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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-07-28

Webb Bros. Mere. Co.
Gen'l Merchandise.
Grow Nero. Co.
Gen'l Merchandise.
Chandler & Son
Gen'l Merchandise.
J. D. Harbur
Gen'l Merchandise.
R. L. Roberts & Son
Gen'l Merchandise.
DR.. J. K. Schroeder
Drugs.
d. F. Pitts
Drugs.
Putnam & Bishop
Groceries and Meat.
Crandall Bros.
Groceries and Meat.
]. R. Wheat
Groceries.
w. L. Rice
Groceries.
J.F. Bright
Groceries.
H. F. Hughes
Harness.
Waterbury & Cameron
fJeweiers.
Roy Wells
Jeweler.
Bayne & Son
Hardware.
a. j. Dearborn
Clothing.
T. 81. Hammond
Feed & Produce.
D. w. Teeter
Furniture.
c. L. Hayzlett
Elevator.
Schroeder Grain Co.
Elevator.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19

ni6t 'bes Sinmeiies oilf Sic &arif-
fomniiiion, ollf Die onfonGS groBe
@rnartungelt geiebt parell, in Der
man nod 1a6 9lltnobme oeS Eo'
riffs bas &orreftip ser pieleE ltn5lt=
l1nglidfeiten oes ltellGt 8eleecs
iob, ser ober iebt MIR en- Qltoii
ofooemiide 2ebrtdtigfeit bctreffS
en~tltebenoer 3oafrogen 5llgtmteIelt
i6eint. l1n0 iuie0er tit Bic 2pilnig
ousgegeben: . riibret, riibret nid;t
boron. ltno babel miro mieher bic
@oltltng per @eidaftsmelt in @e-
trad5t fommen. 9ieielbe mag IN Scr
Stinlmung leitt, oob iie es por5iebt,
Die 9irl9e geben 5u loilen, ME lic
ei1mal iino, allItott 1ib boz, ltellenl
in ibren 9ispoiitio1en 1t0ren SIT
loIien uno nenn Der &oniHment,
Ser Gerbro1der, Ser eigelttlih Sic
gatt5e 2oit gu tragen bot, iid alicpt
beionoers laltt pernebmen ldBt, miro
mon ni6t 81 eriparten ba6en. oob
Sic Soriffrage in Der beporitebenocr
&alnpagne Die electromagnetic Stole
ipielt, Die ibr 5ugeoadt idien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19

aer aus Ser @eieuidft gctuoroeu, GIT
Der er 3lltritt MIR our6 leitea 8leiB
uto iein ielbIteriporbeneS l8iiien
erlorgt bette. @euiB NOR Der @otte
i6uloig, geluiB miro bic iltngc Srolt.
ais CT ibr tiefbeidGmt iein Gerge-
fen 6eid)tetc Dor i6nt 5uriidgebpbt
iein. aber batte nidt Elm ner5eiben~
Ser @eoonfe in i6rer Seeie n~uftoli-
ben f6nnen2 WtuBte iie ben Monn
perui6tet? &onnte lie i'm nidlt,
luetln ite nidt BEL ibn 81 blcitcn Der
mobte, nur p~erloiien? @tnBte fl
i'm olt6 per6er6en2 ullno bGttci
ibr Die 2iebe nidtl - mo blie6 BET
ibr oicie 2iebe? Sic Srol, roubte
oem idnloigen Wonne nidt MIR iei-
ne GriIten3, trieb i'm ing Glcno bin,
aus, IonOern Tie 8ertrot i6n ollt
0os Ser8. Die @%llfregung iiber 0os,
nos Tie berlommen, miro i5r Die
geroubt boben, ibr flores Gerlfen
miro nrnlle6elt getpeleu icilr; ober
ipcnn tie ein fiib(enoes Ser3 bot.
miro lie biele Gat ibr Qolt5e5 2eben
4in0nr6, nno niir0e iie bnnoert
nno me6r Sabre oft, tief bcrellelJ
ibr @eniiien miro iie' bort uerffo-
aen, BOB fie idonltngslos mo mir
(eioslos aelpeIen. Gem ungtiidlidrn
Wmnn aber miro Ser Gerl,tit pon
Gre uno @iirSe nidt Dos 6drteiie
i6einen, mas inn beiAie6cn luor
opd bos miso6tete 8ertrauet
Sic peradtete 2iebe, Bic mcs0en i'm
init 3ertnergemiften 81 9ooen
0riifen unO 8ernalmen.
Gin aroBes @erliner @lott be-
5anert i'm iebr. ioat aber, CT mill
ie fort, CT miiiie ieinen {befleftcn
Nanen in ferne 2dnoer troQel. g9eF
InIidt BIN ib nidt, idreibi oQ3u
elmer ser tiidtiQiten Mitarbeiter
Ser Gentrunlspreiie: 0Gpactater"
aOeiterrei6ii6e @eidmorena bobei
einen iltnqen @eIe6rten, ser ans
~gSlnensorollg, I'M Der Wenldbelt
0ienen 81 f0nnen, 5%olid)miin5er
mur0e, freiQeipro6en, uno er oarf
meiter mrbeiten uno fioieren in,
6eimotfono. @ir lpolleu ms BON
ibnen niht beldarnen loiien!. g9a9
ser ltngliidlide berbrohen, bat CT
ourh Die roide Sat feiter SraG
tanien0fof QebiiBt. Sect tit cS on
ieinem Mit6iirqern. i'm 81 obIoloia-
rem ln0 i'm oem 2ehe1 tuicorrsuQc
Zen, lin Sit uaterftiiben, 6nB er Sic
g8iiroe erlangen fam. Die icin 3lciB
lanqit crlongt BOT, fllr5, inn onfat-
Aelfcrt. Sd mcine, oaS lit better. lit
ariitlider als pboriiderboites Ser.
%oannnlen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
Sntcrefiantc Giienbabnitatiitif.

