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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19

We exchange all school books dis
placed by the new books.-Ingersoll's
Store. 72tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19

Bell boy wanted at Gilkeson. Apply
at once
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19
LOCAL NEWS !;

II you nave n trade proposition o
any kind ua-Cariton a Bell
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19

Wanted, some one to take swin dali
Iy from Gilkeson Hotel.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

John x. Dunn t. Charles w. Shep-
perd, for 1915, lot Z, block Is, West
Sid addition to Roswell and a half
interest in a one-incn water right.
Margaret M. Albin to Mary B. Leo
pold, for $4,000, lot / and the north
half of lot 2, block 1t, West Side ad-
dition to Roswell and a half interest
in a one-iach water right from a well
ON lot 2, block IS, West Side addition
to Roswell.
Fiducie E.. Wilson and husband to
Gleason & Sites, for $500. attract of
800 acres in sections 1 and 12-12-25.
Mrs. F. A. Bash, of Chicago, who
has been mere several days on bust
ness, left on the auto this afternoon
on her way home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-19

NEW WELLS. All the lat
est shades in the One and
one-half to Three yd. length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

pail will be brought forward. lta
likeness will doubtless decowto
campaign buttons FOR the working
men OF the country 20 wear. II viii
be exploited In campaign speeches,
The pail came 20 Taft this way.
The ohlOan was on his way 10 this
city from the Southwest Citizens
OF Fort Scott Kan. ranted 60 gaze
upon him. To accommodate thcm
Taft had to pass by the idea Of eat
ing az midday nut the Kannans
wisely prepared a Bis lunch aud
had The pail made With the food
Ia the pail they met him at lantha,
Mo- and fed him. Then there was
a formal gitt OF the pail,
Glow hospitahle these Western
era arel" was bit of Taftu
thanks. "itil hold enough to iood
Roosevelt and William JennlnHo
nryap, and they're pretty biz cat
erH. with the crumbs for me,
TAFT regards the full dinner pail
aa happy. omen and viii carry lt
around the world with him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
AGREE TO BRING
WOOD TO MARKET

A a result OF verbal agree
mont reached last evening At the
olost of the public market, farm
era residing At South Park, River
side and IN the Duwanhsh valley
resolved to bring tho first wood
on the market about the last Of
October OF the first OF November
az The latayt
Fir. cut IA all lengths, will be
hauled 70 the city az the start. and
az tho raehefa nay they expect
20 MARE only the vases due for
the time expended. wood viii be
sold at greatly reduced prices. This
viii have direct bearing IN cut.
ting wood prices on the entire
local wood market and, In order
10 meet the competition. retail
wood dealers will have 90 sell much
cheaper
= had not thought much 81
bringing wood to tho market this
winter until after ! saw the article
In The Star. and the other ranch.
cra had agreed ON the time for the
initial appearance OF fuel on the
market" said Riverside farmer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

this morning 1T f. q splendid
plan. We fafmeft in the Duwnm.
lnh valley have an inoatlmable
amount OF wood about the farms.
For the last year u has been a
source OF worry 10 US. belng unable
TO burn it all at home, and as every
year we cleared more ground the
wood soon began to take ~ val
liable space. The fir II excellent
firewood. aud We will be- only too
glad 10 dispose Of II and clear some
of the ground Il occupies,
~ will be impossible 10 bring Il
TO Seattle IN October We have
to dig potatoes then, But The be
ginning OF November We will start
continuous hauling 10 this city,
We're pretty sure We can Offer u
for almost nothing. aud will benefit
ourselves aud the public"
II Ia planned 90 bring wood 20
tho market, much the same as 10
the old wood mar kets. atlll ia vogue
In the middle west Twocord lots
viii be brought Ia the market and
no charge made Tor hauling unless
the distance Is An imposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
TWO MILL FIRES

within che space Of 30 mlau,sa
last night the fire department vas
called out % respond 10 two mill
fires on Lake uuion Tho first
alarm was sent Ia from thn plant
81 the Western Miil company az
Nsatlake ay and Mercer 81. and
the second came from the buildings
Of the Bryant Lumber 4 Ahinrie
company AZ Fremont In both cases
tho loss was nominal ard the hlanc
vas quickly auhdusd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
PASSED BAD CHECKS

