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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-06-24
Soda Springs News from 1.-The
Chieftain.'


Joseph Adams was up from the
point, Tuesday showing some sam
pies of good looking ore from some
prospects he has located.
Some of the hand shearing corrols
have closed down for the season and
the coming week will see the close
Of the shearing season for this vicini-
ty. The clip has been good with
corresponding prices and the sheep
men are happy.
James Strachan and wife returned
last Sunday from Buffalo, N. Y,
where they attended the conference
of the Presbyterian church. They
took in the st. Louis exposition on
their return and report very nice
time.
A. D. Sargent, who held the posi-
ton as night operator here for a
short time, but who has been at
Opal, Wyo., came IN last Saturday,
and we don't blame him. He ex
poets to leave today to take charge
of the station at Parma.
/! Regular freight trains on the @
5. l.. are kept busy here from thirty
minutes to an hour and half switch
ing in order to take out the loads
and place empties for loading, WOO
shipments being the cause.
John Heath was seriously hur
yesterday afternoon near Herman by
a horse kicking him on top Of thu
head. A hole about two inches Ions
was cut and the skull fractured
The accident occurred about noon
and at present it is not thought K
be dangerous.
! The body Of Miss Margaret P
Fryar arrived in Soda last Sunda,
on the early train from San Fran
cisco, accompanied by her mothe
and brother. The funeral was hell
Monday afternoon from the Presby
terian church and interment mad
in Mound cemetery Her .mothe
being a member of the Rebekah
and L. o. 7. M, both lodges at
tended in body.
The Utah Wool Growers assocla
tiop has been requested by numbe
of it's members to take up the mat
ter Of prosecuting John Swank, VIII,
is charged with the shooting o
George Drake, and it is though
that the association will arrange t
have their attorney look after tn
matter. 1t Is hoped that the Law
will take it's course in this matte
and that if Swank is guilty he viii
receive the punishment the law pre-
arihnS
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0ds qan:e Merf Do oben tpar ni6t
rs9t ge6euer. sic bGtte ii9 ni9t ees
nunbert, ipenn e;nmal Die benen Slams
men berausgelpbt pGren unb aues in
Mf6e gelegt 1dtten. @Ge5 glei9. sir
Tie par 2iibemann in bieiem @ugenblid
Der 6erreott. 9Guerin bonn &obr>
ba9erbpf!-unb elm Bauer tpirb fid
mod bdau finben! @er fonnte bus fem,
Der 8ausr9-Ver 8la6e bod ni9t, nit
Dem finiteren @eii6t-ber 4lban2-
8laB? @enn es Dir 10 ergangen pGre,
tpGrft Su aud blaB-unb finfter
burcinsei9aut bat er audi ni4t, pie iie
i'm bamals beiu9t fat auf Der Ilm.
Der &0eno perlief gang anbers, ME
NON ermartet bate. Ollie &neipen tpds
rem nit Nrbe;tern erfint. Ser Yutf9
enbete pie meiitens in iei9tem Ge@
f9pdBuro renommifii4er@ uffpielerei.
9as Ginsreifen 2Ibemanns bate feline
Wirtung ni9t perfeblt. Sine S9neio
bate er, unb mas er iugte, bate 9anb
unb SUB. So ipenn er es ben 8auern
binrieb, bab Tie rllr @eener Der Nrbeis
ter pGren, baB fie ME Elm Stid 8rot
berbient 6Gtten, tpenn Is uuf Die am
fGm-unb Der Spbte mar Der aaer%
f9linmfte, Der Grgfte Setnb bonn Werf,
unb 3ulebt lebt man bod bdDon. limb
mas ZEN &o6rbaher betraf 10 fonnte
ia Der 0Ibemann ben S~dulen5er ielbit
ni6t leiben. Mlfp mar es auf beuti9
Elm nniinn, 10 einsn 9rafpaa gu ma
diem. Sir pas2 Woau benn2 So,
tpenn IS ii9 UNI cine 2obnbeoriiduns,
um @ntlafuns bon @rbeitern gebunbslt
bGtte! Sas ldbt man fi9 bann rubie
gefanen-unb fir anbere 2eute bolt
man bic &aitanien aus benz Seusr. Sc
mebr man fi9 ereiferte, befto mebr
pu6s Der 2iibemann-man lieb i'm
leben, unb Niemanb pagte IS, feline
Stimme bagegen gu erbeben.
ga, cine Nn5abl 8egeifterter, unter
benen man einige !9aupti9rsier bes
Sagss feben fonnte, aog unter 8oran=
tritt zines 9armonifafpielers NIT
Jadeln Dor bas SireftOrbaus unb
bra6ten ibrem 4rbeits6errn cine laute
9ulbigung bar
Sn Der fleinen &apeGe aber lag Der
Wa9ter auf Der 8abre i'm S9sin
stpeier &erSen-fein Menf9 fam, Inn
Elm @aterunfer gu ipre9en.
Sn Der 8ant ppr Der 2ei9e fab Elm
Weih, ~regungslos 5uiammengefauert-
bic afra! Sas gelbe 2i9t Der Serge
beleu9tete ibr blei9es 4ntliB, in BEN
ii9 i9limme 9ebanfen ~ipieaeltsn.
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Ser TrieSbof in Der spffIde.

