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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
Yolitii1es.

Sn 5tarf gountp baben bic libera.
len glelnente einen 9ldn3enben SieQ
oapnn astrageu. Dos @ountp gab eine
liberale Mebrheit bon 4779 5timmen.
Sn Canton batien Die liberalen eine
Webrhelt bon 1867 5timmen, in Mal.
lillon betruq bic Webrbeit l7l8 5tim=
men. Nub bic 2anooiitritte gaben
eine Webrbeit BON 367 6timmen fir
bic perl0nlihe Greiheit. pdbreno bos
Muderelement in Maiance nit 10
stimmen 9Rebrbeit lieste.
Die 9abatspHanaer bon 3entudu
berlan9en Die Nufbebune Der 9abats=
solle, In oenen lie nit boiler gerebti=
9ung bic gr6bte 8eiabr fur ii9 erbli=
den, oenu Der 3oa liefsrt ie benz Sruh
IN bic Ddnoe. Nuf Der, anberen 9eite
betrelbt Der Sabatstruit eifrig Die Nu.
nahme Der 3Dlle. uno unter oieien um=
itdnoen fann man fb perli1ert balten.
oab ben Garmern ni1t Der Wilen &c.
tban tperben miro.
5iebenuno3pansia Wollenhoff. ga.
britanten in Neu=@u9lano baben ii1
gu elmer einai9en Gorporaiion beridmols
3en. Das @reisnib 1T ourb Elm 3irs
tular aefeiert pOroen. oas einen preis=
aufihlaa bon sw6lf Elm balb bis fiinf=
nnosmansi9 Yro3ent antiinoiat. gls
8runo meroen Die boben preiIe fur
Robmolle angeaeben. Sic 8egriinoune
1T ridtie. Woae 1T leBtsrer 3eit tart
i'm preiie aeitiesen. Sn biefsm 2anbe
wiro lie ieoob nod belonoers burd
einen bohen 3oa peribeuert. Inter bies
len umfdnoen tpdre es au Derpunoern.
Dab Die Gabritanten teine 9erablebun9
ODER Nufbebuna Der Y0lle fur @olle
geforbert baben, ldQe niht bic betannte
Sbatiahe Dor. bab bic 3oamolfe in
Ruoeln ia9en. I'm bobe 36lle auf
Wolenmaaren gu erlangen, muB man
Iolbe au6 ben WDl3i6tern suaeltebsn.
Sn iol6er Wsiie miro elm 3ol auf ben
anoeren aetbiirmt. Wie Der 8erbrau=
der bon Molenipaaren iein Nustom.
men finoen lam. lit feline Sahe.
Sir bic @rmdblnng bon 8nnbess
5snatoren bur1 birette Goifswabl ba=
ben fit bisber Die folgenoen iiebenuno=
stpansig 5taaten ourb ibre 2eaislatll=
ren oif'siea ertldrt +: 9lrtanias, @alifor=
nien. Colorado. sSoabo. Snoiana. Sl-
linois. Sotua. Ganlas. @entufp, 2oui=
iiana. Wi6igan Minneiota, Mihouri.
Wontana. Rebrasta, giepaoa, Woro
@arolina. Stlahoma. Oregon, penn=
lpIbatiien. Sao Satota. 5enneHee,
Seras. Utah. Waihinaton, Wiseonlin
uno Woming. @s feblen iomit nur
nod Die 2eoislaturen bon bier Gtaaten.
um bic 3abl poll 3u MAIDEN. bic bon
Der 8erfaiiung our @inberufuns zines
National=G al=Gonpents aur gntgeaennabme
zines Nmenoements porseIbrieben 1T.
Wo bleibt babel Sbio I?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
Die Wabl in etart 6onmtp.

