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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
PIONEER
KILLED

Andy Lind, aged about 40 years,
pioneer of Lincoln county, who
has lived in the vicinity of LIBBY
for the past fifteen years, was
struck by passenger train No. Al
last Sunday night and instantly
killed.
1t was very dark night and q
heavy snow was falling that stuck
on the glass of the electric head
light OF the locomotive al out an
''in y thick and obscured the light
SO that Engin ,er II. T. Mayfield
could not see more than thirty feet
ahead of his engine. He was run
ming thru Libby at the rate of 80
miles per hour and when 200 yards
east of the depot he made out the
form of man on the track just
ahead of him. He Immediately
shut off steam and applied the
emergency brakes, but before the
, train could be stopped it struck the
man, who fell under the wheels.
He was found lying along side Of
the fourth car. Both legs were
severed and he had horrible cash
on the side of his head. Mayfield
was the first man to reach him
but he had been killed instantly
so that there was nothing to do fol
him. The body was turned over tt
the coroner of Lincoln county.
It appears that Lind has beer
in the habit of getting on periodical
sprees and it may be that he wa
under the influence Of liquor a
this time. The track is straigh
and clear here, and he should hav
heard the bell ringing and tn
noise of the train. The corone
after investigating the case decided
that no inquest was necessary as j
was an unavoidable accident.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
BACK in BUSI=
NESS HERE AGAIN

c. w. Pruyn, the old time hotel
man of Whitefsh, is back in his
old business again.
Last summer he leased his hotel,
the Cadillac, to Carl Steffen and
retired from the strenuous duties
and has been spending the past
winter in the east.
While in the east he travelled ex-
tcnsively and took particular in
terest in all the places he visited,
his Object being to find some place
where he could start up in business,
but could find no place that looked
as good to him as his old stand
here in Whitefish.
Mr.. Pruyn said: After looking
over all these various places l find
that Whitefish offers more oppor-
tunities than any of them.''
Last Friday a deal was consum-
mated whereby Mr.. Steffen has
given up his lease to the hotel, and
Mr.. Pruyn will again be back in
| The harness.
Mr.. Pruyn has now commenced
to give the hotel complete renova.
ton. It is to receive a thorough
cleaning and will be frightened up
with coat of paint and kalsomine
in the interior, besides several
changes will be made for the ac-
commodation of the guests.
In the course of the summer
twenty new rooms will be added or
the rear, making so rooms in all
and before next fall the whole
building will be equipped with ar
up-to-date heating system, SO as tc
make every part of the hotel warn
and comfortable, which is not
possible or economical in such {
large building with stoves. Al
soon as the sewer system is in
stalled the hotel will be equipped
with q hot and cold water service
toilets and bath rooms. In fac
everything will be done to mak'
this hostelry as up to date as it i
possible to make it and in tn
course of the summer Mr.. Pruyl
expects to give Whitefsh a first
class hotel that will be credit t.
the town.
Mr.. Steffen will still have charg
of the buffet.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
CLEAN UP YOUR
PREMISES

Everyone should get busy and
clean up and burn all rubbish that
is lying about their premises be-
fore the spring rains set in. The
health officer will be around in a
week or SO, and everyone who has
not done so will receive notice to
that effect.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
COLUMBIA FALLS ELEC'
TON.

At Columbia Falls the election of
municipal officers resulted as fol-
lows: Mayor, E. J. Murray; al
dermen, First ward, Parker and
Miller; Second ward, Jorden and
Hutchinson; Third ward, Werner
and BrinkerhOff.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
CITIZENS TICKET WINS
IN MAY0RALTY RACE

