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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live Stock

Kansas City, Jan. 25 - Cattle = Beef
steers. s. 75ap4. Is: western steers $2-20
As; native heifers. $3o0G3 s.: native
ows. $i-65Q35o: native stockers. 3 o07
40. Hogs. 81 3SQ5-15. Sheep. 81 75d6. %:
lambs, $5.50G5.75.
Chicago, jan ZS-Cattie-Good to prime
steers, $490l5-65; stockers and feederA
20od4.oo. Hogs-Mixed and butchers,
81 Se65. 10. Sheep-Fair to choice mixed.
8 25@40o: native lambs. $450d6-eo-
St. Louis, Jan. 5.-Caftle-Beef steers.
S.G5GS. .; stockers and feeders, $50
S-75: cows and heifers. - 25fri-eO; Texas
steers. = 40G4.15. Hogs-Pigs and lights.
81 55a4- IS: butchers and best heavy. - 500
$50 Sheep-Natiyes. H-759475: lambs,
q 5O65 "a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
Death of Eatsor welav

Galena, Kan. Jan 26.-Col. L. c.
Weldy, editor of the Galena Republi-
can. is dead. Col. Weldy has been a
resident of Cherokee county 80 years
and of Galena since 1880, when the
first lead ore was found.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29

Germany's pig iron production for
1903 was 10.085, S34 tons, an increase OF
,682 ,974 tons, thus outstripping Great
Britain for the first time Ia history.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
Sew Road into Channte.

Chanute, Kan, Jan. 26.-It Is re-
ported the NJ. K & T. railroad will ex-
tend it's line from Joplin, Mo-, to this
place. giving an outlet to Memphis,
Tenn. Terminals may be located here
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
Five Drowned in swollen stream.

Sharon, Pa, Jan. 4.-Four men and
woman who attempted to ford q
swollen stream near here We're swept
away and it is reported all were
drowned
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29

The Charles a. knight block at Bra
zil, Ind, occupied by several stores and
Offices. was totally destroyed by IRE.
The loss is $50. 600.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
Tastes SO Days and Died.

Chanute, Kan. Jan 26--Layton
Raines. who lived near here. died OF
starvation last night after q fast Of 3
days.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
H..na AZ. six Year. nrore.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Fora
ker Friday presented the credentials
Of Senator Hanna for the term OF siy
fears beginning March 1. 1906.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
s1O0.nnO Fira az Indianannlls-

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 26.-The car
BARNS of the Indianapolis Traction &
Terminal company at Mclean place
burned Monday. Loss 100000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
Grain and Prars-ssa.-

Kansas City, Jan 25.-Sales BY sample
on track: Wheat-No- hard. 731zT77c:
No. hard. 7oq74c; No. red. S2Gs21<c;
No red. sec. Corn-No- 2 mixed. $50
<01zc; No. mixed. 3Slz fl2s1xc; No. white.
so1zc; No ; white. 3sz G<oc- Oats-No-
mixed. 3Sc; No. 3 mixed. 37GS7akcs No
white. 3SISS1kc; No white. STsZTSSc-
Hay-Timothy. S6-o06975: prairie. $i-0o6
80 Eggs. 2sc per doz- Pouitry-Henss
Dc: springs. sc; turkeys. Sazd11hcs
ducks. &c; geese. sale: pigeons, SOC per
doz- Butter-Creamery. extra. nc per H.
dairy. 1Sc; packing stock lie Potatoes.
home grown. 70GS5c per bu-; sweet. 2-oo9
LIS per bu Turnips. SSG45c per ou-
Onions. S5QS5c per bu- Hubbard squash,
f5cds1-5 per doz- Apples. <O0QS0 per
Dbl.
Chicago and 81. Louis Cash Gratz-
Chicago. JAN 2.-Wheat-No- red. >
as7c: No. ,. s56e5c: No 2 hard. so6S3c: No
/ 716Sze: No I northern. Sd0c, No :
SGSsc: No 2 759Szc. Corn-No- l9
t2cs No. 4. 4oQ41skc- Oats-No- ? $50.
St. Louis, Jan E-Wheat-Eo. Ri.
FASH. elevator, size: track. Sc: No
hard. s21x6S3c- Corn-No- cash. <S1scs
rack, 4fE64sc: Oats-Eo- cash. S9i<cs
rack, 4oc; No white. E91sso
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
$4,000 Fire at Welda. Kan

