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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

Miss Mabel Capp and Ebert Clay
were joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at the M. e. parsonage Dec 8, at
I2:30 u me, in the presence of few
friends and relatives, those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Lester, Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs
Nhas, Splitter and two sons, Mrs. Hattie
Napp, mother of the bride, who lives
at Sioux Falls, S. d., Tedd Capp, Vern
Nelson, Rockwell Cummins, Harvella
Bennett, Mrs. O. S. Bennett and Mr.
Francis. The refreshments were
served at the home of the brides Uncle,
Chas. Splitter, by his wife and the
brides aunt, Mrs. E. A. Carpenter. and
consisted of all the good things that
heart could wish. The presents were
many, both useful and ornamental
Because his wife could not find the
AK, SO it is alleged, Steve Martin OF
Elum, whipped his wife with a
horsewhip. He was arrested and tried
before justice 5 +. Willis of that city,
who fined him 800 and costs. Not
having the money to pay his fine, he
was brought to this city and lodged in
Jail to serve out his sentence.
Carpenters:- 10 and Il years ago
Avery and Opdyke of Portland and
Half Brts. of East Portland, Oregon
sold the Self-Setting Planes, made by
Gage Tool Co; now 9 dealers sell them
Honeyman Hdwe Co. and Columbia
Hdwe. Co. Portland both have large
freight orders at the factory in Vine
land, N. j. being filled Have your
dealer send for few at once. They
work easier, better, quicker, saving
time, muscle, trouble and temper,
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$417,258.7 70

Mr.. and Mrs. ) + Chaplin and chill.
dren leave Saturday for Boston. where
they will spend couple of months Wis.
itlng.
1. l.. Ramsey. who has spent the past
six months in the valley canvassing for
the Oregon Nursery company. returned
home this week
The Kittitas Poultry show was not a
bowling success. but 200 birds were on
exhibition and many of them were in
deed fine ones
Mrs. Sam Pearson is going into the
poultry business, having purchased two
pens of F. w. Munzs fine Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds
Miss Edna Parrish Of Fifth street,
held the lucky number and drew the
fine $40 doll ia the Willis x Manner,
contest, aud it i, beauty
Henry Rehmke is seriously contem-
plating remodellng and adding a secor d
story 70 his brick block on Pearl stree +,
adjoining the Washington Natioual
bank.
At recent meeting OF the Mystic
Shriners in Tacoma, the following
gentlemen OF this city were admitted:
f. l.. Calkins, S t. Jones, j. Y Ed
wards, +. 5 Terrier and WIN Forbes.
The Reecer Creek Telephone asso-
citation met Saturday and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows:
President, j. y. Hoffman; treasurer,
Samuel Kreidel secretary, Henry
Hewer.
Lee Lyon sold his 800 OGRE ranch in
East Kittitas last week To an eastern
syndicate The consideration was SIS
600. The orchard tract on this ranch
is known the county over and the pur-
chaser certainly got "a snap.
Some one entered the Big Store com
pany store Friday night by breaking
the plate glass window n the front
door on Main street, ana stole nun oer
Of revolvers, ammunition and pocket
knives, The loss will probably foot up
$1,000
Miss Ethel Turner expects to leave
Saturday for Eugene, Oregon, to WISH
with her parents until alter the holl-
days. She will stop OFF ia Portland
and visit few days with her brother
and wife before going on down u
Eugene.
There were two personal damage
suits filed ia the superior court iasO
week for $25, 900 as a result OF injuries
sustained by Tony Brazovlch ana Joe
Buyan while in the employ OF Vne
North western Improvement company
coal mine in lsOslyn
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me LOCAL EVENTS

