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New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

In a rafting sct-to of volleyins lawn tennis the
national doubles champions. Frederick B. Aexan-
der and Harold H Hackett. beat in five stralSh'
sets allowing only ten games the pair composed
- 11sIco1ro u Whitman and Theodore Roosevelt
Poll The score of the match was o, D., %.
s-2 6-4 and IT marked the formal opening or
the courts of the New York Lawn Tennis CIuo'
123d street and ManhYttan avenue Just before TINS
match the championship pennant of the Metropoii-
tan League won by the New Yorks last season.
p-ae raised 4 singles match closed the DAY. Gus
tave F. Touchard defeating Robert T. Bryan 81.
IS s-6
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BULLS and BEARS OUT.
Lindsey Tapmn Wins the Stock
Erchange Tournament.

Close finishes marked the twelfth annual golf
tournament of the New York Stock Exchange at
the KnoIlwood Country Club yesterday. Lindsey
Tappin led the way in the eighteen hole medal
play handicap with card of ISL, while II. III.
Henry and c. II. Theriot tied for second place
with net scores Of I3 Tappin also tied with W. r
simons for the low gross score, both getting 7s-
Their cards read follows:
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L. L. Luder the sweepstakes handicap with
qi-20-74 and also the third qualifer for the
Taylor cup.
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MOLLENHAUER IN FORM.
U7ins Harlem Trophy Easily =
HocBeft and Alexander TRUMP

Playing up 10 the form which brought him such
success last season. Henry J. Moenhauer. of the
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. won the trophy
for singles in the Harlem open meeting yesterday
In every department of his game Mollenhauer was
at his best lie took the final in straight sets and
Just before entering upon this competition on the
courts at fSlst street and Seventh avenue. he had
Won a hard match in the semi-fnal round. Whlcn
had gone the length of twenty-eisht games In
this semj-fna! he scored at S-6 and So against
Joseph F. Condou. of the Westchester Club. whose
showing in this tournament has caused him TO be
rated as one of the headiest young players seen
upon the courts in long while. Mollenhauer met
Paret in the final defeating him. 81 - and 6-S
The summary follows:
Mems open singles (sem-hnaI roundl-Henry J. Mol
fenauer Kings Lawn Tennis club, defeated 10
eenh r Condor Westcbester- S-6, s-6
Final roInd-TIeury !. Moenil lauer. Kings 'ountN ce
feateI j. P Paret New York. -. .. IS .
and q smith Vestchester West Side. defeated : w
Merrihev and ]. {. Groesoeck Ehza'eth lo"H anu
Country club Sc -
Consolation singles first round-H Bassford defeated
r NJ Beclley. 6-4. -; a. Bassford jr. defeated "
tEhase 81 5-7. -; Roy Fichey defeated G. smith
g = Ga: W NJ Fischer from A Gunthe- by Ge-
fault. r. Leo defeated FL W. Robinson, Is t-f X
Barnes defeated LAventritt- 4-6. -: t-3
Second round-N. NJ Fisher defeated p Leo. ..
los 6-4: Il. Barnes won from T J. Fhaeen ny
default.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

MAY DAY IN CENTRAL PARK.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

Daniel Chaunceys president or the united otd'eS
Golf Association, did the handicapping 10 tne sat
fsfacfion The
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
YOUNTARAH.
-nRTH JERSEY
THE ARDSlEY CLUB.

Total .............'..' @i Total -
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The summary follows:
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-ppRocLAMATlpN. 6F 4 KefstJLr' or
~.:-i, SPECIAL ELEGTlON. iay:

| Re It known that on thisi esth dpy of
| [October, A. D 1908, I'VE hshea y antber-
lsigned Board Of Supe1visUrs'q OF
[ Election. of. the 4'arish O4sG st.
Mary, State OF Loui siana: do. shereby
IprQcl i'm and promul gate thenseSult
Epf the Special SElectiotp HELD in, the
fTowh !of Morgan Ctsy .hSt. MarN1 RRr-
fish Lonfs1aia, being in Rreoihgti One
| Ward Six of said Paf'isf5 at: Ahendly
polling place witliiflIthe limits of the
Morgan City School Districs,t ativhich
the last General Jor Congressional
Election was held, on iTuesdA4 a Oc-
tober 9th, 1908; parsn amt to- aM.Osli-
NANCE of the Poi ice Jury Uf the Parish
| of st. Mary. adopted at it's meeting
on, the Sth day OF September, AUD,
1905 and uhdef the supervision, OF This
| l.B0ard;' at which Special EhCtiDhf One
Hthdred Atd IiTen-a (1lO9I qpsi6ed
voters and property taxIpa yers,nown-
fihsy and voting ID total apohlhbs of
pfOperty bf THE, total assessed salua-
ltion of' One, Hundred and Sixty!nine
Thousand; Eight Hundred ana ir,wen-
ty.fve Donars4 (SlS9, ,825 O0aso ,kDted
FOR:.'Ths prdposition Ito ,ieyY !, z
special tax ,of Two and one-halfita a-2)
Hills Qu JIIc uOIluf, ''pcp uuutkuAb}) VI
the assessed valuation on ala PROPERTY
subject 10 taxdtion' in the Morgan
CITY School Distfictgfcr the period of
Twenty f2O) years, commencingolvith
and including the year 1909, 'rfop' the
purpose of "ereCtihgl lcOpstru0ting
and equipping al Public School Build
|'in,, or ad1aceht to the corp6rats limits
of the town Of Morgan Citya dan.seid
School Distriek, lKN Attic to which
Shall Yestfrf the publ idi ,r.n i. ,!r
And six (0 qualified voters, prop
erty taxpayers, owning and voting
total amount of the. property of the
total assessed valuation Of Fight
Thousand Twenty -seven and l0nlOO
Dollars ts8, ,eg7.lO) voted o,no.d; iii
AGAINST: 1.-The rIBroposition TO
levy a'special 'ta x5 of 1rwpI oamH.' one.
half mills .t24rmflfs)i OH the Dollar,
per annuin, OF the assessed valuation
on all property subjecttb tabati0n in
the Morgan City Sch0oli DistDicTofOr
the period OF Twenty (20) years; lcom.
mencing with and including the, year
1909, for the purpose of ereotin&, con-
structing and Gequipping' a - Public
School Building in, or adjscanttouthe
corporate limits of the Town. of
Morgan City. within said District. afOr
said School District, the title to which
shall vest in the public. VI E'Hs
WILLIAM H. VETTER, President,
DR. d N FOSTER,
II w KAPPEL, Secretary,
Board of Supervisors of Election of Parish
of St Mary. La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4th Ward Justice Court-Parish
of St. Mary.
Henry Mayer vs.. Mrs. Kate
Saunders.

Under and by virtue of a writ of
fieri facias, issued out of the Honor
able 4th Ward Justice Court, OF the
Parish of st. Mary, and to me direct
ed, have seized and will offer for
sale, at the Court House, in the Parish
Of st. Mary, on >,
SATURDAY. THE 18th OF DEC.
EMBER, 1908,
between the hours of eleven O'Clock A.
NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ, to the last
and highest bidder for cash., tho >fOl-
lowing described property, tO-wit:'
That certain lot OF ground, With the
buildings and improvements thereon.
lying and being situated in'the Village
OF Centreville, Parish OF St. Mary,
and bounded North by Bayou Teehe,
East by lands of w. j. Youngj south
BY public road and west by ,lsndq OF
Tony Montalbano. gs''r H5,tsss
GASTON. R0RAyON1 !
Constable
Constable's Office, Nov. 2. 1908.
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s.. X. o, R,',".TrfiE !cLAN!sMANs,'

- % 'i.f - ''t'''''i - 80 ,'tt
.'rManager IA lleh~ of 1.-The, Qpeta
H6dsw isapolishing up thesA' Stand ,
ing Ro'dth Only" signr7' forl'inth =
engagema ut of thi yfam Gus" White
Mans Play" on' Minany, Nov 8.
The advance sale has been very
large, and there will not be 9
vacant seat when the curtain rises
for the first act. In order to avoid
disappointment patrons should
secure their tickets right away.
1t is announced that the free list
is entirely suspended. The
management has been obliged to
take this step on account OF the
great demand on the part of all
classes to see drama which has
occasioned more hot controversy
and excitement than anything
since the production of "Uncle
Toms Cabin"
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for cash.
;iSig;S. gs. IN ,nihl Rjt,!tSse,

same subject to-sbe-++ght Of the South
ern Saw slillAc~ V lid, or rof A. II.
Thompson, Receiver Of the Berwick
Shipyard g. Mfg Co.. Ltd, to retain
posse ssion Of the land upon which the
lumber is, now; stocked for sixty days
flom the time The suit now pendfHg BE-
tween 4. H Thompson, ,Kecefxer and
the southern Say. MIL &c. :, Eta Shah BE-
come final, Of 50 much IT SID time as it
is necessary TO remove safa lumber ~
80, s.na - .WHsoN r. IsE1EkMAN,
Sheriff q tie ra] 9ttIst'sdfsfSS; 9tIt:'ssd fSS;15ss
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.0i9giell - new Currante,
kaa and Citron.

