davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Suicide ut Fairburn.

Word was received here yesterday
morning that James Pitcher of Fair
burn, had committed suicide by
shooting himself. Particulars could
not be obtained. Sheriff Ennis and
Coroner McFadden left for the scene
of the tragedy yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. Pitcher and family for a time
last winter resided on the Bennett
ranch five miles east of Custer, but
early last spring moved to Fairburn.
where he has been engaged as & sec
ton hand on the Northwestern rail-
road. Deceased is said to be about
thirty-five years of age and leaves
a wife and two or three children
Custer Chronicle.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
LIST OF PRIZES.
Thirteen TO Wall and Many to Others
Grown From Sod.

Thirteen TO wall ana Many to Others
Grown From Sod.
Following is the list of exhibitors
who were awarded first prize for ag-
ricultural and mineral products at
the Railway Jubilee held in Rapid
City, September CT, 1907:
Best collection of vegetables, Chris
Anderson.
Cabbage, w. II. Tompkins.
C~auIihower, Areta Stoermer.
Red and Yellow tomatoes, Chris
Anderson.
White onion, w. II. Tompkins.
Red onion, Areta Stoermer.
Bects, Glen Brooks.
Turnip, Lee Hale,
Loaf bread, Mrs. George Berry.
Honey, Isaac Cramer.
Wild plum Jelly, Mrs. T. Taylor.
California plums, Levi MCGEE.
Lombard plumg, Mrs. j. Il. Cos
sage.
Mcintosh apple, Winter Green APP
pie, Mrs. +. NJ. Murphy.
Mann apple, Transparent apple,
Wall Bridge apple, Jeanette apple,
Pollen Green apple, Strawberry crab
apple, Bell Flower apple, Iowa Beauty
apple, Prices Sweet apple, Thaler APP
pie, Ben Davis apple, Arthur apple,
IIibernell apple, Tclcnskey apple, Red
Astrachan apple, Northern Spy apple,
Yellow Siberian apple, Red Siberian
c%rabapple, Haslett apple, Martha
crabapplc, Longfilcd apple, Wolf
River apple, Charlie Moff apple
Pcnankcc apple, McManus apple,
Banana apple, Dakota Grecning APP
pie, idaho cralapple, twcnty-eighu
var. les. G. Thomson.
Wealthy, Transparent, Whitney,
No. 20, Wealthy 2, Cabcl Hale.
Butter Beans, i orgc buckingham.
Red pepper, @Aii5 Anderson.
Pie plant, &c c buckingham.
Radish, w. II. ,'ompkins.
Parsnips, w. II. Tompkins.
Table tomato, Frank Fahrcnwauld
Celery, Chris Anderson.
kentucky Wonder Bean, Fred c.
Mccain.
Red potatoes, Otto Anderson.
White potatoes, l.. 70. Parrish.
Broom grass, Otto Anderson.
Flax. j. G. IIcndrickson.
Millctt, Il. A.. ~art.
Rutabaga, Frank Walters.
Musk melon, HALEY Bros.
Squash, O.. u. Alfs.
Summer squash, M. Mcdonald.
Cucumber, O. e. Ais.
Hubbard squash, St. Clair.
Carrot, David l%lankins.
Broom millett, r. II. Conifr.
Yellow lent corn, M, Mcdonald
Water melon, w. A. Mackerell.
Vegetable oysters, w. 1. Tomp
kins.
Alfalfa, from II ranch, Prev
Claim.
Wild grass, IIammerquist.
Winter wheat, Fred Holcomb.
White Fife wneat, A. Muhlberger
Bearded wheat, Walter Ryan.
Macaroni wheat, Otto Anderson.
White Russian Side oats, Pete
Hammerquist.
Oats, Hans Nelson.
Barley, John frankie.
Spelts, j. w. Waterson.
Pop corn, Frank Fahrenwauld.
White Dent corn, Joseph Jay.
Sunilower, George Hurtz.
Sweet corn, w. II. Tompkins.
Thomas Taylor had the tallest cor,
stalk there, which measured ten fee
and six inches.
Mineral prizes as follows:
First, M. j. Scanlon; second, L
A.. Richards; third, Charles upham
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Prizes for Poultry and Stock.

