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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10

est vote of any, but the other candi-
dates on the regular ticket will not
be far behind him.
That Hon. G. B. Little will obtain
majority in the county is conceded
by all. Men who are interested in
Mr.. Titles candidacy claim that he
will poll at least so per cent of the
entire vote. Buttons bearing the SEN
atorial candidates picture are worn
in abundance and there seems to be
a general belief here that the Slope
is entitled to a representative in
Washington and this feature is MAX
ing the Bismarck man very strong.
Hon. G. A. Johnson of Minot is
gaining in strength here daily and it
is admitted at Insurgent headquar-
tiers that he will carry the county
This county has been the home of
Hon. Treadwell Twichell for many
years, but his alliance with the In
surgents has lost him nearly all of
his old time supporters and it is
doubtful if he secures 500 votes in
the county.
Both Of the candidates for the
nomination to the supreme bench
live in Cass county, but the senti-
ment seems to be overwhelmingly
for e. H. Wright, whose standing
as an attorney is exceptionally good.
Judge Spalding has antagonized
many Of his friends by his action in
fling on the Democratic ticket. Up
to that time many of the Republicans
here were in favor Of spalding be-
cause Of being his neighbors, but
most of them object to supporting a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10

the McCreedy hall on July IL. The
ladies are requested to bring baskets
with lunch for two. Good music and
a good time. Everybody come out
and lend your assistance to the ball
team.
Miss Jesme returned last Saturday
from Minnesota where she was CALI
ed by the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. H. w. Mcclure and daughters
Of jamestown arrived last Saturday
for an extended visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Carr.
S. A. Lonbaken made a business
trip to Bismarck last Saturday.
Mrs. p. L. Carr is enjoying a visit
from Mrs. r. s. Ramsett and son Of
Fingal, N. %.
]. M. Niles OF Bismarck was seen
on the streets Of Driscoll last Satur-
day.
Work has again been resumed on
the new bank building.
School election last Tuesday re-
suited in the election of j. e. Spauld-
ing, director, and Geo. Boelter, treas
urer. The old corps of teachers will
be retained for next year, with the
exception Of Miss Boom, whom we
understand has accepted better po-
sition.
G. H. Carman Will open grocery
store in the McCreedy building
about June Goth. AS Charlie has a
large circle Of friends he will no
doubt receive a liberal patronage.
Miss Emilia Hanson candidate for
county superintendent, was inter-
viewing the people Of Driscoll last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hendrix and
Miss Jessie Clint spent the evening
Saturday May both. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Woodwork.
Fl. Z. Langley's new ice cream par
lor next door south Of the meat
market. Is in charge Of Miss Nor
gan.
Joseph stoustil was visiting some
friends last Sunday at Happen.
Mrs. Geo. Boelter was shopping in
Bismarck last week.
Rev. Kahi and VIM. o'Laughlin
were attending Grand Lodge, /. o.
Q. F. at Bismarck last week.
Editor Smith Of the Kidder County
Herald and r. w. Gluck foreman Of
the Dawson Leader, were visitors in
the city last Monday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Nor.
ton, May 80, a son.
Mrs. A. P. Rosvold and daughter
were Capital City visitors last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emma Moore, who lives three
and one-half miles northwest Of town
is prepared to weave rag carpets at
twelve and one-half and fifteen
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10
PROF ALAMO
ROOM 4, ROANoKKE HOTEL
A Man Of Strange Power
Psychic, Trance, Clairvoyant Med

