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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
Wuetlet.

Das County bat Den Cribs Der
Bombs fIr 2anbitraBen, Die BON Der
Observation-Disclosures anaefauft
muroen. erbalten.
- Die 6errert S. $. Barclay,
$. 8. 8au. Scbn M. Bennett,
CHARLES S6reiner, &obt. S. 8le=
berg, IS. S. Mnore unb @ep. Sc.
Stumbere peroen bier cine neue
8anf %9rinoen, Die ben Namen Sea-
tiunal 8anf Of Commerce" erba(ten
ioa. $. s.. Barclay lit Der 8rdit=
ltoent BEG neuen unternebmenS.
Die SanitdtsbebDroe Der Staot
bat outs @eue cine grinolihe Sns
ipefttDn Der Wifb a%naeoronet.
- Gon ben adt 8%rieftauben,
tuelde BON bier aus na9 Cincinnati
gelbidt uno bort am %. Suli tpieber
freieelaiien muroen, lift cine einsiae
.mieoer bierber 5~uridgefommen. uno
5par am II. Guauit. Sn Der 2uft=
linie betrGet Die gntfernung suii1en
San NntDniD urb Cincinnati 1896
Wfeileu. MuBerbem reonete es aud
fait Die gauge j3eit binourd unter>
pegs iebr itart. Die suridaetebrte
9aube aebDrt ben 6errn 6untreB &
Subj.
- STE @eits GROCER Stier befin.
oct ii9 jebt in ben Union Stodz
garbs". Serr g. IS. Saunoers
bat oenielben gefauft uno er miro
i'm auf Der Sair i'm 9erbite ausitele
len. 9as Thier bat iebt i1un elm
@emiht BON 2050 Bfunb. bod miro
oafielbe biz CUR sSair nod auf 2400
Bfuno aeitiegen lein. 6err 5auus
bers bat audi ben grDBten merifanis
iben Stier aufaumeiien, oerielbe
pieet 1900 Bfuno, lit babel aber
eft halbfett. 6err Saunders
madt es gu ieiner @pecialitdt,
berartiaes Maitpieb : Sbfadtpieb
gu liefern. Sir Die Wait=
Nusitelung in Sort @ortb taufte
er erit firslib einen Stier bon
l2150 8funb. @ir MAIDEN unlere
2eier auf Die in bieler Mummer un=
ieres Blattes erlheinenoe Mnseige
beS 6errn S%aurloeripn aufmertlam.
Ser 8alfeeper Mife Settler,
Der einer Mnnug pDn 4unoen=
l6minoiuht bat. befinoet iib i'm
@efdnsniB in erDBter Nufregune urb
erlitt einen 8lutiturs. 6eute Mah=
mittag fol- lein 8orperbDr ftattfinben.
NGes umlDnit! Gin gbepaar
betrahtet elm @emdlbe. .Moam unb
gpa I'M Baraoieie". nSiebit Du,
@ntna. mie anipruhslos emit Die
5rau beaialib Der Toilette mas!"-
,,Nb. geb bob! Die gpa miro aud
niht INNER Elm unb oaiiefbe Seigen>
blatt aetragen baben!"
- SIREN Manr auf S1eioung
Dertlagt bat cine ssra1, urtter Der Gn<
gabe, baB er nidt init ibr iprtbt.
SD0te er es pieqeidt oesbalb nibt
tun, neil er iie niht unterbrehen
min?
- Ste u0crDle9en0e Nn3aBl Se9es
tarianer iino nibt ME, melhe fein
Jleii6 muaen = onbern Die teinS
bnben!
- Der large Weg gum &eHte lit
bdufig Der furse @eg our Nrmuth.
= Sci elmer MiQipn Witgift fam
man gang gut pDn Der 2iebe leben.
= General Grant miro cine Mb=
teilung Bunoesmilitdr, NrtiIerie,
&aDaQerie uno Snfanterie nit Der
Gapeqe oes 26. &egiments, na9
Baleftine gum Sruht=& arnepal ent=
ienben.
= Bei Dem BreisIdieben bes
Gnrparo Gun Club eetpanrt Ser
gilbert Stepes Die Weoaille oes
Clubs. ST batte NIT @. s. Suro
abSuibieBen uno traf urter IS NAL
"a nal, pdbreno iein @eaner nur %
Treffer Bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14

