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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-15

MT. Clayton gave fine characterixa- ton or the magistrate, Mir. Drew was encctfye as Scrubbs, the criminal and MT. Meakins. who has the best male voice of the principals. was . hand some Juvenile in love with police ser- S seants daughter. Miss Lesley played the inevitable servant girl in the con- ventional way and Miss Whitfield made a stunning looking Miss Widgett. so- cfety woman.
 A neat bit of comedy song and dance. Put Me in My Little Ccll"-some more English fun--was done by Messrs. Drew. Bennett and Bonville in the sec ond act.
 The chorus of the company comprises about score of handsome show girls and half as many debonair young men. Their backgrounds filled every require ment of the eye and the girls were in the pristine glory of gorgeous gowns. They sung in good voice at every stage of the game.
 y The hairdressing saloon of the first act was splendidly staged and was novel while the second act, the plaza in front of a London hotel, was a graphic stage picture. The last act showing the interior of house in Berkely Square was effective.
 To sum up. the entertainment was produced with all that lavishness of
 
 for Charles B. Dillingham;. and the production Is in every way worthy of such a clever actor as MT. Daniels.
 Harry Beresford comes to the thea ire tonight in "A Woman Hater."
 Bijou to Re Closed.
 Manager o. A. Neal of the Bijou Theatre, announced yesterday that ow- ing to the street fairs in Montgomery and the consequent inability to draw audiences, Daniel Ryan, the clever ac- tor, whose company began a weeks en- gagement at the Bibb Street house Monday evening, had cancelled his en- gagement and no matinee was given yesterday.
 Monday evening Mir. Ryan and his company produced "A Royal Lover," at the Bijou and the bill for last night was to have been Richard IT," but all of the people were in the streets and Mir. Ryan said that rather than undergo the expense of producing plays on his excellent scale he would give up the engagement. Mir. Ryan and his company will remain in Montgomery this week. It is probable they will return to the Bi5ou some time in De- cember.
 The production by Mir. Ryan Monday evening augured well for the artistic success of his engagement here and those of Montgomery theatre-goers who admire and patronize the best in dramatic art undoubtedly missed a se- ries of excellent entertainments by the cancellation of MT. Ryan's dates here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-15

A man Is In "hard luck" in deed, if he has a wife who never reads the ads, and who does her shopping in com Parative ignorance Of what things should cost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Books for chiIdren.
KAYsuLLE SOCIETY.

