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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Life tastes much the same, 'wheth-
er We quaff it out of golden COB
let or drink it out of stone mug.
The hours come laden with the same
mixture of Joy and sorrow, no mat
ter where We wait for them. A waist
coat of broadcloth or of fustain is
alike to an aching heart, and we
laugh no merrier on velvet cushions
than we did on wooden chairs. Often
have l sighed in these low ceilinged
rooms, yet disappointments have
come neither less nor lighter since
| quilted them. Life works upon a
compensating balance, and the hap
piness we gain in. one direction we
lose in another. AS our means in
crease, so do our desires; and we
ever stand midway between the two.
Jerome K. Jerome.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

Lots for sale in the city of Grange
vile. % per cent down and the rest
on easy payments. Owner is not
living here and wants to dispose of
them. For sale by L. M. Harris &
Company. 1926
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

stockman there lost twelve head of
fine cattle, presumably from this af-
Fiction and 1t is supposed that the
dog which terrorized White Bird Mon
day was bitten by a coyote and in
this way contracted the disease.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
COMMITTEE MEETING.

A meeting of the Republican Coun-
ty Central Committee and all republi-
cans is called for Saturday, May IA,
at 10 o'clock, at the court house in
this city.
e. A. Carpenter, Chairman.
l.. G. Chadwick, Secretary.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

The comet is just about fourteen
million, six hundred and thirty-four
thousand one hundred and eleven
miles, sixteen feet and one-third of a
inch from Grangeville today, accord
ing to the most accurate statistics
available as we go to press.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Big sale on furniture for the next
30 days. l will sell my entire stock
at greatly reduced prices for cash
only. w. E. Graham's furniture
store.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Just being received, the largest
stock of wall paper ever brought to
Grangeville. A. w. Robinson & Son,
Meadow St., near Imperial Hotel. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08
Sicocrfran; i'm @riincn.

Der 2ieberfrdn5 muB ii6 nit gu
piter gluDius entfdisoen auf beFeren
;gub ftellen. 9ieIer CROFT augeni6etns
li4 ben Sdngsrn, benn iObdlo bieie etn
gicnit aniagen, 0ffnet er bic S6leu@
Ten bes 6tmmels un0 lGbt es regnen
iiber Gere9te unb llngere6te. 9e'tera
bate Iid Der Giebertran3 aber troB Re
gems niht ubbalten luHen, etn frob>
Fr0bli6es Jeit i'm 9riinsn 3u begs6en.
8as 3iet mar Der 5umbol0t port, mo-
bin I'm 9 ll6r Morgens Die gemetn'dme
@bfabrt ongetreten puroe. 2l6eeiebeH
BON Der iturteu 6eu6tigtett nit osm
fpdTertgen 9eigsI4mad mar Dos Set
in ieber 8e3iebung Elm Grfolg. Die
S1eilnsbmer umiiItrten itd unb mebr
tann man BON einem Qusflug 8eDiB
ni6t ernarten. Die QieoertrGn3Ier
perben i'm Gaufe beg Winters cine SDe
on ben SonnenI6etn einituoiren, ben
iis nG6ften CONNER ourh Die Wu6t
bes Gsian9es gu tbrem @atofeit etn3u@
fdnQen boffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08
aaeIides Giaeinsaisr UDisbIatt aOnas, g. Hasn 1870

