davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times., 1885-09-16
tTTER MANY YEARS.
Ia Bone OF >nsI, the Trapper,
Trrled-story II TIE Death Of
Four Brave Men IN the Wind
River Canyon.

--au0ei' 5'-'
+-r-e cdi5e> and 'T'-c '*aITpo9i> q
tae Wind river CANYON have al ieil7 =
f-s- out the poor remains o. '"0'
P1ey and the skeleton OF Smell 'i''
:saapef, has been ia'i III a rude "u
1e.erent grave ne ZONES 'GSI t.
:feed TO tier parent o"9S nave ''9e'
catered and bruised a''c '''e3 C!'e' '-
A."-- Tie al % l''1' I" 'o''
>"e-i vas 4 party o. seven r'Pf'e'S
An' tf"iicfS 'ha' c'"sse'' '''' - % = - q
"ae ana took government Se' ' - a
f2ft ilaintau@h' = e'' '''e' '.'e1
assisted II 'lle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - =
hFo"n' ""efe A''o"e' nov ',,''' =,
anu III the faii louI o4 '''0 t'"i9 ''''e II
themselves tor "Intel NUM- 'l, '''9 <
s'.''9 oi '''9 i''8 " '''>' '''
's-s1e one % "'0 paw ana ''.'
NJcnce, bo3 " o'dle anu ON >0'''' r
~.rie hi9 tohp"tlioi.9' I@'l'' ''''77
CAMP lase III me ia'i upon ''.'
+ = ''''' ~ g. - ''''''' ''''>' "
""' u Is waters 7S 'ilel eii'9' 60 'i'e
tremendous o"i'>''i' ''iGf 1S1'' '''~
iahih@ Oh infS'
AROUND the lepee HiIs ~ 'l0
--Eapahoea mas oeeh -atie'eu ''ie
80. OF the tragic sequel he ii'S'
>.''" f'"' not E9' i"'i9n J" "''''i "''1
'..J ,'i'l@ 'i'e Il 'i''ei9 '''' "i'''''
.-'.'. o"''y Tramp oI '">i'ee''"" q
'ae.E .shaies. " "odie ana oheH' on
ia35. started INTO Inc canyon. spence
s@udied ms roam Mary ana A'ia ne
would ride to the more distant traps
on tbedWater, While COOK was 10
KEEP camp ouuoeoly 'iie "HooP
u 'l'e Ni"l'"iloeS 'e'it ''i0 an '''''' q
toui OF these feroc'ouS >aVa3eS
s""oped down upon the camp
'o'N was Nl'ied as nc 'i'e'' 20 ie"O'i
" "t'>"0e' WIZ" was A'i'' III eie"'' ""'
'17 '''e" 9''''ei' al" TWO "''''o'> ; lay
'e>'ue '''''- spence was '' once
aA"seo' nc speed OF ms mare gave
!'-''' hopeS q escape Pu' inc i'i'"">
Me" tue ahitiiai' ana eao' wal mon
ID '''e en'Se '"'' d 'e"o NOISE - IL"
'I seven '''''e' an" spence WAS Sho'
l. 'i' MS 'i''ie' 'i'o' '"'i' mutt iie
'"'heo as MS 'e'I't'S ehei'''eS "P
pf"'ched' ore" a bead on 'he iea"-
''2 warrior, ana o'eo S'''h'y win q
"F'se oea'hc'f III MS ears
III 'he h'e'''''''e "ooo'e an"
''''>' ""' WIN = ,'N
~
'>'>' '''"' '''"' Neo VIC "'ou''' u '''e
III, o", '"s' 'eio'e .e''',',s sne'
x 'o''e'' was oao'' MI ZIG NeP'
wv
WINS "o0 .-'''o anu e".AA '''e
'''','''S "'''e o'ie'' '''"oe i'S way
VI 'Aei mo '''e seeie'iiiS oo''oeiS'
= oouie was "t''eo viii '"ise SIZE
''"'p > hao plenty ol a'i'u'ii''o'' ana
VAS oeao shot. Ills cneoking the
lo'a"S consisted IN dropping the
u ieh'oSt III MS tracks. Inc pause
'nS noe long. ne ArapahoeS again
Ah's on. Again Noodie's rifle
! ought lis Indian and again there
vas pause. Ihus The brave trap c
'er held his foes at bay all day long
nj yha, ,,,c,bt Jro,,. .- L Ii
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

