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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
TIE FOR THE wEsTcHEsTER CUP
IhternRtiOnhIIsts and Wrenn BrOth-
ers Have Equal score.

ers Have Equal score.
NEW YORK, July l0.-A tie was estab-
lished today in the Westchester Cup tennis
tournament here. The internationalists, H.
II. .Haekett and r. ID, Little. and the
wrenn Brothers brought this about by
their victories, each having scored three
victories and one defeat
TIT Wrenns today defeated the Phila-
d~elphians. w. j., Clothier and Wallace
Johnson, rs, 6-1, while Hackett and Little
overcome L. p. Larned and A. S. Dabney.
g., after three sets. The tie will be played
off Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Craighton. Martil

Thomas, prummy. struck out; By Thomas,
5; by Mclean, 4. Passed balls: Creighton,
q Murphy. q Hit with pitched ball; BY
Mclean, 2. Wild pitch: Mclean. Left on
bases: Field club, 4; M~azeppas. s. Bases
on balls: Off Thomas, 2; off Mclean, g.
Sacrifice hits; O'Brien, Kaughlan, Mclean,
Murphy. Umpire: Cotton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
RUNNING RECORD is BROKEN
f. H., Ramsdsn Time In 100
Meter zee vr

II, H., HnmsdeH owe TINT IN tuV-
Meter Race. rr
PlTTsBURG. July 10-A worlds record
was broken today at the Pittsh1rg athletic
carnival, held at Forbes field, when f.. l..
Ramsdell of the University OF Pennsyl-
vanla ran 100 meters in loib seconds. The
former record for the l0o7meter run was
made by n. E. Walker OF South Africa in
January, 1909, who made the distance in
fo9t seconds at Pretoria,
Ten thousand persons attended today's
events. Martin Sheridan. M. p, priscolh
Harry Hrlman. John Flanagan. Matt Nc
Grath, Harry Porter and many other ma
tionally known athletes competed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
CHAMPION RUNNER BEATEN
Middle Distance Man, Percy small
wood, Loses 10 DubA.

wood, Loses to DubA.
SHARON, Pa, July l0-Perey small
wood, champion middle distance runner of
the world, was defeated here today In a
twelve mile race by six local runners, each
OF whom ran two miles.
smallwOOd covered the distance in
I:1so5tb. and lost by eight laps. The
Welshman stopped five times on account
Of cramps. smaywoOd will attempt to ss-
tablish a new korid's mark for the u
mile event here next Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Y. ". C. A. GETS NEW GYM BOSS
Engages Boston Woman to rake
Charge of It's GYM

Miss Florence ID. Alden of Boston has
been engaged by the local Young Women's.
Christian association TO take charge OF its
gymnasium and will begin her work Sep
tember /. Miss Alden is a grauate of the
Boston Normal and last year served as
director Of the women's gymnasium In the
University of Missouri. The equipment of
the local gymnasium is nearly all in place,
having been ordered by Miss lane Gannett
OF Boston training school, who resigned
the local dictatorship a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
River Going Down.

The Des Moines river, which had reached
a stage of l4s feet, continued 10 recede all
last night, and unless there are further
rains It is believed the worst danger is
passed. though a large number of families
were forced to leave their homes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

i've base hissi Vpss, hsssH, n, Passed ss :
eef AunGer.l Struck out: BY Gahan, q;
BY Munger. 6 sacrifice hits: Petersen,
butts. De NFies. Time: i45. Umpire:
Donahue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Two-base hits; Kimmerer (9), Wavering.
Eases on balls: Off Lyons, l; off Wright, 8
Stolen bases: Durkee 90, Weekes ~, Dow,
blisk, Struck out: BY Lyons. 7; by Wright,
Dun, @ Umpire: c. Bllsk. :
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Herman Defeals LYons.

HERMAN Neb., July O-(Specisl)-The
Lyons base ball team came 10 Herman to-
day and was defeated by Van Valins In
perials by a score OF 2 ~ o
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
TENNIS PLAYING AT CHICAGO
seventh Annual State Tournament
starts There.