5arts GrebosReiie, bic in Oollenoster
Weiie gegeben purbe. Gtai Gebmann
fang bas 9aaeluja.
unruben in gerfien.
Se6eran, 7. s.ug. 6ier fam IS
am Sonntug 3u unruben, RE 8lutDer=
gieBen CUR 5olge batten. Die Regisz
rung bate cine Proclamation erldiz
len, in ipel4et bic yatiDnaliIten dn9ez
lpieIen tpurben, binnen As StunDen
bic Daffsn nieber3ulegen. DieIe
Proclamation puroe bon Den Natioz
naliIten a6Iolut ni6t 6edftet uno bic
Regierung entfdlob it9 Daraufbin gu
energiIhem 8orgeben. Der oeutI9e
GeIanbte perIu6te pergeblirb, Die gtaz
ttonaliiten, bic ii9 i'm n0roli6en Shell
Der Stabt unter Der iSubrung bon
Sdtdr abdn unb 8atir Shan psrz
Ihdn8t bdtten, umsuitimmen uno
I6liebli6 erfolgte Elm 2lngriff ourG
Regterungstruppen auf bic Rationaliz
ten. Der &f pd6rte ben gun5tn
Rahmittug binourh un0 geqen neun
l16r IbenDs oeldng Is ben 5ruppen,
Die gldtipndliiten aus i6rer Stequng
gu pertreiben. Sutur &6dn rpurbe
pernunbet, fpdbreno 8attr a6dn nit
oielen feiner Qnhdnger qefdngen ge=
nOmm.n purOe. Die 3abl Der 5ootsn
uno 8erfpunbeten tonnte Iotpeit NOD
niht feitgsItelt peroen.
0eraampf auf 5Ormofa.
9ictorta, g. g., 7. 2tuq. - Wie
am Sountag aus gbind bier etngsz
trOffere Ra6ridten beTogen, bauert
Der 8ampf auf 5ormoIa nod INNER
fort unb fir bic iapaniihen 5rut psn
miro aqgemein geiammelt. SdpantIde
3sititngen nebmen 8eitrdge bon fiinf
Gents an. 2(m %. eyutt 9sIung e5 ben
Sapunern, ben Berg S6inart 3u be-
ieben, BON tpo aug Der 5eino nit Qrs
| tillerie beihoiIen nsrbsn Iou. G6e b.r
Berg einqenommen fperoen tonute,
purben Die Jupaner 5tpetmdl 3uriitges
ihIaqsn. Jds cine Wtul puroen biz
Sapaner in cine 7aqe gslott unb oi;
| GormoIansr, Die i'm boben 8raie per:
itstt tagsn. lieBen Die Sapaner Bis an
3ebn SUB berdntommen, I'm oonn Ell
m6rberifhe5 Geuer gu er6ffnen. Del
nG6itsn Qngriff mahten bic Sapane1
pdbrenb zines llnpetters, Dor nelAsn
bic Gingsborenen ShuB geiu6t I'M
bu6er ibre Ste1ungeu gerdumt batten
IS gelang ben Sapunern BET 6iefer o..
legenbett, oerihieosne tpi6tige PoIitto
nen 3u erobern. Die Sapaner bdbel
felt gegtnn Der 5etnoieligteiten al
So0ten 800 Wann perloren. Der Der
IuIt Der gingeborenen 1T nod nett be
oeutenoer.
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Qeripnals s9iuti5eu.

6err uno 1rau Sobn 6. 6ertz
mia Fnb qeIteru aus Der Sommers
friibe, bic tie in Ridigon oerlebt bas
ben, surltgetebrt.
Sm DeutI9en 2tltenbeim lit geitern
Der .tr3ige s5niaiIe, Der tein 0eutiaer
mar, gsitorbeH, ndmlid 5err 80 o | 4
Rutit, Der pas bobe glIter Don nabe=
su SO yQbren erreitte. Der 8sritorbez
ne tpar Elm 9almattner uno ppn Be-
ruf Muiiter. Frubsr in 9IeD Orleans
unidiIig, iieoelte er Dpr etpd Il Sab
reu bier6sr uber uno oerotente ith
bann miiNIam ben 2ebensunterhdIt,
inosm er nit ietnsr isl0te in ben Dor
itdoten ouf Der StraBe ruiiSirte. Raz
mentIih in gpnnpuIe mar ietn Wtrz
tunqstreis uno bort mar Der purot9e
@reis, Der gang GuBeroroeHtlIh TIM
oertieb ipar, eire tpoblbetannte uno
qernoeiebene peri0uiihtett. Setre
Srdfte Iiebsn jeood IhIieBlit oerurt
nah, oob er Ietnem geruF nlht mebr
nadaehsn tonnte uu1b lpoblhdbenoe
Conner iorgtsu oann oafir, oaB er i'm
Deuti6en QItsuhsim llHtertunft fdno.
5rospem er nur enpliih uno fran5os
Fih ipruh, freunoets sr iia nit ben
iibrioen alien 5errsn Iehr bdlo an uno
erfreute ii6 aligereiner 8ellebthett.
Die geeroisung finDet am Dten'tag
WorQen um dht llbr bonn Oeuttdsn
gltenkim aus itatt.
Sin bo3angsieberer urb in ipelten
areiIen betannter oeuf6sr Burger II
aeitern in 6errn 9erm INN 8
Ren!per i'm 4lter Don 76 Sdhrer
in bic gpiotett hiuibergei 6lummert
innia betrduert niht rur bon ietner
glnoeb0ri9en, ipnbsrn audi BON Rr
pislenJreunosn. bic er ii1 tmaaufe os'
Sahre ourh istn ternoeutIhes Weisr
su srpsr6en eepubt bate. Ser 0a'
| hinoeIhieoene mar aus gitern II
5unnoper gebiirtig uub fam Dor nun
mehr so Sahren nah amerlta IN!
bate DO Sabre lang Elm UtIreral
ipaiIeraeihGft. Sin treues, !andjdb
rises Mitglieb perliert in Serrn Rep
fuer bi. 1ritte DeutI6e ProteItuntlIh
8emeinoe, in Der sr 20 Sabre lanl
Guperintsnoent Der SonHtassi9aI
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Nnsbaner fiihrt 3nm 3iel.