The following persons won prizes
for poultry and stock at the recent
Jubilee held in this city:
Barred Plymouth Rock, Mrs.
Ross Anderson.
First prize for best poultry of any
breed won by H. w. Foye, Silver
Laced Wyandottes.
For best collection Of poultry,
AIRS. G. D. Smith took first prize
There We're eight varieties.
Ross Anderson took first prize for
roadster yearling colt.
Roadster sucker colt, Walter OF
to. first; Jacob Clitz, second; r. A.
Van Loan, third.
Grade stallion. first, w. A. Scott.
Road stallion, first. w. A. Scott.
T~wo-year-old Coach stallion,
Joseph jay.
Three-year-old grade stallion. An
drew Randolph.
Percheron stallion. l. B. Parrish.
shetland pony. Charles and VIII
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Prizes Awarded for Races.

The following named persons won
prizes of first, second and third
money at the races held during the
past three days:
On Thursday, the Indian pony
races, Big Turnip, first; Sam Ghost,
second.
Squaw race, Mrs. Poor Buffalo,
first; Miss One Feather, second.
Sack race, w. Carroll, first; Eagle
Ring, second.
Squaw foot race, Eagle Fox, first;
Mrs. Poor Buffalo, second.
Rescue race, Fred Hammerquist,
first; Charles Potter, second.
Foot race, free for all, l.. M. Cam
bury, first; Cary Hodnett, second.
Friday-Indian pony race, Thorn
as Two Arrows, first; Eagle Fox, sec
ond.
Cow boy race, H. Bailey, first;
Tom Burke's horse, second.
Saturday-Indian pony race, Spot
ted Eagle, first; Big Turnip, second.
Squaw race, Mrs. White Feather,
first; Mrs. Poor Buffalo, second.
Pony race, free for all, Fred Ham
merquist, first; James Clark, sec
ond; Spotted Eagle, third.
Saddle race, free for all, Ed
Rhodes, first; Robert Holcomb, sec.
ohd; Anthem Hammerquist, third.
Horse race, free for all, II. Bailey,
first; Big Turnip, second, Anthem
Hammerquist third.
Riding bucking broncho, Steve
Belson, first; Charles Mclaughlin
second.
Ladies' riding contest, Mrs. Ross
Anderson, first; Miss Hazel Frease
second.
Night shirt race, Earl Taylor
first; Fred Hammerquist, second.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

shaking up. He was not seriously
injured but he sports Il Of the
swcllest mahogany colored eyes in
town as a consequence
Clarence Sanders departed Mon
day evening for Thermopolis, Wyom-
ing, where he goes for the benefit OF
his health. He was accompanied BY
his brother, Elmer, who will remain
with him. Their stay will be in
definite.
Tuesday noon Il team hitched TO
the city hack became frightened and
ran from the barn to Sixth street,
upsetting the hack and splitting out
a couple of lady passengers. The
vehicle was pretty badly damaged
but the occupants escaped uninjured.
William Wallin, son Of A. A.
Wallin, met with a bad accident
while coupling cars at Underwood,
Tuesday. IN making toe cotplfng
his hand got between the bumpers
and was badly crushed demonstrating
the amputation Of the third finger
on his right hand.
Marshall Gum arrested Antonio
Herman, Il half-brccd Indian, for
being drunk and disorderly Thurs
day. The justice gave the fellow q
light fine and costs, amounting to
$l2.25 which the Indian was unable
TO pay. Eugene IIolcomb stood
good 70 the fine and the man was
released
Mrs. +. p. Hooper and little
daughters Hattie and Merle returned
home Sunday from an extended Wis
it with relatives at her old home,
Bar Harbor, Michigan. Mrs. Cclina
Thcal accompanied Mrs. Hooper on
her visit, returning home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper are now oc-
cuDying a residence on East st. Joe
street.
Sanford Dodge and company
played Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday nights IN Library Hall. The
work was not altogether admirable
the only enjoyable feature beiag the
orchestra music. The lIurlbuL or
c~hestra furnished the music and il
was good-the show, well we will
drop The curtain on that and let ii
pass without further comment.
Two accidents happened during
the last day of the celebration which
were the only serious accidents oc-
curing during the entire week. Dur.
ing the Indian pony race one of the
horses boltcd with its rider and
crashed into the big arch on Main
street. The Indian suffered a frac.
turcd leg and n rib was also broken
He received prompt surgical care
and is getting along all right. Tht
other accident happened also or
Main street during the afternoon Of
the last day. Mrs. Maria N. Jonc.
was run down by some parties in {
buggy II very seriously injured.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
MISS CHRISTINE PETERSON
Jessie Hoover, the preceptress of the

