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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BRADSTREET'S reports 3Gs business faG.
ures I'm the United states during the
week against .sa for the previous week
and 81, e-s as and al Tor the cor
rrspoudiug week. of 1918 To- 1910 TIL
Middle States had l07. New England. 30
Ia ana Tar Nrstern. 4. Canada had
Go. against 70 for the preceding week
About 50 per cont OF the total numhs'
~ concerns fil,iug had capital less thar
5000 and - per cent. had from 5000
70 $4,000 capital
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COMPLIANCE WITH
NEW COTTON LAW
Sprcial Committee Reports on
hangcS in Rules and
Sv-lawS.
Sul gUERN PRICES EASIER


lniinn states Weather.
....., fair ,,.d,y ami 90
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...., .,td ,;corvt,. f,ir TO.
'"" 80 81 ~ "
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- ,,- ,o..t., nm, ,o.r,or.
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, ,rp,,.,, ,,tr ,o.
80 -. 4,
,..,,, and to.rror.
a,,,,-..',r.
...tuuI. prepared by the specis
..., r,. had ,ntrE, OF the
..., ,,,.... ,,,i .b,.lN,s TO
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BUYING BRONX APARTMENTS.

OGDEN AVENUE. -- Mcicruon Bros
have sold to an unnamed investor for
the Mercedes Building Company the
new Ave story apartment house At 1879
Ogden avenue. Tho house occupying
a plot 3oNi0O. is on the c,,st side of the
avenue 100 feet north Of l10th street
Il is arranged FOR twenty-five families
and Has been held at $4,000.
HOE AVENUE. The Aldus Construction
Company hats sold 10 an investor the
sin story apartment house at $50 Hoe
avenue. ou plot ,uN1no. near Aldus
street The s,ructur" is one OF two
houses recently completed by the selling
COmpauN.
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REALTY MAN EMS LIFE.

Nncu mo- response Wa ulud' To- re-
u,aiai huockius ON the door of room
q 'be Hotel McAlpn assigned on Thurs
itN m lguaN Gruher. II retired real ,s-
.atc dealer, unmarried Who lived with
us brother AT 2Ni central Park West,
,no hotel management had tho door
forced open laSt night. Mr. Grubcr, Who
was 81 wears old was found dead on the
ned with % Wal that had contained
.>auldo OF potassium empty on the
bureau
LAWYER Harry j. Sunahrm ~ Il
Chambers street whose lktuc had been
written uu ID paper near H." 1lah ldrn-
tined tho body AS that q. las uncle
Coroner Ile'lrr~tclu pronounced the death
go ~ Suicide. Tn dead mans rcla.
tI,cs hurW ur un reason, the" sac WI,
he should have taken hla ne
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NATIONS TOLD FAIR WILL GO ON

WAsuINGroN, sept -, Tho state De-
pa'tmont hf, instructed AN diplomatic
conservatives OF the United states to
nfurm the Governments 90 which they
30, accredited that tho Panama Pacific
Nups.tiou VII be held at S,u Francisco
nest year is pl uned aud VII not be
postponed.
r. is StHted that thirty-~,,cn nations
ltvr sisnIted their Intent % Of parti-
"u,tius iu the exposition and none has
a thdrHNu such notice AS result Of the
War. The European nations to PARTED.
lpt, are France, Italy. Austrl Hungary,
Portugal. sweden. the N'therland~. Den
nars Greece, Turkey Norway and spain.
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HARLEM HOTEL Fon STORAGE.

to Aver estate OF BOSTON has de-
cided 10 convert tho Hote, Monsey.
.on story structure At lj7 and i5s West
,e4th street. into a warehouse for the
storage of furniture for Edward Bum
as lessee. Tho change. according 10 pans
for the alteration filed Yesterday Win
NO building Bureau 10y ! Oden Whit
erock. will neoessitate an expenditure OF
s25. 900.
The hotel occupies % FOOT plot on the
north side OF l2ith street adjoining the
s.Nenth ANcnne ThoAtrc
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CITY BUILDING ACTIVITY.
Bachelor Apartments to Replace
East side Dwcliins.

