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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25

Hoock & Francis building. which Is
in the basement of the McIntire Nc
Cornick building, and is to be used
by both buildings. the ashes having
been dumped on pile of kindlIng
wood in the basement OF the latter
building.
John Walsh. night watchman, and
tender of the furnace, discovered the
blaze and turned In the alarm 1t is
thought by Chief Glore that the fur
naces will not be injured
The FIRE was confined principally TO
the lumber used az framework In
the construction OF the concrete
moulds. The cellar OF the Mccormick
building was filled with smoke the
blaze, however, not having extended
into that building.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
New Wire Invented.

A Partisan metallurgical engineer
claims to have perfected a process of
welding copper to steel wire so as to
make noncorrosive coating. Many
advantages, 1t is said. will result from
the use of this new wire. such as high
tensile strength and elasticity. COM
bined with smaller surface exposed to
wind and sleet than would be the case
with iron wire Of the same conduc-
tivity. This wire is especially useful
over long spans. as pole intervals mar
be greater when II is sed.-Engineer.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
BELIEVE EDWARDS
MAY HAVE SMALLPOX

Salt Lake, April 2d-Willlam Ed
wards, serving fifteen months sen
tence jail for shop-liftlng, has brok
en- out with rash which the jail at
tendants and DR.. S. G. Paul believe
may be smallpox, the disease not hav
ing gained sufficient Roadway Friday
night to justify a certain diagnosis
The sick man Is isolated from the
others prisoners. and this morning. il
it be decided that he is afflicted with
smallpox, he will be sent to the pest
house.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
Rich Elsherlcs In Siberia.

The fisheries OF Siberia are very i'm.
portant- The River Amur is especial.
ly rich In salmon, The amount of pre-
served fish exported from Siberia grew
from GAO tons in 1899 to 1000 tons In
1902. The high price OF salt and tin
plate and the lack OF skilled knowl-
edge are retarding the Siberian
canned f1sh industry
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
FIRE IN SALT LAKE
DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE

Salt Lake, April PA FIRE In the
newly laid foundations of the McIntire
Mccormick building on Main street,
Just north of the Mccormick building.
which broke ont at 80 o'clock this.
Saturday. morning. resulted in loss
oil about $500 Fire departments Nos
l and responded, rendering exceed
insly efficient service. and extinguish-
ing the last spark at Is o'clock.
The fire was caused by hot ashes
from the furnace OF the Galloway,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
l.oQicaI Conclusion.

A Chicago professor discovers that
the mound builders played baseball.
We conclude that the bones found in
the mounds are those of umpires-
Cleveland Leader
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
Out of Their Element.

The admission of women to the pro.
fession OF medicine and the bar has
so far caused them nothing but dis.
appointment. and has increased the
number Of women out OF their element
Revue de Monde Catholiquc, Paris
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25
HOW GERMANS UTILIZE THE Po.
TATO.

Consul Frank S Hannah says that
the recent exprlments In the drying
ot potatoes under the auspices of the
imperial interior department has hac
such good results. that a new and i'm
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Sad.

The saddest words, you must admit
arc these: THE hired girl has quit. 8"
Detroit Free Press
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29

dbnlifsn Nnsmiidien ridterli&er Sirn'
seipinfts, bic alle ben Stempsl riidiihtss
loier Gutofratie 3eisen uno weosr ourdl
@siese nod ultebrmiiroise @ebrau4e
9ers6tfertist iino.
Wiit alien idulOisen &eipett uor Der
6ur9ihnittli1en rihterlihen Weisbett
seben mir bod su beOsnfen, oaB bic ab'
bilie fir etmaise @emeinihaoen. Die
our6 Wirtbidaften sutlteheu, gang unc
gar In bem Belieben oes @erihtes itebt.
Wiun ishe ssnau oaraui. oaB Ni,snien
nur on Burger ertbeilt wsroeu. Die einen
itrens unbeidolteuen iittlihen uno
moraliihen @baratter baben.
unb laiie iid meber ourf perionlihe
Rhdii1ten, nod ben lanoeshblihen pos
litiidsn pull" beiniluiien; auh ni9t
einihi4tern ourh bas @eiohle ielbits
berufsner 3elOten. Die oa ihreisn: -gSen
bic @6tter peroerben mouen, ben i6la'
gen ite nit Blinbbeit IL
Sris Wa9uer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
2acfamanna 3meia.

