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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

Nut unterSsid,neier piro aui ieiuer
farm, fberen Strdhcner KARIN 3h
yieilcit bon 6ermonn Seleaen. am
9 h, ben %. gu9nf 4. 1906.
nm h1I pormitiagS dniangeno. iols.
enocS krlideS Gisenhum dlf Ofieni'
ltter h an ben Nleitbietentsn per'
tauienI
adeI. 3 WiId)tihe, / giinb. /
9inberIdSmdher. / Sprine,hre-oril.
/ 6eprh Sprina.@ hagen, 2 5dauisI.
pilise, sen, ! nieori9er Daaen, / 2.
pfero dior. 3 sroBe pIiise, 4 aorn'
pfliige, lbs pIeroes@ eIhirre, Ddmen.
iatiel, lfr yldbmdid,ine, / politGnoiet
Sioerp1G pouit6nbise WcinpreNe, i
5arpaudb slfer 9%rauben; ebeuialS ale
9nuS, tihenserGtbidaiien uno pieIe
nnbere Iiidnoe gu 3abIreit um ale 81
benennd
" bhnsen: Vile eummen BON
IS uno Ter, baar; auI ale Summen
baribtrb Gin 9rebii bon II Mcnaten
bepili9h yloie nit anertannte Sider.
belt. @~ottirieb 4opp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
Farmers Gram 4
r.l.pAoa, No . Elevator Co.
ALBERT NARGELIN, Mgr.
/ Karl G~einaabler.

Carl 4eimtibler iuurbe eebOren In
@nfcunnbe Co., RiiVuri, an s.
Greet i'm Snbr 1855 nnb itarb ben 2.
Nueuit, 1906, I'm utter BON 81 Snbr.
en- uno einiaen @0nnten. 2esten
Serbf rpurbe er eeitestrnni unb
lunrOe nod Repnbn, Mo., in bic
5Erennnifnlt eebrnGt. Seine Satin
III ibm DOR Q Sabren In bic Gwieieit
upranpeenusen. gr btuterldbt 8
R,nber unO 8 @eihmifer unb cine
arOss an3nbl @erruanbte. @r mar
@lieb Der beuti1en Snptiiten Se.
meinbe aIIbier; er uuroe ben IA.
Hueuii, 1881, nDn gaitOr GnOrens
SDfmnnn eetnuit. un0 mar Elm tren'
es ,unb tiihtiees @lieb bic 81 ieinem
Gnbe. Carl 2eimtibter mar elm
gutter Gnmilienputer, er mar freunO.
lid nnb 3"upprspmnenb eegen Sober
mann.
Gm Inpe bes Beerdbnihes purbe
bic 2eiflenfeier i'm 6nnie Oes 6errr
Hris @iebinpbneen eebnIten. TrOs
Der srDsen Sise fam cine erobe
|5hnar aribtrasenoen aus Der gsdbe
uno aus Der 5erne UNI ben gutiHlaf
enc su ieinsr lebten &ubeftdtte 5u
bealeiten. gahDr NiTsl pom Nt.
gterlina bielt bic 2eihenrebe. er
marble benz tiblen stDOs Der Gree
lberpeben nuf benz Bin Dat GrisOhrf
mo e. ruht neben ielnsr Satin Bic
gum aroBsn SufernehuuasmUrsen.
ole @Orte Oes bsiItsen Gidters mar
Der GrOf bes i'm Serru Gnti4inie'
men.
Sh weiB meinGrl0ier Iebi,
&as fam MIDI nid,t beiti8en;
y loue mein Glnubi an ibm tlcbi,
Merb idi nidli unterIiepen.
glimmi aleidj ben lob mein 1eben bin;
@enuq bah id neriitert bin
Mlsin SeIns pirb Hudj fpefen
3. I.--p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

unier staat @aiROuri ruirb fir bic
GonareBmahlen bes nahften 6erbites
uon beiDen gnrtetsn beib umftritten
psrnen. BetOe tperOsn ibre itdrtiten
8Olitlier ms Sslb fabren. Bab
rsnS bic pDlitiide &asne Ourd
Bryan sebfnet tuerOsn lou. fperOen
bel Oer GrDfnuno Der republtinni.
i9en aampaane gireprafbent Gair.
bunis, gpreaet Cannon unb Bunb.
isuntCr Rnrner ipreHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

