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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13
rERsoSALA

", H. haley ~as in Gsenhsla, Mass.
M0Hday,
RsFt STANLEY i visiting relatives IN
kssne. v, II,
Il. q, haaah Nshl 10 lidloa MondaS
90 lssAl business,
Miss Man ilasin VI itsllogs Falls
spent fnday Ia ,osn,
J. D. JaRiine Is ia Springfield, Mas.
this week aA business,
], q, uilsy wehi 10 NeW ieFk We'd
nesiay for = few days,
Mr., and Mrs. John Reed visited IN
Norhheld, Mass, Sunday.
Miss Katherine iiannesi has heen
housed by illness this week,
Mrs. Jennie H. Powers II hrenr, y,
H.. visited IN town Sunday,
Mr., and MFs, ~ q, y, Pratt visited IN
hmarlslon. Mass, fnosiay,
Howard c, Rice nae in Springfield, W,
Friday and Saturday On business,
Joseph q, Taylor went 70 Manchester
N. H. Friday On a short business ,tp'
n. 4, IAyelle IL Amherst, Mass, was
among the over Sunday guests In town,
Mn. Julia Bartlett goes TO Springfield,
Mas, to-day for brief business irip,
Miss Hhel Randall has rrinmel after
spending several weeks in New York city
Cant, and Mr.. !. Harry Esley went
Monday 10 New York for a few days
stay,
l.. y. Adams of Springfield, Mass, was
In town Monday and Tuesday on bust
mess,
Mis- Lulu smith gocs tomorrow 10
New York 10 attend the millinery open
ings.
Mrs. Elizabeth Austin is visiting her
son, Dr. James c, Austin, in Spencer
Mas.
Carlton Perry was gucs, Of Eugene
Hongh,on in South Londonderry the first
Of the week.
Mrs. W. II. Minor al New York city
has been visiting al her former home
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Bingham OF
Springfield. VT, were oyersunday visi'
tors in Bratileboro.
Stewart Wright Of 81. Adams, road
foreman OF the Central Vermont railroad,
was in town Monday.
Joseph Fcrri,cr OF Greenfield has this
week been ENus' oi his lalNh'Si @"''
and Mrs. Luke Ferriter.
Frank wallen returned Monday from
Boston and resumed his work Tuesday IN
T.. j. fenton a Co.'S store.
Miss Ella Adams was On oyer-snnday
visitor at the home Of her father l.. r..
Adams, in Springfield, Mass.
J. +. Berry of st. Adams, travelling
freight agent OF the Central Vermont rail
road, was in town Wednesday on bust
ness.
w. p. Elrod, general roadmaster OF the
Central Vermont, was in town over sun
DAY on his way from New London to st.
Adams.
Mrs. Harry II. Davis came TO Brattle'
boro Wednesday. She had been at the
home Of her parents in Dorset during the
illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Nora Kenney and son, Robert.
went to Albany Monday on account OF
the serious illness OF Arthur kenney, a
student in the business college and son
Of Mrs. Kenney.
Lester Barber, son of DIR. G.. +. Bar
Der. went to Boston Monday and the fol-
lowing day underwent an operation for
appendicitis in private hospital in that
city. The operation was performed by Dr.
Maurice Richardson. The young man APP
pears to be making good recovery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13
PERSONALS.

Miss Rose Putnam spent Sunday with
her brother, Lawrence Putnam, IN North
field, Vt,
Miss Alice johnson will be employed in
Mrs. G.. II. Smiths millinery rooms dur
ing the coming season.
Miss Charlotte Barrett and Miss Fran
els Putnam have begun their spring en-
gagement with Donnell & Davis.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb is expected TO
return Monday from Leyden, Mass, and
resume her work in Donnell 4 Davis s.
Miss 4. Loveland, trimmer for Donnell
& Davis. has returned from Boston where
She has been attending millinery open
ings
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13
PERSONALS.

