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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29

Burns Lodge No. %, a. + Il A.
NJ. installed officers st. Johns Day
Dec. %. The boys arranged a fine
supper for the occasion and invited
the ladies TO be present, DR. W
l.. Marsden acted as installing
officer assisted by c. +. Mckinney
az Marshall, The following officers
were installed for the ensuing year
W. NJ, !, $ Gser; S. W., /. Sch
wartE; ]. W. Sam Moihershead /;
treasurer, J. c. Welcome; secretary,
A. c. Welcome; S. d., w. j. Cole
man ]. D., Julian Byrd 5. $. Wm
Miller; tyler, j L, Logan, There
wac no program arranged aud
everything was informal Those
presen. seemed To enjoy the even
ing very much.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
The Chrislian Co.Onerntiye

The Christian COOPERATIVE
Federation has again bobbed up
in print aud asserts It has bought
the Pacific Livestock Co. intrests
in this county and many other
things. II the "other things are
q. truthful as the purchase of the
L. l.. s. Co. the federation is still
very much in the air. The people
would welcome the federation and
i;s enterprises il iIafaey County
but they are beginning to look
upon it in about the same light as
Major Bonta's electric railway
tina: should have been completed
to Burns some time ago in order
to make good on its schedule.
Here's hopin'.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29

tion s6, township 20 south, range
2S east. w. m....... .,........ 4
J. S. Iavery, south half south half
section a, township 20 south
range 80 cast, W. m. ,....... 72
Miller 4 Biggs lots and block
q. Burns. ....... ... b3 I
f. NJ Miller, southwest quarter
southeast quarter west half
northeast quarter section 10
township % south, range % east
west half northeast quarter,
northeast quarter northwest
quarter section 10. township 81
south, range % cast, south hall
southwest quarter, northeast
quarter southwestQuatter, north.
west quarter southeast quarter
se,tion 10 township 2n sonth
range ~ cast, and southwest
quarter northwest quarter.
northwest quarter southwest
quarter section lO. township 80
south range 80 east, northeast
quarter northeast quarter sec
ton @. township 80 south,
range 80 east. southeast quarter
southeast quarter section 4,
township 80 south, range 80
east. WI wm................ ...... l52
Josiah Mulkev, south west quarter
south east quarter, section %
township 90 south, range 80 east,
north half north east quarter,
south east quarter north east
quarter section 81, township q
south, range 80 east W. m ..... GO
Miles tllcirs) north west quarter
section 90, township ~ south,
range 3G casi. W. ............ GO
Notie Oard east half east half sec
tion township - south, range
80 cast, W. m,.... ...s... ..... D ,
VIM. Roscmond. east half south
east quarter, section q. town
ship - south, range . east.
~NUiU west quarter toulu Ne-u
quarter section % township %
south. range 2S east. north east
quarter north east quarter sec.
tiou 20, township22 south. range
2Spast. W. M. ................ L.
Il. + and :. y Stewart, north half
south east quarter, east half
north east quarter section ~,
township 20south, range 80 east,
W. M l.ts.ss......s.... ....ss.. y \
And ou Tuesday, the 22d day Of lam
AIRY, 1907. 90 the hour OF 10 o'clock 90
of said day at my office ia the cour
house. IN said county and state. wi
sell at public auction for cash. the oboy
described real estate. to the person wh
offer. tp pay the said delinquent take.
penalties. interest aud accruiug cost.
and take a certificate Of sale at the low
est rate Of interest.
4. h RicnARpsoS
sheriff of llarncy County
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
umbc5 Land, Act June 3. i,-s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Notice d. hereby ei,cn that lu compliance
with The provisions Of The ati uf Congress Of
fuuy I. ISIS. entitled 'Au act for the sale Of
Nevada aud Washington Territory rH extend.
90 fu 900 tle Puddle lnud -taias hy act ni Aus
utf O. tsl. srfI Bower, of ilHruot. county of
fH| flU rurruHsH uf fIH -El.. of section so %.
iu township a.. 90 -. EauEy NU D. t.,M N.
ari viii uI.f rrpU. iU show that thc land
sought #. more NaIuuH.. for lfs tIW WHCr or Stone
fhau iUf Agricultural PURPOSES. and o. establish
Doe claim to said land before tuu hcgittcr auu
Receiver H' hufus, uIusuu. ou Tuesday. thr
.th dly ul t.hruFff. I.Or
lly uHmUH Hs Witnesses. charles W luEfau.
Alma DAVE UyrncU Bower. James u. nil.
s1u. 40 Ul llffuUY, ufUEpn.
Aui aui BU ppfa'us claiming adversely The
above drsrflbrb lands ar requested to Gle
their claims iU tHl. 0t.go 600 or before said ith
day ul February i'n1
WN tAnuE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
Timber Iaui A,i Iuuea i,7,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srATFs IANb OFFIDE.
Uufur. oregon. November il. l1uI.

