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The state herald., 1917-09-28
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Heaven knowsl Out In the barr
or under the house." Taking advan
tage Of the dressmaker's momentary
absence from the room, Paloma con
tinued in whisper: II wish you'd tall
to dad and see what you make Of him
He's abso!utely-Queer. Mrs. Strange
seems to have peculiar effect on him
Why, it's almost as II"
"Whatf"
swell, I suppose I'm foolish. but
I'm beginning to believe In SPELLS. You
know. Mrs. Strange's husband is sort
of-necromancer."
"How sillyi"
There was no further opportunity
for words, as the woman rsappeared al
that instant: but little later Alaire
went in search Of Blaze, still consid.
erably mystihed. As she neared the
farm buildings. she glinpsed a mans
figure hastily disappearing into the
barn. The figure bore q suspicious re.
semblance to Blaze Jones, yet when
she followed, he was nowhere to be
seen.
"Ar. Jonesy" Alaire called sns n
peated Blaze's name several times
then something stirred. The door Of a
harness closet opened cautiously. and
sut Of the blackness peered Paloma's
father. He looked more owlish than
sver behind his big, gold-rimmed spec
tacles. "what In the world are you
Aosrw q. <h>n~S cha n-lod
Blaze emerged. blinking. he was
dusty and perspiring.
"Hello. ME- Austin |" he saluted her
With q poor assumption Of breezlness.
Il was hxin' some harness, but I'm
right glad to see you"
Alaire regarded him quizzically.
"what made you hIde" she asked.
"Hidef Who, mel"
II saw you dodge In here like g.
gopher"
Blaze confessed: II reckon I've got
the willies. Every woman ! see looks
like that dressmaker."
''Paloma was telling me about you.
Why do you hate her soT'
II don't know 3 hate her, but her
and her husband have put a 3Inx on
me. They're the worst people ever
zee. ME- Austin"
"You don't really believe In such
thingsr
Blaze busted of q seat for his vih-
tor. saying: II never did till lately.
but now I'm worse than q plantation
niU0op Z tau vNs, Nhaross thluUs O..
this world We don't sabe. wish you'd
get Paloma to IRE her. I've tried and
failed. wish you'd tell her those
dresses are rotten"
But they're very nice; they're love
y; and I've Just been compllmenting
her. Now what has this woman done
to youf"
II seemed impossible that a man Of
Blaze Jones' character could sctually
The state herald., 1917-09-28

Probably 1t was nicotine poIsonIn' that
killed twenty acres of my cotton, too |;
and maybe II I'd cut out tobacco I'd
have 1oated that bond issue on the
irrigation ditch. But was welded to
cigarettes, SO my banks are closin'
down on me. Surei That's what a
man gets for smokin'."
"And do you attribute all these mis-
fortunes to Paloma's dressmaker?"
The man nodded gloomily. "That
amt half! Everything goes wrong.
I'm scared to pack weapon for fear
I'll injure myself. Why. I've carried
bowie knife In my bootleg ever since
I was babe In arms. you might say;
but the other day I jabbed myself
with 1t and nearly got blood-poisonin'.
This fellow, Strange, with his fortune
tellin' and his charms and his conjures.
has hocus-pocused the whole neigh
borhood. He's gettin' rich OF Of the
Mexicans. He knows more secrets
than q parrot"
ale IL nothing more than circus
IAkiT, MT Jones.
"Yes'rni Just the same, these greas.
ers d vote him into the legislature II
he asked them. Why, he knows who
fetched back Ricardo Gu1man's body
He told me So"
"ReallyT Alaire looked up quickly,
then the smile left her face. After
moment she said, "Perhaps he could
tell me something I want to know?"
"No, don't you get him started"
Blaze cautioned. hastily. ''or he'll put q
spell on you like he did on me-"
II want to know what Ed had to do
with the Guzman Affair.""
Blaze shook his head slowly. swell,
he's mixed up somehow with Lewis.
Dave thinks Tad was at the bottom
Of the KILN. and he hoped to prove
It on him; but our government won't
do anything. and he's stumped for the
time bein'. I don't know any more
about Eds dealin's than you do, Nlz
Austin; all I know Is that I got a ser
pent in my household and I can't get
shed Of her. I've got a lapful of
troubles Of my own"
'"This is too occult for me-" she de-
clared, rising. "But-Tm interested In
what you say about Mr.. Strange. II
the Mexicans tell him SO much, perhaps
he can tell me something. I do hope
you have no more misfortunes."
"You stay to supper" Blaze urged
"Ill be in as soon as that
gone"
But Alaire declined. After a brief
chat with Paloma, she remounted
Montrose and prepared for the home
ward ride. At the gate, however, she
met Dave Law on his new mare. and
when Dave had learned the object Of
her visit to Jonesville he insisted upon
accompanying her.
1t wns early dusk when they reached
Las Palmas; It was nearly midnight
when Dave threw his leg across his
saddle and started home.
Alaire's parting words rang sweetly
In his ears: "This has been the pleas
ATTEST day can remember"
The words themselves meant little.
but Dave had caught a wistful under
tone In the speakers voice. and fancied
he had seen In her eyes u queer. half
frightened expression. as Of one just
awakened.
Jose ssnches had beheld Dave Law
at the Las Palmas table twice within
few dayA He spent this evening Ia
boriously composing q letter to his
friend and patron, Gen. Luis Longorio.
The state herald., 1917-09-28
INCUBATION NEEDED
FOR LEGUME CROPS
II Nodules Arc Found on Roots Of
Nearly Every Plant Opera.
tion 10 Unnecessary.

