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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
GEOGRAPHICALLY WORRIED
KILLS HIS OSTEOPATH.
Morning Times Special

Morning Times Special
Columbus, Ga, Feb. DIR 1. F.
Meyers, prominent osteopath Of
this city, was shot and probably IA
tally wounded by Ed Powers.
Powers said that he was compelled
to do the shooting as Dr. Meyers had
tainted and worried him with tlepath
&c power for two years past Pow
ers was arrested.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
u. D. c. Meeting

A meeting of the Private Taylor
Rucks Chapter, T. .. c., was held
at noon on Tuesday at the h,ome of
Mrs. William Yerger This chapter
is composed OF number of Green
viile's most brilliant women and its
meetings are always interesting
On Tuesday an able paper was
read by the historian, Mrs. Vim. Yer
ger, who, after speaking of the he
role struggle OF the Southern troops
against an enemy that greatly out
numbered Them said: 81 cannot fail
to say in this paper on the Siege Of
Vicksburg, that the power which
baffled the enemy so long resided in
the breasts of the brave soldiers OF
seven Southern states, for marsnaled
behind the .ramparts OF Vicksburg
were not only Mississippians but
there, too, were the men of Kentucky
Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, Lou
isiana and Missouri, as ready to de-
fend our great state of Mississippi
and the Mississippi river as to strike
down the foe at their own hearth
stnes," and near the end of the pa
per she said: /" A tribute is due from
rs to the memory of General U. S.
Grant. to whom our General PenTber-
ton, on the 4th day of July. 1868. sur
| rendered the stronghold Of Vieks-
burg. We owe to this our conquercr
a tribute OF gratitude for his just
| and lnagnaminous treatment of our
brave troops upon their surrender. al
SO of how hcstreated all OF our-heare.
crushed ard ruined people. in and
around heroic vicksburg. AS fi1s
stars of their Hopes went down BE-.
hind blaekcst <Iends. General Grant
ordered his 1neiaas fsa>y Lifted thcsr
voices to shout tIesE Victory, to cease
their calculations Then one OF hi:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Farmers Union Meet.

Corning, Ark, Feb. 1.-The Farm
ers' Union Of Northeast Arkansas
and Clay county met at Corning
Thursday and received several new
members The construction Of
warehouses at Corning, Rector and
Piggott was agreed upon; as it was
a decrease in cotton acreage.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Five Hundred Club.

Mrs. William Isenberg was the
charming hostess at a game of pro
gressive euchre on Saturday evening
given to the Five Hundred Club t.. e
two pretty trophies were WON by
Mrs Maurice Bergman and Mrs. Joe
Weinberg, a delicious luncheon fol
lowed the game.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
In Honor of Mrs. Montgomery.

A delightful entertainment in the
daorn Of a luncheon and card party
cry on Monday aftcrnoonSby Mrs. ].
R. Jones Bridge was played and the
two appropriate trophies were pre-
sented to Mrs. Taylor HARRISON and
Mrs w H Montgomery.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Georgia Prepares.

Atlanta Ca. Feb. The state
PRIMARY to select delegates to the
democratic national convention, and
to nominate state officers and 4
candidate fsr United States senator.
will be held June 4. june "a is fixed
as the date for holding the conven-
ton.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
DISTRIBUTION OF
JANUARY SCHOOL, FUND.

Jackson, Miss, Feb. THE audi
tosr's department is now engaged in
sending out vouchers for the distri-
button Of the January common school
fund. The amount to be sent out is
$4,000.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Wants Gunboat for Helena.

Helena, Ark, Feb 7.-Puiblic spir-
tied citizens are making an effort 70
have one of Uncle Sans gunboats
sent here for the Mardi Gras celebra-
ton next month
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Olympia Club Dance

A very delightful affair of the week
was the dance given at the Olympia
club on Tuesday evening compliment
ing a trio of fair guests in Green
vile, Miss Wachenhein1, OF Vicks-
burg, Miss Pauline Kirschner, OF
Summit, and Mss Hyman Hart, of
Natchez
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Guests of Honor.

