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, 1889-02-07
OAKEsDALE HAPPENINGS.
Collection OF News Items and an Argu
ment Favoring New County.


OAKEsDALE, Jan. 80,
EDITOR REVIEW: We have been com.
pleteIy enveloped with fog the past few
days.
The weather still continues very mild
for the time of year.
The thaw that we had last week has
made the roads very rough.
Our warehouses are about cleared of the
vast amount of grain that was in them
w. Il. Palmer, young man, died very
suddenly on the morning of the 26th of
congestion of the lungs; also on the same
day, X. Hodgkins. of pleuro. pneumonia,
after II short illness; also, on the 2Sth, II.
Kingston, an inmate of the poorhouse,
aged rs years.
We are glad to see by the REVIEW that
an effort is being made to organize a com
pany to prospect for coal, aud il it is done
we hope to see them come down this wry,
as there is no doubt but this section is all
underlaid with coal, and we further think
that we should not let another session of
the legislature adjourn without passing a
law authorizing the governor to appoint "a
state or territorial Reoogist, as this would
be the means at once to settle the question
about coal in many localities.
We are sorry to say the citizens of
Oaksdale appear to be, perfectly uuinter-
ested in the way of doing anything to en-
courage immigration to this locality. We
have u natural point for good town, but
nature will not do what we can and must
do.
We are glad to see that the people of
the Falls are waking up to the fact that
they have great interests along the line OF
the Spokane u Palouse railroad. and are
working to get their share of the trade.
We beg leave to differ with the REVIEW
in regard to forming new county. It ia
needed, and that very badly, for the con-
venienee of all the northern part Of Whit.
man county, and it is only a question of
time when 1t will be done. For few of
the Colfaxites appealing to the congress of
the United States "a they have after being
defeated as they have by the people and
the county commissioners, 10 build
courthouse, We think is shame
and a disgrace to the intelligence
of the people of Whitman county, They
will never consent to it until the county is
divided and they will not cease in their
efforts to divide the county until it is done.
The northern part of the county has q Just
right to ask It, as 1t takes the most of
them two or three days 10 20 to Colfax
with team or wagon, and costing IS or
S6 for each trip but that Is what Colfax
wants, az 1t helps to fill their purses. We
would all rather have Spokane Falls for
our county seat, as we can 90 there and
back In one day, and for half the expense.
Look out. The fur will fly. The sparks
are already flying.
, 1889-02-07
wh.s s.s.orush Soil win DO.

The test authority for ths producing
qualities OF our sagsbrush soil 10 Its pro.
ducts All that our lsht soil requires 10
attention. moisture and proDer cultivation.
On the ranch owned by Pete Mich in
Long valley, Douglas county, every varie.
tv of vegetables can be produced and even
the tobacco plant IN rives A. aa elevation
of about 5000 feet above the sea HIS ranch
comprises abont 60O acres and ia he neigh
bo-ho~d ~ 4'N .,- - ~. uIt cui''v-i -
ANS Irsos To- devoted 70 the culture OF
, 1889-02-07
THE SUICIDES RKQUInM.
The Dead Prince--- Emperor Francis Jo-
seph's Marvellous Fortituds.

