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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-10-03
CAN'T BE TOUCHED

In quality or pure mellow flavor by any
other brands Of liquors. We are vend.
orso the best and purest Rye Wits.
keys. both straight and blended. They
a<e msllowed BY age and are always in
splendid condition. There are none to
compare with them in exquisite flavor
and they are 80 pure that physicians
freely recommend them as tonics aud
builders-up Of rundown constitutions.
Prices are In accordance With the quail.
ity.
THE ELMORE BAR
cow. y. GODDARD, PR )P.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
STUART EN'HUSES
TAZEWElL AUDIENCE
Discusses National Issues With Vigor
and SimpE4ty-seores Point On
republicans.

TAZEWELL. VA, Get, 2S.-An en-
thusiastic meeting CT voters of this
county heard the address Of Henry
C. Stuart, Democratic candidate for
governor. who spoke in the court
house here yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Stuart arrived here from the
West and was met :: the train by a
ommittee OF twenty-five or more OF
the leading citizens Of the county,
and was escorted to the courthouse,
Mr.. Long. the general manager Of the
street railway company. having pro-
vided a special street car Tor the pur'
pose.
Mr.. Stuart discussed the national
issues with vigor ana simplicity. He
paid particular attention to the tarih
and the guarantee Of bank deposits,
stating that in regard to the latter
plank in the Democratic platform ne
had doubts until he learned tnat il
was first advanced by Chairman Fow'
Ter. OF the finance committee Of Con
srsss, which made him think serious
~ about it. and had concluded that
it was among the best pieces OF pro
posed legislation for the people. as
well rs the banks, that had been IN
corporated in the national platform
He spoke to large audience al
Graham last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Field, Of Los Angeles, Cal. with the
assistance, Of Frankland Holland. Oh
Bowers and Holland. attorneys OF
Los Angeles. attempted to leave
stanton with the boy, thirteen years
old. whose father had placed him I'D
the stanton Military Academy.
The failure at kidnapping was due
to the health authorities. who disco''
cred that the boy had measles. Inc
order OF the California court giving
the mother custody OF the youth ex
cept on Saturdays and half OF the
holidays, was sustained. Inc
parents are divorced Field Is the
sen OF an ex-army officer. and APP
peared friendly 10 both parents ON the
stand. The decision of the court was
reached after q three days hearing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Government Is !pssdlng coss|ts'
ab|s Sum % Cutter At shiDya'd.
Rena,s uERE SEVERAL Weeks
General overhauIins and Extensive
Repairs Probably Viii Cost $4,000
Captain stuart to Pay on Crew.
Skinner TO Be rendered Dinner.

The revenue cutter Seminole
which arrived in port several days
ago. is at the shipyard for general
overhauling and extensive repairs. IT
Is understood that the work on the
vessel will cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000. although 70 information
concerning the extent OF the contract
could be secured from the gard ONCE
yesterday.
Saturday Collector OF Customs J. L.
e. Stuart, acting In his new capacity
as a paymasier for the revenue cutter
service, will pay of the crew Of the
cutter. Several thousand dollars WI!
be paid out. 1t was expected that the
paying-off would occur Monday. bat
1t was postponed until Saturday.
Mr.. w. S. Upshur, representing
the board of directors of the Chamber
OF Commerce. will entertain the cap
tain Of the Seminole and Collector
Stuart. at dinner one day this week
The chamber was largely responsible
for the designating Of this port as
pay station for the revenue cutter SER
vice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Nm ID, lsl d Hsaf
kA District Atsrisg fahsy. /
ssJs Of cllPnII DISCUSSED
NIsitee Dsvotes Considerable After
/ don 10 the Tariff Questioh-Hon.
John 3. WIss to Answer Congress.
man Jones' Address.

