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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-11-20
Big Cove Tannery.

John Gordon was at the shoot
ing match at Andrew Souders' s
and won two turkeys.
David Keefer and wife have just
returned home from McKeesport
and Steubenville, Ohio.
David Lauver and Capt. B. Dot,
terman will finish plastering the
church on Tuesday.
David Keefer and wife were at
the home of Jacob Gordon on Sun
day.
James Bivens who has been
sick is able to be out again.
The preaching services were
wellattended atGeo. w. Deshong's
on Saturday evening and Sunday.
Robert Mellott and wife, Mary
Shives, Lewis Harris and Capt.
Dotterman were at the home of
Mrs. p. Lynch on Sunday.
A. V. b. Souders was at Nc.
Connellsburg last Monday.
Preaching services at the home
of Geo. w. Deshong next Satur-
day evening, and also, on Sunday
morning and afternoon at the
home of George Lynch.
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Knobsyille.
Our protracted meeting at the
M. e. church has started.

Our protracted meeting at the
M. e. church has started.
Charles Tice is home from
Pittsburg where he has been en-
ployed for some time.
Samuel Pittman is home from
Altoona visiting friends and rela-
tives.
John G. Tice and wife have
been visiting their daughter in
Altoona during the past week.
William Fleigle has returned to
his work on the Pennsylvania
railroad on the Middle Division
from Altoona to Harrisburg.
Jacob Frye has returned to this
place to see his true love. Itlooks
as if some body might be married
some time, but Jacob is a good
fellow.
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Saluvla.

G. II. Mann was called to Ever
ett Monday on business.
Miss Lydia Mann is spending
this week with relatives in Nc
Connellsburg.
Mrs. Brad Mason and two little
children of Hancock were visiting
Mrs. Mason's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Mellott last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Speel
were visiting relatives at Huston.
town the first of this week.
Mrs. Mahala Deshong who had
been seriously ill the past few
weeks, is regaining her normal
health.
Miss Dora Deshong who is
teaching in Bedford county, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her
home.
L, G. Mann, Clarence Gump
and Mr.. Richards, of Everett,
spent several days the guests OF
Mr.. Mann's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Mann last week.
Rev. j. E. OFT former M. E..
minister of the Harrlsonville cir.
cult, who had been visiting rela-
tives in Jefferson county, return
ed last week and is engaged in
packing up his goods for remov-
al. He expects to become mem
ber of the U. B. conference in the
near future
Mrs. Rachel Speer and Miss
Anna Speer who were visiting
friends in Clearfeld the past two
months, will return home this
Monday.
The Misses Metzler of Harri-
sonville entertained Miss M. Alta
Lake of Pleasant Ridge over Sun
day.
Mrs. Kate Mellott's two little
daughters continue dangerously
i'll of typhoid fever.
l.. r. Swartz is engaged in
drilling a well for David Deshong
James Deshong who is teach
ing in Bedford county closed his
school on account of an epidemic
of diphtheria in that neighbor-
hood.
b. w. Peck of Saxton was Wis
iting his father-in law, Reuben
Daniels last week.
Misses Ella Mann, Winifred
Metzler, Lydia Mann, Katharine
Metzler, M. Alta Lake, Mr.. Don
Morton of McConnellsburg, and
David r. Strait, spent Saturday
evening very pleasantly at the
home of Mrs. l.. e. Harris where
they INDUCED in a "taffy pull"
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Pleasant Grove.

Mr.. and Mrs. job Truax were
visiting in Bedford county re.
Gently.
Rev. S. L. Baugher will preach
at Pleasant Grove the fourth Sun.
day in November at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The carpenters are at work on
Alfred Peck's new barn.
Wall Funk is saving lumber for
Oliver Plessinger.
M. l.. Smith and family visited
Ephraim Skiles recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Garland
were visiting at Alfred Peck's
| .st week.
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MRS. DANIEL MELLOTT

Mrs. Daniel Mellott died at her
home in Buck Valley last Satur.
day at II O'Clock, noon. Mrs.
Mellott leaves a husband and IA
children, father and step
mother, five sisters and five broth.
ers to mourn her loss.
The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock. The
service was conducted by Elder
Thomas Palmer, of Needmore.
There was quite large crowd
of relatives and friends. Mr..
Mellott has the sympathy of the
people of this vicinity.
Mrs. Mellott was aged 81 years
6 months and Is days. Inter
ment at the Buck Valley M. E.
church
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Cito.

