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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28

Sic Tcppprt Sffiee fir bas Gin
cinuatier Splfsblatt" bciinoet iidl in
go. 331 gurf Strake, geeeuiiber bem
Gunrtbnnie, iuuiclbit Ncuisfeiten, gln'
seigcn II. !. III. bis 10 1lbr 45 Winnten
Abcaos cntgeacngcnDmmen iuerben.
Selcobon SpMG 2401. 81
annalt gegen Ri6ter.
Sn Repport Staoteeritte fam ges
tern 9ormittag, ais Der San BON Raz
polson Marbis, Der hes unorbentli6sn
genehmens gegen Sbpmas BERN, Ell
nes GroteriIten, anoetlugt mar, our
@erbanolung auf9erufsn purbe, gu Ell
mem biBigen Bort9efeht 3piiten
ai6ter 8uten unb 4npuIt Blaine Wcz
2aueblin. Mc2augbIin perldngts,
odB Die QntIage in Qnariff unbStIdz
geret umgeGnoert peroen ioQte. IIs
Ri6ter 9uten bieies perrpeiusrts, iaete
Wc2au96lin i'm Stabtgsritte peroe
5u piel Polittt getrieben unD es i6iene
i6m, bab neoer er nod iein Silent
9erehtigteit erbaIten t0nne. Ritter
Suten iprong auf. iageno: rgpu tnpp
that nou ore lping." GSerner fubr er
fort, bab nt6t er, Ionbern McQauo6z
Iii Bolttit treble unb bes Dfteren per-
Iu6t babe, i'm. 8uten, gu beeinfIuiIen.
IS fam beinabe gu elmer S6IGqerei,
bate il6 gnnalt Weber uno Staetanz
malt 8ater niht bineineemii6t. 9a
Yerrp ni6t i'm Gerihte erihienen mar,
tpuroe Der 5oQ auf 9onnsritdq perz
lhoben. 9lnnalt Wc2au9bIin bequb
1th oann por Gountprihtsr Sarptins
uno erlun9te gegen Marbis einen Der
baftsbefebl auf 9lngriif unb S6lGqes
rel un6 lpuroe bic 9erbonblung auf
5rsitag feitgeiebt.
- Wolen gei4is6en iein. 2i83ie
0.Saplor reidte i'm Gircuitgeritt cine
Gbi6eioun9stlage gegsn Sobn Saps
lor Elm. 0as 9aar per6eiratbete ii9
i'm Sabre 1901 in grptpn Gountp, g.,
uno lebte bis gum u. 2lugu't 1910
5uiammen. sic beIbulbigt i'm Der
Sruntenheit unb grarfumerWibbanos
Ing. Sn LETTER 3eit iou bic gebano=
lung berart gepeien Iein, boB lie fir
i6r Ge6en fiirhtete uno ee3ipungen mar
i'm gu psrluiIen. sic perlungt S6ei=
bung uno llnterbaltungsgsID.- Grace
SboenD rsihte i'm Gircuitaeritt
gegen 2puis sboenp, mt Dem Fl.
i'm Sabre 1908 in Campbell Gountp
Derebeli6t ipurbe, cine GbeIdeibungsz
tlage ein. 8as paar lebte bis gum
26. Sept. 1910 in ben 5igblanbs, ap.,
5uIammen. SIN Iesten Sabre ioq er
iIe oerart be6unoelt uno miB6anbelt
bu6en, baB fie ni3t mebr lGl ger nit
t9m 5uiammenleben tam, obne 30
fiir9ten, bab sr ibr ihperes 2eib 3us
fiige. Sie Derlangt abiolute S6eiz
bung, llnterbdltungseelD unb bas
Heht ibren Wdbhenndmen glas fiibz
rem gu biirfen. Sie perlanqt einen
ginbdltsbefsbl, um ibn absubalten iie
gu belditigen.
- Goparb Smitb, Der i'm 6. C 8.
Camp nabe MeIbourns, 9D., einen
Streit proDo3lrte, ipuroe ponJriebensz
ri6ter Waibtnott ouT 5 Gage mad
benz arbeitsbaus geIanbt. 3psi uns
gorn, Die I'M Streit bsrnideIt paren,
erbleltsn je $40 uno Soften.
Der 5rauenbsrein Der gp. 4}rot.
Ct. SobanneszGemeinoe 6Glt beute
gta4mittug in berS6uIbaae cine ipicbz
tiSe geriammlung ab.
- Soo goupap unb Wm. Rilep,
Die in 1T. 5bomas miteinanber in
Streit gerdtben fparen, purben BON
Jrieoensri4ter Mahinott I'm 81 nnb
Rotten unb 20 Gage, relp. So unb Ros
itsn uno 40 aase befrait.
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Weinleieieit.

