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Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

morning. As the fire took place about o'clock in the morning it is hard to Slrmise the origin.
 Mir. Stoudcr and family have left AIr. Chambers place and will soon leave for California. All will miss them as they were good neighbors and the young people very prominent in social circles.
 Mr. and Mrs Jackson were out driv- ing Monday night
 W. r.. Barry purchased an Iron Springs ticket Wednesday, bat owing to the rush of melons he has been unable to leave. He will doubtless go up on the summer widoWers' speCial' Saturday afternoon.
 Misses Ida and Bessie Woodring were shopping in Phoenix Saturday morning.
 < wagon heavily loaded with melons broke down on the santa Fe tracks Tuesday and the ground was strewn with luscious melons. The accident has caused the railroad company to attend to the crossing.
 Fred Tait has had both electric lights and fans put into his house, the power coming from the asylum. It will not be long before the ranchers will ba having all city comforts combined with numerous country privileges, and that will make ideal homes.
 Henry Chambers moved a piece of hay for MT Whipple this week.
 Friends of NIT. and Mrs. Champie will be interested to know that they have had another visit from the stork, who left a little stranger. NIr. Cham pie lives near Prescott.
 Mir HuddIcstonc was calling this week upon Mir Barker and family. They were all acquaintances at Flu gene, Ore.
 The ranchers feel very grateful to McKoe's Cash Store for its letter in the city papers. It voiced their sen timeHt exactly The meeting of the Salt River Valley Water Users asso- ciation was attended by some of the rlnchers from this district and not much was accomplished as was stated.
 NIr. Curtis who left here on the 4th of the month for Missouri, has no doubt reached home by this time, al- though he was held up several days in New Mexico by high waters. IL has been heard here from letters from the Aiken family that Ray has had a hard attack of whooping cough and is now entirely blind. It is hoped he may at least regain as good sight as he had before.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Chambers and son. Ernest, were visiting home Friday morning.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
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Wanted. everybody in Maricopa county to know of the ice cream so- cial at Cartwright church tonight. Bring all the dimes you can spare and cool off after this hot weather. Also visit with your neighbors, which you have neglected during having time, be- fore they leave for the coast.
 Mrs. Price and Miss Mae Ashby were visitors in town last Saturday. Miss Ashhy was shopping to get ready Co go to California, where J. E. Ashby is at present.
 Mrs. Tannehin and Mrs. Zandcr were visitors at the l.. D. Rousseau home Monday.
 Mrs. Al Shoot and children spent last Sunday with Mrs. Shoots sister, Mrs J. H. Barry of West End.
 Otis Banks visited Ora Clay last Fri day and Saturday.
 Fred Clark and Francis Tompkinson took dinner with Roy Doyle Sunday.
 Miss Alice Coyle of Phoenix is spend ing week visiting Miss Clara Wilky of Independence.
 One of the most enjoyable occasions which has occurred in the Isaac dis trict for some time took place at the home of l.. NJ. Miller on July i. Every
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

Y. C. Moore is putting the finishing touches on the new roof and kitchen he has been building.
 W. F. Welcome was out on hrs ranch Thursday.
 A c. Matthews favorite driving horse got into the wire fence the first of the week and was badly cut.
 The Misses Vera and Vida Moore spent Thursday visiting at the Miles home.
 J. p. Bates celebrated his siXty-siXth birthday Wednesday and in remem- brance of the day his son Thurman presented him with a fine gold-headed cane.
 Miss Ruth Thomas has been on the s-ck list this week.
 W. F. Gregory is shipping some fine tomatoes to various markets through out the territory.
 Mir and Mrs. II. ". Chambers visited with home folks one day this week.
 John Hcdgpeth is helping his brother, Jess. with his ranch work this week.
 Mrs. Mamie Perrin of Peoria visited her old home at the Goebel ranch Sat urday and in the evening in company with Mrs. Goebel was shopping in the city.
 Mrs. W. Hayden. Miss Helen and Master WilfOrd Hayden spent Thurs day visiting at the H w. Pierson home. Mrs. Pierson and daughters, Frankie and Lucile. expect to leave for Prescott in the morning for a months stay.
 Seth Hudgens is this week hauling grain from the ranch where he former ly lived.
 Joe EgIy is hauling baled alfalfa to town.
 A number of our farmers attended the meeting of the Water Users asso- citation Wednesday for the purpose of fighting the scheme for building a ",yater temple" Most of our people feel that the cost of the irrigation sys- tenn will be all they can stand With out allowing every little improvement the officials see fit to cOnjure up.
 Mrs. Will Chambers and children were visiting at the C. c Chambers home Friday.
 The two little Thrift boys have a burrO and cart and just now they are making good use of it. for every day they may be seen with load of lus- cious melons going from house to house where they find a ready sale for thelr product.
 A crew of men is at work cutting off the brush and trimming the trees along the banks of the Maricopa canal
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
WILS SON DISTRICT.

