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The Western news., 1909-04-14
FIRE BURNS INTERIOR OF BASTILE
AND PRISONER TRIES TO ESCAPE.
.F0|LED BY GAME SHERIFF
Man Was Crazed by Delrium Tremens
and Fought With Re-Doubled Strength
lin Serious Condition.

Crazed by delirium tremenS and
Christianson made a ferocious attack
on Sheriff Ward last night while be-
ing released from the steel cell at the
county Jail, which was reeking from
the fumes of an old bed which Chris
tianson, in his wild rawlings, had set
on fire.
The cries of the prisoners awakened
the sheriff shortly after midnight,
and, without dressing, he hurried
from his room in the Jail building to
investigate. Opening the Jail door d
volume of smoke issued forth, and he
imm ediately unlocked the steel cell to
release the prisoners, who were almost
suffocated. There were but two occu-
pants of the jail, Christianson, and
a Finn confined on a minor charge.
They were taken through the corridor
to the Jail office, where Ward intended
to hold them until the fire was quench-
ed and he could summon assistance.
Christianson, who was raving from
deirium tremens, immediately sensed
an opportunity to escape. Completely
out of his head, he attacked Ward like
wild man, kicking, biting, striking
and growing. He is a powerful man,
weig hing about 225 pounds, and the
sheriff was confronted with a danger
Gus task to defend himself and pre-
come with fear, from escaping. Not
daring to let the crazy man get hold
of hin, the sheriff did some lightning
side e-stepping, and at the same time
weakened him with blows. AT length
a blow with the large key to the
jail brought the man to the floor and
into service. 1t was more than the
two men could do to hold Christian
son, whose strength appeared to be re
doubled. Il was terrible struggle
lasting fully ten minutes before as
sistauce arrived, 'and the floor of TIL,
, Jail office was covered with blood
Deputy Sheriff See and Deputy John
son Daugherty of Stevensville, who
was staying with See, were the frs
men to arrive at the jail, being SUM
moned by Wards little son. The fou
men had their hands full shaCklint
Chrstianson so that he could be de
tanned until he could be replaced il
Jail. If he had escaped he would hav'
attacked the first person he met ant
no doubt inflicted fatal injuries.
A fire alarm was turned in and tn
department responded and quenche'
the blaze, which was confined to TIL
bedding in the steel cell. From tn
amount of smoke that issued from tn
door Sheriff Ward first believed tn
whole interior was burning. Befor
the fire boys arrived, however, he ha
throw n water on the fire and had
practically subdued.
Christanson is in a serious cond
F., ton as the result of a protracte
l drunk, and it is not believed he wi
recover. He has been employed as
blacksmith on the Gilchrist ranch fo
several years.
The Western news., 1909-04-14
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, IA 1909.
EDITOR WELLS CONFESSES.

Because this office received a check
from Col. c. NJ. Crutchfield, one Of
the men who helped protect the
homes of the valley, Senator Romney
Jumps to the conc usion that 1t was
issued to pay the expenses OF the
editor while in Helena engaged IN
the fight against senate bill Is.
Would this have been crime !?
Was there any reason why Bruce
Wellsf the editor of this paper,
should not have had his expenses
paid while engaged in fight to pro-
tect the interests of the whole people
of the Bitter Root valley,-Stevens-
vile Register.
During former crises in the his
tory of this government-in the rev.
dictionary, civil and Indian wars
millions of men cheerfully offered up
their lives in defense of their liberties
and for the protection of their homes,
without fear or hope of reward.
Surely it cannot be that the fires
of patriotism deep down in the
breasts Of the descendants of these
men, who may reside in the Bitter
Root, have burned so low that it be
came necessary for an AmnlgamateC
Copper company attorney chiefly IN
terested in the passage of house bill
100, the notorious New Jersey trus
law, to 'pay the expenses of som
and offer business inducements" t.
others to get them to make an etlor
to "protect their own homes"
And what of the people of the 9th
er n counties of the state, not one o
whom ever uttered a word in opposi
ton to senate bill Is, which WA
merely designed to amend the irrlga
ton district law (See sections 23O9 t
24O2 Revised Code) SO as to make
operative-were they, too, waiting fo
Anal gamated company attorneys t.
come around and hire them to pro
tect their own homes
The Western news., 1909-04-14
Real Estate Transfers.

