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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Presentation of Account.
GEORGE c. CARRIERS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, Called onia District, s..
In Probate Court. held at the Probate Once
in St. Johnsbury, in said district, on the 18th
dav Of October A. D. 1905. Per1ey F. Hazen.
Administrator upon the estate OF George
c. Carter, late of st. Johnsbury, in said Dis
trict deceased. presents his administration &C.
count for examination and allow ance, and
makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased,
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to a session thereof, to be held at the
Probate Office in said St. Johnsbury, on the
4th day of Nov. A. D., 1905, for hearing
and decision thereon: And 1t is further Or
dered that notice hereofbe given to all persons
interested, by publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the GALEDoNIAN.
newspaper published at st. Johnsoury pre-
vous to said time appointed for hearing.
that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause. if any they may have. why
said account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
WALTER P. SMITH. Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18

Mrs Emma B. Perley is assisting in F.
O. Clark's book store part OF each week
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Impey and two
children of Calgery, Alberta, have been
guests of Mrs. Mary A. Impey, returning
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Harvey entertained
cousins from California and Canada last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Burbank spent Sun
day at Lyndonville.
George L. Hunt, former deputy
county clerk, was here Monday and
cordially greeted by his old friends. He
is now in the law office of Amey & Dale
at Island Pond.
Judge F. M. Hatch and wife and two
children OF Honolulu are visiting Harvlin
Paddock. Mrs. Hatch is the daughter
of Col. Alex. G. Halves of San Francisco
and is pleasantly remembered as for
mer Academy student.
Herbert l. Goss, leading lawyer in
Berlin, N. H., was a guest at the st.
Johnsbury House yesterday.
Ralph B. Hooker has been spending the
past week in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen are spending
a few days in Boston and will attend the
Clark-Lane wedding at Winchester to-
night.
Mrs. Benjamin Human of Newport
is visiting Miss Maud Sprague.
Miss Laura Chadbourne and John F.
Puffer are ia North WATERFORD, Me-, to
attend the wedding Of Miss Chad
bourne's sister. which takes place to-
night.
There was quite st. Jonnsbury re-
union in Tokyo, Japan, few days ago
when Judge Henry c. Ide and two
daughters and Miss Mary E. Ide were
in the Japanese capital to greet the lat
est arrivals from st. Johnsbury, Prof.
and Mrs. 0. NJ. ". Sprague. The latter
reached Tokyo Oct. 5, and Judge Ide and
his two daughters had just returned
from Pekin where they went with some
OF the TAFT party to visit the Empress
Dowager of China. Judge Ide's daugh-
tiers sailed for San Francisco the 18th
instant and will land in about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Weeks, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan c. Gage, Ira B. Hastings
and Major N. P. Bowman left for Cali
fornia yesterday afternoon. The party
were joined here by Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Bean of Lyndon and Hiram Kelsey OF
North Danville. Major Bowman will
spend the winter in Pasadena and Mr..
Hastings will be located at South Pasa-
dena.
NJ. 7. Caldbeck returned from the
sanitarium at Melrose, Mass, Monday
night considerably improved in health
He leaves in about two weeks for the
Pacific coast and expects to spend the
winter in the state OF Washington.
DR.. c. A. Cramton returned from
Chicago Saturday and resumed at onc'
his office work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18

evening, the aggregate terms Of service
of the men amounting to 1,201 years.
Seven were present who had served AZ
years and over, 10 who had served 30
years and over, % who had served 20
wears and over, and % who had served
20 wears and over.
The supper was given partly in honor
If Col Francis Walker, foreman OF the
foundry department, who began work
60 years ago. Caleb Marshall, foreman
the polishing room, has served the
company So years, and Harvlin Paddock
and Luther Brooks have served 40 years
each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Quite a large audience greeted the
above company Friday evening at the
Stanley Opera House. The company
was not as large as has been seen here
on former occasions, but on the whole
gave very creditable performance OF
that masterpiece of the late Harriet
Beecher Stowe. The bright star OF all
was Little Eva" impersonated by as
sweet and pretty a child as ever Travelled
with an Uncle Toms Cabin company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
W. G. T. u. Annual.

