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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-10

ihMAAAsltAa EVh 1'fA y 49,
ovorcoats. s2,0O aad M. Bring
this ad with You and get per
cont discount 1917 Pilte ~.
3 UIL RS, CO NJ
TRACTORS. SUPPLIES
cTTTTT7TTS
tsaeiman earpeuter repairs ~ no
Mllaan carpenter repaira neaeen 1851
2 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
nAtfn KNOWS EtrCrHdC 90. aio
linton e NirctrirHi supplies
~ PATTERN MAKERS
Seattle Pattern Works ste let av r..
nest eqhlppod shor Main sess
ia SCIENTIFIC
EIRllGHI'S
coz or att
$1,000
TUBERCULOSIS TEST. 500
Or TUCKER dLonn BLOCK
rirst aud Madiaan
BUSINESS DEPT.
i2A PLUMBERS SUPPLIES
nArH rrns. SINKS ANn TOILETS.
NuarAns ait second near iark.nn
t3-BuslNEss OPPORTUNITIES
wANrTD-ipEAs
Write FOR list q inventions wanted hy|
manufacturers and pflsra offered Tor
inventions our four books cent ffee
NtcfoR J EVANS A co.
Glass ~. WAFhingtan. =
oNE iIHsr CLASS nAnirR snoP ron
sale cheap Tor cash chairs, doing
good business. aii fixtures n Eood cou-
dHian Inquire or write T. A. Rife
siN rnHI.. TmHrF CON. fNTEHNA-
tlonai Educational Put 60 stock. $500
Address noE tos. Seattle. or phone
coon nAKfnY - 4 IVE cotSrKi
tow ae.ns ons eus ,,, s.eSn ,,,. ,s'
sas New work block
Dnta sroHE ~ coon COUNTRY
town. territory ~ q miles Good ttfiu'
inG country large iat and read hniif
property conroy. iot Sew Yora ulech
10 AtHF~. sotIu of cry SMALL
mortgage. 60 trade fuf Ennf s'u1Ll
automobile * wide. az p. Y
AiNA tatAa""Nh N""N.
iOR HAIf-sMAIL SANNtIf TfH.
teT iuHMinE outfii and team seii cheap
% account ~ health located on salt
Natsr Address tott cars star
no>D Is-tEs nota nI
Companies Incorporated Hnssnhagrr
Cp ifaieht uifr SECOND snf vine
Ion sAIr ON irAsr tA~f TtHMS
e. room hnfri ballard gsf
ron sAfE. ny Ow ~En-HofEt. rAnrl
huusskrr ping rooms, every room nrnu.
pied. steady. we'll paving also Fn11
transient huslness NagFIftre sale Part
tsrfns iists Pike -
ron SAIT~tsiE MD nAkEHf
cheap nos rtka - Gee owner
Nse fsazasffs Native herhs fnF eoHHiina-
tian. go tablets fof &c Az fFurrisis
MACHINERY EOS SALE
DI.aoND MACHINE NANtrACfrH-
inE Co. nm floor Manufacturers -.
ehsnxs MIG Orcicentai anf Ninx
Gear eatfing HsreFal narniuists ~.
verti.Hs t~vrinrrf rhraa Msin safi
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-10
CITY REAL ESTATE
DEMONSTRATION


* HAND PoWJH STUMP FULLER.
Bee walter !. Fitzpatrick. Washington
Apartments
YOt KNOW wuERE ATBtHN ~. THE
Efsat railroad city, Well. here IL ygur
chance 20 set n home where business
iH good. on terms same as rent a. easy
walking distance 20 round houses and
repair shops Fins e-room house. .
choies lots. fruit garden. etc All for
g 900 1it Mutual Life nifr
GROOM HOUSE. OF LOT s0sloo 10 A
ie-foot alley. on FauntisroY Az, plenty
81 space for garden on adjoining lots
owner IL selling on account u NOV
tnF 20 California 20 wnrk This IL a
fine place Tor worhinRfnhn with a
family Price iiTgo on easy terms
Address P-aon. rsre Seattle star
HfHE ~ A CHANCE 10 oET a HOUSE
and lot ~ your own price Come and
see George, make mo an offer. no r~a-
Fpnahie offer VIII b rejected location
nth ana Ncnraw 1T. one block from
Efuuaar Park car
GEO RExArEW. stT - Y BLK
Main 1893 East t1f
MI. BtfLDkRi Own 6orioo. NEAR
Meridian car viii sacrifice II can
sell soon Main 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-10

