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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-02
PANTAGEs,

The Pantages is giving a good
average bill this week, with Jack
Hamilton and 4 Dora Ronca and
Tegge and Daniels rivaling for the
headline honors. Tegge and Dan
iels, in a1aughable and lively Ger
man comedy, make hit from the
start, but maybe Jack Hamilton
and Dora Ronca in their singing
and musical act have a little the
best of it. on the applause and ap-
probation of the more critically in
clined. Dora Ronca, with her sweet
toned violin, which she seems able
to master almost perfectly, scores
a hit. George d. McQuarrie, for
merly leading man in the Jessie
Shirley Co., with Pauline Sain,
appearing in comedy playlet,
Short Pants" has not yet freed
himself from melodramatic style
and passes up some of the oppor-
tunities to bring out the real COM
edy of the act. Many of the old
friends of the two are visiting the
Pantages this week, and "McQuar-
rie and Sain" are coming in for
their share of the applause. A num-
Der of bouquets were presented last
night to Miss Sain, depicted as
the stubborn little wife of but one
week who insists on dressing in
riding habit exactly like that Of
her husband. The Shelvey brothers,
gymnasts, form a flexible trio, per-
forming number of really sensa-
tional feats. Martinetti & Grossi,
European novelty surprise artists,
as they are introduced, are appre-
ciated, and Hassan & Jolyn, globe
rollers, do tricks on the rolling
globes that fairly bring the chills
to the spines of their spectators.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-02

DR.. NJ. F. Settlers is now located
in suit 221 Paulsen block. Phone
Main 1865. Residence. Main 938. $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-02

HAIIUrp1NxyoIJ 0-IvloI Ii =
! l9-zSrSos pNscgs ~ :.
John Hymans and Leila Mol1r
tyre in The Quakeress.'' HOo0'
Royal and her posing horse. Chez
terfield." Hayes and JOhne00 f.
"A Dream of Baby Days" CuNs
ningham and Marion. comedians.
Woods and Woods Trio, cyclistol
The 8. F. Musical Trio, In . refined
musical offering. Cathryn Rowe
Palmer, Coincidence. Orpheum or
chestra and pictures.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09
Wagner Reich.

The marriage of MIR. Clinton G..
Wagner. of Linton, and Miss sophie
Reich, of the Sand Greek neighbor
hood, took place at the home of the
brides parents. three miles ives, of
Brofy. yesterday "Wednesday at
Il 30 a. mn. The Rev N. Wood
Methodist pastor of Linton. per
formed the ceremony, which took
place out of doors i'm front of the.
residence OF the family. MIR. Curtis
Seeley was groomsman and Miss
Lizzie Reich the bridesmaid After
the marriage a sllmptuo,ls dinner
was enjoyed by all The contract
ing parties were the recipients of
many valuable presents.
The groom is one of 1.-THE settlers
who came To the county at AN early
day, and he is held i'm high esteem
by the entire community The bride
is also we'll known and highly re
spected.
Mr.. and Mrs. WAGNER have gone
to visit the Minnesota state fair,
and ON their return will begin
housekeeping in the Wagner resi-
dence in West Linton.
1t is the earnest wish of their
many friends that the journey of
Mr.. and Mrs WAGNER through life
may be happy and prosperous one.
For Sale Cheap A second hand
Majestic range Call at Turner'S
restaurant tau26)
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave a carpet for
you. -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09

