davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

PatrpiFnau Ftstchef yesterday a..
trrnoon preferred a charge u assault
and battery against l. Keys. who
was arrested while engaged IN zig
srou.iy ehassistux his wifs. The we-
man Il held as a witness. Keys T.
said bT the police % have a record
AZ a hannu nan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Local press agents are earning
their salaries this Wssk disiaratins
she dictionary on the hln Boards
The Grand opera man sa1s The
wise Woman" Is the hit uf two
hauliuphefnH NE - the Seattle
thSatef eniis the Little Atfsisfsf"
the success % the century. while
the modest puhlieitY pufveyur Of the
Third Avenue claims HunriluE
Life n the most nturrnfena maio-
drAmatie production ever born IN
captivity Or words Is that effect
Sow. u uourse al this ia true
Thls week sees tie Mind up Of the
theatrical season N most Of the
eastern cities. ana nest week viii
usher n summer arsra fttna efa~t
10 caaat Locally the Grand has stlli
sefua tar=notch attraction IN store.
while tbs stock companies At the
Seattle ard Third Avenue Nui have
Intervening offerings Tor several
weeks 70 come.
Tire latest adveftistng celebrity 10
hrvak into the ranks ~ rs ..iasichi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
PoRT ORCHARD ROUTE

poRT ORCHARD ROUTE
bet
U. 8. Navy Yard and Bss,isships
Steamers
Ashtee. Inlsnd Flyer, Pert Orchard,
Pier =
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
lasss ssattle---s 40. Is. >. 10 and
II - = IA. Is. . 20. :. 20 and
AS . m. Saturday only. II 80 p. IN.
sunday, no trips 81 Z ~ and slis
q "a
leave Brsusrtoa-1, Is. 10 and
~ Is . m-. ~ 20. 30. ,, I -. blse
and 8 IS q IN
Leave 3 dnsy--s 20. & so and
II IS q M. ~ noon. s and .. M
Lsavs Chsrtssten---s 50, ] 50. siSe
and ffES a. m &c and 80 o. TIA
FRIDAYS
Lave Seattle 30. , and Ie a m !:
iIA. . 30. tto and 1'so p m
Leave nrsnsrten - Is. if!ss
a m. IL 30. =. 8 20 and els o. IN
i-.y. aid-.v--s and al as a IN {
n noon! . and =. m
lss~s Chsriestsu--i 50 and iigss
a m. 4 ~ ana % p. IN.
Fer further Information
Phons. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

rarre comedy 10 sunny lin Al
Leach aud his "'fhrsa huHebudH
viii DO things O. him
Rose Melville viii bring "Hia Hop.
klna 20 this coast nest fau and
y ben uhe returns 10 ths east later Ia
the season she win be seen Ia =
Country Cinderella a new pieer
built tor he's
~ the urald sunday night she
fares comedy "A wIas Woman.
viii be- presented The advance man
II the ahap cialisis that the play II
one bic bunah II fun with = number
af axesiteut speciaities ana chofaHcs
Charles II. Din.nzha1u Will appear
IN the French play. business l.
business" next season. Hv has also
secured HamrthinE from the pen q
Paul N ester and MADDEN Cham hers
called The Head of thu Family"
Jules Hurst. ths famous French
journalist Who has fuss xtsiteA this
country. says that ths most INTEREST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

SGeTf0S sSis II SSoa fafniiars At
= q Hicksrtea A Cos salefrOoms.
AIS First aTesus. on Saturday. the
11fh. AZ iesaa sharp. oak bed sets.
springs. mattresses. iron beds,
chiffunisr. folding bad. bed lounge.
r~ttee. elegant upright plano. sn-
tension table. dining chairs. rock
ers. center tables. gas stove. crock
cry. heating stoves, steel range.
carpets. rugs, etc. y. q. Bickerton.
aurftrnesr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
IEEIH

When crowned b. Or browns Pain
isas Dentists fTil First avenusl are
first sha lsed and treated and Al de-
cay removed. then q perfect SHAPED
and tight Hitting crown crmeutssi on,
and stars faF lifetime II Is made
heavy and durable.
Gold crowns fask .. tsag
Porcelain crowns that are
uudstsctahle from ma
lures own teeth. $500
4 -staa4aA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
STEINER LOST

