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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-11
SIWASHES
LOST AGAIN.
OAKLAND SUCCEEDS IN FAT.
rENtNo irs AVERAGE AT 81.
ArrLU's EXPENSE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland won out In the same with
Seattle az Recreation park NeHtef=
daY afternoon BY "a Hrufu ef Co z
The Same was good one FROM start
t. finish Nlgk Williams was IN the
hax Tor Seattle. and he gave the
fans an exhibition OF hov he san
pitch when he wants "a Nick
should have won hts game. oak
land taue he'd him up fur three bite
IN the SECOND which Melted them
iva funa hut after that Nlek Kept
the hits well scattered
buchanan. who did the tulfiina
act for Oakland. was also lu excel
lent foTfn Time and again the 81
washes had a chance 90 Win che
same bat Buchanan handed them
some 90 his worst mixture. and the
SIuaahra could not make good e hen
a hIf would have meant the Same.
IaY HuFbes played tbifd ss Torn
nelahant1 r. stone huIiaa Was NOT
Nsu enough to permit ar him "a
play carries smith played a Euad
game In right usld yesterday
Mother had a couple ~ errors
ahaIhaa up against him but re-
uteAea himself later iu the game
~ ofaeiatnE lightning double
Tomorrow Farmer puglale and his
bunch Of Wshfooters viii start Ia
On q series. and things uiH be do
Ins fer the whole week
seare b INNINGS
seattle ooot oefo0 )
Oakland -. 30 a00o aa I e
Batteries Williams and Wilson
buchanan and Hyrne.
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that both he and his father are
lawyers VIII graduated from the
University Of Virginia. and the
students who were lucky enough to
be bic classmates have never had
occasion 90 regret H. CLARK has
done something for every one Of
them.
When WIN CLARK came home from
school 20 Butte and vas admitted
20 the bar % Montana be Naa eK.
tfemely anxious 90 try a ease all
- himself A. the frat opporfa-
uitY and q waa a peculiar one
be got Into court. A Chinaman had
been arrested Tor iobhins The gas
man and tapping = Eaa pipe. Not
knowing Who he waa addressing
Hum Pay atraYed into VIII clafk'a
office and the young millionaire
jumped ~ the chance 70 take the
eaae
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EDDIE pnoLE

BROOKLYN. " T.. July II -
die Poole Is one q the players Net
uanion picked up from Cincinnati.
and there are critics Who aar the
Napoleon OF BASEBALL vill do uith
Poole vhat he has with 80 many
others. turn uut q wundef
Poole la good man and haa
pit bid some wonderful games Bat
IL has been claimed that be h nu'
consistent he IL a hard hitter Cor
q pitcher. aud ranked well lat 80
son This year be started veil. bal
later fortune seemed 10 turn against
him and h. was given warm rscep4
tioua b. the sluETers - the east
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LINK" LOWE

DETROIT. Mich. July ii.-Rob-
ert Lincoln Lowe. known to his
friends. whom he numbers by the
thousand. as Link" Lowe. IL one
Of the veterans Of the game Lowe
lat season sustained an injury 20
hts leg. and. as bis days - uae
fHineas seemed over. be vas turned
adrift. However. Link went
south and worked with Pittabufe
gradually rounding into shape For
a time Il was thought Clarke would
faka him as utility man. bat he
evidently passed MP the idea. and
uoW the veteran o. cavOrting around
second base for Detroit like a 3
Year-old getting In a daily hit or
tao and covering a large amount
of ground
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MUST EXPLAIN

John Ton. an empioye - The sief-
son Post Hill company. Waa arrest
81 yesterday for the alleged theft
Of q shotgun from the mlifa office
during the late fire At that place
lie was suspected AZ the time aex-
erai other articles were missed and
Ton viii be- taken into court today
20 have hla bond fixed lie lives a,
Green lake
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business Manager Jim AEnea haa
discovered a scheme whereby boys
are aN.ndiiuH tho baseball ana ne
tafH have secured some % last
years tickets 90 he grounds and
Huerecd On selling them % those
Wha attend the games. bette tixaa
vii be employed to catch the cell
eHa and Manager AEuew aaYa thai
thuan who bus tickets viii be- forced
70 pay another admission In oraea
e. zee The games
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HOME SEXES
ENDS SUNDAY

baseball IN Seattle ends for a
time With the game neat Sunday
between Seattle and Portland The
series begins Tuesday and vii be
an attraction 10 the iocai fans Fol
loving this series the club goes 10
the south. where it wiii play = So
flaa With Oakland n San Francisco
July - wiil close the first series.
The neeond series viii begin July
=. but the schedule has not been
siseu 20 the Iabiic b. Pf-Aidelt
Bert.
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NEW RECORD MADE

