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oreaon Apples Sold at 81 Each.

The recent sale of number Of
boxes of winter banana apples at
Hood river at IS box has brought
up the question Of record prices for
apples. The horticultural annals OF
the state show that In 1856 one box
Of Spitzenberg apples grown in the
Willamette valley and shipped to San
Francisco netted the shipper $50. In
the same year three boxes Of winesaps
we're sold in Portland for $102, or $34
a box. In 1855, 5000 boxes of apples
grown in Oregon were sold at prices
which netted the shipper $40 to $50 a
bushel In 1854. 500 boxes were sold
at from $50 to $50 box. The first lot
Of apples grown on grated trees we're
sold in Portland by the grower,
Henderson Luelling, at 81 an apple
Los Angeles Times.
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Scientific
EYE TESTING

The modern Optometerist examines
the eyes carefully with the aid OF prop.
err instruments and prescribes lenses
for all defects of vision.
In case the eyes are found diseased
the patient is sent to the Oculist (who
makes surgery and diseased eyes his
speciality.
Optometry Is q distinct profession,
and the Optometrist who devotes his
entire time to his profession is more
successful than the Oculist who devotes
small part of his time
The modern Optometrist charges for
his professional skill and time either
directly or indirectly (but more about
this next time).
When you consider that you can
have your eyes fitted at little cost at
home by one that has the scientific
training you can hardly afford to
trihe or take chances with your eyes
by trying to fit yourself.
De Witt :. Lewis
.. D.. Oph. B.
Next Y NJ G. A. Phone. s7-f1
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MotherIv Care,

Six-year-old Marion has an eminent
ly practical mind. and the delights Of
dolls tea parties, games, and other
infantile Joys are easily eclipsed by
the promise Of being allowed to dust
the parlor or help cook. Marion has
just acquired new canary bird Of
tender age, and has added the care
of Dick to her other small duties. On
saying her prayers the other night
she astonished her mother by adding
as a postscript: And God bless my
birdie, and let him grow up to be a
strong, healthy useful little canary
Bird"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-06

Plans for McClure's for the coming
magazine, judging from its prospectus,
will continue to deal with great and inn
portant subjects. The first of these be-
gan in the November number. 1t is a
series of articles on
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TO ANNuL MARRIAGE
Countess Of Yarmouth Brings Action
Against Earl.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Countess Of
Yarmouth, who was Miss Alice 'Thaw
of Pittsburg, has begun proceedings
for the notification of her marriage
with the Earl of Yarmouth.
The court has ordered that the pro-
ceedings be held in camera, and the
papers are being kept secret. The only
inkling obtainable of the charges pre-
ferred is statement to the effect that
the nature of the medical evidence to
be given makes public hearing mad
visable.
The Countess of Yarmouth Is stay
ing at Park Hall, near Evesham,
Worcestershire, Magnificent country
seat she has leased, decorated and re-
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
s. upon the bowels and thereby
yes the cold out OF the system II
'tains no opiates--it Is pleasant to
% and IL highly recommended for
,ildreu. Sold nv n. A. Ward
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Carl schurz Remlnisce noes
Ellen Terry Memoirs

1t would be difficult to overstate the
Importance Of Ellen Terry's Memoirs
they are a chronicle OF the literary and
artistic development OF the last half
century. They present the impressions
of woman who during her extraordi-
nary experience came into contact
with nearly all the foremost person
ages of her time. They tell the story
of gifted artist and lovable woman,
and in a way that displays to pc
culiar degree the wonderful charm of
her personality.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
Y johnson 25; Twichell 4.
&Bendeke II; Lewis IL. i.
spalding 18; Wright 8.
{ BIaisdell rs: Buchanan
Brightbill Jorgenson 1t ]; Olson