Mrs. M: G. Stewart. of Will.
Transport, Md, returned home on
Friday after a three weeks visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John G. Seiders' at this place.
Mrs. Seiders is slowly improv-
ing, after an illness of about three
months.
Mrs. William Reed and son re-
turned home on Wednesday after
spending a few days in Bedford
county.
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co. SUPT CHAS Il BARTON.
by DR.. w. A West Of the Presby.
terian church.
The Superintendent being ex.
officio president, took the chair,
and after the formal election of
Profs. E. NJ. Gress, b. G. Lam
berson, and Geo. w. Ready, vice
presidents and L. HI. While, sec
retary, the Institute settled down
to business.
Hon. S. Wesley Kirk made au
address of welcome which was
well received, and approved by
hearty applause.
Prof. VIM. M. Rife, of the Cum
berland Valley State Normal
School, occupied the first regular
period and spoke on the subject
of Literature.
Prof. M. L. Drum, of Bucknell
University had charge of the
music with Miss Gertrude Sipes,
of town, at the piano.
The roll call at the close of the
first session showed that eighty
one teachers were present out of
apostolic eighty-four.
TUESDAY FORENOON.
Devotional service by Rev. A.
D. McClosky of the M. e. church.
The first teachers topic, "Lan-
guage Work, " was opened by
Miss Stella Bard of Wells town
ship, who said this work begins
when pupil enters school and
every opportunity should be used
during the term to improve a
child's language. Prof. B. @. Lam
berson wants to get well acquaint-
ed with his pupils, preliminary to
taking up language work. He has
plenty of blackboard work, using
written characteristic printed.
Miss Elsie S. Greathead placed
an interesting outline on the
board on the subject of "The
Leaf" Miss Greathead said
"Teach language by precept if
you must, by example if you can.
Teach it any time-all the time" "
Gilbert b. Mellott would use
the "word method" and get good
clean sentences. He thinks we
teach too much technical gram
mar and not enough language.
Education without language is
nothing. Mr., Ernest Walters
takes the subject first, and then
develops it. This subject was fur
ther discussed py Prof. E. M.
Gress, Geo. W. Ready and e. e.
Kell.
Prof. Leon G. Prince, Dickin-
son College, spoke on ARNOLD of
Rugby" and held the audience
spell-bound for forty-tive min.
utes.
Ex-Supt. 9. j. Potts of Bedford
county, occupied the next period
subject, "Seven Laws"
Making of a great Nation"-a
historical talk by Prof. Rife con-
sumed the rest of the forenoon
session.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
The afternoon session opened
with large audience. The first
period was taken by Prof. Rife,
who made an interesting address
on "Robert Burns"
Prof. M. l.. Drum, the music
man, took this period. His sub
ject was, Correlation of Sub
jects." He showed that this is
an age of specialties.
Prof. Potts. would begin each
toontiuued on fourth page)
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Honey.

At ]. L. Groves. McConnells.
burg, Pa. you can get q very fine
quality Of extracted honey re-
duced to loo perlb. Comb honey
in sections 12c per lb.
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DEATH RECORD.
Those Who Have Been Summoned
to the Other World.
MISS REBECCA F. FORE.

MISS REBECCA +. FORE.
After period of i'll health ex.
tending back several years, Miss
Rebecca f. Eore died at her home
in this place Monday morning.
Interment in the Union cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Fore was the last mem ber
of the family of her father, the
late Daniel Fore a former promi-
nent citizen of McConnellsburg,
her sister Mrs. E. G. Trout having
died but three weeks ago.
The deceased is survived by an
adopted daughter, Miss Helen
who is sole heir of a very conf fort
able estate.
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Married.

