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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-07

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern to prove title and remove
property within Limitation from frac-
ton of S. w. of S 80, Township s and
Range 81. +. Il. CLARKE. 5-2t
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
walla walla. washington, May Is, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her intention
to make Communication proof in support OF her
claim, and that said proof will be made before
Elwyn p. Greene, 7. :. Commissioner at his
office III Pasco, Wash, on July q, 1908 viz:
PHOEBE WORK
who made II. F.. No. 1874 for the SW Il Sec.
%, 7. ". r. ~ +. W. NJ.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land viz Jepnic Walker, Mary f.
Dodge. Minnie Owens. David Mccoy, all OF
kennewick, Washington.
J. l.. MOHUNDRo, Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Wisconsin.

Waukcsha tWis) Freeman. Guthrie,
the hostess city on the occasion OF The
editorisa convention. Is "a the northeast
poftion OF the territory tess tht nan-
drcd milus from the Kansas inc, N Is
sixteen years since the town was laid
ton represents considerably more tEan
"a thousand Tor each year OF its existence
The town mas seventeen churches q
county high school, six graded schools.
q tine public library. that cost Si0.SO0.
a Masonic Temple that COST $50, 900 a
good system OF water works. better thnn
Waukeshahus-- a sewerage system. elcV-
en- miles OF brick pavement good street
car service, three railways eNcersnt
daily ncwspapcrs, and hundreds Of wen
built ana attractive homes. with ccn-
merial buildings fully m keeping ~ith
tne requirements and proportions OF the
city.
Due attention has been given 20
oiliamentation OF parks and streets
and while mperfeetions certainly eN-
ist. the wonder is that 50 much mas
been accomplished. The streets are we'll
shaded and hard and rapid work IS be-
Ing done 10 further improve
In social way the people OF Guth-
noNices Ia the art OF enterttining.
The guests within their gates are
made 70 feel the prevalence % a spirit
0f kindly hospitality which finds ok
pressions In ways characteristic of the
pioneer American life
Naturally the people there entered
heartily INTO the work OF making The
editors feel at homc. the people OF
growing enterprising towns generally
that prevailed 10 Waukesha years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

20 longer keep statehood away from
them.
outside Of the broncos. an aest horse
stock comes from Kentucky and South
efh ndAua and ohio. or course. there
are occasional exceptions 10 this rule
There Is no danger Of any scarcity OF
negroes, and instead ot dhninisning we
opine tnni at least Ia that section tLey
are vastly increa sing. judging from The
Roosevelti4n families We s4w
There q Va quiet but sure shifting OF
business ceutels goiug on .and some OF
the hithci io stlid old wholesale ceaserS
are being rapidly ouisirpped by tiit
younger and un 10 iho present slrn.,sf
unkno@s rivals Ia this new hand.
rhere are no Indians In tue Southwest
such as we casterners look for; that is.
Wh1t are called blanket Indians who
are supposed 20 live iu semi- barharous
condition. On the other hand the IN
dilns of She Central West and Southwest
All dress and live white man style are
nine- tenths OF them wealthy and only
substitute feathers and leather t0ggery
for their store clothes on very special
occasions and then only for parade and
The Southwestern raiir0ads are mar
vels Of enterprise and up-to -dateness.
soine on the stations. notably those az
Guthrie and oklahoma city. Okla ana
az sun Antcnio and Galvesfion Texas.
being perfect gems Of beauty and mar
rha, not only the Southwestern Re-
pnhlicans. but more especially the DEM
ocrats In that section, are wildly en-
thusiastic supporters of Theodore Ro0se-
Welt for another term.
As the quests Of the Missouri. kansaA
a Texas r. r.. famillaly known 10
ever, body us the katy road. the party
was taken fiom Sr Louis over a r0ad-
ned that for most part has been thor
oughly stone hallasied, and drawn by
engines that made as good speed as. and
IN manner thar fully compares with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

