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Church; the Rev. w. o. lIglev cana +,
litt,c later to be the pastor of the Advcnt
Christian Church. the Row Norman r.
Pcasc came in February to succeed the
Rev. s. r Perry as pastor of the Bap,lst
Church. and now Mr.. Guest comes from
Essex Junction to succeed the Rev. w.
f.. Douglass. who has been transferred to
Waterbury Mr.. Douglass has been in
Rchford FIVE years, and he has won the
highest esteem and admiration of the
many who have come TO know him, not
only the church and congregation but the
towns people generally and his departure
ia universally regretted.-Mr Covro, the
backman. Is moving to the Goddard house
on South Main street. -Benton Wilson
returned Friday evening from Atlanta,
Ga, where he passed the winter.-Thc last
meeting Of the reading circle of the Wom-
ans club for the season was held Mon
day evening with Mrs A. n, Clapp. An
Interesting Mark Twain" program was
carried out under the leadership Of Mrs.
William Cass
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FRANKLIN.

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas of New Zealand
are visiting their son, H. ". Danver
who through an unfortunate misunder.
standing was separated from them In
childhood and adopted by Mr.. and Mrs
Hanver Of Frelighsburg. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas intend leaving for England soon
and or their return here will make a
more extended stay. before returning 70
their New Zealand home Mrs. G. l..
Johnson, who recently underwent a SER
ious operation AT the MARY Fletcher hos
ptal. is improving. Her husband. C. l..
Johnson. was with her ovor Sunday. Tho
farmers have made from onc-third to ono
half n crop Of sugar thus far. and indica =
tiore are that II is nearly through.-7he
many friends Of the Rev. Mr. Turner arc
pleased to know that he Is to remain here
another year.--The condition CT MIS- r.
H. Brown Is not as favorable. vernon ..
Record has gone TO New Titan, Conf.
to work for Albert G.. Record
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

S. r. Pope was in Burlington the first
Of the week TO visit Mrs. Pope, who is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for medl-
attended the State and district conven-
tons at Burlington and Montpelier
Mrs. Lorraine Holmes. who has employ
ment at the Home for Destitute Chill
dren In Burlington, is spending a week
with her sister. Mrs. Aurilla Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs William Flynn have NOV
ed from the ODER house to rooms in the
home of b. J. Baker.-The Lamoille river
was the highest here the past week that
It has been for several years.-Schools
about town commenced Monday. II. q.
Kinney OF Castelton Is principal of the
high school. The other teachers are Mss
Winnie Gallup and Miss Otis from Frank
lin and Miss blair from Rarnet-The fu-
neral II Mrs. I.ucy Soeley Gotta. wife q:
Andrew Gotta, whose saddcl d.att 90
CURED ut her home m Hyde raiA, va
reld IN the Conxregad2 anal Churo:: FRI
Gay, tho Rev. II. Il itA'ned ofncie uIg.
she was tho dn,GntS. Of Ms. Eliza end
10 lRtN l.yn.,r. Seeiey, yhn was {. vet
CT IN OF tie Civil ar Tho remains we're
placed IN tho vaul. IL JeherSonvi,e oem-
s,ayy-s e. Pope hus commenced work
OH tho garage ana paint.shop which .a
20 n, built betwoer the 'own Aal' ana
Hotsi Mslardy Miss Ms:y 2'WnS. ono
has been coc! At tho tctsl has gone
- her homo I'm Eiyle Tark
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COLCHESTER.

William Munson. Jr., has accepted a
position as stenographer at the Quarter
masters department. Fort Ethan Allen, -
Henry Wolcott is visiting his father,
Elijah Wolcott-Miss Woodruff. who
spent her Easter vacation with her par
ents, returned to her school in Waterbury
Saturday. Kate Mason, who has
been i'll with pneumonia. Is slowly gain
ing.-Charles Henderson is in Burlington.
Fred Mason of Concord. Mass, and
Isaac Mason of Canada, are in town,
called here by the Illness of their sister,
Miss Kate Mason-Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son will entertain the Kings Daughters
at dinner at her home Friday.
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JOHNSON,