At the annual meeting of the W. c. T.
U. held at the home of Mrs. E. N. Randall,
on Tuesday, October 10, the following
officers were elected:
President, Mrs. H. N. Turner.
LIST Vice Pres, Mrs. L. Sulloway.
2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. Freelove E.
Spaulding.
Bird Vice Pres, Mrs. Rebecca P. Fair
banks.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Blanche
A. Bagley.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. T. P. Farrell.
Treasurer, Mrs. Fannie w. Parkhurst.
Mrs. Turner gave an interesting report
OF the State W. c. T. U. convention held
at Swanton. The meeting adjourned
after the ". c. 7. U. henediction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
The North Church Renews Its Call.

Word having been received from Presi-
dent Eaton Of Beloit College that he was
now ready to accept call to the North
church il the call was renewed, church
meeting was held Monday night and it
was voted to renew the call. The church
are very hopeful that this call will be
accepted and that President Eaton will
soon be ready to become the pastor of
| the church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends
for their kindness during the last illness oil
William Ingram. Their mantle stations OF
friendship will never be forgotten.
MRS. CHISTINIA INGRAM,
WILLIAM ]. INGRAM,
ISABEL NJ. INGRAM,
WALTER J. INGRAM,
VIOLA NJ. INGRAM.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Oct. is, 1905.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Births.

At South Wheelock, Oct 16, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastman.
At st. Johnsbury Oct. II. a son, Placide,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Desrochers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Long Terms of Service.

Foremen OF the Fairbanks Scale Co. to
the number of 45 were entertained at
supper at the Casino last week Tuesday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Deaths.

At Brockton. Mass, Oct. IL, William
Ingram, aged IS years
At St. Johnsbury. Oct. Is. Eleanor Dun
bar, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Harvey, aged Is months.
At Lyndon, Oct. 12, Mrs. Susan Bennett,
aged 60 years.
At Muskegon, Mich, Oct. 9. Mrs, Angelina
J. Magoon, formerly of St. Johnsbury, aged
70 years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
Legal Notice.

1 would ask through these columns that
any who have debts against the estate of the
late John w. McCutcheon, Jr, present them
to me for payment.
JOHN w. McCUTcHEoN.
st. Johnsbury, VT, Oct. 10, 1905.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
New Fall
Millinery!

Beautiful display of new Fall Models
in Feather and Breast Hats. All the
latest shades, including dahlia, plums,
browns, greens. gun metal, etc. All
trimmed in that artistic manner
characteristic of Mrs. Harden's
Millinery. :. :. :. =. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
MARRIAGES..

At Newark. Oct II, by Rev. c. c.
Whidden, Frank Randall and Miss Maude
Gambler.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
WEATHER RECORD.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending Oct. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
IS : ). / 4
Continued from Sixth Page

KID
!; * ut was s. the recipi scf much So
Scial attention during her stay IN ~ ash-
sington. Ssss ,Sss 555
nv Mary Hunter q llle.
Eis the guest of Miss NJ airy Drak at = 9.
1905 Grove Avenue
N, and II Nj i. rchie thrl1ey K are :.
fvjisitinr NJ an d Mrs C ton ia cksor, at
NO. 400 East Frank lin Il street
Miss Annie eli Bay or, Of 8 t. itnot tlySs
school. a ear al fillmore Is visit ting her
sister Mrs. Pol ham. Black e
8 Misses Loula iliams and Mary X, Smith =
aWe returned after eli ghtful stay 81
tho sbursS and Ny ash,
tng tons
The friend Mr.: n. Clay Graves
who has been very sic at her h N lae. g, no =
ne East Street Will &c slad q
know she IS impr Z, 1l1 g
s385 cond uct 81 Hacket I, oe the R edmond.
Fred e,ricksb urs and Potomac r ilroad -
1yhoo; h Mas been 3 1T the Retreat for the
sck sun ering from m acc don't, has ne zen
ss s3n' toi his home. No. s2o West Clay
Street, and is slowly imprso' yin a.
Ss Ma sters i II ank s. Rioheson who = has az
been spending the Christmas y. lld e
wifh his parents. at No. 1910 West g race g
STRAIT. has returned to the Randolp pm
Macon sAcademy ct Bedfo q ty.3
Miss Bessie Hunts who has been the the
guest Of Mrs. G. Gooch, In taunton,
Va retu rned d to Richmond Ia tter-4
noon, Miss Hunter had a m ost en5oyape
time during her ylsitt. S
Il n 80 eliza beth Burwe ell Jones.s who h Snil
been the guest OF Miss Celtic Acti uirs.
was ter ta,ned BY her young nos tess 8
"a drive whist party, Il
MISS Lottie E chleld. q harrisburg.
Pa. Is the guest OF her 81 VI
a. Hahn Of New icy, :, a
4 the winter. ]. !. Il III BY NH
SsS ftss Mary Green Walsh, OF lining
~ ~ a. is the guest Of Mrs Joseph -
cosby. No. Mort Cherry 7' treet.5S
M, william H. Parrish has returned
from Europe, arriving on ne ,hllaue17
Splia. . /. !. I. s3
Y Mr.. md Mrs. David p aelge @ .GA''3
"a 20, are their daus hser' W. NJ
David 81. lerstein, q = ~ a. ess
Avenue. i. 8sy
n !, 4 n a 40 and Mr.. r, O, Ferguss ~
~ - been ia New York for the last ten
s,,avs a. their regular serpt-nnnulal WISE
gitot that city. 5S N ss,itsg III n Il s.l5 ssl5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
,opelikaa G Council eclines to Grant
Charter to Second Company. s35