Sewer Bonds Carried by y Majority=-=C. N.
Bonner and J. E. Skyles Are Elected Aldermen
for the First and Second Wards Without Op.
poSition==J. J. Johns Wins AldermaniC HonOrs
in Third Ward--Franchise Is Granted to White.
fish=Polson Electric Railway.
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REGULAR MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL


sion last night, cleaning up the
busin .ss for the fiscal year and at
tending to much new business.
The treasurer's report showed
that there is 2,873.5l to the credit
of the city. During the month of
March the police magistrate col
lected $14S. so in special fines.
McKeown 4 Conrow, attorneys
for Sam Eltringham, presented q
bill for 50, 500, claiming damages
to that amount. Mr. Eltringham
fell and broke his leg on the side
walk on Central avenue during
snow storm on the evening of Feb
ruary 81, and his attorneys holds
the city responsible. The bill was
returned refused.
The votes of the recent election
were canvassed and the official count
made and certified by committee
appointed for that purpose.
Ordinance No. 56, establishing
fire limit, was read for the third
time and passed without any
changes.
The First National Bank Building
Co. presented a petition for permis-
sion to erect two-story brick build
ing on the corner of Second street
and Lupfer avenue, also for permis-
sion to construct drain from the
excavation, thru the alley in the
rear, 544 feet long. The petition
was granted.
The resignation of Chief of Police
w. N. Parent was read and ac-
; cepted. Skyles, Johns and Little
t were appointed a committee to audit
t his accounts and check up all sup
3 plies in his possession.
e A petition was read from the
r property holders residing on O'Brien
l avenue, between Second and Fourth
t street. They want to have the
street in front of their property
graded. The street committee was
instructed to look into the matter
and get action on this work as soon
o as possible.
: People in the Riverside addition
wants the city to furnish them with
water. On account of being out
side the corporate limits this in
wolves problem that has to be
|, taken up by the Riverside Improve.
ment Co., 50 the water committee
was instructed to see them about i,
= first.
= An ordinance fixing the salarie.
of the city officers for the coming
q year was read in its first reading
Salaries are to be the same as last
y year.
;, The clerk was instructed to ad
~, vertise for bids to get action on the
stump ordinance. Several parties
turned in their bills for rebate
stating they had no stumps in front
=, of their property. The marsha
\ reports that the stumps were only
sawed off, not pulled as they shoult
d be, so they were not allowed.
j l. B. Willoughby applied to b.
O official plumber providing the fet
l. for taping mains is raised. Thi
:, was left to the water committee t.
r decide.
r. E. A. Bowman asked permission
II to construct cement walk in th'
IS alley alongside the electric ligh
IS building and to erect a one stor.
brick building on the rear. Botl
J. requests were granted.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07
CARRIE NATION TO
VISIT WHITEFISH

Carrie Nation, who has such a
national reputation as a saloon
smasher and radical prohibition
worker, is on tour thru northern
Montana. She will be in White
fish on April % and will speak at
the Methodist church on that date.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07

Henry Danhisser and J. A..
Robinson transacted business at
the county seat yesterday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07

G. B. Abbott of Columbia Falls
was visitor in town Tuesday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-07

Mrs. T. E. Geeslin visited with
her son at Deer Park last week.
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Election day passed off very
quietly in spite of the fact that
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new SCHOOL TRUSTEES

At the annual school election for
trustees, H. E. Doebler was elected
for a term of one year and J. w.
Adams for a term of two years.
C. H. Ratchye was the third can
didate. The new members take
Office at the next meeting, April 16.
There was not much enthusiasm
shown in this election. Only 2T
votes were cast. The judges of
election were John Munro, Ralph
Burk and Mrs. p. L. Forcum.
w. T. Cole was a Whitefish
visitor in Kalispell yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Jones was at the
county seat yesterday.
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wards it carried unanimously.
The result of election is as follows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