Welda, Kan, jan 24.-FiVe stores
we're burned here as well as the post
Office. The loss is $4,000. A defective
tue was the cause.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
FROST AND FRESHET
Bitter Cold In the West, Floods In
the East.
In Many Places the Thermomete.
Went Lower Than for 30 Years
Great Damage from Ice
GOrges I'm Pennsylvania.

St Paul, Mimi, Jan. 26.-Fifty-
degrees below zero and seven deaths
from freezing, the loss of Ii trainloads
of sheep and cattle and the delay of
traffic is the result OF the cold spell
in the northwest
The weather at Pokegama dam, near
Grand Rapids, was 81 below zero yes
terday by the government thermome-
ter there. At Hibbing it was AZ below
and at Tower 49,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-01-29
NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.
Service in the Philippines
and WITH Succeed Root.


San Francisco, Jan. 24-Former Gov.
Taft, Of the Philippines. arrived here
Saturday on the steamer Korea. With
him were Mrs. Taft, their two children
and Judge Wolf1ey. attorney general
of the Philippines on his way home
on leave OF absence. The governor was
met by number of representative
army and navy men and civil officials
at the Oakland mole. where Gov. Taft
boarded the eastern overland train for
Washington. On arriving at the cap
ital he will at once assume his duties
as secretary of war.
The New Secretary OF War.
Washington, Jan. Appropriations
are making at the war department for
the transfer of the secretary's Office
from Secretary Root to Secretary Taft
The new secretary will arrive to-mor-
row afternoon. Secretary Root has is
sued cards for large reception Fri
day evening in honor of his successor.
The Thursday evening preceding Sen
ator Alger will give a reception in
honor of the retiring secretary, at
which Gov. Taft will be present.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07

rig Manb Oa ieg en- COB 9uItra. ION
ppen | ae6et", ban itat Reien oper
en- S%tsgegrpoe, op al bOiGfen Der Iteg
en- Iifia Duff = opiier Iig At oere
opgtig til at tdbe Mao."
Soa fuIgte 5ortlaringen. Zen
unge Manb BAR famine Dag dnfomz
men til Berlin, ban bupoe itrdts ops
is9t Moberen. Der bapOe ~fortalt BAN
ON ben opofrenoe, bi~ertensga5e 5ies
neitepige. Do oa ban I'll bette At boz
re, Itpnote ban Jig at opipae 3snoe, co
Reiultatet bar Ri Jet.
Ru Ital Bertha meO tin 9ruoaom
o9 S%pi9ermooer flptte til qsfen %
Der lepe al ben unge Manbs. ON life
Miaioner iaa bog doiti1ige 6auorsos
tuIinoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
9Dbisbeb.

Oct er 5orelprenea ufrubi9elige
pli9t at t6re 9ernene Qpoigbeo.
Spor 8srnene faur 3oO at opDotis
I ~rlpbigbeb, fan Der life Oare 5ole
ON en- COB Opbragelie. Oct ppIber
ben enc u6~ebageligbeo efter ben am
ben, noor gsrnene alt for nregst faar
COB til at raooe fig ieGp og fun 9ao
'eftsr. bOab be ieIp timber fer eobt.
Spor lllpbigbeben fddt Snbpas,
far 5oretorenes Orb ineen Mbnbigs
beb lan9er, o9 bddbe | 9jemmet oa
/ Stplen bill bette fndrt ptfe fine
femme 5sleer. Oct er ct fsreetigi
sbn at Re 5otalbre, iOm life fan
abe beres 8srn, og man mao upil-
fddrlis nare 5rpgt for bisie 8erns
Jremtib.
Z Sfolen er bet en- meget ubebdge-
fig Sag at tdge imob fdabanne; tbi
naar ulnbigbeben er til Stebe fro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07

