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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27

Did You Low They'd plead GUILTY.
siuskogee Phoenix; Regarding
the much discussed BrOsius repori
officials OF the Dawes Commission
have this ta say:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-27
LET PARIS SEEDING.
A New Apple Amply Worth Propa-
gatInK.

Lem Paris was IN town again from
his Catale farm ana brought sample
OF Seeding apple originated on his
place. IL Is large fine apple and
Just beginning to mature. Mr.. Paris
expects TO propagate this variety, He
also had some Wild grapes aud seed
ling peaches that were fine.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
lASAlLE

Rev. and Mrs. Wylie were calling
in LaSalle Saturday.
Misses Carrie and Adah Ellis spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Will Lyons OF Greeley was in La
Sale one day last week.
Miss Belle Faris Of Peckham was
visiting friends in LaSalle Friday
and Saturday.
The Misses Coil and HAYWARD
spent Thanksgiving at their re-
spective homes, Greeley and Boulder.
Mrs. Lulu Houts of Denver was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. C..
Harrington, severa; days last week.
Miss Bessie Beattie entertained a
few friends at finch Thanksgiving
evening. Refreshments we're served
in Puritan style.
H. A. Denison returned to Denver
with his daughter, Mrs. Lulu Houus,
the first OF the week, where he
expects to spend the winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
ELWELL

Will Clark dipped his sheep last
Monday.
T. L. Davis and wife entertained
The Davis family Of Pueblo over Sun.
day.
Nrs. August Rosenow is recovering
rapidly from the fever. The nurse
has been dismissed.
The third little daughter was
welcomed at the home Of John Sloan
and wife last Saturday.
Stokes Redbaugh was home for the
Thanksgiving vacation, returning to
Boulder Monday morning
A tine soprano and bass have been
added to the church choir by the
coming Of Miss Leo and Clyde Davis
Jehiel Shull, who has been in
Kansas for three months, returned
last week and is visiting Elweil rela-
lives.
George Dunn and wife entertained
relatives and friends last Friday
evening, celebrating their first we'd
ding anniversary.
Miss Ella Noble is now at Denver
to stay few weeks. The "Friends'
gathered at her home thursday even
Ing for jolly farewell visit.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
4 UCTION BULLETIN

Thursday, Dec. 3. At E. D. Persons ranch
miles east and half mile south of Fort Col
Inns. Cattle, horses. and farm implements.
Friday, Dec 4 At Harness ranch, T:mnath
IL good young mules, cattle, machinery. etc.
Saturday, Dec 5. AT John Dwyer's ranch, s
miles northwest of Brighton and miles south
west of Lupton, cattle, horses, mules, and farm
implements.
Wednesday. Dec. Q. At Scott kents ranch
10 miles northwest of Greeley, horses and farm
implements.
Thursday, Dec 10 Al John Moser's, miles
south Of La Sale. dairy cows, heifers. steers
and horses.
Monday, Dec. IA AT John Anderson's miles
east of Ault, horses cattle. hogs and imple-
ments,
Thursday, Dec. Il, At Peter T Pcterson's, !.
miles east of Ault horses, implements and
household goods
Saturday. Dec, la. AT l.. S. Springer's mile
south of Windsor sugar factory, horses, cattle
and machinery.
COL. G. p. kEMAERER
The Noted Farm Stock Auctoneer OF Greeley,
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
EVANS

