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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found in The
Chief of Twenty Years Aso
This Week - -


Mr.. Spokesheld has been on the sick
list.
Samuel Saunders was in Alma this
week.
Dwight Jones has gone to Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Sam CARRIER started for Fort Scott,
Kansas, Monday night.
Miss Myra Brewer is home from the
Normal college at Hastings.
Andy Berg will build a new house
On his farm and John Murray will do
the work.
Messrs. Gail and Waksine, of Iowa,
old friends of G. B Crone, were in the
city this week.
Mrs. Robert Damerell and Miss
Josie Garner have gone to Illinois to
visit relatives.
Mr.. Leases little son died Sunday
at the Commercial hotel and was
buried Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j. Warren enter
tanned a few friends last Friday even
ing at their residence.
Alvah Moore, late of the Oxford
Register, of Oxford, vas this week the
guest of II. g. Hacker and family.
There was a clever surprise party on
Miss Ella Remsberg last Friday night
A very pleasant evening was spent.
r. b. Fulton wishes to announce to
the world that he has a spanking new
new pair Of Teens" Garry the news
to Mary.
M. Birney's team took a little run on
Thursday afternoon, and David Lutz
also took a fast ride on the sprinkler
the same day.
Mrs. H. A. Howard and brother, A.
B Pierce, left Monday evening, for
Ohio, in answer to a dispatch that
their mother had died.
Wiener's new building is being
pushed rapidly forward and will be
one of the handsomest buildings west
of Omaha when completed.
The CHIEF Office has been author
lied by the Lincoln Monument asso.
citation to take subscriptions for a
Grant monument at Lincoln.
On last Saturday night some hungry
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25

fellow went into P. Conover's resi-.
dence while he slept, and helped him.
self to the contents of the larder.
Married, at Red Cloud, August 20,
1885. by Rev. G. o. Yeiser, Mr.. Chas.
Dunbar of Oberlin, Kan, and Miss
Eva Burbeck, of Carroll City, Iowa.
Roy Hutchinson is waiting for the
sun to pass over the line so that he
can be on the shady side of his resi-
dence when he gets ready to paint it.
Thos. Bean came to Red Cloud Sat-
urday to visit his relative. G r..
CLANCY, and was taken sick, but
having partially recovered returned
home.
We understand that Il. d. Hanna
will leave the general office of the Ne
braska Lumber Company and take a
position in the wholesale yard at
Omaha.
On Monday last we lost one of u
most estimable young ladies, Miss
Car. lie Braketield, who ha, gone to TT.
Scott, Kansas, to attend the normal
school at that place.
F Bradbrook, u photographer left
Thursday night for Iowa, where he
will visit for about ten days. Miss
Amy cook, his assistant, will have
charge OF the business.
Miss Eva King, who has been visit
ing with relatives in Vermont, re.
turned to her home at Blue Hill lues-
day. She "a accompanied home by
her cousin, Frank Myers.
1t took s52,293.23 to run the public
schools of v ebster county last year.
Not so small an amount to invest in
educational purposes for a compare.
lively e country.
Last Saturday, the t~wo-year-old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Chambers,
of Blue Hill got hold of a cup contain
ing lye and drank some of the con-
tents. At this writing it is in a criti.
Cal condition.
A committee of three have been ap-
pointed by the agricultural society to
see about letting contract to build a
floral hall, secretary's building, judges
stands, pens, stalls, etc. The commit.
tee are j. G. Warner, L. II. Rust and
j. III. Ferman.
The fire department are rehearsing
1.-The Veteran of 1872" which they
propose to put on the stage in a few
weeks. The boys who make up the
company certainly deserve great
credit for their efforts to make the
company a success.
Mr.. Copeland got a very close shave
from q very serious accident at the
new mill the other day. While rails
ing some timbers one of the pieces
fell, striking him on the side, and pas
sing on struck a two inch plank and
broke it in to.
Warren, King and Hosmer, editors
of the Argus, Helmet and CHIEF, re-
s%pectively, were in Oxford Tuesday,
attending the Republican Valley edi-
torial love feast, leaving their staff
officers in charge. Should anything
of an unusually brilliant nature ap-
pear in their papers this week, the
editorial absence will account for it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
LIVE

