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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03
CHAPTER XIII.
The Second Victory,

1t was the Tuesday before Thanks.
giving day.
No one would have thought that
the sunshiny, clear sky would soon be
the field Of the first aerial encounter.
Napoleon took leave Of his wife and
mother. assuring them that as soon
ias he had finished his task he would
hurry back to them. After another
embrace from Astra he ascended to
the roof Of the Crystal Palace and
stepped into the Eazle- He was alnnA
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03

When you advertise in the Journal
it brings that smile Of contentment,
Are you one of the lucky ones !?
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03

There is little more to say.
That afternoon Napoleon loN ked
through the mail that had accum lat
ed and found Count Won Werdenstein's
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DIED

oCHEhFE-iM MnNitt Nay y. i0f1.
MRS NAEHAUA SfHFMTT. sIfua
~ tre late Jacob Schempf. in ner sSth
scar
luterH' Nrtirra from ner late residence
Nr IFg sixteenth street. Thurafav
afternoon 20 q O'Clock Friends n the
ffmIIr especially invited e. attend
infermfrf private grccnWond Gems
fery
tTTe4se omit fovcrs1
NucHAELs-fu ~Safurday. Ma zr4.
1913 a. q. tn o'clock a m. T. I'D
WNED N~frUAEfS. IN rHs tfth wear.
Funeral scrti-ea ~ tho family resif~nrs
NJ ff1s lHlf more street. un Tuesday
afternoon ~ . n.riurk Friends ~
ftwIlt fearr.tfulfr invited ~ attend
frfrruIFrf 90 Green's nni rcmfferV.
special tar wlf Do az Eleventh sfrrsf
Hffr. flr eervites to convey fricn1~ %
f.r .tmrtfrf..
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CARD OE THANKS
PUBLIC AUCTION
PnSiio sSis On nor c|..S 49,

Public Sale OF snort cresk Farm.
The undersigned. George Wolfe. a.
trustee. viii sell a. public sale. at tha
front door ~ tue dwelling house on the
farm h~ereinafter mentioned. on Thurs
duf tho f5fh day - NAV. 1919. commence
lrg 90 ten o clock a m. the farm situate IN
LIBERTY district. ohio county. West Viz
ginta. - which John Wolfe. late Of ohio
county. diel sefzed and possessed This
farm contains So acres. lies unusually
vel. e. fcstic and productive and -
ncIl Wafereu The coal underlying fns
farm viii 10 included in the sale Toe
farm. under the conditions 81 the trust.
must 10 sold A. the undersigned -
selling ~ trustee. the deed 81 convey
rHuty
TERMS OF SALE cash. but = res
sonHNle time vii be sinen n necessary.
for So rurIrarer 90 borrow money on
Oh property ffsclf
GEORGE WOLFF. Trustea
iu-EIH NANBlsAN Attorney.
CURTIS RICE AIctionesr.
mr-f-f.fE
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TARIFF BILL
Continued from rirs, PAGE,

prov -" "X'mpting returned invest
mons ia INSURANCE. and a CLAUSE.
, nahslnS ih' terms r"garding mutual
.i" INSURANCE companies So a. ;o al
''" fh"m - drdyrt from their gross
Incomes The mount required und.
'H" stat" avs O." Doc" placed in their re-
S'r'" FUNDS. Another uf
hanged the languas. II Tho provision
imposing q tax OF me per cent ON IN.
i'i pr"itS 81 INSURANCE sompauies so
cts =" mah" b hin conform literally
BOO TIE pf"s"rt corporation tax law.
Tar On ch'nLs and Jsps.
R'~rr'S'utatIN. Mann. for E..iI. p.
% 'niH'~~i"u"r Js"z"u. ct "a. PhtIin-
Iih'-. offered ~ amendm,nt Co. ttN
'H" nincs". iaIan.-. and other o..
tents 80 b Philippine. as well as
'H' fIiiiu"S and Americans o. tr.
i~tuI- Tho '"mmiftt, agreed II.
'IN" ms under consideration. The
l~hiIrfru" comm. ~~iontr u~nsrc.Ssfl-
.' sought 20 r~"ll't" the FiIipinns Il
any NOON" TAX ON IN. ground 'hrf
.''t '"'d u"f ."f- on This l.gi-f4.
isr. i'pr"~' utsfit- nicrwood ~
i.fin"d That 90" inclusion oc the ThIi-
.liir'> ~ the iu'rm. tax Was To- roach
'." wealth OF 'h" ThlIppin. Islands
thaf b hii Igtf'n"d m. burdens ~
iho small farmer - IN. Philippines Boz.
~r'"H'iuE th' export tax on IhiiipIIr.
TfDlltfz.
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
Liquor Application CITY Of wheelin9.

