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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
MASONS WILL CARRY OUT FINE
PROGRAM NEXT FRIDAY
EVENING.
THE OFFICERS ELECTED
o. o. Mueller ls Chosen As Master
Installation OF Officers Of Hiram
Chapter, Royal Arch, Last Week.
Christmas Observance by Knights
Templar Thursday.

Next Friday evening at the Masonic
temple will occur the installation Of
the newly elected and appointed Of
F. & A. M. This is always an impor-
tant occasion With. the Masonic fra
ternity and it will be made more SO
this year because of the special pro-
gram arranged. The installation will
with Right Worshipful Grand Master
Otto F. Wasmansdorff as the install
ing officer. The roster for the en-
Mueller, worshipful master; Willard
els Hagstrom, junior warden; Cecil 2.
retary; Minor T. Martin, senior dea-
Ray B. Lee, senior steward; Alexander
H. Stephenson, junior steward; George
r. Creel, marshal: Rev. George Hirst,
H. J. Clark, tyler.
The Banquet.
Following the installation there will
be a banquet, arranged by the ladies
Of the Eastern Star. Albert Pfaus will
Uc IuC IO0SIu0SICI duu IuAO0 oAOAt o0-
dresses will be made. Grand Master
o. F. Wasmansdorf will speak on
"The Grand Lodge; Master-elect o.
o. Mueller will speak on What Is q
Mason?" and T. T. Taylor on why
Am Mason"
The music will be- feature and this
part Of the program will include a
number OF fine selections by the Lew
istown Concert orchestra at intervals
throughout the evening. Miss Anna
Scheidt viii give two vocal solos, This
Rose in My Garden, and "A Love
Note." and DR.. J. H. p. Gauss will also
give q solo. s
Royal Arch Masons.
This is also q busy season of the
year for the higher branches Of Ma
sonry. At the meeting last Wednesday
night of Hiram Chapter, No. Is. Royal
Arch Masons, the installation of the
newly elected officers occurred, Past
High Priest George J. Wiedeman act
ing as installing officer and making
a deep impression upon those honored
by the chapter.
Those installed were Arthur Leh-
man, high priest; E. G. Twins. king;
Walter Lehman, scribe; Samuel Phil
lips, treasurer; Frank w. Sharp, sec.
retary: N. c. Kennison, captain of the
host; Will Young, principal sojourner;
George Wrigley, Royal Arch captain !;
w. H. Gardner, master third veil; DR..
c. G. Wallin, master second veil; Rev.
George Hirst. chaplain; H. ]. Clark,
sentinel.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
GUESTS Of
HON. DAVID H|LGER
AFFAIR BRINGS MEN OF FINANCE
OF FERGUS COUNTY To-
GETHER.

The Fergus county bankers who at
tended the dinner given at the Bright
by David Hilger all returned home de.
lighted with the entertainment as well
as with the opportunity the occasion
afforded them for meeting those en-.
gagged in this important line of enter
prise. The company was confined en-.
tirely to the bankers, with Sam Nc
Kennan, president of the Union Bank
& Trust company, of Helena, and Ma
tional Bank Examiner Harry Yaeger
as honorary guests. Mr.. Hilger fol-
lowed the novel course OF calling upon
each guest representing bank for an
expression as to conditions In his 10.
cality, and the whole formed a very
throughout the county, which were
Features peculiar to each section were
brought out and thus the whole com.
pany gained information and enlighten.
ment. These expressions were, Of
course, brief. none of them occupying
much time. At one stage Of the pro.
ceedings. Mr.. Hilger suddenly called
upon Messrs. Waite. Phillips and Stod.
dard to stand up. and joining them
himself. introduced the quartet as four
sheepherders who had broken In the
banking business.
The Guests.
Those In attendance. in addition to
the host and honorary guests. we're:
First State Bank OF Buffalo-G. M.
Stafford, cashier.
First State Bank Of Denton-Simon
Brown, cashier.
State Bank of Grass Range-E. B.
Day, cashier.
CONTINUED on page hve.)
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BRINGS
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
TOGETHER.
CHEADlE IS POSTMASTER
Brief and Interesting Addresses by
Messrs. Lehman, Ayers, Forbes,
Taylor, Marshall, Foley, HIrst,
TrI00 and Pfaus-FoliowIno the
Dinner Hotel 10 Inspected.

