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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24

First publication March 9. 1916 Last publication April 15. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24

First Publication, March IA. 1916. Last Publication, April IS, 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24
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First publication Feb. 19. 1916. Last publication Mar. 2S. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24

First publication March 9. 1916. Last publication April F. 1916
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-24

First publication March 9. 1916. Last publication April 15. 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

I'll.
-Gaitor Opp, bon Der bieiigep
6. @emeinbe, purbe arn poriger
Dienstag nod @asconaoe 9th &c.
rufen, I'M BEL Der 8eerbigung oes
peritorbenen Sbomas 9nncan Die
Srauerfeier au Ieiten. Scr 8erltor.
bene nurbe /. Samlar. 1853, in
Scope, no, gebore1 itno ltarb am
90. 4prif, 1916, I'M Soipital, in ct.
.2onis, I'M @lter bon 63 Sabren. gr
NOR Slueimal berbeiratbet getpeien.
Seine erite @attin mar SRI. Sarab
goffelt; Oieie Che pltrbe nit 2 &in.
bern geiegnet; einem Sobn unb elmer
Eodter. Seine apeite @attin non
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12
Seiie-aebr.

SRI. grIinoa 6. 3ebr nno Senrp
81. Sejie wuroen am bergangener
Samstag in ct. 2ouis, getraut. Srdil
Seiie lit cine Eodter bon Geo. &ebr,
BON Route 3, iinb Sral Natbiloo
@ebr, bon bier. Der 8rdutisam III
Elm Sobn bon Senrp Seiie nno Sat
tin, Don 81. 8. 9as iunse 8aar wirf
lid in Sermonn bdnslid einridten
mir ipiiniden oemielben beites @obl
ergeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

SRI. 2ai,ra SipeIls i,nb bieier .ebe
e~ntiproiien Z ainber, bon oener le'
boh 8 benz 8ater i'm Eobe boraisge'
gansen iinb. Ser gerltorbene mar
felt pielen Sobren bon Der Wo. Fac.
8abn, in @asconabe Gitp, als 8odl'
ter angeItellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

-&idter aug. @eper befanb iid
am pergansenen @crtag IN ct
2puis.
Geo. GrocttIp ldBt our 3ert lct'
ne 8obnung nit cinem neiterl Snr'
b~enanitrid perieber.
-Srieoolin Sdinoler, bon Siplss'
hot lid mebrere Gage oieier 8ode
bier in Der Staot a%ufgebalten.
-1rau Rop Steel reiite an porl'
oen Greitoa na6 ct. 2ouis mo- nc
BEN counter iiber 81 bleiben &C.
bentt.
-Soicpb uno 9ape Sain, bon
San, befanoen iid am persan9erell
eonlstaa inter ben bieiisen geird-
ern.
-6eOrs 2eibad uno allen 9rl'ldb
bon 8aibineton, fparen am oergat'ee-
men Sonntas bier auf 8eiut bel III
rem Angeb0riget.
Otto Goller, bon IorriiorL mar
iiber Iesten Samstas nno Soniifa9
hier ouf geiu6 BEL ieinen elterlt,
Senrp Boiler unb @attin.
-Jris ebfer unS @attin, bon
@oiebuo, ionic $enrp Seeger rlO
@ottin, bon Spiss, maren ON Wto1,'
toa bier in @eiddften arf Dem yta9'
Iabeeri4t.
-Senrs 8uneis, aus Der ssabe
ben 8oiebub, mar am lesten SONS
toe bier, in @eidaitem iotuie aud
nm Ieine 8riioer CHARLES nno 8ll'
liam 3u beithen.
SRI. Meta araettlp nnter8os lld
ain pprigen 6reitog, IN vi. SaIIher :
Soipital, elmer 9%linbbarm : Spera'
tion; Die gatientin gebt ibrer 8e'
neirung entgegen.
-uniere StabtpGter erwarter
iebnlidit Die anfunft oes StraBell
Sels, ueld)es ihon Dor geralimer Ser
beitellt puroe. IS lit bringeno moth
menoig oaB benz 5taltbiibel elm eno'
gema6t miro.
-Gbm. Weper uub Samilie beglei
teten Srau Meper's ShueIter, Sra
S. 6. Earring, pel6e Elm paar 8r
den in 9ap ouf @eiu6 gelpeien maj
BON bort bierber. Srau Earring re
Ite bann on beuielben Gage bon bic
nad ibrcn1 tSeim IN ct. 2ouis.
-@co. &ottboff unb bic DGbeori
let" agenten Sobn Stort u1o ytoi
roe Tief brodten arn lebten Sansto
elm nGberrolct 9tinetp" br
ct. 2uuis; oosiclbe miro, ncbit ano
rem autos, in Der Scruicc.Stat
i'm iriiberen 8pblt @taihine Sbo
gum 8erfaui iein.
-artbur @ittmann bot lid a
letter. Iontag mad 8albingtcn
gebcn, no cr fir lGn9ere 3eit a
ieinem alten Sanomcrf, Dem moo'
licren BON S6ubleiitcn, beiddfti
icin miro. SEER @ittmarm bat
bieiem Sonbiperf cine 12siobrige 6
fabrung unb genieBt Den &pi ein
Grperten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

