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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02
NOTICE
To Hand Separator Cream Patrons.

To Hand Separator Cream Patrons.
The Pure Food Commission has ruled
that creameries must not accept cream
over four days old, or twice each week,
during the cool weather from Novem-
Der LIST to May LIST, and that the cream
rust be well arriated at that. We
must comply with this ruling and our
patrons also.
Beginning on November LIST we will
take in cream on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday only. These are the only
days the creamery will be operated dur
ing the winter months up TO p. M.
Don't forget as we must abide by these
rules.
43w2 MINERAL POINT CREAMERY Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02

BE sure to read Burning Daylight.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02
Variety Store Changes Hands.

The Variety Store, which has been
successfully conducted in this city for
over a year by Messrs. Johnson and
Bouillon, is now controlled by S. G.
Norman Of Freeport, H.. and the new
proprietor has assumed active manage
ment Of the same.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02

Madison Democrat: To the good and
gentle Jenkin Lloyd Jones the sympa-
thy Of untold thousands will be extend
ed in this hour Of his greatest sorrow;
and scarcely less general viii be the
commiseration felt for the worthy son,
now editor Of the State Journal, in the
irreparable loss which ne has sustained
by the death Of cherished mother.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02
Dedicate |. o. o. F. Hall.

The Darlington Lodge, No. Ill, |. o.
Q. F., dedicated its new hall Wednes-
day, Oct. 25th. The building is two
stories high and S4x72 feet, built of
cement blocks. On the first floor is a
banquet hall and on the second lodge
room. Quite delegation from here
participated, including Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02

The GAINESVILLE Gazette of Tuesday
of this week is our authority for the
announcement that the Slack mine, To-
Gated near Mifflin and largely owned by
GAINESVILLE people, recently paid another
dividend of 10 per cent, the second in
the month of October.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02

The opening chapter of that much
talked Of story Burning Daylight, "
will appear soon in The Tribune Send
in your subscription now so you won't
miss any part Of it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02
NUMBER A
speeiaI Car for Loui,iana.

VIM. Stude, the husthng landlord of
the Globe hotel, has arraigned for a
specially equipped car to be run through
from this city to Alexander, Louisiana,
leaving here on Tuesday, Nov. Z. Sew
erai have decided on going thereon, and
any Others who desire to go should
consult Mr., Stude at once The fare
for the round trip will be $50. 80.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02
Recital Friday Evening.

The following program is announced
for the pipe organ recital to be held at
the Methodist Episcopal church on Fri
day evening of this week. with Mr.. j.
w. Anderson presiding at the organ:
March-The Bridal Train, G. P. Moore.
Serenade Pleasant Dreams Ripley.
Vocal solo-The Plains of Peace. ....
Bernard.
MISS Maud REYNOLDS
Lead Kindly light Transcription
j. A. West.
q. Bercause in A G.. Delbruck.
b. To Wild Rose ..... Mac Dowell
Her FIRST Appearance R. H. Davis.
MISS CATHERINE HUTCHINSON
Overture Rival ........... Pettee.
Largo from "Xerxes" Haendel
Vocal solo-Compassion r. L. Blowers.
MRS. GILBERT ARTHUR
Funeral March ..,........ Chopin.
Simple Confession Top. 25) F. F. Home.
La Cinquantaine- Wedding
Gabriel-Marie-
Admission 25 cents. Program viii
commence at O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1911-11-02

On the eighth page is published the
financial report Of the fair recently
held in this city Read it, Us instruc-
tive and interesting.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Sie-ber5eiben sic oos bortc 8ort!
-itngenncin gcfraBig mdren llto ME.
manoen neben lid buloeteit, ioDeit
Sic i'm init Sbren Wittelu peri6lin.
gen fonien!"
yaiir5iihtige!l" antportete Ser Sdl.
lenfroid,. rSas lit es geraoe. Siebit
Oh ocnn nift, mie iclbitIos ih bin
td) beltebe ia mr. nod ans Mnoeret!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
spab mub and ieiu.
8erfcbltc @arunng.