Grandma Friedlenbere is reported
on the sick list,
Mrs. Hattie Reilley OF Denver IS
visiting friends in Evans
Charles Lambert left tuesday lot
his home in Boston, Mass.
The Evans town board Is having
extensive repairs made on the town
ditch.
Rev. o. A. Petty and wife OF Gree
lev we're calling on Evans friends
Tuesday Of this week,
John +. Jack, who is visiting ms
daughter, Mrs. Spriggins at Grand
Island, Neb., is seriously i'll.
W. F. Smith was the happiest man
in town Thanksgiving. No turkey,
but fine new baby girl arrived to
stay.
The NJ. E. church will hold its
quarterly conference this afternoon.
Rev. Pheitfer OF Denver will deliver
the sermon.
Mrs. G. r. Park has returned
home after pleasant week spent
with her daughter, Mrs. Or. 3ovaId
of Sterling.
Bruce Malonee and James Wolk
have made quite an Improvement
with their paint brushes on the post
masters house this week.
Grar dina Huffsmith celebrated heI
eighty-third birthday Thursday, A
number of her friends and relatives
enjoyed the day With her.
Tuesday closed up the beet weigh
ing in this section. About 500 tons
remain piled in front Of the scales to
be hauled over to the factory.
Rev. Fisher of Bombay, India, is
the guest Of his cousin, j. 81. Parker.
Mr.. Fisher delivered quite an inter
esting lecture in the NJ. E. church
Sunday evening; subject, mission
Work in India
Rev. Stlllman and wife were very
agreeably surprised Thanksgiving
evening by a number of their friends
coming ia on them. Ihey took Witn
them an abundance OF good things to
eat. The evening was enjoyed by all.
The W. r. c. ladies met Tuesday
afternoon and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. j.
s. Dunbar, president. Mrs Nellie
Beeson, S. Y. p Mrs. A. W. Rick
ard. j. V. P: Mrs. L. c. Young,
treasurer: Mrs. X. Kimsey, chaplain: ::
Grace Carson, conductor: Eta Young,
guard; Gertrude Flint, patriotic in
structor; L. A. Herriott, secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
HighIandIake

Clara Bodkin was Rose Hinkle's
guest Sunday.
Byron Howard Of Longmont was
caller here Wednesday.
Charles Johnson Of Liberty Hall
was caller here Sunday.
William Paul and Mr.. Duffey were
Mount Zion visitors Sunday.
Miss Stack and Miss Lynch were
Liberty Hall visitors SUNDAY.
Claude Munson was here Friday
and attended the c. E. social.
Brit Boatmen of Berthoud was
Charles Bodkin's guest Friday night,
Some of the potatoes in this local
ity were frozen during the last cold
snap.
Clara Bodkin entertained Lizzie
and Minnie Daley OF Longmont last
week.
Harry Glover expects tu leave this
week for visit with relatives in
England.
Mr.. Dean and Frank Matlowe are
keeping bachelors hall at Grand
View stock farm.
Miss Amy Ransom Of Longmont
was Mrs. E. f. Oviatt's guest sew
eral days last week.
The social given Friday evening
in the church by the young men of
the Christian Endeavor society was
much enjoved oy all.
Miss Meta Waite of Fort Lupton
enjoyed Thanksgiving in the home of
her parents. She was accompanied
by Miss Smith. They returned to
Fort Lupton Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
BIO BEND

Edwin Davis and son went to Dem
yer Friday.
Mrs. Nelson aud daughter Esther
attended services here Sunday.
David Hubbard was calling on
friends in this vicinity Friday.
Miss Ella Hubbard and Miss Flor
ence Rudd were the guests of Miss
Myrtle Youker Of. Greeley last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis came
home for Thanksgiving and Mrs.
Davis will remain during the winter.
Misses Anna and May Flowers
spent Thursday at the home of
their friend, Miss Marguerite Johnson.
Mrs. Weir, who is one of the teach
ers here, and daughter. Miss Arda,
attended church at LaSalle Sunday
evening
A surprise was given in honor of
Mrs. Boal Thanksgiving day. Twen-
ty-three guests attended and a fine
diner was served.
Miss Katie Madden was taken sick
with pneumonia at the home Of Mrs.
Boal last week, and was sent to her
home at Platteville.
Wednesday Ed SpauIding was haul
Ing beet pulp and as he was getting
In the wagon his foot slipped and he
fell. and the wagon ran over his leg.
Neal Duncan and Miss Dessa Mae
Pritcha1d were quietly married at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pritchard, Thanksgiving
evening. Rev. Stanton OF Platteville
performed the ceremony. Miss Hazel,
sister of the bride. acted as brides
maid, and Mr.. Danford as grooms
man. The bride is well known in
this vicinity and has resided here for
years. For the past two years she
has been teaching school in Maitland,
Colo. The groom is an electrician.
HIS home is in Maitland. About
forty relatives and friends were in
attendance. A fine supper was pro-
Vlded Tor all. The newly welded
couple left tor Maitland SUNDAY.
where they will make their future
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
JOHN NSTOWN

