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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-18
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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1911-07-21
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Blackfeet ranch had just been com
pleted. The clip vas a good one,
he said.
ANDY Skaar and Gus Bradley
have leased the H. J. Halvorson
ranch. They purchased the stock
and machinery and will go into the
farming game in dead earnest.
T. E. Williams, the accommodating
night yard master, is enjoying a Wis
it from Mrs. Williams, who arrived
from Minneapolis the first of the
week.
Miss Jerene CASTOR of Conrad
was a guest of Miss Kathleen Sulli-
van on Monday Of this week.
Msms. Sullivan and Sunberg and
the Misses Margaret McGuinness,
Biddy and Anna Connolly and
Catherine Davis constituted an out
ing party and the scene of their en-
campment is one of the beauty spots
on the Marias near the Wilkins
ranch. Gooseberry picking will be
one of the pastimes of the party.
Edgar Fisk has been somewhat
indisposed during the week and has
taken a little respite from duties at
the railway station.
Have a copy of the Pioneer Press
sent back to the folks at home. 1t
will advertise the fertile Cut Bank
country and you will also be help
ing your favorite in the Big Piano
Contest.
The Conrad Independent IS grow
ing peeved over the way the lands
in the Brady country are being han
died, and makes some rather ugly
charges of sharp practice in con
nection herewith.
Jas. 7. Stanford of the Conrad in.
terests is back from the east al.C
says that all legal complications il
connection with the Waller projec
have been adjusted and that oper
atoms on the project will soon be
gin.
Zephryn Chabre is back from thu
: Dunkirk country, where he was EN-
. ployed with several sheep shearins
outfits.
l.. w. Goss of Browning was
Cut Bank visitor Tuesday evening.
Harry Wilkins came in Monda.
with a sample of wheat 3 feet 9 in
ches in length, a few fat spring
chickens and a dozen spring pig
and declared that he was more con
vinced than ever before that thi
section would be a winner for grail
and produce.
Machinist Purcell is having
coy residence erected in Jacobson
= Addition.
! The timid ones who opine tina
n gardens cannot be successfully prop
agated here should go up to MID
vale. Near the railway tracks Their
is as fine a garden as the writer ha
seen in this section and a nice ltitl
field of cartwright under tn
towering Rockies.
S,ockmen on the Blackfeet re
serve will have money in all thei
clothes this autumn. Near Black
foot the grass is above the knees {
the fat cattle grazing thereabout
III Up in the Milk River country it
still higher, so they say.
= The Government blowing QUIT
is O at work on the Allison ranc
N across the river from Cut Ban
Mr.. Allison will have 100 acr,
plowed. Jack Haggerty, Will We
eel and Malcolm Clark, who ha,
ranches up Cut Bank, will also ha,
large tracts plowed before the GU
fit moves farther away.
The Great Northern is having
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
REBUILD HOTEL
RAzEO BY FIRE
BEACH PARK HOSTEfRY AT
WEST POINT AGAIN OPEN
FOR GUESTS.

Within a short distance Of Rich
mond and connected with the capt.
tai city OF the State by the Southern
railroad, is West Point. which has
been properly described as the Ash
erman's paradise because OF the
abundance OF sea food which may be
found In the waters of the picturesque
York river.
Known To all spprtsmen in Rich
mond as Well as to lovers OF deli
cacies OF the sea. West Point is
yearly becoming more popular as a
rendezvous In vacation tsss@ ard there
are indications that the throngs which
will visit the resort this summer will
surpass any OF past seasons.
The Beach Park Hotel, which was
destroyed by fire. has been rebuilt
with many new improvements and In
novations, and 1t win be opened June
Is for the guests who flock to West
Point for bathing, sailing. fishing and
enjoying all the pleasures which a
watering place offers.
With enlarged accommodations the
management feels confident OF caring
for any number Of vacationists which
may stop at the hostelry and a record
season Is anticipated. In order to
please every one and increase the
popularity Of the hotel. the rates have
been made reasonable. Because of the
excellent supply Of sea food In ada
cent waters. the hotel has gained q
wide reputation for its cuisine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
SUMMER RATES
TO OUR RESORTS
Transportation Companies Of
fer Special Inducements
to Travellers
HOT WEATHER TRIPS
FOR WARN PEOPLE
Excellent Accommodations for
Those Seeking Rest or Re-
creation at Seashore or
Mountain Top

