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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Sil v9amferen''s SGiere.

@i snifer at benleoe Ceres Opmerfiombeo paa ben
oanife Goloni alberta Canada.
9a oenne aoloni bleo beepnot 1909 al Sens
Gosmusien % Sens Nprtbu, bopoe ri life nogen IneI-
lie ON, OF Den pil6e 6ape pofiet iom ben bar. Selufelge.
li9 pente0e ri, at ben pilOe 9a frena0, men 6remifrio-
tet bar ooerieoet pore 6orpentntnoer.
Snotil Cato er ca. 5000 Acres iolgt til Gnnife
alene, oe ri antager, at 5000 4cres al bette Ireal /
@or er tilIanet. Monge Suie er bpgge0e og oct ligner
en- 9oloni "a @ar CANNED. Sernbanen nerner Jig
i'm 6~uloisrelie, gpen er la9t no, 90 16 Softer er ioIst
pa ben 9etingeIie, at Ser opfsres 8peninoer til Beer
81 al 1000 Collars pna boer 2ebet al ct aor.
% Der enonu er en- Del niolgt 2an6 Solomon, IN
tier ri at fomme 6orbinbelie meo oisie, Der ogter at
ilptte til ct eoot Oonif Settlement, boor De fan ian1les
oe DO 0abo til 2an0suleno.
8i er o~oerbeoiit ON, at Ser life iinoeS no9et Settle.
ment meo en- beore Sremtio for iig END 4olonien peo
Stonoar6, alberta.
Sbet en- Wian6 fan fsbe irrigation" 2on6, og ueb
Suerrisling apIe Suffer-9foer, aIfaIfa, Sooeiager nj.
nj. eipeS bam en- 1torortet ~anIeonine oesuoen brin-
GEL operrislet 2anO 10 gu. mere paa en- acre
Gaa t6rt 9an6 = altiaa 2onb, Der life er ooer-
rislet aoIeS pao en- @cre $40 9uibelS Sbeoe og
fra 60-t00 guibeIs SABRE. 5tar brinesr ca. 90 gu. q
os aIfnlfaen bsites 2+3 @anoe. 6o0rins al soin, 5oar
og 9reatlrer betaler Jig ~ppperlie.
9etalin9sonfoarene er oooe. Mon fan fsbe 9ono
OeO at betoIe en- SienOeOel % geten noor man bar aO-
let noget. altoo: ingen @pI, in9en Detailing. On an
ben Uinaoe er at betale en- Gien6eoel, naor man feber,
% en- 8ien0eoeI boert Aar, inotil 2on6et er betolt.
0erfor, oeriom Der er noeen, Der gnifer at blioe
ieluitgnoig 90 iol snifer at DO iblan6t 2anosm9no,
oa tror ri, at BET oil betale liz for iaaoanne at reiie
op og beie oenne Goloni.
Der blioer en- erclrihon oerop ben 6. SUM-. gi
sniter Gem meo. Saa fan De beige for Gem lelr.
Wen M er 9ioen, bpis &c t9nfer pa at flptte. I'm
oerise ielp og ifrio efter Bigger, Sort og andre OpIps-
ringer til
Sens Mbrtbn, @leicben, alberta, gan.
e0er: Garl 2. gbriitianien, Git Sorn, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

