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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-01-19
HEARIN' NEWS FROM HOME


JUS been down to buttons, boys
The mail got in ternight-
An waitin' thar fer it ter sort,
seen a purity sight.
Thar were Jim an Bill an Charley,
An Nc an Ike an Sam,
An dozen more o. others
Fer the croud made quite jam;
An all war lookin' fer some mail,
Trough miners these, III OWN
Fer the mail had got ter Elk
An they wanted news from home.
An standin' thar a-waitin
They didn't pear ter care
Let on as though 'twar but don
Thet might come as their share
But when the winder opened
An the boys fell inter line,
Each cuss that got letter
His eyes would dance an shine;
An we knowed the way he broke the
seal
An the lines his eyes would roam
The mail had rived in Elk
An he'd got some news from home.
0 how his face would tighten up
AS that letter he would read,
An how he would fergit the camp
While his thoughts would backward
speed
Fly back to that old homestead
Whar days O. youth war spent
Round which time had thrown halo
And added beauty lent;
An twar sure one pore galoot,
Though rough an wild, we own,
When the mail got in ter Elk
Had heered direct from home.
Thar's nothin' in mimi camp
Can tune feller's heart
An start the joy bells ringin'
Like home news does the part;
An whether he be good an straight,
Or spillin'' fer a fight
With roarin' thirst fer ticker
That browns his sense O. right,
Thar's no man but feels better
Who through these hills may roam,
When the mail gifts in ter Elk
An he hears good news from home
With apology to George Stephens Of
Thunder Mountain.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-01-19


Anything less than this, am sure, will
be great disappointment to the people,
and those responsible for the defeat Of
such measure should and will be held
accountable" Relative to the Mormon
question the governor makes no objec-
ton to enacting or reenacting an elect
or's test oath, and couples with it pro-
vision including crimes against the
social state in order that no special sect
or class may be singled out for legisla-
ton. The collection of vital statistics
is also recommended, it having been
claimed that this proceeding had been
defeated in the past in order to protect
alleged polygamous births.
The trial of the alleged murderers OF
Ex-Governor Steunenberg, now pending,
is explained. The report on state land
operations is long, but of absorbing
interest.
A recommend is made for the organi-
cation of state historical society: 1.-THE
continuation Of this important work
cannot be expected of pure voluntary
organization. The matter already gath
cred should be taken in charge by the
state, and placed in charge of custod-
ian, whose appointment should be pro-
vided for by your body. would re-
spectfully suggest that small appro-
priation be made for this purpose, To
the Idaho pioneer we all owe debt of
gratitude. A large part of the credit
for present conditions is due to his faith
in the future, and his ,jndomitable cour-
age and perseverance" On this point
there will be agreement generally. A
carefully prepared and accurate history
will instill in the hearts of future gen.
erations patriotism, love of state and
respect for the early pioneer who
hewed the way and made the path
smooth. AS the Lewiston Tribune well
says: ut is quite as important as we
go along that we cultivate the sensibili-
ties of life as well as provide for the
animal appetites, and the first and best
step in this direction is the treasuring
of the story of our state, of its makers
and of their work. Indeed, this cannot
be too soon undertaken, as the living
links between our storied past, our
sturdy present and our resplendsnt fut-
ure are so surely being gathered unto
their fathers that it is objectionable
negligence and ingratitude to lose their
chronicles as they have been and are
being lost"
The governor cautions the legislature
to use economy in making appropria-
tions. But if the needs of the rapidly
growing state are supplied to respect
able degree the present legislature must
be the most expensive in the history Of
the state.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-01-19
WEALTH OF WESTERN STATES.

w FALL II VI w Ed GN1~ OLA GHs
New York Sun: There has been a
wonderful growth in property values in
the west since the census of 1900, ac-
cording to comprehensive and useful
bulletin just issued by the bureau of the
census. The new figures were ascer-
tanned during 1904 and cover all kinds of
property including real property and
improvements, live stock, farm imple-
ments and machinery, gold and silver
coin and bullion, manufacturing mach
inery, tools and implements, railroads
and their equipment, street railways,
shipping, water works, etc. Here is
the story of development in figures:
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
HULL OF new FERRY
DOCK IS LAUNCHED
Constructed of Fir, Is One of Strong
est on River-Wili Be Used at
Davenport Landry.

