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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Su berfanfen.

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lilo slfer 9roBe Sarm, pou beren 50 Slider
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
'Stdblerite Sicberbeits Sin=
.terIeaSbebdlter.

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per SeiIerssefabr. Der llnorbnuns llnb BEN
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'gdnt tut So bas SSabr baben fann. Mer=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
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&entudD nod gu iibertreffen berfpri9t.
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burbe por ;etli9en Sabren bon 2anbs
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iiber bic S6bfe flieferten. sipsi 8samfe
bes @eulogif9en Bureaus gnbe 1898,
unfdnsft nurbe BON. Generals afbz
amt cine ndbere gei6reibuns Der 9Db.
lenrGume ,publiSirt. .31s.9 h34 A2a
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tdldgmtttf9en 5ormationen finbeu
fi9 audi in abtefer 51ble.E l@ie fne
.aber bon enter 10 tuittberborens @d1ns
bait ainb INIT ~fplSartem Gaderpert osef
if4midts bob ~fedeinaiB. in ibrer Mrt
Ibaitehsn, 9@s ertftanb biss aus ,birs
men. lid treiiaenben WSerr BON farbos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
! 6Efu treiIer &nlnmn.

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T&i4ter: r9ann finbe i9 ben
,@usbr,ld besreifIi9 unb foliage
einen 8erglei4 ppr!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Sfiebri9e Naten our SuTaIp
Nan=N mericau.

Die stidel Plate G%iienbabn uerfauit ,sobr=
tarten So alBersewObnlid niebrisen Pr.iien
mad Suialo ilnb suriid, siltie fir 10, Is
uno 30 Gage. Wesen Ndbersm unb iiir
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
din Dhiluuttrrnu.

9err: nBas orseln Sic bspn bier
felt elmer Stunbe Dor benz 3udtbaus.
,sibt's ba pas9"-O + eborgIe
.lpirbepoD: ngaein, bas tbue i9 aug
Menffenliebe!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

! 3ritunnsbrridlt nnnn 1000.
Gls auriofum lei erpd1nt, bab iid
unter ben %sneibunoert 8etperbern UNI
bic 8iireermeiiterfteIe aud 5pei
m GnnIi6e befanben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Gnft lei Dn,tk!

PantoffeIbeIb Gin 3ooloz
eii9en 8arten bas &rofobil betra9>
tenb): rGott lei Sant, fol9' Munoe
inert bat meine Nlte benin bod mod
nihti"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

"~Ss HlVG sNI4t IIftD&& W9HI3n ~
hnIs observation-disclosures Isua OF dilut
'ittHsllnA aid ,usfai naenuussg lsds
stifta@ n9rsigot I'D aIa ,fsastnsfgd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

