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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Prominent Farmers Death

m EALlikwAY, Ncb.. Oct. @. Especial to THE
BEE, david Blackman. a prominent
farmer hvlng fifteen miles east of here, and
Mt one time prominent resident of Broken
Bow, diei ut the Deems hotel, in this city,
very suddenly Sunday evening The de-
ceased had been suffering with consumption
for about one year. He rode from his farm
here but two days be fore his death, with the
intention of hunting few days. The ride
He has brothers in Beaver City and Hast
,iues.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Reatr,ce Burslary.

BEATRICE, Neb, Oct. 22.-I Special Tele.
gram TO The BEE, Burglars broke into a
carpenters tool chest IN a new school build
ing on Sixth street last night and took
therefrom tools to the value of $50. With
the tools thus obtained they proceeded to
the rear of T. p. Walters gun store and
cutting a big hole through the shutter,
loosed its fastenings and cut out large pane
OF glass, thereby gaining access to the store.
The establishment was raided and pistols,
guns and ammunition to the amount of a hun
'dred or more dollars taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Snnreme Court.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Oct. 23-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. THE supreme court filed
the following decisions here to-day:
I. N. Craig. appellant, vs. Werthmueller &
Ende ct al; Des Moines district; reversed.
State of Iowa vs.. Frank Forsyth, appel
liant; Benton district; reversed.
Michael Duggan VS.. Peter McBreen ct al,
appellants; Dubuque district; reversed
Peter Conway, appellant, VS.. Charles A.
Sherman; Boone district; affirmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Wife kcpenteti.

KEosAuQUA, Ia, Oct 22.-lSpecal Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The principal criminal
event of this term of the district court was
the conviction of Solomon c. Gee, formerly
of Ottumwa, of the crime of adultery, and his
sentence to the penitentiary for six months.
Tho complaint was made against him by mis-
wife, but she afterward reported and asked
the Judge TO be lenient toward him.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 22.-Summary of
days races:
One mile-Kate s. won, Littroll second,
Roxanna third. Time--i :46
Mile and -sixteenJh-Diemma won,
Clamor second, Lizzie d. third. Time :53
Mile and seventy yards--Bridgeligh ght won,
l:502.
Three quarters of mile--Dollil5ns won,
Camilla second, Lotte S, third. Time--1 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Meeting of Property owners

There viii be meeting of property own
ers residing on North Twenty nirth street
from Cunning to Lake, at the Sixth ward re.
publican cluD rooms. Twenty. sixth and Lake,
next Saturday night The meeting is called
to take action relative 10 the tax to be levied
for the opening of 1wenty.ninth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Drought in Michigan.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 22.-The
drought continues, and fires are starting in
every direction. Farmers are hauling water
miles from the river to water stock, and the
ground is so dry that fall wheat mas not come
up and in many instances is rotting In the
ground
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Two Children Cremated.

DEs MONIES Ia. Oct 23-Two children,
aged two and four years, belonging to The
family of charcoal burner named Clarke
twelve miles south of this city, were left
alone IN the house this morning. The mother
returned and found the house IN flames and
both the children were consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
Polish Partisans OF Suspended
Hriaat Ilesisf The LAW.

wnxspAniit, pa, Oct. 99.-Tor some time
past the Polish Catholic adherents of the
suspended priest, Warnegari, have held
possession cof1 the church and
parsonage here. To-day Bishop
O'Hara, of Scranton, came here to
obtain possesstonlof the property. The aid
Of the police was secured and in the attempt
to expel the usntpers fierce fight ensued.
The chief of police had leg broken ana a
number of other persons were hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Elevator and Contents DESTROYED.

VERNON, Neb., Oct. a9-The Howe broth
ers' steam elevator aud feed mill, situated
on the B, & NJ, at this place, was entirely
destroyed By fire about II o'clock, together
with large corn crib near by. Loss about
$1,000 No insurance. The fire Is supposed
10 have originated by the heating of the
slack cOal that was stored in an adjoining
shed, There was 1000 bushels of corn and
300 of rye III the elevator, large shipments
having been made recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23

ELwooD, Neb., Oct. 22.-Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. I-Distrlct court convened
to-day with big docket. 1t Is the first ses-
sion in the new county seat
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Ciass For -ensoninp.

The other day Chinese cook at Liv-
ingstone Cal, made pie for the guests
OF hotel. Il looked all right, but he
stalwart teamster's mouth TO bleed aud
he beat the cook 10 a jelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A ,Iudye Resicpcd.