Liquor Application City OF wheeling.
Wheeling. ". Ma. April -. 1917.
To Whom 10 May concern
TIE i"llp~ lug - au apIi cation filed
with ms" fof lfu.p~ license rpf tl. month
'"mueneluS MAJ "". 1878
Retail.
TNuuIa , ThonFr for ". W Espog. -
.fl"u aud state Fair Assn stat. Fair
.'i-O.ni. Lover End. WhseiIu- 4Sland.
i;"sidcnre Ia- Fifteenth -
] do hereby ,ertifA that TIE above an
~ can't f'r retail liquor ii.sus. .- 70
.r"ived s certificate from the sheriff 81
.'Ii" county. ccFfffHI or that he Vas do.
.posited tighty-turee Dollars ami Thirty
.inr'- Cents tSs7 37t 80 required b. law.
Resi- cttf.ll1.
CHAS. ~ GEGGTE.
'ierk % the License court
am q~-ut-G-fy
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WA\TED-ROOMS

DON WAFTED-Any enc having
rooms. lodging, or boarding facilities.
kindly call az Board of Trade offices,
market Auditorium. and ffu out blank.
bureau OF information. ssmt-Centenn1al
COMMITTEES. R---4.f- "a .I-rrf-f
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

scrner MARKET and second sta
Telephones 1e7. op.s dAS and aiaae
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 70 IIanufseturers Joopsrs, .ahr-
ehants and Other wholesale Dealer.
NOI4CE Is likkEbl GINEN, Iuat
Tie state Board OF intro OF the STATE
o. West Virginia will receive b.de daily
AZ It's cffice at Charleston, West N.T-
slnla Tor furnishing supplies for the
seN era4 Stzt- institutions. the financial
ioard Contracts Wall he awarded TO the
lowest uIddeIs. quality considered. anu
Ctier things beng equal. West III ginia
dta!eIs ~lll lie given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
n!sne1 bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOAtD OF CONTROL.
ag-<-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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ENR SALE

t'"t' story brick baiidiuc CON
tanning ? large S'"r. room and :. Ht-
ing Rooms. % baths ami = room ur!rh
"u same in' arranged Tor . families
Rents for St-- per month.
BriU. -ST4 uuu.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT f..r. OF r..r. f-
'.. rf n.. .ff. a. 1904.
-f. f'rFearf ttIa
TOR HEFT-on CO rooms suitable FOR
lawyer. architect. real estate. ste. In
quire 1907 Chaplins Both phones $50.
FOR Rent l.fr farm. ID pol ie. .r. L.
'|| If rlIs from I.tIa-
ff .r. ff ifl AMI o. o.
.r HIr. .. Wives ..
I F l"'v $40. ~ 'IlIrs. nIs. uhIo
50 s-tf
nGET- N.rsiy Furnished 3 anf q
o ON mats vim hath. f1r uF.' house.
So 'IE rent reasonable Apply 90 ~
wont - AuGG-d
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis Be Z

LOUIS BE ~
tONEHRI DIRECTOR AND
ART6ElAL GMBALMER,
ii22 n 1924 Main street.
Calls Answer Ia, or Night-
Store Phones 635.
Vic l. pertschy. Bell Phone i7s7-R
G J Bertschy. Nat Phone i729-Y
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Provision. Attacked

