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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-19
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling'a
PrOgressive Neighbor.

The second day's session Of the con-
yentiOn OF the WOman's foreign mis-
sionRry society OF the ST. Clairsyiile
preshytery, held al the First Presbyteri
an church, drew large houses morning.
afternoon and evening. An interesting
programme was rendered at each
meeting. The convention closed last
evening. The convention was a very
pleasant and profitable one and II posi-
BILE added zeal to this most laudable
purpose.
meeting OF the season next Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L. ]. C.
Drennen on The Heights At this
meeting the annual busineSB OF the year
will be transacted and the officers for
the ensuing year elected.
Last evening at O'Clock occurred the
marriage OF Miss Anna Boyd, Of this
city, 10 James Marlowe. Of Mansfield, at
the home OF the brides father. Rev.
Samuel Boyd. on North Fifth street Mr..
and Mrs. Mariowe viii make their fu-
ture home in Mansfield.
The marriage OF Miss Corena Cole
man, Of this city, to William WasSmey-
or. of Wheeling. took place last even
ing ut O'Clock at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pier Cole
man, on Eight street.
The strike at the National Glass Com
pany's plant was settled yesterday and
the packers went back TO work at noon.
The factory resumed yesterday morn
ing.
Rev. C. w. Chalfant Of McKeesport.
made an address before the missionary
society convention at the Presbyterian
church last evening which was very In
terestiGg.
Mrs. John Thurston and child lef,
yesterday for Las Vegas, New Mexico.
to Join her husband, who is working on
the Santa Fe railroad.
F.F Wood. who has been the guest OK
Rev. and Mrs. A. r Robinson for a cou-
pie OF days, returned TO his home At
Allegheny yesterday.
Charles Stewart. Of Sistersville, Is the
guest OF the family OF Samuel MilligaI,
OF Jefferson street.
Joseph Anthony Is down from Pitts
burgh visiting his parents on South
Broadway.
DR. and Mrs W. E. Harvey. o. Pitts
burgh, are registered Al the Bellevue
hotel.
Miss Mary Burd, OF Dennison. IS the
guest OF relatives on North Third street.
August Llpphards IS very NJ At his
home on Clinton street
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Tape. whose price u about 1000. and
say ihp Riverside wiil soon Hbfprb ~,
This kTsaMabt aiig siGvF iiif To-
gent need N prompt action by council
- buy the ground hrft Tor II Tie mill
gets H. the prospect ~ the opened
Hireri win 80 glinmvrinf with ihn
Increase NJ lnKen ~ come from the
nav houses bring bdiii. fhf Fiiei ward
Ia entitled 10 confederation In tho
matter, som6 move should be- made
soon. LIT council npprhipc the property
n II consider Nj Tapes iiRurn cEOrbi-
iaAi MfasfA Miner Hnd krifHr, ibr
First ward members, will likely intro
duco the subject nj councils next
meeting.
The condition Of Richard X. anttcr-
hFid yeFieFday was moi FoaAHufinR. nj
though hlh recovery II ultimately *
pectod Mr.. Bnttcfncld was scaided all
over his body, excepting hiH feet and
the part Of his head protected BY his
hat, ana HIS eyes wero seriously iniur-
cd. lie WIZ sluRuinriy unfortunate. for
he was acnided by the explosion Of the
boilers nj the blast furnace. and be-
was water tender for the boilers IN the
steel works.
Tho announcement In the Intelligent
Ger that H. g. Dnknn. Of ROaeby'B
Rock. would be the Democratic cnndi-
date for sheriff. WIS q bit OF news 10
tho politicians and especially Interest,"
ing 10 the Democrats.
II In aaid that Deputy Sheriff Frank
w. POrtcrneld VIII be Il candidate for
nHReasOr for the hrgt county district.
There II no doubt OF his abilities for
the office and he would be splendid
man for the place
The improvements TO the Methodist
Episcopal church are progressing and
when completed, the Interior Of this
editCc VIII be very attractive.
officers Policy, Bogard, Ernest and
Addlcsberger have received their new
uniforms. The new force has made a
favorable impression.
Mary thermometers registered 10 de-
grucs here yesterday and the sudden
hot wave was felt by the men In the
mills.
The teachers Of Union district will
meet Mt the johannesburg school house.
Saturday, April %. Ia an afternoon ses-
sion.
A mission for the slavs In this vlcin-
ity is being conducted at st. Johns
church by Rev. Father Lapekl.
The Occidental club will give It's per-
Iodlcal hop next Sunday evening, the
first after Lent.
The Blue Ribbon social club win
dance ut the Blue Ribbon hall this
evening.
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WELLsBURG.
DOlngs of People In the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.


