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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-04
MUNSTER.

Mrs. Peter Schoon visited Mrs. L..
Stallbohm yesterday.
The Misses Dora and Mollie STALL
bohm entertained at timble bee yes
terday afternoon. Refreshments were
served and sociable time was enjoyed
by all. Those present were: Misses
Minnie Kutzbach, Anna Dittrick Win
ME kutzbach and Anna Bachman.
Miss Laura Newcomb is visiting her
parents in Oak Park, ILL.,
Miss Anna Bachman visited her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Jamecke last evening.
Ernest Schrieber transacted business
In Hammond yesterday.
w. De yries and family Of HartsdaIe
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HESSVILLE.

Miss Grace German is spending the
week end with friends in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Reichardt of Hammond
is spending few days with relatives
here.
Miss Bertha Wedgewood of East
Chicago visited her grandparents here
Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Bricks and Master
Dick Ericks of Highlands are spend
ing few days with their sister, Mrs
Hawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dedelow and
son, Herman, transacted business in
Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Hans Ericks is visiting rela-
tives in Highlands for week
William and Edward Dedelow will
visit relatives in Chicago Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. James Vanes and son, James.
are Chicago visitors today.
Mrs. Henry Mueller and son, Walter,
were Chicago visitors Friday
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Why
Suffer?

If you suffer pain from
any cause, DIR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills will relieve it
and leave no bad after
effects. That's the impor-
tant thing. Neither do
they create a habit. More
often the attacks become
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re-
ieve pain and quiet nerv-
GUS irritation.
I'VE are never without DR.. Miles
son. aged Is were always subject to
sick headache until we began usine,
these Pills, and they have broken
b fnem , up t entirely; Don't think they
recommend them to every one. A
Few weeks ago l heard an old lady
friend was sick. l went to see her.
one was down with IaGrtppe, and
nearly crazy with awful backache.
l gave her one of the Anti-Pain Pills
and left another for her to take in
short time. They helped her right
away, and she says she will never be
without them again. Last winter nv
husband was taken with pluerisy on
both sides, and I know he would have
died if 1t hadn't been for the Pflls.
In less than half an hour he was
sweating, and went to bed and slept
MRS. G. H WEBB
Austinburg. Ohio.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles, Anti
Palm Pills, and we authorize him to
return the price OF first package (oniy)
II IL falls to benefit YOU
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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RENSSELAER,.

Miss Pearl Conner and Mrs E. T.
Stemberg gave very pleasant little
party to about thirty girl friends at
the home Of Miss Conner, April 1.
Miss Myra Watson is making a short
visit in Chicago.
Miss Fern Osborne, who is attending
the nurses training school at Lafav-
cite, is making a short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Os-
borne.
E. M. PARCELS has returned from In
dianapolis where his wife has under
gone successful surgical operation for
a hernia blood tumor
DR.. Wallace Parkinson has given mn
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WHITING NEWS

