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President Roosevelt hs issued the
following Thanksgiving proclamation:
@The time OF the yehr hns come, whc
in accordance with the wise custom Of
our fathers, it becomes my duty tO set
aside special lay ot thanks4iv NC rud
praise to the Almighty, because Of
blessings we have received aud of prayer
that the 20 bless ugs may I've continued.
Yet another ear of wide rrrad we'll
being has passed. Never before III our
history, or in the history o. any other
nation. has u people enjoyed more
aboundIng materin prosperity than if
ours; prosperity so great that it slIouli
arouse in us no spirit ni reckless pride,
and least of all, spirit Of needless dis
regard Of our spUnsiOilities, but rather
"A sober sense Of our many blessings,
and resolute purpose, under Pruri.
dence, not to forfeit the IN by any action
Of our own,
Material well-being, indespensahr
though il is, can never be nm thug but
the foundation OF true national great
ness and happiness. II we buiid
nothing upon this foundation. then onr
national life viii be rs meanIuple less and
empty ms II house. where only the found
alton has been laid. Upon onr materia
well-being, must be built superstruc-
ture Of individual aud national life, lived
IN accordance with the laws nf the nigh
est morality, or else our pros sperity Itself
will, i'll the long run, turn out curse, +,
Instead OF blessing. We slInG!d be
both reverently than <fui Tor What we
nave received, and elrne stly bent uf,nn
turning 1t into a means ui grace nnd no.
OF destruction.
Accordingly, her hy set ,ari
Thursday. the Doth day u Move nber,
next, as the day Of thanksgiving, and
supplicatiop, upon the people shall meet
in their homes or in church, devOntly
acknowledging whnt has been given
them, and to pray that thev may. II.
addition receive the power to- use thes,,
gifts Alright.
ain witness whereof, ] have herrunto
set my hand aud caused the seal nf the
United States 10 hc affixed
~Done Mt the City Of Washington, this
twenty Sc cOnh day Of October in the
year Of Our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and six. and of the lndcpcn-
dence OF the United States, the one
hundred and thiriy-tirst.
"Signed:
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT. o.
"Stal:
"By the president: ELIHu RooT,
Secretary Of State"
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ns
they cannot reach the sent OF the disease.
Caiarrh is blood or constitutional dis.
casc, and in order to cure il you must
take internal rcmcdita. Halls Catarrh
Curc is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faccs. Halls Caiatrh Curo is not a
quack medicine. II was prescribed by
ono OF TIC best physicians in this coun.
try for years, aud is II regular prcscrip.
tion. II Ia composed OF the best tonics
known. combined with tho hest blood
purifiers. acting directly on tie mucous
surfaces. Tho perfect combination OF
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful rosulte in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. G
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CHartrr Adams.

Another oi the early settlers Of Ne
vadH crossed he great divide Friday
afternoon, when the eycs OF Charles
Adams OF South Fork closed on earthly
scenes.
Mr.. Adams was born in MasYnschuetts
about 80 years ngn. From there ho mi.
vrnt"h to UalIfnrnin whore he remained
sevcrnl yrnr', u" then came To Nevada
and took up ramrh ut White llnrse in
tho nor hetn pr ol this county.
rr"n 'hrr" y" moved o Paradise valley
md built thu first nour mill ever built
III 'hnt valley IL the seventies, he
moved to he rarch on south Fork that
hna been his liome ever aimee.
Mr.. AGnm4 was known throughout the
county nH n n'iri''y, prosperous man. lie
devoted iris attention to his ranch and
o'hcr hIsin"gs ar ,irs until ix nr seen
months ago. when hi ai rong constitution
b-n't" dawn fron the weight ~ ypars.
Sine" the II hr hnI been an invalid nnd
hnd !" bc cared f"r On rhill. icstor-
day afteruO III M ,hc aini ,vs begun to
fhil the SUNNI .ns came md he passcd
over tho divide.
'lis rcmnins will bc brought TO Elko
s n'lny aud 'hc funeral will 10 held
enmetime Mnniay.
The surviving widow and relatives
hnvr the syrnpithica Of n inrgo circle Of
iri"nd- ~ !hrir bereavement.
MH 'lc old pioneer sleep we'll.
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Volume III
4 AIosI I,Nrnrthy Cnmae.

