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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

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;zawistydzftc:: W II nAajjss&z i i ,>5
wya1stwach; 'ludui nlaszego brak;
nam jeszcze zawsze dostate.
.cznej nauki elementarnej,
/. d ele u~swiadomienia
narodowego, wzmacniajmysie
\, vice u pKodstaSlw naszej PREY
3, szlo6ci,, Niechajze ME bedzie
najubo&zis !: 3 domu pols K: !!
,bb be- pisma polskiego, a poste-
:podwad beazie1ay i zwyoie-
s5ko p%rzetrwamy wszelkie
;,bSurze j nieszczeScia, kt6re
sic ma mas !as wala obecnie "
'Qickyhnie, tq za6 zySjkamy J
'':Wiele ma warto5ci moralnej
.wlasnej f ! szacq llit:,i !, obcyoh.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

was tn Ajryszef, jul Il .w;net wy
(pedza."
W roku. 1902-im my Pola-
Icy: =razem; z Irlapdczykami
zaczs liSmy :; noWy :kooSci6i bu-
(dowa6 "a $4,000, a starry
[koaci63 PR przenqiite'6 l! ma . % 10:
ty, kt6re; b'yiy. zam6w 'ion
pod t!ssz,kole parafialna: W mas
te ! p roku koSci6f j. byf
/ a. :, y pke6e2z| t ale :: w:tedy'
bbi4s bis " 2 y. Duluth : " b :. zab 2l1lt nam am
ssiedzaa Ri. Biilbeaa az i nrzzeni6s{
lido E 2y7' ell},::. a d da} nam ma ma
!l|jeg3: mieisce, f ;kk's9iedza Hogaa--
"a, lrla9n 9! e. Len usuna II.
:nnie 2 ::: zer;aalz ,ze stan H''i
kolektora, q : AZ. mole ;mnoiiej-
see :osadzit. Irdl!aandczyka,: sie'
dzenia: ws44yysttk l;if'::: najle'ps4ee 2
odnaja{ Irlanczykom, a co
najgorsza, 10 z e spowie::
dzi s}ucha6 pr'zez t}omaczs,
DO nie m6g} movie 20 FOL
.sku: .Chora Margarine Dylew-
ska. ~spowiada{ przez t}oma:.
ca, choc m6g} ,by} do: pniej
s~prowadzit. ksiedza Bib ana
y Eveleth (bo to niedaleko)
-. Okrutnie sic: ludzie ma
to .oburzyli. Postonowionol
pokrYc koszta mel. Podrozy
do Duluth, .zebym poszed1
do biskupa. i staraf sic, aby;
ks. Bilban byl do mas przy-
s1any! napowr6t. Pr 2 d do
lem to sprawe biskupowi, a
lie: biskup %odpowiedzial odmo-
wnie. "Dalem wazo ksiedza
Hogana, to go s}uchajcie, a
jak ME .umiecie pc angels.
XII: to. sic: uczcie." Wr6ci-
lem do domu z niczem, opo-
wiedzialem, rodakom Gala
sprawe. Ale ME ,ni zas ypialismy
gr!u u v popiele. z dwo'
ma 1iinnymi, ,.jako komitet,
po]echallsmy 90 EvoletH w
ksiedza Bilbana, aby nam
list do big v Duluth ma
pisa}. Ksiad!z Z. ]; B II uczynif
zado6c naszej Prosbie ! dos
tarczy} nam z q q y nap p:
ma brudno IL l'stu y, Dziev czyn-
ka moja list ma czysto pre-
pisala ! v i y kr6t-
kim czasie, o%trzyma'em od-
powiedz cd biekupa. Biskup
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