Henry W. Goddard plans 30 replace
the four story dwelling NJ 22 East sixty
second street which he acquired last
June from Isaac Adler win seven
story bachelor apartment building The
lot is 2lxlO0.5. IS feet west Of Sad son
avenue Details OF the project have NOT
been completed, but IL Is estimated Una,
,he new building will cost about $4,000
and that IL will he finished by the end
,T
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RENT wEsTCHEsrER PLACES.

Fish & Marvin have rented the Harris
estate, on Highland road near the Apa-
wants Club Rye. to Robert Rudd
Whiting. editor Of At'lslce's Maya me.
The property comprises eight acres. with
large Colonial house and outbuildlngs
also the Holmes residence, at Bronxville
Terrace. Bronxvile. 10 Miss l.. II Hakoe OF
Stonngton, Conn
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CRY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Leroy Coventry has L.. sed for otto
Meizger to Abraham Hapner the three
story and basement dwelling at ~ Wes.
Ninety-ffth street for term OF years
Pease Il Gilman have leased for a term
or years 70 Mrs :. IT, Chapman the i've
story American basement dwelling at 90
East SXty-irst street for Eftingham May
nard, and for Frederick Brown the three
story house, on a lot 25xl05. at 81 Park
avenue to pr. Henry 4 Griffin.
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DEPARTMENT STORE IN JAMAICA

David A. Dreyfus, manufactures OF
cloaks and suits. has leased the store and
basement IN the Jamaica Theatre Build
ing. In Jamaica, l.. l.. FOR department
store, 10 be known the Fashion Shop.
MIR. Dreyfus contemplates opening stores
OF a similar character in all tho largo
towns on Long Island Carstein & LIN
nel<in, Inc. were the brokers IN this
transaction
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NEWARK DWELLING SOLD.

Feist & Fels, OF Newark have sold Tor
Seymour Tucker. president OF the Eighth
Ward Bullding and Loan Association his
residence at 62l Clifton avenue, between
Ballantine PARKWAY and belcvan avenue
II Is a two and a half story stucco house
containing twelve rooms. two baths ana
every modern convenience, on piot ""k
Tho purchaser ls Charles j. Basch OF
Rasch & Greenfield. manufacturers Of wool
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aaTu ST. PROPERTY BUYER.

Mary T. Campbell is the purchaser
Of the building at 259 West Thirty-fourh
street. reported sold Yesterday by the
Henry NJ Well Company and Joseph =.
pay FOR Sarah VI. pustkucheu.
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TO IMPROVE FORD STATION.

According to the plans fiIed Yesterday
800 600 will be- spent In rcmodelliug the
ak story garage at COZ aud coo Bergen
avenue. in The Bronx for the Ford Motor
Company, which leased the property last
week AS a general saiesroom and service
station. Charles : Clark Is the arch'-
teCt.
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nnoohI,N FACTORY SOLD.

T 4. Bafra y 60. have sold for George
W. May to the Empire Tinwarc Company
the four story and basement brick factory
Al 81 to 81 South Ffth street and tn" ad-
,o,ning house AZ 90 south Fifth street.
This concern now has its factory In lower
Manhattan.
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NEW JERSEY HOME SALES.

At Mountain Lakes near Boonton,
y. j. several fine houses have been sold.
The purchasers include Mrs. Ann Dick
nson Badgeley. Jennie A. Eustice' War
rem Davey. Fred ". Balm and j. Ed
ward Noung. II.
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HEWLETT HOUSE RENTED.

John +. Scott has rented for the Ilev
left Bay Company oneof it's new houses
at Hewlett. L. l., TO Robert J.. Strebe.g
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L..
wny Go.
10 1910
stnckholders
d = RE- "'+V
knile OF tho
Dimes, 10 W.
b. r. o'clo !
President.
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

/ Nathaniel NJ Kerr, NJ T., has Joined
the mechanical department OF the Office
OF the charles +. Noyes COMPANY
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SATISFIED MECHANICS uE>~.
Manhattan

eth ST 10 10 II L S"Nan"r icmkg
SAME PROPERTY Same vs. kroyNen
Realty 60 81 A. tune ~ -,-. VI So
oiTU ct ga T. Israel B-otsky Va Mhrs
r McSuaid ct al June -, l9li,,, FSli'
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wASWtNGTOS, Sept s6-Thess army err
dcrs we're issued to-day:
second Lieut. Elbert u, Psrman. IT., Sac
ond cavalry, 10 Mest Point. -.-
cant james II. Como, Quartermsstsr
rorpa. from vi Paso, Tex, TO Manila,
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100000 D,CKM,N GARAGE.

