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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06

Miss Ethyl-Oh Mrs Brown. do In
troduce that man over there to me!
Mrs. Hrown-I don't see why you
wish to know him, dear He doesn't
dance
Miss Ethyl know that, but | want
to sit out with him. He goes with my
dress so beautifully.-R Boston Herald.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06

.
and his associates pursued their way
through regions where the face Of the
white man was unknown. Pike left
st. Louis Aug. o, 1872 and after nine
months of almost constant exposure to
hardship returned, having satisfactorily
performed his task. The next year he
was sent on Il mission t. explore the
country west of the mississippi There
were fifteen in the party. and they had
been out four months before they got
their first glimpse of Pixies peak. This
was on Nov. 10, 1906. OF course the
lieutenant and his men wanted to
mount TO the top at once. But that was
not 50 easy. Pixies peak is about
14,OOO feet in height Two days after
they had first sighted it Lieutenant
Pike made this entry in his diary:
crushed on with an idea of arriving Mt
the mountains, but at night found no
visible change in their appearances"
At last the foot of the mountain was
reached, and they prepared to ascend
to the summit. They tried for six days
and then had to give up the attempt
as the bitter cold made the hardShipS
very great Pike then wrote in his
diary: The summit, bare of vegeta-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06

Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
James Joseph Mckay, of MoundsviIlc,
W. Va, and Mary Frances Morgan, of
Midland.
James Michael Langhan and Agnes
Marguerite Monahan, both of Midland.
William Henry Carroll and Catherine
Jane Brown, both of Homecoming.
John W. Majors and Mary Fagman, both
OF LnmACNmlmg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06
Yet Both Made Hits.

Director-Say, my man, how Is 1t
that ShallcSp"are'S statue Is standing
on the pedestal marked Scott?
Attendant-IIc must have got his
base on an error, sr.-Brooklyn Life.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06

1t may he necessary to call out the Ohio
fire department before the Dick Burton
couhagratrou Is cNtinguishrd Cumberland
N,c~.
No chance for chcmical-cngine as
slstance there if the Dick Pearre fire be-
comes ummanagcahr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06
Fire.

The Logsdon Opera House at Barton
was destroyed by fire Monday evening,
including furniture, futures and a
grand piano. Loss $1,000, partly in
sured. \ 'huckct brigade" saved adj
joining property Origin unknown.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06
IN HONOR OF PIKE
HIS DISCOVERY A CENTURY AGO OF
THE PEAK BEARING HIS NAME.

Celebration of the Centennial In
Colorado This Month-Thc Career
and Adventures of the Discovcrer
and His Heroic Death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-10-06
OF y I \
Died.

At her home III Eckhart Sunday even
my September %, 1906, MISS Ann Maria,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
kluStrrmau
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-26

The German American Trust Company.
The Denver Dry Goods Company.
A. T. Lewis and Son.
Daniels and Fisher Stores Company.
The Lindquist Cracker Company.
The HurIbut Grocery Company.
The Oil Well Supply Company.
The Mine and smeIter Supply Company.
The Humphrey-Jones Paint Company
The Liebhardt Fruit Company.
The Brown Palace Hotel.
The Davis-Brdaham Drug Company.
The Broadhurst and Barnett Shoe Company
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-26

The Smith-Brooks Printing Company.
The Denver Photo Materials Company.
A. J. Stark and Company.
G. n. Braman.
The Littleton Creamery Company.
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company
The o. P. Baur Confectionery Company.
Perin Bros.
The kendrck Book and Stationery Company.
The Western Chemical Manufacturing Co.
The Lewis Dairy Company.
The Benedict Warehouse and Transfer Co.
The Denver Fire Clay Company.
The schoItz Drug Company.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-10-26


