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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-30
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: Homestead Items z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By our re4ular eofresnondent

BY our regular correspondent.
April a6. 1909.
Postmaster o. B. Mccabe is on the sick
list this week
o. B. Mccabe went to Culbertson last
week on business.
Mrs. Smith and family were over At Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Nelson's last Sunday.
Frank and Carl Mccabe were under the
weather for a few days but are now better
again.
Ed. Luebke. OF Homestead. started to
work for Wager as engineer and they will
start blowing soon.
Ed. Virgins. Walter C. Stephen and
Miss Margaret MecInnes were over at
John P. Mueller's last Sunday.
William Haas. of volbreck. Wis, ar
rived here last week and is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zick.
The steam outfit Of John Martei is piow-
ing for Will Rider and they will alss break
some land for r obcrt lick. Frank White
aud Charles Ross. with Mr.. Coots as En-
gineer.
The sad news comes to Us Of the sickness
of another child Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Trainer as they have just laid to rest one Of
their children lately and we all hope that
the little one may soon recover.
. Mrs. Iverson has sold her improvements
on her farm at Homestead to William
. Haas. Of vollbreck. Wis. and Mr.. Haa:
will take possession about the Ist Of June
There is about 10 acres under cultivation
on the land and Mr.. Haas has pu, in tn,
r crop.
Messrs. Bush and Walsh were here las
I Sunday attending Sunday School at thu
McCord school house and after the exer
2 cses they took few views Of the schoo
d grounds with building and people. Tit
two gentlemen we're welcomed by ever
d body present.
H. Horstman got letter from Minneso
ia asking HIM if there was any land for sal
e in Montana that was decided land and
: seems so as if there may be lot OF Ian
Is seekers coming up here this spring from a
parts of the east. 1t seems to prove tia
u land in Montana is alright.
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior.
United states Land Office.
Glasgow. Montana. March IS.

Glasgow. Montana. March 10. 1903.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed In this office by otto tiendrickson. con-
test ant against Homestead entry No. 3l4l,
made April lS 1919. for M SEA. and Ny
SWA. section "a. Township "a N. Range 50 y.
LOUIS MAHER
Contestee. In which Il is alleged that the said
Louis Maher has wholly abandoned sale
tract; that he has changed his residence
therefrom for more than six months since
m aking said entry; that said tract Is not set
tied upon and cultiva rated by said party Is re-
uuired by law. and that the defects and de-
faults alleged continue up ~ and including
the time such afYidavit was made: that said
alleged absence from the land " - not due 10
military or naval service In the Amy OF the
United States.
said parties are hereby notified TO appear,
respond and offer evidence touching SAID a.
legation Al 10 o'clock Am. on May ID. 1909
before w. Mathews. L. y. Commissioner. ~
Cuibertson. Valley County. Montana, and
that final hearing will he held At 10 o clock
| m on May u. 1919. before the Register and
| Receiver 81 the United States Land ONCE In
| Glasgow, Mont.
The said contestant having. In proper Al
| ndavit. filed March ID. lse. set forth fact'
| which show that. after due diligence. person
| sl service of this notice can not be made. II
hereby ordered and directed that such no
| .ice be given by due and proper publication.
| TRUMAN NJ. PATTEN.
| Register
First Publicatisa Asril 2. 5000
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Rheumatism.

