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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
BULLDOG BUSINESS.

The Spokane Humane society
shipped two blooded French bull
dogs to Mrs. Henry Pentenoy of
Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Pentenoy
is the owner of the mother of
these dogs, having purchased her
In Paris for $500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
POWDER MILLS EXPLODE.
(5y United Press)

WAYNE, N. j.. April o.
Nine mills were destroyed
by a powder explosion at
Dupont works, near here,
this morning. One man was
killed and several injured.
The damage Is $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
TRYING TO WORK WHEN
TOO WEAK TO WALK

D Typhoid fever, from
D which Harry Collins, a
, painter living at 1918 Lib
= erty avenue, has Just re-
; covered, so weakened his
, condition that he fell from
3 sheer exhaustion at the cor
. ner of Lincoln street and
= Sprague avenue this morn
; ing when about to board a
. car to go to work.
. Collins chest struck
. rail from which the surface
= of the street. Is cleared
. away by excavations and he
, was unconscious when pick
. ed up. The patrol wagon
= took him to the emergency
. hospital, where after medi-
. cal attention he went home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
TEDDY AT PORT SAID,

PORT SAID, April 9.-Roosevelt
and party arrived here tonight.
The trip was without incident.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09

last night, placed gun against
his head and committed suicide
early this morning. He killed
his wife last night in a quarrel
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09

Phone your new address TO Main
Press will move right along with you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
FRANKLIN.

Fifteenth ward amusement hall, s;lS
p M:
Rose drill. Girls of graduating elias
Chorus, "rhe Fairy Revcl'.....
.'......, ~. $3.50. Graduating class
Essay 1.-THE Rose Pearl jonss
Song, "The Woodland Rose" ......-
Dorothy Hart, Anna Nelson, Pearl
Phillips,
Recitation, THE Arsenal" ,.......
Observation-Disclosures. Jennie kirkmon I
Duet. Lovely Village" $3.50.
~. Grace Hanna. Frances Won HAZE
Grafton, The Greeks ,....t..........
............. Vivian Christensen
Plano solo, selected.
................ Bertha Phillips
Glass history. ............. Edna Priyatt
Vocal solo Johanna Kunkcl
Maggie Jones', sadie Christensen,
Fred Knsteler.
Recitation THE Pageant. ....5......
..........I, .5........s. Maggie Edwards
Piano solo Vera Wilson
Sketch Our Flag" ....Nernon WorralI
Presentation of certificates.
Supervisor William A. Wetzell
Song, will o. the Wisp''.. .............
.s............3... Graduating class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
AN ANCIENT CONCRETE BRIDGE

T. 81
In the south of France is a concrete
arch bridge known as the Pont dl,
Gard, which was erected in the year Sc
B. c.. The concrete in this was not
composed of crushed stone or other
small aggregate of the variety now ea:-
ployed in concrete bridge work, but was
of the old style. consisting of alternate
layers of large and small stones, gravel,
etc. and of cementitous materials.
Vitruvus describes the materials aud
methods in use before the Christian
era, and other writer's like Alberti in
1876 and Polladio in 1870 accurately de-
scribe the method which the ancients'
Gas they call them) employed, "of us
ing boards laid on edge and filling the
space between with cement and all
sorts of small and large stones mingled
together" 1t is very improbable that
the Pont du Gard would have with
stood the rigors OF climate of the north
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
Graduating Class Exercises
At the Various City Schools

r- thursday will be a red-letter
day in the calendar of the
eighth grade students mt ING
district schools. The sraduaer
ing class exercises are scheduled for
that day for every school in the city.
The full programs for each school are
given below and where not otherwise
designated the exercises Will take place
III tie school house on Thursday even
ir- The High school and the Trimming
sei,ooI exercises arc held the day ioi-'
lowing.
Promotions from the high school this
year have fallst.a =o,,rSsss..!l,ttt below that
OF l9OI-19OS, the totals being, regular
graduates. Is, and commercial sEadu-
ates, so, against "a and IS respectively
for the previous year.
From the eighth grade to the High
school the promotions show u distinct
gain, being approximately 9s5 as against
S42 FOR !9o1-l90S
The school programs follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
EMERSON.

