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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
LINCOLN.

July 81. j.. PicKit and family leave
tonight for q visit with relatives at Fer.
gus Falls. : - -
Miss Buckley Of Sank Centre il visiting
her aunt, Mrs. D. A. Chisholm OF thin
place. rs ST - It.. >>-~ Il
C.. A. Neal has secured employment al
brakeman on the N. p. -.> -
The Heath party have broken camp
and returned to Little Falls, after a very
enjoyable outing. +
Rain ipterfered with the program fol
the 4th. A well attended dance va.
held in the Woodmen hall in the evening
Our boys played ball at Rail Prairie
Sunday and got beat. II some Of them
could got as many curves on the ball a.
they do on the English language in ex
planning how it happened, they. would
be in line for league positions. o.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

BE July One inch at rain With a ac
comDaniment 81 wind and afurious BON
bardmeut q thunder and lightning
II what Pike Greek experienced early
Thursday morning, July 4.
~ Mis- Polly Knnsls viii leave for Mime.
apolisin the near future, where she viii
remain through tie summer, [.
There's no nee trying TO pump some
people unless you know how to handle
them. @ ID. :s: s.s ss @
Nj. and Nn. +. Ring~elski visited
Little Falls Wednesday. s.. Psi.
John. Reh has commenced building hia
Kitchen. . 1...- .*5 IS. !, i. c.. s.
Potato bngs are 80 plentiful that it il
hard 70 bring them usder control.
J. Polaschevski Is doing some breaking
for himself. s. m : ST., s.. s4.5
The new guide boards are up and they
will be great help to travellers. !. ::
Paul Richter and son. Frank we're in
Little Falls Saturday. -H5 ,
The summer looks ont from her bra.
|sen'tower. through the flashing bars Of
july ~. III t9-<sy' ..%5,y2.7 M. ) !:
Anton Weber and daughter Anna
visited at Little Fails Saturday. 80 =
Z Miss Frieda Koenie Of Little Fall,
visited Pike Creek friends Sunday. ,.s. :.
Vincent Trsebiatowski and Mics Anna
Berendt Of Little Falls visited with Mpe
Berendt's relatives Sunday. . J. p
The school board Of District ~ will
meet July goth. ~ Z, a, $50. j, =
John Reh and children were in Little
Falls Monday.
Complaints are numerous OF too much
rain interfering with the cultivatiug o.
corn. - Fl. .. &c.:
Among the curiosities of collecting il
the fact that 1901 cents now bring
about $40 in the coin market. Under.
stand 49,.
Miss Polly Kudel left for Minneapolis
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Weber left for Little Falls
Tuesday; where she will be at her for
mer work at the paper mill. I -; =
CollMuN1cATED-The latest in Pike
Greek is q hay fork in HermannWieland'l
~
barn. He put it up all himself, and did
not need carpenters from outside. HI
10 q pretty good hustler. He was also
the first man who got up q crew to haul
milk to the creamery: -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
GRAYflylllf

June 24.-N. Ridlon left Monday for
Wisconsin where he will visit friends
and relatives. - $500 $50 =
Mr.. and Mcs. John Brooks of Little
Falls are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Barnhart.
Vinia Aubiu va. the guest Of Della
Ba.tien Sunday. =. 49,: 1881. .
Bobby Lablanc OF Oak Ridge was
here Tuesday. ).
Cnas. Gravel has fine piece Of break
ing done.
Mrs. Agnes Gotta was q Little rails
| visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Derosier was in Little Falls
Wednesday. .:ss..
Wilbur FOSTER Of Oak. Ridge was Wis
iting bic sister, Mrs.. F. Barnhart,
Thursday. =,
Christ Gakin of Oak Ridge was
caller in the city Wednesday. ...
Mr.. stubbs loft for Chicago Monday,
whore he will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wood returned
!, Tuesday from Brainerd. Z
Many Of our people spent the 18th
at Rich Prairie. -.
Mrs. Morgan returned home from
i Little rails Thursday. =.
A. Derosier returned Monday. =
sMr. and Mrs. Haskins Of Little rails
ere the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A: 8.
Barnhart. - FL. x &c. - =:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