RENO, Nevada, Oct 90, 1906.
To the SuperintcndentP, School Trus.
tees, Teachers and Friends OF Edu-
t','n in the State OF Nevada.
Greetings:
We, committee. representing State
Teachers \ssOciatInD OF our stato and
relying upon that spirt Of helpfulness
which has ever marked the Neyadans
quick I" respond ro the call of the
needy. do hereby beg leave to set before
you plan ny which the children Of Ne
vadi mny aid III building new school
houses fm the stricken city of San
Francisco.
Tint city was swept by fire which
dc stri! rd an area ,nore than two times
MS In Gc rs thal I"s' royed by tire ~ Ci.i-
cago, baltimore Hnri Boston combined,
Many Of the cLii.i.,.n Of San Francisco
ar" nov going &" school in buildings I'M
d. e" occupancy. Nevada Ia "a near
nnd prosperous us'phbor and il seems
fiit;uY tim the 81 j. lren Of the sugehrush
~ NJ tuulrl rome 10 the ali of their
suffering little hrn'i,"rs and sisters in n
subStantiHI way.
W" as't lrai ~ every school house and
sclI,' i RON ~ onr late the Wednesday
"ftcrnO III rr"r.,d az rhnnksgiymH he
gwen over =" ntcrlaiDment, collection
or " lia'c'"r plnn nf raising money that
mn: sc"rn best Ia those in authority.
lir. Tan ! 'hus rHiE,d To u" forwarded
4" Mrs. i"mnir *. Logan, box l32. Reno,
Nevada, {" i,c coubucd into ono grand
glft tr0m the children OF Nevada and
Presented /" tho c".n miitee on Rebuild.
rnr sch vol Houses II San Francisco.
All sums forwar led will he receipted
f"' and list published in the Press
throughout the state.
w" smccrely hope rr hcnriy CO.
operation aud cn'hu. iasm in this under.
ink."p. l."t ~ how what our children
rhr do aud mako tie gitt credit to our
stnt, and Its future citizens.
EDWARD T.. WINFREY, Chairman,
Reno
Mrs JENNIE K. 10 AZ. Secretary,
Reno
Mrss FRANCE" !iLivIy, SPARKS,
Miss iltLEH j. WHITMoRF, Eureka
Miss loNE ERIcKsoN, TnNopAm
Miss ROSE GARDNER. ELKo.
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Elko. Nevada. Friday. October 26, 1906

night and has developed into the most
important find in ',, base. il not in the
entire Hiuhnwk :.Ia;r.
The ore comes from the 230-ioot level,
directly underneath the rich stope ON
the pa ic.cl. i!ie leasing company
will declare a dividend within Il Few
days, and the kGow!us ones have it
framed up for about 25 cents II thsr".
Tho company has been taken from the
prospects md is now listed with the
mines Carson Sews.
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Died,
ADAM'-At his home on Snmth Fork.
Oc."ber 10, 1906, Mr.. Charlcs Adams,
native Of Massachusetts, aged about
80 years.


Last Wednesday night about two and
one-hali hours after the jury had been
instructed in the Dwyer case, they
brought III II verdict ~ murder in the
first degree, and on November 2lst
Judge Been will sentence Dwyer to be
hanged. The waGton killing OF a. g..
Williams, n most cstimablc young man, q,
on July 3lIt nf this year, by Dwyer, is
the cause OF the verdict.
The testimony in tine case showed
Dwyer to be dangerous mnn with
total disregard Tor humap lie. IIis
feeble defense OF insanity WAS the only
available thing to save him from the
gallows aud, that having absolutely
failed, il looks es though Dwyer'S day
OF crime is over.
This il not his first mur ler, us he
served II term in Montana for killing a
man known as "Pandhandlr Bob being
pardonrd through the efforts Of his wife.
who hRa since died.
The verdict meets with the apprnvaI
Of the people Dwycr has friends who
have done ever! thing in their power to
help him i'll his defense, and the man ner
in which his case wns man ged shows
that they have plenty OF money which
il at his disposal, but SD far it has
avulcd them nothing.
When tho verdict wns read, Dwyer
turned white, but otherwise appeared
to control his feelings. 1t liz said that
after the ronding Of the verdict, Dwyer
said well | will play the string out"
but it ia believed that no hae "cashed in
his checks "--Reveilie
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che Importance or u rn-inR" s,nmp.

