davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
JAPAN VIEWS
WITH ALARM
Made Uneasy By Attitude Of
State Autonomy and
Labor Unions

TOXIC, June 3.--Leading persons i'm
and out of politics seem to have o
feeling of apprehension regarding
Japan's future relations with the
United States Actual hostilities, how
ever is not thought of, but It is con-
sidered that the peculiar position in
which the federal government is
placed in regard TO state autonomy and
the definant attitude of labor inter-
ests against Japan's treaty rights as
manifested in the second San Fran
cisco incident make politicians here
uneasy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
All Richmond Celebrates.

RICHMOND, Va, June 3.--This was
the closing and crowning day OF the
most successful reunion ever held by
the Confederate veterans-the day OF
the big parade, followed by the un-
yelling Of the Jefferson Davis monu-
ment. The day was holiday In Ricn-
mond-public buildings and stores
closing at noon for the remainder OF
| the day. Thousands Of visitors, COM
ing for the sole purpose of seeing the
old soldiers, were added to the multi
tude already on the streets.
| The start Of the parade was made
i shortly before noon. General Stitn
Boiling. marshal of the day. and stan
nreceded by mounted police to clear
tba wav. led the procession. The
route led through Ninth, Grace, Firth
and Franklin streets, passing IN re-
view at the Davis monument. Tne
I,nA Of march was a packed mass o.
humanity The crowd was far ane
awav the largest that the ancieft cap
,+oi ~ the Confederacv has ever en-
, tertained. windows were bright VIII
+ba faces of women and girls VIII
wav,rg bandkerchiefs and flags; IN
sidewalks were almost impassaoie 0!
treason Of the congestion
with their blood stirring to Tn
same old airs which bade them DO an
.dia for their cause in the sixties IN
veterans marched through the street'
.ba object of wildly cheerin
. throne,s enthusiasm At the head
tna PROCESSION rode General stephen
lee and his staff. The erect figur
tba alert eyes. and the short VIM
haard ~ the commander-in-chiefw wei
wa,, known to most of the spectator
+ ard he was greeted with cheers
= o,onp the line. The distinguish
% g,,ests rode in carriages and then can
30 ths veterans, arranged according
Sarartments. including Texas. Tenne
% .as trans-Nfississippi, Missouri, a
81 r.rsas. indian Territory. okiahom
cn pac,fc division. Northwest diVisl'
- and virginia.
Memorial to jefferson Davis.
!. ~. yet,erson Davis statue occupl
- -,,{&l,lY1 view OF
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
HAYWOOD JURY ACCEPTED
CASE OPENED BY HAWLEY
nefense Uses Its Last Peremptory on EOff=
Iury Sworn In At I2.4O---Case Opened
at 3 P. M. Today
Sheriff Brings His Man.

Sheriff Harry Lydon returned this
afternoon from Missoula, Mont, hav-
ing in custody Jim Ingabo, Black
foot Indian, charged with stealing a
horse from James Carl a Nez Perce
Indian, residing near Genesee.
Ingabo has been a resident of the
Nez Perce reservation for a number OF
years and has been classed in the rem
egade element
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
FIRE COSTS
THREE LIVES

NEWARK. N. j.. June S.--Three
lives were lost and heavy damage done
at a fire this morning in the Newark
Turnverein hall on James street. .Jo-
seph Hoeneke. his wife and child were
burned. Hoeneke was the janitor of
the building and had sleeping apart
ments there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03

United states Postal Inspector Full
inwider arrived this afternoon from
Spokane and left at once for Union
town to Investigate the robbery of the
postoffice there last night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03

London.-Ne Newspapers are revising
the report that Richard Croker, the
former Tammany leader, cherishes an
ambition to enter the British parlia-
ment II is doubtful IL Mr.. Croker
will be able to find constituency de-
string to take him up as candidate
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03

HAYWOOD TRIAL JURY.

1-Thomas B. Cess.
2-Finley Mclean.
s-samuel D. Gilman.
4--Daniel Clark.
5-George Powell.
60. ". Sebern.
7-H. F, Massecar.
s-Lee schrivener.
s--J. A. Robinson.
. 1O-Levi Smith.
. 11-A. P. Burns.
12-samuel F. Russell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03

San Jone.-Salvador San Fslipi was
shot and killed by his brother yester-
day as the result Of quarrel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
Memorial to jefferson Davis

m. yetterson Davis statue occupies
, commandine site within view OF the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-03
WISCONSIN
VETERANS

Special to Evening Teller.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Ora Nye spent a few days at
Simpson Park the first of the
week.
Frank Mccartney, Of Mime
apolls, Is up greeting his Mil.
bank friends this week.
Mr.. Will Vollmer. Of Huron.
who had been over visiting his
parents IN kilborn, returns home
today.
Albert Runge, lefi for Moline.
Mich.,' last week, where he ex.
poets TO remain during the sum
mer.
Mrs. L. L. CnLriaht and
daughters moved down 10 the
lake yesterday, Miss Name Nix
son and Miss Mayme Mi,tel.
steadt accompanying them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
Chautauqua

Those who attended the chautauoua
At Big Stone and which closed the
hrst OF the week report a very fine
program. At meeting Of the direct
ors held the first of the week general
expression was made to at once COM
mence planning for the next year and
plans were discussed for enlarging
the work and making the meetings
more than ever popular. With the
splendid advantages of the park for
gatherings of this character and the
excellent basis already established
the chautauqua will continue to grow
year by year until it becomes one OF
the greatest of the summer gather
ing places in the west.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Cycle parts and repairs ar Lock-
hart's blacksmith shop.
Guy McCOllum OF the firm of Me.
Collnm Il Thirsk went to Ortonyille
Monday to consult physicians. Tues.
day an operation was performed an d
word was received in the evening an Il
since that he was getting along nice
~ which his many friends will be
pleased to learn.
Considerable ditching has been done
IN Alban township this summer, and
there Is yet quite an amount to be
done before fall. They are using six.
eight and ten inch tiling. The farm.
ers say that when they get this done
mat lii the future rainy season will
not cause them the trouble and WORRY
over their low land that it has in the
past.
Miss Anna Mitchell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell ctle-
hrated her 2lst birthday Yesterday.
1he parents have been ponderlng for
many moons just what would be an
acceptable gift for the Young lady.
Finally after long discussion MI.
Mitchell decided tc part with the
family COW, and Mrs. Mitchell pre-
sented the, young lady wi h IA hive of
bees. With these gifts it is presumed
Miss Anna will live on milk and
honey. 1t is reported that she has
had number of proposals for
marriage since her birthday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
Meeting Of Fuel Stockholders

A meeting of the Stockholders
in the Grant County Fuel Co. is
hereby called to meet at the
court house on Saturday, july
y, at the hour of two o'clock
P. M, for the purpose OF adopt.
ing by laws, electing permanent
officers, and for the transaction
OF such other business as NAV
properly come before the meet.
ing. Every stockholders is re.
quested to be present.
GEORGE T. MITCHELL,
President.
+. 3. ROBERTS, Secretary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
GYNDALE TARVIN DROWNED
while IN swimming atDam This Afternoon Abo.,
Four O'clock


Gyndale Tarvin was drowned
this, ,CIhursdav) afternoon about
four o'clock, while in swim m;nr
near the trestle. Search was
made and the body found about
six o'clock.
The young man was about %
years old and a brother of Mrs
Ed. "A. Murray of this city, with
whom he had been living while
attending school.
Young Tarvin was in swim ming
Win some smaller boys. He told
them they had been in lone
enough and turning began wad.
ing In the water.
AT about this time George
lore, Eddie Phelan, Logan
Prevey and Francis Farley came
along and began undressing to
go IN for a swim. Eddie Phalen
was tlrst in the water and was
floaling on his back, his ears
under the water, so did not hear
Iarvin's cries for help. One
OF the boys saw him go down but
supposed he was diving.
AS near as can be ascertained
ne must have walked off into the
channel that runs about sixty
1eet from the shore at that point.
The supposition is that he was
seized with cramps.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
Local and Personal Paragraphs,

The Ed Dore family are enjoy
ing an outing at Simpson Park.
J. H. Coffett of Revillo, wa!
transacting business in Militant
Friday.
Miss Clara Seehafer of Coron;
was a Milbank visitor THURSDAY
of last week.
j. A. Campbell of Browns
Valley was Milbank business
visitor Friday.
A large amount of the heavy
9O-pound rails are being unload
ed in the yards at this place.
The mill has shipped quite a
number of cars of flour since
starting up and are running day
and night.
ID. }. Parsons of Geneso. III :.
arrived Friday of last week aud
is looking after land interests
in Grant county.
Otto OsmundsOn returned from
Appleton Thursday night of last
week, after a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Elton Sutcliffe has been help
ing his father at the pump house,
and is kept busy nearly every
day pumping water from the big
city wells
The Misses Laura and Anna
Rodgers went to Simpson park
last FRIDAY highland were enjoy
ing a few days outing at the lake
during the week.
Mrs. w Weddell of Mime
apolis has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George Schafer, during
the week past, aud meeting her.
old Milbank friends and former
neighbors Mr. Weddell is out
on d trip to the Pacific coast
country.
The N. l. Lowthian family are
enjoying visit from friends
from Gordonville, Mimi. the
party consisting of S 2. Beigh-
ley, brother of Mrs. Lowthlan,
". II. Beighley, a brother-in law,
and his laughter, Miss Anna,
and Mrs. Nina Beighley, who at
one time lived in the Lowthian
family.
President F. B Gault, of the
state university at Vermi.lion,
was visitor in Milbank last Fri
day, and was talking up uniyer
sltv matters with some of the
young people. Under the leader
ship of President Gault, the
state university is taking on new
life and assuming its rightful
place as one Of the leading edu-
eational institutions of the west. |
Charles W. Gill, aged IS years,
led of old age last Saturday af /,
,ernoon about five o'clock. at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Adams, at Twin Brooks. The
funeral was held Monday at the
Adams home in Twin Brooks and
the remains brought to this city
for interment. Mr.. Gill former
ly lived at Watertown, but about
two years ago he went to live
with his daughter, where he re-
to the time of his death.
He leaves wife who is aninvalid
in hospital.
The old soldiers who attended
the encampment at Wilmot speak
very highly of the way they we're
taken care of and entertained
For various reasons some of
their speakers did not appear but
they captured Count Edgar Ben
net one day as he was bound for
this city from Sisseton. He en-
them as only Mr..
Bennett is capable of doing.
SEQ Rix Of this city did his
shareto entertain the old soldiers
as did Attorney G. r. Jorgenson
of Summit The Browns Valley
oand furnished the people with
plenty of fine music and the
streets Of Wilmot were beautiful
J decorated with colored electric
lights, bunting and flags. If
me is to Judge by what is talked,
comes pretty near head
ng the list when it comes to en-
ertaining visitors. Il
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
S. OAK, FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1907

day at the lake.
A ttorney George Rix was
Wilmo: visitor Friday.
E. H. Benedict has screen e
IN the porch at his residence.
New up.to. date stock of post;
cards just received at Fielding:
The W. c. T. U. will meet wit
Mrs. Erlandson, Tuesday afte,
noon, July %.
Phil Saunders and Arthu
Bloomquist were lake visitor
over Sunday.
W. W. Wilson, Franz Croal an,
II. S. Roberts attended the bal
game at Wilmot Friday.
Mrs. Daniel Peterson of Will
mot was Milbank visitor be
tween trains Saturday.
W. w Mount has the thank.
OF the Herald Advance table d,
hote for a dish of ripe red cur
rants.
The Aberdeen American claims
that Armours and Cudahy will
each erect packing houses a
Aberdeen.
"A game OF base ball is bein.
arranged for an evening in the
near future, between the leans
and fats.
The Gustave Mittelsteadr
family moved down to Simpson
park the first of the week for {
few weeks outing.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, who has
been teaching at Soudan, Mimi,
came home last week for the
Summer vacation.
Fred Nelson, the c]othier
while playing tennis, one day
last week, sprained one of his
ankles quite badly.
Mr.. j G. Wood arrived from
Santa Cruz, Cal last week, and
has been stopping with his
family at Simpson park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thorsou
Of Minneapolis, We're Milbank
visitors between trains, on their
way home after a visit to Sisse
ton.
Mrs. Earl Barnett of Delavan.
MINI, who had been visiting
relatives at Wilmot, was in Mil,
bank Saturday On her way to her
home.
Burt Cochran, of the Wood
man ball team, sprained his
ankle at Wilmot last Friday
while practicing so that he was
to play.
Ralph Pike, who is employed
n a sporting goods store in St.
Paul, came out last week tc visit
Milbank friends and enjoy a
short vacation.
The partitions, ice boxes, ETC.,
q the east end of the round
house, formerly used by the Red
Wing Butter & Egg Co. are be-
ng removed.
Quite number Of new bridge
Ire being built through the
;ountry, especially in Madison,
|ernon, Albau, Grant Center
nd Melrose townships.
Miss Minnie Morley. who has
'een clerklng IN the office
or several weeks has resigned ,
Ter position and Miss Grace
Porter takes her place.
E. J. Beaudry, of the Donk
arm IN Roberts county was in
own Monday. He has some fine
pring pigs for sale, notice of
which will be found in the want
olumn.
Dr.. karn of OrtonvilIe was in
own last Saturday on his way
. Sisseton. He was accompani-
d by a brother from Wood took,
mt, who is on a visit to the
OctOr.
L. VIM, Foss and family of Sis
eton, were in the city Saturday
light, Mr.. F'css on his way to
lberdeen to attend the Redman
'dge doings, and Mrs. Foss and
hildren going to Summit tovisit
riends and relatives.
Engine No. Isl, hauling the
zeal freight between this city
nd Aberdeen came near being
while switching at Web
ter Tuesday, brake cross
cam under the tender break
lg and falling on the rails.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Fred Sackrieter is at Aberueel
this week.
W. H. Schafer returned hom,
last Friday.
David Eastman, of Wilmot, was
in town Monday.
Miss Alma Hougan spent Fri
day with relatives at Wilmot.
Considerable rain fell in this
vicinity Saturday night and Sun
day.
Editor Croal and son, of Sisse
ton, visited in the city over Sun
day.
l.. Nicholson is spending a few
days visiting friends in Roberts
county.
Miss Grace Lockhart, of Pierre,
is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
II. O. Jones and Judge Inger-
sol. of Sisseton, were Milbank
visitors Monday.
Perry Nelson, of Sisseton, spent
sevelal days in the city the fore
part of the week.
Miss jeanette Won Valid, of
Owatonna, MINI. is visiting with
the Won Valid family.
John Smull has been west
working for the, Minneapolis
journal during the week.
Mrs. L. Van Wald went to
Minneapolis Saturday night to
attend the funeral other brother.
Mrs. @. f. Barnes and son re-
turned from ST. Paul Sunday
morning, after a two weeks visit
with relatives.
The remains of the late Guy
Purdy wee taken to Faulkton,
Wednesday night of last week
for lnterment.
Mrs Karl Theimer, who had
been up visiting Milbank friends
for several weeks, returned to
her Owatonna home Monday.
A party of men were IN the
city Saturday night from Sisse-
,on, on their way to Aberdeen to
attend a gun club tournament
f. Z. Sher wood and j. j. Dono-
lue, Of Faribauit, Mimi, have
0een with the Martens Bros.
during the week looking over
heir farming interests in this
Miss Mae Guiwits of Mime
lpolis, an old friend and
ormer schoolmate Of Mrs. T. l.
3ouck, is enjoying a visit with ,
he Bouck family.
Word was received from Will
'helan this week that he was in
hospital in st. Paul, suffering
With inham matory rheumatism,
nd Frank Phelan went down
here this week to assist him.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks took
heir departure for Michigan
fter several weeks visit with
riends. They expectto makea stop
'ith friends at Sault St. Marie,
u their Way home to Bay City.
John Hilstrom of Adams town
hip came up to the county seat
'riday. He states that some of
he low lying fiat lands in his
eigh borhood are showing poor
rops this year on account of too
much rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mills are
isiting at Spirit Lake, Iowa,
1rs. Mills and daughter leaving
lst week and Mr.. Mills going
1onday night They expect to
eturn about the middle of
august.
Young people should not neg
ct the opportunity to better
lelr education and make their
ervlces more valuable. The
lanagement of the Gran ger
'uslness School at Big Stone
as opportunities to fill many
ood positions Get in line young
eople and let them hear from
Ou.
Messrs William and George s
ehler returned from their trip
the Pacific coast during the .
eek, we'll pleased with their
Up, and particularly with parts
Oregon. For general farming
ley thing Grant county is as
ood as any part of the country |
ley visited. ;
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Additional Local News on Pages
Four, Five and Eight.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Fisher has made another big cut
in prices.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Fishers sale will last just one
week more.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

See Fishers scent bargains.
| +. 5. Reeve took in the ball at Coro
| Ma.
Repairing of farm machinery al
Lockhart's b. acksmith shop.
Ernest kosuske, living north ives,
OF the city is building a granary or
his farm.
| groceries none better - prices
none lower. McCollum Thirsk.
Attorney Thad l.. Fuller was an
Ipswich visitor during the week.
George Sine is at Watertown at.
| tending the state militia encampment
The approaches to many of the
cross walks are being filled and cover.
ed with gravel.
Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Schafer were
home few days from the lake dur
ing the week.
Regular meeting of the ladies aid
society at the home of Mrs. Burpan
Thursday. July 25.
Wood Bros. new warehouse near
the mill is receiving coat of paint
and other finishing touches.
II. 5. Roberts of the Farmers ele.
vator Co. was at Twin Brooks and
Corona on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Q. kjelmer. of Mitchell. is
visiting her sister. Mrs Emil John
son and other friends in Milbank.
The Congregational parsonage has
been receiving the painters attention
and otherwise beauttied this week.
4. NJ. Sphinx of Hartford has been
hauling lumber for granary and
other improvements on his farm.
The Albee Independent says the
JAS. Miracle Co. of Mlbank are lay
ing number of cement walks at Al !
bee.
The game of ball Tuesday between
Corona and the WOodman teams at |
Corona. re ulted to 8 in favor of the
Woodman team.
+. 5. JOHN of Corona was chatting
with Mllbank friends Wednesday
while on his way home from taking a
shipment Of cattle to the cities.
The Evangelical Sunday school had
children s day exercises at the church
last Sunday. and a picnic in the
Schafer grove on Tuesday.
Miss Alma Erlandson, who is an
oying a visit from her cousin, Miss
Etiie Erlandson. of st. Paul. took the
after on an excursion to Simpson Park
Wednesday.
The old library building. used for
ome time for school purposes and
which was moved to the west part of
own. has beer converted into good
esldence, and when painted will not
ook much like an old land mark.
The Mlbank Deaconess Aid Circle
hat was organized Jan. II with five
members, is doing good work now
With a membership of q. The next
meeting is at Mrs. E. Norton's. july
g, at from 2:3O to 4:3O D. m. Ladies'
ire invited to drop in and see them
It their work.
The Herald Star, Ortonville of re-
'ent date contained the following:
Freddie. the 13 year old boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Chapman of Mil
oank underwent three operations for
cleft palate at the Grandview hospital.
the third of which was entirely snc.
cessful and the boy was given ful, |
use and control of his vocal organs.
much to the satisfaction and dal;rht |
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Miss MIS- Adele Foss spent Friday
Fred Cross was an Ortonvil]e
visitor Friday.
Dr.. Pay took in the s,shts at
Wilmot Friday.
Miss Minnie Shannon visited
at Wi'mot Friday.
Delays are ngerous-Mar.
tens Bros. Tor hail insurance.
Miss Ella Bleser was visiting
trends at Sisseton during the
week.
Eugene Thorndyke of the First
National bank, is enjoying a
week S vacation at Big Stone.
Uncle D. J. S. McGivern at
tended the G. A. r. celebration
at Wilmot from Wednesday to
Friday, last week, and says he
had~a fine time.
About so young people from
Mllbank picniced on the lake
wednesday and enjoyed an ex.
curslon on the Esther in the af.
ternoon.-Ortonville journal.
Mrs. Francis CANT BILE left last
Saturday night for Woonsocket.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
w. G. Robinson. Mrs. Gamble is
slowly recovering from her re-
cent severe sick spell.
George Jenkins, one of the
Old timers up in Roberts county
was at the depot one day last
week on his way north. George
is in the coal, wood and cement
business with Andrew Stay as a
partner in Seattle, Wash, and is |
back to Roberts county on a
visit.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-06-28

Buy you a home, gee Geo Webb
about the lots in his new addition.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-06-28

Loyelock is going to have rip
roaring, something doing-every. min
ute celebration of the glorious Fourth.
The money has been raised, plenty of
it, and the energetic young men of
the western Humboldt metropolis are
going about it to make the celebra-
tion one which will make Lovelock's
name famous all over the State. And
anyone who knows anything about
their way of doing things knows that
they will make good.
Already $4,000 has been raised for
the celebration. Among the attrac-
tions are to be single and double
jack drilling contests, bicycle races
and baseball tournament. for all of
which big prizes will be given. There
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-06-28
'ection between the Rockies and the

section between the Rockies and the
Sierra.
A railroad has already been built
by the Virginia & Truckee Company
from Carson City into this region,
traversing and stopping almost in the
center of the tract.
The town of Minden has been es.
tablished there and many buildings
are being constructed. One of these
is flour mill, one of the most mod
ern on the Pacific coast. 1t has a
capacity of one hundred barrels a
day and will begin operations as soon
as the electric power system is com.
pleted. The company has already
erected Office buildings and ware.
houses. There are scores Of other
buildings in contemplation and set
tiers are beginning to flock in. The
soil of Carson valley is of almost
limitless depth and richness and all
of the thirty thousand acre tract is
irrigabe from the Carson river.