-@. u. Sduiter lit am lesten
Icntag nod ct. Scuis gcreiit, nm
aIs Ser. Staaten @rnno-Slror ot
oierien.
Man gebralite ~gtational Sire
Siller"; oerielbe madt Cure @nmmi'
Reife ,puncture proof" gu berfail'
fem bel VI. :. Surol.
-Srau Sernan 8rebe nebit Soh'
ter, SRI. 8earl, iopie 5ran @ultap
9etrus uno Sodter, SRI. 2eona. be-
fanoen ii6 borise ISOLDE in Sefferion
gitp, als @Gite bon Sobn Gaegelin
unb 8attin.
SRI. ELLIE 2aborbe, bon st. 2,
lit on porigen Sonnerstas nod ct.
2ouis eereiit, I'M ibre Sdpeiter, SRI.
Sulia, su beiuden, pelde ii6 i'm ct.
Iarps Soipttal elmer Operation un'
tersogcn bat.
-Srau Iatbilba &ebr ltno oercr
Softer, SRI. Manoa, iino bon ibrei
9arm, in Der 4Gbe bon Wtc&ittrid
bierber mad Sermam geaogen uni
nobnen i'm Sefotte @ebauoc, an oel
oItli6 9ierten StraBe.
IS. 81. 9tiller, pelder feline gti,t
ter, Srau 2ouiie 8uefer, in Stcni
Sill, beiudt batte, paiiierte am Non
tag oieier ISOLDE bier hurd, auf ben
@eae nod 9enper, Colo. mo- er il
! 3ufiinft pobnbaft iein miro.
-gbw. aenlper, @gent fir ot
Sorb &utos, berfoufte bieie 8od)
Cars on Die iolgenoen Ierionen: @n
Montag, Geo. Sholten, Rc&ittrid
Mo., 9ienstag, Soc. Serbian, Ser
monn, Mittpo6. SenrD @einlanf
Sermanr, 9ounerstag, 6rat getti
;. Shmitt, Scrmarm.
-8alter @aumeiIter lno Saith
bon Goie, moren am porigen Wttt
i. mod bier I'm Elm abfommen fir D
Sbeaterporitelluug aSbe S!o DATE
/ 9udet," 81 treffen; elm cicraftig(
: lGnoli6es 2uitipicl, meldes a
!, Samstog @beno, Den 20. @tot, boz
, Goie 6armers' Club bier gegeb'
miro.
II -@Gbreno ser Situng Ocs arei
@eridts, bieie @ode. bcfanoen i
Il folgenoe Inp0lte bon a,iSluorts hi
{. in Der StaOt; Sim 8ootb, bon y
II ctfic; Sfi6ter Sbaper uno S. &ro
II bon 8aibin9ton; 2eslit Cole, bI
Union; S. @. Senslep, ionic 9.
g Barter nno Clarence Barter, b
Smenspille.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