Tiit aufridiissr syrsuo. pirb in
beutifen areiien bic aunbe besriiBt
tperben, oab Der 3euiih Seiterreis
hiihe llnisriiiiBunss Y.rsin audi
in bieism Sabre zines ieiner nit Red.
10 bsIiebien WeinleiefeIie si.bt. Tas
beurise Jeii finDsi an Samiia1. BEN
/. Sitober, itatt uno .s iinb ipie iibs
lid fir oaNelbe fdmmtlite 5allen Der
Irbeiierbals be!egt tporNn. 1as Qrs
rnneemen.s aommittee pirb iein
Wosli6ites tbun, um pos biesiabries
seii. bns IL. felt bsm geiisbsn bieisr
0eranIialtuneen, gu einsm bsntpiirs
bisen greisnib cu MAIDEN unb ben
9diten in ieoer 5iniibt eenubnihe
urb froblife Stunosn gu btreiien.
Selbftrebenb tperben bic 'hmudsn
Winserinnen in ihrsn iIeioiamen
1rahten 5ur S..lIs fein unb aud, Der
seiirense Serr giiraermeiiter pirb
nift feblsn, I'm bic 1raubenbiebe nit
6ilfe i.iner 4iiiIi.nisn binsfeft su mos
den uno iroft iein.s 4miss Su perurs
ibeilen. lin es ben 9raubenliebhas
bern rsht beaue,n 5u mafen, .peroen
hsu.r bic 5rauben ipsit niebriger bdns
gen, unb nebenbei miiiIen aud bic aers
decentralization psrsr0ber. tperoen,
bamii ale 9raubenbisbe, bic iih niht
fofort segen 8iirsihafi lostaufen tons
nen. es redt bequtm binier Sblob uns
Ries.f babsn. aur3. es pirb aIles nur
groentlihe geiheben, um ben Grfolg
bts Jeiies 5u iihern unb bos Rommiis
tee rehnet NIT 3uDeriiflt nnf einen
sIdnsenbtu 8efu4 biefer Wsranitals
fun0.
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0rfritnfen.
Qnabe perliert btim epieIeh aln
Glubuier iein 9sben.

Der 8 Sabre alts 5rant gernirssr,
bon Ro. 81 patierion Strabe, iiiir5ts
geitsrr Radmittas bsim Spislsn oui
einem gooie am yube Der 8arllsr
Strabe in ben CLUB uno ertrani. Gi.
2eite ipuroe ipGisr ssfunbsn uno naf
benz gtabliTement bss 2eih.nbeiiatters
Babel eebrdft. Coroner Or. gos
lpuroe bsnahrih.ist unb oronete einsn
Snuueit on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28

