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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
Two Ask Damages

Two fHmE 5a H.r. t.re'y
contested .a ta. ap.. .aarf fts
H-... IH fHts. NHr court Tat
-... r.E b.. ASKING $4,000 far
.0. 'H 10 h.s 'att 49,. .H.Ia tr tse
employ uf 'ae WatHN % Rims log
sine Cos wa..h he H#a.urd whi.e
.nE raH'r over defective
uaik Owned ny jhr company. near
Mukilteo
The Carlton Co which operates
a store on Second az. "a asked 20
pay Mrs Amanda EmmonB si.a5o
for the permanent Injury 10 her
right arm. which resulted from her
falling down the basement steps Of
the store during the Jam Of the
Christmas season last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
[4RES@'lly0N


This Is a good way 10 use the left.
overs ot chicken -Four tablespoons
butter. two cups milk fott table.
spoons flour. two cups chicken meat.
two hard-hoiled eggs one tablespoon
curry powder, one teaspoon onion
Juice. salt and pepper Melt butter
and stir the flour and curry powder
into q. add the milk aud onion Juice
Cook five minutes. add the chicken
and the hard boiled eggs. chopped.
and the seasoning. and cook until
the chicken Is heated through
Serve hot with pieces OF nicely
hTNMnnd tnANt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

Sltt well level cups OF flour with
level teaspoons baking powder
and y teaspoon salt. Chop In "A
piece Of butter size OF egg with
knife. then work with finger tips
until well mixed stir with a knife.
adding enough milk or water to
make nice. soft dough Cut In
cakes with a half.pound baking pow.
der can Makes eight or nine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
M 0NSTER LABOR
CONGRESS OPENS

SHEFFIELD. Eng, Sept 70
The largest labor congress In The
history of Great Britain opuasSt
here today Excitement was oaUgod
az the opening of the congrost by
an unidentified delegate who %.
locted 60 the address Of welcome
made by Lord Mayor Earl Ftzwil
liam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
WOMAN PHONES
HOUR; ARRESTED

DELAWARE. O.. Sept l2-Mrs.
W ID Prltchard. wife % a farmer
west OF this city. Is said 20 have
persisted In calling all Of her
friends over the telephone and en-.
gaEiug in conversation as long as
the party at the other end ot The
line would permit
After warnings had been dIarh
saried sheriff Leonard tooa tHe
woman lutu custody 5ha fHt
sa. aat more than au hour ahru OBJ,
officer arrived. lJIa alleged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
TAFT PLANS "srAoo DINNER

WASHINGTON. Sept ~ Preal
dent Fart 81 planning general
roundup OF his cabinet aud men
high in official life OF Washington
at a "Htag" dinner he proposes 10
give at the White House In the
near future u viii be the first
event OF the kind In the history OF
the exccutive mansion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

spokane.- Railroad lawyers are
pouring into Spokane today % be
IN attendance at the final hearing
before Commissioner Prouty OF the
interstate commerce commission.
which begins tomorrow In the fed.
sral court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
prllRIoua Aa pAuoHrER plEs

ROCKFORD. H.. Sept ~ Tho
sight OF his daughter hurled from
an automobile against n locomotive
and then 10 her death under a moy.
Ing railway car. caused John Lee,
a contractor. to lie for hours In a
deIlfium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
TACOMA MAN SAYS THE
INSURGENCY SUN RISING

= PORTLAND. Ore. Sept ~. 4,
4 ~" Washington Is iusurgent :
from the beaches to the Idaho !
= line. said Harry n Collier. o} Z
> Tacoma. today Collier was :
. passing through Portland en- :
= route Ia Salem. where be viii 1
= act as a judge OF the state ,
= fair
"At tomorrow primariea Z
= PO'ndevter win carry rbe state 4
. for the United States aer1.8r s
2 az endorsement by a plurality 4
p of $4,000. BE- not more. CON Z
= rnaea Collier WITH taa eng q
r. eaHurH ~ possibly E eaHn 8
3 He Washington 1858. .. .Hr 4
q ..r rr# .. q
#-. counties. $500 F.. t.r ... d
H... q
q &k%wkR~<%*+ t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVER.

