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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

Mitbank. S. D., Jan. IL, 1911.
Board of County Commissioners met
on above date pursuant to adjourn
ment OF Tuesday, January 10Th, 1911,
with all members present.
DR.. Charles Flett was appointed
county physician for the county, jail
and county farm, provided that any
county commissioner may engage any
physician he may see tit in his dis
trict,
On motion carried: that the clerk
hire in the County Superintendent of
Schools office shall not exceed the SUM
of five hundred forty dollars (s54O. 0O)
in any one year.
On motion carried: that the depu-
ties in the Register of Deeds, County
Auditors and County Treasurer's Of
fees shall be sixty-ive 1865. OO) dollars
for experienced deputies and fifty $50
dollars for inexperienced deputies.
In the matter of the appointment
of the official legal newspapers of the
county and on vote being taken the
Grant County News and Herald Ad-
vance printed and published In Mil.
bank, South Dakota, and the Big
Stone Headlight printed and published
in Big Stone City, South Dakota. each
received two 81 votes and are hereby
designed and appointed as the Official
legal newspapers Of the County OF
Grant and State of South Dakota, fol
the ensuing year, in which shall be
published the proceedings of the Board
Of County Commissioners and all other
matter required by law.
The Clerk of Courts having filed
requisition for the names of thirty
nine (39) jurors to complete the list o.
200 names for the May term of Circuit
Court for 1911, the following app0r
tionment was made and names drawn
Adams, 2. Eldor Beck and Herman
Bentler.
Albee, /. George W, Friday.
Alban, 2. Frank Miller and William
Rudolph.
Big Stone, 2. f. T. Price and Martin
K0nshOk.
Big Stone City, 2. Tom Vanderveld'
and G.. F. Kottke.
Blooming Valley, 2. j. F.. Dale anC
Jacob Schurer.
Pennington, l. c. A. Olson.
Georgia, 2. NJ. Anderson and j. O.
Anderson.
Grant Center, 2. Frank Siers and
Otto Heft.
Kilb0rn, 2. Adolph Dienst and Will
liam Clausen.
Lura, 2. Charles Alexander and L.
e. Jacobs.
Madison, 2. Albion johnson and
Hlalmer Nelson.
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On motion resolved: That on be-
half Of the people of Grant county
we hereby express u appreciation OF
the service of John Erickson and r.
A. Berkner the retiring members OF
the board. That the history of the
county during the last few years has
shown them to be faithful public
servants, ever watcbful of the peoples
best interest, and by their retirement
from the Board the county loses two
faithful and conscientious members.
Signed, John Maxwell, Cbairman
George Mitchell
William Linngren
Chas. McWaters,
County Auditor
Board adjourned to March /, 1911
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Milbank, S. D.. Jan. IL. 1911.

