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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22
Walked Up E~fHectuaily.

A letharegic. dormant condition Of the liver 10
hardly TO be overcome with drastic cattarties and
Dauseous cnologosues. A gentler, pleas inter and
far more effective means exists Of arousing the
organ when somno lent. This 1. Hostett, RS stom-
ach Bitters, vouchsd for by the mo zeal fraternity,
tested bs the public for man, years. A resump-
tion by the hillary organ II its ~secretive function.
with the activity attendant upon health. a return
dig. stion, are the no less happy End certain re.
suits Of using the Bitters systematically. Its laxa.
tive effect Is never painful and drenchinR, It's ten.
dency being rather TO perpetuate regularity than
to produce a copious action. Malaria. nervous.
ness, debility, kidnev troubles and neuralgia II
subdues effecluAlly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings Of the First Day.
FORENOON PROCEEDINGS.

FORENOON PROCEEDINGS.
Court opened at 10 o'clock. The
jury was then called. and with the ex
cep:ion of four who were excused,
were found by the county attorney to
be qualified, and were sworn In fo'
the term. A recess If twenty min
utes wa then taken for the purpose o
enabling the judge and clerk Of tn"
court to make up a list Of grand jury
men. A venire for seven was issued.
Call Of the calendar.
Mollie Rea, a. administrative of the
estate Of Loring b. Rea, deceased, by
her attorney, }. w. Strevell, presented
tn the court, as having been passed
upon by her and found to be correct.
nine claims against the estate Of her
husband, the late Loring b. Rea, with
the request that they be filed by the
clerk Of the court.
In the case of Bennett Va. Maxwell,
coming before the court on a demurrer
TO complaint, rs To its suficiency, the
demurrer was sustained and the case
dismissed.
The will Of Jas. II. Garlock, de-
ceased, making his father, George Gar.
lock. of Newark, n. Y, (near Roches.
ter, N. w. sole devisee, offered for
probate and filed.
j. w. Strevell announced the recen
death Of Hon, Jas. III. Garlock, who
was for rany years his associate 10
the practice If law In this city. He
referred to Mr.. Garlock ~ having
been in the practice Of his profession
In Montana for h longer term than
any lawyer now here, and paid a high
compliment to his fidelity to his client
and his hiah sense Of truth and honor
as a lawyer. Mr.. Strevell concluded
his remarks by q motion that Judge
Milburn appoint ex-Judge Liddell
w. H. Ross and T. j. Porter q CON-
mittee to draft and summit appropri-
ate resolutions following the an
nouncement of Mr.. Gariock's decease.
After stating the motion, Judga
M,lburn asked the members Of the
bar there present, for an expression
regarding the motion OF Mr.. Strevell
T. J. Porter arose and very feelingly
referred TO his infinite acquaintance
with deceased and offered his testi.
mony as to his Inherent worth as
man, concluding with q hope tina,
having In mind his admirable quail,
ties M q lawyer and steadfastness Us Q
friend, the mantle Of charity nigh,
cover his faults. Hon. g. X. Middle
ton laid that although usually antag.
onized with the late J. ii. Garlock Ia
the trial Of cases here. he gladly added
his testimony TO the learning and abil
lily OF deceased as 4 lawyer, and hi
worth as n man. He said that hi
death his not only regretted by bill
brother lawyen, ~ q great los to hi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Great lscoit.

Why d",'t u cure that GO Igh? DE-
WItt'- Cough and Ctsrmutiun Cure
via dot. iii, T.ueiy il losit yely
cer'a'n, rr"nlt ui"; hpr ,,gily ~sbri..
factory. II N"h have ,r.d IL ,un
know this stat msut % be- Il fsc,-,f
you have not Won nrr dom. vour-plf
iEiu.t c.. IL il sod by w. l.. Saw
are.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

l. certain II reasonable effort Is made
to cure a cough by the use Of De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. This
remedy Is correct and certain In It's
action and costs no more than un-oli.
able preparations. Insist ~ o hnv
ing Il. For sale by w. F. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

We have opened u sales room in
Smith & Haynss' old stand ard will
keep IN hand everything in the bak-
cry line. We ak the patronage of all
tine citizens. We will do our best to
please. We are also selling the best
coal in the market.
NEW YORK BAKERY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

II will he for the best interests Of all
desiring to purchase fine wines and
liquors to call upon Prof. Bach, who
has just received n fine line Of superior
imported wines and cordials for fam
ily Use. Also dome.tic wines If excel
lent quality at rs low a figure as can
he afforded. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22
Advice.

