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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
st. Loud. Grain AIarl.et.

81. LOUIS. oct. 1G-WHEAT-No. I
red. 80; No, 2 hard. nominal; Deem
cOBE-fo. 2 e5lc: No. ) white, &C;
December. 5li1c. May. 59stc
oAT5-No. = &c; No. white. nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
nrY Gooda NIarIEet

NEW YORK. Oct l6-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods and yarns firm. Linens
scarce. Knit goods active.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

U. s. ref q. reg. N Mo. Pac. cv. 5s...... ssW
do coupon ......,. " N. Y. g. deb. s.. .107h
U. c. s., reg.,......100kN. y City 4hs..... .iO3
DO coupon ....... .1OoA'N Y. state AVS. .109h
U. s. A.. reg.......,l0s ". r.. N H. a r..
do coupon ........1Oeh cv O. .............Ii5
Panama s. coupon. .1ooa No Pacific 4s....... six
Am Smelters 6s.....1iO do Ss .............. 6sK
A. T. 4 r. O. ths. .lOSNO. s. l.. ref T. s9k
Armour a Co. 4hs.. sik Pac. T. a T. Bs... sIN
Atchson gen. As.... s7APenn. con. 4hs.... -. .lO3i
Bal Ohio ts...... S7A do gen. 4lls........ ssH
Cen. Pacific ist-..... 81 Reading gen. S.. %
Ches Ohio 4hs.. S6A IS. L. s. r. T. a q
@. r. O. !. 4s... s6A so Pae CIV. bs......lOl
ths.. e9h do ref 4s.......... sax
@. r. l. a p 7. A. 05A So Railway 6s p9iI
Q. a 8. ref. ms. s0A Union Pacific Is. sl&
u. a r. q. ref bs.. bsk DO cv ls......., s2it
Brie gen H.......... f2hU. s. Rubber g.. .i02Jt
Gen Electric bs.....1N U. s. Steel 5s..... .liO2H
CT. No. LIST 4hs.... sen wabash LIST IS. ....... .107
Ill Cen. ref. g.. IS 'West Union lns.. %
K g. SO. ref bs.... 81 West. Elec. ev. IS. .Iss
l. a N. uni 4s..... 92A Anglo French & - STS
N. X. 4 T. ist a.. 70
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
nImin nutter NInrI.et
Coffee Market.

ELGIN. ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-BUTTER,-One
hundred tubs sold at 27Ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

lEansas CITY Grain and Provisfosa.
KANSAS CITY, No, Oct l6--WfIEAT
f'-No. hard. sLos0lis; No. , red. N.aO6
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

These sales were reported toeak'
Wheat; No. hard winter car sers' sags sg
G'G7si; s cars. ii.57; cars. 'l,Osh: II
cars, hos; cars. t.d6,i : cars. SIG, 81 no;
hard winter. l car n.oS; ] o car ~ N-Os; cs :.
90 Gsrs c T car esTs sgso s'i car "a 'sis DC
sample, car. &c; car, &c; cars. soc;
y car. Sc; car. Sc: car, Sc; No;
velvet chaff. car. nos no 2 velvet
81 ssasi sS.it car saG a S ssr Ss oSr NH. os S'l
cars, n.6 No. velvet chaff car. .OS
no, . mixed durum. IA cars. tlSo. No.
durum, 2 cars, il.oo1t car, n;0o; No. q.
70. SNfi mixed. car ar h.04; j car a.OS Rye.
oars. &c. No I. car. Ssc; Sst cars, s2ssc;
BAILEY Es,es'es so So gar S S.o% SSTn SS cars
&c No. yellow. cars. Sc. No. ? mixed
8 cars. el&c. No . mixed, 2 cars, 6hc
No. s mixed. car slttc. No 8 mixed, ]
: white. / car gfi4c. STANDARD. car, &c
no. I white, 3 cars, Dke; 2 cars. sc
Sample. 1 car. stc; car. SSbtc; cars
90 Omaha Sa Cash Priees-@heat: No. 2 tur-
50. hard. H.Os6i ;Oe No. hard. h;oaa
ii.ciaiSs; No. ) sprins. Ss si.OsSii .Ci; No. Z
durum. u.0lQi.oihi No. durum, u.ooq
ioolt; sample. eS9sac. Corn: No. white,
S4s s1s0 i,sAs Np ESitf SSi @siss slSsiSS Sas&o SH
No. 8 white. eokas1c; No. yellow, ezAQ
sslassfc; No. s yellow. 62aSskc; No
yellow, sikeiS2ikc; No 2 mixed, 6iIt6p6l%c C;
No. 8 mixed, 6fs4QeiSsc; No. 4 mixed. SID
eifc; No. mixed elgf6ihc; No. s IN. xed
SIC; No. white. s5il ffa5Ac; No. I white
biataa5htc. Barley: Mailing. 4sheiS2hc No
feed. 45lhGl5s5Ao. Rye: No. 2, 9bh9S6c
No 4. 9ifla4ihc
Chicago closing prices Furnished Th'
Bee by Logan a Bryan. stock and grail
brokers' si6 SO. Sixteenth street Omaha
:. 4 -. - - -.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

