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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-07-22

I Ths ear, Increasing in spsed. Wa
on them almost as soon as Hilda 50"
lit; the eyes Of the girl driving mac
fallen on the stranger speaking %
the servant Just outside the gates
and simultaneously her companioa
| In the car had started forward as II
| In sudden surprise with q muttereo
exclamation. Quickly Miss Strans-
ways whispered to him in low VOICE
As the car passed through the gate
with Increasing speed into the road.
where the man sitting by his heap Oh
stones paused in his work to look up
at the occupants of the motor, the OLD
servant cried to his mistress - sne
went past.
As IL reluctantly Miss Strangways
slowed down as the car curved into
the roadway; and Hilda. eager ana
impatient, ran up to it. Possibly Il
was the sudden appearance OF the
motor car that caused cyclist who
was riding past the gates at that
moment to swerve sharply; then an
exclamation of disgust broke from
him. and he jumped on and began to
examine his tire.
That's one Of your COMPOUNDED
fiints l have to thank for this!" ne
shouted In irate tones to the stone
breaker, who regarded him placidiy.
In no way ruffled.
You are Miss Strangways?" said
Hilda. my name Is Miss Ruthen.
and / have come today from Wildfell
to see you on an urgent matter. If you
can give me . few minutes private
conversation
Miss strangways looked at her
cooIly.
II am afraid I can't this afternoon"
she said, with Q careless indifference
that was almost rude.
But Hilda was no longer looking at
her. Az she had made her request
she had glanced. almost for the frsf
time, at Miss Strangways' companion
in the car. Az II under stress Of
some emotion. tho man had made .
movement forward towards her; and.
a. the girl looked more saossly, .
startled exclamation rose 70 Aor Hpe.
Jack" The startled ~ broke
from her
Miss Strangways had put swift
hand ON her companions arm - Il 70
restrain him. She turned and Instant
ly whispered something - him that
Hilda could not hear; then she gave
careless laugh - she turned to
Hilda again.
please stand aside and let Us pass.
Really, Miss-Miss Ruthen, neither
this gentlemen nor / have anything to
say to you. or any wish to prolong
this interview. You are OBTAINING
u.s."
At the COOL amazing speech Hilda
fell back without word as before q
blow. white, and with q swift pain
succeeding the almost incredulous
look that had flashed into her eyes.
Miss Strangways, with utter uncon-
Germ on her face, jerked the lever;
the car shot forward down the road,
past tie cyclist who was standing
examining the tire of his machino. to-
wards the High Street, there to eause
a buzz Of excited comment among
wnite-sleeved tIadesmen stsnding at
their shop doors, at the sisht OF the
muffied-up fgure by Miss Strangways
side; ana the news that spread
through Lencai that Mr.. Strangways
had been seen out driving after his
iong seciuSion was being tefegrapned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

went 10 the alleys | was exhausted
from the strain 30 that when ! lift
.i the bail II KgRm al could do
persisted. however. and the grind
~ 10 games daily fer waekN fnia seft
me an nutomatnn. The first baAi
was d strike, and each succeeding
bali was u strike. Until The propri-
efor. who was scoring. asked me 10
try for another perfect game. ThiE
i did. and thu result was another
400 score giving me an average ~
1hsA and 4 lead ~ Us pins
cannot endorse bowling for wom-
en- loo heartily Almost everyone
aho takes II up becomes enfhusiA.-
tic. The average woman. however.
IL discouraged II she doeA not get
good games ~ once. whnu sn@ does
not know how 10 handle the ball say
nothing of controlling II. and lngeg
sight ~ tbs fact that only pFss1fcs
makes perfect
llsas -.srciaeB every muscle. II
y ~. necaaaary 70 be- an expert ~
enjoy the game There ie more 10 Il
than merely rolling a ball. IL must
be studied and every bowler sia1aAd
adopt the delivery natural A wom-
an should start with the small Aall
and not affsnspt to handle tina btu
one until she can do 80 with east.
I And an the fsce 81 encouragement.
Z site should resgietnher u ia always
i THE WOMAN BEHIND THE
BALL THAT DOES THE WORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

