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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-09-28
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lsAnd, rehearsal Monday eve. eve
Peterson: has re-
turned ffD,f, an extended visit SIT.
14th frie,lhs in WISCONSIN.
Merchant slaekey Of Coal
ll1y ls,r rrtlr med fr.,aar q business
trip to the Twin Cities one day
this week. !.
Editor Mccain Of the Paliad-
ium WAS visiting ~ ashburn
this wee Ut ter an interval Of
seventeen years.
Receiver John Satterlund
was greeting friends q nathe city Y
this week, wt,ileton a business
trip from, Bismarck. 81
Attorney Conklin Of James
TOWN, ! was in the city this week
10 look after some legal busi-
ness for the Northern. Pacific
Chas. schwartz esf the North
ernS Pacific tax departing nt,
was III the city this week eff
fecting q settlement with the
county tnissioi.ers, for de-
{ linquent railroad taxes
Thompson Bros, are receiy-
ling their new stock Of hard
ware which they expects e have
placed and read = for business
next week They will ! ,ll! carry
Jevetyt hing in ! \ the he hardware. 4 ll;.'
John Stal ret ned the iir'slt y
t,f the week from Ikansas City
here liz I,as been purctl tlasing
{ cattle 5for his Doug las river
ranct for Bismarck
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-09-28
Ben Belk Of the Wilton
News, was visiting in the city
this week.

Ben 3elk OF the Wilton
News, was visiting in the city
l3this week.
"a number Of Washburn peo-
|ple attended the w. O. w.
ball at Wilton last night.
Goose hunters are more plen-
iful than the game they are
seeking, just and even
decoys would be a relief TO their
vision did not The law forbid
their use.
w. a. Persey has just re-
Icelved q NICE select stock of
watches, clocks, chains, jewel
~, charms, rings, buttons, etc,
at very reasonable prices for
the quality and style, Call in
andssee.
N. r. McAllisterSof TT. Rer-
ftholl, boss farmer for the Mis-
sion there, has Joined the army
of land hunters and was looking
up the right lines with Agent
Lamb this week witlra view Of
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
NEW MILFORD,
.ial to the scranton Tribune.

Nllt'Idl Nv tue scranton lllOOnc.
New Milford. Feb. 26.--Mrs. ID W.
Hager attended the funeral of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Thatcher, at Bridgewater.
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hand spent II portion of
last week with relatives in Bingham
ton.
Yuvil Morse ana sister, Miss Blanche
Morse. OF Binghamton, attended the
funeral of their uncle, NIr. Jacob Well
man, in this township. Sunday.
y. j. Mccarthy was in Scranton ON
business last Saturday.
About thirty people from this place
attended the Christian Endeavor con-
cention at Hartford last Friday and
Saturday.
Jacob Wellman, an aged resident Of
this township, died at his home on
Friday last with pneumonia. The fu-
neral services We're conducted from the
house on sunday. mtcrment in the
New Milford cemetery.
MIS-. Wcllmsn, wife. of the deceased
is very i'll with the same disease as
caused her husbands death.
Mrs. Frank Bannerman. who has
been spending II couple of weeks with
hey parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Tucker, returned to her home in
Brooklyn, y. ", Tuesday.
Miss Helen Hutchings spent sunday
with Brushville friends.
Horace Seymour of Bnghantop
spent a few days with his parents. AFR.
and Mrs. Frank Seymour this week.
MISS katherine Quinn entertained a
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hONESDALE.



