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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
JrJanntn itiebalIimtutbi
tmlee ldpGiiem6dm.


2ontoo, toutof. 25 p. = gteIidn
fpmmenen fabbefian tunnin fulues
ia ebfd tpdhemmdsIdfin aiasia, tn
lee Srlanntn itiebautntoa foSfetpe
fpipmps folmannesia IufemiieSie
bpndfiptpfii aIabuoneesia buolimat
ia tpaStutiesta. Wtutta tpaiffa laf
iuliStefaantin tpoimaan on ie pafol
linen toimenpibe, iobon ulsterilatie
eitpdt tule ilman taiStelma tdipu'
maan. Srlannin itiebaaintofpfpmps
tulee tobenndfDiiesti aibemttamaar
fiimaan fiiduisioban Srlannisia, iiud
faiffi mlSterilaiiet opat pddttdneei
luiasti pDipd fannaaaan. 6e oipal
ubanneet perustaa tpdliaifaiien bal
Iitysmuooon Srlannin protestantti'
ieen oiaan, ionfa be eitpdt iaai fuu'
Iaa itiebaIintoIain piiriin.
2pipmDs oil parIamentisia efud
folmanneSia Iufemiiesia 10 torStai'
no, mutta istunto fesfeptpi unionis'
tein eiiintpmiIen tpupff. DastuS.
tuspuoIueen iobtaia slnbrep Bonar
2ap tulee tGnddn uubelIeen tpaati.
maan pddministeri 9lsquitbia toimt.
maan pastustuspuolueen ebbotus.
ten mueoan, muita Jos pddministeri
eoenees Fin fieItdpipp it'd tetemdstd,
tuIemat unionistit ioufoua poisti.
maan istmntoialista, ioloin itiebaI'
lintofpipmps Idpdiiee.
2ofo GnsIannin fImdt opat tdud
betfeId fddnneint llIstertin. iosia
parbailIaan tebbddn tpaImistutiia
tpdIiaifaiien baIlitusmuobon tparaI
to iefd footaan iouffoia aieiiiin.
aieita ia ampumamaroia iaetaan
tpapauebtoiFue foitfiaIa. Ndibin
toimenpiteiiiin on ielitettp rpbbptpn
tartoitufieua vauttaa rauban ia idr.
iestpfien pudpibosfa mabbo0isten
me0affain paralta. Srlannin ities
balintofpipmpfIen Idpdiiemiien job.
bosta."
Londonderry ia Eprone ofpat
paarasia, iiud ndisid poifoin m
nationalisteiIla ia ulsterilaiiiua pbtd
iuuret aiestetut armeiiat. Stiebalin'
tofpipmpfien ldpdiieminen moi ai'
beuttaa tpafanan taisteIun ndiben
iouffoien tpdIilId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Gtuanfeliunii GspaniaSSa.

pastori Sliebner fertoo Wtabribis.
ia iImestppdsId rHeipiIta GriItia.
na".nimiiesid IebbeSiddn Gspanian
protestanttiiista touluista. Raiffiaua
moasia pnat ndmd Iaamuttaneet
Iuurta meneStpStd.
Niinpd on MT MabribisIa 8 fou'
lua ia niisid pbteenid 1.O39 oppi.
laSto; YarceIonasIa IL fouIua, pbt.
1,066 oppilasto; SepiuasIa 2 fom,
Iua, pbt. 4s9 oppilasta ia MoIasas.
ia 2 fouIua, pbt. 334 oppiIosia.
protestanttiIeen fouIutpDbDn be.
rddpdle IuottamutIeIIe merfitlemd.
nd feiffana iopii mainita, eiid man.
bemmai pitdmdt protestanttiIia mat
iufouluia parempina fuin munffieu
mapaafonluia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
q y = \ \ y = aw y n = y = . .
Uldfa mstiks.
smsaaaaaass1 ~ u sss /.
@aibinatpmisia iemrataam 0aiasa-
ran ipfpu4ta.

