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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
Shift In Nays Line.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 5.---Severa inn
portant changes were made in the
lineup OF the Naval Academy team
to-day. and the strongest competition
for places in both the line and back
field that has been seen here for
years is now going on.
Mering was tried at lett guard. and
Brown, the big fourth class man. was
at right end. The work OF Howell
was very good and his line hitting net
ted several good gains. The work this
afternoon included twenty minutes Of
the hardest kind Of a contest between
the first and second teams. Dalton
made the only touchdown OF the af-
ternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
In Panama"

In Panama, another of those plays
written for laughing purposes only
which the Bijou has been offering its
patrons. has crowded the playhouse
thus far, notwithstanding the fact that
Richmond's~ greatest fair is In pro-
gress.
Panama must indeed be a place of
eternal JOY, for Gustave Windt and
Hugo kisser. the leading comedians,
and who rank close up to the Roger
brothers. who immortalized this whole
some bit of fun and frolic enjoy their
adventuresome junket to the canal zone
as we'll as. please the audience. Miss
Sibyi Brennan, who was seen here last
year in the same play. IL more win
some and pretty than on her previous
VISIT. and her splendid voice and come
dienne abilities pleased immensely
She has given Richmond its first
glimpse of the hohble skirt. which she
wears with admirable grace and
charm.
In Panama" will be a warm favorite
all this week. Judging from the audi
ences which have thus far seen 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
Another Great Flight Made by Ralph tombstone at Fair


/. Francis W., b. M. Chas. Roof
Columbus. Ohio.
2. Kusan. b. s.. kuemil. r. F.
Hall. Washington. D.. c:
3. Red Maggie, b. M, Red Leo,
walton Farm. Falls Mills,
Va.
4. Aurelia, Edge Hill Stock Farm.
Shawsville. Va.
s. Judge Palmer. b. S.. Bursaso,
4. A. Slaale. Emporia, Va.
8. Butter Brook. d. e.. silent
Brook. Acca Stock Farm,
Richmond. Va
Z. Southern Star, b. x. Alliwood,
Langhorn Putney. Rich
8. Lit. b. e.. Cordova.. s. Bos-
well. Portsmouth. Va.
9. Charley Mitchell, CHI. g.. Mar
velous, X. II. Tyson. New
ark. Del.
10. Red oliver. CHI. s., El4ctrite.
l., O. Ames. Pungoteague.
Va.
II. Lottie Bedworth. b. W. Bed
worth, r. NJ. Waller, KEEL
1eT. Va.
Free for all TrOt or Pace-sSoo.
/. Manuella. b. M. Austral. +.
F. Hall. Washington d.
2. DR. McDara. CHI. &, simmons.
V Turner. Richmond, Va
g. Ellen Brown, b. m. Silent
Brook. IL. Tyson. Newark,
Del
Ski aaa,- Adolph- Meine.-
Baltimore. Md.
s. Socks. CHI. q, Acoiyte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
GIANTS AND YANKEES
ARE EVEN fAv0R|TEs
Series Will Be for Blood and
Winner Cannot Be
Picked.

NEW YORK. Oct. Satisfied that
the Observation-Disclosures series, which
begins on Thursday OF next week, will
be Tor blood, speculation on the result
has already opened. with the two
teams equal choice In the betting. For
the past four days. while the Giants
have been In Boston. Matthewson has
remained In thiss city and has been q
spectator at tho HighlanderS, games
each day. He has been getting line
on the Highlanders' pitching stan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
JOHNSON IS READY
TO RACE 0LOF|ELD
Negro Fighter Will Race Speed
King at Illinois State
Fair.

NEW YORK. Oct 5.--Jack johnson
wired to-day from Albany where he
10 AfiiaE a theatrical Engagement that
he would come here Saturday TO COM
plcte Arrangements for his match race
with Barney Oldfeid. the automobile
speed king. Oldfeld la racing this
week at the State Fair at Springfield,
III. He has wired his acceptance OF
the conditions. The race will be pull
I'd OF at the Sheepshead Bay race
track on October 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
Football Made SS7.SOa.