Threshing is going on at ap"
The iron man is making ro'
again.
Dave Fishel is helping A"S'o'
with their thresher.
Felix Killough had the "o W
lose a good horse recenil
p.o, Do,,h;t on, b;s quite badly
Wednesday morning "o S
suntlowers with a corn'o' A VIII
be laid up for some tir
1,Lo Mo,;. and ely r living
NTH h;0 neither present. Mrs
49,. "a ,h;,,ro, % recently re.
turned from a visit : "'' '" III"
sister in illinois.
The committee 0roe'a'h" . 'ne
Sunday school f. nav s'o
Rev. l.. e.. Park" q
speech. Rev. Pr 'oln's 'e"',
recommended. ono "nu @" al"
enjoy the picnic i'S.eh 10 s''u
speech. The az WIZ
Croonho,oh,s % on August 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
DUH FLAT

Preaching ' W" ~
house.
corns a,ty good in this part OF
K.rsas an braska.
Me- .fauchamp aud little girl
h.vo hoorf but are reported as i'm.
proving.
Fred v'er anu Mr. anu
Mrs ~ and girls, Mr.. and Mrs
I;nn;rAnd boys and w. G. Shan.
on spe "nua' WIN OnaS'
mortoi
reardslee and Ben Gibson IRE
hnsv ing ready for haying and had
m Red Cloud for repairs for their
- Ben had a notion to buy a
vmstrong machine but thought
!, tot weather for such.
McMurrry, Mrs. Houghtaling
i. q. Shannon and children have
ned from a visit of a month in
hesota. They report having a
4 time, met with relatives for the
time in ls or 20 years. They find
reat change in the atmosphere Of
.nnesota and Kansas. Still they do
I wish to exchange their home here
r one in Minnesota, the land of
xes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathers
by Our County Reporters
LINE
Weather warm and dry.

LIN
Weather warm and dry.
Will Dollins is on q business trip IN
the western part OF the state.
Mrs. Labon Aubusbon Is home from
visiting her daughter and reports nav
ing a good time.
Rev. J. j. Campbell and wife o
North Branch we're the guests VI Wm
VanDyke Sunday.
Rev. Howard of Topeka, Kansas
and Andrew Hawley of Garfield wer'
the guests of VIM. VanDyk Ike Wednes
day. |
John Aubushon shelled corn Tor D
brother William, who lives on Jo1
Wittwer's ranch in Smith count
Kansas.
Mrs. Isom is home from Alba, ok
where she has been visitiDg
brother, Reuben Keagle, and repe
the crops good.
frank vanDyke was visiting frlfS
in Line this week. He is able po
around again, after his accident
few weeks ago.
There will be a series OF meetl1
the Pope school house comme.s
Saturday at Z p. m. conducted o.''
Howard of Topeka. /.
The Wesleyan Me,hodists wil,'I
two days meeting at j. Z. Fox'so"
September 5, conducted by ke Sorth
Campbell ard Rev. Hester WIN
Branch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
b. D. PendletOn Arrested.

b. d. Pendleton. dry goods sales
man was arrested at Red Cloud early
yesterday morning upon his arrival in
town by a constable from Clay county,
Missouri, with a warrant charging him
with kidnapping.
Mr.. Pendleton refused to accom-
pany the constable lack to Nilsson,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
STATE CREEK

