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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-06
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Ia The Journal.

Special to The doufnaI.
Milwaukee. Feb. Give boys suspected Of
stealing money from the Builders club were ar
raigned as Migrants and committed to the work
house for ninety days each. Their names are
Burke and Charles Jacobs. Wenzelaus Bolohola-
yek. who was arrested with the others. was dis
charged. They came here from Minneapolis
several weeks ago and have been working as pin
| boys in bowling alleys.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-06

Appointments of rural carriers commencing
ON March 10: George e. Deforest, route 8,
Fairmount. n. D..
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Minnsso ID slbility.

IF anything srefs to happen to either
ofethe Minnesota senator's his place
. the eot 90 ail9 = h nX she 81 aRpo so,aa pa1so at
who lwouldIcome to Washington and
promptly join the democratic. caucus,
5thus running strongly counter to- the
wishes of an overwhelming majority Of
the people Of the state.
Similarly in Ohio, if Senator Foraker,
whose health this winter has been very
precarious, were to die, his place would
be filed by appointment at the hands of
a democratic governor, and that ap-
pointee would become a parteaof the
democratic caucus, which is preparing
to put everything possible in the way
Of the most popular president the coun-
try has had for many years.
Menace to Roosevelt.
This situation will be rammed home
on the voters of Oregon and Minnesota
this fall, and while nothing can be SAID
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-06
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington, Feb. 6-The democrats
of Minnesotaand Oregon are greatly in
terested in last Saturday. democratic
senatorial caucus, or they will be after
they have heard all about it. In these
states are democratic governors, who
will be candidates for reelection this
year, and it is the opinion Of
trained political observers in Washing
ton, members Of both houses Of con-
gress, that both these governors are
doomed to defeat fromthis time on, and
that their party mightsas well save it
self the expense of a campaign.
Oregon is8one of the firm supporters
Of President. Roosevelt's policies, and
vet, like Minnesota, it elected asdemo-
cratic governor at the last election, on
local issues. Governor Chamberlain,
following the death of Senator Mitch
ell. appointed<Mr Heafen to fill the va
cant place inSthe senate.
Gearen was a member of the demo
cratic caucus last Saturday, which de
cided that President Roosevelt Santo
Domingo policy should not be carried
out, if the democratic party could pre-
vent it. We're Gearin representative
of the political sentiments of his state,
he would be q republican, and the demo.
Gratis in the senate would be power1ess
to interfere with the executive plan.
1[=BsL- $500 8I EAtEN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-06
Menace to Roosevelt.

Continued on I'd Page, I'd Column.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

After two weeks Of inactivity dur
ing the relief work for the victims Of
The San Francisco earthquake, the
Cruiser Colorado silver service com
mittee of the Colorado state CONNER
cial association has resumed its
active campaign for funds. The
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion have agreed to contribute s4O0
for the purchase Of y large individual
piece of the silver service, this cen
ter piece to he engraved with espe-
cial designs to be selected by a com
mittee from that organization. The
school children of Leadville have
contributed e25 in dimes; the schools
Of Del Norte have entered into 3
grade competition, and school chill
dren in many other cities are giving
dimes and quarters. The Queen
Daughter4 of Denver have contribut
I'd I 5; the Friends in Council, Canor
City, IS, and the Round Table clul
Of Creede, ee.25. The total contri
buttons to date are S655, and tn,
committee feels considerably encour
aged with the progress thus far.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
The CITY TeAehes

As superintendent 'of our Gun.
nison schools, A. G. Hosl is aGain
reelected. The seventh grade will
be in charge of Miss Eta Hildebrand
of Cedar Falls. Iowa, sixth grade;
Miss Anna Rutledge of Emmets-
bsry, NY; Misc Grace Allison again
takes the fourth and fifth grades and
Miss Mary Mcintosh, the third grade,
Miss May Marker, the Colorado street
primary, and Miss Lnella johnson,
the Ohio street school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

