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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
Nabbed For Forgery.

A short time ago, a young man
giving his name as Prize H. Bandholtz,
and who has visited CrescO at various
times recently, succeeded in having
cashed at the Bank of Cresco check
for SIS drawn on North Dakota bank
and purporting to have been signed by
K. B. Randall and was endorsed by
Merl Randall, but the writing is very
similar to that of his signature on
hotel registers, and other places. He
accounts for the possession Of the
check by saying that it, with two
others, was given him by friend
from Chicago whom he met while
travelling. One of the checks was
passed at Ridgeway, and at Charles
City he is owing several debts fol
which he is wanted. His stories of his
family and their home are quite con-
flicting, but it is reasonably certain
that his mother is resident OF
St. Paul.
Sheriff Culver made quiet search
for his man, or rather boy for he ia
only about 20 years of age, and Tues
day evening after Mr.. Culver had left
Mason City, he was arrested by the
officers there and brought to Cresco
the next morning by the sheriff OF
Cerro Gordo County.
Wednesday forenoon he was taker
before Amos Barker, justice of the
peace, and by him was held to appear
before the grand jury on the charge OF
uttering a forged instrument. will
bonds fixed at $500, in default of which
he remains with Sheriff Culver.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02

Taking a humorous vein for which he is
generally known, he threw his audience
into fine humor with some pointed
stories that applied to the momentary
situation Taking up more serious
phase, he said the Knights had pur-
pose to serve. An undertaking with
out fixed purpose to benefit others
and mankind in general deserves fail
ure. A good purpose always survives.
The perfidy of men and the vciousness
of the time may defeat its workings
for awhile, but live it must.
Joseph Kirby, of Sioux Falls, stood
sponsor for "This Order" In depict
ing the work and its usefulness, he re-
lated eloquently his own experience
when younger in battling against es
tranging influences. The young men
of other beliefs, he said, all had their
societies and places of assembly for So
cial enjoyment. Today the Catholic
young man may feel secure of Catholic
influence and Catholic aid wherever he
goes, and no better agency is offered
him than this order.
The Hon. D. l.. Murphy. of Elkader,
spoke on the Modern Knight. MIR.
Murphy was at his best and held his
audience from the start. It's the
Knight of today doing the work of to-
day we need, he declared. He showed
that the work Of today is to supple
ment the work of the pastor. When it
is question of buildidg ceurch, school
or making improvements, there is the
work of the modern Knight.
The speaking program concluded
with some timely remarks by Rev.
Dean Garland.
During the banquet the orchestra
furnished some splendid selections, and
as fitting close to the evenings en-
joyment were two vocal solos by Leo
O'Bricn, of Independence. This
marked the close Of one of the most
eventful days in the history of Cresco.
Following is the list of candidates:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
Big Barn Dance.

Every body is cordially invited to at
tend the biggest barn dance ever held
on earth in the largest barn ever built
on earth, on June 9th, at Charles
Achatz, three miles northeast of Gran
ger. Good music and ample)police pro-
lection will be provided and good
time guaranteed.
Achatz & AchatZ.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
Notice.

All notes and accounts due Fitzgerald
& Woods that are not paid at once
will be turned over to an attorney for
collection. If costs are made its your
fault, not ours. This notice is final.
FITZGERALD & WOODS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
German Lutheran.

Immanuel's Lutheran, Cresco. Sun
day school at 10 o'clock. Services in
German at 200 p. m.
Davis Corners. Services at 1880
with Sunday school following.
J. PLESS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
Norwegian Synod Lutheran Church.

Whitsunday, June 4th, services in
the Norwegian language at $3.50 p. m.
The adults Bible class meets Thurs
day evening, June Sth, at 1880.
The confirmation class meets Satur-
day at 10 a. IN.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02

Extra Special for Sat-
urday, June 3rd. A Soc
China Salad Bowl at less
than rs cents.
THE WONDER STORE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Mary E. Coppins wishes to
thank the neighbors and friends who
rendered kind assistance during the
sickness and burial of her husband.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
CRESCO

