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Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
DoNNELLY HAPPENINGS

Miss Frances Tosney attended the
wedding of Miss Helen Griffith at Nor
ris last Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. c. Phifer and Mrs. j. E.
Peterson left last Saturday for st.
Paul where they expect to visit the
formers sister, Mrs. Hills.
Mrs. Chris Brandt and Mrs. Albert
Brandt left last Saturday morning
for st. Paul.
Mr.. Ira Plummer was Morris
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northness were Nor.
ris visitors Saturday.
9 Mrs. Hines, of Dent, Minn., is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Hills. -.
Mr.. Herberger and family were
Morris visitors last Sunday.
Mr.. Prier. Superintendent of the
National Elevator Co. was in town
one day last week.
Mr.. A. G. Dornquist left Wednes-
day for Owatonna, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard were Morris
visitors last Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Fritz was a Morris
visitor last Monday.
Mr.. H. L. Moore. travelling Super
intendent for the st. Anthony and
Dakota Elevator Co. was in town last
Monday. ~~ z.-:. ....
Mr.. Andrew Kolodzy had the mis-
fortune to fall off load of hay,
injuring his knee and ankle so that
he is under the Doctors care.
Mrs. J. C. Manning was a Morris
visitor last Wednesday. -.
Smythe's Electric Show will be
given Saturday, Oct. ID, in Wagon.
er's Hall. .--...
DR.. Ogden. of Minneapolis, was
called again last Wednesday to per
form third operation upon Mr.. Lee
Kloos, who has been sick for the
past six weeks with appendicitis. DR..
Ogden was assisted by DR.. Hulburd,
of Morris. and DR.. Whittemore. Of
Donnelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Stienfort and
daughter Helen were Morris visitors
last Tuesday evening.
:. = Twelve Chester White shoats and
four milk cows, also sope ear corn for
sale. S. Il. ~Spleer, sec. 6, Morris
township. -. .-@ -,. T.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
NOTICE.
To Farmers Who Have Not the
Telephone.

The Taisey Telephone Co. and the
Donnelly Village Telephone Co. are
preparing Telephone Directory that
will contain the names of all their
subscribers. the lines they are on and
their rings. This directory may not
be reissued for s years or more and
farmers who expect to take the tele-
phone soon should pay $4,000 for
their share, to the Taisey Telephone
Co. before Nov. LIST and get their
names and rings in the directory.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
BOTTOM LANDS ARE FLOODED

Mississippi and All Tributary Streams
at High Stage.
The Mississippi river at Winona is
still rising rapidly and the sloughs
across the river have been swollen
until the water is inundating the bot.
tom lands.
The Trempealeau river, across the
Mississippi river from Winona, is re-
ported to be rising rapidly and the
water is backing up into the low coun-
try. s..:< c.n. -.
The Burlington roadbed is serving
as a dam. All the country to the
north of it is flooded. It is not be-
lieved the tracks will be washed out,
as they are substantial.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
Evidence Held insufficient.

Governed Eberhart has quashed the
charges brought against the Hennepin
county commissioners by Alfred
Stringer. He holds that the allega-
tions and complaints are not support
ed by evidence sufficient Ito consti.
tute either such malfeasance or nom
feasance in Office as would warrant
my removal of said county commits
sioners, or either Of them" He then
directs that the charges be dismissed.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

Miss Eunice Rustad left last week
after having visited with relatives and
friends for short time.
Miss Hazel johnson has been on the
sick list for over week.
Everyone is doubly busy now max
ing up for time lost during the rainy
spell.
McCellar is the name of the fanny
which moved into the place recently
vacated by the A. G. Dornquast fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Erdahl spent
Sunday afternoon at s. L. Erdahl's.
Miss Mary Ulrich is home after
having spent several months in town.
Mrs. Gregerson and Gina were Sun
day visitors at Nordahl's.
Quite crowd spent Sunday evening
at Sperr's, Anton Weltzin's among
them.
Strands, Gregersons and Sperrs
spent Saturday evening at Erdahl's
and were pleasantly entertained with
music. -..~@
Miss Alma Gregerson visited school
in Dist. 35 on Wednesday where Miss
Erdahl is teacher. ..-:
Miss Findley spent Tuesday even
ing at M. L. Strands. @.>..
Gottfred Peterson and son Lawrence
were Morris business callers on Sat-
urday. "
Miss Mary Sperr spent Sunday at
Chapman's.
Potato digging is the popular pas
time this week. ..-..
Mrs. Bergren and Miss Fairness
visited at Ganschaw's Tuesday after
noon. ...-
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
School Report, Dist. No. AZ.

