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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16

depended upon to sit down hard on
trusts In such an event, what a
squashing out at the sides there
would be among the trusts. r.
The Herald acknowledges with
| thanks, the receipt of tickets for
the Northern Montana Fair, which is
to meet at Great Falls September q
| to Is. The management have arrang-
ed an elaborate program, of racing,
exhibits, etc, an outline of which is
printed on page one.
| The Montana State Press Associa-
tion will meet III Helena. October l.
2, 3, An attractive program of the a.
tendent exercises has been issued,
and a glance thru it would indica e
that the bunch intend to fully main
tain their reputation as promoters
of Interesting and enjoyable gather
ings.
The Herald Is informed hat an Of
fetal of the G.. n. Was down at The
shops recently. extending the cam
raign hand, with che glad smile
accompaniment, and t1shing out ths
Taft buttons with amazing prodiga1
ity. We would say to the genial
George, that Is he r'i 4 short of the
Taft buttons, we have supply bear
ing the picture of the next presI,
dent. which we will glodlg divide wit
him.
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a leading question among some Of
the "didn't get there" and their
friends, Is: What breed does he te-
long to- Berkshire or Poland Gilman
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16

Across the line, the man with a
pull" holds a life tenure to office.
= 'identlv there is man with pull
in Fort Benton.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16

An editor down in the Big Bend
country says: Vote Tor Taft and
bis crops" The average rancher will
be willing to divide the pot with him.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16
IMcke sews on soles, fon $l.O0.

tiussenhoven will put you up d
building out Of lumber, brick, cement
blocks or concrete. See him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-29
DELOIT.

Chas. Flint of Middleton, Idaho
started Thursday morning for his
home after short visit here among
relatives and friends. He was accom-
panied to Omaha by James McKim.
C. j. Cose and Mike Myers were
at Denison last Thursday.
O. C. Armour returned to Deloit
last Sunday.
E. w. Pitcher came down from Ida
Grove Saturday.
Mrs. F. P. Nixon has been spend
ing several days at Correctiunville
by the bedside of her sick father.
A farewell reception was held in
the hall Friday evening in honor of
j. A. Halberg and wife but the day
being SO bad only few were per-
mitted to meet.
Among those in town Saturday we
noticed. j. NJ. Childress. P. o.
Huckstep and P. Spence.
Mrs Myrtle Myers and Mrs. Alice
Turner and lutte daughter visited Sat-
urday with their parents. Fred
Schiller and wife.
Word was received Sunday that q
nine pound baby boy came to gladden.
the home of Earl Winans and wife
Wednesday April q. 1908. Their many
friends here congratulate them and
wish the little fellow long life and
Joy to its parents.
Margie Brogden went down to her
uncle Charley Blogden's Sunday to
assist her aunt this week.
C. w. Whey shipped his sheep to
Omaha Monday and went down with
them. His wife went down Tuesday
morning and Joined Mr.. Whey in
Council Bluffs and together they will
spend the day in Omaha returning
Tuesday evening.
Mr. Morris received his regular
spring shipment of Maple sugar and
syrup from New York the latter part
of the week. He gets the genuine
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hurt. The team turned and ran back
to town and no damage was done.
Prof. Kies had knee quite badly
strained Saturday playing ball.
SOLDIER NEWS.

Christ Clausen and wife visited at
the home of the latter's parents.
Aug. Namanny.
Henry Stamp. wife and family
spent Sunday with Hans Stamp in
Berne.
A large number of young folks
spent Saturday evening at the Fred
kuhlmann home.
Freda Kuehl is spending a few days
with her friends near Schleswig.
Otto Clausen was the guest of
Peter Paulson at the E. Wilson home
Sunday.
Mrs. Adolph Rosburg returned
home from the Charter Oak hospital
Wednesday, and her many friends are
glad to see her improving.
Wilhelm Meyers, wife and Louie
Kroll. wife and family and Rev.
Wehking spent Sunday afternoon a,
the Binger home.
Bertha Claussen spent Sunday at
the BUM home.
Paul Krcll and Ernest Binger visit.
ed at Wilhelm Kroll's Sunday.
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them back Monday evening and gave
big dance. The bride is Sioux
City lady unknown to us. We certain
ly wish them life of happiness.
Henry Lyons and Velma Smith
drove up from Soldier to spend Sun
day with Chas. Lyons and wife. The
bad weather kept them until Monday
and Henry will remain few days as
he came down with the measles Sum
day night so cannot return home.
A man and his wife from Sloan
were here Monday looking for loca-
ton. He is station agent and is
thinking of taking Mr.. Ryman's place.
He was formerly agent at Breda and
we trust he will like our town enough
to locate here.
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AriOn Anchor
Local Briefs.