The marriage of Miss Jean Ellison,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ephralm L,
Ellison of Payton, and w, L. Skeen Of
Ogden was sOiemnZed in the Salt Lake
temple on Thursday. Both Of the young
people are we'll known and popular. The
groom is principal OF the Layton schools
Mr. and Mrs, Skeen, II is understood,
WILL reside IA Layton
Another marriage of prominent Davis
county young people occurred on Wednes4
day. when Miss Alton hampton, d
daughter OF Alr and AIRS. Charles II.
hampton OF BOuntitul. became The bride
OF Charles r. Mabey, one of the best
Known educators Of the county The
ceremony was performed Ia the Salt Lake
ward Tor TIP 20 southern California.
MI. Mabey is connected with the Gear
City branch normal and after their re
turn from the coast Mr.. and Mrs. Mabey
Will make their home in Cedar City.
Last Wednesday evening the Woodmen
OF the World of kaysVille gave a receP-
tiOu in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ora
ham, who were married last week.
The KaysviHe Dramatic company is
preparing a play entitled Down in
Dixie for presentation next Wednesday
evening in the KaysviAe music hall
Manager Heber j. Sheffield is endeaV-
oTing to secure a superior class OF the
atr1cat companies for the local opera
house, and he has arranged for the APP
pearance here of some of the troups that
pay al the Grand theatre, Salt Lake,
and at Park City, Brigham, Logan. Pro
70 and others OF the larger outside
places.
Claude T. Barnes arrived home yester-
day from the Chicago university. where
he has been pursuing law course. He
VIII return to school after the holidays.
Miss Jennie Phillips, Miss IVey Blood
and Willde Blood are down from Logan
10 spend the holidays.
Miss Laura Z. Steed and Joseph
Walker of Syracuse were married last
week in the salt Lake temple Last
tlloay evening the Mutual Improvement
associations gave party in honor of
the young couple, who Will make their
home IN Syracuse.
AIR. and Mrs. Arthur =. Knowlton of
Salt Lake win spend Christmas in Kays-
Vile with Mrs. Ellen KuoWlton.
Ihe indications are that the HOLIDAYS
VIII be well filled with social diversions
this year Many students are returning
home from college for the Yuletide and
number Of parties are being planned
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Proudfoot enter
nome last evening and those present had
thoroughly enjoyable time
Mr.. and Mrs, Seth q. Jones and Miss
Beatrice Jones returned last evening
from their summit county ranch at Oak
ley. They viii spend the holidays in
Brigham Fowler has gone 10 his home
IN Goshen % spend Christmas
AIR. and Ms. George Flint went to Salt
Lake Yesterday.
Air. ana Mrs j. w Deshazo win spend
Christmas with friends in Lehi
Mrs. SuSanlan Robins and Miss Mamie
Robins went 70 Ogden Yesterday.
M. ana MlS. George +. Barton Of SAT-
Lake vii sicpa Christmas IN Eaysville
their former home,
John ". Thornley, was an Ogden Wis
ltOr yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

