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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11

years ago thi s
golden valley,
tributary to Gar
rison, was one
vast prairie COW
cred only with
luxuriant gras S
inviting the home
steader to come
and today this
same valley with
it's fine farms,
telephones, free
daily mail deliv-
cry and it's most
perfect system of
railroads C h a l.
lenge the most
daring mind to
foretell its future.
we also havea an
abundance OF the
finest water and
unlimited coal and
our coal lands are
fast becoming a
matter Of note all
over the world and
all those natural
advantages to-
gether with the
| richness of soil is
| destined to make
the Golden VAL
ley of the Mis-
souri, Slope" the
| greatest farming
country in the
world.
| If you are look.
ing for a home
stead. a farn
| where you c al
farm to the very
greatest advant-
age. as well al
having your farm
continually adj
vauca an forico
North Dakota and
particularly Gar.
rison is the place
you are looking
for and the place
where you W III
prosper. and thu
| place you will
never leave whel
once you locat'
here and get Il
touch with thu
general condition
| Of western Nortl
Dakota.
While some o
the land to b
| opened for settle
rnent is a consid'
erable d.stan,'
from town Gear.
| rison) you vii
further have thu
| aid Of the farnoul
| Missouri river 10
| transportation D
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11
A Marrow Escape.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Il near had
a scrap this morning" confided a slen-
der young lawyer, whom you wouldn't
suspect Of being belligerent.
WHO with2' we asked, with no re-
gard for grammer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11

you will continue
to do business
with us at Garri-
son, the peerless
spot OF North Da-
kota.
Boosters Club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11

''He took it on the run. Honest. he
did three blocks in about twelve Sec
onds before / could say word"
That's going some for a big man
like Squiggs."
"Ain't it? And 1t didn't do him bit
of good. / was half a block ahead Of
him every step Of the way"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11

Jimmie Squiggs. guess spoke
hastily to him. Anyhow. he got the
idea that / wanted to lick him."
well, what did he do?' N
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-11

Garrison is the nearest registration
point to the Fort Berthold agency.
Have your ticket read Garrison"
when you register.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

aons must be OSsA3ned by gov
 ovameas sa to transportation in | AlasRa esthor hy construction of railrosas by eNs government or sy 8
 government xOasNaaN os tAe sse0r- stssu ct s-svSAa Ts1Tusas ss rV Sp-
 xuszn wsasr Fenmvsels ESvEsasns coaSoa wa sssA . sySasm psVcVse ea we believe x matters hstls she. tAee the oos3 be mined by Che gov erame1t or by p-lvoAs insscssss upon leassar sySs em oT otherwise.
 The rlshss os che locssoTs of Alss- sa coal lands nnsk Ss detTmsned ee
 fore tAe land wiH be available for operaeon vnae- a leasing system or any otAer system. This Is especially
 rue in the Katana fields. where the available coal has been 1ocStea, Find action has not been reached upon a sine,e entry. for even the one group orse-ad csaoeled Is sun pending upon sppesl Acsoa apon these entries Is necessary ln order Co clear the ground for As intoductlon Of any new system, and there stin remains the element os justice to those men who Sre enHtled to patents under the existing laws. Their rights shouAd be speedily determined. This Is bua simple justice so chem and other peo- ple who have invested saeig money in good fath, relying upon the prom ise of this great government contain cd ln It's land laws, and believing that such laws would be eouitAbly enforce Nos only have they experienced great financial Joss by this long delay. but hey have been. by reference and is'- nuendo at last branded as thieves and conspirsto-s. Men Os unimpeaoh- able character. ensoytnS ohe highest reputation ror hoRoC and integrity, have hHd thelr good names besmirch- ed simply because Of their enterprise We know that many os them have sSsctly compiled win the law. ohs-s
 ave honestly Cried eo do %, follow snE the pVsOsdsats established by ths land depArtunt for many ysn7s and announced sa the land decisions. Some os thsse decisAons which have stood for years as the rule of the depart meat, hsve Ats1y been oyerTUaed la thelr application to AlasszS in aa sp- pa-eaty determined effort to BuIffy the laws solemnly enacted by Con Eress. Men have been arrested and placed oa trial their regulations slan- 6e7ed. and Sheir personal Ebevty jeo- pzudized, simply because they disa-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