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CEytelnictwa, 0 wielkiem
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g a4st:: ID zie 4}d B 3f|gR !e9ra g
[ ) >ko@&a ~ sppq{ ' IS !';zf 46sltw'aa|
naszzfeggoQ: jlpz2 Reoczyynlala r99q4u77
mice, ze zr6d}em wszelkieggo'
1pn1tatep% jest oSwiata, to tel
e9raz' ozsstsze*bA ::g}os5yf: ~roz'
szerzajacS :,ezytelnictWo,;;gg ddgNs2
|w:ttyrn nldku&>awyoiestwe5 lro:z:
!: zIaerzajoie &azetyy< dobresbo 0:
daja *o6Miate,trauks roz-
r~yWke;5wakd1uja to Aeo dobre,
p'riszestrzsgaja\przed temx<ace
|z1e. :...:i 49,. -.
Kto ME slepy:: kto ME g}u-
chy ten must: Nidzief i: sly
szec, zow naszAm': mp. tutej-
seem po}ozeniu &ylko =oSwia,
ia moze mas utr2ymat ma Pc
wierzchni miedzyAarodowego
mora i "losp"t', : . .oo.6lwxia'ty
bo ewwii >n1ietylkko: zzrooi
zupienie naszeggo* Pe&&e7eniia'
:lecz i poznanie- odpoRiednich
srodk6w* *:obronnych} '=1:ora2
n~ieodzownycht en6t*obywateL
skich, wi kt6re suzbrojohyzyezy
czlowiek cry nar6d< *zdolny.
jest: przetrwac: zwyciesk6geza7
sly burzliwe: ., ,##@ q, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

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,.nnajpie{srgw: ,:zl3ydqzi i>...:.: So
|eyyaAiaaGiil,, e: stawny 4yd francu:
Ski s /; , Cremieux, wielki dob|ro-
Ieezykca shawnee Alliance is
>raelite". ((:zWiazku izraelskie-
go) !, <wolaa dc swych .wsp6}-+
Wy4nawe6w:: miejcie: 7as!zc czzy;
jty, i majatki "a mis-, ggdey y pc:
siedzileeelle *xpEarassee,,; :Ws2zly!sst{kSo l'
add bedziecie; socyalisci
,n1i!eostannie teAagitujaasza wy
Eaa4 niettwami sswemi tax, J. @ 5zee
niema vice ssocyyaallistyy!,
Ekt6tyytbgH nies s4by}{ha r@6wNpee aepzzee
snie:: :::takae s>aabonentem o.: :orgga-
:nu soayalistKeznege. .y74 1;<se:.
VI -s1if:4:<; ": s,.fr.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

anu: rogesdo=najwyzszyo "
stanoWisk
;ludzkich, ona-daje majatek !
zflaiczenie. Jednakze stosun-
koWo ma}o jest takicha wy
jbnahc6ws lqau. .Olbrzyy,lm9ia
rwiekszosst6. 81 lludzko.Sei skazana
Ejest: ma ::1zdd[oe'bt.Xwanie :Wiegdzy. i
eswiatyy. sokrncbanmi, d do J;
sozo;;. m;1si jej azuakae, ggdzie E
sic d.; " :rsozmo7WWie 2 SWAT
Nv ,towarzys1t?w ': 'c,h2
70 >liezznrayyeh,; v ksiazkach p 20
.pqlarp1yeh,s v. gazetach do Q!
Edobryy Ee| i. ::c'a's&a !! ME
|mo4e :zaS: uleeggaf w%atpliwosci,
10 =najo ] z tych wszyst
kich zrtl66 I'd! zz'o26wiaty, p}ynli.e
EEiiai strumie6 w}aSnie zggazet j
azaqopismi gdyz one dostror:
.saag 2, .natury .rzeczy mai
;;66eeislej do wszelkich biezacych
::potrzeeb S%wia tlt}! czlowieka
Ei spolecze6 stwa: One + to regu-
laarrnie, w; ! ksr6tkich: o'dstepac b
;:eeA4us p: ,aoeieeersaja do najszer
sazyfA WaEEatM i z:abieraia i g{ Is
W $p1awac|h2,. Mlyy:nlagajaeeych9
om6wieaiats
Ego i .wszteeh1stropneggo'. oswie-
|tlenia:x: ~ $ =:>1 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

y. " szzsystlktiie ;ssn5aErody ueywil;4
=: zo ), tie wvISzystkkllea<'s
iva pojliityc:zzine i'ag iituja ia swaa
lp5ir:asa. Anglia, Francya, Mem
~ - to kraje zalane wp|y-
wam ii. pism. Re sfowiah,, Cze-
81 i pto IS potezna*i liczna
pr; i to t etz nar6d:ten cd.
rfod4i{ sic, zrzuci} doszcze'
.tni@ ''~ni9mtiiecka szate i dis
] przewy;zzs *; wszvstkie naro-
'dy .s}owia6skie pod wzgle-
dem gospodarczym i spioletcz;
II nnly:n:. %
uscs / 4, 49,. ,..;-, ty =. -.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
KEEP THE DOGS UP

