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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-27
CITY NEWS.

HIGHLAND-LovsIy Beds-Daisy Res
taarAuI Fine sample Room
Tin work. Whitney Co.
Stove repairs at Futrelle's.
Floor mating. whitney Co.
Silk waist patterns at Fields.
Curios and drawn work at Matson's.
Bicycles on installments. Hahn Il Co.
Plumbing and gas lifting. whitney Co.
Visit the shirt waist sale at The Big
Store.
Gunther's candies at Hawley's on the
corner.
Ice cream freezers. DOnahoe Hard
ware Co.
Special hosiery sale at The Economist
this week.
Ice chests and refrigeratOrs. DOnahOe
Hardware Co.
silk pelticOats that are beauties cahb be
seen at Ilfeld's.
Lion coffee, three packages for 50 cents
at LombaTdO's.
Wall paper at Futrelle's from l2kc,
per double roll and up.
Attend the special sale OF shirt waists
at the Economist this week.
Latest novelties in pOmpadour and side
combs. ROsenWald Brothers.
Best brands Of laundry soap. seven
bars for % cents at A. LOmbaTdO's.
Just received full line Of Gunthers
hne candles al Hawley's on tile corner.
This is the week TO buy eOrsets at H.
fields. Special sale Of summer eorsets.
The only truss 10 wear THE AMERI-
CAN SILVER Truss" at Rupees Preserip.
tiOn Pharmacy.
futrelle. corner Gold and First streets.
will sell you good wall paper at l2JSc
double roll and up.
j.. j. Brophy, OF Clayton, N. NJ, for
merly In the train service on the santa BE
Pacific, Is In the city to-day.
IL Is impossible 10 make a mistake I'm
your spring buying, II you select from
the great fair priced stock OF The Econo.
mist.
II you want 10 save from % to si5 on
your spring suit and have the best and
incest line In town 10 select from. cali
on Haiderman, 2l5 south Second street.
Just received a large assignment OF
nne California Grape brandy, spring 1872,
which We will sell 70 saloon Keepers at
$s.so per gallon. Original package. o.
Bachechi Il q. Giomi.
Men, We call your attention 10 our spe-
elal sale on mems furnishing goods this
week al about half the price yOu pas
clothing stores for the same goods.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
The cycling season lie now opening and
the prevailing question Is, Where can /
get the best wheel for the money 1 care
- inVestr' Lot US know your price. We
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We are now prepared TO show what
we believe 10 be the best assortment Of
mems hats ever brought 10 this territory.
from a 20 cent cloth hat TO a o. S~tetsOn,
aud we think we can suit the most fas-
tldious In that line and probably ave
you little money besides. IL don't cost
anything to see them. Simon Stern, the
Railroad avenue clOthier.
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There are only fifty pair Of ladies' com.
mon n high button shoes left at
Shippers great closing out sale. They
must be disposed OF and the regular s.
shoes are going at 81 per pair,
Genuine Lucca olive oil only $3.50 per
gallon at A. LOmbardO's.
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Dealers In Remington typewriters, the
standard typewriters OF the world. Can
supply business offices with experienced
stenographers 10 all permanent and tenn.
potary positions, at short notice. Hahn
Il Co.
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are certain to have q wheel that will 1T
II. We have good wheels only, but have
many styles at many prices. Hahn Co.
For Sale-Bar aud fixtures and billiard
table. etc. Everything complete. AT the
corner OF Second street and Copper ave
nue Any n wishing a good bargain,
call on N. Dragoie, because between now
and the first OF the month he IL going ont
OF business. NJ. DragOie.
Perhaps you never bought clothing,
underwear aud furnishing goods from
us. IL will pay you TO investigate our
prices and see II you do not save % 10
90 per cent on clothing store prices. To
be had only at the Golden Rule Dry Goods
Co.'s, leaders Of low prices.
Separate sealed bids for bar, lunch
counter, candy stand and cigar privil-
eyes for the races May 4, 8, 6 and Z will
be received by q. G.. B. Culley, secretary,
at the Office Of Gull Y q Armijo, up TO
Saturday, April 30 al q .. m.
Call at "The Green Front" shoe store
for children's aud misses sandals and
oxfords, black and tan, latest styles. 0 10
3, 80 cents; 81 to II, 30 cents; liz TO 3,
81; ladies' OxfOrds, 81. W. Chaplin, pro-
prietOr.
Strayed-One large bay horse. branded
Q on left shoulder; one small bay horse,
branded 10 left shoulder. Liberal reward
for information leading TO recovery.
Wabash Cattle company. Navajo. Arizona.
Mrs. y. B. Dunlap announces the
sale OF her household goods, including n
marble top center table, folding bed. bed.
room suite, cook and heating stoves,
dishes etc, also a Ane new piano.
Mrs. sidney Hubbell, who painted that
beautiful fire screen for the Catholic
krniis, offers 20 do that sort OF painting
and 10 give instructions In same, both In
oil and water colors.
For one more week we will continue
10 make 10 your order, an All-wOOl, we'll
made and we'll trimmed suit OF clothes
for $40. H~alderman, 2l3 south Second
street.
II you cannot End the goods at the
Economist IL Is no use looking elsewhere
ls the common expression amongst the
ladies' Of Albuquerque.
Dr.. Alger, the dentist, has removed his
Office from the Whiting building TO the
new ArmijO building, opposite the opera
house, on Railroad avenue.
uehtiouueu hhu phtElOls, DelOT6 going
TO war buy your underwear and furnish
ing goods at the Golden Rule Dry Goods
Co. and save half.
Cider or wine vinegar. 30 cents per
gallon, or % cents In ten gallon lots at
A. LOmbardO's.
Marian Harland coffee pots. Mrs. Van
Dusen's cake moulds. Donahoe Hard
ware Co.
Stuffed mangoes and pepper mangoes.
at the San JOSH MARKET.
Good cigars by the box from IS cents
up, at LOmbardO's.
Colgates, soaps and perfumery at spec
ial prices at Ilfeld's.
Everything for the flower garden. Ives,
the florist.
Buy your spring suit at Fields.
Picture frames. whitney Co.
Fine stationary at Matson's.
Calvin Whiting, insurance.
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Compare the Prices.