uufu,. ufeguu. November %. la0i
Nouee Is hereby given tHat iu compliance
Will tnt pruFirl0ns of ihr acc oi Congo of
Juno a lsIe. ruililed can rct tor the sale Of
umbr lands iu the states of California ore
sou. AeNala, end Washington Territory as
extended 90 all che Public Land states 1y act
.ot August a. lst., Dallas 81. McMcnanY. uf
hurut, county of hHmri. state oi oreEou, haf
october II, lnu. nlri 900 tHis Once HE sworn
statement SO. .-,. ior ihr purchase Of tHe hl.
At'l, -ec, Z. 0M'l ANi4 and. NNla ~ !,
Range so. u D.. 49, a. and will Oncr
proof tu show that the land sought q more
valuable iur iis timber ur stone Than ior asri
cultural pnfnusrs, auIi 20 establish bis claim 90
said land nrIurH t1r hteisfef ami Receiver af
turus uIcsgu, en Tuesday. ihc -Yth dsy OF
January, l9ii.
lic usmes us Witnesses Hush liatris, for-
Ger 0ylhrs'crs Llthel Parker AMI Janice N'
Parker uIl of iurus. oregon.
AMY aui aII pcrs1ns claiming adversely the
thlFv tt.rlutl Iullb are TCq uesicd 10 Ole tltlr
claims Iu tnis ulh,r un ur before said -9th iay
1- lEuuHry, itu.
NN FAHHE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
Those energetic men with w,

Those energetic men with w,
L. Smith and Smith Miller at the
head who have made such rich
find at Alkali Lake and located
2,7oo acres of borax are certainly
to be congratulated. The inn
mediate development of the great
enterprise and the building of
Swan City may be expected at
once.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
NorIcr or rINAL sE1rLEMENr

Notice is hereby riven that the under
signed has filed his final account az ad-
ministrator OF the Estate OF Elizabeth j.
Kelso. decreased, and the Hon j. r.
Rector, County Judge, has appointed
Monday, January 7,h, 1905, at 10 o'clock
a. m at the court house in Burns, Ore
gon. a. the time and place for The hear
log Of objections to such final account
and settlement thereof.
An persons are hereby notified to file
their objections, ii any they have, to
said Rnal account, ON or before said
tune fixed.
SAM PARkEU,
Administrator Of Estate Of Eliz ,beth j.
Eclso, deceased
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
public hand sale tisoloicd rrncti
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Nnfn9 OTONoN' T0VVWW'T y ~
Notice Is hereby piven, that as ditvcifa pN
the Comn,itsionef oi the 0cnernl ihnh ONCE
under urovieions oi not Of Congress apprnNcl
inne 25 zoos Puhlic-NO Bog We VIII oner N
puhlic sale 10 the hirncsi bidder, 40 lN ocioch
4 M on the aQth day OF January next ut
this Office the following tract of land, to.Wlt.
sWt. NFt, OF Section g iu township NO ~
south OF Range No h East, w. NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the nnuVc'
desctibed land are advised to Alo their claims,
or objections ON OF before the dae above d,sig
WN FAraE, Register
a. n.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
1imbtr Land, Ag. June D. i,5e
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
cSlrEp STATES LlSp grgicE,


