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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
WMrttci.. bera.

Stutt9art. Die 67j16rilc
Srnu Niniitcrialiefretar Wammcl
uuroe, OILS lie bon elmer @eibnohts.
ieIer aus Der ,SobanneSfir1e fam,
bon eilenl 9lrtomoDil 81 Soben &c.
luorien mo 10 Ihlper uerlctt. onB lie
I'M Soinital Den @~crlcs,nlsen erie.
gen lit.
PIN 5peitcn @eiBnadtSiciertag
ipitroe Or fntDoIiite Soiepbsfir re.
Die init cineni SpitcnuAiipano bon
$4,000 VI. iiir Sen Robbon BURN
Die Nrfiteften Dill ,nO Molj in scr
aarIsporitdOt Seslad) erbalit pllr0s,
in ieierlidJer Weiie einaepcilt.
y 0 d. ingen. NlS 3iirmcr.
meiiter Sob. 3iseier, nit Der Mrt All
Der Sdrulter, III ben @alo dina,
%itiirste er 10 unaliiflih. odB ibni 81,
art cine icbr ihpere Gerlesuna ant
Salie bcibradJte.
GrIenmoos. - Gin t9i1hrt.
ger Sobn oes gnliern Gramer ipllr.
De in Ser Sanberube bon berabitei.
senoen grbmaiicn ueridiittet uno ac.
to6tet.
D 70 / asbnra. gs finS
aus benz Die'igen 3ufi6aus stuei
SirdilinSe e%ntfor1neli ndn,lid bee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

arrmmcrttcf snrd Sic Stcnleyutna
our 0icnlteuilniinh0 oernrtbcilt lror.
ben.
g Of 10 ouen. Die GheIente
Morg SoIit uno Sron IN S0bp ,per.
oen ant %. Se6ruar 0os ieItene fScit
Der oiannantenen Sotjeit feiern
fDnnen.
8emeISfletb, - SIM boben
Sitter BON SO Sabren itarb oabier ser
friibere Shlaftermeiiter Sobanu
@olo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
SitprenRcn.

G6ntgSberg. - Zen Sber.
MISREPRESENTATION S6iele u1o 9llr.
bod) IN &oniasberg, io,uie Benz 9or-
beSgeridtsratb SEQ in Siliit lit Der
Gbarafter OILS @ebeimer SultiSratt
oerlieben.
Narten. = GS bat lid, bier ein
ncllcr 2%ebreruerein gebiloet, Dem 10.
glei6 20 Otitalieber beitrotcn. Gem
@oritallo eehoren on: Sono,S arS.
garben Goriisenoer), 9ombicnSar,
tent iteQuertr. Soriisenoer), Trengel.
@eblad (Shriitfiibrer). 2enj-Sdo'
lad Gteuertr. Sdriitiiibrcr), 3oslis.
Barter (&oiirer).
2aud. = Treoleer Singer III
bier 5llm Yinrrer gNpdGlt morocn.
Or bat ieineStele bereitS ongetreten.
% oDrun9cn, Bon eilem
pl6sliden Sobe credit wurbe Der
&atbmann uno Staotdltelte Rentier
Nobert Sorid) bon bier.
Siterioe.- Ser 1lteitc 9iiraer
,,inierer Staot. Shloiermciiter Srie'
brid Begun begitg ieillen 80. &c.
bltrtStog,
u ait cnbnrg. - Nod) ser i'm
Nouember erfolgtcn Eerionitonos'
n%ufnabme ipltroe iiir Hniten6url
cine 8ep0Iferurq Dol, 1854 Berin'
liell feitaeitelt, bierpon entioQen etuo
1900 Oil ooS Wtilitdr.
@onguiden. = 9iir5lih brad
bel Dem 8itt3beiiser g. @r0sller in
@algniden Seller aus nno es
brannte oaS @obnlnus bis allf sic
llmiaiillngSrralicrr nie6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
SeiiensNarmItubt

