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The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24
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ST. sAvIoUR'S EPISCOPAL. St. Saviour's church, State street and Eighth avenue,
 Sunday school, lOs 8. m, Morning prayer d sermon, II a. m' Evening prayer and address, $ D. m'
 Rev. c. E. Mulhken, rector
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Col. woodbury was in town troI Fort William Fl. Seward today.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24
Man Wanted

Wanted a good, industrious man. Stea y job. Monogram Liquor HoIsa.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Don't fail to oive your eyes good treatment by wearing pair ot glasses that will rest them and give you per, feet vision. I am prepared to examine your eyes at your convenience free oi charge, Every eye differs and each eye must be treated to its condition. grind and manufacture to correct all those difficulties in short notice at very reasonable charges,
 J, TEUTA,
 Jeweler and Orticiau.
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Frank Caldwell, advance agent for Dr. John P. D. John, the lecturer, ac- compauied by his wife, arrived on the Georgia. They are at the Golden North.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Mrs. MacFate, Miss Bertha MacFaie and Henry MacFate, mother and sister and brother of Mrs. James English, oi Glacier, arrived on the Dolphin to spend the summer. They are at the Golden North hotel
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ss aSsESEE<ssrxls1sas aEEaREsSasEsfSs
 PERSONAL MENTION S%%$%S%%%%$$$$-s s-sS%s$$$$$$
 Harry L. Cobu, of Omaha, recently appointed by United States District At- toruey x. V. Harlan, of Fairbanks, Co be his assistant, arrived On the Cottage City and is at the Golden North. NJ. Conn studied law 10 the office ot Judge Harlan in Nebraska He resigned the position ot city attorney for South Omaha Co accept the position which he win occupy at Fairbanks.
 Mir. aud Mrs. Kazis Krauczunas, oi KeJchikau, arrived on the Cottage City and are at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Mr. Krauczunas Is United States immi- grafton agent and will inspect the can neries on the Chilkat Co ascertain whether or not there are any Chinese there who are uulawiully within the United States.
 Lieut.. C. C. Jones, Oi the United Sites army, and Mrs. Jones arrived from the interior last ght and left for the south on the Dolphin today. Lieut.. Jones has been recently promoted Go the seventh infantry.
 Miss Kate Snyder, of Whitehcrse, joined her mother, Mrs. A. E. Snyder, who is the guest of Mrs. J. P. Rogers, today. She arrived on the Dolphin from Vancouver where she had been attending school.
 Mrs. MacFate, Miss Bertha MacFate and Henry MacFate, mother and sister and brother of Mrs. James English, oi Glacier. arrived ou the Dolphin to spend the summer, They are at the Golden North hotel
 FL. Miller, of Seattle, has been ap- pointed sJerographer in the office ot J. P. Rogers to succeed J. P. BOerhave. Mir Miller arrived on the Dolphin this morning.
 Miss Frances Gearhart, Miss Nerts Armstrong; and Nils Eyaiiue Prioo,e, Everett school teachers, who are tour ing Alaska, leiJ for the south on the Cottage City.
 Mrs. W. Fl. Myrick, who mas been visiting in the sJ tes for several months, returned on the Dolphin this morning.
 Charles J. Bust arrived on the Cot tage City and is at the Pullen house. He will be connected with the store Of John Kalsm.
 RIG. Mcconnell, oI Ottawa, Domin- ion geologist, arrived on the Amur and left for Dawson on the train this morn ing.
 Mrs. A. c. Hirschfeld arrived from Vancouver on the Amur. She was joined here by Mir HirschieId and they will leave for Atlin next Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs, C. P. Thompson and Master (, ,arence are in Skagway from Ha,urs today. They are at the Golden NO,th.
 Mir and Mrs Fl. B. Dunn, Miss Switz'sr and Miss E5ith Dunn returned from AJliu yesterday eve ing.
 Surveyor General and Mrs, W. l. Distiu were Sjtka bound passengers on the Cottage CIV.
 FL Wallace, the well k own tra,- cling salesman. arrived from Juneau and IS at the FifJh Avenue hotel
 Miss LangdOn and Nils MOOrhouse visited at Fort William H Seward, Thursday a7d Friday.
 Major Richardson and Lieut.. Pills bury returned today from a vi 10 to Fort William Fl. Seward.
 Mrs Harry Gilchen, of Whitehorse, arrived last night and Is at the Pulleu house.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

