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The Irish standard., 1906-07-21
FLAWS "SMART SET"
Father Vaughan, Brother of English
Cardinal, Roasts Aristocracy.


Cardinal, Roasts Aristocracy.
IF the smart set of society would
go live upon some small island and
keep away. as lepers. from other pro-
pie | should have nothing tn SAY on
this subject" recently exclaimed Faith
az Bernard Vaughan. in IL sermon in
The fashionable Catholic church of the
immaculate Conception on Farm street.
Berkeley. Square. London. but have
Il duty to perform to them and to those
to whom they set Il bad example.
Il have received letters from but
lers. cooks. maids and footmcn in the
employ of this legion and if | We're to
need to see the Chamber of Horrors
at Mime. TuSSauds-how in large
houses and worse still. in the country
houses. especially in the hunting els
lricts. things are permitted To ga Oh
which woulG not be found in the fast
est hotel
There are men here to-day who are
afraid of some ballet dancers with
whom they live secretly. Some delight
ful Jczebes have warned me for my
daring to be so reckless, 50 tactleSs in
my remarks. But | excuse them: Like
their suffragette sisters. they are not
quite we'll"
Father Vaughan of the Jesuit Broth
erhood has been making Mayfair trem-
Bile in his series of morning addresses
on the sins of society. AS before. SO
on this occasion, the great editice was
crowded from door to door. and many
sanctuary. The side chapels and the
aisles were all packed. women offer
ing at the doors as much as would
pay for Il box at the theater to OBJ
tain Il good position.
suppose" said the preacher. Her
cd and the woman he loved were to
come to the very heart of Mayfair
now. BY the real representatives Of
the English arstocracy they would be
tabooed. but people who live to be
thought smart would say:
1t is so refreshing to meet people
| who carry all before them and stop
at nothing to crafty passion
women with their dainty feet OH Il
rung higher up the social ladder now
adays are condOned for sins which if
perpetrated by sister lower down
| would be condemned.
To-day London from end to end is
Uttered with broken marriage VOWS.
and in the divorce courts nearly 800
traitors to their troth are waiting to
be relieved in this world of what God
will not relieve them in the next.
How proud we used to be of our
large English families. but now how
changed 1t all is today. Lots vi men
in these times would be ashamed to
show those whom they call their pals
Il nursery full of children.
What with club life. club habits and
club morals. smart women have no time
to care for child which they never
feed and seldom See."
The Irish standard., 1906-07-21

Lord Lieutenant of County Roscom-
mon and for twenty years member OF
Parliament CLiberaD for Roscommon.
died on June 30. He was born in
1888. MIR. O'Connor. while in the House
of Commons. was mainly instrument
tai in passing the Irish Industrial
Schools act in 1868. and the Irish sun
day Closing act i'm 1879.
Tipperary.
The Right Rev. Dr. McGoldrick.
Bishop of Duluth, L. s.. is on I, visit
to his native town. Borrisokane. where
his sister resides.
Tyrone.
Mr. John Richard of Cookstown.
who died on the 9th of April last.
left personal estate valued at l.759
pounds 6S Sd Probate of his will.
dated 9TH December. 1900. has been
granted to his daughter. Miss Annie
Richard of Conkstnwn. The testator
beuueathed 30 pounds to the Society
ol 81. illtcllt ut' t0itui, N|o'iNSI'NH
Branch; 30 pounds to the Association
for the Propagation of the Faith; an
annuity of 80 pounds to his son. Pat
rick Richard. and the residue of his
estate he left to- his daughter. Annie
Richard.
Waterford.
At ii meeting held in furthcr;lnce of
the project for the erection OF Il pier
at Ronmahon. County Waterford, Il
resolution WAS adopted suggesting
that 10000 pounds out of the Treasury
loan of $4,000 pounds set aside for de-
velopment of the County and City of
Waterford. be allocated for the purpose
of the proposed pier.
The Waterfowl Technical lnstruc-
ton Committee had under considera-
ton on June 30 the appointment of
a HeadmaSter for the new Central
Technical School at Il salary of $50
pounds Il year. The applications con-
sdercd We're from Mr.. Shaughnessy.
tulham London: Mr.. Smith, Water
ford: MIR. Robjohn, Cheltenham; and
Mr.. Reynolds, London. Mr.. Shaugh-
messy was elected to the position by
IL votes to 3.
Westmeath.
On June "a, as q train was ap-
preaching Mullingar the driver felt IL
jerk when passing the L.orreta Con-
vent. near the crossing. ON Il search
being made the body of Il man, whose
name has been aScertained as john
Condron. employed at the kennes.
CuIlinn by Mr.. II. Whitworth. was
found on the rails, his right arm be-
ing terribly mutilat"d and only at
lnchrd tn the trunk by Il small piece
of flesh or skin. The man was con-
vcycd to the inlirmary, where his arm
LI nan ~ t.lI
The Irish standard., 1906-07-21

