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Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07

Drangen och pigan gingo. Kajsa sag
efter dem. Men mar hon varsnade att
drangen borta vid svangen tog Nina i
hand och vile stollas med henne, ryckten
Diet till / Kajseskraan.
Kom te'baks Senast, Nina, och Iassa.
du som f0rut. DT blir ingen ordning i
ladan, ON nj ska vara der. Men du ar
evigt olyckliG, ON du har maskopi MAJ
Sammel. Du borde veta battre an hallass
ma en- gammal glitter slut.
Sammel klarnade, och Skrikeborna gingo,
grinande sin Wig.
Men handelsen kom, ~f0rst3s, tv;irt MT,
och Hoppebofolket vardt till spott och spe
uti hela gr~annhallet. Hyilket int var mer
i'm raft.
De skulle naturligtvis ha nagot strait
for sin girighet i allmanhet och for sim
hardhet mot tjenstefolk synnerhet.
Sd lingo de kdrleken till hjOnen sasom
straffdom - och i deras stallning var delta
minsann en- ganska svar napst. bet f6rstar
nog en- hvar, som aldrig s& liteL f0rs6kk
den 81 kallade karlekens oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07
Straffet.
(Bygdekr6nika af THURE S.
SIGURD.

Sammel August i Hoppebo och hans kara
half, Kajsa, voio EFT par RAFT duktiga och
raft aktningsvarda menniskor, som lefde
i frid med sina grammar och sockenbor.
De plitade och arbetade begge iva och
sk0tte sin gard, som int var So lila liten,
RAFT bra. Men snala yoro de, och Diet kan
ingen hada dem for, ty en- lofig sparsam-
het, parad med fit, ar ganska kladsam for
EFT mindre bondfolk. Det tar sig mycket
battre ut att vara aktsam och vajen ON
sig, an att bravera och stoltSera och kala-
sa och lata arbetet ga Wind for vag. Eller
har jag inte RAFT, kanske?
Men Sammel August i Hoppebo och hans
kara half, Kajsa, hade afveu de sina be-
kymmer har i lifvet. Jag SADIE i b0rjan af
denna skrift, SON ar babe tillf0rlitlig och
sannfardig, att de voro EFT par aktnings-
v;irda menniskor. M arc de Diet icke
langre, enligt den stranga uppfattning af
s~edlighet och renhet, som ar kjnneteck-
nande for mig och nina gelikar och tros-
f%6rvandter har ute pa landsbygden. De
ha, som sagdt, haft sina vederm0dor, och
de ha dukat under for dem just i delta
eljes valsignade AIRS sk0rdeande. Och det
IL ON delta f6rr sd ~aktningsvarda folks
strider och fall, som vi nu skulle tala EFT
grand pa denna s~tunden....
Sammel Agust och Kajsa AFRO | sina BIZ
sta och likaste ar, men de Ia inga barn,
och Oliver den saken voro de rasande begge
iva och tyckte, att Diet var besynnerligt.
Ty pa barn brukar Diet eljcs icke bli miss
airing, hur usel arsgangen an ar i andra
~afseenden.
De hade saledes intet eget arbetsfolk
att satta till med, mar Diet var bradt 1 host
och vardagar, och ints hsde dc hopp att
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07

