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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land. Act linn. ,oz,

Timber Land Act June 8, 1873.
United States Land Office. Durango.
Colorado. May 18th. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
piiance with the provisions OF the act
d congress of June 3. 1873, entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
n the states of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory"
IS extended to all the public land
tates by act of August 4, 1892, VIII
lam A. Pto,emy. OF Silverton, county
II san Juan, state of Colorado, has
his day filed in this Office his sworn
jtatement No. CSC. for the purchase
If the S. " of S. f. u of Section No.
: in Township No. 3S NJ. Range No
>. w. n. NJ. p NJ. and will offer proof
20 show that the land sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
or agricultural purposes. and to es-
.ablish his claim to said land before
he Register and Receiver of this
'ffice at Durango, Colorado, on Tues
lay. the 2Sth day of July. 1903.
He names as witnesses: Charles
w. Pinkerton, of Silverton, Colo
crank II. Deputy. of Silverton, Colo !:
crank w. Blackmer, of Rof Rock
wood, Colo; Gail Munyon. of Silver
on, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
sersely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
Dtiice on or before said 2Sth day OF
July 1903.
F. c. PERKINS. Register.
First Pub lication, May 81.
Last Publication. July %.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21
The 400" With the Whip.

New York Press: A red brake
speeds around the corner, four horses
champing. the whip a-popping and the
horn a-tooung. There goes young
said the old resident Il knew
MS father. now worth 100000. 900,
when he was picked up as waif in
the street. His mother used to wash
bathing suits down at - Beach to
support herself. Today the old man
Is one of the biggest corporation men
in New York and his wife is leader
OF society. much sought after" All
right! That's the way to get up.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21


The weather gave the oldest in
hAt3tant" great surprise last night.
8no~ and freezing weather the 18th
day Of May In entirely uncaIled for in
The sunny San Juan
o s. Gsibreath left for Denver this
| morning where be has a case rcquir-
| Ing his presence In the Supreme
court lie returns the last Of the
who has been spending the winter in
Tennessee
u II. NcFadden. who arrived In
Durango last week WI spend a few
days in the mines around SiiyertoD
| this week Mr.. McFsddcn is now a
resident of Denver where he has esi
iaDlisb.d paying renl estate and In
surance business.
| SANDY Anderson came down from
| sIlysrton this morning 10 meet the
| Hon. otto Mesrs who arrives TINS
\ evening from Denver on his way 10
| silvcrtun n SNOW viii permit We as
pcct MIR MesrH viii arrange for work
On tho Eureka. hnimas Forks. Bur
| rows Park and Lake city extension
| Dick Wright, well known In Duran
| 90. and who was Indicted by the Tel
lurido grand jury last fall, failed 10
| make good his appearance. al the scs
ssnn of district court which convened
| Monday last si Telluride and his
l,ondsmcn have been cited TO appear
md show cause why they should not
pay over the forfeit money
| o.
" T Kirkpatrick drove In ycster
lay from bis country residence on
Upper Pine river Hc reports plenty
| II rain and suow In that section. also
nigh water IN tn. Pine and vallecito
II being hec.asary 60 swim the horses
IN crossing the latter. by diligeni
work the bridge crossing Pine near
hts residence was saved and II ont oi
danger Mr Kirkpatrick SAYS he viii
-. thai bridge iE built across tho
vaiieclto before another spring
Durango citizens have guaranteed
| 1900 of the $500 necessary to secure
The ErnNpda Tor fab hatchery purpos
- on Lightncr creek The city and
ruunty viii he asked 10 make up Tho
difference. IL being propos.d To have
ID. land decided TO the county. While
The city aud county are no, flush with
money. this ~ case that cannot be
Ignored. except at great loss 10 tho
community as whole Wash Fat
rick has been untlring In his efforts
10 secure the site and has secured the
$500 On conditions that tho city and
county romo up with the balance.
The rain of Saturday night contiu
ucd tho greater part Of yesterday nnt
vegetation has been greatly benefit
ted lt was pretty cool las, night bui
No far no damage has been reported
and All are Ia hopes this condition
VII continue.
Aztec It ralned most all day yes
lorday. the moisture being Of muci
benefit 10 growing vegetation Il
turned on cold last night and n fros
follow ea, but no Visible effect IL no
,lcod today and " no additional dam
aeo Is done fruit crops will not ho In
Iurcd
! -
Pennington After raining all dsl
yesterday Il turned on quite cool lasl
niHbt and some apprehension was
felt this morning as 10 damag. bt
/ lrpst but 40 far an IL we'll II Is
cloudy today and " II warns up be
fore clearing m there viii be no dan
ser
! Mrs u rauilin very delightfully."-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

