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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
carlton.

Mrs. Gibson has gone to Pittsburg
TO yisi5 her daughter.
Miss Flora Ogden visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Knowles spent part of last week
with her daughter at Parsons.
Jcne Buchanan has been transferred
from Earltonsection to Thayer.
Harry Welch has been given the
section here and will not move away.
Our butcher Mr. Clemens saws his
business has been extra good all win
ter.
Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Worley and Mrs,
DR. Riley took dinner with Mrs. Maud
Riley last Friday.
Henry Stoves is building a commo-
dious barn on his prOparty lately pur
chased of Mr.. Frazier.
Mrs. Shelton, of Or0nogo, Mo, and
Mrs, Worley, of Carthage, are visiting
their sister Mrs. Riley,
We are sorry to state that Mr. and
Mrs. Buchanan are going TO move to
Thageu ih the near future.
Mr.. Ogden says business is not so
rushing since the roads are so bad
that people cannot haul lumber.
Mrs. Hamel who was visiting her
daughter Mrs. YocKey at Urbana, has
returned and uncle Bobby is happy
Miss Eagles aud a lumber of others
went to Thayer to attend musical
entertainment one night this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mdcap, the, old PEG.
pie. are going to move into the house
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan.
Business of all kinds is partially
suspended on account OF the bad roads
which are almost impossible in places.
1t is too bad people going to Cha
mute on the evening local often have
to wait until near midnight as did
those ladies Monday night.
Pattee and Gaughan say it is sur
prising how popular that "King"
flour is becoming When they sell
one sack they know they will sell
more. d,
Mrs. Srauley, Department Pres. Of
the ladies G. "A. r with Mrs. MahafTy
and a humber of other ladies from
Chanute, came down to carlton Mon
day afternoon to visit the carlton
circle. Mrs. Stan,ey's talk was high
ly appreciated by the audience.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
MOrehead.

Mud, mud, more mud.
Mrs. Henry is quite sick.
Jesse Ringle Sundayed with Perry
Vance.
Maud Gibson Sundayed with Laura
D0Well,
Ira Stevenson left for Altamont Fri.
day to work until fall.
Agnes Henry had to miss school last
week on account of sickness.
A party was given at Mr.. Medford s
north of town Monday night.
Mr., Elliott's baby has been sick
with pneumonia for some time.
Chet Radclitf visited school Thurs
day and Lee Eisenbrandt Monday.
A car load OF flour was received by
the Cooperative Merchantile Co. Mon
day.
Maud Gibson returned from Thayer
Saturday night where she has been
working
Rev Smith returned Friday from
selling shOvels. He is holding meet
ing this week.
Chef Radclitf left Friday for Ham
burg, Ind. where he intends to stay
for the summer.
The company that is drilling for oil
on Joe Smiths place had struck it
at last reports.
Mrs. Dowell, of Missouri, is visit
ing her brothers John Lindsey and
Henry and their families.
Lafayette Swope and family moved
to Cherryvale Monday. Mr.. Beasley,
Of Arkansas, will farm his place.
DR.. Mcconnell has received a com
plete line OF hardware, wagons, i'm,
elements, etc. Morehead has needed
this for some time.
Messrs Hogan, Gibson and Ryan
have ordered milk separators for the
coming season. The Cooperative
creamery will not be run.
Bert Swazye aud family moved tc
their farm south OF town this week.
Mr.. Finn the druggist will occupy
the property vacated by Mr.. Swayze!
Willie Smith, who left a few weeks
ago TO work in Sedalia, writes that he
: attending the Sedalia Business Col
lege and taking seven months
course in telegraphy, type writing
and penmanship.
Harry Welch, formerly of carlton,
but who has been section foreman on
No. Il, was recalled TO carlton to take
charge OF the carlton section. VIII
Henry, an old hand OIL No. Is, was
made foreman OF No. IL.
Since Mr. Smith has returned aud
gone 10 overseeing the shovel factory,
the company is doing better work.
What the Morehead Manufacturing
company needs is = master mechanic
who can devote all his time to over
seeing the factory.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
Odense.