@etnuft rpurbe am 20. Suli i'm
l,9inrrhnuie ber ct. gnuIe airde
Bnnba Sn bella aUuiie unb Eusuitu
Sadmnnn.
SIM glternbnuie wuroe am lesten
Suuntas setnuit; Gluerna TtefIa
Sslsnn, 9O@ter uUn Souls u. Cha
@Oebm.
SIN SnuIe ber @rUbeltern Girfel
fuurben am SUnntna bur9 9uitor
suebmspsr eetnuft: Grnt Souls,
SObn pUu Seinri& u. Sulia s4miot
BON ber 5irit Greet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
Gin bieberer 2emuIrat Oea glben

Gin bieberer GenOtr0t oes Sibenf
beparb iit tar3lid in Urieineller
@eiie um bic 9OitaeiherasIIe ieines
{. imothsortes. Seine Gmpfebluns
beaanb in einsm 5amiltenbilOe, Oas
ibn, @attin unb II ainOer uOrfabrte.
Oieis aeiftunp belt e. Far nusreia.
enO, linn ben gOiten III f&sru. Der
@ensr oIpOameifier Seiste icbDt sein
gsrltan bnis fur Oisie sIrt Der Bewer.
buna unb ernnnnts einsn ~finOsrlOien
Rspnblitnner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
AueHom.

llnner{eter mirb auF leiner Sarm 5
Nieten fit pom 6ermann am
, emf ben 81. .Nu9uft 1906,
tOlsenHeriObnihe Gisentbum an ben
WeiitbietA pertauien: / f~iiniidbrises
Qierb. 1 / SribiabrSiobIen. 2 adIbcr,
6 Sdnfel 2Gmmer, l Sarmma9en, !
Sprin9pS, l @bumisat 9u99p ,naheiu
neu, l St, / ytdber, l beuredIen, mebr
ere Efliis&dsrner Gs9e init 60 3Gbnen,
/ b0I5ern3ee. SGdielidneiaer, l Drill,
/ SdiIitteI Yubmiible, / SioermiibIe uno
q,eiie. S41 tupierner aeiIeI, 3 eiiernG
aeIiel, mex lett SarneSS, / Seuirnme,
Sen. card anb trad, Rod. unb Sei3oIen,
Se,iteIlenIhble, Siidle. uno auoere SdiS'
9erdihiWd ju 3oblreit) gu nennen. and
mehrerc ghidHer.
gsrfauih iugun9en. Ollie Summen Dor
IS cher oAer, bnor; fiji ale Summe ibel
SIS ipirp nSreoit bon II Nlondie 9e9eI
ytote init dEtamnter Siderbelt bewiIist
uno elm 2dn bon 8 proSent seseH Yaar
5nblun9 eeaen.
~ Muhlm dnn len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
~ Nu bImann Ten.

81 D~ert{IeM. Gne Obj 5arm aeIes'
en-1 Vieiie. bl2,- III, H. K Z Rahn AnnI,
bile, NO., ctn 40 adcr Edrb umfnHenbs
SO befnbet Rdardui 2 CUTE Siiteruen mlo
Srmnen, elm teS4 Gunner eutbaIicnieS
HadIein gpotaus. Sdleume SauS fit
Observation-Disclosures Neinteller nit einen
tlemeren ReI ansebout; 2 Hder yDein'
berg, etlpn trosenoe CbitbGume mic
Hepicl, Bead uw. 0rei ader lpur'
ben. lcbtcS 54abr nit iunseu SepfelbGus
men ausepilal Dos ibriSc eono 1T in
2uItur. Der lsentbiimer oieIeS 2anbes
lit scldbmi uItaSdte germ pertauIen. Ss'
binauneen Iibl. CUR psitere Gin5elheitsn
id)reibt an
Or u Dpnab e 10,
9or 454 9cpnoille, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
lniFonri's WaI0reidibunl.

