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TIS-Nan;cure and chiropodist.
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does the principal seed business of the
city. and one which especially PROVIDES
the majority of the ranchers with their
seed, must have transposed the labels
on its cabbage n caulinower pack
ages. AS a consequence, they nave
been selling cabbage seed to those VINO
desired c~auliiower. n vice versa
The proportion of cabbage raised m
this county to caulifiower grown here
Is about ten to one. so II the mistake
was made at the opening of the season.
IL Is likely hat there will be a gut q
the latter and a corresponding scarcity
of the former. .
One of the local florists got hold OF
some of his seed and he has put IN
the past two weeks explaining TO ms
extensive patronage how the mistake
occurred. He tells in this connection a
very good story on himself. during
his absence one day from the hot house
one of his assistants sold a lady we
dozen kale plants, thinking that they
were caulifower. When the florist re-
turned he noticed the soil
and asked who had been buying kate.
The assistant then discovered his mis-
take. After r~eprimanding the man Tor
his carelessness, the florist very care
fully packs UP two dozen of his sup
posed ~cauli1ower plants n SENDS
them to the lady with his compliments
and an exclamation. She is so pleased
with his generosity that she immedi-
atelv returns to the hot house and in
vests in two dozen cabbage plants. The
florist is contemplating a trip EAST
| about the time those cauli1ower plants
develop into cabbages.
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T. b. Pierce to Bsrraclough, 81 SACKS at
1szc; ID. A. Campbell to Barraclougn,
81 sacks at 15kc.
The O.. G.. Osnes clip was a particu-
larry fine fleece and there were -four ne
bids on il. Lots were drawn ana fat-
terson was the lucky man.. securing %
sacks at 17L cents. the best price paid
in .he market.
The Records & o'Neal crop was also
offered, but received no bids. II was
filled with speargrass and dirt and the
buyers did not care to speculate on this
stuff.
The wool buyers returned to this city
on the midnight train, well pleased Win
the DAYS work. They reported that
there was but one unpleasant occur
renee during the whole day, and IL they
are not misinformed one of the grow
ers in the Benton market has been
guilty of a very dirty trick. and n
which will act to the detriment OF every
honest sheepman in the state. Hitherto
a mans word has been taken by the
buyer for the quality Of the wool put
side of the sample sack which is in
spected. One lot which went TO Thayer
at a fair price was all right in the sam
pie. After the sale had been concluded
the buyer vent to the car where the
balance was stored and. ripping a sack
open, found h a it was filled with
neeces from oeau sneep' winch az pa
tically worthless to a buyer. Continu-
ing his investigation. Thayer found tina
there were 10 sacks of the stun In the
lot. This would mean a loss to the
buyer OF about $500. Such a trick as
this has never before been attempted
i'm this part OF the state. and Thayer
was amply justified in getting angry.
The boys say that the name in which
he roasted the dfsreputable grower is a
thing not easily forgotten. The sale was
declared off. and the owe them
selves are the loudest in their denuncia-
ton of such disreputable tricks.
At Malta yesterday the Morton clip
was sold to Koshland Bros at IL cents.
and the Dunbar clip to the same buyer
at 15h cents. The clips of +. L. Gibson.
Mrs. Jones. A. Coe and G.. L. Partridge
of Malta have been consigned to Fenno
Bros. e. Childs.
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Great Falls. July 31.-Cards have been
received in this city announcing the
marriage on Aug. 3 Of A. c. Gormley OF
this city and Miss Irene Spencer OF
White Sulphur Springs. The ceremony
will AXE place at the home OF the bride
and the n~ewly-wed couple will be at
home to their friends In Great Falls
after Sept. Is. MIR. Gormley. while
comparatively a newcomer TO Cascade
county. though a Montanan born. has
already made a name for himself In his
profession. that Of law. and Is regarded
as one OF the most promising young men
OF the city. His bride Is the daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Almon Spencer or
White sulphur Springs and has always
been an extremely popular young lady
in Meagher county. Many friends IN
this city and in Meagher county VIII
congratulate he pair on their mutual
good fortune.
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In Basin.

Basin. July 2e.-The Presbyterian
SUNDAY school excursion and picnic
from Butte 10 this place last Tuesday
morning brought 10 the Basin picnic
grounds three coach-loads Of people.
mostly children. They spent the day
pleasantly about the pavilion, where
they ate their lunches, n i'm wander
ing about the beautiful grove which
denssly covers tbs Basin park. The
hapy faces OF IN children told plainly
that they had thoroughly enJoyed the
days outing.
