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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Idaho. "sy' oSs1e oi
In the matter Of the estate of H. G. sn.,ca,
deceased y. oPoucer.
Notice 10 hereby given, that Letters rest..
n msn.Srv on the estate Of H. c. Spencer, de-
Of Idaho County. -'e oou"
Al persons having claims against said estate
snce, q my residence two miles west al nenvo.
ldeno 20: Idaho the same being hereby desis,
na .s g the place Of business Of said estate
publication Of III. notc me y, d ,s o. the ast
ever barred. S' s"s" oe ioF'
This 9TH day Of February, 1908.
q. Taylor, Tr..,s
Atty. for Executrix. s -.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13

Spokane h Inland system from
Moscow through the Genesee SEC
ton to Lewiston and in fact the
acquisition Of the Lewiston & South.
eastern BY Mr.. Graves will b the
force that will bring about the i'm.
mediate construction OF the Mos
COW -Geneeee- Lewiston link Of HE
big system.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
CITY WARRANTS REDEEMED.

Notice 10 hereby given the following City
warrants will be paid upon presentation 70 the
City Treasurer OF Grangeville, Idaho, and that
interest on said variants will cease on the lst
day Of February, 1905, tO-wit:-
Public Improvement Fund. warrants Issued
April, 1909, No. a. Public Improvement fund.
warrants issued in Aug, Sept. Oct, Nov. and
elusive.
Dated Feb. 9Th. 1906.
Henry Telcher. City Treasurer. So
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13

Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday services: Sabbath school
ct 10 .. M; preaching at IL .. %.
and 1880 p. M; Epworth League,
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wed.
nesdsy evening ct 1880. Rev. Ed.
ward Baker, pastor.
"Scriptural Holiness" 10 the sub
ject for the Sabbath morning ser.
vice ct the Methodist church. An
evaugelistic service in the evening
at 1880. An evangelist 10 expected
soon to hold . series Of several
meetings.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13

Telegraph service has been in
angurated at Vollmer.
County Assessor Nash spent
Tuesday in Cottonwood.
Mrs. Ralph Loveless 10 very i'll
this week with the grippe.
Rev. Knox is making tour Of
the county soliciting funds for
missionary work.
"Jimmie" Woods was over from
Cotton wood the other day and tells
US he expects to leave soon for Ne
vada.
Mrs. M. Eames resumed the
last Of the week from Minnesota
where she has been visiting rels-
tives.
Patronize that mart of trade,
The Free PAGES Want column. Only
classified column in the county.
Gets results.
s. J. Foster of the Leader, re.
turned the last Of the week from
Oklahoma where he was called by
the Hines of his mother.
The party who advertised for
the fur lost between here and Den.
yer and can have same by calling
at this Office. John McEvers was
the finder. Come in and identify
and get your property.
Grangeville looks good to ]. w.
Hockersmith. He recently dispoe-
ed Of his interests in Q fruit bust.
ness in this city but instead Of tax
ing belongings and leaving, he has
decided to erect several modern
cottages to rent.
Read the notice to subscribers on
the editorial page Of this issue. Re.
member it is not a matter of choice
with us. The law compels US to
make collections. This applies to
all papers and no doubt publishers
who live up to the law will see tina,
it is not violated.
Walter Hinkle, who has been
here visiting his parents, lef Satur.
day 'cr Sacramento, Calf, where
he is { Employed by an enginnnring
company. In the past he has visit.
ed his parents each year but az hi.
work often takes him to distant
points, he may not be in this city
again for several years.
The Big Buffalo continues e.
lead in the sale Of harness. Among
those who purchased last week are
w. d. Jones, 4 miles north oil
town, two sets of buck chain har-
ness and his neighbor, Tom Kerr,
one set OF the same kind. Roy
Twillinger Of this city purchased a
set OF work harness.
Herbert Rockwell, who is the
contractor for the road work to
be done on the "B Crevis'', left
the first OF the week with the fol-
lowing men he picked up around
town: Fred Wade, Harry Good.
win and Fred Jerome. Many
more will be pnt to work as rapid
ly as they can be secured.
The people of Bellingham who
recently made heavy purchases Of
real estate in this country through
Mark Howe, returned last night to
take possession. Walter Hatch and
wife and w. A. Holman and wife
of the party will reside on the Tur.
ner farm, Bert Pangborn and wife
will reside in town and Mr.. Panp.
born may go into business later on.
Mesors Schwartz and Thordson.
neighbors of the above accompani.
ed them and will look over the coun-
try.
Look at our correspondent page
OF this issue. We have over four col.
umns OF county news. The Idaho
County Free Press, true to its name,
wants not only Grangeville news
but the entire county. Its county
paper and its columns are open to
you. We want correspondents,
good ones, in every community not
represented. Write or call at this
)ffice.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court. Idaho County, State of
Idaho, e'e'e VI
In the matter Of the estate OF Horace ".
Brown, deceased "
Notice 70 hereby given, that Letters of ad.
deceased, were granted to the updersiened IN
the LET gay Of February. 1908, BY the probate
All persons having claims against said ostata
ance. at ONCE Of J. l. Overman at Court house.
Granseville, Idaho, within 10 months after the
date o. the FIRST publication OF this notice. or
This 4th dav Of February, 1908.
J. I. Overmau.
Cassie B. Brown.
Administrators.
a. O. Hs1uy' httorney 26-4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
At Cr0sby's

