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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-15

Jas. Colgrove's freight outfit left
for Sites Sunday and will bring
in load of supplies for the line.
Telephone connections will be
opened between Elk City and
Orogrande by the 20th inst.
New Mining District.
A meeting of the miners and
prospectors of Orogrande was
held July 5th and a petitioned
framed asking for a new mining
district in the vicinity of Oro-
grande. The petition was sent
to the county commissioners last
Friday and had "a signatures.
Orrin Lamb was chosen as dep
uty recorder at the meeting.
News Notes.
A. ]. Rhodes passed through
through camp severad days ago
on his way to Big creek. He will
develop his group of quartz
claims there this summer. He
has a fine strong quartz vein
which is on the line of the strike
of the Hillside and Gold Bug.
Simpson & Hale were down
Monday and report a new strike
on the Stratton group. They
brought some of the ore down
with them which looks fine and
prospects well in the pan.
Bob Pulse is busily engaged in
tracing the Butterfly vein and is
getting a fine showing of high
grade ore.
Harry Grey was quite i'll for
several days with an attack of
mountain fever, but was put on
his feet again by the aid of Ore
gon grape root and other local
remedies.
Prof. A. S. Miller Of the Uni
versity of Idaho was with us for
three days exploring the camp.
The professor is a cyanide expert
and is the author of a text book
on the process. He is enthusias-
tic in his belief Of the future
greatness of the camp, and says
the mines here will be the great
est in the world.
John Grinde is with us once
more, being fully recovered from
the injury to his eye. He anC
VIM. Finn are developing the
Mascot property which lies nortl
of the Orion-Pineapple.
John Hokenson's new team
which he purchased from EC
Kelly is kept busy hauling min'
timbers, logging, etc., for th'
Vendetta company.
Joe Eakin was up from Salmon
river last week with his pacl
= train loaded with strawberriei
, and vegetables. He reports tina
a large grizzly bear has kille,
three of his cattle.
5 J. Bookland has made ney
I strike west of the Hokenson dyke
on the West Fork. He has locat
: ed two claims, the independence
= and Gaynor. Gray and War6el
= are also interested in the propert
! S. B. Combest was visito
r here Monday. He reports hi
property on Relief creek as show
S ing up fine. AS his assessmer
e work is done there he will NOV
: down to his property at the mout
S of Crooked river.
n A great number Of mining me
n from different parts of the Unite
n States will visit our camp 500
J. and examine the different proE
l. ertied here. tits a foregone COZ
a clusion that after seeing the gre;
d mines here they will be as el
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-15

progressing nicely. The poles
have been set and everything is
ready for the wire and supplies.
Jas. Colgrove's freight outfit left
for Sites Sunday and will bring
in load of supplies for the line.
Telephone connections will be
opened between Elk City and
Orogrande by the 20th inst.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-15

floating from its summit, is an
inspiring sight as one enters the
city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
New Custom House.

Washington, June 22.-The State De- partment has received official advices of the establishment of custom house at Carenero, Venezuela. about seventy five miles east of La Gulara. by decree of President Castro of that country, dated May 22. The action has aroused intense interest here in view of the fact that 1t will very materially di- minish the hypothecated customs of La Guaira, just as the port of Porto Ca- bello was affected in less degree by the recent establishment of Tucacas as port of entry and the returns of which win be stili further 1essened by the opening of an adjacent custom house at Ocumare de la Costa.
 Thirty percent. of the customs reve- nue of the ports of La Guaira and Porto Cabello is pledged to the cred itors of Venezuela.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
y o. U. A. M. AaIeurns.

Nashville, Tenn. June 22.-The Ma tional Council. Junior order of Aneri- can Mechanics, which had been in ses- sion here since Tuesday morning. com pleted It's work this afternoon and ad- iourned to meet in Boston in June, 1907. At this mornings session new state Council ritual was adopted. An amend ment was adopted to the funeral ben eft laws permitting all who hold indi- yidual certificates in other organiza- tions to unite with Glass E or this orr der on or before October 1, 1905, even though they have passed the age limit.
 resolution was adopted providing for the appointment of commission on ritual to prepare long and short form of the three degree ritual of the order and report at the next session. The officers elected yesterday were installed by John Calver of Phiiadel- phia, the oldest living Past National Councillor of the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

of ash-buckler. whose hip pocket buixss with loaded x-shooters and who flashes big diamonds on his fin- gers and shirt front. gentleman modest in the consciousness of strength. carrying justice. forbearance and conci1iation on his tongue and be- nevoiencs in his hand. rather than a chip on his shoulder. If this republic Is to endure and to be successful in its highest mission 1t must put It's trust rather in schools than in battle ships"
 President Van Hise. in an address severely scored tainted fortunes" and deplored the upbuilding of universities by such means. The degree of doctor of laws was conferred on Carl Schurz.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
The News of Mobile
Advertiser Bureau,


