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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-03-16
TELEPHONE.

'rhe telephone line has been completed to
Washburn and is thrown open to the public for
business. Patrons can use the wire for cOnver-
sntinns or send messages as preferred.
Connection Will, the Western Union telegraph
Go. ut Bismarck enables messages to lie sent
or received to or from all points reached by
telegraph or cable lines.
Ratas may be had on application to any Of the
cnmpany's agents ut Washburn, Wilton OF Bis
marck. or by addressing Mr.. F.. H: Walker,
Traffic Manager Is. w. 4 &. +. Ry. CO.. Bismarck.
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In the European Mission.
Mlllennlal star, Aug l5

We had pleasant visit during the
week from Elder Misoha Markow of
Salt Lake, who for the past twenty
eight months has been laooring as a
missionary In ROumania, Bavaria and
surrounding country n great part OF
the time alone. Elder Markow Is a
linggust OF no mean order being able
TO converse freely In seven different
languages. and although banshed from
his field four or five different times, the
success which has attended his labors
has been highly gratifying he having
led twenty-nine souls into the waters OF
baptism He has had good health all
the time and returns TO his home feel
ing that the Lord blessed him album
dainty while IN the mission field
accommodated. This Is 10 certify
that IN a council of the Elders from
Zion. laboring In the Aalborg confer
ence in Denmark, with President Rich
ard G. Miller Of the conference, Presi-
dent Anthem L. skanohy OF the Scar
dinavian mission and President Fran
els NJ Lyman Of the European mission
present, the latter presiding Elder
James g. Nelson OF Rockland Idaho
L. S. A.. was accommodated from the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lattter-day
Saints. for fornicatlon and other UNI
christianllke conduct
Elder Hyrum l.. Rlgby OF the Liver
pool conference writes from Horwich
under date Of the 18th inst, reporting
the baptism Of nine honest souls at
Wigan last Sunday. Elder Joseph Eek
ersley Of the Liverpool Office baptized
three Of them--hs mother, sister and
her husband--while for the others the
ordinance was performed by Elder
Oscar r. white. sister Eckersley Is an
invalid. but on being baptized she was
able to walk without assistance some
thing she had not done for upwards Of
a tWelyemonth
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GOOD WORK IN EUROPE.
A Spiritual Awakening Noticed In
Germany and Great Britain.

The following is an extract from
letter from Elder Joseph Eckersley. at
No. AZ lslington, Liverpool England, to
Elder L. John Nuttall. dated August
18TH, 1901.
| am pleased 20 be able 20 say that A
good NORA Is being accomplished by IN,
Elders In the European mission. par
ticulary Is this true Of Germany. where
the harvest appears 10 be ripenlng.
President and Sister Lyman are doing
a glorious work on the continent. hun
drcds OF investigators are nocking 10
the meetings. and the spiritual gifts are
stronsly In evidence the glowing re-
ports sent 10 us by the conference pres
iuents Nh our hearts with heavenly ioy.
President Lyman and exchange Letters
very often and the encouraging epistles
he writes confirms the reports given
that God Is working among the people.
There seems 10 be an awakening in the
British mission and our hearts swell
with gratitude and praise that the la
bors OF the Elders are productive OF so
much good Yesterday / had the glorl-
Gus privilege % baptizing my beloved
mother my sister and brother-in-law.
The former has been an Invalid for
some years and has not been away from
the house Tor eleven months before YES
terday. and ne; able TO get around AZ
al without assistance, but after hap.
usm she walked alone 10 the carriage
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Why Boston Has No Strikes
An Arbitration System That Settles All Doubts Rate.
Work is Begun
luulnnnJ1nnnIu nnnnn.-.