mer al Rational 5oriatterforening"
bar gennem 6oreningens 6ormano
iu6aipet islgenoe llotalelie til Ge-
gerino % Rig5oag:
u man peo De tore 9orgerme-
Der. iom forleoen a%f6olotes t Nor6u5
/ anleoning al 6en bomoiefSuelle
2aif Der fpr lioea Berger port
Samilmo. life meo llrette i6gte en-
n 0ooeofilOerne til BET ipOelige
5oroQro / Den ief8ueae SeniationS-
literatur, ioa anifer ni un0ertegneoe
0ieolemmer al Rational 8orfatter-
iorening~ uOtrpffeIig at uotoIe, at
ri inl0tuO ~ilntter os til ben pao
Yfeoet oeotogne HeioIation: .Ouer-
for DEN ON iig gri6anoe %unoturIige
Cat %iorlanger ri en- energiit 6oon0-
hnoeIie al Sc 6eitoaeu0e 2oDe og op-
fororer 2opgipningsmogten til at
iupplere Sc ni9al6enoe Stroiie-
beiiemmeIier, 6por oisie life er til
itraffelige."
40resien 6lep in0aioet til aonieil-
prpiioenten, til 8~ormnnoene for
9on0sting og Soliciting iamt til
Snititsminiiteren
Get onnifc GOngepnr bos ErGii-
bent 6nlicres. Earis, t6. Wai.
9rniioent 6aaieres mootog i 81
termio0ag ST. 4 aougen og Oromin-
gen Of Danmarf. gn 9otoiQon Sn-
ianteri aigau Sonner oe0 Balois
glpiee. 9eo aonaeparrets Anfomit
ipiae6e Nuiiffen ben oanife Gatio-
nolbpmne.
MaieitGterne mootoges al OliIi-
tarfommonoaiten, Gbefen for Frpii-
0entens iprlige Sefretariat og bans
militpre Stob. 8r9iioenten og 1rll
6aIlieres elf Maieitpterne ! @soe
% ferte Dem til ben tore Salon
Stueetngen. 9rGiioenten foreitiaeof
Stabens Ofiiccrer for WaaieitPterne
me0ens aongeporret prGientere6G
here's 6slge for Rreiioenten % 8rue
8ereiter bsO BrPiioenten 0ron-
ningen armen % leOineeoe Maie-
ftpterne tiIbage til 0ere5 Automobil.
geo 9ortganeen ofgaoes inmme mi
Iit9re Sonner iom oeo Anfomiten.
81. Az afla96e gr9iioenten oe
5ru 5oqieres @enoiiit POS Woie-
it9terne.
) 9ebet al 5%ormio6oeen ~foretog
aoneen EN- pabieretnr gennemgpen-
og griniesierne 8bpro 90 Daemar
ofIneoe 9eiss / forifeuiee Masoiiner
fer at gre Snbfeb.
20 giborg- Hcfrnttcr. Gn gnptiii
Soloat. en Wureripeno fra Sabl
peo @inoerup iful6e 6en %. Ipril
bnpe msot til MiIitpttieneite / 9i-
borg, men u6e6lep. BED BoIitiets
Renemfomit bIeo ban %nfleueret til
90 9otniaon % lit Uniform paa,
men 6ereiter n9gteoe ban at moo
tnge 9nionetter, oo bans HeIieion
forbso BAN at b9re 8nnben. Wan-
ben, Der er gaptiit, bleo MI inolaei
pna Spgebuiet, buoreiter oct fonita-
terebes, at Der life par noeet / 8eier
meo bans 8Oritono. Sooo Der nj
oil blipe eiort oeo BAN, pioes life:
ban asr / 5slee BIB. ct. 6olfebl.
SnotrDf al at pGre meget Itanobaftig
6n Simnlant. 6orleoen Wiooal
ln9oe mon | Sernbanegaoe | 8ibor1
meo 5%orunoring Mprfe til en- linf
Man0, Der itsttet op as Ell Susmil
aparter eiter aparter itoo uroffelif
ftiae bprenoe en- 9refasie | Den ent
&nanb, mems ban meo Den amber
frampagtig omilutte6e ct Snofoloel
iesbeois til 30. Battalion.
Der bleo ipurgt BAN, boem bar
par, bonr ban fom ira osn., mer
Wanoen iorbolot iia tous og par iffi
til at faa ct Orb no al. Der bIet
ioa ienot 9u0 til 9otoinonsfontoret
buorfra man / 5Goe BIB. StifIt.'
ienote Ell Soloot neo for at BENT
ben mprfeIiee npe Sens, Der OPP
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

