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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
NkoRlLANp.

- = ss'nus or that aggressvely Australian
- ne Sydney Bulletin" TIE name New ZeA-
49, -s'er permitted 70 appear II Is always
- ~ao'-A1c. IN the issue THAI has :ust AZ
49,, i. IA New Zealand correspondent o. the
Is 49, rr.tes. why not call rs sornething
CO. ee-e taea for q changer A4aoTtlAnd might
Ace. tlte place 70 Two or three other names,
Fss - &c A1klrO4. Tor instance AO-tea-roa
G. ~ --le given 20 The long mountainous coast
f-.r-..,-.l t -fElc when lrs- 1-scoNereo ~ the
l-f - lsF.Eators nom the South seas; is
s-se----o--y accepted meaning among Aaoris
o. ~ Is Tile Long WHITE WCrlct IN al41slol
We. 81 tEetc--EF Inc OF c-ttrs on me coast lnz
-V brown sailors made their -anctall-clifIs
.la.-r 80 t-a-k -IleE me summer b-As ana
F5.- -ei -iles ana miles by crimson b4ossoIl-.-g
c.-----.a groves M. J. Reeves perFetQhte1 a
~ -.--4sr when he gave Is 1ook TIE poetic
'4r---iE Tile 90 The Long " hite Cloud
H.. - .i.e-g relation 10 which Ao-tea-fud ten as
q - r-- .-l Bulletins cores poii1el-l. h nat
- -@ae 81 Tie Long LGnge-ing DAP iig1t, OF
- r 80 -@1-eer IWtlignt- . tiA--s-a--- 49,
kff 80 anon. e1ae mat 40 pes4ces meaning
cssr -a--- s-sl s.gnt1es light Ao-tee. TIE
Es 49, cay. When the Nscr.s 4sAesa Lefe
sss-< .--at lie short tropic tWil-4ELL q Ea--ei
s-sEr..- tall-Ett- 90 wEich they Lal Deei ac-
l.s.t - = tIsr Eastern Faclrc homes, LAG e!Fea
tsr e- evening uule period Wien Tie caylis -t
ls- ~ alc gradually merged llio Qlhh 2Ac
So. - q vac, perhaps, on in1i e1oo--t l-e.
-s1s ~, lev .4z-e Ao-tsa-roe- Alel.-et s-.~.e-l
-. --lf--enc e 'NugUroa. Atefs-.. &c 90 Z
- ID - ~ Ie Ika-n-Aaui t-lhe "a i-a-te-
Of &C., ard Te Wa-POEnErau CAl-e ~ aleFl
sse- tr-oe ! one hears these le---ea esefs 80. E
t29--r t.e LsLIlH-anc ssl---s ----g u ~ :
$50 -. eiee respectively - the -egiL-. atll
a-@ ~ 4a0rfL2h6 DUMAS ~1fsrh-~~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
the LANGUAGE OF UMBRELLAS.

There is a language OF umbrellas as OF howers.
For instance. place your umbrella In a rack and
4, ,,ifl often indicate that viii change owners
To ,psn II Quickly IN the street means that some
bodv's eve IS going 90 be IN danger
To smut IL quickly signifies thar a hat or two VII
probably be knocked on
An umbrella carried over woman. the man get
ding nothing bug the dsipplngs or me raln ssnres
courtship.
The dripplngs. % ndic ates marriage.
To swing your umbrella over your shoulder sts-
nldes Il am making a nuisance % myself
TO put alpaca umbrella by the side or slk
one s.gui1-s Exchange ts no robbery.
To lend umbrella Indicates II am a fOoL'
To return an umbrella means-welL never mind
MOmsnIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

