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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
&aiier9 Mbj6ieo
po,, Der S6weij.
Seine Nbrciic seitaltet iidl ebemiu
eutbuiiatild) mie iein Gm'h =
Spridt Dem jsrGfoenten 1ee =
rer uieoerlolt Ieinen 9anf 6.eha
0eid1enf fir oas &efur,natt0Eat
ocnfmal iii Gent.
3 il Ct. Shlpeis. 9. Sept.

y II VI, ouj1DtlO, -. 0CPI
gsie oas @etreten Ser Sdnpei; l1no
Ser sluTentfllt oe5 &nilers @lllelm
bel Sen Sf)lpei5er Militariibl1ngen fiir
oenIelben lits SIT eiI1em fortlpd6reneen
Ssiu1phsl:g aeltoltet bat, 10 bat aAd|
Sic slbreiie Seslelheu SEN Stmeiierl1
GSetegcnhei1 gegeteln fire Spn1pa=
THE fir Sen erlauhten @ellldIer III
erlt1l1iiultiiter @eile 5u fefltl1oen.
Ser 9eluh oes @ailers fan1 an Tre1=
TN 81, gnoe. Gpr SER slbfahrt III
;3iirih perubid1ieoete iid oerIelbe al1=
5eroroertlih her5lid) bon oen 'd'lre1=
,erild1eu @unoesplGiioenten Gr. Ser
rer. SEM er Spieoerholt Ieinen Gonf
=i:r SEN frellnolihen Ginpfang u11o
iiher ou: @ergl1iigen allslprad}> oel1
9Hsn5reru Ses lh1pei5eriifen 9eere$
GsilDobnelr 5u f01nen. SultlelrOe bat
ten iih 5ln,l slbld1ieS mlf oen1 9ah1=
hoie eillqeIllnoen, Sic Sem &atler bel
Ser Abfobrt bes 3uges eine begeilterte
Coation Sarhrad,ten.
sHliier Mi(tcln u1rterbrad an 1yrel=
t1s in Bern. Sh1pei5, leile &eimrei'e
uon SEN '1dt,,lreiseriihen Manopern ul1o
,l1ternabnl ei1se Tabrt Surd Sic Stoot.
Nj Ser @utheorule en1pfing er oas
Aonrite >es Gerfer 93eforn1atlons=
Ss,1fr11nls u,o er0ffrete oielem Sic
7reuoi9, oi;fgeno,11n1ere elnfil1olglll1A
SaF er cine Statl1e 5Srie0rid)
@llhel5. SeS @roBen @urfiirlten
iterfel1 rerSe, sic einen herporragel1=
Sen Elat an Sem Genfmal ei1ref)=
slre1 5Diro, ol,h Deripradl er, Ser gnt=
hiiGung oes 9enfntaIs beinohnen il1
noGen. Nuh Ser 8eiidtigl1ng Ser
Sehe11s4piirSigfeite,1 Ser Sta0t pohate
Ser @ui1er eil1e11 rhn1 Ill gbren peran=
italteten R11fett bei, BEL 1peld,em etre
pruhtoone qearheitete iilberne Nlatte,
Sic einen @erth bon S2OO,OOO bat
rnS sen ltii&tiiden 8iolen 9ehDrt.
ouT Ser 5ofel prangte. @efnt Srirf=
lprudy auf Sic Shlpeis oalrfte aui'er
Milhel1n in herslihen @orten fir Sen
linn bereiteten @npfanq ltn0 lproh
1id1 in @orten Ser hDdlten Mnerfen=
nllng iiber Sic St1pei5er Solooten
aus. 3u1n ShluB ben1erfte Ser Sat
Ter nod, SoB Elm GROCER Sbeil Ser
Shrpeia Seutihe Sitten l1n0 Be1pobr=
heiten beibeholten babe, 1tno ooB Ser
NeSanfenul1stnlrlh spilden 1el1t'f=
(uuS u,10 ser Sd1peis. lpie su ermor=
ten. nidt erItorben lei. ST lei ltets
ein oufrittiqer 1Sreun0 Ser Sdlpefi
1emeien un0 peroe es auh ltets blel=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Giienbabn1tnglmf.
@las 4 o 10, Mol1t. 9. Sept

