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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
ENTERTAlNs CHILDREN

DOUGLAS, Aug. 17.-(Special)-
 Mrs. H. c. Hirst of Twelfth street very delightfully."- entertained the members and friends of the primary class of the Presbyterian Sunday school at her home last Tuesday af- ternoon from 3 to 6. Mrs. Hirst is teacher of the primary class and the little people were happy in the thoughts of a party.
 They were given the freedom of the house and after enjoying kinder garten plays. they went to the city park where they romped and played for an hour. On returning to their hostess home their pictures were taken by a local photographer and they were ready to enjoy the abun- dance of good things in the shape of ice cream and cake, that had been prepared for them. Those who as- sisted in serving were: Mesdames Ii. R. Shafer, F. F. Williams and w. R. Ezell of Nevada; Misses Olive Rouche, Sophia Peschke, Kate Rob son and Omega McNamara.
 The mothers who were present were: Mesdames s. E. Brooks. c. D. Parsons. L. R. Chamberlain. Olot Olson, c. E. Reader, E. E. EQuist. John Shirley, c. A. Hohstadt. J. E. Jones. c. O. Ellis. w. L. Jones. A. W. Flickinger. D. Travis and c. II. Hirst
 Rev. Geo. Logic was also present and the little pople were:
 Margaret. Elizabeth and Katherine Simonson, Claude and Vernon Car lile. Walter Gilfoyle, Gwe1a Lewis. Beth Worthington. Frances Ingles. Hugh Chamberlain. Martin and Olga Butler. Gertrude Lyons. Laura Hol- den, Albert and pnGv ShrorsE..~e. Es "A Margaret and Helen Brooks. MZ Es and Dorothy O'Donovan. Lcs< Eharlie and Julia Hohstadt, Ellsff A<dise Lutz. Rose Travis, Ell zabeth Shirley. Kenneth and Donald Flickinger, Jack and Jean Jones. Margaret Ellis. May Watkins. Clea and Irwin Herbert, Rosa, Jessie and Essie Hensey, Nellie May Thompson. Evelyn Teller. Helen and Agnes Ma honey, Larry Dunlap, Ehrma Will Hams, Grace Benton. Tessa Crimson. Thelma Shafer. Walter Roberts. Ruby and Jewel Gamble, William Mitchell. Hugo and Helg Equist. Mary Van Harlan. Walter. Ruth and Arthur Johnson. Alice Duey. Bunny Pierson, Marvel and Nellie Milliken, Bura Heinrichs. Elenora Halvarson Alton Parsons. Lynetta Jones, George and Edwin Reader, Bessie and William Bryce. Howard Powers, Margaret, Charley and Harry Price, Gertrude and Voss Kleinschmidt, Dorothy. Eel la and Ruby Boiee, Lorna Lockwood, Aileen and Loren Feltus, Caroline Broyles. Charlie lHenwood. Ruth Lo- gie. Arell Scott, Frances Calisher, Kaleta Porter. F1ort tuce Nelson, Mar garet Gates. Welcome and Harold Hirst
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
DEMANDS s5OOO FOR
 ALIENAT|NG WIFE
TUCSON MAN CLAIMS HIS PART NsR DELIBERATELY WRECKED HIS HOME AND HAPPINESS.

PHOENIX. Aug. 17.-Acting as attorney for Frank J. Cox of Tucson, Assistant District Attorney Frank Lyman of Maricopa county has filed suit in the district court of Pima county against William F. Curtayne for SSOOO damages for the alleged alienation of the affections of Cox's wife.
 The petition of Cox says that he was married to Margaret Jayre at Edgerton. Wis. on June 24. 1894, and subsequently removed to Tue. son. While a resident of that city re states that the defendant. "con' triving and wilfully intending to in iure him and to deprive him of the comfort society aid and assistance of his wife and to aliengte and de- stroy her affection for him. on June 1. 1909, and on divers other times after that date wrongfully. wickedly and without the consent of plain tiff debauched said Margaret Cox wholly alienating and destroying her affections for her husband Damages in the sum of S5O0O are asked.
 It is stated that Cox and Cur tayne were formally partners in con. tract clustering and brick work in Tucson. but the former is now thought to be in Phoenix. The wo man is also said to be the one who was found near the hospital road bridge two months ago after an al legged assault and dropped over the edge of the bridge onto the rocks below.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
DOUGLAS MAN MARR:ES