8ice-8rGiioent &ruttidnitt BOZ.
ben pereinigten Union Baclfic unb
Golttbern 9acific 8abnen bot III
oen 8ro5eB UNI 9(ufloiung Ser Ser
einigl1ng, ben Die 9ulloesreoierullg
IN Der Stoot SEEM gorf eingeleie
let fat, intereiiante ausiagcn ge-
lnadt. Natiirlt6 tritt er aui's Ont.
i1ieoenite oafir ein, oaB Sic Ser.
cinieung ser beioen gabnelt nod
aflen Seiten bin BON Nrbell gene
fen lit. Ser gobnbetrieb 6at iidl
ncrbeiiert, Die gabnen baden before
nrlo bequemere Gillridjtullgen tref-
fen fonnen, oos reiienoe 4uoliflrri
BOT 8orteil gebobt ua0 sic Srod)t-
Derienoer alt6 uno auBerocn bobel
Sic 8abnen groBere GinnoDalen En-
aielt. gea6 ieinen 9lngo6en mur-
Don na6reno ser odt Satire bon
1901 big 1909 nabItebenoa Neu,
gIni6offungcn 0enladt: ltninu ga
cific: 552 ~2ofomotipen, 258 Bofio-
eiernoeelt, 12,494 6radtmogen,
707 9lrbeitspagen; 1923 Meilell
neuer Stahll6ienen muroen geleat
Ii. SS,256 Sub b0l5erre II. 54l9 SuB
ciierne ober Steinbriidcn geba1lt.
Solltberil 8ocific: 900 2ofomotipen.
800 SoIingiermogen, 26>47l 6rad)t,
pogen uno 2489 Mrbeitsnogen.
1870 Meilen ilcuer Stabll6iere.
luuroen geleet uno 136,41i Sui,
b1l8erne ulio 1926 SUB ~ciicrne una
S~teirbriiden eebout. Die Steuer1i
hoben iib pdbrenb bieier 3eit fir
Gle Union 8acific BON 1926 per
@teile altf 1921 erbobt ltno fir Ole
Soutbern Hocific BON 1901 ouf
1898. Die @innobmen Ser Union
Gacific ltiegen nabraib bieier ad,t
Sobre BON $1,000 per Meile oui
$12,65t uno oie Der SoutGern ga.
eific bon $S453 anf $tt,515. glio
cine aGgemeine geiierul1g Ser Ser
bdItniiic, oie nab aruttidniti's Oar
Itealnlgen III Solge ser &ereini.
gutg itottqefltnoen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19

Or. So6n aareiooia, &rdfi
sent Der Sfld6onlo 2ocal Option
mo Si96 2ieenie 2eague, reid)te
6eiln StautsiefretGr BON 9fld1onul
cine &ctition Elm, ipelde 59.4s6 9tu-
men iii6rt, in melber Inn cia 4lneu-
0en1ett 8ur Stodt5perfoiinpn erirdt
rirb, mo0urtb oie geIti1rmutae!l
fiber @unOes- mo Gtoatsprp6Jbiticn
onsgeitriden mo oofiir Gin 5Ditcll
BON @odli8ens mo 2ocal Option
einqcfiIbrt mer0cn ipQ. Sic Nnti.
Scloon-2iQa lrirn iidl 6icieW &Iol
miocrieben un0 i6ll oeriGtiitb an.
ureifeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
8aHifalteilMno



