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Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30

Arthur Spaulding spent Christmas with friend ill New Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. William Beebe. of ca naan, spent Christmas with Hiram Beebe.
 Sidney Cowles. Earl Turner and Ches ter ThurstOn are visiting friends few days in New York and Brooklyn.
 Lena Day, of Newark, N. J., is spend ing her vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Day.
 Leslie Traver, who has been in Cali fOrnia for several years. is visiting his father, Ira Traver.
 Miss Edith Martin, of New York. and Miss Jennie, of Hartford, spent Satur- day and Sunday at their fathers, A. Martins.
 Harry Johnson and Fred Imhoff, of New York, spent Christmas at Mrs. Hamm's.
 A. s. Martin, of New York, spent Christmas with his family.
 Rev Wm. Willcocks and family spent Christmas at Mrs. Jane Cleaveland's.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Hopkins and Fred Barnett, of Torringford, spent Christmas at Mrs. Ida Barnett's.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Ellis. of Newark, are visiting at Mrs. Clara Ellis's.
 Mrs. Gray, of New York, is spending few days i'll town.
 Little Gerald Baumann has been quite sick with cold on his lungs.
 Owing to the severe storm there was no service in the churches on Sunday evening.
 0. H. Osborn spent Christmas with friends in Pawling, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
The Bold Major.

It was the custom 100 years ago to purchase British army commissions for newly born babies, their rank pro- gressing as opportunity occurred. One of these fortunate infants was the son of Sir William HOneyman. C@e day d caller heard Lady HoneyE.an s.:"ut from her bedroom door: Jean, what's the matter? What's all that crying in the nursery?" And Jean answered: .'Oh, my iHdy, there's naething the matter. It's only the major still an infanU crying for his parYitch. Lon don Tatler.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue of an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Canaan, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the late residence of Harry B. BenJamin, deceased on the 5th day of January, 1910, at two o'clock in the af- ternoon, the real estate belonging to the estate of said Harry B. Benjamin, de- ceased, consisting of house and lot, situate in the village of Falls Village, ill the town of Canaan, Conn.
 WILLIAM R, HUBBELL. Dated December 28. 1909
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
The Hot Air Furnace.

There was a young publisher who made a sudden fortune by appealing to that largely neglected class which we call society. Gaining richer, the young publisher retired and was seen less and less in his old haunts.
 "Where's Lawrence? some one ask cd of MT. Dooley."
 Dooley answered. "Oh, he's up town now, warming his hands at the social register. r."-Success Magazine.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES

RESTRICT OF SHARON, ss. Probate Court, December 18th, 1909.
 Estate of Michael Fitzgerald. late of sharon in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of sharon hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred itOrs of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts. properly attcstCd, within said time, will be dcbarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to k. A. PEQUIGNEY, Administrator. Post office address, Sharon, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30

A concert for the benefit of the village improvement society has been arranged for New Years eve. It will be held at the Casino and will be musical treat quite unique ill many ways. The fol lowing artists from New York city will appear: Fannie Heinline-Shulte, Amer ica's premier lady banjoist; Helen De Witt Jacobs, child violin virtuoso; Mar jorie E. Jacobs, accompanist. John C.. Beal, baritone; the Imperial banjo and mandolin trio. Each of the above named are prominent in their profession and their performance will be one of the highest order. Local talent completes the program: Mrs. J. s. Chaffee, sopra- no soloist; Francis Lucille St.JOhn, con- tralto; Cornelia Judson Ryan, imper- senator. Mrs. Chaffee and Miss St.John were very favorably received at a con. cert given at the Casino last summer and all are eager to hear them again. Miss Ryan has not been heard ill Sharon since her school days. Those who have seen her impersonations in New York and Brooklyn speak very highly of her work aud especially note her originality and spontaneity. At the close of the concert there will be daucing; excellent music from New York has been engaged, violinist and pianist. Supper will also be served.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
For the Ladies.

