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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
THE NEWS IN IOWA
CLEANED BY WIRE
iToDAYs HAPPENINGS THROUGH
OUT HAWKEYE STATE.
DEATH, ACCIDENT AND CRIME
Unusual Occurrences, Honors Won
Opinions Expressed, Court De.
cisions and Interesting Items
From Various Sources.

Abba, Ia, July 16.-An original no.
tice was filed in the clerks Office Sat.
urday entitled Joseph Saynorius VS..
The Hooking Coal Company asking
$4,000 for personal injuries sustained
in the mines at Hooking on July "a,
1904.
Gordon Wins Championship.
Des Moines, July 16.-Arthur Cor
don of the Hyperion club by defeating
Bert Mckee of the Grand View club,
Saturday won the golf championship
of Iowa in the sixth annual tourna-
meIt of the Iowa State Golf associa-
ton. Gordon was up with 6 to go
when he holed out on theN twelfth
green of the second round of the thir.
ty-six hole finals.
lmpaIed On Wagon Tongue.
Monroe, Ia, July 16.-Henry Rutan
met horrible death Saturday. He
was on a load of corn and in crossing
a. ditch the team got stuck. MrRutan
got off and took hold of the team by
the heads to work them across. The
team, in jumping suddenly forward,
backed him against a tree, and the
wagon tongue ran through his bowels.
Death ensued instantly.
Busse Gets New Lease.
Des Moines, July 16. = Governor
Cummins has decided that postpone
ment of the death sentence of Louis
Busse is essential in view of the fact
that his case is still pending in the
supreme court. The third execution
date was fixed for Aug 10 and will be
put over until December, so tnat the
case may be presented to the court.
Horses Killed in Storm.
jefferson, Ia, July 16, - During a
shower Saturday evening, lightning
struck the big barn on the Frank
Brown place in Jackson township, the
resulting fire destroying $500 worth Of
hay and grain, and killing eleven head
of horses.
coyIe Wins Judeeship Fight.
Spirit Lake, July, 16.-After 1888 bal
lots d. F, Coyle of Humboldt was nom.
mated in the Fourteenth district judi
cial convention here Saturday to sue.
coed Judge w. B. Quarton of Algona.
Saw Sweetheart Drown.
Des Moines, July 16.- Standing on
{ the river bank at Riverside park yes
terday afternoon, Miss Mona Boniface,
a well known west side society girl,
saw Ralph Therlow, the man to whom
she was engaged to marry, sink be-
meath the waters OF the Des Moines
river and drown. Therlow attempted
to swim across the river and was seiz-
ed with cramps amid stream. Fred
Blakeslee almost lost his life in an
heroic effort to save Therlow.
Dubuque Has Bad Fire.
Dubuque, Ia, July 16.-Part Of the
Standard Lumber company's mill here
burned last night, entailing loss OF
about $4,000. The cause of the fire
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
GIVES HOSPITAL $1,000.
Council Bluffs Man Makes Generous
Donation.

Council Bluffs, July 17.-Another un.
expected boost for the Jennie Ed
mundson Memorial hospital, now in
course of construction, came yester.
day afternoon in an announcement to
members OF the Woman's Christian AS
sociation that Peter Peterson. sr. a
Boomer township farmer. had decided
to make contribution Of $1,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
SHELBY NoNcoMMITTAL.
County Fails to Instruct For cummins
as Was Expected.

Harlan, Ia, July 16.-Shelby county
republicans Saturday adopted resolu
tions indorsing the administration Of
President Roosevelt and Governor
Cummins, the Iowa delegation in con
gress and urging the denomination Of
Congressman Smith and Judge Thor
nell Greene and Wheeler. They yot
ed down the resolution instructine
delegates to state convention for Gov
ernor Cummins.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION.
The Washington Field is Cleared Up
For Benefit of All.

