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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-11
Wesu Yorf MillS, W'inn.

Wte olemme 1aaneet oltoa uuben
tirftomuoben nirfistGmild berael
li5iqd iublillo.
pastori g. Wuori oil fesfuubes
iamme, ban PHI monta pubetta, tir.
fastoen Sumolan ormoa 2rietuties
10; iobon armoon me olemme 10
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2ebtidrpeud, u .. WiafsId 10
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fuuliioitu. pmbeioen idlfeen festus
teltiiu moneu %ipeIien ia %iiIoren tane.
ia, ioisia tuli ilmi. eitd loptpi monte
iotfa olinot ottnneet Jonah nos
taan.
Soulufuun 1'~pdilpdnd oil u. y
WtiuIisid ieurafuntapiirin perustona
fotous. Idmd fotous oil eniimdi
men laotunnn firttotuntomme pi'r,e
Id. S%ianottoiio oil 5dapunut run
iaasti. stem Dort Wliuiin ieur FUN
nan toimesta oil Ioitetiu y %,teiiet ote
riot foiti1e nier lille ia omile I,uru
funtalaiiue. SpStiin 3 pbieis'd ote
riaa, ioibin oiti oiaa 1OO-l50 ben
Fed. Suuri oil Sumolun iiunome.
Raitfi iuimat mopoasti nouttia ruo
faa ia iuomoo, mutta oino riitti
aiitoS mpos Mile, ioitd toilpot fin
ne lobioio. 2iitos mile noiIiue iot.
Ia meitd paluelinot NIioieto jolt
totout5esia p6Gtettiin en- mt torfem
min firioita. iiud pDpidtirio ia iddn
nit tulemat iulaistonofIi lehoesid
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6ausfaSit tului tito iloiIesti loulel,
len. quheita tilaiiuubeSIa pi,ilpdi
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toipottaen onrea ipntpmdpdindn
ioboosia.
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y. fulfeisIaon iunon pli. Gapaue
oil bppin naoro linen. mutta onnel
linen iattuma pelaSti hdnet, ettd al
noastaan iaIfa loutfoantni. Ga
moin II. 3 p. louffaontui mr. SQi
WtotoIa liepdsti. Ndmd olfoon
paroitutiena rnutotien pIifulfiioiue.
etteitpdt iunan ieiIoesiatoan meniIi
wounmien ndlistd pli. iuaan moIts
taiinat obottoa fifIi FUN iuno me
nee poiS.
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weIa ia Sennie Mbo moIemuat 6ei
ndioelto, Winn. ia morrasfuun %
p. Wati Wdifdnen ia 8otie aena
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Winn. Snneo!
= pastori q. Wuori ldbti tddItd
IL. 3 p. fotiaan port Mrtbur, Ont
Ganoboon. 3iiioS peliele fdpnnis'
I'd, iota oil bppin nirfistdhpd metl
lie ia fpariinfin minuue, iofa olen
nuori ia fofematoin 6erran tpDSIS.
9unnen fuinfa inuresta arposta on
minuue nell, iofa on rebeainen ia
bpwdd torfoittoma. 9dnen fdpn.
tinid Ell idtd painoStotpaa mieItd,
mutta ie idttdd uuben tpafuututien
pelieaiieStd raftaubesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-11
Vlummer, Minn.
s. Hantanen.