Rhodam Wiman is on the sick list.
Use Cream of the Wheat -four and
be happy.
y Weather cloudy and roads not i'm
proving
J J. Fletcher went to Savonburg
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Smith spent Sunday
with Nora Parrott.
Mrs G. Z. Smith who has been sic k
is reported better.
Fern Crapson spent Sunday night
with Myrtle Smith.
Hershel Parrott took dinner with
Ghas. CoSner last Sunday.
Mrs. II. j. Crapson spent Sunday
evening with her mother.
Mrs. G. L. Crapson who has been
sick the past week is some better.
Church wasn't very well attended
Sunday on account of the bad roads.
Mrs. J, J. Fletcher took dinner with
her daughter Mrs. Jhon Wheeler last
Monday.
Mrs. Link Hanson from west of Cha
ante is visiting friends and relatives
at this place.
Emanuel Fletcher who has been at
tending school at Leanna, stopped,
Friday to begin farming.
J. J. Fletcher and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Fletcher's parents Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ. McGufGy.
The sweetest, best and whitest
bread is made from Cream of the
Wheat flour. Peterson sells it.
The Garfield School will close Fri
day. We understand Miss Fife, Bick
ering has given good satisfaction.
Quite a number from here attended
the entertainment and oyster supper
given by the Woodmen at Leanna
Saturday night
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
Rural.

Colds, colds, everybody has them.
s.. Williams has purchased a span OF
mules.
Fred Hathaway Sundayed with
Vern Riley.
Flossie Locke is working at Dan
Williams at present
Benz Flanagan began working fer
d. B. Williams Monday.
W II. Riley and family visited his
father Geo Riley in carlton Sunday.
Enrolment in school is light this
week on account of bad weather and
sickness.
Ednaand Katie Keith, Gladys Pom :
eroy, Ruth Browning and Lefty Riley
are out of school on account of sick
ness.
Good -four makes good bread, Good
bread makes happy wives, happy
wives make kind husbands. It's all
in the -four. Cream of the Wneat is
the best.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
Tony Point.

The Mckinley Oil company's last
well was aduster.
Garrett Wishey moved on the
TaSche farm Friday.
VIII Tasche has rented 40 acres of
the Mckinley section. 3.
Arthur Kelly willfarm with his IA
therrln-law this summer.
w. Swartman was offered 800 for a
lease on his 10 acre farm.
The brick is hauled for the mower
house 90 the Mckinley section.
Hurley and Moore of Iowa, have
leased Mr. Nelson's farm.
Mr.. Lindsay. of Prairie Center has
rented Mr., NELSON'S farm.
The Prairie Oil Co. will drill on the
Ruby farm on Scatter Creek.
Ed Larson sold one acre Of timber
land near the mouth of Scatter Creek
for $50. +
Frank Young sold one acre of land
near the mouth OF Scatter Creek FOR
Sl25 To- The same man who bought an
acre from Ed Larson. ~.
The boys Serenaded Frank Ebert
last Friday night, Frank had JUS,
got Comfortably huddled IN in bed
when snap went somebody's shot gun.
The dog barked once but hasn't been
heard from since. We suppose he is
running yet, The boys kept up their
noise until Frank made up his mind
there was but little chance for him to
get any sleep that night, so he open
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06

the house he sold, and the young lady
30 whom he sold it,,
John Stocking, who went to Hi
nois some time ago, returned with a
wife last Thursday. Saturday he
gave a reception and very large
crowd was present, After extending
their congratulations they sat down
to a most bountiful table, after which
they spent the evening in. music aud
games and at IA late hour departed for
their homes wishing the new couple
JOY and prosperity for the future.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
Urbana.

Will Burns has sick baby.
Too much rain the past week.
/. Mrs. j. W. Stipp is on the sick list.
Swan Will move into his new store
this week.
j. G. Nicely moved into his new
house Monday.
DR.. Nicely shipped a car OF hogs and
cattle Monday.
j. NJ. Percell has sold his stock of
goods to Mr.. Wolf.
Lawson Williams had a hernorrhage
of the lungs Monday. r.
The peach buds are about all killed
in this neighborhood.
J. w. Percell was Invoicing his
stock of goods last week. RI,
John Powell is going to work for
the lies boys this season.
J. w. Powell is now a resident of
Urbana. He moved Tuesday.
Lacen Bros are fitting up Swans
store and will soon have it ready for
the goods.
Lawson Williams received a pension
of $50 per month under special act
and drew his first payment last week
The rain last Thursday rendered
the roads almost impossible. This
makes it bad for renters who haye to
move this week.
Rev. Aging announced Sunday that
he would begin seriesof meetings at
this place. Owing to the bad wealth
err the effort was failure Tuesday
night,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
THE ONLY GUARANTEED KID
NEY CURE

is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money If
after taking one bottle you are not
satisfied with results. so cents.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
North Valley.