u B1ekTOrd "; Mckenzie y.
Smith II; Stockwell 8.
Larson Is; McCue Al; Miller 9.
Cooper 70; Taylor IL.
Gilbreath 10; Main 8. j,
Anderson 30; Axtell 2; Garnaas 8;
Osborn 8; Reid 5: stutsman q;
Westby 10.
Plaza Hansbrough So; johnson
90; Little g.; Marshall 20.
Gronna 81; Hanna A.: Helgeson
Oil; McClory s.: Midtbo Q: Robin
son s.; sinkler 1S; Williams 81;
Young 20.
1 Johnson SO; Twichell 20.
i Bendeke So; Lewis 60.
spalding Sc: Wright 65.
4 Blaisdell 58; Buchanan 81.
\ Brightbill IA: Jorgenson rs; Oh
son 10. AZ. as III. J, s II
Bickford "a; Mckenzie 40.
Smith SO; Stockwell SO.
Larson 46; McCue 80; Miller 81.
Cooper so; Taylor 40.
Gilbreath so; Main "a.
Anderson III; Axtell 6; Garnaas
26; Grehn 1S;; Mann TO-; Nelson
80; Osborn 16; Reid 16: stafne IA;
stutsman ~; Westby &c.
d Drake Hansbrough IL; johnson
~; Little s.; Marshall 80.
Gronna "a; Hanna so; Helgeson
s.; McClory q; Robinson s; sinkler
81; Williams Il; Young 26.
Johnson AS; Twichell ~.
Bendeke 20; Lewis 40.
Spalding 80; Wright 38.
Blaisdell so; Buchanan II.
Brightbill %; Jorgenson %; Oh
son 18.
Bickford So; Mckenzie 80.
Smith As; Stockwell "a.
Larson IA McCue 2S; Miller
30.
Cooper Al; Taylor 20.
3 Gilbreath AL: Main 81.
Anderson Is: Axtell IA; Garnaas
IL; Green So; Mann 23; Nelson i 8 !;
Osborn 10; Reid %; Stafne s; Suits
man IL; Westby IL !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
WORN out
Engine No. 1874 on the N. P.
Broke Endurance Record,
During Floods
Pulled Train Over Six Lines,
2,lO7 Miles, and Is
Used Up

Spokane, Wash, June 25.-Engine
No. 3S4, on the North Coast Limited
train, operated by the Northern Pa.
cific railway and driven by John A.
Miller and M. Clement, engineers, of
Spokane, scored notable record by
being in continuous service 166 hours
and % minutes during the recent
floods in Montana, when it pulled q
train of nine coaches over six lines,
distance of 2,107 miles between
Spokane and Fargo. N. D.. and thence
to Billings, Mont.
The It's marooned passengers were
cared for by Conductors Harry c..
Peck and H. P. Litehfeld of Spokane,
who were assisted by e. C. Bradley
and M. O. Lee. brakemen. The pas
sengers presented purse OF s1o0 to
the crews. Part OF the train left the
track because of spreading rails. In
more than one instance the passen-
gers believed they were being car
ried into the raging torrents as the
sides Of the coaches scraped the hang,
ing banks in cuts, but no mishaps
followed.
The alkali water ruined the boiler
of the locomotive, which has been
consigned to the roundheuse for gem
eral overhauling and will be put into
service in a couple OF weeks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
People Of Washington Hamlet
Digging Up Country for
Misef's Gold
Left $4,000 in yellow. Boys
Buried Somewhere on
His Farm

Spokane, Wash, June 2K.--Half the
population of Fruitland, small set
Element near Spokane, is busy with
picks and spades in an endeavor to-
locate a tin can filled with gold,
which was buried on his 160-acre farm
by Herman Kahlen, rs yearsgof age,
who lived as a recluse more than
twenty years, and was known In the;
district as "the wild man.
Kahlen ditd a few days ago in a
tumble-down log shack, where hts bed
was a packing box half filled with
straw. Before his death the old nan
decided his ranch to- M. G. Peltier Of
Fruitland; and divided 81, 400 with
Miss Jensen of Cheney and Werner,
Hans and George Neuman and Byron
and Dell Richards Of Fruitland, be
queathing also $10OSto home for the
poor in Germany. He also told Of
$4,000 in gold, hidden on the farm,
but died before he could disclose its
whereabouts.
Kah1en came to the northwest in
1888 and located near Oregon City,
where he engaged in sheep raising,
land at the end Of five years he owned
5000 animals, which he sold at So
la head in addition to the receipts for
the wool clip. He then started for
Stevens county, in eastern Washing
ton, with two black and white heifers
which he drove 100 miles. After 10
eating a homestead he built shack
and fenced the ground with l8-foot
lodge poles, the work occupying five
years. ss,3.
AS Kahlen aged he became hope
lessly neglectful OF his person. He
never combed his hair or beard, ani
they became matted, standing ou7
/ from his head like quilts. He has nj
| relatives in this country, but ther.
Is a nephew in Germany.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
Leads in Race for U. S.
Senator With Little
Close Second
johnson Will Be Third and
HansbrOugh Brings Up
the Rear