Psychic, Trance, Clairvoyant Med
iun.
"A man who will not permit the use
of his name lost some valuable pa
pers. A friend told him OF Prof. AZ
amo. The great clairvoyant was sent
for and came to Bismarck. He ar
rived the other day and the lost pa
pers were soon located The own
er has them now, and the professor
is good deal richer than he was.
Engagement Of marriage has been
broken. There was very unhappy
young woman on the one hand and
a not too delighted young man on
the other. Each had a hand in that
breach, and each ought to have been
soundly spanked. But the infection
Of punishment did not come Prof.
Alami brought the separated ones to-
gether. The sacred contract has been
renewed and q home is being prepar-
ed for a bride and groom.
iI34AAo WOAuOAAAlf oCC1OI pOW CI IT,
stores lost affections, reunites the
separated, settles lovers quarrels,
tells you how to marry the one OF
your, choice, how to win the man or
woman you love, how to make your
husband or wife or anybody be kind
and true to you and overpower all
your enemies; cures drunkenness,
removes evil influences, etc.
Are YOU successful in life?
II no, why? You desire success In
business, investments, changes, trav-
els, marriage. mining deals, real es-
tate speculations, health and home
affairs.
Remember the low fee.
So readings, SOC. SIS readings, 81
Everything guaranteed or no
charge.
Hours: 9 q. m. to 8 p. M, every
day.
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STANTON.
(Republican, 6th.) q

Republican, 6th.)
There is a good opening for a first
class blacksmith shop at Stanton.
Mr.. Case is now the owner of a
span Of good ponies and buggy and
may go and come whenever the spirit
moves. Us
The government snag boat, Man
dan, passed up the river Tuesday, on
her way to the Yellowstone, where
1t will be engaged during the sum
mer.
The Woman hall is now assured,
and work has already begun. The
structure will be one story affair
24x60 in size with hardwood floor
and stage. s..
Robert Mann of Washburn, was a
passenger on the boat, Mannhaven,
last Tuesday. He returned by team
the next day. His mission was to
secure the right of way for the tele-
phone line which Capt. Baker will
put in this summer.
Sunday in Stanton, was quite day
of sport. The lads and lasses for
miles around came pouring into the
town and by 2 o'clock the prairie
was covered with crowd Of good
natured people. The Krem boys
we're the first to be led to slaughter.
They came down the line in good
shape, but after a few rounds at the
bat with Stanton nine, they were so
badly battered and disfigured that
their best friends could hardly tell
who they were. At the end of the
seventh inning the score stood 10 to
2 In favor OF Stanton. The Krem
boys were gently led from the field.
The Deapolis boys now stepped into
the diamond and skinned the Stanton
fellows in short order, hardly leav-
ing our boys smile. The score this
time stood 20 to Is in favor Of De-
apolis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10
CASS COUNTY
Home Of spalding and TWich.
ell viii Give MajOrities
Against Them
Col. Little viii Get Big Vote
in Red River Valley
Counties

Fargo, N. D., June 9.-"Cass coun-
ty will indorse the entire Stalwart
ticket at the June primaries" said
well known politician here today,
in discussing the political situation.
And his predictions will undoubtedly
be verified.
The Stalwart Republican candi
dates claim Cass county by a major
ity of from 1000 to 1900 votes and
the Indications are that their esti-
mate is not in any way an exagger-
alton. While this is the home Of the
Insurgent candidate for governor. as
well as the aspirant for the supreme
bench, it is almost certain that both
will lose the county by a wide mar
gin.
L. B. Hanna, candidate for con-
gress, will undoubtedly poll the 1arg-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10
Notice Of School Election.

