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FRANKLIN.
March 81.
Fl

Miss Stella Dyer left Saturday Tor Bsk-
er's island TO teach.
Miss Frances Dyer returned from Jack
sonvile Saturday.
The spring term of the high school COM
menced Monday, March 81.
Thomas Bragdon has bought the home
buildings of Ivory F. Butler.
Fred Donneu and family moved to
Sullivan Monday for the summer.
Howard Clifford and Norman Dyer spent
the week with friends at Eastbrook
Miss Sadie Lawrie has returned to
Stockton Springs to resume teaching.
Percy Hanscom and wife have moved to
Glen, y. H., where he has employment.
Miss Clara Haskell, assistant high school
teacher, came from steuben Saturday.
Miss Muriel DeBeck is home from the
University of Maine during the spring re-
cess.
Misses Alta Biaisdell and Daisy Gordon
were visitors in Bangor Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Adah Savage, of Egypt, was the
weekend guest of Miss Hazel Clarke, who
left for fremont Monday.
The Sextette club masquerade social at
the town hail Friday evening was we'll
attended. A good time is reported.
The G. c. club OF yolng ladies was
organized Thursday at the home OF Miss
Lola Dyer. Refreshments were served.
Misses Marcia Bragdon and Evelyn
Dwelley, with James Bunker and Thomas
Macomber, went to Cherryheld Friday
to attend drama and dance.
Miss Baker, who occupied The Methodist
pulpit Sunday afternoon, gave an interest
ing discourse. She will conduct special
meetings here during the week.
The community was surprised to learn
that Ivory F. Butler and wife had sold
their home here, and contemplated move
to Oakland, where their daughter, Mrs.
Henry French, is living. While their de-
parture is regretted, their friends wish
them success and happiness amid their
new surroundings.
March 81. B.
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WINTER HARBOR.

Teachers and pupils of the high school
are enjoying q two weeks vacation.
James. A. Crane, of East Boston, recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Smith.
Capt. c. II. Davis has begun work on the
yacht Cherokee, preparatory to the sum
mer's business.
Mrs. Maud Tracy and son Lloyd are
spending two weeks at Steuben, guests of
Mrs. Trscy's father, S. o. Davis.
Mrs. Grace Hanson was in Bangor last
week on business. While there she was
the guest OF Dr.. a. l. Chase and wife.
Easter Sunday was observed at the
Baptist church by an interesting sermon
by Rev. E. S. Drew and special music by
the choir Several floral offerings were
presented the church, among them being
two beautiful Easter lilies from Mrs. J. E.
Uphsm, and tive large bouquets of carna-
tions from Mr. and Mrs. Hooper.
March g. s.
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FREMONT,
STRAY.

Shirley Kelley left Monday for week
visit in Boston and Walthsn, Mass.
Leroy Sweeney and Marion Pray are
home for the Easter vacation from Castine
normal school.
Capt. John Lstty vent to New YORK
Monday to get his vessel ready for the
seasons work.
Mrs. J. A. Thurston. OF Portland, is Wis
iiing her brother, Fred j. Rich, W no has
been in poor health for the past six
months.
Sam Moore and Jere Fernsld, of Manset,
who are nearing seventy years of age,
walked TO fremont, distance of more
than three mills, 10 call on their brot her
Mason, Fred J. Rich, who is still confined
10 the house By illness.
Henry Dodge, wife and son, OF Jones'
port, are visiting Mr.. Docge's father,
Ellison Dodge, and his sister, Mrs. Addis
Norton. They will visit Mrs. Dodge's Sis
ter in Lincoln on their way home.
March q. KIN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH LAMoINE.

