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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05

The Dakota" side rested its case
Dan was, all confidence and expecta-
ton. q. .a... ... O..
Then came the procession Of wit
nesses who swore that Dakota Dan"
was not the son of Daniel Russell,
ST., and another procession who iden-
titled him as Jim Ruseau, formerly OF
Massena, n. Y. and Bombay, n. 7.
The weeks sped on. One morning
shabby, smart, clean shaven man with
western twang came into court. The
case had been on for 110 days.
Dakota had not been prepared
for this-"Call Daniel Blake RUSSELL"
1t was Fresno DAM" .,.
"Why, certainly. my names Daniel
Blake Russell" he said. Eyes, l was
Henry Johnson for years and I've been
all over the west, tramping it and
working on ranches. l didn't appear
before because didn't know about
the case. l have come here now be-
cause don't want to see my brother
William cheated" ,...
William identified Fresno Dam as
his brother. So did Miss Almy. At
ter days and days of grilling, Judge
Lawton came TO the conclusion that
ss:DaSota Dam was an imposter, So
he threw the case out of court. Ar.
Fresno Dan and William went
home together that night. Before he
left the court house Dakota Dan"
tears streaming down his cheeks, ad-
dressed the assembled crowd.
"They can't prove I'm not Danny"
he said. My brother has denied me,
but we will prove the case yeti"
"You bet we will" the crowd shout
ed back. ....E .... .s. ..-
That night bowling mob surround
IN,,VV IN
effigy two figures, one of a man and
one of a woman.
That was two years ago. Now
Dakota Dam has appealed to the
Supreme court of Middlesex county
against the decision of the probate
court. The lawyers are fighting and
arguing every inch of the ground. So
far the case has cost $150,00O. And
the end is not yet. -.A III ...-. .s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
Tremendous Vote Is
Being Cast Through
the Entire Nation
TWO BURNED TO -.... .
pEATH--MYSTERY
SURROUNDS CASE.

Osawatomis. Kan, Nov. s.
Mrs. G. W. Perdue,, So years old,
!, wife of q railroad conductor, and
her 6-mOnths- old daughter were
burned to death in shed In the
rear Of the Perdue home and a g.
year-old son was dangerously
burned.
Some mystery surrounds the
fire. When the firemen arrived
the door was found to be locked.
Mrs. Perdue was an invalid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
WAS KILLEB
By A SET GUN

superior, Wis. Nov 5.--Stumbling
over hidden "set" gun, Stanley r.,
Currie. %, principal of the Three Lakes
wisconsin school, was killed yester-
day morning. 1t is believed that Cur
rfe unsuspectingly walked into the
hidden Instrument Of death which had
been placed In the thick brush and
received the full charge of shot, death
resulting soon afterwards.
The use of set guns Is strictly
against the law and prosecution is
expected to follow in the trail OK the
accident.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
STOLE FROM
UNCLE sam
Naval Supplies Said to Have
Been Swiped

Chicago, Nov. 5.-A carload of naval
supplies, said to have been stolen from
the Mare Island navy yards, valued as
$15.00O, was seized by the federal Of
ficers in the Chicago Burlington e.
Quincy yards here on a writ issued by
Judge Lands of the federal court In
vestigators state that a band of thieves
have robbed the naval station sys-.
tematicallv of, in the aggregate, sew
eral hundred thousand dollars The
car seized contained $4,000 pounds of
copper, used in shipbuiidiug, and was
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
HEAVY VOTE
IN FARGO
Up TO noon
Total Of 1919 Cast in All Pre-
cinctS at ! 0'cloo
Returns Will Be Received at =
Number Of Places
Public Invited to Get Them at
Forum Office
ELECTION RETURNS.