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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS
COURT DECI 3ES IN. FAVOR OF.
DAIRY COMMISSION.
Suspected Murlerers in Custody
Youag Girl Dis ppoin1ed
News in Brief

a st. Paul-The decision of the state
supreme court Friday affirming the
right Of the state dairy and food COM
mission to condemn "evaporated
cream unless it has 20 per cent of
fat, will have far-reaching effect in
the work of the commission. Commits
sioner E. K. Slater says it will be big
help in the work and give the officers
authority to enforce some rulings
which they have heretofore been
somewhat dubious about. The princi-
pie established will apply to large
number of things besides evaporated
milk. In fact, it gives the commission
right to declare illegal practically all
goods which have deceptive labels.
The manufacturers in this evapor-
ated cream case and in many food
cases have contended that a name
which was established as label and
trademark before the passage Of the
present food laws cannot be put under
the ban by the commission. Many
food products are sold under name
which is deceptive, although a label
under it in finer print may correct
any misstatement in the brand. The
milk company involvel in this suit had
"eVapOrated cream. in large letters on
the can and in smaller type stated
that the contents is evaporated milk.
The company argued that it compiled
with the law by stating that the prod
uct was evaporated milk and that the
words "evaporated cream" is part of
the trademark
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
ATTEMPTED MURDER
Edward Lotz Shoots at a Young
Woman at Hutchinson
Kills Himself.

Hutchinson, Minn.-Failing in an
attempt to muir Ter Miss E Dun bar at
the Great Northern passenger station,
F. iward Lo Of Saltwater, VINO hau
arrived in town a moment before. snot
himself through the temple and fell
dead on the platform before crowd of
panic-str clen spectators.
The attemnted murder and su cid ,
occurred err y in the evening just after
the train from the Twin Cities had ar
rived. Lotz arrived on the train, aud
Miss. Dun bar and her aunt Mrs. Kaiser
had gone to the station. evidently to
meet him. AS he alighted from the
train the woman walked up to him and
started to talk. ..
Suddenly the young woman stepped
away from him exclaiming, "Well,
what of It'll" She then started to walk
down the platform.
She had gone but few yards when
Lots angered by her parting remark.
jerked revolver from his pocket and
without warning, fired at her back.
but did not hit her. The usual throng
who had been to meet the train started
to run except two or three men who
ran toward the would be murderer, in
tending to overpower him.
Before they could reach him he had
placed the revolver to his head and
freq two shots in rapid succession.
One bullet went through the brim of
his hat but the other entered his head
at the temple, causing instant death
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
News Notes.

st. Paul-The st. Paul lacrosse team
defeats the Calumets of Chicago to 3.
st. Paul-An aged lamp lighter is in
jured by the explosion of a gasoline
street lamp.
Owatonna-The i Minnesota state
dairymen's picnic was held at Beaver
Lake, a summer resort a few miles
south of this city.
Shores Of Rapidan got
two out of three falls from Jim Parr,
the wrestler, at the opera house, in a
match for $500 side. 5
Minneapolis The Sons Of Norway
in the Twin Cities hold their annual
festival at Como Park. f.@
Duluth-While crossing from the
docks Of the Alger- Smith company to
those Of the Northwestern Fuel COM
pany the steamer Robert Holland,
lum ber-laden, took a heavy list to star
board, as the result of having a top
heavy deckload, and shipped enough
water to sink her just as she arrived
at the coal docks.
Hastings-The stat board Of con-
troll has awarded the contract for an
other $4,000 cottage at the asylum
to J. A. VAIL Of st. Cloud, and opera
tions have already been commenced.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
DOTS AND DAsHES.