Snmilton Mnjciaen, 2ofal'N otissa
anS geniafeiten iino nbSusebeu Gfc
Der 4. uns GbarIcs Strafe. llnir
Tacnt fir Samiltun uobnt go. 3O1
Eoro Trpnt Ctr. Selephon (Some)
Io. 37S .. 5elcphon unierss aorre.
iponoentcn: Some go. 626. s
- 1yrant gutner tpurbe bon Der
poli3si psssn SfrIt0rura BON Gisens
tbum uno Sruntsrfsit psrboftet. Gr
mari oem DdIter groipn on Der WiI
2onoItrab. sin. Gusabl 9lumentSpIe
our6 bic Sdsibe Der Saustbiire.
- Wlite Sorman, Elm llnear bon
Ho.201 Wonumsnt4ttnue. rannte am
W}ontao Rahmittas Die II Sabre alte
Dorptbp Spipep, Go. 334 Torb 2.
Strabe, an Der 3. unb 0apton Strobe
nit ieinsm 3psirab iiber ben Sauf.n.
Die W}utier srtpirtte eInen 9erbaftsb,s
fshl
- gna grssIe bat Goparb 9re.ie
auT S6eibuna osrilast uub sibt als
9runb BernanlGHieuns. 9runtiuht,
WiBbanblung uuo 9eridpenoung i.is
nes 8erbienes an. Das paar beiras
tbete am 3. 1e6ruar 1907 in Gineinz
natl, unb bat teine Ainbsr.
- gtilep Settler. SO, BON Din'tons
Salsm. 81. g., unb Barbara Rilsp, 80,
Samilton, erIansien einen Ssiratbss
i6ein.
-Jrau IIorence 8inneba. Sunier,
bic Satin hs 2eifknkiidttsrs 4l.r.
Sunter bon 336 qublop Strabe,
itdrb norlests Ratt nod lanesm 2eie
ben am Wiogentr.bs. Sie hint.rIdbi
ben Gatten urO srpei eripabi.n.SObne.
- Der 9a5ati6uppen bon Cabin
Gong bel Miobletoipn brannts porses
tern Qbenb nit Der ean3en Grnie BON
1910 nieber. Der Ytrluit III tbsiltpeis
fe ourh 0erii6sruns sebedt.
- GapitGr 8. SO. Mpers BON bsm
Deselegomptpn poiten, q. ". g..
bat eeitern BON Der Resitruns "a
8rabfteine fix bic Grdber perit. Sols
baten bss giirgertrieges erbaIien.
- Sames O'Donn<lI, %, gincin,
natl, nno emma 8itiman, 20, 5amils
ton. erlunaien sinen 9eiratbsidein.
- Die srmibte syrau Joi.pb G.
Wad BON No. 634 Siib 13. Strdbs,
tpeIhe am IsBten Gr.itas 4benb nit
Sslbtmorb brobte unb ibr. sfp.i ains
Der i'm Stihs Iieb. ipurbe borIeb.e
Paht bon Serrn unb 5rau Grnit u.
9enningbofen bon bier aui Der SiroBs
in Cincinnati ssieben. Die Jrau NOR
obne Ropfbebeduns.
- Dem proi. Jreo. 1.Woper tpurs
be esftern Woreen i'm Merep 6oipitoI
Der Iinte 5ub oberbalb bes JubssIenis
omputirt.
- Glorent., bas T0hterhen bes
5uffhmiebs Gbarl.s1eip. itiir5te beim
Spisl in b.m !oof Der 2lbomssS4uIe
uno brad oas Iinte 8ein oberbalb bes
Jubsetenfs.
- Katherine 5ersiser, tpelde 5srs
man 9ersiser am z. Sunuar 1901 In
Cincinnati heiratbete, bat bisfen ipesen
Wibbanoluns auf Sd.ibuns persIost.
- 6. g. Mobler. 2ebrer in per
3renton G6ul,. iDurbe als 2ebrer ber
beutfnen unb lateiniiGen aIafien ber
bieiisen 5odI4ule eeipGblt.
- poter 8. 8. 6blonb bon ber ct.
Marps Rirde fnidte eeftern benz
4usnonberunss in Guis
Sslano. y. D., ben Geburtsi6sin bon
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9oiIette5immer bes GsI1Gftes niebers
seIsst battle. gIs fe fi1 baIb barouf
Der DereeFtnen Rinse erinnerte unb in
bas 1oiIeiien3immer 5uriideiIte, tpds
reri bieielben per1hnunben.
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1b.nre Seraekli@ieit.

