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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
NOTICE toR rlnLieArlnN, IiMnEI

NOTICE FOR II RI.iCATluN TIMER
= Land Act lunr = trss United states
Liant! u.,.s.r ssis-i;r Il ai,-t, Idaho nt.lih,Ar
IL isiEi Notice Is hctYhy given that In compii-
ancr with the provisions OF the act nj Congress
OF June & is.s, entitled An act fof the sale oi
Timber lands ia the states 81 california. ORE
gnn Nrvadn snsi Washington Tesritof, " 49,
usit;i,i,-l 81 ~. iis futllr Land states hs a,'i
Of August 4, isir.. JOHN Richardson, uf ~IH,han-
county uf ~ptkYnr. state of Washing ton.
haas ,hs day Et;-ti III this office his sworn
statement M, liz, for tho purchase ~ ''sc
NELL or section M. :. In Township No - NJ
Rang" No > W, ~ Nj, and viii offer prupf 10
show that the land sought i morr Naiuabl.
Tor it, timber nr stone than for agricultural
purposes and Ia establish Ills claim Ia said
land before the fscgiStcr ana iccsassr M this
office ~ occur Il Nteuo ldntn nn "Wednesday,
tie 2ist day ot February, 1870
HI names A~ Witnesses: Dexter VI. Ih0mp-
son, William II li.il. Thomas Levi, aud icn-
ton Weller. Hll ~ ~poknnc. Washington.
Any and All persons claiming adversely The
ahoVt.-d,.. rtt,.d lands requested Ia III.
their claims in this pfiirC ON or before said
2ist day of February. 1901.
D. IL. RI DLoSG.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
BrowE'. In Town.

lie came here 10 tell his friends how
totrayel between 1t. Paul and Chicago.
lie SAWS the Wisconsin Central Rail-
way is the best in all respects
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTICE FOR ri BLioATloN DEfAkr-
- ment ~ the Interior. Land once at Occur
a. \ iene. idaha December -, ieis Notice l.
hereby given that the ff,tov'i;-'i= rfi,.ts SET
tier has ti,d notice OF his Intention sa MAKE
hnnl prpof IN support 20 ms rininl, ana TINT
L. K Commissioner. q; fssys: River, ldaaa
un January 1T lisa VI Guy tufiiis lid
No / iia Tor the W 10 NV 1T Nj ID NV IL
and wv - sw IA. S.s'. ~, TWP b. ~. Il, I
" II ~
He M mes the following witnesses Ia pray,
his continuous r,'sid.he. upon Standardization
uf sad land, yigi Henry kcy~g, ,ienfHs "
taFsS, Fsrrerirk ~ shaw. ana Mittissa D
shaw all ~ Priest kiv.r Idaho,
p II III DioNG.
D = ] ~ keslster
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

The largest assortment. as well as
tbs best values in stationery and school
supplies. may be found at the POST
.fiiee store.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTCH faR III BItt'ATtoN- pkPART-
- n.nf II III. Interior Land Office at toeur
Il Aiene. Idaho, n,c.mher r., lsvH. Notice is
hereby given thar the fnlnwing-naaae "a set
tier has flied motto. Of his intention ta mar.
hnai pisz,f Ia supper, q! tss claim, and that
said n'ssaf will br made hs'fotr VI >, Lindsay.
L. =, Commissioners, at standpoint. lBittia, an
january -. lsnl vi<s Arthur +. carr, lid
No ~. :or the " - NJ III MY "a ~ 4
lots and q Soc. ~ Twp 81 y. u. ", Il ~.
II. nnfurs the following witnesses Ia Prove
his continuous residence upon sr,i css:.rg-
tinnnf said land VIZ; Mary " BALDWIN, ben1a
mu 4 Batter lgnntx We'll and Charles Is,>s,
all n standpoint, Idaho
D. II pEDinSG,
u =. ! ~ Register,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTICE roK PUBLIC ALTON. DEPARf-
y naeut ~ tlle interior. Land oihe' ~ - ~
d lent idaho. January -" Nni.se >
ber4.bY given that the falIaNinR'na nitFl :, Z
tier has Sled notice ~ hts lnieni 3on 81 ua -
final prof IN support 81 hls claitn- and thai
said prof vii To- made pfsrt the l-tsi>Af3
snd receiver NJ Cosur q. Ai.nc. Idaiia. 1T
FebruaTY 90 is.a viz. -iwfon &. b'F~'+ III
No 3si for tlle MA. ~ea 3. Twp " ~ u Z
W Is IT.
H. continuous residence upon and Cult1Na-
lion III said land. viz: Georsf *. -''ci- kfisf
Coleman. William tolFman. ana Johh n
Handy. all Of kathdrun. ld1bn
b. II. BCbLoNC
J y = 10 - st,s.t
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

