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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,

NEW Vim, AONs AVt @OAOs
We are now well within the usually
dull period which precedes the holidays
of the year end; and, of course, most
of the factories are thinking rather of
approaching inventories than of adding
to their stocks. Thus, buying is re-
stricted mainly to absolutely necessary
purchases of leaf, outside of the grades
in which manufacturers feel that they
simply must secure themselves now or
pay the penalty of higher prices later
on. The Wisconsin of 1909 continues
to get thinner and thinner and is grad
ually disappearing from the market,
most of the large holders being virtual
ly sold out of this crop. The 1909 Zim-
mer, which seems undoubtedly to be
one of the best crops, generally speak
ing, which that section of the tobacco
growing area has produced for some
time is getting plenty of action. The
1909 Gebhardt is also beginning to get
into the market and is bringing record
prices. In fact, in some cases the
prices of 1905 have not merely been du-
plicated but have been improved upon.
Sumatra has not been very lively, but
the little of fine goods that is still left
will naturally have a ready sale in jan
uary and February. There is quiet
movement on in Havana goods and the
market is pretty clean of second Capa-
duras. For the rest the situation re-
mains unchanged from previous re-
ports. Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS.,, Dec. Is, 1910.

The near approach of the holidays,
coupled with the absence of casing
weather, is largely responsible for q
decided Stacking away of buying move
ment which has been very nearly sus-
pended in the country districts. Late
sales, however, hold around the figures
frequently quoted in this column.
The market for old leaf is reported
quiet in all the centers of trade as the
season for annual inventory approaches
and neither manufactures or jobber
cares to increase their holdings until
the revenue books are balanced.
Growers are waiting patiently for
casing weather that does not come, so
that they may attend to the stripping
and delivery of the crop which is very
largely sold under contract.
The shipments out of storage reach
$40 cases from this market to all points
for the week past.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
NEW YORK, Dec. 7, 1910.

Business among the local dealers has
been rather quiet for week or more,
and the leaf trade is not expecting
much more activity until after the holi-
days. The movement in the 1910 Penn
sylvania crop is little more pro-
nounced. and it is said that 5000 acres
have been contracted for Large man
ufacturing concerns did most of the
buying.
Sumatra. "A few small sales are re-
ported for the past week. Stocks OF
available goods are very small.
: Havana. In the local market there
is continued demand for Remedies
and heavy Vueltas, and in these types
some sales have been made. In the
city of Havana the transactions have
been mostly in the cheapest grades,
principally for the cigarette factories
and for export. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
CoLFAX, WIS, Dec. IL, 1910.

With the thermometer 20 below zero
there is not much sign of the long ex-
pected case weather. Farmers are
now anxious to commence stripping as
all the other farm work is finished for
the season. About so acres have been
sold in the vicinity of Colfav, to differ
ent buyers, but Mr.. Soverhill of James
vile has the contract for most of the
amount, sold for prices ranging from ]
to 70c. About $50 acres and some of
the choicest crops remain unsold. All
the old tobacco in farmers hands is
well cleaned out, but Kinney & Strand
hold about 200 cases of the 1907 crop.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16

WISCONSIN has population of 2, 333,
$50, according to the official figures of
the late census, and stands 18th in the
list of states. The population of Wis
consin when the census was taken ten
years ago was 2,O69, ,042. Hence the
state has gained 264, ,818 persons in the
intervening decade. This is gain of
1877 per cent. The gain ten years ago
was % per cent over the previous CEN
SI1S
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
Notice

All persons indebted to the Fassett
Cemetery association for the care Of
lots for the year 1910 are again re-
quested to call and settle. All accounts
are past due and should be paid at
once. Please give this matter your
prompt attention.
w. T. PoEERoy, Sec.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER, PA, Dec. 6, 1911

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 6, 1910.
The condition of affairs in cigar cir
cles was shown by the revenue report
for November, the tax representing an
output of over seventy million cigars
for the district. AS the very center OF
the district our county has had its share
of the business, and the factories are
still busy. And the manufacturers look
for continuance of business even after
the holiday trade.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-16
Notice