Bright new, "gingery suitings, fresh from the ion.
most looms of the world, all redolent of the snr;,.
time and as varied and as many hued as the so..
birds of summer Patterns possessing at once an 4.
divdualty that lures pleasantly away from II.
tedious level of the commonplace and re.aw.k.,.
faith in the possibilities Of creative genius as well !.
in ability to place within your reach at the e.
Hest moment productions approved by the most cr,
ical shoppers Of the fashion centers Liberal shin
ment up to the moment include the new shades-.nA
black-in the still popular Wolfe Panama, Popn. RI.
tise, Albaross, and for your novelty suit we SHOW
the embroidered and Oyama Pongee, Plaid Linen.
Check Chiffon, Lucerne Tissue, Carreaux Mus1;,
Scotch Zephys American Beauty Batiste, lack Roa.
Organdie, Blue Bell Lawn, Flower Silk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13

Valentine's from &c to IS at the
Pulse Drug Store. 36tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

Distrito ndmero XVII. (Cap;ta1i-
dad en- Ponce). Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre.
Distrito n1mero XVIII. (Capitali-
dad en- Coamo). Comprende ei pue-
bio de su nombre y los Gle Juana Dfaz
~ Santa Isabel.
Los Tribunales de Circuito auedan
constituidos en- la forma siguiente.
C1rcuito n1mero (Capitalidad en-
San Juan). Comprende el Distr1to de
Su nombre y la de Bayam6n y Vega
Circuito n1mero II. (Cspitalidad
en- Ponce.) Comprende ell Distrito
Gle su uombre y los de Yauco y Goa
mo.
Dlstrito n1mero III. (Capitalidad
en- Mayagiiez). Comprende Ell Distri-
to de on nombre los de San German
y Aguadilla.
Circulto n1mero ". (capitalidad
en- Arecibo). Comprende el DistTito
do su nombre y los de San Sebastian
y Utuado.
Circuito n1mero V. (Capitalidad
en- Humacao). Comprende Ell Distli-
70 ue su nomore J los de FaJardO y
Caguas.
Circuito ndmero ". (Cspitalidad
en- Cayey). Comprende el Distrito
de su nombre y los de Guayama
Barranquitas.
Los Juzgados de Psz, residiran en-
todas y cada una de las ciudades
pueblos de la Isla de Puerto Rico.
CLASIFICACION DE LAS CORTES
Las Cortes de Distrito las de
Circuito seran Cortes de recod ten
dram ademas Ell caracter de Cortes de
Apelacion en- la forma y modo que
Sc determinarA al fiarse la compe-
tencia de cada uno de estos Tri-
bunales.
(Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
D| siigtella judicial
Ell sefiOr Was OchotecO presenta un
bill para reOrganizar el sistema
judicial de Puerto Rico.
COMITE DE LEGISLACION