In spite Of the wind and rain storm
fairly good crowd gathered at Roseh'
haun,'s hall last night to attend the
meeting Of the TaftSherman-Wise
Club and hear an address by Mr..
Robert H. Talley, Of Norfolk. assist
ant United States district attorney.
Mr.. Talley spoke Interestingly. dis
Guessing the principal issues Of the
campaign. He dwslt at some length
upon the tarif, contending that the
protective system has been RESPONSE
BILE for the upbuilding Of the indus
tries OF this country. and comparing
the wealth Of the United States with
that Of other countries in which the
protective principle Is not maintained.
Messrs. w. s. UpEhur. J. P. Fraley
and william McCollnm spoke briefly
after Mr.. Talley concluded.
( Before the club adjourned 1t was
announced that Hon. john s. Wise.
of New York. would speak at the
Academy Of Music Friday night. IL
WA stated that Mr.. Wise would reply
10 the address delivered by Congress
man william A. Jones at the Academy
last week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
AT THE ACADEMY

Drawing a driving. drenchng wind
and rain storm, large audience
gathered at he Academy Of Music
last night to see The Red MILL ana
the people seemed TO enjoy the com
edy all the more because the roar
and patter of the wind and rain could
be heard after they were comforta-
tsy housed.
THE Red Mill" is musical come
DIV by Henry Blossom and Victor Her
bert and while 1t may not have addea
greatly to the fame Of either the au-
thor or composer, 1t Is thoroughly en-
joyable. There Is something Of a
plot, the lines are bright and the
characters interesting, and Mr.. Her
bert has provided an airy. appearing
score. The staging Is excellent. aHo
the costumes pretty.
The clever company is headed by
Joseph Whitehead and Neil Mcneil
Misses Anna McNabb. Sadie Kirby
and Margaret Frey. and Messrs. W.
n. Brown, Fred w. Huntley. Milton
Dawson, Fred MCGEE and Maurice La
Yigne. The work of Messrs. White
head and Mcneil. in the Montgomery
and Stone parts, and the dainty dane
ing of Miss McNabb were the lea
lures of the performance.
There are no very good voices,
but the entire company Is capable
and a well drilled chorus is supple
mented by six fetching little Dutch
Kiddies."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
PROBLEM IN MARKING
CONFEDERATE GRAVES
Congress- VIII Have to Change Law
Railroad Company Removed Dead
and Ob.,terated ident.tt.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press).
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. "a
General w. c. Oates, of Alabama, VINO
Is superinteEf' the marking OF the
graves Of Cor: dera,e soldiers, VINO
died in Federal prisons, called on the
President today and tod him or inc
progress OF the work. Tie said 'ha'
Of the 100000 appropriated by Con
gress $4,000 had been expended.
One matter brought to the Presi-
dents attention was that the law
provided for simple white marpie
heads,ones like those in Arlington
National Cemetery. ard in this re-
spect in some cases, it was impossl-
BILE to carry out the law.
Railroad Wasn't Particular.
One instance was at Indianapolis
where 1920 Confederate prisoners
were buried and aftcrward taken up
by railroad company which wanted
to use the ground. This company
had been given PERMISSION to remove
the lodies. and in reiNterring them.
all had been placed in an acre OF
ground in Greenlawn Cemetery. In
many cases more than one IN
grave. There was nothing 10 lNdf
cate who the soldiers were. Therefore
they cannot be marEed individually
1t Is General Ocats' intention to
mark these graves with shaft OF
white marble bearing the name OF
each of the soldiers buried there, bui
this cannot be done without chang
ing the law. MT Oates said there
were many similar ins: ances through
out the country, but the work was
progressing favorably.
At Columbus. Ohio, where 2,26o
Confederates died at Camp Chase, the
graves have all been carefully mark
ed. In all. $4,000 Confederate SOL
diers died in Federal prisons and
were buried at different points from
Boston to Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
DEADMAN-JOYNES.
Young Couple Surprise Their Friends
leave For Denver.