LOUISVILLE. sDy., Oct. 29.-Tt is reported
that Wilson Howard, the man for whose ar
rest large rewards have been offered in this
state and Missouri, Is with party of hun
dred men besieging Judge Lewis in the Har-
Ian county court house. Lewis is said to
have fifty men fortified In the court house.
No details can be learned, but the report is
probably exaggerated.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A MethOd Conference,

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, Oct. 22.--[Special
to THE BEE. 1.-The Methodists of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs district will hold their semi-annual
conference at Woodbine, in this county, be-
ginning on the 2Sth inst. Bishop Thomas
Bowman is to be present and deliver two
addresses. He will also dedicate the new
church building at WoOdbine.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A small Haul.

CENTRAL CRY, Neb., Oct. % 2-TSpecial
Telegram to THE BEE, 1-Martin &c Vieregg's
safe was opened by the powder route last
night. Only 20 cents we're missed, but the
door is a total wreck, The same safe was
burglarized year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Champion.hip Series.

New YonK, Oct. %. Especial Telegram to
THE BEE. The Brooklyns won their sec
ond victory in the worlds championship
series to-day, darkness again playing an inn
portant part in deciding the game. In the
ninth inning, with the bases fun and only
one man out, Gaffney called the game, to the
great JOY of the followers of the Brooklyn
club and the intense disgust of the friends
of the Giants Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Convicted OF MansIaughter.

DUBLIN, Oct. 22-William Call. one of the
men charged with complicity.n the murder
of Police Inspector Martin, at Gweedore, IN
February last, and who has been on trial at
marlborough, was to-day convicted of man
slaughter
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23

Earned riins-New York, I; Brooklyn, .. Twobasc
bi,s-tiore. Connor WEIGH Pinckney, Clark. Three
base hits-TieTnnn, Smith 2, Hughes. Home runs
Corkhif; O,Hourke stolen bases-Tiernan, Richard
son; Double plays6Coins and foutz, First base ON
halls-Wech ), O'Day <, hughes T. Struck out
Welch !, otDay 3, Hughes :, Caruthers l. Passed
balls Clark Wild pitches-liughes O'Day /. Tune
-2.lG 4 Umpires- -S;uffllcy and Lynch
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Coming p.wer..

Emile de IsaBeleye, the European
publicist, saysdn the October Forum
that 100 years once, leaving China out
OF the qucstionythere will be two colos-
sal powers in the world, beside which
Germany, England, France, and Italy
will be rs pigmies-the United States
and Russia
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
sold the Horse Cheap.

DAKOTA Cry, Neb., Oct aa-fSpecial
Telegram to, THg BsR,l--A man giving his
name as Buck was to-day arrested in Covlng-
ton for stealing horse in that town. He
took II from the ferry house barn aud sold IL
70 saioonkeeper by the name of John
Prison for Se5. The horse was recognized
county ialL
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
NntionnI WhnIesnIn prnceists.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 22.-The thirteenth an
nual convention of the National Wholesale
Druggists association began to-day. The
pharmaceutical associations of thirteen states
were present The president in his annual
address said business during the past year
had been good. Congress should remove the
internal revenue tax on alcohol used in the
arts.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
a Grent Horse Sale.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3--iSpecial Telegram
to The ER.l-To-day commenced the great
combination horse sale at Normal. Over
two hundred Normans, Clydes, French
coach horses, etc, will be offered for sale,
ana buyers are there from nearly every state
in the Union. The sale will continue three
DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Changes Quarters.

An Office is being parttioned off from the car
room of the power house of the Omaha Street
Railway company on Nineteenth and Nicho-
las streets. II will be occupied by Mr..
Smith, the superintendent, and John Thomp-
son, the foreman Of The street car drivers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Cnndidate Disappears.

A1NswoRTH, Neb. Oct. pa Special Tele-
gram 20 TnE BgB.l B. Clapp, republican
candidate for sheriff, Saturday night got into
n fight and was struck with six-shooter on
the head, making bad wound. To-day ne
lett for Bassett
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
SECOND Ward Democrats.

The democrats of the Second ward held a
meeting at Sixteenth and Dorcas last night.
Duff Green, an ex-poiiceman, was president.
and Bob Morton secretary. Speeches in be-
half of the ticket were made by Frank Nor
rissey and others. after which the meeting
adjourned sine die.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Locomot,ve Exp,odes.

WABASH, Ind, Oct. 22.-At Granger cross
ing this morning Grand Trunk engine ex-
ploded. instantly killing Engineer Callahan
and Fireman Maddox.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Browns To-day.