CLARA Weifd. bon GLENDALE. Nnses
neuie zines Oef4Gftss an Der W<ft 5.
Strube. persoB seitern Wittos aipei
Oiomantrinsf i'm Wsrtbe BON $50,
iDeI& fs auf sinsm wai&sil4 i'm
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- Gamuel Gtebeuion. BON 30. l08
George StroBe. Nenport, Ap.. iuurbe
In Der Wontos No4t BON ein<m Roger
in einer Mllep nabe 6. unb plum eir.
nm $15 in Daar uaD cine 1sf4eHubr
,btfoNsn
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1deIies Gincinnatisr DIsba WaDo oeptemb<r 1910

Die perfhiebenen Aommittees beri9tes
ten, DuB bie Musiidt auf Mnnabme
Der Borlose BET Der ndhten Wdbl
febr giinftiq iieben.
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9srlssunsen. Gds poliseisauiomobil
bradte ben gerunsIiidien nah oem
5oipi.dl.
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q r . pker & bni sbaI
bet
Lewisburg SchuetZen

All Ghren Sbrer m2aieiidten a6uips Gafpcr /.
uno Der St6riain g2ibGlmine Npntug abrrb,
ben 3. Sftpbcr 1910, i'm Surnbnle, ,siuS Sitprium.
COG
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SSteft, sftqr piefe YenSntft
ltseen In
Re6' ApOt6e6e, Q. un0 Oile St,
nnf, tpeIds
---0isf tssftmfes 6dmssrtstbm.0eitta--
empfebien Hress 50c
OeIb snriid. nenn es nidt biiff.
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-ek bssatmteAe-
waQr(agfriR tides 3eilaQrs.

Eden In Sr affsffen Sen 90 - oeSsNs
Ssrfenen bic burn bic eAopfnna beter beantt
nmen. unS % Iieaf fein 8iveifel boz. ba8
aun bent5nfaae nod Qerfonsn exiftirsn. bis
hur6 cine uribeidruie fsraft I'm efanbe Hnb.
sieies sn thun nnb ans5nfaaen. mas fas
anbere erffauHTi6 IN nnS sisibs.' gfr esg0ss
Dat bic Taiur oiefe Game DEFENDERS beainftiai,
benn ne bat itr bic fslieHe @abe seriieten. bos
fsbeE tbrer mitmenfnen nie esu aufosfAIoee.
mes @nh asHnu su iefen. Seraebt nldbt bab
Ne tn ibrer eiaeHeu mefIsens an Seeiin sfpenne
irotHt sstmi BITE Gafs Gnb Cor 6nfiG -
eeeiin apeHue. bnnu aset Siefeibe binauf ~
abr bic fhsHe 1efibens bon Gran .. Oaeoss
srrei6t. Tos Saus IN sur IiHisn Hoab sab
cm Baure III ber Rame:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friiber Gran ye&tolS
eseFin asenns. fisnssS. GiaeiaMsst csss.
Dr,sfIite antaorisn S1.o0 uno bGrfssx.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18

Electric storms come these
days unawares and the farmer
who has stock in the pastures
should protect them from being
killed or injured by lightning.
through installing a simple pro-
lection, that of ground wiring
the fences. The way to do this
is to put a wire down by the side
OF the fence posts. Wrap the
ground wire around each wire of
the fence. Take the end board
rod of a wagon, or a similar rod
and bore into the ground for
a dept of at least three feet. Into
this place the wire. Eight feet
OF wire is sufficient for each post.
Ground wiring the fence at points
eight feet apart is sufficient.
Either galvanized or copper wire
may be employed. The cost is
slight. Stock that is likely to be
driven into fence corners or close
to fences by a storm are in dan.
ger of being destroyed by light
ning.-Ex.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
County News
: From the County Papers
Sharon Reporter:

Sharon Reporter:
During the last nine months,
it was said at the reclamation
service today, Is, 900 settlers have
returned to the States from Can
ada, and:the prospects for a gen
erl backward movements we're
bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Grefsheim
and son Nels. j. E. Brua and
Miss Mary L. Brua went over to
Northwood via Brua's Parry car
last Sunday TO attend the funeral
of the little four-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rosset, a
we'll known and prominent farm
er near Northwood. Mr.. Rossett
is a cousin of Mr.. Brua and Mrs.
Grefsheim. The little boy died
very suddenly last Sunday, hav-
ing been sick only one day, it is
thought infantile paralysis was
the cause of his death.
The married mine" of Sharon
went down to Finley last evening
and crossed bats with the Finley
benedicts. A seven inning game
was played. The game was very
good from start to finish, both
teams playing splendid ball. Our
home team distinguished them
selves by making three double
plays. The score was a tie nearly
from the first inning till the last
3 8 in the fifth, and A at the
wind-up. 1t was a nice clean and
gentlemanly game, played with
out any ag-chewing. Finley
will undoubtedly play Sharon a
return game in the near future.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Dread "unseen Power.n

A curious story m from Dun
..ermline, Scotland. The recent oc
:urrence of four fires in rapid c
,ion in the household of Thomas Wat
son, has had the effect of terrorizing
The family. These outbreaks have each
had their origin in a cause which is
tnscrutable to the occupants of the
house. and Mrs. Watson, who halls
rom the Highlands, imagines that a
supernatural agent has been at work.
She, with others in the domicile,
ave lately been living in dread.
Afraid to go to bed O. nights, members
Of the family have sat up to watch
Tor further manifestations of the
strange, uncanny, unseen power"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
CARVING the Grand canxon

The poplar idea that earthquakes
md volcanic explosions played a part
N forming the Grand canyon of the
Colorado river is thought by the best
authorities to be without foundation
We are now told that the canyon
vas cut out entirely by the water of
The river, and that the most effective
:ool employed was the quartz sand
brought down from the sources of the
liver in the mountains. This sand is
harder than any of the constituents of
he rock strata in which the canyon
has been carved. Hurled by the swift
water against the sides and the bed
If the stream, 1t cuts the rock as
easily as a file cuts soft iron.-Harp
sr's Weekly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
ALMOST BLEW HIM UP.

Everything was quiet In the little!
cigar store when the old farmer
rushed in and brought his umbrella
iown on the showcase with a whack
that almost broke the glass.
You weasel-eyed shrimp!" he shout
ed. What do you mean by selling me
q loaded cigar? 1 lit it and blamed II
q pun of flame didn't leap out and set
my hair aflre."
The clerk arose and rubbed his
eyes.
"A loaded cigarr" he echoed in as
constituent. why, my dear sir, we
don't sell loaded cigars"
well. you sold me this one, be-
cause here are the pieces"
And then the clerk had to laugh.
You insisted upon paying so cents
for a good cigar, didn't your"
I did, young man."
well. the 50-cent cigars always
come In an air-proof celluloid tube
and you must have lit the cigar with
out removing the tube. Here's an
other n without the tube. Smoke 1t
On me, SIR"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Fireworks Scare Wild Geese.

The great grain fields of the Sand
BORN ranch in Shasta county, Cali
sornia, are ingeniously protected at
night from the vast 1ocks of wild
geese and other aquatic fowl that do
immense damage to crops, by means
If a display of fireworks. S%kyrockets
and Roman candles were bought in
large quantities by the management
II the ranch, and men are stationed
1t various points. Whenever a flock
Is heard "honking" in the distance,
several skyrockets or a shower of col.
pred balls from a Roman candle are
sent upward, and, as a result, the
birds give the ranch a wide berth.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18

