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, 1908-08-10
MINERS MAY QUIT.
Northern Wyoming Men Fall to Come
to Terms With Employers.

Billings, Mont, Aug. 10.-Every mine
in northern Wyoming will close Sep
TENDER l and 1000 men will be
o out of work. If a reduction
made by George Crosby, a prominent
Wyoming coal operator, comes true
Crosby says the closing OF the mines
VIII come AZ a result Of the operators
and miners failing to agree on a new
wage scale. Negotiations have prac.
ticaiy been broken OF, he says, and
the operators refuse to keep the mines
open longer than this month unless
the miners give in.
, 1908-08-10
Speech Sent to Printer.

Fairview, Lincoln. Neb., Aug. TO-
The tariff speech of w. ]. Bryan. to
be delivered at Des Moines August IL,
was sen to the printer today and
Bryan Immediately began work on a
speech on the trusts which he will
make at indianapolis August rs, upon
the occasion of the notification OF
John w. Kern of his onmination for
vice president.
, 1908-08-10
coni.ien Results Fatally.

London, Ont. Aug. 10.-TwD persons
were killed and ten were seriously in
jured In a rear-ead collision on the
Chatham. Wallaceburg and Lake Erie
electric railway today.
Cars Came Together.
Two ars left Chatham crowded
with e~xcursionists bound to Erie
beach. When the first car stopped to
take on a passenger the second car
plunged into 1t with awful force.
List Of the Dead.
The dead r William Broadhead.
musician, Detroit; William Donohan,
Michael Pleasance and James Pleas
iance of Chatham, probably fatally in
jured.
, 1908-08-10
NOT A CRIPPLE.
DR.. Wilson Recovering from Recent
Severe Accident.

Douglas. Wyo.. Aug. 1O.-Dr. J.. NJ.
Wilson, who, with Mrs. Wilson, was
injured in a runaway accident a week
ago, will not be crippled, as at first
reported. He is recovering satisfac.
torily and will be out in ten days or
two weeks Mrs. Wilson is also max
ing satisfactory progress.
, 1908-08-10

The following shipments of sheer
were at the stockyards here last night:
Herbert & Hershaw, Bitter Creek to
South Omaha, four cars; Charles LIE
Fever. Arco, idaho. to South Omaha
three cars; George w. Loucks. Rex
burg. Idaho, to Chicago, three car
George, W. French. Glen's Ferry tc
Chicago. ten cars; Newman Bros.
Ketchum, Idaho, to Council Bluffs
twelve CARE; T. H. Gooding. jr., Ketch
UNI to Chicago. ten cars; G. 3. Noon
niger, Ketchum to Council Bluffs
twenty ears. The sheep were unload
ed and fed here.
, 1908-08-10

Winnipeg, B. c., Aug. 10.--The first
act OF violence in the Canadian Pa.
cifc railroad strike occurred last mid
night, when almost all the windows In
the coaches of a passenger train were
broken by stones hurled by unknown
persons In st. Boniface yards. across
Red River from here. No n was
injured. The yards are patrolled at
night by guards armed with rifles.
, 1908-08-10
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

Annie George has sold to Ora Haley,
by quitclaim deed for 81, forty acres
in section SO, township 10, range IA.
Sheriff Emil TherkiIdsen. who. was
operated on last week for frontal alb
scess, is getting along very nicely IN
deed. He is at his home.
Daisy Kane and John Robinson were
discharged from the county Jail Sat
urday evening, each having served
eighty-two days for unlawful cohabita-
ton. Robinson is a negro. Both paid
part of the fine assessed.
, 1908-08-10
CANDIDATE TAFT SILENT FOR
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ON
THE RESIGNATION OF
ELMER DOVER.
He and His Party Leave White Sui
phur Springs for Hot Springs, vir-
sinia, Having Spent Sunday at the
Former Piace-Deneen Renominat-
ed at Primaries Held in Illinois
for Governor Of That State.

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
Aug. 10.-William H. Taft and party
left here early today for Hot Springs
Va. Not being familiar with all the
details of the arrangement by which
Elmer Dover takes the secretaryship
of the advisory committee of the re-
publican national committee and Will
liam Hayward of Nebraska the secre-
taryship of the full committee, Taft
said he had no statement to make at
present.
, 1908-08-10
GOING TO KANSAS.
Gen. Frederick Funston ReIinquishes
Department Command.

