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The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02

Miss Hazel Gould, a sister of Mrs. Fred Fickhardt, arrived on the lief ferson last night from Seattle and will spend the winter in Skagway with Mrs. Fred Fickhardt.
 William A. Michaelis left on the Jefferson for the Jim River valley to be gone for an indefinite period, Mir. Mlchaelis is an old soUdouS': and one of the pioneers C; A'lin.
 Miss Pearl Hompes, who has been a' the Simpson hospital at Juneau for several weeks returned on the Jefferson and will remain in skag- way until after the holidays.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02

Oscar Bergman returned on the Jefferson after six weeks vacation spent in San Francisco and Seattle.
 R. B. Esuouf of the Arctic Trading company Of Whitehorse arrived on tha Princess May this morning and will return to Whitehorse tomorrow.
 Frank McPhee, the Carcross mer- chant, arrived on the Princess May and will leave for Carcross tomor- row morning. Mir. McPhee has just returned from Seattle, where he ac- companied his wife, who will spend the winter there with her parents.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
NEWS
 HAS FIELD
IRy Alaska Newa Rureau.l

SEATTLE. Dec. 2-The National Press association has retired from the Alaskan field and the Alaska News bureau is now furnishing news to all the Alaskan afternoon papers with the exception of the Gold Dig ger of Nome and the Daily News of Fairbanks.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
5R. NORMAN
 PASSES AWAY

That Dr. Franklin c. Norman re- gently died in Arizona is the informa- ton received by A. M. WallIck in a letter from II. B. Runnells of Puyal- lup. The letter did not state any of the particulars of Dr. Norman's death
 Dr. Norman was White Pass sur geon in Skagway for three years. He left here about a year ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
FIGHTERS ID
 GET FORTUNE
(By AIaska News Bureau.J

HOBOKEN, N. J. Dec. 2-Tex Rick ard. who promoted the Gans-Nelson fight at Goldnelds, has been awarded the contract to stage the Jeffries. Johnson fight. Rickard offered a guaranteed purse of $1OO,OOO and two. thirds of the profits of the moving pictures. The fight will take place in San Francisco not later than July 4th., 1910.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
IDITAR0D LOOKS LIKE WINNER

of four foot dirt running five cents to the pan. It is all shallow, from 12 to IA feet in depth. Excellent prospects are being opened up on Slate creek, and there is great ac. dvity there. Like the rest of the country it wants prospecting, and the work so far has been necessarily been slow Lots of cabins ar going up on Otter and in the neighborhood. The whole country is staked from on end to the other. Everybody is satis- fled that he came, and everybody is sure that the country will be a win ner."
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
DR. MOORE IS
 COMING BACK
tey AIaska News sureau.l

SEATTLE. Dec. 2-Dr. I. H. Moore, a pioneer of skagway and afterwards physician for five years at Treadwell. now a property owner at Seattle. has announced his intention of leaving for the Iditarod gold fields early In Jan uary. Many other old time Alaskans are planning to go to the new dig gings this winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02

 FIGHT COMBINE
tBy AIaoka News Buroau.)

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The indepen- dent telephone companies have united and will fight the gigantic combine formed by the Bell interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
.GOOK SEEKS
 EXCLUSION
tsy Alaska News sureau.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-Dr. Freder- ick Cook. the polar explorer, is said to be taking treatment at Muldoon's physical culture" sanitarium to re- gain his health Friends deny that Dr. Cook has broken down, but it is rumored on reliable authority that he is suffering from a severe attack of nervous prosration.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
HAS
 A CLOSE GALL

William Seymour fell from the coal bunkers at the railroad shops last night while assisting in loading coal on a tender and suffered several se- were contusions. He is now at the White Pass hospital. His injuries are not serious.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
BEING
 SIDE STEPPED
Csy Alaska News Bureau.)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 2-BOth Secretary BaIinger and Attorney Gen eral Wickersham are evading the issue regarding the question raised regarding the latter's exhoneratlon of the charges made against Ballinger by Louis Glavis in connection with the Alaska coal land cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
NEGRO PREACHER BURNED
 ALIVE BY GEORGIA M0B

mob. Harvard was tied to a stake and oil and combusubles heaped about him.
 Booth was prominent business man and very popular here.
 The authorities are endeayoring to learn the identity of the ring leaders of the mob.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
tsy Alaska News BureauJ