Die Sisun9 am 6reitag glbenb mar
cine reht intereha te.-6iir ben Stautss
fOnuent in @rie nuroeu bic Serren ..
3. Barber, 9lnton Slid uno 8. Witts
mann oils 8ertreter auserieben. User
lif oielen Serren anihlieBen mill, 1T
millfommen. = 8etrsffs Nbitimmuus
iiber Statutsn founte ni6ts setban wsrs
ben, bn Der Serr, Der Die @ntniirie bat.
tie, 6ur6 glbmeienbsit sldnjts. = Das
Suitdnoise @omite berihtste, ouB 6rau
Wf. 9iobinion,oie Sfferte semudt babe,
oem 3wsiae eineu yanbltrih on Wfoun'
tain &afe fir ben CONNER CUR Serfii9'
uns ;u itellsn. wOiiir Der Dame Der
Dant bss 3weiges aus9eiprohen mur'
De. Das @Omite er9Gnite lid aui lieben
Wiann uno erbielt glutorit1t, bic nOtbi'
gen @tnrihtuu9en 81 MAIDEN. = We9en
Sranfbeit Ie9te 0err &. Sun9mann letn
9lmt uls 6inuu;iefrstdr nieoer uno Serr
0itwObl muroe fir ben Soften ermdblt.
= Die pou RbilaOelphia aus nnseregtt
@riinOuus eiuss Gurn'Yerelns wuros
ausiiibrlih belprohen uno man fam gu
oem BelhluB, iiir Die Sahe lebbnit ,u
usitiren, absr erit i'm Spdtiobre weitsr
oariiber Su bslhlieBeu. Die Wtit9lieoer
oeS Arbeiter YereinS maren, wie ihon
oft. jablreit erihieuen, mas anoeren,
Dem 3wei9s ausebOrenoeu Vereinen iuI
Jtadabmuns gu smpfsblen lift.
glnnoneirt i'm .Boheublatt.-
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Ne0ifers Nacbricbt.
I'm aIIs etsutCrsn, srsbitcnu uub unsns inins
firis Ntripntn:

IN 1uf ef9aiprtn, Nrfpuorfn unp anpfrf tntfrfls
firir pnicntn;
Rdbribt pirb bitrmit etstbtn, tae biz
fOIssne btnannttu ptriOnsn ibrt Rs6nuusrn
tiusetrassu babrn in osT Sffiet ets Rseiftrs fur
9tliGiiauns ron 3tiamtuttn uno Gribdluna
ppn Srisftn etr aemiuiifraiipu In uno fir cas
GcuniY ron 2adapanna, une baB btlasts Ae.
miniifratprsn, 9rtfutprtn unb gCrmiiueu ibrs
Nshuuustn bsglibtn babtu tn Der Sfirt ets
bsiasttn RrsilttTs uub eaB pitltlbm hem @ailtn
gsTibt jur Seildliauns pprstlfst ptretn lpasu
am Woutls. BEN 3. Wai 1853, um 10 tlbr
9rrmitfdss:
1. Qlfrtb Sanp. tiniietr unb lbulsbtnetr
GrsfutOI er Siutsrlaftuibaft bee puif. Gprare
Spsneu; it&fs tbsiIptlis uuo gsribnlunss
Abrtbnuus.
2. 8. J0. palmtr, Subu &. Rihdres une
{. u. 0ahts, 9refutcrsu bfr Sintnlaituftaff
pts perf. 9obn paubItv pitntbnit j6brIiht
abrs&nuns unb irrIfts 8trtbtiIuuss abrtG.
nung.
8. Balisr g. Ratbtrs, Abmiuiiirdtor bsT
6initIladtnlhaft en puh. Gunift pbinnty |:
nltt, tnbsuItiss uuo BGibtiIunss abrtnuus.
4. Gbarlts Z. Sapltp, srtiutcr er piHtfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29