Ths attachments strike remains
.Aont the ssme-both sides counting on
,vetory.
Hv. Grim was called to Seattle on
luiness
Dr. WATSON fell a few days since and
burt bis arm.
MnF. L. Calkins of Thorp, was in
hs city Tuesday.
Noses PETER Of East Kittitas, was in
he city Saturday.
NV. Hale is having his residence
puevhat improved.
The chinook breeze Sunday night
at the snow in hurry
Nm ]. c. Hubbell is reported To be
aisicslly III with pneumonia.
Nm Luff returned frem her visit to
Livingston, Montana Saturday,
Cha Lufi left this week for Orion
dlls, Minnesota to spend the HOLIDAYS.
The Northern Pacific is receiving
Nd moving freight in limited quaint
b2
Thok Flynn is now occupying his
lAndsome residence on South Pine
Esst
Ben-In this city Monday, Dec. l3,
u Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Stewart. a
laughter.
Rev. Crin's wife and daughters ar.
lived Saturday afternoon to make their
laus 10 this city.
Abe Sewers has rented the old Henry
Ranu ranch for five years and moved
npit few days since
Judge Kaufman went over to Seattle
assday afternoon to bold court a fe W
s'ri Tor Judge Mitchell Gillian.
IN W. F. Wallace of Spokane,
Nssntly spent several days in this city
'gasst Of her many friends.
Meeting Of the Kittitas Poultry
asoelation will he held In The Dawn
ne Saturday afternoon at 100.
An John Carrier was granted a
l'''ce Friday and allowed to keep in
Ecstody for time a small child.
AHcnel Stevens has been suffering
w u attack Of appendicitis for a
~ pest but be is reported better
ny.
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WIRELESS MESSAGES
OF COUNTY NEWS
CLE-ELUM NEWS,

| CLEELUM Dec Is DIR. A. j Dam
man, veterinarian. came up from the
county seat Thursday evening in re-
Spouse to IL request for his services.
of Elensburg, was in Gle I1lum Thurs
day night aud portion of Friday on
professional business.
b. II KersJetter and wife returned
home last Saturday from ii three weeks
visit with friends on the Sound. Mrs.
kerstetter has recovered from her eye
alliction and is move enjoying usual
health.
Thursday morning was a ''peach" for
bright sunshlny, winter morning and
looked the picture OF Il chinook, SO said
the old timers. Friday morning came
the storm, with the chinook blockaded
somewhere enrouJe and all communica
ton dropped because of down wires.
Wednesday morning, at about eleven
| O'Clock. IA miner named John Lukosven-
ski, shot and Instantly killed himself in
the rooms over the Eagle Bar. The
weapon was thirty eight calibre and
having been brand new, was probably
purchased for The purpose for which it
was used
Postmaster Frank Martin, who has
been confined To his home for two
weeks suffering from stomach trouble,
was taken 10 the hospital Thursday,
and on FRIDAY was operated upon.
While his condition is far from dssur.
ing there is reason to anticipate recov-
cry, and his friends throughout the
county hope for the best.
The monthly report of the Gle Elum
school, for Novem Der shows IA total en-
rOllment of 44S of which 24S were
males and 100 females. The number of
days attendance was, males, 3jOJ: fe-
males, 1923: total, 1878. Number day :
absence, males. 292: females. pa: total
449. During the month there were o6
cases of hardness and the number of
pupils neither absent nor tardy WAS l9S.
The per cent of attendance was ~ Il.
Sixteen visitors called at the school
during November. Gle Elum Echo.
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ROSlYN NEWS