Keep your head cocl-your lcet
warm-your liver active, aud trust In
God" was The edv'ce Of n celebrated
physician to n patient. You can ECU
late the action Of your liver, kidneys
and bowels by using De Wits Sara.
pariiIa, an absolutely reliable blood
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Delegate Carey, Of Wyoming, has
introduced u bill spI %ropriating $50 900
for the reiair of Forts Mckinney aud
Washakie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

The Canadian government proposes
TO give a free homestead of l0l acres to
every family ,ftweivr children by me
father and mother.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Tickets can he scared for the fire.
mems masquerade at the postonic".
Will ,yag+'> drug store. ami Of any
of the menIbrrs Of the comranr. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Hoods Ssrsaparil,a is Il purely vege-
table preparation, bsirC free from I'm
furious Ingredients. IL Is peculiar in
Its curative power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Frank Mayo, one of the legitimate
stars Of The American stage, is booked
FIR an appearance here on February
6h. in his charming idyl Of "Divy
Crockett" This play and Mr.. Mayo
are as indis-olubly CONNECTED as 10
Jefferson and Rip Van Wrinkle. and
each i a leaf from natures book.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

The Gr'a' Fall Tribune asserts that
Fred White-ide has rented a store in
town aud in'ends embarking IN tie
m'uitura husidtss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22
Special Meeting.

A special meeting # the X. Of p. is
called for Thursday evening for install
lati n If uflicer.. l.. EIsENBERG.
: GORDON, Acting G.. c.
X. Of X. x :,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

for tie necessary mowsr to perform
tons RAJ work on hurses and other
animals Of th. 'auus tribe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

StUrk INSPECTOR Smith returned
from Liv ugston yesterday, WI ere b
has been for the .ast few days at
tending curt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Cleanse your breath with De Wits
Little Early Risers. For sale by w.
f. Savage. %.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

@. w. Savage and wife, Of Living
ston, are In the city visiting their
sons VIII and George Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Did you see the choice pants Ed.
Arnold IL turning out at s. and SIC? .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

The thermometer registered 49, be
low zero on Friday night, which is
the lowest point reached this winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

When Bapy was sick. we gave her castoria'
When she WAS a Child. she cried Tor Cnstoria,
When she became Miss. she chung TO Castoria,
When she had CHILDREN, She gave them castoria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

J. s. Day came mp from Glendive on
last nights west bound train to attend
court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Jim sipss is having an addition
built on his barber shop In the shape
Of . livery stable. and has sent east
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

The "big jaw" is having quite a rur
with cattle In Madison county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

The weather was much milder last
nipht than the night before.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

A.. C. Smith came up from FaI'on
LIST night IN attend court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

c. D. Hunlock, Of Fargo, n. d., was
In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

His girl didn't go back on him be-
cause he used De Wits Little Early
Risers. On sale at Savage's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

A. J. Kimball. of Forsyth. was In
the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

DE Wits Little early Risers get
there. Sold at Savage's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

II you want q suit or pants on short
notice leave your measure at Ed.
Arnold's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

James Kavilla, was in town from
Forsyth yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

l.. +. Buell., OF Minneapolis, was In
the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Highest price paid FOR Furs at Smith
4 Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22
LOCAL 1T S.

