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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
RUSHING GUNS 10 FRONTIER.

Russda Preparing for Possible Attack
by the Turks.
F1fty-six heavy guns destined for the
fortress of Kars on the Russo-Tarkish
frontier have passed through Tifiis by
railroad from interior Russia. This
strengthening of the fortress is due to
: memorandum yof several officers Of
the garrison on its weakness against
Q possible attack by the Turks. 1t was
pointed out that Kars q stronghold Of
IN obsolete system, was armed only
with artillery mounted Immediately
after the Turkish war OF 1877. and
that It could easily be vanquished by
modern Turkish guns.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Deserving soldiers wrecked.

party OF deserving soldiers from
the barracks at Honolulu stole a
schooner, The Lady. and started for
the South seas, but were wrecked off
Waimea. h schooner will be a
total loss. The soldiers were arrested
on the charge IF piracy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
work of Busy Evangelist.

A great e~vangelistic meeting has Just
closed at White. TIE populatsons CT
the town is only 476. but the people
built a tabernacle iS by sc. Feet, seat
ing $40 people, and the meeting, last
ing three weeks, closed on Sunday
night and resulted in 342 professions.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Elk Point ELECTION.

At the annual election held in Elk
Point Tuesday the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
Mayor, John Coverdale; aldermen, w.
a. ~Schaetzel, NJ. HI. Gill and O. M.
Walters; clerk. James Walsh; treas
urer, j. w. Coverdale, assessor, Geo.
M. Inch; marshal, F. d. Walker; JUS
tice of h peace, NJ. H. Baugh; street
commissioner, Louis Feaute. License
carried by a large majority.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
LANGDoN SMITH is DEAD.
Well Known Newspaper Man Passes
Away in New York.

wen hhoWn newspaper Man Passes
Away in New York.
Smith. newspaper man,
wal correspondent, and one of thu best
known special writer's In New York, is
dead of malignant erysipelas at his
home in Brooklyn, aged so years.
During his Journalistic career of more
thar twenty years in New York Mr..
Smith had been connected with the
New York World, the Herald and the
American. He served as wal CORE
spondent in Cuba during the Cuban in
surrection and also through the Span
ish-American war, being present at
the battles OF Guantanamo, Ell Caney
and San Juan.
More than a score of years ago Mr..
Smith was known as one of the most
expert photographers in the world.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
TRAMPs INVADE DEADwooD.
Police Kept Busy Handling Their Ho-
DO Visitors.

What to do with the horde of
tramps that for weeks ave been In
Testing Deadwood is a problem with
which the city authorities are now
wrestling. Many of the buns" We're
attracted through the opening UP of
new lands south and north of here.
and all seem to ave made Deadwood
their loafing place. The police have
been kept busy arfesting offenders
several times over, n warnings to
leave town have no effect. Street work
was tried, but the men proved so idle
that 1t was given up in disgust n
the city now has a number of human
white elephants" on its hands with
no apparent way out of the difficulty
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
ATTACK PRIMARY Law.
prohibitionists to Test Measure In Its
Entirety.

TTOIHDTtIOIIISIS 10 ICSt NWCstSUEC n rs
Entirety.
h prohibitionists of the state. rep
resented by Quincy Lee Morrow as
complainant, and Aubrey Lawrence,
of Brpokings, attorney in the suit, ap-
peared at the office of the secretary of
state Thursday and presented a state
ticket for filing under the provisions of
the old law of 1903, Ignoring the pri-
mary law in its entirety. The filing
was refused and they went into the SUI
preme court, securing an order to show
cause why the petition should not be
received. hearing was set for the
18th of this month. They attack the
primary law on nine counts, which, if
sustained, would practically put the
law out of commission.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Held as Assassin Suspect.

