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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
HUSTON FINDS MUCH COVELLlTE

George Huston the well known mining and geoo it of Null
lan makes the following report after completing examination
certain mng properties Pine creek and also of the Silver Cable
Il have found that certain of the bodies considerable
cvee the suph of "copper" which when occurring
With lead gives the gana dark purple tnge The mineral almost
ildif o-tue in color
In Grand Encampmcnt in Wyoming covelte also
and rocks of practically the geologic he Grand
incampmen cvele all carry platinum appreciate amounts
coveae smelling and which be commercially obtained in the
co refining copper Platinum also in these mines
an asnide called spenyite.
In view Of the above would be well for the Occur Alene op-
orators nd with galena send samples
to the school MINIS the chemical department of the Uni
ted geological vey have tested for platinum platinum
today is worth S45 ounce double the value of gold
indications of covete in the Amy and Matche shoots
of the Culver Mining companys property and also the Silver
Cable Frequently the of bromide of silver by miners
to the substance
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
PROSPECT COUNTRY CAREFULLY

considerable number of old popeco have been giving atten
the belt of country lying east of the Snowom to the Silver
Gable beyond All iron stain groupings being keen examined
particularly having the similar that Of
the Silver Cable All this territory burned by the forest fires
year ago. All the underbsh completely gone making the work
Of prospecting comparatively easy.
Henry Bbeg of Nulan have staked claims lying
north the Mercury upon the east side the Little North Fork and
several other groups have been aked by local Coe Aene people,
The belt of country lying from 500 to 500 feet north the white
ledge fault receiving particular attention found the produ
inq section the Occur Aenes that this the most likely
yield paying minerals.
The formation and the large amount Of pyritc
ezaon indicates the deposition galen favorable along this belt
Some the beds Of Rev mpegnated with lead minerals the
occurrence being the bdd deposits of the Snowstorm
cept that it is the lead instead of the copper
The discovery of the shoot the Silver Gable lying does
in the geologic relation the beds points the fact that the
Aenes be extended least
Is miles east of their present boundaries.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
WILL INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK

special meeting of the stockholders of the Northern Light Min
ing company will be held the office the company Wallace Sep
2 for the purpose increasing the capital stock the company
from 100000 to ST 100000
This action has already been taken meeting the held
June 49, but there mistake made the publication Of tie former
meeting The of the company provide that weeks notice
meeting required This under the law permitted except
when the meeting called for the capital stock when 80
days notice is required
The directors decided best to have the meeting called for
September 2 when will be taken the former
The capital stock made for the purpose raising add
ona funds for the development Of the property development of which
on a large scale is planned to begin in short time
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
NINE BONDED BY FEDERAL
Cleveland Property Near Mace Bonded
by the Federal for
100000.

The largest deal of mining nature in the Occur Alenes for
several has been made Federal Mining company which
has taken bond the Cleveland property adjoining the Stan
dard- Mammoth on Canyon creek for 100000
Clayton Of the Federal confirmed the report hut
fused give any the details The Cleveland located Mace
and is owned principally by Richard Wilson and Walter Mckay Of
Portland and Mrs. James Leonard 1929 Ninth Spokane and
her broher-in-law of Denver
1t understood that the Federal has worked its Stan
Mammoth properties up the line of the Cleveland and
that rich bodies have been discovered eendg into the Cleveland
property Charles Sweeney and President F. f. Bownwe the
Federal company the negotiations the option several months
ago at a conference held in Seattle.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
START WORK ON ROYAL COPPER

j. w. Wright has returned from Montana that he has
secured funds sufficient to complete his contract the property of the
Royal Copper Mining Company Imted Of which there still
to be driven 100 feet.
The said to be planning development work
for this spring and Mr. Wright left Immediately for the property
supenend the work which will be employed
Mr. Wright states that the completion of his will the
merits of the property.
The has good showing the surface for 800
feet and the ledge reported to S 80 feet width places and
heavily mineralized with copper
1t reported by Mr. Wrghtihat the company has enough
sight to make shipment and expected that this will be made this
fail.
The property Of the company is located four miles north of Bel
KNAPP Mont and is crossed by the line of the Northern Pacific
railway The property of the Company of u full patented
claims free from all encumbranccs John H. Nordqust Of Wallace
is president of the company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
NEW LAW TO BE TESTED SOON