Subscribers to stock of the Edgerton
Wagon Co. can secure their stock GER
tificates at the Tobacco Exchange bank
where fnai payments may be made.
C. w. BIRKENMEYER, Secy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
INCREASED JURISDICTION
FOR COUNTY COURT

because there was choice of appeals
to the District or the Supreme Court.
The law has been amended in those
particulars so that the jury is now Sc
lected according to the rules applied
to District Court and from the same
body of jurors, and the appeal is al
lowed only to the Supreme Court. The
law as amended meets the objections
Of those who previously opposed in.
creased jurisdiction.
The advantage of increased juris-
diction to all parties concerned in liti-
cation can not be over estimated.
From every indication the measure
will be entirely unopposed as it is
strongly favored by business men,
farmers, attorneys, and all classes Of
litigants. The only danger to the pas
sage of the measure lies in indiffer-
ence to its Importance on the part Of
the voters. A majority of the total
votes cast is necessary to pass the
u
to remember that to cast ballot in
it's favor In November. The following
are the recommendation of business
men and attorneys:
We, the undersigned members of
the Ramsey County Bar, hereby ex.
press ourselves in favor Of having the
proposition Of increasing the jurisdic'
ton Of the county court submitted to
the electors at the general election
this fall. We believe that it will be Of
great benefit to this county, taxpayers
and litgants, to have this court es
tablished for the dispatch and cheap
ening Of Justice over actions within
the jurisdiction Of said court:
/ :. 4s@...- Signed: s ..::@' 4 =.
Henry G.. Middaugh, Devils Lake. :
.|,.M. II. Brennan, Devils Lake.
| Silver serumgard, Devils Lake.
! Edward Flynn, Devils Lake.
R. GoeE Devils Lake :: -, 10y, :'s5
i. y. Wehe, Devils Lake. : sss *S:s' I. q
Fred Traynor, Devils Lake. LIZ :, -
/ J. F, Henry, Devils Lake. :, =~S:z. u:
i F. r. Cnthbert, Devils Lake.
i D. q. Duell, Devils Lake.
i Homer Resler, Starkweather, N. d.
Edgar Anderson, Crary, N. D. :
| We, the undersigned business mel
Of Devils Lake hereby express oa1
J; selves in favor Of increasing the jul
isdiction of the County, Court as en
dorsed by; the Ramsey County Bar:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
HUNTING
SEASON OPEN
LARGE NUMBER OF NiMRODS OUT
AFTER CHICKENS AND DUCKS
THIS WEEK.

The city was practically deserted
Wednesday the occasion being the
first day Of the open hunting season.
A large number of the nimrods left on
Tuesday evening and camped on the
scene of the happy hunting grounds
SO as to be on hand bright and early
the next morning. In fact it is rum
ored in this city that party of the
most anxious ones who started for Ft.
Totten or that vicinity got so excited
over stirring tip the game Tuesday aft
ernoon that they could not resist the
temptation and bagged few chickens
before the time limit was out and as
result had to answer to the authori-
ties of Benson county for their haste.
It is reported that the scene on the
reservation was similar to the opening
of one of the reservations to settle
ment when there was long line ready
to rush on and grab land as soon as
the time was up, and that there was
a noise like sham battle most of the
day Wednesday.
Along toward Wednesday evening
the stragg1ers commenced to come in
with more or less game, and most Of
them wearing weary look as If they
had been up against hard days work.
Many of the hunters had stayed up all
night or gotten up 80 early in the
morning that they felt worse than If
they had stayed up all night, and as
getting up early was entirely out OF
Itheir line It told on them, especially
latter the effects of the cold preventa'
Itives had began to wear of a little.
It seems that the game is quite plen
tiful this year SO far as chickens are
concerned, but owing to the chilly
weather the birds are very mucl
aWake and flush quite easily. Tit
sffducks are mot as plentiful IN this 10
cality as they have beer In years past
This Is due largely to the fact that thu
dry season has dried up many of tn,
ponds and sloughs that have hereto
fore been their nesting, places.
The number Of hunting permits is
sued from the county auditors ofac,
in this city is not as great as las
year by about 200. There have bee,
about 800 permits issued SO far thi
fyear, and last year there were over 1
900 issued at the time of the openin.
of the season.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

THISTLE
o. p. A. BoRSTAD WRITES OF HOW
HE ERADlcATED THIS WEED.