|uEf me third iue. Eugene
rsssr was elected president OF
y ysvln Arlon. the singing soci.
n. 4 the annual election OF Off
=, Friday night.
Although he contended that
\. rsrsly signed the note IS a Wit
-. and not as a guarantor. the
-, awarded a Judgment TO Neff
\ n tor $500 against L. Q. Chris
psssa
PASSENGER AGENTS OF sew
~ railroad lines here will attend
IA American Association OF Pas
.r.sr Agents. az ST. Paul. Sep
l.rssr e. TO urge Seattle as the
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80 AcREAcy
Continued
,nornnLL fns BEAUTIFULLY

"HoTiiTIL mr. BEAuIIFUL"
where WOODY A. SANDS
Are selling i.auda
Pacific atunp' Puilor itt7 western ~
10 ACRES Good ALDER LAND, o.
east eide ~ NnHhon. close o. Hnfrt
Per month Gordon. a#Hrr. Win Ter
rin Rhodes f-7 iff aY. Hrr0nd floor
NiffDui nIASD
50 ACRES
The richest 50 ever offered fDr 1900, On
terms ~ 80 cash. balance easy. rich
peat and Puget clay soil. logged ofi
ana on good road close 20 town and
school IN sunny f1uthetH WILDLY
JAMES g. IA#GtEY
Langley wash
TEN ACRES. NEAR PORT ORCHARD.
on main Travelled road lavsi and very
easy 70 clear fare 10 cents 800 an
acre very reasonable terms firs
miles from this land we have 10 sores
~ fb8 an acre
ELLfwoHTH. 1901 Amer BANK Bog
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MORTUARY DEPT.

7oA cREMAToRlIs
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Cramatory. Coiumbarium and Mauso-
isum Information and il'ns,r.isd
ssSsl s,s o1 sPgesssls9,n s, rsoss' Main
~ DEATHS
Aiquist, Howard A.--Aged 2 years 1853
Campbell, R.-Ag.d 80 years rroyldsno.
Dove. nuy n.-ARsd ~ year. Swedish
IuIlum. Mrs. Caroline AGED 6s years
nefrinEten james Aged u years @isor
Ksith. rrunkiln B--Assd ~ years sie
~ FLORISTS
hIkDDN, WORST. raj UNION 81. RI
lott Dot Specially. funeral work. cut
flowers
"a FUNERAL DIRECTORS
H. " MiI1LLsTADI, UNDERTAKEN
snd smbaimsr Tree Market ~ Phone
II y North sia vs. " FarSnsr
LYONS a pHEAsANI. stttissOH. no
BisitE. Rafferty, Co New Masonic Tsrn
pie 81 Kiihaurne = Phone NouhNTs
RAINIER VALLEY UNDERTAKING.
Co. O a Phelps Manager. 4tbi Rainier
Az phahe Columbia i7e
HOME UNDERTAKING. Co, SUCCESS
ota 20 HoHentuFe Co. ifi9 Ninth Az
Phones Main 1901 ana Elliott i7ss
BUTTERWORTH x SONS
1891 FIRST Az
The mos, complete mortuary establish.
ment In tho world Phones hain ana
Elliott sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-10
FINANCIAL DEPT.
BANKS

% BANKS
fnE CANADIAN nANk OF CoMNFRC y
Head office. Toronto. Canada $3.50
hrunches in Canada eto) General
banking business Interest allowed m
SAVINGS md time deposits
seattle nranch y Hoit Mgr
o WE BuN AND SELL
Warrants bonds. mortgages Establish
cd go years 81 Bailey Bldg
J. doODFnLLow q SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-10
so-eAArTEL & SALARY LoANs