The sale Of the Lewis building on
Main street, now occupied by Myer &c
sprlngborn's saloon, to Henry Schmul-
bach, Of Wheeling, was contaminated
yesterday by Real Estate Agent Flick
elsen. The price paid was $3.50. the
highest yet paid for any piece OF real
estate in WeIisburg. There is twenty
four feet frontage on Main street,
making the purchase price $3.50 per
front foot. The building is good three
story brick,
Following are the candidates an
nounced so far for the Republican pri-
mary election on May &c: State senate.
S. George and c. 3. Scott; house Of
delegates. George w. Freshwater and
Henry G. Hervey: sheriff, George
Strong and Y. j. Mahan; prosecuting
attorney, Carl X. Jacob; assessor, Ed.
NJ. Smith. The only Democrat an
nounced for any office as yet is ex-
Marshal John NJ. Brown, for sherif.
The building on the corner OF Charles
and Liberty streets, owned by ]. S.
NaylOr, OF Wheeling, was found TO be
I'm an unsafe condition, and the south
wall, on Liberty street, Will be rebuilt,
and new front put in on Charles
street. 1t is one OF the most valuable
locations IN tue city.
Weiisburg real estate continues TO
advance in value. The owner Of val
liable piece Of property returned TO
town few days since after several
years absence, and offered 1t for sale
at $4,000, but afterwards reconsidered
and refused an offer Of 5000.
Miss Lynn Nichols. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Nichols, was married
Tuesday afternoon at st. Johns Cathc-
tie church, by Rev. T. J. Duffy. to Mr..
William l.. Mooney. formerly Of Brill
liant, but for several years a giasswork =
er at Marion. Ind.
Weather observer c. P. Waugh gives
the following report Of crop conditions
in Brooke county: Very little plow-
ing done; some oats sown. peaches all
killed; wheat badly frozen out and
hurt by fly: stock in good shape and
good demand"
Three OF the four liquor saloons in
Wellsburg have been granted license
for another year. This number OF sa-
looms Is very moderate for a town OF
1880 population. not counting the sur
rounding population.
The Knights OF Pythias met last
night and worked In the first and third
ranks. Many OF the knights will visit
Black Prince lodge, Of Wheeling, to-
night,
a marriage license has been Issued
to Edwin Parker, OF Martins Ferry
and Esther Maria Wallace, OF Lazcar-
vile.
Il. II. Cotton, esq, has reconsldered
his determination to be u candidate FOR
prosecuting attorney and now says he
Is out for attorney general.
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pE11A1RE HAppEN1Nas.
Matters of Interest in the metropolis
OF Belmont County.

