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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

Bryan Again Will Lead
DernoSracY.

A special from Milwaukee. Wis. says
VIM Jennings Bryan. virtually side
tracking the political principles that
caused his defeat in 1896 and 1900. will
undoubtedly be the Democrats nominee
for Presideus in 1908. He has publicly
outlined his ideas OF the platform that
should be adopted. IL Is radical enough
10 keep bis radical followers in line. and
IL Is conservative enough 10 win the sup
port OF mos; Of the Democrats who &c
undated him in former campaigns.
Mr.. Brysn's hold upon his party is
undoubtedly illustrated by the fast that
Wisconsin. one Of the most conservative
States Of the Union. has already declared
for him. The outcome OF the banquet
Siven in his honor at Madison. on the
evening Of July 2Sth, IS sensational iuits
widespread siEui6canee-more than 800
representative Democrats who attended
Il launched Mr. BryRn's third presiden-
tial boom. pledged the support Of The
State. and took steps 20 organic the
movement 70 place the party standards
IN bis hands once more.
Two features Of this affair arc so re
rnarkSble as 20 excite general comment.
One was the ardor with which Timothy
&. Rvan. Wisconsin, national commit
teeman. spoke IN favor Of Mr.. Bryan tor
the presidential nomination. At St.
LOUIS last year Ryan was ''eOnssrva-
ave" in q marked degree. De did every
,hing n his power TO prevent Mr. Bryan
from getting control Of the Wisconsin
delegation
In his keynote speech az Madison Mr..
Bryan relegsted tree silver 70 the rear.
/ he stated that IL future wears free silver
coinage might be necessary 20 give at
adequate supply o; currency. but since
/ The hrst national battle over tins sues
sion had been fought, many large anc
| unr1 pected discoveries OF gold had beer
made. and that II consrq uence the tota
| circulation Of currency had increased 81
per cent. within less than ten years i
wAsin order 20 give al adequate suppl,
cf currency that the Democrats ha'
urged tree silver coinage. he said. and th
result upheld their position that NOR
currency u as needed.
] Nr. Bryan has endorsed govsrnmeu
I ownership oi railroads but this. hk
free silver coinage. might be a stumbhu
| block. and 90 ia ms address be stats
/ thar government regulation should
/ tined hrst. II that failed be said. COY
eminent ownership would Be inevitaol'
Conservative men have weighed a.
Bryau's keynote utteranoes very car
fully, and they unite II the opinion tha
great change has come over hin
Nzny Republicans are openly oeclariu
that they VIII vote for him on such
platform as he has outlined unless Il
RepubBcan party gets relief from Il
trusts and fr0tn the railroads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
SATURDAY. AUGUST Il. 1905.
Martins Admission

Senator Martin whils here admitted
that be opposed the primary plan at
Roanoke sons years ago. and gave as
The reason that - Etsle coterie - TWO
OF three wsre trying 70 SCI his position
II the senate
Nov Ny. Martin has never had much
uss Tor The people anyway Hs much
prefers 20 hRnale q Virginia General As
senbiy than some tens oi thousands Of
voters. Since hc defeated Gen. lee hc
has irsred q reckoning, and q primary
was rot 10 ms liking But VIC let an
other speak about rhis pArticuiar ad-
mission o. the Senator. AID w ask our
readers who favor an honest primary 20
digest II The article is from The Bristol
Courier
~NhErcver tbc reporters nav say and
EhEtcver the impartial auditors NAY
thiuE o. thc Joint discussion between
Senator Nar-iu and Gov. AoutagEs ~
King George Courteous. Thursday
there "a no doubt that senator Martin
made onc statement that shozld NH
tate largely u comprising his over
vhel-irE dcfra- 10 The primary - Al
gust Il i s1ch blunt admission OF al
that as opponents have charged that II
Is surprising thai he should ever lad
made T. &c was explaining hrs opPosi-
ton &C Senatorial primary when ths
question Was sprung Il the Roanoke
Couventiou cight years SE0. and thought
a. ,usrify Il by declaring that the novs
was aimed a. Ton Martin. len taat q
scuare admission that bc believed ths'
he was not th- choios O. The Peopir whe'
TX was elected 70 the exalted position
" hich he has si1cr EIled. ard that in
popular primary be WOald have les
chancc 70 succeed himself than z u
matter were lrft 20 The Legislature al
the maxine? Il this = not tzir COZ
clusiUn, We coutess our inability 20 coz
preherd The import o. words. That b
inz legitimate deduction frou hls d,
seuse. II argues q willingness OF his par
70 hold q place q the hiEhes
honor and tSSsr without thinking ths
the people would have entrusted hi
with 50 exalted q scTvice- ] hat - q
actly the charge thar has been made q
the while. and tins public declaratio
sives tenable ground for the saspicio
that attached 20 The nanner q electIo
Of comparative rl&nOwn over 4
idohze5 Fitz Lee. At-. Asrtiu ezpSei
&C willingness 70 thWsrt The VII OF Il
people IN ORDER that he might x SEM
TOR. should operate 20 his everlastiu
Erd0ing. x Was lad break, beans
MAS thc truth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
Republican Nominees.