The Forum will receive the =
election returns Tuesday night. .
General election news will come
) direct to the Office over a special q
wire.
The reports from the state will
be received largely by telephone. =
In addition to The Forum re- q
ports the specials sent to Mr..
Hanna will also be available at 4
} The Forum office.
) The Forum Office will be open
Tuesday night to visitors and 9
general invitation is extended to
al interested persons to come to
the Office and hear the reports, z
not only from the state but from
) the entire United States, as they q
will be received by special op- =
orator. 4
The Forums switch board will =
be open all evening to receive =
telephone calls from all parts of q
the state and to give out what =
ever Information it has on hand. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
MILLIONAIRE
WENT INSANE

Boston, Nov. 5.WilliaIn NJ. Fisher,
a millionaire cigar manufacturer, was
taken to the Boston hospital for the
insane last night after being seized
with the idea that some one was trying
to poison him.
Two years ago his daughter Blanche
eloped with Attiiio Enrico ContL
chauffeur for the late Godfrey Morse,
and was married. This upset Mr..
Fisher greatly. Later Mr.. Fisher, who
was a widower, eloped with and mar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
TRAIN WRECKED
AT MANDAN

Mandan, N. d.. Nov s.. Northern
Pacific train No. s, was slightly wreck
ed here this morning when 1t passed
through the Mandan yards about 2;4S
o'clock. a freight car. left too near
the end of the switch on d siding, was
bumped into as the train passed. The
side OF the Pullman was damaged and
the yestihule WAS badly jammed,
breaking much glass No one was hurt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
strike settEed.

Winnipeg, Nov. 5.The coal miners
strike at Belview. Alta, where 1,400
men went out Thursday, was settled
this morning By the officers of the
union and the men were re-instated.
Three Thousand men at Fernie and
Michael threaten to strike unless an
arbitration board is appointed to settle
their grievances
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05

Vienna, Nov. 5.--The attitude of the
Austria Hungarian government as re-
CARDS the proposal of Premier Poin-
care for an adjustment of the Balkan
situation, clearly stated this morn
ing in the Neue F'reie Preese says:
THE present military situation in
the Balkans cannot be decisive for a
solution of the whole eastern question.
Premiere Poincare gives the Balkan
states more than they have demanded.
The proposal which is the most radi-
cal of the pan slavist tendencies is so
one sided that it can hardly find the
approval of the powers particularly Of
Austria Hungary, the less so, as moth
ing is said regarding the future IF
Albania. This question, is of great
Importance to Austria Hungary and
its allies" ..
Austria Hungary is anxious that
Servia shall not occupy any Alban-
anian territory, this gaining an outlet
on the Adriatic Sea. This question
will probably be the bone of conten-
ton. Servia has been warned already
from Viennea that her armies have
gone far enough. The warning was
repeated this morning in the paper
which says: a
"The Servians have approached the
frontier of a territory occupied with
out exception by Albanians and it is
hoped and expected that Servia will
avoid raising those difficulties which
the historical character of the Alban-
ians prove insurmountable. The most
elementary justice demands the prin-
ciple of the Balkans for the Balkan
people shall be also to the advantage
of the Albanians."
Prince Gharka, president of the
Albanian national commission, ii is
said. is to be proclaimed king of AL
bania
The first division of the Austria
tleships. cruiser and two torpedo
boat ,destroyers left the naval station
Pola for the east last night. The final
destination is unknown but they were
ordered to report to the Ambassador
at Constantinople.
Sofia, Nov. Reinforcement to
proceed to the front from Bulgarian
capital Today eight Batallions OF
volunteers including Macedonians and
| Russians entertained for the front, Re-
!, ported fighting continues in the neigh
| borhood of Serai and Tchorlu. Tile
people are being kept ignorant of the
happenings around Adrianople and
Tchorlu. Nothing has been published
the past three days.
past three days.
/ An important ministerial conference
was held this morning. The results
We're not made public.
The hospitals at Sofia, Pfiilipoppolis
and other centers are crowded. Thirty
war correspondents announced their
/ Intentions to return to their respectiye
countries.
Austria Backs Down.
Vienna, Nov 5.---The Austrian
government informed Turkey in reply
to request for meditation that Aus
tria would first have to confer with the
powers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
TURKS MAKE LAST
STAND BEFORE
CONSTANTINoPLE.

