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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

some time at Fort Worth. Marr struck
out twelve men two weeks ago when
the Southern Pacifics crossed bats with
the Fraternal Aids. Enright, who has
been playing shortstop, is a good in
fielder and a heavy hitter. The infield
has been strengthened recently by sew
eral new additions, and the nine which
defeats the Southern Pacific boys will
have to play good baseball and play It
fast. 1t is probable that the team Will
enter some local amateur league within
the immediate future.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Gandil, Bodie, r. Williams
Sacrifice hits-Byrnes, McArdle Gandil Zeider
First base on called balls-Of Berger, 81 off
Whalen Q. Struck out-By Berger 3; by
Whalen, g. Hit by pitcher-Raymer. Double
plays-McArdle to r. Williams; Zeider Cunas-
sisted; Bodie to Zeider. Wild pitches-Berger
80, Time-1:3O. Umplres-Toman and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, July 31.-PgyIs three
Dagger in the seventh, scoring two
men, won the game for Stockton to-
day Score:
Stockton Z, hits 10, errors 5.
Oakland 8, hits s, errors 2.
Batteries - Eagan and Frambes;
Bloomfield and Burns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI. July 31.-Cincinnati
and Brooklyn were to have played u
double-header this afternoon, but rain
stopped the play in the eighth inning
of the first game, which was won by
Cincinnati. Score:
Cincinnati /, hits g. errors /.
Brooklyn 0, hits 5, errors /.
Batteries-Gaspar and Mclean; Bell
Klein.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Chance, the first
man up in the second. singled, was
sacrificed to second, stole third and
scored the only run of the game on
Dooin's wide throw Score:
Chicago 1. hits 7, errors 0.
Philadelphia 0, hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries - Reulbach and Archer;
Corridor, Sparks and Doom. Umpire,
O'Day.
ST. LOUIS, July S1.-st. Louis de-
feated Boston today. Score:
Boston 2, hits T. errors 1.
st. Louis 3, hits 6, errors o.
Batteries - Brown, Ferguson and
Graham; Harmon and Phelps. Um-
pire, Rigler.
PITTSBURG, July 81. - Pittsburg
could get only one hit off Wiltse and
New York won with ease. Score:
Pittsburg 0, hits 1, errors l.
New York A, hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries - Maddox and Gibson ;
Wiltse and Myers. Umpires, Emslie
and Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

The entries for the Baldy climb close
! at o'clock this afternoon, and all
| though but two have at present given
their entrance fee some dark horses
are expected 10 enter at the last mo-
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

Abbott, the new pitcher. had little
opportunity to show his true form, but
he looks mighty good though of
course, lacking in experience. He is
the second youngster to be given try
out by Hogan and bids fair to follow
in Raleighs footsteps. At bat Abbott
showed remarkable hitting ability for
a pitcher He appeared twice, and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
Notes Of the Game

Four straight for the Angels!, They
surely have recovered from that much
talked of batting slump. And did you
notice how everything came in punches
yesterday?
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

both times slammed the first ball sent
over the first one landing in Godwin's
mitt and the second shooting into left
center for a rafting single.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

Thirteen men faced the Angel pitch
er for the Vernonites. This is rubbing
this thirteen thing in pretty strong.
Thirteen runs made by the Angels and
thirteen hits made by the Vernonites.
1t surely was hoodoo day for the Ver-
non faithful.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

"Pete" Daley, the speedy little cen
ter fielder of the Angels. made a re-
markable record at the plate. He was
UP six times. He secured four hits,
one of them a stiff double and was
given two walks, making his aver. .e
for the day 1000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

IOldlS .sssss.-...s.1S ~ y
"Batted for Harkness in fifth. Batted
Garrett in ninth.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Toilet Sets

| have fine line of these goods on display which
consists of Fancy Alligator Sets Sterling Silver
Sets German Silver sets, and the new Tiffany Metal
Also a nice line of Manicure Sets at reasonable
rates These goods and uptodate. T.
pecially for the elect
Besides the above mentioned have nice line Of
Candlestick Holders Silver and Bronze Trinkets
Lamps Electroliers Baskets, Pictures Toys
Games. Dolls, and plenty Of other things that wilt
interest you.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Pipes, Cigars, Smokers Articles

have for the Holidays Of the largest lines of
Fine Meerschaum and French Brar Pipes ever dis
played in Forrest City. These together with nice
line of Smoker Sets and good supply of Fine
Cigars, will enable You u purchase whatever you
contemplate in this line.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
JeWelry

