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Emmons County record., 1909-08-12
TAKEN Llr MARE.

Came TO my place eight nliles
northeast of Winona, ON July u.
1909. a bay mare about three years
old white spot ON forehead about
the size of "A dollar Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing charges. .jAkOB MI NSGll
(au5) Wlnona, n y
DO you want a home II e -
me. can sell yoll a good hense a
ready built in Linton IN {. GOOD laca
tion. with good we'll. on will build
one for you Of lumber on ccmonl and
give You terms 10 suit yonfseIt Il
ID. Fogle, Linton tllN' ~
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12
70 TIE lelalsI4l,s

My wife having l,fi our home
without cause | hereiS piSc notice
that viii not irresponsible fer any
dohts that She may contract
Dated llntoi ND, July -, 1909
,llAS. j RNTIIBllM
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12


that her parents iid not reside ag
Linton few months longer, 50 that
she might in after years point with
pride to the fact that She was born
in North Dakota
The Bismarck doluge last Monday
night did not reach Fmmons county
About the time they mere climbing
telephone poles u the Capital City
There Was a ten-minute ram here
Smith \ Irvine received Monday a
car Of new style,so far as this part
OF the country is concerned. Ii IS a
Wescott and has solid tires and tw0
seats. and is Of twenty horsepower.
The car had been used d week of .4
at Aberdeen as a demonstration car.
Comrade Fred Frankhauser, of tFe
Pollock neighborhood Of E,nn0ns
county, mel with painful accident
recently He went With a pitchfafk
IN his hand into the stall Of i iiolse
HE slapped the horse 70 n4a&a i
stand over The Inc end Of tie folk
was resting on the floor, the points
elevated, forming leverage rhe
horse stepped on the raised end 81
the tines This threw up th, nan
die, which struck Mr.. Frankliaesef
on the nose, hurting linn basliv
\ man was IN town the otter las
with lots for sale al Intella iion:a
Falls, Minnesota. The SATURDAY
Evening Post financial writer SAYS
that, when there is much aIuc %
mining stocks, town lots, etc, their
owners do not have TO 90 aroana the
country drumming up sales. fol the
reason that there are millions upon
millions of idle capital in the world
looking for sale Investment. no
one should purchase anything sigl4t
unseen, especially from Strangers
\ destructive hail storm struck
central kiddcr county last Thursday
evening Considerable damage Isl
reported. .At Dawson ram feli far aa
hour and a half and hail FOR alid@
twenty minutes, breaking planA win
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12

count this morning during and after
the storm The city looked hSe Il
grass-cure resort for a feN h,all
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12

h Il sangiit'rs af S,llts,,ypSt,s,
hnlA9ns was III town over sunday
There has been some bot,.,..,,,.l.
weather r. those narts u,b;n ~
t - ~ ~. - ~
- ''''s
Ml and Mrs. Thomas Mccrevy lef,
l'eSdaF tof Pasadena Cal wher,
s''s4 wa A'Ake Then helne
Ms hal eQherggr and her ,lauuh.
ter Allee are ap frem Pollock Mrs.
i lNatlenbera, canle ~ navs s,,,a
dental work done bv l9r sn,tb
se!rate,,, glay IA, f.,
eIletsse4a,a. .csr. il,,a
tols tuesday
\nris,,,4sr
! '.''''''s' ~ w
N'S'as " f'SteN'' yesterday on
"a business trlp He expects to re-
~
'niS =. !39seAee wite q Lin
fNs'sslieal MINISTER has gone
8 ''isllisseA hespllal 70 pc treated
''7s'''aiii'AH
/ ss irs inc retained M0ndN from
Atar,ie.sg Nh,a.e H. Ia lan -,
Ill.,, ~ = -
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Emmons County record., 1909-08-12

PHOTOGRAPHS Just between
YOU and me. ISN'T it about time you
were having some new photographs
taken of course you want The lae {
photographs the kind YOU can elNe
away with the assurance that lh"N
are TRUE COPIES of Spllrspif
That's the Kind We make and Nc
guarantee to please you Whcn
may we have the pleasure Of seeing
YOU, photographcalIy2 smith Stu
dio.
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12
Some uame.t.aw Provisions