Milbank, S. D.. Jan. II. 1911.
Board of County Commissioners met
! on above date pursuant to adjourn
ment of Wednesday, January 18th,
1911, with all members present.
On motion carried: That the
800. IS that was transferred from the
game fund to the county general
fund be transferred back to the game
fund.
On motion carried: The county
auditor was appointed purchasing
agent for the county for the year 1911,
subject to the following resolution:
Resolved: That the county audit
or shall be, for the year 1911 ending
January 3rd. 1912, the purchasing
agent for and on behalf of the county
of Grant, and he is hereby authorized
and empowered 10 make the following
purchases, for and on behalf of said
county, to wit: all supplies Of every
kind, nature and description pretain.
ing to county matters and shall pur-
chase for all Of the county officials,
stationary, supplies. blanks, postage
sta ps, postal cards and all other
i1CCCSSuly uiuHCl ioi 10 w ti1S
county officials respectively, and that
each and all of said officers shall APP
ply to said county auditor for all such
supplies and stationery SO needed by
them for the performance OF their
official duties. and that it shall be The
duty of said purchasing agent to pur-
chase a reasonable supply OF such
blanks, stationery, postage stamps,
etc. as shall be needed for the use in
each of said county offices from time
to time.
That said purchasing agent shall be
and is hereby, the only person so
authorized to make such purchase
J herein before enumerated, and that
said county officials shall not make
, any purchaie or give any orders for
the purchase OF supplies, stationery,
) postage stamps and postal cards for
use in their offices only to such pur-
. chasing agent, unless they shall per-
fer to pay for such supplies and STA
: tionery In person.
And said purchasing agent shall
. pay all freight bills and all express
bills that may be incurred for freight
Z and express received by such county
officers upon requist being made to
said purchasing agent to pay the
same, and that no freight bills and
!, express bills will be paid by the coun-
l ty, except those duly paid by the pur.
chasing agent, and for which he shall
> produce the vouchers in payment OF
such freight bills and express bills,
provided further that the purchasing
agent shall consult with the different
officials in regard to supplies needed
in their respective offices, and that
all newspapers Of the county share
u equally as near as can be, In the bust
ness of the county, and that the pur
y chasing agent shall receive the sun
Of forty dollars Gao O0) per annun
q payable semi-annually, and held sale
appointment subject to the will o.
y Board of County Commissioners.
y On motion carried: that the clerl
hire in the Register of Deeds office
shall not exceed the sum of M hund
k red fifty dollars $50. 0O) in any on
year.
Pursuant to section S27 and 80
revised political Code Of 1908 the fol
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The annual report of the clerk OF
courts for the year 1910 was approved
and ordered placed on file.
The annual report of the register OF
deeds for the year 1910 was approved
snd ordered placed on file.
Board adjourned to Thursday, ian
uary ), 1911.
CHAS. MCWATERS,
County Auditor
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Milbank, S. D. Wed. Jan. 4, 1911.
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Mi1bank, S. D. Wed. Jan. 4, 1911.
Board of County Commissioners
met on above date pursuant to 40
tournament of Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1911.
wish all members present.
The following bills were audited
and allowed and warrants drawn fol
the same:
Fred b. Purdy, County Snpt's salary for
DECEMBER 1910. .SlJ7 so
mo A. Ws,ertuwn q. IL 90
Fred b.. Pmrdv, post office box rent. q
+ q. Kawa0h. coal for Mrs. Ham .uond.. 3.75
C3eO. Friday. livery for Clara Broxeps... $40
II. w. Packard, hauling ashes from
sOnrt house ground 1890. ........ l.W
Fred Cross. sheriff. discharging pris-
Onefo tom jail ....... ................ "
Fred Cross. sherif. board for lanes
~ 0Tt00. $3.50
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Mazeppa, 2. John W. Allison and
John s.. Anderson.
Melrose, 2. Frank Martens and John
Jensen jr.
Milbank, j. F.. NJ. Harper.
OSceOla. ,. Arthur Carey and II.
Davidson.
RevillO, l. A. II. Nickerman.
Stockholm, 2. John Swanson and
Charles Nelson.
Troy, 2. Robert Lindahl and Swan
Anderson.
Twin Brooks, ,. John Pisha jr. and
Fred Eiiers.
Twin BROOKS Village, /. c. II. Soefi-
ker.
Vernon. >. Herman Reihe and X.
Johnson.
Board adjourned to Thursday, jan
uary 18th, 1911.
Chas. McWaters,
County Auditor.
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Fred Cross. sheriff. tailor fees for Oct.