Men were gathered on every street
corner yesterday discussing the recent
move on the part of the Anti-Saloon
league. which took the town by sur
prise to such an extent that 1t will not
recover from the shock for some time.
Mrs. George Hazlett has returned to
her home in Kansas City, Mo, after
spending several weeks with her moth
er. Mrs. Quigley, being called here by
the serious illness of her sister.
Messrs. F. N. Gavit, C. E. Green
valid and Delegates John Moore and
William Schrage have returned from
indianapolis where they attended the
republican state convention
Word comes from Lake Saranac in
the Adirondack, mountains that Herbert
lngraham is slightly improved and
that there are now little hope of his
recovery.
Mrs Comfort Rogers and sister. Mrs.
Dickinson of Detroit spent yesterday
IN Chicago. In the evening they were
joined by Mrs. Nellie wycoff, and the
three attended theater.
The kindergarten department of the
public school held their annual enter
III,
day evening at 1870. The program con-
sisted of eighteen numbers and each
part bore evidence of careful training
under the direction of Miss Dolling
supervisor and Miss Lee assistant.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Good Evening Song.
2-Skips.
he TnA
Peep
Another Goose Rhymes told by Abe
Stowell. Glen Lauer. Harley Hosktns.
Ellen Pinkerton. Elizabeth Baumel,
Loretta Laverty. Matilda Goebel.
Agnes Kelly. Evelyn Thorpe.
Song, Mr. Duck and Mr.. Turkey.
Glowing Dance, Elsie Carlson.
Kathleen Quinn, Mary Laverty. Edna
Homan, Francis Kern, Marcus Sheets.
Julian Goldsmith and Clifford Jones.
Song. Sing a Song of Sixpence."
S-Kindergarten Story, "the Ginger
bread Man" told my Ellen Pinkerton.
9-Song, THE Gingerbread Man"
10-Springtime is Here. Kathleen
Quinn, Ethel Schiminskey. Mary Han
schar
11-Dramatic Play. "GoIdenlocks and
the Three Bears" Goldenlocks. Estelle
Faar; Father Bear. Robert Hornecker;
Mother Bear, Blanche Meek; Baby Bear.
Ernest Lee.
12-Flag Song.
13-Virginia Reel, Eleanor Beaubien.
Estelle Farr, Emma vogel. Ethel Shin
misty. Millard Johnson, Russell Wilkfn-
son, Ernest Lee, Robert Hornecker.
14-Song, "Humpty Dumpty."
15-Swedish Dance, Laura Thomas.
Gladys Brown, Nick Kachik, Ruth
Thomas, Eleanor Hargh, Dorothy
Etherideg.
16-Song, Zu Zu. Band. Drums
Ethel Shiminsky, Robert Hornecker.
Ernest Lee. Horns-Eleanor Beaubien.
Blanche Meek. Clifford Louer. Tri-
angles-Emma vogel Elsie Carlson,
Margaret Hay. Banjos-EstelIe Farr.
Mary Laverty. Mary Hanschar.
17-Closing Song
After the closing song lantern views
were shown by Russell Smith. These
consisted of pictures Of the children
taken in school. they being at their
sand tables in one, and in another they
were ready for march, wearing SOL
der hats.
The hall was crowded to tbs utmost
capacity and all went away feeling
that the kindergarten is truly the only
beginning for child's education.
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WHEELER.

The lecture and entertainment given
by officers of the Salvation Army Fri
day evening in the NJ E. church was
highly interesting and instructive. A
splendid program of music and stere-
optcon views was given, together
with a very impressive talk on the
good done by this institution.
D. L. Richmond transacted business
in Valparaiso Friday.
Miss Brickwood returned to Chicago
Friday evening.
William White will move his family
shortly to Valparaiso.
Peter Curtis of Valparaiso was in
Wheeler on business Friday.
Miss Grace Johnston has been I'M
der the weather for the past few DAYS.
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GARY NEWS
Have Much Coke Stored.

The steel company and various
roads In the vicinity of Gary have been
storing, just west of Gary. thousands
of tons of coke in anticipation of a
strike OF the coal miners of the coun-
try 1t is difficult to estimate just
now much coke has been piled up, but
1t presents the appearance of a small
mountain in several places. 1t is said
that the steel company is storing
theirs up so that there will be no
hindrance to the starting of several
of the departments in the fall
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Draws His Money Ont.

Steven Gala, a carpenter who came
here from st. Louis recently, reported
to the police that some one had drawn
from the bank at that place the sum
OF 1855 which he had deposited there.
He is in the city without cent and
cannot account for the disappearance
of his money. After consulting an at
torney, however. he decided that the
sending of the money by the bank had
been delayed and that he would re-
ceive the same in few days.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.
MONON.

Mrs. Viola Thornton of Manton, Mich.
visited Mrs. J. A Gray Thursday on her
way to visit her husband, who is at
the Lafayette soldiers home.
Mrs. P. Reams and Mrs VIM. Kiestler
were business callers in Monticello
Thursday.
Mrs. Iva Gray and children are sick
with tonsilitis at this writing.
It is reported that the Murphy twins
have the scarlet fever.
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Case I'm for Tuesday.

The case of Stanley Sulentich. the
well known Gary foreigner who is
accused of embezzling large sums of
money from his countrymen, will be
tried Tuesday in the Lake Superior
court at Hammond. The prosecution
has refined Attorney Clarence Bretsch
to help the state fight the case. The
outcome is eagerly awaited in Gary
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Visitors in Town.

