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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
Der parrende t1lanteI.

IS lit bod munoerbar, tpenn elm 8e=
l6dftsmann nur einen Mautel in Iei=
nem gelib bat uno cine 9anSe &arapane
bon Seuten tOmmt, I'm It6 ben Sod
fir einen Yreis an5uei9nen; es betommt
i'm bod nur Oerjeni9e, Dem er paBt,
wie t0nnen tbn Oeuu alle tra9en?
Sn Der lebt!uO6entlibeu 9lus9abe
Der ugOlts3eitung" unter gtr. 46 pOm
Is. Sebruar lab i6 einen Nrtitel pom
Gierle9eu 9egen mid. IS freute mid
iebr, oaB nod iemanO bic &ourage be-
liBt, INN 81 antporten; ia, per aus=
teilt, Iol unO mub aud nebmen.
Ter Menid peiB uuo muB Ii6 gu
belfen wiien, meiB i6 bod wenig
10 oiel, oQB bic fremOcn Gter einen ge=
Iunben, iamenrei9en Stoff in f6 biir=
gen, mo- SOHnung pprbanoen lit, baB
etnmal aus ben Stern elm geiunoes,
trGfti9es, lebeuoes g8eien entlteben
miro; nenn aber cine Senne IN Der
Srut5ett iiber ben 3ettraum auf ben
Giern iibt, uno alle tbre &rait basu
anmenoet oamn nimmt Der G6rper Sil=
iebenos an &raft ab, Der &amm piro
blet6; Oas 5ier6en itebt euoli9 auf
uno binterldBt Elm gtelt nit itbelries
6enOem, faulem 8ei itant. Sinb Das
9eiunOe @ter? gtiemal5! 9arum be-
nube i'd aud einen 9elunoen Stolf,
Der tdnn bertommen, bon mo- er mill.
Der 0teni6 muB iib 3u belfeu piiien.
Der 9e9enmGrtt9e &eoatteur Der 8Olts=
Settun9 netB ia BON ben glnfGneen uno
Gor9dn9en oes ODr Slpei SSabren ent=
itan0enen Slattes ni6ts, 0a er erIt
turse 3ett bierber fam, Oenn er lit un=
Ibulotg mte bic 8enppeba. Ser vSer=
aus9eber" CD arbeitete Oamals nit
Dem Pratrietittel auf ben Q6Ieln in
etnem Sol3bofe (2umber Yaro), 3u
nelher 3eit er Oftmals 81 mir in
meinem Sauie ia9te: Die glrbeit tann
t6 ni6t lange nit MAIDEN, iie lit fir
mid su i6wer, i'd muB etpas anoeres
ausfunoi6aften. Gr bra9te es aud
meni6lt6er? - 6riitli6er @eiie? -
ferttg, mid iamt Dem alien 8ebutteur
CUR Sruderbuoe btnaus3umeiien, -
(Steisr vwoulb=be" Seraus9eber tann
ii6 oh oteier @rrun9eni6aft pirtli6
etpas einbiloen. 9lnm. b. &eo.). 9lu6
er peiB nt6t piel bon Dem Qlnfanqe
ielbigeu Slattes, niQ aber ben Qeuten
etpas poroittieren unO GuBerte Ii6 ber=
i6ieoene Male: =. oeu sSarmern
famn titam einiges Uorm ad,em.
8et 8riinoun9 Der 8olts3ettung iebte i'd
ben eriten Su6taben iiber bic @ei6i6te
@ratpforoS, 0enn OamalS alma oer&um=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
5ur Gooesitraie IN Ruelano.
8eiieocluns BON Sibirien.
uSalibe Reformer"
Die BeIiedelMna Sibirien$.

