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Ira. Gm Douglas. of Butte, was a Boulder visitor last Sunday. .....__-___...____. Kiss Etta Beckett. ct Basia. 1s visiting M Mrs. Leslie 2306!!“- lay. , 1.1.9. SkslmthscsshierchheBenk of Boulder, spent a few days” in Butte meat: 1811311. We Well...§..'m Sheltm.olthia oity, isteachiug in the Clansysehoolthisyeer. The, Misses Gertrude Otis and Isabol Blast, of Butte, were guests of Mrs. Will Triplett last week. Mrs. John Anderson. of Elkhcrn, Visited rslativaegin Boulder on Friday ' audSaturdey of last week. .. ,-. Iss. , e s so , over from Butte this week. returning to their home Thursday evening. For Sale. a-Fifty gallons of Com- menial Neatsfoot Oil, at 81.08pm gal- ' IIIlon, at the Boulder Harness Shop. ' Miss Zeyuue Halfcrd, who has been visiting with her relatives' in this city for the past six weeks, réturned to her home in Butte last Sunday. Miss Blanch Thompson, who has been 'ih Butte for several months, arrived here Monday to take a position as attendant at the state school. Er. A. L. Goodkind. a suave gentle- man from Helene. one «(he well“ known Goodkind Brothers. was in Boulder to- day intervieu 1ng his customers. John G. Close, of Wickcs, was aI busi- na. visitor here the diet ofthe week, and added his name to the Monitor’s already large list from that thriving place was E. Collins and nephew. of ButteI who have been visiting at the home of Mrs.0tho Wise, returned home Sstur day. They were accompanied by Mrs. Wise and Cecil, who spent Sunday with than. The \loan” base ball playersdluve authorized the Monitor to challenge the “fate” for a game tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon. Come, fat boys, get in and shew what kind of stuffyou are made of. George Hanchild has purchased from Ed. Hilger, of Helena,thc Ed. Daugher- ty residence adjoining the Boulder fire department station, end is fixing it 11p this week, preparatory to making it his home. fli. Louise Taylor, formerly stenog- et theetate school, has accepted 'tion with the Graves Mercantile :ompeny. Her place at the school is bin filled by lies Bernedette DesBos- 1st, whohas recently returned from her . Vacation . Henry MizTer, of Basin, was a guest of E. B. Sumner on Wednesday. Mr. Iberia one of the chief sportsmen of Jeflersou county. He seldom goes home‘ with an empty game bag. If he cannot get wild ducks, grouse, pheasant or something of that kind, he is liable to take a shot at tame chickens or the like, just to keep in practice shooting. Katy and Edith Dean, daughters of I. H. Dean, of Dupayer. Teton county, who recently purchased the A. H. Foster rddence property in this city, arrived here Wednesday morning. and for the put are living at the home of the publisher of the Monitor. Kr. and hire. D‘- eXpect to arrive in Boulder about the that of next month. Let's bury the knocker, the dole some hnocker, in a beautiful hole in the dirt. To make room for a talker, a frolicecms talker, who encourages usall in our work. For the knocker will knock and discourage Ina all, drive prospective investors away; while the talker will talk away any pail and encourage the investors to stay.—Ex. Hayes Axtell, of Basin, a cousin of EditorAxtell, was here this week to see fl anythingfoould be done for the latter \ mil mufOMidlahe“, Bit 'Tofitld‘ thatell of In. immed1a'ts. wants had been “W by Boulder friends; and Meals“ for his, home, llr. Axtell m that ”all rather quietin n'I~ business why at the present time: but thshopeisexprsseed that theri willbe s lit-lag up in that camp in the near future. “A Missouri editor is said to have threatened to publish the name of a young man he had seen hugging his twestheart the preceding Sundsy night; unless the eferaaid young men “came I‘ with 'a dollar on sub- . acription. The next week mu\- saves nuns, and deb-arm and thirtydenr ‘1'! pea; wad hat fiery .WI at the first 0 *1“ men, don‘t tum win year “we she can't cook,” m “age. “You didn't marry cook ”my”? manager of the Beds 11, upholsterer cchl- a brief stay. He is a 1d carpets into rugs and '. the homes and saves now at Dr. Leighton’s