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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
100000 for Coast Yard

SEATTLE. Wnsh Feb. 2L-Capt W. II.
7ur,ycn commanding tho Puget Sound navy
Nnrd at Rropcrlon today reoaived notification
from Washington that plans for the proposed
SEQ Ooo wharf Mt the yprd had been 0pproNsi.
Work Will begin ut once,
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Americans Escape.

NEW YORK. Feb 27.-Dr. II. K. Car
roll OF the Methodist Missionary society
SbnnSbni a cablegram as follows.
James, Charles and families; Lewis;
Howe, Ogborn. Kahn. Ncwby. Hughes. all
safe Property unburned. Trouble que
Erench catholic fotal quarrel with Magis-
trate.' 1,,, LA
The Lewis referred to, DR.. Carroll eaid
Is the Rev Spencer Lewis. supcrintend-
ent OF the mission, VINO was eN'ueh'''
an Welt to NnnchanG.
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Gunboat on the Way.

PEKING. Feb 2T-Amcrican Consul
General Rodgers telegraphs from Shnng-
hal that the fourteen American mission
nries who fed from Nanchang all reached
Klukiang In safety.
The American gunboat El Snno Is pro
cceding from Nnnking TO the scene oil the
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.,osb5n Ohio Sails for China.

MANILA. Feb; 27.,The bait SattleshRh nn ths one, No.
nagshlp Of the Amefaeand asIsd eeF for Monskone
lanoc no eii eho viii dock and rush repairs. so
~nIe W. 10 be prepared for possible sxisene'eS'
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Attributes Accident to Negligence.

He attributes the accident to negligence
on tho part OF the company and its re-
sponsible employees, holding that they
should have known OF existing conditions
and taken steps to remedy the danger
The result of this alleged negligence Is
the demand for 10000
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How Accident Happened.

La Rose alleges that while In the en-
ploy OF the company. on May Is, 1904, in
tho roundhouse at Glens Ferry, Ida, as
a wiper, he was required 20 work upon
an engine while II was in motion. going
from tho roundhouse TO the train to
which It was to be attached. The space
between the footboard OF the locomotive
ard doorposts OF the roundhouse, no al
leges. was so contracted that as tho To-
comotivc passed out La Rose was caught
between the posts and the engine and
crushed and bruised so that he was per
manently incapacltatcd from manual la
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
LARAMIE ROLLING MILL
RUNNING FULL BLAST
Railroad Material for Hartman
Lines Will Keep the Plant
Busy for Months.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
LARAMIE. wyo, Feb. 27.-Much satisfac-
tlon is expressed at the reopcning OF the roll
ing mills here, When tho Colorado Fuel and
Iron company abandoned the mill two years
ago. removing everything that was loose and
crippling the mill the last possible degree
II feared there would never be revival
OF interest In the plant. 1t said the
time TO be the irtention OF the fuol and iron
company to leave tho plnnt beyond tho hope of
repair, and the railroad company would rather
IL stood Idle than undertake the expense of
putting II in running order.
Today the mill is said to be in better condI-
ton than /, ever was, tho railroad company
having made such repairs as give tho impress
sion OF pcrmancacy. The machinery has been
rebuilt and added the embracing
some improvements not heretofore used in
Western mills In converting scrup iron into
ssrriceable material
Much Work Ahead.
A. II. Fetters, the mechanical engineer for
the Union Pacific and the personal representa-
tive OF W. r. McKecn, Jr.. was present when
the mill started, and informed Superintendent
Jacobue that Mr. McKcen was quite anxious
TO tho mill going. as he had Immediate
need for lco, oo tons OF angle bars TO be used
in relay ing the tracks OF the Wyoming division
with ninety pound steel. including the new
double track between Lookout and Hanna and
between Point OF Rocks and Green River,
This is only part of the orders awaiting
the superintendent, as the railroad company
expects 20 produce at laramie all the track
bolts and nuts used this new work. as well
as tho entire Hnrrimun system, from Omaha
To San Francisco and Portland.
The tcn-inch mill is producing bar and spike
irun. The ninctecn-lnch mill, which Will be
ready by April l. IL Intended 10 produce angle
bars and iron for tho gasoline motor cars INC
company is building In large numbers.
Work on Federal Building.
w n Fleehcarty Of Memphis Tenn. is here
10 superintend the plasteTing OF the Govern
ment building in course OF erection. Tho
contractors Will use the plaster made by
local plant The plaster at Grst did not meet
the requirements OF the supervising architect
at Washington and II was rejected, the de-
lmr rtncnt having had somc trouble With IL on
"a building In Idaho Pressure wus brought To
bear however and ths plaster was adopted
Mr. F1echenrty VIII see that IL goes on In an
acceptable manner nnd meets the requirements
OF tn, Government representative here. IL. l..
s. oheld.
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Electrical Engineer Dead.