Captain I. G. sherwood of this city
yesterday launched the hull of the
new ferry dock which he is building
for Captain NJ. l.. Henderson of the
ferry company. The dock has been
under course of construction for sew
eral weeks on the leyee at the foot o.
Nineteenth street, having been slight,
y put back by delay in lumber ship
ments.
The dock is 20xS0 feet with depth
|Of 4 feet, slightly larger Dimensions
than the old docks. 1t is built OF
Washington fir entirely and is one of
the strongest pieces of dock construC-
ton on the river Captain sherwood
has followed the river since 1850 and
states that he has never put anything
together as strongly as the new dock
The dock will be used on the Daven-
rort side of the river. Both of the
old docks will be repaired and while
work is underway on then. the new
one will be transferred to the different
sides. 1t is likely that second new
dock will be built in the near future
as the old ones are quite old and a'a
becoming loose and leaky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
HAS CASE STARTED,
THEN HIRES LAWYER
misses Conservatorship Case
Against Mrs. Mary Cramer.

A petition for the appointment of a
conservator for Mrs. Mary f. Cramer
was dismissed in the county court this
morning, on motion of the petitioner,
Captain c. G. Dack, the costs being
assessed to the defendant Mrs. Cre-
mer recently requested Mr.. Dack to
file the petition, she herself not being
able under the law to start such a
proceeding. After the matter was
filed i'll court, Mrs. Cramer employed
an attorney and prepared to fight the
appointment of a conservator. and NJ.
Dack then had the case dismissed. An
inventory of the estate of David Ora
mer was filed today and shows about
$4,000 in colleCtable personal proper
ty, and about $31 600 i'll real estate
Mr.. Cramer left something like $685.
600 in personal property, but of this
only $4,000 is regarded by the an
praisers as available. a son, who un-
der the law, Mr.. Cramer having left
no will, is entitled to two-third of the
estate, can not be located, though his
last known address was Cen Idaho
Relatives state that he will be here
soon to claim his portion of the estate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
COURSE ARRANGED
Professor Jerome n. Raymond
to Give Another University
Extension Series.
SUBJECTS ARE ANNOUNCED
Will Deal With European Capitals
and Their Social Significance"
First Is Sept. 80.

Arrangements have been completed
for a series of university extension
lectures to be given this winter by
Professor jerome II. Raymond of Chi
cago. The lectures will be given III
the high schoo. auditorium beginning
Sept. so. Mr.. Raymond gave a series
of lectures last year on European
Capitals and Their Social Significance
and The series proved very instructiv2
and entertaining.
Subjects of Lectures.
The second series will be- along the
same line as last years course and tn
capitals studied and illustrated will
be:
Madrid; The Evolution of Free
DOM
Brussels, the Conflict With Clerical
ISM"
Rome, the Passing of Authority"
Copenhagen, the Progress of the
North"
ATHENS, the Revival of Hel,cnism.'
The lectures VIII be illustrated with
stereopticon slides. Tickets are offer
ed in blocks OF four, each good for tha
full course and transferable, at 81 foI
the block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. E. C. Hart left today for North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis left today
for Seattle, Wash.
Archie Eddy left this morning for A
visit at Cowcta, l. T.
Miss Clara Russ and Mrs. William
Trone are visiting in Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Carl have re.
turned from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
John Ayers arrived last evening
from Greenfield, Iowa, for a visit with
w. Ayers
Mr. aud Mrs. w. r. Trouble return
ed last evening from a few days visit
in Quincy and Galesburg.
E. l.. Schillineer of Chicago left fol
his home yesterday after making 7
short visit with his parents in this city
f. X. Ram5o returned iast night
from a visit with his parents in Gales
burg and with relatives at Knoxville
John Wood of Jamesp0rt, Mo, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Rich, leaves tomorrow
morning 1Or visit with relatives al
Galesburg.
Gus AXelson, formerly resident oil
Moline for several years. has returned
to his home at st. Louis after spenI
ing two weeks with friends i'll Rocl
Island and Moline.
J. w. Fisher, proprietor of the She
don hotel at Ell Paso, Texas, ard wifi.
and daughter departed last evening
for home after visiting al the home q
Mr. and Mrs. William Clean in this
city and at Clinton.
Daniel Willard, vice president of thC
Burlington, H. d. Judson, general su
lperlntendent OF transportation, an
IL. w Mulh2rn, division superintendent
| at Galesburg, we're in the city for :
short time yesterday in special ca
on an inspection trip over the road
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
OBITUARY..
Monsoon.