Much interest manifested locally the testing of the new law
by the last of the legislature and introduced by Repre-
sentative Strobe of this The law will be tried out the three
suits filed last Saturday the district against the LeadSiyer
Mining Much Importance attaches to the forthcoming de-
because of the effect will have upon the mining industry this
section well as upon other industries of the state.
Martin j. Cls A. NJ Stenom and }. Raftel miners formerly
the employ the eadve have sued the company separately
equal 80 days each The action
brought the provisions of Chapter 7O of the laws of Ida
ho for 1911 which the effect that employer lays off dis
charges oe without paying them full the amount due in lawful
money fails refuses make such when demand made
the aorers may and collect for the amount agreed under
the employment without rendering service therefor for
than 80 days.
The law provides for lien upon the employers property 1t is
said that similar law Arkansas has been upheld by the courts
Therret Towles is attorney for the plaintiffs.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
STRIKE IS REPORTED ON NELLIE

rich vein gray copper ported to have teen opened the
nonty of the Coeur Aene Nellie Mining the past week
The property teen visited by eve of the stockholders who state
that q inches gray copper lying out 70 feet om the surface has
betn struck.
The new found cutre from the bottom of 70oo
shaft some $50 feet below upr tunnel No have been
made CT the ore hut experts declare rich in silver
The property is located in Tho Csburn district and has been under
ac development for tine Wallace oents are tie phc-
interest and e. c. Mt chI manager Tor the company
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-24
MINING COMPANY STARTS SUIT

Suit begun The district Saturday by the King Mining
Idaho Northern railroad compel the OF
damages which the plaintiff alleges done to its property by the build
ing the railroad and telegraph lines of the company two OF its
patented claims #
The plaintiff by its attorney 1herlett Tov asks judgment Tor
1896 with interest from November 1905 claiming damage to this
has been done the Charles Long lode claim and the
Peck and Mcguire patented placer claims
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@iscpnfn.

gau Claire. - Die Nipe1ie=
rung ser nelten Strede Ser Smabu=
8abn meltli9 Ser Staot lit 0urh Sen
'Gbicagoer &ontroftor Sobn Marid
poueroet mor0en uno I'M Trilbja6r loll
oam nit ser Shtenenlegung begon=
men meroen. Die bisberigen Mrbei=
ten aIein ltelen cine Mltslnge BON
iiber $4O0 900 oar. Die nelte Strede
miro mebrere 8iegungen nno au6 Sic
8erlutung Ser So6briide nber Sen
Gbippe1pa=6luB ausi6alten.
Ma6iion.- Sn ser Mbdidt, Ell
11en Hro5eB fir Sobn Gieb pom Ga
meron 1am ferbei5ufibren, baben
oeiien Mnm6lte bei Sem Sbergeri6t
in @abiio on etnen @rit Of error ein=
gerei6t, in Sem iie meiter ausfiibren,
oaB ltnfenntniB oes @eiebes un0 Sen
@ebrauden BEL @eridtsoerbmSlun=
gen, Sobn 9ieb sic @elegenbeit ge=
nonnl1en baben, einen ridttgen Ero5eB
5n befommen un6 0nB al1s Sic EN-
@runoe linn mit ser @erbangung 0es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

