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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02
Sterling

AssaaFs. fhtieE amt Gasals weaa i'm
safestsireg the work ON tsie rEaiiusai1 diam
hese S;atusiiag.
d.. M Rsalsasti lSasusraal iirunee tsise
Imaiflis OF tai,e week. suprn 81 months
visit in Oklahoma $fE
Wiairor g. Adams ase Ipattii.,, lin 70
fsw hsair OF scales too ,,ssss lin tsissir ena]
SsaEfia.
NJ D., ksainss mas lgssaigtsaii ass station
asgaut at this ynlfes ann Iiast for his
lhamte lin Cleveland, N. ID. Efe lis ssre
teeaiafl lbs'R. q. Hamilton.
John iaeousss stopresd off asum assaIe
fassstsay ami was accompanied ito BIS
Easarsk "Wednesday sw NJ fssanspn and
VIM. 0E4ara.
Gone Reagan, engineer eun tine steam
shovel, visited With Ibis family lin
Jamestown over Sunday.
Gep. P,lfie Of fEsasgs, li,s,aaiaf q hunt
ing crowd to Long Latss Fffitag ANT
brought feck o fine ltp OF game.
Mas Wheeler lbss Of fsargs. anfpQafI
20 Sunday li,nnt at tine lsaass with Gsp
IMsanleg and C, Stanley. ..s..
Gtafl Adams was looking over his
interests here Monday. ~
The work ON THE iealIsoaa dam lis
wal nader @aas, and lie 80 tt,s epnuiietai1
En&s &an. Ta,e dam lis TO Ii,e 1iiD fest
Wits at tths ssassssmi, so asat a,n top amt
l;eshost O. half @ nsiis long. The com
pany has q tsttaising machine at wn's
IIlssstSfg tfiis pipe ipto town. The tsaris
Ills to bee built this fall
VIM. 0Lsangilsan attended the danes
Ist Dfisaall Fisaias evening.
Preaching services Msars held liz
White school house Me. q every 1igi,t
IilksasH wEaak
Ghas. Msnn was taransagaing lnusi
ness here Mantsss..
BeFt Slater iis in Oregon locking 80,
i& location for q asw home.
afraHk Rutitg aEd Will DsaNas ans
working ON tlhs steam Shovel.
| Sterling, N. Dy Oct. 3d. 1906.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02
South Brak

HACK Fsrsat with find senr1r fingers ami
ttlsss now disxs unless ttfHsy axe wealI
gpTspsssad- r.
This vicinity lis rnrnEe dnrtrmam than
Issunre, ass lrH,t arInrrsh ssnpw hias fallen
$50 flar this aan ITO make tine ground
white.
'nlfae ssaie aE VIM. Mermarss was mall
Attended ami everything liInugin "a
asaati yptiaa. Isvaystsnirsg was cash. mp
time lhsing gwen. RI 35,.+s4.
Tine families Iss VIM. EIsrn1an AMID
Tony Katasay esgR:rt no sstart ffnr The
state OF Washington Tuesiias, unless
IliiinftaSsh tiy tine illness a1f tine little
son OF Mr.. E5ernlarfss We wish them
gunl luck and i1nne they viii annn flint
ass many friends tsffaEe as taisg hEHe
I3feeflind them hrsEs. - y ~ :
Rev. .htnn lsaman will dialixar o. saar-
IImnn at tine Logan anirnul house OCT. as.
Mrs. GfsniiarssisGf wens 40 Bismarck
visitor Gns day liast WRssk. ,giihn
Swanson made fina nraf nn liiis
homestead last Wednesday,. Eas wssnt
10 Btanasek I'D prpwe usp anf tsnliE ass
Witnesses Z. h. Nfapagfi AMI j. R Esfit
Il sister OF Vim. KrRniiiah arrsxsd
here llast Thursday arnm &pnah Ma
jlssuta, AMI Win visit with iser lDHnshat'is
family ttiiss mtsak.
3D. D.: Bier nsatie 8 IbilsiIfaas "Trip I'D
Linton Thnsst.eE%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02
NlOffiH