The base ball lovers of Omaha will have
an opportunity to-day and tomorrow of
seeing that justly celebrated team, the st.
Louis Browns, ptted against the Kansas
Citys IN two of the series of games these
two teams are engaged in for the champion
ship of Missouri. The games Will be called
at $3.50 and tickets can be obtained at 10
o'clock in the morning at the Chess Club,
keith's, 200 South Fifteenth, ana at Kar
hnchlS
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Fiye llorses Oremn,ed.

WATERLOO, Neb.. Oct. 2s.-At about 9
O'Clock yesterday morning barn belonging
TO A, Slenglen, two and one-balf miles
southwest Of this place, was burned, together
with five head Of horses, about three hun
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Shnoting IsehaIs.

Cary OF MEXICO, (via Galveston,) Oct,
22-Telegrams received here announce the
shooting of several military chiefs who took
rillas government.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Rear Coach Demolished.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.-The Bowling Green
accommodation had its rear coach demol-
ished at Nolin, KY, this morning by the
fast mail from the south. Three passengers
were seriously injured and others were badly
shaken nm
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23

EAsToN, Pa. Oct. 33.-The jury in the case
of William H, Bartholomew, charged with
the murder of Aaron billiard, returned
verdict of guiltyof murder In the first de-
gree this afternoon. .,-t. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23

BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. %. Special Tele.
gram TO The BEE. Hon Watson Pickerell,
of this city, was married to day at Catletts-
burg, IIv., to Miss Fanny Nelson Ulen,
daughter of Hon. Charles S. Ulen, OF that
city
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
A Surgeons Fatal Mistake.

WAYNE, Neb, Oct 22.-lSpecial Telegram
TO THE BEE.I-J. II. Spear, veterinary
surgeon, took aconitc by mistake for brandy
to-day and died two hours after.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Street improvements in nondon.

Great street improvements are in
progress in London. The Strand is to
be widened its whole length, Holywell
street is To go out of existence and
new street is 10 be opened from the
Strand 10 Holbom at Il cost VI 81 500, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Tho Cotiom jury secured.

MrNNEApoLIs, Oct. 22.-In the Collom en-
bezzlement case to-day before adjournment
the necessary twelve jurymen were secured.
Tomorrow County Attorney Jamison will
open the prosecution
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Business Troubles.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 22.-Leon We'll, a
scrap iron dealer in this city, assigned
to-day. His liabilities are placed at $50 600.
The assets are unknown, but it IS thought
they will be small
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
.siene1 w,,h.ths Chicanos.,

BOSTON,, Mass, Oct. 22.-AIalachl Kitt-
rcdge, for the past year catcher of the
Quincy, Ill.,, ball team, has signed with the
Chicago club for next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Lahor I,nrty Gets Left.

BosroS, Oct. a2.-The labor party, having
failed to file it's nominations with the sigma
lures, required blythe new law. will find It.
self unrepresentetl upon the Official ballots.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23

dred bushels OF grain and forty tons of hay.
The origin of the fire Is not known. Loss
about q, 800 with no insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
Leven's Lord succ rmbs.

LONDON, Oct. 22,-The Earle of Leven aud
Melville died to day from the effects of in
iuries received in a recent carriage accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
ProposedI Central Amerioan Onion

Proposed Central American Union.
New HoRR. Oct 22.-Consul General
BALI, OF Guatemala, has received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch from Guatemala
"fhe Central American congress has ap-
proved the basis for the union of the Cen
tral American states.n
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Earl of Orkney DE


LONDON. Oct. 22.-The death is announced
of the Earl of Orkney; also of John ball,
r.. r. S. --s. .
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-23
The Custer cost Ball.

Custer post, G. A. r., gave ball at their
hail on Fifteenth street, last night. The at
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Superintendent Smith has been on the
jump the past week as water commenced
to rush in in large volumes He took the
first train to Helena and purchased a
large sized Knowles pump. capable of
throwing eco gallons of water per minute,
which is now in place and doing GOOD
action. A carload shipment of ore as
sayed $1C4 not ounces and more is en-
route. Water materially delayed the
mining.
Few are aware that the Frisco is the
deepest mine in the vicinity of Philips
burg; that from tho Kaiser house plat
form to tho bottom Of the mine is 2CO
feet. Every step from this spot-tLe
platform--is up hill.
In course Of a fortnight Superinten-
dent Smith informs the writer that news
of an interesting nature will be made
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known to the public. The developments
being about. or commence to get below
water mark. some discoveries have been
made and continue, which will astonish
the natives and crafty the stockholders
Until then we abide action or remarks
and await with anxiety development. fully
recognizing the fact that the directory
shonld be make cogn!zant of all news OF
the mlne at the earliest date; after that
it is the ownership of the stockholders
and public. The reason OF this is that
in order to successfully work property
or business the firm should know their
business first, receive their letters, etc.
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Ti1ro the Bath Takes,

