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La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

the trail party to the city
OF Trinidad. Colo. Every
- mile OF progress westward
has carried the traveller into high
or altitude as he approaches the june.
ton of the great foothills aad the
Rockies. At Lyons. Kan, thors-
and feet under gronnd In a salt mine.
he was at the same elevation above
sea level as he would have been
standing upon The main street Ia his
home town In Missouri. From La
Junia onward the landscape begins
10 give hint of the heroic. Pixies
Peak Is clearly distin yuishab,e though
a hundred miles distant. and the two
beautiful Spanish Peaks hover upon
the horizon and reappear long after
Pike's Peak has faded from view.
Slowly the Ration Range becomes VIZ
ible and now II is n towering 3 wall
az whose foot Ia the prosperous city
Of Trinidad Here on the Santa Fe
trail is the first Appearance 10 an ap-
preciable exten, OF adobe architecture
and Mexican settlement Away back
IN 1910 when the Spanish soldier OF
fortune, Coronado. travelled through
the southwest, be numbered in his
company gallant captain known as
Cardeuas. The Santa Fe Hotel at
Trinidad. built In the Impressive old
mission style OF architecture, Is
named for him.
John II. English. editor Of the
Chronicle-News Of Trinidad formerly
OF MaryyllIe. Mo. quoted tradition
current in Trinidad that the route
Of the old trail through that section
was changed by birds west The
first trail ran up Main street. or
where Main street Is today. but
brave trooper leading n company and
a caravan on the trail turned aside
another way. because the commander
would not disturb birds nest by ut
roadside and now the old Santa Fe
trail is marked up Commercial ave.
nue..
A. W Archibald. II years old.
native Of Nova Scotia. is the chief
authority In Trinidad upon the trails
history So high an authority Is he
upon pioneer times that his oral ties.
timony Is taken In the courts OF
Trinidad to settle questions OF land
marks and boundary lines.
1T was In March. 1861 said Cap
tain Archibald. that I aided In
building the first house built for
human habitation at Trinidad. The
trail here was the Travelled wagon
road through Trinidad into New Mexi
co. The first wheeled vehicles which
went into New Mexico came over
the trail this way. Colonel Doniphan
and Lieutenant Emory marched this
road They crossed the Pursatory
river at Fl Moro. The new geogra.
phies call this river the Purgatory.
u was originally. In tn. Spanish ton.
gue. Purgatoire. but the pioneers cor.
rupting the Spanish speech called II
Picket Wire and II Is called that
usually now. General SCOTS army.
after leaving the Arkansas river
short distance below La Junta. reach.
cd Trinidad by way II Iron Springs.
Hole In the Rock. Hole In the Prai.
rie. Hoehne. and crossed the Pur.a.
tory river a, n Mora. following up
the enthusiastically side OF the Purga
to'l.golns through what ls now Main
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