False Impressions have led mnny
people TO believe that iegumes must
be inoculntcd every time tho crop II
seeded. Fortunately. such = practice
In not necessary. but ono should know
when incubation should be prncticcd.
There In No simple test by which ono
can tell whsiher inocuiation Ii nec-
The state herald., 1917-09-28

TIE Dser Of . harnsss clesst Opened,
end Out sf the Diaeknsss Pssrsd
paloma's Fatfsr.
hari'or crude supcrstitions. and yet
there was no mistaking his earnest.
osas when he said:
II amt sure whether she's to biumc,
q her husband. but misfortune has
q .dcd me 70 herse.f."
sHowr'
swell. I'm sick"
"You don't look Il"
II don't exactly feel II. either, but
! am. I don't sleep good. my hearts
actin up. I've got rheumatism, my
stomach feels Ike I'd swallowed some.
thing alive"
you're smoking too much" Ainirc
affirmed. with conviction.
But skcpticisrr aroused Blnxc's In.
dignntion. With elaborate sarcasm. hc
rctortcd: II reckon that's why my best
team Of mules run awny and dragged
ne through q tcn.acrc pntch Of grass
burrs, chr It's wonder I wasn't
killed. I reckon smoked NO much
MAT give tobacco heart to the best
.hrcc-ycnr.oid bul, In my pasture I
Well. ! smoked him TO death. all right.
The state herald., 1917-09-28
cosssek 0upsrstItlon.

Among the numerous supcrstitions
Of tho Cossnckr there In n belief that
they will enter henvcn In a better state
OF moral purity II they arc personally
clean when killed In battle.
The state herald., 1917-09-28
STYLE In Gmotlon

"Now some scientific shnrp snys
there nrc styles In emotions" ~ be-.
'lcvc II. ! know some women who Al.
Ways wear their dignity ruled"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

Range aforesaid; NE SW $13S.00 !;
NV SW, $500; SW SW $1S3.O0; SW
Sc, $4,000; Sc SW, $1121.60;
Tracts in Section 80, Town and
Range aforesaid; NV NE, $54S.56 !;
SW NE, $5S7.2S; SCI NE, $4SS.SO;
NE NV, $S79.56; NV NV, $1,000 !;
SW NV, $4,000; Sc NV, 1904. 20 !;
NE SW, $S6700; NV SW, $500 !;
E1b Sc SW, $4OS.OO; NE Sc, 1858. 90;
NV Sc, $S2S.32; SW Sc, $780, Sc
Sc, $624.4O
Tracts in Section 20, Town and
Range aforesaid; SW NV, $61.60 !;
NV SW, $154OO; SW SW, $3.50;
Tracts in Section 81, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NE, S3S64O; SW
NE $500; Sc NE. $61.6O; EH NE
NV, $1S4S0; NV NE, $226.S0; VIZ
NE NV, $154.00; Sc NV, $4,000,
500 feet highway between NWH and
NEH Section 81, $10S.O0; 700 feet
highway between SEA Section 80 and
NEA Section 81, $500.
Description of lands damaged and
net damages awarded:
E1a-NEA -NWA Section 81, Town
ship 33 North, Range 8 West, $112.00
W1a-NEA -NWA Section 81, Town
ship 33 North, Range west, $154.00
Assessments agaginst corporations
for highways benefited.
Town highways in Township So
North, Range s. Rusk County; Be
tween Sections and IS, 1900 feet,
$131.25.
Town highways in Township SO
North, Range 8 West, Rusk County,
Town of Rusk:
Between Secs. l and II, $50 feet,
$23.20; Between Secs. - and 13, 1900
feet, 262.50; Between SWH and Sc
a Sec. IL, 400 feet, 5000; Between
NWA and NEA Sec. 81, 900 feet,
10S.00; Between SEA Sec. 80 and NE
a Sec 81. 700 feet, $500; total SOTO.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN,
that during the regular term Of the
Circuit Court for Rusk County, Wis
consin, and at the court house in the
City of Ladysmith, in said County on
the Goth day of October, 1917,
at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon Of said day, or as soon thereaf-
ter as counsel can be heard, the pc
titiOners herein will move the court
for an order confirming the report of
the commissioners herein, at which
time and place all persons interested
may appear and demonstrate against
the confirmation thereof.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1917.
BY the Court
w. j. KERMOTT, Clerk.
J. w. Carlow, Attorney
(First insertion Sept y, 1917. 23-25)
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
THE CHIPPEWA MEETING.
Ladysmith Delegation Small in Num-
Der but Effective.

