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The Lamar register., 1901-05-08

Howard Brown, secretary of the Wolf
Gatherers Association, rdports that they
got seven wolves at the east end round
up last Sunday. This work will be of
great benefit to the stock interests.
Fred Cooper returned from Denver
to-day. He purchased motorcycle
while there and rode it home. 1t is run
by gasoline motor, and saves all pre-
tense at labor. 1t runs just as s IN o o. t-h.
The city council have decided to en-
force the ordinance levying poll tax of
$3.50 on the men Of the town between the
years of 81 and GO years. Two days
work Of man on the streets or one day
with team will be allowed as an offset to
the tax.
Nova Butler on last Saturday purchas-
ed the stock and fixtures of Frank j.
Holmes and Co., and is now IN charge OF
the same. He will conduct the business
at the old stand and will close out
the grocery portion OF the stock and
put in other lines. Nova is no stranger
success OF it.
The Rieley Brothers, who were
among the pioneers OF the sheep indus
try in this county, left last Wednesday
for Geneseo, Illinois, where they will
make their home for awhile. They got
,a on the ground floor of the industry
and sold out at the top. They will en-
gage in the sheep feeding business at
Geneseo, but say they don't think they
can stay away from Prowers county
long.
The school election last Monday was
very quiet and mild, although very
important affair. There being general
understanding reached as to the needs
and best interests OF the district only Il
few turned out and the votes were all
unanimous. A. N Parrish was re elect
ed secretary, the levy was fixed at 10
mills. and the board was authorized to
make bond issue Of s5,00O or as much
Of it as necessary for the new school
building. The three Main street lots on
COEuoF JUDI hOI VII Vi y. 3u. Oohhocoh o
residence have been purchased by the
board and the new building will be
erected there.
The Pueblo Press Association. consist
ing Of about II members, and represen-
tatives Of other papers, in all about %
editors will visit Lamar, La Junta and
Rocky Ford this month beginning with
Lamar on Monday, May q. They will
come on a special car and spend the en-
tire day at Lamar, as they wish to visit
the reservoirs. The object Of the visit
is to better acquaint themselves with the
resources Of the valley. and enable the
papers of its metropolis to more thor
oughly advertise its greatness, and also
to obtain needed vacation. The Com
mercial Club has taken hold of the mat
ter and they will receive hearty well
come at Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08

Soda Water at Mclean Bros drug
store.
For good cool drink McLeans Soua
Water can't be beat.
Lee makes farm loans with privilege
Of partial payments.
Cool summer hats for summery wealth
er at j. M. Johnston's.
Finest Flavors and coolest Soda Water
in town at Mclean Bros.
The Shirt Waist Hat is at" See
them at Mrs. Bottomley's.
Did you see the beautiful Silk Fou-
lard dress patters at Irwin's?
Go to the Marker Lumber Yard for
all kinds OF Building Material.
Money to Loan. .-@1
A. f. CRAWFORD.
Mrs, Bottomley has received II new
line of Street Hats which you should
see.
Canvas shoes for men and boys cool
est thing for warm weather at }. M.
Johnstons.
The Soda Water season has opened
and the best IN town can be had at Nc
Lean Bros.
Largest assortment OF Spectacles and
Eye Glasses in town at Mclean Bros
Prices right.
The French flannel and all wool chal-
lie shirt waist patterns are lovely and 30
cheap, at Irwin's.
All kinds OF Lumber at the right kind
of prices at Markers Lumber yard,
southwest Of the depot.
have an unlimited amount of money
which l will loan with annual interest.
G. M. LEE.
Hot weather wearables on display at
j. M. Johnston's. Don't fail to see those
flannel outing suits. Already they are
going fast.
Take your prescriptions to McLe
Bros. Drug Store and have them filled
with the Purest and Best Drugs at
reasonable prices.
The Straw Hat season is ahead, and
we are ahead of 1t, with big showing
of Straw and Crash headwear.
j. M. JOHNSTON.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08

The subject for consideration will te:
pride" In the evening / shall present
the tenth number of my series OF ser
mons on Revelation. Subject: 1.-TWO
Great Beasts" Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at the regular hour. You are
cordially invited to our services.
CLAY T. RUNYoN, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
church Services.

