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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17
LIBERTY POINT DAY.
Anniversary of Adoption of
Liberty Point Resolutions" to
be Celebrated Attractions to
Please Visitors
To the Editor of The Robesonian:


The people of Fayetteville and
the upper Cape Fear section pur-
pose this year to anticipate the
usual Fourth of July celebration
by celebrating on Monday, June
q, the 134th anniversary of the
adoption of the famous Liberty
Point Resolutions" by the Cape
Fear patriots on June 20, 1775.
write to ask the courtesy or
your columns to extend a most
cordial invitation to every Con-
federate veteran in your section
to attend and dine with their
Cumberland comrades on that
day. A similar invitation has
been extended to veterans in all
adjoining counties. Military COM
panies from Raleigh, Winning
ton, Clinton. Lumber Bridge and
Bennettesville have also been in
vlted. Invitations have been
and are also hereby extended to
every automobile owner in 100
miles around to join in our Auto.
parade and speed contests.
Chief Justice Walter Clark will
deliver the address. The day
will be full of attractions to please
the evisitors-firemen' 'sexhibition,
league baseball (Raleigh and
Fayetteville), military parade,
automobile and floral parade, fire.
works, etc.. ETC., etc.
Let everybody come to Fay
etteville June 21.
Jas. D. Mcneil, Chairman
Committee of Arrangements.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE
CAPE FEAR PATRIOTS AT
LIBERTY POINT" FAYETTE-
VILE, JUNE 10th, ITS.
The actual commencement o1
hostilities against the Continent
by the British troops, in the
bloody scene on the 10Th of Apri
last, near Boston. the increase O.
arbitrary impositions from ;
wiched and despotic Ministry
and the dread of instigated in
,, surrections in the colonies, ar,
! causes sufficient to drive an op
pressed people to the use O
arms. We. therefore, the sub
: scribers, of Cumberland county
holding ourselves bound by the
most sacred Of all obligations
: the duty of good citizens to
wards an injured country, ant
| thoroughly convinced, that, un
:, der our distressed circumstances
J ! we shall be justifiedain resistin,
I force by force, do unite our
y selves under every tie OF religion
and honor, and associate as
{ band in her defence agains
I every foe, hereby solemnly en-
gaging, that whenever our Con
I tinental or Provincial Council
: shall decree it necessary, we wi
go forth and be ready to sacr
flee our lives and fortunes to sc
u cure her freedom and safety
Z This obligation to continue i
y fdll force until a reconciliatio
d shall take place between Gres
' Britain and America, upon COZ
: :, stitutional principles, an ever
T we most ardently desire; and w
u will hold all those persons il
/ imical to the liberty of tn
IS colonies, who shall refuse
i + subscribe to this Association;an
u we will in all things follow tn
y advice of our General Committe
y respecting the purposes aforsaic
II the preservation Of peace ar
e COED order, and the safety (
9 ndi vidual and private property.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17
Could Not Be Better.

No one has ever made salve, oint-
ment, lotion or balm to compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, sores, scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema. Salt Rheum. For sore Eyes,
cold sores, ,ChappedHands it's supreme.
Infallible for Piles. Only 25c at all
druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17

Senator Clay, of Georgia, ex-
pressed the opinion Monday that
Congress will be in session until
August 1 and probably until Sep
tember.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17

An adjourned meeting Of Fay
etteville Presbytery was held at
Sanford on the 9Th to transact
unfinished business of the regu-
lar session recently held at Row.
land and to receive 5 licentiates
who were taken under the care
of the Presbytery after having
passed the required examina-
tons. Rev. DR.. H. C. Hill, of
Maxton, preached at the night
session
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17
A Valuable Bird and a Law
That Should be Enforced.
Lexington Dispatch.