Mrs. G.. II. Smith returned n
evening from New York WHERE q
attended millinery openings n, :
did not return home until Weilssr
Mrs. Franc +. Clark went 70 q,
field Thursday accompanied BY ",
F. Crown. Mrs. Crown retuHs3
evening and Mrs. Clark went Il ],
tague City and visited RELATIVES y
ing Monday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13
PERSONALS.

George Hines, who has been i'll for
some time, is considerably improved at
this writing.
Miss Katherine Calvin returned Wed.
nesday from New York and will begin
work Monday as head trimmer for Mrs.
G.. II. Smith.
Master Lyman Swift met with an ac-
cident last week Thursday afternoon
while coasting which resulted in a brok-
en- wrist. He went against tree with
such force as to cause the injuries. He
was taken to the Memorial hospital TO
have the fracture reduced. His father, F.
j. Swift, OF New York, spent Sunday in
town.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13

Mr.. John Riha, Of Vining, Is nTl
have been selling DeWitt's A.;H
Bladder Pills for about year 81. ~
better satisfaction than any pill. ere
/ have used them myself with liz NJ
Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13

Stan
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Eatrid's YppcQatipu.

@oib in9ton .. g., 5. Mug.
: Ilbert Z. Eatrif, melder I'M
StoatsSudt6ouit III Sing Sing, 81.
D., cine lcbenslonglihc Strofc noe.
gen .grmroroung oes Netp.Dorfer
MiaionGrs @iaiom M. Ricc pcrbilBt,
bot leinen Ippca gegel Die gntid)ei-
oung bes gunoesgeridts in 9teip.
9)orf, .rpelfes linn Die BemGbrung
zines &abcas Corpus : Veiebls per
mcigerte, bei'm SberbunocSgcridt
cinaereidt. Sn ieiner Eetition be-,
bauptet Sntrid, OnB feline llebcrfiib.
rlrg lno 9erlrtbeilung 5llm Sooe
ons Heililtat elmer Geridmorllng &C.
peirn nno baB Ger onlnulige 8olt-
perneur BON Nem-2ort 9iggins,
aeigennludlig" itl0 trpb leines GA.
trid's) Yroteites oas 5ooesurtbsil III
Die gr6bere Straie Der lebensldng.
liden Snit unigenatoelt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Mic @albbrGnbc cntitebrn.

aberdeen, 0aib., ). 9luguit.
9llrh cinen lnporiidtigen Rel
lcnoen, ser Elm brenrlcnoes 3iinoboIs
ms 0e6iiid mari, entitanb geitern
5ipolf Meilen bon Soqllaim ~einsSet,r,
ipalfcs raid uncontrolirbur mllroe.
lid iiber einen Sol5idlag Don mebr
ais 10000 Ider, no $4,000, 900
aiibtffnb 5ngeriftetes Sol5 gelagert
mareli, perbreitete uHb in Dieiem 9lr.
9enbltt Ole Stammbol5logcr Ser
vFolion 2oasing 60" uno ser
vStofiea logging Co." gu 5eritoren
orobt. Sn Dem Hfabe bes aSeuer5
lieget $4,000 Ader 2nnb, Die nit
llingein Sol5 beltanoen iino, unb Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Sic Tabrt Der Nrm {

gum q, Silt SniclrL ). NlrQlIt.
- Gic AtIontiide 6Iottc ser Ser.
Stnotcn mar NcItcru N6cn0 I'M s llbr
III 2t,54 @ro0 iiiblihcr 9rcitc un0
1850 @roo mcItliher Gauge, 1917
Wcilcn bon IutIonb cntfer1lt. GoS
@cttcr lit fiiblcr, uno cS bcrrift ma.
Bigc Gee.
Ilbcrt 6. SciicI, Elm Mutroic ocS
Sdlod)tidyiffcS r@iSconiin", lit icit
bent 81. Sui bon iencm 5obr5cuGc
pcrnibt worocn. Gr murbc an jc,
mem Gage 5illcBt unt 7 ll6r WorJcns
0cic6cn. 3eilgerolsiogcn Dor elmer
lln%tcriudungS G%onmiiiion cr0obcn,
ooB scr Wotrolc felt SEM IS. ,5llli al
Welapholic gclitten babe. Won lit
Der WcinnnG bnB or Sclbltmroo be.
eing, inocnl or iiber 9oro iprong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Mcibcrliit.