Master Robert Connick OF Butte. who
was on the Sunday school excursion
train Tuesday morning, had a very
close call for his life as the train
pulled into the Basin yards. He was
standing on one Of the car platforms
and fell on the depot platform as the
train passed and narrowly escape
rolling under the wheels OF the swtftis
moving train. He was picked up in ar
unconscious condition. but fortunately
no bones were broken and he was soor
able 10 be about again.
Miss NJ. Bradley OF Omaha is visiting
| with her sister. Mrs. James Madden. a
the Mantle mine.
Last sunday evening the S-months'
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Lagsss'
died OF summer complaint. The fu
! neral which was largely attended b,
the friends OF the family, was HEX
from the residence at $50 O'Clock Mon
dsv afternoon. and the remains wert
laid 10 rest in the Basin cemetery.
A number of the Eastern stockholi
srs Of the n Mineral and De
| yalopment company arrived her
| Thursday. morning for their annua
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Judge Dudley DuBose will open u
at Lewistown on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffin of this city
are visiting friends in Butte for a week.
George II. Stanton has gone to Cho-
teau on legal business n Will be alb
sent several days.
Miss wackerlin of Fort Benton Is Wis
iting her brother. Oscar ]. Wackerlin.
day clerk at the Park.
Miss Kate Conrad. daughter Of c. r.
Conrad of Kalispell. is visiting Miss
Gretchen Stanford in this city.
George B. Swan will leave during the
week for Bozeman. where he has ac-
cepted the position of principal OF the
high school.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
knight, a son. Both parents are happy
and the boy and mother are getting
along nicely.
Miss Efie V. Jacoby Of this city and
Miss Vidal of Belt have returned from
Dillon, where they have been attend
ing the state normal school.
Miss Frances Betz will arrive in the
city from Spencer. Ohio. some time THU
week and will be the guest of her sis.
ter, Mrs. James w. Freeman.
]. f. Hubbell of Belt has returned
] nom Dyed Wntft he mar Sprhh t'
spring. He is not particularly enthusi
astic over that country, though HI
thinks he may return later.
S. r. WILDER spent Sunday in this cit!
with his family. He and H. T. Holme
have a contract on the Great Falls 4
Canada railway near Lethbridge. AM
MIR. WILDER states that they are receiv
ing royal treatment from the Canadian
Miss Lottie Collins has returned from
Fort Benton. She is accompanied b,
Miss Turner. who will be her guest 70
a few days
1t is reported that a gang of thieve
has rounded up a bunch of strays in tn
Highwood section and is contemplate
running the horses 10 North Dakota
The sherif's office has been apprised @
the facts and will see that they do nc
cross the river at this point.
Matt Nelson and Thomas Simon
have returned from their trip TO IN
Rlackfeet reservation. They were ]
search Of a business opportunity. bu
did not find a favorable one. They su'
ceeded, however. In making two mimi
locations, samples Of whose ore the
brought back for assay.
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meeting, among them being George H.
Best of Milwaukee, president. and john
G.. Nicer of Carey. o., vice president
of the company
Miss Mile Pattison of Butte Is visit
ing in the city.
Messrs. Zeigler and Rogoway, a COM
mittee representing the BARRIERS union
of Butte, and DIR. Lewis and Mr.. Fin
nerty, a committee from the Butte tent.
Knights of the M~accabees. were here
Tuesday looking over Basin, with a
view TO holding their annual plcnlcs mere
during the month OF August. The COM
mittees were highly pleased with the
Basin grounds and assured the citizens
that both OF their picnics would be held
at this place.
Mrs. James j. Brooks is VISITING
friends in Butte.
Hon. G. A. Whipple was down from
Townsend Sunday and Monday. He IS
now walking with the aid of crutches.
as the result of breaking his ankle by
coming in contact with a tree while
riding on horseback recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. G. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. n. l.. Charles visited in Butte sat
urday and Sunday.
sam Robertson. the genial editor and
proprietor of the Boulder Sentinel, spent
M first few days of the week in Basin.
Mrs. IL. c. Williams of Butte is visit
ing here.
George s. Felts is building for him
self a neat little cottage east OF Basin
creek.
The Basin Sunday school Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a picnic
at the park next Thursday. They viii
have a basket lunch and invite all their
friends to come and enjoy the day viii
them.
Rev. c. Howard CRUDE Of Boulder will
hold services at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
J. =. Beaupre is in Great Falls thi'
week for a few days to visit with rela
tives.
Word was received here yesterda,
morning that the Elks of Butte had en-
gagged the Basin park and pavilion 10
a picnic to be held Sunday, Aug. IA
The German societies of Butte nave ais
engaged the grounds for their snnua
picnic. which Is to be held on sunday
Aug. IS. They will bring a carload o
paraphernalia for their athletic exef
cises. and altogether IL Will he mad
quite a red letter day for Basin.