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The Red Cloud chief., 1911-02-16

Just as we go To press we learn oi
the death of II. u. Brubaker OF 'owies'
f.. q. aud q. l.. Oatman Of Lawrence
accompanied by \. ID. Ranney of Blue
Hill were attending Probate Court
Monday.
Is your farm for sale: List 1t at
selling prices on straight commission
basis with Dan CARRIER ~ COMPANY.
Chief office.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson returned to
her home in Grand Island after an eN
tended visit with her mother, Mrs
George Lindsey.
Fat Waddel our merchant tailor sur
priscd his friends by bringing home n
wife nee Miss'Eya Marshall of Iielton
Mo. last week, Best wishes Pat
Farm Loans Negotiated Longest
Time Easiest Optional Payments Low
est Rates Of Interest on shortest No
tice.-DAN CARRIER Il Co. At CHEZ
Oiiice
Roy Rust proprietor of the Roya
Barber shop has installed AN electric
massage machine and you are cordial
ly invited to call for shave, hair cut
or massage.
DR.. Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, nose and throat patients ane
those needing glasses properly fitted
at DR.. DameTell's office in Red Cloud
Tuesday, Feb. 2lst.
TOO many watches in our stock
makes the opportunity for you to buy
a watch at price that You will soor
forget. We NEED the money. NEw
HOUSE Jeweler and Optomctrist.
Your first chance to get watch a
practically wholesale price. We nee(
some QUICK money and our prices OF
these will sson transfer the goods tC
your pocket but you'li have to hurry
Newhouse the Jeweler.
Just as much care, IN fact iittl,
more, should be exercised in buying
electric sad irons, as IN buying any
thing else. Some irons use more cleo
tricity than others in doing the same
work Get your electric irons o
MoRHARr Bros. they carry the author
lied iron. BE carefull of Just HI
good electric irons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-02-16

Fred Parsons the IL year old son of
Lee Parsons was arrested Sunday
morning for breaking into the Pioneer
grocery Saturday uight and was sen.
fenced to- the Kearney reform school
by Judge Edison Tuesday.
Az Mccall and +. W. Cowden were
in Grand Island Tuesday and closed
the sale of the base ball franchise to
York, Neb. Red Cloud received 800
for the franchise. Good luck, York!
We will be with you next summer.
\ quiet wedding took place at the
home of Pref. and Mrs J.l Burweli
of Red Cloud, Feb. -, 1911 when their
daughter Nina was married To Mr..
Herman II. Kempcr of Gull Lake.
Sasll.. Canada. Rev \ \. Gresham
oiliciatcd.
Last Saturday morning Ralph Nav.
ricka son of Mr. NJ. Vavricka died at
the home of his father in Batin town
ship. Funeral services occurred Mon
day morning at the home. lnterment
took place in the Red Cloud cemetery.
Rev. Hummcl conducted the funeral
services. lie leaves a father and sew
eral broth hers to mourn his departure.
Among the very enterprising busi'
ness men of Red Cloud William Kirk.
patrick stands out as II most liberal
dispenser of real old hard money. In
the last five weeks he has purchased
35B head of horses and mules, distrib.
uting upward of $1,000 among the
farmers Of this vicinity and adjacent
territory. Kirk is Johnny-on- -the-spot
in the horse and mule business and
does not let any get away that he can
place,
The Music study Club will meet
with Miss Arnold, Thursday evening,
Feb % The following program will
be given:
Roll Call ....,..,,,. Music quotations
Biography ....,M Miss Grace Cooml IS
Piano solo. AIRS. Paul Pope
Vocal Duet Miss Marie s KathrS II
Burke
Reading ......hiss Josephine Richards
Vocal solo olo...,,,.,.!.....Mr Mrs. Or, Cross
Piano duett Mrs Bcal Al Miss Potter
Chorus work k.............,... .,."Club
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-02-16

