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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-07
puassaa4ad Nadine


yfe pQgga neYei 70 % sgong when
peop.e ~ lpos9al
~, IS l,e iB8ptsyj f1s lie fools
Pa ~ l.eM ti+e sess " rs eoulq mol
$4,000
ta@ lAiAss ase harder 70 pa 30
yitl 4se TIC sDilo yaiaee ~ q good ex-
seApe
ailep p dpaDi teli tile truth,
AeFe ags f89 tines ~ i 1laa's
iite @iep w eis9plg net speculate
@tag ~ esp't sffo,d 10 and whan Ii
car
itpaEel " tile Aapaniaid ~ genius
3ssA,3aF Ii everything The peach
eAee 8 b,iteg almond, eauiifiowe,
y lpilip Dgl cabbage with college
sfaeatipH
Wrinhlas shynid merely Indicate
pl8ga smiles ilaYa been
q 70 custer % stay out titan Est ont
Man IL ttie oniy aniial that bushes
~ assds ~
~ siatesmanshin eai the formniitie.
sight neysr mind about tho moral
ties
December This is ono Of the pc
euliarly dangerous months TO speech
late IA stocks. The others are July
January september ApFil, November
May March, lans, October Angus
aud February
l'aw ~ 40 can stand prosperity. Al,
other mans ! mean,
fhs aid SAW says LET a sissnini
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dcg lie Right Still, when there If
laucb at sake, il is better to get e
1assss paper 70 do n
Names are not always wait they
ssa7nl ns common Same, 6zssxlioep
is pronounced Jackson
Often the sissest way to eoneey ms
iiifosfaa ton sc 10 seii the strict ssath
Remark " IN baldwin i eonoefnsaf
upstairs We don't cane 90 sat TOAD
stools that tilank they are truffleS
Let us endeasof to 80 iive TIA
when We come to die eNen tbs ander
tasssr will be sotrs
he universal brotherhood OF mar
il oar precious possession, wiaai
there is " ii.
~ careless ID sear dfsss i 10,
must. bur keep a tidy sou
n sog PICK up z starving dog anf
iaaAs nlH prosperous le viii not bits
sosi stnis h tsae principal diffesenee
set.Sseg q Cog and a man
Z u more stoubie 10 nl1ks q maxim
than + is 10 80 right
Pity y tor tbs living. envy Il foi
tsae dead
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eoNgH Tx
= 1888 . = A1>>%,