WoIbinston .. g., toufof. % p
-Ybopsnaltain bauitusmiranomai'
iet tddad ieuraapat iuurelIa mtelen'
fiinnoId gtiosaraua fdptdtpid neu'
tpotteluia YbbpsmaItain bauitufien
ia fenraaIi Suertan tpdIisien erimie'
liippffien ia retteIDiben ielmittami'
iestd. Ybbpspoltain ebustaiain ia
tdfdldiSten baIlituspiranomaisten
fpdIiud on tpaibbettu muutamia idb'
fDIanomia ia fobinetin fofoutiesia
oil aiema perinpobiaiien fesfuStelun
aIaiIena. 2abinetin fofoufien idlfeen
Idbetettiin Dbbpswaltain balitufien
ebustaiiue Idbempid toimintaobieita,
6aIlitusmiranomaisten fesfmmbeS'
ia ouaan pIeenid iitd mieltd, eitd
fpaIIanfumoutieuisten oianotto rau'
banneumotteIuibin oliIi iuuriarnois'
ia fofo Wtericon fpipmpfien ratfai'
fmun ndboen. WalantumoutIelltS'
ten fesfuubesia ndpttdd fuitenfin
mielipiteet tdsid aiiasia iafaantuman
fabtia. SoiIet opat Fud fannaaa
etd Observation-Disclosures oliii Id'
betettdpd ebustaiania efttdmddn
beibdn fantania tpaiftafaan ei ebus'
taiiue anuettaiii minfddnlaiIia pdd
t5smaltuuffia. Eoiiet taaien opat
Fud tannaIla, ettd fpallanfumoutiel'
listen on paras fofonaan ppipttdp'
tpd erosIa fofo nei,tpottelubommista
ettei mitddn fesfeptpfIid tapabtuifi
beibdn iotaIuunuitelmiSiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Snlfista fitueett1mbbttG

postustntpa miesten liitto on tpariin
bmomattana ftpeelIiippben taisteIiia
Safiasia. Giittoon, iofa perustettiin
15 tpnotta iitten ia ionta fesfuspait'
fana on 26In, fuuIuu 11S pbbis.
tpstd Safian eri oiisIa.
9lSfettdin on liitto WliinsierisId pi.
tdnpt Snnen ebustaiafofouflenia.
Gen obela pibettiin pleinen fofous,
iosia ldsnd oil 1,600 miestd ia JOS
ia poimatfaasti teroitettiin Safian
fanfan iimeeliien unbestiiputpmiien
10 acknowledgements.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Sapamim lesfifeiiartnna banbattn
inuremmpiiilla imblalIiiunfRQa.

Eofio, Sapani, ,oufof. 25 p. -
WliIioonat tiiliIoibbut ia lpbbpt fos
riStipat Saponiin pddfaupunfia ei'
Iisiltana, ionoin Iiuremmoifua iub.
uiiuufflIa toiriitetiiin IesfifeiiarIn.
ma Sarufon bautaus. SelIaista iubs
IauiIuutia Ell SofioSio ole ndbtp iitte
FUN puoIitoista tpuotta' fitten, ioloin
feiIari Wlutiubito boubattiin.
SautaustilaiI Iuubesla oil m. m. a.
merriam Idbettilds Idsnd ia faiffi
SofiosIa demot amerifaIaiiet oIimat
fatuien tparIiIIe fofoontuneet fatiele'
moan toimitueta.
&esfiteiIarinna 9arufo fuoli bub'
tituun 9 pnd ytumab5usia fiaiile'
maSia butpilasiaan. Wtutta Fun
Sapanin faniauiiet ta,pat iddtdmdt.
ettd bouitiiian on fuoltotpa pddfau
punsisia, tuotiin lesfifeiiarinnan
ruumis butpilasta fatetuisia tpau'
nuisia fei1ariaiieen Iinnaan pddfau.
punfiin bubtif. IL pnd ia muutamia
tanteia mpDbemmin iulistettiin bdnet
tpiraIiiesti fuolIeefii bubtif. IL p.
gopofin IotiIasfentdlle rafennettiin
fomea erifoistemppeli, ionfa rafen'
tamiIeen fului fuuii piiffoa. Tdsid
temppeIieid toimitettiin bautousiere'
moniat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28

