davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

reorag oper Eemoet CONFEDERATION
OF Gbriitianitp" ion bIep lpttet ii
meo ipGnot Snteresie. Oct err fur
at beflase at Here al llngoommen lit,
tiiltoe faa bore tilitebe og bsre e
iaaoant ~eneitoaenoe Soreorag.
Den fslgenoe 3ug fortiatte Sor'
buitoet meo fit 5orretningsmsbe
5oriioen ANDRE pigtige Eager bler
Der lgletnem OeIegaterne gipet Hap-
porter ON arbeibet / oereS reipeftipe
6orelinger. De fleite al bisie frem.
prlte at Snteresien / 4rbeioet life
forminoifes, men at De er / aftir
8irfIombeo | at eiterIeoe De Sornaal
iom De bar lat fla. 0erpaa inIgte
8alg al @mbebsmGilo. Eait. s. Is.
Wlsn9s iofn ogiaa bar. pPret Sor-
biinoetS 5ormano set forIebne aar
blen 9lelpalgt, oa man ipntes at man
life funoe finbe en- meo mere SSper og
gegeiltring for betne Sag. 0e an.
ore GmbeoSmpno er: 6. 8. @angeu,
lite gtce. 5ormano; Wabel SuItao,
2oen Tices 6ormanO; 2aura 8inneis,
protofoaerenoe Sefr.; Iabel gaa.
Ter, aorr. Sefr.; gilbert 2ipbabl,
SaSlerer. 8ern0it bapbe mar en-
Frepe til al Secret Iom ogiaa blep
f%ortiat paa @ftermi0oagen.
On Iftenen ianot oen Itore aon.
Iert Steo | gDenS itore auditorium.
Senpeb 1900 Verioner bar tiliteOe.
Eli Soliiter babe man engageret
SpIbia 5borerinion, Soprano, War-
gretbe Geterion, Giano, Sngolf Grin.
oelano, Senor, og RaIt. 8. .. Sbors
grimion, BARTON. 0isie blep bort
paa meo itor 9egciItring o9 bleb gi-
ben itor Sploeit. 6refen 5borgrim-
ION bar Ell flar, naturlig, Stemme
lom er ri9tig b%enripenbe. Srefen
BetterionS frrnitncrriife Spil bar ct
belt timber. Sr. @rinbeIanb BANDIT
Sairbpr meo fin ieoe Senoritemme;
ligeleoeS Eait. Sborgrimion meo fin
fDloige % parme garitonitemme.
Irtbur WiSn9s o5iiitereoe iom Off
fompaniit. Oct itore &pr 9iorDe iig
heller life tilffamnle, trooS ct lioet
antal % faa Trpper. aoncerten til.
ligerneb DC andre Seitprogrammer
bar EFT bel @~egipenbeo; set bar en-
Itor SltfceS baabe iillancielt o. on
oerIe6eS. 2ab set Der ppre iagt, at
Ser uar in9en Ibgnngspenge til aon-
c~erter, ga man hiloe at iaa mango
iom mllIig firnbe faa Inlebning til
at operppre en- iaaoan mtiifaIif If-
ten.
9are marl III fltll0e faa libt mere
9egeiitring hos bem iom life Oeltas
ger. Seq bill Der giere Ell Spfor-
bring til Sor9lbre at paapege til fine
@proien al iaaoanne Steoner.
at boIoe Dem biernme iaa
tilifpnb Dem til at ppre tiIitebe peo
iaaoanne Wtsoer. Oct bill ppffe /
Dem en- fornpet Strait til ~firfeligt
arbeioe, iom BIZ bore til @apn baa-
De for Dem ielp % andre. Sern9It
Ieg at opelife / Dem en- Cans for
.airfemuiif, en- Sfat iom enbper ling
bonn burbe bape / lin @eiiooelie:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