.Eie frenaen 0erren iino's. bic tur5
re9ieren." glls i'm lebten Sabre Die
prebibltiOnsHutb gu idmelen bsaann,
idien IS, als miiroe oieielbe Nlles nit
Hid forireiBen. Gin @ounip nah oem
anoern nuroe bon 0em Ganaiitern
erObert uno in Den tpeniaen gounties,
no bic liberalen ben 6les oaoon trus
aen. batten iie meiit nur gang gerinse
Mebrbeiten. Do1 bic gBenoung lit
eingeireten. Sic Gtimmaeber baben
.inIehen 9elernt. baB Die Yeriprebun.
| sen Ser iSiibrer Der Muti=Galoun=2iea
lauter 2us uno 3ru9 iino, oarauf be.
rehnet. benz 8olte Sano in Die Mugen
au ltreuen. 9ie 9teuern mubten erb6ht
Deroen, trfBoem 9uff in ieinem 2ii.
genblaite DerbeiBen, oielelben piiroen
uerminoert. uno Die i'm Soloe Der
glnti=5a.oons2l9a febenoen preOiser
es ibm nadplapperten. Us tpuroe 9e.
raoe 10 biel 9etrunfen pie friiber. nur
|trat on Stelle bon Bier uno Wein Der
Whistep. Sic goli3eiaeribte batten
nlebr 1dae BON Sruntenbeit als ie unb
BON Der berbeiBenen yerbeiieruns Der
8eiddfte NOR nibts 3u bemertsn, i'm
@egenibeil. 9ie @elddftsleute iahen
mil. .Sdrefen. oaB Der 8eloumlauf 9e.
ringer muroe uno ibr llmiab oemaemdb
abnabm. 9iele grfabrun9en mahte
man LIBERAL IN ben ,trodeuen" @oun+
Ties uno bic Counties, in 0enen nod
teine Mbitimmun9en ftattaefunoen. ia.
ben oieie Wirtunaen uno bic Jol9en
5eiaten li1 in ben lebten Wablen.
RoB Gountp 9ab cine Mebrbeit bon
1919 fur bic 2iberalen, Mabonin9
@ountp folete NIT elmer Webrbeit bon
2l87 fir Die Sa1e Der perI0nliben
iSreibeit unb nun folat Start gountp
uno periebt init Der semalti9en Webr.
belt ben 4779 Siinlmen benz Wlnfer.
tbum einen gblag. BON oem iih bas.
ielbe uobl iobalo nidt erbolen ipiro.
Gas yiigenaemebe Der Nnti=Salooas
2iaa 1T bloBgelegt. Sic 6lbrer Der.
ielben. bic fir fdn6ben @emiun bic
peri0nli6e 5reiheit au nnteroriifen
lnhten, linb in ibrer aanaen grbdrm-
lidfeit bloBaelteat uno piirben fih
lbdmen, ipenn lie in ibrer Guht nod
@eln uno 8eminn nibt Nles 5ham=
gefibl ldngit uerloren bdtten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
Sanoperfdnfe atto SDpotbcfen
t,t perfloHenen Sabr.

Wdbreno oss am 80. SUM enoen=
oen Sabres muroen in 5uscaramas
@ountp auBerhalb ben ftdbtil9en @rens
gen %. 332.73 Wder 2ano oertauit fir
oen Betra9 bon $3.50, ,8l8.
Jnnerbalb itdotiiher @renaen tpur=
Be 9ano beim 9lder bertauft fir
s43. $50.
Gtaotlotten nuroen pertauft iiir ben
getrag bon 1905. .5l5.
Winerals unb Oelldnoereien &c. fir
|$l33, $40.
@s tpuroen 1892 YsrtduIe fir oen
Betrag bon 1864, 1877 in Den @runo.
bHhern eingetra9en.
@s murben l42 pahtbertrdge fir
Die Geiammtiumme pon 5000 ein9e=
tra9en.
Muf 1906 MGer purben DDpotbes
ten i'm Betrage bon 1884. 799 ein9etra=
| gen. Nuf 2anb innerbalb f1otii1er
Grenaen lpurben 6ppotbefen i'm Betra=
| ae bon SIP. 406 gebuht. Muf Hdoti=
|i1es gieenthum iuuroen 6ppotbetsn i'm
gstraae bon $543. GA eingetrogen unb
auf Wineraldnoereisn $53. .252. Ser
8eiammtbetrag Der 0ppotbefen. bic i'm
|leBten Sabre aufaenommen tpurben.
.betrdet 81 .055. 749.
0ppotbefen pursen ab9etraQel
Hui 9256 Qanb .......... 1920. .972
Nu5 Qano in itdotiidem @ebiet Is. .627
Muf itdotiides gi9entbunl. 4. 38l. .424
Wainero1dnoereien &C. ...... 53. .252
3abI Der abbe3ablien 6ppotbes
ten 766. 9etraq. $500. 669. 266
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
NoG itno ote Sage Der yeogett&

