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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20


maker, pitchers; for jefferson. Frank
and John Mallory, pitchers and Vincent
HaviIand. ctcher
The Altar Society ladies met las
Thursday ternooo Ia the Ryan hall
with Mrs J. B. Fountain and Mrs Alex.
Bourassa as hostess The usual card
game enjoyed until $50 The hgh
score favor, china plate was Won ny
Mrs y Bechard. Then ! delight ul
luncheon was served BY the hostesses.
The ladies win be entertained next by
Mrs Paul Lamoreau and Mrs John
Bourassa in the Ryan Hall
Fripnsds 70 the number 81 forty ten
dered pleasant surprise, sunday even.
ing, on Mr. Peter Jcirery at his home
northeast Of town, the occasion being his
both birthday A very enjoyable even
Ing Was spent In music and visiting after
which i delightful four-cou lunch
vas served BY Mrs. Jetfery, assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Frank Rochester Mr..
Jeffery was remembered with very
pretty sold gold signet ring By the
friends present.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
SEARCH FOR GOLD.
TREASURE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
HIDDEN THIRTYTHREE
YEARS AGO.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What Is Going On Here and There
That Il Of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout South pa
kota and Vicinity.

DeadwOod. For over a quarter of a
century, Matthew Byrnes, q resident
OF Crook City, between here and
Whitewood, and once a prosperous
settlement Of 10000, has been conduct.
Ing o futile search for pot of hidden
gold near his premises. Thirty-three
years ago, when Crook City was just
commencing to become town, Byrnes
claims he learned of the secretion OF
the gold by some placer miners who
were driven out of the Hills by Unit.
ed States troops and were unable to
carry all their dust with them. Ac.
cording to the story they buried
portion Of it In cannon about a mile
and half from Crook City, the spot
being marked by large rock, about
$4,000 worth of gold being hidden
there. Ever since Byrnes has spent
his summers digging for that gold and
his winters at blacksmithing. He has
removed the earth six feet deep from
9 space 300 feet around the rocks, but
has found no trace Of the gold which
he is sure that he will ultimately To-
cate. He is now 64 years old, but is
undiscouraged in his search and is
now digging more vigorously than
ever.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
BRING FROZEN FISH TO LIFE
Geneva Professor Performs interest
inc ExperIments-sn aiIs and Dogs
Stand Extreme Cold.

Geneva. Some interesting experi.
ments on the possibility of suspending
life for definite period have been
carried out hy Prof. Raoul Pictet. Ge-
neva. In one case he took some live
gold fab. froxe them In the water 10
20 degrees (centigrade) below zero.
and then after three months death
gradually warmed the block of ice
and brought back the Ash to life.
Professor Pictet said that he car
ried out his experiments In order to
see whether the phenomena OF life
could be made TO disappear and be
again restored, and the most convinc-
ing results have been obtained with
fresh water fish.
Frogs can bear freezing up to IS
degrees below zero, snails have borne
from ITO to 100 degrees, and q dor
has been seen to go through a whole
hour at temperature of ITO de-
grees below freezing point, without
dying. These experiments have con-
WINGED Professor Pictet that life ii be-
ing brought within the number OF ma
lures constant forces.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Court settles Controversy,

Homestead BY a decision Of Judge
Williamson, given on at Dallas,
Bonesteel no longer has two active
school boards J. r.. Cash and j. M.
higgins, appointed by the county SUI
perintendent, will hold their offices.
4, Klishram and c. ]. Alexander,
elected on June TO-. are deposed. The
decision rests on the proposition that
an official appointed to fill vacancy
holds for the full period of the unex-
pired term, in certain instances. The
rival school boards at Bonesteel have
both been doing business since June
20 and two full sets Of teachers have
been employed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
PASTOR SEES GHOST
Rev. {. / Eaton Tells Fellow
Ministers Has Seen Them.
Departed Spirits Are Real, That Ia
"SubjectlveIy" So---Means World
10 Thinking and Dlscov-
erInn.

