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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-12-18

The teachers of the public school
will spend their holiday vacation as
follows: Prin. Almy, a week in Riv-
er Falls and a week in Minneapolis
Professor Stillm an will remain i
River Falls; Miss Katur, St. Cloud
MINI. Miss Roehm, Ashland; Miss
Keckler, Weyauwega; Miss Wellers,
Platteville; Miss Flesher, St. Paul;
Miss Gordon, River Falls; Miss
Flood, Minneapolis; Miss Ham
mond, week here and a week in
Ellsworth; Miss Hallet, Superior;
Miss Smith, River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-12-18

That is part of our business. and we
pride ourselves in doing the best
and neateSt kind of work. PatroniZe
the Journal Job Print Quick service.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
POPULAR POSTMASTER
TENDERS RESIGNATION
10 Assume Management of
Jackson County Realty
Company Just Organ
lied.

Jud~on \, Hout, who for
nearly four years has made the
most capable, efficient and ac-
icommodating postmaster Tuck
elman has ever had in the opin-
ion OF her business men and 9th
81 patrons Of the office, has ten
dered his resignation to the GOV
eminent IN order to take up at
once the management of the
jackson County Realty Com
pany.
The new company will this
week file its articles of incorpor-
alton and open an office in Tuck
ernan as soon as Mr.. Hout can
be relieved as postmaster
through the appointment Of his
successor.
The company is organized to
Guy and sell land, write fire and
other Insurance and act as a
rental agency. The capital stock
is ST, 050 and the officers and
inc0rporators are S. w. Harvey,
president; 2. H. Van Dyke, vice
president and Judson N. Hout,
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Harvey is q man of eX-
perience and executive ability,
who has only recently retired
from the mercantile business, in
which he was very successful.
He has large land interests in
Bird township and has been
prominently identified with the
growth of Tuckerman and the
development of the surrounding
country.
Mr.. Hout, the active head of
the company, who will have
charge of the Office and manage
it's affairs, is an energetic, ca
pable and progressive young man
of high character who enjoys
to a marked degree the conf
dence and esteem Of the people
Of Bird township.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Diees Faces Long Term.

San Francisco, Aog. 20.-Isl
clipping with Marsha Warrington
from Sacramento, California.
0 Reno, Nevada, Naury I. Diggs,
former state architect Of Cali
fornia, was guilty OF violating
the Mann act, which makes It
a felony to transport woman
for immoral purposes from one
state to another. This was the
verdict tonight Of the jury That
tried him.
There were six counts in the
indictment and the jury found a
verdict Of guilty in the first 4.
Each count carries a maximum
of five years and q minimum OF
one year in a federal penitenti-
ary.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
To Visit Barren Schools.

DR.. C. w. Garrison, State d.
rector of sanitation, and J. L.
Bond, superintendent Of rural
schools, will visit School District
No. 81 of Barren Township, Sat-
urday, where they will address
an educational rally. DR.. E. L.
Watson, the county health Off
Ger, and w. NJ. Shaver, the coun-
ty superintendent Of schools,
will also be present. 1t is fgur-
ed that a large crowd will attend
the rally.
DR.. Watson and Prof. Shaver
will meet the speakers from the
state department at Bradford
early Saturday morning and
drive out from there to the pic
mic grounds.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
GOVERNOR RECEIVES
FARMER BOYS
Who Are Attending Two Weeks
Course In Agriculture In
Capital City.
Special to Independent.