" r. A. DOnS AL VIII ~ ES Of 1S"
HE ERADlcATED THIS WEED.
We are in receipt of communica-
tion from o. P. A. Borstad in which he
gives information relative to the era
dication of Canadian Thistle, which
we known will be of interest to many
of our readers. The communication
is as follows: s-;.&:
Editor Inter-Ocean,
Dear Sir: There is getting to be a
number Of grain fields in the county
that are literally covered with Cana
dian Thistle and with your permission
will tell the readers of your paper
how / succeeded in destroying this
pest in two different places on my
farm two years ago, after trying in
many other ways without success.
The first spot of thistle was in a
field Of oats and covered about one
fourth of an acre. a.: .,....z
In July, 1908 I cut the thistle down
close to the ground with a syth when
the greater part of them were In
bloom. The following September
plowed the ground about four inches
deep, taking care that all thistles were
turned under. On May 30th, 1909.
plowed the land again and seeded tc
millet on June ID. !: The. milletsswas
seeded broadcast Just before a: good
rain and obtained a. heavy growth. :
The second spot was on a piece ol
ground that. was summer fallowed IN
June, 1908 and about, The same size n
1.-THE 1he spot was plowed9 9on.th
Same day dis the first fsept.,. 1a0s| and
double disced and, narrowed three
times and seeded to wheat the last par
of April, 1909. &c. - w..
In neither Of these two places has I
single Canadian thistle appeared since
and as they have not showed up in two
years, I think that have good reason
to believe that they are killed out.
+2v..~> Yours Truly,
-s...,. t. O. P. A. BORSTAD. :,
i Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 81, 1910.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
LIMITS
EXTENDED
CITY COUNCIL EXTENDS CITY
LIMITS so AS TO TAKE IN VAL
UABLE ADDITIONS ON THE
NORTH AND THE EAST.

An important part of the proceed.
ings of the city council at their meet
ing Tuesday evening was the passage
Of resolution extending the city linn
it's so as to include a considerable
territory on the north and east of the
city.
The limits are extended north and
east taking in the land which lies
north past the deaf school, and as the
limits are now extended they will in
clude parts of the Richardson addition,
also Of Dodge's addition, Orr's addi-
tion, Ruger's addition and Maher &
Locke's addition.
This property in most cases lies d.
rectly adjacent to property which is
well built up and in some cases the
land included contains substantial i'm.
provements. The city Is planning on
extensive improvements and wish to
make them permanent. Some of these
improvements have been asked for by
people who own property which has
been outside Of the city limits and the
city was not in position to do any
thing for them. With this increase O.
territory within the limits the improve
ments can be put in much more com
plete and permanent than could hay,
otherwise been done.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
DOHENy ON !:
RAMP PAGE
RUMORED THAT BURKE'S LOCAL
KITCHEN CABINET ARE TO GET
A FEW BROKEN HEADS.
ORGANIZATION GETS ITS TAIL
TWISTED BY DEMOCRATIC CAM
DlDATE FOR SHERIFF.

Things have been doing among the
local democrats during the past week
and at present reading one Mike Do
heny is out with large sized, healthy
looking war club, threatening to break
several heads among the county DEM
ocratic organization unless he is CIV
en- the kind of support he needs. Do
heny's friends are waking up to the
fact that McLean's strength is grow
ing every day. Many are already con-
ceding the defeat of their favorite
and lay the blame upon prominent
members of the county democratic or
ganization.
Thus good, vigorous row is on
among the hosts Of democracy and the
public may look for some political
vaudeville stunts which will be enter
tanning in the extreme. To add to
the complications of the situation, tho
big democrat who has caused gray
hairs to come upon the brows Of Col
onel Kelly and Edition Bloom, is now
frankly and openly welding the knife
and cutting didos with the democratio
plans for harmony behind Burke.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

:8 Miss Margaret Leaning was the
charming guest Of honor at a party
given BY Mrs. Felix Rontier at her
home at Ghauta,lqua last Friday after
noon. The party was q farewell to
Miss Leaning who left Saturday for
her home at Saginaw, Mich. The aft.
:ernoon was pleasantly passed In mu-
sic and games, several selections be-
ing rendered BY Miss Ellen Chamber
lin and Don Prosser A dainty lunch
was also served. ...#
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