II you don't get the Republican YOU
don't get the news. sl.jo per year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
DE Z ID

NOTICE fOE PUBLICATION .pkpAigr-
~ meat OF The Interior. Land cscr .,
tocur q Acne itiaha. is'c-tut~r Is. is9a.
Notice j. h1rhy given that the following
.;... %s;.!s has a!ra aa.!ss ~ IA. .,tena l.ss,
~ ahahv hhat P'snl "a snhtni,. q, " rsa'.,.
y Lindsay. a. :. Commissioner at Priest
River ldl,hu. un January -. 1904 via: frank
Either It'd \o ~ for the SW il Ne Ia
\ IL ~ /. and 81 ia 81 ~. soc. -, Twp 81
y, Il ". II. NJ.
II. names tho following witnc>st,s Ia nrvsve
his s.as4i!aiions residence upon and CULTIVATION
VI said land VII; John GowAnlock John y.
Tandeg. .lunn Canton, and Moh.n T.. Jones,
al .: iir;ssi .iycT, idahti
u H. nj Di.1So
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
NoricE FOR PUBLICATION TIMER

NOTICE FOR PCBLICATIo<-TIMB
~ Land, ActJnne 4 isss nil cd states Land
ofic-, Cesar d'Ak,,,.. Idaho. December -
i~r' Notice a. ii-p-i,y given Thai Ia compile
anc. with slte provisions ~ the nsft of tom
grcss Of Jnnr 4 tsss entitled An ACT for the
sale OF timber lands In the stat, Of talifur-
MIA. Oregor, Nevada, and washipgton 1frri-
tory" IA extended To- all the Public Land
States hS act ot August L. isse " f',is m " He'll.
of spokane. county OF slokane. statcrs WASH
lnston has this tia, lilies. In his ONCE hrs -wvra
statement No, iis for tn. purchase ~ the ~
Ia of Section No. (. III Township Nj. >: n.
Eaa-e No : w. II. NJ. ana Viii nnrr pysrf ~
show that the land sought il mere valuable far
it, timber or stone than for agriculture. our
lrss,-4 aud 80 establish his claim - said LAND
s-af,,s. ,,,.s E>,.. and Ess.s.sses nj tiS naice
at .o.nr d Aicnr. Idaho, IN " edncsday. the
..Ii dax n February. IAN
tic rlns-s a. Witnesses: D. Ni-r ". fhoinp-
son, Beninn Nrli.r- John kishersi-.sn, ard
Thomas Lewis NIL W Spokane. Washington.
Ans .sa ali persons claiming adversely H.
aifst.- described. lands requested 10 Mt
their claims IN this office un or before said
eisi day ri February. ~"
H. IL. Bt Di.oSa.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTICE FoR PUBLICATIONS TIMBER
y Land Aft 1unn q is7S | nitad state. Land
once. los.Br Il Acne. Idaho January n ilfa
Notice = ner,b by given DIST ~ compliance
With the provisions ~ the s.st az tiuEr-s ~
Jnu,- 3 tx entitled An at fpr The sale 81
timber 3ABds IN the STATES Of California. or
pop Nevada and N Washington Territory a.
.SfcudssI 10 all lha Fuhlie LAM ~fHt"s iy aff
az August 1 ~, Marcus u wright. ~ RATA.
drum County ~ hopieuai ~satenf ldahu. has
this day hi.d 10 this of'ir' hi sworn statement
M Ii fnr tn purchase ~ lot Z. ~ = Ms
and W. So ~ section NJ So Township
No = Y Range No . ". b NJ and will Offer
tr,spf "a show that the aud ~gught j. f9gfs.
Valnafie fof it. timber of stone than fpf AYR
cultural turfpsa->. and "a establish his claim
| to said and 6sfGr,. the REGISTER aud kt.etksf
~ this oTie ~ Gursar Atthf. lba'fn. an
| Thursday fho oh day n tprtt itS'
H.. natnfs. a. witnesses lthFnlN ~ ftf=
! brg.rh.. JArnas q Ferffaelc. Niiiam 4
| Campbell aud FRED : Iandau'r- all ei
ANY md al persons elatfaisr adversely lie
| ai.IVs.-fissfr1ip-d lands ar fsIu"~ts-a 20 n.
4 their claims IN 'l'. o8ire az or before sid
| 9Th DAY ~ 4 priA lis't ..,-,s,..,
JIq M Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