DOUGLAS, Aug. 17.-CSpecial)--
 When H. G. Gr2,ee mysteriously slipped out of the city on this morn ing's trais only a few of his inti- mate friends suspicioned that he had fallen a victim to Cupid's dart, and that he would return from his trip a benedict.
 Miss Mary Lee Cherry of Enfield, N. C.. is the fortunate young woman who will become Mrs. H. c. Grace in Fl Paso tomorrow evening al 5:3O o'clock. Rev. King, presiding el
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
ALLIGATOR IN
 SALTON SEA |S
 THE ASSERTION
Story Hard to Swallow Comes From the Coachello Valley News Which Says One Was Captured.

Since the time several summers ago when Adam was playing Romeo to Eyes Juliet, there have been fish stories in circulation, but the one best bet is a story contained in a recent edition of the Coachella Val ley News to the effect that a nun Der of real live alligators make their home in the Salton sea.
 The Salton sea came into promin. ence a few years back when it be- gan playing tag with the tracks of the Southern Pacific company near Yuma, and gained considerable fame as the real and only inland sea
 The stock of the Salton sea was given quite a boost three years ago when Charley Van Loan of the Los Angles Examiner made a trip east via the Southern Pacific and told the unsuspecting newspaper men Of Chi cago, upon his arrival that he had caught a bucket of fine fish off the observation platform of ihs train by mearly dragging one end of bath towel in the Salton sea as the train skipped merrily by.
 Since that time the Salton sea has dropped out of prominence to some extent and people were beginning to forget what it batting average was. No one with the fertile imag ination of a Van Loan has crossed by the big body of water for some time and for some time it has not been numbered among the six best sellers.
 New however, the fame of the much advertised inland sea has been given another boost and it bids fair to rival Halley's comet and the Marieopa county republican platform as a nine days wonder.
 The alligator story from the News is as followers:
 Chester A. Pinkham, one of the observers at the government evap- oratiDg station at Salt Creek bridge on the Salton sea was in Coachella Sunday. He reports that the young alligator captured some time ago at Salt Creek is sure enough the real thing He is thriv- ing well in one of the evaporating pans at the station. Moreover he is growing and although his teeth are not very dangerous as yet, he is of the most pugnacious temperament.
 He will snap at anything or any one who attempts to meddle with him and he does it with all the will Of a full grown saurian. His appetite is good, and his principal appetite is good. and his principal diet at present is flies for which he shows a great fOndness.
 MT Pinkham furnished us with the true account Of the capture of this 13-inch saurian. V II Jones the Southern Pacific bridge tender at Salt Creek has two sons who are very fond of bathing in the waters Of the lake It was while in swim ming that they discovered his al ligatorship resting on one of the timbers of the bridge. Not knowing what it was they called Mir Jones ST, who came and examined the find. He told one of the boys to catch it in his hands knowing that it was too small to be dangerous
 Since its capture and the cap ture of another one two feet iI length on July 4 by F. E. Elksine of Imperial, while on a fishing ex petition many theories have beer
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penses which will not have to be met this year. Then there was the expense of advertising and the print ing of tickets and register for the direct primary and for the city cleo ton and also for the water bond election. This year no appropriation will be needed for these.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

der of the Methodist church. oficiat- ing
 Miss Cherry is a cultured young wsman of the Southern state and has just finished teaching a term of school in old Mexico Mir. Grace is quiet, unassuming young man, with hosts Of friends. He has been en- ployed for several years in the hard. ware department of the Copper ] Queen store
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

Congressman Samuel W. Mccall of the Eighth district of Massachusetts, is writing a history of the late Tho mas B. Reed, Speaker of the House.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
Did you get Hallowe'ened to
any extent.

