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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-25

Episcopal.-St. Adams Episco-
pal congregation will meet for the
usual services in the Lobach hall
next Sunday. Sunday-school at
9:l5; morning service at IL; Even
ing service at 1870.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-25
permanent camp.
Affects Salaries of Postmasters

Washington, d. c., March 25,-
Comptroller Tracewell of the treas
ury today announced a decision
which will affect the salaries of
many fourth-class postmasters
throughout the country. The
decision has the effect of continu-
ing the payment to them of the
amount allowed under the old law
for the cancellation of stamps on
newspapers and periodicals.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Eansr.I Of George A. Aauti.s.

The body Of George A. Hawkins. late
of the First Colorado volunteers. who
died in San Francisco on Sept. 10. ar
rived in Delta last Friday for burial.
tt e funeral took place at p. IN. Sun
day, the remains were escorted from the
undertaking rooms TO the opera house
and it vas crowded TO overlooking with
sympathizing friends of the family. The
choir ef the Baptist church sang several
appropriate hymns. The sermon was
preached by n minister of the Adventis;
church. to which his parerts belong.
after the services in the opera house the
G. A. II. escorted the remains TO the
Garnet mesa cemetery and performed
their burial ritual a; the grave. The
c fin was laden with wrcaths OF fiowerp
f.,m friends and relatives and from the
citizens % the town
Mr.. Hawkins was born Nay Ii. 1870.
and enlisted in June 1895. in the Cripple
Creek company Of the First Colorado
regiment OF volunteers, aud with his
regiment be went to the Philippins
islands and served throughout the cam
paiSn with credit. He came back with
the regiment but vas sicx whel he
landed in San FRANCHISES vita an a5cess
OF the liver aud was sent TO the hospital
where he died on Sept. 10. He was
recommended twice Tor medals Of honor
for distinguished bravery on the battle
field. once in the taking ot blockhousc
~. 3 and once when the camp was
attacked by insurgents. He was a
youns man 81 excellent reputation and
wss veil liked by all who knew hin.
Hi. death was hsstenei by his endeavors
I, alleviate the suffering. OF hi. com
ra lee who were in the hospital with
him. and in whom he took an active
sympathetic concern.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Among the many Who boarded the
train Sunday for renver TO enjoy the
festivities OF the Festival Of Mountain
ard Plain THE Seek were: Miss Susie
winton Maid OF Honor. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. S. Coakliu aud children. Misses
Sc,ta Friend. Matte Hswkey and Mona
Codey. Mr.. Jack Gale and children,
Mcesrs Percy II ruis. J. NJ Jarmnn. Joe
Brice. Bert Foster. Mr.. end Mrs. A. s.
Tillot@on. Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Brown
and others vho.e names the repor'eS
did no, learn.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Resolutions Of Sympathy.

Whereas it hath pleased the Heavenly
Father to call home our esteemed
Neiyhbor. Clark r Brewer. and:
Whereas. Delta Camp %. woodmen
OF the World. Pacific Jurisdiction. desire
TO express their grief at the ioss OF our
respected Neiehbor and their sympathy
with his family.
BE it resolved: That in the ieath OF
Neighbor Bre~er. Delta Camp No. s9i
woodmen OF the Word. has lost sturdy
supporter. a tested friend and a true
wooiman.
Further. that we otter tn. widow aod
family OF our departed Nei-hbor. our
most heartfelt sympathy in their losr.
Committee.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

We have just opened . esock ct Teas
and Coffee. 81 this year's grvwsh. and
can plcasc the mcss ssssid;css in these
eu~is at last years pricv& They are
Chsse Sanborn's inporsasisss and ere
beyond comp-sition.
Try our chee.r. aud pc eM - On
other
Our crackers are fsssb. - - hare =
largo s~sssmeut
Havs yss ssisd Brooen0nosss Il !.
~ ~ jsssy p~~parss,sa ~ pssssc-
-. % haVe sn 3avosA.
Wo - y ~ harsssD o1u1u1R -
- ps~psssi - euruadA ~ GngeAan9
- ~ - ~ ~ - - - pBsun.
O. - - ~ - g 49, o1nln
= rouuA - ~ ~ - Gnrnnno
Z ...
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Care ot Thanks,