SYDNEY. y. w. MAY 20 The
British steamer Oakland fuuuiefed
near Port stephens to-day. Pant Of
the passengers and crew we're lost
Details are lacking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson a. Hanks Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Browns Painless Dentists

III i.t ave. unien blk.
enc door south Il MAcDaugau a
suuthNiek
Hgutn-k - a m. 90 .. m. sunday
, :. IN until ! >. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

SEQ 81. Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway on sale June and
s, for 4. .. u. ". meeting 81. Paul
Tickets and full information AZ city
ticket offsce. si2 LIST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Steamer NRiencie. from San Fran
cisco. passed Thtoosh NJ o'clock
this morning and should arrive at ,
O'Clock this evening
Fheneh ship Hoehe. with a cargo
u wheat from South Africa. was
tuWrd 90 aaa this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

The
Exodus
of the
Flat
Dwenefs

A. arrr = a sheet anchor m hard
ass--A very BONANZA 10 good ones
" san I've or Il any tins. for
sas Mature Il mora than bouufI-
E.sfs,cs l. but twenty eight min
- re- co the interuFban rail-
-; n-esnf fare with free traaa-
- . anY part of the city.
sen 70 breathe and live AZ HIs-
ssts. Ask Tor Mr. Lincoln on the
ss.t. q call al our office for fur
hsr ,nt1rmasson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
PETER SLID
BUT ALAS!

BUTTE. May - Butte made 3
whiftwiud finish hrre yesterday IL
the game with naRdaies men. but
failed 10 via aat. " hen all wa
over the Seattle team had the Ions
end ak ! to : seare. IN the last
inning noWiius attempted 90 Seufs
from seeort On MT - center.
brennan whipped the bal 90 the
plate and stanley frll on the side
wheel pitcher. ending the Same and
cattiuk the Butte team cut from the
tie. noNtinE hattsd IN the ninth
inning for Pitcher rusieT. Who had
been IN The boz durtna ire game.
Willie HOGS WAs On TIA slab fur
Seattle and pitched a HoeA game.
seoFe by mninkss
butte .........osssSsSas-s )
HELENA. May ~ --ispnkane took
the third consecutive game from the
ioeAls yesterday by a score % 10
10 a.
PORTLAND. May - The locals
Wun from Tacau1N yesterday BY =
score Of O. l. A fins Ealus.
Los ANGELES. aax ss.-Aftsr
san Ffaacisca had practically wen
the Gausa yesterday the hnsaa Axgrrs
gattan sneakea under the wire
ahead TIE finai scnrc YES 10 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TEETH

when niied nj Browns Dental Par
iurH (Tis first Hvounel are fifHt treat
ed then all decay removed. and now
Allied. thus preventing future decay
Filings tpurc guidl ...s. 81 %
Filings fsiiveg1 ..4........ 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Special koties
= - s'..s;s - 1880
MEHT pom ALASKA

MEST FOR ALASKA.
II party Of - can be secured a
first -eiREn sailing schooner VIII leave
seattle about Jaiy ist and bring
them % Southern Alaska and locate
thsm on the best land 20 bs found
th-rs. The schooner wili cruise
around for about At least a month.
80 that the settlers viii get chance
70 see FOR themselves and select tire
best places. Charges reasonable.
fuF particulars write or call ~ ..
Hsfs.hs. ssa Wtihsrt ntrs.t, ballard.
Tnn PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY &C mi
NHsat aFNrss has changed hardn, aua =
80 tkiE ssek. faaktns fIna fau rsff8nst
rAssae fsa 81 10 dssHsH aia1 Gag
aa4sftns snd sniafsins ss iossst pFlees
oI.sn sundhynz =. ~ uruznss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

olEn NsthsrHoie viii get 81 900 "A
week from liesrbohm Tree far play
ing In THE uordian Knot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Francis Wilson has earfaird
Madge ieaAing the star Of nfury
Lane thaatrr In London the past
season. IL star with him Ia this
country nest year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Nay -. y. 1s Fare and one third
Tor round trip, Via the Scenic
Route" Great Northern Railway
City Ticket ofrice. slz Firnt ave '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Goodness gracious. LILY tanRtry
no more than grta back "a England
with all her American dollars than
she threatens Co come back here In
the fail with two new plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
PIANOS IN
DEMAND
nllx. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
III ALI. KINDS ALSO FIND
sgADY SALE AT 4. =. JOHN
ruS COS