Jessie Butler visited her brother,
Hal of Sioux City and returned Mon
day.
VIM. Antrim of Omaha transacted
business here Monday.
Mrs. Sylester Thew of Denison
spent Tuesday in Arion with her
friend. Mrs. Byron Gloe.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
supper next Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Clark. All are
invited to partake of good meal for
fifteen cents.
Bert Cruise returned home from
Dakota and states that they are very
much in need of rain there.
Mrs. Earl Mackey of Sioux City
visited Monday at the Mackey home
and then went to the home of her
father in Dunlap to remain few
days.
Mrs. K. A. Talcott and daughter
Olive were in Denison last Friday.
Mrs. W. w. Coon was very sick
last Sunday night. and is still In a
dangerous condition.
Born Sunday April 26h. to Mr..
Valauartsen and wife a baby boy.
Grant Walburn with his family and
mother started last Sunday on their
journey to Idaho where they expect to
make their future home. j. Walburn
will remain unaer the Dr's. care until
he is able to take the long journey.
DR.. Evans made trip to Omaha
last Saturday and returned the same
day.
Gertrude Logsden spent Saturday
with her aunt. Mrs. Howard Cole of
Denison.
Leonard Butterworth returned from
Independence. Mo-. where he spent
three weeks attending the l.. d. S.
general conference. He had the
pleasure of hearing many prominent
speakers.
Aunt Maggie Talcott attended the
w. C. 7. U. convention in Denison
last week.
lnez Hollowell came from Ames
last Wednesday to attend the Talcott.
Rule wedding. She returned to hel
school work Thursday.
Many homes were saddened in Arior
when the news of the death of littl,
Frederick Louis Meyers was learned
The parents and other relatives hav,
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RICKETTS, ITEMS.

A large crowd gathered at the
VIM. Nemitz home Wednesday even
ing for few hours of pleasure as it
was his birthday The Hanover Band
under the direction of Prof. {. Wendt
was there and with such muse the
evening could not have been other
than pleasant for one and all.
Freda Kuhl boarded the east bound
train Thursday for few days with
friends and. relatives.
Mrs. P. c. Petersen returned Tues
day from a short stay with her
mother near Castana.
A large crowd attended the Posthoff
sale Saturday afternoon. On account
of a telephone meeting held before
the sale the time was so short that
everything was not sold so there will
be another sale next Saturday.
A few friends of Mrs. C. Mohnke
spent Saturday afternoon with her in
remembrance of her birthday.
Mrs. Adams of Smithland is visit
ing her friends Mesdames. w. How
land. H. Wood and E. G. Hess this
week.
One of the pleasant evenings of the
season was spent with j. C. Jacobsen
and wife Friday when a few OF their
best friends were invited in. "Somer-
set and Millionair'' were the games
p'ayel and enjoyed by all. At eleven
Mrs. Jacobsen served delicious re-
freshments to which the crowd did
ample justice. At late hour we de-
parted declaring Mr.. Jacobsen and
wife most royal entertainers.
Mrs. L. H. Jonannsen called on
Mrs. H. R. Timm Saturday evening.
Helen CARRIER enjoyed supper with
Mrs. L. F. Kreymborg Thursday.
Jungen Krohnke and wife were
down from Schleswig Saturday.
l. B. Goodrich came Saturday
morning and acted as our barber for
few days assisting l. m. Ryman.
The men are all smiles to see Ike
back and wish he would come to stay.
Robert Hoeck has been quite sick
the past week.
August Hintze returned from Dav-
export Saturday and intends to work
around here this summer.
Claus Rusch attended the Poshotf
sale Saturday and visited friends i'm
town.
Sherman sciford was up town for
the first time for several months. We
are glad to see Sherm slowly recover
ing.
Mrs. L. c. Goodrich of Kiron and
Jessie Cook of Schleswig were guests
of Mrs. H. r. Timm Friday.
Scott Jones, wife and Mrs. G. T..
Marshall visited at the j. G. jacobsen
home Saturday.
A crowd went went to charivari
Clint Sclford Friday evening amid all
the rain and mud and when they ar
rived were informed that they ar
rived little early. Clint invited
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-29