Phronette Smith has been visiting reia-
tives in Franklin the past week
Margaret Young spent the weekend at
Bar Harbor, returning on Tuesday.
Emery Smith, who has been in the
woods above Milo the past winter. is
home.
Maynard Young recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Wellington Barbour, in Fox
croft.
The correspondent was presented with a
mayfiower bud this morning, picked by
Miss Frieds Sargent.
Lewis Smith spent several days at home
last week, returning to his employment
at Rsr Hsrbor en- Friday.
Lester Young, a student at Coburn cisssi-
cal institute, came home Wednesday for
Q two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Norman Smith and daughter
Pauline, OF Franklin, have spent the past
week with Mrs. George Smith.
A serenade was given by the young
people on Saturday evening to George
Christie and bride at his fathers home on
the Cove road. They arrived from Phila-
delphia Friday.
March 81. Y.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Miss Sarah Bunker is i'll of grip, but is
slowly gaining.
Nelson Bunker is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Miss Bessie Gordon left Saturday for
Corrina to resume teaching.
Miss Marion Mattocks will go to La
moline next Saturday TO teach.
Miss Josie Bunker left to-day for North
east Hsrbor to resume teaching.
NIL. Stevens lodge, Z. of p, will work
the rank of page on one candidate Tues
day evening.
Dunbar Bros. are loading q three
nasted schooner with paving at their
wharf for New York.
William Moore and wife, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. q, q. Hsvey,
have returned to their home in Prospect
Harbor.
About twenty people from Ellsworth at
tended the meeting of Court Waukeag, /.
o. F., last Wednesday evening and had a
grand time.
Ef1bSAs ICALcuSAus W 10 AhS DSEu dtLSHu-
ing Bucksport seminary, is spending his
vacation at the home of his parents, T. E.
Pettengili and wife.
William Booth, of New York, is in
town looking over the stone business.
George Chillis, Mr.. Booths paving in
spector, is here with him.
The home of Oscar j. Hysom and wife
was a scene of mirth and hearty good
will Saturday evening, their twenty tn
wedding anniversary. There were sew
enty-five guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hysom
received many presents from friends far
and near. Refreshments were served
The daughter, Miss Hysom, was unable
TO be present, but was included in the
goodwill and wishes OF the guests who
hope to see Mr.. and Mrs. Hysom celebrate
their golden anniversary.
March 81. DIRIGo.
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BLUEHIll.
DIRIGo.

Mrs. James B. Bethel is spending short
vacation in Boston.
Basil Barrett, U. OF NJ, '16, is spending
his vacation at home.
HF. Bacon, of Waltham, spent few
days in town last week.
John NJ. Snow spent several days
last week in Bangor on business.
Mrs. Frank Cousins, of Boston, is visit
ing her parents, Emery Howard and wife.
MarcelIus Coggan and wife, of Boston,
spent the weekend at their home at
Peters point.
Judge Forrest B. Snow is building a
garage for his private use at his home on
Union street.
Thomas Risset will go to Brooklin this
week to enter the employ of Harry Grim
die in his store.
Miss Adelaide Pearson is having the
ledge on the roadside in front OF her resi-
dence taken out so that the road will be
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PRETTY MARSH.

James Aersey is visiting relatives here.
Harvey P. Freeman and wife, of Rock
land, were in town over Sunday.
school reopens Monday, with the same
teacher-Miss Carolyn Bartlett, of Bangor.
Harold Remission and Albert johnson
will leave this week for Kennebunkport,
where they have employment.
Miss Winifred Gray, OF Mt. Desert, who
has spent her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Haynes, returned home Sunday.
belmont Murphy has moved his family
to Bsrtlett's island, where Mr.. Murphy has
employment on the farm of the Hon. A. p.
Loring, of Boston.
March 81. g.
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CAPE ROSTER.

William veagae has launched his motor
boat.
Donald Gray, who has been very ill, is
improving
Jesse Gray and wife are visiting at
South BrooAsyiIle.
James RedmAn, OF Castine, is working
for William Dyer.
Wilfced Redman and w. III. Dyer have
sold their oxen to Belfast parties.
Irving Gray, of Portland, spent Sunday
with his parents, Alvarado Gray and wife.
Orlando Howard and son Arthur have
gone to Dark Harbor, where they have
employment.
John Stanley visited his farm here Fri
day. He has employed James Peaslsy al
superintendent.
March %. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST aARBoR.