l1rtbeils l1nredt getban moroen tit.
Aus oieiem @runOe bittet 9ieb Surd
feline @edtsantpdlte I'M einen neuen
8ro5eB. Ser erite Hro5eB fan6 in
6apmaro 1tatt uno befi1oet lt4 0ieb
jeet in @oupYn 5plr @erbabung iefner
Citrate.
Nidjigan.
8a0e Mre. Or. &obert q.
Mne@regor BON Mblp muroe megen
angeblider grmor6ung BON Gpril
Sparling BON @6lp am 6reitag SEM
&reisgeri9t in 8o0 Sire Ibergeben.
stenung BON 8urgidaft tpuroe nidt
3ugelallen. 6rdulein Margaret @ibbs
bon Sort @uron, mel@e mgebli@ cine
Mitidul0tge lit, ber5tdtete a1f Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

@orDerb0r ltn0 mur0e auf cine 8urg=
idnft i'm 8etruge bon $1,000 ul1T
freien SUB geiebt.
Muntana.
8len6ipe.-- Snnerbalb oe5
@inters u110 6rubiabres mer0en in
5ebn Srtlduften Ser bieiigen l1mge=
hung groBe @etreioeipeider erbaut
mer0er1, um fir Sic ltnterbringung
Ser n%adItia5rigen grnte 8or rorge gu
treffen. Sober oapon miro nit $780,
600 fupitaliiiert un0 Ser 8etrieb miro
our4 6armer III experimentation
@ege erfolgen.
5eIena. - Cine midtige gnt=
ldei6ung mltr6e eben bonn 2an6oe=
partement abgegeben. Comet NOR es
oem @eimi uder freigeite1t, crit iedg
Monate nah Mufnabme oe5 2anoes
leinen @obmiit bortbin gu perleger,
10 oaB Ser MniteSler in @irtltdfeit
MIR dig bier 11r6 Elm 6olbes Sabr
ulf 6em gigentbum tpobnte, menn er
Ste Gtgentbums-ltrfun0e erbielt. 2ie
nele Gntidet0ung Derpfltftet SEN Mn<
gleid nab Mufnabme oes 2o11=
oes ieinen @obniit 0ortbin 5lt perle=
gen, inns fir flint poue Sabre ouf
gemobnt gu baben, ebe er
es letn gtgentbrm nenner fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
uno oaB iie Bel oem 41opfmaderitreit
Hartetlidfeit betpielen batten.

MaribaIItomn. - MIs Ser
'5armcr Mfreo &ome m1f iei1er 6arm
qlter iiber Elm 5elo ihritt uno itd
bein @eben NIT elmer Nrt alf oen
gooen itiiste, nabm er pl0blth einen
ollmpfen &lang mabr. Sci naberer
ltnter iudung funo er Elm gut einge=
bal,tes Iiebsperlted, oas ourh cine
unter guifmerf %perborgene 6aatbur
5u erreid5en mar. Gas @rOlod NOR &C.
raiilgll1ig uno nit einen Sfen perieben,
10 0aB iih Ser 8emobner barin gang
mobl fiiblen fonnte; abgeieben bon
elmer %primitipen ginridtung entbielt
Ste @oble nifts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Gin Mann bon Sc Moines bat Ell
mem Mnfun bon Musfel &heumatis=
mus in ieinen S9l1ltern. Gin 5reuno
rietD ibm mad Ben @ot Springs 51
geben; es meinte 6ies eine Muslage
bon $4,000 ODER mebr. Ct iu6te
na4 einem raideren un6 biqigeren
8ege i'm 5u beilen uno fan6 i'm in
GbamberIatns ointment. 9rei Sage
nod ser eriten 4ntpenoung 6ieies 2t=
niment fiihIte er mobl. gu faufen Bel
alien 91nblern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
CASTORIA
fir sauglinge und Kinder
Bic SsrB, Die hr Inner GekaBft Aabi
v.: s.:ss s,' "a, ZM@EZ7M
Gulura6u.