~ Es-CEampion Correspondence.
Monday, MAY :
In the Josephine lode James I.eahv
has struck sc~ne fine looking sui
phide ore.
Colonel Rose of Lorraine is sink.
ing a 100 foot shaft on his Blue
Bird property.
Joe Cunze is doing some extern
sive work on his properties and the
mining firm Of Daniels & Chapman
has resumed work.
Prospects continue encouraging
for Bowerman mines. Free gold is
discovered every shot ON the Abe
Lincoln. Another tanpel has been
started $50 fs~t lower down on the
Sussysids sesti.A of tAis psbpessy.
Whit in PMkis hest week Mr. T..
b. Aosris u Clssk sbsrg, W. Y. left
arraAaemeats on ioot for immediate
commencement II work ON his Bow
erussa prospects. Dominic Dunbar
10 in charge Of operations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

1t is thrilling tribute 10 Ameri-
can courage and enterprise to see the
way San Francisco business 6rma
are tskiag UP tine work OF rebuilding.
Z. j. SampliHer has received from
HeysmanRs great manuisctsry a
letter stating that though the ware
houses are entirely demolished, they
are still doing business. Levi Strauss
& Co. have ordered their advertising
for a few weeks only
The great newspapers are pablish-
ing as usual, most of them from
Berkeley or Oakland, but are rush
ing orders for new presses, new type
machines, etc. The big insurance
companies will pay out almost with
out exception. A peculiar thing is
that accounts were mostly destroyed
and business firms there are writing
to their customers to forward balance
II any in currency.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
Vhite Pine Echoes.
News-Chsmpion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, May .
A. NJ. Woodwork visited Ssrgents
yesterday ON business.
Our school opened Monday with
Miss c. Munsey in charge.
At the school election f.. Eastman
and j. +. Clemmens were were made
directors.
Albert Washburne of Hartford
Conn. was here last week looking
over property of the Congress Min
ing company.
j. W. Dixon has taken a lease on
tho Potesi mine and will work il
through cross cut tunnel. There
arc several tons Of galena ore on the
dump.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
Tke Co,snoil

But four members were at the city
co~ncil meeting Monday night, to-
wit: Mayor Thompson and Trustees
Harper, Mueller and Pennington
They allowed the usual grIst of reg
ular bills and few special ones.
f. E. Bottenfeld received $l6.5O;
s. Duree, $50 for four days hauling;
News Champion, 5000 for print
ing; Buckley & Thompson, 1886 for
supplies; NJ A. Pennington, s205
for building the dyke where the
headeate of our city ditch comes
out; The Gunniscn Hardware Co,
$24.55 for tile. Something like 400
feet of old gas pipe has been pur-
chased from the Light and Water
company for use in making street
crossings.
W. H. Corum resigned as election
Judge in precinct No. l and Henry
+. Lake was duly appointed. 1t was
resolved that the city ordinances in
regard to cleaning up dumps and
alleys be strictly enforced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
A meeting of school directors fror

A meeting of school directors from
every district in the county is called
TO meet in the Office of County Su-
perintendent Burnett on SATURDAY,
May 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the
purpose of electing a member of the
county high school committee. The
term of office of Mrs. Mary Lawrence
OF Crested Butte expires at that time
There are 30 districts, 50 that 90
members are supposed to attend and
elect this member from among Their
number.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
Co., c.
A~~s-CAanSsaa CGrreasraanoc<.

Co. c.
A~~s-CAaRUsaa COrreaD.aasoc~.
"Wednesday. MAJ )
G A Lsreabsssn e..e resasaea
isoTn >.isaa sDa wIli spend tue sssIa-
.ser ac1e
Ancssc. Nel..su AID Ma i.ae AooEe
~es. eiecsea on she ~sns.d s,aesd 81
assarssi IA
tto~sHx. ssesisag. ditch cs~sasaS
aud usesep~ tsssAsn1 are order. II
the asy sow
I T. kesb.iL and ~lss. A.sx and
Richard Wsa9h. and G A fsasch
and ~sss we're Csss.eion Peapie II
CsHnsse,r the week.
H. n Wallace host io ~ 81 tone
ct bsled han IN the bre thai sater
day night destreves. the tmersea
House. Ibis was the s.sst b.llsilEg
"a the old town af Cass..s 1n and 1t
went IN the same mysterious manner
~ the rest oi the ald buildings here
b l.. Dol.aTd was owner ct the
building and for several wears 4 has
been used for hsy storage. Ne insg-
rance ON hay or building
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
Head Ache
Sometimes?

