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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13
EXCHANGE NOTES

The Colorado State Immigration
commissioner, j. ii. Jenkins, writes
the Exchange that he is advertising in
thirty-five Eastern papers, soliciting
immigration to Colorado and next
month will advertise for new indus
tries. Mr.. jenkins desires that the
Exchange send as fine an exhibit of
Basin products as possible for his of
flee display, and every farmer is es-
pecially requested to save the best
specimens he has and bring them to
the LXc,.ange rooms. Wheat, barley,
alfalfa, timothy, oats, clover, native
grasses, rye, orchard grass, and
many other of our soil products will
soon be at their best, and it will take
but few minutes for each farmer
to step into his fields and tie up
small bundle for the Exchange. The
result will be beneficial to one and
all.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13
BOWLING LAST NIGHT

The Bay team captured two of the
three games played by that team and
the O'Rourke team last night.
George was the high man of the even
ing
The score was as follows:
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

EXPL0DES
ON TRACK
United Press.

United Press.
ALTOONA, July 12.-Dynamite
exploded thirty seconds after the
Pennsylvania train passed. The hole
in the track delayed traffic for sew
eral hours.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

NEW YORK. July 12.-onIy seven
teen deaths resulted from infantile
paralysis before noon today. The
federal health service regarded the
decrease favorable sign, however,
nearly two hundred new cases were
reported.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13
in September.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Corneliux
Bliss, son Of the late treasurer Of the
Republican National committee. has
been named in his fathers place. He
will direct the financing Of the
Hughes campaign. Frederick Upham
will be assistant treasurer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

LONDON, July H. A German
submarine baiiibarded Seaham harbnr
an English town twenty-five miles
from London, and killed woman.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

Berlin, July l2,-The Germans ad-
vanced near Souville, on the Verdun
front, imprisoning l,2O0 and repulsing
all counter attacks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

The new exhibit case will soon be
ready for displays, and should be
filled with local curiosities, mineral
specimens. etc.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE second
death as a result of the infantile
paralysis epidemic occurred today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

1t is planned to start ladies
bowling tournament on Tuesday aft
ernoon, July 18. The teams are not
yet made up and as many teams will
be formed as there are players.
Ladies wishing to play should call up
either of the captains of the last
tournament, who are: Mrs. H. C. Tur-
rell, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. b. B. Russell
-or the Exchange secretary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

Who knows Of new factory that
would be profitable in this Basin :?
Write the Exchange, giving full de-
tails, and an effort will be made to
interest capital.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

The allies have imprisoned 10000
since the super offensive commenced.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-13

The absence of AL. Springer, who
has new car, and John Perrun,
who says he is busy, has put damp
er on the stuff games until AL gets
tired of the car and John quits work
ing so hard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
K0bieta z B0st0llu
Poleca go swym
p%rzyjacio}om
Popularna kobieta z Bostonu powiada re Tonoline
okazala sic dobra ola niej.

| waszych przyjaci64, a osobliwie jezeli wiecie re
50 szczsre j prawdziwe " opowiadaniu. rcdano
zainteresoWanie jest uformowane przez jedna z
waszych przyjaci6f kt6ra Gale zycie spedzila W
Bostonie gdzie Jest dobrze znan3 " sp6leczen-
stWie.
Taxa osoba jest Annie Stewart, kt6ra mieszka
" Bostonie. j posiada szacunek ~zaufanie swych
Wsr6a towarzyszek j : checia chce c6wiadczyf
kaxdemu kto sic zglosi udowodnic nastepujace
potwierdzone z~ezn4nie.
..Cierpialam ma bolesci zoladka przez o~ztatnie
ssiied!em Lat. byl to rodzaj niestra~nosci dyspepsia
!Mia3am napady zawrotu j bl glowy. 9 skoro zjad.
lam nieco pokarm6w zdaio sic chcie6 fermentowae
I pavodowalo gazy formujace sic W zoladku. Mia
ham bolesci " calem ciele i by}am chronicznie "a
pehanar Moja watroba byfa cdfetWtaia czuiam
sic e6aniedo nicze9n=Leczyl@ siesi ,hylam "
By}am tax nerwowa iniespokojna Re " noey ME
moglam spokojnie spaf. Gazy naeromadzone pod
screen spowodoWa}y palpilacye. a gdy podnios-
lam sic rano bylam tax zmeczona jakbym miafa
upase. Okolo y tygodnie temu zaczelam brae
tonoline i moge prawdziwie twierdzie &c zrobi}a
cuda " mel chorobie. Czuje sic jakby nova ko-
beta ! moge jesc wszystkie pokarmy. Sypiam ca
fe noce j niemam wiecej dolegliw o3ci ami b6lu:
rzeczywiscie.o ono mnie wyleczyio i polecam go
wszystkim mym przyjaciofom. poniewaz bylo ola
mnie dobrodziejstwem.'
Ka.da dobra apteka sprzedaie i quarantine to-
Moline.
"a rozmaite symphony tel choroby kt6rym to-
Molina pomaga, Rzeczywi5eie, ktokolwiek cierpiaf
by m zoladek, zatwardzenie, dyspepsye. odbija-
ME gaz6w. Ely oddech. napady b6lu glowv. licha
cyrkulacye. pocente " nocy. nled0bre czucie Eat.
kanie zoladka. oblozony jezyk Tub Ella konplek-
sye.
Przestroga Poniewaz tonolina Jest rolecana
jake odnowiciel cia}a ci kt6rzy ME zyczyliby sobie
ciala Is funt6w albo wiecej r%iepowinni
jej uzywa6 trwale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
WYDoBYL PIENIADZE z PLo
NACEGO DOMu.