How long does it take to use the morn
ing ''tub:'' Mr.. Chadwick says twenty
minutes, which is surely al esc escive es-
innate But for those who wait to save
time over the operation, here is the l;:test
hint Of sanitary science: "a Frccc;,
colonel ascertained that he could wash
his men with tcpid wafer for 4 centi.ac,
or one-tenth of penny per head, soap
included. The man ,!nd;esses, steps into
a tray Of tepid water, soaps himself.
when q jet from two handed pump
plays upon him tepid water, and lie dries
and dresses himself in five minutes.
against twenty minutes in the bath. and
with five gallons of water against some
seventy in the usual bath. Pail Mall
Gazette,
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EST GRANITE.

anager Mcdonald has little to re-
port, and refers our reporter till next
week and time. All seems to be going in
socd form. and in fact there is nothing
10 report except that stopping and sack
ing ore at the Elizabeth continues and
the lower grade ore is assuming quite a
dump.
It takes time to stope, sack and ship
ore. The old days Of small carloads are
rapidly passing away. at one time IL
ions was figured on as large load; now
20 tons and over loom up, and 10000
pounds weight is disposed to trespass on
the springs.
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An Old Ma,ria~o Custom.

A curious OLD marriage custom, which
is still widely prevalent in Brittany, was
recently interpreted in novel and arlus-
ing manner. According to this custom
tho bridegroom, Immediately after the
priest has welded the couple, strikes his
wiie in the face. SAYING. This is how
you will fare if YOU mako me angry
and then, Kissing l.e:. he says, And sl,is
is how you Will fare if YOU treat no
we'll" A short time agoa young Breton
married German girl, and af>eg tie
ceremony was over began at once to
practice the first part Of the time hon
ored custom. The bride, who was igl,o-
rant OF the ''inner meaning Of what
she considered an insult, turned round CT
her lord and master and returned t,ie
stroke, saying, il broad Suabian dialect,
Look here, / do not approve of such
behavior after which the husband is
said to have performed the second Part
Of the ceremony with more than usua!
affection. Mall Gazette.
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PEAEL.

AS far as we know everything is pre-
crossing favorahly. The main incline
shaft is down somewhere close to the soc.
and we were informed, the pro sr4mme
was ION to the 4eo,'' so imagine sinking
will be resumed as soon as a STATEN is
cut. The water which has been coming
in the shaft very heavy is under control
and the machinery rolls with precision.
s;anager Pardee is absent. or we might
have been able to have given some fresh
points, bit as the work is principally
dead work. We doubt it, and will prove
it by interviewing him the coming week
and presenting the facts to the public.
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Tho -a;lless MAJ: Cat.

These tailless cats. by the w:::, merit g
rc;::S;1:srap:, by themselves. The Listencs
i; 60. 8vere whether they raise q special
trcc>! Of these creatures in Vermont. but
would not Le surprised if the: did. Ee1-
mont hes !; way Of improving; upon y:'!!::::tt
eve: animals she imports from abroad,
:::I getting u superior t1ced; CT every.
thing. froI, human beings down through
;.:o1:,,an horses. Hclstein cattle, rlcrino
s.:ee., and Shepherd GcSs to {ao dcatt)
taii,es5 cats. The taiiies5 ccs il supposed
to have originated in the Isle cf Elan, Int
if Tie Listener i; not mistaken, lie h-::s
also heard them called Cornish ccts. The
two individuals just referred u S:e il
color something between c tortoise s,,..el!
ard maltese. O::e las q sort G rU<:i-
r,en:ac:y stump tail, Ike rabbit s. :::,u
the other has rot SO mich SIS t:,c ao: :sc,c
Of a t;:.l. Eo.,l lave Il lc,:r..:e,l rcscal-
blancc il the hinder parts to tie rabbit,
and when the rul il i, Wit. g s2-..:cs Ct
bounds Ike radt;t. Ore would s:y
that TIC Nam: c:t aad tlc rabbit were 1T
least dist&n.ly related. They Gre queer
birds, take thccl altogether Boston
Transcript Listener
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Er.te- Than Sca:,.

It is asserted thai, u'is.cr ct'rtas: cor
ditions, the bark Of the ouiila tie OF
Chill possesses cleansing properties sn'
perior to those of the best soap. p.-lirhan-
saw Traveller.
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GRANITE MOUNTAIN.

