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The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
SUMMONS

State Of Colorado. County OF Weld ss
the District Court: II
May Bates, plaintiff. va. John D. ID
defendant. summons.
The People Of She State OF Coloraa3
John ID. Bates. the defendant, al
named. greeting:
You are hereby required to apes
.So1s IS .s'Sa n.msa sdoqfss pfsnsf nf.fS n the Sa b
Court Of Weld county, state OF Qclortl
and answer the complaint therein Wit
served Witsia sSe STAT. q . coszsae q q
2eeltSssssk; or tb'c TsSf; S;t, r. ssys S'tns alssr
service: or said action may be 'eguI1
set for trial the same as Though saen
pearance had been made and ssas
been Joined on such complain
The said action 10 brought by lN
between plaintiff and defendant on
ground OF defendants wiifully deer
and absenting himself from pay
without reasonable cause, tor the "
OF more than one year; and on ths wv
OF defendant's failinx. th2uen .O,3 psIsa
family fOf. the space. OF more MA
year: ~ will more fully appear ROM
plant in said action to which Tele1
10 here made and . COPY of which "i
to attached.
And you are hereby notified that
fail to appear, aud to answer ins1
complaint ~ above required, tnsI
plaintiff will apply to the court Tor Y
lief therein demanded. A
Given under my hand and seal Mi
ley, in said County. this 18th day o'1
JOSEPH Z. EWlN1
Attorney for Plain
First publication In Greeley lir,l
July 2s. 1910. LAst publication Az
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

are close watchers of signs OF the
times and they have q habit. as
rule, of Hopping at the proper NOM
ent. And 1t IL evident hat they be-
lieved the proper time has arrived.
No one would be sufficiently fool
hardy to look for disinterested
stand by the Post and 1t is evidently
a case of the Greeks bearing gifts"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
INJUNCTION Is GRANTED
AGAINST BIJOU COMPANY

Judge Garrigues issued tempo
rary injunction against the Bijou
company and State Engineer Charles
Comstock last Saturday afternoon
forbidding them or any deputy from
shutting down the headgates of the
Latham, the Godfrey or Union
bitches SO long A. there 10 sixty-one
second feet OF water flowing by the
headgates of the Bijou ditch which
ID supplied by the Platte river. The
Injunction was issued under bond OF
$4,000 and will hold until late next
December probably when final action
will be taken In the matter.
The Bijou company purchased a
total of sixty-one cubic feet of water
from three bitches in Weld county.
The point OF division was changed
from these headgates near LaSalle
to a point some thirty miles down
the river.
The Bijou company alleges that
regardless of the amount of water
which might come through seepage
or springs between the headgates OF
the three bitches which obtained the
order and its own neadgates, the
Latham ditch and Its associates
must close down their gates because
the Bijou company was entitled by
it's purchase to that amount OF
water.
The court ruled that SO long al
there was sixty-one cubic feet OF
water flowing by the gates OF the
Bijou, the the headgates Of the
three bitches could not be disturbed
Judge Garrigues held that the
State Engineer aAd Bijou ditchea
must take water in the river when II
IL there, ~ Of their priorities. &C
eording to the nov location Of tn
|headgates OF the Transferred ditches
and not in accordance with water
| in the river at the old headgates. He
held that arbitrary lines on the riveI
between water districts msde no diff.
ference as to the use Of appropria-
tions: that all appropriations must
take water out of the river according
to their dates of priority and that
when the water transfers were made
the bitches transferred must take
water out of the river at their new
headgates as of the date OF thei1
appropriations without reference tt
the amount OF water In the river a
the points of the old headgates o
these bitches.
The state engineer was requiret
to allow the Bi1ou to take its full
priority out of the river at its head
gate which heretofore the enginee
was allowing to pass and whicl
Junior appropriations were enjoying
The results Of the case leave al
bitches concerned in this case will
plenty OF water. but viii affect jun
Tor appropriations. AZ the case In
wolves matters Of law and right o
great consequence, the case will
probably be carried to the suprem
court OF Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
They Have q Del.ite Purpo,,