nod an Dem gntbtqunas= uno Gus=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Stabt,
iiber ben ii6. mie es ibeint. Die bor=
tigen Stootodter nibt einigen fDn=
men. 8ereits bat itd Die Nnlibts=
p~0ltfarten =Snouitrie oteles BDrfauS
bemddtigt. Sc puroen ndnlid)
3arten bereeiteut, auf bsren oas
fertiae, aber in Der @eftalt perhiiute
Dentmaf gu id)auen lit. Darunter
itebt georudt 81 leien: rOas 8i5=
marGzO enfmal in 6eilbronn--oas
irgeno einmol entbilt meroen lDQ."
- In oeutiben uniperiitdten baz
ben II 0amen i'm Stubieniabre 1902
Den 9oftortitel erporben, oaoon 5
in 6eioelbere. 2 in 6ale, lie l in
Berlin, Treibura, Wiinhen uno
StraBburg. 8ier roaren Meoisine=
rinnen, Die anoeren ituoirten Bbilo=
iopbie, BbilDloeie, &unitee1dtbte,
Geographic, acknowledgements uno
3oolo9ie.
8Ds perrednet bat lih au
Blauen i'm goatlanoe Elm Surt1t. Der
BET oer lebten &eihsmabl ats Ngi=
tatDr fir oas rOronunas" =&arteu
tdtig mar. Der ihneioige Bplitifer
mar ndmlih cine @ette eineegangen,
ponab er fir ieoe Stimme, Die oer
9anoioat Der frei1innigen Golfsparz
tel, 6err TQbrtfunt Nrnpfb b.
Sbwarse in Blauer, iiber 5000.
binaus erbalte. cine Slaibe Seft ges
ben moQte. Nad Dem @rgebnis Der
&ei9stagsnabl bat Der Nermlte UNI
nabeau 1000 Slaiden Sett perluren!
Dte oortieen nOronunesbrioer"
fDnnen iib alio i'm Seft BADEN,
menn-ber Wann lein @Drt bdlt!
Man i6reibt aus 8reslau:
| Sn gutter @rinnerung Der 8empbner
Der @raflbaft @lab, insbelonoere
Der oes noromeitli1en geiles, lit
nod Der 6umbug, ben in Der Witte
Der neun5iger Sabre in 0irrengruno
unter Der 6euibeuer cine gemiHe
gbriitine 8ingel baourh trieb, baB
fie pDrgab, Observation-Disclosures
gen gu baben. sic fano @lauben
bel 6unoerten, ia E~aulenben, .unb
in Sharen itrDmten Die 8etDrterl At
Der Shninblerin. Der 6umbua
nabm iblieBlih iolde Dimen3iunen
an, oaB Die BebDroe einIhreiten
muBte. Dieier Gage itanb Die &in~
gel megen Gaubmproes Dor Dem
Shwuraeribt in Olmib. Sic tpur<
De iiberflbrt, lire Sreunoin Waria
Spabef, nit Der lie eemeinlam cine
Waafabrt nab Wariaaea unternomz
men bate, au @eeenQ6
Dem Ballfabrtsorte err
m oroet gu haben. Die W5r=
berlin tpuroe gum Tobe ~perurteilt.
Gin 8ibmort oes 1onIt ni9t
Qeraoe iebr gu Shersen aufaeleeten
36nies @eorg BON Sabien miro
benz n@bemniber g~aeeblatt" in Nn=
fdluB an Die iiinefte Mnmeienbeit oes
&6nigs im8oetlanoe ersdblt uno als
tpabr uerbirgt. Sn eirtem idbfi1f]en
8aoeorte ihlDB elm Steiner ieinen
9rintlpruh auf ben fDnigliden
6errn nit ben 8orten: sod lebe
Sc. Wajeitdt &6nig Nlbert!" Gura
porber bate in einem anoeren Orte
bel dbnlider &eranlaHung uno in
Nnmeienbeit oes SDnies @eora elm
Geoner in entibulbbarer 8efangen=
belt geihloiien: sod lebe sc.
Waieitdt &Dnie Sob....!" Nfs oas
lebte Wort CUR 6dlfte Dem @ebeae
Der 8dbne entfloben mar. bemertte
&6nig @eorg gu einem neben linn
iibenoen Germ: .Nun miro mDb(
Nuauit Der Starfe audi balb an bic
&eibe tpmmen!"
Iuf cine mertmiroiae BeiIe
lit in 8elbert in Der &beinprDpina
Die Gbefrau zines Irbeiters au 9ooe
getDmmen. Sic bdtte Die Qeihe
ibres &inoes. bes an Branonunoen
geitorben mar, aefiiBt uno lid oa=
ourd cine 8lutoer9iftung sueesoeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
g. u. & u. g. Habn.