TI' I-'t .-I.re nf ff. INCOME fsx
'"r 'N'wufirs rho s%aitri.s OF fl.
president 'f tho tinted states .rI
.. |N.'.' "f fN. .ufr'm. court H.r.
"'ta. bod l' ff" Republicans tIf af.
Tempt 200 r.rn.s 'hr exemption v.r.
f'''f''' 80 amsudmaff N. Hsi
'.' n IsId'r Mann rfnrn. rr "a. mit.
.N' SALARY or tn. president subject f.
'.' 'fN was rejected n- o. tuf. o. 3D.
Tho I'ta'. fr1rEsI atoms .Hpfe
HII "f.r fN. tU.as HI|nIrrsI go 81.
...t f.rfrif .rI. fha frsf OIL
paragraphs ~ fra income fsN section
Uf The NIi bad usnr rflI.. passed
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Tag on ChinL. and la,
Alter Tax Rule.

Republicans attempted hy numerous
monuments 200 alter 'he income faN
'df"s but without avail The Pro
-T'r~|Fe7 also on red several amend
ih'uf~ Progressive Leader MurdocN
proposed 90 six percent faX ON All DO.
comes over Sl"u 900 aud Representa-
'.f" Kelly announced hi- intention ~
voting for the eutir. Democratic hill.
declaring mat he believed b. WAS IL
step n the right direction Ofhor
Ifugras ives endorsed tho Income ian
feature
Representative G,iiiof. ~ N-assarhu.
-Dff-. offered an amendment providing
Tor e Tax or ! percent on incomes De-
tween 81 "un and S4nnu e. wear
tn" D"mucrnfs generally defended
tho income tax a. Hffiuc Tho burden
~ 'iXafirn from tho poor man and
mILlnE IuD rich man hear hL. .harn
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Wanted-Male and Female Helm

bEH-WOAEN-';et government ION.
excellent salaries. Write immeit1ieIv
Tor free list Of positions obtainable.
Franklin Institute. Dept. I45C. Rocres-
VT. y. y observation-disclosures
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STANDARD quality III IRE Barred
Rocks, LeShOrns. choice matings.
ftlceS right. e. Il. Mcliugh. Mt. Pleas
ant. Ohio. ap-is-t-mV-Is
WGFKE ~Nandotte eggs for settling.
sl.Uu FOR Is. Cali National Pbons
."""-N' llVS Lind -. ap-lO-t-my-i0
BIG special on Buff and White OF ping
ton Eggs. Settings $50. 800, $500.
;Npfil. May, June. Wasman's Poultry
Telephone. mr-st-tf
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
FOR
Year Beginning July l. 1918, and Ending June 30. 1914
WHEELING. W. VA.

1 Nhom II May Concern:
n following Is a list OF the applications filed with me fy
Liquor License for the license year of 1918 and 1914:
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electrician. Must hs
sober. Married man preferred. Apply
AZ office Big Five Coal Co. Stewartsviile.
o"'". my-l-tf
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WAnTxD-At nee several sood deliv-
cry and sales boys. TO work before
scnooL Apply at Circulation Depart
ment' ln~te..tEencer. bstweeL 4 and .
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WANTED-Coal miners wanted, ; mile,
south OF Canton. at Howenstein. Drift
4is feet. steady work Shoot or face
The Milton a X Lime CO.. canton,
C"'". my-5-h
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"ANTEp@Salesmen-Our line Is most
70 our statesmen than any other house
IN eNistence: try us and md out.
Stairsb. %
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d HELP

W~ANTED-Men for laboring
and handling tin. Wheeling
Can Co, 18th and Water SITS.
my-6-i
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOE SALE OF r1ADE-A good seven
barn. shadep lawn. and other Improve
ments. VIII cell cheap. or trade for Q
small farm Address Charles II. Miller.
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WHOLESALE N RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

