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The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-27
McLAURIN NOT READY TO TALK.
VIII Consult His Lieute nants-The
Committees Action n surprise.

Committees Action n surprise.
Columbia, S. C., July s.--senator
McLaurin was visited to-day at his
cottage on Paris Mountain. Greenville
county. and told Of the action of the
Democratic Executive Committee last
night. and asked for an expression. He
declined to say a word. 1t is believed
the Senator will issue an address or
statement as soon as his lieutenants
have been consulted. The action of
the committee was a great surprise
throughout the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-27
HER PLATES NOT IuRT.
No Damage whatever 90 constitn-
lions Bottom.

Bristol r. l.. July 2e.--The consti-
tuition was taken out on the marine
railway this Afternoon 10 ascertain
what damage. n any her plating Fue-
tained wnan she struck rock ~
wreck IN New London Thursday. No
damage 20 her plates Whatever could
be found.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-27

tbo.i. earned here on very good au-
ro,. that there will not be many
lJL. appointments in South Carolina
r,, nat or j. r. Richardson for post
ter. AT Greenville. In some quar-
M mas been assumed that because
Of w. ~, richardson's appointment, many
hot5iule old line Republicans who are
bs,"s Office In South Carolina would
W- 10 go to make room for men OF
is Hlchardson's political views. such
so1 tne case. II is stated that Law
on ',tlton will probably be re-appolnt-
M. iHi shal and Il. A. Webster collec-
...5,t internal revenue II the business
no 81, 10y OF their Offices has been such
Tsl', insure their retention in Office.
.., nhs been some talk that Law
Aellon viii be succeeded By a foi-
tt,, W senator McLaurin, but SEN
tt, .l'laurin does not care 10 take
d.. possibility OF turning out an
......'l hne Republicans and 20 the
b. 'N. ment ~ former Democrats viii
IA nn' only here and there. N the
us N.' Republicans are retained IN
b, ,t will certainly have cause 10
49, .iPtm 10 Senator MeLsurin en-.
''t-A ~ his position here "a eueh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
FOOLISH BIckERINe.
Is New York Yacht Club Afraid tia: lam. !,
Boat Is the Best?

New York, May 2s.-The WorId $50,
say, tomorrow: The letter OF TIN ~
w. Lawson, owner Of the Inde,,a",'
ancc, in which he says he win en-.
an interest in his yacht to a ms,r. -
o. the club, vas received al ,be I'M
h0nse. Sunday. a meeting OF tbs ens.
mIttee VIII be held, today (Mondav, !.
frame an answer
An objccting member. who is al..
member Of the challenge comrnI,,,.
mry raisc the point that Mr.. Law
has not complied with the Iet,s, !.
Commodore Ledyard's demands y I.
remains to be seen at the mee,ins ~
day what following this commi,,.a
man may have.
Ee claims that Mr.. Lawson. in 80,
Ing to charter 4 part Of his boat m a..
one the yacht clubs committee -
sclect, throws the onus Of the handI,,.
~ the independence on the club. VIZ
Mr.. Lawson should select a ne,,o,
hinself and one that the club NJ
would be satisfied with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Colby, 0: Bates. 4.

Lewiston. Me-. May 25.-Colby defeated
Bates for the second time this season NJ
Garcclon field, this afternoon. in fast
and well-playcd game.
Both Saunders and Townc pitched gilt
edged bail. but Saunders succeeded in
keeping his opponents hits scattered.
Colby punched theirs off Townc. get
ting six with Il total oi seven and ave
runs in the third and four for three runs
in the ninth. In the other innings they
got but three hits. Townc strUcE out ninc
men and Saunders eight
Bates was unlucky i'm having several of
her hits made with the bases empty and
two ont and she also lost several chances
10 score by mise rabc base running.
Bucknam and Smith made brilliant
catches. Smith taking a foul fly with his
left hand. slipping and falling as he was
about To catch Il. and putting out has
hand just right TO hold the ball. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
OFFICES FOR HaWAllANS.
Under Civil Service Rules Fifteen Jobs Are
Awaiting Hawaii's Citizens.