ALIAS SUMMONS ~ TIE DISTRICT
- Court. Iir.i judicial District uf tht ~tmtts
~ idaho. in and for the comfy 81 kprtenHt
William Z. B.phv. plaiutif. against lshnntr
{. Boohe, defendant
The stat. Of Idaho Ia Eannie { iic'io de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby not tied thai there Is now on
M, iu tn. oiiiet- Of the Clerk 81 th, District
court ~ The r~f Judicial District oi said
state. In kaihdrutn. county 81 knnt"nnt tile
fouulnlnf ~ the alH,ve-nannnd pihlutiH.
wherein tndQmHn Is demanded against you
dlsspIY iug thu Bonds of mHtrsmpny cNisttn.
bet w.rn YOU and the plaintiff h"r,in The
grounds on which said Judgment Is demanded
ntr. that on the first dBv II November. i-is
YOU wiifuily and without cause abandoned
! Tho said plalnfif. snd that you have coniin-
/ ucd - i've separate aud apart from said
! plaintiff without hi, consent and against his
| will
| And yom are also not ihrd That unlcas Yoa
! npu,af and answer 20 said complaint within
ten DAYS after the s"r4 iee hereof, II served
! Within ka8fcnai county. and within twenty
/ days II served ont ~ sa4d county. hut within
/ said Judicial district, and within forty DAYS.
/ II served ont Of said district ttSeiusifp ~ the
/ day "a, ssryiceL the plaintiff VII apply ~ tic
/ court for lha relief demanded ~ said com
/ plant.
! lie District tunff Of the itrtt anz
tgrAf1 d5sia District af fhe stat" ~ ida-
/ lfa iu and Tor he eunt3 pf kfsltts=
nal. Ibis sri dss ut January. \ u
Iiss
Its=r n JNo G. CALLAHAN. Clerk
Z ,..,rt,Ets rep tstsut IL tsr5n1 yFMIIf u
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Fairfield.

