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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
FATAL ACCIDENT ON FARM
Young Man Is caugh. in Gasoline
Feed Mill

Feed Mill.
George Brown, a day laborer work
ing for Albert Wells farmer living
four and a half miles southwest Of
Aneta, was killed while grinding feed
with a gasoline outfit. Just how it
happened will never be known as no
one saw it. Another man was work
ing with the young man, but had his
back toward him at the time it hap
happened. 1t is thought that the belt
struck him and caught him some way
and threw him into the wheel of the
s1x-horsepower engine. When picked
up he was stone dead, his neck and
collar bone being broken, two large
gashes in the top of his head, his left
ear was cut in two, his nose broken
and several other bruises, any of
which would have been enough to
have proven fatal. The unfortunate
young man had been working for Mr..
Wells two months and was a bright
and Industrious lad. DR.. Bennett was
called and acting under instructions
OF the coroner of Griggs county stated
that under the circumstances there
was no necessity for an inquest. The
remains were embalmed and prepared
for shipment to the former home OF
the deceased at King, Ont. The body
was accompanied by Henry Kerr, his
partner and neighbor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
slope country, where Wright is sup
posed to be strong rennrts

slope country, where Wright is sup
posed to be strong, reports.
The returns received at the Fargo
stalwart headquarters, said to be
chiefly in the central and eastern parts
of the state, give Spaulding 1914,
Wright 1862, showing a majority of
about $500 for Spaulding, which the
stalwarts hope will be overcome by
Wr'ght's majorities in the west.
The nomination of w. L. Stockwell.
progressive candidate for superintend-
ent Of puplic instruction over Fred E.
Smith stalwart candidate, seems pref
ty certain, though not assured. He
has a good lead in the eastern and
central parts of the state. The stall
warts are claiming that the slope
country will go strong for Smith, but
the slope counties have been disap-
pointing the stalwarts in this election,
several Of them showing a strong
progressive leaning, and it is not at
all certain that any of the stalwart
candidates whose nomination is in
doubt will receive substantial maiori.
ties from the counties west of the Mis-.
souri,.
1t is conceded even by the progress.
ives that E. G. Cooper, stalwart can.
didate for insurance commissioner
has been nominated over Walter s.
Taylor, and w. G. Gilbraith, stalwart,
has been nominated commissioner Of
agriculture and labor over R. w. Nav.
progressive. The remainder of the
state ticket is in doubt and both sides
are laying claim to it. There ia a
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
FARMERS HEAR EXPERTS.

institute is 50 Successful Another 10
Planned for October.
A successful farmers institute was
held in the armory at Dickinson, un-
der the direction Of the state college
Of agriculture. Two hundred farmers
were present. Topics Of special in
terest to this section were discussed.
and the speakers included T. A. Hover.
stad, superintendent Of Institutes, who
was chairman of the meeting; Prof.
Thomas Shaw Of st. Paul; Prof. Lind.
field, superintendent Of experiment
stations in Montana; Prof. Cooley Of
the same department; Prof. Shepherd,
dean of the agricultural school of
North Dakota, and William Porter,
superintendent of experiment farms
In this state. The visitors were en-
tertained by the commercial club of
the city and we're given a free enter
tainment at one Of the local thedters.
Owing to the great success of the
meeting, it has been decided to hold
another institute at Dickinson in &c.
tober.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
Had Very Narrow E.e.ne

A. A. Dowty, the N. p. station
agent at Mckenzie, was seriously in.
1ured about the head in a peculiar
manner. While the exact details Of
tne accident are meager, it is said
that he usually hangs the mail sack
on the hook for the train to pick up
as 1t passes. Friday he was delayed
IN getting the sack out, and was in
the act Of hanging it up and the hook
used by the mail clerk to snatch the
mail from the post struck Dowty be.
side the right eye and knocked him
quite distance. It is understood
that he willlose his eye that his nose
was broken and that his skull is frac-
tured, but that the chances are fa-
'vorable for his recovery.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03

three-cornered fight between the F.
McCue, stalwart, and r. Miller, pro-
gressive, and Nels Larson, for the at
torney generalship nomination. So
far Miller seems to have the best of
it. A report from Bismarck states
that enough returns have been re-
ceived to indicate his election, the
counties in the eastern part of the
state having given him majorities,
while supposed stalwart strongho!ds
in the west have failed to support
McCue as was expected.
The progressives are claiming the
nomination Of G. L. Bickford for state
treasurer over Dugald ]. Mckenzie,
stalwart, and in support of their
claim, point to figures showing that
Bickford carried Sargent, McKenzie's
home county, by a majority of 143.
The progressives also believe they
have a good chance of nominating
James A. Buchanan secretary Of state
over Alfred Blaisdell, stalwart, and
Carl o. Jorgenson, state auditor, over
D. K. Bright, but this is doubtful, as
these two stalwarts are apparently
ahead.
The progressives also claim the
nomination of two railroad commits.
sioners, Stutsman and Anderson. At
the Stalwart headquarters, on the
other hand, the election Of the entire
stalwart ticket with the exception Of
the candidates for Judge Of the su-
preme count and superintendent Of
public instruction, is claimed.
The stalwarts have not given up
hope Of nominating the last two.
The only figures at hand aside from
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
The WESTERN COUNTIES
WRECKED ~ THE STORM.

