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clafion ana disburse them upon q written
4nder % q the President, countersigned by tho
vlce President and Secretary. The ulti-
mate direction and control of all the bust
ness OF the corporation shall be vested in
the Board of Directors and they may en-
pioy or authorize the President from time to
tendents and assistants as may be neees-
sary for the proper conducting of the busi-
ness, and they may from time to time make
such rules or bylaws not inconsistent with
tnese articles as they may deem advan-
tageous to the corporation.
Article X.--Any one of the Directors shall
have power to call meeting Of the stock
holders upon one days notice, provided that
sucn notice Of stockholders meeting shall
De IN writing and served personally. If ten
or more days notice Of any meeting be given
SAID notice may be served by mail Special
meetings Of the directors or stockholders
may also be called by any Of the stockhold-
ers upon giving at least ten days notice in
writing.
Article XI.-No stockholder shall dispose
of his stock in this corporation without CIV
ing the other stockholders the first chance
to buy the same, providing they pay as
much as any outside party may agree to
pay. The stock of this corporation shall be
tra1sfeTrable an earTslbIe,s,o on its books;
unto set our hands and seals this 18th day
of December, 1896,
F. B. FARGO (SeaD.
E. j. FARGO (SeaI
A. H. WEGEMANN (seaD.
]. l.. CRUMP (SeaD
FANNIE n: cRUMP (seaD.
G. q. FRINK fSeaD.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF JET
ferson-ss.
Be 1t known that on this 14th day Of De-
cember, A. ID. 1896, personally came before
me the above named F. B. Fargo. e. J.
Fargo and A. H. Wegemann, to ma well known
to be the persons who signed the foregoing
articles OF incorporation and acknowledge
that they executed the same freely and vol
unfairly, for the purposes and therein
mentioned.
(NotariaI SeaD. A. W. GREENWOOD.
Notary Pub lie, Jefferson County, Wis.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
sey-ss.
Be It known that on this 18th day of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1896, personally came before me the
above named J. L. Crump, Fannie NJ. Crump
and c. Z. Frink, to me we'll known to be
the persons who signed the foregoing Articles
Of Incorporation, and acknowledge that they
executed the same freely and voluntarily for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
(Notarial SeaD. G. F. STAPLES,
Notary Public, Dakota County, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPARTMENT OF
I hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record in this Office on the 18th
day Of December. A. D. 1895, at $50 O'Clock
p. M. and was duly recorded in Book @ Of
ALBERT BERG,
Secretary OF State.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
sey-ss. Office Of the Register OF Deeds.
This is to certify that the within instru-
ment filed for record In this Office at ST.
Paul on the 10th day of December, A. D.
1896, at $50 o'clock p. m, and that the same
tiens. pages HENRY WEBER,
Register OF Deeds
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w IIIIdIls htaIfaHgtdhehI OF BLOCK anu FdIt
cd nxrner and

All Objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and fled with the Clerk of
said Board at least one day prior TO said
meeting
R. L. GORMAN, President
Of1cial:
w. T. ERWIN,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec II.
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Lot. Block. Benefits
Belmont Addition, Sc. Paul.

toms Addition, St. Paul
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Block. Benefits
Lucinda S. Osgood ........22 $2.37
Elizabeth R. Spindier III 2 2.37
Lyman Dayton's Addition, st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description Block Benefits
Mary E. Bruner east 10 feet of. .12 S1.59
same, west SO feet OF east 120 feet
of south 235 feet of .....--..... 10 3.16
same, west 10 feet of east 160 feet
of south 200 feet Of .............12 159
D. R. Hayener, west so feet Of
east $40 feet of south 235 feet
Jacob Firestone, west 40 feet Of
east $50 feet of south u Of Up 159
same. west 40 feet Of east 320
feet OF ......................12 159
Ed II. Mann, west 40 feet of east
$50 feet of ...................-...12 1.59
Fred Blase, east So feet of west
15S feet of south 364.5 feet of. IL Isl
Geo. F. Kuhlss south so feet Of
west 120 feet of .................12 2.77
August Hedel, east 120 feet of
south Il OF ....-...........-.....13 ATS
L. E. Reed, west $50 feet of
south 220 feet of ...............I3 10. .68
Lyman Dayton Addition, st. Paul.
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Assessment for York Street, From
Arcade Street to Forest Street.