[nfFAULT having been made in the payment
Dof the SUM ofthres hundred and eighty four
tdo!lars tSs8t00) and interest thereon since the
18th day Of Maya. D. 1882 At the rate OF eight
due and is due at the date Of this notice ac-
cording to the conditions fand upon q certain
indenture of. Mortgaae. duly EXECUTED and
deivered by Trsls streand Marie Ire ie
beafing date sMag 18th, 4 b issa scouting
thu. payment OF: four certain paomissory notes
o ninety -tour dollars tset 90 each. and bearing
eight per cent interest per mum, and duly re-
md for said county Of iorrison and state Of
Minnssota, on the end day Of May, AID, 1882,
at 4 o'clock p, M, insbook j Of mortgages, on
page AZ. aud no action pr3 pro1as ding q NV Or
debt secured ~ said Mortgage, or any par.
now THEREFORE,. NOTICE rs HEREBY
GIVEN, That BY virtue Of power Of sale Con
statute in such ease made and provided, tI1e
ssa ia Mortgage will3be forsclos an the prem
ises desGrIbs in and covered by said Mortgage,
VIZ Z: TIE north hal Of tie southeast auartsr
quarter 81 sys1 II If soc ton No thirty faC in
0Wnsfip No forty t4o) of range No thfrty-one
ISL containing one hun dredand six y Acres pf
land. ascordin ing 70 the. government surrey
sata, sitA thehered itaments and apt teasnees
NiH " sold g p.,hlie alietiarito the; htshe.t
bidder fM bashs Is pay mid debt and inherent,
ma the axss, II my mid premises, and my
ollars attorney es ..a IN .sid
a las q az ~ il 81
naasfe by the Sheriff Of said Morrison county as
the front. door 81 the court house In the yillase
g Lutte Esls u said county an sd ssats on the
Of that day, subject to resumption At any time
within one ysar from ths day q sale q proyyidt
ed by law 81 -. ]. &,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
Vashington,s Deeandants.

Wsshingsan, Feb; 2222.- the ceres
monies conne:ted with the dedication Of
the monament, there were present OF the
.decendaass and relatives Of Washington,,
Mrs, Lewis Washington, Vico Regent for
Virginia; In the Mount Vernon asspcia-
ton, her stepson, j. q Washington. OF
Pittsburgh, and.connee;ed will tkc Bal
'timor. :and Ohio rAilroad; HES B p:
Washington ant! dangtlier. tTiias asn !
ington. frederick cpanty, ". Va; Miss
Eliza Washington, gAsslss.owh, w. Va;
Colonel 1'llorn,on, Washington, Texas;
Baslirod O. Nashingtoa; and s w
W.st.iaston, GharlestoEa. II. Va. =
Rob SIG Washington, West MorelAnd
.t,ustt, AZ; george Washington, ] eEer.
son ecunty W Va; Yrs. r, Mont oniery
Bond Elizabeth, n. H., great granaLiece
OF Wfsliin sstah, Miss Virginia Mitchell,
sof lh4rlssn5up, W. Va. Miss Clay born !,
81 fsichfA ond, and Mr Myrvin c. Buckley.
p asi1ington 4. Marty all The decerd-
ants weresgrAntiniecss or nephews. Ii
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
Royaaton Rs;,s,iinsss.
Rsyalts,n MINI Fef, 25 IS;