9armitaot. - Der 8aiier bat
Dem Toitrotb Iingeloep in 9orm.
ltaot ben Gbarafter OILS .@cbeimer
Foltrutb" Darlieben.
cans. @ous. - Ginitimmig
oui 8 Sabre wieoeraemdbIt muroc
Oas Ortsoberhoupt Serr Siirgermci.
tier &ompi. Die Tereille bradte,
Dem @ieoereepGblten elm StGnohen.
3aS GGren5cihen fir Witglieoer
Sreimiuiger Seilerpebren muroe per-
lieben 9biIipp Berg unb Sron5Serl
81 WtainS,
8orms. = Srau Sdleibt, Die
i'm Observation-Disclosures al Ser5'
ihIog ~qeitorbcn lit, bate lid bel it,
rem fiirslid ueriibten SeI6itmorOuer'
ilid) 'thtpere 9ronbiuunOen 5uge5o.
Qeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
66ainrcid, Gadicn.

n.-Nli cine 25inDrige
llnlnterbrodlene 2botigfeit Del oer
Topler' uno MISUNDERSTANDING
@lunlann uao Sicbel. 0reaOen o.,
Siuniscr StroBe 50. aegriiu0et i'm
Sabre 1860. fonnte Der Marfthelier
rno Boder Ospolo Eoling 5~llriicf.
blifcn.
mmelSoori.-Icm 9c6rer
@runo Nod) iu Nmmelsoori nltroe
bel Icinem lletertritt in Oen Rllbe.
ltaro oaS NlbrcdItstrcl5 perlicben.
Sangciclb = Tenn Glciider'
meiitcr @crcr III 9engeiel0 i. Grso.,
1T Dos Er6Oifnt .Soilieicront Sr.
Waieitlt bcs &onigS" perlieben nor.
ocn.
2obnie =. - Sn 2GBnis bel Nue
lit Nadta Sic Giiteniabrif bon 8eib
pDaia nie0cracbronnt.
Sitri 4. - Ser 9j1briac Sobu
bes Moltrcr3 Sanptilciid in Sltrib
bpgab lid nit onoeren 0amen oui oic
0iinne Gisoede Der 9teiBc. gr brod)
Gin unb crtrlnf.
Ylnuen. - 8ip sic ~. @oqtG.
3tg." mel0rtt lat lid III 8lauen /, q,
Der NefcrenOar 8nrl Miillcr. Scr
Sobn zines %cbentoIigcn GIouener
Sdul0ircgtorS, aus umbctunrtcn
@riin0en crld)oiicn.
3%ittdu. - Nreiluiaig ans Dem
2eben GeIfic0en lit Der SberIe6rc-
am Realqpmnaiirm in 3ittau. Serr
Enitor Morris GIatB. @r brod)tr
lid cine mere Cd,nRocrlcbulla Sc;
Scr er nadl flir5em SdmerSenSlagcr
crlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

frii6cr In, gyootndiorlanStug uefcIicn
bat, ianb tiiroIid, itatt,
Soloin. - Der Giicnbobn5ug,
Scr n5cuSS 6,19 llbr in Goblin ein.
trifit, ~iibcriubr o.,f Der StraBe rad
2iebenfelbe 6as Sllhrperf oeS @ieb.
banOlers Splinter. Die beioen 9ierSe
tpuroen gctobtet un6 ser @agen ger.
triimmert. Splinter ieIbit blieb INT.
perIett.
EriebeI-0as Serrn b. Stein.
met geborige Rittergut SjidndSborf
1T ourh Saul an Serrn SranS 81.
id)er, friiGer 9eiiber bon Sooiel uno
Seriidfe, iibrrae9nngen; ser aauf.
preis betrGat $4,000 Morf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
geit.
MedlcubmrQ.