9enper. - Ser sei5mogrupb
Ser 8eobadtungsmarte 0es Sacred
9eart College" ber5eidmete bel1te
Nadmittag 2 ltbr 80 Min11ten cine
al1Beror0entli6 beftige gr0eridlitte=
rlt1tg. Someit ourd ei1t i6neues ODER
fladlifps 2eien bes Snltrrnrertes
feitgeiteat mer0en fonnte, mug Ser
Sdauplab 6es Gr6bebens in iiioneitz
li4er Rtdtung ltegen, bobitpnbr=
iGeinli9 in Mertfo oSer inn meitlihen
Sii0unrerifu.
@aibtngtun.
Spofane.- Ser giebbdnoler
5runf Stomeu aus Spangle, @nlb.,
mur6e bon 5mei 5traBenrdlabern on
ge6alten uno ieiner 8aardnft ibm
8etraee BON $3.50 berul1bt. Die bei=
SEN Strolde gaben ii9 oumit aber
ni@t 5ufrieoen un6 braden ibm 5uet
@olofronen aus SEM M11n6e. Cine
&ole nit $3.50, Sic ser Mann Bel iid1
batte, uberiaben sic gan6iten.
SeattIe. - Mit Ser 2o0ln1g
0es 0ampfers n9unbor" in @oerett
in oteler ISOLDE begann Sic @erieno1t11g
ser groBten @enge rober @one iber
BEN Ea3ifiiden O3eon> Sic ientaIs at
per3eidmen tpor. 8eamte ser Greet
Rortbern-G MISREPRESENTATION iogen,
6aB ourh Sic Great Mortberns8abn
8anen rober @oQe aus SEN
iiioIiden Staaten geianmelt tperoen,
I'm bon bier a1ts nad China lnb ST.
pan Der ianSt aa1 mer6en. Mber nidt
muir sic @onper ienoungen, io15ern sic
8eri enbarngen int ungemeinen nud
bem Orient fins in ser lebten 3ett
iebr groBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
5udldaoen miro anf 81, 900 geiddbt.
@lidli9erpeiie mur0e aber nienmno

sadidnoen miro auf $1,000 geiddHt.
@liidlidermeiie muroe aber niemano
oerfest.
Srisfn Worrelpon0enO. -
9ier berridt feines, trodenes 8etter
obne 5dynee, nit Sis, uno sic Jar-
mer f0nnen ser idledyten @ege balber
fulum mebr lire Jrubt 5u Marfte
brinqen. = @ir baben iebt etnen
ltetigen Yrieiter bier, bodm. Serr 5.
Hu6lteinef, uno man lit iebt oaran,
Stride uno Nfarrbol1s nit eleftriiden
9elel1dtlm1g gu perleben. Sur Gedlng
Ser Soften, Sic iih out 800 b%eluufen
meroen, fat ser Nfarrer 5000 aus
leiner Iald}e 6eigetrugen. Seinenl
ernlunternoen 9eiipiel fat ieOes Sc
meinoemitglieo bereitmtllig 5olge ge=
gebe11, 10 oaB ol1r6 Sic Nelerl11g fet=
ire Sdmloen gemadt meroen. 6. S.
Soma.
Yes No o1neS. - 21e SIGDI=
@omn1ilidre baben Sen Don Wapor
Sauna gel tellten Mntrag, ei1en Mrdl=
teften an5ulteQen, melder Sic Elane
fir cine ita0tilhe Marft6alle arsar=
beiten ioa, 6eren Soften lid auf $780,
900 beluufen iollen, angenommen. =
@ol1perreur Carroll mtr0e 0ur6 oen
9ralioenten q. 8. ltrif un0 etnen
MusidlB pom Staats~ Mrbeitsburean
eriudt, Elm @erfabren ein5uleiten, Inn
gemille Stu0tbeamte BON Muscatine,
oen gountnanmalt unb Sen Sderiff
0upi0 Gonatta ibrer Memter SIT emit
6eben. Die genannten geamten mer=
Sen beidul0igt, SOB lie Sic 0urdfub=
rl1rg gemilier @eiete ni6t er5pingen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Cine san5 tunuoerpplle @eilmng.