r her home In Franklin
u 10y. 9th, 1908, at 1885
o'cIoS Afeos n. J. Cunning
ham, q ~ ears. We de-
ceased been aeeudeser TOT
many weary weeks, and while all
the care and love that ply sicians
and anxious loved ones could de.
vice for her recovery, God in hts
wise providence took 70 himself
.ne dear wife end mother. The
mineral services will be conducted
tom the Catholic Church this
evening q 4 o'clock. A husband
and three little ones are left to
mourn the departed, 70 whom the
BANNER extends sincere SYM
pathy.
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CARD OF THANKS.

/ desire to take this opportunity to
thank all, who SO kindly and ably
came to our assistance. and made our
recent entertainment q success. Our
thanks are specially due to those mem
bers Of the other churches in the town.
who SO literally gave their time and
labor to the cause.
It will be gratifying to our friends
to learn that owing to their help, we
have been enabled to give the order
for our new pipe organ, which will,
We hope be ready for them to hear by
Christmas.
ROWLAND HALE,
Rector Episcopal Church.
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The receivefship involving four
Of the largest plantations in the
parish. - been dissolved. For
the last year Mr.. J. B. Brown,
manager Of the Mrs. E. D. Bur-
auieres Planting Company, Linn
tied, owners Of these plantations,
has been working hard to accom-.
plish this end, and through his
kr9y and able management ha
Asucceeded in placing the Alice
in. fyanhoe, Richland and Craw-
fofd plantations on . strong busi-
ne3s basis.
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The sale of the Berwick Ship.
yard and Mfg Co., Ltd. saw mill
and land which was advertised by
an order of court to be sold on last
Saturday did not take place on
account of there being no bidders.
The place is being re.advertised d,
to take place on Saturday, Dec.
18th.
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On account Of sickness, a great
rush of work and unable to employ
extra help, we state with regret
that We will be unable to get out
the large advertising program fol
Manager Allen for Monday night,
but assure all those who are in
terested in the program being
printed, that 1t will be ready fol
the next show without fail which
will appear at the Auditorium on
Nov, 14th.
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When you go 60 to pay your
taxes remember that you com :
mence to pay this year a two and
one-half mill school tax and a one
mill tax for the Atchafalaya Deep
Channel Company. and don't kick
and say that your assessments
have been raised.
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If you want your horse shoe
right take him to Brenn's.

The order for the new pipe or
gan for the Episcopal Church has
been placed with the firm OF
Henry Pelcher's Sons, of Louis
Vile. The instrument, which is q
very fiue one, is now under con-
struction, and will in all prob
ability be In place In the church
by Christmas.
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Services at the Episcopal Church
Sunday. November 9th, 1908, will
be sunday School at $50 .. m.
Evening Service with Litany al
4 80 p. m.
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We are gratified to learn that
Mr. ]. Gabriel Martel, who has
heen quite i'll in New Orleans for
the past two weeks, is convales'
cling.
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The dome Of the new court.
house has been repainted q bun
color, which adds greatly to the
appeerauce Of this msgniticent
affucture.
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At the election held on Tuesday
last for Police Juror Of the Second
ward. Dr.. g. E. Trosclair de-
feated his opponent, Mr. Htiaire
Lancon.
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WANTED.