A. /. Holmes lost horse on Saturday.
The horse was on the delivery wagon and
fell dead.
Mrs. Mand Trask, who spent Der vaca-
ton at home, left Friday for her spring
term at Corinus.
Miss Beatrice Carroll has returned to
Houlton to resume teaching, after spend
ing her vacation at home.
Christopher LAWYER has returned to the
Maine Central institute, Pitisield, after
two weeks at home for the Easter recess.
Mrs. o. W. Cousins spent last week in
Bangor and Brewer. Mrs. Julia Holden
has charge of the household affairs in her
absence.
School at Norwood cove closed March
n, after 4 profitable term, with Miss Iva
Walls as teacher. Perfect in attendance;
Esther Robinson and Elwell Trundy.
William Hanna, who has been on the
yacht Hesper several years, left for his
summer duties April as Mr. Wheelwright,
the owner, wants TO get the yacht into ser
vice at an earlier date than usual.
Mrs. J. A Freeman, who was dan
gerousIy i'll for two days last week, was
taken by DR.. Phillips ON Saturday to the
Maine general hospital for treatment for
appendicitis. Her many friends here
hope for speedy relief and safe recovery.
Mrs. W. 5. Knowlton, who has boarded
at the Cousins home with her daughter,
Mrs. Scales, the high school assistant,
through the winter, will stay during TIE
spring term with her husband, Prof.
KnowIton, at Mrs. Lacinds Johnson's at
Manset.
March 81. SPRAY.
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wider and strsighter. Miss Pearson will
erect a private garage on her premises.
Miss Vera Day, OF wsterville, is spend
ing the week here with her grandparents,
@. T. Hinckiey and wife.
{. Everett Chase, IT,, U. of NJ, II, is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Judge E. e. Chase and wife.
Charles Slower, of Cambridge, Mass, is
in town for few days, called here by the
illness of his father, Rufus P. Slower.
Miss Clara Mcintyre, teacher in the
schools Of Augusta. is spending her vsca-
tion with her parents, III. II. Mcintyre and
wife.
Mrs. W. 1. Partridge fell last Thursday
and broke one of the bones in her wrist.
Mrs. Partridge is in Bangor Tor treatment,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Abby
Partridge. All hope for a speedy recovery.
The Eastern Steamship Co. changes this
week to the four-trips-s- week schedule,
leaving Bluehin Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays and returning
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat
7rdays.
The Biuehin A. A. basket ball team went
to Ellsworth Friday and defeated
Ellsworth high by the score Is to 20.
The boys speak in the highest
praise OF the Ellsworth team, but not of
the treatment accorded them by some of
the spectators.
March 81. FL,
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GOTTS ISLAND.

Leslie Morrill, is visiting friends here.
Amos Staples is confined to the house
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
Philip Moore, W no has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Tena Babbidge, at Bar Harbor,
is home.
Miss Lizzie Staples, who. has been at
tending high school at Southwest Harbor,
is home for the vacation.
Horace Harding, who is attending He
bron academy, is spending his vacation
hsre with his father, W. p. Harding.
Mrs. Clara Phillips. of Southwest Har-
Dor, with her children, Lawrence and
Elsie, is visiting her parents, Dennis
Driscoil and wife.
March q. CHIPS.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. GalIison is with her daughter, Mrs.
Sherman Mcfarland, who is very poorly.
Miss Minnie Ball and Arthur Ball have
been visiting Ethel and Raymond Hodg-
kins.
Arthur Keef and wife have moved to
Sullivan. They rented Charles Smiths
house at the point, and spent the winter
there.
Mrs. Howard Ball and family moved
here last Monday from Eagle island. Mr..
Ball died in the winter. He had kept the
light on the island for several years. A
new keeper was sent to Eagle island, and
Mrs. Ball moved back here. They have
been at c. A. Penney's until they could
get settled in their own home.
March 30. E.
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NOT A TWlNGE OF
RHEUMATISM
SINCE TAKING
RHEUMA

al suffered from Rheumatism for SIX
years; tried different doctors, with no re-
lief. l saw your advertisement and de-
cided to try RHEUMA. have taken.
three bottles, and am entirely free tromths
disease. was so bad l could not sleep
nights; now sleep we'll, and nay kidneys
work perfectly."-P. W. Miller, Catawl'sa'
Pa.
"For IA months / was so badly sinlc'ed
with Rheumatism that much of the time l
was Obliged to use cane. used one
bottle OF RHEuMA and THE CANE Is
IN THE CORNER NOW. No one
could be happier to be rid OF the pam,
swollen knees and badiy-swollen ankles
certainly believe there is no remedy iOi
the disease like RHEUMA." Mrs. Daniel
S. Knox, Ssyerenee, n. Y, Aug. s, W.
G. A Parcher guarantees RHEUMA "
cure rheumatism, Gout, Lumhago, ocia
tica, Arthritis, Chronic Neuralgia anu
Kidney disease, or money back - and only
80 cents a bottle.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