Foley Kidney Pills give quick re-
lief in cases Of kidney and bladder
ailments. Mrs. Rose Chaser. Terre
Haute. Ind. tells the result In her
case. After suffering for many
years from serious case OF kidney
trouble and spendj~.' much money
for so-called cures. found Foley
Kidney Pills the only medicine that
gave me . permanent cure. I am
again able to be up and attend to my
work. I shall never hesitate to rec
ommend them" Sold ny all drug
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

THE EXTRA SESSION TO DATE
The special session OF the legisla-
ture has accomplished nothing to
date but organize and introduce bills
covering the several subjects men,
toned under the governors call.
These we're examined and ordered
printed and will probably be consid-
cred this week.
The Tribune is disappointed in the
degree OF progress made. The is
sues mentioned in the governors 8
call were mostly in the demands of
both parties and all having been de-
mands of the democratic party, We
took the position that they were not
questions properly to come under
the party caucus determination. Up
to this time 1t has been the Speer
people who have been calling for a
demands and 1t was the platform
democrats who have held out against
the caucus. Now the platform men,
bers have taken the Speer members
at their word and entered the eau
Gus, when who but the closest closest
agents of Speer are standing out
against a caucus on conscientious
scruples". May God help their re-
ligious fervor. 90 Did any one
ever before hear of an agent OF
Speer having a conscience? Yet,
that is the situation. When there
was a doubt about the Speer people
being in the clear majority in q eau
Gus, they would not tie themselves
so but they might be In position to
vote with the republicans II neces-
sary to defeat the party demands.
The Tribune feels that 1t would
have been better for the issues had
there never been q caucus called and
let the senate and house have di
vided directly on the separate tssuei
at stake In each vote. Then the peo
pie would have known exactly where
each member stood on every ques
tion. The party caucus is too Otter
used a. q cloak to cover q multitude
Of sins but 1t was demanded BY ths
Speer people when they though
they could control. and discarded
now when they fear the peoples
members have a majority. 1t ais'
tends to dis-interest the republican
members In the bills which nigh
thus be branded party measures
On these questions. that should no
have been done, for these issues ar
laws in more republican states thai
in democratic and in all are good TO
the people. regardless of what part
enacted them into law. Let the ses
sion get busy!
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
FARMERS ARE TO MEET AT
COURT HOUSE ON SATURDAY

The postponed meeting OF the
farmers for the double purpose of
considering the question Of the erec-
ton of cooperative starch factory
and ways and means of bettering po-
tato inspection. will be held at the
court house net Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
THE DENVER Posi- AND IT'S LAT
EST MOVE

It is the general Question-why
has the Denver Post 20 thoroughly
endorsed (recently) the ehorts
which are being made to redeem the
platform pledges given BY the demo-
cratic party.
WhAtsssf may b said Of The
Post's pelicy - . pApsr epsn 70 IT,
higheet bidlse IN most propositions.
the owners Of that jaundicsd shsst
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
GREAT DEAL OF EXPENSE
ATTACHED TO THE WORl

The work of changing over the
car line from Seventh to Eighth ave-
nue. will be a matter of great ex-
pense to the street car company.
The material which has arrived
for the work is the most expensive
and durable which could be obtained
and will mean that Greeley will
have as fine trackage as there is in
city Of the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

Evans, Aug. 14.-An attempt to
swallow a tobacco tag nearly caused
the death OF the infant child OF
ME-. Harry Huffsmith Saturday. Tho
tag lodged in the child's throat and
caused choking, whsreupon the mo-
ther took the infant By the heels and
gave II q jerk. which loosened the
tag and saved the child's ltfo.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
For Quick Relief From Hay Feve

