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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Governor A. B. Cummins, who
spoke at Audubon, Tuesday night,
came down on the Wednesday noon
train, was entertained atthe Doctor
and Mrs. John Riley home, deliver.
speech from the stand in Extra g
pretty public park and shook hands
with his admirers about town. A
long distance telephone message
called him back up to Carroll so he
spoke as long as he dared and then
catch the train and when the warn
ing signal was given Mr.. N. p.
Christensen took him in his auto.
mobile and rapidly whirled him
away to the Rock Island depot at
West Town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Mrs. Palmer, sister of Mrs. A. T.
Powell, of Atlantic, arrived here on
Monday to visit at the e. d. Powell
home for few days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

You can buy the best Minnesota
flour at Oluf Jensen's for $I.I5 per
sack. Every sack guaranteed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Charles Huyck, who is working
in the Rock Island depot out at
Minden, came home Monday even
ing to visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Huyck, for few
DAVIS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Larsen is here with a car load OF
horses. Come In old friends.
Hunters Barn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Miss Kathryn Emig came back
from Atlantic, on Tuesday night,
where she had been for few days
visiting with her sister and other
friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Be sure and get one pound can OF
Baking Powder and a Center Table
or Rocking Chair all for fifty cents,
Saturday, Jnne 20 only.
Oluf Jensen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Mrs. William Sas, of Dexter, who
had been up at Audubon with her
husband on a business trip. stop.
ped off here Tuesday and made a
short call on Mary Marietta and
other friends about town who were
right glad to see their former
neighbor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Be sure aud come to Extra, June
twenty-four, if you want to see a
game of base ball for your life!
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock Matched chicks for sale.
f. II. RICHARDSON.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

III. P. Hansen, at West Town, sells
the only successful hay loader and
side delivery rake.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21
Car load of Western Horses, the
" Pick of the prairie; Larsen, the
honest horseman. At Hunters Barn.

Another business change took
place in Extra yesterday, Mr.. Clark
Griffin selling his hotel property,
on the north side of Washington
street near the X. P. Opera House,
to the former owner, Mr.. Albert C.
Andrews, gave possession this
morning, and again it ia Hotel
Andrews. In retiring from the
business Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin wish
to thank the general public for the
patronage they received, and espec.
tally 80 the genial commercial men
who made their Ian their abiding
place while in the city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Doctor Richards will examine
eyes at Doctor Jacobsen's office on
Tuesday, June twenty. sixth.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Ooder your haying tools early o.
III. P. Hansen, at West Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Marea Emig, Instructor in voice
and piano. If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

Best Standard Irvine 1920 per
pound. 81. T. Hansen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

The best minnesota flour only $I.I5
per sack. Every sack guaranteed.
Oluf Jensen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21
Ball Game Next
Sunday
Extra Wonders
VS..
Council Bluffs

Insure in the Continental Insur
ance Company. THEo. PATTY, Agt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

One fine load Western Horses at
Hunters barn. G. M. Larsen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21
Cul}lnins Wins County
A Surprise Party Awaifs The
Governors Lingo
The Primary Did the Rest.
An Unofficial Report We
Append Herewith; Com
plete Next Issue.
The above figures do not include
the Lincoln township results as
they could not be secured, they
being sealed and no other record
kept.

AS we go to press we learn the re-
suit of the primary election yester-
dav is as follows:
Number of delegates to county
on Governor the result is g follows:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

If you want to buy the best hay
leader see 81. P. Hansen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

We have plenty of Millet Seed on
hand. Give us call.
SPENCER AND Son, Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-21

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Order to Show Cause on Petition ior
Sale Of Real Estate.