Solepb 8. unoerbin bon 0olano,
Su0oafota, lagt: sd batte einen tief
litcnoen 9u1ten, u,16 Sic Ooftoren go
BEN ale @offnung arf incline Seilung
auf uno nannten es Sdtpinoiu9t. Sd
perla1dte ales, mopon i9 gu boren be-
farn. @iner meiner Greunbe rtetb
Mir, @lre,n 8bite 8ine Of Sar 5u &C.
brn1den, mas ib that, un6 56ei GIa-
lden beiIteu mid. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Trrrpnrt Anspttal.

100000. 9as @ebdu0e mar @igen=
tblrm oes 6. $. Yerrtt uno mur0e
our9 Sen Brand idper %beidaoigt.
IS miro nit $4,000 bemertbet.
Ser @ebalter fir Compartments 2uft
inn eriten Stodperfe seq $. 6. Sobm=
ion'lhen Gorrut5s=9uui es %erplo0ierte
aus unbefannter ltriahe. Ser 5tubl-
bebalter fiel in oas 8aiement al1f SEN
3ementflrr, pralte sort nb lrn6 Fog
init iolder 8emalt in Sic @0be, 6aB
er ale 0ret Stodmerfe 011rdldllrg unb
crit an oem gtabl0ede 'geniigen0en
@ioerituno fan0. Ser angeridtete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Syulep Mieren-Giaem

iidrfeno in 8irfung, raid in &eiulta=
ten. @eilt irgeno einen SAL BON Nie-
rem ooer 8laien=l1noromtng Sic nidt
auBer SEM 8ereid Ser Weoi3in liegt.
Nidt notbpenOig mebr gu iagen. Dime
Spiaten ooer idd0lide Meoi5initoffe
irgeno elmer Mrt felt Golep's 9onep
ano Ear Gsmpouno 9lriten un6 BELT
Grf6ltungen. 9aBt glr6 fein Sub.
ititut geben. MoIitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Oeaomuoo. = &11app al1Ber=
holb ser Stuotgren5en miro Don Gus
4euar uno S. Wf. &eeop urtf el1em
bon tbne11 angefanften @runoltalde Ell
ne 3ie9en-Iarm, Sic ein5ige in Olelem
Sbeile oes Stuates, eingeridtet mer=
Sen. Cine 6eroe Don so 3rege11 m1ro
in ser ndhlten @ode hier eintrerren
un0 Sic Mil9 loq in Ser ltnrgebuttg
perfuuf Il meroen.
Aberdeen. = 6rau Otto Use
Der butte litA nadoem tie tbr gabp
ihIufen legte, fortbegeben Inn gtl1fau=
fe sat belorge11. Al5 lite 5lrlldtebrte,
bemerfte tie Nuub I'M 3lmmer. g11te
@arbine NOR aus u%nbetannter ur1a=
de in @runo gerutben. Spfort RIB
6ral1 @eber Sic @ar0ine berab, Die
iih oeru0e iiber oem 8ettd}en oes
ldlafenoen ainoes befamo. Mare Ole
Mutter MIR cine bolbe Minute lpater
a%uriidgefebrt, 10 batte ole brenret1oe
@or0iue auf oas 8abp funen mlll1en.
5iiieton. = Jarnter aus Der
geqeuD ser @iigel a11 ser @rer5e Der
Counties Goberts, San un0 Mear1baa
beriften, oaB Sort @ermellungen
porqenommen peroen, argeblth TIM
Muftraqe Ser Minneapoli5 uno ct.
2ouis @obn. s. ideint Ste Abltft
cit belteben, eine Strede in "S~Sltd]er
Midtlrnq bis an sic fanootld)e @ren-
&c 5u bauen. Gin onoeres @erl1ft
-briuqt Sic Germliungen NUT Der
goutb 1ufota Gentral=gabn tn Ter<
binoung.
8ierre.- Sc miro gegen Bun=
oes-Mgenten 0es 2anoomtes Ste Be
lduloigung erboben, oaB lie out
@ru1uo Don @eldwer0en gegen SCENT
itattet6emobner 1orgeben, welfe bon
Natborn eingereiht merOen, Sic me-
gen streitigfeiten irgen0meld)er @rt
gegen Sic Beidulotgten gebailig ltno.
Mit iolden g%rbebungen iino Damn be-
tradtlide @erluite an :3eit un0 @elo
perbun0en uno es miro bebauptet, 0aB
Sic Mgenten M oe~ meiiten 6anen
ourd eine fur5e, lofort angel teate I'm
teriudung foitenlos Sic Sahe QUIZ
fI1ren f0nnten.
M%pr60afpta.
@ran6 Sorts. = Ser 8abn=
arbeiter Samuel @eraro murOe bon Ell
ner 2ofomotipe ilberfabren un0 getoo=
tet. Die %ein5elnen 1beile Ser 2etw
mur0en entlang Ser @eleiIe al1f elmer
Gtrefe bon elmer balben Metle Der=
}treut gefun0en. - Mc2eon Cooper,
peldyer angetlagt NOR, 5runf &oB er-
idpiien at baben, wurbe bon Sen
@eidaporenen freigeiproden. gr gab
an, oub er in Notbmebr gebanoelt
babe.
DepiIs2afe.-G Ser Gonurrer=
cinl Club bat cine &agne unter
6en 5arn1ern begonnen IN Ser MbiidN,
tie ols Mitglieoer gu getpinnen, Inn
bie Witglieoer5nN seq &lrrbs uuf 500
5u bringen.
6arqo.-Dos @ebauoe ser See
reoitb,ifen Drogen=@r oBban0l11ng lit
eirem perbeerenoen 8ranoe gum SpferI
gefaae1. Ser gu @run0e gegangene
@aarenporrotb batte einen @ertb Don
$15O,OOO, Sic Geriiheratng betragt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
9eilt 9amorrboioen in 6 BITS IL
9aQen.