Wilson. July 16-Mrs. Win Cham bera. with the babies, was caller at the home of wills father, C. C. Cham bers. last Friday afternoon.
 Last F1.idav afternoon Mrs. Charhe Thompson drove in to meet the after noon train from the north on which were her mother, Mrs. Palmer, and her sister. Mrs Keith, with her husband Dr Keith and baby, Margaret. On Saturday Mr Palmer, a brother, and his family drove over from Tempe and a family reunion was held at the Thompson home. pr. and Mrs. keIth went out Saturday afternoon on the EIks' special and are now cooling orr and witnessing the Ellls' festivities on the coast.
 Miss Evelyn Williams, assisted by Miss Josie Kinney, gave surprise partv in honor of her brother, Marvin S. twentv-sccond birthday on Wednesday evening. All had a delightful time and regretted when the hour came for de- rarturc. The evening was spent with music and games and delicious refresh meuts of cake and ice cream were serV- cT The invited guests were Miss Lil- liam lra.C-. Miss Emma Curtis, Miss WIrifrod Pritchctt, Miss Harriet Hay ois. Misses Annie and Louise Agner and MT. and Mrs. Jackson, Otho Dor sett. Chauncey Smith, Victor Housan, Thomas Bromley, Talmage Burch, Guy Chism, Dick Osmundson, Walter Dor set. Christian Agner and Marvin and Harrison Williams.
 Mrs. F. A. Higgins, who has spent
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

ernoon. Mrs. Mickey hitched up her auto and drove into town with them. Mrs. Moore was at the wheel.
 J. F. Doyle is having his grain threshed at last It is nearly the last field in the Cartwright district, but is also nearly the best.
 Miss Anna Miller is spending the summer with her folks near Murphy, her sister having gone east.
 Mrs. Pendergast and her daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ. Harmon, left for the coast Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Tom Horton will leave next week. The country is getting depopu- lated. especially of ladies. The men stay at home and run the ranches.
 Miss Myrtle Isaac has returned from an extended trip up the coast as far as Seattle, where she took in the fair. She saw many sights while away and reports a fine time.
 Vim. Lossing has been very busy ex- tracting honey the past week. Mrs. Losing and Ida are enjoying them selves on the coast.
 II. Renaud and daughter. Louise. have left san Francisco for Seattle by boat. They expect to take fin the fair and then go east.
 Our rural carrier reports 224 boxes at present with prospects very bright for several more this month. Just think of picking pennies out of each one on a nice cool day like the last two or three days have been. Never mind. Mir Carrier, better days are com- ing and the rural service will be appre- ciatcd more than it is at present.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
CARTWRIGHT

Cartwright. July 15.-There will be Sunday school at Cartwright Sunday at 9:3O am. L. A. Nichols, superin- tendent-
 The children of the Mite Box bri- eade, who are trying for the prize offered by N B. Brooks. must re- member that they have less than a month to work in, as the mite box opening will be some time in August.
 Mr. Coy. who was for many years a resident of Cartwright, but who moved from here to Buckeye and afterwards to California returned a few weeks ago to Arizona and on Wednesday of this week he moved onto the old VinseI ranch west of Cartwright. Mir. Coy says he has come tO stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Mann and chil- dren. and Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Cart wright and children. visited Mrs. W. II. Mann of Phoenix Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Shoot visited the Capitol City Saturday and made a purchase of about S25O worth of furniture for their new house.
 Mrs. ] R. Sheets visited her daughter Mrs. Bob Logue Tuesday and in the afternoon they called on Mrs. Mcclure.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright eX- pcct to start the first of the week for the Cartwright COW ranch in the hills. They will in this way escape the hot weather.
 Mrs. Joe Tcmpkius and baby left Wednesday for the coast to spend the hot months Mir. Tompkins will go a little later to the hills for his vaca- ton where he will spend his time in hunting.
 John Nelson has finished having and is engaged at present in hauling his baled hay to the Alhambra ware house where he is storing. James Inge. Bob Logue and Arch FitzhuSh are assisting him.
 J. A. Vinson was having corn patch planted on Wednesday. It is only a small patch for home use.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. c. GlossbrenneI and family were the guests of MT and Mrs. $. N. Mcclure on Sunday
 Alfred and Stokely Vinson each have a new target rifle which they are learning to use very successfully The party of sight-seers composed of the Sheet boys. Pat CharlesboiS and Henry Irwin, who left here short time ago are in Los Angeles at present enjoying the Elks' con- VentiOn.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
CREIGHTON.