Fred Rier has gone to Fremont,
Neb
Mrs. J. c.. Becker is visiting her
parents in Denver at present.
". S. Bowden will leave for Black
foot, Idaho, within few days.
James DAVIS and CISCO Anderson
ate turkey in Loveland Thanksgiving.
Mesdames Burns and Leroy Of near
keEsey were visiting Mrs. H. j.
Parish this week.
William Vetter and John Sauter
started for San Francisco Thanks
giving day. They purpose being gone
several months.
Or. E. G. Holden is quite sick
With appendicitis His father, Dl.
Holden, came up from Lonemont
Monday morning to care for him.
C. A. Albee and family and A. R.
Morrison and II. A. Clipgenpeel at
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
EATON

Fl. T. O'Connor spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gillies drove
to Greeley Suncav.
Mesdames W. II. Eaton and Losey
visited the county seat Monday.
I. C. Phillips, wife and baby spent
Sunday with relatives in Greeley.
Mrs. Majors of Denver visited
Eaton friends few days this week
Mrs. Fanny Thompson and daugh-
ter Frances were in Denver last Sat-
urday.
Miss Matilda Wilson spent the
THANKSGIVING vacation with friends
in Denver.
The new bowling alley has been
well pa.Ionized since opening up
about two weeks ago.
Miss Nellie McAItney of Cheyenne
convent spent several days this week
with Eaton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Hetferman of
kersey spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Halpin.
The new furnace in the Congrega-
tional church was in operation for
the first time last Sunday.
David Camp, Jr., and sister Myrtle
wheeled up from Greeley lass Satur-
day and visited Irene Daily.
j. NJ. B. Petrikin and wife we're
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
KERSEY

Joe Hotlel has gone to Irinidao.
Mrs. McMurray was on the sick
list this week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. lngersoll,
November %, a daughter
Mrs Burke and Mrs. Hood were
shopping in Greeley Tuesday
Mr.. Truhart, WHO has bought the
G. L Prater store. will move into
Mrs. Arnold's house.
Fl. P. Hill has sold forty acres of
land to an eastern capitalist who will
plat it off into town lots.
CHUCK" PieIson now has his place
OF business in the room vacated by
the buggy painter who was here.
Mrs. Hotel has broken up house
keeping in Greeley and will keep
nouse for Mr.. Davis on the Plumb
ranch
Kersey is now on the boom. She
affords two butcher shops. George
Lair will keep the shop formerly oc-
cnped by Norris x Son.
Clarence Gardner came home Mon
day from Denver, where he has been
receiving treatment for nervous pros
trotion under specialist.
Nj. DeRush loaded his car Of
household effects and farming uten-
sis Sunday. He and family took the
train Monday tor Pallsade, where he
will farm and mine.
Mrs McMurray's trial against Ed
Deuel., U. P. road master, for assault
and battery, was held in Justice
Willard's court at Greeley. The
jury could not agree. Another trial
will bs held in the Lcar future.
Rev Spence was unable to procure
tie s.r.ices Of Rev. Stiilman OF Ev-
ans Thanksgiving evening and so
occupied the pulpit himself. Among
those invited out TO eat turkey
Thanksgiving were: Rev. Spence
and family at Mr.. Zupke's: Mr..
Kenney and family at Mr.. Steck s.:
Misses Bertha VanCleave and john
SOU at the latter's sisters near Gree
tey.
Friday an old gentleman and his
son who were beating their way
through on the train were put Off at
Kersey. The old man was suffering z
from cold and was given bed ht
George Judi's rooming house by Viii
Kingsbury, who was in charge Of the
place at that time. At late hour
he was resting easily, but was found
dead in his room in the morning.
The son gave their names as Bramen
and address as Council Bluffs, Iowa,
where he las insurance in the
Prudential Life Insurance comspany
The remains will be sent there.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
$25 to Ell PasO or % h''I, p