FLORENCE. Neb., Feb. N-Henry rus
tin n Well-lcnown electrical engineer, VINO
designed the iluminations OF the WoTld
fair at Chicago and the exposition at bui ,l =,
falo died at his homo here this horhihs
OF tuberculosis.
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Meeting This Week.

,ncctina has been assured for this week.
NJ which ;hc ground and schedule will be de-
cidcd on by the committee OF managers and all
other business closed up.
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|aSCE MARRIED
Missr Welded to
2 oldenbere.

~, q, aM.-The Duchess
e,sas Gutenberg, daugh-
sr,,s snc Duke Of Old
IN !, marriage with
s.r..to' Of Prussia, and
Ss sss the second SON
Iltkssss 80 !, Empress. were ere
|A ~. .ais afternoon in
Gder. " 'he court
4, u Z, The chapel dome
sh..i ~ J. BY hundreds Of ,
Sra1 0a1 30 persons ''hes ne
k!ss,iiss,m Ss, iis,mIlie. iv,i' Of coe- De
Ssa' aus nobility the
fals. "u''ioer OF
III dls,Sdl.h snd Mrs. rowe,
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OREGON SHORT LINE
SUED FOR $4,000
La Rose, a Former Employee,
+. Wants Damages for In
jurieS Sustained.

A suit 10 recover $1,000 damages from
the Oregon Short Line Railroad com
pany was filed In the Third District court
Tuesday by Alexander La Rose, a former
cmDloyce OF the Company
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%sails's aoverro.

H,ssss;atss',e q ;ats'e- the capita,
reHde,n,o banquet Will
Ss,s !. GSYer1Anmr americans
Aa departure islnss Ss
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Ascot Entries for Wednesday.
Here Are Results.

First race. handicap. steeplechase short
course-Flea. 100; Adams. li5 Malto, 12:
MaryIander. 1875: Paramount kubelik,
Dexterity. 70.
Second race. futurity course-Walnut
HILL Victor. Sam Harris, Brannigan l0e (,
Miss Croix, Jennie F., Companion, 10I:
Negrusca. l. X. Bingham. los: Las
Cruces. lB.
Third race four and a half furlongs-
Allerion, liz: Blue Bottle. Ray Egan, 10:
Tom Gllroy, Van Loan. Wapnagootis.
Salton. Ell Cazador. Edwin T. Fryer.
Walter Eckles, 10o.
Fourth race. futurity course-Dan Col
Inns. Rodolfo. ia. Foncasta, Rocklands.
lO9: HilOna. los. Tendercrest. l01; Seasick.
100; Interlude l02
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-Tho
Hugucnot, l07: Blissful lO6; The Rousta-
bout, l0I Miss May Bowdish, l02; Ruol-
non. MaZonio, "a; Helen S., so
Sixth race futurity course-F'reo
Parkinson, 1oe: St Winifrede, Hirtle
Myrtle White 1OI; Retador, lo6; Miss 90
fable. Winnie Adams. 100: Radium, l02
Smithy Kane 100; Mrs. Bob. 9S.
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RANK IN
STAND
Abolish Grade of
ktGeneral Is
Eten Ont
.wlpTHTTR
kIgH 1T IN A YEAR
Company Char
IIutherized Cap
O,oOO'