NEW YORK. July tf-Braom-
stick. from the stables OF Capt s.
s s. Brown. 81 pittgburE. made a
new worlds record on a mile and
a quarter track Saturday lie came
in under The wire ln front position
in 200 IS. which Is the best rec
ord for the distance on any kind Of
a track Irish Lad was second and
High Ball third
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Notice 10 Subscribers

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OAKLAND TAXES 4 GAME

Oakland won out tn Saturdays
game - aeure of 10 O. & schmidt
as In the box for Oakland while
Charlie Han stitched for Seattle.
seafe BY innings
Seattle .......I0o ice o. I
Oakland ......o6l0 ia
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Best dinner IN Seattle. with Hau
tsrnsn or Burgundy az Maiaon Bar.
heris. Second and James. every eve
Ming. fipQ. go
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GOOD AVERAGES

Saturdays shoot ~ the standard
Guu gluh showed 8 remarhahis Ims
nruVemeui in the general average u
the shooters. All thr men shot sell
and the winners had O. make aams
GOOD averages % hold their pct
fianH
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In the World of Sports
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT BUTTE butte 6.o. uuise
a=t0.
At SALT LAKE Spokane Is.
salt lake f-f
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TIE AMERICAN HAGUE.
standing Of tho clubs

At SRI LouIs chicago IS. 81
Louis i-6
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STYLISH CLOTHES HERALD.
iaza aud
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rHG NATIONAL HAGUE.

At ST LoUIs-st louis al.
NHW York g-a
AT CINCINNATI Cincinnati -.
Philadelphia Ell
At cWcAGo-CbI.aEo 8. Hfaak.
ha e.
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Crowns and Bridge Work IT low
prices a speciality. Our Patent Dou.
bic Suction will hold your teeth up.
NO STUDENTS.
Come iu at once aud take aHeau-
taEe OF low rates. All work done hy
specialists without pain aud euar=
nutccd for 90 years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS.
Yi3 First Avenue.
Faflore A. o. q e. = g. Union Block.
next 20 MsCDouEall g. suufhNieka.
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PUGET SOUND LEAGUE.
At EVERETT Sriru- Woallsy II
Everett 3.
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stru Cyrene and Nanfhua Leaehf.
Maaroua. Madison parks. half hour.
y from 10 30 a. M. 90 20 ? n daily
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A Conseler That Consoles

when trouble comes Is a bank hook
With q credit page in your account
and tat book issued nv this bank
Meney az the proper time II life
pfeseeNer In more ways than enc.
aud What Is invested through Us
brings You I per cent interest so
n few months you have more than
sou put In. rhink lt over and bring
even 50 little ns St.QQ here and
watch the result
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O. 10 spInnlnr's 90 bicycle =.
pairs. -
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F 1DAY MORNING. JULY %, 1904

rr he stoppage before expiration or continu-
ance AMER sxpitstion Of other papers sent ..
premiums or on clubbing rates. We We sN az.
contract however that club paper, shall % az or
scribers should note the date of expiration OF
premium papers and If they wish them diec s,n.
inued refuts them from the postmastsr si tss
Sost once Is prims fscie ev idence that the per
son taking it is subscriber and ther efore liable
tor the subscription. Any person who psys up
and orders paper ana e "nt fesl
any responsibility for further payment. In any
oo,eefisfsgularity, change OF address. OF otner
1letSs,imatter write to the publishers OF the
pre- ioD % ners.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-29
Winnipeg Fair,

The attractions at the Winnipeg Exhi
bition have each year gone one better
and this year, being that of the Domin
ion Exhibition, is to prove no exception
to the rule. The finest acts have beer
engaged. and il is no exaggeration q
say that never have such an accomplish.
ed crowd Of vaudeville artists been seen
in the Prairie Capital. Don't forget the
dates Of the fair, July 18th to Aug. 9th.
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Gard of Thanks.

