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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Tt has been a months since the last
$40 subscription to the library book
fund was secured. Isn't it time to
wake up the Seepers again?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

The frenzied financier uses the lit
tie suckers as bait to catch the big
ones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

THE large audience attending the
presentation of "Graustark" last
night, despite the rain, was fine
tribute to that excellent company.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

The excuse for breaking good res
olutions is it served them right FOR
being moral.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

The rain yesterday washed the road
bed of the new Americas and Ash
burn railway, while the walls of that
100000 cotton mill caved in entirely.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Nothing pleases a woman more
than to have some other woman envy
her.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Most people can be convinced more
easily with club than with logic.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

1t isn't difficult for the average man
to stay married after he once gets
used to it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Men tarred with the same stick
don't always look it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

A woman can admire man for his
virtues, but love him for his faults.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Intelligence is much more comfort
able to live with than intellect.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

But woman can't be arrested for
holding UP her own train.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22

Miss Lenore has decided to remain
another week here for the benefit of
those who have not consulted her re-
garding the past and future
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-22
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TOLD IN FEW LIN
Pencil Stubs Picked UD AT
Random.

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Loose Leaf Ledgers and Memos. Hol-
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
NDe 9tiermer | Ila8et.

vSlo 8lorp" pil mart fsie TO Stjer-
ner til be 46, iom bet itolte 6lag alle=
reoe bar. glep Werieo og ariSona
pil om iits l0nse inbta fin plaos / be
ssorenebe Staters R0tte, jeonbproige
os lieeitilleos | enboer Senieenos meo
bent ale, os isrii MI faa ben fuloe
Nnlebnins til at uooitle os tilnstte.
eisre Zig alle fine naturllae &i9ooms=
fiber. Senatet oeotoa ben lobe Sunl
9open ON ut opbsie be TO SerritOrier
til Stater. % bel at m9rte til to ielps
itenoise Slater os lite iluat iummen
til en-, bpao observation-disclosures gus
bapbe toreilaaet, men eitsr Senutets
geilutnina iife ialtbolot. 8et pil
eubnu ia noeen Bib Isr Sopen tr0oer
/ 2raIt: psie Vetn9elIer itul opipl-
oes c9 be nps Stuters 2cpe mua isrli
bore approberet, men prGiioenten bar
aasrsoe git lin Santtlon, o9 @lGoeu
% Snbslen er operitrsmmsnoe..i pbOs'
mir og Santn SIT WaIb.-p.)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
= Serntamerne t,taa jpare.

Observation-Disclosures blep Israelia
ituhet, ba &eaierinssn lite piloe til.
laoe benz at forbsie 5raatiatierne. oq
for at piie at bet iaa iunbelis bar ben
opre Nsbbenoisbeo os iits osrss i9b.
uanlise 9ap.ipse, iOm bapoe tplnse,
oem til at ia bette Stribt, logger bt
MI al 9uiinoer af Nrbeibsre os ino'
filler al Npbpsnin9 paa ubeltemt Sio.
4lene Norbbeiten pil ca. Is, ,00C
Wano bli arbsibslsie. Nortbern pa'
Gift bar iaaleoes ait Orore til at af-
ltebiae $500 Manb, Great Nortbsrr
3. 900 os NortbmeHern 600, mems Obi
easo. Uiilwauiee & ct. paul allereot
for nOaen Tiger iioen Ia af msllem
900 os l.2O0 ulens / bet norolia'
Difritt. Den iioiinGpnte Sernbant
bill bog forelsbia iortiatte meo tint
Npanl99 Norbpsfen. Santa 81
bar git 1000 Mano 9lfiteo paa sraat
Yapir, os Chicago, Sod Sslano &
paeifie ooer l,500. preIioenten fol
Nortbern paeific. Spwaro GllOt, bal
ubienot en- Gril9rins, / bpilten bar
flyer, at @runoen til Sernbaneielita'
bernes Sanolemaaoe maa isees / o'
fore Statter, 5orbprelien af Nrbeios'
bi0lp Og Wlaterialer og enoelis Der
altfOr itore Aiast, Sernbanetommis'
Iionen bar faat, bpiltet alt tiliammer
bioraser til at forminoite SelitaberneI
5ortiensiie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

Entered as second-class matter October 81
1909 at the post ONCE at Sisseton, South Da-
kota, under the Act of March g. 1879.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Gollmar Srporenes GirfnssVarao.
aabeubarer JOreitiflinsens
Garafter.

