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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

vgt Burns 5soIfe Sen ct bets $40,
her," er ct samnee!t os ianoEesb'gt 9th,
Der @erneiesbso tooer fig anuenbe paa
Bosbolbet ueusa, aRober % Datter.
lTobersn sr t 5anbbep Dattereus beoEs
Uen, os BOG finoss oss mango Stem,
bpiIfs Torholoet lite ct Iaa inosrlist og
fortroItat, ions oet burbs uere. mpbre
6uros core fine Dptres Uortroligs De
burbe lere ben, til at fomms til Rg neb
beres Betnn,tinser, lesemIies iauueI or,
aanoelige. Ser er Ell Pe1iobe 'enbuer
una Riae5 lesemlige ubpi'ltn9, iom fors
brer Ieobis Maruaa9enbeb o9 Dmbu.
9uer ureseImasitebeo, ON eno sanlte
uostgoeI'g. ber rette5 paa roen SpboIo.
Or. pe.ers Rurifo ubeuer en- bgiit pel,
giorenoe SnofY>el1s pea Ruinbens beii>
fate SrSani5me. Danne Wieoict., iaIs
ses b!refts til Torbrugerne 9jeunem ipe=
cieus Gaentsr. gtrip til Dr. Better
TabrnsD & CONS Go ll2-l1s go.
9opne NOe., Gbieaao, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
2tuftiptt%.

Wanba9 ZEN 2loe Oct. 1907 RI. 10
Torm. piI jes paa min Term SET. 16,
Conn Of Tsrgus Tous, iaIse ueb o1snts
lig Muttion ! 5pou 6el1e, / fem Mb.
gl. l1ngbeit, 80, RDie, @mea.
srtie, 25 9ens, l gosu meo alt Eilbes
bsr, | 6pertao, 8ugap for en- SET,
l let @Iebe, l to!u Toms Rlos for
Nplano, 6aru for 10 6eite, 1 6oofer
Grill meb IL r5to", i Moiscultiuator,
Ma,splanter, l Waisibeuer. @Hbe>
iten> l Sncubator (8um for l25 9@g),
rBroobers". 1 Get Seler, @eler for
en- 6eff, 10 Con So | Stat, enbel
Mais ! Sbods, ] 9ptniu, enoel 6aDe.
rtbffaber, en- Bruibz2iaa, l RoseoDn,
! garmeopn, ] 9aslseuar, ! RiFe,
9usbolbninsslager og meset anbet, ion,
lite alt Tan opre9ues. Mqe GUNNER
paa IS e1er unber betales Rontant,
men for fprre Belsb Tan 9enl1anb ei.
pes til lite Nou. 1908 mob gOoe Rotes
% 8 Pfoeent 9fente. 5ree 2un@ ueh
Wtobagstio.
6elmer 5. SObEion, Gier.
Chris. Sobnion, Nutttonsmelfer.
u. g. Nnberlon, glert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
9tMfttott.

Wanoae ben 28oe Ott. fpsttf. Rl.
ptl leg paa min Tarm / Set 81, Conn
Of @oerorup, p Mlii noro for l1nber'
uoob, ueb offentlis Nuttion feIse 8
9sHs. l tire Nar 81. Hnsbelt. UleIt>
tier. 7 Siptter 1nstue3. balpbloos
Sborthosntpr, 3 2umbe,uosne, 2 BIB
lleosr. 8 8uasiss toleoet % en>
fRoet), l Sernbesu for fire GeFe, l
9aro af Ere tor fire 9efe, l 9lao.
molfsas, l Walfiuspio9, 2 par Nrz
beitsIelsr, l Dar nss BusspleIer,
lo,o0o sob Qun1ber (Bo:b, B|outer ca
firlfaarst Eemnssr). 200 aornl cite, IS
Cons at So os mango onoss Cling.
QUE Be!eb p.a S. susr unoer bstoles
Rontant. r,sn for liprre BeIo5 far
6enfiauo gipss til LIE Nop. 1908 mot
sobe NoteB og 8 T1ecsnt Rente.
U2rs. >. 2arlon, gisr.
Gbris SobnIon. Nuttionsmelter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Torart aue+