rss s;;.-MilItary mat
L,',Io, OF the House to-
,,,ToprlatIon bill being beng
OR amendment That
Eca Macarthur might
[..cenersls, the pTovi-
L'ss,Alns that rank was
,aut OF order raised
Il, !, Ohio. VINO suosti-
a, TO abolish the grade
6, had been promoted.
", defeated.
Il appropriations commit commit
u rsbt OF the Military
-,csdnte for sn appa-
'E,.l Of field artillery, but
H., afty pages of tho
-,,u when the House
~, he Dalzell bill char
La & Ohio Ship Canal
4 authorized capital Of
II Expenditures.
IL. bill was interrupted
\ cr. who raised an In
H1,,ed q lively turn OF
Aad read in the pa
osl 10000 had been
SEA who bought use
,.stldc and otherwise.
Alaes, telescopes. etc
u5,s replied Nh Hull,
re on Military Affairs
rlai flying machines:
,;.e By the great and
n Appropriations, not
r-lltte on Military Az
. = ~ continued Mr..
q EAchines were spe-
| regard flying ma
q absurd" !"
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I rtasy had been wasted
z,hss apparatus. al
10 had been spent, as
=, rseleesly in buying
We Moved TO weste
- care and In The de-
[irtnl.
u Field Guns.
uoe over committee
z ihs Appropriations
--ftets. Mr.. Ltttauer
~ q point of order
VI for fie control for
I FMEd that the Appro-
!, \ lad jurisdiction over
rAtry in tie fortlflca-
Importance OF the
sAy, chairman OF tho
St,ee. said the pres
= Appropriation for a
I. fres. .or submarine de-
: rfscc, both OF which
4 Eb1l;ied TO the Com
Fkilcas and rejected.
ftatH Inserted In this
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tsanlttees should be
.ifn they come before
Ie refused they can =
reer committee and
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natter"
III !kcts. In the chair.
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apparatus.
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sa'Ahed, which elimi-
= provision that the
1la cable during 1907
|; -1ry extension of the
/, eaant- General.
u Wo made a point OF
r. 5'oSlsion aholIshine
tsaht- General.
1Hlss Of the rank OF
vas made by Mr..
4 $50 said politics ha d
- ue question. Thomas
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won out in the races here today, Water
Wagon. to 2. winning tho first. JosIe's
Jewel, to l. coming In first in the nth.
Here Are Results.
First race, fuJurity course-water
Wagon. 81 (McDanieD. to 2. won; AL
monte l02 (Millcr), s to s. second;
1:loA Phyz. Bessie Weltly. Sir Brinkley.
jack Hennessy Corder. Lady Travers.
Demas and The Goldhnder also ran.
Second r7ce. four and half furlongs-
Sweet Kitty, 10 (McDanieD. to 6.
won; Connida 10 (Miller), 4 to 1, sec
ond. Joan OF Arc, 100 (Kenp. TO l.
third. Time, So seconds. Ponemah, Lady
Allcece and Early Flower also ran.
Third race. futurtty course-Bonnie Reg
q IBattistel II TO Q. won; Huochucs; le
(Miler), TO 1, second; Miss May Bow
dish, ls palms.. IL to 1, third. Time.
l :0a'i. Alsono. Anona Moncie Mabel.
Elizabeth F. and Lady Kispar also ran.
Fourth race, Brooks course-Northville.
lG2 (Mller), TO 5. won; Needful, lG2
tKenD, to l. second. Bill Curtis. LOG
0Horner) to l. third. Time, 2:0ik
Courant. Choripe. Old Mike, Huapala.
Mckee and Lanark also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Josie' 8
Jewel. sS (Preston). TO l. won; Secdcake.
(McDanieD. to 2. third Time. 1881.
Kumiss Astraca Sandstorm Turkey
Foot, PInta. Bonnet, Aprirs Pride and
| CnloX also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Sherry. 157 CPrior).
to o. won; Bailey. l25 Davis), TO q
| second; Rostof. l20 (Moriarlty). Is TO l.
| third. Time. 1:43 Tramway. Hagerdon
Big Injun, Capable. Gowanus, and st,
| Wilda also ran,
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Tho United States cruiser Tacoma sailed IRON
Gibraltar FOR Las Pumns, Canary isIhnus' '"
day 10 join tho dry dock Dewey.
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TALENT WAS HIT
HARD AT ASCOT TRACK
Long Shots Come in First Under
the Wire Without
Difficulty.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. G.-Long shots
won out In tho races here today, Water
Wagon. to 2. winning tho first. Josic's
Jewel, to 1. coming In first in the nth.
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Reports from tho ArtoEa district. state o
Chichuahua. Mexico, state thet nnes sgErc
eating M 90 have been imposed on soreTa
miners of that district for infractions of I'M
stamp law
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Tho men VINO robbed the San Diego Cal,
poston1o. Yesterday morning have not yet been
arrested The amount taken lie now estimated
at Sl2 0r0.
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II is asserted that the Pope has expressed
his intention TO hold consistory during tn'
nrst fortnight OF April and create oono chrdi-
nails RA thero ore now twelve vocancie" In the
scored college.
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Japarcrc officers have assumed control OF inc
Imperial wor college, trade and commercial
schools at Canton.
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Tho cIt,zens Of puth. England today decided
nv vote OF 10 | against the acceptance OF
Andrew Corneeies offer Of 1e5. 90 for a public
library.
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Alfred III Bclo PRESIDENT ot a II. Belo E
Co of Dallas Tex, died this afternoon aged
81 years He was a son OF the lnte A n. Belo.
Sr founder Of the Dallasa Galveston News,
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Perfect weather marked the annual oarniNe
celebration at New Orleans today. ana enorm
Gus crowds witnessed the annual pageant o
his Majesty Rex. Promiscuous masking WI
general.
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langley secretnry of tho Smithsonlan
institution and known a scientist through
out the world died at Aiken, 8 c. nj noon
todny.
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J. Pierpont Morgan ot Scw York has arrived
at Tangler. Morocco.
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President LOWS A. Ripley and the old ooar
or directors Of the Lchish Railroad HaN8o
ton company were reelected today.
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,rs In Louisville Ky. nled n petition In BANK
ruptcy today Liabilities s2e7,322. assets sZs.'
2e5
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The historic church OF San Pablo. ri bnrcc-
lone spain hos been destroyed by an In
cendiary.
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HOT TALK OVER
CANAL INQUIRY
Senator Morgan and William
Cromwell Are Near to a
Fistic Encounter.
IMPEACHES TESTIMONY
OF ENGINEER WALLACE
Morgan Promises to Grill Wit
ness Before the Senate,
and Is Defied.