lai,uibafi tts VERT. 9amse 8urns; jptitt
tbsilpdis Abrtbuuua
5. Nuguf Sabu, Nemiuilfratpr her bin-
ttrlnisnitait bee pnif 5Otn Wilu; erlis unb
eneaiIiias NbIthnu a.
g. GItprar VI. pfpfpprptib. Abminiifraipr
btr StutrIlltni6dft cts pfrlf Stpbsn 6l nsit I;
trits unp sneniltias Gbrfbuuug.
7 Wdrlarst S'9pHutu. AneilaIp Abmi.
nilfrdtpriu en SintrldGeuibaft ets rGrif Wi-
bad 5apin; nlit, tupanIigt unp Sribdlunes
AbIstnuua.
s. Anua Wcuiv Asmiuifrdtp,in en Dim
ts Iahsni6nft zee puif. 9pbn Wpoiy; trlit une
en- oiI'iat Ab s6nuua
8 gHilrnm Sppsls, 9rsfuirr tn Sinttr-
lalsnibaff be pnf. 3GpH VI. Septas srIft
une snpahltias abrstruus.
TO- putr Sarr. gleminilfrator her Siutsr-
Ialtnibaft her pIt. Sarria Burns Tffr uub
tnesuIiiss abnbnuns.
fl. Srtns ". Niilltr, 2Ieminiiraicrin bn
Siut,rIaiIsultafi esr ptrf. Sabra 3. Rspuplbs;
sTiit une tneguIiiss Abrsdnune.
f2. Rso. @alter @erman unb Spbn J 4.
gnapp. Gufuiprsn ttr 5initrlalItuIhaft bss
psrR DaItT @Ormdu; trfft tbttlrsiis Abrs&.
nung.
f3. 6rtetrid Smiib, Grtfutcr bu Sinitr.
IoiT.uihaft eer ptrf. SuIianua S6mitbt; rrIft,
rneeiIiist une gtribttIuuss abrthnune
IA. Stury Stlin, ST., 9barlts 3. Wtlts
unb 5bpmae Spraaue. 9rtfutcrsu eu pinttr-
lalItnlbdft res psrff. 9Billiam Z. Smitb feb
snit tbtiIptiIf Abrs1nuns.
is. StnIy Btln, Sr, Gbarlts 3. gBtlss
unb 5bUmas Sprasut, 1ruftts unitr BEN ltB.
ten 0ilIsn unb 5tifdm.ut bee pnf 9DiIinm
Z. Smitb lsbtutt tbtilptiit Abrtduuns.
t6. 9pbn {. Wartin, Neminiifratcr btr
SintulalTtni6aft btr ptrf. glijabtib Rartin /;
srfft. tnOliilhst unp gutbsiIunss atrtbuuus.
IL. SObn gausban, 9r. Aemiuiifratcr btr
5iukrlalIsnlbaft be VERT. 9pbn gausbau, Or. I;
brittle ibfilpslls Atrhnung.
is. eimsla 6. 6int, Abminifratorin ttr
SinttrlalTrnldaft bee perf. Martin 6. 6inf I;
trlff une nesiiItisr AbrthnuHs.
f9. 9praTo gHalitr uHe Nlpiud gDaIttr,
geminiifraiOrtu ber Sinttrlaftultaft bts ptrf.
5pbu @dIttT; tTfs uup fnesiilhgt Abrt@uuue.
20 9iaae W @pleimiib. ertfuior htr oiu-
ttrld(Itnibdft bee writ. Dlar 3rputftli; trif.,
subaiiltgt unb gtTtbttuuss AbTsduung
81. 6raneis ;. SaTtltp. 8prmunb Der Sin-
inladtui9ifi esr unminbistn Nary Stous !;
sTift unp tnpstltias Abrt6uuns.
% 6rantie 5. Bartltp, gerniunb ber DIM
terladtnIbaft bee unmiineietn Samts 3. Stp-
ne; aas unO suesiiItiss abrs&uuns.
Stnrp o. eapItr.
f4,4 Rssian Of 8frs.
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3ln Sebwimbiabtiae.

