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La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
Rocky FORD. o.fune, s.ns.

The report of Receiver Hall made
to the state bank commissioner set
ting forth the condition of the de-
funct State Bank of Rocky Ford on
July 18th is in part as follows:
The amount of collections shown,
$l09. .6i4.S4 includes the real estate
taken from Messrs. Godding and
Smith to apply on their notes. as
well as $500 for the Enterprise
property taken from David Barkley
in settlement of his note and stock
liability of 81. 400.
The report does not show the
amount collected by the First
National Bank Of Pueblo on notes
held by them as collateral. as there
has not yet been q settlement be-
tween that bank and the receiver.
The Pueblo bank has collected about
$45. 900 on an indebtedness due them
Of about $57. 900.
The amount Of claims in dispute is
$214. .56S.29. This includes all claims
for preference and offsets. When
the court rules on these the amount
Of offsets will materially reduce
both the liabilities and assets.
OF the uncollected notes those Of
w. E. Fenton rs maker and endor-
ser and Of A. w. Shelton total over
$4,000. These are secured BY
property under the Fenton and Shel.
ton pumping plants and on account
o. the extremely dry and unfavor.
abIe season there have bssn no ole
or collections on this paper. Rocky
Ford Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
viii e"Isrge Electric Plant.

The Rocky Ford Electric Light
Company has made arrangements to
enlarge the local plant AMI it is ex-
pected that by fair week the ca paci-
ty will have been doubled. The inn
provements include a 250 horse
power boiler, a 225 horse power
engine and a 100 kilowat generator
This machinery is already on the
way and the foundations are being
laid Rocky Ford Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
con,<., Notice.

UNITED STATES LASp OFFICE I
PuEhLo. Colo. April Il. ISs
A STFFiNlEST CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
= having b-~n filed ia this oiiic. by Fred
". Bisbrs'. contestant. BgatB>t Homestead
kn;ry No. iissa. made June s. lsN7. for north
~e-t quarter, section 81, township - south
rsuzr Is west. by Thomas 81. Richards. con-
is-tee. in hicb IL :. siie1.d that aid claim.
ant has Who'll, abandoned said lspd since
date of entry, having failed to establish resi-
d-nc- upon. OF ~ improve. occupy or culti.
sate same fo tn. date of this affidavit of con-
test: aud that said alleged absence from said
land was no, due to his employ meut in the
army navy marine corps Of the United
states a. private soldier. officer. sea man or
marine. during the wnr with spain. or during
any other var ia which the United states may
bc engaged
Nov. therefore. said parties are hereby noti-
He'd to appear respond. aud offer ev,i-nce
touching said allegation. at 10 o'clock n. M.
ON September 10. tsOs before the Register and
Receiver at the United states Land Office in
Pueblo Colo.
The said coatc-ssut havius. ia prot--r NH.
davit flied May 80, 1903, set forth facts which
show thst aft-r due diligence p-r-onaI ser
vice of this notice not liz made. IL is here
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due aud proper publication.
(sisb-dl y. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. August H. 1905.
Last publication, September IL. ias.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15

was turned loose with profuse apoli.
gies from the men who had dragged
him away from his home. Lamar
Sparks.
Frank Miller. a former old-time
La Juntaite. was recently appointed
undersheriff in Routt county. with
headquarters at Steamboat Springs
Misses Nellie and Minnie Howard
left last Sunday morning for Kansas
City. Ottawa and other Kansa:
points to visit relatives. They viii
be absent about three weeks.
II. G.. Todd. of the Rexall Store
left last Saturday for Battle Ground
Ind. to visit the scenes Of his youth
and the appurtenances and heredita.
ments appertaining thereto. He
expects TO be absent about one
month.
Judge John NJ Maxwell, of Den
YER, one Of the judges of the state
supreme court. was one of the dis.
tinguished visitors in La Junta last
Saturday. Judge Maxwell will be
one of the four republican candi-
dates for the supreme bench this
fall and will be elected along with
the rest of the bunch.
T.. H. Dodds md family. of Doug
las. Ariz.. who have been visiting
the home folks during the past two
weeks. returned home last Thursday
morning. Mr.. Dodds reports that
times are not any to flourishing in
Arizona. and that from appearances
business conditions in La Junts are
fully up to the standard anywhere
west.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
so,iee for 1us,'e.uen.
UNITED STATES L.xp OyyirE.
Pu.t.l,. ffnln yniv IA lsy.

