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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18
Garden Grove.

MIR. Ford: returned to Kansas City
Thursday.
Thos. st:shGlair Of Humeston came
Thursday on Business.
Mrs. Geo. speath returned from Leon
Thursday.
Mrs. Beavers of Page county is here
visiting relatives.
Geo. Stearns who was here attending
his fathers funeral returned to his home
in Rockwell CITY, Iowa, where he has
a lucrative position as clerk.
The ball game between Garden Grove
and Weldon Saturday afternoon created
quite little excitement. The score at
the ninth inning was tie of to and
the tenth inning was playei and Wei.
don run in one score making it Z to S in
favor of Weldon.
The school board held their annual
meeting Monday evening.
q. P. Arnold went to Council Bluffs
Monday to act as a federal grand juror
Miss Cinthy Richards went to Grown
Saturday.
Mrs. A. f. Muilin of near Derby took
the train here for Leon Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Good returned to hel
home in Leon Saturday after Il visi
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene went to Leor
on business Saturday
MIR. Allen of Stansbury, Ia, was here
on business Friday.
Mr.. Williams our clothier returned
from New York Saturday.
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High Point.

Mrs. Jane Traupel, of Des Moines,
came Saturday for short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith, of this
place. - Ky -,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Warrington spent
Saturday and Sunday in Humeston, the
guests of Perry Wolverton and wife.
John" fHaylnf is here visiting at the
nome of JsiB.' McCleary.
{, Matte konklin spent Saturday night
and Sunday With her friend, Essie Dodd.
Several ffom here attended the fair at
Lineville last week and they report a
very pleasant time.
Albert .Nor.hrup recently purchased
the, store building, also the house and
lot, adjoining it, of /. N. Beavers and
work has begun Oh repairing the house,
which Mr.. sNo.thrup expects to occupy
in the near, future
Mrs. S: d Roberts, Frank Woods and
Mr.and Mrs. M. V. McCleary returned
Tuesday from. Des Moines where they
have Demonstrating camp meeting.
Several Woodland young men were in
the parts Sunday night.
The Sunday school concert given at
the church Sunday morning was well
attended and fine program was rem.
dered with much credit TO our Young
folks
Mt. Parsons and family visited the
county seat last Friday.
Miss Kate Cartl right, of Garden
Grove, visited Sunday with her parents
in Woodland township.
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pleasanton.

Miss Hattie Cozad departed for Leon
Tuesday her household goods following
yesterday. She will make. her home
with her aunt Miss Alice Gammill a
while. Pleasanton will'miss Miss Hattie
and she has manyfriends who wishher
much joy and happiness. r
Jas. Parsons and family have moved
into Miss Hattie Cozad's ,.property
which she vacated. ..sa 4,s:,t.
|. Merton Cczad, Of Morgan, had bust
ness here Monday.
Ed Anderson left Tuesday for Black.
well, Okla, where he will accept posi-
tion in d large store. Ed has been
teaching school for two or threesyears
and thinks he would like the CONNER
cial pursuits better. We wish him sue.
cess in his new field.
Tue curious and inqui-ing were some
what disappointed Sunday when "a
reported marriage ceremony failed to
take place and had been put of,
John Burgess had business. in Leon
Thursday morning.
Miss Sarah Alden had business in
Leon Monday morning.
MIR. andi Mrs. Frank Elmore have
taken an is months old girl baby Of
Rev. Maston 10 raise. This is sweet
little baby and we are glad it has found
such nice and Christian home. Its
mother died about five months ago near
Centeryille.
Misses Fernie and Eldora Jeffries, of
near Akron, spent Saturday and Sunday
with their grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
David Davis.
We understand that Wallace Argo
has given up his position on the south
section and will move to Mercer.
r. l.. Coin, of Van Vert, had business
here last Thursday.
Miss Mabel !nman is assisting Mrs. III.
A. Cowles in her household duties dur.
ing the council.
NJ. v. Helton and family attended the
Baptist ASSOCIATION at Princeton last
| week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Bickne,l went to
Linevil'e Thursday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. [. NJ. Lovett, and take in
the fair.
Il. Richardson moved the house he
recently bought of E. A. Argo to some
| vacant lots east OF the Nj. K. church the
latter part Of last week. The building
| will be fixed up, an addition built and
be occupied by w. w. Powers and fam.
| lily.
At the regular semi-annual meeting
of the school board Monday, j. n. W..
lis was reelected secretary; r. Richard
son, treasurer. Books audited and
found correct and Chas. Cornett APP
pointed truant officer for the school
1t would be well for parents to acquainl
| themselves with this new school law al
an early date, and not wait until you
are fined $40 or SIS and then send you
children to school.
Mrs. p f. Farley and younges
daughter arrived Monday morning
Their household goods arrived one day
] last week and were moved to the Ell
more property which was vacated by p
4 M. Mitchell and which Mr.. Earley's viii
occupy.
| Fred Burgess went to Kellerton Sat
urday where he will work for an incl,
who was recently. injured by fsl
| breaking some ribs.
Harry Weldon, of Morgan township
was business visitor here Monday
4 w. w. Powers went to Weldon Tues
4 day to repair an engine that II. Richard
son recently purchased.
VIM. Burch sold some cattle to Ival
Beach Monday.
| Mrs. DIR. Tumble was or the sick lis
I the latter part OF last week and the frs
of this.
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Lone Star.