-anfon greinig bon 81. 2ouis,
fid geftern bier gum geiii@
liter 8efannten.
-2ouis gppIe faufte bieier Gage
lin pra6tboIles ~Starf" ploper.piai1o
(medaniides 8iano).
C. SO. Soermarn unb 8attin
BON Ban, rparen an Iesten Sreitag
bier. in seiddftliden Gngelegenbei.
ten.
Ser Commercial Club miro am
Ibenb, ben 3. SUM- out
Dem Sairplate einen groben Boil
peranitalten.
-Srau @m. S. Saeffner reiIte &c.
itern mad Bible @rope, ST., Inn H.
rem bort mobnbaften Sdipeitern eli
men @eiu6 ab8uitatten.
-Srau u. 6. 9onoble, Delfe bier
bel ibrer @rtter, Srau Senrp Ser
man, ouf 9eiud seipeien NOR, lit am
pieoer mad ibrem SeinL in
9oonpille, gerciIt.
-Sacob uno gictor Bon arr tra'
fan am letten Sonntag, in oes leste'
rem .8inton" 4uto, bon 81. Souls
bier ein, gum 8eiuh ibrer gltern.
SSsocob Bon glrr uno Satin. Sictor
fubr oann om ielben Gage bon bier
nod Sefferion Gitp.
-Iidter 2ouis Soffmann uni
&idter Senrp 2amm beioe bon &c
bolia, bielten ON 9ienstag im bieii'
gen @erifts . @ebaube, aniprader
an Die 9iireer. &idter 2amm ii
9anbibat fir Die &epiiblifaniide $50
mination fir @oberneilr.
GiS!
ltnterseidneter liefert @is in aIler
Quantitdten uno bittet I'M cure BE
Itelluag. Sreie unb prompte ablie
ferung. Geo. &irdboer ,
asent Capitol @itp gremerp 80
Ybone 90.
-Die Calculations : uebungei
unieres Gountps meroen am Sreitai
slbenb, ben &c. Mai, IN Der &on5er
Salle Itattfinben. @uBer einem gro
aran,, ipeldes bon ben Sdiilern De
araoierten Sdrle CUR @~usfiibrrnl
aebradt miro, perben glei6fall
mtebrere &ebner bas SntereIie De
Yublifums feiieln.
-sSuliits Moebrs bot bas @obn
bal,s nebIt orei Cots on Der oitlide.
i3iueiten Strabe bieie ISOLDE DO
@ilbelm Meper fir $1,000 q
fauft. Sreunb Moeblis ideint Elm
gans beionbere Sorliebe fir bieie
@obnpIas al baben oa oieies lido
oas brittle @al lit bob er oenielben
geiis genommen bot.
-Senrp g.. &olb unb SRI. Iartb
9. 9orid purben an 2. Wtai
Storm Safe, Soma, 81 einem gliic
li6en @bepoure bereinigt. Ser 8r11
tigom lit elm Sobn unieres geitbil.
gers, 2ouis &olb unb bic 9rdut eir
Sodter 6es befannten 2anbmirtb.
Senrp 9ori6 bon SirIt Greet. sc
junge gbepaor miro in Storm Sci
iein Seim a1fI6ldgen mo SEER SEQ
cine @drtnerei betreibt. 8ir aratl
iircn utl0 Ditniden Den %gteupernldb
ten piel Slid un6 Seqen gum Suno
SIN Ser lcbten 8%eriammlung o.
Sdulratbs lpurbe bei6loiien bob .
unterridt fir oieien Sermin a
Somstog, ben 81. Ntai, idlieBen, |
|, pie bab 0as WoifcIt an Sonnta
Sen 2S. Ioi, Itattfinben ioll. 8
@raouotionS : ltebungen Der 500
idlle perben am Samstag aber
zen q. @oi in ser &on3ert So
Itattfinoen. IltBer benz Brogrt
Ser Senioren . &loiie mir, i'm 2ai
oes abenos Or. almitebt, bon |
@iiiouri llniperiitdt, cine Reoe y
ten.
81 -9ie Mitslieber Der Senior'
3 aloiie Der Sermaiin Sodidule III
8 oen ortt Samstag (alio norge
3 Ibenb, IN Der Gonaertballe, Die led
3 i1brlide 8oritelllng, ieitens
~ Ns
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-Sbeo. SpedbaIs befano iid iiber
letten Samstag uno Counting inl
8aibington.
-am Somstas, ben 90. Wai.
miro in @ebers SalIe elm GROCER
Bull itattfinoen.
-Srau Go. 2u6mig reiite letten
Sonmtas nod Ct. 2ouis mo Tie su.
fiinftig pobnen miro.
-Srai, S,llia Sunobauien mar
am Montag, beiiidsneiie, bier in
Der Staot; iie befano iid alf Der
&eiie nod Sombem Ger,
SRI. 2ouiie Wausbrnb lit am
bereangenen Somtag BON ct. 2ouis
e%ingetroffen, gu langerem 8eiud bel
ibren gltern. Senrp Mausbunb itnb
@attin.
-Sacob uno Sobn Gappmeper.
oipei prominente @eid6ftsleute bon
SpenspilIe naren lesten 9ienstas
bier nm 8eiddfte inn SsadlaBseridt
at erlebigen.
-ernin Sanien, Del6er felt ell
nem Sabre in Der bieiigen Sbubfa.
BRIT beiddftigt mar, reilte am lesten
Mprtas, fir %oauernben @ufentbalt,
na1 ct. 2ouis.
-5rail g. s. Silent bemirtbete am
pprigen Wittipo6, in ibrem Seim ON
Der meltliden 3meiten StraBe, anlGB.
lid ibres @ebiirtstages, cine Gn5abl
ibrer Sr%eiinbinnen.
-gmil 8efmarm ltn6 Satin nnb
Srau Gbr. Sleiid unb Sodter 2iaaie
besaben ii6 lebten Sonntag nod
Morriion gum geiud ibrer Ser.
panbten, Der Somilie Sris Sleiid.
-Srau Matbiloa &ebr uno God.
ter SRI. Manba iino bon Wc8ittrid
nad &ermnn iibergeiieoelt uno ia.
ben bas 8obngebaiioe Der @ebr.
Sefotte an Der 0itl. a. StraBe be.
5ogen.
-Sobn 8reunig, S. S. @ertens,
is. 8. Brandt urb sos. q. Spedbals,
bon @orriion befanoen iid letter
@ittmod bier I'M I'M RadlaBgeridi
bas Eeitament bes BERT. Sid. 8rett
mig al binterlegen.
Geo. Batrif reiite lesten Conn
tag nod gnib, Sfla., UNI als 3eugt
I'M bortieen &reisgeridt gu erideiner
in Der &lase eegen Sol. Glarf, be1
angeflagt lit bas 4ittontobil zines &c
miiien 81. Smanf in Crib geItoblel
al babcn, bas Der 9ieb in 8atrid''
Sof at1f Ser 8etrus Sarm, i'm Std
gelaiien batte.
! -Srau S~Silliils Barrels uno &inoe
traten am lesten 9ienstag cine Reii
an, nod gllinipoob, 9asine rno Sinl
fen, Gan., I'M bortige 9erfpanote 81
/ beiuden. Sr ibrer gegleitung be
| Tanben iid SRI. SrieDa S9ucsy BOZ
@1lsfogee, Sflo., cine S6meitcr boz
: Srau Barrels, ioipie Sir. &oia Sneo
meDer, bon Sermann.
-Sonntagsi1ul : 0ienlt in De
81. 6. Stride, ain Sonntag, Den Ia
|, Mai, Mnfang Inn balb.5ebn lbr, Dor
, mittaas. Cine Wlltter : Gags Seie
miro Den groBeren Sbeil Der Conn
taesl6ul . Stl,nbe aitsfiilen. Sc
beutIde @pttesoienIt beginnt nm bal
elf llbr, bormittags; engliider @pi
3 tesbienit Inn balb.a6t llbr, abenos
+ Scr @ottes0ienIt beginnt nit eine
fursen @niprade an Die &nabel
J. iiber ben &naben meldcr &dle I'm
/. Graders ob, p1brenb er bate Sill
Ie nerfleiid ul6 Sie baben fonnel
j. Sicrauf folgt Ger Saitpt.@ ottesoieni
), &aitor Opp miro iiber 8ibliide q
le pen reben.
y -Gi6ter 81. u. 9reltcr lit Der .
y iiser elmer iebr -i6onen bartog
Il idnitten ISABEL" angefertigt bon
!. s. Merf, bon Snenspille, 81. 2, mi
der oenielben Der &epublifanil9 d.
:, G~onpention, in @arrenton iiberma'
:. tie, nit Der SnItruction bob oeriel
\ Dem erpGblten 8priiter Der &onpe
- ton als @eidenf iiberretdt nero
or Iolle. 9idter 9reuer iparo Die Gb
n. sutbeil, gum @oriiter eripdblt gu ft
0en. 1tno bic ,@apel" fpliroe If
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-Genn Sbr mietbenb fmtfen, ber-
faufen ooer tariden nollt, oar't
bringt es I'm 8olfsblatt aiir anaeige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-12