AS usual my line of Jewelry is most complete, and
is of the best quality have nice line of Signet
Rings Bracelets, 1ockets, Chains, Fobs Necklaces,
Brooches Baby Pins, Scarf Pins, Belt Pins and
Buckles, Hat Pins Veil Pins Lodge Pins and nu.
merous other things which would suggest that
YOU call and
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
A New Line of Community Silverware

carefully selected line of Silyerware will be OH
display during the Holidays. consisting Of Knive.
and Forks. spoons Sugar Shells Olive Forks Pie
Forks, Salad Forks Cream Ladies' Baby Sets. Sou.
yenlr Spoons, Baking Dishes. ChaGng Dishes Salt
and Pepper. Tea Sets Sugar aud Cream Shaving
Mugs and numerous other things which haven't
space to mention. Most Of the above goods ar,
Sterling and VIM Rogers goods
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Stationery

have complete line of Nmas Stationery that is
always acceptable on Nmas occasions. These fancy
packages will sell at from &c To .. Ny stock Of
these soodsls limited, and would suggest that you
place Your order carly as possible.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Candies.

have tie agency for the famous AlIe5retti's Can.
dies. Also L neW line Of my own sale, which Is
guaranteed IL be- tie best that has ever been sold
here During the Holidays | will have special
prices on these lines. which submit:
Warrens Special Chocolates ...#.... 49c per pound
Original Alegretts All Chocolates
and Chocolate and Bon Bons 49, 69c per pound
Benedetto Alegrettis Candies .. zoe per pound
Place your orders early for these goods want to
be able to supply You with fresh goodsChristmas eve
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Genuine Russian Hammered Brass

We have and attractive line of Russian
Genuine Hammered Brass something that has
never been displayed in Forrest City. These goods
rank with the Genuine Hand Painted China and
Cut Glass. In these goods give you Fern
Dishes, Vases, Candlestick Holders Jardinieres.
Umbrella Stands, Flower Pots and numerous other
things for decorative purposes. Remember these
goods are genuine-not imitation you will pos,
sby see display.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-24
Best Goods at Lowest Prices

Every lady making purchase will receive mem
bershp card Ia the City Drug Stores Free Book
Club Please mention this when purchasing. and
call early and often
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
LAND FOR SALE
ii sss On III, Dollar

atewsst dirsst, ! hsvs shrss ssssllsns
sssos u tmproved trdtstsd !sad under
to Amisy ssaslssud rssssvolre, which
sabr fps sals q a. ssais On The dollar OF
~ prsssatyaIsation, 4 food portion 10
n. alfalfa end two tracts havs buiIdinss
o.. Tbs srssts are stitustsd o follow"
" ssrss ID ssstIoa S.2s.42, 10 acres II
.Asceios 7o.22-+2, Esd 90 aerss In Section
7s.z2.+3. Hers 10 splendid chance to
"iss asxt' TO owner end sdvs many, yea
many Issdrsds- q dollar. No ex'
sAsasss Considered st sll. Ffon one
sA,rd upward In sssh required At tias OF
alss. salsassessy. fos sS'' psfs'ea's''
O. OLSON,
East sos 23rd Ave-,
T.. Spokane, WashiaSton.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
! ron Co0D. kllAI,S