Geparb u. @iIfcn's priparat sou Sypbo.
pcipbhss uue BIpestiti ron btm Srenafor
muIa il eas fSuisli6s Witttl fir NuewbIuus.
Astbma. Yvoubitis, aatarrb, "a Grippe. Su.
ten, 9ridImustn unp ale eunstn' uur 6als
ltiesn.
GiIsniasn, psIts es btuuBt babtn. n,bmtn
fdu anents unp tmpfsblsn 90 ibTtn WitIsi.
etueen.
&c bat pirIs furirt na8esu ibr gpt ft ale
unbtilbar aufesstbtu bate
Disiss Wittsl IN felt iibtr 4S 9lbrsn i'm @t-
trauh. unb 9br apptbtfsr Eauu IS nit pollen
Anptilunssn unh Ratb fir Gle trIanetn ptn
ttn ltittnSsn Gnsrus DrOusiiisu, Oer Sun mir
eireft.
6hr role ausfunft, 3tusniIt uip.. aeersi.
iirt 6. " abbott, Aatinisu Astnt GU auu
StraBt. Htp gOrf City. q. q. Mau np6bu'
pitis 3tituus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-29
Nprb Gerantcn.

- 2ur3 Dor Beenbisnn9 ieines Gage
lpsrfes um Disnitus wuroe Sobu @alla'
ban BON garb sluenue in....oer Storrs
3eds BON elmer uorSeitisen Sprensuns
getOotet.
- Srant NedosfD BON 8onleparo
Strass, elm Bergmanu in Der Central
3ete, tru9 am Sreita9 burh einen
Dsdenfal einen Sddoelbrud oauou.
Wtan nabm ibn in lebenssefabrlihem
3uftano nad bem Wtoies Eaplor 9o'
ipital.
- Die S8obnung oeS glouofaten
@eor9e .. Rice, 1909 @ranouiem Gue'
nue., puroe Dieultas 0ta6t oura elm
Ssusr. bas nabrl6einlib ourd 8rano
itiftun9 erfol9te. UNI mebrere bunoert
Dollars beihdoigt. Torber mar e8 um
uisle wertbuOtle artifel beraubt moroen.
- Srau Sutton 0sinihsnt bon
@ranouien Straee lit ON Sreitae glbenb
i'm Nltsr pom IS Sabren seltorbsn. Sie
niro pon oem Sobn Nrtbur VI. uno ben
96htern Srau Or. u. Solb, Ssrau q.
s. Sellon uno SRI. y. Z. iiberlsbt. Die
Seiiesuns erfol9te Dienitag i'm Dun'
more Srieobofe.
- @barles Rapunas, oem am 10.
Sebruar elm Sddoelbruh ,useiiist wur'
be, oils Charles @rafasfi ibm einen
Shlag nit einem @iienitiid an Sopf
periests. 1T Wtontag aus benz Staat
0oipitul entlaiieu wOrOsn. jeood lit oas
@sbirn nod niht normal uno miro es
m0slihermeiie aub ME pieoer merben.
Ssin an9reiier befinoet lih nod i'm
@ei6nsuiB.
- Hoie @oibatsfp, nelbe an9eblid,
Dor mebreren Bohen ibren neu9ebore,
nen Sduslins erbrOHslt buben iOll. 1T
am Oonnerita9 aus Der Oaft entlulen
moroen, na6oem Coroner SaltrD erfldrt
bate. oaB Der Seihnam feline Spuren
pon @cmalt ltIamfeit ergeben. Die iun9e
Srau bsfano iih ieitOem i'm Staut 80.
ipital CUR Ssbanoluns uno wuroe crit
an Oisnita9 juuor aus oemlelben ent'
luiisn.
- Spencer Oeg4itt pon Der Oe0itt
9umber @ompanie uOn Sit Wtarfet Str.
sntsins um DOnneritas abeno un Ser
o,nnub Stra6e iehr fnapp Dem Zoo. oils
ien Nutomobil uOn einem StraBenbahn'
wagen Der 9iortbern electric @ompanie
aetroffen nuroe. DegSitt muroe 40
iSuB msit our6 Die 9uft 9eihleuoert.
enttam aber nit einigen Shrammen an
Den Nrmsn uno 8einen. mdbreno ielne
Wtai6ine Sertriimmert waro.
- Sranf Minrtin. Der fiirilidl weaen
ueri6ieoener @inbriihe benz @efdn9niB
iiberwisisn nuroe, entwiihte am Sreita9
9tahmitta9 ben 3pei BOli,iiten, ais er
lid, In ibrer Be9leitung befano, nm uer'
lhieoene 98aaren auiSuitObern. Martin
mnroe Sdmiias Abeno in ieiuer @Obn,
una an Samthorne Stru6e wieber oiugs
feit semaht uno ipGter fir iein serift.
lifeS @ribeineu 9ebaIter. Ster anoere
Snabeu = SOiepb gHoDtost, slIbert
6eiu,. Bnul Sahmunu uno gSalter
Biaff Wtitihuloise uOn Wiartin an
Den Oieblt1blen. murosn am Samltae
fir elm serihtti6es @ri6eiueu untsr ie
5000 Yiir9iduft 9eitellt. Wtorp @urts
les pon 9roue Strabe uuo Wiarp @riis
foniS pom 9llbrisbt sluenue, mrlde uns
eeblih pom ben 9eitoblenen SDaursu in
@mpfan9 nabmen, mnroen am Wiontag
ebsnfalls fir ein 9eriftlihes 9rl6eineu
uuter Sirsiduft seiteIlt.
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StaOt unO Gounth.

= Die giihOliOn 9umber @ompanie
wir6 gio. 631 abams auenue elm spar,
tementbaus fir adt Samilien erridien
lulien, bas s12. 500 fOitsu ioG.
= Dus Obsrssridt bat entidieoen,
oaB bic Soften oes Sppens in 9etreff
Der Seitsueruns Der Soblsnldnbersien
uon benz County Su trasen iinO. Die
Summs bslauft iid aui $161o.s5.
= SRI. Gillian 8. gBalter BON Sliue
Strabe uuO @eOrse Is. 6ris uon Seriep
@itp, u. g., wuroen am 6rsitas in Der
SSobuuus Der Sraut oils elm @bepaar
sinseiesnst.
- Geo. 98. Price BON 9Brisbt Court
bat 9sssn ben Ssbisb Yullsp Srsmier
@barles Spencer uOn Buffalo cine @ut.
lddoisunSstluse fiir $4,000 einselei.
tet, neil bieier ibm ansebli9 feline Sat.
tin fOrtlOdts.
- Der POliSei wurOen ON Sreita9
;uei @inbriide ansemelost. aus Der
Office oes Us. B. Pbillips in oem Peo.
pies Sanf 9ebduos puroen $24.7O ent-
wenoet, uno i'm SanbelsbebOroe 9ebGu.
be erlanste man in Der Office bes ao.
pOtateu 9urrp 6. Subler 80 3weiesuts
PoitmurtsH.
- Der um 3.15 WtOreeus bier fdllise
sadawanna Paiia9isrSus. uls .Owl"
SpeBialbu9 betannt, iprans am 5reitas
Wforsen Su @raiss, einer Station Siss'
ieits uOn Buffalo, BON ben @eleiien;
Elm 6la9man uOn Buffalo purOs sst0b.
tet, orei Paiia9iere idlimm uub mebrers
anoere leidt uerlest unO Die @slsile fir
mebrere Stunben bludirt. Otan nimmt
an, oa6 elm 80Iewi6t Die g8eide iali6
itellte uuo 10 oas llusliid uerunluBte.
- Die SonfirmanOsu. .Yriifuns ii Der
80. Sutb. 3iOnstir6e, 226 Wtiffln aus.
nue., finoet am nGditen Sonntas, ben 2.
Wtai, Miorsens 10 llbr. ourd Paitor
u. 8. @allentamp itatt. gu oieIer
6eierlidteit iinb ale WtitslisOer uub
6reunoe Der 3iOnstirde. uuO wer i'm.
msr ii6 oufiir intereiiirt, einseluOen.
Sollette iiir Die Sibeln, Die bic @emein.
DC Den SOnfirmanben am Gage Der Son.
iirmutiOn mitsiebt auf ben 2sbensmss.
Sremoe willtommen!
-Srrr @eOr9e s. 9lib, Der betannte
junse slnSeisstOlpOrteur Oubier, bat feline
8unoioatur fir Die rspublifunilde Nos
minatiOn fir Surp Sommilidr anScs
tiiuoist, bel Der bsuOritsbenOen Yrimdr'
pabl um nd9iten 5. Stunt. Seit msbrs'
rem WO6en wurOe er pon ieiuen ;abl'
reiden Sreunoen ssordnst, gu erlauben,
ouB ietn 0iume oem SOlte als pOlitiIder
Sauoiout porgele9t weroe, nuo Iein @nt'
| I6lub, fir oas glmt uuf,utreten, lit ein.
fu6 oem Ordnseu isiner 5reunbe uub
8efaunten ,usuidrciben. Serr gib bs'
| iist Die nOtbi9en Sdbisfeiteu, nm einen
tii9tisen Surp @Ommi1Gr abjugebsn.
- Die scranton electric GOmpanie
9eoenft wGbreno Der uaditen feds bis
aht Wtonnten babier uno i'm 2bale
$6OO,O 900 fiir psrihieOeue Yerbeieruu.
gen ausSulsseu. SIN centraIen Staot9
tbcil iOasu ibre idmmtIideu DrGbte un'
teriroiid selest werOen, aud wirO nit
Heuen Wtuidineu Die elettriihe Seitun9
fir SeIeudtuns unO Sruft nm Elm bs'
oeutenOes erbObt merben, ben Viir9ern
auf rcm rSerse" wirO nit siHem Soft
enaufwauo uon s45, 900 beHere Oampi'
beiiunS Ssliefsrt. iibsrbaupt iolhe Ser'
belierunSen 9emaht werOsn, oaB oit
Yerior9uus Der Gompuuie ni6ts mebl
Su wiinideu iibris luiie miro.
ENr llnterri6t I'M Sluuieripiel er'
tbsilt uuter siinitiseu SeOiusunser
6rGulsin 9mma 6ren. 519 Sine Ctr.
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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-22

The Searchlight editor feels that
considerable credit is due to DR..
.. Johnston and DR.. II. ID. Ed.
monds during the trying time
Tuesday night when our associate
editor arrived. DIR. Johnston had
the case but needed assistance,
and as DR.. Collinson could not be
found, DIR Edmonds consented to
assist, although not practicing al
present The operation was a
difficult one and in the case OF the
boy artificial desperation had to be
resorted TO, to save the little life.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. 5

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. )
Reed, Oct. 18TH, 1909, boy.
Mother and child are getting along
very nicely. A little announcement
IN the paper like this don't seem to
amount to a great deal when report
ed in other families, but when sucn
an event happens in your own fam
ily it cuts a whole lot OF ice. 1t
makes the parents think a whole
lot and causes them heap OF
worry during the week that it hap
pens, so il the Searchlight is not
up to the standard this week, you
can lay it to that event. However
we have an associate editor who
~ IAN. charge in about twenty
y, rrs, and if our readers will only
10 re patience the two OF US will try
to get out paper that will be a
credit to the future metropolis OF
Culbertson. The associate editor
is a chesty young fellow and al
ready uses his lungs in English.
German and Danish. We expect
great things from HIM.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-22

Miss Jennie Wilson will edit the
paper next week and set the type
as we'll as gather the locals. II
any reader has any news and will
bring it to the effice during the
week it will help some. Mayor J,
Z. Bruegger, g. III. Coulter and
Walter Matthews also received
special invitations from President
Hill and we understand they are
preparing TO go.
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Poplar School Notes

Only two days school this week on &C
count Of Institute. Strange as il may
seem the children were quite cheerful
when the fact was annsuncd.
Pupils neither absent nor taFdy: James
and William Walker. Alta Lindsay. Ruth
Venting.
Miss MacLeod's room: James Patch. Dor
othy Cosier. Esther ventling. Daniel. Joe.
Bonnie and vina Burshia. Ruth and
Gladys Pearson, Nellie and John Helmer,
Arvilla Hill. Vivian Atkinson. Regina
Pereau. George Cusker. Elsie West.
Marie and Florence Rounds.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-22

A Glasgow correspondent to the
Great Falls Tribune saws:
1t is reported that there is to be
a new weekly newspaper started
in Glasgow in the near future.
The political character of the new
paper is said to be strictly indie
pendent, and the promoters have
been promised the support oil
prominent members of both pc
Utica. Parties who are unwilling to
come before the public through the
D. her Of the partisan
pap ~.s now published here.
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Poplar. Mont. Oct. Al, 1909.


Mrs. Peter H. Proctor. son Louis and
baby. left last Saturday for Coyle, WASH,
to spend the winter with friends.
The Thursday Evening Club was enter
tanned last Thursday evening by b. F.
Bawden. at the New Poplar Hotel. Those
present report delightful time and The
tables fairly crowned with good things I'M
der the management of Mrs. ]. w. Hum
phrey.
The Post Office department is asking for
bids for carrying mail from Poplar by
Nick Wall to Paxton. an miles, once
week. until June 80, 1910 Leave Poplar
Wednesdays at 2 a. M. arrive at Paxton
in "a hours; leave Paxton Thursdays at
a. m. arrive at Poplar n "a hours. Bono
required with bid, $1,000. Bids TO be
opened in Washing ION, ID. c., Nov. 9 1909.
L. H. Davis OF the South Side spent
few days 10 town the first Of the week.
r. z. Patch is erecting large ware
house Just south OF his store.
Mrs. Lectra and Miss Mary Mcleod
left yesterday for Glasgow Is attend
Teachers Institute School will be closed
until Monday morning.
Isaac Murray is pnttIng in furnace in
Supt. Lohmillers oihce.
John Curran returned from Chicago las,
Sunday night.
Mrs. David Buckles left last week fol-
Gowanda. N. Y. to spend the winter viii
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Daniels came II
from Scobey last Monday Mrs. Daniei:
will leave the las, OF the week tor her rom'
in South Royalton. Vermont. to visit he
parents.
the many friends of c. w. Bum
Issue Clerk at the Agency, will be sorry IT
hear Of his deparsure tur the Sac and fo'
Agency, Okla. where he has accepted
position as financial clerk. Mr. Geo &c
Kurtz, Of Oswego day school, has beef
appointed Issue Clerk.
Mrs. Edward Brady and Miss Lanr;
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: Poplar Items

Frso oar SPECIAL correspondent.

Poplar Camp. No. 1924. NJ. w. OF A..
meets each Ist and sd Wednesdays At
Opera House Hall at 5 p. =. c. l..
Smith. v. c.: L. L. Brink Clerk.
The following is the new schedule On the
Great Northern Ry. at Poplar. Mont:
East Bound No. arrives s:45 .. m. no stop
East Bound No. arrives i:2 o m. stops
East Bound No. go arrives 400 .. m. stops
West Bound No. arrives 7:32 .. m. no stop
West Bound No. arrives SIS .. m. no stop
West Bound No. 20 arrives S:s5 . m. stops
Mail on Nos. /. 2. and4.
Post ONCE will be open on Sundays from 10
to II q, m.