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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Tsesday. Feb. L.
". H. Robson Of Dayton was q
visitor here on Sunday.
Al Haincs 10 working at Pitkin
daring the winter months.
II. f. Roaenbaam has gone to
Ohio City to work in the mines.
The beautiful winter weather still
continues, without enough snow yet
for sleighing.
Theo. Renner hes had Ia Grippe
the pest month. Nearly everyone
in this section seems to have had .
touch Of it.
T. b. Beauchsmp met with an ac-
cident willie hauling logs which has
caused him to carry one arm in .
sling the past two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

News-Champion COrrespondence.
Thursday, Feb. II
The beautiful weather still con-
tinues over here.
G Gabrielson is hauling baled
hay from Wilson's
On account of bad roads the mail
has been delayed few times.
Gus Granstrom left a few DAYS
ago to be absent couple of years.
Harry Schepf was very pleasantly
surprised at his home last Friday
evening by host of valley young
people.
1t has been 80 warm that the river
crossings between here and Cathe-
dral have gone out. causing no little
trouble to travelers.(?)
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Ness-Chsmpsos CesvseUaoAsoss.
Wednesday, fse. ~
A. H. AcCoansll !. vspr~NeA vsr,
Ill With iafissuxa.
Nm. Bss~.s Rowser. left for A stpc
n. w. Sunday night
W. A. Sheldon is KEEP, st home
with . secoad attack of the grip.
earn Bartlett and fsa.ily wers
ssck with the grip the psst wssk
Mrs.. W. l.. Bennett is slowly re
covering from severe attack Of in
nuenza.
Willie Doyle and sister Blanche
rstarned to their home Ut Ohio City
Friday.
W |. Rowser. and chlldrea kft
for his old home in Iowa Sunday
evening.
A severe epidemic Of measles is
SAID 10 he raging IN Ssrgents at the
present time
Mrs. T.. A. Mitchell Of Cochetopa
took the train for Denver Saturday
evening to be present ut the fsneral
of her brother, Lou Monsoa, Who
wss killed in . snow slide st Alna,
Colo. the 9th inst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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News Champion CorresposAeoce.
Tuesday, Feb. II
Mn. c. +. D~yer visited Mrs.
Chas. Carr Monday.
Saw mills are sll in order again
sad running full blast.
J. II. Kellogg 10 building . bridge
u Spencer siding across Lake Fork
Cal Missile cut . thumb of last
week and is now in Guupison hav-
ing his hand treated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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<eNs-CsaEaySssa CorreaUoo1nor~
Ts~sday, Feb. l.
>aos vars<~ IRON six sachss ~ a
fsos "a ttse level
John Frofiia drove 10 Gssai,oa
Tuesday fw supplies.
II =. Header nod . b~s,nsss
trip 70 sss co~uty ssss Aoedsy.
SSpE,lies sss tsesaG ksoSght IN fos
~ork oa tks T~sser psoprsssss ssss
the Midland nsn~ N hssver csssk
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On sslpASs dspo.sss II The Vslcsa
mise kas sskss oct s.,.e IS " lts,
tons vkich l,s on The ds@p.
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Dsa c. Tolssa ss1 Sk.s ossk isvsst,-
S.ssaG coedsssoas 90 tlus kssnch nssse
Owned BY Cs<i Fort,srg Il l.sks
City cad Joe hlu.k of CsssAsd BStte,
with vse~ Il oisvsssAG the psotrr-
ty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

f. b. Dowdson, one of the leasers
of the Morning Star mine at White
Pine was in our city Saturday en-
route for Denver. He reports the
outlook good for the Pine and ore in
the Star improving. They are ship
ping as fast as teams can be secured
to haul to Sargents. Snow at the
Pine runs to fve feet deep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
Witty Retost