There seems to be conSnli rattle
doubt as to the provis IONS 0f the
game law governing the use If hliist
ing dogs. There are twu sections
that refer to the use Of dogs Sec-
ton 30 provides that 'Nu p,s am
shall hunt, pursue. catch, take ar
kill deer or antelope with any doe
or dogs No person shall ,tasn 5r
run any dog or dogs owned f ii-
trolled by him. known as iala
dogs, including pointers, settlers.
choppers or spaniels. or ALLOW S,nne
to run loose IN fields. OF upon lands
~ which game birds MAY he .enml.
or ap, To he frequenicd hN gitla
birds. between the FIRST lay Of April
and the fifteenth day Of Augtsl Of
each Year Section 80 ayS that
Professional elug-traincrs arc pras
hlhl'ed from training and running
dogs within tins state between ihe
FIRST day of May and tn, lifteeuth
day of august The statute ALSO
provides that No person shall ~
any tune enter INTO amy "A ANl fig.
standing. shocked gram OF NilueAal
llaN not his own. with intent u ,ise
on kill amy bird or animal, nor p,f
INIT any dog with which he hal hc
hunting to do SO for such pupm
without permission from the awner
or person IN charge thereof i',n
altlcs for violation of these lAevi
IONS of the law are a fine of ten To
fifty dollars and costs. OF lupfisofs
mcnt IN the county lail tWentS 20
thirty days We have glNcn IN tho
foregoing ali there is Of a Matelial
nature IN the new law regarding
the use of dogs 10y hunters Ihe
limit of a single day'S KILLING for
each hunter is ten chickens, grouse,
etc. with not more than twenty of
each kind of game IN this clilss, on
a combination Of tins class Of ZANE.
To bc m hls possession Al any one
time The same as to ducks geese
etc. except that the tigufcs are
twenty and fifty instead Of tcn and
twenty five
Emmons County record., 1909-08-12

Tor sale Several good teams Of
Working and driving holscs Call
at WIN tarmAeheal's lNetA barn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
five feet and his neck, legs, one arm and

five feet and his neck, legs, one arm and
jaw were broken.
CAMBRIDGE-Elwell,, a little village on
the Milwaukee between Maxwell and Cam
map by the action OF postal authorities at
Washington, who have notified the post
effects Of the office at Elweli after July
10. The people of the community will be
served by rural delivery from Maxwell and
Cambridge.
FORT DODGE-Eleyen men came to the
city Monday night under the direction OF
General Manager kershner and Chief En-
gdneer Bushneii OF me pes Molnes.SlouS
survey into Fort Dodge. Although not
very communicative, they. state that the
branch road from Patton Junction Though
Gowrie and Calender. Fs'7"
CRESTON-Tuesday, shortly after county
offices Ia the court house, the entire ceiling
in the Railways fell, filling the lower corri-
doris with debris. Fortunately no one was
caught in the w~reckage.' This Will mean
another heavy outlay for the county, the
tower on the building just having been
completed following itssstotai destruction
some months ago in a heavy windstorm.
FORT DODGE-The s-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bautz was lost
for a half hour during a German picnic
here Monday. and when discovered was
buried up to her neck fn a. slough. The
entire picnic dropped pleasure and Joined
n a %,frentic search for the child. who was
OF the Festivities by her cries of
"Motherl" When she was seen her
mother rushed in after her and also be-
came mlred. They were both extricated
with difficulty. .cs-ts@. u t.H
CREsTQN-Friday July 1s, the oonven-
ton OF" fourth-olasA postmasters In this
building in this city, when delegates TO the
state convention at Des Moines wifi be
teresting program given, Appearing on
the program ares President II. w. Ed
wards OF Tingley, w. I. Custom OF Keller
on The Postmasters' League" Rem ".
McKeever, Wodburn, on New Orders Dur
ford. inspector ranger OF Creston: c. /
Wiley Of Orient and Scott Skinner OF
Creston..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
Big Sale
This Season
Palace Clothing Company Makes
Preparations for Its Twelfth
Annual Clear
ance.

The Palace Clothing company of Four
teenth and Douglas streets, will, on Sat
urdaY next. offer it's Twelfth Semi
Annual Clearance" which is merely an
other name for the most aggressive clean
out of stocks offered during the entire
business year.
Clothing and furnishing prices, and the
selling figures OF shoes and hats for
that matter, will have been completely
flattened out by the time the store opens
on Saturday morning.
AS an instance, you are told hat hun
dreds of finely modelled, expertly made
up suits worth Ss.76, $40 and .t13.5O. will
seek purchasers at s5.75 per suit-think
Of it!
Then, too, the higher grade SIS, SIS.
$40 and y22.50 garments will have their
price dimensions pounded down to a
mere ss,96.
Many a wearer doesn't care to wait
until this late in the season TO secure
a value. but If YOU'VE waited you are
going to pick up EXCELLENT suits at
a mere ~pittance of a price.
4 you, almost EVERYTHING In
stock will have It's price lowered-the
Palace Is resolved to make large, clean
gaps in stocks at every turn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