Nab guero, guatum, SoutDn uno Sal.
uefton, tdelib. 900 Bnrm.
uub 9.45 Mben6s.
Nab Corpus ghriiti, &ofport unb Bee
billie td9lih. Is Nacbm.
Nab 86rne unb 8errnile, tdslih. $50.
1926 Bprm.
Nacb Borne unb 8errpiae, Samstags3.45
Nabm. Nnfunft MDnta9s $50 Mhenos
Mnfunft.
Bon @uer0, 0oafum, 8Dufton uno @al<
nefton, ta9ltb..........7.45 Mor9en8
unb 6 50 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbrifti, &Ddport unb 8eee
billie tdglih. LBS Habm.
8on Borne unb 8errbile. taslif.....
Wben0s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
0ruuoeiaentums.u ebcrtraauuaen

hilbert 8rdger an CLARA S9mitt,
] Inteil an einent @runoitiid auF
South Seigbts, 81. $50.
Clara Sdmitt an Glib. Brd9er.
2 @runoitlde auf Soutb 6eigbts,
$1.750.
gilbert 8rdger an @nalo Brdger.
/ Gnteil an einem @runoitife auf
South 6eiebts, ST., $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
9tn oas Ymbltfitiit .

SIN Solae Der uielen arbeitIparen=
ben Wtaldinen, Die mir neulih aufs
9eitellt babeu, lino mir in Den Stano
aeieBt, .,6ieglerS Stannarb See
Cream, friiber $3.50 per @aapne,
iebt fir $l,00 per @aaune 81 pers
fallfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
sSebt 1T bic 2eit

guren 8orratb BON @interbolS uno
&oblen ein5uleaen. Sraat nad
unieren Breilen.
Carr BOOB & Goal 6 o..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
w. Sc. & =. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
0ab aSaeo, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, 8anias
gitp, ct. 90uis unb Chicago, tdglim,
(Suniet 9epDt) ......... $3.50 Nben6s.
9oealsns pia Smitbpile !. ....7.50 BDrm
Nntunft:
Son Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gits,
Saaas, Sort 8urtb un6 8aco, tdglid
(Snniet SepDt) ........7.50 Morqens,
2ocalsua pia SmitbpiIe... -. 9.25 Nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14

= Die 6unostaae brinaen &rants
belt. su niel 6ibe bringt Die 2eber
auBer Sronung. Or. Iuauft &Dnig's
9amburger 9ropfen regulieren uno
beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
Sekt lit bic Seit

@uren 8orratb pon 8interbUls gu
faufen. Die Gage iino lang, 8eee
gut. Breiie nieorig.
Carr Wpuo & Goal 6 o.
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@ulf Sbore Babm.

Nbfobrt.
Nab 9aoernia, Sutberlano Springs,
Stodoale, td9fib, ........8 800 Borm.
Nntunt.
Bon Stodoale, Sutherland Springs uno,
9auernia. tdalih. .......2:30 0ahm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14

Nbfabrt.
Nad Netp Orleans, Soutnn nnb Sol.
betDn ta9lib. ..1l.40 Sprm.
uno 900 Mbenbs.
@ab eagle 8aB, 81 Yaio, galifprnien
uno WfertfD ............ 800 BOru1.
NaH 81 Bafo, Neu<NRericD unb galifor.
aien ....... $50 8prm.
Rab Norb<geras, ct. 2uuts unb gbieae
go (Katy Flyer. $3.50 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
yDn NoroeSeIas, ct. 2onis uno Chicago
s(Katy Flyer .........7 .45 MorgenS.
Bon Nefp Orleans, Souftpn unb @alr
neiton tG9lib.. TAO Morgens
un6 500 Gabm.
Bon galifornien, eagle poB uno Merico
$50 Nabtn.
BON 81 BaiD, .golifornten uno Merifo
800 NbenbS
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yta Sauoalta, YennlDlpanulsg abn.

Sin giaet oieier 2inie eriter8laife
nod Seem YDrt berebtiat ben Sn<
baber in IS al 1inatpn, Sal
t imore uno 8bilabelpbia
einen aebntdgigen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm lebr liberalea
8naeltdnoniB.
Wegen gin5elbeiten nenbe man
fih an ben unteraeibneten.
s.. 8. &iIgDre,
Neiienoer 8afagier Mgent
lis Weit 5renb Blace, San Mn
tDni0. Teras.
Cute Wbisttes uno CUTE Weine
gu nieoriaen Breiien gu berfaufen.
W. Gaitanplo & Con, Main Nue.
La-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14
Giienbabn TaDr= Ylan.
s. & O. %. 8abu.
N;bf hrt.