Chicago. 80 Ghosts are real. know
1t because ] have seen them. / saw
ghosts before was six years old. ana
have been seeing them ever since"
This declaration, made by Rev. e.
l.. Eaton, pastor of Emmanuel church.
electrified his audience, composed of
FELLOW pastors, the other day. The
surroundings and circumstances un-
der which the statement was made
added to it's impressivenes and start
ing effect. 1t was In the cabin of
the steamship Christopher Columbus,
Milwaukee bound, it being the custom
OF the Methodist ministers to couple
their final weekly meeting for the
summer with lake trip.
Later on in his address Raw. Mr.
Eaton announced that the ghosts he
had seen were in his minds eye. that
they were "subjectively" but not Job
jectively' real.
We can generally trust our FIVE
senses" declared the pastor. follow
Ing his astounding introduction. but
not always. There are moments when
we cannot tell whether what we expe,
rfence has its origin within the soul
or whether it comes to the soul
through the senses from without. The
apostle Paul could not always tell
concerning himself. He said that he
was once caught up to paradise, to
the third heaven. and he couldn't tell
whether he was in the body or out OF
the body.
Ghosts are in the minds eye They
are subjectively real, but effectively
they are not real at all. But whether
real or not they exert mighty infiu-
ence over the minds OF some people.
The study of ghosts is a study of
the science Of mind. 1t is pursued in
our day under the terms of psychol-
ogy, mental phenomena, subconscious-
ness, automatic expression, psyche
therapy and other similar terms.
There ia a vast amount of thinking
and Of real investigation In recent
years upon the mysterious thing we
call the soul.
The growth of language is q sign
OF mental activity. The many and
differing terms used In describing
mental processes show the activity OF
thought.
Suppose some one who had been
dead for 100 years should suddenly
come to earth and with only the
knowledge of terms that were familiar
to him when he was formerly on the
earth and some one would try to talk
to him in the terms familiar with US
today X-ray, ether. an airline road,
phone, wire. cable. wireless, liquid air,
trolley. biplane, monorail what con-
fusion would result.
The new terms imply growth in
idea. So In the realm of the spirit
the new terms mean that the world is
thinking and discovering as it is in
the world OF science and mechanics"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Editors Adjourn.

Sioux Falls The South Dakota
Press association concluded its mid.
summer meeting here after two days
session. Regarding the advisabiIity
Of indorsing q member of the associa.
ton for nomination to the office OF
governor at the primaries next June
Il was decided not to take definite ac.
tion on this until the winter meet.
ing of the organization, which will be
held at Yankton the fore part of next
January. Hot Springs was selected
as the place for holding the next mid.
summer meeting Of the association. at
the meeting just closed number OF
applications for membership were "a
yorably acted upon. Over eighty mem.
bers attended the meeting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
AUTOS SPOIL 4sNIpE. TRADE
Gasoline Dropplnos Ruin Renananta
Of Cigars Thrown Away--used 10
Make Cigarettes.

Chicago. Gasoline drippings Of tie
motor car have ruined the trade 81
the ''snipe shooter" For years cigar
stubs have been used in the manu-
facture Of the cheapest sort at cigars
and 9iEarsttea' but gasoline has
changed all this.
The other night veteran ssnipe
shooter was seen 70 pick I'D half
smoked cigar In Dearborn street
gutter. He amelled II critically IN
stead Of At once depositing it Ia his
small gunnysack. and dlsgustedlv
threw # III the gufetr.
Them gasoline dripping autos
Hpolla every good anip5 on the streets
nowadays. be remarked 10 spec
fakor There ought 10 bs \ law
again IL :
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
CORRESPONDENCE
News Week Fired al Inc COURIER by It's Hastl.
inG Correspondents n and AbOuf the County

evening was spent In dancing and CON
yeFaati0n, and all voted Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee royal entertains.
MF Frank Letner and Miss Ethel Kra-
mef were Joined IN the holy bans 81 we'd
lock- Thursday evening. July ls al 4 o. m.
'at the home of Dir. WilIiarn Macoy. The
bride was gracefully at.lred ID go1n Of
White embroidered silk, while the groom
wore 1he conventional black. rhIs.worthy
couple Is we'll and respectfully known
ana respected by Ill. and We ara glad %
welcome them into she marriage frater-
nifty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Was MOT 0ugte nead