Dera Gru5, toufof. 25 p. - Db
bpsmaItain Iaitpastoon fuulutpia
bporoplaaneia fohben iImoitetaan
mefiifolaisten iotilaibeu ampuneen
uieita Iautautfia ellen Fun amerifa'
laiiet Iaitpastoilmailiiat parbaillaan
Ienlipdt forfedIa ilmasia aitpan
Dera Grurin mlfopuolelIa. 2uulat
iubilitpat amerifalaisten iImailiiain
foripisia, mAtta pfifddn iImailiia ct
badpoittunuf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28

Wiime tpiifoua Idfiipdt 10 tpuo.
tias @orbon !6issins, &panstonin
afniemian oppiIas ia % tpuoben
ifdinen neiti 8erIe Stepart, ioea olt
oppiIaana ytortbnestern pliopiston
muiiitfiopistosia, omaiIiItaan iaIaa
bddmatfalIeen. Seibdt tpibfi Gbica.
aon foupunsin tuomari Sa9up Eau.
pun9in baaIilla, ionfa idlfeen be
Iaffipdt iuIbaie en- fanotiIla tuipaus'
fanatpan pIi. &anotti menifin fus
moon fesfi fanatpasIa ia Min but.
fuitpat molemmat nuorifot ioitafin
tunteia pibtimiien idlfeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Yistitudt prinIesfan pmtfaan.

2ontoo, toufof. % y. - Poliifit
InnIiipot priniesia Wtarpa iuTTra9et'
tien iouffoon fuuIupafIi ia peimdt
bdnen faupun9in obotuSmontiIaon.
YoliiI 1T eifpdt uSfoneet, noiftafin
ipansittu fertoi oIetponfa prtnIeSIa
ia fuuIurpanIa funinfaoIiieen iemru.
eeieen. gDiimein tpietiin tpan9ittu
prinIesia funinfaau linnoan, iosIa
aIia Iopultafin ieIpiii. priniesia
Wtorp fiiuluu muuten omanfpan Iuo'
raStaan fammon faiffea iuIfra9etille
baisfobtawaa fobtaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28

9oniuIi Utontd9ue tobistaa fen tie.
bon, ettd mefIifoloiiet otpat murbam
meet iafIaIaisIpntpiien DbbpsmaItain
fanIoIaiien Ri6arb llrbanin. llrba'
min ia bdnen tonerinia pddle bpDfs
fdTi ioutto mefiifoIaista rosfamd.
fed iImon mitddn ipptd, noin fab'
befiantoista mailin pddsid gtaco5e'
rim foupunsista. Wefiifoloiiet ans
puirpot llrbanin, mutta bdnen tones
rinia onnistli pddstd pafenemaan.
9lmerttoIoiien porfirto 9aureIin,
ionta metfitoIoiiet murboiitpot Wtef'
Ffo Sitpsia, ruumis on IDpbettp ia
fpietp Sareboniin boubattapafIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28

