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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21
SOnnensIutb nnS Seint.

9ie 0amen fiirtten BEL Der boben
Semperdtur fir ibren Seint. Die
Saut 1T nidt gerp0bnt, elm ioldes
WfaB bon Sise aui5unebmen, 10 bari
man iih niht lpunbern. 0aB oon Der
Srauenpelt aaeS periu6t miro, Inn
ben Seint. Die grobte Sd0nbeit Der
5rau, 5u idonen. gIus 8aris miro
geihrieben, OaB Die 9amen Ser eIe'
ganten @eIt iit) einen 6oppeIten
Seint iiir oieie beige SSabresjeit an.
gelfafft bGben. @1breno ser glus.
iibung oes Sports ihauen lie eoIoiar.
ben uno br1unlif aus. am gIbenb.
bel BEN abeuOaeieaidlniten, uno ge-
unions binaeaen Ieiihteu iie 3art unO
bliithertpeiB. Gs lit flor. ooB Die eiue
S0nung Ses Seint5 S6minfe iein
mub. entlpeOer lit es Die 6ralne, ODER
es lit Die neiBe. Die Oamen mohen
aud aar tein 9ebeimniB onraus, oab
iie iih idlnrinten. oerrather aber niht,
nelhes ibre iuabre Hatur ut. 2ns
Shminten lit in Baris augenblidIih
No0e. mS bo man uerluflt, ieoer
Mlooe eiue cute Seite ab5ugeDinnen.
ertIdrt man Dab Oie Shminte ben
Geint id,iite. unO aeaen Die iibermo.
bia beiBen 'Strnblen oerpabre. 8ie
melt Oieie gehauptung 0utrifit, bot
bisher nod nIemanO ersriiubeu t0n-
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21
9Ortnsieiiide 8ittlucutraucr.

Infer ben 9amen bon &ang unO
gniebeu berridlte friiber in 9ortugaI
Der ieItiome 9rauht beim SoOe Ses
@atten Die 21oen Der @obnling 81
fd)lieben. iid in Oen iiniteren 3in-
meru. IN Seneu iie oft elm gan5es Sabr
oerborrtqn. rin5uidSlieben. auf Dem
5ubboOen au id,lufen uuo peSer bos
Simmer ST. oerlaiienL nod 9eiuhe 3lI
empfaneen. Die 5olgeu Oieier Site
naren nidt ielten geidbrlihe arsnf,
teiter. Sm Sabre 1760 erging Sa.
her elm fonieliher grIaB, Der ben
8itttpen oerbot, iih in finitere Sc.
ntG6er ein8uifliebeu ODER iid IGnser
nIs aht Sone idnpnrl all fIPihen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21
Der aiuberfdufer.