OF Belmont County.
Common pleas court begins at ST.
Clairsyillc next Tuesday. Among the
new cases nlcd is ono FOR breach OF pro-
misc In which Miss Anna Bucey Is the
plaintiff and George Coss. a well known
farmer. Is the defendant. Anna wants
$1,000 because George. SO she alleges,
promised last November 20 marry her
and has since broken the engagement
without cause ON her part
There Is every prospect OF moro build
ing In this city this season than for
half dozen years past, and there are
houses rented now Tor which the plans
are not vet completed. let alone the
contract let Several buildings are
new under way and more WIN be IN .
little while.
Officers Muhour and Bauer arrested
five Slnvs who were drunk aud dlsor-
DERBY and they thought their personal
liberty" had been ga seriously interior
cd with that they hired an attorney 10
defend them, At the conclusion or the
hearing Mayor Freeze assessed each s.
and costs,
Warden Darby icft yesterday for
Columbus. ~ resume his task OF sNt-
llNN tue run VI wv NaAAN " ANNNNAA''tf's e
where he viii hr formally Installed rs
chief the first Of May. though he has
Tpcut aH OF this month there.
A new brick company has hccn or
gnnlrrd hy James l.. pul,ol8 and the
Criuwcl Bros, They have bought the
old Crngirr \ Houston brick yards
from John A, GaHahcT assignee, and
win operate them
Joseph a. Mcdonald, ~ Youngstown,
was IN town yesterday, calling upon
old friends here he "a now In charge
NJ thr atvct department la one ~ the
Youngstown militia aud 30 a Capable man
In that line
The Hcllulrc opera house mnnNg'rH
have hit upou some good cNtohrN tor
this spring At q Fields W'Naiirla
win De- hrre urNt week ana 'SApho
win pack the hnust saturday ulghI
Miss Margaret M,GHw, one ot the
excellent corps of 1rhool trtyhrlp, who
has hrrn sc the Whor'irg h"apllal teg
fnme twr pHut, W su lmp'uNrl ihhi hhr
win return homie hla wvek
Miss rrouldr Wart entertained tho
shakespeare club nt hpr home NrtN
pleasantly. &C tu tNat mrftiHE Re-
ttrhwout7 wore served.
Electric lghla me hcIng put Ia ST
Johns Catholic church, aud II W rNa
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Three Fights Scheduled.

NEW YORK, April ls.-The decision
o. 'hs police commissioners to stop
pin fighting after May / will have the
t1'ct Of crowdIns a lot Of fights into
Tie next dozen days.
Terry AcGOvrrn and Tommy Warren.
The former fcathcrwelght champion who
has ben In retirement FOR several
Year,, will dght twenty-five rounds at
The Broadway Athletic Club. on Friday
night
BOB Fii2'lmmons and Ed Dunkhorst
and The Hercules Athletic Club VIII
post $50 each this week to guarantee
"a match between the first mentioned
Two which VIII bp decided at the Her
cues Club house April so.
b1I Hawklas. the California light
i'a' and Jack Daily, OF wilmington.
d. wild fight at The Hercules Athletic
V'a1 aaEt Monday night.
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The Mozart Park alleys are now being
put into elegant shape by Fahey Bros.
the carpentering firm, and other ar
raHgemeats are being made for the
opening Of the summer tournament.
Secretary Hapdlan is DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning the list OF all the teams and
players not later than Saturday, and
he will be pleased to furnish all infor-
nation about the summer league.
which promises to be sIgnally success
full this year. as it was handicapped
last spring by the street car strike.
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KENNY-MUNCIE CONTEST.
Many Mariettans Will Attend the
Battle Of the Big Fellows.

\ party Of probably forty Marietta
people will come to Wheeling next
Monday evening. to witness the fstic
battle at the Metropolitan club between
Yank Kenny, ex-sparrinG partner OF
"Bob" FItzsImmons. and Billy Muncie,
g. Marietta and Cincinnati. Marietta
sports think well OF Muncie's chances,
and Joe Bruner writes from the Ohio
town that MuncIc IS the real thing in
The heavyweight line. Muncie is a col
orei hercules, Weighing about go
pounds strong as an OK, but q tribe
saE. kenny viii give him q great time
lai no doubt there viii be a large at
i'ailnce, as the club has not put on n
aso! hsayywcIghts for long time.
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wARRFN-RNcr fcct Inches, fair
and mia
on CITY River ; teet inches and
rising; clear and mild.
RROwNSVtt1.E-ttiycr 5 feet ard
stationary,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c trv, 10
inches and failing,
PrTrSeuRGu-R River - ccct and
rtstnF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet Inch.
60 aud falling: cloudy and warut
PARK ERSUuKtt--Oht1 rtvvy feet 8
lnches aud stationary; clear, mercury
~. Little KanSwha talllps, Locals On
time,
GREgNSEoRO-Rlvtr feet Inches
and stationary, clear
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More Trouble for Rusie.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1S.-Mrs. Ru-
4. wife OF the big New York pitcher,
t,,prh, suit this afternoon for divorce.
g. charges that Rusic has mistreated
= and tbat he has been drinking. The
,ttI5n followed the departure OF Ruste
m New York by only few hours, his
,ttfrp,s at reconciliation having fail
a Ms Rusie says that her action in
;7yiag aim so suddenly and coming to
isr home al MunCie was because OF his
T5riucl Property rights are involved
IN HE case. She asks s0r 5000 all
r,hny
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pected to be brilliantly lighted up next
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Yost attend
ed the silver wedding Of a couple down
at their old home at Round Bottom yes
terday.
Mr.. James T. Kelley and daughter
Miss Lottle, left yesterday incoming for
Columbus. where they Win spend day
or two.
W. F. Litten is confined to his home,
seriously III.
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E,stern Lenrue Schedule.