UIe OgIIgNelWnO >IDITlSH$.
Die 9ermaltuns oes lleberlieolertpes
iens nod Sibirien peroHentlidt ioeben
bic Saten fir oas Sabr 1909. sic
sieben, ipie cine enorme glufnabmefd=
bisteit oas rielise Sibirien bat unb iuie
sroBe 2dnoerltreden fir 9lderbau.
giebsa6t unb Walomirtidaft aeeisnet.
bort pprbanoen iino.
SIM Sabre 1909 iino iiber 3idel-
jabinst, bic 3entrale Der glusmanoerer.
6S8, 1874 Yerionen nah Sibir,en be
fDroert pproen. I'm oieIen Strpm Der
lleberiiebler IN elm eeoronetes gett su
letter., iino felt langem Diele Grtrasiige
eingetellt poroeit, in oenen beionoere
Baggons perfebren, bic beionoers 5i
oieiem 3ipef beitellt puroen; i'm Sabre
1909 pertebrten 1923 oerartige @aaen.
Sm gleiGen Sabre tpurben i'm gan3en
fir 10, 600 6amilien sirta 5 5Wiillionen
8ehiatinen Il 8eHiatin gleid 100. 025
9lr) perteilt, Die nit @alo, @ieie uno
glderlano permeHen poroen iuareu.
9luf ieoe 6amilie tamen unaefdbr so
8eiiatir, mas ungefdbr 4--5 Seiiia-
tin pro Seele ausmadt. 3ur unters
iu6uns unb grforidung Der gooen-
perbdltEihe tpuroen I'm Sabre 1909
"a @rpeoitionen, Die 400, 900 Hubel
toiteten, ausgeriiltet, un fir oas ndh-
ite Sabr ben Sanobnnser itillen 3r
tDHnen. ggese ipnroen I'M lebten Sabre
2503 Merit angelest, Die 2,925, 600
@ubel iplteten. l645 8rurnsn tuur-
ben eegraben, uno Die Naiierperiors
! lgung bon 81 Millionen Deiiiatin un=
teriudt. 5iir drstlide pilfe iino fait
orei Millionen &ubel ausgegeben more
ben.
9ie SanoSuteilunssfommiilion bat
i'm perHoNenen Sabre als 9arleben fur
bic lleberfeoler gum glnidafien bon
Snpentar, Saattoru uno oeraleiden
beiuabe Is Millionen Rubel aussege=
ben, uno Die Nadfrase iteist NIT ieoem
Monat. 9luf Die eirselnen Samilien
entfallen rs bis 100 @ubel. Nus ben
2aeern lanowirtibaftli6er Wtaidinen
rnb @aren lit on lleberiieoler fir
4, 10000 Gu5el perfauft tuoroen.
| Sir bic geoiirfniiie Der einselnen 8e-
meinoen, mie S6ulenbau, &ranten=
bduier iino 100000 &ubel ansepieien
poroen. . ....s
Sir oas Sabr 1910 bat bic lebers
| iieoelunsstommiiiion einen 8oranidlaa
BON 26 Millionen &ubel aussearbeitet.
uno i'm gersleid su Der gtaiie Der
lleberiieoler 3ur 8efrieoiguns ibrer ge=
oiirfnilIe 1T bic Summe abiolut ntht
groB, oenn ben 2euten miro tDirfli6
8ieles uno Suites seboteil, 10 baB cine
arbeitiame rnb ipariame @irtidaft Bel
Dem fait iungfrduliden gooen nidt
nur in einiser 3eit ibre 9lussaben su=
riidseminnt, ionoern audi balo Su ei=
mem sepiRen 8oblitanoe selanst, bon
oem iie gu Sauie aui bent ausseiO9enen
! gooen unb nit Der sroBen aopf3abl
Der Samilienslieoer nidt trdumen
fOnnte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
Die Ccdesrtrafe In RuBland.
9 t. Petersburg, IL. 6eb.

- Ser llnterausidub fir iuriitiide
Sragen in Der ruiiiiden 9uma, mel.
dem Der 9lntras Der Sppolitiou auf
abi6affuns Der SOOesitrafe CUR grii=
flung iibermieieu mar, bat lib am 8on=
nerstag se9en ben 9lntras entialoiien,
einmal neil bic 9lbidaffuna Der So=
oesitrufe bic SefusniiIe oes Yarlaments
iiberi9reite uno meiter, tpeil er Die 9b-
i6affung Der SoOesitrafe sur 3eit fir
ni6t rdtlih bdlt.
Su bem Seridt bes llnterausi6uHes
peroeu itatiitiibe 8erglei6e anseitellt
3pii6en Der 3abl Der Sinridtunseu
unO Der Der Moroe besp. Moroperiu4c
ieit Oem Sabre 1904, welde erseben:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
Simmer b0ber! SeBt mill, ME es

beiBt, bic y@quitable" Gebensperii6es
run9sgeieli6aft IN Sem Yort elm @e=
bduOe erri6ten, Oas nt6t nur Oas AZ
it0fige vMetropolitan" in ben S6at=
ten iteOen, ionoern tatid6lid oas bod
Ite Der gDelt peroen ioQ. 62 Stot=
merte lino geplant. 9lber nibt in ben
Simmel ptll man nit Dem mooernen
5urm BON Babel, bic 2oiun9 beiBt:
@elo perotenen, INNER mebr @elo!
@obl betomms! 8. s. 9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24

