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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09

Summons For Relief.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA -.
District Court t stb judicial District.
John w. FicrO, Plaintiff
George g; Koyl, Libbie A. Koyl and Charles
4. Whidden.
Defendants.
The State Of North Dakota to the abovesnam-
ed defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. Of which y copy Is fled
IN the Office Of tue clerk of the district court
for Grigvs county and state of North Dakota
and to serve y copy of your answer u, tllt;
said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
In the village Of Coo perstOwn. in said count y
and state, within thirty days after the SER
t,o day Of SUCH ssrv,cs ana II you fii 10 M.
pear or answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated January 2eth. 1919
"A. M. BALDWIN,.
Plaintiffs Attorney, CoOpefstOWn. N. ID. .
S.YR
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
Notice Of Lease Of School
and Institution Lands.

The school and institution lands not al-
ready leased, situated. In Griggs county and
q q paSc anctaa to te Il Sxsss Sde
ut the court house. In the village Of COOpers-
town, In said county and state commencing
% iss q t srs sads 20 q g.
offered for lease has been fled with the cOun-
~ auditor where the same can be inspected.
per cent Of the Appraised value Of cultivated
lands and PER cent Of appraised value Of un-
cultivated lands. and In no case viii bid be
tSsn per year. car lands appraised At 10 per
acre or more will l,e leased Tor one year only.
All uncultivated lands appraised at less than
$40 per acre will be leased for q term OF five
The entire amount Of 1--we years rent, to:
getl,er with fee. must bs paid ct the time Of
hishesst; bidder. All deferred payments Of
daX. Of January ~ each year.
reserve the right TO reject any or ail bids:
Dated at Bismarck this 18th day Of Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1913.
Comm'r of University and School Lands.
Notice of Final Proof. Land Office ut Far
that the following named settler has filed no,
ticc Of his intention to make final commutt-
tion proof1n support Of his claim. and that
Cooperstown, Griggs county. N. D.. on Sat-
urday. April llth 1913 viz:
MATT Howell
III. E. No. 98270 for the eh Of sea and sen OF
mex sec. Twpl48 n, OF kg. 90 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culllva-
tiOn of said land. viz: Morris Roach. knut
Anderson. Jessie p. o.. Richard Rockford and
Joseph Buchheit. BinfOrd. r. o. Griggs Co..
N. D.
VIM. Glass. G. G. SCHUYLER,
Agent. 3-5 register,
Notice of Final Proof. Land Office at Far
go. y. p, Feb. 9th; 19oa--Notice Is hereby CIV;
notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before oscar D. PurintOn.
clerk Of the district court. Cooperstown.
Griggs county. N. D.. on April. nth 1873.
viz:
GUSTAV CLEMENS
H e No. 2l9G8 for the nw4 Of Sec Il. in twp. III,
n OF range 81 W.
ne names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tim of said land. viz: Esten Olson. Otto
Percllert and VIM. Arndt. of COOperstown N.
d., Charles Arndt of Jessie. n. d.
c. G. SCHUYLER.
register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
Doubtful Compliment.

Doubtful Compliment.
Mrs. Newed-Just think Of Il. dear:
I made every bit Of this cake with my
own hands.
Newed-Is 1t possible? never sus-
pected there was so pluch strength in
those fair. soft hands. Chicago News.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
BULLDOG FARM RuN eY A WOMAN,