Ddfiiouffo oil Min fiibbpfFsId did
ntatteusnaiSten fipHdDtpmiIen tai
ben, ettd poliileila oil tdpF tp5 Iuu
ieuesia tpansittuia ddnioifeusnaiIi,
pdtifpaItaiI Iuuffista.
&uuIi artpofasta taibeteosta taoIe,
tubottu.
Sotaiiet ddnioifeusnaiIet omot taa
len fobbistaneet buomionia taibesaI
llerioibin. Glen tefitpdt be fabteer
eri saueriaan bpDffdpfienid. Grds
ddnioifeusnainen tuboii 2aniauiIes
ia taibesoaeriasfa tpiifi ortpofasto
maaIausta fepiId, ia miItei iamaar
aifaan tuboF erds ddnioifeusnainer
funinfaaaiiesia taibesalIeriasia y pri
mopera" nimiien arpoffaan moa
laufien. Wtolemmat naiIet tpanstt
tim, mutta fumpifin fieltdptpi iImai'
1emaSto nimedGn.
6ieman mpDbemmin oil oifeuben
istunto, iobon oil Iaatettu ebeIiiend
pdimdnd tpansitut 81 naista fuu.
lusteltatpaff, fesfeptettdpd len tafia
ettd tpan9itut toimeenpanitpat ieuai'
len rdbindn, ettei mitddn tpoitu fuuI.
la.
Botp fabun poliiIioifeubesia ia.
pabtui niinifddn paba meuaffa fun
ebeuiien pdipdn fabatan aifana
tpansittnia ddnioifeusnaifia pritet.
tin rutpeta fuuIusteIemaan ytaiIet
buntipat ia firfuipat bauftuipat
tuomaria, beittimdt bdntd fobben
faiffi mitd fdIiinid iaitpot. Grds
nainen irroitti fensdn ioIastaan ia
beitti fiud tuomaria pddbdn. 2uu.
lnstelu oil fesfeptettdmd. 2un tuo.
mari iImoitti fesfepttdmiiesta, ipntpi
pleinen tappeIu. sldnioifeusnaiFue
tariottiin fpapamtta, Jos be iuostus
mat fnuii fuufautta ppipmddn rau.
ballifina, muttu be eitpdt iuoStuneet
ebbotufieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Hupman raamattn, tuiba.

Grddsfd SiIippiinien IaariIIa Fiait.
ieiposia fpldsid fatoIiiet papit ipii'
me tammifuusia iuIfiIesti polttipat
500 raamattua - noin 1000 foulu'
lapien ldsndoIIesia.
aatolinen Iebti rSbe GatboIic SeIe'
9rapb1, iofa topabtumaSta fertoo,
bnomauttaa eritDiiesH, ettd ne, iotfo
panituat toimeen rudptelmdn", oil.
mat ieiuiitta'pappeia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
Salppenra tappui ldbetbSiaar,
ptanfan.

Mmes, Sa., toufof. 21 p. - Mme'
ritalainen ldbetpsIaarnaaia ioutui
ofemolIaan e9pptiIdiiesid Subanisio
ioIppeuran IoaIiifIi. 9dmdn tiebon
opot toilet Idbetpsioarnooiot Idbet'
tdneet tdnne bdnen tpaimoIleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28

8uuIun fetfidn, Sbomas u. Gbi'
Ionin tptdr Uliss WlabeIeine menee
naimiIiin tuIeman tuun II pnd mr.
Sobn Gpre SIoanin fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-28
&amSfat bd6t tpietettiin tpiime