SIN Sommer 1853 bieIt itd 9orb
Runip in einem Bprenaenbabe auf.
an einem Morfttoee bemertte er cine
,iunse iin6 iebr idOue 6rau, bic Sbit
oertauite, neil iie, iriib3eitis @ittDe
seiporoen, Ourb pen fleineu SanOeI
Die Nittel 5u ibrem unb ibres 4In-
bes unterbalt ernerben muBte. Gas
aino ipielte neben Der Wtutter, ais
Der @ngldn0er oaberfam. @r iat
SHUTTER unO &in0 lange oerlpunOeri
an, bann trat er Su Der 6rau rio
faste: ~5ie seiallen mir uno Sbr
&in6 ouh. Sd, mill Sbnen uu6 ia'
gen pesbaIb. SD bate eire Srou, Die
Sbnen iebr GbnIid iab unb Die i'd
iiber alles in Der WeIt liebte. 2eiOer
{tarb iie ilno biuterIieb mir nur einen
Gobn, einen @neel bon einem 2inoe,
bas ieood ebeniaas Der Wtutter in
ben Sob nohfolgte. lin meinen
Stmer3 3u Iin6ern, reiie i'd in Der
8eIt lumber, unb tpenn i'd irgenopo
einen 2naben iinSe, Der meinem @iI.
liam gIeidt, eebe i'd iiir ibn 10 piel.
aIs man perlonet, uno bite feline el'
tern, mid fir Sas Slid hires Sim
bes ioreen gu laiien. Sdon babe i'd
bier anaben in 2onoon, mo i'd iie
iorgf6Itis sr5ieben Iaiie. Derieni9e
bon oieien &unben, Der in leincm
fiini3ebnten Sabre am fIiiglten 1T
uno am meiiten Dem 9ilbe gleitt,
0os id, mir BON meinem @iaiam in
6ieIem altrr made, miro bon mir
aSoptirt un0 Der @rbe meines gta'
mems unS germosens. Den anoeren
&uaben ii6ere i'd cine angenebme
Stequng in Der 8eIt 5u. 8eines pom
ben &inOern nun, Die i'd bereits in
bieier 8eiie anaenommen babe,
gleiht meinem 8iaiam 10 iebr ais
esbr Sobn. 8oIen sic mir Den &na'
ben iiberlajien, 10 gebe i'd i;Se Sum'
me, Die Sic perlan5en."
Die SHUTTER fiibIte iih Surb Die
fen Slntrog auis tieiite uerIest, Orlidte
ibren Sobn ans Ser5 unO iagte fur5:
sd perfaute airiden uno feline Sim
oerl"
.Gie Sofe eilt ia nift," anttpor'
tete Ser @ngI6nOer nit Der 8robten
'@eIaiienbeit sd uerIange nihtS
neiter, aIs baB Die @Itern Die &in'
Der nid,t pieOer gu ieben iuden. Sd
nobne in Dem Sotel oa orilben.
lleberIegen sic iid bic 5ade. benn
ss bonOelt ii6 nm Die 3ufunit Sbres
sinSes. Sd sebe Sbnen Orei Gage
Be6enfSeit."
Die Wlutter Sotte iiber ben ieItia'
men antras mad, bas gan5e Staot'
den Ipra6 bon benz SinoertGuter.
unS er bGtte buuOert anoere ainoer
iebr pobIfeil baben fonnen.
Die SbitbGnOIerin aber erfIdrte
ibm, aIs er nad Srei Sagen Wieoer
Bel ibr erjhien: sd DiirNe cine
Siin6e 3u tbun eIauben. Die mir Der
SinmeI niemaIs oer5eibeu fonnte,
nenn i6 mein 8ino fir i6nooes
@elo bing1be.
Ser @ngIGuSer ihwteg cine 8eile.
Damn iagte er: sd befomme Sbr
Rin6 bod, oenn i'd muB es baben.
Sie aIeiten meiner ieIiaen Sennp.
sic iinb. pie mir berittet ipurOe,
zine ebrbare 5rau Sd biete Sbnen
hermit meine Sauo on, uns Sbr
Sobn ioa mir mcinen oeTtorbenen
Biuiam eriesen. Sd itele nur Die
ein,ise 9eOineuug, OaB sic ben gta'
men ssennp unnebmen uno Sbren
Sobn 8illiam nenuen pollen."
9ieieu 8orifIag iiberlegte it6 Die
8ittpe ebenialIs. unO lie braudte
Siesmal ni6t gans brei Gage, nm gu
einem gnti6Iuiie 5u geIan9en. sic
ioote oSSyo" imO purOe Die idOne uno
aeieierte 2oOp @unip.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Der SpringfieIber Stitrftt oer
@ptportb 2easue forberte ben Brdii-
6enten aui Die GbbaItung oes Suter-
nationaIen 9rauertaaes in Gbicago
gu oerbieten. Der unfreitpilIise Sai-
NOR lit INNER nod Der bette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Ssn Bottom miro elm Seeiinsebeuer
eeseigt, peIbes, pie Die Gepeiden
meISen, baGb Seebup0 uno 6al6
ShfL0fr0te lit, elm @etpidt bon 1000
Sfun6 un6 elm 9Iiter BON 100 Sobren
errei6t bat. @er ben @eburtsihein
ousfertiete, lit nidt befarlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