From Wednesdays Daily:
Representative Al. Pace Is in from
Bayfield, today.
County commissioners are up the
Animas valley today inspecting the
rip-rapping just completed under con
tract, near Bakers bridge.
c. i. Mcconnell is visiting the
Southern Boy today We all hope
Mac will strike it rich in this proper
y. The showing is excellent
The commissioners yesterday after
noon passed another resolution in ref
erence to railroad taxes, instructing
the treasurer TO receipt for taxes as
he saw fit, but not TO accept a less
amount than specified in the former
resolution.
The Herald made inquiries from
both Aztec and Pennington districts
this afternoon concerning damage on
account of frost, and We are glad 70
state that up to the present time all
is lovely and no loss is anticipated.
Frank Hartman is limping around
from the effects OF the wound receiv-
ed Monday night, but no bad effects
are anticipated and all that VIII re
main in few days will be the expert
ence,
ID. c. Coulson came in from Bay
field last evening to ascertain what
caused the heavens to display 50
much electricity Monday evening. He
examined the places where the bullets
landed and remarked that such
craftsmanship would not go at Bay
field-that the perpetrators would be
fined for misuse Of firearms.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

from Mondays Daily:
George West went out TO Dulce this
morning
DR.. Robbins pulled out for Bayfield,
this morning.
II yom want To so 10 Siberia, consult
n. L. vinyard-
The Aztec ball players put up at the
Palace hotel.
John BevIn from Junction creek
IL In town on business.
Mr.. Steve Rodgers came down from
s,lver,on and spent Sunday In Duran
Morton schutt returned this morn.
ipg from his weekly Sunday visit 70
siiycrion.
Miss Mamie Todd started In with
her school work on the Upper fiorida
his morning
-
Eyart Wright, La Plata. New
Mexico. cattle dealer Is in Dnfabgn
on his way 10 the hills.
Mrs A A Back arrived from the
..as, sunday nigh, 10 ioin her bns
band who is employed al Jsk~ay =
over from Rico for day or TWO on
business. Mrs Smith having Interests
here.
Mr. James r. Smith arrived from
Denver Saturday evening and VIII as
sumo the edi,orshIp of the Trades
Journal
letter 10 " r. Sloan reports Mr.
Snllonbcrgor improving very slowly
Some days he IL much better and
then drops back again
J W. O'Nein and wife arrived Sat
uriay from California .nronie TO Sen
luan county, ~ NJ. where Mr.. o'Neiil
viii engage In farming
Mrs T A Kerr. who has been nj
Mercy hospital the past len weeks
was able to return 10 her home nj
H.rmOss on last evenings train
%
Mrs Monte Pickl. and children re
turned Ia their ssilvcrton home snn
day morning Grandpa peFenhsrdi
viii he hlnd ni lonesome without Tbs
girls
Mrs G e MnrfBy was duwn from
Trimhie several hours today She re-
ports travel picking up and increaHs
la number Of guests at the iIetinosa
house,
Mr and Mrs Jss Campbell came
up from Pennington Saturday might
cnrau,e 10 Del Nortc They AT. siill
IN the city, stopping al lhn inter
Ocean.
The commissioners are Ia session
today. ZIP io three O'clock NO bust
ness of Importance has been irans
acted, several resolutions oonccrnins
taSos being considered
A Mexican sas hned tib and cost
by Judge Hous this morning Tor car
rf1ng concealed weapons IN default
pf the whercwith to iiluidaic he Is
languishinr ia the city bsstilo
g.
Miss losie sullivan IL ST her post
again at bowmsn's after an absence
Of sN weeks In Denver whore she
went Ia have her eyes treated The
respite from labor refreshed hor And
M. "trip WAS Otherwise enjoyed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