y o. '"Ff.r =" go = -. 1883 Ntrcet $. We Her~- ss Ntr -
81 W M|ti -" " N"fF q '"- H. Main .ut iii Market SIS Eead.rre- .E
= " iri'a"rtt fE~et' "r a urehnrs' CO. So. Main st r,gd,ne-se= Main -
BREWERIES
. MIN rr ir".t. n.n A. 90. st ,d Jacobs See Wee. .t,e. iwb 50
'"i 90 t UInh ff ~ mann r-"etnE co.,. Warren - near ~. - r..
4 3 M'r,.r'r tr -r-rufra.t brewing CO. tri rd ucouo,. ss Res.
. &c. n"etr ..r" ruf .r " 49, foregoing applicant, tr retail u.r.
sri ant .. a~ro-i~I me toorand iouars M rc,9",i y. i1Tr'''F "t '"'
Ec-pofH-
'IiNs % GUtGry
CHrs ~ 40 Lcsr-e rour. o. ue ru, ~ Wheeling
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WAHrED-i5O miners. also some dav
hands. for both inside and outside
WORK. company houses. steady work
Apply to- Superintendent No. ! mine.
aNeila, Va. W. L. T. Ry. Meadow Lands
c'"i COMPANY ap1Tt
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Notwithstanding Flrenen. brake
men. wages about 500: experience un-
necessary. Send ass. stamp. Railway,
NaTe iht~ehiSenceF. sp-1-tt-mo-tu
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WAMrrD-Experienced timer 10 solder
roll tin. Merchant a Evans Co. Stop
Il. Warwood. mv-s
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young man to run as news
agent on r. a -. trains. Union News
cfftcc. IL. a %. Depot. city. my-S-l
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HELP

W~ANTED-F'irst class cook
and housekeeper. Must he
well recommended. Apply in
writing with reference to Wheel
ing Can Co. my-6m
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DRUMMOND NOTES

Drummond, Oct. 2O.-(Special.)-
Mrs. F. Nj. Chandler of Phlipsburg
called on Mrs. II. r. Cummings tho
early part of the week.
Mrs. Noel McPhail returned Thurs
day from Helena, where she spent two
weeks
Among the other reductions of force
on the Milwaukee road, the third trick
operator at this point was discontinued
this week, Agent Tyndall and wife
each working the limit of the nine
hour law
John Price and Mrs Jane Abbott of
this place received word of the serious
illness of their mother at ForsA tn.
Mont, Mr.. Price leaving Friday even
ing for the eastern Montana city, but
before reaching there his mother had
died. Mrs French was well known to
many Drummond people, having been
among the pioneers of the country.
w. e. Rowe, formerly agent at Iron
Mountain, passed through Drummond
Wednesday en- route east with his
family before taking up his duties as
agent at Hall.
fore part of the week.
Thomas Lynch returned from the
Missoula hospital and has resumed his
duties as section foreman after a three
months layoff
The towel social held here Thursday
evening b. the Epworth league was a
decided success
w. +. i'eldman of Spokane brought
in several prospective buyers for the
Day Il Hansen people this week,
William OFT returned this week from
his camp near Helmville. where he has
spent the past two months,
Sam Mcconnell of Butte was trans
acting business in Drummond Thurs
day.
r., l.. Bender, cattle buyer of the f.,
H. stanton company of Spokane, pur-
chased eight carloads of young cattle
here this week which brought an av-
erage of S66 per head
The National oil company added an
other large tank to its plant here this
week.
Dick Dee, travelling freight repre-
sentative of the Northern Pacific at
Butte, was here 4upervising the cattle
loading THURSDAY
Mrs. H. I. Cummings and son Will
left for il visit at Butte Thursday even
ing.
&. Outer of Great Falls was calling
on friends here and vicinity this week
II. f. and H L. Fierce of Helmville
We're in Drummond Friday.
John Guinane. stock inspector of
Philipsburs, transacted business here
the latter part of the week.
Rev, p, J. Crowley of Helmville Wis
! tied with friends here Friday, return
ing from Deer Lodge.
| Mr.. Richards Of the Stone Ordean-
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION IN 1914

