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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-09-13

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the Commercial.
State Veterinarian NJ 81 knowles
was in the city q few hours Monday
morning enroute to Malta.
The many friends Of Mrs. Warren Nj
| Smith will regret to learn that she is
suffering with the lagrippe
If you have any watch or jewelry
repairing or engraving to do, bring
or send II to Strouse. All work guar
anteed first class.
Fred Auerbach visited Fort Benton
this week with a swell line of gents
| furnishings from the Hub.
| The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
| B. Brown has been quite i'll, but is
! getting along nicely now.
Oats for sale. s1.85 per 100 lbs.
The best in the country. At Gus
senhoven's Lumber Yard.
W. w Howard, travelling auditor
for the Great Northern has been nov
ed to headquarters at Minot.
Court Stenographer e. r. Russell W.
in the city over Monday while enrou
to Glasgow to attend court.
BALED HAY-$15.OO per ton.
A. B. CLARKE.
James O'Rielley, one CT Jim Hills
trusted engineers went to Boulder
Hot springs Thursday evening.
Mrs. Daniel Boone and Miss Georg-
lana Sanderson went to Great Falls
Monday evening for a few days.
The millinery Opening at the Com
mercial IS attracting a great deal Of
attention among the ladies.
A baby girl was born to the wife
Of Chas. Sunday on Saturday last.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
J. Fox, who has been switch fore
man in the Great Northern yards here
has been promoted to be a freight con
ductor
Lots for sale fifteen dollars down,
ten dollars a month, do you want to
take advantage af the OPPORTUNI-
TY? sTalk with Carruth.,,
Sam Williams, Fred and Joe Rose
spent Saturday and Sunday on the
Schwartz ranch at Clifford, returning
Monday.
George Turgeon left Wednesday for
Chicago where he will join Mrs. Tur-
geon They will make their home in
that city.
+ HORSE FOR SALE Weight 1850
pounds. Good single or double diver
Enquire of c. D.. BOX,
At Havre Commercial Co. |
Olaf G. Skylstead returned Tue:day
from attendance at the session of the
borad Of county commiss ione.s at
Fort Benton.
Mrs. Sally Hutchinson returned 20
Perry, Mo, last week, after speniing
the summer with her daughter. Mrs
Fl. w. Cough.
A telephone will be pretty handy
during the Eagles convention and
just as much so afterwards. Send for
the electric man
Ticket Agent M. B. Ferguson and
wife returned home from the west on
Saturday after a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
DR.. w. F. Hamilton, secretary of the
county board Of health, attended a
meeting Of the board held in Fort Fen
ton the first of the week.
H. Q. Jackson, assistant general
passenger and freight agent CT the
Great Northern, with headquarters at
Helena was here Wednesday.
Judge John ". Tattan passed
through the city Monday morning en-
route to Glasgow where he will hold
a session OF the district court.
Thos. w. West departed yesterday
afternoon for Illinois to visit with
relatives in the old home and perhaps
he may indulge in the favorite west
ern pastime Of shooting out few
electric lights.
AeeA 0 @ q D d q aegA ageasesh.
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FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE
A sprained ankle may be cured In a.
bout one-third the time usually requi--
ed, By applying Chamberlains Pain
Balm freely, and giving it aboslu-e
rest. For sale by HaYre Drug Co.
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COUNTY FL AT CHINOOK SEPT.
I'll 8--1a-20
Attorney W. S. Towner is IN the
city from Benton.
Geo. j NOBLE was Great Falls VIC
itor the first Of the week.
Money to Loan, Talk with
Carruth.'
Byron Schwartz Of Clifford was q
visitor in the city Wednesday
Miss Nora Healy visited Fort Ben
ton friends the first Of the week.
BALED HAY ST. 90 per ton.
A. B. CLARKE
Mrs. r. F.. FELTON, Of Clear Geek
was a visitor in the city this week.
Attorney b. -. Powers paid a pro-
fessional visit to Chinook this week.
Mowers, Rakes and Oats for sale at
Gussenhoyen's Imuber Yard.
D. Mcintosh, night yard master has
been promoted to be freight conduct
Of
Mike Tierney has resumed his run
On the .tskidoo, ], after J month,s Law
arr
You shonld sea the naW Fnys
Goats snits and skirts il ~ cam
n,arciaI
Mise rill;an Hammond ~ .ooa,,-
cd i posit1on At H. Fair stora u
cashiar
Masda mas Roov Roharts III M,1ona
If chinook wara visiting frian Il 49,
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Mrs y Il Rrodric1- ~ rat.,rnoa
from, visit ~ ~ so,,+,ar,, a.4 =
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3 : Anderson u 49,, ~ :, ,,,,,
II tho ci+v s,,nd.1, n,,,;,a ,,+ u
fore benton.
Honsas g. Pan+ ..rra,,- -,41 r
,.,,+bn
Mrs. M M Ala, ~, ,,oa,i-e mi
siek Hi this waa1 ~ T.. hai,.-
iv,,ra,,;
Mrs 0tto t4offn.n 49, d.,,a,,+a,,
Emily Eaft Saturday n,ornin
