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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-28
Man Killed By Train

A man named Amundson was run
over and killed at Melrose Satur-
day. The man was from Starbuck and
bought a ticket at Sauk Centre for
Park Rapids. He asked about the
train, and was told to wait in the
station until the train was to leave.
1t developed later that he had TAX
en- the eastbound local, instead of
the branch line train. How he was
killed at Melrose, is not known, but
it is thought that when he found
he was on the wrong train, he at
tempted to alight and fell under the
wheels. The unfortunate mans bro
ther came over from Starbuck and
took the body home for burial. Mr..
Amundson was some sixty years of
age.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-28
High School Notes

Jennie Mckay, who was in the high
school before she went away, has re-
turned.
Alice Lane formerely of the Sauk
Centre public schools is visiting Mr..
Skaters.
The first examination of the year
is over with, much to the satisfaction
of both teachers and pupils.
Ruth Compton of the senior class,
who was absent for several days last
week, returned to school Monday.
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chicken, even if he was called upon
to replenish the plate twice. Mr..
Compton was also devoted in his at
tention to the fair sex, who of course
appreciated it, some of them recalling
his efforts in that line when as 'tMr.
Armstrong" he made a name and
fame for himself before the footlights.
Leo Hedin also assisted in supplying
the wants of the inner man and inner
woman, for that matter. Leo said it
was almost as much fun as holding
down position in the rush line of
the Sauk Centre foot ball team.
This narrative would not be COM
plete without mention of Frank Pang-
burn who otficiated with his custo-
mary grace and dignity at the door,
where the ducats came from. Nor
would it be fair to close without CIV
ing due credit to the bevy of women
who assisted the men in the kitchen
where the comestibles were prepared
for delivery to those at table. 1t
wouldn't do, either, to omit the name
Of George l. Dobbs who made the
delicious coffee.
When the walters and the force of
ladies who assisted, sat down to eat
after the others had gone, Pastor
Smith joined them. And it is a mat
ter of record that the energetic and
ubiquitous preacher proved himself
an able trencher man, the amount of
luscious chicken pie which he placed
inside his person being in inverse
geometrical ratio to his physical
frame-up. The wonder was, as one
observer remarked, that lone small
form could contain it alp.
1t may be remarked, in passing,
that the new municipal judge of the
city also established astronomical
record at the feast.
While viewing the exertions of the
corps of walters, one of the lady help
ers remarked: 81 don't see how we
could get along without the men,. A
"mere man" who stood near by en-
dorsed this sentiment, adding that
was the first time he ever knew one
of the gentler sex to confess as much.
The young ladies of the Church of
Our Lady of the Angels gave de-
lightful function at the K. P hall
Wednesday evening in the nature of a
basket social. Each oung lady pre-
sent took basket u kcotflsome eds
bles and these were ahctioned off to
the young men. who bid on the offer
ings ''unsight and unseen. That
Mayor Minette filled the bill as auc-
tioneer goes without saying. Some of
the young gentlemen received their
"ownest own" and some got some
other fellows affinity but the auc-
tion was attended with much merri-
ment. The eatables disappeared
rapidly and everybody was happy.
Part of the evening was spent in dan
cling, Miller's orchestra furnishing
the excellent music. The committee
of young ladies in charge of the affair
was: Misses Tillie Book, Agnes Buck
ley, May Gallagher, Agnes Brophy,
The receipts were S4S.OO.
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The song service at the Episcopal
church Sunday evening was very fine
and thoroughly enjoyed by those pre-
sent. The solos by Rev. S. L. Mitch
ell and Master Ernest Segers deserve
special mention.
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INTO THE BEYOND
Mrs. Frances Milligan Dies at
End of Long Life
AN OLD SETTLER HERE
Funeral Services Held at Her Late
Residence and Remains Inferred
in Oakland