Custer Believing that G. I. sinty,
an old resident Of this country who
resided near Fairburn, was dead,
neighbors sent for the coroner. When
the latter responded and broke into
Sintys cabin, he found the old man
still alive bat breathing his last, the
end coming before he could be re-
moved to q hospital Sinty who was
10 years old, had been stricken with
paralysis while alone.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Sherin's Sale
First publication .Tnly I'd lafil

trlkst pAnleAlion July ~ l9tll
Notice s hereby given, that Dy virtue 81 i
special execution issued out 81 the ONCE 81 the
Circuit Court of Union County. suslth Dakota
80 ine directed dated tho nth dag Of July. 1911.
upon Judgment and decree ct foreclosure rem.
derea y said court 81 the 18th day of July. lgii
~ IA ant'un wherein joseph w Slaughter WA
plainfit and Louis N Grin. Minnie b. Grim lhe
uulon County lnye 1ment Company. cornorf
ton. 4 W Mallory and +. N. SiRgle CON.
pa1y. . corporation. we're defendants ars,li,st
said defendants and III FAVOR of said pl.sinfss
and adln0ging and decFealnK Thar there Ii due
g said plaintiff Josebh " Siaeehter fron ~
defendants Louis N UEll aud Nj nnle y. arlll
fhe sslna of Two Thousand Rive Hundred And
Twenty eight dollars and seyenGy.1ve cents,
debt and costs and ordering and i eefeeI l,,,.t
khe real estate hereinafter described IL So..i s.,
SHE manner provided III luw tot Tile saIs III resl
estate nal exeeutlon 81 psy said sam ANA s.s,r...
Ing eosts and appointing tie sherin 81 s..ia
epunty ~ make tle said sagssana report III
aalne tn the epaifg.
NOM therefore, n virtue of saad order ANA
aAeKee ol foreclosure and said special IS es.,sIon
I ''aye leylsd npnn re real estate therein IL.
aeFanea WIsh III sud sllagulag tlle appnFkena1fes
ana improvements thefeufs0 heonlng o. ID any
Nlss AppsfsasnlnR iyIng - unlen co0nts.
South DAKOTA Is VII
All W pgaek seksukeen " Weston I IIolgmaass
atld1ki0n % t4e eity ~ Alk PoEat. S0ath Dakota.
an 40 Nlaek II lad 1aNn ia kI,e recorded nl.ss
zAekeoE Az.l silI se|l reai estate 81 e .a..e,,
seEe0I " mss ~ necessary II satisfy s4ili exsA
eNtlon Asia w. said sunl wiah interest AND L..
eaNinN costs a Eha highest bidder fnf cash ii
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
SUNDAY SERVICES
RAprIsT CHrJRcH


List Sunday evening Miss Annie
Psrranit 81 sioux Falls sang ii the
Baptist church. The solo was we'll
rendered and ioyed BY all
Next Sunday evening Miss Lillian
Ellis rho has just returned from the
Conservatory Of music 10 Kansas City,
Will sing. There will also be speci
music ~ the morning service.
The pastor will preach DO /, mor.in
and evening from the following .ubj &
Fhe law Of the Kingdom" and "Jesus
Christ our advocate.
Bible school 40 1880 4. m.
Prayer-Mseting Thursday Ut s D III.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Makes Way with His Ress, Money.

