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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Thanksgiving with friends. Big tur
Key heap eat; dog no bueno. Tn,
red man Is learning.
This section is not the only one suf
ierins for want of coal and transpor
tatlon facilities. The same cry is
heard from Maine to California. The
railroads seem to be utterly unable ia
handle the traffic.
1t win cost $1,000 900 to build the
sugar factory. 1t will give employ
ment to 500 men. Should Durango
fail to secure the factory it would be
very great loss. not only to the
town but to the entire section. And
1t can be secured merely by our peo.
pie guaranteeing to raise 5000 acres.
%
The time for closing up the sugar
beet proposition is getting short and
contracts for the 5000 acres must
soon be obtained or Durango will not
get the factory. The company wants
to commence building the factory
soon in order to have 1t completed by
the time next years beet crop is
ready.
Pat Clifford passed through from
Silyerton this morning on his way to
Goldfield. He reports that in ten
days sixty-four miners left Silverton
for Nevada and says that there will
be bad labor famine at Silverton
next year. There is already short.
age of men, but next year he predicts
it will be worse.
Mr.. Olin urged packers to brand
every box with their names AMI TO
put up their apples on honor. He tod
OF one man who acked only the best
and sold the seconds to the packing
house, so as not to injure the SAFE of
his first quality fruit, or lower the
standard of boxes of apples carrying
his brand.
The Woodmen of the World, on the
occasion of Head Consul l. |. Boak's |
visit. Will occupy the Red Mems hall |
in order TO better accommodate
the crowd Monday night lodge |
Will be held in the Red Mems lodge |
rooms and ON Tuesday night an open
will be held in Red Mems
hall.
The friends of the firemen turned
out in large numbers to help them
dance last night at Red Mems hall. |
For several years Thanksgiving night |
has been given up to the fire boys,
and that is the only time in the year
they do dance. The happy event was
by a larger number than
my dance given in long time The
music was excellent and everything
passed off smoothly. dancing contin-
ling till / O'Clock this morning. An
electric sign containing the initials 80.
2. D." comprised the only decora-
ions
Frank Sanford and Bert Stratton
lave ordered 25-housepower Reeves
raction engine which they intend to
Use on the Fort Lewis mesa and Pine
Ridge for breaking and blowing. The
sngine will pull fou- gangs Of disk
blows and its capacity averages thirty
,cres day The engine will be used |
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03


Now let merchants prepare for a
Nvely holiday trade. And the way to
get busy is to use printers ink.
Mrs. A. Hancock departed this
morning for Grand Junction. where
she intends making her home. She
has a sister living there.
Doc Wallace came up from the
reservation Wednesday evening for n
good turkey dinner with friends and
Is still In town.
Tom Goulding went ouJ to Pine
Ridge this morning to see about NOV
ing the rest of the outfit to Flora
Vista for the winter.
J. A. Brothers, president Of the san
Juan Fruit Growers association
came up from Pennington last night
on fruit business.
= E. Tiffany, Jr., left this morning
for Denver to meet Mrs. Tiffany, who
is on her return from the coast.
where she has been the past two
months.
II. C. Irwin. who has been waiting
st the Southern nearly two weeks for
the weather to settle. departed this
morning for the lower country to buy
horses to ship to st. Louis.
o.
William Boot, the Montrose cattle
buyer, who has been getting together
another shipment for the Eass went
out yesterday morning for Denver.
Judge and Mrs. Pike departed yes
terday morning for Colorado Springs
to see their daughter. Miss Sharley,
who is attending Colorado callege.
Miss Marion Harwood, Miss l.. a.
Evert and Roy Hall were up from
Ignacio to attend the Entre Nous
dance Wednesday night, reiui n 's
yesterday morning.
Support the High school. ATTEND
the next number of the High schoo
course at Red Mems hall, December
s. Mr.. Eldredge. the impersonator
Tickets on sale at Balster's jewelr!
store.
Thanksgiving Day passed off yer!
quietly in Durango A good man.
private dinner parties helped to pas
the time, while the poor were gener
ously provided for.
Mr.. Gilbert A. Bldredge of the Higl
school course has few equals and NJ
superiors as an impersonator. Re-
Mems hall, Wednesday, December
Tickets at Balsters.
Fred Schultz, cook. died yestei
day morning at Mercy hospital @
consumption. Funeral will occur at
o'clock Sunday afternoon from tn
Durango Undertaking Co.'S rooms.
Sampson, his squaw and daugh' e
came in from their ranch on the l.
Plata Wednesday and yesterda
morning went to Ignacio 20 celeora'
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