From Wednesdays Daily:
j Il. Mcdonald IL up from Aztec.
u q Il. c. pay car liqudated to To-
cal railroad boys yesterday.
Rex Bansemer returned this morn
ing from business trip to Silverton.
Dr McEwen went to Ignacio this
morning to administer TO the ailing
Utcs.
Mrs Salisbury left for Denver this
morning to visit MIR. and Mrs. l. II.
Melville,
William Feigel passed through to
Sllverton last evening from an exten'.
siyo eastern trip,
The residence of John Anderson on
no Hermosn was destroyed by fire
sunday Loss 5000.
Thomas II. Tulley came in from
Denver last evening and will be with
is day or TWO.
Mrs W G. Johnson and family
,ame up from Aztec last evening en-
route east ON visit
s u Herr left this morning for Den
yet on business trip. WIN return
lrs, Of next week.
Mrs II A. Lowe left on the morning
train for Alamosa. having packed
household effects needed In the new
home
j II. McDevitt returned over the
Southern last evening after a ten
days around the circle trip. taking
in Denver while absent
The business meeting OF the Read
Ing club announced to take place at
Mrs +. s Balster's tomorrow after
noon has been postponed until ESQ
Monday afternoon.
George West blew In last night to
be spectator at the obsequies. Find
nE that The Hague tribunal had got
'en in It's work. he left town again
his morning in disgust
4 letter from Bernard Hampton
states that he is sull In Denver and
will probably remain there, having
given up. or at least postponed his
Uuston trim
Thomas WiEglesworth will be the
engineer in charge OF the railroad eS.
tension In San Juan county under the
guidance OF Otto Mears MIR Wig
ellsworth is an old hand at the busi-
ness.
Tho funeral OF Mrs George Parks
who died Monday night, took place AT
. 30 this afternoon. Rev. w. II. Fer
guson officiating The remains Will
shipped to Pennsylvania for inter.
ment
Dan Thorton was recounting
and Incident yesterday that hap
pened In Durango during the ear
ly DAYS when man whom police
mnn attempted to wrestle hoored the
ofiiccr and. standing over him. nred
tve shots without grazing the man
clothing. while another officer across
tho street was taking aim and empty
ing his revolver at the bad man.
From this IL seems that there are
-. al, ara rnnr marksme
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

From Tuesdays Daily:
George Dnchneld returned home
this morning
Otto Mears passed. through to sill.
yorton last evening
County commissioners are sllll In
sesaion So far no business Of i'm
pprtancc.
Mr. and Mrs J nrumiey and
Mrs O T. Brown OF Dolores. spent
The night at the Stratcr hotel,
o.
Charles NJ Kelsey. the Insurance
man, left this morning for Pagpsa
Springs TO put In short dime.
o.
Thomas lockwood left this morn.
Ing Tor pagosa Springs. To be absent
until the last pf tho week
.
Mrs E II Harper will entertain
her friends On Saturday afternoon at
her beautiful homo on Third avenue
%
Mrs Davis and children left this
morning for Pueblo whore she Joins
her husband aud viii reside for a
time
Miss Martha Clark came In from
Fort Lewis yesterday to visit the den
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