UNITED STATES L,vp OyyirE |
Pu-tls.. Colo. July 10 iio-.
NOTICE Is MERELY GINES THAI
Juan T. Taf.iia. Of fiji i-b-s-. Colorado
who. "n August :, t'oi-mad- Homestead entf,
No Has. --risl M. O-s. for nortb~~sf quar-
ter northwest quarter. east half north~--;
quartet northeast quarter southwest quarter
-ecitou IL iosnship - >-sutb, range .i ~c>t
nth prtHriTst meridian. ha- fil-.i notice Of In.
'entiou t. uiak- hisi ny- year Ist-,f 4, s-.tab-
ii.h claim isl the Land tpps,. described before
Clerk OF the District Court, St La iunia. Colo.
fado. ou the 9Th dat Of August .i.ss
Claimant names : stfns>-s-; Iobreuro
Roy. c-s,bio P.dilla. Narfno whaii-,. Dounin
80 Jooe-. NIL Of hisb.,r. Colo.
:. 4. ABBEY Register.
ttr.t Publication juiy H. issr.
Last publication, August - tio-.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
Summons.

STATE OP COLORADO, In tho Di,,,,ct
COuN7Y Ov OfERO. Court.
Hans HansOa, ss
". SUMMONS
c. J. Siosn.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of COLO.
RADIO. 70 z. J. Sioeo.the defendant al.svp
nambd, GREETING:
You are hersby required to ap,par in an -
tioe br0ught agninst you By the above na1Sil
plaintiff In The distrtct court Of Otero couaST,
STATE of Cotosados a.d enswes the complalSf
hsseof. ~ ssrysd within this coussy
q. = ssrvsa ?as 9! tAts coansy,or 81 puhiiss- Y
tk0o. Wt1Atn thirty 6nyS altar 70
service kssUuf, exslnsiys q tn DAY II ssrvfS /
o. jaAg14et ~ defauIt viii = tsksa aratI1i
yo1. aqoos11ng to ~ prayer u ~ co@p{al1e.
Ana = 2 ooey ~ ~ eo0p1aIat II tn aR1Vo
sseitasa astlsa - ~ ssfvsa .witA tkis -
noes, - q ~ seevtes hsfsoe - made out q
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
.one MORE LOCAL rsms.
Trade with II. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
The dove shooting season opens
today August 18th.
Pure mountain ice. La Junta
Cold Storage Company. phone East 6
G. S. Thompson. undertaken ant
embalmer. Day phone. black 1852
night phone, red 3s5.
Gem" -four, best in the market
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded La Junta Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Savage leav.
next Monday for Lancaster. N. H.,
for three weeks visit with rela.
tives.
Fred Cunning will open in few
days, a book. news and stationery
store in the room formerly occupied
by Cookies drug store.-Bent County
Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holly re-
turned to La Junta last Monday
night from few days visit at Colo
RADIO Springs. They expect to leave
for their home in Sparks, New,
about September lst.
John G. Dodds, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city during the
past two weeks. left last Monday
morning for his home in Seattle.
Mr.. Dodds is in the employ of Schil-
ling & Co.. of baking powder and
spice notoriety.
Miss Luna Sanderson. who has
been visiting her parents in Arvada.
Colo. during the past four weeks,
returned to La Junta last Saturday
night and on Monday morning re-
sumed her duties with the Kendall
Dry Goods Company.
Henry Savage. who has been with
the United States reclamation ser.
vice in Missoula. Mont. for some
past, arrived home yesterday and
will remain until the opening Of the
fall term Of the state university Al
Boulder. where he will be student
in the engineering department.
Undersheriff Add Frost. Of Il
Junta, was here Saturday after
Marion McAdam. q Baca count,
ranchman, whom the sleuths Of Il
Junta imagined was the bold. bad
man who had fun with the Rock,
Ford marshal ! couple Of weeks ago
When taken before the marshal
however. that oflicial aid he VA
not IL man wanted. and AcAdan
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
s..s'"s Of eeu.'i...'on se.,s.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that In compliance with the statutes Of
the State Of Colorado, the Board Of Comusis-
sioners Of Otero County will hold the first an
nnsl meating of the County BOARD Of Eausii.
sstion NJ the court house In La Junsa in aid
'""n'' II n. Is. GxRTCOD' ca.,n,s y NV; c,.,.
Yirst publication, August Is, 1908.
Last publication. August -. lSS
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15