FL. Miller, of Seattle, has been ap- pointed sJerographer in the office Of J. P. Rogers to succeed J. P. BOerhave. Mir Miller arrived on the Dolphin this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Miss Frances GearhsrJ, Miss Nerts Armstrong; and Mirs Eyaliue Prioble, Everett school teachers, who are tour ing Alaska, lefJ for the south on the Cottage City.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Mrs. W. Fl. Myrick, who mas been visiting iu the st tes for several months, returned on the Dolphin this morning
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Charles J. Bust arrived on the Cot tags City and is at the Pullen house. He will be connected with the store Of John Ka,em.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-24

Jeweler and orticiau.
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COldsst in Town

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
cahell5 24, Anderson. 80; Williams 4s

cabe1i, "a, Anderson, so; Williams, 49,
Eggleston. SO; tiulvey, 80.
y. g. Powers. Jr.. is elected to the
House OF Delegates over Judge p. q.
Moncure by majority exceeding 100.
Indications are that Caroline county
will Rive Swanson n small majority. Very
close for Senate, With majority III favor
OF Montague
Fauquier.
NARRDNTON, vA.--Ei Ehteen precincts
+ out OF 10 In Fauquier county gave, Senator
Martin ssT; Governor Montague 436. For
dovernor-swanson sos; Mann. 1T2a VIII
lard COL Eighteen precincts for Lieut.
nt-Governor give E1llysoi1 S26: Cnbcli 6p.
superintendent Of public Instruction
Eighteen precincts give Eggleston $40;
ltuivey 26l. Attorney General-A1i
$40; williams, 81.
NJ. NJ. Greet, Is reelected to the House
8of Delegates by about 100 majority de-
feating a. p. Kelly and j NJ Price
Or. j. N. Cochran Is elected floater
from Loudoun and Fauduler by about
900 majority. defeating ]. A. Dowing.
Wizards ma jority will BIO about % in
the two counties. M
senator Martins majority in Warrcnton
| lis 1873.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23

