davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
2c1cmSarbcioc 90 Ianos:
arbcioc.

"9e fore bar bet goot," IA gonoen
oq @r6eiosmdnOen pfte bjemme / 8ams
l%elanost; "be Iiooer og ltriper eler l9z
fer belle qlaret og tdger life ftn 9dano
/ nogcn Sing, meoens Ri mac Hide og
Il9be for at erboerps os ct taroeltgt
llbfpmme."
Som man f9ntts berbismme, tanter
man pberalt / 0erbcn. aanbsdrbetoe
aqtes for intet, 'ummenltgnet meo ZEE
gemsdrbeibet. Oct er en- CANNED Vllo>
farelle, 'pm gaar fra SlGgt til Slagt.
Ganot er bet, at Ttdpigt 2egemsdrbetoe
er trattenbe og opIliOsnOe; men Idnoss
urbeioe er bet life minore. If be to
Sldg5 Nrbsioe er 2egsmsarbeioe bet
melt gdpulige for Sunbbeoen. Gar
meren, iom arbeioer uoe / fri Cuff, %
6aanopertere, Tom gjer bet idmme, er
Qpttens aialebern / Communicating
mep en-, iom Iiober meo pen / Sauno
Tpran en- quit, men Iammentrptfct
Wlupr og Srpit, meoens bans 5jerne
uaf6ruot er / 8irtIombeb. Sfte er
ran er naalet til lin Stol % fan life
rpre iig. &c paa TO MGno, ipm er
40 eaer so gar gdmle, ben enc en- 6drs
mer, ben anpsn en- Gmbeosmdno.
Surmeren er Itert, bar en- Ilno InTigtsz
iarpe og gaur meo fate Striot. Den
meo pen % 6ierne arbeiDsnpe Manb
er bleosn gammel fer 5iben; bans 6orz
osislIs er Ilet, bans QnIigt er blegt,
bans 9dar or 9rddt, % ban lioer al
a(ebaanoe Snber.
aanosarbeibet ppbruger f~ortere fin
Gfdnb eno 2egemSar6eioet. Oct enc
forpoer, bet dnbst beoarer Sunbbeben.
Mdn m9rter bet mart, nunr Mu Tflerne
blir oberanItrengte og life orter mere.
Oct er panIfeligere at merle, at Siers
uen sr operdnftrengt, % ON Nc tonz
mer til gepioitbe0 berom og bill tuae
Reb | Seilene, Ida sr bet pTte for lent.
Gn laro 3DIfer, 6r. S6pfer, Tom far
gjort ots'e Ting til ct SpecialItuoium,
Tiger: "Gnbper fprl9nget 4anosans
T~trengelie bar til 5slge en- llomattelIe
at 6jtrnen; oenns llomdttelle er ct tes
milf 6Rnomen, Tom inDbirter pda 8los
bets Communicating % gjennem
Slpoomlgbet pda be andre Or1uner,
Iad 5iernemntbeoen fommer til at spe
SnoHnbel'e pdd bele 2cgenet. Wuz
Tflerne 'lappes, forbi ben fra en- mat
Sierne ubgddenoe geprgtraFt baaos
tpantitaiiot og fpalitatipt er rindere
enb ben, ION ubgaar fra en- fritz
6lerne." Ut bette for6ploer fla Iao.
fan man M pdaoiie bsb 6iqlp az M
'trumenter, ION nbs er opfunbne.
Utdn ian tDneItg Ie, at en- ubmuttet
9jsrne li9eiom ZANZIBAR 6cle Qeaemst.
0os unge WienneFter er bet life Iaa
p1dtd9eligt Tom bos 9lbre; men boa
9jeloer bet ale. 0rn giangie getraot>
ming, at Q~anosarbeibe er Iuu let GA
be3dgeligt | Sdmmsnligning meo Sc
gemsdrbeiOe boiler pda en- operflabiff
Sdgttugelie. st peobolpenbe @rbeioc
meo Sjernen u~noergraper &r9fterne %
gler 5olt mere tortIipebe END pasIenoe
Segsmsdrbeioe, Iom life fpreadar /
uIunoe 5abriier. Gn Mano, Tom Ttus
berer eler arbeiosr meD psnnsn % uafz
bruot maa ilioe paa fin 5jerrs, piloe
pitt tuienoe 8ange bptte meo en- Sarmer
eller Sadnooerfer, pm ban Blot tunbe.
Wlen ri er ale Sgrn at Dor 2ipsaiers
ming. 9pao hi er blrone pant til, fan
Ri ubf9rs. men life BET. Iom hi lille bar
SoslIe /.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
@0teptcoe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zen II. Sep.
TENDER 1896. bcs wfr. gsiuiam 8aro, / 9e.
corab, Soma, Yir. @aartm Gbrnrp9eriou,
OF aRiis 9eua SObnioH, besse al 9ecJrah,
Soma. Sleosoommer u. 8 @ibiou, for.
retteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