Set sleber mtg meget at funne an=
befale Maters Bulinels College til en-.
buer, iom pnifer en- soo, srunbts 1b>
bannelle for Torretning. Seq bar paret
peb anbre Stoler, bDor man unoerpiite /
6orretnins, men leg tanbt, at A. B. c.
fel9er mere meb Eiben o9 Ct foran Dem
alle.
Seq peb. at A. B. G. bar fere Gfs
teripereiler paa Bosbolbere og Steno,
srafer, enb be tan ifaffe.
pnlfenbe A. B. G. ben beolie Jrem>
gang forbliuer leg
Deres meget forbunone,
g. 8. Worsan.
Gaft5g, N. O., lobe Suli 1907.
Mngaaenfe ct RurIus ge!egraIerins
tan nan ftriee til gouese', euten til
Tarso euer @rano Eo,ts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

.. s. Voistb & 5on, lluoerwoob,
inobpoer penliait aus. iom ct iuteresles
rsbe / at erboIoe ben teblt muEige Darbt
for fine len9e, til at lnoerj0se beres
.uel asiortereoe 2aeer At VinterDorer.
De ct 5opebfuarter oe greosenter /
UNDERWOOD. for iaaoanne ubetinget foltez
liss urtitler iom @obian" 5to, @olb
Seal" Summit (Rubber) Ouerito, @as
Logger % BanbitpOIer, rPalmer ".Raaber
for Damer % Bprn. xAcorn Branb y
9erretlaber. g.S. & So. ''Xtragood"
@uttetleber, iamt .6ome Branb" @ros
,cerpuarer.
Scr er uisieli3 @runoe not for be
utallige penlige Bemartninger, siorte af
genner, ION: .Du ton altib faa bebi1e
Sort for biue Yense al alt, boab Du
enlfer, Rleoeuarer og Sto, 2eietbs
Butit, os Du Tan altio. taa beo1e 5ort
5Rafie ber.
@jennen, beres man9eaarise grfarin>
ger pifer be fis bpstise til os belbise !
at funre ifaffe be bebfie Sorter Varer
til rinleltge griier. @ipr ct 6orie9 og
bIlu operbenil1!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Minuelota.

= Smut SobnIoH 73 Mar sl., ors
tom nar !Rulbforb 1irsoossnFtfn fife
u9e. San boebe Gos lin Spu 60 Nrz
nss men bapoe ueret geieg bos en-
Datter, lom boebe Har Treuont. Sor
ct fomme oper glueu Gormoce:tlte
Woot Nioer} tentte ban at fyoe paa en-
EemmeFltot, men man tror, ban faIbt
at. Sans 2sgeme fanbtes paa minbre
eno en- SOB Vann. Goroneren e:tlare:
b., at sJcbn|on par tpo af @tset, iost
ban toIot.
bor Ell Glib fosn bleo op!glt fra
Uos'tosf, at en- uns Gut, Son af tib>
lissrs 5pstif @uuberton eQsr Grunops
ION (?) par h!eueu lfuoi og breht at en-
Rug!e. on, buiIfsn mon iffe pibl's, bvor:
fra Den tom. :Senere blsu uo|prebt BIT
Hnstes ct en- Diio Wono baDbe iflbt
0lttsH. :)'u bar @uttsns Brcoer til,
f!aasf, at ban Fieo BAN uso el uIpttes,
tilFnsoa, % ct he 10 Brobre iasnmen
tt iltano Dt7orien ON ben olloe Wlano,
iom ulrfei'9 o9Iaa bapoe trilte.st, men
tom III OAK forlp1noet. Sber,nsu %
fsre meo banl Ieote e1ter ben piloe Wano
en uge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

