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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11
Bran new chop
mill now running at
Ware
house.


statesmen WANTED to IcOl
after our Interests in Lewis and ad
,,cen, counties. Salary or commits
s,on. address the Victor OIL Com
pany. Cleveland. 0.
Rev. Geo H Ellis viIl preach Al
,hs Mohlsr church next Sunday
morning at Toe usual hour. A cor
dlal invitation Is extended to all C
attend this service.
sTRAYED-From near Cotton.
wood crossing. yearIing colt
branded go on left shoulder. IS
reward for information leading to
return TO b. Ol'On'
The county commissioners are
18th Us this week-a busy bunch,
looking after the interests Of Lewis
county In their usual business-like
way.
Money to Loan on real estate.
Low rate Of interest with privilege
Of paying 500 or any multiple there
of 4. any interest payment. ForPar
,,oulars write, phone or call on A.
q Gross. Nesperce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11
Local and Personal News Notes

Sc. See Booth before you buy thaI
Have those pictures framed a
Fink Bros.
Send The Herald to your friend.
back east.
See cobls II your electric light /.
on the blink.
All kinds Of repair work done al
Bibles. the horse sheer.
Get good clothes at home. Have
Carlson. the tailor to make them.
Dr., Booth guarantees all glasses
one year. All examinations free.
Fine vaieh. clock and jsvslry re-
pairing al the Booth JsvsIry Store.
Il. 1. Brown Of Rsubsns vas a
county seat visitor the FIRST Of the
week.
Last your property With Lewis Co.
Real Estate Co.
Harding q Ssellmon.
Chop mill Al Boss BAN running
full blast. Bring on your grain.
R. E. Moser.
BLACK DIAMOND SALE.
Good lump coal al sii per ton. til
Jan. !. ?. D. Armeni.
Many are taking advantage Of our
free map offer With a years sub
senP,ioa 70 this paper. You are
neat.
Some genuine land snaps now
See Harding q SssllmOn.
Your grain chopped a. fast a. you
bfing 4 u a. Farmers Warehous.
Take your grain 70 Farmers
and have Il chopped AZ
lacr. You von't have 10 wait there
Mr.. and Mrs.. P. z. Miller have
,een a Mn. Killers home near
Forest The past several days, where
Yer mother Is dangeEoasly III.
Harding & S,ellmon are willing
o BET that you can make more mon
y u NsspsTcs lands than In all
,osr Florida and Alberta lands.
FARM FOR sALE-74 acres. IN
.fohisr, 10 room house; coed veil
a good buy Al 5000.
Jno. n. Smith. Mohler.
SEED BARLEY-A limited
mount clean seed. beardiess barley
o. sale 8 ulles southwest Of Nes-
cree. Ralph Sligim.
]. T. carglll Of Psndls.cn. Ore,
.ams 10 Mosday 10 look after BUSH
sss interests here. He vii make
l. home Al Helix. Ore. in future.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11

The NeEperce Roller Mills an
nounce they are again ready for
business with their feed aill. having
sent their rolls to Spokane where
they had them reground and recor-
rueated. We viii either steam roll
your grain or chop Il as fine as frog
hair.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Ramey Lumber Co..
Ltd, will be held at the Office Of the
company in Nerperce. Idaho, on
Monday, Jan. IS. 1919.
w. ]. Ramey, Pres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11

Another big reduction in building
material. 40 per cent off on all
mouldines. Cut on tie price Of
shingles. $40 per hundred for good
cedar fence posts. This price is for
spAs cash. Ramey Lumber Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-11