Leonard Hutchins is moving from Che
Waterman brick house TO the Earring
ton place on Stearns street.-All schools
In town will commence April 20 except
that IN number . district. which will open
on the 3rd.-Tred Garland orushed one
finger while o.llng the engine at Parksr
& stearns's dressing mill Monday'-Son-
siderable sugar was made last week.
The school suffers a deep loss In the
death of Dean w. +. Howard Of Middle
bury College for eighteen years 4 member
Of tho board Of education or tho board
Of normal school commissioners. At his
funeral Mt Mddlcbury the school was
by Hon. G. II, Stearns. resi-
dent commissioner, md Mr.. Durham. a
s graduate OF the college and member OF
the same fraternity as Or. Howard. At
the hour of the funeral services the
school held a memorial service, at which
was read Prof. Towards Middlebury
Centennial address. an address in itself
an inspiration and typical Of the spirit
of tho man. His frequent visits to the
school viii be sadly missed. especially
at the commencement season. Sheriff
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

At a birthday party given by Mrs. ]. s.
King for her daughter, Kate. on Satur-
day. her 18th birthday, 10 boys and girls
of about the same age had a pleasant
afternoon ice in the lake began 10
move with a heavy south gale Sunday.
doing some damage. During the night
it took away three of the largest piles
and about 10 feet off the south end Of
y. w. Fsk's dock Fifty was called
to Manchester. y. H. Friday to see
his brother who died Sunday morning.
leaving n wife AMI Ave children. Mr. Fiji
ty returned homo Tuesday.-The south
wind on Monday night took the ice out
of the main channel on the west side of
the island from Fisk's Point to Rouse's
Point
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ENOSBURC.

This has been very poor sugar season
and some OF that made Is not as good as
usual. The warm weather has dried tho
trees,-M!ss Grace Chaffcc. who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Stufrlebeam in Fair
field, has returned and viii commence hor
school In district no. H. where she has
taught for two terms. on Monday. Most
of the schools in town will commence at
that time,--The covered bridge in Eas,
Enosburg. near Joseph Cellars. Is impa g. :
able for teams The high water has
loosened one OF the abutments. causinr;
the bridge to settle.-Ruth McFeeters
who has been passing a couple of weeks
with Helen Wright, returned to Rice Hll.
Sheldon, on Monday. George r. Kenneld
OF Enosburg Falls is assisting his son In
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RICNFORD.

Glenn Franklin Wilson and Miss Bertha
May Barnes were married last week
Wednesday evening in St. AIMS Episcopal
Church. the Rev w. T. Forsythe rector,
performing the ceremony. Mrs n. f.
Hamilton, organist, played several selec-
tons. The bride was attended by Miss
Essie Mitchell. maid Of honor, and Miss
Bessie Barnes. sister Of the bride and Miss
Mabel Powers, bridesmaids Herbert n
Comings was best man. Leroy Il. srith
and James r. Conger were ushers A
reception was held at the homo nj NJ
and Mrs. II. G. Confines immediately.
afterward. Mr. Wilson is a jcwoler in th,i.
place The newiy-marr:ed COMMA h,vo
'aksn rooms In A. J, Merr!l's house and
WIZ immediately begin housekeeping.-
Mrs' a. Al. Flanagan has issued invita- g..
tiohs TO the wedding reception OF her
daughter Gertrude Eouisc. to Chester
james Granville. on Wednesday evening
April a. from 7:SO to $3.50 o'clock.-Nilliom
GROSS. aged 50 years. a long-time residont
or this place, died at the home % h,s
daughter Mrs. Clayton ID. Greone 90
berkshire, April II. The funeral was he,d
at Berkshire Center Sunday afternoon
Mr. Gross IS survived by ono son O,Is
j. Gross, OF Montpelier and three douph-
tors. Mrs, O. N. Dlsins Of this village and
MRS. Edwin Sinclair ma Mrs. Greene OF
,erKsh're'-fierbert Billings. son OF
Henry Billings underwent a surgical
operation April Q for Appendicitis ana
" wai'ed-in abscess Of the abdomen. His
condition is now favorable.--John Shan.
non Tor the past two years agent at the
central Vermont station a., All. ,,,,o
mas peeh transferred to Sheldon Junction
ana Is succeeded here by Elmer Lewis
VINO was transferred from the Burlington
ticket office.-H. II. Thomas Ia IN with
erysipelas In the head.
The coming OF the Rev. a. D. Guest 10
be the pastor Of the Methodist Church
gives this village four new clergymen
since last June. when the Rev. w. n.
Forsythe succeeded the Rev. T.. Barnby
Leach az rector Of 81. AIMS Episcopal
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SWANTON.