THIS EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION HAS CAUSED LOT OF
comment this aide Of the aud sporting writer's nave
a solution 10 the
wel known puglstc authority and sporting
editor 81 the follows;
There Il only 81 that Kind that can recall ~ long
following ropea Years
young Chicago Tommy Chandler and
Johnny Piles fought old livery barn IN state IT. eheAKa u
double knockout this ocraou eHy differing from the
vise pinns - q
aaanda and after much wangng decided y contest Or some
THING a that
decide this Kind IL call ~ a
divide the connected with ~
"As calling this does not
with idea for the very good that at c expiration p ne
Jurisdiction 81 the
~ end Then he has order The lighters 20
Thea back
list % eanmedf So
after ALL the only fair both would BE- e call u
draw divide the There will always be- endless discussions
win hack and that tbs nwmgAes
entirely different
referred above The ring " which
the bank ~ river IL hexan
rain battling their knees Thai
Alow OF location 70
pitch the This DONE the ordered back into the same
and the battle continued until Dempsey wun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

Queer are some ~ the plays which
sfe pulled OFF on the diamond. but
ihe following, which happenad last
season IA game at Huntington.
Ind IL the limit
There wae 9 runner on first base,
alloihar ~ lalfd. 4AA 'hsx alAkyYa !
aQaklk NsSal, Tie HuEUneJQn
satohSf thF6w " thlrd end fAasht
hiea between The haHE' While the
catcher aud third hAselnatl wsre
running him up and down. the third
haeem9n threw badly and the ball,
instead ~ reaching the catcher,
went Inside the shirt Of the base
runner, who Instantly turned and
raced @ the plate
The ball had gone into the ram
ner'a shirt. which was open III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
az MAE L. Y. eurrERwoHrH,
Holder 81 Worlds High Score Bo~i.
ina Record.

80 FAR ~ I have bean ahle 10 aE.
certain. zfE Is the highest sresw ever
hu@ied ~ 4 wotnan and ~ have
rolled shree perfect aevYe# II hak at
tracted widespread attsaiinn.
l began bowling ia January. 1900.
starting with small bait hgst
changed 20 tire regulation ID pound
hall ~ ! found my strength saffi-
eient
wAn fascinated al once. although
aid not do better than $50 Hnftl
ApFii. when rolled stk vas
anxious 10 make another 200 Krgfr.
and iid ~ soon While not rolling
fast ball. I often had good games.
aud IN MAY rolled sss. beating the
best hiah gcers for a wnman
! iid ngs bgTl gsgh n he bot
triubar II was october / before
1 could handle tha ball with ease
AT that tlsne thw alley ErubFtelo ~ /.
f~sesf q isaii for the hc4s II games
faliea baf0rs nD1n November Z
when 1 rolled a good game re-.
corded II. and assoatt October II III j.
Joyce and my self Rad dlssmnred the
olhar2 The scores grew larger, -
the STEADY HARD rgAc .1.p
had its effect III. ..s. w~ek ~
Msrs taalns ~ ~hat had beer
500 ss soT better oney
uurnmusent changed frnm 4
. ,sIaAaura contest 90 al endurance
srlnd. and on October ~ Mr.. joyce
rolled she first pcFfect Eamr IN
northern S~w York This was 4
hlow. az ! had lost several zee scores
/ III the iaAs frame. I wan then IS ptus
Z ln snm lead. and determined not 4
/ be agans4Amm- l. sssrslea haxslmF. ans
shs next Monday wMm rewarded witt
a pesfnrt nrorw.
/ The night befera tire flush Mr
Joyce rolled from D. m. to . q. m.
gaining bat few pima as he had q
I 8stter xBs. his inwwHf score. 90 gain
The morning uf the last day Mr.
Z Joyce started reiiing at O'Clock
and. while ! felt sure ~ winning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
SOPffS
FIRST

