davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
what the Farms Produce.

The early history Of Howard county, Is
not only interesting. but somewhat ro-
mantle, The Burlington railroad company
got a grant Of about 90,OOO acres of county.
In 1872 the Union Pacific owned 80, 900 acres.
Much Of this land was sold to actual set
tiers at from two TO six dollars an acre.
The county Is traversed by three large
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Put on the Postomce Map.


The next settlement was made by the
Canadian colony in the spring Of 1872. This
colony was organized in Detroit, Mich,
and was made up of Canadians, This
colony arrived in Howard county March
%, 1872. The first taxes levied by the
county commissioners were on July 2, 1872,
The valuation of the property in the county
was placed at S6,6SS. The first threshing
machine to be operated in the county was
owned by Crow & Ward at the Canadian
Hill settlement, and the first wheat
threshed in the county was on the farm
OF w. II. Baliman in September, 1872. The
first school house to be built in the county
was July 4, 1873. The first church edi-
flee was erected the same summer by the
Methodist Episcopal church. The first
practicing physician in the county was DIR.
e. r. Fletcher, who located in st. Paul in
the spring of 1873. The first attorney in
the county was w, H. Mitchell in the sum
mer of 1878. The first newspaper to be
published in the county was established
in st. Paul on September 4, 1879, by Seth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

In December the Postoffice department
ordered a regular postal route from st.
Paul to Grand Island. Frank Grow was
the first carrier and made his trips at
first in a heavy freight wagon, drawn by
four mules. The first mail contained
seventeen letters, The first sermon in the
county was preached at st. Paul March
3, 1872, by Rev, G. De La Matyr. The first
school district In the county was organized
April 20. 1872. h first teacher was Miss
lizzie Cooper.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
A Chicago Court scene.

D and shake hands with YOU
friends in the jury box" sug'
gested Judge McEwen to Franz
Moore and Frank Sullivan, whC
had just been acquitted OF
CHARGES of rnhherv az hnNI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
GRANDMOTHER Skip the Rope.

nomoth skip the Rope
A family gathering at the home of AL
pheus B.. Magruder of Whiteside, Mo-,
celebrated the reunion OF five brothers
Elias Magruder Of Hunter, Okl.; George
w. M~agruder of Clinton, KY; Isaac M.
Magruder Of Winfield, Mo-; David M.
Magruder and Thomas c. MagrudeE
Whiteside.
This was the first time in moro than
twenty-five years the brothers have ell
been together. Many of their descendants
were present, making in all about 100 in
the party. The Magruders have been act
i've in the development of Lincoln county.
After a dinner many old-fashioned games
were played. The chief sport was a rope
skipping contest. Grandmothers and grand
fathers Wed with the youngsters in the
pastime.
The eldest Of the brothers IL rs years old
and the youngest is &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

pendent on any one form Of industry for
its prosperity. 1t is the seat Of an extern
sive stock and grain industry, but It Is no
less known for its d~airying interests and
shipping facilities.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

was a time in the history
of Howard county when there
was the most perfect corpora
ton among the residents Of the
different localities-that is, to
the extent afforded hv conn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Quaint Features of Life

and the clergyman was about to proceed
with the ceremony, when suddenly the
groom exclaimed:
Jest a minute, minister
Il was Jest goin' TO say dat, ef it's Jest
de same to you, I'd rather have that one, -
continued the man, with a gesture toward
the young witness.
That's a remarkable decision to make
at this stage of the proceedings" returned
the minister, amazed. isn't it a little late
to talk of such a thing now?'
Dat so, Minister" queried the man,
with a note of disappointment in his voice.
Then after a moments pause he added,
resignedly:
"oh, well, 1 s'pose yo' might as we'll 20
on wild de ceremony"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
SERMON ON "HELL."

"Hell." Is the subject announced FOR
the revival meeting to be conducted at
the Calumet NJ. e. church by Hart and
Magann this evening. Through mis-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
aslsI l2nala61T-u~b :
ARIZONA MICHIGAN.