-t- 1916 .E---as F.r- NORTH a. Denver City Railroad
~ '..ra- rQr-Es e. cripple Greek Railroad.
-i-a p" $50 peg cent tlr 81 Olutr0 common
go .'-e- allowing per Ce-t c- the IS 90 first
l--rt- ono jig ctr- 10 r-e $4,000 - preferred
President ---ub-I. iu his annual report 70 the
st3cll1.cers says 30 part
-l--.tg the 1s-al year ended June 81 1906 an inn
s55'-f.a.e- t1r rear.--g ucewarer az Galveston
- --.e --e shortest through lines between tie
...,~sl MOUNTAIN section and tioewarer. This Is
.tl.e -l-Vorfarr OBJ account Of tie significant
- gay 1--lestll Is almost exactly far East
A----11s h-stl. ana exports through Galveston
80 sik le2r En- value 20 those through New
~ ..- Le competition OF the Trinity and
- --eE RAILWAY and the acquisition OF
60 $3.50 Lgl-s over Tie Missouri, Kansas q Texas
- N '-A--.at.l.e tC Dallas Colorado a. Southern
~ -ete -.o shortest l-6 between Dallas and
- IS Ee- ls Tie shortest line between
~ or-r and Galveston
49, ----l--y also acquired during the year cap
T-.s-h Z. ---e colorado Springs q Cripple Creek
ps,.--- RAILWAY and tie Fort C0IIins Development
g. - - 80 s-s' -catr-ctec T0- TIE purchase
49, e--t---es q t-c following completed roads
~. -A ais q QkllLoua, wichita Valley and
f-r,'--.--ea. & Aorflerl. Your company and ITS
r--v--s INES W.. tl-s soon operate trEiIs on ap-
r---e.l 49, ll-.ts % road.
Ans - -s-a- year. El.S-.gs2 OF the new re-
- sc cA --s-.- -IQr-gzse bonds Were Issued.
tr-.sr--seses or tl-s issue 70 reimburse the
-. ~ ll.71F e-le-ts and additions 70 equip
t. 49, ~ .ette--1eL-s anl improvements. and oor
trfr-t~s---ql az securities OF the par value %
se2ge1 Cn-er lis retUnding mortgages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
Otis Elevator Company
To the stOckhOlders II the
OTIS ELEVATOR COW


For the purpose OF providing additional WORKING
capital 20 demands OF the constantly grow
ing business OF Company. your Board o.
determined S608.5Q0 OF the Preferred CepA
Such parties be stockholders. Preterrsd OF
Common. o Company closing or the regis
Try transfer close % business on the
tvventy-sixth day September. 1906. given ms
right % subscribe az for one share OF said soek
twenty shares OF stock Preferred or Common
or part Preferred and part Common owned by thenl
Subscriptions for stock must be received oy the GUS
Elevator Company before three ca O'Clock D m
OF October s. 1909. accompanied % certified eheok
on a New York Bank Trust Company. or BY a bank
draft OF York 20 the order % the Otis Elevator
No subscriptions for fractional shares WIN be TO
ceived
Subscription rights including Subscription rights
eppertaning % than twenty t2o) shares o. seoc
nav be bought Or sold and may be assigned and
Transferred Subscriptions for shares o. stock VIII oe
received BY subscription rights apps-anins
in the aggregate twenty t2ol shares or STOCK or
u1ulrpIas thereof from persons presenting assign
rlents o subscription rights
Subscription blanks VIII bs furnished application
az the Conpanys of1oe. u Battery Place. New YORK
City together VITA blanks for assignments o. sub
s-riptfon rights No subscription and assignment
Of subscription rights. except these blanks VIII De
recognized; subscriptions be received be
fore September -, 1903. after three 90 O'Clock
D. m Of October 3. 1906.
OF stockholfers r. particularly called
20 The conditions this OYER, and that = Il made -
The stockholders. both Preferred and Common. VINO
shall registered the closing % tbs registry
and close % business % sepren-
before three ca o'clock D. m OF OCtOber 8, 1900.
registry and books for tEe Stock OF tns
Company VIII BE closed The close % business OF
September 26 1908. and VIII remain closed until the
morning OF October 10. 1906
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
By V, D. BALDWIN, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
HIS BIRTHDAY

He was a sad looking stranger, and as he leaned
srai,s- a larnppost he said 20 a policeman
1T Is strange how unlUoky some days are
Tt Is curious Anything bad happened 70 you
today asked the policeman
We'll replied the stranger. 1t started with my
nnding nv watch stopped; then my razor slipped
s16 M, crir-vreu Just look al Il; then. az break
fast nv son spilled hot milk down my sleeve;
after that. a. I was rushing up the steps . the
sferior fellow trOd my umbrella and broke
tie TOP or and lost my train through talking 70
him and"
p1ir here a water cart came quickly around the
corner and drenched the stranger from the knee
downward de EaZ-C around nm WITH q silAIy
smile, and remarked: . -
sarHerei What did I tell yOuf don't care q
straw about what has happened up 20 now Waal
worries me s. what OF earn VIII happen next -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
sTunY oF HE WILD.