Voters of Glanavon, Il questier
soon to come before you for aeci
sion is. Shall we run our district
on warrants. paying $ per cent in,
terest on same. or shall we take the
better plan of bonding and setting
a much less interest rate haven 1
the time to 80 among you just llOW
to argue the question. and a. taxi
the plan of reaching you through a
county newspaper.
We are bound by law to employ
teachers. We must have school
houses, fuel, supplies and everything
needful for the comfort of The little
ones while at school The law a.
quires that we provide these lhlnes
1t Is no use for a few of us old ii.
Young re-heads to prowl These
things take money The members
of the board have not nor can
they shove anything down III
Their Jeans. They are dong an
they can for our common interest N.
the schools. Well. then. throw pro
Judice To the wind and come OIL
and help yourselves. If YOU do not
YOU viii have cause Ia kick harder
on your taNcs IN the future than
YOU have IN he past. We are IN
"a jackpot. IL remains for yeu to
throw Il full hand If yeu Want
to know where the money go.s.
attend school meetings The board
Will be only too pleased to sea, N.u.
In July. 1905. the board levied /.
tax of $500. and in July. 1909 Il
tax of 81 600. Now. Will a thousand
dollars rum our dlstric, Il Year
No, 1T will not pay our teachers
You will say, Why. then, did the
board not levy more | SAY ii was
because they wished Ia make yollt
taxes less. and not have them unbea,
able. You say. Well, we shall have
tn pay it later " Yes; but not IA
a lump sum, all in a single year.
The burden of payment will be
gradual. We shall have more land
proved up, and that will help some.
Our land will also he under better
cultivation. and we shall therefore
raise better crops That Will also
help. The sum Of S., .,mo will run
our district nearly three years. un
der present conditions, without a
levy. We can stand "A levy of 81 600
and not feel it, Well. then. YOU will
note that we shall have a surplus.
and. with smalllcvy. olil :airplus
Will increase. So that should we
wish To nay Our loan ia ten year
we can do so. On the other hand
let some OF the present KIDS help
out i'm the matter of take. etc.
''l'u'' " wv Il''CtNSNIN.
AS stated above, the board levied
a tax last July of only 81 600. lrusl
ing TO the good Judgment Of the
voters i'm the bond matter. Shoad
the voters kill the proposition, the
board would be Obliged to levy a las
OF $4,000 next July. to make up the
deficiency. Then, gentle reader.
would there not be Weeping and
wailing and crashing of teeth all
over G'lamvon district
1t is Immatcrial. as far as the
board is concerned how you vote
Their interest as citizens and taN
payers is the same as your interest
The board runs the district on
'jawbonc. and will continue tol
run il that way, as matter of
necessity. unless you provide a diff
fcrent method.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09
A son was born last SUNDAY afte,

| A son was born last Sunday after.
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson, of Linton. All we'll. Mr.
Thompson has charge of the n. r.
section out of Linton.
Another transaction took place re-
Gently which shows that E.mmons
county land-prices are on the rise.
James Seymour sold a forty acre
tract in s-l29--171 to John Pool for $40
per acre.
Joe Endren, formerly with Asa
hritts. but now With Ole Golakson
IN the Grand Pacific barber-shop at
Bismarck, and one of the best fcl
lows, socially and as a workman. IS
Visiting friends in Linton.
Frank and Andrew Jaszkowiak
We're down from Bismarck. MnaGay
evening. in one of Franks home.
made go-devils. On Of the ,Daskowiak
well-drlls will he here in about ten
days to make a We'll for j. Il. Brock
Rooney says conditions here are
such nowadays that water as well as
buttermllk is an absolute necessity
as beverage Frank will build
other wells IN this region when he
comes to make the Brock we'll. i'm
case his services are needed Mike
and Will Rush will handle i'm the old
Bllsport country the big, new
tangled traction engine that Frank
has Just built. and which is a com
plete success. Andrew formerly
worked for Frank, hut about seven
years ago he went back to Nebraska,
and IS now farming and raising stock
there. Once upon a time Andrew
saw the big. fat typclicc in the
Record Office and he was much
pleased TO learn that typclice can
not exist around a type setting ma
chine. and will never again in the
Record office jump UP and Litc i'm
qnisitive visitors
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09

The late l,r. Andrew Wynter In n
charming article on perfumes suggest
ed I he dosirablilfy OF every lady hav-
Ing her own special and self prepared
perfume Tho custom. however. would
nyc IFS disadvantages. More than one
sensational story might be mentioned
wherein the heroine or villain was
aaNcd ~ unnaskcd, ns the case might
''c Ny be recognition of n distinctive
scent In diplomacy" the dcnouc.
ncnt Is effected by the tclltalc per
fuinc Of tho ndvcnturcss being detect
cd In the dispatch box she had riflcd
AZ II inaltcr of history. the nssassins
Of the orienlnl sovereign Yczdijird
were discovered by ono Of them smell
Ing Of tho perfume with which the
robes OF tho murdered king had been
rcdolent London Globe
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09
Hope.