FOr Qu1CK Ite1IcI FFUm my TOvoF
Asthma and summer bronchitis,
take Foley's Honey and Tar. It
quickly relieves the discomfort and
suffering IN dthe annoying symptoms
disappear. It soothes and heals the
innamed air passages OIL the head,
throsk and bronchial tubes. 1t con-
tains NO opiates and no harmful
drugs. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
al druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

II your liver is sluggish aud
tone, and you feed dull, bilioui
stipated, take a dose of Cha
lain's Stomach and Liver Tabl
night before retiring and 70
feel all right in the morning
by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18
THE CASTLE OF MIsTs

THE CASTLE OF M1STS
There is hardly day goes by but
the press records the passing of q
dream, a consequent loosening of a
grip and the eventual sinking of one
more into the calm sea Of oblivion.
the waters of which ripple but for a
moment and then return tranquil
and alluring. awaiting the next to
come.
Sometimes the story Is a simple
tale Of a wasted life without senti-
mental adornment, often 1t Ia sor-
did recital other than which life
beginning in misery and ending so
could not know.
And there are still others. much
rarer indeed in the press and more
common in every day life-the pass
Ing Of the castle of mists-the merg-
ing Of the illusion with what appears
to be the reality-the destruction of
the fairy kingdom of dreams.
It II An unfortunate child who has
not tread the spirit land Of vision
1t II . fortunate man or woman who
10 able to perpetuate the vision down
through the years and who shall
stand at the end-silent and with
bowed head before the power that
gave the dream.
In childhood the mysticism Of the
trees, the unquestioned spring. the
quiet autumn when Ine armies OF
birds trail to the southland-these
are enough to bring the dream of
early years and to drop over life a
divine haze through which all things
glow true.
With the advancing years the mist
curtain rolls from earth. what the
world calls the reality looms up and
demands attention and the home Of
the soul that would cling to the
dream must pass from the trans
formed earth to the castle of the
clouds.
Youth clutches vainly to retain
the spirit land and often times In
despair quits 1t all and forever. And
these compose the class which the
deed. in later years. the castle in re-
built-life was not quite extinct in
the heart thought cad and the
earth again is touched by magic.
Often this is brought about by
the close striking of the mysteries
of life-of birth or IF death-some-
times from a world weariness. when
| the soul, tired and worn, turns from
the contemplation of the universe to
itself for rest and the castle of mists
| is rebuilt. Life is seen anew. The
dream land ia held sacred and aloof
from the world to be haunted by the
soul during sacred hours. The work
OF life is gripped with . fresh hold
there is endeavor in the present
hope and faith In the future.
And the dream is the right OF the
soul, be the body born rich or poor
Go to the congested portions OF the
city and talk with the boy OF IL
whose feet have never trod good
substantial dirt, whose eyes have
never looked upon . flower growing
wild or an unsullied sky. The dream
10 even with him.
He 10 hoping for greater things
Perhaps to sell goods a. q peddler
to care for the mother and send th'
smaller brothers and sisters to schoo
and when this work is done to star
in business for himself. to do I
mans work in the world. And evel
- he lodges between the stree
ears and the never ending stream o
wagons he catches a glimpse Of tn
vision still. in the crowded street
beyond.
The greatest beauty of solitude 1
the contemplation Of the unalloye'
dream and the noblest man is b
who can perpetuate the vision
solitude in the world Of men.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-18

It IL stated that certain eminent
Greeley Methodist divine yesterday
morning prayed that ths Tribune-
Pixies Peak excursionists might ex-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-16
Coal District
NO. /,

