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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
A GOOD YEAR
IS ANTICIPATED
sHEEPMEN m NEW MEXICO ARE
HOPEFUL or A FAVORABLE
SEASON.

]
w T. Mcintyre, the WILL known
goat man, returned home yesterday
from a short business trip 20 northern
New Mexico. whore he was lookine
over the conditions In the sheep and
goat business. Albuquerque Was IN,
central point Of his trlp. and he made
trips out into mountain regions from
there The goat business has never
thrived IN that part OF the territory. q
tq said, The ranches have tried 8,
for several years. but have about given
u up as a bad Job now, and I found
only one lot Of good Angoraa 10 the
mountains north of that place. The
climate Is too uneven thoro for goats
TO do well. The mountains are usual.
~ covered with snow al this time oi
the year, aud there Is TOO much cold
damp weather Farther south IN thn
territory, though, is an deal place for
the Angoras, and they are to be found
on every ranch Only the common
goats are found In the north now.
The sheep business down there
looks good now. The past two years
have been bad years generally with
them and tba shoepmcn have suffered
The lamb crop last year was not over
10 per cent, increase. and they dld
well 10 save their eheep. Tney had a
fairly good supply of feed when win.
ter began and the sheep are looking
good for this time OF the winter Il
has been raining there some drrlng
The past two weeks aud while was
there they were having a hard saow
storm, and the snow was several snch.
~ deep. Tho outlook is that they glil
have a good year next year, and they
are holding 10 their sheep pretty tight
Tor the price OF wool and the prospect
for the sheep market form a comblua
tlon thal looks good 10 them. Buyers
for feeding sheep are flockinR there
from Colorado. Kansas and Missouri.
but the most OF them have been un.
able to buy wnat they want. The
sheepmen certainly have no cause to
complain.
u found Albuducrquc very nice
place. The houses are an built In a
substantial way and the own is clean
and well Kept, and walks being nearly
all NJ granitold and are keni M. By
reason of 80 many cousumptives com-
Ing there and 80 many suffering with
other troubles, there is a law against
splitting on the Sidewalk. and q Is rig.
idly enforced, 10 the sorrow OF an oc.
oaslonal pedestrian who forgeis him.
sell The influx OF consumptlves t1ere
during the past few weeks has been
heavy. but they are generally pretty
weu taken care of They are usually
segregated from the Others and kept
from constantly mixing with the heal.
thy people. One old ranch house
few miles from the city has been con.
vorted into a kind Of hospital. and
there must be- fuly 1850 people staying
IN Il now, Kansas Cby Drovers
journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Namara. sec'y Real Estate Ex.
change. A. J Mcdonald. Denver Dry
Goods Co w. @ Maitland. Accident
Insurance. r. Minehari. McPhee a
Mc0innity. G. n. Morohouso. Santa
Fo Ry. National Bank Of Commerce;
James Nelson. Capitalist; ". NJ. stoll.
loslin Dry Goods Co. Times.
u. y Brown. Jr.; ~ r. Napier Bank.
or. G. 8. Onderdonk. Onderdonk En.
gineoring CO.; John n. Orr Western
Paper Box Co: n. W Osborn, Miilar.
Osborn Spice Co.. John 7. plummer,
rruax Mfg. Co v. A. Peters. Peters
Paper Co.. A. S. Proctor. Tents and
Awnigs; G. r. Root, Bartelds a Co
D. NJ Rlnoar; Denver Republican, C..
A Lyman: u ,. Reithmann. Capital.
ist: C. ". Scott, Record Abstract Co
n G. stutchneld. Tho Denver Bedding
Co George 8. sanderson. w. s. san
derson A Bro. J. w Smith. Capital.
ist W. Francis Tucker Tents: J. e.
Temple. Western Newspaper Union.
president Of the Denver chamber OF
commerce: George y. Turner, Turner
Moving a Storage Co: Ralph Vor.
hees. Real Estate; Frank X. watkins.
T. A. watkins Mdse. Co; l.. r. viii.
loughhy; Y. v welcker. wclcker-
Cliff Transfer a Storage Co; y. E.
Williams. Linqulst Cracker Co.; r.
r Woodbridge; Fred walseu. Watson.
W1lsen sheep a. Cattle Co; J. n.
Wilkins, Real Estate; C. =. Wilson.
City Auditor. Western Bank: c. C.
Worrall. Denver Lithographlng Co;
Bernard Beer, Colfax Avenue Floral
Co
r y Chamberlin, s. s. IandOn. Vic.
tor Il. Olmstead. committee from the
real estate exchange.
A j. spongel, c. NJ schenck. Geo.
" Knifton. committee from chamber
of commerce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Washington. Jan. i9.--The depart.
ment OF agriculture mas issued regu.
laiions establishing on Feb. ! nexs a
federal quarantine against large
part of the south ana parts of other
states 20 prevent the spread OF splon
etic or southern fever among cattle
The quarantine lines are largel9 the
same as last year. and include most
OF Texas, except the Panhandle and
all OF the Indian Territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