William Mcdonald. an old time
sinner and ranchman, was arrested al
Norwood. Colo, sunday on suspicion
% having been with the
Attempted assassination Of Gen. Buck
~ Wells, general manager OF The
gmuKgier-Union mine. BY an explosion
Scf dynamite under his bed March Is
SlS1f
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Found Dead in Bcd.

Frank Gross. a BLACKSMITH, aged
So, OF Monroe, was found dead in
bed at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. He
was one of the Oldest settlers in Tur-
c county. Death was due to hear
disease
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Roundinr ca Indtnnsf for Show.

William McCune, representing Buff
falo Bill. is now at Pine Ridge gather
ing Indians for the show The NUM-
Der to be taken will be between sixty
and seventy, rno young m1al. II is
understood they arc to show princi-
pally in the western states t.ais season.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
For Operatinr q Inttcrv

Fines aggregating $4,000 were
Thursday assessed against Morris
Richmond and six others at Cincinnati
o., arrested some weeks ago, charged
with conducting a lottery contrary to
La " 1e4EA
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Against LIQUOR Forces

The Alabama supreme court Thurs
day held both h general prohibition
and h 3 o'clock closing laws to he
constitutional and effective. The at
tack had g made on both by the
liquor forces of the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Receiver for Phone Company.

Receiver q Phone Company.
Vice Chancellor Howell Thursday
announced the appointment OF Fred
erick z. johnson, OF Newark, N. j., as
receiver Of the United States Inde-
pendent Telephone company, which
was recently declared insolvent. The
company is Incorporated for $4,000
900.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Chicago Rroler@a su.c,ae.

Lorenz D. Kneeland, of Chicago.
aged 90. former senior member of the
firm of Kneeland, Clement & Curtis.
brokers. committed suicide Thursday
by shooting.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
~Donkhobors crowd IN

The forty Doukhobors arrested &
Fort William, Ont, for appearing
naked In the street were Joined Ia the
jail Thursday by another squad. men.
bers OF wlichghad repeated the q.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Priest Commits Suicide,

Rev. Father Joseph A. Graham, rec
tor OF the Roman Catholic Church OF
he Blessed Sacrament in Albany, N.
X. shot himself twice In the heart
Friday afternoon IN his study. He
died almost instantly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
D,p,aac Nv praiy;c FIRE.

vicinity of Porcupine and Mander-
son. by prairie fires. assisted by the
high winds that have prevailed III hi
last four or Eve days.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Bunker sent to JAN,

@ ~. ortlfi assistant treas
Grer OF the Oakland, Pa. savings and
Trnst company, was committed to jail
Friday In default OF $4,000 bail to an
swer charge If embezzlement.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Groom Ifcid for Rican-

Another cen in a marriage dra-
ma begun at Aberdeen about six
weeks age. has been enacted and there
arc more to follow. 1t was the arrest
Of George Tyic: on the charge of big
amy. and was made on a request from
the authorities OF Racine, Wis.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
Lumber Company Fined.

Federal Judge Khappen Wednesday
sentence the Stearns Salt and Lumber
company. Of ~Ludington, Mich, to pay
! fine OF 100000 for accepting rebates
from the Pere Marquette railroad
shfnm0utss
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17

II. Marion Crawford, son of E. Marion
Crawford, the novelist, he's been expelled
from Harvard for failure in his studies,
and sailed for his home in Italy. For
three years he was tutored for entrance,
only to fail at the examinations. he
finally entered last fall.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17
yyips Cancelled Indian Allotment.