@np Gitp 0tid, ). Nlt9uit. -
6ral Gli5abctb Nornctt, Oic fiir5lid)
pon Der antlu9c, Ocn 6crmcr Oscar
Ectcrlcn. cincn oIteu Gltu1gcI}Qen,
trntoroct 81 BADEN, IrcigciprodcrL
Damn a6er oui bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin
ucrbnItet mllrOe, 9liibtitcl iiir Gi9cn.
tbltnL, hos Ectericll 0cbortc, gciGllht
3n bpben, lit Dem Shcriii, Der lie
inter Sbblit bate, 5cbn Mciltn Don
bier, all Der Snginom9 oi, cntiprlul.
gen. Sic bate 0cn Sdcriii 81 be.
ltimlnen 9cwuBt iic nud) ibrem
&obnbaltlc SIT bril0tn, no lie $40
ucr9rabcl baben molltc. Nn ocl
9tGbc oeS @nuies entmiiftc lie,
i~tilr5te iid) in Elm biftes @cbiilh uno
blieb pcridwutben. Ger Sherifi
mill eincn Sfrei Dcb0rt bobc1, rnO
cS lit nid)t mnl0gIid, DAP iih Ole
6rau III cillem Siimpic, sic lid IN
Der )i0be bciinoen, crtrGnft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
&rciien groBes S1tcrciic clltgc-
gcn0cbrodt.

~6repo a" mad GbarIcton.
Eas bclltldc Sricgaihifi o6rcpa"
miro m1brcnb bcS Mpnat@ Scptenl.
Der Den Soicn bon Gbnrlciton, ga,
bcIrfcn, o6rcpo" lit cin grobcr &c.
idiibtcr &rcu5cr Der bclltidcn Ma
rirc, bat $500 Sonncn @oiicrpcrOr1n-
Nltng u10 cine Sdneuigfcit pom 70
Secmeilcn per Stunoc. (Ginc Ocut-
Idle SccnciIe nliBt 1852 Mictcr.) Gua
Sdiff bot cine &Gnge BON 105 Mctcrn
ltnb lit IA Mctcr brett, NIT cinCnl
S%icfgdng Don 60 Nictcrn. IS bat
cine Selobun0 bon l73 Wtunl. Go0
Sdiif murOc III Den aoii. @critcn in
EorBig gebout unO Iici om y. 2(pril
1897 BON Stopcl. Gle ySrepn" miro
pom If. bis t6. September I'M Soicl
bon GborleIton p~crlpcilcu mo ieocn-
folIS fiir Die bortigen Gimuobncr Gin
GROCER NH5icbung plmft icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Bon cincm Foiiogicr5ug
QCt00tct.

6rnn GIi5qbct1 OocL cine 70
Sabre oltc 6rau bon Gbtpapiac,
&oibin9ton. Golmtp, mltroc 0citcrn
abcno bci'm llcbcridrciten Scr Sc
lciIc Der o@citliden e MorpInuO
@abn" pom @lie Mountoin GrprrB
5ug ~Getroiien m10 A%ctootct. Iic oltc
0ran bciono iiA AMI Dem g9egc nnd)
cinem SaOcn, nm Ginf1ufc 81 ma.
d)rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
@abl=Gampaanc itlicRt nit Slnt-
ucroirtcn.