ROSLYN, Dec. l5-Jack Somers
came up rom Ellensburg this week to
look after matters of business connect
ed with the Washington Quicksilver
Two more cars of steel were received
this week for the Beakman extension
to the Rosly branch. When complet-
ed the n. p. will extend nearly to Gle
Elum lake.
A shooting ARRAY took place in one
of the saloons one night this week when
Peter Cassassa shot one of his country
men in the fleshy part of the leg. 1t is
said the shooting was in self defense,
but it has been impossible to get the
facts.
A heavy snow is reported all over
the state east of the Cascade mountains
and excellent sieighing prevails here.
The heavy snow will materially help
out the Christmas shopping in mos
localities as people seem to buy more
literally when the ground is covered
with snow.
Local hotel managers in Ellensburg
complain that their business is ex-
tremely light for this time of the year.
at one hotel only five guests were reg
istered over Sunday and the average OF
~, I,ia nplv Ilttlk
more The irregular passenger service
ON the Northern Pacific is held partly
responsible.
Councilman Frank Fiegel has pur-
chased the Henry Nelson ranch, at
Nelson Siding consisting of 100 acres
of fine farm land. Mr.. Fiegel will now
get off the water wagon and become II
rancher. He has made Il fine purchase
as he got the ranch at bargain and
will make money on the deal. Succe SIS
to Farmer Fiegel
Married at the home of the brides
parents at high noon on Thursday,
Dec. 9th Newell L. Ritter and Miss
Florence Daniel, Rev. Thos Wilson Of
floating. The bride wore II beautiful
organdy dress and made beautiful APP
pearance, surrounded on all sides by Il
mantle of snow The ceremony was
followed by big wedding feast con-
sistng of all the good things of the
season possible to prvode for an occa-
sion of this kind
Both the young lady and gentleman
are worthy young people, the bride
having just recently arrived from Col
orado. The many friends of these
young people wish them a long and
happy life.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

The Murdock material yard OF '"r
Chicago. Milwaukee ~ Puse' oo''"'
cailroad has beer moved to TINS Guy
Easton will be the intersectlng Poln' -
rho Milwaukee and Northern rac''
6c with Elensburg as the di'C' 'o"''"S
mint for The entire division
The Nebraska Liberal puo''e"0'
CREIGHTON, Neb, has reacnea W
table IT. is edited by our 'o' NV
,ownsnan r. {. Green, who was 10,
several weeks engaged IN tne r9"'
.s,a,e business in thi, city " me 10
was here only for short tlme' ne '""'
a host of friends
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HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarsh than cannot be cured by Hall )
Catarrh Cure.
T.. j. CHENEY. & Co, Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have dnOwn +. j. Che
ney 70 the last IL years, acd believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and are perfectly rble to carry out any oblga-
tionS made by his firm.
WALDING, kINNAN x MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
Hall Catarrh Cure is taken internally act ting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price he
per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Pau Family Pills for Constitution
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A sprained ankle will usually as ao'e
the injured person for three VI 'o''
weeks. This is due to lack OF proper
treatment. When Chamberlaln's L,n'I
ment is applied a cure.may be ehecte !
n three or four days. This Iinlment Is
one of the best and most reInarh I, =
preparations in use. Sold by owl Drug
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70 vou are suffering from bl 'io"'''e''
constipation, indigestion' c"r'"'I ,ard
oha ;nvest one cent in "A postal car"'
send to Chamberlain Medicine >lo'' va od
dress plainly on the back an" ',a ''' Of
will forward you I'oo .aa. Tah.
|ha,herlain's stomach and Liver az
lots Sold by owl Drug Store
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Hcpe.

"U0ne." said Uncle Eben. sis a bless
In whom yOu's willin' to back ii wifi
+ N'rl work. std . leltin it play
- 80 on Il policy ticket" Wash
inGtnn STAR
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

Many persons find themselves affect
ed with a persistent cough after an at
tack of inliucuza As this cough can
be promptly cured by the use OF Cham
berlain's Couch Remedy, it should not
be allowed To run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by owl Drug Store
The new era., 1909-08-05
NUMBER 23l
Hl0Ho HAPPENINGS