Grand Opening and Harvest Sale at
the Commercial Thursday santan-
Miss Babe McTIale will make Ter
home with Mr., and Mrs James Hol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley have again TAX
en- up their residence in the i D
COUNTY FAIR AT CHINOOK SEPT.
17-1S-19-2O
Attorney A. NJ, Gentry is home from
an extended vacation spent in his old
home III Missouri.
Miss Louise Auerbach left for Ith-
eeSa, ~. =, Where she will enter the
DAA' ~ a-slo,oo per ton
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I Northern, passed through the city
Wednesday enroute to Seattle.
Singer sewing machines and sup
lies at Niskerns confectionery store
| Across from O'Brien's lumber yard. g.
Dan and John Hudson passed
through the city Sunday enroute to
st. Paul, where they will resume their
studies at st. Thomas college.
BALED HAY-$1.o0 per bale.
a. B. CLARKE.
Miss Thompson, stenographer for
the Great Northern's chief clerk, re-
turned this week from the east, where
she has been spending her vacation.
Louis Kaufman and M. e. Miner.
two well known cattle growers, went
to Malta Monday morning to superin-
tend the loading of several trains Of
beef
Fesitively no shooting Of any fire
arms IS allowed in the pasture owned
hy Gus DeCelles, as there are num-
Der Ct horses pastured there.
Miss Robinson Of the Sweet Grass
Hills will make her home with Mrs
e. W. Stringfe1loW this winter and
Will attend the Free County High
school.
Messrs. W. Welch Of Kensal, III.
p, and Ed. Cummings OF Conrad, this
state, have taken positions ID the
grocery department. Of the Havre Com
mercial.
COUNTY FAIR AT CHINOOK SEPT.
17-18-I9-2O
County Attorney f. AZ. Carnal and
Mrs. came down from the county seat
the first Of the week. MI, Carnal
went on out to the Sweet Grass coun-
try Tuesday.
Mrs. j. a. Rose had the misfortune
20 tall through a broken board on
the back poarch Of her residence and
was quite badly injured about athe
ankle. one day this week.
Storage Room for Rant.-suitable|
Tor storing dry goods, furniture Or
llght stocks. Enquire Of O. st. Ger
hnaine' dat
= small blaze caused by defect
I've flue and an over heated stove il
the Plaindealer office Thursday at
noon called out the fire department
and caused small loss.
Inc Misses Holland, McIIale and
Cosgroye returned home from Helena
Monday, having gone that far with
Miss Vida Anderson who is return
ing to her home in Virginia.
Ihe well lighted house has electric
tlghts IN sitting room or library IT
makas r.,a;,
- , aaos = ene pleasure OF evenings
= t oenu 1of Tue electric man.
Judge Ed M, Allen CLERK 81 tba
Havre school district is busy this
week taking the animal school con
sus He anticinatas an;ta s. ,na.aa-o
= sne auhper OF children listed.
The cable used in han1ine ~ 40,
cars from the mine at the Havra Cool
company,s coal mines i hroLan 80
there is some donht a. - ,on, &C.,
they will BE- ah,a - st.rt h.,,,,n
sam
COUNTY FAIR At #cHTNoor erpr
17-1s-1a-9o
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the building line about the Great
Northern shops here. The round
house is being enlarged by the addi-
ticn Of Is feet along the north side
and a large new power house is being
built.
Attorney Howard NJ. Lewis is pre-
parlng to leave the city. He has en-
tered into q partnership with Attorney
Hurd of Glasgow and will remove 10
that city in the very near future.
HaYre will miss Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
sorely, but all wish them GOD speed. =
Word was received this week from
st. Paul that Frank Hyland had died
in that city on August 30th. Mr.. Hy
land was for six years trusted and
highly respected employee Of the CT.
Northern in the local engineering de-
partment in this city. He went east
on his last journey on August 4th.
H. w. Gross bid farewell to his
Havre friends on Monday and left on
the evening train for the state of
Washington where he wi, look up a
new location. Mr.. Gross is one of
HaVre's pioneer business men and in
bidding farewell to the city carries
with him the best wishes OF an ex-
tremely large circle of friends
Tom" the Japanese porter has
severed his connection with the Ho-
tel Havre and gone east 30 take a
course OF music in Chicago consety-
atory. Tom" is a graduate of the
Seattle High school. When the time
comes for him to return to his own
country he will be quite am educated
gentleman among his native friends.
MUSICAL SERVICE AT
ST. MARKS CHURCH.
The St. Cecilia choir Of 81. Mark q
church will be assisted ON Sunday by
Mr.. Fryberg, Mr.. Kaun. Mir. Iceberg
and Miss Margaret Wright. The sery-
ice will mbe at eleven O'clock in the
morning and eight O'clock In the eve
ming at Chetsnut han. Anons tbs
special numbers are tha hallowing;
Duett-"Jesus Lover OF Isy Soul
-. ..... -. .Hhlbrook
Rtas Wright and ,RFr. Kann.
solo~.sHoB City,. .Atama
Hiss Margaret WrfgEt
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
Union Ridge.