On Tuesday, November 18, 1902
at the M. K. parsonage in this
place, by the Rev. A. d. McClosky
Howard Martin, of Needmore, Pa.
and Anna Peck, of Covalt, Pa.
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COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Abstract of the Proceedings as
Reported by the Secretary.

The Both annual session of the
Fulton County Teachers Insti.
tute convened in the Court House
at McConnellsburg, Pa, on Mon
day, November 10, at 1870 o'clock
2. M.
Devotional exercises conducted
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LOCAL AND Personal.
Brief Mention of Persons and
Places You Knew.

nette, Pa, was an agreeable call
er at the News office last Satur-
day. He is home for a couple of
weeks hunt.
Miss Name Kegareis of Fan
nettsbur8 spent several days
during the past week the guest
of Miss Emily Greathead, and of
Miss Mary Pittman.
Miss Fannie Greathead of Jean
nette, and her sister Miss Carrie
of Penns Manor, were called
home last week on account of the
illness of their father, Mr.. Geo.
W. Greathead.
Read the Racket Stores new
ad in this weeks News.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Teeter and
their son William, came over from
Chambersburg Tuesday, and at
tended Miss r. F. Fore's funeral.
Mr.. Ernest Greathead who sub
mitted to a surgical operation in
a hospital in Gloversvill, N. Y, on
the 4th inst, is reported improv-
ing finely, and will, it is hoped
soon be out and as good as ever.
George W. Greathead of this
place has been very sick for sew
eral days, but now his condition
is very much improved.
Robert A. Stouteagle of AL
toona is visiting his mother and
sister in this place.
Mr.. JOIN Stoner of Chambers
burg spent several days with his
brothers William and Albert of
this place during the past week.
Mrs. Alex Mayne of Fort Lit
tleton spent a day or two last
week with her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Stoner of this place.
Mellott and Wink brought their
steam well-drilling outfit over to
this side of the County last week
and are drilling well for George
Rinedollar out at Jugtown. Sew
eral other folks are awaiting their
tnrn, and the boys have lots of
work ahead.
Clear Ridge.
Typhoid fever in our town has
abated, and those who had it are
improving nicely.
Mrs. Hannah Walker, in return
ing from Three Springs two or
three weeks ago, lost her pocket
book containing a small sum of
money and a handkerchief. The
finder will oblige Mrs. Walker
by returning it to her
Our teachers are all getting
along very nicely with their
schools.
Mrs. Jessie Parsons, of Spring
Run, and Mrs. Mertie Mills visit
ed j. W. Mowers family Monday
evening.
There will be an entertainment
and oyster supper at the Jr. o.
U. A. M. Hall at this place on the
evening of the Goth inst.
Mrs. Newt Madden of Virginia
visited Mrs. Nettie Henry last
week.
Misses Jessie and Lillian Henry
spent part of last week at the
home of their uncle Linn Kessel-
ring.
The shots of the rifles are heard
in all directions, and game seems
to be plentiful.
George and Walter Barnett
spent Monday and Tuesday with
the family of the late Thomas
Huston.
Mrs. Annie Kegareis and fam
lily of Altoona, visited Mrs. KS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. II. Heet-
er over Saturday and Sunday.
Samuel Kirk and wife and their
son-in-law and daughter of yell
low Creek, spent Friday evening
ut the home of r. j. Fields.
Daniel Henry is suffering from
rheumatism.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-20
FOR SALE CHEAP-Good second