Lexington Dispatch.
By enforcing that law which
prohibits bird dogs running
at large until September 1st
game wardens will render great
service. Those who know of such
things tell us that bird dogs de-
stroy large numbers of eggs and
young quail during the summer.
We like the law and hope that it
will be observed to the letter.
We have no more valuable bird
than the quail. 1t furnishes le-
gitimate sport for the real sports
man, and is a great friend of the
farmer because it destroys in
sect pests. The Statesville
Landmark and The Asheboro
Courier publish stories showing
that the bird eats potato
bugs wholesale, to say nothing
of other insects that are destruc-
tive. An Iredell farmer who
grows many potatoes will not al
low a bird killed on his place
since he discovered that the quai
helps him fight potato bugs. The
bird needs especial protection
this summer because there are
fewer quail now than in years
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17

A bolt of lightning from a
clear sky killed small colored
girl near Mount Airy Friday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17

or 6doses ''666'' will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. t8-25
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-17

or doses 1865" will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. to-25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
HIS SISTER IN !. j.: j.. :, =. IN THtS CITY

X th tsssst,s Bedy fs Bctas Held
 at HarshzlL Texas, CHail Besssfvss
 Can Re Notifle6--Js Member e9
 1rainmens' Qrdcr.
 Tho members os the BrotheYhocd
 f, .Rarlwsg Tra.nneu of this city are making every eRort to locate Miss Alice Langley. who .s believed to be in .this city or section, fo h. form her of the s.sxfen deatn u9 her brother, A., 0. Langley. who t,ed nt Marshall. Texas. Ga<orday night He lett an endowment. policy of e1,a5o payable to his sister, .n that organ .sation, and :sarthernors. tho boty is neingshead at Ma..ha1l to give hls sister an opportunity Of atten ling. the \ o,S.st' ..x,s.x .s~ N. ,..- :. J. F, Stewart. $.pn pt Police Judge J. R. Stewart. member of the trainrnen'a: order. 3lonaay received :'Pozd From tMsrsha.,.; roenest.as that Miss LsnKhy he notified oe her .bno&h- srs death. 1zo has been unable, 10 .1ecate her. Langley was about ss years old and hls membership in the order rss recently Nans. .fe.red from q5rt snst3:s vha4n. :'shsl forznert5, itsed, to a1aysha,l. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
0EoRE BUCHANAN. :.
 B1ARTH NAQAXINI

7na>fc!lontas 7no.loe from, tbn Mem pals ,Cosmereisi Appeal YaH. be of interest 6o l4oe Dludlans, who are personally acquainted with. Georxe buchanas:: wbo to7neFiy made pine -. i. =. ::.,st. " :.
 "ha :erst edtt&oo of .:atsss ,a1d. W,o+ nen... PA Artisste nocn<aly magazine q ptcte9'al end literary interest. pub, haned in Meurp6ss, a12eared yester: day" 1n1s bright. '+rees1 aattle p,eefto6 icaf,ss edited e7 George ~iSka po. cha6hn. and is d1led x,th 1storiie,ss,, 'eeadtsfh!r iNnsttae,.a. rwrUt;; ptctur1ls nf especially fatefest sso. 'nsg1t Takes !ooeen,' .ndtea&&ss q eentiment. and the aftermath <after marriage),, "A Problem Of income" reality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