Report for the month ending Oct.
6. 1911. Number of pupils enrolled
II; average daily attendance % 1920 ;
Pupils neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month; Richard Erdahl, Ole
Erdahl, Hannah Peterson.
Ella C. Findley, teacher.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
ONE BOYS WORTH.
When Horace Mann made a f.

mou. speech for the dedication Of
very costly building devoted to
the reformation Of bad boys he
said. IF all this which has been
spent upon this building results in
the reformation Of one boy it is
money well spent" Somebody said
to him, Mr.. Mann, do you think
one boy is worth all that money!"
He replied, Yes, # it is my boy
or your boy" ~
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
IRON NINE OWNERS APPEAR
Conference at Capitol on Proposed In.
crease of Assessments.

VVNIST0HCS ds VaPSVT VH TTVPOSeU III
crease Of Assessments.
Prominent iron mining men from
Northern Minnesota met with the tax
commission to confer over the pro-
posed increase of about 100000 in
the mineral valuations. The commits.
sioners have not prepared a formal
tabulation Of the mine valuations, but
propose to raise the figures of the tax
ing officials Of st. Louis, Itasca and
Lake counties by about 100000 un-
less it can be shown that their propo-
sition is unjust.
The mineral valuation for 1910 was
1921, ,173,775.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
LIES OPPORTUNITY.

The man who sees in life the op-
portunity to express himself in the
largest terms; who after ascertain
ing what faculties he has deter
mines to develop them to the high
est possible efficiency; who is capa-
BE Of seeing the sweetness and Joy
that lie all about him; who, being
proud, does not allow his body or
mind to be de6led-he is the one
who obtains the big rewards.
Oppenheim.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
SHOOTS SELF TWICE IN HEAD
Attempts to Blow Out Brains Because
Daughter Don't Obey. i


Daughter Don't Obey. 49, !,
Charles Tunberg of st. Paul, fifty.
eight years old, shot himself twice
in the right temple with 22-caliber
revolver In an attempt to commit sui
eide because, 1t is said, his daughter
had failed to obey him when he bad
told her to remain at home
When the child left the home the
father went to his room, and there
taking the pistol from his dressing ia.
BILE attempted to blow out his brains.
He was removed to the city hospital
where it was said he was in Sc
rious condition, and that the outcome
is doubtful. - ~.
Tunberg is carpenter.
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
THIRTY REBELS ARE KILLED
Official Report Made Of Revolution In
Northern Mexico.

Mexico City, Oct. 1.-THE official
report of the revolution in progress in
the northern part Of Mexico states
thirty rebels were killed and seventy
wounded in a battle between the revo-
lutionists and federal troops at Chipia
de Corzo. s4@.@.@-..~ :. -
Morris tribune., 1911-10-13
Given Forty-Year Sentence.

George B. Finding, convicted at
Minneapolis of murder in the third
degree in connection with the death
on May 20 Of eight-year-old Leo
Donahue, was sentenced to forty years
in the state prison. He was taken
to Saltwater. @s@e~ ~~~.,e-s- .=~e- So
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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Notice of Advertisement for SEAL
ed Bids for City Lands.