Charles Monson, aged 81 years, pass
ed away Sunday at his home two
miles southeast of Wrayville, in Drury
township. after an illness of eight
months. He was born in Sweden, in
July, 1916, and was married in 1871
He removed to this country in 1888
coming directly to Wrayville, and had
lived there since that time He leaves
his wife and nine children, Miss Anna
Monson, Mrs. H. S. Beeney and Mrs
J. Cox of Eliza, William, Fred, Han
ming, Carl, Clara and Frieda.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
COLORED MAN is ARRESTED
Charged by Girls Father With Grim
inaIIy Assautina Her.

Charles DickeTson, colored, has be N
arrested on charge of criminally as
saulting Louise Motley, also colored
The complaint is made by the girls
father, Louis Motley, 222 Twenty-sec-
ond street. Magistrate Elliott will
hear the case. Friday afternoon.
John McYord was fined S25 and
costs for assault and battery by JUS
tice Schroeder, and John Riddle was
fined like sum by Justice McFarlane
last night on complaint of William
Smith. Smith claimed that he was
struck with a bolt by McYord, and
that Riddle dealt him blow with his
fist so severe that it caused him 10
bleed from the ears, mouth and nose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

homes. Many were forced to leave BE-.
fore the final session but the majority
remained till the close. There were
over 400 delegates, both ministers AMI
laymen, in the city during the confer
ence. The editors of the minutes "a
manned over today and closed up work
regarding the minutes of the session
meeting in the pastors study of the
church.
The Appointments.
Following are the appointments as
made last evening by Bishop Gran
ston:
Rock Island District w. Il. wiley,
Presiding Elder.
Aledo-T. S. Pittinger. b.
Alpha and New Windsor-Henry
Brink.
Atkinson-F. I. Stevens. go
Bradford-D. S. McCown g.
-Buda-David McLeish.
Cambridge-W H. Witter.
Colona-Wade Smith. :
Erie-J. A. Edmondson
Gafva-R. L. Smith
Geneseo-J. L. Shively ( -
Hampton-To be supplied by w. s.
Read
Hillsdale-To be supplied by W. ~
Hull.
Illinois City-To be supplied
Joy-W. f. Kettlecamp.
Kefthsburg-W d. Benjamin.
Kewanee-AleXander Smith.
Lafayette-F. G. Giddings.
Milan-C. E. Hawkins.
Moline First Church,. w. Ed
wards.
Moline Second Church-D. S. Andre
wartha.
Carbon Cliff-To be supplied by L
w Thompson.
Neponset-E. f. Shawl.
New Boston-T. w. Puffer.
Orion-A L. Ioder. -
Pink Prairic-TO be supplied by ]
B. Sebel.
Port Byron-To be supplied by r
Morton.
Preemption-John Rogers.
ReynOlds-T. ]. Wood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
KILLED BY AUTO
John Hoffman Run Down and
Fatally Injured by Machine
Driven by Dr.. A. II. Arp
on TWELFTH STREET, MOLINE
Fractured Ribs Puncture Blood Vessels
-Coroner's Jury Returns an
Open Verdict.

