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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-02-12
J.: See Norcross for signs.

w. w. Brown, the Grangeville
banker, is in town today.
Terhaar & Engel closed a deal
Tuesday for the sale of one-third
interest in the local flour mill to
John Meyer, of Genesee, a brother
in-law of M. F. Fuchs. Mr.. Meyer
is an experienced miller and will
take charge of the mill here about
March Ist
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jenny return
ed Saturday evening from their
visit east and reported having had
very nice trip. After leaving
Utica they visited New York, Pitts
burg, St. Louis, Denver and Salt
Lake on the road home and the
trip will not be soon forgotten by
them.
Princess Flour makes more and
better bread than other -four.
Chief Yellow Bull, who resides
out in the Red Rock district east of
Greencreek, left recently for Wash
ington, D. c., to interview the
president on matters pertaining to
the welfare of the Nez Perez tribe.
Yellow Bull took part in the Nez
Perez war and was said to have
been one of Chief Joseph's princi-
pal advisors.
Harry Libbey and Bert Alex
ander made deal Saturday for the
purchase of the Rookie dray line
and took charge of the same Mon
day. They bought team, two
wagons and the cool will of the
line and will operate the same in
future The line seems to be doing
plenty of business and the new
owners are bound to make it win
out in time.
James Hollandsworth and wife
returned last Friday night from
their visit to Calexico, California,
and report having had a fine time
while away. Jim says Cy Leitch
is doing we'll at Calexico and is in
better health than for years past,
weighing rs pounds more than
when he left this county. He has
small farm there and is leading
''ye happy farmers life"
Princess Flour makes lighter and
whittier bread than any other flour.
The local farmers union held a
meeting in this city Saturday after
noon which was largely attended.
During the meeting Riley Rice was
elected delegate to attend the large
meeting to be held this week al
Spokane which will be the largest
meeting Of the kind ever held west
of the Rockies. The local union
: now has about forty members and
is growing rapidly. 1t expects tc
. accomplish much good for the
farmers of this section as it grows
older and stronger.
The ladies library club opened
, their new library Wednesday and
/ will try and build it up again te
: what it was when the fire DESTROYED
it last July. For the present the
library will be kept at the home o.
Mrs. G. F. Mckinney and all o.
the insurance money collected from
the old library, about 5000 in all
will be spent in securing new books
The library now has about forty
volumes to begin with but more
will be added from time to time anc
in year or SO the ladies hope tc
have a nice list of books on hand
again. The building up of the ole
library entailed much labor ant
perseverance on the part of the
club members and its loss was :
severe blow to them, but in time
the loss will be replaced and the
: library will be as good or bettel
than before. Everyone who enjoy
good reading should assist the club
in every way possible to build up
. good public library here. Library
4 4 r
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-02-12
See Norcross for signs,

You can get those school books
and supplies you need at Roberts
Bros.
Don't overlook our clothing sale.
Sale will continue until all is sold.
w. G. Brust.
Persons looking for bargains
should not overlook the special shoe
sale every Saturday at the Bee
Hive.
Princess Flour is made from high
class Turkey Red wheat.
Terhaar & Engel bought about
5000 bushels of good milling wheat
from the farmers of this section
last week.
Princess Flour has plenty of glu-
ten, not too much.
If you want good cup of coffee
call for 5I2 at Brust's. 25c a
pound. The only store in town
that has it.
Craig L. Spencer was in the city
the first of the week from Seattle
looking after his farm property in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Smith and children
and the two Misses Kolbeck, of
Nezperce, have been visiting friends
here this week.
Princess Flour is the purest and
sweetest flour ever made.
Miss Helen Terhaar left Monday
morning for Nezperce to visit for a
couple weeks at the Strickfadden
home in that city.
One of the Baune boys came near
dying at his home south of town
last week from an aggravated case
of bleeding at the nose.
WANTED.-Teams to haul rail-
road ties from the Berens mill to
Ferdinand. Inquire of
FRED RUSTEMEYER.
for dental work of all kinds call on Dr.
Bray, room 6, GOIdStOne block, up TO date
office and all new instruments.
Vincent Lorang moved his family
to Keuterville this week and will
r reside there in future while Vincent
looks after his saloon at that place.
, Princess Flour is best for bread
. cake and pastry.
w. w. Blackburn called in Mon.
day and ordered the CHRONICLE
sent for another year to L. E
Henderson at New Pine Creek
Ore.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Angel re
turned Saturday evening from thei,
visit to friends in Oregon and Cali
fornia. They were away a couple
months and report having had &
, fine visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Crawford re
turned Monday from their visit tc
Hot Lake, Ore, and to points ii
the Palouse country. They were
, absent about a month and enjoyed
5 the trip greatly.
Princess Flour makes bread like
CANCEL Food Cake. +"
Mrs. Chris. Waldmann returned
Saturday evening from Hot Lake
Oregon, where she went for treat
ment few weeks ago. She is still
rather weak from the operation she
underwent but will soon be enjoy
ing good health again.
Rev. York, of Clearwater, ha.
been holding revival services at the
Baptist church here for the pas
couple weeks and has met will
good success. 1t is possible he may
be induced to take charge of tn,
church here this spring.
Joseph Sohn, justice of the peace
of Greencreek precinct, was in towr
Monday and paid us a short call
S He expects to soon receive hi
books and Office supplies and will
then be ready to handle any justic,
work that may come before him.
We understand that Miss Ma,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
Farmers Meet in Fargo
to Fix Price Of Wheat
Annual Session Of the Spring Wheat Division Of the American
Society of Equity IN Session Today approximately
10000 Bushels of Wheat Pledged.

