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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

tracted more favorable comment a
the recent millinery show in New
York.
The hat at the bottom is a plati
mum and navy blue ribbon confee
ton.
1t isn't a bit likely that tAA
Easter turnout in any city VII 6ays
prettier samples to show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12
Wilt Perth Amboy
Women Are Doing

The menu to be served at the
~" Wednesday consists Of fresh
ham, mashed potatoes, string beaus,
apple sauce, pie, cake and coffee ?.
Miss Eleanor Brogger will be in
charge. An appeal for donations
OF pie and cake is being made.
The executive meeting of the
Girls Club which was scheduled TO
take place in the auditorium OF the
public library tonight has been post
poned until 7:15 o'clock tomorrow
night.
Tomorrow night the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Simpson NJ. L. church
will serve a New England supper
in the basement of the church. The
regular committee will servs.
Booths will be erected where home
made candy will be placed on sale.
The Art department of the Wo-
mars Club will hold their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.. A.
Emmons in Market street tonight at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Danenhower will
give a reading on two papers
"Bookcases'' and THE Colonial Fur
niture."
The Women's Democratic Club
will hold their regular meeting In
their club ooms over the Strand
theatre tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Girls Club will hold their
third Of a series OF card parties in
the assembly room of the RaritaE
Yacht Club Saturday March II
Bridge, five hundred and pinochfa
will be the games in play. Mosi
attractive prizes will be awarded
Ticke+s may be procured from any
member of the committee. Mis:
Muriel Haney. chairman. Miss Vir'
ginia Widerstrom. Miss Edith Gala.
CHER, Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mis-:
Barbara Mcleod and Miss Elsie
Bernard.
The Woman's Guild of the Work
er's Cooperative Society will ho,;
tns!r rug patty at the home of MIS-
Wustfisld in Grert street tomorrow
/ Eight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

The Women's Democratic Club
will hold their regular meeting In
their club rooms over the Strand
theatre tonight at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

The Woman's Guild of the Work
er's Cooperative Society will hold
tns!r rug patty at the home of Ms.
Wustfi1ld in Grert street tomorrow
rignt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
Public Markets