Washington, Ia, July 16. The
Weekly Press and Daily Journal have
purchased the Daily and Weekly Ca
zette here. the former taking the week
ly list and the latter the Daily, also
dividing the material. This suspends
the Gazette, three-year,old paper,
and leaves the progressive repuDIoi-
cans without an organ. 1t also clears
up the over-crowded local field, leav-
ing Washington with three papers, all
the city can possibly maintain on a
paving basis.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
IOWA CROP BULLETIN
CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE AS NOTED BY THE
WEATHER BUREAU.

. Des Moines, July 17,-From Monday
to Saturday the average temperature
was about the normal for the midsum-
mer period. The cool wave Saturday
hight and Sunday afforded agreeable
relief from oppressive warmth and hui
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Burlington Boy Instantly Killed in
Murray Iron Works.

Burlington, Ia, July IL. - Walter
Hanrahan, II years old, an employe
of the Murray Iron Works. was crush
ed by hesvy boiler and instantly
killed today!
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pool CHIP IN THROAT.
Carl Eberhardt, of seaman, Victim OF
Strange Accident.

Beaman, Ia, July 17.-with a pool
chip lodged in his throat Carl, the
little son Of A. H. Eberhardt. living
at Beaman, has been taken to Iowa
City in hopes of removing the obstruc-
tion when it passes into the stomach.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22

M
q re expenses g come n must
nave been equally evident ian'unti'
TIE state interest was bought IN
tuey could NOT pQnd THIS portion q
tnc roao e = beginning 70 90 rear
sonRp'y apparent tnal y pever en-
Tered THESE gentlemen 3 neaus 70 go
ppt INTO me open ana make 80 effort
70 purchase at 2 fair price this prop
erty Wnicn Is 50 llnuaepsely ynluable
e tne'n, = Is tee pnstpess q epe
coli'iiiittee % hs,a Qnf u hney nave
not t'.erati{ taken me washington
4 nssnen ~ sns serum q the neck ana
wy seas . .. ane trousers ana thrown
y our q washington y - the com
l''1t'ee , business lo discover y t9is
Nas ny uV,ls 1pf hpe purpose OF GO
p'ectat'nk tne STOCK ~ lpr ~ Speh
course vas i'0Asi pc y ~ tDe com.
4. nstseo ? business e make eerta'n y
sn's mas uos ~ VIZ Ky pos q ony
ink = ~ - kneg nave ponHnt r.
s'1's''. pspe1e at ~ npsarniy made
Hpasp p.lss, e'.u sass's pel0fe tpefe
Guy 'ets 9 Suing anu Aatef al
~ Dts,3nes. = X ',aN ~ 2sen ,'fouRne 70
.,kns, so9tc . s'.on,n " sare~o 81
.,'n NV wprh ms s'Vpk r worm
~ wv z. II, & =; Vs w ns snasters'-
We W1nlu ~ 4 ie't e1li pNha1tlons
y tnp see1e lor ~ tnah mas Deen
"asls'o'v tass,n y tnF ser k'oIat'0ns
ln qoese'on naNe *. oFa'A 70 any
k - s.s .'ss'''.s %'sR VIZ 9sa7e
sly s,'.,s,' ~ .1s s''p 1aAhs - ~
pus,e'.ss' ,s'l'ss Y z. 's's '' 'I's,'ps
:, 49, , w Tvs. 10y Ovktp saFi nuRh
..',''a ugr ~; $50. Il s.'',s.v1't aslenn-
avSs .s',u !. 49,, '','s sss'3 II
sN'a ~ q w 49, ls5s - ssStl-
q, 800 80 ~. $3.50 s'assy 49, ans
pnup'ns = ~ 70 I a', Y -" Y ~ 1fs'
49,. 80 , y wy z = e a 49, w nsan
~ ~ 1917 .....s 7 sa'oss !, =. ms cVnpofa'
~ : ~ IS 8 ~ tnan a'I Oh
$500 NV. '.S.'s s'ral syeh
l'E 49, sss -. 1870 49, wVn-
49," 800 " ss' 'sp.nk 2'ssr rxsn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22

