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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
9aumort8 NfboIbsfore

Daumorts u DO 8 ore
bar uolsnbt g%ereinins1 ON
Birtiombeben / oct f%orIebne adr. Oct
fren9aar al Yeretninsen. at Der bar
pGrel afboIbt 5000 OiientIige 6orsbrc9
foruben be Rebsr, iom IotaIe 6orenin
ger aiboIber. Gil Denne Del al 9irt'
lOmbeosn Ct Der fra 6ouebbeltpreli en-
nupenot ca. $500 6r.
Berstnin5en nbebOIoer nbpioere ct
ubforIi9t Refsrot ON aarsmeoet I 6sn'
ne, paa bpiIttt Der iremtom 6oriln9
ON OprstteIIe uf ct !6ielpeiOnb for vi
bOIostaIere o9 uebtoses en- RsiolntiOn
til Snbenri9sminiiteren | NnIeoning al
Beuerteri or lagsts BebanoIin9 / Rlss=
on9en.
6oreuin9ens Spse. os SparefOres
ninger bar, lom / torCgIaedbe Aar,
uirtet til for geIf9neIie for mango
9iem.
&e9nitabet biIancerer meb IL, $50
Rr.
8robeti elliott. 6ibe Amt bar
nu b%siluttet lite at appellee ben at BIZ
borg Ouerret aiia9te Dom, buorueo ben
uso 0rabet BiItoft tiItaIte 9acob 1iiel
len uar bIsusn frifunosn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
SDnOcrjDaanO.

SernbansuIptfe . puoer:
|lpIlanb. 5orlsben Miooag CT ou
paa 6Isnsbor9 - RoppeI 3ernbanen
meuem gptsbors o9 JtDooe liet ct Sam-
meHiieo meo ct Perionfo9 o9 @oostog.
Ere gasia9srer blep baarbt iaareoe %
here let iaarebe. ge8se gotomOtiuer
% flere YO9ne ooeIa9Oes.
Den un8e Manb ira 1OmbeI,
en- Con al @aaroeier u II W a b.
EN-. Der paa MarteOet / @raalten it
ct Rniufiit / Rapen al en- Dltproiier, Ell
paa SpgsBnie aobenraa aisanet uso
6sbsn. @ernirgsmunoen CT anbolot.
5lere andre RarIe al be omtrin9itaaenoe
5aUoe ogiaa facet larIise RniOltit.
Is. I1om en- / Au9ultenbors bar
ioIst fin 9auosjenoom mob tilberenoe
AuIsbpsninger til ben prolific 1te9es
ring for 10000 Wutt. BebosIiesbus
Jet o9 gaseriet ieIger lite meO. 9Otos
arsaletitaI illas iammeu meo Qugultens
borg @Garo, til buiItet bet for en-
itor 8d bar bort tioIisere.
Oe9no9 StoleIGrer 9olm
/ gierre 9ssum CT ben /. Ott. ufsnaet
mso genfOn. 9OIm bar uaret Semi.
narilt leuoer.
% aisiuer 3Obannes 9as
tob en- / GauntGr bar oIst i'm 8ro Ill
NGlfehanoler Gb. 9anieu al 5lensbot9
or IS. 600 Uiort. YelGtnins, 5u.
osutar % 2IOI meofelser / 9anoeIen.
@rbeiosrne paa yauelinien Aa.
benraa gegumtlolter, Der iorleoen
onitebe Attoloarbeioe, bar M faaei
oerts Qnlte opiplot. Sitter buao Bug
nlngsinIpsttsreu meooeIer, bar Der euers
Itfe pGret tale ON no9et WeuemuGrenoe
meuem arbeiOerns GO 9nipstlpren.
4igen 6mma 9 Ter, bar par
/ 6uiet hos fin Suo9er, @aatoeIer &.
oerlpt i 6rIep, TT %forIeoen Orore
til inoen "a elmer ct iorlaoe bet ptei
ilte StoisOmraaoe. l%louisninseu uil
BOG u%iitnot itte pare ret Iense. oa ri.
gen ON IA Gage boiler B~ruIup meo en- |
Ddbersleu BOAT Wiano. Gen %oiienis
Iise SetenoigcreIie otrem ct aaereoe ut=
itebt.
Qnnbraab Or. Mouue bar
faaet 0rloU Ill 2ooe RoOember og pil
foreto9e en- Hetreaiionsreiie til 6rant.
rio % I'll be ~franlte BeliooeIie / NorO
a~frita. aIeier, gun,s Os gOien Bis
frob. - 9aus 6orretninser bsiegss
linens al @anrOeier 8 b en- paa Sten.
ostsaato % gtcseriugsfasierer YaIbte.
9afob giter9aaro 9p9nm
Stou bar ioI9t i'm @jen6om HI 0ans
Meptf, tiai9ere ganomano Spanoei.
I'll 9ienbommsn berer ct areal al o.
5l,36 6ettar meo IS. 26 GcIer Stat.
tepqrbi. Rgbelummen Ell 1900 Wlft,
% Ouertagslien Ter l~tyafs. Qltergaalo
bar bernGlt iorpastet ct Dp9um Stop
bslisgenoe, tiOlisere 6ans ar. BE.
terfen tilbgreubs 0us meo gano til
en- so ira l.. Oh. I'll /. RoU. matte Qar
tor en- 5orpn9lnin9sium al so Mt.
De snberipfte Garbs9er.
lloeiuelien at gSsnoeripite aarbe9er4
bar Oct lensrs Aar uGret meget urenels
mGslie, builte lfpIoes forlfsuige inms
menhsoenoe aario9er, naunIi9 ben
fanguari9e Procss ON Brusen al Tit
len % Oroet SenoejDaano, Rissars
tlpar u. o. 9srsenfens 65o % @ultao
Soboniens IanSua,ise Sg9bOm. 0n
oil uo9iuslifn i9en bliue re9sImGsiig
os bet mqa bertor baabss, at bet pa'
| tuOiiife 6Orsiassnbs, for builtei oans'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
9ina og g%bilippinrrltr.