stasi iss. best cane sassr. : ne stsi
Crystal white soap bars TIA. ssAlis
R-ts-fs. Yakima petassss, st.ss per sH<k
ns~ spinach. tteL . ne fse. sunsist ar
anssa see. see. sse fes stall 81. crab
meat. zee n. shrinp n.st fee 10. hiask
ne. nss msrsarfns. ESQ ~atslis ss-fr.
fisuri Hoily siss. Drfft sno~ ei.ss. Cen
ssnnisi p~ss ef.ss Hss fsies pel Aenss
sstrp sasax p~as. isc, n-w ser shell sal
nuts. ns sse. stall ia. Bottle Creek
health feeds
CORNER
s,sii q iasns chsps q ns fse. veal
.,.as. rss. $40: porr eheps ssc. fsnry
beef STEAK. use. stalls ,t.ts pfts 81.
steer pot roast. -. pofs roast tSc. lamb
chops. lave. veal catissa. lac stall ~,
new earn aad stFins.sss beans. feo. mined
esnty. ise. Ds stes Camel dstss lie.
for fse. stalls ie3-ife. J rbs. best hat
tor. sse: : ms Lfeey's ninesmeas. tte.
b'x eoxss matches sses . psrs corn
rrKx PLACE
SIAN ~. beet ssas sugar. . Ds. csc.
cry.,sl White ssss. : ssrs re sssil
oassssnala honey. t-rs pail sec; peanut
butter. lie NJ. . far SOC. stall "a. pei
low freestons peaches $50. sssfis.r RAD
aims. ne ,te. Eusrantssc coffee. $40
NJ. black 10. use 70. staiis as-ss. .
roast, lave. stan ~. fresh hsrrins.
for Use! fresh salmon. iso ~. fresh
skinned soiss for isc. ists Pike pi-.
pure ground cocoa. . ms ise. ns ESQ:
ns~ pack Standard corn. lee. nee pack
cot strinaisss beans lee esn; Armeurs
pancake nour. t-fb. bag ise
ECONOMY
stall a. best cane sugar. rna ssci
Crystal white soap. bars sTo. Stalls
fs-zi. Yakima potstosa tifk per saek.
Golden dates. . for ssei navel oranEss.
sso Dos stall a.. Royal peanut butter.
ice; home-rnade ma yonnais.. zee. home
made sandwich spread. zee. Stall ~.
Royal baking powder. tso. xround choo-
olate $50. : for <sc. black pepper. fsoi
black tea. $50. stall 4. lard, iso, pot
roest. leo. pork ehops. iso stalls fT-ss.
Ghfrardeilfs ohooolats. In. can ffe.
s-rs. 77cs ma. new Sun Maid sesdiess
raislus. 76c. SEQ can fine lobster, 3bc,
grape juice. Tee sir~ sa. ato siss iso
wEsTLAKE
ster~ fs.i1. fancy oiust-r rsfsfns fso.
California wsinuts. ace. rnaearoni- foa
3bc. stall lee. pot roast. i1nc. sugar
cured cornad beef. leo. round steak. 1oo.
HtafI fss best Lynd.n butter. khcs Iarx.
ranch eggs ssc. new crop fig bars. 100
dos.. B-fb. pail Guatemala honey. sBc.
stalls fe-af, milk. tt.Tb case. 400 hard
uhaat flour, ssoo. Centennial Best flour,
tpg: westiaks Special flour. $3.50. Cola
Bond flour. ti3s. scratch feed. ta.te;
cracked corn. tg.st. Stall i1o. small Los
Cabin maple syrup ace. medium CSC. large
$50. all pancake flour. soc, corn fakes.
10; boxes matches. use: enyders ostsup.
afes Helms catsup, ste.
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Market Is Not Affected
by NelUs From Germany

STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
NEW YORK ioNewH Belgian
dealings recorded
TO ths
close the body steady
Tuesdays np"ates
Department. stoc which reached hgh at o
tod ineud
Rubber ::
Eessi Dutch si PanAsrcen seA up " Steel ioeA up VI;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
San Francisco Produce

T1cHday'e QnofafIone
Bnffer--Estras. Sic III. prime firsts. f9c
flrsta tshc H.
EgEs~-Extras. fse doz; pnllsts. t7hc
doz.. underlined puiiets. 1sc dor,
Cheese veal, flats. fancy, z2c H.. nrsts.
1ac ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