-anton Carl Sr., bon Cafe, be-
fano Iid geitern bier, in @eifdfter.
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gle Wtit9lieDer Der Sentore1t'
&laiie Der Sermarn Sodidule wer'
oen ott Samstag (alio morgen)
Ibenb, in Der Gonaertballe, Die ledllte
idbrlide goritelling, icitens Der
Sodi6ule, 9eben. Die bisberigen
tbeatralii9en 2eiitungen uniererS tl'
benton woren in ieber Siniiht 10
~bensnertb, itnb bas Gublifum iie1i
bober jeber folgenoen 8oritellina CT
martlngspbll entgegen. Bur alit
fiibrung fomn,t biesmal bas 4.aftiS'
2uitipiel, She 2ittle Gpliticior,.
9ie 8eiesung Der &ollen lit mi
folgt:
Honorable Pink Dots Member o
Legislature from Gasconade Coz
Lyon Mauskunj; Judge Fitzgeral
(Wanting ofice)-Julius Blust; Capt
Hy. Bradstreet 1.-THE Boss)-Wilbu
Kessler; Sidney Manning (Candidat
for Pros. Att'y.)--Earl Schaffner
Jas. Mortimer (Merchant)-Home
Walker; Willie Withens "a Societ
Swell)-Homer Walker; Chief Of Pa
lice-Philipp Wohlt; Mrs. Marguerit
Chidsey wealthy Widow Irm
Haid; Elsie Caulvin (Stenographer
Edna Doll; May Mortimer tStat
Capitol Belle)-Thelma Breuer.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12
Daniel eunday

