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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Nov. Ii. DEC
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF South DAKOTA, az In CIRCUIT CouR'

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SIS In C1ncT1r Court
COUNTY OF GRANT CIRCUIT
j. ii. Allen a. Co. a corporation, Plalntin, vs.
Axel Dahlberg and Mary Dahloerg, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue OF a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale in the above
entitled action Oh the 3rd day of March. 1908,
and an execution issued upon said Judgment, the
snbscriber, Ed. A. Murray. sheriff of Grant
County, South Dakota, will sell at public auction
at the front door CT the court house IN the city
of Milbank, comfy of Grant. State OF south Da-
kota. on the 10th day of December, 1908. at one
o clock of the afternoon OF that day, the real
estate and mortgaged premises situated IN the
County of Grant. State OF South Dakota, and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold, and therein described rs follows: All that
tract or purcell of land lying nadbeing in the
County of State of South Dakota. ana
described ss Lots one and two q y IN Block
two (2), according TO the original plat OF the
Village of Strandburg, in the County OF Graht,
Safe Of South Dakota, also Lots three ana 1onr
g u a in Block Eleven 90 in John Landlns
Second Addition to the Village OF strandbhrg,
In the County Of Grant, State OF South Dak"ts,
according to the map or plat thereof on file and
| Of reco. d in the Office of the Register OF Deeds
! within and for said Grant County, or so much
thereof as NAV be sufficient to satisfy eaid Jndg.
ment and costs, amounting in all To Six Hun
bred Thirty Four Dollare and Ninety-two cents
1864 .92) with interest thereon from October
let. 1905. and all accruing cOats OF sale.
Dated this nth day of November, lAb.
I'd. A. MURRAY.
Sheriff Of Grant County.
J~oRGRNsoN & McNAGRTEN, Plaintiffs Attor-
neyS.
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Mrs. O'Grady, the aged WON
an, who figured so strongly Ia
the attorney d~isbarment proceed
lngs, died in an asylum at Null,
hall, Okla, last week. Mrs.
O'Grady was accused ofthe muir.
der of her husband near Sioux
Falls, October of last year. She
employed Eagan as her attorney,
and he succeeded in getting the
accused woman to transfer all
her property to him for fees. He
was tried this fall on this charge
and disbarred from practicing IN
this state.
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Five Children Cremated.

Elkins, w. Va, Nov. 13.-An explo,
sion of gas in the home Of e. J. Rice,
ed in the death of his five children,
who were burned to death before they
could be rescued. His wife escaped.
The house was destroyed.
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CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures,
$3.40al7.6 IS: Texans, S3.60@4.70; West.
ern cattle, s3.25@4.60; stockers and
feeders, s2.6504.6O; ows and heifers,
$1.65m5.40; calves, $5.50@7.75. Hogs
Light, $5.25@5.90; mixed, $5.4O@
Sis; rough, s5.40M5.60; good to
choice heavy, $5.6016.2O; pigs. $500
@5.2o. Sheep, $2.5Om4.6O; yearlings,
$4.20 $500; lambs, $3.75m6.0O.
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CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. 12.-Wheat-Dec..
$1.O3A; May. $l,07A @1.O7%; July,
$1.O11a. Corn-NOv.. G2ssc; Dec,
62Ac; May, 62A @62&c; July, S1Bc;
Sept, 614c. Oats-Dec., 49@49Bc:
May, 5l051kc; July, 1850. Pork
Jan. S16.07R; May, $16.12R. Butter
-Creameries, 22M29c; dairies, 1919
@25c. Eggs-27c. Poultry-Turkeys.
13c; chickens. s12Qshc; springs,
11c
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

These shears
are manufacture
ed of the high
est grade steel.
perfectly tenn,
pered and heav-
lily nickel plat
ed on a highly
polished $
face. The pat
ent t n S on
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Minnesota Man Killed.

