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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-08-19
Foot Badly Bruised.

While assisting the crew OF men ~
work at the site of the electro llgn'
and power plant on the Clearwa'ei
river last week H. E. Sweet sustalnea
a painful injury TO his foot q
boulder of considerable weight tel on
the member and some serious oruISe'
resulted. By the aid of crutcheS WI,
Sweet was able to come down tow"
the last of the week.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-08-19
There and Elsewhere

Cal Huddleson is back from trip
to Burgdorfs.
Andy Moore went to Vollmer the
first of the week.
Mrs. !. A. Curtis, of Spokane, is
visiting friends in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. R. Mcconnell
are taking all outing this week.
Carl Vanpool is back after week
outing at the Taylor ranch on Salmon
river
Miss Esther Taylor is up from her
home on the Salmon river visiting
with friends in this city
L. M. Harris returned yesterday
from launt of several days over the
hills on the deck of a cayuse.
lanes Pearson and Mark Robinson
went down into the White Bird coun-
try in quest of grouse Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Jenssan were
outgoing passengers on the stage
Yesterday enroute to North Yakima.
Mrs. ]. l.. Colvin and daughter,
Jessie, left Tuesday for White Bird,
for visit with friends and relatives.
Clifford Beall, formerly with the
Bargain Store but now residing in
Spokane, is here this week on bust
ness.
Jos. Wade and Chas. Thompson
took advantage of the open season for
grouse Sunday and went out and bag
ged nice bunch.
Miss Bertha Gahagan returned
Friday from visit to Spokane and
other Washington cities. She re-
ports delightful trip.
f. ]. Chatterton and wife, who
have made their home here since last
fall, left yefterday for Lodgepole,
Neb., where they will reside for the
present.
Elias Kilen left Saturday for Min
neapolis, from which place he will go
on to his former home at Lakeheld,
Minnesota. He will be absent about
month.
Eddie Coram, Kenneth Reed,
Norman Holmes, and Henry and
Seneca Munro left Monday for Fish
lake where they will spend week
camping.
Mrs. +. d. Richardson and Lulu
and Frank, Mark Robinson and Otto
Almen left Tuesday for an onting of a
week or two at Eddy meadows on
White Bird creek.
w. A. Hall came up from Clark
ston Monday. Mr.. Hall has been
nursing a very sore hand lately, an at
tack of blood poisoning being the
cause of the trouble.
Lack of space prevents the publica-
ton this week of resolutions by the
w. O. w. and Rebeckah lodges or
Tic QCdtH Oh w. II. w IildlilS. OdiiiS
will appear next week.
A huckleberrying party composec
of Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Mclean and
Miss Beatrice, l.. M. Graves anc
family, Mrs. G. H. Wood and MIR
and Mrs. Beverly Graves left thi
morning for the vicinity of Adam
camp.
Fred KarSten, who had the contruc
for the stone work on the Balfour
Guthrie warehouse at this place
states that the foundation is complet
ed. Work on the building will b
commenced as soon as material ca
be brought to the site.
w. H. Williams, Jr., who cam
here last week to attend the funer;
of his father, returned to his home ;
Portland yesterday His mother, Mrs
w. Fl. Williams, accompanied hir
and will make her home there for a
indefinite period. Miss Mae Wi
liams will return to Spokane Friday
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-08-19
Visit Mining Properties.

Louis Scholl, Jr., of Echo, Ore
gon, and c. L. Morgan, of Humis-
ton, Oregon, were in the city the
last of the week. They were
on their way to the White Bird coun-
try, where they are looking after
some mining interests. Mr.. Scholl
is mayor of the city of Echo.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-08-19

