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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

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wfaentnx. raSscs Tire maatr SITE " IL - Sgss =
iafg4s rifs Ia the heaita O. aaFn&a nfszs. ahssh
Frn sualiy tAaee thS spfibx frsm her swp. yAa
Habit from tSr sYes TITO f0sr from her chkek Asf
tbT nu@tr from her sgson. peFhAps sns bag,
hear . hses hSs ffisatsns~f ths wpsaRn ffues tAe
ttsaoiY hsip necsaest ~ tho hrsiueiux has t@en
iApe aFNaasd auessteas, iae pbnexisN~ srRmtea
aan. tbe cal IN atussts. OF tAe aas1~ pursf
eian, Tkrrr u 20 nFrsi fer shrsr, Nor u sheto
fee9 for shs saHtsausd suffering pf fisvcs's
faeeyits frrss+t astton N h1 rvitet oe BY ssesy
warmMa aaSestnR 'sufn wfst ie cAfiest ''ffesa =
trpeblp =. 10 reHss ssx hesi Ia Aaa cure the de
es.e- w0mFH ASTON she Al ths Fvsaiss Of
shs use % tais gssedhtae II nog 0HfB aakcs
weak wonaen "ruisu.s Aasd rosy shezk a.. bat u
sisss them bark atae sissr AND yisatity % yosah
Fres. DF rtcrcsss Peoples Cansfsan seass
Msstieai Adviser. leas pages. IL sens fr g on re-
csfp' - ~ orc cert ssaa p 20 pap erp.sses ~
maiiisg cMis Address nr. r. v. Pierce, ffaf.
tA'a. y ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
EtgiaIaiibf Nulit,s.


NoTIcE Ia hereby gissp that the unsrr.
~ signed corpnfSsian organizes nnder the
gSns raj Law % the state 81 &a4rs. viii apply
80 tAe uext t.eEislaIaFr Of said St2te OF Maine
ter authority 2nd psFnAsston a. fpitc~ss
~ To purchase, bold. Ges aad enjoy shares
OF the capital stock ~ say other corporation
Buw az hSFesfteF existing aud ~hsrsscxscs
located or Incorporated. organized for the
purpose Of faynishtsg or distributing light
~zter cr power. also tor Authority and per
mission 20 acquire. hold or enjoy b. purchase
or Otherwise. the franchises, properties and
privileges ~ any such other c0Fpogation.
t13 Fer permlexion aua authority 70 sell
distrihnts Or sappIf anywhere villain the
iinSits " Any o. ali Of thr to~us Of Buck y.
port, Eden, Gonidseoro. Winter HAfbor, Sol.
Ivan and sorrento. or the cities az Bsewvr
Ana ELLSWORTH. In said state os Maine. for any
purpose. gas or electricity generated OF pro
daeed 81 said Ellsworth. In the County al
Hancock snd sAis state 81 Maine.
Dated this sueaEs sisth day % Sesember
A. ID tQe2
uSsoS Rfvra Lsarr G.s q PowEs Co.
BF Heors NJ Hall. Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

Turnaboat is said to be fair play; II
so, Harvard's defeat at football last
Saturday at New Haven to the tune OF
% to isn't so awtuily bad, seeing
Harvard won last year by score Of
% to 0. But these turnsbouts dom,
come often enough to suit Harvard
men. OF the last fifteen games played
Yale has won ten, Harvard but three,
and two were ties, neither side scor-
fssts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

We otter One HaHared Dollars Reward for
any case OF caEarrh thai canaos be earrd by
Halle Gatzrrh Cure.
F.J CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known y u
Cheney Tor The last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business irans&cfio 4
ms fe by their 3rm.
wEsr A IRUAx. Wholesale Druggists. To.
irtia. Dhio.
nruggtst<, Toledo. %.
Hairs Catarrh Cure IL taken internslls. act.
Ing direeily UPON the blood and macous -ar-
faces OF the system Ttssimo fsfs esnt free
Price &c. Yer hottie. s0la BY all pruk al IL.
HSlfs Family Pills are the pest.
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BrHos BorD, secrraar5 Of state.