t-1ffA tAr . oAINh GORlNo
CnAfttL LOANS SALARY LOANS
You CAN OFT ~ TODAY
NEW RATES NEw METHODS NEW
COMPANY
You nounpw
iliS Fay FAY 20 isss IL payment:
sJs rav GssR i'S5s IN P PS}ms@,s
other sums IN Proportion
We gi,+.,,, ,ereip, in on in gass ~
SEATTLE tOAs GO
sc Halter nlda SECOND Az ard Columbia
Hours to d Sat and Monday M
SALARY LoANH 90 Go 100. today with.
out security also loans on furniture IN
residences Fuaiurn brokerage 60 lnf
northern nank nuiiding fth Hnd pihs
.a2 COLLATERAL LOANS
tespeetshie place io borrow money on dis
m,e.nds ana isweiy low rates. private
offiesH American teWeifr cd. toi ~
Ircvtdent Loan society. 49, Henry iud
Collateral loans. lowest rates square
deal sepefats apartments for ladies
"a REAL ESTATE LOANS
yInTrr
Loans Money
BEFORE buvlur aF building
GRO A. VIRTUE 90 Hesteu NV
MONTY 40 Joan
~ and - monsy. vacant or improved
HIHWEis n MnHF0ttD
SIS coiNAN uf-pG
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
on improved or vacant property any
amount $50 20 5000 iang OF short
time easy payments no dsisy aturte.
HEALTH DEPT.
80 cHlRopoolsTs
Dt SUSIE Q rrasier foot specialist tst
Arcade uidg formerly Wsikar UidF
A ~ ur>r ~ EIrEt utpo
81 cHiRoPRf cToRs
ph fosfrU KoA~U. tFs AHC.nT
ntDn HouRs-ie % MAIN sri.
A. IN irwI-. nntRs 10 o. sias-e
Afesde ssin iass
3sA HVPNoTtsm
Liqt on AND IonACCo uAnirs
cured ~ hvpnotism Evenings only by
appointment Telenhons Elliott 1899
ihat Afcnds nunfins
$50 MASSAGE
EyA vofroRn. cAnfNrr BATUs
massage anh thiFepofist Arcade
Hotel i'it Second AZ. Room 1. Open
SUNDAYS iii p 80 m.
30 OPTICIANS
" AfHulfs nn' = Graduated pp.
'n-f-ssi-' 80 i.-sF' NJ " ~.
49, oHii--i - p~ea'ss ue~s niar
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
IA rfusbisod ~ u ~ ~ -ofres
fss Marion nidr Mais ~,
MEN's srrCIafIsr
pocToH W, y wAtKEr
fes Eptsr ninck ~ Second Az
Chranic and fnfseftau. Diseases
Consultation Free
s,o .. Ttot Sunday 10 tot
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, AlIrn.roR CLOTHING

uNcALLEp.FoR CLOTHING
UNCALLED ron SUITS AND
ovorcoats. $500 aad M Bring
this ad with You and get , per
cont discount 1917 Pike ~.
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sss bows. $40 MONTH


si5 DowS. $40 MONTH
teriih. close 20 West Seattle car line
hlgh and slightly, $3.50.
s-room burraiow. completely furnished
toHiiB. only 1890. $50 cash.
" 4 GORDON. Owner
with Hsrrin a Rhodes
81 Firrt A.. Second Floor.
OWNERS SACRIFICE
OF two bungalows. ono block % Phinnsy
car. grand view. 8 rooms. strictly mod
ern. ono on corner. t2.i31. next 20 cor
nsr. 1850. $3.50. balance cosy.
improvements N ana Paid % ran
LITTLE Farm ~ THE CITY LARGE
LIGHTS. CAS- HOT AND cold
WATER: 2 BLOCKS TO CAR. Of
IAHoE LOT ssrfeo. OWNER f.EAv-
no CITY. MUST SELL At ONCE
IHIcE ONLY 1850: fi0o DOwN.
pAt.A nee LIKE RENT
WOODLAND PARK BUNGALOW
COMPANY
tsih ard phinnsy Az Blvd ballard itos
AUMINisTHATioN SALE. SOUTH
Park. Groom new house fruit trees
TfNfao-font iot, also half acre. RIVER
EfuE. cleared. fenced nice view This
property must be- soid - nav creditors.
Apply 7tE FidaiFo a.. Georgetown.
sioo A MoNTH-No INTERRsT
New towusitei 3 railroads; cleared. level
lots $50 each Gail or write III
American Bank BLDG
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Mr~'s srrcIaIIsi

Mr~'s srrcIafIsr
pocroR W. y wALKEr
fts Episr niock 80 Second Az.
Chranic and Infection. Diseases
Consultation Free
to q to- Sunday 10 to
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acKTs a, If>TTrS OK TyTRTri

car Hno from Fluh and Pine hair
mile from paved road lice level: VIII
give "a tig snap II sold at once. No
phone calls
MERRITT REALTY co
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10