CAMHKIDGE. MASS. Oct. -
Football at Harvard last year netf3
the athletic association a profit
s5I.sos. The only other sports TIL
showed a profit during the fiscal So
ended July 81. 1910. were bADeh
and lawn tennis courts. nm
The total income from sports d1S2
ing the year was $l30,562. ana 4S
expenses sl27,s45. leaving ! ba1As
OF &2Gl6 "a ~ sssS3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
coIonial's Excellent Bill.

This weeks program at the Colonial
evidences the care taken in the ar
rangement OF diversified list of feat
ures sure 10 please every class of
amusement seeker. Probably no more
interesting and entertaining animal act
than that of Woodford's. which intro
duces two monkeys that are almost IL
not quite human, has ever been seen
In his city. The Booth trios bicycle
and comedy work is most praisewor-
thy. and the singing and patter act of
Eckert and Francis was heartily re-
ceived. A new soloiet. Norbert Ham
ilton. sang Bonnie Sweet Bessie with
fine effect. and the motion picture feat
ures were of the usual Colonial high
quality
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
APPALACHIAN Exposures.
TENN. SEPT. fSs
UCTOBEH IyTH. 1910.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY

VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. szs
Reduced fares from all poinlas s
Southern Railway. Tickets ~
daily. September 10th to Oct. 11th. l3j
days from. but not Including ASk6 h
sale. sSy&
For complete information cAla n
nearest Southern Railway Tick1t W
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Richmond &
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At the Theatres

Acadeny-Dark.
6ijou-"In Panama" all week.
observation-disclosures vaudeville.
Lubtn-Continuou vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
Dooen SIR. m Awalu.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6.---Manager
Charles Doom, OF the Philadelphia Ma
sfonal League Club. has signed q con-
tract to have charge Of the team again
next season. Dooin's contract calls
Tor 4 period Of one year. This Is his
nrst season ~ manager OF the Phila~
0elph1a club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
How They stand.

Wednesdays Schedule.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
How They Stand,

Wednesdays Schedule.
Pittsburg at st. Louis
No other games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE E.
TUESDAYS Scores.

New York. Il: Boston. /.
Chicago, s: Cincinnati. 2.
Pittshurg, i: st. Louis, ,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Tuesdays Scores.
Washington, 3; New York, 5.
Boston. L, Philadelphia, 8.
Cleveland Detroit. rain.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-31