G6pade, nerb5fe gerfonen, eepIaet bon Soif.
nungslofieiett nno tfIedteu 1rdumen, erf9a9s
fenoen MuStliiffen. Nrufts, Giidens uuo Qopts
f9mer5en. SanrausfnlI, @6nabme bes @cbBrs
uno @eii9ts. 9atarrb. Mngen6riiden, Stubloer'
%ftnpfnng, MIioiefeit, @rroten, 8ittern, Ser5fIop'
fen, 9ruftbeilemmung, aeusttIt6feit uno crib
finn erfubren aus benz SneenbfrernS" mie
etnfad, fdnrlf nnb billis alle unnatiirli.
fcn Ycrlnite nnb aubere Spigrn juscnh-
iid,rr Wcrirrnngcn srinblif getcilt NIB
boile Wcinnbbett nub Grpbiinn uicDer.
trlangt mcrben f6iincn. - Cans neues
&eiiperfabren. Sebcr ictu eiguer ar5t.-
gieies nuberorbentli9 intereiante unb lehr.
rei9e Bud (Deutf3e giufIaee 1909). ipeIhcs
bon Jung unb oIt, Wnrn nno Srau, geIefcR
iUeroen fofIfe, fam gegen Ginfenbung bon %
Gents In grtefmarfen b~eriiereIt be3oeen iperben
bon Der
Yripatsa linii, 1916. abenne
z1sr @ork, n. n.
Wlan ertpapne Die 5SreIe aSrene !. 8euas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
Sn anbcrcut 2idtc.

S1t letl1er gtem Worfer 9ieDe CT
florte Trdiiocnt Saft, Ser iebise Sa.
tif lei Ser bette, oen Sic Scr.
Staten lie gebabt bdtten. SIN @u-
IdhnB bicran idreibt Der uMiImou-
fee @erolo":
Ser bette Sarit Sen Sic Ser
S5taaten je ge6abt boben", miro mol
nod cine otbere 3eniur erfabren
Q(s bas i6m bonn G~raiioentel1 aus
aeftelte 2eumltnbs5cueniS, oas
erFt nod oes 9emeiiesj praftiid,er
Briifung beoarf. 3ipor bot Ser 9rd-
lloeltt idon olrs Ser iebsmonatlidell
8iffiamfeit oes llelten SariIs cine
lpeientlide 3una1me ser 3oaeii'-
finite fonitatieren forncn, Sod mag
Sieie gum tell burd) Die Supporter
re, Die Ser llneeipiBbeit iiber Mori-
nal uno Minimoltarif alls Dem
8e9e qeben poGten, perltrladt MOT
0el iein, in ii6rieen aber fms es
onr nidt oie Ginna6nel1, bic fir
Die @eurteilutig bes Sarifs ourd,
0ns &olf in @etrodt fommne,t, ion-
ocrn feline @irfn1g auf bie Der
6raudsnrtifel, beren 8reiie erSt oeIl
rihtigcn MaBitob Dofiir gcbcn fol-.
ncn, iras Der Sarif gebrodJt bot.
0as miro iih i'm 2anfe Ser ndd,-
item Sabre 5eigen n%liiilcn llno oollcd)
Die 9ellrteillmg ~misfollcn. Moll
farn nidt mnebmen, bob cine 10
|meit perbreitete Misltimlnulta iiber
oen Sarif I'M 8olfe berriden folin.
te, ipclln einige Acknowledgements
@orte oeS Grdiioneten ousreihe.l
miiroen, lire @runololigfcit onfsll-
fldren. Die Mntport miro nid,t
mtsblcibcn. @ereits mad)en lld) ibrc
9lu3ei6cn IN einem Seile Der Yreir
fulto.
Satiahe if, oob sic @cuolfcrnno
cine Heoiiion bes Sarifs nad) runtel
cruortete. limo pern oos olldl IN scr
Eldtform nidt masoriiflid ailsge.
lpro6en mar, 10 licB bod bic Sal.
| tltig Der Gartei, licBen 9tcocn llnf
aclegentlide NeltBerungen ~ludBgebelr
| SER decentralization eripartcn, 6oT
nit ben Sarifanidben, bie Sen Mo
nopolcn eoil5 rnmaBi9e Gusbeu
tnng gcitatteten, griin6Iih aufge
| rGltmt merDen miir1e 0ds 1T abe
nid1t geideben uno onitatt bnB 81
3one ouf 2nrusortifel I'M Mus
olei6 geqen sic ernieorigteu ouf Ser
6rouhgcaenftdnoe crb0bt morocl
moren, mic ser 8rdli6ent ono;bt, ia
cine unn0tia bobe 9eiteueruug be
Ter nottrenoiaer Nrtifel itattqefltn
Den. oGionecr 9reB" brinqt elm
@cgeniibcrIteluliq nerifiebencr SIN
iGte i'm 3olltorif, Die oufioae1>
SontraItc 8ciaelt. Go 5ltnl @eiipie
ieet Der Gopne-Sorif otf &ergnii
muas6oote (0odJts) einen 3pa Dol
35 Gro5ent felt, ouf Striiuipie abe
Isl. @iltomobile soblen so groscnt
@orn 1876; 8el5moaren 33, alei
onllasTtiidc So; Shnnfiohcn g.
Gro5ent, 6emoen 60; Gbarupuene
80. modene 9efen t64 8rosent. 81
Cite lieB iid Inn nod bieIes pcrldt
qeru, Inn gu bepeiien, ooB Die He
niiion nif)t lit oem Sinnc erfolQ
lit, mie es Dem 8olfe perlprode
moroen NOR. 8enn lie pirflit
10 ousgefoQen m1re, ipie nian el
mortcn fonnte, baum beolrfte c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
Vic lit n1ray