Mrs. Clark Stevens has been very
sick for several days.
Miss Hattie Graham, who has been
very sick is reported some better.
The Telephone line from Lebanon
has been repaired and we a call up
central again.
Merit Stevens bought him a driving
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
FURNISHED by j. p. Delaney
FRIDAY uunot 10

and applied for a writ of Hsbess
Corpus. After a long and tedious
trial Judge Keeney decided that the
constable of Missouri had no jurisdic-
ton over the defendant in the State Of
Nebraska, whereupon the defendant
was discharged. He was however
Immediately rearrested upon another
charge by a warrant issued from judge
CARRIERS court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-25
That Settles II,

When a Colorado SAND stone walk iss
laid that settles it. See Overing Bros.
q Go. for prices.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-01-07

Z p
bus w,o nau describe tho.r d.sVnr0ut
mcat whcn ,hcy found tbot itNas amp.
+. ana al} t'alr labor in yain2 ST ,hat
mownnt TIC master "r the house. awah
oucl IS the uoi@o aproarcd on tao
scene For m1uoul 30. three stood
tIcrn a@ e tu"ncd to stone. The mer
chant was the FIRST to como 10 himself
"C"ntiemcn" he sni1 "lot us ~.
maintain ii discreet s"cncn over this in.
aiGoar anl now ro"a5 no to show you
to the door" Hor,tn journal
Johanncsburg, Ike Glasgow, has ban
ishei the barmald fr9.a its sajoous
OF the 12,7o3 newspapers prlntr5 IN
Germany y per cent are in other Ian
gus&ca.
Coal l., dearer IN South Africa than
In ANY ether part OF the worA ii ~
chcsx.sl in China.
There is trouble over tho now t'go
shilling English coln- As it shows Brt
tnnnis Size has only one foot.
a copy Of Poor Richards AlmaBao,-
printed in 1899 was gold at suction IN
fSnlaielphiu recently for $7G5,
A Qa-..o of 1900 Australian Mras
has sccn taken TO London by ou1
steamer. They were sold at the dooA
10 dealers.
In recent cas- IN 4 Esr.s court 4
was stated that the defendant, young
od1cer nj cavalry, had spcul GI0oV,S
81 Eve months
Owing to the Improved plague out.
look ia Johannes JUrg some 5000 na-
tiyes who had been segregated VI
Klipsput camp have been allowed 90
re-outer the town.
Spruce gum is becoming scarce :n1
h@l,lsr to get in the Maine woods. and
schoolgirls who chew that sort viii
have to pay more for IT hereafter The
gum now costs $1.G5 a pound.
Tie Mount Voruoa Ladies aas0cin-
ton has received valuable gift, an
original portrait Of Washington by Gil
bert Stuart presented by Mrs, Ida A.
Richardson, vicercGcnt for Louisiana.
According to Professor Mosso people
are able TO live longer the more tb.tr
nerves are enroehlcd. The less robust
q person is, he points oct the abler he
IL TO resist the rayages OF time and
disease,
A grlstmlll on tho shore Of Oyster
Bay, H. Y, which WIS built 221 ycara
aso and which is now run by Jassa
Molineaux is TO be demolished, Ths
b1Idins has not been changed since
the Revolution.
Inciuding tbs higher officials London
has over 1900 persons on its police
soycR. A pohcemans pay IS at irs'
only Sc a week, rising to $S Inspect
OTIS set $1,000 year. The cOmIais
sloneT'S salary IS $4,000.
The district Of Cuayaqul, in the 70
public Of Ecuador, loads the world IN
Che production of cacso and hats a lar
gcr opunt than the whole Of Afnea,
which continent, however, IS iu many
parts vol adapted for it. culture
4 London postmau stole stamps from
the letters lie collected from boxes
Finally stamps marked with Invisible
sensitive ink we're posted for his oene.
fit He was caught with some Of them
upon him, and they were developed
ia his presence.
in Algeria The grinding OF corn Is
considcred q lBenial employment and
fails to the lot Of women now rs in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-01-07
Tf,org7ton'
Chris mus Cifs'
By T. B. WRIGHT %,
Copydsht. 1905. sy T, C. Mcclure

