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has been definitely solved, the British
representatives having agreed to mod
lily the proposition in accordance with
the desire Of. Germany. The modified
proposition, instead of urging the linn
Mation of ornaments, says that such Q
limitation is highly desirable" This
will be unanimously accepted.
The incursions of Turkish troops
across the northwest frontier of Per
STA. which Cor some time had been In
allegiance, have again broken out. A
serious raid has occurred near Uru-
miah, 5000 Turkish troops, with artil-
lery, having crossed the frontier and
destroyed the village Of Mavaned.
Seventy-eight persons, of whom sixty
were women and children, mostly
Christians, were killed.
The Moorish losses in the first for
ty-eight hours of fighting at Casa Blan-
ca are placed at 1000. The French
| and Spanish forces had IL u Is men
| killed or wounded. Eight hundred
bodies Of Moors and Jews, more or
less decomposed, already have been
removed from the native dwellings.
General Drude, while encamped out
side Casa~Blanca, Morocco, has been
attacked by 5000 Moors. According
to the latest reports from the scene
Of the fighting the assault was re-
pulsed, the French artillery causing
heavy slaughter among the natives.
Casa Blanca, on the Moroccan coast,
has been bombarded by French oruis-
ers, the Moors are reported to have
been shot down in large numbers and
the town is practically in the posses
sion of landing parties from French
and Spanish cruisers.
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Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 8, 1907.


A sufficient contest affidavit having being
filed in this office by Ole Felland contestant
against homestead entry No. 31724 made Sep.
tember 9th 1905 for ne4 Sec. II, Twp; l4s, range
81 by John Maher, contestee, in which it is al
legged that said claimant has wholly abandoned
SAID land; that he has not resided upon and
cultivated the same as required by law; that
such default existed for more than six months
prior to- Jan. 18th, 1907. and does now exist, and
that said alleged absence from the said land
was not due to his employment in the army,
navy or marine corps of the United States as a
private soldier, officer. seamen or marine dur
war in which the United States may be en-
gagged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 o'clock a. M. ON Sept. q, 1897, be-
fore Karl Klein, a notary public at his Office in
Washburn. N. D. (and that final hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock a. M. on Oct. 4. 1907, before)
the register and receiver at the United States
land office in Bismarck, N. D..
The said contestant having in a proper affi-
davit filed Aug. 9, 1907. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice caanot be made, it Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
S-l6 VI. H. Jewell. Register.
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DIR. GHAREsT has a long and si
Jul experience in the treatment - ~
durable medical and surgical diseases.
His equipment is unexcelled by any
Institute or Hospital west OF Chiea
go, and he treats his patients by thu
latest and the most scientific methods
of Europe and the East. These III
clude X Rays, Radium Rays, Vibra-
tors, Massage, Finsen Light, Lymph
and the most carefully prepared mrf'i.
:ines, for treating diseases, and they
cure to stay cured, all durable cases
including Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.
Lung Troubles, Bronchitis, Consume
ton in its early stages, Catarrll, Stom-
ach and Bowel Troubles. A2ocndi-
citis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, disease
of the Brain and Nerves, Kidney
and Liver troubles, Ringing 'f 81"
Ears, including beginning OF. progress
sive Deafness, Bladder troubles. Heart
troubles, sore Eyes, weak or ru" iisg
Eyes, Cataract, granulatrd Il. ih.cs:
nned Lids, Female Complains ."
". aknesses, sterility. 9 Blood, SIS.
a,:.i Private disease. diseases II
n,"n. Dizziness, Vertigo. loss al ntm
o-y, Sexual Weakness. Hrai:tS AL
Losses, ard diseases tvna::-..s ~.
petu'anent insanity, q'ir'sH = 80
ra,c-t!v crrcd. Cancers, s''a". g'-
1,c-s, Warts. Mo1es, asa y:
nint growtlis, ueatd ~. y:
without Tire krifc, al
wishc-t rain, by an r";'&','y 60,
method lately discovered II PARIS.