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. 1O.-Briga-
der General Frederick Funston today
turned over the command of the de-
partment of California to Colonel Ma
rlon P. Maus ant will leave this week
for Fort Leavenworth, Kas.. where he
will take charge Of the cavalry school.
, 1908-08-10
ARE WORSE
THAN MULES
IF A!AMAeIERlLEIIs SAYS HE
PREFERS MISSOURI PRO-
DUCT TO THE MILITIA.
Spent sunday Afternoon ata40als
Creek Helping Utah and Colorado
Men Get Started for Home and
Feels Tired Yet-New York Chem
list Visiting in This County.

Trainmaster Let's spent yesterday
at Dale creek, assisting at the entrain-
ing 81 the Utah and Colorado state
trooSe. The Utahns going west and the
ColotAdoans to Denver. I'D any day
rather had a train of Missouri mules
than a regiment Of state militia" said
that afable oficial. The mules will
kick n 80 will the soldiers, but the
mules can be shown the error of their
way and the soldiers can't-except
with a club. They're something fierce
and all the railroad ofaciab on earth
can't satisfy some Of their demands"
, 1908-08-10
CALLED TO KANSAS
BY BROTHERS DEATH.

Arthur Roger of the White House
was called to his former home at In
dependence, Kas., last night-by news
of the accidental drowning of his
younger brother in the river at that
place at noon yesterday. Mr.. Royer
will arrive in time to attend the flu
neral. He has lately lost his grand
father, the double blow being a very
severe one for the young a
, 1908-08-10
INCLINED TO DIscREDlT
REPORT OF HIS DEATH.

Senator Warren arrived from Chey-
enne this afternoon and will be n
Of the speakers at the Bell dinner to-
night. He says he is inclined to dis
credit the report received here yes
terday thai he had fallen dead on the
maneuver grounds. ITO use the words
of Mark Twain, the report was great
ly exaggerated"
, 1908-08-10
ONE FAMILY LOSES
four OF ITS MEMBERS
Oil them to the burning Offices. Total
damage, $2b, 600.
Mortality Among Babes.

Chicago, Ill. Aug. 1O.-To the over
feeding Of babies and feeding improper
foods the health department attributes
the excessively high infant mortality
IN Chicago during the last six weeks.
Four Hundred In Month.
IN July 408 deaths from diarrheal
diseases occurred among children un'
der 2 years old and nearly 200 in the
last eight days from the same causes.
Nest of these deaths were absolutely
~avoidable,' says the bulletin
, 1908-08-10
culbertson Calls for Meeting.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 10.-Sena-
tor Culbertson of Texas has communi
Gated with Chairman Mack, the demo.
cratic national committeeman, to ar
range for a meeting of the advisory
committee, of which Cuibertson is the
chairman. 1t is expected the advisory
committee will meet at Chicago in the
near future.
, 1908-08-10
Grading oettt fer Plain, Line.

Several carloads of grading OUTFIT
for the Laramie Plains line, belong
ing to Knowlton & Bolton. arrived
from the east last night and were de-
livered to Trafic Manager Emmons
and Superintendent Stewart today. A
part OF the outfit will go overland to
Centennial and thence to the camps
west of there. on the Walden extern
sion.
, 1908-08-10
TRIED TO sURoLARIzE
THE MURPHY BALLOON

An attempt was made last night to
burglarize the M. H. Murphy saloon Il
the corner Of First and Grand avenue
the would-be burglar cutting . panel
from the rear door and u~nfastenins
the lock. The door was barred 1t the
loot. however, and the burglar was
'foaleA The saloon was entered u year
r. tyeSrreo ~ cutting = panel from
- - dete md robbed Of some
:11.SS md goods.
, 1908-08-10
Judge About Again

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 10.-Judge J..
A. Riner, who was injured in his au-
tomobile a few weeks ago, is again
driving the machine, which has been
repaired. The judge has completely
recovered from his injuries.
, 1908-08-10
Thrown from horse.

Lusk, Wyo, Aug. 10.-Benjamin
Thompson Of Pleasant Ridge was
thrown from his horse Saturday and
received injuries that may cause his
death. Thompson has been uncon-
scious since the accident and fears are
entertained for his recovery.
, 1908-08-10
THE PACIFIC MARKET
ENTERED BY BURGLAR.

A burglar last night broke a pane of
glass from a cellar window in the rear
of the. Pacific market, coming up by
way of the cellar to the business Of
fee and securing less than $40 from
the ash register. No other damage
has been lone. The matter has been
reported to the police.
, 1908-08-10
Looking over Properly.

Joseph F. Giesler. Phi. c., an analyti.
cal and consulting chemist Of New
York and chemist to the New York ag-
ricultural department, has arrived in
the west and left yesterday morning
for Centennial intending TO spend
some time here" He is interested in
the securities Of the Laramie, Hahns
Peak and Pacific Railway company
and is In the west to look over the
situation.
, 1908-08-10
WILL MEET
King Edward on Way to cronberg to
Visit Emperor William.