Hastings, Mimi. Nov. 13.-Andrew
J. Anderson, 4 we'll known young man
Of this city, was accidentally killed
at Gold Creek, Mont. No particulars
have been received, but his remains
will be brought to. Hastings for burial.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul. Nov. 12.--Cattle Good to
choice steers, $6.OO@6.75; fair to good,
$5.0OM5.75: good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.O065.0O; veals, $6.25 $500.
Hogs-S5.25 a $50. Sheep-Wethers.
$500 M4.25: yearlings. $3.9O@4.00;
spring lambs, $5.O0M5.35.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Nov. 12.-Wheat-TO arrive
and on ,rack-No. l hard, $1.OS%; No.
l Northern, $1.O7%; No. 2 Northern,
$1.05h; Dec, $1.04x; May, $1yOS%;
Nov. $l.05R. Flax-To arrive and
on track. s1.37; Nov, $1.36A; Dec,
$1.34R; May, $1.39.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, Nov. 12.-Wheat-
Dec, $1.O414; May. $1.0sM. On track
No. 1 hard. $1.0SA @1.00h; No.
Northern. $1.07A 11.O7k; No. 2
Northern, $1.05A G1.05h; No. 3
Northern, $1.O3k @1.04.
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Her HELD,

Her Help.
The Helped him save when they werv
young:
She swept and sewed and darned and
baked,
And oft her eyes were red, and oft
Her poor heart and her fingers ached
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-19
Il. e. ALEXANDER.
I he Land Man
WALHAIT,A g O.
Notes from Long Creek.
WALHALLA, S. @.

Long Creek, Feb. S.-Special:
The health Of this section Is not
very good at this writing.
The farmers of our community are
badly behind with their work, this
being due to the great amount of
bad weather we have had
Last week was one of much rough
weather with us. Snow, sleet and
rain fell in torrents
Two Of our oldest ladies passed
away last week.-Mrs.. ]. r. Cox and
Mrs. Enoch Moore. Their remains
were laid to rest in the Long Creek
cemetery last Friday and Saturday,
Mrs. j. II. Cannon is i'll at this
writing. We hope for her speedy
covery.
We are glad to note that Mrs. G..
G. Arve Is improving, after serious
spell Of sickness.
Dave Phillips and Charles Moore
have purchased a shingle mill and
are now cutting shingles behind the
John Mountain. They are hustling
young men of our section, and we
wish them much success in their un-
dertaking.
By the time one gets into town
these days one can hear the black
smiths hammer as it is welded by
D. Ramey, who is kept constantly at
1t with all kinds Of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Cannon are in
our little town for short while.
Their many friends are delighted to
welcome them to our midst. x.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-19

WANTED-Agents to sell Max
we'll Automobiles, the best car on
the market for doctors. Liberal dis
counts. Write for particulars to
Spartanburg Automobile Co., Agents,
Srartanburg. S. c..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-19

-Capitola -four, best fancy pat
ent-$5. .50-at Moss C Ansel's.
Rev. j. G. Tongue has been
quite unwell for several days but
we are glad to announce this morn
ing that his condition Is considera.
bly, better, and 1t is hoped that he
will soon be out again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-19

Indeed, we believe il will stop every case
OF falling hair unless there Is some very
unusual complication, something greatly
affecting the general health Then you
should consultyour physician. Also ask
him about the new Ayers Hair Vigor.
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OF Chicago. H., arrived on the island
and are now comfortably settled at the
Surf View for the remainder of the
month.
MI. and Mrs. j. Kratzer accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
French OF Somerville. registered at
sne CHI Cottage for an outing Of two
weeks duration. They are charmed
with the island and spending a very
pleasant vacation. as the surround.
ings diner from those of the Bay
State coast.
A. H. Southland of the Cliff Cottage
has been very busy the past week with
motor boat parties. On Thursday
evening Mr.. Southland made a hard
trip to Cundy Harbor in the rain, but
1t was made in very good time.
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"TIH WEDDING" MOST
ENJOYABLE PARTY,
THIRTY FRIENDS GAVE Mr.. AND
MRS. ). w. HoBEN A PLEAS
ANT SURPRISE.
Laurie Cottage Handsomely Decor.
ated For The Occasion.