the Dead Princo---E Emperor Francis Jo-
ssph's Marvellous Fortituds.
VIENNA, Feb. 2.-The Official Gazette
confirms the staten that the funeral Of
the crown prince will be simple and that
the services will occupy only an hour. Tho
only member Of any foreign royal family
who will be present are the king and queen
OF Belgium. Emperor Francis Joseph ap.
pears to have aged twenty years since the
tragic event.
The body Of the dead prince 10 dressed
In the uniform Of general. Priets pray
alternately besd the body,
When Prince Phillip Coburg and Las
chek, the valet, returned to the room in
which ths body lay after Count Havos had
left for Vieuua TO annuoncs the death of
the prince to to the emperor, they found
that q burning candle had fet fire TO = cufP
on Rudoph's right wrist.
Tee emperor has sent the following re-
ply TO President Carnot's message OF con.
dolence; IL am greatly touched BY your
associatinR yourself with me In my grief
and beg you to accept my grateful thanks
for sharing 30 sincerely In the sorrow
caused by the cruel loss with which provi.
dence has afflicted me-"
The formal announcement that Arch
Duke Francis IL heir presumptive, will
pr probably BE- delayed 4. @ for Legal reasons and
humous issue as an heir OF Rudolph.
VIENNA, Feb. 2.-The post-mortem re-
port In the case of Gro wn Prince Rudolph
sets at rest the ruinors Of murder. The
public is less agitated and the theory Of
disease is being generally accepted. The
emperor gave audience this morning TO
the Arch Duke Franz and the interview 10
understood TO have been in relation to the
succession. The body lies In state in the
private chapel OF Hofburg from Monday
morning until Tuesday noon. when IL will
be taken to Capuohin church in Nenatkst.
, 1889-02-07
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY.
Garlic, Barber, Kills an Ex-soidier
who Tries To whip Him.

BOISE CITY.. Ida, Feb. 2, Special. A
shocking tragedy occurred at Caldwell
yesterday. Edward Helm was killed by
A. 9. Carle, barber. Helm and john
son dressed boy in woman's clothes and
introduced him to Carle, who learning the
joke became indignant and threatened
Helm The two men met.
and Helm, who Is muscular
man, attempted to thrash Csrle,
who drew a pistol and shot Helm, infict-
ing fatal injuries. Death was instanta.
neous. Helm was formerly an infantry
soldier stationed at the Boise barracks and
has family living in Oregon. He was
formerly hard drinker, but of late years
he has been reliRiously inclined. His
mother resides near Colfax, W. T. Carle
has escaped, but a sheriff's posse are on
bis track. although ne will probably not
be captured.
, 1889-02-07
A Falling Tree Fatality.

MEDIA, Or. Feb. Q. Special.-Yester-
day E. A. Harbour an old and highly re-
spected citizen of this place was Instantly
killed by the top breaking of dead
spruce tree and striking him on the
head. Sam Foster, who was with
and seriously injured. His recovery is
doubtful
, 1889-02-07
Earnings OF the Union Pacific.

BosroN, Feb. 2.-The gross earnings of
the Union Pacific for the twelve months
up to Decem mber S0Jh, we're &29, $50 .824;
increase. sos, ,05S; expenses, 1888, ,914;
increase, sl3. 2l7. .3S4; surplus, $ll 1885,
S7S; decrease, $614,l25.
, 1889-02-07
The TraveIers' Petition,

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2-Petitions are
being circulated by. the travelling men Of
the United States In every state asking
commission OF NJ. J. Pickering of Phila-
delphia. president Of their national asso.
citation.
, 1889-02-07
Blackmsil In Htsh Places.

TOPEKA, Kas. Feb.-W. L. CavanauRh.
assistant secretary OF state, was arrested
yesterday, charged with attempting TO
blackmail State Printer Baker out of
$500 by threatening to have his tees cut
down by the legislature.
, 1889-02-07
Good News for Malford.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The appropri.
alton bill as completed by the senate COM
mittee increases the salary OF the presi'
dents private secretary from &3250 to
ak000
, 1889-02-07
East African Bili Adop.ed,

BERLIN, Feb. The Bundesrath to-
day adopsed the East African bill in the
form in which IL was passed by the Reich-
stag
, 1889-02-07

d. Cottrsll. To-day Radcliffe's lawyer
abandoned the case and it was thrown out
of court. Radcliffe went to his hotel and
fatally shot Cottrell.
, 1889-02-07
ProhahIy tha Commnnaer .Errs.l

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-Oa the strength Of
the North German Gsz-tte's article 90
toreixu v-ss-ls tor cont-abtnd ~ var.
, 1889-02-07
settled It by Murder.