 Mobile, June as This morning at s.s0 o'clock, in the College Hall Of Spring Hili College. the seyenty- fifth annual commencement oI that famed Institution began and con tinued through the day. The briilian, assemblage included people from all sections. Prcinin ent in the assembling were Bishops Allen of Mobile and Hes lin of Matches. Miss. with visitins clergyrnen from this and ad3oinIne states. The following elaborate pro- gram was rendered.:
 Semiramide. Rossini--Orchestra. Addresa of Welcome--Very Rev Happy Days" Streletzky--sons with Violin Obligato-Lawrence W Discourse, 'The Heritage of Learn ing''-Matthias Mahorner, Jr, A. B. IL. B. - ,.a,, Bocttger-Orchestra
 Discourse, The Necessity of Chris tian Education"-Hon- Clarence B. He bert, A. M. ,., Polonaise, eber-Liszt-Piano with orchestra mpaniment-ProfefA Ar A J. Staub. Mus. Doc.
 Edward P. Allen, D. D.
 Cornet Duet, Canivez-James G Ha' pier. Nestor l.. Keith.
 Valedictory-James G. Rapier. Polonaise. Springhillienne-A. J StRub--Orchestra.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
FUNERAL or DIR. RHETT.
Body Wa. shipped to Charleston.

Body Was Shipped to Charleston, g
 C., for Interment.
 The funeral services for pr. F Sauvt Rhett. popular young man Of Mont gomery, who died Wednesday after- noon at the home of his sister, Mrs E. R. Taber 720 South Perry Stret were conducted at the residence at l. o'clock yesterday in the presence Of 2 large assemblage of his friends.
 Rev. E. E. cobbs, rector ot st
 The esteem In which Dr. Rhett was held by those who knew him was ex- pressed in the masses of beautiful flow. CTS, arranged in handsome design thai decked the casket.
 The remains were shipped to Charleston s. C., his former home al i:30 o'clock and were accompanied by his sister Mrs. p. I. Hasell and his kinsman. Mir. w. T. Murray.
 The following friends of Dr.. Rhett served as pallbearers at the funeral services: David Allen, N. P. Catlett, Robert Hudson, A. H. Montgomery, Robert Kinloch. J. s. Utley, w. T. Mur- ray and Hugh Warren.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Mexico Tnrin Charr..

Mexico City, June 22.--Tmportant qualifications in customs tariffs have been decreed by the executive with the view of protecting home industries. Higher duties ere placed on steel rails, structural iron and stel, Iron and steel wire, copper. brass or bronze wire, blows and farming implements, furni- ture many lines of foreign food pro- ducts including butter, cheese. tea maccaroni, American tobacco, unrefined and refined petroleum, raw cotton. etc In some cases duties are reduced as a tariff results in prohibition of im- ports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Gomez Secs par,na.

Havana. June 22.-Jose Miguel Co., mex, Governor of Santa Clara Prov ince and the fusion candidate for the Presidency, had an hours audience with President Palma today. On leav- ing the palace Governor Gomez said he had outlined to the President vari- ous features tending to place the coun- try in a bad condition. The President replied that he had no knowledge of most of the matters of which Cover nor Gomez complained
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Denmark lKinr IIl.

Kiel, Germany, (Imperial Yacht Club, June 22.-Emperor William received a telegram last night announcing that King Christian of Denmark Is in a state of great weakness. which is giving his entourage much concern. Reports from
 Wiedsbaden a few days ago descfibed the King as well enough to drive out and take part in small entertainments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Smooth Thieve. at yyor,<.

New York. June 22.-Under the guise of telephone inspectors two men are reported by The American to have rob bed the country home of prominent corporation lawyer doing business in New York and Boston. Diamonds and other jewelry of the intrinsic value of $23,000, but of inestimable value as heirlooms. were secured by the thieves. A reward of $1,000 has been offered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
GreeIr cnhInet ne.lrn.-

Athens. June 22.-The Ralti Cabinet. formed after the assassination of Pre- mier Delyannis. resigned today owing to the opposition among the ministers to NJ Raltfs proposal to modify the Delyannist program. The King has entrusted NJ. Ralti with the task of forming another cabinet The situation ia aarfoua
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
New Trial for Murderer.