John n. ~Spachman. of Sisseton.
cansncd at the doos of the United
states land Office at Aberdeen Tues
dty night IN order TO be first to file on
a cancelled Indian aisstment, and he
won out.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17

The American ship, William P. Frye.
Captain Murphy. arrived in New York
from San Francisco, after having drifted
around Cape Horn without shipping .
drop Of water until within four days OF
New York. 1t was the lightest weather
experienced by the skipper in sixty voy-
ages around the Horn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-17

While the prohibitionists announced
their intention to test the fee pro-
vision of the primary law, so far no
open move has been made In that d.
rection- The socialists have taken the
matter up and are bringing a test suit
in Lawrence county, where an at
tempt was made to file a nominating
petition for the position Of county aud
itor withou h payment Of the fee.
They say the county authorship IS
only a secondary consideration in
their move, as their desire is to test
whe.eaauestion for its bearing on
filing their state nominations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

Gem YrGiioctten lcuftetc oicic
tSillelle eill. Sr. Moot mod)tc ben I'M.
ntaBgeblid)en Sorihlag oob Die Sc.
fiible bcs G%rdiioenten iiber Die slrbei-
ter-Ercpogolba oes Srn. Srpan iebr
pobl in Die SSorm zines 9Ilcrfcn-
mlngsifjretbens fir EQUATOR anor
gefleibct merben fonntelt, nllo man
bate georudtc Grenplnre' Der DON
Dem F%enniplponicr EQUATOR oilsac-
orbettetcn Heoe sur Sano, aus mel
d)en ST erieben mar, DaB oieie con-
lerpattpe Heoe iih reft gut iiir Den
bon Srn. &oot ongebeuteten YIon
cigne. IS parb ferner III grp1guna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

ben, loiien iid I'M 0inbIif olti bic
iiil9iten Wcl0ungen ilber Die politi-
i6c Gage I'M Stoote Ohio leid)t Der
mlttbelt. 0uB @err Gid &errt &itd1=
cod lueiter floren @ein ilbcr Die BE.
5!cbungcn icinc9 Gouc9cu 6orofcr 5lt
Scr STANDARD Oil Gompolp" ein-
5uihcntcn luiillihtc, fam mobl ais
oltSgciAlollcl ongcicbcn perOen, pieI-
E1cbr miro man in Der Nnlobnle nid)t
fc6l gchcn, bob cr, mic Ser Gr=8oll-
ucrneltr @errid am Gicnitog, nm Sill
fe sur Scfompflung Der Gcmotroten
bitten molltc. i.
MGbreno &err Gid i'm @ilrcoll oe5
6crrn &itdcbd %lpciltc, crcignctc lid
i;brigcna nod Elm ucitcrcr ontiiion.
ter 3mii6cnfoQ. 9tltd) @err Charles
q. Saft, @rltoer 0c@ rcpltblifoniid)cn
ErGiiOenti6ofta . GonoiOatclp Soft,
ilecttc 0en Sopf in Ncrrll Sithcod'S
&or5innmcr, trot obcr idleunigit oel1
Hildjllg an, nlS CT Der 9crid)tcr1tot.
fer oltii6tig mitroe. GuS &erihmin.
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cod ocS So6cn5 nid)t cntbnlten
fonntc."
nWiir lit nod fem GrQcrcr Yeiiimiit
norActonlncL ol9 r@rltocr Charlie"
0cln man bort BON linn ni6ts Nn0cs
res ais llnfenrlrfe ilbcr ocn Stoot
Ohio" lUlltete Der Gonrn1cntnr oielea
@Ilicnocn. o9ficnron0 mo6t Serrn
@ithcod Ooa &ebcn 10 ioltcr, ais Der
Vrllocr ocs Yr0iiocntidoitS San.
0iOoten iclbit, &crr @itdcod tbcilt
Die peiiimiitiihcn @Iuifniiun9en hcS
Ncrrn Charles 4. Gait o~ltrballa
nId)t, pielnlebr erlunrtet cr 0cn Sicg
Der rcpublifonil6cn Snd)c III Dem
Nclnlotb9ltootc mllcrC3 NnnncrtrGz
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&%oriibcn0cn Wiuioma pom Ohio nu6
Chicago 81 elmer Gonfcrcn5 %entbotcn,
lnn0 bort mcrocn Die ARRANGEMENTS
percillbnrt mcr0elL mcld)e inns sum
Sicgc filbrcn Iolcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
Sprgc nm Chin.
Ycllinliltildc S%tinmlulg ocs 8rltocrs
bcS repilblitohiid)cn FrGiibcnt.
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Gifts 9eiltb in Ncp s Norf.
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len g%cgelttbeiligcn 9cbonptlungcn
sum Srot, mebren it'd Die In5ciben
fir Die Soifnungsloiigfcit Der repli.
hlifanilhcn Champagne . Scltltng, 10
pcit Scr Stoot Ohio in @ctroft
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ltcrn Nodnlittog fcltgcicbtc Nbreiit
nod Chicago ulucgcn o~ringelbcr @e.
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fen mlrbc, cridicn n0nllid) ell @olt,
Der BORT felt Teroiielttlihung Der ia.
nloicn Iorufcr . Mrd)bolo = Core
lronbcl5 nid)t eriunrtet lpor llllo Der
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ten lolicn. SIS lpur Dies fcin anocrcr
ais Der NuloesIenator Sid bon
Ohio. Nl3 ser StoatSlllnllll ans ocnt
gudcnc Stnutc IN ooS NllcrbeiltJItc
0c@ rcpublitonilfen @cncrolllllmltS
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nlcr 81 poiiirch IN mcldlent Die @e.
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SnuptQllorticr llid)f perbcinlli6t ipcr.
oen fpnntc.
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oerihpono Scnotor Did id)leunigit
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inter feilcn llnllt1nocn pollte er lid
81 cinem Slltcrniep bereit iinbcn
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Did aus Dem ibpaiihen sfron, O.,
nod1 u%nicrcr Wetropolc oeiiibrt pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
9inridltnn in Gprinafielb.