The fact as chronicled in the news
columns of the Tribune that another
child In Greeley has been bitten by
a dog. possibly afflicted with
rabies. is vindication enough, II any
be needed. of the policy of>the city
officials in insisting that all dogs
be kept tied up.
AS a matter OF fact most Greeley
people are glad of the stringent reg
ulations. and hope they will be made
permanent. There is no more reas-
on why lot of dogs. worthless or
valuable. should be allowed to run
loose all the time, fighting and snarl-
ing on the streets. soiling merchants
sidewalk displays. killing shrubbery
ETC.. than that mans favorite
horse or COW or pig should be al
lowed to run at large. Greeley .
streets have been remarkably free
from the dog nuisance for some
months. Let the good work go on.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
TWO PTTIFUL SCENES IN THE
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
STOLE TO FEED FAMILY
Thief's Family-TwO Little
Children Demand Their
Mother from sheriff
This Morning.

There were two pitiful scenes at
the sheriff's Office this morning. The
wife of Martinez, the Mexican from
Windsor. who is locked up on the
charge of stealing two bicycles, walk
ed from Windsor here with her lit
tie child to see her husband. At
the meeting the comely Mexican
woman shook with emotion, while
the muchata clung to her with much
trepidation. and the "greaser" evil
denced more sentiment than his
coarse visage would suggest. The
woman's sad plight ELECTED the SYM
pathy of the sheriff. and in question
ing Martinez the latter admitted that
he had stolen the wheels to get
something to eat for the child and
woman.
They live in a tent at Windsor
and the Mexican says he has been
unable to get anything to do for
more than a month.
Sherin Florance telephoned to the
marshal at Windsor to go to the
tent and find out what 1t contained
in order to ascertain il the Mexican
told the truth. The Windsor officer
reported that all he was able to dis
cover was few rags. a straw tick
on the ground and two spoonfula
of coffee.
About 10 O'Clock this morning q
little tot not five years old was just
able to reach up to the knob on the
sheriR's door and turn It, The door
opened little and through the
crack he pushed a mite OF . lasa
two years his junior. There were
half dozen men present and, al.
though she had never seen him be.
fore, 1t was evident that the little
mind must have had It's own COZ,
ception of the sheriff being Q great
big man who puts people In jail
No one said anything, but after SUI
veying all present. the little one
walked up to Ben Florance and said
tan tee my mammal" There II
but one woman in jail-May Munct
and the sheriff concluded the chill
dren belonged to her. He gathered
up the child, and also the little fel
low peeking in at the door. and tool
them to their mother. The polic'
and the sheriff's Office say the WON
an is entitled to more sympathy thai
the man and suggested that the onl
reason she was fined in police cour
was because her aim was bad an
the bullets didn't take effect.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
ad h Nw.ruG
|TWICE TOLD TALES sss~ ~*,%:%s s:s
Il. c. CASNER DIES
THIS AFTERNOON
WAS PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
Acute Brights Disease Caused DEATH
After Few Days..

H. C. Casner manager Of the ]. r..
Clough Furniture Co.. and promi-
nent member Of the X. OF p. and
b. p. o. E. fraternities. died OF
Brisht's disease this afternoon at
his residence. S22 Fourth street.
Mr.. Casner came to Greeley five
years ago and has since been mana
ger OF the Clough Furniture store.
Previous to coming to Greeley he
was in the employ of Mr.. Clough in
Colorado Springs. Mr.. Casner was
born in New Jersey where he was
married and came to Colorado
Springs a number OF years ago for
the benefit OF his wife. who was suf-
fering with Tuberculosis. After the
death OF his wife and two children
he remained In Colorado Springs
and II was there that he met and mar
ried his second wife. who survives
him. f
Mr.. Casner was highly respected
and esteemed and by his honorable
dealings In business has made In
Vulnerable friends In Greeley. He
was prominent In lodge circles. be-
ing An Elk. Mason and several years
ago was the Major commanding the
uniform rank Of Knights of Pythias
Of Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
IS DOOMED TO A
LINGERING DEATH
NEGRO AT THE COUNTY JAIL
Liberated that He Might Enjoy the
Most Of Life.