There IS no uore -ea--l--l and instructive ie-Ie--
ton Tor the Intelligent boy Tor man either. for tE-t
natter chan -rat which q easily cbt---ah-r pJ
studying the ways OF the Wild things that EAaoIt
the swamps woods and forests iu the vicinity on
the town IN Whl1n De .tsez II is GOOD L1- pr -tLt
nerves ewes and muscles. 10 O. g-Cl tor inc l-7-
position. too FOR the uoro you know 9l ai.z -
creatures fexceut beasts OF prey. rattLrs-aAe- GO
sucLl the lees Inclined % do them an INJURY
IFuora- q is the parent ~ cruelty . 80.
one b 80 NOT seek t.e great forests ot tne y I-H
West 10 s-udy wiIt things ana t-eL N.+Fl ~
habits OF many fnIsr-slt-s BIRDS a-1 zi--.s . .-
EuimaLs NAV le studied 20 tle expense '- .--
very lcus walk tr t-- lv-.,ra ID "a
towns a. over the Ulited St-tes anu -------
fleld ana stream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
EALLIEREs ON a WINE LIsT.

II is not every President or a republic that gets
his name upon a wine list THIS DISTINCTION mas
-. rar attained bv President Falueres. whose
r,,,,.frI1, --uz have been listed by appreciatve
I5s~rs ra-r4rrst-ur Pope has been the proprictor
- (, r,,~Fa1r.x VINEYARD. The Chateau ou Pape''
A. r-f1 rha band ~ famous ttnone growth But
s.t,hsteau L0upillon- taliares Is a new Departure
Mall Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
Financial.
Mortgage 50 5O-Year Bonds of the
Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York:

the interest due
amount
a
8 with the
Depository. which Of
dep
shall have
stsd bonds
Of
postary
J. Jr
7 Commit
r.
H. NJ Secretary Of Onui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK

New York. sep anbsr IL fsps
A. meeting % the Board OF Directors 81 thfs han
hsd this day a quarterly dividend OF THREE par
CESr. declared rhs capital Etock this hanlr
pavabls fres % and strs- september Seer fa0s
The transfer books viii Be closed unsu Monday osso-
" L pOry1rAss ra.,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
Ditidend Notices
TTrE COLORADO 8 sOTTHEES R4nW7F

AHIL NULUI.aUU q sII THIN hAITWAT
COMPANY.
~ broadway, New T2rks September iss 1904
A c1vfd-ud q two 20 The drst
stock o. This Copany has been DECLARED By Board *
Directors payable October 1s L0d
holders record prsfsrrsd STOCK "a 49,
appear ths close % business September I6th isx
The transfer books % first prefsraT stock ~ hfa
Company viii Be closed u clock noon on sspsaraar
18th, 1904 an Will % reopsnsd 70 o'clock = ~. a
October "a. 1905
JAS sTECAR1 MACKua TsaA.4-~s
Nc. Nassau ST.. New York September 1ss rpoa
The transfer OF first prslsrrod stock ~ ~s
Colorado and Southern Railway Company win Be closed
70 O'Clock September 18th 1904 rsonsn
Of 10 O'Clock A. n or Octobar D 1908.
On October 1st 1906 prepared % ffseroS.s-
ne above dividend OF per 20 rssat7sf
by IS Office among the parties entitled thsrsto As
same of record the when closed abo.
HALLGARTEN q co. Transfsr AgoIts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
THE AMERICAN AGMCULTURAI CHEMICAL
COMPANY

usv--v1v--, .,. View s 42Tz; ssgss@ssE lsxa teoa
a. resl-aE meeting q The Board q Directors o. Tss
American AErtCIurGl Chemical Company held this day
70 Resolved that ssuli-annual dlvldsnd y
81 PER CENT. Preferred Capital Stock b a.
clared and paid October Isr O.
record September 2Oth 1906.
Ths Transfer Books - -hs Fsfsrred ~ en-
pany viii DO cossd Thursday September R0rn. AZ
Scoek P NJ and remain closed Until 30 o'olOdk 4 "a
Monday. October Isl t4O8
THOMAS A. DOE. rr.~ur-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
RrHBER Goods lLANTFACTrRTNo cd.

