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raoifale 5remitg0 meo 9eilutnin.
gen ON / SlageIiefreOien at opitilIe
en- 8enitrefanoioat, Der oil iifre
@alget al en- 5ocialoemofrat. Og
q. bleu Soar ifploie.
De 8ooifole bolOt @tsoe ON
aftenen. Ogioa bette Npoe oper.
oareoes af goOt 1000 @enneifer.
SnOenri9sminiiter @nnd talte isrit
oe iaeoe bI. a.:
Reergaaro er en- lenoelig ipag
og uieloitpnoie aorofter. San bsier
Jig bIinot Tor 5. 9.s Billie. 5. G.,
ser / 1901 too meo rs Meolem.
mer bag Jig i 6oIfetinget, bar MI
fun 26 tilbage. 5ngen anOen
5srer bar pitt iaa tort SaIent til
at soeI999e ct 5IertoI. Sea tror
life, nogen bar Crit til at Iooe
9anoets 5remtio itpre al bans
S9n0er.
5oIfetingsmano 5Ieneerif par
moot I Ct. I. aonieilprpiioenten
og uotalte:
S%tatsfasien er tsmt, % boao bar
ri opnaoet2 Sntet, Der blot nogen-
lunoe fan betrpeee Dor rationale
Sifferbeo. 8i fan fife opree 9an-
marfs Reutralitet. gi fan fife ell
gang gore ct ~aloorIiat 5origg ser.
paa. Oct iises 9anife pitt, at pao
SiplanO er Ri eoot forbereote. Oct
fan pore. Men an9riber Tienoen
os ! Spaan0, fan bet iad bieIpe, ui
Tiger: llnOifplo. ri er be0re forbe-
reote oore paa Sjpaano. (Stor-
menoe SubeD.
Man bar ifplot Winiiteriet Tor at
upre al u%frnnif aano". Snoenrigs.
miniiteren beooer 10 gonfe pit no.
get, (fodpgune til 5ornoon efter
en- franIf General / Reuolutions-
tioei. Re0.) iom 5oIfetingets
6orman0 life fan uotale. men ban
6eo0er tiaige Better, og set er 10
ct lige ian goot oanif Raon, iom
ban lelo er en- goo oanif Snoen.
rigsminiiter (Ssr). Seq boa6er
pan galgiejr for set oiaenoe De.
mofrati.
9erpaa taIte Ope Rooe om,
6oorleoes 8~algongen pilSe faIoe
no:
Ssrgen Ieoerien 0on6stinas-
mnno og lloeiuer al o5pns 5io.)
tiger. at De 8noifnIe og SociaI6e.
m~ofraterne bill faa Slertol / 5olfe.
tinget. Saa bill ser fgfge ct Roa.
narof, oar ma ipnaet. Men 6eref.
ter bill Der fslae ct 8imIe, / bpilfet
ban ielu iio0er iom 9[lfo6er oa uo.
ienoer Sims Sioenoe" og De andre
Rapne. (Stor Munter6e0).
@en De IfaI life fro paa Raa.
narof. gi ifal toartimoo fomme til
en- Or6nine, ser ferer os no al set
tore aaos, Ri M 6efinoer os /. Bnr-
tierne er / O~plssning og afbleg.
ming, foroi genitres Snteresier er
blepne ~oaarligt rsgteoe. Oct raoifaIe
Bartis Spgoue er at iomIe Solicit
ON ale gooe, rene, gamIe genitre.
fran. 5. 6. s. gnar tilipnela0en6e
no paa at fortrenge 0eerganros
aanOiOoter. De TO 9errer 6so bin.
nnoen til @pitebuo i aarbus. Oct
par iom / 5ablen ON Rapen, Ser
BOO Storfen til 8pItebuo.
0u bar pi gnnife pit / Dag bBrt,
at De alto bar O9ret Pni9e / guno
o. @runo. Bar BET oa Gnigbeo, oa
4
3. 6. eiter oet tore 5orlig 6aaneoe !
Neergaaro og goiien meo at iige,
at 6nnoen maatte oenoe iig mob lit
eget SpD2 De Hooifale inmles ON
SurigrunoloDens @ennemfsrelie og
ON 9grligbeo / Bolitif. Oct er ser
Srang til / en- 9io, 90 5. 6. g.
og Neergaaro mao iptte beres 2io
til 9anostinget imoo 5olfetings.
flertnllets gnifer. Og iaa er Ser
Trons til friif og iuno 2uft inc I
set Samfuno, Ser ioa Innge bar
liot UNDER ben g%6riitenienife 5ps.
bomsperiooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
Iisiionsmeber.