RuBIanb pig $4s6o7 ,362 fir
geritGrfilns ieiner Seemadt ausse-
ben. 3as beiBt pabrideinIi6 $48,-
607, 900 SdmierseLoer uno 1862 zig
Shiffsbau. ......
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Die amerifaniihe aepieIerute tpirS
ouf 2S.000,000 5aB geItGst, bas lit
nm 100000 6ab mebr oIs i'm 8or.
iabre. Eros oieiem idier iiberreiteu
Sbitiesen miro ieOer quite sIpieI in
.Gbicaeo porausiidtIif mad Wie uor
Ieinen gtidel foiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Ser Seutide Sreiper Bremen"
befipSet iid in ameritaniideu Sc.
pGiiern unS madt Gorpeboiibimaen.
gs lit Die bofite 3eit. SaB lniere Sin.
eo5eitungen iid aum &antpf seeen
Die ,Oeutibe 8efabr" riiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Ser Sberinsenieur @oetbaIs am
gonanafanal bat ben gorarbei-
tern perboten, gu fIuhen ODER be-
Ieioigenbe Iusoriide 5ii eebronhen.
9as lit idOn. S6iler mar etrpn Ser
ieIben ariidt, als er erfIGrte, baB Die
arbeit beiier fortidreite, Dapenn CUTE
Re0en iie begleiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Seit Sem Sabre 1903 bis 1911 lit
Die iabrlide SpfersabI oes v@Icrrei-
den 8ierten" pon 466 auf 81 seilln-
fen. &onnte Die 8e1pegune 5ur ,er-
niiuitisen 5eier bes nationalen 8e-
burtstases cine gIdBerOere &ehtier-
tigung iinoeu. aIs iie in bieien 3ab-
len ousaeoriidt tpir62
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

gIm 9ortfiasunsstag ober au1
friiber tpirO iia's oieGeift 3eisen d5I
oas 8orgeben gegen ben Seflii9d-
truft sSriifte setragen. gud 1T es
mogli6, baB Der Bltter nod tbeuepsE
Diro, als lestes SSabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

TiId, @ier uno ionitige Rabrunes-
mitteI ioIen abermaIs i'm Breiie ftei.
gen, tpie angefiiu6igt miro. @ir ba.
ben nod ME befiirdtet, bob uniere
@riporniiie uns iiber ben Ropf ,pod-
len ipiiroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Gin 9tihter in Oklahoma bat cine
Grau oaiiir beitraft, boB iie elmer
tranfen 6reInOiu 8bisfep bra6te.
Wan iiebt, baB 6as BON ben @GbIern
SfIabomas oerIanste 9aiifberufungs-
redt bod cine gepiife llrio6e bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

v @iner ienrr @eniden, Die NIT ih-
rer 3eit nihts beiIeres nnjufongen
piIien. bat nusgerehuet. oaB in Der
periloiienen aonarebiitung neun
Niaionen @orte geiproten rpurSen.
0enn er oieie @orte nift MIR gele-
fen. ionSern aud in iid auigenOm-
men hot. Sann mub Die 3obl Der in
ieinem aopf befinSIideu 9iibIrdOer
Iit beSeutenb permebrt babeR. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Sobn .. bat fir tpobItb6ties
3pede obermals cine Wiaion Doll
lars bergeseben. Seit einiser 3eit
baben mir nidts mebr bon Gnbp &C.
bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

BortuaaIs neiier Brdiibent beitA
NIT 8ornamen WaEueI. $offentli&
tbeiIt er nidt oas, S6idiaI ie4nesl
fonigIiten 8orgGneers unb Ra-I
mensoetters. HS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Gin Rep gorter Didter bot nit
$37 900 Sdulben ieiisen 8umtsrstt
aneemelSet. @ntipeSer lit Der DID,
ter nift edit. ober bic SduIben iiah
es nibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Cine Srou in Maiiadfetts bat
3DiIlin9en Sas 9eben eeidenft, BON
benen Der cine in Ggotpom, Der an
6ere in Springfield bas 2i6t Der
@eIt erbIidte. 9lu9 elm 3ei9en iIn
Retailer 6es Iutonobils.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

Die @inmanberltng iiutt lmo be
Riidmanoerung iteist, uniere SreH7
oenbaiier baben aIlen @riino, ii1 tnS,
Sauft6en gu laden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21
SbntteL
.z%W#F

Der neue grGIibent bon Satts
m0t)te serue cine baIbe Wsiuion Dol
lars pumpen. Or iit ni9t Der ein1
SIge. Der ben Buni6 begt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

ssn Dem Nagen eines II 5nB Ian
gen Soiiii6es, Der an Der Siiite BON
9eIaware eefangeu Duroe. iano man
einen 8egeuidirm, eineu 6abrciien.
eine auantitGt aItes @iien unO genug
SeItuh, nm oen sSubboOen elmer
aiide Samit gu beneden Gieier Slid
iuhte ben 2onOboien entidie0en Son-
furren5 81 MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