~ J, itespgb. circuit court clerk ~
fAftbage, 1as eaiiipg Oh friends here
Friday Bud saturday.
tfnsley apd Carl sfFattoa ~ Eaaiyoo
spent Daft ~ last week with the1i
sister, Mrs, otilo aisl.
Mics sarah Meyers 81 Columbus III
the guest " Miss iona Moore this
week,
VIM Il Thompson ~ GaIesinirs
spent Thanksgiving with home folks
here
Miss Helen Dfoss ~ Warsaw is Viz.
iiing her sister, Mrs, Roy Dartiioi0l
inaW and other relatives.
Narcotics Corder sad family of near
Plymouth spent Saturday with tbs
formers brother, Henry Gofdef nns
family.
MIS-, 6, NJ itfmpstand returned ta
her home IN Warsaw Friday, after Il
short visit with her daughter, Nrs.
ika Hart,
Miss isnialia tSAithoHss ~ Knox
College, Galeaburg spent a few days
this week with relatives and friends
I here,
Mrs Mary Holt OF Augusta is the
guest " her daughter. Mrs, Il ~,
! Mont
VIM, Bronson and daughter Miss
ELLA left Saturday morning for Qnin
~ 70 visit relatives over Sunday
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~ ssseelab <esat Tue same - spsse e
assasanQll csAils pfssaaaaes3 ao Saae
g sisaIeasee n TIC sa4s 81 Flae 'synf'
llllas r ssEasF e tasisst Ftif i'sssS-
Ieal sssssslsasEles IS silussagiaso ~ enc
Se'ssp ssssas-ssRiis ssAsea saSss saf sss'stass
81 9;ss " sasatasi 4, % 1ef sass,7st'9'a'. =
1ssisscrtts under che salss o a1sss
Tie aas&cosap .bS-s asitssF e q iisss''R
sASS9es.nt 81 Tbs aflaif Says EssAe LIE
ssst ssas'so % vac CONTEST y asseeaslb Wal,
saassed tale creates e'lt9esfsag q nlesi
tisas exef ATTENDED esit.Ssay seiaoos ~
That city lseEs s.as saess crowd ~
Tue Pasespytartaa church ssltiaas p fters
acon asao ofests0s meetings q tsls
opera house taae s5aR5sst ealafehi ssasa
Family sbeatFe assd tlls Cen tlsssatts,
sylli speass, ing asad musical programs
at each Blaee NO ea.ags loads 81
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llsssletsa ilsg issued Is the STA
.oarsi q assaiss seEsa iss0ase sag 40
siSssa " tsi ever Hkoase aad
squirrel tsses ean u ogaer ~ pre- gan
.sssg oss asad siss eusea4e psasae fToKl
szini4sg Il soothpid ID the stase he
lssalaetia IS sasAd "a sssos Ii ssIas passed
" / ae altsy4aass stsse board sof lleastIi
a cops of wasch MAS lseeaEed "a tsse
.oea 0EEigss RG asaIfA Officials ii
sgsstefn STATES fear an epidemic III
t}ssse diseases ~ tue Dnalea sasss
SAD ase us1t1ag tl.s residents 81 ali
sSaSes 70 ase u s7e sexssgsas ssp of
alaiaaass taa axe ssl4esal to I4e ssasfiss.s
~ ~ sGsssassss.
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Tie {. s,Esf. 4 n,s,a. l,t.t.

% M.se % saosEal asss hin pssy
asqsae
Egen AZ Il child astl soxs about
us aArkii
Ese sAs snaii selcone asc4 ss4stl
sgssar ssoW saatle,
ae f9olisii seses 10 ssilom Ael
thloss s@ye birth
= h.y sseeE az Ae nag b
Al2ossa.
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~
H sesis Asi presence 4peernaath tke
AID e tie rain .of autuInn, laass
Ae1 sssb
9Ae tlrall % spsinS ard summer
tiith sle sa1De
A.eaaissa bin q Asg hreatlliag
brease The ssa
Y IA ElEest sad a9i4sfs the naples
flApe,
SIC goes Aee4ed toFth u mood q
pleasantly
IAe Mere Ae strags eAe lonsss battles
gFlA1
tth Ioes o. tf1epGs psagine naAls1B
sssifflgg roe,
he s1EelleF aoth there sso@ pgf1se u
ain
5tse 9safniAg " epAae baes sad
e2S9 his soul
5e tasse iasr lgg4as sad .cos .nto Isl
face
And 4slas her toFsAaead whlle Is
hears lleg sas
helcoplk uag dear, % tbs Old R.oatso
IJlaGe
s4ccAse % lcge, alsd ssleep, aAd lon
aag
Richard burton
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BOY LOCKED Up
IN HARRISON TOME


CINCINNATI onio. Dec 7.-yor
four hours George Ssnedley, &c wears
oio. u &orth Bend, Ohio was kept q
prisoner ia the scnab u William sserry
itafrison. Oitlois hrss presidential spn.
me tomb t&a alrnos. fallen into de-
cay and stauds practically unbseded.
sase for ap occasional visitor The
BOYS svsS.s for hatp we're heard by
persons passing ~ the road. some
piatafes awag When rescued, his
courage 4est iIito and he tainted.
While 81 play s4sn two companions
Ssssedley entered the tomb. jfds play
nsssss shut fte heayy iron door ana
bsseso n by paaetng stick beneath
3ts tsAep faa array
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IN s.ss,m II nishs