entertained a company Of sixteen on
Saturday evening in honor Of her
daughter. Miss Beuiah. who celebrat-
cd her seventeenth birthday anniyer.
sary that day. The amusements OF
;ha evening were conundrums. hrst.
cards with fifteen numbers on them,
representing menu cards aud called "a
mystic dinner. second. cards repre-
sentfng flowers To the one getting
The largest number OF answers cor.
rect we're given prizes. Miss Gertrude
strater got the ladies' prize. and eie'
giant white satin fan. and Ray Good
man the geatleman's prize. volume
u poems Mrs. paullln. assisted by
her daughter. served delicious re.
lreshmeBiB and the young people re-
luctsDtly left for their homes after
spending most enjoyable evening
md wishing Miss Bculah many more
such beautiful anniversaries.
n l.. Vinyard writes us that he IL
going direct 10 Siberin under two
Years contract with the North East,
,rn siberian Co. and the following
,straei may be Of interest to our
readers:
4 have Just received orders TO re
,ori IN Seattle. Wash during the last
week In May. TO join company oi
prospectore for Siberia on two.yearF
,ontfac, at sloo month and er
,enses The company Is the North
Eastern Siberian Co Ltd. and my
work IL Ia he timekeepcr and in the
.ommisaary The position was secur
ID for me through my connection with
iho IIaldwIn-Zciglcr aggregation
rhey want Colorado prospeciors. and
AN authorized to close contract with
number OF men. They must have
rom $500 to $500 OF their own
,nough 10 gel them In and QUE, as tho
ezar objects 10 landing crowd oi
sagranta In his domiDlons Liberia
,ontracts win be awarded such mer
~ can meet the conditions and vii
iakc The risk The steamer leavei
seattle June let. and | viii leave here
about May 21sL The country Is nbso
lutely virgin. md my company only II
authorized to work there and the,
have concession as big as the STATE
Of Colorado. They are limited by the
czar to 800 Americans. and are abso
lutoIy forbidden to bring more thar
that number. aS he does not wish th'
control OF the peninsula to pass int
American hands"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

carelessness
which made
the accident
possible.
There are a
great many
lives $ I'D
deLly terui-
mated as a
result of
carelessness,
although the
medical GER
tihcate may
read tt heart
failure.
When a man
takes
clianceswit
\ his stomach
; and neglects
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Half dozen commercial men who
contemplated remaining over in Du-
range today took the morning train
eastward They were afraid OF stray
bullets.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Mrs Morton Schutt Ia entertaining
a thimbie party this afternoon in hon
or Of Mrs Jessie Hayden, who leaves
next week for her home in the north
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21
ACCIDENTAL :?

The jury returned verdict of acci-
dental death ON the man who fell from
the window ledge on which he had fallen
asleep. Bu, the death was really due to
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Herman Meis left this morning to
spend the summer in the La Platas.
Mr. Meis has great faith in the dis
lrict and we hope he Will strike 1t
rich one of these days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

iltH one Dl inthe uhSs-
John w. Wingate left this morning
for Denver where he goes to meet
his son oliver. who has been attend
ing school. In California. He will re
turn the last OF the week.
Mrs Salisbury came down from
Silverton last evening and is the
guest Of Mrs. o. +. Boyle She leaves
in the morning for Denver TO visit
Mrs. |. B Melville. and may conclude
10 go east for short time.
The game between the Durango and
aztec clubs yesterday afternoon re
suited In score of to 10 In favor OF
he home team. Owing to the In
elemency Of the weather the attend
,nce was small, but there were some
very good plays along with some pool
ones. Lemphesty was In the box fol
he visitors and the home team found
aim at viii. In the fifth inning Moore
II Pennington was substituted ant
held the locals down to about an ever
game. valhegan Henderson ant
Hughes received injuries which prov
ed rather painful,
Arrangements have been made fol
, bah game with the Farmington boys
1t the Fair grounds a week from th'
'omIng Sunday. and with Moore II
he box much better game may bt
expected.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

list and attend TO other affairs ol
business.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

From Wednesdays Daily:
Representative Al. Pace is in from
Bayfield, today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Mrs % rauiln very dcllshtfmly
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Tho funeral OF Mrs. George Parks
who died Monday night, took place at
e:3e this afternoon. Rev. w. II. Fer
guson officiating The remains Will
shipped to Pennsylvania for inter,
ment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Thomas Wigglesworth will be th
engineer in charge OF the railroad e.
tension In San Juan county under tn
guidance OF Otto Mears. Mr. Wi
ellsworth is an old hand at the bus
ness.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Mr. snd Mrs Jss Campbell came
up from Pennington Saturday night
cnrou,e 10 Del Mort" They arc silll
ip the city, stopping AT ,hn Inter
Ocean
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-21

Mrs G G MnrtRy was down from
Trimhie several hours today She ~
ports travel pictlng up aud Increase
In number Of guests at the IIetm"sa
house,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-07-09
Des Arc Items.