VIE have haf quite q spell of rough
weather lsasabg. @... >..r, .s-
There Was quite a. few of dhe BIS,
Irsarek hunters down TO ahs lake tine
Hast OF hast Msak. 81
x g.. Mofn and .gssan Balissah dsppas
down to Brafdnak last S;atpsfaw.
F- W, N0ufM lis doing quite q hit OF
bHsshaing on GEts homestead tiiah fail
Dit Hooss as though something YVES tn
tfhs wind Say gifls, Nou must keep
Your eyes Span. ..-... -.
G.. 10. Mafft went ep to Sterling tins
first of the week and got a laad o.,
Gsaa.
There viii be q dance at F w.
Motifs Din the s,azrnt, Nox, z. Am lin,
aisea. .~
There YVES quite a. crowd Of pas
saagans took the train at Mo6d Tues
d&aF morning for the Capital City.
Charley Osasn, Charley anderson,
and Jefha Anderson are ia the hospital
at Bismarck with typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs. L.. aGsgasr are i5saiiis ding
on their homestead. southeast Of gtasg
ing. ~ :~~ r.. a....4.s~. @#,s..
DIR. Bell aad j. w, Fcsaes returned
to their home an Nebraska TUESDAY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

10, d. Sullivan, the optical specialist
of Fargo, viii visit personally Bis.
naarek on "Wednesday and Thursday.
NOV, IA and u, at the Northwest
Hotel Those having eye ssosbie or
defective sight, should can and see
him, Glasses fitted. Nov, IN and u.s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02
Pleasant View

Mrs. Marble and Etha spent q few
days i'm the Gastai City tazss waak
Miss Carlson is going TO tpssM q
Asw house on her claim,
NV. ID. Rest cad ID, IL MeTay wets
calling at Mns, wadss eae evening
last wesk.
MIR. Nelson has the fS,sapAa4ien laid
for aas aew stofs.
e. 4. Malone expects to Aaasa
tsaHashsag this aem week. Gslaa has
AaE q good rgaa aaa We bsspssk fet
aasa O. good word.
Quite Ratsaber ff9@ Pleasant View
afe going 10 prove up daks saaa, How
tass$e G@@s ays only a. short tagas ego
aaa Gasfe were 100 one hardly Sa the
asaghSesaosa, ard ROW 50 aaaay ass
ready to saake 6saf proof. :
Ns, Gasastaasoa fs fa these parts
with his big tasesafag rig
Pste Anderson is home fsesa tasesa.
Ing, <<-x mes
We arg pleased to note a 500 was
born TO t@f, ana Mrs. Arnold NELSON
last Monday might, All parties doing
wefI, @..,n
School Has eoaaaeeaees fa the, aem
school house 10 Iowa township, Atge
10 Pleasant View with Miss Hannah
RffIfan as teacher
af> Gray, the Wilton druggist, f.
sesB out dis way most every Sunday
sveafag WE wonder why2"
Charlie MeGlary who was raaataa
N&leaes engine, aefe for his home III
St, Charles, H., last week, Charles
WAS a pleasant feilew TO meet and 1:
Is hoped no will decide TO make hfs
hens hsgs. H.
There WAS quite a sensation In Iowa
township last Tuesday, caused by The
new mode OF collection. Sam TaLehin
shey drove home from town and, was
met at his door BY two men, An
and Allen Washer, who were up In
arms and demanded payment of d
small bill. Sam told them no did moi
hays The money brt would get II soon
for them, whsreuDon they proceeded
10 pound II out OF him. His wifi
hsaftng his cries rushed TO- the rescue
and one OF the RUINS seized upon bet
and wrenelied hsr arm and wrist Until
10 IL In bad condition. They were
called upon by Mr, r. ana one Of thu
neighbers where by they admitted
Mr., 4. did not owe the full amount 81
said bill, 30 tMr. r. borrowed the
money Of his friend and now Sam says
the boys will have 10 settle 10 The
courts for their conduct, DO ahead
Sam, It IL high time this kind oi
work u stepped for II D man and hia
wife are 10 be beaten for d small BILL
where will We aii vet OF ct especial,
|iy II the bill II made larger In order
% make the beating harder. Give
them their Just deserts and all decent
law abiding citizens will uphold yot,
In your good work,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02
Baldwin

Sstffaas Meyers has been busy aaaaa.
Tag wheat at Baldwin the cast week,
He says his crop turned cat o. X.
The school directors OF Csofte bed
a special meeting the old clerk re-
signed bis Office, having all he eeeaS
90 TO look after mis- farm, I'd M0ass
made a aaotSoa for "A. Oaston to be
eseesed school clerk, which Jofln gapD
seconded r. Olson accepted The ~.
fee with good understanding =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