forum. w Biskupiem Papowie
powstal polar w niewy:jasniony
spos6b W domu mieszkalnym COS
cinnego Reila. P{omienie ogarne--
~ W jednej kr6tkiej chwili Gale
domostwo, tax re o piracy ratun-
kowej prawie ,mowy bye ME mo-
g}o. Relic zachowane mia1 pienia-
DIE W piecu, do kt6rego drzwicz-
XII tax SLIME przysrubowa}, il W
goraczkowym pospiechu W laden
spos6b otworzyc ich ME m6g}. w
ostatniej jeszcze chwili z utrapie
mia swego zwierzyl sic jednemu
re sta}ych swych gosci, kt6ry
wskoczyl do ~plonacego budynku,
rozbi} piec i wyni6s} z kryj6wki
II tvs. mr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
NIEMIEC I UKRAINIEC RIA.
DZA GALICY.A

"Wiener Zeitung'' oglasza co
nastepuje: Cesar zamianowal
radce ministeryalnego w ministe-
ryum spraw wewnetrznych, WHO
dzimierza Decykiewicza, wicepre-
zydentem namiestnictwa W mamie
|stnictwie galicyjskiem."
/ P. Wlodzimierz Decykiewicz
jest Rusinem z partyi ukrainskiej
aczkolwiek pisma polskie, dono-
sza o nominacyi, o tenn widocz-
ME IA rozkaz, milcza. Jest to pier
wszy wypadek cd czas6w autono
mil Galicyi, re wazne to stanowi-
sko poruczono Rusinowi a ME Po-
lakOwi.
Wobec tego, re namiestnikiem
Galicyi jest Niemiec, a wiceprezy
dentem namiestnictwa, t. ]. "a
stepca namiestnik. Ukrainiec, IL
sunieto zupelnie Polak6w cd "a
rzadu Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
Z~ATWARDZENIE ZATEPIA
WASP M6ZG.

Posepnosc niechec, pognebione
uczucie jest powodem nieczystos.
.ci waszego systemu, slamazarnej
watrobX, natezonej silly. Dire
King'a New Life pigulki daja a.
kuratna ponce. Wolne, 1atwe,
beg rzniecia wyczyszczenie wne-
trznosci nastroi wasz system i
pomoze do wyczyszczenia wa
szych, brzydkich krostawych
kompleksyi. Wezcie butelke ORA
King'a New Life pigulek dis II
waszego aptekarza, 25c. Dawka
wzieta wieczorem uczyni was we
so}ymi Ia sniadanie. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
ME UDANA UCIECZKA.

1nowroclaw. z t~utejszego VIE
zienia sledczego. uciek1 W nocy
zolnierz W miejscowego pulku pie
choty. Mai wkr6tce odsiadywae
3 miesieczna kan wiezienia. Spo-
strzezono go W Slabecinku, ukry-
tego W zycie. Przytrzymano go i
odstawiono do odwachu. Ponie--
waz cd Sch dni mic ME jadl, wy
czerpany byl z sill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
oTRULA SIZE GAZEM.