In these times of low prices plain,
earnest workers are glad TO know that so
good a school as DEBORAH Institute furn-
ishes day board at 81 25 a week. Enroll
Nov. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

S7uHcS. Gn iliuf Snieo pnites.
~ Sen maa pGre itaoi9 % iprite Slasies
Diefaailer. Staoigt Nrbetbe "a Dob Npn
tsr .r reftc NaHp. Sebn C'NelL 9erps
rab Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
neutrality-suspicious. pi'
~oenifabeIiee uobvtte


ocnifabeIise uobvtte
tar 2ebsreu ielp / aortbec iammen'at'
tet for 8rof. N1obu iaaIcces:
Geoerai.
Cpoaset en- ny @ | S~arnbapets
nOroItse Gel, ilere npe Ger uosnfor
Eaimprlonbet, funoet meaet grnnot
Sano uecnIor Sleuefs Runoins. 8ags
ers aart oper drants Soiefs 9nnO
trenser iulo Geoiiion.
6eolpgi.
4aa SibirietpIier iunbet MOraner
o. 8anbrcblptie FAINT Sfnriiribsr uns
Der @anbet; itert Soroitrius lDues of
bape boritaset benz ousr. 8isie Mer-
Ter tpber pan, at Sibirieu bar p4ret
isoRtfet, tpertimcb tioliscre 2Rre.
giolpgi.
5anbt ursauiIf 2ip i 8anboummene
paa Sien. Iua be bsieite BREEDER intet
Gpreliu. 8 be itore SapoDb funoe
Inlet Gin ipOres. Eretiusle faces life.
99ren DIN bet ~preaniite 2ips uobres
belie fra 9O~lurcsnene iaar Ingenious
belit Stgtie.
9frDnpmi.
Iltrpupmilte Steobeitemmelier to9es
iii enboer Iarstio meb Sliens llnis
ptrialtnitrument, Opitillet pua 3rapils
Ter iaitirosne / Sien. Snitrnmentet
u%unbparli9t / 9Gmrin9stiocn, &rono'
metreue blep j%epnlis fontrOaeret peo
Sbierpatipn al Supitermaanerues Sprs
msrfelier.
Wagnetilfe Sbirrpatiuner
talrise Us itaoise. peo Scotts Sanien.
Snitrumeuterne eiter Neumepers SD'
item, / ale Maaoer fo~rtrRffellse.
SteauosraH.
NorobapoDbet lortipttes nproenfpr
Spibber9en tit bet inore Ssbap, bppr
Der nprbcniOr 5rants Soieis 2ano %
nprbpeit for be Nplibiriite Ger Ianotes
0pbber inbtil $500 Or. 8anbets 1ems
peratur .inotil : IL GRAB fra Suers
flaben til 100 Sapnes 9Yb. unoer
bette Sag Sauo meb 8armc9raoer in6s
til y Grae, belt tilbunos. Strpmmen
lpb sanife iom ioruoiat al Ianien,
~iterteit Noros % Noroueitsanenoe ON
8interen, / Spmmertioen / mpbIat
Jtetntug.
Mcte0rologi.
0asli9e Obierpationer s~joroes meb
De almiuoeliae Snitrumenter al Sobaus
fen. 3esuoen Scmperatur O9 Suit
trpt belle 9ioeu rsgiitreret nleo GiGaros
Npparater. Gazette Temperature oms
frlu8 so @raoer &uioe. Snitrumeus
terne iOrtrgfelise. Yipbrpmeters
oblerpatiOner l~pffeoes. 6aarbysrrs
meter sjoroe uomerfet 9ieueite. Ny
lerne rulieoe life, ct 8euIs paa Den
folpe Suits Gprbeb. 1uftOr Sles ling
giorpe talrise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Norolpiet lputes aloris iuape laut.
Nanisrs. "6rams"s Sodions. Gdroas
lamtloi9e Sasttageller uuuroerliat
Materiale.
0Dgieae.
Ssiaa / ianitere 0enieenoe iuareoe
"6ram" til ale Sorpsntninser. 2uui
cmboro. inseu Sp9oonl, e~leftriif 2ps
i belle Mgrtetipen peo Yinpmsae oe
Itfumulatpre. Huber Nauiens Suers
piutrin8 inseu Spspum, ua9tet lipel'
Motlpn. Nye Nultuelier ON Stjprs
brus.
Sen yOlare NeiiemaaOe.
Nanien bar puuoct ny Grunopplo
ior ipitematIit Sciarjno al Splareg'
uene. Sunoe. Sniater, Slaoer pe
uioeit mulis SeipprUpiautsriug muli9s
9lpr Gelle mpo 8plen ouer 8olarileu,
LEGION "eltimpIif 2suemaaoe" muligs
givr Suerpiutriug.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Irit fra Tbnrshu, alabama.