Ladysmith did not have brass
band and all her citizens except those
too i'll or in Jail, at the Chippewa Falls
hearing of the State Highway Com
who represented Rusk cOunty's in
mission. but the efforts of the men
terests were none the less effective.
Rice Lake with % automobiles load
ed with citizens boosters and headed
by the Rice Lake Municipal band, and
good one it is too, marched through
the streets and to the court house. But
sad is the tale thereafter. All the bot
tled-up eloquence, all the unansWer-
able arguments were left in the bot
ties and the arguments unargued. The
Federal road has to go to Rice Lake
under the law because that place is
credited with 5000 population.
Ladysmith was represented by May.
or A. C. Thompson, l.. e. McGill, E.
NJ. Worden, w. S. Manning, III. A.
Dimocl1 and L. c.. Streater. They drove
over in Mr. Worden's and Mr.. DimOck's
cars. From Exeland, ready to sup
port Ladysmith in any event, came M.
c.. KeaSling, n. \. Veness, vice-presi-
dent EXeland bank, w. f. Kasl, cash
Ter Exeland bank, NJ. S. Hoveland, and
Aug. PETERSON.
Sawyer county was out in force,
headed by Highway Commissioner r.
J. COLLEEN and Henry Rohlfe president
of Hayward bank. VIM. Blackburn, of
Radisson, with his map was strong
fighter for Sawyer's interests.
Engineer Kuehling i'm Charge.
The seats in the court room were
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

TY.
In the matter of the RuSk Farm
Drainage District in Rusk
County, Wisconsin.
NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that
the commissioners appointed in this
matter have filed with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of said county
their report showing that the start
ing points, routes and termini OF
said proposed work, and the location
thereof are in all respects prop
err and feasible; that description
of the land benefited and damaged
together with the net damage award
ed to the several tracts, parcels, ease-
mentS and corporations to which
damages are awarded, and the sum in
each case assessed for construction
against said several benefited parcels,
tracts, easements and corporations, is
as follows:
Description of lands benefited and
sum assessed for construction.
Tracts Section Z, Township SO
North Range s West, Rusk County.
SW NE, $115.5O Sc NV $S2.05;
NE SW, $291.90; NV SW, $147.00;
NV Sc, $2121O; SW Sc, $1,000;
1900 feet highway between sections
and IS, $131.25.
Tracts in Section Is, Town and
Range aforesaid:
NE NV, $113.50; NV NV, 1881. 10;
SW NV, $23S.35; Sc NV, $500;
NV SW, $780,;
Tracts in Section /, Township 80,
North, of Range 8 West, NE NE,
$7296; NV NE, $1S432; NE NV,
$S4.4S; SW NE, $246.24; Sc NV,
$44.SO; NE SW, $199.04 E1a NV
NE 5000; VIZ NV Sc, $13S.96; w.
u SW Sc, 5000; E1a SW Sc,
1928 $50 feet of highway between
sections 1 and II, $500.
Tracts in Section 5, Town and
Range aforesaid; SW SW, $136.SO;
Sc SW, 1920;
Tracts in Section Z, Town and
Range aforesaid. NE NE, $449.4O;
NV NE, $14700; SW NE, $516.60;
Sc NE, $7S7.5O; NE NV, 5000; Sc
NV, $11550; NE Sc, $373.SO; NV
Sc, $273O;
Tracts in Section s, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NV. $4,000; NV
NV, $541SO; SW NWA $291.9O; NV
SW, $3O4.5O;
Tracts in Section II, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NE, $115.S4;
NV NE, $500; Sc NE $165.12; NE
Sc, $1O432; NV Sc, $27.12; Sc Sc,
$2S2SS.
Tracts in Section -, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NE, $21.12; NV
NE $12544; SW NE $214.4O; Sc
NE, $15616; NE NV, $152.96; E1@
NV NV, $95.36; VIZ NV NV
$5SSS; VIZ SW NV s53.75; Ell SW
NV, $S2.56; Sc NV. s126.OS; NE SW,
$4,000; NV SW, $97.92; SW SW,
$50 80; Sc SW, $1OO.4S; NE Sc,
$953S; NV Sc, $2O3.53; SW Sc,
$13613; Sc Sc, $272.25; 100 feet of
| highway between sections II and IL
$262.50;
Tracts in Section 10, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NE, 1898. 10; NV
NE, $101.25; SW NE, $7.SS; Sc NE,
$19125; NJ SW NV, S460S; So
SW NV, $2S.16; Sc NV, $7.04; NE
SW, $3.50; NE Sc, $1O3.50; NV Sc,
$29S12; SW Sc, $14.62; 400 feet of
highway between southwest quarter
and southeast quarter section Ii,
$1,000;
Tracts in Section Il, Town and
Range aforesaid; NE NE, $114.4O; N
u Sc NE, $123.44; S1a Sc NE,
$1S336; NV Sc, $2O.SO; SW Sc $4,000
Tracts in Section %, Township and
Range aforesaid; NV NE, $79.56;
SW NE, $160.4S; Sc NE, $6256; NE
NV, S12.24; Sc NV, $40. NE SW,
$76S4; NE Sc, $25.16; NV Sc
$176.SO; SW Sc, $44.2O;
Tracts in Section 10, Town and
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
TWO TRUNK LINE
ROADS FOR RUSk
Continued from Page II