+ IboS. 9. Dpboal g!bor 2ote til.
bob $50 til Preu'isr for Ma;s Fife Daar.
(5en uiloe Foroele BeIebet n,euem @ut
tef oa a!iJsr / Grant County, bois be
Commit piloe barte eube! Wat5. De,
ION utIoe pRre usso / Rappeifrioen,
ituIGe iuolsos,e ii us bper til Beoemz
n'eIIs. Der mslote fig. 46 Gutter oe
pt3sr naoer IS Nar. % Bremissus
Dleo nooeto!t, efterat en- bertil paIot Sos
mite haDbe beoemt preperne. Den
isprIte premis, So, git til Daolo Nsw:
nan Eeua of Glen; 2oen Yveuis, So,
III 5arab coleman, Conn Of 5anForo
5ats pfeus;e, 81; i'll palmer ver9ujon,
Ioton Of Gibop Qefe. 2lue BE- andre,
icm oeIto9, 1T 81 bper. @unoa 'QuIej
,anot ipecIel OmtaIs: Grant COUNTY
Derolb flyer, at Breuerre bspiits, al
sst CT lite panifeIiat at bpree Wai8
Grant County, uagtst oenne 5o1nns,
par usunHig F0r Wats.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
D6pheo fan life helbreoes

beb 1ofole wibler ba be lite ben ansrebue Del
Of 0ret. Ser er fun en- Maabe at turere Dgubeb, p9
bet ct peb sonitutioneue Mtber. Dsubeb oraariases
oeb en- betenbt Ei1itanb of Sltmbtnbeu tibet euadte
gtsr. Raar bette Msr bttper nFameret, uarter De en
bIiuer beIt lnrtet, er Dsobeb ess os neb iore Bee
tenbefieD Fan fernes os bette gpr senspes fin nors
Male Sionb, pt Spreleu pere poelast for itebie Ni
b a II Eileoe fremtabes psb atorrb Der er trtet
be. enb Ell betpnbt Eilftanb af Slimbiuberrs.
81 pil s;pe ct bunbrebe Dollars for etbnert Eitiaos
at Depbeb (foraoriaset al Ratarrbl, om tfe Fan ffes
res ne Halls Catarrh Cure. Strtp efer 9trtul9Ie,
frtt. s. @b4enep & Co.. Soleoe, ..
~ seEess bos apot5etere 75e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

Uva 2onofontoret W1lainstotr op=
lDies, at bet ibelt lite pil bItDe oabnet
mere ynoianarlano, eno, buao lom iult
MI CT bIeuen ca6nst / 2om:r BruIes
DiHrittet pes sYisrre, g. -. Ulan fat
auerece traftet Sob ON bette, os MI ct
Der lite mere Mnlebninq, fpr npe Ops
maalinger NJ. NJ. er eiort. 9euereben,
naar be nebyenoiee Torbsrebelisr ct
9iort, p;E bet igisn aabnes WtiIioner
Ncre5 al e$nbtanerIono.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

S Olga, sc. o, bobs Forlsoen en-
Rone, lom bar lo4 Nar gammeI. psnz
ees J(oun uar 1Rrs. Sane pags, % bun
bapoe baut Is Weru. 6un uay foot
Wnnlpeg men haobe boet manoe Mar
t @reno Sorts. 0lu bapoe BUN peret
Gnts 80 Nar. 6enees Maubseuner
par snenu forholbzuis sooe, os bun in=
tsTe5isrsee fig for b0erbu9stiae AHarer. J.
sasl'g oas 5rn '.Iun!er, naas Dgn .fif
Beieg al gsuasr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

ct Domp(fib fra Dnssris truebes
meo 8rcno 700 wtiI Deli for Nsorsrne
ben 3ols Ott. Ser par 763 pasl lase:
rsr omborb, os bisIe bleu fret ilasus.
Dertt( tom, al per uar Fart Sgsane
% Storm. M|ouoltabst tienpsbe meb
Sloen ira tiolist poa Moreensn til Rl.
8 @ite:mitbag, fpr bet fit Bust u1eb
ben. @noel al 2aoninsen u,aatte taites
opetborb. s5tt5et noasbe 9lsu Dorf
ben lite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

Ct ylab moorbsao oplpier, at man
tror, f1ese At De Roperbonoer, ions bar
opsreret / 97eb NiuersDa|en ibeft, op:
bolbsr fig Tarso og moorbeao, og at
b. MI ON fit FIFE Uerf benns 2enSs>
b9l bar tenti at plpnore en- eI Bantsr=
NJ ber peo bo'|ps Dag oa osrpaa
fly for ao5t. Banterne bar teget iars
egns Torbolosres!sr for ct laaoant Eil>
feEoe. glaoet get faaet OpIp5ainaen
af ct DlebIsns al bet hssnn1sli3s politi.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Var,1t tiljalgs.

l53 Ncres Seftioaerne 2l os % /
Conn Of xumuli. belig9enbe pso Gen
Wlile gate. Ga. 80 Mcres er opbprfet,
men Der er insen 6u|e. Ser ser en- beI
Del goo Sfop paa carmen, os bet
mel1e Ell inbeierbet.
g. 6. 9pen6srub, gier.
Dalton, Winn., 81. 2.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
2luftton.

