Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-07-21
CONDENSED lEWS.

Save your sIrlolns.
These are picnic days.
Do you like vegetables:
Remember the ice gorge.
Haynaking Is about over.
Back to the breakfast food.
Just so the hens don't strike.
Garden VI cgetsbles are plenty.
We are la the thundcr storm belt
Omen mir services ara popular now.
Vncationists are on the move daily.
Get the fever; improve your prop
erty.
The next legal holiday will be Lab
or Day.
January Ist, 1905 5-A new year and
a new town.
The belated corn crop is now rush
ing the season.
Milton, which mp to this time has
had bat one fire company, will have
three AMI possibly four hose compan-
les in the near future.
Keep your horses covered with nets
SO that the flies cannot torture the
patient animals during this weather
A number of the churches of this
city will be closed during the month
of August.
Dealers in this section are complain
ing about scarcity of quarter dol
lars.
The Rev. l.. d. Ulrich will return
home July Both. Services at Trinity
Lutheran church will be resumed Sun
day, July 81.
The Fourth OF July death list is now
up to eighty four and all the returns
are not yet in. Bot that l. sufficient
to prove that the people of the United
States are patriotic at any expense.
Every effort for good roads i'll this
country deserves the most cordial en-
couragemeDt. Good roads mean great
er pleasure, better markets. more COM
forts aud increasing contentment.
1t is hard to tell what the business
men of Sunbury are talking most about
base ball or free bridges, says the
Northumberland Press.
Milton has a peeping Tom, and the
other night he was discovered on a
tree opposite al Arch street home, and
beat hasty retreat 1t will not be
good for him, says the Standard. if he
is ever caught in that vicinity again.
New potatoes. beans, peas, lettuce
aud beets are plenty, no one need suf
fer if the meat strike keeps up.
Charged with destroying rural mail
boxes in Cumberland Comfy, Charles
Dice, of Silver Spring, has been lodg-
ed in Jail at Harrisburg.
No sunstrokes have taken place here
sbouts SO far.
There is no cry of scarcity of wat
er this sGmmer.
The Milton council has voted to
pave Front and Filbert streets in that
borough.
The weather man has been showing
a disposition to do things again.
A number of the city's pastors viii
take their summer vacation mex
month and they well deserve it. NJ
other city has more conscientious
hard working men at the head OF 1t
churches.
Many are now overheatlng them
selves rushing for cooler place.
The Japanese live maiuly on rice
and dried fish. We're coming to 1T.
The bloomsbury fair and the new
trolley line will work hand In hand.
The superstructure for the Danvill
and Bloomsbury Electric Railroad
bridge over Fishing Greek Is now be
ing unloaded at Rupert
The strike in the meat trade come
AZ season, happily. when vegetable
IRE abundant and when most physi
iians recommend diminished con
umptiOn OF meat
Although the lection is nearly fou
lonths OFF voters generally seem I
o tax ing more than the usual interes
the progress of events
The best way to fight outrageous ad
snces in the prices of meats or othe
BOD products is to quit using ther
Or a time.
Supt. Keefer with force of me
ade some necessary repairs on the /
ch water main near the Hotel Olive
ssterday.