Jeo. J. Burtscher Ole Serumgard
Chas. B. Pillsbury w. A. Hamilton
J. Goldberg Co. Henry Hale. =.
J. @. Adams. A. E. Parshall
H. T. Reid . E. W.: Gilbertson
A. M. Mikelson Bjorlie & Nelson
Alex Elmslie G. M. Fisher :
R., eRice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
UNANIMOUSLY FAVORED BY At
,zToRNEYs AND BUSINESS MEN.
WILL; MEAN BIG SAVING IN LITl.
CATION AND sPEEDIER
- - JUSTICE,

= Below will be found statements sign.
ed by prominent business men and
leading attorneys Of Ramsey County,
recommending the adoption Of increas.
ed jurisdiction in our County Court;
This measure Is by far the most i'm
portant that has been submitted to the
voters Of the county, in years. Increas.
ed jurisdiction in the County Court,
giving speedy justice and saving ex.
pensive and long drawn out litigation
Is something that will mean dollars
and cents to every; Ramsey county citi-
zen who goes into court. This system
is rapidly winning it's way through the
state and is working with such dis
patch, convenience, economy and COM
plete satisfaction that 1t will soon be
adopted throughout North Dakota.
In a few words the provisions of
laws granting increased jurisdiction
are as follows: .: j. L..
r.. !. The County Court is given jur-
,isdiction in all criminal cases under
felony, in all civil cases up to $1,000.
2. The County Court will convene
on the first Tuesday of every month.
=, s. Five civil jury cases or q single
criminal case require that q jury be
: called.
Under this system the large amount
of litigation in criminal cases falling
!: under felony and in civil cases involv:
Ing less than $1,000, could be settled
Immediately. TAs 1t is at present ali
such matters must await the conyen
Ing Of the District Court, In this city
where the law provides for only two
terms Of that court during an entire
year Under increased jurisdic ction TO,
Sthe county eouulrt. The Important cas-
#es would of course still await the Dis
trict court, but the county court woult
relieve the District Court Of a heavy
burden in minor litigation, IN wa,
to avoid delay, save money and expe
y This matter was submitted to til.
voters or the county before but wal
opposed chiefly on the grounds tina
the selection Of a jury was ACCORDING
to the law applied to Justice courts ant
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

There has been but one accident re-
ported since the opening Of the hunt
ing season and that occurred Wednes-
day when Mike Doheny was accident
ly shot 1t seems that Mr.. Doheny was
on one side Of some bushes and G. e.
Day was on the other and when a
chicken flew up Mr.. Day shot at it, the
shot entering Mr.. Doheny's face, but
in such manner that it is not seri.
Gus and Mr.. Doheny is able to be out.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

Charles Welch who was killed at
St. Paul last week by Special Agent
of the Great Northern Alton 6. Ray
was not buried in the potter's field
at it was at first thought he would be
on account of none Of his relatives In
the Twin Cities who were willing to
defray the expenses. Alton G. Ray,
whose killing of Welsh was declared
justifable by the coroners jury was
discharged in police court by Judge
Rinehout last Saturday. Mr. Ray is
well known by Chief Barnes and VIM.
J. Hurst of this city, the latter having
worked under him several months last
winter. Ray was here last summea
with Barnum & Bailey's circus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
ONE YEAR OLD
RODENBACH G. MUNDT WILL Gel.
81
EBRATE THEIR FIRST BIRTH
DAY NEXT WEEK FRIDAY
- - - AND SATURDAY..

q; Next Friday, September 10th, marks
one year since the opening of the Rod
enbach & Mundt store in this city and
the proprietors of this popular store
express themselves as highly elated
over the success of their first years
business. They say that the amount
of business they have transacted. far
exceeds their expectations. They have
been constantly increasing their stock
and the business has followed more
rapidly all the time. x
ii They have decided to celebrate their
birthday by two days sale which will
occur next Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember 18th and 18th, at which time
they will do things that will surprise
every one in, the way, of prices. They
viii tell you all about it in an adzer-
tisement which will appear in the In
ter-Ocean. next. week. Watch for it
and see what you can get:by calling
AT Rodenbach & Mundt's store next
week Friday and Saturday. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

other grain Is turning out much bet
ter than was expected. AS a result
the volumn of business that is being
transacted in this city is far in ex-
cess OF what had been expected and is
not very much behind that of last
year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