FOR SALE CHEAP-Good seconc
hand, cloth bound Encyclopedia
Britannica, 20 volumns. Will sell
very cheap, can be seen at this Office
The ladies Of the villa Maria acad
envy realized $500 out Of the sale OF
shirt waists and lunch yesterday
They were highly pleased and sur
prised as well at the remarkable
success OF the undertaking.
Burt Norwood is agent for the
fashionable and up-to-date New
Idea Patterns, 10 cents each. These
patterns are guaranteed perfect Ia
NJ when cut according 20 diyac-
tons. 81
Mrs. G. p. Hobgood announces
that her millinery opening will be
held in due time before Faster. Miss
Clara Braatz is now assisting Mrs,
Hobgood in gettiag ready for the
opening.
]. T. Bond recently purchased the
f ). Wilcrx blacksmith shop, which
is one Of the best equipped shops in
this section Of the state. All kinds
Of biacksmithing, woodwork and
Vehicle painting. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Your patronage will be ap-
preciated. 81
The types made the Eagle say yes
terday in the report Of the Millican |
,annery that the subscriptions to |
stock raa from $500" to $4,000. It
should have been 5000" to $4,000. |
There was no subscription Of lower /
igure than 5000. That is why they |
rot up the cannery stock so easily. A |
800 subscription to a factory's capi-
al stock insures failure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.

II. G. Rhodes left yesterday for a
business trip.
. The new goods for waists, madras,
!; cOulter's. 80
Furnished rooms for rent. Apply
60 Mrs. l.. n. Tucker. 90
Il. r. Love OF Franklin was In the
city yesterday.
Webb RIOS. white Counterpart at
sl.0O is decided bargain. 90
Ladies', see the new line Of 25c silk
finished madras at Coulter's. 80
W. l.. zulch was here from Willow
Hole yesterday.
G.. NJ Brandon visited Navasota
yesterday.
Pencil tablets, cen each at Burt
Norwood's. 90
See those buck towels Webb Bros.
are selling at i5c apiece. 90
Mrs. g. ;. Parker and Mrs. W. II.
Oliver are visiting In Waco.
For Sale-A square piano, very
cheap. Apply to Mrs. w. II.
Webb 90
Mrs. Seth Kinney Of Hearne is here
visiting relatives.
Pencil tablets, cent each az Burt
Norwood's. gl
f. B. Seay was here from Madi-
sonville yesterday.
Pencil tablets, cent each az Burt
Norwood's. % I
Seats are on sale for "a Royal .
Prisoner and Blind Tom.
Just received a new line Of fine lap
robes and harness q ID. A. Hort
mans. 50
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See my madras goods before the
pretty patterns are sold.
~ w. Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rohde were
] called % Columbus yesterday by the
serious illness OF Mr.. Rohde's
mother.
For Sale-All my household and
kitchen furniture. Apply to Mrs. z.
-. Fillingame at the Shepard
I place. -
In the district court Tom Homer.
colored, charged with theft Of mule
was convicted and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for two years.
We think we have cause TO feel
proud of our line of ladies' slippers,
aud extend a special invitation 60 all
10 call and inspect them.
20 Webb Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd POchila left yes
terday for Ennis to make their home.
Mr.. Pochila rented his residence 20
Mrs. Parnell, who will conduct a
boarding house.
Come 10 see the biggest barrel Of
the best whiskey In town-the cele-
brated Rose Valley Rye. Exchange
Saloon. VI Dobroyolny, prop. 80
Friends Of MIR. j. II. Astin. who
was recently injured by an unex-
pected assault by negro, are pleased
TO see him out again. \ special to
the News from Hearne says the ne
gro who assaulted Mr.. Astin was
captured Sunday night by Lit Porter,
another negro employed on Mr.. As
tins place, few miles from the I
plantation.
Parks & waldrop have Just receiv-
ed the latest things in white vests,
ordered for Easter wear.
The DeMoss concert company,
which appears here March 70,
under the auspices Of the ladies
of the Methodist church, is
said TO be one Of the best attractions
There are five people in
The company and at each perform
,nce they play upon forty-hve in
81
Rev. l.. l.. Campbell, pastor Of the ,
,olored Baptist church az Austin and ,
,ditor Of the Baptist Herald, pub
.shod there IN the interest Of his
denomination, has been spending a
couple Of days in Bryan, and lee
ured Tuesday and Wednesday
nights at the coIored Baptist church.
For Sale. go Two gentle family 4
iorses. Apply b. J. +. Bond at Z
blacksmith shop. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-20
TUCKER HOUSE.



