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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Settling Zone Difference.

Washington, Aug. 21.-Secretary
Taft before leaving concluded arrange
ments with representatives of the
United States of Colombia and Panama
for the settlement of the issues between
these countries and the United States
growing out of the separation of Pana-
ma and the creation of the canal zone.
1t provides for three treaties, one of
which, if approved by the president
and Secretary Root, probably will be
sent to the next session of senate.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Keeps Ahead of Budget.

Washington, Aug. 22.-Pan-Ameri-
can canal construction work is proceed.
ing faster than was calculated in the
estimate presented to congress. This
years work will cost $S,0OO,O0O more
than the appropriation, owing to the
rapidity of construction. Colonel Goe-
thals, however, will continue to work
in advance Of the appropriation, ex-
pecting that congress will make good
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Northwest Postal Affairs,

Washington, Aug. 22.-Rural route
No 4. has been ordered established Oc-
tober Is, at Vancouver, Clark county,
Washington, serving 500 people and
l15 families.
Albert L. West has been appointed
regular, with W. J. Edwards substi-
tute, rural carrier for route No. at
Sherwood, Oregon. Joseph Trecker has
been appointed postmaster at Goshen,
Wash, vice P. G. Cooke, resigned.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
NAVY Officials Start

Washington, Aug. 24.-Brigadier
General Murray, chief of artillery, and
Commander Spencer Wood, of the
navy, started for the Pacific coast,
where they will lay out the so-called
defense sea areas, similar to those es-
Iablished on the Atlantic coast. They
will visit Seattle, Portland, San Fran
cisco and San Diego.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Jews Yet to CONQUER World

The Hague, Aug. 23.-The close to-
day Of the eighth International Zionist
congress, which has been in session in
this city since August IA, was marked
with great enthusiasm. DR.. David
Wolff, of Cologne, delivered the clos
ing speech. He said, among other
things, that the Jewish people must
yet conquer the world.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Cutter Manning Hits Rock.

Washington, Aug. 20.-A telegram
received by the Treasury department
reports that the revenue cutter Man.
ming yesterday ran upon an uncharted
rock near Valdez, Alaska. AS Captain
Cantwell added that he proceeded to
Sitka for repairs, it is believed the
Manning is not seriously damaged.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Stomach Full of Frogs.

fremont, Pa, Aug. 20.-Frogs' eggs
imbihed in spring water by Mrs. Wal
ter Kaudlich, of West Schuylkill, near
ly proved fatal. The warmth Of the
body caused the eggs to hatch instantly,
and the little frogs thrived to such an
extent as to cause an internal obstruc-
ton. An operation WAS necessary to
save Nu. Esudlich's life.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Taft Is Off to Manila.

Washington, Aug. 20. - Secretary
Taft left here today on the first stage Of
his trip to Manila. He is expected to
make notable speech in Columbus, o.
At Seattle he will be joined by mem.
bers of his family. Mr.. Taft will re-
turn in December, via Suez, completing
a tri p around the world.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Wireless Stations on Coast.

Washington, Aug. 21.-The Army
and Navy departments have arranged
to cooperate in maintaining wireless
communication between Nome and st.
Michaels, Alaska, and Seattle and san
Francisco.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Seek Bank Clerk and $1,000

Washington, Aug. 24.-Edwin H.
Potts, until few days ago a trusted
employe of the American National
bank, is being sought by the police on
charge of stealing $11, 900 worth of
Erie railroad stock certificates.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Federation Asks Damages,

Washington, Aug. "a. - President
Gompers said today that the American
Federation of Labor would probably
sue the National Manufacturers asso-
citation on the charge of the conspiracy
In beginning concerted effort for in
juring organized labor.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Stole Money Orders in Chicago.

Syracuse, N. Y, Aug. 22-Julius F.
Eller was arrested today for return to
Alamosa, Colorado, where it is alleged
he stole 81, 900 in money orders from
the Rio Grande railroad. Eller de.
clares he WAS duped by friend and got
none Of the plunder.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Buffalo to Aid Cutter Patrol.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-Naval trans
port Buffalo sailed for Puget sound
yesterday to assist the revenue cutters
in patrolling the sealing waters in the
of the Pribiyloff islands.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Hold Examination at Boise

Washington, Aug. 23.-The Civil
Service commission announces that
clerk-carrier examinations for the post
office service will be held at Boise, Ida
ho, August %.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Redding Man Recommended.

Washington, Aug. l7.-Senators
Perkins and Flint have recommended
that Judge Edward Sweeny, of Red
ding, be appointed superintendent of
the mint at San Francisco to succeed
Frank Leach.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Faster Work on Canal.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The 18TH
mlan canal commission will expedite
canal excavating 20 per cent by con-
tracing for IA new steam shovels in
addition to the 60 now working.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Railroad Selection Approved

Washington, Aug. 23.-The secre-
tary OF the interior has approved the
selection of 400 acres of land by the
Northern Pacific railroad in the Coeur
d 'Alene land district, Idaho.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Portland Man Gets CIerkship.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-Jack J. Wo-
chos, Of Portland, has been appointed a
clerk in the office of the shipping COM
missioner at San Francisco.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-29
Ordered to Bremerton Yard

Washington, Aug. 24.-Assistant En-.
gineer A. G. Bastrom, U. S. N, has
been ordered to duty at the Puget
sound navy yard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-08
.UN CIEGO INTREPIDO.
viajante.
4 pie, un ratO y OtTO andandO ha lido
desds eI AtIantiCO hasta eI Pa
cffiCO.
So dnIGO tenor son las Iaggnis del ganadO los
pusntes.

Un ciego que hay en- jackson, Missouri
llamado 6. N. Hayward ha hecho un via
je pie desde 81 AtlSntico al Pacffco y
piensa terminarlo en- San Francisco me-
diadoB de Ablil, 81 81 NAL tempo 8 Ia des-
gracia, no He 10 impiden.
Hayward asegura que ha hecho unas
caminatas de 20 millas por dia habiendo
empleado 80 dias en- el viaie.
El modo de viajar este hombre es sin
gular. Siendo enteramente ciego viaja 10
mismo de noche que de dia, dedicando
muchaB horas de la noche 4 viaiar 81.
guiendo a veces las Was del ferrrocarriI.
Este-d Hayward -es er medic mas
SECURE, le saliva de perderse No teme &
los trenes porque sus pies sienten siempre
la vibraci6n de los rieles cuando Sc apro-
xima I'M tren y nuncs ha fraeasado en-
dejar tempo Ia via.
Ell inico peligro que teme el ciego es
cuando cruza las lagunas del ganado los
puentes 81 bast6n no encuentra un sitio
de apoyo. Este es 81 dnico tenor de
Hayward.
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DISCULPAS DE Mrs. QUEENIE CLI-
FFORD.
Di0 una eXpIiGaCi6n inteTminahIe de
su COndnGta al OffeGeT en- Venta
un paquete de Cartas amOTOsas.

Mrs, Queenie Clifford Jack, de otro
modo Virginia Roddick, del teatro burles-
co de Nueva York , profesora de Ia es.
cuela p6blica n6mero 125, llam6 al Su.
perintsndente asociado de Educaci6n y le
someti6 una explicaci6n interminable
disculpando 50 acci6n de querer vender
las cartas amorosas del "reputado doctor" .
Mrs. Jack pidi6 Mr.. Davis que su nom
brafniento temporal de Ia escuela nimero
125 fuese cancelado en- case de que So.
explicaci6n no fuese favorable.
La petici6n de Mrs Jack de que Sc
cancelase ell nombramiento fue aceptado
por el Board de Superintendentes
sYo sufrf su explicaci6n bastante dis.
gustado" "-dijo Mr.. Davis-'pues lqu6
disculpa puede tener una mujer que ha
representado en- un teatro bufo vestida en-.
punto de media? En- cuanto su intento
ds conaeguir dinero por las cartas, no 10
llamar6 robo por amenaza (bLackmGiL);
pero hace mucho dafio al buen nombre del
Board de Educaci6n tener semejanteB
personals empleadas' La renuncia de Mrs.
Jack eB terminate y debe tener efecto
enseguida".
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completamente ocupados en- suB peculiares
faenaB, y estos hombres Sc ven privados de
prestar sus seTvicios al gobierno. Que sc CO.
lebre en- verano, 6, en- termino medic, en-
primavera. Otra de las razoneg, es que
cuando el Congreso Sc reune, trata, de
asuntos que afectan la isla en- donde
Eu vez esta reunija la Legislature. Y, de
este modo, no podemos Ilevar la legisla-
ci6n que convene Ia isla en- harmonic
con la del Congreso. No coincidiendo, Ia
legislaci6n de la isla tsndrfa entonces idea
de aquella legislation del Congreso que le
afecta y podrfa ilustrar este.
El proyecto de que sc trata-agrega-
es un proyecto de importsncia, por ESQ
mismo, debe ser eEtudiado, aprobarse.
Ell doctor Barbosa ae pone en- pie, y,
entire otras cosas, dice:
Dos puntos ha senalado en- el asunto el
senior Post Uno, 81 que debe. cambiarse
la fecha en- que Sc reuna la legislature
porque de eSe modo no ls4 causa per.
juicio hombres demasiado ocupados en-
la fecha en- que hoy Sc verifca tai reu.
ni6n. Que no estS de acuerdo con Mr..
Post. 20. Que en- cuanto & 10 que Ia le-
gislaci6n del Congreso pueda afectar al
pals Sc benefciarfa este al cambiarse la
fecha de reunion de su legislature, entien'
de que entonces esos hombres muy ocu-
pados dirfan que necesitaban descansar On
Abril y Mayo marchandoss Europa s
los Estados Unidos, preferirfan de
SECURE que no Sc hubiera cambiado Ia
repetida fecha para aceptar IN puesto en-
la legislature.
Que ESQ de estar muy ocupados, no pa.
sarfa de pretextoB para individuos que no
quieran cumplir con su deber de ciudada-
nos ...-
(Hoo,t;o,sSr On, In o,S1;a,o aN +#
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De SOGlEDAD.

EG bale de trGjes.-Brillante todos TO-
nos qued6 el baile que Sc efectu6 anoche
On el teatro De la ciudad y en- cuya fiesta
lucieron su hermosura distinction una
pl6yade de bellfsimaB damas.
A las nueve media de Ia noche pre-
gentaba el gran salon de bale un aspecto
deslumbrador. La herTadura que forma
Ia lfnea de asientos desde ell eAcenario has
ia la entrada Norte de la sala, estaba ocu'
pada por una eBcojida concurrencia de Sc
f1oras sefioritas luciendo trajes tocadoB
de muchfsimo gusto. EI grupo de damas
que Sc vistieron de disfraz era escoiido
los trajes de muchfsimo gusto riqueza.
Fran las distinguldas damas: sefiora de
Fabian que lucia IN rico traje de "Reina
de las perlas'' Georgina Enriqueta Ske'
rret de gitanas turca y hGngara; Patria
Schira de "gran sefiora india; Maria del
Vale de stgitana hGngara"; Elenita Gius.
ty, de eOrieEtaP'; Clementina Giusty
'M6sica"; Blanca,C Cerra, de "MaDola"; Sc
1oritas Guerra, de gitanas circasianap;Ju'
liza Maturana de "Msnola"; Matilde Gil
menez "Odalisca"; Juana Manuela Rodrf'
guez de gitana turcs; Monsita Ferrer de
"FoTtuna" y Carmelita Ferrer de ''circa'
siana" La ''reina", BefoIita Mercedes
Infante lego al bale las diez de la no
che llam6 tambi6n la atenci6u por So
magnffco trsje de ''Sultana" que lucia con
la gracia que la distingue. Estaba verda'
deramente hecha una reina de gran her
moBura.
Entire las sefioritas que contribuyeron
al mayor realce de las festas recordamos
pues la concurrencia era tan nutEida que
no pudimos tomar nota de todas1 q las de
Gonzalez, Medrano, Martinez Capetillo,
Nadal, Hoheb, Santana, Borsch, Miro,
ViIlodas, SuSrez, Mater, F. Mater, Gorbea,
Penedo, Saldafia Josefna Ana; Gaztam-
bide, Sierra Maria Soler, Bayley, Re-
drfguez, Redy, Cordero, FIorit, Umpierre,
Homar, Cesteros, Infante Colmenero 6
Infantre Saavedra, Ojeda, Terrats, Ramf.
rez, Muro, Ledesma, Besosa, Asencio,
Vizcarrondo, Urrutia, Gallardo, Trigo,
Vara, Calder6n, Ubeda, Finlay Basanta,
del Vale Mufoz y del Vale Atiles, Or
beta. Velez, Maturana, Rivero, Rios,
ATrastia, Wilson, Denton, Brau, C6rdova,
White, Kuowiton, Rhoader, Smith, Benh,
Garcia, Rios, Schira, Perez, Rivsra y
Llompart. FL cuadro, pues era msgnffco.
Las mas distinguidas seForas d esta so
ciedad concuTrieron tambi6n la fiesta
entire elias las de Winthrop Frederick
Beeckmanl que estuvieron hasta la mitad
del bale. La distinguida sefiora de Gius
ii, despues de tres amos de ausencia en-
nuestros salones por causa de enfermedad
reapareci6 anoche luciendo un sencillo
pero elegante traje blanco y ricaa joyas.
A las dos de la mafiana todavfa se bal.
laba sin decaer el gran entusiasmo que
rein6 desde las primeras horas de Ia noche.
Fue pues, una brillante fiesta la efsctuada
anoche en- 81 teatro de Ia ciudad.
SEMPER.
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SEPlSE

Que no pubIiCamOs communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantadO.
CadR seiB palabras Sc Cuentan por una IL
uOa y n Inca vale die7 centavog.
Las. eaEtas que vongan CON COmun1GadOa
sin an fFaUnFEe no 90 8nnt0ataD
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terra de Barranquitas Aibonito y dos pc.
quefios puentes de 4nadera en- 81 trozo de
carretera que une &la Cidra con Ii Cen
trsl, por el sitio denominado ssLas Cru.
ceS"
G. B. 20. Por el sefior Falkuer, en- la.
y p. lectura, titulado spara enmendar Ia
Secci6n So de la Lay Escolar Compilada
de ouerto Rico.''
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SentenCia COnfirmada.
San Petersburgo. Febrero 5.


Nebogatof
mandaba
por Ia de a6n De 6 ape6 amrae
Cort
s en- las nnas condolences
gavta . domaino.
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FamlIIa De artssanOs

En Nagasaki (Jap6n) hay una familia
de artesanos cuyo trabsjo es dnico en- Ell
mundo. Todos son pirot6cnicos fabri'
can aves de gran tamafio que al encender.
Be imitan perfectamente los movimientoB
de las aves de verdad FL secreto de Ia
fabrication SO viene trasmitiendo al hijo
mayor de Ia familia, de gsnersci6n on ge.
neraci6n, desde hace cuatrocientoB amos,
Biendo esteriles cuaDtaB tentativas han he
cho Otros pirot6cnicos para obtener igualeB
resultados.
Los se6orea E. Gil & Co. Is On O.
de Aibonito Sc sirven participarnos que
han constituido una sociedad mercantil
en- comandita que girar6 bajo la razon de
e. Gil & Co. Is en- O. Ia que se hace
cargo de Ia liquidaci6n continuation de
Ia que giraba bajo Ia denomination de
viuda de Gil, siendo gestor don Enrique
Gil Rivera con el exclusive uso de la fir
ma social comanditaria doha Juana
Rivera viuda de Gil. La deasamoa bue.
poa negocioa
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SERVlCIO ESPHCIAL DE- Cables
La Dsnocracia' J La Correspondence"
UNIDAS
EI asunto de California.
. New York, Febrero 8.

o
Un deh tefc ha sdo Fec ciudad cdente delo Angeles
California ri cnao
% una res6n pecto pendin entire Washington Toxic Sc
de
Cue en lag IL equidady u us pOhhen
dhncons
que Or Ia question que hoy debate 81 p6t a resOu6D
cOncto de gravedad nan atopeando us deS
apauEos opinion pdbica n 9
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FL gObierno iInpIaCabIe.

San PeteTsburgo FebTeo g.
gGoeoo a edobado Dc mne imPacabe contra todas
acud de- gobn obedeae
enldad auoidades
Frederick nhmo del
a pos
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Hotel San Juan" refOrlnadO.

Ofrece sus clientes tanto de la isla como
de la Capital y todo el mundo en- general
conidas sanas bien cOndimentadas q las
costumbres del pals, ,Americanas, Francesas
Y Espanolas. Habitaciones coInodas, ven
tiladas v con vista q la bahia, un comedor
espacioso de donde Sc domina la entrada Y
salida de todos los Vapores al puerto. Ser
vicio bajo competente direction, siendo sus
precios sumamente modicos
Pasajeros de un dia para otro $1.50 diario.
id. por 5 dias solamente 1.25
id. por mas de dias 100
Sc admiten abonadosy Y bateas q precios
cOnvenciunaIes Propietaria, Mercedes
Cespedes viuda de Ledesma. Administers
dor, Alfonso Soto. 30.v.
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Ruptura de reIaCiOnes.
New York, Febrero 8.


Honduras fmte agiado
Esdos han
entire los dos mediation
de dipomatco
egar IN acuedo arme
pincpaB de la disput
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Ell contrato de los trabaios.
New York. Fahraro 5.


Oliver vice de ompania del Canal de Panas a
obE de en- o 81 contra enegado pFee Roosevelt
e dento de agunas itmo M sbajos
Lay dspues bTgadas de Tabaador
Estados Unidos muchos bGaceoa
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-SACOs DE YUTE para aztcar
cafe rsalizan preciOa vsntaioacs s. Melon
4 ca San Juan E, r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-11
]. FATHER Al :. COLLINS col IS !.
INTERESTING EASTER SERVICES
HELD IN THE CATHOLIC ~.
=, CHURCH At MANDAN ~

l .,s g. i IN, 81 --g
Father Collins of Mandan, the well
known and revered Catholic priest
there, had unusually well attended
and satisfactory Easter services. The
following clipping from the Mandan
Republican is to the point: ID
s'At st. Joseph church on Easter
Sunday the. rector, Very Rev. Dean
Collins, said the $3.50 a. m. mass and
preached on the text, He is Risen
and towards the conclusion of the
service administered holy communion
to over 200 persons. The big church
building was literally crowded. After
mass one who had opposed the build
ing Of the new church was heard to
remark, Well, I believe now the
priest was absolutely right when he
built the new church. Where in
Gods name could you put this crowd
in the old church,
T., cat 1890 a. m. the church build
ing was occupied by another crowd
of people. Here was another sermon
by, Father, Collins on Two Graves
as he saw them in Jerusalem three
years ago; one the grave of Lazarus,
the other of Jesus Christ Jesus
Christ raised Lazarus from the dead,
and by his own native and inherent
power arose glorious and immortal
from the dead, saying, % grave,
where is thy victory; O death, where
is thy sting Christ resurrection is
a proof and pledge of our immortal
lily beyond the grave. If we suffer
with Christ on Good Friday, we shall
rejoice with Christ on Easter Sun
day The music of the mass was
grand and devotional. The collection
for the support Of the Catholic sem
inaries OF the Fargo diocese was
generous. Priests are very much
needed IN North Dakota for !, the
growing congregations and missions.
The celebrant of the high mass was
Rev. Father Benedict of yRichardton, 5,
who also preached in the evening
during yespers and benediction of the
blessed sacrament. The devotions
and services Of the day terminated
on. Easter Sunday; night with the
singing of the TIE Deum.''' @g,:!%s "a &,
b ~ r.
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PEOPLE WHO CONE and GO

Mrs. Jas. M. Johnston Of Mime
apolis, will give instructions in wood
carving and pyrogrophy 72s Third
street; phone 1872. ..= /. II
las. Nc Ginnis, Z travelling for the
Simmons Glove Co. of Chicago, has
been visiting his friend DR.. Chambers
forSa few days. ,<
Casey Bros, the real estate hustlers
from Underwood, were in the city over
night. .1s>
Z Mayor MNacomber of Wilton was a
guest at the Grand Pacific over night.
G. w. Carr of Driscoll, was in the
city Yesterday on business. He re-
ports farm work opening UP in fine
shape and everything Furnishing in
that section. ~. 4s5s5 I
Master Clarence B. Ullum left
Wednesday on No. for short visit
with his sister, Mrs. W. c. Pettet at
.Moorhead, MINI. Il /: "A ,..s Il. !.
Lieut., Armstrong left yesterday on
Sos9 y w q apiSdSu1 y gITIp GttSC. IL Is
reported that he will not return alone
as he intends joining the s.Benedicts.,'
J +. Jackson is at the hospital for
the purpose Of being operated upon
for APPENDICITIS.
DR.. and Mrs. Ramstad are returned
from their eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Foley left yes
sterday for st. Paul to be gone several
days and where they wilt renew ac-
quaintances; Mr.. Foley also having
several business matters to attend to
there. sg, y
Assistant State Engineer T. r. At
B skinson went to Billings county yes
terday to survey some streams for
irrigation purposes.
Mrs. q. G. Hammond and sons, ac-
scompanied by Miss Mary Gizzler, of
4 ASHLEY, are among the Capitol City
visitors.
General Poole was passenger
west yesterday. 4 81
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". 81 Kennedy was ! visitor III q, fro,

". ]. Kennedy was a visitor from
Mandan yesterday. .. s5
&. Il Mrs. 2. Kloete, Of Wilton; and Mrs
W, r Shields and Mrs "A. schmit-
neckt. Of Ada, Mimi, were in the
city Yesterday to attend the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Chas Mosier.
At the Grand Pacific: j. w. Olson,
Garfield; NJ. J. Ruggles, Elbow Lake;
Thos. Kelly, Hazelton; John Haley,
.Livona; E.. G. Offers, Lansford; T. w.
Tinker, Fargo; John Magnuson, Math,
Wigness, Chas. J. Kalder, McClusky ;
John Goven, LidgerWood; Mrs. C.. C.
Hammond, Miss Mary Gizzler, Ashley;
u G. Thode, Garrison; w. p. McCom-
Der, Wilton; T. R. Taylor, Garrison;
Kenneth Colqulon, Wilton.