Sprtn0ficIb, SQs.. %. Oft.
- Soc Samcs, Gin 1S.iGbriacr 9te.
ger, lucldcr IN Der Noht pom 3. Sllli
D. i. oobicr ocn Observation-Disclosures s.
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Ser6red)en sic Hoiicnf1npfe %entiei-
lclte, 5t bcrcn llntcrorilfitna bic
Stootsmili5 bier6cr beorocrt mcroell
mltBte, mltroc Deltte i'm biciiaell
Gountp. @ciGuAniB ollrd Den Strona
blngcrihtet. Gr geItono icinc Sd)llo
cit mo lturb NIT ciltcn 8ebet orf
0cn 2ippcl.
Soncs mar III bctrunfencln ,3l,.
Itonoc in ooS 9ollaro'ihe Sols &c.
rotbcn, taltnlcltc in cil, Shlnisim.
MGR mo crtabtc Sri. 9lund)e Ballard
bel ocr 9ono. SIR Safer fom ibr III
0!lltc mo mltroc bon Dem Ginorina.
ling crltodcll. @Ieid RAD Scr Ser.
boItllng 0cs Worbcrs mltroc cin I'm.
ltttllder Ingriff nltf cine Irou Carl
9allam ourd) eine1l anoeren Negcr
8entcloct, uno Die sSolge mar Elm Auf.
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lere Don Ne9erl betriebene Heltoura.
tlo1en lllo 3docll bcmolirt uno an
10 Sultier nieoer9ebrnnnt iplroen.
gdie nan o6m NEslanb beiorgt CD. 9iainr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
ySreDfns Der Gnmpagnc."
@ronoenbrrg ionmert itber leinc
&crboitltng megcn Sdlifung 0cS
Glcpclono S6rei6enS.