Mrs. Dave Watson Of Bellairc, Kas.,
i, visiting in the city.
Ed Walters spcut sunday in this
city with his parents.
Lee Keith was in Superior Thursday
on telephone business.
Noble Ball wa, in Cowlcs ON tcle
phone business Monday.
food six room house for rent ~
quire of II. W. Gulliford.
See Dr.. Stockman for eye glasse>y
satisfaction guaranteed
Cecil Es,ig arrived home from Lin
coin Wednesday evening
Mr. H. Burke and family left FOR
Indiana Saturday morning
VIM Wecsucr and wife were home
from Lincoln over Sunday.
Some good residence lots for sale.
Inquire of II. W. Gulliford
a. u. Rancy of Blue Hill was in
town Thursday on business
The Xmas club me, Tuesday after
noon with Mrs Geo. Warren.
Noble Ball got tired of bachelor life
and spent Sunday in Franklin.
Lee Keith of the Nebraska Tele-
phone Go is in Hastings today
Mrs. James Burden and son Darrel
and wife are home from st. Joe.
Mrs. NJ. A. Motley returned to Su.
perior after visit with friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cv Norris are the proud
parents of II pound baby girl.
Il. A. Wylie of Hastings was trans
acting business in town Saturday.
j. w. Robertson returned from Blue
Hill after visit with his brother.
Jack Masters and wife left for Hol-
drege this morning to visit relatives.
Ed Bates and Geo. Amack went to
Goodland, Kas.. 10y auto last Friday.
You will miss it if You don't try
Routt County Coal.-J. o. CALDWELL
For SALr:-White Wyandottc Cock
erels. See ME at oncc.-C T.. WALLIS.
Frank Abbott of Superior. the horse
buyer was in town Tuesday buying
horses.
w A. Kent of Walker ~ Kent was
in Rockport, Colo, on land business
Friday.
Regular services at the Brethren
church next Sunday both morning and
evening.
Mr.. Jarboe will preach at the Indian
Creek school house Sunday Feb. 10th,
at 3 p. III.
On last Monday boy of usual
weight was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ros
coe Weesner
Misses Allison and Rachel COwden
visited with friends at superior Satur'
day and Sunday.
The baby child of Mr.. Chas. Carrier
died Friday morning and was buried
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Reeves and children OF
Denver. Colo. are back for an extend.
ed visit with friends
The w. Il. C., will meet next Satur-
day afternoon at 2:3c. All members
are requested to be present.
Mrs. Jas. Moranville returned from
St. Joe this morning, having purchas-
ed her spring stock of millinery,
Is your farm for sale? List il with
DAN CARRIER n COMPANY. IL will be
literally advertised. Chief Office.
Frank Hughes and family came
down from Hastings via auto and spent
Sunday with his brother Oscar Hughes
The watch will be good long after
tn. price is forgotten if you buy one
of these bargain watches 1T NEW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
THE u. S. SENATE ABOUT TO PAINT A
PICTURE OF AN IDEAL u. S. SENATOR

when the great paints his picture the feS" "
The coanenance OF Michael Angelo IA vnei II inter
esas representation OF the way Michael Nnkeo s
appeared OF the face Ia Nincl showed 10 =" fN ~
We shall soon have painting ideal United States sen
by the United States senate ...-a
result IN vote which VIII e WV ~'N
lust What senators think o. heneese .t
The constltion makes the sole judge o. inc a"s
ineations OF It's isn't bound BY se
own mdemen AN this preeedents Il tNa1a,s me
ate makes lts precedcnts the power TO aNpe MT
votes we're e.'ae1 ~
field whole the deal AZ Sphkle'u ''eN' '
an do Is 60 vote 70 cNpe hlh
II doesn't reason Why. -. -, =. 49, an.
Il onsht 10 but Il doesn't have 70 nave '
So one ssc that IN passing the tormer case The senate
gives Il paints It's own portrait u carve" w ~
--. a. r. ..n.,or al lono
he sta out lai--H Il wants To-
tkath should be saneHs-h 70
oncc hob Inxersol complained the proprietor OF wes.st
hotel that Taste ~ said the 1f"A ''
for yourseifi" .Vv.u
The landlord smackeed his lps and replica Ne'h
should say that that's fairly good butter" - -
lngeFsol you might ~ Wei ea
your fairly yTuous Butter either perfectly k''
or Il m worth damnf@ $3.50, . - ....
tori and senatorial virtue
II thinks that fairly honest good enough for sen
sior Il s reject Lormer NH. -
n thinks that h record a. wllns 70
forgive mer ranciancss h might take aormer
/ demands purity, u must reject him
will
AZ for IA ard as nation arc Of the
opinion standard Ia the on ore hs'
senators applying TO themselves
Either TREY perfectly from faint or edor or 'nsS are
worth Damn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
OBSERVATIONS