Washington. May 26.-Chief Exami-
ner A. II. Serven of the civil service
commission has started for Honolulu
where he and Civil Service Commits
sioner Rodenberg will look into the
civil service in Hawaii. They expect
to reach Honolulu about the 14th of
June. During the following two
weeks an opportunity will be given
citizens Of the United States residing
in Hawaii to be examined for a num-
ber of positions in the classified SER
vice there and at Washington. Ha-
waii is entitled to Is appointments in
the apportioned departmental service
in Washington and five in the govern
ment printing Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
THEY MET HEAD ON.
Steamer Gadsby and Schooner Frank A. Pal.
mer Of Bath in Collision.

New York. May 2e.-The British
steamer Gadsby of the American and
Australian Steamship Line. which sail
ed from this port. Friday. for Auckland
and Wellington, New Zealand, with a
fun cargo of merchandise, returned,
today, with her port bow badly dam
aged and boats smashed as a result of
n collision, last night, with the four
mastcd schooner Frank A. Palmer of
Bath. Me. The steamer went to an an
chorage off Liberty island.
About an hour later the schooner
Frank a. Palmer passed into quarantine
with port bows stove and other dam
age and loss of anchor. The Palmer
sailed from Portland. Me-. May is. for
Philadelphia, in command of Captain
Rawdng. Both vessels will have to re-
pair before proceeding.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Other Games, Saturday.

At Providcnce--Yalc. 2: Brown.
At Orono-Bowdoin. S: U: OF A.. Z
At TOronto--TOrOnto, 6; MontreaI. .. ;.
At Buffalo-Worccster il: Piovidenc.' !.
AT Syracuse-Syracusc. 10; Hartford. y:
At New Havcn-Yalc Oi IL: Harvaru
'0i, 4.
At Chelmsford. II: Bil'eri-
Ca, II.
At Rockland-R Rockland High. 8; Rock
At Sanford. Me.-South Berwick. .: San
ford, z.
At Dover. N. H.-Sawyer. 6: East Roch-
At Portsmouth-Epping. S: Maple
wood. g
AT Cambridgc-Harvard. 5; U. OF
Mich. 4.
Al Dover. N. H.-Dover, G; Scmcrs
worth. 2.
At MISUNDERSTANDING High. -; Eek
ctcr High. 4.
All the Connecticut League games were
postponed: rain.
At Wakefieid-Wakc:icld High. 1S: Bal-
lou and hobiaand, o.
At BridGton. Mc-Brids;on Academy. Z;
Hebron Academy. l.
AT Midllebury-Mi Middlcbury College. Z;
Norwich University. 6.
At South Portland. Mc.--Fort Preble. g.
Lewiston Volunteers, 5.
At own-Dartmouth h-Nili.amS
game postponed by rain.
At Manchester. Vt.-Troy Conference
Academy, II; Burr 4 Burton. >.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
IN COMMISSION.
Tn, Constitution Handed Over 10 The sys1;, !.
by the Herreshoiis.

Bristol. X. T.. May 2G.-The c1n v,,,.
Constitution was formally placed IN ca,-
mission at the Herreshon works hers :.
l2.45 l.. NJ. Saturday. when before W. !.
nommodore August Belmont Of the New
York Yacht Club, and a number ~ ~.
Constitution syndicate, the private siyssI ~,
Of w. Butler Duncan was raised ,0 tbs
main topmast truck. ''
Before the departure for Newport. Mr.
Duncan conferred with Mr. HerreshoY N
regard TO additional material New steei
spar.i Will be made at once at the Heyres.
hoffs'. and an extra mainsail is being I'M
in The sail loft. The extra backstayy
placed on the maiEfrast are said bv an
authority in rigging to .ivc 50 much sfa-
Diity to the spa that there is no cange-
Of ii topplinE over.
Capt. Rho2dcs mas had the topsdes IF
the boat painted, and she gives verr
trim appearance. shortly after O'Clock
the Scout took the boat in tow for New.
port, followed b. the Mount Morris.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
A RA e FOR LIFE.
Chances for Luigi Storti. the Condcmnt d
Murderer. Are Very Slim.

Boston, May 26.-Thc Journal will say.
tomorrow: A race for life will undoubt-
edly occur today, between counsc, for
Luigi Storti. the condemned murderer.
and the authorities. On Saturday night,
the respitc granted by Gov. Crane and
his council expired and, today. the su-
prcme court in Washington Will hand
down its decision on the motion made b.
Attorney General knowlton TO dismiss
the appeal made by Stortis counsel.
Even then II the motion made by tn,
attorney general be allowed, Storti will
be executed. 1t is stated on excellent au-
thority that the government Will not
grant any more indulgence to the dc
fence. that Storti will be executed al
once"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
PHIllIPS-ExEIER WINS.
Takes the Dual Track Games from PAllls
Andover. 65 to 43.