article from his neice. Mrs. Frank
Duryea for a years use. who makes
lot of Maple sugar and syrup every
year.
Mrs. R. B. Howard went to Modale
last Friday to spend few days.
j. A. Halberg and wife were at
Denison Monday.
Million johnson of Denison was in
town Tuesday.
Charles Brogden and son came up to
Deloit Tuesday with some fine mules
to turn in the pasture east of own.
Mrs. j. T. Spence and son Arthur
were passengers to Omaha Tuesday.
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the sympathy of all. who know that
their loss has been great.
Byron Cloe. wife and Stella Butler
came from Omaha Friday. Mr.. Cloe
returned Sunday, Mrs. Cloe and
Stella will remain for several days.
Mrs. Murphy of Rodney changed
cars here Monday for Denison where
she will visit her mother, Mrs. Quade.
Mr.. Stilwell OF Missouri Valley
spent Sunday with friends here.
w. C. Larson transacted business in
Council Bluffs last Thursday.
John and Henry Dodge drove to
Denis last Saturday.
Hudson Downs is again quite sick.
The Misses Blosser and Howorth
gave their pupils one quarter day
holiday last Friday. The pupils hav-
ing earned this by their regular at
tendance.
- The last meeting of the Friday club
was held at the home of Mrs. Pete
Hollowell where very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent. A two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Hollowell
was assisted in serving by Stella Rid
die. The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs. w.
C. Larson.
Several of our Arion boys who at
tend the Dow City high school were
m lch pleased over the results of the
ball game with Charter Oak. which
resulted in favor of the Dow City
team. The return game will be
played in Charter Oak one week
from Saturday.
| j. L. Malrer and wife will move
to Omaha May. LIST. This will be re-
GREETED by all. as Mr.. Maurer for
several years has been identified with
Arion and its interests and will be
missed. Mrs. Maurer will also be
missed greatly in church work where
she was always willing worker.
For several years Mr.. Maurer was
city mayor and did much to enforce
the laws to make the place better.
May success follow them iii their new
home and among new friends.
A very PRETTY wedding took place
last Wednesday evening at the home
of VIM. H. Rule. where Geo. Ialcott
was united in marriage to Nettis
Rule. Only a few relatives and Friends
witnessed the happy event. Mr.. Tai
colt is young man of ability and on
of our most respected and prosperou
young farmers. Miss Rule is fav
orite of the entire community from
her long service in the TELEPHONY
Office. here she became so we'll known
These worthy young people nave tn
brightest prospects in life. All ioil
in hearty congratulations.
T. j. Henry. Mrs. Menagh and Mrs
Henry went to Omaha Monday even
ing where they were called by tele
gram to come owing to the sickness o
Mrs. Grady.
Ella Fox returned Monday molnin
from Ute where she spent few day
with her friend. Mrs. Barnard. Sh
reports Mr.. Barnard doing we'll wit
his broken limb.
Daniel Cruise and wife visited thei
daughter. Mrs. Biggs Of Goodric
township.
Frank Howorth and Miss Gloe wer
calling on Arion friends here las
Sunday.
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Goodrich

Mrs. Ben Beaman and Elsie were
shopping in Denison Tuesday.
1t will be good news to the friends
of little Eldridge Whey to know he
has recovered from the scare and
bruises of the runaway in Deloit last
week. Luckily no bones were broken
and but few bruises.
Mrs. Ben Beaman and Mrs. j. w.
Wilkinson had a farewell visit
Wednesday with their brother, Chas.
Flint at the home of their sister,
Mrs Jas. McKim in Deloit.
Minnie Oil spent few days the
past week visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Buman. She left fer
Chinook. Mont. Sunday night where
she will spend some time visiting an
uncle.
The aunts. uncles and COUSINS of
Don Wilkinson celebrated his four
teenth birthday at his home Sunday.
1t is safe to say fine time was had.
The little children Of Peter Hen
ricksen have been quite sick
L. F. Morris was at the county seat
on business Friday.
H. Fink, and wife and John and
Mary visited with Mrs. Fink brother
south of Denison Sunday.
A. d. Whey and family visited
with Carl Winey's Sunday.
Mearl Meyers and wife were in
Denison Saturday.
Albert Whey shipped a carload of
hogs and sheep. Carl Whey and
George Beaman accompanied the stock
while Mrs. Whey will go Tuesday
and they will visit the city of Omaha.
Fred Buman and wife visited with
John Sachau and family Sunday.
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Mr.. John Riha of vining Ia. say
81 have been selling De Wits Kida
ney and Bladder Pills for about $
year and they give better satisfaction
than any pill l ever sold. l have
used them myself with fine results. I"
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Menuoocl


