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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-25
SLIPS Silkoline Comforts, oSc

Good size comforts with fancy
printed silkoline covers; soft cotton
filing and hand-knotted; worth
slips; on sale Wednesday at CSC.
75c Cotton Blankets, 49c
Good, soft, fleecy 1914 size blankets
in tan, gray or white, with fancy
borders; worth 75c; on sale Wednes-
day, pair, 49c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-25
HOLD TWO DOZEN MESSAGES
Sunset T. 6 T. Company Cannot Find
Addresses of Twenty-four
Persons Telegrams

The following kilograms are unde-
livered at the office of the Sunset Tel
ephone and Telegraph company, 622
South Hill street: Bob Townsend,
Frank Day, Charles Burch. Agile Hun
ter, L. H. Ledger, Joseph Mellender,
e. F. Baker, Thos. P. Wiseman, Miss
c. L. Ingle, Mrs. P. D. Crager, ]. S.
Logue, Mrs. Born, George lesson, Fritz
Russo, w. H. Nelson, w. H. Darrow,
A. H. Baldwin. Milo Rowell, Peasley
& Bundine, s. F. Graves, L. M. Lottz,
II. Cooper, DR.. Mary E. Hoffman,
Arthur McAffee.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-25

~ IpeIII anu uU1l ldIl To IIo'e 'f'0
75c Seamless Sheets, soc
Size S1x90, for double-size beds;
made from standard quality sheet
ing; seamless; worth 75c; on sale
Wednesday, each, SOC.
35c Table Damask, 1oc
Colored table damask; good, heavy
quality; assorted patterns; war
ranted fast colors; worth 35c; OH
sale Wednesday, a yard, 19c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-25
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

When short of linen doilies, paper
doilies with an imitation lace border
may be used to good advantage on
the shelves Of the china closet
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

pr rnifed s;a,es -era,s.
HpnEnr j CAMILLE. Y4a3.oa
Fe Govera,r-
ceEI CRAWFORD H-ssa.
For c~,arresg
INTO HALF. ru9nxisys
- r. PAexEa De44Doos
Fae lea.enant pa
y. q sHoHEe Hleamore.
Tor seerefary If slate-
y =. WIPE c..eer
Fof s'a'~ Auditor
Jpn% HiItEtSG Ileu.ei
For State Treasurer
9 II cAssrL Canton.
For Attorney General
&. 81 CLARK. Re9ae.i.
For sup't. Of Pubic I%oa,rgeilon-
hAHa A. rsrsrD. sioux Fals-
For cofn'r. or ersooi tae
.. e. DoKKEN. Deuel.
For nansoaa commissloner-
GEORGE RICE. F%ianareau.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

A Harmonious Republican County
Convention.

Almost the whole number Of
dcIeoates-G3 in number elected
to the Republican county conven-
tion we're in attendance. The
meeting was called to order by
Mr.. VIM. Toomcy, chairman OF
the county central committee. after
which a temporary organization
was effected by the election Of
(Rev.J j. y a. Collins Of Potter
as chairman and Editor K. VI
Carr Of Lebanon as secretary.
The following committees wcre
next appointed.
Credentials w. X. Hyde, G.. S.
Joscclyn, Carl Dale.
Order of Business Benton Do
ncr, +. Nichols, S. y. Myers
Resolutions X NJ Carr, A w
CLARK, Ira T Timbcrlakc
Permanent Organization-E Ella
son, T. Stroh, J + Sparkling.
The first named committee re-
ported that 81 delegate, were
present and entitled to ,cats. none
of whom were under contest.
The report of the second com
mittec was adopted without debate
and consisted of the usual recom-
mcndations. one being that the
chairman of each precinct should
cast the full vote Of the dclega-
ton.
The committee on resolutions
reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, BY the Republicans OF
Potter county. S. d.. in CONVEX
ton assembled at Gettysburg thi.
18th day of Scpte nber 1906, thai
we fully endorse and heartily APP
prove of the II, tional administra
tion Of that fearless leader, Presi
dent Roosevelt, Of all America
and favor his reelection to hi
prcseD'. position.
Re solved, That we endorse an'
FUZZY approve the late Republican
State platform recently adopted a
Sioux Falls, and request the nomi
nee of this convention for Repre-
sentative in the Legislature to d
his utmost to carry out the pro
visions thereof.
Resolved, That the RepublicaI
state convention having endorse
the Hon. Robert j. Gamble o
Yankton as his own successor t
the U. S. Senate, we hereby in
struct the Legislative candidate thl
day nominated to vote for him an
to use all honorable means to 81
cure his reelection by the legisls
ture.
Resolved, That we hereby plede
the hearty support of the Republ
can party of Potter county to til
entire ticket this day nominated.
The last committee recommend
ed that the temporary chairma
he made permanent, and that MI
]. E. Sparkling be the permanent
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

