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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Norfolk Peanut Market.

Especial TO Tho Tnos- Dspatch)
NORFOLK, VA, July S.--Ths feature Of the
peanut Trade this week was the advance In tho
In tho circular issued by tho dwaltney- Bunk.
ley Peanut Company. The advance Is III thu
Spanish and the juinbos, both cleaned atock.
Thus teh fancy hnndplckcd grade Is exc. and
the tI No. Spanish shcllcd Is sSc. a pound.
the supply = short Tho circular says In con.
nrmatlor OF the rise and the reason FOR II that
inc conditions warrant the ncreaso In tho
prices stated The circular says: I'VE estimate
me supply o. Virginia peanuts mt s31.a to 80
go 70 q per cent. lesa. The demand for Spanish
and Bottom largely exceeds our capacity for
furnishing the Same. We reserve tho right
70 limit orders for all grades" This crcu-
lar w. was Issued on the 9Th. and It gave tho
inss In tho cleaned nuts. Tho trade has been
active since. Dealers who are wiso took tho
mint ana bought the peanuts they needed at
the prices Of this week rather Aian Risk the
West on orders which came y telegraph, and
the market assumed n lvcller condition than Il
has shown since tho first squirt OF tho fail
when the dealers, who were short OF peanut
for all the anuts that wero in tho market
the receipts OF farmers stock was not In
creased for the week, but no doubt tho In
creased price Will have tho effect Of bringing
al ING peanuts to the market which have been
few; Others declare that there ar many carload
!ots LETT IN the country. Tho high prices will
bring them out next week II they arc there.
Farmers, stock. vlrgnlas-Fancy &c. strictly
machine picked. tx D3Ac.; bunch, 3Mff4Sc. Z
pound. Spanish. by tho aushol, $LO5kiy Los.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

!: N = ~, YORK 5Sly s-TLoTR-D 2 ~! and ~
s3.iJall5. Rye Fiourss.eady. Fair to fancy.
81 s5a4.so cornmea,-Ftrm; ane white and
xsI.S SgstsyDu ,..da 9ls kad msia
irg 4sa52c. a. 11
o %nsst.Easy; No 3 red nglett elevator. tor
cline, July. Sc; September. s2c.; December.
g. No. s,systGr oRsa.
ssp.smesr. &C. oats-oue,; mixed s5Mass e.;
l,oo; beef hams, &l0od22.eo; packet, SEQ
1sse Gst .soss,y picked bellies; sG
;aSp 1 Wssern siesnsd 1ds sSss rst Sa
quiet Continent. ,7.so; compound, N.mh9
ssett e,.a re's sS5 mesa sm.S 'SsSals s
Il '?Sn'ss sse
coree-spoat t Rio, steady: No. invoice nc.
mild, steady; cordoya. 1o01sc. Futures steady.
? ?stinlns he Centrifugal IS test ao sse I mo
TONERS, A. s, s mould \, SIS: cut loaf, ,sle;
SO: cubes: s5,& Riee-stesdy; domestic
Potatoes--steady; Long Island. sl.26: south
ern. 1901. 81; Jersey sweets,$l92.5. Peanuts
Weak: fancy handplcked. SIC; other domestic
rel, 6oa6oc. cottonseed Oll--Firm with trade
quiet; prime crude. I. o. b. mills, 23tsc., new |:
prime summer yellow, .7sc. OF summer yellow
nominal: prime white. 3lhc.; prime winter yell
BtutsrI,steady and unchanged. cheese-Quiet
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and unchanged
cotton-By steam TO Liverpool. loql3c.
CHICAcs, ILL, July. Stree movement Of
new wheat In the southwest caused weakness
In the wheat market here today. At the clole
the September option was precisely one cent
below yesterdays hnal quota lions. Corn Is off
A9Ac.; oats ars down Nc: provisions arc
7h12hc. higher. I'M
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July s.-The cotton market was
very excite dto-day, rfluct lions beins violent
and transactions reaching 10000 bales for tho
half esssion. Closing last night at loIl, octo-
iEg. and before the close had rallied to 1880.
an advance from the lowest OF about sl.S5 a
bale. The weak opening was In response 10
lower cables. talk OF increased offering OF spot
cotton In the South. and apprehension that
developmsnts In the investigation OF the al
legged irreguarity in the government bureau
would expose some thing dlscredltable to July
condition figures, The rally was on heavy
rain the western belt. and tho market ruled
department statement as to the outcome OF
tho recent Investigation. The closing was Arm
with an opening decline Of l+aes points.
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PRICES Marked
Up At WEEKEND |: e I. ]
After Selling Movement Had.
Spent It's Force Figures Adj
vanced Again.
COTTON MARKET EXCITED
Large Decrease in Casl, Shown
by Bank Statement Was
Great Surprise.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, July s.-Thc week on the
Stock Exchange closed with a carefully
managed movement to realize, which
was facilitated by tho bidding up OF
prices here and there ut the opening.
After the selling had spent It's force,
prices were marked UP again. leaving
the last prices not far from those OF last
night.
|. Tho realizing was most conspicuous in
Reading and Union Pacific, in which the
speculative operations have been the
largest all the week. The action OF the
directors to-day in declaring only the
regular dividend on Central Railroad OF
New Jersey was calculated 10 induce
some selling OF Reading. The cotton
markes wsrs sSa u
favorable weather conditions in the
wheat belt. The. realizing in Reading
was partly covered by marking up Read
the renewed attention called TO the priv
ilege of the company to exchange that
stock for half common and half first
nea States S & 5e ateckn Ra signs
OF Irregular strength In connection With
runors Of the figures for the net earn
ings OF tho past quarter
Inc large decrease In cash shown by
the bank statement was surprise. as
the preliminary estimates hal. Indicated
only a nominal change. The loan con-
traction was regarded as moderate for
the opening week OF disbursement
Z period.
The market closed quiet and steady.
Tho total sales OF bonds. par value.
amounted to s2,1G00oO.
The total sales OF stocks to-day amount
cd to 302. 900 shares
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLosE
Money on call. nominal No loans. Time
days, 3 IA; Six months. 3 1928 "a.
Primo mercantile paper. 4G4 Ia per
cent. Sterling exchange. steady. With
actual business In bankers bills. at $tss-
e0dS4S7 for demand and at $B5.l5d54s'.2 q
for 60 day bills. Posted rates. S4sG and
S4ss Commercial bills. $i8i 3-4d94s5 Bar
i silver SO "a Mexican dollars, 4o IL.
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T'he ollotntIons are as follows
DanyilIe Tobacco Market,