meet Monday.
chop mill At Farmers Warehouse
ready for business.
p,nsmber. all work guaranteed
4. Booth Jsvelry Sore
n. best butter wrappers are
I'd At The Herald once.
nose wanting building done and
hight See Haas q Marsh.
Have your raich repaired al
k's. All work guaranteed.
rvo nice houses 70 Fent.
Harding & Ssellmon.
glad 70 see your face again a.
Boss Barn. Bob Mosef.
vii Dr.. Booths optical parlors.
1sa 6tsd this side Of Spokane.
g.cspsional snaps u city proper
miller & Schultz. real estate.
Hes. ]. ]. Weed Of 10 vas a
assess visitor II this city Non
b.
PAons your hay order . ?. n.
a,,Siar. Price right quality the
sL
Kies little house and 70, With good
asls Tor ss7s. See Harding g.
asl@oa.
Bssh ior boys. books for girls.
scil ior eAildFsa A Anesfson's
) ilarnaey.
Sc d.. Booih a. The Booth
lssslry Sore. Il yoar eyes arc
,ssksFing yoa.
VISITING cARDS-Ths latest
nla-nons better. iev a. good
100. 81. a. this oAee.
Bsiag your grain 70 Farmers
warrh9ase and have & chopped.
NIL nou "a opeFation.
Those having stock 10 he Ham
ri pasture wsli please call and
snis sor sane. 8 Olson.
BLACK DIAMOND SALE
Coed lump coal a ST PER son. till
jan. /. I'D. Afneni.
FOR SALE Good 7-foon house
Fnr location. close % school.
Write. ". z. Baird. ciasknon. Wa.
Geo. Msdvsd rsisfnsd 70 csrgr-
vilis Saturday after : svo-ussks'
rIsls With relatives and ifisnds here.
Yosf horses Zee, arc good place
10 save ncney. Billie. tbs horse
IAoef. saves The foot and The horse.
wAHTED-By aged lady. posi-
ica az honsskspsF Or houseuofk
q ianily. Esquire a Herald cree.
II yos vans . secondhand sewing
naehlns. see he Fsli Mere. Co.
rAsy have about > dosen 70 select
ron.
Have you seen those beautiful
Iianona rings At caldssii's git'
tore. II not. vhy nOsi No iFoobls
. show goods.
NJ. and Mrs. Z. II. Waters re-
armed Monday from an extended
isis nth relatives a. various points
D Washington and ofegca.
Caldwell. The jsrsieF, has a large
lock Of goods which must Be Sold
I'd nov Is your opportunity 70 get
spendable goods At > bargain
&c, Located Right. Call or send
, this oascs and &c. . correct, up
,.dats map Of Idaho By paying =
ears subscription to this pa err 81
$50 acres Of land II miles from
.iIlam. Alberta, 70 trade for Oak
/. property or residence property 10
eSperce. jas. wright
sTRAYED-Two-year-Old bay
Gliding, strip IN iaee, branded !
iarser circle c n On right shoul- ;
n. $500 for information leading /
his recovery. Dave A. Allen. {
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
MISSING MAN HAD BEEN sue.
CEssFUL IN VARIOUS WHEAT
sPECULATIONS.

That A. NJ. Knight, member Of the
late firm Of Coils & Knight, secretary
Of the Eagles, treasurer Of the Red
Men, ct al, who disappeared from Far
go about month ago, carried with
him cash to the amount Of 100000 or
$4,000 has practically been ascertained
according to advices from Fargo.
Shortly after Mr.. Knights disap.
pearance it was rumored that he had
probably lost all that he had appro.
priated through bad speculation, but
authorities who have been camping on
his trail since he disappeared have de.
termined that he must have had the
bulk Of the amount on his person when
he left.
It was found that he had specialized
to some extent in wheat, and that in
these transactions he came out a win
.ner. s.
One Of the authorities who is endeav.
oring to find traces Of. the missing man,
has received communication from a
friend in which the writer states that
he visited fortune teller recently who
declared Knight was on the ocean. This
however, did not prove. great enough
incentive to send, the officer pell-mell
for the coast. ...#
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
HANNA HAS COMFORTABLE LEAD
OVER BUCHANAN.

L. B. Hanna has a lead on first
choice Of 1,476. Buchanan apparently
has lead Of 419 on second choice
votes. Deducting these, Hanna net
lead is 1857.
Later returns received indicate that
Norton leads for congress in the Third
district over Simpson by few hun
dred and that Young has net lead
over futile Of the Second district Of a
few hundred, The contest for the con
gressional nominations in these two
districts was the closest for any nomi.
nation.
There is still some doubt as to who is
the third member Of the railroad com.
mission. Purcell has run well up and
it is between him and stutsman 70,
the place.
While it is generally thought that
Jones led Hellstrom for the democratic
nomination for governor, there are
claims this afternoon that Hellstrom
ran strong in the western part Of the
state and the vote is very close be
tween these two. The democratic vote
was extremely light and neither is like
y to have q large majority.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
GOV. WILSON N0mIN Ed

strength, 1t Is now very likely that
Burke will be the vice.presidential
nominee.
Six states, iowa, Montana, Wiscon-
sin, South Dakota, New Jersey, Cali
fornia, besides North Dakota, have Sc
lected Governor Burke as the running
mate to Wilson and will support the
North Dakota governor who was the
choice of the people of his state for
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent.
Wilson started gaining on the forty
second ballot and gained gradually,
bringing about Underwood's withdraw.
al in favor Of Wilson and Clark's re-
lease of his delegates to vote as they
pleased.
When the New York delegation, by
motion, made the nomination Of Will
son unanimous, Senator Small Of Mis-
souri, objected, but not strenuously and
though 1t was the general wish of the
convention as shown by the numerous
seconds, the result was wanted and the
final vote was taken, regardless of the
fact that Wilson'S nomination was al
most unanimous.
The forty-sixth ballot shows Wilson
900, Clark 81 and Harmon 10.
The convention adjourned until nine
o'clock Wednesday morning lat which
time the vice-president will be select.
ed and the running mate to Wilson will
very likely be Governor John Burke
of North Dakota.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
ARE
At WORK ON
NEW ROAD
Special State Service.