Leave For Denver.
Mr.. Charles r. Deadman and MISS
Effie Joyncs, daughter Of Mr.. Edward
W. Joynes, were quietly married yes
terday morning at o'clock by Kew.
J. T. Riddick. pastor Of the SECOND
Baptist church. at the minister's
home. Only Miss Rudd Joyn.s, the
brides sister. and Messrs. Clarence
Noteworthy and Charles Marshall
witnessed the ceremony.
Mr., and Mrs. Deadman boarded the
10: 10 Chesapeake & Ohio train for
the West, on their way to Denver
Col. where Mr.. Deadnond will go into
business.
The wedding was great surprise
to most Of the friends of The young
couple. It was known that MI.
Deadmond expected to leave yester-
day for Denver, but the wedding plan
had been kept secret.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

We oTsr one Huns-~d DoJsfs Eewrf ~
J CHsXEY a CO., ro'eio. o.
NC ,h. undc-,igp-d. have L "Sn ?. J.
cae..y fo' TIRE I.<, & wears sna t$i,cse hin
perfectly hmoorshI- IN on bus.sc~. tssrssc:Ion.
sni arsr~i.rly able % carry sus sHy "s'sss
tioo. male ny ni. srm.
w.rrT<G E.Sxas a hsrvIS-
wh,l--s'c Drrgs,-ss, To'rfo, u
HsTs cstssrs Cur~ V taken inter si's, sr''Iaa
dI'cc;'y ufoa The |IssSi AMI n.s.rycs ssHscsso ~
the -stcrn Tessi-aonilss scss f-rs rfies NC
- t-~Isl~. Sod ~ at ssuezrs~ssI
Tsts HaTs fsmIIy riiis fos consurssien'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
coNNERs IS CONFIDENT.
BRYAN and chanier Both Sure Of New
York state.
(By Associated Press,


(By Associated Press1
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-William }.
Corners chairman OF the Democratic
state committee. gave out the foiiow'
ting statement tonight:
Il am as thoroughly confident that
BRYAN and Chanler will carry the
state o. New York q am that eiec'
ton day ~ill come next Tuesday. my
confidence Is based on o compete
canvass Of the state. and on detaiieu
re2orts l have received this week
from every Democratic state commit
teeman. county chairman and prom''
nent party leader.
These reports show that the lanor
vote Of this state is practically soma
for both the national and state TICK
cts.
We will mere than hold our own
among the business men and ali signs
point to IN increase In The Democra'
tic vote in the rural communities.
an in possession Of estimates from
every county in the state. based upon
existing conditions. and L! thoroushl!
believe that the Republican nat'onai
ticket will have less than $1,000 p'ur
aJitv outside Of Greater New YORK
and the Republican state ticket less
than $1,000. -,
"Bryan's plurality In the state VII
he more than 4a.0c0 and Chanier
not less than 100000. These figares
are conservative. Lieutenant Cover
nor ChanIcr has made strenuous and
winning campaign.
Mr.. BTyan's visit to the state o.
New York has been productive OF I'm
mcnsc gccd 10 the party. lie has
made a profound impression and We
are maRy thousand votes stronge'
than when he began his tour OF tht
state on Saturday last
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
OFFICERS FOR ELECTION HERE

Usktorai Board Names Judges and
Clerks 10 Serve Tuesday.
The electoral board has elected the
following officers to conduct the gen.
eral election here next Tuesday.
First ward-Judges. J. w. Godsey'
H w. Huffman and c. o. Pugh;
clerks, T. A. Fowler and G. l.. Smith
IS Second ward-Judges. M. r. Pland
r. l.! Cosby and Thomas Chaunsey
1clerks, C. r. Fellows and Fred
Biv'ns.
Third ward-Judges. w. b. Spencer
". L. Cooke and J. w. Hester: clerks
]. H. Read and M. c. Weaver.
Fourth ward-Judges, Thomas New
man, c. r. Hoskins and ]. F. Neiral;
clerks, H. F. PluhI"r and Z. =
Heath. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
RsvoLurioNisT RELEASED.
IL Out on heavy Bonc-Sends Thanks
to Americans.
INV Associated PresS.b