j. E. Bunday was apprised by wire
Tuesday of the death of his father.
Daniel Bunday. at Luverne. Mimi.
where he had been visiting his son.
G. c. Bunday. The remains were 20
be shipped to the old home at Bruce.
S. d.. and the funeral is to be held to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bunday left
on yesterdays North Western to be
present at the funeral.
Deceased had in his veins the blood
of the pioneer. He was of the rugged
constitution that has made this west
ern country what it is. Never sick a
day in his life. as his son puts it. un-
Ill shortly before the death of his
wife in 1903. when he was attacked
with epileptic spells. and which fin
ally brought about the fatal ending.
The family came from New York
state when Indiana was a baby. AZ
ter Indiana got a good start to young
manhood the Bunday family went to
Wisconsin and settled near Racine
After the pioneer days were over
there they came across the Mississippi
and Daniel Bunday had reached the
age when he could take bit OF gov.
eminent land. He took a squatter's
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12

right to the land OH which the fine
city of NOrthfield. Mimi. now s,anhs
Their" the subject of this sketch was
married and there his nine sons were
born In 1879 the country around
Mortified must have lost the scent of
the pioneer life. for we find the Bun
day family again moving. into South
Dakota. Daniel Bunday again took up
government land AT the place known
as Oakwood. Il little inland country
town. There was no Brookings those
days. and the little settlement had to
have their goods shipped from Can
by, Mimi. the terminus of the rail.
road. fifty-five miles away There Mr..
Bunday had his home at the time of
his death. Mrs. Bunday was killed in
runaway accident in 1903 and the
remains of the husband will be laid
beside here at Bruce today
Daniel Bunday would have reached
the age of ninety years had he lived
until next January. He was we'll
known in Oakcs. having on many oc-
casions come here To visit his son.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12
PRELIMINARY CONTEST
FOR RURAL SCHOOLS