Jessie Hoover, the ~preceptress of the
School of Agriculture at B%rookings,
will deliver an address on "Why take
d Course in Domestic Science" DR..
Brigham, dean Of the school, will de-
liver an illustrated lecture, his sub
ject being Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts as taught in Brookings. He
will use a stereopticon, and presents
excellent views of the buildings, Hor-
,ticultWral and Agricultural expert
ment plots, and live stock at Brook
ings.
The afternoon of the second day
Miss Hoover will meet the ladies
and demonstrate the use of the
"Fireless Cooker" and speak upon
some subject of interest.
Everything is free-every person
is invited.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
FARMERS INSTITUTE

At Rapid City, September so and
October 4.
On the above dates a farmers and
stock growers institute will be held
at the place named, at which the
subjects discussed will be Fruit
Growing, Gardening, Alfalfa and
Cloyers, Tame Grasses, Crop Rota-
ton, Good Seed Grains. Horse, Cat
tie and Swine Breeding. and feeding,
Dairying. Poultry, Soils, Cultivation
and Moisture and Home Sanitation
and Care of the Sick" by the best
talent We can procure.
The evening 81 the lrst day Miss
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Mr.. Murphy Hurt,

Last evening when the band struck
up a team Of horses took a little
spin around and caused John II.
Murphy to be knocked over and
somewhat injured. He had a small
cash cut in his head, and may have
been otherwise hurt, but it is not
thought his condition is serious.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
South Dakota Row Unro,,cd

washington. d. C.---Midshipman
Ilil 2. IIird, OF sturgis, S. D., has
peen appoanted cadet commander Of
4 brigade Of midshipmen for the
coming yetr at Annapolis naval
academy.
This is the highest position In the
brisade and is regarded as d dis
tinglistang honor II ID made On
i1e basis ofgeneral sflciency.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Wedding Bells.

Arthur l.. Moore and Florence A.
Warrington, both Of Leslie, S. D.,
were married in this city Saturday
Septembe 18th. Rev. S. G.. Butcher
performed the ceremony.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Auctionccr.

Having located near Rapid City. 1
wish to announce to the people Of
the dity land surrounding country
that | am ready to take up my pro-
fession as auctioneer. Write me, or
inquire of J. N. Lewis, at Henry's
grocery store. j. X. Henrie.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

liam Buell., first; Houston schrader,
second.
Grade draft colts, Cabel Hale,
first: L. E. Parrish, second; Charles
Harter, third.
Saddle Shetland, Paul Babue.
Fast draft, A. J.. Mccain.
J.. E. Parrish won sweepstakes for
best stallion of any breed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Died.

In Rapid City, September 10,
1907, John B. Quiggle, Of kidney
trouble, at the age of seventy-seven
years and six months. The deceased
was an old soldier and the funeral
was conducted by the local G. A.. R.
Thursday afternoon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
a Shooting scrape at Kadoka.
Bank Rnrrlnnixnd

Miibank, s. d., Sept. g. The first
State Bank Of Strandburg was mr.
Starved yesterday. The vault was
entered, safe blown up, and s2,a52
s,oien' There We're four or Ave bur
s.afs, One burglar stood in the
street and shot up the town while
me Others looted the bank. The
robbers escaped. The. bank is fully
insured against burglary.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
G. McGonigal,
CuSter g n

If its good you will find it at
Lange & Lange's.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
For Sale.

One secondhand p~ostofice outfit for
sale cheap. Address, A. Sampson,
Woonsocket, S. d.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Strayed.

From my pasture near Custer early
in June of this year. The animal is
a dark bay horse with white star in
forehead, weight about LOO pounds
branded on left hip 7HR connected.
Liberal reward offered for any infor-
nation or return of horse at my
home.
$50. G. McGonigal,
Custer, S. D.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

For wedding rings, wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts, see
Trowbridge.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
.Fairburn Items.