L. W. Rumiil has been appointed trial
Justice.
Henry Thurston left Thursday for Bos-
ton, where he has work.
Dennis Norwood left Thursday for
Portland, where be has work.
Mrs. Nida Norwood and family, of Nc
Kinley, are the guests OF Mrs. Celia
Gordins.
Another boat has been added TO the
scallop feet al Bar Harbor, MIR. Mahoney
going Saturday.
Alvin Walls is going scslloping with
Capt. Benjamin HoIlett the remainder OF
the scaIlop season.
Mrs Lena Robbins Gid not go to Rock
land last week to join her husband, on
account of bad weather.
The ladies' aid society has not made a
change in its day of meeting, but viii
meet Wednesday afternoons as they
began.
z. w. Lunt and wife returned Saturday
from Rockland, where they have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs Gertrude
Tolman.
Rev. J. L. Corson and wife returned to
their home in Stockton Saturday. Mr..
Corson has finished his year here in the
Methodist charge.
The W. T. /. S. met with Mrs. W. 81.
Lunt Friday afternoon, ten members
being present. The society will meet with
Mrs lena Ronbius Auril
On account of bad weather, only a few
attended the stereopticon lecture given
by Rev. j. L Corson, only about So being
taken, and little OF the ice-cresm sold.
Letitia and Douglass Latty, of MeKic-
ley, visited their grandmother, Letitia
Sprsgue, last week. Audrey Thnrston al
so visited her grandparents, Charles
Thurston and wife.
The Pythian Sisters are adding new
members to their order quite rapidly.
They have purchased new chandelier for
their lodge-room this winter, and other
improvements are in view.
Mrs. Eunice Lopaus' sister, Miriam
Reed, and nephew, Edmund Reed, re-
turned home Thursday from Ellsworth,
where Mrs. Lopaus has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Smith.
Allen Pierce has purchased the John
Nyce house, and Messrs. Kenny and Per-
wear, who are living in it now, will oc-
cupy Charles Thurstonis house while he
his and family are in Roekland.
W. B. Robbins, steward of the schooner |
j. Frank Seayey, spent Saturday night /
with his family, the schooner being an
chored off the cove. She left Sunday ]
morning for Sullivan to load for New /
YORK.
Miss Ullie EggIeston, OF Old Town,
came Thursday to teach the grammar
school here, but on account OF bad travel
ing the opening of school has been post
poned for two weeks. Miss Eggleston
returned to her home Saturday.
March 81. THELMA.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Norman Smith is visiting at La
moine.
Miss Phronie Smith, of Lamoine, is WIS.,
iting here.
Frank Bradbury Intends to establish a
canning plant here soon.
Lewis Shuman will move his family to
Goodwin's Siding, where he has employ
ment.
The stonemen are getting active. Paving
blocks are in good demand. Ii there are
no strikes, there will be a prosperous
season.
James Z. Clark has a young fox which
he is bringing up, the little fellow having
been adopted by mother eat. The fox is
now month old, and is thriving.
March 81 CHEER.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Edward Googins, of Lewiston, is visit
ing relatives here.
Myrs Springer Is home from Augusta
for the Easter vacation.
Albert westin and wife, OF Sandy Point,
are guests of Mrs. NJ. b. Joy.
Mrs Nelson Stewart has gone to Gull
ford to visit her daugher, Matte kenis-
ton.
Merle Scott and wife, of Ellsworth,
Winfield Scott and daughter Iva, of En-
field, Frank Leonard and Charles Lovett,
Of bangor, were. recent guest Of Charles
Googins and wife.
March 81. ANON.
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MtKINLEY.

Edwin Bunker is improving.
Miss Miriam Martin is at home.
Much sympathy is felt for Fred J. Rich,
who is very ill.
Mrs. F. L. Manchester 10 still i'll and not
able to get down stairs.
Miss Lila Thurston has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Rhods GiIley, two weeks.
Misses Grace Gott and Tina Robinson
returned to Charleston last Monday, week.
Miss Harriet Trssk, who has been OPP
Grated on for appe ndicitis, is az her home
again in Rockland.
March g. p. Nj.
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SEAwALL.
CHIPS.

Will Maynard was in town last week.
Frank Dolliver has begun his seasons
work at his fish wharf at Manset.
Miss Isabel Dolliger came home Friday
from Lakeyiew, where she has been
teaching.
Mrs. Clarence Mckay came home Satur-
day from Boston, where she has been en-
ployed through the winter.
Mrs. Matte DolIiyer is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Hopkins, at Manset, while
Mr.. Hopkins is in New York,
Henry Squirting is the first one here to
set his lobster pots this season, but on ac-
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
May Prove Fatal.
When Will Ellsworth pa..,
Learn the Importance Of Tao

Baekache is only simple thing a, A..
But II you find Ills from the kidneys,
That serious kidney troubles
low;
That dropsy or Bright's disease ma.
the fatal end,
You will be glad to know the to,lou,
experience.
yTis the honest statement Of a re.;s.
of this locality.
Mrs. X. /. Moore, Ellsworth Fail. N.
says: II verify all / said in pr.,.s
Deans Kidney Pills when preyion.lv ~
commended them, and authorize the .os
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had undergone an operation. All a..
winter wss miserable, with sever. :,
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back was almost unbesrab bic, nd n,ed,o,r.
and doctors treatment faileC 10 do ms
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directly to the seat OF my trouble ,o,
only curing the backache but strengths,.
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other people who have taken Doan's Kis.
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as received"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cent.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Yo,k
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and tab,
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0REA.