st. 2Ouis, no, ). NuNuit. -
Na6 cincr bisigcn Gnmpognc itoB
am &orubtnO Ser @ablcu Gop &.
@ooo, Gin rcid)cr @run0eigcnt6uma-
&anoler un0 rcpublifoniider GanOi.
bat oGn 6ltiidcr 2ter.a Stcubc aus
McaIton mo murOe ialt 0rcipiertel
Stlln0cn ipGter bon cilcm unbcfalun.
ten Marule Nnacihoiicn. Gle Shic'
Bcrci lit elm GrBebniB Scr nit bcion-
0erer 9ittcrfcit g~efiibrten GumpoQuc.
$4,000 biiritc faum nit Dem 2ebcn
oaupn tommcn. IS iito mcbrcre
Ntrbaitpbcigble crNonaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
II nbtrbci5trli th.

Sn @u1crotomm M0., iibt Der 10.
cbcl ats Dem 3llhtbnuie c%utIoiicne
9Ilbcrt Hincburt micocr IN Shmulis
tGtcn. Gr ioa ongtblid cincn Gbrd
iiir G3 Gents, 03n Gr. &. !. 9iibop,
All 0ci'cn 6orm in Noibington-
Gonntp cr cincn 6oIbcn Iag gcarber-
tct bottc, 1ci0Iiht bobcnt iHocnt CT
ocn Gbcf mui $20,63 lulttcll iuuhtt.
Hincbort bat cine 3ud)tbull9boit ne.
gen Ginbrlld5 ob8ciciicn mo Oorbcm
mar cr III cilcl EicrOcoirbitobl ptt.
midelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

81 non Cog, ilt2f iaumlt let6otctcn
1905 3i5 ,pon 900, 1901 361 bon
6SS, 1893 1868 bon $50, 1902 325
uou $50. Die N%uiitcultnJ }ciNt oob
olrd cine QroBc @tub0nilut1 Don Nicn
id,,L mic Berlin iiir iid) ollcin nid)t
nit riurr 1cionocr$ itortcu 3uuobmc
non @upitdlUerbrtd)cl ucrbtnocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

EaiIe 5nr Hciic ms Ynslanb &c,
iOrgt Is. Blaine, Nr. 413, CisSalti.
mOrcitrafc, naBe Gnitpm Sunie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

Sofinung AMI Gettlulg 0icicr 0ol5-
maiicn bcrltbt O%arolti, OaB oec
StllrntiuinO, Ser sur 3cit blGit, iid)
lcgt. Gintauicno Mnnn bctGmpicu
0a9 6cucr, pcrnt0gcn obcr icirtm
6ortifritt fciucn ginbnIt 5u tbunt.
Ter Gi9cntbumaihoocn miro $3.50.
600 iibcrItci0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

Eaiie sur Gciic in's Nnslano be.
iOrst 6. SLANT @r. 413, Cit.galti.
moreitrahe, nage Gaitum Suuie aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
@crmiid)tc tclcgrnpbiide Icpridcn.

IT.. :. Sunc, leine Satin lul0
icin airb ollS @ou Glairc, Mise,
iino als 2cihcn int Backgammon. Gee
nnbc hyperion, @isc.. g%ciunocn nor.
Den. Sic ertranfen am Icstcn Sar.
Itag Abcno III 6olgc oes acntcrn3
cincS 9opteS.
1ilrd cinen Nrbeitcr, ser I'M
8asreiniaulgS = @cb0lloc Scr .Nis
mona (Winneioto) 8os-Go." nit ci-
ncnl 6rennenoen 3%iinoboIj nad linem
Scd inf)tc, mltrbe cine @rploiion FER.
bri9efiibrt, moourh oos @cb1l,oc &c.
moltrt prlroe urto cin Selitr e~ntitanO,
lpcId)cs nit Miibc gcloift mlroe.
Irei Eerioncn muroer perlrBt.
On Glepelano, g., lit t5rall
Selen Nagp, melf)e ibrem picriGbri.
gen ainoc, INN es fir cine llnarf at
"ltraicn, sic SGnbe nit 0l9ctrullften
Soppen jllInmmrn gebunben mo oie.
ielben Damn ~ange5iinort bate, jlt orei
Wondtcn arbeits6aus u1o $50
Strafe p%erurtbeiIt moroen.
= @abreno zines ungariiden
Bales in @eitSoneiteao, ga, fam
cs 5u elmer Hnlierei, BEL neldjcr ied,s
Verionell uerlest ,lio 81 81ite per.
baftet noroen limo. Inter ocn Der.
lesten befinoet lid Ser Eoli5ei.GG,f
IcGermott.
EGiIe Snr Neiic in'S NnsIano be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