CREsCO
Chas. p. McNally Henry II. Ruddy
H. F. Barnes Chas N. Graf
j. D. Kennedy Orvine E. Ahern
Chas McCullow DR.. j. w. Jinderlee
John j. DAILY John-J. Fitzgerald
Albert d. Herold VIM. VI. Herold
Andrew P. Herold Iahs. a. Klein
L. M. Barnes Joseph M. .hern
Frank A. Baker F. c. Fergen
C. b. Laub John b. McDermott
Martin p. Lydon Frank J. Maruska
David j. Fcrrie Henry F. Mcbride
Joseph Griffin VIM. F. MiIz
C. E. Herold Bernard McAllister
F. A. Glass Leo J. Meyer
V. M. Ahern Glen Ferrie
M. j. McCabe Rev. T. J. Murtagh
Rev. J.. }. Murtagh
OSSIAN
Alex. J. Kaupel TIA. Scheidemantel
NJ. A. Heinen Rev. M. j. Thiltgen
RIDGEWAY
Frank Donlan NJ. II. Courtney
John p. Donlan Luke NJ. Gallagher
SPlLLVILLE
Rev. John p. Broz A. A. NOvak
Elma-Ed. Owens.
St. Paul. Minn-.Henry l.. Herold.
Ft. Atkinson-Hugo A. Huber.
Harmony, MINI. DAILY.
Indcpendence-Rev. Henry Reinert
Bonair r-Thos L. Bird.
Balltown-Rev. J. H. Schilmiller.
Grand Meadow, MINI. j. Callan.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-02
STOCKMAN & Macarthur.

4th of July Celebration at Granger.
There will be a grand 4th of July
celebration at Granger, MINI. $500
has been raised to help make this the
best celebration ever held in southern
Minnesota. See large bills for pro-
gram ION.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
JUDGE WILDER LIKES
.a PHIL IPPINE ISLANDS
g'DNiI
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM LONG
TRIP - MANILA PAPER
QUOTES HIM.

Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur A. Wilder and
Mibt Macfarlano returned ON the Koroa
from an extensive rip TO the Orient
last week. Evidently Judge Wilder
mas impressed with what he saw Of the
Philippines.
"lf / could adjust my business and
my transportation / would remain here
mr. another month, " said Judge Arthur
wilder as hc boarded the liner Koron
for Hongkong, says the Manila Times
Of Mny II. ~ had planned TO stay
longer, but cnblegram from Honolulu
calls for my return thoro earlier than
1 expected, and the booking by the
Korea Is tho most satisfactory connoc.
aion / can make. My visit here IN the
realization Of an uld nmbuon. have
read and heard much of the Philippines
aud know many persons who live OF
serve In the army aud navy here, but
1 really had no idea Of the archipelago
and rs people. Roughly speaking, II
u much bigger proposition that had
any notion Of.
~ have been on the 90 ever since
landed and have managed 10 see grohi
many things. leave an enthusiast fOi
Manila and the Philippians booster
~ you aay here. ! wanted TO see III,
southern Stands aud ljaguio but had d
give up both trips because Of lack OF
time. But | am coming back and will
70 arrange my time and business thai
; will be able 10 make good tour Of
the Islands.
81 nm tremendously impressed Will
the progress that In being made nnt
the pOahibilitioB that exist here for dc
vslppmont and expansion These ialnnd
are Tiob In natural resources and Oppor
tnnitica aud purely must win thei
proper place"
Judge Wilder In native Of Hawai-
and q member Of the we'll known family
Of that namo lie resigned the boncl
10 resume private practina and IL
member Of ono Of the leading firms o
the Territory lle Is accompanied OF
hia tIip by MIS- Wilder and Miss Alc
MasfArlano, and during their stay hor
they we're guests VI Captain IiUmphro
81 Port Mckinley.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
MARINE REPORT.
~ Merchants REehAaEs

friday June 10, lHlli
San FraneiseoLA Arrived, June l6, 81
q. Persia at midnight, hence June ..
Manila Sailed June IS, H. y. A, T.
Sheridan, FOR Honolulu,
Port Gamble Sailed, June 10, sohr,
Gamble, for Hilo.
Huo--sailed, June l2, s. s. Mexican
for Sallna Cruz.
San Franeisco- Sailed, june 10, 3. y.
lIiloniRn, for Honolulu
Saturday, June IT,
Gaviota-- june l5, hp. Falls
OF Clyde hence May 22
b. Sydney Arrived June 10, 3. 3. Zea.
laudin, hence May co.
salinn Cuz--sailed June 10, g. 3,
AriEonnD for San Diego. ti
u Gnviotu- Sailed June 10, Up. Falls Of
Clyde, for Honolulu.
snn FfnnciacO--Auived june 10, s. 3.
lIilOninn, from TT. Allen, June z.
Sunday, June ~.
San Francisc0-Arrived, June 49, y
Is. Enterprise, Youngrcn, from Hilo.
San FrnnoiscO--Arrivod, June 49,
sehr. Boroalis, Klintborn (bound for
Aberdecu).
Monday, June 10.
San Francisco Sailed, juno ~, S.rB
Alnsknn, for Semitic.
san Frpncisco-- june 10, r.
s. Enterprise, from llilo, hence June B.
, Port 1pwnRond- Arrived, June TO-
sehr. Bor6alis, from Mnhukonai honco
May 2s, pr
New York. Arrived, Juno ~, Blk
Nnpanu, from Knnnapalij honcd Feb 4
Gavi0ta Arrived, June 10, s. y
Santa Maria, from Ililoi hence june o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20