pdindd, ianoo iamoIoinen, moif.
Eel poistataan. Sta 5e npttdGn
paisto, uieamman pdimdn 10 on oI'
Tut pilmistd Idatd ia mciiGfin ndbin
iatanut. Slma on oIut Idmmi1 4,
lopiet Ieiftii ulfona ia foria fdp lat
tumella. Saint ei ole mieId IdsnG,
noitta ibmifiqd ontin tolOinen mie
liala. Gen buomoa faittiaua Iuo'
besiaan fa,ieen ibmisten ioimiin,
Wtiebet boffoa puita ia mot
buoneita ldmpimifTi tnlmen moraue
Noiiet futoo iuftia ia poitfuowat
naatteita perbeen idIsniue. 2aitfien
mieIiala fiis tooistao, ettd bauapar
ia tuIee pprpnd Ia p~offaiena.
2ofIi muotta on fiitd fulunut fuin
olen Muttaian tautta u%utilia tddltd
Heb Hiperin laafioeta antanut. Sd.
md on ie maoilmon ipilio alta
2otii nuotta on tofin ptfd oiateqo
eteenpdin, spoon eletipnd tuniuu ie
lpbpeItd fuin pari pD,d olifi raubal
liieSti maonnut. Sitipd ibmioeid'
mod fperratoontin maan fdmmenen
lenepieen.
Wutta tuosIa lpbpesid oiosIa foo
ibminen fofea monta iurun ia lion
betfed. Niinpd tdmdntin firioittoio
on 1aanut 10 molemmiSta nautiio
moiffa masta on tolmaefpmmenec
m%orraSfuu luuri mt mennpt. 3ui
tentin tuntum idItimdinen puoli ella
mdstd. miid ldbemmdt1i eiGmGn IL.
taa ldbestpp, niintuin luonnou,ieno
naotimutiena fanneitanofi roe
faompana. GlGm6 OH toistelua.
Yitib6n minmn mdb6n ferton muo
ben tulotStofin. yto 5ebdu on plei.
iesii tiettpd, ett1 oinafin bemotrootii
oitana nilia tasnaa. Yoras tulo
id6ud n~iIusta oil 40 b ia t~auraeio
1880 b. etferiltd peqapa iand
muonna oil pleiiestt %buonompi FUN
eoeuifind muoIina. Seinid on mlu,
tuftura mitaua ia mali on menee
tpnpt poaan moiniosti. Wuuto ma
Jana mpDs fariotoIouoeSto. Wiime
nuofina on 5e iaanut pIeiIempH0
buomiota faittioua. niinpd tddud
Fin. ybti6n meiiereid on iofa foup
poIosia ia ulompona fouppaloieto
Tarmorien fesfuuoesia. Sprodn ii
Ioiiuuben farianboitoon ontaa id6I
Id iuuret luonnonniitut, ioitl on
foitfiaaa. iosIa fosmaa rebewdG
beindd. 9Dpd on tddud uuiisniI
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boioon p6dqe. Sdsid emme me Iuo
moIaiieitaan ole idlesid muita tan
Iauiiuutfio. Susfin on pbtddn fan
foloiStomme tddud ioua Ell ole mot
iopdiwdnd tuIemaa meiieristd. puri
nmotta fitte pibimme iuurena robana
fmin famine maon raspaSta fuu
tilln $40. ytpt oIen fuuuut, ettd on
iaatu paros till iamaIta oiolta puo
~liiataa bolaria. 9dmd Ell uieId Inn
bptd, iofa toIoon on IiIdttp fariao.
puoIiiataa bouaria on fuuIemmo
trammarin palfta ia iata bouoria
bppGn mainorin. Wutta Putin a
mics on mieIestddn iiompi poIffa.
men Min tdptpp fen iaoba $500 90
tuusfa. Woin binto onfin 10 bppa
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2pIdiIpud fdmimdt mf. 30 p:nd
tddad mr:t Suuio 8pu5nen ia Sobn
pobiois DafotaSta W. 81.
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firpot emf femddnd tuIIa iIommouo
ioufoaa. Wind feboiitoiFin, ettd pfFi
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faotoifiin iubIia. 5ddud tpieId
baIuaa fuula SumaIastotin,
Iuoitfa ifdmd fpud, bartpoin on III.
ben meiud tiIoiIuutta.
Sos teiId fieud 9luttoian fonttoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-11
Nl. a..