w. c. Tabor ct ux to ]. w Lancas-
ter, tract of land. pleasautvale add,-
ton, Stevensville; $1,000.
w. I. Caple ct ux to Karl H. Kellogg
lots 5, 8, 7, IA, IS and, 16 block 9,
Stevensville; 81.
B. X. V, l, Co. to Nettie J hnson If
Superior, Wis, lot , block :, SUNNI l.
dale orchards; ST.
B. II. V. /. Co. 10 chas| .rarvict of
Superior, Wis.,, lot b4r i, c,,,..-
uale orchards: 81
]. D. Powers to w. d. Wilson, lots l
and block, y. Hamilton; 81.
HELEN p. Hallinger to James
Stewart ct ux, l acre, Dorau addition;
81.
l.. r. Peck ct ux to Helen Pollinger
acres, Doran addition; 81.
Julia Larson, as guardian, ct al to
to ]. w. Franks, 120 acres near
Stevensv,lle; $3225.
John w. Franks to Julia Larson,
12O acres near Stevensyille; 81.
g. w. Schwab ct ux to James B.
Stewart, acre, Hart addltion 81.
". /. Tyler. ct ux to S. Leonard
Boyce. 1O7 acres near Woodside; 81.
z l. Gates ct vir to d. A Gowdy, 40
acres near Victor; 81.
Earl b. Tanner to Warner Laird, 50
acres near Darby; 81.
B. R. V. l. Co. to Antoine Johnson
lots S, 6 and 7 block 6, Summerdale
orchards; ST..
B. r. V. l. Co. to Antoine Johnson
lots S, and block 6, Summerdale
orchards; ST.
Fred Hahn ct al to w. F. Miller ct
al, tract of land near Florence; ST..
The Western news., 1909-04-14
Sale of Corporate Stock.

Ore Finder Copper Mining Co,
Hamilton, Mont, April u, 1909.
Notice is ',n.-',. wen that tb.-a -
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock in the above named cor
poration on account of an assessment
levied on the 5ii day of March, 1909,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective stockholders
below, as follows: w. Evans, $500
shares, $500; o. w. Hubbs, $4,000
shares, $50 90; l. c. Hubbs, 1888;
shares, $25.T.
And in accordance with law ant
an order of the board of director.
made on April IS, 1909, SO many share.
of each parcel of such stock as may
be necessary will sold at the from
door of the county conrt house Of
Ravall, county, in Hamilton, Mon
tana, on the 18th day of May, 1909, a
Q D. M, of such dav to pay delinquen
assessments thereon, together will
the cost of advertising and expenses
of sale.
r. C. CARPENTER,
Secretary and Treasurer
26.4t Hamilton, Mont.
The Western news., 1909-04-14
Real Estate Transfers.

J.E. Edwards ct ux to J. B. kend.
rick. 80 acres near Stevensville: 81.
r. Hughes to r, H. Wood, lot Is
blodk 9, Pleasantvale addition,
Stevensville; 81.
G. w. Ward ct ux to J. W.Swain OF
Iowa City, Ia. lot block l, Ward
Cove; $112O.
John r. Toole ct ux to A. c. Nd.
Co. 100 acres, Lost Horse; 81.
The Western news., 1909-04-14
ANOTHER THEATRICAL TRAIN
TO.MISSOULA NEXT WEEK

A special train will be run to Mis-
soula Thursday from Hamilton and
Bitter Root points to accomodate those
who desire to attend the Right of
Way" at the Harnois theater 1t will
leave here at p. III. and return after
the show. A one and one-third fare
will be charged. Show tickets S2, 81 50
and 81.
The Western news., 1909-04-14
But Hamilton Candidate is
Overtaking g Her---Darby and
Stevensville Busy.
DISTRICT NO. |.
DISTRICT NO. 2.