Badly Clark says that as soon as
the Phillips sheep are relieved of their
heeces at the Davidson plant the crew
will return to the Alkali pens and
finish shearjng about 5000, where Il
plant will be rugged mp to dip the
Phillips and Coburn sheep.
The friends Of w. b. Sands in this
city Will be sorry to learn of the death
of their little boy last week. The
little fellow was drowned in a creek
just back s.of their home in Chinook.
1t is the second child they have lost
III the same place and manner.
Cashier Barnes and wife and r.. NJ.
Trafton and wife left Tuesday NOM
ing in their autoes for trip to the
Glacier National Park and expect to
be gone about two weeks. This will
be nice trip and is being taken by a
party who will thoroughly enjoy it.
The two bah games in this city the
Fourth were we'll attended and pretty
good article of bail was put up. IN
the game in the morning The visiting
team carried off the honors after a
battle of ten innings. The evening
game was won by the home team and
was a hard fought game from start to
finish.
The passes issued to M ontana state
officials is how q subject for the CON
siderAtion of the interstate commerce
commission and that body will make
q decision this month. 1t may be that
the commission will order the passes
cancelled. IN the meanwhile the rail
roads have refused to consider any
more applications for passes.
Montana wool growers are advised
by G. ii Williams, state senator from
Powell. county and president of the
Montana Wool Growers Association,
that they should get from 10 to q
cents for their wool this year, and
that conditions in the trade are such
that growers who can hold out for
even short time will receive more
than present tenders indicate. He
points ont, too, that free wool is com
ing too late this season to have any
effect on the marketing Of the clip,
however much buyers may try to
make it appear otherwise.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10
] EFT me figure on your
1-A electric light wiring, auto
mobile repairing, steam and
hot water heating, plumbing.
Caselberg Garage,
A. T. LeVesconte.

The hay stack back of the Thomp-
son Lumber Co. s yard belonging to
John Shady was set aijre Saturday
night and burned up. The fire was
started from a sky-rocket. The hay
was insured, but at the same time it
will be hard to replace at this time OF
the year, and the loss to Mr.. Shady
will be quite heavy.
The Mighty Haag Railroad Shows
have the youngest living baby camel
in captivity today, having been born
in winter quartersat Shreveport, La. j,
prior to the shows leaving there The
baby without doubt is the finest spec
found in America today. The camel
has been named after General Lee.
and bids fair to have as tender spot
in the hearts of the amusement going
people as did it's namesake in the
hearts of the American public. When
visiting the Mighty Ilaag Railroad
t-IlONS, "iiilI Chii'OlG Nu ANdlltL VII
July 18th, don't miss seeing the baby
camel. Adv.
Word was brought to this city Sat-
urday night telling of the death of
Alecll Campbell up near Wagner on
the John Suryant farm. AS near as
we can learn the death was caused by
heart failure. 1t appears he was
cooking for men on the ranch during
haying and along about five O'Clock
went to the irrigation ditch to take a
bath where he was found dead q cou-
pie of hours later. From the condi-
lions it would have been almost i'm
possible to drown as he was in only
about six inches of water when found.
Alex has been a familiar character in
this place for number of years and
was known to most of the old-timers.
He was about so years of age and we
understand he leaves a sister and
brother or two somewhere in the east.
The funeral services were conducted
at Dodson where burial was made.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10
N.I Nilt lNCclseu ~ Aii>.uAI = +.

A.I Nilt A.Ce,seu aAiIoull s.
Adolph krolIn was an over Sunday
business visitor at Chinook.
John Parsons and wife visited Sun.
day with relatives in Wagner.
Now is the time. Come right in
and make yourself at home at the
Variety Store.
"Nobility." Pathe's three reel
film of marvellous photography al
the Orpheun tonight.
Your attention is called to the adj
vertlsed dates of Dr.. McCollum. the
eye specialist, for Malta and Snco.
There are people in Malta who car
save you 20 cents per acre on yonl
hail insurance., See White & Daniels
Chas Courtois, who is manager OF
the WhitcOmb branch of the Phillips
ranch, spent the Fourth in Malta
accompanied by his wife.
A sister of MI. Albert Johnson OF
this town has been on visit here TO,
q couple of weeks. She returned tC
her home in Wisconsin on Monday.
have one of the best 100 acre tracts
between Malta and Dodson, all under
irrigation. Will sell cheap for cash,
or will trade for livestock. Kramer.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10
LOCAL NEWS