NEW YORK. April 1S.-The playing
f,h2iule adopted by the Eastern league
cHtains ls6 games. each team playing
c games at home and n like number
broad The season opens April &c and
lads September p.
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What Is Celery King ?

,, ~. h'n ddDs, AMI IHA positive curs
."l..|ulDn, hradlthr, pofyuus dl.or.
,...''. '.h''.n, A4AHsy aAsssoa, spa Tho
g... ''"N"'n Arising fum diaOrdoIcd
d. a"1 loTdi li,,s II En most
rN..... r.no,Audlsrrconmrndod by
Constipation ''' l'w''"n''l 'N'n
" NnssHual1,t5mGn. WIZ
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Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
f.iveFside Pottery Co
Mccoy Sige Co
SisiergyliIe Cod Mining
Fosgor.A Class Co.
Wheeling Pottery.
Biccb Bross. Tobacco CO.
Wheei.nE Steel 4 iror Co
WheeitEE Bridge Co.
Natiolli Steel Ca
Dollar Savings Rank. Bridgspcrs- Ohio.
BONDS
Wheeli=g CorrUEzfinE CO.
Wheeling Stamping Co
National Steel Company. AE1srtctz IVA
Plate Company. Sari0Glli Tub Company.
American Hon Company stocks HcEghf
and sole On The sock Exchange. NeW
YORK an. Chicago
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room No. CRY Bank BgiI6lu6.
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TIE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. .KASAWHA, 6.Sl a. m.
Pittsburgh. HEN HUR, : .. N,
ststsrsylhe RUTH. $50 y m
Clarington. LEROY. S;Nl p. m.
S;cubenvIlle T, NJ BANNE, $50 p, nj,
ROATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. .- QUEEN. CITY, 5 a. N;
Parkcrsburg II, X. BEDFORD, 1850 4. n
Matnuoras. - EWF.I., II q. m.
LQRENA, ) a. m.
pittsluruh. GREENWOOD SO 4. II
Slgtyrsytle RUTH. $50 p. M.
Cl2riugton =. LEROY. $50 ?. ~.
Stouhenynlc, r, NJ BNNNE, ~ ?, m.
BOATS LEAVIN GTO-MoRROw.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 3 a. N,
PiFkeFsh bury BEN bur. n A. m.
SiSfersVllle RUTH j.gp " m,
ClArinEt0u j. LEROY, $3.50 y. IN
SteubcnYRlo, j. NJ RANNl-. 80 ?, N,
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The marks AZ p, m. wednesday,
showed feet tnehcs and stationary,
Weather, cloudy and warm,
To-day's packet for Cincinnati Is tbs
Queen City, ~ Sa. M,
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Quoted In Wheeling, due to the remnrka-
bic executive abilities OF BILLY" Fette
and the cordial cooperation he received
from the captains and members Of the
competing teams.
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Tss West Virginia University nine
III he here for games Friday and Sat
r,liy. with Duke Dent and Bowman
t,Isc the pitching. skopec and Poole
Nm og3ciate on the slab for the stogIes
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BENwooD,
Nowa Notoa From tho nuSy MNrahaV
County Town,