CHICAGO, I'LL. July l0.--The seventh an
nual state tennis tournament started here
today at the Aztec club courts. VIII Mey-
ers, the former western star, who came
from Pittsburg to compete, defeated s. C.
O'Brien, So. 6-S, W. a. Fleet of Culver,
md. who is trying for the place In the
finals, defeated J. r. Mckay, go, 81. w.
T. Hayes defeated S. C. Hancock, 81. 6-l
Heath Byford defeated Walter Rehm, 6-1,
6-3. William wilkins defeated Arthur
Snow, So. 6-2. There are sixty -four en-
tries.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Thomas sexton Murdered.

THOMAS sexton MuEuereu'
'CRESTON. Ia, July lQ-(Special,)-A fur
ther Investigation concerning the death OF
Thomas sexton at Maryville, Mo, who re-
Gently was run over by a Creston train
crew, is now being conducted. At the time
the accident occurred 1t was supposed the
death was the result of the train accident,
as the head was severed from the body,
when the train passed over it, and 1t was
imposed the man was lying on the track
in q drunken stupor, but developments
later lead TO the belief that Sexton was
murdered and his body placed on the
track, to avoid suspicion. 1t is stated that
Sexton left Hopkins fn company with an
unknown, suspicious looking character,
who has been missing from the vicinity
ever since the tragedy. and rumors are
rife that foul play had been enacted, Sex
ton was 40 years old and leaves a wife and
three children.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

in the l0Ameter run was tonight certified
by the Amateur Athletic union officials
and IL is understood win be made official
In New York on Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
IOWA RACE HORSE is LYNCHED
Owner Finds Animal Dead Fastened
by Its Neck to =
Tree.

MT. PLEASANT, Ia, July O.-(Special)
Hanging by fits neck, which was encircled
by a chain. which was fastened 70 a limb
of a tree. Charles Barry, living near this
city, this morning found his valuable race
horse dead this morning. It is evident that
some one prompted by malice, fastened the
horse by the neck with the chain in such
a manner that 1t hanged itself. The horse
was valued at 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
National what Tournament.

NIAGARA FALLS. N. T., July lO-The
Boston delegates at the American Whist
congress. who yesterday carried of the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
little MissourIs.


The Townsends7 and Ideal-Hustiers will
at the latter's park In Council Bluffs
this afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK. The lineup:
Townsends. Hustlers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
MAN DROWNED IN FISHERS LAKE
Clarence PhnRott Taken with Cramps
while at Cedar Falls.

Teiegram)-Clarenee Philpott. aged 30.
was drowned in Fishers lake, two miles
from this city. at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The body was recovered three hours later.
ming.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

orders have been received at Fort Des
Moines directing Lieutenant Robert ].
Raney to visit the cities and towns OF
Iowa and Investigate what breeds of horses
are most successfully raised in this state.
The department has purchased a good
many horses here and It is presumed Is
pleased with the purchases and desires
more.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

national pairs championship, completed
their sweep of victories today by winning
the championships for four men teams ana
Manhattan trophy for mixed pairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Norris Lynch Dead,

Morris Lynch, for many years an ac-
knowledged gambler and one of the most
prominent in the west, died at Mercy
hospital today. following an operation a
few days ago to remove an obstruction in
the intestines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Double Header AT south Omaha.
The Ramblers and the Little Missndris
will be the star attraction in a double
header at Duffy's park, South Omaha, this
afternoon. The lineup:
= RnnnhIara IIiila Migannria
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

qs4 4 !. ssss4si&: a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Information for ImmiErants.