Killing two birds with one stone. the
Chamber OF Commerce not only saw
that the formal opening of LewistOwn's
new and handsome five-stOry hostelry,
the Hotel Fergus, was fittingly cele-
brated, but made the event the 0c-
casion for bringing together practical
ly all of the business and professional
men of the city, as well as many 9TH
ers. About It's guests assembled for
the Dollar Dinner, the tables being 80
arranged In the large dining room that
there was no cr0wding.
The tables were decorated with cut
flowers and ferns and throughout the
chestra rendered choice music.
Judge -..eadle, who always shines as
toastmaster, was at his best Friday
night and his fusilade Of good-natured
hits delighted everyone. He called
upon Rev. G. C. Cress to say grace
and as the dinner proceeded called up
on well-knOwn citizens for addresses
limited to Ave minutes. although few
occupied even that much time.
Louis Lehman was the frst speaker,
his subject being the Chamber Of Com.
merce. Mr.. Lehman devoted his re-
marks chiefly to the subject Of freight
rates and demonstrated the vast i'm
portance OF this by rapid fire Of facts
and figures. The necessity for estab-
fishing more industries here, 20 that
the raw products would not be shipped
out and the finished shipped back for
consumption. the people paying the
freight both ways. Reference was
made to the effect the opening OF the
Panama canal would have on the mat
ter of freight charges and he strongly
urged that this city strive to have .
representative on the board Of public
utilities.
Judge Roy e. Ayers theme was ''The
Old Hotels Of Fergus County" The
Judge spoke In reminiscent vein ana
his remarks were interesting and
witty.
Mayor w. D. Symmes discussed Law
istown's prospects Of becoming .
Wholesale center. His view war. on.
tirely optimistic and his conclu1ion
was that with the completion OF he
railways now In course Of conDtruc-
tion. this city would take It's place 40
one Of the leading Wholesale centers
Of the state, II not the leader Of than
all.
T. T. Taylor sketched rapidly yet
vividly the features Of Lewistown's SIT
uation with reference to railways and
the outlook for the future. dwelling
for a moment upon Industries already
started and the possibilities for ex-
pansion in that direction. He paid .
high compliment to the non-partiaAn
city administration and looking ahead
could see nothing but encouragement
CONTINUED ON page nve.)
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
Cradle Call Exercises.

Following the regular service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday many re-
mained to witness the Cradle Roll exer
cises at the Sunday school, and they
proved exceedingly interesting. Follow
ing the Cradle Roll song by the pri
mary and beginners departments, a
number Of babies were received and
placed in succession in the decorated
cradle, signifying that they had been
enrolled, Mrs. G. L. Belden receiving
the little ones. Perhaps the feature OF
the entire program was the very in.
teresting address given by Mrs. R. Won
Tobel, the Cradle Roll superintendent
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
JURY FINDS FOR DEFENDANTS IN
CASE OF eoReEsoN AGAINST
SMITH AND OTHERS.
MORGAN IS ACQUITTED
Directed Verdict Is Returned-Jud0e
Ayers Plans to Hold Jury Term Be-
ginning Latter Part Of January
Four Divorce Cases-Stranger 10
Arrested on a Forgery Charge.

The long jury term of court came to
an end Saturday, when the Jury in the
case of Claus Borgeson against James
Smith and others, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright being the real defendants in
interest, brought in a verdict for, the
defendants. The action was brought
to secure the annulment of lease on
Main street business property bought
some time since. by Mr.. Borgeson and
occupied by Mr.. Smith. w. M. Black
ford and E. G. Russell represented the
plaintiff, while Roy Cromer and J. G.
Huntoon appeared for the defendants.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
Next Terms.

Judge Ayers announced the follow
ing terms of court for next year: Be-
ginning January 5, March 2, June !.
Sept. and Nov. 1.
The jury list for the year will be re-
ported by the jury commissioners
about the middle Of January and Judge
Ayers will call jury for the latter
part of next month. He plans to hold
the second jury term in June and will
not hold another until well along in
the fall, unless it should be impera-
tive to have jury earlier.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
lncompatihiIitY.

Allison r. Frame has brought an ac-
tion against Elizabeth H. Frame to se-
cure divorce, on the ground of in
compatibility of temperaments. The
parties were married at Reedsfort in
1883. E. C. Russell is Mr.. Frames at
tOrney.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
For Forgery.


