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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-10
.EvELyKS PET SNAKE
REEOR MS THE O
Wa ssermAn's Brokerage Of
lice the Scene Of Panic
When Reptile Eatess

NEW YORK, -Eveelyn Thnw y snake
got loose in her STUDIO at 81 West Thir
~ third street yesterday aud for the
next half hour the vicinity u. the Wal
dorf Astoria was the scene Of utren
nous living.
Colonel Hiram Msrsnsll of Tonnes
see, has but recently returned from the
reunion Of Confederate veterans In hi.
native state.
Colonel .isrshall was dozihg 10 one
of the big chairs Of Wassefmau (.
brokerage once IN the Waldorf. The
tiekers and telegraph instruments were
gathering away; the operators were
pounding the typewtiters; the board
boys were mOuOionously calling quo.
~tationp.
Into the peaceful scene was sudden
~ ~pfeeipiisted one long, ear splitting
hair raising, rebel yell. Colonel Mar
shall was laying back in his chair, his
eyes sticking nut like n pair Of door
knobs aud staring at tue door.
Everybody followed his eyes. here
just NJ plainly as the colonel. they all
say sn enormous snake giided over the
sill aud into III. brokerage onice.
I'm quit IN never touch II sgain
Ms long ~ | live" yelled the colonel.
but nobody stayed TO hear him. In
Ten Hsgnnis tha anal. h.I tha .. O..
himself. The colonel was Ia the fore
front OF the exodus.
With walking sticks aud busters.
Kara, rs Mrs Thaw calls her pet, was
finally elected aud pushed u into the
Nestibuie and the doors shat. A crowd
gathered, Also Policeman Conway.
Policeman Conway grusped his trusiy
night stick and was about to lay Ksrs
out for keeps. Ia another minute Kara =
tail would have been wigslibg In a tired
way aud waiting for the sun TO 10 down
80 It could die In peace, when a colored
womsn grasped the arm Of the limb Of
the law.
"Dosu yo' HIT dat snake, Mista
P~lceceman. - she said In = decided tone
"Jes let me git UNI lie AIM goin' TO
hurt nobody bats Mis- Thsw's pet
dat IS"
She stopped quickly and gathered that
SIX foot snake ~ In her arms and start
ed down the street
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-10
SATURDAY TO
BE TRADES DAY
PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION SETS
THE DAY ASIDE.
Bring In What You Have no Use for
and Sell II.

Saturday, July 3lst, has been set
aside by the San Jon /. ropre-sive A.
social ion M trades day 10 san Jon. On
that day every trader aud every farmer
IN Quay county Is invited 10 come to
Ssn Jon aud bring along all the loose
stun you have, all the useless stun too
u might he valuable 10 the other
fellow aud either trade II to him for
something that IL useless to him aud
valuable TO you, or sell II TO him. n
wont cost you n cent 10 sell u, M the
San Jon Progressive Association hav,
made arrangements for sn auctioneer
~ sell the stun for you free Of charge.
This auctiOneer will he ON the ground
ready for business aud wa remain there
~ long Ms YOU may be IN need Of his
ser v lees.
Besides this all the merchants of III,
town have decided TO make this trade,
day n bargain day also, aud will Offer
sOme articles IN their horse absolutely
q, cost, aud will make by reduction,
on others.
This ~ an opportunity that YOU can
not very well afford to miss, 80 you had
better begin To make arrangements 10
De here. ~ you havn't any tSing to
to trade or sell, buy something aud
come, or IL you don Z want to buy any
thing OF don't want to trade any come
anyhow aud watch the big crowd of
people that will be here that day.
San Jon Sentinel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-10
Pretty
Photos

make a U look
hoinelike They
e To people ~
with your friendt
aud loved ones
You feel that way
So do others TO
whom you owe a
good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