Wagner. Earl Potter, q young man
who had been staying around here for
couple ef weeks, was arrested at
Yanlxton and brought back to stand
trial upon complaint sworn out BY
John Maths, farmer, living south Of
town. charging Potter with having
stolen $40 Of his money. AT his pre-
liminary hearing he was bound over
under 2 5000 bond, in lieu of which
he was taken to Platte and placed in
jail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20

81 shlmbIe dlus VIII nees Win MsS.
l!Y H&zlel ~ Next Thursday afternoon.
SpN Afe lAzleall u attend
Nsea Epels DIVA dInneF pass
W y Fe0 friends iaSf spnaRy afternoon
'sez y 'apk N8Ik sloVn " tha woods.
lS safNFiss parry y siFz. Qalnnx 81
AsE bIftlE'iAy broke IN II II elork
AienazY nIkSt, III reported e1oa Tins.
sNa Vix'llnS hsi u ny feIuFKx u Ehs Slay
Htihi sase sltsg3 party III
fNN YfiKnNx FEIdsx sRsninr. II neInR
3s NlFIIldN} Eieh refreshments Nsfe
e|sS9 f0nslsIInB y 'sA efesNI &asl xslke.
s.la MI HA|<hIal ana hsf IIi1le
!S|IS.ssI N8iQfIk' VIA hSxS 6zsh x|Sil
lI'z 4 Y NNfnEFfe y fkusII2 fpf "
{Ez aHys returned " shelF Nene. NEAR
f'lx M FS|NsY
sI AAs hs|| zA|HS Ss sunday
..5ag' iNsi '<zsI Re ISXa r NF.
<zn's<1gS pssIHfs: Hhs haYH fIssf have
'a< s|'AS 'sf N|sRIaE zhss Wsss
SAs< NsElizksl ~ N'iES zhNY Fes
H0E|eSH HRV N.Y. AzI NNsF
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
METHODIST CHURCH.


IV'OU =. m. ,jIass meeting.
iO'SV =. M, presenting Dy The ptstor.
Subject, 'santitlcAtion
lls45 y. m.- Sunday school. Yuu need
70 KNOW more about the Word III
God. Why NOT learn it with us.9
100 d. 10. Epw0rsh League. Come
500 p NJ. Preaching BY the pastor.
Text, Thou shalt have nj other
gods but Me-" Ex. 20-S.
500 p, n. Thnrsday--Praye meetlne.
300 pm. sunday Afternoon, Preaching
~ Itichland
COME
You and your friends are aiwa, )
welcome.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
scientific 1nNesxfosfI afe

Camp Crock Hessrs 81. y Forbes.
W. q NNls EFnn1ons ana = y coaske
of the United States geological surs
vay. are Sow engaged IN NJ examinns
kion ut IT, land n this section At the
skAte: 81 sIeksrlalne whether II n more
yalnahIs kor coal s. Iof agricultural
PURPOSES WhiIs another party Il ~
Eaxsd q sl11iIsr v ssN N fhe eastern
parl vi Harding county near tha slim
MnttRR. The work IN preparatory III
ths NiAs&illNatia9 og hands IA Harding
A4a Perkins caA0kLSS TIL kh& soxS1n.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20

Centerville The city council, after
several months controversy, has pass
ed an ordinance to compel all patrons
OF the city water to install meters Pa
irons are divided In their opinions as
to the Justice 81 the ordinance, which
viii burden many small consumers of
limited means with IN expense III
from $40 % $50 to properly install the
meters
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20


There IL more catarrh In his section
Of the country than ali other 1isease.
put together, and nnAil the las. fsw
years WAS supposed TO be incarabie
For great many years doctors pro-
neunced Il leoas disease aud pre-.
scrtbed local remedies and by constant
II falling 70 cure With local treatmen.
pronounced II ineurable Science has
proven catarrn % be constitutional
disease ma there fore requires consti-
tutIonal treatment. Hail's Catarrh
Curs, manufactured Dy r j. Cheney 81
Co, Toledo, Ohio. i ths only constitu-
tlVna cure On the market. RI il taken
internally ID doses from 10 drops ton
teaspoonftI. "A acts directly Oh the
blood and mncons surfaces III the system
They offer one hundred d0llsrs for am
case IL falls 70 cure send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address n JsCheney & ON, 4 ledo,
Ohio. sold by drupg sts. s5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20

