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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hynes left
yesterday for Denver to visit a few
weeks with friends and relatives in
that city.
George Wilkinson, a prominent
cattle man of Eagle county, is visit
ing A. d, Mckenzie. while en- route
to Nevada to procure cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Vance enter
tanned Mrs. Wanee's uncle, Roy Gill
bert of Grand junction, yesterday be-
tween trains. - Montrose Western
Empire.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Charles Livingstone has returned
from Kentucky military school.
j. B. Boyer registered at the New
Sheridan last night from Grand juno
tion.-TeHuride Journal.
b. A. Sunderlih of the Antlers De
velopment Company and whose home
is in Colorado Springs is a guest at
the Colorado.-Glenwoo Avalanche.
Contractor w. c. Boyer returned
yesterday from visit to Grand June
tion with home folks.-Montrose
Western Empire.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
A DREADFUL WOUND

from knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail,
fireworks or of any other nature de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quick
est, surest healer for all sueh wounds
as also for burns, boils. sores. skin
eruptions. eczema, chappe1 hands,
corns or piles. 25c at the C. D. Smith
Drug Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

$3.50 TO Glenwood Springs and
return for Strawberry Day going
June 18th and 18th via Denver and
Rio Graude. final limit June goth.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

One fare for the round trip to Salt
Lake City via Denver 4 Rio Graude
June 2 and returning June IS. ac-
count of Young Peoples Convention
Of the Mormon church.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All who have not done so please
call at the Assessors office and lis<
property and save penalty.
n. n. SMITH.
Assessor Mesa County.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
THE NEW KING

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
George V. is a confirmed collector
of stamps. One of his distinguished
ancestors of the same name under
took similar work in America with a
result that is well known.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Chicarn Record Herald

Z WITdEW TNTTVT u -TIEI tIII8
The new queen of England is taller
than the king. but friends of the cou-
pie do not believe this has had any
thing to do with the fact that the
king has made the queens brothers
royal highnesses instead of serene
highnesses.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

II Colorado Fruit & Commercie,
lock has any value, send me a BID
7 five shares.-M. l.. Walker, Cald
rell, Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

We hope that something will take place BaingP
cho which will
sick Pnehot
of showing it, We
the government would be better off
Weekly has made all of its big subscription list sick having
make sweetsmeng thing
ability
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

We can show you the best line OF
up-to-date buggies in town.-Freo
Aantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

fool the sun and save you money
on your awnings. Phone me. ]. H.
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Boston Herald

Lady Cook says the present queen
of England will have her own way or
know the reason why. Perhaps
George will now follow the Taft ex-
ample and declare that she is the real
King. ~
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Your outfit for that trip isn't com
piete without kodak. You can buy
them at all prices from S1.00 to $50
at Lutes kodak store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Chlcago DailN News.

Chicago Daily News.
King George is growing rapidly in
public esteem. AS a rule all tina. a
king has to do to accomplish that end
is to look amiable and say nothing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
New York World.

New YORK World.
King George was proclaimed with
medieval pomp and pageantry, but
when II comes to taking rock-ribbed
coronation oath that properly belongs
TO the age of the diplodocus he natur-
ally has some objections.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
'AN
EinG,
Pittshnrg Gazette.Times.

Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
George V. has extended clemenc,
to lot of prisoners in Great Britain
but it will be cold day before he
pardons the people who have painted
him as one of the leading souses oi
royalty.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
King George is working on ten
hour-day basis, but it won't be long
before the union of royal shovelers
viii give him the walking delegate
degree
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Meet your friends at our soda foun-
tain. The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
st. Louis Times.

ol. l-OuiS lluSS.
England's new king has begun his
reign by granting lot of pardons,
thus insuring for himself the hearty
approval of the governor of Tennes-
see
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
This is the occasion for reviewing
King George VS. life. Now it is that
everybody everywhere tells about the
king. And anybody who ever saw
the king shoot by in an automobile
or saw man who saw a man who
saw the king when he was prince of
Wales can have an interview printed.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Washington Star.