. The city board of equalization
made few changes. B. Burton was
reduced from 44,500:to ~ 400 on
goods aid merchandise i. Burton
raised from $S, 900 to 5000 On the
same, The Great Western Clothing
Co. was raised from $500 to 5000.
The Kiewel Brewing Co. was raised
from 5000 to $3.50. Paul Bahr
was reduced on stock from $3.50 to
$3.50
The assessment of ]. W. Jarboe
reduced from $500 to 800, of the
Kiewel Go. from 1866 to $1156,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
NORTH PRAIRIE.

July 7.-Half of our congregation went
to st. Cloud Sunday to witness the lay
ing OF the corner stone of the Polish
church. IL s. .z y ~ +
Fourth Of July celebration was held at
the residence Of Nick Burgrah, "
The erection Of the new creamery was
begun last week. !. s. := :.s
Miss Julia Grybeck left for Walker
Wednesday. ....ssss
Among those who will attend, to
summer school &C Little rails are No..
Lixsie Gundek, Thos. ]. Trutwin aad.
stephen ]. Mrosla. 81. t.
John Barton visited bic parents. 8s.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
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CO.. GOllf.


IS Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and son
johnny, 81 Nashua. Ia, are visiting NJ.
and Mr.. ]. W. Scales. &
Mrs Eben Heath visited relatives In
Monticello. NJ v t. s.. ..ss 81 1.
Clearance and Vida Bryant visited rel.
atives ct Monticello and Buffalo,
Wright county. *>. II. 81 /: s. ss,.. ! &
Mn. stuart 10 visiting her daughter,
Mn. Frank German, ct Buffalo, Wright
Co. E e. E. y. ... TIFF. +. zs :.
Miss cec,le Haywood Of Mia neapolis was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. ~Chas. Roth. U.s. j.
Mrs.. G. e. CLARK Of Bemidu visited hsr
daughter. Mr.. g. r. Richard. z - s7s'ss
W. R. Hyott was down from Walker on
visit. :. 90 ". -,.$ 4 ssz sss,Esy -s
Geo. Gordon il visiting the Pan-American
exposition. :; ~ = IT. d.
Bernard Barton visited Hastings RELATIVES.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Whitfori Of Long Frat
RTE visited relatives here. rs =
Mn. Addis Dumont returned to Staples
Wednesday. accompanied by her sister. Lena.
!, Miss Mamie Smith. who has been the guest
OF the Misses Duclos, left for Alexandria. &C.
companied by little Luslla Duclos. :' =. : &"
Mrs. Jos. selliek and daughter Jennie are
back from visit in Southern Minnesota.
Miss Sadie Dugas hos returned to st. Paul.
Miss May Plants 10 here from Fargo on .
visit.
". n r Mathiaaon and mother. Nre.
Parr, visited in st. Cloud.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
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July 10. Miss jennie Bensen . home
from Minneapolis,
y Those Of Brainerd Who spent the 4th
here were: Mr. and Mrs. Gust johnson,
Emil Norquist and family, NJ. and Mr..
Pete Norvniet, Aunis Anderson, Ellen
Peterson, Emma and Louie Runquist. {.
Miss bertha Peterson will leave for
Minneapolis Sat urday. & is III #
Died-Sunday, Mr.. Hannah G. John
son. Of heart disease, Her funeral was
bsld Thursday Afternoon from the Swed-
|ish Congregational church and was we'll
attended. z III. ,ss..s. +: &
Miss Alma Nelson and Jennie Kulan-
der returned Saturday from Brainerd,
accompanied by Ars. Regina Alden.
Mise Hannah Naenuseon and Thilda
sundeen vent to Little Falls Sunday. n
!. Mr.. Weetgrund and daughter, Anne,
went to Little rails Saturday. "
Guet Nelson and son. Ernest, and Mol.
vim Kulan Ter went to Little rails SAT-
urday. '5''' (: ~ II so ':... !, z
Andrew eamuelson and Rasmus Haa-
son wentyto Littls Falls Saturday.
. Born-ro Rev. and nrs. J. John.
son, the 18th, a son. j IA
Rev. Belin returned from minneapolis
Wednesday. ~''S'''>'' Z -" -. ~.
Miss Ellen Anderson 10 working in Elm,
Dale. -
July 11.-Peter j. Gregerson was
hurt on the Fourth by the explosion OF
q small cannon he made. He was ta-
ken to the hospital at Little rails. DR..
Fortier removed the pow der from Greg
erson's face, and his eyes will be saved.
He was discharged tlom the hospitel
today.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
MxvlllE.