"iIaye you seen the account in this
mornings papers about Dr. Cutting
having brought dead man back TO
lifel
"No bid he do that
Yes IT was IL Wonderful demon.
stratlon II his SKIN /"
Well. shall be more hopeful now
than I hevc been for some time II he
can bring the dead bncls 10 life lie may
be able to bring bnels the book he Dor
Chicago Record Herald
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09


Npw. what are you going to do
pas per cent on all warrants issued
fat he neXt two years, with big
levy @ cover thu whole. or will you
leqk q the matter IN a common
sense lght and vote for bonds draw
ing per cent and al the same time
dra~ per cent on our surplus
The poll VIII open ON Saturday.
OCT 9ih at e. M i, Putnam
seheel=hoase.
Respectfully,
.lohn l'ildlecolnb.
Vlerb II s'lanaNon school District.
M
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09
spNolAl. MEETING or VOTERS

S'E, lAl. MEETING or VOTERS.
Notice IS hereby giyen that ON
SATURDAY, the nh day Of October.
loo9 q meeting Of the voters Of
''lanason school District. No. A..
wil! bs held Al the Putnam school
hoiise lNo u. IA ,'ianavon school
district. county Of F.mmons. state
Of North Dakota, for the purpose
Of determining upon the question Of
a bond issue of 5000 The meet
ing wiIl begin at :. clock ~ m and
close At o'clock p. m.
rs order of the District Board
Dated Al ',lanavon this Both day
Of Nueul, 1909
John BiddIccolnb,
District Clerk
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16

"Joc, married y0lt because / lOUed y0li."
what l think. and that is what have
tried to do. But there are some
things
She paused. reluctant to carry her
thoughts further into words.
What? You may as well say all
you've got to say while you're about
It," he snapped
ITS just this she went on. Never
refer to Jimsy in the way you did. l
married you. Joe Please try and
leave unsaid things that might make
me regret It,"
He ventured no further remark and
lapsed into his gloomy reflections.
Emma put her arm around his neck
and Struggled her face against his.
Poor old boyr' she murmured. "That
setback we got today when we had it
all fixed up was enough to make you
feel sore and glum. Never mind; cheer
up You know what Jimsy says, Hard
luck can give you an awful battle, but
If you're on the square you can hand
it a knockout punch some time"
1t was no use. however. J0e's sulki-
ness had sunk in; his temper was vi
cious, deep and ingrowing. a temper
such as she had never suspected in
him. and all her petting. all her loving
coaXing, could not wean him from it.
She pressed her cheek more closely to
his and fondled him. but he jerked
away from her embrace and surlily
sought another chair.
As he did so the bell rang from
downstairs.
I'm bet that's Jimsy now" he NUT
tered.
Much hurt but Disgusting her feel
ings. Emma hurried into the kitchen
and pressed the button that opened
the entrance door Of the house.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16

What for-because I'm tired?"
Something like that"
what an idea. You must have the
blues badly to talk such nonsense as
that Don't you think it would be as
well to wait until complaint"
You have complained"
"No-at least can't remember"
"Not in words. but
"Rut what?"
Look here" he said impatently.
"don't you suppose l have eyes? Don't
you suppose have feelings? I've seen
II know that you're sick Of this
drudgery and an the rest-sick Of it
and sorry. There's Smith with his
five thousand he wanted you first
You could have
She interrupted him sharply, her
face flushing.
"Joew
"Well I think"-
THAT'S enough Of thatr
"Oh. well.", he declared sullenly,
turning away and dropping into a
chair Il didn't mean
She followed him and placed her
hand on his shoulder
'Joe, / married you because / loved
YOU" she said gently, land for nothing
else in the world There wasn't any
influence except that. and that over
came all the rest mother and all Of
Them"
81 know all about that"
"There has been a little hard luck"-
"There has been a precious sight too
much of it,"
81 know you haven't been treated
right but bad luck and ups and downs
are what a woman ought to expect
when she marries She has to take
the bad as well as the good, and she
ought to know enough to accept the
one as cheerfuny as the other when
the bad is nobody's fault That is
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16
CHAPTER "

