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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
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OUR MAxrMED FOURTH,

WN%D"6O rum
The agitation for a safe and sane
Fourth is becoming nation wide ani
many writer's of national fame arr
getting into the game. Edwin l.
Sabin in the July Lippincott's has the
following:
That's it. Now. like other no
tons we'll conceived, our Fourth OF
July must 60 by the board; notions
not poorly executed, but, rather, fully
executed; done, overdone to death.
A pink-sashed, soft pedalled, lady.
like, and much "verbotten" celebration
may, let us say observance will
succeed wherein the COO of the dove
is substituted for the scream of the
eagle. But it will not be a real Fourth
it will only be the Fourth feasible un.
der the circumstances: a Fourth with
a Maxim silencer on it.
Yes. this is how we in America do
Or overdo-things. When we raise
a good horse, we straightway ride him
until We kill him. We can't be con-
tent with modest and reasonable mea.
sures. Some style, some fetching style
in wearing apparel comes-say the
basketball for women; and because it
is fetching, with few, promptly the
whole market is flooded with basket
hats, and the A'fetchingness" is lost,
and We husbands must by our disgust
ed wives other hats less common.
The automobile is introduced as a
method of easy horseless locomotion:
and forthwith not satisfied with the
legitimate and original purpose and
plan, upspring host Of speed-devils,
which necessitates a constable at
every road crossing and tagging OF
every machine, whether reputable or
not
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
News Of the State

The eagle will be hoarse on Wednes-
day after his long continuous screech
on the Fourth.
An alleged blind pigger at town
up in Mclean county has flag staff
erected on the roof of his place of
business. When he has beer on ice
a white flag is hoisted to the top of
the mast. When he has beer but
no ice the flag floats at half mast. En-
tire absence of the signal indicates
nothing doing.
Robert Morrison of Pembina is the
head of the Masonic bodies of the
state for the ensuing year.
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The Devils Lake Journal ran some
handsome cuts of the recent meeting
of the state editorial association.
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The original MAUD Muller" of Whit
tiers poem is living at Des Laos, N. D.
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Editor Olson of the Mercer Telegram
1OSl0 lAol NC Ids UCcu tluUlCdIOUs VI
three cases against him in the Mclean
. county court only one will come to
trial.
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The United Doctors are still adver-
Using in some of the state weeklies.
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Cando may land a troop of Boy
Scouts.
The Williston postal savings bank
is in operation.
get busy!
With an aggravating persistence, that
Turtle Lake case has been postponed
again. 1t is docketed in the Mclean
county court but is feared by some of
those anxious to hear the testimony
that it will never come to trial. The
heroine in the Turtle Lake case is
girl who horsewhipped Northern Pa
cific brakeman.
nous in their praise of the hospital
ity shown them during their conven-
ton at the Sulphuric City.
Leonard had mad dog scare.
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The largest mortgage in Cass coun-
ty was recently filed with the register
Of deeds at Fargo. 1t was for a sum
of 100000.
NE
Conductor Russell of the north 500
line took his little daughter up to
Velva to spend q few days vacation
on a farm. As a result he is now
pinching every penny to buy one of
those Shetland ponies bred up there,
to keep her quiet
The Fargo police made some arrests
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
WORK STARTS
ON MIN01'S new
500 station
HX