cREsToN-Antone Dietz, a little German
baker OF his city and one OF the Oldest and
best known of the city's characters, has
been adjudged ihsane by the county board
and taken TO the hospital at Clarinda for
treatment.
DUBUQUE-Peter Rink, aged 90 years,
was killed while walking on the railroad
track on his way to work early today.
His head was cut from his body, twe
trains on the Great Western and Burlng-
ton both striking him.
OSKALOOSA-Rev. Arthur Swift, a we'll
known Iowa missionary, head OF the Friend
denomination In Jamaica, recently died AZ
Seaside In that island, according TO reports
just received by Friends in this state. He
was located at Jamaica for twenty years
previous to his death.
MASON CITY-A crowd Of a,00o people
at the Cedar Valley circuit races hare
yesterday cheered wildly when Il was an
nounced that High Fly had broken the
track record in the first heat OF the free
for-all tfot, going the mile in 2:1O. High
Fly won the race In straight heats.
MONTOUR-while cutting weeds along
the Tight-of-way OF the Chicago g. North.
western Obrad Vuteevic, an Austrian sec
ton laborer, was struck by the second Geo
ton OF passenger train No. II AMI In
stanly killed. The mar was hurled evenly
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
ELKs ENTERTAIN DELEGATIONS


iOwRns Leave for Los Angeles ON
Special Train at One O'clock.
About 300 members OF the Benevolent and
Protective Order. OF Elks from Iowa and
Illinois were entertained In Council Bluffs
yesterday morning by the local members
at the club house on First avenue, during
their brief stopover in the city while en-
route to the meeting Of the grand Iodge IN
Los Angeles, Cal.
At the club house luncheon was served
during the morning for the visiting MEM
bers and their wives, and all incoming
trains were met at the several depots by
committees from the local lodge.
Among the Iowa cities represented were
Des Moines. Davenport, Burlington, OF
tumwa, Muscatine, Perry. Waterloo, Cres-
ton. Eldora. Clinton, Marshalltown, Fort
Dodge, Centerville. Iowa City and Abba.
The Illinois delegations which stopped over
here and went west on the Iowa special
train were from Peoria, Clinton, Macomb,
Kewanee and Beardstown.
The Los Angeles special. which pulled
out Of the Rock Island depot a few minutes
after u o'clock, bearing the lowe and Ui-
nois delegations, was composed Of eighteen
coaches. II was made up OF three cars
from Ottumwa, two from Davenport. one
from Iowa City, one from Dies Moines, one
from Sioux City. one from Mason City. and
five coaches loaded with smaller delega-
tons from points In eastern Iowa and III
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

Missouri Valley he was fined S25 and costs
for resisting the marshal, and yesterday
he was brought to Council Bluffs to answer
to a charge of disturbing the peace on a
passenger train. The information was filed
by G. s. Lawrenoei of Missouri Valley in
the court of Justice Cooper, the alleged
infraction Of the law having been com
mitted in Potra wattamie county. Justice
Cooper placed Minors bond at $500, in
default OF which he was committed to the
county Jail. Minors parents are said to be
wealthy and he is expected to furnish
BOND before the time for his preliminary
hearing, which has not yet been set by
Justice Cooper.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
MAYOR CLEARS Away DEBRIS


Hih Honor Gives HsFsonaI Direction
to Task of Cleaning Up City.
While the councfimenfas AZ committee Of
the whole made a tour of the flooded ter
ritory yesterday morning Mayor Maloney
took off his coat, DOTTED his boiled shirt,
donned a Jumper and overalls and with the
assistance of Street Commissioners Flood
and City Engineer Etnyre started in to
clear away some Of the evidence Of the
storm Of Monday night
As a starter Mayor Maloney got to-
gether a gam of men with various inn
plemGHts needed in such an undertaking
and after about two hours hard work
succeeded in opening the sewer at Thir-
tenth street and. Avenue G. Once this
was accomplished the surface water which
had been threatening the houses north OF
Broadway commenced to subside and by
tomorrow It is expected the condition in
the low lying territory west of the rail-
road tracks will be materially relieved.
After getting this sewer opened Mayor
Maloney and Street Commissioner Flood
turned their attention D to Broadway and
during the afternoon a large force of men
and teams was at work scraping off the
deep deposit Of mud and debris.
It was found necessary yesterday to close
the bridge over Indian creek at Benton
street to travel as not only was the
structure itself badly damaged by Monday
nights flood but the approaches were also
badly washed. 81
City Engineer Etnyre had a large force
Of men riprapping the approaches to the
new concrete bridge at Bryant street. II
was found that the water had worked in
back Of the retaining walls Of the new
central fire station. Although there is no
danger Of the structure eoTapsing, Il was
deemed safest to provide against another
possible heavy rain.
The councilmen made a through investi-
cation of the conditions prevailing in the
flooded district. but will not make any
report until next Monday night unless
Mayor Maloney deems IT expedient to call
a special session of the city council before
then.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