Convenientemente enmendado de
los errofes que sufri6 en- la pri1nera
edicion Ell proyecto de ley del sef1or
Was Ochoteco, ha pasado q informe
de la Comision de Legislation.
Por la importancia del mencionado
proyecto, que ha de dar seguramente
lugar muchos debates en- las Cana :
[ras, publicamos Ell bill sin perjuicio q
su debido tempo. de sef1alar aquellas
enmiendas que fueran aprobadas, en-
case de que Ell proyecto pase en- las
|Camarss.
Ell bill del sefior Was Ochoteco, es
como sigue:
La Justicia Civil y Criminal sera
administrada en- Puerto Rico por los
siguientes Tribunales: diez ocho
Cortes de Distrito, seis Cortes de Cir
Quito y sesenta y seis Juzgados de
Paz. en- la forma siguiente:'
Distrito n1mero 1. (Capitalidad en-
San Juan). Comprende la Capital de
SD nombre y los pueblos de Carolina,
Lola, Rio Piedras y Trujillo Alto.
Distrito n1mero II. (Capitalidad
en- Bayam6n). Comprende ell pueblo
de su nom bre y los de Toa Alta, Toa
Baja. Dorado y Naranjito.
Distrito ndmero III. (Capitalidad
en- Barranquitas). Comprende ell pue-
bio de ST. nombre y los de Barros Co
merfo y Morovis.
Distrito n11mero w. jCapitalidad
en- Vega Baja). Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre y los pueblos de Vega
Alta, Manati y Gales.
Distrito n1mero " (Capitalidad
en- Arecibo). Comprende Ia ciudad
de su nombre y los pueblos de Haiti
llo y Camuy.
Distrito n1mero VI. (Capitalidad
en- Fajardo( Comprende Ell pueblo
de su nombre y los de Rio Grande,
Vieques y Culebra.
Distrito ntlmero VII. (Capitalidad
en- Humacao). Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre y los pueb os de Ma
guabo, Yabucoa, Maunabo y Juncos.
Distrito ndmero VIII. (Capitalidad
en- Caguas) Comprende la ciudad de
su nombre y los pueblos de Gurabo,
Aguas Buenas y San Lorenzo.
Djstrito n1mero TX. (Capitalidad
en- Guayama). Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre y los pueblos de Patti
Has, Arroyo y Salinas.
Distrito n1mero x (Capitalidad
en- Cayey). Comprende Ell pueblo de
su nombre y losXde Cidra y Aibonito.
Distrito ntmero XI. (Capitalidad
en- Aguadilla). Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre y los pueblos de Moca,
Isabella, Quebradillas y Aguads.
Distrito n1mero XII. (Capitalidad
en- San Sebastian). Comprende el
pueblo de su nombre y los de Lares
y las Marias.
Distrito ndmero Kill (Capitalidad
en- Mayaguez.) Comprende la ciudad
de su nombre y los pueblos de Aflas-
co, Maricao, Hormigueros y Rinc6n'
Distrito nt1mero XIV. (Capitalidad
en- San Germany Comp1 1ende la ciu
dad de su nombre y los pueblos de
Cabo Rojo, Lajas y Sabana Grande.
Distrito n1mero XIV, (Capitalidad
en- Utuado) Comprende la ciudad de
su nombrey Ell pueblo de Adjuntas.
Distrito ndmero XVI. Capital idad
en- Yauco.) Comprende la ciudad de
nombre y los pueblos de Guayanilla
y Pef1uelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
AUDIENCIA pUBLICA