Rev. Manning and wife spent Friday
night at Brands.
Fred Wyatt and wife and Mamie
Brands stayed In Walden Thursday
night.
Mr.. Monahan was Walden visitor
from here Sunday.
Sam Haworth was Walden visitor
Monday.
Mr.. McAllister arrived at Walden
Monday, he will help Mr.. Haworth hay
this year. .t.
Mr.. shippey, Miss Norville and June
Shippey were Walden visitors Monday.
Miss Norville spent Wednesday night
with Irme and Nanuie Brands.
Mr.. Perry and Mr.. Bosworth from
Fort Collins were guests at Chas. Brands
Wednesday night.
There will be q social at the Higho
School house August 14th, 1909 to raise
money for theiminister everyoneinvited.
Bring lunch with you, will have Ice
Cream and cake. They will sell their
feet, come and see the fun.
printers note-Whose feet are going
to be sold we don't know. Those hav.
ing any curiosity to know had better
go and take in the show.)
Mr.. Caprou, Mrs. Soderberg and Mrs.
Bergquist and girls spent Sunday even
ing at ]. T. Shippeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone McCallum and
baby are visiting with Mrs. McCallum'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Shippey.
The Sunday School Picnic at Brands
Springs last Friday was big success
There was over fifty present, men,
women and children. The day was
perfect for the event, lunch. was eaten
at the sp,ings about 8, o'clock, then they
went to the house and had some music,
Mr.. Winston played the violin and Mrs.
snair the organ, which was fine, then
after few recitations were spoken by
the children they started for Walden
about five o'clock. Everybody in3oyed
themselves very much, especially Archie
Maine, he and some others went fishing
and coming back he run poor little
COYOTE down and brought it back to
show the people. It was little daisy.
The new era., 1909-08-05
THE DANCE

The dance at the I. o. o. F. Hall last
Friday night was good one in spite of
the fact that there were not very many
there. Everyone that attended had
the very best Of time. Dancing
commenced about nine in the evening
and broke up at about three the next
Morning. Vincent Jansky and Mrs
McDaniels furnished the music and
there was nothing slow about it either.
Ice Cream, cake etc. was served at
Bob Bradfields ice cream parlor during
the evening.
The new era., 1909-08-05
WHO SAYS WE CAN'T HAVE
GOOD LIGHTS IN NORTH PARk1

Messrs Stutsman and Hawley Of Den,
yer and Fort Collins respectively are In
Walden with a complete line and stock
Of wonderful Wilton gas lighting sys-
TENS.
They are demonstrating the different
styles Of lights at Mr.. w. q. Slees place
of business.
Some Of our best known people have
purchased one of these convenient sys-
TENS, and the people Of Walden and
North Park have certainly shown great
appreciation Of the beautiful line
carried by the above named gentlemen.
The homes and bust ness houses now
beautified by these lights aie:
Mr. G. E Mosman's misunderstanding a
ten light system, Mr.. w. Fl. Slee, q large
system in his place Of busines and is
thinking Of lighting his residence, Mr..
]. G. Tmbrel has installed system at
both his residence and Livery Stable.
Mr.. A. H. Law now enjoyes the brilliant
rays Of system at the New Era Office.
Mrs. E. 7. Rogers has one installed on
trial and is particularly pleased with the
light. Mrs. 81. N Rich of Pinkhampton
also thinks the best light is good enou gh
for her.
Messrs Stutsman and Hawley will re-
main in Walden several days to COM
plete the installation of systems sold,
and will then be on their way through
the Psrk. u
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r :
Mrs. Dan MacFarlane was in the city
Tuesday.
Geo. Cook is back in the Park from
San Deigo. California.
The New Ira had couple Of gasoline
lights put up in the shop Tuesday.
Boone McCallum was in town Monday
and made the New Era a visit while
here. N'
Walter Bruce was down from o. s.
Cases ranch Saturday.
Sunday visitors to Walden:
D. A. McIsaac, JAS. MARI, Chas Film
iau. Thos. wills, Fletcher Campbell, Jas.
Taylor ST..
George Cook and family are back to
visit their relatives after xojourn in
California for six years. George looks
just the same as ever, has tho same old
SMILE
John and James Peterson were among
tie Walden visitors Sunday.
3Wm. Kerr and Bruce were in town
lat Thursday.
Leslie Lsh is down from Rand today
with his big stage auto. He expects to
b ready to carry passengers to and
from CRANKY in short time.
The new era., 1909-08-05
EXPORTS from RAND