qua. Os bet, Der er 2Ggtbeo og 9ips=
trait |, Dil beTtaa. o6erren tenoer
fine. BET burbe pGe-s IL iom 5Ors
ufgtains io-. Il tunbe TONNE
3n1,e1 Il lGr. hialrS.a II tenbe.
s, ji--iict 5eaesmese en- Gang
i'm lem ,;;lOe pare I Striot langere
frem enp bet o~penfor %antnoeoe.
9lanot bet, Der bar gipet por 5an=
te / ben Retning R9ring. er baaOe en-
Qrtitel ON tirtelig Gnbeo, bpilfen ri
Dog timber bet beoft life at optage
for 5ioen. og ubtalelier al Sams
funobrsbre. Gn at bisie fagbe enoO9
forleben, at en- tirtelig SammenI Hut
ming bar muaite nermere forbaan=
BEN, END Ri bar tilbpielige til at tro.
@i t9nter, Tom iagt, for mar
p9renbe life ida langt, men Oermeo
mener ri life at Iige, at Ri lite tunoe
bape en- faaban 5ante fom en- Mrs
ligbep / Sa99runoen. 5or aeiten sr
bet 10 Blot naturli9t, at 5anten ON
muIig SammeniIutning fsrit fan fla
reg peO. at Ri fit noget meb 6inonoen
at gore.
Der er andre, iom n9rer 5anter
/ iamme Hetning, rimeligois / Beg
&c Samfuno = per iaa COB at TOM
me frem meo Dem. Gn ner 5remtio
oil gre Srap paa ct arbejoe / ben
Retning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
Sapanerne og Sort Nrtbur.

Oct er life iaa unoerligt, ON BORT
4rt6ur / ben rusiiItzjapdnife &rig ips
mes beitemt til at ituue ipile en- fig
nenoe Rple fom SebaItopol unoer
arimtrigen. On Rapnet BORT Or
thur tpncentrerer Jig 10 pao en- Maas
be ale &rigens 4dridger og Scrub
ietninssr. 9por betpbningsfulbt
enb nemlig 6errebemmet ober So
red / gtonomiit Retning tan p9re for
S,apdnerns, er Der bog en- ldn9t opers
pejenbe Sanoinnligbeb for, at bet
toreanife Spgrgsmaal, bOor pigtist
bet eno tunbe pore for Sapdn, n9ps
pc alene bapbe bragt Witaopens Re
gering til ida hurtig og re olut at oms
bptte Oiplomatiets pen meo arigen5
SpRro. Der matte Ell it9rtere
Spore til, noget, Der tunoe gribe %
opflapme Nationalfslelien bos So
panerne, faa at 8rigsn meb bet mag
tige Ruslanb bleo Dem en- benig Sol
teiug.
Nstop Napnet 9ort art B II r
er itittet til paa Sapanerne at pirte
iom ben it9rteite Spore til uoen
0sbsfrpgt meo ben n9iten bib,
5apperbeo, iom oe a0srebs bar ubpiit
unoer 5origgene paa at ip9rre Den
r~usiiite 6laaoe inbe / a%ri9sbaonen
at it1rte fig ino / adnpen. Obi RaDs
net Bort Qrtbur inoeboloer for en-
bDer Supaner pua en- Gang Mjnoet
ON en- al bet triesrifte 5olts melt
itrdalenbe 8ebrifter og ON ben b1be
arantelie, bette 5oIf maatte fsls
peb at ie fig Sejrens 5rugt reOet uo
at 6anbern,e
9.t bar / bet iene Gfteraar 1894,
at Murftal Yumaedtu lanbiatte tin
japanite Scr peo pit3epo netop poo
famine Steb, bpor General Otu for
leoen gift / 2onb meb fine trooper.
Stuoen bar ogiaa ben Sang 6efes
itet fra Qan6Iioen. men aineierne
tunoe life mooitod Sapanernes Opers
legne &riestunit oe tore 5apper6eo.
og bet parebe life lange, for ben jaz
panife6er 6apoe 6em9gtiget fig Staz
BEN. Heiterne at ben tineiifte 5laas
be, Der dIerebe bar blenen belois
sbelagt / Ssilaeet peb galuflooens
Munbine, isgte Sfjul / 6apnen psb
@sis9dis0si pdd ben utobfdtts Si-
De al petf9ili 9asten; men Sapus
nerne fuIete efter, o9 bet fptteoes BEN
| en- 3drnp, 6bor be fit 2ejliebeb til
at ubpiie bet iterite 9eltemoo, ogs
Iaa at frabriite aineierne oenne
6dpn. 0sien til geting fpntes benz
da6en, og &ineierne, Der inbiuu, at
SpiGet bar tabt, ienbte 81 : 5ungs
Chang til S4imoneisfi for at unber=
6anble ON 5reb. 9eb benne forelss
bige JrebsiIutning erbolot Sapdn
iaapel port Qrtbur fom Nxi>bais
Mei, men be ifulbe life ret lenge fau
COB at elebe fig peb bet Dunbne 8pt-
tie. Gn QGiante me[em Huslano.
5rantrig og 9pffldnb interpenersbe
til 5oroel for 9ind, og Sapanernt
mdatte nsjes meb Grbperpelien al
Zen Jormofa FAINT en- 8rigsitabes
eritdtning. Haar benne bar betdlt
TfulDe Sapan after ugleDere Weisbot'
Wei og port Mrtbur til &ino.
Sapanerne fsgte forgaDes at BE-
page England til at itstte benz. Der
eneelife pofitit lebebes pda ben Sif
at ben foriietise Sdlisburp, ps ben
ne mente life, at 2jebliffet bar fomi
met til at rage be sitdidtiife aoitc'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
GRADER fra Qiuets Tlob.