At the request of the bureau of COM
merce and labor at Washington. Governor
Carrolrs office will endeavor to furnish
information on the resources of the state
pf Iowa for use of the immigration office.
1t will be for the information of prospec-
tive Immigrants.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

DR.. Miien. the physician in
charge, is an eminent diagnosti-
clan of 80 years experience IN
nervous and chronic diseases. He
sees all patients personally and
outlines their treatment, asking
no questions at all Of the patient.
The evening world., 1909-01-05

day stamps, a set OF
10 Red Letter Day"
stamps will Re given free
to every applicant, This
set is. OF course good
in the same book that
holds the ten "Wedres
day" stamps. and is IN
addition thereto.
The evening world., 1909-01-05

OF tuem PERSUADE 'h"ir ilicnds TO allow
thelr hair 70 grow IN order to offer a
fair field fOl the scissors. but there are
some whose friends devotion docs NOT
reach this height, and these are going
about in Madison ANA Union Squares
and engaging the bench warmers by
the Dozen There are few bench warm
ers who will not provide tempting
topknOt for the tonso:.a,ist, and the main
difficulty is 70 get the victims thus en-
gagged to submit to Turkish bath be-
fore the contest but the BARRIERS are
laborIns earnestly and hope for the
best
The evening world., 1909-01-05
BALL PLAYER RECOVERING.

Matty Mcintyre. the star outfielder
Of the Detroit ball club, Who mas been
lying at St. Vincents Hospital. New
Brighton, since last Friday morning,
when he underwent an operation for
appendicitis is now out ot danger and
unless unexpected complications set in
Will recover. Dr. r. Coonley. who is
attending him. said to-day that Nc
latyre had passed 4 good night and
would surely recover.
The evening world., 1909-01-05
THESE BARRIERS
!. CAN CUT HAIR AND
THEY'LL PROVE It
Already They Are Selecting the
Victims for Great Con-
test of Feb. IS.
CLIP IN FOUR STYLES.
Plans Completed for !nterna-
tional Comnsh.!on (: Man.
h~,.2n Lyceu!,!.

"A barber there vas, ard he made his prayer
tNot even as you and II,
No rags no 0o-es, hut 4 hank ~ hair
We SAL twas t..f,a, we dIdat care:
Bu, the barber he ca ed K his own affair.
Even rs you and l.
The evening world., 1909-01-05

Is the American style, which calls for
effect In the hack-w'i the neck
shaved clean. This is very popula,
style, and will perhaps take longer
than the Others. The haircut la
Kaiser IS the thru, and Is a mixture
o. part and pompadour Fat men
Ike It, and it is a difficult; effect. The
fourth Is the military cut. short al,
around and brushed straight away
from the iace.
Ia there n hair Gu, Ia Rcoseyelt?'
he was asked.
"Corpo di Bacco," sad signor Stan
zlOne, I'VE had never thought OF
that. How foolish OF us We must
AZ once invent such S,yl.. How
does the President brush LIS hair? or
does h, take lime to brush IL" | viii
lave 10 consult with my colleagues
The four haT cuts must be accom-.
plished IN an hour. and wien the four
victims, baI-Un'ncd and cOmbed and
rushei within al inch OF their lives.
sep from the chairs. they will be
shown into another room where a jury
o: BARRIERS viii await them, The mem
hers NJ this Jury will he in ignorance
~ ,ue Identity Of the contesting bar
Nnr, and will pass Judgment exclusively
on the finished product before them.
Medals for Winners
There arc 10 be three prIzes-a gold.
silver and n bronze modal all very
handsome and the possession OF any
one Of them Will assure tie holder a
Job IN any barber shop in the world.
The present champion is John Zing.
all. OF this city, an artist who has Won
the gold medal three times, and who
Is regarded as wizard with the sc.s-
suIS.
once there was man-his name
was hi Santos, and ! don't know where
he is noW-who cut four heads IN forty
minutes said S!gnor S;anzone. But
II was terrible sight. He worked
Ike q f!enG IN the Broken scene from
Faust. The hair flew about IN clouds
his scissors cleaned and flashed Hike
some terrible engine of destruction, and
We could see family through the swirl.
ing mists, hi Santos waving his arm,
and hopping. leaping from one suhejC
to another, his eyes flashing and his
teeth Er'ttng with the JOY Of his terri.
bic work. He did not GET prize be.
cause the hair was not cut evenly"
according 10 Signor S'anzlone the i'm
pending exhibition will IN no way par.
lake OF tho nature Of Conversations
TIE barber win no. he allow ed to taxi
WIN the victim. and another provision
The evening world., 1909-01-05

