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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-03

i Nearly every boy who has imagina-
t1on would IKE to live in a cave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20

the latter being confined to
the a banks
make distinction When account With bank Of
different relationship
This deposit it
this
account
enter will accept the
with be bound
present
measure Of
In a further and Take this money
You o 10
purchase and obey the law Pay your
OF balance
is will by this
the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
ROBERTSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and children of
Hale. Colo. spent the weekend here
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Reed Hub
bard OF Roberts avenue.
Mrs. Caroline Landon OF Amy ave-
visited her sister. Mrs. Edwin Cool of
Chicago. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Haignt OF
New York left Friday for Denver. COL
after few days visit at the Haight
home ia Roberts avenue.
Messrs. Hollis Hunter. g Dobbins
and DR.. Sharrer of Hammond. were
here on business Friday evening.
Ben Haight OF Gary, visited his
father Sidney Haight of Harrison ave-
nue.. last evening
Frances Groves Of Amy avenue. re-
turned home from Pittsburgh. Pa.
where he spent several days on bust
ness.
Miss Helen MaoLean af Roberts ave
nue.. visited ner brother in Hammond.
Friday
George Jepchak Of Atchison avenue.
has been confined to his home several
days by illness.
A very pleasant party was given
Friday evening at the nome Of Mr.
Charles Stilier. It was a iinen shower
given in honor Of her daughter. Miss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
THE BANK AND ITS DEPosIToRs.

is
II
foundat on i s
5
i
whe
may
ma
To
to a
other
fo
the saving bank,a n a
As in
irrespective o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
HERE'S A FINE GIRL.


Would there ike hert
a j have achieved sncca
her
Miss BatneT wants to know the deserving
she
oo poor provide herself with the
famous Fay Banter will make her
Miss Banter wants know the
actress Angeles in
York season the heroine Arms
peence ambition Broadway had
she the ambition and every
office her
Having made yesterday ambition
give other
"A to
comfortable
meals a a
The girls who this have and poor Miss
Banner
pointed
ultimately
Those yesterday NO
to the offer
All honor the
@
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
NEWSPAPER INFLUENCE.

press
the 1916 influence
n he closed
In Ohio Republicans explain that of their weaknesses
in
Ohio the Democrats especially
n
victory.
rbuon the onethid of the
OF
IN n o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
MILLER'S ANTISEPTIC
OIL KNOWN AS
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Believe Pain in Three
Minutes.

Try it right now for Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and
swollen joints. pains in the head. back
and limbs, corns. bunions. etc. After
one application pain disappears as IL
by magic.
A never-failing remedy used inter-
nally and externally for Cou CHS, Colds.
core Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsilitis.
This Oil is conceded TO be the most
penetrating remedy known. Its prompt
and immediate effect in relieving pain
is due to the fact that Il penetrates to
affected parts 1T once. AS an Illus
tration. pour 10 drops on the thickest
piece Of sole lee Their and II will pene-
trate this subs lance through and
through in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great Oil
is golden red color only. Every bot
tie guaranteed: Csc and soc bottle. or
money refunded Kaufman & Wolf,
Re.all Store Hammond. Ind.--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
IT Is 10 WEEP.

the a Indianapolis
has been popular with the
that the commission
OF
business utilities companies
o. their
nalyze the reason
excellent fathead who's
commission
lot bad i have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
SHOULD KEEP ITS MOUTH SHUT.
f their sex.

In 1872 nothing was too mean 70 the New York Evening Post to
has the earontery to offer its homage the 1912
o tina
the
o the
has descab
the republican
If people"
would have looking abs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
50 M NM OVID 1t get
t h ere2f
6 gr unted
- = =, cav
pyrishted. 1915, by kalem Company.

chief OF detec-
tives. and handed
the grinning skull
back 10 Tommy
Grant. The white
faced woman near
the door of the
dusty little attic
room shivered and
moaned.
The r e p o r er
looked rehectively
from the little
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-16
CITY HALL POLITICIANS H
IN SLOT MACHINE QUIZ

The little war begun by the Citi-
zens' assn. assumed large proper
tons today when Capts. Caughlin
and O'Toole made good their asser-
tons to friends that they wouldn't
be the goats" in the quiz, and
named Asst Corporation Counsel
Alfred o. Erickson and Frank Buzz
sin, chief investigator in the city at
tvs Office, as the men who told
them to "go ahead" with the slot
machines.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-16