is based on yield of fourteen bushels
per acre.
The Pledge Taken.
Following is the pledge which the
farmers VINO are in on the deal take:
/, the Undersigned, do hereby agree:
First, not to sell, promise to sell or
contract any of the crops designated
above my name hereon for any other
price or in any other manner than as
will be determined by vote of dele
gates to delegate meeting to be held
as per provision set forth, on the re-
verse side hereof, all of which is a
part of this agreement
Second, to pay my share, in proper
tion to the amount of grain / pledge
of the cost of promoting and main
tanning this Union and selling the
grain ! pledge providing said cost
shall not exceed one cent per bushel
and shall be paid out of the proceeds
from the sale OF my grain.
Provided, however. first, that If af-
ter having given notice as per form
OBJ which will be furnished on appli-
cation, that / must have money ad-
vanced on said crops in order to hold
them under the above agreement, hav-
ing allowed a reasonable time, not
less tnan twenty days, in which to get
it, If / shall fail to get not less than
so per cent of local market value on
said crops, based on the prevailing
price, on receipt of said notice at the
state headquarters, and at local rates
Of interest, then this pledge shall be
null and void, Il being understood
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27

A meeting of the American Society
of Equity to set the price on approx
imately 100000 bushels of wheat in
the spring wheat sites of North and
South Dakota and Minnesota is be-
ing held in Union hap in this city
this afternoon. This lis the annual
meeting Of the spring wheat section
for the year 1909. It is always held
in Fargo and is always held on the
last Tuesday in July.
There are a large number of dele
gates coming from every part of the
three states in attendance at this
meeting and it is expected that they
wAl reach an agreement on the price
which they will ask for this 1000, 900
bushels of wheat, late this afternoon.
I'VE do not expect to set a price
that will be exorbitant," said one of
the delegates to The Forum today.
Last year we fixed a price of 81 at
the terminal and every person who
pledged to hold his grain for that
price last year more than got 1t this
spring. I expect that we vial set a
price which will amount to about 81
per bushel at the home market this
year. That is not unreasonable"
A preliminary meeting was held this
morning at which all routine business
was disposed OF and at the meeting
this afternoon the only business Is
that of setting the price for the
pledged grain. The 2,00o,o 600 bushels
which the society claims to have
pledged In the three states mentioned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
BUSINESS CHANGE SOON
The Palm Confectionery to Move Into
Store Vacated by Fargo
Plumbing Co.