Creighton. July 16.-A family by the name of Clark moved in the place for n,arrv owned by F. W. Robbins.
 Isaac Collins was uo from the ranch west of town Thursday looking after The home place and attending to the tbreshing and storing Of wheat crop Fere.
 Robert Etter is cutting and baling fine crop of alfalfa this week
 Tom Ettcr is hauling hay to the city AIrs. Myrtle and Harry osborn were ont from town Monday and were call ing at the Etter and osborn homes
 Hubert Hunter was calling on the Hiclzman's at Lees ranch the first ol the week.
 Jess and Eva Kleck were calling on home folks sunday evening
 John Riordan is hauling hay for rom Etter.
 l.. NJ. Hogue is having his alfalfa raleG this week
 II. J. EgIy was a Phoenix visitor Wednesday.
 Fred Tait's threshing outfit is work ing in the west side of the district tEis week Mondav and Tuesday they threshed grain on the Germania place. Miss Edna Kleck visited with Miss Minnie Imbach Thursday.
 Miss Minnie RIvius is visiting at the C NJ Etter home this week.
 J. II. Rhodes was calling on Jerry Sullivan in the osborn district Satur- day morning.
 F F. Van Kirk was calling on J. A. Potts Saturday
 Mrs Chester Nathers spent Sunday with home folks in the Wilson district.
 Miss Mary Perkins was calling on Miss Ruth Creighton Monday.
 Justus Goebel left for Prescott Sat UId4y on both business and pleasure
 II W. Pierson and family Were visit ing in town Thursday
 Al Frederick was calling at the Shra- der home Thursday.
 II. ". Chambers was in the clly Thursday.
 Last Sunday Chester MatheTs, Geo ". Peterson, Lyman LaTourrette and C M. Moore made a trip to Hisley's s siding on the P. & F., ten miles south east of Mesa. The trip was made in MT. Moore's Bab- Req auto. The day ,,as spent looking over that part of the ,-sIley lying outside of the new High la,d or Eastern. canal, and which just ,-.ur seems 10 be the mecca of the hrmesteader. This land is in nature somewhat similar to the famous Glen dale Ioess and la-s smooth, with just enough slope to draw properly. me un. drawback is water However the association formed by the thirty or more homcsteaders who have located un the land has been boring in differ ,nt places and has found three strata of water the first at seventy feet, the third and main body at no feet. rms vein when tapped rose in the well to a depth of fifty feet and the supply seems inexhaustibIe. Il is from this source they hope to develop a suffi- cicut quantity for irrigation purposes. U is the intention of the settlers this fall to put out several hundred acres of orange trees as well as a large acre age of sugar beets. good crop or srIir hay was grown on the ground oi 1U" ranches this season by dry farm ing.
 Mrs. Tom Ettcr was calling on Mrs F. IT. Smith Wednesday.
 C. M. Moore and Geo. w. Peterson Monday evening.
 Lawrence McMannus is working fo' Etter bros. on the baler this week
 Taylor Campbell made a business trip into the district Wednesday,
 Jess Eyre is hauling grain to town this week.
 Verne LaTourrette is hauling hay from the Dnler ranch
 Henry Foltz was calling at the Klecl home Wednesday,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-23

Last week the Leader stated
that the ball game with Mercer
next Sunday would be played az
Mercer when it should nave read.
Washburn.
Aug. E. johnson and DR.. G. Ct.
Forbes went to Grand Forks Mon
day to attend a meeting Of the
Grand Lodge. They are expected
home today.
Nettie Slagg, the little girl who
lost her arm a week ago at Conk-
ling, returned from the Bismarck
hospital this week aud is getting
along nicely.
Mr.and Mrs. John Wacker and
son, Sigmund, of Denl1oaa, spent
the week with their son. A.l5lph
Wacker and family. They left
this morning for Garrison where
they will visit other relatives.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-23

go E-2r 49, s-pETH ~ l*E.. tHEE
McClusky was shut out in a
game Of ball with Fessenden Tues
day. The score was 3toO. Tauer
and Klein did the box work for
McClusky.
Is $50 an object to you? That
is what you can save on board if
you attend Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi. Send
for their year book.
Arrangements have been made
for a bali tournament during the
county fair at Underwood. Nc
EClusky, Mercer, Max, Underwood
aud Washburn will play.
Attorney J. T. Williams OF Will
ton has been in Washburn all
week attending court. On Thurs
day he was taken suddenly sick
while arguing a case and was not
able to resume his work that day.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-23
"A. Callahan
HARDWARE! !,

