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NEW YORK CURB

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son. 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, June 3--Following were the
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A Poor Weak Woman

As she is termed, will endure bravey and patiently
aeonies which a strong would give way under
The fact is women are more patient thar they ought
to be under such troubles.
Every woman ought to know that she may obtain
the most experienced medical advice free Of charge
and in absolute confidence and privacy by writing to
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, X. V.
Pierce, M. D., President Buffalo, N. Y. DR.. Pierce
has been chief consulting physician of the lnvalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N 7 for
MANY years and has had wider prnctical experience
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch TO The Herald by L. A,
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles stock
exchange, 200-2Ol l. w. Hellman building Los
Angeles.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

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BOSTON, June 3.-Following were the clos
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closing quotations:
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-03-24
County Board Meeting

At the recent sessi N of the
county board Of commissioners,
mu.h important business was
transacted, and among other mat
ters of interest to the residents of
this section was the appointment
Of L. J. Bushell of Wibaux, as
trustee for the County Free High
School for period of two years,
On petitions duly filed the
county treasurer was authorized
to issue liquor licenses to Messer
& Koch, j. NJ. johnson ond San
fried johnson at Yates, while the
applications Of j. l.. Hamilton
and M. W. Clary to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors at same place were
disapproved.
The following persons were
named road supervisors in this
locality, namely N. e. Bauer for
district No. l, Wibaux; William
Gossett for district No. Is, Gossett:
Sam Gable for district No. 10,
Wibaux; N. 7. Joden for district
No. 20 Wibaux.
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INSTITUTE
A SUCCESS
Tom Rush Won Disc
Harrow at the Far
merS' Institute

The Wibaux Farmers Institute
held last Thursday was big sue
cess, and one of the most largely
attended meetings of the series
help throughout the state this
spring.
Both afternoon and evening
sessions were held, which were
presided over by Secretary Bush
ell of the eWibaux Chamber of Com
merce, who with few appropri-
ate remarks introduced the speak
ers, Plof. Thos. Shaw and Supt.
Cooley.
Boti4 gentlemen in their ad-
dresses d"elled upon the advan.
tages of the treasure state from an
agricultural standpoint. After a
brief review of what had been ac-
complished on arid lands other
places, gave the new settlers some
excellent advise about crops in
this section.
At the evening session the
drawing for the disc harrow hung
up by the business men of Wi
baux, was held and same awarded
to T. II. Rush, who held the lucky
number. AZ.
Following dance was given by
the local orchestra, which was at
tended by about 80 couple, and
proved one of the most pleasant
social events of the season.
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Killed at Yates

John Linton, late porter at
hotel at Beach, and we'll known in
Wlbaux, was run over by all N.
2. train and killed near Yates
last Friday evening. Linton, who
was about IS years of age, had
been at Yates during the day, and
was walking the track to Beach, in
very much intoxicated condition.
Deputy Sheriff Wynne was called
from here and took charge Of the
remains which he accompanied to
Glendive, where iuterment was
had the first of the week. Linton
had no known relatives.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-03-24
BASE BALL
CLUB DANCE
Will be Held Next
Monday Evening
March 18th

A base ball organization was
perfected at public meeting held
at the Hotel Bilyeu last Sunday.
While not largely attended, the
fans were all in evidence, and af.
ter an informal discussion T. j.
Lynch was named manager, and
w. Q. Schuett, treasure for tn,
Wibaux 1910 ball club.
That there is abundant mater
ial from which to select win
ming team is shown by the fol-
lowing names, all Of whom are
old experienced players. Among
those from whom the team will be
selected are George Smith, Fred
Rademaker. A. e. Jetfers, Robt.
Ganges, Walt. Bell, Harry Keye,
j. Fritz, Geo. Parker, Al. Evans,
Harry and Tom Schuster, E. j.
Bishop, Fl rry Hawks, Dutch
Cowee, Jno. Davis, f. D. Baker,
Mike Gallagher.
The organization will give a
ball at Fuckers Opera House,
Monday evening, to which
everybody is invited. The pro-
ceeds will 60 towards buying uni
forms.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-03-24