Nrs:NAss rltssca and daughter, os Hatcheat ;;Aitss:' afser.a several weeks visit here with Mrs. Gus Waterman and ,sasaisy. have. sope to, vickssurs, Miss. to visit relatives.
 Mrs: J. A. Crawford and children. who have been visiting at the homo of her"7arents. Nr. ant. Mrs.. F. $. Colpeyhouse. returned. to Pine Blu9 this morning.--Jone esooro News.
 Jacse \. B. G-acc, P-o,ecu.lns A.- torhey ". D. Jones and Cour. 9tenog- ra7her T. l. sternberg, have returnsd from a three wseks' term oS the De- sha circstit. court at Arkahsas City.
 City Teasurer veo' E. Ale1ander. is back from pleasant vlslt to Ma friend. Herman Curry, at Kiees, Ark, Mr. Alexander reports a. delightful visit. u,,ch ttnc. ee,ng consumed. ;n hunting. ,''''s%...
 Our old friend, ". g., TanLersly. Of Pine Blu6. was 9 pleasant visitor t. eur otace thtsl weehtand left Us dol lar to have the news from Lincoln come to, him each week. Star CRY Ledger: - 7.
 Judge Leonard Stern lad Sam My. a,. !prsstdent and: eice president, re- epesttyeIy, os the 'e;4indeo B'nai Br,y1, lodge. returned to their home yes- terdayy. after attending the B'nx 'Br,th: e1ercse4 here Sunday; night -
 Miss Msrsaret sreeny. +he, ., po;pdtar mi,finer at th6; Murphy Martin Dry Gesds conrpaanys mllluiery depart: k D rnent,, leaves. today for' Nsw. Yor1 city; where she VIII 9ua.s:Sass u :;Ss a large stock :os sptins millinery for tthi.i. :: Mayor J. p. Ryan, Of !; Ro6 5; h5y;. Y; was visiting Mayor Carson. of this city. th.e reek. Mayor; j;o;,i; Ryan was here to confer with Mayor Carson as to the best and safest means of disposing of a secondhand city park.--Candes1 Beacon.
 Misses Blanche Felsenthal and <,el- ma and Hertha Stern, of Camden, ai- ter 2, brief visit here with Miss Artie Dreyfus and Mrs. H. B. Solmson, re- turned to their home yesterday Mrs. Solmson accompanied them and will visit relatives there for a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
TRY THIS FOR. t..
 YOUR COUGH

Aix sx'o uuDc-s oS aiSceine rlth haf ounce sr Virgin oG dr Pine compound pnre snd. a haas pint of straight wAtskes. Shake welt. and take Ia ddasss of a, teaspoonsol every 7o'1r hours. Th!s rn.stures possesos tho 'i4shealtafui properties of the pines and xs&, 6reaI: a.rs6ld la twohi, |, sy-Yonr- 'nt'i',>s ss.d snne..any couggh shsst fs cnsaele. In having this form- "lA aat ID Dc sars that your druzSgist nsss eae genuine Virgin OH. ,ef Pine compound. pnne. zFepared ana.guaran. teeei only by tha ixeseh Chemical, Co. :. O. :. ,..., ~..tt ...........: l..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
FINANCIAL. CONDITION
 OF PINE BLUFF
City Clerks Financial Report Shows Net Indebtedness of the City on January 31 to be $96.757.6S.

At a meeting of the city council Monday night it was shown by the monthly financial report of City Clerk w. A. Lee that all of the outstanding warrants due up to January 31 had been redeemed by the city, but the net indebtedness of the city govern ment on January 31 is still shown to be S96,427.53. During arguments of fered by Alderman Fred Fox, chair man of the finance. committee. and others in consideration of appropria- tions, it was stated that the city scrip could not be discounted at 10 per cent and that many of the leading banks of the city refuse to take the scrip at any price. The clerks report follows:
 Warrants outstanding Dec. 31, $111,- 1Ss11; issued in January. $6,022.21; cancelled in January. s1s,0Q4.30; out standing Jan. 31. s9e.42753; cash in tre asury, s244S 34; net indebtedness, Jan. 31, s9s.757.6S; net Indebtedness, Dec. 31, 1908, s96,427.53; increase, s3So15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Twentieth Century Class.