We will have one Of the finest lines
of millinery in this section on display
in our store next. week and invite the
ladies of Devils Lake to make us call
before purchasing their fall hats.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09

Silence is golden, they say. Some
folks have been well paid for keep.
ing quiet, We must admit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-09
GOOD. At
FRACTIONS.
>, WV B&AD
MANAGEMENT OF THE GRAND oP.
ERA HOUSE HAVE SOME FINE
ATTRACTIONS BOOKED FOR. +.
=
THIS SEASON. -.

THIS SEASON.
Messrs. Cowley & Nimmo have some
excellent attractions. booked for the
coming theatrical season, and will lat
en- book, a. number, more. They are
only booking such attractions as Will
give their patrons good satisfaction. II
Among those booked 50 far are the
following: s.=: .sya.. 81 4. y II s: i.
i, The Burgamaster. ..5:.,.-.,y,sE< Sfz.ss. & s@
III. Paid in Full. ii NJ ;:;s Is ..f: 10 ss-s
The Climax. A.. T !: s$.szr. %s. .:zss .s 551
Ishmael.s ~, u sz,,.s4 4s.] = ,,,.ts I
!: Brewster's Millions. as:s. ...s:.,.s sl.: VI.
Across the Great Divide. vss5. -..e ~.
& The Man From Broadway. ..iss2 S s$SE
Vi The Arrival Of Kitty. :ss sS: ii .2 7.~ss3- .,.
"A Pair OF Country Kids. xS. s ~ 3
This is indeed a goodly array Of tall
ent for advance booking this early In
the season, and the; management as:
sures us that they will have a mum.
Der Of other attractions equally as
good as what they now have coming,
The prospects are that the theatre
goers will have every reason to re.
joice over the new opera house In Dew.
lis Lake this winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce return
ed Thursday morning from a visit to
Atmore, Ala. :
Mrs. Charles Gordon entertained at
Five Hundred" Friday, night, and all
present had a splendid time
r. w. Storrs, of the Breeze, attend
ed the Farmers Institute held in Glen
dale last week.
Miss Minnie McCaskll returned
from Atlanta, Ga, Saturday. She
has been attending school in that city
The local military company is busy
getting ready for the annual encamp-
ment, which will take place the begin
ming of July. Monday, the members
marched to the rife range in heavy
marching order, and spent two days at
the range in rife practice and Skin
mish drill. The company is one of
the organizations that West Florida
will be proud of, for under the leader
ship of Colonel Harley Cawthon it bids
fair to become the crack company of
the state,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-31

Fmerriment. The pupils were asked to
present the play again, but it was i'm
possible on account of the large num-
Der of participants. some of whom
lived in other counties.
On Wednesday evening in the Chau-
tauqua auditorium was held the dec
lamatiOn contest for a gold medal Of
fered by the Walton Land & Timber
Co. It was won by Miss Kate Nc
SWeen. Following is the program:
Chorus, "All Through the Night
Welsh Air
Defamation, commencement" -
Ada Faircloth.
Defamation, Bobby shafto"-Kate
McSween.
Declamtion, The Jury's Verdict
Annie Storrs.
Defamation. The Soul of the VIC
lin''-Ruth Thalmier.
Chorus, When Cupid Made Love to
the MoOn"-Dudley L. Smith.
Defamation, THE Gypsy Flower
Girl'-Kate Rurks.
Defamation. Selling a Feller"-
Helen ChambIess.
Defamation, Ben Hur's Chariot
Race"-Christian Mcdonald.
Chorus, Loves Old Sweet Song
Mallory Smith.
The graduating exercises were held
Friday night in the auditorium and a
large audience was present. The fol-
lowing was rendered:
Invocation, Rev. W. D. TURNKEY.
Chorus, The Little Dustman"-
Brahmes Smith.
Address of the evening, Prof. Ar
thur Williams.
Chorus. spinning song from The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-31
Not Sorry For Biunder.

IF my friends hadn't blundered in
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