There will be services at the Methodist
church next Sunday at the regular
hour. Morning subject: "The Bounds
of Responsibility" There will be quar-
terly meeting in the evening and Presid-
NO Elder DR.. Harris will preach, services
will begin at o'clock. The Hymns will
be Nos. 726. 5s1 and $50; 3s4, SO and 2li.i
You are cordially invited to attend.
j. Il. KNUCKEY, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Preaching next
Lords day morning at the usual hour.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Gall and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.


]. X. Doughty made trip to Spring
field this week.
j. N. Leslie has filed homestead in
the Amityville country.
Misses Agnes and Annie Mourning
have taken homesteads In o Al.
J.L. Mayfield, the Granada merchant
was Lamar visitor last Thursday.
Alonzo r. Morgan has made home
stead filing in 10 @ 46, south OF Lamar.
Harry Hammond has made a home.
stead filing south Of Granada on wolf
creek.
v. 2. Haven, of Amityville, was here
on business before the commissioners
this week.
Bon Fuller and Jim Clements, two OF
Carrizos expert miners, were Lamar
visitors yesterday.
Hon. C. c. Goodale was down from
Denver on last Saturday, looking after
some legal matters.
Edward Graham, manager OF the Ora
ham ranch at Granada, was in Lamar on
business yesterday.
Frank Mckinney made inal proof on
his homestead in range 4S in Bent
county on Tuesday.
A. Van Etten, the Carrizo merchant,
was looking after business matters at
Lamar last Saturday.
Christian Wansted, Of Eads, was in
town last Tuesday and filed on t home
stead in that vicinity.
Miss. M. Lulu Jones, Of Holly, filed a
Homestead last week in the Horse creek
country north OF Holly.
J.B. Cline, the Plum creek ranchman,
was transacting business before the
county commissioners last Tuesday.
j. F. Wood, A. L. Hare and J. F.
Bowlin, all residents Of the vicinity oil
Holly, were county seat visitors yester-
day.
The band boys will give dance on
Lamar's anniversary, May "a, and they
certainly deserve and should receive
liberal patronage.
Charles L. Cuppy late Of Newkirk
Oklahoma, has filed homestead on the
former homestead entry Of DR.. Man
ming on Plum creek.
All members Of the Women of Wood
craft are invited to bring their thimbles
and spend the day with Mrs. Florence
Southard on Wednesday May 18th.
Revival at Church OF Christ begin
ming Thursday, evening May 18th
Evangelist H. A. Davis, Of Denver, vii
do the preaching. All invited.
The commissioners are holding thei
regular monthly session this week. trans
acting the usual routine OF work. Mess
re Stevenson, Leslie and Griffith are all
present.
County Treasurer Reynolds INFORM
ma that Prowers county is now able
take up all Of it's floating indebtedness
and square up with the world. This i
certainly a satisfactory condition.
Hon. R. R. Ross was here on F'rlda!
last prosecuting the case of the people
ys. Norton, charged with stealing IN
Russell L Edwards horses. He wa
bound over to the district court II
June.
Rey. P. A.. Eubank, who was receht'
called to Kansas City on account OF tn
death of his mother, suffered anothe
cad Ioes while there in the death OF hi
sister, Mrs. T. C. Carr Rev. Eubani
has the sympathy Of the entire commul
Il, in his sore affiiction. He hopes to
st home in time to hold services neA
Sunday.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Notice to the Public.

All persons indebted to the undersirn-
ed company are hereby notified that we
have sold all our book accounts TO Nova
Butler.
FRANK ]. HOLMES & Co.
Dated at Lamar, Colo, May 4th, 1901.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Stravetj.