Returns in the race for the United
States senatorship received yester-
day and last night indicated Marshall
would be high man in the race, with
Little second, Johnson third and
Hansbrough last.
The general nature of the returns
was as indicated by the first returns
received, that Little got the majority
OF the Stalwart votes in the state,
Marshall of the insurgents. and that
Marshall developed considerable
strength in counties where it was ex-
pected Johnson would lead.
In Mclean county Marshall ievel-
oped considerable strength, receiving
over five hundred votes in the county,
as against seven or eight hundred
for Hansbrough. It is said that most
Of these votes have gone from Hans
brough to Marshall in the last week
or ten days Of the campaign.
/ Little and Marshall split the vote
in Mcintosh county about evenly, with
Johnson receiving only "a votes and
Hansbrough only Is.
Hansbrough developed enough
strength to lead in Morton county,
close together for second place and
4 Marshall in last place. Little led in
Stark county with majority of 27l
4 votes over Hansbrough. Little leads
! also in Billings county on incomplete
returns Marshall carried Bottineal
county, with johnson second, Littl,
third and Hansbrough fourth.
Returns from Ward county were
fragmentary, indicating that all fou,
candidates had run about an ever
race in Minot. Pembina county com
plete showed Hansbrough in the lead
but the total vote in the county was
light. Hansbrough and Little divided
the vote in Kidder county.
Returns received last night indicat
ed the relative positions of the candi
YATES as Marshall, Little, johnson
) and Hansbrough, and the probability
that no candidate would get 4u pei
cent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

20; Whitehead 81. d
Brightbill so; Jorgenson A.;
Brockhoff 49. 1
Bickford 26: Mckenzie 70; Camp
bell 81.
Smith ~; Stockwell So.
McCue 3d.; Miller 80.
Cooper II; Taylor 10.
Gilbreath IA; Main 10.
Green %; Mann So; Nelson 55:
Osborn AZ; stutsman II; Dougherty
s5; Mccoy So; Mitchell SO; schell
IS. SIS
Grant township Hansbrough 3;
johnson q; Little s; Marshall 5. 1
johnson z; Twichell 8.
8 precincts outside of Wahpeton
Hansbrough "a; Johnson 1872; Littls
"a; Marshall TO-.
Continued on page 3D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

Members of the house Hughes 954,
Hull 80, Thomas 621, Reade 762 VOL
bert 842.
Sheriff Hubert 153. McGillis 1891,
O'Hara 404.
County auditor Healy 1887, Morris
701.
County treasurer Fortune $50,
Kositzsky 1872, Sellens 552.
Clerk Of the court Cook 1176, Kai-
ser 652.
Register Of deeds Fort $50, Peter
son S85. III
States Attorney Anger 657, Stew.
ems 1149.
County Judge ~ Mckenzie 1857
Tandberg 6S3.
Superintendent Of schools Hansen
1866, Vigness 1881.
County commissioner Harvey
Smith.
Note-In the above vote for super
intendent of schools the women's vote
is not fully included, but Auditor
Healy said, after running over this
vote, that vigness was probably elect
ed by so majority.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
.SWARD..
GRAND FoRKs COMPLETE.

Grand Forks, June 26. II :15 q. M.
Specitl- Grand Forks county com
plete gives Marshall 667, Johnson S11.
Hansbrough 6s6, Little 240 Gronna
500, Hanna 4S4, Helgeson 1893, Sink
Ter 26S, Young 1888. Spalding $50.
Wrigth 566. Secretary Of state, Blais.
dell lO42, Buchanan 1914. Smith 6ss,
Stockwell 1916. Larson 565, McCue
577. Miller 1907. Cooper 1888, Taylor
1915.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
A FARGO VIEW.