First ward pcpplr nrc preparing 20
ask council Tor tho opening nt the
Tnppu property for Drrtt hnl allcN
.ptfnurra Thu gruuting NJ Their ~
aurat Woutt continue HpH hllrrl
through from end Va end, anu II Va
more druitnhIr this YEAR because by
Io,rln uf thrlr property rllrs on thr t1Nt
side Uf Inuuu street. about q dna'n
.cttisq Hs have mpyrl over 10 thln rnr7
tirulnr H,Jtiuu vi tho ward pnd 'hWrN1
Tension Of tho street and parallel pllalH
win he needed more tftu ever HnlN
oppose buylng the property FROM NJ"
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pitcher Wells has arrived from ais
,,.r Towanda, Pa, He has been III
~ Is ouiy now c2nvalesclng.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

if-roou h-,uss at Peasant FaTisy. sut,1'
be zoe hotel o. bcariL-E h1tse-
No = Erie street.. rcons
No u virginia street, : Tprr-S.
No - No=rh Broadway strses. socGA.
40 % TWsiSrh strzss- rcczs
No = Tairre~atE street. rucGls.
No II. S1GrE FrcEt street.. : EccE4-
Osdcs ruorr, III Market street.
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G. D. SMITH,

NJ = StNt-vcsh strives. J-sscsy eSick
stcr, rvcss lu3 l rvcets.
NJ. y N8gsasJ street.
NJ. q NityylArl stgvSE
Ne y Mas ssrlsL
Ne f9 Mo- street
Not ca EIsteeHtN street
rs Vr S1e-h krpHs sgrwst
Sew hnu.e 90 south tiurvn slN0G
NJ 81 Ncrsn Fryn. ygrvry
Ne. s. ScNer. ssrsh tsrvus
NJ rs NiHsfrvnsA stsvys s. ~
Ice ts.t ,oJ N.negvvtSh s,rsyt. y sest
trVot=SlgN
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SrArlNNYNY. pNoNs. 80.

lNASrGE CAMPS
Aa3 Booklets ,p great variety, AT
~ the leadtsS Weekly Papers 1p3
Magazines SApES ana s2asy esAer
chsSp books, Stationery and HlaEk
Books Gcsp2 Nyvr~
c,N. SUlNrN, tStt MaySss 81
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- EEArHSr FACILITIES pNNN cttN
1t NEous. AnNs'el.Nn q. N'rirgs AZ 10
t1tsipSeesSy f5p tfatas Nt1yN
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Al,,gs ssts rsefpaned ghtn Wsdhes6aYY
ApfW x. 100. bo;Fssa 10 hosrs Hataf3
af,rsr ags3
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6t1,ys safs oonfin5asG eatf s4saflfy
Ami Il. IN. between tshse h0sfb rafa5d
rfsrSvn
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Eyat sa>t8ts Asyct l'sllecssr N9esgy
ruthc trI tNoyISs NxeaG Nc va
Man ssrcyt
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Ass1orEE,s SALE
ASg1GNEE'& SALE

~ sfafs 81 pubiiS Aataor. A. Hfdftf
" Va Agfii 4 tafNfeN ne acars u ~
fnd y hi This Il 3 large aock ~ gtdi~
tfal n,sfenahdlts ssslensd . r. q. Han
fioaa has ban disf 10 NJ sisrcs sAats
a IN sa4nfY cs4ft ~ Wsfgti tsufsg,
West FirRinis. ~ foQaiftd ~ isw 81 M
TErNk cash IN hand IN iag q tsIs,
0TN. ~. Efaf,Afy. Antirasg,
Camera. VI Va.
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FOR SALE.