tets Mrs. RiIbour,ls 8iem 1907
monro ct. 81. g., efter Ct buarot
spgeleie. Mfbbbe blen So Nar, bun
Dor fgot / @resbape pan 2ollmo og
meo fin Man6 trofaite Weolelnmer
al 6en for. .. ep. lutb. &trfeS Dte*
nigbeo 8looming Brairie, fra bull
fen BUN begrapes imorgen @fternlto<
Bag.
8rDllap. Eafiigeliesoagen, 81. 3
@ftermiooag e%gtebieoeS ct. &e+
6ers 6onfte &irfe Dor popltlere
2onosmonb 8ager 8aloemar @ge<
tpiit oe Miis Singer Mnoerlen. Sir
ten bar o%peroroentlig feitligt imDttet
meb Balmer og 8lonfter, og Ge1tert
&irfen bar / bet bele preget al en
uolmin6elig @temnin9 og @bitioe-
ligbeo. On itor Mpngoe al &ruoe-
porrets @enner bar tillteoe be6 ST.
ellen. ~ugeblooet" beber oct unge
9@gtepar mobtage bets biertelige
2pfpnifning.
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minneapolis.
Meranora 2use SO. %, >, g. e.,

Me1ambra 2ose So. %, >. 9. g,
ofbol0er %ielifabelig @ommenfomit
poa 6. g. Sail, 5epen Corners /
2ogens eget 2ofoleo 2pr0ag sen 10.
December. Ser oobnes &l. 8 meo
ct lille Brogram. M11lif- og Gong
nuntre gtpes at forifiellige nnge TO,
perbe 6anite &refter. Gnopioere
Deflomationer. Derefter bltper Ser
Dons til 81. 1. @affe % &ager
ierperes, og Ser bill / ale &etnt1ger
blibe ierget for en- bDggeltg % be-
bagelig Mften. @6gonger foiter %
Gents for &errer og Is Gents fo1
Conner. Scum 2oge1s Meolernrtel
meo Gamilie % 8enner hfte6e&
'M6gaug.
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80. 6tllsa GoIbers, SCI 1rn
gere 9io bar Iiggd paa Asburp So
ipitaI, bpor bun mantte undertake.
Jig en- Operation for %Mppen0ieitiS,
er MI after benbt tilbage til tit
Silent og baaber inoen lang Gio at
bape oberounoet Gplgerne al Spg,
0omme1t.
Niiis &anlinc Tjeloe, 5000 Tort
Mbe., bill f~eritfommen6e Manoag be-
gpnoe en- lengere Reiie til europa.
Sun agter at tilbringe SuIen / fin
6ebebp Maleiun6 ! @orge og bcib.
ger ienere Donmorf oe Epiflanb,
bbor bun oil meoe iin Niece, Mijs
aatbrme Giel6e, iom ituberer Mu.
fit BET.
&iels &asmnsiens 9nitrn Ss5an'
ne, {. gHellen, fra Blooming 8rai
rie, Minn., Der bar fommen berti
8Dert for at ibge 2p9ebielp> af9i
be6 Dp6en igoar Morges / lin 9m
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Minneapolis 9ramatiifc @ellfab