(By Associated PresS.D
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2S.-After
an Imprisonment Of II months and
s days, Nicholas Tschaikovisky. the
Russian revolutionist. was released
this afternoon on s25.00a bond pend
ing trial. Tonight ne is spending a
happy evening with his family ara IN
innate friends. He remains under
police surveillance and will therefore
be unable to go abroad Immediately
as he expected. Authorization how
ever. has been granted him 70 visit
his aged mother in kazan province
ard he hopes later to be allowed 10
return to. Er gland.
The rigors Of prison life have ap-
parently made little impression upon
his physical AID mental condition. AZ
ter his release he dictated the follow
ing statement:
Expresses Gratitude.
~ am deeply touched at the mes,
sages Of sympathy which have reached
me time ard time again from my
American friends. These show that
the world has not forgotten NE dur
ing nv long imprisonment. I realize
tina; this sympathy Is more for my
country and the cacse than ror my
self. but I rejoice that have fur
a,shca the occasion for such a man
Hesitation OF pubic interest in Rus
sian liberalism as cvid' fceS. by 'frt'
petiticrs for nv release. r,Ssv.
that ! shall be unable to VISIT Amen
ca before nv trial. but hope sfie'
that 10 return and thank my friends
, in a more adequate ard q mere direct
manner
! N. Tschaikovisky does not aitemp;
10 concesI the fact that he Is q mem
her Of the Reyciutioaists, but denies
4 any criminal activity during his stay
! IT, Russia. The most scTious charge
| against him Is that h. was AZ the
terrorist convention IN Finland al
! which a decision to asSas;natc En-
pcror Nicholas was taken, bu'
.Tschaikovisky has already proiuced
proofs that he was in America AT the
time
( Psniing his trial he viii cont'nI'
BIS literary work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
VicIsted Pure Feed Lac.

In the TGlice court yesterday MIS-
Louise FTicd!and. who keeps =
grocery store ard butcher shop AZ
Jefferson avcEue and Twen'y-thfrd
street. was Gued SO and costs tor
violating the pure food ias. The
was made upo. Information
furnished Mr.. g. A. Lenz. member
CT the health board. by Charles Young.
n negro. The negro borrht from
Mrs. Fricdiand's store three hogs
brad. which were in q dccomposcd
condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
weuid Mortgage TIVE FAR,

A farmer on Rurai Route :. Empire,
Ca. W. a. Floyd by name. says:
~gucklca's Africa Seize cured the
two worst sores I ever saw: one en-
nv hard ard one OF my log. II Is
worth more than its weight In gold.
Z would not re ~Ehort !! 4 had -
risr:Ease the FIRM to get - DULY
&c III all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Annoy Horrors Lee.
(By Associated Press).

;
Annoy. Oct. 2S.-ln 1898 a slip OF
ayy from General Lees grave was
planted in the grounds Of the Annoy
Club, and today bronze tablet was
ret In an adiacant rock by American
residents Of Annoy. The tablet Is in
scrihei: "This Ivy was taken from
the grave Of General Robert E. Lee
and planted by Vice Consul CARING
ten in 1885,"
Captain James H. Reeves. the
American military attache at Pekins,
and the Taotais, Taso Wong and L.
delega.ed by viceroy TWAIN Fang. OF
Nankins. arrived here today to At
tend the reception to the American
battleship feet.
The supply ship Culsoa put out to
era today to communicate with the
Feet BY wireless teiegraphy! Sne
Win return tomorrow morning.
coeeratulstions to Fleet.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 2s.-kwan Fang
the viceroy Of Marking, as well as
. number Of other vicercys and local
governors, have sent cordial teie'
grams OF welcome TO Rear Admiral
Emory. the commander Of the second
division Of the American battlesbip
neet. The Chinese press association
Of Shanghai also has sent a message
q greeting. Much importance Is a.
tsched here to the coming OF thu
American battleshipe-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Italian Steamer L!tel,ed.