Comparison is a friend of ours. Comparisons are not odious
to the store selling the Right Goods at Right Prices. It's the
"other fellows" who hate them. Comparison proves our prices
the lowest and the quality of our goods unsurpassed.
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CLKERlS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
NOTICE TO

THE SIMS SADDLE, FOR COMFORT,
HEALTH. DURABILITY AND STYLE, Is gu
perior TO any other and costs less money.
Agency at the old town post)fice, on the
plaza.
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AIaiestic RANGES

Uses less fuel than any other. The
heaviest oven plates used in any range.
Ihe CRATES can be changed instantly
from coal TO wood.
DONAHOE HARDWARE Co.
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o. 7. ROseberry and James Lewis, who
have been at work at the Albemarle, up
la the C0chiti mining district the past
Few weeks, anne In from Bland last
night and are here to-day. Mr.. Lewis Is
a millwright and engineer, and will
leave for Silver City tomorrow morning.
Mr.. ROsebeTry will visit his folks at San
Marcial. The latter gentleman informs
THE CITIZEN that several wOTkmen have
been laid of recently at the Albemarle.
The result OF the Kirmis is not known
yet owing TO the sickness OF the presl-
dent, Mrs. @. W. Harrison, and the treas.
urer. Mrs. Ralph Halloran. IL will prob
ably be known, however. before the end
OF this week.
The annual parlor social OF st. Mary's
choir OF the church OF the Immaculate
Conception was given at the school
building last Thursday evening, and a
most enjoyable time was had.
Father A. NJ. Gentle will leave to-mor-
row morning for Chihuahua, Mexico.
where with Father T0massini he will
hold a long course OF missions lasting
until the middle OF June.
Miss NJ. K. Dissett, who had charge of
the Indian school at Zuni, IL here to-day
on her way 10 Santa Fe, where she oc-
cupies a position at the Indian school
there.
Both st. Mary's and st. Vincent's
schools are making preparations for the
commencement exercises which are 70 be
held at the opera house June 10.
In the case OF the First National Bank
OF Albuquerque w. Lesser 81 LewinsOn,
the motion for a new trial on the attach
ment issue was OyerTuled.
Numa Raymond, the capitalist Of Las
Cruces, was a passenger for northern
points last night.
WIS Hancock, the Santa Ne Pacific d.
vision master mechanic at Needles, is In
the city to-day.
Mrs. LIZ. Durlin and brother, coming
In from Winslow, are at the Hotel High.
land.
The Gre department did not meet last
night; no quorum.
Hon. Pedro Perea Is In the city to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-27

Fresh, pure Persian insect powder at
Rupees Prescription Pharmacy.
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Ladies' Silk Mitts and
Gloves.

