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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
aUr Hau9t oi. BONANZA.
Ser 1896" oils Spr9enore@er.

gla9 benz leBten i9ipei5erii6en
SruppenSuiammen5ug batten nod Ell
MICE aargauiide Miliaen, -tpie bies ia
iebesmal porfommt, elm paar ldbli9s
SiinOen i'm Sod abSubiBen. lin iid
Die 3eit gu pertiir5en, sriffen iie gu
benz beliebten SAB, fpel9es Spiel III
men benin audi, pie mir feben fperben,
Die 3eit i'm Sluse entfiihrte. OILS ndm=
li6 zines Ntprgens Der aafernier ers
f9ien, I'm einen Der Siinber beraussue
lafien unb 5tpur in Inbetra9t bes Inn
biefe 3eit mad feiner !9eimatb ubses
henben 8abnauges etpas por Der feft'
eeieBten 3eit, brsbte fi9 berielbe bers
Inn unb meints bulb ungebuloig, bali
entriiitet: rs 4a jeB npni 9p, mer
bdnb no sfpe G6riB ufe ama4e, if
DUNE De IpOter!" Spra6's, mii9te biz
|8arten bon neuem, CAB bas Spiel uni
meter 9in9's nit Srumpf unb Std
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Ser bdBIt@e Qont8.

4ls &Dnie WiGbelm III. bon gnes
Lamb zines Sages bur9 Elm in Der
NGbe bon WinbEpr eelesenes Sori
fubr, brGnste ii9 cine 8auersfrau Big
bi9t gum Wusenfeniter, nm ben Mo=
harden re9t betra9ten gu tOnnen. -
Ha9bem fe ibre Neusierbe befriebiei
bate, duberte lie etpas pesiperfenb gu
elmer binter ibr befinbli9en Na6bas
rim: rSt bas Der aDnigg Meiner
Srer, ba lit mein Mann piel biibi9el
ols err" &Dnis @tlheIm, Der etr
iebr feines @ebOr bate, tpanbte fif
ioslei9 gu Der 9auersfrau unb fastt
febr ernitbaft: SUITE 5rau, fpredt
ni6t 10 laut, bebentt, bab i9 cir
Wittper bin, Der tpieber heiratber
mDhte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

ieinen Namen mieoer su gbren au
brinssn, bra9te sr bier bur9 bic 9e-
pi1snloistsn Wa6eni9aften Wilio'
men an i9, unb mdbreno err f4 BRIT
fste I'D bin in philadelphia feinen
Gent i9ulois", bra8te er bier Sau.
isnos UNI ibr sbrli9 erworbsnes @elb,
inbsm sr ibnen papiere bertaufte, Die
10 gut ME rertblos tparsn ober bod
nur eiusn Bru6tbsil oss @srtbss bot
ten, ben sr fid bssa6len lieB. Wdb.
renb er Der uniDerftdt bon Chicago
cine Elm paar bunbsrttauisnb Dollars
tusrt9e Stsrnuarts i9entte, i9doi9te
.r bic Staot gbieago INN ungesdblte
Wilionsn, inosm er ibr Die Union
SrnctiOn Go. aufbhrbete uno bintsr=
lieB.
Sas lit 0erfss' 2ebensperf uro Sa-
nod III sr gu b~surtbeilen. Sas Sents
NAL, bas er fi4 in @bica9o isste. be-
redtiet 3u Der Innabme, oab sr in
9onoOn Mebnlidss bsriu6sn tuoIts unb
nur ,brab" iein mubte, neil man ibm,
estpiBi9t our9 bic @%rfabrung gbiea=
eD's. idarf auf bic Singsrn LAB; ss be-
re&tigt au Der annabme, oaB iein CUR
sduu setrasenes aunfmd3ent6um uno
feline i'm 2leinen ge3eiste @brli4teii
MUIR Mittsl gu benz 3wef, fi9 eins
Stslung in Der vSsfe1idaft" gu ere
rinssn unb feline l1nebrli9teit gu iber-
ttin6en, tuaren.
unb es bere4tist i9lieBli9 au benz
@lauben, bob es nur Der @euiHens'
re9ung uno Der @rtenntniB beg Alters
baB bns 5elo alein ni9t elidlit
ma9t unb einen euten Ruf f9perlit
ertaufsn tann, gu banfen III, tusnrl e,
wirtli9, ME b~erlautet, ben sr6bten
She'll ieinss &eidtbums fir gsmein=
ntiBige 3wede befimmte - wieosl
benz 8olte 3uuies, benz er i6r
raubte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
G-f-.,I;G Dam. (,,t II.

-GrfreuIi9. Dame (au ibrer
autf9er): vIber 5riebri4, Sic hplen
ii9 beut' Mbenb i9on ben Dierten St'
ter; Der Wirtb unb bic Na6barf6aft
miiKen Sic ia fiji einen Sdufer ball
TEN" &utf6er: 80 netn, snGbige
ssral = bic meinen, bas Bier sebOrt
fir bic 9ndbiee!"
= unpprfi9tig. n@ott iiber
bic Welt, ben 9ppf mO6f' i9 mir bers
unter reibsn! Oa lei ih eben In Der
;3eitung, bab Der @aron @eiselitod tit
6ur6gebrannt!" : raommen sic INN
piel @elb Bel i6m9" lin pone 500
Marf, bic ib benz i9le1ten 8erl letz
Der @ottes borgeitern ge-5ablt bab!"
-RGaff;f6er 3euJe. Seut>
nant (ber iid in einem Wibblatt fars
ritirt iisbt): r9u bait &edt, sOttli9er
S9iler: r&rieg fibrt Der WtB auf
etpid nit benz SdOnen!"
= Gin @ef9dftsmann.'-
,Mrtbur, eber bat Der Sunge cine Sops
pelfrone per54ludt!" = r9Gng' ibm
elm Sailb UNI: vginliesenb 20 Mart"
unb i9id' i'm gum Nrst."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Ser Tanae ,,0ssette||.

@pber Der Same @uSette fir 3eiz
tuns itammt, biirfte ben tpenigiten be-
fannt iein. Der erfte Stuat, pel4er
in europa cine 3eitung befab, par
bic &epublif @enebig, mo i'm Sabre
1860 Die erffe, nod ba5u sei9riebene
3eitune, inter @ufii6t Der Staatsins
quiiition eri4ien. Sebe Rummer fOitets
cine r@uSette", b. +. cine feline, ldngit
peri9punbene S9eibemiinae, beren
Same aber gar balb fir ale erf9ei>
nenben 3eitungen gebrau6t tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Gin ataertfantf6er @eIebr'
ter Iber 4euti6Iano'S
&nItmrfeuumg.

lebsr Ssuti9lano's geoeutuns fir
bic Welttultur i9reibt in Der befann.
ten &unofrage oss Barrier .@ourier
guropefn" Der Rettor Der ioaiologii6sn
4btbeiluns oerllniDsrftdt bon @bioa9O,
Nlbipn %. Small:
60 III tein msIrt mo6li6erlegtes urs
tbeil, baB Seuti9lano i'm M%nsemeinen
cine Combination bon SntereHsn ber-
pirtli4t, bic f9 BON aRsn eroBen
NatiOnsl Der rationelen i%osialen
Gage am meifen ndbert. als Demo-
frat bin i'd natirli9 Der ani9t, baB
bic @ntmidslung bas Ginfubberbdlts
nib smii9en Der oeutiden Re9ierun9
unb benz bsuti9en Dolfe dnosrn miro.
Bon meinem @ell4tspuntt miBte bas
elm foloRaler Jurti9ritt weroen, tpenn
bic Seuti9en bic munoerbare rationale
Cooperation Der lebtsn 25 Sabre unter
elmer populdren Snitiatibe fortieBen
t6nnsn. Sslbf Elm iber3eu9tsr Demo-
frat fann bon ben grfolgen 9eutid-
lambs nur nit 8ewunberung ipre9en:
Cine Der wenisf specialization 2ebren,
Die mir Die @siai9te Der Msni9bsit
ertbeilt bat, if bic 9lsi9e unbrau9bar,
teit oes Snbibioualismus unb beg
RoQettibismus in Sbeorie ME in
Praris, penn he aIs ein3ise @runo.
laee Der @efslf1aft aufsefabt tperben.
Die Civilization miro ni9t in ben
Sriumpb elmer Der beiben alien &ina-
len ,2ibertas" uno ySmperium" aus
laufsn. geibe psrbsn baran tbsilneb=
men. Die Jormel Der Qualification,
Der ale NatiOnen 5u3uftrsben i4einen,
.aT.n fOlsenoermaBsn n~usseortidt per-
ben: S9afuug Der sr6btm6sliGfen
3abl bon gbelmiitbis. 9iberalen unb
gefrsitsn, bic in Der bolitdnoigfen
alsr iosialen COOPERATION fir bic S6r=
berung Der pe9islisitigen Sntersfsn
arbeitsn tperoen. Seuti9lanh fdeint
mir In b66srsm @raoe als isbs anbers
0ation bas 9lei&sewi&t swif9en Der
inoibibuelsn Srsibeit unb Der i~oaialen
Cooperation gefunben su baben.
Wenn i'd bon 5ranfrei9 nit beriel=
ben Jreibeit ME bon meinem ei9ensn
2anoe fpre4en BARI, 10 sebt meine
Meinung oabin, bob bic J%ran3oisn
ebenio pie bic @msrifaner, um bic In.
DECENTRALIZATION Senbsn3en gu miloern.
bic unisre Sauptgefabr biloen. mebr
als iebe anbers Hation Deutf9lanb
nit RuBen ftuoiren t6nntsn.
Meine 8emunberune fhr Die fran=
s6fi9e Republif wiro bur9 bic Sbat-
fade aeodTpft. bas fe bieielben Jeb.
Ter unb bisislbsn Wor3iiss aufueif ME
bic ansritunii9e &spubIit. unb
Jranfrei9 unb Nmsrifa f6nnsn um 10
Isi3tsr bic &aratterifii&en gigeui&af.
ten Seuti9Ianos betpunbern. ais berg
lid tpenig @efabr borliegt, bab mir ie
bas na8abmen tueroen. mas mir ais
feline &arafterifii&en Gebler anfebsn.
| sd barf aIfo fagen, bab meins leb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Ser Seridt bes GDrDners
Reib an Sebensmiioen mar
oas lebte Jahr.
@emtge Mnfd4e betm Baoem.

SCeWtUG VWWut Vttut
@dbrenS bic meiaen Sabresbsridts,
bic Die peri9ieoenen Gepartements bers
6fsntli9ten, nur einen gtinfisen Se-
ri9t iibsr ibre 3bdtisteit gebsn uno bie
Gage i'm rOiissn 2idt barfslsn, 1T Der
Beridt, ben Der Coroner Sutepiler
bon Marion gpuntp ioeben per6Hent-
li6t, gang anoersr art. @ein geri6t
it unftreitis elmer Der intereRanteften
unb tpirb ni6t berfeblsn aagemeines
Iufieben su erregen.
SO gebt ndmlid aus benz geridt bers
Dor. oaB bic sInsabl Der Selbfmoroe
f1 UNI 100 PrO3ent sesen oas 8Ors
iahr in unierer Staot uno i'm @ountp
psrmsbrt bot. oab fia aber8 " prosent
tusniger Soossfdue our4 @rtrinten ere
sisnstsn als i'm Sabre 1904.
yWdbrsno bes Sahres 1905, iast
Der gsridt, babe i'd AGO Gd1e ulters
Tu9t. llussfdbr 20 prOcent Der 5dae,
bic i'd untsriu9t babe, purosn in ben
Ofentlidsn Snfituten geprhft. Do
bon sntfielsn auf bas StaotbOipital IS,
auf bag ct. 0incent.6 oipital Is uno
auf Die Srrsnanfalt II Jdae. Man
risf mid mad beridisoenen oerartigen
Snftituten In Stabt unb @ountp, nur
niat nod Der Snoiana Snbutriei4ule
FIR Wdo9en uno in bas Jrauense=
fdn9nib; bon ba aug tpuroe mir ME elm
Gal beridtst. Der mein @ini4reiten er,
foroerte.
SIN babe 80 giisnbabnfdls beri6tet.
6isr ssigts i9 cine 8ermebrung Der
Sobssfdls UNI 10 procent, oage9en
cine 0ermineeruns bon unalidsfdaen,
neil an ben ssfdbrli9en pahagen Yar-
risren aneebra&t tpuroen.
Ss9asbn pstionsu tamen bura gerr
lebunsen um's 2eben. bic fie bel
Strabenbabnunfdlen erlitten, mas cine
8ermebrun9 bon 20 prOcent bebeutet.
wdbreno auf Den Strsden Der slettri=
i8en 8abnen i'm @ountp nod einmal
10 bel perionsn ME i'm 8oriabre benz
Sooe gum Opfer fielen.
Wdbrenb Der lebten smei Sahren
fuurben in Warion gounip mebr Woroe
bssansen als in irseno wel9en 2 Sab
rem in Der @sidi9te oisier Office. Sm
uurisen Sabre wuroen II MOroe be.
sanaen, in bisism Sabre bieielbs alns
3abl. Sn Den meiitsn Jdllen geftan:
Den Die W6rber ibr 0erbreden elm uno
purosn gu lebensldnsli@sm 3u9tbauie
perurtbsilt. 3wei 5dae famen int
Sabre 1905 Dor, no man bic uria9e.
uesbalb fi9 bic @suebre entlaoen bat=
ten, niat ermittel1 tonnte.
Wdbrenb oes lsbten Sabrss purosn
4 5dIe beri9tet, mo perioneu bur9
sinen unslidli@sn 3ufaa eri9Ohen
tpuroen..
Wsnn man bic SslbfmOrb9ronit
bisfes Sabrss (19O5) nit benz Sabre
1904 berglsidt, 10 srgiebt f4 Elm
Wsbr bon 100 prp3ent.
Sfnf3sbn perionen lseten Sanb an
f9 islbf, 13 perionsn peri9ludten
3~arbOlidure. 3sbn nabmen Morpbine
Elm; bier 2auoanum, bier bingen f9
auf; spei nabmen Strpdnin; elmer
@bloroform; elmer i2nitt fi9 bic 9eble
our9 uno swei ftir3ten fi& in's Wafs
Ter.
ungefdbr 10 p@t. Der i'm lssten
Sabre Berfdieoenen Harden an 8us
berculofs. SIM 9anaen murbsn mir
AZ s&wiEbiu&tsfdle bstannt se.
ma9t.
Se&s3ebn Seute ifarben on ben Sol
gen iibsrmdbisen MlfobolaenuRss. %
ftarben on Cerebral 0aemorrboibsn.
Pneumonia bilbete bic 8obesbrfa&e
bon IL Gdlen. SO 2sute Harden an
perf&iebensn 1eratranfbeiten. 18 2eute
ftarbsn an Branbuunber, bic He bur9
unfdlle erbaIten batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

Sie llrfa9e finf meiterer Sobssfdle
biloete 8ergiftung our4 unsltidli&e
3ufdle. 8ier 2eute ftarben an Mfbma;
bier an Carcinoma; bier an paraIpfs.
Mltersfdmd4e nurbe als SObss=
tria9e in IL Sdlsn angegeben. IL
wsitere Peripnen farben an Nrterioioles
rOis; 10 on Der Sri9bt'i9en 9rantbeit,
10 Peeionsn, bic fsts on epileptii4en
Nnfduen litten. tamsn pdbreno oieiss
3uffanbes um, elmer farb an Sppbus=
fieber.
Is Sduslinss Harden Oil Snanition.
2 bsri6ieosn an 2sudhuften. 2 2ins
Der on @boIera. SEEDS Babies ftarbsu
an anoeren uria9en.
Srsi 2euts tams11 um's 2eben. I'M
benz fe nit elettrii9sn 2situnssordbs
ten In Gertitrung tamen. sic uurben
our4 ben StrOm set6otet. Gin Wann
uuroe BON Slibe erf6lagen.
Sn einem anoersn 6aa brad fid elm
Rann oas @enid. Gin iunger Wann,
Der supieI 8Drperiibunssn porsenom-
men uno bisie l~lebunsen gu toQ bstrisb
farb on ben Goleen.
Sin tpsitsres SpFer zines sportes
biloete Elm unoerer iuneer Mann. Sie.
Ter trainirte id tdgli9, UNI bsmnddft
in einem WettNmpi einen Preis su er.
baltsn. 9a er ni1t WaB uro 3iel
belt, bra4te i'm ote ueberantrensuug
ms Grab.
3wei 2sute tpurben BON pferbsn &C..
t6otst, inbsm tbnen bisielben nit ibren
6ufen 8~erleBunaen beibra9ten.
Gin Mann fiel in einsn @leoator=
i6a@t.
3psi M6uner unb cine 6rau fielen
ourd unelhdlide 3ufdue Sreppen bin=
unter uno farben an ben 5Olaen.
8ier tlsine 3nabsn srtidtsn i'm
6reimaurer=$ empsI.
Cine 5rau puroe BON rinem 5abr=
rao tiberfabren. sic ftarb on ben ere
baItensn 8erlebuneen.
8ier 2euie fislsn aus benz 5enFer
zines 3meif6fisen Schedules. sic tpur-
ben auf Der Stslle gst6otst.
Gin iun9er Mann fisl in cine sanb=
CRUDE, puroe bon ben falenosn CRIB
mafsn bsri9httst uno Iebenbie be-
graben.
Gin anoerer Mann, Der cine priiF=
un9smaSdine beoba@tete, nurae bon
einem @tid @ubeiien sstrOHen.
Sn Seller fislsn 2 2eute uno farben
infOl9e Der @erlsbuugeu.
Gin Wann fisl 70 unelidli9 BON
ieinem Gabrraoe. ouB sr peridiso.
Gin Mann tuuroe bon benz Wasen
beg 6euer9efs 9etrpfsn.
Gin Mann fisl bon isinsm eigenen
Wa9en unb elmer fisl bur1 cine Bride
on Der Waibineton StraBe unb fiel
III ben 2aral.
8ieraebn uneltdlide famen burd
grtrinfen ums 9eben. Geas ertran=
Ten in 8roao Ripple. sic batten aes
hubert, bic 8oote tippten um unb Fl.
ertranfen. SEEDS anosre, bic in 8roao
&ipple gaosn essungsn unb bee
S&wimmens untun0ig uarsr, srtran=
Ten.
3wei 2eute, bic i'm &iberiioe Ynri
ruoerten, ertranten, oa ibre Yoote UNI.
i9lugen uno fe beg S1pimmens I'm.
tunoig tuaren. Gin anberer, Der am
Riberfoe fii9en cling puroe Elm Opfer
Der Welen.
Muf Der HorofraBenbriide beaao R1
elm Mann uno beriu9te auf ihr gu
f4lafen. @r fiel bon oerielben in ben
aanal unb srtrant. Smt @bite @iber
tam Elm anberer Wann ums 2eben.
gr batte fd in ben 5lub begsben Inn
fein Suggp 3u tuaIden. Pl6blit
murbe er bon Der Str6mung fortae=
rihen uno ertranf.
Sin anberer Mann, Der fi1 mad
Mappoob begebsn bate. Inn baielbf
gu baben, b%erfant In ben Wellen.
3wei 2sute bsgingen SslbfmOrb.
inoem he f9 ertrdnften.
SIM Sabre 1904 ertranten 81; ie9s.
sebn oabon mdbrenb fe babeten. SIM
Sabre 1905 IA, aber ni9t beim 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
...&oblem...

werben seIiefert gu fOIsenben Yreifen
Der Sonne:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28

letes. The Zipoy brothers were espe-
cially fine and took places in nearly
all the events in which they were en-
tered. The representatives of the Bel
mont school building came second.
The Palmer Trophy" which now be-
comes the property of the East Grand
Forks school, will remain so until
month before the time of holding the
be put up as prize to be fought for
The mile race was one of the best
events of the day, the winner, Joe
Brown showed his ability as long
distance runner. A great deal of en-
thusiasm was shown in the pole vault,
especially when three of the smaller
boys were tied for third place. 1t was
very holly contested for and when
Walter Lodwell won the third place
the enthusiasm of the Belmont boys
knew no bounds. Ed Stinson secured
first place and F. Zipoy of East Side,
second place. In all the events the
training of the East Grand Forks boys
showed up fine. Quite large crowd
was present and no doubt much great
er enthusiasm in athletics among the
grades below the high school will re-
suit. The result in total points for
the schools is as follows:
East Grand Forks. points
Cenfrsl ;s2 points
WWii nshin ...'''.''''..'.... points
The events and winners were:
5O-Yard Dash.
First +. Zipoy. East Side, 6 As Sec
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A DISASTROUS FALL.
Most Ardent Advocate Of Contest
Yielded Up the Ghost In Famous
Contest Case.

E 81 {
The following from the last issue
Of the Valley View indicates the Civ
ing up Of the ghost by those who were
most earnest in the fight to fasten the
reputation of political corruption upon
the city. So far the west side morning
sheet has not recovered sufficiently
from it's ten-count nap to find out
who hit it, and it's ridiculous centen-
lions for reform" on the east side are
the laughing stock of the public. 1t
will hardly have the manhood to ac-
cept the inevitable as does the Valley
View, as 1t Is unable to get on as
high a moral plane. The Valley View
says:
Judgment will be rendered and filed
In the supreme court today in regard
to the ruling Of the supreme court on
the Bell-Jarvis contest. The city
council will be served with certi-
fled copy ofsthe Judgment, and an Or
der seating Jarvis, 30 at the next
meeting Of the council, James Jarvis
will oficially represent the First Ward
in the city council, and will undoubt-
eddy hold his place until some other
court reverses the past decision, or
another city election takes place, and
even then, Mr.. Jarvis has made such
a successful fight in the contest, that
few men will ever want to run against
him for alderman.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28
I Baseball goods at KingmRn's.
WOULD RETAIN HERD LAW.
Western Oklahoma Farmers Greatly
Perrurbed Over Threatened
Change.

\ Oklahoma City, Okla.-Farmers in
western Oklahoma, and especially in
Beaver county, which has been free
range for cattlemen since cattle were
brought to Oklahoma, are becoming
greatly concerned over the fact that
free range will expire in August next,
and making extended inquiry how to
proceed to enforce the new rule.
They want herd law, but do not know
how to get 1t. Albert Wellborn. q
farmer Of Beaver county, who claims
to be posted in the matter, said:
Some time before the law expires
one-fourth Of the legal voters Of Beav-
er county should petition the county
commissioners to divide the county
into cattle districts Of not less than
two nor more than four congressional
townships. or not less than u nor
moro than IA sections. IN i:;3
S' After this 10 done, II one-foprth
/ Of the legal voters Of . cattle district
want the cattle restrained on herd
law they petition the county commits.
sioners. who may order an election to
be held in the cattle district. A ma.
jority vote cast at the election, Il for
herd law, will give It to them"
It is likely this step will be taken
In all the counties In western Okla
homa where the free range has pre-
vailed, for these lands ars now being
claimed for agricultural purposes.
with the modern methods Of farming.
The land 10 rich and the Immigration
70 this section OF Oklahoma during
ths pSst year La bsen wonderful. N
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28

him as business associate and VAL
liable member of the local Typ0graph-
ical union which he has assisted in
every way possible, will regret his
leaving, but feel satisfied at his being
called to good position.
Dan" will leave this city with the
best wishes of his present employers
as we'll as that of the press gang, with
whom he is universal favorite.
The menu" to be partaken of is
herewith published and at first glance
might seem a trifle hard to digest, but
the ordinary newspaper man is equal
to any emergency and having stom-
ach like an ostrich because of the UNI
certainty of three squares" and the
varying diet made necessary by the
ups and downs of life, no fears are
entertained but the gang will do am
pie justice to the feed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28
RETURN HOME
TO ICELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurdur SOlyasOn End
Twelve Year Residence in Grand
Forks and Return to Home of Their
Nativity in Far Of Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigudur Solvason, of
632 North Sixth street, residents of
Grand Forks for the past twelve years,
aged about 20 and 62 years respective
ly, babe adieu to their friends in this
city Saturday and on Sunday started
upon a long land and ocean voyage,
which when terminated will land them
on the wharves of Reykjavik, the cap
ital city of Iceland, the fertile little
island whose shores are washed by
the waters of the north Atlantic and
by the warm currents of the gulf
stream.
Mr.. Solvason has been an invalid for
number of years past and during the
twenty-three years spent in the United
States has for the most part been I'M
able to support himself. His wife has
borne the burden all that time. Mr..
Solvason had been feeling worse of
late and it being his wish to pass the
balance Of his years in the home Of
his birth, arrangements were accord
ingly made. The board of county COM
missioners donated the price of one
ticket and neighbors and countrymen
made up the balance to send the old
people home.
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A PRESS GANG" Banquet |:

This evening at the Logan cafe, some
twenty or more of his business asso-
ciates in the Evening Times Office
will meet at banquet to be given in
honor of l.. E. Danforth. who is to
leave on Tuesday evening for Phila-
delphia, where he takes up the duties
of responsible position among the
linotype operators on the Philadelphia
American.
Mrs. Danforth will remain in Grand
Forks for time. but will later join
her husband in the historic old city.
DAN" as he is popularity known, will
visit in Illinois and other states en-
route before going on east. He has
been in this city for the past two
years and is admittedly one of the
fastest operators in this section and a
reliable. conscientious workman. A
host of warm friends. who appreciate
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28

in; second J. Zipoy East Side. lO4 II.
: IN; third, A. Cooper, Belmont 80 #.
One Mile Run.
First. J: Brown; Central. s min. "A
third. L. Stinson, Wilder.
Running Hop, Skip and Jump.
sef First A. Cooper, Belmont; SO it. 9 in. !;
third. E. Sullivan. East Side, 81 It. in.
12O-Yard Hurdle Race.
First. J: ZiPoy. East Side, 10 is sec. !;
Gels, East Side. ~
One Mile Relay Race.
on First st. CENTRAL, I min: SO 3-5 sec: Sec
Pole Vault.
sed rIrst' F. 1 Stinson; Wilder. 6 It. 9 in:
third, w. Lodwell, Belmont, It. in.
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the republican nomination for
the Office of treasurer of Grand Eorks
county. d. Mcdonald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28

The first annual athletic meet held
under the auspices of the Boys De-
partment of the Y. M. C. A. between
athletes of the public schools of the
dual cities, was pulled off at Univer-
sity Park on Saturday afternoon be-
fore large and enthusiastic crowd.
The meet was an entire success and
presages we'll for future athletic con-
tests of a similar nature which have
already been assured through the Of
fering of a trophy the ownership of
which cannot be decided until some
one school institution of the two cities
shall have won the same at three
consecutive field meets.
East Grand Forks, as indicated in
the scoring above, won the first an
nual contest with ease, due largely to
the fact that those pupils entered in
the matches from the Minnesota town,
were larger and better seasoned ath-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-28
RESIDED HERE
MANY ( YEARS
Death Comes to Mrs. Michael Whalen,
One Of the Early Day Settlers Of
Grand Forks-Passed Away Very
Suddenly Saturday Night.

In the death of Mrs. Michael Wha-
len, which occurred on Saturday even
ing in sudden and unexpected hour
at the home of Mrs. Leason with whom
she had been enjoying a neighborly
visit. Grand Forks loses one of her
longtime residents.
The deceased, who was so years of
age at the time of death. first came
to this city in 1880 with her husband
and family from Ontario and have re-
sided here continuously since then.
About s o'clock Saturday afternoon
she crossed the street from the home
on Dakota avenue for friendly visit
with Mrs. Leason. and while there was
taken suddenly i'll. A physician was
at once sent for but the sick lady
passed away soon after his arrival.
Bright's disease and complications are
assigned as the cause of death. The
deceased is survived by family and
the names of the children are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Miss
Anna Whalen, and Thomas. Peter and
William Whalen.
Mrs. Whalen was woman highly
esteemed by those who knew her, and
had for years been prominent men,
Der Of st. Michael's parish. In her
death the surviving members of the
family will have the sympthy of a
wide circle of friends in the city and
county.
The funeral was held this morning
from st. Michael's church. Rev. E. ].
Conaty officiating. The attendance of
friends was large and the floral tokens
numerous. Interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery, following fur
Their services at the side of the final
resting place.