(specinl to The Tmes-D lspa tcll.)
ATLANTA, ciA., january LAP pended
is n special legraln4 published by d me
Atlanta News. Atlanta, Ga, esuay
afternoon, January Sd Instant: 81 ys
The city Council OF ~ t5i q meets.
uhise for a second telephone compar ny In
opelika. Tho matter had been s! ven the
most careful consideration, and the leelI-
sion was reached III the light 8of nfornal--
ton secured by the city officials by
letter from the municipal aut of
= large number Of titles having had ax-
,p,erlence ,withn double telephone systen @
EI.etters of a similar character We're also
read from, prominent business men or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Charleston, s.. c.. Arariet ia, al. Column,
Gus, Ga, Mobile, la tia nta, Biz
3,ninghan,, Ala, spn ut nbnrg, s. Ra.,
leigh NJ, CT. ia sonvl lle.. I'll iehmond.
M ana other cities. Whlch lad hnd ex-}
8perience 5witl,a double tele phone sys;e 1
and, In addition, q. large petition sgnad
BY the business men md prominen \ it's
zens Of tho community asking that ne
other telephone franc hlso BIO grantea M 4
IN d ralegraph4 Company y. Is. In? the opera
5tion OF the local exchange now In Opes-l
SlIka, giving tlrst-class service, and II AZ
reusonn BILE, IA tes. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
.BE;L]AICKsTON VA l'..E',
fls,pecIa, 10 The Times plspatch.l u, n Z.

