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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
NORTHWEST :NEcRo(,11;o)'G1e (, ]; @ !.

Albert Lea, :MS.s: II, s,::wifs
Of Charles n. tRubles died at the, fam
lily residence tyest erdaY morning !: g from K,
lungs. She had, beef III for FIVE. years,
Pipestone, ;z7-R LEY e(troWel1, W WIG
has made his home for fourteen years
in this city with, Ills daughter ziIl law,
Mrs. M. Crowel1, is dead. The funeral
will be held att Egan, S. D.s :-,aes.ss +.
Antler, N. D.-rAfrs. W. Hersab one Of
Yesterday YES from a complication Of
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Special to The Journal.s 4.ass4
!: Vermilion, S. D. Novsz 1S.~wEiftY
years: ago. today Mr. and Mfs.o N. v.
Ross were married. at Marion; Flynn
county, Iowa This afternoon and even
ing they were 6ttingly celebrating the
golden anniversary at their; home Just
north Of this city. Many invited guests
are present, the majority being old set
tiers. 4$1:ss% d F|s
but only one five Of, them are living.
These are Walter and Edith ofsVermil-
Ion; Mrs. s. F.. StickneY of W yattvllle,
Mimi; Mrs. l.. B. Keeling Of Sioux City
and Mrs. Arthur Eldridge of Lead, 9.
d. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross are great grand
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
WAHPETON GETS BUSY
Wholesale Grocers Establish a Branch
House at Casselton.
.snecia1 to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
=. Fargo, N. D., Nov. Is: The Wahpe,,
ton Wholesale grocers. do not intend
to be cut from the trade along the
zAneta branch and have established a
house at Casselton in order to hold the
business they have built UP. The change
in the train service from Brecken;;
ridge to Aneta and between Fargo and
Aneta. gave the Fargo wholesalers the
advantages formerly enjoyed by the
Wahpeton men. ,n
= A fund of several hundred dollars
has been raised here for the suffering
Jews in Russia The money was for
Marded to Jacon Schlf.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
BUYS UP ALL RIVER LOGS.

Muscatine, Iowa. Nov. 1S.-William
Kaiser, a prominent lumberman, OF this
city, has purchased all the logs on
Snake river, Minnesota. The deal Is
the largest made by any MuscatIns man
in years. The supply will keep one
milf going for FIVE years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
RUN ovER BY WAGON.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 1S.-While
assisting her brother to hitch up team
of colts, Miss Grace Cummings, da9gh-
ter of a,fwell known farmer residing
in Hanson county, was knocked down
and run over by heavy wagon. She
may not recover.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
tsILDERsLEEVE APPOINTED
A6tkin County Commissioners Name
Him as Kennnerer IS Successor. r ~

Special to The Journal go 'I % <' :i&3
Aitkin, Mimi, Nov. 1s.--At. a speeial
meeting of the e. sGanty yf e9pm5ssi4nsas ~t W
merer as cohmty superintendent .fof
schools was accepted. and J. ~, Glider
sleeve was appointed his succ ccessor 10
complete the term expiring one year
from next: JANUARY. Kemmerer will de-
vote his time to- the mercantile bust
ness. 81 = 49,. -
The state! farmers institute held here.
Yesterday was well attended, II. A.
Hoverstad, conductor, was assisted by
Superintendent Mcclure of thes state
farm at Grand Rapids and Professor
Thomas Shaw 70 ) &" %sf1 T. $500
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
:. HUTCHINSON A CANDIDATE.

Special to The JourHai -, .
Hawarden, Iowa, Nov. 1s.+It has
been announced that Mayor John d.
Hutchinson, of this place, will be can
didate for election as representative
from Sioux county. It is also stated
cnmbent. will seek reelection.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
ELECTS NEW ! OFFICERS
Seni-Annual Meeting of the Epwort
81. Ieague Is Held at Chatfeld

80 League Is Held at Chatfeld. ~. 81
Specialize The Journal = "a y
9 Chatfeld, Mimi, ,Noy. 1S.--At The
league @ the the % Following = officers rs" We're " re
elected: President, Miss Eleanor Arm
strong; first yicepresident,. Miss Eva
McKeown; second vicepresident, Miss
Helen Bibbins; third vicepresident,
Miss Lilah Silsbee; fourth yfcepresi-
dent, Miss Caroline Maynard; secretary,
Miss Isabel Turner; treasurer, Lewis
Junior superintendent, Mrs. Carrie Fer.
guson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
STAPLES MINISTER RESIGNS.
Special to The Journal.