Health Is reasonably good in this
vicinity.
J.H. ChostEeE and family Visited W.
B. Yognt snd family couple Of days
Izss vsek.
MEsa Stella Johnson was the guest OF
Nissss Dora and Cara BzFks Sunday.
Rev. Psssoa filed bis appointment at
this plaes Saturday night and Sunday.
Jsnes Tarnes and family visited Rob
ers szupIe aud family Sunday.
Squire ". A. Yoqas Of near CHppsrd
sEsszSed the tsschsrs' association Thurs
dxy and FF5dzy and visited ms parents.
Nr. and Mrs. ". B. YoUns, here
J.H. Yosnt i On the puHy list.
Ps1ey Yours Of Fiat River il visiting
rsszsfzes and fFfends n this vicinity.
Mia Ez s6zzks Of Charleston spent
s1rszy VITA her parents, Nr. and Ms
SsIcuou Saznks, near hers.
Several q he yogng people Of Seopaa
ssszdsa szu-Eh here Sunday and spent
shs aHsTzaou vfsh Misses Luzds and
Bertha Toan&
E5wss IalSz Yogzk and Msads GrsEs'
w.sz 1usssz of Misses Dora and Clan
BzE sGzdzy evening. CzAzT BILL
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pese egagssding premiums for the
best products ofthe farm and report
to The next meeting.
An adjournment was taken to
Saturday, November 2, at 10 q. m
at which timea permanent orgAniza-
tiob will be made.
A. MITCHELL, Chairman.
z. z. Banks, Secretary.
TIE PKEss .cOngratulates the
farmers of the county, and hopes
they will not cease in their efforts
toward organizing for the purpose
of encouraging every effort IN the
direction Of a more intelligent and
thorough conduct of the great busi-
ness Of tilling the soii aud its ad-
juDets. We hope to see a large
attendance and one Of the best
Farmers' Institutes IN the state
organized and and perpetuated in
BOIIinger county.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