Bort me Giriul9rs meo iulo upoerretuiHl ON ben
ftaubiHaullte ArIoHI terieo3. anretiet: The Con
cordia Land & Improvement Association, o.
YettTioH, Ssir., (Semiion Y. o. 3borsbp, alabama
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
Sen p0lare Heiiemaabe.

Nanien bar punoct ny @runouolo
ior ipitematIit Seiarino al 8plareg'
nene. SunSe, aaiater, Slaoer %
uioeit mulis SeluprOpiauterins mliiss
9lpr Geilc mpo Bplen oper 8plariieu,
liseiom "eitimpiit Ssuemaaoe" muligs
gigr Sperpiutrina.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
en-

On 9
ertbel al
i ct nlu
0ugen
"Ipinbe
fanDt + |
pi1tnot
nebe %
gsninnbu
1iOit 70
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af ps b
penbeo,
GEL
pil fort
Gelip,
tbi berH
bpggef.'
81 I'd
tein Gil
rnGrtio
gau,ntel
fgtsful
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foln fol- |
Seq
Sang I
quInntel
pet Fl |
blep isa
paa en-
pnnbpro
forr pal
qligter
gaInle /
tort, %
Wldnb.
Os, fpii |
@enSeen
ben epr
ficerern
Tinbet o
get itrer
ligpis
blep be
lpoelt9t
San
mango
til bap
gtaner,
telaelIg
ben.
9lupe
9fet'er
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8i tut
8anb
andre,
bape q
bilegiuu
ttltoln
! oeItne
fig fra
Ri dltib
Ri braa
ri, men
beoGges
ruIsnoe
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at britt
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bite Sa
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turligpi
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hilbe bd
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hurtiger
o9 babb
men emf
fem elIt
noget al
ten at
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balgt.
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Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

Vt bsnlGggs Ell ubHiQina af en-
Iaaoan uoIfratning og g%etponina til
en- Sp mso $1,000 Snbbpggere fines
peb ferite Sietdit unberliat % Tibet
prattiIt; men bet er Ilet lite Iaa. paa
8runo al "5uircn" tiger Hopaoropg
g~efpltnina omS pmmeren til 200, 900
Si9le. Snen, Tom / @intertioen Iias
ger | Opdle, paasner meo 8aareus
6rembruo ii! 2ip % Munterbeo. Reiz
ienoe, lom fommer OPP eIsr uebao
8olga en- al be ~bsbageliaite Butter,
Iom Hnnes / Ruslano, maaEe i belle
9srosn - iamler zig paa penns sto /
NiI4nij Nposoruo og forpanoler ben
til en- 9~ereensitao, bpor ale 6oltsIlaa
pg ale Sun9emaal bar fine RepraIens
tanter.
Ruslano siorpe umaaoeliac Srems
Ftriot unoer Ileranber ben Sreoies
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15
0D9iene.