0en tIneltite Uflntter rs llbington,
Bin9a3in9.6an9, en- pei nooan-
net t%ineiiif pOIititer og Jorretniugs.
manb, uotalte fig f%orIeoen Dag Ill en-
1teterent a%ngaaenoe forifeqi9e iHteres:
iante Spef9smaaI, nGrmelt fra bans
eset gano, men o9iOa meO 9enipn Ill
PbiIippinerne o9 8rigen oerOure.
IA aoitiuigt al, buab ban la9be. III.
tert pgIaa oil boue Snteresie for pore
gaiere, fremiatte ri ipI8euOe Ouetie
telle:
Paa Sper9smoGIet ON. buao ban
tGntte an9aaenoe Ameritas 6orboIo til
aineierne og PbiIippinerne, iuareoe Ml,
uilteren: Seq tror, bet CT en- 6eiltu
9eIle al Amerltanerue, nadr De iege al
boloe Rinel erne uoe at PbiIippinerne
5a, ie9 mener, bet er en- 6eilta9eIie ia
am%erifanit Stonopuntt, lite foroi BET
tan ifaoe Rlna, men oct piI Itaoe Derre
Rlnelerne er be opgti9lte qrbeioere i
belle Often. De er be melt foreta9.
lomme o9 inoultrieue | belle 0lienteu.
0ette bar @ngIGnoerne for l9n9e lioen
Jet. Gag Tor @ts. Spen Song Song
lom er bp9get op uoelutfenoe ueo tint
fit Arbeioe. @aa til Sin9apore, og
Oh oil iinoe 10, al BET er 6ineiere, Der
9er uGiten alt Arbeloet, font gpen bos
Oeola9eIig er b%efoItet meO MaIapere.
0islt tan lite arbejoe; be tage fat Ell
tort 1io og ta9e osrpaa 0uiI no9le
u9er.1
Ue Ieoenoe 6otretnin9sbuie i 9m9a'
pore eies af atneiere, % @n9Ianoerne
gor laa megst al 6lnelerne, at De
uel9er Dem mo / Bpraabet, % / oct 6ele
taset eiuer Dem oneutIige GmbsOer. s
Clam ct Rineltrne Iuuet be op9ti9lte
Arbsioere bIanot belle 9efoltnn9en, o9
/ yurmab er nelten aue Wetdutstre
Rlneiere. SEC bar i%oritaoet. al Gn9=
Ianoerne / Song 8oug Ell meget for-
bapleoe ouer 1T iaa Ell muIig 8ontar
rent / Ybllippiusrne meo 9enlpn til
Bomulosfabrifter. Dette bar inIIolers
tio enc og olene fin @runo /, at tIuefIte
Arbeioere er TONNE borrower for at bj9lpe
til. De inofpote turne lite beltpre 6a.
britferne, o9 Der Ell in9en Care Tor 6on=
turrence, faa I9n9e Rinelerne bOloes
uoe. 5et famine er G%ili9loet meo Go=
BAT. 9biIippiuerne bar no9Ie al be
~iiaelte IObafpIautu9er paa Jorben, be-
ore emo baaoe Sumotras % SaUans,
men bet oil trGue %tinelilf Nrbeioe al
boloe benz / Oroen. Seq tror, at bsre8
eseu SntereeIe uiI Iibt efter Iiot uiie
Amsrltanerne, at De tan lite unOpGre
aineievne paa Bbllippinerne.
MeO 0enlpn til De ny unIa9te Sern.
baner / 6ina, buori Uiinilteren lelu CT
meointeresieret uotalte ban:
Der ct intet gano, bOor ~Sernbauer
uiI betaIe fig beore enc / aina, bOOr nj
bar en- laa flor 6oItemGngoe. 81 bar
meset fore Sper mso fun faa NiIs
afltuub, o9 en- utaui9 WGn9oe 9anOss
bper. 8i bar Masler at 6Orretuinsss
Jolt, os Dor lotaIe 0anoeI er totbau-
lence itor. 0iotil ct oe felts Varer
bIepne transportereoe fra Steo til Steo
paa 8anbet, ueo 9iGIp al SGrere eller
/ lmaa QrGtoogne. 9ereIter pil ben
ouerueienbe Del bliue tett paa Sernba=
uer. aineierne uiI Iiot efter Iiot fau
Qinene op for ben prattiife 6orbel,
.S%ernbanerne pber bem."
Den fsrlte Sernbane, bel bleu anIast
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Sra SrDOrrfOltrnc.
Norge.