The class Of 1912 was victorious
IN tho annual infsr-clAas er0aa ~eutan-
try run or the University ~ Wash
inxton. held yesterday afternoon.
The Sophomnres ran up score of
251 points IN the event the Freeh-
men taking ISL. the Juniors t1a. and
the Seniors ts1 ard last place
The winner turned up in Kenneth
Rednan II BOSTON. a member Of the
Freshman class.
As the result Of yesterdays rAca
a dispute has come up over possess
sfon OF the Hutchinson cup The
Seniors claim the trophy on total
points scored tn the last three years,
while the other classes claim that
the cup goes 60 the class winning Il
three years In succession. lrrespacs-
I've Of points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
WOMAN BOWLER WHO ROLLS PERFECT SCORES
SAYS CONSTANT PRACTICE is KEY TO SUccEJ

wATERTowN. N. y. Dec, IL
Having smashed all bowling records
under circumstances Whfrn ~~s.., -
leave no room 70 doubt the genuine Z
nesg of her performances. Mra. Hem
~ NJ nutterworth Of this city f.
champion high score bowler 81 The
world Mrs iiutserworth'e record
follows
800. 500 200. gsp. gs7. zss 2ss. zss.
gIe, z7e. z1a. zTe.
Total pins. a.47i. Average 2ssh
These scores we're the I2 best
games bbwied III tournament. Tint
tha Hlieys WE'RE regulation, the efor-
ing correct and the pine set true
are aubntantiattd hy uffinnYiss.
nneuNnafy whnn the public refused 20
accept the performance.
Afrn Hufferwoffh'a style u her
own Hhe delivers the hall RIGHT
heudei. frDm the extreme LEFT side
of the alley This hail eiinkg % the
edge until within q few feet 81 thn
pima. when IL sweFves ~ the right
striking betunen the one and two
pins. Tho ball ~ nor fest. but tbs
hook IL uniform Mre. 8ufters
worth Il the wife of n. Butter
WORTH manager " ons ~ the oldest
mercantile houses IL this city, and II
one ~ Wafartowu'a social leaders
Fhe took up bowling for diversion
and became fascinated, Her version
~ hog Performance. written r8pr-
elally for The Ntar. follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
ASKED TO REVOKE
COFFROTHS PERMIT

REDWOOD CITY. Gal. Dec. ~.
The supervisors of San Maseo coun
~ xewtufaav con. hersd a petition
asking that the psrruI, -Fah'no 70
J. VI coffroth 20 .oid a prixs s.xh'
IN his arena Just over tho county
line from San Francisco. be revoked
Goffrotha attorney asked for
poHtponemeut Of the hearing. as his
client II now In New York The mat
ter went over 70 December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
&C. == THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS E=
HERE'S THE BASEBALL LIMIT

front. aud rolled around 20 the back
and stuck out abova the belt, AF
hs faes1 bAAt tho catcher the catch
IN fdV5 EIgns. caught the nfosiiber-
ahde al The EdrR or -. shlrt. held
10 Il ana touched the runner fnklds
~ hln own phirt The umpire cali
- lie rlIh..r safe and then reVefa-
"a the dNclsiqii,
Meantime the man Win the ball
IN His shirt Kept on 90 the bench
aud ths other runner followed him
home The umpire. after thinking
Il over, called tha frat man safe hes
cause The infieldar interferad with
him Ia grabbing his shirt. and cali
ed the second runner rnt because
the base runner luterfnrsd with the
fielder hy carrying away the bail
Tho decision started fight
What do yea think ~ Il. Mr. ffHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
HELATEo FOOTBALL
STORY ABOUT "TEo.'