Many Buildings Were Demolished by
Wind In North Dakota.
The heavy storm which passed
through Minot last week. while it did
but little damage in the city, damaged
thousands of dollars worth of proper.
ty in the surrounding country.
At Tagus feed mill was complete
ly demolished and many barns over.
turned, claim shacks were moved into
nefghboring fields and many trees
ruined.
A telegram from Ryder says tor
nado passed over that section and
ruined thousands of dollars worth of
property. The homes of Jens Raj
shum and Theodore Jackson were de-
molished, togther with contents.
Raishum was badly bruised by the
chimney falling on him, but his family
miraculously escaped injury, though
they were upstairs when the house
went over.
jackson and wife are both in pre-
carious condition from injuries receiy.
ed.
Postmaster Byes' farm house was
turned upside down but the tenants
escaped injury. Dozens of barns were
demolished in Ryder. The south wall
of the Kruger and Balsukot cement
block building, now under construc-
ton, toppled over onto the Sweet
hardware store and carried the roof
ing into the basement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
MAN HUNT ON IN MOUNTAINS.
The eomber Murder Victims Are
Buried.

The bodies OF Frank Seidell and his
niece. who were murdered at Somber
postomce, In the Turtle mountains
north Of Bottineau, have been brought
to Bottineau and buried. There was
nothing left Of the girl but the charred
trunk, the head and limbs, being all
burned. The building was burned to
the ground and her body lay on a
spring mattress on the bed where her
brains had been dashed out. The skin
and flesh had all burned from the
skull and the bones had dropped apart
in pieces as though her head had been
battered to pulp. Seidell's body was
rescued from another part of the
building before the fire reached 1t. 1t
lay just inside the back door with the
barrel of his rifle laying across it.
The rife was covered with blood and
the back of his head was also batter
ed to a pulp as though he had been
hit some heavy blows from behind.
His forehead was also badly cut, his
arms and hands were badly scratched
and bruised and his clothing was al
most torn from his body, showing he
had put up most desperate fight for
himself and the girl
AS evidence comes in,; it becomes
more certain that the deed was COM
mitted by three half-breeds, who were
seen near the place about half hour
before the house was noticed afire.
Posses of men are securing the
mountains where these breeds must
he in hiding. It will be very difficult
to find them unless the other breeds
and Indians cooperate with the au-
thorities, as they can even then hide
Tor months in the wild places.
Robbery was no doubt the motive,
but the murderers failed to get all
Seidell's money as a soda can was
found in the cellar by the officers with
$40 in it. How much money was Sc
cured will never be known as there
was no safe and all the books were
burned. One suspect has been arrest
ed and is being held.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03

those of Judge of the supreme court
relate to the senatorship, congressman
and lieutenant governor. Practically
full returns have been received from
81 of the A counties in the state on
the senatorship, and they place Mar
shall first, Johnson second, Hans.
brough third and Little, the regular
stalwart candidate, last. Marshall re-
ceived 1920 votes, johnson 15,205.
Hansbrough 10,975 and Little 1886
out of total vote of 55,046. Marshall
has thus received about 80 per cent.
AS the vote in the remaining seven
counties is small, it will be impossible
for him to secure the 40 per cent Of
the total republican vote necessary
to insure his nomination, and he will
go on the ticket at the general cleo
ton next fall with johnson as his CD.
ponent.
Returns from twenty counties in
the eastern and central parts of the
state on congressman show the two
candidates, L. B. Hanna and A. J.
Gronna, well in the lead. AS the
western counties are still to be heard
from, stalwarts predict that this lead
will be further increased.
Returns on the lieutenant governor.
ship from twent of the eastern and
central counties give r. s. Lewis, stall
wart, $500; H. Bendeke, progressive.
1850, showing Lewis over 500 major.
ity.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
HoMEsTEADER FOUND DEAD
In His Cabin Ten Miles From n;ck;n.
son.

The decomposed body of William
Laird, an Englishman about sixty
years old, was found in a claim house
ten miles south of Dickinson: Inyes-
tlgation by the coroner indicated that
the man had been dead in his bunk
several weeks.
Nothing is known Of Laird other
than that he had been homesteader
for three years. He had no relatives
here, and it is not known where he
came from. Neighbors say he acted
strangely at times.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
NO CLUE TO BURGLARY.
Minot Police Make Eight Arrests Of
Susnecte

"'"ot To1Ice Wake Eight Arrests Of
Suspects.
The Minot police arrested eight OF
ten characters under suspicion of be.
ing connected with the burglary at
White Bros.' ice cream factory, but
not having any evidence against anv
Of them let them 70.
The burglars seem to have covered
up their tracks completed y. No trace
OF them has been found, and the 20.
lice are at sea.
The police have sent about eigh.
teen tough looking characters out Of
town.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03
North Dakota
q News Notes

) q News Notes|
A>~~ees>~~>~~~>~
Pierce county claims gas discover.
les.
The Page race meet was tried again
this week.
The Trail county fair will be held
Aug. and s.
A Devils Lake druggist was in the
race for coroner.
Jamestown's fair and carnival will
be held July 1918.
Two alleged horse rustlers were
captured at Crosby.
The man who suicided at Wahpeton
was formerly of Sanborn.
The first of the seasons wool clip
was marketed at Bowman.
The 500 depot, formerly at Imperial.
has been moved to Crosby.
The meeting of the farmers insti-
tute in Dickinson was success.
An armless bike rider is doing an
exhibition stunt over the state.
This is the time of the year when
fake Irvine agents begin to get busy.
The love feast between the Cando
editors must have been interrupted.
North Dakota farmers are becoming
converted to good roads enthusiasts.
An umbrella mender got a jag at
Munich and was soon separated from
his money.
The lid slipped a trihe at Crosby
and another blind pig started to trans
act business.
Advices from the northern tier of
counties are that the crop prospects
are "scrumptious."
The reduction in the price of lum-
Der is appreciated by people who are
building this summer.
The county auditors and the sheriffs
are glad there are not many more pri-
mary elections this year.
Brinsmade is always to the front
with a strong ball team and this
years record is no exception.
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At Wilton a roadway was fenced in
by farmer, and as it had been regu-
larly laid out, the fencer was arrested.
Managers of the telephone lines say
that it requires about a year for the
subscribers on rural lines to quit Grub
bering''
The machinery exhibit at the Fargo
State Fair, July 20-25, will include
every known labor-saving farm de-
vice on the market ~.-
The coal dealers meet in Minneapo..
lis early next month and the people
of this section will soon be informed
what they will have to pay.
Charles Harris paid hurry.up visit
to his home at Grafton after his
graduation at Annapolis and was or
dered on two years. cruise on the
Oregon.
The important strides taken in edu-
cational matters in North Dakota will
be amply verified by the educational
exhibit at Fargo's State Fair, JULY
1925.
Three criminal cases occupied the
attention Of the officials at Fessenden.
Some joints were raided and the wo-
men fined and given an opportunity
to skip.
Langdon people are bearing half
the expense and they want the county
to assume the rest Of the burden for
securing the site for the experiment
farm there.
The floral exhibit at the merchants
building on the state fair grounds at
Fargo, during the week of July 20-25.
Will exceed anything yet attempted in
that line in the Northwest.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-03

A city herder has been appointed
for Jamestown.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

IT. leHa F4eH nee Jackson aaH F 1ana- t.ea hobs sus.es..i
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01
CAlEDONIANS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at s:3O p. m.. Pioneer hall, Steadman avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01

Nome odd FeIIew-. club 8eat- H#a and third Friday evening at : o'ctae.s. at Federal Labor hall Artb8f Gthzaa secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-01

Sons of the North hall Thursday, 7:SO p. m. l. Kell. sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-14
10 MAINTAIN SLOW TIME
ROCK ISLAND OFFICIAL ISSUES
INSTRUCTIONS 70 TRAM
AND ENGINE YES.

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FOODS.
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ard making The change yesterday
morning.
Effective g, once The maximum
speed o. passenger trans or TIE In.
dian Territory division o. the line
a.. Be twenty-five miles per hour.
al1 t-e.zl, trans f:-eea miles per
hour between S-ar-e~ aid Boone
vile. Passenger --ai-s OF The Ard.
more branch v.l 1A=,aln q max.
nun speed I'M, o. twenty miles p1r
hour. and .-e q: --Aias twelve miles
per hour Tran and engine men Ill
5e held responsible Tor the safety o.
the.. trains
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-14

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new additions 70 the big
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White Sale proper ,s skill
going. Every white line
being included.
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S u n N E R
HARDWARE

The time q year Is ap-
preaching when sC1 m-s:
;h..a d providing iC- hot
weather comfort and .-I-
c-es. We invite yc1 q
i1srcc; cur line q
Ice Cream Freezers
Quick Mea. Gas Stoves,
Q-.ca 3iea. Gasoline
Stoves,
u a;e- Coolers
Lawn Mowers
Screen Dc1-s
Screen i re.