Der tommer nu liaois ny 6iterret.
ringer ON ben frpgteII9e llIptte, iom
fanot Sfeo paa RorSes 9eittplt 6reoae
on ID. o9 Ralten III ben IA. Ottober.
% iom nj ben Sang meooeIte elter ct
Gel gram. Beretuingerne oerfra min.
Der os ON l%llptten ueo 6arboere, oe
cog ipues bette Der at baue trGuet enonn
lan9l Here Dire, iaa belle Rorgee Ell tIGoi
i Ssr9eora9t. % Der inoiamIes 9ieIp
trlnot Omtrins til be mango fattise 9ns
ter Os faoerIeie Born.
Set er baarbe YiItaar, ~buorunoer
6iiferen o%rbsioer for at ftafie bet bag
lige Breo til fig os fine. 6lere Sang
/ buert Aarbunoreoe bar bet rsgelmes
fig 9entaget zig. at en- uoIoI ON Ortau |
en- al De lange msrfe 9internetter pIuo.
iellg bar Ipreot Dob % QoelGsselle
blanot 6ifter faaoen. Wen nGppe no9tn
Sinos bar ulptterne bait Del loriaroellge
Omfan9 % antaaet al omtOmne 6lltete
Oartt iaa flor iom oenne @ang
llOsn Tor 9augeiuno Iisser en- Lille 8.
jisuRr, buis lamIeoe Befoltning no:
sioroe omtring 100 Uienneiter, Imau
% liore. 6n al Saobps9erne bauoe
miltet i'm 6one. 9iget par bragt I'll
oaugeiuuo for at besraoss, os Mauoen
par osrinoe meo fine 4 Glolte Born. )
pn9re, booraf bet minolie tuu par 9
Dtuaneoer, uur tiIbage biemme. Sters
lisoelen al Dens potsne Befoltning ua1
uGtuRrenoe for at uiie ben aioeoe ben
iiolte g@fs. Aae blsle - 80 / 1aaet
- oro9 ON Attenen paa en- Seilbaao
tiIba9e I'll oeres 0lem, men bet bIeu De
res folte Jeiie. gaaoen %iorlilte, oe
ale fanot oeres @rau / Belserne. II
9nter o9 30 faoerIple Bonn iiOoel isen
paa ben lille g.
Den anoen % / Omfan9 enonu for
fetoeli9ere Del al uIptteu foresit len9er
norb paa.
loen Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nun.
ong logger TO lierrs Ger, 9ilteren %
6relen, bes9e om9lune al en- l~llaIisbeo
al mInore Ger, 0oImer % StGr. s
Sen for 6teien Ilsger en- gstippe, Der
taIoesl iiteren, % iGrlis noeu for benne
Dgruppe laa Stormnatten 0unbreber
al Saaoe, 6nrteiet o9 TT OeIs Dampe c
meo Dripgarn uoe for at fange Clio;
o9iaa miluipt ruuot ON ueo fOriteuI9e
tiI9rGnienoe Oarupper Iad 5olr uoe.
9iltnot iaa geiret lite goOt no, ba
6laaoen 5reoag oru ID. GIT no, men ct
DampIfib par tommet ino meb 900
6anglt, Slloen FOB / en- oueroroentlle
bsi pris, os Get iaa lite no, lom ON
Yejret ituloe bliue laa lemt, lom bet
bleu. Stormuarie I par ON WRloba9sn
lenht ira bet meieoroIo9iIfe Snltitut,
men Gerne man9Ier Leleton o9 1ele.
graf, iaa ingen @fterrstnius ON bet
tommenoe uu,lr tunoe naa berub.
3 Rattens Sob Tom iaa Olfanen ira
ROiouelt, buiItet Der er Iiss inb fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Tor bore IioenOe
SdttOSnt0ttO.