Via the new Dalhat. )" cri.
For further partle w u'I, 4
Fisher, G.. Z. a, to'or"'
X. DeEver.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
All Over Weld.

ended dedication services OF the new
Methodist church at Berthoud las
Sunday.
MI. Shull OF Stove Prairie is visit
ing at the home OF George Dunn
Mr.. Shull has visited many state:
within the last year, but says this i
the best farming section he ha'
seen.
James Davis and DR.. McCarty
have purchased a section OF fine LAND
aobut four miles south Of town, ol
MI. Ely OF Longmont, The consider,
alton was s25, 900. MI. Davis Will
have charge of the farm.
The last OF the beet crop will be
delivered during the coming week
Very nearly all OF the beets have
been pulled ard topped and al! that
remnins to be done is the hauling.
At few of the dumps adjacent the
WORK is completed.
Miss Srella Newman OF this place
was quietly married to Frank Sted-
man of Eaton on Thanksgiving day at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Nick Newman, by Justice OF the
Peace Ed Riker. The bride is well
known here, coming here two years
ago from Greeley, where she left
many friends. The groom is a jew
eler Of Eaton. he has been there
only two years and during that time
has made many friends.
1t is stated on authority that
Uncle Sam has given $500 contract
to the d. & G. W. railroad to carry
the the mail to Johnstowp the en-
suing year. This will be an i'm
provement on the present mail ser
vice, as the mail will be received In
the morning. 1t also means that
the u. & G. W., wiz give daily rail
road service. much to the convenience
OF shippers and travellers. With all
these equipments we may at no very
distant day have this road connected
with some line leading 10 Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
HILLSBoRo

The Ladies Aid society served
dinner at Mr.. McCrery's sale Tues
day.
William Rist Of Fort Collins was
down last week, surveying for Messrs.
Azdell and Hehebower.
Lee Bowles has rented the farm
just sold oy Mr.. McCrery and will
move as soon as vacated
The church services have been
changed: Preaching at IO:3O a. m -.
sunday school at | 30 a. m. youny
peoples meeting at Gas o. M. and
evening service at 7:3O.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

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The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

] Nllll n. u I.iloi
Charles AcS.in and Miss Lydia Hall
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hill OF Black Hollow
Soscoc Farr, who Is attending
school in Fort Collins, wa over TO
spend THANKSGIVING with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. 6, II. Denio gave a
pleasant informal card party TO ie"
OF their friends Thanksgiviug even
ing.
Miss Cora Leadbetter OF Boulder
university spent several days this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Leadbetter.
Mrs. j. p. Simpson of Lander,
Wyo., is visiting the family Of W W,
Sullivan. She will spend the win
ter here and at Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Reardon left
Sunday for their home at Amarron,
Colo, after weeks visit with MI,
and Mrs. Charles Zoellner.
The C. E. society Of the Congre
gational church gave novel fad
social at the church Tuesday evening
aud a good time is reported.
Rev. and Mrs. }. 81. Cofman OF
the NJ. f. church entertained a few
,oung people last FRIDAY evening and
all that attended report fine time.
r. S. Brown and wife of Hill City,
Kan, who have been visiting the past
month with the family OF " ".
Brown, left this week for their
home.
Mrs. Alice Kendel and daughters
Juanita and Elizabeth Of Greeley
visited in Eaton several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs J, L.
Keudel.
C. E. Pierce went to Loveland last
Sunday to visit his wife aud baby
A jolly crowd Of young people at
tended dance out at Fl. P. Nelson's
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wolfe gave
very pleasant dinner party last Sun
day. Their guests were Messrs, and
Mesdames Sam Wills, A. Fl. Myers,
A. j. SmiIlie and Dan E. Miller
Mrs. Sam Miller gave surprise
birthday party for her husband last
Friday evening. Seven couples were
present and progressive high five and
refreshments were features of the
evening.
Miss Alice Hutchinson entertained
a merry crowd of young folks last
Saturday evening in honor Of her
sixteenth birthday. Games, music
and refreshments made the evening
full OF pleasure for all present.
Many sumptuous Thanksgiving
dinners were enjoyed in Eaton and
vicinity last Thursday. Among those
that entertained relatives and friends
were Messrs. and Mesdames !. r.
GiIlies, f. W. Goodan, T. K. Wilson,
T. G. Phillips, J. L. Kendel, g. n.
Yeagy and j. Fl. Mccall.
At the NJ. f. parsonage Monday
evening Miss Josephine Gigas and
A. L. Ames were united in mar
riage, Rev J. Cotfmao officiating.
Both young people are well known in
Eaton, where the groom is engaged
as electrician In the sugar factory.
They will make their home in
Eaton.
MI. aud Mrs Conr Stockfeth en-.
tertained the Social Hours club in
a very hospitable manner last Friday
evening. After the usual games OF
progressive high five, an elegant
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Besides the club members the follow
ing were present.: MessrS and Mes
danes G. II. Denio, John Mccartney,
F. l.. Weller, j. r. Gillies and Misses
Nellie Mccartney and Juanita Ken
l1I
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
PEckHAM