ew- a johnson ,.s... + aIsu county ,rss3

tW A. johnson n 1ian County ,1ex)
Herald
Oklahoma is wondered count,, to
look upon, when one realizes that ina
very oltesl I,art Of che territory did not
contain single house six.een wears
ago. IN fact We have seen .ery Jew
siNieeneia uofe fair 10 look upoo than
that. Notwithstanding uweet sixteen Is
an attract tive age ard one In which an
nature Ia supposed 70 bud to us r1ost
attractive degree
The Herald editor had unusual OBJ or
tunity for seeing Il ih IS "glad rars''
las, week and the trip was revelation
AT every turn.
We arrived ahead Of the genef.l PARTY
q the National Editorial association.
and having secured rooms In advance
we're soon comfortably domiciied Judge
y =. Brown WAS also on the train from
III Reno 20 Guthrie. he going there 10
attend supreme court t1 look after some
cases.
The large majority Of delegates 10 the
editorial meeting come -om St Louis In
a special train OF fourteen Pullman .ars
which arrived Ia Guthrie the next after
noon. after our arrival Many dclegat cs
from the west and south however.
came In by themselves and the total
number present was about seven h4n-
dred, including ladies'
The mi ttiug was OF especially interest
Ing nature, and WIS enjoyed by eve.y-
one present. The hospitality OF the peo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Pennsylvania.

Johnston tPa) Ttibune. Probably
nowhere else Is the sense OF civic pride
70 fully developed rs IN this new COIN
try. In towns half "a dozen years old
has been developed a local patriotism
that would put TO blusn that which it
Nnte ia the East There Is no room nerc
for the professional ''koncker" and the
man who is continually srOrling Decauss
the town Ia which he lives isn't rjod
enough for him 10 soon give TO under
stand that they'll uy TO woriy aiung
without nin As an Illustration. Dur
ing the tnrec-duy session OF the National
Editorial association Ia Guthrie. Ia ihe
course of whtch the delegates we're given
carte k,Anche on the electric cur liae.
II became noised about that .he street
car conductors were not IS courte eous
TO the visitors as they might he, and IN
petuance bred perhaps by hvle
extra work. were daring TO intimate that
Guthrie wasn't the best or the only
place IN the Unite States The local
committee ir charge OF the cdto-s' re-
ception took M the matter the sta cot
car company co-operated and from that
time on there was nothing from tne con-
ductofs but unfailing esarftsy md good
words fCf Guthrie. buth OF which wcro
most abundantly justified IN the hur,nle
opinions Of the visitors A weil-to-do
farmer, who came here ten years ago
with all his possessions In an emigrant
wagon told me he had never had "a total
season failure in the crop line II he
planted a crop and saw that for somo
reason Il wasn't going TO pan ou, ]"
he had time TO switch csf ana put In an-
other. once even planting the third time
before he got n good return. He esti-
mated the average wheat yield az twenty
bushele per acre and says forty to nfty
ave not rare. In "a number OF cases he
has known a single wheat harvest to pay
for "a farm. This seasons crop IN on
lahona alone will be 2h.000. 600 bashals.
he says. He thinks the people right
around him ara going wheat crazy. how
ever. and Is going w himself for more
diversified crops arguing TINT wheat
year after year is bound TO wear out
the soil. This may sound like tho ad-
vertisement Of somebody with land 10
sell in Oklahoma or Indinn Territory. hut
i Is beneath the truth rather than above
il. No observing person can travcrsa
the two Territories without coming TO
the conclusion that they are. IN very
truth, the Land OF the Fair Cod" "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

-uhcaf rctGy for ere sickle. corn from
krce high 90 iasselIna and cotton front
two 10 i1ur inchcs nigh. wtNe cattlc
and horses were as fot and sleek as
molcs. The exclusive native horse seems
10 be no longer raised. and the native
meres are being hrca TO kcntuclCy Road
sters. French Coach and HamIitoni4ns.
with here and there heavy uflrt horses.
The result a. a ciase OF horses thai VIII
compare wen with those 81 iowa We
were told that native mares bred TO
thoroughbred running Stock. produced
a horse that ~ swift Oh foot Ramef and
of great endurance Ihc indian seems
20 stick 20 the native pony, but .wnitc
men give evidence Of their belief Ia
crossing with better breeds. particnlar-
~ when stock Is intended fer northern
markets. The statement made To us
that the native pony H. bcttec adnDted
to the hot sun Indifferent care. and hard
usage given II. than the cross breeds
may have truth Ia IL. IN fact. the way
the average Indian uses a horse would
in a short time XIII or completely bftak
down "A rcnptc.ab3 bred lsJrse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

brass bands carriages and 1ll kinds Of
conVcyanccs which have ben at our COM
mand over since We arrived. One of
Che first persons we met here is an old
West Union boy. Mr. Bantf gano. the
very popular clerk At the Royal Hotel
the ieadiig hotel 0f the city. he IS very
popular With everybody here and Is quite
a favoritc among the ladies as he is still
single and u you West Union girls de-
sire 10 apply. you had better do 70 soon
J. z. Stewart. former Doddrldge coGn-
ty man. Is also here lie Is the brother
in-iaw of Mr Gano. having married Mis-,
Niula Gan0, about 20 years ago. Mr..
stewart had many questions TO ask
about Doddridge county people an or
which We answered to the best Of our
ability.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Geronimo Staying the Buffalo That Tckled the Pa late
of the n. E. A. Visitors 1O1 Ranch