IL SO, it viii interest YOU to
know that it can be stopped
with DIR. Miles Anti Pain Pills;
and without any bad after
effects, and this without dam
ger Of forming drug habit or
having your stomach disar-
ranged. They positively con-
tain no opium, morphine, CO.
caine, chloral. ether or chloro-
form in any form. DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain,
and leave only a sense Of relief.
The reason for this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired, irritable. turbulent,
ovcr-taxed brain nerves. Anti
Pain Pills soothe and strength
en- these nerves, thus removing
the cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
We use DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
FOR the cure of headache. and We
equal them. They will cure the
eeverest spell Of nervous or sick
headache in very few minutes. l
an OF a nervous temperament. and
occasionally have spells when NV
nerves seem to be completely exhaust
-. and l tremble SO I can scarc~iv
contain myself At these times / al
ways take the Anti-Pain Pills. and
they quiet me right away II is re-
markabie what a soothing effect they
have upon the nerves.
MRS r. T. KARL, Detroit. Mich.
Or. Miles, Anti-Psir Pills ere sold bv
your druggist, vino Will guarantee that
tie frs. package will benefit. ~ Il
fats. he will return your money.
q doses. Is certs- Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
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NJ SaFussss Aasasy - I've cj..A
aec.Exea sas ee~ss af Nrs. Ferdinand
" 2~ssss. Soe Asa t.~es s~A<s.n9
Nsta rsessssssss1 ks spsse tssse. sat
ass snsd " s$ys.ssts~d ts.e hear:
~~s the a~ns.r sss~Rls ds4ss.soss
he ssxAAs.s sers ksoSxss 10 o..n
as.es edsssd~s ssA xis~r she Is~s
-aa ~ssSess q tke CssA1 1iac es..rct
a sss ectack, ~esx bssse ~ ear
ceEsessss. shrss T. - s.ssrsxa
Mrs. ksHsss Mas so~n ~ Asi~su-
kee- W~.. ~ ls75 Hss .aaaa.su
name wss feano. Mae yeare aas
n Lake Csss. sIe uet and married
y n Raises Nos oaly IS the hue
Daad Iets ~ moSrn tss ls~a. hus isar
sEs.sll chsldsea. o0s hsby bog ave
moutbs old. CRY ss their r.e,ahor .
absence hs.sde the bsby are tive
little beys ; aad 4 yesrs old and a
little gtri 81 &. Her pareats and i've
hrothers live st liossspgtou. kans..
and one SISTER. Mrs. John o Br,en
ressees IN Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
r1Wca<a pApUo . oUWu1Duu UugU

The Cnnn,-pn Is very high. sad
A. vel only low dawn SHOW bauks
haze begun te melt. The sooses IL
comes the better IT cold weather.
-i.sn,d hal5 the snaw tsil Jsne the
river would burst al bounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
HcN NolicaTWuS.
NJ \ nssNs