Andover. May 26.-Phillips- Exeter
vanquishcd her cid rival. Phillips
Andover. in the dual track games. Sat
urday, by score Of 81 to 43 points.
The weather conditions We're poor.
one inter-school record was broken
and one equallcd. In the quarter mile
Smith Of Exeter, won in 40 As seconds.
almost three seconds under the previ-
Gus record. In the 220-yard dach Capt.
Schick of the Andover team equalled
his record OF % 2-5 seconds. made on
the Exeter track last June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
TWO CANOE ACCIDENTS
Occur. Sunday at Wi'Iimantic, c.. and y"
Life Is Lost.

Willimantic. Conn.,. May Do
canoe accidents, one fatal. oecurlN ],
the Willimantic river, today oh", ~,
4. Smith. % years old, lost ms ~
while attempting with compa'i'on Ia
naddle a new canoe. Smith, Who .o-
not swim. sank Immediately. Mo-,
Wcbber, his companion, maze MS
to shore. r;sls
Judge Of Probate Charles N. JAN. AN
and VIM. r. Jordan were oNei'. "a
while venturing through the rap'us
low the city. Both reached the si'O'''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
U. O. G. C. ELECTS OFFICERS.
Or. ]. D. Young Of Boston Is Made the S~
Supreme Commander.

Knoxville. Tenn, May 2o.-The su-
prcme Commandery of the United VI
dcr Of the Golden Cross elected the foi-
wing officers. Saturday: supreme
commander. Dr. John d. Young bug
ton; supreme vice commander. fosen'
Eads. Brockton, Mass; supreme hieu,'
cal director, DR.. John {. ste"a,.
Yorkville. Me: supreme preiate' rev. =
l.. Dole, College Corners, o.: supreh'
chancellor, John III. Ehle. Wasniiis'O'
ID. c.: supreme advisor. W. B. fo"elS
Boston: supreme herald, J. a. Iapo,'
Boston: supreme inner gate su''1
Mrs. Lizzie A. Derby, Leomii's''''
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
c0HR0Y WINS.
III, 3-Year-OId Lands III. Brooklyn handicap
2O9 Flat.

New York. May 26.-James R. Keene's S
Conroy. the first 3-year-old to win "a
Brooklyn handicap, cantercd home in
front at the Gravesend race track Satur-
day. with the odds OF to against aim.
while Hernert finished second with
Banastar. was away back in the ruck,
unable to get up his speed in the heay !
',oing. Time. 2.o9. Distance. ~ miles
The race IS worth $1,000. OF this
amount s9a1 goes to the winner, $500 10
the second horse and 500 to the third.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
UNITED IN DEATH.
Strange and Unexplained Suicide and Murder
by An Engaged Couple.

Key West. Fla, May GA tragedy oc-
Cured here. last night, at the cottage oc-
Cupied by the ID Ormond Fuller opera
Company. and as a result Miss lncZ Leon
ard and Edgar Beaucligh. two members
of the company. are dead. 1t is believed
that Beaucligh shot Miss Leonard and
then killed himself with a rifle which was
1ound in the room. Manager DOrmond
said that he could not account for the
tragedy. Miss Leonard and Beaucligl
were engaged to he marricu and as far as
he knew no quarrel had occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
FOUR KILLED. 80 WOUNDED.
Beers Attack Convoy. but Are Driven y" -"
Fierce Fight.

London. May 26.-The war ol,i'. sror,
received the following dispa'." Nay
Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria. Ss
a6: "A superior force OF Boe's he.
determined attack on coh.I >..oon,.
tween Ventersdrop and Potchels, loss
May 2S, but was driven OH. The
was four killed and so wounoeu'
convoy arrived in safety.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

struck on the Jaw. by a bounding ground-
er from Kellcy's bat and knocked down
and out. He was unconscious for nearly
IS minutes and was unable to continue IN
the game. His jaw was cut by the blow,
but 1t ID thought he will be able to play
In Mondays game. This accident MADE
the Bangor team trifie nervous. anu
Smiths aggregation piled up six runs on
them In that inning. :
The feature of the game was the work
OF Clark at short for Manchester. Inc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
The Weeks Schedules.