Bill Sub. blioer Der Risiions.
msoe / Siour Gitp, Sa., i 9asen.
81. apriI:-f. Woi % / @appiIle,
2. DAT, / 0osene 21.-22 Wai.
aae er biertelig uelfomne til
0isie Weoerl
Z. q. Qorien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
Stpritc % bcbite ltouals

Sterite og beoite lloonlg
al
9iIle0.9 repfor or
en6per 4nIeonina.
Ordinations 9reuforr
meO onnif 9efit. Mange for
ifeqige Slags, i%orteret per Gui.
% Gents.
grepfort meo gibelteff
Ganif. Here Slags meO f~orifeIIise
Sefit. Sorteret, per Dui. 25e.
Broipefttort ira 8latr
% Omegn. Snobefatter Gum.
funSets Sfole og 5orla8sbns,
iont oen oanife airfe. Sorteret
per Oui. 25c.
3 ropeftfort fra Gan
mari. Ga. 90 forlfelige lRroe-
les imufte faruetrpfte Sort ira
ifsnneite eene / 2onoet. Snobe-
fntter mange betanote airfer.
Sorteret per Dui. 25c.
Baaife meo oanf
gibeIt.fit. Srpft / 6 GuIsrer
pao lint anrton. fremitiner ct
aors ompunoet meo glomiter. 3
iorifeaige. 5efiterae oalgte al %
men GrbejOet uOfsrt | Spitlnnb.
0isie er ubetineet be imuffcite
Sort af tit 5Iags og iaIses bog
/ Set al II Stpffer meo trpft
Smilos FOR 25e.
Sorteret Brepeoalg nf ale
openitooenoe per Gui. 25c.
Han. Gath. gnbI. 1onis.
Nisir, Qe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

= Buy land now for a home
or speculation in the only ex-
elusive Danish settlement in
Western Nebraska. Write us
for prices aud information.
Correspondence in English pre-
ferred. Western Realty Co,
Kimba1l, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