Wir bicten etnblnoert SoUnrs WrEnhs
tlllng fir ieNeu Sna BON Gatarr6, Der
niht 0lrd GinnebnIcn upn Salts 0n.
tarrbzSna aebeilt lpcroen fam.
S. S. Gbenep 4 60. @i0entb.
Soleoo. 8.
Sir. sic llnter5eidlnctcn. habcn :. s.
@Geneb felt Den lceten Is Sahrcn ecs
fanllt mo 6alten i'm fir ppQfnmmcn Fl,
renboft in olcl Observation-Disclosures
uno finan5ieu befd6i9t, ollc poit icuisr
6irma e~inaegangcneu Gerbinolidsylien
81 e%rfiilcn.
Is it & Fruar. @roB6anocl5z9 ros
9uiiten. Sofeoo, 8.
@aIbinQ ainnon & @oroiu
@roBhanoclss 9ro9uiitcu. Soleoo. >
Sails &ntarrhzNur nire innerlid acs
nonimen uno pirft oireft aiii oas 9fnI
lno Die i~dleimiacn Sbcrfldthen Dcs
5nitcms. 3cuRi,iile fret nerinnbt. Treis
IS Gents per SIaide. @erfauft BON aueil
apotbcfen.
&oGs SamiIicnzViIen lino bic 6elten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
93unoesinipeftoren

noDmten IN eincm 2%dQcr6ols all
Scr @reenpidl StroBc in Stem Ycrt
1900 9iuuo @iidieneier, in u Qro-
ben @led]fonacn uno bcYnninBteH
oeren Gernidtnna Die Gi2r fonen
I'M noriaen September pon Gpicog0
in Gelu 0orf an. Gs lit .bie3 sic
3Ireite 9eidlaquobnumg zines gr0Be-
ren &ultens fp~nIerDtertcr Gict. ieit
bic llnteriudung Ger aii5lipeidcr
~begounen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
Mur rim Wrnnrn Ghinin.

Sos lit 2arotipe 8romo Ghintn. Sent
otf llnteridrift e. @. @rppe. lteberoI
i'm @e6roud. @rfdltrug i'll / Sag gu
6eilen. 25c.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16

ago, Count Sigray acted as best man,
and it was there that he met Miss
Daily.
Miss Harriet Daily made her debut
three or four years ago. She is the
youngest of the three daughters of the
late Marcus Daily and Mrs. Daily, with
whom she lives. Her two elder sisters
are Mrs. H. Carol Brown of Balti-
more and Mrs. James w. Gerard, wife
of Judge Girard of this city. Miss
Daily is a handsome brunette and a
musician. Since her debut she has
appeared with success in the various
tableaux arranged for charity and has
been much admired for her charm of
manner.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS
FROM JULY l.
EXTENSION Of WATER SYSTEM
Water Mains to be Laid This Spring to
Cover Riverview and Riverview and
Pine Grove Additions.