Evelyn-You look bit fatigued
dear. ......
Madge-Domestic worries. My hus
band has had Il fearful cold for ten
days and I'm SO afraid my spaniel
will catch it.
The Irish standard., 1906-07-21

An immense Catholic excursion left
Derry on June - under the auspices
of the Total Abstinence Society. for
;un,lor;ln. where an enjoyable day WAS
spent. Four special trains We're IL"
uuired t" convey the party. who We're
accompanied by Fathers William Do
Directors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
The Atlantic Telephone Co.

On swDpost o. tas apvslssetoH SOe q pFaaehlse ios Telephone
Service n the City Of New YOsk, The Atlantic TsIsphoas Company
submits the following tetsgHams, o lew Of hundreds sent 10 Comptroller
Mss BY officials Of other cities whsfs the Automatic TStephons System
hes been installed and where Ns merits have been subjected 20 the test OF
practical operation, 20 the convenience snd advantage OF telephone sob.
enbsA The tstsgFsms are on file and may be seen In the comphoteFs
oNuSa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
PREVAILING RATE WAGE SUITS.
District Attorney Consulted About Lawyers
VINO Draw Them Up,

Comptroller Nets has drawn the attsn-
ton Of District Attorney Jerome 10 the
practice Of o certain class OF lawyers Of
bringing actions against the city, under
the prevailing rate Of wages law, for the
recovery Of money for lsboresp and other
municipal employees ON the ground that
the prevailing rate has not been paid them
or that they have worked moro than eight
hours o day. According TO Mr.. Metz, theee
lawyers are making q system Of hunting
up such cases and Of Offering TO bring suit
on Q percentage basis, Mr. Meta thinks
that the system 10 akin to the one which
led to thN swindling Of the city on claims
for sewer damages In Brooklyn.
Mr.. jerome and the Comptroller have
already had several conferences, and the
likelihood Is that the lawyers who are en-
gagged in the business win hear something
drop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
CLOTHING,

G~ENTLEMEN'S clothing TO order on o. weekly
perfect ~, me material. EXCHANGE
CLOTHING co. 2s Broadway, Rooms . and 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
WIFE SUES RICH YOUNG WOMAN,
ID efendant In Divorce Case Asks $50 600
for Loss u Husbands Love,

NEW HAVEN, May io.--Miss Jennie r.
Bushnell, q prominent and wealthy resi-
dsnt Of Madison, was made defendant In q
suit brought here to-day by Mre. Shepard,
wife Of DR.. John M. Shepard. also Of
Madison, who wants $4,000 damages for
the alleged alienation Of her husbands
affections.
Miss Bushnell 10 the daughter Of N. T.
Bushnell Of this city.
DR.. Shepard to-day said;
ness and nothing short OF slander. I
brought suit against my wife soma time
ago Tor divorce and IL 10 % pending. I
do not care to discuss 1t any further. 1t is
simply outrageous."
In his suit DR., Shepard alleges intolerable
cruelty and incompetence on the part Of
hia vita
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
Procurer Sentenced.