Persuant 10 a resolution OF the tlt!
Council, adopted February bth, lsli'
notice il hereby given, that the Clty
Council OF the city of Lennon. SCUM
Dakota. will receive bids for the ssle
OF the following described tracts OF
lands. same being the property Of H'
City of Lennon. South Dakota
The Southeast On arter OF the Sousl'
east Quarter tSE3SEt) OF Section
Twenty One l2l) Township lHenIl
Three l23l North of Range sixteen
(l6] East of the Black Hills MeFlal1a'h
containing 80 acres, except PuoltIi
highway, and the tract formerly usTu
as city dump ground, described es
follows:
Starting at the Northeast oect!oh
Corner of Section Twenty Nine lo"u
ship Twenty Three t23i NorIn y.
Range Sixteen To- East OF the ptata ~
Hills Meridian, thence south on tl
section line $50 feet, thence ives. ''o.
feet to the true point of beginning; 'henee
west 1856. ! feet, thence north ooo lee.
thence east 1861 feet. thence sousn
tso feet. said tract containing r"o acle',
All bids m ST be in writing enelosea
in sealed envelope. addresseo :"
L. p. McNulty, City Auditor, Lennon non
South Dakota and plainly mafaea "a
Bids for City Property bla mus ~ -
acrnnfpauied hy a certified cheeh ioL
One Hundred Dollars $1,000 MAJ
payable TO the Treasurer of the ny IA. -.
Lennon. South Dakota. All olGs a.
should be in the hands OF the clst tni1 oI
lGor not later than April 5ra a,h
Bids will be received only Tor CO.."
tract separately. .,lar
Bios will be opened, al the resa,s'
April meeting of the city o..''N. "a.
The Council reserves the rlghF .
ject any and all bids. >...,.r
CITY Auditor
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Announcement.

| wish to announce 10 the public that
| have severed my connection with the
First National Bank OF this place
1t is the purpose OF this announcement
to assure my friends that this acton
: voluntary and that the fr.eadliess
of feelings still exists between the
officers of the bank and myself. | am
doing this with consldera bic regret
due TO the fact that since | organized
the institution nearly FIVE years ago.
its growth and development has been
source of pleasure ana qualification
to me. As this has in great measure
been brought about by the loyalty Of
my friends. il Is a sincere pleasure TO
make this acknC9 ledgement to the
many courteSies received at their
hands. Although have decided 10
engage in another line Of business. I
still feel great interest in the success
OF this bank. \ continuation of vour
liberal patronage Will ne appreciated
as know the institution is worthy OF
your confidence. assure YOU that
any business entrusted to the bank
will receive the same careful attention
as has marked lis policy in the past.
! have associated myself with B. r.
Watt in the real estate business. Our
Office is in Watts building where
shailhe pleased to meet my friends at
any time, j. X. Clark.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Socialists.

All socialists and those in SYM
pathy with the movement IN
Adams Co. \. D. will please serd
their names and address to the
undersigned.
Leon A. Potter.
Box 2S3. P. O. Lennon S. D.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Guth's Candies, the celeoraleo
Baltimore make. at the hupee
Candy Kitchen.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
What Have You?

| am on the market for solls
good quarter sections. II prlct;s
are reasonable your money
ready for you 7. o. Ramslaliu'
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
HUSTLE DURING
CLOSING HOURS
Legislature Disp0sas Of Mary
Measures in Short Time.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE LARGER
Erc.~- Votes for Carrying on t1e
Business CT the State EBcescs
-rst Of Tao Years ago.

Pierre. March s-The final hours y
RE legislative session we're marked
Is the greatest Of energy. il order 20
clear 4R a. much zs possible OF TIE
business remaining unfinished TIE
Gcrerncr has a large number Of bills
ir MS hands which we're rushed
through during the closing days. In
the matter Of appropriations this leg
iEia;ure exceeded the amount voted 81
the legislature Of two years ago. The
general bill carries s3o9, ,099 more. The
specials will bring the total up to at
least S2,G9o 900 and perhaps more.
= = =
The legislative apporti0nment went
through upon the committee basis. the
eastern section losing thirteen mem
hers and the western section gaining
twelve. congressional apporion-
rnent was also agreed upon, the houze
dividing the east part on the south
line Of Hughes county to the south
line of Brookings. but the senate took
Hughes, Sully and Potter from the
northeast district and added them 70
the Black Hills and the last arrange
ment vas agreed upon.
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There were several changes in
o,,,r, ,,-a,,3Co r,.se h,,, ,so, a-e ~
,orr..af at.~.r.~r -. 80. 80
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Fez cs Ez This Hzs secured by
l1e-e-a-.s association ar.c @.ll 20
t-- 90 gt Business E=E against
2. Eesz-@zts- I-e proposed
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E-sa. as.@s f-e 41si sE-.E-as 1Eas -a
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Ne1e banded THAN ever cefore heard
TT tae HoeFs 81 South DaE aEeta leg
lsiallze, refused 70 enact the Dill Ic
become efeftIEe at once II + The
common Fle# that ta.s act practical
y destroys the primary aE4 restores
tue convention system; it therefore
had the general support OF those op~
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Kennedg's full weight bill On lard
and bread. DuEcaa's bin for assistant
dairy commissioner, Tale0u's Hrea-m
forfeiture measure and Eetehs meas.
ure empowering the school ard uni.
FeTR-tT lands board to investlgafa into
the extent OF Ignite coal IN public
lands, we're among those passed By
the house and which will become law.
Appropriation bills from the senate
were rushed through the house as
rapidly as the roll could be called II
took less than an hour to appropriate
sl,l0g, 900.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

