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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07
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LID oieielbe Jrase qerittet: sd
babe MIDI ourh th6ritte Sernah
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eeI9mDuenen N~ueenlie6sr mir iaaen,
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finb. @ns raiben Sic mir 81 tbun?
llno In ieoem dnue pirb Die aEtpGrt
Inu.en, ons bic meifen Iatentmebi.
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ben nueenblidli9ep gfeit bere9net,
nur 3~eitipeilie bic SumptOme 6urh
lnedfiber pber anbere dsenbe StOHe
pertreiben, nift aber benz 2eI0eH
ouf ben @tunb aeheu nnb Elm gnbe
bereiten. 6eiisu I6nnen ba nur bic
beIfbmten ct. Bernaro arduterpil'
len, b. b. cine wirtli4e, aus ben
beiltrdftipitsn Rfanseuidfteu sube.
reitete ar;nei, bic ih6u uusdbliaen
2eioenDsH sebolfen bat, uno Swnr
besbalb setolfen bat. neil fe benz
llebel nuf ben Sruno eebt, bic @ers
bnnnno tpieber berltellt unb reides,
anies Hlut IGafi: bic Gueue nener,
eefnnber 9ebensfrnft. Sn alien Apo
lbefsn foe mn. rs Gents 81 babsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07
Stretlihe Stmsr;sn 9eliuHlrt,

St,re9lihe StmsrSsn 9%sliuHtrt.
4urd idr, dIite ShmerSen &C.
peiniat mioIae Der @rfte unueronu
ten Spsiien. nobm Is. y. @rapion
uun 9uIa. V'i., Or. aina'S Nsn
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er ibreibt, rbnB ih lurirt muroe.
lille Naaen uno 9ebdrmeurorbnun
gen werben aehOben ourh ibrem lin
oernoen Siublaana beiUnbere Ginen
ihniteu. rs Gents in 0alter SrUs
NpUthGfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07
GhImbtrldin's puittu y
bilft Sic lldtur.

0iebiSinen, Die Die Ratur belien,
limb imIner am wirtiamiten. Gbnm-
berlnin's Suiten.NtsolSln banOelt
nab 6i,iem Blane. Sic b6lt ben
puiten 5urhd, Ion oeu Nuslpurf unO
bilit bic &atur, ouS Spitsm in eiueu
eeiunoen 8uiiano mieoerbersultelleu
Sic III lHer eineu 9rUBen 5beil Der
e,uilliirten Welt lbrer unitabbnrer
GlUeHlhnften weeen berlbmt. 9au.
ieuoe hnben ibren tOben 8ert be-
seuGt. Gle Ulrtt wt0en itbe Gnla'
ee, Dob cine @rtaltuns in cine Cur
eenentSanoune abereebt.k Gum Ger
tauf bel @aIier Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

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btit. (Strr gum Di.n,r): Silt Sic
ba fnb, nebm,n m.ins Wsirt rupib
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au6, Guer Gnabsn!" - .Sdpcbl!
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lid p~trtyassn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07
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Gicbctt at Gins.

3uipciIcn 9cbt ba5 Getpidt in
Scr @ciie aufpdrtS, ipcnn man
Scptt'S Gmuliipn cinnimmt. Sies
ben @funO r,eucS, 9cIunScS 5Iciid
i'm cjncr Gin Eflnb SIaide
Gcptt'S Gmuliipn lit npr9ctrmmcrl.
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sur @iIie: G,lten Ippctit, itarte
%:rSauunA reid,tS Slut, ilclle
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lSlpt9nIid,cr Gpeiic 81 cr;ieIcn.
6iir GoIfc, bic mctr GIcii9
ttnot4i9cr, 9ibt'5 nid,tS SciicreS.
9Iagere Scutc - perIudt'S.
Etr 'tttCn quo Gin ,rtnil ar Frrtc. ,rcHn Rcirau'8t
GCutt 6 Yppnc, aOg QsarI StIItt, yltp gert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

