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151 ; ;WEEK 6 ;7 , 16 Beginning Next Tues y The Mineral Independent Will Appear on Tuesday and Friday of Each Week An Up -to -Date Semi -Weekly Owing to the many im- portant events in the world's history as well as in Mineral county and wishing to furnish our readers with all the lat- est hews in the quickest possible manner, we have decided to give our many patrons an up-to-date semi-weekly newspaper. - The Policy Will Be the Same The policy of this news- • paper will be the same in the future as in the past to boost Mineral county and home in- dustry first, last and always. The purpose of its existance was to serve the people and its growth has been steady 'and normal. Our Endeavor Is To Serve Since our initial bow in the journalistic world a few months ago we have received many words of commendation and encouragement both from our patrons and state press, and it is the promptings of an honest endeavor to serve that decided us to furnish a live newspaper in your homes twice -a -week. Good Printing Quick We have the largest and best printing plant in the county, fully equipped to turn out first - class book and job printing of every description and quantity. No job too small or too large for us to handle. An Instructive and Useful Premium to be Given Away A Beautifully Colored 6 -Page Geographical Wall Chart Showing the Latest Map of Montana, Also a Map of the United States and Europe This Wall Chart and The Mineral Independent - for One Year $2.00 , 6 6 a1 -County None SEND US YOUR PRINTING ORDERS / 9 The Mineral Independent 151 CARD PARTY One of the pleasing social events of the season was the card party and. dance given by the Catholic ladies at the Redman hall last evening. Tourna- ment whist was the main feature of the evening, there being 16 tables in all. Mrs. Ross Hargrave won first ladies' prize, a hand -decorated plate: - Charles Augustine won first gent's prize, box of stationery. Mrs. Guimont and Joe Charette won the consolation. prizes. A dainty repast was served, after which the balance of the evening was spent in dancing. The ladies cleared a . generous amount, owing to the fact that the Odd Fellows kindly donated the hall after their regular meeting. SUNDAY BALL GAME DRAWS BIG CROWD - The ball game Sunday afternoon be- tween the Superior Wonders and Slab Pete's Muckers resulted in a victory for the latter by a Score of 15 to 12. The game was fast and furious and was attended by a large crowd of inter- esting spectators. Undersheriff Hoffman went to Missoula Monday, evening, return- ing this morning with W. B. Gra- ham, who will appear beforethe district judge today. Superintendent F. E. and E. S. Barrett, attorney Milwaukee, Monday. MYERS ROBBED On Saturday morning, the 15th inst., Thomas Myers, employed with a Mil- waukee extra gang, who was riding in a boxcar, was held up between Su- perior and Albertan by four of his fel- low -passengers and his watch and money taken. The miscreants were apprehended and brought before Jus- tice Franklin, giving the names of James Kelly, Ray Taylor, Ed Moran GRAND JURY The Grand Jury is composed of the following: J. W. MacDon- ald, Paul Westfall, Jacob Krulatz of Superior, Thos. 0. Kay of St. Regis, Jas. Miner of Cobden, Mr. Flynn and Geo. Gerrity of Alber- ton. and Joe Ferrill. They waived prelim- MISSOULA LAWYERS inary examination and were taken to jail in Missoula. Monday they appeared before the district court and Judge Duncan appointed J. R. McClelland to defend them. A deputation was en- tered into between the county attorney and Lawyer McClelland to plead the case on the evening of the 22nd. WOMAN TO WARM SPRINGS Dr. Fred Fulcher came down from Saltese Friday with Mrs. B. McGee, the young woman recently sent ,to the Wallace hospital for treatment. Her mental condition not improving, she was committed to the hospital for the insane and taken to Warm Springs by Sheriff! Riberdy via. the Milwaukee Satur- day morning. a were business callers fishing trip up Trout creek Thurs- „ day. for the George Krulatz returned from AT SUPERIOR With the calling of the grand jury and other ceunty matters being at- tended to this week, Superior has put on an extra air of commercialism. The grand jury empaneling is progressing nicely and will undoubtedly be com- pleted today. Several prominent law- yers from Missoula are present, among them being E. C. ,Mulroney, appearing for the county commissioners, Attor- neys Whitlock and Parsons for special clients, Charles A. Hills, attending to matters pertaining to the county attor- ney's office, and A. J. Violette. SUNDAY SERVICES OVER THE COUNTY qup^-;^-• Eichts.c! 1.2C fr .,. Preaching at 2:30 o'clock. Alberton: Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Junior League, 3:00 p. m. Epworth No. 2 League, 7:00 p. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. No. 84 Quartz: Sunday School at 2:00 p. Cobden: Sunday School at 11 a. m. No. 26 St. Regis: Sunday School at 10:30 No. 83 111 SHERIFF'S SALE Sadie McDonald as Executrix of the Estate of Edna H. Wilkinson, deceased, and Devern Wilkinson, doing business under the firm name of DeVern Wilkin- son Company, Plaintiffs, vs. Torino Mining Company, a corporation, De- fendants. To be sold at Sheriff's sale on the 24th day of July, 1916, at thg hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court House in Superior, Mineral County, Montana, all the right, title, claim and interest of the Torino Mining Company, a corpor- ation, of, in and to the following des- cribed real * estate and placer mining claims, situated in the County of Min- eral, State of Montana, to -wit: The Nevada Placer Mining Claim, Torino Placer Mining Claim, and all water, water rights, ditches, laterals and flumes appurtenent thereto, or used in connection therewith. All situated on Torino creek, said real estate standing on the records of said Mineral County, State of Montana in the name of the Torino Mining Company, a corporation. ED. F. RIBERDY, 7-8-16-22. Sheriff. TIME CARD MILWAUKEE West Bound No. 16 Olympian Arrive 1:05 a. m. No. 17 Columbian ” 3:35 p. m. East Bound No. 16 Olympian Arrive 5:25 a. m. No. 18 Columbian \ 3:59 p. m. S. C. Ray, Agent. NORTHERN PACIFIC East Bound 64 Ar. 1:43 p. m. Lv. 2:03 p. m. 0 Sundays due 10:05 a. m. West Bound 3 Ar. 1:52 v. m. - Lv. 2:12 p. m. 9 Tuesdays due 12:45 p. m. C. R Bullis, Agent Low Round -Trip Fares to North Pacific Coast and California's Expositions Dates of Sale and Return Limits Stopovers II Round-trip tickets to__the North Pacific Coast are on sale daily to September 15. Return limit October 31. , Round-trip tickets to California's Ex- positions on sale daily to November 30. Return limit ninety days from date of sale, not to exceed December 31. Stopovers are allowed enroute within final return limit of ticket. Travel the Northern Pacific way and enjoy the maximum of travel comfort afforded by our splendid trains and equipment. You can travel either water or rail from the North Pacific Coast or Portland to San Francisco including the new coast -wise GREAT NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP line between Astoria, Oregon and San Fran- cisco. Meals and berth included. If you are thinking of a trip it will pay you well to call and talk it over with us before you decide. C. R. BULLIS, Agent Iron Mountain ern Pacific Ry. •