The free trip contest of The Wes
tern News has simmered down to the
above candidates, half of whom must
win a trip to the Seattle exposition.
Each town is represented by strong
candidate, and the friends of each are
actively boosting their fal orite. Since
the contest has narrowed down to the
contestants who are in the race to win, =,
those who haye been waiting develop
ments before voting their coupons
will no doubt now express their pref
erence. 1t is hardly proba BILE any fur
ther entries will be made, as none will
be soil cited unless candidate for
some reason is compelled to drop out.
Miss Lockwood of Corvallis still
maintains the lead, but by a narrow
ma jority Of 311 votes. Miss Dwyer,
Hamilton's candidate, who did no ac-
tive work until this week, has made a
splendid showing. Miss Miles of
Darby has increased her total, and
Miss Clark of Stevensville has jumped
up "among those running" Miss
Smith of Grantsdale is not letting her
rivals know her plan of campaign.
Miss Dent has done no work as yet,
but when she starts her friends pre-
dict that she will show all the other
candidates how to sprint.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Hamilton employment office. Sec
ond and State streets. Contractors,
farmers, hotels, and private families
solicited. Mail and female help fur
uished at shortest notice. E. c.
Whaley, proprietor. 21-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14
THE COUNTY PAPER.
To Advertisers.

The Western News absolutely
guarantees it's advertisers an actual
bona fide paid circulation within
Ravalli county two times greater
than that of any other newspaper
published in the known world. Ad-
yertisine contracts will be made
subject to this guarantee.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Tree planting and pruning a spec
ialty. References, X. Parkhurst,
Chas. McRae and J. L. Humble. John
Garrard, Woodside. 244:
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Japalac, the Home Beautifier. New
and complete stock at Corner Drug
Store. 24-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Lorriaux's Rheumatic Blood a:ld
Kidney medicine for sale at Corner
Drug store. o-t1'
The Western news., 1909-04-14

It's F. E. Combs of Stevensville
who has the celebrated REQ automo-
biles for sale. lott.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

NOTICE-Choice seed potatoes for
sale. J. A. Bachman, Grantsdale.
23-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14

When you purchase property insist
on an abstract made by the Security
Title & Abstract Co., Hamilton
Montana. ZO-tf.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

If you want to do bigger business
pursue the proper methods-advertise
The Western news., 1909-04-14

wanted Reliable woman or girl for
ho"s "'.sework. Address with references
III" care Western News. 2o-1t
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Corn for sale-Whole and chopped.
Hamilton Flour Mill company. 21-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Percherons for sale. A few young
percherons Stallion. Write or see
Nels Shuland 10 miles S. e. of Ham
ilton on Skalkaho. 224t
The Western news., 1909-04-14

For Sale-Strawberry plants at IS
per thousand. w. w. Malone, Hamil-
ton, Mont, h. F. d. 2. 21-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14
WITHOUT HER LIFE WAS
DREAR AND EMPTY
Continued from Page ~