9rei Stunosn lang purbe geitsrn
Woroen DQs an Der Gde Der
4. uno 9ine Strabe, beFin0lt6e Gafe
bon Der poli3ei bepaht, bis es iAlteb@
lith um $50 llbr gelang, ben Gt9en-
t6iimer oeFelben, So. S6ubert, unter
Der 2lntlaQe Der llebertretltng oes
Wiitternatts 8eieBes feit3unsbmen.
&ur3 nad 3pei ubr puren 3uei angss
Iebene 6ieIige 8eI6Gftsleute in benz
Qotal in Streit unb i6Iiebli6, ungebz
lid, in Elm 6anOgemen9s geratben,
Oos Rumpfqet0Ie nurOe DOn Ndnttef
Gam Gorbin unb 0etettio Soc 5oriter,
pel6e 8ufGQig bic Gde paiIirten, gss
bort. Die 8eumtsn benliibten lIa per>
qebli6, ii6 3ugang gu Der Dirtbi6aft
All perIhQFfeu. sic legten fih ihlteBz
lid uuf Die Quuer, In Der Grportung,
cuB Der Dirtb bic Shire 0ffnsn rperbe,
I'm Die 8GTte binau83ulafen. gtot)
etpu elmer 5tunbe tpurbeu tie non
Qeutnant Dutfon uno ben Bolt3t1ten
ShaQer uno 9ernet6 abgelDIt. Otel'
parteten oeoulbiq Bis $50 llhr, als
! iih bic 56iire oes Safes 0ffnete uni
acbt gerIonsn uuT Den Seitentpsg tro
ten. Cieielben purben lpstter nt9t be
ldftiqt, iebpa brungsn Die Seomtsn II
| bic g8irt6Iddft Elm uno nabmsn osI
! giaentbumer oerisIben, 60. S6ubert
Feit. Der 8efargeue tpuroe pate
qegeu girgi6uft auf freisn SUP 9s
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mar. 5erner geb6rte Der Gntidtufene
felt ldngen Sabren oem Deutfhen Qqz
aemein proteitdntifhen Doiienosrein
an unb tpar audi gr@MetIter Der 3euz
tonia 2oge go. 1T bes OobfelIon
Sroens. Ginen treuen Breuno Der@
[iert in 6errn Heplper aud Das
,,golfsblatt", 8u beTen dlteiten l6onz
nenten er 366lte. Qn nd6eren angez
60riqen 6tnterldBt Der gereDigte Die
grnm9ebeugte Satin iotpte bier
S0bne. Die 8eerbigung finoet am
8tenItaG 8ormittaq I'm 3ebn llbr DDn
Der 0rttten 9euti6eu Proteitontiidsn
Rtr6e an Der BaEnut StruBe aus
ftdtt.
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SiusldnbiIdbe SsabridJten.