France.
Consultation to those Interested, ss;.F0.
Dr.. CHAREsT & Co, &
Fargo, n I,
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State OF North Dakota, In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Johan r. Schulz
tin, deceased.
Aug. E. johnson, petitioner.
Clarence F., schultin. Lena Christina
Schultin. Anna Katrina Ek, Lena
stina Jonasson Carlson. A. Oberg,
and Theo: ]. Haugeberg, respondents.
The state of North Dakota to the above named
respondents and all persons interested in the
estate of Johan P. Schultin, deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
Aug. F. Johnson. the petitioner herein has
filed in this court q document in writing pur.
Johaa r. sehultin late Of Washburn in the
county of Mclean and state of North Dakota,
deceased. with petition praying for the admis-
sion of probate of said document as the last
will and testament Of said deceased: and for
the issuance to Aug. Z. johnson and Theo. j.
Haugeberg of latters testamentary thereon and
petition and the proofs Of said purported viii
and testament will be heard and duly consid:
cred BY, this court on Friday the 9th day Of
day at The court rooms Of this court in n the the vii.
lage of Washburn. county of Mclean: state of
North Dakota; and you and each of you are
at said time and place and answer said petit
ton and show cause if any there be why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
BY the court:
Judge. Of Co1nty Court,
Dated the - day of Aug. 1907.
Let service of the above citation be made by
serving the same upon respondents residing
within the state of North Dakota personally,
and upon nonresidents by publication in the
Washburn Leader a weekly newspaper printed
at Washburn, Mclean county, N. D., for the
length of time prescribed by law.
[Seal G.. Olgeirson, Judge.
st 6sas ct S si &a Rfsast'' Before IN e Hs%! e. fsSsis ss;ir-
son, Judge.
Notice to take deposition. in the matter of the
estate, of Johan P. Schultin, deceased.
Aug. E. johnson, petitioner.
Clarence F. schultin, Lena Christina
Schultin, Auna Katrina Elk. Lena
stina Jonasson Carlson, A. Oberg.
and Theo. J. Haugeberg, respondents.
To Clearance F. Schultin, Lena Christina Schulz
Carlson, A. Oberg and Theo. j. Haugeherg,
the above named respondents:
You will please take notice that the deposit
tions of E. P. Quain and a. NJ. Brandt witness
sess to the codicil to the last will and tesla
ment of Johan p Tchultin will be taken by A.
w. Cook. clerk of the district court in and for
the county of Burleigh, state of North Dakota.
at his office in the city of Bismarck. county of
Burleigh and state of North Dakota on the
in the forenoon of said day. and the said ex-
animation may be adjourned from day to day
until the dispositions are fully taken and com
pleted. Said dispositions to DO used mon the
proof of the last will and testament of Johan
p. Schultin, deceased.
Dated at Washburn this 18th day of August,
1907. Hyland & Nuessle,
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Washburn, N. d.
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Present, Chairman Hultberg, Commits
sioners Taylor and Putt.
Report Of G.. Olgierson, county
judge, for the month Of July, 1907, was
duly approved and accepted.
Road supervisors report of Henry
Muhlback for road district No. 70 was
duly approved and accepted and bill
for $4,000 for services as same was
allowed.
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Department of the Interior-U. S. Land Office
Bismarck N. D.. July q 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Jerome Burdick
of Pace, N. D. has filed notice of his intention
to make final Communication proof in support of
his claim, viz; Homestead entry No.: 1858
section IS. township IA, range so, and that said
proof will be made before the register and re,
ceiver at Bismarck, N. ID. or Sept. II, 1907.
He name the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
the land, viz:
William Findley. J.. P. Gill, Frank Findley,
f. Sharp. of Pace, Nd.
So M, Fl, Jewell, Register,
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Greeting. ---Contd

SO. far and took so much time to at
tend the celebration and all appre-
ciated it.
Throughout both days events the
most perfect order was maintained
and the first and only attempt at
swindle was nipped in the bud by the
Juggling of a shell-game artist.