The Ladies Aid of the Icelandic Luth-
eran church take this occasion to express
their thanks and gratitude to Mr.. T. r.
Shaw for his generous gift to the society
in presenting them with handsome or
gan. May the Lord bless the giver for
verify it is more blessed to give than re-
ceive.
MRS. JOHN HANNEssoN,
& ,a President.
MRS. TR1GGvY JOHNSON,
Secretary.
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The Till Pardon Case.
seeseesseeseesseeesessess

Inc ILL Pardon Case.
D. E. Morden was in the city this week.
Mr.. Morden is with the Frazier Axle
Grease Co. and expects shortly to 60 to
British Columbia in the interests of his
Company. He informed us that the
postponed meeting of the state board OF
pardons' will be held at Bismarck on
Aug. End. and that the case of Till who
was sentenced to life imprisonment for
the murder of Adam Miller by Pembi-
ma county jury will be heard. Mr.. Nor.
den has interested himself very strongly
in this case ever since the trial here, at
which time he was jailor and deputy
sheriff. He was convinced that Till was
not the guilty man and has worked on
the case and discovered considerable
new and important evidence. This evi.
dence il: part is to the effect that two
men who worked with Adam Miller in
the southern part OF the state near Fargo
quarreled with Miller there, that they
threatened to kill him there, that Miller
was so afraid of them that he came here,
that they followed him here and disap-
peared about the time of the murder.
Mr.. M. also he's much evideuce from
people of high official and social position
in the old country who knew Till init
mately all testifying to his good charact.
er. The shorthand notes of the evidence
which have been missing ever since the
trial have been discovered and will for
the first time be available for use with
the board of pardons. Till has now been
in the penitentiary for eight years.
AS the occurrence took place some
time ago a brief history Of the case may
be ofinterest. Adam Miller was Ger
man who was working here for Jacob
Graber. He sent for his wife who lived
in Hungary to join him here and sent
her the money to come with. With Mrs.
Miller came . nephew of Adam Miller
whose,n7me was Joseph Till. When the
wife andTill arrived they were staying
for the tune with some Hungarian people
living annie OF SO from the city until
Miller should get place to live for him
SELF One eyening he started out to visit
his wife with horse and sleigh. Late
that night the people Of the house went
out md found The horse and sleigh IA
the yard. They knew it to b Mil
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The Armenia Elevator Co. has opened
lumber yard at Macarthur and is pre-.
pared to furnish building material of all
kinds. c. H. HART, Agent.
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"Veribest'four is the cheapest because
it will make the most as we'll as the best
bread. F. A. Feldman sells it. SO If.
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BoRN-At Hallock, Mimi, to Mr.. anc
Mrs. S. E. Thompson, on Wednesday
July Goth, 1904, son.
Married..

HART-BERNATH-A resldeL &c of the
brides parents, Town of St. Vincent,
Mimi, on Tuesday, July 18th, 1904, by
the Rev. Mr.. Manly, Miss Mary,
youngest daughter of Squire G. Ber-
meth. to Arthur Hart Esq, of Pembina
II. D.
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Workine wight And Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy.
brain-fag into mental power. THERE
wonderful id building up the health. Only
25cper box. Sold by T.ggRS Shaw DAlgg-
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Mrs. Weeden of Inkster, sister.in-law
of H. c. Jephcott, was visiting relatives
here last week.
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]. H. Emerson of toilette is building a
large barn 30A6O with storage room for
80 tons of hay.
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Teacher Wanted.

Apply to the undersigned, stating Ger
tihcate held and salary wanted.
30 D. McLARTY,
Clerk District No. 81, HYDE Park.
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eeeessssssso sss : $3.50 60
:Social Corner. !;