@uer slpothetcr tpirb Belo surideritatten. tuenr
8asp Ointment nerfeb1t. irgeno einer1 f5al BON
iufenben. blinben. bIutenoen uno oororingenoe1
bdmorrhoisen in E bis IA Saaen gu heilen. 8enn
Mpotbeter es nidht baben. tpirb es %portofrei &c.
ianbt nah gmnfane bes Greiles Don Der Garis
Meoicine Co.. st. 2puia. Mp. 49=26t
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-08-31

the last one Dorothy sank into hers
and sobbed unrestrainedly. Now it
was over. Her dress was ruined and
she couldn't get another. DR.. Deming
would never know how pretty she
had looked. In the abandonment of
her grief she did not hear low
knock on the door nor the footsteps
that came softly up the aisle.
Miss Randall-Dorothy- is
it? What is troubling you? l was
driving by when l saw the children.
come out and l came in to ask if We
couldn't. start earlier"
Her sobs ceased with difficulty and,
warm flush stole up even to the tips
of her ears To think that he should
see her like this, crying like child
over ruined dress. She kept her
face hidden while she indicated the
black, disfguring stains on the dainty
gown
Il know it's silly" she acknowl-l
edged, half sobbing again, "but-but-
it was so pretty and l can't get an
other, and"
She felt one of her little ink-stained
hands taken firmly into his
Dear, there was all the tender
ness in the world in his voice-'T
will get you another, ten of them,
just like it, or all different, if you will
only try to care for ne little:
Sweetheart, have loved you from
the minute l first saw you. don't
think / would ever have had the ccur-
age to tell you if hadn't found you
like this, so far out of reach. have
been mad about you. l have thought
of little else, day or night. Dor
othy-" He paused, half despairing.
Dorothy, look at me-
Slowly she lifted her head, and
through the long lashes the violet
eyes told him all that he yearned to
know
"Oh dearest!" he whispered, and
she was gathered to his heart.
And see" he told her, little
later, the ink has only spoiled the
very front breadth of your gown. You
can have it replaced. love this
dress and 1 want you to wear it al
ways-every day-until our wedding.
which you will make very soon, dear.
if you love me. And after that am
going to put it away, all tied up In
tissue paper and violet ribbons and
keep it-forever!"
She laughed merrily.
"Goose!" she whispered. But her
eyes betrayed her
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-08-31
Probate Of Will
District Court q and for Audubon