The son and daughter of Mr.. Turner
and wife. who have been so i'll are
now reported as improving.
Oscar Fienhold and wife attended
services in Denison Sunday.
The Catholic church in our little
berg is fast nearing completion and
prospects for full house is expected.
Anna Ranninger of benson at
tended the wedding of her friend.
Jeanette Rule last Wednesday.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Vim. Rule and wife. occurred the
quiet wedding of Miss Jeanette Rule
to Mr.. Talcott of Arion, on Wedness
day evening. Only the immediate
relatives were present. A delicious
luncheon was served and those present
report most enjoyable time. Miss
Hallowell of Ames and Howard Rule
of Sioux City. Miss Ranninger of
Denison and Garfield Rule of Dunlap
were the out of town guests. All
join in wishing this couple every Joy
and happiness possible. They will
live with the groom's mother just
south of Arion.
Miss Agnes Ownes was a Sunday
visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs.
o. Fienhold.
Mrs Waters returned to her home
in Dow City after few days visit
with her niece, Mrs. Arthur Cook.
WHEN THE HEART is AFFECTED
or the muscles surrounding that organ
by rheumatism, experimenting with
sample treatment is like tampering
with live electric wire for death
may come at any moment. If life is
worth it do not hesitate to get the
treatment which has stood the test for
twenty years-Dr. Drum mond's.
Write to the Drummond Medicine Co,
New York, and they will send you Int.
erature free. worth So to a rheuma-
tic. 1t is not as quick as electricity,
but will save life if you act in time,
= JACKSON. -.,stii -'aasEss,A
William Detbond had his hand taken
Oft with rotary saw, while saving
lumber at his place last Tuesday noon.
Chris. Boiling and Dora Mink were
married at the prairie church near
Rreda. April %.
The Easter dance at Herring was
we'll attended and all had merry
time.
Anna Hendrichsen is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Martin Peters niece. Mrs.
Hidden. living in Dakota. was killed
by lightning last Friday morning.
Mrs. Dick Dean is very sick at her
home in Wall Lake.
Martin Peters has bought the old
Sherwood place and will move on it
when he gets the house repaired, and
barn built.
Someone stole the "swill'' from
the blind pig one night last week.
Martin Peters team ran away from
him last Saturday evening as he was
unhitching. No one was hurt.
Mrs. w. A. Murdoch of Chicago
is visiting with her mother. Mrs. j.
N. Gum this week.
Frank Weed is on the sick list.
Albert Wagner and family Of Ode
bolt visited with his relatives in
Jackson This week.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

April 20, 1908.
Herman Henningsen and wife to
Jacob Shaw sci 33-s5-3s $4,000 90
April 81, 1908.
Charles Dugan and wife to Karel
SIegel nl-2 mel sec ls-Sl37 $1,000 90
w H Sievers and wife Fred Heiden
e 500 fit of 100 it of block 81 Grace
Park Denison $4,000 90
April %, 1908.
Ben Smith and wife Anna to C.
w. Tucker sci swi $3.50 $4,000 90
April "a. 1908.
Charles thinner and wife to Frank
thinner ell nw4 Sl-s2-39 $4,000 90
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DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for piles
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
HATCH MUST GO
ON TRIAL SOON
Supreme Court Denies the Pc
titiOn of Prominent San
Jose Attorney


The petition of Jackson Hatch, a
prominent San Jose attorney, who is
under indictment by the Santa Clara
county grand jury for felony embezzle-
ment. for writ of prohibition to stay
the proceedings and to prohibit Hon.
J. r. Welch from proceeding with the
trial, was denied by the supreme court
yesterday. The petition cited numerous
technical objections to the Indictment,
among which was the clause that the
grand jury that brought in the indict-
ment had not been properly drawn.
The court held that the appellant
was in error and refused to stay the
proceedings for any length of time.
Hatch was indicted by the Santa
Clara county grand jury on a. charge
Of embezzling 7,O75. belonging to
Sarah r. Sage, for whom he was agent
and trustee. Several attempts have
been made to delay the proceedings, but
all failed
The superior court of San Bernar-
dino county was sustained in a decision
rendered in the case of Edward Silver,
sentenced to death for the murder of
William i. Smithson October 10, 1907
Silver pleaded guilty in the lower court
and was sentenced to hang. Later he
secured the services of new attorneys,
who moved to amend the minutes of
the court proceedings and to vacate
the judgment. The lower court de-
MED the motion of Silver's ATTORNEYS
and they took the appeal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
NEW WORKERS TO BANQUET