Ernest Nelson, a stranger here, was
arrested Sunday night by Chief of Po-
lice Edward Martin on a charge Of
forgery. The capture was quick and
clever piece of work and was evident
ly made just in time to prevent the
prisoner from putting over another
worthless check. The one he cashed
was made out for over 5000 and he
succeeded in getting a saloonkeeper
to let him have 500 on 1t. He then
went to another saloon and tried to
cash a second check. purporting to
have been drawn by Peter Anderson.
The prospective victim, however, took
the trouble to call up Mr.. Anderson at
his ranch and was informed that the
check was worthless. The man depart
ed and was rounded up little later
by the chief at the brewery saloon,
with the 500 still on him. He is now
In the county Jail.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
o,hern Easy Winner.

Paddy O'Hern returned this morn
ing from Three Forks. where he fought
Ray Brown of Butte. eight rounds last
night. O'Hern was an easy winner,
coming out OF the battle without q
mark. while Brown was hanging ON
at the end Of the eighth. Mcintosh
refereed the bout.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
Wants 4 Decree.

Myra Lambson has brought suit in
the district court against Daniel Lamb
son to secure divorce, on the grounds
OF failure to provide and intemperance.
The LambsOns were married at Provo,
Utah. in 1898. A. ID. Strouf is the
plaintiffs attorney.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
ELECT OFFICERS.
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for
ENSUING Year.

Ensuing year.
At the regular meeting of the Royal
Arch Masons last Wednesday night,
officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: Arthur Lehman, high
priest; 4. G. WINS. king; Walter Leh-
man, scribe: Samuel Phillips, treas
urer; Francis Sharp, secretary: N. G.
Kennison, captain Of the host; Will
Young, principal sojourner; George
w. Wrigley. Royal Arch captain; w.
H. Gardner, master third veil; DR.. G.
G. Wallin. master second veil; Rev.
George Hirst, chaplain: H. J. Clark,
sentinel. The officers will be installed
tomorrow evening.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
Grain Quotations.

Following are today's grain quota
tions at the local elevators: No. nor
thern. 65 cents; No. 2, So cents; No.
l Turkey red, So; No. 2, 81: fax, $1.17;
mailing barley, 80; oats, 80.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23
Decree IL Granted.

Decree 10 Granted.
A decree Of divorce was granted last
week In the case of Samuel Lutz, a
'well-known rancher, against Elizabeth
Lutz, on the ground of cruel treatment.
The parties were married at Lewis.
town in 1908. c. J. Marshall repre-
sented the plaintiff.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23

vorce last week in the case Of F. R.
Lown against Mae Lown, on the
ground Of desertion. The parties were
married at Cleveland, Ohio. in 1900.
G. w. Buntin represented the plaintiff.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23

For Desertion.
Judge Ayers granted decree of d.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-12-23

For Assault.
Deputy Sheriff Blevins brought Greg
Continued on page eighty
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-17

is now in her Seth year, and is quite
feeble at her home from the disabil-
tiles of age and is gradually growing
weaker
John Hickey, from near Aspinwall,
was a Vail caller Monday.
Thos. Meehan was passenger to
Denison Thursday.
A, J, Adams and Mart Mccullough
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-17

If President Wilson does not travel
more he will soon have to do an aWfa
lot of riding back and forth between
Washington and New York to get the
worth of his travelling fund.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-17

were in Omaha the first of the week
on business.
James Hill spent the first of the
week in Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 3---AutomobiIe Contest