Honesdalc, Feb. 27.-Suprrintrndcnt
MacMullen, of the Delaware ana Hud-
son, was in Honesdalc ON business to-
day.
}. r. Welsh, travelling passenger
agent of the ontario ana Western, was
a Honcsdalc visitor yesterday.
Governor Stone has appointed Dr. f..
w. Powell, Of Honcsdalc to be coroner
of Wayne county, vice Dr. &. T.. Foster,
deceased, to serve until the first Mon
day in January, 1902
The last number in thu christian En-
deaNOr entertainment course will he
given Monday evening, March /, i'm the
opera house by the Lotus Glee club, Of
Boston. George SaNmour LcuOX and
q. Morgan Striclilett. tenOrs: Charles
l.. Lewis ana Edward Martindcll.
baSsos; Mrs, Minnie Smith, dramatic
reader are with the company. Thoy
are highly recommended.
Rev. DIR. Coke. of the Scranton ARCH
deaconry,will ofIiciate at Grace church,
lionesdale, Friday evening.
On Friday evening an entertainment
Will he given in the SeelcyVille school
building, consisting of readings by
Homer Greene. and rocitations, vocal
ana instrumental music by local talent.
i"r the benefit of the chapel FUND.
Grand jury court iS in session this
week, with Andrew Thompson, nr
HOnesdale, as foreman.
ON Saturday next n local teachers
Institute will he held in the Uonos1u,o
High school building. \ very interest
ing programme has been prepared bv
tn" committee
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few of her intimate friends at a candy
pull oif Tuesday evening. Those pres
ent were: Misses Lucia Butterheld,
Henrietta Hayden, Mabelle Elbrecht,
Nellie Quinn and Katherine quinn;
Messrs. Charles Benjamin, Ray Nd
rich, Thomas Brick. and Arthur Haw-
ley.
Mr.. \. g. Norris, who has been ser-
iously Ill for some time with Brights
disease. died at his late home In this
place. Tuesday morning.
n committee meeting will be held at
the home Of Rev. /. -. Mallery on Sat
urday afternoon for the purpose of ar
ranging II programme for the next
Sunday school convention.
Union services viii be conducted in
the Methodist church next Sunday eve
ming by Rev. Charles Smith.
The many friends of William Rey-
nolds, who has been confined to his
home for a number Of weeks with a
broken limb, are glad to know that
he is able To be out again
Mrs. III. cobb. of the township. living
near Heart Lake. sustained serious in
juries last Sunday while returning
from church. The horse. spirited
animal, started up quite briskly when
about one or two rods from the rail-
road crossing. and as the sleigh struck
the track, in some way was quickly
overturned, throwing the occupants
out and breaking twice, both arms Of
MIS-. COBB, one arm was so badly
crushed as to make recovery doubtful
without amputation. The other occu-
pants of the sleigh were uniniured
Mrs. Cobb was lady 81 years of age.
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NORTHEASTERN
ss3 s PENNSYLVANIA

pices of the Wyoming Firemen. g. b.
Law, the elocutlonist. accompanied the
club.
The Amphictyon society VIII give It's
open session In the near future.
Tho recital of the musical depart
ment under the direction of Prof II.
V. Stadlcr. will he held in Nelson Me-
mortal hall on Friday evening,
The winter term examinations will
occur on March II ana H. After these
examinations the list of honor stu
dents WIN he determined. From this
honor list five boys and five girls are
chosen to speak at commencement.
William Law called on his son.
charles. and daughter. Isabel, last
saturday
The nominating committee of the
Young Mems Christian association
have made the following report for
officers for l9ol-l9Oi: President. Bruce
II. Corbin: vice president. Harold $.
krauter: secretary, 6. T.. Butz: treas
urer. Charles II. Law.
DIR. & Parker Cadmrr. pastor Of the
Metropolitan temple. New York, VIII
give his lecture on "Liic in London -
in Nelson hall. Wednesday. March G..
DR.. Cadman is q very popular plat
form orator.
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DURYEA.