Did you get Hallowe' ened to
any eAtento'
Frank McNiece, who has been
having a rather serious tussle
with typhoid fever. is commissioning
nicely and has even been out for
short ride in a buggy.
Friday is popularity supposed to
be an unlucky day. but Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Lindsay, who live
eight miles southeast Of this
city, do not think so, because on
last Friday there came to stay
with them a fine baby boy.
FOR SALE-.A thoroughbred
Percheron stallion weighing 1850
pounds; age II years. Will sell
cheap for cash. Can be seen at
the kreitinger place on the south
west quarter section 20-139-105.--
Louis kreitinger. p5l-52
TAKEN UP-Came to my place
on section l4.139-106, October 20,
1910, one buckskin horse weigh
ing about 1000 pounds and about
four years old; no brands. Owner
can have same by paying costs
and advertising. according to
Law. Matt Kiedrowski. SILL
Construction work on the new
elevator at the foot Of elevator
row, which was held up pending
the securing of the site on the
right-of- way from the railroad
company, was commenced Monday
morning and will be rushed right
along. This will make the ninth
elevator in this city, which is
already known as the city of ele-
vators. This new one will be
owned by a stock company, as
told in the Chronicle several
weeks ago, and will be On the
same general plan as the Smith
and Lloyd houses.
The St. Paul Salvage Co., the
clothing concern which was
manned by a bunch of Hebrews in
the little building on First
avenue, across the street from
Bartleys, which said concern was
to be a permanent feature of
Beach. came to an inglorious end
last week. The forty dollars
worth of Incompatible rags were
packed into trunk and taken to
the depot for shipment, the mana
ger of the concern having
"blowed" quietly and without
noise. leaving a couple of callow
clerks in charge. The prodigi.
Gus stock was tied up at the depot
on claim held by the First Ma
tional Bank, but the claim was
settled next day and the goods
released. The Salvage Co. did a
very diminutive business white
here.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO
TIE CONSTITUTION.

AMENDMENT. Section PIG of
the constitution of the state Of
North Dakota is amended to read
as follows:
Section PIG. Tie following
named public institutions are
hereby permanently located as
hereinafter provided. each to have
SO much Of the remaining grant
Of one hundred and seventy thou
sand acres of land made by the
United States for "other educa-
tional and charitable institution"
as is allotted by law, namely:
First. A soldiers home. To-
Gated. OF such other charitable
institution as the legislative as.
sembly may determine, at Lisbon,
in the couny Of Ransom, with a
grant of forty thousand acres Of
land.
Second. A blind asylum, o,
such other institution as the
legislative assembly may deter.
mine, at such place in the county
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
A. j. HOWE, inspector.
Village of Marmarth-

~. y. IlOWle, Inspector.
Village of Marmarth-
B. F. Menicke, inspector.
Outside Village Marmarth-
w. Il, Comstock, inspector.
Saddle Butte precinct
j. r. Delany, inspector.
Elk Creek precinct
\. f. Dobler. Inspector.
Gamble precinct
Geo. S. Pearl. inspector.
Bad Lands precinct
Chas. Bahm, inspector.
Roberts precinct
W. j. Sheets, inspector.
Woodbury. precinct
John F. NanVactor, Inspector.
Mineral Springs precinct
G. A. Larson, Inspector.
Dovre precinct
Andrew Nasset, inspector.
Peaceful Valley precinct
w. d. Burlington. inspector.
White Lake precinct
Frank Clay, inspector.
Conner precinct
Fred Stegner, inspector.
Moord precinct
Helmer Olson, Inspector.
Rainy Butte precinct
O. c. Mead. inspector.
Carroll precinct
Elias Kostenbader, inspector
Woodman precinct
W. O. Merit, inspector.
Rocky Ridge precinct
c. G. Gurkle. Inspector.
Fryburg precinct
q. A. Pelissier, inspector.
Mikkelson precinct
r. R. Bryan, inspector.
knife River precinct
Jas. Fitzgerald, Inspector.
H F.
w. II. Hanson, inspector.
Sand Creek
John Hemelvjg, inspector.
Hall precinct
Thomas Evenson, inspector.
Green River precinct
F.. w. Telford, inspector.
SteckIer precinct
P. Hahnsen, Inspector.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04

John DeVires, prominent
farmer from southeast of Senti-
mel Butte, was in the city on
Wednesday and made the Chroni-
Gle office call. Mr.. DeVires is
a county divisionist and is
strongly in favor of organizing
Golden Valley county, believing
that taxes are getting too high
and that change would be BEN
eficial in many ways.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
Tales of the Town

j Jas. A. Haigh and wife arrived
home Tuesday night, Mrs. Haigh
having been making an extended
visit to Fessenden.
WANTED-Man to do chores
on farm for the winter. Mar
ried man preferred. Inquire at
the Chronicle Office. Stiff
The electric lights were run
all night on Halloween to enable
the police 10 more readily detect
lthe perpetrators of malicious
mischief. There is no doubt but
that they prevented much that
would have been committed other
wise.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS

State of North Dakota, County
of Billings. SIS.
| hereby certify that the follow
ing list is true and correct
copy of the names of candidates
nominated for district and coun-
ty officers at the primary cleo.
tion held in the several pre-.
cincts in the county of Billings,
June 29th, A. D. 1910, as shown
by the records now on file in my
office.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, 39th district:
Harve Robinson,
J. P. Reeve,
Geo. Mcclellan.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff.
Henry Will.
County Auditor
j. A. McGregor.
County Treasurer
J. E. Arnold.
Clerk of Court
Paul w. Lebo.
Register Of Deeds
Geo. E. Burgess.
States Attorney
r. f. Gallagher.
County Judge
j. a. Paxton.
Superintendent of Schools
j. a. Kitchen.
County Surveyor
Thor. G.. Plomensen.
Coroner
II. B. Museus.
County Commissioner,
list Commissioners District
John Tester.
Assessor.
LIST Commissioners District
j. X. Delany.
Assessor.
2nd Commissioner $ District
j. 4. .Arbuckle.
Assessor,
::5rd Commissioners District
j. r. Lebo.
Justices of the Peace
F. E. Heath,
j. w. Hesser,
j. P. Reeve.
j. G. Gardner.
: Constables
Robert Martinson.
j. w. Page,
, w. j. Patrick.
]. A. McGREGOR,
County Auditor in and fl
r Billings County. N. l
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04

Mrs. w. w. Larson very pleas
antly entertained about twenty
young ladies on Halloween in
honor of her sisters, the Misses
Blanche and Hazel Graey. The
usual Halloween stunts We're
pulled off, and each young lady
had her fortune told. very un-
satisfactorily for some. The oc.
casion was one to be long remem-
bered by the participants.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04
Notice Of Election

Notice is hereby given that or
Tuesday. tie eighth day Of Nov
ember next. at Ill precincts in
the county of billings an cleo /
tion will he held for state, dis
trict and county officers.
State officers:
= congressman,
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
8 justices Of the Supreme Court,
Secretary of State,
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Superintendent of Public In
struction.
Attorney General,
Commissioner of Insurance,
Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor,
Commissioners Of Railroads,
3 Members Of the House of
Representatives.
County officers:
Sheriff,
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Clerk Of Court,
Register Of Deeds,
States Attorney,
County Judge,
Superintendent of Schools,
County Surveyor,
County Commissioners LIST Dis
trict,
Assessors LIST. 2nd, and Bird
Districts.
4 Constables.
County Justices,
County Coroner.
FOR THE DIVISION OF Bill
LlNGS COUNTY AND THE OR
GANIZA TON of the following
described territory, to-wit: All
that territory in the southern
part of Billings county lying be-
tween the 9th Standard Parallel
and and the southern boundary
Of Billings county, and west of
the range line between ranges SO
and 81 west. and extending west
ward to the western boundary of
North Dakota, into a county and
to be known as BUTTE" county.
FOR THE DIVISION OF Bill
LlNGS COUNTY AND THE OR
GANlZATION Of the following
described terriotry, to-wit: All
that territory in the northern
part of Billings county lying
north Of the 10th Standard Paral-
lei and west of the range line
between ranges 9S and 81 west,
and extending westward to the
western boundary of North Dako-
ia, into county and to be known
as "ROOSEVELT" county.
FOR THE, DIVISION OF Bill
LlNGS COUNTY AND THE OR.
GANlZATlON Of the following
decribed territory, to-wit: All
that territory in the southern
part of Billings county lying be.
tween the 9th Standard Parallel
and the southern boundary OF
Billings county, and west of the
range line between ranges IS ant
81 west. and extending westward
to the western boundary Of NORTH
Dakota, excepting townships 49,
in ranges l05 and lO6, into /:
county and to be known a
"SLOPE'' county.
FOR THE DIVISION OF Bill
LlNGS COUNTY AND THE OR
GANlZATlON Of the following
described territory. to-wit: AL
that territory in the western par
Of Billings county lying west o
the range line between ranges 10:
and l03 west and extending ives
to the western boundary of Nortl
Dakota, and north of the township
line between townships 1876 an,
1871 north, to the north line O
Billings county. and west o
aforesaid range line, containin!
townships l3317, to and inclutlin,
townships l44 north. ranges 10
ana l0l and l03 vast. also town
ships l"31, lbs, 1888 and l4O mort
in range l06 west. Also town
ships 1856 north in ranges los an
lO6 west into county and to b
known as "GOLDEN VALLEY
county.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS T
TIE CONSTITUTION.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-04