8O'eefferid fdfiHama farmi
mpptdmdnd bolpaua. apfpfdd Id.
bemmin Deter 2oi5eriIta, % Gpons
Itreet.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
PLAYGROUND MAKING
 WORK IS STARTED

Work on the grading of the yard in front of the Central school building for the Childrens playground was started on Friday. The entire yard will be leveled and then coated w.th clay and topped with sand.
 This is the method used in the play grounds os al the larger cities and Is considered the best Apparatus for the grounds has been ordered. 1t is expected here shortly after the first of the year. By that time the grounds will ne in excellent condition
 Interest ln the playgrounds has in- creased greatly among the children since the work starte5 on Friday. It is about all they have since heen talking of. The workmen were con siderably interrupted by the questions asked by the children between school hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
POSTOFF|CE IS
 FOR GOOD ROADS

Postmaster Cassidy has received in- structions from the Postoffice depart. ment at Washington to assist in all To- cal movements for good roads as taken up by local associations. He is made Dy the same order the repre- sentative of the government in all good road movements in the territory of his office and asked to devote as much time and manifest as active an interest as his duties will permit.
 Mir. Cassidy was one of the first good roads boosters in the district and has served on nearly all committees appointed to take up good roads work m this section. His instructions from the government are regarded by hin, as high compliment, because he took the interest before he was asked to do so.
 The postoffice department during the last few years has constantly increased its interest in the good roads move ment. The establishment of the rural delivery system has been largely re sponsible, having demonstrated to the department that good roads not only enable quicker deliveries but also low CT cost of delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

Continent. Parkman; Rubaiyat, omar Khayyam; Poetical Works of Alice and Phoebe Cary; Home Candy Max ing. Rorer: The New Freedom, Will son; Plays. 2nd series. Galsworthy; The Poultry Book, Johnson. ed; Growth of Music. Coles: Essentials of Electricity. Timbie: Guide to the Mon- tessori Method. Stevens: Home Poul- try Book. Harrington; Mating of Ly- dAa, Foster; Cab No. A, Foster; Taste of Apples, Lee: The Torch Bearer. Thurston; The Flirt Harrington; Rolling Stones, Henry; Comrade Yet ta, Edwards: Wings of Pride, Mabie; Laddie, Porter; Right of the Strong. est. Greene: The Joy Bringer, Cooke {; Capt Protheroes Fortune, Kendall;
 V. Wis Eyes, Harrison; November Joe, Prichard; Wilderness Castaways, Wallace; Closing Net, Rowland; My Ladys Garter. Futrelle; Success, Sil- berrad: Miss Jimmy, Richards; The Inner Flame, Burnham; Prudent Pris- cilla, Wemyss; Patsy, Crockett; Friar of Wittenberg, Davis; Vanising Points Brown; Manuel Training Toys, Moore; Panther Stories, Carter, ed. Bear Stories, Carter, ed; The Texan Scouts, A,tshelsr.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
AUTOMOBILE HEATER IS
 BISDEE MANS DEVICE

H Hayethornewhite lays no claim to Resng an inventor. He is content with being known as the operator of a for hire automobile. but neverthe- less he has mechanical ability and also knows how to apply it. A de velopment in this respect that has astonished his patrons the last seV- eral days has been in the presence of A heating arrangement in his car The apparatus is nowhere visible to the eye. but it makes it's presence felt and in a very comfortable manner. Patrons have noticed the pleas Ing warmth and been at a loss to understand from whence. In expian- ation the automobile man lifts the carpet and shows thsm an arrange ment of pipes through which heat is provided from the operation of the eA' zine of the car. It B an arrangement of much merit and so far as known is not covered by patent. Application can be made to any car says the man responsible. and in cold weather such as recently had 1t is very desirable
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
pREssYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at s:45 a. m- with classes for all ages. Special announce ments as to Christmas service will be made at th.s time. Junior Christian Endeavor at s:00 D. ID. under the su- perintendency of Mrs. W. E. Flaw thorne. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:3O D. m. Topic: Our church at work in our Country Deuteronomy s:I-2O. Leader: Mir. J. A. Burns; Preaching by the pastor at Ii a. m, and at 7.30 p. m. The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be admins tered in connection with the morning service and members VIII be received into the chrchu. The session meets tn the church at 10.3O a. m- for reeep- ton of members. There will be spe
 cial music in connection with the eV'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
EAGLES DAY EXPECTED
 ID BRING OUT THRONGS