nlashsion. A. n. Iotnrioa, W. ~
Tango, a. heiniaghaut =. q Wllltn
500, q. NJ or. n w. Fitzpatrick, b
h. Malay, che Misses With llrol,
iho Misses Douglas (tNol, Mas v tiu.
lay, MrH llarney Mff keeFney and
two children, Mrs Wirlh, Mrs. naid.
win, Mrs Moran and infant J ~ fitz.
gerald, }. Kennedy, a. USHER, ~ y.
llnTnoy, y. y. kearnoy n. W. Wirtt,
n Duncan, 4, y. Baldwin, Mics y.
iehag, Mn. Behag, r. Dean.
Departed.
Per str. Mauna Loh, for Konn and
Knu ports, June 10, -Chna, Lnis, VII
liam luis, Thoa Luis, r. 81 Norris, Miss
NJ nau, Miss Isabella BRrn, W. Todd,
@, Richardson, Miss Nellie Richardson,
Miss II. Barker, Miss NJ. Harrison, y,
Armenian, Geo, Armenian, Al Long j.,
Limo, ~ OreeuWHll Mrs. gFeanEell,
Miss M. MeCubbin, II. r. Bryant, Mrs,
Bryant, Chaa. Lincoln, g, A, Mcdonald,
james Morse, Louis 0aspaT.
Per str. Claudine, for Hawaii and
Maui ports, Juno l6.-MYs, j. u. Kn'
lama, A, M. Brown, @. Andrew, ~ y,
steeTe, =. Lung, NJ. Silva, Miss NJ, Dow,
j. w. Senrle Mrs, j, Dow, Miss ~,
Wenglor, Miss A. DTohmor, V. v. Miller,
J.. Lobrimer, Miss Rose Cnmmins, Phil
Ng Wal Chang, =. Cumming Thos
Cnmmina, W. Cummins, j. y, Coke, q.
A. Wright. II. Gray,
Per r, M, n. \. lt0rea, for Ban Fran.
cisco, June ~ WIN. Mail Miss Mail,
Mrs. g. W. Jungen, @. a. B0ckus and
wIfo Miss u, Scott, O. n, Iinnyon, wife
and daughter, Miss Helen Sweet, y =,
McCnndloH, w. y. KoT, Mrs. Kerr,
Miss Kerr, Miss Mhry J, Kehrney, Miss
Mnry popploton, o. lIedemann and
wife, Miss y A douldy WIN, CraDfton
and wife, =. y, Paxson, Mr.. and Mrs H.
J. 0lendening, ~. y, Cohen, Miss Nina
Cohen, Miss HlghAeld, Miss Athalia
Levey, LINN Quon, Mim LnirltE, w. A,
Baldwin, w, u. Robertson, u, II. Ching
H. n Dill, Mr. Young,
Per str. KinnU, from Kauni ports
June III. FnMoth, W. !, Sheldon
liov. raui Hin Wing, Mnt0r wits, u
All Ch0ng, q. ~ Wilcox, q. II, Wilcox
H. q, Coburn, M w. BergaD, Mm, u
NJ. Cooke, Mrs j., J., Sexton, T. j.. Clark
Mrs X, Kannlsnole and child, y, ~
Murdoch, Mrs Murdoch Mrs. Y, BnHlt
gtnd Chang Chip, !, n Stokes, Mrs
49, y. Baldwin, Miss Berry, Mrs NJ
Lowell and child, Mrs Mahoe and 4
children, q. Ducliworth, aud niDety'aiA
on deck, HfUI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
LOOKS RATHER BAD
FOR HOMESTEADERS

Dspaty AtloueyaenTal Smith TO-
sumsd Saturday from Hawaii, where
10 sas eant 10 investigate homestead
ing mpilaJa " KaiEiki, meas lilo. no
discovered ihat thefe Wefe compare
lively feN bona 0de settlers aud found
EI0and TO- ihp suspicion that iba h0mn'
sipsd kei N being eYnqed Final pat
~ ~ llgae hgl1ipa honest ead lands
- hgivill, bpt ibebe viii he held M
agill afaf M Smiths report u mali
" nafefnpi Ffehf and Attorney Gen
slHl lindsay,
fhp deputy HiiplnnY general Viii NJ
Fsll MON whether ihe h0maaifaden
hsyp fAHln9 Nll lhf lnaal requirements
Thai talAe VI ihfm bass Hll done "
80 maaf eylafgi ~ lhs qepalg aliQr
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Hotee W Dishiet Captains,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIvEp.