ouotations furnished By Burns. Brinker A Co.
tta Omaha National bank buildlnE.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

MILAN (via Paris), Oct. 10
The seat of the Serbian government
has been transferred to Mitrovitza.
near the Montenegrin frontier, ae-
cording to a dispatch to the Secolo
from Bucharest.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
Auctions
AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20
VI ID ' lss T - - T Commencing at 1 O'Clock SharI

N E-lt-N E@@lt-A l. u l. -U
 Commencing at 1 O'clock Sharp.
 I will sell at my ranch, 3I2 miles northeast of Phoenix. and 11a miles north Of the asylum on the Asylum road. the following stock. I will lease my ranch for term of years, well inn proved. in alfalfa and good buildings. 15e head of stock. 25 head of dairy COWS. Durhams and Holsteins; 9 head of e-year-old heifers. Holstein and Durhams: 15 head of yearling steers, 10 NearlinC heifers. 70 calves, Durhams and Holsteins: SO head of hogs. 20 Po- land China silts. 15 Duroc-Jersey sows. . sows with pigs. male Duroc hogs. 1 Poland China boar. The above stock Is all first class. Come whether you buy or not. Terms of sale, F cash, baiauce six months time will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note per cent off for cash.
 L. F. HEWINS. owner
 C. O NIcMURTRY, Auctioneer el x 1st Ave. Phone 1910
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18

improved ranch in the valley. Ad- dress Box s4s City P. O. If
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
For Sale-Real Estate

 ARE YOU THE FIRST ONE? For here is an offer supreme. Dandy improved so acres. mostly in the prettiest alfalfa in the valley at this quick-sale price.
 SS2.50 Per Acre
 If you are further interested, read this description.
 All but eighteen acres is now carrying the greenest. velviest stand of clean alfalfa that the valley can show. There also is an orchard of peaches, april cots and apple trees: a small vineyard of berries and grapes. The improvements are neat and substantial. including a 4- room house. with large screen sleeping porch. and with a con- crete basement. The well is over 100 feet deep and produces fine soft water There are also barn and chicken houses, and Page wire fencing. The soil is sandy Icam and entirely free from other grasses.
 Think OF all this for SS2.5O per acre.
 The why and wherefore from the exclusive agent. We feel certain that the first one to see il will win this prize.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Center x Adams St. b1 RARE BUY-25 acres cultivated. ? more available. eighty in all, fruit, ha, and resort combined; climate, scenery fishing, can run cattle, no exchange considered. Particulars, Charles Stem mer, CornVllle, Arizona. -dn
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
For Sale-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE AT PANIC PRICES Ford roadster. first-class condition, must go at once.
 12-guage double barrel shot gun, cost s3OOO, price $12.0O.
 Savage rifle SOx3O, cost $1SOO, price s1O.OO.
 Colts revolver, fl calibre, with hand carved leather holster, cost S1S.0O, price s7.5O.
 Washing machine, cost $11OO, price $500.
 Wringer, cost $4.OO, price $2.OO.
 Camp outfit, 7x9 tent, cost $500. price $3.5O.
 Golden Gate folding cots, cost each S2.5O. price each, $1.25.
 folding camp chairs, price each soc. Fire eXtinguisher cost $10.OO, price $500.
 All above stuff almost new, leaving state and must clean up by October 20th.
 Call and inspect a. TIA West McKin- ley. It
Arizona republican., 1915-10-18

