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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

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B0cp Bic e26. 100 xiGrss Bean yls. 90; 6aap
. 5000; etort SIsm Sls.bos Rszaf
SIS. 90.
Efrae 9srdu@erts sratuya 93c
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xn@ SIC.
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SurHf@nstt. 1sks; sIars essisa, 70 DID 80
funs. l2tt; SIars Ssuii, sS ts 10 Rtuss
s4t; Is tts 3 20. 18e; ID - 1e YfuxA,
l&e; 8l@e RafsR, . lH 90 zNrsA, Hk.
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ID Q Hfrxh, lac
SrabRa6'e See-aIure sssIss sasss zoe
ssuebttsr euecr gurss 2os, al y'uxs ts
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lie; bpfmb tn Dur@i9sft. s6rsI. l3is.
9 Efanh TN TsrGi&xtt, iGmzis l5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

- Sas Sdlaau3iH Ohio" if
bsuts In Sampion Roobs ansstommsn.
gbsnio BITE Ou6t -Riasnra" 6oruarb
Goulo's. nit BEN gissnlahmsr nno
elmer 9sieafaaft on 8oro.
- Bel silsm Branoe tn ben
yausbu SsibRdlsn tn peIbalui, y.
D., iamsn 6rau Ri9arb gauebu. ibr
tleines ainb uno Der etallarbsttsr 8.
Nit&ea um's 2eben. oerr 0auetn
tonnts I'D moo rs3tgitig rsttsn.
- Der 2shsI bss Eampfers .par'
Ter" Der Dale eanb Go. ~srplobtrts
bsute Ra@mtttus BET Diaiaris Sslano.
psniss NsiIsn untsrbalb BON ebatta'
nooea. 9snu., uuo uetrsse psrionen
iols1 eetootst porben fetn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
G6mueRa

0ewdbIter 1tnlotbs s2.ss-a.5o
Drbtn6rer BIB gutter 1tHot9p el.N-L.I
Rotber 4Iseiaueu S6 90 $50.
gnsli3er 4Iseianzeu $3.50
AHste RIeeiartei S7.00-s.W
NfaIfa 2~ieeiamen $6.0o-l0.0c.
&etSer 4ieeiamen $500.
Sanep 4entudp HIamgros N.so-l.B
BIausras N ebaF 75s
GnsIH&es gIausras SLID
Dr9arb @ras 81 .40-1.65.
Reb 4os tn gbdT $l.9S-l.T.
RaHer Rom 76e-$1.o0.
&nsber 8xesrrp5r Soniea H.00-l.&.
BeiSes rnn seIbes Rom HOLLIS.
Hsb COB eufIaSe 31.10-l.26,
Gsm geas $l.7S.
Atuet 81 30 tts 31.66.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

gu,as gursS O0axfm - gsHs nGaItat:
1870 Sfanh Ia: ID Yfass l64s; lo-Il
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&c; Is Rfunb l< ; u st3s Lie ; 10
Rfunb 1Se.
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Q BIZ ID pfsnsb s3e.
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Csu4i4stt. 144s
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2sb6d Ice.
0@maH u T,ssese-l. naai, lie; .
nnsftdt l01e 9. nxaItu l03s
04mtun-0agL GRs1, 10 - - M
In Dur4f4att. LOG 10 Mani osn4tqniH.
liz, 10 - II Dsntb ID.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

Sri,2es 4tnhafh6-Esxsk3s Stsss - n
Tic; tteFss etiess sa-sae ) sssass Ssxea
$40 BID 800 shuxe ~; bisfss eass zoo
sss $50 Pfunh SIC xals sc ID go 1fuxe
g.: eHe Borbeytsrtd 6}s. SHa ctxtsgs
u,e-sel lie, Rixb edxtxss<stsg 1e3s. HtxS
ScroeryisrtsI g., Aaa Sost9sta$a lis NJ
Hf~nternssrteI 7s
5rifee8 RaIbfsi9 &&h1 liz, otxtas
userteI lsc, Bosbep&srtd g.
6rF@ss S4afHef@ Sduas ~ $hxa
l2e ; e&afe s&: eAessd l0e: UaA9 hA
l6s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
OoW @ses1sRasn.