A man by the name of Coffin, hailing
from Wiscasset, was injured while in
the employ of the Waterville & Fairfield
Railway aud Light Co. here, Monday,
by an accidental blow from a hammer
in the hands of fellow-workman.
Dep. Sheriff W. F. Mutt is confined to
his home by Illness. His many friends
hope to see him out again soon.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Forsythe
Totman of Denver, Col, and Miss Annie
Palmer Billings, daughter Of Mrs. Jennie
Lewis Billings OF that city, occurred,
Monday, July %, They win be at home
after October /, in Denver. Mr.. Tot.
man is native Of Fairfield, the son OF
c. G. Totman.
Mrs. C. G. Totman went to Squirrel
Island, Monday, to be the guest of Mrs
Manley Pooler.
Fire broke out just before noon Tues
day in the Purinton & Pratt company's
dry house on Water street, catching
from the heating apparatus. The build.
ing, with quantity of lumber which II
contained, was partially consumed a;
was also a small house near by occupied
by Allie Webber. The total loss is esti
mated at $500.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas. stephen L. Tobey, of Athens in th5
County OF Somerset. on the twentieth day "
June A. d. 1893, by his deed OF mortgage @l
that cate, recorded in Somerset Registry OF
Deeds. Vol. l79, Page rs, conveyed to james 4
Tobey, u certain lot or parcel OF land sltus9
in said At1en in said County Of Somerset ana
described as follows, to wit:-Commencl1g onl
the east side of the road leading from AtnepJ
Village to Brighton at the south line OF lana
formerly owned by Thomas A. Hi, hit thence
east on said Nights land to land OF Chas hslI
thence southerly on said Halls land TO ln]
East branch OF Wesseru nsett Stream thence ~
said stream Southerly, Southeastern ang
Sou, westerly to the road aforesaid, thenc9
Northerly on east line OF said road to Tug
point begun at.
Also another parcel OF land in said Atnsa]
described as follows. to witt being Woou1
land, commencing on the Westerly side oil lD1
Stodder road, so called, at Kinsman lip1
thence westerly on Kinsman's line to isn1
owned by the late David Horn Jun. mem
Sou tb on said Horns line and east To the slos
der road Aforesaid containing twenty acte'1
The same being he farm and woodlot oocuR,J
ed by the said stephen L. Tobey IN s''
Al hens for many years. nd
To secure payment OF certain no es OF naH n
therein described, and az the condltloDs cl
said mortgage have been broken !. Malis Il
Toney, Executrix OF the viii OF said james
Tobey. decd. claim q foreclosure Of I'm
Mortgage according to the Statute IN 10 sIe
case made and provided. and give TINS IN n9's
for that purpose. 5"''
Athens, July 25, 1900. roory
MARIA q TObE !,
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st. Adams.

A most terrific thunder shower accom-
panied by furious gale of wind passed
over this section Tuesday afternoon, July
II. A large number of trees were blown
down, some were struck by lightning, one
set on fire and great many fences were
laid low. crops were badly washed in
some places, the rain seeming to fall in
sheets so one could not see through the
foamng torrent. A party of young peo-
Pile, occupying three boats, were on the
pond and as they were we'll supplied with
umbrellas and mackintoshes thought it
would be useless to go ashore, not think
ing Of such gale of wind. BY almost a
miracle the boats were not overturned
but the occupants were badly frightened
to say the least and thoroughly drenched.
Much anxiety was felt at the village until
their return and safety were assured. A
family wash that was reposing in all its
purity on an emerald bed, received a
deluge from a piece of plowed ground and
was literally sandwiched with two stratas
of mother earth. 1t was rescued in a
deplorable condition and after repeated
ablutions refused to give up the dye that
was cast,n much to the regret OF the fair
owners
Mr.. julius Ferrari and wife of Boston,
have been spending two weeks just sub
sequent to their marriage, with Fred Rich
ards and family. Mrs, Taught of Water
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Athens.

1t is hoped and expected that Rev. L..
E. Staples of Lowell, Mass, will speak
to us from the pulpit of our church,
next Sabbath, his only available Sab
bath, this year.
Mr., Henry Kidder of Arlington, Mass i,
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Isaac
Loring.
Mrs. Eta Bowden, with her children,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
j. Calden.
Miss Matte Goodrich, who has been
passing her two weeks vacation at the
home of her parents here, returned to
her duties as clerk for +. w. Allen &
Co., Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs of Har.
mony and their little grandson, Lewis
ton, were in town, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Leighton start
ed, Tuesday morning, for their delayed
trip by carriage to Quebec
Harry Emery, who has passed the
summer thus far with friends at York
beach, came home, Tuesday night.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson of Hartland spoke
at Union church, Tuesday evening.
frankie Goodwin is the next to have
measles.
Miss Mabel Judkins has gone to the
White Mountains.
Walter Boothby, son of Alonzo Booth
by of the Boothby Hospital, Boston, is
in town.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-26

The Scion band gave very nice con-
cert Monday evening in front of the hotel.
The last few days have been good for
haying and the farmers have just rushed
right along.
MIR. John Newell and wife OF Water
vile. were In town Monday evening
Mr.. Charles Ham of Bingham, was in
town, Monday on business.
The rear drive passed over Stevens
section, Tuesday the 24th.
Mrs. Fred Lawton of South Norridge-
wock, was in town one day, last week.
Mr., Leander McIntire was up river
Monday and Tuesday measuring lumber
for the International Paper Co.
Miss Margaret A. Jones, who is a
teacher in Minneapolis, Mimi, and is
now spending her vacation in Maine,
wheeled from her home in Winslow on
Monday and has been the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jones
of Scion. Miss Jones returned to her
home on Wednesday. G
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Long Lake Station.