hos-I verytbing possible is being ecmfort, and the hope is able‘to be out and IaIrOund short time. The ~ in of Emanuel Ola-der, who lives a it four miles from Corbin, was. robbel last Monday evening. Mann' g, whoiwent' there to make an inves ation, returned to Boulder Wed- nsed morning and reports that 885.00 in c and a gold watch had been taken, and that a man who had been working for-Mr. Olsndcr had disappeared the nigtit the articles were stolen.. Itis ‘ probable that he is the guilty party. bl: as at the officers have been unable to as%rtainh his whereabouts, but hopeto has him in custody in a few days Tetrick Fenton, of Cold Springs, {no Jeflersoa county’s old-timers and a lie-long democrat, was a business visitor at the county sent this week. On being introduced toe representative of the Monitor, Mr. Fenton sxpressedthe opinion that there would not be anyone but republicans elected in old Jefferson ‘at the next election. _“Why,\ he said, “there has not even been a stone turned out of the road duringthe‘presentad- ministration; I expect to vote the straight republican ticket myself next time, and then die.” The Monitor hopes to scour. Fenton carry out his threat to vote the republican tieket, but would like to him many years yet, voting the e ‘ ay, anl thereby in a measure notifying the wrongs he has made politically during the past 65 or 70 years. Jefferson County High School: The public schools of Boulder are again in operation after the summer vacation. The enrollment in the High School is so. which is somewhat smaller than last year. Byron B.Toan ispriu- cipal, teaching mathematics and the sciences; EdithM. Wolfe, of Ohio, lan- gasses and history; William Christen- sen, of Oregon, commerciil branches. Death Of James L. Picket. James L. Picket. one of the oldest of the old—timers of .Jeflerson county, died at the home of D. S. Merrill, where he has made his home for thepast nineteen years, on Wednesday evening. at 10 o'clock, on September 4, 1907, and was buried at the Boulder cemetery Friday afternoon. The funeral was largely attended by neighbors and friends, in- cluding a number of Grand Army men, of which organisation Mr. Picket was a valued member. Mr. Picket was born in Plymouth, Mass. ., on February 22.1%). and for over four and one-half years served as a cor- poral in 00. D., Fourth regiment, Cali- fornia Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil war. After the war he came to Mon- tana, where he has since been engaged 1n the carpenter business. From 1854 until the time of the war he was a resi- dent 11me Francisco. whom he new: gsgsdin sash and door business with Col. Hatch. Shipment ot' Slag. IA cleanup is being made arohnd the town, and a shipment of slag which is pronounced. yal la, is being made. Abe‘ Morgan ‘ charge of the worh here, while Frank Miracle, receiverot the Helena land clics handles the financial and for the Amascn company 'It looks good to see' shipments! from Boulders“ many hopes are expressed Mother computes will soon get into 'the game and commence to ship' In large quantities. Bash For Choice Lands lam County of Fergus. e {m , ht. &—The rush for I' Judith hasla contin- tht l “tug Review, ‘1‘. now at- I I 'To Sherifl t old Ameanu smelter. four miles aorth‘of nrs rune n the sole £11;- of the child’s ability to read and write who.\ Another law,I1nIelect, prohibits the employment of any person under} 16 years of age in any coal mine, or smelter, or by a railway company hm. ' cftheUattedBtatessmay ‘00 in Belena during August eg- -rr_-,s-bd sinuous, and of a.» mi ”58.9%” was main, hated by “tans. Ferguslsade “emu ”MB-w Flathead. m; Granite. . emu; Jsflerson. moo; Lewband - Iissoule, “owes; Park, cam; Pow Bow, $22.41. Total, 81W - The resignation of Dan Yancey. third assistant attorney general, In! M handed to Attorney General Gala. It was accepted. Mr. Yancey. intends *0 .re-enter the practice of law. His ll!