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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17
THE RESOLUTIONS.

by this convention, beg leave to report the
following Resolutions:
That the Democrats Of Richland County in
mass convention assembled, do hereby re-
afBrm our allegience to the principles Of the
Democratic Party.
We condemn the Republican Party Of the
nation for ito failure and refusal to yield to
the demands of the people for reduction of
the tariff rates.
We condemn the National Republican Ad-
ministration for its discrimination against our
colonial possessions.
Wecondemn the Republican Administration
because of its insincerity in dealing with the
Trusts. That while the President has been
clamoring that action be taken against the
Trusts, those whose duties 1t Is to move in the
matter have been and now are under his direct
supervision and control and have 90 far failed
TO accomplish anything of benefit to the peo.
pie, but, ON the other hand, new and more
burdensome Trusts are created every day,
and everything which the people Of necessity
must have is being increased in price, while
that which the farmers in particular procude
is decreased in price.
Wecondemn the Republican Administration
Of the state because of the fact that its man
aSement 10 controlled and owned BY one mans
and has administered the Affairs Of the state
not to meet with tho approval OF the people
Or to benefit the people. but TO satisfy tho
political whims and ambitions Of the great
republican leader.
We econdemn the Republican Administration
Of Riohland County for its lsxity in the en-.
forcement Of laws, and in the loose careless
n1nner in which the Affairs of tho county
have been conducted.
We favor the Primary 1leotisn Laws. and
urge that tho saae be enlarged. and that IL
- forever maintained % that tie selestion Of
candidates Of the different parties for ~
sAce nay be left entirely in the hands Of tho
people.
We favor the passage Of an Inheritance tax
law.
Respectfully submitted,
Max WIPPsRMAx,
NJ II. BoRxAN,
JoHN B. WAaNIR,
9. D. Ru8T1NHsUsI.
Il PARKHILLH.
After reading an adoption of
the resolutions, the delegates
were called upon to suggest
names of parties who would
make good timber to f3ll the
various county Offices, and 4
great nany names were men
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17

COUNTY CONVENTION.
The democratic county con-
vention held at the court house
ou Tuesday was fairly we'll at
tended there being about 100
delegates in attendance either
in person or by proxy.
Theconvention was called to
order at 10 a. m. and organized
by the election of Geo. Van
Arnam 40 Temporary Chair
man and G. 8. Wallace, Tenn
porary Secretary. The chair
man appointed Max Wipper-
man, n. NJ. Borman, c. D. Rit-
tenhouse, L. Parkhill, and John
Wagner as committee on reso-
lutions and NJ. N. Early. VIM.
Schuett and A. D. Hanson as
committee on rules and order
of business. After transacting
some other routine business
the convention adjourned to
1:3e p. m. to allow the commit.
tees time to prepare their re-
ports.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon re-assembling after
dinner the convention on mo-
ton made the temporary Or
ganization the pprsuant officers
of the convention. On motion
the report of the committee on
rules and order of business was
adopted as was also the report
ofthe committee on resolutions.
As the primary law governs
the time and manner of select
ing a central committee, moth
ing in that line was done except
the election of treasurer of the
committee to fill the vacancy,
to which position J. P. Reeder
was elected.
The following we:e selected
delegates to state convention:
NJ. A. Wippernan, w. E. Pur-
cell, Frank Deans, B. w. Cla-
baugh, Martin Early, J. B.
Wagner, w. H. Blair, H. H.
Bakko, Geo. Van Arnam, S. n.
Hendrickson, Geo. 3. Wallace,
NJ. NJ. Borman, F. o. Hunger,
e. d. Knots, Vim. Copperman,
Frank Eberley, John Tribke,
Chas. Herman. .. A. Leer,
Vim. Green, Adam Gebhardt,
Julius Boehwing. VIM. Theede,
Lewis White, Vim. Dietz, John
r. Johnson, Lars Moe.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.

