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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11
BANNER DAY FOR THE
CLEARWATER COUNTY FAIR
Many Visitors Visit Baeley. Exhibit Shows Won
derful Development of the County on the West....
Bagley Citizens Entertain Visitors

Bagley, Oct. 11.-(Special to the
Pioneer. 1.-The first annual fair OF
the Clearwater County Agricultural
association, which is being held in
this village and will continue until
Saturday evening, is proving a sue.
cess beyond the most sanguine
expectations of the most optimistic
member of the society.
Thursday (the opening day. there
was a large crowd in the village,
the attendance being at least 5000
people.
The main feature of the day was
the speech delivered by Congress
man Steenerson of Crookston, who
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11
( From the Big Falls Compass.)

From the Big Falls Compass.)
For years the big swamps OF
Northern Minnesota have bee
scorned as worthless, or if one saw
any possibilities in the muskeg, they
regarded the expense of drainage an
insurmontable obstacle.
Celery culture at profit of from
$500 to $1,000 per acre on the mus.
keg swamp lands of St. Louis county
is the possibility that is held out to
those who within the next few years
are willing to grasp the opportuni-
ties offered to supply a constantly
growing market at the Head of the
lakes, says the Duluth Herald.
Thr ough the efforts of a Duluth
citizen, one of the worst muskeg
swamps in northern Minnesota, a
vast tract stretching for miles on
either side of the Great Northern
railway branch to Grand Forks,
beginning about five or six miles
northwest of Floodwood, is fast
being transformed into vast pro-
duCtive farm. and it will not be
many years before the immense bog
on which the railroad company
spent thousands of dollars to keep
its tracks above the water will be
reclaimed, and Island Farm owned
by G. G. Hartley of this city, will be
considered one of the model farms
of the state.
The secret of Mr.. Hartley's sue
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11

/ have just received a new line of
fall millinery which will be on dis
play at my store tomorrow. Some
of the daintiest, prettiest and most
becoming hats ever shown in Be-
mid il will be shown tomorrow. They
will be on display in our millinery
department, then, for the first time,
Every lady in Bemidji who enjoys
seeing or wearing pretty hats should
not fail to visit my store sometime
during tomorrow or tomorrow
evening.
Y Louise Hetland.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11
Box Stationary Sale Tomorrow.

Commencing this evening, the
Pioneer will place on sale the BAL
ance of our large and we'll selected
box paper and envelopes, which
will close out at just one-half price.
We do not intend to carry this line
and make this special sale in order
to get the stock off our hands to
make room for other goods.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11

was in a very happy mood, and who
made fine address.
The fair association has provide d
two bulldogs for the reception of
exhibits, and all of the space in both
buildings was speedily occupied,
early in the afternoon on the first
day.
One of the buildings formerly
used for store pnrposes) is chock
full of agricultural exhibits, vege-
tables, grains, grasses, and all pro-
ducts of the farm that are of very
exceptional high-class of excellence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11
A Pleasant Surprise Party.

A number of the former members
of the Methodist church, gathered
at the parsonage last evening in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. Peart, the
former pastor.
The evening was pleasantly spent
in games and social discourse.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-11

present condition, is a splendid
example of what proper drainage
will do for the big swamp districts OF
Northern Minnesota.
When one considers that practi.
cally all the effort that has been
put forth to bring the Island Farm
to its present stage of development
dates not more than year and a
half, to two years back, the result
ustsbe regarded as almost wonder
full.
An ardent believer in the possibili-
ties of Minnesota's swamp lands,
Mr.. Hartley purchased what he con-
sidered one of the worst swamp
tracts in this district, with the
intention of proving his theory.
BY persistent effort he has succeeded
in enlisting state aid in the project
of swamp drainage in northern Min
nesota, and some of the state bitches
already cut his land and the water
is being carried off to the Flood
wood river in one direction and to
the Mississippi river in another.
Lateral bitches, about a quarter of a
mile apart constructed by the owner,
feed into the state bitches, the latter
being of a width and with a depth of
water that would float an ordinary
sized boat.
Much of the ditching work was
only completed this year, but the
results speak volumes for the system.
Where a few years ago there was
from several inches to a foot of
water over the land, where this
spring, the ground was a bog that
would not bear up the weight of a
man, now four-horse teams attached
to a heavy bog plow are walking dry
shod, while the implement tears up
the the old bog turf and loosens
sticks and roots, which are pulled up
and burned. Moving machines are
run without trouble over vast
meadows of grass that were under
water year ago.
The greatest success, however,
that has been scored by the owner
of Island Farm is the establishment
of the facts that the muskeg swamps
of this county are the greatest eel.
cry producers of the country, Michi-
gan not excepted. The Island
Farm is raising celery this year for
which the commission houses in
Duluth are paying a premium. 1t
is of a quality that excels the celery
shipped to the Head of the Lakes
from Michigan or California, dur.
ing the winter season.
That the present season was a
backward one for market gardening
of any sort, is a matter of general
knowledge. Owing to the pro.
longed cold weather last spring the
gardeners we're several weeks later
than usual in setting out green.
house grown plants of which celery
is notable example. On the Island
Farm celery was planted in the field
late in June, where in ordinary sea.
sons it should have been set out in
May, thus insuring two crops in a
season.
In spite of the drawbacks, a late
growing season and the fact the
ground where the plants were set
out was never before broken, being
bog last spring, the four and one.
half acres of celery have netted the
owner about $500 per acre, and, il
he stores celery for the winter mar
ket, according to his present plans,
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Staat Sbip, Stabt 5pIttG(
Queaa gbuntp a.

Eup INV bps
5rauf 8. Gbtutp bti@pCri, SaB n hr
Glitrs partun eT 8irma .. 8. Gbtutp &
90. ia, psl6s @tfd6ftt in eu SiaOt 5rlteO,
in pbtnatuannitm Qpuuip uup Stdait ibui,
unb eab btiasts Burma bic Summt Ron
tiubuuhtrt Dollars fur itptu Gal
bon Satarrb btlabltn pirb, bu pur& etn
@tSraub pOu 6alps bs8ur
nidt ssbdlt puhtu fam.
8rauf 8. @btutb.
f@, gti6pprtn ron mfr uup uuttrs
} Sitatl. lhritbtn In mtinn @tgtnpaIt
t~~' am 6. Stpttmbn VI. 3. 1881.
VI. u. @lealVu. SHtntlihI Rptnr.
bal's aaiarrb.aur pirb inntrIih gtupm-
mtn, unb pirit eirtft duf bas 9Iut unb bic
i6ltimietn Sbtrh6ttn bee Spltms. eaet
5ud umIpnii !3tusnifIs fpmmtu.
Q. 5. @btutp & 60, 5Uitep, ..
- 8trfauft ron alien appibtfnn. 75s.
Sall's 6amilitn-piltn fne biz btftn.
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TdS 1hal atp pdrts.

1abIor. - @noli6 bat unier Staot.
ratb Ouuneritag glben6 feline @snebmis'
uns gum Sau oss Siaoutts oil Der DAT
Stra6e 8abnfreujung se9eben uno es
bei6t, bic Sadnmanna @ompanie uno Die
Stra6snbabu Gompunie perOen iofOrt
nit Der slrbeit beginner, oeren Soften
aui stwn 100000 usranihla9t weroen.
Die Su6e mar felt sinem Sabre unb
laussr in Der Shwebe. - 3wei Der Dor
stwa sinsm WtOnat sebOrenen Drillin9e
Der Samilis Gbarles @ngel uOu Der arbs
balb itarbsu 5reitus giu6t. - Wiihusl
Strsun, Der 9iadtpOIiiiit, bat uIS @Ons
itublsr Der A. NarO rsii9uirt.-Die am
Disnltus IbsuO in &siisnflub's 6int
absebaltsns 5sitli6teit oes ShweiSer
Wannsr6Or mar cine rsht ubssrunbstc
unb aud gut beiutt. Die llebunsen
Der junssu Domsn iOrOsrteH bsiOnbers
ben Seiiull Der Beiu6er beraus, Oas
SiOlin Duett Der Serren SObu Srun'
nsr unO Otto 9Ssimsr mar cine uusse.
;ei6nste yeiituus, unO iOwObl Die SOrs
trGse bss feitssbenOsn Ysreins, pie aud
Die Der uubsreu 0iitwirtsnocn erireuteu
Ii6 bss ullssmeiuen Seiiallss. = SurrD
9lplunulp uOu SlO 6Or9e purOe Sums
flag wdbrsnO sines SnsouusfIuses nube
9luOca pom leinem @enolien Ri9arb
@iaiams ins linfs Ssin seidOhsu. Gr-
Itersr mar in sinem @sbiiI6s unO in Der
Sduslinis BON Billiums, Der nuf sinen
0aisu ibOB. Die 8unoe lit unse.
iGbrliH.
= 9iusu pollen Gag mar Der Sta
liener Mti6usl 2uuu in Der 8abDlOu
3s6e iu Durnea bssruben, sbe man
auf isin 8sri6winbsn uufmertium Uur'
be unb ibn am Disuitus SOrmittus un'
ter elmer 5eliumais tuOt auffauc.
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gBilFes. Barre Ma6riAten.

Dur6 @uniolibiruns bss ~Ssaosr"
unb Der .TimesA fat jsst SSilfssbarre
nur Gin slbsn6blatt.
- Der gopotat 9. g8. Dspitt puros
WlOntus 9ia6mittus sutfeelt Dor isiusm
Pults uufseiunosn. Der WtanH mar
bsrSleiOsno.
- Die 9auret 9inis uno bic gSiltes'
barre & Su;lstOn slsttriifs Snbn bnben
felt Miontas Elm arrangement gum aus'
tuui6 pOn Sruht i'm @anse.
- Sn oem Wtiitunssraume Der Ou'
pont gulusr @ompunis gu SDuppallopsn
srsisusts iia WiOntus WtOrSen eins Gr'
plufiOn, bic srObsn S6uSsn anri4tsts,
absr feline Wtsni6enlsben forberte.
- gSabrsno Sruu @briitian lmbs'
wuIt am Sunutas 9iadmittas in ibrel
g8ubnuns cine 3rspps biuub sins, itol
psrts iis unO fisl 10 uuSliidli6 bic Stu
fen binab, bus iie ben Sddosl brad
unO nu6 spsi Stunosn iturb.
- 9Seil nsuerOinss 3wei Sinber Dol
Sunbsn ssbiiisn unO on Der GOllwutI
ssitorbsn iino, miiien ollie 9unOs IL
SpOpsrspills ni6t nur 0taultOrbe tra
gen, ionOsrn auh fir einen 3eitraun
pun bunosrt Tussn i'm Suuie 9sbults1
merben.
= Der 65 Sabre ulte Wtihusl @amr
bell pou @bsitnut Strabe unb Die 6
Sabre alts 5rau @liia giussnt liess
Iid Wtittwod lestsr 0Ods our4 Fiai
rsr Seifsrnuu trausu, sinssn nu6 osr
!, Sotsl g8eib. mo iis ;u slbsnS ipsiits
, unS ;ossn iib Oann nit BEN anItrne
r 3uriid. iis nGdftsn WtOrssn 10 ubr
wsden. slls man lie sur ansessbsns
3eit psden mollts. ianb man beioe burr
Veu6tsas sritidt, weldes elmer oHene
r RObrs sntitrOmte. Babribeinlih bat
8 Der Wiann beim ausorsben oss Si6tt
r unabiibtli6 ben Srabnen wisosr an9
) Orsbt. Obus ous 8srisbsn ;u bsmsrtsn.
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HittStpn.

- GbOmus 5OD uno 2sO ROssrs uOr
Durpsu, Die aussbli6 iriib Sonntae
aus Der Wturtin Durtin 9Dirtbi6uit oa'
islbit $11.7o in SuuraslO unO aud
g8aaren itublen, wurOsu Yionta9 Oou
5risbsnsri6tsr Smith uuf bic Gntlu9t
6ss @inbruds Dem GOuntp @sidHSniE
iibsriauOt.
= @tllium Fillep, 3e6enourmanr
Der Ssbisb Sullsp SOblsn @Ompunis ~
9Iuueu. srbislt am Sumitas. aIs sr lid
uuf Der SusO befuno, ourh bic ;uidlis'
GntluOuu9 isiner 5linte ben liutsn arH
10 bOs ;eri6msttsrt, Nas ibm Oas
@lisO wabri6eiulid amputirt werOer
mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-14
11mtcrscm8 fir
NOOCInbcr.

Der idbrlids 9iOusmbsr llntsrisue
8srfnui miro iort9eieet.
Sebsn DiOrssn wsrosn nsns StOB'
nut bic Bargain 9ii6s selsst. Di'
Experiments nud @rObsn uno allss fiji
.insn anbsrn ssidaftissn Gag in Ssrsit'
iduft ssiset.
Die @rsdnsuns fir ben 5nmilisn BE
bari wiro itst uOn ben 9Guptsrn Del
uislsn SuusbuItunssu 9sfanft. Dss
@uttsn, Der @uttin, Oss Sobnss, Del
Tuhter uno Der SinOsr llnterisns mil
isst i'm 9auis nudssisbsn uno nus no
tbis, llntsr,eus wirb isst ssinnft.
Barum? g8sil bic QuuliiGtsn Mi
bsIIsr unb Die Prsiis ME biIlissr wursn.
9as bsFs Der @slt fur Sic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-14
Sunmpre.

- Der Stalieusr Wiidasl 3ipp bon
bier purbs Snmitas in BEN @aloe nabs
Tbroop babel ertappt, als sr Sin9pOssl
srlests. 9lls Wilbbiiter @bwarb @arlp
ben Serl perbaften wollts, oriidte er
isine Slinte auf i'm ab uub bic S9rot,
branssn tbsilmsiis burb @urlp's 9lsi'
ouns. uerlesten ibn aber niht. 3ipp
purOe ;ulest iiberpGltist uno uOn 5rie'
csnsridter @OOnsp nit $40 Strafe unh
ben 8oitsu bsIsst.
= SRI. asnes Carroll uOn Slatelt
Struss erbislt 5rsituS gbsno, oils ibr
9tams ssrufsn wuros uno iie oanu an
ben 3aun Dor ibrsr 8Obnuus trat. pon
elmer unbsfanntsn in idwarS setlsibsten
uno psrihlsierten Srau cine OOiis Gar
bOliiure in's 9siidt seidlenoert, mari
aber 10 i6usll ibre arms smpOr, iOoaF
Der StOff ni6t ibrs auseu truf, aber il
am @siitt, ben 9lrmeu uno Der Stiru
psrbruunts. SRI. Carroll unb sIrtbur
S6uls uOn aib StruBs, Der felt siHi9er
3sit Der iunssn DAME feline 9lufpart'
uns madts, erbisItsn beioe fiirSIid per-
idisosns DrObbrisfs, bic in msbrsrsu
Sprudsn ubssfaBt warsn, uno mon
nimmt on, ouB @ifsriudt in Osm SuIls
cine ROlls ipielt. Die POliSei srwartei
;uueriidtlid, Die snselssenbsit in sini'
gen Gaseu srsriino,t ;u huben.
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6pSe 9arf 0cti;eu.

- Der Seiser Gburlss Sine BON
ader slpenue, msl6sr am Sonntas 3u.
Dor nabe PittstOn bel Nsm g8rud .uui
Der Ssriep Gsntral @iienbubn TO i6limm
psrbriibt wuroe, srlaS ben srbaltensn
griibwunOsn 5reitaS 9iu6mittus, tiadj'
benz man ibn in bOfinlusslOism 3u'
itunO pOn Oem Stult SOipituI beim &C.
nommsn bate. Der 8sritorbsne wirb
uon Der Satin unb orei Sin6srn iiber.
lebt.
- Sin feissr Sduft Der idlimmiten
Sorte i6sint 0ai6urO SbOuelin uUn
6arr StruBs Su iein, weIdsr feline Sruu
10 misbanoslts, oaB ibr sanjer S0rper
i6war; uuO blau lit. Sein 16idbrissr
SObn ;ablts fir ibn oas Soit9slS in
sinsm r9Otsl" Der @sitisits, nm ibu
aus Dem 9auie 3u bulten absr trOs.
oem fam Der Serl um Disnita9 nod Der
8Obnuus isinsr Sruu unO sriff iie on.
SbOusliu ssbt jsst bel Sbsriff @alpiu
in Soit.
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NerfQui
tarbiger
SeiOe

gSsi6s, uni6misssuOe Grsps Dc
Chimes uno Tutium in bs3anbsrnosn
Sarbsn als wis yiilsriin, Rsisbn,
@bumpasnsr, &Otb, ROis. Ssllbluu,
Dunielbluu, glt 0aOis, Gaost, WsiB
nnO S6war;. Die SsNen grsiis iinO
fOrtwabrsnb um itsissn nno bic msiitsn
Sauflsuts iuuisn nur wsnis unO jublsn
msbr als unisrs gsrtuuispreiie.
gDir babsn bic ssSenWdrtiss Sa9s
pOrausssisbsn uuO OupIi,isrtsn unisr'
fraben SinfGuIs als bic Frsiis nod
nisbris wursn. Sect tOnnsn mir 9bner
oisIs Bargains uorlsssn uno Oil
ipursn ,@slO" on Dem nsusn Slsio'
pber Naiit.
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Sslsct Council. Z. 9iOusmI

SeleCI SOuHIlr O. 9tuUehioti'
Sn Der @rmartuns. baB bic Waiisr'
frase in bisisr 8eriammluns mebr oosr
wsniser srbrtsrt perbsn wiirbe, battsn
Ii6 cine srSBsre anSubl Siirssr 3u Osr'
islbsn sipssitsllt. iubsn iid absr snt'
tauI6t, blan Die Sade fam Offi3isa gar
nidt 3ur Srnss. Die Ssriammluns
,ei6nsts iid, iibsrbaupt Snrd went9
@ersSe aus, isbOb wurosn cine srOBers
9lnsabl Srbiuaujen bel eno9hltpsr
9siuns bsltdtist, pie iOlst: Shr Sa'
lairs Der Oaitslisbsr Der @iuilbisnit @om'
miIiion; Der scranton Railwup SOm'
panic @rluubuib sebsno, an 9foro
gSuibiuston unO GupOuis ausnuss SOp'
petite @slsiie Su lssen; Iiir BTlaiterun9
Der Iiolihen Ssite pOn Spruce StrnBs,
pom Rupmono Court Sur 6rantlln
gusnue; fir usbertrasuns uOn 9eDtl'
len 5ouOs; Iir elettrllhs St4tsr on
g9heeler Nuenue uuo Rtose Row.
Sprufs aooitiOn, 99OoOlapn StraBe,
6ulrfielo glusnus. Prospect auenus unO
Gibbons straBs; fir Bs3ubIuns uOn
9uosments ssssn Die Stnot; IIir
Steinplatten Ssitsnwege oil 9loro
Dtuiu slpsuus; gBiosrrui Der SrSi'
nans, mel6s uOridrsibt, Snb Ssiltltd'
uno Wtasiitruts Die Don ibnen uOrSs'
nOmmenen Seirutbrn bsridten miinsn
} fir Yerenseruns bee StruBenbettes uni
, @rweiteruns oss Seitsnweges on SSsb
itsr 9lusnus, ,piidsn MULBERRY unO Sin
l StraBsn; fir Elm elettriihss Stdt oil
1 artbur ausuus unO Tioss EOw; IIll
E Steinplatten Sciteuwese oil Slenrplen
1 Strabe, @bur6. GUNNER uno Silus
4 Auenues.
giadoem bas bstrsii. 9omits sinitil
n oariiber beri6tst hattie. wuroe cine Vie
c Iulution ansenOmmen. laut welhsr Iiint
. ,ebu ader yanb auf Der Bslilsite ~
}. gart,psde ,um Prsiis uOn $2o,00O an
sefuutt psrbsu iUllsn. Sn sinsm S6rsi
ben pou 0irsttOr adsr purosn Sor
tuuisrsdts ;weds GrOifnuns OOn sSupn
;, glusnus, GapOnis auenus, Saowin Str
= uno Rodwsll slusnus uor9slsst.
|. yieus 8orlassn CAB es fOlssnOs
h Wiullep-SrOinuuI fir llsbsrtra9un
n uon sepiiisn 5OnOs i'm Sursau Dc
e 8rGnbe; rsierirt. &siolutiOn fir lin
4 tsrIu6uns Der 5OrOsruns bes SObn 8
SOn,s ssssn Die staOt; rsfsrirt. 80
:, itello-8 8siolutiOn fur @rlansun9 Dol
!, 8orfauisr,6tsu ;wsde @rDfnunS Dol
q Wtarp StraBs. uOn @Oitb apsnns 5u
;. gBsIt Wtarfst StruBe; anssnOmmer
9teIolutiUu fir 9iiuelliruns uon @uii'
= aueuue unssnOmmsu. SOwrD-Sr
oinuns fir SblieBun9 BON SrsBls
@Ourt, uun Mprtls StraBe Su Der Sri
@iIenbnbn. 9iOlau - Hsiolutton Iti
gDieosrmistbuns oes 9ebauoss als si
S6lau6baus in Der 1s. @aro.
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@ute srbsit su maBisen Yrsiisn
lisfsrt bic -@O9eublutt" Sffics. -
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Mus benz oberen 3bale.
(ar6balb @orreiponben3.)

- Der II Sabre ultt Dslbsrt 0ier'
risan BON Psdpills purbs DOnneritus
gia6mittas, ole sr isinsm Satsr balf,
in Der Ontario 3s9s &eparaturen 3u
MAIDEN, BON Der .Scrupsr@ 9inis Su
TOSs ;eroriidt, pdbreub Isin Sater
bilfslos ;uisben mubts.
- Die 8Obnuns bsS Suufmannes
Sulius @orsll 3u Psfuills wurOe iriib
Donnsrftas MOrssn bon @inbre6srn be-
iubt unO um $4OO in 8aurselb beitob'
len, bic iid in .insm Pults beiancen.
Die iinssrs TO6tsr Der 6amilis idlisi
elm paar SUB entfernt BON benz Pults,
purbe absr niht erpsdt.
(@arbonbale @Orrsiponben;.)
- Der gotOmotiufibrsr gBillium
Spars pon Siio Terrace Strabe, bel
am Gage suuOr aui Der SimpiOn arsu3'
uns nit isiusm 8ruosr usrlsst Uuros,
itarb ipdtsr i'm giotbfau Soipital uni
nurbs Sumitus i'm ct. ROis Srisoboi'
bssrbist. slu9 ous 3psits Spisr oes
llniullss lit isinen Ssrlssunssn srlesen
Osnn friib Sreitue MOrssn ftarb aud
@ilmOrs Swars. bel BEN ii6 innerlib,
8lutftiir;e sinitslltsn uno oils fatal sr
wisisn.
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Nut ~ lrbrn uuN ;u arbeiten. 6rau
Miurie Wturrup, @OO6 0iIls, Sa., mar
Iunse 3eit trant. 3Wsi 6lai4en uOu
5Orni's 9llpsnfrdutsr Slutbeleber itell'
ten iie wisbsr Der. Gr babe ibren appe'
tit 3uriidssbraht, unb' iOmit babe III
aud an 9slpi6t SusenOmmsn, iusts JIG.
n@r CAB mir fernsr wtut Su leben unS
;u arbsiteu." 6orni's alpsntranter
9lutbelsbsr briuot Sounsui6ein in oaS
Ssim, Oa sr Die buutlsn Shattsn oer
Sruufbsit usrju9t. @r lit feline apOtbe'
ter.MsbiSin, iOnOsrn WirO Oirstt Ourd
Sps;iuIussuten OOer bic @issutbiimsr,
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Woodruff County news., 1907-05-02
Heavy Berry Shipment.

While the weather has been very unfavorable for ripening the straw berry crop in Crawford county, yet 25 cars have been shipped from Van Buren alone, although the heavy move ment of the crop will not begin much before May 1, about the usual time, that being shipped now being the result of the extreme warm weather during the month of March Notwith- standing the many reports to the con- trary, the berries in this county were not injured by the late frosts, and with favorable weather the crop will be as large as usual. The vines are heavily fruited and owing to the cool, cloudy weather no reports of rotting have been received The berries, on the other hand, are solid, up to the standard in size and color and are carrying even to the fartherest markets better than ever before and with much less refrigeration
Woodruff County news., 1907-05-02
Fined For Smoking.

Carl Stevenson, who was a witness recently in the United States Circuit Court at Little Rock in the suit of John Henderson against Silar Stew enson and Ed Griffith. was fined $50 and costs for contempt of court. The contempt of Stevenson consisted in his smoking in the court room while the court was in session. After Stew enson had testified he returned to his seat and began smoking. Judge Trieber called Stevenson to the bench and fined him $50 and costs, and ord cred him committed to jail until he paid. He was committed. He was later released on an order signed by the United States marshal, which stated that the fine and costs had been maid
Woodruff County news., 1907-05-02
Strawberries in Demand.

Judsonia, always a good town, jumps to the center of the stage for a period each year, and she has just made her jump, for this is her usual season for making it. The strawber- " trade has opened and within a short time this little city will be load ing from ten to twelve care per day. The town now swarms with buyers, who pay cash for the berries as soon as they are offered at the station Three cars per day loaded and sold on the track is the record thus far One car was recently sold for $4,30O and another for nearly $2,000.
Woodruff County news., 1907-05-02
More Insurance Suits Filed.

Additional suits to the number of seven have been filed by Prosecuting Attorney Rhoten in the Circuit Court, Second Division, against insurance companies, either operating directly or indirectly in the state of Arkansas for alleged violations of antitrust statute. A total of $14,000,000 is demanded. The companies sued are: The T. and c. Insurance Company of Dallas. Tex as for $t000,000. The Commonwealth Insurance Company of Dallas, Texas for $1,0O0,O00. The Seaboard Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Gal weston for $3,000,000 In like manner the Orient Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,, is alleged to have been the agent for the T. and c. h. surance Company of Dallas, and a demand for $3,000,000 is made. The Scottish Universal for $3000,000. The Franklin Insurance Company of Wheeling, w. Va, for S10O0,00O and the Fire Association of Philadelphia for $3,0O0,000.
Woodruff County news., 1907-05-02
Accidentally Shot.

John Boyd, farmer, residing near Emmet was shot in the leg just above the knee, as the result of an effort on his part to stop a duel that was about to take place between two ne groes. The wounded man was driving to Wallaceburg, when he encountered the two darkies in the act of firing at each other He commanded them to drop their guns, when one of them turned and fired. When they noticed that the shot had taken effect, both of the negroes fled, and up to the plesent time neither has been appre- hended