Order to Show Cause on Petition for
Sale Of Real Estate.
state of Colorado, County Of Rio Bianco,
In the County Court in Probate. -
In he l,e. Meter Of the Estate Of John w.
This matter coming on 70 be heard on thia
nied herein 81 william d. WEIGH, sdmin-
thereof, to-wit:
nss & e. 9 no sSs s: = ,s
* and Of section eieoen az, IN M To Won =
containing 10 acres, toSether with one and
2 half H1fl shares In what ID Known q the
G Il Soc 9th the XII. IF :, T. eoa
ments thereon. ali in the town Of Rester.
ana 'Ss soweS q .Rsn.tF ia
estate.
And I. now appearing to the Court from
exist ior the sale Of all or portion Of said
that Sarah J. Weich, Mary A. TSyior. Feter
r. WEIGH william H. WEIGH, Geofge Weich
and Claude wiegand, and sii persons Who
be and appear before said Court Il tie
Sesfe room 81 aid so1.t IN the town q
10 O'Clock in the forenoon q sai s DAY, then N
should not s. MADE dnsss e.
sne sala administrntor to sell the whole or
sor1 sr q aid real estate e may b. nece.-
ton. ~ ''' PURPOSES spec'neo In ssd peti-
Il I, further ordered that this order be
In the Meeker Herald, . Wcefiv nUSiic
=, II H. i further orde5sd that John 4. watson
The Meeker herald., 1906-03-31
future harden on the towns resources

future burden on the towns resources
and ability 70 meet ~ to be curse
rather than . blessing. No, the good
man for the town II q place anyone
may all To be such does not require
great wealth, great talents, or great
education. It is rather . silent In
flusnce like the influence Of good
thoughts and Affects the community
~ does the latter influence the moral
feelings Of associates.
The good man for the community
IL the one who beauties his home,
adorns his premises 70 - to render
them pleasing to the eye, and attract
i've to the beholder; who cares for his
family, looks after his children In his
effort TO bring them up properly, to
render them moral, industrious and
intelligent thus to grow up to be
good citizens Of the republic.
He interests himself In all that per-
tains to the public good and II ever
found ON the moral side Of all quest
ions. He favors good streets, good
good roads, good schools, good Officers
and the honest administration Of pub
lie oflices. He votes for needed pub
lie improvements: but wisely, not
lavishly, realising that communities
like individuals, must needs be prud-
emit In matters Of expenditure and
indebtedness. A man may do what
he is able to do, may incur obligations
to pay in the future for improvement
on his premises that he has every
reasonable expectation Of being able
to meet without serious burden to
himself. But he IL not justified in
going beyond this and rashly involv-
Ing himself under obligations that
may prove ruinous. And 70, with
communities, the good citizen keeps
within the rule, ''Cut your garment
according to the CLOTH" Keep with
In your means, keep up your improve
ments and pay a. you go.
The good citizen, wheather rich or
poor keeps up his credit; he is always
to be trusted because he Is ever
honest and abidingly faithful to all
that he promises. His statements
arc credited because he 10 faithful
and never willingly in error. In fact
tho place Of the good man for the
town II tho position for everyone to
assume. It should be the position Of
AL and not one peculiarly applicable
TO few individuals. A town made
up Of good men for the town is . place
that will prosper, town worth liv-
ing In, possessed Of citizens worth
associating with. It Is . town Of
neat houses, pleasant homes, of good
streets, Of good sidewalks, good
shade trees, good schools, good
churches, good business places, of
every thing that is good for the well
being; for the aesthetic, educational,
moral and physical upbuilding Of tho
community within the reasonable
power u the people 70 provide.
There Il no one but may be good
man for the town. The wealth Of
the world 10 the labor of the world
accumulated, and every one who lab
ors faithfully, who is honest and law
abiding and true, whether he has an
accumulation Of the fruits Of his lab
or not, ID entitled to, and will receive
the cognomen, . good man for the
town.-Ex.
The Meeker herald., 1906-03-31
hi H3& Sin With Us.

.. W.. s, M Sh'osso'
NO ono isAs1n1 Shat the morse u soon
20 pscon4& "a S3ect OF CURIOSITY. BIZ
eyeses bye and gone. and the
aaeomonales -. psen making CON-
siderable eotS ~ Ehe last few year,, and
eating cas and people, while
ene nofs a. Dsen quietly eetang
ceee, nns1l nov the farmer with
pastafs ~ 2 the right kind OF
horses % sell fnem ana buy . bank.
Horses ave Been steadily going up
In prics, vhicn ~ much Dsteer thsn
nsowine up 8 the automobile has
bseu dcfn6 XGtomooiies Will come
ana 90 ny ~ IN ana speed out,
bat his r13es the horse, remains
mcoasch q the fpad against All COM
petition. no ecnine ever built or
stall uniny $nt13 VIII successfully dis
pate his eigG He has wtthstood
The loeou Nv merely permitting It
70 Do the heavy work and give him
~ easisf e.
"lnvsn pua il crop up from
time 10 4 % n none that will dis
pate IL 9rssf Place in the peoples
heart fot lwdt excepting the hu-
man faos, be hfss ID the most beaut-
tful thin1 me Of desh and blood:
end psrh Il human animal scar-
ely dsss4fss be excepted, when
~ coast4 h9y men and women de-
AnRVn kkai&k a1vS$ M fr.o11ah halska
The Meeker herald., 1906-03-31