\ specimen OF copper brought to
this city yesterday by Tony Trojano-
yich from the Arizona Michigan mine
in the Copper Hill district attracted
the attention of many people. The
sample was copper carbonate, with
strcaks of malachite running through
il and although no test had been
made last night, assayers who saw it
said it would carry high values in
copper. The specimen weighed at
least forty pounGs and was taken frpm
a shallow shaft put down for twelve
feet i'm the old Dominion fault, few
hundred feet south of the Telfair shaft
Of the Arizona Michigan mine. A.
rangements are being made by the
Arizona Michigan to secure compress
scd air from the Arizona Commercial
for the operation of their power drills.
This installation will be completed
within a short time with the result
that rapid progress in development
work should be made within the next
few weeks.-Globe Silver Belt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
PAINE. WEBER g. co.'s GOSSIP

At the Miami Copper Co. special
meeting November %, stock holders
will be asked to approve besides the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09

News Bureau, says: LaRose mine has
been making large shipments to enable
the company to pay big dividends on
the enlarged capitalization made nee
essary by the Lawson acquisition not
yet productive while its chain of well
located prospects was lying undevel-
oped. Under the new regime the div
idend reduction to per cent will en-
able the company to open up such To-
Gated prospects as the Fisher Epp-
lit Violet, Princess and the Old
Time shipping mine, the University.
VIII rally to the support Of La Rose as
they did to Nipissing.
There are so many reports of deals
in coppers that many have become con-
vinced that some of them will prove to
be near the mark. The most signifi-
cant fact about the market for copper
stocks has been the persistent bly,
ing of all the Cole-Ryan issues from
Amalgamated down to Greene Cananea
and Giroux and including Butte Coali-
TOMB. N.
Boston.-There is a report i'm New
York metal circles that the United
Metals Selling company has sold APP
proximately 10000 pounds of electro
lytic copper at the equivalent of 12.77c
a pound delivered. The large transac-
tons booked recently by this agency
at concessions from it's former price
have resulted in a strengthening ten
dency among its competitors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Assault and Battery Warrants Sworn
Out-Wolvcrine Case Settled

Warrants were sworn out i'm Justice
Jackola's court this morning, for the
arrest of Ed. Nara and Abraham Man
dy. charging them with assault and
battery Complaint was made by John
Pelli. He alleges that last Thursday
evening he was being driven i'm a rig
by the two defendants TO his home
near Section IS. Pelli had some liquor
on his person, and because he refused
TO give the defendants a drink. he
claims they set upon him. gave him a
severe trouncing and left him i'm an I'M
conscious condition by the roadside.
He managed to crawl into a ncighbor's
house whore he was cared for he says.
After settling the costs Of the case,
and paying for the damage alleged to
have been done To Wolverine residents.
through some Halloween pranks by a
number of Wolverine youths. Justice
Jackola last evening gave the boys a
very sound lecture on the error of
their ways. and advised them to be-
have themselves in the future. This
the youths promised to do. II is be-
lieved that they have learned a lesson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
STOCKS

Boston.-The mill test of the rock
from the Lake mine will commence at
once and all day today the buying of
the stock would indicate the insiders
are very confident of it making graf
flying showing. Scattered orders to
buy Superior made new high record
on that stock at the opening but later
in the day liquidation forced the price
off to 62% Money was tighter today
and had a serious effect in curbng
speculation in New York toward the
close the bears were able to break pri-
ces all through the list. The market
position is sound and stocks, especial
ly the coppers, should be bought on all
reactions.-Paine, Weber e. Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
MINNEAR AND co.'s GOSSIP.

East Butte is now producing about
100000 pounds of copper annually at
a cost OF 10 cents per pound and
hopes to still further reduce it to .
cents a pound.
Barrel copper is again coming into
the lake lode as the hanging wall is
coming into view. The lode shows over
so feet wide.
Utah-ApeX's frst-class lead ores run
40 per cent. and the second class 25
per cent. Through the installation Of
new machinery. saving of $1.25 per
ton has been affected.
u is stated that the Guggenheims
have an option on n large block of
First National Copper stock. They
already own $4,000 shares of this
stock and If the option is exercised
it will mean Guggenheim control.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. A. Minnear and Co. say today:
After a fairly strong opening, FOL-
lowed by short squirt. the markets
relapsed into dullness until the las:
hour, when prices sagged off, the close
being ut about the lowest point for the
day. There was no special news out
to account for the weakness exec Ut
that professionals were evidently out
to account for weakness except that
professionals were evidently at work.
The cotton market was the strong fea-
ture, all options showing good ad-
vance. The copper share market was
dominated by the Lake Superior is
with La Sale were prominent in the
trading lists, all showing early SUBJ
stantial advances; but lost consider
able just before the close. The de-
mand forSsHapnaock continues strong.
The selling of Ely Central continues,
and the stockgbroke down to 81 per
share, agossdof SO since yesterday
morning. Lake is making its mill
tests at the Franklin stamp mill, and
we are tsldIthat Tie rethhs will BE-
even better ban $50 pounds. Small
los of h1le ,lsl esnss cut taStay at $2i).
Cactus was Y ,pifle easier, The met
al market &asN hrnG TholMonthly pro-
ducers statement will be out tomorrow
and il il expected that@dt will show
decreascs-inaathe surplus stock Of
copper.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
Gay & Sturgis says:

Boston, Mass, Nov. 9.-Superior
Copper, which led the market yester-
day, opened up point today and the
rest of the market followed locally.
The general list however could not
withstand five and a half per cent
call money rate today which was a
condition fully foreshadowed by Sat
urday's bank statement together with
London dispatches stating that in all
probability the budget would not pass
the house of lords. Sentimentally cop
pers receded in sympathy. AS we have
said several times, stocks would be
sagging except for influence OF belief
in a copper deal. There is no doubt
basis for belief in it as is evidenced
by London metal market. Future pri-
ces from the bull standpoint, depend
on developments in copper circles
l. ]. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
Subscribe for the News.
Subscribe ror The NewA

There VIII be a special
communication of Calumet
lodge No. 271, +. 4 A. NJ
Thursday evening, Nov. 11th
at 7c30 O'clock. Work In
the NJ. NJ. degree.
]. J. EL.sS. JR.. w. M.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09

that this would be the subject for the
meeting on Wednesday evening, but
such is not the case. 1t is expected
that this meeting will be one of the
most spirited of the entire series as
Mr.. Hart is accustomed to handling
all of his subjects without gloves. and
will probably adopt the same course
with this.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Cay & Sturgis furnish the following
New York quotations:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
BUICK CAR THE WINNER.

Phoenix Ark, Nov. 9.-Thc Buick
car won the 4SO-mile desert race from
Los Angeles To Phoenix. The Colum-
bia was second. and the Studebaker
third. The best time was nineteen
hurs and thirteen minutes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. 1t is caused oy
rheumatism of the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded by applying Cham
hCrlain's Eminent sold by Eagle
Drug store, Calumet; Laurium Phar-
macy, Laurium
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
9otl GntmQn Il Go. a.1 ne s s's s II

0ie &uhreS 9onoention
Ser Npotheter. - Die SobreS-
Contention oeS unlcritnnilhen Apo.
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Sos NngelcS, Gol., ibren Nniang
ninmt mo bis sum 20. Nuguit oou.
ert, miro aud bon 9oltimorern unb
W%farpldnoern beild)t iein. Die Ma.
rDldn0er Stdato FriiimngSbeb0roe
tiir @potbeter miro ourd) 8rof, 96ar.
les Golpurt, iltu., u5rtreten lein. Die
9eomteu beS o8oltimorer Gpotbeter.
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borOt iIbcr oGte Yriiiung bon 8ott.
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Notre 0ome-Gonocn an aisquitbitr.
oos 3ettli6e %iegnetc, ouf Dem 9sotre
Gan1e- 6rieoboie oes Notre 9ome.
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81 @robe 9etragelt, nadoem in Der
eonuenta. 2apeIle ein &eqlliem.Sod.
amt celebryt Iein miro. Mltter @pan.
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burg, va, %geboren. Gbe iie Dem Or.
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1860 luur0e lie in onS Wutterbaus
Der Sdpueitern BON Rotre Game sit
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Sabre 1898 sur groOin5ialin Der or
lid)en Bropinj ernannt, pelbes MINT
lie bis gum letter Sabre inne batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

mem Grltouncn iibcr Oo@ @clcic1c jrt
crboIcn, ocnn 0oa itrGubt lid gorj
rnt0 gar 9cacu metne Gmpfiuoungcu.
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rl114 81 itiir5cn meldcr ct Den ErClt
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limo Gin iolfcr Otunn ioQ in Scr
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Den? &6dcrliH lit iolhea @eNinncu;
sob c@ cine 9cb0rbc in MoibiuQtot
0ibt, Die 10 ctlooa |crIoubcn fam, ma
nifcitirt olli Oo3 S6logcn0ite Die
Gboroftcrloii0fcit Der Belt, in bey
mir lcbcn. Is. s. ".
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loot ioatc nidt ucrgeiicn, ooB George
@oibiugtou inn ltrengen Slime OcS
@8ortc9 oltd) Elm 6cbeQ mar; or re
bcQirte gcgcn OoS WilttterlouO Gllg.
IonO mo mare li6erlid crihoiicn
moroeu, mern Die GnqIGnocf i'm t..
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f0mpite iiir Die Nebtc Scr ei%r5clncn
StooterL u1O ilber Oieicn Eunft
herridt nod feline Ginmiitbigtcit III
Den Ger. Stootcu. - u. D. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

