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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS
Temperature Above the Average During
Past Week in All Parts Of State.
SCATTERED SHOWERS, ALL OF THEM LIGHT
Conditions rs y Rule Favorable for
the Prosecution of Farm work
LiEht FrOsts In western
Part of state.

ttrOm stan Correspondence
LINCOLN, April '2A-tSpecial) THE last
week averaged warmer than usual In all
parts Of the state. The excess ranged from
to degrees. The highest temperatures
occurred generally on the 3Oth or 21st, and
were between 40 and 80 degrees except at
few stations where it was slightly above
so degrees. The lowest temperatures oc-
CURED on Thursday or Friday mornings
They were generally between 80 and So de-
grees, and light frost occurred In the
western counties
The rainfall was very light In most coun-
ties. 1t was confined to showers wedncs-
day night and Thursday. The amount
slightly exceeded one-half of an inch in
some southwestern counties, but in a large
part OF the state it was less than one-tenth
of an inch, while at many places no rain
fell
Summary by sections;
Southeastern Section.
Cass-The weather was warm and with
Clay-The weather during the entire week
was favorable for farm work
Gage-The last week has been clear and
the last half OF II was warm
Hsmiiton-Tuesday and Wednesday were
cool, with high south wind; Thursday was
parity cloudy; with very light rain.
Jeherson-'rhe first three days of the week
were partly cloudy and q light shower &C.
CURED on Thursday.
Lancaster - Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday We're partly cloudy, while the re-
malnder of the week was clear and warm
Nuckolls-Wednesday night and Thursday
were cloudy with showers; Friday and sat
urday were fair and warm.
Otoe-No rain occurred during the week
Pawnee-The week was warm, with only
Richardson-The week was warm and
fairly clear and without rain.
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cool and cloudy; Thursday was cloudy with
showers: Friday and Saturday were fair
and warmer.
Thayer-Thursday was cloudy with light
showers; the rest of the week was partly
cloudy to clear and warm.
York-The weather was partly cloudy to
clear, with only. trace OF rain
Northeastern section.
Antelepe--Lght showers occurred on the
18th and 10th.
Boyd-The weather was partly cloudy
early i'm the week. but without rain.
Colfax-The weather was pleasant and
without rain during the week.
Dixon-The weather was warm and dry,
with cool nights.
Dodge-The week was warm with partly
cloudy to clear weather and without rain.
Madison-Light showers occurred on
Wednesday evening.
Washington--The larger part OF the week
has been sunshiny weather
Wayne-The week has been dry with
plenty of sunshine.
Central Section.
Boone-The wind was very high on the
HalI-A light shower occurred Thursday
morning: the temperature was high Sat
Merrick-The weather has been fair and
warm. except light sprinkle of rain on
the 18th.
Nance-The weather was warm and pleas
ant.
Southwestern Section.
Dundy-The nth and 18th were cloudy
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Heavy Hitting on Both sides Charac-
teriAea the Game.

FREMONT, Neb., April 24-(speciaI Tel
egram. THE Omaha ball team defeated
Fremont this afternoon in a game which,
owing TO the brilliant catches In the field
was more interesting than the score would
indicate. Fenlon played great game,
covering lots of ground and taking two
liners on the fence. Both sides were handy
with the bat. Fremont got its lone tally
In the last half OF the ninth when, with
TWO men out, Helm hit a two-bagger and
Shea duplicated IT, bringing him in. Score
Fremont 30 0 0 0 O 0 o ii I 1
Batteries Omaha, Quick Sanders, Con
ding and Freese; Fremont, Nicely. Fritz
and Shea
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

ASHLAND, Neb April A.-(Special. J.
The high schools of Saunders county will
hold first annual athletic meet and field
day at Ashland on Saturday, May r. All
high schools in the county will participate
and II is expected that a large attendance
will be here on that day. 1t is planned to
make this field day an annual affair. The
tennis and base ball games will come off
afternoon. The track events consist of
twelve features, and the ball game will be
played between the high schools of Ash
land and Wahoo. Liberal prizes will be
offered. The meet will be held at the city
park adjoining the Ashland high school
grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
TOM o'BRIEN GETS A HOTEL
Proprietor of Henshaw Secures OPP
tiOn on the Harvey at
Hnpfd City.