The preliminary contests for boys
and girls for Riverdale, Norway. Gil
max and James River Valley school
districts were held at the X. =. hall
in Oakes Tuesday. There were pres
ent, Miss Helen Sullivan in charge OF
the boys and girls club work OF the
state. County Supt. Flemington and
County Agent Richards. who made
talks to the boys and girls present,
and also had charge of the work of
making the awards.
The following is the result of the
contest
MINI. 13 Corn-First. Dagmar Hoy.
back of Norway.
White Dent-First, Robert Donnelly
of Riverdale.
Sewing-First, Dagmar Hoyback OF
Norway.
Bread-First. Myrtle Linderman OF
Riverdale; second. Lloyd Lindermar
of Riverdale.
Canning - First, Irene Huber OF
James River Valley.
Potato Contest-First. Charles An
keny of Riverdale: second. Emil Duf
fek of James River Valley.
Garden Exhibit-First, Ruth Peder
sen of Norway: second Laura Stains
OF Norway.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12
TWO OF THE RUGGED
PIONEERS PASS HENCE
Austin Logan

DIR. j. a. Logan was called to Bis
marck Tuesday by the death of his
father. Austin Logan. who passed
away that morning after an illness of
six months.
Austin Logan was one of the pio-
neers of Bismarck. He was born Sep
tember 25. 1854. in BrOokfeld. Conn.
he came in April. 1876. to bismarck.
where he had resided since. Shortly
after coming to the capital city he
engaged in the grocery and bakery
business, with which he was identi.
fled until Il year ago. when he sold ii
TO his son. Roy He also engaged en-
tensively in the buying and trading of
horses and cattle. He was known as
one of the most successful business
men of the city. and in his long bust
ness career he had made Il large cir
Gle of friends.
During the famous Custer raid, Mr..
Logan was one of the party who went
with provisions on the wagon train to
Little Big Horn. In politics he was
"a democrat. but was never active.
Coming as he did in the early days %,
Bismarck. Mr.. Logan was identified
with many of the progressive move
ments of the city.
The deceased was one of the most
active organizers of the Pioneers AZ
sociation of Burleigh county. which
was formed last November. He was
elected treasurer of the association
and as long as his health permitted
he retained an active interest in the
organization.
On March 16 1881. he was married
in Bismarck to Lucinda McCullock,
whose residence here dates from
1873. Besides the widow, seven chill
dren. Mrs. Milan Ward, of Bismarck,
Mrs. Theodore Taylor. Garrison; DR.
James Logan. of Oakes: Alex. of Bis
marck and Roy. Irma and Charlotte
at home. One sister. Mrs. f. l.. St"'
ems. who made her home with him
and one brother, Arthur c. Logan. of
Billings. also survive.
The funeral was held yesterday af-
ternoon from the Presbyterian church
Rev. Bruce E. Jackson of the Baptist
church officiating.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12
SCHMIDT is ACQUITTED

Schmidt. who has been held in the
county Jail at Aberdeen for the mur.
der of Ross c. Farrar. '.->--' .,'"tion of
the states attorney. was dismissed
from custody at the last term of cir
cult court because of inability to To-
cate leading witnesses for the state.
1t will be remembered how Ross C.
Farrar lost his life a year ago in the
yards at Aberdeen while performing
his duty at brakeman. The young
man who SHOT him was apprchended
at James and had confessed to the
shooting Now he is free and allowed
to return to his home in Kansas City
and maybe perform some other cold
blooded murder on law-abiding citi
ems. 1t is an outrage. Nothing sh'
of it.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12
BIG CROWD IS
COMING SATURDAY
IT WILL BE KNOWN AS REPUs.
LicAN DAY IN oAkES
Southern Part Of State Coming to
Hear Republican Candidate for
Vice President