More than nine out of every ten cases Of
rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the
muscles, due to cold or damp weather or
chronic rheumatism. In such cases no in
ternal treatment is required. The free APP
plcation of Chamberlain's Liniment is all
that is needed, and i, is certain to give
quick relief. Give it a trial and see for
Yourself how quickly it relieves the pain
and soreness. Price. IS cents: large size.
so cents. Sold by Valley Drug Co.
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For Rent-Good I room cottage. stable
and chicken house at Sro 90 per month.
r.. S. Reed, owner at the Searchiight Office
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: Dane Valley Items :
Seeeessssssssssssscs
From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent.
April as 1909.
NJ. Petersen is breaking on the Chris.
Nilsen homestead this week.
Chris. NilSen is working at the A. Fryh- |
ling homestead to help put in the crop.
The confirmation class will meet on Sun
day after service at the Dane Valley school
house.
Paul Nilsen, north of here, called al the
Nils Nilsen homestead On Monday If this
We k.
Nils Nilsson and Fred Nilsen are working
on the L. Petersen homestead this week
seeding.
Mr. and Mrs. Nils Petersen spent Sun
day afternoon al the homestead OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Christensen.
Brede johnson lost colt this week by
one of the horses biting and trampling on
it causing its death.
Brede Johanssn called at the Chris Pet
ersen homestead for an hours chat on Sun
day evening OF this week,
Nils Jensen and Sam ]. Fryhling called
at the L. Petersen homestead on Monday
Of this week for an hours chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fryhling. our postmas
ter. was out north on Sunday last attend
ing Norwegian Lutheran services.
Thorvald Johnson has started farming
Thorvald says there is more money il
farming then working out for other people
Mrs. Peter Hansen and child arrive,
here from Orgon. Wis. on Wednesday Q
last week. her husband having come abou
month ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed and L. Fryh
ling and family spent few hours at III
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asmus Thomse
on Sunday last.
Rev. Nils Damskov will be here on SUI
day, May I'D and preach for the FIRST tim
as Pastor of the Danish Lutheran church
Meetings will be held at 1890 a. m. an
7;3o p. m. at the Dane Valley school hous
All Scandinavians are invited to attend.
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VIM. Mcbride.
Chairman.
Partnership Dissolved.

The Bewick & Stanheld Transfer line
has dissolved. partnership. ]. Z. Bewick
purchasing my share in the said company.
All bills owing to the b. & S. Transfer
Line should be paid to Mr.. Be~ick and all
bills owing by SAID Transfer Company are
assumed by him. Mr.. Bewick takes iull
control on Monday, April IL. 1909. at pm.
s3t3. r. c. SrASFIgLp.
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ROADS And BRIDGES
County Clerk and Recorder Or
dered to Advertise for Six
New Bridges.

Afro o'clock q. m. April 18th. 1909.
board Of county commissioners OF Valley
county, Montana, met in special session
pursuant to notice, William Mcbride, ]. I.
Farris. A. Davidson and the clerk present.
Call for special meeting was read.
Following petition for bridges we're
granted and clerk and recorder instructed
to advertise for bids to be received up to
= p. m. June 9th. 1909;
One 6o-ft. span combination or steel with
SIS #. approaches across Beaver creek on
Malta. Baeth road about IS miles south OF
Malta.
One ,o-f.. span pile. or pile with steel
beams. bridge with 80 #. approaches across
Duck creek on Lismas-Glasgow road.
about 20 miles south Of Glasgow.
One 7s-f,. span combination or steel
bridge with rs #. approaches across Big
Muddy near Pientywood so miles north OF
Culbertson.
One 3o-ft pile. or pile with steel beams.
bridge with IS #. approaches across Little
Muddy, about rs miles east OF Culbertson
and three miles from Bainville.
One 7s-ft. combination or steel bridge
, with IS fl approaches on Big Muddy creek
, abou, az miles north of Blair and five
/ miles from Culbertson.
One soft. span combination steel bridge
, With 100 #. approaches across Milk River
. abou, IA miles north of Hinsdale.
$ All bids to be accompanied by the certi
$ fed check Of the bidder in the sum OF PEI
cent OF the amount of bid.
The Board reserves the right to rejec
l. any or all bids.
:, Viewers report on road petition No. 10
. approved and road ordered surveyed ant
opened.
Viewers on petition roI was approves
! and road ordered surveyed and opened.
Petition liz for road from Plentywoo
4 to site OF proposed Big Muddy bridg
I granted and followiong viewers appointed
w. II. Mann. NJ p. Jackson and Thoms
Ator.
Petition No Ir3, of Chas Johnson IL
D crossing near Paisley. connecting t~
county roads. granted. and clerk instruc,e
D. to take matter up with railroad company.
Petition No. ia for road from 5.
n corner section IL. Twp. 81. N. K. 81 to
oil W. corner sec 7. same twp. and rang
granted and the following viewers appointe
he w. II. Mann. d. J. Bedford and Mi
is Cody.
Petition No. lis. for a road from poi
ON N. line of T 20. N. X. so between S,
=, 4 and 4. to south shore OF Medicine l.al
granted and following viewers appointe
w. II. Mann. o b. McCabe and J.
~" Baker.
'na Petition No. no for a road from
corner on n. boundary on section g, ~
by as N. r. 40 to N. K. corner, sec. I. I
on 2s. N r. 40 E. granted and follow
viewers appointed: Clarence Hall and
'et- G. Mooney,
IN Petition No. III for road in N.
corner twp. 80. N. r. 80 E. and S.
led corner twp. 81. N. R. 80 Z. granted
day following viewers appointed: w. II. Ma
Geo. b. Clanton and Geo. l. Partridge.
me- Application Of Farmers Teleph
a Exchange of Hinsdale for franchise
operate within radius Of so miles eli,
way Of Hinsdale. granted.
ing At S O'Clock p. m. on motion Board
10 journed.
pie. w. b. Shoemake
we'd
ri VIM. Mcbride.
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: Keller Lake Items z
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! our Special Correspondent.
April z6. 1909.