Profits eft a NsnocI Near New Work Aver
asa NoJ5 Than $500 q Month,
Sew York rimes
ont co hudson heights a suburb ~ Jor
Soy Clfy, Mrs tNaN6e Bets CONDUCTS the
moet suecesstul lpd largest spglsh cnlldos
farm 10 he 'icRtr Of New York lhero
f5w lioSton tgrtiara bat Strs ESts SSuh,s
tpe l3tt@ Simply Ba dogs, and though she
gyee. them sho4 tere ghe e. pct q. watch,
tul ~ thrN, gs sNc IA Ni tire CuGish bulls,
fhe form iJseR Is pNt VryS Impressive,
Merely q 'argt ReVte, Stapdlns % . eNl
oyST(""Gps tue hagSee ratss traek Aeeet
logt 10 summer 10 winter the apiHals are
ksHt II ire house, end &C. aeconineaats
sanitary copdl,,ep AZ pSstible en- the eers
Rtt" pave beea HNeR lfou I've neere ans
re aHfs make Their ecme Nlth che famlly
g tpem. fct thov are tho bread earners aud
must be hvst considered
Mrs be,l 's inst esslanins, 60 sh9w
old che has raised cnn erst, two second,
aed on. teird pgise dos, an .uoa ssC ggr,
proprietor Mss several private clients whom
atmsua tcy EqF0sb bulle u HOOD breed
two ana three doSs 4 QUO Ssalily AVA tap
nAee SeNpFsl eNcoUcNf kenNale about New
legS lwsth Snsuse stock BULLDOGS are tre.
kennclS Two were received last week, AVID
AZ t9e same vessel came ane Frencn
nis proats reward sueeesstr bulldog rats.
ipg pet one must understand the dog cues.
tioa Thoroughly 80 yalAo two ppppies Aut
II litter NJ six w tisht and knowledge
~ DOS dectorlng g essential Il the veterin.
AIRY a uot tN h9 allow ga % SECURE too much
NJ tRc sNrnre Mrs hcts, with tho frnits
% two ytsrn' eSnerlcncC, sells the pups for
lrem SaQ up ppd the tGllgrown dNgs Tor
from SAlo 90 Saoo Que rrlae winner now
on the tNrm Is valued az ESOa
NrpW twenty as twenty ,nVa does ara
ralSnd on the (8rM zach mouth, and from
thtec not less than SSoN Is Zoe amount ~
clear pro0t Mrs Rets ia alwaYa . uttlA
wary about solllNg dus Waen X is d nun
lot talking Ia hudnesallke manner about
short faccaN rWid0 muESles" and helnE
Wei understood, she SAYS you can never
tell upul 9 Cog has lts growth Whether sou
tNNc Prise Wi0nVr 90 ipSt a dog cf good
bfctd Many DIES she has kept ae a pros
. seed ordinary "huil" and some abe has
sold as ordinary dogs have wen prises
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
rhe MashInnten Menum,n,.

NhichkN News,
A. 4 rtsnl, ~ thn hard e0al famine TIE
Washington monumcng IA tpN,lnr black,
The ie,neNse shafl whose white stone sue
ecssfNlly escapci the stsles ~ aer and
weather until tho coal famine came 90. is
nlready dlngy grAy lntl this wtnter
htuminous rival has ncycr been generally
used IN Washington, hpj now drpsc vN,
Np'es ~ ~ ty smoke daily Issue from tive
1nli chlMpeNa ueap the monument aud she
enCct a very noticeable Fhese 10 charge
~ the SHAFT are speeuistinE on the eject a.
a long, bart ralN u came down Ia toy.
rnts ono dan last week teF short hme
aud tremendous Mind raEtA Whne n was
falling Nhen the monument dried u was
striped like tiger, The coai status sSemAA
"a haVe heen mashed M 10 NsSad burrows
New the officials are vattsnk 90 Sc The 81.
teet ~ long, steady rats when there "a po
Wind They hope e Nill remove the alft
unifNrnsD FROM tAe tsce 81 enc moannieAl
II II docs not do ~ thew say TIA thar vetN
eAye % rsmsin dirty, Necaass 4sro % ~
way ~ Witch It's Ass feet AZ iength can "a
cleaned IRE mennmtct y set tsereertitSle
meEA sAar. thrte'leortet ~ ne altiaSN n
vas whsr II wa = White Y slltttesa " rs
sanAAtAK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