II @SS sA5At1, gAG ~ ksJI LOW
y Our townob ntra met al the school
house on Saturday, Feb. 4:l and settled
with their Treasurer ID
Tee Lusnts ::colnfalny istyr driven
several billing 10 Platte III serfssr b,oFs,age
Purposes. :v@.s.=:.s = IN.
4 gentleman trnn Rice's VA, ia tnxn
ON satHraaY iops ias.5u up the prospects nf
harness shop location. Weuaasrast,d
he has made 'sasisiaslerv arrangements
5foi''s,e ren'al of alr q fIilpntr;ci;'s s.nr.
-oail.'jngca Green street, and will! move
here 10 a short time. /, .<...
Sheriff Rasieot was in town ION Sat,,,-
day. <. ,.t
The 'bridgr. across Platte ri yer hrs bcsa
somewhat darlages by back water rails:
ing, the ice. thus forcing the old piling
loose. The commissioners are a, work
|,rspairin:; it, and in'end,to make it an A
Mol bridge ,bsfurs leaving it. :
Robt. Brown left for Big Lake ON the
early train this morning, his trip is On
business. .,.,.. s~"za' ~. =
Or. putney made a flying trip TO ST.
Paul on Wednesday,. - :
L.>f Brick was in town on Tuesday.
A Dance is to be given at The rink each
Thursday evening nn,il further notice, III
We were amused at our RoyaI,on srit-
les last week. I - ,"-.'
Several gentlemen from the suburban
town Of Little Falls paid US a visit last
Sunday We are sorry our theatre was
closed Tor repairs, but come again we'll
do better next fine, '...
7. NJ. Caughey of Ricc'x is building a
barn on his land recently purchased from
Logan. He will build dwelling in The
spring and move his family here.
Upwards .f 100000 feet of oak ,ogs
have been Landed at the saw mill vhis
winter ~
The Major was out today in full stm-
mer attire, better wait Maj. un,n TIE
southern zeplsyrs carsss the Yestent
foliage before douing yeur palm leaf nat.
We are not going to be behind in the
line of Music by any means. We have a
full string band corps under the leader:
ship Of Prof. J. Kobe, and the chord and
discora heard any night after Z p, m. is
proof OF wonderful talent. 49,.
There arc rumors Of another new he,sl
Success TO the projectors. "
pTCEwvC1s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
rom the Farmers Minnespalis Tribune.

Mr. {. l., smith, an experienced hor
t!culturist Of this city, writes as follow:
concerning the cultivation OF sma
traits: r."
/ consider small fruit culture the A
c Of horticulture. The trouble with too
mauy ho;ticullurists is that they com
mence at tic wrong end Of the alphubet
They attempt problems in geometry
before they have learned simple addition
Small frat comes first ia the sstsop
yields5qulcksst return for the money
and it is U.ost certain as to result.
. q. The pride o. :Amerie.. is-,sher. home
Fhe pride at every home should lie IT'S
garden and the pride of every garaet,
should be its small fruit corner, 10 ne
the ideal home is ina perfect withnu,
it's small fruit garden. I am grievel to
admit that many fthe homes of MINI
eso'a are nolsmodel homes in this rtspecl
II is the mission Of tire horticulturi$ts
10 raise the standard of the homes increas
the number Of gardens and he|v to carry
health and happiness into many a house
ho|d. TIE cry gi}es 'ap all over our land
from weary fathnrs and anxious mothers
frnm public; philanthfopist and political
economist what can b. done TO keep the
boys end girls? all recognizing the evil
result and the lnoral conlaui uation result
ing from our eyercrowded cities. NV
answer to this 9sery would be to make
home more attractive give THIN a love
OF and interest in the home binding
them down with bands Of love end pleas.
act memories. Surround your beme
with flowers trees and plants. Fill your
garden, with plenty small fruit Make
yoar home an Eden, but lei the children
help to make it 80. Give them object
lessons in home making Teach them
the names habits Of growth and method
of propagating all kind of trees plants and
flowers, If you answer that you are igno-
rant Of this your self L say begin 10 LEAN
how to-day not next year or the year after
but now and please don't go about il in
a slipshod lazy mans way for if you do
you will iail. Don't try to do TOO
much at arat, but feel your way and
what ever you do do it well, for It is the
best work that makes the largest returns.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
FISH. FISH. T7ISH

FISH, FISH, FISH.
Herring, hite
Fish, Salmon, Trout,
Smoked Hallibut,
Mackerel,,' Smoked
Herring, Cod and
other fish. at the Lit
tie Falls Meat Mar
k ct.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
On satnrdaylast q bill passed both