Nelson's Addition, St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Geo. Benz and Sons south
40 feet of ~ 13 and IA SITS
Williams Rearrangement Of Block and
Part of Block 4, Nelson's Addition, St
Paul.
Supposed Owner and
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LyInan Layton Addltlon, ST. FauI.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Block. Benefits
G. W. Sherwood, northeast 240
feet OF southeast 120 feet Of IA $752
j. A. Sims, southwest 60 feet of
northeast 500 feet of southeast
22G14 feet of f.................>...4 IA 2s7
Allie Hewitt, southwest 270 feet
Of southeast 226.5 feet Of. IA S69
Lyman Dayten's Addition st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
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J. p Gribben's Encouragement "a" St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block Benefits
=. ]. Fairbanks ...3 5 $1.5s
Rudolph Schinmann 2 SO
S''A w. Terpgs elppis Addition, Addition St. Paul. lS
Supposed Owner and
Description Lot Block Benefits
6 F. Gardner .........4 Is 81 80
Supposed Owner and
Description. Benefits
G. f. Gardner-All that part of lot
block is, Terry's Addition to
St Paul, lying west of a line
drawn through said lot g. and de-
scribed as follows: Commencing
at a point on south line of said
lot 3. 50 feet east from dividing
lire between lots and 4. said
block; thence north to Seventh
strset to a point IS feet west of
me point where the dividing line
between lots and 3. said block
lntersects Seventh street ....... so. SO
Terrys Addition, St Paul
Supposed Owner and
:, Description Lot. Block. Benefits
ii. e. Freeman (except
Gardner and Rittmas-
terS parts ...........9 8 Is SO 81
Supposed Owner and
Description Benefits
northeast corner of lot 2, block
a8, Terry S Addition to st. Paul;
thence south to the south line of
said lot .; thence west along
south line Of said lot 9 27 3 feet;
thence north parallel with east
line of said lot 45 feet; thence
northwesterly to a point
southeasterly line Of ASeventh
street GS.7 feet from place OF
beginning; thence northeasterly
Do feet TO beginning, being part
OF lots and 8. block IS, Terrys
ADDITION to St Paul ............. 81 go
Terry'S Addition To ST Palll
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DYE WORKS.

KAHLERT~ & nfINTEL-Minnesota Steam
Dye Works PA East Seventh ct
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VIM. R. Deans Addition, st. Paul.

Assessment for Sixth Street, From
Arcade Street to East End of
Bridge.
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-17

MEDICAL.
MRS. DIR. FREMONT 3eS jackson St. newly
furnished bath parlors; oil, vapor and med
icated baths; electric, magnetic and mas
sage treatments a speciality.
LADIES, Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills Diamond Brand) are the best. Safe.
reliable. Take no other. Send cents,
stamps, for particulars. Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail. At drug
gists. Mention Globe. Chichester Chemical
Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
A SEA SALT OR TUB BATH, 81; also give
massage treatments. Mime. L4auretta for
merly OF Minneapolis liz West Seventh St,
second floor.
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INSTRUCTION.

REMER DANCING ACADEMY. Oxford Hall.
Tenth and ST. Peter sts., opens new class
Jan 4; private instruction speciality. Of
fee hours 3 to 8.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad,

Lv.st.P. lAr. stP-
chicago Day Express. / bS :15amTb10 i0pm
Chicago Atlantic" Ex az :55n1ol Al .35s,
CCLniicago Tast Mail ..... a6:55pmI a200pm
Sniicaso NesHbuie Lin aS:10pmi az scam
Snicago via Dubuque ..... b4 4:50pm bill :00am
Dupuque wa La crosse. 4 b8:15amI bio 10pm
FeoT1a via Mason City. ..... a4:50pm all 00am
%: Louis ana Kansas City. a8:35am az 35pm
MIlpanK W. ana way .......... b8 :20am be 30pm
Aoefdeen ana Dakota EK... a7:05pm a8 :15am
Daily. Except Sunday.
For full information call at Ticket OfHca
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LEASE FOR SALE.

L HAVE FOR SALE the lease of one
of the most desirable store build
ings ON East Seventh street. Spleen
did opening for a good retail busi-
ness. Cam be had cheap. @. B.
WAitehorne, So East Fourth street.
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Lyman Dayton's Addition, st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Bleck. Benefits
Martin l.. Ryan, west 80
feet of north so feet Of. % 10 H.1S
Chas. P. Neinhauser, east
10 feet of north 40 feet
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

800 LOGGING HORSES, FARM MARES,
draft horses and drivers, Just arrived. Part
on horses sold at Barrett e. zinlnerman's a.
Midway Stables, Minnesota Transfer.
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Supposed Owner and
Description. Block. Benefits
T. +. and W. T. Birmingham,
southwest 100 feet of ...........6 $50
~.Albcrt Dornfeld northeast 40 feet
\ of southwest 40 feet Of. 159
Wan. Stutzmann, northeast 1885
Anna BEschmann ct al .........7 47s
A. L. Mayan. west 29l feet off,. Hi
c. A. Mann's Subdivision OF East 81 Feet of
BLOCK s, Lyman Daytons Addition to St.
Paul
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Keller's Subdivision of Block il, Lyman
ID DaEton,s Addition to St. Paul.


