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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
SAVED BY GIRLsas MOTHER.
Pleads for Life of Alleged Negro
Assaitat

Assai liant.
Yashington. Ga. Jan 81. GLOW
Ing a criminal assault on b ten-year.
old girl by n negTp. who was captured
} by q mob, the assaiI liant, s fate was IN
$doub while the parents Of the girl
were pleading for and against burning
\ him at the stake.
Mrs. Roberts, weeping, begged that
the law be allowed to take IT'S course
and her husband continued to incite
the mob 10 lynch the negro: She then
appealed to her husband To- aid her IN
evening the lynching. She said
that I'd put the assailant to death
within bearing 81 the girl would be
/ almost as cruel to the child Oh the
negro,s act
Roberts, after some hesitation. came
ito his wife, 3 sida and Joined his en-
treaties with hers Their united eli.
forts conyincsd The mob that to lynch
the neg would add To the wrong Az
ready done the child and II was agreed
tO turn him over to the sheriff.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
RUSSIAN SECURITIES DROP.
lowest Eiaues Since rsssI
Movess,esst Began.

laovsssaes,t Began.
Berlin Jan. russian rouble
notes scored = sensations drop during
/ the day Of q TO Russian
exchange also fell heavily light going
down to 212. March % AZ ok and
April 70 20gs1se These are the lowest
figures reached since the present
movement began.
"a number of causes are assigned for
The decline, the princIpaI one being
4 the weakening of the Russian Inlpes
rial banks gold stock ~ com arison
with Its note circulat ton A fact fur-
Their referred toas IS that the latest issue
of treasury notes was made q direct
burden upon { lie banks gold reserve
at the option 81 hold ers. Al q more
immediate cause It was alleged that
the number DC rich Russian refugees
arriving IN German dali 10 increas-
Ing. Driven out through the reaction
aTy tend encies Of the moment these
either bring rouble notes or offer ST
Petersburg bills against their balances
L left there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30

audiences during the morning, lasting
three hours. AT lunch afterwards the
king showed signs of great fatigue and
almost collapsed Physicians were
hastily summoned, but they were UNI
able to rally the aged monareh's
strength and at $3.50 b. m. he died in
his bedroom, to which he had retired.
The news of his majesty,s death
spread with great rapidity and signs
Of the greatest grief were to be seen
everywhere. E: sS
WAS EiGHTY-sEyEN YEARS OLD.
King Christian Assembled the Danish
ts'.s Throne in 1868.
King Christian TX. of Denmark was
born April is, 1918, and was the
fourth son Of the late Duke Wills
lam of Schleswig -Holste onderberg-
louckesburg and Of Princess Louise
of Hesse- Gassel.E He was pointed to
i the succession Of the crown OF Den
mark by the treaty Of London of May
8. 1852, and by the Danish law OF sue
cession Of July 81, 1853 He succeed.
ed to the throne on the death Of King
I Frederick VII, Nov. lis, lS63, and mar
gied May &c. 1912, Queen Louise, the
daughter of LandgraYe William Of
Hesse-G asseI She was born in 1917
and died In 1893. s
Prince Frederick, the eldest son OF
the late King Christian, who succeeds
10 the throne, was born June 8, I84s,
and was married July Is. 1853, to Prin-
cess Louisa. daughter Of King Charles
XIV. of Sweden and Norway Their
second son. who married Princess
Maud Of England, lis now king Of
NORWAY. sss
The late King Chrigtian,s eldest
daughter is Queen Alexandra OF Eng
hand and his second son. Prince viii.
lam. was elected king Of Greece under
the title of George |. la 1868.
Another daughter Of the late King
Christian Merle Daglnar. Is the dow
ager empress Of Russia, Maria Eco
doroyna, Who married Alexander III.
OF Russia He died Nes, j, Ss4, and
hia son Nicholas Is now emperor of
Rnssia.
REannsas risura thiea aanShtar 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
BEEF TRUST CASE RESUMED.
Attorneys Fall to Agree Upon State.
fnent Of Facts. =

Chicago, Jan. 80. All efforts by the
attorneys in the packers case to reach
an agreement upon the facts at issue
having failed the case was resumed
during the day and the taking of evil
dence was commenced. Bill j (
ID Louis c. Krouthoff. formerly gen;
eral counsel for Armour ! Co, was
the first witnsss. Mr.. Krouthoff tesfi-s
fed that in an interview with Commits
sioner Garfield the latter promised inn.
munity to the packers when making
his Investigation of the packing ins2
dustry and that he tKrouthoH9 them
advised Swift & Co.. Nelson Morris e.
Co. and Armour & Co TO submit their
books for the investigation
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
MEMBERS or CHICAGO TYPO.
GRAPHIC Az UNION FINED AND
sENTENcED 10 JAIL.
HELD GUILTY OF CONF TEMPT OF COURT;
JUDGE HoLDoM DECLARES MEN
OPENLY DECLARED HosTiL
.s.s. lIlAx5 10 HIS ORDER. s.