Little Rock, Aug. 21.-One
hundred and ten farmers BOYS.
representing practically every
county in the state. were shown
through the state capitol We'd
nesday afternoon, and every
where were received with the
greatest cordially by the state
officials. The boys, who are at
tenting the two weeks agricul-
tural school at Little Rock Col
lege, were accompanied by Pro-
fessor W. J. Jernigan and J. L.
Hewitt, and the Agricultural
Commissioner and his deputy.
John H. Page and r. E. Hutchins
were their special hosts at the
capitol.
At five o'clock they were the
guests Of Governor Hays, who
received them in the big recep-
ton hall and addressed them as
follows:
Il am glad to meet you. I am
glad you have shown me the
courtesy to call on me. I de-
sire to offer you words of en-
couragement. While your par
ents and those older than you
are doing much to develop the
state, it is my earnest wish that
when you come to assume their
responsibilities you may dis
charge the duties of citizenship
intelligently and honorably.
There is no nobler pursuit than
that in which you are engaged. 4.
"YOu are doing a work that
many older men never did be-
cause they never had the op-
portunity. | trust that all will
grow up to be useful and honor
able citizens, and do great things
for the state. ! want to en-
courage you to carry on your
work and anything | can do as
governor will be done cheerfully.
| hope to be of service to you
in helping you to become honest,
upright and good citizens, stand
ing upon the highest possible
plane"
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Real Estate Transfers.

State Of Arkansas to c. K.
lite, 100 acres 31-10-4.
Joseph Ginet and wife to l.. Il.
ODofnell. 100 acres, 31-10-4.
$500.
l.. II. O'Donnell and wife 10
J. +. Cofiman, 100 acres BLOC.
$500.
Mary Shelters, guardian Of
Sprigg Harrison to Charles S.
Smith, 40 acres 12-12-3, $500.
Lillian SmedIey to Charles Z.
Carroll. LOG % acres, l3-i:&}-:22.
$4,000.
James Mayfeld and wife t.
Mrs. Lizzie Hall, % acres, 28-1Gz
/, $27S.
Waters Pierce Oil Co. t.
Pierce Oil Company, lot 7, block
81, Daugherty's Addition, New
port, 81.
Lee Carter and wife to VIII
mans Land Company, 12o acres
20-12-2, $4,000
w. n. Nance and wife to f. e.
McFadden, 2 acres 32-10-1, $50.
A. S. Lawrence and wife to l..
}. Smith and w. M. Shaver, 800
90 acres 80, 31-13-2, $4,000.
w. T. Davenport and wife to-
w. M. and Mary E. Shaver, 40
acres 24-13-3, $500.
l.. ID. Smith and wife to X. K
KimberIin, one-third interest
100 acres 2-12-2, 81.
l.. d. Smith and wife to W. W
Shaver, one-third interest l2t4
acres 2-12-2, 81.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
New Firm Succeeds Old,

John w. Wallace, one of New
ports pioneer merchants, and a
business man who enjoys the
highest confidence Of the general
public, has sold his stock and
business to J. D. Carvell & Com
pany, who will assume charge OF
she stock and store in it's present
location in the Wishon Building
on September /.
Mr.. J. D. Carvell, the head OF
the new firm is a progressive
Young man Of splendid character
and reputation, who for several
wears past has capably managed
the drv goods and clothing de-
nartment of Bowen's store, and
to which firm he rendered MS
RESIGNATION August LIST, asking
"a be relieved by SEPTEMBER l.
Mr.. Carvell has had consider
able experience as a manager II Oh
.s+ores and enters the local field
with bright prospects for a lu-
crative business; as the stand IS
one Of the best in the city
We are glad to know that MI
Wallace and family will continue II
to make this city their nome so
where w they enjoy such a wla os
circle Of acquaintance anu
friends.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
$4,000 WORK
THE ROADS
In Missouri On Good Roads DAYS
Governors of Two States
Take a Hand.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 20. =
With blistered hands and sore
muscles, $4,000 enthusiastic
good road workers quit their
work tonight in Missouri, after
a strenuous day spent in pull
ing Missouri cut Of the mud
Good hunor was everywhere in
evidence, and nearly every man
declared he intended to return
tomorrow.
Although mud interfered with
the work Of Gov. Elliott w. Ma
jor and Gov. Geo. H. Hodges of
Kansas, who had volunteered to
help the Missouri executive,
both governors declared they
would make up for lost time.
GREAT DAY, SAYS MAJOR.
ut has been one of the great
days of my life," said Governor
Major. LAS a boy I Travelled
over nothing but bad roads. |
made up my mind then if | ever
got a chance / would do all |
could for better highways. The
governor of Arkansas has ad-
vised me he has set aside Sep
TENDER 3 and 4 for road work,
and | am happy at the results"
II intend to set apart two
road days when l return home,'
said Governor Hodges. ut is
remarkable how many have re-
sponded to Governor Majors
proclamation"
Reports from every county IN
this part Of the state told OF
throngs of workers, many OF
them encouraged by the pres
ence of their wives and daugh-
tiers, who served dinner.
GIVE MONEY FOR WORK.
In st. Louis county the re-
spouse to the governors call
was slight, as the county is we'll
supplied with rock roads main
tanned by a heavy tax. Business
men of st. Louis, however, con-
tributed literally to a fund with
which to buy road grading ma
chinery for the rural part OF
the state.
The response to the govern
or's call throughout the rural
region was liberal. In Cape Cir
ardeau county, $500 men work
ed on the roads, and every dis
trict was thoroughly organized.
About 400 men left Hannibal to
work on the highways near that
town. All city prisoners were
put on the work,
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
4SS HOokwOrm Victims.