Lyman Daytons Addition st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Block. Benefits
John Bast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Se46
B. Sinnens Subdivision of Blocks 10 and
% Lyman Dayton's Addition, ST. Paul.
C,YDrosad Owner and
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VIM. Dawson Jr.-Commencing at
the intersection Of the south line
of Seventh street with the north
line in the alley in block 20,
Terry's Addition to ST. Paul:
thence n3rtheast along Seventh
street G6.S5 feet; thence south
east TO a point on south line
of lot 9, said block, 2l.3S feet
east from southwest corner there
Of: thence west to beginning, be-
ing part OF lots 8 ana TO- said
block 20
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Jos. R. weide's Subdivision of Block 27. Ar
lington Hills Addition. ST. Paul

Chas. Weide's Subdivisions OF Block "a. Ar
lngton Hills Addition, St.. Paul.
Supposed Owner and 80 ~
Dissertation lat papaF4o
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CHEAP FUEI-Fine pine slabs, $2.7e cord
best birch. $3.50 per cord; hardwood chunks
$500 load; hard coal, SC. 80 ton. Tel. 14S7.
F. F. Salisbury, Lafayette av. bridge
COwS-Four good mich COWS, fresh, for
sale; three are Holstein, one Durham. 50
Winnipeg av.
CONSUMERS-Psy 25 cents and save 81 on
coal The Western Mutual Coal Co., Office
Room 316 Globe Building.
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CITY NOTICE.

G. o. LAWTON Dentist, has removed Il
Newspaner Row cor Al, and Minnesota SITS
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Terrys Addition, st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits
A. ". Clarke Except
Dawson's part ......... 8 20 so 90
Ross Clarke except
Houses Tart) ............8 20 SO
Supposed owner ard
Description Benefits
Ladowic D. IT0use-Commencing at
northeast corner of lot s. block 20
TeTry's Addition to st. Paul;
thence southwest along southeast
line Of Seventh street y feet;
thence southeast toward q point
% feet easterly from southwest
corner Of lot Z, said block, 10 di-
yiding line between said lots
and s; thence north along said
dividing line TO beginning, being
part Of said lot s. block 20. So 48
TerrVS Addition
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Dec. u (dly) Dec. %.
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OlIicer's ReaTrangement OF Lots z ana z,
Warren's Garden Lots, st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benehts
Julia and Henry NJ. John
son ........-... ........-I4 fOoo
Schurmeer's Seventh Street Addition to St.
Paul.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-21
POLITICS AS IT IS
Both Democrats and Republicans Are
Confident Of Victory.
SOME OF THE CANDIDATES
The Populists Are Saving a Little
Wood and May ONE Out With
Full Ticket-The Pot Be-
gins to Simmer.

Missoula. March 20.-The city cleo
ton this spring will be on party lines.
Both the republican and democratic
parties will have tickets in the field
and il is not unlikely that the populists
will have aldermanic candidates. The
democrats will run Judge Landers for
police judge and H. S. Hoblitzell is
mentioned as a candidate for treasurer
For aldermen there have been no for
NAL announcements but among the
probable candidates are mentioned Jo-
seph Deschamps in the First ward, A.
W. Merrick i'm the Fourth ward c.
Phelan in the Third ward and A. NJ.
Stevens in the Second. Mr.. Stevens is
not a democrat but he says he isn't
populist any longer and he certainly
is good alderman and he might be
democrat since he has foresworn the
populists.
The republicans are confident of sue
cess since their meeting last night,
which was so harmonious that ii did
not seem like a Missoula republican
gathering. There were one or two
moments when IL seemed as If the old
warfare would be renewed but the
clash was in each instance averted and
there was harmony of purpose and
unity of desire in the hearts of the So
republicans that crowded the rooms OF
the county attorney Everything went
off smoothly and everybody to-day ex-
presses himself as satisfied.
To Standard reporter to-day
Chairman Dixon of the republican city
committee. said: 1T will be a straight
party campaign and the republicans
will win. There is no dissension in our
ranks and we had a good meeting last
night that is the forerunner of a good
campaign"
The democrats would not vouchsafe
much information to the Standard re-
porter when he called to-day further
than to say that they are willing to
have the contest made on party lines
and that they will win. They assert
confidently that the republicans can
not be harmonious very long and that
there will be a row as soon as the prl-
maries are held.
The republican candidates who are
talked of to-day are: Judge Logan for
police Judge; ]. S. Kemp for treasurer;
i. T. Hosey. A. p. Tietjen, Frank OAR
bee. J. II. T. Ryman and others for al
deTmen.
What the populists will do is not yet
known. Attorney Prince would not re-
fuse the nomination for police judge
and William Jordan Of the Fourth
ward will be the champion of the
school section people in the fight. Judge
Reeves sent around word the other
evening for a meeting of the populsts
in his office, but the response was not
particularly gratifying. The judge
does not despair. however. He is not
that kind Of people, and IL would not
be surprising IL there were a full popu-
list ticket in the field.
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GOOD SPORT BOOKED
An Authority Talks About the Com
ing Montana Races.
Mr.. CAMPBELL HAS ARRIVED
He VIII Have Charge of the Rum
ming Stable of the Bitter Root
Stock Farm Senator
Grady Looking Well.