While on his way to respond to Al.
emergency call to attend a patient on
Seventh avenue i'll the west end Ol
Rock Island last night about o'cloc};
DIR. A. II. Arp of Moline ran down
John Holman. 1922 Fifth avenue, be
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues on
twelfth street, Moline. Mr.. Hoffman
sustained such injuries thai death re-
suited at 1880 at the Moline City hos
pltal, where he was at once removed.
DIR. Arp was driving an electric AUTO
mobile, and the machine was nearly
out of power. In order to take advan
tage of the sleeper grade, he turned
south on Twelfth street, but before
reaching IN.,h avenue struck Hoffman
The coroner's jury which Investigated
the case this morning returned al
open verdict, fixing no blame for the
accident.
Ribs Were Broken.
Holtman's injuries consisted of The
dlslocation of tine left hip, and frac
lures of ribs on both sides Several
blood vessels were punctured, intern n
helnorrhages resulting. DR.. Arp, nc
cording to the testimony jumped from
the machine while it was still in mo
ton i'll order TO reach the victim of
the accident. He summoned two othe.
physicians to assist him in caring 70,
the injured man at the hospital.
The evidence also showed that the
machine was properly lighted, though
rumors were circulated that the light:
were not burning.
Was BaGgHEcman.
The victim of the accident was IS
years old, and is survived by his wife
and one son, RIlhur. He mad been
employed as baggageman on the
Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
No Court Till Sept, 80.

Judge Graves yesterday afternoon
adjourned the circuit court until Sept:
80. 1t is expected that Judge Gest
will return from the east by that time,
and will preside here. The petit jury,
which was to have reported next Mon
day, is not to report until Sept. 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Lame Back.

This is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven e1-
pecially valuable. In almost every in
stance it affords prompt and perma-
nent relief Mr. Luke Lagrange of
Orange. Mich, says of it: after
using a plaster and other remedies fo-
three weeks for bad lame back,
purchased bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balm, and two applications effect
ed cure" For sale by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
ANNOUNCE RUMMAGE SALE
Annual Event for Bethany Home to Be
Held in November.

The annual rummage sale of Bethany
home will be held during the first week.
early announcement of the sale in or
der that all who have anything that
might be given to the rummages stock
will save it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Streator-T w. McVety
Toluca and Belle Plain-To be sup
piled.
Tonica-John Small
TremOnt-VinCcnt Ain.
VERONA. G. Getey.
Washburn-G. NJ. Boswell.
Washington. W. Pruen.
WenOna-J. ID. Calhoun.
Knnkakec District-O. l.. DyvinnelI, Pre-
siding Elder.
Bonfield-To be supplied.
Braccville-To be supplied.
Bradlcy-To be supplied.
Braidwood-To be supplied.
Buckiusham-E. S. Busby.
Buckley-Fletcher DeClark.
Chatsworth-O. L. Clapp.
Chebanse-G. \. Tyler.
Cissina Parks. S. Langdoc.
Clfton--W. w. Howard.
Crescent City-L. ID. King.
Cullome-H. c. Birch.
DeSelrn-J.. E. Jackson.
DelRey-To be supplied.
Fairbury-M. " Crumbaker.
Forrest-W r. Watson.
Gardner. +. James.
Gilman---J. A. Afford T.
Grant Park@John Wilkinson.
IrOuuois-F. n. Wright
Kankallee, First Church - B. b
Evans.
Kankakee, Trinity-O. A. II. De La
Gardie.
Kempton-O.. NJ. Dunlevy.
La Rogue-T. S. Brown.
Loda-J. s. White.
McDOwell-E L. Mecham.
MantenO-J. G. Evans.
Melviu-A K. Tullis.
Milford--S. =. Archer.
Momence-G. C. Shaffer.
Onargo-W. e. Shaw.
Piper City-R. w. Ames.
Reddick-V. a. Crumbaker.
| Roberts-G. ID. Hensell.
| Saunemin-A. III. Smith.
Sheldon-J. E. Conner.
Sibley-To be supplied.
| StockIand-R n. Montague.
| Thawville-P. A. st. John.
| WaldrOn-A. Z. Jones.
| Watseka-Joe Bell.
| Wellington-W. Fl. Craine.
| Woodland-B. r. Nesbit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
SELLS HIS GROCERY STORE
Arthur AndersoH Disposes of Business
to Larson & Larson.