BsN3tprn - Batuafsrrdie: 10 ROD he
nuaittat, A-47s.
eafn-sd46It 6s-l1e; Sa zstsss
ia Co.'S 100 pa Isrxe,
Billet - Hertmrfsrreis: t12. 0o-s14 o.
xusotbr-SertrufsYrefe; sl6 o. 81 %.
erotprede. ie mad BEN oraA. > Bal
ts1, 81. s0-S8.5o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
0speussS

SnSiaxapsIH RaFeeRseHe
SsussHL. BIB gutter Io-I2s; srsns sss 10
pdblts lA-lse ; Soay 8aHSSs, sou,s
geucu 10 BIZ 22e. Sooa 2s-s2e.
Sx pa6etsa:
1rtofa t16.76. stoA s1t.a5, Ss-sss s1s 90
SGraeas e1l. 80. Esuuort93 Ga 30, 9de
SGsa 6ixh $500, GGtmg Sasa BIexs
3lB'76, Duriea slS.76.
Sa6er-DoTHiaoe 7.57e enfGsxzu e,0a
SrIDerifnter s.4ae; xzxz Suiss<sFx.a s.<7.,
fetx9 s~rszulsrtz 6l2e; Gubsl 5.67s, Seas
isettoxaf d6.17G aiSserocs u 4.s2e; ESk
sT I 4.s9e; empire a. ne; Shed eyrs
0oCosx 6 G72e BtxSfss sstss 9 Asst,
Sissepoos 9 k.sas; aeIba 8 .: 6as; 10 sst
br 4.87.
sHs-Ra. 90 o.. xea). Sas, g. Is YET
4aio1s.
pi6Ies-240o I'm Sas % ; 1870 Ina gxi
Use: 1900 In saIbfus $3.50; 400 tz trs
$3.50.
Ssxbs-sks etansen seuti9t 7e sres
ess seaf9t &c Banner LutA &c; Gxsss
ccxbons lie: 80. Q Sseau, ssrH@t To-
RaHe-Braau neu l8: BIB lss; SaIteris ~,
YRa2beIH 10; rei9f@aIise Hashsgx lSs,
Sorbax RanseIn lee; 4saxuts 2: BID Tx,
ssr5Hets &C.: eaaIf4e EaIxafs IEf.
0strOenete 5rhGts-Aspfd. an Der xczx,
setrodnst, 7s; So9au1esbeerrx O. sf 8 &c;
gt<px 16e BIB 25s; RoF1sx. q srcps, pa
Rfuxs, 7S Q Sruws w, 1 Ssprx 7F $50.
n~aexfrsie s&s *, California NuseateI TVS;
euItaxa sf, tupssttrte eattaxa lie DC ne,
California kp<iiofen 81 BIB Lae.
etarte-BearI, 8k, GSczzptps S.cs, / ana
9 PhuxS Radsts 8. Rom, ] Rfe. Eststs,
K-sfe.
Rea-SaroItna, 2oYt TIFF, 5asas &
Six, sebro&ener, 8t-<e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

4raate unb 0eaSie.
6s64tG
Ssrsd-i2 .s5-l.b0 pe SoS.
sranberries-$7.50 per Sas.
Boncnsn 81. 75-2.26 ; nssSs $i-t1.26.
gtrrmen 50 6o-4 30 ~ 4sea
Crnnaen - @. 6t.2S ~ &sRs.
erbbeer. n, 8ae Der Guart
Osmaia
Rotke RBbsa sass pr Sat.
@lrien, ST. per Du$enb.
9sierp-90. Biz 6 6 per Dutexn.
araut - $3.50 PEI Tonne.
eaIat - lie per $fane.
Sr;ebeIn Rotbe NIB wssbs tl.0o bs
sl.s, per Sas epaxti&e 8usebsIn 81 80
per Rife.
8eterNIie 1850 pa Datsxh buS4ss.
R~crtpFeIn-$l s. pea SaA
aabieie soc pes Dutexh Bun&es.
SHstcrtcFeIn - Etrsxia eS.36; edlts'
mor. u. 7B-2.76; Safet s2.o0 $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
Hranfret&.
5roni gseen ApoHoIif4.
fatbpIif9t Rirne.