An important business change VIII
take place on Broadway early in
August. The Fargo PrurnDfng & Heat
ing Co. OF which w. J. Price is presi-
dent, will move into the store across
the street, vacated by Bergstrom &
Grove, and the Palm confectionery
will move into the store vacated by
the Plumbing & Heating Co.
r.. ]. Ferguson, the owner OF the
Palm confectionery has been handi-
capped to some extent because Of his
location and he expects to branch out
considerably when he gets into the new
place. The storeroom will be entirely
remodeled and redecorated for Mr..
Ferguson Workmen have been at
work for some time getting the build
ing to be occupied by the Fargo
Plumbing & Heating co. ready.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
COULDN'T SUPPLY THEM
Man From Omaha Wanted License to
Wed East Grand Forks
Young Lady

seldom a week goes by but Clerk
Sorenson of the county court is fore
ed to reply:
Sorry. Mister but we can't supply
you here. Yes, one of the parties has
to be a resident Of this county"
Al man from Omaha appeared at the
Office and was very anxious to get a
marriage license. He was congrat-
ulated on picking Fargo as the place
to start life on the sea of matrimony,
but the fact that the girl resided in
East Grand Forks queered the whole
deal. He was referred TO Crookston
as the only place that he could do
business. If the girl had resided OUT
side Of Minnesota they could have been
supplied at Moorhead. If the bride-
elect resides in Minnesota, the license
must be taken out in the county where
she resides.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
FARGO CITIZENS
THROW open HOMES
IN RESPONSE TO APPEAL FROM
COMMERCIAL CLUB, PRIVATE
HOMES ARE OPENED TO INTER
STATE FAIR vIsIToRs-NINETY
ROOMS REGISTERED TODAY.

In response TO an appeal from the
management of the Interstate fair.
Fargo citizens have thrown open their
homes to accommodate visitors to the
Interstate fair. The appeal was made
to the Commercial club to take charge
OF the matter and they have been
keeping a register of rooms for all
who have them 10 rent during fair
week
This morning Secretary Baernstein
had ninety rooms on his register and
and person who would prefer staying
at private home during fair week
can get a room by applying at the
Commercial club.
The Commercial club rooms are at
the corner of ~. p. avenue and Broad
way, up stairs over the Fargo Ma
tional bank
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
NEUROLOGICAL,
FATAL
NeIs Peterson, 1t11 Tenth Street
South, Died at Local Hospital
Last Night.

Nels Peterson, aged 40, died at a
local hospital last night as a result
of an attack OF appendicitis. Mr..
Peterson was taken to the hospital
recently to undergo an operation, but
ne waited too long and when the
operation was effected it was found
1t was made too late.
Peterson made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Martin Nelson. He is
survived by just one brother and one
sister. The brother is Peter Peterson,
who lives in washington state.
J. N. Gaard viii have charge OF the
funeral arrangements Dor which have
not yet been completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
DISPUTE ENDED
BY LEMIEUX ACT
CANADIAN COMMISSIONERS GIVE
RAILROAD MEN a. PARTIAL
VICTORY.

Winnipeg. July 27.-The Cancellation
board appointed under the Lemieux
act arrived today at a unanimous de-
cision In settling the dispute between
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway and
its engineers, firemen, conductors and
trainmen. It has been forwarded to-
the minister of labor at Ottawa The
agreement gives the railway men the
same schedule as that In force on the
Canadian Pacific. Four hundred men
are involved. The men are given choice
of runs. 9 substantial advance In
wages and partial recognition OF
their order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
HOTELS ARE ALL
CROWDED TODAY
SEVERAL WERE FILLED TO CA
PAcITY LAST NIGHT BUT SOME
HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS LEFT
MANY HAVE MADE ARRANGE
MENTs FOR EXTRA ROOMS.

Almost every hotel in Fargo was
filled to capacity last night by the big
crowd which is here to take in the
opening day of the big Interstate fair.
A glance at the registers show that
they are here from every section of
the state, many towns sending dele
cations of a dozen or more who reg
lister in one party.
Seveal of the hotels have made ar
rangements for extra rooms and have
supplied themselves with bot beds in
case their regular rooms are adj TAX
en-. In this way it is probable that
every person who comes to Fargo will
be able to get sleeping quarters at
least and there will be no difficulty
about feeding the crowds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
WOMAN Held FOR
BLIND PIGGING
EssIE sIPULT WAVES ExAMINA-
TIoN AFTER STATE INTRoDuc-
ed STRONG EvlDENcE-FRoNT
STREET RESTAURANT KEEPER
GOES BACK TO COUNTY JAIL.