WASHINGTON. Feb N.-Ths examination
OF william Nelson Cromwell. who has figured
largely In connection With the sale OF the
Panama canal property TO the United States,
was begun today By tho Senate Committee on
Interoccanic Canals. Many OF the aucstions
asked Mr Cromwell related to the interview
at the Manhattan hotol in New York regard
Ing tho resignation OF Sir. Wallace when Mr..
Wallace. Secretary TAFT md Mr.. Cromwell
wcro present.
There were frequent tlts between the wit
ness and Senator Morgan because the former
was not moro specific In his answers TO ques-
tiono by tho Senator. L eliminated Jramatl
cally al the closo OF Gay. when Mr.. Crom.
well refused TO ars~Jr various questions askel
by the Senator, and the Inter declared h.
would deal with tho witness In the Senate
when tAe facts regarding tho resignation o
Mr., Wallace came out
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Calls Wallace q Gutter,

II will cenl with you in tho Senate. when
tn. facts regarding tho rcsigration OF Mr.
Wallace come out" snid Senator Morgan.
And that Is tho only snfo place TO do II,
rerllcd Mr. Cromwell with burning face:
Tho two men. scarcely i've feet apart, looked
AZ .och other in anger hut the strained sit
un,Ion waa relieved hy Chairman Mlllard. who
interrupted sayine TIM, tho witness hnd prop
crIy answered the questions propounded.
At an executive session held by the com
n,itteo later on effort was made 10 limit the
range OF Senator Morrnn's incuiries, The
Senator however, insisted that his procedure
woa entirely proper. and would not consent
TO havo tho scope Of tho Inquiry narrowed
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Tho Senatc has agreed 10 vote on the otat
hood bill and amendments on Frlday hurch

The President today nominated Charles
Hopkins to be Marshal for the WcStnrn hl'
trict OF Washington. The President touh
signed tho utccnr deficiency bilI'
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-22
ALTON -MOSELEY

Those reported sick last week are
recovering.
John Wingier is having drive well
put down on the Warren Ford farm.
The Alton cider mill closed Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. S. Holmes and Mrs. Helena
White visited Mrs. NJ A. Godfrey o.
Greenville last week.
Miss Katie Parll is visiting friends
in Grand Rapids.
Walter and Eden White set a tral
for a rabbit last week and caught q
hen hawk. They might try it hun
dred times and not catch another.
AL Biggs is recovering from his in
juries.
Mr. and Mrs Henry McCabe of Lam
poe, Cal visited Willis Purdy ano
wife last week, also Chester Slaytor
of Grattan.
ID. Malone of Grattan threshed co.
bushels of beans from about 80 acres
The health officer of Vergennes has
received notice of Mrs. Carl Roach
being sick with pneumonia.
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KEENE HEIGHTS.

Mrs Christian Luz has visited for
the past two weeks with her daughter
at Edmore and her sister at Bedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Hunter recently
visited l. &. Stebbins, who is i'll.
Mrs. T. &. Hunter has been in Grand
Rapids for two weeks caring for her
brothe DR.. WEIGH.
Mrs. John Pryor and Mrs. Post of
Orleans visited their sisters, Mrs. b.
e and Mrs w. FL. Rlckert last week,
and Myrtle Rickert returned with
them.
Forest David called at NJ. X. Jep-
sons Sunday.
The corn husking company have
their corn husked and are at present
husking out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Honson and daugh-
ter Ida visited Mrs. HIS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Heether of Otisco,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Keller of Saranac,
visited hi parents Sunday.
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EUREKA.