@los gom, Mont, g. Sept
gei ser gntgleiil1na eines 5Srudt=
,uaes ser Great Nortbern 81bn l1r=
meit Muco11, Mont., fun1en am Sum=
ltagnohn1ittog flint nidt ioentifi5ier<
te Terionel1 INNS 2eben, 51Dei al1Se=
re, ebenfons l1nbefonnte, >pur0en
oer1ebt. gdmn1tlihe @erltngliidte
iubren o(s blirt6e Eallaaiere altf SEM
3uq u15 mur5en, als ser nit Sol5
geIu6ene @agen, auf SEM lie flthren,
entnIeiite uno un1itiirate, 0urh Sic
nohitiirsenoer 5o1anaiien Biz auf Ste
;lpei 9er1ebten erSriidt. Sic gatglei=
iunq seq 3uges ion 6urh ei11e gebro=
thene sSlonte herbeigefiihrt porSen
iein. ....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

faltl'ug Ses aoiiers Jrun5 Soiepb 5l1
feinerlei @eiorgniB slnlaB gibt. Ser
&atarrb lit, mie periitert miro, nllr
geri1gfiigiger 9eatur. "a lid Sic @it-
terl,ng in Sid1l freul1olider geltaltet
fat, fonl1te ser Monarh mieOer lpa=
5iereu geFen, mos ibl1 iidjtlif erfrild)=
te. sluBeroenn elnpfiug ser &utler ON
Sunltug nrebrere 8eluder ut10 nabm
&ortrage iiber luufenoe Staatsge=
ld)iIte entgegel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
&ergittmtt9eu ut
&et 6aut,,to
@ermOgenSe Seimdper auriid)iger 60
fale iuQen pergiftet mnb bermbt
uorben icin. - Eolisiiten NIT ben
&erbred)em unter elmer 9efe. -
slmsiagen eines Ntabdens. - sa=
DIE mtrb mnteri udt.
8 6ieag 0, 8. Sept.