How sr~ you coming With your Ger.
0Anr'
''Oh. very 6n~"
The last time ! saw 700 you couI6
erder two bs~rr In that huguass."
II can ortis.r four now"
ARsisvs es~ . osms~stsstisW.
II think that the world eostd ~
sleog vesy uL-ely without me"
well. I sn fro0 Missouri
"whatr'
-Aay time ZOO care to trot out the
proef. yoU know. Il would be appssci-
stsA
Nss~s~ esespsa
rhs tiuss I spens u. woosaG
20 eos oo~v rsxres.
ves thsss vss nothing dosaG:
siSsys missed tbs nst
Tks ksvSsty Artist.
"wAsi n the pr,c~ Of that p,cturey'
-FIfty dO,,ars"
would you shade II . little for
eashr-
"Nsdam. 700 InsuM ne. The shsd.
iag = ALREADY perfsst."
oomsthiWO IN ThsG
: "ue iniessds to run away from AoOs
asd kiIi Iudisn..-
-r.hsw: TIE isdiana doer pesd
kiliinE."
NO. bot b. n~~ds the ssercise.-
A Gees In psi~e.
= aiways like my own way."
"You always did have Qsees tasta"
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
0sssine svssel sfses vacssSes ls ees
= IT, ed parsdosss Of life
Dot th~ srosb,s = that ~ eaap al.
vays sorxss ~ ,hinss ws have rssssa
- tseBst
osos psopse 1ssv me - waM. IN
tAsy srss'i 'hoss wbo ere 1us 70 have
eAe1s AeolS ~ue -
Theee en- tues Of nm Who ase 0AsU
essrssse6 b s,dias astusv - ssssssss
lsessattsoe shas thsg ars = DUee1oe
- tn sesUrtura
Whiis n = psuAahiy ssus tAat tA1aO
0egAs - wsns. ~ ase 0se0 ~.
essss1 b ~ sshss ~ g ~ esss.
fhsss ass pss.peA tlat VAse thaQ
lsos ~ osasS svs ~ Z OsU1ns -
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usoey ~ ssssises - ~ ~
0DpsesuR1sy sfSsa esanes - ~
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rsA.1ssse>y = = ~ = -. ~
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La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28
HuInor and
! Philosophy I
~ Dv~eAlJs n. sssyU
THE SUMMER sRsxo.


Vou cannss chide mem - the, ,es
Or "a, 4 - cr.me.
Rut hons ais isy,ng storage -gEs
70. " In ~tn'~t trrn-
Vow that to pntchss- OF two
Would mn, iisrupa s.snk
J.r storage man y .osns round
And fiising up nj, tank.
vsu cannon i,ian,e ~ on the nen.
For she is not swsr~
Her child 'n storage ~,'I nc chnckeA
And irft sesron -h~r~.
Tier busin~ss only N 10 ,sy
The ,s.n dives not engage
To so 10 market with sli~ egg
And guarantee ts age.
By, r-rn IN learned a trick or twe.
vh.n iowIl Is the prir.
He '@ssx Tn pro-'uc' OF the nest
Ar.i stores :, ap IN Ice.
Az: u. the h-r's vacation time
lie .fp- tl'-fs. a. tue trade.
Which ianac~at.y sets them out
Asd isbsis :netn Fresh isid''
wsen IN tho t,oried summer time
tics Eat the inyiuT go.d
Ths storage ru-n Ar- On the lob
hrd ousy sawfns Unci.
Ana II ihAy cannot make Us buy
On any Ole profe1,
Mex, Wiuirs they viii pv, them by
And trs year 7.iei neIt
The Damage business.
YES. he il wealthy now
How did he max. Eis money!
''In automobiles"
Making ihrBr'
"No-
'selllur thcmy"
No
Driving th-m;"
NO
Repairing rbemy-
NO"
"wha, other way is .berer
Being run over hy them"
Some prooress,
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

ANsisvs ese . Demonstration.
II think shat the world eo0i0 ~
sioog very uis~ly without me"
well. . sm fro0 Missouri
"whatr'
-Asy time you rsre 10 trot out the
proef. you know. Il would be appssci-
otsA
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-28

Nssvos esespsA
The time ! spens 70. Woosn0
% aOs oo~v rexrst.
vos thess Wss not osnins dot0G:
! aiUays missed ths nsl
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
Compliments

We have had many highly compliment
airy letters from costumers. not only from
different parts Of Montana. but from out
side the state as well. on the high standard
of our abstracts Of title. These letters are
in our files for inspection for any one who
may desire to see them. There's A Rea-
son.
In all cases insist on having an abstract
Of title when buying property or lending
money. and BE SURE its made at this
office. Your lawyer will tell you that i,
can be relied on. if il comes from us.
ACCURATE. NEAT and PROMPT
service, make our work un excelled
Valley County Abstract Company.
Johnson. The Abstractman, Pres
(ofhcial abstracters for particular people
inf Glasgow. Montana.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
Loss of Time Means Loss Of Pay