S9iaa / ianitare 9enieeuoe iuarebe
"5ram" til ale 6orpsntuinger. Cunt
rmboro. ingeu Sp9ponl, e~leitriif 2ps
/ belle Wtgrtetipen peo 8inomgae 90
Itfumutatore. Huber Nauieus Suer=
pintrln8 lu8en Spspom, la9tet lipen
Mptlon. Nye N~ultneIier ON Stiprs
brus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-15

NiA
fem elfd
no9et al
ten at |
9runbig|
balgt. |
SilIi1
Satt 81
ta9e Sd
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pleie6e |
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gil os
ming, %
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al bans|
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at tire
bleb al4
bertibel,
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Silfil
Sact I'D
plunert
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bsnne q
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Great Falls Leader: AS the time ap-
proaches for the opening of the cam
paign, there is a growing desire on the
part of the voters to know who will be
available candidates for nomination
Tor the various state offices. Respond-
ing to this reasona BILE desire of the
voters, many of the state papers have
brought forward the names of men
VINO are, many of them, well fitted to
adorn any position within the gift of
the state. The Leader. up to the pres
ent moment, has not presented the
claims of any one to the votes of the
people, but believing that the time has
now come when the attention of the
party should be centered on it's ablest
men. 1t would propose the name of
Lieutenant Governor Alexander c. Bot
Kin for the Office of governor of Mon
tana as the one above all others best
qualihe dto fill this honorable position.
The republican state committee of four
years ago set the example of nominat-
ing the lieutenant governor for govern
or and we believe the next convention
viii make no mistake IL II shall follow
this example. There are few repub-
licans in Montana who have worked for
the party more faithfully and indie
fatigably than Colonel Botkin
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
LIVINGSTON NEWS.

Special Correspondence of the Standard
Livingston, Feb. IA real estate
transfer of considerable importance
was recorded in the county's clerks
Office to-day. 1t was a deed involving
400 acres of coal lands at Horr. and 70
coke ovens, Joseph A. Coram ct al.
transferring this property to the Mon
tana Coal and Coke company for the
consideration of S11. 500. This is the
company which succeeded ]. II Con
rad & Co. in the operation of the Horr
coal mines. Under the Conrad regime
the mines were only leased. or at most
only smaQ percentage Of the coal
lands belonged TO that company. The
deal contaminated to-day shows that
the new company has an abiding faith
in the properties and goes as an evil
dence that operation upon an enlarg-
ed scale will soon be inaugurated al
the Horr camp.
In the police court to-day Signund
Rittkay, an aged Polander. was found
guilty Of petit larceny and fined SOS
and costs. The particular charge was
the stealing Of 40 yea rds OF Garnet
from the rooms OF the Rocky Mountain.
club subsequent 20 the fire. The Of
rcers say that he has wagon loads OF
plumber at his house. the accumulation
% i've years petty pilfering. Not hav-
ing the money 70 pay his fine he was
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Livingston Enterprise: The Standard.
which usually treats the silver question
fairly from a political standpoint. is
guilty of the following: "Of course the
mousse VIII non-concur in the silver sub
stltnte for the bond bin by a big ma
Jority. The house is overwhelmingly
republican" The Standard knows that
" IS doing an injustice to the rcpubli-
can party by the intimation that sill
Ver's defeat in the house is charged BILE
TO republican majority in that body.
Two years ago the house was over
whelmingly democratic and that
branch of congress repealed the Sher-
man bill and after wiping out every
law that In any way recognized the
white metal, repeatedly defeated free
silver coinage amendments. This is the
record, and ii demonstrates that party
lines have nothing to do with the treat
ment of silver in that body which is
dominated by representatives from a
rev populous Eastern states where the
money barons control the election ma
chinery and the rights of the producers
are ignored
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
State Of Montana.

given "a hours to pay il or go to Jail
charge of disturbance of the peace
has been made against "Scotty' Pres
ton. but first a judicial examination
will be made as to his sanity. The
examination will occur when Judge
Henry returns from holding court at
Red Lodge, and in the interim Scot
ty' will taste of the pleasures of Jail
life.
A nearly fatal row occurred tonight
among job lot OF semi-hoboes who
had been at work taking down the
walls of the opera house. They had
been paid off and there arose a dispute
as to the division of the money. The
leader, Burns by name, promptly set
tied the affair by smashing the refrac-
cory man over the head with the
broad side Of an AK who fell to the
hoor limp and insensible. Burns. the
assailant, is under arrest.
William Perkins died Saturday at
his fathers home on the Boulder. from
heart failure. He was q years old. He
leaves wife and two children. The
remains will be brought to Livingston
for interment
w, Il. Booth, who is associated with
o. e. Peppard in bridge building. ar
rived from Missoula to-day and will
pegin work on the Carter bridge to-
morrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