TO allotment from the federal govern
ment. For Wisconsin it meant two
million dollars. The state raises an
equal amount and the counties the
same sum. or six millions to be spent
i'm three years, two years having al
ready elapsed Under the law trunk
system limited by the law to 5000 miles
was laid out, and the state highway
commission was to do the work. These
trunk lines were to inter-cOnnect coun-
ty seats and reach cities of 5000 and
over 1t was not necessary to hook up
one county seat with another i'll direct
lines
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
RUSK NOT REPRESENTED

Notice OF a meeting of the officers
of each County Council of Defense in
Wisconsin have been received here but
neither Chairman Stubs nor Clerk
Il. e. Munroe will attend. The meet
ing will be held lin Madison Oct. 3
and T. The second liberty loan and
it's disposal will be particularly dis
cussed by the defense officials. Food
conservation is another activity for
which plans will be made.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-4h acre tract of nicely
laying land and excellent soil, good
proposition for market garden or for
plating an addition to the city. d.
H. RICHARDS, Ladysmith. 1924
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

CHEAP-TwO Lots in Brooklyn, one
block northeast of the bridge.-SER-
WIFE FATHERS. 1tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU want to sell your farm or
city property, see Kilgore 4 Ander-
son. 43-tt
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

FOR SALE by owner, a nice SO-acre
farm one mile from city limits,prlce
S., 800. Also 10 acres with good Groom
hOuse.-A. PRESCHER, Route l,
LadySmith. 1S-4
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SIX-ROOM HOUSE with large lot, To-
Gated near new high school; also 40
acres of land Easy terms. e. II.
RYALL, Ladysmith, Wis. 13tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