sadan intaga hederpplatsen vid bordot.
SADIE hon helt gemytligt och yand till be-
tienten tillade hon: Jones, FIR nu in dc
6friga giisterna.
Under Diet den unge manner inom sig
undrade hvad orsaken kunde vara till den
artighet, som nu bevisades honom, opp
made Jones d6rrarne till ~salongen och in
m~arscherade advokat Audrey, TAFT fold i
sparen af %skriddare Stitchem, tviitterskan
mrs Rordam, juveleraren Higgins, cigarr-
handlanden Prichen, vindhandlanden Spill
SAINT Jeromes lorna virdinna mrs Nut
tingham och dennas unga, vackra och nu
mycket f6rlagna dotter Ruth.
Jerome uppgaf EFT rop at harm mar han
sag denna skara - ALA u~ndantagandes
| adyokaten och mrs Nottingham voro ju
hans %gildenarer - men ON hans f0rsta
/ afsigt varit att rusa ut ur matsalen, sd
satte han dock Ell denna verkstallighet.
Han vagade helt enkelt ei CORA Diet.
Stamningen var, SON man kunde vanta,
temligen tryckt under middagen, trots dc
fna vinerna och lackra anriittningarna'
Till efterratten s~erverades champagne.
Da alias glas blifvit fylda reste sig mrs
Castlethorpe upp och SADIE med den hennt
egna gammaldags virdigheten:
Jag har den aran f6resla en- skal f5i
den man, som stidse betalar sina skulder,
Skalen cracks med exclamation. jerome
var den ende, som tvekande och rodnandt
f6rde slit glas till sina lappar.
- Jones, SADIE nu den gamla damen til
betienten, rick mr. Mordaunt denna plan
box. Den innehaller 500 dollars smjrrt
sedlar.
Nh, nina arade g;ister, fortfor hor
Wand till dessa, far jag bedja er vara 81
CODA presentera min brorson edra SIN!
rakningar. Han ar fardig att betala dem
Man tanke sig med hvilken beredvillig
het denna uppmaning efterkoms.
ia hvar och ell fatt slit. f6rde mrs
Castlethorpe Ruth bort till Jerome met
de orden:
- Icke SAINT, Jerome, du har ju shank
denna unga dam dit hjerta och din hand
Ansigte mot ansigte med den blek;
darrande fickan kunde han eli f6rnek;
delta faktum.
= Jones, SADIE nu den gamla damen til
betjenten, bed pastor Tyson komma in
Har ar en- vigselring, Jerome - Diet ar del
jag fick af min salig man da vi for fyrti'
ar sedan firade vart br6llop. Stallen nj
upp er, du och Ruth, So att pastor Tyson
ma "a lasa valsignelsen 0fver er. Sc sd ia
M ar ALT i ordning, min kare pastor.
Nastan imam Jerome Mordaunt VISIT
hvarom Diet var fragan. var han for he'll
Iifvet forenad med mrs Nuttinghams bla
0gda dotter Ruth.
- Jag 0nskar dig lycka, mitt barn, sad
mrs Castlethorpe hjertligt, da hon efte
vigselns slut kysste henne. Hair har du ell
tusendollarssedel att b6rja dagen med,
- Tack, dyrastc moder, svarade Ruth
varmt atergifvande kysscn.
-Nu, min kare Jerome, SADIE den gamlj
damen | forandrad ton till brudgummen
will jag gifva dig Diet radet, att du, sedal
du nu en- gang blifvit skuldfri aldrig me
satter dig i skuld. Iy, ser du, af mig ha
du aldrig vidare att motse en- penny.
- Och nu, tillade hon, sager jag er ALA
brudpar och gaster, farval. bet ar sen
och jag behofver komma till 70.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07
Ingenting att undra pa,

ALT hvad naturen oss bestatt
Ar hvart och EFT uti slit matt
Till nytta har i lifvet.
Det skulle kannas pinsamt nog,
ON 6det n8got fran oss tog
AT hvad oss blifvit glfvet.
ON EFT par fingrar skulle ga,
Hvad skulle SEN man "rakna pa?"
Hvarmed pa lutan leka?
En- nyttjas da man ring skaIl ha,
En- da man fngerkrok skall dra
Och en- da mai skall peka.
On fransar ej v8rt 0ga f8tt,
F0rlOrad smart hon hade gait
Var syn, Guds b&sta gafva.
Och hade mar som nu sig tea
FL ~0gonlock att falIa ner,
Sa kunde mar Ell sofva.
Man kunde jul, ON nissan tr6t
Fl mera lagga den / blot,
FL 6fver "vishet" skryta.
On hems0kt man af snufva VaS
Och int nissan suite qvar,
Man kunde sig Ell snyta.
ON man 81 hade nagon halls
Mar tinge ingen foda alIs
Ner l en- hungrlg mage
Och utsI halls Diet gick 81 an
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07

7 - Hej pojkar, hit fort, den som will Sc
nagonting, som sir att Diet aldrig gick
barfotadt.
Frdn Roslagen harstamma iva br6der
med Diet gemensamma slagtdraget att ha
Diet klent staldt med harbetackningen.
Den yngre DR. tjensteman j Stockholm,
den dldre har stannat som landtbrukare
pa fddernetorfvan. Mar de brefvexla
med hvarandra, skier dc. understundom
pa rospiggska. Sc mar exempel pa EFT
utbyte af ~helsningar.
Den yngre telegraferar:
Godt nytt hdr!
och far till sgar;
Likaledes minderhdrige broder.
Altid distract. - Ma, herr professor,
hvar var nj | l0rdago alton?
- Jag var hemma - och nj herr gross.
handlare2
- Jag var ocks& hemms.
l.. - S&-&, och jag SOM int sag 81
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07