This section is not the only one suf.
iering for want of coal and transpor
tation facilities. The same cry is
heard from Maine to California. The
railroads seem to be utterly unable to
handle the traffic.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Thanksgiving with friends. Big tur.
Key; heap eat; dog no bueno. The
red man is learning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03
COLORADO NEWS cuLLlnes.

Wolfe hall in Denver has close un
I'll the first of the year on account OF
liphtheria.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Mrs. A. Hancock departed this
morning for Grand Junction. where
she intends making her home. She
has sister living there.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

1t win cost 100000 to build the
sugar factory. 1t will give employ
ment to 500 men. Should Durango
iail to secure the factory it would be
very great loss, not only TO the
town but to the entire section. And
II can be secured merely by our peo-
pie guaranteeing to raise 5000 acres.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

w. p. Dilworth. hardware man In
Oklahoma City. was commanded by a
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

The visit OF King George of Greece
to the pope has aroused storm OF
criticism from Greeks all over the
world. The two churches have been
opposed to each other ever since their
split 1.500 years ago.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Governor Higgins of New York de-
elares the report that he viii com
mute the sentence OF Albert t. pat
rick to imprisonment for life to be
unwarranted. and declines to tell
what action he will take.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

From May TO October 10000 toui-
SITS visited Colorado Springs. accord
.ng to the figures given out by passen-
ger agents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Miss Ethel Clifton. telephone girl
of Denver, has fallen heir to 10000.
She is still working at the switch
board.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Arthur f. Stillwell. the Kansas City
railroad magnate. says rebatIng is the
most unjust OF crimes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

In bitter fight over the site for
the new postoffice in Pittsburg. Sec
retary Shaw virtually passes the lie
ana savagely attacks his critics. one
OF whom says he Will appeal to Presi-
dent Roosevelt against the secretary's
action.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

The proposition to establish simpli.
fled spelling in the schools of New
York city was voted down by 32 to L.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-03

Mrs. James Reed of Florence
rwoke TO find her house in flames
and jumped through window to keep
rom incinerated
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
4nlntng tl1f Wu11ttg
@att ntt tfrf Iarnt
BY HON. FRANK GERRETT.
Massachusetts, State Senator.

thought his he will grind
sunset for living Intensive farming better than the
old method in when there too large farm
The young realizes that he buys
there likely be selling of
decrease which followed the changed conditions of 1872 and
years later
Transportation facilities have greatly improved The free
delivery brings the daily weekly and trade papers
hours after they published The the great
factors life We the the world few hours
after becomes This vastly different from the old
when farmers took others only had weekly
then there division of the subscription and the
reach OF the farmers until nearly fortnight old The
right kind of farmer keeping with the
young men know it.
Longer l health contentment knowledge
these be found truly the farm for
why have turned the and why future we
hope young will remain ~
the farms. r,o4<-I e1>-~<<-
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

0ehned
The developed flying machine will prove mighty engine OF war;
Such will be its worth for this purpose that nation that now be-
eves itself dependent its armed strength dare be without ITS
potency. This will worldwide influence accelerate the
completion of the machines which have already thrown off their swad
ding clothes Only recently striking illustration Of the truth OF this
shown the action Of France acquiring the Wright brothers
machine.
The world to-day though lesser degree than prevailed some
divided into two far mans aerial flight IS
which believes balloons wherein the vehicle IS
lighter than which holds the belief flying
machines which heavier than the air The question solely
of drigbly The first class ITSELF excepting with slight
qualifications impossible second difficulties
that and has only the already solved questions OF stability
and propulsion to counterac
So Dumon had devoted the
greater part his efforts construction balloons rather than
the making arshp but it matter of congauaon that
within the last few he has abandoned the former for the latter
and is interested in Heavier -thanAir apparatus
Here this country there anuraber of all working
toward the objective although lines that differentiated
from another Such has been the progress that needs
thuas declare that the promises has passed and that the
period of performance is close, very close at hand
Mr. Herring declares that within few arshp will be
general this country automobiles when they first
introduced and have the slightest doubt that this is
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

. l.gss I. 7 ~ .1 Y { ! u
According to the Grand Forks Her
aid there has been trouble between
Senator Hansbrough and Congressman
Gronna. The latter believes that he
is not getting fair shake from the
senior senator at the national capital
They have heretofore been warm
friends, Gronna always staying by
Hansbrough and the latter being in
strumental in securing the congress
sicnal nomination for the Lakota pol
itician. But Gronna is credited with
an ambition to succeed Hansbrough-
and the latter is not yet ready to re-
tire. This may lead to an open fight.
Both are stockholders in the Grand
Forks Times, although Gronna is
credited with furnishing most of the
money. However, Hansbrough was
shrewd enough to get his men placed
in charge of the paper and it will be
interesting to watch the course of the
Times should the row become more
intense. The rank and file of the re-
publican party will stand by and say
clay on, Macduff. -
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
Ul1r Arnl1trrutrnt ut
Url1r &uhrH
BY REV. A. III. STEPHENS,
Presbyterian Preacher.

fcul think otherwise
After all sleep but bed time; eat but
but a
lie but grave There riches hidden real
sometimes overlook mad for riches which are de-
cepv The riches Of culture possible the hmblest
rchment Of mind through the printed page with the
the puest and best Of earth the every Office
boy and working girl who will claim This life above
the small twadde and eevates and ennobs beauties it.
The riches of refinement and culture gentle and HIGH
bearing produced only by the udiou effort are within
the reach of ALL worth the effort Of riches Of good
thoughts should be carefully laid by day. hnket
in his heart is he and this wealth will stand hand il
many trying moment during smaller
richest whose heart whose motives nobe whose life
the high plane Of honest nsels purpose man
ates capital that lives and produces after he gone for his works
do follow him #sssT61s
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The republicans of Bottinaeu coun-
ty who have the best interests of the
state at heart should be careful in se-
lecting the delegation to the state con-
vention. If majority of the republi-
cans of this county favor Mckenzie
ism, good and we'll. Let Mckenzie
delegation be put up openly SO that the
people know what they are voting for.
Let the people who are opposed to Nc
Kenzieism put up list of candidates
for delegates also. But let us not
elect Mckenzie delegation without
being fully aware of it. Let us not
be hoodwinked. Don't elect men as
delegates who have on every occasion
spoken adversely of every reform
movement.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Judge Amidon of the federal court,
has rendered decision declaring the
North Dakota pure paint law valid.
The decision was given when the court
dissolved temporary injunction en-
joining the officers flom enforcing
the law. The decision will un-
doubtedly be received in favorable
manner. Our pure food and pure drug
laws were similarly threatened, but
the manufacturers weakened. The
two latter have proven very beneficial
to the state and there is no reason why
the pure paint law should not be a
meritorious one. The law will work
no hardship on anybody and we are
entitled to know whatswe buy.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
FRIDAY, MARCH