sic Sbr observation-disclosures Ner5, mo
iH miluldc SbnCL 0aB 0u3 ulld) ollc
3utltuit 10 blcibCu nl0gc. Cine iold)c
@rijde finOrt tctucu Sjcuu 81 brett.
lie bilOct bcIoc 9tutioncn nit ncllCl
Nan0Cn 3ulunmcu. IN Oiclcm Sinne
bite id Sir, in Ocn 9tlli cin5ultinl.
men, oSbrr nclIc Ncinlutb mo ullicr
gcnlCinl0uC2 0cltld)c@ NQtcrlanO lie
ICbcn bod" - 9tnd) cincm orciiodcll
@lt SPELL! CrArtif Duo @ort Der Sprcs
der Der mncrituniidcn Surncr, SEER
Decentralization, 81 lolNcnOen Nus
fitbrun1cn: gSrrtbc NlmOcabrii0crl
@pducrcbrtcr &Crr Sto0trotb! %m
!tQntCn mcincr, nmCrlfuniid)cn Sreilla
DC cntbictc id) Scr ocutiden Sltrncr
'dolt mo 0cnl Oclttldcn Tolfc edit
ocrtldcn WrllB BON i%cnicit9 Dc9 @ros
ben NSallcr@. 9Sir c@rlportcn bier bortc
NrbcIt, obcr ulld) UcrAHilgtc StuutOcn.
gSlr lrcllcH inns olli 0cn bcllti9cn SoN,
mlc Elm &il0 AMI Den Mcibllad)tS-
Nbcno. &uum mciB idL putum ms
on' 0ic'c GrcltoG oiCic &icbc mo Nn.
bou9lld)tcit utf 0clttihcm Nobcn &c.
botCll miro, ubCr lcit mir 0clttihcn
@o0cn bctrctcn bnbcnL limo mir iibcr
oil olf NoH bcr}lifitc employment nor.
Den. Gic (lriodc unicrer itorfcn Dc
tbciIiglm0 lit bouptiGhIid) 0orin 5t
llldcn, 0ab Dor mchrcren (Sohrcn Die
0cutId)C (lrucrlhoit ms Cnolid Gin
nal aud cine Ncrtrctlln0 5lt inherent
Sllrl1tCltc lcldlldt bat. Canals ia.
ben mir lul9 0cIobt, 0aS nGd)Itc IClt
ld)c Slrnlcit it0rfcr oenn ic ut bcIu
den. &cutc limo mir MN bier lno
ml''cn I'M Noralla, hnB mir 0cn 0elrt
id)cn @o0rl pcrl0l'cn mer0cn llllr NIT
Dem ollCronNcncbmitcn Gin0rltd al
Die GimDobnCridJuit Sranfiurt'a, Die
ocutld)c (urncridoit uno .oua 0clttidc
Volt. 9Sir fantcn 81 Shncn ais untc-
rttunl'dc Nilr9cr, Die ihrcr Nilrqcrs
pflidtcn mobI bcpuBt liro, obcr IN,
lcrc @cr}cn ijn0 0clltid) gcblicbcn, mir
Wcr0en and 0cljtld) blCibcl. Nir cnt.
bictcn ljd)t MIR scr 6clltidcn lurner.
ldlatt lu1lercn @ruE, ionocrn Dem
Aorjcn ocltitcn Nolfe. IiCic ocacu.
tCiti1cn NclIldr mcr6cn 0o5lt beitros
gen bic Nltcn N~cjic6ln10crl 5uiiden
Den bciGcn Nationcn INNER nod, III
bc1cltlgcll ln0 Is loatc ms ireucn,
@%cIcNchDr.t }u bobcn, nmierc oertidcn
Enrnbrilocr bel llls miafummcn N
bcibcn. Eh lo0c Sic ~oeSlucorn Gin,
lulicr n0ditca Ocutid)es 5llrnicIt in
Cincinnati 10 5ohIreid lpie moQlid) 81
bclltAcL GIN Gcr}Ii6cr Gntpionq III
Ibnc1 iidcr. lln0 nm Gllrncr aus
Amcrita britdt Elm frGitig @ut Sell,
aus alti Dov @cIinacn Oea aroborti0
ongclcGtcn Cclttiden Illrnieitca."
-
Sm &o6r 1906 limb in
Ercnbcn G96 Ncrionen Cpicr Oc5
Moroea oocr Go0tihlnaea glmorocn;
l91 mdnnlihc mo 205 mci6lihc.
Dem &cr6dItniB SIR 3obl Der
G%inmobncr fomc1 Die mciltcn Moroe
III NcitinIcn nit 3.03 AMI 1000 &c,
betoe Dor. IS ioIgen Soben,oQcrn
nit 2.03, Sdlciier nit 2.26, @eIt
preltb2n 2.25, Rbeinpropin5 t.8G,
6eiicns9taii1u III. 9rnnocnbura
1.GI Saficl t.61, Eomnlern 1.GO,
Citpreubcu l.J3, Yoien t.51, San.
topcr t.l5, -Solitein 1873,
ltn0 crit an Icbtcr Stc1e Der QanOaS.
poli5eibe3irt Berlin nit 1.28. Die
> n sLf.,E.A - L.-. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06
Mus bcm Jnncren MarDlano's nno
Den algrcn5cnoCn StnatCu.
Sin Iuit0trb5tuhl [.