SSu y ! " Is e nSu SIII
gansona, oberbalb 2ueano, S6peia,
Iebt als Yd9ter zines Suites Elm 84iGbs
rigr 8reis,, Seremias Maeftrtni, Der
cine iiberaus aablreibe Na9fommen=
f4aft bat; &inber, Gnfel unb urentel
bes mod rIIisen 4lten. Der biefen
Winter cine heftise 2unsenentsiinbunq
NIT Slid iibsrftanben bat, bilben baa
nette Sriipp6eat BON Ill peripnen. Gr
bat it9 gana jung nit einern 15idbrigen
MdD9en perteiratbet. Oie nun 56r
idbrige gbe near unb lit cine febr slid.
lihe, NIT elf &inbern sefesnete, bon
bsnen sebn, adt SD9ter unb atpei
S0bne, am 2eben iinb. Siefe limb, mil
Musnabme elmer Sp9ter, ale perbeiz
rntbet unb baben SO &inber, BON benen
Is geftorben finb 1,rb 70 fi9 better Sc
funbbeit erfreuen. ginige Der gnfel
bes alien Seremias finb audi tpieber
berbeiratbet urb baben ibm Bis our
Stunbe 1S llrenfel gebra9t. Ser quite
Mlte lit elm brnper, um 1einer Jriebz
fertisteit urb unentpesten @rbeitfamz
felt niGei IberaI germ gefebener
damn, Der fid's CUR Gbre unb als elm
Slid anrebnet, als Patriar9 auf feline
liz Na6fommen bIiden au f0nrten.
yre- 3abl perl DDtte, Die
I'M oersansentn Sabre in Jrantrei9
lgetOotet tpurben. belief 5i6 auf POI,
barlHter bier frGftige3 WDlfinren, e
ertpaeh{ene unb 100 iulge MDIfs po<
fiji. $4,000 als prdmien beaablt muir
ben. Set 1882 iinb Iberbaupt 1856
folder Haubtbiere perni9fet iporbea.
Set stD6tf Sabrer TT rtur Elm einsiger
Wolf, Der Menfaen iansdulIen bate,
ieet0Dtet1 n.ains.5 3dnhai1 sI!y
STE @96nbeitf .ber16ruu
idIBena Die 8etpobneri Der Ganbpihs
,tnfeln mad ibrenn Getpidte.s Ser Chi
neie perlangt bel Der Grau ,mibseHals,
tete tJiBe uni, f9Dn 56parae 53G6ne,
Gin MGb9en ,muB .Iep9tenb bimmeE
blau %tattptptrt fein limb eirefl Rita
bnr4 Bic Nafe trdgen, UNI ttnem Sibs
Zee Snfuldner al gefanen. '@er56teoene
afrifdnif9e &0nise legen @epi9t barr
'rauf, tbdB ibren 8rduter bic 53dbne
.fdsenartis ausefeilt tuerben. r9slrAIl
u RId fpdnber2elr aus Mmes
rtta fomrner. CUR 3eit In betrd9tIider
sSdbI biirh Berlin. Dies iinb meiitens
Hutbenen, MumGnen. Serben, 8ulaas
rem u. +. IN; &uFen finb nidt barunter.
tit inbeb friiber fhon, beoba9tet
ipprben, cbab bieie 2eute, ipel9e aus,
Sebniu9t sur 9etmat6 bic peite ReiIe
unternebmen, bnuernb bod ni9t tpieber
in europa bleiben. 8innerr sSabress
fritz febren lie mad Qmerifa aurif, fol
lieb ibnen AUDI bas 9%eimdtblanb ietn
mno. HlfiE}7 ss1.113 llhi3I i
w GarIosaS pieIz|
3 nj, ,er5ielte i'm lebter, Sabre elm
@infom1mel BOT, $46OO,OCO.
hlisben $2,4O0,O00 na9 sb>
3ug aller Spefen als &etnsetpinn fir
pte unternebmer. t.i $50 ~
pie 6 inipob ne + a 81 BON
81. PETERSBURG q beldnft ii9
aa6 ber leBten 3Gbluns i'm DECEMBER
1900 auf 1,439,O00 SeeIen, bas ers
}tbt fiir bas lebte; SabrSebnt cine iGbrs
ide 3anabme bon 10000 Seelen.a re-
@ erfanbt ,bpnnMobz
aus Mlabama unh GenneFee
xxIs.E r. ILL fXo on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

fpet T ots,u m finbet n,ansinsMfses
rten, 5rantreiA, in bier beridiebenen
3onen. Cine berfleBteren ifl25,Neis
len lang. 80 AL ,y,,,- =,
Gin b.pllfo IN propor.=
tionfe.ter 30 q n n sfonte aIff ie
ae6n, Son aDrperlanse 20 Big 20,
Pfanb tpiegen. -.
his ,9abtsr Ser @tr.a,t.ss,
;Benb abnp.asen bat man, In
9olparatfo, @iibdrnerifd, NIT autsm
GrfoIde ifrquen dratffeIf. biQnelIQf !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

G@@ !t1euG WSe iBD W11H faIdf ag9
.ttaifSitfea9 nsdesf9ii aaiRSiasHIfdUI
1a5a a1dis@lana slaid siai@ iaad tie
Nnn oil ifs'ifsa ,ns6fam a75afni9asanE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

III clFisirH Yld nQI ri 3nnW
SAD 9nlEsnsiiIari& sin 5siant9 a35
.gs31ou ty6l3I1 61aoT ai6nt0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Rfe rd1la,ae an

Der @utsbefiber 3pidelba9 lou dns
,ldblih elmer Reife bes 2anbesfiiriten
bur4 bei1en allerb0aiten 8efua auss
geSei4net tpsrben unb. bat bespegen,
neben anberer, entipre6enber Detoros
tion. cine md9tise Sabnenitanse aufs
fteIen unb cine naselneue Slasse in
ben 2anbesfarben baau anfertisen lafs
len. 7I az lJG.
Der entf9eibenbe Sag nabt unb un<
ter Snbel unb 8epunberuns Der gam
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

sstigsaifiD t~a1n9ln9i4d Ms nulqr dim
snntI si}sif and nj Al ,ns3f03m4 0al
iiatia- saonS silnfa f9sl ari1 isalas
.sTofa s1el aad iaaissa iaaSs5fadaiM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
iiG1fasn p o q 1