Washington Star,
The new king of England is con-
fidently eexpected to demonstrate
once more that there is absolutely
nothing in n name.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Philadelphia Press.

King George V. is to maintain
racing stable. The bluff sailor prince
as patron of the turf suggests
unique possibilities for the carica-
turist.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
WASHINGTON Times.

George V. seems to have an ambi-
tion to write as many addresses to his
people as the colonel did messages TO
congress.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Cleveland Leader.

King George may not be the equal
of his father in tact, but he sent two
noted fighting men to act as T. R.
suite while in London
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Chicago Record-Herald.
George V. has long been a pains
taking and expert stamp collector
perhaps owing to the fact that he
hadn't much else to do.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Milwaukee Sentinel.
All that England asks of George
who has succeeded Edward as theil
king. is that he make good
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

San Francisco Chronicle.
II King George wishes TO merit
well of his countrymen, he might
make start by suppressing Alfred
Austin. The poet laureate has done
many bad verses in his life, but few
worse than "A Kings Request"
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Providence Evening Tribune.
Unless the published portraits O
the new English king belle him
may be hoped that none of the cour
set will play bridge against him.
would be shame to take his money
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08
Washington Post.

" bNUIl I OoN
George V. balks at taking the oath,
and the prince of Monaco refuses to
be sworn at all. Looks like the
crowninS act of insurgency.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
1t is also we'll that the new king
of the Britons does not have his name
prefixed and affixed like Karageor-
geyitch of Seryia.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-08

Ice cream served at each on
| The {. D.
THE NEW KING.
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
George V. is confirmed collector
of stamps One of his distinguished
ancestors of the same name under
took similar work in America with a
| result that is well known.
1 Chicago Daily News.
| King George is growing rapidly in
/ public esteem. AS a rule all that a
king has to do to accomplish that end
! is to look amiable and say nothing.
/ Washington Post.
King George is working on a ten
hour-day basis, but it won't be long
/ before the union of royal shovelers
viii give him the walking delegate
degree.
! Chicago Record d-Herald.
The new queen of England is taller
than the king. but friends of the cou-
pie do not believe this has had any
] thing to do with the fact that the
| king has made the queens brothers
royal highnesses instead of serene
| highnesses.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
All that England asks of George,
who has succeeded Edward as their
king. is that he make good"
Providence Evening Tribune.
Unless the published portraits of
| the new English king belle him it
may be hoped that none of the court
set will play bridge against him. II
would be shame to take his money.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
1t is also we'll that the new king
of the Britons does not have his name
| prefixed and affixed like Karageor-
geyitch of Seryia.
San Francisco Chronicle.
II King George wishes TO merit
well of his countrymen, he might
make start by suppressing Alfred
| Austin The poet laureate has done
many bad verses in his life, but few
| worse than "A Kings Request"
| Philadelphia Times.
To ha In,
| King George VS. life Now it is that
everybody everywhere tells about the
| king. And anybody who ever saw
| the king shoot by in an automobile
| or saw a man who saw man who
saw the king when he was prince of
| Wales can have an interview printed.
Chicago Record Herald.
George V. has long been a pains
| taking and expert stamp collector.
| perhaps owing to the fact that he
| hadn't much else TO do.
Washington Post
| George V. balks at taking the oath.
and the prince of Monaco refuses to
\ be sworn at ALL Looks like the
crowning act of insurgency.
| New York World.
| King George was proclaimed with
| medieval pomp and pageantry, but
| when II comes to taking a rock-ribbed
coronation oath that properly belongs
TO the age of the diplodocus he natur-
ally has some objections.
Washington Star
The new king of England is con-
! fidently eexpected to demonstrate
once more that there is absolutely
nothing in n name.
! Boston Herald
! Lady Cook says the present queen
of England will have her own way or
| know the reason why. Perhaps
George will now follow the Taft ex-
ample and declare that she is the real
King. As, .As, =
Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
George V. has extended clemency
to lot of prisoners in Great Britain,
but it will be cold day before he
pardons the people who have painted
him as one of the leading souses of
royalty.
Washington Times.
\ George V. seems to have an ambi-
tion to write as many addresses to his
people as the colonel did messages to
congress.
Philadelphia Press.
King George V. is to maintain a
| racing ctohla Tho hlrff coilor min "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