Martin. 81: Montague, So; Mann, b3; Swan
son. %; Willard, 3: Cabell, L Ellyson,
d 70: Anderson. 20; Williams, Q: Dggleston,
II; Hulvey,13; Lowry. 75 Scott. ~. Total
polled. so. Registered votes, 26G. Small
turn out; very quiet election.
FOREST l0 Montague, IS;
Mann. 4: Swanson, 1s; Willard, 4: Ellyson,
527; Anderson. ~: Williams, / = Eg1leston,
Is; 1Iulvey, g. Total vote, q, which rs
about one-fourth OF the registered voters.
CLOVER VA.-Cloyer official gives Ma +
tin. SO; Montague, FL; Swanson. GO; Mann,
Eo5; Willard, y s "a I1llyson, so; Cabell 10;
Noblln 81; Kent, "a; kerns, 40; Booker, d
Glenn, 81.
BEDFo RID CITY. VA August 22.-Ih e
two precincts at Bedford City gave Mon
Etague. 1856; Martin, 10; Mann, 100; SHia n
son, S.; willard. Al; Ellyson. 150: Cabell,
50; Anderson. l32; Williams, G.; Eggles-
ton 1856; IIulvey. 6. Z. ~,
This vote, with the nine county precincts
mot heard from, give Montague 3s2; Mar MAJ
tin, 2lT Mann. 297: Swanson. 176; Vl lar
96t Ellyson, Anderson and Eggieston re-
scetved large ymajorities at each preclnct'
Fl. Lowry is assured reelected TO
House, but the vote so far heard IRON re IS
close between Updke and Scott with
chances in favor Of Scott. i57
Montgomery.
cHRIsTIANsBURG. VA, August "a
Five precincts OF Montgomery county. give
Martin, $50: MontagucG1s4;@ Swanson, ls6;
Willard, Is; Mann, 6s; Ellyson, 2S6 y Cabell
o7;E1VllIams 225: Anderson. So; fiuiSey,
15i; Eggleston, l63. Remaining precincts
are small.gand the vote was light. me
county is probably a tie for senator.
Campbell.
81 I.YNCHBURG. VA, August Delight
Of nineteen precincts In Campbell county
give Montague 263; Martin, 222 ); Mann,
iii: Swanson, 2l5; Willard, 10. Remaining
precincts will hardly be heard from before e1'
morning.
Radford. d.
+, EAST RADFORD, VA. August 22.--
Radford gave Martin and Swanson big
majorities The vote stood Martin. 100;
Montague, ~; Swanson, no.; Mann A;
Willard, %; Williams, l73; Ellyson, 1879;
sCabell, %: Anderson, 81 Eggleston, l9l;
Hulvey, 81. @
I, 4 Mark Reid received the nomination for
commissioner OF the revenue for the city
by a vote of 143. His opponents, Captain
A. Robinson, received ~. and Mr., Hen
ley. Al, respectively.
. w. II. Martin was nominated for con.
stable by a vote Of las over Kelley Roop
Two hundred and forty three votes were
pOlled,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
FIFTH DISTRICT
Martin Secures a Majority in
Montague's Home Town.
Danville.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-DlSpatch,)
DANVILIIE, VA, August 2?.-Both
Martin and Swanson won out here to-
day for senator and Governor. respect
and the latter 578. The result has put
the Montague battallons completely to
route, the city having been considered
a stronghold OF the Governor. Willard
and Mann ran pretty nearly even,
The complete vote OF the city was as
follows:
Martin, CT; Montague 537; Swanson,
s11; Mann. 1888; Willard, 16o'
Henry.
MARTINsYILLE, VA,--oficial vote OF
Mnrtinsville is as follows.
Martin, ISL; Montague, S. Swanson, 2l2;
Willard. Ia; Mann 10; Ellyson, 6h' Cnbell
ia Anderson, 146; Williams, SGSl Fgsles-
ton, 2l2; IIulvey.ll Martin md Swanson!
votes are each 20 per cent m excess OF
claims Of their friends. Cabel's heavy
vote the surprise of the day.
AtARTINsYILIE, VA.-Nine out OF the
Is precincts In Henry county give Mar
tin 1884; Montague 206; Swanson, b.a,
Mann. AS; Willard, IS; Cabell. 2al; Ely
son, 2ssa Williams. 1853; Anderson, I'D
These returns Indicate q total vote ~
the county Of 7bO, with $40 for Martin,
$50 for Montague; 675 for SWnnson 30
for Willard, 20 for Mann, Ellyson prob
ably carries the county, and Williams
viii receive about 425 votes to Andersoll's
ms. No other precincts will DO heard from
Tonight,
Pittsylvania,
CHATHAM, YA.-Returns from eight
precincts out OF forty-eight In Plttsyl-
yania county give Martin BOG; Montague,
lei; Swanson, S77; Mann. 40; Willard, 10;
Ellyson, $50: Cabell, ~; Anderson. ITO;
Williams. 27s; Eggleston, saai Hulyey. 20.
Montague carried stokesland, his home
precinct by 10smajorlty. .73 ven 4,
Three precincts In Plttsylyanin report
tlls vote as follows: f
Grasty's ST ore Martin, 2oi Montague, is;
swanson, ISL Mann, i; Willard, IS; Ely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
son. a.; Anderson. %: Williams, (; Bg:

son, 81; Anderson. %; Williams, q, Egg
From Mi. Airy--Nartin, 20; Montague,
4 1t: Swanson, IS: willard. Ii; Mann, ].
From Elba-Martin. 20; Montague IL;
Swanson, 35: Mann, 3; Willard. s; Ely
son, 81 Cabel.I7; Eggleston, IS; Hulvey. z.
s5 FRANKLIN JUNCTION e. Following
votes from Hurts and Sycamore Precinct:
From Hurt-Martin. 8; Montague, II;
Mann. s.; Swanson. II; Willard. 3.
Il From syGamore-Marti 10; Montague,
son, 3 !; Anderson, 1; Williams. II: Eggles-
tom 12; Hulvey /; Pannill. II: Clement,
10; Wilson, 10. Il III IS
Patrick. 3
STUART. VA. August 22.-Eleven pre-
cincts out Of u heard from give Monta-
que IS niajority Indications are that
Patrick countylls extremely close. the
chances favoring Montague by IA small
majority. Swanson has carried the coun-
Is by an overwhelming majority prob
ably 800 small vote was polled.
III CHATHAM, VA.--Twenty-two out OF
8rorty-eight precincts In I'i,tsylvanla coun-
5ty give Martin. 10; Montague. 1896: swan
son. 90: Mann. 10; Willard. 40: Ellyson,
Williams and Egglcston have carried tho
county By large majoritics.s "a IlghtBvote
was polled.
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Twenty-Five
of5fortyeight precincts in the county give
Martin, 874; Montague. 443; Swanson, 1,ee7:
Mann, ll5; Willard. 1ss. ja S. ]
Ellyson, Williams and Eggleston will
cArrySthe county by large ma ority
Wilson. Taylor and Clement are leading
for House Of Delegates. Farmers very
busy and very light vote polled. .t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Martins Home County Gives Him
a Big Majority.
Albemarle.

Especial to The Times-Dspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE Fourteen out OF
twenty-three precincts in Albemarle coun-
ty4 give Martin majority OF 743.
The same precincts gave Swanson 1923;
Mann. 391.
The remaining precincts In tho county
will increase Martins majority to 1860,
making his total majority In Chnrlottes-
Vile and Albemarle slightly less than
1,A0O. Is
Mann and Swanson are running neck
and neck,
sCOTTSVILLE-Two precincts N
scottsyille-Martln, 151: Montague. o.;
Swanson. 1872; Mann, 16; Willard, s. Wil-
liams, 1884; Anderson, III; Eggl lesion, l44 I;
lIulyey, q: Ellyson, las; Gabell, s.
KEsWICI<. Albemarle county-Man mn. 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
TENTH DISTRICT
Montague Carries Bath, Augusta,
Stanton, But Martin the District
Staunton.

(special to The Times Dispatc h,)
4 STANTON, VA, August The pri.
mary passed on very quietly to-day. snd
pated. For United States Senator. Mon
tasua carried the city Of Staunton by g
majority Of II, Martin carried the 9'lEst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
Prince Edward.

Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.)
GREEN BAY, VA. August Es.-Three
precincts in this county heard from al
this hour shows only a small vote polled,
large number Of voters remaining away !.
Those heard from are az follows:
Buffalo precinct gives Montague ma
FORTY over Martin: also Judge Mann 10
over Swanson and Willard.
81 Lockett precinct-Mo ntngue, 30; Martin,
10; Mann, ~; Swanson, SC: Willard. "a. #
Leigh precInct--Martn. "a, Montague.
1e. For Mann 22: Swanson. IS:
Attorney General: Anderson, II; Wiz
1iams, ID; Egglcston for Superintendent!
Public instruction. 49,
Only about one-half Of, the registered
Democratic voters voted to-day
ia5& FARA1vIL.E. VA.-Four precincts out
OF seven in Prince Edward. including
Farmville, give the following vote:
: Martin. 1s,; Montague. 100: Swanson.
17; Mann, 196; Willard. 6; Ellyson. 2s0:
Cabell. So Eggleston. 3o2; Hulvey, 3S:sAn-
derson, ISL; Williams, lc6
The three remaining precincts TO be
heard from are Rice Depot, Green Bay
and Brery. which will but slightly
change the result.
Green Bay and Rice Depot Precincts,
Prince Edward county, give Martin. -;
Montague, Z; Swanson. IS; Mann, 81
Willard, 1.
Powhatan.
PoWHATAN, VA.-The votes OF Pow
hatan county. with one precinct to hear
from, gives Martin. 100: Montague. 96i
Swanson, IS; Mann. II: Willard, 81; An
derson, Eggleston and Ellyson will carry
the county by a large majority.
Prince George.
tDISPuTANrA, VA, August 22.-Black-
water District, Prince George county;
Martin 81; Montague. !; Swanson ~
Willard. s; Mann. 5: Cnbell, 2; Ellyson.
30: Anderson. %: Williams. 2; Egglcston
go; Hulvey, o. No report from other dis.
tricts.
LSON.-Spainvillc precinct--Martin
IS, Montague 8, Mann q, Swanson 16,
Willard II, Ellyson -, Anderson 80, WIZ
llams 10. Eggleston 80. Hulvey5 22, Fowlkes
4, Sydnor SO.
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Washington.


Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
ABINGDON, VA, August Ahlnsdoi'
Washington county, returns from six pre-
cincts out OF the 2s In the county give
Martin majority OF 100, Returns IRON
the same precincts, which are tho main
onas, give Swanson n majority OF ITO.
IT is Impossible to get full returns from
this county tonight. as the phone lines
are, inaccessible.
party leaders tonight concede the coun-
~ to Martin BY about $50 majority and
TO Swanson BY. 200 majority. williams
will carry the county by very small
ma 1ority, and Eyson will also carry
the county BY a small majority,
Buchanan.
GRUMPY, VA,--Buchanan county re-
turns from Grundy Precinct give Monta-
CUE 43; Martin, 20; Willard, 81 swanson
20; Mann, 0. L.
swanson carries Alexandria, Va" by
172 .,. .cn
smvth county-Martin, 400; Montague,
40; swanson, loo; Willard, 60,
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roberts III; .raylor, 20; Glands, 10.
I3tjfrFALO JUNCTION, vA.-Bufalll t
Iithia Springs aud ClarksYille giyo Mann ~
y 50; Swanson, 40 ohtaguc, 90; Mar tlf, ~ !,
Mann Rol f15 majority for Governor oYe y
Swanson. Averett's Precinct polls We1s
not open. VI ID i. s (. l N rs Ks
Dinwiddie.
DINwtDD1E. C.,t1s August Pm ar.
tin, q; Montague. ISL; Mann. 10; SWAT 'll1.
son, "a |; Willard I; Cabell. 16i Ely W son.
/ al Anderson, 80; Williams, 1b; 81 l1ss les-
ton, 1s: 1tulvey. &C. -, 6. ~.
FOR House of Delegates Jar rK g 2 ~ "a.
4 NJ. Orgain.iG "a. Z \, ~ /, !, q,
Id. Montague, ISL Mann. S:. Swanson,
4. willard Al. c.nbell o. t1llyson. 81 An
4 dcrson. a.; Williams. 8; Egg lcst %. ~
1J,,ivav, A. Tor the Legislatures: Clarke,
43; Orgnin. A. 4, A..
Mann %; Cnbell. ~ Tllys son, y An !,
acraon, ~; Eggleston. !; Ilulvey, o.
Clakc, 70; Orgnln, % 4,
NottoWay.
BLACKSTONE, VA. August sa-Not,
.ownv county election was very quiet and
su,,aii ,,n,o vas cast. Blacksonc:s Martin
\ s,',iMontnguc, 81, Mann, 12o: Swanson
az Willard, 81. Cabell. II; Ellyson, 1888;
o.. '}1ios; Williams, Y 80 /. f7vglcston
e.. 1tmWcy. rs: Fowlkes, 80: Svdnor. 1b7.
y n N;crT,TOtHAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,,av c.o,ir,housc Precinct gives Martin. II:
& t,nntnr,,e. Y: Mann, 63 Il Swanson. 2; VIII
lard. /, 1ilyson. G5; Cabell, 2; Anderson.
et. Williams, 4: Eggleston. 49, Hulvcy. 81.
Iror The Observation-Disclosures 20; Bydnor,
a.. 58i
BuRKEv11.LE. Martin, II; Montague,
~, Mann, II; Swanson. ID; Willard. :;
cnbcll, 8; Flyson, 81 |; Anderson. b.: VII ~
lan,s, I: Eggleston e: Hulvey, 10;
Fowlkes, q \: sydnor. D.. 4
CREwE. --crewe gives Martin %: Mon
tnpue. %; Mann. Isl Swanson. CO..; WIZ
4 lard i: Cabcll, 1s; Ellyson l22 Anderson
s4;3 Williams 81 I: Eggleston, 112; Ilulvey,
a. FOR House Of Delcgatcs-J. Winston,
o3 j.. A. Sydnor. a..
Greensville.
Especial to The Times-pIap atch.1
s. TNiPOR1A. VA, August 22.-1ny lor 8
Mil gives Martin O. MONTAGUE. q; Mann.
is; swunson .; Willard. O: Cabell. Il I'll
Tyson, IA /; Anderson "a; Williams. 2 Eg-
geston, 8; Hulvey, q; Hobbs, II; P'urrdy,
~: Field. IL; Person. II.
Trotter's store gives Martin ~; Mon
tap,Ie. "a; Mann. l3: Swanson. "a: Cabell
4 a; Ellyson. 81: Anderson, 2S: williams,
Egrleston, "a; r1ulvcy, 10; Hobbs. q;
( purdy. 2s;3 Field, II; Person. %: Willard o.
,n,poria-Martin. 49,: Montague. b9
. Swanson. 7s: Willard. 5; Mann. ~: Ely
4 Hon 81; Cabcll. TO- Eggleston. 5s: HllVey
rs; Anderson. 81; Williams. 81. WIS
Hobbs. for the Senate. ls; Purdy, 50.
For the Legislature--Field 81: Person,
~.
Belheld-Mnriin. SO; Montague. 49,;
Swanson. 81; Willard, 6; Mann. II: Ely
Hon So; cabel. II: Eggleston. Sc; Hulvey,
IS; Anderson. 81; Williama. 1S.
/. For the Sem te--Hos,bs, 16; Purdy, 81.
For the Legislature-reld. ~: Person,
Hl.
Montague will safely carry Grcensville
county. Sussex will likely SO also for
the Governor. likewise the town OF Law
renceyille and Brunswick county
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Continued on Fifth PageoG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
/, NINTH DISTRICT.
Uniform Vote for Martin and
Swanson. 5
L pr;e%o1 i4t.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BRISTOL, VA, August 22.--Bristol City
gives Montague, 100; Martin, III; Mann,
1873; swanson, 1928; Willard, 25 Ellyson,
100; Cabcil s. Anderson, &; williams, 19l !;
F5ggleston, 25; Hulvey, So.
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SWORDS CREEK, ~ VA.-Montague's
4 n, ajorIty, 100; swansons majority, 100; IN
dlcations they carried Russell by 400 mo
jority.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
KIRBY.