DepositiuE two worthless checks
% his account Ia the Jnlon Savings
4 Trust company. q young man
known here "a $ Francis proceed.
ed % cash his personal checks for
an amount Ia tho neirhhoghnod ~
tan0 and uow the police arr look.
Ing for the original operator la
high finance
Francis had carried a small bal
ance Ia the bank for some time aud
he deposited the tao checks 80
thar they would hot reach the
clearing house until Monday morn.
ms A charge ot obtaining money
under false pTutnnaee has been
sworn 10 By The hank officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

HMwteer spffnH taHfh - non 4ft
dressed hess IL A0the
fiah
Nfss nrf haiihaf isss -. tUfaf. rtinreAs
n rs hsTfHs. F#a 81. #h utr perch
lh . fia4ffafH fH aasUaHlts eefff ip
iet tfmut fh ftafEAF sfnaaanf hHAltNf
rsf fM fuNHft silver smeIfs. fN .Nt
oiYnrgts eIt.rrs. sexA. E0a e.. sal O. 81
lrI eTsrl-Fla. a2N efaufa l4f tsfa A. vi
ffaasr skaf 80 10. tf ahitshsh. rss
~ atUlr4
sfaY SD Fee1sfaffs.
rrEsi saand baF 500 fse9gf. alfalfa.
fftMff mrast haf sep AlfWff. mhnis
Fafn. fHa. ffN. efassea snFu fHu ffiM
ai. tgra HHai tza tae. Hsddh.f1
son. tdfUrf 80 eate. pm sea iagl
NsAN, NHf t4A &A8 ehfts taM 49,
~ shnaurd feed Ten. tas %. eats. fan.
fff0st whsRf t0n 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
MAYOR All S
POLICEMAN

Mayor William Hickman Moore
assisted In making an arrest yes.
terday and. aided hy pair0lman l..
Y Larson, escorted yonng man.
swing hts name as William McWil'
liama. to the city Jail whore he
was charged with boing drunk and
dlsorderly.
The young man WAS on a Ger
near the city's chief executive and
used language that was chiefly
conspicuous BY us luFld and sol
phuric character When the 20
iiceman hove ln sight the mayor
and the regular guardian Of the
peace gave the ehagFuperouN iudi-
Fiduai a cot in Hotel do Wappgn,
stein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
MAYOR Is.
SLIGHT

cupy q position In The first auto
mobile when the 'faft party was
met on arrival IN Seattle. but In
arranging the order, Secretary
Yandell. OF the Chamber OF Com
merce, relegatod the mayor 60 the
background.
Yesterday morning Macy Moore
was invited. with City Engineer
Thomson. 60 accompany Secretary
TAM ON the trip OF inspection over.
the proposed route OF the govern.
mcnt canal The two city officials
were informed by Mr. Nandell that
tho party would leave on this trip
az it;4A When the mayor and
city engineer arrived az the APP
pointed place they found tha& Sec.
rotary TAFT had left az 1850, a few
minutes before their arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

The threatening weather Was IN
large measure responsible for
the small attendance az the public
market this morning ard had .
tendency 20 Arouse tho fauchrra
Who are aflll ignorant az "a what
she city viii provide Tor the mar
kei during the rainy season Prices
Wefe steady wifh feN exceptions.
The over supply Of prHnes on the
market yesterday reaaced the price
until last evening The last ~ them
sold at ] cent per 10. The prune
season o. over today. the funchrfH
having disposed II all their stock
HncklahNrfics we're Ia abundance
al 40 cents per quart. but will de-
cline IN a fcw days 1--we spring
chickens declined 10 cents. and
ducks cents EggH were plcnu.
ful at S5 cents per dozen. and sales
rapid Cucumbers dropped 3 cents.
aud beans cent No produce
whatever advanced IN price
FoilowinF prices Were quoted.
Live Sprlnk Chickens, 40c each.
Ducks. Soc
Eggs a5c per dox
Butter. ace
Hens. dressed a5c apiece.
Potatoes. ie 20 i.se per N.
Corn. Zoe per dor
Sweet Potatoes. &c per No.
Onionn. punches for &C.
Dried Onions. $ lbs Tor 25c.
Cucumbcrs. Zoe 10 Toe per doz.
Peas &c to Sc per 10
Beans. &c 10 &c per H.
Crab apples, 81 &c per box.
Celery. i5o per bunch
Tomatoes. Sc per 10 7bc crate.
Green Tomatoes. Sc per No.
Cabhagea, Sc 20 Zoe per head
Applea. fancy. 81 10 S1gb. cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