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 2-Sec- retary of State Knox today severed diplomatic relations with Nicaragua and sent the minister from Nicaragua bis passports embodied in scathing rebuke. War will be declared against
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
PRINCESS HAY m?PORT

The Princess May arrived in port at o'clock this morning with II pas sengers and 75 tons of freight The May will sail south at 4 o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
TIES
 UP TRAFFIC
Csy Alaska News Bureau.)

SEATTLE. Dec. 2-The switch mems strike on the railroads running from St. Paul to Seattle has complete ly paralyzed the freight traffic and but few passenger trains are moving
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
tRy Alaska News Rureau.l

COCHRAN, Ga. Dec, 2-Because the automobile driven by Henry Booth frightened his team of mules, John Harvard, a negro preacher, shot and killed Booth yesterday afternoon.
 Last night Harvard was captured and burned alive by an infuriated
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
i JEFFERSON IN AND OUT

The Jefferson arrived in port at 10 o'clock last night with l2 passen- gers and 54 tons of freight and sailed south at o'clock this morning with 29 passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02

Mir. and Mrs. Lee Guthrie left for the south on the Jefferson.
 Richard Kennedy and J. w. Burn ham. the Rainy Hollow mining men, left for Seattle on the Jefferson.
 II. B. Berdoe, fuel agent for the B. Y. N company at Whitehorse, sailed for Seattle on the Jefferson.
 Enjoy the latest musical compost, tions played with the skill of Pader, ewski at the Mascot. tf
 M. Markwer of Victoria, B. C., ar, rived in Skagway on the Princess May and is guest of the Pullen house.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
FIERCE FIRE AT
 PRINCE RUPERT

Arrivals from Vancouver on the Princess May state that last Tuesday morning a disastrous fire destroyed the electric light, heat and power plant at Prince Rupert. The plant was situated on McBride and Sixth Ave uue.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
WAR Is THREATENED

Nicaragua unless President Zelaya speedily comes to terms.
 WASHINGTON, D, c. Dec. 2-It is believed that Congress will undoubted Iy declare war upon Nicaragua next Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02

Miss Cora Benson returned from Juneau on the Jefferson.
 T. J. Standish left for Seattle on the Jefferson to be gone about a month.
 Fred Rosenberg was a passenger on the Jefferson. He will spend his vacation in Seattle and Portland.
 The ladies of the W. c. T. U. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O clock at the home of Mrs. Good.
 You are welcome at the Mascot Warm and comfortable. Latest mu- sic. finest records. delicious refresh ments. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-02
BLOW
 INJURIES B0Y

Harry Wurzbacher was accidentally knocked in the head while playing to- day and the blow was so severe that he was compelled to be absent from school this afternoon. He was temp Orarily unconscious.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
HOUSTON ITEMS.

The Houston stars, the junior base bail club,
has organized for this season, and would like %
secure dates for games with all junior cams from
ElIendale to FELTON,. All correspondence should
be addressed to Benton CoInselman, Houston,
Delaware.
Red Cloud Tribe, No. 50, Impd. o. R ~, have
elected the following officers: P. Heber scott, s.
Anon Armour; s., Howard Deatrich; J S.
George Townsend: C. Of r.. W. A Dawson
K OF W.. John h. johnson, Jr C. Of W.
Pearl Kemp, and will make the installation
at an early date. The degree team Of Red Cloud
Tribe tracked 10 the camp I'VE Of SOckimOs on
last Tuesdays sleep and conferred the adoption
degree 10 pale face IN a most creditable man-
ner.
Lawrence wOOters Is in the moving picture
buainess and gave his first show In Red Mems
Hail on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Man owes
on Thursday evening.
Owing TO the Indictment weather OF last sun
day there was no service In our church In the
morning; but al the evening service there was a
large congregation 20 welcome Onr pastor back
with Us for another year. The Lords supper has
been deferred four weeks hence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WinslOw entertained New
York friends on Sunday last.
Mrs. o. A. Newton OF BridRevllle, was The
guest Of Mrs 3 E. DickeTsOD last week
Mrs. Voshell. Of Smyrna, has been visiting
Mrs K. f. Councilman.
Mrs Thomas Alexander spent last week with
her daughter RS. Homer Hopkius near Laws
Church
Misses Lena aud Emma Dawson visited Hsr-
ringtOn last Saturday and sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
BURRSVILLE.