A. Thorsen, the local contrac.
tor, is busily engaged these days
On his numerous contracts. Among
the jobs he is engaged on now are
the addition to the Parson resi-
dence and the A. /. Goodrich re-
sidence.
Born to Mrs. and Thos. Pashcke
Saturday, son. Mother and
boy both doing fine, and Tom has
been busy passing smokes all
week.
5. ID. Bovee was in the city last
week making proof ON his home
stead at Cedar, before Commis
sioner Jordan. Mr.. Boyee is one
OF the few old time ranch men
who have exercised their filing
rights. He has been resident of
the Beaver Valley since the buffa.
10 roamed, and has been honored
by being elected sheriff of Dawson
county, when it's boundaries ex-
tended TO Culbertson, and includ
ed part of the territory now Val.
ley county.
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Sold More Lands

George Woods of Louisville,
Nebraska, the eastern represen-
tative Of Bushell & Seeley, the To-
cal real estate firm, arrived in the
city the first of the week with a
party of four. Among those in
vesting were Chas. Henning and
son of Louisville, also Supt. of
schools Gamble Of same place,
the parties taking over two sec
tions of the Davis ranch.
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A 2-STORY
BUILDING
Louie Fong Has Let
Contract for New
Brick Building

Louie Fong, the local restau-
rant man, has let contract to the
Kalmen Construction Co., for
26x45 two-story brick building on
site of his present location.
Work on moving the frame
building which he has occupied
since locating here, is now under
way, and the old structure will be
used as kitchen for his new 1es-
taurant.
Louie will in his new location
conduct in the future, as in the
past, first class chop house, and
his friends and patrons will be
glad to know that he is on the up
per crest of the wave of prosperity,
and his example in erecting a
substantial building could be fol-
lowed by number of other busi--
nessmen to their mutual advan-
tage.
The coming season will mark
new epoch in the history of the
city, in the transformation of
Wibaux from stock shipping
point to the center of one of the
most extensive agricultural sec.
tions of the state, AMI take on the
dignity of a city, and the chief
distributing point of Eastern Mon
tana.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-03-24
Team Lost

Lost Tuesday, March Is, a
team of bay horses, both white
faced, weight about 1850 each.
Both have key shaped brands on
foreheads. $40 reward to party
bringing same to Croft & Suther-
lands barn, Wibaux, Mont.
Paul Roller,
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Oil Tank Station

The Standard Oil Company has
decided TO put in tank at Wibaux
for the accommodation of the
local merchants, and the many
owners of gas-traction engines,
who will operate in this vicinity
the coming summer. The estab.
fishing of tank here, is due To
the efforts of the local Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-03-24

FOR SALE Hay in stack or
delivered in Wibaux. j. B. Viii.
tehead. 4tf.
Attorney Geo. H. Purchase of
Beach, and jerome Parks of Mi
les City, have been retained in
the cases Ut Emerson Bros, VS..
Chas. [. Cook of the Beach Ad-
vance for criminal libel, and EN-
orson Stockwell of Beach for ma
licious prosecution.
April Is, 16, II, there will be
held at Billings, a convention by
Laymen's Missionary Movement,
every Protestant church in this
section may be represented with
delegates, No effort will be SPAR
ed to make this occasion for out of
town delegates pleasant and pro-
fitable.
F. Hammaker, a recent arrival
from Minnesota, is having resi-
dence built. A Thoreson, the
local contractor, has the job.
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Kings Highway Items