Kidney trouble and the ills it breeds
means lost time and lost pay to many a
working man. NJ. Balent. I2I4 Little
Penna ST. Streator. H.. was so bad from
kidney and bladder trouble that he could
not work, but he says: II took Foley Kid
ney Pills for only short time and got en-
tirely well and was soon able to 20 back tc
work and am feeling well and healthier
than before Foley Kidney Pills are ionl'
in action, quick in results-a good trienC
to the working man OF woman who suffer
iromkidney ills. For sale by all druggists
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
Notice

To Whom II May Concern Notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned sppli.
cant will make application on the on the
sth day opSeptember. A. d.. 1871. to the
Honorable Board Of County Commission
ers of Valley County. Montana, at Glasgow.
Montana. for authority to erect and keep a
ferry over the watersof the Missouri River.
at a point situated on Lot VALLEY Coun'
ty) and Lot 4. Dawson County, Of Section
10, Township ~ North. Range IS East. oil
the Principal Meridian OF Montana.
Witness my hand this 9Th day
Of August. 1911.
I7t4 Signed: DAME ii. f,nnicum.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
PRESS ASSOCIATION
Meeting at Great Falls Last Fri.
day and Saturday. Valley
Co. Well Represented

Las, Thursday evening the editor and
his wife took the Great Northern for Great
Falls to attend to State Press Association
meeting. and returned Sunday forenoon on
No. Valley County was represented by
Mrs. John Trssler and Mrs ossood Of the
Malta Esisrplise. Mrs. Scott Of the VAL
ley County News. r. /. Hooking Of the
Culbertson Republican and Mr.. and Mrs
r. S. Reed Of the Culbertson Searchlight.
Editor Walker Of the bingham Review
was one Of the representatives Of Choteau
county.
| All possible courtesies we're extended to
the visiting editors by the local newspaper
men and the citizens generally and all had
a splendid time.
| Great Falls is developing in great and
beautiful city and is destined to be the me.
tropelis of the State. The greatest water
power in the world is located there and
this power is now supplying Butte. Helena
and other cities with light and power.
Large manufacturing establishments are
being inaugurated at Great Falls. and
there is practically no limit to this kind Of
development.
The Hotel Rainbow. recently opened in
Great Falls. is the finest hotel in the state.
costing over half million Of dollars. and
is principally built Of sandstone. marble
and artistic copper grill work. II is as neal
hreproof as a building can be made. The
newspaper men and their ladies were
guests of the hotel management and were
treated handsomely.
The street car line placed special cars al
the disposal of the editors, and the ladie:
were shown the principal places Of interes
on Friday while on Saturday forenoon both
ladies' and gentlemen were taken to tn,
. Big Stack" and were escorted through til,
smelier where we viewed the reduction o.
copper ore in its various stages to the pur,
( article.
Saturday afternoon Great Falls citizens
placed their automobiles at the disposal o
the visitors and in most instances acted a:
drivers and guides. RAINBOW and Blscl
Eagle Falls and the Giant Springs wer,
visited and drives taken through the princi
pal residence district OF the city. Mr.
Silverman was the owner aud operator Of
the auto assigned to the Editor and hi:
wife and he made the trip an exceedingly
pleasant one
The last evening Saturday, was spent
IN an informal gathering or smoke in the
Palm Room of Hotel Rainbow. This is 4
most artistic and elegant room and her,
: the editors and their wives met and talked
over old times until their trains depsrteS
or until they Tel, like retiring. Great Fall
and her hospitable citizens will long be re
4 membered by the members Of the Stat
l Press Association. II was decided to hol'
- the next annual meeting at Anaconda.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
Notice

The First National Bank Of Culbertson,
located at Culbertson. in the State OF Mon
tana. is closing its affairs. All note holders
and other creditors of the association are
therefore hereby notified to present the
notes ami other claims for payment.
IotS l. .. SLETTE. Cashier.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
Notice