UulBlt SAuIputuul9 II Jul luuA
leoes ilere iprige Silbunlere a
abbons 6eitnins~
9etlageIiapis bar iniolertiO BET
rationale 6remifriotsparti aItfor
faa SiIb9ngere uoen for ben iOeaIi-
tiff iinOeOe SsiifoIeung0om, til
innrlig, eler mulig ooerboDeOet, at
funne fomnle til at ipiae nogen
+, o~irteIi9 Hoae.
Get raoifale 3arti o. S1enoct.
De 6noifaIe er misfornsieoe nleo,
at Social0emofrotiet meo Sel0 is-
ger at inoorage 8penoebeoGgeIien
UNDER Jig og b9pOer, at = ifal 5p-
enoe. og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAJ
frem og u0rette noget = mo ben
itan iom en- ie~Ipit9noig 9eu99elie,
ser isger Ststte Dos ale Dem, Der
oil arbeioe Tor S%penOets Bel.
Smi0lertio bar baaoe 9nngiie %
Sabroe agiteret paa SpenOefongres-
ier for, at 9eoegelien ifnIoe o9re
en- iocialoemofratiif, og 9ieo. Snno.
30 | gsbierg, iarer MI ooloiomt no
moo belle 9enitre, life minOit De
Haotfnle, JON ban faIoer Siege
r%ingsfstere", i0et ban bl. a. fri.
per: u8enitre bar ale Gage u9ret
ct uopr9get nrbei0erfien0if Barti.
De uraoifale" A%rbeiosgioere er life
onoerleoes moo Oeres Soft END Be
moderate. % set rn0ifale Barti
gaar meo aninen / 9Grmet ooer for
Grbeioerbep9Delien peo enboer pas.
ienoe 9eiligbeo. On iocial 5or.
i%tnaelie bar Der life pGret % blioer
Der alOrig Gale ON noget 9enitre
porti u. 9nn0arbeioerne bebs-
per Blot at 8iue observation-disclosures
oct Sparf, De i%ortiener~.
Spen0eiorbunoet o. bets MeOIems-
bIaO bar iB0rigt en- 8GIo paa ca.
5000 SIR.
Manse eegnter. a(i0. abmo. 9rinf-
mann i G6iiteO bar t%eitameutnriif
ifGnfet 5000 ar. til 1ronning
2ouiies 9srneaipl. 5000 SIR. til
Sbiteb 6sbmenOs 5i9lpefasie, g.
900 ar. til 5orsgeIie al aoniirma-
tionsle9atet, $500 Sir. til en- ung
9anoelsmeobipIpers llOoanneIie pna
SnnoeIsbsiifoIe. $500 ar. til tren.
gen0e Sannopprfer. eaer arbeioer.
enter os $500 SIR. til Setniif
Sfole.
st nbpgseligt Srama. = Gn fret.
tenaarig Greng / as6enbnpn, So
ban eoparO Sanien, Ssn al lr.
mnger tSanien, R~srreisga6e 10,
bar Ratten til 8. gpril ifuOt en-
toloaarig 9iae, Snaeborg Golo-
"trip, Cater al en- Betroleumsnr.
beioer, Der Dor / iamme Gienoom,
og 0erefter 9iort 5orisg paa at
OrPbe Jig ielp.
De hao0e beiluttet at % / 5or.
ening, og | ben anleoning bar De
gaaet neo I aploeren til Gienoom.
men 0r. 13f pan 9oiter gologaoe.
Ser fanOtes De n9ite 0ags Moreen
ueo SefstiOen liggenoe tRt iammen.
6unone. Grengen bapoe meo Ell Re.
poluer Of ganife np aonitruftion
ifuot giaen / u%enitre Climbing, og
O%ereiter bauoe ban ifnOt iig ielu /
bsjre Climbing.
De lepeoe begge; men osoe ina
Winuter efter at D9re fommen paa
Soipitnlet. 5rengens Silitnno par
meget betpnfeIig.
st gDot anp. a%s6enbapnife SmS.
~6rnbstppe | 4ar6ms. aarbus 30.
liti blep 9sroag oen 2. @pril al oct
fs~benbaunife Boliti uroerrettet ON,
at ire al &opeoitnoens mere fdrlige
Snobru0stppe bapoe tnget giaet til
aarbus, og oct lad 10 nprt at lutte,
oa as6enbapnerne tom / Slot o.
5elge, at Der par %planlagt ct itsr.
re Sup | aarbus.
De aarbuiianife Gpoagere fog
itrafs affRre, og l9nge oareoe BET
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19
gosiortssnelie Nr. 3,

gosfortesneIie 8r. 3,
ooer &eligion % aeo.
amt al minoelie fri.
bel9reno De o G op.
bpggeIige Sfrifter er III
i9roig % tiiienoes enboer frit pao
So~rloneenoe.
Saniib enth. EnbI. Souie,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

