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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
QUIET WEDDING
HELD YESTERDAY

Keeping their plans profound
secret from al but their immedi-
ate friends and relatives, Miss
Grace Thompson and VIM. w.
Walker went to Miles City Tues
day morning and were quitely
married on Thursday. While
the engagement of the couple
had been known to many for
some months past the date of
their wedding had not been
announced and the quiet service
yesterday will come as a surprise
to their many friends here. The
bride is q daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Westley Thompson of Eka-
laka and has been very popular
among the younger sex during
her residence here which extends
back to childhood. She is
we'll known as a young lady of
pleasing dispositions and num-
bers Re friends by her acquaint-
ances. The groom has been a
resident Of this section for a
number of years and needs no
introduction to the people of this
part of the country. billie" is
an industrious and upright young
man and has a host of friends
rat viii, bc glad to near of his
embarkment on the sea of matri- |
mony. The happy couple will
arrive in Ekalaka tomorrow and
after a few days visit will leave
for the Maxwell ranch on O'Fal-
lon creek where they will make
their home. The Eagle joins in
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker a
long and successful married life.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02

Jack Strauser blew in from his
ranch on Spring creek yesterday.
: A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Hedges on Monday of
this week.
A. J. Breckenridge spent Tues
day in town from his ranch on
the Baker road.
Miss Kirby Kimble was spend
ing few days in town this week
from Powder river.
Cheap Cash Price at Ekalaka
Meat Market Commencing June
1st. Come in and see.
c. K. Putnam reports the
planting of 20 acres of flax on
his farmstead this week.
W. E. Rounds was in town to-
day from his ranch on Beaver
creek and made this office 2
pleasant call and also increased
the size of our pocket book bv
entering his name on our sub
scription list.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
YOUNG COUPLE
ARE MARRIED

Cards have been received an.
nouncing the marriage of John F.
Divine and Miss Anna F. Olser
Which happy event occurred in
Minneapolis, Minn., on Monday,
May %, 1911. The young couple
Immediately left on a honeymoon
trip through the east where thew
will visit many of the larger
cities before returning to make
their home at Marmarth, N. D..
The bride is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. S. Olsen of Bever
creek and has been very popular
among the younger set during
her residence here. She has been
engaged in school teaching for
the past four years in this Sec
ton and has a host of friends.
The groom is we'll known bus
mess man of Marmarth where
IN partnership with Mr.. C.Criger
IS conducting an up-to-date ladies
and gents furnishing store. Prev
lously to moving to Marmarth
ne was engaged in the same
business at Camp Crook where
ne spent several years. The
contracting parties are we'll
known and their friends, who
are numbered by all who know
them, join in extending their
congratulations and in wishing
them a long life Of happiness
and prosperity. They will be at
home to their many friends at
Marmarth after June goth. !
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Fire Department Holds Meeting On
Wednesday Evening in
Fire Hall.

The Ekalaka Fire Department
held its regular monthly meeting
In the fire hall Wednesday eve.
ming. This being the time for
election of new officers and re.
port of committees for the year.
much business was gone over
and transacted during the eve
ming. The books Of the Secre-
ary-Treasurer were examined
by the auditing committee and
found to be in first class condit-
ion and this officer commended
on the work he had done the
past year. The new officers
nominated and elected to serve
tor the ensuing year were as fol-
|lCws:-
President, w. H. Peck.
Vice Pres, A. w. Lucas.
Sec-Treas., c.. K. Putnam.
Chief, Martin F. Cary.
Captain, Edward Cary.
Engineer, 0. A. Dahl,
Directors, W. H. Peck, T. J.
Martin, 0. A. Dahl.
The members tc act "a tt.. f.
|ferent standing committees will
>e appointed by the President at
he regular meeting in June.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
|HlRD WEDDING
in A WEEK

At the home of Judge ]. F.
ale, Wednesday evening May
th, occurred the marriage of
E. Lambert and Mrs. Laura
Hatton, two we'll known :esi-
nts of Lame Jones creek. The
remony was performed by
dge Yale in the presence of
1ly a few friends. The brile-
DOM has a ccmodious ranchon
me Jones where they will
axe their future home. Tie
.gle joins in wishing them sur
IS and prosperity.
Jack Schneider was in town
I'M his ranch yesterday.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02