The State Bank Of Culbertson. just or
ganized. takes over tue entire business OF
The First National Bank of Culbertson and
will pay all creditors.
IotS 1. o. SLETTE, Cashier.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
COUNTY DIVISION
CONTINUED from first page)

other precincts, showed DISPOSE
ton to be fair and for this reason
:. 5. Stafford made the motion
shortly after the FIRST meeting was
opened that convention rules
should govern the meeting, allow
ing only accredited delegates a
voice in the proceedings. This
motion was carried as above stated
and the first or forenoon meeting
was held on those lines. After
wards a member from the northern
part OF the county objected and
declared the meeting should be a
mass meeting as the call was made.
Chairman Hunter called the eve.
ming meeting to order and III. ID.
Edmonds was appointed as secre-
tsry pro ten.
The subject Of the adoption Of
the county lines as laid out by ma.
jority OF committees came up fol
discussion. After several amend
ments were offered and voted down
the majority committee report was
adopted without amendment.
Moved by Stafford that we pro
coed to sign a S., 900 bond, as re
CURED by the new law. 10 indemnI
fy the county commissioners for
election expenses. The motor
was put and seemed TO be carried
but no such bond was signed.
| Moved that the chair appoin
one man from each district to CIR
cnlare petitions. Rveison an,
Christensen Withdrew about TIN
time and would have nothing NOR,
to do with the affair Motion wa
carried after some discussion, hu
the men were not named and tn,
meeting adjourned
While there seemed to he
dehnItr CnsClusiUn reached from
the reading OF the minutes, tina
part "f Dav son County wa tn b,
included IN the petitions, as mat
ter OF fact 1t is not at all settle'
and no other definite conclusion
were aIriYeG al The me, tin,
} showed that there was much differ
! ence OF opinion among the dele
gates and an apparently wide dill
1 ference between Medicine LAX
and Culbertson.
4 The need OF a new county is 5
selt-evident and so great that
4 calm and peaceful solution shOul
, be sought and the different pre-
: cincts should get together. Gu
D bertson is not and ueN er has bee
\ "Tule or rum" community.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
G. N. Train Time Card.
WEST BOUND

All OF these trains stop at Cuibertson es.
cept the fast mail train. No. az. Fast mail
No. rs going east stops here and takes on
mail for larger eastern cities
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01

Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy. IL is almost certain to
be needed before the summer is over. This
remedy has no superior. For sale by all
dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01

Cats and bruises may be healed IN about
one third the time required by the usual
treatment by applying Chamberlain's Linz
ment. IL is an antiseptic and causes such
injuries to heal without maturation. This
IMMINENT also relieves soreness Of the mus.
cles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all
dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01
HAY Fever, Asthma and
Summer Cslds

Must be relieved quickly and foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do il. T..
NJ. Stewart, 1884 Wolfram St. Chicago.
writes. II have been greatly troubled dur
ing the hot summer months with Hay
Fever and find that by using Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound get great re-
lief" Many others who suffer similarly
will be glad to benefit by Mr. Stewards
experience. For sale by all druggists.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01

Stock pastured close to town. For term.
call on Butterheld \ Englebright 4tf
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
SPRING!