PRECINCT NO. l.. $3.50 - 49,. go o-u.. pv.
noi5s mn 10 DavLsonsr un; theme west with Clark district line to TenHhl
Inc thence with Tenmne district line % Sards district line. thence
sardis district line to a point where the road crosses tn NIL from
1evnoldsvHle to Sards: thence with said road to the Southwestern. turn
hbap the late residence o. BENJAMIN I. Reynolds. thence vest with ts
pfke to the road leading from ANneston creek e. FuHit
8henc Win said road. to the beginning JOHN E1CNMSGA. te8hNFaT.
4VoHnr@ place. Reynolds school House ~Ebpoths.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-16

eTnnEn at a point where tn county road crosses tn Nonongahela
| RIverr suroad near In residence II The late Richard Green; memo u the
hin so as to exciude h residence Of said Green to the Q { PinniSkinnies:
Thence with he Id ito simpson creek west O. Frank Smiths brcN* mousse
thence down simpson creek to the West Fork liver; enc up me sad river
| to thu beginning. c. g.. ~ &AhH1""
Voting place. \. Bartlett Scho louise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-16

Following Are the Registration Precincts Of Clark and
Coal Districts and the Name Of the
wfN4 Bapifrar IN Each.

Reg1strar n Each
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
THE FIRST REPUBLICAN PAPER
STARTED IN VALLEY CO., MONT.

Judge Tattan took occasion IN
open court this week to roast the
citizens OF Culbertson, her pubic
officials and the saloon keepers in
particular. The roast was ad
ministered during the hearing OF
the divorce case OF Zick VS.. Zick,
while commenting on the TACT that
it might be found necessary for the
state TO take charge Of the minor
children. During the course OF
his remarks he said: while this
matter is not directly within the
jurisdiction OF this court (meaning
the Culbertson saloons) | shall
make some endeavor to see that
we reach 1t. | am going to consult
with the county attorney as to the
means we shall adopt.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Poplar Items :;

Poplar Camp. NJ. Io7e4. NJ w. OF "A
meets each Ist and sd Wednesdays at
Opera House Hall al s p. m. II. c.
Walker v. c.: L. L. Brink. Clerk.
The following is the new schedule on the
Great Northern RY. at Poplar. Mont:
East Bound No. . arrives S:ss q m. no stop
East Bound No. arrives 4:3s 9. m. stops
East Round No. 30 arrives 400 .. m. stops
West Bound No. I arrives I:32 .. m. no stop
West Bound No. arrives s:s5 d. m. no stop
West Bound No % arrives s:s5 a. m. stops
Mail on Nos. !. 9. 8 and4.
Post ofice will be open on Sundays from
s:O to i0:39 .. m.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
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|: Mdicine Lake Items :
tFrom the Wave.l

fFrom the Wave.l
Hugh Reather left for North Dakota
Wednesday morning.
Fred Christianaen. of Dagmar. was here
on business Saturday.
d. /. Bedford. who has been to Glasgow
on business. returned Sunday.
Mrs John II. Dolia arrived here Tues
day morning from Ray. N. D.
r. p Bowman left Monday on business
trip to the western part of the state.
S. S. Moen of Shelly. Mimi. has ac-
cep,ed position as salesman at the ]. o.
Johnson store.
|. w. Reimers. who lives about ten
miles east Of here. was in town on bust
ness Monday.
o. l.. Johnson of the firm Of p. f. Jonn-
son & Co.. arrived here from MohalI. N.
D.. Sunday.
Michael Cody. Lee Faille and L. Larson
are attending court at Glasgow as jurymen
this week.
] o. Johnson received his new Fsrd
touring car las, Saturday. which he pur-
chased from dealer in Coalridge.
Miss Anna Troupe has arrived here from
Mohall. N. d and has accepted position
as saleslady at the ]. o. Johnson store.
]. o. Johnson. ]. r. Dolin. Miss Louise
Wartchow and Miss Gena Nelson au,oed
to Culbertson Sunday afternoon.
Edward Martin. of Ouertail. MINI. is
here on an extended visit with his aunt
Miss Nellie Stevers. and other relatives.
A. |. Stevens arrived here last week from
Henning. Mimi. and has taken up resi-
dence on his claim about ten miles north
west OF here
Frank Barley was in Culbertson the
first OF the week ordering new supplies and
txtures which he will install in the City
Pool hall
+. X. Young has bought Hart-Barr
gasoline engine and breaking outfit from
Florence Wagner and will commence
breaking in a few days.
Miss Ester Briggs arrived here from
Sherwood last Thursday. She visited
Mrs. p. f. Johnson here a couple Of days
before going to her claim near Plenty
wond-
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
From our SPECIAL correspondent.


