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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-16
FALL FROM WAGON
Results in Frac tuYeM Collar.
bone and Other Injuries.

Sid Hamilton, a new conner and
homesteaaer. living twenty miles
south Of here near the Frank
Smith ranch mel With what was
nearly serious ii not fatal ncci-
dent OH Saturday last. as he was
Oh his return home FROM Wihaux
With a load Of lumber, when about
ten miles out from town he stood
up OH the load to whip up his
horses when a wheel Of The Veg
on struck q stone ia tle road and
threw him under one Of the wheels
Of the heavily loaded wagon. the
wheel grazing the side of his head
with sufficient force TO make sever
al severe wounds upon the side Of
his head and ear, but Fortunately he
escaped with a conln,inuted frac-
ture of the collar bone. Had the
wheel passed a little further to The
right it would have crushed the
skull and probably have caused iu-
slant death. The doctor was call
ed by 'phone and was hurried to
the scene OF the accident III " Wolfe's
auto. At this writing the patient
is doing nicely.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-16
Notice TO Horse Owners

a dipping plant IS in operation
at jerome Wolfe's ranch. about Is
miles Southwest of NTibaux and all
parties owning horses on Cai.in
creek, and east therefrom to Dako-
ia state line, and south of the y.
+. Ry. must proceed to dip said
horses at once. BY orders Ct tie
Montana State Sanitary Eosrt,
Jerome Wolfe, Deputy.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-16
SEN. CAR T EE:=:E2
o. Montana is a Strong &
Friend of the Postal
Savings Banks.

Senator Garter, Of Montana. is a
strong friend OF postal savings
banks, and it begins to look rs
though our people, like other adj
yanced civilized nations, are soon
to have them, despite the claim
that it is going to be q great ex-
pelse to the government. When
this latter objection was brought
up against the measure recently,
Senator Carter said:
1t does not contemplate the en-
ployment OF al additional force III
the post Office, the purchase of
more cqnigment nor the imposition
uf amy burdens Of expense. The
bill responds To tie long continued
and earnest demand of the people
for the nse of the post office as q
saving depository. To begin, the
postmaster general may contne
the repositories to the presiden-
tia! Offices only, and later extend
the system to the full authorised
limits. Accounts may be opened
by any porson over the age Of ten
years and by trustee for person
under that age. a deposit OF a
dollar o. more may be made and
increased by ten cents or multiples
OF this amount. No deposits shall
ever De allowed to exceed 81 900
and interest will not be paid on a
sum in excess OF $500. Interest at
the rate Of two percent per annum
Is to be allowed.
The deposits in turn are to be
placed in government repositories
near the place OF deposit and p
percent ger annum is TO Ee requir-
eel for the use Of the money. IN
the near future It is estimated
there will be 1854 postal deposi-
tories.
Jewellers in remote country
districts will have the same in
ducements to economize and save, y
said Mr.. Carter, = now enjoyed by
those residing III the vicinity Of the
best conducted saving institutions
in the large cities. The incalcul-
able benefits to the people and to
the government destined to flow
from the establishment Of postal
repositories 10 one can estimate,
but all can appreciate. >
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-07-16

Emery Brown returned to Wi
banx last week after a brief visit
with friends at Park City.
Miss Nellie Hougen was a visit.
or in town, the first of the week,
from her claim.
E. f. Jordan is building an ad-
dition TO his residence on the north
side, this week.
Remember the local talent con-
cert to be given in the hall on
Wednesday, July %,
Owing to the increase Of bust
ness in his office here, Dr.. @. r.
Neice, the dentist, has decided to
discontinue his visits at Sentinel
Butte as was recently advertised.
}. l.. Collins was passenger on
No. 3 for Glendive, Thursday.
where We understand he expects TO
file bids Oh the county grading
which is to be done in the lower
valley.
s. B. Chappell left Oh Thursday
evening fer Glendive where lie will
lend his assistance in preparing
for the big horse sales to be held
at that place on the 18th and 9TH of
August.
A local talent concert will be
given in the hall here Oh Wednes-
day evening. Messrs. H. G.
Stubbs and G. A. Rcnker, of Glen
dive, will render their assistance
for this occasion. Do net fail to
attend,
Mrs. Y. Il. Rucker, assisted by
Mrs. ". f. Stockstill, entertained
q few Of her friends ct dinner Fri
doy evening. Those present were
the Mesdames Rice, Chappell,
VNeal, Radenlaker, Smith, An
derson and Wynn.
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SHEEP F5ERDER
Inflicted Severe Wound on
leg While in Bathing.