The negro who was arrested some
six weeks ago at Eaton. where ne
tried to shoot another black but
was himself shot II. the leg by his
own revolver, was discharged from
the county Jail today. as the man
has but short time to live. His
leg, where he was shot. ID healing
up all right and almost we'll. but
an old wound will put him under the
sod in a few months at most.
In row at Colorado Springs 3
couple OF years ago he was hit on
the back OF the head with billiard
cue and an abcess has been forming
ever since. The county physician
operated on the mans head last week.
and found the skull practically de-
cayed for several inches. The man
was liberated in order that he might
enjoy the few months he has to
live. There IL no cure for the man
and treatment In jail would be use
less.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
New Townsite

Edwin H. Brown has filed a map
and statement for a new townsite
Poudre City is to be the name of
the new burg, and in the future the
plebian title of Farmers Spur will
be memory only. MIR. Brown has
laid out four blocks and is now read =
for the sale of lots. When the new
line is built into Grow Creek we
can expect the next influx of town
site men.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Veterinary Bird Thinks There Is n
Danger Of Rabies.

teCef1DAfy Blr0 Eh0ks There Ii NO
Danger Of Rabies.
Mrs. Warren Koontz of 1912 10th
avenue. telephoned the police last
evening that their dog had gone
mad and had bitten their daughter.
She said the animal was locked up
in . room frothing at the mouth
and bowling. 1t b in the same neigh
borhood where the other dogs won't
mad last fall. An officer went to
the house and managed to rope the
animal and bring It to the police
station. The dog haa several spasn,s
during the night, but was quieter
today. which IL some evidence that
It II not rabies. DR.. Bird made an
examination and does not think there
is any danger. although he advised
that the animal be kept for few
days in the interest OF the child that
was bitten.
All strangers who come to Gree
ley remark the absence of doss on
the streets and next to the absence
Of saloons. they think it is the most
commendable feature of the mupi-
cipal laws. The loose dog has the
same right to the streets and the
neighbors' lawns as have chickens,
horses or cows.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
MONEY WAS EASY
SELLING WHISKY
ARE wELL-To-.O wl.DsoH MEN
Friends and 1iiNe'
Up with the Law.

The Windsor contingent conriD
uted about $1,000 to the school lun'
Yesterday. Jacob Conner and Phil
lip Altersot pleaded guilty to boot
Logging and each paid 5000 am
costs. Phillip Deter plead guilt
on two counts. and 1t cost him Oo
These three are all well-to-de Ger
mans who reside in Windsor. TIL
Judge asked them their reasons 70
breaking the law, and they explain
ed that for long time they ha'
been in the habit OF sending ava,
for whiskey and beer for their owl
use, and then after awhile theil
friends got to coming around fol
some and the money was 30 easN
that soon they began to let anSbod'
have it. They acknowledged thei'
fun and were willing to pay the pip
er.
Mike Deter also plead guilty
Mike is the man who tried to d. NJ
the deputy sheriff with the assist
ance OF his wife. The woman was
not arrested, but Mike had to suffer
on three counts. and II win cost him
$500 to get back to Windsor. Car
ter and Foster. the two negroes ar.
rested for gambling and diDorderly
house. pleaded not guilty aud will
be tried next week. Frank Bouel
and William Boyer pleaded not gull
" to several counts and will Be Civ
IN u chance to prove their Innocence
IN February II. George ingram
md Thomas P. Walton pleaded not
guilty and their trials were Set for
~.
Sheriff Florance brought down two
more prisoners from Windsor last
,vening both of whom pleaded gull
y this morning to bootlegging and
we're fined 5000 and costs each
Carl Buxman had the money with
him and was liberated. He wen.
back to Windsor to get another two
hundred for his partner Dave Wyns-
After paying their fines
here each of the men are CONT belled
10 20 to Denver and pay for 3spv
ernment license. *
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
EDITORIALS
OFFICE SEEKS NAN

The appointment Of ". L. Clay
ton Of this city to be state insur-
ance commissioner came very much
- . surprise to his friends In this
city, and while unexpected, gives
general salts, action.
Tho oAce is one which requires
busiaess ability. rather than . tech
nicsl knowledge ef insurance. and
Mr.. Clayton will bring to the place
all the business acunen required for
its right conduct. The once was
not Of his seeking. In fact was Of
fered to him for the frst time last
Wednesday. II 10 clearly . case "f
the once seeking the man.
A. . matter of fact. most Of Gov
ernor shafroth's appointments have
been Of this nature. and from pres
ent Indications he knows what he
10 doing. ff
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
WYATT RANCH SOLD
Contains More than 1900 Acree
Consideration e225,OOO.