Farmers are about through sowing
wheat and grass. i@ X
| Corn gathering is in order. Our corn
will not make more than one-half an
average crop.
Health Is fairly good.
Our people are asking change Of
road from Latin to the point on Crooked
creek where the proposed bridge will
span 1t.
r the Grisham mill had an accident TO
the machinery, causing q shutdown sew
eral days.
Roy Rose has moved to Patton, where
he has employment.
Rev. Joseph Simpson has been attend
ing conference, in Scott county, several
days.
Andrew Nance is laid up with a Grip
pied leg.
Alexander Slinkard has a very sick
boy, with pneumonia.
There was a dedication at Leopold
Oct. %. Several visiting priests Nere in
attendance.
Benjamin Lubbers Of Illinois is visit
ing in this vicinity.
Rev. Boutwell,, who has charge Of the
Latin circuit, preached Sunday morn
ing and night at Latin and Ebenezer.
The Grisham teams are busy, this fine
weather. hauling sawlogs.
r. L. Kinder and Arthur and Charles
Tate have gone to Chaffee for employ
ment.
Road Overseer Kinder will wind up
the work on his district, for this year,
in few days.
Mrs. Adeline Spivey of Whitewater
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane Boswell,
in Latin.
Our baseball team is willing to play
any visiting outfit. Send in your dates
to Fred Clippard.
Several Of our people had business in
Squire McCans' court last Saturday.
AARON.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
Croolxed Creelx.

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After quite an absence will try Il
! send you few items.
Joe Davenport left for Colorado ont
day last week, to look at the country
ard probably takc homestead.
Jim Lee and family OF Mine la Motto
are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Alex Farmer and family Of Grassy
visited at "Uncle Jack" Hawn's Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Miss Columbia Hawn visited friends
near Marble Hill Sunday night and
Monday.
J. L. Wallis made a business trip %
Marble Hill last Friday and attended
Masonic iodge that night.
Our teacher, J. L. Lutes, attended the
teacers' association at Marble Hill the
latter part Of last week.
Quite anumber Of our people attended
the dedication services at Mount Carmel
Sunday. Rev. F. F. Yount conducted
the services and preached an interesting
sermon to large congregation. There
Is to be series of meetings there con-
tiuuing thru this week.
"Uncle Sam" Hawn returned home
from Schumer Springs last week. We
are glad tbat his trip was beneficial to
him.
I. D. C. Ha-n visited his sister, Mrs,
Kitchen, near Talent. "JAY."
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
Lloyd.

We are enjoying good health.
Bennett Barks and family of Perry
county visited in this vicinity last week
VIII Adams and wife Of Mine la Mote
visited at @. W. Yount's last Thursday
night.
VIII SIinkard and wife have moved
back home from Flat River.
John Dunlap had the misfortune tc
mash his foot badly while piling stumps
Mrs. Louisiana Green is suffering
with dislocated wrist, caused by fall
J. NJ. Henderson and wife were in
Marble Hill Thursday.
'UncIe" Sam Hawn, who has been tc
the medicinal spring, in Perry county
has returned home in poor health.
Born-To the wife Of John IS. Stink
ard, fine boy. Mother and baby doing
well, but Johns case is doubtful.
Rev. F. F. Yount preached the dedi-
cation sermon at Mt. Carmel, Sunday
to . large congregation, text: "Honol
and majesty are before him, strength and
beauty are in his sanctuary. ."-Ps. %-6
Rev. Martyr offered the dedication
prayer, and at evening service Juan +
Henderson was ordained to the full work
Of the ministry. Among those present
were Pink Robins of New Salem, Thos
Barker and Rev. Martin of Union Light
Died-At his home, Of consumption
WTIIIe Green, a noble, Christian young
may, such as the world should bt
pFoad of.
Dear friends who weep, weep not for me
With you cannot stay,
I'm going where my Savior is.
To enjoy eternal day. lNEwsBoY'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
Leopold.