DENMARK has they no white
wash there?
TIGHT shoes make domestic unhappuess" saya Milwaukee
educator. Yes. and
swholER in Boston duped Ris always stuck M
trine gnIlbe anyhow
CHICAGO reflects Mrs Young school superintendent
means that another woman in high place has good
FRENCH scientist that odora may deranre
The nerves We've suspected sme much before
this $500 1880
the price Of gas This years quotation large
platform.
"ELI PERKINS" whose Melvin d Iandon Is
dead at 70 His life was worth while grim
world smile.
CHICAGO divine denounces gambling Carlo as mo
better than Wan street speculation" hang
head 10 shame. and she ought
railway supplies voice culture 10 conductors
80 that they can say Step lively"
known railroads to do things
'Hr spent exactly d4Sis IN the effort 70 beat Bob La Fol-
whispers-in wisconsin Direct primary.
NEW YORK have developed strawberry plant that
Yields berries In November California plants yield No
yenDer, too also eleven other months year.
THERE'S really objection friends believing that
he Is the logical candidate for 1912 diversity
Of opinion az 10 the logic
an Illinois boy in his on half acre OF
vegetables getting from
Many family could get of this
youngster 20 learn wisdom - - - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

~ aesieet eefa. srenehnis faas ssea.
- ~ ceusSeapsta@ 10 aaNxsF~ss we al
kfeW han prgr@ p~apis ara "a a~ar shsy
h4se ceusaafnrttaa a. 10 fiatssFteE Dc.
aap@s - tmaesssssat Cal earsasae ftar
q - ema dread nAm~ sri tbeM taks
u Antamfs Alternative. h4ssNs@ W as sffras
sits o. Teh~ftgssels Ne aes nset deaht
4teat ifa-thsfs = Fisnsx % sstteaas
issn iiss ~''asss~s isyssiisa.s ihs
o~nsiasnsat 'rsisr - rsh ifes "a.
iHratrd ta neehestsr * r. safffftne
sin fa4asibrs. atirh ssseiersa tnis
rAhereuiesis nv physitisa eeta ne ea>
fmanih e Tvs was hsese tesrthis
assht s~sAsH eaH esst sAaF fhllaA aHa tass
"a TEST fariatg having Teas fren fft
- tfs tbs / ras2hsf as faissf eeetins
sally aaa hefaass ~ seas nat aaisfrr
few feet eeha@stsS me On nr f~s@fn
aa'np my rue~iAs pngsiessn gave me ne.
sfsrzrraaa. hears az Es&nan's Alters
ffse aaf ieAarsf re - taha a. 1hs
nixhs sweass Ana ehNm atsagpsofsa. ny
eeasn h~eAtae easier snd sfaauatfg a.
p,inisbsa and - = fss asfs : dssslofsd
a. sppsftfe. as first n alnuths am
na~ fa p~rsecs heaith. baek % ftt its
feri esrtain thas { eNs ny nfs - NeA-
tsissssl n 81 cowLras
express ny apFyeciafloo 81 uhea Fcur
remedy has aene for my son r. changed
despair iese hops wtthin tun wesks ~.
ler ~ began tattna q. ans witneai Any
doabt iu ng fated. a sased his tifs
wish n efd nsr rnasfsemauf - stefr
Nssd - hie testimonial
tHxnedf REV. q q Cowf.Ea
Pastor Presbyterian fshafch
Erksnar'r Alternative estes nreurhliis.
Asthma ftaY Fewer Threat ara tunE
Affections Per sale ~ The OIL rTos
a4IaHN
ard other leading druggists Sst Tor
booklet 81 cured easrs ana write 60 Erh-
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. "a. Ter
additional svidenfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

