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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-19

a dispatch from Chicago states som"
Montana cattle offered on the market
Monday brought good prbces as follows;
Montana Cattle company, seven
loads 1850 pounds at $3.50. Preuitt &
Phelps. two loads, 1870 pounds At sale;
loao, 1871 pounds at $3,75. Nj ".
Shaef, two loads, LOSS pounds at $i.@o.
Bloom Cattle company three loads. 1,IG
pounds to 1850 pounds at $50: two loads
1,aSo pounds at SIS, load 1855 at $t,1O.
Harris & Browne load, 1872 pounds at
$3.50 Estimate for Tuesday, Goo.
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CHINOOK.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Chinook, Mont, October H. 1905,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-19

Would you know what q newspaper
reporter is-get a glimpse Of some os.he
inside workings Of his profession? Or
are you indifferent to the cause of and
the because why ofthe man you meet
365 days out of the year and try to lind
more days in which to criticize. The
Herald likes t1belicvc that you would
like to know what these quiet, diligent,
self-sacrificing workers for the press and
public are at bottom and in wholerfact.
His name was John McMurray-mebbe
you have heard it. It is not prob
able that he will attain the dignity Of
an opitaph by dying, but it is due to
the good man gone and his honorable
profession 10 reproduce th8report of
the editor who directed him for years
and who summed up his worth in de-
scribing him in the simple tribute:
THE classes of citizens with whom
reporters must most come in contact
the politicians, state, county ana city Of
ftccrs, lawyers, physicians, policemen
all respected and trusted "Johnny,' as
he was Familiarity called, knowing that
he would treat them fairly in his re-
ports, ever drawing the line between lie
ultimate news and matters purely private
and personal in their naturc.-----I1e
was painstaking, industrious and accur-
| ate
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Helena, oct. 12.-"From Il democratic
standpoint affairs in northern Montana
have never looked brighter and more
promising for a big democratic land
slide than at the present time"
Such is the report that David G.
Browne, chairman of the state central
committee, brings back after trip to
Valley and Cascade counties
"Arle and representative men, truly
representing all the classes of people and
more than competent to administer the
affairs of government wisely ana WE'LL
have been placed on the democratic
ticket in these counties In the past
| there has been some friction in Cascade
| county, ut this year the party is
| sohdly united and there is a strong and
real current of enthusiasm manifested,
not only by the party leaders, out by
the rank and file as we'll.
"All indications are that the independ-
ent vote in Valley county has increased
substantially this year and while nor
mally the county has been republican IN
the past, the independent vote holds the
lever On the political situation and the
democrats are making strenuous efforts
to win it. The democrats have put up
| a good ticket, one that will appeal to
the taxpayer because of the high stand
ing OF the candidates, and in addition
the candidates are all good rustlers. J.
l.. Truscott is making a brilliant cam
paign, coupled with increased work. and
from the sentiment I was able to gather
I strongly believe lie will be the sue
cessor of Archie Mahon, also q demo
crat.
| Almost to a man the railroad men IN
| both Cascade and Valley county are
for T. ]. Walsh, the democratic candi'
| date for congress, and the farmers and
! stockgrowers know full well his position
1 on questions of vital interest to then
| and will back him heartily.
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FOR SALE faIscELLANEuUs

FOR sALE-sATURDAY, A 80 PER CENT
drop. These unclaimed suits must be closed
out at half price to make room for woolens.
Remember, we are tailors, not clothiers. These
suits through our extensive mall order bust
ness remain unclaimed. We cannot hold
them, SO must sell them quick. That is why
you get them at half price. Read list be-
fore, then come and see for yourself. 1t is
pleasure to show you. Rush Tailoring Co.,
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MINING INVESTMENTS

BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING ANY STOCK
consult me, advice free; correspondence solicit
ed. R. B. Higbee, investment expert, 5GS-
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Statesmen and Clerks.

wANTED-15 ENERGETIC MEN TO SELL
goods from OUT wagons; this is the harvest
time; good men make good. money: commits
sion paid promptly every week: positions per-
manent. c. F. Adams Co.. 1918 7th st S.
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.

