'i'iie ucjinen PatrioK s l'.eue\o
. at and Social soviet;.- v. ill 11. -i this
evening :.t i . 1 j o'clock.
>\\.i j: to la" npproa,'.. f the c'n:.:u
:aa holida; : he l!('!|iiiu ?.'irde of
ICiaK -s OausshUr.- will not meet this
a'ternc-on ,-.s usual. I>ue not! e of the
meeting1' will i>e Riven after tl holi
day.". All who ;ntend to nako > ontrl
butions to the baskets for the poor are
askeii to send the articles to the home
of Mrs Mercer Hall, '.'31 S Kaet Hroad
Street.
10.000 DEER KILLED IN MAINE
Itrcortl for Till* \ far'* lliiutlti;; .sen
?<>n About Kqunl to the
\ i prngf.
l;.\N? ;< >r:, M." December IT T<m
thousand deer are believed t<> have
been killed in 'his .State du.rag the
hunting season that closed at sunset
yesterd:iy. Thin is about equal to the
average annual kill.
Only eighteen hears have beei,
brought here this season, compared
v. ith seventy-two last season
ion i:i,k Kii.i.im tUTsiDi-:
\Ki,i.o\vvri)M: natimnai. I'AIsk
' Hy Associated Press 1
1.1 1 N't IT> ?N. MONT., December 5 7.
-?Hunters estimated to-day that 400
elk were killed just outride the north
ern boundary <>f Yellowstone National
i'arl; during tlie last two days of the
hunting season, which clos.-d last
night.
Heavy .snowstorms of the last week
drove hundreds of the ell; from the
mountainous regions of the park into
lower altitudes, where the hunters
were waiting for them.