Missoula, March 20-J. s. Campbell,
who will have charge of the running
stable of the Bitter Root Stock farm,
came in on No / to-day and left this
afternoon for Hamilton. Mr.. Campbell
is accompanied by his wife and is max
ing his first visit to Montana. To a
Standard reporter this afternoon Mr..
Campbell talked pleasantly and inter-
estingly of turfmen. He said: This
is my first trip to the West. In fact, 1
was never west of Kansas City before.
/ haven't had time, or course, to form
much of an opinion of the state which
is to be my home, but from what 1
have heard about il and from the Mon
tana men and horses that 1 have seen,
i am sure that / shall be pleased.
II think that you will not be disap-
pointed in your expectations of good
season of racing here this year. 1
know Mr. Upton and, while i am not
familiar with his plans for this cir
cult, / am sure that he will give you
good sport.
What do think of my new stable?
Well, that / can't say, as L haven't
seen any of the colts and i don't know
what is at the ranch. l know that
Montana has sent some good horses
East and l imagine that l shall find
SOME SOOu material at the IN
the East Matt Byrnes has a very
promising string. But l can say moth
ing about the colts here until 1 have
seen them"
Mr.. Campbell is one of the most wide
ly known trainers and owners in Amer
lea and has won some famous races
He owned Terra Gotta that lost the
Suburban only because of poor riding.
He also owned and trained Macbeth,
the game horse that won three Derbies
in one season. Until 10 years ago, Mr.
Campbell handled nothing but harness
horses and during his time on the
sulky, he made some famous marks.
1t was he who drove Westmont with
a running mate a mile in 2:O1% in
high sulky.
When asked as to Senator Grady's
prospects, Mr. Campbell said: That
is a hard thing ito say at this time.
saw him last month and he was a
splendid looking horse. His rest and
the operation that was performed on
him may restore him TO his 2-year-old
form. Ii it does he will be a great horse
this year.
Mr.. Campbell is as careful and as
non-committal as all good horsemen
are. He has had an extended turf ex-
perience and, while he talks freely
about events that are past, he is re-
luctant TO predict much. He will be a
valuable addition ito the list of Mon
tana horsemen and will give Montana
horses reputation that will be envia-
BILE
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MISSOULA NEWS.

