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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-10
LOCAL and PERSONAL

NELHGlNr EFtEIH4 F4Gbag A-ELFW Z y
'torney Of Livingston, was In Billings
yesterday on a professional visit.
w. "A. Talmage, q well known busi-
ness man Of Red Lodge, called on his
many friends in Billings yesterday.
George strum, q well known grocer
Of this city is spending q few days In.
Minneapolis and st. Paul on business.
George Lamport, a coal mine oper-
ator Of Bear Creek and q former
resident OF Billings, is in the city on
business.
G. 8. Marvin, cashier of the First
National bank Of Laurel, was In Bill
ings. over Sunday calling on old
friends.
G. c.. Anderson. general superin-
tende1nt OF the Northwestern Improve
ment company's mines at Red Lodge,
was in Billings yesterday.
H. 8. Hopka, superintendent Of the
Bear Greek Coal company's mines at
Bear Greek, was in Billings Sunday
calling on the local stockholders OF
the company.
+ l.. D. O'Donnell, president OF the
Billings Chamber Of Commerce, left
Sunday morning for 'Glendive, where
he is q speaker before the farmers
institute at that place.
"a party composed OF Judge Mann,
Chief OF Police Bert Talgo, Charlie
Bunns and Sam slomowitz left Sun.
day morning for a few days sojourn
at Hunters Hot Springs.
"A. M. Cleland, general passenger
agent OF the Northern Pacific, with
headquarters In st. Paul, is expected
to arrive in Billings this morning on
a tour Of inspection Of the road.
G. E. Shipman and Hugh Gerhafz,
civil engineers in City Engineer Ger.
harz's Office, left yesterday for San.
ders to make the surveys for the
wood structures on the Sanders
| ditch.
Major s. G. Reynolds left last night
for Washington, D.. G. Major Nc.
Laughlin, an inspector Of the Indian
department, will meet Major Reynolds
at st. Paul and will accompany him to
Washington.
Bob. Lee Of Forsyth stopped over in
Billings the latter part Of last week
while en- route to Gardiner on a bust.
ness trip. Mr.. Lee has the contract
for carrying mail and express between
the Milwaukee depot and the city OF
Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Messick OF
Sheridan, Wyo., stopped over in Bill
inss yesterday to visit friends, while
%enruutt home from a trip to the east
er.n cities. MI. Messick is a prominent
business man Of the northern Wyo
ming metropolis.
DR.. O.. B. Prickett returned yester
day from Hunters Hot Springs, where
he stopped over for a few days while
en- route home from Helena where he
has been attending the semi-annual
meeting of the state board of osteo
pathic examiners.
Jere T. Murphy, editor Of the Belfry
News and a well known newspaper
man in this state, stopped over in Bill
ings yesterday for a visit with friends
while en- route to Belfry from Helena
where he has been spending q few
days with his family.
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The report Of George w. Nanama-
ker, appraiser Of customs Of the port
Of New York, shows that 1907 auto
mobiles Of the appraised value of
$~--4,531.79 were imported last month,
more than three times the number inn
ported in February, 1907.
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ORCHARDS TRIAL SOON.

Boise. Idaho, March 9.-Harry Or
chard, charged with the murder of
former Governor Frank steunenberg,
will be taken from the state peniten-
tiary to Caldwell tomorrow and his
case will be commenced. It is prob
able that the date for his trial Will
be fixed..
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w BIRTHS REPORTED.

stork Continues to Pay Billings oc.
rs caslonaI Visits.
Last Thursday a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Suit
er Of North Twentieth street. Mr..
Suffer is a building contractor Of this
city.
Record Of the birth OF a son to Mr..
and. Mrs, Fred Kirch on March 2 was
filed yesterday. Mr.. Kirch is q. farm
.er residing a few miles west Of Bill
ings and the new arrival Is the thir-
teenth child born to. MI. and Mrs.
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SURVEYS FOR NEW BRIDGE.

