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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-04


The flour mill at Kindred is sue.
cessful enterprise.
A star mail route is to be establish
ed out of Connolly.
Threshers are getting their rigs and
cook shanties in shape.
Some one has been swiping chewing
gum machines at Mott.
Druggist Romanson of Fessenden is
to build $4,000 store.
There is a lot of discussion about
the wild girl at Jamestown.
e
Steel laying on the new railroad in
Cavalier county is in progress.
Four hobos got a key \of beer and
raised big row at Hannaford.
A youthful cattle herder near Bis.
marck was gored by neighbours OK.
The better farmers are realizing the
necessity of keeping some live stock.
Rural mail boxes have been marks
for lightning in some sections of the
state.
o. w. Kurth of Fullerton has Sc.
cured patent on triangle for pool
room table.
Bottineau county people are greatly
interested in the Mouse river drainage
proposition.
The Forman Gun club will pay $25
for conviction of sooner shooters in
that vicinity.
The farmers who used to summer
fallow their land are now growing
corn, instead.
The Russian settlers in Wells coun.
ty have made great progress in the
past few years.
Morton county had some bad crops
but much of the country out there will
yield good crops.
The first market day at Kenmare
was such success that the citizens
want more of them.
: Range horses which foraged on the
crops of settlers in the southwestern
Part of the state were shot
Velvet chaff went eighteen and win.
ter wheat tweny-six to twenty-nine
bushels per acre near Kindred.
The people of Benedict are salts,
fled with the new townsite. The build.
ings are being removed rapidly.
There has been a consolidation Of
lumber yards in some of the towns in
the northwestern part of the state.
There is a protest at Valley City
because the park board admitted ad.
vertising within the pleasure grounds.
AS a result of domestic row in
Wells county the officials were arous.
ed at a late hour one night to issue
warrants.
The gas finds and the enthusiasm
over the development of the fields
continues stronger than ever around
Westhope.
Some booteleggers tried new graft
on an island near Washburn. They
took their customers from the main.
land in boat.
Grand Forkers rejoice that the old
paving is being torn up and that the
with creosote blocks will
soon be started.
Harvesting items are the most nu.
AuC1Ouo III Iuc COuulFy week.
lies-and it's big subject, deserving
Of lot of space.
The union depot belonging to the
SEQ and the N. P. at Wyndmere was
destroyed by fire and the citizens are
now anticipating more pretentious
structure.
Arkansana-the name decided upon
for the new county to be cut out of
said to be the botanical
designation of the wild rose which is
the state flower.
The Anamoose blind pigger. who
had been selling to minors, is reported
to have become real indignant when
attention was called to the fact by
q paper in that section Of the state.
The schools will soon be reopened
for the fall term and pupils should re.
that much of the benefits to
N H0r{yynH
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Paddy's pig was,raided at Kermit.
.
Russell has new Masonic lodge.
Hettinger has successful gun club.
&c
Hynes has organized fire depart
ment.
A Masonic lodge was instituted at
Beach.
jamestown is an unhealthy place for
hoboes. !.
Bowman county had prairie fire
last week.
Darlington may get a wholesale
fruit house.
The county divisors in Mclean are
more hopeful.
Some fine cattle are being shipped
from Dickinson.
The Casselton schools have added a
commercial course
Grano had little more success in
baseball than Fargo.
Hettinger is to bond for $500 for
a new school house.
There were several runaways at
Dickinson circus day.
Many towns in the state are making
an effort to get flour mills.
A syndicate is discussing the cree.
ton of hotel at Casselton.
Barley crops around Courtenay were
neither large nor of high grade. .
The threshing machines are follow.
ing closely in the wake of binders.
La Moure is successful apple grower.
Land men from Illinois are greatly
interested in La Moure county prop
erty.
Some people believe a balky auto
is worse than a horse with the same
habit.
North Dakota never had better
harvesting weather than experienced
in 1908.
Bowman had it's first election, and
fify-six votes were cast. 1t was a
hot fight.
There is no county division wanted
Rolette-it's county seat removal
fight there.
E. M. Anderson succeeds the late
Joe Taylor as deputy game warden at
The people Of Hettinger expect the
Milwaukee to build north from there
to Williston.
Ohio investors have been investi.
eating real estate conditions in Ward
and McHenry.
An employe of Dickinson bakery
was arrested for stealing a watch
from rancher.
John Bauez, near Havana, had his
leg badly cut with the sickle Of har.
vesting machine.
The druggist at Steele is said to be
the only holder of a permit between
Bismarck and Fargo.
The improved conditions of the side.
walks at Darlington brings joy to the
hearts of the citizens of that place.
The farmers of Pembina county are
growing more alarmed about the en-.
croachments of the noxious weeds.
There is protest at Lidgerwood
over the custom of keeping hogs in
the city limits-not blind ones, either.
Mott continues to prosper-even II
the crops in Hettinger county were
not as good as had been hoped for.
A travelling auto repairer and a fe,
male companion left Willow City sud.
denly after the chief Of police butted
in.
The 500 sent an old cook car that
had been doing duty as a depot at
Paramount to Wyndmere for similar
purpose.
Some elderly people have been in.
jured at Church's Ferry by being run
into by kids riding bikes and veloci.
pedes on the sidwalks.
Some sections of Bottineau county
have typhoid enidemics Tho yvost
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AnCiedse ............... $15,471,720
AS property is assessed at about 20
per cent of its value on the average.
1t would appear that the state has a
real valuation Of over eight hundred
million dollars.
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EQUALIZATION WORK DONE.
State Board Completes Labor Of Max.
Ina Tax Lew.