Gin 8olt, bas bic W n
beIide Gbeorte bepetIt.
BUR Renoelihen Gererbungstheorte
(oie pom q. 9. Wtenoel Dor oter5tg
G,5abreu auiqeIteut unO crit III rererer
3eit miIIenihaitIIh gelpurotgt Dur'
6ey muht II. 2. Somnleno I'M nWtdn.
DIETER Guardian" einige interellant2
Ipittbeillluaeu. WtenoeIS Sheorle
mar furi geiaBt Die, baB BET etner
RoIienfreu3una Die erite 8eneratIon
oie qen1iid)ten Decrfntale Der elterlt
seiat. Die 3neitc COON oie'eu 9porl'
SEN aesiihtetc) @eneration nltr 3llr
S6lftc Die MIdmerfmaIe uunpent
lpdbreuo elm 8iertel aut ben 8roBoa'
fer. Elm 8iertcl duf Die 8roBmutter
,uriifgeben uno oaB OieieS 3aDen'
perhdltniB ih in oen folgenoen 9e'
nerationen pieoerbolt. WEeroel lHadie
ieiue Grperimcnte NIT grb1en'
Ieine geahiolacr nit Mouien, BON De-
rer man ied1s 8eneratlonen IN eIneT
cSahr siihten fonnte. get Dem tur
6ieie 7Foriduuqeu lpthtiaIten uno M
tereIIauteIten 8eqenitau0, Dem Vten'
Iden, fehIten iebod) 3uDerldiiige I'M
daben un0 maren altd) Idrper 3u ma
dhen, tueiI erItens entptr;ide 9te'ultate
ieIbit menn Tie I'M iitrigen mo9ltcb
mdreu. crit IN lruqeidhr 3Delbunoert
csahren Die Wfduieaeneratlonen elnes
einsiqen 2ohres erreihen nuroen.
lmo smeitens, neil on8 oorbanoenc
Wtoteriol BON Wiifraiien gerpobnlld
beItrebt lit, feline 4bitammung Don
Der nie6ercn RnT'e 8u oerIpllhen tnf
nur oie TRADITION Der boberen Ra''t
oufred)t3uerbalteu, tpte g. y. ote aus
8eiBen lno fSarb1gen berporgeaan
aeneu WeuIotteu, @riquns uIiu. Rul
aibt es i'm Stilleu S3eor eineH Sled
ouf 6en oieic Rai'enmiihuug uni
folqenoe SSrt5t1d)t felt flint 8enerafio
neu IN pollItdnoiqer 9rbaeihieben
heit bon frenioen Ginfliiiieu itattae
! illn0en bot. Gs III et1e fleine aSnieI
Qitcairlt inn iiioIiheu SttIlen S5eult
| Sin Meittererid1iff langte bort be
| fanntlih nm 1889 on nit eitiael
polDneiiIheu sSrauen, Die es bon Ia
| btti miteenommeu bate. Streli
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08

- 9ouperneur 8atterIon pon 1sna
neTee puroe uuf Der 5Ghrt our Gountp
Eair in WinAeiter in bentbar entbus
iiaitiI6er Weiie beoriiBt, Sin bunens
batter 9ergbelpobner gQb feline Jreuoe
uber bas GrI6einen oes 8ouperneurs
our6 cine 10 itiiruiihe umarmung
Nusorud, oaB Dem armsn 8puoerneur
bic ano6en i'm 2eibe tnddten ulo er
noaber 10 1dpah mar. oaB er sur Gr-
offnung Der 5air nur tpentge gBorte
reoen tounte.
Qoitmorten bon 2abraoor, oeren
Tsnnlpert6 ith tnsgeiamrt auf nabeSu
S1,OOO,O00 be8iffert, itno BON ben ca
nabifheu go'tbe6Droen bei6lagndhmt
norbeu. Die UiQrteu naren Dor ttnls
qen Subren bel einem Gitbograpben III
Utnntreal beItellt, ibre 4nnahme mar
oann aber pertpeigert fporbeH, neil 'ie
nidt re6t3eitig geliefert puroen. 3u=
Iamnen nit anberen Sahen iporen its
idlieBlta in bic 5dnoe zines gIuttios
uators esIdngt une in osifsn 2otol ey.
fplste Die gsiaIaguahms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08
z dtffSma1 1rinten.