VIII Span kelser Creek In Vicinity Of
Columbus.
Deputy County Surveyor 2. W. Col.
ton returned last night from Column
bus, where he completed the surveys
for a bridge over Keiser creek yester.
day. TIE bridge opens up q new road
through the lands Of the Columbus
Land & Water company.
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From Sundays Daily.
Mrs. H. E. Wolfe of Bridger is
visiting friends in Billings
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Dye of Laurel
are visiting Billings friends.
Harry Scott, a merchant of Custer,
is a business visitor in the city.
Charles Caron has returned from a
visit with his parents in Lawrence,
Kans.
w. H. Bostic, a prominent Carbon
county rancher, was a Billings visitor
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Hufford Of
Columbus, are visiting friends in Bill
lings this week.
Thomas Murray Spencer, known
throughout the state as "The Rocky
Mountain Poet" is visiting friends in
Billings.
@. G. Hoaglin, a former resident Of
Joliet at present living in southwest
ern Texas, was in Billings yesterday
calling on his friends in this city.
w. H. Reed, quartermaster Of the
soldiers home at Hot Springs, s. Oak,
is in the city visiting his daughter
Mrs. G. M. Simpson Of Terry avenue.
Miss Hattie Backus, a popular
young woman Of Sheridan, Is in the
city visiting Misses Helen and Lillian
Kirby at their home on North Twenty
eighth street.
Miss Adele Johnston, a popular
young woman of Red Lodge, stopped
over in Billings yesterday for a short
visit with friends while en- route to
Hysham to visit her sister.
Neil B. Flat, a former resident OF
this city who is living on q ranch near
Hysham IL III Billings visiting his
daughter Miss Lillian Flatt and call
ing on old friends.
H. N. Savage, supervising engineer
of the U. s. reclamation service who
makes his headquarters at Huntley,
was calling on his many Billings
friends yesterday.
Major s. G. Reynolds and little son
were calling on old friends in Billings
yesterday. Major Reynolds is Indian
agent Of the Grow reservation. with
headquarters at Crow Agency.
George La Mire, registry clerk at
ZIG 4OCdl pOotO1AVOy OAROSt6 w 4S~vO
tomorrow morning for Spokane on his
annual vacation. Mr.. La Mire will
probably visit in the coast cities be-
fore returning.
Mrs. q. B. Burke returned to her
home at Roundup by the way Of For
syth yesterday after visiting friends
here for several weeks. Mrs. Burke's
husband Is connected with the com
missary department Of the Milwaukee
at Roundup. Mrs. j. w. Ellickson &C.
companied Mrs. Burke as far as For
syth.
Rev. Father Stack left yesterday
morning for Miles City.
George Town Of Bridger is5 visiting
Billings friends this week.
w. b. George left yesterday TOR
Butte on q short business trip. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. Underwood OF
Red Lodge are visiting in Billings.
g. !. Buzzetti, q business mar OF
Fromberg spent Sunday in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. p. w. Cannon Of Coal:
vile were Billings. visitors Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. w. J.. Gerard Of Lau-
rel, visited Billings friends yesterday.
Miss Matte Williams OF Grow
Agency visited Billings friends Sun
day.
John Schroeder, agLake Basin stock
man, visited his Billings friends Sun
day.
Judge Sydney FOX arrived in Bill
ings Sunday night and will hold court
here this week. .s
"A. N. Raub. and H. A, Durand of the
Huntley reclamation service visited in
Billings Sunday.
J, !. Hall, 4. prominent Carbon coun.
ty$rancnsr Of Bridger, was Z business
vis.ter here y~sstsrday.
James p. O'Connor. = prominent at.
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Latest styles In job printing at The.
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EtEFM. EFgfIf Sal
From Saturdays Daily.
r. T.. Shepherd has returned from
an eastern business trip.
3. Pagel, a stockman OF Joliet, was
q business visitor here yesterday.
j. w. Beaver, a merchant Of Custer.
was a business visitor in Billings yes
terday.
George 8. Hurdley, a travelling man
81 Butte. called or blllings friends
yesterday.
A. IA. Boshaarrtt, q business man o.
Ballantine, was in Billings yesterday
on business. .sz I. /. @as ss y
q. L. Merrill, a lumber man OF
Bridger, was business visitor in Bill.
ings yesterday.
G. A. stockwell is confined to his
room with q severe attack Of iniam-
matory rheumatism.
r. 3. Runner, a business man and
stockman Of Absarokee, called on old
friends in Billings yesterday.
M. H. Dickman. q prominent stock
man Of this section Of the state, Is in
the city from Glendive calling on old
friends.
Harry Scott, q merchant OF Custer
and q pioneer business man Of eastern
Montana, spent yesterday in Billings
calling on old friends.
George Farmer, a barber who for
merly resided in Billings. was in the
city yesterday from Huntley, where
he is engaged in business.
Bert Ogden, q former restaurant
man Of this city, at present engaged
In business in Rawlings, Wyo, is In
Billings renewing old acquaintances.
H. 3. Reckard, q business man Of
Columbus who formerly resided IN
Billings, left yesterday morning for
his home after spending several days
here visiting friends.
j. e. Squirting, generaI agent for the
Northern Pacific in this city, left yes
terday morning for Hunters Hot
Springs for a few days %sojourn.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the District health office in the past TWEEN
ty-four hours:
John r. and Irene y. Cox, December -,
boy
Ernest ". and Myrtle Walden. Deem
Der %, girl.
Henry l.. and Cassie Norr December
%. girl.
John F. and Bertha E. Herrity, De-
cember 20. boy.
Robert n and Margaret A. Clements
December %. boy.
James r. and Ella f. Williams, Decem-
Der %, girl.
Gilbert B. and Nellie c. Glascock, De-
cember II, boy.
Irving P and Nina Tade, December u,
girl
Charles and Ruth Enious December
81, girl.
Raymond II. and Myrtle NJ. Raglan. De-
cember %. girl
Reverdy J. and Kate a. Cagett, De-
cember %, boy.
Luke a. and Laura c. Cole, December
-. boy.
George T. and Lillian d. McElroy. De-
cemher "a. girl.
Andrew B. and Bertha NJ. Peacock, De-
cember -. girl
Homer G. and Mary G. Moone. Decem-
Der ~, girl
William and Mary Barker. December
81, girl
James and Cornelia Baird, December IS,
boy.
Charles E. and Elsie NJ. Talbot, De-
cember 25, girl.
Giuseppe and Lorenzina Foti. December
20. boy.
Raffaele and Josephine Colella, Decem-
Der -, girl
Ellsworth G. and Mary V. Crawford, De-
cember IA, girl.
John ". and Annie NJ. Musgrove, De-
Ellis P. and Olive G. Frye December
"a girl
Frank P and Ethel s. Davis, Deem
Der %. boy.
Harry M. and Fannie L. Cashell, De-
cember 20, boy.
Richard H. and Alice C. Policy, Decem-
Der "a, boy.
James c. and Fannie Allen. December
"a. girl.
Charles and Annie Wilson, December
%, boy.
Washington and Charlotte Curtis. De-
cember IS, girl
Otha w and Julia *. Sommerville, De-
cember Is, girl
Richard and Bessie Vamels. December
% girl.
Rutherford and Elizabeth Jackson De-
cember %, girl.
girl.
Richard and Emma Walker, December
II, girl
John H. and Lula NJ. Simms. December
IS. boy.
Der %, girl.
Der -, boy.
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Hotel Arrivals,