Sam Cutringcr is helping Lin
Shorten bale hay this week.
Jim Young went to Hot Springs
t1c sixth, returning the eighth. He
was looking for n hay market.
w. .. Schrader and wife are taxi
ing a trip back to their old home
IN Draper, where his father sim
lives.
Miss May Ellis is with us once
more, having returned from Irwin,
iowa, after spending the .asummer
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Duncan were
passengers to Rapid City Thursday
TO tax In the railroad jubilee, re-
turning Saturday evening.
Miss Bertha Lenning also Ernn.t
lieadlun. left Sunday for spearGsh
where they will attend the Normal
ochoo for the coming school wear.
~. Gregerson and family left Non
DAY for a visit to his old home NJ
Dawson, N. D., going by the way OF
Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith, w. Bod
ehher, Charles McKeyer went 10
Rapid City the sixth. Miss Katie
McDerm and Mrs, w. Bodenner went
inc seventh, all taking in the Jubilee.
John Arnel's brother-in-law, Clar-
ehce cavask, left Monday for Cana
ul' where he will join his father.
John Smith started for Huron to
me state fair the ninth. He will
iook around for fine cattle with n
view or stocking his ranch.
FRED McDermand has been bnlinp
nay. He failed to get n car 50 IN
slowing 1T away in the palmetar
building.
Last Friday VIC we're startled with
me news OF a suicide, Jim Piche
having shot himself ms no was about
TO go to his work on the section No
reason Is given for 1t. as there was
no trouble ut home. He leaves n
VIE and two little children. Mrs
Plcher and children go to her moth
or IN the eastern part of the state
this week.
a shooting Scrape at Kadoka.
Pierre, Sept. 10.--News arrived
mere today Of n double tragedy which
IS SAID to have taken place this
morning at Kadoka. one OF the new
towns on the Chicago, Milwaukee
ana 81. Paul railroad In the south
western part Of Stanley county.
y l. Lawrence, a resident Of that
pace Is reported to have killed his
VIE and then to have committed
SUICIDE by turning the gun on him
sei1. the shooting was the outcome
OF a Quarrel which arose over family
and financial matters.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

Keep your eye on Rapid City and
watch The Union grow,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

Union office for job printing,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

See Lange for watches
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18

&tit6 fiG ben 9elpeaanaen BEG SHIPPERS anpast,
obne .5M 1ei6eII ODER GGmer5erf Ga berurfnhen.
9no foitet ipeniaer dIS bieIe aetuDbnIidbe 8rude
bnnoer. So babe ben 3Teis 70 nieorig gefest.
c0B 5e0eEnl211ns reid ober atm, lie fa1Ifen lam,
ENn t9 9aEnHtite Tie nbioIlit. SD made fte 1ltf
~nre 8efteuung-i@i6e fie Gu6-Str tra9t fie,
anS iuenn fie @u@ .nidt sufriebenfteIt. ihidI
9uer @eIo .spiebsr smriid. Dies ii Sic anfrids
ttafte Sfferfe. Die ie bon efHem @rtd.Speaias
Itifen aeria&t tomrbe. 9fe 8nrfeu ober ans
eere aTaeiebeie Blraer bier tn Qtarfbau tperoen
&nd fageR, baB i'd auf oiefe Beiie meine Gee
f6dfte betreibe - inin1er abf0Iut reeu.
8ter III. tpos Sas. Britton. Elm berborraGeIts
&c. g. STOOLS, gsa.-Berfber Serrl Sd lit
feit fetbs Sagren on 8ru6 un6 bate INNER ges
f9tverben. biz i'd Sbre 8orri9tnno befam. sic
m febr lei1t Al trd9ef, Ddbt gut lirto fet tfno
leirb tue6er BEL 3aa ODER NGdt Idfti9. Sn Der
Sbat. MandbI11I iuibte id rint oaB i'd tie trna.
Sic fnIieBt fidb Der 85rperform an unb hdIt an
i'd mid beiinbe. IS tpitrSe elm iUirfIiber 9eoen
fem, trenT ole Die 1lngl1dIi6er. Die on 8rid
!etber. ole 8ro0fs 8rumSSGrrintun9 fanferi ino
fraaeU tpiirben. Sic tpifroen eS fi@er ME be-
reien. Nlein BrRm lit QehetIt, ano nihts aIls
Seres OILS Sbre 8orri6tuna that es. Sas.
Benn S5s auss rnoaIide bsrin6f babt. fou,nt
NIeinen ar5Bfen grfoIa. Gdreibt bente, nnb i'd
tdide enb nlein BUD ilber Brmm u1o oefien
9eiIl1a. ipeIde3 meiHe 8orri6tnng 5eigt lnh
ben Breis Anb Narlen bon 2elten, bic fe bers
-fndbteR uHo QebeiIt ipuroen. dHgibt. Gle 4efpdhrt
fofcrt NtnDerunQ, tpeI1 0ue3 dnoere febliblagt.
Beacbtet, i'd hd6e feline @aIben, fein @ef9irr,
feline 2iqen. Ssnr elm reeues Sei6dtt 81 rldBb
aem 8reife.
8. e.grssls. 3s12ssssss stts. asssIsau, aaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18
Ntc 1enaa a.