Sdmerin II. = 9as Set Ser COL.
beIien Spd5eit ~ieierte Rertiler aarI
Senslin gierielbIt. SoBltraBe -
Wobneno.
Ger @rokbersog bat sen ard,ipor
Or. @itte gum Irdipratb %ernannt.
&linfen. Ser eliidbri0t
Spbh Ser 9iioneripittne Wuliom in
8linfen eerieth nit ser refteu SanN
in Die 9relhmoihine unb 500 iidJ
ba6cl cine ihpere NerIetnna 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
SaDcn
Born

Horf. e II en-. 9os Gbepaor
ronr,dtir rullrbe perbaitet, neil IS
mok 70 nbriges fr0nflideS &ino 10
idlptriib mibbanoelte, baB es &c.
h6er,n it. 9aS sum Sfelett abge.
on, rte Sinh mog nod 91@ Gfuno.
,'''' III loingen Clint &orrad)).
oe' er s23 Sabre alte Wirtbslobn
Ser'an @erner murOe bonn Sriib.
heio'ii6rfabren uno All ser SteQc
eine,et. SIS liegt SelbitmorO orr.
bere oFIberg. 8ebeimratb
ala iior 9r. s. N. aebrer fonnte am
T;o e5enber iein 80. 0oftoriu6i.
-" beieheu.
!ooe SD q d. - SanogcridtSoiref.
pe'o'1nter lpuroe mdbreno zines
Sorlersan9es pom Sdlage getrofD
gen. IN leioer naf lpenigen Minu'
tie at zoo folate.
mer er / d. 10 d.. - Ser Der.
T,r'ta 2onomirtb Sofob SiQengab
.:" Ter, Der id)on IGngere 3eit an
o,e SihmGd)c lit, bat burh @rbGn.
@'einem 2eben elm Gnbe gemo6t.
ger 5rou enOete Dor einigen Sab.
entlf gleid)e 8eiie.
IoIb III. - &ier bronnte
mob oas Inncieu Der Spe5erei-
nrsrin SBrunlo Wme. nieber. Die
s.%t'e4pobner fonnten iib MIR NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
gagern.

dlel II den. SSn Dem Sro5eB
fro, oes ungeblidJen Sleii6ertrafta
Ie,, apurOc Der glngeflngte Or.
negen f%ort9eiebtcn &ergebelS
.rllgeS 5l eiliem Monat Sc.
"e'e'tltno 5000 Marf Celebrate
De Sit.
5are' III 9. - @ier iiel ser @e.
items rte SbomaS Srampf III einen
aben unO ertranf.
Sroh, G Ii t b.-Sier peritorb noh
Soc rteIocn Der 9(potbcfer 8rie
epo''e II - Ser 9cgriiioer ser
oe' nrieO'id,en 9lld)orudcrei lllo
&orroeN oSiiiiener glottes" Serr
Soli SolOCtrieo lit i'm Nlter Dol,
bette pcrihieoen.
1IniSr i Oh It > t - Sier aerietb
a., v Gbuuro Serbert IN Gus
'eiller Wiiible uno wllroe
M'n'' init heritgeriiien. Gr ltarb
Mllpe ttellen &erleBlnaen.
llno 81 Yer 9. Sic TScier Ser
I'M 3 ocS aiinItlerbeints iinoct
ipriid,r 1910 itntt. Ser ipeit.
wirb oes aiinltlerbouies, nam.
ooe;n tsItelungsaeb1noe, luilroe
at,a, DOR eilenl Sabre in9etrieb
s'..u bod lit Ser oitlid,e Sbell,
luut''lfe &ilnitlerbeim, nod 5li
Nus
renotr n. = Sn Hieoern Bel.
Hobr beid)enfte Die Srou ocs
SGlacib ibren Gbcmunn oiii
o,,rn Der 1907, ON %. Sep.
,oro] uub om IS. Scptember.
~ nit eirem WGod)en.
opl'e b a d]. = 9ier ltiir,te Die
VILE nierstod)ter Mnno Sierl.
@aiierbutte trua, i'm
Iic nfolge Gitsglcitens 10
Gsrr5Ie'lflpdrts 5u 9ooeu, odB
te, y, ioelbrudl erlitt, benz lie
III. a. s. - Die Iniangs
mo O)reh itebenbe @otin ocs
5leer rctars SriooIih @rai
iii. lie eben I'M 9egrific mar.
Medium aui5apuseit, toStliG
lie e acriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