I the name of the family, but the child,
/ ne said is about Il years old. At one
ume, several years ago. she had been
In the habit OF getting up I'm the night
sand walking about the house. necessi-
/ tating close watch on her. She final
| ly met with an accident and since then
| had not been addicted to the habit. But
Monday night, about 10 O'Clock, she
was missing from the house. She had
retired as usual to her room about S
O'Clock. Search was instituted at once
Ii was found she had raised the win
dow of her room. passed on the kitchen
roof, and, reaching n ladder against
the side of the house. descended to the
ground. She had fully dressed herself
and had even thrown heavy cloak
over her shoulders. The members of
the family searched I'm every direction
around the place without success. They
were about To alarm the neighborhood.
when the girl was seen to mount the
ladder very quickly and reach the roof.
She climbed on the roof and worked
herself back to the window and thence
back into her room. The rest Of the
family were afraid to wake her while
she was climbing back, as they knew
she would fall IL awakened. After get
ting inside she undressed and went TO
bed. She was sound asleep when her
mother went softly into her room The
windows of the room were then secure
~ bolted. but she made no further at
tempt to get up uptil morning She
made no reference whatever OF the oc-
currcnce and seemed TO have not the
slightest recollection OF anything duriug
the night She said she slept well. She
was not told OF her exploit by the fam
lily for obvious reasons. The child had
been sick several weeks ago. which
may account for the return OF her dis
position to walk In her sleep.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
hiDeral Lands.

Livingston Enterprise: The bill to
open the timber reservations adjacent
to Yellowstone National Park for ex-
ploration and the location of minera
claims is good one and should become
a law. These reservations not only in
clude a large area of mineral lands but
their existence is a bar to transporta-
ton TO and from adjoining districts
where rich and extensive mineral de-
posits are known to exist The reser-
Vetions. both timber and pleasure re-
sorts. should be so regulated as to per-
NIT needed transportation through
them to existing gold and silver fields
in order that the development of the
country's resources be not retarded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
lie Wants Others to Know.

Editor Standard: Kindly allow me
space to tell your readers that one who
suffered from both Seminal weakness
and syphilis will inform any one who
may desire to know OF the means by
which he was cured OF these two loath-
some diseases and fully restored to vigor-
Gus manhood. He has nothing whatever
to sell and would not make one cent off
the unfortunate, having for years paid all
his hard earnings TO doctors and for nat
ent medicines only to experience failure
and disappointment In return. He will
only be TOO happy to inform sufferers of
a plan by which they can be ccrtalnIv
and permanently cured. Write. enclos
ing stamp. 20 Virgil c. Williams, Box t32.
Leadville Colo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

marked for the number OF parties Civ
en-. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Henry enter.
tained the young people last THURSDAY
evening at whist and those present haC
a good time. Those present were MIR
ana Mrs j. Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs
William McGuinness. Mrs. +. Wild
Misses Lepley. Gormley. Waterman
Wright, Cory. Barker. Hampton. T.
hampton. Curtis. Ford. DeBord
Messrs. Penwell. Giltinan, Wiltse, Geh-
rett, kumpe, Van Buren,, Collins
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reese gave a birth
day party in honor of their little son.
John, on Saturday afternoon, to which
the little folks of the town, together
with their mothers, were invited. The
spread was one of the most elaborate
yet given this season. and all were loud
IN their praise OF the afternoons en-
Joyment. Those present were Mrs. r..
y. Sutherlin, Mrs. p. Black, Mrs. c.
Sayre, Mrs. j. Monahan. Mrs. S. Mig
gins, Mrs. s. WinscOtt. Mrs. j. OMAR
Mrs. T.. J. Edwards, Mrs. u. McH. Nc
Kay. Mrs. r.. r. Sherman. little Misses
Sutherlin. Black. Monahan. sherman
ana Masters J. OMAR, Craft Sayre ana
Mckinley and Hamilton Winscott.
An afternoon at whist for ladies only
was given by Mrs. ID. Nell. Mckay on
the 18th at her beautiful home i'm the
southern part of the city. The doctor
remained at home during the afternoon
80 as to be handy i'm case of any dis
turbance. but his services were not i'm
demand. and all present had a most de-
lightful time.
Mrs. James Chamberlain came next
win whist for ladies only on Tues
day afternoon, and on this occasion the
hostess added new laurels to her al
ready deserved popularity as a de-
lghtful entertainer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Fort Benton River Press: The Boze-
man Courier declares that boomers
cannot be patented as modern inven-
ton, as they were first made and worn
In the Garden OF Eden. some thousands
OF years ago. We think our contempo-
fary fails TO see the merit of the propo-
sition; no effort has been made TO Sc
cure a patent on fig Leaves. The fiend
IN human form who attempted such an
outrage would be consigned TO ever
lasting torment
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Ex-senator ingalls, is after his old scat
The old caucus plan does not suit him as
well as II did In 1855 and 1873 He has
lost his hold on the machine and now
depends on n campaign before the voters
OF his party. As a preliminary measure
he sends out an appeal for instructions
on the senatcrship IN every county Until
an amendment is laid before the statcs
candidate for the senate should ALWAYS
be nominated In convention ana endorsed
by popular vote before he is elected st
Louis Republic
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
BAD WOUND FROM A SHOTGUN
Porter Dygert the v.c,im OF uuntIn,
AccIdNnt.