1,ri,- Z 4. Junts !. ts.rsts,d at the junction OF
tbr,,. dfVf.i,,,i- Of the Nichtsou. Topeka sBi
s,nts Pc iI miles west ot hapsas lt5
i,i mile southeast OF D-nssr. -tstS 'htr''
tuii.. east Of Pueblo, aud .iZhiy 90" inilr-
moth and east 0t Trinidad. In 1901 the nant'.
Pe ..ts-nds,I ssoDpiia p--rmtnra' con.trnc'
ton work consisting of tpnrhin' -h,J'-- .t"f"-
houses ro,itdhou- etc. Tbs" rhilr"ahcon-
tt,uy employ 80 tnrn and Issy- oHt noihbit
1t thi. pIae, oyet sssisH Tor labor. he ,NinA
sugar Fnrto-y, Hive miles ~.~t o "a Jhn'"
"a. erected IN jt.,, at a r,s@t pf 81 i2fD-isD Ia
Junta has Just rebuilt and csi-ndsi ~ NAlrt
system at nm expense Of tDpp- " - oNn-n
b., tb. cttY aud commenced oi-rstion. from "A
new source of supply In February. lp'. ihr
.ltituis j. tOlS feet. and the ciiinat" ihs"h
the year round. j. uu-urp pt--'d- bin"-t coh
slant sunshine characterize fbr intor@ sh'
. wholly cioudy day il n rarity. Ia Junta hs-
all the metropolitan cons-ni-nc-r n~raeh n a
ely oi = OuD Regulation. including many tptlr-
of brick .idr~siks. "a Irrfect Sstrn OF ,sn,
tAry sewerage, an electric light plant "hinh
supplies an aiidsy and ali-uisht service sn ar
titirtni ie. plant of s-yeh tops daily cspacly-
"a modern cold storage plant with cnpach5
of storing 5UO ton. of pure mountain lrr'
th REQ rural fs~r delivery routes Guy letter car
rier othes Tor local delivery. hrr department
telephone system with ! 90 ~nf,-crtbrrr- sno
long distance connection with any part oi tne
state. n school system eNc-llob ot NO CITY ~
the state. employing fS-nty -~ssen tcnehrrs
in twenty-five rootn.. With neS ksuD hiSb
school con, plotted ia 1907, tsn churches, shtron
secret and frntornal orders, two banks; S"D
two weekly n-~spzper.. Opera hou-- 81 -
seating ca pscity. brick plant ct hpnu dni1 81
pscity. manufacturing best quality OF vitrih~i
brick; -four mill OF 20 barrel. dnity cnraciy
cement block plant. In fact. La Jnnt. y "nr
Of the bc,t towns of it, size ia Colorado
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
LATEST ELECTION REPORTS
JOHNSON BEATS CASS|LL
VeSSty for Governor by Good Md
jOrlty
RESULT VERY CLOSE BETWEEN
PH|lO HALL AND f. v. MARTIN
May Require Official Count to De-
eide Contest