Scr Coroner 0offn1an luiQ eine
gntoefung ge11aht babel1, Die lpenn
lie lid teitdtigen ioate, inter Ser So
li3ei iii @eIt @an1mpno, einen Gor=
crt Gbicagos, noh ldliTnmere 3ui itar=
Sc oitfSecfen 1piiree, 1pie in Sem Spie=
lerpro5eB in 91e1p Dorf. elnlaBlih Ser
GeraeGn1llng zines 5man5igjabrigen
Mdotens nan1ens Jrancis Toro III
ei!lai1 ange6lihen Mor0pro5eB madte
1a51elbe graliige Sluslagen, inSem lie
GsGat1ptete, oaB in -inen ODER n1ebre=
re anriiAigen &eiort5 oieies Srtes
5pltelnatiih 9eluder, Sic betrunfen
.care.1, nenn lie reidlif} 8elo bet lid
tatten, pergiftet l1no berau6t pprSel1
lparen. 1ie 3elgin gebt logar nod}
1peiter. i,;oe:1 lie befauptet, Sic Eoli=
5iiten 5atten un1 Sic Diorofdlle ge=
lpuBt, aber Sic slugen 5ugeSriidt, 50
lie auf ihrer slntbeil an Ser @elte be-
fon111fen bitten. gs ioQen in lester
;3}eit in @elt San1mono niht peniger
ais einl'no5man5ig So0esfdae unter
oerSdhtigen ltn1l ltanSen porgefomnlen
lein, no pon aQeroil1gs nur orei anti
lid;e tefol1at lino Sic &er1ehmung
Ser 6oro erfolgte inn slnihluB on SEN
sos ssobn MeBn1afers Don Chicago,
ser Dor einigen @ode in einem Helort
in @elt @onrn1ono unter Gergiftungs<
eriheinlngen 1tarb, 0us Mao6en ioQ
iid bis fl1r5 Dor leinem sos in ieiner
gegleitl1ng bef1nSen bnben un6 erlt
bieB es, Ser @eritorbene, Ser Morpbi=
nit gerpeien. habe in SEM betreffenoen
9ofal cine iubfl1tane ginipribung er=
bolten.
9sun loa Sic 3eugin ausgefugt hn=
ber, lie miiie Don elmer gemilien 5lo=
Ide in Ser @irtblhuft, aus Ser Sen
5ltm Spfer uuseriebenen @alten 5u
trinfen gegeben II. imJaqeDeeBmafers
5ugegen getDele11 gu 1e1t1, als oteler
sen ongebli9en Sooestranf nabm. 9ie
@erboftung 6es Md0dens, 6ns ilbri=
gems 6urh Sen on6ouernSen @enuB
giftieer 9rogen 10 berltntergefonme1t
lit, 0oB es nud Sent @erb'r 5tlam=
n1enbrod un0 ins 5oipital gebradt
lperSen muBte, .erfolgte nad elmer
ntebr1p0dentliden Sogo; 0rei on0ere
SSsl1ioiiire,1 Sesielben &eiorts, Sic ebert
faus iludtig iin5, meroen nod geludt,
Coroner @offmonn erpartet Sentnadlt
6as @utadten zines @bemifers iiber
Sen @efun0 Ser ginge>pei0e MeBma=
fers u1rS funbigte an, er meroe I'M
Gerein NIT SEN 5uiidnStgen @eb0rSen
eine grii116Iife ltnteriudung iiber
mebrere in @elt @anmonS porgefon1=
mene gebei11niBpone So0esfdlle etn-
Ieiten, fa11s sic ltmitanSe i'm oorlte=
gen5en SAN SEN @eroodt Ses @ttt=
mor0s beltatigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
8emnrnhiseno.
W q ibingt % n, 10. Sep

W a h1ng t o n, TO. Stp:
9ie gerifte bon Ser nrerlfanllde11
Bren5e an oos @riegsoepurten1ent
lauten beute nod bernrubigen0er.
Bel Gunauea, no 500 slnerifaner
un6 Mn1erifanerinnen meilen, 5lehe1
iih ltarfe 3ebeQenmalien slllamnen.
@egeniiber BON. 0nitr1an, 5eras, la=
aern 400 &ebelen, 10 Weeiler me1ter
inn ;snnern 1900. General Salu5ar
metIt. bon Sen Mntertfanern ldarf be-
obahtet, in @abalo1ee5. al1dt in Dit
nnoo 1T SOS 9eben BON Mn1erifanern
be5robt.
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Sornaoo in &anias.

Gate, q. g., 9. Sept.
,N1 pier Ortihoften 0es &anlap
Gpu11tn muroe Wfontugabett6 Sur4
einen Sorna0o Sn9ihnSen in 5obe
BON oeqen $4,000 ongeri4tet;; M}en=
idenIeben iin0 ani9eine1o nidt gu be-
flaqen. ssSm Sopn @leoelano murSe
Sic Iufberii9e Stride, etne Ser groBten
in ienem 2ano6i itrift, BON ibren Sun=
6on1enten geboben l1nb etne pette
Gtrede forgetragen.
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Gudjariitiid|er aonsref.
M / e II, 10. Sep


Ser %. gufnriltiif,e &ongreB tit
feute bier er0ff1ret mor0en. eln 9e=
(eaatel inns gell1dern lirpo etrpa lou
900 Terlonen aus oder @elt bier etr1=
aetroffen. Ser pdpltlife 9egot, aar=
Sinai Nan Moilun1, mur0e in Ser oor=
eurq BON Scatter 6ran5 SSolepb emf
pfarqsu. ?Morgen gelan9t tn Der ct.
Stephans@irhe Sic papltlthe greDe
,lsr Ierleiltng. Sim 9onner1ta9 I'M
Set Elm Tontififolan1t in Ser &atbe=
srole ltatt. slm Sonntag miro Die
aroBe Nro5ellion obgebalten. ote oo11
ct. Stepbol1 Surh sic Rin9ltruBe bts
;.;r @ofburg gebt.
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Militarflieger perunsln6t.
M ii n d. e n, 9. Se&