One black mare pony, in good flesh,
white star in forehead, long black tail,
scant name, branded 8 s on left should
er. Liberal reward for her return.
w. NJ. WoRMLEY,
Lamar, Colo
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Notice to the Public.

To the Public ind Our Patrons and
Friends:
Notice is hereby given that we have
sold our entire stock of groceries, crock
cry and furnishing goods, to Nova But
Ter, who will occupy the building lately
occupied by us. and you are respectful y
requested to continue with him the pat
ronage which you bestowed upon us
FRANK ]. HOLMES Il Co.
Dated at Lamar, Colo. May 4th, 1901,
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
proeram ofw n. U. Meetine.

Mrs. A. A. Hawley, State President OF
the W. G. T. U. OF Colorado, will be in
Lamar on Thursday, May 10th. Tie
members OF Lamar and Fairview Unions
will meet at the Odd Fellows hall at 10
o'clock. Each one is expected to bring
well-flled basket. Dinner will be
served at II o'clock after which all will
repair to the NJ. E. church where the
following program will be rendered be
ginning at 2 pm:
Opening prayer Rev. j. Knucky.
Music.
Paper. Mrs Elma l.. Gordon
Recitation Beatrice Barnes.
Paper. Mrs. Jessie Hunnicutt.
Recitation. ... Mrs. Kinda Wright
Music.
Talk to Mothers -. Mrs. A. A. Hawley.
Song g.............B By School Children
All interested in temperance work are
cordially invited to attend all OF tn. o
meetings
Last Thursday, May ., the M. f. AID
met in regular session at the parsonage,
and decided to hold their long talked of
Bazaar in the opera house the day and
night of May 10. They will have Tor
sale, handkerchiefs from all arounL, uss
full and fancy articles Of different kinds,
cake, ice cream. lemonade, fresh. home
made candies, booklets with recipes,
and likely sandwiches and pies. A lit
erary and musical program will be REID
cred in the evening at which there will
likely be an admission OF 10 cents.
Come every body and bring your wife
and children and best girl and have
good time.
The next meeting Of the Aid will be
with Mrs Woodland on Fourth street
Thursday p. m. May 9th. Mrs. Alice
Gay joined the society when they met at
Mrs Holiness The women gladly wei
come new members and all visitors and
invite them to come and meet with
them. SEC'Y.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Notice.

The County will offer for sale for cash
to the highest bidder a general assort-
ment OF old lumber from the old Grana
da bridge, on Saturday May Is, 1901
said sale will take place near the bridge.
j. F. CURRY, Co. Clerk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

In arecent address ex-Presi-
dent Harrison said: THE
decapitation of the ex-presi-
dent when the oath of office
has been administered to his
successor would greatly vivi-
fv a somewhat tiresome cere-
monial. Upon great >ques:
tons, however, especially, up:
on questions of constitutional
law, you must give. an ex.
president his freedom or the
axe. and it is too late to give
him the axe
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

The Chicago Tribune's
statistical report for the
year 1900 gives the number Of
suicides in the United States
last year at s, u.s. as against ms t;
4, $40 in 1899. Of the nun , :.
Der 2:878 killed themselves
!. With With poison. and 1857 by
shooting. The number 6
synchings was lis. Thenum-
Ter s. Of murders largely III ia
. creased i'z.s' being 8,275 IL
8 goo, as against 6,255 ia 1899.
. The amount of emit ezzlements
vas y $4,000 . I 80, ! great ia
crease 's;l' s: /. Against = this ,1nfavor,-.
bic. and evil record NAV r.
l placed E'''l. the II, list of donations for
riches 'ie'l s !. I colleges ard char.
tiles, Whic y 1 a cunts tonaarlv
sos, 600, 600 for 100 d.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