A fair audience gfbssed ths rood,
roads tneeting at the I ommercial
club last Friday evening, and after
some discussion the temporary OF.
ganisssion vas made permanent
under the namc Of the Citizens'
Good Roads association. The Of
6ces elected we're: ~.
PTesidsnt j. g. Christopher.
First rics.Prssident = ]. w.
Wilkin
Sscrstary-Dr. Wv. Mullin.
Among those taking part in the
proceedings were: Messrs. w. NJ.
Wiiey, 8. G. Porter. Mayor McMur.
try. L. Appel and ]. w. Wilkin.
Mr.. Porter stated that the Lamar
organization would meet in joint
ss6sion with the Holly society on
September %. and that a rousing
movement for good roads through
out Prowere country woald be the
result. -
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Willie ksker. one of the Beau
Brummels Of Holly society. has &C.
oeptsd q position With the Holly
Sugar Co.. vi 9 Clinton Hankins,
resigned. Willie, until recently,
has been one Of the main sqsessss
Of the W. c. Simpson grocery. and
his mslodious voice will be missed
among the grocery patrons.
Mems heavy work suspendeu
25c. at White Bros. !.
A couple Of automobile parties.
returning from the ball game at
Granada last Sunday, sought
shelter from the heavy rain at the
nearest house, and finding nobody
at home took possession until the
return of the family. when q neat
lunch was prepared for all. This
is sample Of Holly hospitality.
See thoss thres-qusrter length ladies'
swsstsss u White Bros.
Rsv. 3. =. Ross ssd family left
for Onway, Colo, last Monday,
where b assumes chareG of the
Methodist parsonage:
Dr.. and Mrs. O. W. Sw6pe have
moved into the Ross home and are
now oozily located.
Mems Rockford sox 45c dozen.
White. Bros.
j. H. MoCabe, the new plumber
of Pueblo, left for the latter city
last week TO bring his family and
personal effects, % be has beoome
. bona 6de resident Of this city.
| Z. :::.4s-s. s:s'' NJ :E;.. h hits Bsos.
| lf16 A1ss wits Bros. s''f,
/ Ar CAl Josnson moved into the
spscioas Hollis residences On Thurs.
day and y gradually getting his
home in order. His family will
arrive shortly.
Buy piano on easy terms. 80
down and SO per month.
A. H. Price.
tss Sale My improved 4O.scre
tract. adjacent to Millwood beet
dump. all under alfalfa; 40 rods
from good school. It's an ideal 10.
cation. Price 5000; 1890 down,
balance to suit purchaser at 8 per.
cent interest. Write
T. Lynch. Grand Mound, Iowa.
For your school supplies, 60 to
The Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
Taboo Street Faksrs

A number OF Holly merchants
are up iG arms against the practice
of licensing street salesmen, for a
pittanoe, to do business here, claim
ing that not alone do the people
get nothing for their money but
spurious articles, but that the home
merchant who does all in his power
TO build up the town in which he
pays taxes and rent, gets the worst
Of the bargain.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

: Supt. James Fuller. Of the Holly
waterworks, went to Lamar on bus.
iness last Saturday. He was ne
peatedly warned to be careful not
to get run over, but escaped
by q hairs breadth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White are
cozily located in apartments in
the Butler block.
= Ara. G. N. Lee, wife of Photo
grapher Lee, hurried TO Shawnee,
Okla, last week in response to q
telegram announcing the illness Of
her daughter.
Late sdvices from the bedside of
Miss May Walton, who has been
critically i'll the past two weeks,
state that she is much improved
and past the danger point.
Baron Won Sullivan. in charged OF
=
the Land oompany's water system
stretching from Twin Lakes to
Holly, came In last Saturday with
a beautiful rose cold. and he is the
envy OF all the society girls in the
district ia consequence.
Daniel L. Pratt, brother of our
esteemed citizen, j. r. Pratt, is
here on visit and is much pleased
with the country.
Merle McCreery has accepted q
position with the Holly Sugar Co.
for the winter, his place at the
postofice being filled by Miss Edith
Shanstrom o! Coolidge.
T. G. Demaray, the land dealer.
was one of the eastern arrivals last
Friday, and LOOKS a. prosperous -
usual
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
HisAsu q KiIlarl

T.e excavating contractors Of
Pueblo, have done an excellent job
on the gravel work of the large
dyke at Amity, and no delay was
experienced in any detail. Tom
Mishou, a. the head Of this enter.
prising firm. 10 known throughout
the Valley q . reliable man, and
he 10 always as good a. his word.
Pink P.ia Tsblsss-Dr. SLosp' p's-sts, Head.
'sh.. wo'...ly pains. .a, -; :sr.A's. i" 20
ysur duGsiss or Doctor ~ This fsrnula-a's
sne, Al DIR.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
O. OLSON,
East sos 23rd Ave-,
Spokane, Washialton.
Health and Beauty Aid

Cosme.ics and lotions will not clear ysur com.
pI.zion of pmplesS.nd blotches like Fsley:
Orino Laxative. fer in1isestioa' s.omsch and
liy.r trouble snd hahi,Hal esns'iPa'ion.
GI..n.es ths ss.sn sna i pltessRt to tsks
Ha'ly PhsrmaaY r, D, Baird & Co. Prop'",
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