Ole Olson, who is harding sheep
for Thos. Hamre, at Hodges, sus-
tanned severe injury t. his left leg
while swimming in 4 dam near the
Beaver Hill side track, and was
brought to this city for medical aid
today.
MIR. Olson was about to mount
the stone wall Of the dam, and
placing his hands upon it, made q
leap out Of the water, and in
So doing his left knee came in con.
tact with some sharp object in the
water. Judging from the shape
Of the wound and the manner in
which it was inflicted, it is thought
that the sharp object must have
been broken bottle however a
cash abont four inches long was
cut to the bone, penetrating the
knee cap, and letting out the syn
OVAL fluid Of The joint.
DR.. Gaines who dressed the
wound. infornles us that most sim.
nlar cases result III stiff leg, but
in some instances recovery is COM
plete.
The patient will remain here for
few days to take treatment. At
this writing he is doing nicely.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

WAITING

Sometimes when sunset skies are oNSIe">'
And have lived my iay as teSt Nio"
| tall 70 dreaming. and Tememerr -
The golden sands that daZzled as 'i'eS EF9
Sometimes, when tired ewes are hhils ii>'
! hear thy footballs near me, huShed am
feel thy kiss upon my hand and gro"
Toward the calm OF perfect peace at last
Sometimes nv lonely soul cries out ioI ln'.
wv hungry heart pleads for thee deef VIZ
Then once again hear thy dear 'oi>'
All. sweetheart. Say that in eternity
God gives us back these Iong-lost wears ai'1 ID
binding instant We shall md 'iieiii ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

purpose OF pleasing Margaret. But before dinner ne
ieephoned and asked 10 speak with her, and TINS
She could not possibly refuse
How are Tou:" asked his voice, and he ran on
wlthou. waiting for an answer. hope you are
not very tired after crossing yesterday. ] came nE
Boulogne-de,ent u me, wash II You must ne
sex of seeing me all The time 50 | shall give you
-est ior DAY or TWO Telephone whenever ETu %
-h.nk vcu can bear the sight OF me again, ana II
1e with vou IN thrtv-tive minutes shall not STIR
from home N This baking weather II you thEik
I'm u mischief, YOU re quite mistaken dear Iao<'
'Cr | =, III. 20 nv chm n work
Il euvr YOU" Margaret sad. when he paused at
last I've nothing earth 20 do. and the piano
2erc IS ou ot tune. But Eo" re quite TlRht; doll
want to see you little blt and m not Jealous nor
suspicious. nor anything d.sagreeable. 20 there
In, vcr> nee. Margaret answered with laugh
no cIn1,ha,is know Il. What OF work are
ou doing: Is only idle curiosity 50 don tell me
i YOU would rather not Have YOU got a new ral-
va in Brazil overland route to the other side
Nothing so easy In brushing III. my Tartar
Brushing up what: didn't hear
Tartar-the Tartar laneuage-T-a-r-' ne be-
Yes. hear now, interrupted Margaret. But
must be awfu1y hard up for something to do.
You can be understood from tonstantlnopie 10
--c Pacific Ocean if YOU can speak Tartar Logo
---etl answered IN a matter OF fact tone. ...,
from Constantinople 70 The Pacific OCEAN
Il might One never tell what he may like
% do"
4. -
bites Il sharks" answered Margaret, quoting
Alice learn I by all means
Besides. there al sorts or people N Pans
IL. sure there be some Tartars might meet
one and i would be amusing 10 he able 70 talk 70
HIM.
Nonsense, Why should YOU ever meet Tar
-ar: How absurd you are,
There one with now-close beside me at my
elbow.
Don't be silly, or Il ring OFT
If YOU don't believe me, listen, lie SAID some
0-1o N a Mar understand,
and anor her answered him at once III the same
tongue Margaret startled slightly and bent her
brows with puzzled and dispeased look.
is that Your teacher she asked with more III
-e-est in her than She had Yet betrayed
Il begin TO understand Do you mind telling ME
how old She IS:
how old he is II ask him if you like.
Again She heard HIM speak a few Incomprehenslbe
words which answered very briefly IN the same
tongue.
Hes a good looking Young fellow. How is Mrs.
Rusnmore: l forgot ask
She's quite well, thank You. But should like
10 know
VIII YOU be so very kind as remember me TO
her and to say that hope TO find her at home the
dav after tomorrow:
''Certainlv. Come tomorrow if you ike. But
please tell how You happened TO pick up that
young Tartar. Il sounds SO interesting. He has
such a voice.
paret could not get another word from Logothetl.
The communication was apparently cut OFT. She
rang up the central office and asked for his number
again, but the Young woman said that she could
get no the call, and that something was
probably wrong with the instrument
MARGARET was not pleased, and silent
A~A and absent minded dinner and in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
DREAM RIVER