Der nif Sem arobn iiir cincn
FOlt5ug bercit b0ngetOc Eoltiod Oc9
McpcrSOaIe, ga, Eoitomta mllrOc
am VtOntog abcno N~cItobIcn. 2ic
&Gltbcr brodct in ooa N~dbnboiage-
b6uOc Ser o@oltiihorc lunO 0bio,
Nobn" SIT Garrett, NucNopsGountp,
eiu, lccrtcn cincn Softer ans unO cr.
bclttctcn mc6rtrc fleintrt'Yadcte ul0
cine unbcotutcuoe @cloiilmm2.
Tftr 0e'1ptr 6r ANN
gel cilltm iStuer oaS in @inton,
@..&nJ., p tihth @ttbAdtt tiltH7bcrtt,
fon1cn 81 FfcrOt ltll ans murom 50
@ogcn mo ahtidtt 5tr1t0rt. Ger
Shoocn bctr6at $4,000. llutrr
Sen U%cr6rdultcn YictOtn bciunOtN
ijd) ctlidJe, Die $500 bi5 500 mcrtD
lDurClI. N. .. 'H'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-06

nrbrr Son, mnior ,or
omrrifo,;,hcr (rr,,cr -, lrorfin.
\ w ihre;ht orr Iro',ff Wc,,nr,L
Mn,cioar". chon l",nc no,. Saw, G;,,
fo,,icn ncs 5,,,cs hntto ,;h c;,,n na',
ihcnn,cnnc nnn ro,icnnc, o,,i SON.,
melton m,h~Gni.n(,,,c c;n,ofn,no,
On,f nc,, Wa,rnn n,,ro,, n'',or So',,
omcr;fn,;;hn,, E,,,;,,( mHr,po. W,n
trrtc, Scs Tn, n,s '9r,nidh,,,;ns -
o(ieSer >or ,n,r,; ,r;iAn Ln;,
,nit ihrcn Ton,",, ;,n,,c mS>Hnn NV.
Sh[c;icn !, ~, ,n,nr;f
ben MpiI nltN cirof" s ,,o,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-07-29
Building a Fence Without Posts.