NORFOLK. VA Cc'. ZS---'r me
Federal court today the itaiiaH
steamer Ic.a Bsitea was ,iteiisd by
Felix Solomon 4 Company. Nv YORK.
for S2.sso on the charge TIN; a sa.2-
rac.i Of SO bsies Of jute ta-r NJ tn.
loaded AZ Baltimore was dATasca
tnrossh careless handling NJ fhe
ships crew. The steamer ave sure
" bond aad s=iled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
VIII Challenge Cornell.
(By Associated Press.)

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Oct. zs.-It was
learned here today that the nara!
academy rowing authorities have de-
tsrnined TO challenge Cornell for a
svo car race on the Severn next
spring. The m:ashipmcn branchcd
ct hast year when they took on Har'
ward for q race. and this determine
'sSos 10 row Cornell. . regular entrar'
q Puughkeepsie !or four miles. IS
anken to indicate that all hope oi
a-sAing . navy crew TO the big event
= the Hudson In 1909 has been
ehaodoued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
MOTHER oeTs CUSTODY.
Court a Stanton S0ssxns oed SION
Of California Trievnsl.
Especial 70 the Daily PresSD.

STANTON. VA. Oc'. 2s-Thc
corporation cnurt IN this CITY today
allowed TO Mrs. FieiIs the custody o'
her son. Frederick Seymour. tho SD
sa,ional kidnapping % whom created
intcrcs, all os.r .his state On sun
day morning October Is, Ms. MAJ T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Mrs. John A. Young. who has been
visiting in this city, has returned 10
her home in Desoigh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
FOOTBALL

At AnuapoIis-Navy II: George
Washington University q
At Ccirmbia. s. C.-pavtdson H.
Clemson ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Police ofiecr Samuel q. Pearson
xhc has scvr quite ~ AZ his home
In Fast End for several weeks. r.
sbgs to be cot again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

nv WIN ssu come Dear ono Oh
~ ssasfy dses before you hay a
1wr>rry Ios When they sse going go
~aen,e Tshe a hors on and buy "
- NEWPORT NEN.s GENE
9ExY @, 36si wassinseon sssmae'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Miss Agnes Gilbert. who has been
very Ill with typhoid fever, Is very
much improved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Miss Eva Chandler. who has been
visiting in Richmond and Clifton
Forge for several weeks. has returned
TO her home In this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
Nad . close Can.

!. Ur2 Ada L. Groom the widely
nDOxu proprietor Of the Groom Hotei:
Vnnxhsn. Miss, says: For several
~, I suffered with severe
- md consumption seemed to
Hnve ifs erip On ne, when q frien!
W1upesded Or. Kings New Dis
euvsry. ] BEGAN taking u. and three
&uosSee sfYectsd . compete cu!e.
- sspe Il this n!e saving cough
- coed rcuedy. and lung and throa,
Hocler h world vidc. Sold :; al
nEurIssss. sec md $l.eo. Trial bot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Mrs. Edward Bryant. of York conn-
ty, Is visiting relatives In the city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
PIERCE VIII GO.
Masnate Will Obey Mandate Of Unit
ed States Supreme Court.
lBy Associated Pr ss.)

IBy Associated Prsss.)
AUSTIN. TEXAS. Oct. 2s.-Henry
Clay Pierce Is coming hack to Texas
to answe. the indictment against him
In this county charging him with false
swearing.
Governor Campbell vas today advis
cd ~ Judge farciey, og st. Louis
who represented that state at the
cd by Judge barclay. Of 81. Louis
- - A~lN>ifl ,;cr;sses e
stand trial.
Price is now at his summer home in
Massachusetts, The case VIII De
called before Judge Calhoun OF the
Fffty-,hird district court. but II Is
e,iden, that AIT rHor, will be made to
get a change of venue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Miss Gertrude Ring. who has been
visiting in Richmond, has returned u
her home In this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