rtr uno aud,ool!sr dtbmcn. Grr
G;r3ihIaQ wUroc 70 unre9tImibin
ure tam in n itdrtcn nI0A ShlGs
zen, naf msjns Qsute nab Der 9tn-
IysnDrnl to.b otnmGhtig tinfieler
uno IN crit nab e%inioen Minuter
risor crh~t.cn. N;n elmer 606s b.
$4,000 1u6 5%ciltca iiA nr9 tcu0ru
0.lCnatye GNmptoUie. Grlse,btu IN
icyupGtycncC: NaitnGlut3n i;tl,,
ijh Elm. DE QtUte .laQttn ijter tin
b!ii'Q3s %Gmmern in alien @ljtccru.
Dor diitm Elm Woden in alien ShIi:
fen. Elm SouiCn in ben Sbren, odb Il,
meme Gimme taum perncDNeu toans
ten. Sei $4,000 Eub 60he tctlm
and id hCi;ilGs NoiGnbluien, uber cs
erleihterte mid, rdbm mir ben te.
tlemmeHotn 0yut pon Der Wruit.
0rh uuittC NrId59furp ipNr unat
| itrei5lib. ShlIejh Der 2lulrtiel min
lc,htlr mar, iN,eppten mir un& 1ua
MIR mjjhilm tinnT. Tie Uljeotr ma
rem 10 Idl.uer ME Geu.ner Y!ei uno
SolCn un@ Njeotr; Die Nnitygu2lnN
nur oiH @line gu hetCN, MAJ n lypH,
lpje I0nit tdum Die 3Uy.itltruml c,acr
grphM @G1jlrtde. ,&h Elite IjeyEI
Din i~iciiren WjpIel urtj9tl moIlen,
ais in iplhcr I0te uUI elmer iJit tbe-
men T!dhe Nib f]oriDep'In. Gjnm
mfinlr QtI:e. otn trGitjlitcn inter
linen, platte Elm Nt"WiJb, " Ntl:
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raQtcn Cin;le UipicI ME maititdt''t'
ptife SuTeln in Die 0Ght; ticfc Stile
in ben itu!rctt n;eotrltjir}tnNen NJ
Qrijnl,r, nur isIten po2 Iounyrn q
ner hcra05yduitnoeu Canine. ojt in
rtt NtIhc inter uus %CntEdUctn. VI!
iCttcn urs nitotr uno rllh;tn I'I..
mas uus mi.tihreibiiA w>6I that:
rlNN idt;,,M mir uni:rG yt1meu II
e;ntn Gam mo oFen Ghc!2!aoe Unr
Yli,iurn pm Ilejid)GrtrGtt; odnn he
aalntn mir lang am Zen Noi.jt8. -"
Orli 6itmorsut nit elmer fltuNl
,fIdi it lhdmrtrl1in's GtiHmth,
Gh1lrrd uu6 OprhfdlI ~llljHiiiu
non Gholtrt ,llorhus Sthlili
per ". W. 1pmter Niabtpuer.
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mcd)le, mGbreuo er ola 8eidworr
ner IN elmer Notwithstanding il
9hwnrhSuiUe, 9reiSbnUptinbt urn
2,etie %SIebUurne, Nl,., iiNurirts. III
iNQt; n&ahreno id, onrt mar, M Id
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oae bti mir GbOlera Wl0rbua III 'cll
itllmmer 6orm uerurint)te. 1tl
iuhlie ara Cleno uub iGidte mad, els
ncr ocmiIicn Gbplero MeoiSin. itat'
oeiien inr0le mir Der NpUtheter eint
3Inid)e Gtnmberlniu's 9eibwth, Gbp
Iern uno 7urdlinu. MeoISir nit tCn
Nemerteu, onB er Dos @emunidlt'
bate, mir abe, in 6Utae Der Gr
prUbtbtit oieies SeilmitteIs. uOrS0l
mir letteres gu ididen. oa er lii
beiien urithlbore Sur aurnntire. Sd
notm cine Tuie bnpuu uno ilhlte H.
iuni Wtiruten better. Sic sruejtt
RUie hcilte mid earslidj. 3mel
MitaeitwOrene litten IN oerielber
&eiie unb cine Jim uno swanslp
Gent 6la,te heilte unS ale bret
Rum WertnuI bel Ralier BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07
EDW. WALL.
COAX WOOD SAL00Nl
9s1euutsE o,T giuhIs.