The Fourth passed off lively at this
place. The Woodmen gave a picnic
and the largest crowd | ever saw in
Des Arc was there. Some little scrap
ping was done, but it did not amount
to much. I understand they took in
over $3.50.
l spent a night at Piedmont last
week on my way from Mill Spring.
Piedmont is still on the boom, over
twenty houses being built. My friend
Wash Creath says he has sold twelve
lots at 5000 each; a year ago he would
have taken $25. | called on Albert
Blaine, who has sold out and is going
to Hot Springs for his health. l also
met John Zeigler, who will return to
Greenville to his old firm, Holiday,
Klotz & Co. l spent the night with
DR.. Toney. He has plenty of practice
two calls the night l was there.
DR.. Toney is one OF the best doctors in
Southeast Missouri and a Christian
gentleman.
j. S. O'Neal and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. F. M. Semards, Of Arcadia,
visited in Des Arc the 4th.
Miss Minnie Thomas came down
from St. Louis Saturday. She has
just returned from Colorado.
Miss Allie Fitz returned from a visit
to Pennington lasi week. She was
accompanied by Master Carson Morris.
Mrs. Eustus, of Hendrickson, visited
her daughter here last week.
Miss Carrye Wray returned from
Ironton Monday evening.
DR.. +. +. Farr and wife came down
from Annapolis TO spend the 4th.
Rev. Couch preached in the Baptist
church here one night last week.
ISAAC.
/ The Fourth of July has come and
gone, and what q glorious Fourth we
had. Plenty Of drunk men, lots of
fights but no one hurt. 1t seems like
men would consider the feelings OF
their wives and mothers and little
children. and let the whiskey alone.
The Woodmen's picnic was largely
attended, and tho fireworks at night
were grand.
Mr.. Ozro Miller, of Mill Spring,
spent the Fourth at this place, and
also Sunday. His visits are not few
nor far between.
Mrs. O'Neal and two sons, OF Mil
Spring, spent the Fourth with rela.
tives.
Misses Annie and Ollie Wallis spen'
| the 18th at Keener,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-07-09
Graniteville Items.

w. r. Allen Jr. was in St. Louis
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Oedegoven, OF Springfield, is
here visiting friends.
VIM. Mason Is in St. Louis with
home folks this week.
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins, OF Pilot Knob.
visited relatives here Saturday.
Messrs. O'Neal and Foley, Of St.
Louis, are in town this week.
j. E. T~olleson, of Charleston, was
here with home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
o. j. Buford, Of BelleYiow, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Block, of Bismarck is visiting
here this week.
Harry Bryant, Of Charleston, Is the
guest Of Fred Tolleson this week.
4. Hitzman and family, of Bismarck,
spen. Sunday with relatives at this
place.
Clarence Hill is home from st. Louie
this week.
P. W. and R. Schneider are in St.
Louis this week.
Two burglars entered the home OF
Elisha Burr Sunday night, but being
discovered by Mr.. Burr's 0 m before
they had taken anything, they sue
ceeded In making their escape.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hitzman, On July 8, 1908, a son. Also
to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hartman, on
July A, 1908, daughter.
DIED-On july a, 1908, the infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carly, aged
fifteen months. Rev. Peterson CON.
Quoted the funeral services, after
which the remains were taken to the
Thomas graveyard and inferred. The
bereaved mother and father have oul
iympathy, x
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Miss Bessie Wallis attended the ball
at Piedmont the night of the 4th.
Miss Jewel Pate, of St. Louis, is
visiting her brother at this place.
Miss Mary Cooper has just returned
home, after a two months visit 10
Ironton.
w. M. Keithley, of this place, has
commenced his school at the King
school house. We anticipate a bright
future for Willie.
Mrs. S. j. Jamison, who has been
visiting her daughter in Flat River,
returned home last night.
Miss Cornela Allen is visiting friends
in Piedmont this week.
Miss Nellie Williams has just re-
turned home from a two weeks visi,
at Poplar Bluff.
Rev. Trotter will fill his regular APP
pointments here Sunday.
Miss Agnes Maddox, of St. Louis,
is visiting her mother at this place.
REBECCA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-07-09
PERSONAL.

