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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10
NATIONAL RESULTS

Elections throughout the country
Tuesday resulted it a political con-
vulsion Of far-reaching extent, similar
at many points to the famous wave of
1892 and apparently more widespread
in its effect.
The national house of representa-
tlves was carried by the democrats,
reversing the present republican ma
jority Of 43.
The [. S. senate will probably have
reduction in the republican ma
Jorlty as a result of legislative elec-
tions held in many states.
In New York, John A. Dix, demo.
cratic candidate for governor, is elected
over Henry l.. Stimson, republican,
by about $4,000, reversing the re-
publican plurality $4,000 in 1908
for Governor Hughes.
In New Jersey, Woodrow Wilson,
democratic candidate for governor, is
elected over Vivian M. Lewis, repub-
flcan, by about $4,000, reversing the
previous republican plurality Of 5000
for governor.
In Massachusetts, Eugene N. Foss,
democrat, has defeated Governor
Lben ). Draper, republican, for re-
election, by about 10000, reversing
Governor Draper's former plurality Of
5000
In Connecticut, Judge Baldwin,
democrat, is elected over Chas. A.
Goodwin, republican, by about 1000,
reversing the previous republican plur-
ality of 10000.
In Ohio, Governor Judson Har-
mon, democrat, candidate for re elec.
'lon, appears to have carried the
slate BY about $4,000 over Warren
y. Harding, republican.
IN New Hampshire Robert ?. Bass
.epubllcan candidate for governor
Is leading G. f. Carr, democrat, by
about C,000.
IN Pennsylvania the election O
9ohh L. Tener, republican for Cover
nor Is $ claimed by a large plurality.
! IN tennessee, the fusion candidate,
M ne'l v Hooper, is apparently electeo
Democratic governors have beer
eieeted IN Alabama and South Carroll
In Iowa the democrats claim tn,
eleetlon Of Claude r. Porter for GOV
nello, @ but this is not yet conceded.
IN " isconsin, the election of th,
'epabllcan candidate for governor, il
slaihled BY reduced majority and til,
ls'arh ,h OF Senator LaFollette to th,
.. senate is assured.
In Michigan, Chas. S. Osborne, re
publican candidate for governor, i
salu 70 have safe lead over his op
ponent.
returns from other localities of tn,
middle and far west are not conclu
ase' In California, Hiram w. John
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10

The Methodists of this city have
opened mission in the building
opposite the post office and the same
will be kept open every evening Of the
week excepting Sunday and Monday.
Charles Holt of the Salmon river
country, was ID the city the first of
of the week paying his taxes and
looking after other business matters.
G. Il. Mcdonald of Post Falls, is
here for visit with his sister, Mrs.
Elmer Carpenter. He is holding
down a good position in North Idaho
as telegraph operator for the N. 2.
Fred karstin returned this week
week from the Central Oregon coun-
try, where he has been for some time
past erecting warehouses for the In
terror Warehouse Co.
Two Idaho county boys have made
good at the University already this
year; we refer to Charles Horning and
Mae Scholield, the former won fourth
place on the debating team and the
latter sixth place.
Judge l. Vineyard has been ap-
pointed referee in bankruptcy for this
section, an appointment that meets
with the hearty approval Of the prac-
tising lawyers Of Idaho county.
II. T. Church, Sunday school 10
\. NJ; sermon Il \. II subject;
Let rs Reason;" Bible study z. NJ.
sermon 7:3o, tubieet, The Father 5
Christ. Men are invited to this
service.
Register Bartlett of the Land Office,
came up from Lewiston this week and
remained long enough to cast his
vote for the party of his faith.
f. w. Mattox of the Winona Sec
ton, was in the city last week on mat
tiers of business and before returning
called at this Office and had his name
added to the Free Press subscription
list.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10
Second Annual Baby Show.