ArTlVdi8 ana DGRdT AuHCe
AERrvED--Jan. Str jefferson from
southeastern Aiasita. AZ s.1t a, mi str
Pomona from Aberdeen at 1850 a m. {;
STR Melville Dollar from Fhiiadaiphia via
Newfolk. Baltimore. Balboa, San Pedro
and San Francisco at $40 a. nj str
Point f<obos from san Francisco AZ siss
q. m. strsIowan from Boston via Nsv
York Philadelphia. balboa. San Pedro
and san Francisco at 3:so a m. Jan -
SIR WsIworth from San Pedro at 1876
o. m. str X. T. Lnckenbaeh from New
York via Balboa. san Pedro and San
Francisco a, ans D. m.
Vessels in Port at Seattle
smith Cove Terminsi--Pisr B--ssr Presi-
dent Jackson.
Union on Co. Docks--str La Brea-
Bell Street Terminsl--U. .. Q. q. unsika
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminsl--str
pier III B--str cuiburra.
pier a---atr Cordova. str Alameda
pier str X. r. Luckenbssh.
pier A--8tr Admiral Babrss.
pier B--str Admiral Watson.
pier D.--Btr Melville Dollar.
Union Pacific Terminnistf sowan.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-U. y. l. =.
Umatlils.
pacific Coast Engineering works--U q
q. q. snohomish.
Seattle bodybuilding a Drydock Co.--Btr
Boxer. str Explorer
u r. Shipping Board Moorfnss--efr Anna
y. Morse str Iconium. str Biiverado.
str Cross Keys. str Delight. str Bubri-
90. ssr West fson. str West Hartisnd.
afr Wailingford.
Atlantic street Tsrminsl--str Willis A.
Higgins.
Seattle Flour Miiis-Htr Tyo Naru.
Lander street Terminai--afi Surveyor.
Milwaukee Ocean Termiuai--str Mon
Roiian Prince
Spokane Street Terminsi--Motorship
Loeb Katrine.
Gsnarsf Potroisum--Htr Dliworth.
Todd Drydocka-U. ~. e. y. Deilwood.
~ ~ q. a. Burnside.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co..
str Patterson.
Amos shlpysrd a TermInal--sir Roose-
Welt
Netfieton's Miti--str Santa Rita.
Tfeffsrnan's Drydoci--Motorsiip Oregon.
stream Buoy No. Wooden hull Daoh-
az.
Alaska Steamship Noorlngs--atr oduna.
str Valdez. stf HedoDdo. str juneau.
Wlnslow Marine Railwey-rStr Pacifico,
bark Belfast, barge coauitiam city.
star whaIsrs 1. ., .. schr Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
CARD or THANKS

CARD or THANKS
w. wtsh 20 thank our many friends
and scquasntancss for the kind
ness rendered and who contributed
q helping hand 20 the sad bereave-
msne % beloved brother. also the
beautiful flowers Mr.. and MIRA
Alfrcd Innsnn. nuvalI. Waah-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. JAn. s.--.Af grains c,erss
higher ON the Chicago board q trad.
today. Fair buying resulted from the
European situation. rroeisicns closed
higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

NEW York. Jan. s,--Mensy en call.
- per cent. sis months. ~ per csnt.
mercantile paper. ~ per cent. bar silver.
New York. ose; demand ss~ritnx.
Nsts.
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BANK CLEARINGs
Ship News
-. . -


WEDNE-DAx
JAN. 10
First Low Tide
ISL A. M 81 n.
First High Tide
10 so a M. lat II.
second Low Tide
sszs D M ~ n.
second High Tide
iisss .. m. IS n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
MONEY 10 LOAN
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


Births IN their households are -
ported by the following Seattle men:
uomoto. Muncncbu. 71S First ave-
sppslns, Edward Harry. ssss stroud
Levsntoff. Alexander. sos spruce -.
Mifiiiien. william wyatt. asa .sssd
ave. s., boy.
Bondy. GUSTAV Axel Alos Eastern
Nelson. Harry L. ssii s7th Ave. =.
Tuchschsrsr Urban. s7i7 Yairvssw
Nickerson. Thomas Maynard. 7osK
2Sth ave-. boy.
Mitchell. Roy DO shazo liza Marion
Francis. John. aaf7 w. sand 81. boy.
Moline, Barney. Kent boy.
Bcasiey. J. Frank. e62s sIth ava 3
ru ruin TakssaSuro. GIN sixth Az
veach. sherman. l1sih ssth ave.
Abe. Kiso aas Terry ave. girl.
FujitaiSa. Masami. al Maynard aves
Miyamoto. ratsuichl 81 King e..
boy.
hoy
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Buftsr--fsc ~
Egxs--<z 9ssc dox.
Cheese .~rzNS sc 10.
m1ne--1e07Bc IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