Das neine mort .nob" bas ber 4td,ter bier
gebrau1t emtbdlt eiue iebr srnfte Wtobnnna g6ox
bente nod TT. mag ntnrsen ait nlebr ieim yn benz
onoeren Dtdternort rente ROTH inor9em to6tH Iieof
aad Der 9po. ben nitt eilt plbbIi1er l1naIRdsfoM
herbeifhbrt ben Weenidbeu bdnfg seung raid an Srs
ben Heten Gdlen bereitet er b allerbingS lonoi9us
Greihet weltae ber fid p0rbereifenben Wernidbtlnu
BON ben Weniten ieibt geiaden ipirb. Jeber RbrpsI
aetgt frnb5eit,9 Durd lBarnungsfgnale, pie Ropt~
fHmdde. y. T. No.. on. lpenn tbn eine gtbrlina oc.s
troGen bat Mtr bieie Gpmptomt beodbttt nnb benz
tn WeordMgnlB 9trotbenen 9brper NIT 81. Bernnyb.
nud balb piensr etfnnD ien; ,nb 6a beIeS beriihmf
wtits u Mputbsten an baben IT, erfetnt bic e4uID
beg untaditaen Snttbtns bel einem 5usr gerne{hgi.
8rbBer. ROD tnb bie 1age Der WD{en fur iebers
Msniden, Ssr geiano blstbsn MN; .ysDd- ieit SRE
IlhIs wlsuiaen bod aad ialsr .tsoA. fRr SS,ss;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

*Mls Sobn zines Mbenbs beimiebrie,
fanb er lein iunges WeitGenin &brd.
men aufeel6ii. ,Wnrunl tDeinif Du.
mein 1ieblino 2 I'D, Sobn. id
bate einen id6nen Ru@en ietbR 9e-
baden unb i'm 3un Mbilblen auf bic
Weronba Qsileat unD nun bat i6n Der
|0uno aufgs5reiItn |" \ Ma6t ni&ts.
Qino6sn, mir irie9en I&cn einen an.
osysn ouno II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
9iuntlter I.