Minneapulis 9ramatiife Gelifab
opiprer f%erltfommen6c 5snoagMften
2uopig &olbergs Sen pantiatte
Sonoeoreng" paa Danin Sail, 81.
al @e6ar Mpe. % 5. @treet. Gel
lfabet bar / Sen ito1te &i6 brepet
S11oituoeringen me6 flor Sper, og
Bette / 6orbinoelle meb set gobe
@enome bet peo tibIigere 6oreitil,
lineer bar erbperpet fig for goo
Sfueipiltunit e. @oronti. for, at
Den pontfatte" oil fomne til i'm
&et. @opeorollen er / &en6erne
paa ST. Clinton Comes, bpis 60
ner til at fremitille, &ofberg-Sfife
felie r paa Scenen er tilitreffeligt
fienote til at bebbbe nermere Mnbe,
falling. Snitruftione1, bar baret be,
troet ST. Soul @tronge, ser bar
f9rt 1aa mango go0e 0an1f tie StDtter
ODER 9cenen Der / @%inneapolis, og
ban ipiller ielp en- al Sc melt trent
tre6enoe Holler = 8ertens. S bet
bele er @ollefor6elingen foretaget
meb flor @fi6niombe6> % olle Sc
ipillenbe bar biit ben fterite Snter,
este for 6eres Spgaber. 8i anbefas
Ter 6oreltillingen paa @onia Sail
poa Sen6ag Mften paa set beo1te.
So 9pjifoler for en-. Ser bar /
lange Gioer neret en- ftan6enoe
@tri6 ON, bpor Sen 1De Central
Sbiifole, iom Ser er iterf Erang til
paa @run6 al Sen rl1beren6e 5fole=
bDgnings @len6igbe6, ifuloe opfgres.
Gorifiellige Snteresier bor laoet
bere fra Jig mgaaenoe 0enne Gag,
% merfeligt NOT bar ser a6ifillige,
Ser meo ierlig 6lt0 loe0e an paa
at faa @folen fiernet iaa langt iom
m11ligt for 6eres eget Mabolng, ielD
ON bette bar oct melt logife for
Sfolens 8eliggenbe6. 9ette gial6t
tier for oct elegante &eiibensfbar=
ter mellem 8. og 4. Mpes. e., @po
for 6rmflin Mbe. Set bar btitnof
"6en f%onn1nale &eformfpin6e" Wfrs.
Gra1e, iom fornplig bar beiegt
8Den, Der ferit fremiatte &anfen
ON, at Dtitriftet er ftort NOT til at
bope 8rug for 2 &biifo1er iiteoet
for. 1, og 6enne &arfe TOM otter
frem paa 8oar6 Of @6ncattons
Mg0e Eirs6ag Mften. Ser bleb Ell
beftig 9ebat ONT @agett> men enoe=
Zig be0togeS set at bpgge 2 Sfoler,
at bpilfe Sen enc ffal itaa paa lam.
me Ste6 iom Sen nup9ren0e 8Dg'
ming, oen m6en / Merbeoen at 2aft
.[Street.
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n annff sEorrsfntno N1r Glelll.