g9tlGbelp biu, 7. Qug. Gnz
getommeu: .5rieslano" BON GtperpooI.
2ioerpool. 4bgeg.: nUtegdn'
tie" nab Wtontrsal.
QueenstoDn. glnget.: rQras
Bic" bon Rem gort, mad 2iDer2oOl be-
ittmmt. - gbgeg.: r2uiitania" naa
R.p gort; .Georic" na6 QerD gort.
Soutbampton. Qnget.: nBhtz
!abelp9id" DON Nep gort.
0lasgop. Qngst.: yGaleoonta
BON Rsp gort. - Ibgeg.: nSssperta
nab Wontrell.
0oper. 46geg yarOoHIuHo"
uah Rerp Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08
Muslano .Selegrapb.
9runbftsinlegung sum
Wosartbdus.

Sdlsburg, z. Aug. - Inter
aroBurtieen uno sinorudspollen Jeiers
lihttiten bat bic 2tsuns oes 9runos
iteins fir bos Mosartbous, pelhes bas
anoenten an ben ssniolen aomponiz
fen in Ieinsr S.imatbsitaot perberrli-
den foIl. itattssfunoen. Der 3ersmos
ME fpobntsn sabIrsihe herporrasenoe
Decentralization bel. nit ibneu nas
mentlih ale aunitfreunbe. tpelds aus
ben perfdieosniten adHbern bierber sss
ton,nlsn iinb. um on Der WioaartsJeier
tbeilsunebmeH.
gu gbren bes 4tts Der Grunbiteins
Iesunssn muroe 1eitgottesoienit i'm
Dom absebaItsH. 3u Ge16r fam Wo'
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9leine Ypliseinabrtbten

- Gin Ginbre8er itieg in Der
sQmItaa Radt Dur6 Elm OffengelafIs@
nes Teniter in oas 3;mmer oss Ste
pban $obnIon, Ro. $40 Beit Z. Straz
Pc, uno entpenDste cine 9anbtui4s
nit $3.50 SnbaIt.
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berge6rannt.
1eIatpure, g., 7. 4uguIt. 9ds
saus, in tpel6em Der ptritorbene ebe@
mdlig. prGiiosnt Der 9ereintgtenStuas
ten Rutberforb .. games bier i'm Sab
re 1922 geborsn tpuroe, brannts Sonns
toa nieber. 9us syeuer mar bur6 einen
fshlerhaften RamiG perurioh! tporosn.
Der internatiouaIt
z 6riftfeserpers
banb.
minneapolis, 7. 4ua. - 9lm
ul0ntag beginnt bier bs Sc. Ja5r,sa
perfammlung Der Snternotional 5ps
geographical Union, bic feds 1age
lpabren piro. prGfibent Games
Qnna BON GnrGruIe. u. o., peilt bier
ihon Isit Mohenfriit. Sn Der Grs
offnungsiibung an Wontag Worgen
perosnnie 0elseaten bonn Gouperneur
ghrhoret unb bsm Wdpor 6inss Be.
araBt iperbsn. lin Die n1daite Gons
bention betpsrbsn iih Gan Jrantiseo.
Salt Gate Gitg nnD 5onlton. Ter.
getannter Rebatteur q.
forben.
Baltimore, Z. aug. Sol. GAR
ben SO. Seoit, Der Rsbafieur bea
,portlanb 2resonian4 BON portlnnb
Ore. uno Uitglieo bss Dirsttoriums
Der aHociirten preife. itarb am Conn,
tag i'm Sobns 5optins 5ofpitdI ar
ben ssolaen elmer Operation. Der CT iif
am Eamitag unterSDgen bate. gl
befane fh bsrsiis felt einisen Eager
inn 6ofpiial unb bereitete fih Guf BIZ
Operation Dor. 2lls 1ooesurid1'
trirb 6er3fflag dngesebsn.
Sol. 5eott purbe i'm Sabre 1888 IN
ber sadbs BON peOria, Sa., seborsn uni
lam Inn Sabre 1852 NIT ieinem Water
sinem Hormer. mad Oregon. Jn fei'
ner Sugenb mar Der 9eritorbsns ali
2lrbeiier auf Der Jarm ieiHes Bntsri
tbdtig unb nnhbtnl er bdnn bus pnri
iie GsIIese In Oregon atiolDszt bate
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Children Burned to Death.