8olmar Bros. fore 6iriusielItab,
Ium tummer til Sisieton ben 13bs
Suli, er Ell horartet Sutces ale oeta
Oppisninger, fra Gjaoeparaosn ON
,sormiooasen til Goncerten ON Ifte'
men. Slaoene andre Yper bar ubs
taft lig me9et rOIenoe ON 8ollmar
grps. Yaraoe. Selp paa Steoer,
bppr be life bar optraaot fsr, bar
6jaoeparuocn taect Publitum meo iaa'
ban Ye9clltrins, at GOreltillinserne
2eltene bar b9ret aloeles operfplbte.
Get er 9araoen, at ct Girfustompani
meo ,Soroel fan bie Colt bpao bet bar
at bpoe pna Hetning AZ Stabilitei
% Garatter. Sols bet er ct oaarll9i
Selltub, Ion fun bar alminoelige Cp'
pisninQer ct bpoe paa, bill Yaraoen
iort0ne net. Spis oct er ct 9oot Sel'
itab pil @aoeopoisnineen itrar pii,
bet. BoQmar 9ros. liorartebe llbfpl
taoer ie altio goot uo 8aoeparaoer
% bar punoet 6oltets uoelte gifalo
Manqe paaltaar, 8ollmar Bros. pa,
oen beoite Yaraoe, iom nossniinoe e.
iremuiit bpiltenipmbelft gp. Der
taoer lin 9c9pnoelie fra 6irtusplaoier
al 10 os pil paraoere slennem @pen!
Sopeogaoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Sisictou Og Smtgn.

DIR. os Mfrs. Nrtbur Slion to9 li9 en-
Sur til &egjerinsens Snoianer.Stol,
iisnoass.
Slbebrana. q. %. CARTONS GUS
2ate 5ownlbip, Sec. 20, blep sbelaai
al Sloebrano forrise llae.
slbert Garlbere iulate 3irsoass en-
6lanosrs run-about Maitine til Wr.
&. q. GridIon af ybite Rod.
SOroas ben 2oen Suli afholoes Gipil
Serpios Examination for pofttiprsrs
ber / Sisieton. 2 9lnis9ere bar melbi
Iis.
sisieton Saa Seam foris9te Jig imoo
@sblsn itirsoass, men bet aii iom
l9opanliet: Sisieton table. Store:
90.
@rs. 5ulium fra Wlnneapolis, ION,
bar pGret paa Yeisg bos Wrs. artbu,
Slion ben iorlebne llge, reiitr blem
3irsoas.
sparfs peroensbersmts Cirrus, ION
tommer til Sisieton ben 4oe Suli,
bar elor ltorartet Sute.s oberalt. boo,
ben bor gioet Opoisning. Glen itft
at Ie ben Der ben Abe.
Zen norite 2oinbsforenins aiboloI
Hohe Sreoas pienic % Sals af 2pin.
oeioreninssartitler bos gD. .. 9orbit.
Der inotom oen patre Sum al 488,
iaa bet piier fig, at 9pinberne bar boz.
ret meget ilinte.
nor sala -Gn isrite &lasies 4 0sitt
3r0Iter 6alrbantssWorie pertital 8as-
pline Gngine tillalss. pris $l25.O0.
Min 6orretnin9 treber en- ltsrre gn'
eine. g. j. Osborne, Sisieton.
9ntber Scimer, om er paa Veisg
fit oamle !Sjem 0atota. Sa., for en-
tortere 3lo, itriper bertil, at Spo
Satota er BET beofe Steb paa Sorb'
tlooen o9 at ban mart oil tomme til
buge igje0.
Caroline Sobnion, en- mlooelalorenoe
Gpinoe, Der ital bore biemmebsrenos
paa oisie 9anter og lioer at relisisii
0anpio, bragtes af SberiHen bertil
ioaar fra Noro Satota. Den ulptte'
li9e 9pinbe bill iormooentlig blips
ienot til ct @alebus.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