The Washburn representatives es-
tablished headquarters early and the
popularity of the good citizens pres
ent from the county seat city was
equalled only by the wealth of good
feeling contributed by the people of
Max, Of Douglass, Of Plaza, of Turtle
Lake, of Coleharbor, of Underwood,
OF Ryder and all the other surrounding
communities.
The ball games attracted a great
deal Of attention. The game
played Thursday afternoon was
between Garrison and Max. and
was won by the latter by a score
of 5 to l. The batteries were
Mollory and Klein for Max and
German and Mellow for Garrison.
On the second day there we're
two games-Garirson played Doug
las in the morning and Turtle Lake
in the afternoon and won both
games. The scores were 5 to 4
and Z to 3 respectively. The bat
teries we're Campbell and Mellow
for Garrison in the first game and
Richards and Mellow in the second
The Douglas batteries we're
Thatcher and Kleins and the
Turtle Lake were Babcock and
Fuller. The purse for each game
was $75, which was divided be-
tween the winners and losers. All
the games were watched by a
large and enthusiastic crowd. The
feature Of all three games was
when Mollory struck out - men.
Rroncho busting and steer-roping
contests were all good, a number
taking a lively interest in all Of
them. The small sports caused a
great deal Of amusement among the
younger people especially the ones
in which they entered.
The merry-go-round was packed
continually. For a while it seem
ed the only place where one could
cool off, the days being exception
ally hot. The Bijou also attracted
a crowd by their moving pictures.
The Indians gave three war-dan-
ces. Wednesday and Thursday
they danced in their camp but on
Friday evening the dance was CIV
en- in the ball park and admission
charged. That evening seemed es-
pecially fitted for an event Of that
kind. The sky had clouded up in
the west and sheet lightning flash
ed at intervals. the wind whistled
over the plains, and with a large
amp fire in the center with at
least a hundred gaily dressed and
ar-bedecked Indians dancing a.
round. made a picture long to be
remembered by the visitors and one,
which will in the near future. be
only history.
The celebration was a success in
every way and another will be look
ed forward to in a year when great
az. +hinuc can ha nccon,nlishnd after
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l.. s. Beplot,
WaShburn
Land For Sale.

l6O acres in Mclean Go. 100
acres sowed. new two story house
on land, good we'll with pump,
Ii acre fenced pasture mile
from the railroad and five miles
from Max, N. D.
Miss Sarah Olson.
Max, N. d.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of County Cornmiss
sioners Of Mclean County.
Washburn, N. d., August. s., 1907.
2 O'Clock D. m.

Washburn, N. d., August 5, 1917.
2 O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Chairman Hultberg and Com
missioners Putt and Taylor.
Upon motion. the following bills,
being audited and found correct, the
auditor vas instructed to issue war
rants in payment therefor:
Lars Larson. 4 days work with
team ....... ............. @lz.uo
Paul Zigler, ] days road work
with team .......... ...... o.oo
Martin Hanson, II days road
work with team ........... b1.UO
IA. II. Sawyer, M. D., services
as county physician, July. 25.0o
Edward Peterson, deputy she
if, articles used in building
pest house at Garrison and
services ..,... ...... 80. 2S.2O
Maudan Mercantile Co.. lumber go
r. D. Hoskins, 6 copies of pop
ular edition OF laws ........ 600
Wilhelm Speis. Z days work as
road supervisor ............ 2l.00
Willie Herreid, s days work
with team 24.o0
Philip Walder, ! days work
with team ".uo
.Iohn Korner Az days work
with team ........ ........ 10. 80
Fred Linguist, Az days work
with team .......... ...... l1.oo
John H. Walcker, ) days work
with team .......... ...... 1850
r. o. Crossett, 14k days labor
on road with man and team 5O.75
Henry C. Olson, mileage $50. $3.50
Henry c. Olson, postage ..... 1926
Henry G. Olson, box rent,
freight and office rent ...... H. 5
r. D. Condor, nails for bridge 5.44
j.. :. Condor. nails and hauling 1.SS
A. n. Danielson, postage, freight
express and drayage for
county Offices ....... ...... H.56
G. e. REYNOLDS. Nj. d., livery
for u%uarantining =. 49,. 1000
ROGERS Lumber Co, lumber 1920
The bill of Schmidt Bros. of Lin
coin, for SIS. OF, bill of supplies for
Mrs. John Tramp, was returned for
prnner notification.