Arvid Lejonklo Mot lifvets mattliga
framgang. Han hade befordrats i sin tur,
blifvit assessor f6rst och hofrattsrad Sc
dan, under vantetiden att upp Diet lila
arfyet efter far och NOR och Diet f6ga st6r-
re, som hans brud f6rde med / boet aret
efter dep der sa sn0pligt iindade idyllen
med butiksrattan, SON han sedan aldrig
sport eller sett.
F6rsynen delade rGtt jemnt dagrar och
skuggor 6fver hans hem, der man ''slet
sin tid'' och msdde ungefar som de fleste
/ den samhallsstSllningen.
Ar fogades till ar, sakta mar man rak-
made vecka efter vecka, svindlande fort,
som for oss ALA, mar man blickar tillbaka
pa en- lRngre tidrymd; Cd att hofrattsra-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07
LifUetS rGrde.

Ingrid; SADIE du int fora yeckau-
att du int brydde dig en- smul ON Emil
Och nu ar du kar i honom?
Gerda: - Kara du, da visste jag inte,~
att han har fatt h6gre lon, sa att nu kan.
han gifta sig.
Ldtt retad. Herr Toffelqvist med fra
beser ett %menageri.
Herrn: - Ser du har, lila Stafva, hair
Or en- tigrinna.
Frun (uppbragt); - Hvad menar DE-
msd
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-07

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

City Attorney Carl J. Henry went
to Wichita, Kan, Tuesday morning
to act as groomsman at the mar
rlage OF his friend Harry Stanley in
thas city Tuesday night.
Presiding Judge John W. McFad-
den was q business caller on Mon
day. He was in town after goodsfor
his mercantile store at Virginia.
The supreme court affirmed the
verdict OF the circuit court OF Henry
county and jeff Penland will serve
two years In the penitentiary for at.
tempted manslaughter.
G. G. Weeks has about completed
bis arrangements for moving to But.
Ter at On early day. he win take
charge Of the county clerks office
there the first Of the ysar.-Rsview.
Judge Thurman, Of Lamar, recently
elscted circuit Judge, has received BID
commission and besn sworn into Of.
acs. The Judge will hold his first
term Of court ct Greenfield, No., b.
ginning Monday.
W. ". Downey, Of Mclean county,
Ills, Il visiting his brother, ". A,
Downey In the west part Of the coun.
". This is bic first visit TO Bates,
The brothers were In Butler Eatur'
day and favored n with . pleasant
cali.
The selection Of q site for the nsW
postoflce building at Clinton hal
boon made. The ground chosen 4
the southwest corner 81 Second and
Franklin streets wish . frontage o|
| 151x2O8 a. The sract Of ground
vas owned By Dr.. John b. BrittsI
Elder D, B. Warren, Of ST. Cail
county, will enter The rscs for chap
| lain d The house Of representatives
His father, Elder ". ". Warrsn, wal
| chaplain Of tbs psnitsntiAry ,undsu
Il - eA.--t-< = 4. 49, 1
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