@n fife SfdttiIte, meb ct gibels
fprog og ct 9ers til bDer Dag / Ma
ret. u 8eneta 6anien, meb 5ororD
uf pait. Beef. 800 Siber, flint inbs
bunoen, 40c.
Gn posienbe 8og fom pramie til
gsrn / Ssnbagsifolen.
DaniTb2utb. Publ. 9oufe, Blair, Hsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
geromte MGnos @gcnbcoer.

6pis alminoelige Menneiter bar
Ggenbeber, bliper Der ofte lie lagt
W2Grte til Dem; noget gunite 1aoet er
bet ifpIgeS agens Ratur, ndar 5alen
blioer om bersmte WGnbsGgsrfsosr.
De bliper 6urtig tenbte og omtalte.
Man fo%rt9Ier ON ben 5ersmts
tDite 5iloiof SAINT, al ban for a tans
te maatte bare lit glit rettet paa Den
Iige o~perfor lig9enOe airts, q 10
iprigere ban t9nfte, oeIto 6eisge IT
bans Zie op MOB 1%uarnets Spi'
astronomer 2dplace ituloe fgr at
arbejoe ri9tig bare en- @arnaiioe al
pile meo.
Gn 5iloiof peo Napn gleanoer
brugte dltio at pile 5dnen af ben
5jerpen. ban ifrep meo. naar ban lab
og ipetulereoe,
Gn bersmt &omponiit, 6aIenp,
Tube Tor at tomponere belii baoe en-
inngenos 3beteOel / 99reIist. Gn
anben aomporiit - 9elini - nib
te, nod ban ituIoe ur6ejoe. II g9s
relie meo glomiter.
Ofenbad %tomponereoe beoit naor
ban foo oeo Stranoen og bayte 9slz
aerne itnulpe, mebens ben beremtf
Riharb Wagner inobpIebe ig / ior=
iteligt farDebe SilteTlobrottey; elers
tunoe ban lite TONNE / Stemnin9.
Rdar ben itore Vaturforif.r gufs
ION ituloe arbejoe, iisrts bar IA al
tio fine fineite 8leOsr og Dpnteoe zig
meo Supeler, oe bet famine par 5ilz
fGioet nto Den frantic 6iloi5f 9ols
taire.
Ut 9igtere bapOe Gne.Rnoeren
3ennpiOn maaite ben mprteli9iie
Ggenbeb. paa bans 4rbeipsborD
fob altio 10 Stadler, ben enc meb
5obat, ben anben fulo II noe aribtz
piber. 0adr ban bdbbe fdaet en- 1Soe,
itoppeoe Dan en- at pibsrne, % me-
oens ban itrep, oanpeOe ban ION Ell
2otomotip. Bar piben re9et ue,
brsb ban ben itu og finch Zen pao
8ulpet, bporpau ban itoppebe en- M.
0dn reg alorig mere enb enganq at
en- pfbe, og oFte matte 5ienereu
fjerne en- bel 0pnae fsnoerbruot,
Yiber.
Om 5enrit Sbien forte1er man.
at ban paa tit SfriDeborb bar flert
imda 9roncefgurer itauenoe. % at
ban itdbi9, meoens ban Itriptr, int
ter ON pao oisie; bar ban Dem lite
foran iig, fan ban life or6eios.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
Sanfer til Sperpejelie.