1t is reported on pretty fair
authority, that some twenty
republican senator's and re-
representatives. have formed "a
combine on the senatorship,
with the intention of. making
zheir influence felt as a whole
and also dictate the choice.
@his is the favorable view of
she combine, the other is far
rom fattering, and isin plain
English, that those in the
''ool propose to get some pro-
Its of the senatorial deal, pc
:unlary and otherwise. And
strange to say, most of the
people aroundSt. Paul and
minneapolis hotels take. the
second view.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

It is to be hoped that the
democrats in the Legislature
will give the honor of a
senatorial nomination, fruit
less though it be, to Senator
Towne. Such action may give
t}e St. Paul Globe a, touch
of the grires, but that paper
has long ceased to be a re-
preventative of the democracy
of Minnesota, and its likes
and dislikes must not influ-
ence the small, butrespectable
body of legislators: No man
who voted. against Bryan
should be- considered for a
senatorial nomination.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

Ignatius Donnelly was one
of Minnesota's greatmen. His
fame was international.an evil
dence of, which is shown by
the obituary notices. and edi-
torial comment given by the
London press. He was great
as an orator and as a writer
and doubtless when time re-
moves the prejudice and ami
mostly through which many
regarded him, he will take
rank as one of the most re-
markable Americans: of his
time. ,*I
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

From a political standpoint
the democrats could afford to
smile at the republicans elect
ing,a Doodle senator from the
state, which may happen.
But the democrats as citizens
and as a matterof state pride,
would rather see an able, clean
man elected. They haven t
much to do about it. but they
can prefer advice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

Some New Workers, alleged
democrats who have been sup
porting the republican ticket.
have organized a club, and in
tend to teach "old fashioned
democracy It will be valu-
able to know what the gentle
men mean by that. If they
mean the principles of Jeffer-
son, as promulgated in the
Chicago and Kansas City plat
forms, very we'll. If they
mean the bastard democracy
which supports the demo-
cratic ticket only when privi-
legged interests see no special
difference. between the parties
and contribute impartia11y to
both campaign funds; If they
mean old-fashioned democray
advocated by the leaders
whose betrayal Of party honor
and party pledges caused the
great revolt in the Chicago
10y a,tHL
convention y ito j # they mean these
things they would better
quit now, because the task Is Is
useless ''''1' The rejjuvenated
democracy nstead of falling
back, IS going forward, and
has no time to waste on thee
RES and men who. are as dead
politic allY ] u1ius Caesar.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

Il bring you the stately
matron named Christendom,
returning bedraggled and dis
honored from pirate raids
in Kiao-Chou. Manchuria,
South Africa and the Philip
pines, with her soul full Of
,sneanness, her pocket full of
Doodle and her mouth full
of pious hypocrisies. Give
her soap and towel, but hide
she looking glass. MARK
)fwain's Greeting to the Red
Cross Society.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

President Mckinley has
nominated q son Of Justice
Harlan Of the U nited States
supreme court, to=a lucrative
office in Porto Rico. ltwould
have looked, better for the
president to wait until the inn
rortant constitut ional cases
had been decided. \.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
! 'cTS: d n B q les