Nicholas Mertens, q Belgian, who has
been importing m for immoral pur-
poses, was sentenoed In the United States
Circuit Court yesterday to four Year, i'm
~prisonment and a tine Of 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11

Baitlmsss, No., Msy o, isoe
Ihevs besa feqaes,ed 20 wtfy you fegafdlas
Ghs MaTyiaad Tslspheas aaa TsfeeFspk Cesss
sissy N this City. The soaheaaY 10 90 aetlve
nd saeespdetne evaporation and hes bsea u
much service % ths eltissms Of Bsitalofs, IL
thet " bee avea thsds 90 up.to-dste telsphoas
sIss:a.' =; ~. ss' 2. 'hs sssss'ss ~ 'S sy. '', ~
you'd 3 . dis.ISss Ices u tEs HsSylasd Tsls.
uhena COwVeay WufU noe haes, 90 competition
aOt oaIy allofds additional telephone service,
bue Iasusse pfoaapt aad seesoaable service tom
ether companies.
q. CLAY TiMARUS, Mayor Of Baltimore.
Baltimore, Nd. Msy 0. ices.
The Msrylaad Telephone Company has fen.
dered great service 20 the citizens OF Baltimore
In diving up-to-date telephone SERVES. zee no
objections 20 two telephone companies; you
never hear this point mentioned, 30 necessary
do the citizens Of Baltimore regard the Mary.
JOHN 8. GIBBS.
h Prsst. Citizens National Bank.
- COlumbus, o., May 0. 1909.
Columbus Is one OF the cities that has been
greatly bsneiitedl by an independent telephone
system with lower rates. improved equipment.
&XIOu0yo 0gNS4ORhsShe Uhh Stc0Nt tN6|HS rs
local interests. The Automatic Telephone sys-
tenn installed by che Citizens Telephone Com.
pany last year Is giving quick and private ser
vice, and Is very popular. Columbus likewise
has been greatly benefited by the independent
telephone development throughout that por.
tion Of Ohio from which It draws trade. Co
lumbus has gained much by telephone COM
petition without a nateriai inerease in cost.
d. c.. BADGER, Mayor.
" Dayton. Ohio, May 0, 1906.
Dear Sir: The Independent Automatic
Telephone Company which is being operated
in this city has been giving universal ~satisfac.
ton in the way Of service and is being furnished
At a much lower rate than the Central Union.
Respectfully, cHAS. A. SNYDER. Mayor.
Portland, Me-, May 9th, 1906.
The Automatic Telephone system In this
eity works conveniently and has sueceeded In
giving the citizens better and cheaper service.
NATHAN CLIFFORD, Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
LgPHoNE COMPANY,
C. r. ROOD, President.

Lincoln, Neb., May 9th, 1909.
Great majority our citizens favor inde-
pendent telephone movement. Exchanges
needed In ell large cities to make complete com.
petition. In toll line system we find compe-
titon beneficial 10 public. IL reduces rates, I'm
proves and extends the service. Independent
company here installed Automatic Exchange.
Service furnished by II most satisfactory to our
citizens. W. G. FRAMPT0N,
President Of Council and Acting Mayor.
Los Angeles, CAL, May 0, 1905.
We recommend Automatic Telephone SER
vice. also independent home telephone system.
as being beneficial TO this city.
THEODORE SUMME RLAND, President
Los Angeles City Council, and others.
S. w. HILLOCK. G. A. SMITH, PERCY
v. HAMMON, EDWARD KERN, e. L.
BLANCHARD.
I, H. J. Lelande, City Clerk Of this city Of
Los Angeles, do hereby certify that Theodore
Summerland, S. w. Hillock, G.. A. Smith, Percy
v. Harmon, Edward Kern and e. L. Blanchard
are members OF the present City Council OF the
City Of Los Angeles and do compose a majority
Of said council, and have each signed their names
to the above dation.
H. J. LELANDE. City Clerk.
I. SCI also take pleasure in recommending
the Automatic Telephone service and inde-
pendent home telephone system, as they have
been satisfactory beyond expectation and bene.
fetal 10 the city in more ways than one.
H.. J. LELANDE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11

