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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

A number Of Eastern Star ladies and
gentlemen Of Jasper chapter went to
Joplin yesterday where they we're the
guests OF the Joplin lodge last night,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06
Letter List.


List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post Oficeat Jasper Mo. for the
week ending April, 6, 1905.
LETTERS,
u NJ can't. Mrs. r. II. crockett.
Rev. John r. Trett.
CARDS.
c. c. Dehouth. Joe Hunt.
Miller Imp co.
GB WADE p NJ.
BIrgain Counter.
Don't fail to come in next Sat
nrday, March 18th, as we are GO
ing to sell 500 yards of Zepher
Bingham for u cts per yard
This is one of the greatest bar
gains ever put on our counter,
Come and get what you want,
Resp'y, j. ID. Harbur
Ed King is now riding in new Blue
Ribbon Buggy he got it of webb Bros
last Saturday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

The Epwortn League of the NJ. f.
Church, South, will give social at the
home OF A, NJ. Crandall Monday night.
All are invited 70 attend.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Will and Ed Isenmau will plant their
corn with - Playball planter. They
bought it at Webb's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

e. W, Campbell looked at the
Gretchen, Crackajaek and Play.ball.
lie says they all look good to me and l
will take an edge drop, all three-in-one.
at Webb's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

For bargains in up-to-date millinery
trade at Mrs c. L. Camdbell's and ro-
ceive nice premium with all cash pur.
chases.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Jake Sunderland says will start tn,
COrnplanter trade this year by buying
a Play-ball.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

VIM French reminds one Of a little
boy with his first Iair OF Boots. He
bought Crackaiack at Wsbbs.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

j. Thiel says II have looked the field
ever and will take the Playball.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

We carry the pittsburgh Perfect
hog fence best on earth d, G. Lumber
Co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

We only handle good clean coal
Dickson Goodman Lumber Co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Mrs. McArty dropped into Webb Bros
and bought Craokajack Cornplanter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

LOST Heavy plush cape, lined with
purple satteen. Lost about the last OF
February or first Of March. Suitable
reward for return of care to this Office
or To the owner Mrs Lula Cook.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

For "Pittsburg Perfect" hog fence see
ID. q. Lumber Co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Ladies ReadyAIade Skirts Shirt Waists Corset Waists
Underskirts Night Gowns, Summer Underwear
etc., Laces Embroideres, Notions all kinds
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness they rendered US during
the sickness and death Of our son and
husband.
Pnrnnfa md nifn Of 1 Il Crnu
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Trade at Mrs. &. +. Campbells where
you will fluid the most complete line o
Millinery aud Ladies Furnishings to So.
lect from ever shown in Jasper.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

We want your trade d G Lumber Co.
A fiue boy was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
Joe Rice last week.
Buster Brown Collars at
Joyce s. Lee.
Hats, Caps, glove etc at Joyce
and Lee.
For Fresh Homemade Bread go to J ,
Brights. 3l.4
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Mr. Edwards form the Northwest says
| love. Gretchen" Webb's loaded ole
for him.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Mrs. Gaddis has Joined the procession
and bought new 1hree-in-one Corr
planter at Webbs.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

We want your trade d q Lumber Co
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

Save money on your new srring hat
and purchase Of Mrs. C, f. Campbell,
Get it at the New York Racket
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1905-04-06

W. ii. Smith came all the: way from
Medoc to get a Craekaiack at Wcbbs.
He used his neighbours last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
Miscellaneous.