There you are" responded Braui
simply. bis eyes meeting those Of IN,
jurist
Bartelmy glanced cautiously ut ths
editor. seeking for signs OF deception.
Of n trap. hut he found them not.
"Mr. Brand. what do you wautr' b.
asked sharply.
whats u worth 10 your
Il would prefer you TO set the d..
ure."
-No."
How about sioOooT asked III,
Judge.
Yes" agreed Brand. risIng--.ir cash
tonight"
Rather short notice for such q sun. {"
protesiingly. where shall see your
AT my Office"
"Your oiiice-the Advance. No. uo.
prefer 500 20 come TO my chambers
about nom tomorrow We shall Li
quite private there"
n cant wait that long FOR II. judge.
I've got 10 have II tonight"
rob. i Il something OF that sort !
Well. lhr. tonne 20 my house aflef
diDner
"I,ut I've got 10 he ne ny osiec." !.
sisted The .iii0.
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him across the table.
Brand spoke deliberately, in low
voice
ION whether you're willing TO meet
me halfway
Bartelmy's hopes Immediately surged
high. Ha. as plain q bid for \ price a.
he had ever heard. and he had heard
them before. He gazed. reassured. AT
the young mans earnest face. fla.
how skillfuI he was. this young Brand
How he had deceived every one. Yes.
he was just like some of the other re-
formers the judge had met-just like
some Of his political friends who start.
ed 10 clean up certain conditions. only
10 be retained to let them exist as they
were. But Brand was the cleverest
one Of the lot by far. and probably he
was to divide the proceeds OF this
bride with Nolan. oh. they were q
cunning pair. Had even fooled Dupuy,
who though Them dangerous. And
whaf u snn-in iaw Brand would make.
Yes. he could have judith: he was
worthy to possess the reignIng beauty
Of n great city. 80 argued 10 himself
the false judge. and he said:
"of course am willing TO meet you
halfway. bur I; all depends on whether
we understand each other"
Your decision was doubtless of some
valne 10 you. and IL I am willing TO
Keep silent about its antecedent cir
rums'ancc~ then Brand looked the
judge In the ere expectantIy.
Rartelmy felt relieved. he feIicitat.
ed himself On the fact that bis judg
ment had been correct
-yes: you He halted.
why Brand paused.
-weIl:" queried the judge irritatedly.
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Perhaps yau don't realize ii. hut THAT'S
what I've been trying TO do. lou
know I've been aIone n great deal Of
my life. I've had more responsibility,
than most girls I've had 10 decide
things for myself aud the younger
ones and do the best could for nil
Of US"
Yes. ! know that. There's pol1d,
Ike you. judith"
I'm glad n you think that"
TN always think that. Judith" b.
exclaimed passionateIy. And m nj.
ways feel sIl that I've lost"
Haven't you brought II on yonr.
SELF she asked quickly.
Brand seized both her hands, aud IN
q tempest Of emotion. tong supprcsse,,
he rose and bent over her
"Oh. dctrsst. can't we have this ons
momcnt"-hr was aroused 10 4 pliel.
she had never seen him reach l,efor..
even " we never have another. vim
out thinking 81 anything except-.,
cept each oihcrfg lie seated hlup.o,,
close to her.
wheeler. I've 4 ,lifie sttry ra
Iro nr cosrSurp.I
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Tra,,.ing Iafe, q s nt
Ra cigh, N. 9.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-31
Novelized by
FREDERICK
R. TOOMBS
From the Great Plcy
of the Same Name
by Joseph Medili
Patterson and Har-
riet Ford. q -
COPYRIGHT. 1899. BY JOSEPH
MEDiLL PATTERSON AND
HARRIET FORD.