death Of the holder. and the Courts
have time and again accorded the
, administrators pr executor Of de-
ceased oyster planter bat limited
time ID which to remove the plants
from the allotment. People are yet
living who recall that few years
before the Civil War the Maryland
Legislature passed 40 Act authoriz
| ing the taking up OF oyster lands
and they know that the people rose
I in their wrath, pulled up the sur
veyors stakes and nnllified the law.
The English along the Chesapeake,
since they settled there, have been
masteriess men and they are not dis
posed 10 yield any right they believe
they possess without struggle,
Foritisa primal characteristic Of the
breed that the rights they received
from their fathers must be TRANSMITS
ed to their children. enlarged. II
possible, but certsinly and abso,
lutely unrestricted and unimpaired.
For 272 years they have enjoyed the
lrightof free fishery in the great hay,
look askance at any attempt 10 in
fringe their right and II Il Is 10 be
infringed II will be we'll 10 bear 10
mind that their fathers have fought
for less.
We have never contcnded that the
right OF free fishery belongs to The
residents only OF the tide water
counties. but that IL belongs to the
people Of the whole State. Pity II
is that the people do not hold similar
title to the coal lands for then there
would be notalk OF strikes or scar
city Of coal to plague consumers
Why should we surrender our fish-
cry rights TO some trustee Of pro.
whence" All around him the poor
man sees the soil prcoccupied Can
be cultivate the earth Tor himself
No; for the.right OF tic lirst occu
pant has become a rlghtof property
Can he gather the fruits Of the fields
which God ripens on the path Of
man No; for like the soil, The
fruits have been appropriated Can
he draw water from spring inclos
cd 10 a tieldY No Tor the proprietor
OF the Geld is, in virtue oi bis right
to the field, proprietor Of the foun-
tain. Can he dying 81 hunger Or
thirst. stretch out bis hands for the
charity Of bis fellow.creatures No;
for there are laws against begging.
Can be. exhausted by fatigue and
without q refuge, lie down TO sleep
upon the pavements 81 your city
streets 2 No; for there are laws
against vsgabondage But BIO can
yet go to the Chesapeake and nsh
and make q living for himself and
family and no man can say. him nay.
Is there wonder that he cbarishes
upJu ~. -. ~..a s.Aaro i, hin 0amanfs
Unfortunately. there arc still Jex-
ebels 10 wheedle and caioie Abans
10 rob Naboth Of his vineyard.
F.V. KIso
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22
STATE HOUSE,, Annapolis. Md.
March 10th. 1906

Ii il not unlikely that the talk
now heard here Of selling the State 5
interest in the Washington Branch
OF the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad,
at 'fairprice" orataprice definite,
Is nothing more nor less than o feel.
er thrown out to discover public
sentiment on the matter. Perhaps
there is desire 70 know II the peo-
pie don think this investigation
uncertain Ia positive result while
certain 10 still more positive cost;
or perhaps and probably oil the
rumors OF selling at this, that or the
other price, confusingly alleged TO
have en!nated from all kinds Of
sources, have been bat the indirect
offer Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
way TO buy and so close up The
wound opened BY the probe, express
sed unofficlally by mouths Of mem.
bers of the committee But there
must be q reason for the B 81 O's
coming forward with u flag oi trace
For a time after the investigation
opened il unqnestionably founder
ed or CROPPED for light; as commit
tee II Is possibly sill 10 the dark,
or cold as II used to besaid Inihe
children s game. Now some 81 the
mem bers Of the committee think the
b II O. IS beginning 20 realize that
individuals or subcommittee are
beginning to get warm II not &C.
.tually hot or boiling hot.
There has been every Indication
since tho lid was first taken oil from
this whole matter that there is
something rotten la The State Of
Denmark, but the odor has been
elusive and bard 10 follow to the ac-
tual rottenness itself II may not
be too much to say that the commit.
Tee or units on 1t are beginning TO
locate the trouble. According 10
the belief Of these gentlemen the
rotten spots are scattered here and
there throughout the rotten zone,
which is the city OF Washington.
They do not believe the committee
as a whole is anywhere near tho
trouble, ia snifiing around Balti-
more and the Baltimore Office Of the
b. q o., and the B. a O. books,
which that corporation would hardly
falsify, for its own sake.
The tracks Of the Pennsylvania
railroad In Washington, on the mall,
leading to the 9th Street station,
are there only by sufferance. tits
the lines Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road which interferes more than any.
thing else with the great plan for
beautiful Washington, and 1t was
the Pennsylvania particularly which
opposed the beautifying plan.
1t will doubtless be remembered,
that when the Mcmillan Park Com
mission went abroad a few years
ago to study the lines of the foreign
capitals with view to probing By
their finest points, that the mem
bers met and had an informal talk
with Mr.. Alexander J. Cassatt,
President Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, # memory is correct ID Paris
The glsk Of bis view of the plans
vas that u ~ le7uossfnIe ~ ahs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22