H. c. Hope is In the city from Biz
ney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Chas. Watkins came up from Terry
yes terday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Ask W. f. Savage what Dewitt /,
Lift e Early Risers are.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Y. Beidler IL reported as laid up
with pneumonia.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

C. +. NJ. Timing departed tor Bill
lings yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Muslin Underwear Sale at Me-
Intire's Bazaar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

w. =. Smell came down from Hath
away yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

One thousand i-ces muslin under
year. Special sale.
= MCiNTIRE's BAZAAR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Jack McAuliffe, the champion light
weight, and Billy Madden, his trainer,
are ut Helene.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

r. F. Grunes, Of Helena, was In the
city YESTERDAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

G. p. der departed ior the west last
might.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22


state of Montana, but many client
and citizens, who knew hi. fidelity &
their int rests, aud lad tested wi
ability 10 defend III .ir in,erest., misl,
well mourn his las. Mr.. Miudl,t :
closed by secondIng the Iaoti, III mat,
by Mr.. SiTevell.
Judge Milburn then addressed ia,
bur very impressively a. follows:
Gentlemen Of the Bar:
Tnerv ~ an old laying that concern.
ing the DEAD naupht bat coed IA uid
I've sai0: nnd naught but gOvi has u Ell
sal Of Jsm,s II. q ,rlOck here 10 day.
=, more honest reference To his char.
acler End his st inding, could not have
bern mace.
IL hsb4tn my good fortune daring
some years Ia he well acquainted WIN
SIR. GTlork. an to Iho.e hp-e. VIII,
have knosL h III PERHAPS mucIt
lhrger than I IL l. just n well To gay
that u WAS ~ 5 AIRY {" know Mr..
Gailack intimately ~ order Ia know
hnI ngntly.
Mr.. Gaf'o;k was not a uIan who
wore his heart upon his sleeve; he was
MT n man whose hat coull be read
Of men untl They knew him well.
The keynote to thu harmony OF his
character ws- ii IrlIty, simply fidelity.
No man had NOR" inipag ence with,
no man tad NOR" disgust or. "a trick
sttr and a shyster at the bar tht J. Il.
Garluck.
TIE records and filts of This court,
very amy "f which are IN The ,tr0ug
handwriting OF Mr.. G4rlock. Dtar ies-
tin.unv tn hrs great ability ~ "a plead
~. Wten a man says a pleader hp
aces not m an n sperrhmaker. In
q a siEg tie y pers whici are ~.
foundation 0f all lawsuit. and which,
" wrong. canuut snstaiu a caU-r, hi,
,hiliiy was especially marked; NAV
say that IN tina, particular Mr. Garlock
was great.
A. "A ruan of profound thinking
POWERS III Was great. Those who
have had the rr lege Of sitting with
HIM some little :, lille # M evening In
his private room AZ his r. sidpnc- here,
know the man hotter q an th,se who
have not q ~ n piivileg for almost
NAV re loo, hna. - ~.
ii%.ra, ,dno,,;nr Inv n'iah, 49, ha,n
ara,r go H. utpr
I.m..m C.,Io,, 80 a.,
oan.a,s', n.;,h 70. m
more Than be did wbsn =,
ran, So nd u,i,h 80. -.
,bonan,s and Z. Inc. '
a, has ha.n saia sna ami.
too that q n,sn,s mind his n,-in,ini.s
y ms character can be more quickly
knowledge of the books be reads than
ey any otner means or association.
If ne WIN have had h nIsas,rs and
privilege of lookirg over the hook. of
Mr. Garlock's library, have instantly
,phrneu .na, ~ was NAN OF proIouhd
na !, r. ,i,un ,.rvn -,u,,,.
to bis weaknesses abiding, IL 4. only
right and proper for me to second the
suggestion o.; Mr. MIDDLETON thai y ne
lived ~ ~eonssnnsnce ~ ,ta, one
"Ba to his virtues very kind. and to
hi. faults a little blind"
! an a'sa Una. .nis matter mas oerh
and viii saw that when This court
takes a recess. rs W. all feel that It Is
he immediately alter tho elTglnu nf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-22

Take De Wits Little Early Risers.
For sale at Savage's drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