from Spokane.
DIR. Busey, of Clearwater, was in
town the first of the week.
Jim Boyd is back from Kooskla
where he has been since last fall.
Russell Woodward and Clifford
Tilley have returned from Baker City,
Oregon.
Miss Hazel Toye, of Sites is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ed Abra-
hanson.
A baby boy was born Saturday,
August 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Wilkin.
A. Mcdonald left Thursday for
Hot Lake, Oregon, to remain there
a couple of weeks.
Fem Batty is home from Seattle
where he attended the meeting of the
Grand Aerie of the Eagles.
Frank Hogan, J. A. Wilkinson
and Geo. M. Reed left Monday for
hunting trip on Snake river.
DR.. J. l.. Rains was passenger on
Thursdays outgoing stage. He left
for a short stay at Boville, Idaho.
Joel Alexander and Milton Freid-
enrich left today for their homes at
Lewiston and Portland, respectively.
D. F. Auldrdge and daughter, Paul
inc, left Thursday for Centralia,
Wash, where they will make their
future home.
F. l.. Leonard and family returned
Saturday from their outing at Long
Beach, Oregon. They report de-
cidedly pleasant trip.
Ebert Rhett came up from his
ranch on the Salmon river the first of
the week and left yesterday for bust
ness trip to Kalispell, Mont.
Mrs. VIM. SteinheiSer has disposed
of her residence property to Mrs. r.
VanDeventer, the consideration being
in the neighborhood of $1,000.
John Stephens, who has been in
| Spokane for several weeks undergo
ing treatment for his eyes, returned
Monday evening. His eyes are much
improved.
Fred Clark, who has been at Ia
coma and other coast cities for the
past couple of years has returned.
Fred was an employe in the old Jer-
sey House before the fire.
c. A. Johnson and family, who
have been at Lucille for the past year
or two, have moved to this city to
make their home. Mr. Johnson has
purchased a home on South State
street
c. ]. Munson, state land selector,
who was in the city last week on bust
ness, left Friday for his home at Mos
COW. Mr.. Munson also visited
White Bird during his stay in the
county.
John Jack and Walter Robinson
left this morning for Lewiston in MIR
Jack auto. Mr.. Jack will go on t.
Portland where Mrs. Jack has beer
for some time, and Mr.. Robinson
will take a trip to Spokane.
Mrs. DIR. Stockton and Maste
Andrew, DIR. ]. E. Candy, of Spo
kane, an uncle of Mrs. Stockton, ant
the Misses Martha Sempert and Sadi
Stockton form party who are spend
ing the week at White Bird station.
Guy Monlux arrived Saturday from
Butte City, California, where he ha
been located for several months. H
has been assisting his mother in pack
ing up this week preparatory to NOV
ina to Butte City where they wi
: make their home. They shipped
e carload of goods and left for the
n new home today.
Wait Minnie Pronarf;Aa
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-08-19

ton but this welcome condition is
sure to be brought about in very
few weeks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
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pavssyl= n 4 holstye na soltars. Po
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skioh; posaoxonY = obchodem 25-
&c lie5 stnssnia Zwiaesku..
[:dlas,lksiie1hl= katolik6w. Obrady wieoo-
We poprzedsh wspaaiaay poehdd,
EIiosaey do 1sstysisoY1o v kt5-
rym=wsielyy ad.iaa. sorgsnizaeye ka.
toliiekliiyej mlodslez# zr1ozznyyclhl mast MI !
tlllaeA4h!.iich l',n'' 'I's': kateliekie,
kbtkasrolnio.e d. zgromadaenal
"a szakonssenies oddpiewati: serde-
ezna Mako j ies.oze7 felska: ME
zgine}a. /. ,
Prsed kitkn tygodni1m' a IT.
siss: "a. 4 aan.H asama V Polskiej
Bystre ns f4skut o}cenasi pradsiad-
klein rdwnocseanle iona jego POI
rood ll1;ill. mu boxian syna. . " lynn
os|. q, ". vnde q .l 1esoo'vyda's ma
fwiat.!5ts,i|llnego elssopca. !.
Ten ostatnii .*.xiec Z 4 dxiadkiem
swyn snsjdaje siie " jednym i:tym
eamym wieku.
E..E.. .::sE:. n 80 s.:s ~. .:a:.sl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
ZLUBAWSKIHGO. Mad ranem