. :. T.
Glass %aslg,. The Summer Night"
Recitation. How They Brought the
Good News From AIN .......:-
,................ Boyd Merrihew
Piano solo, Happy Dreams,
.........t..l 3....,........ Sidney Spelry
Chorus, THE Red Scarf, /" ..5....t... a
Ruth Mcauley. Lucille Woodman-
see, Ruby Meakin. Kate Sheets.
Genevicve Lyman. Margaret Ham
I'm
Recitation. How We Hunted .
Mouse" .........,.. Samuel Nichols
Violin solo, Traumeri
...3..,.,. ,...s.,.. Genevieve Lyman
song -Four Leaf Glover r., ........
..i.a.....s. 45....... .......sItuth Glassett
Class poem.....:...5......F ,uchsia Feiest
Loves Old Sweet Song" .............
Della DIage, Margaret Anderson,
or Lusty, Sylvia Cardweil,
Nellie Johnson. Carol Smith, Han
nahvieye Moffett.
Recitation, Williams Friend sos.
.s....5..... ......s.l... Venice l.ambcft
Class song ..5,....3....I.. "Springsls Come
hesitation, Mice at Play" .......-.
1880. ............,. Nellie Joil'iSoh
Chorus, Boating Song '........t.....
Hattie Shnrkey. Lucille Woodn,an-
see. Hazel Collette, Martha Ha-
gen. Jennie Ertman. Ethel Gray,
Albert Price, Boyd Merrihew.
Recitation, '.Tobc's Monument
............... Florence Wilkinson
Recitation. Knee Deep in June"
.............. ...|..... Emma LauGhrln
Mandolin duo, Solitude .........s...
Observation-Disclosures. Della Drase
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
SUMNER.

Chorus rus, ls a Fairies Moonlight Dance
ttireghl ~ X. J. Pupils of Class
court scene from Merchant of
l4 Venice -. 49,. Pupils of room 10
Vocal soio. :. rosemary for Renenl-
prance (WeatherlS).... 81. ......
IS. . -. ....,... Alice Hauerbackf
y )ebate,,#' Resolved that Immigration
should be further restricted
M .1..5..s.. Pupils of room is
chorus, Slunber Song of the Riv-
er'N@t t;odard) ~. Girls of Class;
Selection summer Night
e, ..5..-.s,.3. Sumner Orchestra
Class prophecy lfirst partl..... $50.
800. ~. (. . $50. :. Margaret Cain
Piano solo. "Nalse Brilliant" tCho-
pin) ..t.i...t......s..... Naomi Alidgley
class prophecy tsecond p1rD .e......
irene 5ioEVMll
Chorus, There's Music in the Air"
$780,. PUPILS Of Class
Address and presentation of certlti-
Chorus. Ny Old Kentucky Home
(Foster) ..Pupils of Glass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
ONEQUA.

T'wenty-sccond ward amusement hall.
Third North, between Third and Fourth
West.
Selection School Orchestra
Chorus. Spring .......,...5..... Gounod
BY the class.
Story, Michael .......... Wordsworth
Jeanette Hanson.
Recitation, .,Cuddle Doom. Anderson
Rose Webb.
Violin solo, Largo ............. Handel
Harry Bassford.
Chorus "slunber Song of the River" !.
.s.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gouafu
BY the class.
Class history ............,.. Lizzie foall
Instrumental duet, Mexican sere-
mace Misses Hanson N, and McNiel
Observation-Disclosures. Leonard Holmes
Selection Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Success in Life"...... Alonzo Clayton
aSextet, "carmena" ........... .Callian
Ethelyn Player. Rose Webb, Ella
olsen jeanette Hanson, Leola
Needham, Lizzie Noall.
Guilty or Not Guilty. Annie Edward
Violin solo, Morning star ..... .Lange
Carl Crowton.
Advice to Young Mem. james odell
Vocal duet. Come Where the Rose
Buds Sleep ........l.,.5.......... White
Ethelyn Player, Leola Needham.
Selection Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Star spangled Banner tdramatizeD
Observation-Disclosures. BY six gi1d;s
Glass chorus will q the WIS.,"
.............. .5........... "A. Jull8alnan'l
Violin duet Flower Song Langsa
Harry Bassford, Earl Crowton.
Presentation of diplomas. .......... y
John S. WEIGH, supervisor of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
HAMILTON.