Fred Cross. sheriff. jailor fees for Oct.
Nov. and Dec. 1910. A<o."'
w. W. Downie. supplies 20 sheriff and $40
County Judge. ~"
vii, A. Beach. Printing Co, supplies 100
49, p,;ntrr ~ snnnlies Ia Comfy 30
parL;ns R,ns m sunnI,es 70 county. p. 80
49, End.,Iirv cn.I ~ Mrs. Shelf IA 05
Franz Wendland. Post Office box rent -
Miss a.. h.. Thomas. clerk in reg'sfer OF
deeds Office :. f'So
Capital Supply CO.. supplies to county ;, 90
superintendent ..................- .t...-. %"
North Western school supply company,
Taws printino n snnniIes ~ county -. 70
News PRINTING 20. snnnIies to county. 81 90
August Gustafson, wolf bounty.-...: l.D
Harry Pawspn. repairing roof ana IN =, ~
! slue OF jail. ~"
o.sa .f state Va Gee, Brown ... ~ %
Il. W. L.. Robinson, supplies to county 10
J I'm w. Pay. vital statistics ....... "a
M,lbank Lumber company, lumber to -
Educational Publishing company,
schOo. books TO county ...... -....... ~"
American Book company, school books
W. NJ. WEIGH Mfg, company, supplies to 30 ~,
Lenster Bros. Mdse. TO Mangold and
scheff families -. 90
Dec 1910 So. b
$. $. Lnckhart, telephone rent and tolls 3.W
s $. LOckhart, office rent from october
/ LIST. to Jan. lst, 1911 % w
GRANDSON & johnson, mdse. to court go,
house. %
ErianGson 4 johnson, mdse. TO jail. 3.W
John W. Liggett. Clerk OF Courts III
4 ft,rc.ts and 10 ~ = u t'nuptp NJ N
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Ar extension of W years time was
granted Sievert Holm on loan No.
lis on the e4 Of set, section S-l2l-5O.
S. Miller, he having filed an affidavit
that he had paid the first instaIlment
on the wrong description OF real
estate.
The board then proceeded to check
the auditor and treasurer and ad-
journed from time to time until through
With the following result:
Cash on hand and in bank July LIST,
Tax receipts received from July let,
1910 to January Let, 1911 ...-.......: b7,t% %
AiscellAnsous receipts received
from July Lot. 1910 to Jan. lst, l9ll... 4.is4. 80
Total receipts received from July
lst 1910 to Jan. LIST, 1911 ............. TIC. 1850. 81
Total disbursements from July LIST,
1910 to January let, 1911 ............ ~. $50. 96
Total cash on hand and In banks
January Ist, 1911 l0,s0a. S.
The following bills were audited
aud allowed and warrants drawn for
the same:
Chas. McWsteYs, stamps and ste nped
envelopes to county l4i. O
+. .. Church. investigation and quar-
antiniDg contiguous diseases. al
E.. 0. Church. Investigating, quar-
anting aud fum,gatipg diphhieria and
! ............ 6G. 10
Edward Dehlandorf. witness fees and
miieage in case of State vs.. VanAsch.... 2.40
| Chas. McWatere, freight. ............ 30
NJ, Green. drawing for court house. =. 30
| Chas. McWaters. purchasing agent
salary from July let, 1910 10 January LIST,
1871 2,.M
N. Putt Il Sons, mdee to county farm. 81 81
Chae. McWatcre, commission on sale
OF school books. Ii %
Chas. New aters. freight. express,
water and electric rent a.38
| Milbank light and Power Co., install
ing electric lights in court honss la6 o.
Ole ?. Brustuen, mGse to Mre. Monsen 1000
X. A. Berkner, poor relief. ............. IS 90
Dakota Central Telephone company
phone rent and tolls to court house,. so
N. j. Bleser, mdee to Jail ............. l7.47
N. j. Bleser, mdse. to board of health. .b
n. J. Bleser. Mdse. to court house go. 4.4D
Albert Helm, superintendent of
County farm salary for December. 1910. SGT
Irma j. Helm, domestic work on
County farm (3 mOnths) ............... 800
10. Nelsoo. County treasurer, court
u 30
10. Nielsen, county treasurer, ex-
change on draft and Post Office box rent 10. no
John AngcFhoier, work on county
farm It's %
Brown n SaeD ger. supplies to county. 81. 10
W. w. Wilson ~janitor at teachers ex-
. animation 300
W. j.. Ferguson, quarantining and
fumagatipy contagious diseasee. 81 81
A. G. Lender. mdse. to county farm l.s0
Board adjourned to Monday, jan
uary 8, 1911.
CHAs. MCWATERS.
County Auditor.
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OF health. .....-.... -........... iO7 %
r. A. Rerkner. service county commits
sioncr per diem and mileage. %
John Erickson. service county commits
sioner per diem and mileaSe......-,. .p.lO
The report of Albert Helm, super
intendent of county farm. was ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.
Application of Joseph Hedman TO:
a loan of the permanent school fund
of $1,000. 90 on the nwi of section 81
1850. was approved.
Application of Fred Mundt for a re
fuad Of S2.19 personal property tax
was rejected.
The bonds of George Mitchell and
William Linngren, county commits
sioners elect, being approved the old
board adjourned and the new board
organized and on vote being taken
John Maxwell was declared elected
chairman for the ensuing year.
On motion the amount of the bonds
of each office named shall be fixed as
follows:
Register of Deeds, 50, 900. 90.
}, Judge of County Court, 800 90.
Sheriff, 100000.
Coroner, 100000