Charley Clark of Baker was q
visitor in town Saturday, having
arrived from a trip to SturciS,
S. D., where he went to get his
daughters who have been attend
ing school there the past term.
At the special election of the
electors within the fire district
yesterday, on the bonding quest
ION, 28 votes were cast, all being
for bonds". This looks as if
there can be no opposition to the
move on the part of the fire
company in regards to going a.
head with the work. If the
bonds can now be sold the money
thus secured will be used in pay
ing off the outstanding indebted
ness of the department and also
for finishing up the present fire
hall. AS soon as the assessed
valueation within this fire district
can be ascertained from the coun-
ty assessor the bonds will be at,-
vertised for sale.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-06-02
THE LOCAL LAYOUT
The Happenings of The Week In
Town As Seen By The
Eagle Reporter.

Geo. Bickle and wife who hav,
been visiting with Mrs. Amo.
Lambert, returned to their rancl
Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Lambert left Wed
nesday for Rochester, Mimi
where she will consult with the
Mayo Bros.
Harve Massengale made fna
proof on his desert claim before
U. S. Commissioner Dworshak
Tuesday.
H. l.. Cory returned to Miles
City last Saturday morning, &C.
companied by his brother Judson
who will spend about a week at
the county seat on business
matters.
Mrs. Brewer and son Steven
left "Wednesday for Baker from
where Mrs. Brewer will continue
her journey to Chicago to visit
her daughter, while Steve will
return home.
Chas. Clark arrived Saturday
IN his auto accompanied by Mrs.
K. }. McNish and daughter Miss
Florence. They left Monday for
a few days visit with Mrs. Loula
Baird near Baker.
Steve Brewer, Charley Parks,
Amos Lambert Sr., Joe Schults
and Chas. Whitney will leave
Monday for the Bradshaw ranch
where they will be engaged in
shearing sheep for some time.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Albert of Beaver creek
passed away last Sunday, at the
age of two weeks. The sympa-
thy of the community is extend
ed to the parents in their bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Barlow
We're visitors in town last week
from Miles City. Mr.. Barlow
came down to demonstrate to
the people of this territory the
workings of the big gas tractor
at the w. H. Peck store, He is
the representative of the Mimi
eapolis Threshing Machine Co.
for this section of the country.
THE Miles City STAR" the
new county seat daily has made
It's appearance and the first copy
reached our exchange table last
week. It is a bright newsy
sheet, we'll patronized by the
Miles City advertisers and starts
1T with a most promising out
ook for the future. Here's hop
ng it a long life of success and
prosperity.
The Baker ball team under
of DR.. Potterton will
woop down upon the Ekalaka
Joys next Sunday. This is the
lrst game of the season on the
lome grounds and no doubt a
arge crowd of rooters and fans
viii turn out to witness the bat
lie. The home team here is
Without a good pitcher and may
ave some trouble in keeping
own the score but then you 1
ant tell. Turn out anyhow and
i've the boys a good gate receipt. I
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
WlLBY'S CONTINENTAL TOUR

Thomas w. Willy. OF New York, ac.
knoWledged the best informed man on
foreign roads and foreign tours, and
II OF Americas experts on roads in
this country, is now sojourning at Lake
George, preliminary to his tour Owe.
the United States. which will com e.
nlence on August 18th.
On that date Mr.. Wildly, accompanied
by his wife, will start IRON the inetrop-
oils on a Our TO San Francisco. going
from there to the Mexican border and
returning to Los Angeles via Arizona
and New Mexico. The homeward trip
VIII be made over the famous Sante
Fe trail TO Kansas City and st. Louis.
Mr.. Willy will then go southwark.
reaching Washington. and then coming
shoreward to New York.
The entire trip is TO be taken under
the auspices Of the Touring Club o.
America. and the observation-disclosures VIII
carefully map out the tour. Mr.. Wildly
is a special agent of the L.. S. A. de-
partment Of good roads. The trip is
scheduled to be made in seventy DAYS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
THE CLUB BUGLE APPEARS,

The first issue of the new official
publication of the New Jersey Auto
mobile and Motor Club. called the Clu1
Bugle, made its appearance this weel,
and a copy was mailed to each member
of the organization.
The paper is edited by Harry NJ
konwiser. who last year SO ably con
Quoted the publicity department of til,
club and who now has charge of its
touring information bureau. Mr.. Kon
wiser certainly deserves a great deai
of credit for the general makeup and
appearance of the new paper and tn.
snappy news it contains.
The Club Bugle will be issued every
three weeks and will contain all club
notices and announcements. general
automobiling news. road notes, touring
information and items of interest tu
the motor car owner. 1t will be sen.
free to each one Of the twenty-iv-
hundred members of the club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
ElGlN O A RACE ENTRIES.

