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Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
sARGEANT.

Miss Alma Meyer who has been
came home Thursday.
Mrs. A. Grunwald, formerly of this
place, now residing in Austin, went
to Rochester Saturday to be operated
upon for appendicitis ~..... .-~
Rev. Aug. Heulster.. conducted re-
viyal meetings in. the German Evan
gelical church the past week. 49,.
Geo. Siegel and Will Carver were
on the sick list. On good behavior
Geo was released. u i@-'1,:'' ':''>, 49, 4
Sam Beardsley, our station agent,
is just full of tricks Last week one
day he married one of the prettiest
girls: of Dodge. county. zHoW,s that
George? . -.r $780,. -, .....-..-.
Mr.: and Mrs. j: Martin - returned IL med
home from Rochester Sunday, and re-
port that Jennie Peterson is doing
nicely. *, E&% .a1E&:n .s&tEJj oa.t :st.;
The stockholders iof the Farmers
Lumber i Co.. will meet the :20th to
consider buying the Carpenter sheds
and stock r., ..{s@s,..-; ,.,..s.4 49,. ,sx:...
| Anna Holyerson of Vernon, Dodge
county, staying at Geo. .Bartel's a
lew WeehS went nome MOuudy.
Highest market price paid for
cream al Henry Hahn's store: nss';.:
Jennie Peterson had, incorporation
|foreappendicitis at the. Rochester hos
pital Feb. 10 and is, getting along
nicely. Ssh tn..,..*s ,..,. -. >... ...>..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Martin went to
Rochester Friday to visit relatives,
returning Sunday: 80 ;'' &.'>>:>'
p W.: Jensen has bought lumber
for an addition to his home to be
built this spring. .:, r: - ..:..,. z,,:4
s. W.. Hansen was in Austin Fri
day on business. .,.,.s . 49,. ,....
Hans Skaarup of Minot, n. D., has
been spending the past week with his
old friend, S. w. Hanson. He return
ed home Sunday. |:'.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
LYLE.

Mrs. w. F. Cobb gave delightful
thimble party for about thirty friends
On Tuesday afternoon, 18th. Con-
undrums, music and other entertain
ment were enjoyed and a fine lun-
cheon was served.
The newly elected officers of the
Lyle Commercial Club are: pres. A.
3. Wilder; vice pres. H. Hildebrand;
sec. Chas. r. Cook; treas. F.. NJ
Beach; directors, w. F. Cobb, Jens
Larson, G. E. Gilbert, Ray Frazer. !
ice Wyborney has sold his farm of
eighty acres to q party from Wiscon-
sin and will move to Mona next
month to reside We are sorry to
have him get out of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Jordan of Ips-
witch, S. D. were guests at A. Duerst's
last week. = :aF.-1t sss
C. A. Sundem left for Colorado
Springs, Wednesday to accompany his
brother Ed, who is quite i'll.
Peter Denison had a lively run
away on our street Thursday after
noon and had his buggy smashed but
he escaped unhurt. .g..,
Mrs. Lena Running died Wednes-
day evening after an illness of about
two months. Y
The Six Mile Grove Temperance
Socitey was organized Feb. 8, and
about fifty farmers have already
joined. The officers are: pres. L. M.
Eggen; vice pres. A. Halverson; sec
Chas Volstad; treas. H. C. Swenson;
trustees, John Hallerud, Geo. Peter
son, Miss Amanda Anderson.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
OAKLAND.

The Banner creamery :. is = hauling
ice this week from a lake in London.
Much difficulty is experienced from
boggy ground near the lake.
Ed. Lightley has been confined to
the house for a week with rheuma-
tism. :, yygs - i s.~y ,sgs..s..r .,..-e
Miss Mary Dumphy's village school
will give q basket social at M. w.
A. hall Friday evening Of this week.
A fine program Of music, srecitations,
tableaux, etc, will be given. and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs Sarah Morgan went to Austin
Saturday to visit her, daughter, Mrs
Lee. '.'2,'s 1k.' -
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
for picnic dinner with Mrs Walter
Earl on Thursday.
Nose Buchanan is doing large
business in buying furs.
Clarence Hatch and family re-
turned last week from the twin cities.
He reports business as dull
The valentine social at the Pres
5byterian church Friday evening was
a success. Receipts nearly $500
Mrs. ]. =. Lugg Is much improved
from her attack Of pneumonia.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
LANSING,