Its here!
That is, it's in the United States.
Down in Texas. Mebbe
And it's coming here in little
while.
But remember this: Two years ago
we had fires going in June.
Those little kiddies had a great
time with Charles Logan at his snow
hut Washington's Birthday. They in
Guided Allan Carson, Junior Jackson,
Martin Lyon, Paul and James Binner,
Virginia Berllie, Marie and Helen An
derson and Alma Frey, and the fun
they had
One chapter of old John Bur
roughs, the naturalist, entitled, rs it
Going to RAIN" will give one clear
er idea of the weather than all the
forecasts" in the country.
Mrs. -, formerly a resident of
Palisade, came over on Washington's
Birthday to look things over. She
found many changes.
If that Teller that threw that snow
ball that hit that hat that the editor
wore that Friday, February Il, will
show that head o his'n, We'll punch it,
or bust Get that
The real pinch o winter has now
taken a back seat, and in another
month there'll be something doing in
the spring line.
Beats all, by heck, how some people
can eat forty cent apples on a thirty
cent income.
-"Tattle Point is the name given
New Hampshire town because of the
intense gossip. Well, what's the mat
ter with Palisade Prattle?
Little Virginia Tallman has lost
pretty gold bracelet, Somebody may
find it and mistake it for finger ring.
Listeners" on party telephone lines
have become such a nuisance in New
Hampshire that legislative action has
been proposed making a third party
listeners amenable to a fine. This is
bringing a serious matter close TO home.
N. A. Paul is just itching for spring
to come around so he can pitch into
his garden again.
And now comes Palisades first
Building and Loan Association. Have
you subscribed?
George H. Frew, jr, has concluded
that the country must be saved, and
he's going to help do it. George al
ways was a hustler
Miss Mildred Brady made a week
end visit home around Lincoln's Birth
day.
Everybody is wondering who's the
her at the postoffice.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01

You critics stop judging. Don't
you know the Bible says: Judge not
lest We be not judged2" Have you no
idea of the meaning of this? 1t is
plain enough to any but those who
take a chance and won't see.
Wish Mrs w. F. Holt would bring
Mrs. Murray out again for her in
comparable musical evening-the very
best that ever was.
Charles Logan is taking a night
course at Columbia University.
Easy thing to be misunderstood in
a community. When a Teller amt
thinkin' O nothin', long comes some
thing that makes him feel like the
woodchuck when the hawk struck him:
Good gosh!"
Say, have you fallen a victim to
George Roedeles Diamond" vacuum
air cleaner? Send for him. When
you see it you will say, WELL I'm
'blowed! Why didn't he come around
sooner?"
Miss Gladys Willard while drying
her hair before the blast end of a
vacuum cleaner got a few strands
in the suction and-then hollered.
-Awfullv sorry, doncherknow, over
that break" we made about Mr.
What shisname, and we won't do it
again.
Miss Gladys Willard is ver,- &C
complished punster.
What's become of Jimmie Wolcott
these days? Eli, Jimmie?
-Neighbor Hollinger, hits the nail on
the head in making over old pictures.
He preserves the shadow ere the
substance fades"
Emory Douglas writes a postal from
Los Angeles: This is Gods country.
Wish YOU were here to see it."
Walter Binner had his big automo-
bile out February 10 just as though
1t was not a cold winters day
The boss" uses snuff and the or
ganization sneezes.
Selling houses in these parts isn't
so hard when you go about it right
Two fine homes sold in Palisade re-
Gently and another under way.
The smiling countenance of the
Count de Kingsley is missed from
our midst. Come back, Count.
&C. Deliu is now disporting his ro-
tund self on the shores OF Lake Mich
igan at Chicago.
Miss Carrie Giles is fast becoming
an interesting vocalist.
DO you believe in saving money?
Then join the Building and Loan.
Now is the time for the disting-
uished orators to begin learning their
pieces for the spring debates at
school
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01