6anif Jorrstaia8. 9Ie11:
q. RiIion % 9bn bar begpnot
@rosiererforretning / Nr. 272|
ssacflon ct, bpor De banoler nteo
i5rugt % @rentiager.
$. 6. Mnbcricn 2oge go. 81 al
8rooeriamfunb afboloer
SSulefeit meo Sa,letre og Bal pan
Moneer Soil, Suleoag,
Sp,r6ag sen IS. December.
@crmaa +. Braebt, ser bar uGret
Superintenoent neo De offeiii91
gaoe, er of Sunbbeosfomisier GU
itop &en5 uonepnt til Duirp SSn-
ipectpr % bar itrafs o%pertoget lit
npe @mbebe.
Mrs. 9anna 8. Solberg opoe
'Spnoog / lit &iem, ITO 6. Mrcb
Street, / en- Ml0er al 81 gar. Sun
efterlo6er lin Man6, Sobn @olberg,
jam1t Spnnerne Moolpb, CHARLES og
Gus Solberg % Dptrene Mrs. 60
nlrel Sane % Mrs. Granf Sereau.
@aiur 81. 6. SunobD fra Ten=
tenniol, @poming, aflag0e os
Sirs6ag ct b%elfommenbe 8eigg paa
bort &ontor. Scr. Sun0bp er Del
fienot al mango at 6e elore Danife
fer / 8pen, i6et ban bar meo til
at organiiere BEN 6anif=norife Col
gatba Strife paa Gbomas 81. og
rejlte berfra / 1895.
9amif 8rpllup. S Girs6ags eg=
tepieoes Com. Gar en til &lora Mor=
gur6. 8ru6gommen er Spn al Mr.
og Mrs. Spren 2arien paa 60
NUMB Street, 1om bar beret boiio=
benoe FER / 8pen / Sc ii0ite 80 Mar.
8ruoen er Cater al Scr. og Mrs.
&eter @prgoro, 303 6. 2atpion ct,
pelfienote 9anife fer / 8pen. 8rpl=
l1psfeltligbeoerne par orrangeret
poa @aia Sail bpori ca. 200 6el<
tog. st. SAUL Gioenoe" pnifer Sc
npgifte til 2pffe.
Sur DC branbltbte. &ennetb @larf,
Hrnlioent for Mercbants Mational
9onf og Stots &asierer for @in=
neiotaslfoelingen al &e0e &ors 6or=
eningen, lamt &oretager al Sc &en=
&C. Ser in6iamleoes for Sc bra110li6=
te / Nor6 Minmeiota, bar rapporte=
ret, at %Sr0iamlingen til 9ato ba1
inobragt $8S,054. MI bette 8elgb Ell
$4,000 brrgt til Sc b%ranoli6teS
unoerbol6. Ser er ringe l1oiigt til
at SS%noiamlingen bil bringe p6erli
9ere &eirltater, og bpts 6e in6fom
ne &enge fife %forllaar til set 6or'
mool Sc er in6fomne til, piI 2egis
loturen blipe anmooet ON at tillfp6'
bet manglen6e.
&aitor Mrel @aoicn %utoerpiiel
&~onfirmanoer / @olgatba &irfens
&ontor buer 2proag 6ormiooag &l
1920. 6orelore, Ser bar 8prn
iom Sc pnifer %lu16erpilt / Sc friite.
lige granddaughter, er biertelig:
in6bu6ne til at ien6e 6em.
Sors6ag Mften Sen s. Decembel
bill 3oitor Maoien boloe ct Sore:
6rag oper gmnet u@olbergs 2ip oe
Digtnin9",
l%tng6omsforeminget ofboloer Sire
6ag Mften SEN 16. December 6orret
ntngsmg6e og .vSocial" / Mr. S
S. 6ran0lens Silent, 260 2afonf
ct. Som og ber meo %. Mlle el
bjerteligt in0buone.
8rpllnp. Eorsoag Sen "a. go.
pember egtepie6es @bborb Sesier
til Miis &aroline 9'9onnell / 8ru.
6ens &iem paa Selma Mpenue fer
8Den. Cob. Sesie n er el6ite on
|af @r. og @rs. Safob Seslen a
@a5elmoo6 Mtnm., og 8ruoen e,
eloite Datter at Mr. og @rs
S@onnell, ct. Saul. Set bar ct a
De im1ffelte 8rpllupper FER / 8pe1
benne Selon, 8oroene par 6effe
til IS at 6nmiliet % 11armeit
8efienote. 0m Mftene1p por Ser. Ste
ception bpor ca. 200 at 6eres man
&c @enner og 8efien6te oeltoe
8ruoeparret rei1te til Dp1Iutb pa
8rpllupSreiie og oil bore biemm
IL - 0-1- n,
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Ganb. tbeol. $. 6. &ebiteb bol6t
paa SEN for. norif lutb. @irfes 8res
lteifole 6oreorag ON 6e firfelige
&etninger / Danmarf UNDER fit Sps
bol6 ber / 8Den, ct Gore0rag> iom
fit roien6e Smtale al &rofesiorer
og Gtuoenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

&ommnale 9anie / 81. &anl.
@opor Sei0el og oct iocioliitiife
8pltpre i Milmaufee bar, iom ont
talt an6et @te6 / 8lu6et, in6fprt TO-
munole Donie til @le6e og Si6=
fort for ollie @lasier al 8pens &c.
folfning. Sou fer BET no til, at ct.
Saul bill tage @fsemplet op efter
Milun1fee. S bbert Tal6 interesie=
rer Mopor Seller Jig parmt for
6enne Sag og bar u6talt Jig til
Dugbla0ene / Sen &etning. Sen be-
fienote Baitor Dapib Morgan lelte
bette / 8laoene og benpenote Jig til
@aporen for at bere, ON ban men=
te oct a%lporligt, og % bette befref=
te6es, tiliag6e &ep. Morgan Sagen
fin Stette. Ser bill MI blipe giort
&enbenoelier til forifjellige Srgani=
iationer - Commercial Club, Mr=
beioerunionerne, @ptnbeflubberne 0.
I. b. = angaaett6e 6eres Stilltng
til Sagen og ct 6enne foDorabel,
merer man at tu1re treffe Gorbere<
6elier til 6en fbrfte fomunale Cams
/ Mu6itorirm ollere6e / Sa111or
Maaneb. @oaoanne 9unle biloe
life Blot bringe be forifiellige 8e.
folfntngsflasie r / nermere in0bpr=
6es 8erering, men bil6e ogfaa biel.
pc til at moopirfe Sc mango umo.
ralife 9unie, lom goor for fig poo
forifielltge @te6er / @pen.
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We'd Knob eller Reparation at
Uhr: beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
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Sc. BallI.