Social Corners Of | J:
sesesssssssses 90 . = - ) :
Miss MuEiel. Eull entertained informal.
ly on Tuesday evening.
Miss Lois Mayo of Walhalla is the
guest of her friend, Miss Vida McCafery.
Mrs. Edna Appleton Of st. Paul IS Wis.
iting her friend, Miss Gertie Carr Of Wei.
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Falcon leave to-day
for weeks trip to Winnipeg and the
Canadian northwest.
Miss Pearl Bemis, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to her home
in Inkster. accompanied DO Miss Pauline
Kneeshaw.
A social dance in the Icelandic hall on
Tuesday evening was one of the events
of the week and was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. King entertained
al dinner on Monday evening. The
guests were Mrs. Kings sister, Mrs. DR..
Ray, of Fergus Falls; Mrs. ]. G. Moore
of Minot;. Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Short, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Short, Miss Holiday,
Mrs. Updike.
Invitations have been received by
friends in this city to attend the wedding
of Este, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Emerson, OF toilette, to Mr.. James Ferg.
uson, next Wednesday. Many friends
of these we'll known young people will
Join us in congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Spiller entertained
Friday evening in honor of their sister,
Miss Olive McInnes. of Hillsboro. A
proposed launch ride at 4p. m. did not
turn out very successfully. but the disap-
pointment on that score was greatly ov-
er-balanced by the pleasure had at.
forwards. The lawn was prettily arrang-
ed into cosy corners, each one being
screened by branches. Supper was serv.
ed here at $50. A jolly game of drop.
the-handkerchief~ followed. When the
time came for dispensing all agreed that
our host and hostess were delightful en-.
tertainers.
The residence IF Mir. and Mrs. C. E.
Jackson was the scene of a very pretty
wedding Wednesday morning at six
O'Clock, when Miss Bessie Jackson and
Mr.. Elmer Boyd were married by Rev
J. c. Harvey, pastor Of the M. E. church
The bride wore white mousseline de
sole gown trimmed with Oriental lace
and ribbon, and carried a boquet OF
white roses. Miss Minnie Boyd, brides.
maid, was gowned in pink. trimmed in
lace and ribbon. Mr.. John Carpenter
was best man. The parlors were taste.
fully decorated with Oregon grape vines
ferns and roses. The ceremony was per.
formed under an archway of:flowers, rib
bons ahd lace, making very pleasing
effect. Many pretty and. usaful presents
were received by the happy couple, &C
companied with good wishes of relatives
and friends, in which the Leader hearth,
joins. A dainty lunch was served, aftel
which MIR. and Mrs. Boyd, amid show
er of rice, left for wedding tour on the
Sound. Only immediate relatives. anc
friends were pressnt.-Chelan Leader.
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Mankato Commercial College wish tc
send their catalogue to every person who
expects to attend business college.
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Emerson expects to be connected with
the rest of the world in a few weeks-by
telephone.
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The Photo Studio shove the pru.
store will be open regularly hereafter on
tie First and Third Mondays Of each
month. 8
As a. II. ANDERSON. 1.
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Leon Graveline has moved to Emer.
son with his family, where he is engaged
in the barber shop.
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Rev. {. B. Brecount, formerly a pastor
of the NJ. E. church here, died at Sank
Center, sMinn., on July 3rd.
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Miss Della Moorhead, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Grand
Forks last week, passed through the OPP
Grafton successfully and is doing we'll.
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Grace Church, Sunday, 31st. Holy
Communion at o'clock. Sermon Sub
ject: THE Friendship of the Lord Jes-
u.s."
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Marriage Licenses.