Laundry Agent to repre-
sent the Lafayette Steam
Laundry in Franklin, address
LAFAYETTE STEAM LAUNDRY,
-, Lafayette, La.
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The great election is all over
nov-ve know all about 1t. 90 let
a III ret down to work and still
further advance Franklin on the
road 20 prosperity.
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CARD OF THANKS: 6

To all the friends whose sympathy
and services were so kindly rendered
in our time of bereavement, we desire
to extend our sincere thanks.
MRS. FESKE AND FAMILY.
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Last Sunday was All Saints
Dav-the day, when al denomi-
natione decorated the graves OF
their loved ones who have passed
Is the great beyond.
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The Ladi.s Aid Society will
Siye a Lawn Party this evening on
the Methodist Church Pafsonage
grounds. The public is invited to
attend.
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", ntt+ With pleasure 'tst y,
John Abel, y no has been confined
to his roc n for the past twenty
two months, is able to be cut
n1Ain.
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Evsporated, Apples, Peaches.
Dried Fies, Dates and Frones q
O'Niell's.
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Messrs. Jonn Colgin and Louis
Stirling have leased the jackson
Rollef link, where there is daily
skating Ind moving pictures.
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Ror Sale Cheap-A creole horse.
Perfsctly evntls. Apply at this
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MI I NYmNn A reliable person
WANIkI to sell our tea,
II AXAv LIZ coffee and baking

powder and extracts direct to con-
sumers of Franklin, liberal commits
sions. Address The Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co., Agency Departf
ment 5l5 Decatur ST., New Orleans
La. =
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Died, at his residence in Frank
lin on Wednesday, Nov. 4th, at
$40 O'Clock p. m, Ernest A..
Feske, aged Is years, son of Mrs.
F. H. Feske. The deceased had
been q sufferer all his life, but
was fortunate in that he had every
care that loved ones could give.
The remains of the deceased
were buried from the Methodist
Church on Thursday evening at
4 O'Clock, and were followed to
their last resting place by a large
concourse of sorrowing relatives
and friends. To the broken.
hearted mother, sisters and bro.
thers, who sit in sorrow where
his footsteps shall fever again
find secho, We extend our SYM
pathy.
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Fine Buggies and Hs.aAas fd
sale cheap at C. &.Rsdn's
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The Ell8tsI IAQE316EAYss Ys1 l0dsE 0a q
snd decoratsad1T ttb3 ~ 3afei iAnG hs6Si I
deuartSd brethreBo nsl
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DELIVERY WAGONS-Made
to order, built strong and Tor the
trade. At Brenn's.
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Ritters preserved Straw berries,
Pineapple, Pesches and Cherries,
guaranteed under the pure food
law, only IS cents at O'Nfell.
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Repair Work and Painting of al
kinds done at G. S. Brenn's,

Many styles of horsemanship
will be shown by the rough riders
with Buffalo Bills Wild West
when it visits this city. These
horsemen have been drawn from
all the equestrian nations of the
world. Russian Cossacks will
ride with the Mexican Vaquero,
the American cowboy will be
shown in contrast with the Be-
douin Arab. the military grace of
the Royal English Dragons, Irish
Lancers and German Cuirassiers
will be easily compared with the
native recklessness of the Ameri.
can Indian. To see all the horse
men In their native land, who will
be in the saddle with Buffalo Billie
Wild West, one would be COM
PEELED to travel the world over.
This show will exhibit in Franklin,
next Thursday, Nov. 18th.
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MFG. Co.. Ltd. in and to the contract
with the said NJ. L. & T. K. r. & s. S.
Co.. under and by which said switch
was built (same being dated July 18Th,
1867
SECOND: One pull boat named s'Ber.
WICK" appliances and fixtures.
THIRD: Two large barges and two
small barges.
FOURTH: One pile driver.
FIFTH: Three mules.
SfxTB., Five single carts.
TERMS OF SALE:-Item l hereinab0ve
described, composed Of q, b, e. & d, vii
be sold on terms of credit, one half e.
cash and the balance payable in twelve
(i2) months, TO be represented by not.
Of the purchaser bearing 8 per cent pei
annum interest aud 10 per cent at
torney's fees, to be secured by act u
special mortgage and vendors privilege
upon the property conveyed. with th'
obligation upon the purchaser to keeE
the buildings and improvements insured
iu good and solvent insurance company
IL sum equal to the credit portion o
the sale, with the loss, if aLy. payable
~ the holder Of the note, with tn
proyisu that the failure to cause sal,
insurance 10 be executed as provided fo
herein shall mature the note and authorlz
execution upOn the note.
Articles ., 8, 4, and = will he sol
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-23
Helena News Notes.