Oh. the hair We waste, and tn. wigs We
paste
Oh, the = our hcal and hand.
Pelongs l. nan Who Il oa j when old,
tAud now wc know h, VIII rot be told
And never Gan understand.
The evening world., 1909-01-05
Cidrets

Imported from Armand Frs'.' &
Co, Borde,uA, France,
The evening world., 1909-01-05

'E sy,9s G te, = s g. 22c
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-oId Glory 1sc
brand; joi,, $40; No. can. loS
Pt ear. lIa: ssH 'ss,,t,, s' a' 32c
ls !, 10, Nc l,;,. 5 e.. Best . ptARs-do'' 1Sc
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-08-27
STATESMEN VISIT THE
HUNTLEY PROJECT

The United States senate committee on
irrigation, which is now making an en-
tensive tour visiting all the government
irrigation projects, arrived at Huntley Oh
Monday this week at an early hour. The
committee, with Hon. Thomas Carter as
chairman, spent the forenoon in an in
spectlon OF the project, and devoted the
afternoon to a public hearing of the set
tiers, interrogating them closely as to
water supply, condition of canals and
bitches, administration of the reclama-
ton act, suggestions for changes, addi-
tions or improvements of the original
act.
The place of meeting was characterized
by decided tone Of optimism. The chief
points suggested by the farmers as de-
sirable changes of the reclamation act
were: Right to file on pasture land in
addition to the irrigated land, and the
exclusion of range cattle from the pro-
ject.
In the evening the Huntley chamber OF
commerce entertained the visiting states
men and party at splendid banquet
served by the wives of the business men
and farmers of Huntley. Sixty plates
were laid. There was good music and
much oratory and the latter was literally
punctuated by applause.
Although a banquet in this town, now
barely two years old, was a daring un-
dertaking, it was decided success. The
guests were unstinting in their praise OF
the splendid repast and the service.
Senator Paynter of Kentucky eulogized
in brilliant flight of oratory the wives
of the settlers and the women who are
building the west.
The secretary OF the interior, Mr.. Bal
linger, who is greatly interested in the
Huntley project, accompanied the SEN
ators, and spoke eloquently of the pos
sibilities OF the project which he named
the Beautiful Huntley Valley"
Old timers relate that the year before
the project, which was a far-faned
grazing ground, was withdrawn for recla-
nation the last big horse roundup &C.
CURED at Huntley, and horses were
loaded for shipment east day after day
during one entire week The old corrals
ten miles from Huntley, alone remain as
reminders of the departed glory OF the
range days.
An hour after the banquet the party
left by special train for Cody on the sho-
shone project.
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NEIGHBORING NEWS