Naeb alen NDrorS ........
SDrWl.
Nab ct. Souls, Wempbis uno BEN
Otter. 40 WtttaaS.
Nab Nor6<Seros, Santa Sc nnb 5risco-
Buntten $3.50. .S.0O Mbefos.
Na6 ct. Souls, 8aeD unb benz Often
NOeIDS.
Nah 2areb0 un6 WericD. 900 8prm.
Nnf,u It.
Bon st. 9puis unb benz Often. Z. 80 gprm.
gon @sro<Seras. Santa Sc uno 5risco.
Bunften .8.45 BDrm.
Bon lDcalen 8unften .......7.40 Mbenbs
Gon st. Souls un6 benz Oten. $40 Mbbs.
Son 9areo0 un6 Merifo. -. 12.3 3 Nacbm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-14

nii9er reitenoer Sdger (Gbaiieurs
o'Nfrique) beablihtigt. auf Der 6Dbe
apil1en SLIDING uno Sqp bel Geoan
leinen 1901 a%efaIenen &ameras
Den elm 9entmal au erribten. Be=
merfensmert bierbei lit, oaB mol gum
eriten Meal auf einem fransDliihen
Oenfmal Der Iusipru9 zines 6eut.
lben 9aiierS gu finoen lit. 9as
Dentmal lit als Sdule geoadt. Iuf
ben Jelbern oes Sudels tperoen
bic WDrte oes Generals De
@aaifet Blab finben, tpefAe er an
ben Observation-Disclosures Der frans
a0iilhen Nrmee riftete. als oieler
nod cine lebte &abauerie= Nttade
uerlangte: $50 LANCE sic tppQen,
ntein General, 10 LANCE nod @iner
bleibt!" Darunter bic bitDrilhen
Burte &aiier Bilbelms bes grften.
.N1, bic tapferen 2eute." Dieter
Wusipruh entfubr benz t0niali6en
Sieaer, als er bic prdbtieen @olDn=
men Der feinolihen Heiterei in furtts
barem Inritte on ben preuBiiben
Tliael be0bahtete.
G8 oiirfte mol ielten porfum>
men, oaB elm fertiges Denfmaf felt
7 Wonateu oerbiat oaitebt. pie bies
in Der euten Staot 6eilbronn tat'
ber Jaa lit. @s fehIt udms
lid. 10 leien mir in Der v9dgliden
Runbibau" bic su Berlin eribeiut,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
Herrera and Broad.

That there is much interest cen
tered in the contest between Aurelio
Herrera, the Mexican pugilist, and
Kid Broad, the famous Cleveland
fighter, who glories in the proud dis
tinction of having never been
knocked out, is evidenced by the I'M
usual large amount of money being
wagered in Butte on the probable
outcome. "Biddy Bishop" who is
Herrera's manager, said that he had
S., 900 to back his man with. Broad
is a better man than Herrera" said
Bishop and on form he should be
ten to six favorite in the betting. II
Parson Davies will bet me $4,000
against $4,000, | will take the bet.
According to Butte papers there VIII
be excursion trains from all direc
tions run into Butte on Miners
union day, and orders for seats are
being received from sporting men al
over the state, and the fight will Be
witnessed by the largest crowd tina
| ever congregated at ringslde II
| Butte. The contestwill take place a
the Broadway theater on the nigh
Of June 10.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
WAR GAME IN MAINE.
Second Series of Maneuvers at Port
land, in AUGUST.


Extensive preparations are being
made in Portland harbor at the pres
ent time for an event which is as yet
three months distant. The joint
manuevers are Of great moment in
the military and naval world. Every
effort of the 1000 soldiers already
gathered is to put into readiness, al
belonging to their part of the work
Less than 1000 troops are stationed
at the harbor ports; the others have
come from the forts of the neighbor
ing states, whence they have beer
arriving during the past two weeks
Boats carried the soldiers at once
from Portland to the islands, where
they are to go into camp. The!
brought their tents and other equip
ments with them, and on both Grea
Diamond and Gushing islands there
are now white cities"
| Out in the harbor on ledge o
rock stands Fort Gorges, An old for
somewhat like the famous Fort Sum
| ter in appearance. 1t was abar
doned long ago, but has not falle'
into decay; it's stone walls still seer
intact It is to play an importan
part in this summers activities.
No visitors are allowed to Ian
there, and what 1t contains is know
only to military men.
The prohibition against visitors e.
tends to all of the gunpits, etc.,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
Two Men Unmoor the Ferry Boat
and Start Across.
kOOTENAl RIVER NEAR TROY
Unable to Manage 1t While in the
Middle of the Stream, They Jump
Into the River and Are Carried
Down Stream-A Man Named
Burke Saves One of the Men.