Harry WebO is moving at present.
Mrs. Jacob Burghart Is on the sick
list.
Billy Roberts is marketing corn in
Rollin.
Church was we'll attended Sunday
nOrning.
Burghart Bros. are busy hauling
hay 10 Rollin.
Miss Alvina Strubert visited home
Eolks last week.
DelOs johnson made a business trip
10 Erie Monday.
Chas. Kruger is busy hauling lum-
Der FOR his barn.
Rev. Darby preached his farewell
sermon Sunday night.
Mrs Mary Burghart took dinner
At Nj Meyers Sunday.
MI. Bangert sold a horse to Mr..
Martin some time ago.
Fill Kruger took dinner with
Philip Rettig Sunday.
Albert Philips will farm the Lutz
farm on Big Creek this year.
Miss Florence Holloway visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Matte Rurghart made flying
"Trip 10 Chanute one day last week.
The protracted; meetings have
closed but failed to get any converts
Bin Kruegcr 4ld Philip Rettig took
in the sightSat ROllin Sunday after
mon.
The best carpenter in Rollin is
erecting a barn for Chas. Kruger,
near Odense.
J.. Arthur Stocking: who is attending
school in Parsons, spent Saturday aud
Sunday at home.
e. c. Burghart and wife and Aug
Meyer and wife TOOK dinner with Wm.
Burghart Sunday.
Miss Emma Meyer, who is working
10 Chanute, visited home folks Satur-
day and Sunday.
Some of the folks who attend church
at the Valley seem very somnolent at
CLOSE of the meeting.
Hurrah for the boy of Humboldt
The gallantest chap that ever you
saw. The boy OF Humboldt goes with
lbe girlof -
Oh Henry, are you really a mind
reader? Yes, am. Then | hope you
are not offended. ] didn't mean what
I Thought about you.
Such thiag IS biting anOther's ear
OF is no unc0r0rnun thing, but as fer
man 10 bite his wife's nose off seems
10 be UNNECESSARY ia city Of easy di.
Sorce.
Many young lady has won
husband " The excellence of her
baking. TH7 very best results are
obtained with Cream of the Wheat
sOuT.
There va, TO- certain young lady Of
This vicinity asked her father one day
what absent minded meant. That is
EASY. Did 500 ever stop to think:
Yes. And your thOughtsrsn on? Yes.
Well, that's il.
Herman Kenercf lad the pleasure
osescoTting one 81 lOwa's ladies' home
yrom church last Wednesday night,
something which undoubtedly pleas.
ed him0r be would not be wandeTiog
around in his sleep and repeating the
word Gallagher.
A certain Young man has found out
Aha advertising pays. He advertised
a house and lot for sale A pretty
vounr lady bought it. He afterward
sourfea ana married her. He now
Has The money received for the house,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
CHILDREN'S COUGHS AND
COLDS.

MRS. Joe McGrath. 327 +. lst St.
Hutchinson. Kan. writes: Il have Civ
en- Bsllsrd's Rorehonnd Syrup 10 my
childreu for coughs and colds for the
past four years. and fluid IL the best
medicine l ever used" Unlike many
cough syrups. 1t contains no opium,
but will soothe and heal any disease
Of the throat or lungs quicker than
any other remedy. 2Sc, soc and slO0
at G.. p. Wilder's.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.

Mr., G. B. Wingfeld, of Fair Play,
Mo, who suffered from chronic dysen-
terry for thirty five years, says Cham
berlain's Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy did him more good than any
other medicine he had ever used. For
sale at Browns pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06

ed the door, invited the boys in and
treated them to cigars and cake. Rill
johnson managed to get behind the
door and fill his pockets with hen
eggs. The boys departed wishing
Flank and his bride long life and
prosperity.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06

You will never. wish to take another
dose of pills if you once try Chamber
lain S Stomach s. Liver Tablets. They
are easier to take and more pleasant
IN effect. They cleanse the stomach
and regulate the liver and bowels.
For sale at Browns pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
To Cure a Cola in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
aature is on each box. 25c.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-03-06
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply hon and Quinine in a
6asteless form. No cure-no pay SOC.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-20
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AFTER ORE LANDS.