Princeton, Aug. 20.-The re-
port of DR.. T. M. Fly, who is
fighting the hookworn in Dial
las county, shows that 995 nj
croscopic examinations were
made in this county and 488 per
sons were found to be infected.
All sufferers have been given
free treatment. Many citizens
of Dallas county have requested
DR.. Fly to remain and extend
his itinerary indefinitely in this
county. The campaign probably
will be continued until Septen7-
Der Is.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Marriage Licenses.

George Roberts and Remia
Ross. both of Tuckerman.
Otis Thompson and Jennie
Doyle, both of Newport
Jessie Earls and Maudie Far
ris, buth of Balch.
George Waters and Phillip
Bengel, both of Newport.
E. A. Davis and Mrs. Mary
Bethel, both Of Saffel.
Albert Davis and Mrs. Maudes
Nicholson, both of Newport.
Albert Nichols and Mrs. Laura
Jones, both of Newport.
J. D. Ring and Mrs. Nancy &.
Blackwell, both Of Tuckerman-
Artie Adair and Lille Combs,
both of Newark.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21

Patronize the lawn social of
the young people this evening on
the corner of Hazel and Second.
The young people of the church
have placed a number of ceiling
fans in the church at a cost of
more than a hundred dollars and
are giving the ice cream social
to help raise the money.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Returns With Prisoners.

Deputy Sheriff Tasting re-
turned home Thursday morning
with two of the escaped prison
ers James Parker and Vic Col
den. who were recaptured at
Clarksdale. Miss. The two ne
groes say that two other negro
escapes accompanied them to
Clarksdale, but kept going.
100000
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Kill
IS BOUND OVER
| .,.st Jury For Murder OF
lp ~ wife Tuesday
Night.

H., hearing the testimony
. :, of eye-witnesses to
, Ial Of China Conley by
husband, Henry Y, 0o nisS : i,
ID occurred Tuesday nl 3y!1
!, me Post Oak church in VII
4 township, the inquest Jury
.sdsd over by Coroner John
(rIe, returned a verdict find
tsat the negress came to her
N br gunshot wounds at the
4, Of Henry Conley and re-
,nsnded that he be held
slnt bail for murder to the
H grand jury.
Beatrice Conley and others
lifted that Conley had made
,rous threats Of killing his
n declaring she was untrue to
To Beatrice Conley the
;sner had said that the load
Lsyed by his wife was intend
Efr viii Davis.
Katherine Pierce and Fannie
Ines, two negro women, who
konpanied China Conley and
EHttle girl en- route to church
hen the shooting occurred, de-
lred that they were within
b wards Of the church when
,nrv Conley came running up
M behind. He called "China"
4 Ibis wife answered What do
| want" but kept on walking.
nley grabbed her, turning her
'und and aiming at her with a
i gun fired. The woman was
|ly powder burned, the load
king her in the face and pro-
ing instant death.
b Walton and Harold Pierson
/ also witnesses, who con-
led the story Of the two wo-
as to the brutal murder.
er Conley had killed his wife,
kept the negroes away from
with threats to kill any who
and later surrender
0 the authorities.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Testing Special Game Acts.
Special to Indepenent.