Kirby, Sept. IL, 1905.
Hugh Redmond had the bad luck to
have his chicken house and large
stack of grain burn this week.
The roundup is working in this
vicinity this week.
A party of surveyors has been sur
We lying at F. A. Maxham's ranch the
past week.
c. c. Rugg and wife went to the
Portland fair this week.
The Colmar Bros. are putting up the
hay on the Wesley ranch.
A Wesley returned from Forsyth on
Sunday.
A team owned by S. O'Dell ran
away with his spring wagon Sunday,
but outside of turning the wagon over
no serious damage resulted.
H. w Wesley visited with the Col
mar family Sunday.
Geo. Russell, an old timer on the
creek, passed through here the other
day.
Mr.. S. O'Dell and family and Mrs.
Tol Britton visited Mrs. Robt. Laugh
lin Sunday.
The weather here has been very
chilly for a few days past.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
Notice of Dissolution

Public notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore existing oe-
tween the undersigned. and doing
business under the firm name of Bert
T. Coleman & Co., has been heretofore
to said partnership are now due and
payable to either of the members there
of. Dated September %, A. d. 1905.
Bert T. Coleman
23-4t L. w. katzenstein
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-14
:OVER THE COUNTY
of Correspondents
ten days visit with relatives and
friends in Billings last Tuesday.

ten days. visit with relatives and
friends in Billings last Tuesday.
Miss Annie Nellsen returned Tues
day evening from short visit with
Miss Emma Bollmeier at Sabra.
]. N. Gilliland and E. X. Davis
will begin laying the foundation for
the Hathaway school house tomorrow.
AS soon as the wall is completed J. B.
Mowrer will take charge of the car
penter work.
Iver Ericsson and Miss Dena Ranes-
land of Horton, spent Sunday in Hath
away as the guests of Miss Annie
Nielsen.
Hathaway is going to have new
telegraph and train order Office. II
she had waiting room for passengers
she would feel quite elated.