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BAD ACCIDENT ON
THRESHING RIG

jamestown, N, D., Aug, 2S.-Frank
Blevin had a arrow escape from
death Tuesday when at work with the
Wiese ~threshing machine outfit south
of the city. One hand got in connec-
ton with a knife in the bundle cut
ter and the artery was severed and
the cords also. A tourniquet was
hastily placed about the injured mem
Der and the flow of blood reduced
until he could be rushed here to a
physician. DR.. Guest drew the ends
of the artery. together and pulled the
broken cords together so that 1t is
not expected the results viii be seri-
Gus. At present, Mr.. Blevin is In the
hospital and rejoicing that he did not
come to an untimely end.
The knife cut the flesh to the
bones and only quick and sure work
in the field saved Mr.. Blevtn from
bleeding to death.
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hrst prize last year. and |. Is expected
z she viii blaze forth in all her
glory on this occasion.
Papers of R~equisition.
Upon request Of Sheriff Jas. ]. At
ms of Foster county, Governor
Burke yesterday issued a reduisition
on the governor Of Minnesota for the
person of Fred Pomroy wanted at
Darlington on the charge OF forgery
According to the claims in the am
oavit asking for the requisition. Pom
roy purchased an automobile from
one Vernie Rich for which he drew
a check for $156 in payment. The
check was drawn on a bank at Mel
Vile and was signed Park Sheehy.
The act is now branded a forgery, and
inasmuch as Pomroy is now in Minne-
sofa, extradition is necessary. Sheriff
Atkinson will probably have his man
today.
Land Department Bought Bonds.
The board of university and school
lands has bought several bonds this
week, said purchases being as fol-
lows:
Douglas village, $4,000.
Marshool school district, williams
county, $1,000.
Valley school district, Morton coun-
ty, $1,000.
Fort Rice school district, s7oO.
Diez school district, Morton IL
$4,000.
School district No. 95, Ward u
ty, $1,000.
Adams school district. Williams
county, $1,000.
There are numerous other applica-
ions on file with the department which
VIII be taken up in their order.
New Corporations.
The following corporations were is
sued charters by the secretary of
state:
Northwestern Electric Equipment
Co., of New Jersey.
Farmers Elevator CO., Buffalo
Springs; capital $40, i~ncorporat-
Hestekind, and Geo. OIstad, all of Buff
falo Springs: Andrew Senty and Geo.
Silvius of Mineral Springs and Chas.
kelner of Saltwater, Mimi.
The Dorenkemper Lumber Co., Gold
en- Valley Dunn county: capital $685.
600: incorporators, l. j. Dorenkemper,
e. K. Dorenkemper and Earl Doren-
kemper, all of R~ichardton!
Iona Cemetery association, Iona;
incorporators, G. NJ. Lane, T. e. Thor
land, j. d. Lope, o. ]. Eide, C. G.
Peterson, all of Iona.
The Sutton Mercantile Co, Of SUIT
ton; capital stock $4,000; ~incorporat-
ors, Erick Erickson and Theodore
Thompson of Cooperstown; Oliver 3.
Hoff, of Sutton.
Independent Grain Co, of Tower
City; capital stock $4,000; incorpor-
ators, A. B. Shaw, F. L. Rice, A. r.
Sherman, all of Tower City.
Farmers and Merchants bank, of
Branthford, Eddy county; capital
stock $4,000; incorporators. W. j.
Morris and twenty-six others.
New Notaries.
Commissions were today issued 10
the following parties as notary pub
lie, by the secretary Of state:
Jas. S.. Cody, Zenith; Geo. Heger,
Surrey; L. r. Holmes, jamestown; II.
z. Johnson, Northwood; N. Theodore
R~osenquest, Epping.
Dairy Contest Friday.
The fourth of the six series. Of edu-
cational butter contests being con-
Quoted by the dairy department, will
be held by the dairy department.
These contests are under the supe--
intendency of Dairy Commissioner
Flint, and are held in the butter room
of the exposition building.
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Cubs StiII Ascending.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Chicago punched
hits off SaIlee today in the first inning
and defeated st. Louis in the opening
game of the series here.
The visitors started a batting rally
in the last two innings but could not
overtake Chicago.
Zimmerman made his fourteenth
home run.
Chicago's victory puts the local club
a half game closer to New York in the
pennant race, the leaders being idle.
The distance between the WE clubs
now is five games.
Score: r. H. e.
chicago !
81. Louis .s..., . ,..s..s 2 y Z
Lavender and Archer; Sallee, Geyer
and Wingo.
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LEE COMBS OUT OF
JUDGESHIP RACE
OFFICIALLY WiTHDRAWS, LEAV-
ING uNcoNTEsTED FIELD TO
JUDGE COFFEY.