Stuard Hirschman has bought from Nen9' or
William II Reynolds of Brooklyn 49, loi'
known as Bowen PARK. FLUSHING J.. Ntp}
OF the lots are improved with private GN'l
ngs This property adjoins the land aoush
n few weeks ago by the Queens luvr-irg
Company. OF which Frank Tiliold p pre'
Sol Cohen Is the buyer Of Nos 5i' and 80
West ssthStrcet sold recently. ,
Louis Becker has leased for Mrs N p
Newman to A. Gnncher OF Passalc. y. -
the dwelling at 52s West ls2d street
Pochcr 4 Co. have leased so ls' Nu'
Forty~fourth street. four story dVe,unN
for r F. Kerston 20 William Greene iof nIH
moss purposes. ,.t
two-tbirds OF a floor IN the Number Forty.
nine Maiden Lane Building now n couN
of construction for samuel I. MYERS 10
Samuels. Cornwall 4 stevens. INSURANCE
brokers II also leascd offices m II
same building TO Bernheim h Beer ana ne
New York Standard watch and Chronome'I
Company. The second floor OF the nniiIO :
has been rented 10 Hammel. Highlander =
Co The same brokers also negotiated p .
sale OF the lease for l.. r. Melsmai OF ~
store In the Morton Building ~ No ne 49,
street to Charles W elmer, This lease nv
number OF years to run and the aEsTrS1.'
rental amounts 10 about $1,000 nc -an,
company has also leased for Wilson. biIhfr
a Wilson a loft at No. 200 Canal stree, 70
NJ Kline 4 Co. and lofts ut No. rs tluol
street for the BrinkcrhoI estate 10 the An.Fi'
Fgvptian Cigarette Manufacturing TO-. aid,
in conjunction with William CrulhthAi
sons. Offices in the Loft BuildinG, thnf'b tIl
Cortlandt streets. to the Field and Fancy I'D
tt.Ifiup tFomDauV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

FIF

FIFTH AyENUE.,- Douglas Robinson,
Charles >. Brown 1 Co have sold for the
No SIS Eth avenue. 2JsyIO0. 10 the pur-
chaser Of the leasehold formerly owned by
Hugh II Baxter.
PARK AyENUE-Dur 4 Conger have sold
for John Kafka 70 Theodore Groin the
five story hnt ~ the northeast corner OF
Park ayenu, and Ninety-t fth street.
ileTH STREET. -(iOdfrey B. Moore has sold
TO Mrs Ella Gitskey Nos. 25s and 250 West
ii2th street. adjoining the corner of
Eighth avenue, hye story apartment
house. on plot 50Jl0o. known AS the Larch-
mont The price IS reported at about
$4,000.
usTH STREET Pocher & Co. have sold for
Thomas Cunningham No. li4 West iISh
street. u three story dwelling. on lot FOX
iOOii.
LEMON AvENUE.-The Hudson Realty Com
fenoN avenue and I30fh street a plot look
100. 70 Louis and BENJAMIN Nieberg. The
Randolph Hacker Company was the broker.
This completes tie rasale OF the property
purchased from TIC Equitable life Assurance
EiGHTY-NINTH STREET Folsom Bros.
have sold Tor Ferdinand Ncrth the Ave
story FIAT at No 2l5 East EiRhty-ninth
street; on lot 2oNGn.s. 20 Abraham Strauss
! FIFTY NINTH STREET. Frederick T. Barry
has resold for Myer :. Auerbach 10 Alfred
Dunn No. III East Flfty-ninth street
a three tory and basement building with
store on lot 2oyi0o.j.
! FORTY SIXTH SIREET.-Pease & Elliman
have -old for J. Pierrepont Edwards the
four story private dwelling. No. Il East
FortY-siXth street. OH lot 251l0o.j The
asking price WIS 100000.
| NAGLE AVENTE.-D David Stewart sold for
the Central Realty Bond and Trust Com
pany the southeast corner OF Magic avenue
and Hawthorne street. running through 10
Tenth avenue. plot i5oIl3g.iOr irregular
20 John Lever.
! SIXTY-FOTRTH STREET.-H. c. Senior 4
! Co have sold FOR Carries J.. Greenhall the
three story dwelling No IA West Sixty
fourth street. on lot i40xloo5. 10 Mrs
Fannie Low.
/ EIGHTH AVENUE oEstfeld 4 Prayer
Cou5panv the plot. IoGrs25 al The south
cast corner Of Eighth avenue and it9th
street.
J SIXTEENTH STREET Arthur Fischer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
Coming Auction Sales.
az No. isi Broadway, Y o'clocs
MONDAY. JAN. 20.
Tat.v.k nav