llof9terne til en- rig 6ruetbsit el
uomGrteoe baaoe Stilebaps- % UT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SGrli9 9ialoe,
bette 9GbleaDlin9en, ipm / oisie 9anbs'
belle loper at bli oberp0ttes rig. 8
Wslemitaterne oerimob pil Den bli be,
tpoelig unoer ct Miooelsaar, pad
8runo al bet soel0g9enoe 6rOhpeir,
iom inotrai lboar; iualCbes bil Sbir
og WislOuri, bpor Der bDrtes ubprs
WGn9oer af 9Gbler, iaar neppe iau er
2reoieoel uf Den i0opanli9e Nplina
Ogiaa meo Senipn til Peahts er 6or'
bploet tiln0rmslIespis bet iamme.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Subscription price per year, ...sl.O Ot

@upernsr 6olt fra Misiouri boloi
ipr no9en 9io tilbu9e unoer en- Yan=
fst i g8aibinston, 3. g., en- 3uls
MOB v@rait." Sans Orb bar punoei
Zig glntlana, at Der MI er oannet en-
6orenina, The National Anti Graft
Movement, bpis Opgape bet ital
bore at arbeioe for llorpobelien ui
&orruption alle oens 6ormer be
6preneoe Stater. Vlnnot benz, 'om
er interesIeret Yep99ellen, er o9iaa
ben betlenote San 6rancisco Million0r
3lbolpb Spredels, iom allersoe bar
anpcnot 6ormuer til at rpooe op / ben
glu9ialialo, iom bso San 6rancisco
3Ommunetpre.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Sanfrm lmaa bctalc.
Gitcroonminser ira VrimGr.
paiget.

Saoen moo Corona State Gant %
bets 3osierer George 90. Start, unla9t
ai Gpuntp 9luoiter s. u. Rap, Glert
Of 6ourt Spar Stnoltao M. Il. for at
tomme 9eliooelIe al be $500, lom
@anten uolopeoe til ben eller De, Der
tunoe mpobepiie en- Gel SeltDlonins
ger mob gmbeostanoioater, fremiatte
Il ct Girtul9re umiooelbart fsr iiolte
prim9rpals, tpm op for Sommerne
Yrpor os GanIielo Der / SislctOn fors
rise llse. Som betlenot, blep bet li9e
eiter GirtulGrets Snentli99jsrelIe be
pin, at yeitploninserne bar aloeles
u9runoeoe pa fallte, o9 @ntlagerne
sioroe allereoe ba 6ororing paa Pen-
gene, men ganten nGsteoe at betale
o9 Sag anlaaoes.
gantens Sa9isrere. O'Srr. p.arIon
os Darlington, iorie9te iaa eoot De
tunoe at iortoatle Sa9en. Se irem=
bolot, at bet bele bar 9jort bare for
Moro Stub; at Yen9ene bar oepone=
reoe bare for at .bluhe" 1Olt; at Sns
Iur9enterne bar en- ina pntelig S}or-
iutning, at be maatte grlbe til 'elp be
elenoi9ite Gampmioler fpr at irelIe ut
Stinn at hen berp9teoe Wilion bauoe
Iudt mere Penge no al Sniur9enternes
Stnttalnmer emo ban par pGr0t, 0. l. b.
llnoer oisie SmltGnoigbsoer lpntes
6oriparlioens Nopotater. at 0om'
merne buroe bare Moolioenbeo meo
Yanten o0 oens Gusierer og laoe benz
oaa fri for at betale oisle 500 Collars,
oa bet bar iua tleoeli9t og ubpg9ell9t
at mautte opfere oisie Pense paa 6laa-
tiWItetbeoens 2onto. Men Sommerne
tunoe lite oele Ornrc Spfatnin9, og
aI9up Tom Nnil gerAes 6aosr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Sis1eton poiten,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE
NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE.
Published at Sisseton, South Dakota,
every Thursday by the
Sodnoindpidn.2 .2lmericdn Dubl. 60
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
WmerifaS Worom(rno pa
Den 17oc Wai 1914.

