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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

Announcement was made at the Office
Of the Board of Railroad Commission
crS Tuesday that Il decision had been
rendered in the matter Of the petition
of a." .>usu>tr x Watervillr Railway
a='ii!l% ~" approval By the board of
til. :"c;.ti1n ~ thc extension of the
cDalnal.r'S read from the town of
WinsloW into the city of WatcrvillC.
In rendering the decision the state
mcnt is made that the board finds that
public convenience ana necessity re-
qurcS the constr uction Of the road as
prayed for in the petition ard az
proves the location as set out in the
petition. except that they DO not ap-
prove that portion Of the proposed 10
cation across the Ticonic bridge. They
think that the location should be in the
center; that the said bridge is not
strong enough to carry the weight Of
Tie electric ears upon the north truss
as prayed for in the petition.
Tho board further states than when
til" preceding comes before it for the
manner and condition of crossing said
bridge and the apportionment of the
expense. under the statute, the location
can be varied 1T each end to conform
to III" location i'll the center. Az can
ho embraced i'm one petition and for
this reason tho board dcfcrs any d.
ci+irn Hlun the location across Stid
bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
Amateurs Tonight.

There will he fun galore ut the Opera
House tonight when the local amat"uls
make their weekly appearance. Some
wonderful dramatic stunts are
prnmi scd. together with scientific dane
inc ana excellent vocal selections. The
rirtur,% made big hit yesterday
They viii be continued this afternoon
and evening. The subjects are all new
To- augusta audiences. II would J." hard
IA choose the best film. hut The
HypnotiSt's Revenge "'rh" l"wild"r-
ing Cabinet and seen Under Il
Microscopes" are probably the most
interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

The rainfall ut Nashua, y. H. fo1
the "a hours ending at midnight Tues
day was $50 inches, the heaviest fni
Il similar period since oct j.. 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
ST. AUGu slime FAIR.
Another Wet NIGHT Curta.ls Attend
ance, But Enthusiasm Holds Good.

Ill
The st. Augustine parish fair was
Handicapped ugaiA last u, ming IN bAd
Weather ana the crowd 1T CITY han
was not so large as it would hive been
under more favOrabh, Circumstances.
but f,,r HI that rh.r. VA ! p,nd ~
tcnGancc for a stnrlny night ana busi
ncs, was lively during th. evening
Ii WAS the Iafavrt1c bands night
ana the entire program for tb,. even
ing VA furnished ~ that uraanila-
tiDn The program for III. concert
enct nuu5cr of which Vas we'll I'm
d.rcd and cordially rec lived. I...t rs
follows:
March-"Dc Mulay.' K. Il. Hlii
Overture IL Grand"." lapi.',
i"lh'- ! III .@ur',h llii'E
.v-Iir ,,,,I cr,, !, y /, tIIlr.,i
nm. c,ri..i+or. Go. ,...t 60. ., n.
,,,l,. .,i,, "
,,.,,,, ,,.nrI.i,,,, t,.l ~, ~,
IL ,,,,,,,o.., ',.l'e,,,., ,.;
,. , -, - Wv -'''7
,f, ,, W. 4
go - .''ili ~ sup
I'LL, ut - ''i'i' III rH'h
~ ",'9 p'S "i. "rlt
It i'i'ii't'S l'r'iiH p''"eeh 'iie "il
i'i'H. 'd"l'S "h'i" the laicE S'o"S
"iHii'I ~ - 'il' '"p'c WHICH c'h-
i'o'9 thc l'rStSt sum "l money our
M -, Wv LON - III "i'' III SUI
ih' l"l' v III II"SP inns evening ana
~ .iihe VII pc 'eNote" !" tlic CLOSING
% me various contests ana inc an
i''''' III "l result, III" 'llS' I" III"
''lS'' 'outi"ii vi tli. season uck't y!
rh'S- Ni"Sic VII pr lufiiiSlleh curing
tii' evening y 'iic LalaE'tl" pahd ahu
every on" 81 IN" Thousand h"!H'r5 "l
season ucA''S VIII Dc on manu- % see
II thclr number IS awarded present.
Just what tho amount realized will be-
cannot be told until later
John Motcaif OF TINS CITY, who ~
handing the horses at BroadacfeS stock
farm, was IN town yesterday ana was
holding the lines over one OF the young
St"FS when is pclhg raised at the
lafln' ana Whlch ne h;td Drought down
ior the purpose "i haNliS MS hrSl SHOES
httHd. Inc cont WAS the 5-Eeaf-oid DAY
St'illl"h GOV. Patllson' IT. ara was
Slfch DF thc oiu HORSE. me H'uiiSSttr
IS closely punt Ike the majority 81 ne
SHt Oh ms sire, soma pay III c"i'r' S'ai,uS
To- ana weighs ABOUT looo pounds lie
Is OF S""d style ana hlsh actor ana
although ne was not bred lor a speed
Morse can step along Wen. II" shou:d
make very dcsirable eci'leiheis
urlVer IN speaking ol llattel" at 'ht
farm MI Mctcall SAID tiat theN liai
recently received Il felsiaii s'diiioii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