Onsoa9 ben 23be Ott. 1907 Rl. 10
Gorm. uil les poa NnsussEarmen peb
9orie Sboe GATE ialse ueo offentlig
Auttion s 6eite, Ripr, en- fuIbblots
5bor'born,Epr, II unse Spir, farm.
maftiner, Mebler, Ripttentei, q. 90
Con 50 o9 en- Eel Del anbre T,n9.
8. 6. gtileg, gisr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Muftcte.

Eir5bas ben 29oe DIT. ri. l gfn1.
ri! uuoerteeneos ialae Deo 2tuft!on alt
1t Dusgsraao iaalon Boroe, Sto!e,
5ense, Dons u. NJ.
s. sc. WaI1ab, Dalton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

Tarmerne t Dafota itaar iaa tilbage
mso fin Erelting, at be 6efrpgter, be
lite Tan BLUE ferti8 meo ben ibel.
Gn Dommer t grano Sorts, 5. y.
WInemau, bar etfIe1et. ct bet 1,uber
On'itGno'absosrne iffs oil pare uIooI.ot
at t19 fe 5enooa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Der0,es Eaus % Sntea1,.

- gilbert g. Berserub, pnafe
son af Sten 9anlon Ber9eruo t
AeItab. bIev opsreret for Mppeneieitis
>-orsoas Flte use. San tom til 81.
Uufas Qospital Manbas fife llse
og er MI Der. ran er IS Nar 9ammel.
EaItor @tnbsr9 tom tiIbage fra
WtInpr, q. g., fife Eorsea9. pan
bapoe ia1nlst 5ub5triptioner til iSt.
2utas 6pspitoI os bapoe faaet $500.
palior 2opif, iom er preif bsroppe,
baube asflteret BAN.
gborua!o Broten, Der bar peret
BET Bysn ct Nors Gio, iioen ban tom
fra Norse, rstifs til Tanoalia / gtoro
Dafota W2aabeg, ioet ben BAT ta9et
.2ono Der. San bar orbsloet fcr Rons
troftsrsrae Rpen q Sobnion.
- gnssbrst peosrlon, Der rsiae til
5potaue TOT no9le Waaneoer lioen,
f,m ti!baae for Ell Eio tilbage. men pt
forItoar, at bet ct blot mioIeriibt9t.
0an bosos pso uuberlpooe for o9 er en-
s5ror af Rnuo pebellon, Der par @ouu.
tgzgommi5Iar laa lenge % lenere Ne'
oisleturmeo!en1.
- banbelstlubben bet BDen bolbt
tit Narsueoe Trebessaften fife uae, os
fp!serbe gnbsosmenb blep paI9t for
fo11,n1ezoe lar: Bre7oent, 6. 8. 6ils
ton, life Dicsprei7oent, s. 6. 9obgion;
2osn Uieeprelioent, Dr. q, 6. Batter;
5etrster, 2eonaro gr,ts1on, Gaslsrer,
q. 9. Qnberlon.
Ne!can Napibs preis: st Eels.
gram blsu n1rotaget ber Girsoaasaften
(oen 8oe) uso Sp!nsnins om, at @mil
os george Euenfon, @enner at OI<
gpenion. lom Fpttepe til Gsnen peo
geIumbus, u. o., fife Waar, bpoe
uegst pE,sbieliet, oe ct anbst Barn nar
oaIaa lpgt.
- gissbprens 0otte mesen Opi1st
BET Cn5bas fife nae. @aaui0t be
fienot aan9eos os Ingsn, men be fremte
$. y. Steuen5's DeIis, Iaa De lprans
Iy6ft neo gaoelpr;nfIsren paa Bisnard
A0enns % faIat oversaoe. Osiaa 8.
0}. Nsss Dsite b[so Itp oe Ieb ct Stpts
f., men Ebsoeore SobaIon fit isaaplst
bent.
gouaip 2luoitor Niucoln par t
st. paul l'fts uas % fanot ba, ct Der
Ct iao mango, ion1 1ar ;nbIeueret Mn,
l5gnIa8 ou' 2aan cF Gtaten, at Der pil
hsaoas fare Mlaonsosr % maoIfe Ct
Nar, tot Sotterte;l gouutp fau fea no>
get. 2aonene bItuer ejorts / ben Or
ben, Ani5sningerne TOM ino.
- 1sIs Nugu|2 perlon, en- usiit
U|auO paa ST Aor, og fon1 bar beet
aIens paa en- liben Uaru! Conn Of
= 2ibo, 5Ieu ie1et til 2EigIst for CT l1ge
1toen. 46aa haDbe taIt on1 at p;ls taae
fit Sip, % Nobnerne troeoe, bet uar
bsoif at Isnbe bam til N5glst. 6en
bleu notur!igpi5 f5rit sramineret, iaale>
bss ion1 o!ib ct EilfeIOst.
Der Ct enosl M}snnelfer Der Bp=
en-, Ion1 bar 1luttet fig larmeu Toret lore
bet npe Sprog Esperanto. Mr. Gi1erb
boorn ffal pere ben, tom ferlt begpnbte.
Somnle bar msnt, at bette rye 9proe
>oil b'ipe ct 0esbenslprog, iost oet ubs
merfer fig peo fin Stmpelbeb. Tor
naruersnos er bet fsuten perfoner, Tom
ltaeerer bet Ger
= Sra 8otbiap blsD oplgft for en-
1ge iiben, at Wars. Sobanna giorbbo,
gen, bvis Deosfalo D; fer BAT neput,
bleu bearau:t paa 6amar Rirtesaarb
ben Doe, os Raif. 2angelano forretteoe.
Mfrs. Norobassn bleu ips at SolFit /
@lutningen al Suit og bleu lite Bro
flben. 9un bleD gift so Nar ttlba9e
% tom til Mmerita / 1882. Mibebe
eftertaoer I'm Manb % en- Datter, mem,
Zig 6. @tuerub @etbiap.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17

fra Sos NnesIes, California, opIyz
les, at Ell @ranoiury har Funbst Nt9iz
ion, Gopefa & Sarta TeeeBansn lfp!.
big / rebating / a0e TiIfalbe, iom par
Mount Mntleaen, % MuIfter ri! bliue
fra $66, 900 til en Mtuiou DoQars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Eenge tiHaans+

9aan paa;td1 @ienbon, tan e1bolnes
mob lau Rente.. 8etotinssplltaor efssr
Dnlfe. .. g.. 9. Sacobion, Tersus
Taus.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Gb1caao er en- neget ter(ii9 Bp. Man
orat Der f1te Mar relfsn 1923, 600 Epns
be: mere Dl enb 1905.

S Nerheoen eF ct. Yeul p|eisos mat
neo en- @aiolineEnaiftne for nogls Daee
fiosn. Sen trat tire @aneploge %
uenots loa 6oo paa EN- Gang Det
to9 blot Is Winutter at pl5ie en- Ncre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
Grtier | or lepenDe S1a9t pco
5er91S &ading Co.

Dteo Norbebolb a 6oronorin9er A{ar=
febsprtlerue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-17
; 6anbelstlubbeu beIu!ieoe forle,

ben at betaIe i'm 5efretar, Sasfsrer
2eanarb gsitsioa, $25 Maoueoen /
gen, oa ban prattlit er cen, iom ucfez
rer 6tubbens Nrbsibe Wten BAN bar
oflaeet at mootaae 2enn:u, oa ban f6z
Ter, at RIubbsus MibIer heQsre maa
anuenoes ii! Bpens 8ebi1s, beilfst sr
belle Elubbens WaoI.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-05
Escaped From the mospI1aI.

An Italian patient in All Souls
Hospital escaped from that institu-
tion during Sunday night and walked
to the new residence of r. j.. Foote,
which he entered through a basement
door after loosening the catch. He
walked through the cellar to a. laun-
dry room where he climed into a tub
and turned on the hot water. When
found he said he wanted a drink and
was waiting for the water to get cold.
He was quiet until the ambulance
came from the hospital, the escape
and capture both being reported to
police, but fought against leaving. He
was tied up in blankets and taken
back, apparently no worse from his
experience. The man was suffering
from pneumonia. 1t is supposed that
he had been employed about Spring
Brook Farm and was more or less ac-
quainted with the basement.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

Judge and Mrs. Parker. of Bergen
Point, are at Boldings. Mrs. Parker
was Miss Emily Fuller before her mar
riage.
Mrs. George A. Low has been con-
fined to her house for some days on
account of injury to a knee.
Mrs. George Carnegie Palmer has
improved sufficiently to allow her to
drive out on pleasant days.
Mrs. George Marshall Allen will be
Vsitt!!ii her mother, Mrs. Henry A.
FanshaWe, during February.
Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell has been
sick with grip for the past ten days.
Miss Elizabeth Cauldwell is in Plain
field, N. j., for brief stay.
The many friends of Mrs. Edgar E.
Randolph VIII be glad to hear that she
is improving
Mrs, Swords and Mrs. Day will give
card parties on Wednesdays February
and 13.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Watts ex-
pect to reoccupy their Hill street
house about March 10.
Mrs. Robert Dunn Westcote has
Udh0Il UIlG N. II. Il OOu6 IGSlu0llCG OIl
South ST rect and will open it for
guests April first.
On Thursday Miss Adaline Have
meyers marriage to Peter FL. b. FIRE.
linghuysen will take place at St.
Thomass Church, New York. Mrs
Harold H. Weeks will be the matron
of honor and Miss Electra Havemeyer
her sisters maid of honor and Miss
Mathilde Frelinghuysen and Miss
Augusta Mum, the bridesmaids. The
bridegroom, who gave his farewell
bachelor dinner at the Union Club on
Friday, will be attended by Charles B.
Bradley as best man and by the fol-
lowing ushers: Guy Roosevelt, Alex
ander Clark, Alfred and Josiah Macy
Orson d. Mum, Jr, Frederick t. FIRE.
linghuysen and Horace Havemeyer.
After the ceremony there will be a
large reception given by the parents
of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. II. O..
Havemeyer, at their house, in East
Goth street, New York.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-05
MORRIS COUNTY COURTS.

In the case of the executors of the
late Henry Ball against the D. L. &
w. r. r. for damages from the burn
ing of a store house. Judge Parker
directed verdict of no cause for ac-
tion.
The Scott Building Co., secured a
verdict of S2OS33 against Isaac D.
Lyon.
In the case of Antony against Keat-
ing, the plaintiff secured verdict of
$3.50.
Judge Parker finished the cases
ready yesterday and court has been
adjourned until February Is, when
the trial Of James Dugah for the mur-
der of his grandfather, William Hager
will be taken up. The grand jury will
meet on Monday to finish the case
against Dugan which was postponed
to await the result of Hager's injuries
The grand jury met again ON Mon
day after an adjournment to await
the result OF the injuries OF William
Hager. The jury returned into court
in the afternoon, bringing in four
more indictments or fifteen for the
term. One of them was against James
Dugan for the murder of his grand
father. Dugan was brought before
Justice Garretson at once and made a
plea OF not guilty.
Charles Stilwell, who has been en-
ployed to defend the murder, was sick
and unable TO go on with the case at
once, so Justice Garretson decided to
let the trial go over to the May term
and set May thirteenth as the date.
The Justice found that he would be
busy with the Supreme Court this
month and the Court of Errors all
through March, while in April the
Circuits start.
The grand jury presented the fore
man, Robert d. Foore, a sterling sill
yer cigarette case with match box
and knife, the presentation speech be-
ing made by Henry Ryan, of Wharton,
TIE grand jury was discharged.
The grand jury also brought in a
|presentment against the board of free
holders, charging insufficient accom-
modations for witnesses called before
the grand jury.
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OBITUARY..
STEPHEN w. LusE.

