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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Commencement Over-Death Q.
Uncle Mid. Grih and J. Q.
Black-Personal and
Otherwise. :.

~
Greenwood, will preach in the Bap-
tist church here in town on Sunday.
nth. at p. m.
Mr.. Rowland G. Spearman. New
berry's greatest real estate dealer. was
IN town on Monday.
Mr.. Hart Kohn attended the COM
mencement Clemson college this
week.
Uncle Mid Griffin had gone to his
sisters on last Saturday and while
there he was suddenly taken sick and
died in a very few minutes. He was
II wears and : months old. His wife
departed this lie about years ago.
H leaves no children. Mr.. Griffin
was q gallant soldier OF he Coi>fed
eracv. An6ther veteran has passed
over TO rest IN the shade.
Several OF our fishermen have gone
10 Saiuda 10 Try heir luck ,iayne,
Frank. Bub and Judge will have II
good time and we trust will be re-
warded with many fish.
Our barber. Geo. Lyles, having de-
cided to cease being bachelor hied
him away to Columbia and tooF unto
himself wife.
Most OF the college boys and girls
have returned to heir homes. Messrs.
Ernest s. Kolln. Charlie Counts.
Wessinger and Thurston Gailman
from Clemson. Misses Ethel Counts
from Winthrop: Miss Lena Warner
from Columbia college. There may
be others whose names we do not
have. We wish them a very very
pleasant vacation.
Miss Lille Warner, teacher OF
mathematics in Columbia college. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. J. Z. Ehrhardt. of Clemson COL
lege, stopped over on his way home
with Mr.. T. A. Dominick.
Cadets Rauch. OF Saluda. and Wes-
singer. of Lexington, spent Wednes-
day night in our town on their way
home from Clemson.
Rev. J. \. Sigh. OF St. Pauls, will
preach in Grace church Sunday NOM
ing.
Mr.. J. L. Wise has gone to Ashe-
vile to a meeting of the Shrine. We
imagine he will have a good time
crossing the Sahara
Misses Sally and Mamie McKain
have gone to Columbia on visit to
their brother.
Miss Sulie May Boulware stopped
over with Miss Susie Langford on
her return from the Columbia col
lege commencement.
Miss Isoline Wyche has gone to
Spartanburg from Winthrop where
she will be joined by her mother and
together they will go to the meeting
of the w. T. c. y. at Asheville.
Mr.. Geo. Brown is spending the
week in Due West in attendance upon
commencement
Wallace Bruce, Jr., son of our for
mer townsman, Wallace Bruce, won
the declaimer's medal, given by Hon.
Geo. S. Mower at Due West.
The Misses Moseley are in attend
ance upon the marriage of Miss Now
er this week
Miss Rosa Rauch. of Saluda, came
over to meet her brother, Mr.. J. J.
Rauch, on his return from Clemson
college.
Mrs. R. L. CASTOR has gone to
Charleston to visit her mother.
Miss Elberta Sease, Of Little
Mountain, returned to her home on
Monday.
All our commencement guests are
gone and there are some sad hearts
in town but time works wonders.
Mr. Editor, | don't intend to get
into controversy with you over the
dispensary, but there are some points
in the case that we desire to notice.
You call attention to the amount Of
money that the county and town now
receives as revenue We want to set
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blessing to rest up',:: such q vote?
These are the questions to my mind
that must be settled and o5 per cent.
oi the voters IF N",.herry county
are church members .:'; if they will
vote in keeping with their profession
the work is accomplished at once.
ii it is wrong can we afford to do
it at all?
1t is our duty to do the right,
the result will take care OF itself.
We hope to see a full meeting and
q mammoth petition as the result OF
that meeting.
In the position we take on the dis
pensary we do not want to see re-
turn to old conditions If we, can't
get rid OF i; and must have it sold
] prefer the dispensary plan.
Let Us vote out the dispensary. the
;nture will take care OF ITSELF
Some are saying vote out the
di<per>ary and We will have a wide
open county. Is Greenwood wide
iopen": Is Cherokee wide open?"
&C, rid a he dispensary and you
drive it ont oi politics.
\ good motto in this hight is.
."Vote as you pray.
Miss Lille Mae Russell has gone
on a visit - her father at Hamlet
and Wadcsborn, y. c.
Mr.. D. II. Wheeler. after weeks
stay with his son, DR.. !. S. Wheele,.
has returnd home.
Mr.. Berry Mayer has gone to Co.
Iil1,nbia again. There must be a girl
in the case or at least that is what
j"Old Sherickety" said.
It is our sad duty to chronicle the
death yesterday. Wednesday, OF Mr..
j. Q. Black. Mr.. Black came to
Prosperity about two weeks ago,
and was at his sisters, Mrs. H. P.
Wicker. He was connected with the
Newberry bottling works. He will
be buried at Corinth. church, Saluds
county. today, Thursday.
Mr.. George Black, OF Newberry
college, came down to be with his
brother. Mr.. J. 4. Black.
DR.. O. P. Wise, OF Saluda, is i'll
town on his way to the State Medi-
cal association ir Columbia.
Mr.. 4. G. Wise attended the Mar
tir-Mower wedding yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd will preach at
Unity on Sunday morning at II a.
ln.. June nth.
Mr.. Miller and wife, Of New York,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. D. w.
Boland.
Mrs. F. B. Kibler and the baby are
visiting Mrs. Jno. w. Suber this
week
Mrs. P. C. Singley and son, Mower,
will go on a visit to Savannah early
next week.
Mrs. F. E. Schunpert and the chill
dren have gone on a visit to Mrs
iSchumpert's parents at Chappells.
Miss Bessie Counts is at home for
the vacation. She has been teach
ing at Lowdnesville the past year.
Dr.. Littlejohn will visit the home
folks at Pacolet next week.
Miss Edna Fellers will spend her
vacation in Spartanburg.
Mrs. c: T. Wyche and Miss Iso-
line are visiting Mrs. Wyche's BROTH
er, Solicitor Sease, in .Spartanburs.
Mrs. Kennedy, after pleasant
visit to her mother, Mrs. Witherspoon
has returned to her home in Due
West.
Miss Estelle Stewart is at home
from Converse college.
Mr.. McMorris has gone to Atlanta.
Miss Frances Rawl has gone home.
to spend her we'll earned vacation
Our fishermen report catch OF
Is pounds-pretty good il it is not q
fish tale.
Rev. Plaxco. of Clinton. preached
two very acceptable sermons on Sum
day in the A. R. P. church. The
Holy Communion was administered
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ar. Louisville, June ii, 500 a. m.
If you desire any space in this
Pullman car, please notify Mr.. B. H.
Todd, City Passenger and Ticker
Agent. Columbia, S. c., or this office.
We are very anxious 10 make this
very successful excursion, and
would be glad if you will notify the
people at your station. and work up
as large a party as you can possibly
do so for this special service.
If you desire any assistance in
working up a parry please communi-
cate with Mr.. w. E. MCGEE, Travel
ing Passenger Agent. Augusta. Ga,
or this office
R. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