The waIlop at the two Thompson
Lundin politicians acted as a sleeps
ing potion to the trial of Capt.
Thomas F. Cronin of Kensington.
the first Of three suspended captains
due for trial The announcement
was made that it had been postponed
one week. In the meanwhile, Buzz
sin and Erickson stand suspended.
The story around the haH is that
when Capt. Caughlin of the stock .
yards station made a roar about the
slot machines that were being
spread around through the saloons
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-16

Do know why Maay strongest politician
In Cook county today? Its
De bossed political
to strengthen the Democratic spite that
wouldn't knucke
that Hoyne has done his without hypo
FORMER and has been absolutely fearless performance duty
without political consequences -
And this who fought vigorously years
because thought Hearst would - /,
know of who had better chance politically than
They afancy fondy
few the Tribune called bill the Booband looks all
the trust publishers had scked their pet refoers
mighty stiff political
playing your bunders poll
probably lobbyists the liquor lob
mercess of all the
politics.
obedence-Or like tigers rend
There's told that in the The
called attention
tObOggan letter
is
all the Chicago regards
politics, religion difference
the only
neither the
but the
bosses selfish interests Go direct
want-and then see that they get it. Sincerely,
NJ D. COCHRAN
CITY HALL POLITICIANS HIT The waop at Thompson
IN SLOT MACHINE QUIZ politicians acted as a sIeenlE
to trial of
zens assn assumed large Thomas F. CrOnn
Caugh1n
made
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
kazda lima, czy tez sasiadka ME
stroinieisza cd niei samei.

kazda lima, czy tez sasiadka ME
strojniejsza cd niej samej.
Najwieksza zaleta cz}owieka,
to zadowolenie z tego, co ma. Me
powinno Gle wcale obchodzic, co
ma ia lub owa. Lepiej ME patrzec
tax bystro ia kapelusz lub suk-
ME sasiadki na drodzc do koScio-
Ia lub tel z koscio1a, DO jezeli ona
ma lepsze to sobie tylko apetyt
|ropsujesz, a absolutnie mic ma
tenn ME zyskasz. Zreszta coz eli
pomoze wiedziec, re Mary ma lcp
sza suknie cd twojej. Suknia two
ia nie zmieni sic; moze pred
widzeniem sic z Mary, mysla}as,
lie twoja suknia bardzo fadna, ale
tcraz juz ci sic tax ME podoba. |
Itak lie i tax nicdobrze. Vice maj
flepiej bye zadowolonym Z tego, co
nam, a ME pozadac tego, co ma
blizni.
A jake og6lna rcgule Swiatecz
ma moznaby sobic w pamieci Ia
pisac, re rozum i rozsadek powi-
MEN bye W uzyciu i podczas pory
|swiatecznej. Znalem ia wielu i
dzisial ich wiecej ma swiecie niz
dawniej, re ca}y rok doko}a "a
chowuja sic jak ludzie obdarze--
nj rozumem i wolna VIOLA. Ale sko
TO t,ylko nadejdzic Krysmus albo
E"Dziulaj' juz ami znaku ME ma
ami rozumu AMI wolncj wolf. Ku-
puja, jedza, pija - bez MARY.
Jak gdyby in krysmus nada} ja-
kies przywilcjc, zeby rozum zam-
knae edzies W jakicjs komorzc,
albo w beczce cd kapusty. Dzi-
vie sic, zc dzicci choruja pc swie
tach, kicdy i starry niejeden VISTA
:jc po swietach jak gdyby go ktos
wczoraj porzadnic obuchem w
heb zwalif.
Trzeba, tax Swieta obchodzic,
zcbysmy po wszystkiem ME micli
n0wodu do narzekan. kazdc g}up
stwo, jak kazdy grzech, zawsze
|nicdaleko "a SODA swa kare wlc--
cze. kt0ra cz1owicka nie mimic.
I. B. Pokrzywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
DZIEWCZYNA WRACAJACA
Cd IA ZACZEPIONA

Margarcta Osowska, Fam. pod
NJ. 1909 wsch. Sanborn III. costa
la udcrzona W ty} glowy i lekko
zraniona, gdy wraca}a cd piracy
W >obote wieczorcm.
Parma Osowska Wracafa Il fab
ryki W kt6rcj pracujc, gdy pre-
chodzi}a W: cicmncm micjscu ME-
dalcko od swego !omu, cz}owiek
pcwicn udcrzyf ia. Dzicwczyna IL
puScila worcczck pieniedzmi
PREY tenn wydarzcniu kt6ry po--
tenn :jcdnak znalazla. Dzicwczy-
ma jest pod opicka lckarska. Ia
wczwana policva utrzymujc, il
aowody SO wystarczajacc azcby
napastnika arcSZtowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
MROzNE POWIETRZE ME-
BEZPIECZNE OLA POIICYI.