know. I'm beginning 10 think that the
judge IL not an bad Mind you. I'm
not forgetting Oh scores. bur- NJ
seated nin,srit- did yon ever THINK OF
il. perhaps we haven't all the facts OF
that affair. Some things have nap
pened Are you sure lnat hes so ali
hired wroug."
MIR Nolan. the halt hasn't been told
about Judge Barieimy," cried Brand.
"ueli. This Is getting 10 be pretty
serious affair. We can't be TOO sure
about our facts.
mir Nc'an. Judge Bartelmy is not
only dishonest judge. but ne seems
10 have destructive influence on
every one uaar nm Hes corrupt ana
ccrrnpllng. not oniy IN MS public pur
In his private iite
Wasn't WASN'T il his daughter that
you were engaged I0:.
.ies. u was. aud hes using her JUST
as ne did ner mother before her.
"you amaze me. What do you
mean:'
brand took deep breath.
why. he surrounded her mother
with machine politicians and shady
iinanciers and crooked lawyers. lie
sent her 10 The stale capital when he
wanted TO l,e senator. but II WIS i'm
possible: 10 Washington when he want
ed 10 be minister to France. and she
failed. and again when be wanted to
be judge. ard she succeeded. and when
she found cut that he, was using his
judicial office TO steal and thai she had
only been a lobbyist for his rotten
schemes"-
-WeiI:"
We'll. II Killed her. Mr Nolan. ana
now he's using his daughter in the
sam. way Ties filling his nuu~e with
corporation iarksIS like Dupuy. he
sends b.; .pf.. Ia muzzis you 10y work
Ing go ,,a wif- and daughter. he
hates ~ IN v. wnrd lei her marry
me To- hiys ni< rnruiy In the family
aud nrlk.. him silent
why d"n'i ,"n 90 To the girl AMI
tell her." suggested The newspaper
owner
-Alnui her mother and why she
died:
well perhaps not. But hope you
won't fulInw the Bartelmy story ans
further III is just as well pleased"
live g" ~ follow Il. MF. Nolan.
can't ~i",." rjaeuiaird Brand. 1--we
rot the s,~Hi~ on him now. I've got a
story that will drive him OF the bench
when w print IL"
-Whal:" half rising.
-'Trn.: every word Of H." Brand
paced uerreu-iy scross The room.
-fos G's'> sake. Wheeler. don't 60
OF NJ half va.k cried Nolan.
-Iiaif cork. Why. tell you I've got
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EoR SA. BY
TAYLOR PHIPps g durham. y 1
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will nothing tott
convince y"u !" -xritedly. III be should
oTrr me l,ril~ 10 Kill this story
would you acknowledge then that he's
n croOk;"
.wby. yeS. Of course would"
will you 1T the print that Story 10
ms own was and promise not 10 10.
terfereg
aies. Bui the girl" Solan reminded
him-"how 10 ron think she'll feed u
you print that story
guf Rrand was not 10 be swerv-f
fran his purpose.
..It eaut I~ helped. I've got 90 go
90. somehow yon know The Thought
comes ~ ue that perhaps u All may
turn out tor tire bssst
"weil. ! hope -" commented The
newspaper owner. .'buf. man alive. thus
story -su'-
If was iu-rrd 20 cease abruptly. for
Judge garipipy and VI Dupuy entered
the drawing ruDm aDd drew near.
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the iasis :se
been working on
IL for months :
-Now. listen TO
ne. inH fe a
young man. 10
spite Of " hat
you sag about
him ! know that
IN his lIiida life
hes might, well
thought Dy
sofiIe ~ the tiinst
prominent men
In this city. and
weakly veil.
n they believe 10
min . slaIii- -e
why =
-ttfil uofftfuy
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In The Fourth Estate" The
effectiveness of newspapers in
Jeariessly exposing political
and Judicial corruption and the
safeguard they are TO the public
are Interestingly and conpinc-
ingiy set forth. A young. earnest
newspaper writer and editor is
the central figure. and his bat
Ties with dishonest United
States Judge against big odds and