New Wilard-E. c. Nesbit. New Haven.
Conn; II. G. Ogden, Virginia. f. Won
Eckert, Ashton. S. D.: S. j. Hamilton,
New York; w G. Young. Chicago.
Arlington-S. Searle, Jersey City, y. j.. !;
Mrs. j. NJ. Mckenzie, Mount Vernon, n
Y: ]. II. Hamilton, Montclair. N J.: Miss
Mckee. New York city; Philip Hansen,
New York.
Raleigh-F. S Howard. San Francisco;
j. h. Cox. High Point, n c.: j. 4. Smith,
Duluth, Mimi: w. B. Wright, Savannah,
Ga; c. F.. Murrey, Chicago.
Hotel Normandie-W. B. Church, Grand
Rapids. Mich: John T. Calyer. Wake
field. Mass: Miss Matte B. Hanes. New
ark. n. J.; Miss Julia r. Hanes, New
ark, n. j.: 0. D. Center and Mrs. Center,
Champaign. Ill: A. c. .McLoug HAND
Chicago, ILL.,; j. w. Thompson, Chicago
ILL.,: w. w. Juregan. Chicago, III: c. +.
Merran, Chicago, H.: Walter NJ. Frank
lin. jr. city.
Riggs House, NJ. Hollingsworth and
Mrs. Hollingsworth. Newburgh, y. Y: &.
Pitt. Atlantic City: T. Reynolds, Atlantic
City: T. Maiknder. Atlantic City: f.. Rob
inson. Atlantic City; c. Battle. New York;
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land. Marguerite Hines Belle Graham
and Daisy Watkins of Fairfax, Va:
Messrs. j. A Desio. Al. J. Dunsworth.
Keets. Frank Meyers. Cadet J l.. Duns-
Thomas Garner. Edward Hines John
Hines and Reese Norris.
Judge and Mrs. Harry &. Gather have
issued invita- tons for the marriage of
their daughter. Martha Blanche and Lieut.;
Julius Curtis Townsend. Is ". Thurs
day evening. January ~ al 80 o'clock
at Christ Church. Baltimore. y reception
will follow the ceremony at the home of
the brides parents.
\ reception and dance will be given TO-
morrow evening by Washington Camp.
No. ::,5. United Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams. ~ the new Confederate Memorial
Home l2.2 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. William Schofeid Hoge Welcomed
several hundred friends Yesterday at the
coming out tea OF Miss Margaret Lloyd
Hoge and entertained them at one OF the
happieSt events of the holiday season. The
pleasa home on 18th street was pro-
fusely decorated with holly. ponsatta
blooms and mistletoe. and the bouquets
sent this attractive debutante who is
already tasting the JOYS of belleshlp. She
wore white point d'eSprlt over white and
had pearl orna meu;s. She carried an
arm cluster OF lilies Of he valley and
roses Mrs Hoge wore black and white
lace and Miss Mary Hoge wore black lace
and a corSage bouquet of Vio!ets. Among
those assisting were Mrs. Savage of Bal
t.more a sister Of the deoutante: Miss
Margaret Norris. the Misses Abbott. the
Misses Wilson. the Misses Bolopp. Mrs.
ard Miss Brent of Alexandria. Va. and
Miss Margaret Parker.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Madeline Wicks.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Move Wirks of
Houston. Tex. to MIR. Robert Joseph
Kennedy of PiHsburg and formerly Of
this city. The wedding will he event
of January in the Church of the An
nunciation. Houston.
Miss Wicks. who made her debut last
sea son, is a member of one Of the oldest
southern families. She was educated in
Virginia and in this city. Invitations to
the wedding have reached here.
Mr.. Kennedy and his bride will make
their home on South Linden avenue,
Pttsburg.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Willie G. Jones and Estele Bostic.
Edward F.. Morris Of New Haven, Conn.
and Mamie B. Staples of this city
John A. Riley and Olive r. Cleft, both
of Woodbridge. Va.
Richard l.. Ball and Caroline Sobotka
Henry w. Douglas and Susie 4. Carter.
Nathaniel Davis and Emma Hargrove
William ii. Miller and Ethel Schlosser
Harrison Cruchfield and Annie Har-
grave.
Edward Johnson and Enora Seaton
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l.. " Norris. New York: Helena Fred
erick Stanton, New York Miss s. I.
Weaver. Newport r. L.: Miss +. f.
Chase. Stuyvesant. y. Y: Mrs. h. Strouse.
Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs s. Backarach.
Philadelphia. Pa. Miss r. Bacharach.
Philadelphia. Pa: Miss Il. Bacharach.
Philadelphia. j. Y. Davis. Philadelphia:
DR.. c. r Reinway. Hahana. Cuba: r.
Herman Jersey City: G. s Williams.
Philadelphia, Pa: J. r Montague, Phila-.
delphia, Pa
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Visitors Register at Star Office