The Native Sons Of New York are 10
celebrate evacuation day tomorrow
evening at the FairmOnt hotel by the
usual annual banquet General Charles
a woodruff is 10 respond to the toast
~ The United States. Charles A.
Srvefgerf to the toast Of san Fran
,fscon and Rev. William H. RAIDER to
california" The New Yorkers' So
cietv was organized in 1902 at a din
ner given at the Occidental hotel by
colonel O. Mason Kinne to about a
dozen New Workers. Since then the
rauster roll has been swollen to sew
eral hundred. The officers are. ". ".
stone. president, William NJ. Weill. sec
retary; Colonel c. Mason Kinne, treas
ffrcr
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
JURY TO PASS ON
A PECULIAR WILL
Widow of Monterey Capitalist
Would Break Clause Forbid
ding Her to Wed Again

Whether or not Mrs. Edie W. Con-
zalez, widow of the wealthy Monterey
county rancher. Mariana E. Gonzalez.
may remarry and still retain her share
Of the estate of her late husband will
be decided by a jury in Judge Graham 5
court at an early date. Mrs. Gonzalez
is cOntesting the will, which seeks to
keep her in state Of perpetual widow
hood. Her contest was set for hearing
yesterday, but owing to the engage
ment of attorneys in other cases it
went over to December 9 peremptorily.
Gonzalez left an estate of about
100000. After making provision for
the daughter of the testator, Anita c.
Gonzalez, the viii creates a trust of
the remainder of the estate, the income
from which is divided into three equal
parts-one part going to the widow,
one part to the daughter Anita, and
the other part TO be divided between
the 20 or 80 grandchildren of Francisco
Rico, half brother of Gonzalez. In the
event of the remarriage of Mrs. Con
zalez the viii provides that her third
shall go TO the Rico heirs.
There is another clause in the will
providing in set terms that any person
contesting the viii shall take nothing
from the estate. Mrs. Gonzalez, in en-
deavoring to break the husband pro-
VIII IS therefore, taxing a
chance on losing everything.
Gonzalez died in December, 1903. The
widows name has been mentioned. sew
eral times in connection with a possi-
BILE second visit to the hymeneal altar.
Under an order of the probate court
she is now receiving a family allow
ance Of $3.50 a month. The grounds
upon which she bases her contest are
that Gonzalez was subject to halluci-
nations prior to his death and that he
came under the undue influence OF. per-
sons who told him false and malicious
stories about his wife
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
LOCAL BARITONE TO
APPEAR IN RECITAL
Harold Pracht Will Be Heard in
EiIers Music COmpany's
Hall This Afternoon

Harold Pracht, the well known local
barytone. viii be the soloist at a com
piimentary recital to be given by the
Eilers music company in the recital
hall of their new building at 975 Mar
kct street this afternoon.
a program Of unusual excellence has
been arranged for this occasion. and
the Eilers music company is making
arrangements to handle capacity
house
These recitals are given in the inter
cst Of music and are becoming very
popular among the music loving pub
ffc There Is no charge made for ad-
mission. but to prevent overcrowding
-ouplimentary cards. which may be
secured upon application at the Market
street or Fillmore street stores Of the
Eilers music company, are allotted to
lie capacitY OF the hall only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
PLAN CHRISTMAS FETE
FOR TOTS AT FAIRMONT
Artistic Decorations and Good
Program Features of Chill
dren'S Festival

or the many entertainments planned
for next month the one distinctively
for the little folk will be the Christmas
fete and vaudeville to be given in the
Norman room at the Fairmont the
afternoon of December s.. The room it
self, with its Christmas dress of green,
the long windows opening on the. great
stone paved balcony where the chill
dren may romp between acts will be
worth going to see. to say nothing of
the program, packed full of good things
to interest all ages, from Tiny Miss
Two Years- Old to her grandmother
Tickets may be had at 1866 Bush street
or phone Pacific 156.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

Try Murine Eye Remedy
ser Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
CITY is SUED

Testimony was taken yesterday in
the injunction suit brought in the
United States circuit court by the Pa
cific states supply company, a quar-
rying corporation. against the city of
San Francisco. It is the contention of
the quarry representatives that the
supervisors have disseminated against
them. allowing other quarries to oper-
ate in the neighborhood where their
property is located An adjournment
was taken at noon and the court
took several hours to visit the prem
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
DIR. CALDERON HoNoRED

DIR. Eustorjio Calderon has been ad-
vised OF his appointment as temporary
consul general at this port for the re-
public of Nicaragua. He takes the
place of Victor Ze1aya, a cousin OF
President Zelaya. who has been COM
PEELED to relinquish his duties for a
time owing to sickness. DR.. Calderon
has established consulate at 500
Turk street