After hearing several witnesses for
the state testify positively that they
purchased both beer and whisky from
the defendant Essie Sipult concluded
that there was no object in showing
her hand in the matter. She waived
examination and was bound over to
the county court and in default of $500
bail was committed to the county Jail
The state apparently has a stronger
case against the woman than against
Jack Meister, who was bound over yes
terday. The defendant in the case
this morning, kept restaurant on
lower Front street. From the cross
examination conducted by Atty. T. H.
McEnroe 1T could be concluded that
the defense wants to show that the
present action was the result of malice
towards the couple States Attorney
Fowler prosecuted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
THESHELBURN FUNERAL
R'N ~ y
Afternoon and VIII Re
Private.

Funeral services for the late David
Sherburn, an account OF whose demise
Is published in another portion OF to-
days Forum, will he held at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, from the home
Of Mrs. William Prescott. The fu-
neral will be private. Rev. HI. G.
Leonard, of the First M. E. church,
will officiate
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
AL. PEART BADLY HURT
cass County Representative Victim Of
Runaway Accident at Chaffee
Yesterday.

DR.. g. J. ELL received q message
this morning teIing OF the severe in
jury OF his son-in-law, Hon. A. L.
Peart. at Chaffee yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Peart had been moving a barn
and he had loaded mp wagon with
heavy timbers which he was taking
from the old location OF the building
to the new site. He started to drive
across a field and the team became
entangled in some brush and started
to run away. The load was tipped
over onto MIR. Peart and his left leg
was badly crushed from the knee
down. 1t is hoped that the leg can
be saved but the bone is broken and
badly sptintered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
CHANGE in The system
Sound of Fire Bell This Morning Was
Not a Signal to Fight
Flames.

The fire alarm this morning was
false to the extent that there was no
fire. A switch board for flre alarm
wires was installed at the telephone
building which in the future can be
used to test the wires OF rhe system.
There are several alarm wires in the
phone cables. The new board will
be Of considerable assistance 10 the
department
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
DRAW JURY TOMORROW


with all the formality required by
law, a jury will be drawn at the office
OF Clerk e. C. Gearey of the district
court tomorrow morning. Eighteen
names will be drawn from the box
The venire is small on account Of the
fact that but one case will be. tried at
this term, that OF the Missouri River
Ry. Co, against A. ID. Gaines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
WIRES WERE CROSSED
Water Leakage the Original Cause OF
Fire in Oliver Denis Store
This Noon.

The fire department. was called to
the Oliver Denis store at noon to
quench a small blaze Water leakage
from the second floor crossed the
wires in the ceiling of the first floor,
near gas jet. No damage was sus-
tained, the application OF chemicals
doing the business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27

that If required I shall store my
grain in manner that it may be prop
erly insured and warehouse receipt
issued.
Second, that If after making de-
mand, on regular form and at least
thirty days (S0) before date needed,
for storage room for a certain number
of bushels. the same shall not be
provided at cost Of not more than
the charges allowed by law, then this
pledge shall be null and void.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
GETS POSITION.

Eddie Mauch, who took the Dakota
Business college course last winter,
has accepted an excellent position In
the store at Goodrich The %. B. g.
improves ones writing. makes him
quick with figures and gives MIN 4
knowledge OF business things essen
tial to financial success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
POTATOES FOR SALE

| have for sale a-.out 800 bushels Of
Early Ohio potatoes that have been kept
in cold storage and are in first-class
condition. Telephone 606-L. or adj
dress James Holes. Box lao. Fargo.
N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27

The talking motion pictures which
were first seen in Fargo last night,
proved a big drawing feature at the
IDEAL as large crowd witnessed the
initial performance, which was a real
novelty and a great entertainer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
FALL TERM AT D. 3. c.

II You want to prepare for an ex-
cellent position, steady promotion in
the business world and success finan-
cially, the Dakota Business college
can give you the necessary training to
bring those results. Fall term opens
August 2-don't wait.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
seasonabIe Raraalna.

Wearing apparel In season at re-
dnced prices at deLsendrecte's altera-
ton sale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27
DRAIN men ARE HERE
Routine Business Is Transacted at the
Meeting Held at Courthouse
This Morning.