mez was hurled from tho wagon. d
heavy log talling on him Hts lie was
crushed ont before help could reach
him
News uf the tragedy was received
AZ santa Fe yesterday morning by
Jose Gonzales, nephew Of Francisco
Delgado. OF santa Fo.
Antonio Gomez was by birth a Por
tuguese. He and hts brother. Maurice
domeE. came TO New Mexico more
than twenty-five years ago, and both
prosperud richly Antonio married a
fourteenyear-old giri two years ago
aud his young wife survives him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ALBUQUERQUE CAPITAL
At ROSRELL

AZ recent meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Roswell Electric Lignt
company held In this city, Officers OF
the company were elected az follows.
A. y Mcmillan. of Mcmillan a Ray.
nolda, attorneys, Albuquerque. E. A.
Canoon cashier Of the First National
bauk Roswell w. r. whitney. pres.
ldent OF the whitney Hardware com.
pany. Albuquerque. Kenneth X. Scott.
attorney. Roswell Maynard Gunsul.
Albuquerque.
The board Of officers elected Is as
follows;
A. y. Mcmillan. president
", A CahO0n. Vice president
W. u. whitney. secretary and treas.
urer
Maynard Gunsul general manager
Il will be noted that the majority
OF the officers are Albuquerque men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
BELEN PEOPLE
WANT STATEHOOD

= Special 20 The Citizen. =
- Belen. n. NJ Jan. 1.-THE =
y following petition has been sent =
= To Washington. favorable TO Joint y
y statehood. =
y Hon. A. j.. Beyeridge, United =
y states Senate, Washington. ID. =
~ c.: y
- Dear Sir-The undersigned do =
y sire to express our approval OF y
= the bill pending In the United y
= States senate. for the admission y
= OF Now Mexico and Arizona as a =
= Joint stats. and believe we voice y
y the sentiment Of the majority Of y
y votes In this community. We y
= urge the speedy passage Of the =
= Hamilton bill. and regard as de- y
y plorable the action OF the seekers y
= Of personal gain In opposing the y
= passage OF the bill y
= signed-Chafles Relnken. p. y. =
= Dalles. r. A, Frost. Fred. BECKER, \
y r. l.. Walworth, Fred, schOlle. y
= r. r. scheele, G.. w. Sporting. G. y
= huning, =, 2 simmons. Oscar =
y 0oebel. r. w zwciger. william =
= ie Brun. Henry Oerpholde. John =
= W. Craig A. G. Mason, j. ~ =
y stagner, N r. Risney. r. W. =
= Campbell George v Hanlon. Dr. y
y w d. Radcliffe. Rev D. v =
= Picard. \
y This shows positively that. 70. =
= gardlcss OF the once seekers And =
y once holders. that tho people =
y are for Joint statehood. =
ANN NNNNN NNN NNN 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

r. C. Ripley, the assistant manager
of the Saut pc OH properties has re-
turned from Bakersfield with the In.
formation that the vol being sunk
on some new oil land. about four
miles from the field nov operated by
the santa Fo. has reached a depth Of
1890 feet and struck a pocket OF gas,
giving every Indication OF a paying
strike. Should the venture prove q
success. A. Is said that the field pres.
emily leased BY the company will be-
abandoned for The development Of the
new field which Is on the companya
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
CEBOLETA LAND GRANT PARTITION

The commissioners for the partition
of tho C1bollcta land grant Messrs.
Pradt. Moore and Whiting have con.
cludod their labora anu filod their 70.
port 10 tho court Tho grant was
partioned 20 the following Richard.
son. Rayuoldu and McMiilen; y W.
Clancy ., al. -. 8 ltodey a a.. l..
Bradford Prince 81 aL. people of Co.
boiieta ami unrepresonted owners
A portion ~ the grant on the north
east corner n 10000 acres was SET
apart 70 be- sold for the purpose Of
paying taxes costs and charges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
Colorado Legislature.