The following out of town people
were guests at the Commercial Hotel
yesterday:
G. r. Lucas, Boston.
! S. Fine. New York
w. c. Watson, Chicago.
G. NJ. Poke, Monon, Ind
/ W. n Buch, Chicago.
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Plea of Guilt Entered.

The longwinded Frank Swada case
which has been carried through the
courts for the last FIVE months, was
finally settled yesterday in Judge HUI
ber's court, where the defendant
pleaded guilty to assault and battery
and was fined. Thestrouble arose over
the possession of q saloon.
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LOWELL.

Charley Putmer has been appointed
deputy assessor for Cedar Creek town
ship to assist Assessor Max Ahlgrim
W. w. Alderman had the misfortune
while walking on the brick foundation
Of the unfinished Ault building to fall
through the boards, Gripping himself
quite severely.
A party in honor of Miss Ada New
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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA HARBOR
Communion and Reception.

The First Congregational church of
East Chicago will hold communion SER
vices and reception of members tomor-
row. The morning services begin at
15:45 o'clock and there will be an ad-
dress by the pastor on the subject 1.-THE
Glory of Jesus" Sunday evening SER
vices will be special Palm Sandal SER
vices, the sermon subject being THE
Triumph of Christ" There will be a
special musical program.
John Davis and VIII Reuss gave a
billiard exhibition at Ladd's hall in
East Chicago. Quite crowd of bill
lizard enthusiasts were present to wit
ness the event, which resulted in a vic
tory for Davis on score of 125 to 1O9.
The high run was "a
Miss Mildred Evans, who has been
suffering from inhammatory rheuma-
ttsm, is much better and the trip to
Mudlavia, which 1t was thought would
be necessary if she did not soon i'm
prove, has been abandoned.
Clinton G. Sons have purchased the
stock of Mrs. Diamond in Chicago ave-
nue. near Forsythe and will open
racket store" They will carry a 1T
tie Of everything.
Albert Given was in Gary Thursday.
Pat Keenan, visited in Hammond
Thursday.
Louis Greenfield was in Chicago
Thursday.
The A L. N. girls met last night with
Miss. Mabel Silverman.
Maud Mitchell attended the theater
in the Chicago Opera House last night.
Bert Havin joined the Oddfellows.
Tuesday night.
Quite a crowd of East Chicago young
men went to Whiting Thursday night
to indulge in roller skating
Frank German, son of Officer Mike
German, VINO has been suffering with a
severe case of inflammatory rheuma
tism, is a little better. The family
have been sitting up with him for the
past four nights and they have recently
had the services of an expert from Chi
cago to attend him.
Mrs. Ray Ayres has been taken to the
hospital. suffering with typhoid fever.
Oliver Davis will make Linn Grove.
Iowa, his future home. His sister is
a resident of that place.
8. zohn of st. Paul, MINI, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen.
A Stern was in Chicago yesterday on
business
Max Elpin, who has been with Sam
Cohen for six years, has quit and gone
to Chicago where he will go to work
for his brother.
William Jenkins says that Jack
Evans drew a dollar of his pay yester- |
day morning and went to Chicago to
see the town. William figures it out
thus: 1t would cost Jack 80 cents for
the round trip for street car fare, 5 |
cents for beer at Birkhofs with q |
nickel to the niger, ditto a Lewis |
and Is cents for a seat at the Troca- |
dero. If he hadn't 80 cents left when |
he returned, William says it is a cinch |
he has been doing something he hadn't
ought to.
], A. Patterson and wife of Indiana |
Harbor went to Chicago last night to |
see The Man From Home"
Judge T. NJ. c. Hembroff and wife
spent last evening in Chicago
Milton Brown, the seven-year-old son
Of Rev. Frank Brown, is down with ty-
phoid fever.
News for this column win he re-
ceived at the Sidney Veaco drug store
and the Beehive, care of Norris Katx.
Ia East Chicago and the real estate
office Of Charles e. Fowler in Indiana
Harb0r.
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Hospital Patient Missing.