Pete Tcgtmsier. center on the
Washington Varsity eleven. got "a
good enc off on Bernard. steward II
the dofmitory. the day before the
Thank giving game Bernard was
grabbing along 20 TeR about how the
team needed - wake Up and get a
little fighting spirit.
WhakxYOu need" said BERNARD.
Is 10 get the team real good and
mad, aud then when they 20 on the
field they Will eat up Oregon"
Invite them over 20 breakfast mt
the dorm Thanksgiving morning. "
remarked Pete, and they VIII BE-
mad enough to whip bulldogs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

Wildly exciting
cron Il world
seen MeekinH
battling Sporting Neither
science bic depending
putting the fight In the second
terrific rights both
landing flush the point the Jaw aud both ong to the canvas
struggled his
a rected the while Eyefnden silent
course. given the decision but what would
had the TIE
brotherhood Of English referees who arbra'e fights while reclining
gracefully n
one English authority SAYS srhe called
circumstances. both men ost
undoubtedly neither which
mill and call division of the purse
referee THE only out OF TIE
difficulty would been cali suspended contest ana nave
continued a later date"
Hut ths argument water either the count
o teu n $
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
HAWKS LAKE Two
GAMES FROM CRANES

The Hawks caught the Cranes
standing on one leg last night. and
ewooped down on two out az Che
three games rolled In the feathersd
tournament now In progress at the
q. A. G. aviary.
Finley OF the Hawks was high
man with z1zs chaiked up IN the
second game, and an average of Is4.
All the rollers were on hand. and no
Dummies had to be called on.
The scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
TIE RIGHT SPIRIT

coMMERCGALIsM HAS ENTIRELY TAKEN TIE PLACE
fayote Of Whole
coming for this criticism
though Just the opposite
ditions prevailed
between FoFham aud SyfHene vas
scheduled american L~asne park View YORK aud pepanA wes
hnufe tha
several inches
the That the
this 600 enthusiasts
shand but they sent away and the
locked
Then protested the posponemsnt. a7d n.r
enle
the
QuArfa o a n tate, absolutely 49,
only
college rivals sn~i.
team, 40 - F - ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

HANDICAP MATCH LOST
BY NEAR CHAMP zBYsko


QUINCY, I'LL, Dec 7.--Zbysko, the
foreign wrestler who leaped into
prominence by staying with Frank
5otcn ~ their bout at Buffalo
Thanksgiving night, failed to throw
George Turner, ~ Kellogg. Iowa,
tWice Within - minutes, and eonse-
auentiy lost the bout here last night
Ibysko managed 10 pin Turner 10
, we mat rive minutes after the ex-
plration n the stated time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
MCFARLAND AFTER
FREDDY WELSH

NEw rofgK. Dec. T-packsy
MCFARLAND has aent ward TO the
National aposslng Cub Of fsonaon
that ne intends 70 VISIT England
ahaut the first ~ january ard 49,
Il trwsfalU Welsh ear he saan
fsTssaAn sh~re uHsli Ffs.1 81 -
match with hs -. 80
awaEhs chAupss EnsHAH NA"s
Ia 80 rmvtssa sssate If wote isam
- .nasard thr lightweight lifpit
- fixed NJ fs& pounds and Mctar.
land states that he wtii have nc
trouble ~ reducing 90 that figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

NNlMon has refused to fight McFAf.
land except 81 fHa wounds rlnxxlde.
- The hseaxa pstglisst u anxiopa
~ cut Nelson out az FIRST cTagA -.
Welsh. But welsh il nor.
20 sue@t ~~tna,t sN.r a. oAgoF
va ,.taors,s - a s sArI.nd ana
Ira miasle u England about
ens,ntyy merit month for this
t.isn..~ sor the sole purpose ~
.sasas battle wfsh che Afnart-
ear IKhsaHssfs8 ahasnpann
Welsh ens tw~n advised nf Net
~Dn's Expressed willingness "a take
him 90 and says hw wants 10 grasp
the opportunity before u IA too late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
sIx-HoUR Mo1V
RACE FOR LIZ
ANGELES