Mad ranem
drody ma osw.rtek u,ddlersyi ploruon .
" stodole posiedz,ciela Jdzsfa
tA sss4 E5sifss : { s:Sssss<ss >& =: 81, 3
sze'zepahskleggo, ne " w J "a .l1l'
= R :taa,' W, oriea ogarnat : viel.
ka szyhkodcis dwie dals1e szopy,
ty,Ao budynek miesskaloy urato'
I w,ano. zywy inwentarz zdo'ano u
ratowat. .strsty e wielkies, lgdyz
ee1e ~ 4aaN 81: i Ks ~ sREsstyy s;s
apalily . pan ssos. bystylko bard,o
nisko sabespiezony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
in6w1, gdsie zna llts psXllneego az:
lx,6'roe ! a 1all llllpI u .'ai'5ohT Is1s Y n
90 ma si.mi boz dnaAly 5sss sls
t 8 "a ~ 81. III. ..hassiiN.. Nf =. N.S.34ss
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szAMo'T'U'LlsiY,. 4: D.,ed.io najora'
tn obornicklego pan h,sbiaR soa11b
ii, vid'.ao vysyst pn III J,
prze1 piekar.y, kazal ' swoim ma. y
jatku " Obrsycku pobudowa6 PIE.
karnie i dawal 0 i j owierc fu lnta.
.obleb, w1sk.zy PREY GENIE Soften:
przez co, co zniewolif piekarzy g.
brzyeku, v szamotu ~ q. .l - q
Wronkach, he i oni zmqszen, ii d 1l''t'
sposobnosd do znizeiniaa con ma m'e'.
10 j wyroby misene. .
GNIEZNO. w pooblizu m last 9
E.s4Gr +; ri III II IL .ac Hi: s.f:s. i41 ~" iSEa.@
/, snaleziono dwdch l9|s samob f|it y :.=i 2s !,
den. : mich, n,ejakl e ,,sl's1 /
sic ma mosoie pred Dsie-
kanha, zak}adem ola ob'skany.clhi
zwtoki drugiego msscsyylz'nY, ktdre;
go nazwiska ME =stxierdzonlo y y 70 3
vie PREY szosie pod J: y Wi it
wskiem.
=. ~. iz5 ss: s3#H.
GNIEZNo. Oiem,lnoty. Jet jess-
oze. DUO ma swiecie. tSswia..dle'sylIg 9 9
tenn nastepujacy prsyklad. Jakas ko-
biecina ze wel. prz'yohll'o'td.ssi No q. p'oez-
Ete, ateby odeaiad synowi, odslagga-
qoemu wojskowosd, .talara : vie
4 -: - ybS~ -. a'r a - AaNI+Ea
:runkiem parry ~oesarskiej j opowlar
,da urzednikowi e! e zado wolehiem !.
se ',y syn, : teego ' talls'rA /; 1 '''s'' iersa sve@
=. Al eco * kaza ssd1, .ro } ia! y |. 1 s'e '',t1p39' 81
ozdobe A gdy zdx,wioaY urzaed y l,ls.
.ae..at dowodsid dobroduaznej ko-
pieeinie, :. ' .yn iej ot9 8, Co
prawda talara, ale inneggo, W <
s#t# f:t:s++fG. 5a.-w = y. It *1s##f
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e. f glove i ! od d sk s. ! e
I,ebe, rzsdszeno,e p'.o,ee!z;t 4. p,ruskltiiok., kto /
te jej synowi teglo saaneggo talarat
doreosyd ole potrafiq.
i . .&:;..s*: .& !" Z '7S#
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s. i I. 800 ~ :rr -
fon'sy' Ao'oA1'e 80 ~ -
t '''''n itollee 'l'''' u. q. I: Cube @el'''. Biz
1. ddlle e, a., J e lbln4' q. dw '.;j z BePet 'Ae
sommer i sohna s.! 4ajson Y W.
mierniot~a, pol,osyli sobie :
n;o;atn;aiaca nomiarv
,,,zma;:a au q, prdos ter ,,
av.t = ,aoh { r. I. /. , e, .,Il..
t | ludsi ks6rzy.Eto ID niby poma.
cali :. piracy po.a:;:R od.io. 81 .s4az-
.bovem,. 1oh v,.ata vvtoosyaa in
:, : process; 4a "a y / Po.paniu !, pr1y.
. NAL i'm v o.lei .pslui llsod.aoe :
Io li. ! x ,,,I,il: wyrol .opieva.
iaoy ma ! do !, dai vission,a,,,.. &: o 4.
hi + diva, zooe.nia. .o.tali uwolnie;
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
zGAIIGlH