Merriment reigned supreme Mon
day evening at the Laurie cottage
when about thirty friends. among the
summer visitors, of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hoben of Springfield rendered
them a pleasant surprise termed as a
Tin Wedding" The affair was an
original idea of Mr.. George F. Farmer.
and through the efforts Of Miss Edna
Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. William Engel
and Mr.. NJ. j. Mullen IL was success
fully carried out. The cottage was
handsomely decorated. while about the
lawn were numerous strings of Japan
csc lanterns which held forth with
their radiant light. The decorations
were in charge of Miss Edna Higgins
and Mrs. Osborn Pitcher Over the
stairs to the piazza hung a lighted
sign with the word 'Hoben." which
was very prominent. Among the use
full as well as the ornamental gifts
were decoy ducks. fish hooks and a
pail from Mr.. Mullen for Mr. Hoben's
fifty pound cod, rakes. hoes, shov-
ell and juvenile carpenters tools for
their new cottage, canoe for Mrs. Ho-
ben 10 go 10 Bibber's Island. a pin
cushion TO solve the mystery. a lam
tern TO use from the Hill Crest Hall.
lemons for planned pink teas. and a
baby girl from Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
Pitcher. Also a large bunch of celery
tied with pink satin ribbon was pre-
sented by Miss Higgins
Refreshments of ice cream and cake.
Allegretti chocolates. and Miss Hig.
gins delicious fudge were served.
Mrs. Engel with several vocal selec-
lions and Messrs. Farmer and johnson
with the cake-walk assisted with the
entertainment. Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
ben were guests at the Hill Crest for
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Engel. and
during this time the assembly was
called TO order by Mr.. Mullen for the
surprise. Those who attended the
delightful social were: Mr.. and Mrs
William Engel, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alex
ander. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Farmer.
MT. and Mrs. W. T. Frances and Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Hoben of Spring.
field. Mass. Mrs. Ola A. Higgins and
daughter, Miss Edna Higgins of Brook.
line. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Pitcher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of
Boston; Miss f. Fraley of German.
town; Mr.. J. Miller OF PHILADELPHIA:
Mr.. VI. j. Mullen Of Pittsburg. pa
MT. w. ID. Marshall. Misses J. r. and
r. Z. Marshall OF Jamaica Plain.
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. George butcher
OF Newton. ". J.: Miss Strecker OF
Greenfield. Mass: John s. Crowley
and Harold w. Goodwin of the Casco
Bay Breeze.
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Mr.. Holden's sister. Mrs. E. II.
Baker OF Los Angeles, Calf, is also
being entertained for a short sojourn.
This Is the first visit of Mrs. Baker
TO the east for ten years, she came
direct TO Cliff Island for her visit. and
Is charmed with the island as a
summer resort.
DR.. Frank Maybury and family of
New York are at the Rancliff cottage
for the season.
Mr.. A. Chandler and family of
Reading, Mass, have been al the
Sunyside cottage on the east shore
since Saturday. They are TO remain
for the greater part Of the month.
Miss Charlotte Robertson. a popu-
lar school teacher at Lexington. Mass.
Is spending her vacation with friends
on the island.
Mrs. r. J. Thomas and daughter Of
Milwaukee arrived Tuesday for Au.
gust and viii be the guests of the
Misses Bennett at "Shadynook. :"
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Wentworth OF Portage.
Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Carr Of
San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Stone and
Miss Pauline Freeman were the
guests Of Mr.. Stones mother. Mrs
Oscar y. Stone. on Sunday at her de-
lightful summer home.
Mrs. Annie L. Rounds of westbrook.
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has accepted a position at Cobb's ice
cream parlor at the head of the new
pier. This Is Mrs Rounds second
season at Cliff Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Kurtz and fam
lily OF Germantown. Pa, are occupying
the green cottage on the shore-front
for the month of August. The Kurtz
family are spending their first sum-
mer here. they being friends Of Mrs
Batchelor, and during their vacation
are boarding at the Aucocisco House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aborn and
daughter, Miss Marjorie of Cleveland.
o., accompanied by Mrs. w. c. Mac
Donald and two children OF Maiden.
Mass, arrived August LIST. and are to
De at the Sunset cottage for the month.
Al eleven o'clock Sunday morning
services were held at the local chapel.
hev. Mr.. r. A. NJ. Brown OF New
raven, Conn, who Is registered at the
Aucocisco House. preached a most in
.eres,ing sermon. The attendance
was large and the summer visitors
were present in large numbers az
well as the residents. Mr. Brown Ia
interested in the works OF young men
ana taxes great pleasure In their well
fare.
Mrs. z. VI. Carwfck with child and
nurse registered at the Aucocisco
House Wednesday of last week. and
are TO remain for an extended vacation
on the island.
Hammond T. Robinson of Beverly.
Mass, has commenced his duties al
the store OF G. NJ. Cobb. and is TO as
sist In the charge of the freight AT
the local landing for the Casco Bay
and Harpswell lines. Mr.. Robinson.
who has been engaged as shoe sales
man for a local mandatory al his
nome city, Is no stranger at the Is
lands OF Casco Bay. he having been AT
Cneoeague In past seasons.
Wednesday afternoon the execu-
tive committee Of the Cliff Island I'm
provement Society held a meeting TO
discuss important business AFFAIRS.
Inc bath houses on the east sbore.
which were being built by the socie.
y. have been completed and were
omcially opened 10 the people on We'd
nesday OF last week. They are being
greatly enjoyed and a large number
OF visitors possess keys.
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rogers
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mERRIcoNEAo HOUSE.