populetion Of Oklahoma us now esti-
mated at between 100000 and 100000
II was S9s,ssl in 1900, and 61.S34 in
1890 a year after the territory was
opened to settlement
Ordinary methods OF calculating the
probable rate of growth are Of little
service because the country has held
out such remarkable attractions for
Immigrants There is very little waste
land. and what occurred during the
decade ls90.1sOO was an Unprecedented
change from wilderness to a fully
equipped modern community having a
density OF population above the aver
age in the West The area is less than
that of any of the states admitted since
1920. except West Virginia The pop
ulation in 1900 was greater than that
of any one of those states at the tine
of its admission to the Union. We
might make some interesting compar.
sons in this connection with some OF
the older states, whose meager begin
nines are forgotten because Of their
antiquity, but, considering the growth
OF the whole country and the radical
changes in the conditions of life. per
haps figures nearer our own time
would be thought more significant. We
give, therefore, the area and popula-
ton Of the states admitted since 1889
as they appear from the federal census
Of 300. with Ollahoma's added
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

= many aribntes pn.d "a this tcrfi-
~ ana her people b. the visitors who
ste here duilbR the National Editorial
rellng. Oklalfiha made Il lasting in-
esslon on tftW and by the way they
X OF her. ln&Ieh the columns Of taclr
pere Il Is frieudAaip iiiat viii nuf
81 f9r yeafs 20 CONN. The ciownins
ffgre Of their eutertuiament while it
iIhoma their fisit 10 ihe lol ranch
cited only words Of praise for the
naXemcH Tor fhe hospiiabie treat
snt received while guests af thaf piare
ip The exception of one or two not
dissenting urticle has appeared feam
editors present. which goes 10 show
AZ thclr bofnp of appreciation is fully
eloptd and that they nrei cipahl. of
l-Osniznfg successful termination on Z
pendouH Undertaking.
ne a6yertising which oklahoma e
Giving Is worth millions to her ana
have q tendency 10 eradicate that
tty Jealousy wtich was 80 Prominent
the struggle for statehood lust win
Each article appearing ln tslc pa
published from Maine 10 California,
m The Atlantic TO tine Pacific ocean
be q great hflf in the WY of an eds
atnr 10 ihe people oi the states and
,onNincing argument that The possihii-
claimed for Oklahoma aie not of a
Itaaua g0rical nature but are real
THAI nnancia Investments n the er-
pry oficr larger ana quicker returns
b anywhere in the Jmtcd States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

The councilmen OF Theodosia de
serve great credit for the holiness and
originality Of their reply to one Of the
demands OF the Potemldne mutineers.
Instead of presenting long arguments
against the LEGALITY OF filling the bunk
ers Of the mutinoas ship. the council
fatty refused to supply coal for the
reas6n that they had none.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

South Dakota ..... 1850 4Ol.57O
Utah m m . S4.97O 27s.749
Washington 49, 49,. $3.50 5ls.lOs
Wyoming 49, ...A. 1880 1881
Oklahoma 49,. ....... S9,O30 39s.38l
South Dakota and Washington,
which had larger population ths-
Oklahoma in 1900 had only s28.s0S
and s49,s9O respectively in 1890. the
year after their admission. and if the
Oklahoma estimates are correct the
territory has passed Washington by
this time. Moreover. whether It has
or not, there is no question as to its
future. MIR. Curtis speaks Of the re-
markable diversity Of It's products
which include the great agricultural
staples OF the North and the South, and
OF the division Of the land into coin
paratively small holdings Il Is evil
dent that cultivation viii be carried to
the highest point and that before many
years aImost the entire area will be
Ike vast garden
AS for the character OF the Dopula-
ton 1t IS enough 70 say that Il is thgt
Of the best elements 81 the older states
All things considered. therefore title
TO admission was never 50 clear as it
is in this case. Okiahoma'e title. too.
does not depend IN any " Sc upon
combination With Indian Territory. AMI,
il Is, of course, absurd and unjust ,o
make Oklahoma wait upon Arizona
and New Mexico no matter what their
claims may be. The territory should
certainly be taken into the sisterhood
Of states at the next session OF con
gress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