Entries for the Elgin National Stock
Chassis road races will close today,
n Il great many at-the-last-moment
entries are looked for for this great
Illinois event. This year the announce
ment of probable entrants has beer
delayed because of the uncertainty of
the control of racing. To date thirty
two entries for the -four events have
been received.
AS is usual in all important events.
accessory manufacturers have come
forward literally with offers of cash.
bonuses and nearly $500 to be dis
trlbuted to successful competitors in
addition to the regular trophies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
BIC CLAM BAKE
HELD TO-DAY At
PORT-AU-PECk
Automobiles Take a Day Off
and Hold Social Run to
the Shrewsbury.

The members and friends of the New
Jersey Automobile and Motor Club Will
today take. part Ia the second social
club run Of the season arranged for
by the contest committee of the clubs
under the chairmanship Of Clarence
Z. Fisher.
Some three weeks ago a run was held
With the clubs country home at Lake
Apshawa as the objective point that
was so successful and enjoyable that
Chairman Fisher decided to give the
members another chance to enjoy a So
cial gathering. and so arranged for an
old fashioned clambake and shore din
ner at WardelI's. on the Shrewsbury
river. port-au-Peck.
Many members of the big automobile
club have signified their intention 10
be present and q large gathering is
looked for.
Mr.. Fisher announced that his COM
mittee would hold several other vents
before the snow flies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
PORT JEFFERSON HILL CLIMB

The sceuDd annual hill climb of the
Automobile Club, of Port jefferson,
viii be held ON September 8. at Port
Jefferson, Long island. Among the
cars entered are three Pope-Hart-
fords. three Fords. three big Knox
cars OF six cylinders each; two Knox
four cylinders. and two Knox machines
that viii be driven by amateurs. Also.
there are two Coles and a Metz. The
Alec company has promised to enter
as well. From the residents of Suffolk
and Nassau counties is expected a
squadron of private-owned cars for the
amateur events.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
ROAD CONFERENCE AT
SPRING LAKE TODAY,

The road conference called by Mayor
Appleby, OF Asbury Park. is being held
today at the New Monmouth Hotel. in
Spring Lake, and has attracted the at
tention of motorists and road-makers
and users everywhere, The chief topic
of discussion will be a better system,
of maintaining the roads of this state
and methods to arrest the disin-
t~egration of New Jerseys road sys-
TEN that is now going ON 50 rapidly.
The motorists are taking a keen in
terest In the conference, and both Local
automobile clubs have sell delegations
to Spring Lake. The New Jersey Auto
mobile and Motor Club is represented
by J. II. Parker. or the road conf
mlttee, and a delegation Of several
others. President w. L. Turton, of the
Newark Meter Club headed a rarty
from that organization.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
LAST SHOW IN GARDEN.


While no definite announcement has
been made as vet of the decorative
plans for the Twelfth National Auto
mobile Show, il is said by those in
charge that it Will. surpass anything
ever before attempted for amy exhibl-
ton held in Madison Square Garden
Or anywhere in this country. The rea-
son for this is that the forthcoming
exhibition, which will run from January
6 to 20, will not only be the last au-
tomobile show in tine famous strue-
ture. but it will be positively the last
show to be held in the Garden. 1t is
therefore fitting hat the farewell eX-
hibition be given a gorgeous display to
give old patrons a spectacle which
will be cherished by them in memor
of the building which has housed ma
tionally famous functions and Which
now is 10 be torn down To make way
for an office building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19

\ new bridge between Old Saybrool
and Old Lyme. in Connecticut, viii be
opened ON August "a. This bridge.
which spans the mouth of the Con-
necticut river, will be a great con
venience TO motorists. who now have
to use a ferry between these towns.
"A Cunningham car viii do the pace
making for the Glidden tour through
the South,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19

AUTOMOBILE NEWS.