The niglt was clear and cold. As
Holm Thornton ,tcoped our on to the
rojp .t,..rt ,r Sflva, Row. fr,r tho
bo+ hc,,., .,,o,.a l,lo, otn,nsul,cro
~, ..,.
oi cups anu '''e " ~ u '''' lo"'c''e
wheel inc iFeNh' cIoaF morning an
struck into his lungs with peculiar
gratctuinc5@. The stars seemed par
ticuarh pure and radiant after the
yellow oil fare lie had lclt He gave Il
siob Of satisfaction and started nm fine
,,,.,,. ..,..,,...,ir., .t.,., r,,. r,, r,.,,,
nv '''"" ''''' N''''' i'''' ''''' - ''0
10 nave Iu"' o'' on N'' '""'"
among the IoHlhhS the Stf ana IRE
of the town. The streets lIlicl with
cowboys ana miners in to get thclr
ChrjsJmaSlI-, tAe store windows bright
with toys and triHEctS, the crowded
dance halls, the tiiron2ed saloons, Lac
painted themselves in vivid and NOV.
Ing cUIOrS. ana yet after an afternoon
and night Of ii all he was puH2lcd ana
rather disguised to find tho pleasure
already pulIed. There was Il spirit in
the air that hrcathed of the coming
Christmas, but what awaited it When
there was no one to keep Christmas 90.
no chick nor child nor wife nor sweet
heart for whom t. buy presents? So
Illuminating. Thornton StrollCd slowly
bedward at > O'Clock in the morning.
when other strangers in Silver Bow
were at their lWcliest This for man
just Off Il lonely ranch and in search OF
pleasure argued something wrong,
And then lie noticed boy. The boy
had loitcred up the street just ahead Of
him in an obiectless, purposelcsS way
that concorded neither with the hour
nor 4 spirit OF reyelry by night lie
looked as if lie was trying to pass the
time lie hung before store windows.
stopped 10 pet a forlorn and va@ant
cat or halted before a saloon to rub
the nose of Il cayuse whose master was
loading up within. Thornton caught
up with him as he lounged in front of
the Little Delmonico staring in at
the delicaCics displayed to tempt the
hungry pAs5er ham and eggs, pork AMI
beans, little dishes of vegetables, tri-
angles of pie. lie was a slender young.
ster, poorly clothed, ana his face was
thin and pinchcd.
Thornton studied him carefully from
his shapeless hat to the WOrnout. rusty
shoes
"Right nice layout they've cot in
here Kind of makes a man hungry
inst 10 look Mt it," he said gcpialIy. "At
least it does me"
The boy nodded and turned as if to
move away. but Thornton put hand
on his shoulder.
Look a-hcre,' he said. what do you
say to dropping in here for little sup
per you and |? I'm right hungry my
self, but / just naturally hate to eat
alone, and you'd be doing a big favor
If you'd join me"
Il haven't any money" said the boy.
'Weli, when | ask a gentleman TO
take supper with me don't reckon for
him to bring his bank roll along"
The hoy hesitated and then followed
Thornton into the room.
~ big beefstcak with bacon ana
fried onions on the side would about
hit us. wouldn't IT? And fried potatoes
That's me-" said Thornton as he gave
The order to the waiter. u certainly
am glad I met M with you. Td been
mighty lonesome eating by myself. By
the way, | don't know as | lust got
your nameT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-01-07
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

partipgs. nevertheless shows indica-
tion~ Of these three fashions in CORE
spoDdUg proportions
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-17
STATE BRINGS SUIT TO TEST
VIOLATION OF CLAUSE OF
CON STITUTION.
Is the Clause That Prevents Any One
but Citizen Acquiring Realty
BY Purchase.