A number on young friends were
gracefully entertained by Miss
Hazel Shanahan on Wednesday even
ing at heart party complrmentilng
Misses Alma Hallgren, Annie Bell
McGinty and Norterla Carver, of
Vicksburg.
The score OF the game was KEEP.
on cards fashioned as hearts and the
fortunate prize winners were: Messrs
Arthur Wells, Matt Holingswortt,,
Williams Quinn and Miss Amelia Dun
can
Little Misses Marie Clifton and
Annie Shanahan presided at the
bowl of delicious fruit punch and
later in the evening refreshments
were served The guest list also in
Guided Misses Marguerite Ryan, Be
atrice Dougline, Jennie Moore, Annie
Cannon, Alma Roealle, Marguerite
Kline, Jennie Cannon, Theresa Hol-
lingsworth, Annie Emerson and Mary
Nadel; Messrs John Emerson, Oar
Garven, Walter Leppart. Clarence
Lowering, Otto Wi1eman, William
Mulvaney, VIM. Jayne, John Pau
Cannon, Roy Shepherd, William Dun
can, Harry Kincella and Ben SIaugh.
ter
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Mrs. Wood Guest of Honor.

Mrs ] E. Aiken entertained in a
graceful fashion on Wednesday al
tcrnon at a prettily arranged bridge
party oomplimenting Mrs. Leroy
Percy's guest, Mrs. John Wood Of
Baton Rouge.
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or of the evening was, Mrs. John
Wood, of Baton Rouge.
Young Married Women's Club.

Young Married Women's Club.
The Young Married Women's Club
met on Wednesday afternoon wish
Mrs Jacob Strickland and were en-
tertained in a delightful fashion. A
game of bridge occupied the early
hours Of the afternoon and later
luncheon was served.
The trophy of the game was Bo-
hemian bon bon dish and it was won
by Mrs Tom Hood.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
A VALENTINE

A VALENTINE I
For her this rhyme is perned, whose
luminous eyes
Brightly expressive as the twins Of |
Leda
Shall find her town sweet name, that, I
nesting lies
Upon the page, enwrapped from
every reader
Search narrowly the lines!-they hold
treasure
Divinc-a talisnan-an amulet
That must be worn at heart Search
we'll the mesure-
The words-the sylables! Do rot
forget
The trivialest point or YOU may lose
your labor!
And yet there is in this no Gordian
knot
Which one might not undo without
a ssbre
If lone could merely comprehend
the plot
Euwritten upon the leaf where now
are peering
Eyes Stimulating soul. there lie
per dus
Three eloquent words oft uttered in
the hearing
OF poets by poets-as the name is
poets, toh
It's letters, although naturally lying
Like the Knight Pinto-Mende
Ferdiuando--
Still for a synonym for Truth-cease
trying!
You will not read the riddle, tho
You do the best you can do +
Edgar Allen Poe.
Go discover the names in this
poem read the first letter of the first
line in connection with the second
letter OF the second line; third letter
OF the third line, and so on to the
end
Mr. Will Isenberg returned from
visit to ST. Louis Tuesday night
Miss Wachenheim. OF Vicksburg, IS
visiting Miss Gertie Guggcnheim
Mrs Robert Fort is a guest of
Mrs Z. P. Odencal for few days
Miss Elizabeth Clack. oi Chicago,
Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Cannon.
Mr. Oscar Wilson, II Vicksburg,
is spending several days in Green
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bundy have
gone TO make their future home in
Canton
Mr. R. L. Casey, from Hollandalc,
paid a visit 10 Greenvile friends on
Friday.
Mrs T. A. Turner, OF Leland, paid
visit to relatives in Greenville ON
Monday.
Mrs F. H Ivy. Leland, was a guest
in this city during the early part OF
the week
Mrs Ben Moorehead, of Port Glib
son is a guest OF Mrs J. E. Negus for
few days.
Mrs w. w Wortl,ington, of Way.
side was a guest of Greenville friends
on Tuesday.
Mrs May Opp. of Meridian. Miss.
is a guest of Mrs. w. S. Claek o,
Percy street.
Mr.. Maurice Fiscl,ei returned ):
Sunday after visit to relatives i
vicksburg.
Miss Gcrtic Guggenhe:m has Re
turned after weeks visit to friend
in vieksburg.
The series of afternoon entertain
mems given 81 Mr Stanley Her
shaw was brought to close with
delighted bridge party which too
plsce on Saturday The game va
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Evening Card Party.