Chorus, Spring Song .Mendelssohn
Recitation, June Days" ....-.....
Observation-Disclosures. Howard Hoovey
Clarinet and piano, Fantasia"
Mary Love and Brother
Piano duet, Martha DE Flotow."...
IL. Earl Doolittle and clifford Rudine
Chorus, Spring Song. 1890. Gunod
Dialogue. Rival Orators, .5..s.......
.....Alden Mayors and Joseph Pyper
Bloom and Blossom" piano, Helen
Meyers; violin, Elsie Berger; man
dol!n. Edith Johnson.
Trio. My Mother" .......,.. ....s....a.
Robert Abbott. Numa Brossoit and
Waldo Fueger.
Piano, eight hands, Poet and Peas
ant .................. .s.........g.
Ethlen Folsom. Alton Evans Grace
Schell. Alinc Lynch.
Class prophecy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
....Mildrcd James and Ida Robinson.
Presentation of certificates ..........
........s...s...... ,.-..........A. c. Nelson
Chorus. Glass Song
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
.BRIANT.

Glass chorus, Spring Is Come.
....i.. Mclaughlin
Cornet solo, Melody in E.. Rubenstein
Morris Davis.
Our congressman, Franklin Canning,
Guy Snyder, Earl Wilson. Paul
Simon.
Piano solo, Nalse Arabesaue" Laque
Olive Benson.
Song. Flow Gently. Sweet Atom
M ,l.s.,.,=.. .....,.s....z.... Spilman
Reading, 1.-THE Straw Parlor, '... Field
;t Edna Foulks.
Chorus. Last Night. 49,. $3.50. Kjerulf
Sevent A class
Violin solo, Hearts and Flowers
Royal Hansen.
Song, Stars of the Sumner Night
..,.'.'-i,. ......t.. ~. .,.5,'.'.s w ooupufS
Class prophecy. Robert Hayes, ELS
worth Spencer.
Piano solo, IAN Autumn Afternoon"
............Lindsay
Ashby Marriott.
s Presentation of certificates ..s......
..s.... .....M Mr.. Mathoniah Thomas
Miss SoiS,..... ..1.-.' .,i..s..s-.,....,a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
LOWELL.

Opening chorus Fairy Revel, J. Glass
Recitation, "a Daughters Sacrifice.
....,,.s..- g.ll.s.... Ruby Lang
Vocal solo. September Helen Cannon
Essay. "A trip to Yellowstone Park,
...5.......,........ Carol Mills
Violin solo, Sherman Lovestein2
Vocal duet. Come Where the Rose
buds Sleep ..t.., .5.....l...,5..
......... Karen Jensen, Annie Muir
Recitation, Aunt Melissy on Boys.
........... ........ Erma Jensen
Piano SOLO Pendant La Ealse, ~.
...,............s.... Alice Purefoy
Essay. Turkish Revolution ......,...
............t... ....5.. Walter Moyle
Vocal solo. "Cassandria;" .......s....
.....,...... ....... ). 1853. Pearl Larson
Girls chorus, Spring Song
..5..s...... Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
Address to class ....5...... Mr.. Thomas
Presentation of Diplomas ............
s...........s...4..... VIM Bradford
Class Song.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
LINCOLN.