Denver. Jan. 20,-Both houses OF
The general assembly adopted a Joint
resolution TO hold only forenoon ses.
sions during the contest for the gov.
ernorship Tho committee hearing
the contest viii sit afternoons and
evenings First reports of the OK.
peris examining the ballot boxes will
be submitted TO the committees this
afiernnon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
FLOODS cosT LIVES
AND DESTROY PROPERTY

A Clifton. Arizona. dispatch dated
Jan 3. says Five persons are dead
as the result OF the series Of foods IN
this vicinity 0arius the last week.
John Hunt and ). Romero are the
only ones who have boon Identified,
but there are three other bodies. Sow
cral bodies are aiso said to have been
seen floating ln the river. bat have not
ueen recovered Owing To the Grip
plinB of the wire service 90 estimate
made The damage will reach al least
500 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Fall River. Jan. Thousands OF
operatives who have bcon idle nearly
six months as the result OF the great
textile strike returned TO work today
Although they start at ~ i.2 PER cent
reduction the feeling IA prevalent that
the governors arbitration viii bring
about higher scale Of wages IN the
near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Washington. Jan. 20.--Pfesidont
Protein Frye laid before the senate
today a Telegram from the governor of
New MeNico transmitting she memoir
ial adopted by me legislature of that
territory protesting against the union
OF New Mexico and Arizona in 1no
state and urging admission Of New
Mexico as state with rs present
boundaries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
RAILROADS ARE HAVING
TROUBLE WITH ICE GORGE

santa Fe Track Covered Win Water
Which Has Frozen and Delays Trains.
a Pueblo. Colo, dispatch, dated
Jan Is, says Tho Santa We aud RIO
Hrande Railroad companies are com.
PEELED to keep men at work six and
halt miles west OF Pueblo 70 prevent
an lee gorge from causing a food that
VIII do damage 20 their tracks. The
gorge which Is half mile long and
ten or eleven feet deep. aud was
formed about week ago. The water
had backed up several miles and tae
river at the gorge was fully half a
mile wide. The railroad men have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Philadelphia. Jan. ls-- Every lodge
Of the Trainmen's Brotherhood ON the
Pennsylvania road has been notified
20 be- prepared for cipher message
which would call them on strike or
notify them that the differences with
the company have been settled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Washington. Jan. -, Prof. James
a. Talmage. Of the University o. Utan.
authority on doctrines OF the Mormon
church, was again on the stand today
10 the Smoot Investigation judge 4.
w. Tyler. codnsel for the protestants,
conducted rigorous cross.oxamina.
tlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Pekin. Jan. 20.-A high oaicial
Chinese foreign oflcor said today
that tho neutrality of Chlna was a..
aurcd Russian complaints. he pre-.
sumed were Intended 10 constitute a
preiext Tor further demands as a com.
ponsatlon for the losa u Port Arthur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ANTONIO GOMEZ KILLED
~ A FALLING LOO

Antonio Gomez. aged Hlxty.soven
years. one Of tho wearhlest sheep
growers of Santa Fe county. vas IN.
sianily killed Tuesday in a forest near
hs ranch, twenty-five m.les south Of
aaiiatoo. Gomez, accompanied by
some Of bis employees. was hauling
wood. No was driving team of
mules. which became frightened and
ran away. When the mulak ran Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Jefferson CITY. Mo-. Jan. l9--The
Legislature today 10 joint session took
third ballot, as follows Nicdrlng.
haus. 81 Coekrell. 81 Kerens, 81 Pct.
tijohn, O. Necessary 10 a choice. So.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
Integrity o. china.

Washington, Jan 10. 9.--SecrSiary
Hay has secured possession of assur.
anoes from the powers that there shall
be no attempt made upon the lnteg
rity Of Chiug,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
commander of the Eortre.a.

Toxic, Jan. l9--It Is considered
probable thai Major General Iilchl.
General Nog's chief of star. viii be
appointed commander OF Port Arthur.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-06-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