against the cunningly under
handed Vaccinations of the law
yer lobbyist Dupuy form one Of
the most valuable as we'll as
most entertaining pieces of fic-
fion Of the day. That the false
judges daughter. the reigning
beauty in The fashionable life of
q leading city. should play a
sensational part in this gripping
story of strong honest men and
of strong dishonest men. fight.
ing each other in a war of dol
lars, evidences fhe romantic
possibilities of the narrative.
This is story of today's
America. a fact story torn ont of
Ue's book. dealing with The most
vital issues that confront every
enc of US. Romance and hunor
vie with stirring action for SUI
Pren1ocy in this Instructive and
fascinating novel. which teaches
that the path of duty is the path
to love and happiness and that
in success. nobiy NON. lie re-
wards of greater and more LAST
ing value thar = a triumph ie-
nobiy and more EASILY gained.
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know don't rare anything about This
social stunt for myself. u don't IL
INTO my life. but rpIneuiber I've got
family. and uothiu: s-pnies ahead 81
theu Mother and may have n jan
gle now and then: int. after All. We
Aave be~n side partners tor g'U
many years. Aud NY IiTi. ii-rr ain.
. nDer rdu sied ur pretrirr girl IN
New YORK. and she uuenr 10 l,e ablr 10
20 any where. hut she rant IL this
town-this cod mans Town. Then. ~
course. there's sylvester guow D.
amt as bright rs lir might he. aid I've
spent well. more than iwier your sat
AIRY trying to get him through fresh
MAN year nj Harvard. and ! couldn't.
bur still he's my son. aud 10 be wants
70 run around with these other sports.
why MT: ! can afford IL. and { gnrxs
the kids got 20 saw his Wild oats any
way. My wl.e.and children ought 10
be happy with the nnnay I've got. AMI
as | figure H. II join This Oak D0f
club can help them 10 get what tbsy
vani. 10 son follow mo. Rrand:'
yes: ! understand. sighed brand
AT fir<i yun tnuk ~ the side ~ ihr
people. ard ysH are continuing ~ !,
Bur you and y"u- family have brsour,
smbitInuS. ~. NJ least. - far ~ yau
are cUnerusd. you are AMBITIOUS fpr
them When yam b-giB TO a-socIais
Familiarity wlfh rich men ~ their friend
you'll sooH ind yourself playing goli
or billiards Nth one. drinking whisky
With another. aud your ION viii nIarrs
the dnughier II third. Ton will for.
get al al,oui III. people Your paper
viii become decadeni and feeble. tn.
circulation win dry up" lie pauSr,i
for brrath and added warningiy In
strong tones. The Advance IL now NJ
it, zenith. hut IL decline begins ib.,
very dry that sou are elected to the
Oak D"or club
Noian reached ovsr and seized Brand
BIZ the shoulder
wheeler. y0u're a decent Sort ~ =
AttbN Nat Ntu HNI Aut thtH@
you've maGp the piper stand for. bur
ron don't knuw what II means ~ pu
people that you lDvp on lie altar AID
ean@ them Suffering for the sake ~
tbese-ibs's. general principles
Don't " exclaimed The young ~.
Hor. Tsll. that's exactly what I've
seue gave no the girl loved. wlis,
had missed 10 h. ms wife. 40 Ihsi !
might write the truth 10 spit. -
tho emotion whIch hi words hae
sroused IN him Brabd's voice never
fslieres - b. spoke
"You did, exclaimed Nolan amazed.
~ "wpii. ~ bUs. don't undersiaua
you ! cvuidn'' DO that be confessed.
-Dcnt ttihs th4s Il was easy 70,
ne y % " thought OF her every
sour y $3.50, rat SINCE. not sbee- nov
b. tVts Nasefeu well. -. forgot.
ten. - y u'~snt maitpr ST. Nv,an
g. you ftnsmDer what Il was tnat
hrs Dnlnsht %. togrtherg
fes fbti story atssai Judge nan.i.
~ aiHi 4 aHs a#a cite. aisd yUn !.
fol1oNeJ . ~ NnH 80 u god one.
sinfs Nbl. Nnepier. tbefs amt
AsAh " ibe country that Gao wofs 90
. series iiks you can. but 90 you
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cuAITgR vii

