The Harrison times., 1903-08-08
LOCAL.

making has commenced.
i-Sullivan & Wife, the photograph
artists have located their gallery at
Alpena Pass for short time.
Good crowds enjoyed the stere-
opticOn lectures by Dr. DeWalt Nor
ton the first three evenings of the
week
Our young people enjoved a de-
lIghtful lawn party at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. J. p Briscoe Friday
night
! Fred Penn was arrested Tuesday
on complaint of Mollie Sage for fir
ing pistol at her house on Wood
land Heights.
e F. Bickel went over Monday
TO open up the new general merc han
disc establishment at Ponca CITY, in
Hest Newton county.
II -McWhirter & Dickev have sold
their livery stable, north of the Stiff
fer spring, to Conley & Ritz, who
VIII continue the business.
Il AT Its club rooms next Thursday
Harrison Goth Century Club will
debate the question, Resolved, that
womans' clubs should be suppress
sed."
Smith SSta1kap, who shot Con-
stable Dave Nichols west of town
last week, has not been captured
yet Nichols was not seriously in
Jured.
Our colored people celebrated
Tuesday, the 4th of August, with a
picnic and barbecue near their school
house. north of town Addresses
were delivered by Capt Pace and
Judge Perew.
The large warehouse, occupying
| a place just across south from the
government building site, was
moved to the rear of the Globe in a
few hours Tuesday by Ed Ritchev
and his force
Express Agent Stockton has
equipped himself with all necessary
tools for the setting up of fruit bar
rels shipped him in the knockdown,
and will furnish our shippers with
all the barrels they need this fall.
A corps of engineers left Buffalo
City Monday to survey a line from
that point to St Joe III Searcv
county, thus connecting the Mo-
Pacific and St. L. & n A railroads.
/ The road is to be known as the
/ Boston Mountain railroad.
This town, like all others, has
its chronic kickers. This class OF
citizens are never satisfied under any
circumstances or condition. They
are a misery to themselves and all
who are connected with them Such
4 peoples ears were made wrong.
They are too small for the paternal
ancestor of mule and they will not
lOp like a ours.
Weather Observer Maxev's re-
port for July shows the month to
have been one favorable for all grow
fell, and yet half of the month was
! clear. and the active farmer found
time between showers for his hay
ing The highest temperature was
1O0O, on the ninth, and the average
Temperature for the month was 74o ,,
tar below that reported in Chicago
and New York
/ Word comes from Washington
/ That the Department will soon be
ready TO call for bids for the Federal
building at Harrison Bids will be
asked for on buildings of stone, OF
/ brick, and of brick trimmed with
Stone or terra Gotta, and after the
/ bids are IN the architects will decide
/ as to which Is the best, all things
/ considered. 1t is very much to be
hoped that native marbles will be
the materials decided upon.
The l. 5. Court sustains deputy
revenue collector Lamberton in his
refusal to give evidence before our
Grand jury concerning the parties
who carry government license in our
county. which is now all prohibi-
ton territory. 1t seems strange that
so essentially Il public act as the
| taking out of government license
should be withheld from the public
/ by its officers. and such secrecy is
certainly against the morals of the
/ service.
Mrs NJ E Hilderbrandt, an e1-
derl ly lady living just north of the
square, reports an unsuccessful at
tempt TO rob her on Sunday nigln
last The house was entered about
+ a NJ by two men, a white man
and a negro, who bound her hands
behind her and tied a towel over he1
mouth; they then searched the house
for money or valuables, but finding
nothing, left. The officers have had
the matter in hand, but so far nc
clue TO the burglars has developed
A large audience on Thursday
evening at the Opera House attested
their appreciation of the entertain
ment of the ''Bunch-Eoff Combina
ton" by encoring every number or
the program The little ladies, one
and all. ac0uitted themselves in ?