Special TO Ine Jouruat.
Staples, MIMI, Nov. 1S.-Rev. T. w.
Spanswick has resigned as pastor Of
the Congregational church here and has
accepted call to the church at North
Branch Minn.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
REv1vALs AT PIPEsToNE.

Pipestone, Mimi. Nov. 1S.-A series
of evangelistic meetings will begin at
the Methodist church in this city. They
will continue two weeks and will be
conducted by Rev. L. III. Woodwork,
district evangelist for Marshall dis
trict.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
HOMEsEEKERS AT MORA
Fifteen Purchases Are Made, the Past
b" 80 Week to New Settlers.

I: y Week to New Settlers. .s.3
Special to The Journal. ss.
= Mora, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-Twenty home.i
seekers from Arlington, Montevedio and
other points in this and other states,
have been here looking over lands. Sales
were made to fifteen at prices ranging
from $3.50 to 500 an acre. The pur-
.chasers expect to. move their families
here in the spring.
The crop of potatoes here was fair
average, running from $50 to $50 bush
els per acre. They are being marketed
atT fifty cents bushel. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
HUSBAND GONE TWO YEARS.

Clinton, Iowa, Nov. 1S.-Theodore
Hoing, a well known resident Of the
North side, disappeared from hme Nv.
3. 1903, and his. family 'andj friends
have never heard from him since. Now
his wife, with whom he, +ha5 lived ffoy
suit for divorce in the Clinton disthrict
court <.7.:~'> H.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
Many Clues Followed.

The above statement has been sent
broadcast to, all ministers in the state.
The. pastor reviewed the case briefly
last evening, as follows:
"Miss Mratindale left three weeks
ago. We were holding: a special mis-
esionary service in the Christian En-
deavor, room at our church. The young
woman was visibly affected by the sing
ing of the hymn known as Missionary
Invitation -, -...
"This hymn tells of the perishing
condition of the heather and our duty
to send the gospel to them. Miss Mar
tindale rushed from the church, fol-
lowed by her brother, who had been
watching her during the service. The
young woman was followed to Eight
eenth street, where she turned and
fought her mother and then disappeared
in the darkness.
"This is the last time she has been
seen. We have had clues from time
to time, but none has proved of any
value :. It was reported that the girl
might have been spirited to a resort,
but committees from my church .rhaNe
searched every such place in Des Moines
and other churchmen have searched in
other cities and can find no trace Of the
girl. Reports that she had been seen
running at large in cornfelds and along
the Des Moines and Raccoon rivers
were verified, but before we could get
to the. caves where the girl was sup
posed to be hiding she was gone.' -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

True, the pen may, be nightier than
the sword. but the pencil isn't much good
without the help of a knife. e. T. T.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

'. Wessingtons Springs. SD. Miss;
Alma Schultz Awas&: married to Samuel
u. r: Stuck BY ReY. 6; p; BEolht1er Bob OF
.KiddeEssS, D. James S:@Trlpp; OF ssA1-. 4
spena: and Mrs. i. Harrison Of this city
were married Sat Mitchell. 's:.s...s -, =,
- Hastings, Minn.-Marriage licenses
were ISSUED today to GustaVet Roeller
Of Mehduta and Miss katherine Mes
,serichf Of Inver Grove and Oscar P. Nc
Pheron and Miss Nettie L. Pagan of
South st. Paul s 4
Centerville, lt1 il1le S. D.-Miss Hannah AM Oak
land Of Centerville and Peter 81. Smith
Of sViborg were married here at the
Norwegian Lutheran church.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