bat rereNt'v come t. Am
e41e~ from a Very successful
81 .efngga tour. du~ng the
,au4~e 1T which they played
81 rseal command. before
Sing Edward at l}aImoral
Castle aal >andringhan. and
,hei. engagement viii with
ogt 8oabt be the musical event
.oi The season in >outh Oak.
ONer twenty Of the most
.pragrc~ ilc counties Of the
state have secured space for
.lhcplacing ot beautiful cNhib-
il al their varied agricultural
products and resources
Twelve bands viii furnish
music on the streets contlnu.
ou-lv and numerous free
-tlcct attractions have been
engaged for the entire week,
afternoon and evening.
Excursion rates OF one fare
for the round trip have been
secured on all railroads and
better arrangements than ever
before have been made for
special trains To accommodate
The large crowds who wish t.
visit Mitchell during Corn
Palace week.
kencmbcr the dates, Sep
telaisrr - t. 29tIl. both IN
elusive.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
THE BREATH OF LIFE

Its n significant fact that the
strongest animal of its size. the
gorilla, also has the largest lungs.
Powerful lungs means powerful
creatures. How to keep the
breathing organs right should be
mans chiefest study. Like thou
sands of others. Mrs. Ora A. Ste
vens of Port Williams, o., has
learned how to do this. She writes
''Three tottlesof DIR. Kings New
Discovery stopped my cough Of
two years and cured me Of what
my friends thot consumption Oh
it's grand for throat and lung
troubles" Guaranteed by G.. S,
Joscelyn, druggist, SOC and $1.O0,
Trial bottle free.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
$500 to the Pacific Coast and Return
From Chicago. CorrespondingIy Low
Round Trip Rates From Other Points,

Via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
North Western Line daily. June l
to Sept. 30. to San Francisco. Los
Angeles. Portland. Seattle and Ia
coma and other Pacific coast
points. Very low rates to Helena.
Butte. Spokane. Ogden and Salt
Lake City. Daily and personally
conducted excursions in Pullman
tourist sleeping cars to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland.
through without change. Double
berth only 500 from Chicago and
1915 from Omaha. Choice OF
routes. For rates, tickets. etc.
apply to agents Chicago 4 North
Western R'y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
new ZONES IN THE WEST

Oyer a million acres of land will
he throws open to settlement on
the Shoslpne Indian Reservation
August II, 1906. These lands are
reached by the direct route of the
Chicago & North Western Ry.
from Chicago. St. Paul, Minneap-
oils. Omaha, and other points in
the Mississippi valley. Send &c in
stamps for pamphlets. maps and
full particulars to w. b. Kniskcrn
p. I. NJ, C&N-W Ry Co, Chicago
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

Mrs. Pence and Mis- Parker
came up from the Rosa ranch
horseback last Saturday afternoon
and we're accompanied on their
return By Me>dames Rhodes and
Hall, also horseback. The latter
stayed and visited the following
day.
VIM. Combellick wa~ over in
company with Mr.. Lupkin. The
latter was q resident OF GettvS-
burg two wears ago. since which
he moved to Iowa. He expects
now to move back here again and
take a homestead near the river.
He is occupied as q land agent.
Bennett Orsborn has let the con
tract for an ~arte>ian We'll. and a
soon as that is done work will be
commenced on two others. for Mr..
Mcs>ick and Ed Sutton. Mr.. Os-
born has recently acquired two
more quarters adjoining him. now
giving him a whole section in a
body. With his artesian well. he
will have one of the best farms in
thc county.
County Com'r Davis and Cor
oner Combellick were in town last
Saturday. They came in from
Nick Schlachter's ranch. where
they helped to dip a lot of neigh
boring cattle. The following
numbers were dipped last week:
Schlachter, 322
Ed Sutton. s2s
Mr.. Denton. 100
Killing, SO
Provine, 81
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
a1re.Ar. and tie renAr