Contains More than 1900 Acres
Consideration e225, 900.
Negotiations were completed Mon
day for the sale Of the big Wyatt
ranch east of Ault. which contains
more than 5000 acres Of land. The
purchasers were w. v. Bennett of
Omaha. w. T. Graham and T. T..
Wilson of Greeley. The price paid
Is said to be $225.O0O or about
$4,000 more than the Sterling
ranch was sold for some months
ago. Bennett is representative OF
the Canadian government, with head
quarters at Omaha. and his duties
for the home government II to To-
cate people from the states on Can
adian land. The new owners will
divide the tract into small sections
and place 1t on the market.
The price paid was SIS per acre
with $4,000 down. 100000 in 50
days and the balance on time.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Clerk and Carrier Examination

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that on Mar.
ination will be held for the positio Is
Of clerk and carrier in the post Office
service. For application blanks, in
structions to applicants and furth er
information. application should be
made to J. G. Brewer at the Greeley
post Office before February "a.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Discussed Irrigation

II. N. Savage. OF Washington.
agent for the reclamation depart
ment OF the government service. was
In Greeley and discussed irrigation
with the directors of the CONNER
cial club for about an hour Monday
evening. He is on his way to W.
oming. where the big shoshone res.
ervoir will be ready for irrigation
purposes this spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mrs- D. l. Stone of Denver and
Miss Louise McCrea of Brazil, Ind
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. o.
Stone Of Pleasant Valley last week.
Mr.. Stone came down from Denver
Saturday and the three returned to
Denver Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Paul Mosher entertained the young
men of the Elesmo club with a
smoker at his home Monday even
ing. After the business session the
evening was spent playing whist AMI
. nice lunch was served. There
we're twenty guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Heck who
came here . short time ago from
the east have gone to Fort Collins
to live. Mr.. Heck is employed with
the Gilcrest Lumber company at
that place.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Visited Rebekah Lodpe
(Ault Snecial

Mrs. Viola Williams of Canon
City, president of the Rebekah A.
sembly, visited Dorothy Lodge No.
1O4 of Ault Monday night sha oave
an interesting talk On the work Of
the lodge. Refreshments were serv-
ed and social time enioyed She
was the guest of Mrs = II Collins
during her stay here
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp and F. f..
Rockwell who were operated upon
in the Greeley hospital Sunday for
appendicitis are doing as we'll as
could be expected
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

j. l.. Powers of Indianola, Ia,
was the guest Sunday and Monday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Trimble. The
families were old time friends in
Iowa.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

]. v. Weckbaugh, who was form
erly with the National Cash Register
company, was in Greeley Monday
greeting old friends. Mr.. Week
baugh was enroute for Idaho.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Windsor.

Mrs. Elmer Hahn iG suffering from
la grippe.
Mrs. J. Thompson OF Fort Collins
visited friends Monday.
The M. E. Brotherhood will have
meeting in the church Wednesday
night. A program will be rendered
and refreshments will be served.
Miss Florence Dowding visited
friends In Greeley monday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

H. Reynolds went to Denver today
to attend a meeting of the stock
holders of the Antero and Lost Park
Reservoir company
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
BURNED TO DEATH

Former Greeley Woman Meets Sad
Fate in Denver. ~
Miss Kate Burns was 40 badly
burned while burning leaves in her
yard in Denver Sunday morning that
her death occurred Monday morning
at the county hospital, where she
was taken. Miss Burns was about
so years old and lived in cree,ev
number of years. She was cook
by profession and was employed In
restaurants and with several FAM
Ines here' She was cousin OF Mrs.
Frank Jackson of Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Evans.