The following visitors registered today
at The Star office:
Mr.. William J. Smith. New York city.
Mr Thomas f. Ryan New York city
Mrs James Curran. Middletown. Conn.
Miss Gertrude Curran, MiddletoNn,
Conn.
Miss Agnes Currdn MddletoNn. Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Miss Amy Clement Leavtt will not be
at home this evening. but will see her
friends on succeeding Tuesday evenings
at 1401 II street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Gen and Mrs. Humphrey entertained
last night at a dinner for young people
who went later to Miss Roosevelt's ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Miss Marie Carter. 1919 p street now
has as. h"r house guest during the holt
days Miss Alva Leigh Marsh Of Newport,
T. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Mrs. Nina Oppenhcimer of 326 Sth street
northwest has as her guest her grandson
M. Milton Heller of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Wright
will receive the army and navy circle and
other friends New Year day. from until
& o'clock. at 2U0a \ street. They will re
turn TO Washington tomorrow from Mem
phis where they spent the Christmas hol-
idayS with their children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Mrs. Charlie A. Mum will give a dinner
of about eighty covers tonight for her
daughter Miss Carrie Louise Mum and
her house party. A dance. TO which
nearly fifty others will come in later,
will close the evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Col and Mrs. Denny and Miss Esther,
Denny had party dining with them last
night which went on to the White House
ball later-Mr. Harmon Denny, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Denny, who is in
Washington for the holidays; Miss Van
dergrift Miss Leutze Mr.. Ray Howell
and Mr. Epsher Morehead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Misses Frances and Gertrude Fosbender
OF 1911 Euclid street left last week for
Baltimore and Canada. where they will
spend about three weeks as the guests of
friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Mrs Annie F.. Murphy has gone to
spend the remainder Of the holidays with
her son. MI. ID. Edward Murphy at the
Virginia Military Institute. Lexington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Mrs Oscar Raymond Evans of L street
has as her guests for the Christmas sea-
son Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Williamson and
their two children from Bessemer, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29