July THE Langole and Graham
boys played a.good game of bah SIM
day at q. 20. Buckho ut's place. Score
stood eight to nine in favor Of Langola.
III. H. Hollsnbeck visited with h,s
brother Sunday at Royalton.
Mrs. Jesse Skinner visited Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. An
drew Thoen. ~ -.
T. B. McCulloch is hauling lsmber
from Pierz for new barn. ..
July 7-School closed Friday in Dist.
No. FL with Alice Payne 40 teacher aud
she returned Saturday to her home near
St. Joe.
julius Payne and Edna =Bosworth
drove up from st. Joe Friday and visit
cd the school Of the formers daughter
and returned Saturday. ..
Rudy Baumgartner 10 hauling lum'
Der Tor his new house. -..<
]. A. Mowan drove ont from Morrill,
to spend the Fourth at D,xville. II =
The Fourth proved almost q failure
here as it rained about ell day. There
was quite good crowd got here for tht
dance in the evening. II :G,.< -,~. { !: o.
Report of school Dist. No. ~. for thu
month ending July Z. 1901:
No. Of scholars enrolled. ,.........,.
Average daily attendaace......:....:.:.....1s
Names OF pupils not absent: Gordon
Buckhout, Joseph Barthol, HERMAN
Barthol. g.
= Names Of pupils not tardy: Philene
Duckhout, Obbie Buckhout Gorlor
Buckhout, Joseph Bartho1. Herman
Barehol. Ida Keehr, Mabel Keehr, A ic'
Keehr. Rose Weise, johnnie Yormier ant
Josph Yormier. ~>@ J
Names Of visitors: Mines. J. Kellogg
7. Lamb, H: Backhout and A.. Keehr
Misses Edna Bos~orth, Nellie, Skinner
May Cievslsnd and Tresa Kellogg ant
Mr. J. G. and F. E. Payne. p
Miss ALICE PAYNE, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Frank Rodney the we'll known
mason, formerly Of this city while
going from the home of bis wife's re-.
. latives in St. Joseph, Stearns county
to st. Cloud Thursday morning last
week, was set upon by two tramps
near the stenger farm. Rodney got
away, ran into farmhouse, got q
rife, but the men were gone when he
got back. The tramps were caught
by the police. Il. !" !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Ars. Martha Murphy paid 1885
in Justice Collins court Wednesday,
the result Of striking, Katie Gembeski,
q domestic employed by Jos: schrie-
Der, on the head with q teakettle, in.
flicting q bad scalp wound.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Harry Little, Who has been run
ing the Antlers hotel barber shop,
left Monday to take q position at
s.. Paul., :~.... - , ,.:z =.
Jas. Gotta, the veteran barber, has
}rented the Antlers shop, and will run
it in connection with his East side
shop, having q competent asset ant
in charge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

II. B. Orcutt, for many years a
prominent citizen of Benton county.
who moved to Idaho several months
ago, has discovered q gold mine, and
organized a company to develop it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
hloI'l.f|:Y..5.