oeret - Waane6er gnmmelt. 5
Morges bar 6iiferne ! Oeres 9uno-
garn uofor Sorrebafsmin6e funoet
ct aiifoaret 9ori1e6opeb iamt 2aaret
o9 9enet al ct Barn. Get iteoli9e
8oliti-6or iot Jig / 9eDRaelie ior at
ifoffe nptmere Oplp8nin9er ON 6or-
6rp6eIien,
3%orelpbig bar man Inlet %iiffert
Spor. Mfen 9eboerne bar Store Be
6eoag poo oct paagpI0en0e Steo
let Ell ufcnot iortflaot Came /
lrnaere Gi0 beoG0e Jig rem og til
ba9e poa Stronobre00en
9rt rationale 6Oi6c gannS. Sri
iteli9 Notwithstanding ior apinoer
6ol0t iii 4ar5me0e Monoog Sen Is.
Moi poa o6riti0s6iemmet" I Sci
! lcrnp.
8oreningen bar 300 0e0Iemmer /
9 Nfoelinger foruQeu nogle ipreOte
Me0lemmer 2onoet ooer.
6QdesitpreIien er iammeniot al
Representatives. ira 9foeIin9erne, %
0enne beItoar al 5rll 5ofie pom
Der Often, 6orman6 3ru @orm-
beef, Sefretpr, 5rli Rosmine NieI-
len. .aasierer, 5ru SilfoerO6erg,
1ru Nargrete 9eterien5 Reoiiorerne,
5rf. II. &. 0~}attbieien % 6ru 30
itorinoe e. Otien iamt 5ru Eaitor-
! moe 96Dra Scnien. Reprpientont
Tor 2erne, og 6ru 9(rnoi9, gfeprp-
%ientont ior Spaan0.
1orcninaen5 %NftenfuriuS bar /
@interboIDnoret opret ie9t al 1872
GIeoer. Qe8u0en er Ser / SeGerup
6eapn0t ct &r6ei0e i6lon6t 96rnene
meo 3ru Eoitorin6e 6. Otien iom
9eoer, Iigeiom o5ritiosbiemmet" /
6eQernp I .9tor er bIepet oprettet, for
at 6uioebnnnosor6eihet fer fan baOe
lit SomIingSiteb.
neutrality-suspicious. ON @arni-
ionsforbOlocnc. Rosfil0e 9Draao
neotog 9~litenen oen II. Mai enitem-
migt at uotole, at 9Drna0et, ioo-
Trent arigsminiiterict beitemmer, at
Rosfiloe ifal mooto9e @orniion |
Sen6olo til Den ~gpl0enoe 2oo9io-
ming, oil meooirfe til ben beoIt mt
Iige SrOning al Snofnorteringen.
9ioeleoes oeotog gpraa6et at til
title arigsminiiteriet MeboeIeIie ON
6enne llbtoleIie og / Re66e!plien Of
tilfsie, al gpraaoet oqiao erflPre6e
Jig oiaig til at forbonole me6 Wini-
%iteriet ON alt, booo Niniiteriet On
FER SpIpsninger ON, in6en Der to
aes enoeIig geItemmelie ON, bOor-
blot Rosfil0e ifnl pPre @nrniionS-
j, bp eI1er life.
8or6ineborg 9prano oeotog
9irsoag Bitten ben t6. Mai enitem-
mig at uotale, at gpraa6et, iaafremt
5oriporSnliniiteren beitemmer, OF
gorbingborq ifal mootoge @orniion
| Senbolo til Den gpl6enoe Qoogip-
ming, er piQi9 til ut meopirfe til
Den be6it muli9e Or6ning al Sno-
foarteringen.
SorSenpeir. Mnn9c eDnneoiI lag.
8iborg, 10. Mni. timber 8oroen-
peiret / 2sr0ogs aftes Hog 2pnet
neo / 9. Soenoiens g%oeIsiteo paa
S6r. 2in0 Se6e, Der neobrpnote
meo l~lnotogeIie al 9ooen. 2 5aar
o9 2 Spin inoebr9nbte.
SorienS, 10. Woi. llnoer
ct iterft G%oroenoeir. iom 2sroag
aften 6rog ben ooer 8erringegnen,
Hog 2Dnet ne0 / ~llbrifOoeaurb.
@aaroen = n~eobr9note. 90 Soin,
6 aaIoe oo I apie noebrpnote
Gen surige @ei9tning lpffeoes Del
at reooe. 2pnet ilo9 neo / Stor-
fereoen, og Storfen faIbt bs6 til
Sor6en. 9peningerne bar foriif-
reoe 2anobpeniaaernes aim.
gronbforiifring for. 10000 ar., Sn-
oentaret ogareoturerne | 8eiIegmts
plore 9ronofnsie.
2pnet ilog enooioere neo / Baum
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