Burns ufCEou, NuNywbg. %, lluii
N0tIcr It hereby glycn that in compliance
with the provisions 90 thn ace ul Congress ul
juno d, ISIS entitled IAN urt inr tho sale ~ tmt
hrl lands lu thr N.aiUH of California, btrsout
NrYHdH, sut Washington Territory ~ extend.
81 fu U.I tnr Public land states ly Hrt ui Aug
net O. lsf.. thU following named Persons have
on November ID lau0. llCi in this 1niCe ihyir
sworn ttl't mruIti tusWlti
thuflUs o. Leonard of hufuf County of llar
ucy, Stale uf oregon, Huofu statement so. 80,
Coz tlr purchase Oi tlu .i ottho - d scction
No. ln Township SO. 20 south, haurn No. ~
Eaff. ~ M
Madro lconarl. of Hums. County Of unfney
state oi oregon, sworn statement No. fis. Tor
the purchase oi toe rk OF section No, L., iu
Township NO. ~ south, Range 40. % lasi, w.,
That they Will offer proofs 90 fhow that the
lands sought afU uurU Valuable for the timber
oftiour thereon than i1f agricultural pufpo
zee. and tp establish thrif claims O. snli lands
b0iufc the Nrglrter aud Receiver Of thls onicc
ni harua, ufrspa. uu lucrdhy, tug -1th day ol
lHHuHfIt l.H..
Thry name H. witnessed Madec Leonard.
nnf0fhY Irwin. I4UmHs ~, fiIthVu Hnd tnafirs
10. Leonard, of hufur. oftr'ui AMI America
q uttrIt uI llIUr. uIr-Hu.
ANY tul all rcra1Hs claiming adVelf lY ans
oi fnc HnuYtHir-HU lands Hrr frIurtIUt iu
ODE tnglr rlHlms iu this 0llce on of ..riOft
said -tn day pi January iWs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ruld. RHllh 4fsts stAiis i,,sl, ANp I, 0stiSs 4, m
A. X RicuAHpsos.
sheriff of Ilarncy County.

NNNN ~ ~ NH I.ANNN NNN NNiIaN
Burns ufoEOu. December ~. 1905
a sufficient contest an.dayif having been
llci iu this oiilce uy claude % brandon. cous
trtiunfI against homestead entry SO. .luI
HHiu AUGUST q. lIH. iuf Nf't 30 section D.
township % .. fIuEu A D. " ~ tlytr D.
liurUttH. tuutr. Coz. iu which 10 be- altered that
saIi Uutfymau has uuf up tu thD timr % fiinF
Htll HMlatIf established bite residence upon
sall land. Hud has nuf established residence
hgftuu within tuD ais Hrouths from uHfH OF
Cutfy, That Doc has WhullN failed fo cultivate
CO., Improve said land that said rntfymar has
lCr thr tuuntt aud etatu and wholly abandon
81 sHIl vutfI. ana laa W hUl fHIIri o. comply
With tHr lumcttvsI Law up fn thr present
upirt HuI THAI said alluECl absentee from The
saii land was nui duu tu bic employment ln
thr Afmy, Naff. ur Marine tou.s ai the tuitrd
staira as private soldier officer seaman, or
marine. HufiUF thr time of var. fHid PARTIES
afr hereby noiIlCi fn aptcaf. trtpuul and
uNrf evidence touching tHil allegation 40 Do
o'clock "a. On. uu February 81. ilus before the
Nr-ltirr ard receiver uf thr United states
luni uairo lu NHfns. urreou
lhr sid runtttiauf haNlug. iu o. proper afls
uaNtt hlri December Al, l1WN. srt foTth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service ui thls notice rau not he muir. it n
hereby Ordered and directed that such uoii,r|
D. sitru 1Y iur and proper publication.
NH, tAhHf. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
Timber Land Act, June I,T,.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