The two Ollenberger boys, one
a year and half old and the other
six, were burned to death in their
home in McClusky last Friday.
These two with an older sister
were left home while the parents
were attending a funeral at the
church. The six year old boy was
playing with matches which caused
the fire. The grill ran to the church
to give the alarm but before any
one reached the house the fire had
spread so no one could enter.
The girl tried to telephone but
did not take down the receiver
after ringing. The charred bodies
of the little ones were taken out as
soon as possible. The funeral was
held Sunday.
This is the second terrible acci.
dent to happen in McClusky with
in the last few weeks and the shock
is felt by all.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Purcell Placed on Committee.

United States Senator w. 3.
Purcell has been appointed a
member Of the Ballinge Pinchot
Investigating committee IN place
.of senato Paynter Who resigned.
Senator Purcell was also given the
same committee assignments form
erly occupied 81 his pred SCISSOR,
Senator y. 7 Thompson which
are commit on the conservation
of national resources, Cuban -:
Iations, Indian "a ain, industrial
'isxpositi ions, Mississippi river i'm
provements, Paci6c islands and
Porto Rioo, rsilrosds and the
E.trlnsp ortation and sale 81 meat
products b
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Cannot slander Public Men.
President Taft told the publis

President Taft told the publish
ers of periodical magazines as
sembled at Washington that if
they persisted in overlooking their
criticisms with superlatives and
hints of dishonorable conduct re-
garding men filling public posi-
tions and exercising a difficult re-
sponsibility, the people will soon
ignore such attacks, says the
Jamestown Alert. The shouting
of CRATER" and "robber'' without
proof or reasonable evidence for
the main purpose Of soaring up a
subscription list, is a business that
will not endure on a permanent
basis Of profit or prestige. Presi-
dent Taft says that an officer Of
the government should be at least
given by these dictators of current
literature the benefit Of a reason
able doubt enjoyed by every GRIM
inal until truth is firmly estab-
lished.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
McClusky Gazette.

Mike Swartoine,, Mercer lad
spending his winter in Iowa, in a
letter to the Telegram, says that
the snow in Iowa ls five or six feet
deep, covering hundreds Of acres
of sunhuskt corn. Nothing like
that in our North Dakota.
Mike Handle and Jim Novy, Of
Pelican, were marketing flax at
this place Tuesday, taking advant-
age Of the 2.Ol market.
Tho Mrs. Fred West is out of
danger, she is still very, very low;
recovering slowly but surely, the
doctors say.
A two year old child Of VIM.
Zweigle died suddenly on Wednes-
day and was buried this afternoon.
The little one was taken i'll with
pneumonia on Monday and medi-
cal skill could do nothing to save
the child. The bereaft parents
have the sympathy Of the COM
munity.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Primary Points.

The county auditor of Kidder
county has taken the time to make
a list Of the important points to
know in the primary law which
are given below:
The LIST day on which petitions
may be- signed, March 10, 1910.
The lst day on which petitions
may be fled, May Goth, 1910.
The last day on which petitions
may be fled May 28th, 1910.
The last day on which vacancies
may be filled, June 9th, 1910.
In legislative districts having
more than one county, petitions
will be fled in the county in which
the candidate resides.
No pledge referring to United
States Senator will be required Of
candidates for members Of the
Legislature or Senator.
No fee will be collected Of any
candidate for filing petitions.
The petitions shall contain S
per cent Of the total vote cast for
the Office e which he aspires, a.
the last general election. and of
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
INTRODUCED RE
SERVATION BILL
Bill Provides Demonstration Farm
Three Sections for a National
Park.