From 20 cents to 800 a pair, in regular
and extra lengths, In black, white and
all imaginable colors.
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White Goods,

Indian and Persian Lawns, Striped Dim
titles, Checked Nainsooks, Fine, Plain and
Dot'ei Swisses. from the cheapest-it
you want to consider your pocketbook-
to as fine a quality as you may desire;
also lower THAI you can find the same
goods elsewhere.
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Improved Firearms.
Winchester rifles.
Marlin rifles.
Savage rifles,
Stevens rifles, % and % caliber.
Colts pistols.
ShOtguns and ammunition.
DONAHOE HARDWARE Co.
Jersey Cows.
have two fine Jersey COWS for sale
cheap. John j. JARVIS,
402 Silver avenue.
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Hand in Hand!

Warm weather and the demand for cool wearing apparel.
The former is fast approaching; the latter we are now better
than ever prepared to fill, in all lines, with goods that are cool
and breezy, neat and uobby, and above all, high grade and
low priced.
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"""'0"' N'"NH EEOpoFNyI
To trade well improved city property
for ranch. Must have some alfalfa.
OTTO DEICKMAN,
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Mems Underwear Sale.

Fine opportunity to buy your Summer under
wear cheap. Note the following:
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the necessary operation performed for
its removal.
Miss L.. A. Min Of Philadelphia has
been in Big Timber for the past two
weeks in the interests of the National
Liberal Arts n Science league. A
class was organized and considerable
progress has been made by the pupils.
That they may continue the work the
members of the class have organized
a league, electing the following off,
GERS: President, Mrs. j. L. Simmons:
vice president, Mrs. T.. o.. Clark: treas
urer, Mrs. j. A. Hall: national aid,
Miss Dana; secretary. Mrs. Dick Budd.
Rev. A. Wormser left last Friday for
New York on business connected with
his contract with the state arid land
commission in this county. Mr..
Wormser says that work has already
begun on h Big Timber ditch and
that the Boulder part OF the contract
VIII be undertaken early In the spring.
Thanksgiving evening was marked
by a social session Of the X. OF i. lodge
i'm their castle hall. About 30 of the
knights and their ladies' were present
and spent a very pleasant hour or two
in dancing. Al midnight a lunch Ct
coffee and sandwiches was served by
the managing committee. and accord
ing to the judgment Of the ladies. II
was a complete reputation OF the al
cation that men can't cook.
Hon. p. o. Fallang of Melville was
a visitor in Big Timber to-day. Mr..
Fallang is much interested in the
wooden mill industry AND hopes ere
long to secure the establishment Of
such an institution In Big Timber.
w. Il. Bennett. formerly Northern
Pacific agent at this point and lately
cashier in the Northern Pacific freight
Office at Butte, returned to Big Tim
Der about two weeks & and has since
been visiting with friends here. who
are always glad to see him. He re-
signed his position In Butte and has
been assigned to the Northern Pacific
agency at Belgrade and will leave for
there in a day or two.
The local lodge of K. OF p. has elect
ed the following officers for the term
commencing Jan. 1: William Liddell.
c. c.: Harvey c.. Pound, ". c.; Il. r.
Lamb. NJ. OF w: Sydney Saner. p:
]. w. Gieger. X. OF r.. and g; III. O..
kellogg. NJ. Of E.: Dick Budd. NJ. of f.:
A. T. kellogg. NJ. at A; John Quinn,
l. G.: Lee Upton, o.. G.
Last Friday Mrs. Alice Scott closed
the fall term Of school in IN settle
ment district near Melville. The clos
ing exercises were attended by a large
number of visitors. who manifested a
keen interest in the proceedings. Last
year this district had a 10 months
school and will have as long a tcrm
this year. Ii has one of the best school
houses in the county and maintains an
excellent school
Sweetgrass Chapter OF the Order 81
the Eastern star was instituted here
last Saturday night by Mrs. Amelia
Henderson OF Helena, grand worthy
matron OF Montana, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Nye of Livingston. The
chapter starts with a membership OF
20 and is ofiicered as follows: Mrs.
Katherine Finkleburg. w. M: Mrs.
Eva James Clark. A. NJ: George NJ.
Hatch. G.. p; G. T. Busha. treasurer;
T.. c. Hale. secretary. The proceed
ings terminated with a banquet.
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In Big Timber.