(Coa1zCe5 SOz ou- Rsst 2ssue1
 AaoSher Sen 0s 5I@euse Smpo~N- Sace Is De aSs-acoe os sa a5eooSSe a7Pr oS oo2e s> a ceSsoassle cosN Sns1sars Sad r,SseaE piSn1s would laaa Se SaaS sloas eae Alaskan oc0zsi 5ar De -eSens-t e low-Srade ores rhsoh osary Nsye Do0e meal oo0- ce1eS tAsa the Rov-e-a5e OoQpeC o0es os Noza1a ana oaher Ssases, These o7as exisS sr Ea6eE1sse vN-lsces sR slozz lAe A1aSa CoEsS Desl-able N.saas os ore can asa N-oGshk oosetAe- Gs 5EeCs-t P'acs and a copGec -z51e p7o5coe5 Lac wa sand shiR- aws s-ou-z cae vo-ia lf O1}y sa ss- sc-e5 S-qSy cE coke se poovSled d a -eSsoosa3a Q-dce The smste- al za5g5y- Alsssz pad as hieA as so a. cal. for coze. and sVgl lae1 cQs1st- aE sa-cssSsy vhlle coqps- wsS -ouus-5z1E u7va-5s os fE-es1 oeulS Wa A1lSka ccRe at Ss a tol- 1e ooszC- oE su5E Suess-S woul5 be ssSa-ed even ar -1e p-essns low
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
G0OO NEWS
Many Alaskan sssssrs Nave Heard
 H and Prottss Thereby.

"Good news travels fast and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Alaska gre glad to learn that prompt relief ls within uaesr rcsch. Many a lame. weaR and aching back is bad more. thanks Co Deans Kidney Plas Thousands upon thousands Of people are telling Che good news of theE ex- per3cnoe with the old Quaker Remedy Here is an example worth reading.
 Mrs J. F. Closhier. 4s5 Fsat ''B' Fourteenth St, San Francisco. Cal. says. T derived lasting benefit from Doan's Kidney Piis and consequently I am as s-ong Ia my praise of them as was "a ls07, when paiAicly eH- doused them. first used Doan's Kd ney Psns when Ewing In Canada. Eud Aey relieved me of dull heavy pain tn Che snaH of my back. other symptoms O. kidney trouble thss had bothered me were also disposed of and my entire system vas toned up. Since then have had no furtbe~ neeS Of a Kidney medicine. consider it a duty as well as a pleasure. to recoi mend Deans Kidney Pills"
 Foy sale by an dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MIIburn Go, Buffalo New York. sole agents for the Unit ed States
 Remember the name-Doan's--Snd take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
 DISCUSSES ALASKAN PROBLEM

praoe os co7psr. oaly Ae Sovg1Usn' oza give 6 satisfactory assurance oi saoA a SapSy cs coke st a fixed rec soasOae pc1ce
 yoa- conmssse thus views v'SA sNvor sAe sssezekoa toC government al fr. some so-zn for usl-oads ta A assS We Rose witA satissso0oa the sats7ese that has been aroused la sae Alaska euesaoa ls leads us No take & more oPamistSc view as to the De paSssosaitses oe the Immediate future whHe we believe thSt 1he srsAs-n os p-seNte ownership osSt e0- c,ow@ced snavi5ual iniuAann, and gave the great west such s mag rfsceut erov<A Sn3 development aS u-as never eSuSse6 elsewhere in tho history os the world, should not be nrhay 4cszs aside for new exPe-menes sa Alaska. nSs 9s1d os dtsEaDoes and srssusueS and under Conditions where aa-ce rewards must be offered boeh to czplesl sad lsbor, yet we re a}ize ae sentiment of he AmeCtcSn peoole. and we aeCeto0e Se3ieVe sAst reRes rOm existing cORdt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
TAE NNo