Jak6b Stanislawski, kt6ry pei
nj s}uzbe policyjna .juz przesz}o
20 lat, a przcz ostatnie 10 lat by{
nocnym policyantcm pomiedzy
Walnut i Liberty I'll. zachorowal
pred dwoma tygodniami niebez--
piccznic ma plcure, lccz tcraz ma
sic nicco lepiej.
kilku innvch cz}onk0w policyi
zachorowa}o takzc Z powodu mroz
nego powictrza, a we wtorek poll
<.yant Joz. J. Considinc p%oSliznal
sic i wywichnai sobie noge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Przeprowadzil sic do budyn.
ku Choate;a.

uIicronim B. ZaborOwski, m!ci-
>cowy. foto%rafista, ktory przez 0
>tatnic try lata dostarrzaf>d ola pu
bliczlloSci fotografii Ia rozmaitc
okazvr do ro5Znych firm w Sta
mach Zjcdnoczonych i kanadzic,
otworzy w dniu 2go Stycznia Swoj
offs, znany jake ''Winona photo
graphic Bureau, w bIoku Choa-
tea " lokatu: 32O ma trzccicm
pietrze..
lntercS .jcgo powiekszy} sic
znacznic W oStatnim cZasic tax,
III ostatccznic zdccydowa} sic pre-
prowadzic re swcgo domu pod nr
726 wsch. 5tcj III. i ulokowac sic
W dystrykcic businesowym.
Pan Zaborowski pragnic zawia
donnie publicznosscc IL ME bedzie sic
trudnl portretowa robota, lecz
.jcgo g}owncm zajeciem bcdzic
przyjmowac zam6wienia ma po--
~wiekszcnic portret6w, kt6rc mo-
"a bye dostarczanc W czarnym
bialym, sophia (brunatnym) i wo
>lnistym kolorzc i olcjno malowa-
nych. Wykonczonc beda W pre-
ciagu dziesieciu dni. Hieronim
jest synem ~listonosza s. p. Jana
A. Zaborowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
P0CIAG WYK0LEIL SIE ME
DALEKO Cd MOSTU.

Wiclc oS6b Z Winony, ktorzy
20 spedzeniu SWAT W Wisconsi-
ME powracali do Winony pocia--
uicm kolci milwaukee,, mieli spo
>obnoSc przygladac sic okolicy
przcz przeszlo godzine gdy pociag
wykolcil sic pc "a mostem Missis
>ippi PREY Reeds Landing we VITO
rex. Lokomotywa i frOntowc wo-
ny wyskoczyly L SYN i musiano
>prowadzic maszyne 4 Wabasha W
micjscc Wykolcjoncj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

"Mortmain' obrazowa histo-
|rya Arthura c. Train a, produko-
wanna przez fedora Marstona
pod osobistym nadzorcm j. Stu
art'a Backbone i Alberta E.
Smith a bedzic najwiekszem wy
dancm vitafraficznem zarysuBluc
Ribbon wydanem przez Wise.
"Mortmain" nietylko przewyz
sza znakomitcmi aktorami ale i
W intersic history ale zawiera
najkompletniejsze przedsta-
wicnic doktorskich operacyiprzed
stawione ma obrazkach. Szczepie-
ME sk6ry ma ramie jest tax komp-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Florentyna Brzezi1ska,

nauczyciclka w Pierz, Mimi, kt1
IA spcdza swc wakacyc Swiatccz
nc swcgo stryja p. Brzcziiiskic
60 w Minneapolis, przybyia W ME
dzicle do Winony Ma kilka dnio
wa wizyte do swych krewnych
znajomych. w poWrocie do Picr1
zamysla zabawic przcz kilka dnj
w Little Falls, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Faustyna Rudnik,

Fried, n. Oak, przyby}a Ma Swit
ia do panstwa Janostwa Bron.
k6w, zam. PREY Mankato ave-, "a.
bawi tn tydzicn, potcm uda sit
W goScine do krcwnych w Pine
Crccku, ydzie zabawi okolo mic.
siac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

Dowiadujemy sic pc stronnie.
IL dnia 17-go Stycznia ma sic po-
dobno odbyc W koScielc sw. Krzy
"a w Minneapolis, Stub panny Mo
Mkt kowalcwskicj Il pancm Nile
<:zyslawcm krawczykicm, kt0ry
lest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sk}adu RE
zniczcyo " Minneapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
MA SPRZEDAz.