Fali ploughing is being done by a
few OF the farmers here.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Lar.
son, November &c, son.
Miss Lille Todd and brother Sam
are visiting friends in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Heart Flutterinp.

Ordigested food and gas in the
stomach located Just below the heart
presses against 1t and causes heart psl
pitation; When your heart troubles
you 10 mat way take Her bine for few
GAYS. GU VII soon be all right. SOC
Sold by all druggists. wv
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Proposed Ordinance NJ

Granting to George /. Sae.r g..
assigos. the right To- cons ru,, z
maintain Electro or l,,,sr 'p''
means of transmission .i :. ,,s,'i''' a's-'
and Heat in the city OF Gree,ey
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-25
Railroad Notes.

jamestown Alert: The Northern
Pacific will put in eight new sidings
on the Dakota division this season
George Singler has a crew at work in
Berea putting in a siding $500 feet
long. A new siding Of the same length
will be put in at Spiritwood.
The Northern Pacific is having a
number of small depots built here and
will ship the same to points on the
Dakota division where there are now
no stations. Berea, Alta and other sid.
ings will have depots.
George Hall has accepted a position
as s~tenographer in the Northern Pa
ciic headquarters building.
H. Gieseler has taken a position
with the Northern Pacific as timekeep
err for this division 'and has entered
upon his duties.
One work train has been taken of
the work on the extension, leavin.
that under Conductor Clabbots- still
busy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-25
pRIscoLL NOTES.

An extra gang of railroad men is
at work here putting in culverts, etc.
Our school closes Friday of this
week with a program and picnic on
the school grounds.
Palfrey and Peterson have their new
barn up. 1t is 200 by 26 and high
enough for a good hay loft.
keenan, & Avery are getting in a
few carloads of lumber as the begin.
ming of a lumber yard.
Miss Bowen of Hope, N. D., arrived
yesterday for a visit with the Palfreys
and Petersons on section 4.
Mrs. Evarts, county superintendent,
visited our school Monday and was
pleased with her inspection.
There was a nice congregation out
last Sunday afternoon to hear the ser
mon by Rev. Haas of Steele. Mr.
Haas will preach here every Sunda.
afternoon at a o'clock.
Hallum & Olson Of Minneapolis
have just bought up the last half Of
| section 81, the present site of DriscOll
and they talk of plating about Al
acres at once for a townsite and boom
ing the place-the first step will be t.
erect a hotel.
Mr.. Olson of the real estate firm o
Hallum & Olson, Minneapolis, cam
after part Of last week AM
remained a few days. l. H. Johnson
agent for the above firm returned Sat
urday from his South Dakota trip
bringing with him eight or ten land
seekers. Several of them bought Ian
and will become bona fida settler
shortly. Hallum & Olson are rapid
settleing. up a tract Of land lynn
about ten miles north of Driscoll an
there is a desire on the part Of tn
settlers to name their town Norway.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-25
Reign Of Terror at eowbeIIs.