sas he Peru (lnd.) Steel Castings COM
m an ploys only men who do not
drink.
,an,:as shire is the next chest county
.tos Lontl on. isz rated at f24, 0O0. 900
against Lcudon s. { Is 500 coo.
In the German empire there are 2,91a
public establis hments for hot baths
one To- every Is. 600 inhab ITS.
Among the thousands 81 bodies bur.
led IL the potter,s field of New York
there IL not one of q Chinaman .ts
A California paper says that the men
who live on the ranges are notable FOL
their remarkably retentive memories.
ZS It has been suggested lately that the
wireless telegraph might find q useful
application in the fire alarm signaling
The British claim to control the gold
fish market OF the world. The fish are
getting scarce and the price has dou,
bled. .sS.S$ Be ).
n The next census round up will find
=1O0, OOO, 600 IN the. United States. So
says the superinten lent Of the census
bureau. 5Es:. s5SI. Il. 4.
The scheme to divide Texas has been
revived. II it should ever come to any.
thing, Ell I'aso would be made the cap.
ital Of the new state. III ,s ..;. Il
III. Awide@ awake American has erected
steam pumps on the Jordan and is sup.
plying churches all over Europe with
genuine Jordan water. <E# {. . st5z ,s
~ ~ = ! {
The salmon output in the northwest
exceeds that Of all former years. Not
wanting any more was the only limit
to the catch this season.
y Anticosti island, In the gulf OF st
Lawrence, though owned by q French.
man is under the British flag and sub.
ject to the Canadian laws. ISL . s5 7sz ~ e.
The diamond tooth craze seems to BIZ
increasing, and New York dentist de
clares be simply piled up orders dur
ing his stay in: the French capital.
+ A conduit line to cost $500, 600 Is pro
jected in Folkestone, Kent, England
In down town sections. with an over
head trolley system in the suburbs.
An eminent Italian doctor has beer
experimenting with the inhalation Of
petroleum fumes in cases Of wboopina
cough and has obtained good results. ).
Houses WHICH are damp because OF
proximity to undrained land may bt
rendered more habitable: by PLANTING
the laurel and the sunflower near then,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
hisisz the quest on hat
does Pat Grove know about
the Cronin murd er

. The owners Of the great
London review, g}the Nine
teenth cent fury, forgot to reg
lister the title Of e wentieth
century 4 and another firm
got il, So. they will call the
magazine The Nineteenth
century and After. s 81: ..s=. ..=: !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
litl NOR 9 OUR


ss Parl0r elocutiOns Is not so much OF o.
fad Sas It once was. but So rs o style Of
entertainment still INDUCED In At q.
recent Detroit IS function the many
guests We're favored by d young lady
IWI lo has fine histrionic ability coupled
with except ional= powers ii the delivery
stirring lines:
Rss g g one part OF her selection she was
upon to shout :. Fire, fire and
did SO in q scream so realistic that o
slewsboY on the outside was left with
out the slightest doubt of his duty In
the premi ses He took up the cry With
igor rivaling that of the gifted
young lady her boys Joined in:withf
youthful enthusiasm, the unaccount-
able crowd poured in from every direc-s
! ton. and the man on the corner who Is
custodian Of the key lost no time In
turning In an alarm. #= a
Il Engines and trucks came with q
/ from a side street and swocped down
Ikea bird Of prey, and q patrol wagon
4 hurried to the center of the excited as
semblage without regard to conse-
luences. ..s. & 81 ..::.5= Ss*= /
80 Fire. whooped q timid but obsery-
ing woman within. and there was a
stampede that choked the doorways,
tore dresses, made men forget the pre-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
It doesn't look mach like
Evans or Clapp for senator.
Lowry has ducats..: .,..-:~-

They do say lots of legisla-
tors are interested in seeing
j wealthy senatorial. candidate.
The result will show.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

. Supt. Rowe vas ID the Chicago
Great y eetern wlreck. znear Sargent,
MINI ThnrsfI y no ming Lass week,
but=1eceived no mi Il 3sz &
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

S. B. Stombs brother-in-law Of
Mrs. A. 81. Bryan. died Saturday at
Rochester, Mimi. aged 81 years. Mrs.
Bryan attended the funeral, which
took place at Stllw alter Monday. :
The deceased leaves q wife and four;
sons, -. z ;, y sss:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

Geo.. Hamlin took Ned Hulnn's
place On the axitc hing, crew during
the latter illness, q. q.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11
AHlIhl QIQ ||llQ(fQI.
From 81 I. The csl!tlt. i!I.c.