Jacob Eckes has rented the
Lidgerwood Hotel and took
charge of it this week. He will
not serve meals there for the
present, using it .-erely as a
lodging house.-L Lidgerwood
Broadaxe.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17

y Ole Fatland. living about
four miles southwest of town,
killed a large lynx near his
home, Tuesday. The animal
was about three feet tall and
four feet in length.-Walcott
Reporter.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17

The Cash Carnival Co. have
been trying to make arrange
nents to give Lidgerwood a
carnival next month, Tune 10
to %.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-05-17

w. NJ. Rohan was at Fargo
Wednesday and accompanied
Mrs. Rohan home from that
city where she has been taking
medical treatment for the past
month. Mrs. Rohan is much
improved and it is hoped that
she may soon regain her full
strength.-Walcott Reporter.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13

) @ LOCAL NEWS. - )
SNN ~~

Harry Neal and family have
moved to Tcxico.
Wall paper for sale at Camp
bcli's. tt
Felix Herbert and family have
moved to Texico.
G.. w. Ely hiss sold his resi-
dencc on Abcr street.
Francisco Luccro has pncumo-
MIA, and is a very sick man.
O. M. Jahns cam n fr o m
Clarendon, Texas, and will locate
here.
Attorney w. J Hittson S in
the Indian Territory on profession
al business.
M. c. Mechem, the District at
torney returned from Amarillo,
Wednesday.
Judge J. M. Lawson informs us
that he has no intention of leaving
Tucumcari.
Alex Askin and family came in
from Amarillo, Tuesday, and in
tend to make their future home
here.
w. T. Anderson, Tyler, Texas,
an insurance man, is stopping at
the Glenrock. He is looking for
health.
The Percheron stallion on eXhi-
bition at the Street stables for sew
eral days was shipped to Amarillo
Texas.
All persons knowing thcmselvc:
indebted to the City Meat Market
will please call at once and settle.
W. b. farrell,
If Mngr.
The O. X. Market killed a corr
fed steer this week hat weighed
1850 lbs. The steer was l%atteneC
by w. +. Buchanan.
N. v. Gallcgos and family hav,
returned from a months visit tc
Las Vegas, where they spent the
holidays with relatives.
Rev. Junius Wilkins, the Chris.
tan minister who took sick here
while conducting a meeting lust
before the holidays, died at hi:
home in Mena, Ark. on Deccmbc'
goth.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-13
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching every Sunday at II A NJ and
7:3o p M
Sunday School at 10 A M
Junior Union at 3 p NJ
Prayer Meeting Thursday at 100 L NJ
Choir practice Friday at 7:3o Z M
MILTON REECE,
Pastor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
RAILROAD To
TAKE APPEAL
RUNNING TENDER AHEAD
Order psH q sspen On Asisme.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
ARLINGTON

Father Kelley OF Manchester was In
town Thursday.
II N Shaw OF Manchester was 10 the
village Wednesday.
Mr. Bridgeman OF Troy was In town
on business recently.
Miss Sarah Cleghorn spent part OF
last week In Middlebury.
Mrs Charles Buck entertained a few
ladies at dinner Tuesday.
c II Sculley Of Burlington was 10
town Wednesday on business.
James Purdy OF Manchester was 10
the village one day this week
G w Bradley of Manchester Depot
was In town on business Wednesday.
Cecil Farnum has been visiting his
father Fred Farnum in Albany recent
ly.
The st James Guild held meeting
Thursday afternoon in the church
rooms.
Mrs Hermonie Garfield and mother
OF Manchester passed Saturday at The
Brick house.
Mrs Vim Smith of New York who
has beer in town for few days has
returned home
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Cullinan return.
ed home Wednesday evening from her
visit in Amsterdam.
Mrs Edward Harris came with her
brother L II Pell Thursday and is Wis
iting her sister Mrs Hayes.
Mrs John Robinson was called to
Middlebury Thursday by the serious
illness of her sister Mrs John Higgins.
Noel Sculley of Saltwater who has
been visiting his parents has returned
home. Mrs Sculley and child will re.
main for two or three weeks.
E II Pell came Thursday to assist at
the Arlington. Mr. Pell Is former
proprietor of the Arlington and his
many friends will be glad to learn of
his coming to the hotel again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03