Rev Thomas sards many / lends here are
glad 70 welcome him back, he being assigned 20
BurTsville charge OF the NJ. +. Church for au-
other year by the recent session Of the Winning
ton Conference.
W. r. Rob nsOn, who formerly resided on the
Stevens farm but lived near Brownsville died at
his home on Thursday morning last
Hiss Laura v. Stafford a student Of the State
Normal School, West chester, has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Thurman A. Garrett.
Rev. Samuel Ensminger OF UuiOn NJ. P. Church
preached his farWell sermon on Sunday morning
it being his last sermon before Conference.
Fafmen in this vacinity are busy planting pO-
tOtoes and peaa and farm labor Is at a premium.
Mr.. aud MH John Paris we're recent visitors
AZ the home OF John Weaver. near Greensboro.
Lyman Porter after spending ten days with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Porter, returned
20 West Chester on Monday.
MT, and Mn A. 7. HOrter we're Greensboro
visitors Sunday.
Mr and Ms Luther Griffith aud son Oram, Of
Henderson s the guest Of the formers daughter
Mft C. n. FOlrtaln.
Miss Mary v. Darrah. Of Clayton, now has
charge Of our school
Mrs. Alice N. Stafford and sou James we're
visitors at the ONE Of MessrH. Harry and EN-
nett Raughley OF near Houston recently
Miss Mary ThaWlev. Of Coalitions Grove"
spent two days Of last week with her friend.
Mis- FiorTle Dill.
Miss Wiihmina Wilson after spending several
weeks with Denton friends has returned home
Il being put 10 q vote saturday Is 70 whether
the H. r. Parsonage shouid remain here or be
moved 10 Denton. The majority rules so Il was
decided 10 remain here.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
HARRINGTON.