Harry l.. Brandt. architect for william
" Lard. filed pians FOR a one story fire.
proof garage At 6l2 West 2o7N street
II will have frontage 81 5@.f feet ana
a depth Of ~ feet and has been estimated
at Sl0 600
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mlnrs ST. ,5s>loo- Churl"s Grcenbers -
W"ndsrheIm A Co owner, John DaNi'
aud Emil Reich. coutra, tors ....... ,'llo
l7ap 81 $50 r. solomon Soho, g. st'
is,,r,a,.,or ........ tAl.p?
IvMAN ". " .. 10. d ~ lt9th i, 7aNso
columbia Metal h,A 60 - Hlnor' .,u,'Ii,
Irr 90 owner AMI contractor. .... ~ i.''
lSoTlI 81 sis ~ uprir- shapiro 81
EthelIa Realty 60, ovuor, Nh'"nt lnl
,nIcri contractor ...... .......... 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-26
Movements Of Naval Vessels,

NA~iINGTON. Sept 25.--rhe battesh.r
Te>An nt Hampton Ronds the destro) er Mar'
donough left Boston Tor Newport. tho moni
.ur ia .ahasssc At TSngter Sound the alp.
mum ION boat Lebanon AT Norfolk yard. -
lra,roN,r Somrra loft Greenviile, MASS, Tor
Memphis. M, cruiser salem ana the repa'r
Shin Nes.aI loft Key West for Boston, the
Uuuboat Castlne left SANTANA Bay for san
chez, tho sunhoat Dolphin and tho destroycr
Nrpougal lsr Poughkcepsle Und arrived ~
kingston, the collier Cesar loft Guantanamo
fIr tnpe Haytien, the gunhoAt Sacrament"
,rN Fort au Prince FOR Santo Domingo city .,
NJ cruiser Des \ pluet leu Gslvet'on for
Vera cruz. the dcs,roycrn Terry, LAmHon aud
the tug Pontiac a. Newport.
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wxsrcHEsrER REAL ESTATE ron sALs
noROIDu or pRookLy>-toR SALE

DETACHED HOUSE. containing Nins
Rooms. all improvements on plot 81 ground
t0Nl20, in beautiful Kings Highway section.
So minutes 20 New YORK by Brighton Reach
o." Public and parochial schools two p ocks
swsv. churches 81 all denominations near by
For salc ~ bargain to cash huVtr neigh
borhood hrst class For particulars. address
BARGttS RrV 1913 sun Ofrce.
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INTERURRAN GENERAL CONTRACTING
COMPANY, Lee iiroAaway "h, ,mt VI
that the company il insoiyent and mad"
pr, sorcutial payments TO various creHi-
,er, The company wa. 'ncor 70 o OK
$50. OOp samuel l. siegel was president
and treasurer. The company did con-
siderable. United states Gov eminent No'k
Westerly. X wrstfeid. Mass. o;d
Town. Nc; Rochester. y. H. and other
PFfTEGER PfASo COMPANY. GNC.. 7ls
Whluock avenue. BRONX petition In oank
ruptcy BY creditors. Alleged that INC
rompany made an asSsni mem. on Tx.
company was Incorporated q. NoNemh, ?
:. 1919. With capital stock fEo oou' ana
which went into BANKRUPTCY an pei%ner
assets $4,000
Il. sCHAPiRo g CO. lNC.. inanu'ac,urrr
tltion In bankruptcy by creditor. tiso.lt-
Ties. $4,000 asset. $50. 900. The business
was incorporntea ~ AnsHs, w. s' Mn
pifp. who began business In 1875. me
corporation also made an assignment TO
Wililsm Blau.
cloaka and suits. 1? west Twenty-seventh
street petition Ia bankruptcy By creditors
They made an Assignment on IhurruhF'
JACOB JACOBS WIG had fruit s'1nd n., r.
ton In bankruptcy; liabilities S't2'' no
assets.
EDUARDO RUSSO. clerk in tewelry s'or-
Ssa1L-,,,,,.t. liabiiltl.s ,g5.i; no assets
IL formerly kept she store.
WILLIAM H. BAKER, meat dealer. New
hureh, petition in bankruptcy by crcdiiors
receiver. bond $500.
JACOB HARRIS. shoe dealer Roniou'. Pc
ution In bankruptcy by creditors
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nting
leo.