That a bachelor IL. per So. an un.
civilized creature. IL the contention
~ the Rev. Anna shaw. she holds
that marriage IL the only thiug that
can avail 70 make the poor thing
either comfortable or civilized
'Of course" she says. THE com
mon idea that marriage Is the con.
summation % a woman'a lie more
than Il Il of a mans il absolutely
basrlesa and foolish. A a matter
81 fact man needs marriage aud
home more than does woman A
woman can make home Tor her
self whether she marfiea or not. and
she can alao keep her character A
man can DO neither. lie needs 10
be married In order 90 be either
comfortable or civilized. tie needs
The restraints Of homa life wiih bis
family % keep him straight
Il don't mean that naturally and
originally woman Was one bit bel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

Nhy. I'm told that the furuishers
~ high class apartments make n q
point 20 put a pair % womrn'a slip
pera on the hearthHtone aud that
they sprinkle around other little
feminine touches inst 90 give the
Illusion of a happy home "a the
poof lonely bachelors"
DR. ahaw lhlnka that there should
be a course In mntrlmony IN the
public schools She believes that
domestic economy aud social rs,
Eiens should be taught 10 all chill
dren
Every woman should know how
10 cook aud keep house and SEES
whether or not she has 10 DO any
Of these things herself after mar.
rage" she says.
-fiut not only women should
know about housekeeping Men
should be taught no, 10 be- abso.
lutciy heipieas They should learn
ho~ 20 eook simple things and boa
20 sweep and. DO other ordinary
domestic dufiea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
RUSSIA TO BE CIVILIZED

behind the tmes but she sonE 20
cate up All pretty
Hammond u there now explaining u
10 Mr. stolypn premier o And its this way
Russia por1a q
me wrd ran Heretofore prcdact In ruth
supply and demand have bad
somethlng 10 do wi price paid By consumers
II relic Of tho dark ages when tn"Fe
when such capitalists as
there foolishly destroyed each other
Mr. syndicate hacked By immense sums
Aerean canh 10 acquire control produced by
enable them virtually
10 eontrol he grain OF the world
Then and where's the produeeFf
Sect poln Stolypng OF DO Ha. ha'
Liberty word"shes si dons business Al
the olds nnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
sTROLlERs' COLUMN

Stage Manager niiis. who il also
an actor when needed. has had his
troubles in staging Temperance
Towa- at the Seattle theatre thia
week
The property HAT called for q thin.
emaciated horse. which would stand
ktlll. and not dash over the foot.
lights NJ the audience.
What Was the horror 81 the com
pany the first night To Hee DiliH
drive on the stage with a big. fat
dray horse. the picture of health.
A hurry call was sent out for a
faded animal. One was finally SO
curcd from a 0reek psddicr lilo
vas thin all right IIe was all but
starved When tho time came %
lead the animal upoa the stage, u
refused 20 bulge ull nllla laid a
trail OF oats almost TO the foot.
lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
FALSE PLATES

Teeth troublesg Arc you having
trouble with a partial plate7 You
cant eat properly with n. can your
Ever heard of the Regal Dentists?
DO you know II Is possible. through
our method. TO put teeth into the
mouth without plates7 A new plan.
This new discovery is one OF the
greatest achievements ever known
In the science of dentistry. No
plates. Heretofore the dentist de.
manded an anchorage In the shape
OF a suction plate. before he could
supply any teeth. But by our meth.
cd all that We require is that you
have two or more teeth In either
jaw. and we win restore all of
those that you have lost 80 that
they will look, act and feel like
natural teeth. The work Is pain
Less. calls for no surgical operation
Is not teeth implantation. and when
done is permanent. We give
written guarantee with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
Northwest Cor. Third Az. and
Union St., Across the Street
From the Postoffioe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