Special State Service.
ESLOND, n. D., July 1.-Graders at
work on the new line Of the 500, north
of here, near Fillmore, expect to be
all finished inside Of two weeks. By
that time the steel.laying crew work.
ing this way from Drake will have
reached Fillmore. The steel is now
laid for about twenty miles out Of
Drake.
Cream shipments have been an in
creasing source Of revenue to Benson
county the past two years. The cen.
trail part of the county has been be-
hind the rest, in that particular, be.
ing about twelve miles from station,
but with the new 500 line completed
there will be ABUNDANT shipping facil'
tiles, and big boom is expected in
the business Of producing and export
ing cream, in that part of the country.
The town lot sale in Fillmore on July
10th will draw crowd from Esmond,
as several sumodities expect to open
places of business in the future metro.
polls on the 500.
The bank at Baker, the next town
east of Fillmore, has opened for bust
ness, receiving its first deposit last
week,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
CINDER PATH FROM KELLY AVE
NUE. TO CHAUTAUQUA DEPOT
NOW FINISHED.

The city has just completed a new
cinder footpath from the south end Of
Kelly avenue to the viaduct under the
Great Northern at the east nd of the
yards. The path or walk is intended
for the convenience Of patrons Of the
Chautauqua road.
In conversation with Officer Hogan,
of the local Great Northern police force
that gentleman informed World rep
resentative that now that the path was
completed, Chautauqua road patrons
would be expected to use it, and that,
beginning this morning, two special G.
N. officers would be on duty to see
that they did. "Tell your readers, u
Mr.. Hogan said, 'sthat the new path is
on the north side of the G. N. right of
way, and runs from the end of Kelly
avenue to and under the east viaduct
and thence to the Chautauqua. The
old practice Of crossing the G. N. track
ito get to the lake road depot was q
very dangerous one, as trains are pass
ing to and fro all the time and it mus,
be stopped, or at least people who per
sist in doing it, must understand thai
they do SO at their own risk
The building Of the new path is .
very sensible idea and will greatly les
sen the risks which have been take,
/ by Chautauqua patrons for so long.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
THREE BANDS WILL PROVIDE
MUSIC AT STATE AERIE OF
EAGLES THIS MONTH.

JAMESTOWN, N. D., July 12.-At a
short meeting Of the jamestown Com
mercial club Dr.. Morvius appeared as
representative Of the jamestown Eag-
les to ask cooperation Of the club in
entertainment Of the. state aerie, which
convenes in this city July 10, II and
-, when between $50 and 1000 visitors
are expected to attend. Two outside
bands probably will be engaged, from
Lisbon and Fargo, to render frequent
concerts during the three days. session
The Commercial club assured the Gag.
les Of their hearty support. Jamestown
is an ideal convention city and the Wis
itors will be well entertained.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
CATTLE BEING BOUGHT INTO
STATE FOR EXHIBITION
s.+7 PURPOSES.

FARGO, N. D., July 2.-Although it
previously has been announced that
cattle brought into the state Of North
Dakota for exhibition purposes at the
state fair will not be subject to the
usual requirement of the tuberculosis
test, many farmers and breeders ap-
pear to be somewhat uncertain as to
this, so the following letter from W. F.
Crewe, state veterinarian, will be Of
interest:
Referring to the admission Of cattle
into this state for the purpose Of exhi-
bition lat he state and county fairs, I
beg advise that the following regu-
lation was passe@ at the last meeting
Of the state live stock sanitary board:
By authority of law it is hereby pro-
vided that cattle coming into the state
of North Dakota during the year 1912
for the purpose of exhibition at the
state or county fairs, shall be permit
ted to inter this state for said purpos-
es Of exhibition without complying
with the requirements Of the tubercu-
line test, providing that the way-bill
accompanying shipment must indicate
that said cattle are for exhibition pur-
poses, and providing that if any Of
said cattl care disposed Of to remain
within the state they must be submit
ted to the tuberculine test to be ap.
nlied by IN agent Of the live stock
sanitary board.
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Dated Bismarck, May "a, 1912.
In any event of any owner desiring
to make shipment of cattle under the
above regulation being refused to make
shipment without complying with the
requirement of the tuberculine test, by
railway agent rstate officials, relief
may be ecured by wiring the state
veterinari' n, Devils Lake, N. D.
Respectfully,
:, w. F. CREWE,
State Veterinarian
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