On Saturday last q bill passed both
houses of the Mianesota ''egislassd by
which the publieatioi. Of the stat ansnt
Of the. receipts and expenditures fer.
The year ending Feh IS, 1854, whics,
was nsate in the Little Falls Transcript
in Ma CHI last vars 'r?aSi2ea aHdtfle-
ciarea to be the lawful publication OF
tho finascias st:stelnent Of ID 9frIsoll
count y for the gear mentioned, and
the board Of clunty niisaioners
ARE ansharized arsl sT5nujTed to appro-
priats faoney 10 pay for ts;e2, san,e.
The hili was introduced BY Senator
Buchanan. Ti.s game day, bill was
introduced int the house by Hon. j r..
Howes providing tt,at the connty COM
1nissioners Of Morrison equity shall
let al. public printing Of the county to
the .lowest bidder. Early, Mcndny
morning AF. Story and 8. III + Rhodes
went.to Sc. Paul for the purpose Of
, defeating l,othfbiils If possible. At the
request Of these gentlelnsn SsRatji,
Buchanan .caNeI the legaEzing bill
back from the governor where it. had
gone for approval saatl twas referred
to the judieiary committee by j. c..
: Flynn, a. F.storey and ". N. FNller,
and as soon as the committee learned
what WAS claimed by each side and
saw that it was simply the extension
Of d political fight they decided that sE
it was y matter Of interest to Morrison
county only;sit should BE actsa on nc
'cording to the Recommendation Of tbs
local Representatives, and it was re-
ferred back$sto Mrs Buchanan. OF
course that settled all hope ofdefeat-
ing that bill, ana it Was returned to the
governor. The. bill is ironclad, and
has bean xubmittrHto the best legal
authorities at st.. Paul land our friends
need havsno approhansions about the
effect Of it. -. ~. !.
The county must pay for thaSpublica
ton of the statement appearing in the
Transcript about a year age. Henry.
'Rasicot, John Wetzet and "A. Guernon
went down on Tuesday morning to USE
their powerful Influence against the
measure. We don't know whether
they made their presence. known or
not. - IL II"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

VIM: G.. Foisy 81 CO, will remove their
stock Of goods'to Huron, D. f., n'Mon.
day next, 'wbere they viii! open store,
we are SORRY to lose Mr.. Foisy from
amongscur business men, and wish him
abundant financial success in his new
field. Mrs. Foisy and child will moi
remove ia their new home until about
Mayl. f.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
ABIisincss Chance:

Mystors building en- Oak slree',s near
the little Falls house, is NOW fol. z1t Mt.
Any one desiring e ,'ng.pe IN 4 200 !.
money making business can receive
valuable informatiop By apo lying t.'the
antlsfsis ned Il The Little Fails house,
sLltlle Falls, Minnesota ISL
Tn. 81. ROSS, 81
New Y ork cham asns cider At
sss .ssss. PIsIEST Bros
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

,ms11ts b few loads OF good dry oak.
wood III exchange for pictures. VIII,
pay - 80 u cord. 6. e. Neal,
Photographer.
First door south of i. ". Borg
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

800 Acres OF first class land for sale
within one mile Of Little Falls. Mostly
en- time if desired: Apply soon, as ii
must be sold. n, :lsIunAaDsoN
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

County Orders Wanted !
viii pay cash for county orders IN
any amount up to 81, GOO.
~ J. @. Flynn,
Little Falls, MINI, Jan. %, 1855.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is list Of the real estate
transfers recorded in the register of
deeds Office in Morrison county, Mime,
sofa, during The past week:
>Adelhsid stumpf to Adolf stsrpf
SD of ne4 of section 10, sw4 Of
net>and 81 Of nwi Of section II,
township 40. range M..,...."..",s250
Remi Marottc and wife. to Walter
Delahurt-lot 8, block %, little
Ta!iS-.... ....t...... lI0
.Mat!,ias Gross and wife to John
Airnss---sw4 nf4sa55 of section 20, : : J..
'sown ASairarge za" ......,., 200
st. Paul Il Northern Pacific rail
road TO Swan August Ring-nw4
Of ,uw} Of section "a, town 1T,
rnnge 3l......y.. 1870
John T. sn1it, and wife to Blake
A. Bentfsld--par! lot 5, bioekl0,
Little Falls ................,..!..... $50
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
Lumber For Sale @t,haaD.