they uHo " not cautiously but boldly WE
hrinlpa also ikos ronr and Der mAgtll
noe gn hfp toilet drawers WnNd Nlth fngs
saohctt tier hair W. washed ~ rose l9hVl
water ma sue sprlpkcs ro@o W her 9o'n'e
prtHsea
Suely, wheo queens tolok & 'tpedicnt
To- use nertumc thc domestic wemsu can
not afford Va lsnorc H.
ANswE,s 20 MANY tEfrrRs,
To Mrs. A. SO YOU took that deep wr'n
kle out ~ your forhe,d with the veinAle
cream. Let me- congratulate sou Sow
for the lines around the mouth nse ioe
cream rcteuty given
Mrs. D., You eau tighten your hair ana
mako it golden " sou VIII follow me q"
tcctiNnA ia q recent numbcr.
Niles O.! Take the teducuop treatment
for which Instructions were given euo''
time ago ..
10 socicty Clrl, Won can deyelon your
bust V YOU follow inc course o. rN.,o o,n
Tor thla purpose. shall ! give thom ah"'" Z
Ia Miss K. For taer wssn use
quart OF warm water and Ten drops o. tn@
turr ~ henh0lu
10 Hcadcr Fer opcu pores cloanee them
Win hot applications. Thep on them vita
The skin food. the recipe for when az
pepred not long ago
10 Wrcnd For the condition yon describe
steam the face with vcry bot cloths, Apply
void cream without glyccfne, ana wash ON
In the morning with hot water.
"a Constant Reader; 20 pot use soap on
your hands until you have hrst washed
them In rcd yHselinc, using haodful OF ~
az q washing
aud eudt and add a Tablespoonful az OIL ot
sweet Hlmouda 20 heif a cup Of melted
.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

rhere Il not great deal written that
n authentic about that aneienl epafmcn
elNopatra Nut that mUnh which can he
stiied Juror liforps ~ thnl her locks we're
dslleateiS wented, and ,lcerAtfa was the
mnsl fettnating woman Of her daY. lA
there any connecting INK beiWeen we
faes that she charmed eil who ehme within
her reach aud lhnt her locks we're eotptodt
A great deal might he told aboU per.
Nlmek sna their nnuence Upon the senses
There are those Who are highly iunueUced
BY Naats 81 an klnds, hlNl aN There are
aaese who arr auceied Wy sauude ~ all
klads and eelufs And thcte are tcmpcre'
menp thHt can Ne brought ~ thoroughly
under the influence OF scents rs 10 be az
terly sNAgcd hy them, They hle made
delirdus with oder, rs n were and, inst
~ sanin ~ them are rnrapinrrd With music,
iuet ~ ecpie are driven oW of tAcir senses
nut al such Affirming possibilities anidc
the whmen who WAuta 10 ho Fascinating
can net isnere To fact that oaor doey
niaf powerful part la her careeri ANA
she 10 a vitae woman VITO makes a study or
koept
There ave many things 20 pa learned
oee d the smeunt ~ perfume 60 use
Anothey 10 the way 10 no T. lhird Is
where.
Carrying the matter further. there
comes ebeice " perfume, ana here the
possibilities pteN quite rtuNllos
yrolEr roR up swsEr TEMPERED
n lt oamed tbat people who love violet
and helio'rope AVID ere tudgeueed by w. arr
aiwayA sweet tempersa avid doeile, u IN
yeuy ne the,a is awtci tempered per
sae, Sou may treas thst person 60 ihe
odcy NJ ,ioiel awe tbat e VIII ieeeieate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

soap RecaAe snd USE lstting d nrSt arg,
To nchpfpute You can make tott soap
hy melting q cAkc nf coed toilet RNNp sNu
adde's TO ~ an ,Q1tl aWouut NJ the oil %
rafet alWoads hccp ,u a wide mnuthcd
Jar aud woe upon ibe hanto apd tace, &C as
estb onpp
3, Mrs. S. vlll NOT print your lettoy,
s'uC, YOU ash mN uut % 10 Sc, \ sew
lnrt sNocibliet treats your facial trouble
hF dtlufra oNe 1.nP ~ vhrhoOc Atld Win
gpRrt of warm vltcy rhla be usce as
Won te consult oepv druggist whoo hnNlug
a. for fcar the proportion, even ~ d drop
10 quasi NJ water might be too strong
Cor YNN.
To powny tNIu Nou can remove tpc
NnW hy inc sal,o stlck ana thlt WIN prob
ably hr the best WAY, SEQ recent directions
tor uptlu this stitk
lu Oouble ,n,n Wear loose StoNk ana
Keen tbv head raised as blgh at possible,
Narnbse WITH ht reduction paste
Julie u Arty,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
EFFECTS
Paris and Gelp Q0rk Fashions.
n CHEAP eo' FIlShlNd WASH
CHEAP But FETCHING wAlsr,