Married a, Grea, Falls Thursday March
24th Miss Clara Kolienbaum Of Poplar
and Theodore HilIe of Great Falls by the
Rev. Washmu,h. Their many friends
wish them joy in their new life.
Maurice Dabney Of Dodson. Mont. was
in town last week and expects in the near
future to open drug store here.
Grrwing Four Times. Henry Archdull
and Isaac Blont left this morning for
Washington. d. c.. where they expect to
show to the officials Of that CITY tha, the
Assineboines ows all the land from the
Canadian line to Miles City.
Mrs. F. C. Campbell and daughter FRI
da arrived Sunday from Oklahoma.
A, council of all the Indians of the res
ervation held at the opera house last week
Supt. c. b. Lohmiller. Jacob Worth and
lanes Boyd were adopted into the tribe.
A. 0. Davis OF Portal. N. D.. was in
on the South Side
Miss Annie Scobey of Morris. Mimi,
spent Tuesday with friends. She was on
her way home from Missoula.
State Boiler Inspector X. Moran was in
town yesterday and inspected the hea,in &
plant a, the New Poplar Hotel. B.F. Baw-
den took the examination before him and
passed as third grade engineer
There is a movement on foot to incorpo-
rate and build $40. 600 opera house here.
il you wish to know anything further in
regards to il consult II. c. Walker who
will be too glad 10 give any information de-
sired.
Ed Olson arrived last week from
Glasgow and expects in a few days to
break ground for the new store of II. NJ
Cosier.
Tine Ladies' AID will meet Wednesday
April 9th with Mrs. II. c. Walker.
Walter Miller opened his new barber
shop Monday. We cannot praise il toe
highly. only have to say there is not a shor
in northeast Montana iha, can compar.
with it in any way. Come and See ant
you will then be convinced.
Fl. NJ. Cosier left Monday for Glasgow
returning here Tuesday.
Harry Walker and Isaac Murray re
turned home Monday from Glasgow wher
they had been for the past week doing iur
duty.
Rev. +. !. Lindsey and son John wer
in town yesterday from their ranch on tn
South Side.
Don't forget that Poplar Camp Nc
1926 meets Wednesday April 9th.
ride the goat.
School election at the Public school Sa,
urday. from to 6 p. m. to elect two tru:
tees. The nominees are Geo. N. Robinso
for three year term and Chas L. Smit
for one year term.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
St. AnthOny's Church

Services will he held in ST. Anihonv's
Church the first and third Sunday of each
month at 10. 90 a. m. and Sunday School
every SUNDAY nj 4 p. m
Service will be held at Medicine Lake
the second Sunday Of each month.
On the fourth Sunday alternately service
will be held a, Balnviile and Mondak.
Rev Mahnssier Desmonds.
Pastor.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
Presbyterian Church i.

The Presbytery Of Great Falls will meet
in the Presbyterian church Of Culbertson
on Thursday evening April Il. at s O'Clock
and will hold sessions every day and eve
ming till Sunday April II. Meetings Of
this kind do not often come to our town.
Let us all plan our work so as to attend as
much as possible-especially the evening
sessions which will be Of an evaneelistic
nature. Everybody will be welcome.
Sunday school as usual at ten o'clock
There will be preaching in the evening
only Service will begin at s o'clock. The
subiec. will be. 'Ho~ to Follow Jesus" I"
Nix. s:34.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01

The Searchlight has been looking
for a report of the March meeting
OF the County Commissioners, but
as yet IT has not appeared either
IN the Malta Enterprise or the Val
ley County News. The Enterprise
had the countvprinting last year
and the N.ws secured the
contract for the ensuing year. AS
both papers are publishing the pro-
ceedlngs free OF charge. the Search
light expected there would he a
scramble TO see which one could
get there first. However, we still
live in hopes that the proceedings
will be published-some day.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
Proclamation.