The Lyric Theater announces lis
second annual baby show will begin
December first and closes january
first, \ handsome set OF tiftr dollar
fnrs will be given as first prize. The
prize is now on display u Fosters i
window and Is sure handsome gift.
Babies Of two years and 0ndef will be-
eligible aud slides will ba furnished
free. Manager Edmun son advises
US that the Bunnell studio will fur
nish the slides free No soliciting
will be allowed in either the theater
or lobby this year, thus giving a fair
chance to all.
This is the second annual baby
show of this popular amusement house
and promises to prove most popular.
Last year there was the keenest Of
rivalry and this year promises even
more entries. The prize is worth the
effort and as it costs nothing to enter
all the good looking babys in Grange
vile should be entered and the ques-
ton finally settled as to who has the
best looking youngster.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10

Charles Dunham of the Whitebird
country, was in the city the first Of
the week looking after matters of
business. He brought with him some
fine samples of apples from his or
chard down there which certainly goes
a long way towards proving that the
Whitebird section is agreat apple
country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10
CARRY IDAHO COUNTY

lie TeCuTlS lIOlll ~ pliiioipdi lllC-
cincts of the forty in this county show
that Hawley has carried Idaho county
rom 100 to 300 majority. The demo
Gratis have elected half Of the legisla-
tive ticket and seven out of the twelve
other county offices.
Steven and Parker have been elect.
ed by the democrats for theslower
house and Ecl<ert senator, and John
Eimers, representative by the repub-
licans.
Pettibone and shiller have been
elected BY the democrats by a big
majority for commissioners and John
ltiee, republican, by a small majority.
Bradbury secured the auditor
Office over Harris by 161 to 200
majority.
Overman has secured the largest
vote Of any man on the democratic
ticket, and is elected over Brown by
666.
Rice, republican, is returned to the
treasurers office by a scant majority
of 81. Wilson made fine race and
returns form the outlying precincts
will probably reduce Rice's lead.
The race for probate judge between
! Jaoues and DeHayen is close, how
ever at the present time DeHaver
/ is in the lead q votes.
Percy NJ. Glanville is reelected
Superintendent over Mrs. Arnold BY
| 300, thus reducing his majority ovel
two years ago which was 636 by BAT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-10
HAWLEY WINS

Through the womanhood and man
hood Of Idaho today finds James II.
Hawley elected governor over James
Brady bya majority at the least caleu-
lation Of 700. Two years ago the people
of Idaho had enough confidence in the
honesty and integrity Of Brady 70
elect him by majority Of close to
5000. Two years he has been in
office and in.that time has by his acts
omission and commission so shattered
his reputation with the people that to-
day finds him dishonered and discredit-
ed by his own party and suffering the
humiliation Of overwhelming defeat.
People of Idaho by their action
Tuesday, made it perfectly clear that
the man elected to the highest office
Of the state must do his duty and at
tend to the affairs Of his office if he
expects to be returned. Hypocricy,
double dealing, neglect and making
the scapegoat of the other fellow will
not win.
On the first of January, James H.
Brady, so-called reformer and pro-
fessional politician will step down and
out and retire to private life where
honest confession may bring peace to
his troubled soul. The affairs Of
Idaho will be administered by man,
in the governors chair will be a man
of sincerity and fairness to all, not a
democratic governor, nor a republican
governor, but the governor of the
people, elected by the people and a
man who will administer the affairs Of
the state in the interest OF the people
Truly, Idaho has won great victory
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

Through the courtesy of c. G. Raichle, division
superintendent of the De Laval Separator company
received copy of the Galesburg, Wis. Repub-
lican, from which note that the COWS of Trem-
pealeau county, Wisconsin, for the farmers
million dollars annually That county is about IS
miles square. The total value of the dairy products
for the entire state Of Wisconsin last year
$79,o00,0O0 The farmers Of Wisconsin in the early
days tried to succeed by raising grain only but it
wouldn't work. They were as poor az church mice
until compelled to take hand in the dairy bust.
ness, and from that day on they made good money
every year North Dakota farmers are awakening.
and soon this will be of the important dairy
states OF the union and farmers will be able to
Jingle the dollars in their jeans twelve months in
the year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27
A Traitor to His Party.