e. Wv wi ouS VIZ
fasinsn Der poli3si perbhtste einen Be.
osnili4sn aufrubr in benz alien Bar,
nabitsn. Qfohsr, wsl9es tn ,HboRel.
fir1s" umqttauft morben TIT uno NO
bic .5ran,6Hide apoholifa. Rnihc.
Hide Rir8s" ssisrn inausurirt muros.
Die Rumble, bab sins f6ismatiT&s
2tr6. esbilost psrosn folts, battle bic
f~rsiisnbsn 2aiholitsn auf BITE Beiue
g,braat uno he planter sinsn fsinoisli.
sea gmpfans, I'm bic fir4lite Jsier su
iprtn9en.
Sc uurbsn 5~luebldttsr nit benz
8trt zines goltsliebss bsrtbeiIi, In
usl6sm Der grsbiFdOf 9;laits, Saupt
nsr uuabbdneigsn 2aibOlitsn In
ar1srita, elm a~msrifaniiasr afs. aus
benz Der Qultusminiasr Briano einen
fransbRi6sn popfi gu MAIDEN whni9s,
asnannt tpuroe.
Raum bate Der Nbbe Ronifn,
pfarrsr Der atr4s, isin. prsoiat. In
tpsl4sr CT bns Nobsn Der u~nabbauaig.
felt Der Raiboliisu uno ons anbrsasn
bss Snaes. an neIdem ,a1e Qtr6en
@brihi f4 In Ger drihlihsn Rd4asn.
Iisbs sufammsnfinosn tpsrosn", be.
ertBte. bsgunhsn, nls or bon bsriai.'
oensn Gsttsn unisrbro1en uuroe.
gtma fhnf3ie psrionsn tuurosn nua
Der Rirae estrisbsn uno ss bsrria,s
Rubs. bis Der gr3bitd,f gilatts, In
ben 8endnoern uno NIT Der Ritru
zines grsbii4ofs, ON altar srf6i,n
SofOrt bssann Der 2drm nit srhbaisr
8eualt bon Rsusm uno oes gr3biidofs
@orts uurcsn faF hbsrtbnt. Riats.
bsfoueniesr fubr oisisr nit elmer I'm.
ipra6e. bic sr ~begonrvn bate. fort. Q,
fueis, BOB CT SO Sabre Wtffonde &C.
psisn udre, absr oaB i'm ME Elm uiI'
Der gOitsfamm am Sprs8sn bsrhiu'
bert hdtts. uno fdIoB nit ben @ortsn
vSsIbf 81 osusn, uslas min unisr'
brs6sn uno f6md6su. iass to, oaB Id
he nidt tTtDmmuni,irsu usrbs. Sd
ufri1s @ud niats g6iss. Soft lei
nit gu&, amsn.~
Algier.
amsrtt. & onuIar,A
ertrunten.
Cont 5. Ssb. De,
amsritauifas Roniular I. aesnt linton
Jslir 8arbe In Bona iam tn Der lsBtsn
Ra8t bier an uno bsim usbsrihreitsn
Der hobsn Bride ibsr ben 6lub fisl e,
oura sinsn 3ufaQ. Der bisbsr md
Mot aufestldrt III. 800 5ub iisf In oas
@of.r. gs purosn iofort anfalisr
~asirOHsn, ben 2sidnam Gus benz 6luh,
ju Hidsn, nbsr srf b.ute Rorgsn &C.
lang ss, osnielbsn I'm Wahsr gu emit
osdsn.
RuBIanb.
ID bltamp NO q 1 m ef
tigtett.
e I. y stersburg, 5. 6sbr
Gas @oblrsiultat aus susi proptn3sr
ID bsuts betannt esmaat porosn. Ti
Ronfitutionsllsn Gsmctrnisn unb &a
oitalsu babsn In Der ProbiuB Afra&ar
orei WitaIieosr far bas parlament sr
uablt, udbrsno In Der prooina Ralugt
fhnf Ronar9iHsn unb Otiobrifsn al!
Observation-Disclosures srwdblt fno
Su ben prroinssng OIhpnisn u sHara
bisn fnost Elm ishr iaarfr Wabllamp'
fait, ba bic sabIrside 5uoenbsoolte
rune esialOf,n NIT ben &aoifalsr
asssu bic Ronisrbatiosn uno Gamble
Rbsr fiuimt. prsmisr Ninifs1
Stolippue eruartet nod INNER mii3u'
prf4t. bab sr I'm reusn parlamen
cine a~snissnos Nshrbsit babsn wiro
I'M feline Rsfurmsn our4fsssn 81
fbunen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

States, 9tsS ena Vsaasn
SdxbIer besabIs1 tolsssh' EseHs,
Srii4s GiG-2le tsr Gutsxn.
nakuer SHe, edSxs 8, TE.tS-l2-ies,
Gnten &c, 96nie &c.
sutter - 4ouxtrp. lss, srsur ers 8ss.
UIetn s6s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
@lan5enoc
siese far bic 8egiernng weiieH audi be leBtsa
etiduable1 anf.