Ward Noyes and Lizzie S. Clelland
both of Neche.
Simon Lamier and Carrie Rene both
of Neche.
Charles A. Bertrand and Cora Alice
Demarse both of Bathgate.
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premiums or on clubbing ssoss shah be- al.
continued at the ena Of the subscription. Suo;
{fnued refuts them from the postmastsr after Ter
they have exPred u. AZ 1hk thst the per.
taking subscriber and tne % e'G nsys nn
refuses the paper at the post Office, need not fear
say,.efpsfseuarisy, change OF address other
1leiss,@stter write 70 the publishers VI '"'
Furnished by !. R.I9I. ,I-I.I5|*
Carey, agent tor EIoloI9|5|i
M1naIIn EieV"'o' W. -IEle
Friday .............. 86185|8O| 76|71|1 O6
Saturday ...........' 86|s4|79|75(7O|l VI ".
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Thursday ......... |o9|a1 |S91sS|77|1 II
.-oo -
oaiieY wv a'' 1'e
VIZ. ,ra o,,d 70 renort the conva,esence
IF Mrs Dr Harris
a~.oe ,vaals ooo cu,d.v
Emerson expects to be connected with
the rest of the world in few weeks-by
Leon Graveline has moved to Emer.
son with his family, where he is engaged
in the barber shop.
7. H. Emerson of toilette is building a
large barn 3OA60 with storage room for
80 tons of hay.
of H. c. Jephcott, was visiting relatives
here last week.
Kew. Z. b. Brecount, formerly pastor
Center, sMinn., on July 3rd.
Mankato commercial Ioiiege WISH &c
seno their catalogue TO eVeryPerson VINO
Grace Ihurch' sunday olst' Holy
communion at . O'CLOCK. sermon ouo'
lect: "lhe Friendship OF the LORD Jes'
us.
john r. MILLER returned from MS TRIP
10 the northwest TINS week. we nave
II10l
country.
a. D.l,-
at least two weeks and are not progress
ing very rapidly, as the weather is Keep
ing very cool.
r
oaAs p.opo A" Mn so W NY
oence, ana IT'S Love ana love y
etc., these nice evenings
M,.. 1oro m...-Lo.I ...h
-. ~ c,
E.S,f. ~ p
ar,+;on .,,ooas.f,,,l,s 49, = do;ns ,..a,, y
farmer sh;ver with the thouoht that the
frost time ;s annro,ch;no 1.te snr;noe
have sort OF affinity tor early falls in
this country.
Two men who committed a highway
robbery on farmer near Emerson on
J,,lx, 2rd ,yara ea,+ancad chic ,,,aaI- -
wears resnect;velv
Quite party OF city people went to
Emerson yesterday morning to take the
G. N. flyer to the fair, but were disap-
pointed because the flyer went into the
ditch somewhere this side Of Hallock.
We learn that Mrs. B: Daniels, Grand
se sssff, ss ns. ess;ats ed. on for Or. s
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John F. Miller returned from his trip
to the northwest this week. We have
not learned as yet what he thinks of that
country.
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The young people have fixed up fine
tennis court near A. McDonald's resi-
dence, and it's "Love l and love o.
etc., these nice evenings.
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Some cool nights this week make the
farmer shiver with the thought that the
frost time is approaching. Late springs
have sort OF affinity for early falls in
this country.
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The lamp posts of the new gas works
are being placed in position and the
main plant is completed as far as the gas
machinery is concerned. Pipes are be-
ing run into private houses as rapidly as
possible, but it is hard to say just when
the lights will be turned on, though 1t
will be soon.
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b The rveribeat's y snasanteed III bel
tue q name. AZ 3 sdanan ~ 4. 10 q
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Lightning killed horse at West EN-
erson week ago Sunday.
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main plant is completed as tar as the gas
machinery is concerned. Pipes are be-
/ ing run into private houses as rapidly as
possible, but it is hard to say just when
the lights will be turned on, though It
will be soon.
Mrs. I. G.. Moore and two children
have been visiting friends here this week.
She left on Tuesday for Bowesnont and
will return to her home in Minot at once
from there. Many old friends were glad
to see her again. She reports her hus-
band who is presiding elder of the Minot
district busy building new churches in
that rapidly growing section of the state.
Commissioner F. c. Myrick, who has
been about various part of the county
considerable for the past few weeks, is
rather pessimistic as to crops. He thinks
that the county will not have much if
any mole than half the crop of last year,
mostly owing to the damage by excess.
i've rain fall. There are many parts OF
the county that will be total failure on
this account.
At meeting OF land owners in the vi
cinity of Bathgate, called to see what
could be done to prevent the overflow
of the Tongue river at that point, opin-
ion seems to be divided rs to the levels
of the banks. Some work was decided
on in the immediate vicinity OF the bridge
The Pink Paper says the best course
would be to first find the levels and the
approximate cost of diking, then the
owners could decide if they cared to I'm.
dertake the work.
On Saturday the Chico" took a trip
to foreign shores. The crew was G. q
Thompson, E. K. Cavileer, Jas. Wilkins,
and a:iEmerson they shipped another
hand, Mr.. Bowes. The trip was made tc
Morris that evening, leaving here about
o'clock in the afternoon, with some de-
lay at Emerson. Next day the trip was
resumed about 5 a. m. and they arrived
at Winnipeg about l p. m. The total dis
lance run is about 100 miles and the act
ual running time 1917 hours. The boat
was left at Winnipeg for short time fol
the use of Mr.. ]. M. Chisholm, who is
taking medical treatment there, and the
crew returned via train on Monday The
trip was very pleasant and the '"Chico'
ran without hitch for the whole dis
lance.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-29

Crops are undoubtedly late. Probably
at least two weeks and are not progress
ing very rapidly, as the weather is keep
ing very cool.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-29

Two men who committed highway
robbery on farmer near Emerson on
July Bird were sentenced this week at
Winnipeg to two and two and a halt
years respectively.