9ie @roBidIddter beboupten, bas
bas SdIadtpieb INNER tnarpcr luer-
be, uno Die 5armer ertlGren, ocb lie
ibr 8ieb serne pertaufen mohtcn.
es aber gu ben geboteuen SNunO-
preiien ni6t peridIeubern tJnHcn,
Die armen 8er6ebrer boreu gcouloia
Bu, Idniiren ben 2eibriemen letter
uno 3ablen, Dab Die S6narte frndt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-21

@er Den $inmel uifJt in iif ieI.
Der tragt, Der iudt i'm pergetens ur
sarHen 8eltau.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
DESTRUCTION OF ROUNDUP
HOSPITAL THREATENED BY
FIRE SUNDAY.
LOSS ESTIMATED
AT ABOUT $4,000
Fire Originated from. Overheated
Flue Near Roof--Loss Fully Cow
cred by Insurance Damage to
Be Repaired.

The destruction Of Roundup s
large cement hospital was threaten
ed by fire a short time after noon
Sunday. When the fire was dis
covered it had already gained con-
siderable headway, being confined
principally to the roof and top story,
but after the arrival Of the fire de-
partment the blaze was quickly
checked. There were three patients
in the hospital at the time Of the
of the fire, all of whom were safely
taken out before there was much
danger. The loss to the building
and contents is estimated at about
$4,000, fully covered by insurance.
An overheated flue near the roof is
given as the cause Of the fire, there
having been a hot fire in the furnace
about noon. The building is steam
heated.
The hospital is owned and oper-
ated by Gile and Bequet:e, who
erected the building two years ago
at cost approximately SIS, 600.
Part of the building was rented to
roomers, who sustained some loss
by reason Of the water. The owners
also occupied rooms in the building.
AS soon as the loss is adjusted
by the insurance companies, the
damage to the building will be re-
paired and the hospital reopened.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
BENEDICT IS
BANQUETTED
Harry B. Thompson Guest Of Homer
1t Banquet Arranged BY His
Friends Saturday.

The fact that Harry B. Thompson,
one Of the prominent young busi-
ness men of the city, was soon to
forsake the single existence, was
made the occasion for an elaborate
banquet in his honor last Saturday
evening. The banquet came to an
end in time for Harry to catch the
evening train in order that he might
be present at his wedding which
took place at Reeds Point, Mon.
tana, Tuesday OF this week. The
bride is Miss Lou Shaw, formerly a
resident of this city, being a sister
OF Alfred Shaw, the lumber mer.
chant.
The banquet was arranged by
Harry's friends and was served at
the Grand Hotel. An elaborate
dinner was served. DR.. Pigot acting
as toastmaster. Those present be.
sides the guest of honor were. C.
R. Cheney. L. R. Carroll, DR..
Pigot, F. A. Appleman. Harry p
Lambert. Geo. Powers. DR.. O'Neil
H. l. Case, s. v. Justus, Ray f.
Bushnell. Billy Lambert. A. W.
Eiselein aud Bruce Radigan.
Johnny Grants famous orchestra
furnished music during the course
of the banquet.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
THE BABY, MUSSELSHELL COUN.
TY, ESA LUSTY AND HEALTHY
YOUNCSTER,
5000 PEOPLE
$4,000, ,000V 0VAL'T'N
Has Total Area of Over Two and
a Quarter Million Acres With
Half a Million Acres Of Settled
Farm Lands.

Musselshcll is the baby county of
Montana Governor Norris having
signed the bill creating it at 1858
SATURDAY. afternoon Feb. 11th, 1911.
It starts out with the brightest pros
poets of being one Of the wealthiest.
It has the natural resourses, it has
the right sort Of people. and the
development of the territory which
comprises it in the past two years
has proved it has within all the
elements Of solid and substantial
growth. Many county division
plans were presented to the legis-
lature, they all had merit. but it
was recognized from the beginning
Of the session that if any new coun-
ties were created it would be that
which was called Musselshell. be.
cause the facts presented in its favors
were incontrovertible.
The total assessment of the new
county in 1911 will be in excess of
IS, ,0OO, 900. There are ninety five
-
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
Commercial Club Ap.
points Publicity
Committee.