MINOT, July Sd. A. Dinnie has
been awarded the contract for the
construction of the new 500 line $780,,
900 passenger station, and work will
start on the excavation Monday morn
ing.
This announcement is authentic.
The road plans to push the construc.
ton of the depot as rapidly as possible
and it thought it will be ready for
occupancy this fall.
The depot will be one of the finest
passenger stations west of Minneapo.
lis. 1t will be so arranged that access
to it can be secured from Main or
Reishus streets, or from the alley
off First street between Main and Rel
shus streets. This alley is to be
paved by the railroad and fixed in
fine condition for travel to and from
the depot.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
NORTH DAKOTA: Can.
profit BY DROuTh
Of south DAKOTA
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MINTO, July 3-According to AL. G.
Tanton, formerly of Devils Lake, but
now located at Minneapolis, the pros
poets for crop in South Dakota this
season greatly resemble that in North
Dakota last year. The small grains
have been literally burned up in a
large section of the state, and in many
localities five bushels of wheat to the
acre will be the most that can be ex.
pected this season.
The hay crop, which varies directly
with the rainfall, is likewise very poo
and thousands of tons of feed will
have to be supplied that state from
outside.
w. p. Kenny, general traffic mana
ger of the Great Northern. who was
in Devils Lake yesterday with party
of officials, reported that his trips
through South Dakota had disclosed
the same conditions. The small grain
crop has been badly hit in the state
to the south.
Farmers ih North Dakota are ad'
vised to make hay while the sun
Shines" in the most literal sense.
The hay crop, it is predicted, while
abundant in this section of North d.
kota, will prove a decidedly valuable
asset during tn en- etxtelwv
asset during the next twelve months.
Farmers are urged to cut and stack
every available ton of hay, both wild
and tame.
1t is predicted that the price of hay
is liable to reach fancy figure when
it is seen just how much is being cut
in the next couple Of weeks
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
ATTORNEY won SUIT
rs NOW CHARGED With
EMbEzzLING sum PAID

WlLLISTON, July 3-Attorney H.
B. Doughty was arrested last night on
complaint of Amos Adams on a charge
Of embezzlement.
Doughty was attorney for Mr.. Ad.
ans in suit in court and in the set.
Element $50 was paid him by the de.
PENDANT in the suit and it is alleged
the lawyer converted the money to
his own use.
The claim is amde that Doughty
made a trip to Mondak and spent the
money in riotious living. Doughty
denies this but his line of defense is
not disclosed.
The arrest was made by Sheriff OF.
son. The prisoner was released on his
own recognizance.
Doughty has been in the public eye
for several months, his wife being in
the insane hospital at Jamestown.
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Two fellows at Hazelton got into an
argument. One told the other to go
and hire a hall and one of the by.
standing took the saying seriously and
rented the opera house. Now the opera
house manager is trying to collect the
rent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03

again refers to that good home made
bread at the Hotel Washburn, In his
resume of the Bickford trial.
n.y.
A Mclean county man doesn't care
whether the blind pig runs or not
his favorite beverage is a well known
collie cure, which is said to contain
about the desired percent.
The Woodman lodge supplies the
uniforms for the ball team at Beach.
A restaurant man In steele gives
notice right now that his restaurant
will be closed from p. m. on the third
I'm til tho fifth-and no particular hour
is specified for the opening on the
morning of the fifth.
In some of the weekly newspaper
Offices of the tate, the annual cleaS-
ing out of the ink fountain took ulace
last week in order that the bills might
be printed in red and blue.
Fou r thousand dollars in premiums
will be offered to exhibitors at the
Richland county fair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03

|opera house at Washburn. While q
dance was being held there the otaer
might two deputy sheriffs stood guard
over the exhibits, which numbered
two hundred.
Stanton will make the eagle scream
on the Fourth Of July.
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The New Bethany Norwegian church
in Fran was dedicated Sunday.
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A man who had heard all the testi-
mony in the Bickford trial held an au-
dience of seven people for an hour on
a 500 train the other day.
New England rejoices over the open
ing of it's local telephone exchange.
A Russian woman residing near Fay
cite was kicked by a horse she was
leading to water and succumbed to
her Injuries within a few days.
A dance in a pool hall at Pettibone
continued until 900 a. m.
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John Andrews, deputy secretary Of
state, in his Lidgerwood Broadaxe,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
HAIL DOES MUCH
DAMAGE AT beach
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BEACH, July "a bad hailstorm
passed south of Beach Thursday even
ing and totally destroyed the crops
on number of farms, while on others
the loss is from that to so per cent.
Among those who suffered severe
losses were Albert Haijsman, Charles
Code, P. c. Erickson, Conrad Falker,
John and Otto Bloomsrom, Frank Kon-
szak, Henry Weinreiss, Dave, Keckler,
Vince Wicka, and others.
The storm passed about six miles
south of town and took everything
in it's path. A number were insured,
while others must suffer a total loss
"a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
CLAIM Winning
Team Will BE
THE CHAMPIONS