Special TO Indepenent.
Little Rock. Aug. 21.-The va
lidity of the various local game
laws Of the state is to be tested
in the supreme court. Recent
ly several prominent Little Rock
citizens were arrested while on
an outing in Grant county. for
fishing without paying a license
OF 81 as provided for by q spec
ial act Of the last legislature,
and were fined $40 each. The
cases We're appealed to the cir
cult court, and last Monday the
cases against Dr.. E. E. Hodges
and DR.. Graham were nolle pros
sed at Sheridan, but the case
against City Detective George
Lewis was affirmed, and this is
to be appealed 70 the supreme
court as a test case. 1t is the
Of those interested to
raise the issue so that the whole
question Of the validity Of the
special acts may be tested.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
Moving Pictures
1.-THE Opera
[HE PATHWAY OF YEARS
Is Reels Per Week.

HE PATHWAY OF YEARS
man now Is years of age re-
US his life when he was young
Pdn love with a beautiful girl.
pe marries another but he
|oves himself true in later
Pars. Featuring Frances x.
'lshman, Ruth Stonehouse and
uth Hennesey and Whitney
anond-4 extra good players.
(ESSANAY)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21

Mrs. Brown of Memphis, VIII"
has been visiting Mrs. }. V.
Ridley, and other Newport
friends, returned to her home
Thursday.
Mrs. O. w. Scarborough arriv-
ed home last night from a vlsJs.
near Benton.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21

The Epworth League ,'5 t Of the e
Methodist church will ll,,.g groe
iat 4bie evening and invite them
friends to patronize them.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21

THE FIRED COOK
good comedy featuring Ruth
GLAND and John Bremen.
Nomedy-Kalem.)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
THE SPLIT NUGGET

THE SPLIT NUGGET
j la'her cuts a nugget in half
E'lns to his son and daughter.
y girl is captured by the In
||'sns, the brother is wounded in
|. A0la,up' By the nuggets they
= aOle to recognize each other.
+ extra good Western story.
nUB1N)
Z, extra good pictures and
- M, music by the orchestra
ADhiSSlON 5 and 10 CENTS
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-21
'dE CAT AND THE BONNET

extra good comedy, Ruth Ro-
po' John Bremen and Mar
la Neilan playing leads.
(KALEM)
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04

interested in Emmons county news,
and wants to keep up with the
times. He wants you to give his
regards to inquiring friends"
Ihave an expert repair man in my
garage at present. All kinds Of
automobile and engine.repairing and
overhauling. should like to know
during the coming week how much
work is to be done, to the end that !
may know whether or not can keep
q high.class repair MANA. L.
Briddell. ADV.
The following items from the
Mcintosh, s. d., Globe Chief. rela-
tive to former Lintonites, may be Of
interest: We have been informed
that Gus Daffinrud has leased the
Frank Wells place. east Of town,
and considerable of the land sur
rounding and will go in the stock
business. He will take possession
March 1st.-Morristown World.
Axel Skotvold returned last week
end from a short business visit at
Linton. N. D.. looking after inter-
ests in that locality. Axel says that
country is pushing right to the
front. 1t seemed good to see our
former townsman. C. A. Patterson,
on our streets Monday morning. He
stopped off couple Of days on his
way home to Minneapolis from a
trip to the Crow reservation in
Montana. where he has just taken a
bunch Of horses to establish ranch.
c. A. will continue to make his
home at Minneapolis. but has gone
into the ranching business in earnest
in Montana. While there he was
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. ].
l.. Key.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
HURRY, HURRY, HURRY /!
Buy Now or You'll Have
to Hurry More.