Eureka will hold an election OH the
goth of next month to decide upon in
cooperating the town.
Eureka is to have street fair, lasting
two days, September II and Is. Oyer
$500 has been raised by the citizens Of
that place, and all visitors are assured a
hearty welcome.
The Great Northern railway company
has been very generous in the applica-
ton of paint to local buildings, the
roundhouse being the latest to receive
treatment from the painters brush. Cut
Bank Pioneer Press.
G. f. Laeuger brought tins Office a
couple of curiosities yesterday. One is q
sprg of apple blossoms and Il e other
II sprig with two ripe cherries al d bios
SONS around them, They may be seen
in the Columbian window. Columbian.
Alder A. Ayers has begun an action in
mandamus to compel County Treasurer
f. E. Day to issue him liquor license,
to be used at Sedan. Ayers formerly ran
a saloon there, and OH petition Of resi-
dents of the vicinity the commissioners
revoked the license, and refused to grant
another. At a recent meeting of the
board another application for license
was made, but on the report OF the coun-
ty attorney the commissioners again
turned down the request.-Inter Lake.
The Commercial club has leased the
Brandenburg building, adjoining the
meat market, for year, in which to
house permanent display of Plains
products. The building is being altered
and fixed up to meet the purpose, and
we trust our farmer friends will not be
backward in bringing in the best things
they have in the way of exhibits. 1t is
intended to make this permanent pub
licity feature by the club, and that it
will prove standing advertisement of
great value to the entire Tobacco Plains
country cannot be doubted. Eureka
Journal.
The Great Northern railway is having
one OF its seventy foot passenger cars
fitted up as an exhibition car. It will
be decorated in Seattle with the products
OF the Great Northern territory west of
the summit Of the Rockies and will be
sent out in charge OF competant men,
over the eastern ends of the Great Nor
thern and Burlington systems. The
Chamber of Commerce has been notified
that some space has been reserved for
the Flathead and samples of sheaf grains
and grasses are now being prepared for
this purpose. The public generally is
urged to bring in anything of particular
merit to be used in this car. This will
be great advertisement for us and we
should make the best possible use of the
opportunity. In addition some SAMPLES
are needed for the Omaha exposition this
fall, and for the permanent exhibit at
st. Paul.-Inter Lake.
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WHY OUR NEIGHBORs LOVE Us.

Editor Southwick is off on a vacation
and should not be credited with the ill.,
natured remarks in a recent issue of the
Whitefish Pilot concerning Kalispell and
its ambitions. Some less accustomed sinh
is welding the Faber and making his
mark while material is furnished bv an
irresponsible sorehead. Kalispell still
entertains only the kindest regards for
Whitefish and the merchants are glad to
see them every day, especially paw dav.
-kalispell Bee.
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Try Pilot Want Ad.
Clarence Mabry came in from Garry
Saturday.
II. L. Gloyde was in town from the
Falls Monday.
Miss Maud Hubbard came up from
kalispell Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Carswel left for visit at
Essex Saturday morning.
Mrs. Cheesman made a flying trip to
Columbia Falls and return Tuesday.
Eat at the Depot Restaurant. The
finest meals for 25c. Chas Scheffer, Mgr.
Second hand fruit jars, quarts, in good
condition, 6Oc doz. McCabe-Cor Co.
Mrs. George Page returned Tuesday
from Rexford, where she had been visi-
ting.
| Engineer Parks and family have
moved into the Hall house on O'Brien
avenue.
Herman Wegner returned Friday
from Spokane, where he had been on
business trip.
A Perfection Oil Stove is what you
want. Two or three burners. Doeblers
hardware store.
The Pilots telephone number is 4oA
Ring us up when you are in need of the
printers services
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laird returned Mon
day from huckIeberrying in the hills
east of Columbia Falls.
Percy +. Dodds came in from Garry
Saturday night, where he had been
camping with his family
The sherifrs sale of the Eagle bar
fixtures occurred Monday, the Seattle
Brewing Co. buying in the goods.
Ii you want to deal in first class
place, the Avery Millinery Parlor is the
place. HOLLY LIST Ave. East, kalispell.
A man in the employ of the town
council has been busy this week pound
ing down loose nails in the sidewalks on
the main streets.
Engineer Walt Cranston left Monday
for Rexford, where he will work on the
Fernie line, relieving Engineer Fairburn,
who Is on a vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. A. IT, Lees accompanied
by MIR. Lees mother and sister who are
visiting at the Lees home, spent Satur-
day at Lake Mcdonald.
VIM. Hyde, the young son of Mrs. J
Hyde, fell down while playing ball last
Friday, and cut lis hand, completely
severing the leaders of the fourth finger.
w. I. Cole was taken sick Monday,
night, and for a while it was thought
that he was suffering from an apoplectic
stroke, but he had completely recovered
by the next morning
AAS'o' lClb IDuIltdy lOT Seuir
Rapids, Ia, where he will join Mrs.
Miller, and together they will also visit
different places in the east. They will
return about the first of October.
Superintendent w. II. Smith lett in
his private car Saturday for Cut Bank,
where he will meet the senate irrigation
committee, and the Louis w. Hill party,
which is travelling in the same party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neland of Great
Falls stopped off here for short visit
with friends while enroute to Spokane,
Seattle and Vancouver. Mr.. Neland is
an engineer on the Montana Central.
Mrs. Vim. Wohrman and her sister.
Miss Smith, who has been spending her
vacation in Whitefsh, left Wednesday
for the latters home in Charlton, Iowa.
Mrs. Wohrman will also visit Burlington
and LuNerne, Iowa, before her return.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-08-27