The week just opening win bring
with il a round OF holiday festivities.
which beginning with the reception to-
morrow at the Judge home, viii last
through the entire time The affair
tomorrow afternoon win be ia honor of
Mrs Frank Judge and as the hours
arc from ) TO il viii come in we'll be-
tween the luncheon and the late dinner
hours Following the tea a supper will
DC served TO the women who assist and
a few men VII be asked in as well. \
number OF family dinners win precede
the event at the early hour favored
Tor holidays. With the children in
cluded.
There's one young chap from a near
by town who is telling 81 fine story on
himself and incidentally looking out
like the prince in the story OF Cinderel-
Ia. FOR one 10 whom 10 lit his find. The
ma is plain gold wedding ring which
the youth found i'm the finger Of a white
glove he was purchasing for the Dur
pose Of doing the best man act at a
\ friends nuDtiais The gloves We're pur-
chased IN a rush on the way 10 the
train and behold. when he would have
placed his own fair fingers therein ne
found the tempter 10 go do likewise
IN the form Of the little circlet. He is
awaiting applicants.
The popular young coach on the hill
may una IL necessary 10 learn a new
set OF signals before he can be as read
ily understood by the fair sex as he is
by the team. There seems 10 have been
about a solid eleven who have recent
ly got his signals crossed. He stin has
his hurry habit though
The flowing bowl, that is. howins
with essnog. win be in evidence at al
the clubs tomorrow. and iJ is likely
that a goodly number Of the members
VIII be on hand to extend TO one an
erat, however, the day viii be spent
rather quietly on the part Of the older
people, the children forming the main
attraction.
The announcement Of the engage
ment of Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff and
William Z. Fife. while not a surprise TO
their friends, was one of the notable
matrimonial announcements OF the
week. The exact date for the marriage
has not yet been set, but il viii take
place late In January.
Cupid seems to have entered into the
ranks of the pedagogues and if Dame
Rumor is 10 De trusted I'D this instance
there win be a few of the fairest of
the fair schooima ans who viii be
missing when the bell rings.
DOHL BARET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Miss Agatha Berkhoel will leave to-
morrow Cor the east, 10 be away about
six weeks. She viii spend some time
in Chicago with Madame Amelia n.
Fox, and win be present at the re-
union Of the iatter's pupils. Later she
will go on to New York to enjoy the
grand opera season and will study
while there under Madame Gerique
Mott
The guests at the Manitou win have
eli informal musicale this evening,
some OF the musicians who take part
I being Mrs. y. G. Andrews, Miss Edna
AuWyer, Miss Eva Dunyon and others,
Miss Ada DWyer tNIrs. Harold RUS
FeD and Miss Eleanor Robson Will be
the guests OF AR. and Mrs. Louis =.
Critchlow IN Elwood, md, about the
middle OF the month
Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock
wood and their son. Ben. VII leave
during the week for Highland Park, \.
Y, where Ben win enter q military
preparatory school.
-
Captain and Mrs Arthur T. Mark
VIII leave on Wednesday for Los An
geles TO visit the Jevue family.
~
Miss Eleanor White Of 1920 Seventh
East street has gone to Kamas TO visit
her sister Mrs c. Y. Pack
Mrs ]. J. Mccorken is back from
stay Of some weeks with friends in
Ephrair.
Mrs. +. J. Fabian viii spend the holt
Gays III New York with her daughter,
Miss Stella Fabian. Harold Fabian
win not come west for the vacation.
either.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry la Motto and
son EXton left Friday evening for a
hunting "trip through southern Utah.
Rabbi and Mrs. c. J. F'reund are ell
PERTAINING their mother and sister. Mrs.
Leo W. Obendorfer and Miss Lottie
oberndorfer for the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. George Raymond Walk
- VIII be guests during the holiday
season Of Mr.. ana Mrs J. r. Walker az
their new home on Brigham street
Miss Anne Startling has gone To Ken
fucky 10 spend the holidays with rela-
tives there, having given up her plan
70 come 10 Salt Lake for the time.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis s. Gates LEFT yes
terday morning for the east, where
they WI be for few weeks ON a bust
ness trio.
Dr.. and Mrs J. r. Lyman OF Hast
tngs. Neb.. and their son. Silas b. Ly-
man of Albany. wiz De ina town today
70 spend the holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 4. Whalentand
daughter. Loretto of ogden, are IA the
city on their way 10 Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. l.. Thomson and daughter,
Miss Thomson. of Pueblo are visiting
iu the city during ne holidays.
Miss Edna Dwyer viii leave FOR the
east about the middle of January
where she viii continue her musical
studies.
Miss Mollie Alexander viii be homo
The first week IN January from visit
with her sister Mrs. jules MailleauX.
In Kansas City and II. Louis
Mrs. j. y. La Forgee ana Mrs ". i.
Green viii entertain fbelr fTeiEds siTa q
dance next Friday evening az the Man
;tou
The next meeting 81 the LADIES' Lit
sTary club % be held next Friday viii
re ehiidren's day, and viii be in charge
or MISS Bufkela Pierce. A programme
especially for the children viii be rem
sered aud refreshments served for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
HALF RATES
For Christmas Holidays.

Via Oregon short Line Tickets on sale
December %. y, % 30 and 81. 1905, and
January 1. 1906. Final return limit
January 4th See amy OregCa Short
Line agent for further particulars
City Ticket Odiee, POI Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
HOLIDAY RATES
VIA o. q 3. G. 3. q

one fare for round trip between any
two stations in Utah Ticke on sale
December %, a, p, 30 g and January
lst. Final limit January sth See
AGENTS FOR particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

The following books viii be added TO the
public library Tuesday, Dec. %. 1906:
Miscellaneous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
HALF RATES
For Christmas Holidays.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale
December =, - e5, 30 and 81 1905. and
January J. 1906 Final return llmit
January ith. see any Oregon Short
Line agent for further particulars.
City Ticket once, eol Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

