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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
A BRIDE AND A WOODEN LEG

is an o a leg.
been sued by Dr. r.
for the of $780, the price of
leg for the who
afterwards Mrs Gukert
questions themselves:
Is the wooden limb of part of person.
accessory after the fact?
artificial member take
leg protect; for bet
ter or for worse; death part?"
Attorneys plaintiff did that the
of the married They
put claim when marries he
all o
this reasonable
heir her
seized the wooden leg
other hand
Attorneys
nupal that the doctor unusual obligation
of married
than her her
which trial did
either side leg to stand
court however pay
Whereupon appealed
respecting
leg lacking this knowledge chvay
that he did
The fact is. when the
leg
and all
family smilngly legs
pay the bill
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
SERVES
NOTICE

Sweeney has declared himself to
the other employee sof the Wash
ington Water Power company. Ev-
erybody knows Sweeney, not
Sweeney the banker, but Sweeney
the man who starts and stops the
cars at Riverside and Howard.
Sweeney used to be a motor man
himself, but was promoted to his
present position of power and a
few cents added to his salary.
Sweeney fully realizes the great
responsibilities imposed on him by
the company, and having been
taken care of himself he evidently
believes that every one else should
be satisfied. When he heard that
the other men employed by the
company were joining the union
against the express wishes Of the
owners and officers he was highly
incensed. and gathering little
group Of carmen around him he
proceeded to tell them what would
happen if they persisted in exercis-
ing their right as Americans and
in joining an organization for mu-
tual protection and advancement.
Among other things Sweeney
told the men that they would be
fired just as rapidly as the com
pany could secure men to take
their places. Employees Of the COM
pany regard him as sort Of para
site, willing to sit around and profit
the efforts of others to secure
~etter conditions but will do moth
ing himself to help. According to
local union men Sweeney would be
working today for 50 per day II 1t
were not for the unions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
CHECK DEPOSITED
IN RIVER

w. M. Gunders, an employe Of
the Washington Water Power COM
pany, on Saturday found letter
containing a check of $101.35 near
the intake pipe at the end Of the
Post street bridge. brought the
letter to the police, who ascertain
ed it was sent by Mrs. N. j. Laum-
er, wife of Councilman Laumer, to
Mary F. urley, grand banker Of the
Woodmen of the World, at Port
land. Ore. TIL police finally located
Mrs. Laumer at the ranch, IA miles
from town.
She had posted the letter on the
north side and its arrival in the
river instead Of it's proper destina-
ton is thought to be due to the
mail carrier dropping 1t on the
bridge, where 1t was blown into
the river.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10

V. L. Burns, accused OF embezzl-
ing $25 from the O. r. & N. Office
at Boise, has been recaptured and
returned to that city after long
chase that ended in San Francisco
John Sullivan, of Spokane, is a
candidate for presidency of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, which
meets in annual convention at Ia
coma, September %.
John Sharp Williams. OF Mis-
sissippi, has announced his opposi-
ton to Bryan's advocacy of gov
eminent ownership of railroads.
H. w. Merton, a discharged EN-.
ploye of the United Railroads, was
arrested at San Francisco last
night while in the act of holding
up street cars. He said he was
only after company money.
The Congregations association
of Washington will hold it's 18th
annual meeting at Walla Walla
from September IS to 20. Rev. w.
j. Hindley and Rev. H. E. Mills, Of
Spokane, are on the list OF
speakers.
Steve Adams. released on habeas
corpus from the Idaho penitentiary
Saturday, was Immediately re-
arrested on information from Colo
RADIO charging murder.
Mayor Black, of Bellingham, has
quit that city cold. He says he is
looking for place of abode
where knockers are kept in the
background. The mayor is very
sore.
Nick Longworth has been turned
down as delegate to the Ohio
state convention which meets to-
morrow.
st. Luke's church, in Toledo,
Ohio, has offered 500 reward for
the apprehension of a person who
slandered the pastor, and an addi-
tional reward Of $40 per head for
10 persons who have been peddling
gossip for the past three months.
H. L. Strobridge and J. A. Fal-
coner have been renominated to
the state legislature from the 49tb
district in Snohomish county. S.
T. Smith was renamed for the
state senate over B. H. Morgan, of
Snohomish City.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10