UoeIf VI IftuH lud Dulitbi Duuot uutl
lat / oeres @oresie; maaife oar o..
ia 0uerraifelien SfnIo l. at De life
aioroe Mooitano. Otter at bane for.
~itateret 0oerua9ten iulgte 5ppene
goooiaigt meO paa Stationen, %
meo fsrite So9 off &eiien tilbage
til a%ebenbaun. 9anOens fieroe MeO.
lem par efterIDit al 5reOerifsberg
goIiti for ct itsrre 8pperi al @ltI0
oe SsIoiager.
) Aarbns iff EDuene altiaa life
LID til At operere, bemprfer gSpa.
BIT, men ellers bar iiffert 0ienin-
gen p9ret goO nof; Oa De Oil0e gaa
til Ro aaereoe peO Spptioen ON
Aftenen, er ser n9ppe InipI ON, at
9attens arbeiospIaos bar o9ret
uoiet, og at ser ifuloe cores ct itsr.
re Sup.
SeOe6ranoe. 30 SO aars
9renge, Ssnner al Saoelmager
9briitenien / Sobuie, latte fsrite
gaaifeoag. oa De oar aIene biemme,
SIo pao 9eOeIpnger, % inOen man
iif Sen %iluffet, par Der brpnot 30
10 Cor. 2nno. De ifa0elioie bar
frdfolOet arao ON gritotning, men
6aoeren mna i'll 9iblStifts. al meo
en- 9soe, foroi ban fife bar isrt til
Itroffeliat SiIipn meo 9ernene.
Ssa0ae ben 3. os. opfom ser,
uoiit boorleoes SID I 8aaroeier q.
Maoien 9onOes Seoe mo for 6iel-
iterpnna; ser branOte iislse p6ern.
8olfebl.4 ca. 30 SOr. 9ano. % fun
meo I~torite Meie Ipffeoes set at REQ.
De Ell 9lantage. Der lager / Npr.
beoen. Sfaoen er ret betDoeli9. ga
Ell tor Gel al ben 6rpnote 2nng par
) aUarter lang.
= "a Ell aarI Dos @adr0eier 5.
.. 0a6l i MunfIinoe f~orleoen par
ll0e at bente Snng / en- @eoe, Ger
tilbsrer Sutton geoerien / ausfer,
! if ban iielae u5ern. 6olfe6l.~
Spit til At ie 9pngen brpnoe oo
tpn0te oerfor SID / Ell lille Cop.
Qlen ga Spngen par tsr, breote 81.
Ben iig n1eO riDenOe 9uit, ina Der
brpnote mellem 100 og 200 Cor.
Sano 0eoe. tilbsrenoe f~orifelige
RlisfGriolf.
Aalburs Sfolcr. 9laIbore, A.
april. timber 9ebatten / gpraaOet
/ eitermio0ng ON oaldsieioroelin.
gen / aommuneifolerne" opfororeoe
airf. anOerien til Ell gennemariben.
be 9Gnoring al Gleuernes 5oroe-
ling / alnsierne. gu gaar 3renge
o. 9iger bper for ii9, Oct foiter
aommunen nOifiaige 5ifiinoer ON
aaret. 4enge. iom oiloe funne ipa-
res, naar Gren9e og bigger paa
iamme Aloerstrin bleu lat | idm-
me alasieuGrelie iom / andre So
Ter, bpor oeo alnSierne / alminoe.
liabeO / MoOiptting til mn piloe
funne ian op imoo oct loobefale0e
Mnrimmstal al eleuer. 8 3ililut-
Ming BERTH opIuite 2erer 5lpaer, al
bper alasie foiter aommunen ca.
1000 SIR. ON aaret.
G6osfalo. en al Ranoers BINS
Gioite goreere, @uloimeO u. $.
Suenltrup, er forleoen afgaaet peo
Gsoen, 81 Aar gnmmel. Zen al.
oese. ser fom til Ranoers fra aor.
bus. gruuolagOe ifslge uRano. 4p."
ielp ben befenote 8uIoimeoeiorret.
ming, ban meo megen Dpgtiebeo
ore0 | mango aar. inotil ban oper.
orog oen til i'm Ssn. San a Ell
title os tilbnseholoenoe Mano, Ser
life oeItog / oct oTfentIige 2ip.
@aaroeier Sbien Bad / ao0.
if0n, EN- al Sorniletegnens melt
fenote AipnO, er efter en- langere
bdnbIes Spgoom forleSen afgoaet
oeo Tsoen. Zen afosoe nso / en-
uoitraft @rao fine Stanosipners
IilliO. oHano. genItrebl." nponer
iaaIeoes, at ban / ire aar par Se-
f-l-- (.~.c4.- -. or. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

