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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07

No more thoroughly enjoyed
entertainment ever set a young
city athrill as much as did the
Carnival of sports the beginning
of the week.
Saturday afternoons train
brought the bunch from Madison,
headed by 7. D. White, their
manager. The boys presented a
fine appearance and Immediately
succeeded in making friends of
everybody.
To be sure, great was the stress
of curiosity on the part Of every
Lemmonite, as to what the result
of the scheduled three games
would be, and while all knew that
our boys were a pretty swift
bunch, even the most sanguine
admirer had to be reticent. And
so, when On Sunday afternoon
bats We're crossed for the first
trial, everybody was on hand to
take tally.
Both mines were in splendid
condition and full of mettle to
take honors. And the way inn
ing after inning was played with
out scoring was a sight. And still
it's the unexpected which hap
pens, and at an opportune time
the Lennon rang in some good
work and they came out victori-
Gus against the Madisonions with
a score of two to nothing.
Monday afternoon a second
splendid game was played, and it
took Is innings to decide the
game. Some splendid box work
was done on both sides, and by
the ninth inning the game stood
even, two score each. 1t took
till the end of the fifteenth in
ming before the game came to a
close. Lennon then scoring a
third run.
Tuesdays game opened rather
unpropitiously for the home team
clearly some of the boys had
worked to hard day before and
especially the battery showed
the result of hard play. In the
eighth inning doughty Burns,
idol of the team, had to retire,
his hands pretty badly used up
but even Zalusky's commendable
work as catcher copld not save
the day. Ten innings were
played. the visitors carrying off
the palm with a score of four to
three.
Wednesday the visitors were
guests at Hettinger, where the
Hettinger team were given few
good natured lessons in ball play
the score went 13 to l, and it is
still a matter of speculation as to
how Hettinger managed to get
the one score.
AS to the other features Of the
program but little can be said,
both main events proving very
unsatisfactory. In the boxing
contest the decision was given to
Clark, in the second round, his
antagonist Wood having fouled
him by blow while down. The
wrestling match, in which consi-
derable interest had been taken,
too, proved a disappointment. It |
being impossible to explain to the |
Bulgarian, Avram Avramov, tie
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07
The Lennon
Land Office

Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock
the doors to the newly organized
land office of Lennon were OPEN
ed to public business. For the
young city it was a moment of
most weighty Importance and
pregnant with future results for
the entire community. To think
that point, as it We're but yes
.ternight bleak and shelterless
plain, should thus signally be
recognized by the nations coun-
ellis, is almost too strange to be-
lieve, were it not for the actual
vouchsafe of the eye.
Besides Messrs. C. Carpenter
and E. G. Coleman, register and
receiver of the land Office, there
were on hand to assist in guiding
the multitudinous and complex
business Of the Office into proper
channels, Mr.. F. J. Parke, De-
tailed Clerk of the Law Depart
,nent of the General Land Office,
Alex George, of the Aberdeen
land office, who is to act here
temporarily in that capacity,
Nels knutson of Minot, clerk;
James A. Ramsey Of Rapid City,
clerk, and Walter A. Williams,
of Dickinson, clerk, All these
gentlemen are broadly schooled
in the land office routine, and if
their efforts are adequate, the
work should soon be we'll in hand.
Of the more than 100 various
instruments received for filing
and consideration that of Fred'k
Gray, homestead entry for the
w. Mt. ne. quarter, the NV. qt.
Of the Sc. qt and lot 4. Sec. 35-
1911, Black Hills NJ. } near Camp
Crook, was the first. Since then
hundreds Of papers have been re-
ceived, and a task of slow and
painstaking research awaits the
officials. The records received
from Dickinson, Bismark and
Grand Rapids, filing three large
boxes, with more to come, are in
chaotic state, and these alone
will require weeks of labor to de-
duct therefrom a reasonably up
to-date archive for the office. At
the same time no less than 27
bags of mail had to be looked
over. Truly a big task. Of very
necessity therefore the work will
for a time make slow progress,
despite the fact that the entire
personnel of the office is work.
ing tooth and nail from morn till
night.
A matter of congratulation is
the fact that the land office is
domiciled in an excellent suite of
rooms. In fact, the Offices were
designed to meet the strictest
demand of the Office. The gen.
eral Office is a room of fine pro-
portions. 18x35, with fire proof
vault. Adjoining this there are
two offices for the register and
receiver, each 12x18, and an
other room, to be used for contest,
work, 18x2O in dimension. All the
rooms are well lighted. 1t is to
be regretted that the furniture
has as yet not arrived but in
part, but when these are once
placed the Lennon office will be
in fine shape to do business.
A merchant doing a small
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07
Oul-Championed
The Champions
The Carnival Of Sports, held
at Lemn, n Sunday, Men
day and Tuesday held
Town ard Country in it's
Sway