Continued from Page u
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Casco Bay House.
CLAM BAKE HOUSE is ENJOY
ING A PROSPEROUS SEASON..
Guests now Registered Number Near.
iy One Hundred.

Daniel oiHara. c. L. Fulton and
Kew. Pryor Fulton, u. D., Of Waltz
am. Mass. were guests of DR.. +. II. 9.
Demarest, Sunday. at the hotel. where
they enjoyed a most delicious dinner.
Guests numbering about one hun.
dred. most of whom are registered az
the Peaks Island House. were enter
tanned on the island Tuesday. AMI
enjoyed one of Manager Charles z.
Cushings famous clam bakes which
are so well known throughout Casco
Bay.
Mr.. A. Andernegg. professor of Math.
ematics at Oberlin College. Ohio. is
spending his vacation at the hotel.
which is Of two weeks duration. Mr..
Andernegg was among last weeks
arrivals.
Several fishing parties were form
ed last week, and all had excellent
luck Fine strings Of fish were cap
tured.
One Of the prettiest dances Of the
season was held on Saturday evening
at the Pavilion and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests Of the hotel.
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ISLAND STEAMERS
sssssesssssss
cAsco BAY q hARPswELL LINES
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 2s,h. 1905
Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf,
Portland,

Portland.
For Forest City Landing Peaks Island)-
s5.43. Gas. 80, SO 600, lo15. Ills m,
.soo. $50. $50. lib .. m. Return-.6l5.
20: $50. a4-oo. $50. 6.sS. $50. $50. alo.l5.
For 6ushins's Island-e.4s. 40. 500. 1915
;n, m. isi', 90 DO; CO. TO-. $50 p; m Re
$50. 4.35, Gas, 900 p. m
.,FSr Little and Great ,b Diamond Islands, =
2eo. 800. 10. $50. $40. 500 ,. m n. Return
Leave Little Diamond is.and. els. 40.
80 g.. go, 49, 9 a m. isaS. l.4Y. $50. 500:
a nm. ia.ao. i6s. las. AS. go. 20. s.iS
For Trsfe,hen's and Evergreen landings
Peaks Islandl-'5;00. Gas. 15S, $50. 1000
24o: AS: Gas. rs: $40 z E on m Re'uSp l.
e2S. loIo a, m. 1850. is.so 2SS. 40. GO
500 Ss . s Sssas sss. @' sssl iSSo
fs.so e&SSS SO Sos g g 60 ;So So +
s'S$5. $3.50. ESQ. S.co. 800 p. N.
500 fS. d RsSSGse,ys IooS LonE s;-.s i
40; 500. 40 b42e; bsi$o 20 go "a "a
1905 Fsf esvs J ssnS S q LGRs I,asdS4s
' foa "a Ti;.ie ehe eSen; sS & 1000 NJ
geo; 30 20 oop p; +, M RsirIn-e4o. I4'' @4'
a For For Wessti 1s and Central Landing. tessa,
Chebeasue)-555. 1000 a. m, l2-2o. 500.
$50 P. "A. RetuTn-Leave Western Landing.
I.a1s cea;tai 4 IandiaS. go sa,. ip 4o
FOR j Eastern IS Landi.s sS5ea, ehebsasss1-
oi For I'll clis I:isa ID :s4s, 1880
No. $40 so sii.p 5 II k ssa p. 1898
For Seaih HaIpswsll and Baiiey,s Island
@ ESQ ESQ $50 p s M R.,ainmisav; ba hssn
Island Isl MaskeTsi Cove, 60 Ie5k's LanSins;
3 Eo!e $40 2oiks n hand si .4 MSi x
=. M. Ito s1S.45. 245. 800. 40. .G.5S
For orr.s Island-soo. .e.45. 5000 a n.
1 iSS% iS $50 % p n %ao R.ia ar = g
Bridge Se1s' Ms.d eSy sSI aPS m
.Harbor. e2z5 p. m, Gurne, Bridge. clio
go p. m. Reiarn-55S. $50 a. n. 10
For sunss, Landing CGrsa, ch.beague).
port, MAR Point. Birch Island and Harpswell
Centre-9.30 a m, 40 p. m Return-1eave
Cousins Island. 7.35 a. m, 2.15 ?. H. Bib
beI's Island: 16 a. m: las p, n, South
FreepoTt, 6.4J a. m, 1-.J 2. n, MAR Point.
6.10 a. n, 12.yO p. m, Birch Island, eos
a. m, 1245 .. m, Harpsweu Centre, $50
q. m, 1890 2. m
c-Weather permitting.
a--or az The close OF the performance a,
the Gem Theatre.
x-ExpIess.
f-Stops On signal
DAILY except Sunday.
s-Sundays only.