9fften neObrpn6t oe6 2%DnneOilaa.
Gn Eel al 5n0boet brGnote.
0aitpeo, 10. Mai. 6lere
froftige &%or0enbpger 6rog / Rat
Cen o0er @eitoeoeanen. Sl. 212
log 9Dnet neO / 9oelsman6 $. &on-
lens @ienoom poa Menitrup Morf.
Stue6uiet n%e0brpnote. boorimo0 oct
lpffeoes at re60e llobuiene. Saa
ao0t iom alt Snoboet 6rpn0te.
st 9al elmer ienere ilog 2pnet
ne0 / g. Sercnien8 @nfes @oaro /
Aienifrlrp 9p aQe @aar0ens 4
2all9er re06rnnote. a%reaturerne
reo0eoe5 meO lllotagefie al noget
! 5ierfrg. 5no6oet brpnote.
0}onoo9 MorQen log 2onet neo I
Is. 6aniens @ufes @u5 / arpmIinge.
6uiet neO6rpnote til@tnnoen. Stgr-
ite0efen al Subject re9oeoeS.
Sorfiobling, -. Moi. Ser
gen Rasmusicn5 @oor6 / &ooiteo er
/ 9tat ucO6rGnot efter 20nueoilog.
1 5pr, I 6oor o. 8ierfrpet in0e-
6ranote. 9pgningerne oor %foriif-
re0e / 2itiitcrnes 9ran0foriifring
for 1900 Sir, oq 95soret / D2ol-
lon6 5nliter" for 1850 ar.
SDnOerboro, Is, @oi. I'm
Der ct itGrft Eoroanoeir 9grooa III
ten neobrpnote :. G6riItenien5
@aaro i SoI6ro poa Ills oeO 2on-
neoilo9. 2iaeleoes neo6rGuote oe0
2pnneoilag Sans 5or9eniens 8oels-
ite0 / Snogbpf / Smoepeo.
4ttcntatct / S6iitcO. Gr Scr
ninosmanOcn SinOsipg? E6iiteo,
-. @oi Geuoloermon6en 2ourit8
Rsr9oaro Bar / Bolitiretten i Sbi-
iteo t%ilitooet, at oct oar BANS 6eitem-
te Seniigt at orpbe 6arfpr. Reool-
oeren baooe ban OH 5%ormiooogen
febt boS en- Sienfrummer, % ban
bapoe iooet oen la6et me6 6 ifarpe
9ntroner; fun Nergooros ltfeno-
fab til Oen me Reooloer re0oeoe
6arfprs 2iO, i6et ban life ui6ite, at
Der iful6e an6nes Tor en- lille 6ieoer,
for at Sfltoet funoe gno al.
5 9letten erflprer 1srgoar0, at
oct ita6ig er bans Senii9t at 0rGbe
6orfGr. Nsrgoar0 gsr i~or6oriet
Snotrnf al at bore noget iin6sfor-
uiret; ban iorflorer ielp, at ban to
@onee bar boft Solitif 90 lieeet paa
III 9erueflinif / 6 Tiger. Ser ifal
ogioo p9re ilere Gerioner i bans
Somilie, Der li6er al Sin6sipge.
Omar Iiffelicns Sf9bne. We6
0nmperen Sans @oebe" penteoes
5ornarspoiten fra 0orbersnlano at
pile anfomme til asben6oon Sen 10.
Moi. : 6glee gRiaet" flnoe oct
allereoe n9ite Gag ii9es, at Der
Inlet oioes ON ginor MiffeIiens
Sfebne. anito Hnsmnsien beisgte
nemlie ltperniuif / 5ebruar, os paa
oct Si0spunft boo6e man enonu life
jet no1et til bam.
Gn 105aarig abinbe / Antomobil.
@n @naroeier ira Gnlbp baooe" for
no9le Gage iioen in0bnot oen 105-
oari9e gne Marie Olien paa Belle
Ssnoermnrf til EN- asretur. S Ssn-
bags fom ban iiel9e Belle q. ap."
meo ct automobil for at 6ente ben
gan1le. 9un por ferlt hot betPnte-
Zig, men toe omiioer Noo til Zig,
og efter en- raft Tur til &sien $50
% tilboee igen oor bun openuo ben
RIFT ooer bette mooerne 9efororines.
mi6oel.
Gn ijGllanbif HnnoflDpning. 6lp-
perne Iobert Spenoien og Seperin-
len nil / Slutninoen of Sunni Maa-
ne6 ioretaee 6lponin9er ira asben-
boon til asee og oioere til Store-
be6bin9e, Preits ooSteee me05lpo-
ninger | De forifelli9e gper.
Get paat9nfes, bois Snteresien |
A
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