Among those who did shopping in
Austin may be mentioned Mrs Mark
ham and sister, Miss Ford; Mrs. R.
A. CARL, Mrs. A. J. Salzgeber and
Mrs. Fl. r. Soule.
F. A. Foote left for his home in
Kansas City, Mo-, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Case, who spent few days
here the past week, returned to her
home in Austin Tuesday.
Miss Hester Hammond went to
Varco Tuesday evening, returning
home Friday. "&,;.' j~@lA - -:-t*~,
George Larson, buttermaker, had
the misfortune to lose his pocket
book Tuesday, containing nearly $22.
He. thinks he must, have lost it, while
snoYe1ing! coal for, the furnace as
later he found the rim of purse. in
the furnace. '"' ~ ,
Mrs. e. w. Bartlett and son,
George, came UP from Austin F ues4
day afternoon for a short visit, re-
turning in theHevening.E g@sv @aa ~,
Alyin sBassett and wife. Gof Red
hock k visited Mr. .Story's family We'd
nesday., .,.a::-.,ss s..,.,..,, -, s,,-.,.,
Miss Mary r. Vaughan. left for;
Evansville, Wis, Thursday, for a two
| weeks visit with relatives. 20: 'S1
Thursday night " there was a
masked valentine party at the home
of Thomas White east of the village.
There were about thirty present. The
evening was spent, playing games. Re
freshments were served at a late
hour. All expressed =. themselves as
having spent a very pleasant evening.
Mrs. r. l.. Johnson and children
OF Austin spent Friday here with
Mrs. Marcia Lyons. ~~-crs..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Thompson were
Brownsville callers Saturday. g., -..,
Mr.. VIM. Cronan of Lennon, S. D.,
arrived Saturday evening and spent
Sunday here. <''' -
Presiding Elder Rev. Rule held
quarterly conference here Monday
afternoon. s -. 80 *r-.-. 3.
Mrs. Mercer Winn Of Ramsey spent
Monday afternoon with Mr.. Story s
family. f.. -. b.. ..... -
The 0. A K. society will meet with
Mrs. L.. O.. Thompson Thursday af-
trenoon, to which all are invited. a.
H. r. Soule shipped a mixed car Of
cattle and hoge to Chicago for Mon
days market. - .~: '',''+s'3 b.. 3.
Mr.. Jennings and lady friend
from Spring Valley visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lindsey Friday and Sat-
urday. Mr.. Jennings is a brother OF
Mrs. Lindsey.
Miss Margaret Dumphy, our prim.
airy teacher, attended the educational
association at Albert Lea Friday and
Saturday.. t;.:i ~ ., : -: ....n ..-:
| Miss Veta Weber visited friends in
Austin Saturday, and Sunday .
| Mrs. Bessie Laythe Scovell, state
president of the w. G. T. u, will give
an address in the Lansing M. E
:; church Friday evening, March 13.
silver Offering will be @taken.A-s< 1@*
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19

Mrs. Fraze, who is now at the
home of Geo. Reed at this place, is
somewhat better than she has been
for some time. We hope to see her out
in the near future
We noticed that G.. w. King took
two seconds and one third premium
at the St. Paul poultry snow with his
White Rock chickens. They have
been taking first almost everywhere,
but had been confined in the small
exhibition coop for four weeks in
the shows they had just attended and
had run down in their condition very
much. go.
Miss Lee, one of our school teach
ers, is recovering from severe at
tack of grippe.
Geo. Simmons shipped his furni-
ture and household utensils away
from here on the 18th. ".
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CEDAR CITY.

/ Little Homer Warrington has been
quite sick with the la grippe.
i The Valentine party at Boulton' S
last Thursday was grand success
About forty were present. Games and
music were the order of the evening,
followed By an elaborate supper. A
fine time is reported
Mrs. Wynn is better at present
writing
I Miss Clarissa Boulton is visiting
Mrs. Walter Hildreth near Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wynn and Mrs.
Butts of London spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sarah Wynn.
"A few. from here attended the
shadow sociable. at London Friday
evening. 4 fine program was re-
ported. = 4 :
HarTe Watkins had quite bunch
OF wood choppers at work Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterfeld were cal
lers at Mrs. Wynn's} one day last
Guy Magee of Troy City spent
Sunday with Albert Fialka.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
RACINE.

Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Buchanan
leave this week for their new home
at Viola, Wis. .-r.- r y gy,4s
Rev. and Mrs. Bedford entertained
the ofticialsboard of the M. E. church
and their wives, at dinner Thursday.
The Evangelical Ladies Aid gave
valentine social at the UtZinger
building Friday evening.
Mrs. T. j. Eebay is reported very
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ryther.
The supply of ice is being put in
for the coming season.
A number of Racine Woodmen as
sisted in initiation at Spring Valley
Tuesday evening
n movement, for the establishing
Of a Farmers Grange has been start
ed here ~ Il. fi i'- -. >:,J @fa; Z;
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ROSE CREEK.

What's the matter with Minneso-
ia weather? It's all right.
Pierce Balwebber of Austin was
visiting friends in town last week.
VIM. w. Dean was business
caller Monday. :....,. ., -.
Will Cronan of Lennon, N. D.,
came down Sunday evening, return
ing Monday. He reports things as
booming in the land business up
there. ''tI "+' -
Rev. Thompson went to Lake City
Saturday to visit his two little girls.
The valentine social under the aus
pices of the congregational Ladies'
Aid Friday evening resulted in "a
good crowd, a fine program, and ele-
CANT banquet and clean profit of
$23.75.. L..... ,..-..$ ..,,..
Lynn. Varco returned to Montana
Monday. .''' :: -
Jos. Wendal and family were
Adams visitors Thursday: @H
A. Vaux of Sydney, Mont. was
calling, on old friends here last week.
Hazey. Mady OF, Austin spent Sun
day with friends here.
Mrs. Clara Fleming died very sud
denly Feb. Z, at her home east of
town. tSsi.t-'E - Aa Z" *t':5hf: --5!
Ben jacobson moved to Austin
Wednesday and will engage in the
, livery business @2 9:s1. .:.::
, The Ladies' of St. Peter church
made over $36 at the basket social
=: last week. 80. s;,r:. sy..,,, ..... -, -Et
,, G. R.. Varco has got the finishing
F.: touches on his new store and it is {
! dandy. ''''s @&'";'@ ss''st. 80" "'.
N. H. Garrison S old hat, purchased
,some twenty years ago of &C. r
Varco,& in some mysterious way
|caught fire one day, last week ant
burned to the. ground, ss.::,:.,.,
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
LIE ROY.

The Woman's Relief Corp will
serve a 15c supper at the, opera;
house, Saturday, Feb. %, the pro-.
ceeds to go toward a fund for erect,
ing a soldiers monument in the
cemetery, Everybody turn out and
aid in a good cause in which every
patriotic citizen should be Interested
The evangelistic services at the
Baptist church will be held each?
evening except Saturday. Afternoon
meetings will also be held at $3.50.
for Bible study. Rev. Dunnett, the,
Canadian evangelist, will have,
charge of the meetings 81 .'
In the absence of Rev. Sherman,
Rev. Cody of the Baptist church oc-
cupied the Presbyterian pulpit Sum
day morning. @a D.."o h4H 4rsa 4f:I
A leap year ball will be held at the.
opera house Friday evening, Feb. FL:
The ladies are making all necessary
preparations for grand time. You
an opportunity comes to them j 80 ~
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Hart were
Obliged to postpone their anticipated
of the severe illness of the doctor.
An AAo -SOA01IAOAFtA ID AANS4A+ 4AplOVCNS
they. expect to start Monday evening
of this week. s.,-... .l..t.s- .+- .---. ;,z,.,
The body of Mr.. James Find1ey
was brought to LIE Roy for interment
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Findley was
for many years a resident of LIE Roy
and moved to Minneapolis about four
years ago. He was born in Iowa Of
Scotch parents, was II years of age
and was married in 1851 to Miss
Sarah e. Bower. Seven children were
born to them, Of whom three were III
attendance at the funeral. One sDh
was killed in the wreck Of the opef&
house at the time Of the LIE Ro91tyt
clone, daughter was burpedd to
death with two of her childrenowhopa
she was striving to rescue ffEQm1 ,thf
flames when their home WAS burned,
only few months since. Mrs, Find
lex, bears all these severe trials With
Christian fortitude. AS, +: Ffhd1eS
has Been a victim offs R4Arty sdiseaS6
f6F several years, the fssfRi4y itRaslRot
Wthol1 1yhonRrab6red TOM thiS sad GtBnt
Saturday rnormia4u hesldfk tht house
inDhis u6pal Il haa ltJbu tpeaejtp his, DtaAf
9fs buSSiipeFH HIS 1sonI' lfpllfaNing esR9p
aftaF ] fqnna Il. him 5lfd DEAD ME EiRRd41ey
1 Wfo ipVfngY syhibaffi1fzze = with ljtffe ljthe
bsfeaved l6t}iiiess III fItth esabsshceiof REV.
4 lShefmaheRev. sHEtE. eg6dyu u4bnahnH5a
the funeral services at the Presby-
Iterian church,
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
DEXTER,