Miss Camille D'Arviilr. thf famous
prlna dunna. i ihe big feature II
the bill At the Ofpheum next week
she appe4fs hf sprsiaiaFtenn' meni
with the Shuhsria and Nax e.. An.
drfson.
Adeiaide. the dainty American
dancer h another feature She vas
Featured with Eddie foy In The
Orchid and with limmiH p1WHfa
IN This Hue Moan. She has prr-
pared a little trrpsiehoteRn nffsrins
cHiird The ulil Fosters Dream
10 q siic is assisted by four clever
daneinx xifis
Miss Elizabeth Murray with her
iniuitablr series Of Irish and negro
character songs and southern fuiks
iare, h on the bill
The Sisters Cash. lady gymnasts.
Who arteaF Ia this city foe the first
time tDmuvrua afternoon. arr Euro-
pran prudtsct~ some yrars aga they
wrrs impaired a. fe.fiufsa ~ kastar
4 fsaia famous New farh masir
hall
Miss Mliassd Waftsn bert Lyon
and Niss Louise Meyers a clever
trio q musical comedy players, VIII
present une-ecf comedy sketch.
with nustr called when Dreams
tome Trusr
Nanur and Nenefte are wuuisn
and man. comedy kymunssa. said TO
have a good act
Erufst Yrfxas. billed a. a phenam-
email ppsfufiaf, ought 10 furnish an@
u the Interesting Numbers on the
bill
Motion pictures and = bee musical
prnsfam viii open and Close the new
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

a dozen asfelisni eastern special.
tics on Monday afternoon there
VIII h. All now acts headed hy tho
AfhefrnkrsSandrru tfourr IL ten
Russian men and women dancers. IN
national sanks and daHfss - sert
that has never hsfurr hren seen In
America fhr truups cnnfrs hero
diraet FROM q rriHfsbufH An
other Interesting Gffef u She nov
vrsk Wiii b. iaso Cpanef AMI tafus
pany M fifteen minute sketch
rhs Price IL Pos o. An gfnmens-
amount n tragedy and pathps II
CONDENSED into titis OTIS act. and fiir
tao principal characters asi aith
dignity and conservation KELLY and
RENO are aefahafs NiF~inla Grant 10
= character singer. ard MY Win
dom. tho e~ii.knavu minstrel will
put on his euu sp.ciaiff. ~Fhr finis
afei Nur.s uirie Thrfs sill aisa
b. French motion pictures The acts
named viii run all neat weeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

HELENA. May ~ Nows II The
death el Frank d Merrill. a mining
man af Seattle, has been received In
Helena by his brother y " Merritt
a wholesale ginar merchant Frank
Merrill died in Chicago af heart fan.
urs. after suffering fof five wooke
Ia a hospital. Ne was % years old
aud left Seattle five months ago 10
attend q meeting II mine directors
Ia Nuw Orleans Ho was taken NJ
In Chicago while returning home
BEFORE hia residence In Seattle Mr
Merrill lived IN Helena for eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
NURSE HELD ON a
SERIOUS CHARGE

n said 10 have been Miss browns
escort on an early morning auiom0.
bile ride According 10 The young
w0fnana statement. Keith struck
her durihg a quarrel In the Hotel
~. Ann -Four revolver shots
brought officers 10 tho scene. and
The couple were found struggling
for poaaeanlof 0f the weapon In the
mlddel OF the Floor Beyond several
bruises. neither was injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

This Your ftarda agfubais. are the
rantagrs headliner nexi week r~cs
0nt to Importance. but really q more
unusual Offering. h the aet u Prof
Roberts gfatntd rats. eats and dogs.
and their tiny circus The Hrrrs iii-
~ mountetanha will actusliy per-
form on ladders. tfapeze. tight wire
and other Ianphefnaiia II tho Kind
The Terry Twins English comics.
The Remarkable Human pgpli-
catsa.- come direct ffum the Anefi-
csn Nusit Han. New York
Adams and Hack The Mystefi-
srrh and thu MyntagoEns. have
An Act IN eairh they combine skilled
work IN magic. with a comedy and
burissqus Marie Hedlicka. nohc-
milan lyric soprano. will h. heard In
popular and clasaif selections Els
tisrrison and company VIII add fur
ther TO tho comedy element ~ the
bill Af ElWeirs new song and new
moving pictures wiz round out The
bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
FLATS Are
BUILT ON
THE LAKE
L ATTEST IMPROVE.
MENT TO OPEN EYES
OF EASTERNERS.
Captain E. B. Cade Has
Started Something New
in Houses.