T. NJ. Denton last week began to
fence a quarter section ranch on Dry
Eolney creeh. He had the posts cut
and sharpened ready for driving into
the ground, and heavy stones at
tached TO ~ or two Of the posts,
which he had put 10 position when
night came. That night he go, to
thinking over the matter, aud he
reached the conclusion that he could
make as good a fence without the
posts, except for the corners. AS he
had been making with posts. The
next morning he set to work to give
his idea a trial and it worked like a
charm. He wound a piece OF wire
around d heavy stone, with which that
section %aoounds, and then attached
the wire to each strand of the three
wire fence. BY stretching the wire
tightly at each corner post be found
til at the fence stood taut and upright,
and as strong as it would have been
had posts been used. The heavy stone
at the bottom of the upright wire, with
the tightening at the corners made the
fence perfectly tight and strong. BY
Mr.. Denton's method the fence posts
are saved and the fence Is more easily
built. blican Picket.
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The Happy Family Problem.

The Minneapolis Journal has the
following problem for good guessers
O perform on
John Brown is d widower with a
grown son named Thomas. They live
neighbor to Mrs. Mary White, a
widow, with a pretty daughter named
Nellie. Acquaintance between the two
families leads to love and marriage,
but, oddly enough; it is not the two
older people and the two young folks
who pair off. Instead, the widower
falls in love with the charming Nellie,
while his son falls victim to the wild
ow's charms. Ia course of time TIE
stork visits both of the new house
holds, bringing to John and Nellie a
little boy baby whom they name
Charles, and to Thomas and Mary a
little daughter. who il named Ruth.
Query: What relation is Charles to
Ruth. and wha. relation is Ruth to
Charles.
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Indicted BY Grand Jury.

HELENA, July 25.-Among 20 in.
dictments returned today in a partial
report OF the federal grand jury is one
against LynGe S. Catlin, the Missoula
land Office clerk charged with en-
bezz.ement, and Others against S. G..
Watts OF Havre, a Great Northern
brakeman, and Gertie Williams OF
Havre, the former for obtaining for
the a railroad pass as his
wife and the latter for using il.
Violation of the interstate commerce
law is charged.
There are 81 counts in the indict-
ment against Catlin. the aggregate OF
the embezzlement being 81, l95. Judge
Hunt raised the bail from $1,000 to
90, 0cO. Css!in is 10 Seattle.
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decomposed, and after Identification
We're taken to the cemetery for burial.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Wm. Warirg, postmaster at Marias,
is among the visitors in town.
Val'cr Brown, Of Rox Elder. who
has livestock interests in this vicinity,
was among the arriv ais today.
Several desirable residences in town
and some good ranches now listed for
sale at Sayre's Real Estate Agency. y
Location notices Tor two quartz
Gains in the Little Rockies were filed
III the county clerks Office today by
William Corey and j. F. Wimberly.
jane, Sullivan was received at the
county jai. today to serve four months
for petit larceny. The prisoner was
sentenced by Justice Ed. NJ. Allen, at
Havre.
j. n. White, of Great Falls, selling
agen, of the Chouteau Ore company,
is interviewing local residents regard.
Ing investments in mining property in
the Little Rockies.
The county attorney has filed two
iufurma,ions in the district court
h against the Great Northern Railway
company, which IL accused of violat.
ing The ''dinky'' caboose law.
A telephone message from Great
Falls -,ate- that about 1853, 600 pounds
of "ooI were offered at the public
sales in that market today, the prices
ranging from l54 to III cents.
S. c. Walker. government immigra.
ton agent, arrived today with Agnes
Swain, a Cree halfbreed girl, whose
mother is serving a term in Jail. 1t is
proposed to deport the girl to Can d q,
Another drowning 10 Milk river il
reported from Vanda!ia, the victim
being a young man named Dennis
Hea!ey, q relative of w. NJ. Woold.
riuge, OF Hinsdaie. He was seized
with cramps while bathing.
AHe heAo TeS u ledcuefo cAdulud
ton, and the state eighth grade exam
inatiun, will be held August % anG
20 al Havre under f. V. Gray beal; Al
Chinook under u. j. Troy, and q
Fort Benton under Miss Atkinson
county superintendent.
Informations were filed in the dis
trict court to day against J. w. Rey
nolds aud Samuel Kelly, who arr
charged with burglary. The defend ant
who are under arrest, are alleged tt
have broken into the store of the
Harlem Mercantile company.
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Notice Of Final Proof,
CNITEDS STATES La