u a RHEN broad minded Mrs.
WM Brooks observed to her
W ~ husband that she did not
understand her mother
any more than her mother understood
her she had expressed exactly the
mental relation in which they stood
toward each other. Mrs. Harris was
one Of those women occasionally to be
met with who continue to treat their
grownup sons, and especially their
grownup daughters. as children and
feel it incumbent upon them-nay. con-
slider it their bounden duty-to inter-
fere with advice and comment in the
natural progress of domestic sophis-
tication of their young welded of
spring. Moreover. she was a woman
wholly lacking in tact and depth Of
mind and possessed to an exaggerated
degree that 'quicksand Of reason.
vanity.
Mrs. Harris and Miss Beth Harris
were out for a ride with Captain Will
liams, who accompanied them. and all
were I'm automobile tenue Her mother
and sister greeted Emma effusively.
Their escort extended his hand, but
Continued Next Week.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16

T\HERE was a knock, the IN
latched door opened, and James
Smith walked in.

latched door opened, and James
Smith walked i'm.
Anybody at homer" he de-
manded briskly.
"Not solitary living SOUL" Emma
assured him. Come in"
"Hello, Joel You dead one. toog'
he said
Almost" replied Brooks. brighten
ing up a little in spite Of himself I'M
der the influence Of his friends good
natured smile and cheeriness that pos
itively emanated from him. "Just
come up?"
yep and I reckon in about time to
help he said, glancing at the crock
cry on the table.
Just in time" assented Emma,
whose dropping spirits also began to
rise under the diversion caused by his
advent. But first explain what you
mean by not coming to dinner"
Il couldn't come. really l tried my
best but had TO attend to such lot
Of business that couldn't be put or
that l was unable to get here IN time.
I hope you didn't wait long for me.
I'm awfully sorry"
You look. i'll don't think, I" she
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16

That's enough. It seems to me.
After all. i guess he figures all to the
bad with women-decent women"
Mamma and Beth like him."
well, your mother never did shine
up to me more'n the law allowed, and
as for Beth, she's a nice enough girl,
but her education hurts her, I think"
"Hushl Here they are
And the little woman hurried into
the hall TO open the door for them. 4
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16
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mineral government land. Write
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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-09-16

YOUR FRIENDS
will appreciate the fine flavor of all
our wines and liquors. Our stock of
thoroughly aged
WHISKEYS
and we'll seasoned Wines offer you
every opportunity for a selection, and
whatever you buy here is sure to be
the best of its kind.
ED. F. GODDARD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
MOVE FOR INCORPORATION.
Bingham Junction Commercial Club
to Push the Question to
Final Issue.

Bingham Junction. April As a result
Of the half-hOliday and mass meeting Of
citizens held Tuesday night in the inter
ests OF Incorporating the town. General
Superintendent Heinze asked. through
General Manager MetCaife that q meet
ing with the business men be arranged for
Wednesday afternoon at $50. AS the no
tice of the meeting vas short. bat ten
Of the business men were able to meet
him at the time appointed. Mr.. Heinze
could see that determined spirit to in
corporate existed. and pleaded that the
United States Shelters property be not
included in the incorporated limits The
business men assured him that they did
not desire to iniure the. Smelter in any
way; in fact. they desired to assist them
IN every legitimate manner possible. THAI
the smeiter would have a say in the citv
government. etc. and that it would be for
the bettermeut Of all concerned for the
snelters 10 be included in the city. Mr.
Heinze was pleased with the results Of
the meeting and assured his hearers that
The smelter would not oppose incorpora-
ton even If they we're included. The Conn
meTcial club has the question uf incorror-
ation in charge. and win push the u,,as-
ton as fast as possible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
Land Commissioners Choose W. d.
Candland President and W. h.
FarnswoTth Secretary.