{ :gt..' : ~ -, ...
Special to The Journal. . i -
Des Moines, Nov. 1S.-In all the
Christian churches in+ Iowa prayer will
rise tomorrow i'm behalf Of Cora Martini
dale; e;uthe :Des Moines girl who mystic:
rieusly disappeared three weeks ago.
No trace of her has been found, and
Rev.&W. A. Webster, pastor Of the Shaw
Street church, Of which the girl was
member, has asked that prayers for the
unfortunate girl be made special or
der in every Christian pulpit in Iowa.
He has issued the following statement
Il; thDear Brother" Pastors: Miss Cora
Martin dale. good Christian girl whom
7 baptized into the faith last May, mys-
teriously disappeared from our midst
after church services Sunday evening
three weeks ago. She was at least: par
tally demehted and overburdened with
a religious fervor. and desire to go
tn mission. fields. Her family is poor
and 'our church is small and weak a1fd
we have been unable to get great deal
Of help In ;;our, search for her: WeFask
that you all engage in special prayer
for her on the coming Lords day. and
that you announce a description of the
girl from your pulpits and ask your
brothers to do what they can to bring
this poor girl back to her sorrowing
narents and friends -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05
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,SGerten beGeuten @liid!" risf e5
an Sii9e 0ur6einanoer.
gr ma9te cine 8sirsaung, als pone
er has 3erf9elte erbaf4en. Damn
blidte er pieOer mad Dem 9interz
grunoe Ser Serrafe.
Trau Sutta mar perf9punoen.
SIT Sbnen ni9t noble" fragte
Srou MatbiI0s, beugte fi9 gsgen Palz
mer Dor uno fab i'm an mil al Der In
tereiiirten Sbeilnabme, beren ii9 elm
SamilienmitgIieo bon ibr gu setpGrtis
gen bate.
Mit iibermenf9li6er @eipalt sfpang
er's iber fi3, baB er ni4t aufipran9
uno baponitiirmte, bab er rubtg auF
feinem size flieh, elm neues @los err
griff, es fiGte, leerte unb lG9eln0
fpra6: yNi6t Dpbl? = oas pGre Elm
f9le6tseipGblter Gugenblid."
un9 auf 2ianes 9ano legte er 81.
feline.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05
GoitfeBuns foIst.)

9 SbierquGs
Ter. Sin %21jdbriger jun9er Waenf9
befan0 5iG lei eineln Qderer in Ratb>
beim, H~beinprppin5, ais YferDefne6t
in GteGung. S9pn cine LANCE 3eit
binour9 bate er oas feiner Sbbut an
pertraute Pfero in rober @eiie ges
quilt; urter anOerem bate er Dem
Sbiere elm brennenoes Strei9bolS
Oi6t Dor Oen Iueen aufs unO ab9ez
ftriden; ferner bate Ell fi9 mebrfa9
auf 0as pfsr0 geiteat unb ii9 Damn
nit boiler Wu9t auf bas &iidgrat oes
Sbieres n~ieberfaQen lafen. en- Der
Qbfi9t, fi9 ols Sabrifarbeiter eine
Stel!e gu iu9sn, tiinOigte Der &ne9t
isinsn Sienft, jeoo9 nabm fein @rbeits
eeber oieie &iinoigung ni9t an, neil
er Sen Mann fir ELI Sabr angenome
men bate uno cine pprberige &iinOis
guns ni9t Itattbaft tpar. Gus @erser
bieriiber trieb Der &neGt Dem Ieiner
Yfleee arlpertrautsn YferOe einen iiber
cine Oaro langsn ipiBen @esenitano
bur9 bas Maul in Den SdlunO, pps
Bel oas Sbier erbebli6e innsre Ser
leBungen erIitt uno flint Sage ipdtey
eineing. Sas @eri6t perurtbeilte oen
rpben patrpn 81 eiEem Sabre @efdnez
nib.
Sarf6e 2iebesperbun :
qen. Seit mebreren Sabren tparb Elm
gepifTer @alpatore @ineiuno gu @eitelz
larnare, llnteritalien, I'M 9er5 unO
6anb elmer @6Dnen Tamens Yaplino
De ponti. 3und9It fu9te er paplinG
boour6 gu ribren, DAB er ibr nit
elnem Hafirmefier Die 0ange aufs
i6nitt. Oas @eiultat Oieier eieen.
artisen 2iebesertldrung mar: 10 Mto'
nate GsfdngniB unb tsbarrlide @blebs
nung ser 2iebesperbune bur9 Die
fhone Yaolina. Nunmebr perfu9te
@alpatore Die 9austbiire feiner @ngez
bsteten mittelit Spnamit 81 iprengen.
6ierfir erhieit CT pieoerum 10 Mpz
nate @cfdnsniB uno elm enereii9eS
vNein" bon Setten Der Dame. 3ebtz
bin bertounbete Der bebarrli4e 2ieb=
babsr paolina our9 5lpei 5lintens
f9iNe uno lanbete nun abermals binS
ter Den f9pebif9sn Gardiner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