plain wristband trimmed u4n
with whatever material IA usEd ~
yoke aud stock collar. 'p . III
Another lovely creme AZ ebi..
" pearl whito and " box plea,4s ":
uNck aud shoulders down Tks.a "a;
are outlined In Yoke patts.sss ",
~ natural sized green ieavssu n
green nlpus&Clint dc sole. TheaA Y
Rt tho end. Wher0 the htem to,no.s ~ 4
and the edges arc nothing but s,..A
cord, or coorte Inc Of enNbrol6Ass
u place hy Invisible stitcbot ,lS
silk " tho same coier TAe ~. n
wreath around Il and ~ hs,ss esl
binds Another vine runs d,wru w
on each side and the tullness ~ ~
p0rt ~ the sleeves has VIM ~
over N. The cttect Ia perfeeti" ,spisi<
such q waist Us good Tor summe, wv Y,
wear. " 4
\ \ \
Many OF the Soft SILK and e-ec. 4.
waists arc made with yokes ~ y
rows Of herring bone braid ana ns,'..
OF tho material or silk ribbon NJ
rial hooks more drcssy than
Freuch dots nre sometimes apnlsS !.
inserted hands F"A
otDer very smart shirt walst, -. Il
~ English corduroy, proferably wsm
white box plai@ cor fspa apsn " i
trlmmlns except large pearl or MI
buttons othet exceedingly smart ~
expensive waists are about AZ anal
anything To be had when masa y
THESE are 0f wool canvas clof =
the Wbite variety s. tho thins nv. Il
two az three plalts In the hack ana
hloused front The front IA enrs..s
wide, snrnwly design N oris.s
terms, and worked IN bulgarian amA..,
The outlines are nearly Quarter M.
ia width and embrace a Number ofh,t
rlch, wBnhahle colors that eoms n
Earian embroidery woods aud cotins. u
outlines tNvisf In and out In ogen ~ I
Platforms, the rich effects belnf ~
by the mingled colons Bulgarian Nm
fcry coarse 50 that a few chain silSN
simple, loose ovcrgtitcheS soon All n
space IN each outlined design, I'M
are usually simply OF q single tl,sf
the yarn, held 10 place with ~
stitches or put ON 10 outline stitA 4
stock ana wtiStpand are trlmmR h (
same way These waists ere hasuiss
very dressy and. although couhlgaik
eral Colorh 90 waite ground, III N
sill raudy or dnShy looking
TAD ot The dAy ia FOR waists via {
Na rousd buttons larger than 4 Ren,,
put on each side the front openlaet &
buttons are often covered With hffhN
elk and are usually Of SILK. NeE
merely ornaments aud never ara M
use. They are sawod opposite eafl 4
and not close together on cha slaW II
box pleit which closes the frpnu I
waists which are SO trimmed lN n
band has them applied IN the SANE n
waists that open 20 one lds IN K
stylish, and are made perfectly plals II
tor o double or single box plat 10 ID 4
md plaits or tuckS In front for 1 Nv Il
below the neck. The fronts hlousa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
opps AND NYpS

stylish hat for the wiutar b u'
white velvet leaves aud nowegs Rss
frame. md these are spripklsd err
small glass heads TO represent dsseS
lovely bat is made Of Mi
Evathod 81 folds Of pale blue tnllA 1
plcd rose petals OF pink velvet srs I'D
over the hat under the upper cran 4
aud look Ike rose petals seen nw|
mist
Cause stocks, or lace ones, sbars
% form OF wire aud fc9sheThone n
rated with three row - ~, lps.lsl,s n
wet, one at the top, one at The kk'sI
one In the middle These are ecvrvl
bead spapglcs 90 several oolou = \
smau bead ornaments nf black ~ /
With little frlugcs a quarter a ~ q
lrnIth, Tboy are easily made Gpd q.
Fancy stocks cost from 81 W n
uirc ones and can ho made In ~
ut,s nc bone az a cost Of from I ieh
tcy Che FORM aud few penuln q
beads The bits ~ SIX, lsep aN i
Gro always "a be fo0ud lying afc'sI
>yHp has Suk stocks with hiseeS i
trimmed with narrow braid ttM
lrgogN dots are che easiest ncsslM i
90 make apd are so pretty and nla
ou 'D a hurry whom one wants rsI
Tar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