Fresh mich COW for sale "A. La
fond, Jr.
G. V. Parsons was down from bod
son saturday.
DO you want to sell your land?
Talk to Kramer.
Dudley Jones of Dodson, was a
Malta visitor Saturday.
I'D Shultz Of Chinook spent Satur-
| day in Malta on business.
We have one OF the best ranch prop
critics in the state forsale. Cosner &.
Co.
Notary work Of all kinds done by
+. K. Kramer at First State Bank
Building. 12t
For Sale:-Slell ed corn sl.20 per
hundred While it lasts. st. 4 Oak
Elevator.
FOR Sale-One No. 3 oliver type
writer. Good as new. II. j. Chri St
iauson. Malta. owls
Mrs. A, l.. Vaupel and son. Vance.
are visiting friends and relatives at
Saco this week.
s +,,a La.1,4.f.,, oo,orea three
reel picture, "Nobility," at the Or
pE,eur11 tonight.
No1s S,oraab1 ID assist;no IN tha
,,;,ot National h.o1y a,,rinn +ha ah-
sence of Cashier Barnes.
pAv Fa,r;s roturnaa last Sunday
oo,n;ng from 9 tri, n ca1ifornia ami
othoy nni,+s Inv tl,a vos+
Malta and Ioyeiov viii meet ON he
1oca1 diamond sundav aud y GOOD
aa,,,a of ham i exnacfaa
~,
ers+ nf t1,a uoo,- from, Chinoal, u,aat
ino hie .,,,narono friands
:..
~ '''''> - - - =
w1{+ay r,,nia,. ,o1l ia ..s,,,o i,,e,,r
onea far eoc
w.
''.'N' - -" 80 '' ., =
''Ve - ''' o''N " y '''le0 pS'O' '''0 fsn'
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10
pUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS s. MCCLELLAN

John Mckinnon is in from the Co
| burn ranch resting up for a few days,
Macs services are always in demand,
and he viii soon be out on the range
again.
Mrs. a. j. Bishell and daughter
lett sunday night Tor u visit with
relatives at Great Falls. She WAS
accompanied as far as Havre by MI.
| 3islell.
john Ebaugh tells us that he has
the wool house filled to it's capacity
and has commenced storing wool i'm
box cars. There have been several
cars shipped on consignment and Il
couple or so shipped that have been
sold
Wanted-Pa1tner with some cash in
moving picture show. Machine pur-
chased and stored in this city. Par
ties answering this advertisement
must be capable and furnish good ref
erences. Address Peter @. llarstad,
Malta, Mont. 12-14
Otto Munson and Ed Person traded
houses the first of the week. Mr..
Pierson and family have moved to the
hospital building and MI. Munson
and family to the farm. II. A. john
son and family will occupy the newly
acquired Mlnson property.
Next Friday is the date for the au-
tomobile tour from the Twin Cities
to the Glacier National Park to BASS
through Malta. 1t will be quite an
event and a large number from the
country will he in to see it. They
are scheduled to be here about noon
Let everyone turn out and give them
u royal welcome.
Hon. Martin Durham, who since he
finished his legislative duties in Hell
ena, has changed craftsmanship for
farming, arrived here yesterday from
his ranch at Bowdon, near Ma lta.
Mr.. Durham says that the country
around Malta is enjoying wonderful
prosperity and the crops in the east
ern part of the state are some thing to
delight the eye and cheer the heart of
the farmer Great Falls Tribune
To those who have never seen a big
show unloading from it's trains of
ears, grand sight is in store for
them on July 18th, when the Nj lightly
llaag Railroad Shows viii arrive here.
10 those who have never seen shows
unload they will see something very
interesting in the system of the Haag
Shows, which is al improvement on
the usual shows unloading. The
shows will arrive about 80 O'Clock
from Havre and will start to unload
about 5 O'Clock. and wlll exhibit here
afternoon and evening July is. ADV.
Manager Bishell Of the Orpheum.
ever Watclful Of the interest of that
popular house and it's patrons has in
stalled new ojection machine. 1t
is the latest improved Edison exhibit
ton model and projects picture
that is hard to beat. While we had
no fault to find with the pictures
shown heretofore, there IS a marked
Improvement. The pictures are
bright and clear without the disagree
able flicker sometimes found in pic
tnre-houses. The Orph cum manage
ment is to be complimented not only
on the class of pictures shown but on
the way they show them.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10