'2e1GIuctT Ter Ituhle,
htrnidun, :: mo.
Cics 1T Der ,IIgnrltiuC Snlppn i'll S,S
mann une tneei man som duh Die bchsH
SStransC unb GjgnrrSn.
SCioneeTs sujs g:hiShS. NQsinisrr
assni III Nermann iir osn bSrihmtcn uno
cttsn Bourbon uno Jtps gAhsta ben Ssp.
mann Iiitiains So. YStiS osrislbs Nis IN
Der Ttirilan
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

SNtr 'tttcr quo Gin srtni, ,r grrEc. ,r,Hn Rcirau'9t
GcUtt Il Yoipne, aO9 4sarI Sttt., N,p Yort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

Tas ,rft, D,rt bon 0ilh.Im
9nuti6 Nrsk ni4t. Inter 3iiden
unb pfeif,n p,nnb,t. bic @bb,d.r.i.
Gom0Oi.. Oh, tvh Der s.tduf@t. Did
ter anndbm, burA bic Riebertra6t
unb RudiuM bel binauseeporf.nsn
2unitm1tens obel - aus tisen,r
Strait. psrmus Ia ntAt gu sntfdtiosn.
9batfa6t aber lit. baB @iIbeIm
Snutid iid s.IObts. unter 70 -cOrrum'
pirten 9erbdItniFen" tinftishin bon
j.osr tpsitsr.n ausiibuns fein.r bra
mdtiidsn 9bdtiei.it ab3uisben. unb
5u bieitm Isssrsr.i4en gutidlub BEL
e,trae.n gu bab.n, bart Der .ntlarot.
&unitmGter Fh gu i,inen riibm,ns'
tp.rtkften U.rbisnitsn dnr.du,n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

sd uermuthe. buB i'd Sbn.n midi
gang unbstannt bin." besann sr bann
nbab ibnsn aud meine 9batistsit be
tannt 1T. Wsnu i'd MIDI nitt IRE.
baben 81. idon pieO.rbOlt i'm 9beat.l
@sIssenbeit ssbubt, gu bsobudten, nit
reel unb 3uuerldfig i'd meins alien.
ten bebiene.".. e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29

Unless 1t is a case of clouds without
rain, and storm without wind, and cy-
clone without any twister, the tempest
which is gathering about the great
Standard Oil octopus Is going to give
that many tentacled trust something
else to do in the near future besides
crushing out competition, forcing up
the price Of oil, sucking in the profits,
and declaring the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of Is per cent to its greedy stock
holders.
A good many people are beginning to
think that the Standard Is the key log
in the trust jam, which is dam
ming up the commercial, industrial
and financial streams Of. the coun-
try, and destroying the individ-
ual rights Of the common people, and
that If the dynamite of equitable law,
and perfect publicity, can be touched
on, under this key log, so as to COM
pei 1t to yield to a reasonable adjust
ment and just control, all the other
trust logs will float harmlessly down
the stream Of the national life, and the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29
of unlawful combination will be dence Of