Streets
/ ., 1914
|dcclaiet u
nent. 81 %
Il. TO vtocb
|of business
hailed
Urea silreFs
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday IN Man
haitian and Tho Bronx snIcsrooms.

TNT " NTNbN NITIITT-T
ny Joseph T. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. iis. es. IS s s-th 80.
3eNloo, stv dV!g-Romsn catholic ore
phan Asylum " Z v scott. inliv AND
cNtrN. ct al. due. s6S.Si5 80 tINes. 90.
s3.fa9.5s; to the plaintiff ...... 50. 900
SAD ST. $40 ami at2 L, 100 50 itt p,.
boN9s.s sly Nat ana strs-- Ret, Gus
thai ~ II y Abrahams o. o.. duo. g.
c.i 80 taxes SC, s7le.So; mtg". S5u.o'u.
20 the plaintiff .......... ...... s.I.l-t
AT 3eos THIRD AVENUE
~ Joseph 7 Day.
MApES Az. coii. w s. 3i lTath -. COS
100, 'ty nat--C.arencc Mayer VS. Chas
Srhhefar. Jr 90. 81 az. lue. 81 1901 .
taxes. sc, s5oo.95; 'ntge, S26,50o, 20 tho
plaintiff ........ ............. .... $4,000
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Receivers Amounted

~ Justice plat4ek--Stephsn RHkcr "
Ar'- Media. rrrrival Wild. MARY J. Nlugs
'na 20 Anna Liob. James W. sheehy
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y 'u,'l.r Platvrk--Me' SAY. Bank y
Car. Itlu H. EuEan. Ry Justice week
hr .o.h SIS Htrrows. Frederick " cold
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wife Takes Mercury After Quarrel.

Mrs Margaret Jones OF 34S First ave
uur was taken to Bellevue Hospital last
night suffering from bichloride OF mercury
poisoning II Ia said she took q five grain
tablet following "a quarrel with her hus-
band Joseph
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ut 3?Os rnlnp NvENUE ]
LIS pE>DENS.
Maintain


Edward Kealc sgt MarEArete La Place
81 al ,forccios OF mtEeli a'fys Anderson
Ise''r \ Anderson.
AMSTERDAM Az. 2i06-City Real Es'att
improvement Corpn agt piedrioh He'll
mers e. al faction 10 set aside deed, so
nttys. oNany Russell & lugle
PERRY ST 1851 TO Educational saving.
Bank ~ the CITY or Albany agt Ann" q
Nis-yher. Whalon a Austin.
l2SD ST, SEQ Helen ! Cray agi Ndoip.
GrabowsN ct Al forcolo- ~ mtgp "ttt
7orH 81. * " Mutual L.c' In. 60 ~ y y
90 Nm Clarke e. %. tfpreC'Is - 'vl
scsl3 atty, + = Alien.
BrOnN.
s-TH ST n s, $40 simpson q. 3..fNHo-
May G. Mcfarland ~ May G Meptr''tu,
9ErE ST. S.2-f-adore kRsFcl W Bc.k =
Rr..ty GO ct O., Dforeriose mtge atty
W Srhwart7
| JACKSON AN. " a. 912.l = 1e5th ST. lsV1a.
Martinez + Gleason ~ Mortimer r Gi"n
son 90 al (par.itlon suite, atty. e.
pt<toMB Az, . .. 200 E'lsebe,n -
| Reiiiy 81 IL. rforeciose mtgeli atiys, koI'
Or y, map property. Ilgd,on. p Roc
| -CNnrl,- y MseHcr 80 Ncll'c Sauac g. 4,
| ,OTS 3g3, 3st and ~. map propcrt'
| Edward Is willard ~ Wood'aNu Height
| I Howard Vessels Ns J"ruuo RaIr'
Of al t,rcc'o-c mtye' ATTY l. llp,i.
| 81 y y ~ Jacob f.cscnthal Of al bforr
| clogc migcI. ATTY, II = MiN"r.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