There is more c&tarVk la thaA sec tion cs ths country than all othcg disessNs pus toseth'sr, snd until the iast few years vAs supposed to be lncurable. For . sreat many years doctors pronounced x 6 iooal disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly talllnit to cure wlth lo- oal treatmeat. puorpOneeS h incur able scie8cs hes lAroveR oshAFrh to D a constitutional disease, therefore reouinas constitutional treatment HsIrs CAtarrh Cure manufactured by .E ! Caaney q Co, Toledo, Ohio. Is he only coostitutAohsl cure on the market R Aa tAkssl tatsgnally tn do ssa from 10 dro7a a . teaspoOnfal < acS 6ir~-tly on the blood cad nucou SgEfsnaz o< Che syEsm. They offeT one hundred 6oilsul for any case < tRua to cura. Send toV circular and tsstlnoaisla
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

greed vstA tAs aepsransns tp tho csnsssaCsioa eg & IasF apoa which tho judges os oE fsaerif cosrSs have si. % aissgreed, A spssdy dsterIoina- Uoa of thsas oo1a applications has been rapasSdlT pw0spseed. bot 10 nsss sar ASw Svpssky a nag bs esy@ F has osso ypa-B ep0 isnS esasra.
 AlaskeDs have q eommca iatsresi v4th toe nsnlzg nba ot the states ln al that pertains to tAs industry and are in ran sympathy witA 1e Eplendfa work es Ehs ASsrtcaA Min Ing Congress. but 'Fe have ssen hi to discuss oaV the coaa and trans. povtat4oR questions, vhsoA are % vitii to Alaska and the er tire Pacific oossS both In principle srsl economics.
 TsE HIND.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
L xELLgs eysl,ssEs
Gbe 0o1lp A1nSka
OLDEST PAPER
PlBSHED IN ALASKA

WHAT yOC CAS SEE AND DO N 8ND AS0JT SNAGEAY Oszvsr Csls-5=- EzSy % reach and oEnb, -l1=15s TOO railes mo the rouusius Laur1suz and R.cvluS-Nun-r- c1. 3aauehes and TOW bean Tova of Dysa -The 5sps-ess viasCe
 S-uSSl--s' C7ve-W W1ere vvhssiy vss snuzz}ea In carly dAys Fosruoe Bay See wreck of old ship -Csnsda
 Chlooos Gsurerv-W here esch yess taocuads ot salmon gre csuSh; and canned Fo-1 U5Iasr l. Se~sr3-Gov- ea-sns Cccps ses6oa tlslues N,5ssloz-l5is,orse o3dvil- haze
 rn1ous Ch5l7eos nur-Whsrs many Evzs were loss 5n tss esriy osvs
 W7a5,e Puz C5r-WThs-s F0.ooo roi5 kuu,e7s osrspc6
  Nou-ala CE-biac-Ait. Dewey ta21ofA A 8. u,ouBsaIa. Esos -ourzia- None ucuntssn ESo7S a Bare and hsshhtul E,or Try 5, tyrll do you Ecod Sv5us Cs.1e,-I2s1 h sbsye sss 1sv-l Sesu6ful v5ss and ccuko.rsb}e soconmo6saons EsA1ug -Ssluoa. t-cut SueyEns Ca5looos sa5 CAilcst -Puniavs l-55z- vilsS-s RssS-s Fs1, and E1z, FsIs-Nsy esau5t1l
 Oev-sy LskeN lpper and Lower ln the u,cgotsius Srve e rSospy SnSsh-Tas oezps-a6o who ruled Ssss- ~-Ry m tse es-ty 6sys Auro-s BoresEs - NaSaisosnR No-shern Eshs NlsStless Days Sss5inx and tskIsG piceUuss st rni6aisst v15,e PsssN Nukou-The soezie rsie~ay ot sse world Rsa and Cssscsss Accomrncds- 6ozs ca, be he'd ia SkNeyvay Eurro Creek-Ac-c- she bay Se.ueiSul ksNs and sce1ecr 6.ainS. kul61S and unouns- ssin o6raSing
 lrlan6 PsssuSe -Sesstle so Sksg- ~av-One ot tse nos eesp- 6tul in the rcorld Pshisi sss-Hsaips and every pcsss- S3c couto-t
 TsleSSph5e Couauasossoa- vzilh aG the world, slso 6sssy rewso1rsr
 Ssia Esh-Ave-sSes annual rsSa aE 21So inches- Ns-y EShR n sgmmer u,onths WsIt5zS-Noo can Sss& kcr ruairs ysishou, erzvv8aS tAFU un5egarusA and prenss RRTNS NOUS CAMERAS
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
MONTICELLO RYE
 PKBBIEroRD RYE
nrnanN BYE

