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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
Saturday, June 81.
3-MINUTE CLASS, TROT OR PACE.
PURSE 500.

PURSE 800.
field
Lady. Y, blk. M, F. NJ. Vining, ST.
Adams.
Yellow Peril. CHI. M. Riverside sta
bles. Newport.
Lady j.. b. M, Riverside stables,
Newport.
John Gillen. b. g., Riverside stables,
Newport.
Emperor Wilkes Jr, blk. s., River
side stables. Newport
Fred Wilkes. b. g., Riverside stables.
Newport.
Island villa, b. e., John Ruggles, Car
mel.
sleet. b. G., John Ruggles, Carmel
Nina Bell, b. M, A NJ Eldridge,
Clinton.
Fred H.. b. g.. VIM. Withee. Ban
gor.
Trim r.. b. g.. E. c. Peasley, Pitts
field.
Leonard Wilton. b. c., Rocks. Ban
gOr.
Susie Skipper. b. M. A. Richardson.
Jr.. Clinton.
High Ball, b. g., A. Richardson. Jr..
Clinton.
Mischief Boy. b. g., c. ]. Northern,
st. Adams.
Nellie McLearn, blk. M. ]. NJ. Rob
inson. Carmel
Andrew NJ, On. e., Asa Grant. Ban
gor.
Smudge Morrill,. b. g.. Billy Cum
mings. Bangor.
2:23 CLASS. TRoT OR PACE.
PURSE 1925.
Fred H., b. g.. VIM. Withee, Ban
gor.
Omera. hr. H.. Ralph Burrill, Ban
gOr.
Helladonna, b. m.. Geo. Peavey. Ban
gOr.
Robert y, blk s.. VIM. Cool. Pitts
field
Laura r.. br M, r. j. Estes. Pitts
field
John G.llen. b. s. Riverside stables,
Newport.
Guy Robert. b. s.. Ellie Jewell,
Canaan.
Plain lack. blk. g.. Riverside sta
blcs. Newport.
Lady Yolanie. b. m. Riverside sta
bles, Newport
Levinski, b. s.. w. F. Cobb. Ban
gor.
STALLION CLASS PURSE so.
Trout Brock. oh. s., g. A. Springer,
Detroit.
Bourton Riggs. b. s., C. F. Davis.
Corinna.
10 Antlee. no. 8. w A. Rich, San
gerville.
Commissioner Curtis. blk. s., z. C.
Hunter, PfttSfield.
Emperor Wilkes Jr.. blk. S. ]. A.
Merrill, Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
NEWPORT RACE ENTRIES.
A Good List for Two-Days Events Of
June 26 and 81.


Newport, Me, June 25.-(SpeciaD.-
Following are the entries for the races
to he given Friday and Saturday, June
&c and q at the Newport track by the
Newport Trottng Club:
Friday, June 26.
2:40 CLASS TROT OR PACE.
PURSE $500
Baby c., blk M, Chas. Dustin, Pitts
field.
Lady Y. blk. M, F. NJ Vining, st.
Adams.
Yellow Peril, CHI. M. Riverside sta
bles. Newport
Lady J.. b. m. Riverside stables,
Newport.
John Gillin. b. s.. Riverside stables.
Newport.
Emperor Wilkes. Jr., blk. s., River
side stables. Newport.
Island Villa, b. g., John Ruggles,
Carmel
Sleet b. g.. John Ruggles. Carmel.
Nina Bell, b. M. Melvin E,ldrdge,
Clinton.
Fred H.. b. g.. VIM. Withee. bangor
Trim T.. b. g.. E. c. Peasley, Pitts
field.
Leonard Wilton, b. g, Allen Brooks.
Bangor.
Susie Skipper. b. M, A. Richardson.
Jr., Clinton.
High Eall. b. g, A. Richardson. Jr,
Clinton.
Andrew N, CHI. e., Asa Grant, Ban
gor.
PURSE $1O0.
Eelladonna, b. M, Geo. Peavey, Ban
gor.
Island Villa. b. G.. John Ruggles,
Carmel.
Miss Hussey, b. m. r. ]. Estes, Pitts
| field
May Sydney, CHI. M. Allen Brooks,
Bangor.
Lady Yolande, b. M, Riverside sta
bles, Newport.
Plain Jack, blk G., Riverside stables.
Newport.
Fred H., b. g., VIM Withee, Ban
gor.
Ed Gay, b. G.. Chas Rowen. Ban
gor.
Lee Wilkes, blk. s.. f. H. Greeley.
Bangor.
ROAD CART RACE. HALF-M1LE
HEATS. 8 IN PURSE $25.
Dan NJ, b. g., John Merrifleld, Ply
mouth.
Marcia T., G. ~, Joe Hoyt, New
| port
Nellie McLearn, br. m., ]. NJ. Rob
insOn. Carmel.
Lady " blk m F. M. Vining, st.
| Adams.
no Andee, 70. s., w. A. Rich. San
| gervile.
| Fred Wilkes, b. g., Riverside stables,
| Newport.
| Emperor Wilkes Jr., blk. s., River
| side stables, Newport
Yellow Peril. oh. M, Riverside sta
| bles, Newport.
| Mischief Boy. b. g., c. j. Worthen,
| st. Adams.
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y Ci.EAR SIDES 25m2. 20.

diaries 17MlS.
EGGS-Firm: at market. cases included
Nav: firsts 1917; prime tirsts 171a.
CHEESE-Stcady; HOP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
New York Cotton Market.

New York. June -.
Spot closed steady 10 points lower. Mid
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
THEY PLEAD GUILTY

Henry Hall of Galloway county
W no was arrested by Deputy Sher-
if Ulrich about June "a near Will
iamsburg, on a charge of forging
two checks on the Rhineland bank
pl cad guilty before Judge j. D.
Barnett, in the circuit court We'd
n nesday, and was fined $1,000 and
costs. Upon payment of fine and
costs, and reimbursing the bank
he was released.
Earnest Love, who was arrested
at the same time, for disturbing
the peace and carrying concealed
weapons, en- tered plea of guilty
and was given sentence of six
months in the county jail.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
CUT HIS WIFE's THROAT

Last Thursday night Phil White,
colored, called upon hi wife, who
had left him, to pate, up their
family differences Al r to get
her to live with him. rne White
woman was called out ri the room
and remained cut some time.
White started to look 1 r her and
upon going out of the house he
heard voices In the hen house and
started to open the da'r. just as
the door was opened there was q
shot fred from within which came
near being fatal to White as it tore
his clothes considera bly,. Then
the White woman and a negro
man, named Sam Randolph, ran
out of the hen house. The woman
ran in. the house persued by White
who caught her and s;ashed her
throat with q pocke, knife. She is
in q precarious cond eion but will
likely recover.
White was persued by quite a
mob and later in tho night he con-
cluded that the Jail was the safest
place for him so he came in and
gave himself up to Sheriff Eaanest
who placed him ia a cell.
Randolph was placed in jail on
q charge Of doing the shootin g,
It is alleged that it was the woma n
who fred the shot at w hite 60
Randolph was released.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
{. G o-l,sa .. ..ras tp, isv

Z. G. c~llsw .. h,tas ts, isv
dsys.
Mics May me Ham 4. hs,isg her
vacation.
Mfs Mury Dyer sp-si saadsy
With home folks.
Mr.. Ballard Of st. Louis 10 tho
gues, Of his par~n,s.
W. II. Hupa has returned from
his trip la Oklahoma.
Cowcn Graves and wife are on
the sick list this week.
Miss Msybellc Cove 10 visiting
friends In ST. Louis.
Julian Ham OF Mexico was down
for Old Settlers Picnic.
Mrs. l.. c. Cove left Wednesday
for a visit In Kentucky.
Miss Jessie Jones went to
10 nesburg Wednesday.
Miss Leatha Luck Is the guest OF
her cousin Miss Fay Luck.
Tom Bush of Mexico was the
guest OF Miss Fay Luck Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revell are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Crockett.
Miss Stella Barker o: st. Louis
is the guest of Mrs. Hiram Barnes
Misses Laird of Vandslia are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Taylor are
visiting at the Porter Taylor
home.
j. T. Ramsey of Gamma was
transacting business in Montgom-
cry Wednesday.
Miss Sue Huddleson of Mineola
is the guest of her sister Mrs,
Everett Barton.
Lou Duffy is visiting his sisters
Mrs. Earl Fuller has been quite
sick the past week.
The Hon y. Milton Turner, who
was appointed us, Minister tc
Ii IBERIA by President Grant will
peak at the Old Settlers Picnic
{ a. at Weilsville, August 9Th a'
$3.50 p. m.
D. B. Taylor the moving picture
expert arrived Thursday and viii
ia Ike charge OF the exhibition ol
films and pictures for the new
aud 10 cent Theatre in the Fer
guson Opera House.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

AS there was practically no
contest on the Prohibition,
Peoples party and Socialist tickets
the primary election was q mere
formality, as far as they were CON-
cerned, and hardly any vote was
cast on those tickets. In this City
the Prohibition ticket received
one vote and the Peoples party
and Socialist tickets none. 81
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

Philosophers arise upon all sides
pessimists. eleatics. stoics. pythasor-
cans, epicureans, positivists. empiric-
lists and intuitionists. They arise and
flap their shimmerinH -ings aad they
fade into inert inneoSousness. The
tidal wave Of time-clammy. cruel and
inevitable-surges oss their forgotten
biers. Their souls are absorbed In
the thin ether Of the illimitable cos
mos. They speak their little pieces
dodge the ever-hurtling egg, and then
shut up forever. Alas!
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
The Song Reci'al

Miss Caroline Lew s.y.,
Recital at the Opera Il a.. rnlr--
day night, last w'.x ..iuch
credit is due this yonn. luiy i"r
preparing and rendering mu,ic.l
entertainment of SUCH lI.,h pr .er
Her solos were greiiv 'ppr-c'-
ated. She received as.i.,an1o
from Miss Madeline iT,y len ts
accompanist and M. >.a Wrag
as tenor. A Cello OBJ. :tt'~,s a
pleasing variation 70 -, ot her
solos.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
Truly Popular.

Old Jerry. the butler, was very
proud Of the popularity Of his young
mistress. who had just made her debut
in society. In describing the glories
of the debut ball and the subse-
Quent delights OF the debutante's social
career, he said:
Yes. sab; yes, sab: she certainly
IL enjoyin' herself. sab. Why, every
day she jes' has dozens oh roses and
such like, and jes' cont say how
many boxes OBJ bon tons'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
Late Aoajn,w

The late Lord Kelvin was singular
ly unpunctual at meals, and generally
absorbed over the repast in some
scientific abstraction. In his own din
ing-room favorite parrot greeted
his appearance with Late again. Sir
William!" Yet he had keen sense
of humor. Simplicity of speech was
not in his plan. As chairman at a
public dinner, for example. he rose to
announce that 'the conversion of eel
lular tissue into chemical molecules
may now begin. Gentlemen. you may
smoke!"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

Any skin itching ia q temperi
tester. The more you scratch tha
worse il itches. Doan's Ointi
ment cures piles, ecxema any
akin itching. At all drug stores.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

Ira Potter of ST. Cha''c and
Miss Nellie David-nr ~ ) l. ,uis
were quietly marr,7i Monday
afternoon. L. D. L ia, ih,aating.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
the OLD SETTLERS
The Big Day a; New Flor
.nce, A Splendid Pro-
gram, Fine Oraiory,
\ Record Breaking
Crowd

The Old Settlers Picnic OF 1878
IL over. II was. We are told, the
biggest, the grandest. the most
successful Reunion ever held un-
der the auspices OF .tho Associa-
ton. The crowds began to arrive
early. They came In all kinds OF
vehicles, from farm wagons TO
automobiles. The Railroad re-
ports bringing about 5000 people.
All OF the adjoining Counties were
we'll represented. Galloway, st.
Charles, Audrain, Warren and
Pike Counties, all sent large
delegations. How many people
were there Is hard TO say. Proba-
bly, the visitors numbered fifteen
thousand. Anyhow the grounds
were we'll filed and the Wig
wan, which seats four thousand,
was packed to the limit all
day and enough people 20 oil 1t to
overflowing were standing around
the sides trying to hear the speak
ers, and then the Park was crowd
ed. To say that it was a great
day hardly expresses 1t. It was
grand from start to finish, every
hour and every minute of evety
hour was replete with interest.
At noon, table cloths we're
9 pread so thick upon the grass
that 1t was almost impossible to
find way through them. And
su ch eatings! Fried chicken,
cakes, pies, fruits, fresh vegetables
and in such abundance that all
who came were welcome and were
urged by the hospitable ladies.
W no presided to eat and then eat
some more. The detailed pro-
ceedings of the day were as
follows:
The exercises of the day COM
menced at 9:30-just thirty min
utes behind schedule but so de-
layed on account of the absence
of musical contestants. G. Pear
son and H. s. Jacks assisted the
Old Settler officers in getting off
the home- coming department con-
sisting of Musical contests as
follows:
Vocal combinations, 4 entries /:
The Rodgers children; Jim Ball
and Louise Gupton; the Shredder
children, Mrs. johnson and Miss
Carrie Lewis.
Instrumental combination, 1
entry: Hagood Bros.
Vocal Solo, 8 entries: Mrs. H.
w. Johnson, Miss Violet Leavell,
Miss Carrie Lewis.
Instrumental Solo, entries
Miss Madeline Hayden, Miss
minnie Long.
Mrs. James Ferguson rendered
two readings, much to the delight
of all. Her political piece was
loudly cheered-
Prof. Zeno Nagel, professor of
music of Central Wesleyan Col
lege and Prof. G. F. Holland,
Supt. of Hardin Public Schools
and with Howard Payne College
of Fayette, acted as judges and
tn cir decision of winners was as
follows:
| Vocal combination-Rodgers
children.
Vocal Solo-Miss Caroline
Lewis.
Instrumental Solo--Miss Minnie
Long.
Instrumental combination
Hagood Bros.
Gold medals were given in thu
solos and $500 in the combina-
tions. The Old Settlers Associ'
alton began its work Mt 10 a. m
Prayer was offered by Rev. J. w
Ham. The President, Howart
Ellis and the stand director, DR.
J. L. Jones refrained from any
remarks in order to give all the
time possible to the many speak
, ers.
Il Committees were appointed q
follows:
II Resolutions: H. w. johnson, B
s. Baker, H. E. Scanland and g
.. Pitman Smith.
4 Nominations; T, M. Marlov
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
T hE PRIMARY ELECTION
y Light Vote Cast. Some
Surprises ~ the Results.
y. T. Gentry Wins.

Only incom ,lete returns from
the primary election, held Tues
day are to be bad as we go to press.
Howsver IL is onceeded that the
following are :, successful oandi-
dates on the Republican and DEM
ocratic tickets.
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
Fof Governor.
HERBERT :. HADLEY.
For G.IcussnI ant ( Governor.
JACJS =. GMELtCH.
For Secretary OF state.
JOHN Z. SwANGRR.
Fer state Auditor.
JESSE !. TOLERTON.
For Strte Treasurer.
VIII FER ,. MARING.
For Nitoi neg -Cien,rai.
NoRFa T. GENTRY s.A.
For RaIlruad az warehou e Commissioners
WILLIAM W. WILDER
FOR Judge o' supreme court.
ARGUS cox.
For Judge y s.. Luis Court cf a ppeaIs.
\ sGEo. u. REYNOLDS.
FOR Rsp,c,ensstsve in Congress Sinth Con
: grsS>lonaI District. .4segs,
z REUBEN F. ROY
F"r Repr.sentass<e &
WILLIAM e. GOSHORX
~ For i'ro.ecutinz Attorney.
F JOHN v9SEBEI.
FOr slreriR.g&
GEORGE Z. EARNEST. .
For Assessor.
WILLIAM EAcoNsTANCE.
Fox Treasurer.
JOHN u. CLRICH.
For Public Administrator.
JOHN e. ROBSON.
For Coroner.
IRA a. MILLER
For Constable Prairie Township.
Z G.B. MrDD.
{ For constable pper I.outrc Township.
THOMAS =. JONES.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention ana Local
Happenings of intores, IN
AZ and About Montgomery

W ~ s@S'fN "" WV
guest of Mrs. Jessie u. smith.
Ben Bradley AMI wife spent
Sunday the guest OF relatives
here.
Judge l.. ID. Ellis spent several
days the past week In Illinois on
business.
Mrs. F.Baskctt andthrce children
are the guests OF her daughter,
Mrs. Pinson.
The Misses Fish, OF Kansas City
are the guests of Mrs. X. A. Wall
kcr this week. a
Marcus Vilardell OF st. Louis
spent last Sunday the guest of
Mrs. Jessie Smith.
Mrs. w. II. Beasley left Mon
day for visit with her mother
in Moulton, Iowa.
L. d. Mudd and wife returned
Friday from an extended trip In
B oulder, Colorado.
Next Sundays Ball Game,
Montgomery vs Broderick & Bas-
com g Of st. Louis.
Miss Mae johnson OF Bellflower
spent last week in Montgomery
the guest OF relatives.
Miss Jewell Evans returned FRI
day a fter q pleasant weeks visit
with relatives in Rhineland.
j. A. Dodds, of Peytonia, was a
visitcr in this city Tuesday. He
made this Offices pleasant call.
MI. and Mrs. r. E. Wilkerson of
Belllower, Mo-, made this office a
{ ApleASant call Wednesday after
noon.
Miss es Laura. Liggett and Huber
of st. Louis returned home Sun
day after q weeks visit among
friends.
Miss Sue Hardcastle returned to
her home in Moberly Sunday af-
ter q pleasant visit with Mrs. r. A.
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Martin
went to st. Louis Tuesday eve
nj ng to attend the Knights Of Col
umbia convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert who have
been visiting r. A. Walker and
wife returned to their home in
Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. H. D. Thompson and sons,
Barney and Samuel left last
Friday for La Belle, Mo-, where
they W i'll visit her parents.
Raymond Reed and r. j. Will
son went to Oklahoma and have
sent back word to home-folks that
they are cry much pleased with
the country.
G. w. Walker, of near Buell.,
tells US that he had twenty acres
of oats this year that threshed out
75O bushels. Can anyone make q
better report?
The Baptist district association,
of Bear Creek, will convene at the
Baptist church, in this city, next
Tuesd ay, August ii, 1908, at 10 o.
clock a. M, and will be in session
three days.
A Company composed of some
of our leading business men
have leased the Opera House
and will put in q moving picture
theatre with change Of program
three times q week.
There will be- services at thu
Baptist church next Sunday NOR
ming at ii a. M, evening at 8 p. m
Business meeting of the church or
Saturday evening at $3.50. All
memb ers are requested to attend
Married at the residence Of Rev
r.. E. McQuie, the of,iciating min
lister on Sunday morning, August
End, Mr.. VIM. H. Wells and Mis-
Lucy Young, two popular young
folks of near Shamrock, Galloway
County.
Do not fail to appreciate the
''good thing" offered you in ou'
rate for the TRIBUNE and Dali,
Globe Democrat. The two paper
for only $500 q year. This offe
will not last long. Take advan
tage Of it now.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

a H. Ksiimsyss. c. Pssf,oa. n
~. asasasla.
tpesehmasing began al ii;iS
a. m. by Jsdgs WIN. u wAliAcs
Of Kassa, City. DymoorAlis can.
dlda,s for governor. He spoke
thirty minutes and eap,srcd the !
audience by his ofatory AID
soIid plsnks.
Hon. WIN. Goodwin OF Clinton,
Mo. representing tne Prohibition
party. followed Judge Wallace
and spoke for twenty minutes.
DINNER
At i:i5 the Arion Male Quar-
tette rendered selections from the
Wigwam platform. This Quar-
tette sang several numbers during
the day.
Senator VIM. j. Stone opened
up the flow OF oratory for the
afternoon. He spoke thirty min
utes.
Hon. Reuben F. Roy, candidate
for Congress against Champ
Clark spoke twenty minutes.
Then Gov. Folk appeared upon
the stand and the ovation greeting
him lasted several minutes. He
was given thirty minutes.
N. T. Gentry, Republican cam
didate for Attorney General was
enthusiastically received. He
spoke along party lines predicting
Republican victory after next
November and asked for support
at the primary.
Hon. w. s.. Cowherd Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor,
was next and received . cordial
greeting. He made az strong
speech from. the DemocrAHc
standpoint r. &s
1t. Governor John @. Mckinley,
candidate for United States Sem
ator on the Republican side spoke
for thirty minutes and made the
greatest speech of the day for his
party.
/. Other speeches were made dur
ting the aftsrnoon by Walter Kelly
Democratic candidate for 1t.
Governor, Judge John G.. Parks OF
Kansas City, Republican candi-
date .or Supreme Judge, H. j.
Simmons, candidate for Governor
on the Democratic ticket. VIM.
Dillon, nominee for Governor on
the Populist ticket.
w. Christy Bryan, VIM. R.
Painter, John P.Gordon, and Judge
Higbee were given assignments
on the program but were unable
to remain for their time.
The report of the Committee on
nominations was made as follows
and adopted:
Presid ent, Judge j. D. Barnett.
Vice President, r. H. Mansfield.
Secretary, M. F. See.
Treasurer, B. +. Wilson.
Supt. of Grounds, D. D. Rob-
ertson.
Board of Directors
Loutre Township, B. S. Baker
Danville, Howard Ellis.
Bear Creek, DR.. j. L. Jones.
Montgomery, L. A. Thompson.
| Upper Loutre. DR.. j. G. Blaine.
| Prairie, Chris Pearson.
| The committee an resolution,
reports as follows:
Since our last meeting, one
year ago the following beloved
members
Joseph H. Palmer, born Dec. 20
1888, died Apr. 80, 1908.
G. S. Osgood, born Feb. IA 1872.
died Dec. is, 1907.
Mary j. Hunter, born Februar,
8, 1840 died in October, 1907.
w. w. Charlton born Apr. 1s
1916 died June Is, 1908.
]. d. Wells born. March 20, ISL
, died in June, 1908.
S. j. Sailor born October 8, 1888
died in the past year.
W Marmaduke born Sept. 22
1928 died June 26, 1908
have been removed from ou
midst by the hand of death. Thi
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

No wrapgling--no fussing--,
nothing but good, clean Base Ball
next Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. :. .'tA and
daughter, Miss Estnr,. al Mi 5
Lulu Smith left Ti,,',t for
few weeks visit in N, t.r:.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07
Notice.

There will be an all l-d,,yG- .rvi .
at New Providence ch,.r:;. SIT
urday, August 10 to d,.r."a,.. rre
graves of our beloved on. Rev.
H. d. Thompson will Ih VII, u
and others. Come with ~.li tiled
baskets. Services on S1ni It
the regular hour, Ii -, oc's.
Everybody invited.
j. G. ROBISoN..i'es. r.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

$500 buys the TRIBUHE att the
DAILY GLoBE-DEMocn II Tex.
cept Sunday for a who.- scar il
ordered at once.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

DO1
Republican COMMITTEE
The following are the E~g,i il
can township ommitteemra 81!
ed lass Tuesday.
J. w. Mason, Bear Creek
d. ID. Baker, Danvile.
E. II. Ham, Montgomery.
S. Floyd, Prarie.
DR.. Graf, Loutre.
T. r. Gilliland.
The Broderick & Bascon, r. -
strong Ball Team don't in a.
Game.
County Sunday School Con-
ventIon
The Montgomery Courtf 81 -
day School Convention IA '.t. II
Trinity church Tuesday ~ NOD
nesday, August IS and IS
1t is Of the highest i'm r, ,'";,-
that Sunday School work-c. At
tend. Every School in tn 50 iriy
should send several las,b.-.
The Trinity people ar iIn.,sssf
forward to a large cro~, arp 2
great convention. Sup ,,..ftl
ants are asked to hrtns tai :
matter before their scho ~.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

have oar sino.re sympsihy t,e
CON mend them 60 Hin. o
tonp~rs the uind 10 thc ~
lamb.
". W. JoH
O. PrTMAN ST. 80.
". r. ScATLAv
WANTEE-About niie ~ oD =
OF wood. BAg
Box ~, Nontgomery w.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-07

For Constable Montgomery Township,
W. s. HARRISON.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-18

Have you any broken furni-
ture bring it to the Minot Furni-
ture Company's repair shop and
they will repair it for you. LIST
For gilt-edge guaranteed ten per
cent Investment OF 500 or more write
or call on Grant 8. Youmans. tt
Carl Lindberg the little four year
|od son, fell from the hay NOW FRI
day afternoon and broke his arm
close to the shoulder.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-18

1t has long been an established custom to favor
our state officials with more than one term where
their record has been acceptable and there Is little
doubt but what Alfred Baisdell will be renominat-
ed and reelected secretary Of state It Is becom.
ing more and more apparent that this Office should
be held only by trained attorney, one who makes
special study Of laws governing corporations. In
this respect especially Mr.. Blasdell has been sue
cessful by his prompt and correct solving OF many
and varied matters Of deep Importance to the state
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-18
The SHOE MIN

TAKEN UP-A dark gray yearling
horse, colt-no brands colt followed
me In from sixteen miles southeayt Of
&Minot on May %. Owner prove prop
erty and pay charges.
Geo. w. Hecker.
afinot. N. ..
e.11-e-25 chg.
w. ]. Thomas Of Columbus has
sold the REIMBURSEMENT to his home
stead three miles from that place
to Anton Brenno for $500 spot
cash.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-18

1t Is more than likely that q A. Johnson wiz
get from 500 to 1000 more votes IN cass counw
80 horne ~ his opponent, Treadwel1 Twitchen.
than Mr. Twitchell himself Report from there gives
him big majority.