The State school at this place taught
by Eva M. Therrault of FIT. Kent, closed
July 9th. The pupils, some of whom,
walked over two miles twice daily and
only one of whom was over eleven years
of age, who were neither tardy nor
absent during the ten weeks were
Alfred and Anna Perry, Floreda Paridis,
Andrew, Delina and VIM. Fournier and
Georgna Barnier. Not tardy and absent
but one day each, Abbie Perry, Mary
and Delina Paradise.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-26

The best of boating. bathing and fish
ing. Fine croquet grounds. An excel
lent tennis court. Large, commodious
stable An ideal inland resort
Many desirable changes have been made at
this popular inland resort since last season,
and as the comfort and pleasure of the guests
will be looked after pc sonally by Mr.. and Mrs.
Washburn. this is sufficient guarantee as to
the Standard to be maintained
No inland resort in Maine surpasses this ad-
mirable place with its beautiful lake, fine
hotel, numerous cottages, large amusement
and dancing pavilion, croquet and tennis
grounds, bowling alley. swings and other
smusements. The fishing is frst-class, and
fine boats for rowing are always at the wharf.
The table at the Mohican House is famous
through Maine as being une scelled at q sim
liar re sort Tor variety and quality.
On and after Sunday, June II, blackboard
accommodating IL people will leave the Show
hogan House every Sunday morning at 10
o clock for this resort. Fare round trip, so
cents. Parties desiring to visit Lake George
on any week day may also engage this team
on most favorable terms. Htf
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No. COrnViIIe.

Riley Noble and family of Skowhegan
are at Roscoe Libby's for the summer
season.
Tx. Hight is helping {. c. kinsman
hay.
A man was in town, Monday, buying
old CHINA ware.
G. W. Bates has sold six bicycles, this
season.
A patty of relatives of 80 of Mrs. Jane
Freeman, gathered at her home at Isaac
Freeman's to celebrate her Goth birth
day.
Among the new arrivals in town are
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Whipple
and three children, Mr.. Pond, Mrs.
Henry Paul of Lexington, Mass, also
Mrs. White, all boarding at Isaac Free
mans.
Bert Hight was in town, Tuesday.
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CorDViIle.

Notwithstanding the bad weather of
the past two weeks the farmers are
nearly done haying.
Mrs. Frank Grant of Philadelphia, Pa.
and her daughter, Miss Louise, are visit
ing Mrs. Rachel Grant.
MRS. Waldron Sprague and two child
rem of Somerville, Mass. arrived In town,
Monday night, on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayfred Flanders.
Miss lisa Burnham of Old Town is
spending the summer in town.
Miss Alice Smith has been on the sick
list, the past week.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Giles.
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East Madison.

Fishermen at the lake are plenty, fish
are biting lively.
Quite number of sick ones at the
present time.
Mr.. III. F. Cook of Beatrice, Nebraska,
is looking up old friends. Mr.. Cook was
school boy here some over 40 years ago.
Many of his mates are not present at the
roll.call now.
Mr.. Charles Cook, wife and son of
Cambridge, Mass, are In town after a
long absence. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner and
son of the same city, are with them. All
are stopping at Lakeside inn.
Miss Dolan of Woonsocket, r. L.,
is visiting her brother Joseph, foreman
In the flushing room at Lakeside mill.
Miss Josie Washburn is at Mouse
Island for few weeks.
Miss Blanche Chadbourn is attending
the summer school for teachers at
Waterville.
Mrs. E. E. Perry of Lowell, Mass,
remembered by her young friends as
Lillian Blanchard, is spending few
weeks in town. G
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-26