To test the constitutional provision
that forbids aliens from acquiring real
ty by purchase, Assistant Attorney
General Robert F. Booth has brought
suit in the superior court at Seattle
to have property transferred to an
alien declared escheated. The proper
ty to which the state makes claim I'M
der the law of escheatS is lot l, block
AZ. Maynards addition, at the south
west corner of Main street and Seventh
avenue, said to be worth $4,000. The
property is now held by the Worlds
Real Estate Commercial company, VINO
acquired it from Y. Otis, a wealthy
Japanese, who is not citizen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-17
GEORGE FITZGERALD"
Councilman FitzgeraId's Supplement-
airy Report.

ITO the members of the City Council
of the City of Oakland.
"Gentlemen: At the start of the
discussion as to the ACCESSIBILITY of
granting a competing telephone COM
pany a franchise. l stated upon sew
al occasions that l believed it would
be advisable to vote in favor of the
granting of the application.
I'm other words, while at first sight
it appeared to me proper to strongly
urge competition in any industry as
making for the good of conditions
generally, l believe the telephone
business to be the exception which
proves the general rule. Competition
in any other line would result in
saving; competition in telephoning
would unquestionably result in great
additional expense without any COM
menSurate convenience. l have
therefore Joined with other members
of the council in a recommendation
that the pending application for
dual telephone system be not granted"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-17

allow a second company to install its
system have been made at Fresno,
Stockton, Bakersfield, San Luis Obs
pc and Hanford. In all of these cities
there is practical unanimity of
opinion against dual system.
"E. c.. HAHN.
"WM. j. BACCUS,
&c. E. AITKEN,
ALEX McADAM.
Said signers constitute a majority
of the councilmen who inspected the
telephone conditions in Los Angeles"
Il concur in the foregoing report,
but have prepared a supplementary
report embodying additional data and
recommendations not touched upon
herein.
GEORGE FITZGERALD"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-17
Preparing for Development Convention

preparing TOR OeveioPment NoH~SHe'oH'
WINCHESTER, KY, Nov. 1.-Two
highly important meetings are held
here today, the meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the state develop
ment convention and the state rev.
enue and taxation committee of the
general assembly. The executive COM
mittee of the state development con-
vention meets here today to consider
the plans for the next annual conven-
ton which will be held here next
year. Both committee are the guests
of the Winchester Commercial club
and this evening the latter club will
entertain the committees at BAN
quet to which representatives of the
Paducah Commercial club and of the
Greensboro Business Mems assOc1a-
ton have also been invited.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-17

Meckelson's Orchestra Is now open
for all engagements. Phone Main "a.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-26
Get your Sunday dinner at the

Get your Sunday dinner at the
Palace Restaurant.
J. S. Rosholt, f. Sprague and
party leave the first of Septem.
Der for Canada where they will
look over the great crop of the
northwest. Anyone desiring to
join the party should call at the
Office of J. S. Rosholt, Swed back
block.
New fall line of suiting and
wooden goods. A good line from
which to make your fall and win
ter suits. Good fit guaranteed.
T. Baudette, Minnesota avenue.
George H. Shiere, editor OF
the Northome News, arrived in
the city this morning for short
business visit here.
Get your suits cleaned, pressed
and repaired at S: J. Fryhling
Work done satisfactorily, charges
reasonable.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-26
THE CITY.