ira 9isiabon til 9onoon; en- He-
pr9ientant for Nanuel bar / ben
anleOning reiit til 8ortllgal for
iammen meo en- al Heoeringen pnI9t
aomite at ne0patfe % aiienoe Sd
gerne.
Gen iterite @onifelig6eo, i.
ger Mannels 5illi0sman0 efter i'm
Siemfomlt til 9onOon, por oen at
nfgere. boo0 Der oar aongens per.
ionIi9e gienoom, og bpoo ser til
berte Stoten; men ieg mac FOR
eorigt inorgmme, at BEN aomite.
ieg arbeioe0e inmmen meb. par
ooeror0entIia imsoefommenoe; /
toioIiomme 5iIfRIoe .boIot ben np.
item altio paa. at SEN pna9ploenoe
@enitono ifliIoe ~tilienoes ManueI.
"a ri beaDnote at gennemgoo SIot-
tet % oets Sno6oIo, baDoe Der life
opret rert oeo set iiNen 6Iuaten.
PIT loa, ION aongen og bans So
mile baooe forIa0t set; / Soueoe.
reIiet, boor ser berifeOe BEN piloe-
tie ltoroen. Iaa T. Gf8. pon en- StoI
aonaens SabeI, iom ban I Sfpn-
6in9en bao0e CLIENT at foa me6.
Spao Ser o%oerraffeSe mig met bar
for eorigt, at RonueIs prioote 8ar.
0ero6e par iao lille og beifeoen.
ION ben bar; ieg tror life. Ser par
mere emo ct life 0uiin chile 9rog.
ter | alt.
Afae Sa9erne, Ser fun fplote 5S
aufferter oe aosier I set belle. er
forIeoen onfomne til @ooonorton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
SOlituj % ~@rammOfOnen.

5 oet 8reu, 5oIitoi eiterloo til
i'm Suitrl, too Der ogioa Ell aIn.
&c oper, at ban blep nbeleiret al
ainematngrafer og 8rammoioner "
Gette funOe manife iDnes m9rfe-
Ii9t, men / Sc 5olitoi-greoe ser
er UNDER llOgioeIie poa ct berlinif
5orlog, fommer oen iamme alaee
after og after frem. San ifriper bl.
a. / eet greD: Seq montte ligefrem
forbp0e min 6llitru oltio igen al
fomme og be0e mig ON bette (taIe
| en- 8rammofonl ieg pil life ui0e
noaet 0ernf."
Get er beIIer life befenot, at oct
noeen SinOe er Ipffe0es ct ainema-
tografieIifn6 at fna ben gamIe Gig
ter til at isie Jig otter bets Gnife.
9erimoo Ipffeoes BET / Sommeren
1902 at fao BAN til at tale / en-
@rammofon.
Get par 0igteren Siemionop, ser
fif Solitoi ouertalt. 9na en- Sour
naliitforenings 8egne BAD ban Den.
he ON at fno bans Stemme Ill ct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom 6or-
%eningen bopoe oprettet. og foreitil-
leoe BAN, at nogle llotalelier ira
BAN fsrit og fremmeit oiIoe fomme
Sfolerne oe 6oIfets Itore Masie
til gooe. Saa gon 5olitoi efter:
g5olfet tr9nger til npttig llnoer-
.boloning. Raar oct poo ben Woooe
fan fomme til at fenoe go0e Dig.
Sanfer, oil Blooerne funne
gore iamme 0ptte iom en- goo9og."
Ger finoes M / 8rammoion.Ar-
fioet 8 5olitoi-S temmer. / BET rus.
life. tuife, en9elife og fronife
Sprog.
Get er ben eneite Sang, GoIitoi
bar giUet eiter paa bette gunft.
Nen al Sierteiuffet / bans iioite
9reo Ter man, at oct life er iioite
ban er bleuen plnget meO
@rommofon-G nmooninger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Suleb9fter.