dence of the thorOughness with which
the work will be done, the note of
President, Roosevelt to Mr. James r
Garfield may be quoted. 1t is terse, and
businesslike: Act vigorously on the
resolution at once" And if the way
in which Mr.. Garfields department
has handled the beef trust investiga-
ton, and brought matters and condi-
tons before the interstate commerce
commission, which promise ill for the
beef trust, is any indication of the
spirit and thoroughness with which
the investigation of the Standard Oil
business will be conducted, Mr.. Rookie
Teller may well begin to fidget in his
chair and recall unpleasant memories
OF how Frank S. Monnett, the attor-
ney general of Ohio, forced the
Standard to abandon it's trust form
of organization, leave the state and
take refuge in its present form of a
New Jersey corporation.
Monnett Deals Standard a Blow.
This will not be the first time the
Standard has been investigated. Three
times the trust has been up before leg
islative commissions and has once
been taken before the courts. The
legislature of New York delved into
the affairs of the monopoly in 1897,
with the Hepburn committee Con-
gress tackled it in 1888 with the
Bacon committee, and again in 1890
with the industrial commission. But
the most severe shaking up it has re-
ceived in it's history was that given it
by Monnett, and though it was a bit
ter pill for the Standard to swallow,
1t had the grim satisfaction at the next
election of defeating Monnettfor reelec-
ton as attorney general, and forcing
him into private life.
Monnett is as familiar with the
Standard Oil business as anyone out
side of the company itself, and Kan
sas has turned to the one man who
has given Standard a black eye.
The Ohio man is now at Topeka and
will aid in the fight. He will assist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29

said, unless he can buy at ruinously
low prices and sell at figures which
tell the story Of fair CO profit Of
several hundred per cent.
Kansas Fires the First Gun.
Kansas seems to be always doing
things which other states are afraid
to do, or never think of doing, and she
has fred the first gun in this ire
mendOus war, and, as Lincolns call
to arms in 81 was, met by the cry
from the different states: 1--WE are
coming, Father Abraham, 100000
strong" so the sound Of Kansas first
shot at the oil octopus has aroused
the nation, and on every hand, and
from unexpected directions, reinforce
ments are coming to the aid Of plucky
Kansas.
The Government to Use Its Probe.
The most important of all develop
ments in this fight has been the action
of congress in ordering the department
OF commerce. and labor to begin in
vestigation of the business of the
Standard Oil company, and as an evil
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29
DARTITIoN SALE

SA LIZ.
State Of Wisconsin County of Grants
In Circuit Court.
Harriet Griswold, Joseph Kirk and Mar
celia Kirk, his wife. Charlotte Sloat, Juliet
Dye, olga Dewey. Juliet D. Brown. Nettie
=. meyer. Richard Meyer Jr ard Jeanette
=. meyer his wife, Jessie NJ. Meyer Fred
T; Never and Gretchen Meyer his wife
Plaintiffs.
Ellzabeth Juliet Ellis if alive and if de-
ceased all of her unknown heirs at law Or
Devlsees. Defendants.
Notlce is hereby given that bv virtue of
an order of sale issued out of the Circuit
court for Grant County, Wisconsin, said
or6er bearing date the 20 h day of February,
A. p, 1905. | will on the 9Th day of April
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
DAY; at the front door of the Court House,
In the city OF Lancaster in Grant County,
Wisconsin offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder or bidders, for
to-wit:
Lots eight (0 nine Coy ten uO) in block
tnlrty-four et34 of the original plat of the
village now city, of Lancaster Grant
county, Wisconsin, also the north half of
lots fve (5) and six (6) in block number
city OF Rhinelander, Oneida County, Wis
consln. The premises so described to be
solo separately that is to say the lands in
Grant County in. one tract or parcel and
those IN Oneida County in ano Their. "
Dated Sheriff's Office, in the City of Lam
caster, Grant County. Wis, this 22nd- day
ROBERT GLENN, @.@
Snerif OF Grant County, Wisconsin.
Brown & Brennan, Plaintiffs Attora
20. Address, Lancaster, Wis. =. I
e. First Feb.s22 Last March 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29