st lu6if NutOmo6il. st Gareau.
tomo6il 6oIot Iirsoa9 2lften Sen 16.
01ai oeo 2la6ouleooroen / ae6en-
6aon. mcoen8 G6nuff6ren por gooet
op / Ell Gien0om. 9fogle 9renge goo
Jig 0a til at pile 0e6 0efoni5men
ple6 BET Geiultat, at 9(utomo6ilet
iatte8 / Sang, mems 1rengene rGo-
ieIsilagne flp9te0e. QutomobiIet ooer-
fdrte Ell iemoorig Gotter al en- Pr
beiosmon0, br60 oennem R9fo9r-
fet Deo MISUNDERSTANDING og
itonoie0e farit, ga bet ito6 meo 8or-
0elen neoe / 2o0egaarosooen.
Ge0ningSforpiet mootte ion til
fables, og eiter at BET 6op0e fort
ben file 8ige poa 6oipitaIet, fit
oct 2lutomobilet paa oct terre igen.
GbflctDucricr / flor Still. 6reoe-
rif8berg 8oIiti bar Ell Gio ~efteriegt
en- tioligere I~trnffet 9erion, Der I'M
ser Roonet Seiberg iolete itiualne
gpfler, ioet ban ieIo noferoieeoe
asbebeoiier. Gn6elig fit man BAN
opiporet / M%iotiielan0, boor ban
blso onbolot. 5 oct fsrite 8orbsr til
too ban oGere6e % gpfletpoerier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
9lttcr inOc6rGnOte a%rcatmrcr. s..

<FIItI EHUVUINHUIt otItHIHIVI' VOP
aebaoegaarO" / @e%iterborg Sogn, til
bbren0e Fropriet9r 5eppeien, er
Natten til 5en6og ben IA. @oi
n%eobrpn0t. geboerne reooe0eS I oct
blotte 2inne0. Il Molfefger, I Spr,
20 SDin 2 6unoe % ale Seniene
inoebren0te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
@Dlunicrne paa 9llheOrn. BOO III.

aOlonicrnC paa Al6eoen. Faa af-
boG6s6otellet i 3reoerifs af6ol6tes
Der 3irs6og Sen t6. Mai en- meoet
oeIlpffet Set til @inoe ON oe tpife
9oloniers Oprcttelie for ca. 100
aar ii0en. 0e ferite aoIoniiter an
fom 9anife oiit BERTH Den %. Otto
Der 1859, men 0pforeIien al 9pg-
ringer paa6egpnotes Dog life igr 3.
Is. -Qtoj 1850, og oenne Gag bar
0erfor oolgt til @in0efeiten.
Sognernu0Sformano Grnmer /
6re6erifs geo Ell Ooerii9t ooer, 6oo0
mon geo ON aofoniiterne8 8er0
9ennem Ii0erne, % forifeIIige Gale
re fortolte Smootraf af aoloniiter-
ne5 2io, og ino imeIlem 6leo afiltn-
egn i|orifelIige / 9ogenS anIe0nin9
i%frenne Songe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

@aroiitcrne af 1860L62. 9aa
Snitiotio al noele @ntoiiter al @ar-
gongen 1861 oil Der BEN IA. SUM |
asbenbnpn bline afbolbt en- feItlig
Snmmenfomit, boortil @oroiiter of
Garea1gene 1860, 1861 og 1862
inobboes. Senpenoelier rettes til fbp.
6orretninesfsrer 8. g. 2sber,
SdIeppegreIseo6e 2, asbenbapn g.,
Der oeioa iaa piot miiIigt bill isree
for 2oeis oe Opbolo Iom @9iter Dos
f%sbenbapnife aammerater for iaa-
banne uoenbps 9eltoeere, iom lite
bar SlGet elIer genner I asben-
bnpn.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-03-14

State Of West Virginia, County Of Calhoun:
H. M Marshall Cashier of the above named bank SOL
EMMY swear that the above statement
knowledge and belief. r. NJ MARSHALL Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this II day of Mar, 1911. A. HARDMAN
,1 B G; STUMP Notary Public W. T. W. DYE Directors
My commission expires 1918 1919 j. w PELL,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-03-14
INDEX.