A big Saturday night crowd, in view of the cold weather. filled the Eagles. carnival grounds last night with merrymakers, who found plenty of pleasure.
 Today is Eagles day and the late afternoon ana evening will see throngs on the ground. Aviator Nixon viii come to the grounds after his flight and talk aviation to all corners who wish it.
 The Eagles continue to boost for the shows with vigOr and are backed up b. attendants in their assertions that the carnival is the best that has ever been here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
PERSONAL NOTES

B. A. LOmas, of Fl Paso Is a busl' ness visitor here.
 R. S. Weimer, has returned from Phoenix and Globe.
 Mrs. x. B. Kirby. Of Tombstone, is here to spend a week with friends.
 D. Marx left last night for Douglas to spend several days.
 Miss x. Campbell. of San Diego. ar rived yesterday to spend several weeks visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
POPPEN WINS TROPHY
 GIVEN BY MRS DOUGLAS

Announcement was made yesterday of the winning by Henry Poppen of the splendid trophy cup given by Mrs. Walter Douglas in the handicap golf contest, the last game in which was played on Thursday on the Country club links. The figuring out of scores was concluded yesterday. MT. Poppen carried the heaviest handicap of any of the entrants in the contest
 Today there will be large number of golfers on the Country Club grounds to enter the qualification play for the Dodge cup contest in which high in- terest is manifested.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY

New books in October and Noyem- Der received at the Library and avail, able to the public include the fol lowing:
 Switzerland In Sunshine and snow D'Auvergne; New France and Ne" England, Dr. James Dogg-as; Street Directory Of the Principal Cities or the U. S.; Who's Who in Arizona Corners, comp; old Homes of New Americans, Clark: Oar Vanishing Wild Life, Hornsday; Mechanics or the Aeroplane, Duchene; Struggle for
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
COURT WILL RULE o
 TOMORROW ON BOND

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Roy Haigler will learn whether his pc tition to the superior court for re- lease from prison. where he is held on a charge of murder will be granted under bond.
 The motion for bond was argued be- fore the court last Wednesday after noon when Judge Lockwood took the matter under advisement Haigler, fol- owing the killing of Jack Wall and Frank Hall in the Maze cafe a few weeks ago. was remanded to jail with out bau by Justice Thomas
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Quietly Married


 Miss B&abeth Nj Simmons anu Fred W. Smith were quietly marr.ea ir Douglas on Sunday evening in the parlors of the Bellevue Hotel The ceremony was performed by Judge McClay. Those attending from bis- bee were Mrs. Louise Caywood, sister of fir. Smith, and Wm. simmons hro,ber of the bride. Before leaving for Douglas a delightful dinner was served in their honor by Mrs. Pitz' the groom's mother. Those preseii' were Miss Simmons, MT. smith, MT Simmons. Jack Bravin, Mr. and Mfs Peter Pitz, Mir and Mrs R. Say"oou and Iaster Tom Ca"wooa. me vuurr couple will make their future ,me in Bisbee, where t'cy are pot well known.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Entertained For Daughter

Mfr and Mrs. H. NJ Jacobs enter taSned on Friday evening at their home in honor of their daughter, Mlss Dorothy. It was a very pleasant af- fair and greatly enjoyed by al pres ent. A six course dinner was served, the color schemes being white and pink. Guests present were Miss Riley and the schoolmates of Miss Dorothy.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
inspected Mine

Attorney John s. Williams returned .ast night from Pearce, where he made an inspection of the Common wealth Extension mining property. He -tated that he was well pleased with the results. but diI not give details. A report will be rendered to the syn dicate at a meeting to be held the early part of this week. He was oc- coInpanied by Gus. Hickey and Charles Jones.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Eyes Endanaered