A son was born at the Whitlock
home Friday morning.
See r. a. Callahan about a gas
oline pumping engine.
A merry-go-round arrived in
Washburn and the little boys and
girls and a few older ones are re-
joicing.
ONE DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washburn, ND.
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Attorney g. F. Dullam was up
from Bismarck the first of the week
to look after several cases that were
being heard this week..
O. III. Gates, A. Pankratz and
u. Schempp we're in Washburn
from Garrison as witnesses in a
court case heard on Tuesday.
Judge Engerud and Attorney
Wright of Fargo were in the city
several days to attend court. Both
are able attorneys and had several
court cases which were heard this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Larson
we're in Washburn acouple of days
this week visiting his sister Mrs,
@. P. Bergstrom. They were on
their return trip to 3owoells from
an eight weeks trip in the East.
A car Of Ground Feed just
received by r. M. Brown.
MI. and Mrs. F. E. Funk and
son spent Sunday in Bismarck
with relatives. They returned
Monday and were called to Bis
marck Thursday tc attend the
funeral of their brother-in-law Dr..
Matchen.
Attorney Mockler came up FROM
Bismarck Monday and remained
here during the week to attend
court. A number of his court
cases have been transferred to
Bismarck where they will be heard
next week.
Mrs. Joseph Mann entertained
a small party of Young ladies last
week in honor Of her cousins, the
Misses Winston Of st. Paul, who
spent a few days with her. a
musical program was given during
the evening which was especially
enjoyed.
Pain can be easily, and quickly
stopped. Pink Pain Tablets
DR.. Shoop's- stop Headaches
womanly pains, any pain, any
where, in 20 minutes sure. For
mula on the 25c box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this for
mula-it's fine. Sold by G. Ct.
Forbes.
The main pastime among the
boys has been swimming. The
days have been very warm and q
plunge into the cool Missouri
seems to give them renewed vigor.
The river is a treacherous one and
there is considerable danger along
with the pleasure.
The 500 freight that reaches
Washburn ahead of the passenger
every morning, ran off the track
Monday morning about a mile
west of Wilton and delayed the
passenger until four in the after
noon. No great damage was done
to the freight. The wreck was
caused by an oil tank a leaving
the track.
Mrs. Galloway, better known in
this county as Miss Jeanette Ward,
spent a couple of days in our city
last week visiting Mrs. y. j..
Haugeberg. She taught school
here in the early days and made
many friends who enjoyed seeing
her again. She returned to Bis
marck Saturday whore she will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Ward, before her return to her
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-23
LOCAL NEWS

+. "a. Callahan has the u. S.
separator for sale.
Attorney Dullam came up from
Bismarck Wednesday to attend
court.
Homer W.allin has accepted a
position as clerk at the Home
Bakery.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS! ALARM
CLOCKS, all kinds, at Persey's,
guaranteed.
Mrs. J. B. Fleming and two
daughters went to Bismarck Sat-
urday on visit with friends.
Attorney R. L. Fraser and wife
were court visitors in Washburn
from Garrison the first Of the week.
j. B Taylor was in Washburn
several days this week buying up
horses and cattle to he shipped to
Chicago.
MI. and Mrs. Will Robinson
and Mrs. Hal Simons came down
from Garrison Monday morning
by auto to attend court.
Otto Grosz, Of Underwood, was
in this city to attend court. He
had a case against the McHugh
Christianson Co., which was tried
on Wednesday.
WANTED-Farm, business or
income property. Send full de-
scription and lowest net price.
Stevens, Box 30lE, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Senator e. S. Neal was in Wash
burn the first of the week on his
return from the south. He went
to Garrison and stayed a day or so
and again returned to New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. McGray and
MI and Mrs. D. Tymeson, Of Gar
rison, passed through Washburn
Tuesday on their way to Bismarck.
The pleasant trip was made by
auto.
Geo. L. Robinson and F. L.
Mackey came down from Garrison
to attend court on Monday. They
were interested in the Pankratz VS..
Robinson case in which the de-
fendant won out.
Mrs. N. F. Boucher came up
from Bismarck Monday and was
called home Tuesday by the ser
ious illness of her son.in-law, DIR.
q. w. Matchen, whose death &C.
Cured Wednesday morning.
James Barton and family came
up from Wilton Wednesday and
spent the day in Washburn. MI.
Bartron says the N. P. has all the
right-of-way between Wilton and
and Dawson and that Wilton will
soon be a railroad center.
Karl Klein and ia m lily left
Thursday morning on a long auto
trip. They will visit relatives and
frinds in both this state and South
Dakota. The trip will be made in
easy stages and it will be an en-
joyable one.
TO LOAN AGENTS = We
wish to arrange with a few more
good reliable loan agents or coun-
try banks to send US applications
for farm loans. Address, INTER
STATE SECURITY COMPANY
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Bran, shorts, Ground Feed
and Cracked Corn tor SAFE
bv r.. M. Brown.
Gottlieb Klein of Turtle Lake
was IN Washburn Monday. MI
Klein has a large farm six miles
from Turtle Lake and reports crops
very good. he has a telephone
and enjoys a talk with his friends
when he is too busy to leave the
farm.
The minstrel show "Wednesday
evening BY the Mahara's Minstrel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
LONG LOST MAIL CAR FOUND.
Booming Richmond Horse Fair
Painful Observation-Disclosures.