London, Nov. Sit was Off
tcially announced in Constantine
pie that fighting had begun be-
tween the Bulgarians and Turks at
at the Tchatalja forts. Except for
a few struggling detachments and
fleeing Turks in the country be-
yond the fort forming the last line
of defense before the capital, the
coast is now clear for the Bulgar-
ians.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05

A heavy vote was polled in the city
today judging from the ballots cast at
the different voting places at o'clock
this afternoon At IL O'clock this
morning an exceptionally heavy vote
was cast for that hour in the day.
Following is the vote cast in the
city up until / o'clock: Rs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05

This evening the republican state
and county committee will receive
election returns at Loyal Knights hail.,
now known as Assembly hall, corner
Broadway and First avenue north.
Special telegraph and telephone wires
have been put in the room and they
expect to get most complete returns
from the state there, beginning at 6
o'clock.
The west hall will be used for the
accommodation of those desiring to
get the very latest news of this most
interesting election Everyone is in
Vlted to make themselves at home
there and receive the returns in COM
fort and in good company.
The democrats will throw the re-
turns on a screen with lantern from
their headquarters in the Laing build
ing. The screen will be just east of
the Grand theatre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
Straw Vote in Washington.
In Minnesota.

st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 5.--Although
rain and snow fell over Minnesota
generally early this morning, by Q the
sun broke through the clouds here and
Duluth reports the same. Estimators
claim on account of the late threshing
the rural vote will be small The
weather may change this.
The leaders say that Roosevelt and
Wilson will lose in case OF light
vote, Taft getting the most strength
In the cities. The National ticket
carries the most interest, the success
of the state republican ticket, being
generally conceded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
TIE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and wednes-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
For a Third Party.
Some thirty Third Party enthu

Some thirty Third Party enthus-
lasts met At Forest City, Saturday
last, and effected al. organization by
selecting Joseph COLLISION, Of Clay, IS
chairman, and &. Il. dunn, OF Lewis,
- the secretary. ThVse present were
principally from Clay and Forest
townships. Mr.. Mum, was the only
one present from Lewis township.
Those who were present were quite
enthusiastic, and wanted the county
represented At the Ksnass City con.
vention.
DR.. +. Il. Bullock, called the meet
Ing to order and presented the name
OF Mr.. Collision for chairman, who
was promptly selected and he was
unanimously chosen, - also Mr..
Mum, - secretary. Mr.. Collision
was also chaser chairman OF the coun'
ty committee.
The following we're chosen to rep
resent the county st Kansas City
convention: Ralph Collision, OF Clay.
VIM. II. Weightmsn, OF Benton, and
VIM. II. Crawford, Of Forest.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
Mrs. Alton Ford and sons, Of Nor

Mrs. Alton Ford and sons, OF Nor
ris, Oklahoma, are here, visiting her
father, Phillip Rush. She was accom-.
panied by Master Thomas Ford. who
is visiting his sunts, Misses Maude
and Psnsy Partridge.
August 18th, the Norman Nau.
man family, will hold their annual
reunion. near StsnlsytOn, Page county
Virginia. The Holt county end this
splendid family Of people will doubt.
less be we'll represented. The family
he's held an annual reunion since
1906.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
A Dangerous Orchard Pest,

The evergreen bagworm Is proving
to be . serious menace to orchardists,
nurserymen, and small fruit growers
In several sections OF Missouri and
other states. The fact that the In.
tested territory is constantly incress.
ing has led the College Of Agriculture
to publish q bulletin telling how the
pests may be held In check. The bull.
letin gives In detail, the life history
of the evergreen bagworm andklesc rib.
es the various means OF control at ar.
ferent stages In Its life cycle. Atten-
tion Is called to the fact that not only
berry and shade trees Ire DESTROYED J by
II. 1t IL fully Is destructive in the
city ~ In the country. The bulletin
Is number lO4. Write to the Agri.
cultural Experiment Station, Column
Bile, No., for . COPY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

