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for more than twenty years and never before saw so much snow | there. It is above the fence tops| and in plaées where drifted is from ; a premature blast in @ quarry. |i, all the small farmers are stock- incorporated.) 10 to 12 feet deep,and the average | zontal engine and can stand ona by .fire_on the night of the 26th. |} The bov was playing .with some ata rsona small seale, it may be : meee = : : vine aisers ona small seale, y be depth is four feet. Hay is plenty-| ten cent piece. One has to look} A high wind, rendered futile any “éompanions, when he saw his said that any certain section will ful and yet the prices are as high | through a mic roscope to see plain-! attempt at saving the town. It} father walking near the railroad as $20 per ton. Richard Hancock, who was em- ployed in the Original mine at Anaconda, on Sunday, the 20th, re- ‘ s € ‘ : ate ceived fatal injuries from the fall|**e fy wheel is solid gold. i Phe against the distribution of An-| the —_ to save him and was | jivostiiént; bat on the other hand ; “ re of an heavy iron roller which fell ne ae oo ” = 'Slarchistic literature became effect- | Strack by the train. they are surer, as the herds are ; upon his leg, crushing it so badiy|0' *e!, 18 five-sixteenths Of an|ive. Harry Kirschoff and Solomon ; sunt given better care, and the losses oa ‘>: The sin . es . 2 2 ¢ ts. = ’ ¢ thi, ‘dfitputation was necessary, inch, The outside diameter of Hilles were arrested. They were Warning to Methodis tease iasenteats ie atenbiin ‘ Towa, and : the cylinder; Which is sheeted ‘ Sixty-five inent Methodist . , ; : but. despite ‘all efforts, the injuries, |\ “© wh en 1S sheeted) arrested on April 3d at the Altgeld}. NENT BY. DEDIPRS SACMOdiat | given’ to breeding and the 7 te With the shock to his with Se aaa tateenthe of memorial meeting ig, the Cooper iniwigters and laymen, at a dinner “dobie” is now a rarity. Notwith- ‘ Ranch Property xyAteth raed his_death on the |#\ Mech, and the*bore of the cylin-| tictitute New York. given at the-Union League club, standing the great change in meth- : ‘23d. er is -five-sixty-fourths of «an et gave out the following statement: ods, there is no doubt of a great {ne - inch. Tlie diameter of the piston| Reports from Wyoming are of “Tf the clergy of the Methodist}, .’ od a For Sale, John Darlington of Logan in driving over a railroad crossing ‘of the Northern Pacific, Tour miles west of Bozeman, had both horses |< killed bya belated train which was runningata high rate of speed. He and his mother who was with him were thrown outof the buggy, - ‘but fortunately sustgined no serious ~~ injuries. Mr. Darlington’did not} » hear the train. Walter Beck, the thirtass year old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Beck of Missoula, scared off two / who had been robbing by firing a 22 calibre wounding one, who accurately ewrnncempnmennenene The Smallest Engine. The smallest engine ever made has heen completed. ly its various parts. built. copper and. steel. The band of rod is less than two-sixty-fourths of an incli. The weight of the engine is three pennyweights. It is run by. compressed air.” A Billings dispatch of the 18th says that Calamity Jane, that char- acter.so. well known allover this seetion, who returned only a few days ago to the scene of her old conquests, fell by the waysidé last night and got into the police drag- net for being drunk and disorderly. Calamity had been in the city but a few hours before-she began to get off her feet, probably in com- memimoration of .her return to her Bunny sack which con- old locality, | caused several deaths in the Bi Root valley. ‘ itter Custar an oil town, in Hancock iti is a hori-| county, Ohio, was totally destroy ed It runs as| was a town of about five hundred 1s the best engine ever | inhabitants and the property loss itis made of gold, silver, | exceeds $60,000, Within two hours after the law heavy snow storms and severe cold on the 2ist and 22d. One band of 3,100 sheep froze to death. It is, reported tobe one of-the most severe storms that-has visited the Big Horn basin this season, and badly drifted snow. Daniel S.