Especial District Annual Election.)
Notice is hereby given that on the
third Tuesday in June, being June 16,
"a. D. 1908. an annual election will be
held at court house in the special
school district OF Bismarck, No. /,
county Of Burleigh, state Of North
Dakota. for the purpose of electing
the following members of the board
OF education: Two members to serve
for term Of three years for the city
of Bismarck, N. D.
The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock
g. M. and closed at o'clock p. m. OF
that day.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this both
day Of May, 1903.
BY order Of the Board OF Education.
RICHARD PENWARDEN, Clerk.
Sections sOs and 500, Revised Codes
1895.
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Memorial day was observed this
year for the first time in Driscoll.
Very appropriate exercises were held
in McCreedy hall and an eloquent
address given by Hon. A. H. DeGraff.
Short talks were also given by j.. r.
Tanberg and Rev. Kahl. Appropriate
music was we'll rendered by the best
talent In the city. Much credit is
due the committee on program. Let
us hereafter assemble each year to
show just tribute and respect to the
heroes Of 81.
Driscoll will celebrate the Fourth
Of July in true American style. The
following were appointed at meet
ing held last Monday night: Com
mittee on arrangements ]. Simon
son, II. A. Hullum, G. H. Carman.
Committee on finance 4. R. Matth-
ews. Geo. Boelter, G. J. HalIum.
Committee on sports II. A. Thomas,
Delbert Reams, and VIM. O'Laughlin.
Marshal Of the days. Al. Loubaken.
The ladies aid met last Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. q. "a. Hull, two
miles south Of town. The automo-
bile excursion which left town from
2 to 5 p. M, was well patronizezd
and delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Hull.
The Driscoll baseball association
will give a box social and dance In
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10

Miller Dwight
born the Tompkins
October 1S43 Scotch
reared educated Dryden high school, New
1880
beginning
in I'd
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The primary election law requires that thirty cent OF the Deo
cratic
Of
ic ticket therefore
los Democratic primary
#s9. 5#Aa#
primary
Democratic candidate either
the election unless call for and
5a 5s En- ssg q f
You vote Democratic candidate Republican
a Republican candidate
primary place
general election this
Republican
AS
Democratic ballots
p. e. BYRNE,
Chairman Democratic County Contra Committee.
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Democratic Ticket
To be Voted the Primary ELECTION June a. 1905.

COUNTY.
For State Senator
DR.. F. R. Smyth.
For Representatives
s. NJ. FERRIS,
H. A. HALLUM.
For Sheriff
]. M. THOMPSON.
For Auditor
G. e. MoFFTT.
For Treasurer
s. III. SCOTT.
For Clerk District Court
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
For Register Of Deeds
ROBERT YEATER.
For Co. Commissioner End Dist
(Vote for one.)
FRED w. KORN,
s. K HOOD.
For Co. Assessor, End Dist
s, H. COONS.
For Co. Assessor, Bird Dist.
F. w. MOFFIT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-10

STATE.
For United States Senator
(vote for one.)
JOHN L. CASHEL,
w. e. PURCELL.
For Congress
(vote for two.)
TOBIAS D. CASEY,
o. G. MAJOR,
L. S. PLATOU.
For Governor
JOHN BURKE.
For Lieutenant Governor
ALBERT M. BESANCON.
For Justice Supreme Court
BURLEIGH F. SPALDING.
For Secretary Of State:
(Vote for one.)
JOSEPH MANN,
BEN G.. WHITEHEAD.
For State Auditor
B. F. BROCKHOFF.
For State Treasurer
JAMES E. CAMPBELL.
For supt. Public Instruction
w. A GODWARD.
For Attorney General
d. j. O'CoNNELL.
For Commissioner Insurance
G. II. ANFIEIER.
For com'r Agriculture and Labor
JOHN L. HARVEY.
For Commissioners OF Railroads
(vote for three.)
A. F. DoUGHERTY.
]. N. MCCOY,
II. J. MITCHELL,
LOUIS g. SCHELL.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
THERE WILL BE A SCRAP