S. A. Mccartney had the mis-
fortune to get part Of his saw mil
burned few days ago.
Adrian Campbell recently lost a
fine team horse.
Uncle Vess Bennett and Jerry
West have takon a contract to clear
some land for Will Frasure, and are
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Stump, of
Steer creek, were visiting at the
home Of the lattors parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. A Mccartney, Satur-
day and Sunday
Susan Bennett visited at the
homes Of VIII AMI Everett Bennett
last week.
The children Of Mrs. Andy Whip
key were real sick a day or SO last
week.
Mitiie Harris visited her sister
Maude Jones on Middle run recent
ly.
We arc still having an interesting
singing school ut the Lower run
school house, which meets every
Sunday evening
S.A. Mccartney recently pur-
chased q grist mill from Joshua
Kuhl and Granville Godfrey.
REX.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hartman,
of Maplewood, will leave this
morning for Asneville, N. c, and
Tampa, Fla, where they will
spend some time visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs D. d. Barnes, of
Philips run, left last Friday
morning for Louisa, KY, where
they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. Harden. whence they will
go to Columbus, Ohio, to visit
their son. Clyde, who is in the
army. This old couple were
born reared and married and
have reared n large family in
this county, and this is the first
time they have ever been out of
the confines Of Gilmer and Cal
houn counties. They are both
well along towards the three
score and ten mark, and are
among the county's best citizens.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-03-14
NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY,
AS RepOrtedB Our Correspondents.
ANNAMORIAH.

Bert Haverty is making some
needed Improvements on the farm
which he recently purchased from
Frank Bell.
Miss Ola Belts recently completed
very successful term of school at
this place.
The Hope Gas Company is drill
ing their Parks No. l at about q
600 feet.
Floyd Haverty purchased a fine
daft horse from A. Hardman Jr.
last week.
George Cooper has built new
addition to his dwelling house this
spliag.
Frank Bell left Sunday morning
for Texas where he will make his
future home.
The Eureka Pipe Line Company
has finished ditching their line that
they are laying from Brooksville to
Rowels run, aud is now laying tue
pipe.
Charles Bryner had the mister
tune of doing his face considerable
damage by running it into loyel
while casing Parks No. l well Sun
day.
Cat dy Ktd.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-03-14
A Letter to Old Friends from c. D.
Wright.

1 will give my friends in Old
Calhoun a description of this part
of New Mexico. where 1 am now To-
Gated
came to this country a6ou. 3
years ago and settled on home
stead of 100 acres, and about IS
months later fled on an additional
100 acres, the limit Of homestead
entry,
This country is rolling prairie,
with no trees or brush on it, but
lots Of very fine grass. The soil is a
rich sandy loom, and very fertile.
We can raise most anything that
can he raised in a farming country
The principal crops raised now arc
milo maze, kafir corn, Indian corn,
broom corn, Japanese millet. sor.
gum, MELONS and all kinds Of vegi-
tables; ond we thill, this will be u
great alfalfa country, although it
has not been given fair trial as
yet We have convenient railroads
and the cost Of living is about the
same as in the east. Thu climate is
healthy, tuberculous is unknown.
The winters are mild and dry, we arc
having q little snow now about the
first wo have had THIS winter oar
rainy season is usually during the
summer and fall months. The grass
cures out and makes extra good
winter pasture. We don't have to
feed our cattle any thing only during
the snow storms, when it's best TO
feed them, and they are in good
shape.
G.. ID. WRIGHT.
Bard City New Mex
Feb. IS. 1911
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The Sick.

Miss George Deems, daughter
Of Jake Deems, of Pine creek,
has been seriously i'll for some
few days.
Mrs. John Harris, of the
w. Va, factory has been quite
i'll FIR several days with La
grippe
A daughter of Adam Simmons,
of near White Pine, is under the
care Of DR.. Dye.
Ed Morgan, captain of the
steamer Ella. has been off duty
for a few days with the grippe.
CAMS WiPncr's baby has been
seriously i'll, but is reported bet
ter at this time.
Rev. Hughes wife of Syca-
more is very sick.
Mrs. Dock Stump. Of Dodrill.
who has been so seriously i'll for
some time, has almost recovered
her usual state of health.
Miss Claria Johnson, daughter
of Bud Johnson is recovering.
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STATEN
Cat dy Ktd.