- Caine, of Riverside, Washington, on April 24th, to all appearances died, and his body was prefiated for burial. Five hours later he revived and,sitting up,sang w song of thanksgiving, and>re- mained aljye until eight o'clock on the-morning of April 25, when |. death in reality cam¢.:- He had for several month suffered with * heart trouble, that the latter The father, beliveing was in danger. and an express train approaching. The-blowiog of the whistle caused the boy to think that his father was in dangér. He started across Episcopal church expect ‘to keep _ young men and women in the old, they must. do away with old restrictions against card playing, dancing and attendance at the the- ater. If they.are not allowed to follow the dictates-of their con, science, they will attend churches where they will be allowed to do $0, or they will not attend chure h at all.” Bishop J. W. Hamilton, L. D. Condee and Robert Quayle took leading parts, ““Lé_we do not take active: steps toward arousing interest’ in the church on the part of our young men afd women, we shall? stand father lost! his sight a few years agé through | poor for s There are many stock- men in this: locality who have aec- quired large holdings, and as near- stock. produce as many head of stock as heretofore under the free range System. large, as the ownership of . the land reqhires ‘a far greater. initial future for, the stock business in this and adjoining” counties.— Belt Valley: Times. . . A Surgeon’s Blunder. Kugene Sue, who in his youth was forsometimean aqiny surgeon, one day dined “tot wisely, but too well,” with his friend Romieu at the Cafe de Paris. Afterward as they sauntered on the boulevards Romieu: fell and. injured his leg. Sue got a cab, put his friend in and drove home, where he care- fully dresséd the. wound and then retired to bed. Next morning he hastened to examine: the wound, only to discover that he had tend- ed the wrong bea “The profits are not as ie O00 0 9807 2444444444 ye ; ‘ : 5 edt alow ’ THE MONTANA SUNLIGHT ‘tained the silverware taken, and E Maw Nuggets. 4: ‘The Montaiia, Daily Record e | ll in our old nee ther will be}. : ° : » bur >, hobbled away leaving a trail of | 90d\ anna the remedy for a beef famine, i hoclded™ = - €ntrom OUT) (eugene. Ware, the new Penslow commie: 7 : o Qtst 22d anoth, al and | sh : isone oR 7 blood. ~Mrs. Beck had. retired On the 2ist anc : her irrigation of the arid lands, 2nd/s ee when we pass away,” sin cute Ee sia lect adihed PUBLISHED WREELY. BY ana My Task was from haus blizzard was reported in Dakota. | more forage for stock. ee obert Quayle i in the course By his summer Kansas Home: Mr. was >. Y . ‘ +f of the gene iscuBsion. / Came and spoke his freckled nephew? Wi. L. Rickard & <= While en route east with a ship- The State Mutual Life Annuity] On April 25 a wind storm that Nip ee ee etc the young pee = eRSee oe yy , any Hinois has been! s visite rtions ; ; SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. ment of horses-for-G;-X, Larabee, 952 “ _— ii a pr Bemage me d po oot | people: down*too closely or draw Sacked thé otter tho silence, ; ee eB ¢ ‘ - WN : ke faz ead. In 1¢ hands oT a receiver, cA, Kansas ” ‘ 4 ‘ % a ae “1a/0f the Brook. Nook stock fart, | pla¢ ay Missouri nt ag e pomts it] 'e tight a rem, we éannot hope to} Then in stience he spoke and suswere | This house is newly opened, ¥nd no F 4 ane oo| Walter Ciiieed feH from the} “R.C.Willet,old residerit 6f Mon- poe 4 : a J sles an |KeeP tha, with ua”? men cen ones Ba effort is spared to make its guests ‘ E eee gebgy hs wnat apa taee arp Peretetgerrmemetisen:. =a amr ane soaks the nash, cmarandereie | Comfortable anil qelggmng.z07 silo sical babeeeeetesnate tbls 5 , ssour os ’ i ki . mT . ADVERTISING RATES. sota, and ty wheels ‘of a car/nia, whil@on a visit to his daugh,) hour, , At Joplin 2 a salts Ment Morthern Railway : Do not fight thdse battles over— ® o: } Display~One Dollar per inch per month. passed oyer his left arm, erushing| ter, : persous wre killed and six fatal! Miners back. frem Nome which Tell we what's a palindrome. — dati Pu Tras ients. : Locals—Ten Cents por line first insertion; five |. ntati \AS . injured, and a property loss of is a city of 6000 or 7000 inhabitants Slow replied the grizzled soldier, rt eegmmo 20n ; it so badly that amputation was 1 rarer: Chala he eight you § yo ( Fi . lov ? ee 3 . ~} ‘ se cents per line each subsequent insertion, « : George arson, the eight yoar move than $100, 000. . ‘ r the Raw was Lere L saw war: a 5 a — tate alten necessary. He was popular with old_son_of S.M.Carsen.at-Great oni igive’ interesting accounts of Cf} Read it backward, readtt forward ~~ ane ‘Tt ae Y Entered ut the Postoftice at Whitehall, Monts his fellow employes, who on hear- Falls, ate raw parsnips on an The * little. child of John} Wild. Goose railway, the most Thee ia whet Wo Wopd sage for. ah3 £icwW ; Sec class M c ‘ ' ‘ais, ate ars ‘ * ¢ « é oe ae eee wr Jing of his misfortune’ subseribed empty stonmch aad:-came near Payne; of Victor, only two und a}northern line in the world, one of tee i 2 FRID AY } APRIL 2 2, 1902. and forwarded to him $100, dyine. ro half years old, wandered away from thay shortest, and probably for its Lite, from either age oF ¢hildliood; ante, i bright whl new! fitted up be ee : ; coemnmer scenmemmee mpm the honte and no_ trace: of - it length the mest-profitable, | c rom clay tocliyy—-- i a Mantinn | huatenaln’s National Bird. | ~“Phe—Atgonac-Banking company fF could be fovnde except tor t the | The* Wild Goose voad was built] “Iris but a funny ridale, | : wa. , . . ; j ich scx . Se The little republic of Guatemala | #t Algonac, Michigan, closed its] itt, tracks-fer a short distance injby C.D. Lane. ‘It runs from Wo cpuread tt up fromchlldlicod, | SPEC [AL RATES May 13th will be Arbor day. decorates its coat of arms, its[doors on the 26th. acer oe the snow. “Searching parties were|Nome five miles back into the “Heo need se eae Pipking |. Ps to patrons Ley or month, ° * » 2} ore ancis , eit * ae ’ ‘a te4.- +e y porte At the advertised horse sale in| Stimps and. its official documents | Mall - depositors are - financially organized, and were out till the} country to Anvil City. and its run Working with your best endesvor— o < a . : ear horee| ee ith the picture of a beautiful par- ruined, afternoon of the next day, when |ning time is about an hour for the iat no oil doe ses en WHUTBHA TL, MONT. 3 utte, last Saturday, ne > se ‘ 4 r ote ; : i J 1en re P t. re uri hieangliantnceertatlenetndericiantncione : ld : lrot. The bird is of a rich green] Martin Lynch, who was await-|it was ‘found: suffering with cold | distance. ois * | color, with tufted head and a long! ing trial in the Cleveland jail gor} but otherwise unharmed. It has @ narrow gauge, one en Kid Curry. iF, H. Negley, The Billings’ Commercial club is jtail, which frequently grows toa] wife murder, sat down on the floor eemeretnmnennancenerue gine, one box ear and several flat) piag G urry, the Montana train | considering the plan of building 8} ength of four or five fect. — It is lot his cell and strangled himself] Modern Fawning Bofore Wealth. | oars. It runs only” in summer, robber; broke: loose in a bad tem- | Perea 0 eee Se woolen and wool scouring plant found only in the forests of Guat-|to death. The chief evil, nowadays, lies in| bué last year its net profit was- per and -defied the jail authorities | 6. in thas city. emala. The green parrot or quet- | An explosion in one building of fhe well nigh universal fawning |$280,000. and his guards, breaking up eyery- | ru is 4 \Thére is to be a new stecl bridge | zal, as it is called, has been “‘madé | the Shenandoah power company at and eowering before wealth, i : the Sere pore ries ‘thing within his. reach and caus~| . . a on the upper Madison to replace /the national emblem of Guatemala, | | Krebs station, Pa., Killed four| the blind scramble for fortune and jin the one “Ox ear anc’ pay ® TOF! img no little excitement on the | . ey the one broken down by a herd of| just. as the.American eagle has men. Only one body ‘was re= favor. We are taught to act a|the five-mile journey. » The freight floor where he is confined. — ~ } tion: . . . e nt ’ ; z > he \0 or » Aviimte ie & ‘ > Ss @ eC _ eabOé lan tall, [ become the amen ‘ aor m of - siseaiede j parts “ n . * ruld emery is Lanier te ny This afternoon he rebelled against | Watchies, 7 . - of ostablishing a | s 8 d the parro 'a. principle. ¢ stoop over and|that is pa or carry ‘gt . ¥ 1¢) , ) There’ is talk of establishing a| United State mee. t pas | Miss Silence and Mr. Gaab were | I ' : ra should! fr ‘ ; le, 3600 miles. to N ai the jaile AS because he claims he is) - paper plant in Montana, and Man-| perches gracefully upon a ped-| . “#188 SHence and AIP, Grand. vs | walk on all fours, when we should} from Seattle, 3600 miles, to) ome! not: bemg given anything to eat: | Clocks, hatines is being considered as al estal in the Guatemalan stamps} recently united in Parrage arm | stand erect, remembering the stars The read is not graded and its Securing a hickory club, whichhad | Je welry : ie Lous. Though silence gives con- Bas » laid on the frozen tundra) en ee ae ’ , | y i : wats wich the same as the great eagle . , labove us. ties are laid on the fre ee) been ‘left in his cell by one of the probable location. n 3 , we pee a tae . : 3 : : ¥ é Ho & P | whieh screams froni the reverse | Sent, she still is blessed with the | Many of the hangers-on of the}and when “that. thaws in sunime: two'guardé who are with him ch) Silverware. , p the, country between Pony) .4 rican dollar gift of gab, illienaire are mere fawners‘and|the ties and. the traeKs with them +o \ : : side of the American dollar. & milli@naire are mere fawners't 1 a ‘ } » reached through his) ‘ ¢ and Ennis the snow is reported ns)\ |r ‘olumbin — Hydraulic |flatterers seeking to push their}sink deep into the nind The | ean’ weet Saye . j ; . Sinha dination ial The Guatemalans are-very prouc lhe Columbia ydraulic | flatterers seeking Dit ink dees ) : dell and broke'oul dibthd wikdols i being from sixteen inches to of their national’ bird, and. have} Mining company of -Atlin, B.C. | way into the social swim. Other} engine ¢onsequently runs through glass which he could réach, d OW {j p -and a half feet deep. written ‘Mnany songs and poems} has been incorporated, and expects “| classes” who ‘bend at his feet ave | blaek Jakes, whose owaters splash |” fee ane Gack con upied his atten- | Paints an d aper, The nianager of the east Helena! about it. ‘Fhe parrot was’ selec “ted | to wash out from $15,000,000 to| working people, who are depend- furiously and threaten the engine tion and he tore it up ina twink: | o e ! . o . wa ‘ ‘ — 7 smelter says the works ‘will not | for the national emblem: because it | $20,000,000 in’ gold within the! ent on him for food and shelter. } fires, lng He tore Gown. the electric close down, and reports of ¢ losing | was found ver 'y hard to ecateh, and | year, What is the way out of this}> There are several gullies on the | ioht wirind in his cell and to the | Mail Orders Promptly Fifled, ~ dowp are without foundation. | sinve, when once imprisoned, it) Rain is reported quite generally social tangle? The answer ts not line and the train rashes down one corridor.and taking a, bucket of | . , ava killa iteolf rather ie . i e y side * ith a speed that generally : Fred Ohmstead, who was ac-|always kills itself rather than re throughout. the-middle west, -dur-| “lear... But one thing is ce side *with a _ d th . . \ ral e water which was sitting in hie cell, | : $ ; ns Vy , The ro ¥ we cPener sense f “ . p ee «nitted last week on. the charge|main in captivity. The liberty iis Sand rack. and. ‘tei the motel Me oe need a keener sen eo carries t up thé — : i . n The threw tt tn thetae at eae ae Det a 22 ee } , . » Sor r- 1s . ed to se are | . Ye { * : \EHALL - od a NTAN As of trapping beaver has been tigaim | loving people of the South Amer | northern parts snow, and as »|™ We need to “ t up char eae é ee he the =e it bac “d OM an@| the guards, drenching him thor- | i ‘ % ’ . , s’ bir hic j } ns e id 1 at it s eds. ; ae —[—[—=—==—=—====—====_—=—=>= arrested for trapping beaver no 2. |can republic say this” bird, whic 1 consequence stock ranges aad| (not fioney), as. the one idealo har at it till it succeed oughly. os f B d i | { % os j80 skilfully cludes capture and dies iranches uve greatly improved life that is best worth awhile. | ‘The road doesn’t possess a turn- It is believed that this is the fiZeS Tor Oys afl ris . anche re greau) }} ved, : sn be, . r A Bozeman hotel last week | rather than surrender, is typical of : i Thomas Hughes said, long ago, | table, so the-trip from Anvil City first ect of the insanity play which) THE NATIONAL HOMEMAKER ray . mango © , Pp « : : | ‘ : = i a _. bought four turkeys, the weight | their own country-and_ its pe ople. | In Venango county, Pa., April that we may not be able to hinder| back to Nome_ is made backward, Curry is to put on for the state of | Handsemely Ulustrated Monthly Magazine, : - of which aggregated 95 pounds. | T! zal lives in the wildest) 25. forest fires Consumed 30,000 of Bates sneral..fr being }and- i -der thatthe engineer devoted to making e ¢ : oot | i¢ quetzal lives in the wildest ; ;people in general from beingjand in order that the eng Tennessee in an attempt. to be aking. Sete ; Two of them tipped the scales at| parts of the-monuntains, and never | Stock of the oil producers.” Re- {helpless and yulgar—from letting | may see his- track there is a win- transferred to an insane asyluni | Homes we AheAsid West, : 7 Ae ! 3; are 10 effec ; s : . ‘. | wants hew subscribers in this section, 27 pounds each. visits the- neighborhood of the Ports are to the effect that fire the mselves fally into slavery to|dow in each end of the passen- from which he would have a better \To the bes ther iF Seeeeaiiees’ teen are j ores ‘ \ és ce . ry * ‘ * * | greatest number © subse ribe « 4 Thousands of head of cattle ‘are | towns or cities., The only parrots are doing great damage to the} things “bout them, if they are|ger box car. Through. these win-| chance to escape Nagnat ee ‘eas! a shes ta pre e “o> ar To 1 ore ‘ . er oe w ® pa ct; . Ye » being moved out of the Big Hole/ever bronglit out of the forests, forests near Tionesta, Forest Co. | jrich, or from sping the habits ‘and | dows also, the passengers get their eee 2 j soronel fe re AP Whira ga. s - 8 ; ‘ 4 btocki es tant sending wountry, and the sverage price|are caught by the native Indians, A deal is on withthe Northern I Scag of-the rich, if they are poor . jonly view, and the. blocking of Have Ill¢ Enough Already. fee OE are su lt Pegetye 10 fi : ‘ oe aes 7 : | . * 9 : A by ir . charged for an over night feed is|The. parrots are too wary ever to} Pacific and ast: hauas of Washing- | But, as, he says, we nay live'sim-}them by passengers’ heads is the | Miss, Ellen’ Stone expects to pass LT ar rae fe price le 8 bug « re . ' . ° his contes wh Je ~ 0) ol - fifteen cents per head, ~| be caught in a trap. The Indians ton for 30,000 acres of- railroad} ple, manly lives ourselves, speak- | ¢ ause of many objurgations on the | lthrough Montana. on her lecture Hag capone ce meabes eal eaiateaiaek:- Beside ‘the epen grave of Tom first watch the parrots, sometimes | land near Glendive who thinks the jing our own thoughts, paying our pas of the engineer. jtour. We don’t deserve suéh!™ tanks will Le sent to gll contestants by and naan . | : \ComP . ; lressing Crystal in the Helena cerhetery for days wut a time, until they dis-! horse bus sines’ ean be .made ex-.!own way, doing oar ow a work, | Collisions, of course, are un- | pu nishment. Go anywhere, sweet ot THE NATIONAL, HOMEMAKER 1 | I oa fey {cover their haunts. Then they |cesdingly profitable -in this state. | what-ever that may be. We shail/ known on the Wild Goose railway. irl, but-let usalone.. Go to Texas t : John Abel, the aged sexton f + co) . | ‘ | i jairl, b ‘ : AS, WASHINGTON D.C. “1% 4 dead whik filling it. in Hi smear the limbs of surrounding | Dr. W . Broo! director of rémain gentlemen, as long as We) but it is by no means an UNCOMMON | doy ric, to—wellahem! Arkansas - ~ . 3 . 8 . A e AS, : ‘ a . a - : ‘ ai ; +t ‘ ca TRONS! i assistant caught him in his arms as| tees With thick glue. The parrot Smith. Observatory and professor follow these rules, even if we hage | incident for engine and trai to be jor.to Guam. We have Bill Clark % Ss us xf t Tr zn : ‘ss | , attial. Me ‘ v » he fell. perches on th \ ticky limb ~ jof astronomy at Hubart college, io weep a crossing fora an liho ; I. |tipped over on the tundra, “They land the Helena Herald and a eh eh sine 4 . \ atit wi the N e - mitnaih aantia. . : x. ae aed pomeangpegegrer for onerentrtomar terns = —Sadaine Tt mere Sout held fast. The natives remove the fannounces the discorery-of 1 new; Dut — shall. hot —_er wren pee tight that they-are-easily +} | monumie at of other ils which a )dudging from réepor z ae birds from the limbs by the simple | lcomet. It is. in constellation Pe- |e\ in anything but the namé, if| jacked’. back- again. “There ia one, ineeds no ‘cap ‘Stane.—Forsythe rs THE. Creek” is better than Thauder| ey edie et. |\ Pager prcsaneny: PERY aaanp- shag mriebrens: rd pene lranemmaan co rman: | ap Stone. —Foraytt M i Vari Se expedic nt of cutting off their feet. gasus.. This is the 98d comet die_|* depart from these rules, thong | draw-bridg across Snake river. | \Pined. e a ountain. arious reports plte-| hor many years it was supposed | ® a soy hie athe we may be set to govern a king- erences i ing the assay returns from $1000/),. scientists all over the world |“) OY ST: Brooks. i dom. . | Trancition Period of Btoglasising. | Mrs. Mary Kuaff, of 362-East to $20.000, and the ore similar to th } nisi ieriasiclag The indications, are for high} 74 tae : . 13. | . PSL one cris eee Ss mre . ; nit the green parrot grew without | The mortal-bane—in—all this }- Slowl ly, bat surely, the. stock-| Park Alley drank carbolic acid ost that of the Mayflower. - | feet. |prices on” egyy. The western) none y worship, this toadyism and | raisor of northern Montana is be |with suicidal intent, on the 97th Subscribe for it: Send it to Friends At a dance on the 95th inal No parrot heioees been brought | States are being looked over for| | time serving, is the effect it has on | ing crowded to the wall’by the/and died in great agony on the! ai ~ % schoolhouse at Teton, Station} from its forest home alive. They |¢#@8 by the agents ef Armour & tne coul of the today and time! small farmer and settlements and/9sth. Cause, domrestic quarrels, Agent Abbot of that place was| struggle desperately when caught, i¢ 0., and Swift \& ( »» and core’ server, It calls his attention away | jt will pet-be long before the range | Husband also w shes to die. ~ - poisoned, and came near dying. jand when they find they cannot es- en eggs os likely to bring! from thie real and thé permanent Leatthe will be as searee as buffalo | : oe 3V30C—v—vNL_ w Ln: ‘The doctor believes it to have been} expe they kilt themselves. ‘They thigh figures another winter. in life to the false and the fleating. lare now.’ The large stdé¢kmen | ® IFS SS KSFEE ISLS SSL SAIS 2 5 > . ‘ es : . i. , : ' } ‘ ® | ptomaine poisoning, although | always commit suicide in the same} Louis C. Krauthoff, counsel for| It robs him of the idea that cliar- thave realized this for some time | Yn ; Abbot says he did not eat any-j| way by pecking at their breasts. | Armour & Co., says the packers|acter is the chief glory’ of man. |and in most cases have met the in-| % Rk. W. NOBLE, J. UL, WYETH, A.B. WYETH, \ thing at tne dance. i; They calinly yeck a hok through | would be gled if the people of the|Characteris the one thing whose | eyitable. by either going out of} 7 Pres. and Manager, Vice President Sec. and Treas \ ¢ ; J . ; | e i | : going he u : , . A wreck on the Great Northern the outer skin until the jugular | Unjted States would band together | foundations go down tothe svSrld’s |tyginess altogether, or changing | % \ ( between Boulder and Basin tore| ¥*i\ 1s exposed, A final peck sey- jund. agree not to eat a pound of | granite: and when tocharacter we | their inethods to fit the new condi-| QS ° up the track and wrecked several |¢?S the artery and the bird quickly | oi at, for, say they, “‘there.is nojadd culture, we come into an in- jtions. Ownership of the land is w , ‘ cars. None of the ttainmes were bleeds-to-death. The quetzakdies, profit in the present high prices.” | heritance move durable than time jnow necessary to raising stock in My . injured, but two colored hoboes| Ut never surrenders. The green | Dr. William Treacy, president jand richer than the kingdoiws of | this county. While the-rangedand WK < To s walt . ‘ | if. sci « who--were stealing a ride were less | PaTrot stuffed, but with its feet ‘of the board of health, says the | this world. is not all taken up, the..stockiman ) Noble & Wyeth fortunate. They were badly | Missing, se So. be Wyant te ee | board will hold « meeting on Mon-| ‘ i | finds it impossible-to turn his herds os - bruised and one had a leg broken, | history museums all oer the : | Phen to Save Mis Pather. loose As-in years past, owing to} ( : ' > had a leg broken. day, May 5, at which time they | mines ‘ % jonse ae Ih Years past, Owing ( world. But no one has ever sue- |' ; : “| William McCarty, 12 Fears old, 5 fant tha arly all the avyail- XS . oo ‘ k ‘ps against the Spread | the fact that nqarly all the avai ‘ 4 1} er of the Big Hol jwill take steps against the spread in % - ‘ - \ : An old miner of the Big Hole | ceeded in keeping a specimen alive! . lost his lifeat- PoértChester, Conn., | ary. <4 .n fenedd i 9 range ; ; , a , able water is feneed, and a range ‘country says he has lived ther ; of spotted fever, which ‘recently . ; ‘ fountry says he has lived there | in captivity. while trying -to save his~blind without water is a outlook 4 a