Ire choicest building -: L. Tie t5UE o
Pleasant ValieY. Tlcatsd csrUesn the
Cfe1res 81 s16ox ard VIZ. Z GlesgEeg
properties Tie plot cdncalas about tire
acres. haz a ffuutaEe q 20 Feet On -
Eat!0aai Rad, and sztersiE eagisTiF % Us
feet. parr regsinS on PIKE rises EradgalIT.
aforiias, n4aEnifssnt risW o. sisrr7sfie-
ing country The cleared ground cdGsists
o. sorne 500 feet. ard ths wooded Eill1idG
contains a55zy 50 fsst- ! sap icf sSlas
quick buyer. Enquire %
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WANTED.
WMAIE HRIP WAVED.

o1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX
. III ING orders for LIE Of aoddy.
Best book Best terms, CEsd;L , IuIl e out
q n. Sixth ST.. CnfiaGeiphta. Pa -
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LOST.


T INVEST SAFELY-s Per cent interest
paid Let your money work for you
Buy certificate nov. P1yrnents made ev-
cry fifteen days Satisfied clients all Sc
lions OF the country Write Tor pgriicu-
farS- c. 2 3fACkET * CO. = Brad
way. New York aPi
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF WA

To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF WARD
COUNTY:
am candidate for denomination and
reelection for the Office of Sheriff of Ward
county. subject TO the decision of the Repub.
lican County Convention for nomination OF
candidates for county offices. In my present
capacity as Sheriff l have tried. without fear
or favor, to at all times do my duty without
partiality and in the interests of the people
Of the whoe county, and if returned to Of
flee will pledge myself to continue to do
my entire duty as u man and an official :,
and to this end l solicit the support OF all
Republicans and shall feel thankful to my
friends and the party for their support:.
W. j. CARROLL.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-08-03

The celebrated Deering IDEALS
are sold by A. A. Hassard.
A. W. Movius is assisting on a
survey in the vicinity OF Rurling-
ton this week.
For the best bargains and
terms in harvesting machinery
Gallon A. A. Hassard.
Customs Inspector Mark Muir
ply was taking in the sights in
''Bowbells on the Soo' yesterday.
Editor Mitchell was down from
Portal on Saturday and spent a
pleasant half-hour with THE TRI-
: BUNE.
Our friend Bennehoff started
Tuesday for his old home at Tif-
fin, O., where he will remain till
spring.
n j. E. Murphy is advertising in
, a St. Paul paper for a partner to
join him in putting up hay in the
hills west of Bowbells.
DR.. Scholbere, the dentist, was
kept pretty busy during his stay
here this week. His work is com
mended by all who have called on
him.
{ During the storm last evening
a COW belonging to Nels Leersllov,
picketed Just west OF the town
site, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
Binding twine has declined in
price recently on account OF the
light crops You get the benefit
OF the drop by buying your twine
OF A. "A. Hassard.
Al. Ca1kins has disposed of his
draying business to Abe Smith,
and Mr.. C. will soon leave with
his family for Pipestone, Mimi,
where he will succeed his brother
Vim the well-drilling business.
Bishop Stanley will give con-
firmation in Kenmare on Satur-
day, Aug. Is. All are invited to
be present. He will not visit
sBowbells because time and Cir
scumstauces do not permit.
S. G. Peterson and family leave
today for Laurens, Iowa, where
Mr.. p. will wind up his affairs
during the winter, returning here
in time to resume his farming
operations in the early spring.
You should buy Deering twine.
because it is the strongest,
smoothest and runs more feet to
the pound than any other Irvine
made, and for these reasons it is
yhe cheapest. For sale by A. \.
Hassard.
Theron Hill OF Inkster, who has
a large cattle ranch at Towner,
was here a few days ago, the
guest OF his friend O. III. johnson.
He has recently purchased a half
section OF land in Arizona, to
which state he purposes moving
and concentrating all his inter-
estS.
For Sale.-One OF the bestpairs
of farm or draft horses III this
f.: country, Que set double harness,
one Jackson wide tire wagon, one
I. Hercules mower almost new, one
> disc press drill-nothing better
made, and two gang ploWs. For
particulars inquire at The TM-
1'fNE office. Favorable terms to
good parties. tt