Springfield, Ill, June 22.-The Su- preme Court today granted a writ of error and supercedeas in the case of
 Joseph (JockO) Briggs, sentenced to hang tomorrow in Chicago for the mur- der of Hans Peterson. Today's action of the Supreme Court will give Briggs a new trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
student. on to Work .

NashVIIIe, Tenn., June 22.-Eight candidates for membership ,on the Vanderbilt football team for the com ing season left here this morning to work in the harvest fields of the West. They first go to Kansas and from thens they will go as far north as Canada. The young men will return in time to enter the University in the fall,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Dr. John N. Sandblom. president of the Scandinavian-Amerlc Dental Society of Chicago. has gone to Europe to give a course of lectures and demon strations in advance dentistry in each of the three Scandinavian capitals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
MISS SAWYER AND
 MR FILLER MARRIED.

Miss Sadie Jeanette Sawyer and MT. o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of the father of the bride on Vir- ginia Avenue.
 Rev J. W. O'Hara, pastor of the Clay ton Street Baptist Church. A number of personal friends and relatives of the young couple were present.
 Miss Sawyer was dressed in a travel ing gown of brown silk with hat to match and carried bouquet of white roses and maiden hair fern. The maid of honor, Miss Charlotta Sawyer, sis fer of the bride, wore a toilette of white silk and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds. Mir. Bert Simpson of
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. w. R. Sawyer of the State Auditors office and has been a teacher in the Ensley
 The bridegroom Is a successful busi- ness man of Ensley.
 The bridal couple left Wednesday at home in Ensley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Woman,s ProhIbltlon CIub.

Chicago, June 22.-The first general council of the Woman's Prohibition Club of America adjourned today after the election of the following officers: President, Anna Sloan Walker, Deca- tur. Ill.,: Secretary. Mary E. Balch, Louisyille
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Newsnaper ArtIst Dead.

New York, June 22.-Henry Pruett Share, the newspaper artist, is dead at his home in Flatbush. He was born fifty-two years ago in Los Angeles, Cal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Hoch ReurIevea.

Springfield. III, June 22-Governor Deneen this afternoon granted Johann Hoch a reprieve until July 2S in order that the case may be taken to a Su- preme Court Justice for a writ of su- percedeas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
IN HONOR OF MISS CAS-
 aEI.a AMI MISS DANNER.

SELLS AND MISS DANNER,
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Moore entertained Wednesday evening in compliment to their visitors, Miss Cassels of Thomas vile, Ga, and Miss Danner of Mobile Six-handed euchre was played on the veranda which was made beautiful with screens, electric lights and potted plants. At one end Miss Matte Will kinson and Miss Frankie Jones served fruited punch. A salad course and ices were also served.
 Mir and Mrs. Moore's guests were Misses Cassels, Thomasville, Ga.; Ve- netta Danner, Mobile; Richardson Helen Scott, Annie Lowe, Fannie Chandler, Matte Wilkerson, Lollie Relic Gould of Mobile, Mary Marshall Vass. Tinsie Moore, Fife Mae Wagner, Mary Kirkpatrick and Messrs. Macon Jones. George Tyson, Murrell Moore, A H Arlington, Izlar Emmet Seibles, Locke. Will Christian, Wlllingham, Otis Williamson and Moncriefe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
sCHURz's SPEECH.

United states Should Be a Gentleman
 Among Nations.
 Madison. Wis, June 22.--The com mencement day address at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin was delivered this afternoon by Hon. Carl Schurz of New York He spoke in part as follows:
 'Thts republic should stand as the gentleman par excellence among na- tions, a gentleman scorning the role
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.