From our Special Correspondent.
April z6. 1909.
Bernard Jacobson made trip to Cui-
bertson last Sunday.
Miss Title Haines goes to cuibertson
the latter part Of this week to take the
Teachers Examination.
lie. Keller went to Siverine Ike's one
day last week and brought home with him
some thing that looks like small porkers.
The Haines sisters are having considera-
BILE breaking done by Mr.. Larsen and
sloyd Kao, which they will seed to max.
Some busy body is going the rounds and
sstroying notices that have been placed
a claims. describing the intent OF claim
ant.
Breaking and seeding is the general no
tice of work these days. great amount
Of breaking is heing done between here and
Dane Valley.
The early part of this week there will be
a temporary school building erected IN TINS
vicinity, expecting school to open the carry
part Of May.
Several horses have been brought to J.
E. Keller to have dental work done for bas
and irregular teeth. Years ago he gav'
much of his time to that profession.
Earn Balm and J. E. Keller went I
Culbertson SATURDAY. Of last week, IN
former for hay. the latter for lumber to
the temporary school building.
John Forsyth made trip to the Bl
Muddy via Culbertson. to the Henry Lo"
farm and brought with him some seed GA
which he got Of Henry. to be seeded on h
claim by Earn Balm.
Harry Moothart and Miss Fannie Ste
pie we're at Sunday School at the Swan
home las, Sunday. The latter visited HI
parents while here. She is doing hou:
work for Mrs. d. NJ. Moothart.
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Methodist Services.

Regular Preaching Services. once each
Sunday.
Morning Service. 1890 q. m.
Evening Service. 500 p. IN.
Devotional Meeting Of the Epworth
League. every Sunday at TOO p. m.
Ladies' Aid meeting on the FIRST and
third Thursdays Of each month.
All are cordially invited to attend.
IAsPER WKHRR, Pastor.
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Department Of the Interior.
United States Land ONCE. Glasgow. Mont.
March Is. laV.
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Contest Notice.

Department Of tho Interior.
United States Land Once. Glasgos. Mont.
March Is. 1909.
A su0cient contest amdAvit having been
filed In this ONCE by Otto Hondrickson. con-
stAnt. against Homestead entry No. 2isO
made April ID iao6. for 81 sen. and So SWA.
Section "a. Township - n. Range IS Z. N. NJ.
THOMAS A. COURTNEY.
Contestee. In which II 10 alleged that the said
Thomas A. Courtney hes wholly abandoned
said tract; that he has changed his residence
making said entry: that said tract Is not set
tied upon and cultiy ated by said party - re-
ouired by Law and that defects and defaults
alleged continue up TO and including the time
OF making said afhdavtt: that said alleged
absence from the land was not due to Military
or Naval service In the Army OF the United
States.
Said parties arc hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching said al-
legation at 10 O'Clock A. II. On NAY Is l0oe.
before w. Mathews. u. 8. Commissioned. ~
his ONCE q Cuibertson. yalley County. Aon-
tAna. and that Anal bearing VIII be held q 10
O'Clock A. n. on May 10 le9o. before the Regis
ter and Receiver q the United States Land
Once In Glasgow. Montana
The said contest ami, having. In proper AZ
AdAytt. Aled March Is lsot set forth facts
which show thai. after 0no uiligencA Defson-
q service Of this notice can nos - made. y -
hereby ordered and directed thet such notice
be given By due and proper publication
TRUAANA PATTEN.
Rin. Pubuea.ioo. Aprils isea
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Catholic Services
at POPLAR and Oswego