Boston.-The method OF preventing
strikes and lockouts which has been
tried for ten years In Boston between
the Master Builders association ana
the workmen has been absolutely sue
cessful In every respect says VIM. II.
Sayward, secretary Of the association.
a former member Of the legislature.
The system was adopted ten years
ago. The basis Of the system Is the
form of arbitration" which was pro-
posed by the National Association OF
Builders, and has been adpoted here by
the Master Builders association on the
one hand, the association Of working
men In the building trades on the
other.
The employers take the position thai
II Is for the interest of both parties
that the workingmen's unions should
be recognized. Therefore, 1t Is preferred
that men join the labor unions. With
this known as the policy of the en-
ployers, the union men cannot object
II non-union man is found occa-
sionally upon the work.
Another fundamental idea Is that the
interested sides to q question shall set
tie 1t for themselves, and that no out
side interest shall come In to draw men
off into strikes. There shall be no
sympathetic strikes. 1t is further one
OF the essentials that the representa-
tives of the two sides shall have abso-
Lutte power to settle disputes and there
a. - 4 -.
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that was waiting out doors nave
preached the Gospel IN much plainnesss
10 all our relatives and have inaue
friends Of them all. The spirit OF uie
Lord has been working nightly upuh
my kindred ever since my arrival ana
more OF them Will yet receive me los
pei. AZ the meetings held at Nlsah
yesterday about 100 persons were pres
ent, and we had glorious manlIesta-
tlons Of the presence Of the Holy Ghost,
| thank the Lord that the DrethIeh
were moved upon TO call me on tnis
mission, my Joy Is greater than my
ability to express. My cup Of gladness
Is full TO overlooking, and ] Joyiuiy
dedicate myself 10 the service OF the
Lord forever rejoice greatly that !
have been called to work with Presideht
Lyman in the office, and am doing al
can to know the win Of the LORD ana
do II. In gratitude for all the Father
has done for me and with love ana
blessing for all the brethren, l am
your affectionate brother
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GOOD WORK IN GEORGIA.
The Elders Find Many Friends, and Bap'lle
Some Converts,
Success Arouses the Hatred Of Enemies
MIssions "a the Hands
OF Mob.

Elder Levi Nelson writes from Kirk
land Ga. Aug. 81;
Since our last conference, which was
held In Vienna, Dooly county, Ga, May
26th, we have extended our labors
through several of the counties IN south
Georgia. Considering the prejudice In
the minds OF the people, We have met
with considerable success having led
quite number into the waters Of bap-
tism. As a rule we find the people of
south Georgia TO be very hospitabe and
kind and In general are willing TO al
low Others to enjoy religious liberty,
although we find exceptions, as has
been proven recently.
on the 10th inst. myself and COM
panion encountered a mob which was
organized for the purpose OF breaking
UP a meeting, to have been held at
Wildwood, small railroad town, in the
southern part Of Ware county. APP
pointment having been made the week
previous, the religious fanatics OF the
town called mass meetings for the pur-
pose OF organizing their forces, and de-
termine the course TO pursue to hinder
us from accomplishing our purposes.
Upon entering the county to I'LL the APP
pointment, we were surprised to learn
that our enemies had spent the day In
search OF the Mormon" Elders. and
for a pretense were ali the while en-
quiring for stray negro doing this
10 keep our friends OF their guard And
while making our way through the
woods We were taken In hand by two
of their number who proceeded TO In
form US that we could go no farther,
and that harsh means would be em-
ployed If necessary, TO hinder US from
teaching our doctrine 10 the good PEG"
pie OF their town. While being held in
suspense, awaiting the gathering OF
their forces there rushed upon US a
vicious looking individual with bouliers
In his hands, and for time II appeared
as II We would share the fate Of right
eous Stephen, but his heart failed him
and he put out In search Of his col
leagues, leaving us with the three of his
associates who were well armed with
shot guns and rifles To their dissatis-
faction. before the arrival OF their gang,
company OF our friends. learning Of
the condition Of affairs. put in their
appearance and were successful in free
ing US from the villains They collect
ed their forces and spent the remainder
of the day rending the air with shots
and wild yells. and bitter cursngs of
"Mormons" and their friends. As
portion Of the town appeared 10 have
murder in their hearts, We withdrew
from the county, feeling that We had
done our whole duty.
We feel to rejoice In tribulations,
knowing that the more our enemies
rage against the truth, the more the
honest In heart become friendly to us.
We take great pleasure In perusng
the pages OF the "\eWe"
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STAKE CONFER ENCES.
Box Elder stake.