George H. Dunsmore has Just i'm
ported through the SUPPORT of Swan
ton four pedigreed Ayrshire cows
from Muir stock farm at Huntington.
Que. They are Blanche, Bossy Flora
Halton and Primrose. two of them
being first prize winners. OF this
breed these are said to be the best
animals brought into Franklin county
They are registered in the Canadian
National Record OF Ayrshires and also
In the Ayrshire Breeders association of
the United States of which c. NJ
Winslow of Brandon is secretary. Mr..
Dunsmore has a choice herd of AYR
shires and this addition brings his
herd up to 40-Mrs. l.. r. Brayton Of
Boston. a former resident of Swanton.
is the guest Of her brother Homer
Brown. She came to Vermont with
the remains of her mother. Mrs Col
Inns. who died in Bosto~ The inter-
ment took place in Alburg-E X.
Smith and sisters. Mallie and Hem
rietta, have returned from the Pacific
coast. where they went a few weeks
ago.--John ODay OF Montreal is the
guest OF his brother. M. O'Day.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. John Jewett and infant son have
gone to Cambridge.--MrsC Carl Hathaway.
who has passed several days here. re-
turned to Burlington the first of the week,
Lena Lumbra of East Berkshire was a
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Lumbra. returning home Monday after
noon.-Miss Beatrice Shangraw of Mont
gomery Center, who is III with severe
cod. Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p Shangraw. for an indefinite time.
John Ariel, Jr.. of EnosburE Passed
Sunday here
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Eunice Prior returned Monday to
Montgomery Center, where she teacher
school.-Ogene Butler, who has been Ill
with bronchial trouble, IS improving
Mrs. Lottie Pratt was given surprise
party by number of lady friends Tues
day afternoon at the home of her brother.
c. X Isham, in honor of her birthday go
T. e. Isham returned Monday from "A few
days in Franklin.-W c. Livermore was
an ovcr-Sunday guest at the home Of
Alison Rollins.-Harold Murphy, who has
been confined six weeks as the result of
q kick by'a horse, is able to be out
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MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs Lucia
Mason, who have hcen guests of Mr. and
Mrs. n. Il. Phelps. returned Monday to
Montpelier. -Mrs. Addic p. Landon. who
has spent the winter in Sheldon, returned
to her home here Monday.-The Phlathea
class at the Congregational Church gave
social at the vestrv Friday evening to
the Sunday school and friends. Miss Ro-
gene Boyden of Georgia was the guest
over Sunday of Mr.. ana Mrs r. d. Mar
tina joint installation of officers of
Seneca Lodge, No. 40, +. Il A. NJ. and the
Eastern Star Lodge will be held Friday
evening. Floyd Wimble went to Burling-
ton Monday, where he will be employed
ON one of the Champlain Transportation
Comnany'S boats this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A Pratt have returned
from Crescent City. Fla. where they spent
the winter.-O. q. Phelps has returned
from a trip to Los Angeles cal, Iowa
and Chicago-The Ladies' Missionary
society of the Congregational Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. IT, n.
Fuller.-Mrs George Minckler attended
the funeral of her cousin. Eleazer Taft.
at Essex Junction Wednesday.
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HINESBURG.

The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Freeman Burritt Friday afternoon
Mrs. Lewis Butler is seriously i'll with
rneumonia--The funeral of Mrs Ella
Douglass will be held at the Congre ga
tional Church Thursday at two o'clock
Mrs, II. \. Reecher sprained her wrist
u short time ago and is in poor health
Miss Mary Wilson Of Burlington is at
H. NJ Hull'S.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Miss Cora Patience Remington died at
the home of her mother. Mrs. r. RemIng-
ton Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
after an illness extending over period
of several years. Miss Remington was q
years old last November and was born in
Canada hut came to this city with her
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FAIRFAX.

