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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

The second attempted holdup within n
week took place Saturday night. This
time II was on Turner avenue. In a dis
tant section from Oak street, when a man
ttempte to hold up q resident earlier In
the week.
George TYLER came from Providence on
the suburban car which is due at River
side square at 1i:45. He stopped at COTS
restaurant for a lunch and in less than
half an hour started for his home on the
east side.
Mr. Vandal reached n point near the
residence Of Louis Vandal, next house TO
his own home. when n man sprang from
a Mace OF concealment and ordered him
TO stop. Mr.. Tyler jumped at the sudden
minor and as he did so stepepd into "A
ditch. lost his balance and fell to the
ground.
The highMaXman was evidently faint
hearted, for as Mr.. Tyler fell he turned
and ran The only explanation that can
be offered for this act is that the would
he robber thought his intended victim had
tainted and did not care TO take any
chances OF being caught while engaged
in going through the pockets OF an uncon-
scious man.
AS soon as the hiehwayman had vanish
ed from sight Mr.. Tyler picked himself
ND and went home. This is the second
time Mr.. Tyler has been held up. The
first time was about three months ago, on
the same street and within n block or so
81 where Saturday nights hold up occur
red.
There is n strong demand among the
taxpayers and citizens Of the east side for
adequate police protection and their de-
mand is strengthened by such occur
rences. There are several hundred houses
which are practically unprotected and at
70 o'clock the incandescent lights with
which this part of the town Is lighted are
turned off. leaving the entire east side I'm
darkness.
The Officers provided for the local police
force by the town are assigned 10 beats
which require the greater part Of their
time on the west side Of the railrond.
which Is the business section OF Riverside
and although thcy do all possible 10 az
ford protection TO east side residents. n
is generally conceded any regular effort
90 give Systematic attention will take the
officer "A good part ~ the time from n
beat already plenty large enough and
materially detract from tho efficiency OF
his work.
The residents are therefore seriously
considering an APPLICATION 20 the town
council for the appointment OF n regular
patrolman Co do duty on the east side
and to have more lights put I'm and all OF
them kept burning until az least ] o'clock
I'm the morning. II IS possible that "a pc
scented az the next meeting OF the town
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
The News Of the State
amusement, were fined IS md costs each,
GENERAL MENTION.


GENERAL MENTION.
George Ducharme, six years old. was
knocked down and run over on
Manton avenue yesterday afternoon by
a team driven by a man named Water
man, who stopped and saw that the child,
who was not very seriously injured, was
taken To his home. IS Alleppo street.
A team driven by Arthur Bart OF b7
Public street and one by Theodore Van
Bant OF 76 Broad street collided on Hart
ford avenue last evening. Mr.. Bart, whose
carriage was broken and horse injured
told the police that ant Bant was drlV-
ing on the wrong side of the street.
James O'Donnell. whose wife lives on
Plainheld street. strolled In from Allen
dale yesterday afternoon and was nabbed
by an officer from the haffee street
station and locked up on the charge OF
adultery.
Sergeant Bennett of the Chaffee Street
Police station was taken sick at his desk
this morning. n It was with consider
able difficulty tina he was assisted 10 his
room by his associates.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club held n we'll attended meeting yester-
day afternoon and appointed a commit
tee TO arrange for n minstrel show TO be
given about Christmas time. They are
as follows. James AFRICAN, Joseph Cum
mings, William Gill, Joseph Flynn and
George Mcdowell. The first rehearsal
will be held Sunday afternoon.
A quart OF Finch's Golden Wedding. a
quart of Port Wine, warranted. and a
handsome 1896 calendar, all for $40, at
Patrick J. Fox's, on the quare.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Preparing for Widening of War.
rem and BuIIOCk'S Pr. Av0nu eS
Storekeep8rs on the Square
Want Watering Cart Sent. Notes