Mrs. f. M. Houston entertained the
young folks one evening last week.
Ray Cave and Ernest Cummins called
or Sam Shy Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended
services at Palestine Sunday.
j. W. Hammer and family attended
clutch at'Decatur Sunday.
School is progressing nicely, with
John Dunn as teacher.
Grandma CARRIER and Mrs. Rev. Glib
.bens are visiting at w. N::;shy's. .s
Sam Shy returned from lis tripio
OKLAHOMA last Thursday. He is well
pleased with the country and thinks of
locating there.
Ray Cave visited Earnest Cummins
Sunday.
Herman and Helen Deck attended
Sunday school at Decatur Sunday.
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Avoid Fraudulent limitations.
i Use the genuine Russ Bleaching Blue ant
preserve your clothes. All groeers, iOc.
Woodland.

w. E. Massey was "a Lineville visitor
\ Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson visited at
II. j. Stephens Sunday.
N. s. Beavers returned from his west
ern trip last week.
DR.. Doolittle and Henry Bledsoe, of
Garden Grove, were in town last Thurs
day.
Z Lenna Stephens began the fall and
winter term of school at No. 6 Monday.
The school board met Monday after
moon and transacted their regular rou.
tine Of business. }'a
The democrats met in the hall Satur-
day afternoon and nominated the fol-
lowing township ticket: Trustee, Y. e..
Holiday; CLERK, J. L. Still; assessor,
Eugene Massey; justices, w. Il. Wilson
id A. w. Bryson;s constables, ed
Yens and Roy Beavers.
Arthur Dunn, Of Derby, was in town
yer Sunday. u. :.
Harry Potts, was i'm stown Hast 8eeg
disinfecting the House Tom Of Owen.
Tom Lane, Charley Carlson and Jesse
Still attended Masonic lodge at Garden
Grove Thursday evening.
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Tuskeego.