provision Of tut So 600 .1T The 1ien-
1Iazz i too little Tor the hest results.
but sa5llfa.Iy eEBployai The wisdom Of
the proTis5o1 ought 10 be amply dem
orstrGteG
Apparently t1e only constitutional
amendment submitted again Gnde-
takes 10 reform rhe rsvenue article
This il applies only 70 section > and
authorizes the board q assessment -
consider the earnings q : corporation
and ,hH vslae ot rs franchise in sxtrg
lis value for taxation purposes This
is the third effort 10 geE relief il t1is
direction, b8r il sach OF the former al
tsmpts scare lzs been thrown lEtc
the people ard they have tGrDe3 down
the propositions
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Senator Dalton has conducted
hard fight 10 get provision TO the
completion of the capiTg. grounds.
Two years ago the capitol commission
secured troya Mr.. Nicer Of EeR T1r&.
former gardener TO Emperor William,
4 scheme for the parking Of the cspi
toI grounds here and he gave them
a most effective plan which he esti-
mated would cost $i65 .9sF1 The com
mission scaled this 20 about So. .3stl
and has done about s2s, $50 upon II.
They asked sIga, ,559 additional which
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taToash '1e s~1sEer 1aE sAe no1se el-
thls toF present ase % Nt2'a89 % y
expended a4fl&g TIE 1ezE year WIN
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rr.or 81 perhsv.z r., --hs~ sac -;y7
hava sr a1z.r.-ztz r@rF.-7 -..rt-srg zz
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T~c reT a@ces azTe hae1 created
c-s t.zt g. seaoz-sz-E $40
s@-sa# r= @Te-s-a~ - fse -z-
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.cy,-of f-,ss g. .y-zo-,f,,,-,1 -..,-r.csos
school .ar.@ board deems adTisa6le
+ shall 5e offered fer .ease and Inc reg.
+ ula'soas egFafs sets-E guard the inter
es'a ot iAe state ITo dollars per
acre r the minimum rental Ehica
shan 5e paid
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srna Ter taan for many Years. perhap.
the smallest in the history Of the
7.ale. no >seFs ago ehefe we're 59i
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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Bakers bill creating bird preserve
al Devils Lake, Plains stale hai i-
surance department measure, Thorn.
tons measure creating a revolving
fund out OF the proceeds OF the twine
plant. with the ultimate yies Of cstab-
fishing a farm implements factory at
the penitentiary, together with Plains
initiative and referendum, have Ill
been passed by the house and with
the exception OF the initiative and
referendum will become Law.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
- - -

Bills for the division of the Fifth iu-
dicial district were finally given up
after every parliamentary tactic in
their support had been worked out
The Williams bill for an extension to
the Capital City street car line from
the capitol to the state penitentiary
vas carried after hot argument IF.
forts TO reconsider the vote by which
the Humane association measure was
killed were unsuccessful, although
there was hot fight made in its IA
yor. The Englund bill providing for
the appointment OF grain experts 10
terminals was killed in the shuttle, re-
ceiying only forty-seyen votes
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Ogt Of t1a g~ist ut.l in the Eogsa
hare come with safety TaIeeft's game
bill, amend sag tie present game anI
fish board q control law It has been
AMENDED by the house 20 retain con.
troll q spring shooting Rural school
aid, fought for SO many years, is -
last . reality, having passed both
bodies Corrupt practice legislation
vas approved 5y The house in al en-
tirely new bill replacing the Bzsscs-
SCI measure passed by the senate.
The senate coacurred a11 the lax
goes 70 the governor.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

The congressional reapportionment
bill. as finally agreed on. places Grand
Forks and Fargo in separate districts
and makes the division as follows:
First district-Pembina, Walsh,
Grand FORKS. Traili. Steele. Nelson,
Ram sey. Cavalier, Towner, Benson,
Pierce. NcHenry. Rolette. Bottineau
and Redyille
Second district-Cass, Richland, Sar-
gent, Ransom. Barnes. Griggs, Eddy,
Foster. StptsmaR, La Moure, Dickey,
Mcintosh. Logan, kidder. Wells and
Sheridan
Third disrrict-Ward, Burke. Trail,
Divide, Williams, Mckenzie. Dunn,
Mercer. Mclean, Oliver. Morton, Stark.
Billings, Bowman. Adams, Hettinger,
Burleigh and Ernons
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

FOR SALE-Fresh milch cows
and work horses. Enquire
Palace Hotel
Lennon S. D.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Purchase OF editorial spaee, prGhio-
tied In a senate BILL will continue, as
a measdre making such sale prom tai-
tory vas defeated. The Welo tra u
sient merchant measure and the Fas,
sett tuberculosis sanitarium measures
were both passed and are in the hands
Of the governor for his signature. No
argument was made on the Simpson
bill for making Columbus day lesai
holiday. but the bill was postponed. \
concurrent resolution for the endorse
ment CT parcels post was not adoated,
being tabled. Indemnity for tabercu-
lar cattle vas approved, while the Des-
ties vas also passed.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
. + =

A report from the board Of investi
CATION which looked into the admin
tration OF affairs by the game and tisa
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

The Lees bill placing sheritfs on a
salary basis was also passed by the
house after Representatives Lee and
Price had become involved in a few
differences over the merits or de-
merits OF the measure Price wanted
to postpone indefinitely the measure,
intimating bad faith on the part of
Lee, who at one time vas sheriff of
Ward county.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

March 2s Is the date set by the
senate for the trial Of John F Cowan.
Judge Of the Second judicial district.
The date vas h1ed when the articles
81 impeachment, prepared BY the
board Of managers, mere filed With
the senate The poard Of managers
will act as the prosecuting body, hav-
ing the power 10 engage counsel ard
to perform an other acts in furthering
the states case The articles Of inn
peachIeGt received the approval OF
-he house G short tine before they
Were read la taa senate IL the sri5.
clsS Of impeachment eight separate
charges are sat FORTH e1tga3yiHg
crimes and corEEpc conduct in Office
laIteasaEce of Office, etc, and the
specifications set forth betR cen eighty
and ninety dist.1ct instances upon
which il 8 coateu8ed that be has laid
himself liable % impeachment.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
LEGISLATURE
ENDS SESSION
Great Rush Of Work During the
Closing Hours
C0Was TRIAL 0A MARCH 70
Date Set by Senate w1.1 a-ticies Of
Impeachment aere Brought in
rrcna tie H14se.

Bismarck. March 4-WorEing till
far in the night AMI long after the
midnight hour the North DaEota as
semb1g completed its legislative work
AMID confusion that vas seemingly
rampant everywhere a large number
OF new laws nere passed Direct
election OF national committeeman.
party choice Tor candidates for presi-
dent and vice PRS sideEt and direct
election of delegates to the national
Convention are features provided IN
one OF the most important bills passed
during the session Amendments 10
the state game and ash board Of con,
,ro! Till Here finally agreed 10 and
presented To the governor for his z
nature Legislative apportioament
vas pulled through successfully. with
= senate vote gt 50 and 4 Loase vote
OF liz mem beES
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

On the whole the session has been
the least interesting. presenting fewer
matters ot great public interest ot
any in the states history. AS has
been before noted In these columns
there has been much less solidarity
Of action than formerly and practically
every member in both houses has
voted about as he pleased regardless
of political considerations
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

There were several changes in
court practice made. but they are Of
nominal character. except the pro
vision that there shall be only nom
it al exemptions against an execution
issued aggA judgment fer the neces-
Ees ct Es Tbs vas secured by
l.erea-.s association 2-c slEl 90
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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Primary elections will continue be-
ing held in June. bill providing that
such elections be held in July being
Killed en- the ground July is a busy
period and farmers would be kept
from the polls.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Senate bill 506, which provides for
the sale of intoxicating liquors by
druggists and prescribes how permits
shall be issued. and provides that
liquor may be sold on physicians pre-
seriptions under certain conditions.
was passed in the senate by narrow
margin OF q to 10, with Senator Tai
colt lighting to the last ditch.