Of theCoDdition of the First National
Bank, at Whitmire, in the State Of
South Carolina, at the Close of Busi-
ness, May 29th, 1905.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09
No. 6994
REPORT

Of the Condition of The Peoples Ma
tional Bank, at Prosperity, in the
State of South Carolina, at the close
of business, May 10Th, 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
0ie neue W. &. Sheridan Str.
STRIDE.

Der 8autontratt fir bic Wsrioiau
Ctr. W. 6. Stride TT geitern DER So6n
u. S9ubma9er @ompanp ftir $50, 4OC
fber9eben poroen.
Die 4ir9e foa i'm October 1906
fertisgeftsat iein.
IL sroBe oeforirte Geniter miro be,
fattlide Snu bnben; bic Sol3nrbsiter
oes S@ifss Der Rtr9s tpiro bon
gi9snbOls, Ger 6lur bon psibem War.
NOR ber9efeat.
Die 5ol3arbeiten bes Sellers wirt
bon gelbem SannenbolS an9eferti9t.
Die Sa9eonfructiun wirb bon
StabI fetn unb fur Die Bebsduns Dee
Sa9es it S9isfsr beantrast. fir mel.
4es wabriasinli9 iebo9 Sa8siesel
nun borsesoset perbsn. Die 5arber
usrben ipdter aussefu9t merosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Yoli3eHi9es.