Despite tho compliment which
Secretary raft paid TO MAYER
Moore and the admiration which
the bis secretary OF war expressed
FOR The chief executive Of Seattle.
Notwithstanding tho fact that he
Is Democrat Mayor Moore was
deliberately sighted In the reCep
tlon and entertainment Of Taft
When the announcement was
first made that Secretary Taft was
60 visit seattle an effort was made
60 make his entertainment close
corporation affair. but the raft
club aud the Ohio society joined IN
the arrangements. and the general
reception by the entire city was
the result.
Mayor Moore was slated 10 oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
DROWNED

Evidently caught in the wash OF
waves from a passing steamer,
Robert Knox. the alS.ycarold son
OF Frank Knox, OF the Maenougall
sOuthwick Co, WIS yesterday
drowned In the sound near AK
Point. The body was found In four
feet Of water. but life had been
extinct Tor some time.
The family have been camping
near the Point aud the last the
mother saw Of the boy he was
playing with = barrel ON the
shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
Forced Out by
Landlord

DENVER CLOTHING FIRM FoRc.
Ed TO SELL GIG STOCK
cHEAP-PURcHAsEp ~ MON.
ARCH SHOE 6 CLOTHING co.
Voorhees, e. 5acoby. a we'll known
clothing firm OF Seattle. we're 70.
Gently forced 70 quit business by
The summary action Of the owner
Of the building which they occu.
pied on First ave North Thoy
had just received n big stock Of
fail clothing. furnishing goods.
shoes and hats. amounting In value
TO $4,000. when they were unox.
pec;edly notified by the landlord 10
vacate their store to make room
Tor a new building which was 10
20 up IN n hurry. Meaara. Voorhees,
and Jacoby were taken at ais.
advantage, as they had no other
location and we're forced into tho
street With bankruptcy staring
them In the face. they we're forced
either 70 sell or go broke. The
Monarch Shoe a Clothing Co. Of
Seattle, learning OF this opportnn.
ity 70 acquire a new stock OF fail
goods at a greatly reduced price.
bought the stock for cash and viii
place Il on sale at their store.
ldl712i0 First ave. North, begin.
Ming Saturday, at ridlculoualy low
pricos. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

II has been decided 20 issue
"Whims." the high school paper.
regularly as Ia past seasons The
firat copy for this term viii ap-
rear on October 7. and thereafter
on the first Monday ia every
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

lag. IS lbs. for Csc. Grayensteins.
81 90 per box
Beets. carrots radiahea and tur
ulpa. : lunches for Sc
Caulifpwer Toe 20 TIC per head
Lettuce. heads for &c.
Squash. Use "a 10c
Pears. Bartlett si25 per box.
dozen zsc.
Pumpkins. i5c 90 20c,
Huekleborries. Zoe At
niackberFies. Ice bon. for &c
Peaches. 7oc 20 soc per box.
pruneN. ! TO l.2c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
JOY FOR TAFT, VINO HAS FULL
DINNER PAIL" FOR GLOBE TR0T

been introduced to the people or
Seattle. The round OF luneheons
and dinners 60 which the big man
has been subjected has driven Y
into the background Il has been
slowed away with the baggage, aud
never has been filled with the eood
things under which Seattle tables
have groaned. Hut u will be used
10 the limit when Taft returns.
Il Is the full dinner pail.
when Taft has finished explain.
Ing the logic Of his position on the
process OF injunction. the dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
Monuments

Art Marble Company 20i1 Sec.
ond ay.. three doors north OF Nir
ginia ~ Both phoneg i73S. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
Upholstery Plush Underpriced

our line Of mcdlumprieed Upholstery Plush in
cut floral and geometrfeal designs Of varying
shades OF red and sfeen used principally for
making Norris Chair Cushions and other Cush.
safy ~ offered for tomorrow at the special
price OF. per yard NAM. .,.... ......., soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

Pluma. Green Cages. l0c pail;
basket. for 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

carries the choicest and freshest
meats poultry and fish 10 the city
Try n b0a Second ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