Mrs. Maggie Reid OF Roggen Ia
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mart
Briggs.
Miss Libbie Morrow who was
called to Denver about three weeks
ago by the death OF her uncle has
returned to Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mrs. l. l. Stukey went to Denver
Monday to consult specialist in re-
gard to throat trouble from which
she 10 suffering.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mrs. James Rasmussen has been
i'll the last ten days with pleurisy
and rheumatism. She is slowly re-
covering
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

George Wear has accepted q posi-
tion in the First National Bank.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

The Junior L. T. L. will meet at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
the Baptist church.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Mrs. F. P. Matthews went to Fort
Morgan Monday for a weeks visir
With her brother.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

When in Denver. stop at the Al
bany. Rates. $1.0O per day and up
ward.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

Miss Rebecca Martin is quite III
at the Greeley hospital. with pneu-
monia.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Little Locals
Kinsena. insurance.

]. 8. Hall was in Denver Monday
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
EotO0.

Claud Pierce has purchased the
Devault property ON the west side
of town aAd he and his wife will
make their home there.
The Round Table met Monday
night with Rev. and Mrs. 8. G. Dick
inson. The minister and his wife
are honorary members Of the club.
Valentine devices Rgured in the dec
orations and even the refreshments
had assumed conventional outlines.
Mrs. Thos. Duke read a paper dis
cussing the question 'Is Mars In
habited?'
The weather got down to 8 below
Monday night. Thee was strong
wind but not much snow.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

KinseIla. insurance.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
DOG FRIGnTENS
KOONTz FAMILY

ATTACKS AND BITES CHILD
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
LITTLE DOINGs IN OTHER TOWNS
LAGRANGE

Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith
entertained complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. Bowlinser of Lucerns. The
latter have purchased \ farm near
Fort Collins and will soon take pos
session of their new property.
There was . dinner, party at the
Chas. S. Mulford home Saturday
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Palmer and family; MIR. and Mrs.
w. A. Walker and daughter. Alta.
OF Lone Tree: Miss Newton and Mr.
and Mrs. Duane DeVOtie.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. A. Montfort
have moved on to their farm which
they recently bought from A. ID.
Wright. The Montforts are new ar
rivals and come here from Iowa.
The Misses Nora Wilson and Mabel
Haney. who are teachers In the
Meeker building in Greeley spent
the week end with Miss Georgie
Baker. Miss saker lad had birth
day on Thursday and Saturday even
ing. her sister. Mrs. F. Brown en-
tertained for them. The time was
spent at 900" and the occasion
greatly enjoyed by all present.
| Aull.
Roy and Chas. Williams and Fred
johnson left Sunday for La Porte.
They expect to bring back load Of
poles from the hills.
Miss Geneva Stone. of Eaton. IS
Visiting ncr aunt. Mrs. Maggie Oil
yer.
C. 4. Collins 10 building a barn
on his place. He intends to put an
addition ON his house as we'll.
Mrs. 8. H. Larson 10 the guest
Of her sisterD. Mrs. A. w. Hart and
Mrs. Robert Pence. Jr. Her hus-
band IL still in Nebraska but as
soon a. his business alfairs are put
in shape. he villa Join her at Ault
and they Wall make their home here.
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. D. Mattison write
from San Frsnciscoi stating that they
had ane trip and are very much
pleased with California.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-24
FRIDAY, DEC. "a, 1909.

State Senator Freehafer has
been arrested in southern Idaho
for violating the anti-pass law,
he having used a pass over the
P. & I. N. road. Freehafer was
the chronic reformer who kept
himself so conspicuously in the
public eye during the last legis-
lature and was ever fighting for
some reform measure. 1t seems
now as if he has been caught in
the tolls of some of his own
measures which he evidently
thought were only applicable to
''the other fellow" If guilty,
he should suffer for his trans
gression, and other state officials
who dodge the laws they have
helped to saddle on the unwary
public should also be made to
feel that the laws Of our state
are for the high and mighty as
well as the lowly. What's
Sauce for the goose" certainly
ought to be sauce for the gan
der"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-24

No doubt many of the police
departments around the country
will now add President Zelaya's
system of hypodermic injections
of pepper and chill sauce to the
celebrated third degree when
they have an exceptionally well
qualified candidate to work on.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-24

A third class postoff1ce for
Cottonwood as starter for 1910
is not bad by any means. Now
let a sewer system and paved
streets be added to it-and per-
haps a county seat-during the
year and the record will be
worthy of a front page in the
history of our city's progress.