Eaa Solfebsjffolerne bar Der boz
ret bolot Brsue.J olfetingspalg for
at gipe ltoilag for @fepernes poll.
tiife Snteresie, og Reiultatet er noe.
item ale Steoer blepet, at oct no.
tionaIe 5remifriotsparti er fommei
ino meo 5lertal. geo 9olget poo
aifou par Reiultatet bener fife lao
ubetinaet ! Gaosr at BET raoifale
Farti, iom bet | i'm 9io funbe il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

9ille0.9 repfort Tor
enbper u nIeonina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

). u. Barrier n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

Ordinations 9reoforr
meo onnif 5efit. Nonge for
ifeqige Slags, i%orteret per Gui.
% Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-19

grepfort me6 gibefteft
Ganif. flere Slags meO forifelIise
5efit. Sorteret, per Dui. 25e.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04

cumstances, as strike Of the switch.
men was on. He figured it had cost
him a dollar head to feed the lambs
OH sugar beets, and putting them
back onto hay they lost weight. and
he has to carry them over until next
year. He believes there should be =
national law cosnpehing capital and
labor to submit their differences to a
board of arbitration in cases where
strikes,willioanse innocent people to
suffer.
Mr.. Gebo. was emphatic in his
statement that he intended to extend
his electric light line from Moore to
Judith, Gap tlhis summer. He is in
position to give us a day and nigh:
service at just the bare expense OF
operating the plant for the first year.
tie says he will not charge anything
for the interest OH his investment for
that length of time, in order to pat IN
and hold the franchise for the future.
lie has faith in the prosperity OF J,l.t-
it'll Gap, and believes the town will
grow rapidly as the surrounding
country is developed. 1t will cost
him in the neighbOrhood Of $50 900 to
build to. Judith Gap and install -
system here.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
GEBO WILL CABLE
POWER HERE
Continued from first paxe.)

the crown, and the people are indeed
poverty stricken bunch. He has
seen whole families herding flock of
twelve sheep, and the people were
clothed in the primitive garb worn in
the time of Jacob. COnstantinople
has a population of a million and
half and there is not telephone or
electric light in the city. The Turks
were 500 years in subduing Constanti-
nOple and attribute their ultimate
success by the presence OF dogs which
followed the army OH their last and
successful campaign in droves. Since
that time dogs have been considered
sacred and none are ever killed or
mOlested in any manner. Mr.. GebO.
says the streets are Utterly alive with.
CANNES and at times cover the side
walks so thickly that pedestrians
take the middle Of the street rather
than disturb the animals. No one
can drive five miles out of the city
limits Of Constantinople in any direc-
ton. as there are no passable roads.
One street III the city has horse car
line, and that has been in use about
thirty years. Girls after u years OF
age are not allowed on the streets I'M
less heavily yelled. and no wife is
ever permitted to accompany her
husband on a journey long or short.
But the new sultan it is believed will
make Turkey Il progressive naticn
and many Of these old customs will
be done away with. and Constantine
Ople will be m0aerniZed.
Mr.. Gebo. Of course heard OF the
swltchmtn's strike in this country
while he WAS away, hut he was not
aware OF the fact that he individually
was loser to the extent of $40, 900 to
81. 900 hy it until he reached his
ranch not far from Billings. Before
the strike his brother. who is manag-
ing the ranch, had shipped three
thousand beet-fed lambs to market
aud they brought Il good price. lie
had heen feeding 1000 more with
sugar heets for several weeks in prep
aration for the Chicago markets and
they were in prime condition. lie
ordered ears from the \. =. and
fifteen of them were sidctracked ut
his ranch. During the process of
loading for shipment the railroad otli-
Gals wired him that they would not
accept the shipment under any cir
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
GAPLETS