pttroN,c have Il trick a. cmptylng the
tNNirNt ~ rnar Jar INTO % NANdAhnn
handkcuhief The leaves avs covered SIN
nettng Nin 40 Tho hnlt u spunblod AVA
The whuiN le hound upon tho wniel mead
Ike poUliice. After two hours che pnnb
tive % secuted leaycS e removed ooi the
hair rs srontcd fnr Neci
old ladies And vouns ladies eau scout
the h6it to 0thet Advantages than that Of
beauty White W Us not cNnrilv rrriiY
~ ihnb about Y Y true that When one
travels enc rims the riek 80 PARASITES
and scents win SCI az dlseonragcr ~
such No small animals from uuCN
downward me rerfnms' rnl herr "A
no danger v the hoir De scented
Again, serots ngc very good Tor old
women ~ veil Ne Tor Young becaueo they
nei uuou the lrad, elderly women who
gufrr fronl uercaue headaches should ner,
fume the hair slightly re- tpolc TO the
pervcs,
BENEFICIAL rTrrCrs.
n the odors Rei unplcatarily upon the
stomach. producing ueuaea IL "a o align
that the stomach a. oul " order rillops
people cap not stand perfumes. nor can
tboac who cat heavily, nut light deli
cstr cdor cnmlpe from tbc locks. onects
prnple pleNmntly. as rule
u the hair is TO DO curled. II cpp he satn.
rated vith cologne aud eurlcd WITH the
lougs whcu partially drc. or cournc, the
warm tonga must be hold IN the hair until
it Ia wen dHed
nhagrccahe rouchucva ~ me SCALP pro
duclng deudm0. can he cured by rubbing
pomadr he q eimpie cold cream With a
drap ~ lavender, ueroli herphmot or rose
rubbed into it, And lot n he applied 10
the scalp IN very llmlted quantities Just
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04

RISES ara teeu apart and me head "a cny
tlod With tAe laHytt The balls !. now rov
erred loavts asa aN With cloth, aoN
bound down so tNHi nr odNr ce11pr" Nn,h
ihr bhU y. dry SIS ), faupd ga Nt i0orcuEhh
,rt triyqiely .tcrt.l. fN. totes wet sI,r
hUh ..rut hri very HutttNg. narin7'
irc odpr tbpi w. Nkel bv mans tauNi iWN
enc fuli p2uul perfume
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-02-19
THE GROsvENOK SCANDAL.

Boston Herald
Seldom has any man with il fair
reputation to lose been put in the
position of Congressman Charles H.
Grosvenor of Ohio. He is the au-
thor Of a work, entitled Book Of
the President, which the publish
ers' agents are trying to dispose of
to rich men at an enormous price.
To one gentleman who was solicited
to purchase a copy the price was
named at not less than 500 nor
more than $1,000. To others not
so rich the minimum price named
was S25. Persons were told that
Mr.. Grosyenor was very poor and
in need Of money TO build a brick
house. This Is not the worst.
Grosvenor was reported to have
himself solicited persons to buy the
book. One OF the indignant recipi-
ents of such an appeal has made
the letter public. General Grosve-
nor now pronounces that the sigma
ture attached to this letter is 4 for
gerry, and he denies that he ever
made any such appeal. He an.
nounces that he is preparing state
ment of the case for the public. We
sincerely hope that General Gros-
venor may be able to clear his
name Of what on it appears to be
one Of the sorriest personal scandal
that have lately come to light.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-02-19

Next to mans family and bust
ness nothing should stand dearer to
a mans heart than the town in
which he lives. 1t is his home. 1t is
the place in which he earns his
competence and educates his chill
dren. If he wants to make it as
popular, as thrifty and widely
known as possible, he cannot afford
to be Indifferent to anything which
will further these ends. 1t can be
said that a town that is not worthy
of the devotion of its citizens in
making it widely and generally
prosperous is town in which it is
not worth while to live at all. If a
town is worth anything it is worthy
of our greatest energy, whether we
receive an immediate dividend in
dollars and cents or whether we
merely take our share of the COM
mon benefits accorded our home
town.-Del Flo Record News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02
A sPIRITUALIsTIC TRANCE.