If the bill that was introduced
in the house this week becomes a
law, one million acres of land in
the Fort Berthold Indian Reserva-
tion will be opened for settlement
and LILA Indians given farms.
The Indians already have eighty
acres each, and additional Indian
allotments are provided for, name
ly 100 acres Of farming land or
twice the equivalent in grazing
land.
There will be 10000 acres for
school purposes and three sections
for national park. The timber
will be reserved for the use of
Indians while coal will be protect
ed and sold later and the proceeds
credited to the Indians.
The Indians will be given stock
and money to construct buildings
amounting to twenty five thousand
dollars.
The appraisers will be COM
mittee Of six including one repre-
sentative from the reservation.
As soon as the appraising is over
the allotments made, the reserva-
tion will be opened.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Mclean County Lands Self High.

There are a great many acres of
land still to be sold in this county.
Every piece sold this winter has
brought good price. A land man
in California says land will be hard
to sell because some farmers butt
in and try to sell the land seeker
himself (but he won't spend a cent
advertising the county, and then
too they won't give dealer list
of lands for sale that will justify
the expense of a large advertising
campaign in the eastern states
where the buyers come from. Just
SO long as land owners will try to
do their own selling, just that long
will the big flock of land seekers
go where somebody is booming the
country. Some day the land own
ers will find this out and then they
will let nobody handle their land
except some advertising boomer.
There are too many in the real
estate business and not enough
advertising being done. Mclean
county land is good but nobody in
the east knows it.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11

we'll pleased with his new location
and thinks there are many good
things to be said about his section
of the Canadian northwest.
Surveyors are now said to be
just beginning the preliminary
work Of surveying the Fort Berth
old Indian Reservation. A gang
of twenty men left Palermo about
two weeks ago headed for the res
ervation. As soon as the survey
ing is completed the reservation
will be opened for settlement. As
it is more than likely that large
percentage Of those attracted to
the opening Of these Indian lands
will go by the way of the 500 Line
that means that thousands of
people will stop in Max during the
summer when the registra-
ton begins.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Not a Formal Cali. J.

The New York Tribune takes
editorial notice Of Senator Purcell's
sudden entrance into the senate,
under the caption, Dropping in on
the Senate. It says in part:
6 Perhaps no one drops in at
the White House, but that is not
true Of the senate. The advent of
the new senator from North Da-
kota was certainly the most casual
in many years. The senate was
surprised when total stranger
came in with some informal writ
ing from the governor Of his state
and demanded seat. No one was
aware that the seat was vacant up
to the moment when the new
senator arrived to claim it.
.sThe chief wonder is that the
senator came from the west, whence
new members are wont to arrive
with the sound Of many voices,
the roar of multitddinous press
agents and the thunder Of applaud
I ing Chautauquas. Before one Of
them has crossed the boundary Of
his own state on the way to the
capitol, his features are as familiar
to the country as those Of a patent
medicine example and views
upon everything under the sun
have covered acres Of white paper:
4 3 Evsryonesin the country knows
the name Of the new senator from
the commonwealth east Of the
MISSISSIPPI whichever one i. is =:
the maiden name Of his wife, the
names and ages Of all Of their
children, together with the pedi-
gree Of the new statesman's bull
pup.
'.In this age Of publicity il is 9
pleasant surprise to have west
ern senator drop in nnounced.
We hope more will drop in
y
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Another Exodus othe Dakotas.

Another Exodus tothe Dak0tas.
"A large number of Jasper and
Newton county farmers are making
preparation to soon leave for! the
RDakotas, most Of the9 for North
Dakota, while 8 few g tc Mime
sota. just over the line from North.
Dakota. Eight or ten oar loads 81
household goods will be shipped,
from Brook about March lot, and.
some Will leAys earlier. Most OF
thee people xiilll locate near. Lari-'
)mors, here ssysraL 4 fom this
:viioinity locatsd 1T spriing
The ID Dsmaorat has not \ sconis
Iplete lit 81 those mo viii
sleave. this sprin but here - a
ialtial lit Sc thqee who haye latss