!. Even II you Raiss your vacation, do
not lsaiss seeiHg Harry Bsrssgerd In
"Ths Woman Hatsf' OF the Mandan
opera house next Friday, Ney, Q, 1905,
Reserve seats at Lsnhaft's drug store,
1850 eash. 5 y; I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

Wilton hotels are full 10 Overlooking
~ condition peculiar ID ali North
Dakota towns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

|e9sNe TO atsw works 81 aatanGe needed
for tste department library, AMI notice
ST tahe facilities Gssfsast.s1 10y the new
ii,tafH arotsssss for student research
vEpEk; BIOLOGY III the college; kfets9Nuc-
tat9p by Gotss,ppatsfnae;; wfheaE must;
amut Of ,Gs7Raats;; wilt 81 fta&; Essanpfesap
fftssx Investigations; raeee teatz4ng work
witch aEassssss end feFass plants;
fs,Hst laaEtop experiments with clover;
5tatatasasltby 6eat H native forage
plants; @eeaa saat collections; native
plant survey OF tths stats; sssai antI
s'ssat inspection Kew g.. =.
| In daeat part Of tgae report concerned
with ce1llaas work it lis shown taat
tt,sFesfstaS+stpM different courses in
letaipey aae effsapat 6snftng taie school
saarr. Of tahese an outline liz given ST
tas method qf instruction iin asfisuI-
t,spaI bs,sans, general biology, tsae
course iaa bacteria, ys;asss arf farlists
for pharfaaaissts and domestic science
Students and ST advanced Course lin
ata0suEteal botany hnsatsiaaI
pEautSD. These COURSES enc outlined
| hp dias@lL showing topics studied and
method OF student anssadataase,n
| The fseat cf che department OF
| blighlgy hass Stssepme convinced tarad tbs
wasa problem and tbs impure AMI non.
#tagls cafsAEaaser 81 the agricultural
aaats sod in Ei4ks stats constitute naat-
| tafls 81 Elhe aR9at careful study and
supervision. .gte has thaBsfSEe aB
bodied PIP t1hs h5anaEsaal report q Eaesn,
zfiaRflafi9n tibet q stats bureau f5s
seeaa study asd s,sead inspection he 49,
taE5lAtsasay with full authority given TO
tsse head Of GfEts Apspsatipp to carry
@AS such provisions as will make the
4 inspection Of agricultural 'sseas IT.
| sssssaessfEsEe in dis prevention Of the Anp
/ production Of sssaa seed @s aae isasrus
| to type, weak i'm FfsabdlEay OF aea
terminated #aaa feM weed sesas os
/ with kae spores OF dsseaseprsdu
GaRgd. The investigations Of eAe Dc
/ paFaea# &ags established fae SaeT
fSaat ha aaaRy cases EAe market Il
fisafaF ssssatfaag tire farmers OF ,MesSh d.
kESta With T. very low gsaGe sf gasAsa
SAD farm sssaS, ostsa afa&fsss 10 SgEs
I aaa whs9ty aaRFssaaS4e as to Variability;
GRass Aas Asaa sod for bronze grass;
yslaew tFefeff aaa sweet Gleyer fes
/ sasadfa$ eHsGk grass distributed IN the
/ bronze grass sesdj apsastsfs s1id for
! faDe; aad tae esaafty Of SEQ corr
! EfA&ea t2ea the market this yesf was
1 fa Messy cases fafaag w9stsay Of hrs
/ names OF the fFaas who put 1t MOOR
1 Eas market Fae department aase
] aaas taat farmers in @sstafa parts on
the sta&S are rot aagkfag say aesafte
attempts TO pfeyeat tbs fa3fa afsssf5ss,
At9a OF tas TIRES worst weeds kaepE
70 agFfe#astsFs, gfzy gRask grass, SOW
thistle aHa the Eaasda thistle, Taese
weeds arg scattered In 1aFiess parts
sSf the s&ate, introduced fa small aFeas
which tsHaer proper s$ate iprsssfgs,
ton esaia perhaps be heiA saaer sup
5agati9a or sven eliminated, Ths Fe.
port taefeseFs atss recommends the
paeintsaeRt ny tbe state OF a Esd In.
spsetsf With pe~sf to 80 TO the land
At the proper tins and order or bring
shout the destruction Of these ness
| distinctive Of farm weeds;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

Special, SIT PaIl, MINI Is
1.-The newest nazaun novelties as,'s
sffpwn i'm the GsHrfinn Bssrfant Fitting
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-02