Sci Der 8ornabale bauliGer @erGnz
Fberungen in Der 9ofti9e Der Sofburg
gu 8isn tpurben cine srobe 3abl Grab
fteine zines jibii6en 6riebbofes i'm
Wauertpcrfe gefunben. Gs paren i'm
@an5sn q Stiid Sumeift grObers unb
~ileinere 9ru9ftide. Oie Snf9riTien
paren enttpeber bur9 MDrtsl porlGufig
nod unleierli9, Dber iie tpdren abgez
bro9en, 10 baB man Die Sahres3ablen
nrr fs9r f9tper entrdtbfeln fonnte. Die
Sni4rtften fparen bur9pegs bebrGii9,
unb Die Steine f9ienen, Der S9rift
na9 81 i9IieBen. Die ~eingesraben mar,
febr alt 81 fem. 9ei einigen Der Grab
fteine fonnte NOR aber beutli9 pabrz
nebmen. baB fie fir Srauen befimmt
parsn. 60 beifpielspeiie las man auf
einem ben Namen v33ipora Gf6es
&abbi Sapib" (3ipora, 5rau bes
Rabbi 9anib). auf einem speiten
.Gther 8as-"(Gftber, So6ter Beg.
Die 9rabiteine purben b~orlGufis i'm
SDfranme bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a%ufbepabrt.
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0bcinfcu ais gGmetterliuestalIe,

@m Rbeinfan bon S9affbauien bat
man cine mertpiirbise 8eoba9tuns se>
ma6t. Der beriibmte Waherfaa lit
bana9 Elm MaHensrab fir S9metter<
hinge. Man bat bemerft, buB in per=
bdltnibmdbig tur5er 3eit cine gauge
Mense bon perf9iebenen S9metterlinz
gen tpie &oblpeiBlineen, 5ii9ien,
S9palbsnfdpGn5en unb anbsren
Sasfultern in ben 9if4t bineinflpg,
I'M niAt mebr baraus berpor3ufomz
men. Die grf9einuns lit pbne 3peifel
barauf auriidaufibren, bab Der naz
mentli9 i'm Sonneni9ein Guberft fart
blenbenbe Waferftur5 auf Die S9metz
terlinee cine srobe Nnsiebungstraft
ausiibt tpie jebe 9i9tqueIe. ST Elm
5alter auf etpa 30 SUB 4bftanb on
ben SAL berangefommeu, 10 1T er perz
loren. Selbft fpenn CT etnen @eriu9
MAIDEN piirbe, benz @srberben gu entz
r%innen, niirbe i6m Die 5lu9t burd)
ben umberIpriibenben Waherifarb urz
mOgli6 9ema9t perben. @6er Der
S9metterling fann gar ni9t mebr
baran benten, benin er lit BON Dem
Slang bes Waferfales sleidiam bppz
%notiiirt unb ge5pungen, ben Sobesftur5
in Die f9Gumenben @osen gu tbun.
Selbitbertdnoli9 ipirb er INNER mebr
bur9nGbt unb tann ii9 bann ni9t
msbr LANCER f3nebenb erbalten, fpu=
bern fGat i9liebli9 in's @afer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