For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-2O head of Holstein heifers; all long yearlings and nicely marked; also four Holstein bulls; go with heifers if desired; must be sold immediately. Ariz. L. s. c. Co., 31 West Jefferson; phone 546. bp
 Al COW on N. w. corner Claren- Avra or,1 b,.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16
DELTA & SUNSHINE

TIE sewing soefefy vi bold :
Esle On FRIDAY eTering e ne d
church Al 7ssg-
4 ncw Dlzner e beiEg installed
a. the sHnSFsids XII.
Clarence F-cdeeh vas Bellzz-
Ran visitor Last week
4. g. WeEIEnd ard family 49,
callers a. the c. Tyrail home SUI
ozy.
Hr. and Hrs A Jaeobsaa NJ l.
nsOlo. Wssh. who sE>@nt ~ ia5s
sisitIng with Mrs. Jzeobs1a-s s-s.=z.
Mrs. a. ?. Axluud. rst1rlsi h1a=
lssf week.
TIE Club yet Il re " Z. JAG
1sen hone tx Wednesday even =.
Gertrude B0iee Is visiting a. L.
Henry Wander Yacht hone for
few days
A short program Was rendered -
The pupils Of Delta scEooz NeUt=s
evening which proved a SHE'S l.
every way
Mrs. c Caris-opke~soD called -
ne T. o Johnson hone SaEd =.
Mr. and Mrs. RosEaI are eater
tanning : number Of low pope
who infend 10 settle il lis cot
ngnLty far Z saort time-
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in attractive decorations Of Cnrist-
mas greens and poinSettas- Five
hundred was played at seven tabie@'
Nrs. RAY Slade receiving the ltrs
prlze. while the cDrsoIafiOn VS.
given TO Mrs. George Wapl4zs. 20
loving cards q cake walk was IN
trcduced. the guests being required
To fill in the brez KS Of ronen
story with the names of = kes- F@r
her skill in guessing the largsst
number Of names Mrs.. y. y MONT
er received an angel food CAKE
while Mrs. Frank KNAPP 6ss also
presented with q czks-of soap. e
refrezsh nents further carried out ne
Christmas eolors. tiny reed Dasks- :
the york Of the hogtess-iI izssi
vim candies we're given as fsFofs-
Among those prcscnt were Aesd@Tnfi
+ VI. Serrurier, W. H "apies,
Frank Blonden, d. L. BecEes, %,
". Loring. Marx Hammond, D. "
Gender. F. L. Wood, George Hail.
Walter Hemingway. George carl
s1n. p. Y. Aounter. william parrot.
u c. Beach, Harvey smith, RAJ
slsde. p. A. Wright. L. c. Wright.
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ident. Mrs. L. c. Wright; secretary
treasurer, Miss Grace Headrick; IL
brzrfan. Mr.. Cecil Jameson. TIE
following executive committee, 10
serve with the first three named Of
fieers, has also been chosen: Mrs
George Carlson, Miss Ruth Chamber
lin and Messrs- Frank BOstyick.
Mark Hammond and r r Heller
TIE club meets each Wednesday
evening AZ 40 in the high SCI o5i
AUDITORIUM.
Friday Is the eighth anniversary
Of the arrival n Lynden Of the Van
deryacht family. John Vandsryacht
xiii probably have the flag Taised
over his store in honor OF the event
ar. and Mrs. Frank Knapp enter
tanned 81 dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
Yrs. Walter Martin and son Of Bel
liEgham-
\ pretty pre-Ch ristmas party vas
gwen Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Victor Bussard and Ms. jones
ZyIstra a. the BGssard residence
Tie Yuletide effect was carried out
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and furniture. The sale Is shed
uied for Saturday. Dec. Is. az p.
T. at Kna9p's store Col. A h
Westbrcck Ill auetioneer-
Lynden High school took another
step UP the ladder toward the bes-
ket ball championship OF the comfy
Friday evening by defeating the fast
Laurel team on the hone floor. It
Vas evident Guire early IN he
game that Lynden would Be the ain
usr, the score al the end Of the first
half being Lynden Il, La8rsl L.
TIE second half was less iuteres. ing
than the first half. the final sore
hing So 10 % IN favor Of Lynden-
NJ. Carver OF BeIlingham acted -
referee. Preliminary 10 the basket
bau game the 7th grade boys de-
feated the 5th grade boys in q game
Of indoor base ball The basket
ball team accompanied By an en-
thusiastic crowd Of students will so
70 Blaine Friday for the third game
81 the season
The following officers have been
elected By the Choral Society: Pres
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