Conforme con la solicitud del
Major Potter, lngeniero encar-
gado de este distrito, tendra
efecto una audiencia p1blica en-
la ofcina del Gobernador Ell
martes, IS de Febrero, a las dos
y media de la tarde, acerca de
un plan para formar la linea
divisoria del propuesto Malecon
en- Ell puerto de San uan.
Sc invita- cordialmente a to-
das las personas interesadas.
REGIS H. POST
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
Sepv1c1o Especial del BoItlM MtPtanlI
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Una revoIuci6n fracasada
La fuga del caudillo

Nueva York martes-La revoluc1on hal
tiana ha fracasado totalmente, segun los par
tes ofciales recbidos.
Ell general Firmin completamente derro-
tado, ha buscado refugio el palacio de los
ConSuladoS
En- persecution del rebelde han rodeado
ell refugio del general Firmin las tropas del
gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
Los temOreS de
una invasion
Provision del gobierno persia

Nueva York, martes.-Avisan de Teheran
que sc ha ordenado rapidamente la concentra
Cion de fuerzas en- la frontera rusa, fin de
prevenir una invasion que Sc teme de los mo-
vimientos belicOs moSCOvitas
Los hombres enviados la frontera por e
Sha, pasan de Glen mil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

Garantias para los extranjeros

Nueva York, martes.-Comunican de Lon
dres que Ell gobierno ha dispuesto que los bu-
Ques de guerra enviados los puertos persas,
para proteger los intereses extranleros, per
manezcan en- ellos hasta que sc consolide la
paz en- dicho RENO el orden este penamen-
tie garantido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

Nueva York martes.-Avisan de San Pc
tersburgo que Russia prepara una formida BILE
demonstration de fuerza en- la trontera turco
perSa.
En- estos dos paises reina la mayor excita-
cion tambien sc ha ordenado la Teconcentra-
ci0n de fuerzas en- la frontera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
"a entrega de
Ios.refugiados
Pretensi6n del gobierno Haytiano

Nueva York, martes. Ell gobierno de Hay
tt ha solicitado del cuerpo consular la entrega
del candillo rebelde y de TN pequeno grupo de
leaes que lie ha seguido en- la derrota.
La pretension del gobierno haytiano result
ia inadmisble para Ell cuerpo consular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
{ Contin uara !

Desde Ell dfa primero de los corrien-
tes tom6 possession de la plaza de Medi-
co de la Escuela Correctional de Ma
yagiiez, ell doctor Nicolas Jimenes Nus
Sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
Ia negative de
los c6nsuIes
No entregan los vencidos

Nueva York martes.-Los consules extran-
jeros reunidos en- solemne asamblea han respon-
dido al gobierno haytiano, que no entregan en-
manera alguna, los derrotados acogidos, al
amparo de los pabellones extranjeros.
La noble respuesta de los consues ha eau
sado impression exceente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

En- la proxima session del Con-
cejo Municipal Sc tratara sobre
una franquicia para construir
I'm muelle de espigon en- esta
Cludad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

Ell Gobernador Mr.. Post ha
regalado a don w enceslao Bor-
da, la pluma con que lrmo Ell
proyecto de ley sobre Ell "Cano
Tiburones'.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20
ATTEND CUMM1Ns MEETING


P. E. C. Lally. Alfred Wright. F.
w. Meyers. Charles Tabor and his
guest Robert Moreland of Adrian.
Mich, made up a congenial party
which went from Denison on Monday to
attend the great Cummins meeting in
Des Moines. The scene at the Audi
forum was a brilliant one and the
ovation given by Governor Cummins
was tremendous and prolonged. The
Governor was in bad voice and spoke
with great effort. He had not lost
any of his old time magnetism how
ever and his friends are very much
in earnest in his support.
Many portions Of the state were
represented in the great meeting. C.
D. Chase. S. F. Prouty and Webb
Byers were the other speakers and
Senator Dowell made most accept
able presiding officer. We were,
pleased to note the splendid reports
that came from different portions of
the district concerning Hon. j. T.
Conner's candidacy. We feel that it
is now safe to predict that Judge
Conner will have majorities in at
least l3 out of the IA counties in the
district. Emmett county is conceded
to Woods although Conner will re-
ceive handsome percentage of tho
votes Of that county.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