to March.
There are growing joys in Palisade
The boys cadet corps is getting to
be fine institution.
A school boy wrote composition
upon the life of Patrick Henry. He
said: He married when he was quite
young and then he wrote speech and
said, Give me liberty or give me
death.
Little boy who went with his older
brother to the Freys' the other
evening got tired waiting, then scared
out Of his wits, concluding that he had
been lett began raising cain with
loud cries till the neighbors had to
go out and see what was the matter.
The lost brother was soon found and
the two went on down the street
fussin.
There is more sense to a mule than
some men, and this is not a special
compliment to the editor.
Miss Ethel DeVoe is getting more
and more popular with the young
people.
Several of the present day residents
who were connected with the old
amusement park of 1888 would not
admit the charge to-day, except under
pressure, perhaps. They can't be
blamed for that, since they have re
formed"
Get your appetite whetted for the
spring days that are soon to show IN
these diggin's.
Having backbone and nerve are
two different propositions. Fellow with
he
former is all to the good.
February 20, glorious day, full of
sweet sunshine, happiness and joy,
with mild temperature, and gladness
everywhere.
1t is worth a visit to the new church
Sunday mornings to get a glimpse OF
the kindly face of the man at the
door, with an humble, amiable, always
glad-to-see-you smile on his face. He
is performing janitOr's service, but he
knows more than that.
Wedding at the Logans uneXpect-
eddy February 25. Helen, the faith
full maid who has been with the family
for two years, took a sudden notion
to bow to the yoke of Hymen, and
went off and got married to Paul, one
of Mayor Abott's workmen in his
Fort Lee piano factory. She was
back at her work the following Mon
day
Soon the Spring poet will blaze
forth-and so forth.
George Johnson is getting huskier
and huskier every day. Must eat
something, George, to make you so
strong.
Pivot your eyes now on the COM
ing Spring and wait for the blossoms.
They'll make you happier than worry
ing.
Jim Binner found a big incandes-
cent lamp all petered out for lack OF
vitality, and you can just bet he gave
it a thump against the Junction bill
board that made a noise like blown
up paper bag.
Poet Carson is the greatest home
body we know of except the editor.
Mrs. CAPTAIN Samuel Z. Darby will
be getting invitations to speak in pub
lie but she says she will decline them
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01

ulli III MS New \ Ork and
SADIE prices. Over there w Inu
rich dwell, he gets from S5oo ~ &
per pic. Over here fifty Cent?
charge. In other words, he io
own.
Some very bad boy with > d.
chalk marked up Palisade a fap
days ago in most indecent NJ,
A chalk marker is a kind Of y
bandit needing hot spanking I
The Quigleys announce tbe;r
for sale or rent, owing to tba
ness OF the male members OF tbo
lily being confined to Onion H;Il
The public questions OF the Il
small communities are best III
by men chosen for the purpose
Sweet, odorous harbingers
spring! A lovely cluster of narc5
carnations and geraniums wersI
for Mrs. Editor the other dav
kind remembering friend. Their
filled the whole house and their |
DRY is a melody, a rhapsody i
harmonious blending of pe1
thoughts for the giver.
Weather man said the FehI
goth snow was onlv five inches 4
ed about eight out here where
walks were not cleared.
T. \. Fredericks, who was ket
by cold recently, is up and !
again.
-Frew folks wanted to 90 TO
lantic City February 20, but ii spt
-doggone it.
Samuel Baer returned from 7
Rica February 20. What a transfo
ton he had in weather there
here!
A walk around town convinces
skeptic that Palisade is very nf
look upon.
Rev. Lee T. Beattie has a hon
Flushing. Wish he had it in
SADIE.
George Roedeles was one Of
happiest men at the firemen's ba
The Elmer Millards have give
their pretty home in Chfside
taken a cosy apartment in New
Ever think Of how poorly
teal Joker takes a Joke?
considerable sentiment in
against prizes at card parties. n
so.
To be thoroughly consistent
points of the compass, it woul
logical not to borrow anything
an institution that one is fig
tooth and toe nail to put out OF
mission. In this world, it is the
things that count for or agains
principle, dependent upon wheth
not we can excuse certain thin
thOughtless or irrelevant.
No, Major" Frey has not
chicken since he was sentence
pay S..
"A town that is run by a chqu
dom amounts to anything in the
run. Palisade is blessed in TIL;
ticular.
George Roedeles has sold nj
OF air-cleaning machines to the
of Palisade.
-Jevver see a better all roun'
than George Frew, jr.2 Why
boy George can do anything
making a wireless station to ou
II -A~1o itNt-rtP