Tho theme of the sermon Sunday morn
ihG at the BAPTIST Church will be "a
Foolish Man" The Sunday school con-
vencs after the morning service. At GOO
p. IN. the O. f.. meeting will be led by
Stafford Goodrich. the topic being Per
severance" Following this will be the
evening service, the subject of the SER
mon being. "a Grcat RtIaY Race"
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid Will meet Thursday
at Henry c. Griswoid's for tea DR. and
Mrs. G. n. Branch are the parents Of
another son. born Tuesday.-Mrs Como
is with her parents at Cloverdale dur
Ing her husbands stay in the hospital
Mr.. Como is improving. The Ice is break
ing up on the west shore of Grand Isle
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Leach haze gene
to North Bend, Neh.-Mis Tina Ballard
was O. guest of Mrs. H. y. McNall Sat
urday and Surday.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Archamtault and three daughters OF
BURLINGTON were guests at the homo Of
Thomas Cross over Sunday
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Fire Warden David Dcmag was called
Thursday afternoon to put out fire in
The woods near the Central Vermont rail-
way track just this side of Fort Ethan
Allen. Between 10 and 100 acres were
burned over. 1t was mostly undcrbrush.
The fire probably caught from spark
from an engine The land is owned by S.
A. Brownell and Il. w. Whtcomb Mr..
Demag and his helper were out until after
midnight Two tenement houses owned
by MIR. Brownell were in the path Of the
fire which. however. was cxtinguished
without damaging them.
Charles Paro of Athoi. Mass. who has
been visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. David
Demag, has secured n position at the
yard of the Drury Brick & Tile company
for the season. He was formerly en-
ploycd there for several years. Mr.. Paro
had not been here for ~ years.
William u. johnson & Son are to build
a modern coal pocket with n capacity Of
LOCO tons 1t will be located west of their
grist mill near the Central Vermont rail-
way sidetrack.
Eleazer Taft ditd a. his home at $50
Monday night after an illness follow
Ing shock which he suffered about five
weeks ago. MIR. Taft was born iii Willis
ton October II, 1872. Ills life was spent
there. in the old town of Burlington In
South Burlington and in this village,
where he moved about Is years ago lie
was twice married Ills first wife. who
was Ellen Barber. died i'll 1883. His Sec
ond wife, who was Sarah Clough, died
about three years ago. lie Is survived ny
three sons. Enos w. who lived with him.
Elihu Il. of Burlington and George X. Of
richmond. by one sister, Miss Antha q.
Taft of Burlington, and two brothers.
Charles w. of Randolph and Hiram e..
of Nicasio. Cal Mr.. Taft had scarcely
ever been i'll until he suffered the shock
from which he died.
Mrs. T.. j. Mckenzie and mother Mrs
Durkeo. spent Sunday at st, Albans-
Mr. and Mrs. George Otis of Burlington
were guests of DR. Ladd SundaY.--'rhe
outlook club met with Mrs. c. W.
Bates Wednesday.--The Opportunity Cir
Gle met at Mrs. r. :. Whittons Saturday.
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FLETCHER.

Michael Boozan was called to Fairfax
Monday by the death of his grandfather.
Clarence pitman of Cambridge has been
passing fcw days with friends in town.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Matthew Peterson attend
ed the Methodist conference at Newport
Mrs. j. c. Elrick of Swanton was called
here Monday by the Illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Levi Goodhue.-C. y. Mosier of Bur-
lington is In town.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Carrie Chaplin spent Sunday al
her home in Essex Center.-Mr and Mrs
c. 8. Brush Of Bolton visited at A. L
Brush's Thursday and Friday.--Mrs Z.
H. Linden has returned to her homo hero
after several months in Boston.-Aliss
Winnie Story, who has spent severa,
weeks In Randolph. returned Saturday
even!ng.-Miss Fern Hunt OF Fairfax was
IN town Sunday and AIonday.-Mrs, e.
A. Corse and niece. Miss Jessie Russ.n.
spent Sunday with her daughter. Mrs.
Freeman Stratton, at Jacksonville. Mr..
and Mrs r. o, Mudgett OF Essex June
ton were in town Sunday.-Mrs. w. +.
Pe-ley Is spending the week in Enosburg
Mrs T. 0. Ross IS spending a few days
with her daughter. MIS- Wala Stearns
in Westford. Paterson OF Essex
Junction spent Sunday with w. H. Girls
wold.--Aliss Bailey of Johnson and Mr..
Post of 81. Adams hav~ returned to TO-
sumo work as teecherr N the graded
school here airs. VI r. Peyroids left
Tuesday morning Cor Fan River, Mass.
where 81, VII, visir YER Daughter .o:
.t'eru. yrenEs
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BERKSHIRE.

William Gross died Thursday morning
at one O'Clock at the home OF his daugh-
tor, Mrs. c. ID. Greene. The funeral wns
held Saturday at two o'clock a. the
Second Congregational Church.
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ST. GEORGE.

W J. Wescott and family of Essex
were in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Wellinger and son visited in
Williston Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG CENTER.