mrs. Wilbert Wiley and. Mrs. Helen
Rhodes spent Wednesday with their
sister Miss Rosa Rhodes.
Mrs. Haynes of Chicago is visiting
her brother Rev. Levi Fosd,ck.
sRev. q. w. Smith filled his appoint
mentin Leon Sunday and Sunday even.
lug.
Lyman Smith spent Sunday with John
Wiley.
Rev. Fosdick filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Several from this place attended the
funeral and burying Of Mrs.J ohm Andrew
Sunday at Elk Chapel, and the remains
we're laid to rest in the Elk Cemetery.
Many friendsin those parts sympathze
with'the bereaved family.
Bessie Fosdlck of Davis Citv was an
over Sunday visitor at Granpa Fosdick' g.
Mrs. Piercy and daughter, Eta Visited
"Wednesday with Miss Lucy Dunbar.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
cl1ulch spent pleasant day With Miss
Rosa Rhodes Thursday.
G. K. Piercy was up near kellerton
Thursday.
Marion Marshall aud family and j. M.
Smith and family took dinner Sunday at
Mrs, A. A. Plercy's
Jess Dunbar and wife spent Sunday
at the formers brother, Oll's.
Miss Eta Piercy left Tuesday for
Nance Co, Nebr. to visit her sister Mrs
Harry Sidders and also her brother NJ.
w. Percy and other relatives at that
place.
miss Rosa Rhodes took supper Satur-
day evening at j. NJ. Smiths.
Mra Iauro Rurpoc oolIoI an =,
evening at Mrs. Piercy's.
|, y Grandma Payton is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Fred Wion's near
Lamont lEis week.
Mrs. Sarah Ray and daughter Bertha
OF Elk creek spent Monday evening
with Mrs. Marion MARSHALL.
Mrs. John Allen and baby BERTHE and
also her sister Freeda Walker Of Lamont
were over Sunday visitors at Will
Moore's. ~
Mrs. Caulkins and two sons of Ar
kansas are here visiting her brother
Everett Teale.
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Van Vert.

Miss Polly Coin, living vest of town,
died Tuesday with cancer of the stomach.
Polly was most est .nable lady and was
loved and respected ny all who knew her,
and she will be sadly missed in the neigh
borhood where her quiet life was spent.
Mrs. Minnie Gardner and Mrs. Silvers,
of Weldon, visited Mrs. Porter at the Van
Vert hotel.
q. M. Crane will move his family from
Oes Moines here as soon as he can get
house.
A story has been going the rounds that
some rascas worked Mrs. Fierce out of
$500 by getting her TO sign her name to an
insurance policy which turned out
to be notes which they took to the bank
and cashed and then skipped out We
learn later that the company is reliable
and she will lose nothing.
Mrs. Cora Little returned to Osceola
Wednesday after a few weeks stay with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cora Fry.
Rev. West, Of Ridgeway, Mo was here
Des Moines. VIZ
Miss Lois Royal, of Garden Grove, visit
ed with Miss Blades the past week.
~. wilson was visiting in Osceola til g
first of the week.
John Edwards and q. NJ Crane have
bought Fl. o. Wilson's real estate business
and are located in the new building for
lnerly occupied by H. o.
Harry Blair. who was visiting at Des
MONIES, returned home Friday.
Rev: Samson preached in the M. e.
church at Weldon Sunday.
H. j. Patterson has bought out Mr.,
Ibompson's second restaurant and intends
to keep Mr.. Thompson out of the bust
ness. as he has rented his building.
MISS Grace Brown: of Grand River. re.
turned home Saturday after visit with
her uncle. George Woodland. in this city.
Mrs. Susie Pervis, of Griswold, Mrs.
Delpbla Maxwell, of Des Moines, and Mrs.
Nerva Robinson were here to attend the
funeral Of their sister, Miss Polly Coins
conference at Osceola Friday.
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Burr Oak Ridge.

Meeting is in progress at Eden church
under the aus plces Of Elder Will Elmore.
All are cordially invited and will be
we'll entertained as ED. Gilmore is in
deed fine talker and breaches the
Bible not his sentiments.
w. H. McCalla and family attended
church services at Scratch Eye Sunday
and took dinner at j. +. Burners.
Mrs. Jane johnson and Miss Matte
Clark spent one day last week with
Grandma Webster
Mrs j. E. Bruner spent one afternoon
last week with Mrs. Charles Chastain.
Ed Stanford and family also Grandma
Stanford visited at NJ. u. Shira's few
! days last week.
s s 4 little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Johnson's last week.
Nj. Kinds Sundayed at their daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Willie Gammon's.
Grandma Webster took dinner at j.
Nv Walton's Sunday.
Mr.. Craig and family of Leon visited
!. Saturday night at ID. Johnson's.
M. D.ssShira and family were callers at
the county farm Sunday afternoon.
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Boothtown.