On Saturday evening a enjoyable
card party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs louis Mosby entertaining
about twelve friends, among them
Mrs. Harris, of New York, and Ms.
Wood of Baton Rouge.
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Snaith in this city and Mr. and Mrs.
MiIton Smith. IN Leland

Snith in this city and Mr. and Mrs.
MiIton Smith. IN Leland
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. d. Morse, of Wav-
eriy, La, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs ]. A. Mann and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Hold for several days.
A greatly enjoyed social event OF
recent happening was the dance Civ
in honor of Mrs Ryan's guests dur
ing the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Hanway ar
rived on Thursday after a sojourn III
Florida and are at. home at the
Hanwzy residence on South Broad
way. :.
+ Mrs. J. T. Wortnington who has been
quite i'll at her home on North Kinds
street is convalescing at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Richard Haxfon on
Theobold avenue .
Among the most plesingly arrang-
/ ed card parties of the week was the
| one given on Monday afternoon by
Mrs E. H. Taylor, who entertained
| in a most gracious fashion.
I
| Mr.. and Mrs Isadore Itsig enter
4 tanned deliberately Thursday at a sew
/ en- course dinner in honor OF Miss
/ Hannah Soleman's charming guest
Miss Eta Guggenhefm, of Belzoni.
! Mr.. Charles Nelson will be gradu
/ ated from the United States military
| academy on February fourteenth and
visit relatives in Greenville before
| going to his new post. Mr.. Ntlsor
stands among the first OF hiss class.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Klingersmith
OF Hammond, Ind, are parents 1of
little daughter, who arrived on Mon
day She was given the name Q
Elizabeth Logan III honor Of her ma
ternal srandmother, Mrs. Nellie.
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Social and Personal +;

."
played at three tables and luncheon |
VS. daintiiy served in courses
Miss Ann Rhea, OF Murtreesboro, |
Tenn, is an attractive guest Of Miss
Louise Finch =.
Miss Emma Heintz. OF Buffalo, n
Y. is an attractive guest Of Miss Mir
ME Hanway
Miss Leah Kossman has been visit
ing friends in Indianola during tn.
past few days
Mr. Marx Eckstone, of Chicago,
is aguest Of Mr. and Mrs. Leop Levy
for few days.
Mr. Bryan, of Alhsnbra, will
make MS future home in Greenvilie
IN the near future.
Mrs. L. c. Dulaney, of Grace. was
guest OF Misses Anna and Ada Gil
key on Wednesday,
Miss Louise Finch is at home after
spending a visit of several weeks to
relatives in Memphis :.
Mrs. Rembert Steele, of Bolivar
county. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Abner Martin.
Mrs. w. K. Green, of Longwtood,
was guest OF relatives and friends
in this city on Monday.
Miss Sadie Clampet, of Wintervil!e
has been guest of Mrs. Howard
during the past few days
Mrs.. Moorehead of Port Gibson, is
visiting her parents Major and Mrs.
Allen on Washington Ave
d
Mrs Harris. of New York, who
has been guest OF Mrs. Louis Mos
by left few days since.
Miss Lillian Jones has.returned to
her home in Starkville after spend
ing kpe winter in Greenville
Tueday evening Miss Annie En-
merson entertained a number of her
! young trends in charming fashion
Misses Rachel and Carrie Mcleod,
of Indian3la, have been guests in
this city during the past few days.
| Miss Kate Woodward is a guest Of
'ser brother and sister Mr. and Mrs
| R. L. Woodward, at Cog Percy street.
! Mrs R. H. Pro.ner. who has been
a guest of Of Mrs. T. S. Shields, left
on Tuesday for her home in Louisi-
ara
Miss Martha Feltus has returned
to her lrome in Leland after visit
| OF several days to friends in Gren.
/ vile. :.
Mr. ard Mrs. Jas. Smith returnee
to their home in Natchez a lev
| days since alter visiting friends Il
this city.
Mrs. T. B. Shaw and Mrs. Cnarle!
| Elliott left during the early part o
the week to pay visi. to friends il
/ Vicksburg.
| Mrs. Harry Robinson and her chi
dren OF Lake Village are guests o
, Mrs. Robinson's parents DR.. and Mr.
! S. r. Dunn
Mrs Y T. Winter and her attrac
i tive children OF 4Alltsmbra. will al
, rive in the near future to make thei
home in this city.
o.
II Mr.. J. H Nelms returned fror
: Jackson a few days since and sper
the early part OF the week at hi
l'ome in this city.
.. -aol-
s Mrs. smith srd her dsushte
Y Miss J.li4 Of Gecfgetpwn. Kys, vi
1 arrive N the near future 10 ssis
Z Mrs S,nifh.x son Mr. Warren
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Entertains.