Laps Ish is now running go horse
power Automobile TO andfrom CRANKY
daily.
Mrs, Moore Of Laramie staying with
her sister Mrs Mark Baldwin for short
time, &
These was small but pleasant dance
at the new Government house Last We'd
nesday,
sMr aad Mrs. Notman and Mr.. and
Mrs Foley went to CRANKY and Hot
6alphuEH HpEings last week on business
.&tsnitA. : purhbsr Of the Rand people
attended the dance at Spicer last Sat
urday evening. Among those who
went were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Mrs.
Bucklin. Miss Mary Donelson, Miss Ruth
Woods, Harry Howard, Fred Donelson
and Bent Ridings.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Will Shearer
and family and Mr.. Sutton and Two
nieces climed to the top Of Park View.
The Donelsons and Bent Ridings and
Mrs, Fred Hills started but missed the
first crowd, so returned to Rand. They
think they will go later.
Fred Donelson and sisters took trip
to Walden Tuesday, Eva and Hazel will
remain in Walden, Mary and Josie will
return to the ranch with Fred.
The Rigden Bros, insurance men from
Denver were in Rand several days with
their red auto Frank and Russell Bald
win went out riding with them Que day,
getting head af some of us older folks
who never did ride in an automobile.
Friel Reuner has returned to Rand to
work thru haying. 1t is better than
getting money from home to see Friel
again.
Mrs. White entertained Mrs. D. K.
Smith and Harry Howard at supper last
Thursday evening.
Bob Boston is now able to be out
again.
The new era., 1909-08-05
splcER SPELLS

So far there is only one hay hand in
the Spicer neighborhood and he is talk
ing of striking for higher wages. He
has been getting only $l25 per month
The live ones Of the south end gather
ed at the Coyte ranah on Saturday eve
ming last, where was held the best dance
of the season.
It was last outburst Of pleasure be
fore the busy days of haying. and all
thoroughly enjoyed themselves The
music was furnished by Alex Dunbar
and Chas. Murphy assisted by Messrs
Mccullough, Ridings. Sewer and others.
Promptly at midnight, an excellent
basket supper was served, after which
it was pretty generally decided that all
hands should go home while it was yet
moonlight.
Among the outside visitors were a
number from Hebron and Rand.
A few years ago the Spicer neighbor-
hood spent an enjoyable winter by
means of a series of literary entertain.
ments which delighted young and old.
Now new generation. which was
then just old enough to sit up and take
notice, has developer its talents and the
result was a pleasant surprise to all who
gathered at the school house one day
last week to the number of over 80 peo
pie
1t is easier to face the mouth of a
cannon than the critical eyes Of par
ent who is watching his nine year old
son make his first appearance in public,
fully expecting him to be young
Daniel Webster and resolving to thrash
him if he disgraces his sire by forgetting
his piece or by pulling all the buttons
off his coat.
That the willow patch was unmoIested
and all the children got an extra spoon
The new era., 1909-08-05
GOSSIP

Most everyone has started haying a.
round Walden.
Brush Monroe and Fritz Coyte were
down from Spicer Friday.
Elmer Mallon was in town on business
Saturday.
Sam Haworth was in town Sunday.
John Ish was among the Walden
visitors Thursday.
Park Blevins was town caller Satur-
day.
w. G. Mellen was over from Hebron
Monday,
Tim Greene was in from Coalmont
Sunday. rs
Chas. Bohn and wife were Walden
visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royalty were over from
Butler Saturday. y
Dave MacFarlane and family weHa
over to Chedseys few days ago yeIs
Dave has contract to put up hay tbi.
this summer.
Sam Brownlee was visitor Friday.
Will Trounsen came to Walden Mon
day on business.
VIM Simpson was in from Hebron
Tuesday.
Andrew Peterson was visitor Thurs
day.
Ed. Wattenberg and Chas. Bergquist
were over from Higho Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson were in from
their ranch on the Platte Saturday.
Ray Mosman and family were in town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Barnes started
for Frazier, Colorado this morning to
spend short vac:ion fishing with an
uncle of Mr.. Barnes.
Theo. Cook was in the metropolis last
Thursday.
Hugh Hunter was seen on our streets
Monday.
Mrs. D. F. Sudduth was in town Tues
day.
Harry Green and q, w. Iinger were
over from the Hardy ranch Friday.
Chas. Murphy was Walden visitor
from Spicer Saturday,
VIM. Westholm is visiting the Larson
Bros. for a while.
Chas. Bohp was Walden visitor
Monday.
Emmett Lee was over from Hehror
Tuesday.
Jimmie Taylor and wife were visiting
Mr.. VIM. HapkinS Sunday,
Mrs, Gilbert Hayes and daughter vert
shopping in town Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sudduth were over iron
their ranch on the Canadian Saturday
= Victor Hanson was in town Thursday
The new era., 1909-08-05
TO COMPLETE
CONTRACT
Jesse CrandaII Preparing to Finish
Work on Walden Extension Of
Laramie Plains Line.