Go to Hakkerup's for Photos.
j. G. Dale was a Bemidji visitor
in the city yesterday.
Del Marca cigar-none better
Bemidji made-two styles
!, sold by all dealers.
E. D. A]ger of Tenstrike is
registered at the Markham.
Bemidji VS.. Wadena at the city
ball park Sunday afternoon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Daniel,
of Red Lake are the guests of
Bemidji friends today.
Cream for sale at Armstrong
lunch room.
Miss Mary McAllister return
ed Last night from Portland, Ore,
= where she visited the fair.
Base ball Sunday afternoon at
the city rase ball park.
We are selling a car load of
good barley and oats below cost.
Call and get our prices.
Schroeder's store.
Rev. Trask returned to Ten.
strike last night after a short
visit with friends and relatives
!, in Bemidji.
If you want a smooth, clear
complexion, take HOLSTERS
~ Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Bright eyes and red lips follow
it's use. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Barker's Drug store.
Manager A. E. Harris of the
local telephone exchange made a
business trip to Tenstrike last
night, returning home this morn
ing.
A wonderful tonic for the sick
and afflicted. Get strength,
health and happiness by Holli-
steers Rocky Mountain Tea this
1 month, A bracing family medi-
cine. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Bankers Drug store.
G. n. Parker, Fred Parker and
Clyde Parker of Brainerd and
w. r. Edwards and A. Brown of
Milwaukee, Wis, accompanied
Superintendent Strachan of the
M. & I. on an inspecting tour to
Northome last night, returning
to Brainerd this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-26

Pure cream at Armstrong;
g. W. Speelman arrived il the
city this morning from North
ONE.
Miss Ma bel Hits Of Kelliher is
the guest of Bemidii friends to-
day.
Erick Nelson arrived in the
city this morning from Black.
duck.
Base ball Bemidii vs.. Wadena
ball park Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Maule of Tenstrike is
renewing acq uaintances IN the
city today.
Anton Erickson of Rosby was
la business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Attend the base ball game be-
tween Bemidji and Wadena Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. E. Leonard arrived in
Bemidji this morning from Ten
strike for short visit here with
friends.
Joseph Carter of Tenstrike ar.
rived in the city this morning
from Tenstrike to spend the day
in Bemidji on business,
Attorney Fl. A. Simons re-
turned this morning from North
ONE, where he. has spent few
days on legal business.
A. T. Wheelock apd Richard
Hawkes. left this afternoon for
the Dakotas, where they will
take in the harvest season.
T. A. Fallihee of DexterviHe
passed through the city this
morning enroute to Minneapolis,
where he will spend a few days
on business. ...,
w. 3. Stewart and Prof. E. T.
Carroll of Wadena left last night
for the homestead of the former
near Blackduck, where they will
spend few days fishing.
Mrs. @. Nangle left this morn
ing for Eliza beth, Mimi, where
she was called by a message an
nouncing the death of her
brother, Frank Maurin, who died
of typoid fever.
J. E. Black returned last night
from Calais, Me-, where, in com
pany with Mrs. Black be has
spent the past month with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Black stop
| ped off at ST. Cloud on the return
trip for a short visit with friends
and will return to Bemidji in a
few days.
H. J. McCarty returned to
Bemidji last night from Stark
weather, N. D., where he has a
grading contract on a new extern
sion of the Great Northern. Mr..
McCarty will remain in the city
over Sunday with his family and
will return to Starkweather
Monday.
Read the Daily Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-26
INDICESTIoN's RECORD

digestion, madam, is Green S August Flower.
know of several other physicians who pre-
scribe it regularly. !"
indigestion is making an awful record
as cause of sudden deaths. st is beat
ing heart-failure in its CHASTITY harvest.
qYou read in the papers daily Of appar-
emily healthy and even robust men Being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying a hearty meal, and Of their
dying in many cases before a physician
could be called in.
qThis should be warning to you who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
OF indigestion. If these unfortunate vic
tins of acute indigestion had taken a
small dose of Green's August Flower be-
fore or after their meals they would not
have fallen prey to such sudden seizures.
qAugust Flower prevents indigestion by
creating good digestion. It also regulates
the liver, purifes the blood and tones up
the entire system in natural way. ~
QTwo sizes. 25c and 7sc. All drugeists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-26
Rev. DriscOlI to Preach.

Rev. A. 8. Driscoll, Fl nancia]
secretary of Manchester College
in St Paul, will preach at the
Pres byterian church Sunday in
the absence of Rev. S. E. P.
White.