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
GREAT FALLS, Mont, July g, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES A. POTTER,
of Fort Benton. Montana, who on May %, 1903,
made homestead entry No. 1873, serial No. OS4l,
for the MEN SWA, lots 3, 5, Z and y, section IA,
township 26 north, range 8 east, Montana meri.
dian. has hled notice of intention to make Anal
ive-year proof, to establish claim to the LAND
above described, before Chae. H. Boyle, U. s
commissioner, at his office in Fort Benton, Mon
tsns, on the s9th day OF August. 1908.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Alfred LADarre
Hilaire LaBarre, Thomas Stewart, Arthur Suth.
erland, all OF Fort Benton, Montana.
j NJ. BURLIN0AME, Register,
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Olson, Is G, automobile. ....... 300
Olson, 3 q. 500 sheep .......... 1875
Osnes, Ole G, 1000 sheep. ....... :, $50
Prescott. A X, $500 sheep. 80. 6,S75
Pepin, Simon, 500 cattle. ....... 5000
Redwing. E, us cattle .......... $500
ku'aye, Z, 100 cattle. .......... 1000
Merger, +. 100 cattle ........ :. 1,6OO
Morrow. w 7, 80 cattle ........ 800
Lost Lake Live,:'k Co, 1000 sheep 2 $50
175 cattle $500
Murphy, Dan, ITO cattle ........ $50
Ruuyan, l. n, improvements. 400
Raglan, Jno w, IS cattle. ....... 1900
8 horses......... $50
Sands. II l., 30 acres land ...... $50
Stevens, B F. rs cattle ....... . 1900
Sheehan, NJ II, 80 cattle ........ LOGO
Sprinkle. j l., $500 sheep...... 20, 625
100 horses ...... $500
Sprinkle, c E, $500 sheep....... 6,S75
Thompson, Jno, 125 cattle. ...., 1000
Townsend, James, $50 cattle. -. 2,4OO
10 horses.... 500
Valadon, Jos, 1000 sheep ...... 1850
Wilson, w c, so cattle. ........ 500
Wasesha, NJ, 500 sheep......... 1875
The board will meet August 3, to
hear protests from taxpayers whose
assessments have been raised.
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Desert lanG..FinaI Proof,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
GREAT EALLR. Mont. Inly d. lQ0H

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
GREAT FALLS, Mont, July %, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that
MARY CATHERINE LOTUS,
OF Gold Butte, Montana, who, OF. August 80, 1905,
made desert land entry No. 1853, serial No. 0326,,
for the wy, section II, township 81 north, range
3 east, Montana meridian, has filed notice Of IN
tention to make final proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before John Nc.
Dowell, U. 5. commissioner. At he Office in Gold
Butte, Montana, on the goth day of August, 1903.
Claimant names AZ witnesses: Fred r. Par
emit, Anthony H. Fey, Charles Ambury. Leo c.
Mtllee, all of Gold Butte, Montana
]. NJ. BURLlNGAME, Register.