The latest returns reCeil ed establish
the fact that Robert $ Nessey, pro-
Gressive, has defeated j. l.. Browne
OF Aberdeen. the Stalwart candidate
tor governor. 10y 200 votes This is
final and puts an end to speculation
as far as the governors Office is con-
cerned.
The result as between Ph,lO Hall,
progressive. and +. w. Martin. stal.
wart, candidates for congress, is still
in doubt and whoever wins will do so
by majority of not more than 100
votes either way. AT the present time
Martin leads Hall by majority of
500 There are eight counties to be
heard from and as several of these,
notably Sphinx, are heavily progressive,
the outlook for Hall is more encourag-
ing than it has been for some time
Indications point to the fact that all
the progressives on the state ticket
were nominated by safe majorities ex-
cept c. II. CasSill, for state treasurer,
who was defeated by Johnson. his
stalwart opponent.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
MAKING THE CHIPS FLY.

The local lodge Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America is going to
adopt a large class on the evening OF
July 18th and have asked every camp
in Brookings and adjoining counties
to get up class and have them all
initiated here at the same time. max
III a great big union meeting and class
adoption During the day there will
be a WOOdman picnic held in Brook
ings with innumerable first class at
fractions. the class adoption taking
place in the evening the work to be
done by one or two of the best Wood
man drill teams in the state.
II is desired that every Woodman
camp in Brookings and adjoining
counties get a large class and have
them come to Brookiugs 10 be adopt
d. They will be members of the
camp of whatever town they are from,
they will only receive the work at
Bookings.
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CRAWFORD AT CHICAGO.

South Dakota should feel pleased
to learn that her governor is taking
an important part in the delibera-
tions of the national convention of
the Republican party, now in session
at Chicago. Has been made not only
a member of the resolutions commit
tee, but he has been made member
of subcommittee of thirteen. whose
duty it is to adjust the disputed planks
of the platform. That Mr.. Crawford
has been SO signally honored is a com
pliment to the state which sent him.
The framing of the resolutions is
an important part in the deliberations
Of any convention and only men who
are recognized as supporters of the
policies to be carried out. are selected
to the resolutions committee. Mr..
Crawford. in the fight he has made in
South Dakota, has come to be recog-
nized as champion of progressive
principles. Mr.. Crawford is known to
be in sympathy with the Roosevelt.
Taft policies 1t was fitting therefore
that he has been made member Of
the committee which is to frame the
platform upon which Mr. Taft will
make his race for the presidency
Aberdeen American
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
NEW FACULTY MEMBERS.
Professor in Pedagogy and Director in
Athletics at State College.

The Board of Regents has selected
Dr J. II. Rodeheaver as professor of
pedagogy and Latin 10 succeed Prof.
r h. McCleuon, who has recently re
signed on account of por health. Or.
Rodheaver is graduate of Ohio Wes-
leyan University. where he also spent
a year in post graduate work. He
attended Clark university as a gradu-
ate student and afterwards spent two
years at Boston university, where he
received a Phi. u. degree He was vice
dean of the Boston School of ENpres-
sion and comes here from Wabash Col,
lege
The Regents also elected J NJ.
Saunderson. a graduate of Albion col
lese. Albion, Mich. with this Years
class, a. director of athletics Sauud-
ersOu has an excellent record as an
athlete, and it is sincerely hoped that
he viii be as successful as athletic
tutor He played quarterback on the
Albion football team for four years
and was captain OF the team one year,
and during these tour years his team
lost only one game. He played basket
ball as forward for tour years and was
on the track team three years, his
specially being the dashes and hurdles
He has a record of . and - in the
50-yard dash and 10 and - in the
loo-yard. He played base bah at third
base for three years and during two
Of these years his team was cham
pion of Michigan He was a special
student under Walter Kennedy. the
famous Chicago athlete and was in
charge of the college gymnasium un-
der Kennedy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
ChAUTAUCUA LAKE OAkWOOD.

lHe'e d" ot 'HI'E ud> NH"uldu'
qua u'p'' - "il'c'"h oI the fF"
hlpi'lohlS al james MarS'Soh ;
grove Oh east Slu' 81 Lake YAK
wood h'"' 'H' Quiet June ~ -
ana -
FRIDAY. June !" AT p. III. the pro-
gram WI 90" furnished by Jesse II
derWooa s'.'lNt ana 'harles Is. Jones
speaker. slr. Underwood Is one OF
the mes ,''olSts III IN" state, CharIes
IS Jones r one OF tue MOST success
ful men Oh the fF"hihl'ioh platform
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
President Roosevelt Appoints Con-
gressman Hall a Member.