Neuer Saiem in 9entdE airta. - sdutubler in hohen aretsn. - gRinifhr'
fifs in hen Sdmar;en Strsen - Rrennhr tonfenrt nit Sater.
Gnsli6e Resnnus iua Sarkhn seben - auserabuns
BON Serenlanum. = 5ruut ssssu apuaoGid faho'
Eife Stride. - &oniular Ageut ertrnnfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

Dstes - 30. 3 rptbes 76st. s' % Is
fen, &c Don 9ea5Iex F.; Rn. 8 rctbg 7as
Sebrua-, 76e: BoosxusssH 74s
DeIi&tosa -. Re. l ud' l5it: 70. Q
rsts l63s; 30. 8 ueib 4sE SO 4 udt
AS; Re. Q ueis seuitGt 4s Re, Q
wsts seurf&t s5:; 70. { prs seaps.
&c; 30 Q seIb 46 10 8 $50 a {
70. ( eeD 44e: 70. ssnsaof a..
70. 9 asuH6t I3s; 70. { sssss4t 42s !
4onsa 40e.
oafa 20. 3 petter 3s.s; 10 Q es1a
6sk; 70. 3 oemii4t9 9 : 10. esr~resn
size.
eu - 30. / aimotSs n7 10 ".
3, SIS Is.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06
S6tHsuanrtmteR.

Bremen: .R6sin" bon Istp BORT.
@snun: wRatfsr Wil9eIm Der 9robe"
bon N.tu gorf. hber Gibraltar
unb RsapsI; vgrafI" mad Rem
gprt.
QUEENSTOWN: rgarmauia" nod Rem
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