#. J. O'Brien, proprietor of the Henshaw
hotel, has returned from a trip through
South Dakota. At Pactolo Mr. O'Brien has
an interest in large tract of timber and
mining property While at Rapid City Mr..
O'Brien secured an option on the leading
hotel, the Harvey house. Mr.. o'Brien re-
ported Rapid City on the boom, largely
due to railroad activity in that section
Within the week Mr.. O'Brien will have
decided whether he will take over the Har-
ney house.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Women at WhIat.

ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Almost 800 dele
gates. representing the east were in at,
Whist congress began today at the South
ern hotel. Mrs. H. @. Noel of Providence
r. l., Is president; Mrs. II. w. Cannon OF
New York, vice president; Mrs. o. D.
Thompson of Sewickly. Pa, secretary. and
Miss l.. S. Getchel of Philadelphia, treas
urer. Trophies are offered from Washing
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Toledo.
Play will continue during the week. on
ers will be elected Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
RheumatIc Pains relieved,

The quick relief from rheumatic pains
Afforded by Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
surprised and delighted thousands Of suf-
ferers. 1t makes rest ana sleep possible. A
great many have been permanently cured
OF rheumatism by the use OF this liniment
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
speechIess with Wonder

are the friends Of those cured OF Stomach.
Liver and Kidney Trouble by Electric Bit
ters. 50 cents. Guaranteed. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Inherent Avrakened.

Interest awakened everywhere in the
marvellous cures Of Cuts, Burns, Wounds,
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 20 cents. For
sale by Sherman g. Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Two-base hit: Beckley. Three-base hit:
Mcbride Sacrifice hit. Beckley. Stolen
bases: Bennett, Shannon, Beckey, Hines,
Delehanty Double plays: Lobert Huggins
Beckley. Bases on balls: on Hafford,
4; off Brown. 3. Struck out: BY Druhot.
2: by Hanord. 2: by Brown, $. Hit by
pitcher: BY Brown. l. Wild pitch. Hafford,
/; Brown l. Passed ball: Holmes. /. Time:
215. Cmpires Carpenter and Klein. At
tendance CO., fh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

be found at any time OF the day. The
tennis committee especially desires that
ali players put in an appearance from now
on 50 that when opening day arrives on
May creditable exhibition games may be
given
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Two-base hits: Clarke Nance (2). Base
on balls; ON. FTantses 3; or sutthofI. 3
Stolen bases. Leahy, Burke (2). Sacrifice
hits: Nance, Cassidy, Kreuger. Hit with
bail: Burke, Knabe. Passed ball: Sulli-
van, l. Time: 1880. Umpire: Egan. At
tendance: 2365.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

WASHINGTON.
BOSTON

TOtals......@ 9 81 10
Slated for Heydon ''Batted for Hardy.
Boston .............0 20 2-1SS
Two-base hits Freeman, Parent, Grim
shaw, Collins. Three-base hits: Ferris.
Schalhy. Sacrifice hit: ,Grtmshaw Stolen
on FaIkenberg. 10 In three innings; OFF
Hardy, 8 in three innings: of Kitson. 2 in
three innings. Left on bases washington,
e.: Boston, g. First base on balls: on Fall
kenberg, /; off Hardy 3. First base on
errors: Boston, 4. Struck out: BY Falken-
berg /; by Kitson, 1; by Tannehill, 5.
ance: 28l9.
Champions Lose At Quaker City.
PHILADELPHIA, April A-Free hitting
by the visitors, coupled with errors by,
the home team, gave New York victory
over the champions today. Score;
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
CHICAGO.
PIITsBURG
'Batted for Evers in ninth.
s4Batted for Brown in ninth.