Kwidzyn. 80-letnia popierajaca
rente Karoline Schrage znalezio-
no W mieszkaniu niezywa. Blizsze
badanie wykazalo, re staruszka
otru}a sic gazem. Natychmiast
podjete starania uwienczone 20
sta}y dobrym skutkiem, gdyz
staruszka niebawem odzyska1a
przytomnosc. Umieszczono ia Jed
max W domu chorych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
Natura ostrzega was :jezeli wa

Natura ostrzega was jezeli wa
z wnetrznosci SO zapchane. Pa
skudztwo z waszego systemu
spieka sic zamiast wyjsc. Wezcie
zaraz Rocky Mountain herbaty
albo tablet6w = wyczysci wnetrz
nosci dale i'm pracowac regular
ME i trzymajcie je potem W re-
gularnosci = to jest sekretem do
prawdziwego zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
z GALlCYI
BANKRUCTWO POLITYN
GAIICYJSKIEJ.

"Piast' pismo wydawane przez
|odlam ludowc6w, VI Galicyi, dono
81, re lie sic dzieje, i re polityka
prowodyr6w galicyjskich schodzi
na psy. Pismo to, reprezentujac
polski lud galicyjski, przychodzi
do przekonania, re wyshugiwanie
sic Austryi j Niemcom. doprowadzi
do zguby naszej Ojczyzny. Otto
doslowna trese wywod6w wspom
nianego pisma ludowego:
"Do obrad polskiej Representa-
cvli parlamentarnej, kt6ra sic z
koncem ubieg}ego tygodnia ODDLY
la W Wiedniu, przywiazywalo spo.
leczenstwo DUE nadzieje. Spo-
dziewano sic, re zwlaszcza wobec
przygnebiajacego wrazenia OBJ
rad ostatniego posiedzenia Ko}a
dnia % kwietma b.
r. W Krakowie, re Komisya poll
tyczna Kola i Kolo Gale zajmie
stanowisko zdecydowane, odpowia
powadze chwili i stanu
sprawy polskiej wog6le. Niestety
nadzieje zawiodly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16

qmexno. PomiedzyaKleckem q
|Kamiencem rozbiegly=sie konie y
gospodarza S. lKamien-
ca. Pew6zks uderzyla PREY tenn
tax SLIME = drzewo, &c wszystkie
znajdnjace sic " niej osoby W
wielkim luku wyrzucone zostaiy
ma droge. 13-letni syn s. odni6sl
|g}eboka rane ma twarzy. zona.S,
szczesliwym zbiegiem okolicznosz:-
ci uszla Gallo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
PERSKE DY-
WANY."

Nowytomysl. Tu W okolicy
sprzedawaly dwie rzekome kumo-
ski "prawdziwe perskie' dywa-
ny i t. p. i dobry zrobily interes.
Jak sic obecnie wykaza}o, SO dy-
wany tie coprawda recznej robo-
ty, ale pochodza re Szlasku i. pfa-
como "a ME 3 do 4 ray "a drogo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
ZNALAZL ZLoTo MA LACE.

ZNAI.AZL ZLOTO MA LACE.
Budzyn. Pewien zagrodnik sko
pujac pag6rek, znalazl ma wy
dzierzawionej cd fiskusa lace zia
rnka metalowe W znacznej ilosci.
Wobec tego powiadomiono 0 tenn
nadlesnika, pr6by zas poslano re-
jencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
POZNANSKIEGO
Pow1Es1L s1E.

Pakosc. w tych dniach powie-
sill sic w swoim warsztacie kus--
n;erz Niedbalski. n. cierpial cd
6::uzszego czasu ma pomieszanie
zmyS16ow. Zmarly osieroci} 8 Sic
rot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
oDWknRk oDdE1Y.

KI1yi. Kr6th process, zrobilo
kilka, kobiet z w~lascicielem Thie--
lem 2 Pilh ma tutejszym targu,
K Dry "a fnnt masla zadal ''tyl-
ko" $50 mix. Oburzone tenn rzuci
~ sic kobiety ma niego, maslo wy
r.uci}y z kosza, porabawszy kosz
i podarly ma Thielu ubranie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
SUKA r LISIETA.