a Aisi II 10 aentf4l hansswask > hiia ~
cnloftd ehlia preferred gls,DA rafa Faueiir
IN fareo Aa3feaa = i, ARl.f,'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22
MoRToAcRR,s sAI.E
OLA
VALUABLE FARM AND SUMNER
HOTEL SITUATED IN THE FIRST
ELECTION DISTINCT on SAINT
MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND.

BY virtue aud ID pnFs1nnce 81 power
III eaie contained ID mortgage iFom
Thendore 4, West. aud Susanna K. W.
West. bis vile. dated The 18Th day 81
December 1904 aud recorded among the
L md Records ~ St, Aiafys gsonn4y, III
Iibef + b A. No. ii folio $50 etc.
default having been mafle III The cDnyeu..
ants u said mortgage the undersigned
viii offer - shiic auction 10 the higlgcat
bidder 1T the lonrt House door ia Leon.
ardlown 10 81 Marya county, Mary.
land Oh
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RArIFicATiuK NOTICE.
..-se~e-4
Joseph y ltragy etat
~
haEie = SaAh. ctaL

Ia the cgsrult cnnFi M ". Mafya county. No.
i0as X
Ordered this 18th day ~ March igu4. khAl
thn aale nnao and IMPORTED IS VIM. set.
cFull ffiGrf. Trustee ln ths above Uaflflti1 eaka
be ratified nhH eunnFAest ppltAe csuse ~ a.
coatfmfF 10 AlaWnun ~ hNfufe tne 5rt MssedMy
81 April lfs& sintFiae1 I ltopf ~ BIN uRdef n.
inserted III TOE - Mari fiBAc 5 once werk
for lhfte suecf easxe wFeha ri % shN said
Srd M0nnaf II Affil.
Tua Fel1oFt states taas the land s8id ~ s495
ENuiA q AftKtsis. LserA.
True eapy Test
March r. ys-aw
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Farm Machinery Il Fertilizers,



Uk 81 kinds u Improved Farm
- Machinery 1serIflzers ana
Snali implements, aitnr AaAfesl . 4
sAsllFis Ut stls eau Is HeeDl5 Application III
JAAk4 a. Waits, Ageat, direct iur
SUPERIOR DRILL COMPANY.
OSBORNE BINDER COMPANY
and the
HUBBARD FEKrlLIlER COMPANY.
All gpuds VIII bs offered "a the Lowest
pfsce aid sold uaucf q guarantee.
heb. ~. OD-am.
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IS Happy RUSSELL "

RECORD. 2 e.,
VIII make the seasou oS 1893. do st. Mary Is
June 10 10 3
sired b Hapnl usselI res stored No. f4ai.
heeQru, years OH zls trial. AIS 1ird.
NAmOEino Russell. Registered No 20n Grand
sfrn WVodfafd MAmDfino. MI 3f5 Keplsfored.
Dam q Happy nnesefl. Odd stocking by
Happy Medium. Registered No 20
wasslfed ny Mont, Ne ~ Isaac painiGr Record
].ia Dam. 81 Lawrence marc ~ Dhich
Frank sLlaslc ~ out " 4allio q. itAuord
q Sired ~ Billy HcDobAld. Kassie Z.
dam OF Happy Russell Jr
Terms. so sfsrle mare 80 seno0u. special
terms Tor orsmofo Mares. % cents 6rn0fu'e
Zee 10 ea caea. Jneuraiiee, 40 Far terms.
&c. address, ID ~ BgRGH
MARCH, ~, % ~tm. MeHhanicsNslie, I'D.
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MONDAY. April 10. 1OO0.