when we first realized the possibility
az making this a great watering place,
yet. which / fear has not been as zeal-
Ously maintained since hopes and aa-
pirations are in lnrge measure realized.
Maukesha (Wis) Freeman. Mrs. W
"A. Zrazier. assisted by the ladies Of The
federated clubs. entertained the visiting
ladies az clock in the afternoon az
the handsome residence on North Broad.
Il was one Of the most enjoyable anairs
and social eclat Ia the history of The
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

ported bs manufacturing ard disiribut-
NIX estabiishAcats, supplenientine The
irsee eaHtnating from a rica farming
country with other advantages not nec-
ess"iy nero TO enumerte, proved 10 us
th4l we knew nothing az ali about sou.
portions al least Of our grea; United
States and that our first duty On raach-
ing iome would be 10 send an urgent
letbr to our congressman tequestfnQ
MS unalterable support 81 statehood ana
proper recognition by the aafion of This
sreat country that the cast Fnows go
little OF and 50 blindlp acknowledgements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

a all statehood conventions thus far
4, save the one at Oklahoma City,
: week. there has been more or less
sension and wrangling. hence the
story that came from Washington
"a lack Of nnanimlty on the part of
people The resolutions adopted
oklahoma City ought to convince
gress that Oklahoma aud Indian
'ritory really and truly want state
h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

pie was something re.narkahe ana the
hotels being inndequete 20 the crowd the
homes OF the best cit4zrls Wei,s ,hr0Wn
open TO the delegates and they we're
pleasantly and promptly houseu
most delighd0iy entcrtailed at Guth--
Carthage fTex.) Natchman. Guth-
rie and her people are al the top Of the
hospitality list.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

educating 10 all participants.
Boiled down. the trip taught MS the
following
cot even where we had all supposed was
its headquarters. {. e., In Oklahoma and
Indian Territory.
ON the other hand these two terri
tories are farther advanced ia the de-
velopment Of their business and natural
resources than are many Of the older
sections Of the country and II IS "a crime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

Virginia couple filled cushions
q their love letters and imelt ON
"a during the marriage ceremony.
I was much more original than
Ing them used TO bolster up a
sch Of promise case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17


nr1someal man ln Guthrie His fun
atut 81 InIu Wesley ntuFhcfit. IhU
ont part oI his name IS Melhodisl. tne
EnI rrI IS Catholic hnt Tor au THAT
rues y a Itmrcuiic Rev N0rbcck
hen ln Ouihfie dlNides up nis time he-
tren the Metropolitan hotel and thc
tfrctors of slHtes office ROYAL a.
hnn. denuty lite stock inepcrtor. auO
ic same islow Who spanked tnc hired
a some yois aeo tniou4h misraRe he
aitns bnl nls ~ne .eti4 Thought go.
ops AZ la.s hotei u4ea he Clinrs 20
s Harrison Gazette. THE most succc.s-
4 meeaa4 ia point Of atteudancc aud
iosmont OF the y. H. a. nave ,J.ns %
ciote IS fnt as be- business acssions
= concerned no OslanauiF al sei,
iub.irss ,,f5.c a history n.4ktno rpoc.l
\ say ilill our country and ruuiHe We're
revelation Ia flesf o. the visiiiag cdi-
"a le bus pu. ms Il mildly as the
ost sanruine aid not eNpect 20 fnd
= nt.anln - Oklahoma as cultured nnd
0ncd4-und th. peers oi even tho exact
nostonitcs Guthrie SURELY endcar-
3 : herself 10 every visitor by hof lavish
. "a unboundod hospitality Not Oniy
= gre her gates Wide open 10 the cisi-
,re hui hcr homes swung wide ouen "a
yaeite and ROYALTY entertain her guests
! 6on iii sides nothing lsit praise ior ths
). fntfal titx ana her poupia we're heard
NJ es,ch elrst via ealrv nothing hul
e,sanf ,ncnorics of his visit 70 Okla.
u Inlna Among the many entertainment.
t.ar "a rr,na bau la ms civ han Wed.
lsday niehf. < reception aid nigh class
ls htcrininrnent IN the beautiful Masonic
) r,ple Thursday n reception Tor the la-
"a AT tie dellkhffu nonc OF Mrs era
T ef. oafriaac and street car rides IN
ct the enfie population Wed with elcf
y i& outnI MS weS.tp'as'l.' w ',p"'.' i,'',,,.
1n ~ noSi''fn'S "''p" 9's'
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Washington.

Seattle Pos -lnteiligtncer: The mcm-
bers OF the n. 4. A. who are doing the
sDast are loud in thrir praise OF this
season. meeting. The n. Il. A. met at
Guthrie, okla, and the delegates SAY
Oklahoma is the best ever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Washington, D. c.