There is well defined under-cur-
rent of. apprehension running
through the Republican party of this
state. that they are going 10 have &
tough time in swinging Colorado IN
10 line for Taft this tall.
This statement is not simly poll
teal fiction, but the plain truth,
based upon careful observation. You
do not find that buoyaney or con-
fidenee in the outcome that went SO
far TWO years ago and four years
ago. 10 carry the Republicans TO such
sweeping victories. Two years ago
the Republicans smiled indulgenly
at the little fuss made by the Demo-
crars. Practically the same was true
four wears ago. Four years ago. II
wss = case OF electing Roosevelt
Two years ago. he was in office and
everything WAS Republican Now il
is practically only the man who
makes politics his business. and who
is shouting for q Job for himself. who
can screw up any enthusiasm for
Taft. There IS no trouble in discov-
ering signs of worry even among that
class. snd they will shake their heads
obviously. and admit. that both
Bryan and TAFT will know they have
been running when they get through.
On the other hand We see the De
ulocra-S more active than for several
ysars As the Republican enthu-
siasm goes down the Democratic
spirit goes up. and TODAY there is a
much more active Bryan cub than
there IS Taft club in Weld county
That Bryan club IS going TO leave
some ugly scars on the Republican
ma a,ority o i,wo and four years ago
marx our word for II
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29

, in The matter of advertisins'
n ,hey would really study this mat
,er conscientiously, the would nm" II
ono of the best paying features OF
their business. Adopt some spe.ih'
plan. or line of advertising, ana 'ne''
keen at il, not one, TWO or 'n'ss
weeks hut for months, or year VI
,wo. II takes time 10 oflAs '"e
hest results, and q small ad IN one
issue of a paper Is not half so goo"
for the merchant as Two ads nor
are TWO ads half so valuable As iou'
and so forth TO the limit 10 'he
thing Systematically. II neeeSsa'!
roll ,he same story over and over
again
That is lust what the Daily Trio
une did on this excursion, ana 'ha'
was inst what brought the results
ANY merchant can do the same
Come in and let us map out an aa-
vsr,isins campaign for you that VIII
bring results
Won don't do your own law ousi-
ness. il you have any, and you don
do vour own doctorins- The trained
newspaper men are as eapaoie ot
Giving vou advice in their line, as
YOUR lawyer and your doctor III
their respective lines.
Then why throw money away on
vo,,- own Judgment. when you can
ser expert service with no more cost
10 YOU. and when you are pretty
sure OF good returns for your IN
yeStmsurs
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
TELEPHONE. GREELEY
,n6cs 30 Seventh.st., Greeley, Colorado
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ALL HELP To REAUTIFY

With the idea in view OF encour-
aging those who have already start
ed. and creating an interest in the
matter on the part OF oshers, the
Daily Tribune some time ago began
the publication OF a series of sketch
es under the title, Greeley Beauty
Spots" That series is now nearing
an end. and the results in interest
in the subject have certainly been
gratifying. We hope next summer 10
see another dozen places that viii
be worthy of another such series
OF sketches. The old friends should
not drop off either, but continue the
good example set, that We may even
tually have the most beautiful little
city in the country.
Practically all that IS necessary 10
bring about this very desirable result
is for everybody 10 plant flowers
where only weeds now grow. II
needs but the most common flowers,
shrubs or sreenery TO make a pretty
spot out of an ugly one, anu the
whole thing. outside OF 8 little pleas
ant work. will not cost over - cents
for seed.
Keeping in mind the idea that Ne
all want to help 10 make Greeley
beautiful everybody should turn out
Wednesday evening and Thursday 10
hear c. B. Blake. The note landscape
artist who speaks al the cnautauqua,
on the topics. The City Beautiful.
and Improving the Yards He
will give many practical ideas that
Will be OF use 10 Greeley people
Mr.. Blake IS tine man who la2d out
most of the wonderful park and
boulevard syssems OF Kansas City,
and the park systems OF Detroit, and
is therefore an authority in his line.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
THOSE SCIENTIFIC FARMERS