That's q bright clerk" remarked the fioorwalkcr in the book depart ment.
 Right on the job, eh?" asked the proprietor.
 II should say so. He heard that the class from the girls college was com ing in here to buy novels, so he has arranged the volumes all upside down, so their last chapters will be first."- Chicago News.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
Stockholders Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of rho Canaan National Bank for the cleo tion of Directors for the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House in Canaan, Conn.,, on Tuesday, January II, 1910 be- tween the hours of 10 d. m and II a. m.
 GEORGE ROGER, Cashier. Canaan, Conn, December 9th, 1902.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
DIED

DEMPsEY-At Canaan, Dec. 27, Francis Dempsey, aged 27.
 SMITH-At Woodbury, Conn, Dec. 20, Frankie, infant son of MT. and Mrs. George Smith. grandson of Nelson Gordon, of Sheffield, aged 10 months.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
BORN

MANsIR-At Canaan, Dec. 23, son to
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mansir. DEAN-At West Cornwall. Dec. 26, a son
 to MT. and Mrs Robinson w. Dean.
Connecticut western news., 1909-12-30
MARRIED

N-VANDERLIP-At Brooklyn, Dec, 28, Milo B. Richardson, Jr., of of Lime Rock, to Miss Edith Wander lin Of RrOOlSlVO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

sr4t
For sale cheap Ny residence in the
Second ward Good roomy house, cleo
tric lights cistern, good well, and large
residence lot inquire of w. r. Bates.
Spring rains will soon be here; get
yourrain spouts repaired or new ones
put mp w, B & G, w. Dow are head
quarters for all kinds of sheet metal
work.
Raffel Sunda. who was in the city
under care of the Doctors Peabody for
blcodpoisoning in his foot, has suffi-
Gently recovered to return TO his home
~ y upftsey gs1.qBll bus t5disde b.
Ii il learned through friends in the
city that Miss May Dickinson, whose
early home was in Webster, was mar
ried May 5tk, In Chicago, to Mr. W. r..
ZoernschsdH boz sldEt isRldRsId
Frank Griswold, who was employed
for Dow 81 Dow ipI this CITY, for some
time, resigned has, position, Saturday
night and returned 70 his former home
in Aberdeen. - & - ~ = +.
William Nichoiay, proprietor of a
hotel at Tronetoh, MINI formerly a
resident of this city, arrived Friday
night fora visit with his relatives i'm
Day county, 99auaaiiR edi isaigaa
Among the Bristol gentlemen here
today to attend the leasing of the
school lands are Messrs. Bjerke, Sven
son, MORT, Esterby, Snyder, Cavanaugh
and Carlson il94 di bl1lOAl1 l0ni5
III III. Potterg offWebstef, twas in ii &
city Friday on legal business, Mr. Pot
ter was formerly one Of, Aberdeen's
leading attorneys Aberdeen Ameri-
can, Saturday. adt bsa2isab mobsiu 81
Painting, IL Grainina,d Paper
Hanging. ssoq First .classou work.
Leave orders with ,Halbkat, the
Medhite3ine Ma Man dAtsrH II, iGilbbert,
.9dl ilesagJ. sa9ypnoa .0GRT III !
Miss Mabel Alley, who accompanied
her father on his California TRIP, but
stopped IN MinheApolis for AZ few days
visit tom the return trip arrived home
Monday nigbtuiiisooonu U6( sdi bora
IA! Ri Lemmeno of iPierpeat,p we'll
known 70 all old timers in Day county.
was down from Plerpont yesterday
attehding the land sale aud renewing
old acddaihtafiees. ststifm 9teis19tnI
Joe Nixon7has resigned his POSITION at
Knapp's restaurant and left Tuesday
evening for ,Milnank Joe has accepted
position as day clerk in the Commerr-
cial hotel in this city,
Imported st, rAndreasberg, Rollers.
and Hartz Mountain Singers, the
best singers Known, the mbst popular
birds In stock at Webster Hardware
20. 9, price $500 eaeht insaBolq ton al
J s, Bakkegaard. Carl Amundsou, i w.
B, Fremdahl, John Lee, Howard, Pat
terson, BeFwin Bros. and B, p, Court
gard were Lily gentlemen here. We'd
nesday to attend the land sale.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06
Thomas McKennett went 90 Aberdeen
Friday on business before the United
States Court Commissioner ~ Az
Miss Nellie Ackefson has accepted a