Adolph Lopez was in town the 4th.
j. w. Bleskley, of Belleview. was a
caller Monday.
S. H. Gosney visited at st. Charles,
Mo-, last week.
Franco Bond is visiting relatives in
St. Joseph, Mo.
Frank Richardson. OF Pennington,
was in %Ironton Sunday.
E. C. Rockwell, of Fredericktown,
was In Ironton Monday.
W. W.. Nall and wife and Frank
spent the 4th in Ironton.
Mrs. w. C. Ogier, of De Soto, is the
guest Of Mrs. d. A. Pilley.
Miss Kate Tracey, of Kirkwood, is
visiting Miss Marie Hough.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Pollock, Sr.,
spent the fourth in the Valley.
Alex. Buckley and family visited rela-
tives in De Soto the past week.
Aug. Block and wife, Of Bismarck,
were in Ironton last Thursday.
F. Rodach and daughter, OF Middle
brook were in Ironton Tuesday.
Clarence, Golf and Geo. Whltworth
were here from St. Louis the 4th.
Mrs. H. O'Brien left Saturday on a
visit 10 friends at Linton, Indiana.
Miss Jennie Shirley leaves to-day
for her home in McLeansboro, Ills.
Mrs. T. j. Carr and Mrs. w. J.
Schwab visited relatives in Potosi this
week.
Mrs. Robert Hill left last week to
spend a few days with relatives in
Chicago.
Harry AXE. of Memphis, and V. M.
AXE, OF Newport, Arkansas, were here
last week.
T. B. Carter and wife, Of st. Louis,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
last week.
Mrs. L. Schneidt. OF st. Louis, is
spending a few days with relatives in
the Valley.
Willard Love left for st. Louis Tues
day after spending a few days with
home folks.
Polite Elvins and wife, Of Elvins,
Mo-, were with relatives in Arcadia
the past week.
Mrs. Amanda Moore has returned
home from a visit to her son, George,
in Waxahachie, Texas.
H. M. Collins accompanied his
mother as far as St. Louis on her way
home.to Steelville last week.
Misses Dennis, Sprague and Albert,
of Cape Girardeau, were guests OF
| Miss Alma Fletcher last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Logan and
| Miss Jennie Logan, Of B%elleyiew, were
callers at the REGISTER office Tuesday.
Misses Alice Love and Jennie Sny-
der will leave Saturday to take charge
of their respective schools near Good
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Jones and Paul
and Mrs. j. N. Lucas, of Pennington,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bond last
week.
Orrin L. Munger and family, OF
Greenville, were in Ironton Friday on
their way to Reynolds county to visit
relatives.
Mrs. V. G. James will leave this
week on a visit to relatives in Canada.
| She returned last week from al ex-
tended visit in in north Missouri.
S. P. Ringo and wife and Miss
Mamie Ringo, of Arcadia, left Mon
day on a trip to Yellowstone Park, the
Pacific coast and other places in the
far west.
A. W. Garrett left Tuesday for Ore
gon where he will make his future
home. Mrs. Garrett will leave for
Oregon in q short time.
Geo. M. Kinks, wife and baby, were
guests of Fred Kindell, Jr., and family
a couple of days last week. They lef,
for Bismarck Sunday, where they will
remain a short time with Mrs. Kinks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Whit
worth, before returning to their home
in Missouri Valley, Iowa.