The following corporation has filed
its certificate OF organization at tn"
Office of the secretary Of Stat:
The Brumficld Electric Co.. organized
ut Portland for tho purp"s" of &"nc:at-
ing and supplying electricity or gas for
light heat and power with S30oOoo
cauital stock. nf which ruthing is paid
in Officers: President. Charles NJ.
Drrmmund of Portland; treasurer,
Wldlcigh y. Drumnond of Portland.
Certificate filed sept. %, 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

coming nearly lost iii the woods anu
returning to the steamer long alter
dark. Monday a party of A. started To
aSct nd SquuW mountain. After SquaW
brook was reached = heavy rain caused
the abandonment OF the ascent.
three Stat, prison sentences were
imposed hy Judge Turner i'll the Cum
il rl2nd county Superior court at Port-
land Monday. Thomls Lewis and John
Tildpn. who. when driven from
freight train at West Falmouth one
il, .yht in Julv. assaulted the conductor.
were sentenced to l. months each. The
charge Of attempting to Kill. which
WAS first brought against them, was
rul press, Il. they pleading guilty to
charge Of assault. Samuel F. Elliott for
stealing Il watch. and james l.. Cron-
anas. assault and battery, were SEN
fenced to one year each.
Rufus II. Richards. the aged Bath
resident who WaS indicted ut this term
az Portland for attempting To defraud
The government by making Application
Tor 4 pension as Rufus II. Richardson,
Il NAUSEA cilCS.ttS veteran of the civil
War, went back home Tuesday. In
Z
that his previous record had been good.
Ec was released 10y Judge Hale on his
personal rCco@niZancr. the ease being
continued until the April term Of the
circuit court. lie seemed To appreciate"
the courts lnniency and was prOfuSc
in his pledges of good conduct.
Citizens OF Strong, on account of re-
cent serious happenings, have called
for outside help to aid in an inVeStiEa-
ticn. Lately the conductor of the train
on the narrow gauge road. the Phillips
x Rang,.ley. was notified that an at
tempt WAS to be made to wreck the
train, and the distractions were found
TN III" track just in time t. avert an
accident \ little later a sleeper was
found chained across the track. Later
still an attempt was made To burn q
summer cottage in which there ar" :;
Valuable library an rare cUri"s. tn"
state will send an officer to investigate.
The rainfall ut Nashua y. II, for
Tho u b,IIr- apIipu NJ mi,biollt TucS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
STATE HOUSE.
Governor Announces List
Of Sept. Nominations.
Annual Reports Of The Railroad
Companies Are Filed.
neeision Rendered on Petition Of
Augusta & WaterviIIe Railway.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting of Governor and Coun-
Gil Tuesday. Oct. l, at 10 A. M.