Seven college presidents and a
number Of college instructors, includ-
ing ex-President Taft, will contribute
to The Youths Companion during
1914
Then there is Gene Stratton Porter,
sWamps have made her famous, and
Kate Douglas Wiggin, who never
wrote Il dull line in her life, and Mrs.
Burton Harrison, who remembers
when conversation was really an art
as practised in Washington and in the
manor houses of Virginia. And this
is just a beginning of the list.
If YOU know The Companion, you
have pretty clear idea of what is in
store for next years readers. If you
sample copies-for instance, those
containing the opening chapters of
Arthur StanWood Piers fine serial
His Fathers Son" Full announce
ment for 1914 will be sent with the
sample copies.
For the years subscription OF
$500 there is included The Com
panion Practical Home Calendar for
1914, and all the issues of the paper
for the remaining weeks of 1919, dat
received The Youths Companion
144 Berkeley street, Boston, Mass
Adv.
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COMB SAGE TEA IN y
HAIR TO DARKEN II
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep Her
Locks Dark, Glossy, Thick.

The od-time mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkenirg gray
streaked and faded hair is grand
mothers treatment, and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
good, even color, which is quite sensi
BILE. as we are living in an age when
youthful appearance is of the great
est advantage.
I Nowadays, though we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home,
All drug stores sell the ready to-use
product called "Wyeths Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" for about so cents
bottle. 1t is very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
Piled Simply moisten your comb or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
Nhair disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
is that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications. it
also produces that soft lustre and APP
pearance of abundance which is so at
tractive; besides, prevents dandruff.
itching scalp and falling hair
Missoula Drug Co, Agts.-Adv.
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IN THOMPSON FALLS

Thompson Falls, Oct. 20.-(Special) }
tim of rheumatism for the past week
Mrs c. j. Lumby arrived from Mis-
soula on No. Thursday for u visit
With her brother, Henry Larson, his
wife and cid friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carter moved
here from Plains Thursday and will
occupy rooms on the lower floor of the
Doenges building.
Fred Mttag has resigned as deputy
clerk and recorder and will fill the
position of bookkeeper and time keeper
at the Dry creek saWmill after a short
vacation.
William Mckee and Miss Ethel Tib-
bets of Hope, Idaho, We're married
Tuesday afternoon in the county
building by Judge W. c. Adams.
Fifteen 1O0-w watt lights were installed
along the main streets the past week,
dispelling the darkness heretofore en-
velopng the town.
Fl. G. Lowell of Boston arrived here
this week and will have charge of the
cement work on the power dam.
Miss Jessie Macauley was taken to
the hospital in Helena Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Toulmin of Plains will teach
the seventh and eighth grades pending
the formers recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Adams and chill
dren and DR.. +. X. Levers returned
Friday from their camping and huntA
ing trip up Thompson river
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EXTENSION OF ROAD
GOES BEYOND
DARBY
LOGGING OPERATIONS CAUSE
BUILDING OF NORTHERN PA
ClFlC FARTHER SOUTH.

Darby. oct. 20.-(Specialo- The
Northern Pacific railroad is extending
it's. line about mile from it's present
terminus south of Darby, where Har-
per & Harper are building four miles
more up Mccoy gulch to their work
on Lineup gulch. Aboue 125 men are
employed on the construction of these
pieces of road under the management
of Charley Shadler.
G. c. Meibourn has received his COM
mission for postmaster for Darby. He
is remodeling the Hammond building
opposite the Darby hotel and will move
the office in there. where he will also
reside. This is fine location for the
postoffice, being large and we'll lighted
and favorably located. The business
of this office is increasing rapidly and
it is not improbable that in the near
future it will be made a third class
office, when it will require this room.
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GETTING TOGETHER