z<<Nsnts % PiRros and Org ns
k-sss sinoss daily and anon fad
~ way insc Nnicofnu henea The
tsssnss stock u ChleksfinE. Kim
- HonaFt n Cable. reAse. . :.
taaE.a c.. and otitar makes So
wry as bay direct frum ths ut4u
s4rsr~rx. thereby sexiax the md.
= sass gsonf. enables Is a. shav
ssr-<ty snd quote prices that make
b se1JSpNDD0 ss~psSRA ssssoA
erss arN - graduated - 90 ault
HsT ere
N THE HOME
q vay - n ne wiias ~ ne niann-
hlrs. o. IN ths Noods. music aiea -
1s charms A manfalfn. a Niolln. a
satsar. a haasa. frosn eur exquisite
|fnrk q uusieal Instruments viii
ssss Away nsay = tedious hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Maude Adams b. camping out Tor
several weeks in the sandy plains
and under the sunny skies Of Egypt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

WARfED Family. vita IN sad siris %
Nafk IN WOODEN mills kirkland. AppiY
a. mill o. iifT FIRST avenue
nFHuF pickafu 81 Horfhrun p cents 4
crate Take Htr Dorothy 81 Asaisan Jar
ieHin ninkins neat Aonfay. D. Owens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Clas slfled Ads

CldS Slfle0 Aus
For asnt-Furnishs Rooms
Mo- farhishsd ram. azf John street
WANTED -Thfss o. four nicely furnished
On hautnn % nraf hiiis 80 ghil1f.nt ~
sf-nes. ssshsnssd .. htar rub 90.
FuHslnnEu fsaas aBd bard 1917 SEQ
cod a'rnss. nssf t1he
hicE furnished n1oras. suitable far two,
hAth ana phaha. 1910 sseaaa ave.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Itfs First avs.
uas house aeuiy furnished. eli modsfa.
pfiass ,n0dsfaia.
UNFURNIsHEp Housekeeping
rooms. 1903 Queen Anne ave.
HANDSOME front paflor. with or
without board. 1908 Western ave.
near Vine.
ron RENT=2 furnished h8unekeep-
inE rooms. zis 30. 10th street.
Financial
FitiVATk L3ANs
diamonds jssssIry ana watcher Assri.
ean watch a gaNeiry Co. etH FTrsI ave
spussits Rainier 0fand. pfiFata affass
Al husihsss strtetil oonhasntiaL
nokEY ADVANCED HAI.AHfED FE1.
fI.h. rstat ipsfghAnts. tsamstsrs. ba.ts-
taA hgusss. sithggt sseaftty. largest
taatnass In a. principal eIIiaa Taiazaa
40 Eglst tlees sla b.-soat avenue.
eiaHtonas. watches is~sif- isu intsrssL
y. y. West 90 Fiss ssrsst
COLLATERAL BANK aAasta . nsseJ;
aasssy iosasa ca sny sooS ssiiatsrAA
10 chsry.
10 LoAr-Htfs.ts nsssy st igw ,at. Of
Interest. naIsus 8 oansr. zoe rssisf
v.r Rooms a snd ..
ltslp Wantsd--rsmsls
NAkffh Fagns giFt y aaFs To- shiiifsa
ArplF ifoo aiaaf aveuss
WANTED Young giri from " 70 10
70 help around house aud look after
child 1iE Spring ~
WANTED i.rsssivao~a - .s~osnsa ~
las fis',ssfs so trirnnsil.ss. Apply -
fore o. o. Ths itan Aafrhs
For ssie--tteusss and Lots
81 HofaEh-x B aa8 ! rssssas. ss6o 81
Nsilsy. icinins cssitoi mn on east W.
Society NotIoss
An ths man - hiss Ia Ysat hains uith
naT srrssns nanaaii the csrrssnssr az
Maatsaa ifhaBes. Nain ft1p. n 1881
Fer Bert
1--WE. ROOM cottage, asf Minor
ave- go-i place Tor chickens and
eaaa. orchard. lot Of small fruit
prefer HcAndl nhyians Caii zzzG
East axe take University car
fuH nEwT-gssaf SAT - npasus tallst
p4taf. Fafa. 81 90 caf iius. 70 nuiHutes
fFsaa k~aoaa sfs-. frHt 4iu 1~pt 4sea.
So strest
s11 FairyisW. : rooms. Black TatT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
@. A. n. snoLsn.