Big Timber, Dec. Miss Jessie
Fitzgerald OF Gardiner, Mont. is Sls-
iting Mrs. Ed Runner.
Robert Guthrie returned last week
from Twin Bridges. where he purchas-
ed some young cattle.
Rev. Joseph Pope of Columbus was
a visitor in Big Timber the first of last
week the guest of Rev. +. d. Bostwicn.
+. H. Talcott, president of the Liv-
insstcn National Park bank, was a
business visitor in Big Timber last
week.
Mrs. William Sheriff. has returned
from a trip to Des Moines. Ia, where
she went for the benefit of her health.
She is much improved.
Three sleigh loads of Big Timberites
spent Thanksgiving at Melville. where
there was a live pigeon shoot, followed
by a dance i'm the evening.
A. Fireman, who was formerly in
the gents furnishing goods business
here. was In town last week in the in
terests of a Chicago firm, for whom
he is travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Shanks enter
tanned Miss lola Quigley of Livingston
the latter part of the past week.
Miss McDermott, superintendent OF
schools OF lark county, has been in
Big Timber the past week visiting her
friends.
George M. Hatch and william Irvine
made a business trip to Nye City the
first of the week.
A few friends gathered at the home
OF Mr.. n Mrs. +. o. Clark last Mon
day evening to assist them in ~celebrat-
ing their tin wedding.
Miss L. A. Min leaves tonight for
Livingston.
Mrs. Perly Lowell returned the first
of the week from a brief visit to st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss visited Liv-
ingston friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gieger. formerly
of Big Timber, spent Thanksgiving
day with friends here. Mr.. Gieger is
now with the Northern Pacific sur
veying crew at work east OF here. and
makes his home in Livingston. When
he ground freezes up the surveying
operations will be discontinued and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gieger will reside in Big
Timber during the winter.
Mrs. Jake l.. DeHart. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Dillon. and her
niece. Miss Sieders, departed Wednes-
day for home at Lon Rock. Wis.
J. A. Hall departed Friday morning
for Sheldon. Ia, in response TO a tel
egram announcing the serious illness
of his father, who resides at tina
place. Mr.. Hall. sr.. Is So years of age
and has been in feeble health for
some time.
The can in the Big Timber
public schools caused by the election
OF Miss Dana to be county superintend-
ent, has been filled by the election of
Mss Mae Smith, who halls from Iowa.
Guy Skillman received an injury TO
one Of his eyes a week ago. which IL
causing him and his friends some wor-
~. He was following another boy
through some brush when a branch OF
a rose bush flew back and struck him
in the eye. making a bad scratch on
the eye ball. He went to Livingston
to have the eye examined and treated.
Upon examination the doctor discover
ed that a cataract was forming. Mr..
Skillman has gone to st. Paul to have
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stood hat he made an offer for the
Boulder Springs property. but the deal
was not completed. He is an old no.
tel man. having once had a large bust
ness at Gregson Springs.
Mrs. r. A. Wickes has gone to
Charleston, w. Va. to see her mother.
who has of late been quite i'll.
The Misses Rogers and Murphy Of
Butte. who visited with Mrs. II. Nc
Neil a few days. returned home sun
day evening.
w. G. Conrad OF Great Falls was
here the first OF the week. but whether
his errand was I'm connection with his
candidacy for the United States SEN
ate Is not known.
The county commissioners will be
I'm regular quarterly session. beginning
Monday. Some Of the more important
matters coming before them are the
letting OF contracts for the care Of
the poor. medical attendance to same
and for county printing. The resigna-
ton of III. @. Rlckerts, clerk of the dis
trict court. Will also be before them. he
having been elected to the office OF
clerk OF the supreme court. AS to the
appointment for filling the vacancy
there is much speculation. and II Is
claimed that about % applications for
the place are ON file. representing all
portions OF the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison ar
rived here from Salt Lake Thursday
and went to Elkhorn for the body OF
Mr.. Morrison's brother. which will be
taken to Los Angeles, Cal, for burial,
that being the nome of his parents.
II. Dahlman has purchased the resi-
dence property OF ID. Mcneil pm Third
avenue. and will occupy II soon. 1t Is
a very pleasant place and a bargain
at $1,000, the price paid.
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In Billings.