The relatives and friends OF George
A. Hawkins. deceased. offer their sin
c-re thanks to the Della public. With
feelings of the deepest gratitude to the
G. A. r. Sons OF Veterans. the Delta
Schools. Judge Henry. J. Frank Sanders
and all other kind friends who teodered
their sympz;hies TO the friends Of the
deceased.
Mrs C. F, Haykipa
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Quite a number ief, FOR Denver Mon
day. 10 visit the Carnival. among whom
x@ Mr. ani NJ. W r Travis. Wm
Ma,hars. Mrs Ns~;ol Smith. Mrs +. r.
Hunt. Mrs c. B. Crysler. Miss Sarah
Lewis. Bert Upd-Sran, Bob Chambers
Mise May Mann. Een and Matte Grier.
J X. Griffith. G. W. whiielaw and wife,
and Miss Lucy Tcachout
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
CORBIN & SANDERS,

J. E. Hawkins Of Ouray. ane ID. N.
Hawkins Of Cripple Greek. arrived in
Delta. Sunday, TO attend the funeral OF
their brother. Geo. A. Hawkins. who
died 10 the hospital at San Francisco.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mr. aud Mrs john kohnle and daugh
ter. Florence. left for their future home
in Baise City. Idaho. Saturday, where
Mr.. Kohple will engage in business
Their many friends in Delta wish them
su cc-ss in their new location.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

The next show Of the Western Slope
Poultry Association will be held in
Delta. January 10. II and L. The as
sociation propose to make this exhibit
the best one yet held.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
UANrGO.
STAY .. sasseespss.s ss ssss ss:see ~
sc~~.

On Surface Creek mesa. THURSDAY
Sept. 18Th. lse. Mrp Euxen,a ID. kcnIi-
colt. in her eighty hr-s YEAR. Mr.. hen
n,cst, "a. c,e 81 the early scs;l-rs OF
Delta cs,aniy. romias here sish ber
family ,n is-: 81. s-s.Iei IN the Sur
t~s- Greek cos ntry.
SIZE leaves ek 1t s,ns snd feor daugh-
sers. eli her ehiItrsn hsssv ssisl iivin< =
R.ss,. SD GsosSe. u Chicso@ frsne
u We, Nosssais valley. Visor ed
C,sr>.cs q Dssssr. 1ssOsd. VIII ed
Jeuss ssa MI nma nvlsg - ~ oss-
e,r, Ct>sA assa. Mn Rssasies IN q
CAsuas - Mss = .. o0iaA = D.
-. - nlssL JeuiD 0ase Z 0nse1ss
|CSuon -
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mrs Isaac Conklin and children re-
turned from their visit 10 her old home
in New York state.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs- Jack HilIman returned
from their tour of California. Thursday.
Of last week. and will be at home TO
their friends after Oct. LIST.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Theo. Roeber. ex-county assessor. was
in town Sunday to meet Frank Planer
who arrived fron Chicago and will
vieit in the North Fork country
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Tie Odd Fellows gave grand ball
las, Friday night and the opera bouse
was crowded TO overfio~ing and ever, :
body appeared to be enjoyin themselves
immensely.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Hon. John C. Bell. Judge Gray. A. F.
Reeves and Mr.. Christy OF Montrose.
were in attendance st ose fair two days
last week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Tom Smith was Fair visitor from
Ouray. Mrs. Smith returned home
With him Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

For the be~, teas aud codeee at the
u,cst reasonable prices go TO the Delta
County Mere. Co. Farmcrs& Merchants
Bank building
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

J.P. Redick. wife and family left for
Denver. Sunday. where Misses Mabel,
Mary and Master Thomas will attend
schoo! this winter.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Money - lean on cattle st tes
per cent. Liberal terms ns esm.
@issiSn. MillarI Fairlamb.
LOCAL NEWS.