tWiih name and address 81 owner and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second part)
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Lieut. col /. Il Nosvr, from marine bar
r.ck, Guam. to United States
capt. H. H. Law, from marine barracks
Firs' Brigade Vera Cruz to the Vernon,
Iirst ll,uf. \. \, nsclcot. Jrr from IN
Vermont 20 First Brigade, Vera Cruz.
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Commander -. Il. Bierer. from comntnd
~ the wheeling 10 works ~ William Cramp
A Sous and New York Shipbuilding Company
lieutenant Commander W. n. S@ylss. from
the Washington to home ana ~aii orders
Lieut. ] L. Pond, from command OF th@
Lawrence to navy yard, Puget sound, Wash,
Lieut.. II T. Craf', from navy yard, Nor
fnlk TO aid the commandsnt navy yard
NrN Nork. .
Lieut. j. +. Davis, from the Alshana 10
tho Minnesota, g.
West 10 Atlantic reserve feet.
EnAgn ". G., Faus, from the South Ia
knta TO tho colorado.
Ensign T. " Hobinson, from the Tacoma
70 me N,w jersey
Ensign T. l. Rtchl1ahcr, TO home ana vsi'
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BANk

is, 1914
lhis day DO
d " Y PER
October So
naln closed
n Cashier.
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SCHAPtRO & COHEN, composed 90 Frank
- hHpiro and Louis ". Cohen. Wauufa,
t.r'r, Of ostrich feathers, $40 West
Third street. an assignment to NINiaW
RlaI.
~ SINGER MILLINERY COMPANY
Use. 80 Bltcck"r street, Assignment 90
Harry Ialkiu. Tho company was incor
purut"d "u September -, 1FlA Win
capital stock. $4,000.
ELLIS SCuGLNAN. mems furnishing roods
ellt Third avenue assignment To Mhuric.
/. Spuinr.
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STYLE SUIT CO--Iudeo Mayer has ap
pointed phlnc1s LeNinson receiver for b-
termau & kupperbrrg trading th
style Suit company, manufacturers ~
dresses - West fVruty-nrs' street. bond
$500 Liabilities said to be 10000.
SAMUEL SCHATrEM Judge Mayer Ia
appointed ". II. Phelps receiver for sam
uel S,hattog. grocer. Fts East lf3l street
wish authority GO garry ou business 10
thirty DAYS.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-25
Horses for Sale:

Horses for Sale:
80 head of we'll broke sad
die horses at from 5000
to 1900 each.
A Percheron stallion. foal-
ed April Is, 1908, Register
ed, bright bay color; 5oo.-
90.
"A few teams of w o r k
horses.
We will make a trade for
any of the above and lake
in payment Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Oats, etc, in fact we
are willing to meet you
any way n d k e
what you want to sell in
payment for Horses or for
Stallion.
|Broadwater Pepin
| Trading Company,
Browning. Montana
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-25