WANTFD-F1RsT-CLAss COOK FOR PRIVATE
clearinghouse; must be able to cook for 80
people and take entire charge Of kitchen; high
est wages. 436 Ashland av, st. Paul. MINI.
wANTED-A COOK AND SECOND GIRL AT
the Boys Fraternity House, at university. 1925
University av Sc. - .''
WANTED-PAsTRY COOK AT THE LOCKE
Hotel, Pierre, S. D.; must be ready to come
at once. =. -. -.
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Trades


!. Trades. -
FIRST CLASS ENGINEER WOULD LIKE P0.
sition with laundry, light plant or manufac-
turing concerns; steam litter and: all around
man. Address 2514, Journal. -. - Z.
WANTED-BY AN ENGINEER HOLDING
) first class license, position as engineer, tire
man or janttor; also machinist. Address 22S7,
Journal s'rrl<' - w. N~:r -. Is
STATIONARY ENGINEER WOULD LIKE Pc.
sition with people who will appreciate, good
work: frst-class references. Address, TIA,
Journal. ''''... S','S." ~-'''< 80. f.. -
M1LLwRIGHT OR CARPENTER, A MAN,
wants work either in shop. Or factory; good
mechanic. Address 1855, Journal. -:
STEADY RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, WHO
is, good fireman, would like work. Address
227S, Journal. 81 y b. shss ~ = :. zs;5l ~
EXPERIENCED BAKER WANTS a JOB Ar
once; no bad habits. 3: Jencks. Window
COMPETENT BAKER FOR GOOD, COUNTRY
shop with good oven. Box 125, Bemidji,
MINI. -. % q -. -. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-PART1ES LEAVING CITY TO GET
Our cut rates household goods to Chicago,
Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals and
tributary points. For best Of service at the
lowest possible rates write call on the
Boyd Transfer Storage Co.. AZ Sd st s.
WANTED-NAMEs OF PERSONS WHO HAVE
used or are now using DR.. Kilmers Swamp
Root remedies. Any such person sending in
J his or her name and address will learn some
thing to their advantage 1919, Journal.
STEAM RADIATORS OR COILS FOR HEATING
stove and machine shop. Require a; largo
quantity. Cheap for cash. German Electric
Co., ;313-S15 Minnesota st, st. Paul. MINI.
wANTED-GooD HARD COAL sELF-FEEDER;
must be in good condition; good as new,
round oak stove to sell or exchange in part
payment. Apply GIG 7th st S.
TOWN MARKET PAYS HIGHEST CASH
price for second hand household goods and
office furniture. At -419 Washington av ..
IT. &C. 2S17.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR cAsT-oFf
gents clothing. Call or write E. J. Sussman,
ia Washington av N.
WANTED-MUsIOAL INSTRUMENTS. HIGH.
est prices paid. Max A. Kohen.. 82z Wash s.
BOOKS PURCHAsED FOR CASH IN SMALL
quantities Or whole libraries. sos LIST av s.
SPOT CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF STOVES.
Advance" AL Washington av S.
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FINANCIAL