We have seen candidates do many shameless
trick in order to be elected to Office but never be-
fore have we seen such example of treason to
ones party as has been perpetrated by S. A. Soren-
son, our present sheriff, who hopes to again be
honored with this position. Our voters we'll remem-
Der that sorenson was candidate before the pri-
naries the Republican ticket. He was defeated
fairly by E. D. Kelley not only in Ward county,
but in the new county well. He showed himself
to be poor loser for shortly after the results we're
made known, he announced that he would make an
Independent fight for the Office. He broke his con-
tract with the voters and that alone was enough
to brand him political pervert of the worst
Sort He was elected by the Republicans two years
ago, and he ought to thank them for allowing him
to hold this lucrative position for so long But he
has itching for the ONCE rather for the money
there is in it. that cannot be appeased He has
shown that he viii stoop to political dishonor to
win. He thinks he sees an advantage. The Demo
cratic candidate has hopes CT winning at all,
- he steps down out and the Democrats sub
0titute the name OF Sorenson. The Democrats
ought to be proud of this political traitor We doubt
he will receive third of the Democratic votes and
he certainly cannot expect any support from the
Republicans. If sorenson had made good sheriff,
he would have been elected again with ease but
70 hold the office again and he ought to nave had
stamia enough to accept the verdict gracefully.
He'll know more after Nov. 8, but the voters will
always think Of him as a man without party legal
ty, prir ciple or honor. who will turn his
coat p %rrans~n has Done, should not be trusted
with ut an office as that OF sheriff.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27
Notice of Foreclosure OF k-ai Estate
Mortgage by Advertisement.

Notice Of Foreclosure OF k-ai Estate
Mortgage by Advertisement.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by Edwin e. Paul and Rather
Inc Paul, his wife. Is mortgagors, to
the Coal Harbor Lumber Co., a do
nestle corporation as mortgage,
dated the 18th day of November, A.
D. 1907, and filed for record in the
office OF the register of deeds, Of the
County Of Ward, and State Of North
Dakota, on the 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1907, at 1880 o'clock p. m. and
recorded in Book 100 Of mortgages,
on page 1873, will be foreclosed by .
sale Of the premises in such mort
gage, and hereinafter described. at
the front door Of the Court House in
the County Of Ward. and State Of
North Dakota, At the hour Of two
o'clock p. m. on the srd day Of De-
cember, A. D. 1910, to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage On the
day Of sale. the premises described
in such mortgage, and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are describ-
ed as follews:
1t M II. S,esk ~. I |. ~ No
Gray-Havy Additioa . ~ vintage
q Ryder. War1 County, North Dakota,
according 20 tAs Pat thereof. now %
file in the office Of the register Of
deeds Of said Ward county, North Da-
kota.
There is due on such mortgage tho
sum Of three hundred four 1900
($so415) dollars, and the said mort
gagee did on the 9Th day Of septem-
Der, A. D. 1910, in order to protect
IL claim under tho sid mortgage.
did pay for and in behalf of the said
mortgagors. the sum of ten 61-100
($10.61) dollars, to McGray and Har-
ve~-. being the balance due them IN
der the contract for deed for the said
premises herein above described, and
has also paid the further sum Of one
25-10o (s1.25) dollar, for the record
ing Of the said warranted deed. and
10 further sun q sevsa 1S-1oo (>7.34)
dollars, taxes for year Of 1909. paid
by the mortgage September II. 1910,
that with such sums 20 paid there
will be due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the total sum Of three
hundred twenty three $1,000 ($37S.30)
dollars.
Dated this 10Th day Of September,
A. D. 1910.
II. r. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Mortgages,
Ryder, North Dakota.
COAL HARBOR LUMBER CO..
A Domestic Corporation,
Ward County, N. d.. Mortgage.
o. A. oORRl9ON,
OAef46 ol Ward County, n. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

The readers should remember that the District
Judges are not supposed to handle the citizenship
matter 1t all, they have plenty Of work to do b.
sides this In naturalizng foreigners, they do moth
ing than take load of the shoulders Of
such men Judge Amidon. and If they happen to
mako any mistakes, this is al the thanks they get
for it. II the District Judges Of the western part Of
tlse state would all refuse to naturalize foreigners
W wonder how much the work Of Judge Amidon
would be increased. This is about what they Will
%, II tie Judge continues to find fault with them.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27
BLACK SHEEP IN THE CRAFT.