Last week Congressman Philo Hall
received information from President
Roosevelt that he had been appointed
a member Of the commission on the
Conservation of Natural Resources.
This commission is the outgrowth
Of the conference of governors recent
ly held in Washington at which time
it was decided to appoint represents
tive men as commissioners, to be diyid-
ed in sections. A certain number on
subcommittee to consider the four
great classes Of water resources. An
other certain number TO inquire into
the question of national forestry in
another on minerals. Mr. Hall has
been chosen as a member of the sub
committee on minerals and has for his
co-wOrkers such men as Hon John
Dalzell, Pennsylvania, Senator Joseph
NJ. Dixon, Montana, Senator Frank p.
Flint, California, Hon James l.. Slay-
den, Texas, Andrew Carnegie, New
York. Prof. Chas r. Van Hise, Wis
consin, John Mitchell Illinois. John
Hayes Hammond, Mass Dr. Irving
Fisher, Yale University. Com, Joseph
A. Holmes, Geological Survey.
The recognition of Congressman Hall
in this manenr is certainly gratifying
to him and his many friends in South
Dakota coming as it did without his
knowledge 1t speaks louder than
lords the fact that the young congress-
man from South Dakota has gained a
place III national circles along with
the foremost public men Of the United
States. 80
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ing able to connect viii d, ltN steam
heat plant the old Methodist church
corner would seem T. hr the most
favorable location. So ta. as the Reg
lister is concerned il is lDlel that all
being in position 10 de $50 viii sub
NIT bids according to the requirements
and within the sum of Il. apprupria-
tion 80 that the matter VII. be settled
promptly.
1t may be two or even -four years le-
fore the building can be constructed.
bur when the government once pur-
chases n site the building will sooner
or later be erected. Aberdeen has a
very pretty government building and
the ground has Just been broken for
a new postoiiice building at Water
town which will he equally as attrac-
tive
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DEATH OF PIONEER.
N. +. Coleman, Thirty Years Resident
of South Dal ota

Nathaulal +. Coleman died at his
home in east Brookings Sunday even
ing, his death being due to pneumonia,
alter all illness OF nine days The
funeral was held from the NJ. +.
church yesterday afternoon, conducted
by Dr. f. p. Hall.
Mr.. Coleman was born in Minnie
sink. Grange county, y. y in Febru-
ry lHJ". At the age OF fttecn n came
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
SITE FOR PUBLIC BUILDING.
No Doubt But There Will Be Severa
Bids Filled.
= j Bitterness.
President.

With the rush Of college and politi-
cal news last week the Register did
not more than melton the fact that
the proposal for bids for the site of
the public building for which the ma
tiOnal government. through the efforts
Of Congressman Hall has appropriat.
ed $500 to purchase, was contained
in that publication
The ground required for the site is
l20 l30 feet at the corner Of inter
secting streets This will permit the
building to be Constructed so as TO
leave at least forty iaet of clear space
from adjoining property and safe
guard against fire
Several sites are already spoken Of
though perhaps the best mentioned
is either the old Methodist church cor
ner or the DR.. Collier corner opposite
the opera house If either Of these
cannot be secured the property owned
by the Episcopal church society or
the property occupied by the dwellings
Of Chas. Atkinson and Paul butcher
or the Wimsey corner just west OF the
court house. The majority of those
who have been heard to express their
opinion seems to favor the first named
locations, either being ideal both as to
location and in order to secure first
class foundation. On account of be-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18

Here is something OF inteI TO
every chicken-oWner, as it i re
cent decision of the Attorney General:
The Attorney General of the state has
lately decided that chickens vnen off
OF the premises of their owner are
wild game and can be killed and eaten
without infringing on the law This
is tough decision for the little brown
hen that has been in the habit of
flying over the fence and alighting
right in the middle of the neighbors
flower and vegetable beds. She will
have 10 be good from now on.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-06-18
PRETTY JUNE WEDDING.
William J. Juneau Captures One Of
Brookines Highly Esteemed Madens.