There are many things IN Seattle
that Will open the eyes N the east
en- visitors To the city this sum.
mer, but one of the moat unique
Improvements, and one that can ho
easily copyrd In many OF the large
cities In the Fast is out on Lake
Washington
This certain thing aye flats built
on the lake In fact, right over the
water These modern bungalow
flats are Just south Of the Lraehi
park pavilion aud are the dosiena
Of Capt V n Cade. known from
San Francisco TO the upper waters
Of the Yukon ~ marine engineer
Of note
Capt Cado purchased tho old
lludloAr boat house two years ago
With this purchase Was a lease OF
certain lake shore lands For two
years the shore lands were simply
place Tor tho anehotnE n the
smaller cratl plying on the lake.
Hut last winter Capt Cadc got
an Idea lie had driven two hun.
dfcd feet Of plling and upon the
ippa Of theae be buiii soyen mod,
afn aad picturesque flats BEFORE
their completion they we're snapped
up at a hish rental by those de.
SIRIUS OF spending tho summer on
tho lake This ~ encouraged
Capt cahe that he obtained from
Capt Mark johnson a trnyear
lease on three hundred feet more
Of shore land and other flats have
hren erected aud rented foe the
summer
The flats are twelve feet from
the surface Of the water and IN
dafnrath boat houses for launches
have been made
ncnidcs his flats and boat houses
Capt eade owns many Of tho rnsn
llaa crafts plying on Tho lake, not
especially for pleasure purposes
but fleet Of siauneh boats used
Tor towing Associated with him
IN his towing hnsiuena Is capi Jack
Master, a veil knawn Aainflte
Percy Hunting. we'll known
Aiaskan. l. also Interested In boat
building but be- ia building house
boats. bis designs being artistic and
hring purchased by many we'll
known Seattle people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
COMPROMISE
VERDICT

ms tslssa fses.
WlNNkMiCcA. New. May 70
Aftrr being out for 20 hours. the
jury IN the case Of bernard CLARK
on trial for The last three weeks for
tho kllllnK Of Sol iiendra al Chaiey
las, winter. late yesterday returned
a verdict Of guilty Of murder In
the second degree This was In the
nature OF 4 compromise. as for Is
hours the jury staod II 10 / for muir
der In the first degree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
TALK ABOUT WHAT
THE CITY NEEDS

Municipal vOodYafds. hoapIIals
for tuberculosis and contagious
diseases, a state board Of charities.
and many other civic Institutions
that Seattle lacks were discussed
In the Y. N. G. A. auditorium res
,erday AZ the last meeting OF the
Know Your City institute.
The day was spent mostly in sum.
ming up the Ideas brought out by
previous meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

h+H<n Hssr,s.e Hal Reds i'm
r'taiAr comedy drama. and
& ~ most sueresuflil plays of
~ frer srliien and Exploited
s'ifsftion Ut he Seattle the
~ afternoon. closing with the
Fraze< this evening
=1l1k zl'h the usual Sunday
'om1fruN. Afiss Selma Her
~ her associate players vii
-. en Oven Davis most natural
r,1A'1A, Never Too Late ~
Tkis play Of four acts and
~ s'rnes. ssyefai good plots and
y. ''i'rr q good acting parts. il
2 rrrfe she o. The most pleas.
~ interesting productions Civ
" hands Of Miss Herman ana
W 1anlang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

-. ,,''1a. &C he Lois theatre win
-, - Ne that great play of tho
Az thfls'lan err. The Hleu N
~. - Nnss' The play has hen an
s \, sesefai times Tor the Lola.
otlhz 70 various cause. II has
t.',., nsssH-afy 70 postpone the pro-
~ ihs SIN q he Gross il In four
ahi TN sctnes The Zine l. 40
X, rnen Nero Eas Caesar at
49, The fret citizen N Rome.
n. Y Nefo, l. warcus superbns
~ ~, Nhllf passing through tbe
~ 's' Eifh hls soldiers h. rssa,,er
Il. = w s.s fufy o. The Christian hat
51', W. Young girl. Maffia. Wbbse
~ 49, esauiy and lrnorenoc attract
~, s.s-t maa. l.aafnInr ffom M
Il sns' me Il rhfistian h. tries
Ak 49,, her again. and does 80
ia ,''afssefe " The Christians IL
No. sfeia j. taken a pfltanar 10
N ~. house There he tries 10
~, 81 " i9Fe and reEard. bat me- viii
y, s W. o. him. apparently one
49,. e .ii r.. 70 take her IN ia ann.
fbl. poli q ilkiHHna stuns hin
n. ~, l,aaliessatldn II what M hi
T. "a, = ~ siffi faith cause MIN
iii,,''. s''h her N the now f4ltt
H. ~. =. v almost ready 10 accent
A nrhef when Nercia a nrdar
slhit~ ne, Ts n The Coliseum with
ttlllee- ~. w Marcus hnowr he b a
-., -. -na zoeH with her 10 ths
tlii Ivy ~. Z lseh Upright Piano.
N.tsf. j,,rAf NsQ Fischer. slzs
us s.ss,d ~ kghief 4 cHfse'a.
rlg>s, ''a A. Opposite kresds
s.l. NV ssi this I'd and .,,. I. 40.
plsss. slo sd seew VIZ 70 , ,hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