Los ANGELES. Dee -
Apperson Jack Rabbit. rhIeA !.
me automobile races II Sam =
lea last summer, when
worlds record was made. /.
isfss entry received by M
issmpei for the zig ssxhour r
which 2 ps t1e ifaIars n I
eS Il Ascot fjjesdF3f 8li1d|
december IL he melt Will
held under IN auspices M tie X
Angeles Motor naeinx axsoeass,o
II IL expected that he r
Palmer Singer. sfesrns. "a
Corhin. Sunset and Maxwell \
among the cars entered Ii M
ing contest. The entry Of n
person il looked upon here 4
practical guarantee that oths
ears vii be entered Harris
shua. who has handled TIE
machine In other fast p9
ancss. viii be Al the shsta.
many drivers have opesly ~
ed . ssrDnx deaIre 81 tahs ~
rabhas Inxn. into ennp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
sopns TAKE GAME
FROM BROADWAY
BABIES

For the second time In the series
OF intercIass football games being
played af Broadway high school. the
SophomoreE won from the Fresh"
men. yesterday afternoon by q score
OF s 20 0. The Sophs MADE their onay
score In the last part 81 the second
half. when the high wind carried q
punt over the goal line and a Soph
back fell on L. The Freshmen out
played their older classmates ali The
way through tina game and should
have scored a victory.
!. This game puts the entering class
out al the running for the champion
ship on the school. The next game.
that between the Juniors and Zen
tors. which was 10 have been played
this afternoon. will be indefinitely
most pon@d because u the snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
HARRY CINE.

fBy rnli~d rre@Ai
CHICAGO. Iwr z Calvin nm-
mareai. mh9 son The worlds tAa
haik line billiard championship tour
namsat played IN New fofk last
week. returned q hts home IN Chi
caNa to-day. and immediately an
nasinrAd Ms willingness "a Accept
fAs chaiienxo VI Harry Cline. ~
Philadelphia. Tho match Mlii pFpb.
ably be PLACED 10 Svw York neat
week
riine'n playing To thw champion
ship vas 4 revelation ~ Followers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
o
DcRANDO PINCHED
OF TIE AUDIENCE

FROM ROME CONES AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUDIENCE
Emmanuel that the king
style u covering tho
requested him the By dem
before detectives
rushed him placed him under taking him eseapins
anarchist
this the officers mistaken but there would have
mistake during hts American
The against Hayes Madison Garden
example.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

of The Nwnnsirman'H game Cline.
Sutton and Demarnnt we're ia a
three euruefrd tie for the title.
when the latter defeated the PfIia j.
delphia man IN a sensational exit.
blston ~ ~ Innings
Champion Iemarert. Albert G.
Caller ~ BOSTON. Harry Signe and
Alfred d. Drp, the present three.
cushion champion. are planning a
trip 70 the Pacific coast eAriy in
January Thes will piay against
eacii other ana against the parafse
css~ experts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

Sc runs the cong. and evidently
: hig Jim seffries and che eeior~d
champion both subscribe 70 the SEN
ttment. for they have agreed @ the
appointment u big Thu" sullivan
as stakeholder Of the coming fiKht
Yesterday the fighters and their
managers got together IN New
York. and after considering a NUM-
her Of names far the high finance
end 81 the fight finally Decided On
state senator Timothy u. sullivan
as tire best man for the job.
All the forfeit money. anenntknk
20 sac. coo, has been deposited vita
tho new stakeholder whe VIII also
have charge Of the big balance
which TEX Richard and Jack IleA
son will he called on 70 deposit 50
DAYS before the fight.
Tho general opinion IN sporting
circles Il that IN naming Zig Tim
the Fighters have HIT uran an ex
ceiient man for the thankless and
responsible task
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
ERNEST sIEeFREp.

Here's our old friend. the Ger
man Oak" who when he stepped
from "A Hamburg American liner a
year ago. almost tipped Little old
New York beneath the waters Of
North river his ability was so
heavy. At least that's what the
press agents said
Since landing. 5leRfred hasn't ere
ated any confiagrations OF alarming
proportions. He has Joined the CHI
eago colony ~ grapplcrs and viii
probably be- seen In action this vim
Ter when the festive mat artists be-
gin their annual performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
SOUTHPAW FIRST
SACkER9 ON WAY
TO THE MINORS.