-he monks rui cures CT France
doue as much for their country in tho
preparation of savory delicacies as the
most renowned chefs II has been sug-
gestcd that dr.in- ths loag session of
Lent those holy men have been in the
hahft of relieving their privatious BIZ EN-
piovlng their Ingenuity in the invention
of pleasant foods and drinks in readiness
f1r the return IT the days Of feasting
Whether there is any foundation for this
inference i not positively known, bat
the fact remains that the clergy. from
whatever cause. are capital inventors OF
al sorts cf Comesl bles.
One of the largest oyster parks in the
country vas started by Abbe B0nnetard.
tne cure Of Ii Ieste. whose system Of
srtlicial cultivation IL SO successful that
Cf the number of oysters distributed
throughout France every year perhaps
q quarter ars produced by tha sbbe.
Canon Assn WIS the discoverer OF the
terrnes of Nerac
The rluet-es of Tours are the work of
a MONK of Marmoatiers. The renowned
Elueurs Chartrsusa. Trappistine. Bene-
dictine and otSsrs. bstrsy their monsstc
Crigin in their names. and the stTangest
part Of their production IL that they
should be The work II the most severe
and sscstic of religious bodies
The elixir q Garus is the in-ention q
the abbe Garus The Bezers sausares
were 6rst prepared under the direction
Of Che Prior LamCuTeux The popular
b-ergouEuoux sauce was first mingled BY
the Ahbe BerrUugnoux The dshssss
floguard cakes are the invention Of the
Able F'oguarl Even the immortal
glory cf tl1e discovery - chamuagns Is
attributed to q monk. To these nav "a
-'iiet the inrumerable deicacies III
bonhons. confectionery snd the Ike.
witch o7ye their or-ril entirely 60 nuns
IN the f'rerch converc 81 scattered thraue1-
eut tie i'-'-l-Parls Cor. Caicaso Inter-
D.Ea2
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
BASEBALL SENSATION.
The Buffalo brotherhood Team VIII
Probably go TO Detroit

tStNesNHz - yaS vtNtsNsV-stN,NO-
DETROIT, July l5.-Another desper-
ate attempt is being made to revive IN
terestln baseball III Detroit.
During the races at Cleveland for the
week beginning July IS, the Brother
hood games scheduled to be played in
that city Will come off at Detroit. There
Is deeper purpose in this than 4 mere
attempt TO gather in a few dollars.
The scheme IS TO ascertain through
these exhibitions whether Players Lea
que game would be appreciated, end il
so Detroit Wit probably have profes-
siOnai team for the remainder Of the
season. The Buffalo Brotherhood team
has proved anything but a bonanza. 1t
lS said that the directors of Deacon
Whites team are anxious to have the
club play the remainder OF their games
in Detroit. 10 Detroit money would be
needed as the Buffalo directors would
continue to control the club.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