A clever, popular Candy Coid Cur. Tsbls,-
called Pr.ven,;cs-is being disssass1 ky dug
"a. .vsrywh.rs. ln . lew hes.M Psvsatic.
II said 10 hr.ak say cald-eamelstsly. AaS
fnyen,ic,, being .. s.f. .aa .osshssms. are
VEN sns io- ehiIarsn. No Qiains. 10 lssatiys.
,o,kias harsh nor sekenins. has q te-2Sc
Sid ~ sh tiesisrs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
a Bad Cold

ls not necessarily serious. provided il is takes
e.ps Of; i j. If:assa.Iy y; .t.r'ia. p.'n, :
b. B.N. Fac Tsr.Ho..y, Loot isr .h. LsIl
on The bottle, Fsrmsrs Phsrm<y.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
LAMAR LINKS.
~ the cHIEPTAih sLEurH

LAMAR LINKS.
~ the cHIEPTAih slEurH
Ths whiss dove ot pssss has ssesIsd o.
~ ~. Il Jsseiss. ssA svseythial 10 ~.
rsss = tAis wrisial, sishssGh ..ssy ars
leekia1 feswssd 70 OsssSss I, whs. Il l.
ssid DIST besh ssleeas viii pull dow. tAs
sai.6s 80 san . hsis, - pr the pose
sssssiea sSrss.sss lass Novsabsr.
Jsdts Wsllialsea Fss, Il tAs iy.x eye,
.wss u eas q his iosissabss needs y 10
sss ia eAsabsss, asd sAs trsth. b il ssid,
thss thsss wssa't ~ ehst Lit On his COS.
vsx eoss thst day. TAs v;eious s.A ths
vssrsas have fousd out thsrs is little
eoofest % tap for thsa in the eossty
jSdes's doaaia.
Es6sas Bell, ths popular sati.ssr of ehs
iaasess Chiviagssa es.sl PROTEST, sas in
Ais psivsts okes Asssst.I letter. to two
ha.dso.s sssaoesi lie sa.s
tios-aad ehsrs wss = ~ oi nsrvous q.
srsy about ehs plsss suggestive Of the
daily .Swspapsr okcs. Bell 4 White
hsvs denosstratsd 70 ths public that they
are st - hsad q IL salisssrins prolss.
sioa, asd dssssvs The Soldea diadsm Of
sveesse which hes crowned their eEorts,
Hsary r. Syp, Of the. Guaraaty Al.
strsst Co., well kaown throughout ths
eossty, ives % inpervious % Italian mar.
bio whsa asked % to who il wss thsi 70.
ally discovered The sorsh pole, dselarias
that Il may have bees paintsd red end
white to sdvertiss barbss shop like thss
q N. L. Coawell.
Ths Hoa. Grssby HiIlysr was .os.
eoaaitesl whsa asked - to his oeiaioa Of
white aies, bst believed that ths follow.
srs Of Pythasorss had At last solved the
= 1rssIs. Of tri.ssotias an aasls and sqsar-
II . sissls, but dsslissd to. disssss, sAs
] snbisse farthss.
: n - M. ~ sssy assa-sasss bsssa
esst sf fssAle. ssselssss - draw crowds,
- - ~ s6sisaf i.aaaSsasse, ssdosbs.
SSfy. THE hostslry is Z lsstiaG credit to
~ lows ~ i well worthy Of ths psb.
lies pascoaass.
Shsr'f Joha Siapsoa, In the vsrnaeular
Of ths day, 10 "dssd ssxt to the ropes
ssd is aakiaa food in the shsriE's o6es.
He 10 fsaslsss sad krm, aad his subosdi.
aatss have begun to appreciate the fsst.
Msssrs. Ldlstt 4 Williams eoasiaus to
dish out choice chsaks Of Uncle Sass
domain to the uatssriisd aad undauatsd.
Rssssssstsus Fs.ak Meas. 10 ssspia1 q
Goldss harvest in his Nasional rsstsvsans,
ssd - deserves il. He could prove il,
too, II Old Bill Jo.ss was alive.
Edites Mssrin was iassas on a pretty
ysiiow.bssk volums, in the rear of his
ss.sssn. sseitlsd How to Keep . Lssd
Pipe Ciseh ea shs Cossty Priatias, !" with
little foot.setss BY Mort Ssraia asd
Joe Lswless. So closely did b psesss
THE Guids to Fsas asd Fortuas that hs
did .ot osssrvs ths 9uilslsss Chisessis
Aan for several ainutes, but afess secret.
i.l the pseeioss volsns in the archives Of
BE shssk. b sondssesadsd 70 sdAssss
The Guitsssss Oas, in o. prsety aodu.
letsd voice % ,svsr hsrksaed 70 ths fses
w.. J. JoAsson, the ushsss tsasss0aa =
the hsad Of ths iaasass sloshiaf sd Dry
toods firm Of ths ssas aaas. wss too
busy to disesss de- tssiE issss, but bs.
lisved. he eosld dsnosstfses the forty.
ssvsath proposieion Of Rsslid If he osly
had slate sad spare moment.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
GIGANTIC DEAL FOR HOLLY LANDS