8ericbltc @arunng.
r8ic iinS Sic benn su Der 8itnbe
gefommcn2"
rIrilben am Sauie, no Die 9ah.
aedcrorbeiten gemadt peroen, biilg
cine Safel nit Der Iufi1rift: Dor.
liht!"-oie lit mir ari ben 8opf &c.
Tallelt."
1inblidI.
2iesdcn: $50 lit Die tobte Sante
iest, Moua?
Mama: SIN Simmell
SieSdlen: llno on bat lie nns nod
feline g~nlid)tsfarte geld)ift?
- ~ y
Wcim 3am6erfnnitlcr.
3ulibertiinitler: Mein @ebilfe
luirb ob,,c ollie SiilfSmittel erratben,
nicptel 5aare elmer Der anipelenoen
>3erren ouf Dem aopfe bat.
Gin Serr: @iepieI Saare babe
i6?
8ebiilfe: 3tpei @iaioncn bier.
bunoertief5ig Sauieno b%reibunoert.
brei.
3ouberfiinItIer: 8enn Sic nof,.
5abler, metn 5err, peroen Sic ieben,
bob es itimmt!
- - -
Gigene Hednmng.
@trtb: ~Sit nod Saienbraten
oa2"
n9eidJt me6r picl!"
nGtne gauge 9ortion2"
"Ssein, bOd)itens nod bret babel"
- - -
Innunce.
Gin Sausfneht ipirb geiiift. Sf.
terte nit 8ipsaboruf Der Sdnbe nno
Siibe 81 rihten an Den @aItmirtb
5ilm @iloen Shien.
- y y
ainSermnnS.
Der Batter: Sat Mama bid aeItern
beitraft, Sommie?
Der anabe: Sa, 9apa.
Der Batter: @ie bat iie bid be.
itraft?
Der anabe: Sd muBte i'm Sallie
bleiben, ipdbrenb iie lire Singitunoe
bate.
Cine 8eridtsisene.
Grdiioent: rslIio Ser @ngeflaate
bat Sbnen cine 3igarre angeboten,
als Sic Eolten itanben2"
3euge: DSawobl, Serr Gr6ii.
bent"
9rdiioent: Limb Sic baben 6ie
9iearre Suriifgetpieieu?"
3el'se: r3n sefebL Serr YrGii.
ocnt." |
Brdiioent: limb mas bat ser an.
geflagte oarauf eeldgt2"
3euae: rSie iinb elm Sdafsfopt
Serr ErGiiOent."
ShOnc Nnsiidt.
Srember: Ser YidoIo IoG midi
raiieren? Der miro mid bod nidt
ifneiben2"
0%orfbaoer: .Saben g mir fem
angit-ib bab' ibm iton elm itum.
pies Weiier seb'nl"
- - -
Scl6itloiisfeit.
yer Sdienfroid lab am liter,
ii6 auf uno frab Mfiide nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Ginfad)ite GrflGrnna.

10Y
Srember: Sic, als giirgermei.
tier, fperben mir iebenfaus iogen ton.
men, mesbalb es bieie Nadt urn 2 lib
IN unierer ndfIten Radbarifaft nit
allen 8loden geldiltet bat?"
9iirgermeiiter: r@abrideinlid
peil lie unten ge5ltpft baben."
8enane Mnsfnnit.
Chimes uno 3obes befinben iid
auf Der @anoerihaft. ltnterneas
Deroen lie bon einem YoIisiiten an.
gebalten, Der lie geraoe beim getteln
ertaspt.
Eoli5iit sum aObes: $50 pobnen
Sie?"
aobes: .Hiraenos."
9oli5iit gum Siinnes: Limb Sie?"
Siinnes: sd pobne Dam sesen.
iipper."
Grircnlid.
Game (5u ibrem a1rtider): .aber,
6rieorih. Sic boIen lid bente glbeno
lfon ben uterten Otter: Der @irth
nno Die Nadboribaft miiiien Sic ia
fir einen Sauier balten!"
antifer: % nein enGbige Srou
bic meinen, oas Bier lei fir oie
@naoige!"
- - y
8%erifnappt.
Hifter: nIngeflagter! Sic iinb
oes SolSoicbitabls iiberiiibrt poroell.
Sinh Sic bereits pegen anoerer Der.
geGen beitraft2"
Ingeflagter: ,gtein, Serr Nid.
ter. bis iebt bat mid. 8ott iei Ganf.
nod feiner ermiiht!"
- - -
Gbgcfertigt.
a.: y8euiert Sie benin Sbre Isett.
leibigfeit niht?"
g.: r9eidt beionocrs. 1os elm.
5ige ullangenebme an Der Sahe lit
oaB ie0er bnmme &erI oanaf fraat."
~ - -
Die Ginfalt.
8atte (org pcrihuloet): .9u, bas
neue Waodcn lit bod etmas ouunm!
Der miiiien mir fiinbigen!"
Srau: .stf nein-bie pabt ioaor
Iebr gut fir ms. Sic ersablt in
nllen Sdoen inS no Tie binfommt.
bob bel inns iait tdalih Der @cIbbrief.
trigger aus nno ein a%eht--fiir Sen
lie ndmlib Den 8eridtsuoa.
,ieber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
ySonocrbare" Sraunna.