A travelling man asked one of our
bright Olathe lads if he had lived in
Olathe all his life. The aforesaid
lad gazed intently at the hot air art
iss for . few moments and then re-
marked, mot vet"
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Ne~s-ChasaVtaa COrrespeeAesce.
Wednesday, Feb. Is
Summer weather up here.
Nj Carbon mine clossd yesterday
throwing ,out 100 men oUt of en-
plosm~nt.
Tr~ins make three visits per week
now. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
Frank Pressler was down Sunday
and report, lots Of snow in the hills
above their ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. Zweiiel drove 10
Gunnison Sunday retsrning Mon
day. They made the trip with a
wagon.
Sunbeam mine commenced load
ing coal this week. Have two cars
ready to g, the first from this mine
in ten yesrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

The report that IA head of cattle
were stuck in the snow above Somer-
set took J. II. Eilsbrecht over to
that section Sunday. He intends to
bring the stock out by rail. They
are showed in around Mt. Marcelena.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
Lower Cssanona Vsllev

Loves Csaaona valley
News ChanptOa CsrrespoaAeace.
Wednesday, Fob. 6
+. l.. TsttIe 10 ksilding ios Vales-
tine Ehrst.
Mrs.. 7. W. Desu hss had q sick
spsll but 10 much better.
A. l.. Wilson and W. +. Tuttle
have finished filing their ice house~
+. +. Jones who used 20 live on
North Hcaver has moved " Hotch-
kiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Wednesday sfser~ooa . couple Of
the pspils Of the high school were
astoaished 10 see . deer run along
within 40 yards Of the school house.
Il had evidently come down from
Ssewavt's peak and WAS hiding in
the thckets around Mullins lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Ars. lds Psrlin Costes Of llsavel
10 exrscsed to-day to visit her frisnds
Mr.. Henry Psrrier and Miss Matte
Brown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Mrs. II. A. Bourbette of Chicag
10 the guest Of Mrs. Nellie Summers
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Applications for grazing permits
will be received by Ranger Snod-
grass NJ the forest reserve Office iE
Gsnnison on Feb l6, % and March
9 and IL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Columbss Stone and Jerry
OReGsn retsrned from the Ssa Luis
valley yesterday morning with five
car loads Of high grsds Hereford
cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Butter wraps for sale aS NsvsCAam-
pion once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Ga wedass dsy Rsy Miller vss
do~n fron his on~l sa.se nsar Rald-
Gin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
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Thursday. Feb. IA

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Thursday. Feb. IL
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pesss.tk S>sveas ho~se.
Mr. and Mn. Geo. Pnscslls vese
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Nm. Rsfss Ksopp hes sstsr.sd
kOos sitss sy.sAias . cosple of
nossAs with vslssivss s.A frissds ia
Iowa cad Missouri.
Most Of the ch,ldren have hsea ont
II schaa With ussaslss and = . ~
suit the school hss been coavertsd
'sto FesssIs Acsdsmy For fsrth-
~ infosnsotioa write or call on Nlss
Mabel Blscksssne, propriStrcss.
-
AloinaAl laeal
Joe Kelly went 10 Vulcan Monday
o visit his mother.
Harry Simmons came in Yesterday
from SslIsvIlle.
Yesterday John Flick was down
from Chic City.
Sam Sorensen Of Ohio City WAS in
town ON business "Wednesday.
Miss Maude Estes is visiting at
Cimarron this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Alter . yssrs STAY IN SPAssse,
wssA Joe Kelly vrtSrnsA 10 Gsasi-
SON Sunday.
Mr.. W D. k.rdmsn. usother Il
of Mr.. J :. Foslke. arrived We'd
ncsdsy fron beaver
Mrs. Anas Williams II Cresaed
Bette Is v.sst.a8 her soa. Jerry
Williams the week
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15

Miss Maude Estes is visiting a,
Cimarron this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
Aklieinaal L~al

Sam Sorensen Of Ohio City WAS il
town ON business Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-15
RovAerhorn

News Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, Feb. ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

the American, She repeated in Il Eliminating tone,
TheraIia, and Weir felt himself flushing in spite
OF himself
Yet he looked her straight in the eyes, You
needn't he guessing. nc said; II am going to tell
YOU all about ii "
If this afforded Madame Mavrocorthato any
satisfaction, She gave sign. How did you get
into prison, She asked
Owed when the boat was upset, and got ashore
before them. ! lost my revolver in the water-had
to let II go, II weighed too much and took to my
heels as soon as got 10 land. They after me,
yelling to beat the band. | suppose they said Stop
thief for some saHifs that | was making for
thunped me on the head with the butt of a gun
and that was all | knew till | came to myself in
prison
him the womanly sympathy that under certain
conditions seems s"ectcr than anything else in the
world
Wcr almost lost his composurc under it, and to
relieve the tension went on lightly. Being in
prison here in Turkey isn't what it's cracked up
20 be. They couldn understand a word | SAID, |
hadn' cent 70 bride them; and once when tried
70 knock the taller down and escape, they gave me
a pretty bad beating
The butler passed Weir some fruit; and when
he showed by his ability to make a choice between
The different kinds that food had been put back TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

oh. Monsieur Wcir- YOU were both drowned
and stabbed,
Y 5: versatile beggars, weren't they: Luckily
The stab was only gancng one
But didn anybody see them, and catch them?'
N-no. The fact IS, il pretty late at night
nearly morning, to tell the truth.
OH" madame exclaimed. and there was a subtle
change of infection 20 her voice. After a pause
which had in II element of embarrassment for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

thing TO this sympathetic Greek woman and 10 ask
her advice and help, having failed so lamentaby
himself.
Mavrocorthato 10 lunch at his club; but he
laughngly offered TO chaperon his wife and Weir
al "A distance In appearance. it quite differ
en- Weir who called al the Mavrocorthato home al
thc appointed hour.
And now. monsieur, tell me al about II, madame
SAID when the two we're at table
The food caused Weir 20 breathe a sigh OF Won
dertul content. His excitement at his escape and
The pleasure OF a warm bath had prevented him
from realizing how much he had needed food. And
So much courage had his dinner given him that he
teli capable Of tackling the whole Ottoman Empire
single handed.
There seems TO be some amiable gentleman in
-h- country who has prejudice against me, he said.
\ prejudice" madame repeated But al for
gucrs must expect that
Yes. but he carrie il rather far Twice a boat
-arncd mine earlier in the season al ThcraTia,
.al % man tired % knock me overheard with an
once
Monsieur, that IS than prejudice, that
s dislike
Perhaps il IS Weir assenled gravely, Any
.aE. week ago they got me. ! hired TWO boatmon
r. raH me 70 TheraI ia. and on the way home, under
-e Bridge Of Gala1a. they upset the boat and tried
p. drown me. hc-lde- -'ahhing me with knife.
r.. K,-.e.. Ir.-a Is,i,.l. -t4t,a-1. i!al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
CHAPTER XXXIH.
A Friend in Need

u \ The way to The MaNrocorthato house.
& Weirs greatest anxiety was To hear of
E Rhasnch, and his mind was ilnmcaSur-
~ ably relieved 10 learn that her slave had
called few DAYS before
e came 10 see Ncuv. madame EXPLAINED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17


she came 10 See Aelly' mad
but me chlld was TOO III to
receive her; ana 50 1 sent lianuim
NIlaSlel a Mite GIT OF noNrTs 10y
me save
men You lhinN she returned To-
heTapla Neir asked eagerly
Try ing To reaSSuIe himself.
have no idea what You are
talking about, sad Madame May
ocorthato, wondering II ms recent
suffering IN jal mlSh, not nave
affected the man reason
Deg your pardon sad NelI
suddenly, realizing that she could
Know nothing OF has romance. lie
would have told her everything u
they had not al that moment
Teacled the house
our H.ildness To- me may lead
9a INTO dlliiculUeS, ne ADDED as
ne lclped her To allght- ana
gong To ask you 10 give me further
assistance
9u know You may count on
my help. madame replied Come
ana confess after YOU have been q
Your Motel
heir had been 50 prcoccupled
thai he had scarcely gwen thought
- his appearance. But now ho
laughed outright al the sight OF his
clo1eFeled clothing, and praised
Madame MaNrocorlhato courage
Tor not having abandoned him the
moment they were out OF sight Of
the lall
II IS as Well l rescued YOU
before l had good look al you,
she sala Sood naluredly, or i
InlSal haNe lett you 10 your tate
However, come back and lunch
with us
Il MAS with some dlinculty that
htI con\ lnced the people at his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

q but the child was too III to
receive her. and So I SEM Hanun7
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
Notice to Contra ctors.

