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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Dede | Danmark.
Kjgbenhavn og Frederiksborg.

Enke Thora Nielsen. Enke Karen
Hansen. Fyrassistent Jacobsens Hit
stru Ane Marie. Frk. Selma lessen.
OIL OF Vinhandler Georg Frisenette.
Kj@bmand Windings Enke Frederik-
Ike. Ebba B@nnelykke. Skibsbygger
Carl Danielsen. Murer Julius Muh-
lenwirth. Skibst@mrer Svanes Enke
.Trein. Forhenv. Skibsf@rer L. A.
Barfreds Enke Mathilde. Postbud
Hansens Hustru Christine. Klade-
fabrikant Valdemar Zederkop. Skibs-
fdrer Hansens Enke Agnes. Cand.
jur., Sproglerer F. A. J@rgensens
Hustru Anna. Hande1skone Enke
Whittier. Fhv. Murer Johan Heide.
'Grosserer Julius Broe. Sneaker
svend Carl Nielsen. Michael Hop
pensack. Toldbodarbejder Arcadius
NIELSEN. Lagerist Nielsens Hustru
Valborg. Partikulier Chr. Frederik
Christensen. Skibsproviantgr Ora
hams Enke Anne. T@mrersvend Jo-
han LANCE. Enke Karen Andersen.
Grovsmed Ludwig Nielsen. Husejer
Falcks Hustru Ane. Pakhusformand
Jensens Hustru Mette. Skomager
Johannes Marius Larsen. Kasserer
Jens Hansen. Frk. Emile Abild-
gard. Dr.. phil. Slotsforvalter Peter
Brock. Brandmand Jens Andersen.
MISREPRESENTATION Carl Andersen.
G%rosserer E.. Kipp. Enkefru A. Gerbe-
rer. Enke Karen Frandsen. Fhv.. Pro
prietar J@rgen Berg. Fr9ken Blenda
Mathisson. Kontorist Valdemar GR-
decken. Murersvend Jens Jensen.
Jernbaneassistent Bjprnsons Hustru
Florentine. Korskarer J~ensens HUI
stru Alma. Artist Reinholdt Bphm,
|Bagersvend Peter Petersen. Mask
mist Anders Andersen. Kristiane
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