This week there ara being held IN
various parts OF Weld county meet
.aEs OF farmers. called farmers il
s,itutes- In brset il is s short asri-
cultural college course brought home
10 the farmers. instead OF the farm
ers going TO the college for iuforms-
tior.
There are great many farmers
who never take any in,erex, or stock
in ~ha. Is being done al the axricu.-
rural college, and there are also some
vito do follow the experiments a,
,ha, institution risA interest and pro-
fit TO themselves
Under normal conditions. il 8
probable that the farmer can ge,
along very veil without the axricui-
tural college. and its scientific me-
,hod OF growing crops, hu, what
about when the alfalfa sickens and
dies, when the potatoes blight. and
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29

the beet leaves curl up and won
grow9
There is something wrons theh'
and chances are that the agrieultura
college professor who has been pu.-
tsrins away with few plants Of eaeh
of these varieties who has been
laughed al by the practical iarmer
will have discovered just what ans
vour plants wnen they act that way
and il there is any remedy Snowh'
the professor will have II al lis nm
gers tips. Possibly the fault IS Win
YOUR soil The chemical composition
may no, be right. 1t is pre'iE deh-
nitely known just what II -sauireo
in the soil TO make each variety ot
uIanr do its best. The professor can
tell YOU il your soil is right or II II
is some parasite that il killius your
crop. He may not always h2'e re-
msdy, but he does sometimss' you
never do. or if you do, you have sos
il nine times out OF ten, directly or
indirectly from the investigations OF
some agricultural college teacher
This statement is simply prelimi-
nary TO the one. that ever iarmer
should attend every farmers lnsu-
,ute held. whenever it 10 posSio!e not
10 sscrafice too much time al busy
season. II you have = good crop
YOU had better take care OF II IN
preference TO going to farmers In
s,;tutes. II your crop 10 not suffer
ing for your attention. or II you nave
a poor crop. meet with the>e seien-
tific chaps every time you gel
chance. and nine times out OF ten. you
will get your moneys worth
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
DOES IT PAY:

The advertising value OF the Daily
Tribune has been demonstrated be-
yond peraivsnture- Nearly four
hundred tickets were sold fer the
uaterworks excursion Thursda.. sd-
verrised almost exclusively in the
Daily Tribune
The excursion SaS taken up TO
test the value of the paper SIS an
advertising medium, sud TO say tha,
the resul. Was gratifying 10 the man
Aeemsnt. as well IS 10 the Colorado
4. Southern Railroad Company.
would De TO put il mildly.
Except the placing OF SEQ. small
haadbills on the streets "Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning. fo-
who might no. read the paper. the
advertising Was au done through
the paper. This IS something ul-
usual. IS heretofore window cards
and ayeGs have always been put OFT
both by the Tribune and the railroad
company. and Vet this was one o:
the bisges, excursions ever promoted
by the Tribune. and these are NUN
hersi hy the tens ror.
This should also teach merchants
the lesson that ii.tle intermittent
advertising = not much gooI. but i.
must eS made IS much q part o.
their business IS any osher feature
in selling goods
Il looks Peculiar TO the uosc sce-
ceS<tui business men 10 see how
careful some Cen are in some mat
tiers Of business, and yes how care
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
Narrow E>raE-

V P Dawson spent l2s. Monday
II Greeley quite axains. viii and
eontrary 20 his plans a.: expecsa-
.aoEs- Mr. Ds~son xG enrou.e
from eastern Kansas TO S.arl. New.
on tie north bound pass axef this
morning and when the ira = stopped.
got of Tor little frszh ar and ex-
e-cfse. waking Up s-G dovn the
platform
The train rIrrs.. raout his
kao-leStge and hs rz- sra1tka,ly
caught AZ o2e coach AZ atDed IL
ev. succeeded il ca.etioE the next
only TO be cra<ks.. sac-- distance.
when he fell And Efas<-. b.. II ground
under tie Wheels oaly . hairs
er~attA- Tie spectators o. the
7lacrocE rers h-ea.ttsss I'D kcrrt-
Ted eu- the uAn escav=5 sersous IN
-urT- &c ru rs-y 6zxr. mach
bruised and hitig s;a---. hadiy
sca,e5 ,sa. ks ,z-zst -asA. felt III
Asc asked .o- 4 do,cso- m e1amf-
nation Z Wis toGna - "a: . broken
shoulder
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
A NEW ENTERTAINMENT