Daily tourist car service TO CALI
fornia after February 16th.
Tho Midland Route.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
cAPToR OF OLD CRAZY HORSE
Colonel Jordan, 40 whom Leader of
Casters Last Fight surren-
dered Waits Omaha.

Colonel Jordan-you all know Colonel
Jordan--one OF the oldest western Indian
fighters aud traders, and own cousin Of
General George A. Custer, the man 10
whom. when he was IN charge OF the old
Red Cloud Indian agency. now the Pine
Ridge. Crazy Horse surrendered. this old
veteran II at the Merchants. Thursday
night he sat and watched a stage repre-
sentation OF Clusters last night
Tut. tut; history 90 away" said the
colonel mo. Buffalo Bill was neither In
the night nor anywhere near Il and. for
mat matter. neither was sitting Bull Sit
ting Bull didn't set up In that part OF the
country until the night was over ana Gus.
ter was dead. The leader OF that fatal
battle was Grassy Horse. He's the Indian
who led the fEht that ended In my cousins
death. And Grassy Horse came down 10
the REQ Cloud agency. Of which was IN
charge, ana surrendered. ana I've got the
gun. riaht here IN Omaha now. that the
old chief turned over 10 me that day Tel
me about sitting bull being al Clusters
last hEhtl UmDh."
Colonel Jordan IL ~ full Of interesting
stories OF the west as a bagpips il OF
nEdoodiss. lie 10 nox-and for owe,
twenty years has bsea-an IRdisn trade,
on the Rosebud reservation, lie is said
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13

havlns the majority ~ votes. Beth ere
democrats The engineer proposes ,o dls
up the paving specification scandals ana y
few Uthet matters. ihciudlns = few sewet
deais 20 Illustrate he attitude and that ~
the democratic Majority ihst foush, him 81
every turn ~ the toad THE report ~ .
couptilnianlc Investigating committee. on
ME is rs Ne quoted ftvin literally
Practically ell 81 the matter Wss siven
fuli publicity IN the newspapers ~ the tiite
and the nies ~ The nee show fuii record
Of the affairs but no cutlery wac ma Infested
~ The time by i9d 2. smith ~ sny " his
political colleagues
The engineer charges the comptroller ami
hulidna Inspector certified 60 as TO put-
puselv inlsteprssenl the facts IN the pub
lishsd annual reports seeking to throw fuii
responsibility for unpleasant matters on the
engineer
And q paving repait deal or two IN which
John Grant was concerned inst be dus ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
W. F. CODY DENIES HE is DEAD
buffalo Bill says Reports from East
of HIS Death Are All
wrong.

From entertaining thousands OF wonder
struck Europeans with dis Wild west show
down to coolly'' calcuisting- how to get
water onto his farming lands In Wyoming
is the change of procedsae In the program
OF Colonel w. r. CodY6who Is al the Mer-
chants hotel on. his return from the east
to his Cody (wyo.) ranch, "a ~
In talking to Colonel Cody about l per
cent Of his conversation is OF the old life
and 90 per cent OF the new. Colonel Cody
goes abroad February Is for his last season
in the show business. showing in most all
OF the countries OF Europe, and when he re-
turns he will become plain American
citizen. Pc e
II think there is nothing In this rumor
OF a postponement Of the opening of the
shoshone reservation to await the build
ing of the Northwestern road, said Buffalo
Bill II saw Commissioner Richards two
days ago and he said nothing OF a delay
and am on my road TO Wyoming now to
arrange for transportation facilities for
hauling the thousands of people who will
go to the opening from worland. the ter
minus of the Burlington, to the reservation,
a distance of about forty miles"
Asked whether he really did die when in
the east, as was reported. the colonel re-
marked: -3e
81 suppose some of those eastern papers
did not have anything to write about, %
they just wrote that l was dead This
| gave them two stories, the story that
was dead and chance to deny it,
! don't look very dead; in fact, never was
a liver member OF the community than
am right now.
| BILLY McCune will sail with his Indians
from New York February and / will sal
! February Is Johnny Baker will sail Jan
usry q, having bought all. the horses W,
will require to replace those killed by th'
| government officials of France because o.
the CHAMBERS. Only the ring horses haS
to be killed as we kept the work horses
over half mile away from the others"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
GROVE RAPs At IOWA POLICE
Declares uis issie,meS, n H..e 80
ss,eia OHicess ~ Coune,i
Riuass

Pat Grove was not murh surprised FRI
dav morning when told Ne had been inl
dicted IN Council BuHs tct the alleged
huidup OF two street ears on july near
the bridge
why. Of course they want TO indict the
for those crimes" said Grove. because
there are officers over there who must IN
some way clear their own skirts nut n is
true. nevertheless. that no street car inen
and no saloon keepers who were held Up
have been here TO look at me Tot the puf4
pose Of identification. " II also true that
the saloon keepers held ~ IN the BUNS
did identify Alex Simpson, the coinps nion
Of Mrs. Reagan. not only because OF his
peculiar hsir but also because the police
found on him when arrested n revolver
which was Identified nv one ~ the men
who was held up and who had good oppor-
tunlty TO examine the weapon al the time.
Mrs keesan and the three men com.
panions OF Simpson took particular pains
60 clear him OF that charge. She was with
him when he was arrested the next day
after the hoidup In my brothers saloon.
and the other men at that time. as found
out since. we're at that very metnent on
their way TO this side IN their wagon,
They csmped IN the bottoms NJ North
Omaha and the pollce have not much
doubt they are the same tnep who went
back to the BUNS shortly after and held ur
two saloons to direct suspicion away from
Simpson.
ut must not be forgotten, either. that
| after certain people from this side had
gone over 60 the Iowa city the county at
tbrney, Mr. Hess appeared in the police
court there TO defen nd Simpson and TO &c
| quit him OF any completely In the robberlcs
| Whoever heard Of y county attorney coins
| into the police court while holding that
once TO defend u prisoner charged with q
serious crime7 Such an act seems ut least
strange.
~ will have no difficulty. " ! should
| ever be taken TO Council Bluffs. in proving
that for six years. at different times.
| had been in the habit of stopping ut one
boarding house In Council BLUFFS and wa,
we'll known there; also that the saloor
| keepers who were held w knew me. Why
| have they not beon brought here to identif,
mo and why have not the street car mer
1 been brought here Tor the same purpose
! 7 understand n Mrs. Dalton says she hearf
| me talking OF the holdup Of the stree
! cars next day. I don't know who tn,
woman IL or anything about her, but any
one could tell such a yarn as that on n,
! foundation at all.
1.-THE Council Bluffs officers may think {
an easy way to square themselves II the,
can throw me into the pcnltentiary for
term OF wears but perhaps that is not =,
| easily done as they msy think. I am no
guilty OF tina, work, and the police o
! Omaha. as weh az Of Council Bluffs
know it."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
THREE SEEKING SEPARATION
Two Women and One Man Ask Court
10 Remove Their Bonds of
MatrimOny.

Bessie Relter has brought suit for divorce
from Robert j., whom she married In
Omaha in April. 1904 The petition alleges
that in March 1896. Mr. Reiter began 20
insist on undue and rigid economy" that
he treated her in a harsh and unCeelng
manner, exhibited spirit of unkindness
and enmity, INDUCED In outbursts OF pas
sion and anger. and used cruelty toward
her with the express purpose oil making
her life AS his wife unbearable
Frederick Rogerson, who married Edith
Elizabeth at Manchester, England. IN Sep
tember 1891, asserts Ia divorce petition
that she deserted him in October. iyOa lie
doesn't know where she II now and doesn't
want her back
Annie Gilman, who wants TO lose William
OF thu same name. la her petition sets up
that she married him In September, 1884, IN
Omaha, and that In October, 1905, he pRo-
ticed cruelty toward her In beating her
She further alleges that he IL a habitual
indulger In Intoxicating liquors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
SWlFT'S MEN HAVE BANQUET
District and Branch Managers Ten
dered ovation at Her Grand
by the Company.