Hamilton. An inquest was held IN
which testimony conclusively estab.
lishiug suicide was introduced. DR..
McGrath, Deputy Sheriff George See,
E. j, Hanson and another in
mate of the Jail, and c. S. Kendall
testified. The jury consisted of John
jones, Joe Bush, John Christy, H.
Wayland, D. r. Baughman and T. B.
Lockridgc.
"Where the Green Grass Grows"
The note which Tlmmons left gave
the motive for his crime. With some
slight omissions it is given below:
Hamilton, Mont. April 10.
Come and see me please, sister
Lillian. l am going where the green
grass will grow over and please come
to my funeral. Goodbye forever more.
DAVE TIMMONS.
In postscript evidently intended for
the sheriff the writer added: "Please
give this to her at once and take me to
the uudertaker's shop" The letter
remains undelivered, and as it con.
tains some things which were better
left unsaid, it will not reach its des,
tination.
Where Did He Get 1t?
Where Timmons got his poison is a
problem which battles the sheriff's
office. 1t is believed that it must
have been passed to him through
a window of the Jail by some friend
who believed he intended to use it for
medicinal purposes, as it is not believed
anyone was accessory to his suicide.
He thoroughly tested the strength of
the acid by applying the cork
face, causing the spots ,. cs..a
Ward inquired aSo, ua s:a 49,,
drink it frc "oo".. o'o no'
ths IN the bottle, but poured
Atire contents into cup an6
drank 1t all.
Beautiful Floral Offerings.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon. Services were conducted at the
home of Mrs d. ]. Eagan, sister Of
the deceased. Beautiful floral offer
ings were sent by friends of the fam
) lily and fraternal organizations
There was large attendance, many
people gathering to express their sym
pathy to the bereaved relatives, wht
were sorely greived by the unfortun
, ate occurrence.
: Had Generous Impulses.
Dave Tinmons was IS years old anc
had lived in Hamilton is years. HI
was born in Three E orks, Mont. He is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. Timmons, who reside in Hamil
ton, and three brothers and fou
sisters, most of whom live here. AL
are highly respected. Dave was Z
young man of enerous impulses, bu
possessed unfortunate habits whicl
have kept him in trouble almost con
, stantly for several years. Recent
e he became infatuated with youn
woman who lives in Hamilton. Will
/ in the county Jail he learned of he
e approaching marriage to anothe
man and brooding over this disappoin,
t ment is believed to have deranged hi
mind.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Save your Eggs-Our Egg Preser-
yer;keeps eggs indefinitely. Experts
take them for fresh eggs. Tested two
Years. Fully guaranteed. Money
ch eerfully refunded if not as repre-
sented. A 81. 90 package will keep
90 o d. zen. Jenson & Bunker, manu-
fsc,nrers Butte. Mont. 26-1t
The Western news., 1909-04-14

See Bullock Bros. for house wiring,
and electrical fixtures, lamps etc.
- lift
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Japalac, the Home Beautifier. New
and complete stock at Corner Drug
store. A4-tI
The Western news., 1909-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR.. Rinehart, the old Anaconda
dentist. is at Stevensville. 48-tf
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Japanese boy wants position to 90
house or porter work. Speaks En-
glish. Apply at this office. 2o-2t
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Buff Orphingtons, the great winter
layers. Eggs per setting 81 or tour
settings $3. Mrs. VIM. E. Dawes
Sixth street. |@ Sn
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Entered at the Postoffice at Ham
ittou, Mont, as second-class matter.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
The Western news., 1909-04-14

For sale-Second hand in, IA IN.
and ~ in. pipe; l 2nd-hand buggy.
L. r, MYERS CO. 2o.1t
The Western news., 1909-04-14

Old papers for sale at this office at
IS cents per hundred.
The Western news., 1909-04-14
Subscription Rates:

One Wear in advance 50. 90
Six Months, in advance. ....... LOO
One Year, if not in advance. ESQ
Six Months, if not in advance. LIS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
Henderson.

The L T L will meet with Grace Tel
fer next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs Dan Shuster is spending few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Nc
Carthy of Owosso-D D Kingsbury
was in Bay City, Wednesday on bust
ness-Mrs VIM Epton is still very low
The G E Society. held a social
at the home of John Barker. Jan 81,
which was largely fattended and
netted the society about $9-Mrs j
Teller is on the sick list-The l. A S
of the Church of Christ will meet with
Mrs Martin Jones next Wednesday for
dinner-The Creamery had their
annual busicess meeting Wednesday
afternoon and elected the following
board of directors: Leslie Shuster, W
Goodwill, R Weidman, G G Washburn,
Geo Freeman, Orrie Crane and J w
Epton-Frank Stull's baby is still
very sick-Koy Petit of Saginaw,
spent Wednesday with friends here
VIM Dean is spending few days with
his son, Arson, of Estey-Miss Pearl
Allen returned Thursday from visit
at Flint-Mrs VIM Caldwell is on the
sick hst-Walter Cooper of Owosso,
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs VIM
Caldwell.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
A Lincoln Letter.