Billings. Dec. Edna Chapter o. E.
s. was officially visited on Monday
evening by Mrs. Hindson OF Helena.
grand matron of the order. There was
a very large attendance of the men,
bers, and the work of the chapter was
sxemplihed in the initiation of two
lady candidates. The grand matron
paid the officers a very high compli-
ment on the excellence of their work.
progress of the order in this state. and
ended by thanking the chapter for the
kind reception she had been given. ON
behalf Of the chapter the conductress.
Mrs. Charles Spear, presented the
grand matron with an elegant bouquet
OF roses and carnations. making a very
graceful presentation speech. which
was duly acknowledged. The stands
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all been stopped out and they were not
in a financial fix so as TO enable them
to remove the water. which is about
five tons of galena ore. which has been
shipped To East Helena.
Lueck Brothers. VINO are leasing on
the Navahoe mine near Virginia City.
are banking a carload OF ore at their
ranch a few miles below town pre-
paratory 10. making a shipment.
Ed Bowden OF Meaderville came to
Sheridan Tuesday night and is the
guest OF william Willis. who lives near
here. Mr.. Bowden brought with him
three greyhounds. and anticipates hav-
ing considerable sport chasing jack
rabbits. which are quite numerous in
this section. A hunt Is to be organized
Tomorrow.
Mrs. John Benze. whose husband
was killed by an explosion Of powder
in the Letter mine last spring. left
Wednesday for Twin Bridges.
Frank Bowman of the Twin Bridges
Monitor. accompanied by his wife. was
a Sheridan visitor Monday.
r. J. Clifford. Frank Carey and Miss
Katie OBrien were visitors to Adobe
town Sunday.
excellent prospect near Quartz hin. was
In town during Thanksgiving week.
He returned to the hills Monday.
Marshall Smith. who is leasing on
the Filing ground near Nobleville.
shipped seven tons OF high grade ore
to the East Helena smelter last week.
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In Sheridan

Sheridan. Dec. stephen Miller dee
in his room at the Shulz hotel Saturday
evening after an illness Of several
weeks duration. Ever since the de-
ceased has been a resident of this
section he had suffered from a cystic
tumor In h left side. Some six weeks
ago the Drs. Miller of this place per-
formed a ~laparotomy operation and
removed the umo in its entirety. FDr
a long time the patient improved mp-
idly, and when he got strong enough
he was left to walt on himself. 1T
registration time he dressed and. IN
known to the doctors, he went TO the
registry agents Office and registered.
When Hartman came to town he sur
reptitiously attended the meeting. The
result was that he received a setback
n his death was the result of his
carelessness. Mr.. Miller la been a
resident of this section for about =
year. coming here from Bear gulcn,
Park county. where he claims to have
valuable mining interests. According
10 a paper found among his effects
his discharge paper-he was born Ira
Cass county. Ind, in 1876. He enlisted
Feb. 4. 1855. in company +. 15lst regi-
ment Of Indiana volunteer infantry
and was discharged at Nashville,
Tenn. on Sept. 10 OF the same year.
His captains name was a. Ii. David
son. Nothing further is known here
Of the dead mans history.
The literary society OF the Duncan
school house. which has furnished
amusement and instruction to the
residents OF the valley for the past few
winters. r~eorganized last Saturday
night. The following programme will
be rendered at it's next meeting: Rec
itation. Charles Duncan: song. Charles
n Remi Barril; recitation. Louis
Hermesmeyer: M Tom Duncan:
recitation, May Jones: reading, Mrs.
Duncan: question for debate, Re
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I'm Society
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saw Captain Ahern while away and
states that the captain is longing for
the bracing air of Montana, and hopes
to get out here as soon as his leg gets
better.
Miss Grace Penwell is home from
Great Falls where she has been learn
ing to be a trained nurse.
Rev. Whitesides of the Methodist
church. south. was away for several
days last week.
Walter s. Hartman returned from
his legal business in Butte on Friday.
James Gallop returned from his visit
to Butte the early part of the week. He
left Mrs. Gallop in Butte for a longer
visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Vanderhook left on
Tuesday for a six weeks visit in the
East.
Charles Van Middleworth of Asbury
Park, N. j., arrived last Thursday in
time to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
his sister, Mrs. Van Zant and her
family.
William hewitt has returned home
form his annual deer hunt and reports
good luck.
George Cox and I. J.. Kowtz went to
Butte on business this week.
Mr.. Busch. roadmaster of the Nor
thern Pacific Railroad company, has
been quite sick this week.
Mr.. n Mrs. i. v. B~lankenship re-
turned from their honeymoon the mid
die of the week.
Mr.. Duerfeldt of Helena was in the
city or Thursday looking UP his old
friends
Miss Laura Durston returned to An
conda after a weeks visit the latter
part of the week.
Congressman Hartman has returned
to Washington for the winter.
Mrs. F. c. Benepe has returned
from her visit to the eastern states.
where she took Miss Genevieve for
treatment. and who is greatly bene-
fitted.
Mrs. H.. A. Fielding has been very
sick the past week.
NJ. A. Rowland was in the city on
Friday on business.
Mrs. r. Glow of Livingston arrived in
town on Thursday for a short visit.
w. w. ID. Turner OF Spokane was in
the city this week looking after his
interests i'm the new railroad.
Miss Mary Sales returned from her
visit east o n Wednesday Of this week.
George Kinkle. jr., left Manhattan
on Monday for a short visit to New
York, going via Denver, Col.
Mr.. Skeene Of Helena is putting In a
telephone line to the fish hatchery.