). Surveyor, 5000
County Treasurer, $1,000. 90.
County Auditor, 5000. 90.
The bonds of the following county
! officers elect were approved:
Franz Wendland, register of deeds iI
the penal sum of SO, 900 90.
& John o. Nelson, county treasurer, il
: the penal sum of $40, 900. 90.
John w. Liggett, clerk Of courts, II
the penal sun of 81, 900 90.
5 S. S. Lockhart, county judge, in tn
penal sum OF $500. 90.
Fred B. Purdy, county superintendent
of schools, in the penal sum Of $500
William jennings, sheriff, In TIN
penal sum OF So, 900. 90.
Thad L. Fuller, states attorney in tn
penal sum of 81. 200. 90.
George s. Rix was appointed attor
q ney on the board OF insanity.
r L. L. Conright was appointed JAM
tor at the court house for the year 1871
ar a salary Of s55. 90 pei month.
y Board adjourned to Wednesday
January 18th. 1911.
Chas. Nc Waters,
County Auditor
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Milbank, ). D.. an. ., 1911.
Board OF county commissioners met
on above date pursuant to adjourn
ment Ct Wednesday, } lnuary 4, 1911,
with all members present.
The following bills were audited, al
lowed and warrants were drawn for
the same:
J {. Rawson, coal to court house 49,. IS OIL q
Emily McCohkry. conuncfing elgh}h
Grade examination in May 1910 ......... sou
Grant County Review. publishing de-
llnqn-nt tax list -, $50. ......... :. ".@
Educator School supply Co, supplies TO
Grant County Review. supplies to coun-
ty SIG - allowed al ........ .....-....- 3.tt
Axel Dahlberg, mdse. TO f. W. Went
" go. -
Empire Elevator company, coal to
Cuur, house 81 81
Mittelstaedt Bros. mdse. to County. -. 8 A.
q. A. Kern. mdse. to County rarm..... 81. .
&. NJ. Bowe mdse to Comfy Farm l.U
J.". Kawson, coal TO County Farm 49,. 22.3
Mittelslaedt Bros. mdse to County
farm ia
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Miibank, S. D., January 9, 1911.
Board of county commissioners
net on above date pursuant to a6-
Jnurnment of Saturda y, January 7,
1911, with all members present and
made their semi-annual visit to the
county farm and found everything in
| good shape and the inmates all con-
tented and we'll cared for.
Board adjourned to Tuesday, Jan
uary 10, 1911.
CHAS. MCWATERs,
County Auditor.
Milbank: S. D., Jan. 10, 1911
Board of county commissioners met
| on above date pursuant to adjourn
ment from the county farm of Mon
| day, Jan. 8, 1911, with all members
present.
The board then proceeded to check
the treasurer from Dec. 81, 1910, to
| date, with the following result:
Cash on hand and in banks Jan. l..
1911. SlO,6O9 Is
| Tax receipts received from Dec. 81
to Jan. ~. 1911 ........... ........ dD5 81
Miscellaneous receipts received
from Dec. 81 to lam 10. 1911 ........ 2.s49 q
Total receipts received from Dec.
81. 1910. to Jan. 10. 1911. ........... Sl4.354 ~
Disbursements from Dec. 81. 1910. to
Jan. 10, l0l S23 9s
Total cash on rand and in banks
Jan. 10. 1911. S13.53 a
The following bills we're audited
and allowed and warrants drawn for
the same:
~ 7 nY~1AA Rn1co A. <o,.-A- ~
A. g.. Lender. 7" il............ BIS
N. Potts = Sons, court house,. 40
J. 9. Farlev.s county farm 80
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n r Nelson. So. rs
v w. Neehan. insurance on Jail. 20 20
J.. ). Farley. mdse to court house. Jail. go
Franz Wendland. STAMPS received as
fees in register Of deeds officc-.... 80
y, Potts & sons. mdse - jail ,.,"..... 100
e II Rowe. mdSe to county farm >
r O. Church. care of Clara Broxeep
ana ndse for same "....... ....o.' - o.
w w Mount. game WI rden, xiis: allo'd 2, 81
Henry duncan. fumigating. mileage. 900
! Fronk kockx. witness fees and mileage
| in case Of coroner's inquest ana state
vs.. Van ASche -W
! /, n. Aldrich. publishing notice Of cleo
ton. refeTenda and amendments.
1857 30; allowed at. ~ -
G.. C. Cooper, publishing notice OF cleo
ton. referenda. amendments. certiti-
Gates of nomination. S.'.3l: allowed. ip -
l. ID. Aldrich. publishing certificates of
nominations. $40; allowed Ill.,. -"
Grant County News, publishing notice
of election, Teferenda. amendment
and certificates OF NOMINATIONS,
81, 80: allowed at..., ~" -
Grant County Review. publishing no.
tice of election. referenda. amend
ments and certificates of nomination.
| so77.3l: allowed at....".... .-.... 400 y
C. C. Cooper. official printing .,........ @S
Grant County Review ......,- Ale
Grant County News ......-.- ~ |.
Weekly Item. ..,........ '6
w. w. Downie. official printing ........ I"
W.. w. Iownie. publishing notice OF
election, rpferenda, amendments
certificates OF nominations and Off
cial printing. 1000: allowed at 80. NY .
I, d. Aldrich. official printing........ t2G
Trowbridge 4 kilgote. mdse to board
of health. ... .t.-.... ............. iO7 O
r. A.. Rerkner, service county commits
sioncr per diem and mileage. -. ...... > y
v,lx, I,,t,t-.., g,,y;ra p,1pty commits
sioncr per diem and mileage, 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