As the result of burns sustained Thanksgiving afternoon, J. II. Gun ningham has been confined in the Copper Queen hospital He was sey- erely scorched about the face and there has been fear that his eyesight might be lost Yesterday 1t was said that this danger is considered about over.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
DON LUIS AND LOWELL

The regular preaching services will be held at above places today. Don Luis 11;o0 a. m. Lowell, 7:30 D. m. The pastor will preach. Six days to labor and have amusement. one day to attend the house Of God for wor- ship is the divine plan for division of time It is fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
REoReANIzEo CHURCH

The Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Sunday school at p. m. Preaching at 3:15. Religion GAS p. m Preaching s.O0 p. m All are welcome. Opposite Warren Steam Laundry. Tombstone Canyon.
 MRS. JAMES FARLEY, Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
NOTICE

On account of being unable to se- cure extension of lease our market will discontinue business Nov 3oth' 1913.
 We wish to thank our customers fo- their kind patronage. All accounts have been assigned to F.. A. Tovrea & Co.
 LOUIS MARKET, 1sA Main Street
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

Chapped. rough hands are uncomely, as well as uncomfortable. Our Hand
 Lotion will do all that you want in
 relieving soreness and softening the
 sdn.-Central Pharmacy. IS2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
LOCAL.PERSONAL
Were Married

In the presence of 8 few friends, Miss Gertrude E. Halui and Bruce w. Coffeboom, both of Bisbee, were mar ried last night at o'clock Tn the of flee of Judge Thomas. the judge offi- ciating. Their many friends extend best wishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching by the pastor at II a m- and 7:30 p. ID. Theme for the morn ing: The Choice of Masters" Theme for the evening: Faith. It's Testings and Rewards" Sunday school and Bible study at 9:45 a. m, Young peo-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Returns From Coast

Joseph l. Cohn, of the Sonora News of Cananea. arrived last night from Douglas, where he visited his mothe. and sister who reside there. He re turned on Thursday from a visit to his brother Alfred Cohn, assistant city editor of the Examiner, in Los Ange- les, and will leave for Cananea on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
THE METHODIST CHURCH

II a. m. The responsibility ct Gods Embassador." 7:3O p. m. The Bible Hen' 6:3O D. m. Epworth league. Wed. nesday 7:30 D. m. Prayer service and official board meeting. Sunday school 2t 9:45 a. m.
 O. NJ. ANDREWS, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE

The Bisbee Christian Science so- ciety will hold a Thanksgiving ser vice in Fair Hall at II o'clock Theme Thanksgiving The public is in vited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
New Lowell Market

That Lowell is to have another first class meat market was made known several days ago when one or the new store rooms in the Harrison building was rented by John Treu' Mir. Treu will open his new market Dec. 1st.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Mexican Consul

Manuel Lopez Terres Federal con sul at Douglas, accompanied by Miss I. s. Damilef, is here on visit with friends. When asked about the Mex ican situation in Sonora he refused to make a statement. Mir. Torres is well known in this district He was consul at Naco under the Diaz regime.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
THE LADIES oE THE WARREN
DISTRICT

Are invited to attend the Holiday Opening of the Howe Jewelry Co, on Wednesday, December 5rd, from 9:3O to 6:30 p. m. Fayors will be carna- tions 130
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
To Meet Husband

Mrs. E. E. E1linwoo3 left yesterday morning for El Paso. where she will meet her husband and spend a few days with him. Mr Ellinwood was detained for several weeks in New Mexico on legal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Accepted Road Position

Scotty Mcdonald accepted a posi- ton yesterday with the board of su- pervisors tn the road repairing ser. vice. He will leave for Tombstone this week
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Practice Run

About ten members of the Suicide club will leave this morning on a practice run to Douglas and return. This is to familiarize the members with the kinks in the roads prior to the big race which is planned for Christmas day.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