H Haa#nas Sstss#EtHsss S asS VS. ! gs5ss #ssHHH55lI
GGAIIclJA LWdwp..sW 2ab roszhii
oldsieol.y vi i, odbylo a.ss
u PIatex pozx lsil I o.va 4
Muzeuaa5 81 bIiiieaa.k 81 " uroost lpl I
scitej wx,eli ud.ial praedstawlciel,e
Rady miiejskiej, Wyd1ial krajovyd
nn.miestniet~,ai oraz 'arcybiskup 3
Bilo.ewski, <. Teodorowicz ] BIZ
akup x Bandureki: Aktuu POI.
avieeenia dokonal x. k anon 9 Ian.
tiewi,o., q 1o !, ! .prr rem Z, 1, vice. ! ! 81,
:1p,r,,ezydt1ennt. m ] 'ae -. Lwowa. Nov y
. 3. 4 !, ,'apea 4 II. tess ','t.s' droga-
g handtlowyymi ue q dzi6 : kr e.,
II ppsalmni4tki l.1 ktore staa e, ,;a pod pod.
3walinY tyciia narodoveggo, jego5
ciaglo6cl kulturalnej Stsa samk'naae6
.naleky te drogi, ole pozvoli6 tyn,
pamiqtsom uchodzi6 kr!aiu-
E#.Zadanie to a: ma spe1n'tt. po |, !ltt.!
aaeol museum. o i 9e! ,all i opiekaa. mia l.',.
s.a i krajju, M lA'','',aa to povinno
|blyd szkosae = g taady !
kteo ian. wejdlie, ue.ya gle na po-
Observation-Disclosures q 81. meow, uosya
tieg t. p ~',2!1 koch e j, 1 Is y
|niia'a Al i pr's'yst'oh6 dla nss' ieseli Ne.
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historycsneejj k%aml ri 'niie' :sobi ''s'll:l b
~ IL, : htdrat ,nia ,.,,I j
"a an ! oowr ,, .,pod Wiednia.
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s ssllst Oh: ]. zaR j bqegatz dzlai por
tret6v A.: poeze . g Ky Hteka
.ft'rs s''yehy' stare. drek'' v'oet'
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hsf.'=' epot' i rask'el "a; - !; g B.
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ia sig oka'ale.
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l.. nso.el I kanoslary Is std dlul:l5 ); Is
tov , :, 60, k ,i.l.,,' ehv,niony 3 r6z-
he spr,eniewiersenie p l 81. sie .
.tocycb, ,oddany .ostal pod obser-
naove lekarska, e !, udaje oblatar.
bsgo ,sodpavia ws.elkioh odpo,~
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
Wll'IElsCIZ OJ1GZl1Y,l'ZlINY