You will. be sure of good bread if
you get it of Yocum & Deans.
Miss Vernie Enright of St. Paul
is guest at the home. of Martin
Murphy. I'll
Matt. and Ed. Elertson with their
families picnicked at Ilwaco Springs
Tuesday.
have three pianos two slightly
used-rto be sold at sacrifice. G..
A. Rasmussen.
John Campbell went to Rice Lake
yesterday to visit his brother, Prof.
Eugene Campbell.
Rev. Clough will preach at the
Chapman school house Sunday aft
ernoon at 8 O'Clock.
Mitchell Wyman has gone to
Westhope, N. D., to spend his va
cation with his uncles.
Mrs. George Wallet of Mime
apolis was a visitor the past week
with Miss Annie Barrett.
c. P. Burnett left Monday for
Madison to attend the graduating
exercises ofrthe University.
Judson Knight is home from St.
Louis where he had been visiting
relatives for some time past.
Mrs. Louis Larson is spending
the week with her husband who is
employed at Fort Totten, N. D.
The Misses Emily and Alice Par
sons are up from their schools al
Madison for few weeks visit.
New Centerville celebrates the 4th
of July with the Redmen's Band
and Orchestra as a special attrac-
ton. ]4
l.. 1. Lusk has sold his farm, the
Sherlock Wales place, TO F. D.
Pierce of Pine River, Waushara
county. esla
Miss Emma Cooper went to st.
Paul Tuesday to attend.the wedding
of her friend, Miss Shaw, to Mr..
Robinson, 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Williams of Min
neapolis are visitors at the home of
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. S. Toby.
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BIG RIVER.

Ernie Staples of Diamond Bluff
was a visitor here this week.
Ada Boals is visiting at the home
of her brother and sister here.
I'D. Boals and Will Davidson
each sports new road wagon.
VIM. Gray of River Falls spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the old
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vim spent
Wednesday of this week at Els
worth.
Miss Matte Ward visited friends
at Hager and Diamond Bluff the
past week.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan of River
Falls is visiting at the homes of
Will and Thos. Davidson.
Jim Gray spent the past week in
River Falls at the home of his par
ents, being under the care of doc
tor there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barrett and
son returned Tuesday evening from
their two weeks visit at Rush City.
They visited relatives of Mr.. Bar
rett on their way home.
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Neighboring News.

Percy McCue drove out from
Prescott Friday.
Fred Heacox and family spent
Sunday at Mike McCue's.
Henry Doe and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a brand new girl
Mrs. Stephen Browell and Mrs
Sarah Shepard are visiting in Red
Wing.
Mrs. Ellen Clark of River Falls
was the guest of Mrs. Ed. Wilson
recently.
Clarence Virgins breaches al
Beldenville Sunday, June 18th, at Z
o'clock p. m.
Our teachers, Glen Junkman anc
Dora Terpening, closed their schoo
here with picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Conrad of St
Paul Park visited here the first Of
the week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Wilcox.
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ALLARD-STEWART CO.

G. D. McKinnon opened the new
hotel, The Parker House, Tuesday.
The hotel is one of the finest in
northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Herman Wehman and two
sons of Minneapolis, sailed last
Saturday for Germany where they
expect to spend the summer.
Geo. Theo. Smith went to Rice
Lake yesterday to attend the state
firemen's tournament as dele9 ate
from the local fire department.
Eugene Starin has moved from
the Fortune house, corner of Maple
and Second streets, to the Evans
house back of Lund's wagon shops.
Mrs. G. A. Hull and son Bert are
expected from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
tonight. They have rented rooms
at Commodore Shorts and will re-
main here on account of the sons
i'll health.
The convention of the Eau Claire
Epworth League district will be held
at Prescott next Tuesday and
Wednesday. Lectures will be given
by the best speakers among Mime
sofa pastors.
Charlie Mayer of Bristol, S. D.,
was in the city yesterday for short
visit to his father and sister. He
came here from Luck where he had
been visiting his sister, Mrs C. A.
Love, for few days.
The Troubadors will be here the
30th, one week from tomorrow.
Prices for the entertainment are as
follows: Reserved seats Csc; COM
mon 25c; children 15c; dance tickets
75c a couple; reserved seats and
dance $1.20 a couple. Tickets on
sale at Taggart's.
About a hundred men, women and
children spent a pleasant day yes
terday at the Glover farm in the an
nual picnic of the Iowa county, Wis,
people who have settled in this Sec
ton of the country within the last
few years. All the people from that
section of the state are now inc1ud-
ed in an association, the purpose
being to form bonds of friendship
that shall make life in this their
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-06-22
BELDENViLLE.