Mr.. George Kraemer. OF this city
is visiting In Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29
SociaI-PeEsonal

l tSsssasS>>ss'->r~>-
Miss Eva Chandler. who has been
visiting In Richmond and Clifton
Forge for several weeks. has returhea
to her home In this city.
Mrs. John A. Young. who has been
visiting In this city, has returned 70
her home In Des3igh.
Mrs. Edward Bryant. OF YORK cohh-
~, Is visiting relatives In the city,
Miss Agnes Gilbert. who has been
very Ill with typhoid fever, Is very
much improved.
Mr., George Kraemer. Of this city,
is visiting in Boston.
Miss Gertrude Ring. who has been
visiting IN Richmond, has returned to
her home In this city.
MIR. Ned Clark. who has been visit
ing friends in Richmond, has return
co ~ HIS houe III tH's S'''
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Holt. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Hollis par
ents, Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Her
bert. in Fairfax county. have returned
to their home In this city.
Mrs, J. c. Thomas. who has been
visiting Mrs. c. V. Lewe!lyh, at
Back River. has returned to hef
home.
Miss Fannie Curtis, who has been
the guest of Mrs. F.. W. Miistead In
this city. has returned to her home
In Lee Hall.
Miss Irma Baker. Of this city. is,
visiting relatives IN North Carolina.
Mrs. willard Bailey win entertain
the Friday afternoon Bridge Club
this week.
Mrs. H. B. Bailey entertained ut
cards yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Charles G. Bartlett.
The condition Of Mrs. Warren
Smith, who has been very i'll at her!
home for the past week. was reported
TO be slightly improved yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-29

MIR. Ned Clark. who has been visit
ing friends in Richmond. has return
ed to his home in this city.
Willmar tribune., 1908-10-21

is doing a fourishing business and
IS proof positive Of the good that
will come to the farmers by intelli-
gent cooperation. The rotation of
county commissionership among the
different townships Of the district
has always been strictly adhered to,
and as this was Kandiyohi's turn,
Mr.. Wicklund was approached by a
great many people of his town to
file for the place of county commits
sioner. This he finally decided to
do and, always having been strong
temperance man, he filed as pro-
hibitionist. He states, however,
that he never has voted straight
ticket, preferring to choose candi-
dates from the different parties
whom he thought were the best
men. The Tribune believes that
the people of the district will be
glad to avail themselves of the op-
portunity Of Mr.. Wicklunds' candi-
dacy and that he will prove valu-
able man on the county board.
Willmar tribune., 1908-10-21
- EVUK
=A.laz-kr #0%

Pennock, Oct. 19.-J. A. Norman
visited with his sons Frank and Alf
last week, returning to his home at
Buffalo, MINI. last Saturday.
N. Oman of WiIlmar spent a few
days at his farm last week.
Miss Berg Of Willmar spent Fri
day and Saturday with G. Haug's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Leslie came
back from Erdahl Tuesday, having
visited their daughter, Mrs. C. j.
Gillen, at that place.
Miss Edna Bergquist of La Bolt,
S. D., is visiting with her rela-
tives, the Lipdgren family, for a
couple of weeks.
J. P. Larson and G.. C. Haug
shipped two carloads of cattle and
hogs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergstrom spent
Friday and Saturday at Dassel, vis-
iting relatives and incidentally TAX
ing in the street fair.
A. O. Floren and Victor Berg
Willmar tribune., 1908-10-21

john Wicklund, prohibition can
didate for county commissioner in
the fifth district, is the eldest son
of the late Rev. E. P. Wicklund.
He was born in Taylors Falls,
Mimi. in 1857 and came with his
parents to this county in the year
1858-just fifty years ago this fall.
He has been a continuous resident
of the townships of Fahlun and Kan
diyohi all these years. He has
held many positions Of trust and is
well versed in public affairs. He
served as town supervisor in 1888
and as chairman of supervisors
from 1890 to 1894 and from 1914 to
date-more than ten years in all.
He served fifteen years as school
clerk and sixteen years as school
treasurer. In the year 1904 he took
a prominent part in the movement
for the farmers elevator at Kandi-
yohi. of which company he was
elected president and which posi-
tion he still holds. This enterprise