J. b. Fowler is breaking up quite
a lot of sou this spring.
j. w. Gains wife who has been
sick for some tina, was moved TO
the home of her father last week.
There has been considerable sic k
ness in this neighborhood recently,
mostly grip.
e j. Yannoy is rimboring the land
he recently purchased on Sycamore
w. Nj Fowler has moved from
Steer creek TO q farm near Grants
vile.
Charley Bourn and son from
Webster Springs, lave been visiting
relatives an friends in this vicinity.
Miss Ethel Robinson recently
closed a very successful term of
school on Sycamore.
Barr Barnes e Wilson, of Rr5sctt
are doing q good business With their
Gasolene power mill ut that place
Abby Stump recently built some
sd bstantial wire fence on his farm.
He always has something to do.
Corris Pendent.
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Another Fire.

Last Thursday evening the
residence occupied by Cicero
Vanhorn opposite the Stump
Hotel was found to be on fire,
and by the quick action of Ber-
nard Marshall with fire extin-
guisher, it was put out, or
thought to be but the excitement
had hardly died ont until a sec
ond alarm was given, and this
time the fire had gained such
Roadway that all hopes to save
the building were given up, and
the always ready fire workers
put their attentions to saving the
household goods, and in a very
short while almost every thing
In the house was removed to a
safe place, and the next move
was to save the surrounding
buildings, which was done by
the heroic efforts Of the bucket
brigade. " Almost every we'll in
that part of the town was ex-
hausted before this was accom-
plished however, as the residen-
ces of G. S. Smith, DR.. Dye, and
the Stump Hotel were in great
danger, being all frame build
ings, but fortunately two of them
with metal roofs. The building
which burned was the property
Of Mrs. E. i. Austin, and was
not insured, and the damage was
considerable. Mr.. Vanhorn will
not be damaged much, except
some goods which burned that
were in the garnet of the house
which in all will probably
amount to twenty five dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanhorn desire
us to thank the people for thier
work in saving their household
effects, and for their kindness to
their family after their home had
been destroyed.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
and Mrs. S w. McClung. who are
now living at AsheviJle, n. c., vii,
soon move back to Grantsville to
make their permanent home. a
fine big baby girl recently came to
gladden. their hearts in that far
away home. We understand they
will come home about the middle
of May. We also learn that Mr..
and Mrs, Harry Miller will return
here about the same time, to spend
the summer. The many friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs McClung and Mr.. and
Mrs Miller will be glad to welcome
shem back home.
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Hill, was in town Saturday.
Allie Hardman, was a promi.
nent visitor in town Saturday.
Tode Bennett is working on
the drilling well on Barnes run.
Lenox soap for % at Cheno-
weths.
Pell Woodford, of Mt. Zion,
was a business visitor here Sat
urday.
John T. Gamer, of Tanner,
was visitor here a few days
last week.
Mr.. A. May, from the head of
Philips run, was in town Satur-
day on business.
Fl Propst, K. M. Hunt, and
Otis McEndree, all good indus
trious citizens of Pine creek,
were here Saturday.
Uncle Jake Bennett has been
real sick for the past few days
with Lagrippe He has been
plotting the steamer Ella this
winter.
Linn Jeffreys, son of B. F.
Jeffreys of this town, who has
been in the U. S. army for some
time, was one among the twenty
thousand troops who were sent
to the M eXican border last week.
Chenoweths spring goods will
arrive in a few days.
Gordie Vanhorn, wife and
child, of Sycamore, were visit
ors in Grantsville during the
last week. They lost quite a
lot Of clothing in the fire which
destroyed the residence of J. c.
Vanhorn.
Last week the remains of Mrs.
John Starkey were removed from
the burying grounds on Pine
creek, to Ohio, her old home, and
where some of her children re-
side. Undertaken Ira Stump did
the work.
We are going to sell more
shoes this year than ever before
in the history of our business.
We have the goods and prices to
get the business, and they are
moving.
Want & Barr.
The protracted meeting which
was held at the M. E. Church,
south, in this town, closed one
night last week. This was a
great meeting and much good
was accomplished for christian
ity. Rev. Ware very ably filled
the pulpit at this church Sunday
morning.
Alex Chancey a promitent gen
tleman from Annamoriah, was a
business visitor in Grantsville
last Thursday having brought
one of his boys up to the Com
mon School Diploma Examina-
ton. Mr. Chancey made our of
flee a very welcome visit while
here, and informed us that he
will leave as soon as he sells his
property, for Cadalia, Mo, to
make his home. Mr., Chancey
owns fine property in the very
center of that city, and thinks it
is a great place. He has two
sons there now. one who is go
ing to school, and the other is in
business.