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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-30
Low FARES TOTHE
CALIFORNIA XPOSET-
HONS VIA CHICAGO
s NORTH " ESTERNR Y

Round trip tickets on sale daily from
March 1st to Nov. sOth, to san Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego, CAL, offering
wide choice Of routes, favorably stopoyers
and liberal return limits. Four fast exposit-
ion trains daily, providing ssThe Best Of
Everyteing'' enroute. illustrated booklets
and hull particularsfres for the asking. Apply
to Ticket Agents Chicago & North Western
Ry.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-30
For Sale-A neat and up

to-date Naptha Launch at
a price that will be a an eye
opener to the purchaser. 1t
IS fitted up with all the mod
ern and up-to-the-n1inute ap-
planes. Il will be to your
interest to investigate this
sale. Inquire at this office.
Nice real estate selections
In farms and city property.
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Anyone haviag news items AAsdsy send fsens ia.

Miss Alma Berg spent MONDAY with
friends in Ashland
Mrs. John Harto jr.. who has been SO
Hong sick is doing fine at the St. Ioseph'
hospital.
Mike Auge transacted business in the
County Capital Wednesday.
Miss MabEe sehoyan was in Ashland the
first Of The week.
Mrs. Joseph Gagnon was up from Saxon,
Was, visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Lindsey
the first Of the week.
Mrs. II. J.. Lucas was in Ashland Tues
day.
Leo Olson transacted business in the Gar
land City Taeseay last.
Chas Hachey was in Ashland the first Of
the week.
a. 6. Starr returned home. the first Of
the week from several days business trir
at the head of the lakes.
Dan Cameron was in Ashland Tuesday.
Otto Carstein moved this week in the
home recently vacated by Henry Waller.
Joseph Dufeck, jr., was in Ashland the
first of the week.
4 n
| Peter Lahay was in the Garland CITY
Tuesday on business.
A. NJ. FSellegg,of the firm of Bardon
& Kellogg, of Ashland was in the village
Tuesday.
Geo Mitchell, who recently underwent
an operation at Ceicago, is getting around
quite nicely.
Walter Schoyen was in Ironwood, Mich.
the first Of the week.
W. d, Denonie aid James Blackbid
transacted business in Ashland Tuesday.
Henry Mannypenny Transacted business
in the Garland City the~hrst of the week.
Gus Aspiund was in Ashland Tuesday.
John Greenwald transacted business in
Ashland the first of the week.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-30
Saint Andrews Parish Episcodai Church Fathe
Reta, Priest In Charge Ashland, Wis.

Services in cJanah at the residence Of
Rev. Louis AEanypenay on Sundays follows:
Morning PRAYER and Sermon in Indian | 80
a. m. Evening Prasersad sermon N English
1850 p. n.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-30

For SALE---Fine house, barn and 9th.
buildings, including seven lots. Fine loo;
ton for summer house on Madeline Isanf
Cheap il taken at once. Write this oaio
tor particulars. 1-29-
For SALE--Nice 11-acre tract on Made
line Island. Lake frontage. Nice Locations
for summer home. Good for fruit Or tue j
farming. The location is ideal. Investd
gate this property Will sell reasonable-
For particulars and price inquire this ofice,i
2tA16
For SALE--A neat trim naptha launch,
fully equipped. Neat cabin and all modern
conyience. Inquire at this Office. F. rs *
FoR SALE--A team of driving horses.
Good for Dairy business cheap if taken at,
once. Inquire at this office. A-9-2t.3
For SALE Or TRADE--Eagle twin motor
cycle. h. p. Speed and hill climber,
In fine condition. Want good motor boat
or marine engine. Write at once. Will
demonstrate. liza. -23
F. S. TAYLOR bayfield,, Wis.
Don't forget the Exploits of Elaine
is now running at the Loyal Theatre eyery
Tuesnay evening. Read this interesting
story in this paper. and see the pictures
every Tuesday evening. The Master Kew
is also running on Thursday evenings.
James Blacdbird and VIM. Denomie re-
turned Monday from Washington, D. c.
where they nave have been for some time
past.
Geo McBride returned home fran Neop-
it, Wis, last week.
M. Auge transacted business in Ashland
the first of the week
John Mcdonald visited his family in the
Garland Cito the first of the week.
Mrs. John Shaffer was in Ashland We'd
nesday afternoon.
John Bost, sr., returned home the first
OF the week from an trip through the north
ern part of Minnesota.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22

