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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

bet err den storste Fonograf nogensinde
givet bort. Denne Dandy" err netop kofn
men ! Aarkedet og err absolut saa god Mo-
tor Fonograf som nogen anden tilbudt, og
den eneste virkelig vardifulde, der oliver gf-
vet bort. Dette er like nogen billig impor-
teret Maskine der drives we'd en- Trad eller
ct verdilest staalskive-Apparat. som holdes
! Gang we'd Haandkraft, men en- selvl9 bendc,
med ~automatisk Skrue-Drvkraft. som spiller
standard Columbia eiier Edison Cylinder
Rekords oR er mango andre kostbare Fono-
CRATER langt overlegen, baade hyad Udseende
og Tone-Reproduktion angaar, med ct sohdt
Metalhorn med en- o Tommers Aabning.
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og holdes derived kemisk fri for stov. TT
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forskafe mangen fornsielig Aftenunderhold-
ming. Der f~orfanges fnDe, Penge 4 For
shud! Men skriv pr. o~mgaacnde og gaa Ind
paa at snlge 80 af wore let afsaettelige panc
smsagjenstande til 1oc pr. Stk.; naar disse
er solgt, send os de 80 30, og vi vii da over
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agtig som ovenfor iliustreret og skildret.
bet Roster Dem intet at forsoge Salget, da vi
tager enhver Gjenstand. som DE like kan
seige, tilbage og giver Dem en- Pr@mie AT TIL
svarende verdi til det Belgb, De sender os.
skriv pr. omgaaende til
New York; Chicago Supply Co.,
Dept tS3. t@ ~ Broadway. New yesk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

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ter til / Morgen". = ) 6enpeo 10
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-15

blipsr Isnbt til Subfribsni.r. inbtil uotrpt'
sslis OpfselIs mOOtases al nssipsrns, Os al
golb IT betalt, | Operensfemmelis rtso DC
Sorsnebe Stnters goflope.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
VIII Exterminate the Weeds.

An article in the Technical
World magazine tells Of expert
ments nouD being made by the
University of Wisconsin to find a
weed destroyer that will not in
jure crops. These experiments
were commented last year. in the
agricultural department Of the
university and the results so far
are very satisfactory, says Lamar
Sparks. The plan is to spray the
fields infested by the weeds with
a solution Of Iron sulphate which
proves to be death to certain
weeds, and very beneficial to GER
cal crops. The weeds known to
be most readily killed so far are
wild mustard, yellow dock, cookie
burr, smart weed, rag weed, and
Spanish needles, and probably
the Canada thistle. The solution
is not very expensive and if only
the experiments prove the feasi-
bility Of the method, one half the
worry and losses of the farmer
will take unto themselves wings
and fly away.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27

feet and struck some Of the pipes
in the engine room. It broke !
number of his bones and caused
internal injuries from the effects
Of which he died about six
o'clock in the evening, says Reg
lister. The board on which Mr..
1Aisd. dxss IN dioi lss1s ! heaxy,
one and would easily have held
all weight that could have been
put on it, but it had been rotted
in the center by steam and broke
just at a time when Mr.. Baird
was so occupied with his work
as to be unable to save himself.
His uncle, A. w. Baird, came
down from Denver on Friday and
the body was shipped that even
ing to the home of his parents in
Dunkirk, Indiana, for burial. Mr..
Baird had only been in Lamar
few weeks but was a young
man of exceptional ability and
good character, and had made
friends for himself Of all who had
met him. The family have the
deepest sympathy Of this COM
munity in their great loss.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Driven Out Of Pueblo, Too.