District Court in and for Audubon
County.
STATE OF IOWA &C
AUDUBON COUNTY %
To All Whom it May Concern:
Whereas, on the Goth day of Aug.
1911, paper purporting to be the
last Will and Iesta ment OF A. P. Fred
rickson, late of said County, deceased,
was filed in my office, and was by me
opened and read, and the 18th day
of October, 1911, appointed and fixed
as the time when the same will come
before the court at the Oct. 1911 term
thereof then to he held, for final proof
and probate, as the duly executed
last Will and Testament of said A. P.
Fredrickson, deceased, at which time
all persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not
be Admitted to probate.
Dated this 2sth day of Aug, 1911.
L. A. MCGINNIs,
sl4 Clerk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-08-31
Off Again

September 5 is our next trip TO
Wyoming and Colorado. Tickets
will be sold from Omaha to Chey-
enne, Larimie, Greeley, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and return all for
$23.sO. Stop overs will be granted
as often as you want them and at
any place along the line on the re-
turn trip. Tickets will also be good
until October 31st. This ia the time
of the year you can see the crops
they raise on the irrigated lands we
are selling and it's the proper time
to make the trip. Don't put it off any
longer. Talk it over and arrange to
go the 18th. You know it will do
you good to take trip to the noun
tains and this is your opportunity.
Take your wife along. JOURNAL
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-08-31

brought out the gold of her hair, the
deep sparkling blue of her eyes, the
soft, glowing rose of her cheeks!"
At that moment the school-bell
rang out.
81 believe I'll wear it, thought Dor
othy recklessly, "and then I'll be all
ready for the drive"
She pinned on her new spring hat,
noting even in her haste how charm
ingly its color blended with that of
her gown. and selling her gloves sped
down the stairs and out into the frag-
rant spring sunshine.
All afternoon, as she taught, her
eyes kept straying to the clock then
out to the green and gold beauty of
the afternoon. 1t seemed as If the
very minutes dragged.
Toward the close of the school
hour she noticed an unusual amount
of whispering and giggling among
four or five boys in one corner of the
room. Twice she spoke, calling them
to order, but the third time she no
ticed that something was being pass.
ed from hand to hand and examined
under cover of the desks, with Sc.
ries of pronounced giggles and almost
ostentatious glances in her direction
She rose from her seat
tom Corby," she commanded. in
her low, clear voice, bring that thing
to me instantly, whatever it is"
Tom rose with suspicious alacrity
and walking up the aisle held out q
small cone made of strong, thick pa
per, carefully folded over at the top
Dorothy took it and opened it with
decision In an instant a stream OF
ink had oozed out, covering her hands
/ and dripping all down the front OF
her pretty new dress.
She dropped the paper and stood
| perfectly still moment, aghast a,
| the ruin that had been wrought. Her
face grew pale. her lips trembled
Controlling herself with difficulty she
turned toward the class.
School is dismissed" she an
nounced clearly, without a glance a,
the boys who had perpetrated the mis-
chief Their punishment must wait
"Rise!" She struck the bell once
twice, and stood without tremo,
while the scholars filed out. Ton
Corby and his co-conspirators shut
fling by with crimson cheeks ane
shame-faced looks.
When the door had closed behint