Health is fairly good.
Jack Frost broke out feveold nights
and ate up everything that looked green.
?. G. CIippsrd shipped q carload Of
cattle and hogs last week.
John TerhoIder, Jr., who has been
sszyfrS here during the Illness OF bis
brother, George, went back To 8. Louis
lsss week, to seek employment.
George Sandren Of 0'Fallou, No., il
vfzisin1 relatives and friends in this VI
eiiisissy.
We had hot game Of baseball in ouI
uoxu. last Sunday, between Leopold and
/ The Coners Choue teamzj, the Teszi'
heiax ts to Is in favor Of The Corners
Batteries: For Leopold, 7. vsudorsn
and Henry Berry; for The Corners, Geo
Hiaksbein and B. EIfTink-
Georrs vsndeveH purchased . mare
and aze colt last week
B. HuIshoI has bought up carload
Of hczs and eassIs aud Is gong to snip
sosu-
sws yuuuz msa froz Holland srs
viSzTsiue Hsnry vandorsu- They intend
"a ssay IN tsis country if they can md
ezpIdTusut-
Nm Lzehsrs, zho has been Say
r.
fu- ufrk her sen, WIiiIaz, al 81 Li's''s-
-turzed . her hons near hsrs
- w.sk- william Lasbsrssn taHs1iy
- sssu va herf5rs isEdsys visit
-, -s-ss-a ss-sr sskooi rs;
Sg-u.fsT and ssuad 3 pr1grsssiag niesiJ
u.s.raas shIs szd clsssr maHzsezeai
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MOnfbIv ReD0rf

of Hawn school, district No. 3, township
80, range 8 & 8, for month beginning
September % and ending October Is.
Number enrolled: female, %; male, %;
total, so. Total number of days attend
ance, 7s2; daily average, 39.i; number
attending every day, is; number absent
five or mere days, "a; tardy, 20; corpo-
raj punishment, 0; truant, 0. Neither
absent nor tardy: Carrie Slinkard, Nor
ma Reagan, Leila Whitener, Annie
SIinkard, Louie Slinkard, Olive Welker,
Fred Davenport, Oliver Davenport, Nc
Coy Meyers, Ebert Meyers and Charlie
Welker.
A number of the boys we're absent on
account of press of work at home.
]. L. LUTEs, teacher.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
HnskeY.

Some OF our farmers are gathering
corn.
George Brown, superintendent Of the
Buchanan staye factory, and Thomas
Huskey, superintendent of the Lutes-
vile stare factory, we're in this vicinity
couple of days last week, looking over
some land which belongs to Pioneer
Cooperage company.
Jesse Walker is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever, but his wife and
child are still seriously i'll of the same
disease.
Our teacher, Miss Bertha Limbaugh,
attended the teachers association al
Marble Hill.
Baxter Huskey of Pueblo, Colorado,
visited relatives here recently.
B. II. Ramsey moved onto the farm
he recently purchased.
William Robinson and wife visited
relatives at Latin Saturday and Sunday.
Otha Critics and little brother are visit
ing relatives at Oran.
Miss Nellie Huskey, who is teaching
near Zalma, attended the teachers as
sociation at Marble Hill Friday and
Saturday and visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Huskey, in thislocality
Saturday night. Miss Nellie likes teach
ing and speaks highly of her pupils and
patrons.
Miss Alpha, daughter ofour merchant,
c. M. LESLEY, visited friends at Marble
Hill last week.
Mrs. Mahala Cash recently moved in
with Newton Fox's family.
William Robinson is visiting his son
at Edna. o. XENoPHoN.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
TroweI.
Health is not good at present.