Chicago, Jan. so President Edwin
r. Wright Of Typograp hical union No.
S16 has been fined by Judge Holdonn Of
the superior court 500 and sentenced
to thirty days ID Jail for contempt Of
Court Edward Ressette, q member of
! the union, was fined $50 and sentenced
ito thirty days In Jail Tie union IL
! self was fined Al 900. n
The charge against the union and
its members who were fined by Judge
Holdom was violation Of an Injunction
granted some weeks ago BY which the
members of the union were en- joined
from interfering IN any manner with
the operation of the printing estab-
/ lishments operated by members Of the
Chicago Typothetae and from interfer-
Ing ID any manner with the nonunion
workmen employed in these establish
ments. ia announcing his decision
Judge Holdom said
&c can not be tolerated that any
class, eendi ton OF com bination Of men
can show their hostility to this court
and ftout its jud gment and In open
meeting express their contempt for
! the order and the Judge, who was
merely the instrument Of the law, as;
has been done In this case. It Is not
q question ether the injunction lis
right or wrong That will be decided
by the upper court. but while II is In
force and effect 1t must be obeyed. In
this case It has not been mere tech
Eical violation Of the Injunction, but q
persistent one and an utter disregard
for the order Of the court. Il this
court cannot be upheld then govern
sment Ii fraud and d sham. z
Before the announcement OF the de-
cision counsel for the union asked
leave to file an aftidavit signed BY
sixty members Of the union which
stated that they are opposed to yio.s
slence in any form In connection with
the strike. Attorneys for the Typothe,s
stae objected TO The admission Of this
but IT was allowed BY the court to so
Into the record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
FATE Oh MEAsuRE In DouBr.
6arong Opposition 90 philippine Tarlff
Hisi III Senate.

Js Washing ton an. The present
status sof the Philippine tariff bill III
worrying friends of the administra-
ton Is freely predicted BY many
proninent leaders that the pending
bill win never be reported from the
/ senate Philip ines eominit tee but will
die q painless death.
This ID vigorously denied BY Sem
ntor Lodge, the chairman of the com
mittee. He says the bill must ba
sHOdifed to meet certain Objections
! and that 1t viii bs reported. The pre-
ponderanee Of senti ment Is that d re-.
port will be made This viii be done
out Of courtesy 70 Mn Lodge. tf moth
Ing else.
When the bin gets INTO the senate
I III Will meet with cold reception
& from AL senator's whose constituents
ars Interested IN beet sugar or to-
( baeco. These will also be aided by
the cane sugar senator's. 1t ie said;
that rom sixteen to twenty Repub-
tican senators are unalt erabIy opposed
TO- IL. Some OF the Democrats favor
.ft because Il II 80 step IN The direc-
/ ton of free trade Others ansagonize1
1 II for the son that 1t Id desired by
the administra ration and iii not true
I Democratic dpct rine. They prefer to
stand out Tor absolute freq trade IN
Stead of q mere SOP.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
DEATH OF KING CHRISTIAN TX. OF
DENMARK FOLLOWS uNEx Is
PEcTED COLLAPSE. y.
WAS EIGHTY SEVEN YEARS OF AGE
DECEASED MONARCH RELATED
10 ALMos ST EVERY ROYAL
FAMILY IN EUROPE.

Copenhagen, Jan. 30 King Chris
tian Of Denmark died at $3.50 p. M,
passing away quietly surrounded by
The crown prince and family and the
doWager empress Of Russia.
The kings death was quite sudden.
Although for some time, past he has
showed evidences that the weight Of
his years was beginning to tell upon
him there was no Indication of his APP
preaching end. His majesty gave long
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
DEMuRRERs oVERRULED.
George w. Beavers Must Stand Trial
on Several CHARGES


Washington, Jan. 80 Justice Gould
has oveTruled the demurrers OF George
w. Beavers to the Indictments charg.
ing him with consp iring with former
State Senator Greene of Binghamp
ton, N. I. and w. d. Doremus to de.
fraud the government III connection
with the furnishing of postoftice sup;
plies and also to the indictments
against Beavers ndividually charging
4 him with bribery.
Justice Gould also oyerrdled the
pleas in abatement Of State Senator
George j. Greene of sBingh N
=, and w. d. Doremus TO the indict
n1eIlts charging them with conspfrine
In connection with George w. Beavers
to defraud the government In the fur
snishing of pestoff1ce supplies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
FOUR RA|lNNIEINl KILLED
Great NOltheTRs PaIaiaI Oriental Limited Crashes Into
Another Passenger Train and Kills -Four En-
ployyees Engines Badly Damaged

Spokane, ash, an. The
Great Northern Oriental Limited west
bound, and an east bound passenger
train coldded head on near e,oIumbia
Falls, Mont, causing the death Of
two ffremen and the two express mes
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30

4 washington ian. The house
today began the discussion Of the
Hepburn railroad rate bill. Mr. r
debate on the measure. Chairman
debatet on the measure. Chairman
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30

sengers and injuring several other
:trainmen, The engines and express
cars were badly damages ALI trains
are delayed several hours. The
Oriental Limited Isl the finest train
on the road.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
EIlxpIosfofs KENO fIhrae,.

Tinnipeg Man, jan. so.-By d
pTemature explosion Of dynamite On
the anadian Pacific railroad con
strueticn near keewatin three men
were killed and four were badly
w0anled The men killed were
EWsdes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
May OPPOSE BALFoUR.
/ liberals to Fight His Second Attempt
at Election. 39s

at Election.
London, Jan. 30.At meeting of
the Conservative association of the
city Of London the resignation Of a.
Gibbs, member of parliament for
the city Of sLondon was accepted and
the candidatnre Of Arthur j. BaIfour
for that cons ituency was approved. @
The Liberia association OF the city
sof London also met and postp oned
until Friday its decisiop whether to
oppose the former premier Several
Liberals expressed willingness to con
test the scat NJ;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE
Thrse Men Killed and a Fourth "a
tally Injured.

Peoria, ILL.,, jan 30.--In a headon
collision between al passenger train
and a freight train near Edelstein
three men were killed and another IA
Z tally injured. The express car with
all its contents was burned and much
damage was done to train property
The wreck happened on steer
Grade On the Santa Fle road The east
bound fast passenger train was be
hind time and was running down hH
saats e high rate of speed when ON 4
curve 1T crashed into double header
Westb pound freight. The men killed
were railroad employees. No passen
gers were hurt. .$5ss
sss The baggage car caught fire and
was destroyed. The car is said tc
have contained a large sum of money
which was burned. Nj
HIS WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
Missouri officials. Unable to Subpoena
Rockefeller.
5s# New York, Jan, &c. A report IS
current that John ID. Rockefeller
sailed for Europe on jan. S to see his
daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Strong, who
sis i'll at Cannes, France. H. H. Rog-
ers, however, says that he has heard
from Mr. Rockefeller within the last
week and that he feels quite sure he
Ills still in this country. AT Mr.. Rookie
feller's home here It Is said that he is
In the South.
Dispatches from Cleveland recently
have said that "A ttorney General Had
ley of Missouri desired Mr. Rockefel-
aer's test mony in the oil inquiry, but
had as vet been unable to get into
communication with him. s :]s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
sToctSMEN IN CONVENTION. d
Many important Questions Slated fol
Discussion.

~ usSSt
Denver, Jan. 80 Hundreds of stock
men have come TO Denver to attend
The Western live stock shoW and the
meetings to- be held here this week.
The live stcc how, which is to- be
made an annual event, opened during
the afternoon with 3S6 entries, over
100 carloads OF fine stock being ex-
hihited The Matt onal Live Stock as.
ISOLATION and the American Stock
Growers assoeiatf On, organized year
ago by seceders from the national as
sociation, assembled In joint session.
5It fs expected that the associations
viii be reunited al this convention.
Many imp ortant questions are to
engage the attention OF the stockmen
Z this Week, inelss rat Tread rate
legislation, recipro city and the use of
public lands for grazing.
This convent ion 8 said President
/ Murdo Mackenzie Of the American
Stock Growers. associati lon !. will
mark The beginning Of great epoch
B IA the history Of the American stock
grover. With the cSsiS, lemen Of the
country allied III one strong organiza.
Hon, working entirely to the benefit 81
the producer almost anything can BE
accomplished 70 the betternent 81
present condi Il Ions. I,
II :, 4 II = = n = - = - :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30

King Christian, is Duchess Of Cumber-
land Her husband claims the throne
of Hanover. sSs
Prince Waldemar, the youngest OF
the children of King Christian mar
ried Princess Marie Of Orleans, eld-
est daughter of the Due de Charlres.
Finally, al grandson of King Chris
tian, Prince George, IS high commits
sioner OF the powers in Crete The
prince has been mentioned as likely to
be betTothed to Princess Victoria of
England. daughter of King Edward. I
GENERAL MOURNING IN EUROPE.
King Christian Directly Related to
Many Royal Houses. ~
London, Jan. 30.The sudden death
of King Christian of Denmark, called
the father-in-laW of Europe, will
place the majority of the royal houses
of Europe in mourning. The rulers Of
Russia. Great Britain, Greece, Sweden
and Norway are directly related to
the dead monarch either personally or
through their consorts. His sons and
daughters were preparing for their an
nual trip to Copenhagen to celebrate
his eighty-eighth birthday. Queen
Alexandra received the news Of the
death of her father at windsor. 1t
came as a great shock to her, as APP
parently there had been no previous
tntimation of any indispesition.
| In view Of the death of the king of
Denmark the Official and other engage
ments in which the British court is
concerned will be postponed or can
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
TALK FOR A Week
Hepburn Railroad Rate Bill Is Now Before the HOuSe
This is an Administration Measure and Vote
IS Asked In Week

Hepburn asked that all speeches be
confined TO the bill under discussion
and said he hoped q vote would be
taken on the measure a week from
today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
i GRAPPLEs WITH AssAiLANT.=
Attempt TO Assassinate Danish Minis
sss ~ ter OF Justice Fails.

US ter of Justice r ais.
penhagen, Jan. 30. An attempt to
shoot NJ. Alberti, the minister Of jus.
tice, was frustrated by the bravery of
1 the minister, who grappled with his
assailant and wrested the revolver
from him before ii could be dis
charged. The minister's assailant,
who was promptly arrested, was for.
mersy an insurance agent named Boye,
who had been sentenced to term Of
Imprisonment for burglary in spite of
his protests that he was innocent.
Boye called at the ministry and drew
a revolver immed iately after he had
been admitted to the presence of Min.
lister Albert. Friends Of the prisoner
say he had become mentally upbal-
anced by shis alleged wrongful impris-
onmant. ~
CALLS KAISER HIS BROTHER.
czar's Toast Believed to Signify New
alliance. 5s 3.
ST Petersburg, Jan. 30.A new
grouping Of the powers of Europe,
with Germany and Russia arraYed
side by side IN the closest friendship
and the mismatched alliance Of the
empire with republican France tagging
in the rear, was forecasted by the
words Of Emperor Nicholas at a gala
luncheon at Tsarskoe-Selo in honor Of
I Emperor Wi Hams birthday 8s
ss Rising to his feet before brilliant
company Of Russian and German rep.
8resentatives to propose a toast to the
German emperor Emperor Nicholas
lifted his glass and said slowly and
distinctly, as If weighing every word:
drink to the health Of the EN-
peror Of Germany and the king Of
Prussia, my brother and very dear
friend. 2 5i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
sviL AFFECT fso. 600 MEN;
Strike involving New York City Rniic
Ing Trades Threatened.

New Fork. ] Ian. 50 strike EN-.
braclng 100, 600 men ana Involving the
entire buiIding ndustry of New York
I Is now heing eagerly aimed at by the
structural steel workers Of the city.
Such q desperate step "a necessary.
they say, in order to preserve their
waning organization from cosnpleto
rain as d result oil the strike in which
they have been engaged for the past
seven weeks.
~ The delegates OF the Honsesmiths
and Bird emen,s union vhieh en-.
braces the structural steel workers.
have preVailed on the Central Fed.
erated union to ortie every labor or
ganization still AT peace With their en-.
snloyers It'd hreak lose peacefuI rela.
tiers and ally themselves With the
strfkars. II they fall to do BIO they
are to be suspended from the Central
Federated uHiof he nntans I'M
volved Will decide Immediately what
coarse they intend to pslrsue
VICTIMS OF REVOLuTIoNIsTs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07

Bill of P. Cooprider was laid on
the table until next meeting.
Request of Henry Schridde to erect
building on lot 10, block ia, not
granted as plans submitted did not
confirm with fire ordinance.
On motion the proposition of the
Santa Fe agent to pay for half of the
arc light at depot was accepted.
p 1t was moved and seconded that
the safe belonging to the city be Of
tered to the Masonic lodge for $50.
The ordinance committee was re.
quested to look up the ordinance re
2 lating to hues, and if found desirable
to prepare new one. 80
O. 1t was moved and seconded that
o Judge Cole be retained by the city tc
assist in prosecution of the State VS.
Savoy. Durkin, Smith, Moses, Mil
Ter and Newcombe voting aye. Hon
neniand Allison voting no.
Council went into executive ses.
sion. Q
Council re.cOnvened,,in regular SEES
sion. 90
Committee from Hose Company
appeared before the Council anc
. asked that the Council join.with then
10 giving reception on New Year.
day,ibut:no definite action was taken
Council adjourned. 20
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07
District Court In SessInn.

District court convened in this city
Tuesday morning, with Judge
oBrinkerhoff on the bench. Several
divorce cases and acouple of criminal
. cases were disposed of and the.nill
is still grinding. %
Sig Springer, charged with forgery,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for an indeterminate
sentence of Que to tee years..
John SCHNEIDER, charged; wit h
burglary, plead guilty and was sen.
fenced 10 the refOrmatOry at Hutch.
inson, for as long period as the
officials OF that institution saw fit to
keep him there.
"u0i 0'dnuStail was granted a
divorce from Vicy Grandstaff, Blanche
Barr from Frederick Barr, andi G. V.
Davidson from Lizzie Davidson.
The case Of the state VS.. W. E.
Petty was called this afternoon. and
at the time the reporter made his last
round the jurorswere being examined.
The case. IS ffom Hoisiugton, and the
party is charged with stealing grain
from a car and putting it into the
elevator managed by himself.
S. ]. Williams, of Pawnee Rock
was transacting business In the CITY
Saturday afternoon. y
L. C. Holgate of Great Bend was
IN Larned Tuesday on business
Larned Tiller and Toiler;
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07

Geo. ". Thatcher of Great Bend
was in town Wednesday andpaid an
official visit to the local Masonic
lodge on that evening. After the
lodge meeting all present adjourned
to the Delmonico. where oysters we're
served. All the Masons present GER
taiuly had a most enjoyable time
Rush Center Breeze;
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07
o Board Of Education.

The Board met IN regular session
with President Charles in the chair.
The roll Was called and the follOHing
members answered to their names:
Sans, Charles, Young, Rubart, Nc
Kinney, GWinn, Newcombe, Simp-
son and Luse. Minutes of last meet
ing read aud approved.
The following bills we're allowed:
S Baily, repairing clock -. ...."......t Is
Fred Euttleman, labor and material. ...... 46 So
G Thatcher, truant oficer for dI days. II 90
ct Bend Telephone Co., rent to Jan. 1, 'OT
Bill Tor 300. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
WP FEEDER, printing -. ...-..."..... $50
Lundblads Bolinser, supplies. ......... 2 10
Great Bend Furnitpre Co., supplies ...... s.
Sloniger, clustering =. ................ 5 90
+ Marsh, commission, ..-..-... ..-...--.. Z Il
Copple, drying ........ -. ...... / 90
& Noses Nero Co., supplies. ......... 20
Total Isl 90
Treasurer's report received and &C
cep.ed.
On motion Of Young, it was order
ed that the schools have vacation
from December II, 1906 to January
g.. 1907.
The resignation Of Gertrude VIII
box as music teacher was received
and accepted This position to be
left vacant the balance Of the school
year.
On motion Of Young, the matter Of
Janitor Hainline's salary was left in
the hands Of the Building Committee
with power to act.
On motion of Newcombe, a com.
mittee Of three, composed Of Young,
Luse and Newcombe, were appointed
by the chair to look up the matter of
the Barnes High School Law.
Salaries Of teachers and janitors
for the month ending November %,
1906, were then allowed.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet December II, 1906.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07
City Council Meeting.

Council met in regular session
With Mayor Moses in the chair.
Council men Honnen, Durkin, Smith,
Moses, Allison, Miller, Newcombe,
present. o
=: Minutes of8 last regular meeting
read and approved. Monthly report
Of clerks collections and treasurer's
accounts presented. and ordered
placed on file. o
A petition signed BY E. G. Cole
and sixty-eight others was presented,
asking that there be submitted o the
voters Of the city at a special election
to be called at the earliest date prac.
ticable, the establishment and main
tainance. Of a free public library and
reading room. On roll call the said
petition was granted. All council,
menopresent voting aye.
= 'Apetftion signed by Frank Patter.
son and four others, was presented,
asking that fire limits be extended to
= include 9lots l9-2O-21 % 1894 in
block ZIG, and on roll cali said peti.
ton was laid on the table. Alr.coun'
acilmen present voting aye.
The following bills having been
approved by the Finapce Committee
warrants were authorized drawn on
O the treasurer for same:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07

rs. ]. Williams, of Pawnee Rock
was transacting business IN the city
Saturday afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-12-07

L. c. Holgate Of Great Bend was
IN Larned Tuesday on business
Larned Tiller and Toiler;