Writ Guberi ter 2ebensee.s
fabr rettete German Wagner in us
burn parf. g. s., 8eorge 9uff unb
garle Mnberipn bonn SObe. Sie beiben
MGnner tparsn beim SiI9en i'm Oud
Greet infolge bes &enterns hires BOO,
tes ins Wafer sefunen. &einer fonnte
f9tpimmen. Wagner- fprang ibnen
mad. als lie f4on gum %s.peitenmal sss
funten fparen. bra9te iie nit Miibe
ans 2anb, unb IS selang linn au9, fe
fpieber gum 2eben gu ertpsden.
Orei Ortf9aften in @er<
mont, HidfOrO, gaft @idfOrb uno
Stepens Wins, fteben, tpie fid BET
elmer 9renaresuliruHg beraussefeut
pat, auf eanabifdsm 8oben. 90 bic
8eppbner ni4t canabii9e nntsrtbas
men tpsrben mOsen, tpirb fi4 Der
Staat senOtbAt ieben, Der Dominion
ben betreffenben Stri4 2anbes abau<
tdufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

Na ia, BORT fano fe ia f9pn uno
flopfte elmer ser unruEig tGn5elnoen
geitien ZEN Gals nno lebnte ibren &ppF
bagegen, aIs tdtf9eie fe einen euten
alien Trenna.
,92i9t, 2ians, Ser @arl lit eill
9ur9gdnger unb tritt,~ pornte pal
mer uno mclte fie ION Dem Pfero GU
riid5iehen.
So9 lie ld6elte nur, fab Dem Sbier
in oie Nugen uno fagte sGrtli9: ,Wlir
tbuft Su ni9ts, nidt pabr! Wir bsios
reroen gut Sreuno matchmaker. rnb
mid trdgit gu. Mit 2iebe gepinne i@
Did mir, unb Su trGgit mid Damn,
tpenn's fein muB, liter oa5 Moor To-
sar!"
Sas pferb Ftono piobli4 pie perz
fteinert uno blidte regungslos ieire
finftige 6errin an.
r@iebit Su!" frpblodte 2iane. puIs
mer aber panbte fi9 furs nm un6
fniff Die 2ippen Elm in beimli6er pein.
Gr fab Syrau Sutta o it9, Die fi6
INNER por bieiem pfero sefir9tet
bate.
Srau Matbiloe brGngte, als anes
beii6tiet par, gum Iufbru9. palmer
CAB Sen beiosn Elm Stiid Weges bas
@eleit, uno als er ii9 berabI6iebets,
bate er errei9t, mas er tpoGie: Die
outage, Dab, fobalb Ote @rnte berein>
sebra9t mar, Die 9o95eit fein fonte.
Sn fonnigfter Stimmuns tebrten
Sants unb Ni4te 5u SUB mad 2inOens
feot suriid.
ginmal mar 2iane ba, mo am
@aloran0 Der Mes ii9 Speiste. fteben
geblieben. Die 2Gben finb gei9lofen,
als tpdre Tie perreit. uno nun bette
id fe bod germ fennen selernt," ipra3
fie ean5 leiie uno blidte mad Srau
Sutta Gerlanbs peibem Saus bin
iiber.
Ginigermaben betroffen iudte Die
Softorin ben @runb oieies unbermitz
telten SnterefIes fir Die Malerspittps
81 erfori9en.
ga erffang oie i1lidte Mnttport:
Isle fon nit 0etlef befreunbet fein.
unp ipeil i6 INNER an i'm benfe, trat
bur6 i'm aud fe in meine Geoanten,
als mir an ibrer @ila poriibsr famen."
r9efreunoet?" Srau Matbiloe that
barmlos berpunoert, fab aber nit Guz
beriter Spannune ibrer Ni6te in's Sc
fi9t babel. User bat Dir oenn Oas
e~eiagt2"
.@ilibalb, Sante. sana beiIdufis
einmal."
$50, 10, Der @ilibaIo! Na ia. Der
bort ia meunmal oas @ras tpa6ien!"
Oamit IGpb Srau Mathiloe bas fir
fe un6ebaali6e Shema e~inftfpeilen beiz
Iette. Yo1 ettle gang 1elt1dme GtIe
bate auf einmal i6re S6ritte be-
f9Dingt.
@ilibaI6! sic bate Den Sungen
ettpas 5u iebr aus Gen &ugen perloret,
in oiefen Saeen angemeiner 8erlos
bunssponne, unb i9redbafs mar ibr
jebt ser Geoanfe aufgeitieeen: tpenn
iene unoefinir6are Mtmo1phGre bon
@erliebtbeit, Die 10 I'm elm neugebadez
mes 8rautpaar 81 f9peben pflegt, pielz
lei9t gar aniiedeno auf Den empfdngs
lihen Sobn oes 9aufes aetpirtt bate?
Mottfebuna fpIat.l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05
Observation-Disclosures GrfnIu.