DC, iom iite tommer til Ror9e
1914 for at operpGre 6eitlisbeoerns
Der Mnleoning al Sunorsbeaarsoa.
gen for Torses llafb9nsisbeo, ben
l7oe Mai 1914, oil bape beu 5rsit
at tunne operb9re 9lmerita en- aen,
bpis Maae aloris bar p9ret bolbt ber
/ 2anoet. Man er M if9ro meo al
oanne en- 6eiiiomite, bsitaaenoe al be
mart ct par 9uiin SpsoeIas 2lme.
rita, Spersnsitemmelie meo ben BE-
ilutnins, iom af &eproisntantsr for Z
Sp9oslag bleu fattet paa ct Msoe
Minneapolis Onsoas 9litsn ben l7o.
Ropember forrise aar.
Beilutninaen. iom blsp iattet paa
blnt M|soe, bar iaalposnoe:
Ser benltilles til be Iori!irtliae
ypgoelas at sisre, bpdo be tan for at
faa lltano en- TOR fGles l7oe Wai- 5eii
/ 1914 for bet norite Solt 9lmerita d"
Der blep p9iaa beiluttst, at bet benz
ifllles til be fOritjellise Yn9oelae, at
be laoer oeres 6orm9no uo9isre 9lr-
ran9ementstomiteen for 17oe Wai.
6elten | 1914. gnopioere blep BET
belluttet, at bet paalaeses 6orman.
ben Tor galorislaset, iom bet elonc
Sp9oela9, at iammentaloe @rrau9e=
mentstomiteen for SStIten, iaa Inart
om ben er bal9t os at oenne &omite
tr9ber iammen inoen lloean9en aI
1910.
Valorlsla9ets 6ormnno, proi. 81.
VI. Veblen, bar allerebe benbenot fla
perIonlls til Sognala9et paa oettes
9arsmpoe Winneapolis Torleoen, %
bette Sag beiluttsoe enltemmis at bore
meo at faa iitano en- Iaooan 6ef.
Spert cnelte gp9oelag pil blioe ammo.
Oct ON at bore meo, baaoe be allerebs
erllterenoe Sag, o9 be, iom maatte or
9dniieres iaar eller inben en- rimelio
Sio fsr 5eiien.
Sa prof. 9eblen blsb ipur9t ON,
bporleoes ban babbe t9ntt li9 en- iliq
Gelt, ibareoe ban, at ben buroe boloes
paa ct centralt Steb, bpor Der tuno,
rummes ca. Is, 600 Wennefter, oa a
Geitli9beoerne burbe be9pnoe ON gf,
termlooa9en o9 fOrti9ttes ON 9b9loer
meo bet beoite Program, iom Der pa,
at oporibs, 6aaoe msb Senipn til "a
ler, W'ulit og Sang. Wleo andre Orb
en- 6ef iom Storilusenbso aloril
bar babt lin 2ige. os en-, iom pil p9r
Mtooer Noraes S9oersbas peroia.
Slanbt be Stsoer, Der esner fig ii
benne Set, nGpnte ban Sippoorom
ypgnin9en paa MinneIota Statsuo
filling; hpis geiret tilloo oct, tuno,
man boloe 6eiten paa gitermiooa9en
bet frie.
Oct er ct iolosialt 9lrbeioe, &omi
teen paata9er fig. men Der er 9oo 3it
til at gjsre bet paa, o9 naar Yilien
arbeioslplten og SSntercsien for Sa9er
er tiliteoe, Oil man not naa Waalet
at faa iltano oen 6et for BET nOrit,
6olt / 9lmtrita."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
&omFrm

Sibfe Ssnoa9 par en- Ssitiosoaa
for ben noriis Wenisbso Sisieton,
ioet IA huge 8utter % bigger afiasbs
8OnfirmatiOnslsftet, nemlis:
Syvert III. Aas.
Annie ChelsOn.
Maline Gravdahl.
Alma Hendrickson.
George Hoff.
Inga Leonora JensOn.
Tina Helene Jenson.
SEVERN G.. Kleven.
Emil o. Okeson.
Marshall |. OkesOn.
Mabel r. Peterson.
Laura o. Stavig. -
Maurice Swanberg.
Carl ThOrsOn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
1mp S,arbors Ssiib &c.,

emo 0orbors, Minu.. onbsfoltr npiult,t
Qofe Gupsrior ,6erring. 100 Funo 6a99e
$3.50; 5OsQurb So99e $500, f. o. 3.
Swo 6arbors Differences: 6irit Stote
Ronf. - g hor pore e9ne Gasolirebuobs
oouenoe % iaoitOes fan ui uub.ioIe be oIIers
behts Nnrer. Nqpn RoilrOao.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