YoA4 sssakes terror 10 the entire
iousetsci1 IL TIE loud, boarss and ne
saliie eegga " Group, no snis,aksng
=, ase fortunate then The lucky par.
ett9 VINO xeep Tpisgts Honey fna Ter
foteDepra On ha5l1. n W, Cassel
taat, GsateDg r, y, ssyss ~ ~ worth
~ weigia 70 goj1 Or 1sssis children
ere srogbss1 Urn et1ay an4 hoarse
gses, aG1 vi We gtvs them ~ Yoisys
tiDaeg sSl Tar Comyesnl, aawxys
Sa7e i Dastls N n III ffe isogssss Nh
biDg19 NJ IN,
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leaving Monday morning for lspias.
Beach, Calf for an rlsiefinife stas
witsa NJ A Asotler ano family.
Frank CiilvIiion Of Carthage spenf
SATURDAY night and SUNDAY witt
friends il s3oaen
Misses Haze kIeco1 and Ethel RpoiI
attended Teachers institute al Car.
tiaage Friday and SATURDAY.
slrs- Joiia Hi aud son Carl we-a
called 70 pittabeld last week nn &C
count pf tne serious Illness Of the
formers fati,er. amos james.
James Norris and wife OF Asniano
Nsfe 1is guests last week Of Mr.. and
Ma. v;ta Eorrie,
Z lawson Of essiincr was Dusi
tlssss ealler IL Bowen Monday
Miss Ruth Lyons OF Tina, Mo, Is
the suest " Miss Ollie Clark
holio Robbins Of Augusta was cal.
ing On ftieslds here Sunday evening.
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business are concerned aies ak
little Eea legislaEiop s.ia 8e ss5.esl-
aAishsd 4slsnI,is seeaslss aais II q
es ssidsntsa sea- assd "a h party ssili
Is elassa sFssse so ge tie aEAes III a
hlie sas ssssi slasal spisl.as eFsislssas
atse aer politics nssN aae al
I.9s2ef eIlief illiapsapee - issasi
lissss sVst +re aes sof she
isaiss political agasass commerce and
ss.9sss - ssse alsee ssstases aoaisi
ssisiissssss IS isfiss.s S. ieasgs - oE
II assapsets tue sassEsss situation
saegss staN gas sEesas ssaIsFe siesaeni
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-07

lille igsAanae n the Presidents az
auaI nlesgaas ~ sagiai t9rm il SO
dRnne pf file blsnass y ne country
ana tiie ille9iAaIlee ~ The iesues 81
ne discussed 3fhe new aFIageaaleui
~ alipe gratifying n Aati9aal erias
ana q concession ~ public con. sn
ifnce
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M tlaf5pefiaiH bays tags she
EshQiag in Dp@tics IS good deai lsSp
ssil9nkins ~ WspdrpB Wilson, o.
AG4igse
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Washington adylass siaie iissl th4
Indications - present ase ilaai jssprl.
sHaadaliaAs ~ 90 adm8et d, fed
slal aiiiees u Iowa @hsse lie iegag ~
iileana'enis AS4e ateinsa d. a.a aBeYl
10 sspiss YIN n9i Ne blaa fqT mpse
MAJ z gAa. - antii @ftae lsp Aesi
presidential siaasisa 10 a.at Jsseni
tiie lneuAAs.a ptl Aeia 9sei 9llt
iewa aslseeiis,a aNeeai ~ ~ a3aaea
ager tne guseiieA ~ - ~lDJn seeSa
ilenaatipVa sA3ata hs Dlsas fps g0
pgiiitnseass - ihs sis W. f41ssei u
iiasa IA Tbs ai3tE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-07