Porter Dygert the Nsctim OF "A Hunting
AccIdSnt.
Julietta. Idaho. special: Yesterday
the two eldest sons OF John Dygert. n
farmer living near here. were chicken
hunting. After dscharging the gun.
Willie. the youngest boy. had the gun
in his hand and was putting on a cap.
His brother. Porter. was standing with
In three feet, when the gun was acct
dentally discharged. and he received
the fun contents of one barrel I'm his
right side. The load struck directly
under the right arm. ranging upward
ana coming out at the point of the
shoulder. IL made a CHASTITY wound.
Medical aid was summoned Immediate
ly. but the boys life hangs on n
thread. He is 10 years old.
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Fergus County Argus: Secretary Oh
ney seems TO take the absurd ground
that the FEDERAL authorities have moth
ing TO do with the return of the Creas
10 the Canadian government and that
the state should act. Governor Rick
ards takes issue with the secretary i'm
MS contention and holds that IL is pure
ly an international matter. We trust his
eXcellency is not acting on the advice
OF the attorney general of this com
monwealth
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Retro peetive.

The Columbian: Mr.. Harrison's posi-
tive decliuation Of a presidential norni-
nation has eased the minds Of a score
OF candidates. Since Mr.. Harrison's
public withdrawal they are willing to
admit that he was the strongest run
ner in the bunch.
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Billings Gazette: IL is not believed
that Senator Quay's presidential boom
viii ever get as far west as Montana
In fact we are inclined to the belief
that II will do remarkably well IL IL has
strength enough TO cross the Allegheny
mountains
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Portland Oregonian: A singular story
was told of little girl whose parents
reside several miles out on the Powell
Valley road, by a farmer who came in
from the country yesterday morning
with a load OF wood. He did not hear
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Missoula Republican,: While enioyinr
this balmy spring weather IL is ANUS
ing TO read OF New York and Pennsyl-
Vania wrestling with two feet OF snow.
IL IS the people OF that section OF coun-
Wy VINO regard Montana as a portion
OF the Arctic region.
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The Columbian: Flathead county
will present name to the republican
state convention for n place on the
state ticket. Slate makers please take
notice and leave one blank space on
their tickets.
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Fergus County Argus: Montana is
not the only part OF the country TO
boast OF a mild winter. Down in Martin
county. Mimi, farmers are busy sow
ing wheat while an Indiana man is do
Ing his fishing with grasshoppers for
bait
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TIE w ed Ennnn-

Dillon Tribune: Gilbert ID. Weed for
governor of this great commonwealth
would suit us all right. Push him
along.
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The Columbian: Senator Villas is
acknowledged to be the Vilest cuckoo
of them all.
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fake the
Burlington

and you will reach Omaha.
Kansas City or st. Louis a
whole day ahead of the
man who takes any other
line.
And you will travel a
whole lot more comfort
ably than he will. too.
Tickets via the Burling-
ton to all Eastern and
Southern cities are on sale
at the local ticket Office.
Ask for one-and be suNe
you get IL.
Letters OF inquiry adj
dressed TO the undersigned
will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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Phil Daniels, T. p. A. Butte, Mont.
w. W. Johnston, c. A, Billings, Mont
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