16S1-WilHam Gr0esbeck. salt Lake City.
Olga Swenson, salt Lake city.
f63S-AdLm r. Lurwig, Bingham Junction.
Bessie ii. Robey, Bingham Junction.
l629-Johu j.. Pace, Ogden
Hazel LcaviJt Ogden.
l55-Nillam j. Crouch, Oneida. Ida.
Mary Treasure, Oneida. Ida
l65l-NNillam Al. Shelby. SAT- Lake CITY.
Emma +. Betlach. salt Lake City.
1f3--HenTy Mohr. salt Lake City.
Susie B-rRuul, salt Lake city.
l635-LCOn Y. Case. Salt Lake CITY.
Ruth Z. Jones, SaE Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Eat Your Christmas Dinner, CSC,

Al l34 West Second south, opposite the
old postofficc. All colored cooks. and
prize winners. Given by Calvary Bap-
tist church. /. a. BROWN, Pastor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Just the place for Xmas presents
Davies q Co.. the china store, so South
Main, japanese goods, Russian brasses.
bric-e-brac. urop IN and took around
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Modern PLUMBING

At moderate prices George G. Doyle
a Co. 2li State street. Phone l62
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
DIAMOND COAL.

sold only By Citizens Coal company
Removed 10 l5S S. Main Phone 4s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
Several Additions Made in Various
Observation-Disclosures Books
for Young and Old.

The following books viii be added 10 the
public library Tuesday, Dec. 26. 1905:
Miscellaneous.
Bangs Proposal Under Difficulties"
Brooks English Poetry aud Poets
Cutheii-"My Garden In the City of Car
dens.
Dickinson" Study Of the History Of Mu-
sue
Everyman-'A Moral Play
Frere-"Old Deccan Days"
Gaylor. Representative English
Comedies"
Hearn-.'R Romance Of the Milky Way"
HOpe-"lEdia's Love Lyrics"
LondOu-''War OF the Glasses"
Mccarthy" History Of our Own Times.
vols and 5.
McAiaster-'R Rights of Man in America. -
DallOek-"R Reconstruction of Religious
Belief.
National Irrigation Congregational
proceedings twelfth session.
Owen-"Skeptics Of the Italian Renais-
Pater-'Essays From the Guardian"
Pinero-"Renefit OF the Doubt
Pinero-''S Second Mrs. Tanqueray."
Riley Riley's Songs o Cheer.
Sandys-'' porting Sketches.s
History Of the Pacific North
schining-" Wath Flashllght aud Rifle
Sears-''E'ur and Feather Tales"
Singer, ed.-'Jewish Encyclopaedia,
Vol. II.
SteDnaak-"Russian Peasantry."
Van Dyke Essays in Application.
Wagner-"TaDhauser
French.
Racine-WOrks. vols.
ZCla-' 'CiCrminaL
German.
ChamisSO-W Works. vols.
Park-"C ynkalium Lahgung Won Colder
zen"
Books for Children.
Blaisdell-'Child Life In Many Lands.
Bullfinch-"Age of Chivalry."
Champlin-'YOung Folks Cyclopaedia."
Heuty-"By Sheer Pluck"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fairy Book
Meade-''W orld Of Gi~ls."
Iseed-"Amy ia Acadia"
Wilderness Rabies.
Shaw-"Big People and Little People OF
Other Lands
Skinner-"Boys Who Became Famous
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

The next meeting of the LADIES' Lit
srary club 20 be held next Friday VIII
he ehiidren's day. and viii be in charge
of Miss Burkela Pierce. A programme
especially for the children viii be rem
sered and refreshments served Tor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

We handle Occidental 1884 whisky.
the best IN the land. The Occidental.
u and i6 T. lst So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

II the Crown Label Is on the loaf,
you have the bread that = made in
Clean bakery. Ask your grocer for
koyal Bread
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-09-23
Focal and Personal