5sIgenoe isres paa Eager / aor:
SnIeitiernen 1910, Sauitrerei
frifteIig Sulebos ira Gnnmarf. 50c.
Dc unses Sulebog, 1910, nogioei
at airiteIia Screening for Snore
Wisfion / 3anmarf. 20e,
en- lille SiiIegnpe til be benige /
9dnmnrf. 20c.
gsrnenes SuIebos 1910, uogiuet
al SnoremisiionRr 8. Dlien. 15c.
(Reitoplng af gsrnenes Sulebog
1909 iplges, faa Iongt bet r9ffer,
ior 10c. per efs.)
almanoffen, Oct npe aar~19f1,
ariItelig J0lfealmanaf ira Ian.
mart. l1ofommer | aar paa 5orlag
Of q. 5. 5. W. zoe.
~Sulegronen" 1910. Danif-ame.
rifanit idaltreret SuIebos. Can't
gogbonoeIs 5orIng, gebar Sails.
So. Soc.
De 3 iioitnRpnte Scatter oil pore
pna Eager inoen 1. Dec. De %.
rige oil ofgnn fra Danmnrf iaa
mart be uofommer os pennies fit.
fert BERTH inoen Sui.
9e ssr baaoe Dem ielo og os
en- Sieneite meo OF inoien6e 8eitil.
ling tibiig.
9anifb qnt3- BnbI. 6snie,
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
GrfOns Iannels Baggage.

erfoHg Manuel al Bortugal bar
I'm faaet line private eienoele ienot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Sfiftenoe Gmner.
Song Gbwaro % SnOb6erne,

gn befenot engelif 8rofesior,
Der oitere f9roeoes / gioenifabsfreO-
iene eno / Selifabsperoenen, oar en-
Gag. mems Song eomaro enOnu
feDe0e, in06u0t til 5rofoit peo oct
engelife Sol. "a mar tom til &af-
len, oar oenne Den l9roe Man0
for uarm, og for at offele ben bplO-
tie ban Oen oerfor ooer i llnOerfop-
pen % 0rnf al oenne.
Aae Be andre @9iter iaa paa
binanoen, og rniot ON PED 8orOet
faIot Der 6annIige Smil og imna
buasie 9em9rfninger; men On Song
goiparO bemerfeoe bette, bpl0te
ban uOen at iige ct 0ro ligeleoe5
i'm Safe op i llnoerfoppen og oraf
al oen.
gu oar set Sofmnnoenes Eur
beifpmmeOe at iIna Einene neo.
&er0ens meitfaibionoble 6erifer 6ao-
Be pitt S%nobberne, at 0oerIegen-
6eo life beitoar / at 6aOe i'm Bet
efter iioite Woor eaer oioe n6iog-
tia 9eIfe0 me0 S~elifabslioets 9oue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

nal and partly translated, select
ed for the purpose of furnishing
suitable and wholesome literat-
ure for the children. These Sc
lections are especially adapted
for the Christmas season, and
the book will appeal forcibly
to the child's mind, and give adj
ditional glow to the feelings fost-
cred at Christmas time.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
GfterlDsning.

unoertegneoe enifer at fommle
6orbiuoeIie meo line Ssifen0e;
Rnrie 9briitina goelinn Ssrgen
ien, anira Ssrgina Ssrgenien. an
6ers Ssrgen Ssraenien, Sobonnt
Rieliina Ssrgenien.
Sioit bum bsrte fra Dem for ca
10 Nor iioen par De ale | Dan
mart.
Nnren Nasmine Ssrgenien,
Blair, Te6r. II. @. q.
~Nor. bette gIao5 Qontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
STORIES FOR CHILDREN.
BY Zach. Topelius, translated
by CIV. Foss. Vol. VIII. Il~lustrat-
ed. Boards, % cents. Augustana
Book Concern. Rock Island, Ill.