The. Band of Hope ga, can iea$efeans
social Saturday night at j Johnny Rotinr.
son $ which Was very heartily, snjbyeds
Everett Bright WAS the guest Clyde.
Leonard Sunday. Yo nw GiR.,
Sarah Still is assisting Mrs. J.sB.qDale
viii her household duties. ssfs. ia
Ethel Still is working for Mrs: A. w..
Davis. ~ . :ass,se .
DICK Woisey has moved into a house
on Jim McCutchans farm and viii assist
Jim with his work. a ~.
In the last issue we erroneouslyiHtated
that Ella Campbell would teach the
Center school i'll Morgan township. Miss
ella is not teaching now. We were
misinformed. ~
Clyde. Leonard and CHARLES Bledsoe
and Misses Ethel and Sarah Still attend-
ed party near Davis City Saturday
night. sfs
Quite a number from here attended
the Lineville fair. IA
Miss Percy Dale is the proud possessor
Of new gold watch and chain presented
! by her father, all because she is just
sweet sixteen. . s...l
M. L. Dale is under full Roadway with
his new house.
Elmer Little and his mother visited
at Llge Evans Sunday. .s'S> So
Pearl Little is visiting her brother at
/ Saline. c w
Misses Ora and Mabel Martz attended
4 church here sunday. ) NJ s
TUdr iFtehd James G. Cozad began
i another lerEl Of school at Union Mon
day. Jim is evidently one Ut our most
popular teachers. 80
Mrs. Bell Ingram, of Alvord, Mo-, is
visiting relatives and friends here. Sc
Julian Harris passed this way Tuesday
enroute for Braceweil on an expedition.
Gerlie Garner visited at j. L. My
( Cutchan's the latter part Of last week.
Ella Wolsey was Il very pleasant'call er
at the home OF VIM. Marlz Sunday
evening. Lit'@'
y. Il. Dale made business trip tc
4 PIeasanton, Lamont and Leon last
WeeK.
Misses Maud and Blanche Osborn
havefesumed their studies in the Leor
school.
80.
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James Dobson and daughter, Nellie,
we're Leon visitors Saturday.
George Ogiyle and family attended
services at Decatur Sunday.
Mrs. Medley called on Mrs, Caldwell
one GaY last week
Jake and Lou Smith of Leon. visited
their mother, Mrs. +. NJ. Houston, one
day last week.
Edna Shy is on the sick list
=, King IS assisting Ernest Cummins
With his work
home folks.
Mrs. f. Gates called on Mrs. Shy last
Friday.
Ihe protrac,ed meeting at Palestine is
stlii1n progress with quite a degree of
Interest.
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CORRESPONDENT 5
s..4s ases.a II 5
Items Of Interest as Reported )
81 by our Correspondents. !;
Center.

The frost Thursday and Friday nights
mas hurried up corn cutting. 8
Threshing machines have been busy
in this vicinity thrashing grain. IN
Grandpa Hoadley is quite low. He
Was thought to be dylug Sunday even
ing but rallied again.
: James Stewart sold some cattle and
delivered them Monday.
Elmer Brown and family visited at
his fathers Cap. Browns last Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
J Mrs. Goodson's brother, Mr.. Smith
from Illinois has been visiting here.
He came to accompany his mother, who
has been spending the summer with
Mrs. Goodson, to her nome in Illinois.
Bert Phipps of Farragut, Iowa, Miss
Frank Gardner, Goldie Stewart, Geor. e
and Clara Gardner visited at Pine Grove
farm one day last week.
Lucy Gardner helped Mrs. Brown
cook for threshers Monday.
\ Jamie and Lorne Long are on the
sick list.
Mrs. George Hoadley from Garden
Grove was down to see Grandpa
Hoadley Sunday,
Grandma CARRIER was visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Josie SLY last week.
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Special Excursion to ST. Joseph
and Kansas City, No., Sept. 20.