On Rebitin mtb en- Siftorie, Der 9nar
tilbaee til aolonitioerne og meo en-
ubrubt Retoro af Suites Yebanolins
gen af Blob ns orsaniite Spgoomme,
er Or. petsrs 2urito, bet bersmt.
llrtemiobel. Suloiienoi9e GplpsnIn-
ger onsa mso pofen. Strip til Or.
Better Nubrnsp & Sons Co., 1876
60. Sopne @pe., Chicago, ST.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

aunoen: ,,Seg maa oesp0rre
itrar Iige Gem, at 9e lite ian iua Ben-
gene for til Nptaar."
StrGooeren: Set 9jsr life Del
minofs."
aunoen (slao): ,SUOrnaur tnr
le9 faa 3slet?"
StrGooeren: ,3il NDtlar!"
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-08-19
Labor Day Committees.

General executive committee
composed of the presidents of the
various locals affiliated with Central
Trades and Labor Council Of
Roundup, namely, r. Condor, J.
Dunn, f. Peterson, J. QuissenDerry,
c. W. Canforth, J. G. Bogue, A. G.
Graham, and W. Ismay.
Finance Committee-R. Condor,
A. G. Graham, J. Quissenberry.
Music Committee j. C. Bogue,
E. Peterson, A. Wilkinson.
Refreshment Committee-J. =.
Degnan, H. p. Nelson. A. Wilkin-
son.
Sports Committee-J. p. Degnan,
Dennis Murphy, e. Schefsick, J.
Lew, F. McKenna, ID. Scott, A. w.
Eiselein.
Dance Committec-A. T. Miller,
+. Peterson, II. p. Nelson.
Publicity Committee-D. NJ.
Coghill, Roy Ederhoff, John Dunn.
Marshall of the Day-E. C. Garvin.
President of THE Day j. P. Degnan.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-08-19
BLAIR-EAT0N
Miss May Blair and George Eaton
Are Joined in Wedlock at
LeWistoWn.

Miss May Blair and George
Eaton, two popular young people of
Roundup, hied themselves to the
county capital Wednesday morning
where they were made man and
wife. The marriage ceremony was
performed Wednesday afternoon
the couple returning to Roundup
last night.
The bride has been residing here
with her parents for the past year
and enjoys large circle of friends.
The bride groom is railroad man,
having been employed as engineer
on switch engine in the local
yards for year or SO.
The happy couple will remain
here for few days after which they
will go to Miles City where Mr..
Eaton has secured steady run on
this road. Their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-08-19
TILL OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Two New Ordinances Adopted Re
port of Treasurer Shows Balance
on Hand of $1,10708

Roundup, Mont, Aug. 10th, 1910.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 8 o'clock p. m.
Present: Mayor and Alderman
Pvles. Johnson, Schroeder an
Graham. Alderman Murray ap-
peared before adjournment.
Moved by Schroeder, seconded by
Graham. that bill Of Newton Lum-
ber company in the sum of $24.35
be allowed and warrant ordered
drawn for the amount. Carried.
Moved by Pyles, seconded by
johnson, that the bill of John
Stahl in the sum Of $3.50 for SER
vices as spe cial policeman and labor
on street be allowed and warrant
ordered drawn for the amount.
Carried.
Bill of Lewistown & Billings
Mutual Telephone Company for
$5.45 was read and referred to the
auditing committee.
Letter from Otto Wansmansdorff
regarding the proposed sewer system
was read and filed.
Bill Of Ray f. Bushnell in the
sum of $500 for services rendered
and cash paid, was read and on a
motion Of Schroeder, seconded by
Johnson, the same was allowed and
warrant ordered drawn for n e
amount.
Report of the City Treasurer for
the month of July showing balance
on hand Of $11O7.OS was read, ap-
proved and filed.
Moved by Graham. seconded by
Murray that Ordinance No. 34.en-
titled An Ordinance to Regulate
Disorderly Houses and Fixing Pun
ishment for Those Maintaining
Same" be adopted.
On the roll being called all pre-
sent voted in favor of the motion
and the said ordinance was declared
duly adopted.
Moved by Johnson, seconded by
Graham, that Clerk be instructed to
draw an ordinance requiring all
automobiles to have lighted lamps
after dark and fix penalty for
violation at $500 minimum and
$4,000 maximum fine. Carried.
Moved by Graham seconded by
Pyles, that council adjourn until
the 22nd inst. at 8 o'clock p. m.
Carried.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-08-19
KLEIN WINS
Hedges Goes Down to Defeat Before
Powerful Base Ball Assresa-
ton From Camp Two