H@ssr,
sifsissa haasf ~ ~ ie csiisosnla
ysxesahis.
grstn eafh u.eewtl 80 per sack
nmiaas wana Watia MfMN per d.
raitfnrnt@ aaHfse rsf ~ nstiss cab
SAGE ~ fMNfAT beds faNh. 81 ats
raFsuts saea ff4s tufaipa. sars ti.Etf
sraan stafss e4uHfessf tis Sc sss
ttI nsppeFs ft $50 20 taE furaffi ssfs
ass $50 - liusa hsans ih. iie. rsrsn
.saes = u saH.ais. .las.'.ss sf@, e
4ae esieff 80 uti % 80 e.ari e
stf taF nsa potatoes iarsA 81 f4H -
rnt ffee fnluaiesa. ioras te Wftr psS
zee s.e pamnsins zee y ret,
vi saatss sarh
BATTER.
orsTen teCrtri rsuayetsd tss4
washiaKtsn sfeanssfy 49, tte EastsFn
ie@atss FsHsh 1t0stc
rsuitry.
iis. i've dasss Is. ise. fe.sisrs isaiiS.
tssss - ffatsa fast tfsg. fcasfsrs. lss.
sfeilsfs ~ tsrssga -.
Cheese.
ESQ, ~ T - r. os.sis a. iss
WashinEtHH faneh esNH dos Htal
EastufH. SEQ zee. oreNgl fanfht see
fin,s aRd Crmenf
rmFfiaw6 cement. Imported per hhi
tesN feftiaad cssnsuA California 80
lht. -
Local arpiss case. ltcUtlsst Cal.
lfafuia apples ttgt09i oranges, fansr
g. 3 aas bananas. bunch. g. sec 10
Erare ffuif tftiNlto. lemons per
taK tsfaa f0l nmea. uer raas - HH.
Rocky Hufd taHfaiugrra. eFata. % .
sfE whfafHfluua lH. fhrt bfafhs
berries crate e. soItf3 peaches Ffru
o. % piams local sa.u SOC resfs 40
90 boz. crab apples. hnr. 90 Il US Cali.
furuia grapes. case. 81 tqut1t HaFtfstt
pears Al Hes plane apples $1,000 dar &
figs bee heE Zee ~ hurklHhrffiaH- 20
1f ih. MALAGA Shapes 81 1tUt 80 Hiurk
rrince 81 ga local pears. ittnfi East
err Wssh pears. 49, peaches. AZ
heftas. 81 ao Crsef ogda SEQ feei white
peaches. sasse.
Tive sfarh.
Wefhsfs. PEI No. So ewes. pee %. faai
steers pr ID. tatAsi cows. j.. ah81ke.
-aisss. per 10. b9eoi lamDa psr 10. sbs.
rota la4ae.
Meats
Steers per ~. 1Ac. cows Per N, sAet
veal per 10, Qcs mutton. per III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
HARTMAN ON WEST.


. NEW YORK, Sept LIE 4
: II Hartman. who Fetensly re. !
E turned from an extensive TIP 4
= through the west. says that Z
= the west IL more pFuzueruus :
= than ever before. that llsrs 4
. are no signs Of panic shers. 4
= but that the people q IA sse =
. lion are not nos seeking Ia. :
= vestmcnta. 4
@rtttttt*stft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
STRIKERS WILL
MEET TONIGHT

The teleErapheFs who are on a
strike will hold an open meeting
tonight AZ Eagans hall In the Ar
eade building r. +. Reyella wIll
be the principal speaker. Grant
Hamilton, national organizer Of the
American Federation Of Labor viii
also speak
The committee la charge 81 tho
operators strike declare that tho
situation IN the strike remains an.
changed They state that an effort
is bring made By the two tole
graph companies to stampede their
men.
a benefit performance will be
given tomorrow night az the Third
Avenue sheatsF b. the ChAs. A.
Taylor stock company Tor tho ben
eft Of the striking operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

Secretary Of War TAFT has a tray.
cling companion which has not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

Most distressing cases 81 crEe
ma are relieved BY Soap Lake
Soap $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
THE MARKETS

business on Western az. Was a.
hsnndatiii thia mofuiag after the
heavy rain started Retail dealers
did not appear on Commission soe
an getting under shelter Commits.
sion men report that early lu the
morning business was rather bfiak
and aiaaay There WAS nn thauEe
whatever n priccs The rain sill
nruhablv help the tomato market
AZ rain usually rauAea the aklua 10
burnt open. making the tomato un
nt for rensra1 wir. Nth the RESULT
that The nsssttt duotssiona NsIi be
higher On them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

Electricity a. unw being largely
used IN the book binding industry
Tor emhoasing and such work. with
The aid of The current It Is possible
70 make $50 Impressions = minute.
which more than atones for It's In.
creased cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
New Things in Fall Apparel

IN the Costume and Suit Section We -.
ing q gathering Of newly arrived ss,lts a. Sno"
for FAN and winter wear which is If ea.s sa's
able size for this time Of the year The a.ps
which are 20 be the most popular Of fhc .sz iss
are here IN all their effectiveness and ~ ssas ..,n
take genuine pleasure In flowing them = 'o 'a
New things are coming IN right along = yoh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

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60.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

There are nine different patterns Of ssxii Tap
estry Brussels RUGS 10 be chosen among tomor
row az shc above special price Oriental and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

floral effects. aa well 40 conventional des,....
combination coloriuga are Included 4 e sas Y
size brussels Rug for less than the priee - ~ ~
ATWOOD Art Square See window display 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11
Apparel for Women, Misses
md Children.
Frederick & Nelson, Inc.