Roanoke Va. August 9-The follow
inE nominations were made by the Re
publican Convention
Covernor-JEdge L. L. Lewis. Of Rich
uoro.
Lieutenant Governor William A.
Kent. Of Wytbe county.
Attorney Ceneral-Ceorge a Revsr-
comb, Of Highland county.
Treasurer-John Acker. q Rocking
nan county.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
i X Harnan. Of TaEeWel county
Commissioner Of Agricuiture-W +
Eggburn, Of CuIpeper county.
Secretary Of the Commonweaith-V
Il Sewdor. Of Floyd county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
Much Pleased.

Nests. T 6 Peschy, and T b Malone,
delegates from Williamsburg and J 5
Charles. delegate from James City TO the
Republican Convention in Roanoke have
returned. Mr.. II. .. Spencer was also
present. but returned TO Stanton where
he 10 visiting Mrs. Spencer
The delegates were greatly pleased
with the attendance at the Convention
sud are enthusiasts over the nomine es
aud platform.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

The Chesapeake and Ohio VIII have
special excursion from Williamsburg 20
charlottesville, White Sulphur. Hot
Springs and intermediate stations on
Thursday, August 18th. Tickets Will be
sold for traiu leaving Williamsburg
IO.47 n August 18th connecting at
Richmond with special for VIII te Sui
phur. stops being made at mountain sta
lions west Of Charlottesville TO let OF
e1cursionists Tickets good returning
until Tuesday; August 22nd. Rates from
Williamsburg 70 stations, ChaFlottes-
vile 20 Alton inclusive $500, Basic 70
Staunton inclusive $3.50, Mount Elliott
70 Fordwick inclusive $500. Goshen to
Clifton Forge inclusive $3.50 Coving-
ton. White Sulphur and Hot Springs IN
elusive g..
The most attractive excursion OF the
season. Five days IN she'VirGinia noun
tains. Combined outing for health
pleasure aud recreation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
The Lily.

A LILY in the garden grew.
So beautiful and fair 20 view
Its httle petals white and clear.
Sweet semblance Of q pearly tear.
Like pure innocence OF It's mothers
breast.
So sweet this flower II is messy nest.
Encircled by many giant trees,
Protected from the tempcst's breeze,
50 ike The newly fallen snow.
These little flowers come and 20:
Yet while life lasts sweet perfume rise.
Through the clear. bright morning
skies. A. l..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
Court Next Week.

Judge Tyler will convene his regular
August term of the Circuit Court next
Monday morning. Frisco Sims
case will come up for trial, as we'll as
several other interesting ones
The politicians are expected 20 be II
evidence, and a big crowd is looked TO
Owing TO the illness of the Common
wealth's Attorney il Is unlikely any O
the criminal cases VIII be tried.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
List Of Candidates.

We have been requested 20 publish the
hat Of candidates for the various State
.,slccs They are as follows
For Z senate-A 7 Montsgue and r
s Martin
For Covern0r-Claude a Swanson.
Joseph Willard and Wa II Mann
For Lieutensnt COvernor--J TayIos
Ellysoa and Aston Caben
For Attorney GeneraI-wm A Ander
son and samuel " Williams
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc
tioa-I y Ezgieston and - Hulvey
House Of D<leZates-W J Stores an,
K 7 Gregory.
State seuzte-T A wickbsm and Z
Gardner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

Ex-Aaycr and Ars. Mercer ana Miss
leanie Mercer and Mrs. Biancbe Mon-
cure are AZ AZ tbe Hotel Bel Air, New
Castle. Craig county. A leteer.fsou ar.
Mercer states that he i mach Improved
iE bralth and i Cow able 20 take long
walks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

VIRGINIA.
V In the Circuit Court OF the City Of
Williamsburg and County of James
City, to wit;
In Vacation. June 2sth. 1905.
T. H. Geddy and others, Plaintiffs,
Against
Sarah o. Mooney, (nee jones', Mary
Klyne, non residents OF this State and
others, ...... ........ Defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 recover Of
the said sarah o. Mooney, Mary Klyne,
defendants, the sum OF one hundred, six
teen dollars and fifteen cents. (Sl16.15),
| with interest thereon from December z,
| 1895, till paid. and costs, and 10 attach
| the property or effects Of Sarah o. Moo,
ney aad Mary Klyne. in the bsnds OF r.
| r. Florence, administrator d. b. n. c. L
&. Of Barnett Jones, deceased.
It appearing by affidavit filed that the
sid Sarah o. Mooney and Mary Klyne
are non residents of this State, it ia
| ordered that the said defendants appear
| within fifteen days alter due publica-
| ton OF this notice, IL the Clerks Office
| of our said Court. and do what is neces.
sary 70 protect their interest. And
+, fcrther. that this notice be published
once q week for four successive weeks in
( The Virginia Gazette, q newspaper
published IN the City of Williamsburg
Virginia, and that & copy thereof bs
posted at the front door Of the COurf
House OF the City Of williamsburg anC
County Of James City. wherein the saiC
court Is held. on or before the mex
succeeding rule day. Teste:
je294t T. II. GEDDY. CLERK.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
No Quorum:

There was no quorum of the Council
Thursday night. A special meeting viii
be called early next week 70 settle the
COW ordinance question. 1t Is said II
Will surely be adopted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
FROM WILLARD TO
SWANSON.
Southwest Va. Democrat
Outraged at willard
Club" Tactics.

Outraged at w iliahN
Club" Tactics.
From Sundays Roanoke Times.
Pulaski. Va. Aug. 3rd, 1905.
Editor Times. Roanoke. Va.
Dear Sir-This mornings paper con-
taius. besides the usual and tiresome
reorganization of the Fifth district OF
1901. what l consider an uuwarranted
attack on Mr.. Swanson's reputation as
a public servant. as well as his good
name and character as a man and a
ciriEen.
More than a year ago | promised a
friend that. since l lad no particular
choice among the several candidates for
governor. l W ould. to do him a favor.
cote tor Mr.. Willard.
likewise promised Mr. Willard that
l would support him and these promises
were made in good faith on my part. but
owing 20 the vicious. malignant aud 10
excusable virulence OF the attacks &c
which Democrats, so called. have sub
iected Mr.. Swansou'S character and rep
utatiou shall withdraw from amonS
Mr.. Wizards supporters and do every
thing can 70 help Mr. Swanson secur'
the nomination. Yours truly.
A. s. ]. WHEELER.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

Mountain Excursion TO White sulphur
sprinrs and CT & o. AounrAin Re-
sorts Thursday, August nth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
To Visit Toano.

Captain ". 7. Stores VII address The
voters u James City AZ Io4oo next Sat
Drday afternOon a. $50 . dock. Every
BODY . snvited 20 near hin On that @.
casion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

Rev. T. d. Merritt retsrned from To-
ano this morniDs where be has been con /.
6petirs . revival serysce. Re vii coz.
epet tbs ssssl seryies so-vssysv usbs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

We desirc - return Our thanks 70 the
Harrisos Nurseries. Berlin 40, for q
sAnpIe Il tbrir KAY Peach" i Wa
delisioHs and = magnificent specimen o.
the fruit
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

SIR. 2. 4 Savage. the popular yousx
cashier Of the Dsrickson Bank. l. spend
Sos has racasiop IN Berlin. Nd. Mr.
Mathews IN bis place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
Mt.ElliottSprings
Augusta County. Va.

on main line Of c. & o. Is miles west
Of stanton, IN the heart Of sthe Ale
ghanies.
Finest Place in the Mountains.
Rates reasonable.-music, bowling,
swimming, etc. JNo. L, NJ. HALL toi
New Willard, Washington, d. c. Nan
agcr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
sURsCRIPTIoN RATRS:

Ssbscrtpsfon price 81 90 per Neszs ssne
rate for less time. slesrs in advance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

Entercd sr a posfoGcc On Williamsburg
a. sccond ciaEs nsfl-uAfter-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12
ADVERTISING RATES /:

zdrsrSSSingrsses reasonable. and rErnfsses
% Application. Rates 10 All. IS Cenrs per
fnch perisSne. With usual Discounts for spscr
ssctfne. Locsl notices 5 Cents rbe lire.
sssofusions ofruspect Cenrs Per line
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Attorneys Ehopiscc Legal Advertising IN
hts paper an held personally responsible for
ane. this bsfnT TIE onty coalition under
~htch ne accept such advertising. Rsfes
Coz. Per froh esch time. less - per cent. No
dsVfarior ron shsSe teri Rs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-12

In Vacation, June 2sth, 1905.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
SOME $40 CHECKS.