Mrs. T. E. Shoemaker who has for The
past few weeks been visiting her mother
Mrs. l.. NJ. Cromel.n. left yesterday for
her home in New York
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-23

cold.
Mrs. Hoobler is not quite so
well since Tuesday as she has
been.
Kenneth Scott spent several
days last week at his grand
parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stowe
gave barn dance at their home,
Friday evening
Miss Mamie Stetler and v.
Carpenter were Sunday callers
at the Van Wrinkle home.
Fred Alberts and family have
moved to Ransom, where Fred is
employed on the railroad
Al. Showalter, Vannie Carpen-
ter and Elmer Der visited at
John Stetler's, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Schnette, daughter and
son arrived Monday from La
Cross for a weeks visit in the
Stetler home.
Mrs. Mary Scott and Miss
Bessie Rogers visited three days
last week with their sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Scott.
Miss Flora Gould was a guest
in the Joe Snyder home part of
last week and this week, return
ing to Mrs Hoobler's, Tuesday.
The rain Sunday night was the
heaviest of the season in some To-
calities, but the country south OF
the Smoky was not as well favor
ed
Geo. Tunnel was in this neigh
borhood on business, Saturday
Mr.. Tunnel and FL. j. Hubert
were county seat visitors the
same day.
J. W. La Nrence'S brother-in
law, Mr.. ReiSer from California
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends here He went to La
Cross Monday to look over land
he owns.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-23
WILCOX.