StenartS s. Songret BON
go. $50 Noro Mlabama-S tra6e tpurbe
auf cine Jrant Shines aesen Jpn erbo.
bene Antla9e Der unterfdlasung bon
1920 Dsrbaftet.
81 g npoer bon go. 433 Norb
Noble=S trabe, Der unter Der Nntlaae
beg @rOboiebtabls ifebt, tuuroe srffern
Mbsno our6 Die Setectibs Simon uno
Blaming bsrbaftet, als er fi9 bic
8lumenausfeaung einmal ndbsr an
Ieben tpolte.
80. iOa bersits bOri@ o9snfrif f9
bort Die Nabrunesmittel. Musfeluns
anssieben baben, unb eelssentli6 sinen
ueberaisber aus @srfsbsn an f4 &c.
nommei1 baben. seit Der 3eit tparen
Salep unb Splan btntsr ibm Der.
Carl Wools, 1904 Siptcn
Str, ben bic Setectips 2pm uno 2ans
CATER unter Wntlase BEG 9roboiebfahls
ffslten, foG cine Nn5abl 3immer-
m~annsgerdtbe eefOhlen babsn. Sarris
Morris, on Der Wartinbale Mpsnue
tpObnbaft. benz er ben Nuftrae aessben,
bieielben gu bertaufen, uuroe unter
Nntlage Der 6ebleret bsrbaftet. Morris
bebauptet, unter 8lauben getpeien au
iein, baB Woobs gisentbimer Der @e-
rdtbe lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
&rtes inter 0lasfabrifantem.
nnabbdneise befdmpfen ben Eruit.

Die unabbdneisen Jabrifanten bon
6eniterglas bislten geitern i'm @laDbOOl
SOtel cine Yerfammlung ab. Cine
aeitweilige Organization tpurbe geiGloi.
fen uno preiIe fur bic nd9fen suei
Wr4en tpurben oereinbart. Nad Nb.
lauf Der Jrif foa cine weitere 8ers
iammIung a~bgebaltsn msrben um
S4ritte gu elmer bleibsnoen Organi=
iation 3u unternebmen.
Die getpegung III bauptiddli9 &c.
gen bic american Winoom @laB Co.,
als Der Sruf b%etannt. gsri9tet.
Sieie COMPANY lisB tiirsIi9 elite
preisermdBisuns bon 40 prosent ein=
treten, ano felt Der 3sit baben f9 au9
bic nnabbdnei9sn nit benz preisidneis
ben bei9dftigt, 10 Oab isBt Der Marti
f6rmli4 oemoralifrt fein fon. Sn=
oiana, Ohio uno SQinois tparsr bel
Der SiBung bertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Nemes Wsbanse fur Se!spbon=
Gompasnie.

Die nsris Selepbons@ ompa9nie. mel
DE ibr Quartier an Der Norb Werioian
StraBe f9on felt ldnserer 3eit 3u Helm
finoet, sebentt in 9ir3e Elm neuss
8ebduoe sn erri9ten.
Mud mill bic @ompagnie cine mehr
a9reiRpe @ef9dftspolitit bstreiben unb
gerbinounssn auii9sn ben ein3slnen
Stdbten unb Orten bes Staates erri4s
len. Die su erridtenben oiretten Ier-
binouneen, uel9e in Snoianapolis ibr
@entrum baben iolen. tueroen nattir-
lid 3abqinisn iein.
au9. bic 3apa3itdt Der biefgen
Selepbon-@ entrale ioa beoeutenb Der=
or 0bert tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

