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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-09-21
The Mining News for So.

Children's Suits any style and
size and price, at Strecker's
Sites, Idaho.
l can fit you in Ready Made
Suit at prices $40, $3.50, $3.50,
and $40, and will absolutely
guarantee style, fit and wear or
money refunded. M. P.STRECK-
Err, Sites, Idaho.
C. M. Butler, of Sites, county
commissioner from this district,
and H. A. Greving, merchant at
Sites, were visitors in Elk City,
Dixie, Orogrande and Newsorhe
the past week, Mr.. Butler to in
speot the roads and Mr.. Growing
to look after his business inter-
ests. Mr.. Butler stated to the
editor of this paper that a force
of about 80 men were employed
by Messrs. Meeker and Erskine
on the road last Friday, and that
on that day they moved camp
from Switchback to Corral Hill.
Mr.. Butler stated the roads are
in such bad condition, from the
almost incessant rain the past
summer, that the money to be
expended on the road will not go
as far as had been hoped for.
Mrs. Mary Bennett and Con-
stable Wallis arrived Wednesday
from Grangeville to take posses
sion of personal property claimed
by Mrs. Bennett, which she al
leges was left in the postofice
building when she and Mr.. Ben
nett disposed Of their business
here several years ago. The
property in question consists of
safe, show case, heating stove
and a table. The safe and show
case were found in possession of
Mrs. Emma Meinert, and Con-
stable Wallis replevied them and
| placed them in the hands of local
parties. The table and heating
stove were found in possession
of G. E. Hamilton. Mrs. Ben
net made affidavit and had it pre-
scented, but was persuaded from
taking further action in the case
at the present time. Both the
parties in whose possession the
goods were found were innocent
holders of the articles. 1t is
probable more law will be re-
quired to settle the affair before
| it is finally disposed Of.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-09-21
Collection Notice.

Having disposed of my bust
ness in Elk City, with the inten-
ton of leaving by the first of
November, | desire all persons
indebted to me to call and settle
by that time. j. W. DUFFIELD.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
SWAN RIVER.

April Paul KrOttoschinski was
in Fawndale Saturday
Peter J. Gregersen was county
seat visitor Saturday.
Miss Ruby Arneson left for her
home in Saltwater Saturday.
Miss Edna F. Taylor spent Sstur.
day in Little Falls visiting relatives.
The wedding bells will soon be
ringing for few young couples.
The funeral of Mrs. Blais Sobieck
was we'll attended. It took place al
St. Stanislaus church Monday,
Chas. Hanfie1 attended to business
matters in Little Falls Thursday.
Rev. john Mode of Rices was out
here Good Friday visiting friends.
The recent high water has damaged
of bridges in this vicinity.
Martin Larsen attended to busin ess
matters in Little Falls Friday.
Gust Pierzinski who has been en-
ployed at Staples came home Satur
dav.
The funeral of the late Fred Sheedy
was we'll attended, the procession be
ing about one mile in length.
Miss fora Larsen is visiting friends
in Little Falls this week.
Toe first mail since last Thursday
was received Wednesday on r. F. D.
No. 8. Royalton. The mail wa
hauled over on q boat to the west sid.
of the river where team was engaged
to take the mail out.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
SULLIVAN LAKE

March 90 to 3O.-T. s. Look came
home from Pierz sundav last.
Raymond Sims and sister, Miss
Mable, John and Marvin Britt at
tended q da- CO at Vlne]and Saturday
night.
Mr.. John Kramer ard son cane
home Sunday after spending q week
On Mr.. K. homer tsad near Cove.
They have been repairipg the house.
Mr.. K. SAYS he will 90 there to live If
he can rebt bis farm.
To all appearance they are dol 6 a
rushing bushes. at Fiddleyille, j1dg-
Ing by the boxes strewn al ng the
road,
Jas. Tayl was at Sucker Brock
Monday and Tues lay helping ID. w:
Sims put up ice. Gci'g to have l
scream.
Samuel Cyrus drove up to 7, S.
Leok g Monday and reports the rad
in terrible condition.
All flats are .kes and bridges in a
fair wav to float awav.
Our mail carrier was unable to get
through on time Tuesday owing to
the thaw.
The proprietor OF the Midway hotel
must ind some strong attraction In
Granite, when it takes nine hours to
drive six miles and such round
about way.
6. W. Waller was at the p. o. on
Tuesday.
School will commence Monday
next, all things are favorable.
Raymond Sims will 60 to Grand
Rapids, MIMI, to remain during the
summer. Wages $50 per month.
g. W. Waller was at Princeton on
business the last of the week.
Mrs. L. P. Ford has been quite sick
with neuralgia of the heart, but is
better at this writing.
House cleaning is the order Of the
day, also paper hanging, etc.
G. E. Look is making q harness for
7. s. Look.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
RAIL PRAIRIE