~ hagan transacted business here
last Friday.
Mrs 2 Brusseau of Sioux CITY Was 4
sunday visitor here.
Mr and Mrs. I. w. Collins au.oea 10
saiix. Ia, saturday.
Alex. Bernard transacted business IN
Sioux City Tuesday.
Fl, Anthier ~ E& Point wasa business
visitor here Monday
Mrs .las Gary is visiting relatives ii
Sioux City this week,
ht. and Mrs Nj. II. Authier were
Sioux Guy VISITORS Monday.
Fiosor Laileur was passenger IL the
Sioux City Friday afternoon.
Miss Eva Wilmarth IL ELK Point il j
gness Of Mrs. VIM. Storey this week.
Mrs 4. 4 Authier was Sioux city
visitor last Wednesday and Thursday.
= Y. Hagan and John HIttIe 81 sioux
City were Jefferson callers last Wednes.
day
ar aud Mrs. 4 q Fortier II SalIx.
W., we're Jefferson visitors LASS Wedpes.
aNy
Miss Helen Major 81 sioux CITY vas !
guest u Mrs. Elmer Chicome last sun
day
Ar ana Mfs Z. i. Laileur spent Sun.
DAY With relatives and friends ii salax,
Iowa.
Hiss Margaret Donly 81 sioux CITY Is
here visiting With hef aunt. Miss KATE
Donly
Ats. rs. Glel came home from sioux
eity Thursday evening after few days
STAY there
At and Mis-. i B. Fountain aud fam.
lly we're Sunday visitors with friends n
ElA Point.
Mss Hazsl Sweet came home SUNDAY
from Chicago after months visit there
with relatives
Hiss Pearl Beavers came home from
sionk City saturday 10 spend sunday
with her folks
MF| and Mes I.en Lampson Of sioux
Sity came 40 Sunday Tor short visit
with fAlatlves.
NJ. ana Ms Paul I.avridre and baby
- S|tf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Eight sleep III one -.

AoEdon ~ case of alleged nea.
aect % children BY their father i
waa stated Vt Guiiford thnk the moth
- AkAndna0thef And six children "a.
sNnlsa ene beA " single room.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20

Earl Mohf and HI H Chapman we're
Akron callers Mondsy evening
The new school beard Il having new.
HppF paa lnso me porsh scboolroom
Mis- Edish Gillian has been visiting
tlaN psst week u che McIsarAn home
Fefne Lily accompanied it's aunt
bone y ~ Joe and VII visit couple
y weeks
aF RrnneF leik Monday Afternoon for
PFsKie CIty ~ ! short visit with his
pkFshss
MIS- Hazel Butcher 81 Omaha is visit
FIX tIsis wreck * she home 81 her aunt.
Mr.. 9 II doyle.
x # spauldInS and son bike left
Sunday afternoon lor rip 10 into Da-
kela Is buy cattle
Rafaesse smith 81 Waterloo came sun.
Iay Re visit II HE home Il his aunt,
Mr. Nell MolFarlan
The Callahan Orchestra 81 Lacrosse.
Is.. Will plAS Il she opera house dance
Saturday Asie 5sh.
Conoliy aud 0lnsbach have taken :
piano agency ana Mlss Molly Avnas iii
ase lhssr store room ~ ! studio
Hlse nekl regular ,neetinv viii 81 1s,a
II hH allnreh JtIy assh s;ss..n H. csss. :.
NiII Is served EvefVbodv !. s.,v,,sa
~ s4.........s 80.
ss|e s.sal ' ss 'sS - sssN passea
~ 2s'| s' ''s''s s''s''sso1e aAa nasened
49, tfss4.s So.
s,'ls lss,.s,s $500 81 $3.50, 81 s''s s saso
na a.I.le 8 e. s..s 5.,.s 1870. Rs's' 800
zs@s4 kkss. ''' - '''s'ss y Y
se',..Z. '''.s te'1 9eF's'1 neA lass
''''s7sA y s''s nome " Mf Islof
ET@zs B s.''.. ..,.z s.s..'', ''''''''@ (" ~
Ks '''''s 8 IS ~. y
~ ". V MehF ensefsa'nea Mr.
' ~ ~ $500. 49, Y ''e''p aha MISS ''lllan
..s.',.,ss.s ~ ''''s aAaans paERX Ana
H's'''s 7''a '''ss q s''n W afternoon
'AEAsK.'a9 seems u BIZ the favotite day
1as fAlnA here lass Saturday afternoon
ase : sss1 qsAsy shower aecompAH't
''''e Y 's''' 8'l'' Y '!le Two miles north
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
PROGRAM