The new state board of land commls-
siuners met yesterday TO organize VII
liam D. Candland Was elected president
and William u. Farnsworth secretary
Adjournment was made until Monday.
when the first regular meeting for BUSH
ness VIII be held. The new members or
the board are William II. FarnsWorth OF
salt Lake NJ NJ. Steele o. PanErltch and
Arnold G Giauque of Salt Lake THESE
filed their bonds with the secretary OF
state yesterday with the exception OF Mir
Farnsworth. whose bond was filed We'd
nesdav Re has another bond 10 file as
secretary. and this time for S5W.el he
will put this up today. The sureties OF
the others are
NJ NJ STEELE. B. Showalter John L
SEW. James Houston and d l. Hey
wood
W. d. Ca1dland-James Larsen. Andrew
Swsnsen. II. c. Beamann. AbTsm John
son. y Madsen and n c Cdndland- all
Of Mount Pleasant
A G. Giauque-Surety bond with the
United States Fidelity & Guaranty com
pany of Maryland.
w II Tnain-Glf Cronquist and Jo-
senh T. Cowlev of Logan.
some changes are expected IN the OF
flee staff. but these will not be an
nonrca,f Tor q iay or two. John Glenn.
chief clerk Will retire. though ne VIII
remain for a fortnight. as viii also T. T.
CalIister. the former secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
READY FOR LEGAL BATTLE.
Lake Association to Contest Right of
Salt Lake Taking Water
From Utah Lake.

Provo. April There Is d promise Of a
big fight between the Utah Lake assOcia-
ton which consists of Utah county peO-
pie who own land along the shores Of
Utah lake affected by the rise of water
in the lake. and Salt Lake City and the
Salt Lake canal companies taking water
from the lake There have been some
pretty severe legal battles between the
two interests in the past. but the coming
contest threatens TO OveFshadow those Of
the past.
Some time ago the Utah Lake associa-
ton removed the LamsOn dam in the JOr-
dan river after receiving permission from
the owner. L. =. Nuun. The salt Lake
people have not. il is said. I'm the past
claimed any interest in the I.amsOu dam
bat after il was removed they notified the
Utah Lake association TO replace il. and
threatened suit for damages. The Utah
county people not only Will not replace
the dam, but Will come back with a
claim for damages. Data for the amount
Of damages has been taken for some time
past IL is based On loss 10 tho Utah
county land owners from overflow Of the
Ia Ike. and viii amount 10 about 500 90 Ii
IS claimed that ire Salt Lake PARTIES in
te tastpd in Utah lake waters are respon-
SIZE for the damaging overflow by reason
of failing to live up to agreements and
orders Of court touching the dams to be
maintained in the Jordan river.
The Lake association held a meeting
Yesterday I'm Attorney Rydalch's office.
and partially outlined plans Of defense
and oifeuse Tor vigorous legal contest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
FIFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Logan Will Celebrate It's Semi-Cen
tenary on April Is,
hrhor Day.

Logan. ApIl 1.-The newly organized
Boosters club Of this city is getting into
action in a way that is surprising local
folk. and the organization promises TO
wake up the people here Last sight at
the regular meeting or the board Of gov
ernors. q decision was reached 90 cele-
brate the semi-centenary of Logan $
founding 1t viii, be fifty years on April
is since the city was established. and
as this date falls ON Sunday, it was
decided to hold thc celebration in con-
nection with that of ArbOr day on April
f5th-
The club has appointed committees to
take charge of the matter. and has out
lined she program &c be followed. One
thing proposed is a sham Indian battle
between Indians from the Washable res
eFVaiiOn and the cadets at the 4. G.. I'M
der command Of Captain Perry. All Lo-
San pioneers viii be invited TO attend the
celebration. and a big banquet viii be
given in their honor. To commemorate
the affair the club viii have hauled from
the mountains an immense boulder. which
viii he placed in the tabernacle square,
If the church authorities are agreeable.
and upon il placed a bronze tablet bear
ing the names OF the city's founders
Another thing the club decided to do
is the establishment of cleanup day.
This VIII be on April 15. and all business
houses Will b. asked &c close from a.
m. until y. m. ard To furnish VCluD-
5eers 20 clean u9 the business district.
Mayor Edwards vii. issue q half holiday
urocla NATION and the Boosters have
uremiscd 20 40 the rest