Some extra good values in buggy
whips at 10c each, at the Racket
store.
Mrs. julius Bale took her depar-
ture on Monday to visit with her par
ents in Omaha.
Mrs. Schneckloth who has been i'll
for many days at her home is now
able to be out again.
Mrs. John Carey is able to go out
riding on each pleasant day. which
her friends are glad to see.
The original Red dwarf fountain
pens. the only guaranteed style pen
on the market, at the Book Store.
r. Shaw Van member OF the Sons
of Veterans of Denison will deliver
the Memorial Day address in the
opera house.
am ready to dig wells cisterns
and bitches. Give me call. j. K.
Miller. Denison. Iowa. C. C. phone
26l, 52l Vine St.
Candy special (main Aoor) All jar
and bulk candies. two quantities for
the price of one this week. The
Bale Brodersen. Co.
Look Here-A reliable man, (farm-
er's son preferred.) will be given a
rare chance to make money. Don't
miss it. Investigate, write. naming
references to j. c. Christie, Peta.
luna. Calf.
Memorial Day will be httingly OBJ.
served IN Denison under the direc
ton of John A. Logan Post. the Johr
A. Logan Women's Relief Corps ant
the w. A. McHenry Camp Sons O
Veterans.
There will be Union Memoria
Service at the NJ. E. church Sunday
May Gath. at 1880 A. M. Rev. T. E
Thuresson will deliver the address. 1
cordial invitation is extended to at
tend this service.
i Mr.. John Bayles and family of Ma
nilla were in attendance at the fun
eral of Joe Hird. MIR. Bayles bein,
an uncle of the deceased. 1t wa
this relationship which caused tn
Hird family to come from England t
reside in Denison. The death an
burial of Joe came ON the anniversar
of the death of a son and daughte
of Mr.. Bayles. and so tn
last week has been a trying one 70
him.
Rev. Lagerquist of the Kiron Bap
fist church was IN Denison one da
last week. He was on his way HON
from Sioux City where he went t
arrange for brick to be used in builc
ing the new Baptist church at Kiror
His membership has rented the ha
at kiron and will use it for churc
and Sunday school purposes until tn
new building is ready. Rev. Lager
quist is host at this time for hi
membership. being practical me-
i. chanic.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

The public schools close one week
from next Friday.
Prof. Kies of Dow City was Den
ison caller on Saturday.
Have you seen the new books for
graduating presents at the Book store.
Dr. Robinson has been at Omaha
this week attending a convention of
dentists.
Toilet Soap special main floor, }
Russian Bouquet box of bars SC. 8
boxes for 25cts. The Bale Broder-
sen Co.
Mr.. P. E. C. Lally has been maxi
ing extensive improvements to his
already fine residence west of the
court house.
Mr.. julius Bale has began the con-
structon of what he hopes will be a
handsome. convenient home on the
slightly lots east of the Aug Bale re-
sidence near Grace Park.
Street Commissioner Mcclellan is
doing some good work this spring in
grading the streets with road grad
er. The Western grader owned by
the city is yet in shape to do the
work.
Mr.. Laub is making more room in
his livery barn. by enclosing some
of the interior yard. He has seem
ingly over acre of roof already, but
increasing carriages to be housed. de.
manded more room.
Mr.. Brown who is one of the ac-
commodating drivers of a Pearson
dray has moved from near the North
western depot to the house recently
occupied by Emil Pump in the vicinity
of the water tank. Ibis gets hin
near the dray barns.
Mrs. Bowling and her children
who have resided at Mason City are
visiting in the city with Mrs. Bowl
ing's mother. Mrs. Capt. Partridge ant
other relatives and friends. Mrs
Bowling has been quite successful il
establishing her business in Masol
City and had some of the best ladies
in the city as her customers.
We see from the records that tn
once prominent citizen of West Side
Mr.. Robert Hope has been sent t.
the insane hospital at Clarinda b.
the local board of health of insan
commissioners. Mr.. Hope was for
long time chairman of the board o
supervisors of this county and we re
gret that his old age should be spen
at q state institution.
Many of our readers living on tn
west side of the county will remem
Der Mr.. M B. Lewis. who was in tn
drug business at Dow City for SOM
years. twenty years ago. We not
the regret that he has been sent t
the insane hospital at Cherokee. H
must now be a man we'll along i
years. 1t is pitiful indeed when
man or woman is sent to the insan
hospital when all the disability come
from advanced age.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