Der nisbrisit Sistenpe srbisIt bic Srbeit ni&t
Us. 8. Bater, BON Der %. 8. Batter
printing So. reidte geftern ge9en bic
8sb5roe fur Staats : Srudsien Elm
Wanoat-8 erfabren Elm, laut uel4em
bic 8eb6rbe fur bic ftaatli6en 9rufs
arbeiisn ge5uungen peroen lou, ents
tpeber bas bonn 9ldser ein9erei4te Nn=
sebOt ansunsbmen ooer bic Srtnoe Itir
cine 50 eigerung iOldes gu tbun, ansu'
9eben.
Die Staatsbeb6roe CAB als 9runo
i6rer Wsigerung bic @Ontracte an
8afer au nergeben on, oab ibrer Inf4t
nod sr nidt i'm Stanbs isiu tperos,
ale arbeiten aus3ufhbren, unb 10 ging
benin Der Saupttontraft an %. y.
Yurforo tiber, udbreno Der aetna
printins 60. Die geri9ts oes Supreme=
uno appea=8 eri9ts ibersebeR puroen.
gater eeffset gu, baB er srpar ni&t
iOfort in Der Sage III Die arbeit ale
aus3ufibren, oab er aber s~enti9eno
8prfsbrunssn setrOfen babe. bel Der
uebsrnabme bss 2~Ontrattss iOfort ieine
Nnla9e 9~enii9.nb gu OergrObern. au&
1T er qewi0t bic bonn State ~berlan9te
garsiGaft bon $3.50, 900 obsr oas
SoppeIte als Sidsrbeit su binterlssen.
Bafer's Nngebote fir Die Seiammt=lr=
belt parer etpa $l4, 500 nieoriger ME
bic Nngebots Der beioen erfOl9rsidsn
Tirmen, %. 3. 8urforo uno Netna
printins So. 3uiammen 9enOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
meberfaaer mnb beranbt.
Ueoer pldnoern einen pei6en
farmer aus.
Mar boTt Der StraBenraubsr balo
babbaft 5u meroen.

auf berfslben STEELE fat beim 90
ipitals. mo In ben lsBtsn brei Wo6sn
bereits mebrere ueberfdae fattfanoen,
tpurbe asifern 4bsno Nubp &oat. elm
Jarmsr aus Der Ndbe BON 6ladbile
bur9 swsi Negsr tiberfalsn unb aus'
geplanbert.
> &oaf, Der f9 auf benz 6eimtpese
bs1anb, bur6fubr 9erabe bas @eldnoe
beim ffdoiii4sn Soipitale, als pl6bli9
Elm Reger feinem pfsroe In bic ,3asel
fiel, susIei9 elm S6iebeifen auf ben
Sniahsn bes Waesns ridtenb. gbe
&Oat fi9 nod eisentli3 befinnen tonnte,
tau9ts bereits Elm 3~ueiter Nsser neben
benz Wagen anf, ifieg auf bic Mdis
oes @abss uno atuang &oat unter 0or-
baIten zines S9isBeiiens feline 8aars
f9aft absuliefern.
GHnf Dollars in 8~aargelb. cine
goloene ubr, elm Saitenmeher uno
cine gis3ange uurOsn benz Opfer abs
genommer uuo &oaf muroe oann nit
benz 8ebeuten. fdnsn ieiner @e9e 5u
fabren, entlahsn. Die pOlisei fabnoet
auf bic beioen Burden, nno man
boft, bisielben in 2ir3s e~in3ufangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Sect beikt's ranmen.

Sebt sebentt maR aud ben In 3ene.
ment unb biQigen 2~ogirbduiern wie
gisb suiammsnsepfer9ten &umdnen
unb anoeren Stb- guropdern in f9ar.
fee Gseiie auf ben 2eib su ridden.
@eiiun9en. f9 mebr 3u pertbeilen uno
niat ME bisher nit 10 bis 20 Wanri
In einsm 3immer su bauien, tuurben
erlaRen. Dieter grlab, tuel4en bas
@efunbbeitsamt iebt fritt CUR Dur4s
fibrung 3u brinsen geoenft, tuuroe tpie
elm Blib aus teiterem 0immel bon
ben, an teine fanitdren WaBreaeln ges
,uobntsn 2eutsn angsiehsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@etterberi@t.