Wltkowo. Lesniczy p. ChrzanO
wski W Krzyzowce schwytaf lisi--
ce z 6 m}odemi lisietami.= Ponie-
waz stara ME chcia1a W niewoli
karmic swych mlodych, przysa-
dzono je do suki, PREY kt6rej IL
sieta maja sic bardzo dobrze i roz
wijaja sic normalnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16

UMARLAN INA ZATRUCIE KRWI
Chojnice. 13letnia c6rka posie--
dzicie}a Radke'go >zranila sobie
|kolano. Niebawem nastapilo zaka
|zcnie krwi i dziecie umarlo wsr6d,
strasznyeh bolesci. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16

Grud1adz. Podatku ma zbroje-
MIA wojskowe placi grudziadzki
powiat wiejski 172,750 mr., z tego
przypada ia Kasin 6,687, IA Ra-
dzyn 1888, ma reszte powiatu
wiejskiego 1925 mr..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
4 MESSAGE FoRTECY "a


Gdansk. Ia pojedynek skazano
nauczyciela L. Baska z Malborku
ia cztery miesiace fortecy a inzy
niera Hulse'go Gdanska jake
adjutanta M try dni fortecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
CIELE o CZTERECH oCZACH.

kamlonka. pow. wejherowski.
Krowa posiedziciela Franciszka
Lademanna wydafa ma SWAT ciele
majace bardzo wielki }eb. cztery
oczy i diva rzedy zeb6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
WYDOBYTO ZWI.OKI TO-
PIEI,CA.

Olivia. z Mot}awy wydobyto
zw}oki 33-letniego golarza XII
kowskiego. Me ~wiadomo, czy "a
chodzi samob6jstwo, czy tez niesz
czesliwy wypadek. K. ~osieroci}
zone i dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
zOkNIERZA.>

Grudziadz. z Grupy uciekf zol-
nierz Zachmielewski. Ubrany byl
W mundur wojskowy. Wyslano
"a MIN list gonczy, lecz dotad go
ME pochwycono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-16
z POD M0SKALA.

z kodl o%trzymuja pisma ma
stepujace informacye: Dzieki no.
wynn ziemniakom i jarzynom "a
prowiantowanie miasta jest obec-
ME pomyslniejsze. Kuchnie robot
nicze wydaja obecnie obiady pre-
waznie jarzynowe. w dalszym
ciagu brak jest niezbednych pro-
wiant6w, jak maxi, grochu i
krup. Przeznaczone 2% funta
chleba tygodniowo IA osobe trud
no jest dostac, poniewaz piekar-
ME ME otrzymuja lyle maxi ileby
potrzeba byio ma zaspokojenie lud
nosci chocby pod}ug kartek. Chleb
bez kartek sprzedawany "pokry-
jomu" dochodzi W Genie do Co.
20 kop. "a funt.
Do niedawna trudno sobie by
10 wyobrazic - kodzi W czystej
szacie; obecnie zmienia sic ma lep
SEE. Policya pilnuje porzadku ME
tylko w podw6rzach i domach,
lecz ia ulicach; przytrzymuje O.
b%eronc6w, odsyla ich do lazni i
komory dezynfekcyjnej i tam do
rrowadza do mozliwej czystosci.
Bardzo wielu chadys6w utracifo
W ten spos6b swe drogocenne pei
i brode i wychodzili z 1azni
bardzo IA korzysc odmienni. Mad
rzeka }6dzka cd ulicy Wschod-
niej do Nowomiejskiej, gdzie sic
miesci}y wstretne i brudne BUDDY
przekupni6w, ma bye urzadzony
piekny skwer. Budy juz rozwalo-
no a koryto rzeki, gdzie przeply
wa wstretna woda, jest juz zas-
Do j%esieni ma juz bye
ukonczony.
klelc. Media wsrod klasy ubo-
giej wzrasta z kazdym dniem W
Zajeli sic biednymi pre-
miasta. p, Koz}owicz, il
Ks. biskup Kosinski. Pan Kozlo-
yicz wlasnym kosztem zasadzi1 o.
yrodowizne Ia nieuzytkach pod
przeznaczajac ia ola
llasy ubogiej, ks. biskup kosin-
zas, kt6ry pc ciezkiej choro--
lie powell wraca do zdrowia, ka-
al obsiae Ia rzecz biednych zbo-
EN- i ogrodowizna znaczny szmat
PREY kt6rej W dodatku "a
abba wiele kobiet i dziatwy. Przez
ally czas wojny, ks. biskup zywi
wiasnych fundusz6w setki bic
Co wtorek i srode ks. ka
elan, Rolnik wydaje biednym
HEB rome produkty spozyw-
re pierwszej %potrzeby; z kuchni
s. biskupa korzysta bezplatnie
do 1000 os6b. T.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-25
with Willard, another raised This to
ntcnpnI