Pittsburg ......,....0 O1 IL 0 So
Chicago ..............O 0 0 o 0 2 0 1 O-s
left on bases: Chicago. 8; Pittsburg. Q.
Tw0r base hit: Slagle. Sacrifice hit.
Ganley. Wagner, 2. Leach, 2. Double plays:
Wagner. Ritchey and Nealon. Struck out;
BY Brown. 6; by Leineld, 4. Passed balls:
Lelheld. 2. Time: e:O6. Umpire: john
stone.
New York Defeats Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, April 24.-McGinnity was
ming, when seven runs were scored, but
New York won in the eighth on a double
steal Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

MEN DEFEAT FREMONT

Games today; milwaukee at Indianapolis
Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Standing of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Chicago at st. Louis Cleve-
land at Detroit, New York at Washington,
Boston at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Brooklyn at Boston, Phil
adelphia at New York, Pittsburg at Chi
cago, ST. Louis at Cincinnati
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
TotalS......ss u q Il / -

eBatted Tor CicOtte IN ninth,
Indianapolis .......O 0 0 0 o. 8
Innings pitched by Fisher s. by Cicotte.
4; by Weisenberg, 62s; by Gehring, IA
Base hits: on Fisher 8; of Cicotte, 8; OFF
Weisenberg, s: off Gehring Struck out;
BY Cicotte 2; by Gehring, 3. Wild Pitch
Cicotte. Hit by pitched balls: BY Weisen-
berg, l. by Carr 2. Two-base hits: era
ham Rothgeb. Double plays: Oyler and
Hart; Oyler, Fox and Hart; Oyler, Fox
and Hart. Stolen bases Gehring, Oyler.
Left on bases; Indianapolis, 8; Minneap-
oils, s. Umpires: owen and Kane. Time
3:lO. Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
ST.LOUIS SHUTS OUTDETROIT
Mound City Americans Win BY oppOrtuns
Hitting,
VISITORS UNABLE TO FIND Petty
They. Make Only Four Bits ana
These Are so Scattered that
They Amount 70
Nothing.

ST. LOUIS April 2L-opportune hitting
gave the home team todays game by a
score Of to o. Petty had Detroit at his
mercy while Donovan was hit freely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Fine Work in Box by CuFtiss Enables
Milwaukee 10 Win.
COLUMBUS, April A-Daugherty was
wild in the first inning today and was re-
lieved by Curtiss, who pitched so well that
Columbus was beaten by a score OF to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

.Batted for stecher in the eighth.

st. foui PSSI I'D SSSiSS $ IL
Two base hits: Stoner, Mailman, Padden.
Three base hits: Brashear (2). Sullivan.
Sugden, Frisk, Coy Padden. Stolen bases !.
Sullivan, Woodruff Brashear, Wheeler.
Sacrifice HIT Kenna. Bases on balls: on
Stecher, 81 Off Kenna, ]; off Perkins, 2.
Struck out: BY stecher 81: by Perkins, 2.
Hits on Stecher 10: on Kenna, 8; of
Perkins, 10; of Disch, 1 of Coy, L. Left
on bases: Louisville, Z; ST. Paul, g. Time {:
1870 Umpire: Haskell. Attendance: 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
7ork Defeats BROOKLYN.
sAlertes out; hit by batted ball.
sBRtted for Pastorious In ninth
tMalOney out: hit by batted ball.

'Maloney out hit by batted ball.
New York"..,..... ool 201 -
Brooklyn .,.........O o o 0O 0 0 o. Z
First base on balls on Wiltse. 2; of
on Pastorious, J. Struck out: BY Wiltse
2; by McGinnity, !; by Eason, /; by Pas
Brown 90. Donlln, (2l. strang. Maloney eg1
Three-base hit; Jordan. TwO-base hits:
Bresnahan, DeVlin, Lumley Casey %. Nc
Carthy, Lewis, EasOn. Double plays.
Hummel and Bergen; Hummel and Lewis
Passed balls Bergen %. Hits: on
Wiltse, z IN seven and twO-thirds innings :
on McGinnity. s, in five and one-third In
nings. on Eason, 8 In four and twO-third
tnuings; on Scanlon, s. In one and one-third
Umpire; O'Day. Time: 2:l0
81. Louis Beats Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. April 2l-st. Louis won
the third eonsee9tiye game from Cinein-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
LeaEuers win Five out Of seven.

LINCOLN, April A.-(Special Telegram)
-Ducky Holiness Western league team and
Nebraska university played the seventh
and final game of their exhibition series
today, the leaguers winning easily to /.
by virtue Of superior batting. Jones pitched
In fine form for Lincoln. The series re-
suited in five victories for the professionals
and two for the cOllegians. Topeka plays
three games with Lincoln beginning to-
morrow, which will end the exhibition pro-
grim. The score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Chnmriona Lose "a Quaker City.