Summer rates to GUNNER resorts
are some Of the attractions offered by
transportation companies to seekers
after rest, recreation or pleasure.
Combining business for the railroad
and accommodations for the passen-
gers, extra trains are being run equip
ped with every modern device for the
convenience. of the travelling public.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company naturally gets the lions
share OF the pleasure traffic, its Iron
tracks connecting the mountain re-
sorts with the seashore attractions.
The n. q w r. r. also stretches Its
rails from the Atlantic to the noun
tain tops, and the new Nirginian road
Is bidding for business going either
to the seashore or the mountains.
Coming From the North.
The r.. F. a. p. r. Il. Company is
the connecting link for travel from
the north seeking Virginia pleasure
resorts and connections can be made
in Richmond for any point anywhere
in the State. No road IS better equip
ped for handling the summer traffic
than is this Washington line. and
thousands of visitors to the national
capital travel over this splendidly
equipped. double-tracked road to
Greater Richmond, where excellent
hotel accommodation can be obtain
Continued on Third Page1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03

Persons seeking recreation and
comfort during the summer months
do not have TO go far from Richmond.
In act. they can make themselves
comfortable without leaving the city
by patTonizing the suburban resorts
aad beautiful parks with which
Richmond In wen supplied. This will
be particularly the case this summer.
with music In the parks on the pro-
gram for ten weeks, beginning June
10. In the principal parks the band
will play In each Of them one night
"a week, repeating the performance
each succeeding week. Thus persons
In different sections OF the city will
he afforded an opportunity to enjoy
the music without 5ourneying to an
other section OF town.
Several of Richmond's parks are
particularly we'll located for the
summer season. Notable among these
are Chin borazo. Libby Hi and Gam
ble's HIN. where the river hreezes
blow without hindrance, bringing
comfort To all who gather in such
places. Then there is william Byrd
Park, @auaily cool and delightful In
7Me groa old sanamer time. not to
mention Lakeside and Jefferson Park.
Start lakewood Again.
AS for amusement resorts lakewood
has been out Of commission for a
season or two. but It Is soon TO he
put in operation again. according TO
plans Of the traction company. which
proposes to rehahilitate the pavilion
at considerable cost and IN make. i,
Just as attractive IS in the days OF
yore.
Forest I'm. across tho river. con-
tinues 10 hold its own as a suburban
resort, containing as 1t does, prac-
ticaity all the attractions TO be found
at up-to-date places Of It's kind. The
place Is hardly q quarter OF an hours
ride from the heart OF the city and
possesses ideal natural surroundings.
Another form OF recreation Is to
be found in the river excursions and
the points OF historic interest along
the banks OF the James
Resorts Near City.
Within an hours ride of the city
are two resorts that bid fair TO be
well patronized this summer One
OF these is Otterburn Springs. stu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
BEAUTIFUL BUCKROE
LURES RICHMONDERS
SPLENDID BATHING AND SHADY
ATRANDAS MAKE LIFE
THERE A DELIGHT,

No more delightful spot can be
found on the Atlantic coast for the
| summer @acationist than beautiful
Buckroe Beach. Situated directly on
the ocean front. within easy riding
distance OF this city. II affords rest
full relaxation to thousands OF Rich
mond's busy dcnizens yearly. It's nat
ural advantages are many and varied
to which Its promoters have added
many new and interesting features
calculated to add to the pleasure of
visitors.
A smooth, sandy beach that slopes
gradually out into the ocean. together
with a delightfully."- created surf. free
from all under tow. make bathing
justly popular, Large and we'll ap-
pointed bath houses are provided for
the multitude OF bathers IN which
their comfort is assured. Sea fish
of every description abound in the
adjacent waters and a large number
Of row. sail and motor boats are al
ways at hand for fishing or sailing
gysssy,eses. 1't4' 4-ss
The Buckroe Beach Hotel has Just
been entirely renovated and IL equip
ped with every modern convenience.
! The cuisine cannot be exceiled and
every delicacy Of the season is found
pIl us AleHA- ~ ifS" feature tulS sea
son, 10 the lunch Pavilion. where
picnickers may rest and eat their
luncheon. Dainty, tasty dairy lunches
are also served here at all hours
| From the broad. shady verandas
a magnificent view OF the sail-dottad
ocean may be obtained and the cool,
exhilirating breezes fresh from the
sea act as tonic to the faded city
folks Every lover OF healthy outdoor
amusement will find much keen en-
toyment here and return to their la
bors refreshed in mind and body and
filled with new zest-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
FINE HOTEL is NEAR
BLUES SUMNER CAMP
THE BRANDON is UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVE
MENTS HAVE BEEN MADE.