- BhtpUerp
09aho--ffvA . ma and svss..- ~
Yazsy. 1rssosd ..........%-.- -
NE0GDnHo-1 - . ne ..-.s.-... -
0ouo--1k "a and ~ ........ ~
Me1-s live. ~ - ~ Ba ~
Iva ligA1 . - ~ ia ..'.. y
0oOo--kxva fAt- = g 10 ma ~
YAnsy. dread .............- I've ~
usagina Hasss--sN ma ana ~ -is
Dressed -
1usksys-Ysney e. ,. SIS ma -
- Iivs fAney. fAt.ie-ft fes- ~
Hasssers-olf. iva Per -. Ia
css,e. ush. .......... n
Heavy. fancy ....-..s-..-.-. W. ~
Veal
Fancy. Hight ................ ~
Fss~y. sssxy. fss sssss... .ese IL
Ned. heavy. rough. fss-sss-. .sTe 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

THURSDAY
JAN. IA
First Low Tide
500 q m. SO n.
FIRST High Tide
ff.fe a. m. Ia ~.
second Lew Tide
ssss D m. Ia n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Rsceipts. i.sto. market. steady.
feUite lever. steers. ts.keossts
COWS ard helfsrs. ttseef.Tt: .socssrs
and fesdsss stssgTsss calves. ttes
8t.tn
Haxs-Hsesipts f.9ss. market. t9fee
lower TOP. sttss bulk. tsc $50.
s.ke0. steady Lambs.
sffseafSfs. s~ss. st.eo0fft. feed
ers. tla0itte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

Pacific Securities Co.
soo-eo1 Securities Bldg. Seattle M.
bCANDrNAvIAN AMERIcAN 0A1k
WARRANTS puRCHA1uQ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

Brethorst Gerty. 10 years.
Rice. Mrs. Jennie. 81 years.
Fritz, George william. Sc years.
Cordz, oliver w. rs years.
Csholson. LISA Grace. 81 years.
Rawlings. Homar E.. Jr.. month";.
Shartber Matte H.. 76 years.
Sloan, Samuel. 90 years.
Murphy. William. 80 years.
Beasley. Betty A.. days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residences, NJ
De Lorenzo. Joe. Seattle Legal
Colombo. Helen. Seattle -. Legal
Waugh. Linton Manhood. Seattle ..2e
Horne. Roxie Fay. Seattle ........2o
Ieonardt. Robert NJ. Boston Legal
Odegard. Hiima. Tacoma ..... Legal
Reuse, Charles, Seattle. -. Legal
Pain. Maude Alice. Seattle -. Legal
prockmiiler. Henry W., Seattle ..t7
thurman, Lena Louise. Seattle ....0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
FUNERAL NOTICES

wTfr6X-Jsn l, 1873. MYRTLE
WILCOX. az. = years Beloved
wife ~ Joseph wilcox. Announcr-
ment later Home Undertaking
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WOO Cash. $2U Fer Month
rooms: bath: breakfast alcove.
basement: corner lot. good view !:
fruit trees; fine soil for garden.
See the house at $500 24th ave. s..
corner Horton at. Key at 3310.
Owner Giendhle nAh1.
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$1,000

9, FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10

iis Cherry st. lsain gssa
We viii Sell; Subject:
10 Daniel Boone .lo-00
10 Lockhard Deed ....s....1o.0o
10 Durant Motor Co. .....1t.o0
10 Pat MARI Camdsr No. ,. .1e.oe
10 Richard RAIDER .1k.0o
100 Sound Rubber ........s. .<6
400 Wichita Royalty ..... -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-10
Chicago Board of Trade

Cash Wheat
Tuesdays Qastsfisns
CHICAGO Jan. e.--cash wheat--~$o. I
hard. st.ieh % 20; No. spring. tiie.
No hard. i.fss.
Foreign Exchange
tuesdays oussasisns
NEW YORK. Jan. t.-ruretEn en-
change opened firm Sterling. tsetA
francs. teesfs. lire. to.esseh. marks
.etese-
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Tuesdays oaotstisns
sn<s~-~patl raw tstoB&.te refined.
eeky. GRADUATED. tT.eo.
Csffee-Ne. Rte. spot. itAe 10 Ne
ssntos. isA 8tsAc 10
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-12-06