One announcement Of any entertainment 70
which an aduixs fee is charged viii be made
In ths-e columns free. Any further announce
ments will be charged for At advertising rates.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

For the best OF everything in the
grocery line at low prices. so TO the
Delta County Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Jas. L. Brckley tame down from
Telluride 10 sec the fair. Mrs. Beckley
aud children returned with him Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Emmett Norton left Monday FOR Sa
Ida TO go to work in the round -hous'
OF the ID. & r. G. at that place.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mr.. W. A. Stevens and 500. Don,
we're visitors to the fair lsst week froul
MI. Sneffies.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Money 60 1saa on Ranches and
Tewn property. 1srsa seras. Ne
delay. Cail - daress
4. q. KING.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Fred Scuvell creme down from Tellu-
ride rnd held down . chair for Gus
FIGHTER during the fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Elmer Young aud family and Dan
McIptire and family q Olathc attended
our fair Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Gene Bell and wife returned to Ouray
Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Will TeGdcr was Fair visitor from
Telluride. las, week Mrs Tcdier ae-
companiei him home Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

For fine fruits go 10 the Delta Count.
Mercantile Co. and get them fresh ever.
day.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Morris Delhi and wife Of Montrose.
attended our fair Friday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

CT. Andrews, wife and daughter,
May. ot Ouray were visitors 10 the fair
last week
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Z. t. Jeflery. president of the d. & r.
G. Ry. accompanied by his son remained
in Delta Friday night.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
Ac,cr.tsec letters.

The fo,louing letters remai' ia the
po-tofiice a. Delta. Colo. Sept. 3sth-
Chas. A. Griffith. Mra Liara Lay.
Mrs. Mary wordcn.
In calling FOR these letter. please say
they are advertised.
W. u STEPHENS. Pos;master.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Joe Primrose and Chas. Darlington
left for Cripple Creek. Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mac Patterson was Fair visitor from
Silverton.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Albert Bs,Icss came up fron GRAND
junction TO lead the basd duriag tbs
fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Old papers ior sale at this oHce.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Frank Drexel OF Maher. was in town
the first OF the week tranacting business
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Will and Thompson Torrance we're
visitors during the Fair from Montrose'
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

j. Z. Donovan. a mining operator in
the Mt. Sneflie. iistrict was down
during the fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Mrs. Chas. Max seil aud Esther Cur
iis came down fron Telluride. last
seek. for the fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

lie. Mcclure came down from MOI
rose. Saturday to take in our fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

VIM. Friend was down from Pitkin Il
see the fair and visit with his family.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

Fine stationery at Clarke's drug store.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

w,STrp-A girl at Ii h. Dirism's.
(. uliles south of Drlts- Ht
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

wANrED-we w.n ,.~s si2oo ~ssk
xsi@r. 40 ssti,~v msa - ~omss to rep-
r~s~et tn~ Nn.i~sI AootA4s MaS- xins
- . sub~crsvssIa solssstor. Irs Md
land - tire same sIke - AeCaar~'s os
the Cosa,opo>itsn- II " eos IL its
s.xsh year aud 10 the cniy Masssiss Of
the slnd pubiishsd 10 the great Cs.tral
saeA suhsrssoss 0Dod 10 eoass ~ =
ccpy a IT, Asdiasd ed pssoso0 Iiss
10 The Tssssbesh Csssssy PU6aoAsag
Co, o. LDuis. No II
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

1sseeea s.as1y ~ s.essa - -. -
Osp1sstss.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

rhe tinest groceries and the trvsAeot
ia town are to be had at the Dsita
Coau,y Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
oorn.