9ie 3ablen fir 1907 uno 1908 se=
ben nur bic 3abl Der @etDteten oil.
Sir oas Sabr 1909 feblen bic anti
li6en 3ablen nod, bod erseben bic bon
einigeH 3eitlngen aufseltellten Sta-
tiititen cine betrd6tlide 9lbnabme io-
luobl Der 9inribtlmgen ,pie Der Moro=
taten.
Ser 8eridt Oes 9luslhuiies bebt
ierner berpor, Dab bas 3iel, ipeldes
ben gefiirportern Der 4bidaffung Der
Sooesitrafe poridmebe, beiier erreidt
meroen tonne ourd 9lufbebuns oes 8e=
lagerun9ssuitanoes in ben 2anoestei=
len, no oerielbe nod betebe, uno oer=
ielbe empiieblt oesbalb, oies iOfort 81
perfu9en. ........ -..
Gen. &uropatfins 8u d.
ct. petersburg, IL. 6eb.
- General SurOpattin, Der lit ieit
benz @noe oes ruiiiidsiapanilden &rie=
ges ausi6lieBli6 nit ihriititeaeriiden
9lrbeiten bei4dftist, arbeitet iebt on
einem neuen Su6, r&uBlanbs militd=
ride Probleme" 9asielbe ioa oas
PrOgramm Der &eorsaniiatiOn Der glr=
mee bebanoeln, iOtpie Mibltdnoe in ben
bOberen S6i6ten bes Seeres, oann
nameutlid Die 6ra9e Der gerteioi9ung
Der @eitlt4en &et9sgren5e uno oem
S6ub Der lleberbleibiel bes ruiil6en
&ei6es i'm fernen Often.
IS 1T betannt, DaB &uropatfins
9lnii6ten iber bic Manoihurei uno
iiber BOlen iebr peri6ieoen iino bon
oenen Der b66iten militdriiden unb
oiplomatii6en Greiie, uno man erpar=
tet oesbalb, baB ieiu neues Su6 nidt
minoer ieniationell iein tpirO, als Der
pierte gauo ieiner @ei6idte oes ruiz
iiid=iapanii6sn &rieses. 9Orausiidt=
lid miro oasielbe nur benz @eneralItab
unO ben b0diten Resierunsstreiien su=
9dnsli6 iein uno feine autorilierte
lleberiebunsen IN fremoen Spraden
erI6einen.
&ii dtebrsur Saupttaot
9eplant.
ct. PETERSBURG IL. 6eb.
- Sic 3arin-@itpe bat bel ibrer
&iidtebr nod RuBlano ipieber i'm
Nniidtoif Yalais in ct. petersburg
@Obnun9 9enommen, uno nidt mebr
in Dem 80 Meilen bon Der Sauptitaot
entfsrnten palais in 8atihina, pobin
iie iid beim 9lusbrud Der 8epolution
begebeu bate. Wtan slaubt in Der
Sauptitaot barin bas erfe gnsei6en
su ieben, oaB Der Sof beabfht. ipieoer
in ct. petersburg gu rsfoiereu. 9as
3arenpaar bate beabii6tigt, Die @ins
teriaiion i'm g8interl'alait su perbrin=
gen, uno es paren sldnsenoe SoIfelt=
li6teiten in gluslidt 9enommei bic
ieOod iebt ipeaen Oes slblebens oes
GjroBiiiriten Rihael unterbleiben.
Milp. Ser. & Seebpte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
Nus Niiuueapolis wirO 6srid)tet

NaB elm 8reatfait 6OoO 5ruf in Der
giIOuns besriffen iei. Dab ii6 Die
geiiBer BON Sd9emiiblen unter ben
@riinoern befinoen iollen, um fir ibr
Sdsemebl srOberen 9lbiab su finOen,
miro ieoo6 in bas @ebiet Der Sabel
pertpieIen. 9. s. y.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24
,, ,5alihe Reiormer" fann man nit

