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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-19

The delegates on the Plunley ticket
were declared elected. They are as fol-
lows: John w. Gordon, Patrick Noonau,
James j Goodwin, J.. q. Griggs, Albert
A. Sargent, B. Albisetti, Thomas H.
Cave, Jr., B. H. Wells, Herbert J. Shay
ton; alternates, Frank Odpers, James
Adie, Fred II, Rogers, Donald Blake,
IN. ,. Roberts, Werner e. Beck, Charles
g, Kenyon, d. A. Perry, N. b. Ballard.
The choice Of state delegates was pre-
eeded BY plea By n d. Phelps for the
ticket headed stanton for Governor
Mr. Phelps recited the good qualities Of
his candidate, urged bis selection On the
grounds Of county interests, and the
statement that Governor Proctor was
not q candidate for reelection and that
his own town was pledged 90 PTouty.
s. H. Jackson spoke fayoring the choice
Of the Proctor delegation. The vote was
ii {nffa.see.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-19
OF Delegates to Republican
State Convention
1T NOW SEEMS LIKELY
However, Stanton Headquarters Claims
That the Rcxbury Man Leads in
the Number of Certain Dele
-Plunley Is Ahead.

Lieutenant. Governor George II. PrcrIty
of Newport seems to have secured a
majority vote Of the next Republican,
state convention. to be held in Mont
pclier July !, as result Of caucuses
held BY the Republican party through
out the state yesterday and last night,
although zed s. Stanton Of Roxbury
claims the'lead The size Of bis majority
is still in doubt, but Pronty's head
quarters atinoon to-day claimed "a all
ready, with chances that the majority
will be increased
In the district fights for nomination
for Congress, David J. Foster of Bur-
lington wilIsbe renominated, winning out
over Frank L, Fish Of vergennes and
Frederick G. Fleetwood Of Morristown
BY a substantial majority. In the second
district, Congressman Kittridge Haskins
Of Brattleboro fell by the wayside, ac-
cording to the latest reckoning. At
Northfeld this afternoon it was asserted
that Frank Plumley had received ma
iority Of at least SO votes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-19

Greton, June 14-At Che caucus held
in schoolhause hall last evening, dele
gates pledged for Stanton were elected
as follows; N. II Kicker, F. NJ. Page,
r. n. Darling; Delegates pledged for
plumley, II. O. Glover, T. ,. Hall, Z. p.
Kicker; unpledged delegates to the COM
tv convention are I. b. Hall, J. w. Nor
rison, A. p. Mhitehill, NJ D. Eoifrin;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-19

Randolph, June l0 Staet convention
delegates favorable To stanton were
elected at the Republican caucus yester,
day afternoon as foIlowss N. T. Spear,
George II Temple, II. MI Gaylord, a. q.
)sgood, A. Al Vaughan, ii, M. Vail and
Herbert Allen. District delegates favor
able To Plumley were chosen as follows;
Dana II. Morse, J. d. Adams, u. B. john
son, DR. II. H. Newll, II. M. Totman,
j. b. Wells and A. H. Edison. Vote on
congressional delegation, Plunley l45,
Haskius SO. The county convention
delegates are H w. Mcintyre, Dr. A. q,
Bailey, II. A Allen, VI \. Lamson, j. u.
Adams, Clark s. Hall, Lyman Hutchin-
son, AL B Cushman. NJ M. Wilson has
withdrawn as candidate for Judge Of
probate and Judge Stove will be the
only candidate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-19