Stephen w. Luse died at his resi-
dence at Morris Plains on Saturday
at the age of eighty-three years. He
was a son of Nathan LuSe, who, for
many years was the proprietor of the
United States Hotel, and also ran the
old stage line through this section.
The deceased as young man served
for tin in the United States Navy,
later returned to Morristown and then
went west, where hewaS located in the
hotel business at Milwaukee. For a
time he conducted Congress Hall in
Paterson, coming to Morristown later
and remaining as the proprietor of I'll e
Park House for many years. A few
years ago he rented the Colonial and
CONQUERED that until sickness COM
PEELED his retirement.
He is survived by his widow, also a
daughter by his first marriage. who re-
sides in Few York.
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tion a moment later was made unani-
nous. Fake in joint session voted for
Briggs, giving him the Al necessary to
elect.
Frank Obadiah Briggs was elected
United States Senator by the New
Jersey Legislature this TUESDAY af-
ternoon, to succeed John f. Dryden,
for term of six years, from March 4,
1907. Only one ballot was taken in
the joint session, which resulted as
follows:
Briggs, Republican, Al; MAI tine,
Democrat. 35; Griggs, Republican, l,
(Ackerman); Pitney, Republican, l,
COLBY.
There were three; absentees, Assem-
blymen Buck, Republican, and Auf
Der Heide and Eppinger, Democrats.
Buck became sick last night, and it was
feared at one time he had appendicitis.
He could not be removed from his
hotel. The Democratic abSentees
were detained at home.
Mr. Briggs will arrange to resign as
State Treasurer, probably next week,
and then the Legislature will elect his
successor. The sentiment now seems
to point TO Daniel S. Voorhees,, of
Morris County, as the next State
Treasurer. Ex-senator Reed, of Som
erSet County, and Senator Wakelee, of
Bergen, are said to be candidates.
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TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
OF Humane Engine Co. No. 3 Cele'
brated Monday Evening.

OF Humane Engine Co. No. Cele-
brated Monday Evening.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of HUI
name Engine Co. No. 2 of this city was
celebrated at their house on Speedwell
avenue Monday evening. Members and
guests, about forty in all, gathered at
the engine house and enjoyed cola
tion furnished by Mrs. Wulff. Among
the guests were Fire Chief Runyon and
Second Assistant Welsh, representing
the new Board of Engineers, ex-Fire
Chief Fox and assistants Ambrose and
Tiger and Driver Ridge of the Truck
Co. After the collation. speech-mak-
ing was requested, Foreman Roder-
mond acting as POSTMASTER. The first
speaker was Chief Runyon, who made
some very pleasing remarks which the
firemen listened to and highly enjoyed.
The next speaker was ex-Chief Fox,
who told of many past experiences
and said that if firemen worked with
the new Board of Engineers as they
worked under his command, Norris
town has got a fire department which
the citizens should be proud Of The
other speakers were Messrs. Welsh,
Ambrose and Tiger, of the new and old
board, and the officers and members of
the company and William McVay, y,who
spoke briefly. At tile conclusion of
the speech-making the members and
guests assembled in the company IS
parlors where they were entertained
by photograph selections, card play
ing, ETC., until the early hours OF
morning, when they departed for home,
assuring the Humane boys that as fire
fighters and entertainers they were
hard to beat. The committee of ar
rangements was composed of five Off
GERS of the company, and the parlor
decorations were arranged by the com.
pany's steward, f. LeFurge.
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JOHN COLLINS.

John Collins died at his home in
Newark on Wednesday after an illness
of ten days from typhoid fever. He
was son of the late Sidney Collins
and spent his early days in Morris
town. For many years he was in the
internal revenue Office here then went
to Newark TO the office there going
from there to Dennis, Osborne & Co.
for whom he worked for twenty years
past. He leaves widow, two sons
and daughter besides his mother, his
brothers, William e.. Sidney, A braham,
Lincoln Collins and sister Mrs. Ern-
est Dobblns. The wife of the deceased
is sister of Mrs. Sidney Collins who
is very i'll at her home in Rockaway.