The republicans of this section are
going to make next Saturday big
day in Oakcs. The coming of Hon.
Charles Warren Fairbanks, candidate
for vice president on the republican
iick"t. has created an interest polite
ally in this section of North Dakota.
II Is not often the pcopl" of this part
Of tn" state is given Il chance to hear
Il man ot presidential size. and early
reports ar" to effect that IA big crowd
is coming this way.
The republican county central com.
mitt"e of this county has taken tn.
opportunity of calling tn. committee
Il, Dak"s on that date for an evening
meeting and they are also urged To
come To the Fairbanks meeting and
bring all they can with them Fifteen
hundred invitations have also been
sent on. l.lrndaln and Munango,
Mcrricourt and Fullerton, are coming
in big, and from the east they are
coming from all over Sargent county.
state Committeeman l."sli" of For.
man WAS in the city Tuesday and ha,
notified many of the republicans az
we'll as advertised the rally over his
county. He told The Times arrange
ments We're being mad" with Sup.
Derrick of the 500 to bring in coaches
on tn" noon freight. and they can re-
turn on the evening passenger
Members of the republican commit
tee in Oakes met Monday afternoon
and made arrangements for dccora-
tions of the city and reception ol our
distinguished visitor. Extongrcss-
man Marshall and Supt Blumr will
meet Mr. Fairbanks and escort him
to the speaking platform. which, if
weather is fair. will be- the balcony
of the Home Hotel. Supt Blume is
of the same alma mater ns Mr. Fair
banks and has kindly consented to in.
troducc the speaker The speaking
| will begin promptly at I:3O, as it is
Imperative that Mr.. Fairbanks take
the Northwestern train 10 Aberdeen.
where he is billed for an evening ad-
dress
The only places Mr. Fairbanks ia
scheduled by the state committee to
speak is Bismarck and Oaxec Can
Oakes give him as rousing reception
as our capital city? Let's try.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-10-12

28th. was found guilty Of murder in
the second degree by district court
jury last Thursday. and was given
thirty years at the state penitentiary.
The trial was short one, and was
devoid Of important details. On the
witness stand In his own behalf,
Vaughn told a story which was re.
markably clear and straight forward.
almost too much 80. His defense was
built up around theory Of sclf-de-
fense. and Vaughn's own story Is
about as follows: He had been drink.
ing and gambling during the day, and
had won little money from Price.
During the late afternoon he laid
down and went to sleep in the Price
home. and when he awoke. discovered
the loss Of twenty dollars which he
had in shirt pocket. He accused
Price of the theft. which was denied.
Both men left the house, Vaughn TAX.
ing with him Prices revolver, his
statement being that he took IL to
prevent Price using it in the event OF
a quarrel. He later met Price on the
street. and reiterated his demands ror
the return of the money. whereup.,D
Price told him to return to the house.
and wait for him. Vaughn did SO.
claiming to have thrown the gun
down on a davenport. When Price re-
turned home he made rush for the
gun. In the struggle which resulted,
Vaughn took the gun away from
Price. pushing him against stove.
Price then picked up butcher knife.
and with the words you've got my
gun: now I'll make you use it," start
ed for Vaughn, who. after twice warn
ing him to keep back. pulled the trig-
ger of the revolver twice. The sec
Ond time the weapon was discharged.
and Price staggered from the house.
Not thinking him badly hurt. Vaughn
waited short time before following
Price out. He then found Price lying
near the sidewalk in front of the
house. and went up to the Robertson
barber shop where he waited until
taken under arrest.
While a butcher knife was actually
found on the floor in the room where
the shooting occurred. all the testi
mOny presented failed to show that
Price had endeavored to use it. Carl
Jones. another colored man. stated
that Price had made no effort 20 de.
fend himself. and that Vaughn had
drawn the gun from his own pocket.
and that there had been no scuffle.
Several testified that Vaughn had
threatened to kill Price unless he re.
turned the money. and this was sullic-
ient in the minds of the jury, to lis
prove Vaughn's story
Vaughn's preliminary hearing was
held on Wednesday. August Goth.
when he was bound over or charge
of murder in the first degree. His
sentence will probably be prorou,,c"a
by Judge Allen toward the end D, this
term of court.