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scs.siiy sbi-gfionshls Ia Ne Nisnef.
hu' - nsny people wsfe inauirinE Zoe
him al camping oui 10 the coridcfs
IN 90 bin 'h~ other guests rsfe -
fisnsit discommoded
Nf Miner use coins 10 iesvs SOY.
bots End had bic iuEgsss packed
A. electric hanson had h--u sum.
iugned ~ Mf Miner aud vas wait.
iHg fof hlm ~ ihe ho'oi deor. iie 90.
isrri ihs driver 70 proved 80 rapidly
ss possible 10 %. Yerkc. mansion. so
Fifih avenue. aud SON there was
procession - cabs scooiiug across
town Ali ~ Mr.. Miners friends
who have b-en making him feel good
by asking him questions we're acting
a. q rear guHrd.
When the homo Of the late Mr.
Yerkes was reached Mr. Miner sprang
out of the cab aud beckoned 10 the
newspaper reporters. Plainly be was
there Oh business. The young men Of
the press gathered around
Listen declared the youthful
bridegroom. I'm going In there TO see
my wife. In fifteen minutes she'll
give you a statement You take II
from mo"
With that he ran up the steps. The
big doors were open before he reach
Cd them. In fifteen minutes precise
~ the butler stepped out and invited
the reporters TO enter. In few min
utes young Mr. Miner entered. He
was beaming
Gentlemen" he cried Il am going
to have you meet Mrs. Miner. She II
not very strong and cannot come
downstairs to meet you personally, but
she will speak TO you from the bal
cony."
Soon the lady in close fitting tea
gown OF changeable purple and brown
silk stepped ont Of door and walked
across the gallery. Her face was
wreathed in smiles and her eyes twin
killed.. Advancing to the edge of the
gallery. she placed both hands on the
railing and looked down 1T the group
In the hall below. 1t was like scene
In play.
Gentlemen" said the lady OH the
81 am very glad to see you.
There is only one thing | can say. |
nm married and very happily mar
ried."
After receiving congratulations Mrs.
Miner added
~ appreciate your congratulations,
and have but one request to make Of
you Please don't say that ! am eighty
years old"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
BOTANICAL EXPLORER.


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sofk. ssiil be IL nos ons Of ne hsss
Esosn sciszsifc botanical explorers.
Tie ls Ne botanical collector ~ fisr-
yard Unissrsiiy. rhich insiiiuiloa has
bess de mosi active 10 botanical
research. ass siso collects botanical
sreeinshs fof any or sluy of NE
sorld's bcsi herb.flpm. lncisdlas ths
royal museums o, Enslsnd. Scotland.
Germany, ~ Petersburg. British In.
dia, Jspsn and Australia for Inc
last twenty years he has passed 81
least ala monihs . year In Mexico.
exploring The couniry aud collecting
sf,y or sixty specimens and supplying
them "a these important cenien OF
Interest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
ng Its Conscience the Long Deferred Millennium Would Be With
A6tl COUPLE KILLED


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
UNION SERVICE
B'issd'u Lamb Of Ssw fork WIN spssk A.
Censisssilshs Chnfth.

The ministers Of the Congregational.
Methodist and Baptist churches have
arranged for union service a, the
Congregational church on Sunday
evening at which they have invited
Brigadier Lamb 10 address the mcc,-
ing on, THE Romance OF the SAWS
ton Army This IL the brigadIer'2
dnal meeting In Bennington.
The gatherings at the army hall this
week have increased in both numbers
and interest aud have greatly encour-
aged the young women 10 charge o
the corps. This evening the brigadier
will give 10 his address at the hall
some scenes from slumdom, and to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock will
speak at the Soldiers Home on, IRA.
chel, the wee lost Lamb"
The army regards the brigadier as
one OF their mos. gifted and persuasive
speakers In the American field.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
TO HEAR THE
Fits CASE
Supreme Court Appoints the
Commissioner
HEARING on FEB s
@smeop arc Col A. A han. 2
iisnp pessli ard John H.
Rsdmeae.