iibemann nabm pirfli9 einen
~. Nnlauf, ben unperfennbaren
O 8erfaa bes alien Gobrba9 aufz
5u6alten. Ni6t oaB er ieinen
Yrinsipien untreu perben polte, es
banbelte ii9 barum, ben 6einben audi
bieien Qneriffspunft gu nebmen.
Nber ale @rbeitsfraft purbe bonn
Werf oben oufgefaust, unb penn es
einem gelang, um boben 2obn einen
&ne6t gu bingen, 10 geb0rte Der ni6t
in bic @emeiniauft bes 6pfes, ionbern
f6lob fi9 ben 9rubenarbeitern on unb
permengte ibre Sorberung nit Der iei@
men. 60 cling es aber peit unb brett,
iiber bds Sbal binaus, opm Na9bar>
freis fam bic felbe 3unbe. Die unter
Der 6iibrune 2iibemanns pbantaftif9
tpa9fenbe Snbuitrie peri6ldng anes.
1~lnberfaufte 90fe ftanben leer, unb auf
ben unbeaderten Selbern pu9s bas
unfrdut.
Der eina.se Robrba9erbpf ma9te
cine Musna6me. Sa par pirfli9
neues 2e6en bineingefa6ren. unb bas
feltfame par, bic S9Dpferin tpar ni9t
ettpa Der 2ibemann unD Der alte
Robr6a9er, fc1bern Niemanb anbers
ais bas feline, blonde &efl, an bus fem
Meni9 eeba9t.
Der &pbrba9er fam bagegen gar
ni9t auf. Steinalt fa6 er neben ieiner
So9tsr aus, gang 5uidmmengebro6en
mie Der ri9tise @ustrdgler, unb eigent-
lidl mar er uu9 ni9ts dnberes mebr.
2Ibemann bate bas unmerfli9 IL
9sitaltet. Der Gobrba9er, lett Sab
rem o6ne Nbnung bon benz Stanb iei=
ner 6inanaen, mar lGnsit iein S9ulo.
rer geiporben. 2ibemann bate Mi
ge6ruu9 bapun sema9t, i'm Grunbt
genommen mar Der Nlte ais 5iibrel
bes SefiBtitels an Der @rube fir i6r
bod unentbe6rli9.
Oa fam linn Der Yuti9 Dor BEN
HO6r6a9erbof treffli9 auitatten. par.
frab par unter Seiner Wirfung pDaie
3uiammengebrp6en. Gr idb ii9 nul
mebr BON Geinben umgeben. Nlte Sc.
fpifensforgen erna9ten, baau fam bi
@ufgabe Der Sagb bon Settle 2iibe
manns, in beren 2eituns iein ganSet
G6rgei5 a%uslief, Die Gntfernun9 ieinel
iungen Sreunbes unb 9Onners 6rona
Der na9 Warba9 periebt pproen mar
0pr Nnoerl empfano er Die ~tnftinftip
S9eu oes entgleiiten 8aters por ben
iiberlegenen Sobn. 10 tpar bas @ef
fein ein5iger Sroit. nno piaig mi
elm &inb ii6erlieb ct ibr cine 9err
f9aft, beren Wertb er ME gu fGGbel
puBte.
Der rWa9tertburm' 9eb0rte ieb
gum &obrba9ergrunb Der 3heilun!
mad, bic bas 9rubenamt nit benz ibn
sugefaqenen Nnpeien porgenommen
Sier baufte bereits i'm Speiten Subr in
oberen Stodperf. in Der eigentli9el
Wa9terftube bon emit, Die @fra, nab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
Der DaGcn-ablcrs.
Sin pIoenbnreifd1eS original, fcine @ebaas
lung uno fcimc &eioenfdbaft.I