BY Joseph =. Day
Broadway No. las. west side, about 2, II .see
north 81 Broomr street pOl01 20 Mercer 'itf1
asx-- two four story stone font loi' and s'o'.
buildings. Interior lot. begins 81 ieg, Wt,sN..,
broadway, 0.4xi464: }. \. Gerard " ' 49,
81 al. j 81 Bowers. attorney q. J.. Morgan tf''''
subject To taxes &C. s. 9lesS' partition -, 20.
Eighty ninth STREET. No. 22B south SIDE =" ~
east OF Third avenue, 25Xlu0s rtc sw-t ''i'
tenement; sieVfred Wels vs. Anna hAcal: = ~,
Judgment 50 os7-S2, subject TO taxes e. S''''"
PRIOR mortgages. $1,000.
TUESDAY. JAN. 81.
By Samuel GoldSilcker.
Lexington avenue, No is2c, nornnrN corf
iisth street, ?o.llX7si0 four story hai "NH '''''
executors sale.
By D. p Ingraham 4 Co
Fourth street Nos 3is TO $40 ror'fg., 20,
100 10 feet southeast ~ Avenue {. Nsf. ~
six story bhck icncm cnts. State Bans '--,,9
Thomson. referee: due on judgment, =
subject 10 taxes. &c, - .siobi. e'id subject '' ~
mortgages aggTegating $1,000.
By Bryan J.. Kennedy
Eighty eighth street. No. "a npr'h H1'
feet east 81 Amsterdam avenus- lsNlin,, -
York Life Insurance and Trust Com1ny 81 la
smith 81 al. RmmcJ r. nio-nc T., .-
SiccNer. referee: due On Judgment. si'''.'
ject to taxes. &c, si.0550
IS james l.. wells
Willow LIANT. southeast corner OF . siT'f. n
three feet wide. 25N i5N Walter NhtN .N 81,
Muller rt al; {. =. H8lock. sitornrlt = is
referee. due on judgment. $3.50. subject '' '.'
WEDNESDAY. FkB q
By Herbert 4. Sherman ..,
Centre street. Nos. i5l q 81 west sac 90. W.,
bctwc ~ Walker and Canal streets. l,s t.
Irregular Z 70 ,. nyc ana tWO slof' butil'"s@
inks sale estate OF GtoIve = labiiui. ,.f
/ Twenty Third street. No 3ia. nora -li ~
feet cast OF Second avcnu. iN5H wv =
brick tenement. M. - william. vs. 81.
ri al: Harrison q 70. attorneys - HAS
Partition
rs Parish Fisher. Moor'S "A,
Thirty nrst street, Nfs io lu -'lN r
feet west VI Finn avenue. "5N17 p iN'
brick and stone hotel. American MOI tff
pauy IS. ". g. uewrg q al isys f- - ID
{, ". iartridge, referee dlr % -.
N2OSi659. taxes, &C.. tle2l.fo tuhJ'
gage Of SJ75goo.
49, l.. : phillips 4 CO.
Thlrty fourth street, Nus. 81 i' $50 ...
1858 feet east OF second avenue. % htf-
four stury flats, attn stores. ft'rninf- ''
Of JOHN l. lindhtlm, decreased.
Henry street. SO 81. south Side. U.s. ~
Pike street. 25.sIinn. ltaselUd. SlF ,'nfl
nNe sfor rear bulldog executors
Of HYmnn Israel deceased.
rs Joseph laH .-
Prospect avenue. vest -i1c. 2h.i 'f'f t1..
strrA Is iNse. GS7iKtgC state hrai'
gage Company Vs o. la.uf ~ H..
attorney 4. l. Jacobs. referee do" 9n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