originated the idea, says the only OBJ
ligation Of the members will be to
stay at home with their families at
least three nights a week George
a. Forbes, secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian association of Spo-
kane, declared in an interview that
no more important work can be un-
dertaken at this time, when engage
ments and amusements taking men
from their homes are so varied and
attractive, then by every means
Strengthening the home ties. Home
loving and - housekeeping men are
not those who become candidates for
divorce, Mr.. Forbes said, adding: 81
think a league on these lines will do
good and help to bring back those
sanctities of the American home
which obtained in the earlier and
simpler times of the nation s. .z.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

fourteenth cong gressional district. In
Philadelphia, Rudolph Blankenburg,
republican reform candidate, wins
mayora1ty election by 4,364 over
George H. Earle, regular republican
candidate and backed by Senator
Penrose. #
/ Administration Republicans will
find comfort in the result in Mary
land and Rhode Island and the re-
iduced plurality of Governor Foss in
Massachusetts,, while the Progressive
Republicans can discern some indica-
.tions Of added strength. AS an in
.dication as to what may happen in
the national election next year, the
results of Tuesday were not much of
a success. -
The strong showing made by the
Socialists in many places is a strik-
ing illustration of the awakening of
the working classes to realization
that after all it is possible for ma
jority rule in America. s@-z s. - t.:~ -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

The time-honOred Lord Mayors
show took place in London today, and
the new Lord Mayor of London, Sir
Thomas Boor Crosby, was formally
installed in office, succeeding Sir
Thomas Vasey Strong. The new Lord
Mayor is a native of Lincolnshire and
has passed his S0th year. He is
probably one of the oldest, if not ac-
tually the oldest, citizen who has
ever filled the office of Lord Mayor
in London. He is undoubtedly the
first medical man who has been ap-.
pointed, which may be considered re-
markable, in view of the fact that
his term will be the 723rd mayoralty
of the city. For many years Sir
Thomas has been recognized as one
of London's foremost physicians. In
politics he is a Conservative. AS he
is widower, his daughter, Miss
Crosby, is to be the Lady Mayoress. I
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
! Trial Will Convince Anyone
The Great Kidney Rom
edY Never DisappOints.