Miss Esther Watkins, a recent pa
tient of Mercy hospital, is missing and
with her several valuables which, it is
thought she took with her. The po-
lice have ben notified by the hospital
authorities and are looking for the
girl.
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We Have Complete Duplicate or
the County Trcasurer'a Books
on Hammond Property.
PAY EARLY AND AVOID PENALTIES
90 State street.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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MILLINERY OPENING

To the Ladies Of Indiana HarbOr:
desire to call your attention to the fact that
my elegant new and complete line of Spring and
Summer Millinery Is now in stock ready for
your inspection. An entirely new thing in I'M
to-date Hats. Please call and examine my stock
and prices. on are snre to be pleas I'd.
MRS. BERTHA BLUMENTHAL
1907 18TH ST., cor. Fir Indiana EaYbor. IND
Phone GAP
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II you can truthfully say that THE
TIMES In good Newspaper, please say
to to friend and get him to subscribe.
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kinks eleventh birthday was given at
the home of her father, w. H New
kirk, Thursday night. Re freshments
We're served and the little Miss was
the recipient of many nice gifts A
fine social time playing games ETC., Is
reported. Those present are as fol-
lows: Lizzie Potter. Gladys and Phoe-
be Tilton, Leona Wood. Lillian Thomas
Lucille Miller, FIossie. Neva Floy and
Stella Newkirk, Fern Tilton, Mrs. Tom
Wood and Mrs. John Tilton.
Under the Laurels" for the benefit of
the school library by the pupils of the
Lowell high school at the opera house
last night was witnessed and heartily
appreciated by a large audience Each
character acquitted themselves nobly
Following is the program:
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Takes Girls to Work Home.

Probation Officer Muzzall returned
last evening from Plymouth, Ind, where
he took the small girls of Peter John
son Of East Chicago to the Julia e.
Work training school at that place
lie claims their father is worthless, and
too lazy to work, and their mother not
able to support them. They will be
kept there six months, and if not taken
back by their parents in that time,
will be given to responsible parties
In the state until they are Of age
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

missing precincts small ones, in Nor.
ton county vote as follows:
Hansbrough $50. johnson 597, Lit.
tie 541, Marshall SIT.
Gronna 964. Hanna sO7, Helgeson
25s. McClory 1877. Midtbo SO, Robinson
ZIG. sinkler 251, Williams 230, Young
Az.
Johnson 14S1, Twichell 400.
Bendeke $50, Lewis 1888.
Spalding 1913, Wright 1924.
Blaisdell 1920, Buchanan 726.
Brightbill 753, Jorgenson 479, Olson
5sS,
Bickford OF, Mckenzie s73.
Sn;dth 1893, Stockwell 1858.
Larson 43s, McCue 679, Miller 696.
Cooper 900, Taylor $50.
Gilbreath 140O. Main 49S.
Anderson 423, Axtell 1872, Garnaas
1873, Green 265; Mann 1164, Nelson
467, Osborn 664, Reid 443, stafne 214,
stutsman 72s, Westby TO.
Crawford 1109, Shaw 1853.
Burns 796, Hanley ss2, Martin s21,
Rohs 531, Weinrich $50, Weigel $50,
Stevenson 529, Steinbruck 369.
% precincts out of SO give Hans
brough 454; Johnson 479; Little
474; Marshall ZIG.
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PERSO NAL.

$ e. H. Wilson was an arrival from
Steele on Thursday noon.
Mrs. Augusta Little was an arrival
from Minneapolis on Thursdays
train. She had taken her small
daughter there for treatment.
Joe Patterson of Washburn is a Wis
itor in the city.
Col. futile of Dawson is in the
city studying election returns.
Col. Plummer is back from his trip
to McHenry county.
H. "A. Thomas was a passenger to
Driscoll on Thursday noon.
DR.. Furness Of Mandan was a Bis
marck visitor on Thursday.
500 Agent Thomas and wife went to
Illinois Thursday for a visit. 81
Herman Gurke of Naughton
brought in the election returns from
Francis township yesterday.
J. H. Riley of the Wilton neighbor-
hood was in Bismarck yesterday.
Miss Amelia Erickson left yester-
day for a visit with relatives at her
home at GIenwoid, MINI.
DR.. Roam and wife have returned
from Chicago, where the doctor has
been doing some post graduate work
in special lines.
James Holley came in on Thursday
noon with the returns from Thel-
ma.
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. II Ne g. 1908