Tho veterans OF the New York A. G.. COM
noaed of the first hundred men or the club =
roster held their annual dinner At the club
ho,as last night and the affair was Ia every
wnv a sucocss. several appropriate toasts
were responded 10 eloquently. and there WAS
,be usnal good cheer and good fellowship
an around the festive board. Those present
,rore president John Van Worrner. james
eoas C,,rran. {. H. Iebert. Walter ). Wilson.
A r ColfaI. George H. b. Mitchell. ". II.
pols.on p A curtis \ II Wheeler W 5.
NcCredy r. " Rathborne. A. IA Curtis.
II NJ stern. ] G.. STOW. y. G. Williams. w NJ.
Murray. l.. Richard. DR.. ". \. Bartlett,
! " Iestrade y. g. Gouldy. II. 5. heyser.
! " carter f. Townsend. George }. Gould.
j. n Booth. C. II. TruaE. W l. lawson.
W r. stewart. " Wood. Theodore Guerra.
A u Wilson. G. L Davies. r. u. COTE, Jr..
II u Sayre. Hugh /; BaXter' g. - imillps,
s A. Perkins. H. B. Phinny, W /. Detmold.
p ! t1iskley. 4 A Reed r. > lnnet X. Z.
Stoeotei Victor r Pelln. j. y. Foot, Walter
a SCHUYLER r Curris. g. A. Ennell, A: Y.
De Coicouria r X SegRermann,J j. ): Mitchell,
& NnyhoT n Van Wyck. DR.. j. II. French,
\ r. French. T. r. Atterhury. j. VI. Harley.
q Steeie. L. G. smith. 4 p. Morgan; Evart
r = Luoucr. II p rockingham, C. 4. Tatum,
e ii De witt. T. T. Ballard, Z. :. Connor.
II r Ficken. + Gilman. {. II. Wilcox, X. r.
Stuyvesant. Daniel Appleton Dr X; ;.
McNauehton. O. Sherman 4. +; RYAN John
Glass. Jr. H. s Wilson, =. > ihomssi G. D.
~ Hqs' a Rgs5D + + 4 T. lf PeSE B
Moore {. r Fuller. f. G. Taylor. J Gibson
and 7 Farley Wilder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
JApan's Mig Bank Deposits.

Seventy per cont. OF the japanese ak
penditures in the present war with Russia
remain Ia Japan. and as a result the de-
posits in the banks Of the island kingdom
are larger than they have ever been before. =
can Consul TO Osaka,
The working OF this is simple and &C
counts Tor present conoluons IN Japan. The
japanese army lives on rice and fish. The
Government has Ciyen its orders for these
provisions 70 the farmers and fishermen OF
Japan, who. when they receive the money.
deposit IL IN bank mostly. and when a ma
tional loan rs called for are prepared 10 loan
the Government the very money that they
have been paid Add 10 this the fact that
all the powder used by the JHps in tho field
IL manu- cturel at home. ana n Is evident
Why thor is bat % p"r cont l,it 10 70 ont Of
the country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

Of Augustus Thomas's Successes. and Henry
W. Savage has boon the sole sponsor for
George AIDE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

From me 81. Lon' Globe Democrat
Ansor foot channel from 81. louis 20 ihe Guif
could be maintained at small expense according 30
the Government engineers. That WEI do ior a
start. hut some dAy big ships viii traverse the MIS-
sss,ppi and Illinois between the Gulf and me lakes.
WIN 81 Lnuia as the great nldpoti
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

in this way: What will Liz'buth COrson say3"
At seven O'Clock that evening with wet hair sicked
his forehead and clean paper collar squeezing
his brown neck Levi Bragg sat hubly in the presence
of the Gribben girl She munching broken candy,
newly arrived per Levi Having delivered himself of
the story prepared by the skipper in conference, the
youth nervously rubbing the back of his neck,
severe regard.
You're lying, Leve Bragg said she. Il see it
in your eye-the that amt black she added
spitefuy. Now you either tell the truth, black
eve part and all, and shame the Devil, you up
killick and git out. | won't marry that's
a liar It's misery and trbulation your whole life
long Our family had liar onct and sorrow come of it.
If youAave to lie about Cap Treadwels daubn, then
it's sunthin' that my Ant 'Liz'buth ought know
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

ranks on the wharf, knowing Captain Treadwells
cholerc temper gazed moment the variegated face
he presented the Imogens rail and then sitted TO
the BACKGROUND to smile and comments. 1t
was only the Coves storekeeper, fortified by his con-
scosness of intimate business relations who venured
with iovial below of laughter:
Wal Capn Dom hain't your gt-uP kind O fancy
this trip"
Il want to say to you an to all as it concerns,
beloved the skipper THAT my face is my own prop
ertv and no morgidge it! I'm prepared to cuff
snickerers and wallop them as has observations to
make Take your warnins and stand your chances.
When they glimpsed the blazing ferocity under the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
l o