For Judge County Court First Dis
trict representing the Republican
Party:
BENJAMIN =. MORGAN. Oregon. Mo-
PETER II. RAI-ER. fothrs. Mo
PHILIP SCiiLurEliNrLR Forest city,
Mo.
For Prosecuting Attorney rep :esent-
ing the Republican Party:
\. VI. TiBBELs. Mound city, No.
For Sheriff representing the Repub-
lican Party:
BEN cRor~EG Oregon Mo.
q. T.. UELNiN oregon. No.
For County Assessor representing
the Republican Party:
CALVIN c. BROWN. rorcs, CIV. No.
FERRY ". RAMSAY furr,, Cliy. No.
For Public Administrator represent
ing the Republican party:
u. " CrMMiNs, oregon No.
For CouAty Treasurer representing
the Republican Party:
sEBUrRN CARSON. oregon. W..
| FRED ". COOK, craig. Mo.
NEVILLE DICKSON, oregon. No.
For County Surveyor representing
the Republican Party:
WILLIAM VI. MORRIS, oregon. Mo.
| JOHN N. PERET. oregon. No.
For Constable Union Township rep
resentins the Republican Party:
| CHARLES u. ADKINS Corning Mo
STATE Or MISsOi RI,
| County ~ Holt,
| I. Z. l.. KELLER. Cl.rk ~ III. county
| Court, within aud for the county ~ Holt. de-
| hereby certify that the abovr and foregoing
| II u tru" aud correct list. runi aiming the
| nam" and p,>toi'i. address ~ each candidate.
together with u designation ~ he office Tor
| which ll- il u candidate, the paity ar princi.
| pies D." represents! also. the hours during
| which To" polls will br open.
In testimony whereof. I herruntn set my
| h md aud aHiN III" >.al ~ said County Cont.
Done Ut office IN oregon this the
| SEAL. ~. i.,h day ~ July, ioi:,
| D. !. KELLER.
clerk ~ IA. County court
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
Apples Wanted.

Before selling your apples, see W.
L. Rife and Geo. NJ. Moore, located
In the Howell Barn, Oregon, Nilsson.
RI, one block west of the square.
GEO. NJ MOORE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

For Attorney. General representing
the Socialist Party:
WALTER :. BrNpN !pii Raytnwm Ed.'
Kansas Guy, Mo.
For ATTORNEY. General representing
the Socialist Labor Party:
GEORGE HENRY BLUEBNrM. ;o> Mon.
roe street. II. Chars Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Demo.
cratic Party:
RtBE OGLESBY. warrcnsburg. Mo.
JAMES r. BRADSHAW, $40 Tfuu>t ave-
nuc. Kansas city. Mo.
AIRURTS LEUR. as. Washington hnule-
ward. ~. Inuis, Mo.
nENRN FORUEY, Mexico Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Repub.
licau Party:
EDWARD O. MARSH 1854 Wyoming street
=. Louis, VI"
WILLIAM :. M,CA,Li, 33lo Holmes
street, Kansas city, Mo.
IONS ". tRRNN. a!io Ridge avenue. st
Louis, VI"
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
list Party:
FRANK y. o'nhHE, ~ DIV" street, -.
Louis. Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
list Labor Party:
JOSEPH srALri, i;@ Mullnnphy street,
II. Louis. No.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court Di.
vision No. One representing the
Democratic Party ione To be cleo.
ted:
HENRY ". ROND. EA Washington b"ulc
ward. - Louis, No.
CI\KiES ". STARK, sr Chestnut street
i, Louis. No.
PERRY :. RAIDER. jefferson city, We.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court hi.
vision No. One representing the
Republican Party lone To be cleo
ted:
EDWARD IiUBEE. kirkSyille, Mo.
STEPHEN :. BROwN, .dio Frederick ave-.
niue. - Joseph. Mo.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court ID.
vision No. One representing the
Prohibition Party ione to be elec.
ted.
GEORGE T.. ROWLING, Ig East sixth
street. kansas cay, Mo.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court tDi.
vision No. One representing the
Socialist Party one to bc elect ed
JULIAN \. roN. 3m E,>, Pine street,
| springfield, Me-.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
| Division No. Two, representing
the Democratic Party Two 10 bt
| elected:
| ROBERT Z. wNLkER. Ei.lto building,
| ~. Louis Me-.
| HENRY CARROLL TiMMUNDS, Isl;
| Cherry street, Kansas cry. Me-.
| CHARLES u, FAIRS. caru'hrrsvlilr. Mo
THOMAS i. DELANEY, rsa Washington
| avenue, springfield, Mo.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two representing
the Republican Party two 10 be
| elected:
| CHARLES \. DENTON, butler. Mo.
| JoliN kENNIsli, So Tracey avenue
| Kansas ciiy, Me-.
! Division No. Two representing
the Prohibition Party two 10 b.
elected:
| EiRRiHE n. RE\ii\M, 1919 En,, Nine
t"cuih street, Kansas city, Mo.
| division No. Two representing
the Socialist Party two to br cleo
ted:
LILLIAN LNrGiiiIN. u. =. H. No. ,. clay
| ton, Mo.
JEREMIAH MURPHY, Monctt, No,
For Judges Of the Supreme COur,
Division No. Two representing
the Socialist Labor Party two Il
be- elected:
FRED SpALTI, isr, Mullnnphy street, -
| Louis, Mo.
ALBERT REIMER, :,as Chatio,te stree,
Kansas City Mo,
For Judge Of Kansas City Court o
Appeals representing the Demo
cratic Party:
JOHN \. rich. Lexington, Mo,
FRANCIS u. TRiMBLE. Liberty, Mo.
SCOTT i. MILLER. Chiliicothe, Mo.
For Representative In Congress- fo'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
PRIMARY ELECTION

Notice j. hereby given that n primary
election will u" bel, AZ IA, regular polling
piaccs IN each precinct ~ SAID county u'
Holt, aud tina, the polls will N" open between
the hours uf o'cis'k IN the morning. aud
shutdown Ia tn" evening. On the first Tuesday
~ August, iHi! heing the Gth day " August,
1872 Tor the PURPOSE uf nominating randi-
dates Tor STATE. District, county and Town
ship ofhr"- Ia I've voted Tor u, III" general
election to br held oD Tuesday. the 9Th day
% Nuv"mb,r. lHI.. THAT the hrrrir after
mentioned list contains the uam"S aud post
oHr" sddr - uf each candidate for nuiuina.
tion, together with designation ~ III" "iiir"
for which hc j. a candidate and the party ~
principle that hp represents. the hours dur.
ing whirh the polls will rr open.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

% Nov"mb,r. lnI.. rha, the hrrrir after
mcni toned list contains the uafnr> aud post
of'ic" addr, - uf each candidate for nuiuina.
ton. together with u designation ~ the office
for which he i a candidate and the party ~
principle that he represents. III" hours dur.
ing which the polls will II" open.
For Governor representing the Dem
ocratic Party:
ELLIOTT W MAJOR. Rowling Gtrrn. Me-.
JAMES \. iIOrCHiN. jefferson City, Me-.
DAVID \. BALL. Louisiana. No.
WILLIAMS. COwnEKD 1918 Cummrr'.
building. Kansas city, Nc.
AtUr~r HENRY BrLTE. 10 Hartford
street. It. Louis No.
Tor Governor representing the Re-
publican Party:
hGTIirE ". BREWSTER 80 Harrison
street. Kansas cry Me-.
LEON ". piICk, ,Gj Nutih Euclid ave
nue.. 81 Louis. Mu.
JOiINC Mckinley. tnionvIll,. Nc.
A.rAr MrEpuN, Rolla, Me-.
JOiiN T.. -WANbEE. MILAN. Mo-
For Governor representing the Pro-
hibition Party:
cnA> D -rukL>. IVA Fast l!th street.
Kansas ely, Me-.
For Governor representing the So
cialist Party:
WILLIAM H. WARD. ;@ NJ. 10 ulIy-
street, - Louis. Mo.
For Governor representing the So
cialist Labor Party:
CnAs. ROGERS, az ". iah street. kansa,
city, Mo.
For Lieutenant-G Governor represent
ing the Democratic Party;
ALEXANDER u. BOONE. Charleston. Me-.
WILLIAM u. PAINTER, ,nrroIlt"i, Me-.
For Lieutenant Governor represent.
ing the Republican Party:
HIRAM LLoyD. ~! clara avenue, st,
Louis. Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor represent.
ing the Prohibition Party;
julius e. nuUlES, Richmond. Mn.
For Lieutenant Governor represent.
ing the Socialist Party:
RICHARD UEo. HOLMAN, III New street.
springfield, Nh.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Democratic Party:
CoKNEiir> ROACH Carthage, Mo.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Republican Party:
JAMES !. AFFORD. Springfield. Me-.
ROBERT u. SILVER. u. 4. u. :, II.
Charles Me-.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Prohibition Party:
wM n.UlENrliER, ,unrordin, Mo.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Socialist Party:
ERNEST THEODORE BEnEEN>, >,dniIa.
Mo.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Socialist Labor Party:
CLIFTON ilulHEOok, ~, Hird, Joplin,
Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Democratic Party;
JOHN T., GORDON, Lexington. Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Republican Party:
GREEN y, GREER, sikc>,on. Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Prohibition Party:
For State Auditor representing the
Socialist Party;
PHILIP WAGNER, asi halliday street,
- Louis, Mo,
For State Auditor representing the
Socialist Labor Party:
JOHN ". NEuMANN. Ia n. 18th street
~. Louis, Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
Democratic Party:
EDWIN p. DEAL, Charleston, Mo.
JOHN u. UMEARA, 80 Cabanne avenue.
~. Louis, Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
Republican Party:
EDWARD sCHRANTZ. aSs Minerva ave-
~, Louis, Mo.
DANIEL II. HOEFER, Hipgin,ville, Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
Socialist Party:
W. ". MCALi.lsTER. Springfield. No.
For State Treasurer representing the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

For Governor representing the Dem
ocratic Party:
ELLIOTT ". MAJOR, Rowling Green. Me-.
JAMES \. iIOtCiIiN. Jefferson City, Me-.
DAVID A. BALL. Louisiana. No.
WILLIAMS. COWiiEKD, 1913 Commerce.
building. Kansas city. Mu.
AUGUST HENRY BrLTE. 10 Hartford
street, ~. Louis, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02
Tor Governor representing the Re.
publican Party:

hGriirR ". BREWSTER 40 Harrison
street. Kansas cry, Mu.
LEON ". pi'ICk, .GJ north Euclid Nv.
nue., - Luui> Mo.
JOiINC Mckinley. tnionvIl,. Nc.
A. FAT NJ EpilN Rnlla, Me-.
JOIiN T.. SWN\tER Milan. Mn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

LESSON TKNT-Ma;thcw IL. A-as.
GOLDEN TENT-"Sr'k We first his
kingdom. and his righteous ness and all
iles' things shall Ice added unto you"
Matthew 6:33.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-05
STATE TO HAVE
forest RESERVE

PIERRE, Jan 5.-Srate Land Com
Missioner Brinker is yet in Washing
ton in the work Of transferring OF
lands between the stae and national
government by which the state gets
one o. the forest reserve. and secures
in lieu, tract Of land southeast OF
Custer, on the borders of the forest
reserve, as a reservation of its own.
The proposed exchange also contem-
plates the state securing a tract in
the Short Pine forest reserve in
Harding county. and this part of the
transaction appears to be causing de-
lay. as one of the congressional dele
cation is opposing that portion of the
transfer. But the indications are that
the matters of difference will be ad'
justed within a short time. and the
question of transfer settled. Once
completed it will mean that the state
will need a forester in charge Of it's
timber tract, and the working out Of
practical manner of handling
state timber reserve.