- p1uetat bddt tpietettttn tpiime
tiistain italia mrs ia mr. Sobn @as.
| Iiien taIosfa Gurrp fabun tparrela.
Iiianomaiiina oIitpat paiffatunnaI.
lamme bptpin tunnetut nuoret WfiSS
Wtamie Heini ia Der Sobn Sarlion.
9ddt oliuat pfiinferioiiet, mutta
bansfat. 2dsnd plitpdt oiianomaiS.
ten fponbemmat mrs ia mr. Gam
Sarlfon ia mrs ia mr. Sobn Heini
Sma toipnista, .norpusiptt6nd oil
mies Wtarp 2orpeIa ia iuibaSp oifa'
no morIiamen nell Sobn H,ini.
g9ieraina oil iiidpaitIi mnitofin mo.
rem parin iufuloiIia ia Iabim2id tut.
tomia .sIta tuIui puoieen pDb6n
baustaSia ieurasia. Ioi,potamme
paraSta onnea!
-SforDtfo, tlo tpaaraIlinen fuI
futnuii, on foifiSta tpornteinpista
bnoItmatta pprfinpt maau Iefpid.
mdan fnupunsisiamme. Ruuleman
mutaou on tautiin tdbdu mennes5d
oirastunlt 10 ldbemmd 20 tbmiStd.
Sos touti pbd ipield lcpenee, tuI.
laon faupunfimme iotapden amuua
totonoan eriStdmddn muusta maa.
ilmasta, ilmoiitapat tpiranomaiIet.
Gdmd tmSfin fummintaan tuIee oles
maan torpeelista, fiud tpiime pdttpi.
nd otpat taubintapautiet pbd bar.
tpenneet. Hofotusta opat lddfdrit
abteraan toimittaneet taubin Iepid.
m'ien abfdiiemiiefii.
Sbfaiiem plift mnistettatpa teb.
bd faitfi ostofienia 10 emf Iauantain
ebeaiIind pdiipind, iiud rieimntat
puobit tuIetpat Iauantaina, bantain.
fufitmspdimdnd, oIemaan iuIiettuna
fofo pdipdn, ioten faupantefo ei III.
Ioin uiteiu iuiu. Sopiipa pitdd mics
lesid tdmd.
Sartamsbctfi pibetdan g. paa.
malin firfosia Observation-Disclosures.
nd Flo 11:sta. Eilaiiuubesfa pibe'
tddn nm. pube pdipdn merfitpfIeS'
I'd. Sdmdn idlfeen tarioilIaan puo.
linen firfon aIafaIisia. Suana on
iuuret mppiaiaiubIat Walo raittius'
ieuran toloua aIfaen fIo puoIi 8.
Seluntaina on rippifirfto Flo puo'
Ii 10 ap. SItapdipdad pibetddn bart
tausbetfi WtontreaIisfa, Wis., Flo 2
roitsinstaIoIIa. EuIe ia tuo tuttatpa5i
tuilesiaii.
Yst. a. !9aapanen.
- Mrs Spban 03ieptist1 Waib.
burnista Wis., ia ditinId, iofa on bill
iattain iaapmnmt Suomesta tpieraiIi'
tpat tpiime fpiifolIa Sron 8eItisid
mrs Silber9in lnona. 2otiinia pa'
laIipat he ipiime torstaina.
- MbbtGtpGn1. 40 eefferid fdiit'
tdwd farmi iosta 25 eetferid on mill
ieIpfiesid ia loppm fanniffomaano,
mpptdtpdnd balpalla. Wtaa fiait'
Y MALTA itidu Norrien pumppubuo.
neelta. WtaoIa bppd 4sbuoneinen
aIuinrafennus ia paana, 2 lebmdd,
2 tpaiiffaa, fdrrpt ia maanmiIieIpS.
falustoa ieuraa fauppaa.
2dbempid tietoia antaa omistaia
peter Grtcfion
az Sronpoob, Wticb.
- 8ntInmme fanlalaiiia pieraile'
maan meibdn iaposIa, iaabatIenne
ndbbd fuinfa pubtaus On fdptdn'
nDsid. Grittdinfin buomatfaa fuinfd
iofainen pullo pmbbtstetaan meibdn
uuoeIa bafuien bdpittdid CiterIiains)
foneeIla.
Wteibdn motto: pubtaat puIlpt ia
pubbas tatpara.
Union 8otllins WorfS.
= Gmmri tparaetp faifenIoiRo Fob.
mia, mppbddn u. 2oioIan faupasia
pditpdn boltpimmiIIa binnoila.
- Gupmalaiiia ia ruoiioIaifia ioit
toIenpid Octor ia 9ictroIa foneiiitn
mpp baltpaIla 5. &. !Spbar.
8aifft iotfa boIuaiie iaaba buo'
neenne rpfpaifaieen maaiin Min fdp'
fdd WlaoIori Wtatin pmbeiIla. 6dn
ndpttdd moIit y. M. Sapettta 5 ien'
tistd 500 boIlariin rulla.
-
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
E L THE KIDNEYS
Dickinson Readers are Learning The
Wav.