MEN-Learn barber trade; splendid pay
after few weeks with US; snop experience
and wages while Learninsi I0o,s, aeGon-
Big demand for l. graduates. Call
or write. Moler barber College. nS South
iAth ST.
In a beautiful house in the north part
OF Omaha lived . family consisting OF
three people, namely, Mr.. Merlin, Mrs.
Merlin and their daughter Claudia. Mr..
Merlin had been a bookkeeper for the
last five years, but as his health began
10 fail him doctors advised him to get a
position in which he would not use his
brains 90 much and could get more fresh
air, He soon took their advice and stopped
working. In a few days he was seen walk
ing the streets trying 10 secure a position,
but ali In vain, for he had no experience
In any business but Bookkeeping. After
walking all day he at last came home.
tired. At the door he was met by his
daughter, who said 10 him: Father, you
know the people next door take The Bee,
and as 1 was in there Mrs. Garnet hap
psned to read the want Ad. pas l also
became interested and soon commenced
reading It. AT a glance my eyes fell upon
an advertisement that seemed to me
would suit you. You know, father, that
you are inexperienced in all business, but
IN this advertisement they are willing to
teach you the trade and also pay you a
sum OF money. enough 10 support the fam
NY until you can master the trade"
MI. Merlin soon learned the trade and
his salary was increased enough 10 satisfy
his wife and himself. His health was also
improving, After this the Merlins also be-
came interested in the want ad page Of
The Bee. They were thankfu for the
great help obtained through their paper.
The Bee helps ever ybody.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
Council Bluffs
WOMAN DROWNED IN SLOUGH
Mrs. Kraninger Loses Life While
Looking for Her Son.
BODY is FOUND WEDNESDAY
Monday Night She Started Down
b Track Toward LAX
Manawa with Lantern to
Meet the Boy.

The love and devotion of a mother for
her offspring cost the life OF Mrs. Mary
Kraninger, wife Of John Rraninger. resid-
ing about three miles southeast Of Council
Bluffs, Monday night. Mrs. Kraninger
had been missing from her home since
Monday night and 1t was not until yester-
DAY morning that her body was found
about a quarter Of a mile from her home.
She had been drowned in a slough during
the flood caused by the heavy rain Mon
day night while out 60 assist her son, Easy
Kraninger, n finding his way home.
The son, Easy, had gone to Manawa, and
when the storm arose In the evening his
mother became uneasy about him. Taking
a lantern with her, she left the house,
expecting to meet him on the way home.
She made her way along the tracks OF the
Wabash. railroad, knowing that this was
the route her son usually took on his way
home. It is supposed that she attempted
to cross the slough between Mosquito creek
and the Wabash tracks. and that the cur
rent, which was running swiftly, carried
her OFF her feet. The body was found
yesterday morning lodged against a hay
rick in a field by her daughter, Mrs Albert
nh VI NuhH cry WIN Jblh0N NiN INV
members Of the family in the search for
her mothers body.
The lantern which Mrs. Kraninger had
taken with her from the house was found
on the bank Of the slough opposite the
house, Indicating that she had turned back
and a been drowned while attempting
to reach her home. The discovery of the
lantern gave the first clue which resulted
in the discovery of the body yesterday
morning.
h body, after Coroner Treynor HAD
been notified, was taken to the family
home, but later was removed to the under
taking establish1lent of Lewis Cutler, to
be cared for. DIR. Treynor decided that an
inquest would be unnecessary.
Mrs. Kraninger was IS years Of age and
is survived by five sons and four daugh-
ters, John, Easy, Joe. Albert and John
Kraninger and Miss Helen Kraninger,
Mrs. Albert Hill, Ills Seventh avenue, this
city; Mrs. c. M. Miller 61S North Eighth
street. this city, ana Mrs. ]. T. Spence
OF Deioit, la.
The funeral will be held Friday morning
at 8 o'clock from st. Francis Xavier's
church, and burial will be in st. Joseph's
cemetery. The services will be conducted
by Rev. Father McMenus.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
Total
MoDALE MAN UNDER ARREST