At the Bureau ~ Engraving nnd
Printing at Washington. each aeparatc q
poaiaRo stamp is handled by moro thnn
two hundred people before II comes INTO
the purchasers hands. TO deliver tho
letter on which IL is paslcd TO tho nd
drcssce requires tho work, on an average
OF nearly lundrod thousand moro, in
cludinR tho mon that made tho letter
box into which You dropped It, built the
rosioGllco where II WA sorted. laid the
rails over which IL WA chrricd, made the
sack tho postmnn usee and iashioDcd the
hnndrcde oi other accessories needed
II gives ono renliziug senso OF his i'm
portnnco III tho world 0t today when ho
considers that no can cnlist all these
men and all this work Tor only two ceDte.
Tho K,np's Own.
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rhe Chicago Uuiy.rsIty.

An int6rNatinR conversation recently
TOOK rlnr ni Cleveland, Ohio, between
Mayor fum Juhnepn md proiouor oi
the UnivorsIty OF Chicago. Tho Now
York World In authority for this stOry:
"PrOfcsspr -.-- ~ Tho Uuivcr.ity NJ Chi.
rnc". cnllcd Oh Mayor Tom johnson To.
dny io irquir" ahnnt alrcct tailwnya. Il
didbt suppose son wore permitted 10
deal with such quNtinns.' lnuulIcd
Mayor Johneou. 'Oh, we're free wore
perfectly FREQ to think as we like 'li
y"n think abreast, OF political aud social
conditions mud say wlint yon Think the
nnJor rcjoinod, then yom loso your
jphs. " yon study political economy
nud say what you think. you strike Mt
your cnhowmcnis. You know, professor,
! hnvc no love FOR your Chicago Uni.
ver4'iy. II teaches inlsclioOds-.lice.
Whenever hear IL mentioned scc a
man with bald head and q wig. Don't
H"n think man who pays half your
bile ought to have something to cay
about what Jon toaoh2'"
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\ Suggestions.

II the Democratic party is supposed to
be committed to everything Mr.. Bryan
says, why should not the Republican
party be committed to everything Mr..
Il 'n.rvCl; snysH Why shouldn't the nu
wa Nv spelln he made II poIitiknl ishu?
And. II spelling is 10 be tho paramount
lsauc this ycar md also in 1908, wo cub.
init ia II good Democratic battle hymn
tho following liues. suggested by n
ciiiz ~ Of Gcorgin, who, while, admirInV
hi- ncighbor, Bill Arp, still clings to tho
lnn.u gc in vogue in the time II Madi-
son nnd Jefferson:
la vain wo call old notions fudge.
ARninst Our mother tongue rcbolling
the English language will no, bulge,
And spelling will continue epellmp.
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Worth R?h n i'ui,utl.

Ore worth 80 pound Ia tho latcst
from the Frhncos-MolInwk, not u little
scam Of It. but n big bunch, tho kind
that mnltce fortunes from a very emnll
hole. II was encountered on Tucsday
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Tho property Of the Southern Pacific
railroad ia assessed ut si,2l3,lC0 the
taxes upon which are s52,7s7.5O. just
triilc more than tho reporter will have
TO dig I'M.
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S"unIS NHluhItOh ana TaNes.
Major Miller is busy sending ont
polite Invitations to taxpayers to seitlc
their dues to the state and county before
the first Monday in December. The
reporter happened to catch him in
good humor this afternoon and obtained
the following interesting statement of
the assessed valuation OF the county and
the amount OF taxes due:
The value ~ real cetnte and improve.
mcnts is sG,2S9,l35 and the personal
property is valued at s2,GsS, 800, making
total rssosscd valuation Of 1927, ,725.
Tho i"xes to be collected stand MS
follows:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31
Notice Of Taking up Estray.