Left on bases. New York, 3. PhiladeI-
phla, 9. Two-base hits: Cross, Clarkson.
Three base hits: Davis, Keller. Sacrifice
hits; keeleri klelnow' seypolG' cross; Con con.
lSlelnow and Williams; Cross, Murphy and
Davis; Yeager and Chase. Struck out: BY
Clarkson, g; by Bender, 3. Bases on balls:
on Clarkson. 3; off Bender, 4. Wild pitch:
BENDER; Hit by pitcher: seybold, Helm.
Time: 900 Umpires: O'Loughlin and
Evans. Attendance. 2,007.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
nuiIdInn Permiln.

The city has issued a permit 10 NJ. NJ
LOomis for 5000 frame nat building at
Twenty-fOurth and Lake streets and to
Elisabeth futile for a 81 800 frame dwelling
az Thirty-sixth and Boyd streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

natl today odwell had a rib broken by
being hit by pitched ball in the sixth In
ning. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
COLUMBUS.
Totals. 80. SO 10 a II 5 Totals...

Stolen base: Hynes. SaCriie ,hits. FITCH
Coulter, Hynes. Bases on balls: on Daugh-
terry, 8: OF Robertaille, !. Two-base hits
Robertaille. Double plays; Hulswitt to Wrig-
ley to kim; Wrigley to Kihm. Struck out:
BY Robertaille, g. Innings pltchea: Daugh-
erty, /: Curtiss, g. Hits: on Daugherty, ];
off Curtiss, 3 Time: 1:39. Umpire Sullivan.
Attendance: 1922.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Margaret Conner to George S. Hill, lot
T. Dodge & Roots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 400
John w. Mcdonald to the ConserVa-
tive Savings and Loan association,
lot s, block 81, Florence .............. ......
Cow, 81 lot /, block a, Omaha. 2,O5c
John 3. Fry to Margaret Fry, lot T.
block 3, Marysville ....................
Andrew Anderson and wife to Bertha
NJ. Mehl, lots s and 9, block T. c. e.
Alfred c. Kennedy ct al to to Mary x. Nv
Hart. Ell lot 4, block 2l5i9, Omaha. 1850
eGcSg s. lot fne b Hrs e P aaEes
A. s. Joseph and wife to Lula W.
Stewart, part lot 10, block 4, Belve- 90
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust com
pany to Joseph Novak and wife,
Helen A. Greer to Mary f. Gibbons
and husband, nwk swA l9-16-u.....,
Clara Roeder to George Roeder. tract
in Roeder's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lfOOO
Bert w. Emerson and wife to William
@. Beels, lot 8. block g. Monmouth -
Rernard iFiiev, and vic 10 john n
Haskell, lots l and 2 block g. Solo
Koken Realty company to. Herman
Stoffregen, lots !, z, 3, 4, 3, 6, Z. and
1s. block 8, and other lots, Albright's
H, D. Kyger ct al. to elizabeth 4;
Roberts ct AL, half nwA nwA and
half swh nw1[ 17-16-11 ...........,......
Ann M. Wallace and husband to II.
d. Kyger. WIZ nwh 17-l6-l1. .....,..... q
Marie b. Lewis to John A. Creighton,
part lot ~. block 49, LIST add. to South
Emily j. Fuller to Caroline B. How
ard lot H. block r, loves add.
South Omaha Land company to Olaf
Magnnson, lot Is, block 1873, South
Florence company to NJ. w. Flana-
gan and wife, part lots and 3, block
g. f. V. Smiths ........................ 800
Continental Trust company to John
w. Parish, sIh nwl4 SEA swA 1S-l5-l3 ......
George Clzbe to George A. Wilcox,
lot II, block IS, Central Park.......... Isl
S. X Warrick and wife to w. j.
Greene, lot 20. block TO- Shulls I'd.
Charles f. Ford and wife to same,
Fannie Levin to G. Gordan, lot g. ock
2, Plainview ........:.;:..-. :'...';;..' a
Florence company to Nellie c. Sadler,
block 1872 and part of block 1873, Flor
T. f. Moseley and wife 10 Robert WIKI
lund, lot g. block s, and 50 lot II,
block g. Solomon's add. ..,......,....... 80
John n. Haskell and wife TO same,
lots / and ?, block s, Solomon's...... 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Publish your wants in the advertising
columns OF The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