Mafqsla hasf nasaaa u tAs state
fsiasaiasq.y ~ AAaalasa t@f HIS 1854
iiNe yaafs AIN 10 suel.eiad thp 1lst
~ tae ysas w i4siaa 4 ia.l' isgebry,
9iia 10 ~ iliaseNI superintendent III
sAa Aissaari teainins saAaoi i9r boss
e baanYiiis "a pa, stats lhs change
4aAie ~ d elnpisia sHrpFise ~ egel
si9ag alla thesa |. . GOOD laai ~ -
ati.8 ~ ~ v tai ~ .asaAy aa Wasaon
isass5s teesaFa ~ AaAnt9sa ~ 40 ~
.aiien, Ala .iae aueeaatsa sAnianai
il9A 10 tt4at ,hs haaTa ~ saWlql can
ttHpiaiaa putting hial u ebafsa ~ me
tNtt MaaisM naatseYsi4rY ~ pratsr
ailaa - lna nfaseat sasaan q 5aa
,sesa ms pyieaA Hf9hn commission
i'esaaa " lhs attasaaf general fseeat
p eftiaRit'aa an Investigation 1T ina
sssaAasa.llt'a. ~ tna a,tes laatiiutian
riis iis sapast hes a,ss hasa mass nanf
ne ~
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4 gpaaD @ila Ela4a aeladea ~ .
l4ap ltas nqlne 70 tl1a trpni via 3
statement iAai sic would fstiss be q
N9lnap fAan 7 aan because sile says
ilie Wpqid IF Ainaea to llea gades thA
female tAaA nadep the Maie aaise
4lAs II . tribute 10 American eBigaify
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sla4,lIs,isg for T,5f oAy.

Evil si1palgAts i1tgslae III ~ anslS
pApseg nldd az naturally ~ soTns
gfe aellelaaed u D ssaenaat poo
From sike g~as3n
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Speaking NJ undesirable aItizele
ahA aeNes4lars brothers clearly he,
long IL tllaf category
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st4ii1Eed 81 tIilaniags asaa sasiss
saeas, the pEasn lAessa4e " the geasou
3ssaas 10 u ApBR
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aslsgn always burns

ileg are Aaala ail4tAlg on saeaes
n 9la!as aild Us iseads aloae Wl9Il
t4aslA
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-eo4as, .eaa Dec Z, 49,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18
THE AGRICULTURAL TRAIN

The Agricultural Special train
composed Of four cars Of exhibits,
arrived here promptly at lO:4O,
Wednesday and WAS greeted by at
least l 600 citizens Of the town and
surrounding country. The Monte
Vista baud WAS also in evidence.
The exhibit was u museum sutii-
cient to occupy ones attention for
hours. II We attempted 70 DIES.
oribe the specimens Of grains,
seeds. fruits, needle work, ma
chimes, irrigation appliances etc,
we would fail to do justice 10 the
exhibits.
This display is inspiring and
makes one almost wish hs were a
Colombo ranchmnn with An agri-
cultural college education that h.
might engage In the cultivation Of
the soil both for pleasure aud
profit.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18
BY FAssErTs DEPARTMENT STORE

1t is with regret that we note
the death this week OF two of
Monte Vista pioneer citizens. l..
II. Cheney and W. +. Bond have
both been associated with Monte
Vista since it was very small
village.
We have an excellent line OF
mems riding boots. This is one
line that we have neglected some
in the past, but now we have just
the style and kind of boot that you
will want.
Do you know that you can buy
a Free sewing machine Of us for
$500 On the lease plan or $3.50
cash. This machine we will put up
against any machine on the market.
You can have free trial of this
machine in your own home if you
wish We use one in our altering
department; ask Mrs. Maxwell
what she thinks OF this machine.
We still have ring here that
has been nncalled for. This ring
was found near the glove counter.
II you are short a ring come
around and identity this and we
will be glad to turn it over to you.
Today (Friday) the ribbon de-
partment appears to be quite pop
ular. Green ribbon il in big de-
mand on account OF st. Patrick's
day.
We shipped out 200 pounds OF
ranch butter to Denver this week.
We paid csc per pound for this
and received 13c. So much ranch
butter that comes in is SO poorly
made that it is impossible to sell
only to factories that renovate it.
We are running Housefurnish-
ing ad in our space on the back
page OF this paper. We devote
the larger part OF room 5OxlOo
feet to this department, and have
an excellent selection for Won.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