The Kootenai river at Troy claimed
another victim a few days ago, when
an unknown man was drowned in an
attempt to cross the river in. the
ferry boat. No particulars of the af-
fair We're obtainable here until yes
terday, when residents of Troy ar
rived in Kalispell and related the
circumstances. On the day of the
tragedy a timber cruiser named
Burke, who had been through the
woods on the opposite side of the
river from Troy, desired to cross over
and called for the ferryman. The lat
ter was not in sight, but two men
who were near by, after some hest
tation, unmoored the boat and start
ed over to him. They were novices
at the work and before they had gone
very far the boat became unmanage-
able and lay broadside to the current,
which is extremely strong at that
point. Water began to wash over
the men and the boat came to a
stop, and despite their frantic eff
forts they could not move it either
backward or forward. The great
strain on the guy ropes was too
much, and one soon parted. The two
men, each grabbing plank, jumped
into the river and tried to reach
shore, but were carried down the
river.
When Burke saw their desperate
situation, he secured a boat and at.
tempted to rescue them, but as his
craft was a small one and he was
forced to use a small paddle, he was
badly handicapped in his race with
death. He reached one of the men
but realizing that to allow the swim
mer to attempt to climb over the
sides of the boat would result in cap
sizing it, he directed him to hang or
to the stern of the boat, and in this
| manner lowed him to shore. Their
he started back after the other man
| but when within short distance
| the swimmer threw up his hands ant
sank. Nothing more was seen o
him. and although a search has beer
made along the river below tina
point, his body remains undiscovered
| Who he was or where he was goinl
| could not he learned, as his frlen(
stated that he had just met him ant
knew nothing whatever about him
The rescued man did not give hi
own name, or other particulars, ant
only stopped long enough to purchas'
a new hat to replace the one lost il
the river. The coroner or none o
the county officials were notified o
the affair and knew nothing of it.
The Kootenai river is one of tn
swiftest and most treacherous river
in the state and is well named tn
| river of death. 1t is estimated tina
during the last year over two doze
of men have lost their lives in 1t
waters.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
KILLED ON A SAW.
r. n. Pritchard Falls Across Saw,
Losinu His Life.

While oiling machinery at Bakers
sawmill, at Columbia Falls yester-
day afternoon, r. H. Pritchard trip
ped over a belt and fell across saw.
cutting off his leg just above the
knee. DR.. Robinson was Immediately
summoned, but Pritchard failed to
recover from the shock and died
shortly afterward. The deceased
came to Columbia Falls from Leth-
bridge. Alberta, last spring, and
worked in the mills as mechanical
engineer With the exception of a
young daughter. he has no relatives
in this state He was mason and
his funeral will probably be con-
Quoted by that order, although no
arrangements have yet been made
His remains are at Willoughby's I'M
dertaking rooms in this city.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02

all Of the Notifications, and visitors
the gua.dnousa before entering any
military reservation.
This is the second year of the man
enVers those of last year being held
in Naragansett bay. The troops
chosen to attend this year, while all
Of the military branch of the service
as they were then, are not in the
same companies.
Care has been taken that the Off
GERS and men who observed the oper
ations last year should be replaced
by others who were not SO fourth
nate, so that as large a number as
possible may have the benefit of the
experience.
All of these troops and other per
sons living IN their vicinity will be
come accustomed during the mex
three months to hearing the call t
arms sounded at any time, night o
! day.
The soldiers will not become &C
customed to hurry to their places Il
protect their defenses from the enc
my, exactly as though the enem.
were about to make an attack upol
them.
ing what to do at the critical me
ment that much of the value of tn
summers work consists.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
SMALLPOX PATIENT.
Peter Liffring a Great Northern Fire
man in the Pest House. :. e.

man in the Pest House. :. -.
Peter Liffring, Great Northern
fireman. was taken to the smallpox
hospital Sunday, and is now under
close quarantine there. Accompanied
by his wife, he returned Saturday
from Kalamazoo. Mich, where he had
been visiting with relatives, and
when he reached Kalispell, he was
feeling i'll and consulted a doctor, al
though he had smallpox symptoms,
the doctor did not announce it until
Sunday, when he was taken to the
pest house. Mrs. Liffring accompan'
led him and will nurse him through
his sickness.
Liffring's relatives in Kalamazoo
where he was visiting, had been sick
with smallpox previous to his arrival
but as the house had been fumigated
it was thought all danger had passed
1t proved otherwise, however, as Lf
firing became i'll on the train, ano
doubtless contracted the disease
while in the Michigan city.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-02
Prominent Libbyite Married.