o*I|pss Every Friday evening begin.
l'li'K 3alx 2lst xn'l enaing October a0th.
3a Settlers pIvalc aAy, Tuesday VI
kHfnt0n August "
I'aA kArnns w Sunday alteruoons. III
e NEW NaroN0pa fleHs apxgo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20

The Mission Hill Farmers Elevator
company has declared dividend of 20
per cent.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-04-27
MOTHERS DAY.

AS a number Of inquiries have
been made recently regarding NJ 9TH
ers' Day. the following information
is given: Mothers day, which has
come to be one Of the special days
of the year all over this land,
had it's incipiency in Philadelphia
A young woman, Anna Jarvis, Crigi-
mated the idea of setting aside day
in memory of the dear, tender. sac
rificing mothers. She succeeded in
interesting Hon. John Wanamaker,
who is the president OF the Pcnrsyl-
vania Sunday School association. Mr..
Wanamaker took the initiative and
consequently the second Sunday in
the month OF May was named as
tie hest suited time for the obSer-
vance Of this day, and the spirit
ana sentiment has spread in d few
short Years, the length and breadth
Of cur land. Upon this day special
services are held in the churches :;
whl1e carnations and other white
flowers emblematic of love, purity
and charity are worn by nearly
everyone who reverences his liv-
ing mother, CT by all who revere
the memory of the dear one who he
crossed the Styx
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-04-27
TROJANS IN TROUBLE

There was a plethora of Trojan
profanity and wild jargon in the To-
cal Latin quarters Sunday. 1t seems
that some sentinel of Roman ances.
try started the large MINDLESS which
pulls the coal cars up the incline
onto the dumping platform and
forgot to stop it at the proper time
The car kept moving until it came
in contact with the works and de
molished the castings. The car
broke from its moorings and tobog-
gained down the incline at terrific
speed, colliding with other cars and
causing wreckage on all sides and il
will be some time before things will
be right at the coal chute. In the
meantime sundry Dago gentry are
in terror lest mandate of dismissal
come from some official higher up.
Nick Arnett, night ticket agent
who is an authority on Dago modes
and customs, states that when one
of that nationality is dismissed from
the service he simply washes his fac
and changes his name from Stephan
10 Josephio to Josephio Stephanio
and presto! He is hired again
Cut Bank Press.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-04-27
MUSICAL AND Re-
CITAL GREAT SUCCESS

The opera house was packed last
Friday evening at the musical and re-
cital by an attentive and enthusiasts
tic audience, who showed their APP
probation by Ourbursts OF applause
after eacn selection.
The entertainment was under the
direction OF Miss Grace K. Ru5hton,
music instructor OF the public school,
and was assisted by Mrs. Cooke,
and Miss Bernice Black of kalispell
Miss Rushtcn rendered vocal Sc
lections, Mrs. Cooke was accompan-
ist, and played several instrumental
numbers on the piano, and Miss
Black recited a number OF her choic
pieces. In ali it WIS a mos, pleas
ing entertainment, and the young
ladies received many compliment, 5
which were wei, merited
The p. O,1GNe will be used for
paying tor an organ that has bee2
used in the school for the past few
months IL giving, music lessons.