Monday -Pittsburg at Boston. Chicago
at Brooklyn. Cincinatu at New York. 81.
Louis at Philadelphia.
Tuesday. Wednesday and two games
Thursday-ChicaG at Boston, Fittshurf;
at Brooklyn. st. Louis at New York. Gin
cinatu at Philadelphia.
STANDARDIZATION at New York. Brook
Ign a Philadelphia. cinCinatti at Pitts
burg. ST. Louis at Chicago.
SundaN-St. Louis ~ Cincinatu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Nashua. !; Portland. 6.

Portland. Me. May 2J.-Nashua defeated
Portland on the local grounds this after
noon by score of to 6. The visitors
put up a surprisingly good game. and Sc
cured five runs In the second inning
through errors. The features OF the game
was the work of Dillon. the Nashua
pitcher and the batting of Conroy. Gaff
ncy pitched a good game Tor the home
team after the second inning. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
BANGOR.

Runs madc-By Sheet ?, Hcrw!g. Kelley
2. Kane. Shinal. Evans. Clark .. McC,oud.
j. Kelly. Smith 2. Willis. Two-basc hit
Kane. Stolen bascs-J. Kelly, Hayward.
Smith. Nelson, Clark. Bases on balls-By
McCloud }, by Willis ?. Struck out-By
McCloud 8. by Willis .. Sacrifice hits
Shinal, Kane. Umpire. Lczotte. Tine.
1hr Sam. Attendance. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
GEf;ALDS.

WatcrvilIc 00021 10000 000 20 0 CT
Geralds II o o o > @ . o o00 oOo0 @
Two-base hit-McBain. Thrce-base HI
donovan. Double play-HaSSerty. OS
borne. Allen. Bases on bails-By BusheY.
3. Hit by pitched hall-Dailey. Struck
out-Rv Bushey. n; BY Russell. II. Pass
Cd balls-Donnovan 5: McBain. l. Time,
ihr Umpire lockwood of Colby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
BATES.

Runs made-By Rice. Saunders >. New
enham . MeSsrvc, Cowinc. Leighton.
Smith. Stone 2, Buckuam. 1wo-base hit
Saunders. T"wnc. Stone. Thrcc-baSc hi
-Munrue Base on balls-By Saunders.
hy Tnwnc 9. Struck out--Sy Saunders s.
by Tcwne 9. Wild pitches-Townc :.
Passed halls-Cowing. Umpire Iassett
Of Portland. Time. Ihr 35m.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
The va'kyric III to Be Broken Up.

Glasgow. May 25.-The Valkyrie III
Uord Dunraven's yacht. defeated BY
the Defender in the 1895 contest for the
Americas cup). which is lying in Gou-
rock, is to be broken up. next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Manchester. II; Bangor. 4.

Bangor, Me-, May 25.-Barring the Sec
ond inning today's Manchester Bangor
game was all that any admirer of the
game could wish for. 1t was played fast
and close by both teams
In the second Hayward Of Bangor was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
IiAN ERlfIL.L.

Runs madc-By O'Toolc. " Gods. Board
man. Burrill. Mulianey 2. Downey. Fla
hcrty. Two-basc hits-Wccds Boa -lman.
Eurril. Stolen base-Mu.laney. Double
pays-Stackpolc. ON.il, Dorsey. Dorsey.
First base on baIis-By Lc!hcrt. by Stack
pole 2. by Schneider. Hit by pitchc ball
-Leihcrt. Wise. Struck out-By Stack
pole 3. by Schneider 4. by Lcibcrt 9. I'm
pire. Whcclock. Time. lhr 30m. Attend
ance. 100.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

Charles Milliken and Barton n r;v,r
,re building for use on the .S,,,er to
this summer. a 32-foot crait s. rssd in
the flying proa, form OF boat '
the South Sea islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
TINE INDEPENDENCE
Continued from page u

abacnrc hag and the New York y,,..
Cub burgcc was run up. cht
Capt. Rhodes came ashore a, ,n
arrange for the CONSTITUTIONS 20 %
iDgg. "or'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
American League. Sunday.
AT CHICAGO.

AT CHICAGO.
c1go 0 0 % ks H.
Baltimore ...0 0 O.. 0 0 0-D- 90
Batteries-Grifiith and Sugden: Dunn.
Mct;innity and Robinson. Attendance.
Il, so.
AT MILWAUKEE.
Nilw'kee 0 o a 0 O0 1-G-13-?
Phild hia 0 0 0 0 2 D 0-5- 80
Batteries-Hawley. Leahy and Connor:
MilliGan. Bernhard and Powers. Attend
ance, 10,60G
At Detroit-The Detroit Washington
game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Other Games. Sunday.