Slack and Blue kerseyss: Swell Stitings: New
Overgoatings; Fashion, Latest
DEGREES i'm Cloths

P.atant Ctap.@ the only enst Wah
aaidanaown haads, s1.90. With fsr
hands, sa59 Hand made. SEQ
Ask your daaaer. -.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
rRoM wEnNEsnAY,s nAnA

Miss luna Webb IL whllo 0ak "a
60 the eitg today
Cleveland knight has returned from
. visit iu Cliet0pa. Kan
Mis- Audaln and Miss Patton 81
falfland are IL TIE cltf
MFs. Clatnee Jackson Is able % ~
out again after a lone illness
Frank Daueheriy of White TAX IS
in today enjoying tie carnival
q 3. AycrY and U + Harness went
% tie Qaapas country last night
MB 4 l.. shoemaket and son 0l
Cllnton. No are visiting III Tie cifY
Jelin Hamilton deputy United
states clerk q salllsaw Is ia tie cisy
today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
rpoN TUESDAYS DAILY

loe Landy q gslso is IN tas eltg
Il a. Judd bas been dosn from
Alton
William payteu 4 down from
Nslch
9fE Jones Is ia tfe eitg from Mou.
mnI
1. namhaft and II Frazer aro lsers
from Clanem0Fe
Il y Re1 Of BafiIesyIlle IS regis.
tered s1 the Gateway
seymour Riddle aud A Davidson
went e Galena TO-DAY
Walter Ard Ernest Deals 81 Alton
are registered al the Blackstone
noy John pelaf Jones. nf Rural.
home Ark., i II ne rltY today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

NJ aH3 Nn NUn Fol 6 t8
av n ae tr mFstsfei the
Gssn
3 nnEa atH re efff tTHn .l1l.
sa. ahse te 4 easassi Il - afng
business
nepat Goa 3 MARI eame pa
ast night tuG W@tgae Nlth $50
oals elafse1 a.ih nlfodae.ng
Il n Fpfaman ioeHstE aseHi gen
TIE indian 1sulau 81 faa { ieul
ru.an saret5 ,amqaHE bat eoW g.
eAtsa Ia indianapolis ia ls Cay
sd basiu@
~ 6 ColH the adsanee agent q
enc iAfsef Carnival amauF stt ia.
daf iaf Port sceel where ~ 81 pe
pate fsf the sl.1a eamiue
& 3 Foee ieft tits nora.ne f9r
Louisville ~ q be present a. TIE
exercises q llameeomlna Wees
no SILL sisit his pArpHts al Nea te
Ny befefe returning tc Nln.ta
Marshall stevens Hho = paVasas.
"a f.ee uarwtt saddle and harness
buslneu. has moved tie entire stock
e. tAe Emplp bHldlus ST. Stevens
knows tie harness business fum tle
ground ap and makes hlsoan hameN
and saddlcs shleh are the lesf tlat
an he Bought augwi.sfe Ia The south.
wcst ne viii bg pleased q welcome
~ Sis ca friends aud anyone alo s
Ga need = horse soods
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
TOO SUDDEN
FOR BRYAN

Berlin June q Tl1 IS too sud.
den said William Jennings Bryan
to-day when told q tle adoption hy
resent state conventions lu the Enlt.
81 states o. resolutions iavorlng hts
nomination for The presidency IN is0s
As to TIE responsibility of hia nomi.
nation he had lttle 70 saY, declaring
that il Is too early 70 talk of that
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
ZION uoNnAYs DAILY

Grant Victor aas down im Atom
ss-'ay
nieaae aFs f#iI Nit' q tested Ihs
tgeit / ~ eelQct
i aA slm y s. Naoue5 of
n.aelaektt came doau fbM morning
Is spend q fse aags
s marriage iIaeuas vas Issued safur
Bae Afternoon Il Charles g kaf snd
Ms Stella s eom.eY lgih q
Aaar
alu Ne Sulfh ana Ne Mattel
Haeby Fsf4nel yesteaia5 ffom 90.
.nmbla Nc Whev Ties iaft bstu
attending ti Missouri State ualger
atg
= Il Harness al Oklahoma CITY
hefs 'aa attending taa meet.
- tie $ OLA Gas eampsny
PNuish De Is sne o, Tie Frnelni
stockholders
1udss , A Glli and h.s asnaeu-
gler lehn " h.ae went q South
MeAlestsr thh muFning where tudEa
6Al ela preside over TIE tern of tle
cosn Of appeals That begins tomorrow
II Il Knight came ia from hls
hons on Grand river yesterday q A.
tend % souaa hasinss matters lie
has noe yet recovered entirely from
the operation whlch o. ftceuiiy aus
dsfaeut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