friday ON business before the United
states Court Commissioner sa Az
Miss NeIIle Aoketsop mas ssoeptsd a
position as stenographer In the real
estate Office of O. J Canning
Otis Carveth, of the Hamms Brewing
company, was transacting business in
Webster Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. B Cougar, of St Paul, was in
Webster for a few days this week as
the guest Of DR.. G. NJ Hillebraad.
Mr. and Mrs Sever Esterby, OF
Andoyer. were looking after business
naattersin the county seat Monday.
While on his visit to this city At. A.
Benjamin purchased Buick of the Day
Ccnnty Auto and Supply company.
Or. p. d Peabody went to Mime.
apolis last evening where he will assist
in the operation upon Jacob HAlverson
aMesdamesa Rummel And Casey, of
Waubay, were visiting with Webster
friendsfor day the first Of the week.
Nothing tastes SO good at this lime Of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken esYon can get at Kpapp's.
= County Surveyor Alley, accompanied
by his daughter and Miss Frank, went
to Union township on business Tuesday.
Michael Meuer and family were the
guests of Mrs Koenig over Sunday.
They came from Bristol that morning.
p. Il. Meng and wife rejoicesoyer gthe
safe arrival of q baby girl swho dates
her arrival on Tuesday Pierpont Sig-
nal. 11JD9g
Attorney Anderson was down from
Webster Monday ON legal business
before Judge. MoNaly .77st%eton Cour-
ant.
SgtpronerraffsBe clleFIadHslase's Attor.
ney Anderson were called to Wanbay
Monday night by the RUSSELL suicide
j''sfFlu1a nBV 9rlI
Ebling's Hardware has number of
SO 90 Springfield Carbines which they
offer together ~ith)a box Of cartridges
fori$500aE IOf ~ 9nodq
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore, of Raritan,
spentp fsw'lays ipIthis city this week
% fheI guests of the lady's sister, Mrs
F~c~l;M ~
aM p HqTk lEngtgpn 9.ffpfFes selne ngrl the
Yankee Robinson circus, is in the city
today arrauging for thecomfng OF the
circus June 5. g y - '''i
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

D pTIluIG HBV 3II |
Ebling's Hardware has a number of
$25 90 Springfield Carbines which they
iioffefItogether ~Ith)aibo Of cartridges
Tor s5ioOlG Iof ~ 9nodq
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore, of Raritan,
spentf fswlays ipIthis city this week
al She guestsof tho lady's sister, Mrs
4! SmiaiiA. ~ VII
EaM p HqTkipgtDn sfepFesenti ngrl the
Yankee Robinson circus, is in the city
today arranging FOR theicomfng OF the
circus June 3. '''' = y - -
a real 1--we baby boy will be, given
away at -Familgn Tteatres j Thursday
evening, May, II Watch for bills and
lind out the plan. ,.,,,raH I. ,t,,,a,,, al,
A first. GLASS timer, plumber and cleo
trician always found ready to do work
promptly at Webster Hardware COS.
Work guaranteed
Aberdeen had sixty Thousand dollar
fire last night when the large freeman
Rain Elevator and Several other build.
ings were burned. Aih kAhs7pht laai i9i
DIR. Q, NJ Hillebrand came in from
the ranch northeast Of this city Monday
and has been spending several days with
his Webster friends. I'D MI sis,,' II
Mr.. and, Mssi George Thornton gand
Mrs jackson, of Waubay, were the
guests q, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Phelps
in this city Monday ssDT 4ossdsW ma
South Dakota weather returned Nom
day morning from a long absence in
parts unknown and was gladly wei
coined in these parts -zai, Iaasyss lfrs.
l. O. Ochsenreiter, who has spent
several weeks in ST. Paul llovking after
business matters. returned to his home
in this city Saturday to a9i1od Il
II YOU want your cutters and cistern
connections put III good repair BEFORE
the spring rain starts 60 to w. H. Cos
and have IL done rightlool8 hJ ,aiIIeK
AmongtRs dainty teffeshnsntg thesreF
is nothihg qA5fs pAlataBfs0 r appf6pffatg
than icsp cream. of.haa webster 2 Candy
Factory lcaG supply yoH.ods laooi ODD q
p. J..Bentz.s II the W t, oonsooket Times,
was ip this city Wednesday assisting i,
the sale d. the school lands. He made
this ofios'a plesssns caif.w on eauod
Tomcffow FrldSy night and. : each III
following night u You pass ao1ii ito the
Family fbeatrs You you Will receive sa1 nun. ~
Der on Tie real i've BABY boy assn ~
Lee Butler was, over fr9mn REpt Hex
"Wednesday 70 attend 4 4 meeting If the,
boafti %. Al dNiTsctqrA Of the Pay qopntys
fgrbslsural FeiF AsPocisti onahue,xs ii
ESo MNpsE, a brother ,of Mrs, p.
GREGORY, arrived In Webster she liiEst Of
the week and i, apending aI,ieY Oars AZ
the Congregational RsHepages 81 sssisa
Cnfford anti lowell oCisy Roland Invent
NJ Wanhay lsksa few dayssssipoe j and
~ tie I'D l0fIspsarsusnccsAdsd Lin ,laud,
||ng Z wagDndB bon fnllpf plOkersls llsseoaq
y o.<U D0kkshy stlsB soohl missl0nsri0f
|bhok asdapablio 1sudsaw aSss bh1inest
visit}r fni Wstsseff yesterday w ahdsiscds3
looke hg AfWr shs talss'shdilsasssr onz u
III hall game betweeH usllg ohfk1
- a {nnxs - 1nunna fkk8< Enssel nfr11nfkh
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06
'orrected every Thursday