We believe il persons will bend
their efforts to one thing and do
that we'll they will make much
better success than where they try
to handle several different things.
Our efforts are all put forth to the
running OF general store.
Whether we have been successful
or not, we leave you to Judge.
This week we had the kerosene
tank encased in a tank OF cement.
Also had a cement floor put around
this for three or four feet on each
side. This makes the kerosene
nearly safe from fire, and as it is
SO near the back door we feel much
SAFER than we did the way the tank
was before.
This is st. Patrick's day and The
day that sou should be planting
Sweet Peas. We have these in the
mixed and also in the different
plain colors. Our stocks OF garden
and flower seeds are now ready
for you.
We put the vegetable display
stand in the window this week and
from this on will expect to have
green garden truck every day.
As this stand keeps a fine mist fall
ing over the vegetables all the
time, they will come 20 you fresh
and crisp.
Tho carpet and Gnoleum depart
ments have been showing quite a
little activity this week. We re-
ceived another shipment OF 12-foot
inOleum this week. With this
wide linoleum and the and foot
widths to match We are enabled to
tit nearly any room with hardly
any seams. This gives a decidedly
better appearance than where there
arc several seams.
We put down new stair carpc.
on tho stairs leading to the second
floor, this week.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Friday morning the news of the
sudden death of l.. II. Cheney the
night before was sad blow TO
those who have known him many
years. He seemed to be in his
usual good health and cheerful
mood, and attentive to business
Thursday, With but an hours
warning he was summoned to the
great unknown.
Next week We will publish some
of the incidents of Mr.. Cheney's
active life.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Lois Cowden, the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il.
Cowden, died Sunday morning at
2 O'Clock, aged Is years The
funeral services were held in the
Methodist church Tuesday after
noon The casket was covered
with beautiful floral tributes.
The High school attended in II
body showing the high esteem in
which they held their classmate.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

DIR. Cary and wife, who left here
last November. returned home a
few days ago. They were in Den.
yer a few weeks, in Ohio six weeks
and the balance Of the time they
spent in Florida. They enjoyed
their trip very much and are i'm
proved in health.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18
SUGAR FACTORY
NEWS NOTES

OF teleXraphlC advlceo from Super
intendent A. j. Shepard to the ef-
feet that seven carloads of con-
struction materials and machinery
have been shipped from Las Ami
mas to Monte Vista; that Shepard,
himself, will follow the machinery
after short time devoted to re-
connoitring in the San Luis valley.
The Las Animas sugar factory is
the last built by the Dyer Com
pany and contains many of the
most modern features to be used
in the Monte Vista plant.
B F. Arendt, factory superin-
tendent, has wired w. j. GalliRan
in Denver, that he left California
March Is aud would 60 directly to
TT. Collins, there to leave his fam
lily for the present and immediate
ly report to Monte Vista. Mr..
Arendts household appurtenances
are now in Monte Vista awaiting
further disposition.
Thursday and Friday of this
week special cars have brought
nearly a hundred band Iaborers
and tenants from Greeley, Love-
land and Fl. Collins to Monte
Vista. Most of the men have
been accompanied by their fam
lilies. Part of these men have
been in Monte Vista before, to ar
arrange for employment and farms
for themselves and friends. John
Dreith had been in. the districts
from which the newcomers depart
ed some weeks ago. telling them of
the opportunities awaiting them in
the new sugar territory.
j. j. Cook, brick contractor of
Denver, was in Monte Vista We'd
nesday and Thursday. He had
the contract from the Dyer Com.
pany to supply the brick for the
local factory and was Investigating
to discover the quality OF clay used
here and the facilities for turning
out a hrge amount OF brick on
short notice. Mr.. Cook says he
hopes he may be able to make sat.
isfactory arrangements with local
brick manufacturers. It may be
necessary to install q new plant
for brick manufacture or to enlarge
one of the old plants. Mr.. Cook
finds the quality of clay used at
present, apparently satisfactory,
but has shipped two sacks of the
material to Denver for further an
alysis. He says he hopes to re.
turn to Monte Vista this summer,
not only to help build the factory
but also to yet some good fishing
and see the country when it 10 at
it's best with crops maturing. The
contractor has furnished brick for
the Dyer Company for construc.
ton of five Colorado factories.
The required number Of brick will
DO approximately million and u
half.
Mr.. Gallignn is in consultation
with ID. & K. q. officials in Denver,
relative to completion Of the switch
to the factory site. The rails have
been laid to a sufficient distance TO
take care Of immediate demand
but machinery shipments are being
made almost daily from tho Dyer
Compan,'s factory in Cleveland
and the full length will b needed
in the near future. Mr.. Wright
has assurances that the switch will
be completed in ample time to
meet the demand.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