Gssad Rapids, Mish., kay 0, 1900.
Ths AutoasasIe system hes been IN aes here
~ ovss tee years enc 10 e1viae seNHpiets aatlss
iastea. Tie fedspaadsat system nee aa.
GRO. y. Fills. msyOt.
Grand fspids, Mich, May 0, 1909.
Nambsf Of telephones 10 Grand Rapids
10000, Of vtbeh 1910 ore ours, saving ths
psopis ever Si00, 900 aasuelly, compared with
rates which before Obtained. Our Increase In
subscribers since installing Aufomaslo two years
$50, fity per cent, evidences pubic satisfaction
With Automatic service.
CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11

Tue ob,os, Of the telephone is 70 bring people TO-
eether. Two systena eepare,e them To secure
fun service one must put up with double charges
end "sn internal nuiaance.~-,AlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
o.. Rename Wen Body mat Of a Suicide.

A jury sitting before Coroner Amber at
jamaica brought In a verdot Of suicide In
the death Of Affrad Shubert, q plAsterer OF
SOS East Ninth street, Manhattan, whose
body was found on April 20 at the bottom
Of 81. Romans Well, between Flushing and
Corons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11

n TELEPHONE ENOUGH.
II two telephone companies are q good thing.
why not three or more Simply because thsre "
o limit 70 human onduranct.-Aep
The Washington times., 1906-05-17

day by the workingmen's delegates be
sent to the Gar. the probable result
would be royal decree dissolving the
douma, which would undoubtedly be fol-
lowed by disastrous consequences 20 the
empire.
The proposals put forward by the
workingmen's delegates are regarded as
direct challenge 10 the Czar. and evil
IDENTIFY Intended as such. The couserVa-
tism manifested by deputies during the
previous debate on the reply had dis
Susted the radical deputies. who repre-
sent a following which demands real
changes in the Russian regime.
When the debate was resumed today
on the clause Of the reply concerning
the legislative functions Of the dourna.
the workingmen delayed no longer. but
at once pushed their orators forward TO
advocate their -'ews. which created such
a stir ia the assembly.
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
.SEA-LEYEL CANAL
MEETS WITH FAVOR
Majority Of Senate Commit
tee on Interoceanic Canals.
Submits Report.

Senator Kittredge from the Senate
Committee on Interoceanic Canals. made
a favorable report on the bill TO con-
Isthmus of Panama.
In reporting the bill Senator Kittredge
said the ideal canal at Panama is ono
az sea level It's construction will be
attended by no more and possibly with
much less hazard tfSn the one reQuir-
Ing 10 feet OF iOckage with enormous
earth dams of doubtful foundation. The
sea-ieyel plan woul1 be much safer.
moro convenient. VIII consume bL6 little
longer time In construction. simpler in
maintenance than would a canal con-
structed according 10 the minority re-
port Of both the canal committee and
the board Of consulting engineers.
Mr.. Kittredge discussed at length in
his report the various suggestions made
by the experts who appeared before the
canal committee during this session OF
Congress
Upon the testimony they gave the
majority OF the committee concluded
that the ultimate cost Of the sea-level
canal would be approximately $241.02l,-
200 A lock canal would cost S1S0. .0CO. .0O0
while its transformation into a sea-levei
canal. which majority Of the commit
tee decided would ultimately follow.
would cost an additional Ss00.00000o.
The machinery Il : locks and so forth
Of a lock canal WO"ld cost. the report
says, Ss3. 900 900. This item the commit
tee decided must necessarily be taken
into consideration IN Ihe construction Of
q canal.
Senator Kittredge desired in his bill 70
canal OF as much OF IL as possible by
contract It is understood. however,
that the committee did not support him
IN this respect
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
Piles Cured
As Easily as a Cough; PainIessly,
Quickly and Without Cutting.
trial Package mailed Free.