-. JUIy D..
Tho Danyille tobacco market ~ reported by
Dlhrell brothers Ia as follows; as578
There has boon rather more tobacco on tho
loose saias this week than for some time past,
still come littlo tobacco ul1sold. nearly all Of
which VAL he brought 70 market IN tho next
season for Getting the tobacco IN condition 10
sell. Some desirable lots have shown up, which
have been taken at fair prices. bull owing Ia
;fAa; small quantity OF Tobacco eoGn.nG stNs
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finally declined to 1911. Tho market closed firm
within a point or two Of the top. the lis, show
Ing not gains OF ll8l4 polnts
Cotton futures very steady. July lo.7el4l0 81;
August, 1o7salo.7s: September, 10. 16sl1o.77; Oc-
tober, lo.T1lo7s: November. 10 7sGl 80; De-
cenber,5 lo.8lTlo. 81: January. loSsHl0.s7; Feb-
ruarY. l0alll0.s3; March, lO.Ss4l0.9s
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, July s.-seeboard Air
Line common. 81 bid. seaboard Air Line
preferrcd-Not quoted.
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Petersburg Peanut Market.

tRsrorted by Rodgers. arccabe & Coz
PETERSHURG, VA, July ss-F31ANUTS-
Spanish; Market nrn at $1.lO per bushel.
Virginia: Market steady at &c. for fancy stock;
ma. picked. 2h93ko.; Smelling stock at -
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TOBACCO NIARKETs.

Richmond. Va. July s, 1905.
Fl Tobaceo-As the exchange is closed and m ny
OF our buyers out Of the city, there Is very
Q resumed July llth I{5
Note-We advise shippers 10 avoid too high
order. as much OF the tobacco coming in ia
damaged, and when such Is the case it sells
far below market price.
The 'nuotations nrn a follows.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE. MARKET.

FLouR-unchanged. Very. dull: 1sece'p,s
moderate. WHEAT-Sew wheat In demand,
when dry and free from onions Damp and
onony whes. sells sseordns to qgnsIRiy ana
eeip,s liberal. Market continued quiet. OATS
ceipts. HAY-Receipts willis light are In exs,
cess OF demand and market very dull. NJ
values are depressed by the grades OF No. .
timothy and No. mixed; and Of, grade ssuT
which Is very hard to sell. and buyers practt.
caly name prices such.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy and market very
quiet.
wooL--Market continues active with light
receipts.
bGGs Receipts heavy weather hot and un.
favorable. Market quiet. ~
Bu1TER-Receipts not so heavy this week
Market Arm and active at prices quoted
* POULTRY-Chickens have cen plentiful this
steady at to-day's quotations. Other stock
continues In fair demand.
VIRGINIA BAcoS-Demand very Light. Re-.
- RbcEiPTs FOR THE wEEK-whent, s.4ao
bushels: corn. $50 bushels: oats. n. $50 bush.
ais; flor. 2.l5o barrels: hay. So tons: .nllfsed
81 tons.
STOCK IN ELEyAToR-corn, $3.50 bushels;
oats bush 3s.3.43y
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ILynchburc ropacco Nlarket,

LynchbuTR, va. ,JuIy 3, 1905.
. Sale sot loose tobacco on the Lynohurg mar
ported by John I. Oglesby. OF Lynch's Ware
house was as follows:
Sold week ending June 30th, 81, 300 pounds;
sold week ending July 7th, $500 pounds; de.
crease for week ending July It'll. $500 pounds.
Sold from, September !, 1904 to July I. 1905.
to July 1904, a.sa9. 800 pounds; decrease for
1905 67i8,7eo pounds.
The receipts OF tobacco continue light. Prices
on Tugs were fully UP. but all grades OF Leaf
was rather low, The weathar during the week
Was Was unfavorable TOR the n growing crop, There
very heavy. doing much damage TO the grow,
Ing crop, the upland being badly washed and
the low land overflowed which washed up or
covered With mud much OF the tobacco This
Is the report from every county that trade
with th,s market There mas ,,,t bssn SINE hall IN
La annrtad ]. ~.
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efal buyers are off the market, There Ia no
change worthy OF no,o in prlces. Tho hne
rains OF tho past. week have beers Of great
Ing Ia going on In hogshead lots
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MISCELLANEOUS NlARKET lrl

>,,,,,,, ,,- 1n : s5N1Ol5o NlANkfCIS, -I@
~ In the dry goods market, but with slightly
moro Indication thai. the status OF the market
may become somewhat more settled next week.
Trading Is conservative but buyers complain
OF difficulty in securing deliveries.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. July s-sP1RrTs
TuRPENT1NE-Ftrm at 5sc.; receipts. IS
casks Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts, a. bar.
rels. Tar-Firm at s2.0o bid; receipts, 10
barrels. Crude. Turpentlne-Firm at s26o3i.l5
SAVANNAH, "a, July s.lTtiRPENrINE-
Steady at 6sHc.: sales. 1857 casks; receipts,
.43 casks; shipments. 764 casks. Rostn-Firm:
sales O. ss1 barrels: receipts, 2.49 bnrreT; ship
CAARLEsTON. s. c., July s.-TURPDN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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BALTIMORE. MD, July s-sTocK ON THE
quotation as follows: First quality, = per
pound, 444hc,; medium. per pound, 5aslsc.
bulls. per pound, 1880: thin steers and cows,
mich COWS. extra. each. sa56aooo; do. good,
each. el2deo: common. each, s@l0.0o. Sheep
Sheep. No: fat. per head. ssaS.eo; do,. pc.
pound: a,a@tc.; do. No. . fat. per pound, "a
&C.: old bucks: per pound. 2hGaMc, common.
per pound, 797hc, Calves-Receipts were freer
but there was a good demand. The market
Calves-veals, choice light. per pound, " a
Tie; good per pound. 6&G7c.; rough, heavy,
each, 1913: choice calves from nearby points
by railroad brought 7&o pound.
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+ Cotton. quiet; midding, 1880: gross receipts,
8, aS. bales sales. l32 bales; stock 1891 bales
to France 1885 bales; to tho Continent, LESS
bales,
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts ll,7os
Gales export to Great Britain, 100 bales: 70
sp anee * b as ce ssacR S saes 70
" Consolidated at all pors--Net receipts, IL 78
bales export TO Great Britain, a.T0o bales; to
Franco. TO tho Continent, 1885 bales; to
Japan, 1.lD bales,
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts e677 767 ha les; export to Great Britain.
s.sao,b72 bales; to France. s6.,77s bales to the
Continent, 3,loo6n bales: oJapan. 30i.2l7
bales; to Mexico 1929 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La. July SECTION
Spot cotton quiet: sales. 300 bales. including
300 to arrive. Quotations unchanged,
Futures opened steady at a decline of 500
points. influenced mainly by unfayorable L1v-
srpooL This Influence, however was soon
overcome y continued rains IN the belt. July
opaned 10 points down at 1871. sold I'M to
$50 and finally eased off a point to TO- TO-. oe.
toher opened at 1888. advanced to 1918 and
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z. CINCINNATI. o.. July s-Hoas-Actlve.
Butchers. s072h 95.75; common, ii. 60a5. IS. Cat
ue-steady Fair to good shippers. 81. +094. IS;
la nIbs slow at BTs Is, 80 2 = -
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS in NEW YORK.
SALES:

200 a. c. L., com.
i21 ,0o Ainalgatnated Copper ......
oV Amer. Car and Foun........
Amor. Car and Foun., pfd...
American Cotton Oil.......
american Tobacco, pfd....
american Can .....,.........
American Can. pfd..........
aOO Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.,,.
Egg American Sugar ........n..
24W ~ ]. and 8. Fe, Gomez.
1W A.. +. and s. Fc, pfd......
lVIW Baltimore and Ohio,.....,.
goo Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern ....,......
400 Canadian Pacific ............
800 Chesapeake md Ohio. ......
WD Chicago Great Western. ~.
$500 Chi. NIL. and St. Paul. ~.
1000 Colorado Fuel and 1ron,...
100 Colorado South. CON-. ~.
G10 Colorado South, 1st pfd....
700 Colorado South. I'd pfd......
Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. L.
Chattn. and st. Louis.......
Consolidated Gas ...........
GOO Delaware and Hudson. -.
Del, Lack. and Western....
BOO Erie. com. .....r..............
1400 Erie, 1st pfd. .................
1s00 Erie. I'd pfd.
General Electric .............
90 Illinois Central ...............
100 Louisville and Nashvillc....
Manhattan ..................
1000 Metro. Street RaIlway.....
200 Mexican Central ............
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
200 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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] MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

az !. 4
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 8, 1905.
5000 ARRIVED.
E Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, merchan.
lima F1i5sS, Pr " - -''',''S
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfola
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co. I:
sf2S 0AILDD.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly y Norfolk, merchar.
disc and apassenEers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Bessie Brown, Smith. Bermuda Hun
dred. light
& PORT OF WESTSPOINT,f JULY s. 1906
ARRlVEn Sa
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general CARGO gs4S53ss ~ q b 49,
"a, ltl5 SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo lsSSsstig 1ss.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY s, 1905.
i. st5 ARRIVED
Steamer Saba, Galveston.
Schooner Bayard Barnes, Providence.
NJ ssi.5s so SAILED.
Steamer Saba, Rotterdam.
Steamer Crown of Granada, Curacao,
Schooner Mary W. Bowen, Providence.
Schooner Henry L. Peckham, Bangor,
Barge Bristol. Warren.
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BALTIMORE Md, July s.-FLoUR-QuIet
and unchanged, Wheat Easier; SPOT. contract,
eS4Sgssaay spe 81 sssaaNp1s ySy S,;
s2Mc,; southern white corn, sodssc. oafssVg
Firm; No. 2 mixed, SdA Q809ae. Rye-Duli; No,
2 Western, S+ISSc. Buttor-- Firm and I'M
Org, 2l9a1hc. fancy lade, i69i7c. store pack
ed. A91eo, Esgs-steady and unchanged at
small loHc, sugar-steady and unchanged uyx.'
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NEW YORK, July MISUNDERSTANDING,
20 head Feeling steady: Dressed beef steady
and no trading. Feeling nrm. CITY dressed
yeals firm at elsa1oc. per pound; country
dressed calves, steady at 51lo1c. per pound.
steady: lambs aS96oc. lower common grades
showing the greatest decline. Sheep sold at
steady at 9h9llc- par pound; dressed lambs
lower at 12gl5c. Hogs-Receipts, 1856 head
feeling nominally loc. higher on Buffalo ad-
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.,SSHICAGO, 1LC., July 8.--CATTLEr-ReceIPts
900 head. Market steady Good to prime
steers. b.6oge. 16i poor to medium. a3.6p15.70;
stoekeEs and feeders: s2.6od4S; cows, E: soy
bulls. s2g4oo; calves. ssls.T5; Texas-fed steers.
A3sg5 IS. Hogs-Receipts. 100 head. Market
&c. higher Mixed and butchers. &5,EtS.75:
heavy. =. loa6. "; light. &5.I5aS75; bulk OF
sales. H096.D. Sheep-Recepts, 1000 head.
wethers, So: sair 10 choice, mixed Is 5e
$40; native larns, s4b05s.0o. :
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r I. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s..... o4X
g., c.. G. and St. L. gen. "a toffered).... 1921
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. ash
Colorado Midland 4s...............,....... 769s
Colorado and Southern ls.,..... l..,..., 9s
Cuba 6s. 1861
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................, l00N
Dktlliers5 Securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7sN,
Erie prior lion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10l
Ere General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 93K
Fort Worth and Denver City 1stz.......... 112ss
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. no 5
Japan &c. 1o13t
z Louisville and Nash. Unined 4s.........,... 103K
Manhattan consol gold 4s...............:. 14
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. Thf
Mexican Central lat Inc...................... n
Minn and St. Louis @........ ............ esh
Missour! KansaA and Texas 4s.......... 10lh
& hissour kansas ana Texas 2dG. SO .f
National r. r. OF Mexico con. &s.......... s2h
New York Central gen. Shs........,,..... 90
New Jersey Central gen. Is. .............. ia l
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. j
(Sales at Union Stock Ynrds.)
Richmond, Va. July 8, 1905.
The live stock market for the week ending
July Sd was follows: s.7l
Fair run. Of cattle. sheep and lambs. and
Best steers 5GbAc.: medium to good. $40
4Hc.: common to fair: sha4c-: heifers. a1i@
Sheep. 394c. lambI. best. 697c.; common 70
fair, 4G6hc.i calves, 666c.; cows and calves,
sls455.oo per head. Hogs, 6f6Ac.
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8 ranged, as follows:

Cash Quotatlons were as follows Flour
Steady. No spring wheat. $l,l2Nl.15; No. s.
corn, SIX G6so.i No Q yellow, tx GSsc. No.
eats, ssss;; Ne; ? whlte, .stssSNc:i No; )
barley, 42a4ie, !; fair to choice mailing. 41qlsc,
No. nasseed. sl2s; Ne: northwestern. {l,li;
prime timothy seed. ts.26as 80. Mess pork. per
7.1s; short ribs sides doose). i770Q7.So; short
clear sides (boxedl. l776G7 s2M. Whisky. basis
Sla 259ls.oo. c'heese--Irlrm at 9AG1lOhc Eggs
Easy at mark, cases Included. 1sc. Buffer
Steady; creamery, l68loSo; dairy. 16Glsc,
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va..Car. Chcm. pfd. p. c.......loo 10TH 1854
Sirginla-Carollna Chemical com 100 IS -.
ya,-caI. C. Co. Col. TT. p. c..... 100
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-01-26
VIM. TubbS Dead.

Iron River Pioneer: VIM. Tubbs,
formerly a resident of Iron River,
and for number of years secretary
of the Iron River public schools.
died at his home in Monticello,
Mimi, on Tuesday of this week of
cancer of the stomach. Mr.. Tubbs
has been i'll for some time and had
submitted to several operations in
the Twin Cities, but all of no avail.
Before coming to this city Mr.. Tubbs
was postmaster at Monticello, and
ince recurring to that city has held
the Office of mayor of his city, which
position he held at the time Of his
death. He was a man that merited
and received the respect of all who
C sme in contact with him.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-01-26
DRUMMOND

Mr.. Haskell was in Bibon between
trains Mondays.
Mr.. Haskell went to lion River
Tuesday and returned here again
Wednesday.
A crowd of young folks went to
Pratt Saturday night to attend a
farmers dance given by the M. w. OF
A.
DR.. Andrews of Ashland was in
t,wn last Friday, ewing to the ill
ness of the infant daughter of Ole
IverSol.
There will be necktie party given
Saturday night by the r. n. of A.
Everybody is invited. At ten
O'Clock the Royal Neigbbors will put
on the Royal Neighoor Drill and will
be dressed in their robes.
A surprise party was giving Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ohms lus'
Thursday night in honor OF t!ttil
tenth anniversary. They were pc
scented st Of granite ware consist
ing of seventeen peices instead OF
tinware, as it was thought that gran
tie would give better service. The
hief amusement of the evening was
progressive cinch. At about eleven
o clock refreshments we've served,
after which the guests departed,
every one reporting good time.