An election Of all the qualified electors r.sid-
Of Cultertson. Valley County. State of Mon
tana. is hereby called To In held tho first
Monday In Anril A. d.. 1910. to-wit on the 4th
day of hpriI. 1910. being the day fixed by
statute and ordinance for holding the regular
annual election In and for the town OF cui-
bertson. for the following purposes. to-wit:
|. To elect the following officers Of kaid
Town OF Culbertson:
one mayor.
Two aldermen for Ward No. One:
Two aldermen from Ward No. Two:
.. Tovote upon the application and pro-
phone Company. a corporation. for a fran
chise permitting said corporation To con-
struct. operate and maintain a telephone
system In said town. and 10 use the streets
and alleys of said town for such purpose. Al
such election said question to be submitted
and voted upon shall he. shall q franchis,
be granted To the Montana Star Telephone
Company. and upon the ballots used al
such elections shall be printed:
For granting franchise To Montant
Star Telephone Co" Against granting fran,
chise to Montana Star Telephone Co" ant
In voting ON said proposition the electol
must make o cruss. thus n opposite III,
answer he intends TO vote for.
AT said election the voting place for Ware
No. One shall be In the hall known u,
stephens Hall" In Block ten ON Broadwa,
In said ward. and the voting place for War,
No. two shall be In the building konwn as tn,
Opera House over Tanner 4 Rests store II
said ward.
The polls shall he opened AT eight o'clorl
q. m.. OF said day and remain open untiii 81,
o'clock y. m.. of said day.
Dated NJ arch .. 1910.
j. Il. BRuE6aER
Mayor Of Town Of cuibertsan. Mont AM
Attest:
PAUL BABcocK. Town Clerk.
First publication March 4. 1910. SD
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
Notice Of Election.

Notice Is hereby given: That on the first
Monday Of April. A. ID. 1870 to-wit ON this 4th
day of April. 1910. the regular annual cleo
tion Of officers In aud for said Town of cul-
bertson. Montana. will be held for the fol-
lowing purposes:
l. To elect the following officers OF said
Town OF culbertson:
Ono Mayor:
Two tel Aldermen from Ward No.
Two Co Aldermen from Ward No.
Two.
:. To vote upon the application and
proposed ordinance OF the Montsn Star Tel
ephone Company. . corporation. for . fran
chiss permitting said corporation to operate
and maintain . telephone system In said
town. and to the use Of its streets and alleys
for such purpose. At said election said aues-
lion to lie submitted and voted upon shall be
Shall q franchise be granteded the Montana
Star Telephone Company. and upon the
ballots shall be printed: For granting fran
chise to Montana Star Telephone Company"
Against granting franchise TO Montana Star
Telephone Company" and In voting on said
proposition tho elector must make . cross
thus X" opposite the answer he Intends to
vote for
At said election the voting place for Ward
No. One. shall be In the hall known as Steph-
ems Hall In Block ten on Broadway In said
ward. and the voting place for ward No. Two
shall be In tho building known q the Opera
House over Tanner & Best's store In said
ward
The polls shall be opened At eight o'clock
= IN. Of said day and remain open until six
o'clock D. m.. OF said day.
Dated March 2 1910. PAUL BADcocK.
Town Clerk Of said Town
First publication March I. 1910. SD
The searchlight., 1910-04-01

Diarrhoe should be cured without loss Of
time and BY a medicine which like Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy not only cures promptly but pro
duces no unpleasant after effets. II never
fails and is pleasant saf. to take Sold by
all dealers