~e~~~~S~~S~~~-~S
9 2 2 c + e 3 2 LOANS 8
A'nnf sstabli hssass IS y ssas Co.
the P pabieits Snail sis large
payments, weekly or monthly, with privi-
0 lege Of payment on or before, thus stop
0 the money lending business for the past
0 rs years, and. with the large clientele we o
o have. we are enabled to make the lowest o
rates. and give the. quickest possible ser
0 vice. Our record and reputation for the
past Is years tnsures honorable ana con.
0 hdential dealing to oil. 50
Q Minnesota, Mortgage Loan GS,
Q 3o5-so6% Bank OF Commerce Bldg, 81
o LIST. av S and 4th st.
o % o 20 o % o Q o @ -
MONEY To LOAN.
Chattel mortgage loans on furniture, pianos,
horses wagons; warehouse receipts, etc. we
offer courteous treatment, unequaled rates,
best terms, absolute privacy, and the quick
est service Of any company in the city; by
calling when in need Of money and making
your wants known we can and will demon
strate the truth of these statements.
Is. Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406440Ss New York Life Building
TriStates 3092. N. W. Main 4o9-L2
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FRIEND
H'<~s. TO Loan Ycu Money?
horses, Wagons. etc 1sl' Low rates easy terms
Without removal Of goods
Twin City 9s7s n. W. Main 1870.
Minneapolis Loan Co..
6o1 SOP Globe Bldg, az 4th. st s.
s.-. Between Nicollet opd Henneptn.
Open evenings on Monday and Saturday.
sALARIED PEOPLE "
And others; furnished money upon their Own HI
fees in 90 principal cities; save yourself
Tonsn Ses SeH 9 Hs Efs b sss
WE LOAN MONEY ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farms. We have farm mort
cages for sale, Johnson-van SAINT Co.. S. R.
Van SAINT president James A. johnson secre-
tary. Bank Of Commerce, Minneapolis, MINI:
BUILDING LoANs-I ADVANCE MONEY AS
needed IL building; my plan is simple and sat
b1sn to and NO
ments. E. D. Brown. 1888 Lumber Exchange.
MONEY Always ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estates. no delay in securing answer or
In closing deal. Also building loans: lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
We OFFER OUR OWN MONEY 70 LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates;
313 Nicollet Az. 80 - 3.
Su1t2ING LOANS; RART1AL PA PAYMENT 7aIaSt
ment Co.. Security Bank building. Established
1880. 1....- -. -
3. D. CONE 4 CO., 6l7 GUARANTY BLDG,
3Ss htoS ssn s5oo RfGRss
I HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN OUT ON FIRST
ward. ADDRESS 1883. Journal. -.----.---------
WANTED-A PRIVATE PARTY THAT HAS
$1,000 to loan on new building. Call at
3311 18th az 8. '-.. ..-'
REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY MADE ON
improved property. Woodruff, COS CITY. Bldg.
PRIVATE 1st and I'd Real Estate Mortgages
made promptly. Dever. 537 Andrus building.
MONEY 70 LOAN At LOWEST RATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 21S n. Y. Life bldg.
I MAKE A SPECIALITY OF 500 TO $500
loans on city property. Policy, sol Andrus.
81, eco LOAN WANTED: NEW HOUSE; WORTH
$4,000 by private party. 1910. Journal.
500 or MORE ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Tebour Realty Co... 410 1st2 av S.
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Cooks, Washers !: and Ironers.,

YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN PR.
gyate family to do plain cooking; no, washing
isalaryis$5 per week 1929 Hennepin av. nat
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Dressmakers and Seamstresses

Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
WANTED-s1x GIRLS FOR UNION SPECIALS
and experienced operators for power ma
chimes; specially for pants and shirts: can
use few beginners. Apply to superintendent
Of factory. Wyman, Partridge, .618 .1st,av n.
LADIES AND DREssMAKERs ARE INVITED
to call and see our new fall models of skirts
and coats. Petty, $50 Syndicate arcade. -
WAIST, SLEEVES AND SKIRT F1EIsHERs;
also helpers at once. Madame Tucker, COS
Medical Block, opposite Glass Block. 49,
M. PHILIPsBORN, 6l5 NICOLLET7 Az, DE-
sires the services Of experienced help for
their alteration department.
EXPERIENCED LADIES' TAILOR, COAT
I girls also helpers on waists, coats and skirts
+! Mcintyre. Ga 9th st S. 81 g tf%a 10 ,4W
WANTED-GIRLs TO HELP ON. BRAIDINo
embroidery work. Apply Misses; Mccain, 700
Nicollet av fifth floor. qo x; I; r ~
WANTED-G1RLs TO WORK ON Innings,
also skirt fnishers and helpers. Miss Leonard,
4O2 10th st s.
YOUNG. GIRLS TO LEARN DREssMAKING;
st s. ~ : .zlEe.I ..E&&sk
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"ANTEO-15 ENERGETIC MEN TO SELL
goods from OUT wagons; this is the harvest
time; good men make good money: commits
sion paid promptly every week: positions per-
WORK FOR YoURsELF-woULD YOU LIKE
to be sales manager and raise hustiing
farmer will buy business proposition2
You get biggest share Of profits on your own
sales and on those under Write de for our
Thompson Pub. Co., st. Louis.
wANTED-sALEsMAN TO SELL ACCIDENT
~ IlE,rIal,ce, endowment pollcy, in
dsmt for injury to tho and
and excellent chance for advancement. Call
Or write. Woodmen Mutual Casualty Co. 4l2
Nicollet av, Minneapolis ~.
WANTED-Two ENERGETIC MEN TO TRAv-
Ell; staple line; SIS to- $25 per week and ex-
penses; experience unnecessary; steady en-
pigment; begin at once. Bond required. F..
W. Potts. Sykes block Minneapolis
WANTED-sHIPPING. CLERK BY WHOLE
perience preferred; give age experience and
reference Apply in own handwriting to
24o2, Journal.
WANFED-MAN TO VISIT DREssMAKERs IN
city and take orders for silks, dress goods,
trimmings, notions and laces; state experience
and salary expected. Address 1899. Journal.
WANTED-TWo MEN EXPERIENCED IN
liver liver; salary and commission to risht party.
Great A. & p Tea Co.. 521 Nicollet av.
WANTED-ENERGETIC MEN TO TRAVEL;
must furnish best Of references; no expert
ence necessary; salary and commission. Co
| lumbia Photograph Co., 10 18th st s.
IN SIX WEEKS WE EDUCATE YOU III SALES
manship. secure you position as travelling sales
man with responsible firm. Address the Brad
street System. Rochester. n: Y: - - :
| WANTLD-oNE HUNDRED MORE MEN TO
| sell our hardy Iowa grown nursery stock; best
! proposition; comssions weekly. Queen City
| Nursery Co., Sioux City, Iowa. =. .., -
| ment trade for Minnesota, North and South
| Dakota; salary and expenses paid. Address
1904, Journal.
WANTED-A SINGLE MAN TO CLERK IN
| gents furnishings; must have experience and
| good reference. Hattie & Crosby, Portal, N. D.
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MACHINERY

SKATING, PuILEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
Hngs betting, wood and iron working ma.
chinery, new and second hand; largest stock
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st 8. Nplx
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

LOANS AND CHATTELS
WILLIAMS, sl7 GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture, pianos, or my security; large
loans specially: terms to suit borrowers:
lowest prices. ,.4.
CHATTEL ,LOANs-LoANS MADE ON HOUSE.
hold goods, warehouse receipts, etc.. without
removal, at per cent per month. l2O4
Guaranty Bldg. ..s -- -.--
LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; Low
rates. The old reliable. NJ. L. Cohen, 20
Washington S. Established 1879.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg.
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SNAP FOR A BARBER-WE HAVE MET.
ropolitan barber shop and bath parlor that
will be rented cheap to good barber who
and only one 9th !r shop; good man can make
from $40 to $40 per week. Write quick to
j. r. Armstrong, secretary band. Red Lake
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SITUAT'S WANTED-FEMALE

~. OHAA ~ " @AA~ = ~ - --A'~~A.-@@s
~ 49,. Miscellaneous.
wANrEp-Po POSITION AS COMPANION; NICE
with needle; good caretaker, neat and re-
liable; qualified to fill responsible position
where work will not be mental and with peo-
pie Of means Address 1882. Journal.
THE BEST HELP YOU CAN GET rs A
genuine Automatic sewing machine; best wood
work, complete with best steel Attachments
$50, $40, $40. We take the 'old one."
Fife's, APO Nicollet av. IL
WE CAN COPY OLD PHOTOGRAPHS AND
enable you to get duplicates of the same or
can enlarge them suitable for framing; prices
low; work high, grade. T.. v. Moreau. GIG
oNicollet av. "a - :.
REFINED YOUNG LADY WITH SEVERAL
years experience with children desires position
at once as private tutor or governess. Call or
write 1907 Longfellow; az -. - g..
YOUNG LADY. GOOD. PENMAN, GOOD AT
figures, can operate typewriter, would. like
office position. Address 1887, Journal. .;
LAUNDREss WANTS WORK ON MONDAY,
Thursday and Friday each week; would do
cleaning also. Address 25O4 Journal f.
WANTED-Pos1TIoN AS NURSE N COMBINE
ment cases: Will do very light housework.
Call uDstairs. 1900 Clinton ~av. r.. -. =
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS
circulars for some firm; 4 money object.
| Address 1905 Journal ~ -.
MIDDLE-AGEDT ILADYsWoULD LIKE THE
care of invalid care of children. Box 40,
Leonard Wis. "a "a G[f,y2;sf ID 49,
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EsFARL1sHED CORPORATION NOW EN-.
pioying ~ seople. doing fine business, needs
volume of trade and to install additional ma
chlnery; good legitimate investment; a fine
chance for man with few thousand dollars.
Journal. :" 49,
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
s so.ee,nuso
Miscellaneous.
YOUNG MAN TO CLEAN AND
s polish furniture must have experience. Apply
Boutell Bros.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. AID.
IS. D. - -
WANTED-MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN 70 TAKE
care OF European hotel ut night. 800 I'd avs s.
WANTED-AT ONCE, CHAMBERMAID 70 DO
day work at Maple Leaf Hotel. 253 LIST av S.
MINNESOTA SCHOOL WoMEN's INDUSTRIES.
Send for catalog. 3145 Stevens av.
GIRL FOR CHAMBER CLEANING weak. ST.
James Hotel.
General Homework.
wANTED-GooD CAPABLE GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework no small children in family;
steady position and good home for right per-
son. Call 40S I'd av Sc.
work; must be good cook; two adults.
14oO Spruce place. Hat 6. Inquire 1887 Nicol-
wANTED-AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED GIRL
Tor general housework; good wages. Call
ZIG Blaisdell av or phone South 1851: -
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; must understand some cooking; little
washing Apply 1927 1st nv $. tat 3.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK;
three In family; modern house; take Harriet
car to Holmes 3211 Holmes ay.
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; newcomer will do. desirable location.
LOT W Grant st. Vine place. 5< E.eifs
IS WEEK FOR GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; 437 Wheeler ay. Marian Park.
N. w. phone Midway 50 J. lzI
W
housework; small family; IS per week Call
wANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENER.
al housework; three in family. Call 17O7
University av SE. ..-...- -s-t .trs ~
GIRL FOR HoUsEWoRK IN STEAM HEATED
242S Nicollet av. =
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
Modern fat family of three; good wages. 1908
Harmon place. -, ~.
homework; small family; good wages. 2200
Hennepin av. -
BEST WAGES PAID TO COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Tel. South 922. 1888
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
wANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work; small family; good pay. 2517 Blaisdell:
WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages. 2549 Bryant av $.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; good wages Apply at 1925 W 25th st. =
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: good wages 314O Lyndale av s.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK,
no washing. Call 2617 10th av S.
WANTED-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework S10S Stevens av.
w:ANTED-A SWEDISH GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework. 1909 18th av S. =.
| WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. 3041 Park av.
| SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTED. 1920 7th
st s. 49,
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La:borers.

wANTED-MEN FOR. CUTTING FODDER
corn. Call Peter Wilzbacher, Larpenter ave,
one-half mile west Of Smelling av.
WANTED-sTovE REPAIRERs AT ONCE;
good wages to sober, industrious men. 1927
Washington av s. -. g.,
WANrED-A GOOD TEAMsTER. O. E. ASH
WORTH Chicago and 18th ST.
WANTED-LABoRERs AT CEDAR Az AND
4th at s. ," - -
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FOR SALE-WELL-EQUIPPE NEWSPAPER
and JOB office in county seat of one of South
Dakota's most progressive counties. Largest
pages home print; legitimate reasons for sell
ing; yearly business exceeds price asked for
: plant. Address 1907 Journal. =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13
CAR "A SHORTAGE
DELAYS WHEAT