An auto load Of Lynten Old Fe'-
lows attended the district session AZ
Custer Saturday. and took par il
the discussions and business meet
inE there Included in the par :
we're Messrs. Sho0p, Topping, Bate
man, Holmes. Vinup. Fresier.
Hickey, Anderson, Albert Palmer,
and keIsO.
H. Scott Bennett Of Aust-a'is,
told the story Of the labor move
ment in Australia and New Zealand
Friday night before large auli=n =
in the Electric theater. Mr. Ben
nett proved an eloquent speaker.
and brought an Interesting message
An opportunity to purchase good
new furniture q low prices vii b
afforded Lyndon citizens ,his week
when Frank Knapp auctions IF 2
rart OF his stock OF pianos. rigs
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Cs..irr There early.

In big league circles they are forever
telling stories TO Illustrate tie ability
0. Connie Mack 70 discern signs q Ia
ent In ad0Iessent bal players IL Tia
hack dtstrfcts- Jimmy Callahan te..s
this ole.
When I vas managing tie White
So1 and lack DOyie was scouting for
the outfit he kept telling lie about q
promising KID Out1e5ies in oas u t.
bush leagues Somebody had given
JACK a line 0n the y0GE-ster. and aft.
er be had mentioned the lad = ne ssv-
eraI times told him 70 take trip All
look the xii over Al the eui u
week Jack came back into camp
= The kid Is there Jack said report
ing to ne He's bear cat, but d.Iu't
sign him up
why notg I asked
Go. there TOO late says Jack. Z
took q look 1T kil from tie grand
stand when be was playing. and /
knew we could use him 50 before
said anything to hin l went 10 see t.
father and mother They had n Oh.
lection 10 his playing professional BAL
on the grand circuit but IL was :.
ready under contract Connie Ma
signed him up when be vas seven
years old. and he's only elevea how
Saturday Evening Post
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Meeting an E-e-,ercy.

During sham fight which con>ti.ut
ell part 81 Il certain infantry ua.ta4
ions training for war 4 company W.
told of 10 follow up the retneatsa-
enemy" For this purpose the pur-a-
er>. who had been having & strenuous
time. had To cross s fairly wtir river
and were mSrchei II the nearest
bridge. whicA WAS about four nile
away. Imagine their disappointment
on striving 10 find this uotig,a attached
TO the bridge by the enemy" This
bridge Is blown up" But the oIficer II
command Of the pursuers WAS Il man
OF action and promptly attached u.
tice u one o. his leading men aud Fu
cseded IL march his fouce acroSS TIE
bridge They had almost croS>ed II
when sn umpire suddenly appearei
franticaily waving his hand and ex
Claiming; The bridge Is blown up, 4
these men are drowued-' The c.rm-
manding ofhcer made 10 reply. Tut
simply pointed 10 his notiee. which
mad. This company is swimming
acrusSr"
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Obstirzcy,

Case and Comment SAYS that Colonel
Mason. who lives il Washington conn
". Ne. had great aptitude for SER
ing as juror. When thus serving lie
was ~very anxious that his opinion
should - largely consulted IN M4ais--
up verdict Some years aco While
upon a case. after many hourS lr. H.
to agree. but failing. he marsha.ed tie
delinquent jury from the noon 10 their
seats in the court. where the ina
tient crowd awaited the result Of Tue
trial Have you aSreed uPon q ver
dict~ inquired the elerk- The co.ou-l
arose. turning whitening glance ug'aa
his brother Jurors, and exclaimed
May il please the court. We hayv 1t.
| have done the best could DO. -.
here are eleven Of the most contrary
devils l ever had any dealings with
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His Helpful Susses. en-.

In church which could be named
the pastor was deSirous 81 bringing
about In tactful Way some improve
ments In the miiweek service and an
neuncSd for subject The Ideal Pray
er Meeting" A number Of helpful >us
sesuons had been made. when one
brother known 10 be harmless a a
dove IL not wise as serpent got up
and said:
think everybody should come pre-
pared 10 say something. - that no
tine should he lost EXCEPT that which
Is taken by the pastor
As he WAS known % be great ad-
mirer or the pastor the gravity Of the
msetinE was somewhat disturbed.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16
NO. 1859.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Y nA ICON COUNTY.