At Syracusc-Syracusc. /; Hartford. ?.
At i'roviGencC-Provid idcnce, {. Wurccs-
ter. >.
At Buffilo-Thc Euffa. Rochester gam-
WAS postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
PORTLAND.

Runs made--By Barry :, Q Bflen, t0N-
roy, Wiley. Cameron. Coverney. Allen
Hanscun, Shea kearncy, coluoys, Boyle.
wo-basc hits-kearney. Shea. Stolen
bascS-Barry. kcarncy. Sacrifice hits +
CARTS >. First base on hails-On Gaff-
ncy ). off Dillon. Struck out-Hy Gaffney
:. by Dillon ). Wild pitches--By Gaffncy
:. Passed ball-CovCrney. Time. lhr Ism
Umpire. Moore. tendance. lOc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
AT MILWAUKEE
American League Standing.


At Eoston-Pittsburg. 10; Boston. 1.
The other games were postponed by
rain or wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
Lewiston. s: Haverhi'i. 2.

Lewiston. Ne. May 25.-Lewston dc
fcatcd faverhill by score Of 6 to In
4 wcll-playcd game. today. Schne!dcrs
pitching was the feature. he keeping hits
well scattered. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
New England League Standing.
American League. Saturday

At Detroit-Washugton 6: Detroit. 8.
At Cl.vcland--BostOn. >; Cleveland. 0.
At ChicaGo-Chicago, G; Philadelphia. )
At Observation-Disclosures &; BI.i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

The Alpha Kappa fraternity Of Bow
doin Medical School, had a reunion at
Riverton park, Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

IT'S the little cold. that srSx !" x,a1SniSunp. w. .
colds; the big colds that ena na ~ ma coldA
ton and death: .v wassn rfne syrsn
INV, ,f&wky,1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
AUGUSTA.

Lake, Connors. KERN. Burke, Ross. Mo-
ran. Gildea. Hassett. Davis, J. Cross.
Stolen bases-Allard. KERN. Burke, Mo-
ran. Double pay-Ring to Burke. FIRST
on balis--By Kcrin 3. by j. Cross. Hit by
pitched bail-By J. Cross. Struck out-By
KERN 3, by J. Cross. 5. Time, 1hr COM
Umpire, Mahoney. Attendance, 4CO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
AMERICAN.

Monday-Bos;on at Cleveland, baltimore
at Chicago. Athletics at Milwaukee.
Tuesday and Wodnesday-BoSton at
Cleveland, Athletics 1T Milwaukee. Balti-
more at chicago. Washington ut Detroit.
Thursday 1.-TWO Eamcs). Friday ana Sat
urday-Boston at Chicago. Athletics Il.
Cleveland. Baltimore at detroit, Washing
ton at Milwaukee.
Sunddy-Bo>t ton a Milwaukee. Athletics
at Detroit, Washington at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27
NEW ENGLAND.

Monday and Tuesday-Haverhill at
Portland. Lowell at Bangor. Manchester
at Augusta. Nashua at Lewiston
Wednesday-Ba Bangor at HaVerhill.
Thursday tmorriug D-Aucusta at i'avcr-
hill Bangor at Manchester. Lowell 81
Nashua, Portland at Lewiston.
Thursday (aiternoonl-AuSusta at la-
Verhill, Bangor at Manchester, NiS..ua a.
Lowell, Lewiston at Portland.
FridaY-Portland at favernill, Lewiston
at Lowell. Augusta at Nashua.
SaturGay-Portland at HaVcrhill. Lewis
ton at Lowell Bangor at Manchester. Au-
gusta at Nashua.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-27

by striking out. This was opportunity
enough. however. to score, Donovan
and the score for the first time was a
q
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-12
PIONEERS DAY
IN MONTANA
Concluded From Fourth Page.)

not so old, will be of interest as per-
manent post.
The usual reduced rates will be
available upon the railroads. Helena
will be largely represented at the meet
ing.
The society was organized in Sep
TENDER, 1884. Henry F. Edgar, of
Plains, is it's president. Membership
has been appreciated by many of the
pioneers of the state. Their reunions
always are a source of pleasure and
remain agreeable remembrances to
every person in attendance. A resi-
dence of . years in the state is the re-
quirements for membership in the So
ciety.
During the days that the pioneers
are in session, the Sons and Daughters
of Montana Pioneers will convene also
at Missoula. X. l.. Word, of Helena,
is president Of this organization. Like
the senior organization, this society
has no formal program at its gather
ings. -Helena Herald.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Kirby.