The Pythian temple for Bryan il
practically assured. Members OF Il q
h. Of Z. lodge who are active In the
movement have formed stock COM
pany TO be known as the Pythian
Building association, and TO be capi-
talized ~ ten or twelve thousand
dollar. The stockholders have
elected the following board OF direc-
TOYS who will have charge Of the en-
terpiise: q. >. Parker, J. b. Steven
son, Tyler Haswell, n. c. Robinson,
w. II. Johnston, +. NJ. Law and
Robert w. Howell, the latter two
being ex-officio members OF the
board. Enough stock has already
been subscribed 20 insure the build
ing Of PythiSn temple Of which
Bryan will feel justly proud.
The house burned Tuesday night
Was four-room cottage with a hall
and gallery, adjoining Miss Lou
Wares place, and belonging 20 Mr..
+. j. Fountain, who estimates his
loss at $3.50. He had $500 insurance.
Mr.. w. p. Walling, whe occupied the
house, lost nearly all Of his house,
hold effects and had no insurance.
The fire boys did splendid work in
preventing a spread OF the flames to
adjoining property. In evidence Of /
his appreciation Of their work, Mr.. |
f. J. Fountain presented the fire
boys $40.
The case ofTom Williams, charged
with the murder Of his uncle near
Bryan las. spring, was Called In the |
district court yesterday morning. |
The special venire Of sixty men sum /
moned in the case was exhausted /
before the jury was secured. By |
twenty-six more men. I
the following jury was secured: /
Walter Foster, q. w. Higgs, w. T. /
James, G. l.. Tobias, II. Schramm, !
II. l.. Hensarling, G.. +. Orr, ;. c. |
A. ]. Thompson, NJ, b. Eas-
ter. j. J. Cahill, Henry Benbow.
Attention is called to the an
nouncementappeariug elsewhere in
this issue from Judge Brietz regard
Ing the reunion Of Hoods Texas bril-
yade TO be held here. June "a and q.
We feel sure that the people OF Bryan
will feel honored 20 have the oppor-
unity Of entertaing the heroes Of
his famous brigade, and that all
necessary arrangements for their
visit will follow this announcement.
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BLIND TOM COMING.
WIN Appear At the Opera House, Satur.
day, March p.

Blind Tom, the wonderful and
world-famous musical prodigy, will
visit Bryan again and appear at the
Grand opera house Saturday night,
March %.
The story OF Blind Toms untutored
and phenomenal skill with the piano
is familiar In every household In the
United States, and his character has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-20
The FaIrest ofter Ever Made

Take ouinoria. All druggists are au.
thorizsd TO refund the money in any
case OF chills. fever or malaria IL fails
to cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
n. James. the leading druggist. Bryan,
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas.
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Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE

J B Vegus, Decatur; II Chapman.
Kansas City q q L0ftin, Allenfarm;
+ B Seay, Madisonville; w J Moore,
Myers; James Cooper, wellborn; y
w Flossing, Redditch; q A Urqu-
hart, J w Godfrey. Dallas; NJ Wolf
son, Cincinnati; w + McCutcheon,
+ u Lee, Marlin; T. J Larkin, san
Antonio; + CLARK, w % stuart,
Eugene Bryan, Chicago; Carl NJ
Brown, san Antonio; A IL Fusion. l.
C Robertson, Ed n Hardin, Waco;
w J Walsh, Round Rock; & ID Kline,
.Jr, I A Eeaston, Chicago; r Boggs,
'Corsicana.
TUCKER HOUSE.
T. + Jones, Harvey; w Godfrey,
Dallas; J w shaw, Harvey: q +
Sturgis, Baltimore; r b Bond, Hous-
ton.
CENTRAL.
II l. Hensarling, Harvey; c l. To-
bias, Kurten; Geo w Higgs. q +
orr, w IA Benbow, Walter Foster. W
Il Joiner, city; IA ) Schramm, w l.
Murdoch; - > Kane, Waco; Jack
Conway, ] Ii Suber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-20