$751; Paul T1dends" removed to Room
sUl Court Block.
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oh k8OA xNO6000 E04AOSoO W AbOOW
2Ol Court Block.
We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhrc beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, ao9 E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
Sill Gpurtbus Guitooiau bar
@ourtbus &omislionen 1tonepnt
Gbomos Cabin iom @fterfplger at
Sobn g. Granite, ser bar befleSt
Stillingen / 8 Mar, men MI er bic
ue, %a{jfeoiget. Cabin bar beret
fuugerenoe Guito0ion / 5 Moane0sr
&Jiiti-8 nbsettet. Yoliti &onis:
|ioncn bar faitiat 8l10gettet for Sc,
partementet for set fommen6e Ma1
til $3OO,OOO. &eiearcb &omislioner
bapoe f%ore1laaet set neolat til
$4,000, men Yolttt &omtsi iot1er
oiloe life gaa tno paa bette % ri,
MI looe 8praaoet ofgiere 5nn
mems Gtprrelie e.
@ubt &iloepamb. 8Dingentel
&1,nolett bar la6et tage M%nolpier a
@anoct fra Sc npe SLIDER peo Mc
Garron 9afe og bar fl1noet, at De-
oar gobt, / alle Senieenoer brng:
bort @ano, frit for enbper @lagS
4: 6crurening, for Mmmonia og Gal
peteripreforbinoelier, og oct inoe
boIot meget faa 8afterier. Set e1
npget boaroere ems alninoeltg
Snolepono.
S~pDttc=SrSinancen tan pentcs
troftigere giennemfprt berefter en(
biotil. Slnobeosfomisler &en5 ct
enoelig blepet fie6 at at lie poa Sc
ltore bruno Hlamaier paa Gortope ol
Sporbognsplatforme og bar me06el1
Ypliticbefen og 5porpognsfompag
niet, at MI fan set pere 1of n1ef
|Spineriet, og at Sc bar at ie til, al
Sroiuoncen bliper operbol0t. 9por:
efter allie p%ebfommen0e Jig bauer al
rette og for Sfabe at tuge bare.
Gn &onfcrcnie angaaenoe 6or
bi%noringer al Sfopbranoe pil blip'
afbol0t pao ct. saul @otel Sirs
Sag % Snsoog nel te llge. @l1per
nprerne fra Minnei ota, @isconlt1
og Micbigan, llniteo States 0per
farite @rapes og mange onlet
Sorltautboriteter fra bele 2m0et hi
oeltage. Ser bill blipe bolot Sore
Drag ONT forlfiellige 5pprgsmao
; %pe0r6ren0e. 6%orbinbring al 5fot
bran0e og oflluttet me6 en- 9isfus
iton angaaenbe De nugielbenoe o
$(foreilaaebe npe 2ope ONT benne Sae
Mffeoiget Sheriff. Sberiff Same
SIC epitt al Dufota County oil bli
be afiat fra lit gmbe6e for <gt
%foripmmelie, efter @upernpr Cher
barts 0r6re. Mfife6igelien fannie
fra pen meget omtalte &onteit on
i;Stuoeilagtntng / @remo 8arf
|September. @upernpren bor ofgi
pct SEN @ienoelie, at Sberiffen fla
forigmt lin Hligt pe6 life at forbp
Sc Ben. @an bar for en- Si6 oper
peiet, ON Sberifien iful6e ilipp
mes en- Sretteiettelie og iaa ia
Sop at blibe / @mbeoet til bon,
,|Sermtn u6lgber 8. 81. December
men beltemte Jig omit6er til at gip
BAN 2ebepas. McDepttt par Scar
6i6at for @ienpalg, men opnaae0
life 8alg, nermelt for 6enne @fDlb
!: Sen Melf hi briffer. MIoermo1
@ontgomerp bar / 8praaoet in6
bragt Gorilag til en- np Melfeor6i
nance, Der er affattet al osiiiteren
6e @un6be6sfomisier ST.. @rm
l1trong. Sorilaget bleo / @an6og
|beban6let al en- &omite fra @siem
BLY, for bpilfen 9r. @rmitrong al
gumentereoe 5agen. San iagoe s.
a., at ser it6ite @fteraor 6e6e II
86rn / st. 8muI iom en- 6eIge
uiuno @elf. San fortalte Som
teens @e6lemmer, at bpis Sc pioit
bbor uren Sen Melf er, iom De bri
ter, bil6e 6e life rere beo Den. @uni
be6S6epartementet bar fornplig for
taget n~n6eriegelier af Men96en
8afterier / @m1oet og Melfen, io1
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Smbiamlima af Mffalo fra &mien