81. A {sRssTFoe, N a, January There 4,
wero. fewer gnyetieH here than Nnow''
FOR many years during the hollaay ssa y
Sol, only one dance 81 belas I, tsp y M
among the young g. alla t -
an impyomptu affair ms WIN , :. Z
a., !, ans N asonIc banquet and q suPpa :
~, NO about made up the e llst, 6 q ,ffl
coursc,7 there were n b ln3ber8 Of Yisl tofa
"a, Ne town, and nlany ylsl rs phila9 TX
S,ncaI neople to friends In other plalQ es,
7The Eplscopalans, who have pc el'5 w
An q IA al or for many months, are 9 T
], II Al gcongrntulating Intensely yes upon se-
curing 4 rector, The Rev. nr.s Is 81 s,
Lew formerly Of Iynohbprg, acceptea
y IN ecall here a few weeks since. lie
has now arrived and held his first ser
Was thIs afternoon, It belns ~ a o'clock
nrayer service. as He will begin REGULAR
services to,morrol ". .5 g /. g 4.
Miss attic Hardy VII leave next week
5for a Visit to ller brot hers, at Coz llmpllls'
Miss. /, 1rhere are four Of the Messrs.t
Hardy in that section, all whom went
iroln I.unennufg =county,=HNd they have
achieved great SUCCESS ~ their 40 lp' ea
homes, u 8. Rs - q. { Y.
returned from nSyisit to nsas' 'ft1o
former took his dapghter, MIS- hlax pom
nan, OF PeterSburg TO me HOT SPRINGS
for treatment for rheulnat I'M, 5s
The blackstone female NJ !9ssitu Fe'
sunlet studies Wednesday s q tt,e NJ 1880
Academy will resume on TUESDAY 4 mex.
's' Dr. r. p. Poole. az Fittsburg. IA, spent
d few days the past week wi til relatiY yes
here, DR., Poole was formerly Of Peters,
burg, II 81 sssl Va N N t Il Va Sa,
~
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z
covering Is kept over the 4 glass All the
time until after the pears re pic lt cd y
After tlie noonligi is Scnt Of Is rays
tss H hours until pears are ripe
These pears are on an & q vera ge Ia rger3
thanSthe Bartlett su rpass them N FAY Or
and then possess over all pears ne v '
guperiorityTo Of having abso lutely no #rind.
1.-THE production OF this mo ~ pear CAP
tain Honeybrai is !, ~ Ils
green, 4 d grad late Of Plat ms titute.
f1s The juicelcss grape Eis larger than. ne
Concord II, size, obovAte In shape, white
I'm, 4 colo Z, seedless, and 4 d pint OF juice
cannot be ex tracted from g yer ono nun ~
sdred pounds but he a ayor ls
srior land Captain Hone posltiYEly
uses 10 give out any details concee IN,
Ing its production unit y he has inlproy we'd
our YEA Is ago Capt IN II oneyb brain
mad N a discovery which, while OF great
benefit SO practical fruit grower does 90. =.
4 not seem to- be as WI ely III assss2lt
deserves. He dlscoy that, bys spray
ne riod with various combitl Il ons Of GER
tain chemicals, any flavor desired could
$be given to The apple, and BY he 81 111tllnr
si,seE pf other chemicals any co lor could pc
Impaired s e. the fruit For r1sta nee, by
proper spraying Zen Davis ,s can q s be
II Z n,,.af - ia
Anu 5 ~ jnr ma
aaa; 4 and the lavor OF the lbema RE
pfpptn. IA The comp ton o theses prs p
4 nrations is u secret, but heir sale ready
TO dissolve In wa ter Il or spra yin pur,
poses nets CAPITAL II oney bra g neat a1
~ II \ 81 Nh
4 gsSSACCIDDNTALsDIs COYERY
Aim valuable discoveries nlad de y on N the
81 can't III Ifoney brain are bst The
y M reslllts sof eEperim t. carefully conduct
Edenta IN iiscoyeries are Il seyerely ;frowned
$s;,r,n Nv CaptaIn III bra III. Is an ex
ample az the high stand I'd set for sell
sEcntinc research. q nothing bet could a be
given than the g q azs.a ple poy
gore time an -,
and &
Ivy lille MOVING -
fof soi.tH !,
ot
He wiped his nds on
OF some n. t,a .a -
common atnong sta PIE 81 -
day Captain ttone
the ia pie boy On the gtossy
and bea utlful Wavy, :
tail OF the horse he proughl MN Z
a1u ~ \.
Place, and knoM,n Il IN 4 eap
of enthusiasm told him q I MS !, aeclaen =
and declared that the sane results cou ~
be produced horse 3 mana orS eu =
of the e lg1nal Color
the
nrss hay.Is y
on tho subject and e onductlng q series :, :
fof elaborate experlnle e reused a. sp l
gof intense indgnat IN me- preass 2,
Captain Honey and a. ne oisentarsst
the boy ne = ~ no,d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08