Basic City, which is to be the scene
OF the summer encampment of the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
TALON, has magnificent hosiery
known as the Hotel Brandon.
This hotel IS under new manage
ment. and Is now being directed by
Manager II. T. Littieton. who ha.
made many improvements and
changes.
The Blues selected Basic City al
their camp site because Of the health
full climate and attractiveness OF the
surrounding country and for this
same reason hundreds journey to the
Brandon each summer.
The Basic lithia water, picturesque
scenery and other natural attractions
add to the charm of the hotel, which
has large, weH-ventilated and we'll
furnished rooms. and all conveniences
wanted by those desiring to spend
vacation In a healthy resort
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
V. NJ. 1. CADETS SPENT
SUMNER AT SPRINGS
RESORT NEAR GOSHEN A MECCA
FOR FOUR GENERA
TONS.

Five miles from the main Zine Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
passing through Goshen. Rockhridge
county. is A. resort known a.. Rock
bridge Alum Springs. which has all
the allurements OF any other similar
outing ground. .,~
When the train stops at Goshen,
the alighting passengers find coach
awaiting them and they are whirled
away over the mountain roads to the
hotel where they find themselves in
a verttable little paradise.
For four generations the Rock
bridge Alum Springs has been the
Mecca of hundreds. who year. after
year seek health and pleasures with
in Its confines. Nature has lent to
the spot fascination and charm that
words cannot adequately describe.
The resort Is particularly attrac-
tive to the young. because of its
swimming pool, ball room and other
life features. and students at the Vir-
GINA Military Institute generally
make 1t their summer headquarters,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
OCEAN VIEW IS
PLEASURE SPOT
POPULAR RESORT IS NOW KNOWN
AS THE ATLANTIC CITY or
THg souFH.

The call of Ocean View is irresistible
to those who have visited this charm
ing resort. Once visitor, always a
friend has almost become proverbial In
this connection. Life. enjoyment. pleas
ure and then--life typify Ocean View
ara the thousands. WHO flock to the
now famous resort ATTEST this every
day from the opening to the close OF
, the season.
Splendid hotel accommodations, de-
fhghtrul cottages--if they be PREFER
| ed magnificent grounds. fashionable
| pron,enades, cool cozy corners, Just a
| touch OF the showman's halIy- hoo to
add tirge of spice and stretching
around or nearly every side most
magnificent sweep of salt water with
its ceaseiess restlessness and constant
surge upon the sands, these consti-
tute partial list OF what makes Ocean
View popular. Add to this a class OF
society that is pleasure bent. knows
how to secure 1t and enjoy II when
| found and you then understand why
so many join the merry throng and
| make Ocean View what 1t is-the pop
ular seashore resort or Virginia
But while Ocean View claims to be a
small edition OF Atlantic City, and II
goes far towards maintaining its pre-
| tentions, II Is still Il place OF recrea-
| tomas was intended by its promo
| tiers when 1t was founded. The quiet
comforts OF cottage life are to be had
and IL the more elaborate hotel service
| Is desired it can be secured with az
| much retirement as is to be found any,
where. Amusements are there for
those desiring them aud a degree OF
seclusion is easily obtainahle by those
not wishing the huriy-burly of the or
binary pleasure resort.
Fine Ejxhinu
/ Ocean View fishing. has become fam
Gus and at few places In this country
can this sport be INDUCED In to n bet
ter advantage Boats are to be rented
| by the hour and this carries with II
an attendant. who does the rowing fur
nishes the fishing tackle and bait and
even bats the hooks ana removes the
| fish when they are cangnt. An hour
! of this sport Will convince one--if he
has ever been sceptical---of the Just :
ness of Ocean Views claim for the
| greatest fishing grounds on the coast.
| II fresh water fishing Is desired, the
! fresh water mRes are within easy troll
ley distance and a mornings encounter
with the big and little mouthed club
win relieve the possible monotony OF
| the easily captured spot. Norfolk
county's Club are second only in fame
to the Ocean View spot and each fur
nishes the finest sport in his line.
While the bathing at Ocean View
is one Of the principal delights, yet
sailing Is not to be overlooked. The
Hampton Roads Yacht Club has a
| splendid fotilla nearby and the week
! ly regatta on Saturday is one OF the
chief attractions of the place. Small
boats of both the motor and sail type
are to be had and these furnish the
means for many jolly excursion par
ties during the course of the season.
| In fact so many are the attractions at
| fractions at Ocean View that it is no
| wonder that II has caught the popular
fancy and becomes more popular with
! each season,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
TWIN RESORTS ON
HAMPTON ROADS
OLD POINT COMFORT AND BUCK
ROE BEACH ARE DELIGHT
FUL VACATION PLACES.