J. G. Burgoyne, one of the most
prominent mining men in this Sec
ton Of the country, is no longer tho
most popular bachelor. At Z a. M,
May 20, he led Miss Margaret Klein
to the altar of the church of Our
Lady of Lourdes, in Spokane, Wash,
and there the happy lovers were
united in marriage by Rev. Father
Verhagen. The bride is the hand
some and accomplished daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Bartel Klein, of Cort-
land, ILL.,, from which place showers
Of congratulations have been re-
ceived. The contracting parties spent
their childhood days together as
schoolmates, and when Jack came
west some years ago he had an OBJ
iect to work for, and has been sue
cessful both socially and financially
and his Libby friends, who are the
whole people. will join in a hearty
greeting and cordial welcome when
he and his wife returned to Libby to
make their future home, on the 9th
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FLOOD FEARED
In the Flathead Valley and Along
the Lake Shore.

Inc Lake SnOTC.
The warm weather Of the past few
days is raising the waters of the
Flathead river at an alarming rate,
and already the ROAD to the east
side is six inches under water in
several places, while the river is
overlooking it's banks at several
places in the lower valley The new
wing dam is being put to a severe
test, and fears are entertained that
it will go out if the river raises much
more. The people living in the flood
districts in the lower valley are be
coming uneasy, and are making pre-
parations to move to places of safety
on short notice. From present indi
cations high water marks for years
will be eclipsed. and it is possible
that the great flood of 1894 will be
repeated
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Millinery.

Young ladies', do not forget to call
and see me when you want a pretty
communion wreath, at prices ranging
from twenty-five to fifty cents. |
will have pretty white chiffon hats
for five dollars throughout the month
of June. These hats are silk chiffon
and are not ready made, but are
made at my store.
MRS. IDA WEBER,,
124 First Avenue East.
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TROUBLE AT LASALLE
Murder or Suicide at Saloon at
That Place.


A telephone message was received
at the sheriff's office from La Sale
late this afternoon stating that a
murder is thought to have been COM
mitted at the saloon in that place.
The body of a man was seen lying
on the saloon floor, which was COW
cred with blood, small stream OF
which was running out of the crack
of the front door. No more partlcu-
lars of the affair have been learned,
but Sheriff Gregg, Deputy Donahue
and Coroner Willoughby have gone
to LaSalle to investigate. 1t is
thought the dead man is John Flynn
the proprietor of the saloon. 1t may
be a case of suicide, but the partlcu
lars will not be learned until the re
turn of the officers
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Somers Correspondence.

Mesdames Norquist and Brown
were calling on friends at the county
seat the last of the week.
Mrs. Cheney of Bigfork is here on
visit with her children for a few
days.
Mrs. Petit came up from her beau
tiful home down the lake and spent
Saturday with friends here.
Mrs Kule of Chicago lectured to
a fairly good house here last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gorham visited
with friends at Kalispell Sunday.
Mr.. A. E. Kennedy was at kalispel
Saturday and Sunday.
c. B. Withee was county seal
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Smith OF kallspell Is
spending a few days here with he1
husband.
A game of ball was attempted Sun
day between the Somers team ant
the Stars of the Valley. Somers won
the score being 35 to 3.
DR.. F. Bogardus took a two days
vacation and was fishing up in tn
mountains with his friend, DIR. Hous
ton, of Kalispell
Misses Johnson and Doyle have re
turned from Columbia Falls and viii
remain here for a while with rela
tives and friends.
T,,po 9 1909
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Is Your Health Valuable.

The st. Luke Medical and Surgical
institute of Great Falls has opened a
branch office in room Z, M. M. block,
Kalispell, where their chief of stan
physicians and an expert eye special.
list are prepared to give the most sci
entifc and successful up-to-date treat
ment for all chronic, nervous and pri
vate diseases and eye affections.