The city council, last night at a
special meeting, awarded a contract
for furnishing water for municipal
purposes to the Valley Mercantile Co.
The term Of the contract is a period
of three years and the price agreed
upon is $50 per fire plug for 81 fire
plugs, including those to be placed in
Rivcrview, making a total of $3.50 per
year, effective July 1. Heretofore the
town has paid $500 per year for water
within the old town limits. The new
rate is lower than in most cities of the
state, according to statistics on file
with the city clerk. One of the condi-
tions of the contract is that the water
mains shall be Immediately extended
throughout Riverview and Riverview
addition.
Manager Fisk of the water company
stated this morning that plans and
specifications are being prepared and
the contract for the extension of the
mains will be let at once with a view
to having the system completed by
May 1.
The water system will also be ex-
tended to cover Pine Grove addition.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
A LOVE SICK BOY
COMMITS SUICIDE

Arthur Hendrix, residing in Etna
district, committed suicide last night
by swallowing the contents of a vial
of laudanum. 1t is thought that he
took the poison in Victor and after
wards had ridden as far as the Warner
ranch east of Victor before being over
come. He died at O'Clock this morn
ing, all efforts of the physicians
proving of no avail. Coroner Kellog
is holding an inquest today.
Hendrix was 19 years of age and is
reported to have committed the rash
act on account of having been disap-
pointed in a love affair.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
KELLY AND JOHNSON
TO BUILD IN SPRING

M. L. Kelly and Chas. G. Johnson
of Corvallis on Saturday closed a deal
whereby they became owners of the lot
between the Bitter Root saloon and
the Smith and Brown block on Second
street, which they purchased of A. L.
Johnston. The consideration was
$4 900.
Messrs. Kelly and Johnson propose
to Immediately erect a substantial
brick building on the site of the old
shack that encumbers the property at
present and open a first class billiard
hall and cigar and confectionery store.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
Musicale At Baptist Church

A musicale will be given at the
Baptist church Feb. %, at 8 p. m. An
admission of Is cents will be charged,
proceeds to the devoted to church
work.
The Program
Piano Duet ...................
Misses Leone Munse1l and Eula Arson
Solo .Mendelssohn
Russell Deane Miller Jr.
Vocal Duet. ;. Il Would That My Love
Nine Munsel1 and Simmonds
Reading .Lottie's Message
Miss Viola Boyd
Piano. ........ Chauson de Alps Rider
Miss Leone Munsell
Solo. ........ Song of Lighthouse Bell
Leonard G. WEIGH.
Piano o.........S .Serenade Schubert
Miss Eula Nd. Anson
Male Quartette ...... ................
Reading. Tricks VS. Tricks
Miss Mabel Jacobson
Piano. Miss Leone Munsell
X. d. Miller.
Piano. .... Eu1a M. Anson
Ladies' Quartette.
Good Bye Sweet Day.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16

and is being recognized more and more
counties exhibited at the Montana
state fair and in 1909 the number in
creased 10 21.
"The state fair co-operates with the
county fairs in many other ways. 1t
arranges its premium list so that the
exhibitor at the county fair can also
enter his products at the state fair, en-.
abling him to obtain several premiums
the same season. 1t assists in the for.
nation of circuits of racing and othe,
attractions, and acts as general in
seeds of all kinds, stock, etc. A repro
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
ENGAGEMENT TO ANTON SICRAY
HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED.
I'm new YORK NEXT MONTH
montana Heiress Met the Count at Wed
ding of Count Szechenyi and Miss
Vanderbilt.

New York, Feb. 13.-The engage
rment is announced of Miss Harriet
Daily, the youngest daughter of the
late Marcus Daily of Montana and New
York, and Mrs. Daily, to Count Anton
'Sigray, the present head of an old
Hungarian family of that name.
Count Sigray will arrive here on
Feb. "a, accompanied by the Marquis
'Pallavicino, who will be his best man.
The wedding will take place on March
%. AS the count is Catholic and as
Miss Daily is a Protestant, and will
make no change in her religion, the
ceremony will be performed at the resi-
sdence of the BRIDES mother, 725 Fifth
avenue.
Shortly after the wedding, the Count
and Countess will sail for Hungary.
Count Sigray is magnate of Hun.
gary and hereditary member of the
upper house. Both of his parents are
dead, his father having died some
years ago. He has two older sisters,
one being the Marqulse San Mazzano,
who married an Italian and lives in
Rome, aud the other the Baroness
Schell, who lives in Hungary.
The Sigray is one of the Oldest and
wealthiest families in Hungary and
holds many important positions. The
count himself is large landowner and
his fortune is quite equal to that of
Miss Daily, who is one of the richest
heiresses in this country. He is the
possessor of beautiful country estate
son River Raab.
Met at Szechenyi Wedding
AT the wedding of Count Szechenyi
and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt two years
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
OF GREAT ADVERTISING AND EDU-
CATIONAL VALUE.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FAIR
People of Community Brought to Reali-
zation of Their Resources and Capa-
bilities Increased.