NNNN |Ni HAAANH LAND UIIIlN.
hlrns. oregon, brrgmber 90 intl.
Nuucr is hereby eiycn that H compliance
Nlih ilg DIVISIONS of che acc ul DousFrss oi
june "a, ls.s, gufitcl can urf for tne saIe 0f fm-
Der iHu4t IH fln states of california. Oregon.
hrfHlat Hui Washington Territory. ns extend
ri 'u s4t inr Public Land riatrs hY urT of Aug.
uti .. lsi-. frauk a. williams. uf hurns. county
pi iiafurt, rttfu Nf oregon, has this uaY nIrI
iu thisu1 .tU DIE sworn statemguf $50. Hi. for
ilr purchase oi thr ki. uf -f . uf section O.
thl D ul h ht' ifut Hrriluu SO, Z, lu township
No -I - ransr so. .l a.. ~. ~. aud WfIl ofrr
Hf,HHf iu show iHsf ttr iaud rIuslt BE- more
valuable iof ifs timber of stone than Tor uefl.
cultural purposes, aul fn establish bis claim o.
saii land hsiure Register auI Receiver al
hufus, oregon ou "Wednesday tne UtE day OF
February. l.U'
lir uaurs ss witnesses lloyd f.. Trynn.
Mlillau IueImeE itFcu William. lra Ni-
ilaius all oi hufus, OrvEou,
Any .uI all peisuns claiming uiyyfsriy the
aisuf r-ir-rrihel lauds aTr requested ~ ric
lnrif claims iu this o1lDu uu or before said
-ufh day ot February, 1907.
MN. fAsHE, Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
POPULAR SKAG-
 WAHAN'S ARE MARRIED

Mr. George G. Miller and Mrs. Eva NcGrath were united iu marriage at 9 o'clock last night, the Rev. J. w. GIsnk, officiating. The wedding was a very quie, one, ouly rslatatiyes and the associates of the groom tn the United States customs service being present. It took place to the psrlor Of the Fifth Avenue hotel, and wSs very pretty. The bride audgroom. .sreamong the most popular people h SSsgwag. Mrs. Miller has resided here since the beginning ot Skagway's history and her many Grsces have won her wide circle of trienus, Mr. Miller is deputy collector o' GUS toms at White Pass, and cue of the best liked federal officials in this section of Alaska.
 Nr. aod Mrs. Miller will leave on the City O, Seattle this evening for Seattle and other southern cities. They will be away for about month. returning to SkAsvay early iu November.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
SALE OF MINING PROPERTY

By order ot Che Hon. WH..H A Nur!cu referee iu bsukruplcy. .lHr uua.. gnrd. as trust tee Of Che estate ul tHw GrrrN .."}r N.uug Company corporation hAWh..H. "i"IN Tor sale Ihe following properties. known ..IrriINrr ly as the Greek Boy- N.uu, stunt. u trr Eor. ucrs Bay Mining D>tT0Ct. uuHr 'ur"a., Alaska. more particularly described 'n iMr rrrwrlN nt the said Mining District ln winch .rurds hld- durS hereby Hrr referred 1ur f.r.Nr. nH"TrH arN. and gCuertlIy described ae fu...N- Aurora. Lode MIufug t.H.ur. InTHf..r"d. WOmstakC I0d" Nu.u. I.H.u.. uWNIruluL
 Lake View, IoIc NIunE t..G.. lUWrlrnfvU MsnimOre Lode N.uuE N..m.. mnH'uufuN May Flower. Lode Nu.ug .Hm .nrHteutnU.
 queen ot the Hu., I"ir Mining DHiu. ju- patented.
 Rerner'S Bay Placer NuwH.r "Iu NHrrr Mining Claim, JupHr"u'm' Rcruers Bay P'Hrnr N.wHer Two, Placer Mining Claim, InrStgutut.
 Great Falls ,rueA. Wster E..Ht, ulgv"loprt TuhannuCh irnUh Water I.u.f. ! .1nHu.oprd Two Min sites ot about uVr H"r,- nach, situate adjacent tu lHnaunHgh D.mm. lupnt- euted.
 All oI the said property .- situate ai Rrrurr, Bay In thc District of AlH~kH, about ufty miles from Juneau, and IS rnruuIrH lD lHn receiving at Juneau. Alaska. Inc lrr,.g" as informed that development work >nH.r.gY' 2. rHIfr tNg holder Co patent ihns" c.u.u., ', nnu" anur Included in fhr sHI urupusru.> and In hu sold therrwrth arg ai huiiUugs. fnr.s, railways now situate upon these nrnuEtr~ f amy iIrrC lC. The sale Is Co be Ny sealed n. Is Iu 'r delivered at the oGicC Oi Hon Warren \ WurduD. referee in bankruptcy Chamber u' "wwurgu IUl.uluE Tacoma, Washington, uu' latug lhHr two o'clock D. m. on Tuesday lhr INfn day .f september lQlo, each bid to bD aHcowTaH.rd hE trprsaI ul, or certified check for, fem a. H'| .ru. "i ihr amount Ot the bid. such dr.arr.r .. ulnrN to br returned to unsuccessful M.UIrr~ sud s.r hId tu be considered Il thr sane .s .Ir lurr than len Thousand Dollars
 Further particular nf tar UrnTr.'. and Inc sale thereof may bcohHrvIu' I..r undersigned or his attorneys. The right tu rrlnet any and all bids Is reserved.
 WENEA MES. Trg~lrc.
 Onlcc and pOStog'icr address, EauA oT ralttor. uta Building Tacoma, Wash.
 IOHN C. GRAY DN'rr and ro-'n'cr address 02 bowman Building, Seattle, Wash. FRANK H. NELLY D''Cu and rnstahrr ad- dress. 4ll Fidelity BuIdur Tacoma, Wash. Attorneys for rnu Trustee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