Lumber For Sale Cheap. Z.
+. At Gilmans mill this essti IL, green
common boards and dimension lumber
is being sold at 81 ler IS Al other
kinds lumber, gsesa aid seasoned,
dressed and rough, s,slsia corresponding:
price,, ie;'u,s;'re ssl- Hired to d 1' .
lumber To st. Cloud and bthsr points
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
WANTED.

~ 49, WANTED. =
To buy 100 cords Of wood in the
weeds within 2 or ~ lalaes from GOWN.
Inquire atstapaes Jewelry Store.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

Rayarians Ser II {iIA1LEYk
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP

Little Falls Village Lots with
s' Perfect Title
Can be bought from me cheaper than
any one else will sell Prices low and
arms easy. viii sxch ange for labor.
:5.# III a II N ..,.#5 Louls VAsALr.
Delicious md heaathka:: mineral wa's,
B at SpRAFDE.,ss, (
~ The Little Falls 1fras Msrsest IN
I the cheapest place n the city y y !.
meat for Cash. u safs+ h
Lime, plaster and cement At
h BE- ssss., NJ !, BEEe i
Lswis' famous 1866 dis,lllsd whIsks.y
at s<r',RnAxDELs s,
81 arm meals Of I'll Aoarssa 4
..S C1ypts 4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

Lime, plaster and cement At
sS# 5sS X; ~ .i3 81. M. BEEp i.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

/ Lewis famous 1865 dis.lll.d whi.ksy
u ,t ArUEL s..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
County Com ,ilissioners.

The Board OF County Commission
ers nrt on Monday; presen, ID. II. Nc
Nett, Chadsman, J, W. Hogan, j,
Wilson, aud p. NJ. Bowler, District
Attorney, Z. N. Farwell. Clerk,
The Reports OF the following officers
were examined .sAd filed:
Z, b. Cu>hman, Sheriff; l. n. Farwell
County Clerk; r. NJ. Bowler, District,
Attorney; +. II. Rice, Recorder and
Auditor; Thomas Smith, Constable
Township 10; Daul. Holluud, j. p.
Township IL; G. b. Snow, j. r. Town.
ship 20.
On petition of citizens it Was ordered
that II jail be built in the town of
Bellcville.
Ordered that E. p. DaTis continue
as Waterman of The eouMty buildings
at Aurora until furtker aotce.
The bill of rhos. Smith for SO was
ordered returned for vouchers Tor
stage fare
The claim Of s. B. Kinds was passed
and the Clerk directed 10 communicate
~sth hIm IN rels'ion to the claim of
County against HIM on delinquent
personal property tax.
The claims Of Patrick O'Neil for
the mouths of February and March
amounting to $1l275, abd $11975
respectively, for work performed on
the roads OF District M 5. were disal
lowed tor the ienson that permission
was net given for said work, and that
it WAS not performed upon the advice
and consent of the commissioners
prior to his doing any of said work
"s since said work was so performed,
- required by law The claim OF
Patrick O'Ncil for work in April
amounting to Sl27,2J. was allowed for
$50, the remainder being rejected for
the above reasoR.
Ordered that hereafter only the
names and amounts of bills allowed be
published
The bills Of ID. J. Lewis for keeping
the County Hospital, were deferred
pending the settlement of his indebted
ness on delinquent taxes as District
Attorney.
The usual order tor transfers to the
Salary fund were made.
The Money in the Treasury was
counted and found correct.
The order directing the erection of a
Jail Al Bellevllle, was resclnded and
action deferred until next meeting OF
the Board.
Adjourned until ta-day at ten O'Clock
A. II.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08


The Fourth WAS quiet day in Haw,
ihorne. hut n great many people went
10 the Lake. M more delightful day
was ever passed than that enjoyed by
the picnicers VINO went down in the
morning. The breeze from the water
kept everybody cool and comfortable,
and, spite Of sunburn, swimming and
'boal.riding occupied most Of the time
0f all Appetites were prodigious.
provisions plenty aud no misLaps, OF
sufficient consequence. to mar tho
pleasure. The table WAS spread in ono
Of the dressing rooms and such a jolly
picnic was never seen. Every body
was in such COED pumor that Ed.
Hubble was but uiildly rebuked for
setting the bucket Of lemonade under
the dripping bathing suits. OF course
II was discovered before much Of the
Lake water had dropped in. and the
lemonade was not weakened enough
to lose its agreeable flavor. Some Of
the small boys got their bathing suits
badly sun burnt, but that was mater
for consideration on the next day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

while here. He is not often able to
leave his paper, but the ride being
offered to him, he concluded to leave
his foreman in charge of the locals,
get friend TO write some editorial.
and the mail for a few weeks, and
keep a lookout for new ads until he
returned. If he had large field and
a paper of his own, Mr.. REID would
make his mark in iourna ism. He
has ability, is hard worker. and, ii
connected with The Nevada Press,
would soCn be admitted to the Press
Association.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
Candelarta Notes.