PoMERoY, Ohio. Feb. flames h.
Radcliffe brought suit yesterday to settle
an old feud with his brother. in-law, Louis
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16

Otter anfOn ten til Yaris fanbt be
in9e 8iser Serberse | to fore Rsm /
'Huortisr MOutpuruasi.". 20 Sum
- bet rar belle 8sfOemmelisbeeen -
% ben par ueSet bpr. Be fl Guiat,
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
Dor SUE boIoninstn.

Stest alpes 8risiel (sweet
breads). Sab 8risielen, iom er en- eeen
Slu9s bVio airtel | So[uens 6als, lie9e
EN- balp Times 9,b / luufeut 8aub bers
poo fippes ben | fossnoe 8anb for al
bliue enbuu bptSe,e o9 f~oftsre. Gu rens
les ben; pinber Os Rsrpiber tassS bort,
Os ben iiieres / ipnpe Stiuer. goa
lasses nUset Smsr openpaa, % ben
iteses ba bsbit | ct grid iron, ensr 8iii
oper sloenbe Sui, men fan osiaa ltsses
/ en- slF6eo Banoe.
9omatos Suppe.-9as 3 Sunb
Srs'iso, l Quart anbe bsrmetilf neb.
laste 2omotps % l Gallon 8anb. aOa
Risbet os 8unbet | omtrsut 2 Elmer,
iaa Der Of 8anbet bliusr tilbnse lioi
ouer 2 Quarts. Sn balees Eomatperne
op beri; ben rsres ON. os efter omtrent
3 8uariers Tto oil &stten bore ferois,
eiier en- lansiom aosnins. Nu filea
Suppen % trporss eiter Smas Os BE,
bag.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
9maas Votttfer.

Wansen 7ienefepise flyer: "anipsne
CT bet perite al alt at bplbe rene" Da
bum bar Ret. Oct er iaa mango Ting,
Der letter 5letter paa Borbtnipeue, %
mango 8anse er bet operuroentlis BON
lfelist at faa benz bort. Spm ct iimpelt
% spbt Niobel fan ri anbeiale at taae
en- operfaarensraa Sotst, bpppe ben /
pulosriieret Iuriien rs snibs 8nipsns
bermeb.
- Den bebite lib til at tn9e fis ct
Dab er netop, fsr mon saar tilienss ba
reiferer mon nemlis life at f~orflsle ia.
os b%esforuben pineer Gnfisteis ubieenbe
peb eiter ct Bah / Here Timer at bolos
fig parmt. Som Dfiooel til at si6rs
Suoen blsb er bet sobt at laase | Babe
uanbst ct gar Buno Susosflio (bran }
/ en- ipnb 2~errsbspOie; beot er bet, ON
bet, fer mon benprter YOieu, iaber ben
lisse meb fit Snobolo nosle Timer
Banb, % iaa bette op | 8aoetarret.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
yaifeSe eaer npaSfeoe Yoteter til
&iperne.

8oteter, Tom er fri for Sdnb % Sorb
os er friife, tan brusss - og / for
Wausbe - til 8Ofsbe, uoen at man fan
upbase uUsen ulempe oeb bet - uiier
@rfarins. Rea oa bet msset iielbeu CT
Tilfalbet, at be er aloetes rene, bet oil
naiten alttb bore noget Sano sller SOrc
paa benz, iaa bsr be ifpues, fBr be siues.
Nosen faa Sanbforn tmellem bar piits
nof insen fabelis SnoHpoelie paa 9ps
rene, be noiiiles isjen meb @isoIelsn,
Mten peo Sibeu Of bet, at Riserne, naar
be | lensere 9io faar YOtetsr, iOm itft
er renIfplet, blioer noseu iaartanbt
iaa fremfalosr Sorobeftanobele let Sor,
fprrelie | Sorbsielien, ibet be leirer fe
paa Slimbineen | Wauen os carmen Oe
foraaria8er Beteubeiie. Oct er berfo,
life pero at ipare fig llmasen meb a
paIfe Boteterne, fsr be fommer / &rpb.
ben, naar be Hal siues / nOsen Renso
% en- 9tb ubouer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
Sarmen,0uiet og 6apen
@rGsfar 90 bets anoenseiie.