DISTRICT no. :; compriscs all territory known nc
South Richmond including swansboro and Forest
IIill.
MISS MARION DOUGLAS l1o1 Decatur St.. 500
Cft.eS GREEN 1915 Hull ST.. ......... 800
MISS NAOMI GOODE. 225 f. 10th st..10310
MISS KATHARINE HARDING, 1900 Lawson
strest ...,..................... 900
6A K5AIii-S liARRls, 1922 Porter St. 32,64s
w .. E:hsitiS. 90 and Everett St......... 1000
J. T. HYAMS, 1101 Decatur ST . SIM
W. II. Mann. Woodland Heights. .......... 5000
y =, H,GDDNALH woodland Heights 1880
L. G. TUCKER 325 w. 3lst St. So. Rd INK 600
F. G. J. TYNDAII. 40 " 25th ST 20 ga
j I WILLARD. 1929 Hull St....-. 20 So4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 6---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises surry, Sussex. SOUTH
ampton, Dinwiddie. Brunswick, Nottoway, Buck
1nsham, Amherst' Rockbridse. Amelia Prince
Edward Counties. +
J A. ADDLEMAN, Farmvilie, Va r. F d. l.. $500
Mss JENNIE WARREN BERGMAN. Surry 32 463
MISS MYRTLE BRADSHAW, Rice. Va. 80. 1000
w; Z; BRADSHAW. Green Bay Va........ 1000
DR. w. s. BRIGGS. Dinwiddie Va...........3 go 500
j. 70. ERIGHTWELL Blackstone, Va. ....... 5000
hiisS EMMA BURTON, Ainmon. Ea.......... 1900
!. y: CLEMaNIS. Wakefield va. .a....... 1900
JAMES L. COLGIN. Petersburg. Va........ s. 400
MRS ROSCOE CONKLING FAIRS Crewe
ROBERT j. DUEsBURY. Church Road Va 81 SIS
GEO A. CROLLE, Crewe. Va. r. F. D. g.
Box IS ...........,........... 1900
ROBERT j. DUESBURY, Church Road, Va. % 500
W. n DREWItY, lvor, Observation-Disclosures. 80, 63S
O. S. ELEY, Funnymead. Va............ / 900
STAY Y. ELLIS, Waverly, 81 093
w: EMORY GILMORE Lawrenceville, Va.. / 600
MISS DELE EPPS, Petersburg. Va...... 1 OGo
MISS SARA w. Es:TES. Burkeville Va r
f. ID No. 2 Observation-Disclosures. 1911
MiSS LILLIAN FINCH, j-awrenceville. Va. 80 300
JOllAN ii. GARY, Franklin, Va. ........... 900
JOSEPH GUZA, JR Mattoax, Va......... go 5l9
N MIS-. - ~ IiARDAWAY, Farmville, Va. 026
MISS MATTIE IIARMAN. Lexington, Va.32615
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06


3Iecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax. pittsyIynpin
Henry md franklin Counties
STEPHEN BAILY, North Empora va...... $3.50
JAMES Il. BARLEY, Buchanan, Va...... 600
LUCIUS IL BRACEY, Buchanan. a,....... 80 567
a. A. S BRIDGEFoRTH. JR.. olo. va........ 12 900
JOHN w. BURGESS. PAGES, Va ~ 20 6o6
MISS AZR1E CAGE, South oston, Va........2 500
TFOS. l.. CHRISTIAN, Vera. va............ 1922
J. d. CLAY Crystal Hill. va...........!... 900
JOEL COLE Vernon Hill. Va.. soo
LINDSAY CRAWLEY, Appomattox, Va..... 80 $50
MRS w. A CRUTCHER. brakes Branch, Va 256z
r. D. DANIEL. Lynchburg, Va............ 600
MISS NELLIE V. FOWLkES, Lunenburg, Va 600
j. g GARRETT brakes Branch, Va....... 500
NJ f.. GEE, Meherrin, Observation-Disclosures. 6o0
MRS. w ". GREEN N Emporia. va..... 1000
-. ~. GitEGOft1, chase CITY, Va............ 900
MISS RANIEY HAMLIN. Danville, Va. ..... ~ 500
w j. HARPER. Bracey, .............. $500
MISS MISS BETTE T,[ HAWKINS Victoria, va.... 1000
iIs,S LCt1 fita1 LIS, rainier Springs Va. 600
EWELL HOLT Brookneal Va............., 600
S. o. INGE Kenbridge, Va. ~. 21.6I7
MISS HETTIE JAMES, Bedford. Va 900
EARL CAREf JONES. lynchburg, Va.s..... 1000
u. c. LA PRADE, Republican Grove tVa... 400
"A. F. MOON. Mt. Airy Va.................. 600
VIM H. MULLINS Rpublican Grove. Va. 900
REV d L. MAZE, ETnporia, Va. ............ 1000
j. D. NEWCOMB, Clarksville, Va........ 900
CHARLES r. NICHOLS. South Boston Va. 12414
JNo w. NORBURN. Danvie. Va........ 80 sos
JAMES II. NORWOOD Skipwth Va....... 80 6Io
NJ. w. OGBRUN. North View. ............ % sac
II. r. PARRISH. Dundas, Ya..:........ 2sf9
MRS: H. d. PETERS. Keysviile, Va. ........ 900
MISS IDA NJ PRICE, Meherrin. Va a. Ga
c. III. SEBILL North EInporia. Va:...'...... l. COO
CLYDE SELF. Martinsville, ....;....... 324S3
MISS VIRGINIA SIzEMoRE, Virgilina, Va. 300
MISS EMMA SMILEY, Buchanan, Va. 900
a l.. G. STEPHENSON. Vrgilina iVa.'...... 900
w. r. sWINGLE, Shippers. Va..i........... 1000
MISS MARY JANE WALDEN. Sutherln. Va.
MISS JANE WALL. south Hill. Va..::...:. 1000
MISS LUCILLE WILLIAMS. Victoria, Va. i 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 8---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all OF virginia not
included in Districts to 2. and the State North
Carolina.
d. E. ALLEN Big Stone Gap. va............ 900
MISS ADA BERRY, Criglersville ya-....... 49, 555
X. j. BLANF<ENSHIP. Raven, Va. 900
MRS w. o. BOWER, Midland, Va ,001
MISS PEARL BROWN, Critz Depot, Va. 800. 600
w. ~ BOYD. Warrenton. y. C............... 5000
boro, N. c. .........l............... 1000
HARRY p COLBERT, Middletown Va...... 1,547
o. C. CRAFFORD, Mulberry Island, Va.... 900
l.. II. CREECH. Newport News. Va........... 900
JOHN S. DAVENPORT. Lancaster, Va. .... 2O,S0O
w. #. EDWARDS. Isle Of Wight C. H., Va. 1900
MISS EFFIE ELLINGTON, Warrenton NJ c.. 1000
MRS f. ESTES. Fletcher. Va. ........,.. IO,86S
j. w. FINLEY Crandon, Va. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
MISS FLORA L. F1TCHETT. Cape Charles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