Missoula March 20.-Since the sawmill
at Hamilton has started up on full time
the north bound train on the Bitter Root
branch has been about an hour late every
day.
Nep Lynch, ST.. of Horse Plains is reg
istered at the Kennedy hotel.
United States Marshal Davidson was in
the city few hours yesterday.
For several days past men have been
busy digging holes and setting substantial
electric light poles along Higgins avenue.
The work is progressing rapidly and IL
will not take long TO erect all the poles
between here and Bonner. and as soon as
the machinery is placed in position at
Bonner and the wires strung Missoua
will rejoice in a fine electric light system
and a satisfactory service.
Joe Deschamps, tr., celebrated his 18th
birthday at his home on East Main street
on Wednesday evening last. Many of his
friends accepted his invitation to be pres
ent The members of the Juvenile band
were there. also, and rendered some ex-
cellent music during the evening. Re-
freshments were served and games played
until a late hour. when all departed. wish
ing their host many pleasant returns Of
the anniversary of his natal day
The suspects arrested I'm connection with
the robbery I'm the Headquarters will not
be tried. the evidence against them being
the cases indefinitely.
The Bitter Root train, with 2s loads OF
freight and two coaches was stalled on
the grade this side of the first crossing of
the Bitter Root this noon for half an
hour. Enough steam was finally raised TO
get the train up the hill.
A boy named Hickey. from Victor. was
brought down by Sheriff Chaffin this
morning and was sent to the Warm
Springs asylum by Judge Woody. The
boy is an idiot and has been so from
birth.
Mrs. A. A. Hammond Of Hamilton was
a passenger on No. this evening. having
been called TO Salt Lake by the serious
illness of her father.
In the local land Office to-day the con-
tests of Joseph Mccartney VS.. Charles
Oleson and of Joseph J. McCaffrey VS.. A.
NJ Smith were decided in favor of Nc
Caffrey. who are well known citizens OF
Anaconda The contests involved the
possession Of some land in the Big Hole
valley in Beaverhead county.
The county treasurer to-day received
from State Treasurer Wright S2S756O.
Missoula county's share of the state
school money.
ID. X. Rockwell has purchased a lot and
a half on Cedar street. in the east corner
OF the Maria Higgins property. The deeds
were recorded to-day. and tomorrow Mr.
Rockwell will fence the land He expects
TO build this year.
There was a ripple OF excitement this
afternoon on Main street. occasioned by
the quest OF a mother for her daughter
v no had left her home In the country for
the free and easy life in the city. The
affair terminated quietly. however. as the
daughter had been apprised Of her moth
er's coming and expressed a readiness 10
20 with her.
The baseball boys and their supporters
fell in lins tonight and in the PROPOSE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-21
TIME HAS SMILED.
senator Mantle and Patsey Clark Have a
settlement to Make.


Missoula, March 20.-The following story
from the Baltimore Herald will be read
with interest i'm Montana. The item APP
pears in the Washington correspondence
of the Herald and bears some evidence of
truth:
Senator Mantle of Montana, Senator
Dubois of Idaho and Patsey Clark of Spo-
kane, Wash. were walking down the ave-
nue. the other day when Mantle remark
ed: Patsey. didn't / offer you some work
one time many years ago. and didn't you
refuse it?'
Yes responded Patsey, but l did not
have to accept the offer
We'll. l don't know about that con-
tinued Mr.. Mantle, i have IL in my mind
that you really owe me some work
Then followed the story. Mantle, who
is a telegraph operator. had a station out
on the divide. This was many years ago.
Patsey Clark and a number of fellows
with him were going on farther West
They reached Mantle's place, and after
some preliminary talk. they remained
with him for the night. They did not
exactly promise to cut up a lot of wood
that Mantle had stacked up for winter
but 1t was Mantle's understanding that
they would do so. In the morning they
slipped away. leaving Mantle out their
board and nights lodging. Since then
both Mantle and Clark have prospered
Mantle is United States senator and
Patsey has a hole in the ground in Idaho
which pays him $4,000 year"
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Western Montana NeWs

ton of an athletic park. at the meeting
held at the Mix house, IL was decided to
secure grounds for the season. The mat
ter looks very favorable for the scheme,
which has been fully explained in the
Standard.
Repairs on the court house are well I'M
der way. Contractor Gibson is superin-
tending the work.
The postmaster has received a letter of
inquiry from Mrs. Pat Barrett. in South
Dakota, asking information regarding her
brother, Joe Kalkbrenner, who was for
merly a cook here.
The trial of McEwen for assault upon
Pat Hale will not come up tomorrow as
Judge Logan has been notified that the
complaining witness is not able to be
present at the trial.
Mrs. c. II. Sawyer is seriously Ill from
a complication of lung troubles. A con-
sultation of physicians was held this
evening.
The Order of the Eastern Star held a
pleasant meeting this evening at the Ma
sonic hall.
Miss Marguerite Slaves and Miss Anna
Quigley. two Montana teachers who are
en- route TO Gem to take charge of the
schools there. are registered at the Flor
ence hotel,
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IN HUM AN.
A Mother Numerically Beats Her 4-Yea =
Gid hid.

Missoula, March 20.-Residents of
East Front street near the east end are
highly indignant over an affair that oc-
CURED there about noon to-day, and If
the facts are as stated to a reporter
this evening the Indignation is just 1t
appears from the story told to the re-
porter that little child. about years
old, who lives in one of the houses near
the end of the street left the yard and
was toddling down the street when it's
mother came after IL with a heavy
leather strap. with which she beat the
little one over the head. The child fell
down and the whipping continued while
the little one struggled to its feet. Then
one little shoe came off and the child
fell again. This time ii did not get up
and the mother picked up the dropped
shoe and struck the shrieking child
over the head. The beating with the
strap was resumed until the neighbors
interfered. These are the facts as stat
ed TO the reporter, and IL they are true
which there is no reason to doubt, there
Is room for some missionary work
there.