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Muroe's Boston store,
Watchemoket square.
The most important topic now is the
widening OF Taunton and Bullock's Point
avenues. and the most interesting part
of the subject Is who IL to be tho COM
missioner" for watchemoket district.
The name OF the Hon. A. n. Cunning
ham has been put forward, n 1t is
doubtful IL "a better man could he found,
for Mr.. Cunningham is an expert on road
building. Mr.. Benjamin Wilson OF the
Rumford district IS mentioned, and he,
with Mr.. Cunningham, would make an eX-
cellent combination. So far no one has
been mentioned for the Riverside district.
The friends OF the above named gentlemen
will do what they can 10 have the town
council elect them.
WOULD LIKE A LITTLE WATER.
Highway Commissioner A. N. Cunning
ham would no doubt be endered a hearty
vote OF thanks II he would send a water
ing cart through the square at least once
a day. for the dust, as one ~storekeeper
said this morning, is more OF "a nuisance
than any other season Of the year.
MINOR MENTION.
Tax Collector Pickersgill reports that
the taxes are coming In fast and that be-
fore the hour for closing. which Will be
Friday, Dec. /. The showing will be n
good one. Tho date OF closing the books
is Nov. 30. but this being a holiday the
time will be extended 10 Friday. Dec. l.
The Watchemoket fire company Will be
the guests OF the fair committee OF River
side fire company In Winchester's hall
al Riverside this evening. The company
will leave this station In a special car at
S o'clock.
The Young Peoples society connected
with the Second Baptist church will hold
n Thanksgiving social in the vestry or
the church tomorrow evsning.
William P~ercival spent part OF yester-
day at Kickemuit and came home with a
haif-bushel of little neck clans. lie was
accompanied by Capt. Barney, who was
not quite so fortunate.
The school committee VIII meet ms
evening and elect a superintendent. The
meeting promises 10 be a hot one.
The Imperial Social club VIII hold a
whist party in their ~parlors on Taunton
avenue this evening.
8 s. Rich has disposed Of his store on
South Broadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
s1rNnAY

+. Thirty-nve OF tho members Of 81. An
drew's lodge. a. T. and a. NJ. attended
In "a body yesterday mornings service az
ST. Marks. The rector. Rov. Herbert 4.
Remick. preached to them q special dis
course. appropriate to tho Thanksgiving
season. There was also special singing
by the choir.
Rev. Thomas L. Norris, az tho Consre-
r%ationsl church. preached an appropriate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
SUCCESSFUL OPENING.

Christian EndeaNOr service was led by
Miss Ethel Hudson. The subject was
Gods Wonderful Works
SUCCESSFUL OPENING.
The fair of -Narragansett Engine com
pany opened Saturday night I'm Win
chester hall. There was a large attend
anee- and liberal patronage or all the
departments. II the opening nights sue
cess is any criterion the fair will be a
success beyond even the most sanguine
hopes Of It's promoters.
The hall IS gracefully festooned with
bunting and the various booths are pref
tily decorated. There will be a large
contingent or out Of town visitors tonight.
The Watchemokets. the Mechanics Of
Warren and companies from Brockton
and Taunton are expected to attend In a
body. This IS the first big fair held in
winchester hall and Il seems TO be n
lucky one. II patronage and success are
due 20 luck.
CONTEST PLANNED.
The remodelled bowling alleys opened
Saturday night and there was a very
large attendance Of bowling enthusiasts at
the opening All the alleys were kept
humming from the time they opened at
: o'clock until they were closed at 1880
o'clock.
Several good scores were made. the best
being by "Paggie" Kelly. who bowled
one string OF 1i5. A contest Is on for
tomorrow night. when teams captained
by Arthur Allen and Frank Bannon will
bowl.
COLLIDED WITH AUTO.
While Albert O. Woodward was driving
on willett street yesterday forenoon an
automobile crashed into his outfit, aking
a wheel on tho sulky I'm which he WAS
riding. A. soon as he saw that arollision
could not be averted Mr.. Woodward
Jumped 70 a place OF safety n escaped
uninjured.
The auto struck tho sulky In such a
manner that the smashing Of the wheel
was the only damage sustained. tho horse
attached 20 IL escaping without a scratch.
RECOVERED HIS DOG
a valuable dog belonging 90 Harold
Humphrey was lost Saturday afternoon.
YESTERDAY n1nlng Northumberland
out TO look for him and after searching
and inquirlng for some time learned that
"a dog answering the description OF the ono
lost had been seen following "a stranger
towards Silver Spring.
MIR. Humphrey went 90 Silver Spring.
and after looking about There FOR "a time
found his dog.
LOCAL NOTES.
onicer knights found open one store
door Saturday night and another Sunday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
RIVERSIDE.
Another Ho|dup Emphasizes
Need Of Additional Police
ST. Andrews Lodge In Church

Items OF news can be left al CONS res.
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue ano
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

sermon TO a large congregation. The
intermediate Christian Endeavor service
was led by Miss Ethel KinEsford. The
Christian Endeavor service was led by
Miss Ethel Hudson. The subject was
Gods Wonderful Works"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
THE NEWS pao v1DENoE. r. l.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1905

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Heffernan's News Stand. 10 Hart
ford avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