At this time, while we Bitter Root
folks are considering the advisability
of holding county fair the following
article written by Secretary Martin
mighty interesting reading.'
Martin Martin secretary of the Mon
tana state fair recently received a
letter from D. H. Doane assistant
agriculturist, United States depart
ment of agriculture stating that "the
office of farm management has under
taken the investigation of county
fairs, looking to the outlining of sug-
gestions for their help and i,npro ve-
ment. Knowing that you are in
direct touch with the fair work of
your state, we wish to ask you for
suggestions or plans in reference to
the county fairs of your state.
Should the state assist the county
fairs financially? Could the county
fairs of a state be controlled or guided
in a helpful or profita BILE way by a
state officer or committee especially
appointed for that purpose? What is
one or more of the great proplems
before the average county fair of
your state and what suggestions
would you make in reference to their
solution?"
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16

Missoula, Feb, 15-The Missoula
County Trapshooters association goes
to Hamilton on Sunday FEBRUARY 20,
as guess of the Hamilton gun club.
in regard to the coming trip and an
enjoyable shoot is anticipated. Many
of the members of the association
have expressed their intention of GO
ing. They will leave on the morning
train and return in the evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
Annual Meeting of Stockh olders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bitter Root Fruit Grow
er's Association will be held in the
Lucas opera house, Hamilton, Mont,
on Monday, March Z, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, for the purpose of electiug officers
and transacting such other business
as may properly come before the meet.
ing. w. e McMURRY, Secy. 1S st
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16

"Somtimes a discussion is started
on the merits of exhibits that very
often develops into practical thoughts.
The farmer who fails to receive the
coveted blue ribbon will go home
determined not to be outdone the next
time. A marked change is soon
noticed in his condition. He buys
new machinery and applies better
methods to the develoment of his re-
sources.
THE educational advantages that
usually accompany a county fair can
not be overestimated. / have seen
small children in the public schools
industriously working during the
hours allotted for play, weaving,
painting, writing and drawing, all in
preparation for coming county fair.
The boys and girls read as they go
from exhibit to exhibit and new
ideas are brought within their view.
The social feature of the tair
should not be overlooked. Opportun-
ity should be given for recreation and
amusement. 1t is very helpful to a
community TO have the families of the
various neighborhoods gather togeth-
er for two or three days in social
reunion.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
Wins First Prize.

John G. Howe, our Stevensville but.
United States contest with $3.50 entry
men, held in ST. Paul, MINI. recently.
The contestants were required to state
methods for pasteurizing, starting,
and ripening cream and why they are
used.-StevensvilleT Tribune.
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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
Good Advertising.

LAS an advertising medium, there
can be none better, for upon the county
fair depends largely the agricultural
advancement and upbuildi ng of our
farming communities. The following
is good advice TO heed: You must put
your light on the hill and you must
not hide it in the bushel any longer
You must let the world know what
you have got. You will be better off
and they will be immensely better 0 #. ,
First of all, the people of COM
munity should have knowledge of their
own resources and capabilities. The
county fair is the best medium for this,
but in order to keep expanding the
producer must go farther and call the
attention of the people of the state and
nation to it.
"The state fair is helpful to the
county fair in many ways. They each
receive their governing powers from
the same source. The board of county
commissioners appoints the county
fair commits sioners, and also the direc.
tors of the state fair. The law author
ICES them to appropriate 81 900 for an
exhibit at the county fair and the same
amount for a county exhibit at the
state fair. 1t will, therefore, be readily
seen that a close relation exists be-
tween both. This is as it should be,
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-02-16
Mr.. Martins Ideas.

Mr.. Martin sent the following reply:
'"The county fair is fast coming to
be recognized as of great Importance
to the agricultural and business life
of every community When it is ar
ranged with thought and care, each
division reveals something new aud
interesting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-11

and prospects of the United States,
the brilliant opportunities for the
young man, the tmpossibility of inva-
sion, and a multitude of subjects came
within the interesting discussion. and
every one touched upon proved inter
esting and instructive