July 8W. y. Wolf has been doing
some cruising near Akeley for Bonnsss
Iof Brainerd.
B Born-Fo Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Horn.
.of Cass county, July Sd, . son.
Motley will have q newspaper-Thss
Citisen Mn. 8. A. Ward Win have.
charge 81 the local editorial work. Not
Icy has not had a;paper for ten years,
aud the nov enterprise will b Of value
IN booming our growing village.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Nichols and Mr..
and Mr.. G. H.: Nichols have returned
from a visit at the old home in:east-
ern Maine. They visited the Buffalo
exposition on the way back. :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Nineteen head Of sheep Belonging
to IT,. Mathieson were killed by No.
5,west bound, Tuesday afternoon,
near P. w. Hayes''p1ace
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
mn

July 9-rhs Fourth NJ Gu sbratsd in
good styIeat !. ,ook,a plsos On.
Sullivan Lake. lee cream aud cake
wery served There wass Is foot rare be-
tween @ E. Look and Mls. Buchert,
Nrs. ,. winning. Nj. Wilson: and txo!
heavyweights made q daring attempt
also, but failed. although that was not
what. caused Mr.. Vilspn Is lamp in the
lake the Same day. Oh. no! Ask him. .
W. B. Cook says be spent the Fourth
on the 1ond between here and Little
rails. That's ali right, NJ. Cook. {. !.
VIM. Lynn has quite we'll improved
his homestead. They were prevented
BY rain IRON going 60 Mile Laos lake
the Fourth 80 ate ice cream and straw
berries At home. \: .S :S5:.3 I. IS 8,
David Sims believes in building fences
while tamarac poles are cheap.
Mr.. Wilson went to the rails satnr-
day to meet his daughter, who will
stay with him this summer, and vas
agreeably-surpfised to And. .hts little
seven-year.o!d son with her. Three
children are with Mr.. Wilson now, the
rest Of the family win arrive later On.
Mrs. VIM: Buchert and little dangh-
ter ofsouldse. Colo, visited. swsek !.
with Mr. D. sister, sllrs!E 70. +: Look
Of Plsttss Ne. Mrs D. tahkss tl,s
country, ana says III Is right exespt
the mosauitS r. y 4 I'D "a .yf ], 81 !. 81 q
:. c: E. aud I. s. i ook hsvss H.
finest fold isseso,zzs ia - ortisen z.0o.
IT, four feet high. p vs. ~ sSssss = "
Mrs. L.s5P.serord bas - nine 5eehoie,g
apple tsses1raised from j seed planted
in March, now one foot high Mrs.
F. thinks the soil and cHnate ven
adapted to fruit j raising. and viii
give it q trial. ~ &C ..j :, > -
F. A.. Johnson took fish to tho
rails this week. he, is we'll known
there, ind mist BE- % something besides
fish that taxes him there, a. he 10
working Oh his house.s Al right Mr..
j., We want good, neighbors and
more sof them: *s ..:S @@'7s
Mr. Wilson Was over alter lumber,
ALEC looking Tor cats, found two. and
went home rejoicing. =: >.
". "A. Cook and wife. win visit the
rails this week to negotiate a loan
on his property. +squaw Point.
T. g.. Look and ". 4. Wilson will
visit the rails this week, to have some
town and county. matters adjusted
a. the. town board hare been running
wild for . long time. We vant few
more hustlers and We will have good
schools and roads. = Z I.
Mr.. Wilson is building an addition
to his house. - :, , r. ',+> ''.'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
GREEN : Il, PRAIRIE.