Mi. phelps of South Hero and Miss Tas-
Sic of North Hero were married at Nathan
Kinsleys Tuesday April by the Rev.
Mr. Cresey
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Laquellc Of Winooski, who have been
guests Of the Rev. Father Lachance,
have returned to their homes--A sugar.
house on the Bailey" farm owned by
+. Is. b. Northrop. was burned together
with quantity OF syrup and sap.-Miss
Mary Tague Is at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs John Collins.-The graded
school opens Monday with the teachers
as last term.-Miss Luella Menard Of
ST. Adams was called home by the III
ness OF her mother.--Miss Gladys Soule
OF Underhill spent Sunday in town.
Frances Wallace has returned to st. AL
bans. Mrs. Homer Sherwood and daugh-
ter, Mac, have returned from Sheldon.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

the saw -mll.-Lloyd Chaffce has returned
to the agricultural college at Randolph.
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WCECOTr

lr, p.6su. who was Injured At Sy
ureuds'c mile rererty b. = .ss sollcS
or h., foot So.lrEod ~ Sc.tk EySs Pare
Sa turday. -AHss Ruth MoI<:a:try & n
W1I6oa.--Ht-aIa Spi.t. In yLs irg tSa ola
homo 70 paxi v'.'s --Stat,ea Lewveuoe.
icr:rc. rasie.ert V':o has hoes spe adIr :
tie rast rw5 ycacS With hjs ds,<hte- n
st JohnshGry. Ged Snr.aY and sil led,
Will De bsoush. hs1e Wednesday, .cr
burial.--A q. 1uua-t has Ia sec ais
family here iron: EsSt Fairfield Edward
Defy Of st. Johnseury WIGS In town Mon
day,--Mrs. France, Peck Ia seriously ~;
with pnsunonIh and not expected 70 Il y
James Bemonts children have thu
whoaping cough, Misc Alma whes.ocl>
OF Eimoro MAS tho guest Of her aunt.
Alma Cook. over Sunday.-I c Cdan
left Monday FOR Skinner. Me. whero -
has q position IN a saw mill Mrs =. NJ.
Darling is in Danville,
The Rev. ana Mrs. Baxendae returned
from conference Monday evening ana
were happily surprised To find 81 of their
friends had taken possession of the par
sonasc TO Welcome them on their return
70: another year. Refreshments woro
served and n pleasant time was enjoyed
Tho Rev. and Mrs c. s Qulmhy OF
Highgate have been spending few days
IN town with his mother. Mrs. George
Cutler.--Mc Bucllmastor of Boston *
looking after the electrical department at
the power station, preparatory to start
Ing the new dyramos Mrs. #, r. Peck
who has been i'll with pneumonia. is i'm
proving and hopes are entertained for
her recovery,
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JonoH and W. +. Tracy were in Morris
VOW" wednesday on legal business --Road
Commissioner Davis Ia fast getting tho
rohd3 INTO shape from the ia;e crcsho,.
MIS- ID s.. Scott is much improved in
icaih-'Mrs. O. ". stearns rsnuurs
ahou; the sh,ne.--sIiss Alioc BE sober is
improving and oxpects to b. abb to b,
oit IN Il foyy weeks
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-06-07
Sheritf's Sale.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. that under
and by virtue of an execution issued out of
the District Court Of the Twelfth Judicial
District of the State OF Montana. in and for
the County of Valley. wherein Knute L. Bru-
jord is Plaintiff. and Charles l.. Folkestad is
Defendant. for the sum of s3os.S. l have
seized and levied upon all the right. title and
interest Of the within named Defendant. In
and to the following described real estate:
The south half $50 OF Lot one ~ Of Block ten
uO) Of the original townslte Of Culbertson.
Montana.
AND NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
said property will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash on the above
described premises. on Saturday. the 18th day
OF June A. D.. 1919. at 10 q. m. to satisfy the
amount due under said execution and the
costs of making this sale.
Dated at Culbertson. Montana. this 2sth
day of May. 1912.
JAMES X. STEPHENS. sheriff
by J. II. SANDvIG.
II. o. LuNKE. Deputy sheriff.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Culbertson. Mont 6ti
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The wrestling match in the Gold
Dollar Saloon last Friday night
between Alfred Willoughby Of Cul-
bertson and L. c. Curtis. of Hal
stad, Mimi, was 4 one-sided affair
Curtis throwing Willoughby three
times in less than ten minutes.
The first and second throws were
accomplished in about q minute
and a half each and the third IN
about three minutes. In the pre-
liminary Whitman James had ev.
cry advantage'of Joe Griffin, lay
ing him on the mat three times 10
short order.
A match between Curtis and
Philip McCabe Of Poplar Is SEIZED.
uled tor tomorrow night Saturday
at the same place. Curtis is said
to be the best wrestler Of his
weight IN Minnesota and McCabe
has considerable Of a reputation a:
a wrestler. The boys look for q
good match tomorrow night. A
rafting good preliminary is being
arranged.