Mr.. %Langborne, of the White Motor
Car Company, of sd Broad street,
made delivery of a three-ton White
truck yesterday to Rolfe Building Ma
tcrials Company. of New runswlck.
Manager o'Neil, of the O'Neil Motor
Car Company, Of Halsey street, agents
for the Paterson car. stated yesterday
that he expected the 1872 models of the
Paterson to arrive next week.
The Hartford tire pump has filled a
long-felt want OF the motorists, and
the demand for this article is on the
increase. {. l.. Williams. Of 81 Halsey
street and 81 Broad street, is
handling it.
1t did not take Manager Joseph Bell,
Of the Buick Company. long to get into
harness again after returning from
his vacation this week. for yesterday
he made the following Buick sales: \
Model q to George f. Moore. of Noun
tain View: "a Model SO TO Andrew
Burgess, of Newark; a Model 81 to
AiflliN W tt1tls VI ANtWdlRs anu II Slbutl
26 to A. j. Davenport, of Bogota.
The board of trustees of the New
Jersey Automobile and Motor club
will meet at the clubhouse in Park
place next Tuesday at noon fes the
transaction of business. A large num-
Der of new members viii be elected.
The bureau Of tours of the Auto
mobile Club of America announces the
following detour necessary between
Tarrytown INC ossining: After leaving
Tarrytown. instead of taking left fork
at church take right one. which leads
up hill. Follow on Bedford road
through the estate of John d. Rookie
Teller to Pocantico village. 16 miles.
Cross railroad. turn left. follow mac
adam. Al crossroads. Al miles, turn
left, cross railroad danger, 40 miles.
Bear left to Briarcliff; at church. SIS
miles, turn left up hill. At top of hill
turn right, SO miles. Bear left. then
right going down hill and then straight
ahead. passing a chapel on right. 7.3
miles. Take right fork. rs miles. using
~precaution. Bear left and at foot of
hill take left fork, So miles. Turn
right into S. Highland avenue to Os-
shining, 81 miles.
Despite the fact that Johnny jenkins
in a stock Cole 80 had to run his car
into Il ditch 10 avert running down a
careless spectator at the Worcester
Dead Horse Hill climb, who walked
directly into the path Of the swift
moving Cole. Jenkins won first place
in both the stock and non-stock events
of his class on this hill. lowering the
record of the hill for ears of from 231
TO 200 piston displacement by over
eight seconds.
Motorists are fast realizing that the
shock absorber on the motorcar is not
a luxury only. but a necessity. The
demand for Truffault-H Hartford shock
a%bsorbers has kept pace with the
motoring industry. and the driver of a
car nowadays insists upon having
them on his machine. Manager Smith,
of the local branch, is fitting up hun
dreds of cars every week with Truf-
fault artfords.
The Roads Committee of the New
Jersey Automobile and Motor club.
placed a contract this week for t.00o
directionary signs. to he placed at
er~oss-roads throughout the State.
hofer Company, still keeps very busy,
having disposed of several Thore Jack
son cars this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
COMING AUTO EVENTS.

7 August l9-Club run and shore
! dinner at Port-au-Peck. New
] Jersey Automobile and Motor
] Club.
! August s5-26~Natonal stoa4
J chassi road races, Chicago
! Motor Club, Elgin, III.
. September Truck reliability
I contest, Chicago.
September Pa Races At
: Brighton Beach.
September 2-4-Race meet. In
!. dianapolis speedway.
. September f. Track races,
. Denver, Colo.
! September 1-S-Races, Phila-
. delphia Automobile Trade Asso.
. citation.
September 7-s-9 Race meet.
/. Minneapolis, MINI.
September 9-Hill Climb. Port
! jefferson, l.. l..
September 9-Grand Prix OF
Italy, at Bologna, Italy.
September 10-Outing at Feuer-
bach's Park. Halsey street auto
dealers.
September 12-13-Track races.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
September 16--Race meet. syria.
cuse.
September 21-Road race.
Lowell.
September SQ-Road race. Riv-
erhead, l.. J.
October S--Track races Dan
bury, Conn.
November 27-vsnderbit cup
race, Savannah.
November 39-Grand prize race.
Savannah a.;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
HALSFY STREET OUTING.