The lower Peninsula. first selected
by the English for the establishment
of a permanent colony in the New
World, is rich in historical associa-
tons, but 1t Is not this alone that
makes this section of Virginia the
Mecca for so many thousands OF
visitors the year round and particu-
larry in the summer time.
Old Poipt Comfort is all that its
name implies and all that was meant
when those early settlers after spend
ing their first night OF peace and
enjoyment since leaving England gave
to 4it the name, which /, still bears.
and which It has sustained through
ali these years keeping to the front
in the march OF progress as new ideas
for pleasure and comfort have been
introduced. At Old Point one gets
touch OF life that 10 Just a little
different from that at any of the
other resorts along the coast. With
It's sister resort. Buckroe Beach. To-
Gated .'5ust around the corner" a
variety Is furnished that is certain to
please the most ez,aoting IN any
line OF seaside pleasure search,
Nowhere along the coast are better
accommodations to be had. While
1t Is true the winter resorts Of the
East Florida coast have established
a reputation for entertaining the ultra
ftch at corresponding priceA Old
Point furnishes a stopping off place
for them in their migration north and
south that Is really the most enjoy
able experience they encounter dur
ing the ceaseless search for recrea-
ton.
The hotels at the Point are Just
what the vacationer desires. Should
he seek the luxury to be found In
Fifth avenues most famous hostelries,
the accommodation liz to be had and
the enjoyment of the invtgorating air
and the faseeasY rhrGekers may seem
all the keener for 1t Let HIN seek
the quietude and comfort OF hUrsae.
accompanied by those same breakers
and that same. invigorating atrnos-
phere and Old Point has the accom-
| modations he desires
,,sssaa,o.aspssy Rnckr0e Rsosaf. s,,-s-a,ev-egs-
Just up the bay and within a few
minutes ride by trolley. or even walk
ing distance. II one prefers, is Buck
| roe Beach. where can be had all OF
the amusements OF popular seashora
play ground for the young and old.
when they are fortunate enough to
| escape for brief space from the
city. Excellent hotel Accommodation
| are to be had and cottagers are num-
| erous. Hundreds OF Hichmonders
have discovered the delights of a sum
| mer In Buckroe cottage and take
advantage of Ii every year.
Buekroe's claims for her beach are
! extravagant to one not familiar with
this delightful stretch OF sand. BIT,
in the opinion OF those who spend
their vacations there they are in no
way overstated. Facing dur east
between Virginia's two great capes,
the ocean has an uninterrupted course
until her waves strike and break into
billowy foam on the fine sandy beach
A summer at Buckroe~ is delightful.
but those Achmonders. who are un-
able to leave the city for that lensth
OF time. have discovered that II Is
Just the right distance for a pleasant
weekend and the over-Sunday parties
that arrive there on Saturday even
ings Is ample evidence of this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-03
Richmond Is Well Supplied With
Weekend Resorts Near at Hand
Nearby Springs and Country Places Furnish Retreats 70
Weary and City Parks Are Also Attractions

ated on the main line Of the South
ern Hallway. thirtv-siS miles from
Richmond. The other is Beach Park
Hotel at West Point. which. together
with the Terminal Hotel, is a sum
mer resort with reputation second
to none.
0tterburn Springs will be thrown
open to the public next Thursday with
special exercises including q speech
from the Governor Of Virginia, II that
official can possibly be on hand. More
than score Of worknen are now en-
gagged in putting the finishing touches
1Continued on Third page1
The Detroit times., 1911-08-05
UNCLE SAM AND
TOGO CLASP HANDS
Famous Japanese Naval Officer Il
Feted by President Taft and Other
High Government Ofhcials.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Jnelo
Sam today clssped hands with Ad-
miral Count Heihachiro Togo. of la
pan.
The diminutive, modest Nippcnese
was welcomed az the friend OF the ma
ton at round OF state functions. The
climax came this afternoon when the
great sea fighter formally shook hands
with President Taft. reciprocating the
spirit Of peace and amity which the
chief executive voiced for japan and
bowling embarrassed beneath the pres
ident's words OF admiration for his
achievements.
The formal etiquette OF state envei
oped the admiral through most OF the
day. There were formal calls by
Togo and Ambassador Uchida on Sec
rotary of State Knox and Assistant
Secretary Of Navy Winthrop; and
calls on Togo by Knox and Winthrop
Then came a reception by the adj
miral to the naval officers on duty 1T
Washington. II was brilliant page
ant Of martial array. every officer
clothed In the special full dress" uni
form and glittering with gold lace.
Following his audience with Presi-
dent Taft this afternoon, Togo will
be plotted about Washington on an
automobile Sightseeing tour by Major
Archibald Butt, and Lieut.. Commander
l. c. Palmer. the presidents military
and naval aides. Tonight he will be
the guest at a formal state dinner at
the White House, and the central ne
ure Of an official reception.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-05
MRS. L NJ. HoLIIsTRR DEAD.
supreme Past Supreme Commando,
OF Maccabees Expires at
euntraer Home