on Tuesday the stork visited Mr. and MIS-
James Neal and left them a fine little son
Miss Bertha Collision has been visiting her
uncle 0'and Anderson, of Fredericksburg. Nd.
Alfred Paris who resides near WhitesChurch
died OF consumption ON Wednesday afternoon
and was buried at HarriBgtun cemetery on
Friday afternoon. An able sermon was preached
by Rev MT smith at Whites Church. Mr..
Paris recently returned from Colorado where he
had gone for his health. II G has been a chris
tian ior several months.
Last week fine young gentlemen came 20
visit Mr.. aad Mrs y. J Harrington and DE has
found MS surroundings so pleasant be has de
cided 10 remain permanently
Wiilism Purne'l has removed 10 a farm near
Milford.
Mrs Clancy spent Saturday AVID sunday with
Mrs ". a. Coyerda as Houston.
Mise. Mvia Hopkins OF Philade nhia. Nora
sapp of Nj. Peasant Mr.. and Mrs. ice static d
o. Burisvi le. Mrs Porter OF Greensboro. are and
have been town YssiiOrs.
Marion Reese has returned from the home Of
his father, Rev Mr.. Reese Of near Chester. He
has the sympathy of his many friends here in
the bereavement Of bis mother. cheer upi
mother is not dead but liveth in Gods kingdC
she is waiting Tor husband and children over
there
Rev Dr. smith and Mrs Smith, Misses Eliza.
beth Jump Letha Anderson, May Jones, Sara
Jones. Martha Dill, Bessie shaw, Katharine
Eennerly. and Emma shaw have been visiting
Mrs samuel Harrington visited Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. era les Smith entertained DI.
and Mrs Smith al tea on tuesday,
The treets OF Harrington are TO be improved,
81 least that is the Word given out by the pre-
sent board Of Town Council. The plan az now
ia mind is 10 cover the main business streets
with crushed grant, lime tone grinding to
dust and being therefore very Objectionable and
the present grade being maintained. This will
afford very greatiui relief from the mud Of the
past winter. and the banks Of dust which whirl
at every gust of the winds caprice We under
stand thai the work will be commenced in April,
ana we sincerely hope that It Will not finally re-
SUIT in a dream OF the present Board OF Council
men, Our streets are early as bad as are those
OF Dover, and as we have more town pride than
Dover some hing must be done quickly.
Land values 10 and about Harrington have re-
sponded TO the advancement OF the town, and
last Saturday two tracts Of real estate belonging
% the late Curtis Sapp, and lOca ed Just at the
western edge OF Harrington, were sold al public
sale under an agreement between the six hein
10 close up their Interests. The home tract Of
sixty five acres was purchas ed by Noah Cain for
- 625 TO- 7i Is per acre Mr. cain will build a
handsome residence on part Of the land for
himself, and divide the tract into two places
The OF her part of the and contained siXty.five
acres also, aboui half Of which is in timber, and
located one mile from the Fleming Mills. This
track brought 81 s25 90. aud II was bought BY f.
Fleming, who will cut the timber and haul II to
bis mills in this place.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
ELLENUALE.

Ills often regretted that the position o. rewf
CORES DondeDts brings such remOrse feeling and
such unpleasant tasks We are sometimes cons
plimented with kind remarks and good wishes
Tor me pleasure that comes IN the discharge o.
such dnues; but in an experience o. thirty
wears there Is no pleasure, comfort or comp enta-
lion that would induce the beginning OF life
again 10 such business with 10 suspense, an,
gnish. shame and sorrow 70 contend viii ana
10 Law bare 10 the public the actions and mlsde-
meanors Of friends and neighbors, knowing that
ID will be heralded for and near 70 friends and
foes and strangers. But 10 has never become our
duty and task 70 report tnat which carries Win
il more extreme pain ana sorrow than We &C,
curhnce Of last Thursday evening when Two Of
the most respected citizens Of this town and com
munity became involved IN dispute which re-
suited In JDO smith, a young lumber merchant Of
This place, striking John Niche, young farmer.
near here with a rail knocking him senseless
and placing HIN und n the care Of physician
~ q critical condition The case was reported
TO Deputy Attorney General Wiley, VINO 10 turn
SEM Detective Walls here 70 investigate the mat
ter No arrests have been made and ~ this time
Mr. Niche is still in great danger Of his lie Tor
Dr Samson declares that unless the ciOt OF blood
which has formed on the brain Is removed IN
sOn eWay that recovery IS impossible.
Mn LeKites aud Mayor d. II. Reed have
been called TO Wilmington again this week 10
attend court, and almost the entire population
nave been gummOned 10 appear In said Gaze.
our old Pastor, Rev. J. NJ. kelso, preached his
farewell sermon on sunday evening and Athere
was much 8 rroW among his friends al his leav-
ing our new minister came Thursday aud will
begin his passionate here on sunday evening, at
" hich time IL is ex pected that tie church will
be backed with appreciative congregation.
We are pleased TO announce that our friend
wall Workman, who owns a brag trOter, has re-
ceiVed a challenge TO appear al Lincoln race
course and tFy heat with brag horse Of that
community. We are sure Walt will be on Ia
and that there will be fun galore.
The kind expression from the pen OF D. A. G.
g. much appreciated, and perhaps he can aid us
30 ending the true definition to 'Swamp Anger
as we have looked through Webster, dorchester
and AppleiOn's guide, but have failed 70 gain
any correct information as TO It's significance.
Bnt nov can our nice dignifed and gallant
friend, g. Il c., who has always rooted In our
swamp. compare an angel to 3. o. q we fail
20 comprehend. II is a cOnundrum 10 large and
profound for our feeble mental ability 10 cope
with
The stOrk visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
No Re and left fine 10 pound baby Cir.
PAUI pFy
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
GREENWOOD.