MONDAY. April 10. IOO0.
between tie lioare n / . O'Clock n. and 2
o'clock T N MI those tracts or pafcAia
Iof land ID the said mortgage described 10
wit :--ss NJ AN NJ y HOLD containing
lIS acres more OF KEGS, and NJ kSNEIs'S
HOLE and part OF JOB Al5ELEs'S
LAND containing y acres more OK less.
and containing III the aggregate 1ZO
acres, more on lcHs Said iand ieHltunted
ia the First Election District ol said
County, aud IL convenient 70 Churches,
Post Offices aud Stores, Vbereisastehm-
boat wharf adjacent 20 the promises
where Washington and Baltimore steam-
ers regularly stop The property Is ins
proved by two comfortable dwelliuQa.
i .naa - store house and elinecee-
T@4 49, Hhry out buildings. AIao
ss 'Slal hyahneandco mmodlous
Hotel containing Az rooms. especially
adapted Tor SUMMER b0arders. with bath
houses aud Aiinecessary hnildingsfor the
comfort and cunveHience ol guests There
Ii a lIne water trout, which affords excel.
lent bathing, this property being Oh
Smiths Creek ID brunch of the Potomac
Higer.) There Is d fine oyster creek be-
longing to the property Oysters and
fish abound Land II good state 81 eul-
tivation. Terms ol sale, cash on day Of
sale, Or ratification thereof AdeposiIog
$3.50 will br required ofpnrchaser on day
Of sale. For further particulars inquire
81 the undersigned
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-22
Sac Ran.

ehnarcf a RfnafAn pfOnfsefoFs as stag Hall.
have Nfied ~ 4 nf61rcsaa4 bar. Ah8 invite III
fbrlg froads ~ kk4t lUaia e4ii nank Deer.
Porter Al aoa pfbfr nrstclRsa hfers 2ept nfi
drsuahg and III butfsrs fuii steek ~ Wtnes
taqn1fa. CiAnfas sad lAafs tfes. uFsicfs 81
At hours HlfEAHEN 4 Nflt HNN.
Marsh - ~ ~iy. Frcrfsalnfs
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Henry G. Olson.

Mn. T.. i. Root was q Bismarck %
visitor last week. +.
Lands, Leans, that's all. KLEIN
LAND Agency.
Miss Margaret Casper went up
10 Garrison Monday.
Watch our window for premiums
The Come Again Store.
JOS. Smith and wife arrived
from Garrison Saturday.
Mrs. Fred johnson was an ar
rival from Garrison Saturday.
u Buy your money. orders .i and
drafts at First National Bank OF
Washburn, n. D. n.
The addition to the telephone. Of
fce is rapidly nearing complexion a
Z. E Thompson and wife were
visitors the first ofthe week from
Hensler.
WI are now , paying at the City
Meat Market 7fsapo1,lnd1l for hides q gae'l,
6t for live hogs, 739 TOR dressed
hogs, and 6ae Tor veal zeal
Severe prairie fires we're raging
Monday west Sc this city and
$1,000. fha river. Wedidnot learn
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ARE INVITED

Once a week we pay for this
space only to have the privi-
lege of inviting you once
again to become a depositor in
our bank.
A man who hears about us 50
times a year will know us So
times better than if he heard
of us only once.
The better he knows us the
more likely he is to do bust
ness with us.
People like to do business
with a strong bank, $4,000
capital and surplus, form a
margin Of safety that assures
security to those who intrust
their money to us.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of WASHBURN, N. D.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
I hereby announce myself as
candidate on the Republican ticket
for Register Of Deeds, subject to
the decision of the Primaries Of
Mclean Co. to be held June 10,
1905. Adolph Wacker,
Denho6, N. D,
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in the Stat, Of North Dakota, at the close Of
business, April Oh, 1905,
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READ THIs.s

RANAR1D has had ten years exs
tperriience fitting eyes. He keeps
The best glass to be had, and sells
them reasonable. He guarantees q
sft every time. He pnts old lenses
Ein new frames or new lenses in old
frames. When you need aid TOR
your eyes, give him trial. 4-2O-St
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OF DEEDS.

I hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Office Of Register
of Deeds, subject to the decision Of
the Republican Primaries Of Nc
Lean Co., N. D., to be held June
-. 1906. Gustav II. Eissinger.
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COUNTY JUDGE.

1 hereby announce myself as
candidate on the Republican ticket
for County Judge, subject to the
decision of the Primaries of Nc.
Lean County, to be held June IL.
1905. e.. O~LGEIRSON,
Underwood, N. D
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FOR

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of Mclean Co., N. D. Subject to
the Republican Primaries to be
held June 10, 1905.
w. f. SELTZ.
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FOR TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as can
didate for Treasurer, subject to the
decision of the Republican Prima-
RES of Mclean county to be held
in June, 1905.
A, T. DANIELSON.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
FOR. SHERIFF

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office Of sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Re-
publican Primaries Of Mclean
County, North Dakota, to be held
in June, 1906.
JOHN A. BECK.
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q COIJNTY sUPT.

TOR COIJNTY SUPT.
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office OF County
Superintendent of Mclean Co.,
.subiect 10 the decision of the he:
publican 4 Pzimsries to be held
'1'' - 49, Henry G. Olson.
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FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself as g.
candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Mclean county subject to the
decision Of the Republican Prim-
aries to be heldin June, 1905.
John Birtel.
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FOR COUNTY D

am a candidate for the nomin-
alton Of County Judge, and ask all
Of my friends to give me their sup
port at the Primaries on June 10.
1905. GEO P. GIBSON.
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: LOCAL NEWS :
.~~~r~
NOTICE

All Legal Notices Must he Paid for
on Delivery of Afldavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
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FOR AUDITOR.

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office Of County
Auditor subject TO the decision OF
the Republican Primaries to be
ne'0 = ~ Fred F. Koth.
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School Notes.

School Notes.
Miss Pearl Darling has resigned
her school in Turtle Lake district
No. 4.
Miss Holmes has opened a term
in Turtle Lake, No 2.
Mrs. G. A. Wells has just closed
a successful term at Wiprud.
Medicine Hill School District
has had q very neat school house
built. School is to open 40 soon
as q teacher can be secured.
DON'T READ THIS, and if you
don't, forget that you can get the
lowest rate in farm loans at the
Klein Land Agency.
K UP-One sorrel mare,
white strip in face, blind in right
eye; about nine years old. 2.
Sec. 26-l45-8O John Keick,
4-2O Washburn, ND
FoR SALE-Registered Hereford
bulls, IL head coming l year old;
5 head coming 2 year old.
SOOF1ELD Bros,
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-31
GUARANTEE FUND RAISED
FOR A STREET CARNIVAL

Everything now indicates that the
plan for holding street fair and car
nival here next month will be car
ried out, and that the enterprise viii!
be great success. A general meeting
was held at the city hall last Tues
day evening, at which W. j. Edge
combe, who returned Saturday from a
trip to Helena and Butte in search of
attractions, made his report. He stat
ed that a number of desirable attrac-
tions could be secured at reasonable
expense, including a group of trapeZe
performers, ballOOnist, making a
night ascension with display of fire.
works in mid air, vaudeville perform
ers etc. He also submitted suggestion
for the arrangement of the fair
grounds on Fourth avenue, and esti-
mated the total expense at $4,000. John
l.. Bright, who had hk ~ called upon to
occupy the chair, a. .NS Tor expressions
of opinion from those present, and it
appeared to be the general view that
before proceeding further, an effort
should be made to secure pledges from
the business men to a guarantee fund
of $4,000, in order to cover the total
cost of the carnival from beginning