Mrs. Frances Milligan died at h
home in this city on Sunday, Oct.
She had been sick for over year al
most of the time confined to t
house. Funeral services were he
from the home at 2:3O p. m. Monda
Rev. J. T. b. Smith officiating. N
Smith took for his text the words: s.
my fathers house are many mansions
A quartet consisting of Mrs. Geo. Bl
Ter, soprano; Mrs. E.E. Comp ton, al
Jas. A. Norris, tenor; A. F. Strebe
bass; sang ''One Sweetly, Solen
Thought" and Nearer, My God,
Thee" Interment was in Oakla
cemetery. The pail bearers we
VIM. Pangburn, J. G. Richardson,
Smith, d. Cleveland, B. F. Carr,
Fielding. There were many beautif
floral tributes, the casket being col
pletely covered with flowers. T.
house was not large enough to no
the friends who attended the service
The deceased was a native of OH
having been born in that state Mar
16, 1880. Her maiden name was Fra
ces Morgan. She was twice Marie
Her first husband was Perry Wake
who served in the war of the rebelli
and was killed in battle. Later N
Walker was married to William Mi
gan, who died some years ago. h
Milligan came to Sauk Centren
years ago and resided here r. I
that time. =
In early life the deceased W
gular attendant of the MI
church. She died peacefull-f -
Milligan was we'll known here
many friends and acquaintam
was member Of the Woman
Corps. She leaves daughter
Walker. &
J. w. LaForge died at his hof -
the Irish farm near Akeley, Mil
Sunday, Oct. "a. The remains
brought here for burial, arri
noon Tuesday. Deceased
member of the A. o. U. w, n
of that order met the remain
train. The funeral was held -
Methodist church at 3 pm.
Rev. J. II. B. Smith officiat
Smiths text was: "Be We q /
ETC." A quartet choir COZ
Mrs. Geo. Butler, soprano:
Compton, alto; Jas. A. NJ
A. f. Strebel, bass; sang
hymns. The members of
w. attended in a body
bearers were selected fro
ber. Interment was
J. w. LaForge was t
Steuben county, N. Y.
He came to Sauk Cent
when he removed to
Akely where he died. H. ]
ried Aug. 10, 1877, at ChippN /
Wis, to Miss Anna Hise, wh.sH
yes him. Three children, Mrs.
Preston of Akeley and James a
Charles, who were with him at Ak
ley, survive. Mrs. Preston being si'
at aSt. Cloud hospital could not
present at the funeral. Mr.. Presto
attended. Mrs. G. M. Coates of til
city is a sister of the deceased, al
Mrs. ID. p. Marshall a half sister. N
LaForge was an attendant of tt
Methodist church.
Miss Gyda Boe, only daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Boe of Fingal,
N. D., and niece of Mrs. w. o.
Hilsdale of Sauk Centre, died at h
home October 16, of infantile paral
sis, after an illness of three day
Miss Boe was agraduate of the Vail
City, N. D., normal school and hi
just begun her third years work as
teacher in her home town. She W
also pianist of great promise. Mi
Boe had frequently visited her au
Mrs. Hilsdale, here, and made maj
friends in this city. Her last Wis
was during the latter part of Augu
and the first week in September
this year. She was but twenty yea
of age when she died.
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AT WORK AGAIN
Keller Factory Begins Turning out
Orders for SiedS
TEMPORARY QUARTERS
Warehouse Metdmorphosed Iat0 A
Hive of Industry With Fifty
Men at +, Ie Machines


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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-28

The city park near the bridge, haa
been put in winter order. The seats
are all housed, the plants taken up
and stored, and good, warmcoating
of manure has been spread over the
grass. Park Commissioner Kusba has
kept the park in fine shape during
the present season.
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,treet opposite and
ory, has been meta
a manufacturing
hundred men are
. night force was put
IN will be employed
umber of men will
he capacity of the
t and will proba-
men or more.
,rking on rush orders
orders were booked
- l as there has been
EN- days it will be
things in order to
me. But the way
: under the manage
eller, the hustling
company, there is
lat the sleds will all
'eady for delivery
ted.
ructure has been
end of the ware
= room. In this
,thresher engines
-. ,ecessary motive
A number of
been purchased
wof the old ones
ne fire can be
repairs. The
'ood shape and
rom now on. :
.uilding the fac
a., fnay settled,
/. siness men con-
Hilsdale, Lucas
am, appointed at
the day after the
lative to the mat
he charter as to
sue bonds to aid
ilding the plant,
d submitted their
lg of citizens held
Friday evening.
nended the grant
- the appointment
sion. Mayor f. E.
this meeting and
officiated as secre-
of the committee
myth with the re-
u-littee consisting of
-. S. Bishop and P. B.
,inted to arrange for
of acharter commits
.ider other details re-
opposed aid to the con-
ninga petition to Judge
If the Stearns county
was circulated asking
ppoint a commission of
" owners of Sauk Cen
resided in this city not
years, to prepare a new
omission to the people
ection to be called for
ion.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-28
7 HREE MEN ESCAPE.

Three men named Anderson, John
son and Rankin, escaped from the re
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-10-28
audit |
on Nc |
were atl.}
perfect oruI
bands arrive

well loaded table ana I.
good things provided for them. Ine..
followed pleasant social evening.
The auditing committee consists Of:
Mesdames d. Cleveland, A. Barto and
G. Tobey, who meet bi-monthly,
together with the president, Mrs. b.
F. Carr, the secretary, Mrs. j. B. Per
kins, and the treasurer, Mrs. j. A.
Norris.
Mrs. Nella Williams, president OF
the Department of Minnesota w. r.
c., will hold meeting in G. A. r.
hall Wednesday, Nov. 3, at t2:3O O'Clock
for the purpose of inspecting the
work of B. R. Palmer Corps, No. 81.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent.
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bbe 5effer.on,an

Agent told me that [ had better go to
a hotel as the waiting room would be
closed, locked, and lights put out at
early dark. | asked him why they
did that, as | thought it was a rail
roads business to furnish place for
waiting passengers, that I had pur-
chased ticket, and my train was not
scheduled to leave until II p. M, that
/ did not wish to go out on the street
at night, and | protested against be-
ing forced to leave the waiting room.
HE said they closed up to save expense
Of light. | kept protesting against
the treatment, and he finally said /
could stay inside, but the door would
be locked and lights put out. In my
enfeebled condition, [ had to go out
and hire negro to carry my grip.
OF course, [ went to the nearest no.
tel, and there the proprietor informed
me that month previous to that time
this agent turned himself (the pro-
prietor) and wife and five small chill
dren out on the streets at one o clock
in the morning and they took refuge
in the A. c. L. waiting room until
daylight.
If there is any way to make that
company keep their waiting room
open, would like to see it enforced.
(Mrs) j. A. Williams.
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A GENEROUS OFFER.
321 S. Volusia Street,
Wichita, Kansas.

Wichita, Kansas.
Hon. I. E. Watson.
Dear Sir: Please find enclosed
money order for two dollars to pay
for the two Jeffersonians for one more
year, for [ can't do without some re-
form reading that tells the truth.
When | read your papers I know
what [ have got, for years ago I read
your writings and they always suited
me. ] feel sorry the Missouri World,
has stopped. l miss it, for I took it
for eighteen years.
[ am in favor Of starting the cam
paign now for 1912 and get a national
organization and raise funds. [ am
SO years old and poor,-no home of
my own and work by the day to get
a living, but I will give five dollars a
year to help carry on the work |
have been working for the cause for
"a years, have fought fusion and I
don't want any change of name nor
any of the big liar, w. J. B.
My prayer is, the Lord protect you.
Respectfully your friend,
George Winrod.
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NEED ORGANIZATION EVERY
WHERE.

Heine, Ark.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, GA.
Dear Sir: Please find enclosed two
dollars, for which renew my subscrip-
ton to Weekly Jeffersonian and send
me your magazine for one year, to
commence with January number.
Well, Mr.. Watson, you said you
would like to hear from Populists all
over the country, but as am "A years
old and almost blind, / cans get out
to see and hear much. You have
great many friends in this state, but
We are all poor and not organized.
We had no money to put ticket in
the field, and it seemed that the peo-
pie did not go to the polls. My
school district has nineteen voters,
and six went to the polls and voted
three for Watson, two for Bryan, and
one for Debs, and I am certain that
eight Of the thirteen that stayed at
hame would have voted for Watson
If they had voted at all.
Your friend, e. D. Grace.
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be past redemption before the next
Synod shall assemble. But [ verify
believe the proper thing to do is to
recall those in the "furrin" field and
turn them in right here, for it's quite
sure that something has broken loose
IN Georgia. If you will be at the
pains to look through the files of the
Christian Index you will read some
thing like this: "The Catholics of
Georgia Control the Whisky Ring;
1.-The Whisky Ring Controls the
Democratic Dailies and These Con-
troll Our Legislatures. Funny, is
Mt it9 Georgia, the Empire State of
the South, the State that is sending
vast sums to the heather; is Indirect
ly controlled by Catholics.
In all kindness, believe that when
we, as nation, become noted for the
practice of the piety that we preach
it will serve as leaven and have eff
feet on the whole lump.
Respectfully,
j. G. PARROT.
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DOESN'T BELIEVE IN STATE
PROHIBITION.
Arlington, Ga.

Arlington, Ga.
Hon. 7. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: Ny subscription has been
out for some time. l have been wait
ing for my $31 per capita to come
around, and have just now got one
dollar of it, which | enclose to re-
new the Jeffersonian one year from
the date of expiration. ] can not
do without it, and when the next in
stallment of that per capita comes
around | want to get Bethany. | am
with you to the death on every posi-
ton you have ever taken except on
prohibition. 1 am opposed to State
prohibition, and Individually three
fourths of the men of Georgia are
the same way. Why we're they afraid
to submit to popular vote?
Yours in the fight,
D. G. Andrews.
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TT ISN'T THE NAME THAT PEG
PIE WANT TO VOTE FOR.

Gail, Texas.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find a two dol
lar bill for your weekly and monthly
Jetfersonians, as [ have neglected
renewing, ] will get all the subscri-
bers I can for your valuable publica-
tions. I think we ought to have a
conference and organize and fight for
principles unto the last as we have
an unfinching leader (Thos. E. Wat
SOM, but as to changing the name,
think it silly, as there are lots Of peo-
pie who know the Populist principles
that it would take years to understand
the change Of name, and if it is a
name that people want to vote for
instead of principles they ought to
have a good collection to select from
Hoping you success in your most
noble work, I remain yours to the
end, Thos. o. Edwards.
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LONG LANE WITHOUT ANY
TURNING.

GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Mr.. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find
money order for one dollar for the
Jefersonian for 1909 I am always
glad when I get the Jeffersonian, as
| know that what I see in it can be
relied on as facts. So here's hoping
that you may live long and keep ahead
of Hoke & Co., and expose all of their
tricks and teachings. It is a long
lane that never turns. Every dog will
have his day unless there are more
dogs than days.
Very respectfully,
j. w. Vaughn.
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GLAD YOU BROKE THE SILENCE.
Hecla, S. D.. March &c, 1909.

Hecla, S. D., March 26, 1909
Mr.. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Friend: | am a constant but
silent reader Of your paper and maya
zine. [ look for ward with great in
terest to the various articles and dis
cussions, and I enjoy the good letters
written by so many of our people.
admire your nerve in standing by the
truth as you see it. 1t has been the
style too long to cover up and let
alone for fear of disturbing the hor-
net. | see you are not afraid Of the
hornets sting. [ wish we had many
more who would take up this reform
work Best wishes for you and the
cause. A. D. Engle.
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A VERY KIND LETTER.
Munday, Texas

Munday, Texas.
Hon. 7. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find
names of new subscribers I am send
ing in for the weekly, and stamps to
cover.
| can hardly wait from one week
until the next to get my paper. 1t is
the best I ever read in my life.
May your guardian angel ever be
with you. | feel so grateful to know
that we have so grand and noble a
Southern man to fight for the South
and Southern people and their inter
ests. May God ever attend your foot
steps through the uneven journey Of
this life. w. N. Huddleston
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the time expires. / want the second
volume of your History of France.
/ have the first volume.
1t was one of the red letter days of
my life when I saw you in Albany.
| think your life has been success,
as all parties are coming to our prin-
ciples. Of course, the rascals hate
you like the devil hates holy water
for showing them up.
| use very opportunity to advance
both papers with our union, telling
them that you have done more for the
farmer and laboring man that any
other hundred men in the u. S.
With best wishes for you and yours,
| am, your friend,
R. S. Voolfolk, Sr.
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ALL PARTIES ARE COMING TO
OUR PRINCIPLES.
Moultrie, Ga.

Moultrie, Ga.
Hon. 7. E. Watson,
Dear Sir: [ send you four dollars.
Send the Magazine to the names en-
closed. You can send the December
number if you have it, as think it
is one of the best you ever wrote, but
l think that of every one that comes
out. Have been with you in every
paper you have published, and will
continue as long as life and the cash
hold out Will send my subscription
for both paper and magazine when
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PAGE SEVEN.
1--WE CAN'T AFFORD TO GIVE
UP THE FIGHT
Elgin, Texas.