Fargo, N. D.. June 25With about
twothirds Of the returns Of the
North Dakota primaries In, the aitua-
tion tonight is as follows: For Re
publican nominations Hansbrough
4250, G. B. Little $500. M. N. John
son $500, and 2. F. Marshall 5000.
The stalwart state ticket is nomi.
mated, With the possible exception OF
supreme court justice and superin.
tendent Of public instruction. 6. A.
Johnson, stalwars, defeated Tread
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
Complete Returns Show That
WEIGH, Hughes, WOIbert,
McGiIlis, nealy, kOsitzky,
Cook, Fort, Stevens, Nc
kenzie, Vigness and Smith
Are Nominated

4 The county nominees watched the
gradual completion of the vote in the
county yesterday with interest, and
there were some changes in the re-
suit. Kositzky, for county treasurer,
4overcame the lead that Fortune held
and drew away from his opponents,
and has carried the county for the
nomination. There were no changes
in other results as forecasted yester-
day, except that Vigness, for county
superintendent, has probably won by
so votes.
Winchester carries the county by
200, WEIGH has S4s majority, McGillis
leads WEIGH in total vote by 10 votes,
and Hughes and Wolbert are the leg
islafive candidates, running pretty
close together.
Fprt is nominated over Peterson,
Stevens over Anger, Healy over Nor.
ris, Cook over Kaiser McGillis over
O'Hara and Hubert and Mckenzie
over Tanberg. Ii
The total vote in the county is be.
tween 1900 and 1000.
United States senator EIansb rough
| SIS. Johnson 123,, Little 1125, Mar
shall 165.
Congressman-G ronna 919, Hanna
93s, Halgeson 24e, McClory 81. Midi
sbo 70, Robinson l7s, sinkler SO, Will
Jams 445, Young 1875.
Governors johnson 1884. Twichell
sss.
Lieutenant governor Bendeke SOB
Lewis 1905.
/ Justice supreme court Spaldine
i 767, Wright 1856 f
i Secretary of state Blaisdell 1880
Buchanan $50.
State auditor Brightbill 613, Jor
sIgensmg s66, Olson 1884,
II State treasurer-Bickford $40, Nc
\ Kenzie' 1860.
superintendent OF public 1nstruc
jtion Smith 1141, stockwell S51.
Attorney general Larson $50, Nc
/. Cue 1853, Miller 551.
Insurance commissioner Cooper
1858, Taylor $50.
/ Commissioner of agriculture Gil
4 breath 1896, Main 1862.
tl /. ii
I Railroad commissioner Anderson
4 427, AxtelI 229. Garnaas 172, Greer
E!s374. Mann 769, Nelson 1876, Osborn
IE565, Reid 631, stafne 2e1. stutsmal
i 414, Westby 242.
County.
III District judge Register SAL, Win
], chester 1041.
State senator Mockler 524, Welcl
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/ TRAILL COMPLETE.

Hillsboro, June 49, Special Trail
county complete gives Marshall 214,#
johnson SAL, Hansbrough 152. Little
As. Johnson s47. Twichell $40. Ben
deke 745, Lewis 365. e.
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well Twichell, insurgent, for COVER
nor, by majority claimed at 10000.
u. B. Hanna is nominated for con
gress by 10000 and Congressman
A. ]. Gronna is renominated by q ma
jority almost as large. ssl
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CAVALIER COMPLETE.

Langdon. June 25. Special Cava-
lier county complete gives Marshall
1905, Johnson 152, Hansbrough 1872,
Little 354. johnson 96s, Twichell $50.
Bendeke 953, Lewis 612. Spalding
9s5, Wright $50. Smith 653, Stock.
well 1857.
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] RICTILAND.

Moren township Hansbrough -
johnson 4; Little z !; Marshall 5.
Johnson IL; Twichell 4.
Hankinson Eansbrough 8; John
son Fl; Little 81; Marshall 1s; Cash
ell 81; Purcell 43.
Gronna So; Hanna So; Young "a;
Casey 30; Major 80; Platou II.
Johnson So; Twichell II; Burke
SO.
Bendeke 90; Lewis So; Besancon
az Mack 80,
spalding 81; Wright So; spalding
40.
Blaisdell al; Buchanan rs; Mann
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
Carries State Over TWitchell
by l5,OOO-..N Nomination
Is Conceded
Balance StalWaft Ticket Safe
With Doubt as to One
or Two