Thorsen. Lille Karlsminde: Ellesa
Nielsen: p%lstykke: 1nger Madsem-
Skave i Bovbjerg: Ane Marie Jezn-
sen. Ndrre Dsterskov i Ryde: KatrT-
ne Olesen. Hvingel: Kristen Aazs
H9Jers Hustru. Mausing: Marena
Mortensen. Fogderup: Christine
Christensen. Skovby: Anna MplIes-
Aabenraa: Toldkrydserskipper L.o--
rentz Sprensen. Petrea Petersen
Aarhus: Jens B9gh. Viborg: Pedes~-
Lund. Tandlrge Edith Bertelse11.
Odense: Marie Jensen. Drsted:==-
Sine Mandlk. krarup: Husband H
Stolberg. Borum: Jol1anne Rasmus-
sen. Thorning Skov: Elisabeth Jere-
sen. Aalborg: Amalie Oehlenschla-
ger. ~Svendborg: Therese M~auritzeua-.
Rome: Fajancer ]. P. Vest. Ska1z-
derborg: Ane Sarensen. .Addit Mark
Kirstine Brpnd. Skader: Christen
Aborg: Hillerpd: Gaardejer Ole Bier
re. Ejnar Johan. Gadevang: BodiH
Hansen. Rosendal: Jens RosendaR~
vesterb@gebjerg: Gaardmand NieI=
Poulsen: Odense: Ingrid Krae~
Sor@: Rasn1us Jensen. Hje1nbek=
Hjulmager Rasmus Andersen. Far
strip: Ane Kristensen. HARDY: Lau-
iltZ Idl SSI. oVCl-IlOllu1. lNlCiS-
Hansen: Svendborg: Husfcster Pc
sens Enke. Hiller9d: Birgitte Daizg-
brandt: Aastrup: Gaardcjer Petez
Sprcnsen. snekkerup: L,aurits Pedea-
Nielsen. Ringk9bing:: Christian See-
Ha1d: Tpmrer Kresten Andersen
Ris: Nie1s Nielsen: Anelyst: Brand
direktpr Jens Lomholt. Gudhjenzs-
Dampskibsexpcditpr il. Jensen
Hassing: Mariane Thing. Snrslezs-
Elisabeth Nielsen. Marble: Gttstas.
Fulck Rasmussen. Lundby: lens
Spur. Skals: Kristian M9rk- Te-
strup: Handelsrnand Jens Peter Lar
sen. Hove: Marie J9rgensen. Aar-
hus: Karen Nielsen. Bogholder Ere
derik Johansen. Jens P. Andersen.
Toldassistent Alfred Lindskou. BID
SINCE: Lisbeth Billie. Struer: Dagn1as-
Hansen. Stefan P. Sand. RingkG-
bing: Johanne Frederikser. Skagen=
Johan Marius Hansen. Nestveds
Knud Chr. Jprgensen.
Ruglpkke: MAIDS Madsen. Kissen-
drup: Ostehandler Hans Larsen. Boz
bro: Karo1ine Hansen. Odense: Am-
he Marie Jprgensen. Kolby: Hue
manu- NdNl nNIuloCl. IlohSlutt9~
Christian Jensen. Roskilde: Smedde-
mester c.. C. Andersen. Svanneke~
Lott. H. NJ. Hansen. Hasle:s Kans-
merraad ?. Frigaard. FjeIIerad--:
Gaardejer Lars Dybbro. Skivum=
Anime Jensen. Horsens: Landposa-
Niels Jensen. Aarhus: Kirstine Sal
ling, f. Christensen. B@dkermestex-
Ferdinand Gottlieb. Horsens: Ane:
Marie Nielsen Skrive1arer N Fl
scher. Mettelene M@ller. StcrbE~
Skov: S9ren Rasmussen. Aastrup=:
Johanne Larsen. Nyk6bing F.: Chrz-
stem Hansen.
saby: Hans Petersen. pstersker-
hinge: Brittle Jensdatter. NakskoE=
Inspector Otto Fabricius. Dokkeda=
Mette Bodelse. Vul1erslev: Anna
Olsen. Maale: Grethe Rasmusdat-
ter. O. Lem: Maren Andersen. Gros-
hdj: Ellen Laut11. Mulsmark: At
tagtsmand Ms Hansen Jensen
Taarbek: Fiskehand1er St. Ander
sens Hustru Kristine. Ordrup: Enke~
Elna Br@sch. He1ferup: Enke Kier-
sti .La%uterbach:
+. -.E-. faE -a--#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Sen 4em6e Sc iulte,, 116en at 8

&em ben6e Sc iulte,, 11beu at Sc
lelp peo set. @iltnof ipiier Sc tire
@ange ON Dagen, og tilfre6sItilles
DereS Mapes &rab, me1t Oerfor fan
set gobt banoe, at Sc fuller. Ml Sec
ring fomrner life fra Mapen. Set
er 8lobet, iom o%pretboloer 2ipsorga-
nert1e. 9bis bette er 1rent og tregt.
flp6en6e, bortfal6er BEN 6oripning
at M araft, iom itooig maa p0es
2ipsorganerne. 9r. &eter's &arifo
renter B1obet % gioer 2egemet ny
2ipsfroft. Sen er tilbereot al &so-
ser og l1rter og fnn erboloes Dos To-
tale al1rifo-Mgenter. Mpotbefere
fan lite fopban6Ie ben. Sfrip til Br.
Better 6obr11eD s. Cons So, 112-
118 go. &oDne Mlbe. ggBbicogp, Su
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