Elgin, Texas.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
My Dear Sir: Enclosed find order
for So, for which please renew my
weekly Jeffersonian, and send me
Jeffersonian Magazine to March, 1910,
as per your offer of recent date. No
Mr.. Watson, we can't afford to give
up the fight. Let us reorganize under
the name Of the "Jeffersonian Demo-
cratic Party,' or some other suitable
name, with Tom Watson still our lead
er, and push the fight to a clean fin
ish.
Wishing much success to you, [ am
your sincere friend,
T. JEFF Smith.
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A STOP SHOULD BE PUT TO THIS
KIND OF PRACTICE.
Cedar Keys, Florida.

Cedar Keys, Florida.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: My husband is subscri
Der to both Jeffersonians. We like
them very much.
You being such a bold champion
for the rights of the people, I have
little matter to bring before you, and
which l would report to the Railroad
Commission if I knew their address:
On March 10th [ came into Valdosta
over the Atlantic Coast Line Railway,
and transferred to the Georgia South
ern depot. I was sick.-scarcely able
to walk. Immediately on entering
that company's waiting room, / ex-
changed my mileage book for a ticket
from Valdosta to Macon, Ga. The
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Have You Systemic Catarrh ?

Vitae-Ore, which is advertised on the last
page of this paper on free trial to those
who need it, is recommended for Catarrh of
any part of the system. Hundreds have
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If you need it, send for a $1.0o package
on thirty days trial. Don't pay a penny
until you are benefited.
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PHOTO KNIVES.

Note that we now offer these hand
some knives, containing fine portrait
of Thos. E. Watson, for new subscri-
bers to the Jeffersonian Magazine as
well as to the Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. s
Land Olilcc at Lakcylcw, Oregon, Dc
tober "a. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that John
a. Pinkerton. Of st. Joe. idaho, who
on May 81. 1908, made Timber and
stone Application. No. 4IS9. (scrInI
No. o2sD for SM sW u NV v sWL
See. .. SEA SEA. sec.s. r. 81 s., H.
. t.. w. NJ. has filed notice OF Inton.
Ion to make Final Proof. to estab.
lisli claim to the land above described
before Register and Receiver, ,nt Lake.
view, Oregon, on tho cath day of
January. 1908.
Claimant names nt witnesses,
Dan Johnston. OF klamath Falls
Ore. j. Smith, Of klamath Falls. Ore.
Harry Peltz. OF klamath Falls. Orc
J. NJ. Pinkerton. Of Wolf Creek. Ore.
j. N, WATSON.
licgistcr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department of the Interior. 4. \
Land oiiicc at LHkcyiVw. oregon. De,
csmb"r ~. 1905.
Motto" II hereby given that Maud
Hayden. of klamath Falls. Oregon,
who. Nov, 80, 1905. made Timbur -
ston" Application No OSS2. for "
NV y. See. 20. Tp. % s.. Il. 8
w ~, has tlcd notice ~ intap(l
Ia make final prOof.io establish clsI|
to the land aboy. described. bafS5
County Clerk klamath Co. at hts u,
fee. at klamath Falls. Oregon. on Inc
2Gth day Of February. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Albert Harrison. \. ". Jamlson,
John q. schnllock. Ben Carlisle. all
OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
is-iS Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. 8
Land Once at Laksyicw. Oregon, DE,
cember "a. 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that John. j.
Rahm. OF Klamath Falls. Oregon,
who. on January s.ls07, made Home.
stead Entry, No. 1906. (serial No.
03S3D, for as amended, the En- SWA
Sec. 80. NEA NWA. NV n NEh
Sec. '3t. T. 3s s.. II: 10 e.. w. NJ.
has filed notice Of Intention TO make
final Ave year proof. 10, establish
claim to the land above described,
before County Clerk, klamath CouD-
~, at his Office, at KldmathFails, Or
egon. on the sth day or February,
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: q
]. N. Pine, Frank Irish, John Shep-
herd, Arthur Kelley. Roy Kinsman,
II. w. Keessee. all of klamath Falls,
Oregon.
J. N. WATSON. :
12's Register.