Notice fs hereby given that the un-
,lersigiFas has taken mp on section
25-l0s+1Gsnl May /, l906--oGe dark
bay l,i,us. two years old, two white
hindfyss up To ietlock. white stripe
in forehead. One black yearling
horse, star In forehead.
Dated May l6. 1906.
PETER WERDEL,
Residence. section 25-10S-7O, post
Office address. Gam Valley, 5. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31
Notice to Breeders.
EAGLE CHIEF

Standard Bred Trotting
Stallion No. 10262.
Will stand in month of
May at Gam Valley, Tues
day Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons, balance of
week and after May and
during April 81 miles
Southeast of Gam Valley.
Terms to insure stand
ing colt, $500.
Ii mare changes hands
service fee will then be
due.
Owner of Horse,
CHAS. e. OATES,
Conn Valley, s. ID
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31
a. y CORRESPONDENCE
XssSSS - News Items Gathered
by the CHIEF Reporters. -
a -~~>rN~~N~<NS
CROW CREEK coaITATioNs

CROW CREEK co6ITATioNS.
j. B. Ingerson and fenlily tlined at
the Pippin raj ch Sunday.
DR.. McManus spent the rainy days
of this week, the guest OF Mrs. Zie-
bach.
Mrs. Harvey Trainer is beginning
to demonstrate tile aIaptability OF
climate to turkey raising. One can
hardly get through the yard with
out mountaineering al brood OF fu-
ture Christmas dinners. We are anx
ious to know where they will roost.
This cold wet weather that has
caused deep blue melancholy to COW
er the earth, has been Just the thing
for the trees recently planted by
Alessrs. Marvin and Zipbach. Mr..
Marvin has u thousand and Mr..
Ziebach five iiundred-all looking as
though they were here to stay.
Mrs. (!hsls. Fraser entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ghas. E. Oates, Mrs. Della
< Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Segar anu
Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Ziebach Sunday
A smile of satisfaction rested on
each countenance us they rode home
ward. So we suspect Mrs. Fraser
must have given evidence that
I she was u culinary artist AS well as
good entertainer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31

Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back. or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with or
binary medicine. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea " the supreme cura
tive DO wer. 35 cents. Tea or Tab
let's. W. j. Hugies & 90.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31

WANTED.-ro trade a large liv-
ery barn in Chamberlain, >. d., for
land I'm Buffolo county. Best loca-
tion In town for business and a
splendid opening.
RAY GooDER, Chamberlain, 5. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31

WANTED.--4D head of horses TO
pasture ut 45 cents per month NJ
the Henzik ranch 8 miles east ot We
ya. Plel ty Of grass and artesian
water "A. B. SoBEX,
Vega. =. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31
ARDS Rum sLiNaS.

Lots of rain.
The corn baen turning jallow.
Some farmers are Kicking because
their corn IL in, and some because It
isn't,
Miss Grace's school and several
families on Kim Greek turned out for
the Memorial Day exercises In spite
OF mud.
Arne Euger planted "a fine orchard
OF fruit. and shade trees this spring
that dL much To the appearances of
his place.
The Wells brothers are breaking a
large tract OF prairie for L. 4. Mel
ssn. L. i. likes to sArm land that
produces 100 bu ,hels o. oats TO the
acre.
1t pours the oil Of life into your
system. 1t warns you up ansi
starts the lifs blood circulating.
that's what HOLSTERS ROCKY
Mountain Tea does. 50 cents. Tea
Vr Tablets. w.dJ. Hughes y Go.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31

Go to Terpenning Il Treon for
anything In the drug line, Chamber
lain, ). ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-31