CHICAGO. April 24-Both teams played
a ragged fielding game today the visitors
winning because the errors of the locals
were the most costly. Pittsburg made their
hits when men were on bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
e. paul WIna In Tenth,

LOUISVILLE, April A.-St. Paul de-
feated Louisville here today In q heavy hit
ting game which lasted ten Innings. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
MiIIeTs BEAT Hoosiers.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 24-Effeotlve
work in the field and good base running
won the game for. the visitors. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Boston Tries a New Pitcher and
Loaea 20 PHILADELPHIA.

BOSTON, April A,-The local team tried
a new pitcher today and before he steadied
Philadelphia had clinched the game by
scoring Ave runs Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

third of the series with Kansas City out
of the fire after Il was lost. Score:.
TOIEDO KANSAS CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
PHILADELPHIA.

Three base hit: Magee. Home run: Ten
ney. Stolen base: Tenney. Sacrifice hits
Dolan, Strobel, Thomas Bases on balls: on
BY Mafoney, 2; by Duggleby, & Hit by
pitched ball: Bransfield, Donovan. Passed
balls; Donovan. Time: 1:42. Umpires
Emslie and Conway. Attendance; 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

CINCINNATI April 2A-St Louis won
.hs third eonses9tSs game from Cinein-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Lincoln ........O O.OtO 1l3 81 IL 3
Nebraska 100 0 o I o o o OIL
Batteries: Jones and Zinran for Lincoln;
Bowman and Carroll for Nebraska.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16

Peter Peterson and Chas Horn were
before Judge Gearey this morning. The
fornrsr was charged with vagrancy and
The latter was charged with drunken
ness. They will linger in the city bas-
tile for four days each
IA blank book that is made right, flat
opening and put together 70 stand
wear, is the kind you get at knight
Printing Co. Ruled to suit your
business. Typewriter supplies ami pa
per at right prices. Legal blanks.
loose leaf sheets and blank books.
Ii was learned at the Office Of john
son & Powers today that they would
begin operations on the new g. N pas
senger Station just as soon as the nee
essary changes in the tracks had been
made and tIie water tank, Immediately
east Of the present depot had been re-
moved out of the way as the ground on
which that stands is part Of the new
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16


Our Mound City Horse Shoe ready
mixed paints are strictly pure and stand
the test Of the N. D. laws For twenty
three years every label on the Mount
City paints have contained a guaranteed
statement of the contents Of the cans
each ingredient being pure. ND. Deco
rating Co, 400 Broadway. Fargo.
Otto Klinsmann Of the Klinsnlann Co.,
who has been investigating sheet metal
work in New York City for the past
1--we months returned to Fargo Sunday
evening and is again in harness hustling
for business. Henry Klinsrnarlr, who
has been suffering with blood poisoning
the result of an operation on his tooth;
us improving but still undergoing much
pain. Mr. Powderly. also Of the KIins-
mann Co who has been iii the east with
Mr.. Klinsmann. is expected back this
week
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16