Ser baperiite 2eutnant Steger
fam om 6reitag un1peit Weiinte1 bel
eiren1 @efognos5ierl,ngsflug ums 2e=
ben. @teger mar gelegentlih bon
Man0perubungen bei ltiirmilden1
@etter nit iei11em 3rpei0efer aufge=
ltiegen, Inn eine ieinolife SteQl1ng
au5suf1noltuften, als IN elmer 60he
Don 5reibur5ert SUP ieine Malfine
in lid1 suian1nenf11idte inns ub1tilr,te
Ger 2eutnant ltarh, fur5 nahoen1 er
arfqebobe1 mpr0en mar.
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Sauf Centre.

Sic Gage unierer Gountp=Tair lino
srr San0; aQe @orbereitungen ltno.
qetroffen, uno nit @iilfe Ses Gotntp,
beren @erpaltu1y 5ur 9efltng Der
mit Ser ausiteGung perbunoenen So
item $500 erlaubte, lit es 0em Gonrite,
in 6elfen Sa1toe Sic @orbereitungen Sit
unierer 0iesi1brigen Gountp 6air ge=
legt lpuren, gellrngen, Sic @erltherung
ge6en 5l1 f0nnen, oaB Ste otesjabr1ge
9luslteGung in Souf Centre tn leeme=
oerSiniift aGes 6is 0a6in Gagemelene
in Sen Sfotten lteaen miro Stir je-
Sen 5ag lit Elm eigenes, redt intere1=
iantes, ntannigfuthes uno un5tebenoeS
Erogran1nr e11t1porfen, un0 es unter=
liegt alh niht Sem geril1giten 3pei=
fel, SoB ieoer geiuher bei leinem
Sdeioen BON Sauf Centre Ste bette
@efrie0igung NIT Iid nebnen miro.
Gonneritag gead1nitto9 miro Ser 6oh=
betagte gilet1ba6nmagl1at Somes Sill
Sen geludern mit elmer elnlprade Sic
men; ieoer Sag lit ausgefiiat nit Sen
beiten Sebensmiiroigfeiten un6 @er'
qniiglngen aQer elrt. Stir Sic @e=
f0roerleng lrah ser 9lusifeaungsltaot
iin5 nit 0engiienbofnen Sic 6eiten&or=
feErungen getroffen, unO gon5 Sauf
Centre miro iein geites tbun, I'M al
len geluterl1 red)t ungenebnte Stun=
SEN III bereiten. Sir Stearns Gountp,
zines Ser reihlten u1to belt orgoni=
Iierten inn Staate, 1piiroe es als eire
Sdn1ah gelten, lodte Sic Gountp<
3S1ir nidt Sen gegpii11ldten Grfolg
brinaen. ltnter Sen beionoern slttraf=
tionen lei nod 0ns @anipiel erpdbnt,
melGes Gonneritng uno 6reitog
9luhnrittag pon Sen Ct @louo= uno
Sauf Gentre=Spielern auf 0eS1 Tnir=
qr.,n0e Dor lih gefen Mrs. - Or.
$. $. Grlteo, Shierar5t in Melroie,
lprift 0eutid,. - Stin1n1t fir 9r.
ssohn s. Gels Don Hidnono fiir cas
Gountu=Gprouerun1t. Cge5ablte eln=
5eige.)
Eiers.
oerr 9sif. s(hles, pelfer an Ser
hieltqen Stule als S6erlehrer Mnitel=
lu1rq botte uno Ste bette 3ufrieoen=
felt gob, oa ieil1 grfolg in ieoer @in=
itht Elm [ohensnertfer NOR. be1pirbt
lidl aln II. Septenrber bei Ser Nr1=
mdr&pahl un1 Sic 9eonination fiir Sos
Gou11tn Observation-Disclosures.
&err lbles lit nie Elm fdbigcr 10 etn
praftiider Shulman, fat Elm gefaai=
ges @eien l1nS trefflide ltmgar1g5=
forn1en, oober er fir sos Don linn ut1=
qeItrebte s[mt 1pie geidoffen erideint.
e9sn tbnr miir6e Morriion Gountp eine
oorsiigIife @nM treffen. = 9ehrer
M. 6. Seifert, meld}er ieine 5erler<
,eit In ct. Glou0 un0 lt1ngegeno ber=
6rodte, lit Montug mie6er bier einge=
troffen un5 bat on6eren Sages tpies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
sSrons cSpiephs GrfGltmng.