p L. HARRUP. r. F. d. No. .. Yale. Va. 1850
T. j. JACKSON. Stony Creek. va........... $4,000
MISS GLADYS JAMES, C,rewe Va...........32529
e F. JONES Balls Valley Va............... 2S,11O
w. W. LEWIS. Charlie Hope Va........... 1000
NJ fNo. w IL. MATTHEW'S. Charlie Hope Va. 1000
r. W MCINTOSH Farmville Na............ So. 629
MISS ELNIltA MILLER Jarratt, Va......... $500
Mis-. >. II MITCHELL Dillwyn Va. 32.677
.. ~ NJ ELL, Charlie Hope 1900
GiiAo. IL. M1ERS. Petersburg Va..... 81, 500
"a. II NoOfEFI1bD Farmville, Va, r. +. D. 1000
MISS Isl ELLEN NASH. Hebron, va............ 1921
j. NJ OWNEY, r.. +. d. No. 2 Wakefield, Va 1900
J. d. PARKER, Raphine. Va.............3254 3
MRS. SALLIE, L. PAULETT. Hampden-S
ney Va Observation-Disclosures 90, s31
MRS. j. a. PILOUT. Sutherland Va........ 80 zoe
W. H. BEDFORD. Burkeville Va 3o'524
~. re I'LL tsranchViile, Va 1000
j. w. ROGERS. Amelia, Va. .............. S5o0
,if w o. w StsREL Sebrell,
~ SIisI!sUfNE, Green Bay. Va. 5000
aIIse: ~, -, oiOt<i fhress $500
NtiSs, Snrhio slate Petersburg, Va. 5000
NtI.s, - ~ LIN sNEAD Judd, Va.
nIPS ~. Champe, Va. .22,S91
Mrs 1, SAKRiE +: WELLS. r. +. D. 2. Box ~.
Bi Ia ok, Va
Miss HELEN WILLIAMSON. Petersburg %. 5aV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