- Ntt&AtL tAtlI L
ldlen Sorfe mar mebrere Sabre Der.
lobt gefpeien. gines Cages laate Ser
liinge Wann sll Dem W6oden: sd,
fam oid uidt beiratben. -. @arltm
penn nlht2"-.Sh babe mfrs al.
oerS iiberlegt. "--.8ut. Wan Ioa
nlemanoen 5ilr 2iebe 3pingcn. gber
tt min Dir iagen. mas mir MAIDEN
fpollcn, 8eun Die 2eute erfabren,
oaB on midi oufgegeben bait, Damn be.
fomme ih teincn anberen mebr. Ias
muBt on bod einieben. 3u befummIt
aber INNER cine mbere. 8ir rer.
Den alio aufgebotcn. inb rpenn Ser
Sod)5ettstag fommtt lno Der 9aitor
DID fragt: .8iuit on Slime Morie
Sdulten als ebefrau babeu2" 10
lagit on .Sa". ltnb menn er mid,
Damn fragt: .Wialt on Sobaun SD.
lebier gum Gbemam baben?" % loae
it) -stein". "--9arauf ging Sobann
Elm, oa or nidt idlml geru,g mar, cine
Iusrebe 81 iinoen. Der SodseitS.
tag fam. Der Taitor itcIte Die mid.
tige 6raae on Den grdutigam, rnb
oieier antiportete .Sa". Damn iragte
Der @eiitlidle Die Yraut: .8ialt on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Cine 8erihtsisene.
Sd6nc Nnsiidlt.

Srember: Ser YifoIo ioa mid
ralieren? Der miro mid bod niht
i1neioen2"
G%orfbaoer: .Saben g mir fein
angit-i6 bob ibm iton EN- itum.
pies Weiier eeb'nl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Sobann adiebier sum Gbemann ia.
benz" n1o Die 9railt al,tnortete ebcn.
talls n0as!" ingtc Der iungc
Wonn niitbeno, oon noateit oof
.ytein" lagen2-rS6 nei"", iagte
Die inn9e Srait, raber ib babe mfrs
nuncrS iibpr(pnt "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Sobonn adiebier gum Gbemonn ia.
benz" urb Die 9roit a~l1trportete ebcn.
fals rSo".-.@ as!" ln9tc Der iilnac
Wonn piitbeub, .bn nollteit bod,
.9fein" Iagen?"-rS SD nei"", iagtc
Die iun9e Srait, raber id babe Mrs
a1oers iiberlegt."
~ y -
Cine Gcrlc.
.5ofientliG iinb Sic pcrifrpieaen,
Iarie!"
ID, uno mie. Wohume! Sd gcbc
i~tbcrbanpt BLOB su Scrrid)aften, mos
mas 81 oerifppei9er gibt!"
- = -
Scibenssefdbrtcn.
8auner (trifft Den Sanogeridts.
prdiiocnten auf Der StraBe): ga,
Serr Eraiioent, penn iest ipieoer Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING ge1nbert miro,
oas miro wieoer Niibe foiten, ebe
mir 5ipei inns barauf eingearbeitet
baben."
- y ~
Mnf bent Sprfc.
griter Bauer: .Sebt it's abcr
3elt, baB nter balo ON anbern Epits
mciIter frieg'n."
3meiter Bauer: y@arum benn
nafa2"
Griter Bauer: r9toia-iioer iedS
Wfonat ban / iest foan pan3inga
Brief nlebr friagt!"
~ =
8efospf.
sic, @Gfter!"
.@as tit benn los?"
v@iiien Sizes ifon?-@as, Sic
i%piiien's nod nidt?"
(3er WGdter miro uotiirlih aui.
merriam, oa er pernuutbet, DAP in Ser
Ndbe e~inaebrofen porben: Sea,
mas benn9"
n@iiien Sic niht, mas he,.te itaht
gan5 i'm StiQen a,if Dem Marfte Dor.
gebt9"
Tim 8ottes niaen-ipas aeht
oenn por2 Sd fam ia INN ulein
Mmt fommen!"
rgta, Damn pollen mfrs Shnen i'm
@ertrauen iagen: Die &atbbaus.
llbr!"
~ y y
6ercingefallcn,
Gicnitmdbhen: nSrau Matbin,
Der Hapagei bat ihon mieoer cine
gan5e an3abl @orte seiproden."
&atbtn (5nr Game, Die ibr ebcn
einen geIuh abitattet): nSa, mein
Soffo lit iebr gelebrig. er laiiitt
ieoes Wort, mas mein lieber Iann
nit mir reoet; (sum 0ienitmdbfen):
mas bat err benn geiagt?"
9ienitmaohen: ralte Sf)afteI,
balt's Raul!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
&erihnappt.
Gbgefertigt.