G. o. Reinke, fine watch repairing
at Le Blond'S Drug Store, Cilamter-
lain. Il. ID. Work sent and returned
by stage.
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Minnswaukos: II. o. Blssen, Churches
Ferry: James Duncan, Oberon.
District No. 81, Ramsey-O., p. n.
Anderson. starkweather: Bernt Ander.
con. Churches Ferry; Miles A. Miller.
Crary.
District No. "a, Towner - Samuel
Adams. Perth: A. 8. Gibbons. Cando.
District No. %. stutsman ~ A. A.
Monek. Jamestown; VIII Sinclair
Windsor; H. J. Murphy, Courtenay.
District No. -, LaMoure - A. W..
Cunningham. Grand Rapids; IL. A. Ue.
land, LaMoure.
District No. Is. Dickey - George
Rose. Glendale: g. B. Andrus, Cakes.
District No. 26, Emmons and Kidder
ID. R. Streeter, Linton; John Storey.
Steele.
District No. 81, Burleigh-R. N. Stew.
ens,' Bismarck; T. r. Mockler, Bis.
marck.
District No. %, Bottineau - E. l..
Garden, Souris; Will Freeman, Max
bias.
District No. 20, Ward and Williams
&c. A. johnson, Minot; F. B. Chap
man, Buford; Fred F. Carter.
District No. 80, Morton-W. E. Mar
tin, Mandan; Jacob Rohs. New Salem;
William Simpson, Mandan.
District No. 81, Stark-"Thomas Ev-
ans, Dickinson; A. L. Martin, Sentinel
Butte; J. F. Brodie, Dickinson.
District No. 81, Eddy and Fosters.
N. Putnam, New Rockford; E. T. Ha-
laas, Darlington.
District No 33, Wells-O. L. Jensen.
Harvey; w. F. Shannafelt, Fessenden;
j. F. Wake, Bowden.
District No. "a, McHenryl - r. g.
Wedge, Granville; John Steen, Rugby;
o. T. Tofsrud, Rugby.
District No. 35, Mclean - John
schlenker, Goodrich; H. E. Mathews.
Wiprud.
District No. sc, Mcintosh - George
Elhard, Gackle; John Giedt, Lehr.
District No. 81, Richland - Tobias
Hagen, Power; "A. D. Hanson, Wynd.
mere; o. T. Grant, Kindred.
District No. 80, Barnes-D. r. Jones.
Sanborn; Martin Thoreson, Fingal.
District No. 80, Traill-G. A. White
Portland; o. G. Nelson, Hatton.
District, No. 40. Cavalier - Robert
Griffith, Osnabrock; James Mcdowell.
Langdon.
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Let plETz PICK THE JUDGE.

EIosolns 1aip m willing 70 Arbt.
trate the Trouble. J.
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Nov. 27.-T. !
Connor, attorney for the Mississippi
River Logging company. denied that
the company had made any recent Of
fer to arbitrate with John r. Dietz. as
stated in dispatches from Eau Claire.
He said that the company at lie be.
ginning Of the controversy :1a.. c:a:a
repeated offers to alAttrato the ques.
ton and would submit 1t to any Judge
whom Dietz might pick out. but Diets
refused.
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Members in the Next Legislature,