@r9sfar eIsr, Tom bet fables paa
GnseIf, Citron oil ri siSre 5usmsbre
opm1rfiom pna, ba man oeraf fan lape
munsfOloise Setter. Ser ifal n1unes
enbel I~nabanne:
@rasfarpui; fsfsenbe iiener iOm
Dplfrift: / aop SOebemel. ! aOp Relt
eler @anb, 2 Stesr Sn1sr - tan unbs
laoss, ON man utl; oa libt Salt 49,.
9ette arbeibes subt iammeu os beles /
2 Dele. Den ftsrfte Del fIaules sOot
- tpub - no os l9sses | Sunoeu al
en- 5orm; berpaa freles 5 Buub 8rass
Far Os flores / imuu Sip'fer, lissiOm
s@bler til sgblssrsb; bisie fploes
JOrmen meb liOt Suffer Os Snsefar.
Den anbeH Del Of 8eisen rules ub
Os lesses oper SOrmen. Ran FILTER
nosle Suler for at 9umpen fan fomme
I'D. Dfa1 lteger Il 2tHle men
frog Speruarme, men COB unoeruarme
Den fan Osiaa iOses.
8il man baue ben finere, fan mar
BRUCE Butter eler Wsrbeis.
Genne BOrtion er for 6 Beriouer
8etteu er prsuet Os imuser uomarfet.
@restariBb BOT.
ter Sano, liot Susosrpn, 2 Buno ftrel
let @resfur ietteS Opsr Stosn. Naa,
Sr9starret er fOst, presses eqer sniOei
bet itu os faar paanpt ct Opfog. Mal
tiliatter liot Suffer, Goitte Os aauel
Siteoetfor Suso fan bruses BOtetes
mel. BOrtiOnen er foe 6 8eaiOner
9reSfarsrBb. - 3llbereoe,
iom foranitauenbs; fun meo mere Sag
eGler Botetesmel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
SGS bette os buif!
9raper .
Seeorab, SoUa.

a5gtcitabstilbuS sulfss ell f lite os oil unber insen On.
~HGnSisbeOr notasss uHosr 80 Gsuts per ltuts. Spu Orb ubsisr
Ell 2iuis. Gets for at i~orebp98s WiSbrus.
SOSsiaiSanmelo abouusnters Samiie optases gratis,
BOG fan ri iHe ale mere sno ii 9tners Piaos. Gferip0rQjler iIbs
tasss for II Sent pr. Orb. Spp Orb rs9nes for en- euie. Benesn.
n,au iuoleuoss neb SfteriperSielen, euerS optases ben life.
asresie=5orauSring gtaar en- abounent snter fin abresis
ioranoret, mua ben tioliSere aoresis opsipes.
Nbresiclapptn oil ubpiie, naar Siben .r uoe. Qea Worfe til
Gatoen, os isnb IND paaupt, bus q iremtoeles snfter gIab.t.
gfR abountHter bebss iubieube usiastis aor.se; poR, Office,
@ountg os Stat, iamt P. o. Box .uer Drawer, ON iaabau bop,s
SHbbetaltus bsr bdf n. I Money Orders, Registered Letters,
euer SerIer. LOCAL CHECKS ~mootasss if, Tom hb B.iaiug.
ba pi MAJ isnbe benz til ben 9ant. be er ubftbt. paa, for Collection,
os bette tofsr ira 10 til 25 Gs. glem life at lGsse Money Order
Slantstten suer Serlen tno Brepst. aanaba Yapirs Dollars Ct
life p9re mere rb 95 Gents. Bi r lite aniparlise for POsta
Notes. Senb benz lite. De tan faa en- Money Order for 1t 1taaa
at to Gents, os benne .r COB TOM Sub. Express Money Orders
sr baabs biutss o9 fire. B.sb inbtiI $500 toAer hun s Gents, Ga
tan srbolses peS stbpert GrprsissOffe..
6sr $tnst ftnht I ~alminaelis. Sr,ps fan nbsiper.n tR. pare
an'parhs. Oct bcHoer, at iaaoauus Sreps bir borts paa g.t.n.
9noieuare maa Opqus 1T Rssu. bog TT. for Cheutlisst,r.l.,
uuStassn iaa torlansss.
Slabef ias benines til enbpu lib st asxet, % assux.m,ntsi
rssns fra ben lib. Snsbsiahns Ter.
9~uisresGHts esstnixsu ire b. f~srfi.uis. Ode a psuIs
msS'ass sia1'. am isns % tfs pslnifs suu snistss Sisplran.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16

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Ter er insen iono q Inriisbsb uben bet ~retiafue
Sierte, % Der er insem 9rOfafbso uben bet Sisrte, iOm
tier Cub. s. 3. Rlafer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
apcrtisjem enter.
pr1m ct
mto 15oe gar8ans at
aOcoouaR-Y ootcu."

40 eipet 1 q atrbeimen. Original Rousnt al 8. u SSfs. SOduttu til
lO> .6usnanS ssutt,n" % orabsp ohsu" s 'Btb Nrnsr" ct adr uS etuns
prumtebOs mutt tuSbuuSa $l7S. StmRHs mH 90" 'n0OuH'e s"" SeT
S135.
~ Zen bemmeIiabsosinIoe 9. IRE Dele. 40 etor. Oet. 1 en-
iarb,Ies intrBfaut Gortoaius % pei fest Sianst -Deordb'eoftHs"
goire -Gecurass poieu- ug .geb arusu" ct Gr mtS btuus Bog iom prRmit
bdnt. SI75. GOOt iuobuuba StnSrps S2OO.
@ 9ctSfttpcn 90 SepneiGnGeren. Gt SaGn VtrtsrtoH) 'DtOrOb'
" pOhCn" % '8so atnsn' ct 4ar mso6 mne Bog iOm Pramts ssh SIZE.
Subbunba s150.
N Standardization. 5ubbotb:- SusmdnSsu Dos I'm frsnss
lJ> 6usb0uS.- - Susmanbssunsu til Suabsu etObOHSsus Batter % 6s'
monseus SsH fsm MISUNDERSTANDING til FRS o'cm chs
Itamrata-JuI,ut Susmausfusn % Dos SusbOussH - De- 70 paa RtrtsauIua -
Susmonbssutteu Gunasa lem SOrbrhu-8OuSn ipntH mere q mere Dc fsts
or afRss me stnaubu-8itI, Stuf.f1-fH SatGs - RHuf Saab - Saut %
uau,-Gt uhIbtst Observation-Disclosures b usmanSssuttn at umst'dnf e.H - In
eranShitr foar I'm GOm-SaarOmOuSeus Ron. Issss Observation-Disclosures
tiI5oa. til bet samlt Diem - On rabiOm SpI.p.Ns pa grattsn - St0rbOHbtn len
Gorbrpbu-Gt Cpsi,r m.a,m Susmuubssun.u % R,uts Ole frtDsr til Rarts-
OF, Gblcaao-Suarer tuob TRars-S usmduSssrtt,n ttlbGss til bet samt sons. -
6usmoubsoutsn StOrboatus 9GaOs - ct SIGestst ssHfpu. "DsOrab' pOftn-
o. .8eb arusn- ct sGr nb' SasmQnSssutten- bsmD Tom 9rGmt' sls; taS
buuat 81 Is; iustt tnbuuSa Si6S.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY

Ut bar en- Of otSt JaNtnu haatnett pr Sonfor, % nth enHt NJ atArs
aasuss
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY.
VIZ hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sewing Machine, Of eur
manufacture, and bearing or trade mark, and numbered a6ISzsLto endure
the natural wear and tear of family use for Five Years. and agree to supply
free of charge any defective o broken parts of the same for that term.
excepting only the wear and breakage of Needles, Bobbins and Shutles.
ct nsnsnb. GsttHcut nil bHu, fbt til eutusr. Der tsbr "a. al bti, Uaniuu.
M, ct Crb til DC Sornufttse: 9is De HsHr en- sgmoffn, % ia1 for,
taar IT BRUCE ben. iaa iau On, Der Tan. til at biaPs Dem. Sab ttts Bsrutnt
I.s. m,b ben. SOiu.niOmS,IF RuHfn. mao btbauOIs mtb Soraanb.
RoRintH Ct nbtuptst iammeniot mutt ubfprt, Rtu At arb,b., o. let at
brio.
gtb bu TaHins fGsn n pen Samlius at imaa Sufrumnu (ttachments)
til Sms Sorbtnee. NIB ben en- rufher, en- tucker, ct Get hemmers, en- foot
henmer, ct Shuf.ru, en- wrench, en- Clisauos en- gauge, en- gauge Stru,, en-
suu throatplate, en- eno check Spring, en- gaaf TaalI, 8 bobbns, cs en- Bog
on, bporhbss man Ral Omsauss RuNtusr, fa at onfdu TT fuIbfanbist .uSpr
pWsnS, tn 'OmpIn SpmaRiue fGrSta til at iuht t9Ous.
De mtdtt EIs u ibrituOs ueO SGIp al steel gauge, ia b, pasir agstIs
at'urat Os be Dele Der a uOiut ir ben aarhas SHOutns. u Of bet Fn,h, stoaI %
paSiu paub bet Gstcsisht iammm.
gGi,dorrns % ReOaet tSNs @aFtusr u al be bSRt Slass. Os ubpuls, us
fsd. OmbssgItsbb.
Get bs BaauubuI r en- rtts Sor@Srns Os iaaIss aubast, at eu,urH.
(bobbins) fan 'pOtes. uben al Geartun ldp abeSH, fac at bet IR, Der RAJ Ipes,
GlNea fan Ipss uortpue.
needle clamp.
Der n mn, sb 1000 al Stss YaRnr Brig, Os aQt ipnts fars.Is s3t N
Dem.
I2aNinu nil bUe. iuSt biuts fro Sutrrsu; ben pHr 100 guub % Braat,n
oil blus ubipOeHs - Om!tug go; for 80 0He. gi oil uar. uufuarlia uc, our
ir De,G bOnusuir, at 9aNnsu tommer I'll it ScttnmsNsfeO, forueIat nan
opstpu nstustus abr@f. Cpqtu ben uGrusts Ssrnbantauon. o. su ustaaua
aouss IA pOhOiha. e0uutp Os Stat
5uIsaGnSs aorst:
.. sInunsien,
Grapr 3 Seeorab, Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-16

-BesrabsSoh.us ubstur bar fat Rs Gr6tnbei. m,S Gu TER spmaRiss
Sabrt % fur buu.S qultouius til at 'uuut fat Shbes abOunnta en- bats @
rists ss SpmaRlu.. Cuff nu paO. at bet Hs Ct for at butst % ihp. at stbsspuss
mtsh nrt guuttnius. gubptr pill besrbt It en- epmaRnt ti .:s fabrttus
stuio,r, .o S4OO, nar Der fI pGt COB. DER II ubuG ptuI mango bIauAs
-gseorabs Qohns A6oun,utet, Der tan bare srus for Tn spmaRtus, mni TOM ta
bar 8aab I'll al rbt en- al bti, tohbGr WRaRtnr, bDutu btuu tht q upsptHhsn
uaar be ton faa en- tsGas COB for N Trtet.sd Al 8rHm
Ut bar en- Of sB, RaRin,r aau,uS, port sOutor. q nh snHs N d ahus
aassnss
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-10
CORRESPONDENCE
IN THE NURIIIJy EST.