10. O. Election OF officers next
Monday night. All members urged
to be present. s. Arnold, Sec'y.
Claud Green, son OF ]. M. Green, CT
Shawnee, returned home from Frisco,
Colorado, last week.
C. Fl Radiord, a prominent young
farmer OF Spruce, was a pleasant call
er while in Butler on Monday.
Sam Walls and wife were down
from Adrian Tuesday. Mrs. Walls
attended the Mesdames Vandervort
and Fox reception, while Sam, who
IL deputy collector for Deer Creek
and East Boone township, consulted
his principal, collector Andy Owen.
Charley Ross, former proprietor Of
the Hotel Ross property, now 9
prosperous shoe man of Auburn, N.
Y, was In Butler last week closing
up the details Of the sale Of that
property to b. G. Cook.
Joseph Smith, formerly q promi.
nent citizen and influential Democrat
Of Howard. township, writes to renew
his subscription and saye: Il was
glad to hear that grand old Missouri
came back to her own and hope she
may never stray again. Was sorry
that Bates lost her Presiding Judge
and Sheriff. I am still what some are
pleased 70 call ths"yellow dog Demo
GRAFT" always vote-straight.
Isaac N. Smith was IN Saturday,
having bills struck for Q sale Of per
sonal elects ct bis farm north Of
Spruce Dec. 4th. See his sale adver.
tisementin another column. Hewss
also closing up the papers In the pur-
chase Of she E. G. vandervoort resi-.
dence, 9 lew blocks north Of the pub
lie square. This house was built by
Dixie Z. Haggard Q few years ago At
the cost Of several thousand dollars.
| It's modern throughout, convenient
liz located to the business portion Of
the ~, In . delightful nsl9hbor.
hood, md = vsry dsnrabk rssidsncs
| propssty.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

An old bond issued by the St. Louis
& Santa Fe Railroad, August %,
1869, against Dolon township, Cass
county, was presented to the county
court of Csss county at Its last meet
ing for payment. The statutes OF
Limitation had run on the bond, and
1t was turned down by the court as
worthless. The bond belonged to
the estate OF Mrs. Sallie Hubbard,
Campbellsville, Kentucky.
Rev. Stanley D. Jewell and family
left the last OF the week for Frederick
town, Mo-, where he has accepted q
charge DR.. Jewell was in charge OF
the First Presbyterian church, oil
Butler, Tor nine years, and during
that period Of jealous and faithful
servicein the cause, greatly endeared
himself to his members and the cit.
sens OF Butler. The best wishes oil
our people attend him in bis new field
OF labor.
Charley Hess gave Rev. Crockett q
fne bird pup TO replace the one he
recently shot and killed. The Rich
Hin Review says: "Rsv. Crockett
was fortunate, after ell, In going
hunting With q man who merely shot
bis dog and had the confederation to
replace him. Nov II Mr.. Bees had
bean the kind OF shot that some oil
our Rich Hill nimrods are, be might
have shot the preacher and the ~
placing oct would have been oii."
A letter from our old friend G. ],
Echoolsy, who owns 9 farm neal
Wellslord, Kan, which cost him $3.'
500 four years ago, and no is now Of
tered 81, 500 for It. BE said hs had
26O acres In wheat this year which
avsraecd only six bushels to TIKI
acre, but was Of q good quality. BE
has soxn $50 acres In wheat thil
hall Said his boys caught . coyots
tho day hs wrote, making 100, they
had Kidd, Tor which, thsy rscslvpd u
|per hsad
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

Wheat fields, notwithstanding the
long dry spell, are looking well.
Judge C. A. Denton held court for
= few days last week for Judge Brad
dy at Jacksonville.
The revival meeting at the NJ. E.
church South this city will continue
on through this week.
The Adrian Journal reports the
death OF Mrs. Ernest McCraw, the re-
suit OF child birth.
The sleet, snow and rain have made
the roads q little sloppyiiand dis.
agreeable to get about.
Gov. Folk has appointed b. G.
Anu, surveyor Of Henry county,
NJ A. n. Highnote resigned.
A good many farmers took advan-
S1es Of the pretty weather welhave
~ having and gathered thsircorD:
Otto Gupp and . daughter Of Geo.
kfouss vsfs severely bitten by:asuD.
pooed nad dog nsas Clintonsths 9TH
edAy.
& 10 day W return thanks for the
Sont1ful harvssts aud many bless
] ~ q hsalth end prosperity the
- ysar.
l1nnds ass congratulating Mr..
M. Arthur Wsmott over the
NJ Friday d : fns boy at their
Nv. Eolk hes offered . reward Of
ench Tor NJ parties, who rob.
- bank at Walksr,S Vernon
go !, ! short time ago.
I - irisDd Jasper Bowman, Of
~ - Sli&es 70 order Tn Tnlls
- hEothse, G. D. Bowman, q
IA anaas.
Enheee - h town Saturday
49, ( to0oo. Hs expects p
I'd - S = - = -ssah - >eAnA~ "A
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
MONTANA soUIBbs.