-. uu,.. NasiunN4 comes to
a us,.e thsatfe. on Meniay even
H. Al engagement q Is days
<'s,'5 mi have H. fifsi view u =
- eiasef sho has Attracted gffat
.,'..st,o uhsFsfef shs has been
- Nine NasiHata i not onif
81 10 y a youns woman ~ ven.
400 magnetism and i,sfspnal
,e.-s. H., rf.s v a player q bread
=, = NIL and her presentations.
~. ~ has hen apneariue In
r-<s<k have ven hef Attcntian and
<','..<s.laii0n not anlf IN ne East,
~ /. ~ hrser eitifs q the Pa
~. lass. a we'll shr hse recsnt-
s,ss.i snxagsmrafs IN los An
80 Portland sad Tacoma, and
~ s<sn fesshvd MN rFonaanccd
A.x
"a Ter suxzxlnnni in this city
fr4e Naamags hzs selected q rep.
.4rir. shkt xiil lntildr All thres
Z ~ S1,< n rhi.'h ~ has been
- snrtrx hef hes tour iris ga
- IN Mo-. n fhsrn's A Dolls
11-~Ir snh Nhifh llle urrna her
uIr1,uen1 Z saii 70 b. both alb
51 ~ afitlnai Her Hedia
- G<hlrr which tnlioe&
d Iloass is one Of fhs-n's
- and har Nina "a tha
Es4.. t,ntntNsse Coz
80 y 1tnffbrd a. tsliKhtfuiiy
n ~ 1e4sinx m thres ruies
xI1Inns M rfrseni three %.
nh 1|1.f~ni slaes II her art.
rszs ~ 1Hstti1n q the Mcs-rs.
N41r. un<l Nazlmosa uill hflux
VIII " ~ sane company which
E7gsr-ri kes farinz tao seasons tn
NJ fxA city. kin1nE The best.
i>s<1 t1ysss IN hrr support are
Eas5e fynpu Cyrll Yaunr Perry
lse4ai Nfx larqnea Martha Nlsa
E<l1a u<Itlin< Nis. Lillian sin
80 srt e;t<fx Two cars u stage
et,,.r md effects arr carried Tor
~ isrs< pl.ys' and . special rrrw
4 'fxf urn \ In charge u this
t<r4fin<nt Every detail necessary
y 1-ffsc. f<-fermanres IL promised
x=F <<z|m1t4 viii wear a number
n i413rns x1wRs during her en-
rf<u<1t and hcr originality IN this
~ ~ I'm widely commented
s24o ne ssssrtoiFe for this city
M h - failaEs
o. Ae1d4y. Tuesday and Wed
t'<i<s -ses.nzs ard Al the Thurs
~ saline Nine Saximasn VIII
w Flxy Nora IN ihsen's a Dolls
ha@~ On THURSDAY evening
n<f- ~ y . single performance
4 la<<as Heads Gahlar with the
~ = Hr1fz Tssman on Friday
~ saturday <feninEs and Saturday
abfHaa Roberto Bracc6s dainty
s1<-ff -csmis<ss Coquetie.r viii
Hsa N MS city Tor the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
LABOR LEADERS
ARE on TRIAL

CHICAGO. May ge-Attofncys
BRAD and Jennings have begun the
introduction Of Testimony for the
defense In the trial Of skinny
Madden. y A. Pouchot and NJ J.
Boyle. labor lradera charged with
e1tortion In calling and settling
strikes
The defense. II Is said. will at
tempt 10 show that the Chicago
Employers association. desiring TO
brcak NJ trade unlonism in chica'
60, Is behind the prosecution,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