Z 3. = 4 =
| An inch Of rain fell in az hour al
Dubuque, Ia, followed by a hailstorm
1 Hail u stones as large as hen eggs fell
near Cascade.
Budget Maxim, the writer and lee
turer on industrial betterment etc.
died at London Of internal hemorr-
hage. He was born in 1866.
The tWenty-eighth annual conven-
ton OF the Music Teachers National
association opened at Oserlin, O.
More than 200 members are present.
Five or more of the city market
msat dealers accused Of selling faint
meats will be taken into custody, ac-
cording to plans of Indianapolis health
officials.
George Neville was nominated fol
congress by the Democrats of tie
Eleventh Missouri congressional dis.
trict, defeating John T. Hunt, the
present incumbent. .S "a
The registration at the United States
land office numbered 1,214, which Is
the third largest days work of the pc.
Rod. This makes a total of ST.
for Billings alone. a.ss-
Some person set off dynamite l.,
front of the Casino club house O. Il;
Mary's Catholic parish at Dub:l =:
A large hole was torn in the side va. /
and the building was damaged. -
Titzewah, Okla, was practically DE-
rmolisi,ed by a tornado Nearly ey. -
building in the place was torn frc !
it's foundations, and in most in tauct
carried considerable distarc 49,"
A panic on the excursion stea ?,al
D. A. Nisbet, when Bishop Gill, OF -.
ansville., bartender on the boat, s.,
and seriously injurG Ruth Broa-:.
While resisting efforts to capture hirl
Gill shot four others. -
Frank E. Stoneman, president q
the North American Lead compan =
and identified with numerous OF: 3:
business interests, was killed, an
Joseph F. and George w. 'DaviGs.
were injured in an automobile acc.
dent at Alton, o.
William Hendrie, president of t':s
Ontario Jockey club, died at Ham.
ION. He was we'll known all over t..
United States and Canada. Amon
he many race horses which he ownc
vas Martimas, winner of the .Futui.
ity, several years ago.
A steamer collided with and detachc
lock gate at Irwell. The rush t.,
water destroyed the sluice gates ar
the water fell 16 feet for a distance
If two. miles. AS the result of the at
lion traffic in the Manchester shi.
canal will be closed for a week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
A Strange Visitor.

Duluth-A large bull moose made
Duluth an early morning call. 1t
ranged around the east end quite ex-
tensively from 80 to o'clock. 1t
was first seen at Eighteenth avenue
east and Jefferson street, and from
there cut across the block to the cor
ner of Seventeenth avenue and Supe-
rior street, coming out by George
Mance'S residence.
The animal then proceeded on Supe-
rior street to Fifteenth avenue east,
and from there to First street. 1t started
to go west on First street but changed
its mind and went to Second street,
traVersing the space between c.. t.
FitzsimmOns' dwelling and the one i'm
mediately west of it. After a rowing
on Second street the animal started to
trot west with the graceful swinging
gait peculiar to this monarch Of the
forest.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
NINE KILLED ON THE RANGE
Eight L yes are Snuffed out by Dyn
amite. Bookeeper Killed by
Electricity.

Duluth, Minn.-Three accidents re-
sulting in total of nine deaths were
reported from Mesaba range points.
. Six men were killed by dynamite ex-
p.osion in the Mohawk mine at O'Clock
in the morning. Nobody seems to be
abe to txolain just how it happened.
Ralph Carl and Joseph Fabrich were
killed in an explosion Of dynamite at
the Holland mine last week aud the
news Of the accident has just been made
public Fabrich was a boy sixteen
years of age and it is said that he was
not employed in the mine and must
have gone there to talk to Carl.
John Shorgren, thirty years of age,
was found dead in Andrew Hamilton's
hardware store at Virginia in the morn
ing. He was the bookkeeper for the
firm, and was killed by an electric
current. Shorgren is survived by a
widow and child He met his death
in some unknown manner while turn
ing on the electric light in the base
ment. $.a* .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
PASTOR TO AID BASEBALL
Will Make Service Hour Earlier for
the Convenience of

Dyersville, la.-Realizing that Sun
day baseball has come to stay in this
parish, Rev. Father Theodore Warning
announced a change in the hour of his
church service, so that the fans can
attend divine worship and then take
in the game after the benediction. In
this arrangement the baseball man
ayers have met Father Waring hali
way. When he agreed to begin Sun
day afternoon services half an hour
earlier, they said they would start the
game half an hour later, and the in
2oyation is received with satisfaction
by all concerned.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
Disappointed.

Duluth-Anna Macki, young Fin
nish girl, came 1000 miles to Duluth
to we'd one August Dagerman. whom
she had gotten acquainted with through
an advertisement he had inserted for
a wife, in Finnish newspaper printed
in this country, and copy of which
had found its way to her in a small
town in the interior of Finland. She
arrived here yesterday and met the
groom to be, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, N. Christopher on ST. Croix ave-
nue..
The story as given by the police is
that instead of being "single. we'll to
do and good looking" as Dagerman
had declared himself to be in the ad-
vertisement, he was dirty, unkept and
a widoWer upward Of 40 years DID,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
State Fair PROGRAM.