The quarterly conference Of the Box
elder stake Of Zion was held In the
Bingham tabernacle Sunday and Mon
day Aug. 25th and 26th. There were
present on the stand Sunday morning,
NJ. f. Cowley Of the Council Of APP
postles. The Sunday school children
occupied most of the room In the as
sembly hall and took a leading part in
the morning exercises Stake presi-
dent, Elder Chas. Kelley, presided at all
the meetings. Elder j. ID. Peters, Stake
superintendent Of Sabbath schools, took
charge OF the morning exercises, which
consisted OF the following:
Opening songs BY the children and
prayer by Bishop p. NJ. Hansen.
The blessing on the bread and water
was repeated by the children In con-
cert.
An exercise was given by the Sunday
schools of Bingham City, on the Artl-
Giles Of Faith,
Superintendent T. II. Blackburn re-
ported the condition Of the school in the
Second ward
The Primary departments OF Brig
ham Citys schools gave an exercise.
superintendent Nels Jensen reported
the school Of the First ward.
Elder r. NJ. Cowley explained the
need OF the children having know
ledge Of God. Spoke OF the nature and
attributes OF the Godhead
Superintendent Peters spoke briefly
on the work Of the Stake $. S. board.
Counselor L. A. Snow pronounced the
benediction.
At p. m.-Elder Chas. Kelly called
the large congregation 10 order and
prayer was offered by Bishop Lars +.
Johnson.
While the Sacrament was being ad-
mlnistered, Elder Kelly read from the
Goth sec. Of the Doc. & Gov. regarding
the duties Of Church members
Elders Elias Jensen, Victor Madsen,
and Fred hotter, sang the song school
Thy Feelings"
The General and Stake authorities
were presented and sustained
Elder NJ. J.. Cowley delivered most
interesting discourse. dwelling more
particularly on the Sacrament OF the
Lords supper. IT, meaning and import.
Monday morning the following Bish-
ops made brief reports Of the condition
Of the Saints In their various wards,
which was very favorable.
A. Goodliffe Of Snowville, 2. Durfee
Of Beaver Elder c. w. Richards OF
Fielding spoke on the importance OF
setting good examples 20 the young.
Elder j. d. Burt. president Of the
High Priests quorum reported that his
quorum was In good working order.
Elder l.. A. Snow read from Sec. 4.
Doc & Gov, regarding the duties OF
the Saints, and made some comments.
Elder oleen N. Stohl said he was
Tratified and thankful TO know that the
Mutual Improvement Association Of the
Stake ranked among the first in the
Church.
He advised the young people 20 quail
ify themselves 10 become school teach
ers.
Elder Cowley spoke on the workings
Of the deceiving spirits who are abroad
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a decision Of the Joint com,t.
may be thrown out OF the asa ]
~ 'ase tue Workmen refuse 10 abi6ot
ne neSijbon OF the committee thew ma
Elther side may refer matters % -
JOINT committee, and, after tbe "
mittee reaches conclusion n uuu
mus mat conclusion TO each assoot ,eiD
Tor its government ''''auo
The National Builders associa...
an advisory body. of which ~
WPrd Is secretary, and II mnresso. "a!
OF ~ iocal constituents the desrahnii
OF making advances to the woryin!
men unions, recognizing them o., -
outset and inviting them Ia ronos,nt.
ana cooperate with the emnlovers9 w
sOciatlqns. One OF the obiects 20 90
association Is to prevent any matter ,
mutual concern from reaching the stns
of grievance. '''s
Doubtful points must be- settled n,
fore any work Is done. The Boston NO,
pie came home from the convention
ten years ago determined Ia mt q.
system upon trial. Mr.. Sayward "a
dressed letters 10 the different hulldln
trades--the masons, the carpenters m
painters, the plumbers and SO on-urs
ing them to come into the moyemen
An Immediate response was made h
the mason builders, and he urged Inc,
TO effort so that they immediately nd
dressed the bricklavers. the STONE mo
sons and the building laborers, tellln
them about the plan for nyoldin
strikes and lockouts. They laid m
matter before their unions and favora
BILE reports We're received. The hoist
Ing engineers came in and the hos
plasterers were able 10 bring in thel
employees. Other trades, such as IN
carpenters, have not vet come IN.
Mr., Sayward believes, because az thel
conservatism. But enough have entere
into the system TO control the sltuato
In the building trades and 10 max
strikes thing Of the past,~New Yor
World.
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In the world. Read from the Doc. &
Gov. explanatory OF the order OF the
Priesthood; gave a word OF warning
TO the young about their actions to-
wards each other; and showed how the
blessings Of heaven are obtained.
At the o'clock meeting Elder Bar
nard White related some Of his early
experiences In the church and spoke OF
the need of parents keeping their child
rem under their jurisdiction.
Bishop p, M. Hansen Of Manila, spoke
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Went To Visit His lister.