The Twentieth Century Class Of the First Methodist church was delight fully entertained Friday evening by Miss, Louise Bridges. About forty young. people were present and all enjoyed an interes sting contest. Miss White proved victor and was awarded a book During the evening punch was served by Miss Bessie Martin, and the guests were highly enter tained with piano solos by Misses McMillan gave reading, and Misses Reva Harris and Jessie White ren- dered several vocal solos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
GRAND OPERA
 l CONCERT PLANNED

Offered at the Temple Monday Night
 in Which All of the City's Best
 Talent Will Take Part.
 It was announced Monday that a grand concert would be given at the Temple next Monday night, in which the best talent of the city and we'll known vocalists from out of town would participate. The grand opera concert. win be: the annual affair for the benefit of the Temple and the program will be of the same high standard of excellence which".Y has, characterized previous events of this Nind there. Only grand opera sell el tons "wili be among; the numbers. ::
 Among those who will take part are s1rs. Phil dIahrrman;, ot St. Louis: and Miss Selma; Stern, s*of, Camden. who will come. here especially for that purpose; Daniel Taylor, Leon Block, Ernest Walker, Professor. M. D. McNeill. Mrs. j. I. Norris, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow, Miss Gladys Eilbott, Mrs. F. L. Dilley and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
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 . EKlEt xENTtUN. ' . ' ' : . z Y : | . . . .

1olOuel Gus W NateFElan went to Lit- tie Rock Monday.
 E. A. Howell and (. C. Hanley are in Grady, hunting.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger is at tending court at Dewitt.
 P. P. Byrd was in Little Rock yes- terday on 8 business trip.
 W. H. Langford made bushes trip to Little Rock yesterday. Mrs. s. M. Taylor is at Hot Springs to spend few weeks with friends. General W. H. Haynes, of Little Rock, is visiting the city for a few days.
 c. H. Owens left Monday for Hot Springs where he will take course of baths. - - Miss Minnie Owen. of Pine Bluff, is in the city visiting relatives and friends.-Star City Ledger.
 Dr. Lillian Mohler will attend tho State osteopathlc Association. which meets n Little Rock today. t'
 Miss Elsie Jacdsson. Of Little Roc.., Is the guest. of Mrs. iAforrias seil berna- gle. on West Pullen street. :
 Miss: Ruth >Lowen{3eid has returned to Little Rock. after. 2 short visit to the family of Charles Web.
 Misses Olivia and Elizabeth Alex ander left Sunday for. Sherrin. where they will make short visit.
 Mrs. s. A. Miller is spending the week in Little Rock with her hus- band, Representative S. A. Miller.
 Miss Victoria Harrel, the talented daughter of Mrs. c. F. Coe, is in Lit tie Rock visiting Mrs. T. H. Bunch.
 Miss Nettie Holmes, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. w. Mills, will return to her home in Little Rock today.
 Miss Grace York, after a several days visit with. friends in Little Rock, has returned to her home in Memphis.
 O6OTSc . bdl Uy, 1AluoS0A ioi CAAS Fox-Harris Hardware Company, Pine Bluff, visited Camden friends Friday. Camden Beacon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Frankel. of St. Louis, after a brief visit, here with Joe c. Meyer and family, have re- turned home.
 Miss Brunette Silbernagle will re- turn this week from Memphis, where she has been for several months vis- iting relatives and friends.
 Attorney D. Brockman, of the firm of Caldwell & Brockman, of Pine Bluff, had business in probate court Monday.-Star City Ledger.
 w. c. West returned last night from Pine Bluff, where he has been for two days in the interest of the Y. NJ. c. A. at that place.-Jonesboro News
 MT. F. A. Shepherd will go to Little Rock this morning to meet his sister Miss Mary Shepherd, of Jacksonville, H., who will spend about month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Visitors HonOrees.

A dance was given last night at the Bluff City Club complimentary p the visiting young ladies. The young CT Society people attended and tlN affair was much enjoyed. Professor
 Blocks The atorium orchestra fur nished the music and Caterer Deutsah the refreshments. Those present were Miss May Bluthenthal and Ben Franklin, Mss Jessie Waterman and Harold Bluthenthal. Miss Cecile Lew, Bastrop. La., and Harry Veil, Miss Irene Bott, Little Rock. and Joe Gott
 Heb, Miss Rosa Sonnenschein and Joe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
TWO COUPLES
 1A3dRTED 11kBf Nl9Nf