Def er 5anter I fetnlng az tlrs
telig @nbeb, Der buffer frem og bill
I'D iblanpt port &irtefplt. 8e Ct
life juit M, men be bar / Den ienere
lib facet M Raring.
6pao Der for Siben foregaar per-
1iemme mep @uls al Menigbepsraap
% tirfeligt 1oDals Og 5unten ON,
bpao bette tirtelige nOpaIg ital uoz
rette meo 6enipn til 5orfutningsfor-
flag, : bet petter Santer o9iaa bos
Mobertirtens 8srn paa geitiioen al
Qtlanten. l.a##
9i optog ct Stptte / port iioite
Rummer, ,9artibaie Tenet | Dor 5olfe=
~firfe", efter ct 8lao / 9ebenbabn.
gi tunoe life unberitripe alt / benz
ne 4rtifel, men bet bar en- Hgit
bldnbt mango ber6jemme fra imon
gdrtip9ien og for tirtelig gnbeo.
6porpibt bet er rigtigt at taloe Ret
ninoerne / Dor Mooertirte 9drtip9s
len, bet pperldoer ri belt til pore QRs
iere ielp at t9nte oper, men bet er Do
riatigt npt at mpbarbejoe p~artip9-
tenet dde gegne..
Men bpab ri ierlig tom til al
tRnte pdd bar, at MI er be neo at
faa noget al en- fritirteli9 gep0gelie
/ Sang berbiemme pg be foriteaige
Retninger MAJ meo / bette tirtelige
Nr6eioe, og life alene mao be neb
bet, men be mad meo ~6peranore, De
mda fdmdrbejoe / bet. De tilh8rer
iamme 8irfe, % be mad, ia De bill
oefao, meb | 4r6ejbet inbenfor lam.
me &irfe. De bar 10 6oer for iiq
ojort lit 6ebite for at 6lipe iaa it9rtt
fom muligt repr9Ientereoe / bet fir
felige llopolg. 9bab Der fad ital
tomme ub df bette Samdr6ejoe, ia,
bet maa oi 10 bente meb at faa at ie;
men be forffelige Retnineers W9no
bliper neDte til at faa meo b~beranore
at gre, og berpeb er aaereoe noget
punoet.
5erobre bar be to Retninger eIer
be to airtefdmfunbs M9no foa at
fiee iIet ifitst meb btnanOen at 9es
re. 8i leper poa faa lang Qfftdnb
fra 6peranbre iom bel muligt. Oct
tr pel 5orbolbene, Der for en- tor Del
cr Stglb ocri, ibet sn6Der 9ar 1T at
raretage og faur fun Oaorli9 3io og
2ejlig6eb til at tomme fammen meb
Wenb fra mobiatte Sibe. Men
5ilbsjeligbeoen bar piit Osfda nars
NET gaast I Retning at o4~fhoIbsgs
FEB.
Oct er MI ilet life iaaban at fors
ifad, at Ri tenfer pad itrafs at fad
ct 5orflag til tirtelig Sdmmeniluts
nina / Stanb. ut gsre noget forz
baitet / ben Retntng bar piit barre
eno Inlet at 9ere. Men funbe ri life
pal nogen Waabe bog preoe at fomz
me bberdnbre libt n9rmere enb bib
til2 Oar bet life muligt at fdd lioi
meb bperdnbre at gre? t9Dorban
Der ifuloe beennoes, bar hi life tent
fDnberligt oDer. Wen om bet ittt
bar mere, enb bet enc 8irfeidmfunf
fenbte ct par Reprai entanter til be-
anbet airfeiamfunbs 4drsmsoe, FAC
rar bet bog beore eno Inlet.
0i er 10 bog famine Mobsrtirtei
gsrn, og benne Moberfirte er er
temmelig fraftig @ren at ben luther
ife airfe. og bet bill nof Oiie fig
meb 5iben, at be urene og u9et'
Glementer | enbber Retning bill for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
SGDer Siuiit.