One E. G. Sndyer, who dates his
articles from Washington, makes a
puerile effort at defending the North
Dakota coterie who are charged with
the "Looting of Alaska The new
gang daily at Grand Forks is made
use of by Snyder in getting his article
before the public. It must be ad-
mitted that the article is particularly
adapted to the columns of that paper.
Snyder hegins his letter with the
declaration that he is not an apologist
for Senator Hansbrough-then he i'm
mediately begins to make apologies for
our senior senator. The sole excuse
for Snyder's two column article is an
affidavit of one Enos Walters. who
withdraws charges made against the
1ooters in a prior affidavit. Mr.. Sny-
der says that the charges against the
North Dakota coterie ale based upon
evidence of the most questionable and
unreliable nature and cites the case of
Walters to prove it. Walters made
an affidavit against the looters and
then retracted in another affidavit.
Snyder wants the people of North
Dakota to believe that the first affida-
Wit was false in its entirety, but that
the last one is absolutely true. If
Walters Is a man who will swear
falsely, have we any reason for accept
ing his last statement as being more
truthful than his first one7 It would
seem that Walters is pretty weak in
strument with which to meet the
grave charges made against the men
whom Snyder is trying to defend.
These charges have been made openly
by a we'll known writer in a reput-
able magazine. The magazine has
been extensively distributed in North
Dakota. The people Of this state be-
lieve that an explanation is due them
from these men. But they will not
accept as satisfactory explanation
the word of a man who confesses that
he has made affidavits on both sides
of the question. Snyder's article IS
about as puerlle an effort as ever was
made in defense of corrupt deed.
He is merely aiding in confirming the
charges made in Booklover' 8 Magazine
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The railroad lobbyists atWashington,
through their representative, Senator
Aldrich, made big blunder in the
fight they are carrying on against the
railroad rate bill. When Aldrich
found himself defeated in the CON-
mittee-w which voted in favor of re-
porting the bill without amendment
to the senate-he took the bill out of
the hands Of republican senator and
placed it in the hands of Senator Till
man. Mr.. Tillman is an avowed en-
emy of the President, who is taking a
deep interest in the bill This move
was made with the idea Of injuring
its chances for passage. But it has
worked the other way. It has solid
flied the democrats in favor of the
measure and angered the decent repub-
lican senator's and they are ready to
repudiate Aldrich's g vulgar act. If the
bill passes the democrats will now be
in position to claim large share of
the credit, when the republicans could
hve been in pos ition to have taken
all the credit, but for the fact that
there are too many railroad represen-
tatives in the senate. And Senator AL
drich is the conceded leader in that
body. Is it any wonder that people
are looking anxiously for reform in this
country2
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

While every man has right to run
for office the republicans should see
that after the primaries their ticket is
found to be pretty we'll scattered. If
that is done the republicans ought to
and undoubtedly will make a clean
sweep in Bottineau county next fall.
Don't encourage too many candidates
from one locality.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
George B. Winship has return

George B. Winship has returned
from his trip to the Pacific coast and
we may now look for some sidestep-
ping by the cuckoo editors who have
taken whacks at him during his ab-
sence. Winship may be peculiar and
is very often referred to as a crank.
but there is no denying the fact that
he has larger personal following
than any man in the state, excepting
no one. One of his peculiarities is
that he believes the people should have
something to say in our state politics.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
w. L. stockwell, state superinten-
country {

w. L. Stockwell, state superinten-
dent of public instruction, has author
lied the statement that he is candi-
date for reelection. Mr.. Stockwell
has done lot towards raising the
standard of education in this state and
there is but little doubt that he will
be retained in his present position.
The state needs more men Of his stamp
in the public service.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The poems written by James Foley,
Gov. Sarles' private secretary, are to
be published in book form by the we'll
known publishing firm of Doubleday.
Page & Co. of New York. Mr.. Foley
has had a state reputation ms a poet
for years and his fame is rapidly
spreading over the nation. He has
been a frequent contributor to such
publications as Life, the New York
Times and the Saturday Evening Post.
Foley has admirers all over the state
who are pleased over his success. @
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Possibly our stand
ards of success are not
just always correct. The.
usual standards meas
ure riches simply by
material accumulations.
There are things that
look like true riches
that are deceptive. Our
mind has so lonp been
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Rugby Tribune has been pur-
chased by Anderson & Stager. The
retiring publishers, Bingham & Stow
er, made the Tribune ne,of the best
papers in the state and they did good
work in behalf of decent politics. 1t
is to be hoped that the new publishers
will follow in their footsteps.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Editor Falkenstein resents any re-
fection on the Dowieites, but feels no
hesitancy in casting reflections on the
Doukobors. The reason is very appar-
ent. Dowie is CRATER.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Senator McCumber has introduced
a bill in the senate providing for ano-
ther district for court purposes in this
state, designating Wahpeton as the
place for holding said terms of court.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The creamery industry is growing
rapidly in his state. The latest cream
cry to start is the new one at Aber
crombie. Another creamery will be
established at Edinburg
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Minot Optic says that there are
about one hundred prospective candi-
dates for county Office in sight in
Ward county and regrets that there
are not enough Offices to go around.
Other counties are similarly sit
mated. -
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The 500 surveyors that have been
working around Crosby in Williams
county, have completed their work.
They stated that the contract has
been let for the construction Of fifty
FIVE miles of road on that extension.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