Along the Fields Of Sleep the river StTayS
Where in the sun the golden water gloWS
AS with dTowSy melody it flows
Through woodland aisleS and scented forest ways;
And like the dew summer morning lays
Upon the petals Of an opening rose.
The mist veiled eyes Of tired dreamers close
With soft enohantment resting on their gaze.
Amid the clover where the wild bees hum
And, passing silver sunbeams gently sft
Their garneIed treasure into meadow grass,
| wait my dearest till God lets thee come
Until adown Dream River we may drift
And gather siumber lilies pass.
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lIebcr bic 92iaaara. .,sGlc.

9tioBore Sulls, 9e..D., ;.
9topcmber Gbo3. u. Sengerer.
So9n oeS uetltorbenen 8iQiom S9er.
gerer lluO iriiberer 8ice.grGiiOent scr
8ilIimu Sengcrer So, melhc cinen
Ser 0r6bten GcpartementalGoen III
Buffalo bctrieb, hcling beltte oobier
Selhltmor0, inocm er in nen gliagaru
iprong lno iidl iiber Oie 6Gae reiBen
lieB. gr Itono NIT ser @illia 81.
Morgon So" @igcnt6iiner eine&
groBcn 9ufioIO'cr N6bcl8eidGits, i'll
Tcrbltolm6 uno mar bclttc friib nom
iuic ii0lid i'm @eih6ft tbdtig. Sem
Drln0 iiir lcintu Selbitmoro lit be.
tannt. @1l0 nad) ocm 5ooc ieiueS
Sotcr2 mar CT aus ser Biaiam Sen.
gcrcr So auS9ctreten.
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glomiral Sampiun'S gsrffc eridIoiIen.

Vi heitcr, 9t..9, ,. 9}opember.
@arrp Sompion Elm Neiic oeS
Dcritorbcneu 2l0miruls Sanpion, lit
IN ielner 23ohnllug nabc Hulmpra er.
idOlIen ali8cflmoen uoroeu. IS
bieB uufGnllid, er bobe SelbItmorn
begonIen ollein ieine 9ermanoten
itCQcn ea III glbreoe.
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S(bnler5DafteS ltriniren.
25. SuLI 1908.

70. OUIE I4Ub.
Scrrcu 9labpab e. 50.
Sb mar bebuftet nit ltn6eiiinoialet Ses
Trims, Gin Ge8uuHgelt, bieIe WluIe tn "a Smns
ben 5u urinireu G3 ift cine grobe gelditteuna
ptc aud ic6r icbmer5BuIt Wieine eefdtedti.
cbeu artittc finO febr f6pa6 SD muB Ra1ts
ale 5mei Stuoen nuflteben. Inn su urintreu !;
mcnn tb mif pericbIdie. iItebf es ab. SD bin
G7 Sabre alt uno uuoerpeitie BET febr euter
Gtiunobet, SD eriube i'm 9r. 9lnbipabs aus
Ten NGtb; bite nm ioinrtiee 9tntiuort
g. 9. SubbeII,
Gbumploin, GIintou Co., q. o.
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9icrcn. uuo glnlenleiSen,

@arn' nno 9UutaroHf6etteu. foiute gIafen.
letne, 3uderirdntbeit @aiieriudt. gbileIIune
oes gSafers lluoefdubtefett Ses Trims.
Vrgbtf6e aranfbett. gu6uminartn uno in al.
len 6dIIen NO o9rid Guit" .Gooeufae oorbau.
hen 1T ooer ooS 9Sdiicr Did luoIlie uno ae.
nliHt M nit Subitan8en ne bns @eibe Ell,
ueo 9ies ooer 5aben pie mebe Setoe, uoer es
bat Elm franfbniteS, buuieS. bilt6ies gtusfebeu
nno weBcn Bone 9uit"s9obeuiae, uno uenn
elm prdcnoeS, brenHeubes GefibI beim gafft.
rcn bon SSaiier mabruebmbar 1T, uuo g6mer,
6en i'm freu5e uub In ben 9eneen.
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qlripc uriad,cn orube wirfuuoen.