increase over 1913 for South Da.
kota Of 80, 900. The total WOO
clip III the western states in 191
is lN2, 2}7. nOO pounds which is
about tWo-thirds Of the col1ntrv's $
entire Hip.
Fred Dahl of Savage passed
through town yesterday headed
for Camp Crook to visit his two
F, brothers..
The senate committee ON cities
and 1oW',s held 4 meeting vcster-
day, and while no definite infor.
nation was given out, it is under
stood that the repeating act with
reference 10 the creation of new
counties will be held up until af-
ter The new counties OK rraivig
and Phillips have been formed.
the elections for these two
counties Will bc held January Is
at'i February 2. 1t is a furegone
G, nc'usIon that they will elect
tN" rcpubIin senators and two
REPRESENTATIVES, which will cinch
the republican control in the up
p,1' house, hence ,hc desire of
Tie republicans to hold mn tI,,1
5lIi IN. the committee.
on t,l>A hn,Mse side yesterday,
the committee on labor held a
n,grlyng, and II is understood will
recommend for passage the semi
monthly wage bill introduced by
MtNaliy Of Silver Bow,
Lost A brown fur coat south
West OF Eha|aka. Finder please
return to W. II. Peek s s.oru and
receive suitable reward,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
i9I " MOI

IfER ~ HGi
The prM;uc,Iun of wool in the
United States in 1914 has been
estimated this year for the first
imc Wy )hc HUi'can Of Crop 1s~
Inmates al the | y, :. Department
of Tyrirul,uro. The figures given
below are cu44lrarcl with the cs.
innate of the National Assorla-
'ion OF Wool NjanuiactuFcrs; for
1913, when the wool clip of the
l0NitcN [ States reached lis zenith
Tic total pruiuctlon lhIs year
as estimated hg thr Government.
shows q ,,cg4casa OF about one
and onc-nu!i per cent as conpar-
cd with the previous year or a
decrease OF about Il illIlln II pounds
from. ..A,t@9, rs: 500 pounds III 1918
There is practically no change in
the estimated quantity of pulled
wool produced y i1lch is t., O}D. nnA
Onua,tS out O, ne tGtal a5 ,'ufn-
pared NiiN q I&Ii' t1l'ttUn uuUtiHs
more last Year,
In i:,1.! there were 36, ,>$si, 600
s'lct.p. In l:;l', Is, :;}l@. ONl. These
two years $ how thc smallest u,,lr1-
Ter since lS}es,, when there We're
20, ."6il, -, sheep in the United
States. The eastern group OF
states shows 2 decrease OF about
800. 600 head. J E.o inIIdle group
rhnWa pratiltally ~ change.
white lis, W.asjss!n group shows
al increase n IN the estimate &
nearly $50, ''iu head. II, the lis
trihlE 'nn ui SUceI, IN seventeen
western states. Montana stands
Iilst vi h :, $50 500 head and
South Dakota stands lWcIfth
Nl,in i1n, $50 This figure is an
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
N COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY u, 1915.
= ] RI a. {! !!

Today a message was received
from Helena tha. the contest Of
Martin I'Iasted agalns, John Oil
vnr had been settled, the vote in
the senate resulting favorable to
Senator Oliver. 1t was reported
that Mr., Eiastcd had received en-
couragement from many Of the
leaders OF the GO. but the out
come, which gave Senator Oliver
every vote in the senate iudl-
Gates that he received his final
Dump One Eddie Booth of
Baker appeared in behalf Of Mar
tin !'Iastcd while Judge Loud Of
Miles City appeared for Mr.. Oil
NcF.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
VOLUME VII.