c. w. T. COOLING, Ell. JORDAN,
Gen. Mgr. Supt.
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Cliff Island

Today Miss Mary c. Van Norden of
Brooklyn, ". Y, is expected TO Join
her friend. Miss Ella Nimptsch, also
OF Brooklyn, who has been registered
at the Cliff Cottage for the past few
days.
A. n. Law OF Putnam, Conn. was
among the recent arrivals at the Cliff
cottage this week, he having been
here since Tuesday. Mr.. Law has
spent the past several seasons here at
the same place.
Mr.. William E. wagg. superintend.
ent of the William Mann Paper Mills
at Lambertville. n. j.. Joined his sis
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Knight, who Is spend
ing the season az Sunset View, and
Will remain here for his summer va
cation.
Alderman r. s. Webster with wife
and family of West Newton are regis
tered at the Cliff Cottage for a few
weeks vacation. Sunday Mr.. Web
ster's son, Percy with James Quartz,
Jr., superintendent Of the r. s..
webster Co. were entertained. Mr..
Webster is Of the firm F. s. Web
ster Co, OF Boston, large business
house dealing in typewriter supplies
in many other large cities as well as
Boston.
Mr.. Edward Scarf OF Worcester is
visiting at the "Casco" with his broth
er, Frederick Scarf Of the same place.
who is superintendent of the Goes
Wrench and Knife Co.
Summer cottages completely fitted
al r.. s. Davis Co.-Adv.
Miss Angie Sally of woonsocket.
II. l., arrived Friday 10 visit with Mrs.
A. A. Holden at the "Cliffstone."
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terested in developing the arts and
crafts movement, which has attained
such important proportions within re-
cent years.
Professor George II. Locke. dean OF
McGill University, Montreal for seven
years professor AT the University of
Chicago. is now registered at the hotel.
Mr.. Locke was also at Harvard Col
lege for three years before going 10
Montreal.
Mr.. Samuel Hubbard. one of Bos-
tons leading philanthropists, has been
staying al the Peaks Island House for
two weeks. MIR. Hubbard conducts a
printing schools for boys and is
prominent member of the Twentieth
Century club.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Howard and
two daughters of Boston have arrived
for the rest of the season. Mr.. How
ard is one of the charter members OF
the famous Buddingstone Club.
Mr.. y. c. Fowler is entertaining
Mr.. Jenkins of the editorial depart
ment of Little, Brown and Company Cf
Boston, at the hotel
Mrs. John T. Moore. wife of Hon.
John T. Moore, NJ. p. a leading poll
tician OF Canada. is spending the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. George
II. Locke.
Mr.. James A. Sullivan. a domestic
importer OF Boston. passed Sunday
with his wife and baby girl at the
hotel.
To the deep regret of their many
friends here. Mrs. r. B. Jacobs and
her daughters, Marion and Lillian. an
nounce that IL will be necessary for
them 10 return TO their home next
Monday. after spending a most delight
full season at Peaks.
Mr.. Ralph Coburn of Northampton,
Mass. who was a popular favorits
among the guests of the house last
season. has arrived for his vacation.
Among the most popular members
OF the younger set here is Miss Mary
McCarty OF Boston. Miss McCarty is
a talented musician and one of the
fayorite entertainers among the
guests.
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
HOTEL so CROWDED THAT MANY
FORMER GUESTS ARE TURNED
AWAY.
Lively Times Al The Famous hosiery
And Its Anneses.