April 2-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Thompson, March "a, a son.
School in Dist. No. 70 opened April
/. with Miss Gertrude Kay as teacher.
The dance given at G. Anderson s
Saturday night was we'll attended.
A good time is reported.
The lucky trail is kept pretty we'll
open of late. isn't 1t John?
Joseph Pierce of Clough called on
friends in this vicinity Easter Sun
day.
Henry Olson is staying with his
brother, g. Olson, near Little Falls.
T. Nj. Balverson is very sick at pres.
eht.
Alexander Quick is also on the sick
list this week.
A. E. Erickson was caller In Fl.
Ripley last Monday.
Christ Luckel called in Dist. &c
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. BorQstrom drove tc
Little Falls Thu rsday, returning Sat
urday.
Nearly everybody in this vicinity
is afflicted with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Davis moved in.
to the Mat Pugh place in Scandal Val
ley last week.
Anton Erickson is working at thu
Olson Stroming sawmill.
M. Tubbs is expected nome thil
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
GrumbIe Corner

April How many were April
fooled we don't know.
Rev. and Mrs. Emil Olson returned
from Aberdeen. WASH, last Friday.
He says this country is the best Of all.
We do not know yet what congrsga-
ton he will accept.
Services will be held next Sunday at
tbs school house in distrit No. IS at
2 lock p. m. Rev. Emil Olson will
offciate. All are invited.
David Swanson came home for a
short visit.
All the old policemen got fred and
new ones will be appointed tomorrow
morning by Mayor Blomquist
Miss Hanson left for Little Falls
this week, as two dressmakers are toe
many for this place.
Miss Minnie Peter has opened 8
dressmaking shop here. Latest spring
styles turned out at this establish
ment.
Herman Hanson filled up some hole!
on Yankee street that needed atten
ton.
Some of the bachelors were ou
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
A. l.. COLI NOT DYING.
Report That Former Can
didate for Governor Is
Dying, EXAGGERATED

Wadena Pioneer journal: The re-
pert . 1blisbed last week that A. l..
C.. le was dying in the south, wae ex-
sggreattd Mr.. Cole has not been in
tue south, and while he is a sick man.
he ia not considered to be in q
socially dangerous condition.
VT. Cole ha: been taking treatment
10 a eauitarium ard his friends and
the family feel that he is lmproylrg
W. +. Bers,n. Of this city. VINO
kne y Mr.. Coils for many years at
Motley has been advised that MI.
Cole is not Dangerously i'll. As soon
as LIE 50 y the published report stat
Ing that his old friend was near
death door Mr.. Bens IN wrote to
tiud out the true facts He rays Mr..
Cole is getting along 6rst--rate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05