When in want Of Gspids ELK Rawsnr Il
order through Irwiu Wh9N
An endless display of Val paper al
Peabody's Drug store
~. Fosse was'oyer from Liiy visit.
ing his friends Friday.
John schmid, Of ButleE Transacted
business here Tuesday. & u
VIM. Roth and son, OF Andover, were ere
Webster visitors Monday.
Professor wKsslss, oh IDLY, .@asbgyiSS
itor In this city saturday.
Henry Hansmeier, OF Bristol, was
Webster visitor Monday.
w, X. Tanner was business yiAtor
IN Aberdeen Wednesday
Martin Johnson Akma eisitof with
Bristol relatives Tuesday. gs ~ IN
Another larne flIvoseeof g9lds fsla AZ
the Webster H6raware Co: -.
The coqnty eolathissisners were in
session tofh day this week Aasis
The Family rheasrs gives an hour
entertainment for 10 cents. af2 als'sq y
Ger your horse bills printed at the
Reporter and Farmer office. lsrl4 t,,a
a nicsdglsa. sarjpa chicken gan 10.
had - any time a Kpapp'ss y;,b Asul,
Miss F,, ma gx.hulsv ~ m..t.. :. 1919.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06
Mrs. p b Jenkins. OF waubay. was
here Monday visiting with friends