81 am in the speakership contest,
and intend TO stay in until 1t is settled
one year hence, IL the way the Hon,
Charles +. Littleaeid, the doughty
congressman from the second dis
triet of Maine, puts il. He is not just
now making any claims AS to his
chances, but that he will be factor
in the coming contest goes without
saying
That the rest OF the Maine deiegs-
ton is sold for him, goes without
saying, aud the Maine delegation is
an element in Congress that always
has 90 be reckoned with, The news
paper reports to the effect that the
delegations OF the other New England
states are already committed 10 Mr..
Cannon are hardly TO be credited;
sectional pride, II seems to us, IL moth
ing more. would prevent such pre-
cipitous action.
that the New England states have
failed to support candidates for great
offices who hail from Maine. The
Portland Advertiser remarks that it is
not forgotten how coldIy, not to say
treacherousiy, Maine candidates for
the presidency have been treated in
other parts OF New England in the
past, namely, Blaine Ia Massachusetts
and Reed in Vermont. Whether this
proceeds from envy on account OF the
intellectual predominanee OF Maine in
national councils il is not now profit
able TO inquire, but il is a singular
phenomenon.
In spite of the apparent drift Can
nonward just now, the man from
Maine may yet be the next speaker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed will apply TO the next Legtsls-
tGrs Of the Slate Of Maine fer power and
Authority as q body corporate 10 take wasei
from LoBg Pond Ia the town OF sullivan
county Of HzGcock, and state Of Maine, aad
70 seil and Distribute the same for any pur.
pose anywhere within the limits Of this to@ns
q sniiisan and Hancock, In the county 81
Hancock. in said State % Maine.
Dated thts twenty siath day November. A. ID
fEn M0sKs HAWKINS.
IHaKLks r. SfaFsoS.
sTAstsLsus WIfsoa.
EwERy Is. UuNhAs.
HARVEY W. uCNRsn
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II am in the speskership contest. and
intend to stay in until ii Is settled ope
year hence" was the emphatic remark OF
Congressman Littleteld upon his return
from campaign tour In California.
Mr.. Lsttiefieid supplemented the state
menf With the remark rbst he had hasn
unable 10 look after his CORES pondenre
properly in the pset fe~ weeks, ssd was
not IN position 20 make claims as 10 b..
chances, even II lie feIt II jndieiou- 10 90
40 al this time. III - Informed, how-
ever. ihst be has considerable strength In
the West.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

In another column may be found a
most entertaining letter from E. w.
Lord, an Ellsworth boy who is assist
ant commissioner OF education oil
Porto Rico. In a personal note to the
editor Mr.. Lord says: ~ am very
pleasantly located here, and am ind
ing my work exceedingly interesting
This month the commissioner Is in the
states, and am in sole charge of the
department; of course that gives me
a great deal more TO do than regularly
falls to me, but enjoy 1t all. Mrs.
Lord has recently arrived, and she ia
as much pleased with the country as
am. We are half keeping house and
half boarding., in really tropical
style. THE AMERICAN lis always a
welcome visitor; it gives me the lat.
est news from home, as it is published
just at the latest day possible to reach
the boat from New York every Satur-
day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
GRAVES SEEKING PARDON.
Now serving Life sentence fer killing
Two Game Marsiens.

Now serving Life Sentence fer killing
Two Game Warsiens.
A pesitioa vas fied last Monday with
the governor and council for the pardon
OF Calvin p. Graves, who is serving lifs
sentences at the State prison tor murder,
tie was COMMITTEES April IS, 1857.
Jadgs John b. Redmsn, Of this city, i
acting in Graves behslf. The petition
reads as ioiiowss
10 ne Honsnabie Csssrssr Esd oosasn fer
me ssass u Mssasi
Respectfully Represents galsia r. Graves. .
convses scnseneed to confinement for life 10 sss
STATE pr'sea, At Thems.sen. IN the county Of
Kaox. for erims committed before the lssh
day Of Aprii Ia The year iss;. thai he desires 70
obtain parton. or commstssien OF saeh sea
lsnse. snd make. this wrilisa request Thai a fan
and free pardon DO granted hsu, Asd that TIE
statute requirements Of nosics Of tails bis ssis
applications for pardon be given and q bearing
th~reos be ori~rea At such fiae ss may be
deemed proper.
cALvrs r. GxAsks-
Per John d. Redmsa. attorney.
II Will be remembered that Graves was
convicted OF nardss In the second degree,
and sentenced 10 life imprisonment at
the State prison on May II, 1877. He has
been IN confinement . little more than
dfteen years. Graves belonged In
Hancock and at tho time OF his sentence
was forty-two years OF sge. Tue crime
OF which be was convicted wss the killing
OF two game wsrdens In Washington
county rho sou hit To 3rrc~t hsu, far the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
IkaIsIArIYt NnIIrr