A. ], Cottingham went to Washing
ton county, Ark. TO see his sister an,
while there was taken with tux Cdy
sontery) and was very bad on. lie de
cided 20 try Chsmberlalns Collie. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and was
much pleased with the prompt cur
which Il effected, that he wrote tn
manufacturers letter In praise 0
their medicine. Mr.. Cottlngham re
sides at Lookland. Ark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
TEXANS INTERESTED.
Elders Laboring In That State Re.
port Good Success.

Elders Frank r Knowlton and Angus
y Fillmore write from San Antonio,
Texas. August 2lst
W are now working in the city Of
San Antonio. which Is the largest city
In the state. We are having very good
success IN the spreading Of the truths
OF the Gospel among this people. and
have had comparatively no opposition.
all the officials Of the city. Some are very
much interested IN the teachings Of the
Latter-day Saints and believe we are
going 20 be able TO do a good deal Of
good among this people.
The short time We have spent In the
field has been the happlest Of our lives,
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ChyERea lN7TEZ-4GENcz|
IL 49, i AZ :.

We hope we will always feel the same
in bearing our testimonies 10 the people
Of the restoration Of the Gospel and 70
the divinity Of the mission OF the
Prophet Joseph Smith.
The News" Is always a welcome Wis"
itor and does much good among the
people
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Well Treated In Texas.

Elders o. Kortchner and John +, Per-
klns, laboring as missionaries In the
northwestern parts Of Texas, In com.
muncation dated Clarendon, August
26th state that they are well treated
By the people. The cowboys are very
hospitable and kind to strangers.
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RETURNED MISSION VARIES

Elder II. NJ. Lau. Of Soda Springs,
Idaho, returned Aug. 2Sth, from a mis-
sion In Germany, TO which he was as
signed Feb, 18th, 1898. He labored
principally In the Hamburg conference
In Germany, and In Hungary, with Ell
der Markow, and suffered Punishment
with him. There is now branch in
Hungary OF thirty-one members with
prospects Of many more. There is but
are Elder In Hungary al the present
time though the field is promising
one.
Elder John r. Baird. OF Brigham City,
returned home on the 29th OF this
month from the Eastern States mis-
sion for which he was set apart on the
2lst day Of June. 1899. He labored the
first fifteen months in the East Penn
sylvania conference, and the remand
er Of the time he acted as counselor to
the president OF the mission. with head
quarters al Brooklyn. He says he has
had an enjoyable and successful mis-
sion.
Elder H. A. Petersen, Of Logan,
Cache county. who has presided over
Tue NNIlSlldNlt conference NOlWhNs lOr
the last two years, returned home on
the 2sth OF this month. ~ was set
apart on the 2ist day OF March. 1898,
and took charge OF the conference
shortly after his arrival in Copenhagen.
He has been travelling good deal,
looking after the welfare OF the differ
ent branches, and preaching the Cos
pel. He says he has enjoyed excellent
health. and that the work all over Nor
way Is progressing nicely. The Saints
enjoy religious liberty. and many come
t. listen to the testimony
Elder a. W Palmer. Of Nephi. re.
turned on the oath Of this month from
the Colorado mission. for which he was
SGT aDart on the 9th day Of October,
1899 lie has been laboring most OF the
time IN Lincoln. Neb The balance OF
the time he Travelled all over the mis-
sion He says the prospects in that
field are very bright.
Elder Franklin Z. Seal. Of Riverton,
salt Lake county. returned home Oh
the 2sth Of this month from a mission
10 Great Britain, for which he was set
apart oh the LIST OF September. 1922 He
has been laboring In the Bristol con-
terence during the entire time OF his
absence. The field he says, is in IA
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favorably OF the Saint. !.
a beautiful selection M ~ bis ward.
members Of the choir was sung
course n,ser M NJ =, T, cowley delivered +,
testinonotn me manner Of ob,e p 4 d
thS ori,v and the need Of 'S Siyinng
OF the Gospel OF Christ we ordlnanc
Bishop L. N. stohl was offered
NEPHI ANDERSON
Stake Clerk.
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Elder Lorenzo Llch In a letter dated
McCammon, Idaho, August %, reports
that he was set apart, Dec 6, 1899, to
perform mission In the Southwestern
states. He was assigned to labor in
the State OF Texas, In the Austin con-
ference, whore he labored as a canvass
Ing Elder for eleven months. Then he
had an attack Of the chills and fever
and he was transferred TO another field.
So he went 10 the ST. Johns, Kansas.
conference, where he labored until June
10Th, 1901. when he was assigned TO
labor In the Office at ST, John, Kansas.
He remained there until August 10Th,
when he was released to return home,
because Of continued ILLNESS. He states
that he made many friends and in
yestlgators and had the privilege OF
leading some few down into the waters
Of baptism
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF UTAIl
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eral Thorough, and Practical Education