Buys have the m 81 ready in about
week or Sc. 1t i uIre:Atocd that
$50 1t. lady II i'll arrive at tnat time.
Tegner Knuitoa was at Ft. Ripley
last Saturday.
F. j. Page vas st Pillager last Fri
day.
Harman All2uer las started to
build new ho1se On his place that
he bought last fill.
Theodore AID Fred prefc>tt aud
henry Burlicg ~ent hack to Pillager
last Tuesday.
Mach Rail went to Pill ger on bust
ness todsy.
Eli Bowde- g, bis farm back again
which he rented last II. It Is under
stood he will sta in the chicken husi-
NJ IS and will havs 10 ut six or seven
thousand chickens to I'll in the fall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
HUFF

april an. Battlis and family Wis.
tied in Randall Sunday.
Arthur 9ish visited with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wynn.
in Todd county Sunday.
Only verv small patches of snow are
to be seen now and roads and fields
are drying fast.
The constable made visit on the
property of the Children and Mrs.
Graves and took away some cattle q
horse and some household goods.
It is reported that there Is trouble
with our town affairs. We hope it is
not serious, but our affairs need In.
vestigation in Parker town. We are
not much better than other folks.
Geo. ". Gish is grinding feed to.
day.
There was Sunday school ut the
church Sunday.
Our teacher failed to appear at bel
school Monday and no word from her.
Seems strange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
SWANvlLLE

April 2.-AndreW J. Smith and L.
S. Bishop of Sank Centre were Swan
Vile visitors Thursday.
-Al. Matteson of Little Falls visi-
ted Egb >rt Vapzile THURSDAY.
Eghert Vsnzils went 10 Minneapolis
Saturday where he has secured 4 job
as eecond cook.
Mr.. Burhasd OF Worthington was a
Swanville visitor Friday. He informs
US that he will open ths creamery here
April 10.
VIM. Hindermann of Bruce has the
contsa:t for ekidding the basewood
logs from the piling grounds to the
cars. Hs began work last week.
otto Hitzman returned from LeWes-
ton, Minn., Saturday. where he at
tended tbs funeral of his father. Miss
Re1chart who has been cashier of the
Peoples bank during his absence, "a.
turned to her home at Log Prairie
Saturday.
The Morrison County Teachers As
sociation met here Saturday. The
train from Little Falls was delayed
FIVE hours, causing them not to arrive
here until 8 90 p. m. The meeting
was held in Cox hall and was con-
dncted by the president, Mrs. Rose
Ed wards The speakers were Vern
Farr of Pillsbary, Prof. Ford of the
village schools, County Supt. Barne:
and Ralph Millard of the Little Fails
Business College The juvenile band
furnished music and about fifty teach
ers we're in attendance.
VIM. Thompson went to Minneapo
lie Thursday on business.
NJ. S. Hall was q business visito
Tuesday.
Edward Carson was Little Fall
visltor Wednesday,.
! Al. Cuskey and wife of Brainert
visited relatives. here over Sunday
They returned home Monday. Mis-
Helen Cuskey accompanied them.
John Stith and Lewes Hedin ca 81
up from Minneapolis Monday t.
spend q few days here.
Miss Pearson returned home fron
Grasstou and Duluth Saturday.
NJ. A. Anderson returned here from
Minneapolis Monday.
John 8. Cox returned home frol
Hopkins Monday.
The Easter dance given by the Fir
Department was one of the gayitis
of the season. Eighty-four couple
attended and fine time is reported
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
PEACEFUL VALLEY

April 3.-M e. Murray and Sam
Killian have been repairing what is
kown as the Avery house on the L. j.
Pickit place.
MIR. ard Mrs. J. G. Bartholomew
were Motley visitors Wednesday.
/. Mrs. w. 81. Avery and children ar
rived hers from Long Prairie Satur-
dAy after q visit of about ten days. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Ba-tholome y
came home Thursday. Jay lett Sat IT.
day moroing fur Cross Lake where be
has work for the simmer. Mrs. Bar:
thol ,mew intends to 20 in the course
of two or three weeks.
NJ. S. Draper transacted business in
Philbrook Wednesday.
Fred Randall, ST., is helping A. F.
McD Jnell at tae school mouse in Dist.
No. Ill.
A few of US spent Friday night at
the NJ. W. A hall in Lincoln.
There is to be poverty party at D.
B. McDonells place Tuesday night,
April 2.
Wednesday.
Howard Enke of Lincoln bought two
colts from B. Draper Monday.
Miss Julia Warmer has beeo work.
ing at Ole Nelson's.
Howard Holler of Staples was in
this neighborhood Monday.
The hl use aud grauary on the Ira
Bolsn place burned to the ground
Monday. with all their contents. Chas.
Riley had rented the place and was
living there, but was away from home
at the time. When he reached home
the house had burned and the granarJ
was just falling in
B. Draper and son. Mearl, drove tt
Long Prairie today to deliver q COW
which Henry Williams of that place
had purchased.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
AUSLAND

