Marble Hill press., 1919-06-12

~ha, condition this bank Is In Is
impossible to say NJ this Time.
though II Is no, thought to be- seri.
ousiy involved
Cafuthspvil,s Esmccfai
The county couri II Nr~ Madrid
count, has offered IN. io,lo~ lne fr-
wards fot the prisoners, s,N IA mum.
b-f. Who rner,od their escape from
the counly Jail N New Nsaf'd las,
Friday nigh' William Nuftie. at
r-s, aud CONVICTION. $500 Harry
kuhinsna. ARREST and Trtuin. SlJJ.
Harvey M,phcfson, arrest and re.
turn. Slj0. on SuDii. arrest and re-.
turn. >lJO. Jim Caifon. arrest and
return. SlOO ulysse. NcPhsrson.
arrest and rtum. S51 Murr,- ls
wanted for the murder ai Llbourn
10, hung since OF a tuy named Mil.
lcr a fecrn,ly returned suliief. whom
be STRUCK down from hehiDd without
Huyccnton and apparently In cold
blod Robinson had alrs ddy teen
COO, ,cicd Of burglary sui the two
NcPhef~ns ou q charge oi stealing
an automobile. aud each sentenced
O. too y.srs In the penilentiafy.
Sr,,t had h.vn convicted Of stealing
q hoai and Catfun If boo,leering
and ~rrr either serving jail sen
rnc-s 90 awaiting transfer TO the
prniIrntlary
Cr-~n,ills jo4ruA
The Mri-Continent lrDn company.
~hirh has fcc-ntlS acquired a uun-
siderable acreage II land In the
vicinity ot Nilhamssille. TIA. h~gun
extensive development Of us bold.
ines and the r-sult : that valuable
iron pruducins field u appsren,
What ls Saii 10 b< almost a noun.
tain Of valuable ore has b~en found
about thrrv misrs nofth of Williams
Sillr. near the Fnsp railroai The
company has thus land under option
for $4,000 OF In lieu thereof they
~iIl pay small royalty on all
mineral taken out during the term
Of ten years Tbs i1dcates that
their OPERATIONS ~ilI - permanent
and that mineral land Of unsusp~ct.
cd value has heen discovered IL Is
on this land that the company =
nov operating and already several
hundred tons of orr have been min
ed The renewed activity ia the
irun industry In the south part Of
the county ~tll doubtless stimulate
values ui the irun producing land IN
thh, vicinity
JAckson Ca.h-uaos
Bob Hoffman, and sam Lail. Who
have been partners and been IN the
saloon business in this city for over
IS years. will close their doors to-
night Ga the 18th day of January,
1885. these men began their part
0crship From that day 10 this
they have maintained their partner.
ship During the third OF century
they have been IN business they
have become known far and vide
They have seen many others engage
In the same business here. but none
III their competitors were able to
interfere much with their trade
They came to be known and recog-
nized as men who were honest and
fair in their business relations Dur
ing their partnership they have gone
through many wet and dry" fights,
but through these fights they have
maintained the friendship Of many
who were opposed to their business.
The closing OF this firm, which is
one Of the landmarks of Jackson,
will leave but one saloon in town.
that Of Sam pe,erman.
Pennington News.
J. c. Powers, aged about 6S years,
was struck by Iron Mountain train
No. S at Bismarck last Thursday
night and instantly killed He was
a stranger and his identification was
made thru letters found in his bag
gage. bearing the signature Of j. c. |