The Agricultural College Utah offers thorough
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eering Manual Training Mechanic
tic Arts also Preparatory Course.
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chemical biological meteorological physical sophysics
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library thoroughly equipped
cial additional instruments machinery
The faculty numbers 81 The fall September IT, 1901
For illustrated catalogue and other information address
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LOGAN UTAH
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fairly good condition, considering tho
opposition the Elders have met with.
Elder Alba Stuart. Of Uintah, Weber
county, was set apart on the 10th of
August, 1899, for the Northern States
mission. He has been laboring In the
Minnesota conference all the time. He
says he left that conference In a thirty.
ms condition. Two Sunday schools
have been organized, and the Elders
find many friends. and some converts
are made. Elder stuart returned home
on the zith Of this month, feeling well
In every respect.
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Elder Charles T. Hirst Of Paradise.
Cache county, was set apart on the eth
of June, 1899, for the Northern States
mission, He has been laborlng In the
Wisconsin conference, where, he says,
the missionaries are doing a good work.
He returned home on the Path Of this
month Since last March he has pre-
sided over the conference.
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Elder Daniel Rasmussen OF Mt Pleas
ant was set apart on the l4th Of June,
1899, for a mission to the Eastern states.
He has been laborlng in the New Eng
land conference all the time. He re-
turned home on the 22nd Of this month,
after an enjoyable and successful mis-
sion. He presided over the conference
the last thirteen months,
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Elder Samuel j. Parrish, OF Center
Vile, Davis county, returned home on
the 18th Of this month, from mission
to Great Britain. He was set apart for
that field on the ith Of August, 1899,
and he has been laborng In the Shelf
field conference all the time. For the
last year he presided over that confer
ence. He says he had excellent health
and that the conference Is In a good
condition. although progress Is slow.
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Elder Thomas NJ, Mumford, Of Esat
Mill Creek, Salt Lake county, returned
home on the 2Srd OF this month, from
mission TO the Northern States, for
which he was set apart on the 7th OF
June. 1899. He has been laboring In
Chicago, Rockford and Decatur, Ill.
He reports good progress in the mis-
SION
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Elder Delbert W Parrote. of this city,
returned on the l4th OF this month from
a mission to Great Britain. for which
he was set apart on the l4th Of July,
1899. He has labored in the Noting
ham conference, where, he says, he en-
joyed his mission very much.
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Elder Hans A. Johnson Of ovid. Ida
no. reports that he was set apart on
the 9Th Of January 1900 for a mission
o.the northern states, and that he was
assigned to labor in the Minnesota con-
ference, where he met with fair success.
al the Elders, he says. are energetic
workers. He returned home on the
18th OF August. 1901