Father Slain. having important duties
in other places. cannot visit Fort Peck
Reservation in the month Of April.
For urgent sick calls. however. apply to
Rev. F. + Eberschweiler. Havre, Mont,
who will kindly send the Missionary.
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: Church Directory :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Presbyterian Church

Preaching Service II a. m. and 7 80 p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Song Services every Sunday evening.
Ladies Aid meets on the first and third
Fridays in the month. at ago p m.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Services. B. BUTTER, Pastor.
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has called daily on Miss Mabel II.
Young, Of Wilmington, twenty miles
away. They were married today by
REV. ]. l. Myers Of Broadway Chris
tian church.
During his long courtship Kendrfck
has not missed single day OF the 365
In each year calling on his fiancee
Before street cars connected Whining
ton and Los Angeles he rode twenty
miles each way on q bicycle and be-
fore he had bicycle ne walked or
drove or rode horseback. He used
every means of modern Iocomotion ex-
cept flying machine
lie said today:
1If she haA NOT conaan4ed to the
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WOMEN ARE SURE TO VOTE.
justice says Suffrage win Not Debass
Home.

Washington, Now. 20.---Aasociatc
Justice OF the Supreme Court David j.
Brewer. has an article in the Decem-
Der Ladies' World in which he de-
clares that woman suffrage viii come.
He saya the question IL . living. prac-
tical one and has passed beyond tho
days OF ridicule. He thinks that wo-
mans touch may work for criminal
reformation.
He says woman suffrage has helped
a little In Colorado.
sEemaae suffrage VIII rot debase the
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nome or lessen it's power and tnfsa-
ence' says Justice Brewer. "On tha
otner hand 1t viii introduce O refining
ana uplifting power into our politics.
lt WIN not stop marriage. Children
VIII come. Race suicide Ii not the
worst ofrense. To load home with
30 many children that the mother
cannot give to each the full blessings
Of . mothers care ana attention IL
far worse than race suicide"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-20

wedding this time I guess should
have got a balloon or airship.
In all he hes Travelled at least 1884,
800 miles TO win his bride.
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For sale.

Six room cottage. brick foundation.
lights and gas, trees, nice lawn. lot
150x50 Reason Tor selling, leaving tlaa
town. Call 912 fifth street north.
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Beginning Saturday. ali trimmed
hats at one-l1aif price. The France d
Millinery, e12 First avenue north.
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''aIaay.U.s" on els.n. sypsvrissr. aaIskIy.

Beginning Saturday, all trimmed
hats at one half price. The Frances
Millinery. sts First avenue north.
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The JULY Dozen Euchre club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. I'D. Gibson, First avenue
south. The afternoon was spent de-
lightfulIy. MRS. A. @ Klingensmith,
Mrs. ]. X. Bingham and Mrs. p. IT,.
Pendick being awarded the favors. The
club will meet next Friday afternoon
instead Of Thursday and win be en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. 8. M.
Bayard.
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The Senior girls OF the Fargo nigh
are to give a banquet tonight to the
st. Paul high eleven. their coach, the
Cargo high team and coach, Supt. w.
II. Hoover, and Principle @. ID. spauld-
ing. Covers are to be laid for thirty
three. Miss Eva Kimban is to be
toastmistress. The room whose where
abouts IL still q MYSTERY, is festooned in
college coilors and streamers and ban
ners OF every sort making 1t bright and
attractive. A good time is anticipated.
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new HAIR GOODS STORE