Nm eonntae Mbeno tpuroen in
Der Ndbe bon Nfton. N. Dr., aehn
pferoebdnbler bon Seras in einenfs
Eager bon Yanbiten anaegriffen uno-
neun tuuroen nieoer gemaht. mdbreno
es benz sebnten 9elang, su entfommerl'
uno ben geb0roen 4n3eise gu erltaiten.-
Eie pferoesiihter batten eine aroBe@
peroe 0ieb bel lib. bic lie bon Meritot
nah Seras brin9en molten. 9iad Der
Nneabe oes lleberlebenoen lollen bic
gdnoiten Snoianer gepeien iein, ipdb=
reno Die Seb0roen oafiir balten, Bob iie.
Weritaner lparen. gs gelang oen W6r=
bern, su enttommen.
Nus Der umaeaeno bon @ouperneur.
N. D., luiro gemeloet, oaB am Sonn=
tag bel einem Geeen Sauienbe uno-
NbertauIenoe bon tlsinen 6r0lben ries-
berfielen.
Muf Or Oenper & Bio 8ranoe-
gabn in Der Ndbe Der Station 6els
per in Utah fubr am Ganlitaa cine
3angierlotomOtioe in einsn 3ug BIZ
nein, auf oem Iib Nbgeoronete sur
Ronbentiou Der glts In Cos anQeles
befanoen. 0ie poHagiere puroen tiids
ti9 our6gei6iittelt. aber es purDe
feiner oerlebt. Drei Wann bonn 3uaz
pellonal Deroen bermiBt, unb man
befiirdtet, oah tie fib unter oen 3riint=
mern beTinoen. Beioe 2otomotipen
fprangen pOm Seleiie. Snfolee Der
RoliIion iino Die @sleiIe blodiert, uno
alle reselmdbi9sn 3tige tperoen aufge=
balten. @tma $500 glts, oarunter
piele aus oem SIten. lino in 8rano
sSunction, Golo., fsltgehalten uno
miihen parteu, bis Die 8eleile uieoer
9srdumt iino.
Sobn Maoion, Elm gigamif, ben
Die Beb0roen fait ieoer 9roBen gtaot
in Nmerifa in Die 0dnoe au betom=
men tpiiniben. lit in San ssransisto
perbaftet woroeu. Gie golisei bat
feif9eitelt. baB er beTtimmt 10 Ssrauen
9ebeiratbet uno lid5 nit ID anoelel
perlObt bat. IS 1T tuabrl1einfieb, oaB
er aud nod eini9e bon biafen la ae=
beiratbet bot. uorllufig Feblen aber
nod Die SelpeiIe oatiir. sSese Der
"a 5rautn, bie benz 9auatt bsstta.st
hatten IS Dareu meiftens 9Bittnen
Ooer seitieoene 6rauen lnittleren at=
ters - bat mebr ODER weni9er @elo
our6 ibn DerlDren.
Sn Geyin9ton, &b., puroe sSrau
Gate Bbipps unter Der 9lntlaoe pers
baftet, JrduI. Marp Gpan tlberfaQer
uuo ibr 8ell6t ourd gGure entIteQt
gu baben. sic 1T eine Nadbarin Der
GunleapDs, bel beuen 6raul. Gpan
mobnt uno felt bic 2ebtere i'm Geli-
rum 9ele9eu bat, bat lie lid bdufia
mad ibrem Seiinoen ertunoiet. @m
Samlta9 mar 6rGul. &pan bel 8e=
,inuung, als Srau pbipps erI6ien
uno als lie bic 2ebtere iab, eerietb
lie in cine 10 fiirbterlide Nufreauna,
oaB fiinf perionen iie taum i'm gett
3u balten permo6tsn. Grdul. Gpan
laate ipdter. Grau pbipps babe Iie
attufirt, ibr sdure in's @eiidt ae=
Idleuoert. ibr nit einem MeHer @eFbt
uno 9dnoe seritnitten uno babel ae=
lhrien DWenn i'd feline rofaen gas
den BADEN fann, oann foQIi Du aud
telne baben. Seoefmann bat Oih
|9ern. mid aber Nismano."
5roBoem i'm Staate Georgia oas
io9snannte vNear=8eer" oas bette
Nequipalent zines gsiItiaen 8etrdnts
1T. 10 seist Der geriht bes Yoliasioe.
partements bon Ntlanta bod pdbreno
Der eriten feds Monate BON 1909 nibt
weniaer als 1875 gerbaftunaen tpessn
3runtenbeit. Sm lebten Sabre BELIEF
iid Die Nnsabl Der Ysrhaftuneen pe=
gen Sruntenbeit nur auf 1923.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

Die nWempbis, Senne1ee, oeuiide
3eituns" fraat:
% iprib, uebt oas Banner i'm Mors
aenlihti1ein
No4 iiber ben 9eloen i'm 2anbe ber..
6rei'n?"
uno antmortet auf bic 6raae:
yDobl tuebt nod bas Banner
Die 6eloen iinb tobt -
Sm 2anoe Der 6reien
Sriumpbirt Der 3elot
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

: Der .Nationol probibiiionia"
be(inat bic Gd6nbeiten Der prohibi-
iion in Sadion, 7enn., unb io9t ben,
GtdOt9en einen aroBen rloraliIGen uno
finonaieilen Grfpl9 porous. Hut elmer
onbsrsn Geite iloQt oaiielbt Dlott iiber
Die 3unshmenbs llniittIi@tsii III benz.
|ielben Gtdot&tn, gais probibiilons.
moral
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
9agesuettt9fettett.
Qhin.