GREAT FALLS, MONTANA, July TO- lSoo.
To the MINING Journal.
Saturday morning, July &, there
stood upon the railway platform of the
st. p, NJ. 4 NJ, at Helena, II hand
some gentleman, Il little below the
medium height, whose physique, ear
riage and dress bctokcued great vital
ity, courage and taste The JouRNAL
was conducted 10y friend to his side
and introduced to Hon. Paris Gibson,
ceremony supplemented ON our part
by handing him Il letter of introduction
from a prominent gentleman in ST.
Paul. Mr.. Gibson stated that his
duties as n member of the COnStitu-
tIonal Convention of Montana would
prevent him from showing the attcn-
ton he would like at the time fixed.
July 8, but that he would arrange with
\. T.. Dickcrman, his representative
ut Great Falls, to extend the desired
courtesicS.
But before leaving Mr.. Gibson the
JOURNAL desires to give its readers Il
brief sketch of remarkable man.
He was born in Maine, graduated
from Bowdoin college, and became one
OF the founders OF the cItN of Mime
apoliS. He lis the father of the flour
making industry and was the pioneer
Of wool manufacture in that city.
Later he inaugurated wool-groWimg i'm
Northern Montana, and was the first
man to demonstrate that great crops
of wheat, oats and other cereals could
be raised upon the bench lands with
| out irrigation. As the founder of
the city of Great Falls, however, his
fame is latest and greatest. lie So
lccted the site, secured the investment
of capital and obtained the co-opcra-
ton of railroads in the building of Il
city near the Missouri cataracts, Il
| scheme which has realized magnificent
results and promises greater. Mr.
Gibson is, therefore, held in the high,
est estimation at home, and through
! out thS territory but few, if any, enjoy
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-10
TOWN HAPPENINGS


4 Progressive EuChrc Furty-Last
Saturday evening til" large parlorS of
the Mansion House, Frost avenue. were
beautifully illuminated, and decorated
with flowers. the occasion being Il pro-
grrSsive euchre party given by the
ladies of the Mansion. The partlcI-
pants were Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Maxwell, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lensburg, Mrs. Joseph +. Hay
den, Misses Chcsuey. White. Helena
and Hilda Herzog, WciSer, Robinson
and j. w. f. Cooper.
There were also present Mr.. and
Mrs. Darlington, Mrs. White, Misses
Lensburg, jackson and Scott.
The games were strongly contested
and played with spirit. all the fine
points in the playing being taken ad-
vantage of.
The ladies We're Hastily attircd and
added to the enjoyment Of the occasion
by sparkling wit and mcrrimcut.
The lady's first prlzc--a handsome
box of delicatcly tinted note paper and
envelopes was carried off by Miss
Chesney.
The contest for the gentIcman's first
prize-a box OF elegant pcrtumcry -
created considerable excitement. there
being tie between MessrS. G. \. Max
well, &. w. Cox and J. w. +. Cooper,
which was PLAYED off in game of "cut,
throat euchrc. While the two latter
profess to be expert, at IA straight game
they do not pretend to be much at "cut-
throat" and consequently Mr. Maxwell
carried off the prize.
The lady'S "Booby" prize fell to Miss
White, and the gcntleman'S "Booby''
to Mr.. LanSburg. These prizes were
unique and created much merrimcut.
All present spent II most delightful
evening and seemed greatly to enjoy
tue social entertainment, and we trust
the ladies of the Mansion" will find
ii convenient to give another of these
delightful affairs in the near future.
Kicked by a Horse. Price. OF
this place, was severely kicked by II
horse last Sunday. He is doing well,
and will soon bo around again.