A dance complimentary to Misses Mary Morris Clarke of Mobile and the guess of General and Mrs. William C. Oates was given at the Country Club Wednesday evening.
 Those who enjoyed the dance were: Misses Mary Kirkpatrick, Annie Lowe, Mary Morris Clarke, Catherine Jelks' Caroline Hannou. Fife May Wagner Winna Dent Venetia Danner of Mobile, Florence Dawson of Birmingham, Ro- berta Roberts. McAndrews, Jenkins, Josie Norwood. Alice Lahey. Jean La hey and Mrs. deCampi; Messrs. Temple seibles' R, c. Arlington. Jack Powell, William c. oates. Jr:. William J. Con mfr. Jamie Wilcox, Newburn of Mem phis. Tenn. F. P, Glass, Jr:, A; ton, Burgfn Fuller, F. H. Miller, ". w Graves, Emmett Seibles,- w, E. Chris tinn, Clarence Jones. J. H. Faunce. Mrs. w. J. Drum. Mrs. William O. oates. MT. and Mrs J. s. Wilcox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Mrs. W. C. Haskins and her little daughter, Louise of Panama City, are visiting Mrs. Halliburton. at 721 Wash ington Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Mrs. J. H. Pritchard, who has been visiting Mrs. J. NJ Kennedy, has re- turned to her home at Stanton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Misses Cecile and Jean Craik and Olive Macdonald sailed yesterday from New Orleans for Liverpool They will be abroad about three months. The New Orleans by Mir. G. w. Craik
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Mrs. A. c. Sexton. who has been se- riously i'll at her hgme on Monroe Mrs. J. D. Clark of Pecan, Miss, is with her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Mrs. David Johnston is i'll at her home, 219 North Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

cARD-Patients desiring admission to the yards of the Montgomery Infirmary may secure cards by telephoning Miss Martin. head nurse in charge. phone No. T22
 Montgomery 1nfirmAxxs SSaAn9Ei-sH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

CASINO TONIGHT. Change, Of nlay. Seq sAtlant1Ks'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

CASINO TONIGHT. Change of play. See "Atlnntis."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
Social ana Personal
WEDDING OF MIR. KAHN

Surrounded by those who loved them
 best, Miss Beulah Hirscher of Mont
 gomery and Mir. Sidney Ka1n of Pensa-
 cola. Fla, were married at o'clock
 yesterday afternoon In the parlors of
 the Hirscher residence at 1l2 South
 Hull Street. .s
 ding. The reception hall and the dou-
 ble parlors were tastefully decorated
 in palms and ferns and splendid or,
 chestra discoursed music before and
 Promptly at the hour named. tne
 bride entered the parlors rsSer 2n the arm wSa o5
 fns the bridegroom. who was accompanied
 by his mother, Mrs. Sidonia Kahn or
 Pensacola. The bride wore an ex,
 taffeta with hat to match and carried a huge bouquet of brides roses. It was two-ring ceremony aS
 which Rabbi A Mei5ing Hs spoke ot eio ouently and earnestly. During the inn pressive ceremony Menjelssohn's we'd ding march was played softly by the
 After the / ceremony champagne punch was served in the reception hall, Misses Florence Gassenheimer ano
 Carrie Abrahams presiding over the
 MT. and Mrs Kahn were over whelmed with telegrams of oongratula- tt0n From all SecIlOnb Oi thC SOahtt more than 100 of them having been de- l livered at the Hirscher residence yes- terday. Their friends also showed a still more substantial evidence Of theiI | love by the numerous costly wedding l gifts. Among them was gorgeous l diamond sunburst for the bride from her uncle. Mir. A. Hirscher of New On an evening train MT. and Mrs Kahn left for Portland, Ore. and other ! points in the West on an extended | wedding trip They will be absent about six weeks and will return to | Pensacola, where they will make theii | home This summer they will live In | pretty cottage on Pensacola bay.
 The bride has wide circle or triends at heu home in Montgomery as wei | as in Pensacola, Mobile and other cities | which she often visited. She IS | member of an old Montgomery fam | ily and a niece of Messrs. Sam Hirschel | and Arthur IIirscher.
 | MT. Kahn has lived all of the years I of his life in Pensacola, where he # | a prominent and successful merchant Among the out t-of- town relatives and l friends of Mir and Mrs. Kahn who at l tended the wedding were: MT. and Mrs | Sol Kahn, Mrs. Sidonia Kahn, MT ano | Mrs. ID. Solomon and MT. and Mrs: H | n Newman of Pensacola. MT. sam Hay | arman of Mobile and MT. and Mrs. All | bert Meyer of Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
FINANCIAL.