Der pUr einieen 9neen eridieneue
Sabresberidt bes gtoatssgderbors
t~Ommiiiars 8iIiam N~nberion entbdlt
aud intereRante ansaben iber ben
@ertb Der 5Orfprpbutte, tpelbe
@iKDuri's @dlber leFern. Die Sub
uitrie uimnlt beitdnOie gu unb l~ieierte
I'M lebten Sabre G~r3eueniKe gum
@ertbe BON s26 ,S1s, S4s, fafS6 900.
600 mebr die I'M Sabre jupur. llnb
babel arbeiten uniere saeemablen
teinesuess MIR fir ben beimil6en
8eoarf, iunOern aus @ifDurier part.
buls ~sefertiee acknowledgements unO
Gu6oauben finben i'm ennsen 2aube
einen @iartt unO bas SDls unieres
"Slatt @alnut" .8uumes pirO iOsar
ua4 Geuti6laub erpprtirt, UNI bort
III ben M6belfabriien perarbeitet
gu tueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
amFhon.

Der tkid)nete wiro nuf feiner 6arm
8 glcile4t o 6ermann am
ga IA 1S. Iuauit. 1906,
ol9er{periobnIi6e %Gisenntbum an
ben UieEnieu pertouien: 3 junae Giel,
/ Dserirhber, 2 Sarmpasen, 2 Seit'
bcubIe.t kS, l yuesD, iineIc.oarnseS.
/ Geee. lii9e. 2 2ornpIIii9e. Il 6eureh'
en-. 2 9ik, aalb, 6eu unS Born, 8 ou3.
!9iihner. hS. unb aiifeu9erdihit,ditsn
unc pieiiere Sesenitdnbe gu Soblreit
UNI oue fibren.
geoin3n; Vile Summen Don So ooer
tusniser iir ale Summen iber SIS
tpirb einli pon 6 Wounteu Se9eben ae'
gen gloti gutter Sid1erbeit.
peter StemS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

ia pertanfen i. DnS betannte glidb.
~ col poeidefiht elniueIen inHerhaib Der
weEliHen GtnbierenSe eeleaen, % Gotten
moDon IN auieu Weinberg III s~uperf6uien
@uies gerdumiges Wobnbdus mt eniipre5p
enbtn NtbsneebduDsn nub Hcauemiidlfeiicn
auI Dem plnhe. Mdberes AZ etIrogen bel
MtttwtGatbtrine WneE6eL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

Str iahit ben 2eben IpenDen Strum
SnIort. ME SIR ibn nehmt. ginr
tuilDe linDernDe @drms illt bic Rsr.
uub bne Slut mil 2sben. &c In
IN rvnhreE gerenaeen. 0OIIiter's'
@pdn Hlpuntnin Tbse an nebmeH.
s5 Gents, 1heg uber EnbIeligu. Bali
Per BfDe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
SHOCKED.

A travelling salesman gave US
a severe shock recently when he
sold us the very best White Lead
from the Independent White
Lead Works, at St. Louis,
which we can sell and guarantee
at u cents per pound. This
white lead is equal to the very
best Trust Goods which are sold
at 83c per pound. Why pat,
ronize the Trust when you can
buy the very best White Lead
Of an independent Company at
/ cent per pound less,
Boiled Linseed Oil, soc per gal.
c. SILBER s SON.
TELEPHONE NO. 70.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