April 2.-Mach Rail, VIM. ToiJes,
Herman Allguer ard Dennis Tatro ar
rived from the woods last Wednesday
.. SMITH arrived fron Nor,home
last Tuesday where he has been for
the last three or four months.
Merton Smith and Ralph Bowder
went to Little Falls last Wednesday
and returned Thursday.
Vim. Jones went to the county seat
last Wednesday and returned Fri.
day.
Rosie Citrowski returned from
Northome last Sunday.
Ed. Rail and Roy Jones came home
from the woods last Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
KAWsEY

April 2. Geo. Ogg and John Stuhl
went to Folay Thursday.
MS. johnson. who has been on the
sick list 1,1 ttla p.st four weeks, is
slowly recovering.
Ethel Chase has gone TO minneapolis
to spend few months.
Rpbt. Mann and fsmily visited at
Ge,. Kirg's Sunday.
Clnrenes Youme - in Foley under
ths doctors care, frum the effects of
blood poisoning.
G. Cheeley has been oa the sick list
the past week.
Jas. Naweomt left for parts nm
kown last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05

Mrs. G. W. Stump Of Canton, Ohio!
writes: II wish I could induce every
mother who has a weak, sickly child
to try that delicious cod liver prepar.
alton, Vinol. Our little daughter was
pale, thin. and sickly. r..
I'VE tried various medicines, but
without any benefit whatever, and
she could not take cod liver oil or
emulsions, as they nauseated her and
upset her stomach.
Learning that Vinol contains all
the medicinal and strength-creating
properties Of cod liver oil, but with.
out the disagreeable oil, we decided to
try 1t. and the results were marvel.
GUS. so quickly was she restored to
health and strength.
we nave never sold medicine
equal to Vinol for delicate children.
WILLING s STORE DRUG
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
BUH

April 3.-Edwin Stuckmeyer bought
an Empire cream separator of f. J..
Wels at Freedmen Monday.
Peter Feol:oh Is back from the
woods.
Mike Eckel will leave for Alberta,
Canada next week to seek home.
stead.
We notice that the North Buh cor.
respondent 10 trying to raise long
beard besides q mustache.
J. j. Leeb is helping Ed. Stuck.
meyer "a wing wood.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05
GRANITE EXTRA,

April 2.-Tne roads are so bad tina
the psople can hardly get through.
We hsar that there Will be a new
schoolmaster IN the Granite school
next year.
We hope to see a saving machine
cone into our territory pretty soon.
Thee wolves were seen near the
MAth Gross place last week
A party will be gwen at George
Leeb ST., next wask. and go5d
time viii certainly be had. :. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-05

pretty late at Little F. lis rcct nt]y
Look little ont
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Now on this March 2nd. Ia07 ceros.
the Plaintiff BY his Attorney, and
SHOWS 70 the Court from the petition
heretofore hled In above cause apd
the aridayit Of Plaintiff fled herein.
that defendant, Hannah Bates. Is 4
nonresident OF the State OF Missouri
50 mat the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon her.
III Is therefore ordered BY the Couri
that publication be made herein nott'
Tying said defendant, Hannah RATES
nonresident defendant. that suit has
Deen commenced against her In The
circuit Court OF Audrain County Mis-
sour, tne object and general nature
" Wnicn Is 70 enforce a tar lien non
Q Following real estate Situated In
AuuIain County, Missouri, to.wit.
Ine west part Of Lot Eleven and tbo
north part Of Lot Twelve in Git
Survey Number Forty Three in !
City OF Mexico, Missouri,
NOW, therefore, you said defendant.
u ~ BATES, are hereby notified OF
sne nIing OF this suit, the object and
genera nature thereof, and unless yon
oe and appear at the next regnlsr
SeIm OF Audrain County Cirenit
Conrt' 70 be begun and held al Inc
court House in Mexico, Audrsin
county, Missouri, on the FIRST Mondav
10 Jure, 1907, and on or before ~
hrst DAY OF said term. answer or afher'
wise plead 10 Plaintiffs petition here.
IN Lne same Will be taken ag contesana
W Judgment rendered accordingly
AND it Is further ordered MAJ a
copy hereof be published In the Nevf
90 weekly LEDGER a weekly news
paper published IN Audraln Connie
mlSSouri, for four weeks succeSsiveiy
Lne last insertion 10 be at least a
uays oeiore the first day OF the said
next term Of court. 0Aiu
A true copy.
SEAL Attest: W. II. MoRR1s.
Circuit Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
SOCIETY A TALK.