MelteSte bentiGle Bud3banoluua,
nir.t,t 8eiteIuuaen far eurDpdiihe
unb anteritauiihe Beitunaen, Belt.
iG]riften unb Bidder in naea GprnHer
enteeaen.
Die Mseibea, : 2rmaerei ferti1t
6Dhseits', @eburtstnns. unb ginlns
bunQstarter unb nue arberen Druid.
laden an uno empfteblt iit beiunbers
far ben Druid npn Statnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18
SiOmtttttras mlnldt Gun

Henr Sbr @uh iFaenomc Aieoer.
laner woat, tut ca entlanG Der 81.
ME Der
Gan 3lmtDniO & Mramia1
BAT Saba,
in @nrteu'D iitritt oes Gtaates. De,
funobeit uno alima uniibertrpfer
NiIiae 36noereien fir ben Earuaer
Warttadrtner. Sbits Mnb BiehalHter.
Weaen ginselbeiten tpenoet gud1 on
Ger. &. XuptDr, q. IS. w.
Gan NntDniu. Eerns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18
VIM. j. STUCKE.

Gnftman 4noats, Cameras uue
pbUtDarnpbiihe utenIilien.
Mniaturs&r wiro i0rofdltia fer
tiaaefieGt.
400 Cfsg ytrsse,l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18
sasaer baDsri(dber zstinillsr.
3As &aate1aes 8e5ItbY@& s&tss geiMe k&ass
tnfstbfd3 aftysd1sm @t,aASta,

8ereiiS felt Sdbren gait bsr hiyslid
gam bapsrtf9en Stnotsminifer bts
~Stnreren ernanate bisberigt 8eeisz
fssgsprGfoent bon Regensburg unb
bar Dberpfals. 5riebrid Marimilton
I. @rettretd. als Der .tommsr,be
Damn b. ;. ais bet Na9fDlser bes
$taataasiuiittrs @rafen b. Seitibfd,
bsr mad ~26iabrissr Mirfiamteit ais
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-18

sps..aw . a,...w&
a',ssI DsssH 9D2sn Ga1sss aa0
s Tssuas'e" 0"a fs'"sh p0fsa 6as
- - ,e~e m.
~.sss ss''1 Y. I 49, Loo eumD..s
xsss FI aa an Wei . unn.
Urs vssass p'S.i'o'aae
sasses o." aia a~a.Sss.'I's sssse"s.
XIV: .p1'p. looo psas.asansnpt ~
2ansN. A on pme5...sau''alaah "
%s~.as leoo Dssss.1ansssa'9 anp
m sEsssn. Ia1 DI 1nop NV
saS.a a p NV ~ ''ss@
NsSs'. ms m ms -
IN wa. u',a.l.ss e.. aass.n.@
s9sA, ~ 2.lsp.aaSsuvs, u"sl.
na.s a"e saI.sua FV
Nv ssl.liAaI.s.V isgs'
ss..,,a puyaas 'aDeH ne 1sn 1ssmsl'e.M y
ysa.klV LUZ ]. pFen rpsIa, k'seo.paaa
W." a. Ss sasa opaI11u ~
wv .s'3s.us pes &sul c.slp.s. ICE
u.sse Euu.U.s Lp'sss.p. 9s1at.'Y' g
TX Ss mm, Nv Sau.p:s1v
.aassa ylY.|s.!.n
zsiue r~erfpritRithe TbHttufett .ntfdItet
pnA aud pubI1tntf6 Die NBrbsruns
osf QaHbnirtbf@aft argefrsM. Dor
snzigsa Sabrer na6m er an elmer Stu.
hknrfiit ber Deutf&sn 0onbfpirtbp
3@nftfi9tn eeieni@nft bur& bic Der.
&anafen tbsil; be BET befer Runbe
tour gsmoGttn Grfabrunssn bat er in
strer tpert4pOaen DentI1rift nseber.
gssess. Gr TT WeriuTer mebrerer bod
gt@dtter, ebenfp Observation-Disclosures ME
pruttH@.r Werte ouf ldnbnirtbf6dft@
IiHem @ebtet. Sen &eoensbura tpurbe
@petsres&s shefben urs 70 mebr Be-
Aouert, ais er bort burA fetn mit fell
ssnes Ghaffenstraft betbdtiates unb
init beftem grfpIae aefrbntes Wirfen
auf fHtnmtIihen @ebteten bes 5oaiolen
lebens unb Der 2aubpirthfhaft font.
ixssh fein WobItponen oeaei, Hsomt.
rpb Bhro.rfnaft oIer 6erasn aetpons
ret bate. 8restrsid IN Rdtbolit unb
rast elmer p~rotefantin perhsirat6et.
r.. $50
~" aDss on Saytsa
!9un maroe Wfre. 1aleI0m Soo'
s9.na Sgrup p0n Ntt9lOnen pnu
Dtutlern oelm Sa1ner oer Eitloet
angsDenOes: soIrlI Ou IN SglaIe
garp Peg SDrelen elnee Hinoes &C.
Iort, ooB I'M Bagnetl III uno ogr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
Hustlino on the w. & S. Road.