The agony and suffering IN piles is
so great, that II a surgical operation
was q certain cure (Which II isn't) and
there was no other means Of relief some
persons might be willing 10 take the
chance Of blood poisoning or lOCktaw.
But, now that the Pyramid Pile Cure
has been discovered and has been prov
en- 10 be a quick and certain means OF
cuse for Tisking your life.
Does Pyramid Pile Cure give imme-
date relief? Does II cure? Try IL and
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gist and get 50 cent box and cOmpleto
the cure.
Pyramid Pile Cure Will cure you and
do II with certainty and q rapIdity
tht I will astonish you.
Take. for example. the case Of Mr..
BeT 1amin Shaw. Postmaster OF Bland.
We quote his own words in his letter
OF October 81. 1875: II was IN great
agony OF mind and body In the mean
time, a gentleman told me OF the vir-
tue Of your Pyramid remedy. I for,
tunately found Il at a drug store and
by the next morning 7 did not feel that
any operation was necessary, and IN
three days 7 was able 10 return home
and q complete C'lre was accomplished
10 m great satisfaction and the sur
prise u the physician"
For a trial package. send your name
and address 70 the Pyramid Drug Co.
1923 Pyramid Building. Marshall Mich
igan, and you will get a trial package
by return mail No marks
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
Domestic Remnants

Remnants Of yard-Wide Corded
Madras; IN blue and black figures,
stripes. and neat designs
Useful lengths for summer q SC
waists and dresses. Regular ~
12Izc value Remnant price---N
5000 yards Of Dress GinEhams, IN
remnant lengths from . 20 10 yards.
In stripes and checks OF pink. blue,
oX-blood and gray Excellent ma
teriaI for children's knock - Ic
about dresses. lee value A .
Remnant price
a limited quantity OF single Bed
spreads in Marseilles pat or
terms Pearl henmed. reG1y
TO use. Reduced from Tec TO- -
Remnants OF WOOl-fuished Ba-
tiste. IN neat checks. stripes, and
fig7Ires-exact reproductions
OF the all-wOol goods. reg O 81
ular 15c value Remnant NN
price -.---.-...-.-.--....s-
Remnants OF yard-wide Cannon
Cloth. ir lengths from one 10 five
yards The genuine steam sh-unk
QUALITY with linen fin y SC
ish. Instead OF 12IzC a yard IL
tomorrow q
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
RENEWED WEDDING vows
ON 18TH ANNIVERSARY

An interesting ceremony took place
last night in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d Volland, as L street north
west. when Mr.. and Mrs. Volland re-
newed their wedding vows. the occa-
sion being the celebration OF the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary OF their marriage
a number OF friends attended the pret-
~ ceremony which was conducted oy
the Rev. J. T. DoSman. The house was
aTtistiCally decorated and throughout
the evening a spirit OF happiness pre-
vailed and il seemed as II a wedding
were really being performed.
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
ADVISES VACCINATION
OF THE WHOLE CITY
Health Officer Says Present Smallpox
Situation Would Make Such a
Measure Expeditions.

As a result OF the smallpox outbreak K
in the city Health Officer ". c. Wood
ward has recommended that in order 70
prevent the disease from becoming cpl
deTic, the people of this community
should be vaccinated-
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
HOuSefurniShinGS