You can get ice cream. any flavor. amy
quantity az the Webster Cand y Factory.
"a. q, Roberts was business visitor
to websssrMondAy -Pierpont NsisnaI.
The ice cream season Is open--the
Webster Candy Factory makes the best.
II tt'sa good signif You have It psintea
by the sign writer Chas. p. Oliver, 74.2.
Tinwork promptly done by expert.
enced workmen. Webster Hardware Go.
Call at Long a. Longs and see the
E1909 overlands., the, SWEETEST r car On
earth. saBE8EafAE5 84A gtak !
Fresh vegetables at Bauske's meat
market Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays Hi Ii6ti
The Webster Candy Factory makes
speciality of supplying ice cream for
parties
The Lampert Lumber conpany carry
the Glidden Barb Wire, the best on the
market. <Jgt4n1l
Mrs j. H. Moore went to Bradley
last week for an extended visit with
friends. .,. lanto
Ask Joe Van about the real live baby
H3st ~ sIb4aiysA away2 tebssSSsy FaRHilsi
$500 regulation Springfield rife and
4 |, s q ., = SatFffTesS ttsgssloe FslinsrI
VIM. A. Krause and Mike Sasse were
visitors at Britton Wednesday 9 and
ThundaylIaail9gH mifGl 9di nf
Flowers for weddings, parties and
fuHerais gwen special attention Irwin
pphfrppaoy ~ /
Take-4ereainto the WEBSTER CanrS
FACTORY for a dish of fine ice cream
al havors.
Rev, w gH Mitchell was called %
Groton yesterday to conduct funeral
there today.
N A SEN WIS BORN ID Mr. add Mrs. b. p.
aCowap u Iast ThnrsdAyu mornlng.-
IOondsSNSws.H6 RRREO
III H. Potter, of Webster, is in the
city today on legal matters Aberdeen
News. Friday.
- Boy .ECurVforsigu drafts payable at
any city in The oId-cudntry of the First
National bank. 1
Before you buy refrigerator call on
tbe sWabstsr Hardware Co. They will
says soa Money. f7AJIs-A
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention saHs
spripehas copsg aed 70 have spring
ehtckehs. faucan get them inp any
ktyle az Kuapp's.
aJniius Schultz OF Butler. WAS in Web
ster today transaeting business and Wis
iting with friends
Or. B F Jenkins and brother, Gin
tonyswsss visitors from 1aubay in
Webster yessafdey
z g. 3. Maynard. of wanbay. was Wis
iting with his many Webster friends for
2 few honrs Monday. d9ai OOE
DIR. Hutchinson and B.H wheeler,
OF Lily, were lookipg oyer Webster for
a few hours Saturday. \ 81
For tfe very latest and most unique
stf) "a 80j patterns in wall paper 90 to
Peabody's Drug store.
1aeGlg SbArTberry 6tdfSl To1 BkAsfkQ
Mai&}dAB keers arrisd sseIy kgtdAdlyI
Thursday and Saturday.
106If,I faba@ spent the first few days
OF this week in James on business for
ppstsx sGMrick q Potter.
Hsyi ms e agrb gsme9ts wNh
Ditmanson Bros 20 receive orders on
our lscfoqptl fnp sdray work Of any
All orders sent there will
receive prompt attention. Grnby Bros.
a - a. "a 4. a. a. "a a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06
ID. T. Hind

ID. T. Hind
from their wi
Tuesday. III
and he says t
is glad to see
Briston again
Gentle spr
paperhanger.
by speaking e
promise, but
time that and
W for. Chas. p
On May LIST
# city, gave a N
fast to a large .
honor of Miss
1.-the most plea
land all report
E.O. Potter
Sunday night
hurry the arr;
Mautomobiles,
retort that tn
meet the dem,
Among the
Male of public
yesterday we
art Bryant, v
arthur Vass,
Nv m. Roth, ia
Roth.
At the ad!
council last e
the council
raise the salal
mxty dollars d
him to have b
o'clock.
GIJaoob Howe |
rent to Mimi
consult a phys
upon his chez
cAncer or tum
nit to an ope
home.
AMiss Alice ! '
cessful ter
ence township
Stopped in thi
with her frien
store, while 1
Appleton, Mir
Last Friday
Peterson entt
club at her
meeting was
Malmberg AM
uouSnbIul Oc(
he organizati
To accomn
I've the best I
ave arranged
getables and
uesday, TIL
enember Il
auske's meal
Mrs. A. t.
The city Wis
or, for a few
rGrand Fol
AXE her futu .
Mrs. A.
naerican, Tb
Mr.. and Mr.
pesday nigh
the countr!
Yer from
oppressed wei
hat they pur
Il land near &
Elling Nun
gressive farm|
resident of e.
w ebster visit
meeting of tn
Fair ASSOCIATE
which he is a
4aXwo hoboes |
I DAY afternoon .
|. of young men
! ceny of a wat
} punishment b
: gith the Grim .
y &ien, got
III Count Loop
in Webster Il
next day with
The count ha
'ormer home
lad not been |
I nd reports a
) Sam Rehfie
, ED associate .
7. Nd to see hi
4 moving pic |
b een able to :
, Mre he say
! Nile. Redf
n Lpaa n n
, eapolis Mon
I un and the I
! hepast whit
} Rathbnn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