Gu. DOdruS, 20 cents. AuguSIdIld
Book Concern, Rock Island, Ill.
Among the authors in the
Swedish language, Topelius oc-
cupies a prominent position. His
genius was manysided, his style
versatile and charming, and his
literary Works are all interest
ing and edifying. He possessed
the rare and singular gift of ad-
dressing himself to all classes
and ages, and was understood
by all of them. His stories for
Children can hardly be sur
passed in their kind. DIR. Foss
has proved himself to be an ex-
cellent translator Of these stories,
and volume VIII Of the series
Of Stories for Children is here
by offered to the public. The
book is well adapted to be chos-
en- as a Christmas present.
To be had through Dan. Luth.
Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
yOanlferen
6reoog Den 8. December 1910.
Blair, &eDr.

Blair, &eDr.
8uostieneite i Dor Oorite Strife
paa 5enoag til ieOOanIige 8ioer
Rorgen % Aften. SpnoagsifoIe 81.
s.15 6nno.
Oct er / aften 8ait. s. 8iI-
aelmien ira aanies @itp oil tai
Rirten.
8eo Sfolen gaar alt JON ito
ligere i'm rolige. men traOle Sang.
Der er M ca. $50 StuOenter %
gleoer.
5 6orgaors Aftes tom 9br.
Rielien (5logter) meO 6amiIie til
bage Der til Blair. Sierteligt Bel
tommenl
81 bar M faaet 0irfelig, men
Dog fife itreng ginter. 5 Senoa8s
% iglgenoe 9tat. Oels osiaa Qton-
BAG, ial0t Der Sne, men ben faI0t
iaa oeilig title, ioa Den bleo li8-
genoe, 50or ben folOt. 5 Qtanoags
oar Der iaa traolt meO at i9lge
Ooerifo i Here 9utitfer iom ii9l-
ben.
Ger 6oIoes Giitrittsret Der /
8gen / 0enne llge. 81. a. oar Der
gRret 6ebanolet en- sag = en- Wto.
Der moo i'm Ssn, forOi ban life
bar betalt ben snifeOe 2eieaigift al
benoes 6arm, so @cres gr9nien0e
til 9Den arlington.
Oct er NOT laa0an at f%orltaa, at
Ro0er o9 Sen eier bUer 9aloOelen
Of 6armen (120 Acres), og iaa Oil0e
Rooeren 6one $500 pr. 4cre i 2i-
ieafgift al lin Gel, nlen Sennen
oil life betoIe mere emo $500. 8e
fan 10 ioa gfoe Sagfsreren De 81
pr. Acre, ON Oct oil gore bet. Vten
buo0 = Sagfsrerne ifal 10 ogiaa
leoe.
gn PEI lille Slot al glairiter
reTfte / Sirsongs berfra efter vgan-
banofe" ggnen / 8eros. 6or nogle
RnaneOer iiOen fsbte De bper 4
Buggrun0e / en- M 8p omfring u
RH ira 9elbart, og iaa ff De ri
8efororing for at reiie NED at beie
ggnen og 2anOet. Der boloes iaa
Mutton paa 9Dggegrunoe, og De,
fom Do eier iaaoanne, fan ielge
BEN, eller De fan fsbe Here, alt
i0H De 6ebager. Der er inqen 1on.
fte blanot Dem, iom reiite.
Get npe Electric 2ig6t ono
BorDer Co." bar M faaet 5illaoeI-
Ie til at bpgge 9eoning oper Sern-
buHeiporet, iaa ri fan meo oct isr-
he pente beore eleftriif 9etiening.
Get ipnes, iom ON .Mor.
ring 8lor1 5lour" er set beoite
Aebraif DEL, Der nogen Sinoe er
tommen til 9pen; tbi ale Dem,
Der 6o- prspet BET, er fommen igen
ritter mere. Get foer fun $f.35
psr Sef / q. Beef & Cos SEED
Store.
Wake up, you fellows, that
have buried your talents, while
we stop long enough to tell you
that the real basis of successful
a%orsecollar manufacturing in
Blair, is an invention by Mr..
Ross, the manager. A US. pat
ent of four claims, covering the
invention in this collar, was pro-
secuted by Lou. Vaughan, Patent
Attorney, and allowed on the
third day of this month.
Lou. Vaughan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Eli trGnocnbc tbcOlOsiife StnOrntrr