The Directors this day declared dividend one
o. per cent ou- % TIE profits % tbs Company realised
the frs SIX months or The present fiscal ths Com
5t1ok of the Company outstanding PAYABLE October
18th 1905 s-1cxhoders OF record the close o4
business On September 2ets 1905.
JOIN ,. WATSON IT. Treasurer
Wv YORK aantarnaer 21st. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
BOSTON STOCKS.
coLoRApo & sourAERN.

Colorado Southern has issued irs report FOR the
gear e--e. june 81. 1875. The income account COM
pE-ss ae follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

Il. -. -. =. - -.aE---..a-.

cotton EE-l-uge special Liverpool cables. spot cotton
American eoo5 receipts 5000. american COO. rai-dns
s~i & ,s -l1es on 5-s,1a, I'=ii-9Es closed easg,
4eegIa.er. ..-1. l,5ezs1sla -ary 3 n-. lamar
5g5l. Avrl-N-y 5vs'a-: Aas-Juae 5.I0a. JuHs-July.
FLOUR AND atEAI,-ras market Tor -four was gen
eI4.3 s-.- .-- lr2es STEADY and unchanged only
s. 81 winter s---rH5 s. saS5 90 y-s- go, 81 -
g lgssa = extra 30 winter. s. s5aS2 BCCLvE5EAc
choice tarr g. 7oES3 S.. -loAsI. steasy quoted
quoted Ens gss ana yliaw 81 -5asi So oars. 81 d
spring gls ~ STANDARD m.a5ug so 81. a5r do 81 90
rec o7. 81 ~ al September shipment city braE SO
So % l5a.Hy aH15 SO bulk So % sacks. olulea
GT-sIA- yIIT1A-sa,urdays uarke, was a narrow as-
tar bay a. thi1Fs o91sceret steasy enc showing a.
ne opening th4 market SOFA W isaic but ne, 50 much
tie week that tie advance t5 n5t hold some O: the
ce!pts anc reports o. further IL re Argentine
bEs we're better S5-vtass5aiag ne "a. that Irsr55
eosed - nj -2'-. sit FaT.s maE5ets 70 10 g5.n,s
BE- 1ose'oo bush t-r tAe week compared with 10
ssc; tat rains rzza5 would iSsrsta vast Stools
S,sssf arst5 t- az SoTp,es- - - 1e s-
more oeTal sse,es ~ Mon:ays receipts a. chicago
Te-,SsT n ne No'hs -s 5g sg sogses sl had plenty
re ~ market IA Sew y ,5 Ans rs a. me .H'sstaT
red lsAe elevator sn- 5sr.c aA9at; No Northern
Duluth, - &C. and 10 hard white. spa Z y b aa1at
COES-The market f0- also quiet throsvt5lit
the day with q lower tendency account OF easier
bleE Fo0c weather and estimate ~
bush compared WIKI 80 COO OG0 bisr ~,
the government report There or less CON-
mission house selling of Nay az tie West and come
covering ~ local shorts Wch TENDED fo keep market
n fairly steady position after orentrg rrrarf,-
receipts cr.parea 65s OlO b--sb
follows ~ cor osi-c elevator and 57l.c Z o B
Grrlr. 80 white. G---c. and ~ yellow. 5Tk q
aGuar oAT--TlFre Moderate selling rers All
1ay Increasing country movement which h sT-
pelteE enlarge ree.p-s decidedly le1t month ~.
cash Sew YORK. quoted follows. AflTes
. - p. c7-s natural white % % 1 o. 20. M
clipped wttle. 81 20 81 n. ss-48441l RyE-Ara-Eet
] Etsacy; Nc Western 5e-sc Sew York BARLEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

EETALsS-Iae nlrLet f1r pig iron 1.lt-s IL tt-
Fr.--e LH-l4tgr inactive -zc t4-vy s-eag s-a15-
a-- io-Icry grader quoted fol1wss ae-tsn -r.
SO t51 October S-s9s15 Aoultsr ans December $50.
fls q. JlHuag. SIS 55gsi9 p lll Hsarzry ana Aar-E
81 - asked
EeLAssiEs AoD EYEUF5-V ni.s the market
tf7-F -- r-o-s--e s5-Lsa E-l 1arste
et- eti-ez -l----E-- l--t-,---s fl.ier. 1sLA-sE--
Aes Cl-sa11 esa-ri-ga CUM lsgl9c ta.5. I5glsl
$50 lAs@oos sr.s. @Js<s@i ssN oxs-a4 0Dsu 1sGlLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
- c,rsH QUOTATIONS.