81, Hanna 3Ss, Helgeson 17s, Nc.
Glory Is, Midtbo ~, Robinson As,
sinkler ss1, Williams 10, Young 221.
c. A. Johnson 465, Twichell s43.
Bendeke 372. Lewis 439. spalding
$50, Wright 220 Blaisdell 500, Blu.
chanan 29s. Brightbill 37S, Jorgen-
son 292, Olson Ill. Bickford $40,
Mckenzie 43s. Smith 22s, stockwell
$50. Larson 50, McCue 2Os, Miller
429. Cooper 3S5. Taylor 294. Gil.
breath 427, Main 331
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HOGAN.

Napoleonsix precincts with two
to hear from give Hansbrough 6s;
Johnson 81; Little 1879; Marshall
275.
Gronna 312; Hanna BIT; Helgeson
SO; Williams %; Young 81.
Johnson 424; Twichell 104.
Bendeke 121; Lewis $50.
Spalding 151; Wright 400.
Brightbiil 255; Jorgenson 142;
Olson 10.
Bickford 131; Mckenzie 352.
Smith 1874; Stockwell 1853.
Larson As; McCue 2s1; Miller
40.
Cooper 1872; Taylor 1876.
Gilbreath $50; Main los.
PEMBlNA.
Pembina. N. D., June 25. Special.
Pembina county complete, except Jol-
iette. goves Hansbrough 800, Johnson
212. Little Al, Marshall 331, Gronna
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MCLEAN.

Underwood Hansbrough 1s; John
son "a; Little SO; Marshall 19.
Gronna 40; Hanna so; Helgeson
%; McClory 8; Midtbo s; Robinson
13; sinkler s.; Williams s; Young
S..
Johnson "a; Twichell SO.
Bendeke 4s;; Lewis 81.
spalding 81; Wright Sc. sp sss
Blaisdell AZ: Buchanan 4s.
Brightbill %; Jorgenson 80; Oh
son 40. s}-
Bickford so; Mckenzie Al.
Smith 80; Stockwell 50.
Larson 1S;; McCue 20; Miller So.
Cooper 40; Taylor 55.
Gilbreath At; Main 45.
Anderson 26; Axtell 10; Garnaas
10; Green As; Mann 40; Nelson 20;
Osborn IS; Reid 13; stafne IL;
Stutsman 80; Westby 16.
Register AZ; winchester So.
State Senator Davis 49, Macom-
Der 60.
y a.
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RoTTlNEAu.

Bottineau. N. D., June 25. Special
-Forty-seven precincts out of So in
Bottineau county give Hansbrough
ITS, Johnson 61s, Marshall 6s2, Lit.
tie 316. Gronna 1928, Hanna 655,
Helgeson 61s, Young 661. Johnson
1923. stockwell s46, Smith 812. Ben.
deke 1910. Lewis 725. spalding 1913,
Wright 740. Blaisdell 1913, Buchanan
S62. Brightbill TO. Jorgenson 5s7
Olson 400. Larson 41C, E1sCae 4S7,
Miller s42. Cooper 761, Taylor; s1s.
Bickford 1919, Mckenzie 6s4. Gil.
breath s27, Main S14. Matt Johnson,
E. L. Garden and Jas. Hill for legis
lature and Trimble for senate from
this county. Insurgent county ticket
nominated by big majorities,
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BENSON.