Mrx C. C. bal. q 81. Louis. vii
arrive Ia this city next wednesday.
TO he the guest II Mrs z. T. Arnold
Jr., for q week
Mr.. and Mn- David Mos arrived in
Mexico last night abd will Re the
guests % relatives for some time.
Mtss Gertrude Fry after spen1ing
spie4sant Week In KAHsz> ~ity, ar
rived home to-day.
Mrs. George Lee 5 visiting in Nseun
No.
Mrs. r. NJ Clark, u Chicago, is the
guest q her parents, Mr.. ami Mrs
W. L. Kent
Miss PED Hzrris0n, who has spent
the winter 10 Porto Rca, "A expected
h8r1e BOon.
Nj and Ms frank Brninn ana son,
Of sturgen. Rave c0pe 10 EeTieo 70
reside
Ma c A. Bzss i tts guest 0; St
Louis friendA
AlH Laarz RObegtss& and guests
NiSs Thomas. Lgz1. witbex and
Wikson. returned 70 Columbia Monday.
Mia Yirsinsz Yapcy has returned
70 coiumbAa where abe Is a student az
TIE University.
MkR MAR Ruby and Mis- Igkz
Nusn. 10th Students At the yisitzsio1
eooreut. returned 70 81. Lals yes
terdHy, after . pleasant visit in Mex
Ac0.
Misses Louise BuckDeT, Mari Berry.
EsIe Campbell Ladye Ellen Halliday
ard Chriktizna Brennan viii return 70
TIE visitation convent. neKt Monday,
after spending q week 10 this citg.
Miss Lzdye Ellen Halliday, u 81.
Louis. and Miss Iska MurSG, q Hot
spFings, Arkansas. have been The
guests u Miss Mary Berry.
MA Kate Spence Is 10 Columbia -
yislt relatives
Mn Bedford. u Omaha, IL the guest
o. her daughter, MB. Z. V. Montague.
Ma w. W. Harper Leaves today
fx Kansas City to visit her mother
MsCELLANEOUS.
On MONDAY evening, the younger
members q TIE Eks gave q dance to
tboss girls Of the Visitation Convent
vbo are spending their Easter TacA-
ton 10 Mexico. This Is the youngest
sst u girls % sbom the honor Of a
dance at the Eks has been recorded
and they greatly appreciated the COM
plimsnt paid them and declared the
evening = great success, especially as
they we're taken 10 TOW BY Mrs VIII
Harper At the close Of the dance and
given q most s~umptuoug lunch - only
she knows hos 20 prepare
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
SHIELDS GIRL; PLEADS GUILTY
JUDGE BARNET LENIENT

st. Louis, Mo-, April 1.-RatheI
than involve the name Of a st. Loui
young woman Theodore ]. Yahn &C
cepted the alienation OF pleadinI
guilty to embezzlement in the st
Charles County Circuit Court ant
was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
On recommendation OF Prosecuting
Attorney Bruere Judge Barnett re-
leased Yahn on parole and he return.
ed 70 st. Louis. He is an accountant.
Yahn's parole includes the payment
Of the states cost OF prosecution and
the restitution OF $1,000 which he
was charged with taking from the
Jones Elevator Company,of st. Louis,
while manager Of their plant,at Ham.
burg, Mo.
Yahn, when arraigned two weeks
ago, entered a plea OF not guilty. At
torneys Edwards and Dant were
named by Judge Barnett to defend
him.
Because the name Of a girl was in
volyed Yahn withdrew the plea of
not guilty and the minimum punish
ment was agreed on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
BEATS RAILROAD WITH
ROCKING CHAIR