MINOT, July 3-Minot fans will go
Championship ball when the Knights
of this city meet Bowbells July 3,
and 5. The series will be for the
championship of northwest North Da-
kota and the team that wins two out
of three cams can righfully claim to
being the best team in this section
of the country. That the games will
be fast and exciting is shown by the
fact that Minot and Bowbells played
each other to no score to the eighth
inning in the games at Bowbells We'd
nesday. The games will be called at
z o'clock each evening and they un.
doubtedly will be witnessed by great
crowds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03
BOOSTING.

Richardton News: The Bis
marck Tribune is certainly do
ing the boosting stunt for the
Slope country these days. First
one town and then another and
sometimes two at a time are
receiving double page illustrat-
ed writeups in that paper. Last
week the towns of Mott and
Flasher each were given a
splendid double page boost, pro
fusely illustrated with cuts.
1t is a good work the Tribune
has taken up and will no doubt
do a great deal toward popu-
larizing the Slope country as
well as increasing their popu-
larity as a state paper.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03

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- From Mott Pioneer Press: "a
- 1.-The Bismarck Tribune's illus -
- trated Writeup of Mott last u
" week was humdinger and "a
"a showed up some of our build. ~
aings in good shape. The Tri- "a
u bue is popular down this way. -
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Chariton courier., 1911-06-02

Hannibal, Pstsr stross, formerly
Of BrookhsId, ! bridge carpsnt:r
ives struck by IN engine end
seriously Injured. He vas taken
to . hospital where Il vas found
necessary to amputats bic right
limb below the knee. ,.st
Chariton courier., 1911-06-02
Border County
Notes
From our Exchanges

Mrs. Elsndsr Crews Fisher
died 1t ssr fathers home Non.
day With bronchial trodbIs, sftsl
"a illness Of elk months. HsI
husband survives her. I.
Gold has bssn discovered on
the farm Of H. Bybss 4 Bon
nsar Fulton. In sinking . dror
well the drilisrs paced through
. strsts Of ore which proved b
bs . deposit Of gold. A locsl
ssoloeist ssys is will ssssy Is b
the ton.
The Howard county Cham
plon's defeated the Mason City
Lsagusfs on Csntral's diamond
Monday evening By . score Of .
to I. ~, ~
Plans Tor Glasgow's big hone
coming celebration next August
are being worked out By the
committees. and everything ai
this time looks favorable for q
gathering Of thousands Of former
rssidsnts oi Glasgow.
Burglars unlocked the front
door and gained entrance 10 the
store Of H. B. Lsssly st Burton,
Tuesday night. Sixteen pairs Of
shoes. lsdy's watch valued ct $40
and . lot Of cigars we're taken.
No capture Of the burglars.
Lsnesn Huehss died ct bis
home In Armstrong Sunday.
His wife and Ave children survive
him.
The partly dsoonpossa body
Of . man 10 said 10 have bssn
found on . sand bar. opposits
Providence Missouri. The man
vas clad In high laced boots,
blue ovsrslls and cheap shirt.
Chariton courier., 1911-06-02
LINN.