b. j. Long, j. A. Carlson and
Chas. Chalmers. took in the meet
ing of the Republican Central
Committee Monday.
Mrs. I. w. Standley accom-
panied by Mrs. Henry Patten
and daughter, Gussie, and Miss
Clutter, autoed up from Hope
Tuesday.
H. P. Johnson went Northwood
the first of the week to be oper-
ated on for appendicitis. The
operation was performed yester-
day morning and at the time of
going to press he was resting
comfortably.
The state board of equalization
made no change in the valuations
of lands and structures in the
county, leaving them at the fig.
ures equalized by the county
board. The average valuation
of lands in the county under this
assessment is Sc. 81 per acre.
The Republican County Cent
raj Committee met Monday to
organize. The following mem
bers were present: S. H. Mel.
son, John Palfrey, B. T.. Kraabel,
II. A. Burner and M. G. Duea.
b. Z. Kraabel was elected chair.
man of the committee for two
years: G. G.. Linnell was elected
sec. and treas. A levy Of one
per cent on the salary of the res-
pective county candidates was
made for campaign expenses.
States Atty. j. M. johnson
and Cashier M. G. Duea, we're up
from Sharon Thursday.
Steele Comfy was. well repre-
sented at the press meeting at
at Williston last week. All the
editors being in attendance
Clerk of Court, D. w. Vadnie
and wife and Miss Catheride Ray
were Hope visitors Wednesday,.
returning home the same even.
ing.
Register of Deeds, O. H. Olson
and family autoed to Aneta
Thursday and visited with Mrs.
|Olson's brother, returning Fri
day evening,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Republican Ticket.

United States Senator'S
P. J. MCCUMBER, of Richland.
AISLE J. GRONNA, Nelson Co.
Members of Congress
L. B. HANNA, of Cass Co.
H. 7. HELGESEN, Cavalier Co.
Governor
c.. A. JOHNSON, Ward Co.
Lieutenant Governor
U. L. BURDICK, Cavalier Co.
Secretary of State
P. D. NORTON, Adams Co.
State Auditor
D. K. BRIGHTBILL, Towner Co.
State Treasurer
GUNDER OLSON, Walsh Co.
Attorney General
ANDREW MILLER, Burleigh Co.
Supt. Public Instruction.
E. J. TAYLOR, Grands Forks Co.
Commission of Insurance
W. G. TAYLOR, LaMoure Co.
Com. Agriculture and Labor
W. c. GILBREATH, Morton Go.
Commissioners of RAILROADS.
O.. P. N. ANDERSON, Ramsey Co.
W, H. MANN, Morton Co.
w. H. STUTSMAN, Morton Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Big Engineer and Little Eno,n.

-'eNS II8THSs
Frank Seidler Is the biggest engt.
aeer on the Williamsport end. of the
Philadelphia and Reading system, and
be has the "littlest" engine. The en.
CINE looks like a toy alongside the
monsters that handle coal trains or
that go pounding along with general
freight. 1t is an engine that was once
considered "some pumpkins" on the
road. but 1t has got down to pulling a
work train. The big engineer of this
Tiny ~old-fashioned engine weighs 800
pounds.-Philadelphia Record.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Strenuous onnositlon.

after ALL" remarked the bewhis.
kered old farmer to the audience in
the village store, honesty is the best
policy"
Don't you believe it," said the in.
surance agent from an adjoining town,
who was busy holding down a cracker
barrel. "Our company's new policy
has honesty ~fricasseed to q FRAGILE"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-08-18
Finley Beacon:

rInley Beacon:
On Sunday afternoon the game
of baseball between the Married
nine and the Singles resulted in
in a victory for the former by a
score of II to 10.
Mrs. E. J. Pepper and daugh
ter, Mary, of Hope, were visitors
at j. M. Patterson's during the
past week.
Mesdames P. o. Sathre, H
Peterson and R. o. Gauper visit.
ed with Mrs. Oscar Swanson at
Sharon Tuesday.
F. A. Thumm and R. J. Ball
went to Fargo Saturday evening
and returned Sunday with one
of Mr.. Thumm's new automo-
biles.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter of Eve.
leth, Mimi, who has been visit
ing friends in Steele county for
some, visited over Sunday with
the family of R. D. Patterson.
Monday morning, while Frank,
the 14-year-old son of John OK
ton, was driving a binder, one OF
the other teams hitched to a
binder ran away, and running in
front of Frank team, frightened
them and they broke away, sep
arating the binder from the
truck. Frank tried to catch his
horses, and in the attempt to do
so, the horses knocked him down,
trampling on him and striking
him with the truck wheel, which
cut a bad cash in his forehead
and otherwise bruising him. He
was brought to to town imme
diately, where medical aid was.
given him and he is getting along
all right, although pretty badly
injured. 1t was a narrow escape
for him.
An exchange tells of a news
paper reporter who interviewed
thirty successful business men
and found. that all of them when
boys had been governed strictly
and frequently thrashed. He al
so interviewed thirty loafers and
learned that % of them had been
mama's darlings," and the
other three had been reared by
their grand mothers.
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Generous