@cub. - Tie ebcIcute 0bitbanS.
Ier9Setcr Rommcrstirden i~eiertcn oas
Set Der g%ulbenen Soaseit.
Soltngen. Sn Der 0odt 1T
bos NicIine'id)e @eitaitsbaus an Der
Sheibterbergeritrabe, III Dem lid cine
@irtbidoft uro cine Spe3ercimunre;.
Sanblung befanb, burA 6euer Der.
niGtct morSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

aonbor. 1893 pltrhe Rcd In Die
&anoeIstonmner scsp19lt. bcren Tra.
itoent er 1903 lpor.
Gitbed. - Der iriibere Iongidb.
rige Grdiioent Ser 2ubcdar Soubels.
tammer, Sermann 2as9e, lit infolge
eines ShloganiaIlcs s~eitorben. 2ongr
5ablt 5l Sen dIteiten Nitglieoern
Der Siibeder 9iirgeridait ans beren
&eiben er crit ant /. 0e3ember infoI8e
ielneS boben Mlters auSgei6ieben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
ltlld
SaujajtGotc.

"itr q. Ger in 9ormbed
"a" i,s- StraBe Hr, 81 mobn.
rie'r @ilbalm 5booen err.
Gn poransgesangenern Streit
eel nit einen1 9ciI. Gr iteatc
i'm hit Der Go!ijci.
I'M II. = Sod lanaenl &ran.
1ote.b Ser 8rdiibent bee @er.
0ic + Seeueriiherunssaeieu
-, brih q @. Mcf it,. III
WV t s. Go. Scirc Mrma
u lnuApdrtiee, bcionoers
q. s@eriihcrunesacicaidn,
an fbic befonntc sroBc aIfe.
'ereinisung v2iopbs" in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

20 Sabre ate S9loIfer Grons Raiet
aus Bien uno Der 81 Sabre aIte
Shloiier aarl &Iiner aus Wtitud}sn.
@eI3betm III. - SnfoIae SAtag.
aniaus itorb in 9irheufirnberB Der
bortige SduItheiB unb 8ermaItungs.
affair Serm. S0BI i'm @Iter bon AZ
Sohrpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
Ehlesmig.SuiItrin.

g hIcalui9 q. Die Wdhl oes
GesierunaSratbes Or. 9riifner in
2iibef gum l.. gii~rgerhteiitrr Der
Stdot SflsSluig luuroe beltntiat.
@Itono. = Ger fiirilih geitor.
bene Sousmafler ). u. .. Diar.
aitarot Nubier bat 5ltr aQaenneilel
lteberruifrng Elm &crmosen ppll
nabesu 1a WiiGion Wtnrf binterlaiien.
geire .SalsOame hot ser @eritorbene
nit elmer ,SabreSrente bon 1000 Wtt.
nro elmer eitmnIisei Sumttte ppit
10000 Mart bebaft. SIN iibrigen
i1nt Dos 0ermoger Berrpanoten ail.
GImsberr Der ~24jGGrige
gooel,nrbeiter @oli gerieth sluiid)eit
Die 8iiier 6ipeicr Giienbabnpagcn.
gr itnrb nitf Set Ste1e.
Seehoc. = Wie icst outhcltiid,
serneloet Mrs lit 9tbrer glaubpn Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
enrcmb nrn.

d. V$ itorb pl6sii6
III ieirer Bebnrtsitoot Ghterucf
Serr @eorg aIingtrb2rl Npotbefer.
i'm 9uter non 81 Sobrcr.
WoIflirgen. - CO iono bier
bds 3ioiIbcarGtrib ocs I'M Nlter bon
70 Sdhrer pcriiorbetet priiiiorirten
3oltnr;irhcrS 5crrn NifOlaus 3or.
mann itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04
SruuOeubnra.