BILLINGS COUNTY PRECINCTS
General Election Nov. s, 1910.
Medora precinct
J. 0. Gray, Inspector.
Sentinel Butte precinct
Lewis +. Crawford. inspector.
City Of Beach precinct
q. ID. Lowell, Inspector.
Beach Civil township
Henry Felthousen. inspector.
Lone Tree precinct
Henry A. Johnston, Inspector
Yule precinct
G. c. Snow. inspector.
Alpha precinct
B. G. Odiorne. inspector.
S.oddard precinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

ing, Moody got frostbte comm in. Wisht you
put him in bunk Peloo'
Peloo bent his big shoulders to the level of Moodys
sallow face and asked quietly, Are you sick
stranger? Feelin' purity bad:"
Thick parched lips set in the coffee colored face
muttered something. Peloo felt Slack touch him
the arm and he raised his head the latter whis-
pered in his Peloo's swarthy face blanched He
drew back and Slack, holding up his left hand, said
in low voice:
Reds lynn to US about it bein' frostbite It's
scurvy! l never'll forget the trademark. cause l
been there"
What's the matter Peloo? Why don't you give
Moody bunk an get Doc Seton to fix up his froze
fngers?" 1t Reds voice, weak and querulous.
He had pushed in between Slack and Trout.
Il amt got single room left Red. Business is
hummn an the hotel is plumb chock full, Trout
answered.
You haven't a room!" Blair of New York
interrupted. IF that guy is soused. let him sleep
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Kazoo had all fingered out he could put his thumb
onto?'
A mirthless laugh issued from Meekins' swollen
lips Il guess that halfbreed had dream Peloo:
leastWse didn't find nothn.'
Have cigar, mister" Blair offered, passing his
case across the stove.
Meekns shook his head dolefuly, saying, Thank
you kindly; but guess my lips is too swelled up
with the cold to hang onto weed
Try another nip" Blair persisted hungering for
Reds story.
Meekins turned his eyes on Peloo. Their imploring
look caused the latter to say:
Il guess you deserve it Red; II kinder thaw you
out" Peloo meaning oquaciously; but Meekins
after hearty draft calculated:
That goes right to the spot. can wiggle my toes
now"
An you didn't find golds" Peoo suggested
How it you happened to be hooked up with
Moody"
: He was keepin Gov 'ment cache up ter Moose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
By w. A. Fraser

DANCED if | know him. But he amt soused
neither. Peloo declared as he eyed the second
Il best take off your mitts, mister" Slack said.
As he grasped a hand the gave cry of pain.
Froze!" Slack commented, adding, as he per-
sisted IN take EN- off easy. They got to comet,
A S he gently drew the wooden mitten from hand
useless and devoid of power dolls, it fell
idly into the mans lap, thing of swollen backness.
My God men, This feller's got"
Stacks cry of horror cut by Reds voice say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

on the floor; but if he's sick, you have my
ROOM
Peloo looked admiringly at the speaker That's
purity han some of you Mr.. Blair he said, an if
called you down when you was enjoyin yourselves
l guess it don't go more. Well jus take this
poor up to Mr.. Blar's room. Slack an when
Doc Seton comes in-he's gone out to sew together
a man that's monkeyed with some dynamite we'll
get him to work on this case
Meekins put his hand on Moody's shoulder, saying.
The felersll put you to bed an Doc Seton'll be
here in minute to fix you up. You're all right now,
Jack. We did purity good to make Peloos instead of
Heaven" Red added to Peloo, L guess | can't GO
up with Jack amt eat nothin for two days an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

TIME front door of Trouts Hotel stood assaed
/ by turmoil. Without, the wind carried the
wall of hard driven snow and fretted the iron
hasp until it clattered like irrtated castanet:
within, Black Angus and Toady Downs frisked in a
iocund scrimmage with Blair of New York.
Blair had brought the essence of hilarity with
him. Peloo Trout knew; for his little bar in end
of the only blueprint of what bar
should be- the shelves supporting only the most in
nocuous kind of fluid.
That's what get" Peloo remarked dejectedly
to Bill Slack. Them feers buys their liquor some
other place. an come here to get drunk. The other
man makes the profit their booze, an all get is
their fool hosspay. won't get no license till we put