McEldowney-Why did scrubbly
give his wife a gold present on their
silver anniversary?
McHenry-He wanted to kill two
birds with one stone.
McEldowney-Two birds with one
stone?
McHenry-He wanted to insinuate
that his rs years of married life
seemed like so to him; and he wanted
his wife to praise him for his gener-
osity.
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EoreataiIed

Mrs. Tabbyshaw (seating herself
comfortably for one Of her long tele-
phone visits)-Now let me have
main 41,144.
Central-You can't have the wire
this afternoon.
Mrs. Tabbyshaw (indignant)-why
not?
Central-You know it is a two-party
line?
Mrs. Tabbyshaw-What If it is?
Central-Why. the other lady has
spoken for it.
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One Follows Finish.

Editors demand stories that end
happily. Perhaps that accounts for
your lack Of success"
Possibly" replied the young author,
with a rather sickly smile. "All mine
have q sad ending-they go into the
waste basket."-Yale Record. a
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TEACHERS

Notice is hereby given that an examination
for teachers certificates for Steele County
viii be held ct SherbrooAe. August rs and 9Th.
1910. All necessary writing material win be
furnished at the County Superintendent's Of
fee.
Dated at Sherbrooke this 18th day of A ugust,
1910.
AIG. MILLER,
Go. Supt. OF Schools.
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Last Resort

Friend-What is the title of your
latest poem?
Poet--Inevitable.
Friend-That's a queer name.
Poet-Yes, but you know the
inevitable has to be accepted. I've
tried every other title and they came
back.
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S~herbrooke Tribune:

Sherbrooke Tribune:
Chas. Chalmers was up from
Hope Monday.
M. B. Cassell was a county
seat visitor on probate matters
Monday.
Clerk of Court and Mrs. d. W.
Vadnie returned from Hope Wed.
nesday.
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Corrected.

Corfected.
We'll my boy" said the epicure -as
he entered the fish market, "how are
shad running to-day"
mot at all, SIR" responded the pert
clerk with a solemn face. "Shad don't
run, they SWIM"
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County Ticket.


Sheriff
c. j. LONG.
Auditor
GILBERT J. MUSTAD.
County Treasurer,
E. A. ERICKSON.
Clerk of District Court
D. W.VADNIE.
Register of Deeds
o. H. OLSON.
States Attorney
J. M. JOHNSON.
County Judge
ADAM S. MOOTE.
Co. Supt. of Schools
GEO. F. NEWTON.
Justice of the Peace
ALBERT MICKELS.
Constables-
JAMES MCKETZIE.
VIM. CURFMAM.
Co. Commissioner, End District
OLE N. GREFSHEIM. i.
Co. Commissioner, 3rd District
ANTON HOVICK.
Co. Commissioner, 5th District
J. B. OXTON.
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A Bad Practice,

Il guess I won't loan that chap an,
more of my books"
why not?"
He uses a cigar as a bookmark.s
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Good Idea In street cIeanIno.

ood IDEA IN Street Cleaning.
A Pennsylvania has applied the
facuum principle to a street cleaning
wagon. powerful enough to pick up
pieces OF rubbish equal in size and
weight to halves Of bricks.
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Tho Difference.

Peace has her victories no less re.
nowned than war;"
But less profitable. Nobody ever
hangs mp gate money for q dehataLs
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Alasl Poor Man,

Bleeker-I understand your wife
Used to lecture. Has she given IL up
since you married her?
Meeker-Oh. no; but she no longer
lectures In public.