mo y;saqe with trembling hands And you say you
amt KNOWN who done northn'' persistedLev1
mo sir, no more'n the nnercent babe asleep IN ITS
cradle-and without any paint on it, declared the
snrt- broken skipper An me due to be married.
II amt 70 he come over with scrubbin, Levi. What
-whatn | do-my Gawd! whatll do?" The crew
meditated
I'm tell ye" he suggested with sudden eagerness'
ave might paint on another co't-say all black or
srnthn' solid Then yed be all one color and not so
noticeable These varieties is sartin goin to make
folks snicker They can't help it nohow l know
how it is myself He sadly tested the PunilesS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

COIOIS, OIu IIICII IIdSICIICI
hobblingly behind the
fsh-house to gasp gut
flaws and young men
went afar into the fields
to roll and kick.
1t straightway became
the universal topic in
every Cove household,
and all comment ended
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

and bIinked as she TePeated- Co--ege -a--e-
Why, their schools amt down on wharf. a
they?"
''No-nol' he snapped But they have seer
s'cieties that raise-we1, they're up TO didoes d
whole CONTINUAL time. They paint stun statutes al
fences and all them things and"
Knocks on the entry wall by some one advauci
from outer door. and then, with the bland unco
ventionality prevailing at Cundys Cove. enter Gribb
girl towing Levi Levi red apprehensive and berdr
imploringly apologize looks on the skipper
Ant Liz 'buth" said the Gribben girl with
accustomed decision OF speech. Il don't stick n
fingers into other folks steel traps gen raj thin
but when the famlys concerned its dif'rert t
awa's out straight-arm and 10 the pint. Leve Bra
tried to lie to me jest now, and l caught him al
reckon YOU amt been used any better vourse-5 al
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

about" She promptly checked his stammering
protestations.
I've said, an you've heardl" she declared No
more whiffln'.'
'''Tain't o my business-his'n amt he
pleaded.
'Hain't he gon' to marry my Ant Lz'but
Haint you my beau' Hain't you Proposin to q,
yourself into family"
Hell kill me. You know himl"
Then go long of and stay with him If he's your
choice Probly the two OF you IN It together an
the ones as bad the other Two men as makes i
pint to deceive the women as trusts eml Here
Take what's left of your old candy Seems Ike
'twould choke me. Now leave this house"
She pushed his 1ank form out into the dark entry.
slammed the door and burst into audible weepi-s
All of EN- alike-al deceiversl" she sobbed Al The
time her ear was shrewdly cooked above the zols-
pillow.
Levi tiptoed to the window and stood looking m,
twisting his cap in miserable uncertainty Her --rz
grew more frantic. He tapped on the glass but She
did not heed. Again those bitter reflections about
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

/ he skipper Var1ed
his hours of rest by
gazing wistfully in
the glass at his dec
orations and con-
templating his we'd
ding outfit with sighs
and laments.
Captain Domini-
Gus would have pre-
ferred to make dock
at the Cove under
cover of night. But
wind and tide bore
him up the harbor
in mid afternoon. As
usual, the folk of the
hamlet were all on
the wharf, for the
packets sundries
meant a little some
thing to each house
hold.
Those in the front
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

no women should appear. Levi
swore his oath dutifully; but
later at work in his cuddy or
taking his trick at the wheel he
muttered sage suspicious that
he kept carefully to himself.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