kirkpatrick, well digger and driller
James Marshall transacted bust
ness in the city the first of the week.
Suits made to order. Sis to S45.
Folsom.
Harry Spencer has accepted posi-
ton AS night operator with the Great
Northern.
f. G. Wortlen, lawyer. First Ma
tiOnal block, phone 127. I4ewistOwn.
c. a. McAllister, proprietor Of the
At0ka ranch, made the city bust
ness visit yesterday.
Try a II. 4. Harlow cigar and
patronize home industry.
Mrs. Geo. W. Eastman was in the
city the first of the week, enroute
from visit in eastern cities to her
home ut Lewistown.
Shoes repaired. "Ked' Folsom.
Mrs. Gerald Walker, who is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Fannie
Smith, Of Des Moins, Iowa is occupy
ing one of her cottages in Judith Gap
while making arrangements to prove
mp OH her homestead.
Take 10 chances-get your barber
work done ut len's-Tioneer saloon
building.
Count A. a. Freseman was city
visitor yesterday. His majesty states
that the condition of the live stock
jack rabbits-On his reserve near Nj
hill is now more favorable, as the re-
cent chinOOks have cleared his domain
Of huge drifts of snow.
You can buy hams and lard cAeap per
ut the Judith Gap Meat company
than any other place in the country.
Tine masquerade tonight will possib-
~ he the largest attended social func-
ton given in Judith Gap. The first
and second violinst will be from the
llarlOwtOn orchestra. Miss Helen
Tenney will preside at the piano,
while Count \. 4. FRESHMAN will
blow delectable strains from the
cOrnet. Masks will be furnished by
W. f. Folsom and c. r. Stone.
We are selling hams and lard
cheaper than you can get them ut any
other place III the country. Rather
Il strong statement, but see us. judi
it'll Gap Meat company.
Monday, Conductor Sweezy and
Engineer Erickson brought to judith
Gap from Billings the longest freight
train ever pulled over the Great
Northern between Billings and Great
Falls. The train consisted of ). ears
with a total tonnage of ,l0S tons.
The load was picked up between Bill
lings and Judith Gap. The trip was
made in Is hours and 30 minutes Just
gettin in under the l6-hOur law.
!, Tailor made clothes the kind that
tit-Sl5 to Sl5-See Folsom.
Dr. Fred Barteau, the first physi-
elan in Judith Gap, but now pracric-
ing medicine in Spokane, WASH. is in
town this week looking after bust
ness interests here. The doctor owns
the building in which Oliver Readel
i and DR.. Met 'ullOngh are located and
SAYS he is not anxious to sell Lii,
property rs he believes Judith Gap
is going to make the best town be-
tween Billings and Great Falls. The
doctor will return tn Sima:,nr dis
week.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
lnsulted.

lnsulted.
Lord Cardweli was in the habit Of
using the church prayers ut family
prayers. One day his valet came to
him and said. Il must leave your lord
ships service at once"
why. what have you to complain
Of"
Nothing personally. but your lord.
ship will repeat every morning. We
have doue those things which we
ought not to have done aud have left
undone those things which we ought
to have done Now. freely admit
that have often done things ought
not. but that have left undone things
that | ought to have done utterly
deny. and will not stay here to hear
It said Westminster Gazette.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
Berndt and G. \. Coleman will enter
tain the next meeting of the club,
February IL, in the Gap Hotels par
lore
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Manager Barron Falls From Telephone Pole
and Breaks Both Wrists.