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Foli5ei = @oltptQllurticr ging geIterll
81 ipGtcr NbenbItllnDc einS elcgrammr
bcS Eoli5eiAefs g. s. 9uobnf bon
Nopton 8, nit Scr Otittbeilu1a 5lt,
0oB bort 9rongbton 9ran0enburg,
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@rono <rp plt 8erbillplung nit Dem
&crfollfe pes ieaetmnttch gGlcpelono,
@ricfcS" an sie 40. - GrfleSA cine
olf 8roboiebitabt I'M 5ipcitcn @rooc
luitcllOc Inflage crbobelt lprlroc, Der
hoftct mllroe. Ter 9otibdft wur bic
Nohrift beigefitgt Dab 9ronOcnburg
@iaens ici, nod Ntep Yorf 5llriid-
5llfcbrcrL cbue Oos Gintrcficn Der
N1lSlicfcrltnas : Eapiere %ob5llmarten.
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quarter Gin morin cs bicB, Sreltnoc
Sronocnbllrg'& miirben mobrid)cins
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ST I%eillcr Scfrcillng modJcll. Goraltfs
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relt citlcitru ipcrbc, mcltlt lein Silent
rtld)t beutc gcgen 9ilrgitoit cntloIicn
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Sl1 elmer l0ll1eren Grfl0nln9, mel.
dc @ronocubltr0 oilrh ieiltcn Nnlpolt
ocn Standardization 3%nfonntcn licb,
bcjcthnct rr it'd nls,,5bcr rGrcpflls
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fro0t pb e6 mbolid lei, Dob Elm Der
ltll1lttlNcr Mcllid ollitebmc, CT babe
nod @oden lullgcr ,Irbeit fir cine
GntIobnlutN pom $500 pie llnterid)rift
cinc@ rYrGiioenten Der @ereinigtcn
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lid ais CT be 'boitet mitrbc, allf ocnl
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Dem NCu 9)orfer GiItriftS Nlr.
moIt oicic acknowledgements SIT M
tcrbrcitcn. Die @%rlntbniB 5lrn Ser.
tnufc Oc9 Monniftipts, oaS felt Wdrj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
@as SrDan iagtc.
Sat Die Nrbcitcr uicmals ais r0ffcnt-
lid)c BETTER" bc5CidDnct.

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criuhen n.id)t ltnl Wtitlcio, lie pcrlon.
gen fcillc Nlnroien, tic forocrn cinind)
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Observation-Disclosures micocrbolt
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lung Srn. 8omper3 eincn Foitcn i'm
&obinct pcriprodcn bobC, erfldrtc Sr,
@on1pcrS, er babe bGlrfig ullO cmpbo.
tild ongrfiinoigt, Oob er nicmnlS un9
inter ir9elo luel6en %llmitdnben Elm
0ifcntlideS Nnlt occcptircn mcr0c, Ii.
bieicr GntidJluB lei Elm mniberruili.
der. Ger 3lped bes Samples Der Or
0onilirtcn Nrbciter iei Bcredtigfcit
lnO nidt oos @rboiGcn BON 9(tm.
tern.
@rpon micbcr III SItcn.
Ncmnrf us, %. Sftobcr. -
@nl. 5. 9rpon fam bcute bier al,
nod)ocm CT 9eltcrn unO porgcltcrn in
Ohio unO @cit-&irginicn bGtig gene
len mar. 9(uf Sem @e0c Gierhcr bicIt
cr Heocn an perihieoencn Gilllften
Nelu. Scricp'S, ltll0 onl 9lbcno rcbcte
or Dor elmer 4roBcn unO cntbuiioiti.
ld)cn Mcni6cmuolic I'M biciigcn 9llloi-
torium, Morg1n friib rciit CT mcitcr
ourd Die Stootan Ncp. &eriep uno
SHREVEPORT, u10 ONT 9lbcnO miro cr
iuicbcr III Glmiro, N..D, rcoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

9ci aermore, unrpeit Buffalo,
NJ, lit Der 6armer 6reo. 6reulin0
BON eincm 9lutomobil, bos BON q.
Scathero, iu1., aus Buffalo gelenft
miiroe, iiberfabren llnb getootct NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