sTfTE OE rOI DEABo.
ni SIS aif Co. NSlsiiS
ln tls c'aun'l Caurt
0rurzc nirr.
rarsus
rhe Ohio City Land and ! .f-sfsft,N4
luurrpsr tonlrang
and r ~. Nyaaui. Dr..
a. lru-tre.
Defendants.
The reuile 81 the Stato ol Colorado
10 The Ohiq " Land ans lfuilroseIaeut
,aa4uaus and r II. Myaant Jr. 81 rusiee.
the aeiisn.iAIiis ebose named. tiRttfiN6s
Nou are nori'h5 regnilca o. appchr iu nn
plaintiff 10 thc County Court oi tiaui i-oui auu.
ty. state of tuirfaan. amt ansNaf tIIn complaint
t'erein wiihin twcnis days afler tho scrsicr
hrtcs'f u snrvcd within thiz county or, n
served out of this taunig. or hF publication.
within thirty dass after the sers Ice beresf
elusive of ths day OF service: or Judgment hy
aetaelt will y" taken against you according a.
the PRAYER of the complaint And u copy of
the c"niiiiaiut IN the above entitled action he
not served with this summons or u the service
hereof he msdc out Of this State. then ten days
aduitioual 20 the time hereiutetore specified
tor appearance aud answer vii be allowed be
lore the tnkin of Judgment by dctuult asafure-
said.
The said action is brought 60 require ysu.
snii defendants. to set forth the nature of your
claim 10 the following described propcrty. To-
Wit. Tho east hall of the southwest quarter
,tia sE4 of section Twenty eight 2s the
east hslI.f the northeast quArter - Me- OF
section Thirty-thre. 81; the west half Of the
northwest qnartsr W. NV Of Section
lhirty-four ~ all of Township Pity one oil
North of Range Three 3 East OF the New Mex
ico Principsl Meridian. GuBnisoI uunty, State
of Colorado.
Thai all your adverse claims thereto i've de.
termine b1 decree Of this ourt. by which you
be decls red Ia have no title or interest in or to
said prev and that the title Of plaintiff
thereto is good and valid and for such other
relief as may appear Just. Il xsther with costs VI
his suit, will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action 10 which reference 10
hove made and copy Of which is hcrsauto
AttaeheA.
And YOU are herebv notified that N you fail to
apyear. aud answer the said compl ~ aI,sve
rrsihired, the said plaintiff will cause yoar de-
fault to bs entered herein snd then apply TO the
Court fur the relief prayed f,r in said com
plant.
~ Given under m, hand and the
/aRAl seal Of this Court at Iunnison
IN said County this End day of
- March. A. u. 1876.
GtO. HETHERi NGTO\
Apr. p May y Judge and Acting CLERK.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
For the Franehf,e
Continued from First P.r,

ready at this time to build and
manage their own water and elect
ric light plants, To this question
1t seems to me to be but one an
swer. and l am certainly in favor
OF the franchise as proposed and
shall vote for the same on the 18th
Of May.
Yours very truly.
A T.NrayER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

The municipal ownership cam
paign Is on ia Rsnver and mud
aud ler are hvsnc until al hard to
teIl winch are saints and winch are
sinners. There seems httie doubt
hui that Denver ls tag enough and
healthy enoagh 60 undertake e rnanici
pal ownership Of ALL iis psl,hc
uujties aud the sooner tLes are
taken up BY the people aud thus
romered from the held of corrap;
partisan politics the better far Den
ser Both republicans aud demo
rats look alike 10 Boss Evans. ii
Denver people are wise they Will
ssatch both parties right here. II
they are not wise enough well
then they don't deserve To- have any
hetter government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

ID would seem that the president
showed lamentable hack # tact in
refusing the assistance of foreign
peoples for San Francisco. 1t is
true we can care for them without
assistance, bat the quality Of mercy
is twice blest Ii blesseth him
that gives and him that takes" The
I nited States has donated millions
TO starving Ilindoos and other suffer
ers wherever the sun shines 1t is
honorable both for the people Of
Europeland Asia to tender sympathy
and supplies and honorable for San
Francisco, herself the most generous
OF glvers, to receive them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
RlP-A-N-S 1'abules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.

WAITED: ~ Chicaeo wholesale end nail order
ks0sA. seeiseast oass9er Inca o. Oooan, for
tAia egaBty - edjoinin9 tssritosy. Salary
- 81 eGPeaeee paid weekly; eGpss>s mnoey
s1saegeA- Worf pseasaat: pcsItisa psrDa-
egue- ~ 4vese0eUe sxps4ts.cs reQnireA
Wr1oe At oDca for full pasticolsu sd eae}ose
- -aA1rseeeA eavesuVe. SUPE9INfENDENf
III Laho 81 CAicnep III
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

After visiting for two weeks here
With the family Of her nephew. 4.
n. Nosrse, Miss Amelia Merriam left
Wednesday for her home in Boston.
She hss just returned from Honolulu,
whefe she spent seven months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
Defendants.