6rteoebergd b + f. - Der
8altuirtb @uitap goeie bon bier per'
fanite ieilen @aitboi llebit Sano'
ipirtbifuit an oen @aitpirtb gugliii
Sternfe ans GidJneroer,
Sfternbu q. - 3as SaaOgui
3rummlrfiibl bel Sternberg lit in
ben geiis bes Yonfoireftcrs Stride
alis Berlin iibergesanseii. Gs loa
bort cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiir SD
nind,en5utt peariinoct lpcrOen, BIZ
in benz nit groben Soften neierbali'
ten friiberen 2eppinifen Sobrif.
%9eb1ube 5000 aarinfen unterbrin.
GET mill.
Blanc 10. - gtif benz 8e6oft
oes gisentbiimcrs sngliit SdeifIer
Sabier brnt; iseuer aus. gS branntt
Elm StaaeebGnoe p~oGitanoig nieoer.
Sdieifler lit bci Der 2dnofeueriojictdi
periid)ert.
2 bnccbcra. = Die 9piieeitra
oes bier I'M SITTER bon "a Sa6ren Der,
itorbcnen Rrnticrs s@ottlicb 2cb.
main, Ser bis 81 iciiicm Iobc 9Rit.
aIeio ocs 4reisauSifniirs ipar urt
oaB id) Bel Scr @cihidtc ocn Gppi
ltidt perlicrc."
@cip y n beits y brnic.
9rilld,er Gu ocna Eopogei eiiesStli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

Nd, iua3. idbelboii! bee. miiIcn
Sie, ih bin lucbr iiir's Nceliel"
.Soben Sic benn pon Shrem
eritcn Icligen Wann ear feline Yboto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

&eirdtbS @rrmittIer:
p@ornm mcilrn Sie Die Come nid)t
beiratler2 JIG bat Gin idbelhoftcs
Sermogen." SeirdtbS . Gcnoioaf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

arnphie2 .Nein. orshal6 ha6c id,
ia conn ieinen @ruoer geheirnthet.
peil or mid, INNER 10 an i'm erin
ncrt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

Sie: ~gSnnn fontmlt iii acnu
bentc nndl Snuic?" Gr: .gsann
mfrs belieht!" sSie: .aonm' mir
Qber ia 1lid,t IpltWl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

oenten): .gSilit iii mir liibt Gill
Yiotd)eii gebeh Enpd,en2" Yupa
gel: sic nliiiicil bis sum nGrbitcn
sgriien" warten!."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-04

@aIaen II .Huii. mas
'fnbcn Sic Der Shrrr S~inrid)tuiG nod,
lir eiilsn @inid,2" delinquent:
}Sd modte mir eeri, Miltb trinfen,
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-27


Mrs. Geo. Smeltz left Friday for
Tacoma where she expects. to visit
for some time. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Coverdale, who
have been visiting here, went to
Kalispell last Friday.
A want ad in The Pilot will do
the business for you. A ten cent
ad sold a team of horses last week
School has resumed it's normal
state again, since the scarlet fever
scare is abating and nearly all the
children have rturned.
Mrs. J. M. Jefferson had the mis-
fortune to scald her foot very badly
last Thursday, by dropping tea
kettle full of hot water on it.
Principal Gloyde is fitting up a
chemical labratory at his home in
Columbia Falls for analytical
chemistry. One of his recent ex-
periments resulted in burning both
his hands severely with an acid.
During the next - months there
will be four eclipses, two OF the sun
and two of the moon. Only one of
these, however, the complete dark
ness Of the moon on the night of
May %, will be visible here.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never disappoints those who use it
for obstinate coughs, colds and IT.
ritation of the throat and lungs. 1t
stands unrivalled as a remedy for
all throat and lung diseases. Sold
by all dealers.
The four parties who were arrest
ed for gambling last week were to
have had their preliminary hearing
in Judge Garr's justice court last
Thursday morning, but on account
Of the complaining witness not
appearing to prosecute the case. the
defendants were discharged.
Misses Margaret and Edith Roe
buck entertained last Thursday
evening at cards. A very pleasant
evening was spent after which a
dainty lunch was served. Those
who enjoyed the Inequalities were,
Misses Cora and Luella Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Larter, Messrs.
Bugg, Tillett, Shoaf and Anderson.
The annual Past Masters meet
ing of KalispelT lodge No. AZ, A. F.
and A. NJ, will be held this even
ing. All officers of the lodge will
be filled by past masters and they
will confer the third degree. There
are now II past masters of Kalis-
pell lodge who will participate in
these ceremonies.
Examinations were held at the
school house Saturday for those who
had completed their studies in
geography and physiology and were
conducted by Miss Mahan. The
following pupils took the examina-
tions: Jesse Monk, Lillian Hyde,
Lillian Micho, Jessie Smith, Bertha
Larson, Matte Depew, May Van
Dyke, Cora Grinde, Everett Bardin,
Calvin Edwards, Clarice Abbott,
Agnes Swanson, Dorcas Ferguson
and Florence Tallman.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that was ever made is Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
let's. They do the work whenever
you require their aid. These tab
let's change weakness into strength,
listlessness into energy gloominess
into joyousness. Their action is sc
gentle one don't realize they have
takeu a purgative. Sold by all
dealers.
The new almanac tells of inter.
esting events of this year. The
first legal holiday after New
Year's- Washinpton' - birthday. Or
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-27
DO 1T NOW