Just as the sun went down yesterday
afternoon Sergeant Potter, with Patrol
men Coakley, Mowrey and German. went
TO n house on Alleppo street, and when
they got back 10 the Chaffee Street sta
tion had with them stephen Comusd.
Stanley Ruperts. Frank Gautoski and Jo-
scph Misterine. who had taken part I'm q
wedding celebration. They were locked up
for dancing on Sunday.
All four men were arraigned In tho Sixth
District court today. and pleading guilty
10 tho charge of dancing on Sunday for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Muroe's Boston Store.
Watchemoket square.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

going on IN this neighborhood the past
week. Friday the 31st boy about
seventeen years of age was put off
train here and after moving over all
the ranches he could find he stopped
at the section house where he obtained
work, but after a few days he wanted
to lay off, being i'll as he said. After
the foreman and his men had gone to
work he took hammer and breaking
the hinges off of one of the mems
trunks, took from it revolver, a
belt full of cartridges and razor, then
left, going straight up the track as far
as Geo. Mace's ranch where he took to
the hills, it is thought. Word was
taken to the officials of the county and
the sheriff was here in a short time but
nothing has yet been seen or heard of
him.
Walter Lane, deputy assessor, was
in Howard Saturday to find out what
property we had here.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Proclamation

In compliance with the law relating
to the eradication and prevention of
scab in Montana, Gov. Toole has is-
sued the following proclamation, COW
ering every state in the Union and the
Dominion of Canada:
'All sheep imported into Montana
must, when shipped into the state of
Montana, be loaded, at point of start
ing, into properly disinfected car or
cars and be shipped in such properly
dsinfected car or cars into this state,
where upon arrival at point of railroad
destination in this state, such sheep
must be Immediately placed under the
supervision of sheep inspector or a
deputy sheep inspector and by him be
properly dipped, treated and quaran-
tined under the direction of the state
veterinary surgeon.
"When sheep are driven or trailed
into the state of Montana, then the
owner or person in charge thereof shall
give due and sufficient notice of the
expected arrival of such sheep at the
state line and the point thereon must
be designated in the notice given to the
state veterinary surgeon, and all such
sheep must be dipped at the state line
or point of entry into the state of Nom
tana, as the state veterinary surgeon
may direct.
"The provisions of this proclamation
shall apply only to sheep intended for
ownership or detention within the state
of Montana and shall not apply to
sheep in transit through the state by
railroad when such sheep are accom-
panied by a health certificate issued
by the federal bureau of animal in
dustry.
~ hereby warn and direct all per-
sons, companies or corporations inn
porting sheep into the state of Montana
to give due and sufficient notice to the
state veterinary surgeon of the time
of expected arrival Of any sheep into
the state, which notice must be in the
Office of the state veterinary surgeon
at least five days before such expected
arrival
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
A Bows Note On Breath.

"Breath is made of air. We breathe
with our lungs, or lights, or liver and
kidneys. If it wasn't for our breath
we would die when we slept and never
wake up. Our breath keeps the life
a-going through the nose when we are
asleep, and the noise it makes doing
it is something awful. Boys that stay
in a room all day should not breath.
They should wait until they get out
doors where there is more room. Girls
kill the breath with corsets that squee-
yes the diagram. Girls can't holler or
run like boys because their diagram
is squeezed too much. Diagrams are
delicate and girls are foolish to squee-
re them just to look thin. If 1 was
a girl had rather be boy so l could
run and holler and have a great big
diagram and fun.'
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
BRANDENBURG

BRANDENBURG, April 9, 1905.
Harley Heart crossed the river Fri
day with his sheep, expecting to take
them to the north side soon.
Messrs Hunter and Price Terrett
went to Lame Deer Friday to see
about turning in some horses to the
government, which they have been
breaking.
Some of the ranchmen are out fixing
up the springs by putting in troughs
so as to furnish more water for their
stock.
Fred Hart and J. L. Flowers have
been helping Geo. Geist on his ranch
the past few days.
The snow and rain of the past few
days has been a great help to the
range, as it was getting quite dry.
Mr.. Pete Daily and family, of Otter
creek, came down Sunday and are
visiting at the Liscome ranch for a
few days.
Earnest Sprague, of Green Leaf,
was at the Terrett ranch. Wednes.
day, delivering some horses he recent
1y sold to T. T. Orr.
w. w. Wolf has been in Forsyth tn,
past week on business.
Ray Warner passed through here
with string of saddle horses on hi
way to the Rosebud where he will as
sist Lou Carpenter in gathering ant
breaking horses.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
moved his family to that place.