the forty-sixth ballot. Seven hundred
and twenty-nine were necessary for
choice, and when the Pennsyl-
vania delegation was reached to give
it's vote the amount swelling to 733
Seeing that Wilson'S nomination was
thus certain Congressman Fitzgerald
was quick to spring to his feet and
make the motion.
While the real break of the deadlock
came on the forty-sixth ballot still the
fact that it was going in Wilson'S fav.
or, and that he would likely be the
presidential nominee, was evident or
the forty-fourth ballot when Under.
wood withdrew from the race, giving
over his delegates to Wilson and thus
taking the first step in the break Of
the deadlock.
| On the forty-fifth .3allot Wilson hai
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
WORK OF LAYING RAILS ON NEW
500 LINE IS NOW IN
FULL BLAST.

Esmond, N. D., July 2.-steel laying
has commenced at the Drake end of
the new Drake-Deyils Lake.Fordville
cutoff Of the 500, and will be com.
pleted before August /, as crews will
work from the Fordville end as we'll.
The new line is Of peculiar impor-
lance because Of the fact that it brings
the middle northern, portion Of; the
state in more direct touch with Duluth
and because Of the new territory thus
opened up by the 500, and the compe-
tition in grain shipping rates, it is
| greatly welcomed by the grain ship
ping public.
Grading crews at work in Benson
county are rushing their work to be
ready by the time the track layers
reach them.
Crop prospects are the very best and
the new line will be assured Of bust
ness from the very start.
Road supervisors are laying out new.
roads on the section lines leading to
the new townsites, and much road work,
is being dong thereon, to facilitate the
hauling Of grain next fall.
4 Banks have been organized at nearly
everyone of the seventeen new towns
along the line.
The name Of one Of the new towns
in Pierce county has been changed
from Ibach, the name Of the owner Of
!, the land purchased for townsite pur-
poses, to Egan, called after one Of the
wholesale tea merchants Of st. Paul,
who owns considerable land in that vi
cinity. The Egan Farmers Elevator
company has been Incorporated, with
Albert Maurer, former county auditor
/ Of Rugby as manager, and an elevator
will be built there at once.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
CLARK IS FRIENDS
EATING CROW
BOWLING GREEN, MO-, RECEIVES
NEWS OF WILSON'S NoM1NA-
TNoN WITH REGRET.

Bowling Green, Mo-, July Champ
Clark's "home folks'' received with
regret the announcement that Cover.
nor Wilson was the democratic nomi.
nee. Members of the Clark club at
Bowling Green, the speakers home
town, who read the bulletins Of the
victor in Baltimore expressed the opin
ion that their fellow citizen, after hav
ing the majority for nine ballots was
entitled to the nomination. The secre
tary Of the Clark club said he wa!
"eating crow.''
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
CAVALIER COUNTY TOWN Is CIV
EN- A BAD sC0RCHING-T
LOSS WILL BE $4,000.

Dresden, N. d., July 2.-Fire which
started here about two O'Clock yester-
day morning destroyed property valued
at approximately $4,000, and wiped
out a large part OF the business sec.
ton of the town. 1880.
The fire originated in the general
merchandise store Of II. J.. Mathisen
and caused loss to that firm Of about
$4,000.
Other losses are:
Dawson drug store $4,000.
Pool room and barber shop $4,000.
Vacant building owned by Mrs. Ed
Kelley Of Langdon, $4,000.
Cavalier County Implement Co., gen
eral store, $4,000.
Robertson Lumber Co., yards and
buildings, $4,000.
Presbyterian church, $4,000.
Livery barn $4,000.
The loss to property owners is very
heavy as not great deal Of insurance
was carried. The origin Of the fire i:
yet a mystery, but incendarism is sus
pected.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

big lead over Clark so big that his
election seemed impossible to avoid,
and at this juncture Clark released his
delegates to vote as they saw fit and
and the fact that they voted for vii.
son was evident when the Governor of
New Jersey attained enough necessary
for choice when the Pennsylvania dele
cation was reached.
With the nomination Of Woodrow
Wilson of New jersey, comes the add
ed news that Governor John Burke of
North Dakota, will be his running
mate. It has always been the claim
that Governor Burke would be the vice
president on the democratic ticket in
the event that Wilson was nominated
president and since his prestige has in.
creased somewhat during his stay at
Baltimore and he has gained added
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
One of the Important Subjects at the \.
Session of City Council Last Night
Rate Will Be As Is Now Prescribed