]. Wedding" sa1 5ss<ino ..ef f70e Rdeee
 :frsder Ties: . HspeAl :KAot ss%sAs
 Court House: :. -.$. .,@.:s .:.-
 \ pretty marriage, Ess%aolcmn3A6d last night when Miss EoasGallauay and (. R Counts were united in mar rase at the parsonage of the First Methodist church by Rev. T. Y. Ram sey. Their marriage will be quite 3 surprise to their many friends in the city. Mir. Counts Is ono of tho promising young men of the city. He has been connected with the Bra- shear Drug Company for a number of years and has many friends ia Pine Bluff. Miss Galloway is one tf Pine Bluffs most accomplished and talented young women.
 A marriage license was issued last night by County Clerk J. II. Shelby to J. T. Bevins, Of England, Ark, and Miss Mary Strobe, of Blissville, Ark. They were married at the county clerks office at ' o'clock last night by Justice of the Peace James A. Fra zier. MT. Bevins is a promising young business man of England and has many friends in this city. Miss Stro- ble Is we'll known in Pine Blu6, hav- Ing visited here quite often.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Fifteenth Anniversary.

Fifteenth Anniyersary. ..e: .,.. ..s. 2.-.
 The following invitation was re- gently received by Pine BluR friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Harris, wA formerly lived in this city:
 'Fifteenth anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Harris at home Monday, February l, 1909, from 3 to 6 o'clock, 819 William street. San An- tonic, Texas"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
| 6taii9 Dinner.

I 6Sag DlnneF. =
 \ stag dinner vii, Do given Wed. Besdey evening at 7:3o o'clock at the home Of Major and Mrs. ". T. White. on West Barraque street, compliment a1y to Mack Hammett, who will leave in few days for Oklahoma City, his future home. Covers will be laid for twelve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Complimentary to Miss Andrews.

Major J, E. Isbell will give the- ter party Thursday night, compli- 4f1ntary to Miss Jessie Andrews, the popular daughter of Mir and Mrs. Leo M. Andrews. His guests will wit ness "The Test" to be presented by Miss Blanche Walsh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

Dance for As You Like It Club,
 Miss Edna Stowell will entertain with dance Tuesday evening at her home in Lakeside. Her guests will be the members of the As You Like lit Club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
WOman's Home Mission.

The Woman's Home Mission Society of the First Methodist Church will have it's regular monthly meeting in the chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An election of officers will be held and all the members are requested to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Ladies' Aid Society. .

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church held it's regular monthly meet ng at Mrs. s. N Knox'2, No. 314 West Fourth avenue, yester- day. The meeting was regular bus mess session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

A healthy man ,s q hny tn hls own right; an unhealthy man ts an un~
 heppy slave. Burdock Blood Bit ters builds np sonnd health--keeps you we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
Hrs. Elliott to Entertain.

Mrs. Elliott to Entertain.
 Mrs. J. M. Elliott will entertain a few. of her friends at cards Wednes- 0ay afternoon at <2:3o sharp in honor of Mrs, NV. E.. Holt. of 1-ex!ast.cea. ~. Q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
SMALL FTPE TN
 WESTERN SUBURB

ThA fire department was called out last Yeht about o'clock to the cor -4rer of Bell and Plum streets. A barn and buggy were totally d2- stroyed. by fire. The property was owned by A. J. Johnson. The fire was out of the fire limits but the fire department responded and saved other adjoining property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02
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1s'c., cetet.e G&eeas. 'd, x. :.
 he uaemtts sf tho Mustcai O. te1ae chozpa. are :reQaeste1 to meet at Professor H. D. McAel!1-s studio Tues " mornang a$:ss3Q' o'clock ;: 7. ::
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

let Farrar frame ynHr nicfnreS. alsn mt in yonr hroken glass. 320 Pine Street, Old Phone 564. 12-27-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

Mesers. Harvie~~er'i Hunter Atkins son of Pine~rluff. were in the city Sunday on a visit to their mother, Mrs. E. J. Atkinson who is still quite sich~Star City Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

AIt'as;. a6ka :BeAse.ssassser. Hc~;ah1,ks,1,. !. <, aaa p1':: R1'f,:|sea, M,se hesa *Hso- Ese ssE, Nenaa. Ny and llse. lse. K xial; iasssn. Miss Alma Weller and Haroai Ron. Miss Se1aa :1seesenabsun 4hda rank al Bloom ;. aa6Etass: v: s3saaiian Sa.x3Byaa St
 Louis, aud 1sadors Rutste.n. Miss A5'een Hil'ar. title Rock and c,aF: once Hanf, Mss Elsts Japo6eon, L,t. As Rock. ard Dan S!lbernagle. Miss Helen Rosenberg. John R. Bloom and MF aud alMrs. Jake Rotstetn. Charles Maaachowshy. .-.=.... \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

O. Sivess, of the Gordon Store, will 20 to the eastern markets this week, leaving Thurssav to make pur- chases of spring goods for that con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-02

ZMrs. John Bookhart and two chil- dren arrived yesterday from Helena to be the guests of Mrs. Bookhart's s sister. Mrs. w. o. Taggart for few weeks. -"
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-20
FOR
THE FLATHFAD
Some Of Finest Lands in State Of Montana Will
Shortly Be Thrown Open to Public.

without living two years on the IN.
productive homestead lots.
It is generally believed by the
western members of congress that
the proposed plan Of opening will
prove far more satisfactory than
those which have been pursued in
the past at other reservations, as it
will give full opportunity for people
OF the east to visit, not only the
reservation lands, but the surround
ing country.
Unless something Unforeseen oc-
ours the presidents proclamation
under the general plan above out
lined will be issued the latter part
of next week.
Judge Witten Of the general land
Office, who has had charge Of all
reservation openings for the past 10
years, will go to Montana in person
in the latter part Of June to look
over the local field with a view to
making definite arrangements for
registration.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-20
Dry Farming Representative Here

When the Fourth Dry Farming
Congress meets at Billings, Montana,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 26. 27, 28 next, we expect
Dawson county to be represented with
large delegation, said George E.
Swan, assistant to Secretary -Treasu-
rer John 7. Burns, who visited Glen
dive Tuesday for the purpose of inte
resting local business men and farmers
of this vicinity in the work Of the
Congress.
The coming Congress is of para
mount interest to the people Of this
state and particularly those Of Daw-
son county, said Mr.. Swan, .be-
cause Of the immense areas of socall-
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-20
DR.. Steele Dead In Capital City

Helena. May 6.-Dr. William L.
Steele, pioneer physician of Mon
Iana, former mayor of Helena, and
incumbent Of number Of other
public offices, including that of state
senator, died at his home here at an
early hour this morning, aged 7G
years. For the past five years he was
a victim of a gradual paralysis,
which finally resulted in hia death.
DR.. Steele was one Of the best
known and liked pioneers in the
state. His services were ever ready
for the sick and helpless and in the
early days he made many a
two hundred mile horseback trip
in the dead of winter to succor the
distressed. His wide charity to the
INDECENT was his most marked char
acteristic, and the knowledge that
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-20
For Cemetery Improvement

The recently appointed cemetery
board of trustees has al ready com
menced important improvements in
the local City Of the Dead. A road
has been graded to the cemetery and
Waterworks will shortly be installed.
With plenty of water the beautifca-
ton of the grounds will be but a
matter Of a short time.
Hereafter burial permits must be
secured from the county clerk be-
fore interments are made. This rule
has been largely neglected hereto
fore. but it is the intention to rigid
ly enforce it hereafter.
The cemetery has also been plat
ted by the county surveyor and all
lots numbered. The proceeds from
the sale of lots will be used in de-
fraying current expenses. The cost
OF WaterWorks, etc., will be raised
largely by subscription.
The new board is composed Of G.
D. Hollecker, president; VIM. Lind
say, secretary; Fl. J.. Haskell, Fl.
Dion and Joe Wester, members Of
the board Of trustees.