Mr.. Redmond has purchased the /.
Chambers steers.
Redmond & Fox lost three calves by
wolves last week.
Our old time cowmen, McIneston
and Kirby, are here.
S. L. Busby has returned to take in
the roundup and ship.
Tug Wilson, the old time rancher,
was a recent visitor here.
OFrank Lowry is home and is fixing
to winter three bands of sheep.
The Three Circle outfit are busy
and intend to ship September 5.
The third crop Of alfalfa has been
cut, but does not cure out very fast.
We are hearing frequent complaints
OF the scarcity of feed on the ranges.
There is considerable grumbling
here over the continued fencing up Of
the range.
Miss Shane. the charming young
lady from Canyon creek, paid the Bud
d visit'recently.
Twenty-Five Cheyenne pupils left for
the school at Leavenworth, Kans. a
a few days ago.
horse buyer is now amongst the
Cheyennes. A. Wesley, however, is
getting few each day.
Since the opening of the season for
game there has been quite a demand
for shot guns and shells.
Mr.. Frasier of Billings, was on the
Bud last week buying horses. He pur-
chased two of A. Wesley.
A large party of Sioux passed
through last week on their way to
Dakota. They have been visiting their
friends and allies, the Crows.
WHY NOT.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-12
Decker.

X. F. Stone has returned home from
the roundup.
The river is lower now than it has
ever been before.
Q. 5. Hon is gathering up his fat
cows for shipment.
Pete Salverson of Birnev, is break
ing horses for T. A. Cotton,
There has been considerable rain
tall here during the past two weeks.
Hay crops are very light this year
and there is quite demand for hay
and pasture.
Miss c. E. Mark and sister have
gone to York, Neb, and will not re-
turn until June.
}. 3. Shreve, until recently foreman
for the SIS cattle company, has gone To
work for G. A. Mark.
Frank Talieur moved'his family To
the Rosebud on August 3Oth. where he
intends to stay this winter.
r. A. Evans and family and Vim.
Chichester and family have gone to the
mountains on a pleasure trip.
The Three H Cross and Cross x
roundups have worked the range
around Decker and shipped on the Sd.
NJ. A. Shreve has just finished 2
large hay contract on Badger creek for
J. B. kendrick and is putting up his
second crop of alfalfa.
T. A. Cotton was riding a broncho
at his ranch on Tongue river recently
when the horse fell backwards on a
fence. Mr.. Cotton sustained a severe
injury to his leg, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-12
VILLA N CHERRY.

Other brands-Horses same
as small cut on right shoulder.
Cattle brand same as small cut
on both shoulders.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

Attorney Barr made a business
trip to Lewiston this week.
r. w. Adams left Wednesday morn
ing for Lewiston To make arrange
ments to handle Snake river and Pot
latch FRUIT
Rev. o. v. Wheeler will preach
in the NJ. +. church August 18th
at III a. m. and 7:30 p. IN. All
are cordially invited to these servi-
ces.
The members of the Nj. Il.
church will give an ice cream So
cial next Wednesday evening Aug.
14th at the Wilson opera house.
The social begins at 6 o'clock p. IN.
Geo. Murray, Thomas Nelson
and Ed Jones returned Thursday
evening from the upper Middle
fork of the Clearwater, about $50
miles from here. They report q
broken and mountainous country
making it difficult TO prospect.
While there they visited the graves
of T.. A. Wheeler and Il. Sheen,
who died at that point in 1896 and
were buried by the surviving mem
Der of the party, who only escaped
a death by starvation and scurvey,
by rapid descent into Montana.
These meTare buried just back Of
their cabin on the Forks of the
Clearwater and their rude head
boards tell the story of blasted
hopes Of man in his mad race for
gold.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

To keep house Tor small family.
No objections to widower with one
or two children. For further psrticu-
lars enquire at this Office or write mo.
A. PIERCE,
Winchester, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

Now is the time to fill your wood
shed. You can buy slab wood At the
Nezperce Lumber Cos mill for DOC per
load, four horse team, or 30c per load,
two horse team.