cpeClal 10 thc scranton tribune,
Duryea. Feb. 21.-One of the most
delightful parties that has been held
in this locality for some time was ten
dercd Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carey. of Grove street. in honor
of her seventeenth birthday by several
of her friends on Monday evening. The
merry guests assembled at her home
and INDUCED i'm the usual pleasures
for such an occasion, after which re-
fr1shnents were served. Those pres
ent were: From Scranton. William
Kerr; Pittston. Mr.. Arthur Johns;
Barbertown, Miss Rachel Davis:
AVoca, Misses Bessie williams. Jennie
Frederick. Mabel Carey. Matte Decide.
Minnie Warren and MesSrs. Joshua
and George James. George BOslcy,
John Il, Williams, William Williams,
Andrew Mitchell, Daniel Llcwtllyn.
Bert PrOsser, Samuel Boslry, John
Frederick and Thomas Williams.
Honesdale, Mr. Stanley Drake; Moosic.
Miss Gcan l.. Dick: old Forge, Miss
Hannah Taylor Duryna, Misses Lizzie
Davis, Mary and Belle Nelson, Mamie
Nealon, Nellie Dnks. Jennie Powell,
Florence BeVan; Messrs. Joseph Fer.
guson. Orin Reed, Charles Brown, Will
liam ana Ben. Powell. John Burns ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank carey ana family.
Tuesday, the last evening of the
Lawrence Hose cOmpany's fair was
largely attended and prizes We're won
as follows: Fifty pounds of flour, Mr..
Robinson Martin. Dulyoa. oil stove,
Mr.. +. W. Meier. Taylor. The holder
of the luckily number tor the cake
made by Mr.. Green has never APP
peared to claim his prize. The number
is 51i. The drawing for the so gold
picc, Will take place saturday evening.
also the contest tor the parlor suite.
The fair this year has been a great
success. The Taylor Hose company,
No. !, attended Tuesday evening.
our township commissioners ar
anXiously awaiting the decision Of the
Sunbury court on petitions filed by
some of the coal companies. Some
time ago it was reported fully in The
Tribune that the offers sent by the
Pennsylvania Coal company to repair
the township roads We're rejected by
our worthy commissioners, Now the
coal companies claim the right to be
allowed to fix the roads Under the law
of 1898 and the commissioners claim
otherwise under the law of 1899
Miss Lillian Burlcigh left to visit
her mother. Mrs. Burleigh. of Tunk-
hammock, Wednesday.
Mr.. Alex Campbell is improving after
his recent illness and his father, Mr..
John Campbell. who was So seriously
i'll for some weeks. is also recovering.
Trouble has again appeared at the
Blakey hotel. Mr.. Martin Cawlcy was
committed to the county jail in default
of $500 bail for threats.
Miss Nettie daughter of Ar ana
Mrs. William Shales. is improving. af-
ter her recent illness.
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.-FACTORYVILLE,
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.


Factoryvillc. Feb. CIV. II. Dodd
has moyed to Scranton. where he is
working at his trade as n moulder
Z Another rare treat Is in store for our
townspeople in the near future. when
Homer Greene, of Honcsdale thc Rud-
yard Kipling of Wayne county,. will
read from his own works at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. under the aus
piccs of tn" Epworth league, and will
compose one Of series of three lee
lures that the league will give.
Mrs. +. l.. Watkins, who has been
at the bedside of her mother, who is
i'll, for the past three months. has re-
turned home for II short time.
George Dershimer the genial msur-
ance agent of Tunkhannock, was a
pleasant caller here Tuesday.
FactoryVille encampment, No. 2i6
independent Order of odd Fellows, at
n regular meeting last night conferred
the first degree on one candidate and
elected officers for the ensuing term.
The funeral OF Hiram Squel. was
conducted last Tuesday at the Stark
church.
Friday afternoon and evening at the
First Baptist church will occur the re-
ception aud donation to Rev. q. Il.
Smith and family. Warm maple sugar
andjhts of other good things will be
served. Everyone is welcome.
Thdmas Reynolds and Fred NJ. Os-
terhont are on the grand jury for
April term, and Nj. V. Townsend is on
the trial jury the first week.
Mrs, \, w. Eilenberger was a visitor
to the Electric city on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Wilson. of Philadelphia.
spent sunday here at the home of T..
j. Biddleman.
Wihifm Atosre IS seriously in at the
home ,Qt George Pipher.
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HALLSTEAD.


Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
Hallstcad, Feb. 27.-A p,,nna ,i,,,,,
club iS being organized nj IN, yonn,,
Mems Christian association. Fifteen
members have already united with tho
club. 1t is proposed 10 starr ON ,
modest scale ut first, with a pair ur
parallel bars, punching bar and
Indian clubs, ana tn gradually In
crease the appointments. 4 meeting
"L all men interested is called for
Tuesday evening.
brakeman Frank Jaciiaon has baen
promoted 10 a passenger ran. lie Is
now working ON trains ana 10 from
ilhShamton To Hoboken ana return.
Mf' ana Mrs. IL. Il. Perry are ut
ilahC"cN' y. Y. Whor" Mrs. Perry's
father is i'll ana not expected to rc.
cover.
Engineer g. r. Mccormick. who I'm.
jnrcd his foot while at work on his
engine, Is still unable to resume his
regular run on the road.
l., q. simmons had an exciting cx-
perience the other night. His Young
est son had lcft bath tub standing
IN the middle of The floor. Simmon,
was awakened by noise about q n.
M, and thinking burglars were get
ling in, h" jumped firm his bed to
make an Investigation, In his huily.
j" lcll over the balm tu0. His head
was cut 50 deep chat ,he bone was
exposed.
Norton Wolcott was in Monrose on
business last week.
Mr. ana MIR. Frank Lawrence win
this week remove from their present
residence, on Main street. into The
house next to the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Surridge have com.
monced housekeeping in the home
owned by Henry Kapp, on Pine
street.
Mrs. j. J.. Ross Is conyalcscing from
her recent Illness
Mrs, n. W, HaIsey Is among the
sick this week.
II, :, Carver has secured tho con-
tract tor the painting of sis houses
belonging To Ms, Jowctt, in Jovatt
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MONTROSE.
Special. q the Scranton Tribune.