Ing Tax Levy.
The state board of equalization
finished its arduous labors and ad.
journed subject to call of president
and secretary.
The tax levy for the ensuing wear
was made as follows:
General fund $3.50. 69,315-3.s mills
wolf bounty ....... 45,753-3 mills
State educational in.
situations ......... 22s,7e7-1 mill
Bond payment 5000. 22,876-1 mill
Bond interest ....... 22.876-1 mill
The following is the assessed valu.
alton of the state as equalized by the
state board:
Real property ........ .s147.147 93s
Personal property. ........ 47,36S.s47
Railroad property. 10000. 33,o68. 1871
Telephone property. ...... 62s,237
express co. property. 273,7SS
street railway property. 5000
Telegraph property. ...... 255,476
Assessment 1908. ,769, 1862
Assessment, 1997......... 213,297,542
increase ............... $15,471, 720
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There have been a lot Of rumors
about crop conditions in Williams
county, but the harvesters indicate
there is more wheat thar generally
claimed.
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The 4Neche creamery is ready for
business. It was tested and found to
be all right, but because Of the late
date on which 1t was completed It was
decided not to begin regular opera.
ton till next spring. Il
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Judging from the reports of the sale
Of binding Irvine and harvesting ma.
chinery-there must have been few
fields that escaped the rust.
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The taxable property in the city OF
Vexio this year amounts to about H.
900, 1000 crowns. The state owns prop
erty to the value of 1,215,000 crowns
and the city owns property valued Ut
1,652,700 crowns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
THREE STABS BRING DEATH
Mat BOzarth of Greenwood Murders
james Dyer, His Benefactor,
on Street.

GREENWOOD. Neb., Oct 6.-(Special
Telegram )--Apparently without cause. Mat
Bozarth this morning overlook James Dyer,
who is thought to be his cousin. on the
street and stabbed him three times. One
wound reached the heart and Dyer died
instantly.
Dyer is a pioneer OF this locality and
Bozarth, while he has lived here for some
time, has been a laborer, being first en-
ployed as section hand on the Burlington
and more recently as farm hand.
The killing was witnessed by H. H. Wied-
eman. who saw Bozarth following Dyer,
but hal nc. suspicion of his Intention. Boz
arth tracked Dyer along the street for a
considerable distance and suddenly leaped
upon him. using a knife repeatedly. .Wiede-
man and others overpowered the man and
placed him under arrest. He was unable
to give any explanation or motive for the
crime and II is believed he is demented
Bozarth has a wife and two children,
while Dyer, who was highly respected
leaves wife and nine children. Recently
Dyer took measures to help Bozarth and at
numerous times in the past he assisted
him, getting him the position on the rail-
road. 1t is said that not long ago Dyer
took up a subscription to pay Bozarth's
house rent.
Bozarth was taken to. Plattsmouth this
afternoon by City Marshal Andrus and
Deputy William Doud for safe keeping
as the feeling against him ran high.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
NEBRASKA BAPTIST MEETING
Annual Session of This Denomination
Held This Week at Paw
nee City.

PAwNEE CITY, Neb Oct. 6.-(SpeciaD-
The Nebraska Baptist state convention is
now in session in this city. Having begun
Saturday evening with the meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union. with dele
gates present from all over the state
The convention will close Thursday even
ing. The program rendered thus far is
as follows
Tinder, Exeter; Address, o. A. Williams,
d. D., Lincoln.
Sunday morning. Devotional service,
G. w. Simon, Pawnee City; Bible school,
ID. w. Neill Superintendent, Pawnee City;
Possibilities of Christian Manhn0d" Rev
W. NJ Martin, Pawnee City.
Sunday afternoon. Report OF Cores
ell Bluffs. Iowa; Program by juniors of
Pawnee city, Mrs. r. =. Huntey, Pawnee
City; Roll call OF associations with re-
sponses What we need
Union service, Mrs Helen Osborn, Pawnee
City; Sermon. Rev. I. w. Corey, Fremont.
The following committees were appointed;
Nominations-G. L. Sharp, Holbrook; d.
w. Neill, Pawnee City; d. NJ. finder,
Exeter; r. L. Wright. Tobias; I. w. Corey.
Fremont
Resolutions-Mrs. ]. H. Clay, Holdrege;
Mrs. Pichard, Omaha.
Auditing and enrnllment-H. A. Olsen,
Omaha; r. Davis, Holbrook.
The new officers-elect are: President,
Miss Mary Mann, South Omaha; first vice
president, L. NJ. Denton. Lincoln; second
vice-presdent, A. G. Wray, York; Cor
respondence-secretary, Miss Jessie Lansing,
Omaha; recording g-secretary, Miss Grace
Stephenson, Fremont; treasurer, Miss
Carrie Bloss, Pawnee City; transportation
leader, A. ]. Baber Lincoln; Junior leader,
Mrs. r. A. Huntley, Pawnee City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

REOPENING ELEVATION CASE
Omaha Grain Exchange Also Asks to
InterVent in the 81.
Louis Case.

CHICAGO, oct. 6,-(special Telegram.)- y
The Omaha Grain exchange has asked the
Interstate Commerce commission to reopen
tho controversy in regard to the grain all
lowances paid by the railroads 70 elevators
at the Missouri river and to reconsider it's
order prohibiting the roads from paying
the allowance.
petition has been filed with the COM
mission asking that the exchange be al
lowed 10 intervene in the case Of the St
Louis Merchants exchange against the
Rock Island. Burlington, Frisco, Missouri.
Kansas & Texas and the Missouri Pacific
roads on the ground that II the allowance
OF three-quarters OF cent per hundred
pounds were prohibited at Omaha and Mis-
souri, river points and not at ST. Louis and
other cities the Missouri river cities would
be Disseminated against The petition asks
the commission to grant a stay Of its order
until the Omaha interests can be given a
chance 10 present arguments in favor OF
the validity OF the elevator allowance in
outgoing shipments. II states that a pri-
mary market cannot be built up without
elevators and that the payments OF allow
anoes TO the elevators for transferring
grain shipments Is sanctioned by experience
and previous decisions Of the commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
ANOTHER UPON GOV. HASKELL
Kansas Paper shows Foster Blanket
Lease Was Given by
Democrats.

INDEPENDENCE Kan, Oct 6.-rhe
Daily Reporter here today will publish the
following;
Governor C. N. Haskell Of Oklahoma
has demanded OF President Roosevelt that
the Foster Blanket oil lease of the Usage
nation be revoked. holding It TO be a re-
publican grant. Governor Haskell will, no
doubt. be surprised to learn that the orig
inal Foster lease, comprising the entire
Usage nation. was approved by Secretary
Hoke Smith OF Georgia, under the demo-
cratic administration OF Grover Cleveland
and was never questioned until Secretary
Hitchcock. a republican. characterized It
the most scandalous act the interior de-
partment ever perpetrated. Under Secretary
Hitchcock the lease was reduced 10 cover
only those lands upon which expenditures
had been made In the search for oLlF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
TYPHooN DOES MUCH DAMAGE
Nearly Fifty Thousand Dollars Loss
to Camp stOtAenburg I'm
Philippines.

MANILA, Oct 6.-Restored communIca-
tion with the northern part of Luzon dis
closes the fact that the typhoon which
ragged here last Sunday extended over a
wide area. The artillery barracks at camp
stotsenburg were destroyed and the troops
are now camping in tents. The cavalry
barracks were also badly damaged and the
total loss is estimated at $4,000
The schooners Lucia and Soledad were
wrecked on the coast OF Mindora during
the storm on September q and all the pas
sengers and crew OF the Soledad but one
were drowned. Captain ]. C. HeInschien
and nine members OF the crew OF the Lucia
were also drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 6.--The council
of ministers held long session this morn
ing to consider the action OF Bulgaria In
declaring it's independence Of Turkey at
Tirnova yesterday. 1t was decided that 1t
was impossible to accept any proceedings
that violated exis ing treat es and that Tur-
key should send circular note TO ,he Pow-
ers pointing out the necessity Of taking
measures to enforce respect for the treaty
OF Berlin.
Replying to the telegram sent to the
Turkish government by Pr n e Ferdinand,
in which he said that in declaring the in
dependence of Bulgaria he had been COM
PEELED to respect the voics OF the nation
and expressed the hope tnat the friendly
relations between the two countries would
continue, Turkey says it has invited the
powers to confer on the situation, and as
it's rights are guaranteed by the powers
1t will look to them for their defense.
The Yenai Gazette. the organ of Il grand
vizior, says today:
1--WE are ready to defend our rights with
all our strength AS the action Of Bulgaria
is not only directed against us, but against
all the powers. we should ask the powers
to defend their interests and protect the
provisions Of the treaty Of Berlin"
Hungary has informed the powers of its
intention Of Withdrawing its troops from
the Sanjak of Novipazar.
ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 6.-The intention
of Russia to convoke a congress OF the
powers to discuss revision of the treaty of
Berlin was the subject Of lengthy confer
ences yesterday between Acting Minister of
FOREIGN Affairs Tcharykoff and the diplo-
matte representatives Of the powers inter-
ested. These include the Turkish, British
and Austro- o-Hungarian ambassadors. No
statement OF the attitude Of the Russian
government Is obtainable today and the
diplomats are unwilling to commit them
selves regarding the possibility Of a Turko-
Bulgarian war as a result OF Bulgaria's S
declaration OF independence but the gen.
eraI impression is that Turkey will not re-
gard Bulgaria's action, which was taken
in the face OF emphatic Russian protests.
as a cause for war.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
TURKS SEEK AID OF POWERS
Effort Made to Have Them Enforce
Berlin Treaty.
BULGARIA DOES NOT DESIRE WAR
Prince Ferdinand, In Dispatch to
Turkish Government, Says He
Follows Sentiment of
Nation.
nuLLETIN.

PARIS. Oct. Sit was announced this
afternoon that France and Great Britain
are in complete accord on the principle Of
an immediate interaaIonsi confereuce to
consider the Bulgarian situation. Russia
and Italy also are in faror Of such con-
ference, and even Germany is expected to
adhere to the proposal Furthermore, the
latest advices from Constantinople indicate
that the porte will accept the advice Of
France and Great Britain, and the result
of this conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
is REPORTED SICK
Republic of VeneEueIa May Soon BE
Turned over 10 Vice Presi-
dent

WILI.EMsTAD. Curacao, Oct 6.-It is
reported here from Veneznela that Presi-
dent Castro is seriously nj and that the
government Of VeneEvela probably soon
VIII have to be turned over to the vice
president OF the republic,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
PRESIDENT WRITES CARRIERS
Expresses Appreciation Of Faithful
Services Of Mail Men.
RURAL PosTMEN IN CONVENTION
Delegates Are welcomed by Mayor
DahImnn ana President Wright
of Commercial Club at
the Rome.
roDAY7s PROGRAM.
Morning.

1OOAN'6 G60g8AAs
Morning.
a. m.-Convsntion called to order.
SOS a. m.-Report OF state seoretary's
club.
IL o. m.-Address, member Postoffios
department inspector, Kansas city divi-
sion.
IL m.-opening question box.
Afternoon.
2'3o p. m.--Address, W. r. spilman,
superintendent rural delivery division,
Washington, D. g.
$3.50 p. m.-subjeot, "0ood Roads" by
O. M. Adams, president IOWA associationI
e. n. Maxey, Jeffersonvi1le, III.
$50 p. .m.-Adjournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

ton in st. Louis yesterday, going through
a strenuo Is program of speaking and at
tending the ball of the Yelled Prophet In
the evening, Page
Governor Hughes talked to large audi
ences in his trip through South Dakota
and was given an ovatio in Omaha.
Page /
Treasurer Sheldon Of the republican
party spent the afternoon at the White
House and announced that the president
was satisfied with the progress of the
campaign Page
Congressman Sherman made a number
of speeches in Ohio. Page 2
The democratic forces are preparing to
conduct whirlwind campaign during the
remainder OF the time before election, de-
voting much attention to the states Of
the middle west. Page q
w. j. Bryan returned to Iowa yester-
day for more campaign speeches. Page 2
NEBRASKA.
Mat Bozarth stabbed his benefactor,
James Dyer, to death at Greenwood yes
terday. Page 3
The Milwaukee railroad is now open
from Butte to Chicago. Page 1
Men OF the western states convene at
San Francisco for the annual trans
mississippi congress, Page 2
The example of the printers in their
fight against tuberculosis at the ma
tional home at Colorado Springs was pre-
sented to the tuberculosis congress.
Page q
FOREIGN.
The Turks appealed to the powers to
prevent a violation of their rights by
the declaration OF freedom in Bulgaria
Page 2
President Castro is reported to be so
Ill that the government will be taken in
eharge by the vice president. Page
LOCAL.
Governor Charles +. Hughes of New
York addresses q large audience at the
Auditorium and declares Bryan's policies
are visionary and impracticable and the
safety of the country depends on election
Of Taft Governor Sheldon and A. w.
Jefferis also speak Page 1
International Harvester company will
erect new seven-story building between
Eighth and Ninth on Capitol avenue.
Page IL
Letter from President Roosevelt to
letter carriers endorsing movement is
read at national convention in session
IN Omaha Page l
Evidence in land case in federal court
shows Chicago Ranch company erected
shanties on lands that were never occu-
pied and that entrymen were required to
make wills Page 3
Heirs of Joseph A. Connor issue state
ment declaring the will provide fund to
carry out wish of Connor to establish
parochial school Page 4
SPORT.
Results of the bail games:
! New York VS.. Boston,
! 9-Philadelphia VS.. Brooklyn-4
| 7-Detroit VS.. Chicago-0
! 5-Cleveland vs. St Louis-1
| washington vs.. Philadelphia.
ll-Boston VS.. New York-3.
! Page IL
| The directors OF the National league
decided the dispute between New York
and Chicago, adjudging the game a tie,
and on the request of New York fixing
the date for playing it off on october s.
Page IL
| Detroit won the American league pen-
nant yesterday at Chicago by defeating
ChleAso TO .. Page IL
coMn1ERCIAL AND nDUsTRIAL.
| Live stock markets. Para q
Grain markets. Page 4
Stocks and bonds PAGE a
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
wednesday, October 7, 1905.


TOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
'INITY-Fair and cooler Wednesday.
Or NEBRASKA AND IOWA-Fair
ednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
sItnre At Omaha Yesterday:
ROAslTICAL.

Judge Taft was given A royal recep-
ton in st. Louis yesterday, going throug II
a strenuo Is program Of speaking and at
tending the ball of the Yelled Prophet In
the evening. Page
Governor Hughes talked to large audi
ences in his trip through South Dakota
and was given an ovatio In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

(contnued on Second Pase4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

lcontinued 0n see0nd 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
NEBRASKA.

The Milwaukee railroad is now open
from Butte to Chicago. Page
Men OF the western states convene at
San Francisco for the annual trans
mississippi congress. Page 2
The example Of the printers in their
fight against tuberculosis at the ma
tional home at Colorado Springs was pre-
scented to the tuberculosis congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

The Turks appealed to the powers to
prevent violation of their rights by
the declaration of freedom in Bulgaria.
Page
President Castro is reported to be so
Ill that the government will be taken In
charge by the vice president Page i
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
sDeeeh in Coliseum,

The speech he delivered there was com
prehsnsivs. but the position of the eandi-
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NOTICE.

No''ce Il hereby given. that sealed
bids for furnishing ooal % tie Ninot
Special School District win DO 70
ceived by the Minot Board Of Bdusa'
ton up to September sth, at 900
O'Clock P. NJ. The coal is to be weigh
ed on scales at the Central School
by representative Of NE board. and
delivered to tho school building whs1
needed. Bids should be sent 20 he
undersigned and marked Bids for
furnishing Coal' and accom- panied by
a certified check for one hundred dol
lars as forfeit in case the bidder does
not enter into contract II accepted.
BY order Of the board.
". r. aW1Al0.
Clerk Of Minot Special 6chool DIT
Aug. 5-12-19Se.
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Two Good jewelers.

You won't have to wait very long for your watch
to be repaired if you bring 1t to because we en-
ploy two good jewelers. and we are getting all Jewell
ry and watch work out promptly as is consistent
with good work. Every season shows marked in
crease IN the volume of watches brought to US for
repairs because when repair watch it's proper
ly done and its owner does not have to bring it
back again on account of any defects in our work.
Our prices are reasonable too.
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James Foley, the Surrey farmer,
lost twelve tons Of dne hay on Friday
night, which was burned by lightning
The hay was all IN . stack which
was struck. Mr.. Foley reports his
crops turning. out well. He Is now
busy with his oats harvest.
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Violin Strings

1t will be pleasant surprise to you to
find out what different quality OF violin
strings we offer our customers. The strings
We sell are good, clean, white and even in
size and experienced players prefer them
for that reason. Our stock also contains
strings and extras for all such instruments
as Guitars, Mandolins and Banjoes. Steel
E Violin strings, two for &c.