ne tGtt9M4nv m tv4-fn-- xerD
re.e +. acclametjon r.. o..
candidate ne.ny men,. .e-..e
r4r4a.e ofce
Z ore-eo.a.va-r. : Michael
Treasurer for -co,4,e rm4 j
7 Weage-
kec.ter Of Deed. .! termAW
Heron
.n.or-Uao-v I-Esw.n.on
n, II ~Oh.al.-.1 " /, Col-
H.,
~aeriff John McA,a..e,
Cnr.r4--W,o Com,eusrg <
Cn...v Commissioner II d.
Ber,on Doner
.I-.ee-A.J Brorer. FB Cono-
don W,o Napcber p ~,rob
ron..anle--C Ham. c S.rob.
NJ G,st4 = par!
40 nomination va. made for The
Office ~ Asdi.or INF = resolution.
"a. ada,.,.d ;p., before adionr,-
,ner, rDnttos,ing tho conatv con-
,ral committee Ia I'm the .acaDcy.
For ~,s+e. Attorney the rane-
ofD ! 0Kaefe and " o..
sand we're placed ia nomination
AL .rn. won A.v . yo,e ~
.,n ~ Ge,tr-brry.. II and.
Forrest ore. vote. were all oi,-
.ntn,be .~ncccs.fol csndid.,. nin.
Other precinct. djejdjno their vote.
be,we.n tbe,wo
Mr. : X Co.s,d rec.;r.d =
volta. for pr,batc .Indoe again.,
pro-crs II Tte G,s.,v
,p.r defamation vn,ol II ~ , i,
Er Rover ana Fo-e.t
en-, : il t..vor NJ Mr. &
C.n, prv.on .,r,,a n~nr.o
bv cntar;ng Tho 6.,d for Cl.rL, os
r1,,.. ..,b. .l.ra,th hor, o,A
o,es,ba, on.,h, - bar..
ana b;y ,;,al Co,. kon
49,
'No. 'ii'ii9io'''i -"a US
tFicf. John fieFron got II votes
and l. II Fuller Z.
No nominations were made for
coan.,. curvoro
'on'' =. n'e"l urea hara le
raise a tempest IN a teapot by
Knocking Hare Gates ont of the
Forest civ dele alton. which wa.
i anl,. onn,aooh e.,
''a's' ho"e'e'' cou'ah nha any
'oos " 'ach UP 'onh s'a'e'heil,s
'heN V"'ea asaif MN
ne result OF 'N' n's' vote u''
W. 're NJ" O"''" 'a" "pp'"'e'
70 'he "'''ei ~ al
.ho nearly al % 'he precincts nee
e','' ~ "a'i' o. ...a''''a'
anu seciela'S' ou' ti'he VIII rem
coy '"'7'
The chairman and secretary o
the convention were highly praise
for 'he excellent manner IN whlc'
they conducted the proceedings.
Messls: T.. oongdon 81 fo'es
MY and J De!,ln" 81 ~'fr'f.Vsbnr'
@ere H"lnled ~ iel'efs u coll!
tne Not,a.
chairman and A. T.. Rome secrt
'arS'
: The Democratic county CONVEX
d ton made Mr.. X. b. Carr thci
l. chairman. and f.. X. Hartman Sc,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

A rate of one fare for round
trip to Mitchell Corn Palace, Sep
TENDER 24-29.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20
Edna Bens,er.