danger of unlawful combination will be
passed.
But however that may be, certain it
Is that war cloud of ominous proper
lions is arising upon the horizon OF
the Standard Oil company's sky. It
began to gather in Kansas, that home
of the cyclone, and has spread until
from Texas to New York and from
the Indian territory through the
prairie states of Illinois, Iowa and In
diana to the capital city on the Po-
tomac, the ominous mutterings of the
coming storm have been heard. Had
the Standard only had to deal with the
situation in Kansas it would have
been the merest child's play, the most
amusing diversion, to have in time
crushed all opposition and forced the
people and the state into submission.
John d. Rockefeller has been laugh
ing up his sleeve and serenely waiting.
1t has amused him to read in the pa
pers that the Kansas legislature had
appropriated $4,000 for the estab-
AlShAACAJ VI q oI1IC w UQCh
against his $3.50, 100000 company. He
has been annoyed, perhaps, at the eff
fort to NEEDLE with his pipe lines, but
he has felt confident that the end
would come in victory for him and the
establishment of his company in the
state on firmer basis than ever before
He has mapped out a campaign of
waiting. This great financier, this
$550,000,000 money bags, can afford to
wait, for his dollars work while he
sleeps, and he can keep busy banking
the $5O,O0O,00O yearly income from his
investments while the poor Kansans
see their $4,000 refinery a sink hole
into which to pour the wealth of the
state and the Independent producers
there brought to state of sub
mission where they will be willing to
make peace at Rockefeller's own
terms, and if reports are to be credited
Rockefellers terms are never generous
except to the interests of Rockefeller
himself. He is never satisfied, it is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29

is impossible, there is obtainable some
data that give interesting glimpses OF
its staggering total. Some seven or
eight years ago one of the Standard Oil
leaders, in speaking of the fortunes OF
some OF the men most prominently
identified with that company, was
quoted as expressing the opinion that
Jonn D. Rockefellers share of this
great aggregation Of wealth was then
$l50,OOO,00O and that his income from it
was from 100000 to 100000.
This statement had reference OF
course only to that part of Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's wealth derived from his oil inter
ests or represented by his holdings in
the Standard Oil company and the nj
Continued TO Page 6)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29
ESTATE of Samuel Rundell, deceased.

ESTATE of Samuel Rundell, deceased.
State of Wisconsin. County Court of
Grant COunty-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the general
term Of the County Court. to be held in and
tor said county. at the court house in the
first Tuesday of April. A. B., 1906, Being the
4th day. of April 1905. at the hour OF the
o'clock in the afternoon, the following mat
ter Will be heard and considered:
administrator of the estate of Samuel
Rundell, late of the village of Livingston,
deceased. for the allowance of his final &C.
count as such administrator. and for the
assignment of the residue of the estate of
said deceased according to law and for his
discharge. By order of the Court,
n @ E.B. GOODSELL,
COuny Judge.
Dated March 4th, 1905.
First ms. March 9Th: last Ins. March q.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-29
STANDARD OIL TRUST
COME TO JUDGMENT
BEGUN AGAINST THE GREATEST
OF ALL COMBINES
THE FIRST GUN FIRED IN KANSAS

Government Orders Investigation VIII ich Will Law
Bare the Methods of the Oil Octopus--John
ID. Rockefeller and the Part He Plays
in the Game-In Fifty Years
He Has Become the Worlds
Greatest Potentate.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

Some Southern Minnesota farmers
will secure land in North Dakota this
spring.
The railroad men on the Northern
Pacific at Dickinson have been ordered
vaccinated.
J. M. Lowe of Bowbells received
serious injuries while assisting in mOv-
ing house.
Benson county farmers may or
ganize a mutual fire and lightning in
surance company.
Two Kenmare young ladies set their
bed on fire by lighting match to see
what time it was.
John Hurry, late court stenOgrapher
in the Fourth district, will establish a
law office in Minot.
The mail facilities of Sherwood are
said not to be equal to the demands Of
that thriving town. =T3 =s
The farmers institute at Fairmount
was big success, despite the unfavor-
able weather conditions.
The creamery at Penn is running
through the winter and taking in about
5000 pounds of milk daily
Commissioner of Agriculture Gil
breath has removed to his new Offices
in the addition to the capitol.
The Granville Creamery associa.
tion had successful year and the out
look for the next season is good.
Pure Food Commissioner Ladd's re.
cent ban on impure foods is being
widely advertised over the state.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