gHhuer lom lioer al alminhefia Snaabeo, nerpss
5oaqbeb, 8looforatftning Olabefatar6, Ni9refatnrb,
Apreip9oem, eaarlig 0uioinmelie, Spunlgs9eO, so
peoplne, Soimnie!beo .. .. baroe ftrdfs frlUe i'll os
% gibe Ell Hgje 9eifriuelie al fine Snmpiomer. vi
tlnoe abiplut helbreoe ouenu9ute Spaoelnme. beD
piGlp al ct mt o%pfnneet Niiobel, % vi tunae %earantere
en- pdria 0elbreoeiie Sebet al 9anife fort 5io, 5or
at pore Or oieiier fill enboer al pore Sanbsz
nleuo, iom bebgbe Dor 3i9lp og lite ifrine al bare
Nns9erri8beo Zen gu te oil isle Bebrinq allerebe ben
aoen Opi9ttelie, ha bette 8ilbuo TIM BIZ blipe offentz
li9giprt Ell tort lib.
Continental Medical Institute
SIC SCHILLER BUILDING
DEPT. r. Chicago. Ju.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

aOrtnins 8uQer 5 Gents pr. punb.
Hlu. 6or Spiuoil9 Of enfelttrauoet
@arn Is GSentS pr. Q6S. 5trsmpesarn, 2
eller 3 .trdaoet. 20 @ents pr. l,b,
Senb efter port &atdlog. Qrepet % 8pttez
piltaar. vi betaler II @ents pr. 80. for
alminoelis COB Mo. naar Srlgeren taser
Detailing / pore Bdrer.
LitChfieId Wooden Mills, 9it6felO, miuu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