= The baseball season OF 1910 4
+ may see the elimination Of 4
three famous southpaw first 4
= saekers, two Of whom have 4
taken part IN worlds series 4
= during recent years. They are 4
Fred Ienney Of the Giants and 4
Jiegs Donohue, now OF the 4
= Washington, but formerly OF 4
the White soS, who outIived 4
their usefulness as biq A
y ieaguers, while Claude Ross !
= man is already headed toward !
= the minors. None OF them IL =
= old ~ years, but Tenney il the i
y only one Of the trio who seems !
= 70 have a chance to be on a 4
= big league club next season. !
y 44441 4444 aa 4 \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
big TIM WILL
HOLD THE
COIN
johnson and Jeffries Agree
That Tammany Politi-
clan Is Not Likely to Skip
With a Paltry $120, 900.
Written BY
Experts

sRia Tim, ye ahl know hirsi
Jehr l.. We know him we'll
There never WAS man named sui
ivan q,
That Wasn't damn fine Irishman.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
DANCE AT pREAmLAso.

Dance tonight Admission free
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
SOLID OAK
Buffet
The Howard 0verdraft Ilss

Is the only heater made that will give sh'0s
faction with any kind of fuel, coal coke OF W.
overdraft system drives the smoke back l'e's
fire. thus consuming all the gases In the smoAe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
The Monarch MaIIeabIe RANGE

The strongest reason why YOU should get Monarch
Is that II VIII save money for YOU will also save time
and worry and give the everlasting satisfaction of
| having your work done right.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23

Lolo Hot Springs stage. leaving Lolo
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Fare
IS each way. Connects with train
morning and evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
HAMILTON BREV|T|ES

Hamilton, Sept s22.-At n meeting oil
the executive committee of the Hamil-
ton Chamber of Commerce, +. $. Red
ding was appointed as secretary IL
to take the place Of w. c. Irwin. re-
signed. Mr.. Reddng for a number oil
years was office manager of the Mar
shall Wells Hardware company of Spo-
kane and, with his experience. should
make n good secretary. Mr. Redding
Is expected to arrive in Hamilton
today.
Hamilton Briefs.
G. w. Dickinson of StevensviiIe spent
Wednesday in Hamilton.
c. Il. Mccarthy Of Helena Is looking
after his interests in the valley.
NJ. NJ. Lee of Spokane is spending a
few days in the valley on business.
W. Fl. Houston of Missoula is a guest
mt the Hamilton.
Warner Laird of Darby called on
friends in Hamilton Wednesday.
A. w. Taylor of Missoula Is regis
tered at the Hamilton.
II. f. Rhind of Havre is spending a
few days in the vaiiey.S
J. j. Bond of Victor is visiting
friends in Hamilton. o.
Carl +, Magni of Corvallis spent
Tuesday in Hamilton. Eas
Y. A. Walcott of Butte Is spending
Il few days in the valley looking after
his interests
IL. ii. Davenport of Victor was "A
Hamilton visitor Tuesday.
X. L. Hartman. of Missoula is a
guest at the Ravalli
w. l.. Newton of St. Joe, Mo. il
looking over Bitter Root lands.
Mrs. Sara p, Rohde of Chicago Is
taking trip through the valley.
w. T., Northway of Denver is look
ing over lands in the valley.
w. ii, Roberts and wife of Chicago
are spending ii few days in the valley
looking over lands.
Gibson Gardner of Washington. d.
{. Is taking trip through the valley.
Edward Gore OF Chicago is looking
after his interests in the valley.
j. L. England of Detroit. Mich. is
looking over land In the valley.
j. l.. Reed of Victor called on friends
In the valley Tuesday
W. l.. Packer of Como Is a guest at
the Ravalli.