GALENA. N. Sept ~ A score
OF passengers injured by the de
railment Of an Illinois Central pas.
aenger train near Scales Mound
are reported 10 be convalegcing En-
gineer Frank Turk was crushed Ia
the cab OF his engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
Cheese Sandwiches.

Mix 60 a smooth paste 3 table
spoons grated cheese, tablespoon
finely chopped nuts, = teaspoon OF
made mustard and = teaspoon OF
paprika Spread on thinly sliced
brown or graham bread. cut small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
y. 5. usEs MosT MerAL

WASHINGTON. Sept ~ sta.
tiatics on the world consumption Of
metal show the United States II
the largest user OF the commodity.
although not the greatest producer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
sAlLoRs ApRIFr az pAYs.

FisHGuARD. Wales. Sept Ia
The Mauretania has arrived here
with Capt Pinkham and ~ Of his
crew. picked up by the Cunardor
after they had been at sea six days
In a small boat following the burn.
Ing OF their steamer, West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

Narragsnsett Pier r. THE
trial OF Chief Of Police William Car
well and William Arnold. arrested
in connection with the raid on the
Narragansett Club last August. be-
ran today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
Pardee,s Daughter Killed.

SAN RAFAEL. Sept. t2,-miss
Florence n. Pardse, eldest daughter
OF former Governor Pardee Of Cali.
fornia, was killed In an automobile
wreck In Marin county yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

One cup cream. l cup sugar. egg
Beat white Of egg stiff then add
yolk. Beat AGAIN. then add sugar
and cream. l level teaspoon soda
Use enough pastry flour to roll.
Bake In a quick oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

ing wear now II IL fashionable In
chiffon. crepe and liberty silk,
The latest lad with women who
have good figures Is 90 fasten the
belt IN back instead of Ia front.
Quite fancy has sprung up for
tullo scarfs SO wide as 60 almost
cover the figure Evening dresses.
cut extremely low and entirely
sleeveless. are thus completed Tho
tullc o. usually IN flesh-pink tone
Separate coats are full length,
seven.eighths and throo-quartor IT.
ted style. aud will be made OF
smooth.taced fabrics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
$500. 600 FOR TERMINALS.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept ~ The
Pennsylvania. and Norfolk A West
ern railroads viii spend 100000 In
increasing terminal facilities here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

Fancy hat pins are out of fashion.
The plain knobs OF gun metal. sit
yer and gold are once more IN favor
Pink is preferred to blue for even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept ~ Ton per.
sons were Injured when the "houblo
wbiri" at Coney Island broke an
axle and fell 10 the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-12
THE room nov N COLLEGE
Arrived IN SEATTLE

on the last day % February. 1891.
! arrived ia Seattle about a.g0 p. M.
had seen Kansas City grow from a
town Of - 600 TO q city ~ 200 600.
and now ! found Seattle. in 1901. 10
ne just about such town as Kan
Nas City was Ga 1883. hills aud all
and ! concluded that Seattle afford.
ed splendid opening for a high
class modern priced dental office.
called on a number Of Seattle den
lists ana found them about as leal-
Gus Of each other as chorus GIRLS
and the ones doing the largest hush
ness were the ones most talked
about
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