IA few years ago was troubled
with q complication of kidney and
stomach ailments and although
tried two or. three different doctors,
/ was unable to obtain cure. Hav-
ing heard a great deal about Swamp
Root. I decided to give it a trial and
purchased a one-dollar bottle of Mr..
the druggist. From the
beginning I could notice change for
the better and after taking eight bot
ties of your medicine, felt entirely
cured and have not had any trouble.
since.
Had I began using Swamp-Root
sooner, would have been a few hum
dred dollars to the good and saved
myself lot of suffering.
You may use my testimonial any
time you wish. Yours very truly,
Charles q. Harris,
400 Sixth st. Marion, Iowa.
l certify that Charles E. Harris
signed the above testimonial in my
presence, being first duly sworn to
the truth thereof, this the 18th day
of July, 1909.
- - ID. r.. Kinley. J. p.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.

Yesterdays elections were "a sad
blow for the pessimists. Dire pre-
dictions that the country is going to
the dogs were nsubstantiated. In al
most every state where ballots were
cast, there was a splendid demon
stration of real thinking on the part
of the .~people-an indication that
men and issues are being studied and
that votes are being cast as a matter
of principle and not. because some
politician had issued his orders.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
HOW ABOUT ONE FOR BEmlDJl?

Strengthening the family ties and
weakening divorce temptations is the
primary purpose of a nationwide
movement launched in Spokane by
the formation of Stay at Home club
for married men. The national or
ganization is to be known as the Stay
at Home League of America. E. Pot.
ter Hall, formerly an English clergy
man, now a member of the editorial
staff Of the Spokesman-Review, who:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
STRANGE ISN'T 1T?

Odd, isn't~it, that the Twin City
newspapers, when they reprint COM
ments on the extra session, print on
ly unfavorable ones? TX
But that accounts for the fact that
they print so few comments on the
extra session.-Duluth Evening Her.
aid. ~r@-@
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

The Saltwater Gazette calls atten-
tion to the fact that Minnesota man
has invented a COW tail holder and
adds, "What's the matter of a COW
holding her own tail?"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

1t is said that hoop skirts are COM
ing back again. Just imagine a
crowd of women wearing hoop skirts
at a bargain counter sale!
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

81
There were enough surprises te
make the off year elections interest.
Ing. Briefly here is what happened:
New York Repu blicans win con.
troll Of the assembly, majority being
elected that will be eraatar. than hi
present democratic
achusetts
democrat, reelected
Rhode Island-G
republican, re-electe
. Maryland Philip
ough, republican, el
New Mexico Med Donald democrat
elected governor, but legislature il
republican. @
Kentucky James Bennett Nc.
=Creary, democrat, elected governor
State legislature will have democrat.
ic majority sufficient to secure elec-
tion of Congressman Ollie James as
senator. Z. ! #zs.@..ss. z:@s.s. s.. II. :-S #
New Jersey-Republican win con-
troll of both assembly and senate. The
senate is republican at present and
the assembly democratic. w. u.
Browning, republican, was elected
congressman in first district. ...--
Mississippi-Earl w. Brewer, dem
ocrat, elected governor.
Ohio-Democratic mayors elected
in Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleve-
land. Socialists elect mayors in ten
cities. ... - - -. E. =. ( +:
Illinois Sullivan raction in
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

Judge Hook has refused the plea
Of thirteen railroads to grant an in
junction, and the railroads shout in
a chorus, "Get the Hook
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

If anyone has a red COW wander
ing around in the woods they had
better gather her in before the deer
hunting brigade breaks loose tomor-
row.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

Republicans who never sang be-
fore are now singing, maryland, My
Maryland" Oh, you Mary!
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

True to our prediction, Mississippi
went democratic.