I remember. ] remember
before the last election
FAREWELL" they cried. 10 prleen
hiEhi"
That Was the glad prediction
hut now the battles lost and won.
The smoke clears IN a iriees
Twas just a campaign yarn they
spun.
We pay the same old price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

tor or pafer than man IN fact they
probably were created with strong
or passions because otherwise they
would not be willing 10 suffer their
pain. But for many centuries men
have insisted ON restraint aud con.
troll In woman. otherwise refusing
TO give them support. 50 that SON.
an has beon forced to a higher
plane b. a combination % heredi.
tics anas environments Now they
are where they can set along bot.
ter without the refining. controlling
influence ~ home aud children than
can the n~n.
Hut az for the unmarried men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

Sir Ernest case MORGAN" has beEan 20
give OF Carnegie and Rookie
TELLER
are who and Slaughter All the
ducks a then distribute them among their
riends they home.
They eats man haven't
earthly they LIKE TO KILL And the best fol
low Is he biggest bag OF
predatory Instinct Inherited savage toFebsaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
Or. ANNA SHAW ON
MARRIAGE QUESTION

Marriage should Imply mu.
luai respect as well an mutual
love.
Each Of the contracting
parties should be able 20
offer a health certificate
The family income should be-
az lcaet f28 a week.
No marriage should take
place until AZ least a year after
the first meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
COUNTRY WITHOUT A MILLIONAIRE

Of "but
railroads telegraph telephone mod
utilities Of kind. heyr
they thng-the fact that the
people and hence credit
10 a more and do things.
nd yet funny live in country without
single millionaire to look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

The ultimate test u a trunk 49,
10 be % send u over the Z.IGp
H. A. The star baggage smashs,
On the Z. !. a. y r. r. was Adolphs.
BiambaDg When Aaolphus su
through with trunk Their
woaidn't b. anything left but tls
hinges. aud they'd BE- badly beat
50 Tar. ~ good But oue day NJ.
slambang got hold 81 a funny loot
lag trunk with notified tin plate
Eheashing that was pretty heavy
little reckoning that Il conAlns<
eoniraband dynamite being shipp41
10 Mexico BY the revolutionsfy
party.
This trunk Adoiphus. with Ma
usual abandon. tossed bllthely oals
the platform. and
(The EBd.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
TODAYs GOOD SHORT ONE.

Didn't you promise It again."
yes. srr~
"And said I'd whip IL you did. H."
Eyes. but didn't promise I won't hold
10 yours."-Phiiadeiphia Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
ILLUSTRATING STARVATION

A. schioesse retired capitalist formerly Of Chicago. who
has returned from Of The world The most cheer
China lie offered 90
benefit II would give him S."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
After Reading This Do Not Think That All
Bachelors Are Nothing More Than Barbarians

DIR. Anna Shaw Has Some
Very Unusual Ideas on This
Very Important Subject and
She Says EN- Right Out
Loud. Too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

May The dreams of the old rear
and hopes Of the new. DO franght
IN iifc's changes with Eiaaness for
yuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

In slam men. a. well ~ women.
wear LONG COTTON stockings rwach.
ing above the knee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
sKlnSgY A. HoUoH. The VII
LACE cuTAWAf.

Whore doe. tho ultimate con.
sumner como inT~ asks a Baltimore
paper. Oh. he's coming. fast
Senior Peon. desplsed and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06
" THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
STAR DUST

starved. Il making n lively indeed
for Papa POffirlo which - another
way u saying that the poor man OF
Mexico doesn't stand Ia such awe
Of Diaz. after all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

The Chinese government has e.
tablished school az Pekin for
teaching practical rhllroading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

No. ladies'. there IL no such thing
as a bargain Ia cigars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