Ser M0dCn % oi9 Nli.te aus iUellteT 0UF
auoeren lbclC be3 Njrpers ibre aubruua be.
3tcbeu ziuo In oeier Stildbe unreine obcr gur
eiftiqc Sloift cntbultcn 70 fpro bic liubruna
fir oeu Ran5en ilorGen a6rper. eine Gueae oer
StrunfbCii SU mag man dlfo eine Gernul
unosit5rmR cine leiue llria6e nenneu oic
etIc groHe pieletht tb0ilidbe gSirfuHg BubeH
maa. llul hte GeBtGre III oerbiien iuenoc man
etHe anocre feine llrndbe nit grober g&irfltna
an: Die ct. gcrunrh arduterpiien, rueh2 ie
oes lGaqcnciocn heieitigen uHo ben N6tper
Dor &erQlinna bepGbren. 81 glpoibeten }u
hnhrn
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GincS Der beIcn aGtaicOcr Ocs SonicS.

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9lftiu, trcn nnl, uusOnncrnO.

y. CuQbcr
lceGcnbcten ntun tltH9
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Gougrebmanu Salbott's gutter 9teroro.


@ scr m N U&@ @mhG G h b
nm m&uun"n mp N dnuu
bQ mh N I'M 3mrH @ Nlhm or
mum huounN N n 9t% % oyGmn nrpn nir roba dull
mn il i h0 nB Boumt l&momm
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Ediic 5nr Jtiie in's AnslauG be-
Iorgt Is. Maine, Hr. 4l3, Cit.SaIti'
nobc Gnitom Souic 9lue
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S0Dtl 3anb,
. ...hrtntHLALL.A ~
Gnfmcrfiam anf icine 1silidDtcu.

FW TH ICW 10
Ct
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7yrcnOcnicncr am g8abItas ucrbOtcn.
sHran Der gcbaroe Der Qolisrt.eOmmiHarc,

Siircau Der 9cb1rbe Der QuGi5rtGpmmiiiare,
Sftobcr 1908.
Risber Itnb bon 8ct 81 3eit un ben @abs
abenoeu Srcuncnfeuer In Den StraBCn aHaes
3iHhet nproeu ltrto NnubeH haheu Dor oer 2Sdb
Neluobubei5mdbta Aluetl Barter etc. atlammelt
uun nn heu ahelIoen Der g&u0ltaqe same nbs
Ncriiicn uEo nnoeren uufua aetrebcu I'M itd
.Ytateral iitr oicfe 5euer 3u beribatfcn, allies
Stes M uidbi MIR aelctmIortG lonhcru aud
qefdbrb unb brrbnnlmenoucrtb Sic Fulise
pro itrcuplIrns baruuf beoncbt fetn, oieie
Hraftifen 3u untsroritden luto ale S6uIoi9en
GerUuitcIi; ple 9'ebbroe III ubcr Der gltitbt baB
sic Nnrgrr nit Scr 4soli3et cooperreu tbnueH
Im6 ontcn htcfcIbcu nurd @lu5!tbuua ibrcr
glltoritdt IN tbren Snmtlieu 3u unterortiden
nuo iolbcn @erbben acneu hus Geieb ourd
ibreu GlHfub i'm NuaemcinclI Ginbult 2il tbnn
Sie NebbtOc cr9rcIt oabcr otcfen Shritt
hie Suhe 5llr gcadtlua Der @iirner Iu hringen
Hno ite.uu tbre Neibilllc in oer HluStbuna oeS
@ieictcS 81 erfutcn.
Sbcrlud Siuduu,
5Dbu Y. ~ @be.Ie,
&cter e. Sume,
4oli3etsG Gonrnildrc.
(Cfto2. %, ,goo2 .3t)
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Ter nicOcrtrGdtisc Nngriff ami
YIauOr Winbool 5eiat, lueN BciitcS
Sinh bic Gppoition gesen bic MGI-
icr. nno Sn6man. .9lnleibe iii.
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9tc Sd6m0()rlt,
Sic SrQufclt,
5tarf nnO acinnO gemnd)t Snrd
Or. RAD WAY'S
re SOLVE MT

5eoer Gropicu ben 8r. Gnoluab's giefolpent
uaR ourd1 oaS GIut ben sApeiB, llrin uuo
1noere 6Iitiiialelteu ttub zdite bes Gpiems ole
Ge1eHatratL oeun cs criebt Die 9(6fonberuu8cu
ots sorpers nit Heuem uno eciunbem gate.
vial Gr &aomaps 93efolbeui 1T bic eiudtge
poltljpe suu iHr
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Gffcftiu in icincn Siicntlidcn 0icnltcn

Gas Nesas
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Sat init Gbrc mno Grcbit acoicnt.

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Nn bic 0nblurue!
80
&yiOc EraiiOCutidaits . GanOioatcu
acGrn nadI paHir.


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in ipirar y>o;r,,+, T,i+ hicr-
AelIertj uod) pcr'dteotne NtotH
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0IoIllo'l'lleH erloorle' droBe 81
nohmr ;hrrs Hotrns
&tncoln, 9}cbry , 9topembcr,-
5icr iulO bcutc 2lbcno Die gr0Btc Dc
nonirotion Der Ganpn9nc bel Der
9lnflnft 0c2 oru. Mnl ). Nrnul
ltott. Gcrielbc belt nudoen er en-
tbulioltiid 6cluiIlfonmlet lnO 0rrh
ciucn 3ug IN 0ie Sta0t c&fortirt nor.
OCn mar, icine ShIuB. Gompagncreoe
inlter irciem Sinlnlcl pom 9olfou
cinc@ i'm Ser6cn oc@ @cih0ft3uiertet2
legcnocn 6otcl3. 0roBurtiQc Gn-
piongSfeierlid)fciten p0rotebniidlg
ShmtItellungen II. 00I. 0rllppirtcu
iicb INN 0ieleu glft. I'm Den 9emo.
troteu oo3 @cQengelpiht 5u baItcn.
foloen ml6 nod 5luet republifaniitbe
&crlalnHlm9en ltott III melhct
@olloerllellt Shelooll llllo Scnotor
S''t''It o,r eol'pltep''et 'uuIV''' nIl'
utW o'e MePRol''ol'er ooIlel' ell'ef
t'lll6H9 l''lt tyeherloeft peroll'lolfe1'
SIa Sollle oeS pellllaeIl Su8eH, ooS
le'ller 9l'tllI'Il oup'et' n'ell pt9o'l
''op e'''e 4''5ool 9''oel' III @''''ol'tl
t'l'o @oll'o", et ltoI Ifi'p "'of9ellS
W Nol''oS ett9, "'o' e'l' llho Dlelt
llW lu'I8e 9ell't9 ollb lilll ollW ellle
Neoe t'l' 9llroi' Fart III 8all'o" ello'
doS" 3lt paIlelt' elIl glllploll9"'eo'
llllle aus @oll'o' Gun, @"H' et'ootle'
le oeil euiloioalell ol'I 9eill eelilra''
SopHQol l'l.2 aele'lele 'Nii III elllcla
Hlltoil'oolt lioer oell ole petoen Stoo-
lr pefollloe''oell %lool'Ft ''oN oel''
Fort' Sopoto 9err "rpol 'ellle NE
oe pe'''oe1 Folle, te''le Ct ''tlt cli'eHl
e{lFo5u8e 'e' "''''o''F'' No''I'' Soo''
''oW S'''VolH '|e'lrr'
= d Tub lcrttt9eh in
Y l1c0go.
G6icogo, =. ytoucnlbcr. 9Qr
iciner gcltert 9lbenO lt0ttgcnm0cnc1
9I6reile bon bier crfGdrtc S'crr @rUul:
o@enn e3 iih mr Ole Sd)dBlng oeS
8l crlportcnocn @obFelultot9 bon'
0elt, 10 m0dtc i'll fcinc StoatenIiIte |
oiItcllen 0Cnn lucm ih be3ilgllt5
ocS 9n3Qonac3 in mondcn Stooter
audi iidcrcr bin oI9 IN onoeren 10 |
nlohtc id oodl nid)t Die Genlotrotcnl
III Oen nliUocr iAcrcn Stoaten oitrd)
oo9 3uQrltGnoniB bon llntcrldicOcn
cntIltbi0cn. SD bin iiber5cugt 0uI}
mir mchr ais 0clnlg Stinmcn i'm
GlcttoroI Gollc0ltm bobcn peroc1
mo enc gon6 bc6clttenoc Wtoioritdt
beo ToIfSoohunS." !"
@cjil9Iid Der Nerlp0tmg leiner
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3pGu u. Eautci,
Hidmuno, &a,. i3, Gttuber 1905



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Cffi5ica nnb pcrIOnlid, lit Gbren gebaltcn,

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Ut fir Oas Seitc in prueciiucr 0emofrutic

49,
2ames merermou.
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Scin beiiercr Semufrnt.


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ScrSicnt Ole llntcritiitnna icocs gsaDlcrs.

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g4iIe uad, bcm 2luslano beiorgt Go. g,aiur,
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