Among the nl,ost enjoyable of the
weeks entertainments was the bridge
party gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p Williams on Monday evening. The
affair was charmingiy planned boil,
IS to sshe arrangement of the pretty
hc-ne and the form of entertaining.
Bridge was played and followed BY
! Dutch supper. The guest Of hon
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Study Class
Class
of tha C+udx- Class will

be held on Friday afternoon at til;
home OF Mrs. William Bull
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Visitors Honored.

With a most enjoyable card party
given on Monday afternoon. Mrs. J.
B. Kemp honored several of Green
ville's fair visitors Luncheon was
served and bridge was enjoyed by
the twelve stylish gowned guests.
Two handsome prizes were awarded
and were won by Mrs. w. ]. Fox and
Mrs. E. E. Klingman
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Miss Kate Woodward is guest of
',er brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Woodward. at Cog Percy street..
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Miss Martha Fcltus has returned
to her home IN Leland after o visit
OF several days to friends in Gren-
vile
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Mrs. R. H. Pro.ner. who has been
guest of of Mrs. T. s. Shields, left
on Tuesday for her home IN Louisi-
ara.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Jas. Smith returned
to their home in Natchez few
days since after visiting friends n
this city
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Misses Rachel and Carrie Mcleod,
Of Indian2la, have been guests in
this city during the past few days.
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Mrs smith srd her dsushse-.
Miss J,slis@ Of Cecfgctpwn. Kys, WIN
arrive n the near future 10 visit.
Mrs Smiths son, Mr.. Warren VI
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Mrs. T. B. Shaw and Mrs. Cnarle.
Elliott left during the early part OIL
the week to pay visi. to friends II
Vicksburg.
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Tueday evening Miss Annie FIN
entertained a number of her
young trends in a charming fashion.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. d, Morse, of Way-
eriy, La, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. c.
r. Hold for several days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Mrs. Harris, of New York, who
has been a guest OF Mrs. Louis Mos
by left few days since.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Miss Lillian Jones hasareturned to
her home in Starkville after spend
ing .Ele winter in Greenville
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Ms Moorehead of Port Gibson, is
visiting her parents Major and Mrs.
Allen on Washington Ave
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Mrs. Harry Robinson and her chill
dren OF Lake Village are guests OF
Mrs. Robinson's parents DIR. ard Mrs
S. r. Dunn
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Mr.. J. H Nelms returned from
Jackson a few days since and spen;
the early part OF the week at his
Home in this city.
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Mrs. y T. Winter and her attrac-
tive children of AlIrsmbra. will ar
rive in the near future to make their
home in this city.
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A greatly enjoyed social event of
recent happening was the dance Civ
in honor. of Mrs Ryan's guests dur
ing the early part of the week.
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14

Under the new primary election law,
there is an entirely new deal after June
14th, in selecting party committeeman,
viz: At the primaries the electors
elect their precinct committeeman in
each precinct, the one having the high
est vote to be the chairman. The chair
man of the respective precinct commit
tees constitute the county committee.
These committees meet at the county
seat of the respective counties between
August l and 10 and organize by the
selection of chairman. secretary and
treasurer. Each county committee
elects one member of the state central
committee-one member of each legis-
lative district. The state committee
meets at Bismarck, the state capitol,
between September 1st ond 10th and
organize by the election of chairman,
secretary and treasurer and this COM
mittee promulgates and publishes a
party platform of principles upon which
the candidate shall stand.
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14

At the recent annual meeting of the
McHenry County IN. d. Newspaper
mems association, Paul V. Mccoy, a
Minot druggist, recognized as being
the states best advertiser, was one of
the invited guests and responded to
the toast. "What 1 Think of Advertis-
ing," in the following we'll timed re-
marks:
l believe that my success in business
is largely due to advertising. During
the five years that have been in Minot
my business has grown steadily, last
year reaching near the 500, 1000 mark.
l believe l have carried advertising
space in the newspapers of practically
every man present, and the fact that I
lay my success to advertising and the
fact that have increased the amount
of advertising each year, is evidence of
my belief of what advertising will do.
In the local papers carry from one to
two pages each week in the weeklies
and two or three hundred inches per
week in the dailies. This should be
evidence Of the fact that / am a firm
believer in advertising, and / shall con-
tinue to use all the space l can afford
while am in business.
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14