geforoerten Betie bere6tigt IinD uno o5
Die 45retIe tinitltt beeinfluBt nerbeu,
tnoem Die Bdder lebenDes 8ieh in liz
rem pferhen bulten, anitatt IS 8lt
icbladten, ooer inoem iie grofe 'sIeiThs
borratbe in GtsDduiern duffpeiheru
uno Die 4usfiibrung bon qroBen ges
'tsuungen Dertpeigern. Dos aomnit=
tee iou aus feds 6ausmitqlieberu be-
1teben, Die bds 6aus uno nift Der
Spre6er 3u ernennen bat, unD aus
tehs Sendtoren, Die Der BrGfbent Des
Senots ernsnHt. IS tpiro nit benz
Re6te dusgeitattst, Nntiporten uuf
ietHe 5ragen bur6 gerthtlihen 9efe6l
gu er3iDtngen, uno tptoeripGnftiqe 3eu.
gen tperoen nit elmer 8eIo6uBe BON
$4,000 uno nit 3u6tbuus bts gu fiinf
Subren bebrobt.
Cine ndtionuIe 0ntizSruH
u a Rrungsmitte Qtga
ge8riinoet.
n3um se9enIeitigen S6ub unb gors
tbeil" tpuroe am 9ienftd1 bic Ratio
male Inttz3ruit Nabrunqsmittel@Qiau
9egrunoet. ). 2pnn geagle, Gmi[
9. 5tarf unb Der ReprGientart Gou0z
rep, bon WtiFiifippi, oGe W9ttolieber
nes 8trettorenrutbes Der Giqq, fino Die
SSntorporatoren.
Die 2tgd, Die etne rationale Q(usz
oebnung erhdIten ioQ, muht fh bic
9erdbieBung Der 9e6ensmittelpreiie
CUR Qufgabe, inoem ith i6re IitqIie=
Der perpfIthten, teine Toldeu gtubs
rungsnrtttel 81 tuufen, fir Die 3u bobe
pretIe perlangt peroen.
Die Sniurgentsn balteu
gu benz PrG5ibenten.
Die republitaniifen SynIurgenteu i'm
Heprdientantenbauie nerben oas 2(0z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uutertuBen,
tniopett es iih um GiIenbabnqeIeBge,
bung, Epnierpirunq Der nQtiondleu Hez
iourcen, Die Yoitiporbauten uno 4nti=
Snlunttton banoelt. s}n Der am
Utputa9 2lbsno abqebaltenen Ser
idmmlung Duroe oies einitimmiq be-
| lhIofen. Die ReprdIeutanten 9arDz
ner bon Wtafahuietts uno 6uDes Don
GaItfornieH lpuroeu dutortiirt, ben
prdtoenteH oaoon gu beHatrihtigen.
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bin1g nm bds amt seihlagen tpurbe,
bic 0tltigfeit Der Wdbl dnsefohten.
Die ltnterinhnng ergnb, fnB bieMdbls
bednten in pislen fallen beftofkn nnb
alih onoere 9etriieerei,n berii1t tuorz
ben fparen.
aeine Gl.tf6einfubr pom
gaIfon geHditet.
Dien /. 5ebrudr. Sn tintr am
Dienitog nbetbolienen 0erIrmmlung
Der 6dnbelstdmmer, In lpelfer Der
r,.ue dmeritunilne 9orif befpro6sn
fpurbe, fpurce bic Grtldrung abgeges
ben, bab auf bic anfrage Der amert.
taniftNnRegierune ktreffs bsrJleii6s
einfubr in ben 8nIfanftooten, Der
0fterreidTitungdriife gotffofter in
Wafbineton inffruirt tporben lei, 3u
,rtldren, bdB feline 5I.iFfrinfuhr BON
ben 8dltdnitodten ndh Ssiferreih ses
itnttet tperDen fpiirbe. Wan eripurt.i,
bab anf Gruno bieier 4nttport Seiter-
reid Der ameritdniffe WinimdlsSa
5ugsiionben tperben fpirb. Dem 8er-
rsbmen mad, fpurbe biefelbe Jraae an
Deutfhlanb eerihtet, bds aud bieielS
Be 4nttport sessben bat.
Gin neues Niniiterium in
Rorpegen.
Gbriftianiu, /. 5sbruar. Nm
STEELE bes Winiiteriums gumoranubs
ion, bos Dor Elm padr 5asen rsiisntrt
Bat, lit Elm neues Edbinet NIT Wl. Gos
nom an Der SpiBe aebiloet tporoen.
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Snlan6 Selegrapb.
Durbe beinabe los Sabre