It now srsnspires that President Roosevelt's spelling" order was illegal And must be resciuded. The attorney general has called his attention to the fac. that a joint resolution of congress was passed once upon a time recogniz- Iug webster's dictionary as authority for spelling and definitions in the United States for all government pur- poses. This resolution is still in effect. The resolution has been held to be legal suG binding by the supreme court. The president has overstepPed his authority.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
TO CLOSE
No Work at COrdOva for
 Coming Winter

The work on the Cordova railroad will close down in about a month, ac~ cordiug to statements made at Juneau by NJ. J. Heney the contractor, and In accordance with statements made iu letters received at SksEway from Cor dOva.
 The work will close about the first of November and begin again about April lst.
 J.H. Parker, formerly Of Skugway, who has had charge of the railroad hospital at Cordova, writes to Skagway friends that he will leave for Seattle for the winter. With Dr. Whiting about November lith.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
PARENTS MAKE
 CHILD LEGITIMATE

According to late advtces from Sc, attle, Charles billy and Edna Nclsou the parents Of the child which Miss Nelson, the mother, and Mr. and Mrs, k. E. billy, parents Of tho father, ure accused oi kidnapping from Mr. and Mrs. O. M Ooughorty at Whjtnhorse last month, were married at seattle recently They went caS, together as husband and wife aud they had their child with them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

During those days when Reform 's ,pslled with big "R" 1t should not DC forgotten that Dave Hil made his de- but lnto state politics as retormer, lighting against boss rule" and official corruption, under the leadership Of Samuel J. TiIdeu. Some of our Re formers" might be Hills ln disguise.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

Tue Fifth avenue hOlr, is che loudug hostelry tn the north lJ Is steam hrat- ed, has elegantly furnished rooms -siugle, on suite and with baths large and well appointed ollcr. reading and writing room, and Indies nlrlur. There Is nothing Co equal iJ jn Skagwoy Am erican and European plan. Lately ren- oyated
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

Tho news of the Waskoy and Gale combination did not reach tho koyukuk' Gov. Swluetor,l made clean sweep there. Is that an indication ot what would have been the result In the TSnana and Yukon valleys had there been no agreement2
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

It has been suggested that the failure o, the senate to rAtIiy the presidents Dominican treaty might be responsible for his pacific attitude toward Cuba The suggestion Is by Senator Foraker' who helped to hold up tho San'o Domingo agreement.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
sKAGwAx WEATHER

The result ot the observation taken At Moore wharf st midnight, Oct' '' 1906, Is Ss follows: Tempersture time observst'n.. 4S above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours..5l Min 60 ''fu Mean ''4o
 Barometer 29. go
 Cloudy, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
Waitress Wanted