1t Friday, June 10,
Z o. s. 3, Sierra, Trask, from San Fran
cisco, 1880 q. m.
n Saturday, june 7.
Str. Iwalnni, from Hawaii ports, d. m.
Str. Mauna Kon, from Hilo and way
ports, n, m.
( p. m, g. q, Korea, Saunders, from
Yokohnma, 8 Ia. m. t'"
op Sunday, June 49,.
NJ. MS $. Wiholminh, from 1llO.
Str. Knnu, from Knuni pUrts,
Str. Miknhnla, from Molokni ports.
Monday June 10, i0lla
CA =, y, Muburn from Sydney,
Oia0 n. m.
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DEPARTED.

Str. Claudinc, for Maui and Hawnh
ports, p. m.
Str Mauna Lon, for Kona and Kau
ports, ~ noon.
P. M. s. 3. 'Koroa, for San Francisco,
$3.50 y. m.
CA $, s, MaMra for Vancouver,
If "A m
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Dnmin fired first AZ The woman Who
fell shIiehlng on the floor with q bull
LET through the flesh above The shoulder
bone, He then turned the gun Ion
W0lkas, who rolled into the corner dy,
Ing, The bullet having penetrated his
right and left lungs, just missing tho
heart md grazing tho liver Ito WIS
dead ten minutes afterwards whom
Chief MeDuiie and Captain Kahanamo'
lu, Of the police, weTR rushed 10 lhA
spot IN m autO, having lived Just long
enough 10 ask for n drink Of water,
Dumin took step backwards into a
yehtibnle and aimed bullet AZ hla
own henrt, but Just missed, IIa fired
again a. himself ~ ha fell, the bullet
penetrating the abdomen, Tho doctors
have no hopes OF hia recovery,
ON His death he'd last night bG ca
planned the raha0na for thu deed lis
stated that Blanche had "f00ladu him
too many times, that ho had been max
| ing good money IN the bleynia huai
ness nt the time when ahR hTai be0Amf
his miaireaa iia had ,gRntnl har h
give ~ her evil and offered fo mar
lfy her bat she would dO neither III
his letter hH reiterated lia eininl1hBti
NlNl NfNllNNN - lNlNN' Nh WINNIE
lilarehe's "afeeii0ns' from him Il
" dihlanlt ~ believe any Ut the story
but there ID little doubt thai ioul0us,
WAS tho moving Impulse,
" tho woman who n nov g0nhHnl
70 hef bed nn the second story NJ thi
hospital, has eth tho capafiiY fpr az
feeil0p thoy have certainly been trans
ferred ~ NO dead map NJ whose fRli
she Is still w Ignorance, lleg aiaieHhp
NJ tho shooting WAS pteTlafied Will
many lniaTleallQas ahOnt - fQgT Fflig, :
and nllnTrihle,H and sbG Wapfad th
imnrdrTeLN by whom gha meant Pau
hung ~ once hha hnallY ended by ~
ing % leave she bed apd follOR ~
oiilfeH dQWn aialFe,
There h little ~ ihe paliee 10 4
except 10 protest ihe Wplnan's hQps
probably DO all The p0Iiea NATh ihat I
necessary
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IIor Money nought tlle aun.

Yesterday morning no f1i'fnbd ~ Tho
wOmnn's home, whore ha iyid when
not In the hospital and nsltd her for
SOME money snyIng that he WAS going
around Che Island with party Oflhia
aud needed siN dollars for the tTip,
Rho snid that was too much, but ghya
him ten'dollar bill, with this money
ho returned 10 town whore he went al
roctly TO u, o. Hall a. HOp aud bought
n revolver, lie returned 10 Iwilei
about three O'Clock aud without saylng
q word he walked into the house banr.
ing small package, which proved NJ.
forwards TO be the revolver This he
uDpncked and l0adod In another pOODl
aud then suddenly appeared In Tin
room whore WolkNs aud Blaueho were,
Blanche WIS standing and the man
sitting ON tho bed reading.