Veo1 ~ rvU9SSS tOe sale OF Portion
Of Section 6, $40.
A deal is in progress whereby an
eastern concern will probably ac-
qnire. control Of the east half of the
southeast quarter Of section 6, 57-20,
adjoining the Susquehanna mine at
Hibbing. No name has as yet been:
given the new property, but it is
:saidssto contain deposit Of fully
100000 tons of excellent ore.
Among those interested in the lease.
which sis a state lease, are "A. N.
Chisholm, Of Duluth, and Dr.. d. G.
Rood, of=Hibbing. @.:,..@ :.:=--z -: z==
The interested parties decline to
giyeany particulars, but it is under
aetasl That the benussis ia the neigh
'be5lsood Of 500 GOO, and & that the the
ro Ysllty to be paid will be ID excess
OF the fixed royalty Of state leases
which is 25 cents. The purchasers
OF the lease are said to be negotiat-
ing on q basis of IS cents royalty.
Ehe state will come in tor a half
million dollars before the new mine
ls exhausted. Drilling has been in
progress on the propertyssinee last
fall, and the land is now pretty well
proved up. ~.~,~ =. =. I
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months ago published an item To:
the effect that an ore body had been
struck there, and an interested
party addressed communications
to. the paper, declaring that the
report was unfounded, and that
nothing had been shown up except
paint rock and taconite. OF course
paint rock and taconite are consid-
cred pretty good signs when one 10
searching tor iron ore, and now it
is reported that 100 feet of ore haa5
been found on the Rock forty. tits
believed that this is sufficient evi-
.dence of the presence Of an import.
ant mine. Forty feet Of ore was
found under taconite. 7S..
The Cascade Mining companys
has started q diamond drill at work
on the forty Immediately south
west Of the Rock forty, and adjoin
ing the Croxton on the east. The
churn drill which was at work On
the Cascade has been transferred to
the Gates Mining company's eighty,
immediately north Of the Croxton:
and Cascade.
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Ready to Open the Crosby.

J. +. Joplin, J. Yungbluth, ]. S.
Winnie and N. Duncan, of Ishpem-
ing, are on the range this week
looking over the Crosby property
of the cleveland-cliff company. in
the Nashwauk- district, which will
be opened as a stripping PROPOSE
ton this season. In speaking uf
the new mine to Duluth reporter,
Mr.. Duncan said: - =. g : ii + :
1.-THE opening of the mine will
start as soon as it is possible to put
the men and machines on it. They
are now building the boarding
houses and the sheds and other
buildings to care for the men who
will be employed in the clearing
work when it is started, We are 90.
ing up now to avoid the break in
the season which is due in a week
or so, and which would shut US of
from visit for fortnight. Mr..
Duncan has the. work under his
charge. .-..s=z. e. 8 !. .s..
81 I'VE are here to figure on letting
contracts, and will let them this
week. None have been let SO far,
but several bids are in. can't tell
just when work will begin. It de.
zpends upon when the spur railroad
track is completed, and Il do not
know what shape that work is in
now. What we are here for now =is
to ascertain exactly the shape
things are in at the propertw, and
80 we cannot give out much infor-
ma ton bout it, z.: rs 81
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Sect;oa 40 Aoaja = Cost.


The famous section 80 case bobbed;
up again Friday when Judge Loch-
rem, Of the United States district
Court at st. Paul, served notice of
citation on Frank ". Eaton, Richard
H. Pagan and Margaretha Lonstorf.
ct al, to appear at the May term of.
of the United States court Of appeals
and show canse why the Midway
company, James Belden and Chaa-
". Hilliard should not BE entitled
to anew hearing ..s#s;
This indicates the possibility that
the case may remain IN the courts
for several lsmonths before a final
settlement shall be effected. 81
Last fall Judge. ochren decided
in favor Of Frank II. Eaton, et al.
in the suit against the Midway
company,et ct al, and the defendantsl
appealed the case to the United
States court of appeals. -:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-20
EXPLORATIONS NEAR MESABA.
Fo.,r Mining Companies Now Engaged
IN LOOKING for Ore.