pretty we'll filled, the red badges OF
Rice Lake everywhere in evidence,
when Chas. Lee, Highway Commits
sioner called the session to order and
introduced III. j. Kuehling, assistant
state engineer, as the one who would
have charge of the meeting. There
was also present G. II. Nickel, dlvls-
ion engineer, of Eau Claire.
Mr. Kuehling clearly and simply
explained the law under which the
Federal government, the state and the
counties affected were to have the con-
struction of 5000 miles of highways,
to be known as the Federal System.
In Chippewa county one road leads to
Eau Claire, another east to Cadott and
Stanley. From CadOtt road runs
due north to Cornell and HOlcOmbe,
thence to Ladysmith. Another trunk
line goes north from Chippewa Falls
to Eagle Point, and to Cameron. The
law provides that these roads snail
reach all county seats and towns OF
5000 population and over.
Mr. WOrden and Mr.. McGill who
had attended the Superior hearing for
Rusk county were delighted when
they saw the red line indicating the
road from Cadott to Ladyslnith. 1t
had been placed there largely as re-
suit of their efforts and supported by
the citizens of Cornell, HOlcOmbe and
CadOtt and others in eastern Chippewa
county.
East and West Trunk Line.
Ladysmith is on the East and West
Trunk line from the Mississippi to
Prentice. From Cameron, Barron is
reached by going west on this road.
On the map of the tentative routes
laid down on the one shown by Mr..
Kuehling, the road passes into Saw
yer county through Brentwood, and
along Lake Chetek, close to the county
line. through the toughest and most
unpromising section of upper Wiscon-
sin to Hayward.
Here's where Sawyer county got
up and began to fight.
Did your engineers go over that
rOute?" asked Mr.. Blackburn of Rad
issOn.
Il suppose they did, said Mr..
Kuehling.
'They must have done it in an aero
plane" replied Mr.. Blackburn.
Chippewa county had nothing to
kick about and Mr. Kuehling said he
would discuss Sawyer and other pro-
tests informally, after the meeting,
which he adjourned.
Mayor Thompson had spoken al
ready in reference to the road from
Rice Lake, being changed SO as to cut
east into Sawyer county to reach
RadissOn, and thence to Hayward. To
this Rice Lake offered no objection,
but the leaders of the delegation said
they were in favor of it. Here, though
Shell Lake and Spooner representa-
tives came into the game with sugges-
lions to run the road from Rice Lake
to Shell Lake, thence to SpOOner and
North and put the Sawyer county
trunk line from Ladysmith to Hay
ward by way of EXeland and Radisson.
North From Ladysmith.
Mr.. McGill showed how all of Saw
yer county would receive the greatest
benefit from this trunk line north
from Ladysmith.
The hearing broke into informal
discussions by groups which led to
some purpose and many Of the men at
| Chippewa said they would be in Lady
smith Tuesday, especially those from
Sawyer county.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

WANTED to buy-1O0 head of cattle.
STELZNIAN & HAND.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
FOR SALE-FARM LAND

FORTY OR EIGHTY acres of land
Will take some stock on deal. Land
all inside of 3 miles from town. NATE
HAND, Owner.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

RAMBLER Touring car, in good run
ming order. Will sell at very low
price in order to dispose of it quickly.
MARK r. BELL, Ladysmith.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

WE HAVE Plated portion of
our choicest garden land to city lots
and offer same for sale as long as
they last. Either cash or installment
plan. If ycu wish to buy, see owners.
PHILLIPS BROS, the gardeners.
Aft
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
INSURANCE
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FORD, 5 passenger ED BELL, Lady
smith. 2OtI
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
NOTICE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIR
CUT COURT FOR RUSK COUN-
NV
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28

In the matter of the Rusk Farm
Drainage District in RuSk
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-22
THE DEVIL RESIGNS

We clipped this from an exchange:
The devil sat by Il lake OF fire, on a
pile OF sulphur kegs: his head was
bowed upon his breast, his tail between
his legs; a look of shame was on his
faee--the sparks dripped from his
eyes--he had sent his resignation to
the throne up in the skies. I'm down
and out the devel sajd-he said it
with Il sob--'there are others who out
class me and l want to quit my job.
Hell isn't in 1t with the land along the
Rhine. I'm a has-been and n piker,
and therefore I resign; one ammu-
milton maker with his bloody shot and
shell. knows more about damnatio
than all the imps of hell. Give my job
to Kaiser Wilhelm. the author OF this
war-hc understands It better a mil
lion times by far. l hate to leave the
old home, tho spot ! love 80 well. but
l feel that I'm not up to date IN the
art Of running HE'LL" t.
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rs Years Ago
What Missollla Was Doing
on This Date in 1892.
usrom the Daily Missoniiau. Septem
her % 1922

Ifrom the Daily Mlssoullau. Septem-
her % 1922
Robert Coombes came in from Bon
ner yesterday.
Attorney General Henri j, Haskell
is Il visitor in the city.
County Treasurer D. J. Bailey has
returned from Bozeman.
Miss Anna Wagner will leave to-
morrow for Red Cloud. Seb.
Hon. G. NJ. Crutchfield returned
from Il few days visit to Helena last
night
r. T.. Adams OF the F1athead agency
was in the city Yesterday afternoon.
Major Roman came down from the
agency Yesterday and will go back to-
day.
Mrs. Mccullough and her two child
rcn last evening for Il two months
visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. G.. MarotZ and Mrs. J. B. Trib-
hey have gone for a weeks visit to
Mrs. J. a. MCGOWAN, OF Horse Plains
7. =. Roberts. formerly the Bitter
Root express messenger. is going with
his family TO san Francisco for a visit
They Will not return until next spring
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. X, J. Hartman spent the day
at Bonner yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis will leave shortly for their home
in Fort Wayne. Ind,