BALpwINs Mich, AqG t--Mrs
Lillian M Hoilister, past supreme
commander Of the Ladies' Of the Mao
cabees OF the World. OF Michigan,
died yesterday at her summer home
In Alley, eight miles south OF here.
after an illness OF several months.
She was supreme commander OF
the Maccabees for 10 years but re.
signed In July owing TO III health.
She was also president Of the Ma
tional Council OF Women and act
lively engaged In club and philan.
thropic work; was noted speaker
and had wonderful power TO hold au.
diences and to draw women to her.
Mrs. HOLSTER was the authorizes OF
Ave books OF national worth and not
cd as tho best parliamentarian In
the United States She had Travelled
over the world.
The body will be shipped from here
Monday Funeral services will be
held at her residence In Detroit, 800
Kirby avenue west, Tuesday after.
noon, 2 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1911-08-05
OLD LETTER FROM CLEVELAND
EASES FEELING OF VILLAGE
EdItor's story That Former President
Resented Treatment o. Father
shown 20 BE Error.


NEW YORK. Aug 5.--A letter from
Grover Cleveland. written In 1884 70
the Rev. Charles r. Berry, who was
at that time pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian church OF Caldwell. N. j.. was
given out by Dr. Berry today, and has
done much TO salve the wounded feel.
ings OF the natives OF the Jersey
town.
Grover Cleveland was born IN Caid-
well. But recently there came 70 Cald-
well an editor, an outsider. and he
printed q story 70 the effect that
Cleveland would not 90 back To Cald-
well because OF the eratment that
his father received when he was pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church. This
story gained considerable circulation
and caused much Indignation In Cald-
well.
DR.. Berry. who is spending the sum.
met In Caldwell writing q history OF
the place, came across the Cleveland
letter. which was written TO him at
the time Of the centennial Of the Pres
byterian church.
In the letter President Cleveland
said:
Il have your letter informing me
that on the Tth of the present month
December, 1880 the centenary Of the
church at Caldwell In which my father
once preached will be celebrated.
Though remember almost nothing Of
the village where spent o few early
days, can sincerely say that the spot
Ia dear TO me, The name brings to
mind scenes In the family circles when
the incidents OF Caldwell life were
dwelt upon with pleasure and graft
tude."
The Detroit times., 1911-08-05

(copyrlEhs 1870 by Rev. T., 3. LIN.
-t-rs scott ID. d.
'Jeholakim burns the Prophet
Book. Jar. xxxyi.- - -. s,...-, - !
Golden -Text--The word OF our God
shall stand. forever, isa, rt:s
ss-s--a. ,.s,,----,
IL Verses t.s--what was the char
aeter OF Jehoiakim? .-..-.,....,--- -.......
(2.) Why 10 L. that God bears 60
long and patiently with sinners, and
takes suoh loving pains 70 save. themi
(3.l What .atvantage IL Il % as
that men like -Jeramiahs WROTE the Ms,
tory OF Gods deaiing With his- psepie'
and that We have these records III the
al who had been the kiuss Of
Judah aimee the death OF Josiah. and
what had been their chafactersf -
.(6.). Verse I5What- Was the .chiei
purpose Of the lord In commanding
Jeremiah TO write book containing
what God had revealed TO him. con
corning the sim and the coming pun
ishment OF Judahf 1885,.
90 Jeremiah had previously de-
liyered these messages orally and had
Deen tIto0 toE nAo AAao Oh~ 49, ~-Ae -
Il; why was Il important that they
should be writtenf
(7.) why Il II necessary that such
important messages should always be
writtenf -
(s.) Verses 5-e-why could Jere
miah not read the roll personally 10
the templei
(s1 II we cannot 10 personally a
missionaries, what Is our duty In the
circumstances
(10.) why Ii every Christian In
duty bound to be missionary, ethel
In person or by proxy?
(1lJ Verse God was then yery
anxious to save these sinners from
the doom they were bringing on them
selves; how does he show the same
anxiety today
(l2) Verse S-Which was the
more meritorious in the sight OF God
jeremiah or Baruch: the man who