Mr.. Walter Boothby and Mr.. Fred
Snow drove in from Skowhegan and
passed the day, last Friday, with the
family of j. F. Holman.
Mr.. r l.. Hall, who passed his vaca-
ton with friends here, returned to his
Augusta home, Monday.
Miss Marion Mclaughlin of West
Medford, Mass. is passing her usual
summer outing with her friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poland of Fair.
field are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben York
Miss Ina Emery returned from her
weeks outing in Skowbegan, Saturday.
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ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns
Scion

Mr.. Webster Williams of North Arson,
was in town one day last week.
Mrs. Leon Merrill was at Madison one
day last week, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Lon
Moore, who has been in poor health for
some time.
Mr.. P. J. Hill returned from Boston,
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Chick of Boston, is visiting
her father and mother, DR.. and Mrs.
Moore.
Mr.. r. Fairbrother and wife of North
Arson, were in town Sunday.
Miss Carrie Steward of Bingham is at
work for Mrs. Perley Preast.
Mrs. Sarah Ames Of East Madison, was
in town one day last week, calling on
friends.
Miss Flora Collins of North Arson.
has been stopping with Mrs. J. Fl. Gray
for several days.
Master Harold Mathews of Watervlle,
is visiting his grand parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Cross.
Miss Soper of Old Town, is visiting
her brother Mr.. w. H. Soper.
Mrs. John Swain returned from her
visit in Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall of West
Madison, were in town, Sunday.
The ladies' home circle will meet with
Mrs. P. S. Longley, Thursday afternoon,
Aug and.
Mr.. Sumner Turner of Bingham was at
DIR. Moore's, Sunday.
Judge Boswell went down to his farm
in Norridgewock, Monday, to stay few
days.
Mr.. Joseph Green, formerly Of Skowhe-
gan, who has been superintendent of a
pulp mill in Canada for some time. is
here to take the place of Mr.. Boswell in
this mill.
Mr.. Hall of New York, who has been
here for the past two weeks, returned
home, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Gray was at Madison,
Saturday.
We are sorry to say that Mr. Newell
Nye is quite sick with the measles.
Miss Ida Abbey is sick with measles.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas, Jerome 4. Dunton OF C9I Sste5
Somerset County by his mortgage deco ~, ~
the 9th day of Move Der, A. D., 1897 anu o y,
corded in Somerset Registry of deeds pvS1
23a. page 81. conveyed TO me, the underslss I'M
n certain parcel of real estate. situate IL Snm]
Concord It beir & the West Half OF Lot : N I'D
bered {6) Six in the third Range OF Lots ii,ions
town OF Concord, and whereas the condriobn,r
OF said mortgage have been broken, ns now
reason Of the breach of the conditions sgs
claim foreclosure of this mortgage anu b
this notice for said purpose.
sSo smse july zO'n ''VO' s. ]. WALTON
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Madison.

The foundations for the Methodist
church Is completed. The corner stone
was laid, last Thursday.
Charles and Arthur Healey, with their
families are in town visiting relatives.
The Great Northern Paper Co. finish
ed piling their logs, Monday. The
amount is about ten million feet. NJ
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Mercer.

Mrs. Sleeper OF Massachusetts,, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Lowe.
Raspbeiries seem 10 be quite plenty
this season.
Frank J. Cole of Bangor was in town,
Wednesday, as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w Tyler.
Mrs. John Quimby is very poorly.
She sits up very little. T
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-26

OF seventeen pupils the average was
14.22, twelve pupils giving an average Of
l1.72 Only three pupils were tardy and
these only once each. One little girl
was dismissed twice, being the only
cases of dismissal for the term.
G. Z. BALL.
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Canaan.

Mr.. and Mrs Alice Johnston and little
son of Hartland, were the guests of G. T..
Johnston and family last Sunday.
Rev. Fred w. Peakes, wife and young
daughter of Ashland, Mass, are visiting
friends in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Haseltine of Dexter,
are visiting at T. S. Moody's.
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vile and Mrs Reynolds of Augusta also
spent several days with the family, going
from there to Dover.
Miss Greenleaf of Augusta, has been
visiting Mrs. Nathan Richards. u
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MOHICAN House
Lake George,
CANAAN, MAINE.

Season of 1900 Opens Sunday. June nth
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.