mod, Nbeub bic binterthiire ihrer mohs
nuna 6linete, um au iehen. uer anaes
flopEt babe, mari ibr ein @tanmiaer
idmarser Re,l rothen pfe1er in bic
Nuaen uno Iubte lie oann su perae-
waltiqeu. Nuf lire 6i.ferufe lam ibr
8atte berbeiaseilt, Der gleaer aber
bate bereits Ole Ssluht erariffer uuo
tonnte trub eifriaer nnteriuAuna lei.
tens Der polisei nidt einaeIanaen
,peroen.
I'm lSof;ou hot Ireh qfonn lp;nen
fleinen lsd,s exobr. oltsn eohn ser.
bert erIholisu hen ,r Fir einsn Sin.
brebsr' osboItsn botte. 9er qnabe
NOR i'm shlofe inonneInb i'm 2i,nmer
,,mberneoonopn nnn aIonn ooh nier
ghiiIIe auf I'm al.
a. 100 soh.a ~. so,n.s e,e,.
m,,rne i'm Mrmenhouip nm ghom,,oiun
gonatn non sinsm alinpeu liner hen m
ho,1sen oeronnt unb 10 thinner perlekt
hos sr baIn nohbsr iforh. gpine gpittms
in nobs,u hnnnert sabre oIt 5,os Woor
mar IS Sohre perhsirotbet. Wpr Rurs
fern nerIisssn nie nlten psute bic gIn=
SfoIt nm ibrer alien heimotb in gnrino
ain s. nodmoIs eineu geSud, oh,u'
liatten, aber lie fehrten balo nad) oem
Mrmenbauie surld.
Dapio 6. ShaIe. Elm 65 eSahre alter
ssarmel, erlaa inn etaotboipital su
Ntron ben 8erlebunaen, Die er erliit,
aIs ieiu pfero iiirslih bsim pailiren
zines Automobils ourheing uno er
inter bas Sbier aelporfen ,puroe. Ser
Gtaatsanualt fabnbet nunmebr na6
BEN Qenfer ienes Nuios, Der in glebe=
iano anldlllg nno in Be9leituna bon
atpet Samen IN ralenoer gtle an benz
6ubrtpert beg Jarmers porbelaefabren
iein iol.
Wabrenb ssrau =. M. Softer bon
Delanare mil Dem aufbdnoen ibrer
Waf6e bef1dFtigt mar. erlaubte lie
ibrem 5tpeildhrlsen Sobneben, nit
stetntperten llb gu ber9nil9en. Sin
lentredbt IN Die Sobe 9enortener Stein
trat beim 0srunterfallen oas Slno aut
ben Sopt uno mad tuenlgen Wtlnuten
trat leln Soo ein.
geim @rasmdben i'm Soie ieiner
Wobnung ltleB 5. Stron9ban Sau
uon gueprus aut elnen Sorpsoo. Der
oOn Der Jeier oes vVlerten" ber nod
IN oem 8rale lag. VS. ertol9ts cine
@rplofon. ourd bic Salps rs9tes
Seln aut9erlnen tpuroe. Dalls 3us
ltano 1T tritlld. oa ft9 berelts epmp'
tome bon glutoer9lftung eln9eltelll
baben.
Nier Dien]tmao6en bon Charles g.
1aIt in Cincinnati, einem Yruoer oes
praliosnten Salt, bic theils aus gng=
lauo. tbeils aus SrIauo itammen.
Iubten i'm Yunoes.Dilrittsoeri9t um
ole St'9e'lu"a oss on1set1e"'s I'a~'
sSn Tol9e zines unDeroaullAtelts=
anfaus. ben er tpdbreno elmer Ner=
lammluns Der lotalen "Sap q Sroer
gelaue" am n. Sum- IN elnem 2bea=
Ter eriist. rarb &aplt. Aleranoer Wtcs
erntep BON Sprln9flelo. @r tuar elm
Vsteran oes gir9ertrle9es uno ltano
I'M "a. 9sbsnslabre.
syn einem auf grlu9en beg Staats.
auualts $. .. Walib bon Maoiion
gountp abaeaebenen @utanten laat
0iliss8enerallta Wiaiam s..
M'ler, oaB Elm @ountplbabmeiltsr oas
RsAt babe, eeiltise 8etrdnts. bic bel
Ha33ias auf v@peateaiies". ,Blinoe
alas. &C. eghl'sS.t' ~uloe!!; ea u! e'hsm
.1t9uenen eeuh1y p'en'',g 81 ust.
taulsm, um oaoatW o.e oe5ap'ans
oet A1lsllv91eaes ~ et5,u'nse": :,. yin
lolpsr Set1auI Eeee n'p' .In 2D'osr' 9e,
lptuV mil oem eouh'p'1p''oh'9e=
'eBe'
lleber bunbert srobe rotbe 3eoern
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01