Spnobe, Den Sorenebe airfe, Srifir
ten % groberiamnlnoet.
Roropeitlige 8isconiin areo&
bclbt fit anrlige Wsbe / gaIbpin.
Wis., Boit. s. 8oieuquiitS aalo, Der
240e, 25be % 26be SUM. RsoeI
nobnebes al areoienS Sormono 9oit
W. Sborien meb en- biertelig aab,
~ningstale oper Sil. 2, lis. aat
areoienS Ereiter bar tiIiteoe, Iigele,
oes 26 3elegater fra &reoiens for.
lfIeIlige Wfenigbeoer. Gait. 6. 3.
Sobnion af Den Soreneoe Strife por
oglGa tilIteoe % oeltog / Sorbanb.
lingerne. Inbrep 2ongelano ira
SiroIon polgteS iom Ws0etS Sefre.
tor. Observation-Disclosures for
Wfeoet por: "Sporior ber hi aaa /
Strife, meo 9ait. glombolm iom
Neferent. : Samtalen 6eltogeS me5
ltor Sper, life bare al De tiliteoeu9.
rcnoe Hrelter, men ogiaa al mango
Selegoter og WenigbeoSlemmer.
6oruoen bette emne, bIep ogiaa be.
banolet Den iibIte Gag "Religions.
I%foIcn", oa ogioa Der bites itor Sper
og SntereSIe. SnsOag gitcrmiobag
boloteS @ubstieneite nteo ~glltergang.
Boit. .. apaaie prGbifeoe ouer Sob.
6, q; Bait. 9lombolm boIbt Sfrif.
tetaIen o9 forrette6e UNDER Iltergon.
gen. SGroeIeS opnmntrenoe bar oct
at ie meo boilfen SntercSie Baldwin
90 omfringliggenbe Wenigbeoer ont-
fdtteoe Wsoet. airfen bar bel ipI6t
til WeOetS Sllttning. @aIomin We.
nigbebS ire apinoeforeninger ierpe.
rc0e fri 0tiooag iii De itore Soriam-
lInger, iom bar tilitebe UNDER Mes
oerne. Som GmbeoSntpno for fel.
9enoe Inr palgteS 90. Eborien, 1or.
mano, 6. 6. Saapif, SefretGr.
Srifirfcn.
Frof. 3. 6. RpbabI Sclto1er /
oiSie Gage / Snmtalemsber / GaItor
Sobn $. &anionS &alb, aorialr,
Winn.
- Eaitor s. {. 2eelan6, Iinne.
ipaltfan, 9toro 9afotu, err fal6t iii
Ercit for Wenigbeberne peo Sarpep,
y. DAT, Faitor s. q. EeOerionS for.
rige &aIb.
- @oitor 8. 3. SIagitao blep peo
lin Siemfouit ira NarSmsbet ouer.
raft en- pafter Eengegape ira bouoe
lt1gc og gonIe / Srciol0igbeoS Me.
nigbe0, Duluth.
- Bethel Mtcnigbeb / @eit 9ulut6
poa lit WenigbeDSmsoe forri.
&c 6reOaq$nften Yoitor 8. Samnlel.
ira 9apiieIo til Greit for Wenig.
Gait, SumueIien agter at
&nloet.
Samtalemeoerne, iom iioite
ofbol0tes / SiQSboro oa g[ol Wte.
tiQbeOer, Eoitor $. q. 9. @intberS
,faIo bar bel bcIeNt. Eoitorerne 6.
@pnlIo % .. $. Slctten bar for.
loen StcOet$ Ereit tiIltebe oq beltog.
SeS1loen OeItog @r. Spen Seifin o.
&eoeriOn ira Bortlano for.
loer ite0ligc SGqfrPfter.
- SconOia Weniqbeb, 4aitor In.
SIions aulo, MORRIS, Miun.,
forrige 2irsoag lin oarliqe
1t. Sans Set / Mr. Saniens' pafre
Get par ben Bite SSeit
Penigbeoen bap6e ferret. 9aaen
til 6eiring al MiSitonSirit.
sn Mo&ie 8oIf bar moot frem. Grof.
3. SeuCrion bar tiIite0e oa tulte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Smaaruif.