Jesse NJ. Crandall Of Denver. one OF
the contractors for the grading Of the
Laramie Plains Line beyond Albany, is
in the city, and is preparing to complete
his contract on that line. He has q
force of men at work on some Of the
new Union Pacific work near Greeley.
and will perhaps transfer his whole out
fit to that place.
Laramie Republican.
The new era., 1909-08-05

full Of sugar in their tea that evening Is
proof sufficient, that we have young
Daniels in our midst, and many Ander
sons too.
The early part of the afternoon was
spent in picnic lunch, after when 'he
visitors were entertained as follows:
PROGRAM. .''''.
Song Columbia ....... School
Recitation-sThe Wreck of the Hesperes
Bertha Wade
ON a Sun DIAL Francis Murphy
Song Red Wing Tom Slack
Recitation-.The Flying Horse
Alice Hill
Moo Cow Moo. Robert Wade
Violin Solo-'In the Cleaning
Phebe Hill
Recitation The Ride of Jennie McNiel
Pearl Wade
When am Big Nora Slack
Vocal Duet-Kind Words Car Never
Die, Fina Ridings and Mrs. Ensign
Recitation of Youth
AL Wade
Colorado" Fina Ridings
Violin Solo-'Turkey in the Straw
Harry Ridings
Encore-'Nappanee
Dialogue-"A Slight misunderstanding
Fina and Harry Ridings
Recitation n--Elizabeth Ann-Salle Slack
Vocal Duet-'.Hunters Chorus.
The Misses Hill
Recitation The Song of the west
Bramlet Wade
Reading-'What the Little Girl Said
Iva Wade
Violin Solo-'Sweet and Low.
Maude Hill
Recitation-"The Girl of the Half Circle
Bar" Troy Rulings
Johnnie Discomfort
Buell. Fuller
Song :. America. ....... School
The new era., 1909-08-05
NEITHER ABSENT NOR rARDY

The following pupils of District 4s
we're neither absent nor tardy for the
month ending July 2Sd, 1900.
Inez MacFarlane, Chas. d. MacFarlane,
Emma Wis and Louise Wills.
Robt. II. Berryhill,
Teacher.
The new era., 1909-08-05

Two brown mares aged and years
brand L bar L, $1,000 reward for said
animals delivered at Pinkhampton.
Please notify me when found at Bosler,
Wyo.
j. G. Schork.
The new era., 1909-08-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given to the teachers
of Jackson County, Colorado, and all
others who are interested. that the regu-
lar Teachers, Examination of said ooaln-
ty will be held at my Office in Walden,
on Thursday and Friday. August 18th
and Goth, A. D. 1909, beginning at eight
thirty o'clock.
Dated July 31st, A. D. 1900
Eva Dawson.
Supt. of Schools Of jackson Co., Colo
The new era., 1909-08-05
HAY! KEEP OUT!

Berrypickers and fishermen will please
keep out of my meadows until the hay
is up and oblige.
VIM. NORELL
Middletown transcript., 1909-05-22
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