For nourishing, healthtul, deliciou
drink, try case of Best Beer. Our local
representative will supply you on short
notice. Do 1t now.
Kalispell Mating and Brewing Co.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-27
~ OF LOCAL INTEREST ~


John Hennessy returned from
Spokane Sunday morning.
Mrs. H. E. Card was very much
under the weather the first part Of
the week.
Miss Irene Leopold Of Kalispell
visited here Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. L. Prudential.
Clarence Collins is back to his
duties in the post Office again after
being off a week with the humps.
Ben Hotter has moved into Rev.
Whites house, the one recently
vacated by Thomas Dawson and
family.
A. Coins and Harry Peasley were
plunking at the upper end of the
lake Saturday afternoon and re-
turned with some nice trout.
County Superintendent of schools,
Miss May Trumper. returned last
Wednesday from a visit of several
weeks with friends and relatives in
Ohio.
T. A. Busey, former editor and
business partner in the Kalispell
Journal, has purchased a half in
terest in the Conrad Observer,
which is one of the. best paying
propositions in that line in the
state.
Willie Harrow, the eight-year-
old boy whom Probation Officer
Lang took charge of here a week
ago Sunday. for being surrounded
by undesirable influences, was sent
to his grandmother, who lives near
DEBORAH, Ia.
The Kalispell Journal reports
that daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Dickey, who are
now residing in Kalispell. Mr..
Dickey is chief clerk in the super
intendent's Office here, but is now
off on an extended vacation.
Have you a week throat? If 50,
you cannot be too careful. You
cannot begin treatment too early
Each cold makes you more liable tc
another and the last is always the
harder to cure. If you will take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at
the outset you will be saved much
trouble. Sold by all dealers.
If it hadn't been for the big and
generous heart of Judge Carr, sew
eral other parties might have been
on his docket last week for taking
horses without the owners consent.
After hearing their earnest plead
ing for clemency, the heart of the
old Judge softened, as he gazed up.
on their beautiful tear stained
faces, and with as much sterness as
he could muster up, kindly but
firmly told them how naughty il
was to run off his sons team just te
deliver a pound of cheese.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy il
not common, everyday cough
mixture. It is a meritoricus remedy
for all the troublesome and danger.
Gus complications resulting from
cold in the head, throat, chest OF
lungs. Sold by all dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Conlin
Mrs. E. O. Larter, Misses Jackson
Cora and Luella Thompson, Edith
and Margaret Roebuck, and Messrs
Tillett, Greene and Bugg comprised
a sleigh ride party, which drove t.
Columbia Falls Saturday evening
They took supper at the Gaylord
hotel, and afterward were joined
} by a number of Columbia Fall
friends in Mains hall, where they
danced until IL O'Clock, and thel
returned home, having had sp]en
did time.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-17
Must Vacate Premises