The Pres Is in receipt q = com
municat.on from Re-. Albert a
Prie>ne. - +. Enc =. Chicago.
which We are nnaole 10 prn. thi-
week.
Al-o. from Mrs. J. T. Com,tock.
OF WAitehor-e. & maraed copy o:
her home church paper. the South
Dakota Oracle. II Brooaing,. ). ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

The Prohibitionists of South Da-
sota have planned the greatest
state campaign in the history
of that party. Hon. Knutc
Lewis of Lake Preston. the candi-
date for governor, accompanied
by Hon. f. w. Chafin of Illinois.
a celebrated orator Of the party.
and Jesse +. Van Buskirk OF
Sioux City, Iowa. as campaign
soloist, will tour the entire state
beginning Sept. Goth. Rallies will
be held in three different towns
each day.
The Prohibition State commit
tee have a corps of special organi
GERS in the field who are conducting
a special campaign in severa
counties for the election of the
Prohibition candidates to the Leg
islature, and leaders of the par
ty confidently assert that the vote
in the state will be largely increas
ed, with strong probability Of
landing several of their candidates
in the next legislature.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

The Pres, is in receipt OF a -
page booklet from Mr.. Wilmer
Atkinson. publisher of the Farm
Journal. Of Philadelphia. With a
circular letter. saying that the t..
). =. O. Dept. is making a vigor
Gus effort to raise the postage on
second class periodicals. The
hook shows c~onclnsiyelv that pub
Usher, should have a lower rate
instead Of higher. One Of its
comparisons is as follows: The
railroads are now getting $500 a
ton for hauling hogs: newspaper
publishers are paving the govern
ment at the rate of $50.
One page of the book reads as
follows:
If publishers viii frankly and
fully present their side of the
postage rate question to Congress.
and make an earnest. respectful
appeal for justice. their arguments
will be heard and their appeal will
be met IN a proper spirit. 1t is
an error to assume that Congress
i really niriendA and means TO
pa a plil iiat viii i%njurc publish
,ers and prove harmful to the coun-
try: the fact is they want what is
right as we do; and the same can
be said of the Postmaster-General
What publishers ask of Congress
and Cortelyou is that they will
now listen to our side as they have
given ear so long to the other. and
weigh the evidence carefully
When they actually learn how
little there is to justify an increase
of the rate they will not hesitate
to dump the proposition. Give
them fresh and wholesome good:
and they will not relish processe,
stuff that has lain long in colo
tor 90
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

The Forest City delegation elect
ed Mr.. II. +. Gates as precinct
chairman and a. +. Rome secre-
tary.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-09-20

SUBSCRIPTION Prize. $50 p<r aanrm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
SOUTH sURRy.

Bert A. Young, who has been i'll with
measles and pneumonis. is improving.
Howard Cunningham drove nail
through his An~er few days ago. infiict-
ing q very painful wound.
Charles Cunningham took his ice-boat
up to Patterns pond Saturday. The ice is
in tirst-clsss shape for boating.
The boys are invited to Mrs. A. II. Cog
gins this afternoon to saw and split her
wood at the door. supper will be served.
Everard Young and Linwood Braley
came from wai;hsm last Saturday with
hired team. The horse became III soon
after they arrived and died the next morn
ing.
Las, week while Charles Cunningham
and Clarence Jordan were out after rab-
bits, Charles was creeping through the
bushes when Clarence discharged his gun
at rabbit las he supposedly and Charles
received the full charge on the leg above
the knee. Fortunately the charge was
light and his clothing thick, and Charles
escaped with painful bruise.
Jan. %. TRAMP.
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GoTTs ISLAND.

Frank A. Babbidge has taken his sloop
Jessie into winter quarters.
Rev. ID. NJ. Angel, of West fremont, de-
livered an interesting sermon Sunday.
Berlin and Colin Gott. who are visiting
friends in Massachusetts,, report fine times.
Miss Bessie Joyce, OF Atlantic, who has
been visiting her sister, has returned
home.
Amos W. Staples and wife are visiting
Mr.. Staples mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Staples,
at Atlantic.
The wood-choppers' club is still busy
cutting wood on Piscentia, keeping one
eye skyward for snow.
Philip Moore and wife went to Atlantic
to visit Mrs Moore's parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Joyce, recently.
Capt. Frank A. Bsbbidge and his father,
NJ. V. Bsbbidge, were at Mckinley and
Bass Harbor on business last Friday
Capt. l. s. Trask, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. c. II. Hodgkins, at
Attleboro, Mass, arrived home last Fri
day.
Jan. %. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
WEST SULLIVAN.