9cha r's berries. every one. Mnnacl 1a q vent
= oot 3 rod - No 3 <,o,d IS "a
- e.. .1''', IS 8 Is A'1' 9 s.
y .<.,a' IS, g. &, 3,
Low VII not get He, salo tne roo,
5' D YOU get an az to cut me. 80, He
came to the: AZ. # 3. Nv hat news today 2"
said the az. It's my owns pews I'm
sseeking. Going looking for an az. an AZ
"a c,lt q rod. rod "a ma ke 4 pad s paf
~ bano Man i, Z, ~ 3, a.
s;os ~ rv an 49, 80 - 8
n syn viii no+ a. a -, !, 8. Y, =.
..,,,+;i vomD cot to ~ sun w ~
- tho 4. :, ~ 80 >,
sa,s +ha aao.. ~, ~,
saotno 1Sa;r, 1oo, ~. aasa. !. - =.
s5oo ~ ,o,1 ,.as =
rad = DAD - hanc M un J. ,Eha e ). e :
nv rosnherr;ea avarv nne ;, - 80
l ..van Nil NJ 90 80 .; as =,
..,,nt;1 vnu = sy : g., ),
mn - tha ra+a, '.syvhat ]" 49,. "a. %;
saws the wafer, .:It,a nv own :" news t,,a+
Pm seeking. Going looking for wa ,t.s
water "a wet flap to eilra NJ ~ tnsc,,t :
md. 4 rod to make saad = oad - hana
Manachar. who. ate asnberries e .,,1
one. .zs: -. g 90. -
"You will not &c, get, ~, ne said the water
until you get a deer who win swim
me-" he came to the deer. .yV Y : news y,
today p saws the deer dts NV own ,. new, ~
I'm seeking. Going LOOKING for ! door 2
deer to swim water. water to wet Aap'
aag to edge Ak. * "a emf rod Z rod :" j
make a cad. a cad to hang Manachar, !
who ate my raspberries eyery ONE, -
You will not get me-" said the deer.
until you get a hound who win hunt
,1Vf~s
news toaay?'' says the hound. CTS nv
for hound, hound to hunt deer. deer to
edge ak. ar to cut rod; a rod to make n
my raspberries every one.'' zsz,..;. ,E.>,E7.,.
"until you get BIT az butter "a, mt "a
INV claw" He came to the butter.
"What news today?'' saws the hutter.
s"It'g INV own news I'm seekinp. j Goino
looking for butter. hntterz "a 20 in claw
of hound. honnd ia hunt deer deer 10
Z swim water water "a wet fiap. aar I'd
edge ax. ar ia cut rod. q rod t. maize s.
CAD. q CAD to hang Manachar. who ate
NV rssnherries everv nne,' :,...; II =
! ssYou will NOT xet me. m 81 the hntter:
until YOU get :. cat who shall serane
me-" He came to the cat. <..What news
today p said the ca. OFFS INV own
news :I'nr, snelin9.,5 Gninx lookinv for
cat. tcat to scrape butter. hntter Il, "a IN
claw of hound. hound ia hunt deer deer
10 sv;ro ,rator raato,. - ~ az a. -.
edge AZ. AZ to cut 4 rod. 3 rod n, 'maFa :
CAD: 4 rad to hang Mnnachar. who 81.
my raspberries every one. =: 70,
1SV <,,->,r,sl ~ L~.Es,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-11

Don. r. Davidson, brother Of a. R ],
A. D. and VIM: Davidson, died st his
home at Wahpet on, N !. D Wednes-
day morning, Of typhoid fever, aged.
80 years. Mr.. Davidson had. only.
been i'll a few weeks, and until Mons.
day recovery was expected. He
leaves q wife and daughter.
Mr.. Davidson in company with. his
brothers, was largely interested in.
banking and land enterprises. he
was cashier of the Citizens National.
bank of Wahpeton. He was active
in politics, and was postmastor@at
the time OF his death. He often Wis
tied in Little Falls, where he vas we'll
liked. He was very active and in
dustrious business man.. '+. !.
A. r. Davidson left Tuesday for
Wahpeton. The funeral took place
Wednesday,. and the remains were
taken to the old home at Marshall,
MIMI, for burial. I IA. 4 E. .=.@