The trolley of the w. & S. VIII DC
completed by Saturday forenoon at the
latest and is now strung to within hall
a mile of Shawmut. The first car VIII
be run over the road sometime during
the day Saturday. AS far as the track
is concerned the road is complete and
needs only surfacing to finish it. Mr.
Gerald has soi. gravel from his pits to
the company building the new pulp
mill in Shawmut and it will be hauled
over the now road as soon as possible"
The Waterville and Fairfield Electric
Light & Power Co. are putting the
cross arms on the W. & S. trolley poles
for the transmission Of power for the
lighting system which they are to II.
stall in Shawmut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
Great Bird Colony.

I'll" most noted colony of sea birds, and
the largest on the Atlantic coast south of
Greenland, is situated in the Gulf of st.
Lawrence, some fifty miles north of Cape
Erctnn. Tic island is about so wards
long. from 80 to 40 yards wide and from
80 to lac feet high. Seven different species
OF sea birds are found on the island.
Al ont 400 birds il,habit the island
which was discovered in 1894 by Jacques
Cartier. who, like all subsequent visitors
to the isle. was aStoniShca at the number
of birds to lie seen il and about the rock.
Cartier states in his journal that boat
load of the birds WAS killed in very
could have been secured if they had de-
sired thcm.-Fur News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
9Th MAINE BATTERY
The Boys Renew Old Acquaintance
Thursday in Gardiner.

The reunion Of the 9Th Maine Bat
terry was held in this city yesterday
at Grand Army hall. 1t was originally
intended to hold the reunion at the
residence Of George w. Gardiner IN
Farmngdale if the weather had been
pleasant. and as it rained it was DEEM
ed advisable to hold it at the hall.
A dinner was served at the hall by
four comrades residing in Gardiner as
sisted by their ladies. After dinner
commencing at 80 the business meet-
ing was held.
The business meeting was opened
by Pres. Gardiner and after the read
ing Of the records interesting remarks
were made by Corydon Powers, ana
their old commander Major G. T. Stew
ems.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Arno Little; vice presl-
dent. Frank Spiller; secretary ana
treasurer. George A. Bowie.
The following members were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. James White, MI
and Mrs. Reuel Dunton. Henry Cum
mings, l.. ID. Allen, of Augusta; WIN
II. Mason and daughter of Halloween
Frank Fogg. Saco: Mr.. and Mrs. cory
don Powers. Caribou; Mr.. and MIS-
George w. Pelton. West Gardiner; Ar
no Little, No. Vassalboro; Frank Spil.
Ter, Webb Mills; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM D.
Weber, Brookline; Mr.. and Mrs. 'eV'
w. Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. b. 5. Sihit'
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. -
Bowie
The meeting next year will be heiu
at Island Park
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
comino Opera House Attraction.

Manager Kellehcr of the City Opear
house has some fine plays booked for
tho conirg season. The Waterville
Oncar hn,,.c has formerly been run
urder TIE direction of Il syndicate and
the ratr rs had to be content with
whatever attraction they would send
over the circuit but now Mr.. kellcher
has leased the house for one year and
can book the plays that the theatre
goers OF this city appreciate. La
Barre Brothers Minstrels." Sept. Q anG!
Hearts Of Cold" on the following
evening. are the next attractions.