C. L. leighton is still very poorly.
The spring term OF school wiz open
April IA.
Robert Hick man is home from Cherry
field, where he has been attending school.
Howard Crowley and Norman Bridges
have gone to Bar Harbor, where they are
employed.
Miss Alma Stewart has. returned to
school, after spending q two-~eeks' va
cation ct home.
March 81. s,
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BIRCH HARBOR.

w. E. Perkins returned Saturday from a
Business trip to Boston.
Mrs. ]. w. Rice is in Bar Harbor- visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Robert Mckay.
w. q. Lindsey, who has spent the win
ter here, left Saturday for his home in
Steuben.
Clifton Pettee returned to- Seal Hsrbor
Monday, after spending q wesk among
relatives here.
March 81. G..
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LAMoINE.

Miss Edith Rice has gone to Bangor for
a few weeks.
Miss Clara Hodgkins, of Brockton,
Mass, is at home for weeks vacation.
Mr.. Springer, of Trenton, has bought
tie florence place and expects to move
there soon.
March 81. x. III.
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DEDHAAf.

Miss Ethel Fogg, of Bucksport, was the
guest of Miss Hazel Cowing last week.
Mrs. J. r. Cowing returned Friday from
visit Ia her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Tracy,
OF Hancock.
Miss 1t hei Rowe. who has been teach
ing in Hinckley the past year, is the
guest OF Mrs. II. z. Burrill.
March 81. b.
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The quickest and surest onre Tor burns,
bruises, boils, sores, Inflammation and all
skin diseases is Bscklen's Arnica Salse. In
four days it cured L. h Hafiin, u IredeiI,
Tex, of a sore on his axle which psined him
SO he could hardly walk. should be In every
giss's.
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II you haven't the time to exercise regu-
larly, Doan's regulets viii prevent constipa-
tion. They induce mild, easy, healthful ac-
ton of the bowels without gripping. Ask
your druggist for them. 25c.-AdUf.
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Throw not water bottles away.
Use PNEUMATICA. All druggists.
csc.
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Ladies, Why not Preserve Yonr
Youth and Beauty?

PARTISAN Sage, the quick-acting
hair restorer, is for sale in Ellsworth
by G.. A. Parchey, and is sold with a
rigid guarantee al so cents large a
bottle.
PARTISAN Sage has an immense
sale and here are the reasons:
1t is safe and harmless.
1t cures dandEuff in two weeks by
killing the dandruff germ.
1t stops falling hair.
1t promptly stops itching of the
scalp.
1t makes the hair soft and lnxuriant.
If gives life and beauty to the hair.
If is not sticky or greasy.
1t is the daintiest perfumed hair
tonic.
1t is the best and most pleasant and
invigorating hair dressing made.
Fight shy of the druggist who offers
you a substitute; he Is unworthy of
your confidence. Giroux Mfg. Co.,
Buffalo, n. ", American Makers.
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count OF the bad west her, he has not been
able to get to them for q week.
March 81. T. e. d.
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ANON
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-10
APPROVE
STAND OF COUNCIL
ON PHONE DISPUTE
Hotel Association Commend
City Authorities and Bids
Them Stand Firm.

mitchell, s. D., April Mayor
Hitchcock this morning received notice
that the date OF the hearing at which
the Dakota Central Telephone. company
will ask a temporary Injunction from
the federal court to restrain the city of
Mitchell from interfering with Its ser
vice has been set at April IL. 1t is evil
dent from this hat the company did
not get the temporary injunction 1t
prayed for April i, presumably because
Judge willard, OF Minneapolis, before
whom the action vas started, decided
his court had no Jurisdiction In this
state. Mayor Hitchcock declares today
hat the city viii make no effort to
stop the granting Of the temporary in
junction.
The Hotel and Restaurant Mems as
sociation, OF this city, this morning
forwarded to the city council a~tresolu-
ton commencing II for Its stand on the
telephone question and declaring to
back 1t I'm any steps II may take. The
association further declares that all It's
members, which included every hotel
and restaurant In the city. viii q * out
its phones on May IL, the date Of the
expiration OF the telephone franchise.
II q settlement 10 not reached by that
time. a%'