with Willard, another raised this to
$4,000 and II third offered $4,000
his services in two ten-rOnnd bouts
All these propositions arc based up
on Z ten-rOllnd nO-dccisiOn bout to be
held in or near New York City with
in the next three months. Nothing
like these sums has ever been put up
for such contest in the past history
of the ring. The record purse is, of
course, the $l0l 900 given by Tex
Richard for the Jeffries-J johnson fight
at Reno. New, July 4, 1910.
The largest sum ever paid to pugi-
lists for ten-rOund contest such as
Willard and Moran are asked to sign
for was the $32,5O purse given for
the observation-disclosures bout here
September II, 1915. Mcfarland re.
ceived $17,50O and Gibbons $4,000.
The gross receipts were announced
as S5SO69. Now Willard is offered
as much for ten rounds as these two
ring stars received jointly.
Corbett and Sullivan fought for
purse of $4,000 with side bet of
$4,000 each so that the entire value
Of the purse was $4,000 or less than
Willard and Moran have been offered
for a ten-rOund no-decision bout. The
largest gate in New York's pugilistic
history was $4,000 taken in at
the Jeffries-Sharkey 25-round fight
at Coney Island Nov 3, 1899 This
amount would not cover the expenses
of the proposed bout according to the
promoters striving to land the attrac.
ton.
By no stretch Of imagination can a
Willard-Moran bout be compared for
drawing power with the Jeffries-Shar-
key battle. According to the promot-
ers, however, they expect the former
pair to bring in close to 100000 at
the gate. TO them at least prosper
ity is no longer a prospect. 1t is a
reality, right in the midst of the fight
fans.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-25

ganzation; John r. Humphrey of
Washington. ID. G., government expert
in charge of the office of accounting
in the Office of markets, and Millard
r. Myers of Chicago, managing edi-
tor OF the American Cooperative
Journal. will be on the program.
During the business session to be
neld on the morning OF March 2, Off
GERS and directors for the ensuing
year will be elected, and reports from
the various officers and committees
of the association will be heard. Or
ficers elected at the meeting held at
Minot last year were: President, p.
A. Lee, manager of the Farmers Ele-
vator company of Pekin. \. d.: vice
president, j. IL. S. Thompson, man
ager of Farmers Elevator company
of Valley City; second vice president,
William Iolmquist, manager Of FARM
ers Elevator company of Reedcr, N.
D.; secretary and treasurer, A. A.
Lane, manager of Farmers Elevator
company Of Sherwood, N. D.
Directors of the association at
present are: Alfred Schollanher,
jamestown; A. o. Sundlie, Forman,
NJ d.; Fl. A. Tewell. Ray; William
Dew. Wales, n. D.; W.. w. Wilde.
Williston; John Topp, Grace City. and
Fred Madison of Taylor, N. d.
Following is the tentative program
for the three days:
February 90, 1890 a. m.
Call to Order-P. A. Lee, president
of association.
Entertainment
Invocation.
Address of welcome.
Response.
Cooperative Gingersnaps-A. A.
Lane and others.
Appointment of committees.
Announcements.
Afternoon Session, 900 p. m.
Discussions-J. G. Lockin, Aurelia,
Ia, manager of Farmers Co-opera-
tive Mutual Insurance company.
Hedging-P. E. Knudson, Eckelson,
\. D., manager.
Railroad Tax-M. C. Gaulke,
Thompson, N. d.
Night Session, 800 p. m.
Introduction of new cooperative
song book by NJ. R. Myers, editor of
American Cooperative Journal.
Government Accounting, Using
Lantern Slides and Charts-John r.
Humphrey. Washington, d. C.
Discussion-Frank L.. McVey, Uni
versity Of North Dakta.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-25
.HE|NE ZIMMERMAN
SIGNED BY TINKER
Star Umpire Batter of National
League Will Play With Chi.
cago Team.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Heine thinner
man of the Cubs and John Evers OF
the Boston Nationals last season lead
the league in the number OF suspen'
sions OF account of wrangling with
umpires.
Joe Tinker, manager of the Cubs,
however, says that he can handle
Heine and that he will become one OF
the greatest players in the league th's
season.
For the last three seasons thinner
man was out of the game as much as
any other player in the league. ms
SUSPENSIONS mounted up into weeks
and months so that the handicap or
being without him was serious one
TO the ball team. LaLst year Helne
was suspended so many times that
the club made rule early in the sea-
son that any player suspended mad TO
20 without his salary while serving
out the punishment. The rule was en-
forced and Heine had very little mon
ey lef. each month Wnen it came pay
day.
Hcinc is the only member OF the
team Joe Tinker has decided upon
for the coming season that is in any
way an umpire batter. lie was in Il
class by himself as far as the UNI
pires were concerned. In fact, lleine
was looked upon as every nmplres
enemy and The minute he started to
talk the official felt thar he would be
forced to put him out Of the game be-
fore the argument was finished il he
was going to win it at all. p.
AS a smuggling third baseman. how
ever, Zimmerman Is without super
iOr in the old league.
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March /, 1000 a. m.