Arthur Anderson has disposed of his
grocery store al 1444 Seventh avenue
to Fred and Dave Larson, and the lat
ter under the firm name of Larson &
Larson viii take possession tomorrow
Mr.. Anderson, who retires from the
business, established the store In its
present location over five years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

First Observation-Disclosures even
ing prayer service and Sunday school
teachers meeting will be held.
The Epworth league will hold &
business meeting and election of Off
GERS Friday evening in the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
NEWSPAPER INCORPORATED
East Moline Tri-WeekIy Herald Formal
Iy Launched

a dispatch from Springfield today an
nounces the Incorporating of the East
Moline Herald, new newspaper enter
prise which is formed with capital of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. o
Canedy, OH Twelfth street
Thursday evening the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions will no. i
its annual election of officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Holmes Funeral.

The funeral of Thomas Holmes was
conducted this afternoon from the
home in Milan, burial taking place at
Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
ODDFElLOWS CHO0SEDENvER
Jonas Bear Wires Result of Vote at
st. Paul Meeting.

telegram to The Argus from Jonas
Bear, who is attending the sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows at ST.
Paul, states that Denver was today
chosen for the next communication.
Mr.. Bear adds: The privilege of at.
tending the sovereign grand lodge is
the greatest in Odd Fellowship"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
IN The CHURCHES.
Central Presbyterian. - Wedne'