TIE Czh1s teteeea hsllfAx and Der
aeds wzs opened feE business Monday.
John Rails a botAnlst, Who Was veil
known IA America died IN PenEanee
Monday
The toSns q Ucisny and Schwiersen
II Russia have beea nearly destroyed
by lncendi2ry arss.
Farners throughout Germany are
alarmed st = report that swarm of
loeasts has appeared IN Prussia
The foods Ia Southern Hungary have
caused much damage along tae Danube
Ten persons have been drowned
The trial Of Ford and o'Brlen for the
murder Of David Moore AZ Ottawa, IL,
has been postponed until october
Later returns place the population OF
Jacksonville, H., at something ever
ls,o5o-a gain OF s 0oo in ten years
The Official census OF Pzrkersbgrg,
w. Va. IS s.Sl5 This does not include
TWO suburbs, which have at least 5000.
Hoffman Brothers machine shops and
the city water-works OF Monticello, IL.
were burned Monday night ent&iling
loss OF $4,000
Two boys WLo have been working a
claim near LaDdes. Wye. struck vein
OF ore SATURDAY which assays from S2S.-
900 10 $40, 600 ton
Census superintendent Porter, acting
on the advice OF the Attorney General.
has ordered recount OF one OF the cen
BUS districts Of Minneapolis.
The city OF Trent in the Austrian
Tyrol, which contains q population of
about 10000 people, is partially sub
merged by the prevailing foods.
The Cuban consul at Key West has
telegraphed 10 Havana that with the
aid Of TIE American police, he has cap
tured Manuel Ramos, the Cuban kid
naper.
The fire on Saturday N the stamboul
quarter OF Constantinople destroyed
l,c0O houses and ruined 10 tim Der mer-
chants. IL is feared that many lives
were lost.
The snow, which already covers the
central Alps, continues falling, and the
Sslzkammergut district and the sur.
rounding country presents dreary and
wlntry landscape.
The election for school board at Salt
Lake City, L. T., on Monday resulted
in the Liberal party carrying the city
by LOO majority. The Mormons only
elected one out Of ten mem bers
Dubuque's two cracker factories pass
into the hands OF the American Biscuit
Company next Mond az. This is the
syndicate formed to oppose the New
York Biscuit Company in the Western
field.
Growers Of the Nauvoo and Warsaw
QlL) districts, in regard 10 the pros.
poets for the grape crop this season, say
that the report of rot has been greatly
exaggerated, and that the crop will be
large.
Four italian laborers on the Maine |
Central roads extension near Lancas !
ter, n. H., were drowned Sunday nigh, 1
while attempting 10 cross the Connecti |
cut river in boat opposite Stratford |
Hollow.
An imme nse gas-well has just been |
struck near Parkersburg, w. Va, and /
a company formed TO pipe it Two new
gushers, doing 500 and 400 barrels daily, |
have come in at Eureka. so sudden |
was the flow that a stream near by was
flooded with oil.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
TOWN TOPICS.

The Owashian0ug Boat Club passed
Us httn birthday Saturday.
JOY Memorial Church viii give an
excursion TO Ottawa Beach on July -.
The G.. & ". Il. wlll soon announce a
new change ~ time between here and
Chcago.
he q. r. & /. pay ear went south
tbs morning, with Joseph Horner as
p1ymaster.
The old 81. Marks Home has been
converted into a large boarding house.
10 Is known as The Ga-neid.
The Patrons OF Industry Will hold a
p.c.lc 40 North Park August :. Promi.
nert men VIII address the meeting.
When the plans are completed, as
lad ont for HIGHLAND PARK by the Com
mon Council, 70 Will be 4 beautifal re.
sort.
A petition Cor the appointment Of ad-
mlnlstgat1r IN the estate of the late
Amos WOrden, was filed IN the probate
cout yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon loren & Hins-
dell filed a bill OF sale IN favor of Nancy
VI. Hinsdell, on their stock and fixtures
Gt IS Canal-st., for Sl700.
T. L. Wykes & Co, the coal dealers,
are building a large addition 10 their
warehouse, at the corner of South
lonla-st- and Wealthy-ave.
Edward Fanderveer obtained a d.
vOrce from Hattie Nanderveer. in the
circuit court yesterday, on the grounds
OF extreme cruelty and adultery.
Z. l.. Polk & Co. have Just received
the Milwaukee directory for 1890. They
have directories for all the principal
cities Of the United States, which are
free to the public.
I. d. Gilbert is recovering from an
accident ne had on 2 cable car a few
days ago, caused by being thrown
against seat, causing a painful 5ruIse
10 MS chin, nose and throat.
l. o. O.. T., Lodge No. Sl4, held n
watermelon social last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. .. f. Nit
chell, 237 Gold street MANY a huge
Georgia melon was devOured.
The Lakeview house at the lake. has
been leased by Cieveland's Minstrels.
Iney Will enjoy life there for few
days fishing and boating. They will
take their meals at Swetland's.
Andy Fyfe. OF the superior court. is
EolHE 10 NAn3QA 70 sake mouth va
cauOn, and Chas. A. Watt was appoint-
ed deputy clerk this morning TO serve
one month without extra expense to
the city.
Amos Nusselman, who has been ap-
pointed special census enumerator of
this district. with reference to the man.
utacturng interests, Will begin work as
soon as ne receives his credentials and /
instructions.
Ihe Cable COmpany's power house at /,
the toOt OF Lyon-st., j. completed. The I
agent OF the COrlIss Engine Company I
vii arrive today to superintend the /
placing Of the new engine that is 4
already here.
Ine impression among merchants is /
that business Is better tnis summer 4
than It has been for years. They even /
experience 4 great deal of trouble in /
estlug men, which has never been
known before at this season of the 4
year.
7. ". Burke, after an absence Of q
YEAR at Grand Rapids, Mich, returned
nome on a short visit on Thursday
evening last, and is looking well. his
clothes ~ fashion. his m0ustache with
precisely ere same curl with every hair
n place, with jus, as high and sleek a
ti- rs ever. Aim all. Pat looks every
mcl az natural as when be went away.
---Jfeo.Iaic '- Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