The output for the week ending Jaru-
ary 8. was IS bars of bullion, con-
:aining $50 ,S12 ounces silver and 58.O4
ounces gold
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Ccco.rc.l By Gar Eic1ccrr.

IF my ..lcuory serves ire is a favor
itc formula viii many POROUS. ard tiis!a
are few WHO have no;, 1T one ,llsio os s.I,-
other, Eeea the victims Of 4 trc:cLerols
memory. One would think thu. having
been deceived many ti.sles ", would at
last learn 20 n1iotrust tLis faculty soElc-
what, cr. at al events, I've cautious III
accepting its revelations without Gues-
ton. Eut right here Their, cones il az
other puzzle. no r,att,r i,ow grossly
memory deceived Us ses:erlaT. or LIST
week, today we are not deceived. Cur
recollection of tile thing t:lat happened is
SO and SO: It cannot !o c1herw!,.-. fer we
saw it OF heard it. We rec,e,..l .9y il rer-
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STOCK ny,HTATIHNl

STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing quotations. Wednesday. Janu-
airy 81, furnished by John ". Daw
son. broker:
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1t is generally understood that Lori
Tennyson composes muc!, c! his poetry
during bis ru:a! 1aml,:Ss -.~-
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A trial shipment OF ore was made from
the Bradley mine last week. The results
have not yet been heard from.
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NEWS FROM DEER LODGE.
A COl.ectl IN OF Items From Our
Regular Correspondent.

DEER LODGE, January 80, 1889:
About 200 were present at the Good
Templars' sociable last Friday evening".
Everything passed of NIGEL. in the hands
of the efficient committee and ever, bod
seemed happy. Oysters, sandwiches ano
coffee we're served during the e.en1n
The SO t, is large and fourishing Wit.
surplus fund in the treasury.
The coffee supper at the Salvation
Army barracks on Saturday evenin; wa..
Well attended. about $50 being present
| A meeting vas held until $50 O'clock
after which refreshments were served at
| Il cents head. Mrs. Harris, Capt. Holt
craft and Cad Abbott left for Helen,
on onday. Adjatsnt Harris. Capi.
Rees and Cadel G:.llfant have charge o:
the Deer Lodge meetings this week.
Or the tapis: i masquerade ball Oh.
lie evening Of St. Vii mines da..
! 4 good thing: The new c;rc;l;tiE,..
library which orens here February J
he only ohje c,ion to it the price is . bi
too high. Twenty cenjs week e.:
book nigh; do for :lle hampton stock
hold; rs, nn; We we1e not al born l:,cA::
VIM. =. ! thompson, OF Deer Lodge, il.
doing eos d legislative work IN Hcira;.
1t looks as if 1880 would see Mon,a:::
state This is as il shoald be.
Miss Sailie OHannon and Capt. 3. +.
Nartz ere running race for The Ieer
Lodge post ctEce. Which viii win.
}. .. Armstrong and James Hartford
Of Eearto"n n, V no were III town last weeh ;
ha, Q returned hor:e.
Wm Wa.i"cc started for Missouri an5'
o.h.r pieces east last Friday on /: visit
o; so,le weeks.
Messrs DIX. and Kan and Miss Mimi;
Noye were up from Iioreer last weeA
They took in the Salvation Army ons
evening while here.
A letter received this week by you:
..rr. srondent from Mrs. Catherine L
Gee, dated San Francisco, states that he
aunt, >:rs. D. L. McFarland's health docs
not improve IS yet, but Doctor Roberts
her physician, assures her frlcrds she
will be much better in few monii S
tire under his care D. II. Mcfarland
YRS Gee erd Lizzie Gee have visited
he Golden Gate park, seen the sea lions
seals and ct her sights Of Frisco.
Owing to wreck at Silver Bow the
o::G q. III. train >onday from Eutte die
not arrive at Deer Ledge until 1913
y, N. r his delayed the train from Gar
r;son, due here at 1910 a. H., till 40
p. N.
Mrs. Sheriff Moore end her sister, Mrs.
6. Fl. Rabcock. will visit their parents
and friends in T Th1lirsburg this week.
E. n. Leach is building a story-and;-
half dwelling house on his corner lot OF
ain street. On the al1rcsite side I"
Main street Mrs. Reehe, OF Butte. j:
'recting two pretty cottages.
Mr.. c;oeavitt. OF Elk Creek, who bar
been i'll for some weeks at St. Joseph'f
hospital with pneumonia is recovering.
Mrs. L. A. W. Owen. of the Y. N. C.
A. will lecture on Friday evening Eex'
in the Christian CHI! rch on femDeran nee
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A carload of ore Will be shipped from
the Rowie mine this week through the
samplinr mill.