Dg6soI0. Yoltn1elter Mpr=
goar0-Sgrge1ien , 0rol1ni11gll1nD, CT
ofgaoet be6 Dpoen poa Gronuing=
lu10 Spgebus.
= &on1ul Gbr. 8. 8rul1r1, Moicl1<
felbt Mpllegnoro peb Sproingborg
bpoe pluoielig uoe1 foruogoae1be
Spg6om. 9en Mfopbe, ser far ouret
&jpbmano / Goroim9borg / ca. 40
Mor> blep y Star gonmcl.
- 6bp. Erpprietur og 2aropu-
lensfommislGr S. g. 8erg or of>
gaoet De0 9eoen paa Ire6erifsberg,
nnlten 81 Star gonunul. Gen Mf=
opoe bop0e eiet cit @oaro / ct. Mag-
lebp paa @mogcr % bab0e hei
@roo pun0et fine Meoborgcres 5il=
lis, lou at fan fif %ober0raget eli
&Gffe offenlige og fom.nole 9Dcrp
joni SogneraaOs forn1a1b % Nn1tS=
rooosmeDlem1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

0es Siltorie CT life long, % b1l beller
life for % a16re lp11eS inobolosrig;
6en fan pos enoe rltlnlneS / bet el1e
Sr6 uMrbejbe". Sra cit lille, bite
Sgs oq til bum life fl1l10e mere, far
b1,n arbeioet, Iiot og ilabt; set bor
neret 2ipets Sn6bolo for benoe.
81 er fgot orre / Seoegaoroe, pg
ba 81 bar 10 Star, bp6e Min Wtooer,"
fortaller bur, uiaa fom 81 oper til
min 8eo1temo6er, % iao fom " ITO
at tjene> og ioa tiente q i1lottl ben
@ang, Sc fprite &rigsfolf TOM berop
Ii 1848). loa blep 81 gift"
Sun bar oltloa AZ Mar, inoe1
FUN blep gift. 9ggteifabet, Der oar
bornlglt, fprte life 1ettere Gage mo;
FUN git poa Mrbejoe lamnle1 meO
Ma11oen, Ser 6p0e for ca. 80 Mar IL
SEN; bpornoor fan bnn fife ielD blt-
lfe. 5ao n1aotte FUN lelo fa9e Iai
ieier1, i,,otil bun blep op moo Sc so;
ioa frnoe hun fife mere, fortalte
bum %. St6en bor FUN boet / Set
lille @us, &omunen giper benoe Ml=
berbomsnn6erltpttelie og gobe Me11.
!. mel fer bjnlper benbe;; mel, betrer ifft
itore arap, bun filler, for set meit'
,iiooer bum poa iin GreltoI fra 0tor:
gen til Mften. Soften er bun enc.
giIsnber..
a. = a an 3 81 an Ell SIS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

6 e II 5 . III 3 q | g. Hrnprie=
tGr Gilbjelm Sprgenien bor iolgt
@aar6elt ~2;10eifppgaoro" peo Np.
iteO til 6orpagter SUIT, Otter MS
lep, for 10000 SIT. @elut1il1g og
Snuentor meOfplger.
= Gbr. Mielien al Stapnb peo
@igrring bor iolgt iin Gx1arb mes
8eletail1g % sSltbeutor til 9prlrge
SDerfil0ien al g. @rppOerslen fpr
$4,000 &roner.o
Mgerite6 @iGltgiGergaor6 /
Gen6ipsiel ct iolgt til ftp. &ipb=
geieli e1L Nibe, fpr 10000 Ser.
Spertagelie fi10er Ste0 1. 3ecen1bcr.
- @rejs6alenS Wicjeri err 1olgt til
g. Mielien, Sbenie, (S6cl1-
lie M116els=9 ggerport), for 24,500
Ser Sberta9elien finder Steo ltrofs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
miniitration fatt bentes nebiat al SS1,=
oenrigsnini1teren.