This is the time of year when
mothers are preparing the young
daughters of the house for near
coming school days.
A smart school costume for girl
Of Is is of plaid in dull green and
soft wood tones. Broadcloth in the
latter color is used in the graceful
shoulder arrangement. This is out
lined with soutache braid in the
green.
The coat is loose fitting, shaped
slightly at the waist line by means
of clashes, through which belt is
slipped.
The skirt Is tucked with a panel
of the plain color in the front. On
either side of this Is the key design
of the green braid.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
PUBLIC GETS A
W.W,P, OBJECT
LESSON

The incompetence of one Of the
new men whom the Washington
Water Power company Is breaking
in to take the place of the en-
ployes who have joined the union,
yesterday resulted seriously for
John Seigfreld, an employee OF the
Diamond Ice & Fuel company.
Seigfreid was driving an ice
wagon, being the owner of his own
horses. and had just come to the
corner Of Sharp avenue and Hamil.
ton street and was crossing the
tracks when a street car Of the
Washington Water Power COM
pany, coming at a speed such as
the company always runs its Hill.
yard cars, swooped down upon the
team. The driven was thrown into
the air and alighted upon the
fender, while his team was knock.
ed down and one of the horses
caught. The animal was torn
loose from its harness and with
Seigfreid on top of the fender and
his squeezing horse underneath, the
car was carried by Its speed half a
block before the incompetent motor
man could bring 1t to stop.
The motorman wore no uniform
and no company cap. He could
not be identified. Seigfreid was so
badly scared he failed to get the
number Of the car.
When the car finally stopped,
people rushed out and assisted him
to his feet and pulled the dying
horse from under the car. The
horse was shot to put it out of
misery.
While Seigfreid, who was prac-
tically uninjured, was still I'M
steady on his feet, the conductor
rushed up to him with a yellow
slip Of paper in his hand and
Seigfreid was just able to read
where it certified that the COM
pany was blameless." He refused
to sign the paper.
There have been numerous acct
dents In the vicinity of streets
traversed by these swift North
Center cars. They gain a speed
second to a railroad train and
make no stops between the center
of town and south Of Center street.
No stops are made at street cross
ms.
Secretary Blocker Of the Wash.
ington Water Power company to-
day denied any knowledge eof an
accident having happened.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10

photograph striking fashion, impression of
with pilgrims
Virgin above the church of the
Baisk hills the of the first
Pyenees
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
WE HAVE IT
"Fruit-Lax''
THE NEW CONSTIPATION
CURE--25c BOX
WATSON DRUG COMPANY
421 RIVERSIDE.
Just
Arrived

Import order of kent's Tooth
Brushes, made in England. These
brushes are the best and range In
price from Csc up to 75c.
We also carry a line CT French
Tooth Brushes; these are cheaper,
sc, 10c, 15c and on up to soc.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
CAME TO RIGHT PLACE.

w. F. Schumacher Of Hannibal,
Mo-. is in the city. Mr.. Schanbach-
er is looking over the west with
a view to locating where better
climatic conditions prevail than in
Missouri. He says he will have to
be shown, which Is the reason he
is making this trip
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10

chill concarne.
l believe Sir Chauncey would be
good spended if he was where
there's anything to buy. He did as
well as he could at the village
store, setting 'em up to the soda
and tossing 10 cents on the counter
with a lordly air.
The other girls haven't had a
look-in on Sir Chauncey. He now
calls me lana, aud IL haven't got
him SOS he'll eat Duet o. my hand
I'm a liar.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10

This year greater crowds than
ever made the pilgrimage to
Lourdes in the expectation that
prayer and faith in the curative
properties of the miraculous spring
would cure them of thousand ills.
More than 10000 sick persons
made the trip from France alone.
They were escorted by priests and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
"TOSSING 10 CENTS ON THE

IOOoITNU IU CEIN . ON TIE
WEDNESDAY-This morning Sir
Scadsley -Chasington begged me to
go on the links with him for two
some. Because l knew there wasn't
no links in so miles of beautiful
Bunkhaven-on-t he-lake, unless you
count sausage, | made a bluff of
going up after my clubs, just as
Mrs. Summergraft butted in with
the information that there was
nothing doing. So. of course. 1t
didn't come to a showdown for me,
and the Bart thinks I'm the real
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-10
GO TO BUFFALO.