lung uuo lctuc SeIoeUtpuI.
@pn einem olberburgii9en Original,
Dem rSofensQble-s," peiB Elm 8eri4t<
e%ritatter 5OIsenbes gu er5G9ien: Ser
9aienzIb.ers, ton Seruf e:gentli9
0ilbbieb i'm Stibe, einerl olbenbursis
fGen @albe, bat Die srOBte 3eit iei@
nes 2ebens in einem erit DOR &ur5em
absebrannten S9afftan susebra4t.
ST mo9t feinen &nipruG uuf ben
&omfort Der Neu5eit unb lit 10 abgez
bGrist, bab Die l1n6ilben Der Witteruns
ni9t ben serinsIten Gtnflub auf i'm
ausiiben. Ni9t I'M fpnit tpirb er bon
ben 2anbleuten nbe iferne 9innerf"
Ger eiierne 9einri9) senannt. Sein
0aturempfinbsn lit nod unperfGli9t,
feline acknowledgement ebenfaas, uno
er bGlt IS san5 nit SiOgenes. Sbne
seraOe Pbilofopb gu iein, nimmt er
oas 2eben BON Der beitcren Settle, unD
nur ais bus r9aus feiner Batter" fein
geliebter S9afto6en, bur9 una9tfamz
felt IN Slammen aufging, iou er se>
peint baben tpie Elm Sinh.
9ai en=NDlers ftammt bon einem gut
"iituirten 8auern ab unb niirbe pie
bieier ii9er au6 einmal in Gube iei>
men &Obl gebaut baben, tpenn ni9t elm
unbe5abmborer Sang CUR @ilbbieberei
feline Yfabe eefreust bGtte. 0ieie 2ei>
benf3aft bat er na9 feiner eisenen
Nnedbe nit auf Die Welt ssbra9t, benn
iGon als Sunse bat er ibr sefrOnt,
unb AUDI beute mod tann Der ansebenoe
Sieb3igiGbrige ni9t bon ibr lafen.
Wobl so Mal fat er fur feline Wllb<
bieberei in olbenbursii9en 8efGnsnifz
fen sebiiBt, uber felhit f9tpere Straf@
berfddrfungen BADEN ben alien Sunsen
nint sebeFert. Mebrfa9 lit er BON
olbenbursii9en unb brsmii9en Sd
germ, tpenn er auf frif9er Shat in
ibren &ebieren ertappt fpurbe, t0rper>
lid ge5ii9tigt porben, IS maj oGes
I'M Ipnit. @r fann iein INNER bon
gleuem pieberboltes @erfpre9en, bic
9afen unb Hebe Der WGlber in &rbe
gu lahen, ni9t balten. Sas er6eutets
Wilbbret iu9te er unter Der 6anb pber
auf ben WiGrften in S%elmenbprit unb
8remen an ben damn gu 6ringen. Sir
ben Cribs faufte er Ii9 neuen S9ieb=
be5arf Dber eth neues 0etpcbr, penn
bas alte ipiener einrnal geri9tsIeitie
fonfis5irt tporben mar.
Man eradblt ii9, bab er perf9iebent
Getpebre i'm Stiibe iorsfdltig Dergras
ben babe, beren 8eritede linn anein be.
fannt feien. Wenn unfer 8ilbbieb fin
eine 5rebeltbdt sebiibt fat unb Der eol.
benen Sreibeit auriGseseben pprDer
ii, gsbt es cine 3eitlans gut, unb el
entf9liebt fi9 f9fperen !9erSens, cir
Orbentli6er Meni9 gu perben. Oanr
bilft er feinen Na9barn beim Mdber
unb Sre19en ober Ell perbingt 1i9 ali
Sanblanssr Su alien mDsli9en Nrbei
ten auf benz 2anbe ober in Der StaDt
Irbeiten fam Der berfuIif9e Manl
fir brei, aber AUDI iein Qppetit tit au
bret MGnner gseidt. Gr tit nit cine
tiidtisen Mabl5eit &eis unb &artof
feln sufrieOen, aber es barf babel nj
Der Sped feblen, benin Sped tit fein
2isblinesfpeiie.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
RUBES DANCE
AT SAGE CITY
One Of the Delightful Events Of
the Season.

The 'Reubens OF Sage City" had a
glorious time Friday evening. They
came to Bank hall dressed in their
best and all ready for a good time and
they were not disappointed.
Some of their friends had the hall
prepared for them and corn stalks,
pumpkins, cabbages, squashes and
other articles in which they delight
were conspicuous in all parts Of the
room.
To add to the enjoyment of the even
ing a hayrack load from Bennington
in their Sunday clothes arrived early
in the evening. Altogether 250 tickets
were sold and some of the farmers
found it hard to take care of such a
large amount of money.
There was agrand march at 8 clock
Charles Laren and Miss Anna Fitzger-
aid received the first prizes and Leslie
Russell and Mrs Floyd Tefft the sec
ond. The prizes were useful articles,
spade, hoe and fork, scrub brush
and pumpkin pie.
Other makeups worthy of mention
were George Bonner, Edward Mosher.
George Green, Edward Hart and Miss
Lizzie Church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
Of Frank Marsten Arrested
Yesterday.
CHARGE GRAND LARCENY
-Four Rings and a Watch We're
Stolen from Mrs. Martha
GaIusha.
(.

Constable Edward Hawkins OF South
Shaft. bury arrived here yesterday
afternoon having in custody Frank
Marsten whom he arrested near that
place charged with larceny of several
rings one watch and chain and several
pieces of jewelry thetotal value at 800
from Mrs Martha Galusha.
1t developed at the hearing before
Judge Bates that Marsten had been
working on the mountain some three
months for the father of Mrs Galusha
on lumber job, that he was born in
Tennessee was % years old and had
been in Manchester but a couple of
years.
When arrested a portion of the jewel
ry was found on his clothing. The
watch he had pawned with man named
Maxwell in Woodford and was to re-
deem 1t today.
Marstin was held for appearance be-
fore the grand jury.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
THE WAY TO THE FAIR.
Make the Trip Via Troy and Albany Over the
New York Central.