The ladies' of the Christian
church joined in giving a social
evening Thursday night ut the
home of II. V. johnson. The
ladies and their guests were high
ly entertained.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

A deal WAS closed Friday by
which rhc Gas and Electric De-
velopmcnt company is to purchase
the holdings OF tho Monte Vista
Gas and Electric company.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

w. o. Station and mother mr.
rived home Friday morning from
Los Angeles.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Miss Margie Iinser WAS brought
home Thursday from Del Norte
where she underwent an operation
some time since. She is much
improved.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Remember the Easter Food Sale
to be held by the ladies OF the
Christian church, at Dabney's meat
market. Saturday, April 18th.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Correll 4 Dunker's candy kitch
Gu is now open for business. They
have fitted up the Bellevue cafe
nicely and have ample accommoda.
tons.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

A. j. White of Fl Collins. for.
merly in business mt Monte Vista.
arrived in town Thursday. He
has some renl estate interests here.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

The republican insurgents won
at the primaries and nominated
Merriam for mayor of Chicago.
The progressive democrats came
within 1900 Of nominating Judge
Dune.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

II. W. Schroeder of TT. Collins
arrived here Thursday. He is
contractor and builder and may
remain for the summer.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

q. II. Spiccr has sold the fee,
store on First avenue to the Lar
kinS Brothers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Clarence Shakespeare has been
among the Monte Vista contin.
gent ut the Denver auto show this
week.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

BoRN:-Sunday, March Il. to
Mr.. and Mr.. George Fleischman, a
boy.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

Robert Lewis says he will spend
the summer here in the valley.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-18

We put down new stair carpe.
On tho stairs leading to the second
floor, this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-04
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
RACING
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses

Shot. 107 J. Howard) to 1, second
Maxine Dale. lO2 (Taplin), S to l. third
Time. l:02. New Capital. Billy Mayhue
Trafalgar, Rebo. Plume and Clara w
also ran.
Third race. selling, six furlongs-Pi.
lain. los (Kennedy). to 1. won: Creston
ldS (Rlce). TO To-. second; Lena Lech
lo6 Nooney). to l. third Time. 1:14
Sir Edward and Roberta also ran.
', Fourth race. selling. five furlongs-Venc
Won. l02 (Rice), to l, won: Baccarra
104 (Benschoten). TO l. second; jim
Nc; l04 (Taplinl. S to I. third Time
.ol 2-5; Deer Foot, Lykcrs. Pleasant
Rose also ran.
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Meltor
street. 1o9 (Taplin). to l, won Rue
los (Molesworth). to /. second; Unior
Jack. los CHewitD, 10 to /. third. Time
~ 20. Jest, Planter. Helen Scott, Lees
Frlar and Double f. also ran
Sixth race. selling nye furlongs-Mike
Mollett. llG (Taplin). to /. won, Evran
12o (T, SMITH. 3 to >. second: Jim w
lis (Burton), to /, third, Time. l.0l 40
St. Joe, Tramotor Oblivion, Lawndale
Belle and Bitter Sir also ran,