xHoldover Republicans. *Demo.
Gratis. **Holdover Democrats. All
others Republican.
| Senate.
District No. /, Pembina - hudson
LaMoure, Pembina.
District No. 2, Pembina-*E. A. Hal.
liday, Hansel.
District No. 3, Walsh - xThomas
Johnson, Park River.
District No. 4, Walsh -+John L.
Cashel, Grafton.
District No. s. Grand Forks - **E
K. Spoonheim, Larimore.
Turner, Grand Forks.
| District No. z, Grand Forks-xJo ohm
D. Taylor, Grand Forks.
| District No. 8, Traill-H. H. Strom
Hil]sboro.
District No. 9, Cass-xL. B. Hanna
Fargo.
District No. 10, Cass-E. F. Gilbert.
Casselton.
District No. II, Cass-xF. s. Talcott,
Buffalo.
District No. ~, Richland - wv. f..
Purcell, Wahpeton.
| District No. 10, Sargent-xJohn H.
Dyste, Forman.
District No. IA, Ransom-Ed Pierce,
Sheldon.
District No. Is, Barnes George M.
Young, Valley City.
! District No. is, Griggs = Maynard
Crane, Cooperstown.
District No. IL, Nelson-xIver Sven
son. Aneta.
District No. 10, Cavalier-Henry Nc
Lean, Hannah.
District No. 10, Rolette-xC. l. F.
Wagner, Rolla.
District No. 20. Benson-Theo. Kof-
Eel. Esmond.
District No. 81. Ramsey = xA. J.
Stade, Devils Lake.
District No. %, Towner-sJohn Mel
10y. Bisbee.
District No. %, stutsman - xJ. w.
Siftcn, jamestown.
District No. "a, LaMoure - J. B.
Sharpe, Kuhn.
District No. Is, Dickey - IT. H.
Thatcher, Guelph.
District No. 26, Emmons ALEX Nc
Donald, Glencoe.
District No. %, Burleigh- &c. B. Lit
Tie, Bismarck.
District No. %. Bottineau ID. H.
Macarthur, Bottineau.
District No. 20, Ward - XII. III.
Steele, Mohall. 4.
District No. 80. Morton Ferd. Leutz,
Hebron. Il 4. A.
District No. 81. Stark /: a simp.
con- Dickinson g. ss Il 4. s. sYsss u
District No. 50. Foste laorge D.
Palmer, Melville III ~ n
District No. 80, Wells N ]. Austin
e
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District No. "a. McHenry - c. D.
Rice, Towner.
District No. IS, Mclean - xA. E.
Johnson, Washburn.
District No. Sc, Mcintosh - Chris.
Albright, Ashley.
District No. 81, Richland 49, xE. A.
Movius, Lidgerwood.
District No. 80, Barnes - X. S.
Ramsett, Fingal.
District No. 80, Trail - IA. T.
Kraabel, Clifford.
District No. 40, Cavalier &C. w.
Plain, Milton.
District No. 1, Pembina-William j.
Watts, Hydepark; "Joseph NORM,
Neche; Wv. Wexford, Neche.
District No. 2, Pembina-C. Ganssle.
st. Thomas; E. H. Restemayer, Cava.
lier; 'John Johnson, Gardar.
District No. 3, Walsh - Gunder Mid
garden, Grafton; H. G. Hosford, Park
River; "A. H. Walker.
District No. 4, Walsh-John f. Han
await, Mimic; III. o. Brotnov; +To-
bias D. Casey, Grafton.
District No. S, Grand Forks - Ed
ward Church, Inkster; T. H. Pugh,
Larimore; T. E. Tufte. Northwood.
District No. 6, Grand Forks - *Geo
Hallick, Marvel; u. L. Anderson.
District No. z, Grand Forks-Will-
lam S. Dean, Holmes; Arne p. Haugen,
Reynolds; John A. Sorley, Grand
Forks.
District No. 8, Traill-O. j. Soriey
Buxton; John diversion, Buxton.
District No. 9, Cass-E. E. Dibley,
Fargo; ]. F. Treat, Fargo; T. J. Flam-
er, Fargo.
District. No. 10, CAST. Twichell,
Mapleton; A. A. Plath. Davenport;
Clark Moore, Gardner.
District No. II, CAST. o. Burgum,
Page; r. G. Piper. Leonard: J. R. Col
Inns, Arthur.
District No. IL, Richland - w. r.
Hurdon, Wahpeton: 'Peter Bolme.
sHenry Connolly.
District No. 10, Sargent-Livy John.
son, Cogswell; D. E. Blake, Sheldon.
District No. IA, Ransom-C. w.
Buttz, Buttzville: A. e. Jones. Lis
bon.
District No. is, Barnes - Amasa r.
Peake, Valley City; George H. Law:
Leal.
District No. 16, Steele - G. H.
Stavens, Hatton; 8. H. Nelson, Fin
ley; Nils Remington, Hannaford.
Nj District No. II, Nelson ~ M. A. Shir
ley, Aneta; A. r. swendseid, Peters
burg.
District No. Is. Cavalier U. l..
Burdick, Munich; Joseph Crawford,
Langdon. 5.s3f
q District No. IL. Rolette - - o. Ora,
ham, Rolla; Ole syvertson, Overly.
q District No. 20. Benson-O. 8. Aaker.
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road yards. Cofbstt supplying them
with liquor from q satchel. The men
finally entered : box car and there II
IL alleged Smith and CorbStt BOT into
10 light. Corbett vas heard to- ex-
claim q Look out, he's got : knife. !"
Soon afterward tile night vas stopped.
but the other members of tho party
were too much soy,sslilie osss ~. liquor 70
know exactly what took place The
next sning Corbatt j a h1nly Kas
sffoantl. lWtth 1ptfes lopnA an tls hsafttl.
sS Smitt ~ u arle ma 0ody
sk,site Hlas found = NJ :! no
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Frozen to Death.

Gregory, s. D., Nov. 27.-Charles r.
Cornell was frozen to death in the re-
cent storm. He had taken his two
children to school, and on his way
home, while attempting to repair a
whiffletree, one of the horses kicked
him. He was rendered unconscious
and froZe to death.