Mie1t, 9. Sept.
BUR Ssrelt6e Ser gelammten geDol=
feru1ro fpmmt aus Sidl sic telegra=
pbplde @un6e, 6oB 6ie gemeloete Vt
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-29

The Dix residence in Smead
addition is nearing completion,
thus adding another good home
to that part of the city.
Rev. Holland, a Baptist mis-
sionary minister, announces that
there will be services in the
Methodist church next Sunday
March 81, at II a. m. Every
body invited.
Do not overlook the school
election on April 9Th. The mat
ter of selecting trustees is an i'm
portant one and a full express
sion of the voters of the district
should be had. Turn out and
vote.
Pablo & Potvin have received
the advance shipment of buffalo
heads which are being mounted
to be placed in their store in
Roman. Two fine specimens have
already been received, one of
which is the head and front
quarters, and is attracting con-
siderable attention. Mr.. Potvin
informs the Pioneer that some-
thing like a dozen are being
mounted which includes one full
buffalo. This latter specimen
will be placed over the store Of
flee and will be an attraction to
the establishment.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-29

Real estate bought and sold.
Brewer & Hollingsworth, Roman,
Mont. 43
Big chicken dinner every Sun
day hereafter at the Roman Cafe,
from 1870 to 400 o'clock. 22tf
Incubator and brooder for sale
or trade for oats. John Huber,
or inquire at Pioneer office. 472p
Mammoth Jack for sale. His
mules can be seen at Dayton.
Enquire ]. H. Grant, Elmo,
Mont. AZ
The March apportionment for
school district No. % is So, 069.O0,
which amount has been paid in
to the credit of the district.
Anyone desiring to lease 100
acres of land with 60 to 70 acres
OF which is cultlvatable, can 90
SO by applying at this Office. The
land is IL miles south of Roman.
You will find just as choice
meats at the Central meat mar
ket now as during the holiday
trade. Try our choice cuts for
your Sunday dinner and remem-
Der us during the week.
If you need any nursery stock
to plant next spring it will be
worth your while to read our ad
in this issue of the Pioneer and
send us your list of wants.
MONTANA NURSERY Co.
If Billings, Mont.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-29

C. Malice, who has a homestead
west Of Roman, has purchased
the E. L. Mcconnell lots in
Scarce addition and is building
a residence thereon this week.
And Roman continues to grow.
Gus Swanson, an employee in
the reclamation service, is an
inmate of DR.. Fuhrer's hospital,
suffering from typhoid fever.
MIR. Swanson had only been in
the service a couple of days when
he was taken down and was a
new man in the country. He
was brought in from the steam
shovel camp on Grow creek.
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Advertised Letters

The following list of letters re-
NAMED uncalled for in the Roman
postofice on Mar. 20, 1912. When
calling for same please say "ad-
vertised::"
w. G. White, Ed Wilke, Ole
H. Natwick, (package)
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-29