One faction has endorsed Young and
Helgesen, the other Hanna and Gronna.
There are some other able men in the
race but is is generally conceded they
stand little chance of winning because
of failure to secure organized endorse
ment. This may not be their fault as
individuals, merely their misfortune
under present conditions.
The above is taken from an editorial
in late issue of the Fargo Forum.
This is one of the gang papers that has
been bowling about the insurgents
meeting at Grand Forks and recon-.
mending part of ticket-and knocking
to smithereens the spirit and intent of
the primary law. Zone faction has
endorsed Young and Helgesen, the
other Hanna and Gronna." And you
other fellows Williams, Sinkler, Nc
Glory, Robinson-had better lie down
now ''it is generally conceded you stand
little chance of winning because of
failure to secure organized endorse
ment."
Isn't that a rather strong admission
for the Forum? All the time it has
been claiming that the machine had no
endorsed" ticket and all the time the
insurgent press has maintained that a
ticket was named in St. Paul. Now
you fellows that criticised the Grand
! Forks meeting what do you think about
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14

The stall-wart papers of Sargent
county are still afraid to print at the
head Of their editorial columns the name
of the man they prefer for United
States senator. There is a reason for
this. In the county convention the
machine leaders made the pretense of
being for M. N. johnson for senator
when really they were for c. B. Little.
They hope to beat Tom Marshall with
M. N. johnson at the primaries and
then figure that Little and Johnson will
have it out at the fall election and of
course there is where they expect to
throw Mr.. johnson. The hypocrisy of
such papers will be shown up before
the campaign is half over.
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You Are or You Are Not.

Tagus Mirror: AS the political cam
paign warns up we believe that it is
more than right that we let our readers
know where we stand. There is no use
Of trying to dodge the issue. One fac
tion of the republican party stands for
the ruling of the state by the people.
These are called the insurgents or pro-
gressive republicans. The other faction
stands for gang rule and Mckenzie
bossism. These are called the stalwarts
or grafters.
We gladly take our stand under the
banner of the insurgents.
Treadwell Twichell is the insurgent
candidate for governor. We are for
Twichell and believe that every honest
voter in the state is with us. The
friends Of C. A. johnson of Minot say
that Johnson who is also candidate
for governor, is an independent man.
He is not with either faction. That
brands him as far as we are concerned.
Show us the man who is straddle
the fence and we will show you ma
chine man every time. There is no use
for man tryinglto wiggle away from
principle. You are or you are not.
We have thousand times more respect
for man who will come out and let
the people know he is machine man,
than for man who rides the fence and
is ready to flop either way. Down with
bossism, greed, gall and graft.
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14

county he has live stock eleven good
horses and forty-five head of cattle,
Then in the fall he runs threshing
machine which he owns. In the fall Of
1906 he thinks he turned out more grain
with his machine than any other ma
chine did in the county, with an aggre-
gate Of 81, ,007 bushels. He is married
and has a family of six children.
Mack Sinclair, deputy postmaster at
jamestown was down Monday to take
a look over the city.
Miss Anna Conner arrived Saturday
for visit with her sister Mrs. ]. B.
COUNSEL. Miss Conner is q school
teacher and has just finished q term Of
school ct Adrian, in LaMoure county.
The Oakes times., 1908-05-14
Bill Is Wrathy.

Fullerton Farmer: VIM. Uecker,
one of the best fellows on earth, feels
that he has been the victim of a huge
joke. While he was taking an active
part as delegate in the republican
convention at Monango he was elected
as delegate to the state convention
by the Axtell-Potter stalwarts at what
is commonly known as the Potter con-
vention. Now Marshall hasn'ta better
supporter in Dickey county than this
same Bill Uecker and naturally Bill
says he won't go to that Minot conven-
tion unless Potter will let Tom Mar
shall head the delegation. This Potter
refuses to do. But in order to make
William vote against the wishes of the
man of his choice the Potter convention
passed resolution instructing the dele
gates at the Minot convention to cast
the vote of the entire delegation. Of
course there is not the slightest chance
in the world of the stalwart delegates
from this county being seated, but Bill
was so mad about it anyway, that he
ate ten rods of barbed wire fence and
since that time has been in the hands of
his friends who are keeping him from
going down to Glendale to get even
with the ringleaders of the ''gang con-
vention."