a.: .8eniert Bic benin Sbre 5ctt.
leibigfeit nitt?"
o.: rNibt beionoers. Ios elm.
5ige llnangenebme an Der Sahe lit
oaB ieoer onmme &erl oanah fraat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Scl6itlpiiafeit.

yer Sdienfroid lab am liter,
blabte lid auf unb frab Miife INN
Wiide.
.Grlouben glter acknowledgement, "
Iagte Die Grille, Die iib auf einem
naben Saline iflpans. Isle iagen I'M.
mer, Sic ieien 10 ieIbitlos, iino es
ma6t mir bod ben ginbrud, als OBJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

lftaltoeft liebet ltd) DllloetelL lofpeit
Sic i'm init Sbren Mittell1 peri6lin.
gen fomienl"
yaiir5iidtige!l" onttportete Ser Sdl.
ienfroid. r0as lit es geraoe. Siebit
ocnn nid)t, mie iclbitlos ih bin
td9 beltebe ia MIR nod ans Inoeret!"
- y -
Gin originates SciratbSscimd
iid IN t;ncta icGiijc5cn Slottc:
SD piinith' in &jcie bon l;iti.,rcr
glrt,
gtld)t altSa plump, nidt oISt cart,
sttd1t alliu Jung, midi n,iNi oil,
Hidt allju hcib. nid;t all5il ioii,
Hld)t aa5u grob, nidt aa3u Helm,
ytif1t aa5u hart, niht alf3lt iuc;d,,
gtlht all5u arm, nid1t oa,lt reid,
9id,t alsu fiibn, rtid,t oasu BIOS,
gtidlt olsu frei ilift oll,l irrnb,
Nid1t all5u fling. nid)t aa3u bumm,
9ttbt alSu lniit, nid,t aqsu Ituml:l.
Sh ipunlb' Elm 8eib, oas mid als
Wann
gts III oas Glter lieben fam.
Nlt)t cines. oas an glbnen reid,
ytrr mir an 8nt uno Dilute aleid,;
Gin Weib oas fiir Die Suaenb
brennt.
Htdt aQe feline @oben fenut:
Yin Weib, oas, mas lie aud be.
gebret,
Suerlt oes Mannes 8iQen ebret,
Sas NIT Der @irtbidoit rpobI Der.
traut
Stefs auf ben Hubm Der Slide
ihaut,
Gin @eib, als arone fir Sen
Mann.
Die iammeln uno mas iporen
fam,
auf's @obl 6es Sauies mi be.
baft,
Ntdt naidt unb feline S6uloen
maht.
Gin @eib, bas iid altf's Saus Be.
ibr1nft
limb nidt BLOB an geraniiaen
benft.
Ni6t balo I'M Staat uno boIo inn
Sdmus,
Nur Soi !tags gl1i5t in Sitter.
Gin @eib, bas Sdmdden iiber.
iiebt
limb ieIbit aus ltnfraut Sonia
5iebt.
Sas lieber llnreft trGat als tb,it,
Hno ME perliert ben beitren Muth.
gtn Wetb, oaS tbeileno Sreuo uno
2eio, 81 AZ
Sbr grob iBt nit 3nirieoenbeit.
Seioer bat Der nelterfabrene, menu
tiid3 ettpaS grobe Heoafteur aleid
lin5u gebidtet:
Soat'it on elm ioIdes @eiblein
finoen, rff3A
90 wiiroeit bn mid lebr Der.
binben, aLa
@ettr on mir iagteit: pie uno ipo?
Senn ale iet' gen iino nidt 10.
y SIS
SdlnRfOlserrna
Ser feline Sligo: yNlttcr, ipeibt
u, oriiben BEL YaronS it oher a,,,h
Hes aoelig, iosar bas 3ciier bei6t
Ct tbnen .pon Sdnc". nUuf.
Nenc GusnItmng.
Die @emeinoe Sdlaubaulen bat,
m Der droniihen S~inan3miiere an
an einem bon Sourilten
.arf freauentirten areusunaspunft
@egpeiier anbringen IaIien.
Yerielbe lit in einem 8aiten einae.
bloiien, Der iif mad ginfu,,rf zines
'ebnpfennigitiides oiinet uno sic
..iIfldriften Der peridieoer,en grme
rfennen IGBt.
2ieber Jrit:
On telegrapbierit mir, baB BEL sir
n r%ei5enoer S6reibengeI onaefom.
zen lei. 9arf id Dir nun All einem
etnen Slinger, einem Sdrei.benael,
Der 81 elmer biibif,en Maihinen,
9reiberin, einem Shreib.enaeI, ara.
lllerenE 9ein Garl.
- = =
Simmer @oridlnf.
"Waden Sic bod fein 10 miiepe.
tges 8eiiht, morgen lit ia ser
rGben besbalb! Rein 8ebolt
tegt g~roBtentbeiIs INNER Der
bef. - Weggenoorier 0ldtter."
- - y
pSonocrbare" Srannna.
Gin iunges Gaar in einem idIeii.
)en Sorfe mar mebrere Sabre Der.
bt gefpelen. Gines Cages laate Ser /
nge Wann 5n Dem Wabdcn: .Sh
mi oib uid)t beiratben. - @arum
mn niht2"-.Sb babe mfrs an.
RS iiberlegt. -. 8ut. Wan IoQ
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
Eiks Pass 200 Mark