- censor has not yet' bear appointed- fresll. Candy 1 II 65013615 PfA ff arm Mela sumid Mlle-re II .II I'lIoIlIIlltl, ,. , ,_ egeeeeeeeeseeoeeeeee~5 :1 The Bank of Boulder. IBOULDER. MONTANA ,_. ,5” The law provides severe ,psualtiu for guardians to place children in school and also up on employers for employing children failure of parents or who are required by law to be in school. lnvestigate‘IIClaIlms (in The Forest Reserves. Helena, Sept. 6.I—Theystatueof initi- ing claims on the Helena forest to- serve is tc be investigated by Arthur . Collier of Washington. member of geological-survey. HrrOollierhss arrivedin Helena and will immediately investigations. The com- ing of Mr. Collier is in line with the to make these investigations on all of the forest reserves, and also because of rumors of frauds inconnecticIn with the location of minmg claims on the Helena reserve. In the rumination willbe included mining claims in the Butte district. Ilr. Collier declined to give out anything-- in regard to the begin his policy of the geological survey fraud rumors. MLOollierh'as been engaged recent- ly in‘ the-ivinvcstlgation of the coal measures in the eastern part of the state, andhe said today thatamong the most valuable of the resources of Montana are whatAhe termed its limitw .1395 opal resources.- Anaconda Standard. Seized By Japs. __ Yokohama, Sept. 5. —The announce- msnt that a party of Japanese explorers from Formosa have raised their nation- al deg over a saint] island immediately adjoining the Philippines. has attracted much attention in oflcial circles.~ The Japausssineistthat theislaud dossnot because it' 1e north of them llel. The island, Brutus or Prsti by the old ,gathrsuhsrs. h. uninhabited Whether 1t is of po-ible value tor naval belong tothe Hill: which was purposes is ant disclosed; IDistrlct-Ouurt. ‘ .__..__ District court will convene here 0o- tobsr 9. The most important chance the docket is that of H. J. Gruber. charged with murder of Engineer Glow in the Northern Pacific holdup. there urafourmshchargsd withthr crime, the other three at present be- ing incarcerated in the Butte jail. Baseball Tomorrow. The outlook for a game of baseball on the local grounds temorrow (Sun- day) afternoon is bright. The teams will be something in the nature of a mixup. John T. Murphv,menagcr of the fat men’s nine, is willing to go into the battle under the following conditions: .He will play himselt,with Angus Teeksy, Dan Halford, James Mitchell, William Tindall, J ask Mulo ligan. and perhaps one other fat man, with two or three men from the that nine. The opponents of Mr. Mur- phy’s team could then be pidked from. thahsat,.pleyen.musntsuho are barred by the statute of weight limitations from playing with gentle men of considerable obesity. The game ought to be suficieut to fur- nish considerable amusement to the spectators and eaercibI for the play The pleasant wehther of the past few days has aroused .the dormant interest in baseball, and a gaine'will be arranged it possible”witn the Be- sin team for next Sunday, Sept. 22 John Steele. manager of the locals. says he would gladly pay the aspen . see of the Basin ub to Boulder, ii that would be mgfacwry, or would take the Boulder team to Basin an der similar conditions. Here is as opportunity torslaaager Dick Berry of Basis. to “get busy. \ The first thins «my tor Basia todo is order to even thlngtup would be to. get‘ an 1a battery. learn. Berry. 0,. Buttery. Callahan sedsthsrgssd hasheald startthe cones erstlehlstaleetsesld nabs t Ipcs'p ““WCIIMIOQlfluf Ilia-«30mm!!- whims-cm“, subliminal... edepteda rulethatprohibits “MI. apt tbeBurlington. This mtsasy he decides otheroarswhentheyreechfit. Paul. Aspecialelectiou in the dutriot east ofBillinge known a “Poverty Plath,” will be held Septsmbu 2‘1, to decide whether or not an irrigaflon district shallbeerested. Thedistriet and elec- don were authorised by action of the county ccmmissiouersata recsntmeeta ingand 1t1eacw up totherddentstc dssldethe question finally. Theiand inthsdistriet'uamoagthsrmhfltinthe entire velley,aud lanthanum acres k letoirrigaticn. . by.the smetary ofatate. thus were 8.98 divorce suits filed during the vorcsa granted during 1% was 4,975, anincreeeeofdtltover theysar pre- ceding. Wives assured 3,667 divorcee audlflwerc