During the present week huge
bill board has been erected a short
distance east of the depot on which
in the next few days the legend at
the head of this article will be
painted. The size of the bill board
is l2x4O and the lettering thereon
will be large enough SO that it can
be easily read by people on passing
trains. The idea had its inception
at meeting Of the Roundup Com
mercial Club several weeks ago and
is now being carried out by COM
mittee Of the club. During the
course OF q year thousands Of peo-
pie will read the sign and profit
thereby, and Roundup will also
not come out loser in the deal. 1t
will be worth to Roundup many
times the cost Of the sign.
To further advertise Roundup
and the surrounding country, a
publicity committee was appointed
by the Commercial Club at the reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening.
This committee consists Of l.. r..
Carroll, A. w. Eiselein, and T.. f.
Parriott, whose duty it will be to
plan and work out publicity
schemes. About the first thing this
committee is to do is to publish
a new Roundup pamphlet They
also hayea number Of other plans
Of advertising under consideration
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
MARRIED AT
REEDS POINT
Harry B. Thompson Weds Miss Lou
Shaw on Tuesday Both Well
Known Here.

On Tuesday at Reeds Point,
Montana, occurred the marriage Of
Harry B. Thompson, popular
young hardware merchant of this
city, and Miss Lou Shaw, formerly
a resident OF Roundup and well
known here. After the ceremony
the young couple left for a tour Of
the state including the cities Of
Butte, Anaconda and Helena, after
which they are expected to return
to Roundup to make their perman-
ent home here.
The bride has many friends in
Roundup, having lived here until
about year ago when she left to
attend college at Bozcman. She is
sister of Alfred and Minnie Shaw
of this place. She will be welcomed
on her return to Roundup's social
circles.
The bridegroom is one of the
substantial young business men Of
Roundup, having been numbered
among them since the inception Of
Roundup. He comes from an old
and respected family of Illinois,
some of whose members have also
been prominent in Montana affairs
for many years. He is interested
in the Roundup Hardware Co.. and
several other business ventures in
this city.
The Record extends its most
hearty congratulations, and wishes
the young couple a wealth of hap
piness and prosperity.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
MARTIN COLWAT, MINER.
BURNED TO DEATH AT NO. 2
SUNDAY MORNING
THE BODY IS
BURNED TO ASHES
Accident Said to Be Result Of
Drunken Carousal--Foul Play
Suspected BY Authorities--Two
Fires Are Strange Coincidence.

Aaout three hours after Tony
Spolcr had been burned to death at
West Roundup last Saturday night
Martin Colwat, another miner,
came to his death ut Klein under
circumstances very much similar.
When the news first reached here
Sunday morning of the two deaths
and the strange coincidence, rumors
Of foul play, suicide pact, etc, were
rife, but it developed later that there
was no connection between the two
fires.
The fire at No. , occurred about
2:3O o'clock Sunday morning. the
cause being unknown. During
the evening and up to a short
time before the fire, party of
foreign friends were in the cabin
with Colwat, all of them drinking
more or less. Sometime after they
left, the cabin was discovered in
flames, and with no facilities at
hand to fight the fire, was burned
to the ground. People living near
the shack did not know that there
was anybody in the cabin until
some children said they had seen
somebody in there. A search was
CONTINUED on page ~
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
BANQUET NEW (0UhT1 SUPPORTERS
Commercial Club Will Give Big
Banquet March 9th in Honor of
Those Who Foughtand Won.

The Roundup Commercial Club
is making elaborate preparations
for a banquet to mark the founda.
ton of Musselshell county. The
affair is to be given on Monday.
March 9Th. and every person who
has in any way been connected with
securing the passage Of the Mus
selshell county bill will be among
the guests Of honor. Invitations
will be extended to the members
of both branches of the legislature,
the governor and lieutenant COVER
nor, state officials, the Helena
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17

lobby, officers OF County Division
Club and others who were identi-
fed with the work. A special
effort will be made to have Cover
nor Norris present at the banquet.
A committee consisting Of the
following has the matter in charge,
and is already hard at work max.
ing arrangements. DR.. Pigot. F. w.
Dralle, L. r. Carol. Bruce Radigan
A. W. Eiselein, Billy Lambert, and
II. B. Thompson.
This is to be made one of the
biggest affairs of its kind ever giver
in eastern Montana.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
Musselshell County Of
ficially Ushered
Into Being.