Il Mrs III, G. Tegtmeier, who went to
Minneapolis last week for VISIT with
her sister, Mrs. David Williams, who
was there from Dsluth, returnsd 10 her
home intiIis city Sunday morning
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

John Keeble, ST., and John B Keehle,
Jr, two of the prominent Indians at
-Pickerel lake, were IN this city yester-
day collect ting the rents Of the owhers
cottages Ak that popular pleasure
resort
Miss lena Ray, daughter of Mt. and
Mrs, John Ray OF this city. who has
been teaching in the Wilmot schools
for the past two years, has accepted a
positioliih the Bristol schools for next
year. ssss-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

Thoni1 McKeunest, of Webster, was
given Examination today before
Referees Harris, on the part Of his credi-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-06

r M. Mirras. tine popular candy man,
went 70 Minneapolis Snnday night to
visit wfsh VrvlstFss apd friends tor j
few dsys and to see If there was any.
thing new in the candy business
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-15
Entertainment Committee

Tomorrow morning at 7:25 the spe-
cial train, bearing the commercial
representatives from Japan who are
touring the United States, viii pull
into the Northern Pacific depot in this
city Following their arrival here the
party Will be visited at the station by
the entertainment committee OF the
Fargo Commercial club who will con-
fer with the officials In charge OF the
tour.
AT the request OF the officials of the
party they will be allowed an hour
after their arrival in Fargo for break
fast and at $3.50 they will become the
guests OF the city OF Fargo.
1t IL planned to have forty automo-
biles IN line to take them to the A. G.
and give them ride about thu resi-
dence and business districts of Fargo
and at 1O:S0 they will be taken to the
Masonic temple where an informal
reception will be held.
These are the details of the enter
talnment as finally decided upon by
the entertainment committee at a
meeting this afternoon.
The citizens of Fargo in general
and the members of the Commercial
club in particular are invited to at
tend the reception and meet the
guests Of the nation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-15
5000 men
IN WALK-OUT
New Strike Develops at M'Kees
Rocks Car Plant
FOREIGNERS START STRIKE
THREE THouANp LA5oRERs RE-
FUSE TO WORK UNDER PRES
EMIT sossEs-sTRlkE BECOMES
GENERAL THIS AFTERNOON
STEEL PLANT CLOSED DOWN.

Pittsburg. Sept. ia new strike
developed at the Pressed steel Co.'S
plant at McKees Rocks today, when
5000 foreigners. employed by the
company, refused to 90 to work and
gathered around the entrance to the
works. The strike IL It stated, III not
organized, and il based upon the de-
mand That all bosses employed at the
plant be discharged by the company.
Americans Oppose Movement.
The American workers at the plant
are said not to be in sympathy with
the movement.
Chairman G. A. Wise, OF the strik-
ers executive committee. expressed
the belief that he would soon nave the
situation well in hand. He is now at
work among the foreigners, and ex-
poets an early adjustment Of the
trouble.
This afternoon the strike became
general. All workmen, numbering
over five thousand. had left the plant
and all departments was closed down
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-15
BRYAN PUBLISHES
RAP AT JOHNSON
JOHN BRADY, WHOM MINI. GOV.
ERNoR DIDN'T REAPPoINT,
SENT IT TO THE CON-
MoNER-

st. Paul, Sept. 16.--william len
nings Bryan. evidently still has in his
heart indicative remefnbrances OF
Gov. John A. Johnson's candidacy for
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent. His commoner was being cir
culated around the state capitol today,
and in 1t there was covert attack on
the governor in the shape OF CONF
munication from John Brady OF Du-
lllth. former state surveyor of logs and
lumber. In the letter Mr.. Brady ac-
cuses the governor Of having agreed
to sign the iron ore tonnage tax bill.
Brady was an appointee OF Governor
Lind and was a candidate for reap
pointment by Governor johnson, but
was not named.
The fact that Bryan has published
the communication. however, would
seem to indicate that he is not over
looking any chances to put johnson
In bad and help make him q less for
ynidable candidate for the democratic
nomination, when 1t Is next on the
boards. This In spite Of the reported
truce tina tit is SAID has been patched
up between Bryan and Johnson.