Snoiamlins af Mfialo fra @niene
er un6ergaoet en- lille 8oron6ring
Sen ii6ite l1ge, i0et 6 &j6retgjer er
blepet ofife6igeoe, loale0es at Der M
finn er "a &ogne til at foretage Sen
ugenlige Snoiamling. S oelrne l1ge
er ser tillige begpn6t ct @fsperi=
ment meo at nogle 6armere, Z ialt,
ser bor ipectelt 2icenie al Mutbori=
teterne, inblamler &effenaffoloe1
fra Ditrtftet mellem ct. Claire
st, @oriboQ Mbe., Sale ct. oe
gictoria. 9e foar 'affaaI0et for a
bente Set peo @rie1te % er fuIot III
anfparlige for at Mffalosfanoern'
boloes temte- efter M%tforoen. @bis
be uoferer bbo6 6e far poatoget Jig
bill Sc ipare 8pen ct @ipretpj, Sci
betales meb $50 pr. Moane6.
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@frio eftcr &rpoenumer paa bett.
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Sa Gourtbus Gufooiau far
@ourtbus &omislione11 rtonepnt
Gbon1os @alpin lom @fterfplger at
Sobn g. Granite, ser bar betlect
Stillingen i 8 Mar, men MI er bic
Gel, %o{jteoiget. Cabin bar oeret
fungerenoe @%ultobion / 5 Maaneosr
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&oitnipeftbr Martin s. Sos
nes, ser / en- &effe 9(ar far giort
|Gieneite / ct. Saul, er blepen for
flpttet til Chicago, og til bans ST.
t~erfplger Der er forfremmet Stub
9. Simmons. Mr. 6osnes oil faa
SEN ierlige Spgabe at gaa Thumbs
/ Sc itore Sbin0lerier, iom .goor
iipang, og til bpilfe Yoitbei enet / Sc
flete Gilfel6e brl1ges til at trans
portere 8repe og @irfulGrer. Man=
&c at 0isie ~get ricb ql1icf" Mfferer
bar Sobe0fparteret / Chicago, men
enoel al 0em iiges at bere bienme
/ Spillingbperne, og Sem oil set BIZ
be Scr. Simmons 0pgape at boIoe
9ie me6.
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- @4sssS#&mEIEsWGs-
Seq snifer berbe6 at uotaIe min
bierteliefte Got til Meoler1nterre af.
@olgatba &irfens @pinoeforening
og anore @eninoer, iom paa min
Ge6ielsoag 6en 81. geonember bap-
oe arrangeret Surprile 8artp for
mig i NIT &iem, % tilliee taffer
leg meget for ben imuffe og foit-
bare @pngeitol, iosn blep mig for
eret peb mountaineering. S Sono=
beo, bet gisr nit &ierte gobt, noar
leg tenfer paa Den &ierligbe6, S
ben Sag ubpiite imoo mig, og Min-
bet berom pil lenge blipe beparet
fierlig grinbring.
Mrs. 6. g. Reterien,
800 @eitern Mbe