6enrigsminiitere,1.
S . t 81 t jnl poa s 5:
I a II 5. Sra Mfllrepri nteooe1es sen
8. 9toDentber: S slfteS &l. 1920
% / 9eat meller1 81. | og 2 n1urfe=
0eS ber ct SprOlfiGlo. Ser fanot fle=
re 5tp6 Steo, ltorfeit 81. 100. Sc
DGgelien gift ! Ret1li'tg fra spo til
Nor6.
SSIanDs II 5 crpi g
II tngsDG e II bil / .er1 NOR
Jremtio %n10ergua forlfiellige Tpr-
beoringer. Sra Sftoher er ser op-
rettet cit @altoelslfole / &eDfjanif.
til bDilfen Ser ollereoe far mel0t fig
60 @lepcr, % bppr Ser undertakes
al meget Opgtige 2urerc. Mltingct
bar bcuilgct Siorug til Sprettclie
al Ell tefriif Sfole / &eptjapif, lige.
leoes @iorog til @ool1oprrfcrfore=
ninger / sl1,fllrepri og Stafford til
Spreitelie al 9oonor
zen far 4 2ol1o6rl1gslfoler, al bpil=
fe 2, ser far tilbprt Mn1terlle, I'LL pil
goo opcr til Megjeringsejc ug Betty
relie og unoer 9eopn al 9pnberl fpler
omoolmes / Stil 1lleo Sc bo1lfc Sol.
febpiifoler, Ser al JpregungsntG,10e=
nc / Sslono bctrogte5 nueo ltor Be
%unoring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
5pens S6j6n6eo.
Mf S. @crion.
Snuf lom Ell @lomlt, ser ct foltret a

Snn,f lom Ell @lomlt, ser ct foltret al
@nbet,
franlet meo Splp al Sc rullen0e 5qer,
al &imlen me0 On6e begraoet
6yn ret / @iGrtet al Gnnrigets Ger.
@iftipangre Ginoe, joni ltrpger ON
2on6,
boloe Jig fjernt fra Sen grnsgrdme
Stranb;
sfopen, iom fp1igt / 5om'ren forfri-
ifer,
&ornet, ion1 belber al Marferne
trent =
al Sing ON @imlens @eliig11elie bpi:
fer.
@uo6an CT Gen, hi fol6er bort Silent
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

llnion &atcb Gpnpanp CT life 11o=
get MT 6trma / Sc ifan6inabilfe Mpi=
Jet, men cit go6 gammel &ien6tng,
at bpem mango al bore 2eIere alt
tioligere bor figbt ubre. 81 benbi=
JET til omltaaert6e Mbertisi ement,
lom i%n6eboloer ct ii9loen liberalt
Stlbu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30