The automobile dealers IN cars anI
accessories are going to hold an 90
ing ON September 10. when a dinner
and games viii be enjoyed at Feuer-
bach's Park. Tho cars Will start from
Halsey street at 9 a. m. and viii go Ia
the park in a body. Prizes will b.
given to The winners Of the various
events on the program aud the affair
viii end w WIFI q grand baseball game
between the cast side Of Halssy street
and those dealers whose pieces Of bust
ness is located on the west side Of tn
street. The committee having the a..
fair IN charge Is JACK Moran, Geonrey
simon aud L. 0Brien.
The evening world., 1911-07-28

into the big league under an assumed
name, but there are some. Eddie Col
Inns, the star second-sacker OF the Ath-
letlcs. while going to Columbia Col
lege. played part of "a season for Con-
ME Mack under the name OF "Sulli.
van" There are very few fans to-day
who know that Sullivan, the former
Athletics substitute. IL none other than
Eddie Collins, the star. Sammy Strang
Is another player who broke into the
league under an assumed name. lie
was playing professional ball at Knox
vile. Tenn. under the name OF Strang.
and was playing football in the
winter at the University Of Tennessee
under the name Of Nicklln. When he
got into the big league the name OF
'strang" stuck to him. and he could
never get rid Of It. Sirang was his
mothers maiden name.
While Jack WARRIOR does not pose as
a collegian, he is n Of the big league
athletes who recovered his name after
heving played under an alias. For sew.
eral years he pitched under che name
OF Flynn in the minor leagues, but
when he struck fast company no got
back his real name OF Warhop.
The evening world., 1911-07-28
st. Louis Attendance
Record Expected to Be
Broken by the Giants

ended In an even split. two games to
two. and the resident team worked ans
Roger Bresnahan and ans Harry Sallec.
Roger hurt his throwing hand In the
second show In New York last week
and Jack Bliss was on duty In the Gin.
cinnati game Sunday. as we'll - In
four scraps with the Phillies.
B%resnahan has high hopes Of getting
back on duty to-day. In fact, the Duke
Is anxious to show In all four bouts
against his old pals. The Cardinals,
although In the thiG OF the pennart
night. were forced back into the second
division yesterday and Bresnahan Is out
to land back In the fat four" and to
get there the Giants must be whipped.
Saliee was a victor in his game In
New York. He came back Sunday by
taking a fall out OF Clark Grlfnth's
ginks. He has had four days rest and
should be at his best to-day. Then the
Indications are that the elongated south
paw Will go back to the firing line in the
getaway day bill Monday.
ms means Bill Steele, the sn,,ter
o-morrow and one OF the Juveniles
Sunday most likely, as Bob Harmon has
been working overtime lately and ap-
pears to have earned a rest. He took
the mighty Alexander's measure Nom
lay, wound up for Geyer Wednesday
ana worked the first six innings yester.
day. ~
Ihird Baseman Mowrey.. B~resnahan.s
only cripple. aside from himself IA IN
trim for service. but Wallace Smith
the Calgary kiddo. is going such great
guns on third that he will probably pe
Kept In the game so long as the team
continues to shine. Smith whaled Alex
ander n Moore. Charley Dooin's two
pest pets, Tor home runs in the Phila-
delphia series n wal there with four
spicy games on third on the side.
With the possible exception Of Third
Baseman Doyle OF the Chicago Guns.
smith Is unauestionably the best debu-
tahte TO bob up this season. He is a
whale or a fellow. practically tho hiy-
sest man en- the Cardinals, and sim n.
rast on his feet as any memhor ~
Bresnahan's family.
Tho Phillies left for Chicago la ,
nIght In a badly crippled condition
win sherwood Masee standing su,.
pvnued Tor the season. Jack THU. hob
GINS around on one leg and Skipper
IA e Doom In the Frisco Hospital
SUIT OF his collision with Centreas,ds-
Cakes OF the Cardinals at the boma
pate, as an attempted double steal was
gong through In Wednesdays game AT
League Park. tho Phillies are hardly
physically mt to make Il very intercs,,
ing Tor the Cubs. the team that mus,
ne headed on II McGraw, BresSahao
ciarke or Dooin is to take the cham,
pohship away from Frank Leroy
nance Then. as Alexander o~ficiated
IN W games here. he will probahIv
make blu one appearance In Chicago
81. Louis Is dippy over the Eam.s
with the Giants, and II tho weather
nan only behaves the four greatest
crowds OF the summer will turn out 10
welcome Johnny McGraw. who has al
scrappy band Of t~ossers.