alt.
2aprencebura, Snb., I. 7ysb.
Games Gourter, Der i'm 9pri! los
Sabre alt getuorben fpGrs, III in otr
gIctbiitte auf isiner 5orm inStpissrs
lamb Gountn an 'iner 2unpenent,iins
oung seitorber. Der Wann Iaate,
oab er in fsinem ednssn Get.n uiht
mehr aLs s. fir Useoi3in uusasssbsa
babe. gr mar INNER Gin Temotrd.,
Itimmie i'm Sabre 1929 fir qHbrsp
Sodfon uno bat ieitoem feline Dlbl
permiBt.
8 inc .W on deinbrennes
rtiin Rsp Seriep.
Rem BORT, /. sJebrudr. Tob
be ~Wonoihein" Snbuitrie nitt duf
bic gerae BON Seutudp unb 5snneITee
befhrdnst iii. mar eriintlih, ais am
Sisniias Morris 9ruder etnem Bum
RssRommiFdr in Seriep gitp porgss
fahrt tpurot. uneeildgt, in einsm StalI
binter ieinem 6aus in gaponne, IT,.
cine ungsfebIihe Shndpsbrennerei Be-
trieben au haben. auBer BEN Teitils
lirappdrat befhlagndbmten bic gsams
ten 5000 8alloneH Wbistp.
Gss Setrues oHaeflogt.
Rem Dprt. /. FEB. Gbarles 6.
eIIis. oefen 5rdu pdhreno Der Qsus
iabrss 5eier in siuem Rsitaurant in Der
oberen Stabt perbrdnnte, nohoem ibr
GIeib in grano stratbsn mar, uurbe
am 8isnitag auf Die antIaee bin pers
baftei, Die poii fir beiriissriite3 3ipede
benust gu baben. Stin 5bsiIbaber,
gotpiH 2. GraRs, Yi3sprdfioent uno
S6dsmeiIter Der .aornit~ Ranufate
turing Gompanp". otrsn gsGfosnt
GlIis mar, iuuroe ebenfalls perboftet.
Die beioeH Wdunsr iollen $4OO, 600
erlanst ba6en. inbsm iie 4ttisn oer
aornit Company psrtauften. elmer
Gompagnie. bic in Elm poar .leinen
3sitfhriiten. Die DON gais uno grns
pes toHtrollirt frerbsn, onnonrirt ipurs
be uno Don Der bsbouptet nuroe, bub
iis Elm Waierial aus 65rnern unb Sus
zen Don RinNrn probusire. ocs ben
bdrten 9ummi erfebe.
Gin in Reu Seriep anhGnaia oes
ma6tes ganterpttNrfahren liefert.
ben Setpsis, ocB Der sr6bts Tbeil Der
erlaHgten S400. 1000 fir bic ssorberuna
aHnsrer untsrne6munoen pertpenSet
purSen.
I'm sinsm giffenGIeif6 .r.
itidt.
2ouispille, ap., 1. ssebruar.
amrn y. 9Dolff. Councilman BON Der
slfttn Wdro. III am Ti.nitag on einem
Stiid 6lsifh eriiid., bos er an einsm
Jreilunhs 9iid au p.rf6Iuden pers
fubs. Wc!ff. Der Elm glsrf Der Sous
ihtrn Rp. iii, mar am 0ormiitaa
hungrig aeporoen unb er mar nab
sinsr Mirtbfhdft an 10. unb Mars.t
Gtrobe aeaans.n. mo- sr iich iiter ben
JreiIunf btrm1fte. gr bate nur noe.
nige giiisn ntrihludi. uls er pl1blic3
ihDor5 I'm Gsiihi puroe unb su 80.
ptn fieI. Der Wann eritidte, sbe drsts
li4e 6iIfe trbeiseboli speroen tonnts.
Rein gelc fir bic 5heuesI
ruHsss unterfuduns. II
Columbus. Oaio. l. Jebr. -
1ds Rsprdien.nntenbaus bat beute bic
Utrlriniguns bon 5000. nit trsldxm
Oelne bic 9heuerunsssll sllntsriutuna
asfiibrt fperDen iDlltt. nieberseitimmt
Gs iplrD morgen nonmlls Der 0erTud,
gemaht iperoen, bic gorlass 5ur ans
nadine 3u brinsen. Sollts has. nid5t
gslingtn. bann frirb aus Der llnierfus
dung iibsr bic nbnprme Nertbeueruna
oer lebensrnittsl nihss. Die Farmer,
bsionbers dber bic Speihtrbeiitsr fols
|sn sls Bin ~ HclIe gebra6t babsn. |
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80 d t Tiger 8aHterott in