An exhibition of basketball was given
al Milton hall Friday evening, Jan. IS,
when the young ladies' basketball team
made its first appearance of the SEASON.
The Pythian installation which was
postponed on account of the bad weather,
will take place Jan. 81. 4 6 O'Clock
supper viii be served. A large attend
2nce is expected.
An entertainment and sociable wss
given at Hooper & Hsveyis hall Saturday
evening, Jan. 2, by the Golden Rule So
sciety. Ice-cresm andI cake were served
=and goodIy sum was realized. which will
DE used for the benefit of the church.
The common schools closed Friday, Jan.
II, after a winter term Of nine weeks.
The intermediate and primary schools,
taught by Misses Bessie NJ. Gordon and
Bottie L. Davis, united in programme
Friday afternoon, st which many parents
and friends were present. The Pre-
gramme was wen earned out hy the chill
dren OF the two schools.
Jan. % A r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

Theodore johnson were among those who
spent Saturday in Bar Hzrbor.
n. o. Johnson and daughter, Mis-.
Luella, 60 to Sullivan this morning 70
take tho milk route Of Warren Urann.
Mrs. Lucy Fletcher, State councillor n,
the Daughters Of Liberty, was entertained
over sunday by Mrs. r. =. Brsgdon ana
Mrs. III. A. Martin.
Feb. there viii be ar entertained,
consisting OF music, readings, tableaux
drills, etc. at the hall, followed by a So
cisble, during which ice-cream and cake
will b. for sale.
The friends OF Miss Marcia Harris arr
gricved 10 learn Of her critical illness
Miss Harris came to tho town a stranger
In the spring. On her return to her home
In Massachusetts, in the late fall she had
made her place in the hearts Of those with
whom she had come In touch.
Jan - "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
COUNTY NEWS.
u. sadifso~as ccansr Eesrs us other poe>s
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Miss Florence Dunn leaves for Boston
| this evening for an indefinite stay.
Slight earthquake shocks are reported
BY early risers on the mornings of Jan. 10
and n.
Mrs. Jennie Dyer and baby Clifford are
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Rachel Smith
and Mrs. Downing, of East Sullivan.
Edward, eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Bragdon, who has been quite i'll
with measles. seems now to be on the
mending hand.
Portland Saturday night. Miss Elizabeth
has not been well since an attack OF
typhoid fever two years ago.
Mrs. Leslie Swan and Mrs. Dele Pickett
will snperintend the supper at the usual
hour at the Methodist vestry by the ladies
aid society, Thursday evening.
second burgIarious entrance into the
store OF Mr.. Jellison was effected last
week. A systematic inspection OF sus-
poets should be made, and the gang
broken up.
The third lecture in the course occurs
Friday, Feb. ., by President ID. n. Beach,
ID. d., of Bangor theological seminary, at
the Baptist church. Subject: "Trsmping
in the Scottish border
Hon. w. w. stetson lectured before an
audience which packed the Methodist
church last Thursday evening. ''Some
Men have Known was the subject, sub
stituted fer that previously announced.
As reminiscent character sketch, spark
ling, pointed and humorous, 1t held the
close attention OF his hearers, causing
them for the time being to be oblivious
to labor strikes, business depression,
earthquakes and recent burgiaries. FREE
quent laughter, smiles and hand-elapping
evidenced their appreciation of this sec
ond opportunity to hear the State super
intendent OF schools.
Jan. .. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
CRANBERRY ISLES.
Jan. ID.