@. w. Maxwell, Charley Maxwell
and VIII Stone were here yesterday
after a shipment Of more than one
thousand feet Of oil casing TO be used
in sinking the new well in search Of
oil at Bedias, Grimes county. This
work is going on under the direction
OF DIR. p. n. Plots, who is backed by
the Douglas OH company, composed
principally OF Pennsylvania capital
lists.
Try our furniture polish, 25 cents a
bottle. James 4 Castles, Furniture
Dealers and Undertakes. 50
VI. Dobrovolny's Exchange Sa-
loon has on exhibition the biggest
and prettiest barrel OF whisky In
town-i52 gallons Of Rose Valley
Rye, the best whisky made, Call
and see him. %
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Notice.

] have Just secured an extra nice
line Of madras goods in solid white,
pink and blue; also some hobby
stripes. This Is the best line OF mad
ras in Bryan-suitable for waists aud
shirts. Price 25c. w. j. Coulter. div
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long ago become historical, so long
and successful has been his career.
He has delighted audiences with his
wonderful performances in all parts
of the worlu, and age has not i'm
paired the singular power Of his
genius. Those who have heard him
and those who have not are equally
interested in his visit. Remember
the date-Saturday, March 70. 81
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-26

A section of the Endowment
Rank K. of P has been organized
here. This is the insurance branch
of the order and issues policies
from five hundred to three thous-
and dollars to knights of Pythias
only. It is directly under tie con-
troll Of the supreme lodge. The
following are the officers of the
Washburn section: President, A.
E. johnson; Vice president, A. O.
Reed; Secretary, A. Fl. VAIL; med
ical examiner, Or. Dillon,
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J: LOCAL NEWS /:
~n@~.I~r

-E-
Mayor Register, of Bismarck,
was in the city Friday
Father Clemmens, Of Bismarck,
held services here Thursday.
Fred Johnson's new store build
ing is going up rapidly.
Mr.JoesP ackineau, of Elbowoods
visited friends in the city this
week.
Treasurer Nygaard and family
visited frienls in Bismar k this
week.
Mayor VAIL made a business
trip to Bismarck Tuesday, return
ing home Thursday.
Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Anton Peterson's,
Saturday afternoon at 2:3o.
Chief Engineer Dixon is super
intending the erection Of the cable
this week for the ferry.
M. u. church services in the
school hcuse next Sunday evening
at 1850. All are invited.
Attorney Gibson and Clerk of
Court Schmid. spent Sunday in
Bismarck, returning home Mon
day
I. M Casey Of Coal Harbor was
a caller on the Leader this week.
He is engaged in the real estate
business at that place.
The extra legals and commission.
ers proceedings takes up most Of
our space this week. but nextweek
we will have more space and more
time for local work.
An interesting letter received
from P. j. Casey, formerly Of Tur-
tie Lake, but now of Idaho, will
appear next week. Space will not
permit Of it being published in
tins issue.
Rev. s. ii. Gray will preach at
the school house for the Congre-
gationalnext Sunday at $50 p. m.
Mr.. Gray is a graduate Of Oberlin
college and Chicago seminary and
has been engaged ID missionary
work in n. 2. about three years.
A IRE company was organized
last Monday night with5Dr. Forbes
assch,iief and T. Haugeberg as
assistantchief. DR.. Dillon as cap.
tain IF the hook and ladders and
VIM. Richards captain Ct the
chemicalengine, A civil organlis-
zatiion was perfected.
Mannhayen Journal: The
steamer W1ashbnrn and barge No.
L. Captain John Marsh 10 com
mand, arrived from Washburn on
Thursday loaded with .mmerclhlAa Y
disc. maalcshliinlvesry, etc. They re-
4 turned Isl Washburn with 1.4OO
sacks 81 fax and 100 sacks q
wheat. slss sssslll q ss5
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