Wiclka farma 275 ARROW. 80 a"
krow uprawnych 1S5 pieknego
lasu. Sprzedam tanio Z budynka.
mi "a 3 tysiacc dolarow z powo--
du samotnoSci. Jest tn bardzo pie
kny klimat. Gale pole jest ogro-
Ozone.
Zglosie sic pod adrcscm:
DR.. Medlistec Place
Box s Glades, Tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
PO DW6CH LATACH.

- .Jak sic masz, kociu! ME wi
dziafcm Gle diva ]ata! Ale Sit
zmicnilcs, posiwia}es ogromnie >.
dZiWna rzecz!
- Ozenilcm sie....
- A., to co innego.. to sic nix
dziwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
WiadOm0$ci
MIEJSC0WE.
SWIETA BOzEGO NARODZE.

SW1ETA BOZEGO NARODLE-
MIA przcpedzilismy W Winonie
hardzo szczeSliwic, PREY powszcch
nej radoSci, bcz zadncgo, lie vie
my smutnego wypadku, sr0d ma
>zej polskiej %gromady.
Pastcrka odbyla sic o 5tej 60
dzinie, kt0ra odprawii Prev. ks.
kanonik }. Pacholski. sumo o
1211tcj odprawi} Wicl. ks. Jan
Herck.
Ma pochwa}e zasluguje Choir
>picwu koSciclncgo "Arya" kt6-
~ pod dyrckcya p. Romualda liza
merskicgo wykonal picking msze
ma glossy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Monika KoWalewska

Minneapolis przyjecha}a w sobo-
te rano, ma swieta do swych TO-
dzic0w. Parma Monika przybyla
,juz ostatni a Il wizyta jake pan
ma kowalewska, albowicm zdecy-
|dowa}a sic zmienic swc nazwisko
ma inne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

Parma Franciszka Potrac, nau.
czycielka w Altura, MINI. przy-.
'byfa spedzic wakacyc swe do kre
wnych w Winonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Maryanna GOWN, picle,

niarka W szpitalu Fanny Maryi w
Rochester, MINI. spedzi}a Swieta
BoZcgo narOdzcnia Il sWcj Sio>-
try, II panstwa Janostwa CzapicV
skich prZy czwartcj III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

llctnc, III wywolujc podziw i adj
miracye 25 doktorow L r6znych
szpitali w%iekszych Mast, kt6rzy
byli zaproszcni ably obserwowac
to prywatnc przcdstawicnic byll
zdziwieni tax kompletnem UREA
dzenicm pokoju operacyjnego.
lccz ich zadziwienie by1o tenn vie
ksze, IL mogli tax doskonale przc
niesc to ma obrazki. Kto sic chcc
naocznie przekonac i zobaczyc to
urzadzenic MECH przyjdzie W so
bote 3O-go grudnia do STRAND
|TEATRU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

Parma Cecylia Grabowska, Z
Minneapolis, spedzila swieta W do
mu swcj matki PAM B. Grabow-
skie.j, Fam. pod nr. GIT wsch. 2gicj
ul>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Franciszka Sikorska, ]

uczyciclka W Sanborn, Mimi. ba-
wi IA wakacyach swcj matki w
Winonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Ma Nowy Rok.