- WV NfHFNF W y aNNNH
The c. c. is the leading family
Grocer
County Treasurer Geo. II. Ross
came over from Rathdrum We'd
nesday and made Bonncrs Ferry a
brief visit.
The largest and most complete
stock Of school supplies ever car
ried in Boomers Ferry, at Jones &
Bishops.
Geo. II. Andrews, of Copeland,
was in town during the week, a
witness for Mrs. Catherine l.. Heth,
in a final proof proceedings. He
was accompanied by his family.
Mrs. E. L. Little returned
returned Sunday from Baker City,
Ore, whore she had been visiting
relatives.
1t makes no difference who
writes your prescriptions, you can
get them filled at Jones & Bishops
Drug Store.
Hon. William Ryan, col lector
of customs at Port Hill, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ryan and children
was in town Wednesday. They
were on their way home from
Occur dAlene.
Sheriff Doust, Treasurer Ross,
and VIM. Ashley, Jr., the surveyor
left Thursday morning for a point
on the International Boundary
Line, at the crossing of the Moyic,
to have some placer claims survey
ed.
-Gunners, Shooters, Attention
Don't send away for anything in
the line of Guns or Ammunition
when Tom Hollinger can save you
money at home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. R. Gray left
for Portland last Sunday morning,
to visit the Exposition. Mr.. Gray
is one of our leading merchants.
The Rebekahs of Boomers Fer
ry celebrated the 54th anniversa-
ry of the order in their hall, last
Tuesday evening. After closing
lodge, all sat down to very fine
supper. The Oddfellows were in
vited to the supper.
Our Chase and Sanborn's
Coffees are distinguished for their
richness, full flavor and aroma.
You will be surprised how easy it
is to make good coffee if you will
use this brand. Sold by the Bon
ner Mere. Co.
County Attorney +. r. Whitla
was in Boomers Ferry Thursday on
official business. He returned on
the noon train.
Boys clothing from $3.50 to
$1,000 a suit; Mems clothing from
$1,000 to $500 a suit at the "Men's
Shop.
The Corbin officials figure on
having the rails on their line laid
to Boomers Ferry by midwinter-
from the c. P. r. connection. 1t is
largely a question of labor. Unless
men show up in great numbers
soon, they will hardly be able to
fulfill their expectations.
-MARRIED-On Sunday, Sept,
II, William w. Carlock to Miss
Coda Fay Preston, Rev. o. S. Viii
son officiating. The ceremony took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Fisher, with a few intimate
friends present. Mr.. CarloCk is a
brother of Mrs. Fisher. The new
ly welded couple will reside on
their ranch near Copeland.
Buy your fall dry goods from
the Bonner Mere. Co. where YOU
will have the advantage of a large
stock and complete assortment Of
STYLES and quantity to select from
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-09-23
Judge and Mrs. Henry Melder

leave today for Portland, where
they will be joined by their SON
in-law and doughter, Robert S.
Bragaw, state auditor and wife
Their sou, Harry Melder, will ac-
company them. They will all do
the Exposition together. Mr. and
Mrs. Melder expect to be away
three weeks.
Beware of the fellow who gives
you something for nothing, or sells
you goods below cost; he's after
your scalp. Moore Bros.
S. NJ. Bauman is arranging to
open a skating rink in the l. 0. O..
F. Hall.
"A. T. Welch and 0. P. Welch,
brothers OF j. A. Welch, and Theo-
dore Skinner, business men of Bis
mark, N. D., were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Welch during the week.
They lett on Thursday for Port
land to visit the Exposition, J. A.
accompanying them.
Don't 80 experimenting on So
called cheap clothing-Moore Bros.
will sell you sure filter for the
same price.
WANTED To purchase a few
pigs. Enquire of James F. Smith,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho.
The Leading Dry Goods Store,
Hollingera, are carrying the finest
lines in Northern Idaho, including
Ladies Clothing and Furnishing
goods, Lodies' Shoes and Hosiery,
Dress Goods and Trimmings; Mems
Clothing, Hats and Shoes and
Furnishing Goods. We carry full
line of Bedding, also Trunks and
Valises. We have everything car
ried in first class, up-to-date Dry
Goods Store We make a speciality
of the Dry Goods business and can
give you better goods, of the latest
styles, at better figures than any
other house.
"A social hop WIS given at the
Hall last night. Those present en-
joyed very pleasant evening. The
music was splendid. The Bonpers
Ferry Band played several opening
selections.
Mrs. James McGreevey leaves
today for Antioch, Wash, where
she will visit with relatives for a
few weeks. She will be accom-
panied by her little son and
daughter.
E. J. Roberts General Superin-
tendent of construction on the Cor
bin line, left yesterday morning
from Boomers Ferry for tour of
inspection over the road from here
north.
DR.. Desmond, who has been
with the hospital corps of the Cor
bin road, left Friday for New Or
leans, where he will continue his
medical studies at Tulane Univers-
ity.
Mrs. f. X. Bernard returned
to Spokane during the week.
Ed ellison and family returned
during the week from Portland,
where they enjoyed the sights OF
the Exposition.
Mrs. Tina Branson, Milliner
from Standpoint, is at the Hotel
Casey, and is arranging for a per-
manent location.
Percy Jones is COINED TO his
room as a result of injuries receiv-
ed by fall while working at the
mill last Monday morning. He is
still confined to his bed, but is re-
ported to be convalescing.
All our goods are fresh and
wholesome. c. c. Mere. Co.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-09-23

are to be noted in the local market.
Some butter makers are using a
rubber stamp, the ink used in con-
ncction with which spreads and
cOlors the butter. As this ink is
made Of poisonous materials, it is
clearly in violation Of the law, the
statutes being very explicit upon
that point. Better send your pa
per to a printer where proper print
ing ink will be used, and perhaps
save fine.
We are in business for your
health.-Jones q Bishop.
A. J. Kent, f. A. Shultis, and
Chas. O'Callaghan attended the tax
sale at Rathdrum last Saturday.
Messrs. Kent and Shultis each
made purchases.
-Chaunccy f. Guthrie, of Cop
Gland. was in town Wednesday, in
shutting final proof proceedings
before U. S. Commissioner T. J.
Jones.
The City Meat Market, Hus-
croft and Benney, Proprietors, have
their business card in this issue.
This is a new firm that started in
business here last spring.
Robert Wark, of Harrison, ar
rived Thursday and is looking up
some county work with view to
bidding for a contract.
Get a Douglas shoe for that
boy. 1t will fit and wear Moore's
"A. A. Forese has moved to
Standpoint with his family for the
winter. He has accepted a position
with the Humbird Company.
DO you like a one-price store?
If so, go to Moore's for Mems or
Boys wear Why? Because they
re exclusive, and are bound to
have a nicer line; see?
Fred r. Richardson, son-in-
law of a. f. Abbott, OF Copeland,
and cashier of the Moffat bank, Of
Denver, Colo, left for home yes
terday, after visiting relatives in
the valley
Owing to the rush Of business,
time consumed in moving and the
marking Of goods, the Shoe Sale at
Hollingers has not been put on yet,
but it is coming and you want TO
wait for it, if you want snaps in
footwear.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Eckcrt
came up from Copeland on Tues
day. They will remain in town a
few days, closing up some business
matters, after which they will go
to Spokane, where Mrs. Eckert will
remain, while Mr.. Eckert looks up
new location. \ large number
of old neighbors and all the school
children were at the depot at Cope
land to bid them goodbye.
The meeting to consider the
water works question last Monday
evening resulted in nothing tan
gible. The proposition to have cit
liens take some $4,000 to $4,000
worth OF bonds did not seem to
meet with the necessary response.
However, it is not unlikely that
Mr.. Winston and associates may
take the matter up without local
capital, as it is conceded that it is
a good proposition. The bond given
by Mr.. Thomas, OF Newport, expires
Nov. /, and will be PORTABLE after
that date. The amount is $500.
M. Comstock has arrived from
Kalispell and.taken position with
J. w. Mcknight, as manager of
| the Hotel Casey.