rMas madft On fur Elm sIiidlides
9efidt, 6rauden = TIT Dir mas be-
fonbers Grfreulides p%aiirtg" -
nDente Dir: i9 babe beute felbit ses
todt uno Hieman0 ton Sud- bat's ges
merrill"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05
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sraeu q e4Mes, sspeiter aIaru,
nsreiter 9 S&Idse, brttte AIarH.
Critten . S&Idse, ptsrtr Glaru.
Isl, Seaer aus uns s4Iaua safs1s1h
. s4Idss @ahrerud ab.
10 SOLICIT II lHr yittaeA
Dte 70 besei4neten esgnaEs perssa nr ssm zzurss
pa&tr anSeesben b. an ten ksrsHeasas etraSes
a~sus,rnsea tene GIarmt6ften sraebss64 Rns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

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e @ssfblbania une IL.
% Senate ape. unb Is.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-08
the following property:
Total

Officers for the start are: H. A.
Giles, president; Fred. Waldron, vice
president; Quintus H. Berrey, treasur-
er; D. w. Ross, secretary; Norman
Watkins, auditor.
The term of the corporation is fifty
years and it's purposes are ''to COM
pile and publish commercial reports,
individual ratings, daily official record
sheets. and other records of names and
addresses, and to sell and deliver the
same to subscribers thereto; to collect
such accounts and other claims as may
be placed with it; to do a general
commission and brokerage bust
ness, and to do all such other
things as may be necessary or Incl
dental to the purposes and objects
above set FORTH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-08
VERDICT IS
SUSTAINED
Weight of Evidence in
Favor of Schnack's
Commission.

By the clerk, the Supreme Court
overrules the exceptions of defendant
to the verdict for $1,000 in the suit of
John H. Schnack VS.. Mary ]. Mon
tano. The suit was on account of a
real estate brokers' commission. After
the plaintiff had procured one who was
willing to purchase certain property
for $4,000, in case he could obtain the
money, the defendant waited reason
able time and then engaged another
broker who, independently of the first
one negotiated the sale to the person
originally procured by the plaintiff.
Matters of law found by the court
are as follows, though it finds there
was much to substantiate the defend
ants claim that the agency was ter
minated in good faith before the con-
summation of the SALE" etc.:
"a broker is not entitled to commits
sions unless he procures a purchaser
able and willing to buy; when no time
is limited either party may in good
faith terminate the agency at will; the
broker Is not emitted TO commissions
upon a sale effected thereafter through
another broker even though to the pur-
chaser introduced by the first broker,
or even though the sale is aided more
or less by the first brokers previous
efforts, provided the principal acts in
good faith; but if the broker procures
a prospective purchaser he can not be
deprived of his commissions by the ter
mination of his agency by the princi-
pal, even though the sale is not con-
summated until afterward, provided
he was the procuring cause of the sale,
or if the principal acted in had faith
for the purpose of avoiding payment of
the commissions
There was enough to go to the jury
on this basis, and the court in conclu
sion says:
The testimony of the purchaser
was to the effect that he regarded all
the negotiations as continuous parts of
one transaction, and that he was not
aware of any change in the agency"
II. G. Middleditch for plaintiff; J. A.
Magoon and j. Lightfoot for defend
ant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-08
BFRREY'S AGENCY
INCORPORATE

Berrey's Commercial Agency. Limit
whose articles of association are filed
with the Treasurer of Hawaii. Its
capital stock is $4,000, divided into $50
with the privilege of extension to
$250,00 There are 1888 shares sub
scribed for as follows: Quintus II.
Berrey, 149; Q. H. Berrey, trustee, "a
shares; H. A. Giles, Fred. Waldron, D.
w. Ross, Norman Watkins and H. G.
Middleditch, 1 share each.
Quintus H. Berrey conveys to the
corporation, for the consideration of
one dollar. the following property: