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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01

Inter oen 2inben 90 au Berlin,
linb 5ur5eit 5ipei @eigen aus Der
San0 oes gntoniiis Straoipari aus
geltellt. Sic itammen ans ieiner be.
item 8eriobe. 9as cine Gremplar
itammt aus Dem Sabr 1903; es lit
taoellos erbalten un6 5eigt einen
mu~rOerpollen r6tbIi6en Sad; es lit
fir Sen Ereis bon $4,000 Marf 81
buben. '9as an6ere, nod piel folt-
bnrere SnItrument itammt aus ipeit
ip1terer 3eit, ans Dem Sabre 1913
rno foitet 100000 Marf. Sn ieoer
@eige befinbet ii9 Der darafteriitiide
@eigenSetteI BON Straoioari, NIT
Solstppeu ee6rlidt. Snfolge ibrer
ib0nen @rbaltung fam man Die bel.
oen S%nitrumente, pie es ii6 ia altd)
i'm 8reiie nisoriidt, alS aliBeroroent
libe Seltenbeiten be5ei6nen; Die
0eden weiien falim einen &iB ant;
iie boben neber Siltter mod Stimm-
ilede. Straoipari iduf mdbreno lei.
ner 2~ebens5eit unsefdbr 100 Sci.
gen; oapon eriitiren nod cttpa 500
Die SaIfte ieiner Siolinen iinb alio
Ger gernidtung anbeimgefallen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
8aibiHgtuas geitfiefen

Iicgen in ocn :iie6eren, iuupfi-
aca 9cttoms oes 8otcItaf Sluiies,
Dem Brunbeer6 Der MaIaria. Saline
9iele Seine peruriaben GbiIls, Sc.
per uno Mgne, 8ili6litGt, @cIbindt,
Srdascit, Sdrp1de unS d%IIgeueine
G~nifraftputgi uno bringen iabrIid
&bnlie iDen 2eioet ODER Dem zoo,
sIber gIeffrif 8itters berfebIt ME
0ieielbcn bu 5eritoren inlo Malaria,
2eiocn 81 fnriereri. 1GieieIben iiii0
oas bette Stdrfings, uito Seil.Nlitt.
el fir MaIaria, ipeI6eS i9 iemaIs
gcbrond,te, jbreibt y. 81. SumeS,
bon GoiieIIen, @. 6. 0ielelben
fiiricrcn Nagen. 9eber., 9iereit. lino
@Int- 8eldmcroen anS perbiiten Sen
TDpbpis 8erhldt oieieI6ers Scots.
sarrnnticrt, pom @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
ROrriIun.

Sn Der @obnuna BON Sris
5teinfe fam am Ictten Sonntag cine
rrdt frobiide uu0 gemtitblide @es
ielIidaff 3ulommeu,
g. M. 8afer, unicr 2eibitaa-
befiteV. beinnO Iid pd6reuo GINGER
1age in Berger, Qlo.. ut0 ser 0orr
tiaen 3adbarihaft.
Ebeobor 8r0utigora, rmIer
bicfige Shubfiinltler, mo ieine Got
tin. fino I'M 2aufe Der leeten @o1e
BON ct 2Oui$ 5uriif gcfcbrt.
5rnnf @erteus bat in Gbam-
Ois. Ro., Elm biibi6es 8obubaus
sefanft, mo tuiro pobl in ndbiter
3eit oOrtbiu 5ieben.
Brof. Gbos. @acrtner, bon
Botsom, DO, beiariO iid) an let.
ten Samitas bier in Der Gtaot.
S u. SpefbaIs. bcaab lid, an
Iekten Rontag, in @eIdditsiader,
nod Berger, Mo.
Der Ball ipelber am Lester
Samitna abeno in Sanne's Salll
itnttfanb, mar icbr gilt beiudt.
Seoermaln it lest felt an oel
arbeit beim 8ei3eniaen, ODER be
Der bcrridtuiis oes 9ooens fir oiI
n1dSte Grtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
Sir, erces

Die Upper Sirit Greet S6ile
nit g. $. S9sner oils 9ebrer. uno
Die 2ittIe Berger Sflle. nit s. 8.
9ruens aIs 2ebrer, baben beioe ibr.
ell icsigen Sermin am pori9en Won-
tag ~begonnen.
Bernie 9ruenS, meIfer franf
mar, bat iiG pieber lomeit erbolt,
oaB err orf iein fam.
aebr gnS 8eber babta i5reri
aIeeOrei6er iett in oieier &a6bar.
idaft aufgeitelt.
Im Dorigen Sonntag periam-
melten iif Die Ritgliebcr occ Son.
foroia Brass 8aiio in Der Wobn.
ing Don Senrp 8ori6 uno Satin
lnO perIebten Oaielblt einen b06it
genuBreiden Nadmittag. @an fet'
crte ole gIiidli6e Seimfebr Ser Sas
Mile 9ori9 BON ibrem 9eilld i'm
alien &aterlanb.
Serr 0ori9 ipeiB bel Sntereian'
tes nnO 9ebrreides BON Der alten
Scimatb al eradblen, uno 10 Der,
ging ser 9tadmittag MIR SIT i6nell
in angenebmcr ltnterbaltumg, melde
ob uno gu burd berrlid)e @uiifuor.
trGae ulterbro9en wur0e. 9ieier
Gag miro nod lange fortleben in
ser Grinnerlmg Der Sbeilnebmer.
Seinri6 giienmanr, tuelfer
in Gore, DO, cine Stellc ais Glert
betleioet, betinOet iif SIR 3cit bier
gum 9eirtb ieiner angeb6rigcn NM
Sreuuoe.
Sn Der @obnung bon Gbrilt
Scttercr iinDet ont Sonltag, Den 2
0ftober cine gcielllfaitliGe 3uiam-
menfrnft itatt.
6rau 8artlep Gutter, BON
.Smiss, Mo., mar am porigen Sonn-
tag bel ser 6omiIie 3oridj. gum De
JUDI.
8rdulein Coma aatteImanr
befanb lid luabrenO mebrerer Gage
Scr oorigen ISOLDE beiuaspeiie in
.StoIpe, go.
sluguit aird)uer lit fleiBig al
Ser sIrbeit Die Sheune BON Souis
4ocifel nit einem neuen anitrid 81
oerIebcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
21Metten.

Ger unter5eidnete rpiro oui Der alien
g1ilh Rueoiser Sarm, 4 Weilen iiiot. BON
Scrlnonn, an
8~pnneritas ben 81. Sftuber 1909,
foIgenbeS, pcrI6nlid,e Gisentbum ouf
oiIeuilidber gluttion an ben WietItbieteuoen
I'M 8 lhr UioreenS %auian9eno ocrtouien:
. pIeroe. 2 aiibe, l &alb, l Sud)tIau, 6
2auier, / loft gang neuer, a~iuelipdnni9er
aDo9eu, ! 9ugsp, / S,uciipdnntser pTu9, /
enipduni8cr YIlu9. l ioit 9au5 rcuer Sras'
mGber, / ,peuredlen, i 8s9e, ] Seiboten,
l 9odoIcn, l y6bmaid3tne, cine Amontitdt
Seu in Der Sdleunc, ebenIallS &prn i'm
&aaIeu, 800 SUB cIdlencS 9auboIs, unsc.
iabr 175 Sal. reucr SpeS Sceolin0 Wetn,
uu9eiabr 6 Dug. 0iibner, zine Sln3abl g3ein.
idiier NIB Sdbden, ioluic piele anOere pauS,
uno aid)cnsSerdibc, gu 5oblreid) nm ange.
fibri gu lperoeG.
acknowledgements 2nIe Summen bis
3u So 90, 9aar. sir sroberc 9cirGse
niio elm aIcoit BON II Yiouat beuilli9t,
seaen Note NIT gutter Siir9IdIci.
5riB Stettler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
ct. 2oais Rarft fir 2cbeHSeS Sieg.
GationaI Stodparbs, SD.

september 80. %.
Rinooieb 3ufubren, bcrte 5000
Stiid. @arft beitGnoig i'm Serum.
terqeben, mas Is bis 25c n~ieOeriger
lit, lpie ar1 SdluB Der porigen $50
DIE. SGmmtlitc &iibe uno Hinber
unter $3.50 per 100 BfO,, iino be.
itdnoig. Stocfers unO 6eeoers iino
glei9falls %beitanoig.
Sdweine 3ufubren irngefGbr 5000
Stiid. Mlgemeiner Wfarft 10 Bis
15c nieoeriger. @emiidte II. BUT
Gers S6meine $3.50 - $40; quite
iftpere $500 $50; gemiidte,
gum oerpaden $3.50 - $40. Suite
6erfel $6.75 - 1926; Ieidte 6erfel
1918 6.25. Die @aiie alIer
Sdpeinc $3.50 - $50. S66iter
8rcis oes Cages $3.50; ausii6ten
idtua6.
S8afe 3ufubren $500 Slid.
@arft beitanoig nit geitern. Sod.
tie 2dmmer $685.; b6dite 5dafe
$4,65. Maiie Der 2dmmer beute
gu $500 - 6.65, slusiidtem 5iem-
lid gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
Srafe.

5rinIein 59naiOer, Don Ra'
fonts, Sas., lit bier olti 9ritf).
Sran Gauer, nor Scrmonn,
.befiuOet iid gleiaialls beill9sipeiie
bier.
Safob StooIt mo Senrp auter.
mann battcn bas Mibgeldif ibrc
biibiden 6oblen 5lt perIieren.
Sen. Sappemeper, Ser aoiiic.
.rer Ger 8oitf in @eraIo, DO, nebit
6amilie, paren bier ouf @eiud bel
ibreu angeborigen
5raltf 8rinf, nebit Satin,
ioipie auouit uno 8ilbclm &itte
.beitdtcn Sos neulide MiiiiotSfcit
in 8ap,
Setrp ". @fpore uitb @eorg
is. 5eIenlann eitptlngen Die trnilrt'
ge 9adriGt, oaB ibr 8erfpanoter,
Scnrp Sdulb, an lcbtea 6reitagi 81.
.itprben lit.
ananit Ntprriijcp urb 6drni-
lie, non @eralb, beianoen iid Gil
paar Cage orf @eiild bei Scnrg
@~lorriiiep.
Sobn &ilrreltneper erDielt flir6.
lid elm nettes @cidenf, nanrIi1 Gin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
Gmpfeblcnsmert6c SuOeitclle.

Sin 9altfier aus Stem Oorf per'
brad)te emit feline 6erien in 5lorioa,
Gr mar eiit GROCER 6reuno oes 9o-
oens, lpogte lid aber bod nidt Deit
in Sen 6luB binollS, neil es BARN,
ME man inn laate, bon @aIierldIdn
gen lpimmelte.
GIs er zines Cages altsgeganger
mar, Inn 81 fiid)en, fam er nit eineu
Gingeborenen, Der inn ols Siibrel
Nicltte, iiber jene SlnacIcgenbeit ing
8eipraf,
"9a miiBte i'd idon @otbu Der.
iiderte ser @ingebornene. SD fennr
cine 5telIe. no feline eir3tge SdIan.
&c 5t ftnoen iity
Soderfreut lieB lidJ Der 9anfiel
an sic be3eiGnete SteIIe, cinen flei.
nen 8inneniee, fiibren, Der nidt iebl
pcit entferltt fluBnAfpdrt5 lag.
nSier eibt es feline S6langeit.
erfldrte Der G%ingeborene, auf Der
ItilIen See beuteno.
GtligIt mari Der 8aiierfretno lei
ne &lcioer ab, itiir6te ii@ in oei
Scc nnb iiberlieB ii6 init ar0Bten
@ennb DEM lange ent6cbrter
S6immpereniigcn. SAT- cine batb0
Stnnoe lang perblieb er i'll 8oiler,
81brcnO er ii6 oa!ln ain llier on
flcibete, bemertte or, pie einige on
@oiier liegenoe 9aumitamme, Oh
er porber nid)t peiter bead)tet bate
it'd III @eneguitg irbtcn. "Bas MAJ
es fem, mas icne Stamme ba bran
Sen 10 pl6tliA in 8eDeGlnng brin9t
fragte er sen gin~sabpreneit.
~8as iino feline Gtdrme,s ont
tportete oieier, @oas iino SrofOoile
Die inns ia aud bic llriodc, bal
ii1 bier feinc SdJlangm finoen
oenn tie f~relien lie aut.p
\ N.L .ALF. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01

abonnirt ouf oas Sermanncr.
8olfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
@ittenberg.
SeOermaum lit bier iett flei
Big beim @ci5eniden.

SeOermam lit bier iebt flei.
Big beim 8ei5eniden.
6rou 2pOia Griiugbails, bon
2ouis, befinoet ii6 bier auf 8e.
iil6 BEL ibren @ltern, @ilb. 8ittc
rtnO Satin.
9ddbor Srib 3immerli nno
6anilie mad)ten an Iebten Sonrtog
cine Spa5iGriabrt nah Smensotlle,
gum @eiltd BON Daniel 5daffner u.
@ottin, ben Eflegeeitern bon 6riB
3immerli.
Scr &aItor $. Steer, BON @til'
pallfec, @iS., mar bier all! 8elrt)
BEL ieiner beiabrten Nutter ioiuie
lcinen @eidpiitern, rno reiite ais
oann bon bier naG burlington, So,
um Ger BORT tagenOen, gpangl. @e'
neral aonferen5 bei5uipobnen.
2ottis Gful5, Elm @ruber uor
5errn Toitor S6uI5, febrte IN Ser
porigcu ISOLDE BON ieiner &eiie mad
0eutIAIonO geiirin mo poblbebal'
scn 5uriid. Son Bier aus reiit(
l2oui3 Sdul5 alsOann nod icincl
Seimatb, in appleton Sin, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01

ilnierSeid)neie wirb in ibrsr Dobnuns, in
benz friiberen slebsI Gisentbum. on Der ioeIt.
iiden 5foeiten StraBe am
Samitas ben 16. Ottuber 1909,
ioIsenbes, p~erIonlide Gisenthum auT 5ffenE
lid1er Mutton IN ben DleiItbietenben per-
taitfen;
3SeIen, 3 9ettiteDen, Glide unb IonItise
Sans' unb a~iidenserdtbe, iotpie cine Rite
uno alca ~Garien9erdibe. 4
anfans Der guttion l nbr NadyinittaaS.
Observation-Disclosures. 8aar.
frau katherine 9oberiGmiebf,
aeb. eaner'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
gu gertaufen.

Die alte MidaeI RomsiIer Sarm, be
Iteberb NJ log 9lder, cine balbe Reie
iiiblih BON Der Stabtsren5e seIesen, IN
bilis gu pertauien. We9eu bes gldberea
penoe man Iidl brieflid Ober per SeIepbou,
an.
Rid rb o. poei del
Sermauu, no
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01

3fpci @aigep iitr 49,, 600 Morf
Srn S6nufenlter Ser aunitmertitutt
iiir @eigeubau BON 9iobert geper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
a1tune : teuer,ablsr

IS nib bicrntit betanht semadbt bal, Der
nntcr5eidoneie nit ben Steuer5ablern bon
| GuscpnaDe SO. an ben ioIeenoeu Soocn
uno Yldbcn3uiammen treiien piro, UNI bic
Siruem liir oaS Sabr 1909, loipic audi BON
roryer. 3u folletitercn.
3ieo 8ire Oct. Is uno 26
SlapeSpile Set. n piS 2 llbr 9ac)m
YeM Set. %
Gea Oct. %
| 9ioiebuD Set. 80
Stolpe 9lop / bis 2 nbr. giad,m.
potSoom Slop.2
gaN 3
WI. Gierlin9 > 4
g9olldm 5
supocmeperSs tore 9lop. s bis 3 nbr. ysad
eiorp Sill yioo. 8
Gptso 10 bis 3 llbr Hodlm.
Uiorriion ii 9tadm. uno l.
SaSconabe ID bis / rlbr ytodum.
YlaHo Is Hadlm. uno 10
Canaan II
Dpensoile q Is, 10 II. 20 bis giad)m.
sIae GiCienigen, rpelrbe lire Gteu.ru niu
Dor bcm l.. Saauer 1910 enfricbien, jino
9eieDlidl oeIplidiiti 3irlen i'm 9eiraae bon
l pto8ent per Uionai gu besnbIen. Rad,
benz Nicr0i Sebruar tpmmen nnc) nntojter
Umo 6ebiihrcn btdSn.
Getp 10 rreunolidl Cure Gteuer 2uiiiun
gen pom legicn Sabr mii5ubrinec gen; sum
9iohrpcis.
aaniitutc uao Sobritanien Iinb erSua.
ihrs &t3cnier Su erleucrn
s~idltunaSuol,
y. u. tsreners Solicitor,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
Neue an5eigen.
Blu r~erfauien.

Gine Got nit 5rpei 8uteu 8obnbdnier unb
allen glebensebGuoen, an Der 0itIidben, 3,pei
ten Giraffe.
Nad)5uIro9en bel,
YS m. y aut d..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17
A Red Letter Magazine

Mass v good of mounting
N%SNS9 housetops and shouting about good
NfTNA promised persons presented
LTSM amusing feeble justifcations being
= should vesomeo nete truth
that the article going be good; but
didn't dare hope
feel that who with humo
Deep sentiment with profound who
He started with Napoleon
wisdom him through Pagan who had
many hard salary
twelve You will love Pagan.
THIS article with its simple title Why Married. would give
any there whom
get inside there something the with
them This life
real 1t makes that of the bachelor and the bachelor maid for
brilliant they advance appear
cheap limitations
Nov particular
by way pacularizng progress higher
In Clement Coll whose
always Splendid drawings
cheering but they
impression Why Children Run Away
conception
have appeared magazine If you fear putting it little
strong honestly think better than
Josiah Morse the Doctor Philosophy who
specal The Child the most remarkable that he has
MAGAZINE You may be surprised that the boy
badness that
manifestation of human desie to accomplish big
ETTING RIGHT the whimsical
prize fighter has
gift discovering people, especially the rich Maybe
looking the good them This tale has
ingenious you chuckle
THE the the dramatic
interesting the prologue There exciting
the political that Gomy
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Total for 2nd or. 1909 $155 90
Submitted, audited and ap-
proved.
A. F. McALLISTER,
Clerk of the Board.
The quarterly statement OF the
rental of school lands made in
compliance with the requirements
of Chapter 66, of the Session
Laws 25th Legislative Assem-
bly,, Arizona, 1909, submitted by
the Clerk of the Board, audited
and approved;
w. A. Saunders, Hol-
brook. S. Sc, T. 1S, RIO,
Apr. 3, $40 acres es$2O 90
!. M. Flake, Snowflake,
S. 16, T. 13, R. 21, Apr.3,
64O acres. 15 90
J. c. Owens, Showlow,
S. 16, T. 10, R. %, Apr. 8,
$40 acres s----....-.----.--- 10 90
Z. B. Decker, Taylor, S.
16, 7. IL, R. 18, May 7,
$40 acres 20 90
F. A. Zuck, HoIbrook;
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

The quarterly statement OF the
Clerk of the Board of Supervi-
sors, Navajo County, Arizona,
of all cash orders issued and
drawn on the County Treasurer
by order of tie Board of Super
visors, made under date of Jam
uary 6, 1909, and by the author.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
Supervisors Minutes

Office of the Board OF Supervisors
Navajo County, Holbrook,
Arizona, July 9th, 1909.
Pursuant to statutory require
ments, the Board convenes this
date in regular quarterly session
ats O'Clock a. m. All present.
Minutes of last session read and
approved.
The Board after the considera-
tion of some postponed business
anent the matter of property OF
+. w. Smith on motion stand adj
iourned until 1 p. m.
At D. m. Board convenes. All
present.
The following demands passed
upon and approved by the Coun-
tv Board OF Public Health, were
submitted, audited and approved
and ordered paid from expense
fund.
W.T.. No.
1875 Babbitt Bros. Mere.
Co., supplies to Supt.
Public Health S SO 20
426 Holmes Supply Co,
supplies to Supt. Pub
lie Health -. 152 II
+27 Chas Calm, supplies
to Supt. p u b lc
Health - So 90
42S Theo. Shuf1in, SER
vices, Supt. Public
Health ...... 1O5 90
429 P. A. Ward services
Supt Public Health Z 90
43O H. A Hatch, servi-
ces, Supt. Pu b lie
Health ---- -.-- 40
431 Hanks & Manifold,
services, Supt. Bd. OF
Health - 43 90
432 City Drug Store,
supplies, Supt. Public
Health - 1916 90
1873 ]. W. Hudnell, servi-
ces, Supt. p b llc
Health .-. 1O2 90
434 n. Miller, services,
Supt. Public Health 2 90
435 .. r. Gardner, mile
age. Board of Public
Health 900
The following demands were
were submitted, audited, ap-
proved and ordered paid from
expense fund:
436 w. H. Dagg, supplies
to INDECENT sick -- ) 36 30
437 City Drug 5 ore,
supplies to INDECENT
sick - SO 90
43S Amanda Fleenor,
care of INDECENT sick 30 90
439 Geo. p Sampson,
care of INDECENT sick 6S 90
44O H. E. X / c h a + d $,
bounty % 90
- !, ~ + a n
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17


449 Geo. c. Reed, J. p. 90 W.
fees, claim $52 90, as d
allowed - 81 50 90 H.
45O Geo. c. Reed, coron- as j;
er's fees .----.--.--.- 1000 81 Gu
451 w. r. Scorse ]. r. airy
fees -----.-------- 20 90 jaie
452 M. w. Wilson, con- 90 r.
stable fees, d m as p
$50 CO. allowed 80 40 % 90 W.
453 ]. F. Woods, fees ary
and expenses, sheriff cOu
claim $153. 45, al 100 w.
lowed ------.----.----- 100 70 airy
454 W. B. Woods, fees trio
clerk of district court 200 1O1 Ge
455 Ninian Miller, tees sala
as P-.---..---.----.----- + D 90 lie
456 G.. L. Hathaway, 1O2 We
post mortem exami- airy
nation .--- % 90 or /
457 Nat Bustrmente, 1O3 Q.
services ]. p. court airy
interpreter -- 2 so 1O4 O.
45S T. c. Houck, servi- as S
ces J. P. court, inter 1O5 Jas
prefer ..- ------- , 90 as S
+59 H. H. Scorse, sup 1O6 Gt
plies to county ----- so 20 sale
400 H. H. Mcneil Co., stat
supplies to county Il 40 The
461 W. B. Woods, tele- submit
phone rental court and orc
house ...---... Is 90 VT. No
462 w. B. Woods, tele- SO ].
grams and telephone wor
county business 13 so 20 Joh
463 Holbrook Drug Co, done
supplies to county 21 so II J.
464 Smith Premier Nv. spec
Co, exchange oftype- No.
writer r..------ rs 90 On m
400 Smith Premier Tw. cess UNI
Co, typewriter sup At Z
plies - -- ------..- 70 All pres
466 Louie Yuk Kee, The
meals to prisoners 243 25 sheriff
467 Q R Gardner, tele- approx
grams county busi- Cash
ness ,-.--..-----.----, -----.- 65 Treas
46S The Henning Co, licens
county publishing Cash
and printing .-- 1OS AZ Treas
400 VIM. Armbruster, licens
work for county - 2 so Total fC
40 H. E. Dvelbess, Treas
work for county - IS 90 attac
All H. F. Grigsby work The
for county 49, ------.-- 46 90 County
472 Jesse Sharp, work audited
for county y-.-----.-------- 3 90 as folio
473 A. M. Boyer, mater Fees an
al forcounty --,.-- 10 16 durin
474 A. & B. Schuster, April
supplies to county 45 rs Fees an
475 Geo p. Sampson, durin
services and expenses May
as Supt. of Public Fees an
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-07

cred by formal meetings, social func-
tons, or any fol. de-roll" like that,
but want to camp, fish, boat, battle,
swear and do anything else that
they are prohibited from doing at
home among their subscribers and
patrons-and that is just what the
people of Bemid il want them to do
make themselves at home, and do
just as they-please.
Several donations of articles
have been made by St. Paul whole
sale houses, to l. J. COPYRIGHT,
publisher of the Staples Headlight
and secretary of the association,
for competition by the members in
races, games, etc. land the Benz
1dji Pioneer will offer a special
prize to the visiting scribe who
can tell the best story of his or
her personal experience while en-
gagged in the daily routine of news
paper publishing.
The Great Northern Editorial asso-
citation was organized a year ago,
when several of the editors who re-
side in towns south of Bemidji, along
the line of the Great Northern rail-
way; got together and formed an
association, the primary motive of
which was to secure better train SER
vice along the c.. N. and also to
get together" in matters of general
interest to the craft. The associa.
ton grew in strength and at a meet
ing held last winter at Wadena, the
association was placed on a strong
basis, and the following officers were
elected:
President, Rudolph Lee, Long
Prairie, publisher Long Prairie
Leader; vice president, Clyde J
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-07
Ora Whiting Purchased Fine Bull.