WORTH while knowing-If you have dia- mond you want to dispose of or borrow money on bring it to ub and we will make you a liberal offer. Montgomery Loan Co.
 I N Court. 6-27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A principal and assistant teach CT for the High School of Scale. Ala {;
 principal must nave first grade certificate and assistant second grade; salary of prin- cipal $S0; assistant $50 per month; teach CTS will be elected Wednesday, July 9th,
 1905 Address l.. J. Lewis, Secretary Board of Education. Scale, Ala. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Among the Montgomerians noted as in Mobile today are Charles Gallagher, L.. Marshall Henry Thompson, R; e :. B. Friedman and T. F. Culburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Mrs. George B. Stone. wife of the popular County Treasurer. with her children. has gone to Point Clear for the summer. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

Ell. Fuller of Mt. Vernon is in the city.
 s. T. Walker of Selma arrived in Mobile last evening.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22
The Crows
Make Good

The two nights engagement Of
the Crows in this city this week
was a delight to all theatre
goers. The Crows are prime ia
vorites personally, and they are
doubly so as entertainers. Like
old wine, they become better
from age. On Tuesday night
they presented A Struggle for
Gold, !" and on Wednesday night,
s Under Two Flags Both pro-
ductions were strong, and it is
no passing remark that any play
presented by Miss Orpha Crow,
j. Earl Darlington and julie f..
SWitzer would be good whether
the play itself were good or not.
But IN these two there was a
happy combination Of good plays
and good artists that is seldom
met. !.,3s e. ,ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22
CITY in BRIEF /
Observation-Disclosures

Z ID Z 'G.s- tf
S. L. Holen was a visitor from
Starkweather Tuesday. 80.
The Carmen bracelet $500 to
$3.50 at Frank Lueck's, jeweler.
A marriage license was issued
this week to VIM. G. Abelson of
Stanley and Miss Clara Olson Of
Hampden.
See the Sherman ceffee machine
at Frank Lueck's, jeweler. a1Sf $s#
1847 Rogers Bros. knivee; '.i and
forks $3.75. Frank Lueck, jewel
yer. "
Frank Breake has rented the
Goldberg bowling alley and his
personal popularity will soon
make it the leading recreation
place in the city. 4
The finest line of ladies' and
gents silk umbrellas in Devils
Lake at Frank Lueck's, jeweler.
Arthur cGahey, who is con-
cerned in the now famous Mon
tana horse stealing cases, was
sentenced to four and a half
years in the penitentiary from
this county in 1884 for highway
robbery.
Il i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22
SCHOOL NOTES
by P. D. Norton, County Superintendent

Don't neglect to attend the
meeting of the North Dakota
Educational Association. Come.
to the meeting and secure some
of the best educational ideas that
the world has to offer. Mingle
with the leaders Of your profes
sion and witness what splendid
and worthy body of men and
women are laboring in the
same field as yourself. Have a
pride in your profession and
show it by attending this meet
ing, the biggest and best Of the
year.
Supt. K. S. Dewar Of the
Devils Lake City schools will de-
liver an address before the nine
teenth annual session of the
North Dakota Educational asso-
citation, to be held at Grand
Forks next week, on the subject,
How to Keep the Boys in the
High School. " This is very
grave question which actually
confronts the schools Of our
country today. The solution
suggested by Supt. DeWar's adj
dress will command the careful
attention Of everyone interested
in the trend Of modern educa.
ton.
John G. West, who has been
farming in Williams county dur.
ing the summer, has returned
to this county and opened a
seven months term Of schoo. ii
school Z, d Groat district. Mr..
West has been a very successful
4 teacher IN this county and we
have no doubt but that in vii
liafns county he is classeG
among the successful and pro
gEesss We farmers.
The following teachers were
present at the meeting Mar
gnerite wi. Grant, Mary G. Buck
Della Wefe, Gabrielle A. Man.
seau, Emma Nelson, j. E None
gan, Charles Al. Kast, Evelyr
WARDROBE, Mildred Pulver, Iii
liam Hacker, Lillian Christ nson
Ella Sexton, Nellie Grainor
Samuel Tice, James Cassidy
Mary e. Hanson, "A. MI. Michel
son. Margaret Chisholm. Kati
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22

The Ramsey County National
Bank loans money on farms and
ity prope rtv.
The Inter- Ocean wishes to rec
fifty the statement made last
week in regard to the proprie
torship of the old hospital build
ing which is being used as a
boarding house; that is: Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. McC arten are
not in partnership in conducting
the boarding house.
There is not a holiday pro
blem that Hodgkinson cannot
solve for you. Largest stock
and lowest prices are what does
If 5sss s85s NJ & rs IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22

Tiffany wedding rings at Frank
Lueck s, ieweler.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-22

The Haslan, Rodenbach CO. !,
As having a genuine bargainisale.