4 Room Cottage and 2 Lots
For sale. lift
VOUGHT & HELMERS, Roman.
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ness visitor in Roman Wednesday
and yesterday
C. A. Wheeler and wife were
visitors in Missoula from Roman
the first of the week.
Miss Anna Piedalue has re-
turned from a visit with friends
in Frenchtown and Missoula.
John IIardlnan, living west of
town, has been down with paraly-
sis for the past three weeks.
E. Fl. Wade and wife. of 21-21,
have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Dillon.
Miss Bessie Hollenbeck of Mis-
soula is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Sterling this week.
A. e. Piedalue returned Mon
day from Missoula where he had
put in six weeks as a juryman in
the district court.
D. H. Morris has returned to
his homestead from Potomac,
Mont, after an absence Of a
couple Of months.
Earl Spencer, living nine miles
west of Roman, and J. C. Spires
Of st. 1gnatius, are new SUBJ
scribers to the Pioneer this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Singer
visited in Missoula from Satur-
day until Tuesday with their
children, who are in school in
Missoula
Be sure and attend the auction
sale of work horses at the Orson
Dupuis barn in Roman, Saturday
afternoon, March 30, at l o'clock
promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Warner
moved into their new house in
Scarce addition the first of the
week. They are now enjoying
one of the contest homes in the
city.
Father Griva will be in Roman
if possible, from the 18th to the
18th of April and hold a special
service on Sunday the 18th. It
is hoped the church will be en-
tirely finished by that time.
The bonds of Julius Rinke, Joe
Bouchard and C. F. Smith, re-
Gently appointed road supervis-
ors on the reservation, were ap-
proved by the county commits
sioners at their meeting last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brewer re-
turned Wednesday from Missoula
where they have been visiting
friends. While in Missoula Mr..
Brewer received treatment for
an eye trouble and returns very
much improved.
Frank Menager left Monday
of this week for New York to
buy his opening stock for his
Roman store. He expects to be
gone about twenty days and
hopes to be able to open for
business on his return.
Mrs. M. w. Hall entertained
the embroidery club Wednesday
afternoon and had as guests Mrs.
A. NJ. Sterling and her friend
Miss Hollenbeck of Missoula,
Mrs. Stillman, Mrs. Sheen, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs.
E. H. Rathbone.
Murray w. Bond and T. ].
Grow, homesteaders in 1922,
near Sloan were business visitors
in Roman Tuesday and while here
made application to make COM
mutation proof. Their fourteen
months has expired but they will
not make proof until the latter
of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cave came
up from Missoula Friday night.
Mr.. Cave returned Saturday, TAX
ing with him the five Ramsey
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-03-29
For Sale

BANNER SEED OATS
Clean and Free from wild oats
Apply at the
First National Bank
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Gasoline Engine For Sale

In good running order, but not large
enough for my business. Can be seen
running every day.
"A HARRY BURLAND.
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Lost

Two white male shoats, weighing
about 100 pounds each. Notify G. g..
MARBLE. 48p
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Just Arrived

Car of Wire-now in Roman.
A. M. STERLING co.
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Stations For Sale

Two Percheron stations, coming
and years old. Call on or write to
HENRY BEDARD.
Al 4p Frenchtown, Mont.
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For Sale or Will Trade
For land three automobiles.
See Brewer & Hollingsworth.
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Ice Cream

Everyday from now on, at the Star
Bottling Works. az
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Wanted

All kinds of hides, either green
or dry. Highest cash price paid.
H. M. GEHLERT.
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For Sale

For Sale
Restaurant outfit Complete, including
Sc inch range in first class condition.
$125.O0 takes the outfit
47-49 JAY CARR, Roman.
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Seed Bald Barley
AT the James Kerns ranch near Post
creek bridge. Address Roman. Asp
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Fire Insurance
Written in the St. Paul Fire and
Marine, the Home, the Hartford, the
North American, the Northern and AL
lance, by the Roman State Bank. ~
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Eggs for Setting.