The Stanton delegates. which were de-
clared elected, were AS follows N. d.
Phelps, Richard Gregg, Elwin 4. Scott,
Homer O. Ladd, Joseph ID. Ossola Riley
Burgess, Fred \. Bfaley, Earle r. Davis,
Richard Al Hoar; alternates, Robert IN
glis, John Dillon, w. a. Perry. d. f.
Davis, Thomas Nichols, Alex. Duncan,
G. ". Mcmillan, Jr., james Scott, James
Marion.
The following city committee was
ehosen: II. G.. Howland, III. w. Scott,
Frank Small, T. II. Cave, Jr., James
II. Anderson, B. Albisetti and James
Adie.
The Republicans 81 Barre Town elected
these delegates at its caucus at East
barre last evening: District, J. X.
Ward, /. w. Bates. u, A. Fraser. State,
G. M. Winch, f. G. Bancroft and w. e..
Nye East delegation was empowered
to choose its own alternates. The state
delegation IL for Stanton and the dis
trict FOR Plumiey. The town committee
elected is p. r. Davis, G. M. Winch, f q
Bancroft, A. w. Allen and d. A. Fraser
A--~------
Orange, June TO- The delegates elect
ed at the caucus last night are; ToI
state convention, r. Z. Beard, Reuben
Lord; to district convention, Charles
Carpenter. Edwin N. peake, both for
Plnmley; to county convention Royal
Flanders, G. r. Nelson, Charles Emerson
and Edd Rock.
Marshfeld, June la.--The Republican
caucus held III this town yesterday q
ganizsd by the election of G.. T.. Dwinell
chairman, Al Z. Davis secretary. The
following resolution presented by II. p.
Martin was then adopted: Resolved,
That the freemen here assembled in can
cus do instruct their delegates elected
hereof to the second district and state
to give their support by
vote and influence TO place in nomina
tinn tho Hon. Frank Plumley Of North
field for congressman in the, second dis.
triet. and Hon. Zed 8. Stanton Of Rox
bury for governor of Vermont w II.
III. Mears and i. Al Thomas were then
elected delegates TO the district eonven-
tion at st. Johnsbury, and g E. Hol- |
lister and H p. Martin delegates to She
state convention at Montpelier. Secre
tary instructed to mail full report OF
cancus to Barre Daily Times and Mont
pelier Daily Journal.
Gr6ton, June IA. AT che caucus held
IN schoolh9use hall last evening, dele |
gates pledged for Stanton were elected |
as follows: N. n Kicker, F. NJ. Page, (
R. n. Darling; delegates pledged for
plumley. II. G. Glover, T. p Hall, +. Dl
Ricker: nnnledged delegates to the conn. |
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Mr.. John Casperson visited friends
at Carroll last Friday.
Mr.. George McHenry visited his
parents at Okoboji over Sunday.
Fine hay for sale. Phone Blk. J.
NJ. Brink. Denison. 81 If.
Mr.. Clarke White. of Vail, was a
pleasant caller in Denison last Fri
day.
Mr.. Jacob Sims transacted BUSH
ness in Omaha the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Eugene Gulick transacted bus
mess at Moorhead the first of the
week.
Mr.. Will Fishel. of Dow City.
transacted business in the city last
Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Jones transacted BUSH
ness in West Side last Friday and
Saturday.
Get fine fern and fern dish com
plete for l9c at the special sale at
the Racket Store Saturday.
Don't forget to see DR.. Weber, the
eye and ear doctor who cures or
Wednesday, Aug. 13. at Nelson
House. Examination free. 81 ct,
A very pretty. footed two piece
glass fern dish, filled with a hand
some fern at l9c complete. Saturday.
August Sth. at 9 a. m. at The Rack
ct Store.
Last Sunday the German Lutheran
Missionary society held the annua
meeting in Hanover township. A
large attendance was present and {
goodly some of money was raised fol
the missionary work. The Hanover
township band furnished music which
was enjoyed by all. Rev. Austen.
of Ida county, conducted the services
A party of Denison young mel
composed of George Sprecher, OFT,
Faul. Mike Burke, Mark Clarke an,
John Flahive attended the ball gam,
at Omaha Sunday, between Omaha
and Sioux City. The boys repor
having seen good game of ball bu
it was little one sided as the scor
of six to two in favor of Omaha in
dicated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05


Oscar Strain is sick at home
threatened with typhoid fever.
Miss Leon Maddox, of Des
Moines, is the guest of Miss Marion
SERVER.
Miss Agnes Adams. of Carroll. Wis
tied friends in Denison several days
last week.
Miss Letta stoel. of Canton. S.
D.. was the guest of Miss Gladys
Tucker last week.
Miss Anna Dillenberger. of Vail.
visited friends in Denison the latter
part of last week.
A nephew of j. R. Meyers. living
east of Denison on the farm. is down
with typhoid fever.
Miss Tillie Hink. of the Geo.
Menagh store. is spending two
weeks vacation in Chicago.
W. w. Coon has been in Denison
this week. He was for some time a
very sick man. and his friends are
glad indeed, to see him about again.
Mr.. Otto Dresselhouse and Mr.. A..
Wright were off the first of the week
for Denver and Colorado Springs,
where they will remain for week
or two.
Miss Ollie Patterson returned on
Saturday from Baltimore. Maryland
where she has been for the past two
years attending the John Hopkins
university.
There is another grand child in the
Morris McHenry family for fine boy
was born to Mott McHenry and wife.
near Dow City, on Saturday morning
August LIST.
We are having splendid trade il
flour. Our Ardee and Morning GLORY
are the best for the price anywhere
WHSH an oCuC1S Adlls IL IucSt
brands. j. B. Lyon.
The w. r. C. will hold social OF
the beautiful lawn of the j. B Ro
!. mans residence on Friday evening
This is most convenient and attract
i've place and the ladies will doubt
less have large patronage for theil
delicious ice cream.
1t seems that Gentry Bros. adver
tised their circus in Der Demokrat as
we'll as in the Zietung and Review
SO we hasten to correct the statement
was made last week. We are glac
TO make the correction as it was
not our intention to do injustice
to anyone.
Conner & Lally of this place are ir
J receipt of a letter from Mr.. job,
, Stevenson, clerk of the courts at
Jefferson, stating that Judge Church
! says he does not care to go farthe
J in the race for Supreme Judge. :
, The Judges friends in this vicinit.
regret his decision to withdraw iron
) he race, because they hoped to hell
secure his nomination.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Glen Ainsworth was up from Oma-
ha for a few days last week.
The Methodist church roof is en-
joying coat of rubber-tar paint.
Miss Minnie Mill leaves this week
for vacation visit in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Frank Pfarr and children re-
turned OH Friday from delightful
outing at Okoboji.
Miss Edna Rain returned last week
from her work at the summer school
of Simpson college.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson and daughter
Fern are visiting relatives in Cedar
Rapids and Blairstown.
Miss Mabel Merrill started on Mon
day for a months vacation at Cedar
Rapids and Albert Lee, Mimi.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. safe.
easy, pleasant. sure, little liver pills.
Sud by Lamborn Drug Co.
Miss Bertha Sachau returned tc
her work at Omaha on Saturday,
after pleasant visit at home.
We call attention to the half page
ad of Mr.. Bamford. He is making
sweeping reductions in prices TO,
midsummer sale.
All lovers of plants should get one
or more of the handsome ferns witt
fern dish on sale at the Racke'
Store Saturday at 19c each.
Joseph Collins, who formerly hand
led Milwaukee's famous product a
Flynn's dispensary, made Denisor
friends welcome visit last week.
Monday was a scorching day TO
heat. The city authorities had oil
the hose and gave the business street
good wetting down in the morning
Our esteemed friend Mr.. Harker
has come back from Colorado, t,
South Dakota. and has been with hi
daughter. Sadie at Rapid City, for
time. He is now at the great govern
ment hospital at Hot Springs and like
it so we'll he says he will remain TO
quite while. We would not b,
surprised if he came back to Denisol
for time.
With last Saturday third mea
market opened in Denison. 1t is on
of the departments of the Menag
company store. and in charge of John
the youngest Sun of George Menagh
In preparation for the new depart
ment large cooling room was bull
and the meat shop room laid with
tile floor. the walls alabastined, an
good fixtures procured. The slaugh
ter house is on the farm three mile
east of town. John looks like
butcher sure in his white apparel
} The firm reports business opening i
: satisfactory style. No expense wa
!, spared to make this shop one of tn
most up to-date in western Iowa
Mr.. George M nagh and his sons ar
to be congratulated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Miss Fannie Hayes left on Tuesday
for Iowa City. where she will visit
friends.
County Attorney Klinker was off
for Aberdeen. S. D. Wednesday on
business deal.
George Seeman was down from
Okoboji the first of tie week to spend
a few days at home.
Mr.. Rawlings, the real estate man
of Charter Oak. was county seat
visitor on Wednesday,.
James Armstrong is up at Gettys-
burg. S. D.. and vicinity looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. E. w. Pierce returned on
Friday from Faulkton. Sd, where
he visited his son Foster.
Miss. Ella Buesing returned on
Monday from Sioux City, where she
has been visiting friends.
Mr.. j. H. Kelly is spending the
week at his home in Emmetsberg
during Judge Conner's absence.
California Bartlett Pears, this week
while they last 1920 per bu. box.
j. B. Lyon.
| Miss Margaret Champion returned
on Monday from Council Bluffs.
where she visited friends for a week.
Samuel Luney and son are back
from Gettysburg, S. D. by rail and
his brothers are driving home cross
country.
Wanted-A young man for night
work at the Oxford. Good pay te
right party. Address Lyman Bros,
Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seemann left thi:
morning for Okoboji, where they will
remain a week or two at the Nc
Henry cottage.
ME. ". T. huSulllS lelG ldSC Tl(ldS
for an extended visit in Boston ane
New York. He will attend the
Pythlan Supreme lodge.
Mr.. T. Benecke returned the first
of the week from St. Paul, where he
has been for the past two weeks Wis.
iting friends and relatives.
Mr.. w. L. Fink is visiting his
brother. Mr.. Edward Fink. From
here he will go to Florida. where he
will remain during the winter.
Miss May Hayes returned on Mon.
day from her vacation which she
spent visiting friends and relatives al
different points in Illinois and WIS
consin. While away she made triK
to Niagara Falls.
1 The Racket Store is noted for its
wonderful bargains offered at the
special sale. This week. Saturday, they
will sell two piece glass fern disi
filled with handsome fern, for tn,
one day only, at l9c complete. It's
seldom one can get such a bargain Al
this.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Miss Clara Mccarthy is in Vail
this week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore. of Ma
nilla. were in Denison Sunday visit
ing friends.
Mr.. L. C. Butterworth. of Arion,
was pleasant Denison caller the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Arthur Schwartzenbach went
on Monday to Ottumwa. Ia. where
he has secured position.
| Miss Dollie Faul and Mrs. Otto
Faul went the first of the week to
for an outing at Lake View.
Mr.. Tom Ratchford. of Vail.
transacted business in Denison the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. j. P. Conner left on Monday
for Alberta. Canada, where he is
looking after some land interests.
Mr.. Chauncey Liscumb, of Dunlap,
is assisting in the Broadway meat
market this week during Mr.. Jensen's
absence.
Miss Clara Strain returned on
Monday from Des Moines, where she
has been visiting friends for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Bail, returned last
Friday to her home in Missouri VAL
ley. after pleasant week with Mrs.
j. B. Lyon.
Mrs. Theo. Walker returned Thurs
day from a Chicago. where she has
been visiting her son David Walker
for the past two months.
Mr.. Barney Sibbert returned on
Monday from South Dakota, where
he has been looking after some land
interests for the past week.
MIR. P. Henry and Mr.. C. Norman
left the first of the week for Madi-
son. South Dakota, where they will
remain the rest of the summer.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Reimers. Aug. I'd, son. The little
fellow is bouncer and tips the scales
at ten pound. The Review offers
congratulations.
The Misses DER have returned te
their home at LeMars, after a de.
lightful visit at the Goodrich home
Miss Gertrude Romans accompanied
them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick, of Salix
Iowa. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott McKim last week. MIR. Chad.
wick was returning from a visit t,
his old Michigan home.
| Mr.. Cushman. the real estate man
accompanied VIM. Lill and A. Wendt
, of Soldier township, to southwestern
: Kansas. where he will show them tn,
beauties of the land.
Special Sale-An imitation GU
glass two piece fern dish. with fin
fern of your own choice Saturday
j, August Sth at 19c. complete. Sal
. starts at 9 o'clock. The Racke
4 store
Mr.. and Geo. Nicholson and Mrs
Holmes returned last week from
I trip through Yellowstone Park. TIL
I pleasure of the trip was married b,
e Mrs. Nichclson's illness during tn
greater part of the "trip.
The Voss auto made fine ru
from Okoboji on Thursday. Tn
guests were Messrs Voss, Tabor
Moreland and Gulick. They brough
a" mess of fish along, some of whic
we acknowledge with thanks.
W. A. Lamborn left on Friday fo
Denver. In Colorado he will join
e. Humphreys and they will e
hunting for big game. Mr.. Lambor
has promised to present the pelt o
his second grizzly to the Review
His first gizzly being already prom
Used. Prof. Humphreys is said t
disapprove of the bear hunt for fea
that he will get Rugged. thin
which has never happened to him be
fore. Mr.. Lamborn says he will ris
|. it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Dow City, were in town on Wednes-
day. -..x . !.
On Wednesday morning, Aug. Oil
and son-in-law took their departure
for White Lake, S. u.
Mr.. v. R. Clark. of Chicago, paid
visit to Denison this week visiting
his cousin. Miss Ella Harding.
The Misses Kate Kelly and Ger
trude Conroy spent Sunday in Carroll
visiting friends and relatives.
Among those coming to the county
seat on Tuesday were Miss Jennie
Marten and brother Elmer. of West
Side.
The union services on next Sunday
evening will be held in the Presby-
terrain church. Rev. Thuresson will
deliver the sermon.
The big glass for the Menagh &
Co. window has come again and was
put in on Wednesday, 1t is one of
the largest in town.
Mr.. Bremser drove his Odds auto
up to Denison on Wednesday. 1t is
twin to the one the Review gave
in the contest. and bird on the road.
PEDIGREED POLAND CHINA
STOCK HOGS.
| have for sale superior stock
hog, with pedigree. Has shown a
first class sire. Arthur Girard.
Schleswig. Iowa. 32-3t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05

Miss Pearl Riddle and Norman of
Dow City, were in town on Wednes-
day. :. - .
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-09
In and About the State
CREDITORS TO HOLD LINE.
Crouch Road Is Crippled by Series Of
Accidents.


If present plans materialize, the To-
cal creditors Of the Missouri & North.
western railroad, known as the Crouch
line, will about Nov. l secure entire
possession of the property that has
had probably a worse streak of luck
eve since it was opened two years
ago than any railroad in the country.
The outcome of the roads owner
ship Is foreseen by the incorporation
Of the company under the name of the
Rapid City & Wyoming Railroad COM
pany. The new company is composed
Of local men, the i~ncorporators being
H. w. Jones, II. E. Swander, L. A.
Richards, j. C. Haines, E M. Reeves,
F. H. Rugg, G. P. Bennett, w. F. Pas
coe and Thomas Sweeney, who are
made temporary directors. The capt.
tai stock of the company is $500, 600.
About two years ago the little road
which passes through the country
west Of here, rich in both mineral and
agricultural possibilities, was thrown
open to the public. The route is a
tortuous one, with nearly two-score
bridges as the rails wind through can
yons and over chasms every few hun
dred yards of the thirty-nine miles.
Soon after it's initial run, the road
met with a wreck which was followed
by others in which lives were lost.
Promoter Crouch, for whom the n
was unofficially named, secured aid
from some Cleveland capitalists, and
breasting the ave of adversely, man
aged to keep the road above water. de-
spite heavy damage suits and a gen
eral feeling that the line was more or
less unsafe for traffic.
Then the Cleveland interests became
impatient for results, and the road
went into the hands Of a receiver. Its
lone engine started several fires that
proved costly, some of its equipment
was burned by mysterious midnight
fires, the largest part Q fthe road was
washed out by a spring freshet and
repaired at great expense, and still
the road continued to operate.
Now Rapid City people, realizing
the possibilities Of the line for the
city, have taken such IN interest that
they will likely secure 1t at the re-
ceiver's sale.
There have been various rumors
that the Milwaukee and Burlington
roads wish the line for an outlet west,
and the latter is a heavy creditor, but
it is more probable that the Rapid
City men will secure and operate 1t to
their own advantage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-09
STATE BAPTISTS MEET.
Twenty-seventh Anniversary Of South
Dakota Denomin alton.

Dakota OehominatlOn.
The twenty-seventh anniversary of
the South Dakota Baptist convention,
which was held with the church at
Pierre last week, was one of the most
important gatherings in the history
OF the denomination in this state.
Nearly every church and outlying pre-
cinct was represented, and matters of
vital Importance to interests of the
Baptist organization were discussed.
DR.. w G. King, secretary, gave an ex-
out the state.
There are 1o4 churches of this de-
nomination in South Dakota, with a
total membership of 1854. OF these
there were added the past year 435 by
baptism, 296 by letter and 113 other.
wise. making the total additions S44,
To the total number of churches eight
were added.
Fifty missionaries have been in the
field the past year. Of this number
three have been engaged in what is
termed pastor-at-large work, mostly in
fields west of the Missouri river.
Three were engaged as missionaries
among the Scandinavians, and one as
state evangelist.
The financial condition of the
churches is satisfactory. The year has
been one of success in every depart
ment of work The outlook for the
suing year is decidedly encouraging.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-09
TO CUT BUTTE COUNTY IN TWO.
Southern Part Will Resist Movement,
However,.

The newspaper controversy in Butte
vember election there will be two
more counties in the northwest corner
of the state. The southern part of
Butte county, which has always con
trolled affairs, appears to be opposed
to the division proposition, but the
newer settled section in the northern
part strongly supports it.
The northern section says the op-
position to division is based on a de-
sire to retain the big mileage fees
which have fallen to county officials
under existing conditions, and to fur
Their desire to increase the debt of the
whole county for the benefit of Belle
Fourche, and require the Indebtedness
to be divided among the different
counties when division is finally Sc
cured. The new section expresses a
desire to create it's debts for its own
benefit, and if the general expression
is any indication division will be Ger.
tain.
Murdo and LIE Beau, through a vote
of their residents, have expressed
their intention of Incorporating under
the city organization laws of the state.
While nearly a thousand teachers
we're turned out at the September ex-
aminations. there is yet a shortage in
some of the counties. This is notable
in such counties as Lyman, which has
organized several new school dis
tricts the last year and needs new
teachers.