July 6.-Wm. Siegel, John Gillow and
Mr.. Hammesbeck were in the Falls Satur-
day. sss " y 5.-s
Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Anderson were
ct the Falls Saturday. s ..-z..s
Lew Robinson spent the Fourth at the
Falls. 4; .z >z:s
BornT Mr.. and Mrs. ". Mccarthy,
on the 18th, q son. &. !.
b Mr.. Miner has moved up to Fort Rip.
ley, to the Whitney place.
Pete Anderson moved into his new
house last weeK.
Peter Anderson had the bad luck 81
loslng . horse.
Vi. Koskie went to town Saturday
with some cattle.
Mrs. NorberR went to town Friday
with eggs and butter.
Money! Money Money! We hay
9 3lnrge amount: 81 money 70 loan ou
farm lands &c low rats.
,x3loloR& scIALLrlNsI. ].
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Andrew Lasetzky of Flensburg is
is in the county iail, under charge of
grand larcency: Laeetzky was in.
dictsd by March grand jury, but was
not found at the time. Sheriff Tan
per has been tracing him, and found
him at Duluth Friday. The prisoner
is charged with getting 5000 from
the First NIL. bank with which to buy
potatoes. He sold the potatoes, but
didn't account for the money!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Frank Smith, in jail at St. Cloud
for stealing q horse, 10 said to be
Ben Smith of Burtrum, wanted for
selling NOR tagged property.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Mrs. F, II. Shepard has gone to
Washington and will visit on the
Pacific coast for several months for
the benefit of her health.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

DERGHE1M 81 CAMERON. Attorneys and
ID Councillors at Law. Notaries Public,
Examination ofland titles. probating OF e.
tatee, collections. real estate, loans. All bus
mess attended to strictly and energstfcally.
Correspondence solicited. O0ces, g Buck
man Block, Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

The Pine Tree Hose Go. No. 1 has
challenged any other. hose company
in the city, to run within 9 month
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

John Billstein was elected court
house ianitor for the coming year,
receiving four votes to / for 4. Cor
mier.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Born-to Mr.: and Mrs. W. J,
Pratt, July 9th, q son. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

The Hennepin paper mill begar
making paper Tuesday. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

The home Of Mrs.. NJ: Denis was
the scene Of a family reunion Sunday
afternoon in honor Of the venerable
Peter Brick, sr. OF st. Cloud. About
two; score OF Mr.. Bricks child
rem and grandchildren were pres
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12
1s C. D, Garner of Anoka ID acting GO
night operator during Nj. Me- augh-
ren's absence in Canada. B N.

Mrs. A. Sumner entertained
Fridaysafternoon in honor 81 Miss
Ruth Woodward Of St. Cloud. % $ Y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-12

Lake beauty, came home last week.
MARRHD-at Little Falls, Wednesday
July Sd, Oswald Wittke Of Elmdale and
Miss Laura simons OF Two Rivers. It
was quiet wedding, but an important
affair since Mr.. Wittke is one Of the lead
ing young men of Elmdale. He is at
present a member Of the board Of edr-
cation, also Justice of the peace, and is
respected BY every one. Mn. Wittke il
also we'll and favorably knownsin ELM
dale, and We are pleased to have her be-
come q member Of our society. n fact
she got q good husband and be got q
good wife. The bells did not ring for
them until Friday evening, whom Z par
ty (and it may be that Mr.. Wittke might
have been found with that party in the
|past) won't out 10 serenade ther. Tho
music was good. and could Be heard for
j. great distance. Their large circle Of
friends wish them well for the future.
Misses Kate and Annie Chehoun 81
Eswanville spent the Fourth in Elmdale.
John Stewart came homo from Brain
|erd w Wednesday. 5s..s5.
b Simon and sophia Geek came home
from Culdrum to spend the Fourth.
Next week Elmdale will have 9 nav
Hera ! d corresponds Hereafter the
office will not be found on ST. German
street, but any items Of news LIFT with
rs will Be forwarded 70 the reporter, il
brought in time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-18
Case of Miss Belaguer.