Do you enjoy the spectacle OF the
good. old. arrogant. cocksure G. o.
P. running to cover, or in full rout.
not alone in the state. but PRACTICAL
ly as much so in big-repuolican-
majority Weld county, YoU can get
a practical demonstration o: this
almost any time that you will talk
10 a good republican office holder or
want-to-be office holder.
The spectacle is good principally
because. whether or not ever candi-
date on the Republican ticket is
elected next fall, or whethsr or not
every Democrat is elected. il 5 best
for the community to have things
SO that people can elect good man.
no matter what he may be labeled
politically The people should have
the privilege of making a change in
their public officials once in : while.
and not be compelled to accept any
thing that half dozen Professional
politicians decided to give them; and
that is just exactly what the would
have to accept with 4 norma Rspub-
lican majority in this county OF about
geo voters 1t may be thai he men
best suited for certain pukis offices
are to be found within tas Republi-
can ranks In that case the people
should have the privilege Of electing
them On the other haud II better
men can be had from the Democratic
ranks they are the men % elect
There has never beer a time in
the history OF this country when par
~ lines have been SO ne27ly obliter-
atsd aS right now. and il speaks we'll
( for the independence OF tA= American
voter
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
WHY THE GREELEY pAMY Sun

The Greeley Sun cam out last
Friday with daily ej;-on. and IN
its official announce stated that
il was done because the Republican
party in Weld eounty u=4ded il. as
the Democrats already ~ = daily
newspaper
Friend Wilson never made two
statements with more rE-h in them
than these. You can bs, he Repub-
lcans viii need all ,hs assistAnce
they can get, in this falls campaign.
and YOU can also be, tte Democrats
hare a daily ue~spap~r that will
nsh, thsir honest battles and will
also turn in and help LEX them. the
uomsn, they are rot host
VIA, ve want in this county is
elections close enough 50 lat which
ever side wins the winners viii give
the very hes, a6rinis,rz. n Of pub
lie affairs, Of which ,hsy a-s capable
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-29
Granger Estate Il. Ce-s

Petition Tor TIE a1y.at--- eas Of A.
&C = I1ts-rz.or 9. ;ez a<ras Of tie
Lass c A Grzcrs- vas I'd IN the
eio-1tr c1ozr- lAs. Tnz-x.a and Mrs.
StA-a Z G-l.rsr. rttox d<ceasee
"I< aF-.os-t=-t ~ jE1r= roa- TIE
estate 3 =s-1-l,s,- rc--t I,,,ut Ss@.-
eNa- -os-lT = s-1css er- ~. ese.
-'o7t for !-5,sfa & -s..rsre6 O.
.A@ zd=I-sx.-1t-r
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-25
Fred Rowe was arraigncd and givcl

Fred Rowe was nrraigncd and given the statutory time 10 plead. Pitts, Foley and smith were arraigned and pleading moi guilty, the hearing of their eases was sci for November 20.
 Atkins was arraigned and given the statutory time to plead; Yamaia was arraigncd and pleading not guilty the hearing of his ease was set for Noyem. her 20
 Fodrous was arraigned and given inc statutory time io plead.
 The following eases were placed on the calendar and default entered: l.. l. Fletcher versus C. \. Barnsdall {; Margaret Boltz versus Thomas !. Boltz; Francis A. Archambeau versus Joseph Archambeau; ]. ]. Hart versus Angelina Hart.
 The cases of David Babbett versus l.. l.. Deucll ct al; Miller, Schall and Co. versus the Arizona Smelling Com. pany, and !. II. Cordes versus John Hennessy were placed on the calendar.
 Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in the ease of the Hill Hardware Com. pany versus William stephens.
 The demurrer in the ease of l.. l. Bonnell versus C. C. Miller was argued and sustained and the plain,if grant ed leave 10 amend the complaint.
 Plaintiff was granted leave to amend his complaint in the ease of Jules Bnumann versus the Baumann Copper Company and the hearing of the ease set for December |.