WHArCOM COUNTY.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CLARA vELEKE. De
CEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That Gerrit Veleke. administrator al
The estate OF Clara Veleke. deceased,
has rendered and presented for
final settlement, and filed in said
court, his final account of his ad-
ministration of said estate. together
with his report, and that Thursday
the Esd day of December. 1915. at
30 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day. in department number two Of
SAID court, at the court-house, in
Bellingham. said county aud state.
has been fixed and appointed as the
time and place for the settlement
OF said account and the hearing of
said report. at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and be heard touching
any objections to said account. aud
contest the same
Dated this 18th day of December
1915.
ALITHEA ADAMS,
County Clerk and Clerk of
the said Superior Court.
W. A. MARTIN.
Attorney for Administrator.
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Never Descz

got 70 th= zWEtL. t5z rzc=.
sct 70 tkS strgrg. tE= 1Erts
SoE 70 tEz rlz1t=czs. perfect gaze;
So- 20 tz.z ELs@. tie Light
But csrs1 Eait=rl1g feet
co-s E-r=s- = TIE goal.
Ar1 they Nao yak Z dzrk-zzs meet
TIE sz-zrzs= e ths sui
-Es1ry "a Dyke
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e n. HeL4e1, George Wzates, y.
z Wander Gr3eud, Il Z st-ars
william Mere. E1gz- f5-r-sza.
golle Williams. Frzrk Knapp.
wilder Jones and Waiter s3-1E=zz
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OF December, 1915.

OF December, 1915.
W. H. PEMBERTON,
Judge.
r. B. LIE coco.
Lynden. Washington.
Attorney for Executor.
First Publication Dec. =, 1915.
Last Publication Jan. .. 1915.
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ED.
II appearing TO the court that
john II. Miller as executor of the
above entitled estate has filed In
this court his Final Report and pc
tition asking for distribution of said
state and for lis discharge as such
executor. now therefore. it is
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DE
CREED that all persons interested
Ia said estate appear at the court
room in the court house in Beliing-
ham. Whatcom County, Washington
on Thursday, the 18th day of Janu-
AIRY, 1916. at the hour Of $50
O'Clock A NJ. to show cause why
said Final Report should not be
allowed and approved and why said
estate should not be distributed
and said executor discharged.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy of this order be published
for four successive weeks in the
Lynden Tribune and that true cop
les OF the same be posted in the
manner provided by law. and that
such publishing and posting shall
be sufficient notice of the hearing
and settlement of said report.
Done in open court this End day
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
FINAL REPORT. DISTRIBUTION
OF ESTATE AND DISCHARGE
OF EXECUTOR SHOULD
NOT BE ALLOWED.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF
WHATCOM
NO. 22l1
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL.
ACCOUNT.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-16

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ANNA n. MILLER, DECEAS-
ED.
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TINE CARD

OLl. 10 p II .-I - ?
STAND N FRONT OF
LINDEN DEPARTMENT STORE
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
July Was Wet Month

1t seems certain now that Jup.
tier Pluvius has lost the plug t1
his rain barrel. 6.O1 inches of
rainfall was recorded at the loc-
al station for July, making the
total for the year to July 31st
6.79 inches.
Weather Observer Freese in
forms us that, to the best of his
knowledge, this is the highest
precipitation record Of any sta
tlon in the state.
There were IA rainy days dur
ing the past month, the greatest
amount OF moisture being record
ed on July 26th, when the glass
showed 1.20 inches.
The hottest day of the year
was yesterday, the mercury
to 80 degrees.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
Young Lady browns

Miss Gladys Martindale. II
years of age. Of Beloit, Kansas.
who has been visiting her brother
and her aunt, Mrs. Robert Will
liams for the past few months.
met death Friday afternoon July
23rd. while trying to learn to
swim in a reservoir on her broth
er's ranch. The young lady was
swimming on a board when she
lost her balance and with the
hindrance of her clothing and not
being able to swim, went down
in six foot Of water. Her broth
er was an eye witness to the sad
scene but was unable to save he,
Her body was taken to Beloit.
Kansas for burial. -Alzada Fair.
play.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
Pickard- Munro

