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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
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opel KIT N9le'
6lens6org. 9pem eer
6anff airfe2 s n5lensbor5
.qpis" meooeles: Menig6eosrepr9z
IentantIfabet for Dor 5rue Sogn
6olOt forleoen 1lp0e UNDER 5Ors
TaOe at qroOit Qiele. Pad Mpost
rpleftes ct Sfpn. Iom par uodrs
beioet af Sdgfprer Giei6ling Der
i 8Dsn, og at boiltet bet Ipnes at
Tremgda, at life 6eaigdanosfloItret,
men Dor 5rue 5ogn er Ger At
.OanIf 8irte. MenIg6eosrepreIens
tantitabet oeOtog At laoe Sagsn
nermere unoerlpge oeO Sagfprer
goei4ling, Og 4Ois buns anta9slIs
ituloe pie fig at o9re ri9tig, oa
Il. gore Striot til At faa airtea
ooeroraget.
qaa @runO 6eraf iti1eoe Menigs
6eosrepraIentdnt 2uoolf Sesien
6orilag ON at rejIe Snoiigelie moo
oct IteOfunone Salg at qr9oifez
itolen fra 0anit airte til Spr9enss
6p Sogn. 9ans 6orilas toges til
6plge, og man oeotog at tilitiae
ct. Sprgens So9n en- StriOelie,
6oori Der forels6ig .6enitiaes til
ct. Sprgens So9n, ON oct life enc.
MI at 4ietets9eninn Oil0e afItaa
ira at flqtte gre0iteItolenn til Den
npe airte paa Sprgensbp.
2broag Gftermi0oag Iaas Pres
Oiteitolen fra 0anit airte paa en-
5r9foogn At blioe tgrt ON til Sers
gensbp. graOiteitolen inoiattes bc:
Ii 9uiet 9aoneOejen 50, 9OOr 5prz
gensbp airtes 9p9meiter, 2lrtiteti
Brale, boz,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

5lensborg. SRA set urolige
Ru8lan0. 81. Qnnbl.) @n
StprmanOs Some / 9ej9aoe oar
faaet Meooelelie ON, at benOes Bro
Der meO 8ons og ire 9prn er bleoz
ne or9bte UNDER u~roligbe0erne /
aigd, 6Oor Sc bOeOe. Sire 9prn,
Der. ioO for fig Ielo, bleo life FUND
ne at Mor0erne. @runoen til Mor0z
oaa0en BAR nogle penge, iom Mors
oerne oitoe 6aoe fat /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

MS. arigergraoe. Sra Sps
rup6aO ifriOes til r0pb6slspoiten
Ben 10. Dug. 81. anOet:
9eO 9pOejen inoss Ogiaa ct meo
Serngitter inO6egnet @raoite0 for:
N. G6riitenien at 5biiteO Qmt,
10. aegiment, faloen 20. Sum
1864" st lignenOe 8raOiteo fin
oes goot bunoreOe Wleter Oeitli9ers,
lige inc un0er Stootanten, 6oor en-
at 0atioens nSuOneOe" rimeligo;s
j en- 6art er leOen iteOet til Spite
/ bine R9OIelszO Dag Puu ct 9rao=
tors itaar Der nemlig: nMlinOe ooer
en- 0anit SolOat, falOen / 8ampen
for 5eorelauoet 1864" 8egge De
Der nepnte @raoiteoer er mutt oeoz
lige6olOte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

6aoersleo. &ulofejtet paa
. ammen. unOer Den it9rte
Storm Ben 20. aug. tulOiejleoe beo
5retioen en- 8aaO, bOOri Der bar
2 unge &ebenbaonere, iom er / Be
Jog Dos paitor Prabl. l9%elOigOis
reoOeOes Oe to unge Menneiter at
Soft, ser bar paa Milit9r6a0edns
.~italten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14
.unhrriuunnn

motrdterm %
ga la ct. Socialoemotraterne lDnes
6enne Gang m9rteligt not at bile
gre iGrlige QnItrengelier for al
Jamie Stemmer be6 uofplonlngss
talgst I 9aOsrsleo : SpnOerborg
@dlatreos. Der er Gale ON at OPP
title en- OdnIt Socialoemofrat Jon
RanOiOat.
o6iemoal" flyer MI, at 9laoei
bar taget fell, naar oct bar meos
0elt, at Der par fun0et en- pasiens
Sc focidloemotratiIt R%igsoagstdns
bioat / Aausnraa. Der adnoioat,
Ger tGntes pdu, er 5r. 8aloemdr
Sgrsnien I 6lensborg.
Der er I oenne 6enieenoe emo
MI life taget nOgen afgerelie, men
unuligt er oct lite, at Den napnte
9anoiOat opitiaes. 6an BAR in0s
til I 5ior 5Oraar 9%ppO9raf, er
SorrstningSfsrer for 5orbrugsfores
ninsen % 6ormano for 5agfores
ningsturteIet / 6lensborg.
Soctdlifterne o9 Rigs
0aQso1I9et. s oct mfielIfe Socids
liitblao LrS9Iesoig 6oliteiniide
@oas 2 3eitun9") for eprodg Den
%. Qug. oHentliggpr n@entralbes
itDrelien for en- IocialOemofrdtiife
GsntralfOrsning for oen l. Og 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING 8algtreOs" imioltrs
tio ct ~iaalpoenoe Opraab til Bel
gerne:
IS 6sn6olo til en- 9 ellutning pad
en- Qartitonference opitiaes PED bet
f~oreitdaenOe RigsOaos : GfteroaIg
/ ben fstite Tesoig : b%olitenite 9algs
freos, 6aoersleo Senoerbor9,
Q~drtifeaen 9, MiHelien / Stems
borg ION set IocidloemotratiIte Bur.
lis 9anoiOdt. gi opfororer pore
famtlige pdrtif9Ger | ferite areos
til meo al oeres araft at tr9oe in0
/ 9algtampen for oenne aanoioas
tur."
ct Qegdt til Wfnoe ON
8e0aftsr Sesfen. 5 idmt=
lige oanits BLADE / Roroilesoig fin
oes fplsenOe Opraub, unoertsgnei
al galssrforeninaens 8eItprelie og
5ilipnsraao;
Reoatter Sesien er dfgadet pee
DOZEN. Den oanife Sag bar be-
meo li0t ct oDeroroentlig tort o.
fsleligt 5a6.
Scr afoeoe Ri9soagsmano bar
frabeOt iig &ranie pda i'm Site,
ban bar enitet, at gefoltnin9en lite
ftuloe reiie Minoeten pad bans
@rdp. 5dtnemligheoen operF or
bans 6siDOningsfuloe, omfdttenoe o9
ppofrenoe Qrbejoe / ben odnfte Gags
Siensite er imiolertio iaa onb og al
minOslig / HorOiIsspis. at Den trens
ger til al giOe fig ct dnoet ipnli5t
ll0trpt. 9i tror 0erfor at o9re
fulO OoerensItemmelfe meo 81
foltninaens gnife, naar oi forelladr
SprettelIsn al ct 2e9at, ipm ifdl
bore Heodtter SesIens Rapn. 90
Ri tror at banole / bans 4dno,
nadr Renterne at 2egatet efterSam=
raaO meo bans gnte i9rfia dns
penoes til Ststts for 0anitbeosn
pda oe srueoe Ggne.
RorSIlssDiesre! Gn at De ppperits
% ojRroeite 1yortempere / Den Lag,
baaroe aamp for Dor! 5olttt'p oa
Dor 5olteIag er bleosn bcrttllot.
Gao os. ioet Ri Iooer 9indnOsn 1t
fortI9tte aampen for Oor n%dt,9.alc
iet, 69ore bans Minoe oeo At uGs
piOs bort natoinale 5orioar!
2|ptsborg Slot. Den preuss
fife Gambling git | 5ior inc paa
at fOrars Sertusen at 2pfsborg life
alene 2Dtsborg Slot, men ogiad en-
Gum penge. Slottet tr9ngte til en-
erunoig Reitaurering, og oerfor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

AdpeHfQd. On tDr I'D u
Iefgift. 5orleoen osnote 6sOleme=
tier q. @regerien tilbage til I'll
9jem / aa6enraa fra ct 8eieg
asben6aon. 6an fortRGer fslgenO.
5iloragelie, Der banote, ga ban
pasiereoe 3~oloitationen / 8oiens:
IA ban tom til 9ojens, bar ban
unoer Qrmen en- qottepldnte, ION
Tan boaoe febt / 8eben6dbn For
% Gre. acknowledgements for.
lan9te at faa Papiret taget al
9lomiten og unoertaiteOe Sen Ser.
Iefter ct ifarpt 6fteripn. pSa", Tiger
9regerien, p8lomiten bar bOerter
5ubertler eaer Gus. set fan jeq
9drdntere for"
v9lomiten er toIopligtig", flyer
5olofontroapren, Den toiter 16 Utt
/ 3ol0l"
9fegerlen par ll9e peo al gdd BAG
oOer at 5~orbaoielle oeO at bsrt
oenne Sum naone; ban f%oretraI
al la0e 3ol0oefsnet 6ebolos 9lom.
lien o9 Hap fau for at betale er
5olo, Ser bar ca. 60 @ange Ia1
flor iom 9tomitens @er0i.
Sad oiot n6ejmoafs" MeOOeler
9taoet tilfsier:
Som befenOt er 5olOoGienet an.
Ioarligt for, al leOenoe Plunter Ot
BETTER undertakes ct Oioenita6e.
ligt efteripn for at fuu ~tonitaterei
at qlanten lite er befengt mel
9inlus. 5ortlaringen til oOenitda.
en0e file 5ortaGing mac rimeligoii
Isqes 6eri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Nis. Gn lem 5ejlta8el c.
Sra @uoerup itrioes til r0p66pls
Yoiten" Den 10 Mug: Gn 5ejltd9els
lie, iom tunoe baoe bait DOZEN
til 5elge, pdsIereoe forIeoen 8d5
/ 0uoerup. gsOfer Yeteriens 9us
itru tog nemlig fell AZ en- SLATE
og orat / Steoet for 10 @ram
Mifstur ct tilfoarenoe aoantum al
en- it9rt aloroformooplpsning. S
Iterite 0ait benteoes 9agen fra
Quguitenborg. Der inogaO aonen en-
Moogift, iom efter no9en 5iOs
Borleb beoirteoe en- OptdItnin9.
6eften. Sra Ggen tribes
til n0p6bslsPoiten" Den 10. aug.:
9piten nermer Jig itertt i'm 4f=
IlutHing og De ii0Ite qftener bar
2anosbperne genlpOt At glade Raa6
al 6olt, Der tprte Soften Riem.
2anOmunOen bar al 9ariag til 4.
Oere tilfreOs, t6i tun IjelOent for
rettes 6eItarbejOet unoer ida bel
oige 5or6olo Iom / 2tar. 9intertor=
net er blsoet bierget i en- 5ilitana
faa goo fom ingen Sinoe og uos
bpttet er, baaoe meo 9enipn til
@oobeo og Mangee, uomarfet. Man
tan / 9tar gleoe Ii9 til ct goot Chit
te 9rpo. Sommertornet. iom man /
5oriommeren n9reoe nogen 9etpm;
ring for, bar 6eloig mooitdaet 5er=
feO og @arme og gioer gennems
gaaenOe en- 9(ol. Ser maa taloes
oDer al 5oroentning GOD. glt / al
en- rigttg goo 9pit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

alipleO Omsgn. S~oroen=
peir og Storm. Isl. 9tp.)
5irsoag 4ften oen IA. aug. trat
ct 5oroenpejr op / SpoOeIt, Ser,
Iaa plot oioes, Dog life bar gjort
nogen Sfa0e Der omtrin9.
9erimoo bar en- ortanagtil
Storm, Der fulgte meo, polot fem
5%oritbrrelier. paa ct oeo @rusa
graben paa aartoft Mart unoer OPP
ferfel o9renOe 6us taiteoes Sdgst
oper Gnoe, og Sernbj9lter tneties
oss. paa @ilsb9t Mart bleO bos
8. aeiter nogle o~pItable0e Wtoie-
braooer talte0e no / en- 5srpegrao.
Sos 6. MartenIen reb Stormen
-oppen nj ct 99s og Msnningsn
al Sniet. Sos 8. SsrsenTen req oen
Sernblitplaosr at 5aget, os fers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

@raaiten Omegn. Soften. (5!.
No. Gn Del al De min0re 8aaroz
ejere Ser paa @gnen er aaereoe %.
Qu9. ferOige meo Soften. 9ois Del
ret bol0er Jig ct Bar Oage, fel9er
Here eFter. Saa oil man ogIaa
pda oe iterre 8ddrOe mart fad SCI
Sen / 6us. DIT &ornet Der ON
tring er uom9rtet, ligeiom 8les
oeren par 0at. &artoflerne er goOe,
Roerne looer ct goOt uobbtte. Rig
tia @r9smdngel er Ser en0nu itte;
oerimoo iapner man 8dnO flere Ste
ser.
Gram. Np 0prl9ge. Niels
9~orenien, Sen at @aaroejer Mars
tin 2orenien / Siiet, Der er uos
oannet Iom Oprlage pad 8eteriz
n~9ritolen / &e6en6abn og alereos
far prattiieret Iom @sIiitensoprla=
9e ct Bar Steoer I &ongeriget, bar
neoIut iig / 8ram og Ofl forelpbig
30 / Slotsfroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Qbtsborg Slot. Den preuss
fife 9anOOus git | 5ior inc pda
at for9re 6ertugen at 2ptsborg life
olsne 9pts6org Slot, men ogiaa en-
Gum penge. Slottet tr9ngte til en-
qrunoig Reitmrering, og oerfor
maatte 6ertugen %foruoen Slottet
ogiaa baDe penge til en- lddoan.
De laoer til, al oct er Weningen
belt at ombpgge Slottet; Ger ifrioes
nemlis fra 2ptsbors til naieler
3eituns":
Den OmbDgning Of oct berb9s
renos 6~ertugelige Slot. Der bar oGa
ret paat9ntt | l9ngere 5io, er MI
poabegpnot UNDER 9eoelie al Artis
left S4li9ting at 5lensbors. Dog
ppfsres Der | Qar fun Iets Sioebngs
ninger, forioen at Slottets Gag
fornpes. R~popfsrelfen at bet egsnie
Iiee Slot Dil ferft blioe paubegpnOt
neite aar. Slottet er opfsrt / RE
n9sfdncsitil 1882, % MI bar Ser
tugen beiluttet at opbDgge Slottei
ngjugtig iaalsoes. iOm oct oprinoes
lie bar bpgget. Der er bleoet ino=
bentet Stsn fra prOOinstOnierDas
tor profesior !Saupt FAINT fra oei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-14

Star6at. SnOre 8 Il
bp9ger et tort mt 5oriamlingsbus,
Der tan rumme mango MenneItsr.
Raar nu ON Ell Bar glar oesuoen
Den projettereoe 6rimsnig6eOstirte
blioer Opfprt, oil 9pen Oere rig
puu SteOer. boor Oen adnoelige
5ran9 tan t%ilfreositiles, nemlig;
Staistirfe % 5rimenisbeostirte
Stdtstirtens 5orIamlinssbus og
Snore Misiions 5Oriamlings6pg-
ming og adnObobjemmets itore 5ors
iamlingsial. 9pert Steo fan Der
b9re 6unoreoer at Msnneiter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
Railroad Shops
Boom Fitzgerald
200 Acres of Yards and a
Mile and a Half of
Brick Buildings.

Fitzgerald, Ca, July 49,
It is not extravagaut to predict
for the town more rapid growth
during the next five years than
it has made during the five just
past, for the presence here of
the A. B. & A. shops will be of
more interest to investors than
has the establishment of any
other industry located here.
The shops themselves with their
army of employees will be some
impetus 10 trade. Those who
have looked over the site and
noted the extent of the buildings
can not doubt the permanency of
of the institution.
The shops and yards will cover
200 acres, and the buildings con-
temp1ated at present would reach
one and one half miles if strung
out in line. Ali the buildings
will be of brick, aud will range
from 100 by $50 10 $50 by 800
feet, and their construction will
require something over 1850, 900
brick.
The company will put in
complete system of waterworks
and the shops will be lighted by
electr icity to furnish which the
company will erect their own
plant. A 30-stall round-house
and enor nous turntable will be
one Of the features of the COM
pleted shops, excavations having
been completed for it.
Over 100000 has already
been expended in orders for new
machinery and equipments, but
work is delayed for the want of
laborers, there being need of
about 200 common laborers at
resent.-Savannah Morning
News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
WARNING.

Last night about 3 o'clock a
robber entered my house
and waking my wife by laying his
hand on her she called for my
assistance and he disappeared
out the back door. My wife al
ways burns the lamp at night on
account of the children; he was
very careful to take all the
matches in sight and putting the
lights out so as to make his es-
cape.
I write this for the benefit of
every family in and around the
city of Fitzgerald to be on the
lookout and be prepared for the
rascal when he comes for there
is no telling where his next visit
will be.
Your friend
John M. Bishop.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
REWARD.

Whereas my attention has been
called to the fact that within a
few days there has been two arc
lights Cone on corner Maiu and
Ocmulgee streets at A, & B. rail-
way depot, and one on corner of
Altamaha and Hooker streets at
residence of Mr.. H. C. Drew
have been wilfully aud malicious
ly destroyed by some unknown
person or persons.
Aud whereas it is to the utter
est of the city of Fitzgerald for
the protection of property there
of, I will pay the sum of SIS each
for the arrest and conviction
thereof of such offender, and for
all offenses of like character tina I
may hereafter be committed in
the city of Fitzgerald.
And whereas my attention
has been also called to the de-
struction of certain shade trees
of the city of Fitzgerald, l will
pay the gum OF ten dollars
each for the arrest aud con-
viction thereof of such offender,
or for such offenses as may here
after be committed, all convic-
tons to be had in the city Court
of Fitzgerald, at which time such
rewards will be paid.
Given under my hand officially
this the 18th day of July, 1906.
D. w. PAULK.
Mayor city of Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
RAILROAD GOSSIP

It is rumored that the Ocil1s
and Va1dosta railroad will own
the F. O. & r. B. in a future NOT
far off.
Conductor Newton has been very
i'll again, seriously on Sunday and
Sunday night. He made one trip
on his old run and which was
probably too soon after his re-
cent illness.
C. E. Bidding, an employe of
the A. B. & A. is at the residence
of VIM. Thomas very sick with
appendicitis. His home is in
Boston, Massachusetts,. Perhaps
you can be of assistance to the
stranger.
Sidney Kittredge, the seven
teen year old lad from New York
is still at the residence of VIM.
Thomas, but conva1escing. If
it was your son you would take
him out riding and perhaps give
him a day in the country. Who
will open their hearts to the
boy far from home.
Will Adams, of the commits
sary department of the A. B. &
A. came in on Saturday after sew
eral days absence.
Conductor Brady returned
from Macon Sunday with his
three children who have been
visiting with relatives.
J. E. Crawford, agent for the
Seaboard Air Line, is az his home
sick, w. McLendon, chief clerk
of the freight department fill
ing his place.
John Kil1ingsworth one OF
the other clerks is still at
Washington, D. c..
Mrs. B. F. Holtzendorf, wife
of the Superintendent of the
Douglas, Augusta and Gulf R. r.
is a visitor in this city today
coming over from her home in
Douglas on business.
Ticket agent Norris is ex'
pected home, today to resume his
old position in the A. 3. & A. de-
pot.
The pay roll of the A. B. & A..
yesterday was in the neighbor-
hood of $20,O 0O.-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
Advertising the
''Co|ony City,"
Many People from Over the
State Visit the Colony
City with a View
to Locating.

The extensive advertising of
Fitzgerald and Winona Heights
by the Glynn Development Com
pany, thro out the state has done
great deal toward bringing the
attention of outsiders to Fitzger-
aid. And from present indicat-
ions there will be a large crowd
here attending the big sale sale
on next Wednesday and Thurs
day.
AS an evidence of this quite a
crowd of people took advantage
of the Sunday rate to come from
various nearby towns and every
one expressed themselves as
being very much impressed with
the city and a mum Der of them
announced their intention of re-
turning and attending the sole
with a view of purchasing and
residing here.
The fact that the Glynn Devel-
opment Company has put this
attractive Addition in such des-
irab1e condition will add consid.
cradle to the building in this
part of the city, as the streets
are all nicely graded and taken
all in all it stands to-day as the
finest residence section and that
alone is an inducement to build.
All this comes at a time when
our city offers every induce
ment to any one desiring to es.
tablish themselves in a progress
i've community and each day
brings something else for us that
plays an important part in attrac-
ting new corners and outside cap
ital.
When we refer to the many
advantages now IN sight and the
various new industries that are
assured, is there any reason why
we should not grow? The Gre
alton of Ben Hill County with
Fitzgerald as the county site is
almost assured and now comes a
rumor in railroad circles. That
the A. B. & A. r. r. will extend
their Thomasville line to Apa-
lachacola and thence down the
west coast of Florida thus giving
Fitzgerald direct outlet to the
Gulf.
The eyes of everyone are now
on Fitzgerald and there are great
things in store for us. And we
must take advantage of them at
the proper time.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
DIED..

On July 16, 1906, Little Joe,
son of DR.. and Mrs. N. G,
Buckley, at their residence on
Grant street, and was buried
this afternoon, the funeral at the
residence. The little sufferer
has lain at the point of death
for several days. The Enter.
prise extends sympathy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
G. A. R. Encampment
Minneapolis, MINI.

To be held at Minneapolis,
Mimi, August 10, IA, IS, and 16.
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES.
The A. B. & A. Railway will
have on sale to Minneapolis,
MIN, on account of the Natl
onal G. A. r. encampment, Aug
ust 10, II, and II, aound trip
tickets at $31.70.
For further information. call
upon the Ticket agent at Fitz.
gerald or J. G. Knapp, CONNER
cia1 agent.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17
State Papers Have Many Nice
Articles Complimentary
to Fitzgerald.

Just now the papers all over
the state are saying nice things
about Fitzgerald.
The Macon Telegraph, Savan-
nah News, Atlanta Constitution,
Georgian News and Journal are
almost daily printing good live
news items about this splendid
city and it is helping wonderful-
1y in attracting people here.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-17

NJ. and Mrs. o. D. Wilson, Of
Douglas, and at one time of Fitz-
gerald, have gone to Hobart,
Oklahoma, to join Mrs. Wilson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Fisk lately of this city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-31

fitted for the position to which he aspires
than our fellow citizen, VIM. A. Wilder,
who is candidate for the nominatian of
register Of deeds.
Mr.. Wilder, who has always been one
Of the foremost and most active and en-
ergetic republicans in Belding. has a
record extending over a period of nearly
years. as one of the best and most
successful supervisors of Ionia county,
having acted in the capacity of chairman
of the board several times during the
tenure Of his office. His long experience
as supervisor makes him particularly an
available man for the position for which
he is candidate. Belding has long been
noted for its large republican majorities
and il the name Of VIM A. Wilder should
find place on the republican ticket, our
citizens would all turn in and make the
vote unanimous.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-31
WANTS TO BE SHERIFF
Wm X. TAYLOR of IonIa IL Candidate
for ShrievaIty Honors.

William R. Taylor of Iona, Deputy
sheriff OF Ionia county. was in the city
Saturday for few hours, shaking hands
with his many friends here and making
new acquaintances.
Mr.. Taylor has been a deputy sheriff
for the past eight years, and as such, has
become well acquainted with the work.
He stands in we'll with all Of the members
OF the lonia county legal fraternity and
would like to be the successor TO our pop
ular townsman, Sheriff Elmer E. Fales.
Mr.. Taylor is also quite detective and
has been very successful in ferreting out
crimes and criminals for the Pere Mar
quette. Should he be elected to this high
office we feel sure that the interests OF
lonia county will be well looked after.
There are several other candidates also
seeking the nomination, Thos. Sherry OF
Ionia, Chas. E. Workman OF Palo and Ell
mer F. Cilley Of Boston. All Of them
are good men for the place and the cam
paign for the nomination will undoubtedly
be lively one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-31
Lost His Brother.

Michael Bracken. brother Of Thomas
Bracken of this city, died at St. Joseph's
retreat at Dearborn, Wednesday evening
at 6:l5, after a long illness. Thomas
paid visit to Springfield. Mass about a
month ago and brought him to Michigan,
placing him in the retreat for medical
treatment but seemingly to no avail. The
remains will reach here at 5:26 tonight
and the funeral will be held at the Catholic
church on Saturday at 900 a. m. Rev
Zindler officiating Mr.. Bracken feels his
loss deeply as this is his last brother on
American soil. two others, however, are
still living in the old country.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-31
Bedding Water Works Fast Near
ing Completion.
Connections Now Being Made with
the Wells.-Mr. Summers Hopes
TO Finish Job soon.

Work on the new system OF Beldinl
Water Works is progressing rapidly anc
indications point to speedy consumma
ton of the work. A large gang OF mer
are fast completing the laying Of the
mains on the North side under the
supervision OF Brook Stahlin and on Sat
urday last Mr.. Summers started q
force OF men making the connections be-
tween the pumps and wells at the new
pumping station just east of the park.
Five good wells have already been Sc
cured and the work Of installing the sixth
Is already in progress.
Our reporter paid visit to the pump
ing station with Mr.. Summers the last Of
the week and found things progressing
finely at that point. An expert wire man
was engaged in putting the light wires in
position. and other work was being done
looking to the speed consummation of the
work. In conversation with Mr.. Sum-
mers he informed the Banner that he
would be ready in about two weeks so
that he could couple on to the new water
mains on this side of the river and furnish
this portion of the city with the fine water
from the wells at once. or If the city
should so elect, by means Of an emer-
gency pipe which connects with the river
be able to couple on to the Old mans for
the time being and save the city the SIS
per month now paid for pumping.
Mr.. Summers is a careful contractor
and has taken an active interest in the
system which he is installing here.
"Oncs completed" said Mr.. Summers,
I'VE will subject the whole line to a $50
pound pressure to the inch, although this is
100 pounds more pressure than will ever
be required on the system"
Each of the wells brought in are Of the
flowing order. and all furnish good flow
age of excellent water To avoid any
possible shortage in case of heavy con-
flagration. an emergency pipe is being laid
to the river, but this will never be used
for city use unless the demand for water
should exceed the supply furnished by the
wells. I'VE will be able" said Mr.. Sum-
mers, to throw stream of water oyer
any building in Belding from our pumping
station. before we turn the plant over to
the city.
Msssrs Gardner & Co. of Traverse
City. who have been engaged in putting
down the wells. are to be congratulated
in the fine wells which they have secured
for the city. Take it all in all, Belding
will soon be the possessor of as fine a
water works system as can be found in
any city of like size in the country.