Mr.. Sarbuck has erected new
barn.
Grandma Greeley is visiting in
Ellsworth.
Miss Dopkins of Fargo is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. L. D. Edwards and children
are visiting in Ellsworth.
Geo. Fletcher visited friends in
the Twin Cities last week.
Jas. Drake and wife visited friends
in Hartland Saturday and Sunday
Fred Travis has purchased fine
driving horse from Charley Salton.
The little Junkman girls visited
their grandparents in Ellsworth over
Sunday.
Mr.. Fryer and family of Ellis
worth visited at H. 0. Junkman's
last Sunday.
Alice Beardsley of Wheaton
Mimi, spent few days at John
Clonts last week.
William Salton is building house
on the Cornell place to replace the
one burned last spring.
This district is doing some good
road work. They are using Larson
Bros threshing engine on the
grader instead of horses.
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new home more pleasant. A bounti-
full dinner was served at noon, after
which game of base bali was
played between mines gotten to-
gether on the spot. This was fol-
lowed sby program of recitations,
singing and addresses by Mr., Hook
ing of Stoughton and Rev. Clough,
after which ice cream and cake
were served. Everybody voted the
day we'll spent. James Allen is
president of the society. Arrange
ments were made for a picnic next
year, which will be held on the Kin
nickinnic.
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OAK GROVE.

Miss Annetta Bowen, teacher in
the Corcoran district, had a school
entertainment last Saturday evening.
A varied and interesting program
was rendered and a large assortment
of good things were in evidence.
One of the noted characters on the
program was the photograph rendi-
ton by Julius Reeck. Mr.. Reeck
is certainly an expert with the circu-
lar disks. A treat of this order is
rarely heard outside of large cities
Mr.. Reeck merits the thanks of the
residents of Dist. No. s. Miss Bow
en- is to be congratulated upon the
success of her work here and in all
probability will return the coming
year.
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Worth Reading.

In all the Baking Powder Wars"
that have been internationally waged
in the last twenty years, there is one
point that has been overlooked by
the belligerent makers of these
goods. Rival manufacturers have
contented themselves with accusing
their competitors of making an I'M
wholesome product. The question
of keeping quality, and, therefore,
efficiency in raising bread, the only
purpose for which baking powder
is used, appears to have been gen.
orally ignored. There are many
powders which, when fresh, and
the can is first uncovered, will do
fairly good work, but after stand
ing for some time on the pantry
shelf, the powder becomes so weak
as to be almost worthless as far as
raising bread is concerned. This
is especially true in the case of the
So called Phosphate" powders,
which, were it not for this fatal de-
feet, would be satisfactory baking
powders. The unsuccessful at
tempts to overcome this fault of the
Phosphate" powders has enlisted
the services of more chemists and
cost more money than the solution
of any other problem connected
with the raising of bread. The
makers of these Phosphate" pow
ders raise great cry about the
wonderful healthfulness of their
product, but what matters all this
if the powder will not fulfill the
only object for which it is pur
chased? The housewife to whom
economy is an object will avoid these
Phosphate" powders.
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FoREsTvILL LIE.

The Bredahl families spent Sun
day with relatives in Clayton.
Mrs. Fred Swanson is enjoying a
visit from her brother of Minneapo-
lis.
Green West of River Falls was a
caller in this vicinity one day last
week.
A few of our young people
attended the dance at Beldenville
Saturday night.
Mrs. L. S. Richardson of Spoon
er and little son Clyde visited at w.
H. Cheney's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Caldwell of
Clifton spent Friday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cheney.
Hilda Herydahl of River Falls
and Lulu Shella of Gertrude visited
friends here one day last week.
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DONEGAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cunning spent a
day with friends here las week.
D. p. Collins and wife visited
friends here the first of the week.
Mrs. P. Moynihan is spending 2
few days at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. H. Clifford.
Mrs. ]. Cernerhouse, who had
been at Winona, Mimi, for some
time, returned home the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Adams visited
at the home of their daughter, Mrs,
II. Mcmahon in Maiden Rock over
Sunday.
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CLIFTON.

School at Pierce Valley closed
with picnic on the 10Th.
Will Patter, an old-time Clifton
boy, visited in town recently.
J. H. Crosby and wife of Mime
apolis were recent visitors here.
The Board of Review meets next
Monday, the 10th, at the clerks of
flee.
The town clerk commenced TAX.
ing the state census of 1905 last
Tuesday.
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The dance at the Hall was thinly
attended. 1t is to be renewed, or
continued on Friday, June %.
Mrs. L. L. Richardson of Spoon
er and Mrs. Roth of Minneapolis
have been visiting at Cadwell's.
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Notice.

DR.. G. D. Gallup's Office has been
changed from the fremont Block to
the room next door north of J. S.
Wadsworth $. shoe store. Residence
306 Second street. Office phone No.
155; residence, No. 100.