A valuable addition to Beltrami
county's agricultural resources is in
the person of Remus of Kosh-
konong Place" a thoroughbred regis
tered (No. 132o8) Guernsey bull
from the celebrated Hoard strain of
Guernseys, bred by A. R. Hoard of
Fort Atkinson, Wis. .. -
This animal is without question
one of the very best specimens of his
kind in Minnesota.
Mr.. Ora Whiting, who resides
six miles north Of Bemidji: is the
owner and he is to be congratu-
lated on procuring such an animal
to head his herd. -.
"Remus" was procured through
the efforts OF W.. R. Mackenzie
and was personally selected while
Mr.. Mackenzie was in Wisconsin
last spring.
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ShevlIn Had Fine Celebration.

A. Kaiser of Bagley, who was
in the city yesterday, said of the
celebration which was held at
Shevlin Saturday:
"Shevlin had very interesting
and appropriate program. Judge
Stanton of Bemidji delivered the
principal address of the day, which
was very good. He departed from
the rut of the doings of our FORE
fathers and deprecated the trend
Of the present day times towards
monopolism ard greed, appealing
to the patriotism of his hearers to
wipe out this tendency and keep
in view the original intentions of
the patriots of 10 and make this
indeed the tland of the free and
home of the baave.'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-07
HEARING OF co. OFFICIALS
ADJOURNED TO JULY 10Th
AfdaVits Submitted Showing Serious Illness Of County
Auditors Wife. and Asking for Additional Time to
Investigate the Charges Made. n.

left undone which should have been
done. Mr.. Smith said he represented
the governor, as his legal represen-
tative, to see that nothing but legal
evidence was allowed a place in the
records of the hearing; that Gov
ernor Johnson does not want to take
unfair advantage in inquiring into
the charges, but that he wanted the
hearing to proceed with all possible
expedition.
He wanted the cases to be con-
Quoted as rapidly as possible in
order that the commissioners could
be speedily cleared of the charges,
if they were not true, and if they
were true that action might be
otherwise taken in the matter.
DR.. E. H. Smith was sworn and
testified as to Mrs. Wilmann's con-
dition, being substantially as stated
in the affidavit submitted by Mr..
Wilmann. The physician stated that
Mrs. Wilmann was liable to pass
away at any time.
DR.. Smith stated that one of Mr..
Wilmann's children waas also in a
serious condition and would probably
not live.
Mr.. Mcdonald submitted an
affidavit in behalf of A. w. Danaher
which was in substance that too
short time had been given to
investigate the charges thoroughly
and that Mr.. Danaher expects to
prove it was necessary to have
expense in excess of the 5-mill tax
levy in order to maintain the county
government; and Mr.. Danaher
requested more time, claiming an
injustice would be done him if he
was not given more time to investi-
gate the charges.
Mr.. Wright, in his own behalf,
stated that he wanted at least as
much time as would be given Messrs.
Danaher and Wilmann.
Mr.. Ryan stated that he in no wise
felt disposed to adjourn the hearing
to August Is. as had been once
suggested; he wanted to have
continuous session and to close the
hearing as soon as possible. He
thought, though, that the hearing
could be adjourned until July Goth.
He the1eupon adjourned the hear
ing until O'Clock this afternoon in
order to give additional time for F.
O. Sibley to attend the hearing if he
intended to appear.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-07
BOY DROWNED IN STRAY
HORSE LAKE MONDAY EVE
Arthur Tasterud Fell from B0at.-B0dy
Recovered by Searchers, This
Forenoon.

The body of Arthur Tasterud,
15-year-old son of Ed. Tasterud,
was recovered from Stray Horse lake,
three miles south of the village of
Fowlds, this forenoon, neighbors
having been dragging the lake since
yesterday morning, in search of the
body, with the supposition that the
boy was drowned the previous night.
Young Tasterud, who was living
with his parents on the shore of the
lake, on Monday evening went out
on the lake in a rowboat, taking a
gun with him.
A short time afterwards. a sister
of Arthur looked out on the lake and
noticed the boat was upturned, and
gave an alarm.
The boat was recovered, but there
was no visible sign of the occupant
of the boat. Dilligent search was
made along the score, but there was
no trace of body.
Neighbors living near Tasterud's
joined in the search and dragging
was commenced Yesterday morning.
The searchers dragged the lake all
day yesterday and late last evening.
but the body was not found. The
searchers brought the body of young
Tasterud to the surface this fore.
noon, the water at the spot where