Znowu dni niemalo..
A z niedoli z czarnej doll
Co by1o zosta}o,
Me zagoif rok miniolly v
Wiclkich ran narodu,
Me upoif ust spragnionych.
Me zniwcczyf glodu.
Me osuszyf 4ez, co p}yna,
w Ojczyznie - wick drugi
A niedoli sznur sic wlecze
l ciezki dlugi.
Rok "a rokiem szybkiem krokiem
Przemija, przep}ywa..
Nasza dola, czarna dola
Zawsze nieszczesliwa,
|Zawsze lezy nam kamieniem
|Smutek ten zalosny,
u Mani jesicn wciaz i lima,
A ME widac wiosny.
Ale jake ma zaSwitac
Zorza odrodzcnia;
Jesli nar6d swego zycia
|Cnota ME odmienia..
.Jesli wielu zycie przespi
Wsr6d czterech scian domu,
Ami sfyszy, ami pyta,
Jaka krzywda komu.
.Jesli wielu o tenn mysli,
Jakby grosze zbierac
\ ma ccle prac oswiaty
Mic ME dac, ME wspicrac,
JcSli scrca So tn zlmne,
\ pycha kr1luje -
Jake nar6d sic Z nicdoli
Lancucha rozkujc!
Przczycc zycia HAWAI- wiclki
Bez prac Ola wspo}braci,
Toz to lima - ciagfa jesieh
Me siejc - 1ecz tract.
\ nam trzeba orki wlosny
Nam z}otcgo sicwu
BY ME bylo why Il tcgo,
Nj Rozcgo gnicwu.
kicdy przyjda 1ata piracy.
Lecz piracy wytrwa}ej,
kiedy wzejdzic. zgoda, mi}osc
Wsr0d ojczyznv cafcj,
kiedy nar0d zycie swoje,
Szeroko rozwinic
Wtcdv zorza wiosny, s~zczes'~la-
Mad nami wyp}ynic...
30 rok .jcden Ola Ojczyzny
Piracy poswiecony,
Wiecej moZc dac za>lugi
I lepszc dac plony,
Mill dzicsiec lat przczytych
Lccz tylko Ola >iebic...
4. ten wiclki, kto pracowal
Ma Ojczyzny glebie!
Bracia nasi. splecmy dlonie
DO piracy i trudu
I Ola chlcba i Ola zgody
| o>wiaty ludu.
\. da Pan Bog. IL dni nasze
Me nina bez plonu,
I wyczy5cim wSzystkic chwa>ty
L polskicgo zagonu...
I MECH piracy naszej, ciczkiej
B}ogos}awia Nicba,
Otto pare g}ownych zycze1.
CzegO nam pOtrZeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
WIADOMOSCl 0SOBISTE.
Parma Hieronima Derdowska

Minnesockiego Uniwersytetu, PREY
byla spedzic swieta Bozego Naro-
dzenia i Nowego Roku, do Vino
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Parma Izabela Glubka naucz

rama 1ZaDela GluDka naucZy--
ciclka W Lancaster, Wis. przyby-
la do Winony ably spedzic Boze
narodzenic i Nowy rok W kolku
familijnym.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-02
INSURANCE MEN OF
SLOPE CITIES ORGANIZE
w. w. Fuller Elected Chairman
of Morton County Executive
Committee.
STAR COUNTY FORMS
SOCIETY AT DICKINSON
Golden Valley Policy Writers
Meet at Beach; Elect r. G.
Fuller, Chairman.

All of the Slope counties have or.
ganized insurance declarations under
the leadership of Harry Curran viii
bur of Fargo, executive secretary
The Burleigh county organization was
perfected last week.
The membership Of the Morton
county executive committee. w. W.
Fuller, Mandan, chairman; l.. c.. Bro
derrick, Mandan; Fred Symmetrical
Mandan; S. R. Shannon, Flasher, and
]. H. Watts, Hebron.
Morton county general committee:
l.. S. Roger, Mandan; G. Cornell
Leith; G.sH Anderson, Almont; NJ. w
Hayden, Brisbane: H. E. Cornitz, Blue
Grass; H. Hallenberg, Carson; A. B
Hageman, Elgin: R. B. Loubek, Freda;
r. NJ. Redman, Fort Rice; r. ]. Sim.
ontsch, Flasher; M. Tschida, Glen vi
lin; J. B. Howard, Judson; J. H. Col
lis, Huff; J. P. Wagner, He'll; Paul
Mann, Hebron; John Sprecher, Odes
sa; Charles Picker, New Salem; A. H
Meter, New Leipzig; G. c. Leonard
Raleigh; A. o. 'Schimansky, Solen: P
T.. Rasmussen, and E. 0. Lidstrom, st
Joseph.
The organization of the Morton
county committees compels the or:
ganization of the Slope counties
whose county seats are on the main
line of the Northern Pacific.
At the Stark county meeting, held
in Dickinson on July 27, T. A. Tol
lefson presided. The Stark county
executive committee elected consists
CT H. l.. Reichert. chairman; d D.
Mars, Andrew Erdahl, all Of Diclsin
son; J. F. Gardner of Belfield, and L,
Petrieka of Dickinson.
On motion of John Orchard, the
executive committee was instructed
to lay the federation movement be
fore the other agents of the county
and then to meet and choose the gen
eral county committee.
On the following day the Golden
Valley county agents met at Beach
and the following committees were
elected:
Golden Valley executive committee:
F.. c. Fuller, chairman; T. E. Hudson
and James G. Burke, all of Beach
w. G. Stuhr, of Sentinel Butte and M
L. Calhan of Govla.
The general county committee con
sists of the executive committeeman
and Bohart of Govala, and r. K. Foley
of Sentinel Butte.
Billings county swung into line on
Saturday, July 20, when Executive
Secretary Wilbur went to Medora to
explain the federation and its objects
The executive committee, as chosen
consists of Paul Lebo, J. F. Tester
and G. E. Burgess, all of Medora; AL
bert G. Christensen, Fryburg, and L
o. Havnik, Gorham.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-02