II will be entirely frank, wrote Abra-
ham Lincoln about his candidacy, to
Lyman Trumbull, April 30, 1860. THE
taste is in my mouth little; and this
no doubt, disqualifies me to some extent
to form correct opinions. You may
confidently rely, however, that by no
advice or consent of mine, shall my pre-
tensions be pressed to the point of en-
dangering our common cause"
This letter and twenty one others, the
property of Major William H. Lambert
form an historical record of much inter-
est, and are published, for the first time
in the February Century.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
New Lothrop.

Austin w Cronk purchased beauti.
full self. playing piano last week of Prof
G E Davis and is now prepared to en-.
terrain his friends with any of the
selections from the old masters, such as
Wagner, Mendelssohn, Paderewski,
ETC., and even to the infectious rag
time or barn dance. You ought to hear
him play-W A Wood returned home
Wednesday evening from Ann Arbor.
where he has been receiving medical
treatment, very much improved-Dr
j S Shoemaker and l. A Walworth have
returned from Pontiac where they were
called by the serious illness Of the form
er's father-Dr d Bruce of Saginaw,
was in town, Monday--pr s Shoe
maker was in Chesaning Monday-W
J Speers was in Montrose, Tuesday-
J G Speers SISTED by Delbert Barnhart
is putting drive we'll down on A J
Smiths farm--C H Judd has bought
out L Flynn's barber shop-Mrs Mary
Stafford is reported not much improved
The 9th grade Of the high school
gave a SAL ma gund T. supper,
Thursday evening, in Fees building to
a large crowd-C H Judd has his resi-.
dence connected with the telephone
exch ange-Mrs u ] Sanborn is visit
in in Flint-Peter Pearsall Of Flint,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
Southwest Bennington.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Dean were guests
of their son, John, and family in Perry,
Wednesday evening-Mr and Mrs
Ed. Punches of Detroit, were guests
of their father, Mr. Phi Punches, few
days last week-Roy Woodbury. went
to Williamson, Wednesday, for few
days on business-Mrs Rachel Boards
lee is visiting friends near Lsingsburg
a few days this week-Mr and Mrs G
w Sager entertained the young people
of Pittsburg Friday evening in honor Of
their grand daughter, Miss Bessie Wood.
Ice cream and cake were served and all
report good time-Mrs Emma Goble
entertained at dinner, Tuesday, in honor
of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs John Bug
bee Of N. d., a company of relatives,
Those out Of town were Mr. and Mrs
Slater Vert of Laingsburg-Mrs J B
Raymond was called to Penn Yam, N. Y,
Thursday, by the serious illness of her
sister. Mrs Herbie Raymond accom-
panied her-Mr and Mrs Theo Youngs
Mrs Fenner and son, Willie, Mr. and
Mrs Sheldon and lady friend of Ovid,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Walter Kyle
Monday evening. Light refreshments
were served-Mr Henry Hutchings,
who has been in poor health the last
few years, died very suddenly at his
home south of Pittsburg, Thursday
evening, Jan 21st. Mr. Hutchings
served in the Both Mich Inf from '62 to
'65. Six comrades were bearers, Chas
Dean, Sanford Bemis, Mr. Bentley, Mr.
Charles Hewitt. Charles Ford, g Whit.
ing. The funeral services were held in
the church at Pittsburg, Sunday, at Q
p m, conducted by Rev Mr. Weaver and
were very impressive. Interment in
Alton cemetery.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
ShiaWaSsee.