Ed. Doerschlag visited at Mr.
Hazen's, Sunday.
Still dry. A good rain would
Be welcomed in this neighpor-
hood.
Mr.. Gullett and Miss Elsie
took dinner. at Mrs Marcy's s,
Monday.
Mrs. r. Blocksome and Geor-
gle took dinner at r. Smith s,
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Swisher has been
staying with Mrs. Al. Swisher
this week.
Mrs. Seeley and daughter
Neva, from Jewell City, are visit
ing in Trego.
Some of the Common School
graduates of this neighborhood
will attend Normal at Wa-Kee-
ney.
A number from this neighbor-
hood attended the Common
School commencement at Wa
Keeney, Tuesday night.
The Bethel League and Sun
day school were dismissed on &C
count of the camp meeting which
will last the rest of the week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-23
BIG CRttk.

Pastures are getting splendid
she past few days.
Several Glencoe farmers have
finished replanting their corn.
Another good rain in west
Glencoe last Saturday evening.
Miss Leonard, of Ellis, a sister
Of A L., visited with him over
Sunday.
Some of the wheat fields look
fine, while others show very poor
prospects for good crop.
Most of the farmers have I'M
loaded about all of their 1907
crop of wheat that they held over.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bartlett
went over in Graham county last
week to spend few days with
their son.
Rev Bowen, of Ellis, delivered
avery able and instructive ser
mon to the people of Ridgway
last Sunday afternoon.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-23
OGAIIAh.
There will be a dance in the
hall Nav 29th..

There will be a dance in the
hall May Doth.
The semaphore pole at the
depot was blown down last week
S. s. Harvey, d. Pershing and
John Blakely hauled wheat to
Ogallah this week.
John Hixon has broken all
corn planting records with his
big gang lister bought of Ross &
Waldo this spring
A couple of fellows were try
ing to organize a lodgeof Woman
here this week Thus are most
small towns affected.
Mrs. G.. d. Yetter went to To
peka last week to attend the
state meeting of the Eastern
Star and visit home folks.
DR.. Adair Kidd is now located
in his office in Ogallah, and is
ready for anything from stub
bed toe to hiving a swarm of
bees.
1t is too bad that our friends,
''the enemy" did not get to fin
ish ST. Johns in their usual
neat style, but the rain was good
any way.
D. B. Fulton and his brother,
J. B. Fulton, are going to Cali
fornia in the near future Mrs.
Fulton will accompany them TIC
Colorado, where she will remain
a part of the summer for her
health.
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Notice !!

To lot owners in Wa-Keeney;
1 am going to remark with
cement markers the blocks ac-
cording to the original survey.
This will not exceed $500 per
block or so cents per corner.
These will be established when
set. If any one wishes further
marks as lot or alley corners and
will request it while I am on the
measurement of block, I will set
any such further corners at not
to exceed Is cents per corner
setting the same with 10 inch
cement markers. Yours,
HUDSON HARLAN,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-05-23
First publication May .. 1905.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1903.
Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Colby. KanS.

Department of the Interior.
u. s. Land Office at Colby. KanS.
May 2. I90S.
Notice is hereby ;iven that Carey G.
Roberts. of Trezo county. Kansas who, on,
No 259a6 for the southeast quarter of sec
tion "a township Is south, range 81 west. 9Th
Meridian. has fled notice of intention to
make final fveyear proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before the Pro-
bate Judge. at Wa-Keeney, Kans.. on the
18th day of June. 1905
Claimant names witnesses:
William NJ. Nelson, of Ellis. Kansas. Elias
M. Wagner, of Ellis, Kansas, EnOch W. Nell
son. of McCracken. Kansas. HOratiO G.
Watson, of McCracken- Kansas
JOHN THOMAS.
Register.