G4bsON RI N Bottled in Bond. In Bulk or h Bottles At the Botrd ol Trade. q. zEe for A home cooked meal quick, clean seryiceL Where' Al the New Home Restaurant, Ffth Avenue half q minute from Brosdws.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

Fl CHENEY 6 co. Toledo, o. Sold by pCuEEistaS 7so Taes RaHs FnzDilF Pialz for cone T patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12

l. E Crosby, republican can. iidate for county Attorney was a visitor in town this week.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
COME AGAIN
 MIR. CAMERON

Ralph Cameran made what he was pleased to call "an explanation" of his appOiDtm of nonresident boy to Annapolis, last night at the third avenue theatre. The explanation was one of those explanations that left the subject matter unexplained, but the truth of the matter is as follows, this is from the record:
 Norris l. Wilson of Boston, who Is the eastern representative of the Stan dard Oil Company, was stockholder in the Iowa Development Co.,, tLe owners of some mining property in Mohave county; the holdings of this company was sold out at sheriff's sale and the company today owes many thousands of dollars in that county Mir. Wilson had a son whom he wanted appointed to Annapolis and the young man came to Prescott, registered at the Congress Hotel in that city and six days, after his arrival he was appointed d naval cadet by Ralph Cameron. This was the first and only visit the young man ever made to Arizona, and his father never was resident in Arizona and his company left thousands of un- paid debts in the territory. Now will MT. Cameron please explain why he could not find boy in Arizona of suf- ticient intelligence to receive that ap- pointment And why, under any con- sideration, appoint an outsider? Mark Smith served in congress sixteen years and he always managed to find suf- ficient nun ber of Arizona boys for like positions. Col. Wilson served four years and he like Mir. Smith, never felt called upon to go beyond the confines of Ari- zona for boys, yet Ralph Cameron with his ONE TERM in congress was COM FILLED to appoint the son of Stan dard Oil magnate to fill position that belonged under the law to an Arizona boy MT. Cameron, your explanations are futile as against facts, and the above is true in every particular Arizona Democrat.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
E. Y. Malich Selling Out.

E. Y. Malich of the Golden Rule store has been making the final preparations this week for the closing out sale of his entire stock of ladies and gents furnish ing goods and shoes, i'll fact his entire stock IS now turned over to the Clifford J, Halpern Safes Co.,, who are under contract. to sell the entire stock of goods within few weeks regardless ot cost. From present indications that establishment will have the appearance of genuine five ana ten cent establishment for the next few weeks.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
MEDALS AWARDED BOY
 SCOUTS FOR SAVING LIVES