e-qt. Gray Enamel Tea 0EC
Kettles; slightly Clipped
Reduced to-...-..-..-.---------
Odd lot OF Cocoa Handle Knives
and Forks. good steel 0nf
blades Reduced from 6sc w
set -----------------
Odd lot OF Glassware. including
Fruit Stands and Bowls. Flower
Vases. Water Pitchers and 00C
Water Bottles. Values ZS
worth up 10 59c fOr-.-...-.....
lot OF three-strinR Carpet f0c
Brooms; sold regularly az U
1ec. Reduced to--....--..--.--
Lot OF nickel-plated. Reading
shade. All complete , .O
Reduced from $1-69 to-
Ma5oIica Umbrella Stands,
IN n variety Of new blend n0E
ings. Regular $40 value Va
-.---------------------
Haviland China Dinner
Plates, n handsome decor 17f
atlons. Regular S5c value
for------------- --------------
White Metal Table Spoons. &c
each
white Metal Tea Spoons. 1c
each.
SIT. Granite Iron Sauce 10C
pans. with long handles U
Reduced from 19c tO-----------.A
White Erameled Tea OF AZ
Coffee Strainers- Reduced
from leC tO.---.-.....-.--------
Rauney Ice Chests. slightly
ecrat shed. but other On 10
wise perfect. Reduced y NH
from Sass t1--------------
The Washington times., 1906-05-17
Demand Constitutional
Government and Popu-
lar Assembly,.
W0RKMEN DETERMINED
Boldly Fling Defiance in At
tacking Address From
the Throne.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 1.-THE real
temper of the great masses of the Rus
sian people. as they are able to voice
their sentiments through their chosen
representatives in the douma. is begin
ming to manifest itself. Today wit
messed the first real assertion Of the
views OF the worklngmen. and the
statement OF their position by the work
ingnen's deputies created a sensation
which surpasses anything that has yet
startled the douma members.
& bold demand for the immediate es-
dablishment Of a constitutional govern
ment and the convocation Of a popular
assembly TO draw up the constitution
before anything else IS attempted. was
made by the workingmen's s deputies, in
the name of the masses Of their cOnstit-
Uents. Incidentally. these deputies ex-
pressed their entire dissatisfaction with
the conservatism OF the reply TO the
Cars address as formulated by the
constitutional Democratic majority in
the doUma.
Created a Sensation.
The voicing OF such sentiments, in
view Of the efforts which have been
made oy the leaders Of the douma to
their views into the reply. created a
great sensation.
In bold speeches the radical deputies
made a vigorous attack on the draft Of
the reply which has been presented TO
The douma for consideration, declaring
that the document. bold as it seems in
comparison 10 anything that has ever
been seen IN Russia, IS not strong
enough to meet the requirements of the
situation.
Without mincing words, the working
men declared that the douma ought TO
send a reply 10 the Car protesting
against the whole tenor Of the address
from the throne. and telling the monarch
that the people demand the summoning
of a popular assembly for establishing
4 constitution. This must be done be-
fore anything else * undertaken. All
efforts Of the douma leaders to shut out
radical arguments proved unavailing
and the workingrnen fired their broad
side with a boldness and determination
that carried the more conservative mem
bers of their feet.
May Dissolve Douma.
The voicing OF such demands is re-
garded everywhere as very significant
The hope OF the dOuma leaders he's been
10 frame a reply which would not prove
offensive 10 the Gar. because Of its
wording. or because It included what The
bureaucracy would consider impossible
demands. believing that If the couma
did not show itself impatient there is
n chance that progress can pc made
toward real reform. Should a reply in
accordance with the views expressed to-
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-08
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

B. G. Olson is in from the ranch
having made the trip in his new au,
tomobile
Ed Walters has purshased the Tt
Burns ranch, paying a cash consider
alton of $4,000.
The Misses Ruth Reser and Bessie
Hankey left Saturday for a visit with
relatives on Highwood.
The Misses Larson and Nettie Bird
WELL and Mrs. Robt. Stuart of Harlem
are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thibedeau ar
at the Montana Hotel this week as
Mr.. Thibedeau is somewhat under tbs
weather.
C. NJ. Jacobs has gone to Detroit, M
after his son Parker, who will spend
the summer on the ranch with hi
father.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. S Roberts and Mrs
Barnard have gone to the ranch at
North Fork for a visit with the Old
folks at ohme.
Mrs. B. C. Kipling has gone to the
ohspital at Rochester, Mimi, Wher
she will undergo an operation for a
long standing trouble.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHESTER.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Chester, Mont, June 6, 1906.
Mr.. Riat, of Havre spent Tuesday
in town.
Mr. Whitman of the Prescott ranch.
es went to Galata Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and Mrs. II. e
Loranger spent Monday in Havre.
Mrs. B. B. Weldy and daughter, Mar
guirite are visiting friends at Alma.
Mrs. Day who has been visiting
here returned Saturday to her home
in Kalispell.
Bert Simmons left Saturday for &
two weeks visit with friends in Hell
ena and Butte.
G. w. Cottrell and family went tC
Cut Bank Sunday where they will oc-
cupy the section house.