granted to husbands. The second annual meeting of the lantern Woolgrowers’ _ escalation will be ccnvmed in HdengOctoberfl, gnawill be in session for three days. callto this dost hashesn issued. the indications are that this meet- ing will be more largely .sttcndgd tianflie one a year ago. Inny flock- uiaetersof the state willbe in attend- ance upon the state fair-sud as the woclgrowers’ meeting wit. be held attend both the fair and tlie meeting. The 24th annual meeting of the So- ctdyof Montana Pioneers will be held stiBilliuue, September”, audit is .39 'pectedthat the attendance will be the least. themeetingscfthe associ- a hhve heeuoftwe mwisrtegivebettercppertunitiasto vmthistoric spots. tbetrsnsaotienct busihssssndreunim. fpemesting iajhis willbe one cfhaassslesisrsstyaelh‘erewillbean M to the Custer battlefield, Pompey'sPillar, castcfthecity,1nade fameuebythevisitcf Lewis and Clark ialmtmud cthsrpointl. say-the Bill- ingsJourual. henameefW.M.Olark hmndm thawalleof Pompey’e Pil- liendtoprntectthiasu iron grating was erectcdasveralysaresgo. Kessler’s Life Is Ended. —.—— Philadelphia. Sept. 10 .-Brig. Gen. Harry 0. Real» died today, from a complication of diseases. Reserved du' the Civil war with the rennsylvania luutsers and in 1875 engaged in mining in Hontana. Upon the American occupation of the Philip place, he was sent“ the islands in com; stand of the First Montana volunteers, and at the end of this service was retired as brigadier general. In 19” he was vice commander-in- chief of the Grand Army of the Republic; I All Opinion From Galen. Helena, Sept. 10.- -—Attofney_ General Gila Whalidedmdotm ‘sn opinion relativeto court fese.in'replytoare- quest from State Examiner Collins. who had received a request from a clerk of a dmtnm court. Hr. Collins ate: “ \Where there are morathmi one de- fendant in an action, and each defendant be charged for and: separate appearance, ordoutheluofflfiocoycr the appear- anon of all daffaidants?\ In rqu, Mr. Galen says; “When all the Mandate make their appearance ineae demurrer, the tech .160 tcrall answers afterward. but if they do not demnr'iu'dall icminoneauewer,the fee' is only IQ”); but where the app‘r theappeainneemeds by othcdefsnd- $.50wa . ---1-¢—-—-—-—. Card 0! Thanks. w Kantian-indent lbcattled osnouauyliueaast-otStPanlex- .. dicioeefrouteshytheehipperunlem‘ I. to transfer hiecettletc a to the wort just issued PM!“ year. The number of «ii: state fair stsk,thasew‘illbesblete.. lensicnrecordinreesntyearsut m, ,. we. but the Billings tinishuI has. extended GEI‘IIIEIRIAL BANKING BUSINESS General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposit. Exchange Sold on all Principal Cities of the World. Fire and Fidelity Insurance. Notary Public in Bank BANKING HOURS 9 00 A. M. TO 3.00 P H. ormcnas AND nrancmas \ President sow. BIAII. V in mosses-u. I L. Q. smTON, Cashier B I. TUTTLI. all Vlca-Prss. I“ k n .1. rams can wanna ~ . , deeeeeseessneneeesseeei Jessa remasbn. tt‘EGGGGGEGG‘E—GGG“ f‘The Wlndsor BOULDER, MONTANA Centrally Located and the Best Accommodations of, any Hotel 1n deficrsco County. WI Service and Cuisine Unsurpassed by no other House W Rates, $2. 00 and 82. 50 per day. fit.) F. HIRSOH, J. B. ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor. lull annulled teats 111111 talent Will also buy or exchange Hllch Cows or other stock. _ Satisfaction Guaranteed to all Patrons. .. savanna, MONTANAK Boulder men! and Feed Stable; BARTEAU a LINDALL Proprietors. Bus to and from on Trains. City Transfer mo; Everything First-Class in the Livery Businsaa. \ Passengers and Freight taken to Surrounding . Towns and Camps. Horses Bearded by the Week or Month at Reasonable Rates. “‘1 w v. appears sepantsly, should a fee of $2.50 . oftlie‘afieyeu' though they lie separate -—————-— ‘euaotoaeoriactefleudantstsmsihfl in seepsratIe-demarrerorenswcrtrom‘. antaiafiesaaatheaforeecheepe’te‘ appearI-saasmeIdesssddittcaeltssct oasesneeseeeeeeesneafe.“I HLLFLlll] Hi \m. Wines, Liquors, Cigars? . Anhauser- Busch Bottled and Draft Beers a. Specialty .fi BOULDER MONTANIM @seoeeeeeeeeeeeeeev4~~f @ {0 c 11.1 an £01 “A!