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q PRUs POLsKICH.
BRODNICA. Fabrykant papier
.ros6w P. stawihski otrzyma} 2
swe wyroby ma w~ystawie " Gniez'
ME loty medal serdeosnie 'm,'
Sinssojjeny,, i..yosymy mu, ateby
jego, wyroby jjak najwietssy ros-:
Sos a,. sy.is1y.
sFARoaARD. okropna snierc
oie .gansaas4 let.ia dsistwozynka
Klara zygow.k. v Brzezaie. B.,
sss;.-si * : = A. m. il .%5#. .&s \. :@:# zAz 81
wiiae siie . r6wiee5n1ikami v polu, ma
e E-saes ~ / y :sYa:s.s ..@iass ii. = ..5 3 ~ Is -.
ktdrem rozniecono ogieh, sblisyla
s -, ,n ! do oepi., "a k,6rego
.ajs'yisieje lei sukienki. : letni chloss
pesyk Rrasen. zdolal egieh st.umit
.ien,aii4 ate widad .e >ogiea til,
M ssssf TEsi;;S.# n @z .s4
0ie, bo v drodze do miesxkania sa-
srstsf5 szsa n 4. Il II ~ II 5as.a s5ss*iFr:a
nhy ais iej s'uki i' !, si "a no nov e !.
Dsiewese rzaciio sic ; bolu j. pre-.
rssenia do ~gnoj6wki, ale aprawilo
jedno to, se j misrswe sic zapalha
a = I. zig : & lod.is y zbie ell : 3: pola J, 1na-
le2li d~ziewczatko spalone ma we.
GEL !,
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:: g Y! Y I. y y nie e' ! t'Ls|:l podo11as'
Rrsyjsoiia : k .s,d. f.. III Mary sEy.
dz:eeis do p, .rwsse5t- Komunia dw,
j.lnenn1 : d~ziewozatek sajal sic cd.
elon9dej swiecy rekaw i wlosy.
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skrersta przestraazonemu dsieeku
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MIC sic ME s.alfo...
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y ~, os'atnio e oatereeh; a. dn'a 4lt p
aowiouo= ne He'll prseszfo, 5000 koop.
sledsi-Najgorze} poWodzi sie pod.
tYm: vsgledem rybakom " Puckiej
Jaatarai. W ozwartek nadesz}a
~ i; + 81
zt.mtad LODI : 1000 kopami sIe-
dzi,
Ys.=:zs zs:z.sx !. ;.a;;.= esa. tE 81.
s.; s.ra : 'oe,' q: !! n. 'tl'1!|s. sig 'tI|...| sH So:
cs..u. ae 81 polkEr1tego emerykan-
skim: grzybem- WAr6toe ;oieako "a
chorowa} ! odwioziouo go, do domE
choryeh W Gdshska=. obecnie M
.deszsa tn wiadonnodc lie Sc. d.
mari.
Mad ran !sl
JxELsIIs. -.s. al or,uf n,nrIn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

W 3 v ho,ppa'tkaeh
zeales1ono ma ulicY zwloki robotni
Ia Labsa e sasieddlnitej vsiko DO !
niii.aoyjnej. Rano IS. wyszedl : = do ol1''
.upeloie sdrdw; nieoo P61niejj VI 9.
e 1T! Hass24s44E E; tis5taSE aaass@ !sM lESssza#s st1%ss*3s
dz !, isalr'1,4 go y 4 obe ''sE pewnym :l 81
lon,stee. s.wielf t1.. 1ma'l
wskutek uderzenia.
(, ss4 a III 49, :: ~ - 49, ~ go 77--- III .z.a*:zss
n. No q sls'!4[lL y g ep's,Hz5Morder
s q [ " ubiiegle dfodss kobis-
i vraealy : targu v I ~
Pentkowldaob ku domowl, uslyssa
sss@assss Il. s sfsspt::s I Ss*ss 5s &. =
Il str1aly a. leslie. s 81 ve!r19 ION, one
h '4segs,' v;str4o1R 'e'l he e4'' !. q t['''a x. av6an
n4aealsssnE.pe Asofa {; n. t.ze f''e
Prssstr.a1oppes pobiseiy & nnias!t'
svi l.'sf o. y, ;pollii sj. y
!. n .nl!sls, . 1tstesd adaso sc natyo "A
mast kiilku policjant6w i lands
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

Ll 4 /: z l'll i. \ W q .'''g.1 I pa.e.o e
iW u. Il i, 1H lllal "a ;1..ssks..ppeedd
Polisoen5na. padoiettg zosasat obi;
v 50, q. sslP'' Sc. =. s i g
I1krzas Duudka. :5a. ssssaIs Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

ROSA. .W; | S s a. u, 1ak do-
nom, !, ! Is'4 IS! \ s aa,ys''' , ro.rznoono
i 1. da t ! j II q s'e',l + .I e po Mi uli-
zach iootdtszwy ,4Poapislane przsz are
I ehlreiis.| Hsrnpk k rzueajjaoe go
!! Ju yfl'a ! ltotr g lrozpa'ln'kiem.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-11-04
Public Sale.