Lewis Erase :. of Fairmont spent,
Sunday with his mother here. -...4T :.
Mrs. Henry Bohn and son returned
to their home in Henry, S. D., last
Friday. ..:.
There will be no service in the
Congregational church next Sunday
on account of the Sunday school con-
ventions which will be held at Grand
Meadow on that day., "sfs x..;...}3
!, Mesdames 4teed and Dorr returned
from Rochester Wednesday with their
mother, Mrs. Frances Erase, who is
in very weakened condition.
DR.. ;Schottler returned from his
eastern trip Thursday. -.si@f
Arthur Lagervall of Renova is
quite sick with pneumonia II Il 10 z
ssJ: b. Vermilya returned Monday
from his trip to Little Valley, where
he spent, several days Investigating
silos. He talks of building one this
season.
Several young people from here at
tended a dance at Frank Bartel's 8
Saturday night. # s5=.!sa l=fi-j5. }"&:
Mrs. Joe jackson of eVerndale is
visiting relatives in this vicinity. II
Albert Gunderson from the state
Of Washington is here visiting rela-
tives and friends. ......... ,,.~7,,.
G. w. King is now getting out a
chart with full instructions for line
breeding of fowls which will be the
best thing and plainly show how to
line breed fowls SO as to keep up the
standard Of perfection both for fancy
birds and also for good laying quail
/ ties. Anyone wishing to see the chart
can do so by calling at his Office in
Dexter, MINI.
Will Hagen, who is in business at
Owatonna, came home to spend Sun
day with his father, returning tc
Owatonna Monday morning. sIIe3a
Seed corn is the ordergof than Dig
at this place. Many ID farmers haYe
been trying their seed, cRrn and fiild f1iAd
it will not groW;s This is ,gQing, +
make seed corn Very sscafces TOR this
season. ssssA Z g ~ s11ssS - = = =
Geo. Reeds little girl has beer
Having a bad time with the grippe
lbut she is better at ibis writing.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
The jumping off Place. .; !, !.

"Consumption had me in its grasp;
and had almost reached the jumping
off place when was advised to try Df.
Kings New Discovery; and, 1. want TO
say right now, it saved, my life. Im=
provement began with the first bottle,
and after taking one dozen bottles:
was we'll and happy man again" says
George Moore, dof &Grimesland, Me-
As a remedy for coughs and colds. and
healer of weak, sore lungs and for pre-
venting pneumonia New Discovery is
supreme. SOC and ST. GOA bottle at: X.
o. Wold's, druggist. Trial bottle free.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
LONDON.

Mrs. w. c.. Goslee and Mrs. F.
Lukas were passengers to Austin Sat
urday
Miss Wilcox attended the teachers
meeting in Albert Lea, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Kent and children,
visited friends in Stacyville, Ia, re-
Gently. They went Saturday to Glen
vile for a few days visit.
Miss Parker of Glenville was a
Sunday guest here with Mrs. J. Cook.
Harry Rasmussen and Floyd
Machacek were home from Lyle over
Sunday. -. ~: .>....
Alva Lang attended the Valentine
party at J. Boulton's in Cedar City
Thursday last. H.
/ Mrs. Butts and Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn
were guests of Mrs. Wynn in Cedar
City, s.Sunday.~.,-1~-ss,,s,s
!. A number from. Deer. Greek kxattend-.
ed the sociable here Friday evening.
! 4 Proceeds from the Shadow" soci-
able were $21.85 Following was
program: z atas tal 4ajyvLL ,yg4a,
song .:'..'....' ny the cnolr
Recitation ......... Irene Albright
song S9ee'a''on by r.; tbe dsar cSoir
Music /. i. III !. !Mr. and Mrs wynn
Dialogue, Waiting for the 2:40
@ Train" ... ~. 49,. s<.l.,. ..'.'..
L CHARACTERS .,,,t.rt, -. ...
Agent ..tc....Y.t! Fred Tresselt
Miss Pink, '*old maid" Irene Albright
Mr.. Haberdasher ..... Alva Lang
Mrs. Haberdasher Mary Navratil
Mrs. Blinkey,a widow who has sew
~eral small Children. Anna Nelson
Children, Edith Madsen, Clarence
Hyatt, Eva Rasm mussen, Annie Mad
sen. Roy Haytt ~. =I.-
Recitation ~. " :. =. ;. Mrs. Kent
Song :. -. ;. by the choir
David Davidson of Deer Greek was
a passenger to St.. Ansgar Saturday.
Mr.>Fuller is operator while Mr..
Kent is enjoying a vacation.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
Keeping Open House.

Everybody. is welcome when we feel
good; and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working prop
erly. DR.. Kings New Life Pills regu.
late the action of stomach, liver and
bowels so perfectly one can't help feel
ing good when he uses these pills. Is
at e O.. Wold's drug store. c
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
Suffering s Dollars Saved.

f. S Loper, of Marilla, N. Y, says:
II ana carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Buck]en's Arnica
Salve. 1t has saved me suffering and
dollars. 1t is by far the best healing
salve have ever found F" Heais burns,
sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and
piles. 25c at X. 0. Wold's, druggist.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19

For sale. eight Poland China sboars
and four Aberdeen Angus bulls at reas-
s0nable prices. Oakdale Stock Farm
ToRRENs Bros, props, Oak land. It
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
Situation Wanted.

BY an honest, sober old soldier, light
work, handy in any dept. of a hotel or
restaurant, in fact any light work. In
Quire ut this Office.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
.Austl,, steam Laundry

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at 4he
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style Of the art. No chemicals used
Laundry delivered free of charge
f)iveus a trial. -. a.. =. ..s..ls. ,,..|>''
y T.. NJ BURNHAM. Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
For Sale

Registered ard high grade Percheron
mares. II. ". L1GHTLEY, Austin,
MINI ~ 'h!,:2:: =3s> ,G..E se:1s>.y ~ t /.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
BLOOMING PRAIRIE. =:

The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet;
with Mrs. l.. K, :Boggs Thursday af-
ternoOn. ''.'.': '''5%
Grand dance by the A. o. H. at
Cooley's opera house next Friday ev-
enln b
Theodore and Sam. hrristianson re-
turned last week from their trilpxSsto
NsWseameso @ III, 81 5af babeyggirI M i, born a,. .to
NJ @T q hurston off Grand Rapids,
Feb:8Sth. s Ss 5s x:5s Il 3 I'M s;,s
The&annualamee Getting ofzthe Bloom
ing Prairie Creamery association will
be held in Morton's hall next. Tuesday
afternoon. Election and other busi-
ness. 2'Ez&&E az stJ s.sa} ,li<I s@(5,G ~
The, Ladies Altar society will be
entertaine by Mrs. j. C.i Brainerd
and! Mrs. Geo. S.. Brainard, "Wednesday
AFTERNOON. l9ln. Il x y,,ra.r4s mar +~,~-,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-28
THaOWING THE SCARE
CONTINUED from page ~

CONTINUED from page ~
Milwaukee we will blow up your place
he first good chance. Beware, we
mean business"
This is the threat, written in caps
so as to disguise the identity of the
writer, being posted all over the Wau
kesha milk producing district in the
war to make the Milwaukee dealers
pay an advance of ten cents per S-gal
lon can.
A number of them have written let
tiers to the dealers in Milwaukee ex-
pressing their fear of personal injury
if they ship milk.
One man living near Waukesha, who
shipped some milk Saturday, notified
the Milwaukee receiver that mob
had gone to the depot and had taken
the milk away. In another instance a
man who shipped milk found that
some one had tempered with the tags
and changed the destination. The
milk intended for one of the big deal.
ers here in consequence went to a
small dealer in the Ghetto district,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-28
CONGRESSIONAL
in The SENATE

Washington, D. c., Jan. 27-Greaiiy
to the surprise of everyone the sub
ject of slavery was introduced in the
senate today. Secretary Taft was di-
rectly charged with having knowledge
of clavery in the islands. The de-
bate was made pertinent by the sec
tons of the bill revising the criminal
code of the United States, which pro-
vides penalties for dealing in slaves
Mr.. Hale asserted that such provi-
sions should be stricken out as he
regarded slavery as obsolete in the
United States and he could see .
reason for referring to it. Senator
Hepburn declared that not only is
there inoral traffic in white slaves,
but that coolie labor in the form OF
practical slavery exists, and added
that actual human slavery is still
maintained in the Philippine islands
Mr.. Lodge made a statement to dis
prove the charge of slavery in the
Philippines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-28
From Different Viewpoints.

Some years ago party of American
travellers, journeying Ieisurely up the
Nile, expressed a desire to celebrate
Washington's birthday in some appro-
PIRATE manner. Their chef according
~ prepared great frosted cake, upon
which he executed in confectionery q
representation Of George Washington
after having familiarized himself with
the life and achievements Of his sub
ject. AS represented in sugar, Wash
ington wore turban on his head and
great sash across his breast, he was
smoking long pipe and before him q
chorus of dancing girls We're perform
ing. This was the way the greatness
of George Washington looked to the
Arab chef
In China many amusing instances of
similar kind may be found. "Pil-
grim's Progress" as recently translat-
ed and illustrated by native artists
shows Christian with a long pigtail,
the dungeon of Giant Despair as the
familiar wooden cage of Chinese crimi.
nails, while the angels are arrayed in
the latest productions Of Picking dress
makers.
A Chinese publication once described
Americans as Giving for months with
out eating mouthful of rice'' and new
er enjoying themselves by Sitting
quietly on their ancestors graves; but,
instead, jumping around and kicking a
ball as If paid for t."-Pittsburg Post.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-28
Napoleon and His Snuff.

In the late thirties and early forties
Of the last century favorite spectacu-
lar play at Astley's in London was
"The Battle Of Waterloo" In which an
actor named Gomersal gained renown
as Napoleon Bonaparte. His imitation
of the emperor was SO lfelike that the
great Duke of Wellington invited him
to Apsley House, and the interview
affords an amusing illustration Of the
actors close conscientiousness in at
tention to the most minute detail. Aft
err complimenting his guest the duke
remarked:
II observe, Mr.. Gomersal, that you
do not use snuffbox in the part, but
make the emperor take his snuff loose
from his waistcoat pocket. Permit me
to enable you to supply the OMISSION y
and his grace presented the actor with
a very handsome silver "tabatiere."
Gomersal pocketed the casket and
stomached the criticism in silence, but
when he reached home he wrote to the
conqueror of Waterloo and respectful
ly pointed out that the omission was
of set purpose and absolutely true to
history, "Boney" being In the habit of
dispensing with snuffbox and taking
the powder loose from his waistcoat
pocket which he had made lined with
chamois leather for that purpose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-28
new INTERPRETATIONS

Alfred Blaisdell, secretary of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
French & Welch Hardware Com
pany, Bismarck, North Dakota, capt.
tai stock $4,000. 1ncorporators:
John F. French, Geo. A. WEIGH, Grace
]. French, Mary j, Welch, all of Bis
marck, N. D.
German Evangelical Lutheran St.
Martini church of Anamoose, North
Dakota, capital stock none. Incorpor-
ators: Ludwig Sonnenberg, Fred. J.
Wagner, William F. Blum, all of Ana
moose, N. D.
The Danville Danish Evangelical
Lutheran church of Danville North
Dakota, capital stock none. Incorpor.
ators: Christian Johnson, Anton T
Oelsen and James Hanson, all of Dan,
vile, N. D.
North Dakota Culvert company OF
Fargo, North Dakota, has increased
its capital stock from $4,000 to 800,
900. Incorporators: H. E. Jenkins, E
H. O'Neall and J. S. Watson.
The Sharon State Bank of Sharon
North Dakota has increased it's CAPT
tai stock from $1,000 to $25, 900.