Ddumenaborudanitdt llntsrt drift,
ga inter ben gIrbeitern Der Steel
aab SrOn Companies uuo urfSern
ortberen GtabfiTements in
Chicago fih piele bes
S9reibens untuubiee Susldnber Be-
finbeu, bic nitt einnnI i'm Stanbe
iinO ibren Ramen inter cine aubn.
auittune 81 iesen, 10 1T man nm Be-
t~rieereien pOr tsubeueen, in benz
GntIhluie gelnnet, 0aumabbrade
als llnteridriTt gu benasen Der aubn
empfaneenbe srbeiter brtdt Ieinen
9anmeu 3unddbit auf einen Stempels
fnrbeunpp1rat, unb iDbnnn uuI bic
2cbnliite, unD bic nuittune lit tertio.
Oh bic Sdnbs i6mnsis uber Inuber.
Der sIbbrud ecIiust itsts rOrreIt, unb
ieber 8etrup 1T aussei1lDHen.
qIbDnnIrt nnf bns .esrmannrr
Woffahf6ff 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

III perFaum, Sin proTiableS Sen.
erdl Werdanoi 6eidGit nit ST., 900 On
pentoriun iacltb 6eit diiSsebduoe, Waas
.renbnlS, uno iobnbuns. Vile Sebduoe
neil. Noarenpp1ib critic GlaIie. location
bic Bette in cira StGotden in elmer Der
beitcn Edrmaeaben IN WttFicnri. Gin
fpoAnerihoit nitenS Deniid mil ccutten
airdlen unb eden. Sine quite Selsseus
belt iiir eincn Internehnenoen 6eiHoiis'
mann. 1lon iteibe Infort on
Z. Setmbrod,
II Alma, Nlo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
a.rmanu, mo-, sr,itns Sen y 'iHs-
0ffisieuer wesweiier.
OerI@tS sGettnime.

NsridetS .Getmint.
gOuuil.gsnrt. ,R,saEabiss a.rntnt tssSln-
ntn an T. Wpntoe Der Wonntt dtbtaoL Wloi,
uupnft unb yloptnbtr. GttutrdnBalsi0 . Bt'
bbTbf an !. Wlontng I'm NppiF
Girtuit.G IT. Rtstmabiet 9fruiHt bt-
etnRtn ai 2. waontae Der wsonois Sauaar. wlnt
nnb Gtpttmbtr.
PrDbatt.Gourf. Rssdmabtst SsrHuts be.
einntn AM 4. Wloitne b,t Dl6notf 1tbruori
Mai. Guouit rub sloptubtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

SM Uertanl. Dlein u SO StabiIot,
ten init Observation-Disclosures p~er1ebeneS
NnrueIen, iiioi irnerbaIb Der Stabiaren3e,
lit inter n~nneblaren 9eDinsunsen ju per'
tauien. T$6nnoba an en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

8ies II bic SniIOn Der NbpeIpnnut.
belt, Der aDpfthmsr;en nnb berSrhb,
iabrebeihwerben. 0%piiier's &odp
Mountain Ebee III Elm iifercs Dor.
beugmittel. Mnht euf fart unb
frdftte. IS Gents, Ebee UOer 9nb'
letten. RnIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

Gum Dermtbsm. Die SGlIte meinem
nelen Ban. I'll, siod Gin 6eidaitsIOtal
i'm 2. Stod 3 pbn3immer nit WaIereiu'
rid)mna, bel Sbae atnmel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
asrmnI nrr aulhsblatt.
6rat pEts. Co., Geruusgeber

Enter., u he Pos, ono. at Hermann. MO. a.
seond class rail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
mbisfY.

8ubmeiier So. 90 per Rite, 4 bug.
DOer uneeiihr &c per 5lnide.
Stpne Siq @ine Co.,
Dermnnn, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
AnNllen.

adIlreinbaner. Sebt uriS Seidli.
ieii in B mic uieI Sraubrn ibr iit nus
bobt, knhr.
re Sill Nine SO.
Ia kMten. l suies slrbeitepisrb,
1 Barb uiio | Sdemaidliue Drill
Charles Siid,er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

abOnnirt uui Oas ,6ermanntr
gDltsblntt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

gesablt 3 9ruyent 8inIen nuF Belt Gepuiten.
Besablt 8 BroSent 8inien auf Gparentaeen.
gteut gee6iel unb Credit 8riefe aus uno beoret @eloIeuouns
gen mad nIen 9beiten Der @elt.
.Gas in ibr Gad ihIusenOsn Seiadite uerben prompt beiOrst.
9trettprem
auau tMepeL praHbtmt, eo.8taettI 9seFrdFbmt,
CO Rip pNetn, aoHirer, g. 6. Ro By r. Oils RaIhsr,
5obn 8. 8 elmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10
YHIS WAY FOR YOUR

Flour, Graham Flour. Corn
Meal, Bran, Shorts, Chopped
lCorn etc.
A Fresh Supply Of Berger and
Hermann Flour and Feed always
Highest Market Price paid for
wheat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

~ gprn'rsnhsnatn nnb g;n,,ESnnetn non alas'
nurtm 9nltrtfit hnb .rht'7. nihNtu uus IL
brn itstettns Wtttrpn grrlinen. Ehr biz
NnN6isn nuIertr getrtlosnbtnten tnb MIR
ai6i ptrnntpprtIih. Htr pahIt .gtdIit ots
thttit iptTbtu.
n Guafesn bon d .rs tD 6 SDn Srbbs nhHtn
in6tfiens Eonnlr steS Wlot3en iingtretni MFR.
Ssu Qa@ TpnnSrtfnq Wiittoe trsrhtn feline
lHSsiesn anesnculuitH'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-10

aIbDnnlrt nnf bns .esrmanner
@oIRabIoit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
BARRACKS ARE NOT NEEDED
Quartermaster General Gives the
Reason for Suspension of Work
at the Boise Post.
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Du-
bOis, in order TO ascertain the facts, has
requested the quarternaster general to
submit statement Of the cause Of the
suspension of work on the Boise bar
racks, he having been advised that
Boise people feared the barracks were
to be abandoned. Today he received
letter from General Humphrey, as fol-
lows:
Cessation of work at the new post,
Boise barracks, was the result of the
recent determination to increase the
strength of our forces in the Philip
pines to the extent of two regiments
and two batteries. The First regiment
of infantry, stationed at Forts Brady,
Wayne, Sheridan and Porter, and Sec
ond regiment Of infantry stationed at
Fort Logan, are ordered to the Philip
pines and will vacate their posts.
This will render it necessary that
other troops be stationed there so that
the construction Of the new post at
Boise is not necessary to provide &C
commodations for troops remaining. in
the United States at present. / do not
understand that the project has been
abandoned, but that it is simply post
poned, and will be very likely taken up
and work proceeded with next year"
It appears from this statement that
Boise barracks will be ultimately en-
larged, as planned, but not immedi-
atelV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
DENY AN OMAHA STORY.
Wyoming Railroad Men Contradict
Statement of Alleged Deal.
Especial to The Herald.)

Cheyenne Wyo., Jan. 13.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Fennimore Chatterton, president
of the Denver, Yellowstone & Pacific
Railway company, which proposes to
build a line from Denver through Sara
toga, Grand Encampment, Walcott, the
Yellowstone National park and on to
Seattle, Wash, left last night for Sara
toga to attend the annual meeting Of
the directors of the company. A new
board of trustees will be elected and
other important business transacted
The report sent out from Omaha re-
Gently that the Union Pacific and the
Saratoga & Encampment railway,
which is a part of the Denver, Yellow
stone & Pacific railway had formed an
alliance; that the Union Pacific had
abandoned it's project to build north
and south from Walcott, paralleling
the Salatoga & Encampment SOUTH
and running north to Lander and the
Yellowstone National park; that the
Burlington railway is behind the Sara
toga & Encampment, and would ex-
tend its Guernsey line to a connection
with the latter at Encampment; that
the Burlington would connect with the
Moffat road south of Encampment and
thus secure entrance into Denver with
out building a line of it's own: and also
to the effect that an agreement had
been reached between the Burlington
and Union Pacific whereby the latter
would not build north and south from
Walcott in consideration of the Bur-
lington staying out Of Salt Lake City.
is denied vigorously by a leading Of
fetal of the Denver, Yellowstone & Pa
cihc
He says a traffic agreement may be
entered into between the Saratoga &
Encampment and the Union Pacific,
but that it is the only portion of the
story that will hold water The Of
fetal says that portion of the story
which states that the alleged alliance
between the Saratoga & EncamDment
and the Union Pacific was the result Of
ager A. L. Mohler of the Union Pacific.
and ]. M. Rumsey. then secretary Of
the Saratoga & Encampment, is a
dream. Mr.. Mohler and Mr.. Rumsey
did have a talk at Rawlins, and as the
result Mr.. Rumsey was discharged by
the Saratoga & Encampment company
because of his divulging the plans Of
the latter road The official also says
the Union Pacific never intended to
build south from Walcott.
Take it from me- says the Official
"and you will not have to wait long to
see it yourself, the Burlington has
nothing to do with the Denver, Yellow
stone & Pacific. 1t is an independent
company. We have secured a right of
way from Denver to Walcott, and the
road will be built from Denver to Wal
colt this year Ultimately we will
build on to Seattle"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
STUDENTS STUDY PROCESS
Receive Practical Demonstration of
Sugar Making at Sugar
Citv

Rexburg, Ida, Jan. 12.-At the invita-
ton Of Manager Adstin, the students Of
the Kicks academy visited the sugar fac
tory Thursday afternoon. special train
took the students and many of the peo-
pie Of Rexburg to the factory at 1870 p.
m. and returned at p. m. At least 900
passengers went over to Sugar City on
Inc special. The brass band and choir Of
the academy furnished music on the train
and also at the factory, where the strains
or music were heard above the Kissing Of
the steam and clanktng of the machinery.
by lecture delivered at the academy by
Chemist Daley, who explained the entire
process OF sugar making. 1t was q pleas
ant outing, and the students gave vent to
their feelings by occasional class yells.
Through the watchfulness Of the fac
tory officials and workmen no one met
with any miShdp. Professor Langton's
advanced class of the district schools also
took advantage of the special 10 make
visit to the factory. This factory has been
II operation for over 100 days and will
likely continue until February.
A meeting Of the medicos Of eastern
Idaho took place at Idaho Falls yestcr-
day "wednesday. Drs. Ormsby and Can
well OF Rexburg We're in attendance Two
and one in the evening, which was con-
Guided with a banquet. A number of in
teresting papers were read and discussed.
Or. Ormsby, the veteran physician Of
I
tony" and DR.. Campbell read one on
"Gastrichler." AS this was the initial
meeting, permanent organization was
effected. DR.. Ormsby of Rexburg was
chosen president; DR.. Bridges of Idaho
Falls, vice president, and Dr. Brundegert
of Shelley, secretary and treasurer.
The next meeting will be held in April
at Pocatello, and later meetings will be
held at Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Rex
burg. st. Anthony had no representa- tiyes
al the meeting.
The county commissioners at a recent
session selected DR.. Ormsby of Rexburg
to be county physician Of Fremont county.
Mrs. Vincent, a lady who has Travelled
extensively in the far north, gave a lee
tire at the general exercises in the aca-
DENY Wednesday morning She spoke
about the life OF the Esquimos Thurs
day night the lady gave an Illustrated lee
tUre on the same subject at Flamn's
hall.
Della Pringle and her company will be
gin a three nights engagement on Mon
day, Jan. 10, with a change Of play each
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Railroad Notes.

The Oregon Short Line will install
fifty miles Of block signals during 1906.
J. F.Dunn. superintendent of motive
power for the Oregon Short Line, has
returned from trip TO the east.
J. A. Reeves, general freight agent Of
the Oregon Short Line, left last evening
for Chicago on business connected with
his department.
D. E. Burley. general passenger agent
of the Oregon Short Line, left last night
for Chicago to attend the meeting of
the Transcontinental Passenger asso-
citation, to be held there next Monday.
The meeting viii fix rates for practical
~ all the conventions of various kinds
which viii be held in the west during
the coming spring and summer.
Representatives of the car repairing
department of the Chicago & North
western, the Denver & Rio Grande, the
Oregon Short Line, the Salt Lake
Route the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific met at the Knutsford Fri
day and discussed methods for uniform
care and repair of cars. c. A. Shroyer
superintendent of the department of
car building for the Northwestern road
attended the meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
TRAFFIC men TO
BE HERE TODAY
Members of Western Classification
Committee Will Spend Several
Hours in Zion.
ON WAY TO LOS ANGELES
LUNCHEON, ORGAN RECITAL AND
TRIP ABOUT CITY PROVIDED.

Members of the western classification
committee, composed of traffic repre-
sentatives of all the western roads, will
arrive in Salt Lake at o'clock this
morning over the Rio Grande Western,
en- route to Los Angeles. where the
committee will meet Tuesday.
There will be about sixty-five per-
sons in the party. including the wives
of a number of officials. They will be
met at the depot by the traffic repre-
sentatives of the Utah roads, who have
arranged for their entertainment while
they are in Salt Lake.
A luncheon will be served the visit
ors either at the Commercial club or at
the Knutsford hotel Following that
they will be taken over the city on one
of the Seeing Salt Lake" cars of the
Utah Light & Railway company. This
trip will last two hours.
At 4 O'Clock, just after the regular
tabernacle services are over, a special
organ recital will be given for the Wis
itors by ]. J. Mcclellan. At o'clock
their special thain will leave over the
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
ROAD Tor Los angeles, Wnere IQey VIII
arrive Monday night.
J. L. Moore, district freight and pas
senger agent for the Salt Lake route,
and Mrs. Moore will accompany the
visitors to Los Angeles. The pro-
gramme of entertainment today was
arranged by J. A. Reeves, general
freight agent for the Oregon Short
Line; S. V. Derrah, assistant general
freight agent for the Rio Grande and
by Mr.. Moore.
The special train in which the COM
mittee is travelling is composed of four
standard Pullmans, a baggage car and
dining car. The Los Angeles meet
ing is to consider traffic questions
which affect the western roads.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
TENTH WEST HOTEL VICTIM
Death of w. S. Amsden From the Ef-
fects of Inhalina Smoke.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 13-W. s.
Amsden, superintendent of the Pills
bury ashburn company's system Of
elevators, who was badly injured by in
haling smoke and heat during the West
hotel fire last Wednesday, died this aft
ernoon. His death is the tenth as a
result Of the fire.
Within a few hours of the time Mr..
Amsden received his fatal injuries in
the hotel fire. his mother, Mrs. S. S.
Amsden, died in Los Angeles, Cal. a
message telling of Mr.. Amsden's seri-
Gus condition was sent to his brother.
c NJ. AmSden, who was with his
mother in Los Angeles, advising him to
come to Minneapolis Just before w.
S. Amsden died q message came from
Los Angeles conveying the news that
his mother was dead. The news was
kept from him however.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
COLLEGE STUDENT
ATTEMPTS ROBBERY

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1s.-Fred Thrapp
Is years old, a student at Washburn
college in this city, masked, held up
and attemDtel<to rob Amer Robenson.
a high school student here last night
Of the receipts of a school entertain
ment. After a struggle in which Rob
enson was shot in the leg and three
other shots We're fired by Thrapp, the
latter was captured and lodged in Jail
Robenson's wound is not dangerous.
At the police station when searched,
Thrapp had a revolver, a full set OF
burglars tools and false whiskers.
Thrapp heretofore had borne good
reputation. His father has a position
in the general offices of the Santa F'e
railway in this city.