At the direction Of the governor, Pri-
vate Secretary Aull has written Gov.
Gambler, of Georgia in the matter of
the demented Miss Belaguer, trans
mitting letter from Superintendent
Babcock OF the State Hospital for the
Insane. He adds: You will see
from this chat this State is under no
legal obligations to care for this un-
fortunate woman, but if she is to be
refused shelter by the State Of Geor-
gia, for hImanity's sake South Caro-
Ina Will give her the best treatment
she can. Gov. McSweeney directs me
to say in this connection that we have
in our hospital several patients who
were citizens Of Georgia when receiv-
ed, and he would be glad to know if
Georgia could not make provision for
her own unfortunates and thus relieve
Us Of this care. y
DR.. Babcock in his letter to the gov
crnor says: In the matter Of Miss
Belaguer now in custody Of the police
of Atlanta, it does not appear that
she is now resident Of South Caro-
lima, and hence she has no just claims
upon this State for support, but if the
laws of Georgia afford her no protec-
ton We will do as we have done in the
past in similar cases-receive her and
give her the best the State Of South
Carolina provides in her State hospi
tai. The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-18
Census of South Carolina.

Washington, Sept. 1o:-The census
bureau today made public bulletin
giving the population 'by sex, nativity
and color in South Carolina.
The figures are: Males, 664' $50 !;
females, 6755. 421 Foreign born. ., o2o !;
white 5557, S07: colored, 1S2, oo9. All
the colored people in the state are ne,
groes except 81 Chinese and III
Females are slightly in excess in
South Carolina, the percentage beng
49. IS males and 5o.5 females. The
population is practically OF native
birth, the foreign born element repre-
senting but four tenths of ten per
cent of the total population. Over one
half or 59.4 per cent, of the popula..
ton are colored, practically ali OF
whom are persons Of negro descent.
The figures for Charleston are:
Males, "a, 2l8, natives, and nd l,314
foreign born. Females, %. 991, ma,
tives: ], ,2lS foreign born. The total
male population of the city IS %, :,
592. of whom ,0l0 are colored and
the total female population 3D. OF
whom 1859 are colored.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-18
Seventh National Bank.

New York, sept. 1.-THE announce
ment that indictments had been hand
ed to Judge Lacombe, in the United
State District Court, by the grand jury
which had been investigating the Sew
enth National Bank created some In
terest in the Federal District Court
this afternoon and led to the report
that officers of the wrecked bank had
been indicted. The grand jury hand
ed up the indictments at noon and
Judge Lacombe said that he would
issue bench warrants for the persons
indicted.
District Attorney Baldwin declined
to say who had been indicted. Later
in the day he denied that warrants had
been issued for any officer of the Sew
enth National Bank and added that
the grand jury had not yet finished It's
deliberations in the matter.
The guarded statement Of Assistant
States Attorney Baldwin that no war
rant had been issued for any officers OF
the bank and that the grand jury hao
not finished its deliberations In the
matter did not set at rest the story
that indictments against some one
connected with the bank had been
found. According to information ob.,
tanned late tonight the grand jury hao
handed down three indictments IN the
Seventh National Bank case. Accord
ing to the same information no ar
raignment of the persons named III the
indictments Will be made for several
SayS
it was stated today that the reor-
ganiatzion plan of the Seventh Ma
tional and had been completed, ano
that the reorganization committee was
going to Washington tonight to meet
Comptroller of the Currency Dawes
and lay the plan before him for his
sanction.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-18
STATE FAIR NOTES.

Arrange your plans to attend the
33rd Annual State Fair at Columbia,
Oct. 2Sth to Nov. 1st.
If you have anything to exhibit at
the State Fair send to Secretary Hollo-
way, at Pomoria, S. c., fora premium
list. DO not delay.
The premiums offered this year at
the State Fair have been greatly IN
creased and competition will be sharp
Be sure to get premium Est at once;
Farmers bring or send the frult OF
your labors to the State t ar at 20
inmbia. Oct. 2Sth to Nov. lst, and YOU
need not exclaim, as many are heard
to do every wear, = can beat that. >
Exhibitors, especially of field crops,
can exhibit at the State Fair and from
there ship to Charleston for exhibition
also. Arrangements can be made with
this end in view. a~s@