Harry A. Kennedy, one of the best
known mining engineers in Butte, and
a well known business man, was re-
Gently instantly crushed to death in
the 1900 foot underground shaft in the
Pittsmont mine while engaged in
measuring the distance of drift.
Death came without warning, large
mass of rock crushing Kennedys
chest and body in as if it were an
eggshell and breaking his neck.
Smith Higgins and Mrs. Emma
Rowe of Missoula have been under
arrest at Juneau charged with the
theft of $500, the property of the foul
minor children of Mrs. Rowe, whom
she is accused of deserving to ru1
away with Higgins.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02

dust buried along the Yukon river in
Alaska.
The state land board has been COM
PEELED to readvertise the school land
sale at Occur d'Alene City, as the time
limit to remove the timber has been
extended from three years as fixed
in the present advertisement, to 10
years from date of sale. The sale
has been postponed until March 6,
1906.
The new town Of Potlatch, the home
of the Potlatch Lumber company's big
sawmill and lumber plant, is making
more rapid growth than any town In
the history of the state, outside of a
mining camp.
| Sites and surrounding country now
have the worst roads of the season.
The bridge over the Clearwater be-
tween Sites and Kooskia is now com.
pleted.
Archie ellis, foreman of the carpen-
1 ter gang at the Morning mill at Null
Ian, narrowly escaped losing his left
hand, if not his life, recently. While
working around the machinery Mr.
, ellis allowed his left hand to become
caught in a rapidly revolving pulley,
: The dance hall and saloon conduct
ed bys William Moore for the past si1
months at Wardner has closed it,
doors and ceased to do business.
F. F. johnson, president of the FRS
: National bank of Wallace, has gon,
$ to Twin Falls to open bids for tn
construction of a building for thu
= First National bank Of Twin Falls.
The Occur d'Alene land office
I withdrawing an additional II towr
}, ships and adding the tract to tn
c Priest River reserve. The withdraw
l. land in Kootenai county lies due eas
# of the Priest River forest reserve an
r is contiguous to it.
d The Idaho Cedarmen's sssociatio
has been formed recently in Spokan
e with Idaho men in the company an
4, one Spokane man. The purpose of tn
"a organization will be to establish
y uniform grade, and rules governin
d. the inspection of telephone, Telegram
and electric light poles.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
y News.

Before
no. oyo,. EST gathering that
Dr Teood in San Francisco.
nor Of thome an easy win
co+urdav Burns handicap
proper ~ was second and
prrcb 81 third. Eugenia
chewing Jade a miserable
The UnivS :,
team got repaho BASKET jail
cto+o oolleg4the Washington
baskat hall Ay defeating the
a sooro of 9( that school by
in Pullman tn "o weeks ago
lege team detgIon 0CaIe col-
of % to Is. no py a SCORE
Ormond-Dayt
tire of his rear w IN tne
fortieth mile, rtne before lne
at top speed, Inc ps'e TIN
ands on the bea2 W ."
| in a 80 horsepov ilHoru haLP
the worlds recoI d car DroAs
other day, makiP ihiies 'ne
bo,r * T,inutes stance in ]
Efforts were mtp hus'
ed in the O'KeefeAs ih'eI CO..
Spokane Amateur n' d. 'n'
ruary 16, at Spok cup Te ~,
Scaler and Freddy Iuuce ni'
a Is or even 20 rou meet ~.
Parker-O'Keefe ana III
Phil Kearney is
York state skater ~ Ne'
speed on indoor coJ Il velou
skating experts. Ht alna1e'
national indoor champIeseH
and two mile distanc pc h"'
Fred Marks, the CHI
E Of Germany, has arriv es'ie
: try. He is after a md 1Uui
: Tom Jenkins or Fred i'
Napoleon Lajoie, VIII
contract with the CleW "
, recently, has resigned ny
, season for the largest ~
t said, paid to a playeA'
t leagues. The great 'play =
2 between $4,000 and 5000 q
2 ing second base and nj :
| Clevelands this year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
Theatrical Notes.