TusorI-ou Sept. 23i on California
mssa. to the wife Of VIM. TuGord. q
daughter.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29

WANTGW.
Way 90 .~ss~rspstes as shss s0ee as
The Delta independent., 1899-09-29
0g110os D0gogu

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The Delta independent., 1899-09-29


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him through, but before he could do SO
the soldier at Mr.. Lanes elbow sunk
his bayonet to the gun in the Filipino's
neck.
In this terrible fight bullets rained
on our troops from the Filipinos' ire
msndous fire. Hundreds of our brave
soldiers were slaughtered. Mr.. Lane
was shot in the side. but fortunately
his wounds were only flesh wounds. lie
fell at length with bullet, however,
embedded in his groin. He was carried
off the field in a dying condition. One
of the Cinnamon who helped to carry
him was shot dead. The doctor who
bent oyer him to dress his wounds fell
over him dead, pierced through with a
Mauser bullet. Mr.. Lane still carries
the bullet and to-day consulted a
Scranton surgeon. The bullet has been
located by means of an x-ray, but it
Is not possible to remove 1t without in
flieting great danger to his life.
His father feels very proud of his
brave boys record in lighting for his
country's cause"
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Robert J. Coburn is in the city from
Malta.
Daniel Sullivan of Shelby Junction is
in the city.
James Travis, the Cascade valley
stockman, was in the city this week.
Samuel l.. Mitchell was in Great
Falls yesterday from Choteau, on his
way to Helena.
Mrs. F. C. Lawyer, William Glas-
cock and wife came down from Belt
on Tuesdays train.
Hon. w. G. Conrad returned from
Neihart to-day,where he has been look
ing after his mining interest in the
camp.
Mrs. W. H. HARDER, wife of Editor
HARDER of the Benton River Press, is
in from Benton this week, visiting
friends.
Every night this week a revival
meeting is being held at the M. n.
church. Thursday special service and
Friday special service at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Frank G. Woodward and Ray
mond, wife and son of Manager Wood
worth Of the Western Union at this
point, have gone to the coast for a
visit.
The Paulist mission at st, AIMS
church is meeting much success. More
people in attendance and more CONVEX
sions than any like service held here
tofore in the city.
The exact amount realized by the
entertainment Of the Thursday Even
ing club at the opera house was sa74. rs,
which will be applied to the book fund
of the Valeria public library.
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TO THE SUPREME COURT.
The Jensen-Mei1i Election Case Goes Up
an appeal.

on an Appeal.
Great Falls. Nov. 29.--And now the
supreme court will listen to the Jen-
MeiIi case of 1892, transcript of APP
peal being filed in the district court OF
Choteau county Saturday by Attorney
Donovan of this city.
The case Is not new; it is old and
threadbare, and relates to the Cascade
county election OF 1892. In that year
Meili was democratic candidate for
clerk and recorder of this county and,
as is sometimes the case with candi-
dates, was anxious to win. In order
to aid in the matter he gave the pop
ulist central committee his note for
$3.50. provided the populist candidate
for the office withdrew from the race
The populist candidate did so, but
Meili was defeated. The note came
into the possession of Mr.. Jensen, but
Meili refused to pay up, claiming that
there was no legal consideration for
the note and that as a consequence
the whole transaction was void. The
matter has shown up regularly in the
Choteau courts, to which county Meili
removed, for the past seven years,
Meili winning the last case in the lower
court And now Jensen proposes to
carry it UP and have the supreme court
OF the state pass upon the sanctity and
validity of election pledges when given
in writing by the party of the first
part.
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Attorney James Donovan Seeks Scpsr-
alton From His Wife.