Ranges and Cook Stoves-You
Bet.-Davis Supply Company, Shell
by,-Adv. 26-4t
You must see the Xmas dis
play at Davis Supply Co., Shelby.
w. ]. Elliott, Kelvin drilling
contractor, is looking after bust
ness matters in Great Falls this
week.
Ed Butler, Of the Nash Motor
company of Great Falls, was in
Kelvin this week looking after
business matters.
E.. L. McWhorter returned on
Saturday from Great Falls after
spending Thanksgiving with his
family who reside there.
Don BurkllAldt, of the Mon
arch Lumber company, was a
guest at the w. e. Under home
in Sunburst for Thanksgiving.
r. c.. Lehman left Saturday
for Helena where he will receive
several degrees in Masonic work,
among them being the Shrine.
Mrs. Nellie Jeffries has opened
up a first class lunch counter and
dining room in the old stand
known as the Gordon Campbell
building on Main Street. She
wishes to invite the public to
call m and get acquainted.
What are your needs? Davis Has
It-Shelby.-adv. 26-4t
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-12-06
LOCAL NE VS.

$500 feet Pinch line pipe at Shell.
by.-Davis Supply Co. Adv 26-4i
Fifty Stoves, 80 heating stoves in
stock.-Davis Supply Company, Shell
by, opposite Court House.-adv. &c
A big special program at the
Arch Theatre, Sunburst, Sunday,
Dec. 9. 30-1t
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Kelvin teach
er, spent Thanksgiving i t h
friends in Shelby.
Edgar Gordon, who is making
his home in the Sweetgrass Hills
spent Thanksgiving with h s
parents here.
Harry Daum, manager OF the
Monarch Lumber company, spent
Thanksgiving with friends in
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Thompson
and son, Robert. spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Under at Sunburst.
Rev. ]. Hoskins Of Shelby, will
be in Kelvin to conduct services
at the school house at 8 p. M. on
Wednesday evening, December
10Th. Everyone is cordially in
vited to be present.
200 Wool Army Blankets, just re-
ceived, $3.50 each.-Davis Supply
Company, Shelby.-Adv. 26-4t
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-12-06
DRILLING

Crane-Sunburst- DeGroat 9-34-2 west
Folmbe-Three-in-one 1882 west
Wyomont-stannard No. 2, nwA seA, 25-s5-2 wevr.
!, -----ne neA sen 25-35-z
No. l sw seA swA 7-34-2 W.
NO Jack Co.-Buckner sW sW 2-32-4 wesv
Idaho-Mont -Haggerty No. /, Sc neA sell 24-35-2 W.
Reardslee State No. 1,-.--- ne neA nWA 1882 w.
Beardslee-Swears No. 2, Sc sell nwA 9-55-2 west.
Syndicate .------------
Campben-Stewar No. 1, c eAneA 25-35-3 west
No. /, ne swA nwA 24-35 2
Sweet Grass il-Norem No. 2, nw-neX sell 4-34-2 w
Shoshone-De-Groat No. /, ne-neA nwN, 1882 west
Campbell No. 13-35-3W
No. /, -- ne-nwA swA 11-34-2 west
Ohio-Sunb.-Larson No. 8. se-nwK swX 1852 west
gig Nest w" lN0,..ll---------------SsWW44NNWW44 s s-ss-lW
A zDss 70 TsrtY-pstsrso No. /, se-nwA Wzsh4 1855 s5s5ls v
May Belle Oil company-Lashbaugh 1
Cat Creek-Kevin No. 1--------.SE4NW 6-34-2W
Beck Petroleum No. ----------NW4NW 18-32-4E
Chamberlain No. 2s-s7-2W
Neyin oil g INV NhNAEE4MsA Il a1-s s {
Border Oil Co--~------SW cor. SE4NE4 21-35-3W
-Eulberg sE4SE4 s-s4-sW
Potlatch-Potlatch No. ] -------NE4SW4 2s-34-lW
Ember Mcbride 8-35 wv
Ember-McGowan ---------NE NEHSEA 8-35-2W
Bitter-Creek-Cutler No. 1----SE SEX SWA 16-36-2W
sweet Grass Arch Consoi No. I-NWH NWA 2-35-1W
She1by-Internat-Klfne No. ---SW SWK SEX 28-33-2E
Bitter Creekccutler No. 2--SME Sc sEH 5s-ss-2W
Morton No. 3----SE SWA SWH 24-34-2W
Griffith Oh ANEA 29-55-SW
No. nm
Observation-Disclosures Emmons No. 1---NE4NW4 30-35-1W
No. ! ---NE4NW4 7-34-1W
Sweetgrass Oil No. 2-----~-SW SWA NEH 20-35-2W
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-12-06