Dickinson Readers are Learning The
Way.
It's the little kidney Ills
The lame, weak or aching back
That may lead to dropsy and
Bright's disease. Y
When the kidneys are weak.
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Pills. ia &aN
a remedy especially for weak hid
Doan's have been used IN kidney
trouble fer so years.
Endorsed by 10000 people--en-
dorsed by citizens Of this locality.
Lars Jordenson, farmer, Haynes,
M. ID, says: 4 had alamo back. I
used two boxes Of Doan'ss Kidney
Pills and was helped. Some time
later I noticed a return attack and
Immediately got, Doan's Kidney Pills.
They again brought ne prompt rel
lief ss# 8s aT
Price soc, az all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy--get;
|Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Jordenson had. Foster-MiIburnl
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.adv.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
ADVANCE CIlRCUs Z

| SAASSO0 <101JANA &SsE
General Contracting Agent Murray
"A. Pennock Of the al. G.. Barnes Wild
Animal Circus, was in Dickinson on
Tuesday arranging for the appear
ance of the Barnes show in the city
on Friday, May 10Th.
Wherein does the wild animal CIR
Gus differ from the old-time regular
ton circus was asked?"
The Barnes circus is different be-
cause the entire entertainment of
fered is given by trained animals,
largely wild animals" replied MT 4
Pennock. S.ty x 3l4
A G. Barnes, the wild animal
trainer, wizard and proprietor Of the
Barnes shows, was the originator OF
the wild circus, launching the innovar
ton nine years ago. That the new
amusement idea met with approval
from the public is attested by the fact
his circus now ranks as the largest
animal show in the world" I
"For thirty-five years Mr.. Barnes
has been a trainer of wild animals
and early in his career decided that
the public would welcome an exclu-
sive, clean, wholesome entertainment
given by educated animals and to that
purpose he bent his effort" Every
one Of the 600 acting animals now
with this great show has been trained
under his personal supervision, the
greatest number ever assembled in
one collection"
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of the County Commission.
ers of Stark County, North Dakota,

Proceedings Of the County Commission.
ers of Stark County, North Dakota.
Dickinson, N. D., May 4th,. 1914.
met on the above date pursuant to ad-
} + miaeRei a PGes Def E Eue 4; Roquette' A.
lowed and ordered paid by warrant
zts "; R; aut ye5 bils a sugPt: m Hf { highsyy ~ x
p ,; f cuF printi aato sSssy; 81 Ha Tsylf Sen Re;
$s2.ss; Nord Dakota -Herolld, s~tationery,'
$ Fix; S elty q I H RlsdEins s@pp Water s5G saS:
A. A. Dinsdale, fuel, $14.51; r. V. Boui-
ger, court tenog1aphe $2o; A.: Bump,
on road, $76;5 50; Geo. Heaton Lumber Co..
lumber, $50. 29; James Christensen, work
on ROAD d. ST. So; e 6; 4; Peli4ssier. work on
1884, road, $ $9o: a. G. G! F. Jo Gb1pee9t' supplies un1'fs for for
Door,, $Ei7.2o; A. F. Mischief. mileage. IS:
A. F. Mischief. per diem. $50; D: Hughes,
per diem, $45; p; Hughes, mileage, 81;
10 iope e; co ~a enve p9pes Sal; F. Fec a. Roo GgHs.
per diem, $685.; NJ. NJ. Burnett, indexing
records, $sl1SS0; Alice Dickinson. inde1ins
Judge Fred Maser's report i n the mat
ter Of the insanity Of Michael .Lally was
approved and ordered filed and warrants
Of expense in connection with the case.
DR.. J.: w, Bowen. examination in
j. Blanchard. clerk, insanity of
Michael Lally, 1920.
Fred Maser, fees, insanity If Michael
Lally, IS. "
Total of $14.40. =
s. L. Carroll. team hire, $40; F. A.
Roauette, flag. $3.50.
featuring Co, with the American Surety
Company of New York as sureties, was
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NEW