alton From His Wife.
Great Falls. Nov. 29.-Attorney
James Donovan of this city to-day
filed suit for divorce against Birdell
Donovan. The parties to the case We're
married in Great Falls June Z, 1891, and
have resided here continually since.
Plaintiff alleges that they. have not
! lived together as husband and wife
since 1895, and that on or about April
Is. 1896. defendant wilfully and without
cause deserted and abandoned plains
if and still continues to live separate
and apart from him without sufficient
cause or reason, and against plaintiff 3
will and consent That he has always
provided defendant with a good home
and provided her and the children with
the necessaries Of life, and Is so still
doing. Plaintiff is at present anxious
and willing to provide the children with
all the neeessaries of life to the full
extent of his ability, and is willing to
allow them to remain in care Of defend
ant 4E
Plaintiff asks that divorce be grant
ed, and sthat the custody Of said chill
dren remain with the defendant. There
are three children the issue OF this
unhappy marriage, all boys, Z, and 4
years of are
Plaintiff in the case Is the well known
populist politician and orator, and in
the present case acts as his own at
torney.
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also deal in any and all articles, con-
struct and maintain roads and bridges.
operate and maintain one or more stage
lines and will purchase and develop
water rights and water powers, and
will organize townsites. The capital
stock is 100000 in shares of 81 each.
and the life of the corporation Is 20
years. The trustees for the first three
months are the incorporators above
named, says the Livingston Enterprise
This is the company which is being
formed by Cleveland, Ohio, parties to
work the old Independent mine. No
shares are placed on the market and
none are held in Montana except the
five shares each held by the incorpor-
ators for the purposes of complying
with the law in the forming of corpor-
atoms within the state, three resident
directors being required in the forma-
ton Of any corporation. Mr. Burgy is
manager and has aided greatly in pro-
noting the proposition.
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BUTTE News.
SECOND DEGREE ASSAULT
Edward Erickson Convicted OF
Slashing Mike Cavanaugh.
CUT A LUDICR0US FIGURE
B De-endant Attempts to Impress the Jury
y With the Belief That He Is Insane,
but His Antics Are Only
. Amusing.
CUT A LUDICROUS FIGURE

Edward Erickson was tried before
, jury in Judge Clancys court yester-
day and convicted on the charge of as
eault in the second degree, committed
) on Mike Cayanaugh. The jury left the
!, punishment to be fixed by the court,
and he will be sentenced next Mon
day. Erickson made no defense, but
made ludcrous effort in court, dur
ing the trial. to appear crazy, and
from his actions his attorney. 2. T.
Cason, argued to the jury that the
: fellow was insane but the jurors were
only amused by Erickscns antics. The
> case was prosecuted by the chief dep
uty county attorney, c. f. Kelley. The
evidence showed that one day, several
months ago, Cavanaugh and several
friends We're standing on East Park
street near the alley at the rear of the
Owsley block, when Erickson came up
! and asked Cavanaugh for two bits.
Cavanaugh informed him that he had
no change, and Erickson became ''sas-
sy," whereupon Cavanaugh told him
to move on, but he did not go, and
, Cavanaugf and his friends walked
away and were followed by Erickson.
One of Cavanaughs friends noticed
that Erickson had a knife in his hand
and warned him to look out. He turn
ed around just as Erickson struck at
him, the knife cutting through his hat
and inflicting a wound on the side Of
the head above the left ear. One of
the men called policeman, and Esrick-
son told him if he did not stop he
would kill him. When the policeman
arrived on the scene and placed Erick-
son under arrest the latter dropped the
knife on the sidewalk and also gave
vent to great deal of profanity and
called Cavanaugh dago, saying ne
should have been killed. The police
officer who made the arrest said Erick-
son acted crazy.
He was crazy, wasn't hep asked
Mr. Cason on rCSS-eXamlnat1on.
THAT is good defense added the
attorney, as if suddenly seized with an
inspiration
While the states testimony was be-
ing introduced Erickson rolled about
in his chair, and, with his eyes closed,
made silly faces and pretended TO
sleep. He was not put on the witness
stand, and when Mr.. Kelley announced
the close of the states case Mr. Cason
said there would be no testimony Of
fered for the defense. The arguments
We're brief. In his talk to the jury, MI.
Cason said the testimony OF the state $
witnesses showed that Erickson was
crazy, and that il crazy he could not
be held responsible for his, acts.
The jury found that he was sane
enough to go to the penitentiary, ana,
after having been out about 20 min
utes, returned with a verdict OF guilty.
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Happiiy Welded,