A. L.. Thorp and H. Finney left
last night for Buffalo to attend the
meeting of the Carpenters Inter
national. They will represent Car
penters' Union No. 9S of this city
The Western news., 1906-08-15

Drewry r Frogge Corvallis, Mont.
] Southwick Hamilton. Mont.
COUNTY ATTORNEY ADDRESS
Henry L Myers Hamilton, Mont.
Charles Wagner Hamilton, Mont.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS ADDRESS
Ethlyn NJ Chambers Hamilton, Mont.
COUNTY SURVEYOR ADDRESS
Malcolm d Kippin Hamilton. Mont.
| Leonard Oertli Grantsdale. Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
| YEAR TERM ADDRESS
John NJ Cobb Corvallis, Mont
W E McMurryi Hamilton. Mont.
| George Satterlee Darby, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
YEAR TERM ADDRESS
r Holden Florence Mont.
| COUNTY COMMISSIONER
6 YEAR TERM ADDRESS
John Treece Victor, Mont.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WARD TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
VT Flanders Hamilton, Mont
CONSTABLE
WARD TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
} NJ Higgins Hamilton. Mont.
| DELEGATES COUNTY CONVENTION
NAME PRECINCT
John Byrd Darby, No. 3,
Milton Hammond
Robert Mclaughlin
OW Suuires
stephen Conner Grantsdale, No. 4.
J Hughes
J j O'Bren
b + See
II H Bell Hami ton, No 5.
Chas NJ Crutchtield
w o Fisk
+ f Gage
James NJ Higgins
Jas ID Powers Hamilton. No. 6.
r. 0 Russell
III Watson
IWyie
James Everly Corvallis. No. I.
Ed Popham
Thomas Ray
Frank Simpson
Matt Vaughn
II @ Croft Victor, No. s.
A N Mittower
7 J Patty
VIM PoindeXter
John Treece
William Godfried stevensville, No 8.
James Higgins
II : Mclntire
f NJ Smith
Vincent Burch Stevensville, No. 10.
John Franks
William Landon
The Western news., 1906-08-15
WOOdSmen, Attention.

Sunday, July IS, 190o.-Friday even
ing, July the Goth, we were surprised,
as we'll as was our foreman by the ap-
pearance in our midst of six men, who
were imported from the State of
Oregon by Superintendent Donovan.
The foreman was then ordered to
C hange the Head and Second
from the large "Donkeys" to the small
ones. AS the men on these "Donkeys"
were skilled Humboldt County Wood
men who understand their work, as
only men can after they work in red
wood forests for years, it was an in
suit to them, TO say nothing of the in
suit to our foreman. OF course the
workers involved refused to agree to
the change. and when they decided to
quit, the whole body of men agreed to
stand by them, realizing that, IAN
injury to one is an injury to ALL"
A petition was then circulated, noti-
flying the superintendent that the
The Western news., 1906-08-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To w. IL. Kyle, your heirs, executors. ad-
miniStratOrS or assigns
You are hereby notii-d that | have ex-
pended during the year 'o5, One Hundred
Dollars in labor and impr, tements u2nn the
Liberty" placer mining clai IN, situated in
the OVerwhch tunOrganZed) mining dis
trict, in the county of Ravalli, state of Non
tana, IL more particular description of which
is found in the location notice of said claim,
recorded ON page 55S of Book |, Placer loca-
tion records, In the Office of the clerk and
recorder of Ravalli county. Montana.
Also that have expended during the year
provements upon the "Molly McGuire"
placer mining claim. situated in the Over
which unorganizedD mining district. in the
county of Ravalli, state of Montana, more
particular description of which is found in
the location notice of said claim, recorded
ON page ia, Book ;, Placer Location Records
in the office of the clerk and recorder of
Ravalli county, Montana.
That said labor was performed and i'm
provements were made for the purpose of
holding said claims under the provisions of
section 1924, revised statutes of the United
States and the amendments thereof concern
| ing annual labor on mining claims for the
| year ending Dec. 81, 1905.
| If within ninety days from the personal
| service of this notice, or within unty days
after the publication thereof, you fail or
refuse to contribute your portion of such eX-
penditnreS rs cO-Owner, your interest in
the said claims will become the property of
the subscriber your co-owner, who mas made
the required expenditures according to the
terms of said section,
Dated May 81, 1906,
33- l3t II. O. SMITH.
The Western news., 1906-08-15
Business Locals.