Have you made bid on the bed
room suit at Salomons Furniture Co?
Mrs. Chamberlin will entertain on
Thursday. complimentary to Miss Win
CERT, Miss Kirkup's friend.
An entire set Of guaranteed SEMI
porcelain white dishes in fancy de-
signs at so at the Racket store.
Mrs. w. 7. Perkins gave her sister
Mrs. Kuehnle delightful surprise by
coming Unexpectedly from st Paul for
a visit.
There is JOY at the home of John
Kettleson and wife living south Of
Buck Grove on the birth of girl on
Wednesday morning. We tender con-
gratulations.
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter entertained
Coterie most pleasantly on Tuesday,
serving very nice supper and pro-
vided hand painted booklet of her
own work for most enjoyed game.
Mrs. Plimpton received the prize.
Relatives received the sad tele-
gram this afternoon announcing the
death of Mrs. James Conner of Pueb-
10. Colo. formerly of Vail. who died
Wednesday morning at A. NJ. Her
remains will arrive in Vail Friday
morning.
An Edison Standard monograph, a
fine nickled plated horn stand. a
large japaned gold striped horn. a
: reproducer. brush. oiler and one dozen
Edison gold nodded records of your
own selection, the entire outfit for
S29 80 at the Racket store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-20

A few Xxx tin milk pals IL quart
size at 19c. at the Racket store.
Miss Stacy Denahy of Carroll spent
last Sunday with her relatives near
Denison.
E. w. Pierce was visited the early
part of the week by his nephew, o.
P. Baker of Geddes. S. D.
Buy a book for 1oc. read it
through. then bring it back and ex-
change it for a new one for SC. at
the Book store.
Thos. Hodkin of Willow township
was in Denison Monday OH business
He is one of the old settlers of the
west side of the county.
Mrs. F. w. Meyers is having the
consolation of visit from her mother,
Mrs. Louis of Iowa City. who will
remain for some weeks.
The Oxford does not mean to take
back seat in the quality of the ice
cream it will serve this summer. 1t
will be the best. Try it and see.
Emil Pump is now landlord of the
Farmers Hotel over on Broadway
fronting on the court house. He is
serving good meals and asks his friends
to call over.
Mrs. Charles Menagh and Mis-
Kate Henry were at Dunlap Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Men
agh's sister and Miss Henry's aunt.
Mrs. Maggie Grady.
The Garner paper in commenting
on the election of instructors for tn
school said .'Of course Prof. Bagg
q was Reelected The success whic
he has made is most gratifying to hi
Denison friends.
Messrs Geo. Naeve. C. Gronau an
B. j. Sibbert were off on Monda,
morning for North and South Dakot
where they have extensive land inter
ests. 1t will certainly be the en'
of the week before they return.
Rev. La Reau the Baptist paste
. is at Oklahoma City this week wher
, he is attending great missionar
, meeting of the denomination. Hi
, people were most anxious that h
should go. knowing we'll how muc
, good it would do their beloved paste
to see and hear the deliberation o
, the convention. He will not retur
for next Sunday.
DR.. M. L. McElwain and wife wer
: at the Northwestern station on Tues
7 day morning to welcome their rela
2 tives. Mr.. Sammons and wife. VIII
. came from Boulder, Colo. The tw
: men folks married sisters. They ha
not met for twenty-eight years. an
it need not be told that the scene o
h the platform was touching. MI
e Summons was a Union soldier an
: soon was talking of the war when h
S came up town and met the old so
: diers. He is on his way east. I
spend the summer.