f. H. AVERY, Sturgeon Point. Va. 3.4oo
MM, HGGH BaGBY, Stevensville, Va...... 32,625
D Observation-Disclosures. 1000
oAMtIS u bOTTS. fredericksburg .......... $500
w: X. BROADDUS, West Point. Va. .32,621
MISS MILDRED CAMPBELL boswell Va. 81, 900
G. EDWARD CARTER, Irwin Va. r. r. D. ! 3022
sAM b CAR1ER. Box q Ashland Va. 5000
MISC LAV1NlA NJ. CLARKE, Gooda]ls. va. 1000
MISS C. l. DuGGINs, Beaver Dam. Va. r. f.
D. =. No; + ...:i............... s,3ls
MRS. r. ]. GLASCO, Book Va........... % 4SS
~, -, LS,ON, saoot' va 32,554
" w. ;, ~ NlAIIOOA, Hewlett Na..... 1900
s1,s &c, 4.G.s i.UiSSE, Mangohick 50, 1862
MISS BESSIE MIDDLEBRoOK. Hewlett. Va 1900
~ w IUON, Iamwortn, va $500
,ticS n1. ~ Ashiand Va 32,616
~ ~ - @ UIii Nanakif Va. $3.50
r. I' W T. freoericksburg, Va. 1900
aI1cc I I n - dOlS hanover c. H. Va. 2,632
T. G. VALENTINE Bowling Green Va & 400
HAYWOOD WILLIAMS. Richmond Va r f
MISS BETTE WRIGHT. Golanaville. va. 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 4---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. 4 comprises NIL of Henrico md
Chesterfield Counties. ncIuJed in District. ! .
anu 90 ana Louisa Orange, Culpeper, FIuvannu, AL
bemhrlc, Nelson ana Augusta Counties
lh2ISSa AtAs1isoNG. STANTON ........... 1000
- - - t.uit ilslo va r. f. ID. 900
,tiC, ~ - e. 1871 Pendleton. Va. 1,014
,,,, No 8 ~, .............,. 1000
IIrs ~ -, ny w - lNeNts store, Na.... 6.201
sn t,iIAnCi' 'ordonsvilie, Va. $500
s,ISS. -, w ,L.AGG PALMYRA. Va..... 1000
HiI -. t,ClsGtSS Orange. VA. 200
E2tIs go 81. ir,lith chester, Va 80 $50
mineral Na......... 800
~ % 40 10, a. ~ u Charlottesville. Va. 1000
\, ". [.f - itlcnnonu X +. D. ... 1000
~, -, 10 -, -, ~ f,''-SoN Waynesboro. 1000
= i n ~ f1n' GoIdonsvie. Na..... 42OO
liiI ~ 1i:ri ~ ~ iilrflll Inlet Va $500
y BOZ 10 20. ..-...... ............... l517
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

p l.. ANDERSON. 1900 L. Broad St........12s53
C. a BEYER, 90s +. Turpin St........... 900
i. X BOWMAN. Nh. Line Tariff Bureau $500
JACK BRYANT. 2602 f. Broad St.......... 10, 400
OLIVER b. CROSS, j. A. Connolly Co.,. 5000
:. I. DOWpY, COZ state ST, Fulton. 10000
W. ~ HALLE 2403 e. Grace St..........,1676
w. j. 1IERNDON 1925 N o5th St..-........ s265S
j. H HUNT. Se0l f. Broad St.....:..... 514
MISS ELLEN HOLMAN 407 1-2 n. 9th ST. 6S7
ROBERT G. HUGHES. w. s. Mccoy. 1884
LEO JACOBS. 1859 f. Main ST. ........ i 001
JOHN KUSTER. No. Is s. St........ 900
MISS LOTTIE LLOYD SIG N cath St. ..... a26s2
MISS DOROTHY MASON. SIS n. 25th St.. 4,617
MISS FRANCES POWERS. 514 SAD St..15 1872
CHAS Il SCHAAF, Larus Bros Co........:.17 3O2
:. - =; ?IitAIFORD JR., $40 e. Main St.. 1000
NATHAN STERNHEIMER, Stephen A.
Ellison & Co ................,.; 5000
- l! Maiden, 1920 Il. Washington St.. 5000
Il - WoM SELL 500 n 2ist St.-........... $500
f1fick u WRIGHT, 1905 Sd Ave. 25353
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. l---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory I'm Rich
mond north of the James River and o Second
street tEot including Second street, and Barton
Heights and Gtnter Park.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG Jr. $40 Barton Ave sos
WILL BRANCH, 712 North Ave, brookland
lark ....................... 900
CLAY DtEWRY BLAIR 1915 Hanover Ave. 312s
l1ERBERT. CHANDLER. 2419 Hanover Ave. 90 sos
MORGAN GRAFTON. 400 N. Robinson sts2ssa
,,T ~ W W. Grace St 22,2l4
MISS sTHELAfA GILI4S. i S E. Clay st a mn
JAMES GoOCH, 251S Stuart Ave......... = exo
E.ElNNETE LARRABEE. 500 Beverly St.. 1000
STUART MCCONNELL, i'll E. Clay st. Ooo
STUART SELDEN 1922 Stuart Ave-. ooS6s
HENRY. SNYDER. 2113 Hanover Aye 0oo