Music and reading.
Address on c. C. C.-M. r. Myers
editor Of American Cooperative Jour.
nal.
General Discussions,
What the Association Has Done for
Iowa.. D. McVickor, president OF
Iowa organization
Afternoon Secession (Qucstion Box)
200 p. m.
Direction of The Affairs Of a Local
Farmers Company--Leader, II. A.
Tewell, Ray, n. D.
Cooperative OrganizatiOn-A. A.
Lane, Sherwood, N. D.
Cooperative Observation-Disclosures F.
Eckerle, Chicago, general organizer.
Address by Representative of Ma
tiOnal Council. W. Shorthill, sccre
tary Of Nebraska state association.
Evening Session, 300 p. m.
Diversified Farming-J. D. Bacon
Grand Forks.
Morning Session, March 2, 1000.
Music.
Question box.
Secretary'S report.
Treas'lrer's report
Report of committees.
Election Of officers.
DiscussiOn-'H. j. Farmer, secre
tary Of Minnesota association.
Managers afternoon.
General discussion.
Entertainment will be provided fol
the visitors by the Grand Forks Com
mercial club.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-25
Bidding High
for Pugiliists

New York, Jan. 24.-The efforts OF
the various fight promoters to sign
Jess Willard and Frank Moran for
a ten.round bout, in this state, has
reached the frenZied finance stage
wherein the successful bidder is like
1y TO surpass all previous records al
though he may not find the venture
profitable. At the present time three
proposals have been made for the
services of the heavyweights.
One gives Willard $4,000 guaran-
tee or as per cent Of the gate receipts
and 81 per cent of the moving picture
profits. A second offers 1872 500 fiat
guarantee, and a $4,000 bonus for
signing while the third provides that
the champion shall receive 100000
for two ten round bouts.
Moran, in the role of challenger, is
not SO literally treated although his
offers to him would make old time
pugilists green with envy. One pro
mOter promised the sorrel topped
boxer $4,000 for his end of bout
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-25

pion Guernsey COW west Of the Mis-
sissippi river, and gives to Ward
county distinction and honor tina!
reflects much credit upon the owner
and caretaker.
Lura Bettena is six years old, pure
bred registered, and weighs $50
ponds. During the year just ended
she produced seven tons of milk, or
more than Is times her own weight.
The milk produced equalled 1000
quarts, which if retailed at ten cents
quart, would make the gross income
$500. She produced in her last record
year 925 pounds of butter, or almost
exactly her own weight. The butter
fat in that year was sold above SO
cents per pound on an average. But
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if the lowest market price is taken,
the income from this one COW was
$37O for butterfat, to which must be
added the value of the separated milk
not sent to the creamery.
The record the preceding year,
which was the state record as well.
was 1O,992.S pounds of milk, and
623.02 pounds OF butterfat. Her rec
ord this year beats that Of last year
by an increase of almost SO per cent
in milk and more than 20 per cent In
butterfat.
According to the statistics Of the
state dairy commissioners office, the
average dairy COW of this state only
produces 140 pounds of butterfat an,
nually.