So eller tire &unOer fan tuinge
enbuer 5OrbanOlcr at fore Wtac=
betbs %2ampe9laS.
Mon ban oniter, at 0ereS
&ompeglas ital lprin9e?
Nnlfaf &atalo9et.
Strip til NtacbetD, 4ittsbura. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Smuffe, Sanjfe YrGitefraper

GEO 8iber) leoeres til ben billiae 8ris S2.l5, porto
frit. Nraper opIettes for 65e, portJfrit.
Tifs 6. Strnnd,
1919 nth ape. Co., minneapolis, Minn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
A Promising Career.

Clair Monteith. a well-known Lewis
ton boy, has lately achieved considerable
distinction as a singer. A few weeks
ago at musical given at his present
home at Chatham, Ontario, he had two
numbers upon the program and his
singing was quite the feature of the
evening The local paper speaks very
highly OF his present success and promis-
ing future. Since then he has gone to
New York City and made his debut there
by singing in one ofthe leading churches.
He followed one OF the greatest solos.s
now singing in New York a man who re-
Gently resigned to accept career in
Grand opera. His success was marked
by the heartiest appreciation. He will
spend the winter in New York studying
with the best teachers in the city.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
City Drug Store.
steamer

The City Drug Store, situated on Main
street at the head of Second street. was
opened for business this morning. +. G..
Brown 6, Co., the proprietors OF this new
store, wish to state to the public that
their stock of drugs is complete, fresh
and of the best quality. A competent
pharmacist will be constantly on hand
and particular attention will be given TO
compounding prescriptions properly and
in an up-to-date manner. iull line oi
druggists sundries will also be carried
Although the store is small it is fitted up
ELEGANTLY and is one Of the neatest Of its
kind in the city.
Full particulars will be given IN all
vertisement that will appear i'll our neN'
issue.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
Land Office Notes,

The following homestead entries have
recently been made:
John Bryant, 1870 acres in section II,
township IS north, range east, Steele,
N45o.
Arthur l.. Duncan, SO acres in section
49, township 60 north, range west, near
Myrtle, $500
John Coatney, SO acres in section I9,
township 81 north, range 1 west, near
Westlakc, $500
{, J. II. Belmer, additional entry by
authority of commissioner, SO acres in
section a, township sc north, range 1
east, near Orofno, $500
Robt. Dearing, 100 acres in section
s5' township 80 north, range 3 east, near
Mt. Idaho, $I6 90.
siner P. Collins, 100 acres in section
35' township 80 north, range } east,
1000.
Vergil F. Cochran, 40 acres in section
~ township 80 north, range 3 east, near
Lowe, Idaho Co., $3.50.
Alfred Draper, 100 acres in section ,7,
township 81 north, range east, near
orehno, Shoshone Co., SI6 90.
VIM II. Ryan, 100 acres in sections q
anu 20 township 81 north, range 3 west
near Juliaetta, Latah CO., $I4 so.
Daniel J. Brown, So acres, near Grange
V'i'e' In section 4, township 20 north
range east, $500.
hiram l.. Batchelder, I.Io acres neal
Nezperce. This is an amendment tc
homestead entry No. 6s7s, and wa.
0'uefed by the commissioner of the gen
eral land Office.
me contest case of Reilly VS.. Akin, in
'osing SO acres near Genesee, was fin
'snea before the local land Office Thurs
uay' Many witnesses we're examined
aN'ns tie testimony quite voluminous
John {, Bennett VS. John c. Clugston
aoon'est involving I6 acres near Steele
was 10 have been heard the 2sth but wa
rs'poned until Feb. IS, 1900, for tn
'Sasoh that the service was iucomplete
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
eencord Will Have a Saloon.