The Star. Guthrie. Okla. entertained
The anpud convention Of the National
Editorial Press association. The dele-
GALES say Oklahoma Is doing Wen md
should be given medal for thrift ok
ahoma wants that medal ia the shape
af star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
South Dakota

Bryant News. We were entertained
"a tho Walton home aud must say that
for genuine hospitality Guthrie cannot
be oXcelled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Rhode Island.

Pascoay Herald: Oklahoma Is certainly
entitlcd 70 statehood bv reason OF wealth
population and natural attributes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

garden spot of the world cannot
conceive Of anything dear 10 the heart
of the farmer that he does not have
here. ! saw him riding under sun
shade and turning out potatoes with "A
patent digger fr can riise as much
cotton 10 the mere as Georgia on Ala
btnla, and got Il ginned and haled
right ai homo. There is probably no
place where such ? great variety. Of
crops can De grpwn. Just 70 show
what he could do. " H. Breeze. OF
Cleveland county last year planted on
MS ranch "a little oi everything and
n the fan at the annual exhibition Of
the Territorial Agricultural College he
showed Just 2o5 varieties OF products
nom his one ranch. That beats
'Hcinz's 81 Varieties by several.
One might write many pages de-
scriptiVe Of this rich land Dut ihe
above win give flll dea Of Tie coH-
dition az they really are. In AN truth
q u "a land that laughs With a huri est
when uckled with a hoe.
Pattsville OPa) Daily Republican. J..
H. Icrbey, editor OK the "Republicnn "
accompanied by his wife. after several
weeks absence, has reformed home from
an eNtended "trip through the southwest
ern portion OF the United .tates. Cow
erlng 5000 miles, and having very
dehghuul 1lme 3f a. Notwithstanding
the heat The primary object OF the trip
was 70 participate in The gathering of the
National Editorial association at Guthrie.
oklahoma the editor OF che "Repuhli-
cam having been hcnored with the ap-
pointment us "A delegate fiom Peunsyi-
vania.
The rendezvous was at ST. Louis from
which point two special trains OF pull
mans were taken hy the delegates from
the various states and used as homo ana
business headquarters, W.th but several
days exception during the entire "trip,
whirh proved very enjoyable and highly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
Wyoming.

sheridan Post. s. T. Aiifs has re-
turned ffom the n. E A. meeting AZ
Guthrie; where be represented the Post.
He speaks IN lavish terms OF the hos
pitniiis OF Guthrie people and OF he
gsowth Of the towns In that country.
which WIS raw Indian land 10 years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

~ Oklahoma and the Indian TERRITORY
bailded wen when they invited the
National Editorial association 10 meet
ni Guthrie 81 June And having Invited
thHt BODY there they ieok the utmost
care thnt tht members Of he AsSacnfion
should see g az its boz and an parts OF
ihf best of a. Of coJrse for inc Norlh-
tfner the mid-day sun was decidedly
not. but the country 10 be Visited was In
noe condition 90 be- seen for naticring
commeni-the crops were af their Dcsf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17
West Virginia.

West Union CWest ya) RECORD; Gutn-
RE Is lovely city. We were amazed
with H. The hospitality was great. Ne
were nicely cntcriained az the home OF
W. a. Coyle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

West Inion West Na1 Advocate: The
peerie 81 this hustling l6-year-old town.
pieiuy lnrEe enough % be a half century
old, met Us with oui-sirefched arms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-17

Astoria fOrc.) Daily Budget: With the
,rescace or the members OF the National
sditorialassociati0n IN the city and the
numerous passengers from the St Paul
which arrived Ia from San francisco to-
lay. the souvenir stores did a good busl-
Tess and likewise advertised stor4 TO
considerable extent
Warren sheaf., 1905-12-07
ROLLS.

There must be a bolt loose in the
machinery somewhere. The town
of ROLLS has 81 sections, and ac-
coriing to- Editor Carr, of Middle
River, November has 81 days and
oven in Grygla, they celebrated
Thanksgiving day on the %. Verify,
this is great country and still
people AZ leaving and going to
Canada.
: According to the ROLLS rumblings
in the Middle River Pioneer the
nets of the q. S. governments, let
the big fish out and hold the small
ones, but some of the large ones are
caught with a hook. nevertheless.
We have snow at last. We had
thought we were going to- have an
open winter here. There is room
to doubt it now.
Halver Naeseth is, slowlyi mprov
ing. There is hope for him now