A bold attempt at kidnapping a
woman created quite sensation at
Larimore. No arrests have been made,
and there is not even a trace of the
guilty parties.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Ward leads all the counties in the
state in the number of births for 1905,
the grand total being 565. The mum.
ber of deaths during the same period
was 1853. Cass comes next with 461
births and 129 deaths. "A
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

j. E. Dearey, mail clerk on the
Hannah line of the Great Northern,
has been taken to the pest house on
account of having small pox. It is
presumed that he contracted the disease
from handling the mails.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The doctors throughout the state are
complaining because the people are so
disgustingly healthy that there has
been no chance to saw'any financial
wood.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Trail county papers are full
of political announcements - at so
much per. In several other counties
in the state the candidates have
adopted the same means to get before
the people.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

It is said that Gov. Sarles had to
come to the rescue and secure the, re-
appointment of Carley as postmaster
at Hillsboro.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

A new gas light company has been
organized at Minot and has applied
for franchise c. Fl. Parker and R.
G. Sanborn are interested in it.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
The farmer has of

lhe farmer has OF
late years been turning
a corner to better
things. Machinery and
perhaps closer thinking.
have largely caused the.
farmers to work less.
hard than formerly.
The young farmer to-
day realizes that if he
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The seed grain trains to be sent out
by the Agricultural college have re-
ceived considerable advertising from
the local papers.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

It will be a long while, just the
same before the national educational
association succeeds in popularizing
ssthru,' 'sbizness'' and fstuf. = I
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Bismarck is flattering itself on it's
excellent hotel accommodations.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09
Arrtul UrattHpnrtattnn
mithtn mnrln'a Graa}t
By DR.. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL.

The world is mmeasurably nearer to the solv-
ing Of the riddle Of aerial navigation. Until recently
it was called problem Of the future now 1t IS
problem Of the past-for it has been solved ne
solution has been proven beyond quibbe, and the
only task still to be done is in the way OF perfecng
the methods by which this result has been brought
about, and that is only matter OF brief time;
We are in the midst of period OF climax ana
on the eve Of great revelation. The perfected y-
ing machine will come into being complete and
ready for immediate use, as Minerva sprang tull-
panoplied into the arena And this is due to we'll
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Sherbrooke Tribune has entered
upon volume twenty. Editor Boise
makes the Tribune an interesting
journal. p. -
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Willow City Eagles report of
the farmers institute at that place
seems to have taken we'll with the
farmers. Thad did himself proud in
his renort of the PROCEEDINGS.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Some three hundred quarter sections
of school land will be offered for sale
in Stutsman county March 25th.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Ex- Congressman Spalding is lining
up the reform movement in the south
ern part of the state. - 54::...
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

The Grand Forks Times is .ajollYing
Congressman Gronna-and the latter
is the principal owner of the paper.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

It is a question whether Grand
Forks will be in the Northern base
ball league or not this year.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

Rugby promises to erect hospital
building that will cost between $25,
600 and $50, 1000.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

McKenzieism should find no favor
with Bottineau county republicans.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-09

A man was arrested at Fargo Mon.
day for deserting his bride a few
hours after marrying her.