LOGAN. cache Co.. April e0-Isorin
Welch. q student ~ the b. y c.. from
Morgan had an accidental fall yester-
day and 81 now suffering from broken
wrist.
The cleaning OF the Logan, Kyle
Par. and smithheld canal will COM
m.nce on Thursday
Many letters that we're addressed
10 The local po-toNicc in 1893 ami were
lost ia q defective car recently flund
are arriving here Of late.
Elder Hyum Hansen OF the Eighth
wand viii leave the scandinavian mis-
sion in "a short time.
The Cache stake quarterly confer
ence win be held May J. and =.
Dentist Green was operated upon for
appendicitis yesterday
The Richmond Horse fair Is the all
Important talk OF the town. An eS-
cuIsion viii boz run from here on the
moruiug or the 22nd and return in
the evening Tho nip VII be made
under the supervision of the local
Boosters club. Many horses win Doe
taken from Logan and surrounding
towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
INTERSTATE BRIEFS

Nrbor nay at Ephralm--The public
schools gave Arhor day the proper at
teutiou. Early Zoo The morning the sis
hundred children came armed with
ehINcls, spades, cite. preparatory TO
cleaning thc school ground. While the
boys worked. the girls Of each grade
prepared "a lunch, to which the boys
dld ample Justice. An Arnor DAY pro-
gram was also given.
Logan Brc,itic--Photographor J.
IT, Itahp has on display sis photos of
which hc is naturally very proud az no
received for Thorn the trophy OF highest
award at tho iutormouutain photo
gaaphcrs convention held in salt Lake
April s. Tho Boosters club is tt-
ting up offices boo the Commercial block.
They expect Co occupy tho offices Of tho
Cache Commercial club by May I.
THU ease of Cart SIS. Logan city, iu
which tho plaintiff 81 asking damages
Tor tho raising of % sidewalk iu front of
Die property. was urgued before tho
jury Friday morning.
Logan News Notcs-Accordiug To- a.
l.. WUJdLuueC, gcnera4 sJperintendent
of che Utah and Idaho divisions Of ths
Telluride Power and Light company.
that company viii soon commence
building another power lime between
Logan and Grace, Idaho. the work tp
con. local manager % tho company.
The case of Peterson VS.. Cornish
gauu 90 am end last evening whom
Judgment was given plaintiff for the
amount of seven notes at $500 Cc7h.
The notes were given as security tlr
the payment OF land.
The class track and field meet at ths
a.. a. g.. Yesterday afternoon was won
by the sophomore class The Ics lmcu
cook second place with the first y-ar
third
Tho LOGAN g. Richmond Irriea ion
company win hold it's annual meeting
lt the Fitch ward moatinghouse Thur
days afternoon at . p. 300.
Notes from stirling, Alberta Now
arrivals at the home of Christopher
Larson o. boy March 20, aud at tho
home OF John Sykes en- girl. April o.
Tho now addition to the ward
mgetmr house ig far enough cOmplct-
cd that 30 can bc used, doubling the
capacity OF the house. Farmers
are busy with spring work. New set-
tiers are arriving and moving onto
their lands cast OF here. preparatory
tD spring work. . . The tail grain
with but fcw exceptions is looking
fine, and with the amount OF mois-
tgro iu tho ground bids fair To- produce
record crop this season Elder
John Hu recently returned from q
mission TO the southern states.
James Peterson o. back from Oakland,
cal. where hc has been spending tho
winter. ... Thomas Spackmau re-
turned on the 10Th from Utah. where
hc has been FOR some time visiting.