ine board of county commissioners of
,''h county, Wash, have at last grant
incense for saloon in Vincland to
w. Smith, who resides at Asotin.
'ol over a year a, each session of the
'u applications for liquor license
p'aced before them with a petition
'N'ns Tor the granting of the same and
ohStrance against it. The Lewis
- water & Power Company, the
'ets oi the townsite, have prohibi-
a .iause in all deeds of conveyance
h.. naSe demonstrated against license
issued and came out victorious
- -" eiiie until the recent meeting of
commissioners. 1t is not known
,. ie' the company will carry the mat
the @to %a ihe courts by trying to abrogate
lionn.eeu upon those premises where
Asa,;n VIII be lsold. The license in
tlooo Ion county is $500 per year with a
0no Tor running an orderly house
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
Will Soon Begin Shipping.

A. Vinson arrived down Thursday
from his granite quarry on upper Snake
river. He states that he has a crew OF
men busy quarrying the stone and eX-
poets to have ten ton out by the last OF
next week at which time it will be loaded
on a scow and brought to this city where
it will be shipped TO Walla Walla. MIR.
Vinson states that the o. R & n is to dis
patch a boat tomorrow which will en-
deavor to get as far as Wild Goose Rapids.
In the event of it being successful 1t will
only necessitate the hauling of the granite
on the barges distarce OF three miles
where it can be transferred to the
steamer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
Ideal Insurgent Ticket.

Ticket.
For president Williams Jennings
Bryan, of Nebraska.
For vice prcsident-J. Sterling Morton,
of Nebraska.
Platform
Insurrection, silver and mendacity.
Insurrection, gold aud veracity.
Office for cash without incidental
honor.
Office for honor with incidental cash
The only objection to this ticket is that
both candidates hail from the same state
but il is great state, and Mr.. Morton
saws that his ancestors hail from New
England.-Chicago Times-Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28
Kester-Ritchie NuptialS.

Miss Elaine Kester and George c.
Ritchie were joined in marriage last
Wednesday evening at the Kester
residence OH east c street, Judge Sweet
ofliciated there being only relatives and
a few friends present. The bride and
groom are both we'll and favorably
known here where they have resided for
years and a host of friends wish them JOY
and prosperity, Mr.. Richie is a trusted
employe of the o. r. & N. Cos. office
force at the steamer dock.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28

Attorney Geo. w. Bailey, of Asotir'
spent a few hours in the city today
Chas. Tsecke, the Asotin county capi-
talist, was doing business in the city yes
terday
Senator Shoup, Surveyor General
Perrault and party are expected to ar
rive in on tomorrow afternoons train.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28

>. Il, Gamer, OF CavendiSli, arrived
down by the train Thursday.
Mr.. I. T. Orbisou and wife, of Nez-
perce, are spending a few days in the
city.
Frank GafTney, Of Weippe, was pur-
chasing his winter supply of provisions
II the city Yesterday.
A. r. Merritt and wife, of Schuyler
Neb., passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Keuterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Turnbull returned
| by Thursdays steamer from two weeks
bridal trip spent al Portland.
A ]. Lanterman. an attorney Of Fair
haven, is spending a few days in the
city. He may return later and locate
her permanently.
The steamer Hannaford has been
| moved from the island, where she under
went repairs, TO a position north of the
o. X. & N. dock.
II. p. Barnes, stockgrower at Para
| disc, Wallowa county, Oregon, was pur.
chasing large supply of provisions from
| Lewiston merchants yesterday.
The calico hop that was given by the
Princess dancing academy, under the
auspices of Miss II. Glas, the manager
was an enjoyable affair, about twenty
| five couples participating. The program
of dances was carried ont and Prof
| Iones' orchestra furnished, as usual, ex-
cellent music. The crowd, no doubt
would have been larger had II not been
| for the regular dance that is given every
Friday night at Concord. Miss Glas
will announce the first Of the week date
in the near future for Frard r'sst bsll.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28