Considerable exploration work is
going on just now near the village
of Mesaba and if all indications are
not misleading the inhabitants of
that sleepy burg will wake up some
morning before long to find them
selves in the midst of mining
boom, says>the Tower News. - "a
No less than four companies are
now engaged in active exploration
work and two of them are working
within stones throw of the busi-
ness portion of the village. Test
pits are being sunk on every hand
and the chug-chug of diamond
drills is heard in every direction.
About 125 men are employed at this
work for the different com paies. =
A good find is reported to have
been made last week by the Merritts
in section 28-59-14, it being claimed
that ore was found in one OF the test
pits only a few feet from the eur
face. This pit has now been sunk
through eight feet Of high grade ore
and the find bids fair: to prove q
very valuable one. VIM. Munroe,
West Superior mining man, is in
.charge,of the work being done by
the Merntts, and besides attending
to- this he 10 doing considerable
,E-. yn
work on his own hook. ::zs.s ssss I
About a year ago Mr.. .Munroe took
an option on lands on the east eide
of section q and was successful ia
finding large body Of ore. Last
fall he organized q stock company
and and will begin mining opera
tons az soon all arrangements are
completed. This company has also
procured several new options and
are now actively pushing explora.
ton work thereon and If currentre-
ports are to be believed they are IL
e fair waysof being richIy rewarded.
The Longyear MininR comp panuyzie
80.
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Citizens Of Bixabik Anticipate Much
Work IN That Vicinity This
- " ~ .z5z55 81 - ~
STRIPPING ALL THE WINTER.
Output of Old Mines to Be lncreased
aed New Mines VIII Be
- .-~- *'t<t: ,~. -" =
Opened. :.

Citizeus~of our eastern neighbor,
Biwabik, look forward with conf
dence to a lively season at local
mines, anticipating substantial de-
velopments which will place the
town in better position as an in
dustrial center for years to come. =
In. addition to the Biwa blk, where
stripping has continued through
out the winter and from which
property Supt. Lutes expects to for
ward approximately 100000 tons
during the coming season, active
work is being prosecuted upon a
lesser scale at every mine in the
group. -. :
At the Cincinnati, Capt. Frank
Thomas, in charge of the Sellwood-
Ha1e-Gridley interests on the east
end, is sinking a new shaft and will
reopen this property, which has
been practically closed since 1895,
but 248 tons, in 1893, being shipped
therefrom since that time. 81. S3.zz-.<
Stripping operations have pro-
gressed throughout the winter at
the Duluth mine, held under lease
by the Steel Corporation, with Supt.
William Carmichael in charge,
and many more men will be em-
ployed upon the opening Of the
shipping season. Shipments from
this mine have slightly exceeded
the 10000 mark each of the past
two seasons.
In addition to these enlargements
of the working forces, new prop
erty, the old Chicago, is being
proven by drill work in charge of
Supt. George Holland this winter,
and it is expected will be opened
and placed in active commission
the coming season. This property
lies just west of the village, and
will be an underground PROPOSE
ton. +.
The Kanawha and Hale will also
be numbered with the active prop
critics, and assist in contributing to
the general prosperity of the town.
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VIRGINIA, ST LOUIS COUNTY. MNNEoI1 20 1908 =

an :another. concern that is doing con-
=sideTable exploring near Mesaba.5
They y5ilaye been working there for
.over.two years, but this winter they.
have gonesat It with vengeance.
and an are now work ing FIVE drills and
several testpitting crews. They are
loca ted on the west side Of section
q, and at last reports one Of the
drills was into forty feet Of good
ore. Thissfnd is within few feet
Of the D.& I.sR. depot. ss$
Robert Whitesides, of Duluth, 11as
recently secured an option on .:
large tract Of land about twelve.
miles east Of Mesaba and as soon az.
posi- ible will put in seyeral diamond.
drills Capt. Jas. Bale, Of Ely, is in
Charge there and last week took in
q crew Of fifteen men to begin test.
pitting. 8. =. :77a s.
Work has also been revived at
what is known as the old Maulman
mine. This is located about two:
miles southeast of Mesaba, in sec
ton YO Duluth mining men have
takes an option thereon and have
put in q diamond drill and a large
crew Of men. This property was
opened up several: years ago and
after its promoters had worked two
years and spent large sums Of mon.
ey in its development. they aban-.
doned it, az the ore was of too low
grade to be mined protitably. - s.