y COVE =. carried the stat. b. an
Overwhelming majority over Twich.
ell placed by some estimates as high
as $4,000. Johnson's nomination is
conceded by the insurgent leaders,
and they make no effort to minimize
his majority, which will be so large
as to leave no doubt as to the choice
OF the Republican voters Of the state.
Johnson carries nearly every coun-
ty in the state getting majorities of
a thousand or more in such counties
as Burleigh, Morton, Ward and 9TH
ers of the stalwart counties. running
far ahea ! IF his ticket in such coun.
4 ties as Benson, Bottineau, Pembina
and other counties that have insur-
4 gent leanings, and leading the ticket
! generally through the state. AZ
8 The stalwart candidates are gen.
orally nominated in the campaign by
( equally conclusive majorities, except
in tbs. case Of tie ndidates for state
4 supeilnss1 !a,. image ~ tie sI,s.s:se
court and attorney genera. while the
state authorship is in doubt in rhe
three-cornered fight, the race fc- the
office being between Brightbill and
Jorgenson. Olson makes a good
showing in Benson county, where he
gets the greater number Of stlie votes:
Jorgenson runs generally strong
through the state, and it looks
4 very much as IL he has Deen win.
ner.
Stalwart leaders claim the nomina.
ton of all candidates for state offices,
including Smith, Wright ana McCue
McCue is running behind the ticket
4 In number of counties, and the
result Of tie tisss1lss rnay fairly % said
4 to be in .,s.i Il. the acs n-.ns ns
tween McCue and Miller.
Smith gets substantial majorities in
the stalwart counties, but stockwell
B also carries some counties by large
majorities. The race between Spald
ing and Wright will be close. Wright
carries Fargo by a majority Of over
500, and carries Barnes, stutsnan
n Bufleigh, Mcintosh, Foster and mum
Der OF stalwart counties. Returns
from counties are incomplete, and un
til complete returns are received II
is impossible to state the result ID
those cases where candidates are run
ming c,cse.
Below will be foand the returns
from the county precincts not report
s ed yesterday:
WARD.
Minot, June 26.-2:30 q. m.Spe
cial- One hundred and forty precincts
in Ward out of 1853 give Little 766
Johnson 1868, Hansbrough 1861, Mar
shall 1892. Remaining precincts arr
claimed to increase Marshall's vote
State ticket in doubt. except Bickfort
- y -
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WALSH COMPLETE.

Grafton, June 25.Special- Walsh
county complete gives Marshall BIG,
johnson 426, Hansbrough 178, Little
81. Johnson 541, Twichell 38S. Ben
deke 5ss, Lewis $50. Smith 24s,
Stockwell lib.
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Smith.
Note In the above vote for super
of schools the women's vote
is not fully included, but Auditor
Healy said, after running over this
vote, that vigness was probably elect
ed by so majority.
Below will the found the returns
from the county precincts not report
ed yesterday:
Logan-Hansbrough g.; johnson l.;
Little 8; Marshall Q.
Gronna S; Hanna 6; Helgeson /;
McClory q; Robinson S; Williams
8; Young 8. "
Johnson 10; Twichell 1.
Bendeke 8; Lewis 9.
spalding s.; Wright 9.
Blaisdell 10; Bcchanan 2.
Brightbill 8; Jorgenson 10. m RI
Bickford 8; Mckenzie 10.
Smith IL; Stockwell s.
Larson 8; McCue q; Miller 5.
! Cooper Z; Taylor 5.
Gilbreath 8; Main 8.
Anderson A; Axtell 8; Garnaas 3 !;
Green s; Mann 8; Nelson 8; Osborn
i; Reid Q; stafne 4; stutsman s;
Westby III
Register 5; Winchester 10.
Mockler q; WEIGH 10.
Hull 8: Hughes 10; Reade 6;
Thomas q Wolbert z.
Hubert A /; McGillis s; O'Hara s.
Healy s.: Morris s.
Fortune s.; Kositzky s; SelIens
Cook IL; Kaiser 4.
Fort IL; Peterson 4.
Anger a; Stevens IL.
Mckenzie 10; Tandberg 8.
Hanson IL; vigness 6.
Field 10; Ward 8.
Precinct 80, Croft Hansbrough
I'll; Little 8; Marshall 4.
Gronna 8; Hanna 16; Helgeson 81
McClory q; Robinson 81; Sinkler g.
Williams 10; Young 8.
Johnson "a; Twichell 8.
Bendeke z; Lewis 81.
| Spalding Is; Wright IL.
Blaisdell %; Buchanan 8.
Brightbill 6: Jorgenson 13; Olsor
| 10.
| Bickford 10; Mckenzie II.
| Smith IT; Stockwell II.
Larson s; McCue 8; Miller Is.
Cooper ~; Taylor Is.
Gilbreath 20; Main II.
4 Anderson 10; Axtell 1; Garnaa.
3; Green q Mann 8; Nelson IL;
Osborn 8; Reid z; stafne 8; Suits.
man 8; Westby 2.
Register %; Winchester IL.
Mockler 16; WEIGH IT.
| Hull IL; Hughes 5; eade 1S;
Thomas 4 Wolbert "a
| Hubert s; McGillis 16: OHars
10; Thompson 1.
! Healy 20; Morris T.
Fortune Il; Kositzky %; Sellens
8.
| Cook 20; Kaiser Z
Fort Z; Peterson "a.
Anger 16; Stevens 16.
| Mckenzie IL; Tandberg 20.
| Hanson g.; Vigness 90.
| Tees %.
Field 10; Ward II.
Mckenzie Hansbrough 10; John
| son o.; Little 20; Marshall 8.
Gronna s: Hanna 13; Helgeson
8 McClory 1: Midtbo 2; Robinson
Z; sinkler q; Williams 8; Young
Johnson 81; Twichell Z.
Bendeke 8; Lewis %.
Spalding IL; Wright %.
Blaisdell II; Buchanan IS.
Brightbill z; Jorgenson 80; OF
| son 4.
Bickford Z; Mckenzie 50.
Smith 16; StockwelI IL.
Larson s; McCue 8; Miller II.
Cooper ID; Taylor Is.
Gilbreath 30: Main s.
Anderson 4; Axtell 8; Garnaas 1
Green s; Mann 10; Nelson 8: Osborn
q; Reid 8; stafne 8; stutsman II;
Westby 4.
Register 90; Winchester IA.
Continued to page Al
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WARD.