HELENA, Dec. 15.-The public
school fund of the state was enriched
by $25, 300 today, that amount being
received by Governor Norris from
the treasury department. !. Washing
ton. 1t represents 5 per cent, of the
public land sales in Montana for the
year ending June 30 last.
Some important desert land cases,
contested by the government. were
decided by the officials of Helena land
office today in favor of the entry
men. There were 80 cases in all, and
it was charged by special agents that
the entries, all on land near the
Flowerree ranch on Sun river, were
made in the interests of the Flowerree
Sheep and Horse company. The
decision says that the government
failed to make any specific charges,
the most serious one being only by
Inference, and that it failed to sus-
tain them by substantial proof.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-23
Boy Convicted Of Murder

kALIspELL, Dec. l5.-The jury in
the case Of the state of Montana VS..
H0bbins came in with a verdict OF
murder IN the first degree, having
been out just three hours after the
close Of the case, and fixed the penalty
at life ia the ~penitcntiary. Joe
Hobbins i the l~9-year.old accomplice
OF Frederick Lebeau, vino was con-
victed Of frs, degree murder on Fri
day Of last week and his sentence was
left to the Judge.
Lebeau is the man who killed the
Ioakums last June, and while he did
all Of the shooting his jury did not
see fit to fix the penalty and it was
left to the Judge. But in both the
Lebeau and Hobbins trial the evidence
showed that it was Hobbins that had
planned all of the bloody aft air and
his jury did not tarry long in. coming
to their decision.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-23
Boy Bandits Want Liberty.

GREAT FALLS, Dec. l6.-William
Randall, aged Is years. one Of the
four youths charged with holding up
the Shelby train last May and with
the murder of William Dempsey, an
Augusta ranchman, who was fatally
shot during the holdup, yesterday
FLED a petition for a writ of habeas
corpus, alleging that he is being
illegally held in the county Jail. The
writ was issued and made raturnable
Thursday.
Immediately afterwards the counsel
for Henry Rheams and Albert Hatch,
two OF the other boys, filed petitions
for habeas corpus, but the court
adjourned before hearing them.
George Cre-we.l, the fourth youth,
was released on $1,000 bail several
months ago. 1t is alleged that Cres-
we'll was not actively engaged in the
hoidup, but that he helped plan it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-23
N Office Of Hearing.

In the district court of the Twelfth judicial
district of the state of Montana, in and for the
county of Chouteau.
In the matter of the estate of W. d. Fox, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the will of W. ID.
Fox, deceased has been produced and filed
herein; that the petition of Alice A. Selway, of
Dillon, Montana, tor the probate of said will has
been filed herein; that Wednesday, the 23d day of
December, A. ID. l@S, ut 10 O'Clock a. m, be, and
the same II hereby, set by the Clerk of said Court
as the time for hearing said petition by the said
court or Judge, at the court room of said court,
in the court house at Fort Benton, Montana.
said de clerk XXI by VV pnblicat Ian' Of a sh. same II s'h in thy %s
River Press, u daily newspaper printed and
published at Fort Benton, in said county and
state. for at least fifteen different days of pnblica-
ton cOnseCutively.
Dated December It'll, A. d. 1905.
CHAS ii. BOYLE,
SEAL. Clerk of the District Court.
+. r.. Stranahan, attorney for petitioner.
First publication Dec. ), 1908.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-23

and holiday envelopes, gsrlsnds and
wreathing for holiday trimming in all
the new designs can be had at the
Chase store.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Harry B.
Drumm and wife arrived from the
west this morning. They will return
to Helena tomorrow with Joe and
Agnes Swain, who are wanted as
witnesses before the Tilted States
grand jury.
Joe Thorp, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
and John Rapp of Cherubusco, Ind,
are new arrivals FROM the east this
morning. They are here with the in.
tentiou of taking up some of the
bench land in this vicinity and engag.
ing in dry land farming.
1t is reported from Grea: Falls that
Rev. j. \. Martin, formerly pastor Of
the Methodist church in this city, who
was operated on some days ago at the
Deacones. hospital for appendicitis,
Is rapidly recovering and expects to
return TO his home In a few days.
Carl Cook ard Miss Lena King both
Of Highwood, were married last night
at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. E.
E Knapp, says the Great Falls Tri.
bune. The groom is a we'll known
%rancher, ard after a short wedding
trip, the couple will 90 to Highwood
to make their home.
The Great Northern Railway com.
pany Is planning the enlargement OF
the freight yards in Great Falls. For
this purpose il IS contemplated re-
moving the yards from their present
loo alton on the east side to the west
side Of the river, where there is ample
ground upon which To make the pro-
| posed improvements.