vs, "a al bySt ne most dazzling sslcce
B,rt,g III 1T Brahnlus wei ~ he basis 81 the
neY breed IN owls. while &rI1i xed tn
tliIs.5 the KIwI, o. New Zeal and J, and
s,fanrofp,is RI sartus, * New South ~ les.i
wero l,lrSely drawn upon for the parent
,lnof, # 81
The 81 new new Birds are larger than q any;
u L IN h breed 81 81 eli clsetls !, have large.
s.hrn,,d II ccks, WI tn small heads,
ri n ~ ~ IN IN. nd the body broad and;
5fcn1nnnct .5a hero Il no external trace o &
pi,es nor IL there a nv tail In sight j, the
feni mars 8nre lor, Z, narrow and hair like,
/ ] Al a a "A forcpart Il Of tiIe head and
s,1,s.S ~ IA fnna arc stra.eel linz feolers.i
i =. "a yen,a "a lnya - sn,all pea-
80. II !, Y M
y ~ ~, ,ocE
ana 81 -, ",
bout elg teen$ !la'lss
teen pou But me MOI N us w
Ing feature " he pouch n Wl q
female deposits the tier y s
+ ON On ( 8 two Ell 10 are .la Id every
dnv I,Inti II ghteen Or twe nty have been
8iaias = hnn 4 4 het, proceeds is pill out
!, hara frn,r,Sf 81 Hon Dor
n Y. u ~ Z .
q Y. ie,t
~. 4
~ "a tcl .a v. ".
!, /, yc,y Al " ia n n viii day
J. J "a IA,
q III u g.
that WILD ens like =
hunting st q est y
IA m 4 y; q VII 81 te hat
they can onl * flourish under mans Pro
stectit,g b care I; But does not the same
ann,vs rs the il,eh. ed B airy COW 81 our
i5rovei pea ~ al, IA ~ her fruits,
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The Pension Rolls,

4 Eve pensioners are on 4 ne roll on ac.s
count 81 tho Ravolut1o lon. 4, ZIG on account
4 Of the war Of 1879, 4, 81 on account q the
Indian wars, and i, 81 on account q Ihe
is as follows: Civil War, inyaltds 70s, tb6 Y
Widows a4S. S9O, SPANS FAR ~ I'D ~
$500: widows. ). 6i9 re laT. est
sinvallds, ~ 70 Widows as,vSs, a IS xxi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
JANUARY 9Th in WORLDS HISTORY

the
around world the poao
and$yea Of his deah5 alieren w
protected
leading to the water side.
liz Freneh aeronaut made
nthe United q General
@ British manifesto the United States
ma Phtln
lhv Major Oyerton until the
1,ns u burrows United states senator
and property
destroyed
The Astor library opened to- the public,
Will contest placed bis 30
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4 srAUNiT i s oc1EiT ] Z
'lsneclai Il me 5T,rl mea. y ispatch1

4+tn gOciet events soL 6te ~ -.
}tiie largely attended y, slyen
4; y HI beautiful West Frederick
= saot ~, h Foil too," II, honor q
hts 81, IN. M Ilizz ocfran = ne en-
4.,ro h vyor floor ~ the elegant old Hatfl-
.ta,, an = throyyn open for the rec ptlon
q pp,,csis 4. VINO were received by the h 1
= ia al 10 !, IA III ests OF honor Mr. ana
NV 4 i5 81 1aawln and Mrs Carer
III ~ aon Al tss Mary Duvall and M !la'
I,izzins Cochran, .5S SIs
'Sirl,s pnrlors had been bcaut full y @deo.
- II, n, b gre 85 Dancing was In
~ ~, thrnii "a out the evening The
ae ia - 4 e being numbered were
uaM sad 4 III. N 81 the months Of the
10 !. A ha1i ,,Ine ss With ] anuary. fterB
IL. M ( I,ir ar, elegant supper
~. rvaa In courses q fter which re-
80 i, !, i, d Gre serve u, sa:
nv I 4 ,,rc ANT we're ]. ecker
IN, Afiss M bal tig, lace NC
IA i ! -, 9th Miss Kate Hut heson. Dr.s
tx iexanier Nelsonr Will Miss Kate TIIo9e,s
Nh Il il]kcso d VI tn N SIS Mary Berk
;i ~ MI HJotn ochran wi til Miss Mars Il
tatt Tsrsk inc ller and Miss
Nc tiett Nj John Crowl 9 Wit h Mics
N u, 81 4 "a 81 !. Eskridge lth
.lS Il, j. ~ =, Mr. vlliIam p lsDn
.,,t =, Nf,as Nh rgf ret Cochran, Ben amln
3 ~, - fnrd with Miss lcns Bnx Ter, MI.
ISs Peyto VIII, II Miss delaido
NJ M d frank ii cTarland with M SIS
~ 4. d a. William Trout tn
asls HI ~ Iran son, Nj Pc yton Cochran
,,,lth NH MIA Mamie Grasty
ala ~ iev VII I, NJ la Garter Warren and
sn1assrst g SPancak Alexand eli Tyree,
esbs Tlea P3 Ta q. g 81 Peck HI lei
~, ~ 81 wa al IS. Tim berl AXE.
on i5Tnes 81 evening ss Rosa Glenn
$entertalned aS NUN ar ~ her friend I
l.,Belle Fonr te, the beautiful resid ence of
hers parents. fr.s and NJ Isl w llliamf lem.
After AL & very teresting game of whilst
4 y appctlzing and su 81 antlal
ISservod together Wit IL ctocpla te, and
cas onSproyed d thorou gfhlys enjoy Bile 6riie
EA onr. ma invited were Misses Yirg inia
Kinney He ena Bankf ord tSn nc
India Johnsto I. n pac Andr ews, fairy
Thotn,@ Marvg Shire khjsc.1a . ar,et Wilson,
ana Messr s.;S in AT y Curry,
Harvey lien; Ro Bert r1son, I'll oI,n1n 2 s
Ii F'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