Sealed bids will be received hy the board of
county commissioners of Chouteau county, Mon
tana, up to the hour of , o'clock p. m. Monday,
April 10. 1907, for the construction of u portion
of the Nine Mile Hill. Warrick road, described as
follows: Beginning at station NO. 3, which is
at Il point where the old road turns down into
what IL known ~ the Beaver Creek canyon, run
ming thea In a southerly direction f~ollowing
the surveyed rOMte, which il marked by stones
and stakes, and blazed through the brush to sta
ton No. 24O, which Ia on tn. south boundary line
of the Fort Aeeinniboine Military reservation, a
distance OF eight and thirty five hundreths miles
s.35,. Sail road to be 4, least twelve N?) feet
wide IN az cnts (dumpe not to be considered) and
twelve N?l feet wide on top of all fills, except
where coulees are crossed, and these filled SO as
to permit Z atX-horse 90 team turning thereon.
Where such file are made fiji cribbing must be
used to hid the dirt. Brush and timber to he
cut even with the ground for a distance of fifteen
l5) feet on each side of the center Lire of the
constructed road. Where coulees or draws are
crossed timber bridges mnst be constructed of
eufilcient height to permit OF water passing
freely 1T all times.
Bids must be accompanied by a certified check
payable to 10. Hudson, county treasurer, for
10 per cent. of the amount of the bid, and ad.
dressed the county clerk and recorder, marked
on the outside to distinguish their nature.
The right to reject any or all bids il reserved
by the board
BY order of the board of county commissions
ers. ". X. LEFT,
County Clerk.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
Lumbermen's Strike Ended.

KAL1sPELL, April 2.-The trouble
in the John O'Brien Lumber COM
pany's plant at Somers eliminate in
a walkout February IL and everything
in and around the mill. with the excep-
ton of the machinery tor light and
water, has been out of commission
from that day to this. Last night Mr..
Poole " the representatives of the
union effected a settlement and work
will be commenced by the repair crew
tomorrow.
The agreement effected is the Joint
production of MIR. Poole q L. F..
WILDER, organizer of the Industrial
Workers Of the world. 1t protects the
men against discrimination on account
Of previous troubles or of unionism,
protects the O'Brien Lumber company
against strikes uutil 1908 aud provides
for arbitration. Foremen, of whom
there are II employed, must not belong
to The union.
June eastman, the obnoxious fore.
man, has resigned and leaves the mill
o morrow for new fields.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
Will Make Full Confession.

LEWIsToWN, April 3.-The trial OF
Thomas Merrifeld, jointly charged
with George Campbell with buying
stolen horses, was begun in the dis.
trict court this morning. j. W. Free.
man, OF Great Falls and f. f. Smith,
of Lewistown, represent the defense.
while County Attorney Roy E. Ayers
and J. c. Huntoon, the latter repre-.
senting the State Stock Growers as.
ISOLATION. appear for the state.
just before adjournment the state
created a sensation by calling Barney
Hedican TO the stand.
Hedicau was the real leader of a
gang of horse thieves that operated ia
this county up to a few months ago,
when Hedican was arrested. His con-
vic.ion on two charges of horse steal
ing followed and he was sentenced 10
II years. but has been held at the
county Jail ever since.
He had been on the stand but a few
minutes when court adjourned, but it
is quite clear that Hedican intends to
come through with a full confession,
giving information as to all the men
who bought horses from him and his
associates. Where this will lead to is
hard to tell, as yet.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
'wo engines pulling the Burlington

TWO engines pulling the Burlington
flyer.
Sande was pulled from beneath
the ~wreckage in a delirous condition
and continually raved.
"Taylor, old boy" he would shout,
II did it all for you. You are a
married man, and l am single. l can
standi 1t. am glad l did it. God
bless YOU"
"A number Of passengers on the
North Coast Limited sustained minor
injuries, among whom is Miss Roy
McRoberts, of Kansas City.
Hoboes stealing their way on the
North Coast had cut the air column
and when the engineer applied the
brakes they failed to work. The three
engines were badly wrecked.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
A Settlement Probable,