1nr "a etuuOsu snDsnb 7 upr @Orssus, 10. HOpbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

2ocaIs@ etterbert9t.
S65n beute Na9t unS am Ocnneritas
tpdrmer. beute Na4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

@afbineton n, Is. Nopsmber.
SIR Snbiana: G4Sn beute @a4t uni
am 9onnerftas ; wdrmer beute 9ta1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@ssem Den TmiA
@irb Sas ftdbtii9e @eiunbbeitsamt in 8lr,s
lps;teben.

Die ffdbtifhe @eiunbbeitss gebOrbe
piro fa In auernddfer 3eit aud elm.
NAL off3iea nit benz Sdnaps befaHen,
uno omar 3unddf Der biaigen Sorts,
gstpbbnlid 6uisl ssnannt. DAB bic.
Ter Srant FIR WeniG uno 8ieb b69ft
unautrd9lid TT. ldBt fid benfen. uno
idun langs NOR es Elm 6fentli9ss @ss
beimniB, bab bas In ben bilieen
S9napstneipen bsr3apfte 6euerpaHsr
bur& @erfdli9ung gu e;nem t6@f ge.
iunobeitsi&doli&en StOHe uuroe.
Or. 3. Q. 2eene uirb nit ben
Inalpien in 2ir3e beginner. Die
ielben wdren wobl fdon ldnaft Dor
oieier 3eit unternOmmen. tuenn nidt
bisber Die unteriu9ungen BON @ahsr
unb Wil9 benz Separtement unenolids
Mrbeit bereitet bdtte.
Die bon Der 8unoesrsgierung ge-
iammelten ffatifif6en 8ele9e aeiqen,
oab perfdIidte @etrdnte oieier Nrt
mebr na8tbeilig fnb ME fat irssnb
cine anbere 8srfdli9una uno gum
,sr6bten Sbsile tperben ioI9e Saden
grade bon ben 2suten berbrau&t,
bic man brett gesen oieielben in S9ub
nebmen foIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

2ur3 mad 2 9effern Wor.
gen 6rannte bic Befbung bes Ssrrr
@ilhelm 6arfer an Der 6fli9en ct.
Clair StraBe ME Der. 9err 2uss, Der
Wietber bss 0auies, wel&er bic Sdus.
li&teit als Strobwittper fibrte, bate
ieinen Ofsn 3u gut beoaat, tuobur&
bas 6aus 5euer ring. Der S9aben
betrdst unsefdbr $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Gin ssmastsr sprnns
Hettet einem Sunsen bas 2ebsn.

8eo. @genbolf, elm IA Sabre alter
Sun9e in Sienfen Der 6. 6. Solmeti9
Co.. perlor tpdbrenb er i'm 9. Stod.
uerte Jenfer wuf9, feline Balance.
I'm ni4t 3u fallen, ipran9 Der
Sunge auf bic StraBs uno per'
leBte f4 bel bisier @slsgsnbsit. 9a
er auf einen Mauerfein fprang. sos el
fia 8erlebunsen Der 3no9sn bes linfen
gein.s 3u. gr uurbe ins Diafoniksn'
0oipital bef6roert, mo i'm Or. Diem.
bad In gebanolunq nabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@isse-Mltar- Grab.
O eb

Sobn g. uno Marp 8. 8eplab,
2nabe. - Wiliam g. uno Bertha
2ambert, 2nabe. - So9n unb Some
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

Sobn 6. unb Warp 8. 8splab.
anabe. - @iliam g. uno Bertha
2ambert, 2nabe. - So9n unb Some
We9innep, Mdb1en. - u. 6. uno
Map Bomb, 9nabe. - Yslbert urb
Dora @srbart, 8nabs. = s. .. uno
Bsrtbr pearIon, 2nabs. - Sranf nno
JlOrsncs SpurlOd, Wdo9en. - 9enrp
unb 6 ela Holie, 9nabe. - Orrie unb
Gillian &ap, 4nabe. Wartiu unb
Sba peti9, Wdb9en. - @iniam uno
Winnie Sebrsns, Rnabe. - Sarea &.
uno @raee 8. 9eitb, Wdb9en. =
Sap unb Map Suisnbidsn. 2nabs. =
s. n. uno Warp Scromble, Wdo9en.
0etraut:
Robert @omerion = gtta @reben.
gilbert @urrp = @reaor 8arlop.
Soispb 6. @ourtnsp - Mlmira 5reel.
Serpp @bite = @aa g. Sunter.
GRi3a.l Oberin - Selma Sieein,
bottom.
6arrp u. &Dan - Anna 6. Gong
NORTH.
@ o Z
Wiliam $. 9%efarl, 10 Sabre oft.
go. 1915 polt Ctr. - WiQiam Nlsn,
Srrenanfalt. - Mnnn Qlos. 20, 81
Sho SQinois Str. - Midael 2arfin,
Srantlin, Sno.. SO Sabre. = Nlpbu
Sariss. MariOn, SO Sabre. - @due.
ling SawIsp, 6O3 Noro 2ibertp Str.
WabsI Sculep. 60, Staot. SOipital.-
SOnatban 6. 9ut4inIOn, 918 5i9bs
lnnb Nbs. = 2ucp Nsel, 1913 Mar-
tinoale Nbe. = @alifo u. Teftal, 81,
1916 Horb Rural Str. - Nelit
&born. 548 0irginia Ibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Rriminalgeriht.

Nlonso 2ewis. uel4er augefla9t lit,
feline Grau ermorbst 81 baben, iudt
feline 4la9e einem anoeren @eri9tsbof
au iiberee6en. @r aiebt on. baB ibm
in Snoianagolis taum bic ~sebibrenoe
@eredti9teit p%ieberfabren miro. oa bas
publitum i'm Ia9emeinen 9s9e1 ibn
borein9enomtmeu if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Thermpmeterifano,

Tbermometeritano.
SS&Fs Iemperatur. ........ Sc @raS
Riebrisfe Temperatur. ........ 90
So. e. BIbtbs
Sections.D Director,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Staatsoruderei : 8ebSrSe her
tlast.

Der nisbrisit gistsnos srbisIt bic arbeit nidt
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22
BUTTE STREET
CAR ACCIDENT
TEN PERSONS ARE KILLED AND
A NUMBER ARE SERIOUS.
lY HURT.

Butte, Aug. 20.-A Great Northern
freight struck crowded Columbia
Garden car on the crossing at the
Butte. Anaconda and Pacific depot
here tonight. Ten people were kill
ed and many injured.
Engine Strikes Street Car.
A B. A. & P. yard engine was max
ing a flying switch with two box cars.
The motorman Of the trolley car stop.
ped at the track as usual, but seems
to have lost his presence of mind, and
turned on the power. When the open
trolley car was half way across the
track on Utah street the box cars
struck it in the center and a pile.up
resulted.
The trolley car was struck with
such force it was knocked 25 feet and
smashed into kindling wood. Nothing
but the trucks remain.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22

points nearest the Twin Cities ami
the head of navigation on The great
lakes. From Williston. N. D.. distant
from the head of the great lakes GIG
miles. the reduction is cents per
100 pounds.
The meaning of these reductions
to the farmers of the northwest is
something more than the winning of
battle or the signing of some ad.
vantageous commercial treaty" said
prominent railroad official. 1T af.
fects the entire grain product of the
northwest for the same rates have
been met by the Northern Pacific and
must be met by every other line do.
ing business in the same territory and
tributary to 1t. You can not tell how
far a movement like this will reach.
1t will mean saving on more than
200, 100000 bushels to the ordinary
market. This fo0ts up from $4,000.
900 to 100000 that will remain in
the pockets Of the farmers, OF which
the Great Northern will contribute at
least one-half."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22
INTEREST IN
FERGUSFAIR
SECRETARY o. w. 1ELDEN LOOKS
FOR A RECORD BREAKING
ATTENDANCE.

"The outlook for the Fergus county
fair could hardly be brighter" said
Secretary o. w. Belden to the Argus
today. 1T looks as though moth
ing but bad weather could prevent it
from being far and away the finest
fair ever held in central Montana.
The interest in it is widespread, and
our farmers are preparing to do them
selves and the county proud with
their exhibits. 1t think it is safe to
say that the agricultural display will
be twice as large as ever before, and
it will be of more attractive quality.
The live stock men are also deeply in
terested and will come to the front
with fine showing.
The Race Program.
"Of course every one Is interested
in the racing feature, and the pro
gram as adopted seems to meet with
the approval of all. We expect en-
tries from Helena and B0zeman, and
it is safe to say that some very fine
sport will be witnessed. The cow
boys relay race is hit, and will be
a sensational feature. There is plen-
ty Of opportunity for our enterprising
business men to offer special prem
iums for this event, as it will extend
over three days, with q winner each
day. We look for a record breaking
crowd at the fair, and there is hard
ly a chance that we will be disap-
pointed"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22
ANOTHER SHOOTING BEE.
Colored Man Receives eight Woun
In the Mix Up,

coIored Man Receives eight Wound
In the Mix Up.
A shooting ARRAY that did not re.
suit seriously occurred early Sunday
morning In Hills saloon, on Main
street. and part of the proceedings
have already been reviewed in the
police court. It appears that Charles
Reed, popular colored man. who Is
employed as a barkeeper, but not at
the saloon in question. had some trou.
BILE earlier in the night with a white
man named ]. A. Bird. Later. Reed.
Tom Rogers and another colored man
named Naples. went into the saloon.
where Bird was standing at the bar.
Reed at once struck him a blow, and
Bird retaliated by drawing his gun
and firing. The ball inflicted a very
slight wound in Reeds shoulder.
Bird quickly disappeared. and has not
been seen here since, although there
will be little difficulty in locating him.
The others were arrested. and yes.
terday Reed pleaded guilty in Police
Magistrate MacGowan's court to a
charge of assault and battery and was
fined $40. Tom Rogers, who is said
to have had a gun, is charged with
carrying a weapon, and his case will
come up later, and Bird Is also likely
to face the court.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22
INTERESTS OF THE GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY

Saturday, but when the case was call
ed, County Attorney Ayers stated that
he had not yet been able to find the
chief witness for the state. without
whom he could not go to trial.
o. w. Belden, the defendants attoor.
ney, stated that his client had now
been in Jail 40 days. and was at all
times ready for trial. He objected
decidedly to any further continuance.
Upon the motion Of the county at
tOrney, the case was then dismissed,
and Swain was released.
Humphrey Gets Judgment.
The civil case of T. w. Humphrey
against Coyle & Wright, was tried
before the court. H. L. De Kalb ap-
pearing for the plaintiff, who was CIV
en- judgment for about $500.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-08-22
WILL MAKE
NOVEL TRIP
LEWISJOWN MEN PLAN LONG
TRIP ON MISSOURI
RIVER.

County Physician H. H. Wilson, Al.
derman Morris Sloan and Oswald Leh.
man left for the east yesterday morn.
ing. and on the return trip will try
an experiment in boating that will be
of more than ordinary interest. DR..
Wilson will visit his old home at Tren.
ton, Mo-, and Mr.. Sloan will also spend
some time in that state, while Mr..
Lehman will transact business in Chi.
cagO.
Motor Boat Trip. q
The three LewistOwn men will meet
at st. Joseph. NO. on Sept. 5, where
motor boat will be awaiting them.
After taking a trial run out from. St.
Joseph, they will start for Montana in
the craft, intending to make the trip
right through to Fort Benton by wa
ter. Just how long the journey will
require remains to be seen. but with
a high powered boat, it is expected
that they will make the old-time river
steamers look pretty slow. The trip
is planned purely for pleasure. and
the excxursionists expect to see ev-
erything to be seen on the way back.
They will be prepared to do some
hunting, and altogether look forward
to one of the most novel and enjoyable
trips ever made up the historic Mis-.
souri,.