Valley City, N. D., Aug. 29.-Lee
Combs today issued an oficial an
nouncement that he will Withdraw
from the ace for Judge of the Fifth
judicial district, leaving the field TO
Judge Coffey, who will now have no
opposition for reelection. This means
that the eection of Judge Corey will
be mere Formally It the polls in
November. MI. Combs issued the fol-
lowing statement Of withdrawal:
ITO the people of the Fifth judicial
district, state of North Dakota:
After a careful resume of the re-
suit of the primary election held June
rs, 1912, in so far as the same re-
lates to the judiciary, / have conclud-
ed that Judge James A. Coffey of
jamestown, is the choice of the major
ity of the voters of the district for
the ~judgeship, and, therefore. think it
my duty to withdraw from the con-
test.
II ascribe Judge Coffey's lead over
me at the primaries to his incumbency
and the claim Of himself and his
friends for a second term. | do not
consider the result as an expression of
lack of confidence on the part Of the
people in me, or as a rebuke to my
aspiration for the place.
r.. \ NAAhAih al fOLCAS VI " dlICy lily
and of the entire district for the sup
port given me at the primary election,
and / trust that should opportunity
arise in the future we shall be able
to unite on some member of the pro-
fession of the law who resides here
and elect him a judge of the district,
since l believe that to have the dis
trict chambers at Valley City would
be far better for all interested, than
to have them located at some other
city in the district.
dated at Valley City, N. D., Aug.
2S, 1912.
Respectfully, Lee Combs"
Were all medicines as m]eritorious
as ChamberIafn's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be
much better off and the percentage of
suffering greatly decreased" writes
Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For
sale by all dealers.
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NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

Johnny off. The sudden stop caused
Alfred to lurch forward off the barrel
on which he was seated, whereupon
the horse became frightened and
started on a gaIlop up the street.
Young Moynaugh had clutched n of
the shafts and held on in this pre-
carious position.
Just as the horse turned east near
the drugstore he was stopped by VIM.
Trader. Young Moynaugh had, in the
meantime, dung himself from his po-
sition and escaped without injury;
while Johnny, though badly scared, had
stayed In the buggy and was non the
worse for his experience.
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LEAGUE.
split Double Header.

New York, Aug. 29.-New York and
Cleveland broke even in a double head
err. Cleveland won the first game 6 to
8, with Vean Gregg pitching. Warhop
returned the New Yorks victors In the
hurt his hand in the first game and
Baker, who replaced him, played brill
liantly in the field. Carisch's catching
featured the second game. He threw
him.
First Game r. II. z.
New York 3
Cleveland 6 II ]
Caldwell and Sweeney; Gregg and
O'Neill. .-. ~.
Second Game r II. e.
New York o
Cleveland 2 2
Warhop and Sterritt; Kahler, Bask-
cite and Carisch.
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HIckson won Game.

Hickson. N. D.. Aug. 29.-Hickson de-
feated Abercrombie on their hong
grounds by a score OF 4 to 8. Void and
Oslie did the heavy work for Hickson,
getting II s~trike-outs, 3 put-outs n
3 assists. Peck was on the mound for
Abercrombis and whitfield T.. The fea=
ture of the game was q fast double play
by Grant Sundet to Borderud In the
ninth inning. ~
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Ont WITH CHALLENGE.

The following challenge was handed
TO the sporting department of The
Forum with h request that II be
printed:
"The Hawks have tried On several
occasions to arrange a game with The
Courier-News baseball team, but so far
have failed.
THE Hawks have won nearly all of
their games and are out after the city
championship and challenge The Cour-
ier-News team for a game to be played
any time within the next w weeks
and under any conditions favorable to
HI CoMrier-News." -tNE
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STATE BASEBALL
Giants Win Came.

Tagus, N. D., Aug. 2S.-one of the
fastest games of ball played In north
western North Dakota was played In
Berthold last Sunday between the
Tagus Giants and the Berthold ball
a clean cut victory for Giants by a
score of / to 0. Considerable money
changed hands as a result of the game
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NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL.
More peIeqates Appointed.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 29.-The gov
ernor appointed the following dele,
gates to the American congress to b,
held in Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 80,
to Oct. 5, inclusive:
Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City; j.
Dexter Pierce, Larimore; Percy Cole,
Kenmare; j. P. Lamb, Michigan
Three More Counties Report.
Three more county superintendents
have reported on the school census.
They are Benson, Renviile and Sheri-
dan:
Per CT.
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Got Majority of Games.

Washington, Adg. 29.-st. Louis made
1t three out of four in the series by
defeating Washington 3 to 2. Walter
Johnson allowed only four hits, but he
was wild and his support was poor.
The defeat ended his chance to beat
the record Of Marquard of the New
York Nationals of 10 straight victories.
Powell was effective in pinches.
score: r. H. E.
washington z
st. Louis 3 z
Johnson and Ainsmith; Powell and
Krichell.
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Per CT.
Winter on Trip.

Clarence Winter, publicity agent in
the Office of commissioner OF agricul-
ture and labor, is out IN the auto
mobile tour with the Bismarckers, adj
vertising the exposition which is to
which is to be conducted under the
auspices of that department. Winter
is quite a booster, and they say he
proved a spellbinder at the banquet.
Eddy County Takes Booth.
Commissioners GiIbreath has receiv-
ed a letter from the commercial club
of New Rockford, wherein they have
engaged booth room for Eddy county.
This year Eddy county is to have more
commodious quarters than last year.
having engaged booth No. 36. Eddy
county, the smallest tn the state. won
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SUDDEN STOP
STARTS Things

oriska Sentinel: Alfred Moynaugh
and Johnny Word we're participants in
an exciting runaway last Monday
morning. The two were driving along
Main street near the Catholic church,
where the horse was stopped to let
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The Rrewers Take Double.

Milwaukee, Aug. 29.-Milwaukee de-
feated Toledo in both games of a
double header taking the first which
was a heavy hitting affair, 10 to 9 and
winning the second 3 to o, In the seven
Innings which were played, the game
being called on account OF darkness.
In the first game Blackburn drove in
six of the Milwaukee ms Charles
base running and plays by Leibold and
Clark featured the second game, which
was a pitching duel between Nicholson
and Krause. Both Livingstone and
Land had to retire from the second
game with injured fingers.
First Game r. Fl. 2.
hllWhuk6S slO ~ Q
IOleuo .s...s y H. i
slapnicka, Hovlik and Block; George,
James and land.
Second Came r. II. E
Milwaukee ..........s....... 2 o
ToiedO ,....... .....s.s " D L
Nicholson and Block: Krause, Living
stone and Land, Walsh.
Kansas City Got Two.
Kansas City, Aug. 20.-Kansas City
took both games of a double header
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netroit Rentr AthIetIcs.

Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-Detroit won
the fnal game of the series, 5 to 8.
The visitors won in Tho NTH inning
after two were out on a single by
Jones, a wild pitch by Houck, a pass
to Bush and Cobb's single to left field
which was fumbled by Walsh.
Score: X. II. T..
Philadelphia 9
Detroit D IL o
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FREE rRoToNE COUPON

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NatiOnaI League.
American League.
ASSOCIATION.
NIIIIern Lost Again.

Minneapolis, Aug. 2~9.-Louisville de-
feated Minneapolis on a muddy field
by a 3 to / score. Minneapolis hit
Northrup freely but not in the pinches.
A brace of errors and two hits gave
Score: r. H. e.
Minneapolis .....s............ 2
LOUISVILLE -...-... q
Olmstead and Owens; Northrup and
Schlet.
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Huck. Bender n Thomas, LApr
Wtllett and Stanage.
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Two More For Boston.


Two More For BOsfon-
Boston, Aug. 29.-The Red Sox
heightened their stride pennantwafd
today by winning two games from
Chicago while it's two rivals, Wash
ington and Philadelphia, both lost
Wood, In the second, won his FOUR
teenth straight game, making his recs
ord 29 victories for the He
out his opponents 3 to O.
Boston won the first game 5 to 3 on
Hooper's triple which counted run
In the first a pass, a double by Speak
err and Gardner which added two in
the third and on two passes and two
errors by Schalk which allowed two
more in the fourth.
Errors gave Chicago it's first run and
Weaver's double on top of two singles
counted for the other two.
Boston gathered all three runs8in
the second game in the fourth inning
on a pass, two singles and Gardeners
First Game R.H.E.
BOSTON
chicago 8 3
o'BrIen and Carrigan; Benz and
Schalk. EasS
Second Game r. HE
Boston ''.'.....,.'.s.'..'..'. -
WOOD ana cady; Taylor. white and
Kuhn. 1iot
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The hammock is one of u most
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nrst prize last year, and 1t Is expected
that she viii blaze forth in all her
glory on this occasion.
9annra Of RnnniniAinn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-12
BUCKEYE.

M. p. Jaryi of Oklahoma City
was in this vicinity Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. white and
two sons of Los Angeles are visiting
at Elmer Hoyt's.
The farmers In this vicinity are
busy getting their silos filled.
Mrs. Ella Mahlar and family Of
Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. s. Grove.
The lightning on Tuesday night
struck H. M. PoIand's barn. doing
but little damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Frey Of Penn
sylvania are visiting his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Of Abilene
are visiting their daughter Mrs. ].
w. Rumold.
Raymond Burkholder was in this
vicinity last week on business.
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SOLOMON.

Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Ward left Sat
urday for a few days visit with
relatives and friends at Kansas City.
Miss Rose sullivan returned to
Kansas City Sunday after a two
weeks visit with home folks.
Miss Mabel Henderson went to
Harrington Thursday to visit a few
days with relatives.
Floy Carpenter left Friday for
Emporia where she will attend the
state normal school this year.
Miss Nellie Custer left Saturday
for Lindsborg to attend Bethany
college.
Among those who attended the
old settlers picnic at Enterprise on
Thursday were: Mr.. and Mrs. jerry
sheahan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carney,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Jenness, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Porter, Messrs. T. T. Sullivan
Sullivan, J. Higgins, d. 2. Butcher;
p. Reese. F. Ramsey. Ed. and Fred
stark, Z. Ramsey A. Butcher and
Misses Minnie Barr. Mary Leaosure
and Eva Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Tobin are enjoy
ing a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
O'Brien Of Stevens Point, Wiscon-
ain. and Miss Agnes Murphy of Chi
cago.
Bradford sheahan Of Chicago ar
rived here Sunday to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sheahan.
Mrs. b. v. Portius left last week
for visit to Boise, Idaho
Miss Elsie Gatchet is visiting
with friends in Minneapolis this
week.
Mrs. J. P. Sullivan and SON Ber-
nard left last Monday for st. Louis
where Mrs. Sullivan will visit with
friends for a month, and Bernard
will attend business college at that
place.
Mrs. w. T. Harris and Mrs. Nick
erson returned Monday from visit
to Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. M. e. Whitney was called
to Manhattan this week by the death
Of a relative.
Mrs. J. Gatchet received the sad
news Of the death Of her mother who1
died Tuesday afternoon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Berger, at
New Cambria.
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word were at home over Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Lulu and Lille Nemechek,
Gladys Warner and Boyd Nemechek
autoed to Abilene to attend band
concert Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lena Byers was on the SICK
hat the fore part of the week.
Harvey Olsen came home from
Woodbine on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, MT.
and Mrs. Geo. Westover and family,
Clifford Fale, wife and brother, we're
Sunday guests at Jno. Meyers.
Misses Lulu and Lille Nemechek
called on Mrs. John Haslouer Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Katherine Carsten spent her
vacation last week in Kansas CITY
and at home. she returned to her
work in Abilene Monday. II
Miss Gladys Korrell and sister,
Mrs. Ethel Smith, Sundayed with
Miss Anna Olsen.
Charley Haslouer Is suffering
from the effects Of ivy poisoning
1t seemed that everyone from
this vicinity attended the picnic at
Enterprise on Thursday.
Mrs. Theodore Davis returned on
sunday from AN extended visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haslouer anu
daughters, Misses Anna and Pauline
are expected home today from Ger
many where they have been for
over two years.
Mics Katherine Carsten spent
Sunday with Miss Emma Hansen.
Misses Ella Shank Grace Meme
chek, Ella Olsen. Josephine John
son, Frances Kilmer, Cora Purdy
and Messrs. Wallace Lay, John and
Gerald Warner, Elmer Purdy, Royal
KiImer, Emory and Ira Shank sur
prised Miss Mildred Lay with birth
day party Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Hansen Of Enterprise spent
Sunday afternoon with home folks.
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CARLTON.

Mrs. VIM. Medley and family
drove to Abilene Saturday evening
for a short visit.
Miss Grazella Puliver, who Will
teach in the Eisenhauer district,
came in Saturday evening to be
ready for school work Monday.
Mrs. David Major has been on
the sick list for the past week.
VIM. Keso left Saturday evening
for Pueblo, Colo, where be will visit
his son George for week.
Miss Campbell. who viii teach the
intermediate room lof the public
school this winter, came in on the
saturday noon train. She will board
with c. A. Smiths.
L. R. Mortimer purchased q new
corn binder.
The men who have been working
on the grade at Elmo have finished
their work At that place and will
possibly SO to Lyndon ~ the near
fufure to DO some work there
Carrie saylor. Who has taught the
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MOONLIGHT.

q
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Crum'
Sept. 3, Q son.
G. b. Burkholder and B. F. Engle
each lost horse last week.
s. H. Bert. who is visiting his
daughters In Canada. writes encour-
agingIy OF that country.
Il. N. Sheets and b. d. Engle
filled their silos last week.
Mr.. Horn of Nebraska is here
looking after his interests on the
farm.
Miss Catharine Grill Is working
for Bert Crum's.
Rev. Cannon of Salina, repres-
entative of the home finding society,
gave an interesting address at Beth
ell ON Sunday evening.
Sam lehman was business vis-
itor to Chapman on Monday.
Dan EngIe Sr. is quite sick with
malaria fever.
Miss Ethel Breeding is slowly inn
proving from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Jacob Stoner will build house
to replace the one that burned
few weeks ago.
Elder John Herr OF Abilene was
the minister at Bethel Sunday morn
ing.
Evangelist J. e. De Camp and
son left for their home at George
town, ILL.,. on Thursday.
Miss Frances Burkholder visited
with Miss Catharine Grill on Sun
day.
Our school opened Monday with
Miss Laney as teacher.