Famous Eeonomixers.
President TAFT
lictty Green.
Miilionairess Now e. your fims
70 buy a sure enouEhf title Sian.
uei IL coming He's broke. but you
don't mind a little thing like that
Ex-senator CLARK ~ Montana has
a 100000 dinner service. and a
record Of public serties estimated
AZ 20 centA.
a Reply
No. no. Anxious Inquirer. editors
are not rich men Editors aye
cheerful bcRgarm who help every.
body bat themselves TO the good
things IN life
MOST ANYTHING MAN.
T. 81 Bgt tiH such a pleasure
for editors 20 help others that they
don't realize their fooiiahnces. We
are told
what party does Legislator
Blnks belong TOT"
Il dSa't gnow. replied the lobby,
Isl. I'm one of several parties
shO are bidding for him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-06

Famous Eeonomixers.
President TAFT
Hctty Green.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
OPEN TO XMAS.

For the accommodation Of holiday
shoppers we will keep open evenings
until Christmas. Knowles & Haney.
jewelers..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
News ofthe State

Litchville will have corn club.
The Nelson county corn contest
was very successful.
Minot expects to be a big candy
manufacturing center
A choral society has been organ
lied at Lakota.
Pierce county old settlers have Or
ganized an association.
Col Isaac Steea heads the Mandan
Masons during the coming year.
Tine class in Journalism at Fargo
college may issue weekly paper.
Tia, Ohio Society of Fargo will ban
quet at the Gardner on December q.
Alcohol made from potatoes may be
used to furnished fuel for automo-
biles.
~
There are about $4,000 farms in
North Dakota, with an average value
CT $1,000.
Justice Bruce will deliver some un-
iversity extension lectures through
out the state
The tonsorial artists of Fargo and
Moorehead have organized and have
adopted union scale.
Many of the officials are not send
ing in the vital statistics from their
districts as they should.
~
The pardon board was the theme Of
popular discussion in the current
issues of the state weeklies.
Every Red Cross seal purchased
means another penny to be used in
the warfare against tuberculosis.
Erick Haker, q farmer living near
Hatton, has just sold his 100 acre
farm for $4,000, or $112.50 per acre.
~
Devils Lake women are promoting
a baby Show to be held in connection
with the Lake Regions mid winter
fair.
The Fargo commerc al club may in
a series of talks to women to
show them why they should buy home
products.
Col. Ben G.. Whitehead of Williston,
promin entity mentioned throughout !
The state as candidate for democra. |
bic national committeeman, assisted
The Valley City Times Record in Sc
curing a splendid writeup of the re.
cent Elks doings at that place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
Have Armorv Soon.

Have Armory Soon.
Company e" will have an armory
presumably next spring, they having
selected and purchased a site 70 by
100 feet, one block east OF Inc site
for the federal building.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
FARMERS FIGHT
TO Sell GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Dec. 1S.-The wheat
blockade in Saskatchewan is said to
be without parallel. At Morse
farmers fought hand to hand in the
streets for the privilege of market.
ing their grain and mounted police
had to be called to maintain order.
Fifty thousand bushels of grain are
piled in the streets and implement
houses there and over 100 loads are
standing in wagons with no place to
unload the grain. Farmers have
been in town for week trying to dis
pose of their wheat. Many of them
drove seventy-five miles and intend
ed to take back with them necessi-
ties of life.
When possible farmers are ship
ping large quantities of grain to the
states and getting what they can for
it. The railways say they are un-
able to cope with the situation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
north DAkOIAN WILL
MAKE GOOD AVIATOR
Especial to the Tribune)

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 1S.-Mr
Clifford B. Prodger, formerly in the
automobile business at Mandan, N
Dak.. has passed examination to
enter the school Of aviation in this
city casting his lot with the birdmen.
From all indication he has the
making Of a successful birdman and
he expects to finish his course of in
structions within two months.
He is the only son of H. J. Prod
ger, lareg ranch owner of Concord,
Mont, who was on the Board of
Trade for a number Of years at Min
neapOlis.
Prodger is the second young man
to take up flying as profession in
the state of North Dakota. r.. c. St.
Henry of Darlington, North Dakota,
being identified with Glenn Curtiss
and is now flying a Curtiss plane in
South America.