Song, Come Where the Rosebuds e
Slcep. ,,-. .,....i....... Class
Address OF welcome Russell owens
Class history Leon Giauquc
Piano solo, "Warblsngs at Eve,
Observation-Disclosures May Itudgei
Grafton. Our Country" Nier kessler
Essay our Notices, ,.......,.....t.s..
....5......5.........5 Anna Bergman
Dance, Highland Fling, ~. Room ..
Presentation of diplomas q
.............S upt. ID. II. Christensen
Class prophecy
..5.... Earl Jensen, Bertha Richardson
Piano solo Spring Song, 49,.
.....,....,..... Raymond Waterhouse
Class Poem Belle Smith
Presentation of penant Joe Slater. 60
Acceptance of pennant 80.
......5.......' ...i..8.... Leonard Love, 10.
Class song ....,1......... ,Y........C Glass 1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
LAFAYETTE.

Chorus ............. 49,. Woodland Rose
Plano solo .........a... Jasmine Smith
Defamation $3.50, Marguerite WINNER
Duet. Ida Spry and Margaret Ewing.
Chorus ......5.. Spring Song
Plano solo ............ ..a....Vittl Ashby
Defamation. ......l.. lama Mcdonald
Song ...,.... .....o......l... Grace Mead
Class PAPER ...........5.. Willie gMcCunc
etion....L Lafayette school orchestra
Chorus .....,...,..,s.. Will o. the Wisp
Entrance Glass
Address and presentation of certif1
Gates, Governor William Spry.
Chorus Lafayette school song
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
POPLAR GROVE.

Burlington chapel p. M:
Chorus Banner of the Free. Richards
Class.
Recitation. .Columbus' '.,.........a... Class
Chorus, Sounds of Evening ..Abt
Class Girls.
Recitation, The One-Legged Goose"
....,.s...s... .....s.. Leroy Olson
Solo. Little Girl Don't Cry 1900.
Chorus, FAIRIES Moonlight Dance
~. Gresh
Glass.
Recitation, THE Soul of the Violin
Mary Giles.
Trio. Sweet and Low ......s.5..'...5.
Mary Miles, Alice Pruhs, and Free
On. Pruhs,
Recitation. For a"rhat and a'That''
Glass.
Class will ........... ..Nettie Mcdonald
Farewell ............... Grace Larson
Piano solo, "Nalse Caprice. u. Newland
Marcella Turner
Address and presentation of diplo-
mas ....Supt. D. II. Christensen
Parting chorus ...,............,.... Glass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
EIGHTH GRADE TRAINING
SCHOOL.

Wednesday,. p. M.
Piano SOLO. ..!.l... Margaret Farnsword
Violin solo .,......s..... Kari Springman
Address ,......=..... DIR Vim. NJ Stewart
THE Fairy Revel" tSuliivan)... !, School
Address Supt. D. Fl. christensen
Violin solo, 'Serenade. (Dudla
58 ...5...s...... Clarence Burton
Presentation of certificates.
.s...5...s....... DR., j. n kingsbury
Glass song.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
TROUBLE MAKERS oUsT1sr,.

When a sufferer from stomach
trouble takes DR.. Kings New Life
Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dys-
pepsia and Indigestion fly. but more
he's ttickled over his new, fine appetite
strong nerves, healthy vigor. all be-
cause stomach, liver and kidneys now
work right CSC at u, C. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. 112-114 s. Main street. Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
OQUIRRH.