CHICAGO, April "a settlement of
the controversy between the western
railways and their conductors and
trainmen seems nearer tonight than
At any time since Commissioners
Knapp and Neill ~interceeded in be-
half OF peace. After delivering the
ultimatum of the general managers to
the representatives Of the men this at.
ternoon, a long conference was held
and the final result was that the labor
leaders came to an agreement which
they requested the two government
officials to present to the managers
tomorrow.
While it is not known officially what
the exact nature is, or what basis of
settlement was agreed upon, it was
stated by a man in authority that the
prospects for a p%eaceable settlement
OF the difficulty were bright tonight.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
Coal Miners In Trouble.

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 3.-There
is raw apprehension in the west over
the crisis among the miners and op.
orators. whose conference at Calgary
has just broken up.
All negotiations are now of and
the miners are said to have wired
John Mitchell, urging him to author
lie the invoking of the new Canadian
law, which requires a commission to
investigate. The trouble involves L..
600 men. The mines involved consti.
tute almost wholly the coal supply of
Alberta and a large part OF Saskatche-
wan.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10
He Died For His Friend.

BUTTE, April 3.-An act of gener.
Osity for a friend who was nursing IA
sick wife will cost Andrew Sanders
his life. Sanders was terribly scalded
in a collision between the two crack
trains on the Northern Pacific rail-
road yesterday, near Garrison, Mont.
Sanders had taken the run for the
day to accommodate Fireman Taylor,
the regular man of the North Coast
Limited, and he failed TO heed the
warning Cry OF the engineer to jump
when their engine crashed into the
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-04-10

We furnish all kinds of help on short
notice. Help for private families,
hotels, restaurants, also labor for
ranches, railroads, contractors.
Telephone calls and mail orders
receive prompt attention.
Pig: First Ave South.
Telephone 274-L Great Falls Mont
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for Rent.

Two ranches, well improved, all land under
irrigation: one containing 80 and the other $40
acres, near Iantic, Montana. for rent. either
slngly or together: 30 acres of alfalfa on the 32O-
acre ranch; the 2loHcre ranch principally all hay
land: excellent water: school house on one
ranch. and One-half mile from the other: a sec.
ton of leased school land will be included. For
particulars and terms apply to or address
GEORGE Z. ROSS, Chinook, Montana.
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"PFints All the News,"

II any reader OF the RIVER PRESS
considers it worthy of recommendation
to friends, the favor will be very high.
ly appreciated by It's publishers.
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The HeIena-Butte Electric Railway.

HELENA. April, 2-The FIRST work
on the Helena Butte Electric Railway
began this morning. when a party
started out on a tour of observation
up either Orc Elmo or Grizzly gulch.
The definite route has not been decided
on, but the party will go as far as
possible by team at the present time.
The roads are not in the best of CON
dition and the surveyors do not expect
to 60 very far now.
The party consists of Engineer A.
w. Varharn of the electric company,
Engineer Mckittrick of the Helena
Power Transmission company, w. T.
Hull, secretary of the Helena Com
mercial club, and former Sheriff JEFF
O'Connell, acting as guide and driver.
After the different gulches have been
inspected, the surveyors will proba-
bly, go up towards Rimini, which is
considered by engineers to be the
most feasible and easy route to Butte
for an electric line.
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Ewes for Sale.

An outfit OF about 1850 bred ewes for sale be-
fore April %. They sheared nine pounds last
year and are in good condition. Address
IL. c. EVERS, Big Sandy.
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LOU coy
House Furnishing Co.
French Block, Great Falls.

line of House Furnishings oil
every description. Best goods and
prices in town. While in town
come and get "a go-cart to wheel the
baby. No charge.
4I2-4I4 First Avenue South.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss@ss the Of &MZzZzM
For Sale.

The Vim. Wolf property on lowe, Main street,
consisting CT two lots, frame house, stable and
other buildings. Apply to
JOHN WARD, Fort benton.