btelsr 1autenoe1 bon Utdrt 9etauff
uno nit ouf cine fransOhins gant aus.
fsltsn @bsds bssublt habsn.
@psinIi6.s aufishsn srrsat Elm BRO.
as, Der bon sinsm AutOmobilpsrlsibsr
tn Rain3 esssn ben grbprin3en gber.
rupu Don Bsnibsim unb Stsinfurt unb
osfsn iunss Satin ang.Rrsnst NOR
ben 1T. Sus gaar belt fd i'm De-.
,smbsr msbrsrs @o6sn tn WaiEs auf
uuo pereab Dor Der slbrsiis cine RED.
nuna fur Woiorunqsnmisihs I'm BE.
trGss bon 800 Rart gu bssIei6sn. To
Der e,asnpariies aufsnibult bss prin.
ss1 uno isinsr gsmublin nidt bstannt
Ia, mubts Die ssritiliGs gorIaouns
cFeniIi9 ausasbcnet usrosn.
Wpntsnegro.
RtntRtrtrtfis IN BEN
g auarstn BERGEN.
getttns, 5 Deb. 6htf Rito'
Iaus bat bic RsRsnation oss mcntsns.
erinii4ea gabinstis sniesssnssnpm.
men, rueIass aus Nitslisosrn Der par'
Iamsnts /. Woioritdt bsfano. Der
Srano Der Rsfenaiion log In Der In.
m6aIi6tsit, bic bonn porIamsnt be-
i4lOhsnsn Rsformtn bur63ufhbrsn,
neil ss On assisnstsn Esamtsn bisrsu
fsbIt. Sisisniesn Rontsnsarinsr.
uslGs nur cine balbwses quite gr3isb.
uns uno gilouns 9eHOfsn babsn. &C.
BEN nod Ssrbisn. no ihnsn INNER
quite StnaisanHslunasn i4sr fno.
5hrf Ritolaus bot nun sinsn Ssrbsn,
ben SournaliRsn Or. San TBapa. si'
rsn frhaersn fsrbiidsn Tsputirtsn, nit
Der gilouna zines nsusn gabinstts be-
auftrast.
Ceferreih.llugarn.
premtsr erirt m tt
Qaisr.
@ten, 5. 5eb. Den 3ei6snosu.
tern ID 8slsasnbsit ssbotsn. I'D tn
msbr posr minosr esmaetsn @sr,uu'
tbuna.n tbsr rsus Qcnf.QatiOnsn ON
poIiiiiasn 6irmamsnt su sra.bsn. Der
unaarii&e premisr Dr.. @sfsrls if
bier sinesiroHsn uno bat nit benz aai.
fer 6ran, Soisph iomis isinsm 0fsr'
r,i3ti3sn aOasgsn 5rsiserrn bon
Aebrenthal tonf.rirt. llsbsr bic I'm.
eslsssnlsiisn. u.lts In bi.fsn gsfprs.
6unesn bsbanosIt purosu, ii bisbsr
niats an Ots OsHsntli3isit sslanst.
Samaifa.
gngl. Reaieruneol
gebeu.
Rinafon, 5. San. Gas BON
BEN Goro. gr,biiaOf Or. RuttaQ bon
@sR. Snoien ernannis Qomits. uslass
bic fhr ben Wisoaaufbau Der Stabt In
gOrf3las ssbradtsn prOistts sur aus.
fhhruna brinaen lou, belt ON
snmfas cine Sibuns OBJ unb b.i&IOb.
bic Rssisrune in 2Onoon um Be-
u%iaieuns zines nisoris gu ~Osrsinfsn.
Den uns In suansis Sabrsn ridsubl'
barren 9~arlsbsns 81 erfu4su.
Or. RuttaQ niro I'D unberrsilI
na4 England beesbsn, um ben PRE-.
inter Cir Ssnrp Campbell. gann.rmur
uno ben Ransler Der S4ubtamms,
aaquitb ~ bitten. ibrsn gtnfuB In
parlamsnt bspnfs B~suiaisuns bel
9arlsbsns CUR 8.liuna 90 brinesn.
JtaIisn.
ausgrabuns BON 6ereu u
auuM.
& o m, 5. 6eb. Der brittf@e Bot
i4after Cir g. 3. gssrton bat BIZ
itaIi,nii9s Rssisruns far ots Dor
Germ @barlss Walofsin, profsHO,
Der f&onsn Rnnfs bonn Rings grlsss
Cambridge, sspiauts ausgrabuns be-
uraIt.n etabt SsIeulanum tntsrsifr
unb BITE 3uR9sruns srtaltsn. BOB bi
pldns bss yroi,Hors BaIofsin sins
prifung tpirben unterwerfsn psrosn
Q6nig 0ietor Emanuel bat baI
gbrrnpraFotum bss 2omitss tibsr
ncmmsn. ur,isr bsfsn Cbsrlsitung Oi
~auasrabuns arsr altsn SsnimdIsr uni
&uinen In ben sroben paris. rsl3
ois fossnanutt ~aradoIogii9s proms
uohss hlIh~o Hofffinhsn foQ. Tf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-06

gnsros . En.aafspssis SntosEt.i
sGpsbsrtafe SOC PEI 4fxzs stz9sasatass
eapeteridie is, NtSeuxfn SssaEt . a8h
Ia, Rem port SbsSears l6G sssasaas
jSr 2~szaburssT I4s Grid les,
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
A "Smoker.".

1t was decided. at the Commercial
club meeting this week that a smoker"
would be given next Thursday evening
and that all members should be re-
quested to come to the club rooms and
have an enjoyable evening. There are
also some important business matters
which the executive committee desires
to present to the members in general.
S. M. Ferris and w. A. Mcclure. of
the Dickinson U. S. land Office, were
elected as new members.
Among the matters which the club is
to take up at once with the Northern
Pacific is the opening of a street across
the railroad yards to South Dickinson,
and making a special rate to Hunters
Hot Springs the same.sas has been done
at other points.
The new weathered oak desk for the
secretary's Office has arrived, also the
new couch. These pieces Of furniture
are very fine and must be seen to be
fully appreciated.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
aDeathlAngeI.

At the home of MI. and Mrs. W. L.
Austin in Bowman county March !,
occurred the death of their daughter,
Jennie Fern Austin, who for the past
five years has been suffering with
Bright's disease. Little Miss Austin was
nine years old and came to this state
with her parents four years ago from
Harding, South Dakota. She has been
a patient sufferer and cher parents did
everything in their power to tighten her
burden Of suffering and restore their
child to health. Her cheerful DISPOSE
ton and angelic presence won for Miss
Austin many friends. who mourn her
death and extend their.1~ sincere SYM
patty to the grief-stricken family.
Owing to the condition Of the rivers,
it was impossible for a clergyman to at
tend the funeral and the burial service
wal conducted by Mrs. c. B. Potter, who
read the scriptures and offered prayer.
Mrs. Howard Pratt, assisted by Mrs.
Potter, rendered two songs, Nearer
My Sod to Thee" and "Jesus Lover Of
My Soul. A temporary interment was
made at the home.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
More heckers

Bismarck Tribune: The checker tourn-
ament is getting serious. Senator Nc
Lean and Representative Evans have
started in on their third series Of games
and it is said the Cavalier county man
has only been leading on the man from
Stark and proposes to trounce him to a
finish. Both have blood in their eyes
and some hard fought battles are looked
for with the senator away to the good,
as he says the gentleman from the west
is easy. Representative Simpson and
other defeated players are tickled to
death over this prospect of revenge, by
proxy, on Evans.
Later-Representative Evans seems
to be invincible in checkers. In a
series of twelve games with Represen.
tative Simpson of Morton county Evans
won twelve and there were two draws
Simpson didn't make a score. Senator
Mclean is not satisfied with his defea,
of two weeks ago and another contes,
will be instituted.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
IMPROVED SERVICE
or South st. Paul Stock
Yards criminal, +

So. St. Paul Reporter: Within a very
few weeks the troubles of the : St. Paul
Union Stock Yards in connection with
switching, slow service, delays, late arri-
walls, etc., will be at an end.
The problem has been solved with the
forming Of the Stock Yards Terminal
Railway. This will be theI name of the
new company, articles of incorporation
OF which will be filed with the secretary
of state within a few days.
The n great drawback 10 ideal con-
ditions at South St. Paul has been the
delays and inconvenience experienced
by shippers in connection with reaching
the yards after arrival in the Twin Cities.
The delays have not been the fault of
the railroads or any one connected with
them but have been due to existing con-
ditions. Facilities have been so limited
that congestion in the St. Paul yards has
been impossible to prevent. #sss
The new company has purchased all
the tracks, about 10 miles, now owned
by the Stock Yards company; has leased
from the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cihc trackage rights on the east side of
the river and over the bridge at Inver
Grove and has completed an arrange
ment with the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy for an entrance to the Pigs Eye
yards on the east side of the river oppo-
site South Park.
The new order of things will relieve
the Chicago Great Western of the
switching burden which has proved too
much for it in connection with the linn
tied yard facilities in St. Paul, particu-
larly the Union Depot yards. All stock
will be delivered by the various railroads
to the Pigs Eye yards, which are Access
sible to all the roads. At that point the
Stock Yards Terminal Railway will re-
ceive the stock and will have charge of
all transfers to South St. Paul and all
switching at South St. Paul and in and
out of the yards. The service will be
practically perfect.
The new company will begin opera.
tons early in the spring. Engines have
already been purchased and final ar
engagements are rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
The officers of the Terminal Railway
will be William Magivny, president; ].
S. Bangs, vice president; and A. A. Nc
Kechnie, secretary and treasurer.
Joseph Strawhorn, at present superin-
tendent of the Union Depot Co., and a
man of wide experience, will be man.
ager of the Stock Yards Terminal.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
RUNYAN-NoARk.
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gown and carried an arm bouquet IF pale
pink carnations.
Mrs. Noark has been aeteacher in the
Dickinson district. nearly three years.
where she has been successful in her
chosen profession. Her home was in
Madison, S. D., and she received her
education in the state normal school at
Madison. and the Congregational State
college at Yankton. MIR. Noark is from
Fremont, Nebraska, where he still re-
tains property. He has been ON four
years with the N. P. at Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noark will be at home
after March IS at the residence of R. ].
Kellogg, where they have rooms until
the close of Mrs. Noark's school. Well
known to so great a number in the city
their we'll wishers are many.
SHOWER.
Following the custom of their elders.
Mrs. Noark's pupils gave her a surprise
shower the Friday before her marriage.
bestowing upon her many useful gifts OF
granite ware and a silver napkin ring.
The affection which prompted the gifts
pleased the recipient as much as the
gifts themselves.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
Sentinel Butte.

Several parties zeal Sentinel Butte
expect to run steam blowing outfits this
spring. Mr.. Fisher has just ordered his.
Jay Brown is handling unbroken
horses this week.
Miss Almeda Rouse rendered her
friends a party last week, the occasion
being her advent into the twenties.
Mr.. Martin is unloading cars of barbed
wire and general merchandise this week.
The school directors all voted afim-
atively on the petition to bond the Sen
tinel Butte district for a $1,000 school
building.
A number of cars containing iron tiles
are being unloaded this week; they are
very heavy and will be hauled to the
Milwaukee road forty miles south.
Miss Mabel Gilbert and Laura Dew
asher were out to the Rozell ranch over
Sunday.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
R,caARD1ox NEWS.

The Ladies' Aid society met on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C
1eFrance.
Rev. MI. Smith preached here Sunda,
evening.
Otto .Kaner. who teaches school 81,
miles south of here, spent Sunday ir
town.
Miss Essie Donnan of Iowa arrived
here Tuesday evening and left the mex
day for a place near the state line, where
she intends to make her home.
Samuel Walker and son, Lee. anc
James Endslow, who had been in Mott
returned here Monday.
Ray Conklin left Monday for a few
days visit in Bismarck.
Miss Dale Abby is spending a few
weeks in town, assisting the editor of the
Richardton paper.
DR.. Bussen has moved into Mr.. Stan
ley's house in the north part of the town
AS soon as things are settled Mrs. Bus.
sen will arrive from Valley City.
The party recently given by Miss
Edith Webb was we'll attended. TIE
evening was pleasantly spent with skat.
ing and games. Refreshments were
served and all report an enjoyable even.
ing.
Mrs. Little and family of Illinois ar.
rived last Thursday and will make their
home near Mott.
MI. Walker and his brother-in-law
William Plunket, were in town Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Rebecea Utter of Mott, who has
been employed at the St. Paul hotel in
Dickinson, visited here this week on the
way to her home.
H. Marsden of Hendrum, Edward ].
Atkins and Charles A.. Seim of Mott,
Charles D. Blake of Minneapolis, H. J.
Stevens of Fargo and B. ]. Blake of
Minneapolis we're visitors in town Tues.
day.
c.. Sullivan, the Fargo optical spec.
ialist, will be at the St. Charles hotel,
Dickinson, again Wednesday. March ~,
One day only. Persons having eye
trouble or defective sight can call early.
GLASSES fitted. $685.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09

ling the holders Of government tax re
ceipts for the sale Of liquor to Register
the same with the county auditor and
pay a fee for the privilege. This bill
also makes it the duty of the auditor to
get information from the revenue off.
GERS as to who have paid this tax. |,
has also been made unlawful to rent "a
building of any kind or a room for the
sale of liquor, such violator being sub.
ject to the same punishment awarded a
pigger upon conviction. Under a new
law anybody that believes liquors are
being kept in a building or place can
upon affidavit secure a search warrant
and have the stuff,..if found, destroyed.
Another law defines liquor to include
all the homemade decoctions of tobacco
juice and red pepper commonly sold in
pigs for booze. ven the alleged harm
less soft drinks falling under the ban.
And then there is the law forbidding the
soliciting of orders for intoxicating
liquors.
Much will depend upon the governor
and whom he appoints as to whether
the commissioner will be able to sur.
vive the attack, but the friends Of pro-
hibition as we'll as the advocates OF high
license are confident that an honest
trial will be made of the new laws in the
hope that if they prove failures it will
become evident to all that prohibition
will not prohibit, and that an opportun-
ity should be given the people to say if
they wan any more of it.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
Strong Measure.

+. Bismarck Tribune: Now that the
bill creating the Office Of temperance
commissioner has been passed by both
houses it is pretty certain the governor
will sign this and the other bills looking
to the better enforcement Of the pro-
hibition law. To back up his work the
temperance commissioner will have not
only the original prohibition law but the
help Of the, following measures which
will doubtless become laws: Compel.
The Dickinson press., 1907-03-09
HALLIDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hermanstad and family
visited at Cuttings last Sunday.
Charley Wade spent Sunday evening
visiting at Miss Johnson's home.
Charley Tracey of Taylor is spending
a few days with Sam Juel.
A crowd of young folks enjoyed a
pleasant evening at Cuttings Sunday,
February "a.
A number of Hallidayites took in the
Taylor masquerade and all report a very
enjoyable time.
John Bang, the Halliday merchant, is
busy butchering in order to keep his
customers supplied with meat.
John and Edgar Dahlen are busy
hunting horses at the present time.
Mr.. Braaten and family, who have
been staying in Taylor for some time,
were shaking hands with friends around
Halliday last week.