y. NJ
Song, THE Rally. .-.,..,.:...... Glass
Pictures from MISUNDERSTANDING
of the Mayfower.
Selection from miles Sandish''.....
..,....,l,5.. .,.'.'... iIonSiet!oW
Gene 5Covey,
Declaration OF ndependence-Sup-
posed speech of John Adanls......
Observation-Disclosures. Webster
Robert Williams.
Piano solo. Good Night Neven
Helen McNitt.
The Lure OF the west-"The Forest
Road" ........4.....James Lane Allen
Alta Bean.
Duet, Under the Double Eagle.
80. Mae Robinson. Francis Browne
Purchase OF 1ouisiana--..A Real E!s
tate Transfer. Helen Doaae
Texas and oregon" Prairie and For
est Land. TEX Williams
Pacific shores-"Argonauts Of 49,.
......... ....,..... eornella Doane
Our alien brotilers--"The White
Mans Burden" ............... kiplinss
Jamie White.
Piano solo. ..Polona!se". 1880. Chopin
Ernestine Oswald.
''The Flag OF the Free-Fhe Recess
SONAR ........... ............ hipilnS
Leland Bean.
Presentation of certificates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
SIDNEY DIBBLE.

Ono OF three sufViVlng members oI
the six who first camped on the site of
Logan,
Another survivor of the original six
who first camped on the bench where
Logan is today located has come TO.
the front in the person of Sidney Dib
bic, who lives in Springville, Utah
county. At the time of pioneer day
but Mr., and Mrs, Reese We're living. Mr..
Dibble, however, is alive, although in
failing health. The accompanying pic.
ture of him was taken many years
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05

Recitation . Annie Ancharstrand
Violin and piano Rose Pinnock,
Jean Mclean.
Selection :. Il. !, 4. =. Orchestra
Entrance of class.
Glass chorus. Fairy Reyels. ..3....
Presentation OF certificates. supt A.
G.. Nelson.
Glass chorus, "slumber Song"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
JACKSON

Sixteenth ward hall. S:1o p. m:
Selection, kiss OF spring''.........
........., jackson School Orchestra
Opening chorus, Sprint" .Gounod.
Glass of 90.
Class history-Abraham II. Lewis and
Claude Harmon. Read by Claude
Harmon.
Violin solo. ,serenade '...,...,........
.....,.., ......,............ Earl Woodbury.
Vocal solo. sleep and Forget"
Observation-Disclosures. Esther Brooks
Glass poen,-Ethel Emery. Read by
Alice Bates.
Piano solo Moonlight on the Hud-
son" ......,.....,..,.,.. Leroy Parry
Double quartet, Loves Old Sweet
Song ...... Eight Jackson Seniors
Reading, selected. 1890. Gala Langton
Comic song. selected Frederick T4angton
Violin solo. "Berceuse".. Sallie Sears
Ella Timpson. Read by Richard
Poland
PIANO solo selected. . Margaret Morris
Presentation of certificates. .,......
...,...,.... Supt. D. H. Christensen
Final chorus, Fairies Moonlight
Dance" Observation-Disclosures. Glass of '09
WASATCH.
March. 80 Golden Lyre of Apollo.
...,. ............ The class
Salute to the FLAG ........ The class
Our Promotion day. Arthur L.undberg
Robert Browning ...,.. Alice Lyme
Greece ........ Herman Post
The Persian invasion. Noble Warrumt
The Account in Herodotus.. .....4..
.....s.... ......-.. Mary Gallagher
Music .....s;.'.... t..'.'...... iidred ffaii
Zues 1870. ..........Jeanette Pulver
Athena 1850. Marie Howard
Phoebus ...... Ruth Hirth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05

outlast any reasonable bond nAr;o, 81
that q avery small yearly $sinkinr ~. s,
per cent Is all that is reauipeea su '1l
plroperly designed and erected con IN t,,i
Work--C Cement Age, sohc itse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05

,ern United States. but its actual state
of preservation. as vel as that Of many
other specimens of ancient concrete
work, proves that if modern work is
honestly executed twill many times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
WASHINGTON.