Austin, Tex, June 2S.-A stir has
been created among Austin spirit
ualists over what they assert to be
wonderful manifestations of power
by Anton Luth, a young medium
OF this city, who Is employed as
clerk by local business house.
Luthy was in a trance for three
days and awakened therefrom yes
terday- He Is to be sent ION a tour
Europe by the local
spiritualist society.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02

. There Is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, AMI until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable For
a great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
1t incurable. Science has proven catarrh
TO to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on
the market 1t it taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system They offer one
hundred dollars for any case-it fails to
cure Send for circulars testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02
Magnolia Dairy Farm.

Shears IL Putegnat. Proprietors.
VIII deliver Fresh Milk on and at
ter June l, 1908, at 1Ooents quart,
Mexican coin.
Leave orders at Botica del Leon
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02
The M0SSER HOUSE,
ALICE. TEXAS.

The best hotel in Alice is again
open to thepublic. Equipped to give
frst-class accommodations to the
travelling public. Electric buttons
In all rooms and a frst-class chef
In the kitchen.
L.6. COLLINS, Proprietor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02
Timetable.
Rio Grand Railroad.

On and after June 10th, 1908,
regular passenger trains Will
run as follows:
Leaves Brownsville daily at p IN
Arrive Point Isabel '' " Gals pm
Leaves 90 80 90 80 am
Arrive Brownsville - " Sis m
Excursions Saturday good till Mon
day morning. First class SLIGO, second
class 80 cents, third class % cents, Mex
lean money. Special trains tor $50. 90,
United States currency.
Jose Celaya.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-02

Temperature: Mean maximum,
SO; mean minimum, 20. 5; mean
70. s; maximum, 90; date, 9th;
minimum, 50; date, 18th. and 18th
greatest daily range "a.
Total precipitation 6. "a inches.
Greatest in "a hours, l. 70; date,
Both.
With OF inch or more precipita-
ton, 9; clear, 10; partly cloudy, 9.
Thunderstorms 2nd. 9th. Both.
Heavy fog until 600; a. N. 18th.
Observer,
Sergt HENRY C. KRAUsE,
Hosp. Corps, Fort Brown.
Subscribe for THE HERALD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-02
MAX, THE POST DOG,

A collie dog that viii 90 10 the post
Office Sunday morning. take his place
In line, and ask for the mail OF his mas
ter II owned by Elmer Il. Pyle Of Ben
ton Harbor. Mich.
The dog learned its trick from seeing
Mr.. Pyle make his way TO the carriers
window Sunday morning. II II aeeus-
toned to rear up on It's hind legs, place
It's forepaws ON the shelf. and then to
the carrier. who knows II, the dog banks
out It's want and It IL quickly filled.
Receiving the bunch Of letters and pa
pers, the dog trots of to It's home hold
ing the stuff In It's mouth until taken
out by It's master,
This is only one Of the tricks OF the
dog, which is called Max. 1t win meet
the cartier on week days In the street
and, looking him squarely In the face.
will say, as plainly as II he could speak:
Anything for Pyle?'
II there IL, the dog gets the mail and
takes It to the shop where his master
stays on week days,
Maxs almost constant companion IL
n bay horse eight years old called
Jerry, Tho dog rides Jerry bareback,
the latter seeming TO have no obieC-
ton The horse has a strange fancy for
the dog and being told to kiss Max,
deliberately lowers it's head and Hicks
| the face of the collie Not long since the
| horse succeeded in pulling board on
| his manger and got his head fastened
| In the opening. Max discovered the
| horses predicament and raced OF after
| MIR Pyle and brought him to the res
cue--Chlcago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-02
RESERVOIR FOR
DUCKH0RN FLATS.
State Land Board Will lnyesti'
gate Emery County Land Scheme
TO Reclaim 10, 900 Acres.
PROJECT GETS AID FROM STATE
Means the Construction Of Two Res
eryoirs on huntington Greek -
Good Land Below.

',rho s,a,o hoard NJ land commission
~ ,.n.,,aa,o
ers TINS morning ueciueu W ln'es'sN.0
the feasibility OF the proposed reservoir
IN Emery county for irrigatlng an ar
40 :, IN noo aoros Il, 40 puckhorn
ieo W AV'VV' ".'e' ;" W. $500,
Hats, and state Engineer Doref Jus VIII
make the investigation and report to
,ha hoard This means that the pro-
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