Sno JUS hnneSes.
IL is absolutely impossible for Pro
prletor Ralph r. Rowe to accommo-
date all the people who apply for
rooms at his houses. and some are so
anxious to secure rooms az the Peaks
Island House that a long list has been
formed OF those who are awaiting a
vacancy 10 occur. As an illustration
OF the crowded conditions which pre-
vaii here, IL may be stated that dur.
ing hve days only twelve persons gave
up tneir rooms, while Eve hundred
ano sesenty-eight were registered at
the main house and annexes Monday
night.
Among the many prominent suests
OF the hotel Is Mr.. John Ennekine of
Boston, one Of the most noted artists
OF New England and q member of the
Jury OF awards at the st. Louis Expo
sition. Mr.. Enneking IL deeply in
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ing arrived from her home in North
ampton, Mass, last Thursday.

ing arrived from her home In North
ampton, Mass, last Thursday.
Among the guests OF the Merricon-
Gag who are loyal devotees of the
sport OF sailing are Miss Margaret
Mitchell and Miss A. NJ. Kennedy Of
New York. The young ladies spend
much OF their time in the trim crafts
belonging TO the hotel and both bid
lair TO become expert shippers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Grant. Jr.,
OF Fftchburg. Mass, and their family
are among the most popular guests
at the house and arrived last Satur.
day. The young people are Miss
Grant. Margaret Grant and Rosamond
Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Edgerton Of
Meridian. Conn. arrived last week 70
spend August at the Merriconeag.
Mr.. Edgerton Is connected with the
Kelsey Press Co, printers and press
manufacturers.
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ed for three weeks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and family
of Boston are at the home of Mrs. A.
A. Hill for two weeks. Mr.. Hill is
a government Official at the Charles
town Navy Yard.
A party Of the Strollers camp made
a large catch of cod and paddock while
out Tuesday. About $50 pounds was
the total and William Theiling was
high liner with a fish weighing six
and three fourths pounds.
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The Washington times., 1908-05-10
BEAR AND BULLDOG
TO SHARE COMFORTS

PHILADELPHIA May "A black
bear cub from the northern Adirondacks
and a brown English bulldog viii live
side by side. eating and sleeping to-
gether as pets in the rear yard OF Mrs.
George J. Erliot's home at 4005 Wood
land avenue. provided that when they
meet no scrap takes place.
The hear which is two months Old
was given 70 Miss Elliott by a friend who
was hunting with her father during the
last two weeks. She says she Will not
keep it long, not mori than a few
months. when IL viii have grown so big
that il viii have 10 be SEM black TO
i1s native environment. II is TO be fed
cooled boiled milk and bread. the same
as a kitten, tin it is about four months
old
When asked II she thought the dog
and bear would associate on friendly
terms. she replied that there would be
a GOODNESS, but no fight" as the dog
would not even look at the bear. When
asked why. the answer was "Oh, the
dog is blind"
The bears record has preceded him.
It is said ne sleeps wei, and is tame,
Young BrUin is a frs cousin to the big
pet Of State Senator z. II. Ware