SbomaS SIN beb ban, boebe Cont
Son og bar fien0t iom gnglanos ppr-
ite Bengepuger og @ierriabuf. San
osoe rig og bdpbe ue0 SeItamente
beitenlt, at Ser for bans cfterlabte
Tenger ifulOe opretteS ct &oipital %
Ell Sfole for l%l0oannelie at tiosmG8s
iige 9eger. @ltps SoIpital er auere-
Ne bel fjenot / @onoon, ug / Sorbin,
belie meo Soipitalet blep mi nDlig
oen nPpnte 2pgeifoIe aabuet % ino-
piet. Irtbur s. 9alfour bolot en- no
merfet Sale for Inleoningen. Seg
bill forbigaa Salen og gipe Ell liOet
Siltorie / Steoet: Wfens SIN leue-
Be og pu9ebe i0nnen Geneer peo of
lene ltslere emo ct Sattiglent, fom Ell
auben befienbt 8nier Ell Sag til 8ltp.
Man faIbte ham enoba "Sulture
SopfinS". 9cune "&ultitre Sop
fins" pilbe / eqen Gerion finbe no,
ON Der for ha1u par 11oget at lpre
hos Sim. Set bar ON &peloen, De
TO 8niere for fsrite % iioite Sang
mebtes, og SIN bar / Irbeibe. alt
set 9ps, iom ianotes / &preliet, foln
ira ct tpnot Galglps, ilige, Tom Dor
at faa fiebt Tor TO gre. Seq er
fommen / @ei1g til Dig for at lore
ct OF anbet ON Spariombeo", be-
gpnbte Culture SopfinS". Set bar
pGret min Sro, at ingen opergif mig
/ Spariombeo; men Ser er MI Dem,
Tom gier Scn Taaitano, at on er min
Sperman0 ! iaa Senieenbe."
"Gr set intct anbet, on er fontmen
Der for, ia 8yp, "iaa fan ri Iige
iaa aoot tales pes / Werfet." 90
bermeo bIpIte ban no Spiet.
"Gulture Sopfins" fanot Seien
no iuareit muIist. San bapoe IGrt i'm
2ere.
ct SpprgSmaal: Gr @erben iaa
meget bebre eaer iaa meget p9rre,
ioroi @niere og Getgepugere Zig
SboMaS 8i1p bar lepet / benz
en- iom er forifr9ffelig begeiitret
for bebre @pgoepeie, fierer up meo
ct grsumcut, ser burbe pGre egnet
til at iaa iaIis Wunfhanien til at
penSe Tia / lin 8rao. Get Ipber
Iis: "@i IGIer ON Ell forunoerIie
ny Slass Wais, iom bar fra 16 til
20 SOB beie StiIfe % 32 afie paa
bper Stilf, ai ilis Wsais funoe Der
apIes iaa mauee 9uibeIs paa 90
Icres, iom ser MI aules paa 500,
cg RsSpenSisbeoen al beore geie for
at hume brinse / Warfebet oenne
ppermaaoe Tleset forsseSe gcling
piI blipe iorboIospis iaa meget tor
re-" Sapilt. 9reoe GntnilaItl
3aar Din 80 gfieS 20 600 bsie
Wais bliper alminoelie Der Nabo.
laset, itaI ies beepnoe at tiSe ! Eur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