George M. Cohan's famous success.
Little Johnny Jones'" will play at the
Spokane early in March.
Wallace Munro, who has been iden-
tilted with various theatrical COM
panies for the last dozen years, visited
Spokane recently. He says: Spokane
is the best theatrical city in the Unit
ed States"
1.-THE Gingerbread Man" is to re-
turn to New York in the spring for
run.
A second sister of Edna May, named
Marguerite, is now travelling with
1.-THE Catch of the Season"
James X. Hackett is to revive ''rhe
House of Silence" Mary Mannering
playing the role created by Charlotte
Walker.
Truly Shattuck will appear in Geo.
Cohan's latest play, George Wash
ington, Jr.," soon to be presented in
/ New York.
Charles Frohman has no intention
of presenting Julia Marlowe and e
H. Sothern in a version of Jeanne
dare" next season. His contract with
these stars will not then be in force
Harry Woodruff is to play the title
role in tom Brown of Harvard,
when it is presented for the first time
on any stage in New York.
Pauline Hall is said to be having a
successful season in her starring tour
in ''Dorcas." She will extend her tour
to include the Pacific coast
Clara Morris has decided to return
to the stage.
John P. Ward, the veteran come
: dian, is again playing in the role
of Uncle Barnaby in Babes in Toy
land"
''The Harlequin King" produced BY
Lewis Waller in London last week
: win be given in New York next month
Beerbohm Tree is considering max
r ing a spring tour of Germany.
d Virginia Harmed seems to have NJ
2 definite plans for the future.
& A countryman recently went to Lon
q don to see the popular musical com
" edy "The Spring Chicken" but go
r mixed up in his ornithology and puT
le chased a ticket to Ibsen's THE WIZ
Duck"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
OREGON ITEMS.

The Oregon land fraud cases are
to be given precedence on the trial
calendar in the United States circuit
court, according to United States Cir
cult Judge w. B. Gilbert, before leav-
ing for San Francisco on official bust
ness. The cases when called will be
tried before Judge Wolverton.
Renewed interest in the disappear
ance of ]. L. Huffman has been arous-
ed by the offer of reward for infor-
nation leading to his location by his
mother, Mrs. G. H. Whitney of Baker
City. Huffman was a typesetter.
Portland merchants are disturbed
over receiving postal cards bearing
the "black hand" symbol of death
used by Italians. The police are in
vestigating.
The ashes of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Cassiday who died in Spokane recent
| w. were scattered on the waters Of
the Willamette river at Portland. This
act was in accordance with Mrs. Cas-
siday's last wishes.
The severe weather which has visit
ed Sumpter section for several days
past has at last subsidized and bust
ness conditions as a consequence arr
assuming a normal tone.
Frank Martin, a laborer, has beef
arrested at McEwen on the charge o
having assaulted Grant Geddes.
The mercantile firms of G. ]. John
of Sumpter and Guy Lindsay at Gran
lite have been consolidated.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
IOKANE THEGTER ATTRACTIONS

The following are -the February at
fractions at the Spokane theater at
Spokane:
February 2-S-Louis James.
February 4-"Human Hearts"
February 5-"Black Crook"
February 6-7-"Baltimore Beauties.
February S.9-Chas. Hanford.
February 13-14-'Hlgh SchuOi
Girls"
February S-"Frankenfield."
February 19-Maximilian Dick.
February 2O-21-"Tmperials."
February 22-23-24-English Opera
Co.
February 25-Pauline Hall.
February 27-"Avenue Girls"
February G8-Nance ONeil.
out of town people can have seats
reserved for any show in any part
of the theater by sending remittance
to Joseph Petrich, manager.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
LIVES LOST IN FIRE.
Three Persons Suffer Death in Fire a
Lowell.

Three Persons Suffer Death in Fire at
Lowell.
Lowell Mass.-Three lives were lost
by the burning of the Richardson no.
tel here at 2 o'clock in the morning
The dead are:
H. G. Harding of Somerville, Mass.
Christine Nelson, pastry cook, OF
Boston.
Miss Josephine Kennister, nurse
Franklin Falls, N. H.
There were more than 40 guests II
the building when the fire broke out
The upper floors Of the hotel were
burned out.
The fire is believed to have started
in the kitchen, from an overheateC
stove.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-02-02
VETERANS ARE DYING FAST.

In Last Six Months $4,000 Have
Passed Away.
In the past six months taps have
been sounded over the graves of 26,-
900 pensioners of the civil war, ac-
cording to a statement of Pension
Commissioner Warner. This, he says,
is an evidence of the rapidity with
which the veterans are being dimin-
ished. The total number of pension
ers on July 1, 1905, was 6S4,6OS. ON
December 81 it was 65S,234.