Photos for Christmas gifts at
Smiths Studio. Adv.
Chris. Bosch spent Tuesday in
Bismarck on business.
Rag-carpet. Weaving. Bring you
rags to Geo. C. Brooks. Linton.
Mesdames E. T. Atha and j. A.
Lang went to Bismarck on shop
ping trip Tuesday.
Dr.C. o. Smith will be in Stras-
burg Tuesday, December 9th, to do
dental work.-Adv.
Attorney Chas. S. Lane spent
couple of days the past week at Bis
marck on business.
DR.. Hogue and Miss Winnie Bates
returned Tuesday from short visit
to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Chas. S. Lane entertained the
members Of the Clio Club at her
home Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. Chris. Wolfer went to Aber-
deem yesterday via the Milwaukee
for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. w. S. Ferry and small
daughter have been spending. the
week with Mr.. Ferry in Linton.
Anton MAIDEN and G. H. Batch
elder were up from their home in
the Winona country Tuesday night.
Fred Beestrom, of the Hazelton
country, spent Monday in Linton
looking after some business affairs.
For Sale. Bread. pies, cakes.
cookies, ETC., in building near
Haugse blacksmith-shop. PA. Ber-
theau. ADV.
County Judge Carley performed
the marriage ceremony last Thurs.
day which made man and wife Mr..
John M. Seek. Of Braddock, and Miss
Louise Cushing .of Bismarck. They
will make their home on the farm Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04

performed and the young woman
began to gain and is now out OF
danger.
VIM. Gearin was visiting at his
former residence. Hague, last week
and correspondent from there in
forms us that he was royalty enter.
tanned by his former neighbors.
Don. L. Tracy will be In Hazeiton
on Friday and Saturday, December
I7th and 18TH, prepared to do all
kinds Of photography. This IL your
last chance to get those photos ID
time to use them as Christmas gifts
to your friends. Remember. ADV.
Your friend is expecting q Christ
mas present from you this year, SO
let US help you to select one from
our new Christmas stock which just
arrived here today. Among this
beautiful line Of Christmas gifts
you will find novelties Of all kinds,
such as silver-plated shaving sets,
consisting of cup, brush and mirror
also handsome leather and silver
mesh-bags, gold watches. rings,
comb and brush sets. etc. Santa
Claus is ready with all kinds of new
dolls and mechanical toys of every
description. A very nice line OF
Christmas tree ornaments will also
be found in his possession. The
Linton Bargain Store. ADV.
A wrestling match at the opera
house the other evening drew q
large attendance and the partisan
ship of those in the crowd was
strongly apparent. The principals
fought for the championship Of the
BARRIERS of this city. They were
: Messrs. Mahlon Mohn and P. j. Ken.
ney. After twenty minutes Of hard
work the first-named contestant sue.
ceeded in pinning his opponents
shoulders to the mat. tits said that
at times it seemed extremely doubt.
full whether the mass of arms and
legs could ever again be unwound
when a few wresting-holds the likes
Of which had never before been
heard of were clamped on by the
two mat-artists. AS it now stands,
the winner of this match is proclaim.
ed the champion wrestler of his
class in this metropolis. Only one
other contender, A. M. Britts, re.
mains to threaten the champion.
The many friends of that we'll,
liked Enmons county pioneer. "Ro.
mey" Brock, will be pleased to Learn
that he is in good health and getting
along all right. Mr.. BIS eyes hav.
ing been in poor condition for many
8 year, his recent letter to the Rec.
ord was written by q relative, who
says: "Mr. Brock wishes me tc
write to you to let you know that he
is now staying with his brother in
Brighton Massachusetts,. He is
very comfortably situated, and as
happy and contented as can be ex'
pected under the circumstances. He
does not like the climate here, how
ever. as we'll as he does that of the
west. He finds a great change in
this town, where he was brought up
He has walked all over it. and he
finds that it has been built up g
great deal since he left here-from
5000 to about $4,000 people. He
would like to have you send his
copy Of the Record to 80 Lanarl
Road, Brighton. Mass. He is much
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04

to do is to raise up the gate and put
the pin in one OF the holes Just below
the band.
Then the wire that runs from tho
top Of the gate to the barn ia tight.
ened so that the weight of the gate
At tho end whore the wire 10 fastened
will hang upon the wire. The gate
will answer for either OF tho lanes.
We md this arrangement of lanes very
convenient whom turning stock from
ono pasture to another.
When the wiro support is used to
Keep the gate from sasging. one may
use very long sats-one az long as
II or 40 fest