for gpgoepeie, Der er brolaete meb
Rarmor, omfraniebe af guile Hoier
og bpffeoe meo Halmegrene. Men
Maiien ferit, pIeaie!
Vaa geitlanbet / Rorge bill Waal-
folfet oprette en- Waalbanf, % Der
er gjetnem Rissmaalsblaoe ienot
Snobpbelie til Solf ON at fjsbe af.
tier. On Splf, Tom life foritaar
Waalet, fan faa fjsbt Sitter, peb
jeg life. Seq peb bare, of Der / Sno.
bpbeIien forefommer en- Gel lbtrpf,
ioin Finger imnft" Q. T. b. Gut
mibeler" err formobentIig noget, man
britger, ttaar man laper til 2ubefiif.
"Sbipingsmsbe" er bel ct Orb, iom
er iarnmeniat al oct engelife "Sbip-
ping" og oanife "Mebe". "Raub.
ipnIese S~araionb", "S%preiegner" og
"Sopeofpreloea" err piItnof Sorret-
~ningsuotrpf, Tom fun Solf npr BEN
porbenbe Waalbanf forItaar Ben ret
tc getponing at. Sporban oct saar
til, at man "utIoeor fire Sfipinsi af
2utlaget" bar ieg life 8reie poo;
men ieg lifer &langen % Spinsen |
Orb iom "2utlaget". Sililut libt ON
bet npe, ia%mmeniatte Orb "Sorret-
ningsbeinsemo". Oct Orb er for
langt. Correcting er set iamme iom
"9uiineis" poa anlerifanif; men
bbao "9einsemo" betpoer, bar ieg
life Soc ON.
S:eroernes gi9pe 9p Sronbbiem
err Ilenet S%tortingets WaolmGno en-
fipr gD, hpres BET uo til. &i9rt
Barn bar 10 mango Hapne. 2aSie
SrPoal faloer ben / en- Snbitiling
Riberos, mems Speiten / en- anoen
SnbitiQing faloer Ben S%ronobeim.
s StortingstiOenbe b~etegnes altiaa
Sronobiem peO tire a fire forifieQige
Hapne!
Gen tpife &eiier ifal / en- egenbpn.
Dig Sfripelie bape anerfienbt Suers
taS Gtrre | Wericp. Mten bpor meget
al Werico err Suerta Serre oper, mon
Set Ter life no til at blipe
"tioligt ON S~irsbagen", Suerta faar
gltgt meo lit 2anbs Hebeaer, enten
bans Stpre auerfienbes eaer mis-
biaigeS.
If eft bemofratiif 9lab timber leg
no, at bore Senatorer bar bapt frit
gao og fri 9erberer, mems De opbolbt
iig / Waibington, men at BET M err
Ililt meo ben Serlisbeben - taffet
Dor npe administrations sfono.
miife Cans. Sgien itaar of gisre BET
af meb Sen gratis Sniopaif, Senato.
rer og &ongrasm9nb itunoom benpt.
tie Jig at.
On TreIt, iom er imoo apsiing,
at fiRlne &erioner iitebet-
Tor at fpsie bueranore gniber 9pierne
iammen. Get piGbe bel life bore
llfarligt bet better for Solf,
iom life nplig bapbe pGret nnoer
2pgepiiitation. Oct piloe bore me.
get trpagere at fpsie bueranore gien'
lem Ell @laSrube, iom fpsietr9ngte
Perioner 10 let fllnoe fragte meo fig
ior BET Drug.
Se fleite Observation-Disclosures er life
.pffelige, bar InOreip Carnegie en-
Sang fortalt oS. aan iaa bore.
Wen ret iannle fan 10 blipe iagt
pm Suitruer, iom mo- tage inO Gaif
q ifltre andre Soils @ulpe for liOt
ii Mao for iig ielp og en- foriemmes
.ig 9G9temanb. Ger er / bper Sp
% 9pgb nof al ioabanne. Gig.
Suitruer bar / set minbite
Mao, Sriffe og &leoer / Sperflpo.
Geoaftsren: "Sligt stof b,,er
gtp asiiiteut: "Mtcn SoIf bill nof
oct. Seq bar buffet no bette
ira Solonlo SrOiprog."
Reoaftereu: 500! Oct er bel
iaa al bore Seiere, iom bar bort ON
Salumo. Weu ieg peo, bpab hi ifal
Iiere. Si ifal iette iom Sperifriit:
'Sorretnings. eptgrammer al s. g.
Rorgon" % fiere oct ino paa for.
te Sibe". @ucf)
Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

Sbcnhnaenoe afbHbnin9 9ien9r "Susbennen" SIR $50 (nb gRobeO msS fire
Sfuffer. fubhrnog Salbbprsfabtmt os forarbeioet al pianorneret foariaget gg.
Senne Naiin cr life aIene iGrbeRS iolio, men fulbfGnbi9 euefaaeuoe tit
emile pg imagmoe nbnpr. Sc fire Sfufrr er arbragt ioHbe pnneehe 8iRn9er,.
bhab Der gr benz aIDees fswe. @alinbobet brtnges paa @mbs beb SirIp af
Bet autonnatife 2aas, ion iamiog lefhr Soriben op og sber rigehg Trm for BEN
inenbes SnRr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

en- EreIt, ion er imoo apsiing,
foreilnar, at fiRlne &erioner iitebet-
for at fpsie bueranore gniber Rpierne
iammen. Oct piGoe bel life bore
qanife r'arligt bet beler for Solf,
iom life nplig bapbe pGret uloer
2pgepiiitation. Oct piloe bore me.
get trpagere at fpsie bueranore gien'
mem Ell @laSrube, iom fpsietrengte
Berioner 10 let funbe fragte meO Jig
for BET grug
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11

Se fleite MtiQionprbuitruer er life
lpffelige, bar InOrep Carnegie e,
Sang f~ortalt oS. aan iaa bore.
Men set iamnte fan 10 blipe iagt
ON Suitruer, iom maa tage inO Saif
og ifltre ANDRE Soils 8ulue for libt
til Wao for Jig ielp og en- foriemme-
Zig 9ggtemano. Ger er / bper Sp
og 9pgb nof al ~iaabanne. Gig-
mGnoS Suitriler bar / set minOite
Wtob, Sriffe og al9oer / Sperflob.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-20

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-20

A knhaFfasse1 faFneFs
~whsn - sscond losd>eans - hsd
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
D|XQN-POLSON ROAD
MAY Be BUILT
POISON RESIDENT HAS INTER-
VIEW WITH PRESIDENT Ell
LOTT OF N. p.

In the last issue of the Flathead
Courier of Poison was the following
interesting bit of news regarding the
construction Of the Dixon-Polson
branch of the Northern Pacific this
year:
while James HARRIET was in st.
Paul the last of last week he called
on Howard Elliott, president of the
Northern Pacific railroad and inter-
viewed him in regard to the prospects
Of that Dad building the. Dixon to
Poison line this year While Mr..
Elliott could not say that the road
would be built this year he said that
if the money could be raised that it
undoubtedly would. He stated that
he had given orders for the engineer
ing department to put men to york
surveying the route as soon as the
weather would permit, and that they
would start now in a cry few weeks.
He is very much interested in the
country and asked many questions in
regard to it, being especially anxious
to know how much new ground it
was estimated would be in crop the
coming season.
while he did not promise that the
road would come this year it was APP
parent that he had faith that it would
be a paying proposition, n that
there is no question but what it viii
be built sometime in the near future"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
LOCATION IS CHOSEN
FOR HUNTING LODGE

Judge Walter NJ. Bickford and
Charles l.. CoWell drove in a sleigh,
yesterday, As miles up the Blachfoot
valley to decide upon the Exact loca-
ton of the hunting lodge, which they,
in company with several other gentle
men of Butte and Missoula, expect to
have built. Their choice of location
was at the foot of Salmon lake, with
Clearwater the. nearest ~postoffice.
Most of the building material is al
ready on the ground and Davis era
ham and his wOrkmen ready to begin
the cabin at nee. 1t will probably
be finished within two months.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
AT FORT MISSOULA

Fort MiSsoula, March 3.-lSpeclal.)
Owing to the fact of the small pop-
ulation at the fort just now. social
functions are almost a thing of the
past. for a while at least. Every
thing has been very much unsettled
ever since the Fourteenth infantry
left for Fort George Wright at Spo-
kane. Shortly after they left the
First battalion of the Eighteenth in
fantry arrived from Fort Bliss, Texas,
and things We're very lively While
they Were settling in their new home.
They were indeed anxious to settle
and have the comfort of barracks
once again, because, for the past year
they have been living in tents along
the border. They were just about
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

settled when their orders came for
another trip to the border. They left
February 25, and are due today to
reach Texas City, where they will
camp. awaiting further trouble along
the. border. Word has been re-
ceived here from them and they write
that it has been a very slow and
monotonous trip. There are very
few people at the. fort now, consider
ing it's usual population. Lieutenant
Carl Won dem Bussche is the com
manding officer n in fact the only
officer. There are about Is soldiers
in the hospital and the quartermaster
corps is still here.
Mrs. e. l.. Ruffner entertained all
the ladies Saturday evening at a
Welsh rarebit supper. Her guests
were Mesdames Michis, Schillerstrom,
Mackall, Travis, Bowen and Won dem
Bussche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCauley
spent yesterday at the McCauley
country home just below the fort.
Mrs. Eitelberg was hostess at a din
ner party given at her home Sunday
evening. Her table was prettily dec
Grated in pink and yellow and a most
delicious menu was served to her
guests, who We're MI. and Mrs. Pal
mer and Miss Charline Palmer of
Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A.. Schmidt and
family spend yesterday at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Crane on the
banks of the Bitter Root.
Mr.. n Mrs. Eitelberg We're host
and hostess at a dinner party Sunday
evening. A very luscious menu was
serve to h guests, who Were. seated
around a daintily appointed table in
yellow candles and yellow flowers.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. STREET,
Miss Helen and Tom STREET.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

why asks Tommy Atkins, the w.
k. printer, don't Missoula people ad-
NertiSe their fishing
TELL OF streams more thor
FISHING oughly. If tourists and
eastern people knew
what good fishing western Montana
offers they would flock here during
the summer. | have been in Colorado
WI whose trout streams We're
praised in booklets ana on posters, but
| never yet saw any city within reach
of uch good fishing streams as lie on
every side of MissOula. Colorado
towns with two good trout streams
are filled with fishermen every year.
If those people knew that Missoula
was within 80 miles of a dozen creeks
n rivers that TEEN with fish, trains
couldn't get them here fast enough.
The Blackfoot, the Bitter Root, Lolo
creek, O'Brien creek, the Rattlesnake,
Rock creek, Pattee creek, Grant creek
they are too many for mention, even,
and they are all first-class trout
streams. Missoula should talk more
about her resources
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
NOTICE.

1t has been rumored of late that the
Riverside meat market had sold OUT,
ihe report Is not true. We are an in
dependent market. our prices are the
most reasonable in town because we
do our own work, consequently our
expenses are not as heavy as our
competitors. Give us a trial. Both
phones. l4ayficld K Hcndrickson, 529
South Higgins aNe.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

That night as We sat around our log
fir" we discussed that COW and came
10 the conclusion that
ANOl HER it must have wandered
SURPRISE from the valley. We
We're right in the heart
Of the forest and were certain that We
had no neiShbUrs. AS we sat there in
the freight we heard a sudden burst
OF music. 1t was a band playing Eel
Captain There wasn't another sound
save the cracking of the fire and the
music rose through the hin air and
filled the whole forest. 'El CAPTAIN
was followed by another band selec-
ton and another. Five or six tunes
did that band play, all of them stirring
marches that fairly shook the noun
tain. | have heard lots of music but
| never heard anything that could
touch that mountain concert. So still
and clear was it that every note was
distinct and true n the setting of
dark pines and clear Sky was wonder
fully effective. In the morning we
started to investigate and just around
a bend in the trail, not a quarter of a
mile from our ann we found a little
ranch with a yard fun of chickens and
COWS. We had been looking for bears
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
M|SS0ULA ELKS HOLD
ELECTION THIS NIGHT

Missoula lodge No. $50, B. p. Q. f.,
will hold its annual election of Off
GERS tonight. This event is one. of the
important ones of the year for the
lodge and a big crowd is expected to
be present. 1t is expected that the
election will be spirited. After the
businss session there will be a smoker
and IA social time. in the club romos.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
SPLENDID Y0UNGSTER
IS LESLIE, JUNIOR

A husky nine-pound boy has allied
himself with the l.. e. Wood family.
The youngster, who is hardy and
strong and resembles his father to the
extent of being ~bald-headed, arrived
early yesterday morning. All day
yesterday his father went about his
duties with head held high and chest
puffed out. The boy will commence
his Journalistic career at once.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
CARNAHAN'S ILLNESS
CALLS HERE ". TAYLOR

w. Taylor of Helena, commercial
agent for the Western Union Tele-
graph company, will arrive in Mis-
soula today to take charge of the
local office on account of the illness
of Manager C~arnahan. MI. Carnahan
has been unwell for some time and
is now confined to his room and I'M
able to give attention to the duties of
his office.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

Well-cultiNated farm and a phono-
graph.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
LOCAL SOCIETY
Mothers Club,

Mrs. w. w. Wickes will be hostess
for the Mothers club Wednesday
afternoon, at her home on South Sixth
street west.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
For Your Sweet Tooth
or Your Sweetheart

Choose fine CONNECTIONS from our
assortment of first class chocolates
and bon bons. We carry the fol-
lowing brands in stock because they
are the best: Johnston's of Mil
Waukee. McDonald's of Salt Lake,
Guth's of Chicago, Liggett's of Bos-
ton, Brazier's of Helena; all of them
guaranteed fresh and delicious.
Bulk goods we buy in large guam
titles at the very lowest prices con-
sistent with good quality. We sell
ii as follows:
McDonald's Chocolate Creams, per
pound
McDonald's Chocolate Chips, per
pound
Bunte's Gumdrops Oarge) per
pound
Mint and Wintergreen Creams, per
pounu
flIot creams, per pound...-..-..25c
The trade in Bunte's MarshmalloWs
is Increasing. Remember, we sell
them 3 large tin boxes for-..25c
DRUG co.
Higgins and Front, MissouIa, Mont.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

Frat fifteen-cent smoke, five cents.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
Westminster Guild,

The Westminster guild will meet
this evening with Miss Mabel Hosking.
Members of the guild are asked to
take the S o'clock car.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04

Tommy is an enthusiastic fisherman,
though he doesn't get much chance to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
Copyright. 1913. by the Star Compan
BRONX, New York City. of Oct. "a. 1918.

BRONX New orkC City of "a. 1913
MI when told yet the last
ASA to hear from
sendd what
dsendy you $50? No, sir wouldn't even open 1t
should send wire believe would
be
You got yet the nerve to write
something $13
only you; lucky don't be-
in 10 is bad luck
IL IL III tell you s
bad luck.
It's USE I moth
ought have trckmak ngHan for father he could
nothing
grave that wouldn't
know even where m buried
full whole lot cyngs when think
your after and proud
the conuentngs? You take from
not
thinking be bad but
mother Nit her
trouble; thing calls
Suneingke; hoer 81 rights and believe
It's fights She foner all
will would her
and tooi she wou ne
Kronbe he's luck NIT His boy
Maxe by you his father SELL quick
onewo he s4OO think
plain making $500 That's what call
bet If it couldn't sell 1t If there twenty
buided It.
track NIT land. Maybe
Right Some of in On this ground
swim It, just like Cooney Ireland
and soft that it's growing there little animals by
what worth lot
money. l will explain It first just where they
ground 3 this holes they i've but
al tell what holes they in ia
stand
head then right away you
him.
can't
pending
old that all his furs would fan and he wouldn't be worth
catch Muskeras Nothng you
for nothing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
A Good Tip.

NTHE following is a good PLAN
l. says Frenchman, ito avoid
tipping the waiter at a restaurant.
When the bill comes, pay 1t exactly.
A certain involuntary expression of
establishment will be visible on the
walters face, well-trained though it
may be.
You would then rise, saying to
him: IT have had an excellent din.
ner; you manage the establishment
better than the preceding proprietor
did" During his rapture at being
mistaken for the owner of the res
taurant you escape.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
Mutterzob and sS,fS; s;:;: a.
By
bud" Fisher
Great Britain Rights Reserved.

Grsat REESE
could imagining what land is it that showed
wuznt hummer make this
nit
the hands
selling clouds,
this whole things
and
it to Sarah Kapan; that's didn't
father,
SIMON MUTTERzoLa.