Printers as rule steer clear of the penitentiaries
and while DOCTORS preachers, lawyers and in
the other professions. frequently inhabit the walled
institutions, there aren't ordinarily enough print
ers to conduct the penitentiary newspaper, 30 the
story goes, and in consequence night schools are
held at which certain individuals taught TO
set type, clean up the "py" and do other useful
work.
But there is one printer who seems to have gotten
into a peck Of trouble. He Is Geo. B. Williams Of
Chicago President Of the company which bears his
name. Williams has Just been arrested for PRINTING
counterfeit Nicaraguan five peso notes. and when thu
plant raided by officials 100000 worth OF this
money found. Williams says that he 10 inno-
cent. He doing the work for H. N. 6ecreest OF
Tampco Mexico, who has also been arrested and
says the Mexican declared he authorized BY
the Nicaraguan government to have the work done
Wi Hams probably getting good pay, as we
suppose he has the cost system" at work. Even
the engraver, Richard j. Trunbll, manager of the
Guarantee Engraving company has been arrested
and the penientiary stares these men in the face
Our laws exact that it is crime to not only
counterfeit our own money but that of any other
country.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

Staa'e Hendrickson, sometime representative. and
who now travels around the state a pass, sells
insurance and collects 800 month In the capacity
Of John Burkes game warden, Is getting some
favorable notoriety all around the state. staale
used to be considered hale fellow we'll met but
the boys didn't know him at the tine. His sheeps
chothing is becoming pretty we'll warn. disclosing
his true identity. Time was when 0taale could b
elected to most any position in his district, but
We doubt now If he could secure the once Of
pound master. It's ever thus. when . aaa sells
himself for thirty pieces Of silver.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27
cRITlCizING JUDGE BURKE.

Judge Amidon in addressing jury in a case in
United States District court held in Minot,
At to direct the attention OF the jury at some
length to the fact that Judge Burke who is candi-
date for the Supreme bench, had been careless in
administering the oath to certain foreigners who
had appeared before him to become naturalized.
Coming just on the eve of election the enemies of
Judge Burke are making the most Of Judge Amdons
speech and the papers friendly to the corporation
candidates are printing it under big head lines
Judge Burke may have made some mistakes dur
ing all the years ne has sat upon the bench, but
where Is the Judge who has not? Judge Amidon
himself will admit. We have doubt that he
has likewise erred. Perhaps he didn't know it at
the time. and neither did Burke. 1t has been the
custom of practically all of the District Judges to
administer oaths to number at time. and
while theoretically this is not wise practically
speaking there may have been excuse. for we
Ill know that If there is set Of officers who
sadly worked it is our bevy of District Judges
The Independent has been unable to hear Judge
Burke's side of the case, but willing to
arrest judgement until he is given chance to
plain. 1t is known that Amidon does not favor
Burke and we are wondering if in giving this
address he did not consider what effect it would
have upon Burke's campaign.
The good lawyers that supporting Fisk,
Cooley and Ellsworth have opened up headquarters
In Fargo in the deLendrecie block with three
men in charge to push the candidacy of the three
men named, with vigor. There are evidently no
orders to limit expenses but the other hand it
would that the three privileged to
incur any and all expenses that they may deem
necessary to carry the work. Someone Is pay
ing for this and 1t is not believed that the candi-
dates putting up tine money. If they are and
are making a combine of this character it would
not Of commend them to the people,
1t seems that the powers behind the three are de-
termined to elect their Supreme Judges This
the people should bear in mind as it gives clue to
the hopes at least Of the corporation interests that
are backing up the combine. Whether not these
corporation hopes vel, founded is Of course,
quite another matter, but usually corporations and
their representatives do not 60 into matter and
support it blindly without any reason or expecta.
tion that it is will be to their interests to do
60 Before voting each voter should give this matter
the most serious consideration.-Fargo Searchlght.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

We have little sympathy with the ohlce seeker
who, after meeting defeat at the primary. COMES
out and announces himself IN indepeaAsat can
didate. The man who refuses to ablAe BY the de-
cision Of the voters is not a safe maa to place in
once.
The above taken from the Ambrose Newsman docs
not refer to any particular candidate s. A. Sorenson
present sheriff came out in the primaries a. a
Republican then announced himself ~ an independ-
ent candidate, and later picked up by the Demo
Gratis. Never in the history Of the state has there
been such ludicrous political stunts performed by
candidate for any Office Its anything to win, for
sorenson. Honor is apparently not given the least
consideration.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