f~EH.
MI. and Mrs. Christ Stillings
and little son will soon depart
for Baltomore, their form or
home, where they expect to
make their home in the future.
T. j. Solum, who has been
constructing elevators along the
Plentywood branch of the
Great Northern, is home for a
short vacation.
A. 0. Fitton is back from
Pike where he spent the past
couple of months, working in a
saw mill. He will spend the
winter on his homestead west
of town.
D. A. MacRae returned from
Choteau the first of the week,
where he served as a juror. He
was excused from duty before
the close of the term, upon his
request. q
Arepresenative for the Havre
Commercial Co., was exhibit
ing a little Saxon auto here
Wednesday, the first of these
baby autos seen in Cut Bank
Thoughtiny tits Of. sturdy design
and the Havre man claims
great things for it.
"Heiney" Dircks, bookkeepel
at the Libby, is tenderly nurs'
ing a very sore foot, which wa
punctured by a rusty nail early
in the week. If you mention
the govt in his presence be sur
you are not within reach o
his trusty shellalah.
Joe Crevolin says he woul'
like to 60 down Mexico, provid
ed the revolution is over ant
normal business resumed. 10
spent some time on the Ri
Grande a couple of years az
and believes that country ha
more opportunities than any O
the American continent.
Knute Hagan called Wednes
day to add his name to on
large reservation list of reader
| Knute is hoping that the cas-
, ern end Of the big reserve wi
open next year and believe
that when the lands under tn
1.-Two Meo. me project are d.
. veloped they will yield big r.
, turns in grain and feed and Ell
sure permanent prosperity |
, the farmers thereon and to CT
! Bank, the natural market.
5 Robert Rheinackle, an en-
ploye of the Drake Drug Co..
Waller, was d'rw.lsd |
Sunday morning = Lake FraI
ces- Rheinackts md one |
} two others we,la { ok hunt +
) at the lake AM u young no
!, decided to 60 out i'll an old DO;
that was unseaworthy. Whe
in about ten feet of water Il
boat fn md the young ma
9 being ! to swim, sank
sight oA.l anions who WEI
power
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-25

A. splendid sport program
has been arranged and the
display of luscious fruits OF
the far-famed F | a t h e a d,
also it's agricultural and live
Stock products will be far
more extensive than on any
previous occasion.
The people of kalispell and
the management of the Fair
invite you to be their guests
on the above dates, assuring
you unbounded hospitality
and high-class amusement.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-25
Meet me this evening at Bob's
Smoke house.

A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Niedhart on Tuesday Sept.
%.
Mrs. c.. C. Dewing and child
rem are visiting with friends at
Ray N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Taft left
for Helena yesterday morning
to attend the big state show.
Rev. Poole of Havre conduct
ed services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
A. E. Rasmussen and Laun-
dryman Mclean were business
visitors at Shelby Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Bush and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Kline were
visitors at Waller last Sunday,
making the trip on motorcycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jacobsen
are among the state fair visitors
at Helena this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly
will shortly 60 to Columbia
Falls, where they will spend the
winter season.
Mrs. Thos. Eney left Wednes-
day for Baltimore, M. D., for a
visit with relatives and old
friends.
Politics is buzzing at the
county seat town this week, ac-
cording to the homecomers from
attending the court session.
0. A. Cowley, the Conrad
barber, was. here last Saturday
feeling local sentiment on
the creation of Pondera coun-
ty.
Rev. Hawkins successor has
not yet been named. Until q
successor is chosen Rev. Alex
ander Pringle Of Kalispell viii
have charge of the local field.
F. H. Worden is having some
! fine second-growth alfalfa ship
ped in from Simms and is sell.
ing all over what he needs fol
his herd to farmers in the com
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Berns AMI
little son are back from Grea
Fall, the threshing season hav
ing closed down that way
George states that the crop as
whole was only fair in that sec
ton.
The First State Bank O
Shelby closed it's doors thi
week, so the Pioneer Pres
learns from reliable sources. Be
ing the only bank in the count,
seat town of Toole county, thi
is not the best form Of publicit,
for our unfortunate neighbo
town.
Edmund Chase left for Bou.
der Tuesday to resume hi
studies at the deaf school. Ee
mund assisted the Pioneer Pres
during his vacation and wi
continue to perfect himself j
the printing art at the schoo
which has a fine printing plant
The cue has been given fl
all old-timers to sigh softly an
declare that the days of til
cayuse are numbered in h:
former haven, the Cut Ban
community. slim" Brown
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

priated most of its stock. They
brought these with thousands OF
other Arabian horses to the Spanish
Peninsula. When they were driven
out of Spain many OF the horses -
mained and these. together with tn>
Barbs. contributed to the foundation
of the Spanish breed Of horses now
known as Jennets.
The Ia:e Mr. Keene Richards spent
much money in importing and train
ing the Arabian horses for racing
purposes, and it was unfortunate tina.
| lust when results might have been
expected the Civil War dispersed his
stud However, his stock had It's In
fuence on the horses of Kentucky
| and their blood can be found in many
of the best pedisrees Of the horses OF
today in Kentucky. While some pure
| bred Arabs have been great Iav>
| horses, it is not for :,hoTs distance