Re6t @rapforo uno geiep nennen.
welbe ilnter 8oripieseluna aller m0g-
li6en 9uteu Reformen bonn golte sn
ben bo6iten Seaen erpdblt puroen,
Die mir su perseben baben. glls @ratp-
forb Dor brei Sabren Oas @ouperneurs=
amt antrat, bate unier Staat nur
199, 900 S6uloen. glm l. Sanuar
1910, nad orsiidbriser &efOrmpirt-
i6aft, bat unier Staat idon 1927, 900
S9uloen. limb oies trob bebeuteno
grDBerer ginnabmen. 8on benz ger-
matter zines @eiddfts, Der oasielbe
unter ben siinltislten llmftdnoen 10 in
Die 5inte reilnen miiroe, niiroe man
iagen: rSinaus nit Dir, ou insetreuer
Gneht!" 8. b. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-02-24

Yra1tpoae prdmien iino immer
nod IN unierer 9ruderei su baben.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10
NUMBER I6.
Natures Amendment.

Let us admit that congress tried
hard to lesislate for our good. Let US
also take on faith the proposition that
the bills on trial. from the tariff down
to postal savings banks. are going to
make for prosperity There's nothing
to do but wait and see.
Meanwhile Dame Nature SHES into
the ring her timeworn proposition that
the way to amend is to amend. She's
right on the job too. What is more.
if nature should take year off to see
what would come Of craftsmanship
the best devised bills ground out of
the legislative hopper would fail mis-
erably. THIS prosperity business is all
up to nature-plus. of course. the
"man with the hoe"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

The returns of the election held over
the state Oil tuesday although by nowise
complete Indicate First that Cavalier
county has given Governor Burl.e Il
majority and that his re election is con
ceeded by from 5000 tu 5000 votes
The returns from over the county as
to local officials have lern received in a
fragmentary form to the extent that
tell the story of how closely the
battle of the ballots was fought out at
the polls on Tuesday
The county ticket is split-in fact
quite baolv snlit-but the democratic
party is holding its share of the spollss
Aside from giving Governor Burke a
majority it has made showing that is
complimentary both on the legislative
and county tickets.
The weather turn ed out to be all
that could be desired both by the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10
BURKE CARRIES COUNTY
BY REDUCED MAJORITY

over the entire state was admitted at
republican state headquarters in Fargo,
his majority over G. A. johnson varying
from 1000 to 5000 votes.
In the Eighteenth legislative district
Judge Cleary failed to win out over
Senator Henry Mclean, but the race
was close, the latter only beng re-
elected by bare majority of what late
reports show to less than 10 votes.
Even republicans we're surprised to
find when the latest returns were put
on the board that their two candidates,
Boyd and Moritz were elected to the
lower house, but it was exceedingly
close and figures as to actual votes given
them have not yet been totalled up.
In the Fortieth district Hon. E. J..
Moen was re- elected to the lower house
oyer his republican opponent G. A
Olson. @. W. Plain was elected over
John Reid to the senate from that dis
trict, but the returns from the south
eastern precincts have come in so slow
ly that it is an impossibility to give
the actual figures.
The county ticket was badly split and
and had surprises for both parties and
as result several new faces will be
seen in the court house after January
1st 1911. Wilbur L. Drury the present
capable sheriff was reelected over
Jerry Kelland by safe majority. j. K
Hamilton is given another term in the
auditors Office by the voters, winning
out over Joseph Power in one Of the
closest runs on the ticket. Seeley's
election for county treasurer oyer Robert
Work is really one of the biggest sur
prises that happened at the polls on
Tuesday and the majority of about 20C
shows that quite lot of work must
have been done by Seeley, who evidently
is no novice in the game of politics
The youngest man on the democratic
ticket, Chas: Robertson, has good
safe majority over 1hos. Sheehan for
clerk of court, although sickness in.
terferred with his canvass the last few
days Of the campaign. The result Of
the race for register of deeds shows on
its face that Allan Pinkerton still has il
in him to put up whirlwind campaign
In fact his majority,th biggest awarded
to any candidate is corker.
The republicans sprung second sur.
prise on democrats and some others toe
in electing by good safe vote g. Grim.
son OF Munich as the successor Of w. b
Dickson in the Office Of states attorney
The vote for county judge shows it
to be one of the real close events on
the political card, F. w. Blsakley who
will occupy the Office after January Isl
having lead over Judge Dorval oi
about 65 votes only. The latter retire
with the honorable record Of having sery
ed and been unlnterruptediy ITs-slect
cd to that Office during twelve terms
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10
Eugene Fields Memory.