The People of the State of Colorado.
10 ne fhkin Gold BELT Mining and Reduc
ton tompsny, and X. X. " iiliams and &. "
WinsIow. partners doing business under the
firm name and style OF R. r. Williams and Com
pany aud the Pitkin Bank the defendants above
Nos are hereby required to appear in an
seticn oss'ught ssainst you by the above named
pisintins IN the District Court of Gunni-on
oOunty, state 81 Colorado, aud answer the
cs'mpa int therein within twenty dsys after the
service heresf IL served within his County; or,
within thirty days :after service hereof. eI
elusive cf the day of service: or in igment nv
deteah viii ~ taken against yen accordisg to
the eoaplaiat In the above entitlei actE,n h,
.ot served with this ssmmtr,s, or if the service
hereuf he made out Of thi. state. then ten De-
gor appearance and snswer will be allowed -
scse the taking Of judgment by default -
The said action is brought to recovsr . iuar
nseet BY tie plaintiff against you said defend
sats as foilows. ~ wit: That in emeut b.
erte,cd herciu against the def ndau, Tho Pit
KIN sSold Belt Mining and Reduction Company
!"r the sum ~ seven Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars and interest the SUM Two Thou.-
and Five Hundred Dollars at the rafe az eight
pef cent per snnum from the 18th 81 arrh, iSR.
snd interest et the same rate on the II Five
Ihousend dollars from June Eth .4c. and epY
costs 81 suit; that a temporary iniu,,ei,on issue
herein 10 ne made perpetual on sin.i hearing.
enloin,nG and restraining the def.''d Com
pany- IT. officers, agents. servant n smplsyTe~<
and each and all at them from ,. vi,,s ~ A,,-
posing OF any of the m scbii-rs FIX ures attach
ments or impr ivcmcnis situate u.i n the saia
property ana that they and each aud a 1 Of them
he en- Joined rnt restrainei from IN sry manner
interfering with TIE said property @ any II the
machinery. etc, situate theresn sr c. INJECTED
herewith; for general relief and for such other
! further and different relief in rhe tremi.es
either general or special including aosts of suit
as may De Just and pr'per. viii more falls
appear FROM the complaint in SAID action ts
ON file in said orrt
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail te
appear. and 10 answer the said complaint o.
above reqnired the said plaintiffs will ente,
yvar default N the premises and apply to TIN
Conrt Tor the Judgment in sad compIainl
prayed.
Given ander my hand and
(RRAhN the Seal of said Dist rict Court
4 al Gunnison. in said Coonsy
this eird day n suxwst A. b
ISh E @. PALNEs
nay H-Senee Clerl
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

r. c~eeu arraages with the Niece OF bt -
sco~< Il, handle her famous tsscic tsrsa4
fhrosa sad lang cu-c-
Th< best family SAT- ..uard Is rciiabis
hsusc ho.d medicine shat ~sli cure Group,
coughs. colds. chilly asnssiiosss. running
ewes and nose. sore throat and bronchial
alEccs,ous-;ha; viii Keep the cbIidren
procf against all eoi i. nous diseases.
such a ncti1ciuc Is Boschec's German
Svrup. which ha a -t nd Of IS years IN
the cure of con r5i. ,.1u, eatarsA and al
hung and bTone n.ii 20 fllcs.
The fsa1Ile ct Cseu 70 syrup as con-
sumptive cure. sircs = purchase BY In.
Green fra5u the rf ~ the famous llr.
Boscheo, hasex % all parts oi the
earth. Il has ctcrvuhcrc. 70
Two s.1es, as All c. Al dTuggis.s-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
sersCE ~ AnsusvxEsr pav