In ST Thomas Catholic church in
this city at 1890 "Wednesday morn.
ing Mona Gertrude Murphy and VIII
liam j. Juneau were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony. the beautiful
and impressive ceremony being given
in its entirety.
Father VIM. Sh"an. pastor of st.
Thomas, read the marriage service;
MonseiguOr Shcahan of Elkton, read
the mass. and Father Joseph Flynn of
Estelline. preached the sermon. The
and blooming plants and the cere-
mony was performed beneath we'd
ding bell fashioned from flowers and
evergreen.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss May Murphy, as maid of
honor and Miss Alma Walter and Miss
Mary l.ockhart as bridesmaids, while
the groom was attended by his
brother-in-la Charles Hathaway of
milwaukee,. Wis.
The brides gown was a beautiful
creation. a princess robe of white
French chiffon over tatfeta with pan
I'll of Egyptian tissue. She carried a
shower bouquets of lilies of the valley,
with a wreath Of the same flowers
fastened in her veil the only orna-
ment being a diamond brooch. gift
from the groom. The maid of honor
wore a gown of pink French Batiste
and carried bouquet of pink roses,
The bridesmaids dresses were Of blue
silk voile and they carried bouquets
of margucriteS.
Little Jean Hathaway. IA niece of
the groom, was flower girl; Francis
Murphy was the page, carrying the
ring concealed in the heart of an
American beauty rose; he is a nephew
Of the bride Mildred Allen carried
the haSsock Matt and John Murphy,
brothers Of the bride, acted as ushers.
The music was by specially aug
mented choir with Mrs. Theodore
Aiken at eh organ. Miss Leila Alton
sang two solos.
Inc bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W II Murphy and all her life
has called Brookings home and has
nearly, if not quite, as many
friends here as there are citizens.
She is a graduate Of the college and
lady.
The groom has had charge Of athle-
ties at the State college for the past
two years, r"signing at the close Of
the last school year to accept a like
position in Marquette college, Milwau-
kec. where he was born and raised
and where the couple will make their
future home
hi the evening a reception was heid
at the home of the brides parents.
! The couple were the recipients Of
many very beautiful and handsome
presents.
! Mr.. and Mrs juneau left on the
Wednesday evening train for the east
carrying with them the we'll wishes
! Of host Of friends, among which the
! Register is pleased TO be numbered
The following out Of town guests
We're present: Mrs and Mrs. Chas. II.
! Hathaway and daughter, Jean, Of Mil
/ waukee; Mrs. w. II. McFadzen and
two sons of Manistee, Mich; Misses
| May and Maude Juneau of Milwau-
| kee; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Murphy and
two sons of Minneapolis; Frank Muir
! ply Of Ellsworth MINI; Mr. and Mrs
/ VI. +. Murphy of Elkton; r. J. Muir
! ply Of Elkton; John r. Flynn of Blue
/ Earth, MINI; Matt w Murphy of
! Pierre
/ The general steering committee for
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The general steering committee for
the Woodmen picnic has decided to
hold a two days picnic July l. and 16.
The two days will be well filled with
sports Of all kinds, and Woodmen
camps for fifty miles around will
come, bringing their degree teams,
bands and ball teams. The various
committees have been appointed and
are already at work completing ar
rangements and the people of the
county can look forward to something
good,
DR., l.. G. Borst and family departed
Friday evening for few weeks visit
at points in Wisconsin.