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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prletors have so much faith In it's cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure
Send for lists of testimonials. Address,
F.. j. Cheney, & Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
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GAINESVILLE

At twelve o'clock Friday noon Miss
Rose Hathorn and Rev B FL Hyden of
Buffalo, N Y, were married by the Rev
r M Vaughan at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Laban Fisher on Milton avenue.
While at work blowing with four
horse team, Henry Taylor narrowly es-
capped death or serious injury Tuesday
from bolt of lightning which struck
within ten feet Of the spot he was at
work on. All four horses were knocked
to the ground, and Taylor was dragged
over the pillow, severely injuring his side.
The shock was so violent that it was
some time before one of the horses was
able to rise. Mr. Taylor is confined to
his bed with his injuries. but felt no
shock from the lightning. The bolt dug
a large hole in the field where it struck.
Herman Topp, who is supporse to
have been hiding in the Evansville
marsh of late, drove to town Saturday
with his father and surrendered himself
to the police. Topp is wanted on the
charge of forgery and after being locked
up at the Jail he was later released on
bail and is now stopping with his sister
in the First ward. Topp is man about
% years of oge and has been living with
his father on a farm in the town Of Cen
ter, just west of G @ Fishers place and
between Fellows station and Leyden.
It is alleged that during the past few
months he speculated heavily in live
stock on falling market, and gave
number of parties checks on the Grange
bank at Evansville without having any.
deposit there to meet said orders.
The preliminaries with the govern .
ment at Washington have been com
pleted. John Peters and Joseph Hayes
of the contracting firm of Hayes Bros &
Peters will depart tomorrow for Bel
efourche, S D, where operations on the
big irrigation dam are to be at once
commenced The outfit owned by the
bankrupt contractors will be turned over
to the local men. 1t includes six loco
motives, 105 head of horses. four traction
engines, machine shops, a store, grading
implements, camp furniture and two
1900 foot artesian wells. Ii the work is
completed within three years time the
GAINESVILLE men will receive in addition
to the contract price $4,000 bonus of
fered by the National Surety Co of New
York, which backed the original con-
tractors.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
Albion Prairie

Spring work has commenced and the
farmers are very busy.
Clark Pierce is spending few weeks
on his farm in South Dakota.
Mrs MADISON and Mrs L Marsden were
GAINESVILLE visitors last Thursday.
Mrs G w Stark of Sun Prairie is visit
ing relatives here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Spike of Edgerton are
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs S
Hall.
Mr. and Mrs James Craig visited their
daughter, Mrs Flom, at Stoughton Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
Milton

A meeting was held at the S D B
church Sunday at which unanimous
call was extended to Rev A j G Bond of
Nile, n Y, to the pastorate of the local
church 1t was also voted by the meet
ing to grade and curb the church lawn.
] G. Bartholf is now editor OF Vicks
Magazine, Dansville, N Y. Mr. Bartholf
began his editorial career as editor of
the local paper in Milton many years ago
and made the most successful paper
ever published here. A peculiar COIN
cidence is that G B Hull, who is adver-
Using manager of Vick's, was at one
time associated with Mr. Bartholf In the
newspaper business here; that they oc-
cupied about the same relative positions
they now do, and that both began their
newspaper careers here.
Lavantia G Burdick, eldest daughter
of Thompson and Nancy Burdick, was
born in Pompy, Onondaga county, N Y,
Jan 26, 1929, and died at her home In
Milton Junction, Wis, April 2, 1908. in
the 80th year of her age. In the strength
of her young womanhood she came with
other members of the family to Albion,
Wis, where they remained a number of
years. Ii was here that the father and
uuSuduu uieu Somo Ao years ago. ABOUT
five years thereafter the mother with
her daughters. Lavantia and Sarah, re
moved to Milton Junction, where they
spent the remainder of their earthly
lives. As the mother and sister Sarah
died several years ago. Lavantia has
since lived a lonely life. With the ex-
ception of one winter which was spent
with the family of Nathan Kelly of Al
bion, she has remained in her home dur
ing these years.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
Rockdale

Sophia Jensen called on Mrs Reels
one day last week.
A Smithback and wife visited at l.
Olia's last Sunday.
G A johnson was in Chicago last
week buying new spring goods
Theo Tellefson had business in Madi-
son and Milwaukee last week.
L Altman, our cigarmaker, transacted
business in Edgerton last Friday.
Hans Volneberg will be at Henry
Reels barber shop every Saturday.
G A johnson and family spent Sun
day with Hans Volneberg at Hillside.
Howard Saunders of Amos was in
town Monday evening with his automo-
bile.
Nels Lein and wife have settled in the
house recently vacated by Andrew Mel
son.
The warehouse here has enough to-
bacco to last the balance of this month
asserting.
Charles Hallett, wife and daughter
Margaret spent last Saturday at Fort
Atkinson.
Mrs T. Ola and Mrs Oscar Anderson
were In Fort Atkinson on business last
Saturday.
Mr. Keller is at the store of A @ Tel
lefson & Bro with full line of ladies'
trimmed hats.
Mr. ann Mrs o A Herried and Mr. and
Mrs John Rusch were entertained by G
A Tellefson and wife last Sunday.
Nels Lein has taken possession of the
meat market recently purchased of A @
Tellefson & Bro. Mr. Lein is reliable
young man and is deserving of a good
patronage.
Emil Herried is home from Fort At
kinson where he has been employed in a
meat market the past month. He now
goes to Milwaukee where he has posi-
tion as travelling salesman for the Plank
ington Packing Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
Cambridge

Ludwig Haakenstad sold his acre
crop of tobacco last Monday, receiving
81s&21sc for same.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs Marget Lund, on Wednesday after
daughter, Agnes Janet, to DR. Charles r
performed by Rev F G Boiler at 3 o'clock
in the presence of only immediate rela-
tives.
At the meeting of the Business Mems
association Tuesday evening. preliminary
action was taken for Homecoming and
harvest festival, to be held here the COM
ing summer. The dates for the big
event were fixed for Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August Ii, II and ID.
A general committee, composed of Or G
E Bilstad, Franklin Gould and j Il
Townsend, was appointed.
At the village election last Tuesday
there was no lack of candidates for the
different village Offices, there being five
candidates in the field and these con-
tanned large enough variety of names
to select from to satisfy the most critical
voter President Ell Townsend; Trus-
-tees-Wm Gallman, Fred Lohmaier,
A Holt; Clerk-OJ Olson; Treasurer
C e WILDER; Supervisor "A j Allen;
Constable G Bilstad On the tenn
perance question the village again went
against license by vote of rs to 81.
This was accomplished by hard fight
on the part of the temperance people.
Gunder Halverson, we'll known farm
er of Pleasant Springs, while apparently
in the very best of health, was stricken
with apoplexy on Thursday afternoon,
March 26, and died the same evening.
Mr. Halverson was in attendance at an
auction sale on the John Rue place near
Utica when he suffered the stroke. He
was unable to converse with those about
him until after being brought to his own
home a mile and half south of Utica.
The deceased was born in Telemarken,
Norway, 1885, and came to Wisconsin in
1861, He enlisted at Menomonie the
next year and served ia the Fifth Wis
Vol Inf until July, 1864, when he suffer
ed a sunstroke at the battle of Gettys-
berg and was honorably discharged. He
returned to Wisconsin and engaged in
farming in the town of Pleasant Springs
In the year of 1869 he was married to
Miss Betsy Holton. He leaves wife,
four sons and two daughters to mourn
his sudden death.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17
Evansville

Geise Mihills left for GAINESVILLE Sun
day evening" where he went to take the
position of under sheriff at the county
jail He recently received the appoint
ment for that position through Sheriff
Fisher.
Saturday, April 4, was the twentieth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs AL
bert Dixon, and invitations we're sent to
some As of their friends to assist in
proper observance of the event, and at
the same time enjoy pleasant evening.
Clarence Baker arrived here Friday
from California, where he has been dur
ing the winter months. He will remain
in this city about two months and then
return to the coast where he intends to
permanently reside.
On July l, Ell Ell Hile takes possession
of new hotel which is being erected in
Madison on the corner of Franklin and
and Wilson streets, near the st Paul line
OF railway. The hotel is nearing COM
pletion and when finished will represent
an OUTLAY of some fifty thousand dollars.
Our neighboring town of Brooklyn
was visited by fire last Wednesday
evening which totally destroyed the
hardware store owned by the Lynch
DTOS Uub OCCuPlO0 Wy WIG Ia IL "a &A0uAAo
& Evans, who are operating a general
hardware business. How the fire started
is not definitely known, but is supposed
to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion from the barrels of oil 10
Gated near the basement stairway The
first indication of fire was discovered at
11:30 and all the assistance that could
be done by the local fire department
was unavailing and the building with
contents was soon destroyed. The heavy
cement walls of the building afforded
strong protection for the adjoining build
ings, and, save scorching, were unin-
iured. The building was new one and
an insurance of $4,000 was carried, rep
resenting about one-t third Of the original
cost. A small insurance was carried on
the stock, and the total loss on this will
be heavy on the new firm. Brooklyn
seems to be afflicted with the mania for
fires, and the why's and wherefores no
one is able to satisfactorily explain. 1t
is not yet known whether the new firm
will start up again or not
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17

1t has set the whole world a-thinking
Upon it all doctors, as one, agree;
The tonic all your friends are taking is,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. G.. Atwell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17

Possesses marvellous curative pow
ers. removes all disorders, makes health,
strength and flesh. After taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea you'll realize
the wonderful good it does. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets.-W. Ct. Atwell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-17

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails to tone the stomach, purify
the blood, regulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels. The greatest spring tonic,
makes and keeps you well. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets.-.W. G.. Atwell
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-14
Kraiane pOzOr!

Timto oznamnji vsem krajandm,
ktefi by chteli 81 poiistiti dobrou
budoucnost, ze isem obdrzel jedna-
teistyi pozemi<ha iefiifetn ne
lepsfch okres6 We statu Texas. Ta-
to krajina Sc hodf vyhradne ku pc
stovanf ovoce vseho druhu, zvlaste
oranza, eitrona fika kterAz pfina-
si vytezek ten nejlepa. Tyto po-
zemky isou rozdeleny mensich ku-
sech od 10 akra a vice a koupf Sc
nynf ga cenu velrni nizkou. anto se
taato taatto isra kraj jiiil ina vyrovna California 3
Jest mnohem blfze vychodnich trhi.
vypravy ma prohlidku pozemkd
kazde /. a 3. htery mesici. Jizd-
ne 1890.
@ blizsi podrobnosti obrafte Sc a.
neb dopiste ma 29-tf
A. Il. SLECHTA,
265 Nugent ST., st. Paul, Minn.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-14

Starry osadnik zdeisl, pan .Jo-
=s M l R;sl hsass;:ssii M sa!s;si lis ees ee 6 &c
chysta sc v pfistich dnech ma cestu
do Czech. Vyjede ze st. Paul pfisti
stfedu dine 20. New Yorku W.
jizdGti bude sobotn dne 23. V ka-
juts ffraIIl,lIrskee lode Pretoria. Pretoria CCe- CCe-
stu vyjednal ii prostfednictyim p..
j. Rosickyho, 509-511 SO. 18th
Str, Omaha, Neb. Pan Risl hodla
nepeehyhna Cechaeh zastafi q al
&c doufa, ze tam oba. iak on sam,
TAX jeho manzeIka, budou ttsiti Sc
lepsimu zdravi. Pfejeme panu Ri
slovi sfastnou cestu a splneni jeho
oCrkavanf.
~ Nejlepsi doba ku stavbe je
ia, kdyz mdzete se dohodnouti ma
cenach dfivi. Pfijdte k nam q my
yam uAettime penize ma vseho drufu
dffyi. Name tfi ohrady dfivfm.
Albert j. Zachar je nasim fiditc-
lem v els. 730 zap. 7. ul Telefon
Main 1859 J2, st. Paul Wreckinp
q 4 Lumber lumber Go Go. 22-tf
r Max Albert, II rokn starry, Ia
zsa5s bss N III % ;s,ss, kss sshs
raj se cd holice ma Chestnut zap
I. I'll. d tax tezce zranen, ze stav le.
ho skyta male nadeie ma uzdrayeni
Nehoda uddla IL kratce pred 0. ho'
dinou ve6erni poraneny nese ns
nj sam fliayni vinu, nes,ot Iak *
udava, ehtel hlt rychle holirne Q
holen In pfiGinou nayst6vy divadl'
foilu vpcrra a ueiHi, zr unusi ro iirJ
vice specnaTI. TIlvaE teHTD HeIuvU
ill mu dtati nalezite opatrnosti
stall se mu osudnym.
Prodej farmdrskgch konf.
Barrett & Zimmerman, obchodni
I'll velkeho konsktho trhn Midway
yeIky prodej drazbe kazdou sire
du. X prodeii kazdodenns cd 300 d
900 konl jakehokoli druhu. Potfe
bnjete-li jednoho aneb celon kar
koni. navstivte velky konsky trh
Midway, st. Paul, Minn. 20-tf
s hsio ciitesi by 4 p1divati t!c =
Paul beIiem vcikdho siezdu svobod
nsch zednafi, jenz zde bude odbS
van od II. do Is. cerycncc, muze
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-14
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. <

tyz cas obdrzeti okruzni jizdni IL
sss.sls ssss.ls pc Pc haeh !rahaeh - - ! rs.l eeatn % 20
mill. Osekava Sc, he m6sto hllde ho-
stiti bthem sjezdu ma 10000 zedna-
I'll ieiich rodinami.
Povoleni k snatku 81 vyzvedli
j IIsoe;;ssiiss IIoe;;ssiiss II IHIerosfiff RI,ese JIellinek.
n State lSdrings Bank (statnf
spofitelm banka) V elsie 93 vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucinene pred
s. dnem mesice Ceryna tohoto roku
ponesou hroky po I m6sicd do L.
ledna 1909. Spofitelni ucet teto
bance zajisfuje neien naprostou
bezpetnost, ale zaroven pobada ku
setrnosti ukladani malfch obnosil
kdykoli jest tax mono. Banka jest
oteyfena b6hem obvyklych bankov-
mich hodin a pondeli vecer cd 6
do iiosiiin. tGrrot & rotk vilffitdG vikllffitdii 8 8 d
| pill procent. 19-tf
r Sbor Cesko-Americkeho Soko-
la bude zastoupen ma sjezdu Narod-
nj Jednoty sokolske, odbyvanem '
;;ss:lssssseii III lSsssssesii ~ sssFesnssas esssas Detnoit, Mich
Va vyslance do siezdn byl jedno-
fsiassss zvuisrr Ti5ifeiTif Gi X d cv visite
sboru sok. KareI kolaffk. Ia pod.
lnaGelnika sboru byl zvolen ma mistt
Iodcestovaleho sok. Fr. Fritze soko
Jan KadIec. Pine pfipravy jsou ko
many ku 6tvrtemu vefejnemu cvite
mi nj, jez budie sc poFadati nedGl
odpoledne 81. kv6tna sini CsPS
| IyeFejne vystoupeni nasich sokollku
sokuit.k zartya tszio ttszziiso &c II; @zs.Y IL sel
IKE obiihe nasc1o ubecensrva prot'
lie otekavati, he tens5isras tenss55issTr.assss 5;ssta! b;sta
| liieast 90 MONA neivGtsi.
sw Potfcbujete-li natfeni ne
barveni domd, yylepcni pokojd, fla
droyani (graining) aneb jakykoli'
druh ynitFnich a venkovnich prac
ku ozdobG vasieh domn, poslouzin
ochotne. Kazda prdce zaru6ena N
pozadani se dojde vsady. Jose
Brouk, 69l Wabasha ul., st. Pau
Mimi. 27-tf
IN .Janem Kadlecem pfiiel y
. | to dny Il yislne jeho svakr p. JOSE
Olexa j rodinou. Pan Olexa je dt
! ikonaiym krejjsEoysiks55Tn niistrem a p
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-14

jenz ma grocerni obchod elsie 349
n. Smith ave. zalobkyne udava "a
pficinu rozvodu spatne ! nj nakla-
dani.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-14

dilel Sc Gimme narodnim zivot6 We
Vidni, kde, jak sc X nam vyslovil, |
mnoho Sc ia poslednf leta pozmeni-
10 lid celku stava Sc probudilej- |
Sim uvedomelejsim. Doufame, ze |
pan Olexa se zde trvale usadi Re v |
n4sa na;desne naj yydatnAhe 2inevnlka |!
v narodnfm nasem ptlsobeni.
= Jak jsme iiz minute oznami-
Ii, dosahli demokrati mestskych
volbach skveleho vitezstyi. zvoligse
neeiiens sssssalhse ssfis:aagseessa ma era y w a#Iera
ale bezmala vsechny navrzence ma
SVEN listku. Pouze do assembly
znovu zvolen republican Keller a
do mestske rady Corning a Mont
gomerv. Y nasledujicim podavame
pocet hlash odeyzdanych pro jedno-
tive kandidaty: Pro mayora ID. w.
Lawlera dem. 1900, McKibbena
rep. 1902. Pro mGstskeho poklad-
nika Otto Bremen dem. 1908. p.
Fl. Gotzian rep. 1913. Pro kontro-
lora Louis Betz dem. 1888, Will
+. Matiileis rep. 9,6S6. DO assembly
zvoleni demokrati tez velkymi vet
sinami. Zvoleni jsou nasledovni III.
q. Haas, Frank Yoerg, Dr. Il. FL.
Whitcomb, Chas. Kartak, James J.
Daily, Thos. J. Conroy, w. A. Ca
meron, VIM Powers. Lekarnfk Je-
fInek ukazaI So bytI siinym kandi-
datem "a radniho pate wardy, ale
ncvyhnutelne musel podlehnouti
] velk6 demokratieke vefsina a iinak
dobremu rekordu nynejsiho radnf-
no Otto Rohlanda. Ia smirci soudce
"a ceie mssto byli zvoieni IF. G. Pc
| terson dem. james Il. johnson re-
| publikan. Za konstebly "a cele me-
| sto zvoieni +. 6. fisouciier dem. d
I W. Fl. Miller rep.
Il xyeieboyari Ii 0znamovaei iiga,
| skladaifci se nejpfednejsich obta-
MI mesta, zahaiila pen6zni sbirky,
iichz vft6zku ma byti pouzito h
oznamovani mGsta st. Paul kru.
zich americke vefeinosti. Lfga pou-
kazuje ma to. ze mesto v posledniof
letech yykonalo mnoho dobrych We
LEI, jez slouzi ku cti kazdemu jeht
! obxanu 4 chloubou uyadf zasluz
ne podniky, jako mestske andito
!. rum. vystavGne nakladem $3.50, ,oo'
a Y. M. G. A. budovu, prave dosta
yoyanou nakladem 100000, jcz by
" sebrany dobrovolnymi pfispevk
: ob1anstya. Dalsi pochvalne zmink
!, z ;isasii;;s;e zsi;iasasiai;;ss;;e zzaa=eAen: elektrickehe
: svetleni "a DOLBY nocni, jez svo,
: yelkolepostf dochazi obdiyu vsec
z Itcizincii. zayitaysich do st. Paul. r
z vseobecny vzrist postup mesta
poslednich letech syedci 0 tilelsi
4 dsilovneisi praci tinnosti q ze !
3 1eIem Zvelebovaci a oznamoyaci
! nv ma blti stala snaha 0 rozsifov
I nj dobr6 pov6sti mesta domahal
! se vice podniki pramyslovych. Z
( pfedsevzaty dkol ligy zasluhu
: podpory kazdeho obyvatele NEST
nebot Jen spoiecnym pusopeiiiiIi
: jednanim lie se naditi skveiycii Y
! sledki. Kapitalista L. F. Or
& war ge nabidl zapociti sc staybt
4 noyeho hotelu nakladem jednol
4 milionu dolari, kdyz "a tim heele
! bnde mu poskytnuto zdarma mis-
! ku stavbe. Obchodni klub doufa n
\ bidce pfijfti vstfic novy hotel b
: by vystavcn ma miste stareho Nln
! sor hotelu, kterezto misto bylo nzn
7 no "a nejyhodnejsi. Potfeba velk
z no moderniho hotelu jest zde POI
z fovana nejen b6hem odbSvani Y
@lkfch sjezdi, ale tez behem letni {
Z by, kdy ma tisice yyletnikn SC y
, 1908-09-30
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Jose Roderingo and Domingo Badil-
la were found guilty by a jury in the
district court last night of entering a
house with intent to commit robbery
and will be sentenced later.
The motion in the case of Harry
Monroe to dismiss the prosecution was
overruled and a motion to postpone
the case, and the hearing was set for
November 9, to which date the jury
was excused.
F. Il. Anderson today rendered his
resignation as a registry agent in the
Second ward, in the basement of the
German church, and Leslie Miller was
named in his stead. All the registry
agents have qualified and taken the
oath of Office. The registration will
begin on the 9Th.
A United States patent to Luella M.
Cole, dated December 2, 1907, for 800
acres in sections Z and s, township 26,
range rs, was filed for record today.
William and Mary Mckay today sold
to James c. Coolican, for 81 the south
% feet OF lot 81 and the north 20 feet
of lot %, block PA.
Judge Carpenter will go to Cheyenne
perhaps Friday, and the convicted pris-
oners in the county jail will not be
sentenced until his return.
, 1908-09-30
PARAGRAPHS

NJ. ]. Barry is in the city from
Cheyenne.
Father Cummiskey returned from
Cheyenne today.
H. A. Robinson Is here from Fort
Collins and will probably return home
tomorrow. !.
Prof. and Mrs. L. B. McWethy have
taken up their residence at 609 Sheri-
dan street.
Mrs. c. @. Carlisle and little daugh-
ter came from Cheyenne today n
will visit at the F. w. Lee residence.
WI. Kelly and John Erwin left to-
day for the Jackson Hole country TO
hunt big game for the next two weeks.
Jack sarvis. chief clerk at the roll
ing mills, Is expected tonight from
the northern part of the state, where
he has been visiting.
Mrs. John w. Ernest returned to-
day from Belviiere, South Dakota. Mr..
Ernest will remain for some time yet,
looking after his ranch interests.
, 1908-09-30
E MENTIONED.
A little wind today.
A beautiful day today.


A little wind today.
A beautiful day today.
Bellamy & Son. the engineers.
A new month will begin tomorrow.
Automobile meeting tomorrow night.
The bank barometer today marked
1894.
The republican candidates will meet
again tonight and select a new county
committee.
The Benedict club has arranged to
give a social dance at North Star hall
on the night of october 9th.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
will meet at 3 o'clock on October l,
with Mrs. John Baillie, 500 south Third
street.
DR.. H. E. McCollum will decline the
republican nomination for county cor
oner. The new committee will fill the
vacancy.
, 1908-09-30
WEATHER REPORT
FROM THE UNIVERSITY.

Frank A. Smith, observer at the uni
yersity weather station. gives the fol
lowing figures for twenty-four hours
ending at noon today. az recorded ny
the instruments in the office of the
experiment station at the university:
Maximum temperature, SIS degrees.
Minimum temperature, 35 degrees
Barometer, 23.167.
Total wind. 374 miles; prevailing d.
rection, southwest.
Maximum velocity. southwest, %
miles an hour at IL a. m.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
Dew point, % degrees.
, 1908-09-30
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
CUSTER STREET HOUSE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Spence late yester-
day afternoon awarded TO the w. H.
Holiday company the contract for the
erection of a cottage on their lot at
the corner of Fifth and Custer. to be a
modern four-room building, with bath,
pantry, kitchen and other adjuncts.
The house will not occupy the whole Of
the lot, leaving room for another one
later at the street corner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence will occupy the new house
themselves during their stay in the
city. renting it at other times.
, 1908-09-30
FIELD CLASSES STOLEN
FROM RANCH HOUSE,

A. NJ. Goode of Red Buttes reported
to the sheriff and marshal today the
theft OF a pair Of fine field glasses
from M Of the houses on his ranch
a week ago Sunday. A hired man
had left the glasses in the house and
while he was away on a brief errand
the glasses were stolen. 1t is believed
the thief went east from the ranch.
, 1908-09-30
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Federal Court at San Francisco
Against Southern Pacific.

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 30
Judges Ross, Morrow and Gilbert, in
the United States circnit court today,
decided against the application of the
Southern Pacific company for an iu-
junction against the interstate COM
merce commission to prevent the put
ting into effect of the reduced rate on
rough lumber shipments to San Fran
cisco from the northwest. The decis-
ion Is in favor Of the government.