r v Ocheltrre. one Of our prosperous young
I farmers. was married TO Miss Annie Johnson, Of
Concord, Nd. Wednesday Mar. a, in tho Con-
cord Church. Mr.. Ochelt &c has been w'dcwer
for the past nine years and had his home already
prepared or his bride whom he brought home
Immediately after the wedding ceremony was
performed.
W. + Jones has some fine millinery goods Tor
Easter and fine milliner TO trim the Faster
Jessie Wiley has gone to Philadelphia to visit
Harry Layfie was nome to visit his par, nts
and lady friend last Sunday. This is his last
visit to his home here. as ReY. L. w. Layheld
will move this week to FELTON,, his home for the
coming year.
Ambrose Wiley gave a party to the Young folks
last Saturday evening and all had hne time
We have plenty Of fish in town but thew are
goo price Shad 3)c and zoe each; herring, 3Oc
a dozen.
Clayton johnson has returned from the Cats
kill Mouu'aius in New York. where he spent The
winter with relatives and friends.
Two children Of James Praltis, eOlqred were
we're playing at the wood pile when the younger
aged two years, laid his baud on the chopning
block where it was hat by the other boy with an
axe. The chi was hrOugh to DR.. zimmerman
who amputated the hand: at the wrist joint. il
being cut so badly. The boy stood the operation
niee;Y and is doing very well at time OF this
writing
Rachel Draper who attended a party given by
Miss Johnson, Of Coon Den School House, was
badly hurt bv being thrown out Of a carriage.
being rendered unconscious. John Steward and
others went 70 her assistance and she was carried
to a house where she was restored to conscious
ness and is now slowly improving. The carriage
was a total wreck.
Mrs. Ada Wiremau has been compelled to 90 to
a.hospital for treatment. A doctor from Milford
has Ell attending her for some time and
Gently he pronounced il q running cancer in her
left side. Mrs. Wi-emRn has a husband and sew
eral children.
S. P. Jones, Of Harrington, is visiting at the
home Of Alex. Jones.
J. H. Hughes, who moved here from Glendale
Jas uary lst, has been sick since the second week
In January and is NO better 81 time Of writing.
He Is suffering with tuberculosis. Dr. r. r. Pal
mer is in attendance now, DIR. Walter Hunter
being out Of town, Last week Mr.. Hughes WAS
taken with. hemorrhsges and is still IN q ser
ious condition.
At the next meeting ofthe Washington Grange
the ladies will have charge The literary pro
gam will be the discussion Of the subject
Flower Culture and the best varieties for an
outdoor garden Refreshments will be served
and a members are requested TO be present.
Ada Collision has returned home to Easton, at
ter a ten weeks visit TO her cousin.
party was given last TuesdBy night by Mr.
Richie wh0 lives on the old Redman Farm Sew
erai Of our young folks had invitations and had
a very good time.
Our BOYS are maxi g crates. Of them make
$50 crates in a day and stop work at O'Clock in
the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
HARRESON.

Mrs. lydia Me &c has improved her residence
by trimming her siade trees.
Miss Mayne Short was Harbeson visitor on
SATURDAY..
Mrs Lydia Russell, Of Milton. has been the
guest OF her daughter Mrs. Lydia Mcgee.
Mr. aud Mrs Alfred Veasey visited her mother
on Saturday and Sunday.
The W. e. T. y. will meet with Mr.. aud Mrs.
oiiister Moore on Thursday April Sth
Miss Bessie Veasey visited Miss Maud Veasey
on Monday
Chas Davidson Is on the sick list.
Goidie Pettyiohn and J. Ito lis Dodd visited
Harbcsou Saturday.
Ms. Anna Douring visited her mother Wed
uesday.
daniel al Lincoln this week.
Dr, Roberts Of Milford Is spending few days
in town this week.
Willard Scarborough Is much improved and is
expected to return 20 school soon.
Misses Meta Rust and Mayne Mcgee were en-
terfained on Wednesday evening BY Mrs, chattie
Davidson
Don't miss the entertainment to be given At
Beaver Dam School House on Saturday evening
April 10Th. Il viii consist Of the play. In the
Wrong Clothes recitations. etc. The Gorge
town Orchestra viii Furnish music. A small adj
mission will be charged.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
WHITES ITEMS.

Leila Price and Lucy Arnold spent Monday
evening wish Mildred Jewell
Fannie Poor has returned home after spend
ing some time with her sister
Wheatley Travis, who has been spending
some time AZ Big stone Beach shad fishing,
spent Saturday and Sunday al his home near
here
sumption. The funeral was held at White 4
NJ. +. Church on Friday and lnterment made
al HOLLYWOOD Cemetery.
Eva Wyatt has returned home after spending
some time with her uncle.
Thomas Robinson died on Thursday last.
lnteTment WIS made 10 Greensboro Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
CALHOUNS DISTRICT.

The VIZ TIL will meet al Mrs. Ger. a. Teas ON
Apr. s. A large attendance Is requested.
Farmers are now busy sowing oats and peas for
hay owing to the scarcity Of orn and other feed.
Mrs Elizabeth Indie was fond dead sunday
Mac. 2Sth, az her home near Brick Granary Fun
eral services were held Tuesday a. Slaughter
Neck Church, Rev. r. /. Cochran preaching the
funeral luterment in the adjacent cemetery.
John Coverdale Is spending two weeks in
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Warren visited their
day last.
Ona Carpenter was unfortunate this week in
losing fine Young colt.
Owen Deputy while working IN his field saw
buzzard fying with a stee' trap fastened to
one OF It's feet The vHlture was captured, the
trap loosened and the BIRD set free.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02
At a Big
Reduction.

For the next 30 days we
will sell all our Watches Clocks
JeweIry, Cut Glass, etc, and
should you want a good watch
or piece of jewelry. it will pay
you to come here as we will
save you money.
Engraving Done Free.
Fine Repairing.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-02

And we can safely say
that we have the best and
most stylish suits that can
be produced to sell at $40.
SIS and Sl8.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-06

their organization throughout the
northwest. Men who have no further
interest in Spokane than to make trou-
Bile have ridden the blind baggage or
the brakebeams to Spokane to compel
the city government to yield to their
wild clamor. These are not citizens of
Spokane. Many of them have not even
a vote anywhere in the country They
are outsiders who are trying to run a
municipality in which they have no
interest. The citizens of Spokane in
sist on running their own affairs. They
are not 10 be bulfied by set Of out
siders who care more for the hollow
echo of false phrases than for the sub
stance Of liberty If these men are
compelled to work on the rock pile.
the jail viii soon have terrors for
them. NO work, no meat" viii soon
cause these men to be willing to get
out of town. No compromise is need
ed. 1t is a test of strength now. and
il shonId be settled once for ALL
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-06

the vicinity of Mcouarrie. east o!
Missoula.
Mrs. MCDANIEL visited friends and
relatives in Hamilton few days re-
Gently.
George Jones is having n four-room
dwelling house built on his place south
of Carlton.
cleye Jones and Will Bribery have
gone up the Blackfoot hunting.
Royce Durnford and Fred Rigby
have gone to Great Falls. where they
will get team and wagon and drive
back and hunt along the way.
Airs. Jones is preparing To move to
Missoula next week
Frank Wemple moved to Florence
this week.
Mr.. Dye and family have moved to
the place formerly owned by Mr..
Wemple here.
Loren Hendrickson was down from
Hamilton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Holland of
Lolo visited Mrs. Hollands father,
Mr.. Miller. here last Sunday.