Lack of funds prevents the board
from holding farmers Institutes at
many towns where they are in de
mand.
There is expected to Ec a big boom
in the real estate business on tpe
slope within he next two Or three
months.
The Bestics of Fargo are being con.
graduated on the Inheritance from
England, a part of which has already
arrived.
Some other high Gcl:ools in the
state are planning to emulate the ex-
ample of Minot and get up high
school band
The activity of the United States
officials in the prosecution Of wheat
smugg!ers has had discouraging ef-
feet on that industry s,s N. ... ss-sF,
c. H. Edick, an old soldier, and
pioneer resident of Emmons county.
recently died in Bismarck, where he
had resided some time.
The Washburn postoffice had the
largest day of it's history the other
day, when twenty-nine sacks of mail
were received, seven being letters.
E. J. Densmore has started suit
against Grand Forks for damages from
an accident, for $1,000, and settled
with the council without a trial, for
$1,000.
Some of the builders are taking a
fall cut Of the cement block PROPOSE
ton for residences, and claim not
enough cement is used in the compo.
sitiOn.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
SICK MAN BADLY BURNED.
While Companion Leaves Him to Sum-
mon Aid, He Falls Into Fire.

While Companion Leaves Him to Sum-
mon Aid, He Falls Into Fire.
Duluth, Feb. IA. 49, Matt Hill and
Frank Jansen started to walk from
Split Rock, on the north shore of Lake
Superior, to Two Harbors. The men
were walking on the ice, and when six
miles from their destination Hill was
taken sick and was unable to proceed.
The weather was cold and the best
Jansen could do was to build a fire on
the ice and 60 for assistance. Arriv-
ing back with team it was found that
Hill had rolled into the fire and was
terribly burned about the legs. He
was nearly dead from exposure. He is
in hospital and his recovery is doubt
full.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
Minot and Kenmare are in the race
for the Methodist university.

Minot and Kenmare are in the race
tor the Methodist university.
Some of the clergy of the state are
out in opposition to church fairs.
A large number of secret societies
held public installations of officers.
At Sharon, Mrs. Andrew Bake dled
and left husband and five children.
La Moure got a lot Of advertising
out of the car load of turkeys shipped.
Company A Of Bismarck gave re-
ception and ball at the capitol build
ing.
At Kensal, as in other towns, there
is demand for snow shovelers 10 get
busy.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
VAN SAINT The RAFT BOAT KING.

His Will Be the Only Line of Raft
Boats on the River Next Season.
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. Alt is given
out that only lwelve raft boats will
ply the ftississilt4 river this year.
Years q go U. were never less than
enc hlhLred fraffe;rs y -. 81
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
VETERAN DEAD IN SNOW.

Near Lake Eiysian, Wis.
Elysian, Wis, Feb. IA. - Partly
buried under the snow, the body Of
William Beamer, eighty-two years of
age and a veteran of thu, Civil war,
was found near his hut in the timber
near Lake Elysian. It is surmised that
he lost his way during the recent
blizzard and froze to death. The evi.
dence given at the inquest indicated
that he has been dead since last
Thursday.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
CARTRIDGES FLY IN FLAMES:
Big Explosion In 100000 Fire at Sc.
attic,

Seattle, Wash, Feb. IA. - Fire de.
stroyed the eight-story building of the
Schwabacker Hardware company at
Jackson street and First avenue south
early yesterday. The loss is estimated
at 100000, covered by insurance.
After the flames reached the packing
rooms on the third floor. hundreds Of
loaded cartridges began to explode,
and the firemen were unable to ap-
proach within fighting distance. 1t is
believed the fire was caused by
crossed electric wires.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
chAPPED LIPS KILL.

Blood Poisoning Results Fatally to
Iowa Farmer.
Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 14.-Elmer
Pilkington, a farmer near Sigourney.
died of blood poisoning caused by
chapped lips. Pilkington had been aid
ing in clearing a snow blockade, and
the cold wind chapped his lips badly.
On Wednesday his face became badly
swollen and it was discovered that
blood poisoning had set in. He died
a few hours later.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

the season. Former Gov. Van SAINT of
Minnesota will have the only line of
rafters in service. He is one Of the
leaders in the fight for $4,000. 900
appropriation for the improvement of
the river from Cairo to st. Paul.