Grand Forks Herald: Dr.. H. H.
Healy, secretary of the state board of
health, and DR.. H. NJ. Wheeler went
to Minot last night to investigate an
epidemic Of typhoid fever at that place
and Bowbells. DR.. Windell, of Minot,
DR.. Windell of Kenmare, and DR.. Bell,
of Kenmare, are among those i'll with
the disease. 1t appears that there have
been a dozen or more serious cases of
fever at Bowbells, and four deaths, and
these three physicians have been in
charge of the cases. The fact that they
have been taken i'll with the fever has
led to the case being reported to the
state health officials, and a thorough
investigation is to be instituted. The
water supply of Bowbells is secured
from surface wells.
A report from Minot says that the
disease is a strange one, and that ev
cry one who has been exposed to it is
either sick or has died. A Minot drug
clerk reports that the first case wal
that of a man who came from Iowa tt
u an engine. He was taken sick II
the country and brought to Bowbelli
for treatment. He is dead. DR.. Bush
well was called and he is dead. Rev
Osmond called and he is expected Il
die any time. The livery man, Sink
and another man called and ere boil
dead. The victims seem to feel i'll fol
two or three days and at the end o
the sixth day are dead.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-25
GLEN uLLlN G%LEANiNes.

June 24th.-Glen- Ullin will cele-
brate the fourth in true American
style. Everyone is invited and a good
time is promised all who attend.
~A-great ~fnany~eew -htilaifess-afe
going up here and property is chang
ing hands daily. New settlers are ar
irving on every train.
The county commissioners and sur
veyor Hartman are here laying out
new roads and surveying parts of this
town.
The Northern Pacific is making
some fine improvements at this place
A new water tank, additional side
tracks, a new coal dock and 80 feet
addition to our depot. ,
Shearing is about finished and The
crop is a good one, but the grade IL
not the best. Sheep men report {
great loss in lambs this spring-whicl
they can not account for.
Rain fell yesterday afternoon ant
all night and a big crop is a SUR
thing. The range is the best in year!
and crops never looked better. Thu
ranchers and farmers are all rejoicing
The Glen Ullin ball team was de
feated by the Mandan team at Mandal
last Sunday. Score s to Z, but OF
the Fourth we expect t o do New Sal
EN- up brown. Have been trying t
get a game with Bismarck but the
seem backward about accepting on
challenge. Wake up, boys.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-25
JACK FYLNN.
Further Particulars Of the Death Of a
Noted Character.

jamestown Alert: From Mandan
comes the news of the death of Jack
Flynn, one of the noted characters of
the Missouri Slope and well known in
Jamestown, where he was employed
on the Northern Pacific at different
times as a brakeman. Flynn commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor. He was addicted to the habit
of drinking excessively and it is sup
posed that he killed himself during a
fit of depression following a spree.
Flynn's home was at Winona, which
is not far from the Sioux Reserva-
ton. He had dealings with the In
dians and knew how to handle them.
A few years ago North Dakota was
shocked when Indians murdered a
family named Spicer, living neal Win
ona Several Indians we're arrested
and the courts being slow to find them
guilty the indignant settlers took
them out and lynched them. To a
Bismarck attorney who had failed to
bring about the conviction of the &C.
r,sed Indians, Flynn sent a telegram
from Mandan telling him that the In.
dians had been given justice.
At Glendive, Mont. a few years age
Flynn engaged in an alteration with
a negro and the colored man slashed
him in the abdomen with a knife
Flynn was treated in a Chicago hospi
tai and his recovery from the injury
was considered wonderful by medic9
men.
Flynn has not been in jamestown
since last fall. He left for Winona at
ter quitting work on the Northern Pa
cif1c