= -
op.eiN 70 'pe ,e'i"n''" i'''une'
Montrose. FEB. 2,'--The entire hre
department. was called on this morn
ms to'saNe the rcsidenee OF Dr. Charles
Decker, which was said To be at the
mercy " the llaines. Before the fire.
men'te'tched the scene OF the coniia-
sratieIr9 they We're met by runners,
who frtprlu9d them that the fire was
out .yid ''hpir services would not be
requN~nF =" our hre ladoles' imam
Wnom none are more galiant ana praNc.
had 4ut - turn about ana drag their
appX4 tsrh1ck to their quarters. IN
NestH IA (iisclosed the fact that All
the <en'mstlon had been caused pH
sonli4,set1t sisior. packing catching hre
NJ lhe ~ snent ~ Tue mousse Wnhc
the doMEs ende'ivorine 10 thaw
out axgFen Water-pipe' lhcrc was
no daWase done.
INV Fmera' pl INC 'ate ron H. DE-
Miiiaru wiz oe atsnoeu ironl tne bap'
INST cHnrerat HiSn tomorrow INC IN
terment VIII DC III inc Moh'rose ceme'
tr!' - ~ = y ,,.,.
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"Hu,,aapptll'G: p. j.: hIcNSltr "nu l.ssH pl1N
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'dnl'a ssss'ihi'iliG, - ihi'il Oh new hoth' ''c
wen hIlo"ii ar''s,' VINO mas spent many
summers !" No''tl"se a''u ele''cu "cre
lhaHnlut'hI 'o.''e ,"''o S'uuIo a"u "c-
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
FOREST CITY.

special To ,ho scranton Tribune
Forest city, Feb. G.--Thc many
friends OF Chairman Lcck. who had an
arm amputated in Port Jervls hospl-
tai saturday, as Il result OF an acci-
dent in a Saw-mill at Rowlands Sat
urdaN, viii be pleased to know that
lac is getting along as well ms can
I've expected, although he is very weak
from tn" loss of blood.
i. j. OsgoOd is in THOMPSON Look
irS after the interests OF IN, new tele-
phone company. This company's inn
now extends Ia Susounhanna, Vhrra
they connect with that of the Dela-
ware Valley company. giving service
To Deposit. In the spring it is cX-
pectcd that they will also connect with
the lire of the Carbonate company
and the service viii then h extended
To Scranton.
f. u. Carpenter uEd T.. r. Gcl1ar
Wel" in MontroSc Yesterday.
TIL, clerks have been very success
ful in their early closing movement.
The names of nearly all the merchants
in town are now on tn" petition, ana
it is expected that these viii readily
attach their signatures. The early
closing movement is now i'm vogue
generally throughout this section and
ITS Warmcst advocates arc To he found
among thCS" who have tried the Svs-
tom.
Mrs. Oliver toylc is slowly ,improv-
ing from her recent illness.
Joel Ilaincs has accepted posi-
ton in Scranton.
An entertainment win De held IT, thr
Presbyterian church Saturday night
by Miss Cora Morris Griffin. clocution-
ist, and Master Thomas Morris. boy
soprano, of Scranton. They are highly
recommended, and those who al end
VIII get their moneys worth.
Two empty houses at Richmondale
burned down TIT, ,sd9y morning.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New loik, Feb, 90 Toiay's trading in he
stock market. while quite large was very much
tongcstod in few stocks. ThVte was continued
strength IN ~. Paul aud late buovant rise
IN sugar and gains by some Of the less pruiu.
inent high priced industrlols. but the general
market was not much inclined 60 respond N
sympathy, although the depression which exist.
ed ia some parts Of the iI early IN the day
was partly removed. the speculative tone was
moro inclined to slmpalizc with the continued
hcaNincs. ot the steel st'cks than with the
strong features oi the market. Thcrr was large
trading again in the stocks of the group today,
hut II was in large part on aIhitfagC operations
hom one stocl. to another Most members ot
The group showed declines on the dJv which
extend to 2a in National Tube. IN Tnpla,c
and point each in the National steel sto,ks
and National Tube preferred. steel aud wire
preferred WAS advanced "a. Federal steel pre-
ictrod nearly u point net and American Hoop
and Tmpatc preferred, small fractions. For
operators there were also dealings on the curb
IN contracts to deliver. when issued the new
United states steel corporation stock, The
common stock demanded l0ip at one time thi4
morning and the preferred Sii.. hut before the
close the quotation lur tho common stock had
rcccdcd to below -, and that ior the pfcicrrcd
10 about -. The Transaction amounted to only
Il few thousand shares, hut the quotations were
accepted on the stock exchange as basis OF
operations. Toth sales today, o1I,GO0 shares.
Railroad bonds became somewhat irregular on
fair volume OF dealings. Total salcS, par
value. S2.SGi."o 4. t. new l. advanced a.
md the rounding ., = pei cont ON the last
call.
The following quotations are uni.hcd The
Tribune 10y W. ;. JordiL & Co.. rooms 10i.10j
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Connected by II. q. Dale. y Lachdwauna A,a)
Huttu- roaluarv, 22o2"i2c.; dairy, l,l20.
Chpc.c-Full ucu., l2ti.c.
Egg --WgSrcm oh, ~ isa22r,; nearly state,
22i aa3c.
Ba.,r,- Pu hl.. cNpioc narrow, >25i,2.Gu.
Pea B,m,--pcr ba., s5.ija2.Ju
Medium Beans Per hU., S".fOa"4 90.
Green pcas--l',r ln.. a. iGli. -.
Ouious--pcr hu. SlIl.lo
Flunr..Bust paI,ui, sI.bi.
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Chicago Glain and Produce.

Chicago, i,b. Pc spo,ulatiN, grain tu. ian,
dl,I ON % uorliuiug market during tha carly
pJIJ of today session OF the hoard Of trade but
lu,Ji support developed on the blcak and trr
Close was STEADY. Wheat closed c., corn, itc
and oats isa4c. lower; while provisions CON.
cludcd the day, m,!nos, unchanged to 7Isc.
higher Cash quotations w,rc q, follow:
Tlom Dull; No, spring wheat, ,u575l.,..
N", . red ,i&ia'olar; No, cur, 39c,; so
. yellow, 3Ic.i 80, odt., sjlgcs Ne. 2
white, 9''ga2iA's No, . white. 2ja, a,ag7l .c.i
No. . ryc ,Gni,': utitnp, lsgi5c: 80
northwest ~ioi; lm",tp, $40, pork. slt.oi
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court. lie was the successful bidder
out of several bidders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Nichols, of Bing-
hamton, are the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry MCriclc.
a sign of "Boys Wanted" appears
at the chair factory, whore thcy are
working full time and are short OF
help. \ sign Of Girls Wanted" Is
also posted at The brush factory. This
speaks well ror thcst two factories.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
sWYOMiNG SEMINARY.
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Kingston, Feb. 27.-Rev. 4. w,
cooper, OF Dalton, called on his son.
Jes6s;c lately.
The Amphictyon Banjo club gave
a concert at Wyoming last evening.
The selections We're very wen received.
They gave the concert under the aus.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
Cold Cute for Busy People.

MspSSpecnle ,nsglea cold because
they say they have no time to attend
IN t"'krause's Cold Cure Is a remedy
which can be taken without danger
while performing your daily duties
and will, relieve the most aggravated
cases in, a hours. Price 25c. Sold nv
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28
East Liberty Stock Market.

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H,.I.@l. common. ~,Nj.,j.
Ilog- Lowers prime mcdimus ,nu h.,D lu,'.-
c,o and pig,, -, j,7oaj.i@; Heavy hogs, sj.rnl5G1s
roughs, Siaj.0,
Shucp-StpJdN, choice wuhprs. -. ,Ol 80:
common, s2la; choirr lamos S5i.a5.0J; com.
mon lo good sld5.G,; veal calves, ,,a1aO