Ban fRANclego. May a.
MISS Ethel brown d pretty nurse
at local hospital, Is held
bf Dc police today on d charge
II aaault 10 murder George Keith.
who y said To have been tho object
u hor attack. Ia held in dcllnae 70
aasioc hia appearance against her
keiihi who Ia Il travelling repre-.
sentative ut o New York lace house,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

Tonight and tomorrow there win
be given the farewell five perform
ances u the current bill of yaude-
willie al the star fhaatre, headed BY
tho splendid and popular vocalist
Mabel Mckinley. and including half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

Hanging By his teeth Charles
Leora vii make a iee-foot slide for
NE. starring AZ an elevation Of
eighty feet. at Luna park tonight
and twice daily all next week. An
extra fire. attraction tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening will b. the Her
endeeh Drum Corps a family Of
drum players that come here with a
hlEh reputation. Manager Charles
Loot has arranged 70 care Tor large
crowds all week. Among the park .
regular attractions are an ostrich
farm. roller coaster. shoot the
chutes. Joker house.. den II snakes.
The orr From Mars etc. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

PARIS, May 20 Following tho
vote Of the builders and masons
yesterday afternoon favorlng a re-.
turn 10 work. the federal committee
Of the general Federation Of Labor
decided officially TO announce the
end Of the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

DELTA. Colo. May 22.-several
towns along the Gunnison river are
facing danger aa result Of an nm
precedeuted rise 10 the rivera. Pa.
onla Is seriously threatened. Thou
sands Of bags Of sand and other
improvised barriers have been put
in place to reinforce the embank'
mentE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

place . dhaftei mortgage on our.
selves by guaranteeing ~ eteiians
lnH goods sold dnElnr this sale n
you are not WililnE 10 release Ne
from responsibility. don't buy our
luas Ia as much a. We can atand.
when We cut thu price IN two.
Every one 81 the above saws IL
fully guaranteed by their respective
makers. to whom you must apply
for redress in case Of any defect IN
material " workmanAhip our win.
dow IL full Of chances 10 make
youf dollar DO double duty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
THROWN FROM HORSE
And IS KILLED

CHICO. Cal, May 20. Lucille
Starts AGED II, was killed today
by beins thrown from a horse The
animal was frightened by being hli
with a baseball al a school picnic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

CHEYENNE WELLS. Colo, May
y After a stop u fifteen hours
at this place. Edward PAyson West.
on resumed hin journey westward
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
1AnArfE NAZrNCNA AT THE rICEH~

terrible torture "A story Il i-
direct and clear and wonderfully
convincing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22
BY BOAT TO A..Y..P. E.

Wait the Exposition Grounds to
mprrnw by boat. leaving Leach,
Madrona and Aadisoa Parks ever
fifteen minutes from 10 a. IN to
10 y m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-22

gfo lain. standard Hand saw. ias
sec if-in standard Hand Naw Use
ltc ig-in STANDARD Hand saw Use
soc is-in STANDARD Hand faw zoe
iad go-ln standard Hand Saw use
Soc ff-ln STANDARD Hand saw use
tte zf-in standard Hand saw 1se
sec ff-ln standard Hand Naw zoe
soc if-in. Game. Airkiea Saw 15~
Use HIN fnylncihie Hand Saw ass
poe Hin. Hiissard Hand SAW sse
tiss 2ssih ofiplo Hand Saw age
81 10 ls-in. Challenge iiin Saw aae
81 IS f0-in. Hiawatha or stilietto
Panel Saw fttttss fff4sI.4tf n~e
tiss is-in| CIT Edge Panel saw use
iige fe-in. 1ilawatha or b
uieafnn Panel asW .tlstt.I4. foe
81 40 1fsin. Stiiletto Panel Saw Toc
fi.f6 sf-in. stiiistio Panel Saw Use
1850 1s-ini stliletta Hand Saw Tsc
81 50 1a-ln. fiiawatha, bishop or
Dlaafnn n Panel Saw t.s4s Tse
81 60 iN-in. Gtii Edge pnnei SaN s1c
" Is gt-ini bishop or plsston p
ti'75 io.in Gilt Edge spinning
special or DiaatoH No. u Panel
iifs ss.ia iiawaita cr bl.s,on )
tiss S sssn' SPINNING special o. -
tq0a se-in, Atkins No. aa, Clean
Cut our Very Rest or No tif
stilletto Hand Saw ..ts...ts si.no
81 90 ff-iu Spinning Special CIT
Edge OF uiHHion No. ~ Panel
Saw aaH44s ffaHttss fssH biloH
tgzs lg.in Spinning Special. CIT
Edge. Atkins. Bishop or binsion
No 10 Hand Saws. .----.. sta
1850 30 III OF igo pission Hand
~
only one sold 10 party none 10
dealers All Rip Saws reduced pro-
portiouaiely,
The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19
THE DICKINSON PRESS, SATURDAY JUNE#1e, 1903.
Knife river was on a rampage again
last week and the mails were held uu
sevefal days.

EaAEFy EEEs
Knife river was on q rampage AGAIN
last week and the mails were held up
sevefal days.
The Spring Valley Land Co. has sold
s sections of land in township IA, RANGE
SO to Sylvester Bros. of St Paul.
Bert Boyd, living near Oakdale. was
arrested last week on complaint of Mrs.
Bertha Bret for the larceny of q rifle
and revolver. In justice court he plead
guilty to the charge of Grand larceny
and was bound over to district court.
At a recent meeting Of the stock
holders of the Dunn County State bank
of Manning, the old officers were re-
elected. namely: w. L Richards, presi-
dent !; Robert Wilcox. vice president W.
P. Owens, cashier II. N. Owens. assis-
tant cashier.
the water. All of the OCCUPANTS except
A. F. Landstrom of Haley Succeeded
in reaching shore. MI. Landstrom was
drowned. 1t is thought he struck a rock
or had the cramps as he never came to
the surface.
Mrs. L. P. Nimbar Of Marmarth has
gone to Dawson City, Alaska, to claim
one third interest in an estate said to
be worth $3.50, 900. QUO. left her by a
brother who recently died. He left
home 28 years ago after q quarrel with
his father and brother. His three
sisters are to divide the fortune and the
father and brother get SIS. 600 each.
Albert 'Sinerins. aged l6, had a
narrow escape from death recently. He
was hitching the horses to a disc when
they started 10 run, entangling him in
the lines and dragging him 40 rods with
his lower limbs under the discs. With
great strips of flesh hanging from his
legs he managed to unhitch the team
and reach the house, where he was
found an hour later. His condition is
critical.
Leigh was practically marooned last
week by the Ceder creek floods. There
was no mail for a week, the school
election was held over because the
voters could not cross the river and there
was even a shortage of supplies before
the waters receded enough for a safe
fordine. The bridge across the river
was covered with several feet of water.
The salary of the Hettineer postmaster
has been increased to ST, 700. -.
Baseball results Of the week: Hetting-
er 4, Scranton 3; Penville, S. D., 10,
Haley 4; Lennon S, Hettinger O: Lem
mon 9, Reeder 8; Bowman II, Reeder
II; Reeder 5, New England 1; Watson,
Sd, IL, Big Nasty 7; Chandler ~
Bentley 10; Bowman 8, Rhame /;
Scranton Z, Rhame 2; Bismarck S,
Glen Ullin 4; Connolly 20. Manning %
Mandan 9, Bismarck Travellers /;
Schafer is, Arnegard II.
Oakdale will celebrate the Fourth this
year with an old fashioned program.
The picturesque groves and hills make
ideal picnic grounds and the amuse-
ments will include a ball game, horse
racing and foot racing. A large bowery
is being built for dancing. fruit and
candy stands. ice cream and cake,
coffee, d%oughnuts, sandwiches and
weiner wuist will be- sold on the
grounds. Every effort will be made to
make the day a memorable M
The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19

TAKEN UP-at my place three miles south
of Antelope creek. I bay mare. one white
Owner prove property and pay charges
Christ Eggers, Otch1nsOn. 6-l0-8t
The Dickinson press., 1909-06-19

TAKEN UP - my place. s miles southwest
of Gaylord. one bay mare with stripe in face,
weight about 100, branded on left hip.
| Owner can have same, by char
ges. SHELBY WARD. Gaylord,N.D 8123t