TO! Il IUilk Or short time farm loan,
see Lyman Barnes. 52tf
Try our Bengal Steel Cut Coffee at
4oc III. Clanton & Brandon.
George Morrison and wife are visit.
ing with relatives at Scobey.
Extraordinary special feature in
three reels at the Orpheum to-
night.
DR.. DEWEY was at G ]asgow the first
of the week attending to business
matters.
Have snap in city property. See
| White Il Daniels; they are the Real
Estate people.
Fresh fruit arriving daily. Get oul
prices on full! crates, or less, before
ordering elsewhere. Malta Mere. Co
Pure wool makes perfect clothes
We carry nothing else. Every gar
ment Internationally guaranteed
! lAlllC, Lllt IuIlDI. III
Sunday School services will be held
ut Strater school house each Sunday
at 10 q. M, beginning Sunday, July
IL. Everyone cordially invited.
No. was run through here Tues
day in two sections. The second sec
ton carrying the old soldiers on their
return from the National encamp-
ment at Gettysburg.
Ii you want to know all about the
best and cheapest hail insurance in a
Company which has done over $780,
600 worth Of business this year see
White 81 Daniels.
Tomorrow may be too late. DO
YOU carry accident insurance.: IF
not, talk to Kramer. He offers the
best and most complete protection
policy for the working men.
Pat Wickham came in from Baeth
last week Thursday. He is in poor
health caused by drinking bad water.
Dr, Clay ordered his removal to the
hospital and he is considerably i'm
proved.
l.. G. Edwards left Tuesday night
for Ohio where lie will visit friends
and relatives for about two weeks.
Miss Muriel Edwards accompanied
her father east.
The Malta Cafe served 80 meals
the Fourth. They used about half
tom of beef, 600 pounds of pork, four
mutton, and about 200 chickens.
There is some work connected with
serving that number of meals.
Thomas W. Mayberry and Miss Lee
Ora Mummey. a popular young Malta
couple, were quietly married at Chi
nook July Sd. They spent Indepen-
dence Day at Glasgow and will visit
Malta friends few days this week.
Mrs. j. W. Stockman and children
left the latter part of last week for
Butte where she viii visit for time
with her sister. She has been VISIT
ing here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cham bers, for the past several
days.
Union Congregational church, Har-
10 Ii. Ferris, minister. July 13-Sun-
day school, 10 am; morning service,
II am; evening service, pm. Ser
vices held in Masonic hall. A cordial
invitation is extended to all who have
no other church home, to meet with
us.
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]. w. Richardson, M. D. V.
VETERINARY SURGEON

All Calls answered day or night
POW ELL LIVERY BARN, MALTA
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-27
SOLDIERS ALL LOVED "WAlT"
John Burroughs Tells of First Meet ing Whitman When He Was an
 Army Nurse.

It was at Washington that John Burroughs and Walt Whitman met. Their first meeting was outdoors, and as our best-beloved interpreter of nature tells it to New York Sun interviewer, we perceive anew what manner of man Whitman was, how genuine and lovable in his simplicity and friendliness.
 At the close of spring day in 1864 young Burroughs was intro duced to Whitman, then an army nurse, at the corner of Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. General Burnside's old Ninth corps was marching through the capital on its way to adventures in the Wilder ness, where Grants army was face to face with Lees.
 ''As the ranks of blue swept stead fly past us," said Mr. Burroughs, "T noticed a break in one of the com panies, and in a moment three or four soldiers were crowding around my new friend, calling him Walt throwing their arms round his neck, and begging him to go with them a little way.
 "Whitman, with his arms flung across blue shoulders, would walk a short distance and then rejoin me. This happened time after time. The men who broke ranks were those to whom Whitman had mjnistered in the hospitals.
 "He had done domestic tasks for them, had written home, had eased anxieties and cheered the downheart- ed, and as he moved serene and com forting down the rows of cots, the men had come to know and love him with the deepest sort of love.
 "Why," concluded MT. Burroughs, several of the men who were march ing out into the thick of the fight actually kissed Whitman, and al- most wept when he had to drop back and leave them. ."--Youth's Com panion.