"vodsr ono Roof--Gvsry,bna to Furnish tho Hon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-11

The selling Of Heating stoves rs active in The
Section There III every for buying notes
waiting mntil later Our skilled mechanics az
service 10 set w your Stove and assortments b
During the rush Of a few weeks from the service
Of necessity be- slower than az present. and theT
strongly urge you buy before the bis rush re
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-08-22
HELD PICNIC FRIDAY
Methodist Sunday School
Children Had a Big Time
Last Week.

The annual midsummer Sun
day school picnic given for the
children of the Methodist Sun
day School was held down on
the bay shore above the pump
ing station last Friday after
noon and many of the children
and grown up people were in at
tendance. Many games were
played during the afternoon and
all sorts of amusements were
gottin up for their benefit after
which a big lunch was served.
At 6:15 the tables were reset for
the adults at which large num-
Der partook of the eatables. A
very pleasant time is reported
by all who were present. The
day was an ideal one.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-08-22

Mrs. Ole Ramstead and daughter
left Tuesday morning for EauClaire
where they will visit for the week.
Miss Susan Lincoln gave picnic
party at the beach Saturday even
ing in honor OF Miss Corinne Bray.
Frank Sundeen of Duluth, visited
with his brother Martin in the city
for few days during the past week.
Miss Della Lamere returned Mon
day from ST. Paul where she has
been visiting for the past two
weeks.
D. J. Estabrook expects to leave
toGay for New Brunswick. Canada
where he will visit for couple OF
months.
District Attorney E. G. Alvord
returned Monday from Pennsylva-
MIA where he visited with relatives
for week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-08-22
DISCOVERS IRON ORE
Thomas Hendrickson Thinks
Some Day He will Have
An Iron Mine.

If the iron ore discovered by
Thomas Hendrickson ON his land
west of the city turns out to be
what he thinks it will. Mr.. Hen
erickson will some day have an
iron mine. Hendrickson was in
town yesterday displaying sam
pies Of ore which he says were
taken from the land and he is
now trying to get some one to
come and make tests with drills.
He fells very good over his find
and absolutely refuses to take
any price offered for the land but
says he will hold it until some
mining company can be induced
to come and work it. Hendrick-
son predicts great things for
the city and surrounding coun-
try as soon as the mine gets
running and says some day ore
docks will be built on this side
of the bay. While in town Tues
day he says that three strangers
were out looking oyer the land
and he thinks they were sent
there by a mining company.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-08-22
FIGURES COMPLETED
Only Shows a Decrease of 156
in the School Census
for 1907.

Some few weeks ago it was
announced in this paper that the
school census for the year 1907
showed decrease of 239 from
that of last year. These figures
we're gathered before the list
had been checked over and since
that time city clerk FL. P. Axel-
berg has gone carefelly over the
figures for the two years. check
ing off each name separately and
in this way he has been able to
locate a number that were out OF
town temporarily during the
haying season. These names
have been added and the figures
completed are as follows:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-08-22
3 %, = = y
When in need OF
good wood call up
Raarup Bros.

Mr.. Ward, superintendent of the
brick yard. left during the week for
Mapleton, Neb., where he will
visit for several weeks.
E. E. Kenfeld left Tuesday for
Cass Lake. Mimi, on business
trip. The firm are now building q
box factory at that point.
Mrs. A. Knowles and daughter
and Mrs. James Craig and daughter
of Iron River, visited at the L. N,
Clausen residence Friday.
Applications for over a dozer
hunting licenses have already beer
received by the county clerk. The
season opens Septic mber lst:
Ole Ness Of this city who was ad
judged insane the first of last week
was taken to the hospital at Osh-
kosh by Jaior Seyerson Friday.
e. C. Stevens now has herd Of
over one hundred heep out on his
farm north Of the city and expects
to ship more in within a couple OF
weeks. That the sheep raising bust
ness is a paying thing in BAYFIELD,
county is now without doubt and
we predict success for Mr.. Stevens