Frank Dyer of Corunna, is working
for Frank Moore-Titus Martin OF
Morrice, was here on business last Mon
day-Clarence Callard is able to be at
work again-Mr Smith of Burns, has
rented the Frank Greenman farm
Mrs Emma Flett of Detroit, visited her
mother, Mrs Steele, of this place last
week-Master Fern Moore is much
Daniel Cossleman, a former
Shiawassee boy died at his home near
Bath, Mich, last week-Henry Moore
spent Sunday with his mother in Corun-
na-Emory Dickinson had the mis-
fortune to lose fine work horse last
Friday-Tim Sullivan and Erwin
Watson were in Flint last Friday
Will Scranton visited friends near
Vernon, Saturday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
Burton

The revival meetings closed Tuesday
night-Glenn Wilbur of st Johns
spent from Sat. evening to Mon. with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs E T Wilbur
Humphrey Scott spent one day last
week with his daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs Geo Coax, of Bennington
Mrs Frank Purves and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Z
Fowler-Mlss Clara FELTON, was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs VIM Maloney
of Owosso, one day the first of the week
Mrs A E Cadz has been very i'll the
past week with the grippe-Mrs Char
lotte Leavitt spent part of the week
with her daughter, Mrs Ruth Wright
WIN Maloney and wife of Owosso
are spending the week with relatives in
this place.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29

George A. Barnes, son of George
Barnes editor of the Howell Republican.
has purchased the Bellevue Gazette
from Willard Holt, long its publisher
and one of the best known newspaper
men in the state. The new proprietor
has our best wishes and we bespeak for
him most cordial welcome by the
people of Bellevue. Bro Holt will be
missed by his brother publishers as
it is understood he intends to locate in
the west.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
Byron.

Geo Seaman of Byron. and Mr. Luce
of Linden, have formed co-partner-
ship to carry on the harness business
in Byron. Mr. Luce is first class
harness maker. A good harness shop
in Byron will fill long felt want
Floyd McCaig has gone to Durand,
where he has procured work-M B
S Fosket went to Corunna, Sunday, on
account of the illness of Mrs G E WEIGH
Miss Edna Parish of Ovid, is visit
ing friends here--Mrs T V Arnold is
visiting friends in Burlington, Calhoun
county-B Sand and L G Fosket were
in Owosso, Friday-Mr and Mrs Syl-
vester Wolverton and Mrs II M Tillman
were guests of Mr. and Mrs B s Fosket,
Tuesday-Dr Ruggles accompanied
Frank Reynolds to Ann Arbor, Wednes-
day, to be operated on for hernia, but
on account of the crowded condition Of
the hospital they couldn't take his case
at present-John Badgero is able to
get around with the aid of crutches,
and has been on Main street once
John Norris has returned to Byron and
is assisting H G Walker in his store as
of old-Six gentlemen from near Byron,
went to Detroit last week to purchase
horses; three of them brot back horses,
and the other three came back with
nothing but experience. Whether there
were not enough horses in Detroit to go
round, the writer isn't informed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
Six Mile Creek.

The railroad is coming on finely, the
weather is 30 mild it's no trouble to re-
move the dirt--We hear that Handy
Bros. Of Bay City will soon begin to
drill for coal on one of the farms they
have leased and will begin on George
Warmers land frst-Mrs. Ellis OFT
will spend few DAYS in Owosso under
DR.. Bliss care-Night.walkers are
busy gathering seed corn from granaries
and anything else needed. Keep lock
and key on and good bull dog-The
North Owosso Farmers club will meet
at the Grange hall on Friday-Mrs
G G Day has been visiting friends in the
city this week.-Mrs.. Geo. Warner
will return home next week from Ann
Arbor-Miss Ina Day and pupils will
have musical at Mr. Goodwill's on Fri.
day evening-Mr J w Hills and sew
eral others have been ploughing this
this week-Mr Gilbert Rhodes has
sold his place and will move to Cali
fornia this spring
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-29
GARLAND.

Quarterly services will be held at the
Nj p church, Saturday afternoon and
Sun lay morning-Mrs John Snider,
who has been i'll for some time, is i'm
proving-George Woodland and Lee
Head have purchased the Benton farm
Of Oscar Mosherman-Wm Scott is
having ground ploughed for spring
crops-Rev Long and wife are assist
ing Rev John Lyons in the revival
services at the Brethren in Christ
church-Mrs VIM Rossman of Owosso,
visited her aunt, Mrs John Snider,
Wednesday-Mrs Lucy Waters spent
part of last week with Mrs Michner in
Rush