The econd meeting Of the new
drainage board is being held at the
courthouse today. Chairman Henry
Larson. Sec. j. G. Brown and Treas
urer Reed are present with Engineer
Crabbe and Clerk Mckenzie
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-27

is based on yield of fourteen bushels
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03

The mint iulep season a. on. The
julips made at Taylor's place would
delight Kentucky Colonel. They
have no equal Its
Contractor c. <. Jenkins1ias the
work OF putting Ia the steel ceiling at
the court house well under way. II
adds a thousand per cent 10 the APP
pearanee OF the building and win be
placed In all the lower floor.
The Eagle Is especially equipped TO
print stylish society stationery. invita-
lions. programs and TO furnish emboss.
ed stationery and engraved cards Of all
designs and styles. ~ i2'
The following oountA -Ssiores were
represented In the city today with
nice orders with the wholesale houses
for goods: Beard a Crenshaw OF
Edge; Geo. p. Edge. Harris School
house; w. II. Buchanan. Kurten and
Wood 4 Freeman. Harvey.
Help the ladies' Of the Cemetery A..
ISOLATION in their landable work BY
attending the benefit entertainment; by
the Choral Club at Carnegie Hall on
next Monday night-s
A large number S-15rm wagons
were In the city this morning and
carried out cotton choppers In large
numbers. II looked like real business
60 see them going out and was sure
sign that the fieecy staple viii come
rolling In this fall. Crop prospects
were never more nattering before al
this season Of the year. and II sea
sons continue until harvest time "old
BRACES" win measure up results with
any county In Grand Old Texas.
Cemetery Benefit tonight at carne
gle Hail.
chas. Carr left this afternoon on q
business trip.
Miss Gene Dennis has returned from
visit TO Marlin.
Mrs. Ed S. Derden Is visiting rela
tives In Hampstead.
President r. r. Miner Of the A. and
NJ. College. was in the city this after
noon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

= House for Rent. screened and cit,
water. Close In. Mrs. Z. b. Roberts
125
Rev. w. J. Meads OF Kurten. was Ia
town today.
Dave Lloyd. Jr.. OF Reliance. was In
the city today.
s. +. Lock was in today from his
home near Tabor
w. II. Mcvey Of Minter Springs,
was In town today.
J. u. Dunn was In today from his
home near wheelock.
Read Wilson and Derden's favor
week nd In this issue. i2s
DIR. Geo. r. Lee OF wellborn. was
here today between trains. =
Mrs. W. - Sanders returned today
fern vNH in Hampstead.
Consta - c. l. Baker went north
on the Hnnd @. N. today ON business.
p ~ Eagle has a number OF old pa
pers a. sell at &c per 100. 127
Miss ,iIa vanardo returned yester-
day from "A visit to her home at Rea-
gan.
Roy Hudspeth Of Tabor. was In the
city today and called at the Eagle Of.
fee.
Geo. p Edge. the Harris school
house merchant. was In the city TO.
day.
Col A. A. Farley arrived today ai-
ter a business trip through South
Texas.
This win be favor week for the lad
les In Millinery az Wilson and Der
den's. 12s
Father wilhelm Of Pian,ersvilie.
arrived today for a visit to Father J.
p. cleissner.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03

"Mr. @. L. Deaton had the misfortune
OF breaking his leg Tuesday morning
He was going out to milk his cows
and his right leg suddenly gave way,
causing him to fall upon his foot
breaking the bones between the ankle
and knee"
The above clipping Is taken from
the Ledbetter correspondence in the
Giddings News. Mr.. Deaton was foI
many years a citizen of Bryan and
his many friends here will be sorr,
to learn OF the severe accident that
has befallen him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
THE STUART LECTURE.

From all indications a very large
audience will hear Rev George r.
Stuars's lecture at the Methodist
church tomorrow night. People from
all parts OF Braxos and adjoining
counties are coming. and a record
breaking audience IL assured.
Mr. Stuart viii reach Bryan on the
afternoon train from the South. and
will be met at the train by large
committee. headed by all the pastors
of the various churches OF the city.
The reception committee viii escort
him 10 the hotel. and win also set
with him on the platform during the
delivery Of his lecture.
An effort is being made to get Mr..
Stuart TO stop on at College and
speak In the afternoon. but Il will
hardly succeed. In all probability. the
~sy deiiverance bstwecn Houston
and Mexia win be at Bryan.