Gn Samfunbsroman. @obt in0s
6unben 80 Gents.
Ou mi 2utb. pubt. 9out
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-07
Gn aoffepigrs fOman.
C,6usmooerens glob.")

6pao bet tan fgre til. nodr man
bar ct meblioenoe 9jerte % en- biGIs
penoe 6aanb for Den ~tr9naenbe, bar
nnIig en- ung 5jeneitepige / Berlin
faaet at pibe. 0enoes %romontiite 9is
itorie er / 8ortbeo fsl9enbe:
pa bun en- parm Sommerodg
1901 q uoe | ct eller dnoet 2Grinos,
fit bun paa 8aoen gie pad en- al
ore Dame, Ter n9iten bar dfmGgtig
pdd 9runo at !6ebsn. % Iom n9ppe
par / Stano til at lGbe iig frem.
pigsn, Der bar EN- meolibenbe Sj9l,
itDnote iig at tilbbbe benoe lin @rm
% baD, ON bun mootte fgl9e benoe
til henoes !0jem. Den gamle to9
meo Satnemli9beb mob Silbubet,
og bu be bar TONNE til benbes golig,
Der laa / en- tarpelig a9loerlejligbeo
life langt oerfra. f%ortalte bun FL. a.,
at benoes / Qmerita boiatte Ssn al
% til pleieos at ienoe benoe imod
pengeiummer, % beb 6j9Ip at oisie
boObe bun uno9aaet 5dttigbuiet.
Sadleoes lab De lange % pusiiareoe,
o9 od pigen til fibit maotte gaa, tog
cen gamle bet 9efte al benoe, at bun
mart ituIoe tomme igen.
9un tom oeioa. og bet parebe life
lGnge, fer Der melIem Dem opitoo Ct
@enitob, Der bleo iao meget Oeito
inoerligere, Jon ben 9amle 5rue bdp=
be Iepet 9dnife alene.
0a pigen en- Ssnba9 / 6jOr, Tom
bun plejeoe, befe9te i'm 9amle Ben
inoe, bite benne benoe ct 9rep fra
Sennen, bpori ban fortalts, at ban
lite befunot Jig pei pad bet Steb /
Qmerita, bbor ban opbolot iig, % at
ban oerfor bapoe t9ntt at reiie til
Colorado, og berfra baabeoe ban
mart at funne ienoe i'm W}ooer gl9s
beige Gfterrstninger.
Sra ben DAG bertes Der imiolers
tio life ira Ssnnen, og Moberen
bar gdnite iittert bapnet pdo 6dttiqs
buffet. bpis lite ben unge pige bopbe
o9ret; men bun bite i'm 6%engipens
FEB peo at forfer9e henbe al beSpdres
penge, bun bdpoe iomlet zig, og bun
isrgeoe ira nu al for ben gaftles
5ornsbenbeoer.
SouleOes 9it bst til miot / 6e6ruor
/ 4ar. Ia bar Del poa Slutnineen
meo be iommenipareoe Stininger,
og pigen iaa fig life langer / Stdno
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-24
NORTH PoMFRET.

Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Delano are on tn,
sick list
Some of the farmers have begun MAKING
maple sugar.
Mrs. Edna Burch is visiting her son in
Sharon this week.
Fred Brownell 10 sick and under the
care Of DR.. Watson.
Bert Allen went to his home in Massa-
chusetts few days since.
Isaac Huntley OF Sharon is to work this
season for Hewitt & Moore
Homer W. Vail OF Randolph was At tn,
Val homestead few days ago.
Miss Matilda Norman OF Waterbury
called on friends here last week.
Miss Clara Hoyt and brother OF North
Dakota are visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Miss Grace Burnham OF East Barnard
visited her sister, Mrs Albert Pierce, here
q short time since.
Rollo Childs and family have moved
from South Pomfret into the Chauncey
Childs house in this place.
In place Of the regular preaching sery-
ice at the church here last SUNDAY, Miss
Hewitt read very interesting sermon.
Services viii be held as usual until further
notice.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-24
TUNBRIDGE.

Charles Osborne has commenced his
springs work Of papering.
Ruth Burridge of Randolph is spending
a few days at DR.. Hayward's.
Miss Anne Howe returned TO Mount
| Hermon, Mass, last Saturday.
Nathan Dodge has been hired to teach
the spring term OF school IN TINS village.
Philip Farnham, while splitting kind
ling wood, cut off the end OF his brother
finger.
Miss Minnie Broughton, who hurt her
arm a short time ago, is at Mrs. Wright
for few days.
Carlos Farnham called 10 see his sister,
Mrs. 5. +. Hayward, on his way home
from Bradford.
Mn. and Mrs. A. P. Cushman, Mrs. c. +.
Ballou and daughter. Anna, attended the
funeral OF James Doyle at South Royalton
last Sunday.
Although the day was very stormy
March Bird, about twenty Of the children
and grandchildren Of Mrs. Phyrilla Whit
ney gathered at the residence OF A. j..
Hanson to help celebrate her eighty
fourth birthday. Several days before
she made the remark she did not want
a sparty" this year, for she could not
help them, but with willing hearts and
hands the table was bountifully spread
with pies, cakes, pudding and oysters.
Misses Abbie and Rilla Burbank fur
nished the birthday cake marked "For
Grandma Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strong,
little Ruth and Ben Porter OF Bellows
Falls, grandchildren OF Mrs. Whitney,
were unable TO be present. She was re-
membered by them with a box OF things.
Little Ruth, who is great lover Of candy,
said, "Great- grandma must have some
candy" She was also remembered with
a birthday card, etc, from Miss Elsie
Fancher OF New York. Silas Jones, who
was 81 Jan. 2Sth, was also able to be
present. Both OF the old people seemed
TO enjoy the occasion. All returned to
their homes wishing them more birth
days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-24
WEST HARTFORD

Harold Burgess spent last week in Bos
ton.
Mrs. Arthur Hazen is very sick will
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Bruce visited friend,
in Sharon Saturday
Joseph DeMsrze lost a finger in 4,
lathe at the mill last Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
5. L. Dimick Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary J. George recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. Philenda Benjamin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis visited their
daughter, Mrs. David Barrows, at Amsdep
last week.
Ethel Spaulding OF South Royalton
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs,
II. c. Munsell.
Walter Davis and family OF Woodstock
and Mrs. Everett of Bradford spent sun
day at F. II. Barrows'.
George Barrows has sold the bouse
which he recently purchased in the
village to George Brockway and bought
Mrs. Sophia Hazen's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Clifford of Wood
stock spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Doubleday. Mrs
clifford will remain with them a few
weeks.