Write for prices. Day old chicks
from best pens, Is cents each.
BECKWITH & HEISE,
Al St. 1gnatius, Montana.
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contracted for the moving of three
residences from Texico 60 clovis this
week Win their heavy traction en-
ginc. one 81 the houscs is an eight
room and another a nve-room resi-
donCc. The houses viii be- repaired
and used immediately as there is
quite q demand nlr good modern resi-
dCnccs here.
Mrs. a. n. Townsend has returned
from an extended visit TO Hobcrt and
Hcanessco. Okla. A. the latter city
she was Joined hys u. a. Townsend.
her husbands father. who accompan-
ted her home ana viii spend several
months with his children here.
An unusual service occurred here
yesterday az the Methodist church.
The pastor read the message from
the Ecumenlcal Methodist conference,
which recently adjourned at Toronto.
Canada, the same message being read
at the same service from every Meth
odist pulpit IN the world u proved
very interesting 10 the large audionce
gathered ~ hear a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
WRECKED ENGINES
TO Topeka SHOPS
Grafton Range.)

Engines Nos. 1919 and 1G49. that
were badly smashed In the wreck near
Watrous Hast week IN which Fircmcn
Crabtree and Krites were killed and
Engineers Smell ana Bailey seriously
injured, passed through Ration today
On route 20 the Topeka shops for re-
building The head-on collision drove
the two boilers together. slightly tel
oscoping them, ana showed the two
tenders onto the cabs, where tho four
enEinemcn and two braNemen were
riding. Behind these. eight or nine
cars OF each train piled up In a space
ordinarily occupied by two car
lengths The accident Happened in
what Is known as Quarry cut, a sharp
curve cut through the solid rock with
high embankment on each side, there
by preventing the enginemen from re-
cciving warning OF impending danger
until the two trains were within but a
few feet OF each other. 1t Is now con-
hdontly believed Fireman Crabtree
was killed outright during the impact
ana that the terrible burns received
from the escaping steam was received
after death came. Fireman Krite died
from the effects OF his terrible injur-
les while on his way TO the Las Vegas
hospital.
strong hopes are now entertained
that the foer other men injured In the
wreck wilt fully recover. Brakeman
Tom pillOn. who was sitting az Fire
man Crabtreo's window at the time
OF the collision, and who was FIRST
reported as fatally injured, was only
stunned and extracted himself from
the battered wreckage without help.
Brakeman WIN. Hanley. also OF RAJ
ton. Is az the Las Vegas company hos
pital recovering from several bruises
and scalds. Engineer smell OF engine
l649, who was the most seriously in
iured OF the four men hurt, Is now
recovering at the Las Vegas hospital.
after lying in comatose condition
for several days as "a result OF his
painful scalds, Engineer Bailey OF
engine 1919 was not so seriously IN
iured and will be- ready for duty again
IN q couple of weeks. Quite a large
crowd OF spectators viewed the bat
tered-up engines while they were side
tracked IN the local roundhouse yards
undergoing temporary repairs for
their trip 20 the Topeka shops.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-08
HARVEY HOUSE is
PLAN FOR ARTESIA
(Artosla AdyocatnO

There are rumors OF some beneficial
things for Artesia now being quietly
talked, which include tho putting on
OF through trains 20 Pecos, Texas, and
the establishing here of a Harvey eat
ing house.
The removal OF the divisions from
Roswell and Carlsbad and concentrate
ing them az Artesia Is also among the
matters discussed This would be the
natural result OF through trains, and
would make this branch OF the San
ga Re trunk line.
Since the Eastern has been formally
transferred 90 the Santa Re, and a
now depot about completed here that
win compare with those at any place
this size, Il seems that the great santa
Fc system has begun 60 recognize the
importance or Artesla, which gives Il
greater tonnage OF incoming and
outgoing freight than any town IN
the Poooa valley.
The new depot grounds will have
six electric LIGHTS with 100 kilowatt
power, and tho inside OF this depot will
be brilliantly lighted.
With through trains and a stopping
point FOR passengers 10 eat will be
one Of the biggest things that has yot
been done for Artesia. because the
travelling public will have an Oppor-
tunlty TO see this section.