The farmers in this section, while de-
irving considerable benefits from the
creamery here are hardly as appreciative
as they should be. More and more is
recognized the great value of diversity
in farming. The mich COW is the most
valuable to cultivate and the most GER
tain to yield steady returns. Some OF
the dairy producers here are getting
$50 checks per month and with small
number at cows at that. R. F. Flint
dairy commissioner, says more butter
making should be done in the winter
and with our excellent hay crops there
should be no difficulty. He declares
there are millions in proper dairying and
not rear the percentage of hard work as
in some other branches of farming Bot,
tineau News.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City

DC IL OTuuiUcO ny VIC Sits SOOuCA u tuC N1ty
That it is by the said Council deemed neces.
sary and expedient that a general system OF
sewerage for the City Of Minot be established
and maintained. and there is hereby estab-
lished within the City q system OF sewerage,
which said system Shall he divided into two
districts to be known as Sewerage District No.
One and Sewerage District No. Two.
All that portion Of the said City embraced
within the folio wing limits and bounds shall be
known as Sewerage District No. namely:
That part Of Section "a lying south OF the
Mouse River. also the South East quarter OF
of Section 49, the south one-half Of the North
the Northeast quarter OF the Northeast quar-
ter OF Section % lying south and west OF the
Mouse River. all in Township i55 NJ. OF Range
SO W. OF the 5th Principal Meridian. and more
definitely described as follows: Beginning at
the Southeast corner OF Section "a. running
thence west one and one-half miles to the
quarter section corner between Sections %
and 28; thence north three-quarters OF a mile
to the one-sixtecnth section corner between
the Northeast quarter and the Northwest
quarter Of Section q: thence east one quarter
OF y mile to the center OF the Northeast quar-
ter OF said Section %; thence North one-quar-
ter OF a mile to the one-sixteenth section cor
ner between the Northeast quarter OF Section
% and the Southeast quarter OF Section IA:
thence east along the northern boundary OF
Section q to its intersection with the RICH.
/ bank of the Mouse River; thence down and
along the said right bank to- its intersection
, with the eastern boundary of Section "A:
| thence south along said eastern boundary to
| the southeast corner Of Section "a. the place
| OF beginning.
| All that portion of the said City embraced
within the following limits and bounds shall be
| All that portion OF the City OF Minot which
] lies north Of the north bank OF the Mouse
River more particularly bounded as follows:
| Commencing at the southwest corner OF Sec
1 ton 10, Township f55. Range g; running thence
! west along the section line between Sections
and 2 10 sd sad Il
/ point runs north and south; running thence
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
A SPLENDID IDEA.

A new idea in Cough Syrup is ad-
vanced in Kennedys Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine Tar,
Honey and other valuable remedies, it
is rendered Laxative, so that its use in
sures prompt and efficient evacuation
of the bowels. 1t relaxes the nervous
system, and cures all coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, etc. A red
clover blossom and the honey bee is on
every bottle of the Original laxative
Cough Syrup-Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. An ideal remedy for
children. Mothers praise it. 1t is best
for all. Sold by Mccoy & Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
IOWA FARMERS SIGH

IOWA FARMERS SIGH
When Shown The Crop Reports
From The lnGependent-'nter-
esting Communication From
An Iowa Doctor, A Ward County
Land Holder
Roseville, Iowa. Sept, 26 1905.
WARD County INDEPENDENT MinotN. y.
Enclosed p. o. 81. to pay my sub
scription another year. I am very much
interested in North Dakota News. Good
for DR., Hyndman in the words OF Zip
uMay they live long and prosper Inc
National Bank affair is ba both for the
town and community. People lose falth
IN all business concerns when they lose
,nv or all of their savings. In reading
Of the H. H. Duffy case | cannot call to
mind any such person living at Waukon
Iowa. 1t does me good to show our
able farmers here the report from your
country Of % to 80 bushels wheat 40 to
20 oats to the acre, with sigh they VIII
saw thi,tyfive to forty years ago wnen
This country was new we did the same
= soams strange to NE that the best
mart of North Dakota that l ran onto
and the best people, are never mentloheo
in the independent. 1t must De because
they al Q so busy taking care OF tneir
large crops that they have no time 70
set to town to tell the wonderful j.
have in mind that beautiful country
living y to Is miles Southeast from
Minot and to miles South west from
SAWYER. Mr.. Editor if you have never
visited South Prairie it will 90 you
good to do so, on such trip you would
sea mile after mile of good farms worth
from 10 to 40 Dollars an acre. Wen
laugh it is SO. You will also meet some
OF ,ne best people in North Dakota
among whom | might mention Belgleys
Pitkins. Wodiwiss, Klimpels, Stonley,
McCnuock, Harding, Fitzpatrick, hlng
and Hoffman and many more whom
am unable to recall their names. what
has become of theSawyer correspondent:
One more point want to touch and
am through: 1t is we'll known fact, that
sl1 nersons who wish intoXicants lind a
way to procure the same regardless OF
stringent prohibition laws. You have
such law in North Dakota yet you are
dealing with low, sneaking vlolater OF
the Law. The Boot-legger IS no good
to himself family or community; not one
in hundred will pay fine when con-
yicted, they will sell to Habitual Drunk
ards or any one who will buy OF them.
Your courts are full of boot,legging cases
and the state pays for the prosecution.
Would it not be better to license the
sale of all Spurious Vinous and Malt
Liquors with local Option clause? BY
50 doing the State would derive re-
venue and the town wherein such we're
sold would also derive some benitit for
such privilege. The business would be in
sight aud could be controlled as to keep
Minors and Habitual drunkards out.
: Under such laws the boot-legger goes out
of business and the tax payers money
would not be used for prosecuting this
worthless individual.
S. G.. MYERS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
ORDINANCE NO. So.
ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL A. L. 10

ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL A. L. IU5.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City
OF Minot.
There is hereby appropriated for the pur-
pose of defrayilg the expenses and liabilities
OF the City OF Minot for the fiscal year begin
ming September 1. 1905 the sum OF S5004O00
Such appropriation is made for the following
specific purposes and in the following specific
General Fund 8 5000 90
Water Works. ..........l $4,000
Interest on bonded indebtedness. 49,. 10000
For contingent expenses .....-..-.....
Extension OF Water Works and Sewer
age Syste ms. ...................... 2lOoO 90
Erection City Hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 90
Streets and Bridges Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Passed first reading September l. 1905
Passed second reading september IL. 1905.
Approved September IS. 1905.
u JOSEPH ROACH. Mayor
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-07
TAMMANY CAMPAIGN CARDS.
Anti-Hearst Documents Confiscated b,
O. Postal Authorities. ..--

Anti-Hearst Documents Confscated by
- Postal Authorities.
New York, Nov. S.-Thousands OF
Tammany campaign postal cards is
sued in opposition to William Ran
dolph Hearst, candidate for mayor
were confiscated by order of Postmas
ter William f. Wilcox of this city. The
cards were miniature of a campaign
poster and banner which has been
widely distributed by Tammany. II
bore transparent likeness of Presi
dent Mckinley above a red bomb, the
fuse of which was burning, while in
the background was the fleeing figure
Of a man labeled Hearst 1t bore
the inscription LEST we forget" and
contained alleged extracts from one OF
Mr.. Hearst's newspapers.
1t was said at the general postofice
that 900 of the alleged scurrilous
cards had been held up Postmaster
Wilcox's action in excluding the cards
from the mails was based upon that
section of the postal laws which pro-
vides that no scurrilous matter shall
be sent through the mails on postal
cards. In directing that the cards be
held up the postmaster issued the fol
lowing order at the general postoffice
and also at all sub-stations:
"Stop the delivery and confscate
the Lest we forget postals sent out
by Tammany Hail."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-07
CUNNINGHAM.

Mrs. F. B. Lytle is visiting
with Mrs. Doud of Diamond
Point in Bemidji.
Ole Bergum is back from the
harvest fields.
Henry Stump of Vance" cal
led at the post office.
S. 0. Hendrickson's father has
gone to Stevens on a visit.
Mr.. SkCie is Dell Frederick S
housekeeper during his absence.
Charlie Christensen and friend
Of st. Paul took dinner at Gun
ningham's Thursday.
Claud Fish hauled aload of lime
from Northome for Cunning
ham s.. ~, ~-.' . ,,-.,.-
Frank Thompson Of ST.. Paul
spent a few days with Wendell
Utley this week.
The person who found a leather
mitten with knit top on the
trail between Northome and Gun
bingham please call at the post
office and get the mate to it.
Jake Kosmy has his new house
completed.
Mrs. Alice Fish spent the. at
ternoon with the Cunningham
girls, Friday.
The Attry boys came over to
the lake Sunday.
Dave Rose shot a line large
white owl Friday.
Chas. Attix and Mr.. Carlton
of Bridge was over hunting
ducks with the Roses.
Julius Espe called at the mill
Friday.
George Foss called on J.. w.
Anderson this week.
Miss Shove, the Bridge school
teacher was called home sudden
ly Tuesday by the d cath of her
father. Consequently Bridge
is without a teacher again.
Selma Hanson came over from
Northome Saturday to sperd
Sunday with her mother.