On last Tuesday Pesn Joe Dsvs Of the folly investment
Loan Co and W. CIns Of tie i've real of Rocky
Fa so1 syndicate q Gm.aR Russians eehNacse hscs
nd adjoining that sod couple .es go about Eve s norh.
eos. Of Holly he consideration w.s $4,000 tn sa : also n.
s..ed BY the An casd sed has ng been e envy 4 ssbee.
Tniaesk n this yicinAy ssg sss
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Fer isdissstioa .sad ell s.oasch troubl. take
Fo,sys Oriao LAsstive. = il stimulates the
so~seh cad livss a.d requisites the bowels and
will positively esrs AsbisuL constipation. HoII,
Phamsey. r. {. Baird & Co.. Props.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
For Sale

The ranch known AZ the &. l.
Mcpherson place. north Of Holly,
40 acres. containing 2 dwellings,
barns. corrals. etc. Easy terms.
Inq, ir- OF the premises. R
Reinecke.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
MEN AND THINGS
Es;ss.s 4 - uat Doiatsis
a)lv - elcbitv
~ 0eGl D.

8oUv - Vteeoitv
This SECTION vas Visited BY .
dr.nching rain vhieh fell inter.
mi,t-na. from Sunday afternoon
until Ao&iay night ssd at times
tel in tors.nts. On Upper Horse
Crssl there was IN sxpanse of wster
over q mot d4ep. towering an area OF
tsn or twelve miIes. The rain was
general over the entire county and
will prove most bepe6cial to the
fall sowing Of small grains.
W. T. Push. de harss man, hes Or.
rived from . s,,cossfA tsw Of the vi.
Icy with the fsss rsesr, Esl,.r Coin.
VINO is your pill sousrs Pre-.
scriptions accurately sompoundsd
With pure drugs, q the Holly
PhaFn,scy.
For fine boz csndiss. chocolates.
and bonbonA 70 y The Holly
Pharmacy. Get then fresh every
week.
Frank 6tandish, ot Waterloo.
Iowa, sou q Mn. J. r. Pratt, is
visiting the latter and also his aunt,
Nm. B. B. Bunnell.
Miss E1;sA Brs;ass1 lsh Tor En-,
poria. Kan. let wSsk where shs will
.a.nd IL. .Sesss Nstsisl sohsd ~ -.
suing yser.- 49, ~. -. -
/ M.ss,,. Nsvse Jltil,r "A win
ls.N kays o. l : Z dssle ~
~
at The psassnt ,w.itine &lsstatiAg
in the sights Of = be; Pike II the
'Sssttls World stair. II y nssd-
lees to remark that their absence
has caused . stir among ths bellies.
and Dame Rumor Gays that the
trip is suggestive Of
See those thres-ausrter lsa6th ladies'
sweaters 1t White Bros.
Miss Gertrude Brownies. wke has
been visiting her bro.hs. NJ. Fred
Brownlee, for the pest lew weeks. re-
turned to her home in Louisiana last
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Pratt, son-in law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mn. Frank
Buttke, returned last Thursday
from Waterloo, Iowa, and are glad
to be in Holly again. The latter
couple have purchased Z large
ranch in South Dakota and will
make their home there.
They are here-those ladies' and
misses' trimmed hats. n very low prices.
White Bros.
Miss Jennie B. Wright, sister Of
Rev. Wiley X. Wright, lett for Den.
YER last Friday. whore she will
spend the winter.
Call and see the Co!orsdo Colum
bine plates 1t A. H. Prices iewrlry
store. Holly. J.
5 -.
Shake Hs.as with Prssiisst Tsft
At Pueblo State Fair, Sept. 22,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Christesher . Psblic besefactor
Hardly had Mr.. Christopher's
name been suggested IS president
Of tue Good Roads association than
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

We haven't got the north pole. but
we have the best line Of ladies' city
trimmed hats in HOLLY. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Clark & Coates thread, 4c 8
spool White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
HOLLY CANTALOUPES nor THE MARKET