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~ sias0 az siilt3
! sniMsIailIma6 ainnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

'tsIGatd ON 1sga0 l3NIaa 006 mss
o0of$ls5laadnn9 nib
.aginiAl3a0 snis!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

N "HF'Vt IIIVHuIIs ,NI0H3ut
,hss aiasd3t nai@ ,dii0i iaalspnn nsal7l
neg d~2iisl1oulegsdf 9itliG9isl9 uis dai
sfHsl s1au nseIoW ssiI97iiHs naasldasaiG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

piNia4R HaIl
81
.nafsds 81
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14

II stuck to nay engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with. PAIN" writes G. w.
Bellamy, q locomotive fireman of
Burlington, Iowa, 81 was weak and
pale, without any appetite and all
run down. AS was about to give
up, Z got q bottle of Electric Bitters
and, after taking it, felt as we'll as I
ever did in my life" Weak, sickly,
run down people always gain new
life, strength and vigor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guar
anteed by 3. 3. Price. Price so cts
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14
A Convincing Answer.

II hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's
drug store one evening"" says Wesley
Nelson, of Hamilton, Ca, and he
asked me to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with which l
had suffered for long time. told
him had no faith in any mediciue
as they all failed. He said: well, if
Chamberlain's Pain Balm does not
help you, you need not pay for it,
I took bottle of it home and used
it according to directions and in one
week I was cured, and have not
since been troubled with rheumatism.
Sold by all dealers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14

NSSSNO ~ sO0<asS0s = sss StsssSs
To all who desire to prepare for
the coming Institnte, either for the
purpose Of enlisting in tho work or
raising the grade OF their certificates.
thus preparing themselves not only
for longer terms and better salaries
but for broader spheres Of usefuiness-
as we'll, desire to say that l will
conduct . twenty-week's training,
school for teachers and pupils, at Pro-
tenn. beginning Jan. IA, 1901.
L desire to say. further, that classes
will be organized in all the subjects
required for first grade certificates.
and in addition, classes will be organ
ICED my of tho following subjects.
for which there may be demands:
Higher algebra. plane or solid geome-
try, plane or spherical trigonometrY.
physics, biology, geology. chemistry
rhetoric, Eng. literature, history
Epg. language, etylnology.
For further information write A. j.
HICKS, Prin.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14

Persons who suffer from. indiges--
ton canuot live lsng. because they
cannot cat the food. required to-
nourish the body and the products-
of the undigested. foods they do eat
poison the blood. II 10 imortant to,
oare indigestion as eoon a. possible.
and the bcs. method Of doing this IL
to use the preparation known as.
KOdol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digcsts-
what you es: and restores all the di-
gestive organs to perfect health.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14

the shafts and smelterS OF the Arkan-
sas aud Missouri zinc mines. In the
Agricultural building we will have q
wall display, feature Of which will
be mosaic map 40 feet square show
ing the six states crossed by the Fris-
CO line. The ms. will be made up
of various agricultural products each
arranged in an appropriate manner
and each showing the section of the
country they are grown in. For in
stance the corn growing section of
Missouri will be outlined in corncobs
aud the coal district in coal"
DR.. David L. Day, superintendent
of mines and mining, returned to
Buffalo yesterday from Washington
where he has been organizing and
collecting portions Of the exhibits
which are to show the mineral re.
sources of the Western Hemisphere.
DR.. Day said last night that the min
eral display of the Pan-American
Exposition would include all that the
United States had Oh view at Paris,
with many added specimens from
fields but recently discovered or
worked. The petroleum exhibit, he
said, would be particularly large.
comprehensive aud costly and would
include samples of oil from the newly
discovered Lucas field in Texas.
Each display will be marked by .
label telling the entire story of the
exhibit shown. For instance, a gold
nugget would bear card relating to
clear and concise language the for
nation aud general physical charac-
teristic of the quartz, the process
by which it was mined, its quality,
the place where 1t was found and the
commercial uses to which it may be
put. A photograph showing tue
source or location from which each
specimen was obtained also will be
SuOWus Luz w VII 9PttOO "a VuO VAAASo
building not taken up by cases will
be utilized for geological maps illus-
trating the formation Of the Western
Continent in as far as it relates to
miueralogy. "In short" said DIR.
Day, "each exhibit must tell a com.
plete story. There will be nothing
missing. nothing lett out if we can
help it."
Beside those of the Western Hemis-
phere, mineral exhibits will be shown
from Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philip
pines aud Bawaii.
DR.. Day will remain in the city un-
til Wednesday when he will go to
Cuba to superintend tho gathering OF
tho mineral exhibit in that island
Later he will make tour of the
Southern States for the tho same pur-
pose. An agent for the Mines de.
partment is now on the Pacific coast
collecting specimens there.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14
souri Pacific on the Same terms a. he
has the rest of the road,