Anew franchise granting the privi-
lege Of conducting an electric light and
power plant in Devils Lake, also tel
ephone exchange and power and heat
ing plant was granted in measure last
Monday by the city council, the ordi-
nance passing its first. reading.
Frank E. Corson, representing the
Public Utility company which may pur-
chase the plant and right from the
Devils Lake Improvement company
was given the privilege Of thirty years
duration, the very fact that the new
company will relegate the present plant
to the rear and will erect a new mod
ern equipped structure at the site
across the G.. N. tracks being one of
the reasons for prompt action on the
part Of the council.
i That the new situation caused by the
4 Improvement company going into new
hands may furnish remedy for the
light and power matters which has kept
this city in an argument for the last
year is also very possible thing and
) this too, in a measure satisfied the
members Of the city council who did
) not defer action, although gave prope,
consideration and discussion to the sub
; ject, Mr.. Corson being at the meeting
prepared to answer all questions.
Ninety days is the time allotted fol
the improvement and changes to take
place, and unless cold weather sets il
and continues as has the warm the new
plant across the Great Northern track.
: will be ready by November l. Thu
new structure will be modern in every
, particular and not much Of the ole
, plant will be taken over. The presen
building will be re-ftted for general Of
, fees and has been leasd by the new
company for period Of five years. Thu
!. telephone exchange will remain during
the five year period at its present 10
}. cation, as will the waterworks.
RATE QUESTION.
. The matter Of rates was Of course
;. one Of the considerations Of the coun
!. Gil, and while a 12-cent rate on the frs
e 100 k. W., was the rate as submitted b
(, the new concern it was found that
9 ten per cent discount was allowed O
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
Five Killed When Expert
BalOOniSt Loses Control:
Drowned in the Atlantic

Special to The World.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 2.-Melera
DeNiman and four others were killed
today In a trial flight, preparatory to
making trip in q balloon across the
Atlantic Ocean.
The balloon which has been in pre-.
paration for weeks was taken out Of
the shed this morning to be given I
trial fight.
! When thousand feet In the air tn
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

all bills paid prior to the first of the
month, thus bringing the rate down to
the IL cent per k. ", mark prescribed
by the new ordinance of the city coun-
ell.
Another feature Of the new light
company will be to- put the city light
ing on a. meter, and furnish the city
with arc lights, an all night service if
wanted for 5 cents per k. W., the same
to hold good in the event Of the estab-
fishing of a white way.
The new plant will be operated
with an alternating current, and while
it will require some changes it will put
the light business oh1a modern basis in
Devils Lake, a tuastanT light can; be
furnished without the necessity Of the
lights being installed, in pairs as is now
the case.
OTHER ;Do1NGs.
The light question was the last thing
on the interesting program which was
provided by the city council last even
ing, much good wholesome business be-
ing accomplished during the hours of
the session. William Bryant, the new
city auditor was given the reins Of Of.
fee and the meeting which was started
well by the ex-city Auditor, Steve
Jones was brought to a wind-up by the
new city auditor who was given the
privilege to preside over the auditor
ship after his bonds had been approx
ed and he took the oath Of office. In
this connection it may be said that Mr.
Jones has acted as city auditor for 9
number Of years in very faithful
manner and at his own suggestion his
resignation was accepted and Mr.. Bry
ant appointed who is thoroughly com
petent to manage the affairs Of thu
city as required Of the auditor.
ESTIMATES ALLOWED.
The balance Of the estimate amount
ing to $4,000 Of the $500 was allowed
from the sewer assessment to Angus
Yeamens who has completed the new
sewer extension. The city engineers es
innate for grading amounting to 81,
177.73 was also allowed.
| The matter of securing public roa,
over the Great Northern track to ia
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

crumple up in the figure ''U", but 1t
was not known whether the mon fell
iSut, the whole thing occurring in a
minute, the balloon going end over end
Into the, water. The water was eigh.
teen feet deep. Two Of the men have
been recovered from the wreckage, one
Of them being tho builder Of the bal
loon.
Mr.. DeNeiman who saw her hus.
tand dashed 70 death, collapsed and che
10, may die ~ Z result. 'SS$ ~: