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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-03-14

TOulOn March ia terrible dis
aster occurred here yesterday after
noon. A tube in the powder maya
zines of the French battleship lena
blew up and as a result Captain Adj
gard, commander of the battleship,
Captain Vertiez. chief of staff Of ,he|
Mediterranean squadron, and 20 to sol
blue jackets are dead while Rear Ad-
miral Manceron and hundreds of 9th
err men are suffering from injuries
some of them horrible in their ex-
tent. Naval circles are aghast aud
the public stunned by the appalling
catastrophe coming so soon after the
loss Of the French submarine boat
Lutin in which 16 men met death.
The entire after part OF the lena
was blown to pieces. Bodies of the
victims were hurled through the ar
by a succession Of explosions and the
panic stricken workmen at the ar
senal fled from the vicinity of the dry.
dock for their lives. Scores of th)so|
on board of the lena jumped over
board onto stone quays and sustained
serious injuries. .
Caused by Torpedo Explosion.
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No, ~ o-.,,1oeio, ~ a tornodo 1y5rt
oo,,.oa 30 a,,,,Io,io,, :, ,,o+ l,,,,,,,.,, h,,+
tbo ,ou,ao. r,,oooyinos n,oro sot a4ro
ond tbai,, aon+onts -, oy,Ioatng nr,c.
ttoaI,,, dastro,.od ,rho+ was oonsidaron.
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a., ia.aoat,or, 'S ,,,,,,,,na 49,, =.
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,r 7,,a !, ~, al, s+,,or,ath ,ai,,o
oa,,,,,o.a,1 80 esr agaana ga ,,,a,
m ,,,oo,.,;,,oo ho., hl,o,, na,1o,,,at.,a
-, -,,t,;.,.,, -. 80, 80
both smokeless and black powder as
well as a number OF charges FOR tor
pedoes.
The crew had finished their mic
day meal only a short time before
the explosion ana mad dispersed to
various parts OF the vessel
Came Without Warning.
The explosion came without warn
ing. ~ha first shock was extremely
violent and shook the vessel fore ana
aft. 1t was followed instantly bv
other shocks. The crew rushed wild
" bither and thither about the deck
The men forward cIamored ever the
bulwarks and iumped down some of
them into the decks and others to the
STONE oDay MANY who iumDed sus.
tanned fatal injuries.
Hundreds of men below the deck
were in fearful position. They
were enshrouded in smoke and while
they CROPPED their way toward the
exits they became prey of the sufto-
eating fumes which caused many to
fall rn'9rscious.
,n.. p,.. e,o,.,, - piooa.
In the meantime detonations had
become more frequent and the entire
after part of the lena, which was Tir-
tually blown to pieces, caught fire.
Shells and charges of explosives in
the magazines continued to explode
and masses of metal were hurled into
the air to fall everywhere about the
decks and arsenal. These flying mis-
siles demolished me torpedo shed,
engine works and pumphouse nearby,
and constituted the most serious
menace to the lives Of those who made
their way toward the battleship to
begin the work Of rescue. The lena
was instantly ahame from bursting
proiectiles, and the fire prevented ap-
proach.
II is declared that for 30 minutes
the authorities were unable tn discnv-
or tbe KEYS with which IN omen locks
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-03-14

had sjyen much emphasis ot voice
and seSnge." he stricken from ,ae
records.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-03-14
NEARLY A HUNDRED
DIE IN EXPLOSION
AFTER PART OF FRENCH BATTLE
SHIP BLOWN TO PIECES.
MANY SERIOUSLY HURT

Bodies of Victims Hurled Through the
Air-Lower Decks Uttered With
Fragments of Shattered and Torn
Human Beina3-First Shock Fol.
lowed Instantly by Others.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
SeiIiYr,.

On b~eipnberlig Spnsfeil blep nplig
fonitateret UNDER en- Strafieiag | Ser.
lin. Sfior 8aares bleo en- Spor'
~pognsfsrer bsmt til 1 Madnebs
SGneiel for iagtiomt 9rab, oa ct
Mienneife par blepet paafisrt al Spor.
pognen meo 9soeu til SsIge. Nan.
ben paoitoo ib9roig, at ban life bapoe
feet ben gaafisrte foran gosncn men
noe til Siben, o9 oct iaIbt ba bans
S~oriparer ino at goa meb BAN op til
en- befienot Sienl99e % laoc bans
Zine unoeriege. &eiultatet al 6enne
llnoerisselie bar at Manbens SpnS'
cpne maatte betegnes iom ganife ob.
normal, ioet bans Sines 9onitruftion
Dor iaa iGregen, at @ienitanoe, Der |
Girfeligbeoen befanbt fig ret fordn
BAN, for BAN funbe piie iig | Ell Stoe.
refining. 8ao @runolag al oenne Spe.
cioIiitens grfl9ring fit Ibppfuten no
birfet. at Sagen blep a~ienoptaget
9 Ietten fom TO andre gienIager, Der
bar tiIfaIote Tom Sagfpnbige, til
iamme Geiultot Tom fin ao1e9a, oa
Sasen enbte oerefter meb SiltaItes
1rifin0eIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

% efter at babe Iagt tit NoruIfript
paa Sfripeboroct begpnote ban meo
fin 2epereit at oefldmere S%ptniuaer'
ne bsit. 9inouerue itoS aabne, Rot.
ten bar iaa title 90 roltg, Buris iop,
og fitu 9taterens itGrte Rsit ioritpr'
rebe Sreoen. On 8roIfehtif fom fis'
renoe, og ba ban iaa Den iaa itRrtt
opIpite 2eiIigbeo % berte SpeftatIet,
troebe ban, at Der bar tort SeIifob.
San blep berfor boIoerbe uoerfur Sit.
'et, ioet ban mente, at Der NOT piIoe
bIipe goo 9rug for Droifer. Otter
en- Ii6eu Stiinbs Sorlsb fom Der en-
aoIlega iii. oerpaa en- treble, og til
iioit bar Der iamIet en- lang R9ffe
7roIfer, Der mn penteoe pan oct Die.
bIif. ba De fine @i9iter ifuIbe peroe
R9ien biemoo. Meu be Stafler
bapoe grumbig forregnet fla. Sn
alpffen bar bIepet ire, Iogoe carmen
fla, ginouerne Iuffeoes, OF 9piene
Tufteoes. 6Inibert cit til Ro, men
neoenfor oenteoe De norreoe 8llife for
tiliioit brlimmeuoe og barmfilloe al
fisre bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

- aobberfoneen 9apion bar | De
iioite ire adr nosinet 8 Diin. lou. til
Heflamcr.
On International aongres til
rlnoertrpffeIie al Soleet al apinoer
er traaot ianlnien | 9rpsiel.
Rartiniqne. aataitroien er M
iremitiaet paa Scenen | ct Sfueipil
'R9oSlernes 2ano~ at Gnore De
2oroe poo Jeatrc antoine.
en- Dame blep ~aloorlis ipa |
garbus 5eoter paa 8runo al Den
norife SfleIpiaer SoSpnrSs Spill |
"@ienaansere".
Zen iuiee Song gIions fisrer
fortiben I tin itore Guile automcbil
utrrtteIis rimot fra Steo til SteS |
aatolonien for ~perionIig at Ieoe ar.
beioet for aibiGlpning al oen Der Der.
fenoe RsostiIitanb.
Or. glau | Augsburg bar noor-
beibet en- 6rcmitiainssmaahe for BE.
IpsningsgaS, iau Den unoer itertt
Srpf bliper iIpoenoe % Iooer JIG for.
ienoe / StoalbeboIoere, gdnife Zig
benz iom briiees til foUprimeret anl'
FIRE. San iremitiler @uien at Scot.
~itoiier % WiueroIer. timber ct Srpf
al ca. 100 atmosfGrer - bporpeo
ben blir fIpoenoe - prmpes ben |
StaaIiIaiferne, iom IuffeS meo Ell
Gentil. 6Iaiferne forarbeioebes meo
iterite Smbu oe PROBES for ct Srpf
az 240 NtmoSfprer. Sorbruaeren
letter peo SiGIp al ct trauet 8obber.
rer 6enne StaalbeboIoer ! 6orbin.
teIie me0 en- Iioen @aSfloffe, borird
@aicn guor ino | 2eorinacr, iomisrcr
ben til @Iusieue. 8e6 at aobne
StoaIfIaIfens gentiI libt, letter man
"8asoerfet" igang.
Sc fcmnrunoIe Rpubi9beber |
Garis bar oo~crSraget en- gutreprcnsr
for ct pitt SibSrim at sIeIGggc So.
uolrotterne | GariS, og oct er BAN til
Iaot at orGbe Rotternc eller fange
Dem Leoenbe. Hottefaugerue ! Sarts
foretrGffer at ionge 0prene leoenoe.
20 Rottefangere ilaar iig gierne lam
men % begpnber arbeioet, ilaar De
fomnuutale aauaIorbeioere bar no.
fsrt oeres oaelise Don't. Neo fore
8auoitspler poa % 8artidnfbano'
fer paa S9noerne filler &ottefan.
gerne, foripneoe meo SGffe, iig op
peb afIsbsreuoer | EFT aIoaf, 90 meo
Meteorological iunges MI De ipsmmen'
De Rotter enten meo SGnberne eIler
Ret % puttes | Srffene for ienere at
IIagres | aaSier meb 2uitrsr, boorpaa
De Ien6es til GneIonb % gelgien.
Ser onpenbes nemlig De lepenoe Not
ter til afretning Of Suuoe, Der ienere
ienIes til Sranfrige, boor be opnnar
bsie griier, fom soot bresicrebe 8ot'
tehun0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
u I,p.nse giaese. qen IiIIe @llt.

ct Iepenbe gilebe. Zen lille @iit.
iom bor IGrt @iatigbeoen at at aonoe
opbt, os iom itaar foron fin JaSer
nieo ipulmenoe grpit, meo Sunobe-
oens @Iso | ainoerne % Giet itraa.
lenoe at Sip, er ct lepenoe giueoe
paa ben o~ppporenoe Mano0om, port
2ano tiItrGnser. @rnnouoloen til
Stprte % manoig Strait moo lGgges
Il ben tiolige 9arnbom. SorGlore
bsr berfor boIoe ct paogent Gie meo
fine 9ern UNDER SppTrten. @nbuer
lioen llregelmGsiieheb, Der bier ltg
| 2esemets Slnftioner. bsr rettes poa
itrar. StGrft oirfenoe, % oerfor
farlige Meoifamenter, ma life brit.
ges, men en- MILD, iiffer Somilieme.
bicin. Or. Geters. 2itrifo err ipeeielt
eenet for iaaoanne SilfGIoe. Zen
fan gipes til oct ipGoeite Barn meb
obiolnt 3rpgbeo. 9en er bebagelig
at tase. milo og paa iamme Sio fit
fert pirfenbe. Gen buroe finbes /
bper 5amiIies Mebieinifob. Gen er
meb &ette bleben benGpnt "Iieore.
mes Ben. Or. Geters 9urito er life
tiliaIss paa a~potbefer; ben iGIees oi.
refte til 8orbrugerne at ipecielle
ggenter, bporpeo ben itsrlt mIIise
&enbeb og 8riifbeo upnaaes. 8ioere
llnoerretning erboloeS peo Senoen.
belle til Or. 8eter 5abrnep & Cons
60, tt2--1tS 80. Sopne aue., Obi.
cago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
On SIaubertsa nefoote.

= auleoniug Of at Der | 9pen
Rouen for en- llses lib iioeu nfilsre.
oes ct tort adjournment til sGre for
Den bersmte Soriatter 8uitape 5lau.
bert, Der bopbe let Sasens Sps |
nRunte gp, f~ortRIer Bariierblaoene
en- Rqffe anefooter ON "5ru 30.
surp"s os ~SnIammbo"s Sorfatter.
8i anferer Der f~sl9enoe: Slolbert
par 10 en- Sprosets Weiter Der oite
arbeioeSe l9nsere paa N enfelt SIDE
END andre 5orfottere pan bunorebe.
Reget tibt l9ite ban bsit, buao ban
banbe f@frepet. for at prspe, bporban
bper entelt SGtning loo for gret.
en- aiten, on ban opbol6t liz ! fin
2eiligbeo ! Raris | BET eieeanie Bare
Roneedus aparter, trnote ban fin
itore 9pietrone % 2pieue ! be mango
Stager - ban III nemtlis meo ct Chit
til at arbeioe | ct meget. Init Blum -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

! enseIife glabe fortpIler man
mango Siitorier ON, bpor uaeneret
amerifanife Gamer optrRoer, life
minoit operfor aongebuiet, Ser er
ben iioite anefoote.
- Ssr 9afei! Gr Ser noget Sab
ON at iaa ct Clint Of Drouninaen al
ie9
- Seq er life 2afeil Seq er grin'
fen al Bales.
- Sub, bpor beIoist, Sror %
mart Teres Wtor fommer?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

SenS "5eeorah, Roten" til Slest o.
genner I eamlcs 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
st pfterIanof Gpentpr.

On aisbmano | Ses bopoe en- Slo'
be fra bet inolige Waroffo. Spren
bar meget oopen cg fit ofte SfiGno.
Gn Tag lob Slapen fin 9ei. oe 8isb'
monOen isgte I9nge forgippes efter
ban til ban engong beiteg tit Wful'
opr og REQ til Warfeoet | Saruoont.
Meoens ban off omtring Der | grim.
meIen al WorfeosfoIf, ina ban til
fpIoigpis fin Slaoe igien. San lob
ben til BAN og ia9oe "9tu bor ieg
oig enoelig, on utro SIape". Ren
Slapen, Der ioritoo, at bans Reo.
ming aibang of bans aanOsnRrpe'
relic, ioareoe: "Suao! Seq Din Sla.
be? SCR ben Sfi9Im! San Der bar
min Staoe og err lsbet fra mig % MI,
od ieg finber BAN ieien, bill ban Ippe
ia fra mig" 90 De omfrinsitooeube
roa6te: "Spor er auoien?" og isrte
beege til oenne. 90 De ioreIagoe bmm
Sngen.
aaoien 9runoebe en- Sio lang.
Sua aab ban fin Sfarpretter gefo'
ling til at gao uoenfor og iagbe: "Gli
ser tiger, at benne Rano er Din
Slope, og on Der paaitanr. at bet er
cmucu6t. @ten alLdb neb bet bebitl
Stit begge eberS Sopeoer no al Bin
ouet!"
De qioroe ina. Ga raabte 8abier1
meo bsi Rsit: %, Sfarpretter! tag
Slaoens Soueo of" Etebliffelig
traf Dem al W9uoeue, Der oirfelia
bar Slaoen, fit Sopeo til fig, men
aigbmonoen FRA 5eJ rsrte zig life.
90 aoOieu iasoe: "9lanb ei
Itorl On er Oen ptrtelige Serre, oo
ban Der er Din retmRsiiee 3iener,
@io BAN Ell Bortion Stotfeprpgl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
0pioe. SticrmeIinjens tore
SuIeerfurfoncr.

gaffert iIlultreret Brogram for
Spibe-S tierneIiniens itorarteoe Sule.
erfuriioner til Sfanbinapieu erboloes
frit, bpis man ffriper til 8bite Star
Sine, 121 South 5biro Street, Rin.
neapolis, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

Rdur Sc Hripsr til aperte.
reuSe. Iaa pGr 'da peuIis at
uteSbeIe. at De idd here's
ADVERTISEMENT | "Secordh' Boz
fen. Oct fitrsr Dem ben
bcbite 9ebarbItne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

Uperttsfemtuter nuber "Euffet~, ~Tinste", I'll,
'aIas o. -Gftrripsraitt" fgfsr 30 geuis for 8 Ora 'st
hpsr Sang, o. 10 9tHfs pr. Orb for eft. ION o~perti,st
70 Orb. Npertsieueufsr tuAtasts life for HtHbre eas
% Gents. 9eust mad ntriplatlls lieefgse ale Be-
GUNNER.
ER-sGsttRasstlsue isast - GsHis pc. atai,.
nh Orb aisr IN 2iHie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
&c tremmeoe Spros.

alorig er ben dmerifanife Goliti.
fer gIaoere og mere itoIt, END noar
ban / en- Soriamling al u~blGnbiuge
fan iige nogle Orb / oeres egei
Sprog.
Sor fort SiS iiben Dor ct @eolem
al aongresien inbbrbt til at tale |
Ell c8efiif Screening / Baltimore. Sans
Nopn bar Sranf @ahter,-
% ban bar fGrbis meb at tale,
Isb Der iterfe Saanotlap og 9ropo.
raab, os Mr. @adter annobet Ger.
for ct c3efiif MeoIem al SnbbpoeIies.
fomiteen ON burtig at ifripe en- Set,
ming for banl Der funoe sisre goo
8irfning iom Saf.
Meu Hpoenoe Stnge ilpneet ban
berefter meo ftor Rotbos Den tilgrte
SRtning no oper 6oriamlingen.
@irfningen bar siebliffelig, men
lanef forfGroeIig. @ae SoIf itormet
no Of 2ofalet, ioa at oct iormeIie
truet meb 8anif.
- Men on CODE Subj Spoo bar
ieg Dog iagt! ubbrso Rr. Batter
fortpiIet, mebens bans glif iorgippes
isete ben Wano, Der banbe Ifrebei
SGtninsen op til BAN. Gnoelig I'll
ban fat | en- G5efer 90 ipurete BAN:
Ren bpor er BOG ale Solf2
De iiboer % penter paa Gem
Rei~tnuranten.
-Paa mig9
-Sa, De meobelte Dem 10, at Der
bar taget Sui paa en- M 9enoe pao
0eres Hegning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES

students and graduates of universities.
Mr.. Mott held an audience with the
Corean emperor, during which he
thanked him for his majesty's personal
subscription to the new Y. M. C. A.,
building to be erected in Seoul, the
capital.
These are but incidents In the great
movement i'm all non christian lands to
reach the educated. the leaders of his
tory and tho moulders Of thought This
Is an outcome of the great educational
work which has been long III opera
ton throughout pagan lands.
IT is not as generally understood in
this country as IL should be, that tho
evangelistic work of missions is but
one element among others no less
prominent ana important. The medi-
cal work of missions and the educa-
tional work have long been in success
full operation. No nobler fields OF phil
anthropy exists than these. Other
agencies for the amelioration OF pagan
social conditions are also developing,
as for example, the Y NJ G. A. work,
especially successful in the educational
centers of the east. The great mis-
siOnary movement has allied itself with
the process of civilization in the orient
and Is christianizing that civilization,
An agitation has begun among the
ministry of the Methodist Episcopal
church to take the appointment of the
presiding elders out of the hands of
the bishops and to have these officers
elected by the ministry of this great
church. The presiding elders practi-
caIly determine the appointments of
ministers to their fields of labor, and
the ministers urge the equity Of MAX
ing the presiding elders responsible to
those whose interests so largely de-
pend upon them. The agitation is sig-
nificant as showing the growth of
democratic methods among the more
hierarchical denominations, while at
the same time the denominations of
most pronounced democratic govern
ment like Baptists and Congregation
alists. are seeking greater effectiveness
by Increased centrallzation
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20

Rev. Dr. Beard made the.
statement that money would not make
the enterprise a success unless 1t had
the moral backing Of the community,
which seemed to meet with the app
proval of the audience.
Alexander Mitchell, the president Of
the Milwaukee road, died in New
York
At meeting of the board of trade
the proposition of c. A. Roberts con-
cerning subscriptions from business
men to assist in exploring for gas
was favorabIy considered, and com
mittee appointed to obtain additional
subscriptions, as the old company had
already spent some $4,000 on the work
on the Monson farm.
The Pluck came in from up the
river with 5000 bushels of wheat.
The following were elected members
of the board of education: A. Al.
Miller, c. d. Whitehouse and s. w.
Curtiss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20
AN EXCITING Mlx-UF
"A Dickinson Team Becomes uncon.
trollablc and the Driver Has
Very Narrow Escape.

Dickinson Press: While Charley
Parker was exercising team owned
by j. O. Lytle on Sunday afternoon,
the horses became frightened and ran
into telephone pole. The young
man WAS thrown from the seat and
the two bones in his left leg brok-
en- few inches above the ankle. John
Brislin was in the buggy when the
horses took fright and started to run.
He leaped out and attempted to get
at their heads, but they sweryed away
from him and struck the pole. The
tongue of the buggy was broken into
several pieces, and shortly afterward
the doubletree gave way and Charley
was jerked out of the seat. and In
striking the ground the leg was hrok-
en-, He was carried home and the
bones were soon in place and the
healing process under way. Charlie
| is receiving the congratulations of his
| friends on his exhibition of nerve dur
ing the excitement and after the acci-
dent
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20

The united body of Congregational
lists, United Brethren and Protestant
Methodists. now on the way to become
an accomplished fact, has heartily and
unanimously agreed upon statement
of belief admirable in brevity, inclus-
iveness, evangelical depth, conserva-
tism and progressiveness. The last OF
its six articles seems of special signifi-
cance. 1t reads: I'VE believe that ac-
cording to Christys law, men Of the
christian faith exist for the service of
man, not only in holding forth the
word of life, but in the support of
works and institutions of piety and
charity. in the maintenance Of human
freedom in the deliverance of all those
That are oppressed, In the enforcement
OF civic justice, In the rebuke of all
righteousness"
4 Recent events in Japan have been
The holding of six simultaneous mis-
sions among Japanese students in'df-
ferent parts of the empire. The speak
ers and workers include the leaders of
The Student Volunteer movement for
the christianizing of the nom christian
world, christian Japanese professors,
and student evangelists from different
parts of the christian and of the pagan
world. Beside the Japanese students,
10000 Chinese students now studying
in Japanese institutions are included
tn the field of these missions s.s.--.ssp
These six missions were proceeded
by session of several days, of the am
nual meeting of the Student Volunteer
movement, held in Toxic, Japan. This
Is the first holding in now christian
country of the annual meeting of this
great body representing the christian
students of all nations Shortly before
the holding of this conference, Mr. John
r. Mott, its leader had. been holding
conferences in Corea, which attracted
thousands of the intellectual classes,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20
Jone. Of Roek.

Bismarck Tribune: Otherwise
George $. Jones, formerly of Rock
county, MINI, and at one time can
didate for congress against Congress-
man McCleary, has been selected by
the governor as states attorney for
Hettinger county, under the new coun-
ty organization. p. ID. Norton. for
merly of Devils Lake. and chief clerk
OF the recent house of representatives,
has been selected as states attorney
for Adams county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20

The German emperors latest motor
car Is q thing of beauty and also of
utility. The car is painted cream white
and is picked out" in gold and blue;
it Is upholstered in red leather. on
each of the inner sides there are small
cupboards containing all smokers
requisites: then there are movable
table. iukstands and stationery. 1t
may be mentioned that in order to
enable the emperor to entel. the car
with his helmet on his head the top
of the car has to be raised.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20


April 1.-THE Authors carnival at
the opera house closed in blaze Of
glory the fan drill being especially
charming, while Miss Gertrude Getchell
received warm encore for her pre-
sentation of the ''highiand fling"
President Loucks of the territorial
farmers alliance spent the day in FAR
go and reported the organization In
very prosperous condition.
A party Of surveyors commenced
running line from Grand Forks north
tor a branch of the Northern Pacific.
The steamer Pluck arrived at Abb
ercrombie from Fargo after consider
able wheat that had been stored there.
Mons Monson was in the city and
reported that the now OF gas had been
continuous from the well ON his farm
all winter, although it was two years
since the hole had been dug in the
ground.
April 15-The Argus stated it be-
lieved that the Interstate commerce
bill was passed in the interest of the
railroads. more than the people, but
as it incidently helped Fargo. the city
should take advantage of these facts
and make all possible out Of 1t.
The board Of the university at
Grand Forks elected Governor Pierce
as president of the faculty, with a
salary of $4,000 per year.
The Towner News and Stockman
was started by Bob McComb, who had
been an attachee of the Argus for many
years.
The directors of the Moorhead and
Southern railroad announced that they
had completed arrangements including
the necessary capital, to build line
between Moorhead and breckenridge
and the work was commenced at once.
Caucuses were held in the various
wards of the city to select delegates to
nominate the candidates for the school
board
John Mitchell, as county superin-
| tendent of schools, had so candidates
for certificates; 2 withdrew, failed,
8 were under age, 5 were granted pro-
I bationary certificates, % third grade
certificates and 16 second grade.
April 16-The announcement was
made that a new banl. would be
opened at Neche, May /, with H. l..
Holmes as president and DR.. F. G
Donovan as vice president Mr..
Holmes is now state auditor and has
been for the past two or three terms.
Sam T. Glover and Fred Carruth
started new funny paper at Sioux
Falls and called It the Dakota Bell
1t rang many changes during it's ex-
istence.
Mayor Edwards appointed Geo. M.
Rose as city engineer.
Editor Young sold the Pembina
Pioneer Express to Wardwell &
Thompson, who still own this excellent
weekly.
| The first vestibuled train ever run
on any road was operated out of Chi
cago on the Illinois Central.
| Judge Deady of the United States
circuit court of Oregon rendered a
decision on the new interstate COM
meree law, declaring that it did not
apply to railroads where they are
competitors of water routes.
| The new board of trustees of the
Bismarck penitentiary met and elected
| A. j. McCabe of jamestown chairman
while Dan Williams was reappointed
| warden and Clerk Haggart OF Fargo
was made deputy warden, DR.. Bent
! ley was appointed physician and
| Father Wolfgang chaplain, with Mr.
| Plumley as auditor of the board
w. G. Judd relieved General TyneI
as postmaster and reappointed G. f
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-20
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