The Democrats making special effort to
elect their candidate for county Judge, but their
efforts will prove futile. Never in the history of
the state, has this Office been conducted in better
shape than during the time that Nehemiah Davis
has been judge His records are open to the closest
investigation. Every penny has been accounted for,
and the Judge knows his business. From an econo-
mical standpoint the voters can do no better than
to elect Judge Davis again. The expenses of his
Office have always been reduced to a minimum and
it is actual fact that the Judge has turned over
to the county every year, considerable more than
his salary has amounted to- These are reasons
enough for eecting the Judge by an overwhelming
majority.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-27

Although the Independent is not published in
the 43rd legislative district, large number of our
papers circulate there and we fee as though we
are justified in saying word in hehalf of one of
the candidates from that district, John A. Engund
Although Mr.. Englund was nominated high man in
the primaries in his district, effort Is being made
by few of his political enemies, to defeat him. His
majority may be cut down little, but he will not
be defeated, you can bank that Mr. Engund Is a
successful farmer and business man, and modest
with ali. Because certain politicians cannot handle
him. they decree that ne shall be defeated. The
voters have something to say about It, however
and they will look after their best interests. No
greater mistake could be made than to turn down
this man.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-29
Psrpissities Of q Candidate.

A very unfortunate circumstance
occurred nj noon hour meeting Of
The Santa y. shopmen last Friday
which was addressed by Governor
shafroth and the best secretary of
state that Colorado ever had" These
perpetual office holders went over
among Ia. common herd OF plain
orkingmcn to extend them III. glad
hand and wish them n Merry Christ
mas-as usual during campaign.
The governor and III. secretary were
shaking hands promiscuously with
everybody and making themselves un.
usually agreeable. Finally. however.
In making the glad hand round. tn"
best secretary OF state that Colorado
ever had. bumped Into n man with
whom he had had some unfortunate
business misunderstanding. IN the
days when he WAS JUS, a plain dis.
'r'ct clerk. ana IN" hofhy hahu'u
son Of toll not only refused TO shake
hands with him. but proceeded to
throw tho harpoon into him to n fras'
xlc. To the apparent great delight and
keen relish Of one hundred or more
onlookcrS. Everybody. you know. en-
Joys . scrap. and II don't make much
difference 10 the onIookers who the
participants are. and this one between
tho best secretary" and III. rrimy
son Of toll was no exception. Nearly
everybody enjoyed it-ail except
"Honest John and the best secre'
tafy Of stsac that Colorado ever had" 3"
They did not seem 10 enjoy II n, all.
aal probably regret to this moment
that tAey took the trouble To walh
across The viaAuct 70 hold . "shor
meetins." He that seeks equity. Of
voles, shouil come With ciean hands
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-29
Jeter Arnold Shot.

letter Arnold. the well known sheep
man OF MaDzanola. was shot through
10th arms and the right hip last
Tuesday afternoon. by william Iiar.
desty. foreman ON the Plcndcrlci,h
sheep ranch near Timpas. The shoot.
Ing was the rcsul, Of n dispute over
range rights. Arnold had run the
M.xicans out of tho Plondcrlcilh
sheep camp. and while loading the
camp and the provisions into an
automobile. was hailed by Hardcs,y. :.
who had been acquainted with what
was going on By the Mexicans. Har.
dcsty WAS about 100 yards away when
hc hailed Arnold demanding that
he throw up his hands. Instead Ar.
mold made . dive for his gun and
nardessy took two shots st him. both
Of which took effect Hardesty thea
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-29
Hungry for Colorado Literature.

s. n. Hines. secretary OF the Ar.
kansas Valley Commercial Associa.
ton. In u night letter Telegram last
Tuesday from Pittsburg. Pa. to the
great family Journal says;
Above 100000 hAv. attended the
Pittsburg Land Show up to Tuesday
Of this week. The Hearst trophy cup.
awarded to otero county for the
best display OF horticultural and Agri.
cultural products at the recent lrri.
CATION Congress In Pueblo. Ia the
greatest attraction Of tho entire cx.
hibit. and Otcro should lie proud.
Tho Arkansas Valley display Of grains
and grasses In the best 1T the show.
Literature from every point In the
valley with the single exception Of
Ia JuntaD, 10 being placed In the
hands Of the most desirable people.
The crowds In attendance svery day
are eager and hungry for literature
telling the story Of Colorado's great.
nsss - . Horticultural aAd asricul.
tusai state. On COLORADO 1ay. iAsl
oatur1ay. the Arkaasss Valley e.
htb2 ~ 0o.eoo visleeeA"