Grandma Woods has moved into
the Jensen house on Hill street.
Mr.. Newt Gilliland will manage the
Miles City Wool Warehouse again this
spring. His family will move to
Hathaway.
Guy Davis will go on the road break
ing some time in May.
NJ. NJ. O'Neil is quite sick with La
grippe, but we look for him to be able
to be up soon.
Kit Lamb has three teams hauling
the Lakin & Truscott government
wood.
The people down this way are catch
ing plenty fish and are looking for
some game warden to show up. They
say the wardens make good fish bait.
Mr.. Mosher and E. X. Davis have
been busy the past week setting out
forest and fruit trees.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
H. c. Holtkamp and c. w. Bailey and
doing business under the firm name OF
Holtkamp & Bailey, has been this day
dissolved by the sale and transfer of
all the interests of the said G. W.
Bailey to the said H. C. Holtkamp and
that the said H. c. Holtkamp will con-
tinue said business under said name,
the said H. c. Holtkamp assuming all
liabilities and collecting all accounts.
H. Z. Holtkamp
c. w. Bailey.
Dated April S, 1905. lat
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Round the Bends
of the Bud.

Sabra. April 10, 1905.
Dave McGillivray was visitor at
w. w. McDonalds number of days
last week.
Burke Triplett departed Friday for
the Dakotas.
Roy Jacobs made business trip
down the Bud Wednesday.
G. Mill went to Forsyth Friday
after load of supplies.
w. w. Mcdonald was business
visitor at the Diamond ranch Thurs
day.
U. S. Pratt arrived here from Min
nesota last Wednesday, and is stop
ping at the Graham ranch at present.
Frank visited at the Brown ranch
Saturday.
Jack Snow has moved his family on
Geo. Snyder's ranch for the summer.
oOHlC VI lllC WCiC
potatoes last week.
r. o Bean of forsyth passed through
Tuesday, enroute to Lee.
J. H. Lazenby returned to Rosebud
Thursday after visiting with John
Williams of Lee.
Pete Schweich was looking after
business in the Armells creek country
Friday last.
Mrs. Jas Saffell is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. r. Jackson, this week.
Mrs. Jas. Saffell was visitor al
Mrs. J. Burlisons' Sunday.
Geo. Jacks is rounding up some o
his-horses on Greenleaf this week.
J. A. Burlison was business visitor
of Forsyth Tuesday.
The light snow that fell Sunday was
a great help to the grass and gardens
but still more moisture is needed.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
HOWARD.
HOWARD, April 10, 1905

HOWARD, April 10, 1905.
were in Forsyth Saturday transacting
business.
W. H. Armstrong has been quite
busy the past week surveying branch
of the river which he intends to cut
down so as to let water down to his
ranch where he will use it to irrigate
with.
H. H. buckingham was in Forsyth
last Tuesday,afte supplies. f,
Quite a little touching" has been
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
KIRBY.

Kirby, April 3, 19OS.
Jas. Saffell passed through here last
week on his way to Wyola on business.
Fred Ramsey made .isit last week
to Sheridan.
Bob Colmar and Billy Wesley re-
turned last Friday with the Colmar
family who, we understand, are going
to make their homes here.
A nice little shower was enjoyed in
this section last week but did not
do great deal of good.
Frank Taylor lost five valuable pigs
last week during the rain storm.
Mrs. Frank Markham visited with
Mrs. Britton Friday.
The last day of March passed away
last Friday leaving the incest March
experienced for some years.
The school meeting was held on the
1st of April and Robert Laughlin was
elected trustee for one year and Frank
| Markham for three years.
J. L. Davis received word that his
brother, who was taken to Sheridan
with an injured leg about week ago,
was worse and has gone to him.
Riley A. Saffell received the con-
tract for getting three loads Of coal
and one of wood for the school, for the
consideration of ten dollars.
Mrs. Brirton visited Mrs. Laughlin
Saturday.
| G. w Motz returned from hunting
cattle last week.
Mrs. Ahrens was on the sick list
last week.
The school board met last Sunday,
by appointment, and scrubbed the
school house. It now shines like a
new pin.
Mrs. S. O'Dell visited Mrs. Britton
Sunday.
Ike Chambers was at the O'Dell
ranch Sunday after load of potatoes.
Ed Saffell returned from Wyola
Sunday with his brothers. family who
are going to live on Canyon creek.
r. A. Saffell has about completed
his house on Canyon creek.
Mrs. o. NJ. Holmes was at the pos
Office Sunday.
Edward Ellis and Cole Powell wer'
at the Carroll ranch Sunday.
August Ahrens is busy hauling lum
ber at present.
Jack Parr rode out some broncho
for Fred Ramsey Sunday.
G. w. Smith was hauling lumbe
Wednesday.
. Jack Parr, Bob Colmar and Hug
Redmond went to Sheridan this week
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
HATHAWAY.
HATHAWAY, April II, 1905.

HATHAWAY. April II, 1905.
Dickey & Mosher have received their
gang plow and are turning over about
twenty acres of sod a day.
Peter Jensen has accepted a position
in the round house at Glendive and has
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:OVER THE COU NTY
Cleaned BY Able of Correspondents


home for the summer work
Smoking cigarettes is almost thing
of the past in Rancher. The boys are
all learning to chew.