A man who Is IN perfect health, So
be can DO al honest days work WREN
necessary, has much f0f which lie
should be thankful Mr. T. g. Hodeers
oi Hfanehtons Pa writes that he vas
not tu0ly unaheto wotk, but hoeouldnit
st0op over q tie hls own shoes. slx
bottles Of foley's Kidney Cure made
\ new man Of him. lie SAYS. asuceess
70 l'oleY's Kidney Cure. Sold bY,
A. +. Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
standing Of ,As oiub.
Frantz Pardons TerrilI.

Guthrie. Okla, June I3-Gogefnor
lfanis today issued 3 parole to Ira n
feffills under twelve yeae sentence
ln The Kansas state pcuItentlary for
ths murder Of Jack EinbTy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

Constipation makes the cold drag
along Get Il eut e goa Taku
kcnnedys Laxative il0uef and Tar
cough syrup IunfaitA ~ uptAtes
spld ~ Peoples Drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

es0rsa aifoa ts HtuHai 81
IONS e aaef fIs is M
CapHee
M6 aaa SIS Fam aI Am ison
sas gaah go ese ~ eal
tfe srnlta
Mss Wrght ot PARIS So 81
rat4m Nea har aad & ae
Sausas tlf9 a ne Fs8sis tolsg
- a.ss Hay shemri
CalH Agent t he Frisco
aas 81 tte cIts tas memae .use.ft
Atla ut0 as dealt q Ialn Isssf
: ala nas fau aEe Monday aght
Thectf bad of .aa0er faf ab.eb
u.e Fries ias a lsau saBns g.
ufe3 las lIeht ANA tle eufs g
hliains ll HeN freight arpot VII
e. resented af once
TVS kafy ha. eerf1ai q CHS as
saef Hartman uat s. property m
fh's e.ty IS worth sle Tha 81
efa1es l5 mte df maIn iue ata 81
uatleo af 81 50 aua s. mlIe q side
glaes 81 sa,oH
John hasef gie laans uaa wlo
sas rsn oeor vhle tuing % bmfi
tl.o ff.sea Meteor NoHiaf night died
ast night IS me Ealta hospital
Ills relatives. aha ufa n plnetAle
So have been nofHed
Ai aesoQnts Viii sarrad Head
Institute must ~ settled Aeiofe ths
eHh nst IS SISTER superior viii
leave Coz san Aulau.o ssou aitef als5
ans boots from Ue HbfAy o. class
books are to Is returned at 81 beioe
that time
rle Ore department eas called oal
.at 10 0lastnishtuYa afs ln Edfynclls
h0esa. C4sf ol thc katf Tie depart
ment VAS stopped Il ths tracks by
freight, and reached tie tire too late
t. control tle blaze The house and
must of - contents were DESTROYED
Tho loss Nas nat great
TIE cltY council s cnmmitteo en- tie
gas franchise composed pt Aldermen
Wilkinson 8agbg ard Cnuteh6eId
aad assisted 81 Recorder pfoh4sea
abd clty Attono1 Smith. Las been 10
session most q TIE afternoon drawing
81 gas ordinance THIS all -
reported % tie council and agreed
upon before Tuesdays meeting
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
Kaa.a. state League.


AZ CoiieYFiiie lola 5, C0geyyllIe o.
A. Olnnute Chanato Parsons, 2,
Al Fort scott Fort Scott 8. Bart.
esvillc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

Nr asa MW - = Na'auef ot
fsaArktt same doau EaH morning
as spend few aays
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-25

what caused the bruise' on his cheek
and the one under his eye came after
he had been having hard commissions
and never went away"
DR. Rhodes. who is acting as coroner in
the absence of DIR. Keith. testified that
he performed an autopsy on the body and
found that death was caused by intesti-
nal troubles which prevented the proper
digestion of food. He also testified that
the baby's heart was wrong and said that
1t was what is known blue baby,
and that they rarely ever lived to reach
the age Of four months, as this one had
done
The jury seems to have totally disre-
garded the testimony Of the doctors in
the case in particular. and arrived at their
verdict from the evidence offered by the
neishbOTs.
Mr. ana Mrs. King had prepared to
leave for their old home in Illinois this
afternoon with the body of their child
for intersaent. and will do SO yet unless
an arrest is made, and this is unlikely
from the evidence adduced at the inquest.
Captain McNary said: I do not think
that the evidence will warrant arrest
on a murder charge and there will be
no arrest made. at least not at this time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-25
IN THE wI1Ds OF CANADA.
Frank Forbes Has an Interesting Ex-
perience.