s@ysSe @JfS&assSSSg SkgafFszsssss
so or. Cen fienote 5el1-
6eriD0e, 89lgerforeningens Jor=
nta1r0, Slagtermeiter 9eimers
Spnoerborg fplote ben 24oe go
tenrber so sor.
50 e 5 s + q II 5 t 6 t 5 !.
@aar6en GDe6 ! Otter 2inbet er fulo=
itRnoig nebbr9n6t. Gen ejes al eli
for 5 til 6 @ar iibel1 %inDpalnoret Mn-
bigger beb 9eam1 Yeters. Ser tor
me6t 5 al Smegnens 5prpjter; men
Sc fllnbe i11tet ubrette, oa @oarbcn
Dor itraataft, og 2nngerne til Gels
lammen6pgge0e. Ser in0ebrGnOte
cit Doln Ones &reotl1rer, Mple1, jon1t
cit flor Gel Snbbo. gieren n1enes
BOG life at lioe l1oget fort Cab, ga
8pgr1ingerne bar gomlle. 9eslt(cn
6apoc ban facet 1lobetalt fra @ugel<
faocforiifrings foreningel, cit 8p0tga=
relic al 5000 Morf for '@ogelifooc
pao bon5 Mfgrsoe ii0lte Spl1l1cr.
9porleoeS Sl0en CT opitaaet, riocs
life.
6 c II So m 8 a @oar0-
banOlerf %.rn1oct Mielien % elbilo al
Mpgcltpl10er far fjpbt 90. 8. Sa1blS
@aoro / Mal1gitrl1p for cit Nris al
10000 Marf. Eli @oor0en bgrcr
ct Mreal al ca. 60 Spl1oer 2onb.
8aarobon0lerne 1Gpmien %
Monronp,l ON /. Sonmer fjpbte Gifilo
@nuicn5 @nfeS @oor0 / 5fryo]trup
for $4,000 Scarf, bar lolgt @opeo=
parcellen for ca. 10000 Miarf til
sll,0rcas @onien fra M9rre @jorl,p.
EeiGtnt,:g CT Mbl lolgtes fer onl-
trent 6,0uO Marf. 5Gbr. 2ono blep
/ 5olnmcr iolgt til @aar6eier g.
.Sollt for ca. 5000 Murf.
- 1ioligere 5gfopt. Sans 6rom,
ser iii boebe / Mrnitlul1o Sfop, bor
lolgt lit 2on0bolsiteo ser, bportil Fe.
TER ca. s 9eftar 2anb til lin Nobo
@aar0ejer SEES Gbiesien for en- Sip
bcil,m al 1920 Morf. 8eintning
og Snoanl n,e6fplger / @o1oelen.
Sbertagelicn 1fer til Jproarct.
9 oonf e 9 5 c 3
S r III gang. S 9cgpnoellen al
Salpfieroierne boboe lomtlige 6onlfe
Mpiier / @ertugopmmet piltltof fun
5000 @ol6ere, beb6er set / cit
Nrtifel i ~5lenSborg Mis". Soo
fit uGnrnepirfe" ct ltort Spiping
peo 6oreninge1 mco ~6rejo", ibet Sc
III tiliomn1cn bcooe 1000 Nbormc1<
ter. S 8e9pncel!en ci Sirlerne 1nr
Sen oanlfe Eresles lon1leOe Splog
1900 @%fsenrplorer.
@%fterbaonoen ggeoe5 Sc 0onifc
Nnilcrs Sal meo v@ejmool" / 9(obel1~
roo, rMooersmoalct" / @o0erslep
og u@eltIespigs Ii0enoe" / Ipu0cr.
Get iioltr1no11te Slo0 blcp Oog / SIT
III 1886 ilooet io1nmcl1 n1eo nIlcns-
borg Mnis", lom tug ct llprre Sp=
lpiug. chit poo Morct / 1885 uo=
font Sc ipnocripoife GugblaOe t%illon1~
n1en / $1,000 @fsenplorer.
Moret eftcr begpl1ote ~Jlcnsborg
slpis" at lis lcl10e cit mi11Ore ltogo=
be. Scl1cre bleb v0anl1epirfe" llooet
lann1en mes vMo0ers1naalet" Sort
Jet ira 5rrl,Ogoberne filtbes Ser iii
fun Sc 4 Dal1ife 8lo0e uWtoOersmoa=
let" vGmnetirfe", v@ejmOol"
u0pbbpl=Yoltcn" oa ~Ulensbor9
Mpi5".
ut scr far prret Trenlgong iioel
SEN SiD ices al, at olel1c ~6lcnsborA
g(pis"> bpis Splag / 6ior &inter
nurnlebe Jig Sc 5000, / Di5le Gage
trpffes / ct Splag pao $3.50 Gfsem.
plorcr. "a uG%olr1epirfc"s Splog ct
LOO, fon Ser piltr1of regnes, al oe
tire nproligi1e ba1ife Sla0cs Splo0
iii oln1111.. iilnurnneli espi5 CT li1e loG
fort. Del1 oonifilesbiglfe Ere5les
lon1le0e Splag bliper 0eref ter / SEQ
ncurber 1906 bele 17-1S,000 Gf5
e1nplurer.
D8de | Dan1nark.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-30
Bianbene.

g N g . NJ i s ! Or III ao-
1HfiIIelie @renlaros &a1lbeo SO
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
ESTHER HOTEL SOLD.