Will Hall and wife, Mrs. Keller,
Roy futile and Gertie Hall were
visitors at Montcalm Grange Nov. IL.
The well drivers at Fred Nash's
we're down 1870 feet Friday night with
out finding water of any amount.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Bowker, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. I. Smith, for several weeks, have
returned 10 their home in Illinois.
Mrs. Woodwork and her grand
Alice Deane, expect TO go
to Florida soon to spend the winter.
Fred Fuller and Ed Stokes have
been drawing potatoes TO Bedding.
Bert Williams. who bought Mrs
Mary Moons Eureka farm backed
out and the farm is still for sale.
The Montcam grange fair and
ksgiving dinner at their hall last
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
The fair was good and the exercises
by the juvenile grange were fine and
all seemed TO enjoy themselves.
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GIsATTAN.
Roads are in bad shape from tt,
late heavy rains.

Roads are in bad shape from TIE
late heavy rains.
W. j. Lessiter has sold an extra
good short horn COW with a young
calf to Mr.. Child of Cannon.
f. V. Storey has bought Martha
Towards farm near him. 1t will be
remembered the buildings burned las,
summer.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter, now of Bel
ding, is making few DAYS visit with
Mrs. NJ. A. Lessiter and visiting Platt
Rowland and family who bought her
homestead.
The next social of the L. A. S. will
be held with Mrs Lewis jerks the
evening Of Nov. 30. Refreshmen of
ried cakes and coffee will be served
All are invited.
A school social will be held at the
grange hall the evening of Nov. % b
the pupils of Miss Nm Weeks
teacher in the lover room of the
union school. All are invited.
Elmer jerks has put in Perkins
wind mill and fixture for Plat Row
land. Allen Demoiest did the car.
penter work equired.
Miss Gertrude Matice, who has been
at Grand Rapids number of weeks
for medical treatment, was though,
to be fast passing away and the
family were called TO see her las,
SATURDAY.. She was yet living bul
very low Tuesday a. m.
Ora Smith returned from Dakota
Tuesday and the Grattan hunter:
have come from the north with al
the game the law will allow.
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A Year of Blood.

The year 1903 will long be remem
bcred in the home of f. n Jacket OF
Alliance, Ky, as a year of blood;
which flowed so copiousy from Mr..
Jackets lungs that death seemed
very near. He writes: "Severe bleed
ing FROM the lungs and a frightful
cough had brought me at deaths door,
when.G began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, with the
astonishing result that after taking
four bottles was completely restored
and, as time has proved, completely
cured" Guaranteed for sore lungs,
and colds, at Cornell Bros.
lrng store. Price 50c and 81 CO. Trial
bottle free.
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Mrs. w. j. Warner visited at
Clarence Esterbrook's Tuesday.
Miss Ida Beach and Mrs. Eta Hill
spent tuesday with Mrs. Chas. Graf.
Fullert Christensen is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Rissie Emory is improving and in
tends TO move in their new home
near Saranac this week.
News from J DEL Palmer states that
he is teaching school in Dakota and
will not return to his home bsfore
.pring.
Chan. Higbee is north buying stock.
Charley Graf transacted business
in Ionia Friday.
Justus Beadle is painting his house.
Ida Beach spent Thursday with
Maud Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Spau'ding we're
in Lansing on business this week.
Mrs. VIM. Beach visited her sister,
Mrs. Jack Musselman, Thursday.
We hear Archie Chickering intends
TO buy farm with the money recent
ly obtained from the Citizens tele-
phone company.
Everyone should attend the fair at
the Grange Nov. %, chicken pie
supper.
Ruth Jensen visited at Robt. Hills
Thursday.
Wild Howe has been visiting at Il.
z. Johnson's.
Mrs. Sam Pitt visited at Harry
dubbel's Wednesday.
We call your special attention to
he letters published in this paper
rom Berthold Chickering in Mon
ana, each one is very interesting.
Vernice Kitron spent Thursday
night at Ferry VanGissen's.
Sam Pitt and Charles Leach are ex.
pected home Wednesday from their
hunting trip.
Fullert Christensen is not much
better
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Corn huskers are still working in
this vicinity. The sound of their
machine could be distinctly heard at
Floyd Emory's Monday.
Word has been received from f. ID
Lambertson saying that he is enjoy
ing his hunting trip very much.
Mrs. VIM. Beach spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. ]. Musselman, of
Easton.
Charles Graf and r. S. Noddins
we're In fonia Friday.
Joel Palmer, who went TO Dakota
last spring and worked on large