The "Bast People On Earth" for several
weeks have becn steadily adding to the
membership o: the local herd. and with
the meeting next Tuesday night Rocky
Ford Lodge No. ll4z. B. p. o. E, will
have few over 200 members-a most
creditable showing for a lodge just two
years old. Preparations are under way
to fitly celebrate the passing of the 200
mark on next Tuesday night. and as this
will also be the last time that Exalted
Ruler Sprinkler and his able lleutenants
will! have official charge Of initistory
work-for which they are justly famous
throughout the state-the meeting OF
Tuesday. March %. will be doubly COM
memoratiye in local Elkdom. and they'll
all be out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
FIRE ALARMS
But Very Little Damage from the
BIaZes.

In the dead of night last Thursday an
alarm Of fire called the department to the
Goodner foundry. where the overheated
chimney Of the brass furnace had set fire
to the adjacent framework. The flames
were merriy chasing about the rafters
before r&e department got down to busi-
ness. but it it didn't take long to get them
under control and subdue the fire.
A couple Of hours after the weary
firemen had returned to their homes the
blaze again broke out and they had to
make the second trip to foundry. where
the flames were quelled even more quick
ly than al first
The resultant damage was small. as
the fire did not reach the pattern depart
ment, and few new rafters and some
sheeting will make the furnace room as
good as new.
The fire department was again called
out on Tuesday morning to quell blaze
in a shed adjoining Henry Meyers new
house at Thirteenth and Swink avenue
1t is estimated that $40 will cover the
damage at this last fire.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
First Game of the Season

The base ball season is at hand and
the first game on the local diamond will
take place this afternoon, wind and wea-
ther permitting. The eontesting teams
are the High School and All Star AggIes
and a hot game is looked for. The stores
will be closed for a couple of hours to
allow everyone to attend. Game called
at 2 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
SERIAL 40. UIcaI
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Inter

March {. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Earle 2. Ben-
nett. of Rocky Fnrfi. Colorado, VINO. on Feb
riInry IL, 1906 made Homestead Entry No.
ijIplpSeFInl No. ClUg2. for NWh. section u
Township gaS. Range 56w. 9Th =. Meridian,
has He'd notice OF Intention to make Final
fVe year proof. to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before the Clers OF the DIS
trict Court. at La Junta. Colorado, on the lith
day Of April. 1911.
Claimant names 10 witncSscs: ElWtn q
RocknfcIlcr John II. wassDn, John H. sea
man, William l.. Caldwell. all OF Rocky foth'
Colo.
Not coal land. .gp
s. A. ABBEY, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
W. C. T. II. NOTES.

Don't forget the High school essay con-
test in the Baptist church Tuesday. March
%. A good band will furnish the music
and every body is invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24
L.inemen Are BUSY

The eonstru" ton crew Of the Colorado
Telephone c ;ame up from La Junta
last Friday and is busily engaged in plac-
ing the new ca Die. Of which it is estimated
there will be $4,000 feet Installed in this
city
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

Melted Gem Cantaloupe Seed for Sale.
Selected personally by the late Geo. W.
Swlnk. No. /. LOO; No. 2, rs cts. per
pound. The SwInk Estate. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

The Woman's Industrial Union of the
Baptist Church will give a chicken pie
dinner at K. p. Hall on election day. April
4. Will begin 70 serve dinner at | !
o'clock
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

Summer union suits sl.oo to $3.50 at
the ToRgery Shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

For Sale-Crown Organ and household
goods. Ms. Naomi Frey, +oe North
Seventh street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

Holeproof socks. The kind you don't
have 10 darn. The Toggery Shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

Don't forget the chicken pie dinner en-
election day at K. p. Hall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-03-24

Wanted.-Furnished House or two or
three furnished rooms, by young married
couple. Inquire at this Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

You are not experimenting on your
self when you take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for a cold as that
prepar alton has won q great reputs.
ton and extensive sale by its rem ark.
able cures of colds, and can always
be depended upon. Iii equally vslu'
able for adults and children and may
be given to young children with i'm.
plicit confidence ss It contains no
harmful drug. Sold by all dealers. "
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25
Convict Will Be Witness.

BILLINGS, Oct. 16.-Jerome McIn.
tosh, a convict from the state prison,
was brought here this morning to be
used in the case against William
White, who will face Judge Pierson
tomorrow on q horse.stealing charge.
The men were pals, and with q third,
who was neve captured, are said to
to have hired three horses here more
than q year ago and started, accord
ing to the sheriff, to Belt to hold up a
bank. They were trailed by officers,
and Mcintosh, the leader was shot
from his horse in Fergus county. He
pleaded guilty when arranged, and
al given q three.year sentence.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

Biliousness Is due to a disordered
condition of the stomach. Chamber.
lain's Tablets are essentia ally q
stoma ch medicine, intended especially
to act on that organ; to cleanse it,
strengthen it, tone and invigorate It, to
regulate the liver and to Danish bill.
iousness positively and effectually
For sale by ell dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

CASCADE, Oct. 17.-Frank Walnum
of this city had sold to the Rocky
Mountain Elevator company 1856
bushels OF fax which he threshed from
20 acres of ground, making an average
Of Is bushels to the acre. This is the
largest yield yet reported In this Sec
ton. The entire product of Mr..
Walnum's field was sold at S2.06 a
bushel.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

The best plaster. A piece Of flannel
dampened with Cham erlain's Lini-
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior to a plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale
by all dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

Lame back Is one Of the most com
mon forms of muscular rheum atism.
A few applications of Chamberlain's
Liniment will give relief. For sale by
all dealers. II
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

Wv
of the season was closed yesterday by
the purchase of about 5,400 head from
the Benton Sheep company to c. J.
Mcnamara, OF Big Sandy. The pur'
chase price is reported to be 81. 80 per
head.
A petition was officially filed in the
county clerks Office today, by which
Havre is placed in nomination as a
candid ate for the county seal of the
proposed new county of Hill. This
action vas necessary to secure q place
on the official ballot.
A. A. Campbell, travelling repre-
sentative of the Helena Rec ord, was
among the arrivals today. Mr.. Camp
bell was q member of the River Press
staff about twenty years ago, and has
q wide acquaintance among old-time
residents of this vicinity.
]. Frank Duntley, a former resident
OF this city has been bound over to the
district court OF Cascade county, on a
charge of stealing about 800 worth Of
fax seed, the property of George
Hunter, of the HiRhwood country
The accused has given his name q:
Wallace, and also appears on the com
plant as Dundley.
Advices from helena are to the ef'
feet that, pursuant to the recent deci'
sion OF the supreme court, . writ o
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25
LEGAL BLANKS.

RIVER PRESS Fort Benton
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-05-19
The Modern Drug Co.

AS evidence that a large amount of
liquor is being consumed in the dry
county of Bear Lake, we will state
that one liquor dealer shipped into
this county during the month of
August last year IS ten-gallon kegs
of whiskey, to 18 different individu-
ais, not one of whom held govern
ment license. If any one doubts this
statement we can furnish them
the name of the dealer, who stands
ready to submit his order book as
proof that the sales were made.
v The Bear Lake Power Co.'S plant
up Paris canyon, which was damag-
ed by lightning last Sunday night, is
still out of commission, awaiting the
arrival of new coils from Omaha.
Montpelier is being supplied with
light from the Georgetown plant, but
as there is not sufficient power there
to supply the entire system, the pat
rbns on the west side of the valley
have had to resort ITO their old oil
lhnps. It is thought that the plant
Will be in operation again by tenor
toS night.