Misunderstanding E. w. Randall
of the Minnesota state fair is making
preparations for the publication of the
official program of the fair of 1906. For
number of years the State Agricul-
tural society has published the official
program itself instead Of disposing of
q program concession as was former
ly the practice. This is found to be
much more satisfactory arrangement
and handsome and useful program
and souvenir of the fair is produced
each year. The cover design this year
will include an outline plat Of the
fair grounds. Inside will be descrip-
tive sketch of the grounds, buildings
attractions, exhibits, etc, followed by
a detailed daily program. Illustrations
will be used freely. Il:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
WRECKED m OLD ENGL and
AMERICANS ARE SENT TO IN.
SLANT DEATH.
Expr ass Train with American Pas
sengers is Dashed to Pieces.
Twenty-three Killed.

Salisbury, England, July rs Ills
bury cathedral, built o, years before
Columou discovered Americ i, ranr its
chimes Jas night for score of Amer
lean dead who met their tragic fate
under the verv shadow of the beau
tt u splre wnen the boat train from
from Plymouth, fre.ghted with people
wealthy aud we'll known, who ha /
'oked forward to the attr, &c lions Of
Eu%"pe and were bury ny to tn
worlds capital, collided with milk
train at 1857 sunday morning
The American line express, carrying
or'y-three of the steamer New York'>
passengers from Plymouth to London
plunged from the track at Sal IS curry,
eighty-three miles from L ,ndon.
Twenty-three of the passengers were
killed and seven seriously wou nded
ALI were Americans and Canad tans,
most were New Yorke s All sailed
from New York June Is.
Only thirteen passengers esca ped
death or severe injury.
London is appalled,; never in any.
English railway accident was there so
large percentage Of killed and hnr
Had not the steamship been ale,
Mayor George B Mcclellan of New
York would have been on the train
AS it was, Mayor Mcclellan did not
debark at Plymouth, but went on to
Southampton. The compartment on
the train reserved for Mayor Mcclellan
was given to John E. Melon aid of
New York. Mr.. McDona d and four
others of his party were KILLED
The cause Of the accident is yet I'M
known.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
A Clue.

Minneapolis-Thel first real clue that
has come to the police in connection
with the murder of the six Macedoni-
ans whose dead bodies were found in
a shanty on Tenth avenue south, near
Washington avenue March 81, was re-
ceived from Cloquet
According to dispatch received
from the chief of police of that place,
five foreigners, believed to be Aus
TRANS, are in custody there for lar
ceny, and two of the number answer
the description given of the men sup
posed to be the murderers.
The two men whose descriptions
have been sent broadcast as being the
authors Of the sextuple murder were
picked up by the ST. Paul police as
suspicious characters within few
hours of the time the murder was
actually committed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
ALI Dead

Pierre, s. D.A report reached here
from the village Of Dovine, on Bad
river, Of the death of Mrs. Thomas
Hill, small son and Clarence johnson
hired man. The deaths occurred in
an old well.
! The boy evidently fell into the we'll
and the man went down after him and
was overcome with gas, and the
woman met the same fate in attempt
ing torescue the child and the man.
All were found dead IN the well
which had gas il it, which is the sup
posed cause Of the deaths.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
Struck by Lightning.

Bismarck, N. D. During storn,
lightning struck the new wing Of the
state capitol building, shattering the
cornice The damage was not noticed
until the rain which followed the
storm began to come through the
cracks into the chamber of the house
of representatives The damage is not
large. #4 i. #2 & 85. 5i+
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
The Warren Mii/inq Co.

Every farmer will acknowledge flour mill in the
town is a great convenience. Not only a convenience
but an actual help in supporting the wheat market. Our
local mill grndS nearly all the
At times it pays the mill premium good
grades of milling wheat and in this way otfe
grain advance their prices compete mill. 1t
cannot be denied that the elevator companies
90 not like live utOdate mill that aggressive
management. They feel that element
competition, and the
strike pack by shipping in flour too
OF the local manufacturer. You who buy your
the elevator companies just stop and think it Is
the mill Of benefit to you? Try what the
condition would be if unpatrotc you
Why the mill would simply be forced -of business
tor want Of customers. You would Is ACCEPT
the Price the elevator ring wheat and you
would also have to whatever price they on the
flour. Every pound feed to be ship
ped il and would the freight both ways These
facts reasonable and easily understood you
live ia Marshall county certainly
Hour, made from
possibe The flour made buy good
as can be made of good wheat Be loyal to home
industries and buy, flour made home by the
WARREN MILLING CO ..
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-01-12

A petition has been circulated, gen
orally signed and the business Men s
Association have endorsed it and
sent it to the Board OF Commissions
ers at Moscow. 1t is for the proper
opening aud care OF the Geo. CQutts
road up Bear creek on WHEY SO
much money has been expended,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-01-12

Oren Evans OF Clifford was IL visitor
here Tuesday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-01-12

Deputy Miles Johnson, U. S, Dist
rick Attorney against whom charges
were preferred, has been cleared OF
the same by the Secretary of the In
terror and will retain his position.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-01-12
Local New j.

Geo. B. Banta was in Ii lstnn
this week comforting with his associ-
ate MIR Beach on matters affecting
the Bee Hive Store here.
w. b. Crews assistont ut the tom
sorial, VIM Rogers, is enjoying IS
vacation at his homein Moscow and
rrmer has it IL victim 81 the mat
rimonial gods, tho we could not
verify the same.
The executive committe of the
BUSINESS Mems Association held Il
short meeting Wednesday and acted
on the petition recently circulated
wherein the Bear creek on Geo.
Couttsroad was under consideration.
IT, b. West was authorized to lay
the petition and such other part
iculnrs before the board as was nee
e!ssary to secure the relief prayed for
1t was also thought advisable in the
near future to call meeting OF the
Association.
The Vollmer Clearwater Co. ship
ped another carload OF cattle this
week, all fine, fat beeyes. Chas Hill
was also a shipper OF a car of stock
to the Seattle market.
N. Brooke visited his children in
Spokane and elsewhere returning
4I,n fi,.sk 80 4Ia xuaaJy
fSouthwicK the first Of the week; his
brother and sisters leaving for Spok
ane on the Tuesday train.
Willie Hunter returned the first Of
the week to the Portland Dental
College where he resumed his studies.
Hallett Abend, son Of Mrs. John
Bradbury, after a very pleasant holt
day visit here, returned to Spokane
Wednesday night.
Mrs. ID. S. McCrea returned Thurs
day from her visit with her parents
In Everett. She is feeling much
better as a result OF the trip and rest.
Cook books, the best ever at
Whites drug store,
Have you secured copy OF the
Goth Century cook book 35c at
Whites drug store.
A rattle OF the dne cougar skin
secured by f. Glen was held at Zige-
low & Grohs Wednesday, fore
noon and W. NJ. MeCrea WIS the
lucky man The skin measures 81
feet and is a fine specimen.
The Presby terrain Sunday school
the generosity Of one OF Its
pastors has been able to secure one
OF the finest up-to date libraries to
be had, which win be for the use of
its scholars aud will be III charge OF
o good librarian.
Z. p, Atchison was n visitor in
Oroflno this week.
we are glad to state that tie little
daughter of Edward Bradbury is
now improving
II. Il. Lehmicke for several wears
book keeper for the Lincoln Hard
ware & Implement Co. has resigned
The position and will go weth n
Spokane Har,lW are hsm Earl Crock
er whom all In this section know,
has taken the vacated position,
Miss Bertha Morris has returned .
ana is again at the post OF assistant /
principal Of our school.
The week of prayer held in con- 7
junction by the two churches hero
has been a decided success, good at
tendance at all the sessions being
noted. They will close Sunday
morning in the PresbT terian church,
with a union meeting,
The board OF County Commission
crs in both Latah and Nez Perez
Counties are now III session.