Frank Forbes has just returned
from an interesting trip in the wilder
ness of Canada, and although his par
ty, consisting of himself, Roy Forbes,
his cousin, and Jay Ward of Kansas
CITY. experienced no accidents and
were ably chaperoned by an exper-
fenced Indian guide, they saw part
Of the New Hemisphere seldom visit
ed by pleasure seekers.
The party of three landed at Rat
Portage, the terminus of Canadian
railway line. and from that point
travelled 100 miles north. into a COM
parative wilderness. They travelled
in two birch-bark canoes, furnished
by the guide. One canoe was manip-
ulated by the gigantic Indian, who
acted as guide, and the victims of the
trip did their best with the other. By
the time they returned to civilization
they all thought they were experience
ed canoemen.
The country visited by the adven-
turers is so remote that the guide told
them he had not been there for over
five years, as modern tourists did not
care to take the trip
Rat Portage is east of Winnipeg,
in Ontario. It Is a small town, and
the last settlement north. From that
point they travelled entirely by ca
noe The story of the trip is best
told in the words of Mr. Forbes:
I'VE made the trip, for the fishing
possibilities. We saw numerous carl
bou and moose. but did not shoot any
of them, because the Indians IN the
country think they are the only peo-
pie privileged to break the game laws
and they might report us. Our guide
a full blood Indian knew his business.
and took US through without a mis-
hap of any kind. The country was
never settled because it is absolutely
worthless for farm purposes-over
half watar=lales and streams. and
so rocky it could not be farmed. Sheer
bluffs and deep ravines is the topo-
graphical style, a typical wilderness.
But fishing is excellent. We caught
fish until we tired of fish and threw
them back in the lakes and rivers.
Trout from 4 to pounds are easily
caught, and the muscalonge ran from
to 80 pounds. Our largest fish. a
musea1onge. weighed 81 pounds
I'VE were in the wilderness three
weeks. going and coming. The Eng
fish river which is the boundary line
OF Ontario. Is the limit OF civilization.
A Hudson bay trading post Is located
on this river, and has been located
there for over 200 years.
"The Canadian wilderness is a
queer country. At this season the
sun rises at 3 o'clock in the morning,
and it is light enough to read at $3.50
at night.
"Our guide was a magnificent speci-
men of the northern Indian. He could
carry $50 pounds over mile-long
portage without stopping to rest and
smiled broadly at the efforts Of the
party when they attempted to carry
hundred.
Later in the season, when the law
permits, that will be a great place to
hunt Caribou and moose are plenti-
full Even around Rat Portage the
people kill all their winter meat"
AFr Forbes has acquired an exoaJ-
lent coat of tan to back up his stories
Of outdoor life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-25
HELD FOR HORSE TRADE
Charge Of fraud Against E. e. wilcox
of CofexviIIe

With charge of fraud in connection
with a horse deal, E. e. Wilcox OF Cof-
feyville is being held as a prisoner in
the county Jail
wilcox was arrested this morning and
lodged IN the county Jail by Sheriff Lu-
cas- pending a further investigation into
the charges made against the young
man.
Wilcox came into RossvilIe night be-
lore last with a horse which he traded
70 ". NJ. Dumaway, the Union Pacific
agent at that point, for a fine saddle
morse, giving a $3.50 check on the Com
den State bank at Coffeyville to boot.
Dumaway wired to CoffeyviIle to dis
cover whether Wilcox had any money
IN the bank on which the check was
drawn and received an answer in return
which tended to show that the check
was not good. The matter was imme-
diately put in the hands of the sheriff
and Wilcox was traced to Topeka. be-
ing arrested at the Lawless livery sta
bic on Quincy street this morning just
as he was making preparations to ship
his new horse to Coffeyville.
Wilcox claims that the check was
drawn on the Peoples Savings bank at
Coffeyville where he has money on de-
post. the check being an exchange
check. Steps are being taken to verify
this claim Of Wilcox and in the mean
time he is being held at the county jail
under arrest.