the resident Tuesday night, January
10th. All members are req uested 70 ne
present and bring their friend 81 y,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-05

We call attention to the growth OF
kendrick and the adv. now running
in the Gazette and ask our readers
to consult the same, and secure Ken
drick prices before buying elsewhere.
1t is true our town. received a
severe blow in the late fire, but she
has recovered from that and is now
in shape to meet and distance all
competitors and when it, comes to
bargains we believe we can fully hold
our old trade and draw new Gus
toners.
We have heard numerous stories
of Hendricks high prices and also
slurs from neighboring towns. This
in our opinion Is not the right
spirit, for we believe in making COM
petition clean aud on it's merits.
That the FIRE came was our loss but
as an Offset, aud what is to the far
mers advantage we have new clean
stocks, not shop.worn; We have the
benefit Of the insurance m oney which
was poured in here after the fire,
and OF the new capital which has
located here since that event. 49,.
And further when it comes to CON-
petition we have proved that we
still hold our old supremacy in the
matter Of low prices, in two striking
Instances In the last two weeks. One
was ON the bids on lumber for the
farmers ware house which was won
by kondrlck man against all the
mills OF the surrounding towns and
for the hardware of the same huild-
ing which was also won 10y kend-
rick. Tho other was III the bids for
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-05
JnIiaetta Items

The Lakewood Co. have establi-
shed a creamery route raidiating
from this point and wi j be in active
operation here very shortly. The
route embraces Fix ridge, part of
the little 2 otlatch and the point OF
the American ridge.
The effort of Jullaetta to organize
, a militia company, through the ener-
y OF Prof Farlow, and the help of
American ridge and Kendrick, has
been crowned with success, a COM
pany of Sc having. been mustered ia
by the mastering officer Monday
afternoon.
After the recruits, had duly taken
the prescribed oath for three years
service, the election of officers was
disposed Grand this brought on a
lively time.
Juliaetta wanted to tnrn down the
man who really had organized the
company and placed in nomination
for.Captain, ID. f. McGlynn, through
the ridge and kendricK Mr.. Farlow
was elected on a vote of 30 to y.
Three candidates were put up for 1st
Lieutenant, i, F. McGlynn, G. A.
kollenborn and Geo. Crow, the LIST
BALLOT stood, McGlynn p; Kollen
born brand Crow 15; For the sake
of harmony and to keep the voting
straight, Mr.. kollenborn withdrew
his name in favor. OF Mr.. Crow and
the latter won b. a. vote bi 30 to %.
On the End Lieutenant, Earnest
Perry OF American ridge won over
D. F. McGlynn by vote of "a to 30.
The next and first meeting night
will be tomo evening, although
active work in training will not be-
gin for a couple OF weeks.
| Rev. J. G. Temp,eton has returned
from, Presbytery, bnt we have not
learned what his intentions as to
the future are Mr.. Tembleton
preached Sunday in the Presby terrain
church.
Rev Greenslade OF Connell will
preach here in the Presby terrain
church Sunday evening, with u view
Of being called as the Pastor. 80.
Quite d number of ourcitizens We're
trading in Kendrick this week.
John Il. Whitfield died here Thurs
day afternoon at2 O'Clock of quick
consumption. Mr.. Whitfield returned
from the hospital at Moscow last
week apparently improved in health
but the relief was only temporary.
He was well known in this section,
was a prominent republican and
will he missed by many. Mr.. Whitfield
leaves, awife and three small children,
who have the sincere sympathy Of
all In their heavy bereavement,