Sea snifer berpeO at uotale min
6ierteIi9e 9of til Sc mango. iom
meo iaa tige @aoer imsoefom min
0%piororina / 8ior angnaenoe 6iplp
til trpnaenoe teoIoeiite Stu0enter.
Ru, ga Sulen after n9rmer ia,
poper ieg after at banfe poo bos
go0e genner oe beoe Dem erinore.
at ri / Aar bar enonu ilere Elm.
Oenter % nItina flere, Der trai1per
til SieIp.
genner. ienO mig eoers @operl
Neo 2nifet ON glpoelig Sui til
eoer ale
g. 2. 8iq,
Dor 476, Blair, Rehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Eli Salss.

Din 5orm / Spb alabama be.
itnoenoe Of 40 acres. 10 UNDER
gprfning, 90 / Sfon. 5lere gpg.
ninger paa Blaoien. 157 5rust oe
0sooetrper. A Mil ira citation. ~
RiI fra 0ampifibsloonine. Nil0t
aIimn. Sn9en Waieria. aae snifeoe
Splpsninger peo SenuenoeIie til
9enrp 5. 6. Sprebn,
1859 so. @illington Ct,
Cos aneeIes, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Beitrotagrelier.
2isiiunsmpoc.

On @uO oil, 6lioer Der af6OIOt
Yoremisiionsmooe / Gbene3er @e.
nisbeo, aububon, Ga, ben 1918
December 5. u. Vile er biertelie
pelfomne.
Pao @eniB6eoens 9eone,
g.. 9. Gbriitianen.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-26
PRESIDENT SIGNS
THE PARK BILL

President Taft has signed the
Glacier Park bill, and the big play
ground now actually exists as such
1t would seem that this might end
the efforts which Senator Carter has
been making in that direction for
the past two years, but such is not
the case, for he now trying to get
thru an amendment to the sundry
civil bill for an appropriation OF
$4,000 for preliminary surveys
and the building of roads and trails.
The department of the interior,
which will have supervision over the
Glacier Park, is making prepare
tons to carry the new law into eff
feet. The surveys, however, will
not be finished before this fall and
it is probable that the first road
said to be contemplated, from Bel
ton to Lake Macdonald, may not
be constructed for some time.
The next session of the Montana
legislature will be asked to turn the
territory covered by the park over
to the jurisdiction of the federal
government the same as in the
Yellowstone park, 50 that there will
be no clash of authority. Presiden,
Taft signed the bill last Tuesday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-26
THE BELTON HOTEL

The Bolton hotel is completed,
says Superintendent W. r. Smith
to Journal man, and the furni-
ture has been ordered. From
what the superintendent says we
are led to believe the furnishings of
the new hostelry will be something
magnificent, as he says he saw the
bills and was startled at the sum
spent. The management is not to
be perm tilted to become slack or in
efficient, and to that end it will he
in the hands of the dining car and
sleeping car service of the road.
The ground between the hotel
and the track is to be parked and a
handsome lawn started. -Kalispell
Journal.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-26
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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-26
WINNERS TO BE
SHOWN in CHICAGO

Official announcement is made
by the board of trustees of the Ma
tlonal Apple Show, Incorporated
that the prize winning fruit of the
third annual exposition in Spokane,
next November, and district and
general displays from Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and Montana will be
sent to Chicago for exploitation
purposes in the First Regiment ar
mory during the first week of the
International Livestock exhibition.
The Chicago plan involves an ex-
penditure of $4,000, exclusive of
the cost of the Spokane show,
which is estimated at $4,000.
Officials of the transcontinental rail-
roads interested in the development
of the northwestern states have
guaranteed large proportion of the
fund for the first named exhibition
and the various fruit districts in the
four states are depended upon for
$4,000 by taking space for display
purposes at Chicago. No charge
will be made for entries on exhibi-
ton space at the Spokane show,
which is open to the world.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-26

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