Saturday was pay day.
/ No. 3 Galvanized tub 75c at The Cash
Store.
F. L. Faulkner is new man in the
relay office.
/ J. o. Black joined crowd of campers
ut Garry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. knights left for a
trip to Seattle Monday.
Napoleon Paquette arrived from Spo-
kane Saturday on No. T.
Mrs. Chas Hall went to kalispell Sun
day to visit with friends and relatives.
Il. c. Bardin and mother have moved
into one of the Smith houses OH O'Brien
avenue
Every housekeeper ought to have one
of our Perfection Oil Stoves. Doebler
has them
A. A. McMasters, early night chief of
the relay office, left Monday on a vaca-
ton trip east.
| Mrs. Chas. Jennings returned Friday
from Kalispell, where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
B. F. Maiden came down from Libby
Saturday, and spent the Sabbath day
with his family.
1t pays to advertise IN The Pilot, be-
cause it is read by practically everybody
in Whitetish and vicinity.
Miss Leila Grant of Kalispell returned
to her home Friday, after spending the
week at the Hennessy home.
Engineer Walt Cranston and Roy
Young, the barber, returned Saturday
from fishing trip to Essex.
Ed McConville has taken Express
Messenger Ames' run to Minot, while
the latter is enjoying short vacation.
Mrs. Nicholas Murphy returned Sun
day from Wallace, Ida, where she has
been visiting with relatives Tor several
weeks.
Mrs. j. Duncan and daughter Gather
inc returned from visit to Vancouver,
b. G., Sunday night, where they have
been the past month.
A. J. Walker came in from Butte
Saturday night, to attend to business
matters connected with the building of
cabins around the lake shore.
Little Charlie Weller had the misfor-
tune to run a fish hook into one of his
fingers Monday night, and it required
the services of physician to remove it.
Jack Mathews, Jack Gill and Frank
Ellis returned from fishing trip in the
Saltwater country last Saturday. They
report that they caught all the fish they
wanted, and enjoyed their outing i'm
mensey.
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B. of l.. e.

Van Cleve Lodge, No. 400 Meets in
Masonic hall, second and fourth We'd
nesday afternoons in each month. O. +.
Schoonover, Chief Engineer; Peter Gut
ensohn, Sec.
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q. !, A. to B. OIL e

Summit OF the Rockies Lodge, No.
267. Meets in Masonic hall first and
third Wednesday afternoons in each
month. Mrs. G. II. Brawley, Pres
Mrs. r. S. Eberly, Sec.
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DO 1T NOW

For a nourishing, healthtul, delicious
drink, try case OF Best Beer. Our loca
representative will supply you on shor,
notice. Do 1t now.
Kalispell Mailing and Brewing Co.
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M. W. A

Whitefish Lodge, No. LA. Meets
in Masonic hall second and fourth Thurs
day nights in each month. II. +. Doeb-
Ter, V. c.. J. p. Wilde, Sec.
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B, of 1. F. and f.

Saltwater Lodge, No. 4S2. Meets in
Matthews hall second and fourth Satur
day afternoons in each month. G. Nj.
Thorson, Master; Jas. Shoaf, Sec.
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Catholic Altar Society

Meets first Thursday afternoon in each
month at the church, 3 p. N. Mrs. VIM
Ferguson, Pres. Mrs. l.. j. Sissel, Sec.