James Minor is Accused of Starting
Row ON n Train.
James Minor. a young mar residing at
Modale. Ia, is fast learning That it costs
money to create a disturbance on a North
western passenger train. Minor was a
passenger on a train leaving Council Bluffs
on June 2S, and it is alleged that shortly
after leaving this city he INDUCED in Ian
guage which was obnoxious to the other
passengers, especially the women. When
the train reached Missouri Valley Minor
was taken into custody, but not until after
he had put up a fight against the towu
marshal. Before a justice of the peace in
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Jine 10, ~ls09.-Sealed proposals, In tripll-
cate, subject to the usual conditions, viii
be received at this office until IL o'clock
a, m, central standard time, July 10, 1909,
and then opened in public, for the 'construc-
ton, plumbing, heating, electric wiring and
nltai at Fort Omaha, Nebraska. Full In
formation furnished on application, u, S.
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Envelvpes containing proposals to be
marked proposals for addition to Hos
pital," and addressed to Captain George s.
Gibbs, Constructing Qu~artermaster, Fort
Omaha, Nebraska, J2l-22-23-24-JS-9
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

DEPARTMENT.. OF THE INTERIOR, Of
flee, Of indian Affairs. Washington, d. G.
Sealed proposals, for letting Districts Nos.
]. Il 4 and 6, in the Grow indian Reserva-
ton, Montana, for grazing purposes, either
under a lease or by permit, VIII be received
at the office OF the, Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, Washington, d. C, until 4
O'Clock D. M, on Monday, August 2 1899,
and VIII be Immediately thereafter opened
in the presence Of such bidders as may at
tend. Maps showing the location OF the
districts and all necessary information
may be obtained on application to the
superintendent Of the Grow Indian School,
Crow AEeacy, Montana. r. @. VALEN.
TINE, Acting Commissioner. JB3-O3ot
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
COST OF CRIMINAL COURTS

Expense to County for the Year
Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars.
The criminal business in the district,
superior and Justice courts, including the
fees of grand and petit Jurors, witnesses
and sheriff, during the last fiscal year cost
the taxpayers of Pottawattamie county
close upon $4,000
According to the report made by County
Auditor lines for the secretary of state
yesterday, the actual expense of criminal
matters in the courts was SOS, 1878, al
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

These transfers were reported to The
Bee July Z by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
j. W. Squire and wife to Frank White,
nh swA swh and nwk swh II; sen
nek IS, and nek sell IS; neh nek .
2O-T-44, W. j
Jessica ]. Seidentopf and husband to
Carl Sorenson, lot z. block IS, Ferry
add to Council Bluffs, q. c. d.. 80
Mary l.. Everett, widow, to Rather
inc MoCombs, lot IS, block 8, Bayliss
Sd add to Council Bluffs, W. d.. 80
AL Richie and wife to A. Chamberlin,
lots % and %, block AZ, Ferry sdd;
lot "a, block 8, Highland Place add;
lots IL and 10, block 4, Central SUBJ,
Council Bluffs, W. d....."..."".."". 1900
POI -
na..t eA,,. t-on.Fo-. q An
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

We have just received a big line Of the
celebrated Perfect Fireless Cookers. We
show them in three sizes, with aluminium
vessels or ,enameled. We invite your In
spection. Prices, $3.50, $500, S12.0o. P. C.
De Vol Hdw. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

We have a large number OF bankers
carpenters clerks and stenographers' pen
ellis which we are giving away as lone
as they last. Call at our offiss and get
them, Iowa Loa company, corner Pearl
and Broadway, suite 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
Total. -Four transfers. ..slO

The Wlse-man received a telegram to
come home at once on account of sickness
rs be did not have enough money he
~teiephoned the lowe Loan company. corner
Pearl and Broadway and was able to catch
the first train home. II it is money you
want see them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
"A A TO SECURE A
POSITION

BY Ida Fox, 29O9 Charles Street. Omaha,
Neb.; Daughter of Mr.. M. Fox; Eightn-A
Grade, Kellom SCHOOL, Teacher, Miss
Forsyth; Age lS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

nols, There was also a buffet car, an OBJ
servation car, two baggage cars and two
dining cars. The train was pulled by three
engines and was in charge of two con-
ductors.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
We are open Tor Bids on Cement
Sidewalks

We manufacture the best cement block
on the market. the continual ~air-space
cement block. The walls inside never
get wet or damp-Put up In cement viii
last a life time.
gLGTTn's CEAEHNT BLOCK 90,
office, Room ., First Rational Bank
building. Phone Ina. 24o. Plant a7th
street ana First Avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
IoMn Newa Notea.

Quick Action for You Money-YOu get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08

Bigger, Better, Busier-That's what ad-
vertising in The Bee does for your bust
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-08
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

TAa oounon nfuffs offbos 81 tAs
Omaha nee n - - neyes RtFssA
noah Rh1mna e.