the game was called of, the score at
that time, being to 1 in favor Of his
umplets.' .',,: Y . 5ss5 g.. ..,, 49, :.
d It was, disappointing that the game
did not 60 to an conclusion as both
teams were playing gilt edge ball and
the spectators were being treated, to
an exhibition that is seldom seen from
amateur teams. s1..
: The Mandan team is sure a swift
aggregation and showed millions OF
improvements over the>r condition
when they appeared here earlier in
the season. /; <.h', =.
The Co. A team was playing like
clock work and Packard had just re.
turned from a little ascention and
was putting them over the plate
crooked and, fast and evidently had
the men from across the river at his
mercy. It is impossible to predict
what would have been the outcome
had the game gone to the limit but q
record might have been established
hat would hav made the game at
Bloomington yesterday look like a hall
mile dash. - r. ~ ',
The work of Edwards, the local
catcher, back of the bat and with the
willow was gilt edged, he being cred
tied with three sacker, double and
a single, besides eating up everything
back of the rubber like a professional
There is great improvement noted
in the entire team and with plenty
Of practice will make any team in the
state 20 some.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
DINING GAR COOkigq;; It
!. r.. KILLED in WRECK
GUS ANDERSON. FORMERLY: OF
=. FARGO, MEETS HORRIBLE rlf
'(s' DEArH.'s
Broken Rail Crashes Through Floor
81 Dining Car and Man 10 instantly
Killed. I.

: Reports have reached this city of
a wreck which occurred near Glen
dive on the N. P. Sunday morning.
It Is reported that broken rail be-
came loose from the ties just as the
dining car Of the train was passing
over it and the cook, Gus Anderson,
a former resident of Fargo, was in
stantly killed. r
The story of the mans death is
particularly shocking as it is stated
that he was completely cut in two.
the rail striking one of his legs about
half way between the knee and the
thigh and continuing up, striking him
on the chin and tearing his lower jaw
completely from his face.
There are no reports of further ia
talities. Trains were delayed for about
six hours on account Of the wreck. Mr..
Anderson was formerly employed as
cook lin Prizes Cafe in Fargo and
at the time of his death his home was
in st. Paul, where he was living with
his wife and one child, a little girl.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
JAIL is NON a'REA|D|'!|Y'
=. :. FOX / II 7. flHi liz: CHlIjCAl| III
NINE or INFORMATION CONTAINS
4: Ed TN FOLDER e 3 ~ r.. p's- e.. !. !
r rnIalIrEn' ts *
Chicago Manufacturers will be- Shown
Nthe City a Ia Acknowledgment Pro
gram 10 Planned. tj,, u,y l.'a -.

:, The Commercial club has arranged
for. all details, Of the reception to, be
given the, Chicago Commerce assOcia-
ton which will arrive in the city via
special train this afternoon at 2:30
The members or the club WISH again
to cali the attention Of owners of au'
tomobiles and rigs that they will be
expected to be at the depot at 2
o'clock and be ready to show the
guests about the town. y, T., i
-, A neat little folder, entitled ITO
Our Chicago Guests" has been printed
and will be handed cut to the visitors
when they arrive. The folder con
tains mine OF information regard
ing the city and the surrounding coun.
try, and is a credit to whoever COM
piled it, and If the statements con.
tanned therein combined with the Wis
ible resources of the city do not make
an impression On the visitors there Is
no. way that result can be obtained.
There, will be a band oncert at the
depot before the train arrives as ar.
engagements to that effect have been
made with the Capital City band. -
Besure and turn out and give the
visitors the impression they ought to
get, that Bismarck is the best little
city in the state. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
THOMAS HALL TELLS I,
!" {. -. "a. r: STORY OF. STORM
SAYS RAINFALL IN'' FARGO WAS
woRsTrlN HISTORY or THE :
- CITY.
Many Narrow Escapes Reported From
Observation-Disclosures Forms Lake
Between Hagsart and Fargo.

Secretary Thomas Hall, OF the rail.
road commission, returned Monday
evening from Fargo where he had
been packing his household goods
preparatory to moving to Bismarck,
where he has rented house. His
family will arrive as soon as the fur
niture gets here and the house is
ready for them. !
Mr.. Hall was in Fargo Saturday
evening at the time of the storm and
states that the rainfall there defies
all description as it was nearly a
cloudburst. Many cellars and base
ments in the business district of the
city were flooded and on some of the
streets where the old cedar block
pavement had not been taken up the
blocks we're afloat He reports that the
territory between Fargo and Haggart
is all under couple of inches OF
water, and that the roads are in an
almost impossible condition.
There is no fear of damage to crops
as the grain is too young and unless
there follows hot, baking weather
there will be no danger of blight or
rust. He noticed the havoc that was
worked at jamestown and says the
people there are still telling of the
miraculous escapes that were exper.
fenced by the people there during the
storm Saturday.
There was report in Fargo that an
elevator at Tyler, small station near
Wahpeton, had been overturned bv
the wind, and that one man, whose
name could not be learned, had bs>n
buried in the wreck.
There was little wind ~ Fargo and
aside from the fact that the male
population Of the city were compelled
to work all day Sunday in a general
cleaning up campaign, there was it,
damage done except where there were
goods stored in flooded Easements.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
NEWMAN-WALSH.