New York, Dec. 7th Seventeen honor medals have been awarded by the na. tional court of honor of the Boy Scouts of America who have saved lives Those medals were shipped by James E. West executive secretary to the local coun- cils of the various cities or towns where the Boy Scout heroes live, and will be presented with fitting cere- monies to the boys this week. The deeds for which the various medals have been awarded were done to cer- tain extent as a result of the spirit a. reused in the boys by the Boy Scout movement.
 The Boy Scout Heroes live in diff ferent parts of the United Statee. Here is the honor list: Charles Scruggs, Curo, Texas; Ben Barnes, Ridgewood, N. J.; Walter w. Waller, Brooklyn, N. Y; Willie Hoyt, East Bridgewater. Mass. Virgil Chambers, Barboursviile, W. Va Johu Clauser, Catasauqua, Pa. Charles Stsrr, Woodbury, N. J.; William Burns, lone, Wash; Harold Wood, Oak Park, H.; G. Alden Daniels, Buffalo, N. Y; Earl Cummins, Baltimore, Md; H. Esnor, B. Dunshane and B. Esnor. Bal timore, Md Gordon G1mmer Bal timore, Md.
 The medals were awarded to these boys after ar investigation of each in cident was made by the Scout Masters in charge of the boys, the local council and other persons, and all these state ments submitted in attidavits to the national court of honor.
 Boy Scouts of Baltimore especially have shown alertness, for seven of them made four distinct rescues.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
Ends Winters Troubles

To many, winter is season of trouble. The frost-bitten toes and fingers, clipped hands ant lips, chilblains, cold sores, red and rough skins, prove this. But such troubles fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial convinces. Greatest healer of Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Bruises, Ecze- ma and sprains. Only 25c at all druggists. i
 Edward Woolt was a business visitor in town this week from his ranch in the mountains.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
Stock Market

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec. 1, 1911 Cattle receipts last week were less than one half as large here as in the previous week. The holiday Thurday accounted for part of the decrease, but not all of 1t, and the reduced size of the run started buyers to thinking Prices began to advance the first of the week, and firm markets were the rule every day, the close being around a quartsr higher than close o? previous week. To-day the market Is steady, receipts l3,000 head. Expect for the fact that Chicago has 2S, 900, head today, and a lower market, sales here would be stronger. Stockers and feeders are stronger to-day, some sales ten high CT than Friday, most of those classes selling at $4 co to s 60 A part of the Chicago run to-day is show cattle, but these will be sold on the market latter in the week as Christmas beeves, ano so have to be reckoned with in calcula. tions of killers. Native steers sold up to $S 10 here to-day, and there is good delegation of Kansas grass cattle, of post graduate course on meal or shock corn, here to-day, at $5 35 to $6O0. some good short fed steers at $690 Best COWS bring $525,veals $7Oo Cobra do and other range cattle are slowing up this week, with prices almost as good as as any time this season, on all kind. Quarantine cattle are mostly low grade although few cattle from the mills are starting. Some 1140 pound steers from Oklahoma oil mills sold at $57 to-day, and others late last week, $50 pounds $4S5.
 Packers succeeded in putting hot prices down a little last week, though the market showed come back quail. ties at the end of she week. The run is 12,0O0 to-day, market a shade higher, heavy hogs at $6.30 to $635 medium weights $6l0 to $6 35, lights $5.75 to $6.20, pigs $4 25 to $5 9. Packers are running rather close stocked, as AANSh o'OAS OAoOO 1OOOA Oc hCdIly dll their purchases. As soon as the run of hogs at Eastern market points sub. sides little some improvement ir prices at the Western markets is ex pected, through the help of the Eastern older trade.
 Sheep and lambs made two sen- sational advances last week, total gai1 35 to 50 cents for the week. The action of market proved that packers have small stocks of mutton in coolers, ana strengthened the belief astute commis sionmen that prices will advance ir the near future. Some say that ski i rocker markets may be expected after the new year. They therefore advise i owners to persist in feeding. The TUT is 10000 here today, market to 1C lower, lambs up to $6 co, wethers $4OO ewes $350. Poorly fatted stock sells far below these figures.
 J. A. Rick khart,
 Market Correspondent
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12
Saved His Wife's Life