a.Only ;S3 90 for tue round trip via. Chi
Western Railway. Special
tram #feaves Des Moines 1000 p. m.
Saturday night, September 20. Tickets
good going only on special train. Good
returning Monday or Tuesday nights on
train No. 4. For further information
apply to w. H. Long, city ticket agent,
5l4 Walnut ST., Des Moines, Iowa. 3.2t
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Nasa, Catarrh quickly Yields to treat.

TdSd1 OdtdT y u1Chly yTe1us 70 I1eat-
uient by Ely's Cream Balm, which is
agreeably aromatic. Il is received
through the nostrils, cleanses and heals
the whole surface over which it ditiuses
itself. A remedy for Nasal Ca,arrh
which is drying or exciting to the dis.
eased membrane should not be used.
Cream Balm is recognized as specific.
Price 80 cents at druggists or by mail
a cold in the head Immediately dis
appears when Cream Balm is used,
Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New
York.
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For 80 Days Only.

Big Premium with every dozen of
photos at Swearingen's photo gallery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-09-18

se' To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets,
ALL druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
eaeh box. CSC;
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8 MAr-
This signature is on every box of the genuins
Laxative Brotno.Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that eExes a cold In one day
Maiden Blush.

James Burnley made bis regular call
at Jennings sunday.
Miss Maud Lille visited her parents
Sunday.
Emmett Still was Leon visitor satur-
day.
Oscar Baker and sister Lizzie and Mr..
Ellie Smith called ON Miss Irene Wool.
sey and Miss MaEde Lille Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mollie Lille and children called
on Mrs. N. A. Lille Sunday.
James Rumley and best girl called on
j. w. Bakers Sunday.
Oscar Baker is assisting Horace Brown
with his farm work.
Oliver Still called en- Ode Wander
poole Sunday.
Miss Irena Woolsey called on her
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Pitman Sunday.
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in.one day, No cure no, pay.
Price % cents.
Something Unique in Photography
sPlatipotype, PLATING; and Solo work.
Can give you black and white or sepia
tones. Come and see the work.
HENRIETTA VoGT,
North Side of Square.
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Ireland.

Mis-. Mary Grogan and baby visited
over SUNDAY with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Mullins of Weldon.
Several people from this vicinity at
tended the fair at I-inevlIle the past
week.
Miss Ella Griffin is out canvassiDg for
book and has met with good success
so far.
Hardy WATSON and family spent Sun
day at Dersnis Daughton's.
Ned Comefprd is building an addition
to his house.
Ed Griffin is making an extended
visit in Oklahoma.
Miss Jennie Hickman spent the past
week in Linevile visiting her cousin
Mrs. S. +. Williams.
Mrs. Dan Griffin is quite poorly at
this writing.
Mrs. Henry Wallace and daughter
Coy, of Clio, visited over Sunday with
Mrs. Waliace's parents K. Hickman.
Miss Edith Bryson visited at Mr.. F.
Andersou's during the Linevilte fair.
Miss Kate Grogan visited with her
friend Miss Chlora Merrick at Lineville
last Thursday.
Mr.. O'Grady Of Westerville is visiting
relatives in.this vicinity.
Willie and Dennis ,5rogan shipped a
car load of cattle from Leon Monday.
There were no services at the Catholic
church Sunday GA account of the illness
of tie pastor Rev. Father Condor.
Good Advice.
The most miserable being in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More then seventy.
five per cent. Of the people in the
United States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects: such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache Habtual Cos
|tiyeness, Palpitation of the !. Heart,
Heart burn. Water. brash, Gnawing and
burning Paias at the pit Of the stomach,
Yellow skim Coated Tongne Hand Eds!
agreeable taste in the mouth, coming up
of food after eating, low spirits, etc. Go
to your druggist and get bottle Of
August Flower for rs cents. Two doses
will relieve you. Try it. Get Green's
Special Almanac.
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Bowsher 4 Biddison exclusive sellers
Rex goods.
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Russ Rleachina Blue