Ginbrchcrim 2 6 Ia ii Bet
ra DIT - Sic angcbIifcn Ginbrc.
der III bic Apotbefc bon 2r. 0ugu
@omie, Nr. 30t, SilOsGurolincitroBc,
murocn qeItcrn iriib pon oen Eoli3i'
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den Iiitrift in Der |crion Oes IS
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olten poGnumQSloien GboS. Smitb
perbaitet, luGbreno 0ielel6en ollf elmer
9ont I'M nYnttcriou. Ynrf" id)liefen.
,Sn Der oitliGen Eoli5ciltotion lcugnc,
ten bic Arreitontcn jmor ben Gin.
brrdL tie muroen obcr nit 9eitimmt
belt bon %oicpb &eDinion, Der iiber
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gen DiGnner iOentii5irt, melde er am
Sreitng Morgcn ans Der Npotbcfe
fommen lab. 4esbalb iiberluies lie
Ser Hifter DEM @eridtSoerfobren.
EohenOieb ermii6t. -
llllter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ongebIit)
BON &crrlI Soiepb @merid Don 9tr.
81, Siio.g rooopop. cine Y0rie NIT
SIS geltoblen 81 baben, lurr0c ges
itcrn Der - Sabre oltc H}obn q. 8an.
oeruecr bon Nr. 40i. Sii0. @aibing
tonltroBe, ourd Hidter C'Neia in
rcr oltliden Eoli5eiitotion in Grman.
GelunG bon $500 Niirgid)oit mad
Dem @ei1ngniB gcionot, UNI oos &c.
rldtSperfobren o63lnuorten. NlS !Sr.
Gmerid an 6reitag 2Ibeno Oos NO.
numerical. 5Geater perIieB, ipiirte cr,
cab ibm SemnuO i'm @eordngc in Die
Soi6e Iongte. Gr brebte lid raid
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hcrpeer ieire 9orie einem onoeren
Monne reidlte. IS gelong i6m Ban.
oerDeer ieit5ubaltem bis Gunoc. Ger.
g(ont McGlean eridien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
SamOrrboioen omrd Hmfiansume sa
Sanie furirt.

aQen 2eioenoen, Die mir Sbre
aoreIie 5%lIenoen, peroe it oeutIid
erfIGren, ME man SGmorrhoioen an
SanIe orrd aufiougung beiIt. gs
lit einerlei, Oh Die S1nprrbpioen fo-
genonlte blinoe, blitenoe, iudenoe
ooer beransgeordngte iinS; i6 iper6e
ettuas bon Oieiem Iittel f~oitenfrei
lenoen, iowie alid, i'm Sale es ge.
niinI6t miro, Referen5en aus Sbrer
lmmittelbaren llmgebung. Sdnene
Slnoerung unb oarernbe SeiliIns lit
lider. Sdidt fem @elo. mndt ober
anoeren @ittbeilitng BON bielem 4n.
erbieten. Sdreibt beute nod an 6rau
VI. Summers, gor q. 0otre Dame,
Sno. Sbreiben Sic in 6ieIer
Sprade. Wop29, i4So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
(@ingefanot)

Sm D1euti6en Correspondent"
pom ~. auguit lit ein 9crid)t ais
WoIbington entbolten, iiber Den id
mid iebr munoere. oenn cr 6eiugt
nidtS @%eringeres, ais 0oB in ser
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i1gton Die 9ron5eitotnen BON @corge
@albington mo &o6ert 4. See. 2eB.
terer in Der Uniform Der G%onfooerir-
ten ouigeiteQt muroen. 9to6oem id)
oos geleien bate, miBte i6 mid crit
mie0er lamneln, Inn Mid BON mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

Ncbeu bcttc inn Gonpcnt Der NCri %cilr
W%iiiionSbclicr oIl Der Ni0Olc. mn
WlcGullob-S truBc cine Q~oppGicicr
Dos &immcliobrtSfeit Ser bciliacn
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men g%cbraud)tc. lin 12S llbr cclc6s
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men cin 6riIhitiid Ierpirt.
maria Sim clfobrt.
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icit Der ri. &~lngirou 0}aria scieiert.
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&ornittua9 predict Der critic @oitor
Der @Cmein0t, 6r. Ncrmiebc ans
Buffalo, N.-O., mo 2lbcnoa @oItor
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0u gIbcn0 miro eiu ellgIiihcr @ottea-
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miro. Ger Gr9dniit 6r. S6oai bat
mcbrcrc 6citt0re iiir bic 6cicr ei1l
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idnllc jdbIt iibcr 300 Sdiilcr mo
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9tatmittog nm H3 llbr SIT Daft
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

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