NOTICE il hereby given that the under.
~ sikned wtti AEpiY 10 the next Legislature
u the state Of Maine Tor renewRi and exts u.
sion ~ the rights. powers and privileges
granted II snfef ChspseF ~ Of the Pshstc ADD
Private LSws fer sal4 state 81 Maine for the
year ieoi. aad fer permission to increase lis
capital stock.
Dated this twenty sixth dsy OF November
A. ID. iee1.
HsNceck Copxry RAILWAY COMPANY.
By 1. l. HalnAn. President
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

ceeding Congress, unless there is a
check to the present prosperity. The
people of Illinois, so far as | have
been able to learn, are not anxious for
tariff revision. They are anxious to
continue their business affairs without
interruption caused by a long discus
sion in Congress as to what changes
should be made.n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

~~~s~~~@o4~~~~~@-r4N-n~ S4~~-SNI~s~sNs~~~
A GENTS II sssiing srsass In ssrry Co. Ga
"A Maize except Oxford. Anarosce@Etn.
Fvantiin. Cumberland snd Nork to aesicss far
Eustrd states Health zad Accident las CO.
b. a sa the serld tor lAhorinx Easn. For par.
tsculsrs address G. W. fIrrcaxa. CsaAMn,
VI, Csaer2i Manager Ter Nsiae.
EFRiS Stsk or without expesienre for the
NJ different departments Of cur ktsAw bat
fketory. Apply 81 uaes 20 Enwfs v. MfxcmRlG.
a Co. Nrahsld. Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

Much interest attaches to the tariff
position Of Representative Cannon,
who may be the next speaker. In
this connection 1t 10 recalled that last
summer, after the trip he made on the
Dolphin" with Secretary Moody. Mr..
Cannon was interviewed in Washing
ton and said: ''The tariff will ee re-
vised sometime, but not at the next
session Of Congress. or by the SIC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
FO r s ALE
A few memberships for
the Tabard Inn. II
taken at once So.
}. A. THOMPSON
lsaal Nolirrs.

~~~--~---~,-~~~-~-0~~-~-
tbe District % Maine W.
In tne matter %
tRsNx HmApBuas. sTn Haxkv.rs-.,
bankrupt,
To the creditors Of Frank Brsahurs ~ prn.h
lin, IN the eoanty ~ Hancock saa sisr-se,
aforesaid. bankrupt 'tiNS
NoaISh y hereby Ktven that on the fsth
rrAas br&dbury was daily adtndeea hsns-
Sapts upon petition alsd 10 aid eoarf ~
alM % tnF isth day Of November g. q l@gs
VIII Pc held a, No. - STATE street Piss'
1910. aAneoek eonatys Msise. GA the issh
nsy % Dscsmesr, A. d. Tsas. a. tee o'cisrs i
inAf attend. prove their ei&l ~. snssi,s :
s 1870, sxsnains she bankrupt znd trAnsass
sssa oaasf oasiness A. MAY properly corsss
sssx = 49,. hN jobs B. kKBssN
- hsgtrse Ia bAhkfupary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26
IFt,IsIArIyE NorIcx

NOTICE is hereby given that she anasr.
~ signed viii apply To the nsxt Legislature
OF the State Of Maine for . renewaI znA ex-
tensi0n Of tne rights. powers and privileges
granted them 1uder the name o. the sf1n{on
River Water storage Company b. chapter
xE5 ~ the Public and Private Laws Of the
STATE Of Msine for the year 1901.
Dzted this twsnty-sfxth day Of November
A, u. 1904 r. ". Hat AND UTakRs
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lest.


pAG--oa Nov. q. betseea coxtertion Core
ID and kllswoFkh. black he zded chAss-
istne bag. Fin1er will phrase leave At &. l.
AeraaEs store. Mss = J. TEaWoNes. KNss
HnYrF
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spuiaI Nsiluh.
Try porIsns REWARD.

THIS ahoSs rssAra wtii BE- paid by mss ~
i s4Fh tnfpFsaassns - ~t1t lead 70 tAs ~
rsst asd rsnstettnn ~ she parry 81 psrsts
whD hare hsss naaisstensig ss4 sysiseeattssst
dAmaxsaE Say praFFrss By thfowtax Fp<s
fhr@Hsh she Mtadnss ~ mF wusksAsp. Ani
q hsr~lse esrtueiisE tasassslvss 10 ssoaas
Ana asseFGsrlg asAaass. especially a etxAts
1nHx @FtNRN.
NoafA Hanes.eS Ne.
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r. esMesai asssaYffS foe fAx ssske ~ Masss,
esssfr - Hasevss. sawssA4ps ~ - saas -.
Hspezsk. FrsA k&fs q 81 sgaakass9m We 4
nNER shrSe sAsasNua &C rs 10 CN@se@sg~
~ eas Park hsrs bxsa 6afrrd to sikes ~
deposits. clay strata AZ rock sws1sra. e.
rnsnt eKe @rsksa ffum t&Nes 90 thts AaStt Va
property fof cts AanAys8 ye@se
Msks T. FsEgz AesySv
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TO nos tsvspsss in rnaEratssas FAass.
ee@aanA pfafseglaN Ga AAfs A7t pfaesrFa
froFn tss ssesnsT 81 Msrc@xf, sse Nsaae q
M4sne z1d shr unlasa Nsases 81 Atnsssg9.
N.sV O. FnMrp ArsTss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