That e cantsoupes grown n the Holy district topping the
ast esch Be lssyd and the prices this yes
sre gratifying 70 ~ fsmer say the least .54
The Messa Coe6ns Co. whs handing the melons from this
aa decre The supply e,.i The demand and their
krc ssr from the markets Be 6ed this time
Supt Abbey. who charge Of the BUSINESS here
shipped foy Phqsg L Saturday which brought good prices
but he opnotcher s. Monday when choice goods brought
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

~ ke ~ 80 ahsst ~ ~ u -
AiQAysi ~ i
ap aoss sasnd tho rod lts
no talk and no grand. .staAd p ays.
During the past week - M klled
a number Of culvsrts w.thla the
corporation lines that fissl1cd at
tantion badly, having been neg
hcted for some time BY the county
commissioners.
Hur1sh tor President Christo-
pher! He's the right man in the
right place. :
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17
H0lLY.S SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM

N UOlLYS SANITARY SEWER SYS1EN
TIE psn end specifications for Houys sanitary ssem
d Dnhcn md tie hands af Attorney J. IL
bsshisg f. ~ approval
TIE Mes. W. < Palmer Co. with Tie assistance o Mr. j. E.
suAon hsve prepared abose well complete detss for this
enterprise sd supposed ths By week bids viii Be ssksd
fr eehr wholly o. N part
has been wei said ha waessoks but haf nodesnizes
perfect completes at tie time keep
six sanitary sad free hom coataeon
Quie number o hsvs sgned th willingness take
ely when the assured hat the number of
will be cesty augmented in The mmedats fussre
q Hursh for tioly. modern city!
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

Shake Hssas with Prssiisst Tsft
At Pueblo State Fair, Sept. %,
Taft day. There will Be 5000
Others there. who will witness the
grandest fair ever held in Colorado
Remember the dates, Sept. 20 to
2lt Half fare on all railroads.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-17

w.. J. JoAsson, the urhass 1sasssnas q
the hsad Of ths iaasass sloshiaf 80 try
Soods frm Of ths ssns sans. wss too
busy to disssss de- tssif issss, but bs.
lisved. he could dsmossttaes the forty.
ssvsssh propositions Of Bsslid il he osly
he'd slats sad spare nomsat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-23
WITH THE TRAVELLERS
FARGO SALESMAN
CALLED BY DEATH
DEEP REGRET FELT AMONG THE
TRAVELLING MEN BECAUSE OF
THE DEATH or LATE GEO. II.
RuERERc, WHO WAS ON ROAD
FOR HALL ROBERTSON CO.

Many Fargo people we're shocked
to read in The Forum Tuesday evening
dispatch from Devils Lake announc-
ing the death Of Geo. III. Ruhberg OF
that city. Mr.. Runperg mad been a
travelling salesman in the employ OF
the Hall Robertson Hardware Co. OF
this city since that company was or
ganized, quitting its employ last July
because of i'll health.
Before entering the employ of the
Hall Robertson Co. he worked for
John Adams OF Devils Lake and ne
learned the trade of timer, from
which he graduated into the hardware
business at Grafton. He was one OF
the most faithful employees Of the Hall
Robertson Co. and had won nost of
friends in the northern part Of the
state, especially in the hardware trade.
The cause of death was cirrhosis of
the liver He went to Minneapolis
last July expecting to be back at work
in a week or ten days, but physicians
in that city were unable to do any
thing to relieve him. He grew worse
continually and finally went to the
hospital at Rochester, but without
avail.
The funeral was held at Devils Lake
The travelling men throughout the
entire state feel very deeply the loss
of this well known member of the fra
ternity. He was beloved by all of the
boys who knew him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-23
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A wedding of the week that will be
Of interest to travelling men was that
of Ray Real, the popular clerk at the
Gardner hotel. Mr.. BeaI was united in
marriage on Thursday at high noon
to Miss Irene maitland, a charming
young society lady Of Minneapolis. The
wedding was performed at the home
of the bride and was one of the social
events of the week In the flour city.
F. w. Smith, representing the Ber-
wind Fuel Co. Of Minneapolis, spent
several days in the city this week call
Ing on the local trade. He is one of
the real statesmen on the road and has
a host Of friends In every town he
visits.
The wedding of John e. Cobb a
travelling salesman well known in Far
go and this section Of the country.
occurred on Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride, Miss Nellie
CLARION OF Red Wing MINI. Mr..
Cobb's home is in Minneapolis and he
is on the road for the Twin City Com
mercial Bulletin.