I will sell on Monday Nov. 9, '08 at
public auction at the ranch of ID. d.
Nicholson, two and one half miles
north of Darby the following personal
property.
Twenty-eight head Of horses, age
from to Il years; D head we'll broke,
weighing from 1lc0 to 1000 pounds; 2
colts; one Russell sawmill. complete
capacity about forty thousand; log
ging trucks; lumber wagons; 5 sets
of lumberman's hammers; 2 sets of
sleigh chains; one cant hook; Que com
plete lumberman's sawmill outfit; IL
head of cattle; one two-seated hack;
one new buggy; one Mccormick now
cr; one hay rake; one grain drill; plows
and harrows; one fanuing mill; com
plete outfit for lun nberman's camp;
household goods to numerous to men
ton. Terms of sale one year time with
bankable note at per cent interest.
Free lunch at noon on the day of
sale. The sale will begin at 9 o'clock.
Sit @. d. GORUS.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-11-04
ARTIST TRIO.

The Artist Trio, the first entertain
ment in the Hamilton Lecture and
Entertainment Course, will appear in
the Lucas opera house Saturday even
ing, Nov. 7. This company is COM
posed of Miss Agnes Doyle reader
Miss Flora McGill, contralto, and Miss
Blanche Deering, pianist and violinist
Miss Doyle is a real entertainer and
her speeches are free from the cheap
tone of the average reader. Chas. S.
Hathaway, musical critic in the De-
troit Free Press saws of Miss Blanch
Deering that she is the most perfect
development of the natural musician
he has ever had the satisfaction of
knowing. Miss McGil1 has been
meeting with more than ordinary sue
cess in her chosen held. Her voice is a
contralto of great range and beautiful
quality, we'll trained and flexible.
Admission rs, 50 and Is cents. Tie
kets on sale at usual place Friday
morning.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-11-04
Notice..

Having had several requests to make
a weekly trip to Hamilton and teach
the violin l would like to say that the
number of pupils wishing to take less
ing. If it is possible for me to get ten
pupils to start immediately and take at
least one lesson weekly will make a
regular trip to Hamilton.
G. HOWA RID WRIG GHTSON,
2-2t Violin Instructor.
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The WEEK At CORVALLIS

Corvallis, Nov. 2.-Mr. John Tatro
returned home Monday night from
} Butte, where he has been for month.
Henry Randolph and wife left last
week for Pendleton, O-e., where they
expect to make their future home.
Charles S. Hainliuc arrived Friday
| night from Chicago, where he has been
| for the past ten mouths.
Rev. McJunkin came up from Flor
ence last week, where he has been for
| some time.
William Neaves returned to Corval-
lis Tuesday after helping Frank
Hooper of Stevensville drive three
| hundred head of cattle from the Big
Hole.
A Halloween masquerade party was
given in the hall Saturday night.
| The young folks were dressed in weird
costumes and spent a very pleasant
evening.
| Archie McInnis aud Roy Simmons
who have been working in Corvallis
for about two months left Friday
for their homes in Helena.
| A crowd of the Corvallis boys went
to Hamilton Friday night to a social
given by the Methodist ladies ard on e
by the Baptist ladies.
| John Blessing, who has had charge
of the Coblelgh ranch during the sum-
ner, left Sunday morning for Boze-
man, where he will begin a course in
the agricultural college.
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GIVES TAFT MAJORITY, BUT NOR
RIS CARRIES BY 2oA
COUNTY TICKET SUCCESSFUL
Elect Legislative Ticket, Sheriff, Treas
urer, County Attorney, School Super
intendent and Surveyor.