Observation-Disclosures Emmons No.
Observation-Disclosures No. /
Sweetgrass Oil No. 2------SW
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-11-22
County Officers

County Officers
County Judge Frank Carter
County Clerk Mary Hong
Treasurer -,-,...,.,-..-..-,--Ch as. Adams
Sheriff H. Blohm
Coroner -.....--.J. ]. Roderick
District Attorney Geo. E. O'Connor
Register Of Deeds ,...--...-.--.Fern Scott
Clerk of Circuit Court Hunter Case
Surveyor -..,......-,-.--.--..W J. Walsh
Supt. of Schools ..-,-,-.,---A. j. Austin
Municipal Judge Alex Higgins
Co. Agricultural Agent E. Gibson
Sup. Teacher ,-......-.Ella Beversdorf
County Nurse Ann Christmann
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-11-22
History and Romance
Of independence Rock
INTERESTING HISTORY OF ORE
= CON TRAIL AND FIRST MASON
&c MEETING IN WYOMING

A short time back, Mr.. Chas. b.
Conner, of Casper. Wyoming, who was
here for the purpose of buying some
silver black foxes to place on his
ranch Y miles from Casper, his post
office and trading point, related some
interesting things concerning the fam
GUS OREGON Trail over which he drives
in getting to town One thing that he
spoke of was a large rock formation
along the Trail, known as Iudepend-
ence Rock where early travellers west
were in the habit of stopping for rest
in the long. weary stretch of oxen
drawn wagons across the plains and
mountains. His description of the
first Masonic lodge meeting held in
Wyoming at the base of the rock, by a
party Of Immigrants on July 4, 1852,
and which SIS years later, on July A.
1920, was suitably observed by the
Masonic organization of the entire
state, struck us worthy of reproduc-
ton for our readers who are interest
ed in matters of historical interest and
he said that when he returned home
he would send copy of a Casper pap
er describing it. 1t occupied the great
er part of the Casper Daily Tribune
and we reproduce elsewhere much OF
it as we believe will interest a large
number of Review readers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-11-22

Continued on next page.)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-11-22