Miss Victoria Munro and Chas.
Plckard were married at the
county seat on Tuesday after
noon, the Rev. Mr.. Tack officiat-
ing.
Both the bride and groom are
TOO we'll known in this uicinity to
need introduction, Mr.. Pickard
having been engaged in business
IN this country and in Camp
Crook for a number of years.
Inc bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roderick Munro, Sr.,
and was born here. The Eagle
will voice the expression of the
entire community in extending
congratulations and best wishes
Tor a pleasant and prosperous
journey on the sea of matrimony.
The young people will reside
on the groom's ranch near Camp
Crook for three or four months
after which they will make their
home in Ekalaka.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
Church Notice

The following schedule has
been adopted and will be follow
ed in holding future services:
First and third Sundays in each
month; II a. M, Sherwin School
House; 3 p. m., Griffin School
House; s p. m., Ekalaka.
Second and third Sundays in
each month; II a. M. Botna
(Centerville) School House.; 3 o.
M, Medicine Rocks School House,
8 p. M. Ekalaka.
We can make these services a
success only with your coopera.
ton. Are you willing to do your
part? F. M. FAITH, Pastor.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
Man Drowned in Pilgrim Greek

A young man named McEnnis,
who, with his mother and sister
had been in this country for sew
eral weeks, looking for a location
for a small bunch of stock, was
drowned in Pilgrim creek early
last week and his body was found
in a tangle of drift wood in the
creek below the Pemberton ranch
on Wednesday.
The party Was camped near the
Ida Proctor ranch. The young
man rode out as usual in search of
a suitable location, and when a
heavy rain came up and he did
not return at night no uneasiness
was felt by the others in his party,
as his quest often kept him away
from camp over night. 1t was
not until his riderless horse was
found that any anxiety was felt,
and then search was made, with
the above results. -Piniele Lead
er.
The body Of the young man
was brought to Ekalaka today,
Chas. Putnam. John Oliver and
Frank Voss having gone up to
Boyes to disinter tile remains and
prepare them for shipment to
Rockford, III.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-08-06
COURT HOUSE NEWS
And Interesting Notes From
The County Seat
klckers' meeting, August 9Th.

Kickers' meeting, August 9Th.
Velva Whitney, Deputy As
SCISSOR, left for her home at Buff
talo, via Camp Crook, on We'd
nesday to spend her vacation.
A marriage license was issued
to John Alvin Bailey Of Bowman,
N. D. and Hannah Bertine Mo-
berg of Knobs, Mont. on August
3rd. The wedding took place at
high noon in Cupid keener's Of.
ice, Justice Burns officiating.
Lee Van Kirk, Manager of the
Custer Abstract Companv. left
Sunday morning for two week S
vacation at his home in Anamosa.
Iowa. This is the first trip home
tor Van since coming to Montana,
and he said he was going home
to visit the folks, but.
Joe Mehaney, manager of the
Mckay ranch, was a business
caller at the court house Tues
day.
Commissioner Bob Iokley. of
Miles City, was a court house
caller on Tuesday.
Undersheritf Frank Evans
came up Saturday on official busi-
ness. Frank was slightly under
the weather as the result of his
horse falling with him. but was
still on the Job.
Tom Butler, Ex-Uoun:y Treas
urer of Custer county, has a force
OF transcribers working on the
Prairie county records this week.
Commissioner FarweIl visited
his Box Elder ranch over Sun
day.
R. W. Russel, Deputy County
Clerk, returned Tuesday from a
two weeks vacation at Sibley
and Hubbard, Iowa.
Mr.. Joseph Ho11gson of Miles
City is attending to the business
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of the Custer Abstract Company
during the absence of Lee Van
Kirk.
The County Board adjourned
Wednesday afternoon until Auo
9th.
Clerk Keener's office was busv
Tuesday evening issuing a mar
rage license to Charles Pickard
and Victoria Munro of Ekalaka.
keener furnishes day and NIGHT
service in all affairs pertaining to
matrimony.
Harold Patton of Ekalaka.
John Mack of Westmore and
Emil Vedell of Ekalaka were a.
mong the bounty claimants who
ola business at the Sheriff's office
this week.
Mrs. Vienna M. Wash Of Camp
Crook, S. D., was transacting
business in the office of the Clerk
OF Court on Wednesday, pertain
ing to the estate of Joseph G.
Wash.