Charles E. Richardson sprained his
ankle badly last week.
Arthur Joy and wife have gone to house,
keeping in the S. c. Slower house.
Charles w. Bracy leaves to-day to enter
the life-ssving station at Rye, n. Fl.
Miss Mamie Squirting, who has been
very III for the past two weeks, is better.
Mrs. Melvina Bunker has gone to spend
the winter with her daughter, Sadie
Steele.
Ray & Kelley gave dance in the town
hall last Thursday evening. Another will
be held Feb. /.
John NJ. Bunker, of the lifesaving sta
ton of Hampton Beach, y. H., was home
for few days last week.
The ladies' aid last Wednesday evening
held an entertainment in the basement OF
the union meeting house. Proceeds, us.
Capt. Adelbert Squirting, who bought the
schoolhouse in district No. 1, is moving
it on his own land to convert it into
storehouse.
Adelbert Stanley's boys, Andrew and
Burton, who went to Portland last fall to
attend school, are i'll with diphtheria-
Mr. Stanley went to Portland and ls quar-
antined with the family where his ooys
are boarding.
Capt Augustus Hsmor, who has been
sailing from Gloucester for several years,
was married there on Jan.T, and has re-
turned to his former home here. All wish
the groom and bride a happy ana pros
perous lssa.
Isa- -. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31

xsaz AMERICAN has Subscribers al LOT
of che III post-odices in Hancock county.
AZ the other papers in the County COM
1sss sed do not reach so many. THE AMERr-
szzx8 So not the only paper printed IN
sfzznoeck county, and has nerer claimed to
esss. bat Il Is the only paper that can prop
-us~kr be called a COUNTY paper; all the
-vsszs are merely local papers. The circitld-
q oss Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
f&rbor Records summer list, IS larger
Nfse~ that Of all the other papers printed
wm Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
OTIS.
b.
Jan. %.

Asa Grover visited relatives and friends
in Amherst last Saturday and Sunday.
Edgar Robbins, of Huil's Cove, who has
been at his brother Fcrd's for fortnight,
returned home Sunday.
Ed. LaIly and Howard kineaid brought
home several bushels of clans, the result
of their trip to Lamoine last week.
Trotting races on the ponds are quite
the rage. Last week the meet was at
Beech Hin, and Atwood Edgecombis little
sorrel horse was the winner.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Salisbury, of Brewer,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Sslis-
bury, few days the past week. Other
guests at Harry salisbury's recently were
Walter Brown with party from Brewer.
Mrs Martha Bisisdell, who was spend
ing the winter here with relatives, was
called to Old Orchard by the critical con-
dition OF her daughter, Mrs. Calvin John
son, who sustained injuries by fall on
the ice last week.
The fishing at Burnt pond is now the
best. One of the greatest catches of the
winter was made last Saturday, by Win
Stanley, of Holden, accompanied by Willis
Salisbury, an expert fisherman OF this
place. They brought home seventy-five
large pickerel, some OF which weighed
nearly five pounds.
Jan. .. DAVE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
NORTH PEyoBscoT.

pcrs.
sr,, ,,r,.,v.,,, f,, III, ,,,c..t t,.,.,.. -.
and encouraging now,
toh, tl,,i.asla s.x co,,.,,o. -
- r..,,,,,,,, q, a,,,,,, ,hr.,..
'"N0' ~''''s ~
Mary Hutchins returned home SUNDAY
after a succex-ful term OF school az nir.
~. -. .t-..s-. ''''''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-31
BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Maria Gross has gone to South
BREWER.
Mrs. Kate Afherton is spending part OF
xNe vvinter in Brooksville.
Mrs. Abbie Slower and Miss Ethel Slower
arr visiting relatives in Boston and Lowell.
AIRS. Addie Osgood Frederick, of
Nkethuen, Mass, was presented with
Sandstone past grand's regslia adorned
with valuable jewels, on retiring from the
>ssffee OF noble grand.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

H. p. Long, who has been i'll, is improv-
ing.
All. webber was away last week on
business.
G. G. Long is al prsssn. in very crisi-
cal condition
Sidney Cooper, of Boston, was in the
village last week.
Revival meetings were held at the Bap-
tist church last week.
Mrs. Stillman kench, of South Brooks
vile, is visiting Mrs. Charles Youtman.
Miss Title Chapman, who has been very
III for the past few days, is little better.
Mrs. F. /. Candsge and Miss Cora Marks
went to North Sedgwick to the county
grange last Friday.
Miss Susie Long, Mrs. Edwin Barton
ana Mrs. Ellis Stansield, of yinslhsven,
with her husband. were called here last
week by the serious illness of their father,
6. G. Long.
Jan % jim.