souri Pacific on tho Same terms a. he
has the rest of the road,
The north part of the scheme, how
ever. is still in bad shape on account
Of Dallas county unless there have
been developments Of late which are
not known here.
It is quite likely that the White
river railroad makes provision for
coming no further than Marion.
county in order to let Springaeld
known that her southern trade might
be cut off unless large, juicy. bonus
IL forthcoming.
Little Rock 10 Gould town pretty
much the Same rs Springfield IL .
Frisco town. The Frisco is now
threatening tho Goulds at Little
Rock the same as tho Goulds are
threatening the Frisco at Springfield.
Both lines have stubs running into
northern Arkansas, aud the Goulds
could not get into Springfield any
quicker than the Frisco could get
into Little Rock.
President Yoakum IL now in. New
York, and it is understood that the
northern Arkansas situation, ~ we'll
a. the shop removal question, are
things which the directors are going
ever.
Vice President Warner of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, the man who hes always
taken the stand that Springfield 10 .
good town to run railroads into, has.
just returned to st. Louis from New
York and his first action was the
launching of the White River rail-
road.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-02-14
MORE RAILROAD NOTES.

Work on the Berryville railroad
has been pushed rapidly during tho
past week, with the result that about.
one-third Of the grading 10 now COM
pleted. Mr.. Finney, the engineer In.
charge, 10 authority for the statement.
that the present force of workmen At
the present rate of progress can COM
plete tho grading in so working
days. Judged by the work already.
accomplished aud the money ex--
pended, the cost of grading aud tie--
ing the road is going to fall we'll.
inside the original estimate.
A Hot Springs dispatch. says: "The
Frisco is making survey into Hot
Springs aud will complete the survey,
in 80 days. The road will no doubt
be built from Harrison, Boone county,
intersecting tho mining regions Of
north Arkansas aud crossing the
Choctaw railroad 20 miles west OF,
Little Rock.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-29
MONEY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Superintendent for Powell County
Shows How Daily Inheritance
Tax Was Divided
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Deer Lodge, Aug. 29.-Miss lnez Ell
lott. superintendent Of school for
Powell county, has gone to Helena where
she will attend the state institute.
Before leaving she gave out the appor-
tionment of the inheritance tax received
recently from the Daily estate. This
county's portion of the tax was $1O,-
5OS.64
The apportionment was based upon
the school census and the following
amounts went to the several districts Of
the county:
Deer Lodge, district No. 1, $500. SO;
Race Track. No. ,, $439.3O Snow Shoe,
No. 8, $1S5.15; Ophir. No. 4. s1l1.3O Pho
neer. No. Z, $325.95; Bradley No. 5, $1os 35
Ovando. No. II. $325.95: Washington No
II, $21S.25; Clear Water, No. 10. 1273O;
Helmville, No. Is. $572.40; Strickland,
No. IS. $16695; Woodworth No. 49,
s14310; Garrison, No. 20. s2S6.20: Quinlan,
No. p, $357.75; Douglas, No. %, sl6695;
Hoover, No. 25. s222.60; Sun Set, No. 26,
s111.5o; Elliston, No -, $so2.95; zosel,
No. %, $262.35: Avon. No. %, $3S955;
.Coloma, No. 81. $151.O5; Gold Creek, No.
33. $27S.25; Riverside. No. 81, $19S.75;
.Blossburg, No. SO. s71.55; Nevada Creek.
No. Al, S174.90; Salmon Creek, No. AZ,
$230.55; Stanley Creek, No. 49, $1S2.S5.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-29
WILL CARRY SCARS FOR LIFE
Great Falls Boy Severely Injured by
Explosion of Can of
Especial to Inter Mountain.)