IhaL StOckmen VINO SuiIefeu
loss through the recent epidemic
of the foot and mouth disease
should be reimbursed by the state
is the Recommendation made by
Governor S. V. Stewart in a let
ter addressed to the president OF
the senate yesterday.
The governor calls attention to
the report of State Veterinary
Surgeon W. J. Butler wherein it
was stated that the killing of
many animals prevented The
spreading of the disease. His
letter to the senate in which he
requests that some action be ia
ken to reimburse those stockmen
who suffered loss through the
killing Of their stock to pre- vent
the spreading of the disease, fol-
lows:
transmitted herewith is a let
ter from DR.. w. j. Butler, state
veterinary surgeon of the state
Of Montana, together with certl-
ticate of appraisal of animals de
stroyed during the recent out.
break of the foot and mouth dis
ease.
Your attention is particularly
directed to the statement of DR..
Butler that the destruction Of
sex occurred in the pro,c tive
measures taken to prevent tn,
spread of the disease.
"Thc dis, asc first showed in
the states east Of us and WIS
brought into this state in shj p.
medts of cattle that had passeC
inspection and were healthy. $,
far a, appearances went at ths
time of shipment, but had ia FAC
been exposed to the disease.
81 he foot and mouth discas
is most contagious, and while i
it is not necessarily fatal, 1t is
ruine us 10 stock va'',es. Will,
the animal $ may not and do no.
always die from the infection
they are so affected as to make
the practically worthless.
1t is entirely possible that
large number of the animals ir.
c|uded in the destroyed list woul,
mover have contracted the dis.
ease had they been allowed to Q,
10 their ultimate destination
within the state Of Montana
llpWevGr, I he chances were to-
RlGal and the g1Nnynment auth
critics. acting in con. unctlo,
with our state officials, dccmc;
it wise to take the precautionary
measures which enspt".
Even though some OF The AM.
mails slaughtered might not havs
been affected. yet if onl y a sma'
part of the bands that had bcc,
exposed had contra ted the dis,
ease they would haNe spread il t..
fHlr|i an tAicnt as tp involve Tia
stock interests of this state IL
losses that would have reached
it, millions of dollars not only
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
Notice Of close of Registration

Pursuant to the laws of thy
Stat" OF Moutana, notice is here
" given that Tor the purpose of
nunlclpal election to be held at
the several precincts within the
Town of EkaIaka, ON the 5th
lay of April, 1915 the rcgistra
zion books wherein all qualified
electors residing within the boun-
larles of said town may register.
Will close al ) y, m. " arch ga.
1913. All qualified electors may
register 1pr the sd q election by
appearing hvtare Che vuunt>
Clerk al his office or by appear
ing before a Justice Of the peace
OF d notary public az provided by
law.
Witness MY hand and the seal
of Montana this the 2,ud day Of
January. 1919.
+. c. BuNN,
County CIerk, F,N
t'tiicio HeHis va !
j';i||"n COUNTY. Mont
Wanted Clean cotton ra~s al
the Eagle Office. If
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
NUMBER 4

'aVoFablc action as to the TaI|on
county apportionment of state
school funds. 1t will be.remern-
bered that the state superinten-
dent a short time ago advised the
fallon County officials that their
apport'onmcnt had been lost bv
default, but through the efforts
OF Mr.. Oliver this matter has
been Strengthened out and our
school treasury thereby increased
to the extent of some $12. OOO
a number of neighbors and
trends gathered at the home Of
Clarence Gard last Friday even.
ing and one Of the most eniov-
able events of the season vas
hao. Amusements of the season
were lndulgcd in until sunrise the
next morning. At midnight the
host served a sumptious feast
consisting of several courses
nose IN attendance were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Oberlin Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Mckay and family, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Longnecker and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reic-
heIdt and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Spt'iser and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Powell. Shortly after SUM-
rise the guests departed trusting
that they may be favored with
many more such pleasant even
ngs.
W. II. Peck has been confined
to his home on Beaver creek the
weeks with another attack of
asthma. Mr. ~Pecks last attack
has caused him no little amount
OIL suffering but at present his
condition is gradually improving
and his friends hope it won't be
long before he can be found at
his desk.
There is a rumor anoat that u
certain member of the Booster
club residing over in the Pine
hills has captured alive an extra
large badger. The sport COM
mlttce have written him and re-
ruested the animal for a BIG.
tight on Feb. .2,3:,nd.
Mrs. Frank Downcr has left
Tor the Luke Mahnken ranch on
upper Bon Elder where she will
visit for 4 short time with her
sister.
Thomas Co|Iiepriest is out poll--
chasing hogs to fill out carl, a.,
that he intends shipping to low;
and Nebraska markets..
The condition of Milo Brown
who has been very i'll seems no
better. tic has been suffering
from pneumonia
Owing 10 the severe cold wca-
ther end deer, snow the mai!:;
bay" been arriving rather late
the past week.
Bn-l,'s comm.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
Local Happenings Around
The Town and Country