Mrs. j. Kopleman IL now located IN
her new building. S1A First avenue
north. Large atock OF hair goods.
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George #. ogg, sales manager Tor the
Manager Angel today.
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Mrs. Dudley and daughter Miss
Grace, who were the guests OF Mrs. J.
Watson for the past ten days at her
home on Eighth street south, aeft on
Monday afternoon for a visit in st.
Paul and Minneapolis before proceed
ing to their home in Chicago.
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Mrs. j. M. Bathrick returned Tues
day morning from Minneapolis trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Speer, Third ave-
nue. south, had for their guests this
week DR.. and Mrs. Clark Barton of
Almont, N. ID. Mrs. Barton's mother.
Mrs. Thomson, and fler brother and
sister, John and Edith Thomson. The
party left Friday morning and DIR. and
Mrs. Barton will spend the winter In
Chicago. the others go to Ontario,
Canada, and then in the spring all win
leave for the west where they will
make their home in Idaho.
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Mrs. G. O. Follett is at home again
from a hospital seige and Is reported
al feeling much better after an opera
ton for appendicitis.
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lava Knight rraneinK .. pEanE y
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On Sunday Miss Florence MCDANIEL
and Eugene w. Ellsworth are to be
quietly married and win make their
home here Mr.. Ellsworth is a broth
er OF Mrs. j. II. Frenette.
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Mrs. Fred Bartles at her home in
Central flats gave an informal z
o'clock dinner on Friday evening to
some or her friends.
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: r. Treat i IN New York city.
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Mrs. q. J. Pattison is hostess at a
luncheon this afternoon and rumor is
rampant that the affair will be of more
than usual interest, in society, when
narficulars are known
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Mrs. M. Fl. Curran at her home on
Nlneh street south entertained the
Round Dozen 500 club on Thursday
afternoon and at the game Mrs. Ben
Wasem and Mrs. Emily Doben were
prize winners. buffet luncheon was
served at O'Clock. Mrs. Siegfried,
Ninth street south, will entertain the
club next.
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Mrs. George La.Due entertained the
siem-o-nado 500 of Dilworth Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. w. Dewey and Mrs.
E. v. Helmers were prize winners after
the game dainty refreshments were
served at the small tables.
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Next Wednesday afternoon Miss
Margaret Ready and Radcliffe Forman
of Seattle will be married and leave
for the west that evening.
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Mrs. Major Steel came in on Friday
evening from Washington, D. c., where
the Major was stationed at Fort Meyer,
and will the the guest Of iaer parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Folsom, at the
Gardner for two weeks. She will then
leave for the west and join her hus-
band, who has been transferred to the
Philippines.
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A deter received by friends in the
city from William Ballow states that
he is well and happy as Is his mother
to be again in her old home near
Boston. Their plans now are to re-
main there tor the winter.
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The z. w. C. A. has inauguratsd
q semi-monthly gathering for Friday
evenings to sew and cilat and bring
the girls together In q social and In
formal way. Last night number OF
merry girls gathered at the associa-
ton rooms. Miss Nina Amerland and
Miss Allene McKinstry were on the
reception committee for the evening.
Light refreshments were served.
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On Thursday night in the basement
OF the library hall building spread
was enjoyed by large number OF the
@. A. r. and w. r. c. at the annual
banquet. Hot biscuits, maple syrup
and coffee tickled the Dalates OF the
veterans and with no speeches and no
programme a general good time was
enjoyed.
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The official programme Of reception
and dinners to be given at the White
House at washington during the COM
ing winter has just been prepared. The
first formal dinner win be given on Dec.
16 and win be for the members OF the
cabinet, Jan. /, the new years reception
win last from IL a. m 20 1870 b. M,
and on the evening of Jan. the diplo~
matte reception win be given, follow
ed by the diplomatic dinner on Jan.
III. The judicial reception will take
Mace jan. Is. khs asaprarne o0nrt din
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VIM. r. Porterfield will be the host
els O'Clock dinner party given to-
night at the Gardner hotel
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= che IA nod consented 10 The
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-13
LOCALS AND PERSONAL!

J. d. Stevenson visited Mumford to
day.
Mr.. Z. T. Graham OF Rock Prairie.
was In town today.
Mr.. 8. T. Harlan was in today from
his home at Alexander.
c. A. Glenn was a visitor to the city
today form Stone City.
c. A. Jenkins Of the wixon eommu-
nifty. was In the city today.
q. n. Echols was in the city today
from his home at Rosprim.
A. L. Ewing was In today from his
farm IN the Brazos bottom.
PL. Baron and Estes Candy were
In today from Rock Prairie.
r. Griffith was IN the city today
from his home near Reliance.
Dr. Mark Francis OF the A. and NJ.
College was In the city today.
Jas. N. Dunn was In the city today
from his farm near wheelock.
Charley Holden and W. T. Elliott
Of Tabor. were In town sadny.
n. A. Gotham and J. A. Shaw were
IN the city today from Harvey.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Graham
Of Waco. on the nth. daughter.