The following items are from the
7ras Fissurs of last Saturday:
A new faro game was started on the
first instant.
An increase has been msde to the
force Of miners at tie Niet,r.
An unusual number OF strange faces
have appeared on the street within lhe
past few days.
Last Tuesday the Mount Diablo
company paid dividend Of tweaiy
cents per share.
There are six mining companies
shipping ore from here, and the most
OF it is reduced at the BeIevile mills.
Marietta is growing rapidly. The
tri.weekly .hipmenls of bullion give il
a more and more healthy reputation
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
so -
cOxYTii.t.N CIR SpSIXss.

Nj. John Gray WAS ur ls'e&ing u.
the Big Indian mill and san, ping the
mine.
The Coryvii,c singing scAool offered
prize to the scholas composing the
best song. |. was composed in one
weeks tiinu. The iillc is, i will be
I'LL smiles tonight Benny
A lady says this is good place for
ducks. She only lost one this summer
and that was killed by z dog.
A prospcclor would say that the
Indies of Coryville have all the latest
styles in dress and bonnels, judgin.
by the new ones seen out The 4h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Daily entertained
'heir friends quite pleasantly on the
afternoon of the 4th st their bone.
The 9TH was spent pleasantly in
swinging and skating. The lown was
fuely decorated.
Mr. Thorn is driving The Cory sts &c,
everybody is glad tosec him again.
Chris. Anderson has returned from
California.
Enaeuc Gallagher is making model
Hay press.
Hunk Blanchard came over from
Bodie to look ut bis mines in Cotton
wood they are luok,ng well.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08

pleasures, ii is pretty sale III pr.a..
that the next exhibition will he sn-ee.
thing out of the usual course. The
schools are benefited by the Increased
.in,eres, excited and with paiAstsaing
snl competent trustees a',}i ,saci'crs
the Hawthorne District has rrason i>r
a fair amount Of pride in Inc pfr.Tat
grade OF its school which a. apm
year. uudrr the stimulus q uui
work. will he eqaal Ia AIRY in The
SAFE
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
A sale In Aurora.

Last week B. Levy sold to Z. Wood
Il Co. his stock. store and warehouse,
in Aurora Mr. Levy has gone to San
francisco 10 live, while Weed s. Co.
move their former stock into the new
premises And consolidate the two
stores.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-07-08
The Sch COL rxhibfffen.

The school exhibition on theAeven,
ing OF June 30th, Wa. more than ordi-
narily M event 10 the pupils. All
closing exhibitions. of schools arr
matters Of deep interest to parents,
pupils and teachers, but this FRESH the
fact that ii WIS he first purely literary
entertainment ever given by the pupils
of this district, excited unusual inter
est. Many Of the younger rspis had
never even seen anything OF the &ind,
and all were under the strain us
pleasant anticipation. The sctoo,
room, which Mad been ts,teially deca
rated, was flllcd with all cxpectanl and
friendly Audience when at the ar.
pointed hour for opealn&, Mr., Sues.
merfield, On behalf Of the trustees,
announced the prizes that were 10 os
awarded, and the names OF those on the
the committee which was to make the
selection. The difficult task of decid.
ing who, among the the children, was
best. was placed upon Miss Kate
Bardenwerper, A. W. Crocker aud J.
+, Boiler. The committee reluctantly
acccpted the trying position. aud the
exercises of The evening began with a
greeting song by the school As tho
committee on prizes, composed as il
was OF the most competent persons in
the audience, was mnch harresscd by
doubts in deciding the subtle differ.
cmcs between good. better and best
the BULLETIN will not venture an
opinion, but will confne itself TO Civ.