At exactly two minutes before
four o'clock last Saturday afternoon
February 18th, Governor Norris
affixed his signature to the bill
creating Musselshell county, thus
making it a law. The signing was
done with a pen purchased by Dave
Hilger Of Lewistown, who after
wards sent the pen to A. A. Morris
Of this place. The pen will te
suitably framed together with the
now.famous telegram at the head
Of this article, and will then be
loaned to the Roundup Commercial
Club and displayed in the rooms Of
the Pioneer Club.
The news Of the signing Of the
bill was received here at six o'clock
Saturday evening, and came a little
sooner than expected. The fire
whistle at the pumping station was
brought into play to proclaim the
joyful news to the people Of Round
up, who, after learning that one Of
the greatest and most important
events in the history Of Roundup
had transpired, could hardly for a
moment come to the realization Of
the fact. When they grasped the
full meaning Of the momentuous
news that Musselshell county had
finally been officially ushered into
being, the enthusiasm which had
been pent up for weeks broke lose
and loud cheers which came from
the bottom Of the hearts Of loyal
Roundup boosters, rent the air.
Roundup and Musselshell county
are truly thankful.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-17
GOV. SIGNS
MUSSELSHELL
COUNTY BILL
TWO FAMOUS MESSAGES.

Helena, Mont, Feb. llth, 1911.
A. A. Morris,
Roundup, Meat.
Cevesner Norris signed the bill
creating Mssselshell esuaty At issr
p. =. to-day. a. mailing yea the
pen BY which signing was doae.
David Hilger
Roundup, February llth, 1911.
TO Our Own Governor.
Helena Montana
We, As . deserving people, do
hereby extend to you our most sin
cere thanks for your signature to the
bill creating Musselshell county, which
IS most meritorious measure.
Signed BY All Of Roundup. BY A.
A. Morris.
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ABSTRACT CO.
ORGANIZED
|lssselshell County Abstract Co.,
Files Articles Of Incorporation.
Capitalized 1t $4,000.

The articles of incorporation Of
The Musselshell County Abstract Co.,
we're filed at Lewistown Monday oi
Ibis week, N. r. Swanson. Earl
Reid and I. e. 6chnider. of this city,
>eing the incorporators. The COM
pany will conduct q general abstract
business in the new county, being
capitalized at $4,000. An expert
lbstractor will be engaged by the
(ompany to manage its business.
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2 MORE COAL.
CONTESTS
Two More Coal Contests Instituted
By the Government Will Be Heard
Here Next Week.

The Government vs.. T. Lemler
and the Government va. Thos.
Thos. Hurley are the two contests
which will be heard before u. s.
Commissioner E. s. Cook next
week. Both are timber and stone
filings which the government claim
are more valuable for the coal de-
posits thereon than for the timber.
A special agent of the department.
of the interior will be here to pre-
sent the government case.
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R0UNDUP'SAD-
VANTAGES ON
BIGBILLBOARD

ROUNDUP
THE MIRACLE OF THE MUSSEL-
SHELL.
Ceuaty Seat Of Mssselshell Cossty.
Population ;. 900.
Electric Lights.
City Water.
Sewer System.
Leading City Of Musselshell Valley.
Fine Churches and Schools.
Wheat Lands Yield 40 Bus. to Acre.
Mines Produce 1000 Ton. Of Coal
Daily.
Monthly Payroll, $l25, 900. 90
1000, 900 Acres First Clas. Farm
Lands.
500, 900 Acres Homestead Land opeu
for Entry.
200, 900 acres Of Railroad Land for
Sale.
Alfalfa and All crops Raised Without
Irrigation.
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TONEY SPOLER BURNED TO
DEATH IN CABIN AT CAMP
THREE SATURDAY NIGHT
EXPLOSION
CAUSES FIRE
Cut Off by Flames Doomed Man
Crawled Under Bed and Suffocat-
ed-lnquest Held Monday--Dead
Man Leaves Family in Austria.

Tony Spoler, miner in the em-
ploy Of the Roundup Coal Mining
Company, was burned to death in
a cabin in the rear Of Mat Polich's
saloon at Camp Three last Satur-
day night between ten and eleven
O'Clock. 1t is not quite clear how
the terrible accident happened, but
it developed at the inquest held
over the body Monday that there
was an explosion of coal oil in the
building just previous to the fire,
and it is thought that the man was
stunned and unable to reach safety.
Flames quickly enveloped tn 9
small, tar-papered shack, and escape
cut off, the doomed man crawled
under the bed in his frantic endeav-
or to preserve his life and was there
auffocated to death and terribly
burned, with his hands covering
his face. Spoler is survived by
wife and family who live in Austria,
and brother. Mike Spoler, who is
employed at the No. 3 mine here,
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Early this week the greatest
chinook ever known to Beaver val
ley did away with all the snow
there and thawed the ground sever
al inches deep.