Terry - The management of the
Golden Reward Mining company has
served notices upon the occupants o.
houses on company ground here that
they must vacate the premises b fore
July !. The action on the part o. the
company is not unexpected in the pres
II labor difficulty as Terry has long
been in control of the socialists wac
have opposed the mining IN anies
wherever possible. The Golden Re-
ward owns most of the g olnd UPON
which the town of Terry is loca ed,
the Mogul Mining company owning
one corner. Both companies leaaei
the ground and in many instances t e
houses, too, receiving regular rents
therefor, the lease specifying that it
could be terminated with one months
notice.
The Homestake employed a some
what different system, granting Pc
mits to occupants of houses on thei'
own ground and for some weeks ira
company has been buying up hou es
and furniture wherever it was 70 nj
practicable, TO supply the new work
ers. The Golden Reward and MOgul
companies have now adopted this tar-
tic and are tuying up houses and
furniture in some instances for Their
new men to whom they will sell them
on easy terms as the Homestake is
dOing.
Should the notices to vacate compa-
ny Ground not prove productive of re-
suits the companies can commence
eiectment proceedings to enforce
them. The HOmestake did not find 1t
necessary in their case, to issue or
ders to vacate but the other com
GAMES are differently situated and
room must be made for the new men
coming in and their families. In all
there are in the neighbOrhCod Of one
hundred such ~lessees who are affect
ed by the order to vacate company
premises.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-17
1t Was His Turn.

Two weary travellers were compelled
to seek lodging in a country hotel
that was unpromising in looks at
least. Upon comforting with the own
er the prospects frightened.
Certainly, gentlemen" be said, Il
have one spare bed that the two of
you may have-a large feather one.
This way, please"
They followed and were loath to
anticipate much ease, but accepted
the only thing and retired. One was
soon snoring long and loudly, the
other could 20 sleep. At about 2 in
the morning the wakeful one nudged
his companion.
Here, get up! Times up" he said.
What's the natter" asked the
other; I'VE are not on duty
NO, but it's my turn to sleep on
the feather" was the reply.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-17

South Dakota. was reelected Va
president. The la~rge-hearted J. j. Al.
len was chosen as scribe. Mr.. Stucke.
man, who has been connected with the
society for nearly three years, grst as
assistant superintendent wa reelected
to the latter position, and Mrs. Stucke-
man as assistant uperintendent. the
new board members were elected to
I'LL vacancies caused by expired terms
and the request to be relieved from
further service. These are the Hon.
j. A. Garland, Mrs. Sallie Patten. Geo.
Schlosser, A. S. Disbrow and Mrs. j..
NJ. Brown. The members of the board
as now constituted, consists Of the fol-
lowing persons:
Rev. J. o. Dobson, Mitchell. p. p.
Peck, T. II. Brown, George Sell sser,
Hon. j. A. Garland, J. j. Allen. Mrs.
Sallie Patten. Dr.. A. II. Tufts, Or. A.
Zetlitz, Mrs. Il. f. Pettigrew, Mrs. A..
Beverage, Rev. II. r. Best, DR.. Geo.
Pettigrew. all of Sioux Falls; Coe |.
Crawford, Huron; f.. p. Farr, Pierre;
Ralph l.. Brown, Aberdeen; l.. S. Het-
land, Valley Springs; +. j. Miller, Mil
Ter; j. j. Davenport. Sturgis: Mrs. }.
NJ. Brown, Rapid City; A. 5. Disbrow,
Alcester.
The society is to be congratulated
on having this splendid body OF men
and women directing its affairs. Per-
sons Of such recognized integrity and
fairness gives assurance that all mat
ters will receive careful scrutiny and
all thing will be managed with equal
Justice to both children and cOntri)u-
tors. At present there are twenty
children III the home, five of whom are
babes.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-17
DociIe Cheese.

Andrew Carnegie, while eating with
appetite and courage last month the
dishes cooked by the young girls OF
the Margaret Morrison school IN
Pittsburg, said:
Il have no fear before these expert
mental dishes. He who has eaten IN
France learns to eat boldly.
Think of the French cheeses alone!
why, one afternoon in a restau-
rent in the Boulevard des ltaliens, l
heard a guest shout angrily:
waiter. look here, this cheese is
walking all over the table!
"'Ah, have no fear, monsieur. II
won't escape the waiter replied. II
it goes too far, just call Jules, Jules!"
1t always answer to its name.