men VINO were dDle 10 marry 1t>oal--e- Ll--l-
The stubborn anger of an innocent man 81 10
was being prosecuted rose within him The
skipper must look out for himself,
In fact, at that moment the skipper was
attempting TO do so For the dozenth
time spinster Elizabeth COrson had tipped
the paper shade Of the lamp 50 IS %
\ light up his decorations once uore. and
then had settled back into her rCe Kin z
chair, persisting mournfully. Wei Il
seems as though you must have some
Il ideei'
And for the thirteenth time Captain
Dorninicus inwardlv cursing her stub
born doubts, hitched forward on the slippery
haircloth of the sofa, thwacked fist into 2 I'm,
and vowed that he didn't Again with des-
perate earnestness he started upon the tale Of
mystery, as though the reiteratiOn would clear
her mind IN his behalf
Grabbed me! Why, It was quicker a
iibe with the wind how-so IN Eggemoggin!
And | couldn't do a thing with EN-. Not a
thing! And as l say, l amt got the least
speck of idee-'' Sudden inspiration from a
newspaper story he had read some weeks
before: liz buth, III bet I've got III
College fellersl That's it.
l. i -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

I'm dom my bOunden duty IN
warnin YOU. You'd better n
terview these two together.
Ant, before they patch ~ any
more bunkum. " She east q
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-01-25
In a Peculiar Country.

Culdesac, Idaho, Jan. 20.-Having
been reader Of the Argus for many
years, and being in receipt of many
letters from old friends in Fergus ask
ing about this country, l would like
to answer them through the columns
of your paper. This is very pecu.
liar part of the country. possessing al
all kinds of climates. l live twenty.
five miles from Lewistown, and it is
claimed that this section is 400 feet
above sea level There is no soil, as
we understand the term-nofhing but
sand, yet 1t is fertile and nearly all
kinds OF fruit are successfully cult
waited. To get out OF this canyon, 1t
lis necessary I'd climb very high
mountain. which brings you to the
finest soil I have ever seen. 1t pro-
duces in abundance all SORTS euf fruit
and grain. There is difference of
20 degrees of temperature between
the highland and the section in the
canyon. Our little town Is suround-
ed on three sides by wheat belts, with
fine timber On one side. There Is a
good chance for numbering enterprise
here. but it will require about $4,000
to swing 1t. We have a flour mill
with capacity df so barrels. and IL
an investor should buy that, with the
water right, build a ffume to the town
and run the lumber down, he would
hive a bonanza.
l send my best wishes to my old
friends and associates.
THOMAS CULNAN.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-01-25
WANTS CONRAD TO STAY.
Resolution Adopted by Commercial
Club Of Great Falls,

Great Falls, Jan. 2O.-The CONNER.
cial Club of this city, learning of the
intention of w. G. Conrad to remove
to Helena. would like to get that gen.
tleman to reconsider his plan, and
has adopted the following resolution.
which will be transmitted to Mr.. Con-
rad:
Mr.. Conrad, you have spent the
best years of your life in northern
Montana. You have contributed of
your wealth. your energies, your in
dustry and your sound judgment in
developing its resources, and we beg
you to believe we fully appreciate it.
1t has been your home for IS years;
your parents are buried here, your
children have been raised here and
your warm personal friends live here.
We are fully alive to your moral and
material worth and we ask you to
reconsider your decision and contin-
ue to make this city your home. Mr..
Conrad, we cannot afford to lose you.'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-01-25
Union adission Meetings.

E0MT Argus
Lewistown. Jan. 25.-The Union
Mission, opend just before the 6rst
of the year at the corner OF Fifth ave-
nue. and Main street. by the Christian
Workers Unio0, is inter-denomika-
tional-that is. II is composed Of per-
sons who have fully consecrated their
lives. with all they have, to the cause
of humanity. IN the name Of Chris.
Their purpose Ii to reach those who
do not attend q uTch. without regard
to the class Of society to which they
belong. It is not the Volunteers Of
America nor the Salvation Army, bat
an association OF members Of various
churches who have an earnest desire
to benefit their fellow men. The meet
ings thus fas have been well attend
ed. and since the evangelist, Miss
Baller. has been assisting, twenty per-
sons have been converted and many
sanctifed. The first room used soon
proved too small to accommodate the
people. and Rev. Winters. of the
Methodist church. has rendered the
use OF his church. This offer has
been accepted. and the meetings there
are crowded.
Miss Baller is a most convincing
speaker and should be heard by all.
The meetings continue all this week,
with bible talks each afternoon at
o'clock except Saturday. Song SER
vice every evening at 1880 with preach
ing at 8. All are invited to attend.