1t is extremely gratifying note the concurrence Of
opinion which developing so strongly between Rev. II. s.
subject of Sunday observance 1t is encouraging sign
When the clergy and the press pull together the devil him
self cannot resist the drag And such take is the
purpose of this dual alliance
In the interchange of compliment and criticism con-
tanned in one round of discusson there is
apparent mutual regard between contemporary
the hall and Brother Galley. And mutual regard is the
first essential for mutual understanding and ultimate
cord
In the Sentnes reference Sunday and its observance
there is nothing disrespecfu In the rectors reply and
suggestion there is degree Of berality and broadness
which, sure, makes certain the permanency of the
alliance which is being formed.
Otf-hand and from distance would venture the pre-
dcton that this alliance evidently formed for defensive
purposes, will strengthen into offensive agreement
which will be irresistible when it gets into working
order
smoothly with continued practice Reading both sides Of
the dscussion note several rough Places where there
now bit of friction which confident will shortly
disappear.
When Brother Galley gets to know the Sentinel folks
better he will realize that he is mistaken when he
that their editorial sentences written merely with the
ot OF chaps they what they say when they put any
thing in their editorial column We make this assertion
positively as the result of long observation and
quence OF neighbory proximity. They have in stock
large quantity of editorial matter that there any
difficulty in filling space" Always question of the
s5tva f5t OF the m est m When editorial matter cued for
lhal colu1nn OF the palladium OF the local people,
And when the Sentinel folks get better acquainted with
Brother Galley they will feel necessary sneak
through the alleys when they for Sunday expedition
with rod gun In fact would be surprised if there
were some trout found the porch of the
recory some Monday monngprovded the Sentinel folks
60 out in the right Of company And do not believe
the gift will be spurned
And OF one thing sure, in this connection
we believe the new alliance will be beneficial to both
parties thereto. Perhaps even the Sentinel folks will at
tend church some Sunday evening And ALSO possible
hiS njnon with
better understanding, with realization of the sincerity
OF its uerances and with belief in the honesty of its pur-
pose
And such consummaton is devoutly to be hoped for
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CAMAS NEWS

Camas. Oct. 0.-(Special Mrs. r
Braun left Saturday morning for
Jocllo, where she viii spend the winter
with her daughters.
Mrs. ], Janziz has purchased the
two buildings owned by w Ward and
will remodel them at once for dwell l.
ings which they will occupy this win
ter
Mrs. Ella Nelson has rented the
WestoNer house for the winter, where
she will make her home. She has
leased her ranch to T. Smith
George Champagne, accompanied by
II. l.. Whitman of Centerville, returned
Wednesday after being away all sum
mcr. He viii attend to his business
here this winter,
j Huston had the misfortune of be-
ing accidentally shot Thursday even
ing with a - rifle which he was using
as to stick to force Il muskrat out of
its den. The bullet entered his right
palm, coming out on the inside of his
wrist and shot downward into his right
leg. He was rushed to Perma i'm
mediately where he took the train for
Spokane for medical aid.
The Misses Sue and Myrtle Irwin
and Peake returned last evening from
Springfield, H., where they have been
Strengthening up their affairs so as to
remain here this winter
Robert Renfro returned Thursday
from Sedro Wooley, Wash. to make
his permanent home here. He has sold
his property in Washington.
Messrs Cline, Smith Heron and
Peeora left this morning for the Wolfe
creek country for deer. They will be
gone about 10 days.
Mrs. j. Fisher and children departed
Tor Big Arm yesterday. Mrs. Fisher
has been taking the mineral baths here
/ Tor her health. IL
Gregory Duffy and bride of Kalispell
/ accompanied by j. T. Sanntry and sis
4 ter autoed into Camas Wednesday and
back to the formers home near
Niarada the same evening. They will
reside IN kalispel, where Mr. Duffy
hoids the position of private secretary
Tor the Conlon Mercantile company.
+. *. Marsh came in Wednesday
/ evening from Poison with a load oi
i'our tor Peeso 4 Zeh. This flour is
being sold in great quantities here or
account Of its exceptionally good
grade.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-10-21

tend the Itebekah assembly and grand
lodge meetings this week
Mrs. Jones came up from Missoula
Tuesday on business.
Lucille Kellogg is spending the week
at Lolo.
Miss Piper. a deaconess, was here
Sunday in the interest of the deaconess
school at Helena
Miss ElVa Mcdaniel is visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. McCarty of Hamilton.
Archie Black has returned to Big
Arm after Il two months stay here,
c. E. Schrader and "Bunnie' Reed
have returned from Saltese. where they
were forced to quit work on account of
the weather.
Joe Wagner is i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Wilburn.
Henry Hill came over from Ana
conda to spend "A couple of weeks.