Estate q Herman J. Rausis. Deceased
re UNDERMINED. having b~en appoint ed ad-
miaietratrx 81 the Estate Of Herms AN ]. Raasi.
late a the County q Gunnison. in the State OF
Cpsu4adc. Aeces~ed. hereby gives notice thai
- will apV-ar before the County Court of sail
s}uuoisna CNasty. At the COur1 Ho~se in G1a-
pjesa - saia Cosnty. on Monday the sth day
a 1uAe A. d. fS6, At the bosr q 70 o 'cleek 4
~ II said day. q which time all t,er>oes having
elaina aGasus4 reiA estate are notified aod re
Qoereed - as4en1 for the parpoee of havine the
ea0e oAjuseed. Al persons Undated to said
estate ere req0e@ted 70 make immediate nav
Reua - the undersigned.
DATED - 0osei-on. Colorado. this LIST day of
May, A. D. IoW.
NoRa L. Rausr4
AAAinisesu4Six - the estate Of Herman J. Raw
sie DeceaeeA May s-Jnne
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

Prospects are good for esther our
sandstone or lava 10 land those bag
bullling coatracts. The Denver
Library committee Is taxing tts
time bai u We get the decision the
W1rli will ksow Ggnni-on briidlng
Stone excels al competitors News-
CHawrIoS has 10 un uuqsesiioAahls
authority that the ID a u. O. road
has made an cXcee5iHglv low rate
out af here on this material lis
people are DOING all they can -
help along. and boost for Gunnisan
county. Another committee was
over this week. b. further examine
the Almoui qaarry ID consisted If
w III Harvey. architect Of the
Cath1lic cathedral, Mr. Allen e the
u. a. n @. road. Coatractor John
Mclaughlin and James McPherson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

AGCa9ANTEsD q n VWe PygGN
Itching. Blind, Hlecdinx PrrtruAsnx Pile~ prvs
xirts are autksriseA to rvfuDd n~oey PALo
ViNINENT fails to cure in TO - asys Ir
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11

sTfTE DF TOl DRAro.
ni Sfa Hf tfi NxIsliS
ln tiia f-ounf. faul
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
NJ 4 HVs>


STATE OF COLORADO
'otN os uuNNisoN s.
In rhe District Cuur,
v ayne Scott. Wm Friend
a Administrator of the |
tate of Joseph kein-
bush, deceased: Dora
keinbush, " idow Of los
eIh keinbush, dec,.ss-
ed; Emma Irene kein-
bush, Francis J, seph
keinbush and Evelyv n
May keiBbush. minor 4
heirs Of Joseph kein-
bush. deceased by Dora
keinbush, their guard.
ian, Plaintiffs, 81 NMoNS.
The Pitkin Gold Belt Min
ing and Reduction 4 ON 4
pany, and X X Williams
andt.M Minslow part
ners doing business un-
der the Arm name and
style of X. X. Williams
md Company aud the
Ptkih Bank
Defendants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
RoWermAp

~ Es-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Nav
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-25
Vail.

-.
Special to Times Republican.
Vail, Oct. 25.--Hon. Victor B. Doll
liver, brother OF Senator Dolliyer, VIII
give political speech here today, and
a rousing rally is expected.
Quite a. large number of Vail people
attended the Senator Dolliver meeting
in West Side Saturday, and report a
splendid talk.
Several young people helped Miss
Mildred Starek celebrate her eigh-
teenth birthday last Thursday, and left
that young lady many pretty presents
Attorney George Doblin, Of Shoshons
Agency, Wyo, arrived here this week
for a visit with his parents
Mrs j., L. Eastwood, of Bay City,
Mich, is a guest of j. p. Fitch and
family.
Master Harry Barrow was thorough
ly surprised Friday by several boy
school mates calling at his home from
4 to g. A good time is reported.
Farmers have started to pick corn
but find plenty of green stalks yet. The
rain Monday and Tuesday put a stop to
this kind of work for awhile, tho the
rain is badly needed before the cold
wea Their.
Hugh Costello. of South Dakota, is
in Vail, this week.
George Friday has purchased the G.
A. Rogers 1870 acre farm, paying $72.5G
per acre