Frank I. Noble las gone % the sag
"a E4-es-
rs sAeatlon 3 beng sPsnt a LApeeE
~ Leon Myers.
Mss Julia Rosenthal VII leave Tor
'As LoEtteFn resorts tals week
slfs. werner AMI s0n EI21z, have
returned from 81 .naez l,olss, Alla-
Mrs.. g. h. An ssr0ng and Cay hurd
A-fe gone u Bay Fies Tor the summer.
Dr.. al Ars. Hi, oE Cnesgo. for
iAsllt . Inis ely, are 2E OElaN@ Beach.
Rev. kr. Pulc1er is making hls par
snts' heaft glad ag Detroit, ~ = slO1t
ylsl.
Mss Pos T ie. OF Wellesley,
Aasa., Is visiting brother, Dr..
4emE4s.
EurOpe . the destination On a journey
tonagds WHICH VII Mead wlll staE.
t1ls week.
Hls verde antique quarry, IN the Up
per Feainsul4, l. occupying James i.
Aeak's tine.
Ola fr.ends and relatives here are
grained with yislt from Lorenzo y IL
chester, or Dallas, Tex.
A visit 10 old friends IN tbs city IS IN
process OF consummauon by JuO. j.
Hartman, now OF Chicago.
The father OF q son of c. W. Jen-
nngs and the son Oh L. ". Jennings are
spending few days al Oneksma.
The sisters Of 81. James parish hays
gone INTO retreat Tor about ten DAYS 1t
Washington Heights, near Chicago.
Gen. /. q. Rutherford mas returned
from hls trip 10 Hart. he viii build a
cottage Al Bass lake. near Pentwater.
Mss May Drew, OF Big Rapids, has
retur1ed home after two weeks visit
with her friend, SllSS Anna Donahue,
OF this city.
Solomon Snyder, an old man -
years of age, walked 10 the city the
other day from Lamont, distance Of
fourteen miles.
B.g Rapids Pioneer: M. S. Cook. the
civil engineer. has decided to remove
his family 10 Grand Rapids, and thinks
.he Will get away the fore part or next
week"
Muskegon Chronicle; ''Irs. William
Robinson, OF this city, accompanied by
Mrs y. A. Fletcher, OF Grand Rapids,
has gone for visit to New York AMI
Pennsylvania.
Miss Lizzie Sawyer, of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends IN the city Tor
the past two weeks, leaves this morning
Tor the northern resorts. Mrs. l.. J..
sawyer Will accompany her.
Mrs Eta Wilson, the regular archi-
tect OF TINS column, and husband, LETT
last night TO attend the Michigan State
Press Assoc alton meeting at Saginaw,
after which the lady Will visit the 500
and other northern points.
Dr.. F. :. Ledeboer and family, of
Spearfish, South Dakota, are visiting
with Hon. Wm. I. Powers, on Shaw
mut-ave. The Doctor, after an alb
sence OF six years from here, says that
the many changes and wonderful
growth OF the city, which has taken
place, is beyond his expectations, al
though be mad anticipated remark
able change IN this direction. He ex-
poets to spend about two weeks time
IN visiting his old friends, land thew
are numerous), and when they grasp
his hand, and gaze upon his person,
they viii wonder what there is III the
Dakota climate so conducive to good
health and avoirdUpoise, as indicated
IN the Doctor S appearance.