In going to the Worlds fair at s,
Louis you can purchase at Rutland
station tickets via Troy and the New
York Central in connection with the
Lake Shore and Big Four roads, which
constitute the standard route to st
Louis. Round trip season tickets cost
$3.50; sixty day tickets, S30.35; fifteen
day tickets, s24.75. In addition to this
coach excursion tickets are sold at
Troy every Wednesday at rate of $40,
for train leaving at l.30 p. m. These
tickets are good for nine days from
date of sale and permit of stop over
at Niagara Falls on return trip.
Via Rotterdam Junction and the
West Shore road season tickets cost
s35. 20; sixty day, s29.25; fifteen day,
$24, Coach excursion tickets are also
sold at Troy on Wednesdays at rate
of $3.50.
Above tickets are on sale In the Rut.
land railroad Office, but you should
mention either of above routes when
applying for tickets.
Address A. E. Brainard, general
agent, Albany, for sleeping car reser-
vations or any special information.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
can Mark Your Paper Means that You Get No Marriage Obuar
LAST OF SEASON.
Nine Hole Handicap Tournament Held In Man.
81, chester Yesterday.

Manchester, Sept 30.-The golfing
season was brought to close here
yesterday with hold handicap
tournament on the Equinox Links. In
spite of a strong north wind making
accurate driving we'll nigh impossible
several good cards were turned in.
The surprise Of the afternoon came
in the wonderful showing of 8, l. Tow
sley, local golfer, who won the prize
for the best net score His card was
Gibbs. w. Grundewald captured
the second prize with score of COLO.
80. Five we're tied for third place with
scores of %. On the play off II. Ben.
ton won third prize f Marion fourth
and H. Batchelder fifth, Hamon won
the consolation cup.
The failure of Frank Regain to Sc.
cure place was surprise to all in
asmuch as wind Is favorable to his
style of play. He was nervous how
ever, and lost the game onthe first tee.
Among the others who participated
were E. d. Elliott, A. E. MartiE, G.
L. Barton, Leale Towsley, w. Byron,
NJ. Frances and Doyle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
WOODFORD

J + Smith is repairing his black.
smith shop.
Everybody likes our fragrant,
health giving balsam pillows. Order
| one.
Mrs o r Hill has come back from
Swanney, N. H., to live with her hus-
band
Fred Crawford of Waikiki, N. ",
is visiting his mother, Mrs Herbert
Sprague.
Dexter Gleason and wife are visit
ing in New York. Boston, and Dan
burg, Conn.
Miss Minnie Noyes of Bennington
has been with her grandmother, Mrs
Herbert Sprague.
Mrs Chas r Stone and son Carlton
will depart for their home in New
York City, Saturday.
Mrs Olin Scott of Bennington is
spending few days at cottage Sun
shine with Miss Anna C Park.
The social and oyster supper in
Good Iemplar's hall Wednesday even
ing was very enjoyable. A goodly
sum was received for the church.
Mrs Ella Mccarthy and son Ralph
of Burlington, and Mrs Julia Wood
ward of Bennington have visited the
latter's mother, Mrs Fred Bowles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-01
RALLY DAY.
At Methodist Church omorrow-Spscial Pro.
gram Arranged.

w f'sa'0eSt ~'e'S" 'o"S''o" SPeN'e' f'v'
gram Arranged.
The M. E. church will observe Rally
Day and Harvest Home Sunday The
pastor will preach at 1890 on Goods
Great Farm" The Sunday school
with have an elaborate program at
II m. A specially prepaid exercise
entitled "Banner for Advance" will be
used. Reports and remarks for the
year will be made. All are cordially
invited. The Junior League will have
special program at 3 p. M, and the
Epworth League a. 6 ,. m. The pas
tor will preach at p. m. on Golden
Character from Refining Fires.
The choir of the church has been
strengthened by some changes and ad-
ditions. A. j. Cooper will hereafter
preside at the organ. Miss Jennie
Hatch will strengthen the soprano
part. Ed Moore will return to his for
mer place with the BASES. Mrs Fau-
ley and others will join the altos.
Prof f. e. Long continues as director
and one of the best of choirs will he
found at the M. f. church.