The Lennon Base Ball Nine
met the Champions from
Madison, and they are
Ours
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07

Other sports pulled off were
somewhat disappointing,
As a fair test of contest
ants abilities could not
be had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
-Four Women DespOil Pound
master and PatrOlman
After Chase.
Claim That Officers Took
Bovines From Boy
Herder.

Pursued By four irate women
fully three miles. Assistant Pound
master Fletcher Oliver and a police
officer whose actions will be 10.
yestlgated BY Chief of Police lrY.
Ink Ward. we're forced % liberaie
herd Of cows which. the women
alieee. were taken away from WI.
liam RAIDER. a young herder. and
driven away
The women notified Mayor John
y Miller and Police Chief Irving
Ward ~ the alleged high handed ac-
tons Of the poundmaster aud his
.elfappoinied assistant Tho won
en- aver that The two men used pro
fame and abusive language. aud
they want the authorities 10 probe
the matter To the bottom.
The women Who complained 10
Mayor Miller and Chief Ward are
Mrs u. White. OF 1924 Maynard
av.. Mira George Hhckett. OF sixth
ay aud Andoyer St Mrs MeagheF.
OF f2os Maynard ag.. and Mrs r.
Sweet. who lives between Sixth
and seventh avs. 8. on Dakota ST
Boy Mas in Charge.
The women state that they hired
William RAIDER. i6 years old. 20
herd their COWS There were II
cows IN the herd Monday when As.
ElHfani Pouudmasterk Ralph Jones
and Fletcher oliver. who were
both mounted. rode toward the
herd In South Seattle.
RAIDER says the pouudmAEters
started TO drive the cows away. de.
spite hls protests. Soon man,
whom RAIDER says IL a police on.
cor. came along. took Jones' horse
and assisted Fletcher In driving
the animals toward Beacon Hill
RAIDER ran 10 the homes of HIS
employers and told them that their
cows we're being driven away. The
women. excited and exaaperaied.
pursued tho herd. but did not
catch up until Fletcher and the pos
lice officer reached the top Of
Beacon HIN. In no uncertain terms
the Indignant women told the
poundmasters what they thought
Of them The mounted men de.
INJURED. saying that the cows sere
running nj large. RAIDER says the
poundmsstsrs are mistaken.
capisuisssd 20 Women.
Fletcher and bis companion Of.
fered no resistance when the de.
termiBed women took charge Of the
herd and started on a long hike
towards South Seattle.
Those men simply drove our
cows away up TO Beacon I'm 10
leave them for the night and then
pick them up the next day as cas-.
tie running Al large said one of
the women today Our COWS we're
not running at large. We hire n
bos 60 watch them and be does
HIS work well. We propose 20
force an investigation Of the mat.
ter"
Chief OF Police Ward stated this
morning that he would attempt 20
ascertain the cause Of the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
WIFE ELoPED,
SAYS HUSBAND

Taking with her q baby II arns
and boy eight years old, Nm 4
A. Davis. wife Of =. A. Davtx 1
prominent resident o. the liftIs
town OF Eveiine, this state. deserted
her HUSBAND and fed IN company
with John Dickenson. a young man
OF EyeliBe. according to a report
made 10 the police BY D2vis this
morning
Davis thinks the runaway pair
came 90 Seattle. The deserted 10
band EaYs his wife and Dicke1rm
ieft Eveline together. June 10.
Helen Jaskulski. a domestic -
ployed az els zith az. sks ~
ported missing from her home 4
s23 10th 81. ". Ballard. this NOM
Ing. The girl Is is years old H0
father says she has been missing
since Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
INDIANS HIS
SUBJECT

Mr = 3 Curtis. Of ges,s. :.
has become famous ihrough 4. '@
dian pictures and lras.. y
searches, made yery tntess..,n
address on The yanIshinv a..
a. the Rainier club smoker ~,
evening ="
df curtis used siefeopuoon Ma
lures 70 illustrate his talk. and -
PLAYED many Interesting pors,.s.
OF famous Indians Of North an.
tea -'
lie also reoounted In vivid ia
ION bis experiences with The 80.
dancers Of Arizona, where he w.,
10 investigate the traditions sns n
ligious beliefs o. the tribe sol,,s.
their ranks and participsilnx 4
their ceremonies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
NAMES NOT on
POLL BOOKS

The petition asking for rsferee
DUN vote from the people On ~
license which the city council ~
granted TO William Sutherland ,
operate a saloon In the AlAsn
building. viii probably be foss1
insufficient 10 warrant the aufhcfS
ties In calling the special electim
Out OF els signatures exnninea
on the petition MP to noon fodAr,
iTs we're scratched out hezsn
Their we're not on the poll eoon
Al this rate the petition VIII ~
short BY several hundred na7a
The petition carries 2.sti nane
and there must be 2.3s7 bona -
voters IN the list 10 secure the ~
ciRl election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

~ bis property In seonw -.
: 9oldsmith 10 cover a. IN ]
draft I have nothing ~ osst
say" more q
Eeald-s being one If ths
known men Ia Insurance &C.,, psfI
ibis city Roberts owns 60 q
able property lie lives AZ oa.'si.
Reach With his family. V'ehafs
The firm has handIed
d. " Insurance buslness siesi
makes a speciality Of usr,rs sfi
anes The property which NJ. 'ss'lf'
placed In escrow Will II 4 ~
cover ang possible shortage ~,
Friends ~ Roberta lns,....
the matter is a huge 1alr,ss 'hai
that he viii be- eomplstslx ~. sad
Gated when the report "a a. 'hes
pcrts u concluded They - "
the fact that he f. already -. .
paratiyely wealthy man ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral Of Paul Quasi -
held at the parlors OF The bonae J.
Watson company this af'erncs. =
2 o'clock. The burial was he'o "
I.akeview cemetery.
Tho funeral services OF M
Moe took place at the resideaa n, :
s7ai 2eth az. n. W. Ballsra'
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. LEI
mains we're buried at MI fless
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
TO PASS on
LICENSES

The city council liaaor Besu,s
and revenue COMMITTEES VIII ho6 4
special meeting tonight 10 st.s
the question raised in The tsusst
over renewing the licenses o. -
three West Seattle saloons
The committee sili pruhsb!y yu,s
for a compromise BY granting IL
licenses for two more yex1 q
which time they viii agree 70 eue
out all the saloons In the srhurb.
Up 60 the present Il has b4<n II
understanding that these saloons
were 10 be allowed TO op<fsss r.
i've years more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
DEATH NOTICES.

Myrtle Ducan. aged month"; ~
infant daughter Of Mr.. and NJ
Bird DucAn. died al the family ~
dence. 2sii 10th av. s. June y
M. II. Leitch. aged u. died y
this city June le. ~.
Flora 4. Cline. aged y, ~
June 1s in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reSponsi
hillty for erros Of any KIND
occurring Ia telophoaed adYcr
tisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
Visit the Navy Yard

Atlantic fleet il still at the navy
yard See the battleship Rhode
Island In the drydock Boats leave
10 times daily from Pier :. foot Of
Yesler Way. Round trip. soc. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
sHgLP WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS

On. cent . ~erd-Minlmum
charge isc. When charged TO
account actual number Of lines
as set will be counted Seven
insertions made for the price
OF six when cash is paid. All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
wifi be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
LARGE SUM OF
MONEY GONE
tcoutipued)
Details Are wI,hhela.

Mr.. Atkinson came TO me be.
cause ! was an old friend Of his.
Mr.. RedelsheimeF continued. bat
! am In no position TO discuss any
details OF the affair. Tie records
show that Roberts has placed an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

situations Wanted adver'
sisementa sc for ~ words, J
times Additional space, DC per
line.
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ron sAls-MiseslLAnsous


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

TARMs AND AcRGAou.
WON'T LAST
LONG


SNAPS The rhsss In West Seattle
ans aefs martns stse foe ssii eater
and uoaa tea uifnntes Maik 10 flus
rain beach. blocks ffusa ar Nrs
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sale pfiHs faF land ~ zfuuna u ti.a
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9aartsf asfs tract Zoe faEs This 10
in tinfHfn naarh villas shers fasfe
are les than aassu tracts Ger s4Is 81
tie nFsssni ttsnr
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each tts ae@a ta pc mahfh
kHaa srfas nasf uaesfnfth STATEN
On Htattfr Tacoma fHfsfsfhaH Some
NHHsf coed = stsH ant ftah sol 81 eNf
fieR desn lie pc rtanih Gee affH
hAs sold tnf fhis 4unuHi IN safns 10
saiitF Gals - ntHutes ride tEts siif
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NitKftun eos mlis un enaa sesa ant
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

BALLARD AGENcY-p. ~
Mullen. 81 Ballard aS.. OPP.
City Hall. Phone. Ballard 900.
MAIN OfFIcE-Sevensh av..
between Union aud University
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be giv'
en- after IL O'Clock daily.
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BANK STATEMENT.

REponf on THE FfNsScfNf. soSpI-
TfuN o.
THE STAIR HANK or SEATTLE
Located ~ seattle. state o. Washiaxtnn
~ the close - business on the lea aaF
% MAY 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
speciAl NoTtceA

- paneinx gaaraateed ~ : pf.seas
l~saa. prof s4exsas sole OTIS
mater tse~soas al TIE tisas
Msagshee T~turls. sts 49, Is
Nanetus classes THURSDAY sftnAf
n s-,sinaeF LADIES' free LIN. Man vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
Green Lake Home

fsroom house, modern escep, furnace
Large lot iants Of ftuit Includes firs
niture VIII sell Nefv cheap. With heavy
diarount for cash. Main tus Ind 1850
A. a " Co. zoi noatau block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
CITY RuAL estate.

Pine level 90 fsaf lots fasr biaeha
ffuW eafI ritH aataf Splendid fisH Il
lake aHd mountains AttainiHH prop
nunes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

I asa the MAE rosss fepafrtrE In AZ
It's hEanrnes futhsF seathsf sfztppiess
en- daara nandau I an Carpenter III
ballard EIxs e4esn slsn e Olympia en-
steamer Yosemite Iama II Coed u4asae
ard aanrlnx Ever Aadf csns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17
wANrso-soARo AND ROOM.


YounN naa wants beard amt faam -
lake MaahtHEtoul neat Madison Tara
state nEles HI care star Hiests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

WASTED for tAe 81 g MArias c0gpn
men e~fs asn ages 70 asa s. An ospaf-
tanitT % So The weird Tot fai ia
fornnatfou apply In psrsau Or - ietfsr
20 Raoras - Grand cestral tfsisi Sc
stsIs fs-fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-17

Have several elegantly fufntshra
ra.slus euasta Will find them fEft hntHH
liz rhaaffsi ahd reasonable t.heHH
u saoa aas lath ave 4 @tistH
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
GREAT WHITE CITY DAY.
Man to be Buried Alivc-Flrcworks
 Extrayaganza--Conc

Al the White City for tomorrow af- ternoon and evening Manager Speck has arranged a program of sensational .brllllancy At no time during the pres lent season has such an array of extra attractions been offered to the people,
 tolt's American band will give two special concerts the programs for which will be published later.
 X splendid feature will be the fire works extravaganza" a spectacle in which some remarkable pyrotechnical effects will be shown while among the other attractions will be Upton, the Dare Devil Roller Skater who will skate down the great chutes and Dava- 10, the diving boy. will dive from a 60- foot staging into the lagoon but four feet deep.
 \ marvellous thing will be the hypno- tlzlng and burylng alive for week of a subject of Prof Rhamah Suaml, not | ed Indian mesmerist. The man will
 be buried six feet under ground but
 will be visible to spectators by mean: of a glass advancement He will gC
 without food and drink for week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
ColIapses at Work.

Bridgeport, Aug. 19.--His health ruined and nerves shattered by the tights of cruelty he saw while serving In the Russian army, Fabyan Balterin collapsed at the plant of the Locomo- pile company this morning at 9 o'clock Juffering from hysteria. This was but pne of the frequent attacks the man has had since he arrived in this coun- try, three years ago. With the aid of his brother the man was taken to the Emergency hospital, where Dr. Me- Govern treated him. After resting an hour Fabyan collected himself suffi- piently to be able to accompany his brother to his own home, 13 Summer ltreet.
 {. The sight of a. Russian girl suspect sd of being a Nihilist, and betrayed by the "Black Hundred" f1ogged to death in the Nevsky Prospect worked bn the nerves of the young man. The tight of the girl, without being given trial, flayed with whips in front of nis very eyes and falling to the ground from the terrible and barbarous pun shment, and dying on the spot, was too much for theNpeasant soldier.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
INO SMALLER NAVY TALK
British Chancellor Will Not Discuss
 Limitation With Germany.

Berlin. Aug. l9.-David Lloyd-George, the British chancellor of the ex- chequer whose proposed visit to Ger many has caused much speculation in official circles here, will arrive in Ber- lin on Friday He will be the guest at least for a part of the time. of Dr. Theobald Bethmann-H Hollweg, the min lster of the interior.
 Dr. Bethmann-l lIollweg administers the old age pension. He Is, besides vice chancellor and ranking member of the government in the absence of Prince Yon Buelow. Herr Von Schoen, secretary for foreign affairs, Admiral Von Tirpitz, secretary of tho admir- atty, and Herr Sydow, secretary of the imperial treasury, the ministers with whom the British chancellor might talk over the question of the limitation of athe naval rivalry between the two countries, are out of town, and It there fore seems hardly likely thnt MT. bloyd George will give much attention in ar official way to this matter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
DEMOCRATS FEEL HAPPY
Will Have Finance Committee at Once
 and Get to Work.

A very short meeting of the demo- cratic state central committee was held yesterday afternoon at the Ton tine hotel and there was great deal of enthusiasm over the split now ap- parent in the republican party of the state. It was decided that the chair man, Charles w. Comstock, of Mont vile, would appoint within the coming week committee to raise funds for the campaign and that this commit tee should start immediately to work.
 The advisory committee was finally decided upon yesterday with the ex- ception of the Windham county man. The other members are: Mayor James E. Martin of New Haven; Hon. Thorn as H. Kehoe of New Britain, Thomas Griffin of Mlddletown; George Foster of Rockville; F. P. oSullivan of Tor rington; Patrick H. Connolly of Fairfield; Bryan Mahan of New Lon. don.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
DANGER IN FLEETS VISIT
Japan Disturbed by Foreign Stories Big Nitrate Order for Powder.

Tokio, Aug 19-Special dispatches to the newspapers from London and Paris simultaneously represent that the strong feeling in America of dis trust of Japan is causing hesitation concerning the visit of the American battleship fleet lest the Japanese in- nict some damage to the fleet The continued publication of these dis patches has caused much chagrin among officials and the public gener- ally A vernacular paper recognized as semi official discusses in a lengthy editorial the sources of these dis patches and asserts it's belief that they are the work of mischief mak- CTS
 Valparaiso Aug. 10.--Japan is ne- gotiating with Chilean nitrate com panies for a very large quantity of nitrate to be carried on her own transports. From the Japanese rep resentatives 1t is understood that the nitrate is intended to be used in the manufacture of chinese powder.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-20
AT LOCAL THEATERS
"NInrrying Mary nt the Grand
 Robert Emmct at poli's.

Florence Gear, Jules Mnrys slnB" Ing comedienne, who, supported by q large singing company, will be seen in Marrying Mary at the Grand op- era house, all next week, has an oxub' erant personality, Perhaps the most characteristic Individual part of her work is that in which she has given her invention. full swing and allow cd her humor to play It's maddest pranks at Will, In some of her scenes as Mary Montgomery she seems enveloped in an atmosphere Instinct with gaiety and folly, where burlesqut lS natural and only the extravaBant t normal. Again she Is finer, stronger saner, Nothing m her work Is pc culiar or supernuous, There are times when it has q touch of the pa thetlc Her imagination ia never in' fcror in kind nor poverty striken il degree, She never fails 10 completely and logically develop the points sh' wishes to make. At her happiest sht has the gift of laughter, at her deep est and truest, the more precious gif of tears.