Nsvs rssohsd Bsookiisld Tues.
day, By virs. from sssnsvsll,
Loaisisns Of The death Of Judgs
chssiss Stewart, formerly d
BrooknsId, and Who, PRIOR "a
coming 70 Beooknsld vss . ciiI.
sso ofChillieoths. and hsd ssrvsd
ous tssu - mayor OF thai city.
HE remains we're brought 10
Brooknsld for intsrmsat.
Brooknsld is soing 70 esIsbrsts
the fourth Of July in an old fash.
ionsd way. The Brooknsld
amusement association has sr.
ranged With The Missouri Stats
Lsssas 10 have . game Of base
ball In the afternoon.
A farmer living near Buoklin,
brought IN egg 10 that town Fri.
day that measured Q Ia inches
In circumference and 73.l inches
In length and over the ends.
The remains Of Mrs.. walter
Hsmsn we're shipped 10 Linnsus
for intsrmsnt Monday from her
homs In ontsu. Ore. She leaves
. husband sad nvs small ohil.
drsu. r
The good people Of Linnsus are
vsry smbitious fos . nsv court
house. To thai end they hsvs
pstitioesd the county court 70
call "a slsotiou. Tuesday. Aug.
I. for ths purpose Of giving NE
people a opportunity 10 vote
bonds Tor 900. 900 for ths building.
Mr.. vsnvaltsaburs. vss ~
ously bitten on thslsft arm Thurs.
day mosnIse By X. O. casoshss's
bull dog. She bad goas b Ne
csrthsrs home oa "a srsssd.
Ths DOC vss sslssp % Ne porsA
end oid aot hear BE- untn shs|
We within . lev fsst Of hin end
vss % Startled thal hs sllasksd
~ ssd ~ hsr q Ne Arm bsfoss|
r.. CssoshR oesid 81 out ol ths|
hoess ed eel hin %. Ths|
lsdys lsjurIse lwsss paiafsl, s,s|
lhouoh >bosgA net y - ssrims.
q ~ ~ w nsFvly isleA1sa-|
=. ~ rsbll q visloss. 1As dos
~ ~ slala.
vs6a11ls 3. lInrsrsvs I'D sl|
~ hecne = Reone Nm soualD,
oGlnhouo1 - uvo1 . aunboB|
= Vonso ~ xaele1o. H MI
~ onoo - - : ~ e Lad 1o|
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Chariton courier., 1911-06-02

The remains Of Clinton No.
DougsI, formerly Of Chillicoths,
srrivsd from Denver, Colo,
Saturday night. His dssth vas
osused from appendicitis.
Chariton courier., 1911-06-02
SALINE.

SALINE.
Slater's commercial club is
urging the Alton railroad to
build modern depot there. The
club 10 also working /, make .
success OF the farmers and msr-
chants fair on September %, 20
and 30. Committees were sp.
pointed 10 look after these mat.
tsrs.
Paul Prosssr. Howard county's
prosecutor addressed the Slater
High School graduates ct their
commsncsmSnt exercises. The
juniors and seniors Of the same
sohool had . happy time o. .
banquet.
Judge Lee H. Tucker Of Mar.
shall Il dssd, agsd 70. He vas
born In Virginia but wss brought
Wet 72 yssss ego. and spsot
practically al bis HE In Saline
county.
Joel Jsokon and wife from
oklshpms. be 90 and she SO
years old, are Waiting their old
home In Slater.
H. II. Williams, 6lstsr's High
School principal. viii 70 10 Jack.
son, Tsnn., the nsxt school year
Amos B. sopsr's hip vas In.
njured In . recent sunswsy ct
Slater
The remains Of Mrs. Charles
Sands. formerly Of near New
Frankfort, we're buried ct
Slater recently. She died st her
homo In Kansas.
Governor Hsdlsy delivered an
address ct Marshall June Lat 10
o'clock before the Missouri Val.
Icy College graduates.
A recent fox and voli drive at
Elk Lake Springs lasted several
day and many hsd lots Of fun ct
10. Some forss and wolves we're
started snd vent 10 their holss.
Owing 10 drynsss, dogs made Q
failure In sosnting aud following
them.
william II. Thornton. rssidsnl
Tor Is years Of Nation Band. 10
dead.
The Parker shows are ct Mar.
shall snd . carnival 10 on.
Miss Ross Z. Donahos Of Mar.
shall. died recently ss the age Of
"a.
Tue Saline county fair dsiss
sss frou 6sptsmbss II 10 %.
Rssbsa A. Tussy of near wan
srnskss vss strioksu Nay q
v>1h psssiysis.
nAnarAoEs.
vnisa r. rsss and Nay
nsspey. sosA q sls>pr.
Js>a ?. HssR - hrs. Leu
nsFpAy. besA efas>nr.
Lslssl Rag H. ed NJ.
la&e w. enrks ~ Il Ma.
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Chariton courier., 1911-06-02

Thursday afternoon and were
taken 10 81. Msry's cemetsry
Tor intsrmsnt. The funeral ser.
vices were held In st. Louis and
Rev. p. J. Carney conducted the
services at the grave.
John W. Fssslsr, chas. W.
Hall, and Tom Kelley. who have
been In the hospital ct Ksnsas
City for about two weeks return.
Cd last night and are iasxcsllsnt
health and very much pleased
With treatment received.
W. 8. crsson Of Yates. former
representative from Randolph
county. has gone 10 81. Louis
whore be win take treatment In
the Msyhsld sanitsriuu.
We sss By the Mobsrly Demo.
orst that the Herald typos Of
Huntsville sss on . strike and
quilt work Tuesday. The editor
not wishing 10 % outdons,
bundled his copy up and sent !,
over 70 the Monitor. ThoSMoni-
tor linotype being equipped with
gas only can bsopsrstsd st tins
Its . mootsd question In Hunts
VILE - 70 when the Herald viii
get out. The new Herald man 10
certainly getting experienced ct
. rapid rate. He hssshsd . row
With the oityl council, . vordy
controversy with "olditimsr." Q
s2o. 900 damage suit and printers
sttiks ell In two months.
Ethel Lambert. . Mobsrly girl,
In disappearing from home
Thursday evening caused her
parents much anxiety and .
fruitlsss journey 10 the record.
sr's Office ss the courthouse there
while sndssvorioe 10 ascertain
whsshsr she had sIopsd With her
"stssdy" company. Cupid 10
Ihs psrson Of the recorder plead.
Ing not guilty Of issuing . license
70 Misc Lambert and her "bssu"
me ehslf Of pssos vas consulted j
He located Ethel st Rsniok Viii.
her she hsd WALKED. . distance
81 seven miles. ossrying with her
numerous posssssions. ehssvss
'seortsd home By hsr father.
Austih Williams. bsttsr known |
" Bud. . hobsriy msohinist,
departed Monday ios eliuss un.
rnovn sitsr kisslne bic young |
vifs . iced farewell. Althoush |
Nrs. wuuses proisssss faith 10
he fsssn ol hss hus bssd sad
enoraaes of eng rsssoa Wig hsl
lsssstot ~. Ne nslshboss ssyl
Bad slops1 vilA snosAseI
soaao. ne police sss lRyiagl |
b loools Ne euilay ssepls.
uAno1AonD.
- Psllstk q =. Losls nj |
~ Ussa vasass se Alstss0. |
= e. ~ - vI'1''s.|
OboooVosl'. 0sY
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Chariton courier., 1911-06-02
CARROLL.

Dispatcher from Warrington,
D. c., Wednesday evening stated
that the Postmaster General has
ordered . postal ssving bank
opsnsd In Carrollton June %.
Postmaster Scott hss secured no
Information about the matter.
but expects Il 10 arrive by mall
Friday With fuu instructions.
whils some boys we're cn the
rivsr eandsy about Z Ia miles
east Of waksnds, they observed
wolves on the bank. Thsy FOL.
loved the old onss 10 their den
finding nine volt pupplss about .
month old. The old wolves %.
oapsd, but thsy caught the nine
puppies and brought them 10
Carrollton.
Sheriff Calvert and policeman
white arrested Ed Turner (col.)
wsdpssdsy st the home OF his
brother Pink turnsr on . tsls'
gram from Chicago saying that
Turner vss wanted for murder.
Andrew J. Barr, one OF Car
roll oounty's old and highly re-
spsossd citizens. passed away as
hIs home Thursday morning,
the cause Of his death being
Briehs's disssss. His sesd wife
and nine children survive him.
A freak calf was born on the
farm Of g. o. Potter. The head
Of this freak. viewed from the
front OF side, looked like the
head Of Q bird dog, the tsssh re-
ssmbling those Of . usst eating
rather than . grass eating AMI
nal. The pointed nose, mol
doubt vss caused By their be-
Ins no lower Jaw and the ears
much lower down than the osdi.
nary posihon.
Rev. Z. ". hsEfiE psseos OF
the Second Baptist church osls'
brsssd hIs nrss snnivsesssy eel
pastor Of church Sunday. Al
spsolsi collection vas tsksn dur
ing the day. amounting % sase.-
81 making . total Of $3.50 % IN /
the usesury. /
Hsary Bsaks. sn old oifizen
Of wsksnda, died Monday ~ his
homo Of consumption. His vile
sad soa survive him.
As police alarm vss
IN shortly aitss dark
Thursday night and ~ ofiioss
hot footed it out North Main
usrsss 70 esloh Whist be supposed
70 be some one trying 70 brssk
inso > house. The lady, bsine
ths ouiy occupant Of the house.
sald ! man tried 10 force his way
"a Il the front door and st thai
he lady gave the alarm. A near
rslssivs Of the family discovered
hat the pet doe vas eons vhsn
10 vsnt 70 chain him tor the
,Ishs sud upon lavsstisssion the
owner Of The dog found thst shis
DOG hsd osussd eousidsssbls
dissurbsnos. sufficient 10 csll shs
pollos force Out.
uAn1fAoRs.
John Bells Of Nsdill and Core
Elder. Of casrollsoa.
Dee Z. Cooper cad Miss Ads
NIshoIsop. both Of cssroIlion.
Pssnk p. Ceamss and hIss
Chariton courier., 1911-06-02
LIVINGSTON.

A law suit Of considerable
interest to the people Of the
southeast part Of the county Va
tried In Hale this week. Char
Icy wheeler brought an action
against william whalsn for S1l2
which was the price paid for .
horse BY Nf. wheeler TO Mr..
Whslsn st . sale . few months
ago. The plsinHf alleged thss
the defendant warranted The
horse to bs sound. bat u turned
out that the horse hsd . we'll
developed csss Of the hssvss. {
On information hlsd By CITY
attorney J. II. Tsylor, the police
arrested J. L. Solomon late
Thursday on the charge ofillssal
sale Of liquor. His trial wss 81
tor Saturday. Mr.. Solomon gave
bond for his appearances.
The Wabash men Of Aobsrly
spent several hours In Chillicoths
inspecting the new switch from
the main line to the new slectrio
light plant grounds. The officers
were we'll pleased with the work.
Mrs. E. p. Hsinss Of Chilli
ooths died ct the homo OF her
daughter, Mrs. o. E. BurRsrd
Sunday, after being In poor
health for several months. She
lssvss . husband and three ohil'
drsn.
The ossss Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Huehss Of Chilliooths, who we're
arrested Saturday evening. .chsrg.
Cd with the illegal sale Of liquor,
we're ct for trial next Tussdsy In
police court.
The wolves and fox are bscom-
ing . msnsos 10 the farmers OF
Livins ston county snd they hsvs
organized and Il 10 anticipated .
general drive Of the Wild saimsls
YIN be held In the near future.
A farmer vss working On bic
farm, when . mother fox esns
up within len isst Of hin aaa
carried away sisht snail foxes.
within the lass two weeks. over
% wolves have bssn killed.
Attorney W. ". Davis Of Chilli
ooshs, returned from Ksnsss Ctsy
Friday night where be hss bssn
representing the Burlington Rail-
road Co., In The osss Of the his.
souri Lumbss q Coostsueaoo Co.
against the Burlington railroad
The lumber ooupsny |
wss burned q Uaoa from . spark |
from . psssIne engine fos which
he plaintiff died suit against The
railroad for go. .o6A In the United
states court ss Kansas City. after
IA hour and . half dslibsrahne |
he jury returned . verdict In
Isvor Of the defendant.
James Hutetsson, one Of Liv.
nesson oounty's most respected
cs,sbrsisd hIs 90 birth. |
iay. Il his home In Chilliooths.
russdsy. M husohsson. a.
.housh Il this sss. has good
health spd hes bssn taxing |
valks up town svsry day sad be
'sys be Win rssoh the 100 marx.
Gov. Hsdlsy appointed hrs.
4. n. Clay supsdntsadsus Of NE
st~S> rsSusxsiai Uorns A Chlllis