Forty five dollars & month and board and lodging for 8 waitress at the Den nett Eating house. Enquire ot A k Graves, superintendent of the w. r. x Y, R. rosdhouss system, Bennett, R. c
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
A Guaranteed Cuto For PIIos

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, pr0uuding Piles. Druggists are authorized tu re- fund money it TAZu uINTNENT inils Co cure in Co ll days 5O cents
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

The best dining room in the city Is at the Fifth Avenue hotel. The hest meals and best service obrajush,n iu thc north are it's lead'rg points ot suV riorl'y.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

Ia the republican primaries In the ,tate of New Jersey the old machine defeated the Colbyjtes, wEo under the leadership of State Senator Colby at tempted to secure the party organizat- ion
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
skagwsy, October s, I9O,

New Furs, new c. D. Corsets, new Dress Goods, and new Tailored Waists and Skirts st HarriSOns'
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08
At Private Sale.

Emerson Piano, Franklin rypeErit' ar tioual Cyclopedis, l5vols; tiat. so,p desk, Household and enlldrens
 SrnIture. Inquire of N. B. Harrison. 1w
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

The White Pass Hotel, WhItohOr>c has unlimited accommodations. Every thing strictly lirst-Clu~s.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

Ginghsm bargains at Harrisons' this week only.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-10-08

The more Taft talks do 70 In Cuba the better he sounds.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-07
ISLE

John Carl took spin to Mora on
his bicycle last Friday.
Eric Matson has been busy painting
Mrs. G. e. Elgren's house.
Clarence and Bertha Haggberg
visited at Aug. Elgren's over Sunday.
Mrs. John Carlson and children
spent Sunday at Lawrence with rela-
tives.
The butter maker for the Opstead
Creamery passed through Isle last
Saturday.
Mrs. John Grant returned from
Mora last week, after visiting with
relatives for several days.
W. Holland, from Worthington,
spent few days here last week look
ing over his land in this township.
Mrs. Lars Mattson has been at
Jonas Grants for several days dur
ing the illness of Mrs. Jonas Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Haggberg and
children were out for pleasure ride
on the Isle launch on Decoration day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-07
kARME Ell.

Too much rain for the spuds.
Miss Lows Bergstrom visited at
Molin's Sunday.
Rev. F. Blom bought horse at the
auction of Rev. Nilsson in Dalbo.
Miss Ester Olson and Gotfried Oh.
son visited at Bergstrom's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berg came home
from the wedding in Red Wing Mon.
day.
Yesterday Mr.. Ole Larson was
taken to his last resting place in
Dalbo.
It is reported that Lars Anderson
will visit his old home in Sweden this
summer.
The Free Mission Friends associa.
ton will hold their revival MEETINGS
June 8, and 10.
On Wednesday, June 6, Rev. r,
Blom married at the home of A. N,
Holm, Aaron Bengtson and Miss
Amelia Holm.
Miss Ellen Molin, Miss Annie
Therese Larson, August Berg and
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-07
Patterson's grocery is headquar.
tiers for picnic supplies.
Milk Fever in Cows.

Nervousness is first symptom fol-
lowed by weakness, swaying of hind
quarters until animal falls and is un-
able to rise. The eyes become star
ing, the head falls around towards the
flank and remains tire. AS the dis
ease progresses the COW falls over on
her side with head stretched out in
front. She is now in comatose condi-
ton; eyes insensitive to touch of the
finger, and breathing heavy and loud.
Treatment: AS a preventive meas
ure do not milk dry, but for two or
three days allow the calf to do the
milking, watching to see that the I'D
der does not become caked in any
quarter. This keeps udder fairly we'll
extended, which is natures method.
When first symptoms are noticed, dis
tend udder by pumping in air. This
can be done with bicycle pump if
nothing better is at hand, placing the
nozzle firmly against the end of the
teat and pumping until the quarter is
quite firm, kneading it meanwhile to
get the air itno every part, doing this
to each quarter. If COW is an easy
mixer it may be necessary to tie
tape around end of each teat to hold
air. Leave air in two or three hours,
and repeat treatment if symptoms
have not disappeared. A better
method of injecting air is with a
syringe consisting of short piece of
rubber hose with bulb in middle, the
nozzle being replaced by milk
tube.