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al.
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isined that only iuo questions verc
eft 81 issue. The h-si uas whether or
hot AZ states attorney Of Wipdham
county Clarke G fiiis gave any special
fsvors 20 the proprietor 81 the Amer.
can house. The second related 10 The
alleged misconduc, or uniaiibfalpcss
q Sir Fitis 70 the interests OF bis eli
'nts In the case Of Prescott " Bart
eft.
The court then appointed Col Alfred
4 Hallof ST Adams, John W Redmond
u Newport and + Henry Powell OF
Burlington commissioners. These
will hear the evidence
Ind will present their findings TO the
upreme court which will decide the
natter.
II Is understood that the commission
RS have liked Thursday, Feb. 8, at o I
o'clock 10 the forenoon at Brattleboro ,
o hear the evidence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
FOR ELECTRIC TRUNK LINE.
A Rutland Consolidated With Capital Stock Of
S2,400,000.

Montpelier, Feb 2.-Papers complet-
ing the merger of the Rutland Street
Railway Co the Chittenden Power Co.
the Peoples Gaslight Co and the Ver-
mont Internal Improvement Co have
been filed in the Office of the secretary
OF state here. The last named concern
was chartered by the legislature OF
1890 with capital stock Of $780, 600 for
the purpose OF acquiring electric light
Jog and heating plants anywhere in
Vermont.
The consolidated concern has cap
ital stock OF 50, 400, 900 and plans to
establish direct trunk line of electric
roads through Rutland county and
southern Vermont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
GAME Is
WHOLLY UNFIT
President oi Harvard Con.
demm Football.
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10 DO shat thsJ an b. help fhs co.
1ndsD schools 10 pufg. themselves
'lso. intercollegiate and inirrsrinins.
ic football ought 10 b. prohibited un
~ reasonable game b.. l,e'u forum
aiei and thoroughly r1cmrlins,i in
he practice of individual institutions
The pertcrsions " athletic sports I
a schools and college, have tended 10 4
lold boys back from tho university m.
II they have attained their full size /
md weight \ common Impression IN 4
he minds 81 parents that q freshman 4
4 nineteen or twenty has n better 20.
'ial chance AZ the university than
freshman Of seventeen nc eighteen and
; on the whole safer. both physically
nd morally. contributes to the snwise
of entrance on college
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.
Enthus is,tie as,tinsst Fair Haven Appoint,
Committee.

Fair Haven. Feb More than
$50 people, representing Vergennes.
Shoreham, Orwell, Benson and other
towns along the purposed electric
railway line, attended the meeting OF
the Champlain Valley Traction com.
pany at Powell's hall this afternoon.
Several engineers we're present and
made estimates OF the cost OF prelimi-
nary survey OF the road The executive
committee was re elected as follows:
r w McCuen Of Vergennes, II II Moo
nan OF Panton, Olin A Smith Of Add
son, N Spaulding of Bridgeport, r
II Holmes of Shoreham, W A Jennings
OF Orwell, G NJ King Of Benson, + NJ
Field OF West Haven and Oliver Pres
ton of Fair Haven. The executive
committee appointed committee to
look up the approximate value of
produce that each town along the line
would give the road to carry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
FISHEO IN POSTED WATER
Charge Preferred Against Elmer A Kelley o
NOrthfleld

Montpelier, February, 3-Elmer
A Kelley of Mortified was ar
rested last Saturday on a warrant is
sued by States Attorney Jackson
charging him with catching fish from
posted waters. The hearing in the
case was continued for two weeks as
Kelley's counsel was unable to take
up the matter at that time.
This case grows out of proceedings
/ instituted by Joseph Yatter of Mont
pelier who claimed that Kelley some.
time last summer drove to his farm
and insisted on fishing after being
warned not to do so by the caretaker.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
ADMITS SHE
IS MARRIED
fakss' Nido~ Acknowledges
She Is Mrs MRnu
SAID she WAS HAPPY
lmPle'se EsPastoH Net 10 Say
That vs sa Eighty lean
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
ANNA GOULD WANTS DIVORCE
Asks Court For Separation From Count de
Castellans.

Paris, Feb. 3 Countess Anna Gould
de Castellane has instituted proceed
ings FOR divorce from her husband,
the Count de Castellaue.
The action for separation was pre-
cipitated by the discovery that the
count has been paying devoted atten-
lions to q noted society woman.
The countess remains at her city
home and has been given charge of
her children by the court
The count has gone to his country
home and has not been seen in the
city for number 81 days.