Orders may be- left AZ house ON Ga
street or sent 10 r. q. Box 81.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
YOUNG IDEA
Is NUMEROUS
Public Schools Will Be Overcrowded
the Coming Term.
MORE TEACHERS NEEDED, TOO
trustees Are Considering a Plan to
Hold Half Day Sessions for Each
Class, Doubling up the Number
That Can Be Accommodated

The question of supplying suitable
accommodations for the school chill
dren of Kalispell is again troubling
the minds of the city school board.
There is not enough room in the
school buildings to accommodate the
pupils and not enough teachers even
if there was enough room. The school
board cannot hire more teachers on
account of the lack of funds to pay
them. It was thought when the new
west side school was built that it
would not be necessary to rent build
-ings, but it is now probable that will
have to be done. What is needed is
the erection of another large school
building, but as the district is bonded
to the limit allowed by law, it is i'm
possible to do this, and conditions
must remain as they are
Unless some method can be de-
vised whereby enough room can be
secured or more teachers hired, it is
probable that the primary classes will
have but half day sessions. The first
and probably the second year schol-
airs will be divided into two sections,
one attending school in the forenoon
and the other in the afternoon. This
where a congested condition of the
schools prevailed and has been found
feasible
The schools of the city may not
open the first week in September, as
usual, as it is the intention to hold
the teachers institute at that time
1t has been customary for the insti-
tute to be held after school com
menced, thereby closing down the
schools for almost week There has
been considerable dissatisfaction on
this account, and this year it was de-
cided to keep open the schools dur
ing the institute, and County Super
intendent Spurck, who has charge of
the institute was notified to that eff
feet. She expressed her entire will
ingness to hold the institute the first
week in September, but as she has
she has referred the question to State
superintendent Welch for settlement.
If the institute is held after school is
opened, the attendance will be very
light, and it will probably be in a
failure.
The present corps of teachers in
the city schools is inadequate to take
charge of the pupils, and it will be
necessary to hire more after school
opens, as was the case last year. The
number of new pupils cannot be as
certained until after school COM
mences, not until then can the neces-
sary number of new teachers be de-
cided upon. Last year there was an
increase of 280 pupils over the previ-
GUS year, and to take charge of them
the board had to hire four new teach
erS
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
COUNCIL MEETING
Was Held Tuesday Night-Bds for
Building Library.

Was Held Tuesday Night-Bids for
Building Library.
The city council met in special ses-
sion Tuesday night to consider sewer
and street matters, with the follow
ing members present: McInitire,
Webster, Listle and Murphy. Among
other matters of Importance was the
passing of resolutions creating two
special improvement districts, No. s
and No. 8, published elsewhere in this
issue, with the object in view of beau
tifying the city.
The plans of Gibson & Stanley. for
the construction of the Carnegie Ii
brary were accepted and the library
committees action ratified. The com
mlttee on water and lights were in
structed to change street lamp from
some place where it is less needful
to the corner of Third street and
Sixth avenue east.
After transacting some business of
minor Importance, the meeting adj
journed.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
GOOD ROADS TRAIN
May Visit Northwest Late in Septem-
Der or October.


The northwest will be visited dur
ing the present season by a good
roaos'' train, in charge of Colonel R.
w. Richardson, government good
roads expert. An invitation for the
train to visit the coast during the
present season was extended to Col
onel Richardson by Samuel Hill some
months ago while Mr.. Hill was in the
east, and it is said Colonel Richard
son assured Mr.. Hill that despite the
great demand for the trains in all
parts of the country he should be
glad to bring one to the coast in case
sufficient encouragement for the I'M
dertaking could be secured from the
transcontinental railroads.
Mr.. Hill undertook to enlist the as
sistance of the railroads in the mat
ter, and through President Hill of
the Great Northern has secured the
offer of the three roads included in
the Northern Securities company
system, the Great Northern, the Burl-
ington and the Northern Pacific, to
haul the train to the coast and back
free of any extra charge for the serv-
ice.
This offer on the part of the rail
road companies insures the coming
of the train, and the announcement
has been given out from Colonel
Richardson that it will be ready to
start west from st. Paul some time
early in September. While the plans
for the campaign in the west have
not been fully matured, it is contem-
plated that the trip shall last 100
days. The train will consist of 10
or II fiat cars for the purpose of car
rying the machinery necessary to
make the demonstrations, and two
passenger cars, for the accommoda.
Clon of the expert and his assistants
and the engineers in charge Of the
road machines.
The expense to the railroad com
panies for the operation of this train,
it is said, will be approximately $10,-
900, donated to the country tributary
to the roads for the purpose of dem
onstrating to the residents along the
route the value of good roads and the
ease and economy with which they
can be constructed.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01

Steamer Klondike carrys the band
excursion August 10.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
A New Flyer.

1t is rumored in railroad circles
that a double transcontinental train
service will be put on by the Great
Northern in the near future Within
the past few days number of new
received by the company and 40 new
coaches, including day coaches and
tourist sleepers are expected in St.
Paul in few days. The new equip
ment will be used on the new fast
train while the old cars will be used
as now
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01

The train which will come west
will reach ST. Paul in August and the
machinery will be on exhibition at
the state fair at Ham1ine during the
latter part of that month. These dem
onstrations will be conducted by the
gentlemen in charge of the equip
ment, and after the fair is over the
machinery will be loaded on the train
and brought west 1t will come west
via the Great Northern, stops being
made at the principal agricultural
centers.
The engineers accompanying the
party will make a study of the char
acter of the materials at hand for
road making, and will in each place
the train stops construct piece of
first class road. The farmers at each
place will be asked to contribute the
horses necessary for handling the
machines and the labor of sufficient
number of men to handle the horses.
The engineers will make a study of
terials at hand, will decided upon the
character of the work to be done, will
explain why the class of operations
decided upon is preferable under the
circumstances and will handle the
machines for the work
In making up the train, the ma
chimes for the campaign and the men
to handle them are supplied by the
manufacturers VINO make them, as ali
advertising feature
Samuel Hill, to whose efforts in a
large measure the visit of this train
to the northwest is largely due, is an
enthusiast on the subject of good
roads.
"It is an intensely practical innova-
ton" he said. The construction
and maintenance of good roads in
community is something in which
every citizen is deeply interested.
Country roads generally are not only
pscientitic but are usually poorly
conceived to begin with and allowed
to go most of the year in an atrocious
condition of unrepair. AS a result,
every man in the community suffers.
Good roads are not expensive to
construct, nor are they expensive to
maintain, once the task is properly
undertaken. And when one recalls
how essential they are to the welfare
and comfort of a country community
it seems almost astonishing that they
are so scarce"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
Gone to Grand Forks.

L. w. Bowen, formerly superinten-
dent of the Kalispell division, accom-
panied by his family left Wednesday
night for Grand Forks, N. D. where
he will take,up his duties as superin-
tendent of the Northern division of
the Great Northern railway Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowen have been residents of
Kalispell intermllently for many
years and number the majority of the
residents of the city as their friends,
and while the latter regret to see
them leave, they have only the best
wishes to offer for their future pros
perity
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01
A GOOD THING.
An Armory May Be Built in KaIipeII
This Fall.

This Fall.
Steps are being taken looking
toward the erection of a large armory
in kalispell, and while as yet moth
ing has been done it is probable that
it will be built. The state gives each
militia company a sum of money for
the purpose of building an armory for
drll purposes, and as soon as the
ofhcers of Company H learn the
amount the Kalispell company will
receive they will take the necessary
steps to raise the balance The floor
space of the armory will greatly ex-
coed that of any other building in
kallspell and will enable the COM
pany to drill without being cramped
for want of room. Dances can also
be held and large crowds accommo-
dated without the crowding and at
tendant discomforts that mar the ma
jor1ty OF the public balls held at pres
ent in the opera house. A larger hall
for dancing purposes is greatly
NEEDED in Kalispell and the armory
will fill the bill.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01

w. G. Conrad, who has been visit
ing at the home of c.. E. Conrad for
several days, returned to his home
in Great Falls Wednesday night.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-08-01

DR.. Houston, R. E. Webster, N. J.
Tiedens and Dispatcher Dunn are off
on a fishing trip to the Two Medicine
river, on the east side of the range.