Rem 0ort, /. Jeb r. fSist uno
Robiuion, 8onpsz5 z5Gnoler uno Diita
sIieber Der Nstp g)orter 4ftienb1rIe,
baben nit 81 100000 pdifipen fdIIirt.
9ldubiger Der 7Sirmu babeH am Rdds
mtttdg i'm Der. Stauten 8iItrtttqerid1t
nm bic 9anterottertIGruuQ uahQeiud1t
unD 9ronfon Ditbrop puroe Daraufz
bin gum WlaTeoerpalter fir bic Strmu
ernannt. Der &ursItur3 Don Giieuz
babnsgoHbs, Die Iid i'm geiiB Der 9gir.
ma beftHoeu, bat Den 8anterott Osrur=
iaht.
Der Bancroft iit elmer Der ar1Bten
ieit Der Pauit pom Sabre 1907, peniz
ger Iotpeit bic YerbiHoItdteiten in 8ez
truht touVrnsu, aIs peaen Der 8eosuz
tuHg Der 5irma, bic 7tIiaIen in Ghts
cugO, Bottom uHo Bprceiter. UtafI..
bat
Der MafepsrtpoItsr ertIGrts an
Ibeno, baB fid Die geitterten gerbtnos
liatsiteu Der 5irma auf S5,000.O0O
uHo Die unqeiiderten aGf uHgefdhr cine
Wtiaion beIalfen.
Die bobeu 2sbensmitteIa =
pretfe.
Rem Yort, l. 9Sebrudr. Sbs
gIeid Die Ruhfrdge nab 7IsiIh in
ben gertaufsldoen eiHe gerinoere mar,
dIs ie 5upor, ittegen bic syIeiIhz
prene geitern rpisoerum um eirsrgent.
Die 9ep0lterung Der Metrppple iheiut
allen Grrftes oaruu au beuten, 2bitiz
nen3 bonn 6leifhgenuB big gum TaQeR
Der pretIe gu beobahten.
Sin betannter &Ietn6duoler iaqte
geitern: rgs mub iih baIo etIpos 2lu=
bergepobnIiaes ereiguen. Tleiihoprz
ratbe bGufen ith an, uno bic 9orroth@
hGufer Der Staot t0nnen Hur 1leiib
bis gu elmer eerptTien 8rer3e Qufneb=
men. GierbdHbler pertaufen bereits
tbren @orrdtb gu rebu3irteu greiTer
uno aud, Butter geht beruuter. 0enn
Der 5letfhtoufum in bieIer 0eiie abs
nimmt, oarr fam ss niht ausbIeiben,
bab aud bte 5IeiIhpretie faQen mar
oen."
3pet sroBe WiIhaeTddfte pertuufen
isht Wtilh gum Preiie bon aht Gents
oas Quart. Cine unbere @eieII1aft
bat etne SerabTeBuug oes preiics
fir ben l. Mdrg in ausfitt qeitsllt.
Die 8roBgeid,tporerer bon 5uoIon
eountp, u. s., bnbsn beute NIT oer
untsriu6unq Der bo6eu 0ubrunQsmits
teIpreiie tn 8erbinbuno nit ben rGolb
Storage" SGuiern beqpnHeu. Qtn
Qngeitellte Der BprrathsbGuIer iino
gorlaouHgen gum Grihsinen DOR bic
8robgefGporeuen ergdEgsu.
Sm Cberhaus oes Rem Yorser
Staotratts itelIte ods W}italieo 1ors
ling ben Qrtran. odB allies in Gisbdas
fern undergraduate Tleiih nit Gtitsts
ten perIeben peroeH ipue, auf beAt
ods Datum Der @inliefsruug oes
fSldfhes in bic @isbduier erfihtlid
fein Fon. mitaIieo Bent rei6te etnen
QHtrag ein, bem3ufoloe untsrfuhuns
gen in oIlsn gisbduTern innerbaIb bes
Stastbs3trts Don Rem yort angsItslt
sDsrssn ipasa.
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ben @rubeu anbsrer Staaten tonturz
rtrer. NuBsrbaib bsS Stadtes iolen
bic @ifenbabnen biatgere Staten fir
ben transport pon apblen itbsr cine
Strede bon 300 Meilen betpilligen, als
tpie i'm Staate fir ben transport
iiber cine Strede BON 70 Wellen.
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Wetterberid,t.