UTICA, N. Y, April 1st.-Wben the
Ontario & Western Railroad built its
line over the farm Of Albert Youngs,
Justice Of the Peace OF Sidney Center,
an underground passage was left so
his COWS could pass under the tracks.
On Friday doubletracking the road
began and the men started to fll the
passage with earth. An appeal 10 the
superintendent brought forth the re-
ply that be had orders 10 oil 1t up and
would do 30. Justice Youngs secured
q rocking chair, placed 1t in the pass
and sat down, With plenty Of papers,
books and a lunch. The workmen re.
turned at daylight and found the Jus
tice still there In his rocker, serene as
could be. He remained there, too,
until the company made a satisfac-
tory adjustment with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
LEE BROTHERS BUY FINE
CALLAWEY COUNTY HORSE,
sorrell GeIding, a Prize Winner
Brings -Four Hundred and TWEEN
ty,Pive Dollan-Comes Of Fine
Stock.

Fulton Gazette.
Jake Coons, OF Earl, sold his hand.
some sorrsl gelding with which be
won SO many blue ribbons at the fairl
last fail, 70 Lee b~rotherc,of Mexico, al
Fulton, stock sales day. Mr.. Coon
got s425 for the horse and then sold
him cheap, for besides being good at
his gaits, his manners are well nigh
perfect, and with his rich color, white
stockings and stylish carriage he looks
well either In harness or under the
saddle.
Mr.. C0ons showed Missouri Lad at
Columbia, Montgomery City, Jefferson
City and Fulton, during the fair sea-
son, last year, and the horse won first
In his class as a three .year-old at each
place He lisa son OF Redwood, a
horse owned at New Bloomfield by
Clatterbuek brothers, and is a Gala
way-bred horse that is a credit TO the
stock interests Of the Kingdom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Prince has fine style. He is 16 1-2 hands high. good
flat bone; will weigh about 1900 lbs. Prince has nroven
himself one among the best breeders. He will make
the season at $40 to insure living colt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
E~xscutrix. Notios

Notice is hereby given that let
gels 1estamentary upon the estate ~
James +: Sharp, deceased, have heen
granted 70 the undersigned, by The
hivuAte Court OF Audrain County.
bearing date March s, 1907.
Al persons having claims against
,hon estaee are required to EXHIBIT
"a len ior allowances TO the undersirn-
Gu executrlx within one year after
we cate OF said letters or fheo
ny oe precluded from any benefit ~
seiI estate, and II such claims he not
shnlolted within two years from tbe
.hn OF . publication OF this notice
sney VIII be forever barred.
-. EMMA F. SHARP,
Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
THIS COW HAS rRIPLET'
Was Prize Mixer, Giving ~
Two Quarts Of Milk a Day

Boston, March 2s.-ButtercnR
prize mixer on the Beverly fifn
Col. VIM D Sopler, has broken y
cords and put in a new bid for 7
by giving birth to triplets.
For years Buttercup has been y
lect Of envy to all the farmers afe'
Beverly. She has steadily cOntrlOsl
her portion of % quarts Of MILF ..
TO. the Sopier churns and !
and has been regarded asa nOis
less desirable possession. On fflo'
however, she gave TO the farm 1n'
handsome calves, each 3 replica
herself, and then became So Wy
over IL that she kicked eVerYsnl'
and everybody that came near heI'
One OF the calves was killed .
then she began to feel better and ]
terday was willing to allow the ~
hands TO pass by her II they =
tneir distance, 1t was cOntempIA'
killing another OF the trio fof /.
sake OF peace In the family, but '
was abandoned before It was attea
cd and Buttercnp will be oblise0
support her offspring whether
likes IL or not.