o-.-iraes ~ Niiisfn = Biz ASKED.
r. Afree -. r,,-,,r 80. l2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
800 cuRR MARKET.

q --,os-as Pe.rss-st. No - wan street
l'sg- 49, ana 10 - Excaargs Place, Boston9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
WANTED

GO Broadway, New York.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
Red Lake Wins.
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily
The Association Hook and Lad
der race rnn at the driving park
this afternoon was one Of the best of
the tournament. The track was
vera heavy and slow so consequent
ly the best of time could not be
made. Under all the circumstances
very good time was made. A large
and enthusiastic. crowd witnessed
the races.
On the way out to the grounds the
Red Lake team found horse shoe
and bottle Of beer. Just before the
race they broke the bottle on the
wheel Of the cart and their chief
held the horse shoe They told the
Sheaf Reporter that they believed
that the bottle and the horse shoe
won the race for them.
After the race the Red Lake braves
headed by their band gave a war
dance on the track in front of the
grand stand.
The order the teams ran in and
their time was as follows:-
,Crookston. q 40 sec.
Blackduck Is 4-5 sec.
Warren 81 sec.
HallOck 80 3-5 sec,
Red Lake Falls rs sec.
Bemidji % As sec. -
Thief Riuer Falls % 4-5. s.
First money awarded to Red Lake
Falls, second Blackjack, third
Crookston.
Warren made nice run but made
tluke in raising their ladder. Hal
lock also made a good run but be-
cause their ladder was raised two
feet before the line they were penal
lied secs. -.... @
AS we go to press the combination
Hook, Ladder and Hose Race and
the..Free for all horse race is being
run. A full detailed report of these
races will be given in tomorrow's
paper.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

ments three different topics to be
read at the annual meeting Of the
association by member of the Fire
Department to which the topic is as
signed.
Resolved: That we extend to our
distinguished Congressman, the Hon.
Halvor STEVENSON the thanks and
good wishes of this association for
his gallant and untiring efforts in
the support of the Fireman's rights
and in SO ably assisting in securing
the decision in favor of the Relief
Association by the defeat of the
Dryden Bill in Congress;
And be it further resolved that
copy OF these resolutions be sent to
Hon. Halvor Stevenson. b
Resolved: That we extend to
President A. B. Nelson and Secretary
0. 81. Taralseth most hearty vote
of thanks for their untiring efforts
to make the 1906 Tournament of this
association as huge success as it has
attained and for the able manner
they have performed their duties and
for the completeness of the arrange
ments under the most difficult clndi-
tions for the comfort of their fellow
visiting Firemen.
Resolved: That we extend to
Mayor Lundgren, the City Council
and the citizens OF Warren a hearty
vote OF thanks for their kindnesses
and hospitality to the Firemen
whilst in their lily and that when
we are ready to return to the Honor
abe Mayor the Key Of your beautiful
city so Willingly and graciously hand
ed to US that take will find the floors
clean and all the fixtures intact and
that we will leave your city with
many fond recollections and a long
ing to soon return to the Greatest
Grain Market in the Valley.
Resolved: That we extend to the
Ladies of Warren a most hearty vote
of thanks for their untiring efforts
to make the visitors stay in their
city a pleasant one and that their
kindness be not forgot nor their
good looks ever blotted from oar
minds.
Signed
Thos. r. Johnston, Chairman
P. Beauchemin
Carl johnson
G. G. Jackson
Earl Cell
The foregoing resolutions were
unanimously adopted and by vote
they were ordered to be published in
the Daily Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