Great Falls Nov 2e.--Gold T. Curtis,
president of the First National bank Of
this city, and Miss Lucille Monroe, also
of Great Falls, were married this even
ing at $50 o'clock at the residence of
the brides brother law, DR.. Chase.
and tomorrow morning will take the
train for an Eastern trip of several
weeks. Both parties are we'll known in
Great Falls and have a large circle of
friends to wish them every happiness.
Upon their return they will occupy the
II E. Collins residence on the west
side
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UNION SERVICES.
Great Fails Church People VIII Observe
tho Day.

Great Falls, Nov. 2s.-The union
Thanksgiving services will be held this
year at the First Congregational
church. beginning at 10 o'clock this
CThursday) morning. The programme
Is as follows:
Organ prelude; doxology; invocation
Rev. II. l.. Nanthrup; hymn. Come,
Thou Almighty King" responsive read
ing; "Jubilate Deo," Arthur Foote;
reading of proclamation, Rev. J. II.
Little; hymn, Come. Ye Thankful
People, Come" reading scripture, Rev.
c. X. Bidwell; prayer, Rev. w. T.
Euster; offertory, ''Te Deum." p. A.
Schneider: sermon. Rev c. It. Rich
ardson; anthem, 20, Lord, How Mani
fold" J. Balnby; hymn, America"
benediction, Rev C. G. Scott; organ
prelude.
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TO WORK THE INDEPENDENT.
Corporation Formed TO Operate in the
Boulder District.

The Boulder-Basin Mining company
has been incorporated by George Fl.
Goodrich, e. II. Cooney and William
F, Burgy, all of Great Falls. The COM
pany will operate in the Boulder dis
trict in Park and Sweet Grass counties
and will transact mining, manufac-
turing, mercantile, commercial. me-
chanIcal and chemical business. 1t viii
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Great Falls, Nov, o9.-In the suit of
Frederick & Ray VS.. Thomas McMahon,
Judge DuBose denied the motion of
plaintiffs for a new trial. This is a case
involving lands and water rights on
Box Elder, which Judge DuBose tried
in this court, sitting for Judge Leslie,
several months ago.
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Marriage Licenses.

Great Falls, Nov 29-Licenses to wed
were to-day granted to Archie C. Frye
and Miss Mary Dyer, both of Belt; and
Victor Ario and Sarah E. Larve OF
Great Falls. and Gold T. Curtis and
Lucille Monroe. both of Great Falls.
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Business Houses 10 Close,

Great Falls, Nov. 29-Thanksgiving
will be observed tomorrow by the
closing of the business houses gener-
ally at Il O'Clock. The postoffice also
closes at neon.
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GRAND UNION CHANGES HANDS.
Famous Old HosteIry at Benton Under
New Ownership.

Great Falls. Nov. 29.-The old Grand
Union hotel at Benton changed hands
to-day. Rowe & Todd retiring and B.
F. O'Neill and John H. Grenn taking
charge. The new proprietors will close
the old hotel down the first of the year
for six weeks and give it an entire
renovating. Rowe & Todd, the retiring
proprietors, have run the old hotel for
almost a decade, and their retirement
is like the wiping off Of old landmarks
from the map of Benton.
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ODc
Ladies' Tea Gowns

OF extra quality Cashmere, made
with shirred vatican back, yoke
trimmed with two rows of cream
lace inserting and ruffle Of cream
lace, collar and cuffs trimmed
With insertion to match yoke and
we'll lined throughout, colors N
cardinal navy and black, value
81, at