Twcnty-foulth Ward Amusement Hall.
S:l5 =. m.
Spring song ........@....... Mendelssohn
Violin solo .....,..,....Jo John Hayward
Recitation, Money Musk" ........
.I...... .......... Critic Hartley
Piano solo,. 1883. ......Lucile Howe
Songs of Seven. Martha Pugslcy,
Hazel White, Agnes Calhoun,
Eesta Pringle. N1arva Pratt, Gla-
dys Fisher. Kate Archibald
Piano solo...... -. Chauncey Whitney
Recitation, The Bishop and the
Cow. ....... -. Elva Stewart
Violin solo,. Charles Whitney
Verses. written by our future poets
read by Lowell Morgan,
Glass Chips .t......... John Langford
Address to Graduates, and presenta-
ton of diplomas. Levi Edgar Young
Song. "Liilies and Roses, Six Girls
WEBSTER.
At -. M.
Selection ........... ........ Orchestra
Instrumental trio. Dee Crawford,
Beth Perkins, Edith Crawford
Vocal solo...... ............ Hattie Davis
Recitation ........ ........R Ruby Taylor
Piano solo ...... ......Wilhelmine Volk
Recitation ;, ..s4...... Emma Cullen
Double quartet. Hazel Geer, Emily
Phiester, Hattie Strong. Ruth
Hanzon, Dagmar Schade, olga
Huebler Lillian Coleman, Ade-
laide Bardwell
Piano duet. Laurine I5rerne, Beulah
Howell
Vocal duet. Naomi Hendry, Flora
Adams.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1909-10-22
GOV. DINEEN
in HARL0WT0N
Governor of Illinois in Montana
With Little Spade Much In
terested in State.

Harlowton had Governor Charles
$. Dineen of Illinois for it's guest
last Friday evening. The governor
| arrived here quite late in the evening
in an automobile, accompanied by j.
q. Adams, manager of the Milwaukee
Land Company: p, G. Haugen, agent
OF this same land company, and III.
A. Haugan, vice president of the State
Eank of Chicago. The Milwaukee
Land Company recently purchased
some large tracts of land near this
city, which they intend to cut up
into smaller tracts and sell to the
dry farmer next year. The purpose
of this trip was to examine another
22.000 acres with view of pur-
chasing.
Governor Dineen was interested in
ohe dry farming reports from this
country and said he simply came
along to look over the land and buy
some of it if satisfactory with what
he saw and learned. He went over
part of the land Friday afternoon.
taking with him a spade, with which
he made frequent assaults on the
ground to ascertain the depth of the
soil. He saw that this country was
raising the finest kinds of grains and
root crops, and became very much
interested in the land. The governor
may invest in Montana lands.
The party was met here by their
special train, from here tney went
further west.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1909-10-22
MANY FILINGS
29 HomeSteads and Desert Claims
Taken up in the Past
IA Days.

w. O. Straight, the u. S. Land
Commissioner of this place, said that
during the past IA days % homestead
and desert filings were made before
him. This will average over two u
day Many Of those that flied the
past few weeks are farmers from the
the spring and bring cattle and horses
right along with them. This class of
farmers is the kind that will result
in being a good thing for Harlowton.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1909-10-22
BANK AT MARTINSDALE
To Open in November IS. L. Hodges
of This Place to be
Cashier.

The bank which has been organized
for some time at Martinsdale will
be open ready for business by the first
of next month. The capital of the
new bank is $4,000. S. l.. Hodges Of
this place, who has been one of the
chief promoters in this new institu-
tion will be at it's head as cashier,
and since he has had considerable ex-
perience in banking, Sam is well
qualified to fill this position. The
new bank is located in the center of
a large and fertile country, and with
such backing it will without doubt
be a big success.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1909-10-22
$4,000 TROUT
Shipped to Harlowton to be
Placed in the Musselshell
River.

Dr. Campbell received $4,000 black
spotted trout from the state fish
hatchery at BOzeman to stock the
Musselshell River. The MusselshelI
has heretofore been stocked number
of times and the fish have always
done exceedingly well. Sometime ago
Mr.. Campbell and several Others made
application for some fish to be planted
in the Musselshell and received same,
so that this last shipment will make
about 100000 trout that have been
planted in the Musselshell the past
year.