cession down Johnson avenue. I'm
mediately following were the officers
Of the ssociaion. Then came Benz
idji proudly displaying the cham
pionsllip t:,nner WHICH they won at
Blackjack last year. Including their
chief, Carl Giles, they had fifteen
men in line and made very fine ap-
pearance. Jim Reed with Is Black
duck braves made a splendid, show
ing and were much applauded, as
was also the Stephen department of
IA men headed by their chief, Jake
Peters.
The second division of the parade
was led by the splendid Red Lake
Falls Concert Band after which came
the department represented by 33
men in line. This was the largest
body in the parade and they received
the prize Of s25. Thief River was
next with u men in line, chief,
Charlie Johnson. They carried a
large sign ''Thief River Falls l90S.''
They are certainly the first in the
field tor that years tournament.
Hal1ock was represented by Chief
&. B. Johnson, and "a men. They
won the prize for best appearance.
They certainly did look we'll in their
swell suits of white consisting Of
d. OK trousers, white sweaters and
white gloves. The judges. Farrell,
Lundgren and Wood satisfied every
one with their awards.
Crookston was we'll represented by
Acting Chief Barrette and % meu.
The Warren department was all in
line and closed the parade. The
running team was especially fine APP
pearing. being attired in white
sweaters and white caps. Argyle
and st. Hllaire had delegations in
the parade OF 4 and 3 men respect
lively.
Immediately after the parade the
multitude went to the driving park
to Witness the ball game reported
elsewhere in this paper.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
This Afternoons DLingS.

The track is very heavy though It
had been dragged and rolled this
morning the grand stand was
crowded to it's utmost capacity, the
afternoon was somewhat warm and
the refleshment stands did a rushing
business. Apparently everybody had
a good time and enjoyed the after
noon immensely. e."
The program at The driving park
began this afternoon with the coup
ling contest. The officers are given
elsewhere with this CHANGE: that
P. H. Konzen, of Hallock, is one OF
the timers, and &C. Jackson, of Thief
River, is a judge.
The coupling contest was won by
Dennis, of Bemidji, his time being
Is 2-5 sec. He also made the best
time in a single trial, making it in
Is sec. Gile of Bemidji and Bar.
rette of Crookston were tied for Sc.
cond place, their time being Il 81
sec. The judges awarded End and 3rc
money to them, divided equally.
The time as given below is thu
total Of three trials, each contestant
making couplings.
| The summary Of the race, in brief
is as follows:
Thief River was first in the con
test. LeSarge made the coupling il
II seconds, Joranson in Is 3-5 Sc.
conds, Farr missed coupling.
Bemidji followed with two men il
the contest. Dennis made it in /,
l-5 seconds, Gile in "A 3-5 seconds.
Blackjack, Triska, II seconds
Mclaughlin missed coupling, Horton
IA 3-5 seconds, but by reason Of no
having 8 full turns on. nozzle wa
penalized seconds, making his tim
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05

Is 3--5 seconds.
Red Lake Falls, Buse missed coup
ling.
Crookston. Harris Is So, penalty 2
seconds, for lack of full turns on
nozzle, making his time Is SIS sec.
Barrette IA 3-5 sec. Sundet, missed
coupling.
Hallock no entry.
Warren, Taralseth, r. b., Is 3-5
Sec, Ecklund, Is sec: Azure Is 2-5
sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
The Parade.
From Wednesdays Daily

From wednesdays DAILY
Things have been doing this morn
ing. It does not rain every day and
the city was soon out Of the dumps
when this mornings bright sun
arose with promises of a new deal in
atmospheric phenomena.
The reception Of immense delega-
tions on the south trains occupied
the morning until after nine O'Clock
But promptly at ten O'Clock the
fremen's parade was ready to start
from the city hall.
The Warren band headed the pro-
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Red Lake Falls 'O7.

Red Lake Falls hired a special
train from Red Lake to Warren in
order to bring big crowd to root for
their team Over IS are here from
their fair city and all are working
to get the tournament next year.
Badges and cards bearing the inscrip-
tion ''Red Lake Falls OF are being
freely distributed among the visitors,
Undoubtedly they will get the tour
nament for next year and il they do.
they will give the visiting fremen
a royal welcome.
q
n AIM "a.
June, ~. Every body boasted
about that they had nice time at
the creamery picnic. The Grund
brothers took the prize for bringing
the largest load Of people.
xelHanson has started on his own
hook; he is looking for hired help.
Miss Ellen Grund is going out to
work for few months.
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. BUGGIES. The Velie wrought
iron vehicles are made right clear
through from center to the last. coat
of yarnish. For sale by,
Powell, Wood..& Co.
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Low Rates to Colorado p Joints

4 Low Rates to Colorado Points.
On July 9th to Nth the Great Nor
them will sell first class round trip
tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs,
and Pueblo, Cal, at $50. 81 for round
trip final return limit August 22nd.
See local agent for choice Of routes
west Of Missouri River, stop over
privileges, etc.