On the face Of the unofficial returns
Taft has carried the county by 1872
and Governor Norris received a ma
jority of 204. The republican state
ticket carried by najorities ranging
from 100 to zoo. Romnev, democrat,
received a majority of 352 The dem
ocrats have elected G. M. Crutchfeld
and Il. c. Croft 10 the legislature,
VIM. Ward sheriff, T. J. Hefing
treasurer, z. Lee McCulloch county
attorney, Miss Nora Smithey school
superintendent and Leonard Oertli
county surveyor. Crutchheld and
Croft each received a majority of
more than 400. Ward received a ma
jority of $50. The republicans elect
ed Arthur Baker clerk of court by a
decisive ma iority, o. G.. Cooper COM
missioner by 382, and Geo. A. Reese
clerk and recorder by small majority.
Myers and Webster are elected judges,
Following is the vote:
For president-Taft, 1921; Bryan,
829; Debs, 129; Hisgen, 3; Chain, g.
Congressman-Pray (rep), 1888;
Long (den), $50, Duncan (soc), go.
Governor-Donlan (rep), 877; Norris
{dem), 1881; Hazleton (soc), 1O8.
Lieutenant governor-Allen, 934;
Swindlehurst, 780; Buzzeil, SS.
Secretary of state-Yo oder, S13;
Romney, 1165; Harvey, 48
Attorney eral-Galen, 1904,
Tolan, 865.
State reasurer-Esselstyn, 974;
Goodwin, 903
State auditor-Cunningham, 1016;
Sherlock, 682
State superintendent of schools
Harmon, 1920; Mountjoy, 764 ~
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Railway commissioner six-year
term-Boyle, 1904; Nevin, SIS.
Railway commissioner four-year
term-Stanton, o93; Violette, S2o.
Railway commissioner two-year
Morley, 1O15; Newman, s11.
District judge-Webster, 1o4s; Ba-
ker, 773; Myers, 1888; Stiff, 447.
For members of legislature-Met-
calf, $40; Packer, Cos; Crutchfield, 1854;
Croft, 1882.
For sheriff Cook, 71s; Ward, 1868;
Bryan, %; Frogge, 81.
For clerk and recorder--Reese, 977;
Watson, SSS; Fawcett, %; Baughman,
GO.
For county treasurer Marvin, 935
Hefling, 952; Plat, SO.
Clerk of the court--Baker 1119; Man
ming, $50 Gorham, IS; Logan, SO.
For assessor--Porter, 704; Hackett,
465; Tanner, 7o7; Ward Jr., 21.
County attorney--Baggs, 1913; Nc
Culloch, 916; Calkins, 121.
Supt. of schools--Adams, 942;
Smithey, 1O49; Miller, %.
For coroner--Kellogg 947; Rennick,
731; Wheeler, 54.
For public administrator--Taylor,
1885; Burch, 7S2; Kyle, 100.
For surveyor--Hill, 954; Oertli, 1044.
For county commissioner--Cooper, i,
1165; Wylie, 7S3; Clifford, 63.
For county commissioner unexpired
term-Burrough, 931.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
of the Tin Cup Irrigati on company at
Hammond's hall, Darby, on Saturday,
meeting is for the purpose of settt-
ing for the work on the dam and con-
sidering the question of closing the
stock books.
w. ]. CUMMINGS, Pres.
S. w. OVERTURE, Sec.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the nercan-
tile department of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company are requested to
make settlement at the company's
office, Ravalli County Bank building.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING
COMPANY MERCANTILE DEPT.
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SEARS ---BURCH.

William Sears of Woodside and
Miss Mamie Burch were married at
Bozeman Sunday, Oct. Is. The young
people were supported by Isaac Sears,
a brother of the groom, and Miss
Vonie Vrick of Bozeman. Many Bitter
Root friends of Mr.. Sears will extend
good wishes for him in the new role
of benedict.
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For Chronic Diarrhoe

While in the army in 1868 I was
taken with chronic diarrhoea," says
G Gorge M. Miltou of South Gibson, Pa.
II have since tried many remedies but
without any permanent relief, until
Mr.. A. w. Miles, of this place persnad-
ed NE to try Chamberlaln's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one
bottle of which stopped it at once"
For sale by the Corner Drug Store.
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live
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For Sale for Cash.

For Sale for Cash.
Millinery business, stock and fix
ures at invoice price. Must sell by
Dec. IS, 1908. THE PU TN AM STORE