Following the custom inaugurated
month ago when the statesmen of Swift and
Co. were entertained at dinner by the man
agement OF the South Omaha plant, a ban
quet was rendered the district and branch
house managers of the western country at
the Her Grand hotel last night.
The affair was a most enjoyable one
II. o. Edwards, manager OF the South
Omaha plant of the great packing Arm,
was toastmaster. Mr.. 4. l.. Haslam talked
of Premium hams and bacons; Mr.. r. II.
Hull about Wool and Swift's Pride soap
and washing powder Mr.. C. b. McGilirray
discussed the essentials of successful
branch house manager; Mr.. J. Patterson
spoke about Swifts dressed beef: Mr.. j.
A. Quinn told why Swift's soap and wash
ing powder statesmen are so successful, and
Messrs. @. !. Colby, NJ. A. Maloney, A. #.
Brott. w. p. Crewse, w ii. Purdy and F..
J. Shorter related company news respec-
lively from Illinois. Colorado, the Black
Hills. Iowa. Missouri and Nebraska.
These men were present:
| II. o. Edwards, manager South Omaha
plant j. Patterson, o. ID. Mabery E. "
\ Arnold. T. J.. Labor. department managers
of plant: d. II. G. Smith. o. NJ. Patterson
Chicago general manager beef and branch
! house; ]. A. Hawkinson. Chicago provision
| department: Arthur ID. White, Chicago adj
yertising department: w. c. Potter. Chicago
produce department.; r, II: Hull, Chicago
credit department; q. b. McGiiivrsy. DIS dis
| trict manager. Missouri: f. L. Haslam. dis
| trict manager, Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois
J; A. Quinn, general soap man; F. j
Shorter. W. T. Huxtable. branch hous,
! managers, Nebraska; z. 4. Ryder; W p
\ Crewse. l.. A. Felwock, +. A. Gale, A. J
Murray, branch house managers. Iowa; A
T. Brott. branch house manager, souti
Dakota; F. II. Mills, q. /. Colby, Georg,
| Frank, W. NJ Kramp, branch house man
| ayers. Illinois; w. II. Purdy, George Nor
rison. q. Y. Briggs, w. IL. Coigrove brancl
4 house managers, Missouri; M A. Maloney
| w. j. Brady, II. A. carp, branch hous'
| managers. Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
LOCAL BREvlTleS.

The Omaha Philosophical society win
meet sunday afternoon at ESQ In the Pat
terson block, seventeenth and Farnau,
streets. O. r. Forbes will address the
society on the Juvenile Court law"
George smith. eoiOred youth, Was up
before Police Judge Crawford Friday mOru,
10 rob John Larsen last October, larsen
Y now an inmate of the county hospital,
smith waived the preliminary examinat ior
sum Of BOZ
James n, Clarke, as receiver OF the Ne.
braska Loan and Trust company, has
court against the linton Pacific RAILWAY
company, Union faeihe Railroad Company
William Ia, Thompson. Nettie l. rhomps0n
I, g, Moran, j, n, Moore, w. A. koenls
state Central bank Of Nebraska, Grand
Island Ranking company, sioux City say,
ines hank and charies y, Beatty 10 Quiel
title 10 eeriain lands on which mortgages
are held eY the plaintiff In various psFtl
! Of Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-13
ROBBED BY HIS COMPANIONS
railroad Laborer Has n Good Time
and Loses All HIS Saw
ings.

Frank Hogan. railroad iaborer re-
per;ea 70 the police shortly after midnight
this morning that he had been robbed by
two other isborers OF about $50, which
they calmly took from his pockets. Hogan
said that he came TO Omaha Thursday
and began drinking yesterday morning,
making the acquaintance OF the two men
during his rounds lie said that the last
saloon they were In was al Ninth street
and Capitol avenue. and that they went
from there TO the street and walked
around. He admitted being In such a con-
dition az not TO be able 10 take care OF
himself properly. his companions takinE
advantage Of this TO go thr9gEh his pockets
They used no violence In the act and he
Was able 20 walk 20 the station and re-
port his loss.