Great Falls, Aug. o9.-John Brodeck,
is years of age, was severely burned
about the face and body by the unex-
pected discharge of a can of black pow
der, into which he unknow;ngly threw
burning match.
Nearly all Of his clothing was torn
from his body, and he is in a serious
condition.
The young man was sitting on the
bank of the river near the Portage cut
off grade, on the north side, watching
a number Of his companions, who We're
swimming in the river
After lighting a cigarette, he threw
the match into a clump of bushes, and
in a second a loud report was heard
Nd the boy was writhing in pain on
the ground.
The match had fallen into a can of
powder Which some careless workmen
had left after blasting work for the
grade
The sufferer was removed to his home
at Seventh avenue and Nineteenth
street. where he was attended by
physician.
He will carry the marks Of powder
in his face for the rest Of his life.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-29
ROBBED WHILE HE SLEPT
National Park Workman Has an I'm
pleasant Experience at
Livingston.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)


Livingston. Aug. &c. P. Edstrom,
who has been working in the Nationa.
park during the summer, came to Liv-
ingston and INDUCED in celebration.
He had with him pay check from the
government, the piece of blue paper call
ing on the treasurer of the United States
to give up $3.50 To the order of Mr.. Ed
strom.
Seductive fluids of various kinds soon
put Edstrom out of the running, and
while he was sleeping peacefully an en-
terprising individual went through his
pockets and found the check, with which
he quietly walked away.
Edstrom awoke in the course of a few
houls and discovered the loss. He noti-
fed the authorities, and the banks We're
given notice OF the theft.
There are other places in town, how
ever, where Uncle Sans checks pass
current, and in the evening al unknown
young man presented the check at the
counter of Rome & Gooch's place. and
asked for the money on it.
MIR. Rome was on duty, and all Ed
stroms look alike to him. SO he promptly
cashed the check, the man indorsng it.
Edstrom came a'ong shcItly and laid
claim to the check, telling his story. or
course the check was not given up.
1t is in Rome L. Gooch's safe, but Ed
s.rom put up a suit of clothes for S. and
started for the park to secure proof that
il was and is his own check.
He offered to compromise with Mr..
Rome-to give him part of the money,
but that manner of settlement was not
AgYeea BILE.
The man who cashed The check is UNI
known here
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WILLIAM FLANNIGAN N, MINER,
VICTIM OF ODD ACCIDENT.
HITS LIQUID NITRo-GLYCERINE
Fearful Explosion Results, and the
Unfortunate Man Is
IS.
Badly Torn and
-
Mangled.
Especial to Inter MOuntain,)

Great Falls, Aug. 29.-Wtllam Flann-
gan. miner, can, if he RECEIVERS, boast
of having been through a nitro glycerine
explosion ana having been blown 40 feet
Or more. Al present he is in the hos
pital, ga NV dstigured.
The accident which laid Flanagan low
was peculiar one, and his friends are
wondering how it was that he was no.
blown to fragments, instead of being
only battered and bruised.
1t has been the habit Of Flanagan.
who is an old miner. to soak explosives
before using them. The other day, after
having warmed up some giant powder in
can of water over the fire, he took out
the powder, intending to blast with it,
a little later, needing the can for some
thing. he poured the water upon the
ground.
The water formed a pool where it was
poured few minutes later Flanagan
carelessly took up a pick and drove it
into the ground and through the pool Of
water.
Instantly there was a terrific explosion.
Flanagan was blown 40 feet, and the
pick has not been found since.
The place where the water had ex-
ploded was torn out to resemble a small
cellar. The debris was scattered all oyer
the surrounding scenery.
Flanagan was dangerously wounded
about the head and face and it is feared
internally injured.
The sight of his right eye was totally
destroyed, and it is probable that the
sight of the left one may also be lost.
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A. Moss Of Missoula,


Directors-S. Dinsmore and f. NJ
Tucker of Missoula: w. IS. Harlan Of
Como; McClain Carlton and c. c. Will
lis of Plains: John Sears of Corvallis
Robert Jameson of Victor.
The object of the union is to secure
proper and uniform sorting and packing
of fruit so that buyers can absolutely
depend upon the quality and condition
of fruit shipped under stamp of the
union.
Following the adoption of the con-
stitution and bylaws, Swan johnson
was appointed business agent of the
union to handle fruit intended fer ship
ment and make sales of same for foreign
buyers.
A committee comprising J. o. Reed.
c. c. Willis. w. b. Harlan, c. f. Will
Jams and A. l.. Stone was appointed to
prepare handsome exhibit for the fruit
display to be held in the near future at
Billings.