Hur Gbio unb pds tpeitlihe
Q<nuinEpdnien: 1biitpeiIe tribes uno
fudrmeres Wstter am Wittipoh. Nm
Donnerffag Resen ocer Sdnee uno
fdltgr. Gt1rfe fiiblide Winhs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-02

2oIebp. O., /. 5eb. Die Sohz
IenerubenbeIissr pon Ohio boben I'm
eine itGatlite are natipnoIellnteriuhs
ung iiber ale pboien Der aOhlenius
oIitrie nat]oeiuht. gingeidIoHec
fierin iollen bic 5rahtratsu in Sbio
ano apnturrenssebieten iein.
8emdb aufitellungen. gemaht BON
6. W. poitel non Columbus, g., nad
BON Der Stuotsetfenbabn zaommiificn
gsIisfsrten labellen tonneu bic Ebicz
q .a0h!snbstgnsrssbefis< niti NIT
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Ger 61. &ougreB
Hepr. Wonoea sreift Die ssprituermal.
tnng in beftiser 8eiie on.
8urbereituug fir cine rationale TIM
teriudDnHg Der Scbensmtttelfrase,
Sas Sommtttee fiir Otittel nno 8ege
fpiro Die llnteriuhung fiibren.
Sine rationale ,Antt Sruit ,spDo
Seasue" in @aibingtOn gebiloet.
Die sSniursenten bereit, bic GOlttif
bes Eraitoenteu 3u unteritiiBeu.
Sas rationale Sefi5it betragt in ben
eriten itebeu Wonaten Ses Sabres
$25,0OO,000.
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Nan ipirS jest perindleu, Di. nod
barin beiinSliden 160 eeifleu su
bergen.

Ter SAL bes Sol. .. =. Cooper nuo
BON Robin Cooper por benz Gu.
premeseridDt poH Seuusiics.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-23

Word was received in this city the
first of this week that the Great Nor
thern Railway has completed all
plans for the remodeling of our old
depot and that no new depot will be
given this fair town. Well there is
some consolation in knowing that the
old band box will be enlarged by an
addition of 40 feet added onto the
east end. The remodeled structure
will have two large waiting rooms
and the ticket office will be somewhat
enlarged The warehouse will also
come in for its share of expansion.
But the happiest part Of the new
building will be it's color which will
be changed from the sore red to a
pretty deep gray.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-02-23
Notice for Pubi;catic &

Department Of the Interior, L. S.
Land Oilice, at Glasgow, Montana
February 2, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
Lyman Barnes, Malta, Montana, who
on February %, 1905, made Homestead
Entry No. 2224, Serial No. 03778, for
So sw4 section "a, nla nw14, sec. Is,
tp. 80 +. 20 4. M M. has flied notice of
intention to make final Five Y ear
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Robert M
Reichel, United States Commission
er, in his office, at Malta, Montana .
on the 18th day of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. M. Trafton, Max SkloW.r,
George w. Clay and George b. Clan
ton, all Of Malta, Montana.
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Eo.ice For Publication.