Should be in every home. Ask your grocer
to.lt and buy no substitute. loo. package.
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Do Your Clothes Look Yellow?
II so, use Russ Bleachin, Blue. 1t wit
make them whit as snow. All grocers, l0c.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-13
Go to Romans ice cream parlors for
delicious ice cream.
PROFITABLE COWS.

EELEEtssETEEE
There is nothing like the combina-
ton OF cows, corn and creameries for
the prosperity OF the farmers of this
state and the following statement Is
furnished the Kuhn Messenger by a
farmer of that vicinity. He states:
In the FAM OF is97 / bought six COWS
and from january /, 1898, to January
4. 1899, I took to the creamery 26,577,
pounds OF milk and drew $187. 6S, an
average OF $31.2s per COW, and from
January 4, 1899, to January ], 1900,
the milk from the same cows amounted
to 38,7S0 pounds, besides we used a
large quantity at home and supplied
another panty with q small quantity
daily for some time, and my checks
amounted to 1905 81, an average OF
$50, 95 per COW. For the years 1900
and 1901, / took to the creamery a
total OF 41,S38 pounds and received an
average OF $245 or $40. 80 per COW be-
sides making considerable butter for
home use and raising some hogs and
calves each year ON the separated milk
with excellent success, These cows
were not blooded stock bit such as
anyone may have.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-13
!. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-
TIONS.

A competitive examination under
the rules of the u. S. civil service COM
mission of applicants for the position
of deputy collector and inspector in
the classified customs service in the
district of North and South Dakota
will be held at the customs houAe,
Pembina, N. d., on the 18th day of
July, 1902, commencing at 9 o'clock
a. m. W
Applications for this examination
must be made on U. S. civil service
commission blanks, form No. 1O1. Such
blanks can be obtained from the I'M
dersigned.
Applicants will not be accepted I'M
less received by the board by the hour
of closing business on June %, 1902.
Therefore all persons desiring examin-
alton should ecu blanks and fill
them out at once in order to allow
time for any necessary corrections.
ROBERT MORRISON.
Secretary Board of Examiners, Penn
bina, N. D.
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STAGE ROUTES.

For Fort; Yates. Standing Rock. way points
and connections. including Glencoe, Liv-
ona, Campbell, LaGrace, Fort Rice, Can
non Ball. Clayton, Hampton, Emmons-
burg, Winona: Stage leaves every
marek about 6 p. m. Williamsport and
Painted Woods, Wogansport and
Sather, stage leaves every morning ex-
cept Sunday; returning arrives in Bis
Hnarck every evening about S p. m.
Q Fort Berthold. Coal Harbor. Turtle
Lake, Weller. Conkling, Elbowoods.~ leave
Bismarck daily via B., W. & G. F. Ry..
daily except Sunday. 80
For FalcOner, Slaughter, Crofte and An
drews,aleaye Bismarck daily via B., W.
Falconer from wilton, trisweekly to
Slaughter, Crofte and Andrews.
For Francis. Cromwell and Naughton stage
leaves Bismarck Tuesdays and Saturdays.
returning same days.
MISSOURI RIVER PACKETS.
Benton Transportation Company, /. P.
Baker, general superintendent; steamers
5f leave weekly during navigation season
for Standing Rock. Fort Yates, Cannon
Ball, and way points, mi to Washburn,
Coal Harbor, Mannhaven and up river
points as per special announcement.
TELEPHONE 10 wAsHBURN.
The telephone line connects Washburn.
Wilton and way points on the B., W. & G..
sent and received, or conversation held, at
the option Of patrons. Connection at
Western Union telegraph office or at gen
eral offices of the road.