Minot, N. D., June 25.-Returns
from 80 precincts in Ward county
including Minot gives the following
result: Hansbrough 4O7; Johnson
352; Little 3S7; Marshall 41S; John
son S75; Twichell 418; Goss ,15S;
Palda GA. Returns from five out
of six wards in Minot follows;
Hansbrough SO; Johnson 101; Little
1877; Marshall 40; Johnson 37S;
Twichell 81; Goss 81; Palda 1877.
G. A. Johnson will carry Ward
county by about vote Of 5000 to
$500. Gronna and Hanna lead for
congress. spalding leads Wright for
justice and Stockwell and Smith are
running close. The Stalwarts gem
orally are away in the lead although
Little seems to be running some
what short OF Marshall and Hans
brough, who are very close.
Lund-Hansbrough -; Johnson
~; Little 1; Marshall 1.
\ Gronna Is; Hanna II; Helgeson
Ills; McClory l., Midtbo q; Robin.
son q: sinkler Q; Williams Q; Young
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-09-26
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED
State Council of the Junior Order
unsnsd American Mechanics Ad
lourn at wheeling.

The state council of the Jr- Order
United American Mechanics, in ses
sion at Wheeling this week, adjourn
ed Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock. AT
the last session the following state
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Past Councilor-F. w. Seaber, OF
Piedmont.
councilcr-o. s. Rigsby, Of Mar
finsbuig.
Vice Councilor-A. L. Dernoss, OF
Morgantown.
Warden-C. M. Mayfield, of Luke.
Condrctor-G. w. Poisal, of Hedges
vile.
Chaplain-Balser Rexroad, OF Stew
artstown.
Inside Glard-P. p. Chapman, OF
Ceredo.
Outside Sentinel-J. c. Ellis. of
West Charleston.
Representative to National Council
A. j. Frick, Wheeling.
The chairmen OF the following
committees were elected: Judiciary,
J. L. Seibert, Martinsburg:; Printing,
p. f. Hoffman, Bedington; Finance.
E. C. Smith. Martinsburg.
A new set of laws governing state
and subordinate councils was adopted
by a committee of which c. III.
Wolfes, of Martinsburg, was chair
man.
The state council will meet next
year at P~arkersburg.
The following were the representa-
tives to the state council from coun-
ellis in Berkeley county: A. S. Wat
son, M%artinsburg; John Clendenning,
Bunker Hill; p. F. Hoffman, Beding-
ton: George Moler, Hedgesyille. r. B.
Kettering, Shanghai.