Gur eiu ,Stpmp Clinins,"
Sas III Saratipe Srpmu Euininc. Sift
nab Der Sigrdtur bon g.. ~. 8rpuc. Sn Der
aar5en gSelt berIst. i'm Srfdltur9 in einem
1uge 5u beben. 225e. (Sfi2iiS1 ,6lit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

gaie nan benz MEslano beiorgt 90. 9iainr,
HI Sh~'Saltimureitr, uabe Snitpm Spuie.stue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

Wicm, 80. Sftobcr. Wcbrerc
@l1tter nnlb Sournoliitcn hnbcn cin
@orgeben gcgell Den Stottb, ,itcr BON
Enrol, 6rcibcrrn b. Spicgclicio, Gin.
geIeitet, neil er IN elmer Sieung oes
2onotogs in SnnShrltf gcrpiIic gcll.
berilngen ser Ereiie OILS nSrGtBen
joilrnoliitiider 8eier" bc5cidnct bat.
Die gntriiItluno III Den areiicn Der
3eitungslpeIt lit grob.
The roundup record., 1908-07-03
Butte to St. Paul By July Y.

The 81. Paul road expects to have
its line from Butte to st. Paul and
Chicago completed by July 12
Tracklaying has been resumed at
Three Forks. Everything east of
there has been finished. The big
track laying machine employed at
at that point makes it possible for
the construction gangs to place from
one and onc-half to two miles daily.
Track is now being laid east
from Butte and west from Whitehall.
and Engineer Pcdfield, in charge Of
construction, announces that ii no
unforeseen obstacle prevents, the line
from Butte east will be finished by
July II.
As soon as possible thereafter
both freight ana passenger service
will be inagurated. Depot arrange
ments for the st. Paul have not as
yet been announced. but it is cx-
pected that this matter will be de-
finitely settled within the next few
wccks.-Butte Evening News.
The roundup record., 1908-07-03
An Endless Chain.

Mr.. Brown keeps boarding
house. Around tho table sits his
wife. Mrs. Brown: the village mil
liner, Mrs. andrews; Mr.. Black, the
boardcr; Mr.. Jordan. the carpenter
and Mr.. Handlcy. seed and lumber
merchant. Mr.. Brown took $50 ont
of his pockct-book and handed it to
Mrs. Brown with the remark that
there was $40 toward the $40 he had
promised her. Mrs. Brown handed
the bill to Mrs. Andrews, the milin-
cr, saying That pays for my new
bonnet Mrs. Andrews in turn gave
it to Mr.. Jordan. rcmarking that il,
would pay for the work he had
done for her. Mr.. Jordan handed it
to Mr.. Handlcy. requesting his re-
ccipted bill for lumber. Mr.. Hand
ley gave the bill back to Mr. Brown.
saying, THAT pays $40 on my hparl
Mr.. Brown again passed it to Mrs.
Brown. saying he had now paid her
the $40 he had promised her She in
turn paid Mr.. Black settle her bread
and pastry account. Mr.. Black hand
cd ii to Mr. Handlcy asking crcdi,
for the amount on his -four bill.
Mr.. Hanllcy again remarked that
it settled for that months board
whcreupon Mr.. Brown put i, back il
his-pockct, rcmarking that he hadn I
supposed a greanback would 60 soial
But suppose Mrs. Brown had SEM
to a mail order house for new bon
net, then the $40 would have got
out Of town and never come back
There is 4 moral in this: Spen'
your money with home merchants
The roundup record., 1908-07-03
Oil Near the SnowieS

Lewistown Daily News: During
his recent visit to this city, Chemist
Emil Starr, of Helena. was shown
samples of shalc from the oil pros
poets near Rogers and Gilt Edge.
Mr.. Starr was free to remark that
he had never seen better surface in
dications in soil than the shalc from
the Snowy mountain field. Sec
retary Croft of the Commercial club,
has large formation in his office,
which is attracting general attention.
Tests are now being made in the
field looks promising after complete
analytical tests. \ company will
be organized to develope the pro-
poets.