Z London, Aug. 10.-King Edward and
suite left London this afternoon for
Cronberg. where Emperor William is
awaiting him. He will meet the en-
peror tomorrow and will see Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria at Ischl on
Wednesday. after which he will con-
tinue to Marienbad.
, 1908-08-10
Rank and File to Dictate.

New York, Aug. 10.-That the rank
and file Of New York republicans will
dictate whether Charles E. Hughes
will be re-nominated for governor was
the substance OF a statement made by
State Chairman Timothy l. Wood
ruff today.
, 1908-08-10
WIDOW is PAID.
Accident Policy Held by Her Late
Husband Made Good, pa ;

Riverton, Wyo., Aug. 10.-The widow
of the late j.. w. Blake, a leading
sheepman who died in a Douglas hos
pital as a result of injuries received
while riding the range, has received
part payment OF the accident policy
carried by deceased. At first the in
claiming deceased came to his death
by natural causes. IL.
, 1908-08-10
WIN con.ider West ylruinla.

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 1O.-Judge
w. H. Taft arrived here this after.
noon. Frank H. Hitchcock. chairman
OF the national republican committee.
is expected here Wednesday, when the
West Virginia situation will be taken
up with the leaders from that state.
, 1908-08-10
An Auto ExpIodes.

gainesville. O.. Aug. 10.-Mrs. Mary
Rowden, aged 65 years. and Mrs. Rose!
Beckwith, aged 43 years, were instant
ly killed; Fred Beckwith, aged 45
years, was perhaps fatally injured,
and his daughter, Rose, aged 16 years,
was badly burned by the explosion Of
an automobile near this city today.
, 1908-08-10
Bio Building threatened.

Httsburg. Pa, Aug. 1O.-Eire start
ing today in the sixth door Of the
Phipps power building at Duqueshe
way and Cecil alley. threatened the
congested portion Of the business dis
trict. created 4 panic in -severst hotels
and required the services of almost
the entire city force Of 4e lighters
Firemen Used Elevators.
The elevators in the big structure
we're kept runnmfSa 6d$6 e61n9nytfShAl
, 1908-08-10
Many Arrests Made,

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 10.-More
than three dozen arrests have been
made in connection vdAh the shoof
into a train bearing llfike break
Fl2d 2oEdltFs-ksar Bf6s s1ffy
day, in which three, mel we're killed
and fifteen were hurt.nf
Desire MartiAlolaW.
Many citizens are calling on the
governor to declare martial low in
the mining district. Several mines
were started today.
, 1908-08-10
Horse Victim Buried.

Kemmerer, Wyo., Aug. 10.-Evelyn
Tanner, who was thrown from her
horse several days ago, died as a result
of injuries received. The remains were
laid at res at Salt Lake.
, 1908-08-10
CALLED TO COUNTRY
ON PROFESSIONAL TRlI

DIR. C. A. Ballard was called this
morning to the Buckeye ranch on a
professional trip, going from there to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Porter
at Woods. Mrs. Porter having a slight
attack of heart trouble. He Ii looked
for this afternoon.
, 1908-08-10
Deneen Wins Nomination.

Chicago, Ill, Aug. 10.-The returns
of Saturdays primary nov the nom
nation of Charles Deneen as the re-
publican candidate for governor and
give the republican endorsement for
United States senator to Albert J. Hop.
nins
, 1908-08-10

ries. James Dfmas. & minor. has MED
suit against the Union Pacific railroad
for $15 5000, says the Omaha Bee. HIS
petition alleges that he was struck by
a train at Rawlins. Wyo.. in May, 1908,
through the carelessness Of the engi-
neer and is permanently unable to
earn his living.
, 1908-08-10
REPORTS OF SICKNESS
a IN MANEuvER CAMP

Word has reached the city of the
death Of four soldiers at Camp EN-
met Crawford during the past week,
two having died late Saturday after
noon. There was some talk Of bad wa
ter. but this Is believed to be entirely
without foundation. as the water has
been used By others for years and
there having been no pollution DURING
the psesent m~aneuvers. several sol,
diess ~ ~ tn hospitals, some threat.
ened witASf16Aoid fever and 1cms with
N
, 1908-08-10
Taking Lsyon.

Manager H. A. Smith Of the Western
Union telegraph ONCE is taking q few
days layof. his place being filed by
Grove Meyer.
, 1908-08-10
Garland in

Lander, Wyo., Aug. 10.-Hamlin Gar
land has arrived here and will spend
several weeks in the wilds of the
Wind river and Tetons country.
, 1908-08-10
Horse Fails Upon Man.

Gillette. Wyo., Aug 10.-Harvey
Swartz OF the T. ]. ranch was serious
~ injured Friday by his horse falling
with him.
, 1908-08-10
10 vIsltina Her Sister

Mrs. M. F. Knadler Of this city left
Sunday for Cheyenne, where she will
visit for the next month with her
sister, the wife of Conductor Ed Mat
thews of the Wyoming division.
, 1908-08-10
Had GOOD Maroin.

The majority for Deneen over Yates
is probably about Ii, 1000. Hopkins has
about $4,000 plurality owe Foss. 1t Is
certain, however. that Foss will carry
the fight into the legislature and a
warm contest ext winter is assured.
The Democratic Results.
Lawrence B. Stringer has received
, 1908-08-10
oueste al the Union Pacific.

Guests At the Union Pacific.
W. p. Harlow, James Ccwle, ]. L.
Morehead. Bert Newell, Boulder.
Colo; B. BtDhip sCaulieid, Ann Arbor,
Micbs Otto B. Grimes, Camp nmmet
crawford. Wyo.; g. W. Cole. Chey-
, 1908-08-10

When In need of Job printing or N
hing In the book iins call on Tho Re-
publican. First class work guaranteed,
, 1908-08-10

For flns job printing. leave orders .
Ne Republican Once.
, 1908-08-10

Daily Republican 20 cents = moo,a.
, 1908-08-10
TRAIN IS
STONED
FIRST ACT OF VIOLENCE IN THE
STRIKE OF sHoPMEN ON
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD LAST NIGHT.

Almost All the Windows In Coaches
Broken by Stones Hurled in St.
Boniface Ysrds-Three Dozen Ar.
rests In Alabama as Result Of As
4sault Upon Train.oad Of Strike
Breakers for Coal Mines.
, 1908-08-10
MAKES NO Statement
AS To THE CHANGES

an overwhelming vote for the demo-
cratic endorsement for senator and
Adlai Stevenson has been nominated
for governor.
, 1908-08-10
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB

TIE COMMERCIAL CLUB
TOMORROW NIGHT.
The Larsmie Commercial club will
hold its regular, monthly meeting to-
morrow night, when the business OF the
month will be disposed Of. Mr.. Eggle-
ston will present his model farm
plan for the consideration ostha mem
bers Of the club and there will be some
other business to be disposed OF.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26
LOWEST PRICES

We sell goods at the lowest possible living prof.
it's. Our record for making low prices on the
goods we sell is the reason for our increasing
business We cordially invite all the public to
call and investigate methods of doing business
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SUICIDE AT
LAKE ELIZABETH
Worry Over Debt on Land Dr;ss.,..; i;
Unfortunate TO Destroy Him
self With a Shotgun.

A case of suicide occurred in
Lake Elizabeth township last Mon
day. Peter Larson [senberg, g ma
tive of Denmark, had become de-
spondent over financial matters and
deliberately killed himself with
shotgun. His insane desire was
very persistent one, as he shot three
shots before he managed to inhict
a fatal wound upon himself. After
the first shots he had to visit the
house to secure more cartridges.
He was alone at home with a
daughter about twelve years old,
who was washing dishes at the time
of the rash act of her father. Cor
oner E. S. Frost was called to the
scene and viewed the remains. Mr..
1senberg was man who has borne
a good reputation and was until a
year ago resident of Meeker coun-
ty, living near Rosendale, where
he owns a fine farm. He was en-
tirely out of debt, but about a year
ago purchased this farm in section
z, Lake Elizabeth, and it was the
debt incurred in purchasing this
farm that worried him and caused
the fatal mania. The wife was or
the home farm at the time of the
deed. He leaves number of chill
dren.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26
HIGHEST PRICES
paid for farmers produce If you have never
tried to see what THE FAIR will do in order to
get your produce, bring your next supply to us.
...... ALL WE ASK IS A FAIR TRIAL 5000

in church work and was a faithful
worker in the SUNDAY school until
her failing health forbade it. She
passed away secure in the faith of
her Redeemer, and made the selec-
tion of the text she desired for the
funeral sermon and a song she de-
sired sung on that occasion.
The funeral occurred yesterday
at one o'clock. The church at Will
mar was filled with people who
came to pay their respects to the
memory Of the deceased. Rev. J.
0. Lundberg spoke first, using as
his subject ''There shall be no
more Death.' A song by the
church choir was followed by the
funeral sermon by Rev. G. Peter
son. The exercises closed with a
solo by Sam Nelson, and the song
No. 461 by the congregation, as re-
quested by the deceased. The fu-
neral cortege then started for Svea,
where the interment was made in
the churchyard. The pail bearers
were Lewis Johnson, Andrew Nord-
loef, Charles Johnson, Chas. Hog
lund, F. F. Nelson and Chas. w.
Lonn. The floral offerings were
very fine
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26

Office phones, and brought out the
company's rate books to show that
this was the case. When the COM
mittee insisted on that the rates
were not enforced in Willmar they
made further inquiries and found
that the rates for some reason had
not been enforced as yet in Will
mar. The committee asked if a
compromise could not be effected
by which a franchise would be
granted with the understanding
that no increase in rates would be
made. This was declared impos-
sible. The telephone company in
sist that they have a franchise in
their permit given the Minnesota
Central and expect to fight the mat
ter out on this line. They rely
upon their great resources and their
big array of legal talent to bulldoze
the people Of Willmar out Of their
rights. Their action forfeits the
good will of the people of the city
of Willmar and this will appear to
be a big item before the matter is
finally adjusted. While the suit
against the company to GUST it from
the streets should be vigorously pro-
secuted, steps should be taken at
once to organize a local company
and apply for franchise before the
city election. This will be the
most practical method of securing
the rights Of the city for it's citi-
zens. There has been a great deal
of discussion of this matter and a
call will be made for a public meet
ing to further discuss the matter
and to take whatever action will be
deemed necessary. If the city is
successful in it's suit against the
present company, it would become
necessary in any event to organize
a new company or for the city tc
establish an exchange. If the work
is undertaken at once the solution
of the trouble would be more quick
ly accomplished and the city woulc
probably be saved expensive litiga
tion.
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Lake Lillian, Feb. a. One of
the largest surprise parties that
ever took place in this locality oc-
Cured last Sunday evening, when
the many friends of our popular
teacher, Victor S. Knutson, unex-
pectedly turned up to help him cele-
brate his 21st birthday anniversary.
A party of about 125 people gath
cred in the neighborhood, and at
about eight o'clock in the evening
they stormed the Erick Knutson
home and were soon in full posses
sion of the same, the garrison capi-
tulating without a struggle. After
while the spokesman Of the gath
ering, Mr.. A. Nordloef OF Willmar,
made brief speech, explaining the
purpose of the gathering, express.
ing their best wishes for Mr.. Knut.
sons future, and ended by present
ing him some tokens Of the esteem
and regard in which he is held by
his large circle of acquaintance
The present consisted of fine writ
| ing desk, equipped with all the nee
essary paraphernalia printed sta
j tionery, fountain pen, ink, ink
stand, penholders and pens, muci
lage, stamps, etc, and in addition
to this, an elegant watch fob an
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I, e~RoSELAND
!: i::~XAa}<<:.7R>:6oRT5

Roseland, Feb. 24.-Last week A.
Knoll, Nanko Vos and H. F. Bruss
hauled a carload of hogs to the
Danube market. Hogs are cheap
and corn is high.
C. Christianson was to Willmar
last week to consult DR.. Petersen.
Mr.. Christianson has not felt welt
for some time, but we hear at this
writing that he is better.
Mrs. Herman Becker has been
quite sick for the past few weeks.
Mrs. John Moorlag, whom we
reported last week as being sick
with lung fever, has recovered from
that illness, but we are sorry to
find that she is now among the
most unfortunate ones, as she has
become insane. We shall report
more later.
Mrs. VIM. Van Buren, who has
been undergoing an operation at
the Willmar Hospital, returned
home last Friday.
The VIM. Talen family of Ray
mond spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in Roseland.
Sam Dykema and sister, Mrs.
VIM. Phare of Willmar, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their parental
home out here.
Quite few from here attended
the Glarum sale at Willmar last
Friday and report high prices being
paid for almost everything.
K. Dauma intends to build large
barn, 4Ox6O feet, next spring. HI
, is now busy hauling the lumbel
from Olivia.
There are rumors of movemen
? to organize another school distric
2 in Roseland and build the school
e house in the center Of the town.
Joe Skalak and Joe Strafeld
made business trip to Danub
- Monday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lindquis
n mourn the loss of their four day
Y old infant child, which died thi
|. morning.
;, Five of the people at the A
Decker home are sick with tn
grippe.
n Grandma Knott, who has bee
j. staying with her daughter, Mrs. +
le Bruss, during her illness, returne
e to her home this morning.
& A surprise party was given Nj
It and Mrs. E. Feifarek last Saturds
m evening. Quite a crowd gathert
,e and all report having had got
y time.