GeORge Hopes Refires From Bust
ness-Ettulan & Seely New Owners.
A rather important conveyance Of
real estate property was made last
saturday when two men from Troy,
KAN -Messrs. Pitman & Seely, who
recently came here with the intention
or starting q real estate Office, pur-
chased the hotel building, business
and equipment OF George Hopes It
IS understood that the Consideration
was $4,000.
The new proprietOrs are good bust
ness men and huStICrS. determined to
make the hotel an honor to the city
ana a comfort to the travelling public.
They viii enlarge AM improve from
tine TO time as conditions and bust
ness require The name will be
changed to Hotel GOodland."
Hopes built and owned the first
and second stories OF the hotel build
ing, and the basement was put in by
Kent & TibbelS, who own the lot on
which the structure stands 1t is un-
derStOOd that MeSsrs- Pitman & Seely
have an option on the basement at
certain price, and il may be that they
VIII purchase that part, which, com
bined with the hotel property, will
certainly afford a fine business enter
prise The rents from the basement
and the income from the operation Of
the hotel ought to yield a large rev
enue and doubtless will If the two are
combined.
P1tman & Seely viii establish a real
estate Office in the northwest room
Of the hotel. They say they already
have large and varied list Of lands
as any real estate business in the
county, and that they can furnish
lands Of any description and in size
desired.
George Hopes and his wife, Esther,
after whom the hotel took its name,
have enjoyed a lucrative hotel patron
age since the building was opened for
business While we regret to loose
these good people from the ranks Of
business in this city, we have reason
to believe that the town Will not be
damaged by the change, for the new
caterers to the public wants, assisted
by the services OF Mrs. SeeIy, as
landlady, will doubtless do ali that
may reasonably be required Of them
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
BREAK IN THE DRY WEATHER
SHERMAN COUNTY GETS GOOB
RAIN IN PLACES.
Rain Visits Almost an Parts. Of tbs
County Sunday Evening-IAghf
Fan In Spots.

The spell OF dry weather which
seems to have prevailed all over kan
sas, was broken quite generally by
the storm Sunday evening. So far as
siderable rain fell, although in Good
land and some parts OF the county
the amOuntOf rain was really inSuhc4-
ent. Reports from different parts Of
the county show that in the west
northwest and southwest parts OF the
county, there was q heavy precipfta-
ton, accompanied by hail in the
neighbOrhOOd Of kanorado. Il =.
PetubOne, Link Hines, Oscar John
son, George Cramer and Mr.. Rosen-
dahl were reported as hailed out
There vas q heavy dash Of hail in
spots, but IL is not thought that any
serious injury resulted, for in all pro-
bab1nty the moisture that acComps-
MED the shower Of ice viii more than
offset the damage done. J. B. Moore,
who lives in the southern part OF the
county, reports good rain in mis- vi
ctnity, and several miles north OF him
there must have been something like
two inches Of rain, as the roads were
extremely muddy and the holes Ia the
road were full OF water. Light rains
are reported in the eastern part OF the
county.
Farmers are more or less solicitous
at this time OF year because their crop
Of wheat has already headed or is
heading out, and a good soaking rain
very surprising, however, to see how
we'll the grain is standing up under
this rather unfavOrable weather.
Wherethe crop has been well put in,
the grain retains a dark green color
and shows no injury that usually
comes from a condition Of drouth.
Some farmers estimate that they viii
have a fairly good crop OF grain with
out any more moisture. The sky for
the last week has been covered more
or less by clouds. Thunder heads
have formed, but it seems to have
been too cold to rain, and the wind
has been too high, blowing from the
northwest The present conditions IA
vOr rain, and it is daily expected Ia
western Kansas.
In giving the account of the break
ing OF the drOuth in Kansas, the To-
peka Capital says that the north
central part Of the state was visited
by a heavy rain Sunday night, the
/ first heavy dOwnpour in two months.
It reports that the rain came too late
| in many sections to do the corn any
good, and that the harvesting OF
wheat will be delayed where the
wheat was already ripe for harvest.
| Kansas has not been blessed by ali
/ the rain il could beneficialIy have used
| this year, but the pinch OF drouth has
been, not in the western. but in the
/ eastern part Of the state. Strange as
I il may seem, Sherman county enjoys
a better rating Of crop prospects ana
| has really had more precipitation
/ than more favored spots in eastern
/ and central Kansas.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
INDIANS AFTER L. &. COL!
SEARCHED BEATRICE FOR HIN
WITH TO8IAHAWKs IN HAND.
Chief Little Clouds Unquenchable
Hate for Colby, Who Defeated
Him az Wounded Knee.