Central Presbyterian. - Wednesday
evening PRAYER service will be held
Thursday afternoon at ) o'clock the
Ladies' Aid society will meet With
Mrs. w. A. Lohr, Eighteenth avenue
and Fourteenth street.
Thursday evening the teachers ard
officers of the Sunday school will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Lohr.
Zion Lutheran.-Prayer service VIII
be held Wednesday evening III the
church.
Saturday afternoon the Girls 50
ciety will meet at the home OF MISS
Gerda Lind. 743 Third street, Moline
Grace Lutheran.-Wedne shay even
ing prayer service will be held follow
ed by a meeting of the trustees.
Christian Science. The weekly tes
timonial meeting will be held Wedn2 y:
day evening in the church.
First Baptist.-Prayer service will
be held Wednesday evening in the
church.
This evening the Tri-city Baptist
Young Peoples union will meet in the
First Baptist church, Moline.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEE.
Friday afternoon in the church par
lors.
Memorial Christian.-This evening
the Christian Endeavor society viii
give a cob-web sociable at the church
Refreshments will be served.
Wednesday prayer service will b.
held and the meeting will be addressed
by the delegate to the convention o
| Christian churches.
| The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Galesburg District-R. IL. Buckley, Pre-
siding Elder.
Abingdon-M. l.. O'Hara.
Altona-G. H. McCrea.
Avon-To be supplied by n. L. Col
Inns.
Bardolph-Stanley Ward.
Benkley-To be supplied by w. E.
Woods.
Biggsville-To be supplied by ]. II.
Wood.
Observation-Disclosures Chatter.
Burnside-W. F. HaSkinS.
BUSHNELL. w. Ferris.
Cameron-To be supplied by II. Il.
Green.
Carthage-T Z. Newland.
ColchCster-JoSeph Hallam.
Dallas City-To be supplied by w
c. Mcneil.
East GalesbUrg-To be supplied
Ellison-H. H. McFall
ElliSville-To be supplied.
ElvastOn-J. l.. Blough.
Fountain Green and Friendship-W.
r. Carr.
Galesburg-J w. Frizelle.
GilsOn-JuAn Crimson.
Good Hope-L. p. Bear.
HamiltOn-W. L. BalIew.
Industry-E. II. Horton,
KirlwOod-C. +. w. Smith.
KuOXvile-R T. Ballew.
LaHarpe-A. r. Rowson.
London Mills and Hermon-J NJ
PrOuty.
Macomb-Thomas DOney.
Maquan-S. l.. Clark.
Monmuuth--C. o. McCulloch.
North Hcnderson-M. ID. Obenshaia
Oneida. J. Leatherman.
Oquawka-J. c. Craine.
Pennington Point-To be supplied
by NJ. S. Swisher.
Prairie City-D. G.. Duboise.
Rartan-A. r. GOrdan.
Rosevllle-H. NJ. Boomer
Stronghurst-C. r. o. Schact
Terrc Haute-G. H. McClung.
Victora-G. II. Thorpe
Walnut Grove-To be supplied by
r S ROsncrans.,
Wataga-To be supplied by J. D.
Payne.
Nauvoo-To be supplied.
Peoria District-SamucI Van Peit. Pre-
siding Elder.
Averyyille-A. r. Mclaughlin.
Brimfeld-M. p. Lakeland.
Bryant, Lewiston circuit-To be sup
piled by f. l.. Fahnestock.
Canton. F. Robinson.
Chillicothe-B. +. Eckley.
CUBAN. F. Schreiner.
Dunlap-G Z. Afford.
East Pcoria-E. J. Sellard.
Elmwood-J. b. Bartle.
Fairview-Alfred Dixon.
Farmington-L. f. CullOm.
Glasford-TO be supplied by S. ].
De Young.
Hanna City-GeOrge Shepherd.
Henry-T. A. Beall.
Ipava-J. +. Leigh.
Kickapoo-H. r. Russell.
LaPrairie Centcr-W. l.. Barnes.
Lawn Ridge-To be supplied.
Lewiston-W S. Welsh.
Manito-I. w. Johnson.
Middle Grove and Norris-To be
supplied by |. L. Meats.
Monica. 7. Bliss.
Oakhill-To be supplied by D. c.
Martin.
Pekin-W. J. Leach.
Peoria, First Church-R. A. Brown
Peoria, Grace-To be supplied.
Peoria, Hale Memorial-W r. Shoop
Peoria, Madison Avenue-J. B. Rut
| ter
Peoria, Wesley-R. w. Higgins.
Princeville-N. ]. Brown.
Putnam-TO be supplied.
Sparldnd-Franklin Rist.
ToulOn-R. i. Vivian.
TrivOli-A. c. Wood.
| Vermont-D. T. Wilson.
West Jersey-To be supplied by I
Bartram.
| Whitefield-C. e. Dunlevy.
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY r. Warner.
| Wyoming and Castleton-E. +. DIFF
fenbaugh.
| Yates City-C. T. Cady.
Normal District-Richard Crcwes, Pre-
| siding Elder.
Auchor-To be supplied by U. Y
lGilmer
| Benson-To be supplied.
| Chenoa-E. +. Roe.
Coal City. l.. Miller.
Colfax-U. u. Gilmer.
Cooksville and Towanda-A. N
Bowlin
| Cornell-G. P. Snedaker.
CropSey-H. NJ Bell.
DANA E. Taylor.
| Deer Creek-F r. Lord.
| Dwight-A w. Lowther.
Ell Paso-R. B. Seaman.
| Eureka-G. l.. Taylor.
Grand Ridge-O. p. Graves.
Flanagan. j. Hunter.
Gridley-W. ID. Evans.
Hennepin and Granville - T. {
Moots.
| Hudson-To be supplied by r. A
ICummins
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

s., 500 to publish a tri-weekly and later
possibly a daily. Those interested are
Mayor Johnson, City Attorney John
son, A. A. Woodwork, an employe OF
the Rock Island road at Silvis, and Wi
liam Mardis of Carbon Cliff.
All the news all the time-THE
| ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
METHODIST PASTORS ARE
APPOINTED BY BISHOP

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Rio-To be supplied by Charles
Vandettum.
Rock Island First Church-R. B.
Williams.
Rock Island Spencer Memorials
E. Shut.
Sheffield-Es ~supplied- by NJ. W.
Merrill. l.
Sunbcam-H. r. Jackson. L
Taylor RIdge-Abram Jaggers.
Tiskilwa-C. w. Cordes.
Viola. T. Killip.
WOOdnull-A A. Waters.