"My wife would have been in her grave today" writes O. H. Brown of Muscadine, Ala, Eff it had net been for Dr.King's New Discovery. She was down in her bed, not able to get up without help. She had severe bronchial trouble and a dreadful cough. 1 get her a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and she soon be- gan to mend, and was well in a short time" Ihfallible for coughs and. colds, it's the most reliable remedy on earth tor desperate lung trouble, hemorrhages, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough. soc, $1.0O. Trail bottle free. Guaranted by all druggists. [
 The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church phurchased some new chairs and carpet for the pulpit a very much needed improve ment which pleased Rev. Arnett very much.
 Mir. Eyde of the Bureau of Safe Transportation of Explosives which headquarters in New York City, will deliver a free lecture on that subject to which all railroad employees and others are invited to atted at the Win slow Opera House, December 18th, Wednesday evening next
 Ben Sutherland returned this week from Los Angeles and other coast cities, and will short. ly resume his position as opera tor with the Santa Fe at this point.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12

Conductor Frank Chadick left this week for the east to visit with rela tives and friends dur ing the holidays.
 County Treasurer L. D. Divel- bess was a visitor here Sunday with his many friends.
 Editor Sidney Sapp of Holbrook was a business visitor in town Sunday.
 A Chris tmaS entertainment will be given at the Winslow Opera House Christmas night under the auspices of the Altar Society of the Catholic church
 County Supervisor O. B. Sut. ton came in from his ranch in the mountains to visit for a few days with his family.
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12

Don't forget though that we will have new supply of good things to eat for the Christmas holidays. The City Meat Mar ket. i
 ]. M. Patton purchased a large block of stock of the Gallup In denpendent Oil Co.,, of Gallup N. M., this week.
 Mrs. Jos. F. Woods and son Joe of Holbrook were here Sun day attending the Mem orial services of the Elks at the Opera House.
 When your feet are wet and cold, and your body chilled through and through from ex- posture, take a big dose of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, bathe your feet in hot water before gO- ing to bed, and you are almost certain to ward off a cold. For sale by all dealers.
 John Domaine informs us that he will have his pioneer band wagon out on parade election day, next Tuesday, decorated with Democratic banners. Dem ocratic candidates who have not made arrangements to have their names before the public in that respect may take notice and act accordingly.
 County Assessor WIZ. Williams was a visitor here this week with h1s many friends and cam paigning.
 Every family has need of a good, reliable liniment. For sprains, bruises, soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there is none better than Cham berlian's. Sold by all dealers. S
 Deputy County Recorder C. M . | C. Houck was business visitor here for d few days this week.
 T. E. Ervine of Phoenix was a business visitor in town Tuesday
 The Altar Society ladies of the Catholic church spent a very de- lightful afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. F. Goldsworthy, be- ing the final meeting of this year. Those present were: Mesdames Dadey, Guile, Mahoney, Moore, Spellmire, Takken, Weinert, Tan ner, Recorder, Wyrick, McCaul ey, Drumm. and Miss Bullock. A delicious luncheon was served the ladies, prepared by Mrs. Goldsworthy and her mother, Mrs. Catherine Kelly. A review of the good work done during the year by the society was the top1c of the meeting, and plans were laid for the coming year.
 When you have got cold get a bottle of Cham mberlian' S Cough Remedy. It will soon fix You up all right and will ward off any tendency,toward pneumonia. This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to baby as 10 an adult. Sold by all dealers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Elem ming are visiting here with the formers brother. Mr. Samuel Flemming, and will remain dur ing the holidays. They are from Reading, Calf.
 F. T. LaPrade and son Arthur returned last Thursday morning from Georgia, accompanied by the formers mother, Mrs. M. A. LaPrade from Oklahoma and a sister Mrs Samuel Allen and her daughter from Georgia who will visit here indifnately.
 Ends Winters Troubles To many, winter is a season o1 trouble. The frost-bitten toes |
Holbrook argus., 1911-12-12

Dr. Wilkes, with headquarters at Snowflake was a visitor in town for few days this week,
 Katherine Jones of St. Joe was visitor here last Saturday.
 Cora NJ. Jackson of Joseph city was d visitor ill town last Saturday.