The Hedges base ball team got
theirs last Sunday on the diamond
at Camp Two, when they assayed
to combat Henry Fletcher's power
full collection OF stars. The game
was a good one and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large crowd in at
tendance, which included a large
number from Roundup.
Neither side scored until the sew.
enth inning when Hedges INDUCED
in a comedy of errors and allowed
Klein to mark down three scores,
Hedges followed this up in the last
half of the eighth by doing the
same thing also scoring three runs
fCOntinued on Page EiRht.l
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PRIMARIES
SEPT. 3rd.
Republicans Will Hold County Con-
vention at Lewistown Satur-
day, September 10th

The Republican county central
committee has fixed the date for
the county convention for Saturday,
September, 10th, to be held in
Lewistown. This is five days be-
fore the state convention, which
convenes in Missoula on September
18th. The county primaries to
elect delegates to the county con-
vention will be held on Saturday,
September 3rd, a week before the
county convention.
The official call for the primaries
and county convention has not yet
been received in Roundup, hence it
is not known how many delegates
will go from here.
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METHODIST (0hf[Q[h([ IN SESSION
Seventy Ministers and Laymen Attend
Fourth Annual Session Of North
Montana Conference.

Roundup is host this week to
about seventy ministers and lay
men, the North Montana Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church convening here in its fourth
annual session. Roundup is sig
nally honored in being given the
opportunity to entertain this
body Of men, and every effort is
being made to entertain the visit
ing clergymen in such a manner
that the word Roundup will ever be
associated by them with open.
hearted hospitality
The Conference opened its sess-
ion Tuesday morning, Bishop Rob-
ert Mcintyre presiding. Mayor J.
G. Lohman welcomed the visitors
to the city in short address, which
was responded to by Rev: w. w.
Van Orsdel and DR.. Forbes. The
first thing on the program was the
conference examinations which were
taken by number Of candidates.
Tuesday evening, Pres. C. w. Ten
ney, of the Montana Wesleyan
University Of Helena, addressed the
meeting in the evening. Mr.. Tenney
is also editor of the Wesleyan pub
lication, The Messenger.
Wednesday was taken up by the
regular Conference session in the
forenoon, and addresses by DR..
David G. Downey, Of the board of
Sunday schools, Chicago, and Rob-
ert Forbes, secretary Of the board of
Home Missionary and Church Ex-
tensions, of Philadelphia. After the
evening meeting a reception was
held.
The Conference session was con-
tinued yesterday morning and this
morning. Yesterday afternoon the
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Misses E. Augusta Arris and Louise
Stork, of the Montana Deaconess
Hospital and School of Great Falls,
were the principal speakers. In the
evening DR.. Thomas Nicholson, of
the board of education, delivered an
address. This afternoon Miss Carrie
Barge spoke on the work accom-
plished by the Women's Foreign
missionary Society.
The Conference will remain in
session tomorrow and Sunday after
which they will adjourn until their
next annual meeting. At the meet
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ing to be held tomorrow morning
the place Of meeting for the next
annual Conference will be decided
upon. So far Poison has presented
the only formal invitation, altho it
is understood Lewistown and Great
Falls will also make strong bids to
be given a chance to entertain the
Conference.
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DAY
Program is Outlined for Big
Labor Demonstration in
Roundup, Sept. S, 1910.

Arrangements for the big Labor
Day celebration to be held here
Monday, September 5th, are pro-
crossing rapidly, and accoding to
present indications there will be
some big doings. The general and
subcommittee had a Joint meeting
last Friday evening in the Miners
Union Hall at which time the pro-
gram was partially lined out. An
other meeting was held Sunday.