90 to SPINNING for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

aud Primrose .H going on the YHuis-
pille stage ana Lew Dnckntadef v ~
tackle the minstrel business with q
company Of his own.
sporting LifoH VIII be- the play
presented by the Walter Sanford
Company at tho Third Avenue then
ter an nHEt week. II IN q story ~
English life. with moral. sir. SAN
ford viii appear fer the first time
since his company opened In tho
city assuming the role ~ Les duFe
the money lender. The run strength
uf the company will be- required .n
the pRHt
my Jack" viii be prraentsd I
nigh. iumogrow uiHht aud at tho
RaiurdaN matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

YOUNG man with steady smpioynsst
Nants room mate. 81 psf manth each.
T11 MhdiasH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TEETH

Hhsn made by the Brown sys-
teen give the face It's nat
arai expression and contour. and
they stay np In the mouth You can
eat with them F'ali set So o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

3TOcK AND dairy RANCH Ons
~ the best buys IN Western WHsh-
inRtou 100 sores. 1s0 acres under
the pillow. 200 acres pasture. bal
auee Timber. plenty Of running
watars 0-rO1m house, barn s0Ni00.
several OutbuiidinRn. orchard. all
kinds ~ small fruit. 2 miles from
creH merry. g. 500.
IfnMIHfHsT ~ aHHg afn - y Iii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Tire latest aavsrttsing celebrity 70
hrvAk into the ranks ~ rs ssiuaiehi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
STiSIIlne With Points

..stsA pfun ea ate oltetihK
To- - ~ brsg brlatie brushes at
q NV" how pflesH. Fof In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
NO STUDENTS

Our onicsr have been established fer
10 yrars The largest Dental Par
; ~ .ssDA a,s...eD De 2>srOs - =
psflors on the Pacific coast
separate reception rnom for ladies
Lady attendant always present.
Ten years written guarantee with
all sark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

BETWEEN SEATTLE AND ia
CONAN acres. 20 improved. an
good land. located at Steamboat
landing, nice beach aud eiam led
Ia front ~ place. bearing orchard:
small fruits. plenty Of spring
water. 5-rOom house. several out
buildings. ruW boat and all kinds
~ tools. horse. wagon. harness,
cows. heifers, chickens. bargain for
some one
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 n. Y. Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
For ssls-Miseellsn.ovs

PORTABLE oven Ia good condition.
just what YOU want for Alaska:
also pouFhaut stove. 100 Queen
Anne ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

FOR sAI.E--gh acres. Owner needs
money ard wants offer.
Two acres. 81 GO.
Lots frosn 30 up. on monthly pay
mentE al close 10 car line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two cottages in North Seattle. ll,svo.
and a number OF other bargains In
North seattle property.
Tel, mi LI0T1.
u A ANpFRa0S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

: g. q
nesh
AK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

A BARGAfS-T0 acres. ali good land.
10 acres IN cultivation. is acres
pasture 7-ro0fn house. barn. sew
rral uutbuiidinEB. orchard. All
kinds small fruit; nice location. adj
Joining small town. handy 90 See
attic. 9 100
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 y. Y. Bik.
If TAKEN THIS WEEK. gs50 Will
buy 70 acres 81 good level land .
acres cleared. Is acres very easily
cleared. balance timber. adjoining
nice improved place.
ROBERT MAITHY. 40 ~. Y. Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TEETH EXTRACTED

ny Browns Painless Dentists. ia lst
ave. without pain. and no bad after
effects
Extracting IL free when other Aofk
Ia ordered
Examinations free All work done
By Graduats specialists u from 10 20
- years HNprrlunce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Our PATENT VACUUM CHAM
hER never fails to keep . plate up.
Lady attendant always.
Hours q 20 to eco daily; Sundays.
sec I'm Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Graduates IN pharmacy
, 1903-04-02
Did Bill Nye Sell his Govt