One Of the New York newspapers is
distressed because the sixtieth ami
versary of the birth of Eugene Field
recently passed almost unnoticed.
Field has been dead fourteen years,
but he is by no means forgotten. He
lives in thu beautiful lines he wrote
In CITY and country, on the platform
Of IT,. dig lecture hall and back of the
teachers desk in the little red school,
house Eugene Fields verses are re-
cited by professional and amateur "elo-
cutionists." Many of his pieces" still
fit about in the corners of newspa-
pers, city and country. His complete
works are said to have a considerable
sale.
Moreover, in his own native state,
Missouri. Field is signally honored by
having an annual Eugene Field day"
in all the public schools. observed at
the instance of the state superintend-
ent of public instruction. In st. Louis
one of the most modern public school
buildings bears his name. Two or
three other public schools in the state
are named for him. "The children's
poet is much more than a mere tradi-
ton throughout the nation.
Eugene Field was the first of the
newspaper poets'' to gain fame. Sew
eral writer's Of verse for newspaper
consumption have arisen who possess
high talent, but almost invariably
their work is compared with that of
Eugene Field. to their detriment.
He's a second Eugene Field" has
squelched the ambitions of several
original verse writer's. who scorn any
imputation of initiating Eugene Field
or any other fellow rhymester. First
in this peculiar field was Eugene Field
and though he has passed from his
! Sabine farm to the world beyond. ht
remains the foremost figure in jour
/ nalistic poesy AS one of his brothe
versifers of the press has written:
| Delightful ancient in a modern guise.
He walked with Horace under hacyor
skies.
/ He was the verdure and the vine ant
fruit
OF gardens romping children love to loot
| A constant and reiterant surprise.
| Like woodland echoes. now his voice il
| mute.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

covering period of almost quegSer of
a century.
The race between Miss Helen Sullivan
ana Dan J. Riai1ngto1 for county
superintendent of schools was one of
the real strong features of the campaign
, and the heavy vote which was given
this Office shows what a fine run Miss
Sullivan made over the county. Her
majority which is almost 400 shows that
party lines did not altogether cut a
figure in this Office
For county commissioners, Elias
Porter was elected over VIM. Dew IN
the First District: the Second district
reelected Com'r Wienecke and the
latest returns from the Fifth district
show tie vote cast for Alex Russell OF
Fremont and David Charbonneau, each
having carried his home precinct by a
majority OF 27 vote.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

Within a fortnight two young men
who went to Annapolis to enter the
Naval academy have given up their
proposed careers and married Annap-
oils girls. Looks as if the government
would have to move the academy or
Danish the Annapolis girls if it wants
to keep up it's supply Of naval officers
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10
NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.

voter and the candidate for office, and
over the county by noon it was known
that large percentage of both the men
and the women vote of the county was
being cast, being to quite an extent due
to the interest taken in the contest for
the office of county superintendent of
schools
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

Young John Rockefeller's grand jury
whitewashed New York's moral char
acter, but 1t was only coat for looks.
not for pickle. Nothing short of ben
Zoin or formaldehyde can preserve it
until frost sets in.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

Count Zeppelin is not discouraged
because bis air liner Deutschland
baked in IL storm. If he could couple
his soldier grit 20 motor it would
send ship through anything.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

The Washington Irving High school
girls who made their own graduation
gowns at cost of less than ST. need
not worry about being old maids.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

Bones OF prehistoric men have been
nose being In he shape of Il horn It's
!, cilrh that in those days every man
hlew his own horn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

There is talk already of Zeppelin
airship line between New York and
Boston, but up to date it is easier to
talk than to fly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

If the flying craze takes hold we
may see men going up Oh borrowed
money only 10 come down and find
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

If it will make you feel any more
comfortable. amy farmer will tell you
that sizzling hot weather is fine for
the corn crop,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

Seems ns if we've heard sonnet hin.
like il before bnt il is Il fact that poll.
tlrS makes strange roomnlateS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

The Guildhal speech incident, in
something seems to be doing in Egypt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

France has passed q law increasing
the pay of government employees who
have children. r. r. spoke in France.
YOU know.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10

When politics get to the trembling
in the balance" stage. then the voters
are the real thing
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-11-10
COUNTY TICKET
BADLY SPLIT
Hamilton for Auditor, Drury
for Sheriff and Robert
son for Clerk Win.