Department Of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
February II, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
NAPOLEON VASSEUR
of Malta, Valley County, Montana,
who, on May g, 1908, made Home
stead Entry No. 725, Serial No.
O14O3 Lots 2 and 3; SEA NWH and
NE ID SW "a Section 7, Township 30 II,
Range 81 e. M. M.
has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Robert M, Reichel, U. S. Com
missioner, at his office at Malta,
Valley county, Montana, on the S1st
day of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wilifrid Primeau, Roscoe V. Tucker,
Napoleon Langlois, Rollin Easta-
brooks all of Malta, Montana.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior L. $.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
February 4th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that William
Sullivan of Malta, Montana, who on
June l4th 1905, made homestead entry
No. PASS, Serial No. O3797. for E1s
SW4, SW4 SW14, Sec. II, SEA seq
Section II, Township 80 N, Range
80 E M. NJ, has fled notice of his
intention to make final five year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Robert M. Reichel
United States Commissioner, at Malta
Montana, on the list day of April,
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Roscoe V. Tucker, CORTLAND w.
Powell, Martin A. Duffy. George h.
Fox all Of Malta, Montana.
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Lumber Talks.

Homesteaders Attention:
We carry at all times complete
line of lumber, shingles, roofing,
cement, plaster and all building ma
terial.
The basis of our business success is
the quality Of the goods we handle
and the attractive prices at which we
offer them.
Come in before the rush and pick
out the stock that you will want for
your spring building. We will glad
ly show you what we have, and will
give your smallest order the same
CAREFUL attention as your larger ones.
Get the IMPERIAL habit. We
want your business.
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100000 Acres in
Montana at United
States Average
of 1873
(Last 10 Years)
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Notice For Publication

lS0GSC
Department Of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
Feb. 8, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
WILFRID PRIMEAU
OF Malta, Valley County, Mon
tana, who on December 7, 1901, made
Desert Land Application, No. 1859,
Serial No. O643, for the unsurveyed
land described as commencing at the
southwest corner of Hugh S,eWarts
desert land entry in Twp. 81 n. r. 80
east, running thence east = mile,
south p mile thence west = mile,
thence north half mile, to place of
place of beginning, containing 100
acres (unsuryeyed>, has filed notice
of intention to make final proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Robert M. Reichel,
Z. S. Commissioner. at Malta, Mon
tana, on the 18th day of March,
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe S. Dyer, James Miller, Dillon
Smith, Hugh Stewart, all of Malta,
Montana.
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Books

and Stationary 90 arm in arm.
The reader wants to write-the writ
er wants to read. Both can be supplied
here. To enumerate the items we
have to interest you would crowd out
all other news from this paper. Enough
to say our line is complete
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DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS

Congressman
CHARLES N. PRAY of Choutcan
Governor
EDWIN l.. NORRIS of Helena.
Lieutenant Governor
w. r. ALLEN of Deer Lodge
Associate Justice
w. l.. HOLLOWAY of Gallatn.
Secretary of State
A. N. YODER Of Silver Bow
Attorney General
A. j. GALEN of Lewis and Clark
Treasurer
EE. EsSELSTYN of Carbon.
Auditor
III. r. CUNNINGHAM of Silver Bow.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
w. f. HARMON of Galatin.
Railroad commissioners
DAN BOYLE of Park, Six-year term.
b. T. STANTON, Four-year term.
e. A. MORLEY. Two-year term.
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diagram of showing the possibilities
SOIL estimated that there
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should be wheat the yield figured the
of United