| Chas. K. Putnam Of tho Peck
GO. store has gone to his former
home IN Minnesota for a month s
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleveland
returned to-day from Dcs Moi,1es
ia. where Mrs. Cleveland $ son
has been attending school.
Dave HelWig is confined in the
county jail IN Elk kalaka. having
received a three month s sen.
tence for selling and disposing of
liquor without a license.
Owing to the cold weather
there hasn't been much doin' in
town TINS week. About the on
ly persons rushed are the ice mon,
who commenced operations on
Monday.
Charles Russell and Miss Cleo
Walls of Baker were married in
Miles CITY "Wednesday. Both
are we'll known in their home
town and have host Of friends,
and acquaintance.
r. V. Fuqua pnIIcd ont the
fore part o1 the week for the
PInlelc and BoyeH nclghhorhuods
with his runabout. We under
stand that he has been pulled out
and running about ever since.
The home talent play at the
Owens school house next Friday
evening promises to be some bic
event. Alter the show those
who attend are going to have i
chance to shake their feet and
enjoy themselves until carly
morning.
February 18th at The /. O. @.
F. hall the fire department give;
their scn,i-annuaI dance. Th"
various committees arc going 1o
be appointed next week. 4 five
piece orchestra has been secured
to furnish the music. Rcmem-
Der the date and tell your friends
about it.
Oscar Olson of near Boyes was
taken to Baker the latter part of
last week by Deputy t'her,il lIa!-
rlngton where he was examined
as to his SANITY and committed to
the asylum at Warn, SSent;nMs. &.
l.. Bruce and q y.fuGi,r OF Mr.,
Olson ACCOM- panied HIr. EIarrlnr-
ton ,n Baker as Witnesses.
John Caldwell of near Baker
transporte! two o' he bi% safes
from Ekalaka to Baker last week
for the county, An accident Was
met up with near Deep Creel.
when the biz, sal. went irs;o the
ditch, bu: was later y IL, handled
with care, this side up and
landed at us .iestinatIunatlrn.
A telegram from Senator Oliver
Monday conveyed the good news
that he had been able to scc,ire
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
Loss By r. ~dse In Stock
Proposed To be Made Good

| in cattle, but in other stock as
well. In addition to this it is a
demonstrated fact that the dis
! often attacks human beings. es-
pecia|ly children. Children usu-
ally contract it through the use
OF milk from affected cows.
''Ihcre is no doubt that the
very stringent measures employ
ed stamped out the disease in
this state and prevented any
great spread Of it. At the same
time the loss jb volved in the de-
stn'ction of the cattle owned b,
the few indlvid duals v no were un-
fortunate enough to be caught
With exposed stock is necessarily
great. | agree with the state
veterinary surgeon that this state
should. if the same can be legal
Iy accomplished, recompensc the
owners of stock DESTROYED, and
especially in view of the fact that
the federal government PAYS ono
hall of The value.
1t is not fair to require the
owners of stock slaughtered to
prevent the spread of this dis
ease to bear the whole burden ot
damage involved in the prcven.
ton of the spread of the disease.
All measures emp loved were iof
the benefit oil the general public
and for the common good; and as
nearly as possible the incjient
loss should fall upon all alike.
II Ii crefore |, spectfuI!y Su%-
gest to the legislative assembly
he justice of maxim" suitable
separation to the owners Of the
stock as enumerated In the isi
furnished by Dr.. Butler.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22
The 0AO Homestead
Bill Report Favorable

Word received from Washington indicates that the $40
acre homestead 'l stands fair to become law. The bill pass
I'd tho house December tSt, and this being taken
toe where expected favorable con-
sieTat!on Should The $40 bill will he the means
ut cvcEoDInn and settling large portion of
and will c Of great benefit those who are anxiosv
awaiting chance 10 make this kim, o filing.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22

Lost A brown fur coat south
West of t,ha|aka. Finder please
return to W. II. Peek s s,ura and
receive suitable reward.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-22

Fred Dahl Of Savage passed
through town yesterday headed
for Camp Crook to visit his two
brothers..
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