Clerk of Court Raugust submitted
the following statements Of fees OF
the June term CT court, which were
upon motion accepted:
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The Come Again Store
For Saturday. Aug. II
For Cash Only


Diamond Sheaf
Pine Apples, per can POO
Extra Preserved
Strawberries, per can LEO
Tomato Mustard
s ounce jar, each ........1Oc
French Mushrooms
Imported, per can .......3Oc
Holiday
Garden Spinach per can 2Oc
Argood Brand
Wax beans, per can....... 1Oc
Gopher Brand
Succotash, per can ..... 122c
Jumbo Brand
Sweet potatoes, per can 1Oc
Honey
In Tublers .l24c
Simon Pure Coffee
l lb. package, per pound 20c
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
At MOUNT POCONO AND THE WATER GAP.

Of October. Social affairs numerous. and the
guests are enjoying life to the full
Golf has taken a impetus with the open
ing Of the tournament season at the Highland
Country Golf Club. with an eighteen hole handi-
cap medal play contest for the presidents cup
With beginning Of the number of
people joined. and this infusion Of blood
has made the older golfers play excellent golf in
order retain their laurels To-day another
eighteen hole handicap medal tournament took
three times before any golfer may finally keep II.
A N. Palmer, the golf captain. has also arranged
for match play contests IL the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. Becker and George A.
Tennis Of New York City, are spending some time
at Churleigh Inn.
NIr and Mrs. A Wood P H. Wood and Miss
Elsie Wood are late arrivals at Churleigh Inn.
at Churleigh Inn from New York city to spend
few weeks.
Nr and Mrs. J. c. Koening, Of New Orleans
have taken apartments at Churlegh Inn for the
rest Of the season.
i 4 recent arrival at the Highland Dell
Mrs. 9. r. Davis, OF Brooklyn, is at the High
land Dell. Miss Edith Burtis is also a
rival At this resort from Brooklyn.
Driving parties are popular with the guests at
Highland Inn.
William h. Tarrer of New York City is among
those at the MapIehurst.
Miss Edna + Craig, John E. Craig, Miss Eleanor
Kent and Miss Mary PearsalI are Brooklynites
stopping at the Maplehurst
Miss Mary FOulkrOd and Mrs. George Foulkrod
are ENJOYING the pleasures of the resort while at
the Penyn.
G. Montgomery jr., John Staat and J. J. Mont
gornery are New Workers at the Penllyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Timer St Regis n Y Sept Il (SpeciaD--The
exodus from the camps the St Regis chain OF
lakes began this week and within another week
all save a few camps will be closed for the fall
and winter Those who left this week did much
entertaining before going, and the last few days
have been busy
Some of the campers still have number Of
friends with them who will remain for a week
Mrs. Robert Garrett have at their camp on MI fe
upper lake house panty mGluqjpg M anu NJ NJ
fessor L. II. Miller. of Princeton, and Mrs MlHeL
Miss Anne 2 Dobbin. Miss Lucy J. Cook. p n
remain in camp until the last of next week ~.
tain on on @ruesdav of This week Included Mrs. g T.
Barney. Miss Barney, Mrs r. l. AmcS ana 'di'7
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hoe. jr.. Mr. and Mrs F. A a
Cole, MI and Mrs. J. a Hopkins Frank - f2la F
Point Rush. the Uper St. Regis camp OF MIS- I Bon
Hoe. who Joined in a picnic at 81 Regis Fo--
DR. and Mrs Walter 3. James have as guests ;l-at at
ana W s Mcclure of New York. and on WedneS-
day entertained at luncheon Dr. and AlIS- l. r.