Mr.. Daily and Teeters are busy
hauling hay from Eagle Valley.
Mr.. Black called at the Van.
quist home Sunday.
Lloyd and Mrs. Callander were
callers at Halls on Beaver Greek
last Sunday.
A number of farmers have COM
menced plowing. Spring work
will soon be in full swing.
H. E. Hall and Mr.. Woods
went to Wibaux Tuesday.
Miss Maud Leighton of Beach
is spending a few days here on
her claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Doyle are
enjoying a short vacation, and vi
sitting friends here this week.
The Beaver Greek has been quite
high lately, making the crossing
almost impossible.
Pat Donahue moved his band of
sheep down to the Beaver Greek
Ranch the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. Teeters went to Beach the
fore part of the week to meet his
wife and family who arrived from
Hastings, Minnesota. Mr.. Tee
ters has been out here all winter,
and has a fine piece Of Montana
lanu, on which they will make
thier home.
Nero.
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Local and Otherwise

j. NJ. Kanouse the Yates auc-
tioneer, was ia TIE city Monday
doing some advertising for his
sale there today.
Melvin Lund of Sioux Falls, s.
OAK, passed through the city the
first of the week on his way to
Edge Hill, where he expects to
pay an extended visit to his bro
ther, well known rancher there.
Insure your crops against hail
at the First National Bank of
Wibaux, Montana.
Bonner & Sletto of Miles City,
who have been doing considerable
painting and interior decorating
here this spring, are figuring on
locating at Wibaux permanently.
They are now engaged on a job
for w. H. North.
VIM, Kennedy, general utility
man at the Bilyeu Buffet, has ac-
cepted position with Burt Will
las, who will operate a steam pillow
rig in this section the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Schuster
were in from their farm Wednes-
day.
Harve Robinson of Preston,
was brief business caller in
town Wednesday.
A. 6. Foss of Eau Claire, Wis
consin, bought section Of land
on the Milwaukee branch near
Westmore, through P. A. Fischer,
cashier of the First National
Bank, the first of the week.
John Flyberg was up from
Beach Sunday night, taking in
the sights here.
Alb. Owens, of the Blue Noun
tain district, was in the city Tues
day on some business matters
that demanded his attention.
W. II. North's refreshment
emporium is this week being treat
ed to a fresh coat of paint, and
when the decorators are through,
he will have one of the most pre-
sentable locations in Eastern
Montana.
S. D. Bovee Of Cedar, this week
received 22-horse power Hart
Parr traction engine.
Miss Ruby Ryder returned to
her claim south of town the first
of the week after brief visit with
Wibaux friends.
WANTED-At once a good
barber. Steady J. Salary $l8,
aud half over $2S. Apply to A.
w. HYDE, Wibaux, Mont.
H. I. Wheeler, the we'll known
rancher, was in the city Tuesday.
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Notice

To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that we, the
parents of Vincent Il. Brust, he
reby give our son his absolute
freedom.
Signed:
Conrad Brust -
Msnovx,o Dr,,o%
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j. NJ. Kanouse the Yates auc-
tioneer, was in TIE city Monday
doing some advertising for his
sale there today.
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Female.
GIRLS. r.st. young. to make themselves e.ner-
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PATENT leather repairers ladies' fine shoes
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DESKS. PARTITIONS, TELEPHONE BOOTHS.
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0oTT - TOE E-fIood opportunity TO men who
can sell machines: salarv and comm isson /.
advancement Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
1873 Broadvs-. Brooklyn
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GIRLS. r.st. young. TO make themselves e.ner-
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CAHVASSERS 10 sell sewing machines from
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DRATTSMEN-5eycrsi good opportunities for
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Ice COMPANY. 800 ErosdNaE-
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STENOGRAPHER, Christian. neat accurate for
convenient Office uptown: pel educated and re-
liable; salary s12-Sl5. Employers Service gu
renu. ITO Broadway
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sTESOGRAPHERS-Se good opportuni-
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brains spd initiative: $50 $50 Call write
Business Service Co. 309 Broadvay
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PATENT leather repairers ladies' fine shoe
Nichert & Gardiner, Atlantic and Schec.at
ayes. Rreoklyn u
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sTATIsFICIAH, experienced railroad accounting
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reaB J70 Broadway.
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CONTRACT &c.

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