fact, that large portion of the state
almost one-half-lies west of Big
Muddy and that the people there arc
deeply interested in the location Of
the capital, and who desire that the
capital be located for the convenience
and benefit of all the people of the
state and not for just portion OF
them, no matter who they may be. II
looks to us that those gentlemen, in
character. are far from being like the
wise men of ancient days, but on the
contrary are very selfish men and are
endeavoring to consumate an act that
has not parallel in history for selfish
greed and injustice. We know that
we only express the sentiment of the
people in this section of the state
when we say that we are satisfied
with the location of the capital where
it is at present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-02
HAIL STORM DAMAGES
CROPS NEAR REEDER

Reeder, N. D., Aug. IA bad hail
storm visited the section south of
here. The storm extended east and
west from south of Bowman to south
of Hettinger, hailing out a strip over
four or five miles wide, but made
jump of three miles, cOuth of town.
where the loss was quite light. Light
losses are also reported near Penville,
s. D.
Those having complete losses are
as follows: Emil Holmquist 300 acres,
no insurance; J. NJ. Nesse, X. A. And.
erson, E. ]. Bakken, Ben Erickson $50
acres, covered by insurance; H. K
Fadness; Jacob Klaaken so acres,
Steffanson Bros, VIM. Holmquist, An
ton Myrslo, o. B. Holden, covered by
insurance; Cunvald Christianson, Rev.
Lovseh, Jandro and Wilson, VIM. Klev
with insurance; Victor Henstrand.
Theo. Henstrand, Henry G. Olson and
Dell Surfing, crop insured.
Those having partial loses were:
Nels Jorgenson, crop insured: Thor
Peterson, Jacob Schruneman, Frank
Otto, Carl Schuneman, Hans Stadham
and Ben Benson.
The crops were in fine shape and
the loss is very severe to many who
had no insurance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-02
WITH THE EDITORS
HOW THEY VIEW IT.
(From New Leipzig SentineD

(From New Leipzig SentineD
The Bismarck Boosters train, filled
with the prominent business men of
the Capital City, arrived in this city
ahead of the schedule time on last
Friday afternoon. They remained in
the city for 80 minutes, which time
was pleasantly spent in the exchange
of the usual salutations of the day,
meeting of friends and the shaking of
the hand of good fellowship. Every
body was smiling and happy and en-
pressions of regard and good will
were mutual and many.
The band which accompanied the
boosters on their journey gave a
splendid two-pieced selection of mus
ic on Main street, which was appre-
ciated by all who were present. Then
the whistle blew and our visitors dis
persed to the train and proceeded on
their journey to Mott, from which
place they returned homeward bound
at s o'clock. The Bismarck boosters
are certainly a fine body of men and
confirm the impression SO often re-
ceived in those days that this is a
young mans age, full of push and
manly vigor. They have more than
the usual share of good looks, too,
and we surmise that in an affair Of
the heart they would not be easily
vanquished.
This incident recalls to our minds
that Bismarck and it's people, this
year have fight on their hands
against the relocation of the state
capital. In fact, they are already In
it and are in court on certain alleged
Irregularities of proceeding. It seems
that certain wise men of the east
have conceived the idea that it would
be more convenient to the people liv-
ing in the east part of the state to
have the capital located in the center
of that part of the state which lies
west of the Missouri river. They
seem to forget, at least to ignore the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-02
MANDAN PLEDGES SUPPORT
TO LAND BANK HERE

The Mandan Pioneer of August 1
has the following editorial, pledging
Mandan's support to Bismarck's cam
paign for the location Of the federal
land bank here:
"A lively scramble is on by the cit
les of Fargo, Grand Forks, Bismarck
and Aberdeen for the Federal Farm
bank that is to be located somewhere
in the Northwest. AS Grand Forks
is near the extreme northern border
of the country and both that city and
Fargo are on the border line Of Min
nesota, which already has federal
reserve bank, it would appear that
the choice will eventually narrow
down between Aberdeen and Bis.
marck
''That the people of Mandan and
the Slope country generally will throw