Friday, 2S, a salesman from Phoe- nix. purchased bottle of our LOA PILE REMEDY; Saturday afternoon he came in and told us that he mad already gotten his dollars worth from one application.-Central Prs srmaey. oN' lS2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

pies meeting at 6:So p. m. All cord- ally invited. A special Thanksgiving Missionary Offering is earnestly re- quested. Come and worship with us.
 H. Nj. EDWARDS, Faster.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
eet Much Game

Dr. c. Fl. Hunt. Sam Hunt and F. L. Williams spent yesterday at the Hunt ranch. near Forest station, on a hunting trip. They returned last night with game bags well nl!ed with quail, duck and cottontail.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
cens.aeIe rhemas Re,urns

High Constable Charles Thomas VIII return from his ranch this morn ing and tomorrow morning resume his duties after a months vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

ming service. woman's league regu- lar meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mid-week meeting Wednesday at 7:3O D. m., preceded by a conference for Sunday school workers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Returned to Douglas

w. c. Green arrived yesterday morning from business trip to Can. anea and returned to his home in Uougias last night
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
str.e, Engagement

Good work Is being done by city forces in Tombstone canyon in the vicinity of Castle Rock, where a top ping Of gravel is being put on the surface of the street
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Smoke the Denver Club Cigar.

Warren Bisbee Railway wll have IS minute service beginning at l2 o'clock today to Country club. 1S0
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Benefit Dance

An old country dance will be given on SaturdaS evening Dec. goth at the K. c. hall. The receipts will be for the benefit Of Mrs Ciemo.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
From Les Angeles

William c. Starr. 8 merchant of Los Angeles. is here for several days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

Our candy is not only Pure ana Rich but 1t comes fresh twice week Iy. Try it.-Central Pharmacy ls-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
Went to Douglas

C. s. Thompson, manager of the B. l. Co, left last night for Douglas for a visit with R. G. Arthur. He will return today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
DoYglas Visitors

Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, s. L. Klutz and R. J. Ramsey, of Douglas, arrived last night for a visit with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
IN THE CHURCHES OF
 THE DISTRICT TODAY
sT JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. The Rector will meet with candidates for confirmation at 5:3o p. m "Wednesday choir prae- tice 7:30 D. m.
 E. W. SIMoNSoN. Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
ATTENTION X. OF C.

All focal and visiting men, bers are requested to attend a Special meeting on Sunday eve ming. November 30th, at 8 p. m. sharp. Urgent and important business. Full attendance abso- luteIy necessary.
 JOSEPH LUTZ,
 Grand Knight.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-11-19
Observations by Luke Mcluke

This is a willing world. Halt the
people are willing to work and the
other half are willing to let them.
You may have noticed that when a
man takes another umbrella by mis-
take he always takes a better one
than his own.
When a woman hasn't anything else
to brag about she will feel thankful
that her husband is a good listener,
Every man knows that one man is
as good as another, but is convinced
that there are mighty few in his class.
knowledge is power. That's why
a professor gets $1,000 a year and
a concrete-brained fighter can get
$4,000 for an hours work.
Once upon a time there was a wo-
man who had a disappointment
in her life. She was never In love,
she never married, and she never tried
to bake anything in an oven.
When a married man brings his
wife home a box of candy, she sits
up half the night and worries herself
sick wondering what awful thing he
has done that he is trying to square
himself for.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-11-19
Employ Agricultural Instructor

Lewistown, Nov. 11.-Last spring,
through the good offices of Prof. F. S.
Cooley, the services of Carl Peterson
then with the experiment station at
Bozeman, were secured as a%gricultur.
alist for this county, the Chamber OF
Commerce standing back of the ar
rangement. Since then petitions ask
ing the county commissioners to ap.
propriate 500 a month to the salary
of the county agriculturist have been
in circulation and now the number re.
quired under Chapter 10 of the session
of laws of 1913, more than ~fifty-one
per cent of all the farmers, has been
secured.
The petition went in to the commits
sioners Thursday and the appropria
ton has been made. Fergus county
has been among the first in the state
to secure the services Of an agricul
turist and Mr.. Peterson's work has
already proved very beneficial.