a month after the cabin had been built
and their store of meat had been gain
cred, the party was gcared away oy
band of maurauding Indians. IN the
glade on Tie south side of The road
is where Stuart's men killed the deer
ok md bear for their winters supply
There was an abundance Of buffalo Oh
the plains north of the river, and many
Of these were also added to their lard
er.
After travelling about fifteen miles
YOU approach the Platte River canyon
There are some places in this canyon
where the river is fully 100 feet below
the road and the water goes tumbling
and roaring over the huge rocks in the
bed of the stream in impetuous rapids
and foaming cascades. To the left OF
the roadside great rocks are piled in
the most fantastic crags and preciplces
rising like gigantic walls and battle
ments to a height of hundreds OF feet.
Passing out of the canyon, the river
is of a CLASSY smoothness and placid
ity, and far ahead you view delightful
valleys. carpeted with green sward.
Eighteen miles out you pass monu
ment, which, from the inscription,
would indicate that it is on the old
Oregon trail, but the Oregon trail is
far to the north, on the opposite side
of the river. The Jim Bridger trail,
which was seldom travelled, and long
since every trace of which has been
obliterated was in this vicinity. The
board of county commissioners some
day will move this monument to In
dependence Rock, which is on the Ore
gon trail, and the proper location for
the marker.
After passing numerous ranches
along Battle Creek you cross the
Platte River on the government brisge
This bridge was built by the reclama,
ton service in connection with the
| Pathfinder irrigation project. Near
here you can see the huge cleft in the
rock at Alcova, where the rapid-run-
ming stream in countless ages cut a
canyon through stone several hundred
feet deep. At Alcova about mile off
| from the road to the left, is the won
derful hot springs, where the hot wat
er comes boiling out Of the rocks as
though it was heated from the flames
4 of a furnace.
Twelve miles west from Alcova and
only a short distance to the south is
the wonderful Pathfinder dam and res
ervoir, which required the federal gov
eminent five years TO build, employ
ing the best engineering talent obtain
able, dozens of skilled mechanics and
several hundred laboring men, togeth-
er with machinery that cost an i'm
mense fortune. This most wonderful
piece of masonry cost more than a
million and half dollars, and time
should be taken to visit it.
Travelling about ten miles from Path
Finder dam you view Independence
Rock, and to the west, to the south
and the north the whole country is
of wild and varied scenery, dominat-
ed by immense mountains, rearing
/ their distant grandeurs and original
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A fair estimate of the number of
people who have visited this historic
spot is given at 100000 Explorers
biologists, authors, naturalists, men of
all professions and in all walks of life,
who travelled several thousand miles
by team and wagon, being on the
road for months, and suffering many
hardships, have stopped at this spot to
rest and refresh themselves, and then
pressed on to the Far West to found
states and populous cities, but this
spot has been left practically unchang
ed, and still holds, and no doubt will
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ity of views, all of which fills the
traveller with awe and delight.
independence Rock is an isolated
mass of black granite, nearly one mile
in length from north to south, more
than one-half mile in width from east
to west. 1913 feet in height at the north
end and 1877 feet high at the south
end. It resembles a large bowl turn
ed bottom-side up, standing out on the
plains near the foothills of the Rocky
Mountain range. Sweetwater Rivert
one of the prettiest streams in the
whole western country, flows immed-
lately to the south of the rock.
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Railway Fares
VILLAGE OFFICIALS

VILLAGE OFFICIALS
President-Geo A. Hall
Supervisor-Fr A. Hall
Trustees H. Wiegand, R.R.Ewald,
Mrs. Ruby Radcliffe, E. D. Richmond
Edw. Giese, David Rupert
Clerk Walter Gander Jr.
Treasurer-Thos. MacQuaker
Assessor-Robert Persohn
Constable-Robert Ziebell.
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Miles from EanIe River

The Everett Resort.
TildCn
Yellow Bircch Resort IL
keystone Park dge........-......,-....-. 8
Eagle Waters Resort Z
Perreault's Resort. IA
Kathan Lake Inn...-.......--,.---.............
Peninsula Inn..-.................-
Greenwood Ranch ....---..,.........-.... II
Thurston's Lodge ...-......--............-.... -
The Morey Resort ...,.,..........-......... 8
The Hemlock4 Resort .-....-......-........ 5
Red Oak Resort .,..--.......-..,..-...>....... 10
Sisson's Resort .-.......-..-............... IA
Bromley's Resort .........--...-.......,...... II
The Pines .....-.--................. IA
Pickerel Lake Lodge ....-....,.............. IA
Boot Lake Resort ......--....--....-... Z
The Lakota Resort -.-................. 16
Long Lake Lodge .--......-.-...-..-..,......-. 20
Sayners Resort p
Forest Home Resort, %
Lost Lake Resort ..-..--......................1 IT
Found Lake Resort .............. IL
Maple Grove Resort .............-.... 20
Hillside Resort ...-..........-............. IS
Camp Vudesare 16