Mr and Mrs G. P. Henderson have this week
been entertaining Miss Hilda Tiffany, VINO I,3l
fred 5 post and DR. & W. Morton. of New York
Miss Anna Iusk has been entertaining at the
Marie Van Worst and Miss huntington go .,,ai
guest W A Norman. and Mrs. c. T. Barney IS
entertaining at her camp on the uPpsr s -a!e ~ fs a
guest at Camp Underpines the Slade camp on the
SI,s' SIr and Mrs F. A Cole. Of New York, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe. jr at POINT
Dr. Walter b James will close his camp about ,,T5
September % and Mr.. and Mrs Robert stuart WI
Frederick W Vanderbilt will close their camp next
w. Durkee and Edmund Hall PenfoId are
among those who will remain IN camp late llIo @LLls @
80 IN INN tIis season has been entertaining
Robert Collier. Mr.. and Mrs FredeTiek, 9rI, Have
! never and Mr. and Mrs. GOuverneur MoTrlS-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. y y Sept. II (SpeciaD--There has
heer an unprecedented demand for cottages here
for the rest Of this month and well Into october
DR. Gerhard IL Cocks, Mrs. John O. Deshler' w
X Grove and H. c. Treadway are among the Ne"
Workers who are negotiating for them Nathahiei
T}oyyditrh Potter. of New York. is negotiating Win
rho hotel company for a camp on the 81 Regis
cLs{r ~ r,kes The sportSmen have this Week
hen Duttius in an appearance, and there VIII hr
q large colony of them here by next WfsK- o!,-. 49,
M late this week and stopped over at me note;
bound for Meacham Lake. where they VIII sP-i-N
planning to 20 into the woods when the season
ouens are Simeon J. Drake, George Patterson anu
~ r R@nedict ir Iefr the hotel this week for a
hunting trip in the West Mr.. and MrS- fau5
hen sDending the summer here, started this week
for New Haven. making the trip Py .utohtoD..e @ This
week for their hunting preserve on tle Nls''0il'i
River. ..-- - ~. x-o-,. ea,a tea
the other afternoon for Mrs James j Belden'
whom she is entertaining az amp \tti'l,i-utt ~
Among the guests We're MTs- L lI y. BLs Mrs
George Brewster. Mrs Harrison O. Gus ana MISS
Nj VT and Mrs A : White who have been spend
ing the summer abroad. will arrive here next "erN
to inspect the progress LioL tte't "s" '''.'l'
White Pine Point. on O>Eood I-ahc- ,-,.. 90.
Mrs L L. TrUdeaU. il. ami her IauEtl,sf r. r
turned to New York this week after VISIT WIN WIN
Dr. and Mrs. f l. Trudeau At thtlF cottage iI-aI
Mr.. and Mrs James Stokes and W. z d Stokes
jr who had been spending tHr summer 49, ~, -,
started this week for Poland SPRINGS. Me- making
the trip by automobile. ., + -t,.
Count and Countess - des Garets arrlE'd at @ t-e
hote! on Wednesday. and have ressrES aPaIt-
Inents Tor several weeks. THOMAS : Ma|LCs NJ
guest of his parents. Mr. and MIS- + - 'Id4l''' 81
their cottage near the hotel ,.- .-.t-- ,,r-
Ford Huntington is the guest OF bis mother, NItS-
r. r huntington, and Mrs Howard Van Buren Is
the guest OF NIr. and Mrs Leroy Frost at their
cottage here Frank 3 sweeney alIi'ti IN m ~
Joining his mother. Mrs James H. SN701''!' "a
N1rL fhp
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

A. w. Kuper and C. w. Penet OF New York
City, recent arrivals at the I<ittatiny.
the New Workers. at the Kittatinny
Mrs 9. D. Woulton and Miss Clara German, OF
brooklyn, are spending few weeks at the Kitta-
MI and Mrs J. F. Glosby. of Newark. are at the
Klttatinny for extended stay
Mr and Mrs n J. Miller of New York are find
ing their stay a delightful diversion from the
Mr. and Mrs ]. K. Larkin. of New York, have
taken apartments at the Kttatinny for the rest Of
Mr. and Mrs A. Friet and Miss NJ NJ. Friet of
New York City. are enjoying the pleasures OF this
resort while at the &ittatnny = N.Y.. VII. c,,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Taylor, OF New York City.
are finding health and pleasure at the Water Gap
House.
Mr.. Mrs. J. \. Balant1ne. OF New York,
recently arrived at the Water Gap House
William Hall of New York City, has registered
for an indefinite stay at the Water Gap House.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Marl1in. OF Newark, are
at the Water Gap House. ~
AIr and Mrs. w. +. Geason, of New York CITY;
among those who ma ths most ueHBhtIui
Miss Hebron, of New York is at the Water Gap
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones, of New York City,
have taken apartments at the Glenwood for the rest
O. Howard Miller and A r. Miller. of New York
City are spending few weeks at the Glenwood
Max Mates and c. w. Meyers have Joined the
New York contingent at the ClenWOOu-
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Brook. OF New Orleans, nave
registered at the Glenwood for the season 49,.
James Pany ana a. a. ,snxdad naadaS aie ai'oi inc
Mrs j. Roberts and A L. Roberts. of New York
City. among the late arrivals at the Glenwood
William b. Tyndale. of New York, IS recent
arrival at the Central House
E. Bromley Rodgers, of New York City, is at
Mr. and Mrs f. s. Watkins and son. OF Brook
Iyn, spending some time at the River view
House.
the River View House
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Van Gashen of New York City.
enjoying this resort while at the Mountain
House.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
AT THE SOMERSET INN.

Bernardsville N J., Sept. Il (SpeciaD.-The wom-
ems handicap tournament. which was to have
taken place Labor Day was postponed until
Friday owing to the ncIemency of the weather
Mrs. f. W Larom first honors with Mrs
r. M. Black a close second In the putting contest
MRS. F. NJ Black was victorious, winning the cup
This morning and afternoon the golfing event OF
the year took place at the Somerset Inn Golf Club
with Alex Smith and Jack Hagen opposing George
Low and David Hunter in a foIIr-baII roFaesi,,y,aI
match. eighteen holes to be played in the morning
ana !. IKE nuit5er IN the afternoon. A great deal
large gallery turned 10 witness the struggIe
Mrs- c IL simpson. together with her two sons
n r and W + Simpson, of Wheeling. w. Va,
arrived on "Wednesday for weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Wibour of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. BOstwich and party OF East
Orange. luncheon guests at the inn on Thurs
AIr. and Mrs j. George FTammer who have been
spending August at Poland Springs. Ne, have re-
turned to the inn for The o month Nth OF september
guest at the inn, arriving Thursday.
Mrs Ransom J. Parker and daughter Of New
York. were luncheon guests OF Mrs. E. NJ. Hen
A1r. and Mrs $ H Newhouse. of New York have
returned The inn for the rest Of the season.
t. Dorval. Of New York, Is al the inn for visit
Mrs James Flower and Miss Flower arrived on
Friday 10 spend the autumn at the inn
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Wright and party. OF New
York, were among The arrivals on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. T. y. Dench and Miss g Dench. Of
New York. who have been abroad for the summer
have arrived the inn 10 spend the autumn:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. lie Roy, 1r-, and family, Of
New York registered at the inn Monday for
the rest Of the
Mrs. II. a Rogers and \. NJ Rogers have re-
turned TO the inn. after spending the summer at
Loon Lake, y. y.
Mrs. 7: II, Turnbuli and Mrs. r. Dun Graham
visited Mrs T. A i1eISoy a the inn on Tuesday
Ar and Mrs F. ~ Black who ,, are spending the
erhsrt e also q old patrons Of The i inn % az Their sum
mer cottage at Belle Haven. Conn.,, on SundA