lT~1HE abrupiDess with whicb
| Il brnad separated from Nolan
-. - they appeared aroused The
80 susphions II i,oth the Judge
and h. lobbyist satellite However.
ihet iiifle imagined the pronouw.4i
aefi1isle # the conversation lbsy
haa INTERRUPTED ~ The mind u earn
mh he ilnsn9hi That the Adranre
fr nd hi- editor bad bsrn d..
asz ln rEsisai ~ elsat N.lan 10
fiHs ~ nB 81. Etsu failure ~
tbs puHfs ilisy wanM llate
f'H seriyus ss'iieick. bit prob
sbis nal ilei 30 iaiimalios regarding
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SEAB( ARD
AIR LINE

AIR LINE Il.WAY. |
Effective Sept. IN, 1908, and
subject to change thout notice.
Trains will lea Durham al
follows:
No. 3S.-l0.35 4 N. connect
ing at Henderso it'll No. 81
which will arrive Portsmouth
Norfolk at $40 = resumins|
connection at We with A. q
L. for Eastern DINA pointi|
and at Portsmout ;orfolk with
Steamship lines 1, Washington
Baltimore, Cape aries. Nev|
York and Boston. his will als|
connect at Hends n with No|
66 for RichmoL. Washingtot|
and New York.
No. 2il will ar in Durhan|
at 4:30 p. M.
No. 22l will arr In Durhan|
at 1906 A. N.
No. 222 will lea Durham 81
600 y. Nj.
The Durham e. ithern trait|
No. Al leaving + ham at SD
7. NJ. and arrivf at Apex q
AIS r. NJ. conn with Sea.
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lotte. Wilmington Atlanta. Bril-
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West and Coldm Savannah
Jacksonville. ar all Florid'|
noints.
For Timetable ltes and any|
information desii apply ioE
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Tra,t,ing Iafe' q s ni
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ward and strain u ul9fncnf ~ cfniT :
cd. rdssrd silence
Il haven't seen you NIL winter She
placed her hands on the back Of \
chair near u settee.
NO: haven't been anywhere ~,
been kept pretty close NJ work" H.
paused. Wont you sit down.
She moved to the left and occupied
the seftee. After a few moments Of
silence she said:
Its strange | haven't seen you all
winter. suppose II VIII be another
hundred years before see you again"
Brand looked intently at her.
-lt won't be II you wish 70 see me
any sooner. Judith" and. thus speak.
ing. he leaned over the back OF the
settee toward the girl he loved.
"why. OF course wish-er- You
were having a talk with father when
! came In. weren't your
Yes" rising and stepping back from
her.
Wheeler. come here the girl asked
wistfully Il want 10 talk 10 You"
He moved 10 n chair close by Der side.
Aren't you beginning TO realize tina,
sou may have been biz headstronEy'
she said irnderly. looking into mis-
eyesa I'm afraid you are getting III
very deep. Your friends. most Of
them. have been patient with you NJ
far. but there's limit. yon know. aud
you'll lose them"
I'm sorry"
"Oh. whr-Ier--she was intensely 10
earnest lis II worth while 20 let them
60 just for an ideay"
"A man must act according tn bis
light. Judith
-And a woman according to hers
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opera. iS Mep-
ped back toward
the library MIR.
Brand. III see
you again before
You leave
There was a
moments cmbar-
rassed sileDre be-
tween judith and
Wheeler Brand as
the judge disap-
peared.
How do you
do. Mr.. Brand =
she finally asked.
How do you
do. Miss Rartel-
N.Y. His man
ner as aw K
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-18
GROWTH OF new TOWNS
ON RAILROAD MARVELLOUS

Sanborn Enterprise: The writer of
this item was familiar with mush-
room growth of new towns in the ear
ly development of the Pennsylvania
oil fields following big strike" when
a city would grow up almost in a sim
gle night. This surprising growth
has it's counterpart, to some extent in
the Dakotas. following the extension
of railroad or the opening of an In
dian reservation to settlement Anent
this subject Tom McKeen who recent
ly filed on a claim in the southern
part of Standing Rock near Timber
Lake, writes: THE city of Timber
Lake has not yet postoffice, and aet-
tiers have to be taken in like express
or other packages, from Mobridge,
just east of the reservation, across
the Missouri river He says that the
town without postoffice has a bank,
two grocery stores, two hardware
stores, two newspapers, two eating
and lodging houses, one livery stable
and feed barn, one lumber yard, one
meat market, one pool hall, one pho.
tograph gallery, and a lot of dwell
ing tents-occupied by squatters; and
all this before the townsite has
even been surveyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-18
EMM0NS COUNTY SILVER
SERVICE FUND RAISED

Times: Emmons county need not
be bashful over its showing in the
making up of the fund for the pur-
chase of the silver service for the
battleship North Dakota, but it has
a Grand Forks girl to thank for the
position it takes.
When Miss Clara Westeen of this
city, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A. A.
Westeen, found that Emmons county
was not up to the mark, she immed-
lately got busy. She was engaged in
teaching in the Linton school, and
stoon started a campaign which start
ed the dollars rolling in. AS a re-
suit Emmons is now among the coun-
ties OF the state that has paid more
than the sum apportioned to it.