The scalp OF General L ". Colby,
a lawyer OF Beatrice, Neb-s well
known in GOOdiand, might have been
dangling from the belt Of Chief Lit
tie Cloud had not hr- Colby been alb
seat from Beatrice when the Indians
searched the town fOI him last FRI
day a press dispatch from Beatrice
dated June Is, says
This little town IS in thrOes Of the
greatest excitement in its history An
Indian uprising occurred that fright
ened the people and might have re-
suited in the death OF General L W.
Colby, the well known soldier and
Intsiau fighter. lad he been in town
- asst evening he married here Miss
Marie Martinez, a Cuban who recently
inherited half a million, and left for
Denver and the west on a bridal trip
Chief Little Cloud, who came here
today with the Robinson circus, is the
redslkin who wants % meet Colby. The
Indians refused 10 work in the circus
today and searched the city for him.
They carried tOmahawks and bows
and arrows They danced wildly,
WaTwhOOped, pounded their flesh and
tore their hair. At the battle Of
Wounded Knee in 1891 Chief Little
Cloud opposed General Colby and was
defeated. Two hundred papOOses were
left on the bloody field and among
them was Chief Little Clouds baby
daughter one year old.
General Colby cOnfiscated her, took
her home and reared and educated
her. For a long time she was with
COlby's first wife, Mrs. Clara B. Colby,
OF the WOmen's Tribune, Washing
ton Mrs Colby and the Indian girl
are now at Portland, Ore The girls
name is F'in-KaIla-Nun-E-Wa which
means "a flying bird away from
home So she Is called and known
as Lost Bird
Chief Little Cloud swears he will
go to Portland and get his daughter.
He has not seen her or Colby since
the battle Of Wounded Knee"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
GOopLANp IS: NoRroN 1.
Pitcher Knocked Out Of the Box, and
Then All Went 90 Pieces.

Pitcher Knocked Out Of the Box, and
Then All Went 20 Pieces.
The Norton baseball AGGREGATION
that came 10 GOOdland Sunday 20 Try
IL out again with the Athletics after
the Norton boys had once been victor
ious IN a pretty game found that
some days are altogether different
from other DAYS Sunday was one OF
those days, for the Athletics certainly
played rings around the visitors, and
put them out OF business by the one
sided record OF Is runs for GOOdland
and I for Norton The explanation Of
NOrton's defeat lies partly in the fact
that their pitcher, Arthur Smith, OF
Jennings, was not in shape to do him
self justice in the box as was evident
IN the beginning OF the game, for
the Athletics refused to bite at Smiths
high balls as they have been foolish
enough to do at times, and when he
threw the ball over the plate, IL was
lined out for the field men to fight
with Everybody seemed to take a
punch at II, and in the latter part Of
the game Smith gave way TO the re-
gular Norton pitcher, Johnson, who
went up in the air much worse than
his predecessor He had not been do
ing business but a very short time
when the GOOdland sluggers put three
balls over the fence, and were gallop-
ping around the diamond in numbers
TO make one think the game had turn
ed out to be a foot race. 1t was to
was making bases the visitors were
active in chasing the ball.
Smith is good pitcher, but Nor
ton has been depending upon him to
play the whole game-IiteraIly win
for them-and that is too much. As
soon as a little of the responsibility was
placed in the field, up went the
sponge For the first time IL became
known that NOrtOn's field was a sort
Of bluff-a glass wall in the face Of
cannOnballs. The table shows they
made only five errors, but the playing
was so out of joint that they couldn't
connect with any result against their
opponents. 1t was NOrtOn's Off-day
and they couldn't help il, yet the
Athletics, in our humble opinion, are
much faster at the game, day in and
day out.
The first game between these two
prise to the winners, and the Norton
Telegram cOmpiimented both teams
in these words ''GOOdland has the
fastest team in western Kansas, ex-
cepting Norton" Now, we are going
to go on record one better and say
that "GOOdland has the fastest team
in western Kansas without exception
The Norton boys kept in good hu-
NOR through il all and GOOdland peO-
pie think a lot OF them, considering
that GOOdland and Norton have come
to be rival towns in more ways than
baseball
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
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