Old maids would be scarce and hard to
find,
Could they be made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Corner Drug Store.
Cash paid tor live chickens at the
Hotel Hamilton. 80 tt
Children's haircutting specially at
the Ravalli Barber shop. 33 TT
See the potted plants from the Mis-
soula Nursery, at Roberts. S-tf
NV mama uses Ceretana flour. We
never had such nice rich bread before.
% If
Twelve head No. l milk cows for
sale. Inquire of w. M. W1a Ham
ilton, west side. 4Z-tt
Roses for sale at Rennix's. Every
body invited to come and see them.
One mile south of town. 42-4t
For bargains in desirable town and
raEch property, apply to c. X. Bell,
Hamilton. 38 If
El-Be flour makes lovely bread, $1.3 S
per sack at A. C. M. Co., Mercantile
Department. lo-tt
Four Netzow pianos for sale az FL.
Burns. If you are in the market for a
piano see Mr.. Burns before buying.
2O-tf
El-Be flour makes lovely.hread S1.35
per sack at A. C. M. Co., Mercantile
Department. l'-tt
| Wanted-50 dozen spring chickens
and hens at Central Market, p. H
Edwards, Hamilton. Highest prices
paid. 4o-tl
Twelve head of milch cows will b'
sold at public auction at Hamilton
Saturday August Is. James Boucher
prop. +@@t
CERETANA FLOUR makes
Rich bread
White bread
1o-tf Good bread
Sold by Ravalli County Nero. CO
The Western news., 1906-08-15

whole crew would quit if these Oregon
men were to without cause replace the
local men. This petition was signed
by nearly every man in the camp and
in the morning we rolled our blankets,
prepared to leave. The superintend-
ent seeing some of the men going
down the road with their blankets came
up to the woods and agreed after
little pickering to let the Oregon men
90, Then an argument took place be-
tween the superintendent and the
foreman as to who should tie the can
to the Oregon men. The foreman
quite Justly claimed that he could not
fire them as he did not hire them, nor
did he even know that they were hired.
1t was finally agreed that these men
not be let out, but go to work, but not
on the Tacoma "Donkeys."
Then it was that the superintendent
showed his true dirty nature, and
whispered to the foreman that some
would have to be let out anyhow and
started to name them. They were no
doubt the "agitators" responsible in
the eyes of the superintendent for the
trouble. The foreman refused to dt
that dirty work and rolled his blanket
Then we men realizing that such ;
superintendent was not a responsible
person to work for left the ranch.
First-He went back on his word t.
us.
Second-He had these Oregon mel
brought down with the understa ndini
that he had two 'donkeys' that wer
idle.
Third-He butts in on the work Q
the foreman, who is supposed to ge
The Western news., 1906-08-15

the crew, and have full and sole charge
of it,
Every man of us quit, and are de
ter.nined to stay quit until such time
Donovan is no longer the superintend-
ent. We have branded the Metropoli-
tan Camp as scab camp and 1t shall
thus remain branded as long as Dona-
van is the superintendent
We request that this be spread
broadcast, knowing that all Union
men will stay from the lying Dona-
vans ranch. The ma jority of us have
already new jobs, and those of us who
haven't and can't get them will be
cared for by 1.-The Industrial Workers
of the World.'
Make this incident into an object
lesson of what the employers can ex-
pect when the woodmen and sawmill
men have a common purpose.
We urge those of you who are as
yet not members of The Industria
Workers of the World TO get into tha'
organization as soon as possible, for II
that organization we will be solidly
| united, then and then only can we i'm
prove our condition, protect ourselve
now and finally be emancipated from
wage slavery.
BY order of Local $50, l. w. w. Pc
SELIG SCHULBRG, Organizer
$50 E. Street, Eureka, Cal. 43-1t
The Western news., 1906-08-15
Stomach Troubles and Constipation.

No one can reasonably hope for ood
di gestion when the bowels are con-
stipated. Mr.. Chas. Baldwin, of
Edwardsville, ILL.,, says, 81 suffered
from chronic constipation and stomach
troubles for several years, but thanks
to Chant mberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets am almost cured" Why not
get package of these tablets and get
we'll and stay we'll? Price Is cents.
For sale by Corner Drug Stores
The Western news., 1906-08-15
Notice to Farmers and Others.

"Sec. 1859. Every person who will
fully leaves open gate leading into
or out of any enclosed premises,
whether inclosed by a lawful fence or
not, is punishable by fine not ex-
ceeding twenty-five dollars"
The above law will be enforced, as
it causes great inconvenience to cattle
men, when driving stock.
LIONEL e. MANNING,
42-4t Stock Comm'r Ravalli County.
The Western news., 1906-08-15
lei home. Mr.. Thompson is ex

Mendel home. Mr.. Thompson is ex-
pected Saturday to join his family
and spend few days visiting also.
VIVA. Walsh, state mine inspect or
was in this vicinity inspecting the
Curlew and Ore Finder mines last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mowatt and
children left Sunday for the Lo Lo
springs.
The Western news., 1906-08-15
II. O. SM ITII.
Chileren i'm Pain

never cry as do children who are suf-
fering from hunger. Such is the
cause of all baby's who cry and are
treated for sickness, when they really
are suffering from hunger. This is
caused from their food not being
assimilated but devoured by worms.
A few doses of Whites Cream Ver-
mifuge will cause them to cease cry
ing and begin to thrive at once. Give
it trial. Sold by Bitter Root Drug
90
The Western news., 1906-08-15

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
has them. If she takes HOLSTERS S
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither. Bright, SIN ling face follows
it's use. IS cents, tea or tablets. Cor
ner Drug store.
The Western news., 1906-08-15
REPUBLICAN PARTY

STATE SENATOR ADDRESS
l. Humble Corvallis Mont
EOL Lewis Stevensville, Mont
William W McCrackin Hamilton Mont.
REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESS
Arthur Beckwlth Victor, Mont.
Elmer Metcalf Stevonsville, Mont.
Charles NJ Mason Florence. Mont.
John Mclaughlin Stevensville, Mont.
RA OHara Hamilton. Mont.
Josiah X Squiers Darby, Mont.
SHERIFF ADDRESS
Charles H Buck Stevensville Mont.
Albert FL Downing Hamilton, Mont
William Strange Hamilton, Mont.
Henry Tuttle Grantsdae, Mont.
COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER ADDRESS
Geo A Reese Hamilton Mont.
COUNTY TREASURER ADDRESS
Frank Nj Lockwood Hamilton, Mont.
Joseph Marvin Victor, Mont
William Smith Darby Mont.
ASSESSOR ADDRESS
Bennett |. Baker Stevensville, Mont.
Charles Boiler Corvallls, MohC'
Edward f Perry Stevensville. Mont.
Francis B Tanner Darby. Mont.
S SVanVliet Stevensvile, Mont.
COUNTY ATTORNEY ADDRESS
William p Baker Hamlto Mont
Clarence B Calkins Stevensville Mont.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS ADDRESS
J ennie Adams Hamilton, Mont.
COUNTY SURVEYOR ADDRESS
Harrison Lord Hamilton, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
2 YEAR TERM ADDRESS
Wesley Barcus Hamilton, Mont.
Henry Dwyer Stevensville, Mont.
Wilson B Harlan Como, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
YEAR TERM ADDRESS
Joseph ApEolonio Victor, Mont.
John J Cameron Stevensvlle, Mont.
WTownsend Edwards Corvallis, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
YEAR TERM ADDRESS
William 7 Adair Hamilton, Mont,
William L Gleason Florence, Mont.
Jacob B Overturf Darby, Mont.
Henry S Page Hamilton, Mont.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WARD TOW NSHIP ADDRESS
Frank J Morris Hamilton, Mont,
J N TAYLOR Hamilton, Mont.
&c Whaley Hamilton, Mont.
CONSTABLE
WARD TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
E f Stockman hamilton, Mont.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CORVALLIS TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
d r Baughman Woooside, Mont
CONSTABLE
CORVALLIS TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
J E Craddocll Victor, Mont
] Julian Woodside Mont.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
STEVENS TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
Chas Dodge Florence, Mont.
Sedgwck Stevensville Mont
STEVENS TOWNSHIP ADDRESS
DIM Anderson Florence, Mont.
oSeph Frazer Florence, Mont.
j ohm w Morse StevenSville Mont.
DELEGATES COUNTY CONVENTION
NAME PRECINCT
VIM Wetzsteon Sula, No.
George Belew Alta No. 2
FP Harlan Darby, No. 3
James kerlee
Warner Laird
William Maclay
George Mi les
\ Simon Overturf
p G Siria
A c Baker Grantsdale, No.
AT Holt
Hugh Mclean
II B Wayiand
JC Ward
OC Cooper Hamilton, No .
TN Doran
J J Howley
The Western news., 1906-08-15
DEMOCRATIC PARTY

STATE SENATOR ADDRESS
Edward A, Johnson Hamilton Mont.
Miles Romney Hamilton, Mont.
REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESS
George w Johnson Stevensville, Mont.
Charles Miles Florence, Mont.
Lionel f Manning Stevensville, Mont
Richard Nicholson Darby, Mont.
SHERIFF. ADDRESS
Henry Grover Hamilton, Mont.
William Ward Hamilton, Mont.
COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER ADDRESS
CYRUS l. Franks Stevensville, Mont.
COUNTY TREASURER ADDRESS
Thomas J Heffiipg Corvallis, Mont.
ASSESSOR ADDRESS
Moses Raker StevenSville. Mont.
| Johnson G Duugherty Stevensville. M ont.
The Western news., 1906-08-15
NAMES OF CANDIDATES

of
o'clock ana O'Clock
a there's polling place il each precinct
The Western news., 1906-08-15

STATE SENATOR ADDRESS
REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESS
o B Jones Hamilton, Mont.
Hiram Platt Como, Mont.
SHERIFF ADDRESS
J Worth Goodson Stevensvlle, Mont.
COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER ADDRESS
George Henderson Hamilton, Mont
ASSESSOR ADDRESS
H Woodruff Stevensville, Mont.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS
Robert w Miller Stevensville, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
YEAR TERM ADDRESS
Sam KYLE Como, Mont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
YEAR TERM ADDRESS
M Kerchner Victor. Mont,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
| YEAR TERM ADDRESS
| Geo w Dobbins StevenSville, Mont.
The Western news., 1906-08-15

II f paclkar
l. K Peck
w H Roberts
NJ A White
William Burns
w Grill
L V Hoagland
John Kuhn
w f Mclaughlin
Louis Peterson
,rI,Ad.;r Hamilton, No. 6
" Rean
roSenb Rrown
n A Risbon
w c Harlan
Il Moore
Z w Waddell
W Beck
IL Drlhkehoers
Hugh Murray
hory heLeou
{, :,
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-12

eating with several valley friends
who sought an interview by phone
at different times during the week.
And as for him going to the hos
pital Ito excite sympathy another
report that many of these old fogies
have circulated. it should be con-
sidered that hospital care is some
what of an expensive luxury. to say
the least, and one that Mr.. Wilder
would not particularly Y seek We're
he not compelled to do SO. The
persons who are responsible for
such statements are composed of the
same cheap material as the author
of the communication in the last
edition of the Courier-a person
whom we opined had more intelli-
gence, self respect and principle
than to stoop to the level of his
inferior followers by giving out "A
statement which he made out of
whole cloth. When it comes to
prevarications, cheapness. hypoc-
risy and downright contemplate
ness. the Independents take the
lead.