Minnewaukan, N. d., June 24.-Spe.
cial.-Thirty-three precincts out Of As
give Marshall 634, Hansbrough 474,
Johnoson 593, Little 80. Gronna ZIG,
Hanna 461. Helgeson 613, Young $50,
McClory $40. johnson for governor,
952, Twichell 49,. Bendeke SS2,
Lewis 671. Blaisdell us, Buchanan
$50. Brightbill SIT, Jorgenson Alb,
Olson Gil. Bickford 1865, Mckenzie
497. McCue 1872, Miller I'll. Stock.
well 944, Smith 701.
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MCLEAN,

Forty-four out Of SO precincts in
Mclean county give Hansbrough
1882. Little 4s4, Johnson 1872, Marshall
65s. On the legislative ticket Is pre-.
cincts out Of 36 in the. Forty-sixth
district, give Neal 6S4, Better $40
for state senator. OF the six candi-
dates for the house, Of which one is
to be elected, the race between
Kinney and Johnson is close. Chances
are in favor Of johnson.
In the Thirty-fifth district, Macon
Der for senator had 452, Davis 5s3.
OF the house members Thompson has
532 and Hogue 474.
Nuesole for states attorney in AZ
precincts had 913, Nelson 932, indi.
eating the defeat of Nuessle.
Wholesalers majority will be be-
tween 400 and 500. s
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GRIGGs.

Cooperstown, N. D., June 25.
Special to Tribune Griggs county,
three precincts to hear from: Mar
shall III; Hansbrough Al; johnson
'216; Little 8; Gronna 173; Hanna
152; Helgeson So; Young SO; Sink
Ter 102; Johnson (governor) 1871;
Twichell 90; Lewis 1911; Bendeke
a46; spalding 23s; Wright 1874;
Blaisdell 1913; Buchanan 1871;
Brightbill ~; Jorgenson 157; OF
son 119: Bickford 246; Mckenzie
s.; Smith 105; stockwell 256; Lar
son 145; McCue Az; Miller 1856:
Cooper 254; Taylor 81; Gilbreath
217; Main 10.
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BILLINGS.

Medora-Hansbrough 5, Johnson A.
Little Is, Marshall 6.
Gronna Is, Hanna %.
Johnson 81, Twichell 4.
Bendeke s, Lewis ~.
spalding Is, Wright II.
Blaisdell IS, Buchanan IS.
Brightbill IS, Jorgenson II, Olson 4.
Bickford s, Mckenzie "a.
Smith Is, StockwelI IL.
Larson s, McCue 18, Miller IL.
Cooper %, Taylor 9.
Gilbreath 30, Main 5.
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MCINTOSH.

In Mcintosh county about 1000 Re
pubiicans voted. Marshall 479, Little
459. Johnson "a. Hansbrough Is. Leg
islative ticket Geidt sos, Doyle 572,
Elhardt 439, Bryant $50. State and
county stalwart ticket almost unani-
mously elected. e.
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Hettinger, June 90. Special. The
vote for Adams county gives Hans
brough 65; johnson IA; Little 1853;
Marshall 365; Gronna 342; Hanna
2s6; Helgeson 217; Young 25s; Twich-
ell 2S4; Johnson 1876. For sheriff,
Tive 43s. Barry s66; auditor, Hurd
100, Kelly FOG, sticken 2s1; treasurer,
seyerson 4o1, Bird Ss1; states attor.
ney, Norton 434. H. Moen $40; county
judge, soderall $40, Aygarn 226; SUI
perintendent of schools, Davis 46s.
Thompson 1872.
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Hull 10; Hughes s; Reade 20;
Thomas A.; Wolbert Is.
Hubert 4; McGillis "a; O'Hara 6.
Healy IS; Morris Z.
Fortune s; Kositzky Is; sellens
IL.
Cook II; Kaiser IS.
Fort IA; Peterson 10.
Anger IA; Stevens II.
Mckenzie z; Tandberg %.
Hanson 25; vigness II.
Tees 20.
Harold 20.
Field IL; Ward IS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
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Kuhn Hansbrough 1; johnson
10; Little &c; Marshall %.
Gronna 1S; Hanna "a; Helgeson
"a; Sinkler &; Young 90.
johnson 38; Twichell IS.
Bendeke 25; Lewis 33. s
Spalding 30; Wright 81. 4
BlaisdelI 81; Buchanan "a.
Brightbill 18; Jorgenson "a.
Bickford "a; Mckenzie 81.
Smith 80; Stockwell "A. 5
Larson 35; McCue Is; Miller Z.
] Cooper 28;; Taylor 80.
Gilbreath %; Main 81.
Anderson %; Garnaas %; Mann
Is; Stutsman 81.