Health is not good atpresent.
Henry Club, who has been very Low
with bilious fever, is improving.
Aunt Fannie Fowler is said TO bevery
III with disease known as white swell
ing.
Albert Bess broke his cane mill lasi
week, but has ordered all the necessary
repairs.
Monroe Fowler visited Gypsy Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Fowler visited J. S. Ell
lege and wife Sunday.
Adam Wiseman has employment al
Gipsy and moved there Friday.
Most Of our people are attending the
association, in stoddard county, accom-
panied by Revs. George, Baker, jackson
and Cooper.
Lon Gather and wife visited Lorance
James and family Friday.
Our people have been busy working
the roads the last week. Stay with
them, boysl Let's try to have good
roads, for our rural mail route petition
is signed by all and We can soon have
free delivery.
r. v. Kern has about completed the
johnson schoolhouse.
Rev. r. W. Cooper will preach at
Club creek every fourth Sunday.
The church workers will Have an old
fashioned dinner Thursday:
Albert johnson went to Gipsy, where
he has employment, last Thursday.
Willard Pickett, our surveyor, is kept
busy these days.
Joseph johnson came out from the
Cape to visit his father.
EARLY GoBBLER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
Talent.

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Eszkinxtss, East week, 70 protest
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

TIE PGzss heartily Endorses the
proposition to revive the Soutbeast
Mi9onri Press association and
ssrves Dotice OF President Caruth-
es. 81 The DunkIin Democrat, that
It vii have > representative at
sGkesaon, November is, If other en-
gagsmeats viii permit.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

TIE Circuit court docket for The
ALTER IN Madison ceabty, Illinois,
contains 1s2 cases, and G6 of them
-exseaiy one balE-are suits for
divoree Not q county in Missouri
san bsst thst record.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

WrTH aaring scarebeads the city
papers annoaBce that the president
-kIlled 8 bear" and got bis clothes
raIltorn up." twenty-five animals.
Df al sorts, were knocked over in
Ahe hHnt.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

SEzaEGE, isn't Il, that tbe Globe
Demoezzt eas tell all about the
novenests Of every prominent
demoesnt IN HlssosFi, and h@sn'i
= word aSSat whss 90 s=E party
zaazzzsarsdoings Seems always
IN the DARK about Hadley, Nied-
rIszszzs. Axis and all the mob
that grasses and Fxss the rePab-
Hesa naeAiss N tbs STATE Il oc.
cSrs to 3 that tie Z, 0. ,. IS likely
- have tseuhGa Of % 0En-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

TEE boase Of delegates, at 81.
louis, Is being investigated by the
grand jury, ard two members have
been arrested, charged with bOOd.
ing. 4Let no guilty man escape" "
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

ST. Louis has had 3 very severe
|ttack Of balloonitis, but II is bop
d that it has about recovered and
be necks Of the population have
|brunk to the normaI length.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

Of Prof. B. L. Hoetze and Miss Mary
Clippard. Il.
Joe Hinkebein and sister, Miss Bar
baraj attended church at Glennon lust
Sunday. BLACK HAWK.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24

Ii November ss=cs:ecs Illinois
ounties will vote on local option.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-10-24
s Sc you Pant to anaAa
The Great Sale 4 ,'.,'II. S''i''' N'.'If s''liI''
viii commence saturday, eelsDer IS and Win close saturday, November . 1907
Clothing 50 Cheap You Cant keep From Buying

Mems bIankeined duck Coats big corduroy collar regular
$3.50 value only . 9sc
Mems single breasted dress Coats good coo ust few dozen
left, regular $3.50 value for only sl4S
Mons oyecoa bought too many and must close them out
sacrificing prices, regular $3.50 value only s15s
Mems Suits all styles sizes "a TO "A, from s248 up
Bed Blankets 75c value per pair 58 other Blankets from zoe
Gents Underwear shirts drawers full and heavy fleece lined
Boo value 2Sc 50c value Il 800