and Breaks Both Wrists.
Roundup Record: Just at the noon
hour today Friday, Jan. 2s) as Manag-
er +. I. Barron, of the local telephone
exchange, was preparing to descend
from telephone pole where he was
making some repairs, the top of the
pole broke where the two iron braces
holding the cross piece are bolted,
and precipitated him head foremost
to the ground. In falling he threw
his arms forward and landed OH his
hands, breaking both wrists and dis
locating the index and second fingers
OF the left hand. lie was also badly
bruised about the face and head, and
it is feared that his left leg IS frac-
tured at the thigh.
He was Immediately removed to
his room ut the Ferguson home after
the accident. where he is being taxi n
care of. He is in pretty bad shape,
but at this writing it is not known
how serious his injuries may prove.
Mr.. Barron came here about three
months ago from Judith Gap to take
the management of the local tele-
phone exchange
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
BARN BURNED NEAR MARTlNSDALE
The Smith Brothers Large Circular Barn
Burned, Cremating II he I'd Of Horses.

About 5 O'Clock Friday morning OF
last week fire was discovered RAPIDLY
burning the large circular barn on
the Smith Brothers ranch near Mar
tinsdale. The cause of the fire is I'M
known. but as the fire started in the
west end OF the barn, where the horses
are stalled, it is presumed a match
had fallen under the horses and was
iynited by their stamping.
An east wind was blowing at the
time. which fact saved the adjoining
buildings.
The structure was one of the best
barns in Montana. The loss, includ-
ing II head Of fancy horses, harness.
es and small amount Of hay, is be-
tween Sis, 900 and $50, 900. Insurance,
s.. 900.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-04
Shoe Repairing.

Am prepared to reparp shoes reason
able. Work guaranteed satisfactory.
}. II. Thompson.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-04
LOGKS GOOD
 IN P0RCUPINE

Nr. R. A. Hauiu, who is associat- ed wtsa Senator Chas, Dick of Ohio 1T Che development of mining properties u ,ae pa-elPiae district is in the city aaroale to the outside. He has with him his mining engineer. MT. II. c Kmsht. who has been in charge O. che wok luirng the past summer
 Mr. Marvin has been using a Key stone drlu in Che prosecution of his work and reports most gratifying re- suits considering che time that has elapsed since their machinery was tn- stalled and actively engaged in the work Il is their intention to get an early start next spring and keep things moving br.skly all season,
 Senator D.ck and Mr, Marvin own a very large number of claims around the mouth of the Porcupine, on BouL der creek and Glacier creek. Their holdings are immense bodies of low grade srayels and are being prospect cd with a view of installing big dredses
 5Ir Marvin will leave on the Senator next Sunday and go as far as Juneau where he has business that win deyaiu him several weeks after which he will proceed to California for the winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-04
CREEK
 IS RUNNING
are good

About week ago the buckets of the monster dredge installed by Joe Boyle near the mouth of Bear creek this summer, the largest in the world climbed the ladder for the first time The huge machine walked off with perfection the moment the juice was turned on, and as far as can be de termined is an unqualified success in every particular, It is the inten- ton of the management to run the dredge as long this fall as the wea- ther will permit in order tohave the parts numbered up for a lengthy season next year.
 Those familiar with the Klondtke will recognize the locality when it is stated the dredge is being operated at a short distance below the old Cliff house. The ground in the vicinity has all been prospected with a Key stone drill and blocked out so that it is known to a reasonable certain ty what may be expected in the way of cleanup.
 The new machine has a capacity of 10000 cubic yards a day and will eat up probably two million yards of dirt in a season. Power is being taken at present from the steam turbine plant at the mouth of Bear creek, but with the completion of the Tread gold plant early next spring the dredge will be driven by electricity generated by means of water power as will also the old dredge working on the same ground. The steam plant will be kept up only to be used in an emergency.
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