|, Most Of the real estate sharks OF
the District Of Columbia have land
they want to sell to; the government
and all OF their schemes come before
the senate and house district commit
tees. Some of the schemes they ad-
vance are wonders, said a senator
who served on the district commit
tee. 81 am in such a frame of mtlid
now that il somebody would put I'M a
resolution providing that two and two
shall make four in the District Of Coz
lumbia i would wonder what the graft
in 1t was
!, Julius "A. Small of Redwood Falls,
Mimi. spent Sunday IN Fargo with his
many old friends. 1t IS some twenty
or tWeiity-one years ago that Mr. Small
left Fargo and went into the Wilds Of
the upper part of Minnesota, and dur
ing this period he certainly has made
good i'm getting out an excellent paper,
bringing many settlers into his vicinity
and having an important part in the
politics of the state. He has been chief
clerk in the legislature for several ses-
sions and is now a candidate for the
republican nomination Of secretary Of
state and his friends here are glad to
know that he stands good chance Of
obtaining this important Office.
A whirlwind campaign in Clarks-
vile, Ark, has resulted ii the election
Of 4. r. Petrie, Just turned ri, to the
nayoralty. Mr.. Petrie is merchant.
He had no thought Of etnbarking on
a sea Of municipal trouble until the
day before election. Then the young
men of the city persuaded him to run.
3 1t is said that he injected a hitherto
unheard OF amount Of ginger into bis
Eone4day campaign I His opponent was
wv. H. Langford, prosperous citi-
zen Sof middle age Mr.. Langford
laughed at Mr.. Petrie. Ii was his
great good luck that he had his laugh
before the votes were counted. The
city was aroused and there was q
mighty shower of ballots $50 in all
and IPetrie's majority was 40.
Al. r.. Emerson, the popular barber,
Is compelled TO move from his present
location and after d month Of iilvesti-
CATION has decided the most available
ground floor location is the room in
Blout's cigar store, formerly occupied
by the billiard and pool tables, just in
the rear of the cigar store proper. Mr.
Emerson announces that he will con-
tinuc Ito do business at the old stand
this week and next Monday morning
have everything in readiness for OPEN
ing Tie new shop. The Turkish bath
f.rtff; <{fY4 hp farad tff<fx1 itfxsu
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16
MATSON'S RESTAURANT
so4 Front street has not sold out--
come and see for yourself.
TOUGH BOYS.

Tower City Topics Some Of Tower
sCity's bad boys and would-be robbers
got in their work again Sunday evening
and Kiff Bros. & Co. were the VIC
Tins. The boys were very bold in their
operations and did not wait until late
III the night, but committed the act
about b o'clock in the evening. The
reason they chose this time is prob
ably due to the fact that they supposed
Rev. Beisel was the only person room
ing over the store aud that he would
be at church and there would be no
one around 70 hear them. They were
partly right in their supposition and
partly wrong, Rev. Beiscl was at
church. bit he IS not the only person
rooming over the store. Mrs. Cutler
has rooms there. but she had been
spending several weeks In the country.
She returned a few days ago, however,
and heard the thieves when they broke
in, but she did not think the noise
came from the store, not anticipating
that any one would break III that time
|of llas night Entrance was gained by
breaking OUT window III the back paft
The robbcfs secured About SIS III
cash which had BEEN left hi oile of tils
|flIfs and feVf)ivc IN a31i AZ Ss1 Ifs III not
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

E. L. Libe was an arrival from Hope,
Levi B. Hanson of Sheldon is at the
Webster.
Hon. J. L.. Cashel was down from
Grafton.
N, B. Manning of Bismarck is regist-
cred at the Elliotta...s,.l 49, Is sr....s...,
James Wilson, of Dickinson q. was
among the arrivals.
F. c. Bates of Grand Forks is visit
ing in the city today. 49,,
Trainmaster Berner of the N. P is
in from Jamestown.
NJ E. Gale was an arrival via the To-
cal from Valley City.
T. D. Dahl of Hillsboro was an arriv-
al in the city last night.
DR.. H. J. Gowenlock was All arrival
in the city this morning.
Atty. Geo. K. Shaw represented Fes-
senden in the city today.
Miss. Hazel Humphrey of Grandir
Is d SuSSI VI TNoDSlL iouuS dlld iohi
lily. -. -..
Postmaster Editor De la Bere OF
Sheldon was the Easter guest of Fargo
friends. 35s. ..y @;sE
John Burke. the well known Devils
Lake attorney, is transacting business
in the city today z !. 5.:,-t. - d
Manager Mccain of the Western
Union Telegraph Co, has gone to Chi
|cago ,on business
Hon. r. N. Stevens Of Bismarck is
in the city today, on his way to Willistou
on legal business n VI. II
Mrs. Al. G. Patterson and Miss Louise
Medbery of Lisbon were guests in the
|city Easter Sunday s.% 81
wv. C. Macfadden, president Of the
Commercial bank, was. passenger te
the twin cities last night. s51
Contractor James Kennedy was an
arrival home from Salt Lake City te
spend Easter with his family.
DIR. w Crewe, inspector Of the
bureau of animal industry with head
quarters at Devils Lake, IS registered
at the Metropole, ,a
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