a great many funny things have
been attributed to the pen of Bill
Nye, much of which he wrote,
some of which he did not. The
following advertisement for the
sale of a COW has been laid at his
door and, from the tone of it, we
should judge that it is genuine:
Owing to my ill health L will
sell at my residence in township
nineteen, range eighteen, accord
ing to the government survey, one
plush raspberry cow aged eight
years. She is of undoubted courage
and gives milk frequently, To a
man who does not fear death in
any form she would be a great
boon. She is very much attach
ed to her present home by a stay
chain, but she will be sold to any,
one who will agree to treat her
right. She is one fourth short
horn and three-fourths hyena.
| will also throw in a double. bar
relied shotgun which goes with her.
In May she usually goes away
for n week or two and returns
with a tail red calf with wabbly
legs. Her name is Rose. |
would rather sell her to "a non.
resident"
, 1903-04-02
Visiting Masonic Brethren.

The Saratoga Lodge of Masons
were honored last Tuesday night
by a visit from a number of the
Encampment Lodge and j. Ed.
Phillis, the Worshipful Master OF
that Lodge presided in the East
and conferred the Master Mason's
degree upon Il candidate. The
work was very interesting, there
being an unusual number of Ma.
sons present and after the bust
hess of the evening was owe the
members sat down to a banquet
spread in the hall and one of the
most pleasant and enjoyable
times that ever took place under
that roof was had. There were
short addresses from every mem
Der of the Encampmcnt Lodge,
us well AS n number from the
home Lodge. The best of feel.
ing prevailed and the two lodges
ere cemented together in har-
mony in a most encouraging man
ner.
Those of the Encampment
Lodge We're Worshipful Master,
j. Ed. Phillips, F. c Cramer, J.
f. Clubhouse, II. Charles Duns-
more, Fred Hinton, W. j. Wern-
Ii. A. H.. Grow, and George
kuntzman. They were the
guests of the Saratoga Lodge,
who entertained them at the Ho-
tel Wolf and made their stay here
MS pleasant as it was possible &c
do so.
, 1903-04-02
RAISE IRRIGATION WORK.
Senator %Guernsey's Company to Reclaim
$50, 900 Acres.

The Big Horn Basin Develop
ment company. of which Senator
{. A. Guernsey is Mt the head,
which will begin operations in the
Big Horn country at once. has
been so fortunate as to secure the
the services of A. b. Fowler. who
has successfully conducted an ir-
rigatied garden of 120 acres at
this place during the past three
years, as their superintendent.
Mr.. Fowler. who goes to work
for the big company ut $1,000 a
year. is a straight forward, sober
gentleman, has had twenty years
experience in the irrigating bust
ness and enters upon his new
duties next week without the
slightest Fear of filling the posi-
ton cIeditably.
The Big Horn Baisn Develop
ment company will reclaim ESQ.,
900 acres of land under the Carey
act and Mr.. Fowler's work this
year will be to superintend the
digging of an irrigation canal
eighty miles in length and the
building of a storage reservoir to
hold 20.0O0,O 100000 cubic feet of
water-Guernsey Iron Gazette.
, 1903-04-02
In Homer Of Mrs, H. I. Wilcox.

Mrs. Horace G.. Wilcox gave "A
delightful afternoon party at
her pleasant home, last Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of the 10th
birthday of her mother.in-law,
Mrs. II. l.. Wilcox. A very large
number of ladies' attended and the
afternoon was spent in social CON
verse and delicious refreshments
we're served the guests during the
evening. Mrs. Wilcox is one of
the most popular women of tins
community and the large number
of hansome and appropriate gifts
she received OH that occasion test
ifes in the strongest manner to
the high estimation in which she
is held.
Those present were the Mes
danes Alma Wilcox, Pullum.
Hickok, Crocheran, Burke, May
den, Crawford, Adams, Paulson
Heather, Farris, Lee, Goethe,
, 1903-04-02
Blacken- Peters.