Vote on Co. Sup't of Schools Heavy
With Helen Sullivan an Easy Win
ner-B BIeakley, SeeIey Pinkerton,
and Crimson Republican Winners
Mclean and Plain Both Elected
and Moen Beats Olson Easily
The returns of Tuesdays election are
incomplete and only semi-official at the
time Of going to press. Next week
tabulated statement of the vote cast by
precinct and as passed upon by the
county canvassing board will be printed
in these columns. The totals are the
very latest obtainable and give good
reliable idea of how the election went:
t,s 80 FOR GOVERNOR
John Burke, dem. 49,. 1896
: q. A. johnson, rep. 1859
FOR STATE SENATOR 18TH DISTRICT
Henry Mclean, rep. 1922
Joseph Cleary, dem. ................72 .727
FOR SHERIFF
w. L. Drury, dem. ............ .1437
j. Kelland, lep Observation-Disclosures 1888
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
j. K. Hamilton ,dem. 1850
Joseph PoWes, rep. 1928
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
A. 4 Seely rAn 1445
FOR CLERK OF COURT
G. S. Robertson, dem.. ......... l4l0
Thos. Sheehan, rep.. ........;... 1929
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
Allan Pinkerton, rep.. ......... .1715
D. MCLAUGHLIN, DEM. 1888
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
q. Crimson, rep. p..................l5 1881
w. B.. Dickson, dem.. ........... .1149
4 FOR COUNTY JUDGE
r. w. Bleakley. rep. ............. 1888
II. e. lDoryal, dem. m................ 1926
FOR COUNTY, sUPERINTENDENT
Helen Sullivan, dem. $50. .2011
Dan ]. Ridlington, rep...... 1850
Governor Burke carried the county
by the smali majority I ot ~ votes and
late yesterday aftetnoon his re.slsction
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
News Of Surrounding Towns

that handsome new one was left In
its place.
Oliver Ferguson does not fully re
cover from the grippe.
Miss Hazel Filby and mother spent
yesterday at Richmond with Mrs. Os.
car Klemeknecht.
Raymond Wehrley, who has been as.
sisting In the song services at the M
e. revival meeting, spent yesterday al
his home in Richmond.
Mrs. Geo. Fflby and daughter, Miss
Bertha Filby, spent yesterday at Cam
bridge City.
Mrs. Jesse Warren, who fell and hurt
her arm is improving.
Miss Marie Elwell is on the sick list
Robert Lathrop. the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Lathrop. was taken to
Richmond yesterday and placed in
Reid Memorial hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis. He was taken
by O. H. Beeson in the automobile and
accompanied by his mother and the at
tending physician.
Mrs. Frank Izor, formerly of Milton,
now of Indianapolis, was the victim
of a postcard shower Monday in honor
of her birthday.
R. P. Lindsay bought % head Of cat
tie to feed. They were taken to the
farm yesterday.
a letter from their daughter. Mrs. FL
mer Hall, who recently moved from
here to Optima, Oklahoma, stating
that she was unpacking her HOUSEHOLD
goods. She was we'll.
Cyrus Phillpott is now engaged in
putting in $50 rods of ditching for Geo.
Weaver, Sr., near Bentonville.
Walter Templin is quite i'll with
grippe.
DR.. Gentle was at New Castle yes
terday.
Henry Hueller was at Cincinnati on
business yesterday.
A. ]. Hart was called to Alquina yes
terday by the illness of his sister, Mrs.
Susan Turner, who was apparently
growing weaker.
Mrs. Jacob Filby entertained Mes
danes Daw Hess, Nancy Baldwin and
Lawrence Wissler, at dinner yester-
day.
Mrs. Otto Crownover was hostess for
the Embroidery club at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. w. e. Williams yes
terday afternoon There were four
teen ladies present, of whom two. Miss
BERTHE F'razee and Mrs. Stanley Muir
ply, were guests. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Ed Wilson.
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jefferson township. Edward H. Young
Lanier township. Willard A. Durkle;
Monroe township. Harry 8. Mccoy:
Somers township-R NJ. Huffman;
Twin township. Glenn l. Huffman;
Washington township. Joseph E.
Quinn: Eaton (corporation). Forrest
D. Williams and Prof H. A. Keppin
ger.
The appointees have been approved
by the Department of Census 1t Wash
ington and they will soon receive com
missions.