Because of the car shortage very
little grain is changing hands," said
E. w. Eaves of the Vollmer- Clear
water Grain CO. this morning.
Grain quotations have been steady
in the Chicago, Portland and Liver
pool markets for over week, but as
very little grain can be moved from
the Clearwater valley, sales have been
few. @
in many places the grain has to
be stacked out of doors, and is being
piled up by the hundreds of bushels
because of an insufficient number of
cars to move the grain. The only
cars we can get are those which come
in filled with freight, and we have
to wait until the cars are unloaded
before what little grain Is shipped can
be gotten out"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13
eleven CASES
|. TYPHOID fever
Doctors Trace the Cause
to a Spring Which had
Been Polluted
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
CULDEsAC. Idaho, Oct 1s.-Ed-
ward Trunsett. a laborer in Shin
dails upper camp on the railroad, died
ofktyphOid fever yesterday at the hos
pteal In Culdesac. Trunsett contract
I'd the fever while in camp. He had
wife and four children in Spokane,
ann was only 80 years old. His body
Was embalmed at the Leonard under
pking establishment and sent to Spo-
ZANE for sinterment. His wife had
fefn here with him for so days.
The railroad camp has produced II
caSes Of typhoid fever within the last
twp months, and the doctors have
tF4ced the cause to spring that had
been fouled by a sheep camp nearby,
anh is where the camp got water for
doYking and other purposes. Three
other men at the hospital are danger-
cnely sick with typhoid fever. "
Personal Mention.
George Gile, the hotel man, is very
low with complication OF diseases.
!. II. Merwin of Moscow, accom-
PANIED by his wife, are spending a
fe4 days In Culdesac.
great many people have gone to
It'd Lewiston fair.
The electric lights have been put in
pldce and are now well established on
It'd streets. which makes fine APP
pe4rance. MI NJ An
James Shaw Of Rosetta is establish-
lH4 q butchershop in Culdesac.
School Children Attend Fair.
The public school closed on yester-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13
Robbsr. and Policemen in Battle.

TOLENO, Oct. IA desperate en-
counter between policemen and three
men, who had robbed citizen. oc
cured here today. One policeman was
shot fatally and two robbers were
hurt and captured. The other robber
escaped.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13

Morphy has pleased every audience
he ever appeared before. Don't miss
hearing him at the fair grounds to-
morrow afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13
FARMERS CO n !
WORK RAILROAD
special to Evening Teller

special to Evening Teller
co.ono raai,o' o,'' la--(By Nez Pr.
roau contractors are making r,s AL,
progress with their work bers q s'sat''
rev weeks than they have at anv r.. pss
during the summer. Tho 'lns
nave nhlshed their work in the As.s
vest fields and are now sao,,a ua'r
IN the railway camps. Tveru "0't
able man is being put 10 ro., N''''
the contractors are pushing the r,.'
with all possible speed w
lilo News Notes. Il
Mrs. De Forey and family lac. :,
day for a few days at the T 0u.,..
Charleston fair.
MIS- scroggins and family b.v.
gone to Lewiston to attend tha T.,
Threshins Season Ends,
Threshing is practically over IN I'D
section OF the country. Only q "a,
OF the crews are running. and hrt g.
Of the crops are not ALREADY IN y,
sacks.
Ilo was visited by heavy rain nyb,
before last, which lasted for w,
hours. The skies are clear TODAY an,
there Is every indication that IN,
storm is over. tt
j. A. ellis has recently contracts
1000 sacks Of oats to johnson
Welch, railroad contractors, at CEN
per pound.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13

Have you seen the feature Of the
fair7 Taylor 4 corbin's big show in
the striped tent on D street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-13
Teller Ad Sells His Land.

William Chandler, real estate man
Of Orofino, Is another one of the many
advertisers who patronize the adver-
Using columns OF the Evening Teller
and who says that it pays to adver-
tise. Mr.. Chandler has been adver-
tising three different tracts Of land In
the classified columns Of the Evening
Teller and to 1t he attributes the SELL
ing Of the same.