O. G. Blacken and Lucy d
Peters were married at the resi-
dence of Mr., and Mrs. George E.
Somerby, last Tuesday evening,
Rev. Brundage officiating. The
ceremony vas performed at 500
in the presence of the family and
a few invited friends. Light re-
freshments were served the guests
after the ceremony.
Mrs. Blacken is the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Somerhy. She
has resided in this community for
the past two years and has II host
of friends and acquaintances who
hold her in very high estimation
Mr.. Blacken is a miner and
owns valuable mining property
on French creek, He is a young
man of manly, upright attain
ments, respected by all who know
him and every man who knows
him is his friend.
The young couple were most
handsomely remembered by their
friends in the way of presents,
showing the very high estimation
in which they were held by every
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blacken will take
up their residence in Saratoga for
the present, residing in the house
of MIR. Somerby.
, 1903-04-02
Fort Steele News.

William Bangs was up from
Fort Steele recently and, as is his
wont, paid The Sun office a social
call. He says the men who are
drilling for oil at that place OPEN
ed up the drill hole the other day,
and took out a couple of barrels
of water from the pipe and also
two gallons of oil that had come
in during the long winter months.
The company has a new $500 foot
cable, with which they will begin
work and they expect TO 90 to the
end of it, unless they are success
full in striking oil at a less depth.
Mr.. Bangs is quite continent that
oil will be struck in the we'll long
before they go $500 feet, the well
is now down 1,400 feet.
, 1903-04-02
Royalty Entertained.

The cosy little home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. III. McDougall was tn,
scene of very merry time, when Oh
Thursday evening, some twenty
live or thirty of the the younl
people responded to the invita-
ton to spend the evening together
Not a moment was dull durine
the entire evening, from the time
the slips or quotations werem match.
ed until the last farewell wa.
spoken. Among the most amusing
features of the the evening was
the written criticisms of the gen.
tlemen. of their lady partners con.
versational powers. Prof. Trapr
was presented a handsome tie. for
having offered the most unique
criticism, while Edgar Bailey,
proudly wore a pair of socks. a re-
ward for having nothing whatever
to say upon the matter. Another
feature was the old fashioned
Spelling School; Miss Eleanor
Rowen carrying off first honors,
and Dana Crawford had the pleas
ure of sharing his bag of peanuts,
the BOBBY prize.
And then-the dainty refresh.
ments, delicious coffee, cake and
ice cream, temptingly served and
greatly enjoyed. Following this
interesting portion of the evening
stories, true and well-otherwise.
We're told and then came the time
for all to extend to Mr.. and Mrs.
McDougall, a most hearty appreci-
ton of their kind hospitality and
a regret that the evening must
come to a close.
Among those to extend, in fare
we'll, the wish that the host and
hostess might always prove the
royal entertainers, they had that
evening, proved themselves to be,
We're: the Misses Margaret An
drews, Elva Wilcox, Francis Hand
ley, Georgia Bailey, Kittie Far
rell, Della Walker, Edith and Ell
eanor Rowen, Cora Sanders, EN-
ma Larsen, Miss Samelson and
Mrs. E. L.. Gould and the Messrs.
Robert Dyer, VIM. Miser, NJ. A.
McArally, Clarence Webb, Edgar
Bailey, Louis Blackhall, F. NJ.
Baker, @. r. Bremen, w. G..
Woods, E. L. Gould, w. p. Walk
err, G. j. Rhode, j. A. Cochran,
Mark and Dana Crawford, L. S.
Trapp and Rev. Brundage.
, 1903-04-02
hakespeare Club.

A most enjoyable evening was
spent al the Library on Monday
evening.
Act V of Julius Cesar was
carefully read and studied after
which n profitable discussion led
by the Rev. Brundage, was in
dulged in. Following this an
impromptu and exceedingly in
teresting program was enjoyed
and arrangements were completed
for a very interesting program
for next Monday evening.
Act III will be reviewed and
recitations, and readings will he
given by Rev. Brundage, Judge
Blood, Miss Snyder and Miss
Rowen. Also good musical mum
bers will be given. Come one
and all and help break the terri
bic mouotony of nothing to talk
about-and make life worth liv-
ing once more.
April dues are now to be paid
and it might be we'll, to see that
your March account has been
settled.