announcement was made ut the FIX
.cutiyc department Tuesday morning
e tic usual monthly list OF nominal
,ions by Governor Cobb, for the month
Il September, which will come up for
confirmation at the next meeting Of the
coycrnur ANA Council, which will be
hold on Tuesday, oct. l, commencing
a, 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 1t will
10 noticed that the list, which is given
below. is composed entirely of minor
anointmcntS, no vancancics having oc-
,i,rred in important Offices to require
Executive action:
Private Dctectivcs-ThomaSC ChiSan,
Ranger; Charles T.. Harmon, Bidde-
ford: f.. J.. Hayford, La Grange
south; Henry H. Jewell, Caribou;
<Frederick l.. Odlin, Lewiston; john r.
pollard. Winslnw; George w. Ross,
yancDbnrn: Fred a. Tarbox, Biddcford;
Denni, Tracy, kinco; James F. Val
hly, Bangor.
Coroner-C. w. Redman, Stonington.
Agent for the Prevention of Cruelty
10 Anilna!s-Joscph G. Sterling. Port
land.
Trial Justic"s-J. o. Johnson, Lib
erty; W. L. Overlook, Washington
Razo,vllr).
NDtarias Public-IIarry NJ. Corners,
Eden Oiar Harb"r); Edward F. Cowell,
Berwick; Herbert r. Holmes. Lewis
ton: II. Ii. King. Portland; Lewis a.
!. Pierce. Portland: Edward f. Small,
Ellsworth; element :. 5trtson, Greene;
Geo. H. Vllrs. Madison: Dana S. Will
liams, Lewiston.
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

Hist; mileage of passenger cars,
66,1Sj.
kennebec Central Railroad Co.
Gross earnings from operation. SIS
4lZ.42; operating expenses s1l441 -;
income from operation, $685.; inter-
est on funded debt accrued. SLIGO:
total surplus, slG,9e4.9i; passenger
revenue, S4,192.4j; freight revenue,
$9,H01; maintenance of way and
structures, s2,62i.14; maintenance OF
equipment, s1,133.61; conducting trans
portation. $685.; general expenses.
Sl6o.5O; number Of passengers carried
earning revenue, 40. j6S; number of PAS
$ myers carried one mile, 240,Ol4; num-
Ter Of tons carried of freight earning
II venue, 6,SlS; number Of ton carried
enc mile $3.50; mileage of passenger
cars. 26,0S0.
BridGton & Saco River Railroad
C".-Gross earnings from operation.
46.634.5l; operating expenses. $23 .3.5.07;
income from Operation, 3,259.4i; inter-
est on funded debt accrued, $500;
total surplus. S.. S649 49, passenger rcve-
nue., $lI.-09"1: freight revenue. vi
$50; maintenance of way and Struc-
tires, S6,622.51; maintenance of equip
ment, S5,lo1.56; conducting tranSpOrta-
ton. SO. 16i12; general expenses, 81
9i6-s2; number Of passengers carried
earning revenue, 29.421: number of
passengers carried one mile, 40. 3d.
number of tons carried Of freight earn
ing revenue, 20 201; number Of tons car
ri"d one mile. 335, 81; number OF tons
carried one mile per mile Of road, 15,-
49,
Franklin & Megantic Railway Co.
Cross earnings from operation. SOL
2zS.3"; operating expenses. $3.,1l5 60;
income from OPERATION $l3.5 l2 Sc; inter-
est on funded debt accrued, $1,11353333
total deficit. s2.G7i.42; passenger revc-
nue.. 81 6j05i; mail revenue. Sl,411 90;
express revenue. 81, S5724 freight revc-
n'ic, s11.650.54; MALE revenue, S1.471. Sc;
and structures, $12 .063.l1: maintenance
of equipment, 81 ,651.13; conducting
transportation. $l9. $3.50; general cx-
pcnSes, $2.31j.14; number Of passengers
carried earning revenue, 20,112; number
of DaSStn@crS carried one mile, 81 104;
number of tons carried of freight earn
ings revenue, 1850; number of tons
carried one mile, 693, 263; number of
tons carried one mile per mile OF road
1865; mileage Of passenger ears, Co.
90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

The last sale Of the Augusta House
auction sale will take place ut O'Clock
this afternoon, and all goods bought
at previous sales which have rot been
taken away before l. o'clock. noon, Will
be solI with other goods. See auction
colunln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

~ ,nd Mrs. Arthur W. Reed OF ""
D.,,c,,,n street are receiving the con-
.atuIn,;ons of friends on the oir'h Oh
,...,,.or Mildred Viola, Which &C
Cured Friday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. A. Pettingill and
daughter of Portland are visiting Mr..
Pettingilrs father, Captain G. b. Pct
ti,pi1 of So Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25

The re port Of "a" Portland & Rum
ford Fails Railway 80. fcr III" 10
months prior tn its absorption by the
Maine Central !;,iir"rd 60. which was
filed at the u.l:c" "a. tin. l;,,arI of Rail-
road Cunnlit4i,nc Tuesday. shows
that the gross "rrnin@+ from operation
were $5SS, 4SJ.i0; operating expenses.
s292 1884 iuo"In" tlom operation.
s29G, lac &c; interest ON funded debt ac-
crucd, SCI, 40, tntnl surplus. S?G.l"1.io;
passenger revenue. $lol.CHi.@l; mail
revcriur, SC1,c.32; express revenue.
s. 2G1 %; freight revenue, $ii1 $50 Y.
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: Repairs of roadway, Si6.-
O2i76: renewals of rails. $l.513t5; re-
newals If ties, s.. %333.2i: r"pai!j and
renrwals Of buildings ana fixtures,
SgSS5.Sl: rrpairs ana renewals of loco
motives. $l5,sil31: train service, ST.
ia %; station service, $lG,6l5.9t; Idv"r-
tsing. S3,305.1l.
Olhrr items in the report are o* i"l-
lows: Number of passengers carried
earning revenue. l'&,4ol; number "l
p;ts =,n,;trS carried ON. mile. l.3n? ~; ;
numicr Of pass, myers carried on" nilr
per mile uf road I.2::S; hummer ~ tons
carried Of fl, lLht clrnin.; revenue. t65,-
81. number Of toms carried one mile,
1861 So: number III t"l:s carried one
mile per mil. of road. aH3NOS9; mileage
OF pass, niger cars. @lN,"ll.
Other reports flied ut the office Of
the board Of railroad commissioners
Tuesday are the following:
Rumf"rd FaI,.' x R'tng'lry Lakes
Railroad Cn-GrnSS earnings; from
operation. $l21,It;,.Al; operating cN-
pens"s. $13,5I.i.i A.; income from nr@ra-
ton. So So 80; interest on funded debt
accrued. S2G.i11."I; passenger r'H 'nuc.
s22,N991G; mail revenue, Sl.o2S-?2,
freight revenue. SOS G2i.20; maintenance
Of way and structures. $22.i3I.ll; maln-
tenlncc of equipment. 6.610.ia; con-
Quoting transportation, So. l2".'l; sen
eral expenses. $5,0io3S: number IF pas
SengerS carried earning revenue. ~
.62: number of passengers carried one
mile. COZ, 9O4; number Of paSScnG"r% car
red one mile per mile Of road. l1,l'6;
pumbcr of tons carried of freight cam
ing revenue, 160,0S2; number of tons
carried one mile. 4i33.63S: number Of
tons carried one mile per mile 81 r"ad.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
DWIGHT DROPS.

Miss Ella Myhra returned to her
home Saturday evening.
! Arthur Hausken is visiting with
Hans Myhra's north of town.
Mrs. o. Common took a trip to
Wahpeton Tuesday morning.
Oliver Skorheim came up from,
Wyndmere Saturday with his par.
ents.
Helmer Horland returned with a
chum of his from st. Paul Sunday
morning.
DIR. Boslo and E. o. Olson took a
flying trip to. Wahpeton Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Mathieson
took drive to Wahpeton and Brock.
enridge Saturday.
John Myhra started for home
from St. Paul but stopped off at
Betniji on business.
Miss Anna Carlson departed
Wednesday morning for visit
with her sister at Walcott.
George McCullah has been to the
lakes near Underwood fishing. He
reports fish plentiful out there.
Oscar H. Friswold took trip to
Wahpeton Monday forenoon He
was accompanied by Mr.. Lineas.
Miss Almeda Sjoquist has closed
her milliner shop and is taking a
we'll earned vacation with her
brother.
Miss Mae Olson has gone to
Wyndmere to visit with friends,
s~@ko % ,s~sk ~ NJ.
Lamere.
DIR. Boslo performed an operation
on Mrs. Louie Karsou's oldest boy
Thursday. The patient is improv-
ing nicely.
Miss Anna Baxter, who is attend
ing summer school at Wahpeton,
is expected home in the course of
a week or so.
Miss Inga Erickson was taken
very ill aud was obliged to return
home, she expects to return to her
duties the latter part of this week.
MIR. Alfred Mathieson of Brecken.
ridge, is staying with his parents
now. He came up Sunday night.
Alfred has slight attack of tonsi-
litis.
Our depot agent, Mr.. Sundell, is
alone nowadays. Mrs. Sundell
and children have gone to the
country for a short visit with Mr..
aud Mrs. Chas G. Babe.
Miss Marion Olson who has been
visiting friends and relatives at
MinueWaukon and Inkster since
last Christmas will return to her
home in two or three weeks.
The stork has certainly been busy
around town the past few weeks.
He arrived at E. o. Olson's Thurs
day night with a seven pound baby
girl. DR.. Boslo was in attendance.
Mother and baby are reported do
ing nicely.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
ELMA NEWS.

Crops appear to look we'll though
we wish for no more rain at least
for several weeks to come.
A. A. Paulson went to Wahpeton
to-day and from there will visit
friends at Abercrombie and
Christine.
Al Hunter gave a dance at his
home last Saturday evening. a
very pleasant time was had and
from every standpoint it was a
social success. He has lust CON-
pleted a new residence.
Angus: Schultz, who formerly
lived here but who some years
ago moved to Pierce county this
state. is renewing acquaintance.
He is accompanied by his wife
and two children who have been
visiting in Iowa. He is now locat-
ed near l-cduc, Able rita, Canada.
MIR. Christensen. representing the
wood, was soliciting signatures
here last week for Telephone line
to run southwest of Hankinson
through Elma township and
obtained quite few names. And
now comes some Hankinson men
who purport to run line which
it appears they have been quietly
considering for some time through
practically the same territory, we'll
we want telephone service at mod
crate cost and some of our most
practical farmers have been advo-
eating this for years and few
years ago drew up petition and
We would have secured line then
only one or two has-beens who
want something for nothing refus-
ed to sign.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
WAI,COTT.

Miss Bertha Heller returned to
her no me, after a months stay al
Wahpeton.
Miss Stella Lee spent part of last
week visiting friends and relatives
at Walcott.
A bad case of small pox is report.
ed in Viking township. DR.. Bean
is in attendance.
Eminda Helling and Kilt Van
Arnanl returned from Wahpeton
Saturday morning, where they
have been attending summer
school.
Miss Jennie Hagen visited with
Mrs. Harvey Smith over Sunday.
Julius Liwm, John Osley and
Olaf Hoel. from Christine, attended
the Y. P. S. Sunday evening.
East bound passenger was de-
layed four hours at Colfax Satur-
day, on account of the wreck one
mile south of town.
Peter HelIe returned Tuesday
morning from Kenyon, Mimi, after
spending two months with his par
ents.
The Y. p. S. held their meeting at
the church Sunday evening, one of
the numbers on the program was
a speech given by Student Sebo,
which was appreciated by all.
Mrs. Grotte left for her home at
Window, MINI, Friday after visit
with her sister Mrs. Bean. Dr. and
Mrs. Bean accompanied her as far
as breckenridge.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
COUNTY NEWS.
SHEYENNE.

{ y Hanson ia now working
vi. he dredge people.
Henry Hebranson is assisting
Mrs. Ragna Stensrud putting up
r..
Several young people in this
town went to Fargo to see the
circus on the 10th.
H~~ry NJ. Johnson was grinding
feeu and graham at your CORE.
spo.. .ent's place this week.
The big horse fly is here in mil
lions and it is difficult to drive
horses even with fly nets on.
& dance will be given in the old
school house near Hagen on the
q AVID good time is expected.
kew. Hans Berg from Ostrander,
MINI is visiting with bis brother,
Nj c,.lius johnson of Freeman.
T:'s water is disappearing and
gong down very rapidly which
improves the roads considerably.
Henry Gulland and daughter
Luin drove to Fargo on the 10Th to
Sc. The circus and to visit with rel
atiNes.
Tobias and Mrs. Hagen visited
witt your correspondent on the
Is AVID purchased "New Royal
sewing machine.
Ed. II. Johnson is home again
from a visit with his cousin Ed.
Erickson l212 miles southwest
fron Lidgerwood.
Toilet Hanson made trip to
Enderlin this week in company
with his daughter Emma who will
remain at Enderlin for some time.
Albert Hanson and family from
Mi!:..r returned after few davs'
visit with Toilet. II anson and Henry
and Alfred Hanson of Barrie his
brothers.
X. q. Standy called ON your cor
respondent this week. Mr.. Standy
for which we have petitioned the
MP. railway company, the petition
sent to the company has nearly one
hundred signatures.
Several parties took view of the
bip dredge near Granum's on Sun
day the 81. the boiler with Is foot
high smoke stack and the other
engines are already placed up on
the COCK OF the boat ana the 20 loot
high steel tower is now ready to be
raised. while there may be some
thing about 80 or 60 tons on this
great boat it only goes down 6
inches in the water we will soon
see the monster at work.
Syvcr T. Jonesrud, of Davenport,
and Miss Christine Brimnon, of
Garborg were united in lnatrimony
at g q. Brimmon's place in Gar
borg by Rev. j. Ingerholm On the
2lst, only relatives were among
those who were invited to partici-
pate in the celebration of this we'd
ding, your correspondent who also
was Invited was prevented from at
tending. We wish the new couple
lon:~ and prosperous future. on
their journey to Bowman Co, N. D.,
where they will establish their
future home.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
TYLER ITEMS.

Joe Geabeo and Tom Christ, OF
Lidgerwood, are visiting friends
around Tyler, this week.
Haying is the order of the day
here now and some fine specimens
Of Timothy and clover are being
cut.
NJ. N. Early was in this vicinity
on business, Monday.
Mrs. Chas Quinn. and son John,
and Gilbert Reeder. of Wahpeton,
spent a few days the first part of
the week, with friends near Tyler.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

master at Cherryvale, Ind,
keeps also stock of general
merchandise and patent medi-
cines. He says: "Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is standard here in it's
line. 1t never fails to give
satisfaction and we could hard.
ly afford to be without it," For
sale by Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

Mrs. Masterson and daughter,
Miss Cecilia, and Mabel Quinn,
drove out to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Connolly, last Wednes-
day, returning the following day.
The Miller boys attended the
circus at Fargo, last Saturday.
Grain is heading out and has i'm
proved considerably in the past
week.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

Hans Ruud of Colfax visited with
I. o. Hagens on the 2lst.
Most of the Farmers out here
have started their hay harvest and
with such an abundance of grass
as this year it will not take long to
put ZIP hundred tons.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

TAKE THE POSTMAsTER's
Word for It.
Mr.. F. NJ. Hamilton, post
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-07

Ernest Meyers q Co.
liCiiS vs.. Silver Ave. Albuquerque
Phone i2J.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-30
LIBERTY is NO MATCH
FOR HAMILTON TEAM.
Score in Sundays Game at Former
Place Was Fifteen TO
Three.

Liberty, Ind, July 30-The Liberty
team with two substitutes in the line
up, was outclassed and easily defeated
by the Lowenstein Suit Club of Hamil-
ton, reputed the fastest team in Ham
ilton outside the Krebs, professionals.
A big crowd was in attendance despite
a drizzling rain. Both teams bate d
hard, but the numerous errors Of the
locals, due in many instances to the
slippery condition of the ball, made a
farce of what promised to be good
contest, while the more experienced
visitors fielded in almost perfect
style. Score:
Hamilton. / 4 5 0 5 1 1 0-15 IA /
Liberty % 0 2 0 0 o. 3 IL 9
Batteries-Hamilton, Leikoff and
White; Liberty: Hanna and Duvall.
Struck Out-Hamilton, 6; Liberty 6.
Time hours.
Umpire-Barnhart.