Mr.. Andrew Cantcr ana Miss Nellie
Wheatcroft, of Waha, were united III
marriage Thursday by Rev. J d, McCon
key.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28

County Recorder Stookey this morning
issued marriage license TO DIR. Smith l..
Johnson and Miss Cora B. Eddy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

their rooms and instructions, but in
providing the refreshments.
On Feb. Is the society was handsome
ly entertained at the home of Mrs.
James by the Woman's Domestic, Lit
erary and Social society. An interest
ing programme was given, followed by
delicate and substantial refreshments.
Each lady was presented with a souv-
enir The Housekeepers feel much
| pleased with the good work done by
their sister society.
The Deer Lodge Woman's club has
sent in an application to the state chair
man of correspondence for membership
in the general federation of womens
clubs. The Deer Lodge club is one OF
the oldest in the state, now working
in it's 18th year. The Fortnightly of
Helena was organized the same year.
To the club which can claim the earliest
date of organization in the year 1883
belongs the honor of being the pioneer
club of the state. rs the club move
ment growing in our state?" is a ques-
ton frequently asked. We can safely
answer: Yes. growing slowly but
steadily, the very best growth, since it
is the growth which is the more likely
to be enduring The Deer Lodge club
also appreciates the movement which
has been started toward organizing a
state federati ton and has signified its
intention to unite with others in the
work in Montana. 1t is fitting that the
pioneer womans club should assist in
the movement which has for its object
the hetterment of the social, eduCatinn-
al and moral conditions within the
state. Another club which has given its
hearty support in favor CT a state or
ganiZation is the Nineteenth Century of
| Kalispell, one of the broadcast and most
! progressive clubs in the state. Aside
from the work taken up by the club at
its regular meetings and the interest it
has shown in all things relating to the
good of the community. the club has
1 been active in organizing girls club.
! which is known as the New Century
| club. This club is the first of the kind
/ in the state. There is no more nohler
/ work than giving from the stores of
| wisdom, accumulated by years of study
! and research. to those who are standing
/ a the half open threshold of life. That
( the girls of the New Century may al
ways bring happiness and honor to the
/ Nineteenth Century is the wish of CIV
! cry woman who recognizes the true
| club spirit which prompted the efforts
of the Kalispel fraternity.
! Another club has found its way into
! cluhdom, the Woman's club of Billings
! which starts out with well organized
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05
THE RATTLER'S ENEMIES.
The Hog and the Blacksnake Are Fore
most the List

most the List.
From the Philadelphia Times.
The two greatest enemies of the rat
tlesnake are the blacksnake and the
hog. The Iattlesnake is slow and slug
gish in movement, while the black
snake is intensely rapid. The latter will
circle around his foe and, with a sudden
dart grasp the venomous reptile by tho
neck, so thai it has no chance to use its
poisonous fangs, and quickly squeeze it
to death.
A hog. especially if fat suffers no
danger from the rattlesnake, says the
New York Press. He will march boldly
up TO the coiled reptile, allow himself
to be struck in his jowls once, twice or
three times, as the case may be, and
will then calmly proceed to swallow the
reptile without concern. The reason for
the hogs immunity is due to the fact
that the blood vessels are so minute
and infrequent on his cheeks. where fat
is predominant, that they fail to take
up the poison and carry it through the
porcine system. Hogs have been used
in droNeS to clear some of the Islands
of the southern seas of poisonous rep
tiles and have proved successful
BY remembering two simple facts any
one can distinguish A poisonous serpent
from a harmless one. The venomouS
reptile invariably possesses triangular
shaped head and bluns nose, while h. 3
tail is correspondence blunt and stub
by. Any snake that tapers smoothly
from the middle of its body to the tip
of it's nose and to the tip of it's tail as
well, growing slender in a gradual and
regular manner, is absolutely devoid Of
venom.