Married-Claude Thomas Newman
of Wilton, to Mae Marguerite Walsh
of this place, Sunday, May %, by FIR
Favereau of Elbowoods at the Catho=
lie services held at ,O'Shea school
house. The bride was lovely in white
silk and long veil and carried q great
cluster OF brides roses and was at
tended by her younger sister, Miss
Elizabeth. Thos. Wells, brother Of the
bride, was groomsman. The cere-
mony took place directly after mass,
at high noon and a large attendance
witnessed the sacred exchange Of
vows.-Garrison Times. =
Claude is we'll known in Bismarck
where he attended school for two
years and a large number of his
friends here will extend hearty con
gratulations. sn :.@f : III. ss = i: !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
UNDERWOOD PAYS
L Il. RESPECT 70 DEAD.
REV. HARRIS OF THIS CITY WAS
!: 3 ORATOR OF THE DAY. .
= ~ ia .annnAu i i T. e y.5. .s:fi$
Washburn Bail Team Suffered Defeat
At Hands Of tn Meciusky Ball ~
areaation. IT. ~ W., ~ !.


"A special wire from Washburn stat
ed that fitting observances of Memoir
ial day was held at Underwood Mon
day afternoon. =: . z.7. ~~,- -,
Rev. Harris of this city was the
orator Of the day and, delivered "a
fitting and stirring address. There
were appropriate services held in the
Methodist church Sunday evening and
Monday there were eleven graves Of
departed heroes that were decorated
There was a fast ball game between
McClusky and Washburn in the at
ternoon and Washburn got the small
end of the deal, as McClusky was
awarded the contest by a score Of 2
to 1.
Attorney General Miller was to have
been the orator of the day but owing
to press of other business he was
unable to attend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
PEN INMATES HOLIDAY.
Chaplain Neweomb Made Address,
Music BY Prison Choir.

Warden Hellstrom gave the inmates
at the penitentiary half holiday on
Monday. They met in the chapel
where Chaplain Newcomb addressed
them on "True Americanism." The
prison choir sang some we'll chosen
numbers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
PERSONAL.

City Perry and wife of Gladbroke,
a., arrived in the citv last evening
for visit with Mr.. Perry's parents.
Assistant Attorney General Zuger
returned last evening from Valley City
where he had spent Sunday with his
family.
j. A. Form, state manager of the
Crane Ordway Co., was guest in the
city over Sunday, and while here was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Meacham. Mr.. Form is a resident Of
Fargo and has a large, territory under
his supervision.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

! Garrison Times: Ralph d. Ward,
of 1O1 fame, and a roundup outfit,
left Tuesday morning for their: reg
ular annual "ptcnic." Seven men left
here, which number will be increased
to a dozen at least before they reach
the scene OF action. They will be
gone ten days or two weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01

H0IIVFnlRH. Post Cards, Watch
"oO'L"'"o Fobs, Match Safes,
Tape Lines, Mirrors, Card Cases,
Bill Books, Coin Purses-at The
Little Book Shop. opp. 500 Hotel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
.swA1lsKA CLUB DolNGs.

All arrangements have been com.
pleted for the supper, fancy and do.
nestle work sale that is to be held by
the ladies of the Swastika club this
evening at the St. Mary's school hall.
The sale will start in. the afternoon
and the supper at $3.50. It has been
announced that children will be ad-
mitted at half price-25 cents per
plate. ..t~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-01
BAPTIST MEMORIAL DAY.
Young People's PROGRAM Heard BY =
Large Audience.

Every seat was occupied Sunday
evening at the Baptist church. it being
the occasion of Memorial exercises es-
pecially adapted to the young people.
The new song books, called "Endeavor
Hymnal' were used for the first time.