Pueblo, Sept. 24.-Frank G.
Wells, the man who advertised
in the papers in Colorado Springs
a short time ago for a colored
wife and was run out of that
city, arrived in Pueblo early this
week. As soon as the authori-
ties learned of his presence he
was given one hour to leave
town. Before he went photo
graphs were taken of him and by
the iendless chain postal card
system it is intended to keep
Wells continually going. He ex-
pressed his belief that intermar-
riage of the races would lead to
the perfection of mankind.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27

town on the north and running
along the bottom past the sugar
factory, and the residence Of c.
L. Mcpherson, formerly owned
BY Prof. H. G. Lamson, the con-
sideration being $4,000.
Mr. Mcpherson took : whole
bloek Of Colnado Spsings sAat'
properly, which is now renting
well, from Mr.. Mosley. s
]. S. McMurtry Of the First
National bank also bought .
good block of the MCPHERSON
farm, which is recognized as be-
ing a most excellent investment.
Mr.. Mcpherson will remove
to Colorado Springs soon and
make his future home there, wat
er Of Manitou being a great slim
ulant to his; stomach. M
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Pastor Fiogged.

Kremmling, Sept. 24.-W. j.
Iiarsha, an ex-Presbyterian min
inster, was dragged from the
home of his affinity, Miss Ruth
Shumacher, a few nights ago by
"a band of 20 whitecappers and
horsewhipped for more than a
mile until he reached his own
home. 1t is said the ex-minister
had been paying too much atten-,
ton to the young woman and let.
ting his own family suffer. He
is much in debt to many Krem-
ming citizens.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Drowned In cloudburst.

Durango, Sept. 24.-While on
their way home from school the
three children Of Samuel Cook,
Julia aged IA, Rose aged II and
Charles aged s, were overtaken
by a cloudburst and took rescue
under a bridge when a heavy.
volume Of water came down and
all three Of them were drowned.
The bodies were not rescued un-
til several hours later.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Record Real Estate zeal
leisnlk

To peoS e tapw the taste
Of good - The following
article cail a an Illinois
paper vol stc thst the
writer haA of canialoup
that was re fTcsn.
This u = Peoria Star
man thinks Il 4 eantaIoup:
"The cAnG Is ! small,
grayish-xree1 that looks
like an ost - nutmsg and
costs al ~ om soc to age
at fruit stand \ anspe hotels
it is served oG NJ q cracked
ice and il libsfe sprinkfed with
powdered sug1 nd ~ orches-
ira plays lps3d stc 10 drown
your remarks you pay soc
for it and ineu md dyin9 hat
red Of the. wait JH ycM DO not
tip him ! qua1f besides. The
inside Of the cst eloup'is gener-
ally as hard aa heart of ! man
with a mortgage Il ne widows
homestead II > sfiliing meio-
drama, and . fh Is the man
who answers Nm monial adver-
tisements. II f11 like ! mix
ture Of gourd a1 pumpkin rind,
unless ii has be Killed. with ice
cream, and thea tastes worse.
When you wefe 4 by You got
good cantalqg didn't you! !!
Only they caIjs them q musk
melons" then, \ 11g they came
from 1 patch sbo4x tWo miles out
from town, as,d way YOU got
them was to cfos ora your stom-
ach thru a hrief kck and evsde
two bulldogs an aAal with 4
shotgun and Ee b I 4 4 1,
muslmelcH MI "a "A II.
! bfistsr IN tlse u e I filfsa6 led
good. II had sweet good meat,
but now it has become CONNER
cialized and there is ! cantaloup
trust, and whenever Z good can
taloup is found it is saved for the
president. The average canta-
loup is lemon
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Burned to Death.

Sugar City, Sept. 23.-While
starting fire by the use of kero-
sene an explosion followed in
which Mrs. Kathryn He'll was so
badly burned that she later died.
The little child of John Schwartz,
a neighbor, whom she was at
tending was burned to crisp.
A 20 year old son in trying to
rescue his mother was badly
burned,
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
vssy Bad Auto Aeeidsnt.


Colorado Springs, Sept. 49,
In one of the worst automobile
accidents in the history of Col
orado early Tuesday morning
three men were killed and FIVE
others seriously injured. The
dead are w. H. Ralston, John S.
Grey, formerly of New York; H.
Winnall. The injured are Jas.
English. George Buckley, F. H.
Ward, A. w. Marksheffel and
Britton L. Graves. The latter
may die. Marksheffel was driv-
ing the machine at the rate of 70
miles an hour down a hill when
he lost control ok it. At the cor
oner's inquest he was held re-
sponsible for the accident.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Conductor Disappear.

Aspen, Sept. 24.-Leaving his
train here without explanation
John ]. Brennan Of Glenwood
Springs, one Of the oldest con-
ductors for the Rio Grande sys-
TEN suddenly disappeared. He
was found in the hills the next
day digging for phantom mine.
His mind had become Suddenly
affected.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Work. Mint Dirt for Gold.

Denver, Sept. 2s.-A. M. Don
aldson, prominent assayer and
refner of this city has purchased
the dirt that is being excavated
from the old U. S. mint and will
have it worked for the gold and
silver there is supposed to be in
it from the waste OF years while
the old mint was in operation.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Our Schools

Mr.. Wiley entertained the
teachers at his home one evening
last week. The whole opera of
II Trovatore was given on his
fine Victor machine.
Truant Officer Lish House lis
looking after those who are not
complying with the compulsory
attendance law.
At recent meeting of the
board of education it was decid-
ed to add another teacher to the
corps, step made necessary by
the overcrowded condition in the
primary grades. Miss Sarah
Whitehead, of Evansville, Ind,
has been engaged for the posi-
ton.
The baseball team is ready
for game.
anitor Rhodes has been on
the sick list the past week, M. L.
+. Shaw acting as substitute.
Evelyn Stackhouse has taken
up her work in the senior class.
The new desks have come and
the first graders have moved in
to the room originally intended
for them.
: The people of Sunnyside
school district voted on Satur-
day, the 2Ist, to join their dis
trict to the Holly union high
school district. This makes
three large and prosperous dis
tricts that have joined the union
district since Supt c. 1. Collins
began working on the matter
last summer. These additions
make an increase of fully 50 per
cent in the assessed valuation Of
sp,iTsi. high school district and
make It possible to have one Ut
the best high schools in Colo
RADIO. Five districts are now in
this union and the boys and
girls of territory Of not less
than 100 square miles can have
the benefits Of high school ed
ucation at a minimum expense
to tax payers.
Subscriptions to the school Ii
brary fund are being received at
lkelman's drug store. Subscrip-
tons are accepted on condition
that $500 is raised. We give be-
low the list of subscribers to
date. ~
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
New Electric Plant for North.

Lafayette, Sept. 24.-The mag
nifcent new electric plant of the
Northern Colorado Power COM
pany will be running full blast
within a few days supplying the
towns OF Louisville, Lafayette,
Longmont, Berthoud, Ft. Collins,
Boulder, and later Greeley with
electricity.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Mayor speer Doss Duty

Denver, Sept. Sd During the
absence Of Chief Of r0lice Mich
ael Delaney from tlie ei1y Mayor
Robert Speer has stsst war on.
the wine rooms in Hlyer, hav-
ing revoked the liccasEs of over
20 so called .restaufantsY where
women were accustomed to con-
gregate. The mayor ~ tiier sDys
that crooks Of all kinds must
leave the city.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Improve Telephone Service.

Gen. Mgr. E. M. Burgess and
Dist. Mgr. ]. A. Kincaid came
down from Denver in an auto
last week and made a thoro in
spection Of the local plant of the
Colorado Telephone company
and it was decided to put in
new and modern equipment
about the first of the year.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
|75,0oO lhvolved in Single Deal. Largest
II History Of Arkansas Valley.

/ When real estate chaages
kands i large bodies - was the
kass last week. Il indicates = live
kommunity.
John Aosley 81 Colorado
Springs bought 44o acres of the
NcPherson ranch adjoining the
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
poiler Explosi I kills.

Colorado Springs Sept. az
Engineer James D. Mastman was
instantly killed and Fireman Al
fred E. Chinberg Mas seriously
injured as the result of the ex-
plosion Of the boiler of loco
motive Oh the Rock Island near
Calhan early last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Also Charged With Murder.

Boulder, Sept. 24.-Will Wat
kins, better known as Happy
Bill has been arrested near Ned
erland charged with the recent
murder Of Dutch Frank" Mark,
who was oAnd dead in his lonely
\ ~ ~! /! !! Y lind-
sof Sept ). " -. n s;'s ;;ss.E
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Charged With Murder.

Gunnison, Sept. a5. - Two
boys, Fred Collins, aged ~, and
lack Taylor, aged ID, are in Jail
here charged with the murder Of
Louis Bruno, q section foreman,
near Crested Butte, few days
ago. Z.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Industrial Prospects for Kansas.

rs Clay Center girl was oPer-
ated on for appendicitis a few
DAYS ago and the surgeon found
that an orange seed had sprouted
and taken root in her appendix.
You can't ever tell what Kan.
san may do and some day they
NAV 90 to raising melons, cucum-
bers and oranges in their inter-
nails and not have to depend upon
the markets for such things.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Killed In R.ilread yvssek.

Leadville, Sept. a3.-In a
frightful railroad wreck Sept. ~
between Mitchell and Pando, IS
miles west Of here Engineer Al
ex McNicol and Fireman Thom-
as Pledgert, both Of Salida, were
instantly killed.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27

w. T. Push took ! tisst prem
ium on a four-yeaf-old- Sgtallion
and driving team, q the Rrocky
Ford fair.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27

A. K. Childs, and wife of Re-
public, Kansas, were the guests
of !, 6, 4Helwick this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27
Accident At Lamar Faotoey.

u A rsueoy.
On last Thursday morning
about 10 O'Clock Walter E. Baird
who had been working several
weeks at the factory, fell from a
scaffold distance of twenty-five
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-27

Assessor Rosacrans was Hol-
ly visitor on business Tuesday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-16
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT.
An Interesting Report Compiled BY
Secretary Of State for Month
OF October.

For the month OF October, The
mean temperature aud rainfall
throughout the State were below
the normal. The fore part of the
month was cloudy and rainy; the last
decade was clear and pleasant. Killing
frosts occurred 10 the Upper Pen
insula on the 1st and 8ht, and were
general over the State on the 14th.
WHEAT.
The condition of wheat as comp
ared with an average per cent, is
81 in the southern and northern, "a
in the central counties and sc in the
State.
The total number Of bushels OF
wheat marketed by farmers in
October at 130 Touring mills is 224,
444 and at 100 elevators asd to grain
dealers l53, Bis or total Of 377, 1863
bushels. OF this amount 294. .4b6
bushels were marketed in the south
ern four tiers OF counties, 81, 100 in
the central counties and 80 ,407 in
the northern counties. The estimated
total number OF bushels OF wheat
marketed 10 the three months,
August October, is 1850, 600. Sew
enty one mills, elevators AMI grain
dealers report no wheat marketed iD
October.
Corn.
The estimated average yield OF
corn in bushels is 30 bushels in the
State and southern counties and 29
10 the central and northern counties.
The per cent cut for fodder in the
southern counties is 81, in the central
counties "A, in the northern counties
is 30, and in the State 81.
CLOVER SRRD.
The per cent Of acreage Of clover
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-16

seed harvested as compared with
average years in the State and
northern counties is 66, in the
southern counties SO and in the
central counties SO The average
yield per acre in bushels in the
southern counties is 1876, in the
central counties 1.78, in the north
ern counties 2.l0, and in the State
1.5O.
POTAToEs.
The estimated average yield per
acre, in bushels in the southern and
central countiesis "a. in the north
ern counties 108, and in the State 80.
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS.
The per cent of farmers who have
used commercial fertilizers on their
wheat this fall in the southern and
central counties is 10, in the north
ern counties l and in the State IL.
LIVE STocK.
The average condition of horses.
cattle md swine in the State is "a
and sheep SO.
GEORGE A. PRESCOTT,
Secretary of State.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-16

oyric1Ak.

L'Anse, Mich, Nov. z. A.D. 1907.
A regular session OF the Common
Council OF the village Of L'Anse was
called to order by President Patrick
Bulger.
There we're present, Trustees Will
liams, Johnson, Rambaud, Blanken-
horn. O'Connor and Levitan, and c.
ID. Shea, clerk.
Minutes OF meetings OF October
Bird and November 1st were read and
approved.
A communication from the d. S.
& A. r. r. Co. was read relative to
the wiring of the depot. 1t was
moved and supported that Mr.. Rape
instruct the said railroad company
that the village will construct line
to the depot provided said company
has the depot wired by the village.
which was carried by full vote.
The following bills. were allowed
by the vote following:
T. H. Munson. unloading coal, $50 90
John Sands, hauling slabs and
special marshal !. OO
August Buldy, work on streets 2 00i
Cham. Deschaine, } day team,
electric light ..... ...... 2 90
Cham. Deschaine, II days team
and bridges -. ... 3 70
Baraga County Publishing Co.
printing and stationery 49,. l8 20
j. B. Smith, merchandise to
village -. 80. ....... rs
New York Betting & Packing
Co., electric supplies ...... 13 81
Patrick Bulger, labor and ma
terial on water works -. 2l 76
C. d. Shea, labor on water
works II 90
H. Mueller Mfg. Co., water
works supplies ....,..... 1S 80
Jos. Cheput, ! day on streets. ] 90
Octave Sicotte, blacksmithing . 90
r. G.. Case, II days team,
streets NH. 81. II. 6 25
K. c. case, hauling slabs S.,
unloading coal $12.5O 49,. IL 80
L. j. Menard, freight and
draying.. ...... -. 13 81
Joseph Croze, 200 tons of coal
at $3.50 per ton -. ;. 900 90
American Electric Co., elec-
trio supplies ....,.. ......ll6 SS
Central Electric Co., supplies 10 40
Electric Appliance Co.. 9 "a %
Fort Wayne Electric Works,
electric supplies ~. ...... b 70
The Barrette Electric Co.,
supplies :. 49,. 49,. 8 90
Yeas-Williams, Johnson, Ram
baud, Blankenhorn, O'Connor and
Levitan. Nays none.
Moved and supported that the
electric lights be shut of at one
O'Clock and started up at FIVE clock
a. m. and run until daylight, until
further ordered by the council, which
was carried by full vote.
l.. ]. Menard rendered his resigna-
tion as marshal OF the village and
on motion and support said resigna-
tion was accepted by full vote.
On motion and support the council
adjourned. c. ID. SHEA, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27

made. 1t remained in the house. how
cvev, and was there the next morning,
though the roomers had left before
Mrs. Sherer was up.
She did not see them again. The
next day unpleasant odors were de-
tected coming from the room the
strangers had occupied and today Mrs.
Sherer appealed to the police and the
trunk was forced open. The body was
removed to the morgue and the police
began a minute examination of its MD
ing place. 1t was a cheaply built af-
fair and showed marks of hard usage.
Inside the cover was printed name
that looked like Giuseppe Sarkis. on
the outside of the chest was the name
"Ermoyian." The autopsy developed
that the neck had been broken, as had
one arm. Coroner's Physician Leblanc
declared, however, that death was due
to suffocation. He gave it his opinion
that he had been placed in the trunk
alive and the cover kept down until
death enaued. On the left wrist the
date 1894 was tattoocd with little stars.
and on the right wrist was a wreath
with a cross. There are two little tat
too circles on the back of the right
hand. each about the size of a dime.
A dozen detectives We're set at work
upon the case and tonight a score Of
persons living in the vicinity of Mrs.
Shcrer's home were examined at police
headquarters. Nothing conclusive had
been established late tonight.