Mrs. G. A. Graeber died at Miles
City on April 3Oth. Deceased was
the daughter Of MI. and Mrs. D. M.
Strang.
Einar Sholl of Shollsmade has an
nounced himself a candidate for the
: office Of register Of deeds of Billings
county. He is the first candidate
from the southern part of Billings
to make formal announcement of his
candidacy. Geo. H. Flint Of Fryburp
is another candidate for the same Of
flee. ~ Sc 5Fa
One Of the greatest pieces Of ad-
vertising yet given the New England
territory is the booklet "The Poor
Mans Paradise" gotten out by the
Murphy Gardner Land Co., to be
used in connection with the real es-
tate business of that firm. Over 5000
copies were printed by the Herald
job office.
Mrs. Fred Harrison left the first
of the week to visit for a time with
relatives in Iowa before going to
California, where she will remain in
definitely. Fred Harrison is going
soon to Montana where he will look
for a good location for business, prob
ably something in the line Of an auto
mobile garage and machine shop.
A. T. Jones announces that his
cheese factory at his farm will be
completed and ready for business on
Monday, May 4th. Mr.. Jones was in
town Saturday to get the last load
of machinery and material for Het-
finger county's first cheese factory.
BY the end Of this week all the ma
chinery will be installed and ready
for business.
w. O. Moore left this morning with
an immigrant car of gods for Miles
City, Montana. Mr.. Moore has
rented a farm about four miles north
of the city, where he will make his
home for a term of years. The land
is already under cultivation and he
will get considerable corn and other
grain in this year. Mrs. Moore and
son, Otis, expect to go to Dickinson
Sunday and as soon as they hear
that Mr.. Moore has the, home in
readiness will go on to Miles City.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
THE M. w. MCDONALD
ESTATE is SETTLED

Medora Dispatch:-There has been
turned over to the state treasurer
from the estate Of M. w. Mcdonald,
deceased, late of Billings county, the
sum Of $7,S90.@. Mcdonald died
some two years ago, and no heirs
praised at $8;34E.48, after paying all
claims and the probate fees and at
torneys fees, the above balance was
left for the state. Poor old Mack,
if he could look down today and
know this saving of over twenty
years is now the property of the state
what will his thoughts be? !
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

A company of German representa-
tives recently met in Bismarck for
the purpose Of discussing the practi-
bility Of nominating a state ticket.
These people r opposed to woman's
suffrage and want re-submission.
They selected John Wishek Of Ashley
for governor and Henry Sagehorn of
Krem for lieutenant governor, leav-
ing the rest Of the ticket blank. Just
what effect this move among the Ger
mans will have on the candidacy OF
L. B. Hanna and U.L. Burdick is hard
to tell at this time. Both of the mer
selected for the head Of the ticket are
bankers and live in localities thickly
populated with Germans.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
ABOUT RURAL CREDITS.

Farm, Stock and Home gives one
view Of the rural credit situation
which merits some thought. The
paper says:
"Credit associations similar tc
those in the agricultural sections OF
Europe will come here in America
just as soon as we need them-which
will not be for some time to come
AS long Is the American farmer is
two-thirds land Spectator and one
third farmer he cannot expect cheap
money, because the net returns upon
his investment do not warrant a Jow
rate of interest. And where he has
quit specializing and got down to
real farming the rate now is quite
as low, in the majority of cases, as
that paid by the average man in the
manufacturing or mercantile world.
How the farmer in either last is to
be persuaded to trade off his personal
chance of a good thing for the oppor-
tunity of assuming another mans
risk, F., S. & H. does not venture to
explain"
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

approved, as to form by the states at
torney and as to suflpciency by the
chairman Of the board Of county COM
missioners.
On recommendation Of the city council
billiard & Meanings addition to the
city of Dickinson, were ordere dean
celled, account said Improvement should
have been assessed against lot 3, block
On motion duly seconded and carried
the petitions for the organization of civil
townships, South Heart and Milshu, were
laid e until the next meeting for the
purpose of Investigating the names Of
the petitioners as to being legal voters
Of said townships. ), " &
on motion the board adjourned to
June 4th, 1914.
w " County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

Naturally our neighbor does not
mean to say that all American farm
ers fall into the class above described.
There are excellent American farm
ers, many Of them. But it is a fact
that the business Of farming, especi-
ally in the west, is burdened with
the presence of a very large number
Of people who are just what r de-
scribed, two-thirds land sp~eculator
and one-third farmer. And SO long
as that condition exists the whole
credit Of farming community will be
placed, in some measure, at least, on
a speculative basis, which means that
interest will be relatively high.