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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK August ls.-At times to-day
the cotton market showed consideraole
buiiish spot advices. Advances were fol-
lowed by a sharp break In the late trading
and closing at e4To. The general list closed
steady Al a net decline Of q to 81 points. .
The market opened at a decline OF to Z
points under overnight selling orders. but
after some early irreSularity turned stronger
on trade buying OF October and covering.
The demand appeared TO develop a, scarcity
OF October contracts and covering was
the detailed weather reports showing no
rain In Texas There we're also reports OF OF. a
good spot demand at very high basis. with
liverpool and JApanese Interests mentioned
among the buYcrS.i IN the Southwest. while
Eastern belt ma fkcts reported a demand
from domestic spinners. The market was
nervous and unsettled. after the announce
ment that trading In sugar futures had been
temporarily suspended. The close was a
fntn shl
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u plan Of Falrmount. August 2. 1s17.

IN plan Of Fairmount. August 2. 1917.
W. 8. Robinson. trustee. to w. G..
Duke. 5ox1o5 feet. known as 206 North
Side Avenue. Juiy 90. 1917. S371.
20 feet IA Inch by les feet. known as
200 Hanover Avenue. August is. 1917.
F. NJ. Boxley trustee, to Margaret
DIckerson. 90 feet BY Irregular depth.
known as lot 43. In plan OF Galway.
10 Lane Stern and william S. Rose
trustees. to Charles B. Murray.
IL 2-3x124 feet. west line Thirty-second
street. 13l Ia feet south OF southwest
corner Thirty-second and S Streets
August 16, 1917, $iS6.01
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Southern RAILWAY System

s. MAIZE 'as s"s kiemmona-A.ln 81; station
South..DaiIy: Tao a III. obse aS 1or ,,,shs
Sor. Cafe Car S.tV 2. NJ. Sleeper to Atispp1sas.
vile. open s:Oo =. NJ: s:so +. 81. and ia hs:
SeysViiis Chase City and oxfordSwset
York. River lne-7:ss A. II. an,
p. NJ. daily local TO West Point: Is IN 70 &:lS
daily e fo. 4, Sunday Steamer Train con-
Trains Arrive kichrnond-From m. g.
,:oo6S a. Nj l:Ss r. a.: s:3o p. IL. daiInn::
Point: sto A. NJ and G:fS p. Nm a Wnat
Steamer Train S:ts a. 81. daily. except MOL.
ONCE oo7 f. Main st Phone n,d,,o. ~.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the clerk Of the Hustinss
names denote aEes).
Edwin Douglas johnson, rs, and Anne
Elizabeth Byrne, 81. city.
Clifford Algernon olkes, IS. Roam
oke. and Florence Alma Norment, "a.
city
Ben Hotchkiss, As. and Dora orosen-
baugh, Al. Canton, Ohio
James E. Weaver, 20, and FLORENCE
Annie Pritchett, IS, city.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock "a!

NSVIto S5fUCh
Richmond. Va. August Is, 1917.
1917:
Choice steers, loh6u: medium to good.
81 @9h: common to fair. 79S: choice hcifsrs,
s ss medium lsa, to good tSs; common 70
oxen. sGsta: medium to good. sol; common
to fair. SOS; best heavy bulls, TAGS: light,
son; best heavy hogs, Is; medium weight.
hG hH: shoats. 1eS13 sows and stays, s9l:
choice spring lambs. A0b; medium. Hw
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. August ls.-Hoss: receipts.
10. oUO. strong; top $lSX. new high price
record; bulk. Sil3uV. lAlU: light. 3l5.6oU
sis.:p: mixed. $40, 0@ ,h;1; heavy. sls6ow
Cattle: receipts, ,,u,u, STEADY; native beef
eatue. $500 @B.D: Western steers. 37.l59
Sass: stockers and feeders. {6io0 s. 81 :
COWS and heifers HS9si27s; calves.
$7.yv@ Sn50; lambs $40. rs 3le75.
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BOND LIST

Avn waiting Panar a {bid) IS
Anglo. French IS Observation-Disclosures. s3h
AtIlntic Coast Line LIST Is lssked) 49,. ssh
4. e. L CIV. Is (sai.imoIe> tb,d,;'.... 81 81.
chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 4las............ 20
tShssape and Ohio CIV. SIS lasked...... ssh
Iircett and MYERS IS (bid) ............. 80
Nsrcantle Marine IS ...................... 81
Ssaboard Air Line adj; es..;;............ ssh
Southern RAILWAY SIS odd. g7h
Y. S. Registered IS 1922 t6id}........... ss'.
u S. ReEistered IS 1875 (bid) ......... Joan
U. S. Registered Panama SIS. 1851 Odd. 80
U. s Liberty Loan W. Observation-Disclosures. o9Ss
II Steal s. 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. le4
Va.Brown Bros. Gus. CIV. Va taskedp !.
Nra Car Chemical Co LIST IS (bid) SO
Va.Car. Chemical Co. CIV. IS (bid)....... 80
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HusTlNGs TRUST DEEDS.

r. e. Hudson ct ux. to A. l.. Adam
son. trustee OF Virginia Building and
Loan Company. 33xl20 feet. known as
lot l3. block B. plan OF Burfoot's Addi-
ton. August 10. 1917. 800.
c. w PaSe ct us. to John H. Coke.
Jr... and G l. Page. trustees. 100x14S
feet. north line Fernclifte Road. 81 feet
east OF Thfrtieth Street, plan OF Wood
land Heights. August Is, 1917. 1920.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. August N.-Cotton goods
were quiet to-day and generally very arm: !
yarns. quiet and easy. Mems wear and
dress goods were quiet: silk, easier.
Jobbers report 4 quieter business,
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. August le-Beeves, no trad
Ing.
Calves. steady: Virginia veais. $500 Per
1W pounds
Sheep and lambs. nrm; lambs. $4,000 $I7.oa
HoEa- steady; prime State hogs. Sl7.75.
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA, August l6-Turpentine,
firm. s7.a; sales. $40 casks: receipts. aes
casks: shipments. casks: stock. 3.ls2 casks
Rosin. arm: sales. i.l23 barrels: receipts.
l.sss barrels; shipments. 800 barrels; stock.
So barrels. Quote: B. D. L. F. SIS; G,
$50 H. 53o3s.3s: I. s.3s: x. 54S: II, SIS;
n. $50 WG. ITO; WV. 725.
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HENRIco TRUST DEED.

J. A: Purdfe to c. L. Denoon. trustee.
lots 35 and 36, section c. Glen Echo
Park. August I. 1917. 1886
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.

c. l. Denoon. trustee, to ]. Randolph
Tucker, 24UXlS0.05 feet. south line
Grove Avenue, oa.22 feet east or Wood
lawn Avenue. AuhuSt 10. 1917, S2,y1S.25.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations..
CHICAGO GRAD xAnKEr.
tBy v. Z. CreUsna~ a. Coz
&C.

a beginning has been made in tho market
Ing of the 1917 growth OF save fresh
impetus to-day TO the downward swing of
corn values The close was heavy, II. to
Ia cent? net lower. at Lbs to Ll34 Decem-
steady at 500 September. the same as
iwepty-four hours before; oats were of II.
q u, 10 IA cents and provisions unchanged
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pETERSs1JRG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tRs ;p by RodSers. Plummer Co. ine3
farmers stock. $3.50 per bushei Nominal.
Virginia. farmers stock: Faney Jumbo. So
per pound: nominal. Extra prime, TIC per
pound: nominal. Prime &c per pound; NOM
inal.
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Cash grain: wheat-No. 2 red, nominal
No. red. 2ls92zo; No: hard 2.SQ2.ee
LAG 1877: No. yellow. l.s5; No. yellow
nominal.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

kins. acres land. bounded on north
by property of Walter Smith, on east
5y land Of c. N. Villemayne. on south
by land Of Andrew Williams, on west
by io-foot road. May 10. 1917: tax
Andrew J. Williams ct u1. to Emma
l. Thompkins. .57.4 yards by irregular
depth. containing S acres. Tuckahoe
MaEisterial District. July is. 1917: tax
wes,hampton Heights Company, Inc.
to George Fl: Taylor. lot 81. block s.
1917. $500. %
Mary f. Thomas ct ais. to George Fl
Taylor. twelve-foot road reserved in a
certain deed executed by said Mary e.
Thomas fBrock). on May 81, 1894, con-
,yeying to Thomas woodson. 10 acres
the 1o:foot road. July 9. 1917: tax 50
Abbey Realty Corporation to Emu J..
Gasser lot 4. block 81. Colonial Place.
j.. Ross Perkins ct ux to Marietta
K Parrish. undivided one-half interest
In l3 acres land north side Of Darby
town Road. about one-fourth OF a mile
So. $40.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

n. r. Richeson and F. l. Crutchneld.
trustees. to Warren c. Hobson. 33x125
feet, known as 1917 Paramount Avenue.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

NEW YORK. August is.-Raw sugar NOM
inal: butter. Arm: cheese. irregular. Spot
cof.ee. quiet: Rio Is. en: santos is 1917.
Short coverinS the strong situation In
hog products brouEh, ahou, up,urn OF
TO Is points In cotton oil early to-day but
most OF the. advance vas lost later under
realizing and local selling on the hesviness
In grains. declins In cotton and lack OF out
higher e. noin, ne, lower October sold
Sales. 1880 barrels. Prime crude. lS.i7
nominal The market closed hrm. Spot.
100 bid.
NEW YORK. August ls.--Actins on the
suggestion OF Herbert c. Hoover. the Food
Administrator. the New York Coffee and
sugar E.chans. announced to-day it had
suspended gil trading in sugar futures on
the exchange until further notice. Later.
however, Il was announced committee was
also appointed which hxed the following
prices for evening up outstanding contracts:
AUGUST, s2s: September, SIS; October. SOS:
4st; June, %ss and July. 4ss
IL was stated that II not compulsory
TO settle up contracts now. but ~ settlement
Is made II must be IN accordance with this
schedule No new contracts will be allowed.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
&c. r. CuTrie 6 Col
Air
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RAILROADS
SeabOar6 Air Line Acknowledgement

Trains leave daily: . A. M. Eorina ioSaI.
2 1nso ~ ssfD' ..s S.n.r s
Pe,er:Ssrs il i,1s1 F. 81 sOa;Ghss; isfs
sonviile. Tampa and Miami Trains arrix:
L:oo A. NJ. 7:62 A. n. $50 p. n. ,t'Ne
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho standaad :! K.ilrSad Of tho South.
TRA1ks t EEAVE S HUI 81 5ei 6A1Lr
For Florid1 and South: s:l5 A. II. aud
+. NJ. 400 ?. A.. t3:4s T: M
A. 81. goo Z; =: s;!s n; 80. ':s'
S;l5 A.. Ma s:o9 A: ~. ,s:ko A: M 400
7, M 400 z: sMs tsj46 F. NJ. $3.50 p. ID.
!, Fer Goidsboro and Fayetteville; $500
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A N
7;s5 A.. Nj S;1S A. NJ $40 A.. 81. I1:tS
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
nections not guaranteed
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CHESAPEAKE& OHIO RAILWAY

Sin.. Lou Vie a: MesL. .l:3u r.. ,lI.u. a,
Main Limo Local. $3.50 a. 1b.Is q.
j alnsS River Line, slV:v0 a. tb:is y
n. kcws, Nix, Old PIT, s9:Ou r. sI.oS y
Newport News, Local. $40 a. .s:SSS =.
Trains arrive IRON Nix. sll:4O a.. sB.In -
y: News. .S:t5 ~, 'S:o5 2. From %,sp;;.
;,a;so a., .a:+s. n;t Locals, $50 q: 1850 ..
:Daiiy. Except SUNDAY.
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and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comnanvv

supersedlng Scheuule or April Il. ia,5
Schedule Subject 20 Change Without
Trains leave Richmond b.s:so A. NJ. y
Az; ii; Up. sMsa z; Il. Il. s 5. A. 81 IL
=, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ
81: noon %; NJ: % 4. A. 70 a. n. iii 4. 81.
P. NJ, b5:so P. M. $40 p. N. :io PH.
Carries s,,, SSaEEasgs: 'Daily except Sun.
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Charles r. Murray ct ux. to S. W.
Robinson. Jr. trustee. IL 2-3x124 feet.
west line Thirty-second Street. 1871 a
1ret south OF southwest corner of
II. 1917, SAT-
g. r. Tompkins to I. II Drew trns-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
CHUnACK NOW IN JAIL
IMPROVING IN HEALTH
Two Richardton Slayers Fellow
Prisoners in County Bastile
Trial July 81

Dickinson, N. D., June 27.-Mike
Chumack was removed this week from
the hospital to the county Jail. He
has practically recovered from the eff
fects of his two efforts to commit sui
eide, and he seems to be in much
better condition mentally. He is being
carefully guarded to prevent another
attack on his life. Things are not
going so we'll with Adolph Lehman,
wealthy Richardton rancher, who &C.
cupies another cell in the county Jail.
All night long cell-mate says Leh-
man rolls and losses, moaning now
and again, 20 why did I do it? Why
did | do it," Lehman will be ar
raigned for the murder Of Adolph
Wetzstein July 81 the same date up
on which Chumack will be placed on
trial for the murder of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Caldwell and criminal assault
upon a girl employed in the Caldwell
home.
Mrs. Adolph Wetzstein, rivalry for
whose affections resulted in the kill
ing of her husband by Lehman, is
keeping in the background. She is a
grandmother, it is said old enough
| to be the mother Of either one of her
admirers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
ANAMOOSE 70 INVEST
$4,000 IN WATER AND
: SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Improvement Expected to Make
Village One of Best in North
western North Dakota

Anamoose, N. D., June 27.-At a
meeting Of the board of trustees held
Monday evening, bids for the water
works and sewerage were received
and contract awarded to the Akin Con-
struction company of Fargo. The con-
sideration in the contract for both
water works and sewerage in round
figures is about $4,000. The work is
to be commenced Immediately and
the job to be completed by December
/, 1917.
With the installation Of this COM
plete sewerage and water works sys-
tenn Anamoose will be a strictly mod
ern and up to date town. 1t now has
one of the best white ways in the
state, we'll graded and graveled
streets and with the construction this
year of nearly one mile of sidewalk
Anamoose will rank as one OF the
best improved, cleanest and most
prosperous towns in the northwest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
DOES HOMES1EADER LOSE
RIGHTS WITH HIS SANITY?
Interesting Question to Be De-
cided in Action Begun at
Dickinson

Dickinson, N. d., June 27.-The
question of whether a homesteader,
through insanity and consequent in
ability to complete his proving up pro-
cess, shall forfeit rights to a claim
upon which he has legally filed are to
be decided in short time in the case
of Roccus Diebert, a former resident
of Dickinson, who in 1910 filed on a
Dunn county claim and in 1911 was
adjudged insane, his insanity believed
due to the solitary life which he was
forced to lead in his homesteader's
shack, and committed to the state
hospital for the insane at Jamestown.
Some time after Deibert was placed
under restraint, his entry was contest
ed by another, who filed on the claim
after securing cancellation of Del
bert'S rights ,f..,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
FRIENDS Of MAN
UNDER SENTENCE
SEEK NEW \ | Y TRIAL
Claimed That Nikolaus Wensel
May Not Be Guilty of Helm
Gus Crime Charged

Dickinson, N. D., June 27.-Friends
of Nikolaus Wensel, prosperous Stark
county farmer, arraigned before Judge
Crawford last week on charge or
unnatural conduct toward l2-year-
old daughter, convicted on his own
plea and sentenced to from four to -
years Imprisonment in the state pen
itentiarv, believe that Wensel is be-
ing made the victim of a plot. Through
their intercession, Wensel has not yet
been taken to Bismarck to begin his
long sentence, but remains prisoner
in the county Jail here. His attorney
Senator NJ. l.. Mcbride, has MADE
motion for new trial, and II this IS
denied has announced his intention
of carrying the case'to the supreme
court.
There has been trouble between
Wensel and his wife for years, TRENDS
claim. She has made several efforts
to obtain divorce, they state, ana
only recently advised neighDors she
was determined to leave him, me
daughter, who is the complaining Wit
ness, is only - years old, and the
crimes which she alleges have been
going. on since she was seven, she
declares. A medical examination,
however, is claimed to have revealed
no seyidence that she ever was at
tackled
Wensel is a thrifty farmer. He has
45O acres in crop this year, and his
neighbors, some 20 of whom have ap-
peared to plead in his behalf. regard
him a prosperous, worthy citizen. 1t
is claimed that Wensel, through MS
inability to understand English, and
through the confusion incident to his
sudden arrest, did not realize the seri-
BUSINESS of the charge to which ne
pleaded guilty before Judge Crawford,
and his friends believe an injustice
will have been done if he is COM
mitted to prison without a further
hearing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
Billings County Too
Healthy to HAZE M. d.;
Exemption Board Hit

Medora, N. d. June 27.-Be'
cause Billings county, OF which
Medora is the seat, has always
been ridicuIousIy healthy, it
never has been able to support
a doctor. Therefore, when Gov
ernor Frazier recently appointed
the county physician on his coun-
ty exemption board it left that
body one member shy, for there
is no such animal in Billings as
a county physician. This fact
was brought to the governors at
tention yesterday, and he correct
ed the oversight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
TOBACCO HABIT
EASILY OVERCOME

A New Yorker, Of wide experience,
has written a book telling how the
tobacco or snuff habit may be easily
and quickly banished with delightful
benefit. The author, Edward J.
Woods, 1923 M. Station e, New York
City, will mail his book free on re-
quest
The health improves wonderfully af-
ter tobacco craving is conquered.
Calmness, tranquil sleep, clear eyes,
normal appetite, good digestion, man
ly vigor, strong memory and gen
eral gain in efficiency are among the
many benefits reported. Get rid of
that nervous, irritable feeling; no
more need of pipe, cigar, cigarette,
snuff or chewing tobacco to Pacify
morbid desire. It
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
7, w, w. AGITATION FELT
IN STRIKE AT JIMTOWN

jamestown, n. D. June H.-The
first effects Of !. w. w. agitation was
felt in this vicinity Monday afternoon
when 10 concrete men employed by
Contractor Curran at the North Da'
kota state hospital, having charge OF
construction work on several new
buildings there, struck for higher
wages. The men were receiving $3
per day and demanded $3.50. They
we're discharged Immediately, and to-
day police officials aver that they
have all left town. The entire strike
was a peaceful affair, according to
officials at the state hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
DICKINSON PREPARES
TO ENTERTAIN LEGAL
LIGHTS OF THE STATE

Dickinson, N. D., June 27.-Prepa-
rations are being made for the annual
meeting Of the North Dakota, Bar as.
ISOLATION to be held here August Ii
and II. Dickinson was voted the
meeting at session of the executive
committee: R. M. Pollock, president,
Fargo; f. T. Cuthbert, Devils Lake,
vice president; Oscar J. Seller, James
town, secretary, held in the Gate City.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
MINOT MAN GETS CONTRACT
Iakota, n. D., June 26.-D. A. Denny
of MinOt has been awarded the con-
tract for ,Lakota's new $4,000 hotel.
BAD STOMACHS-
THE PENALTY

Stomach sufferers should take warm
ing. Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers
Of the Stomach and Intestines. Auto
1ntoxication, Yellow Jaundice, Appen-
dicitis and other dangerous ailments,
are some Of the penalties, Most Stom-
ach, Liver and Intestinal Troubles are
quickly overcome with Mayr's Won
derful Remedy. This favorite pre-
scription has restored millions of peo-
pie. Let one dose oi Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy prove today that it will
help you. For sale by Lenhart Drug
company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
Pembin0 Germans
Three Boys to SerDe
adopted F0fherland

:. !: ): :. :. :. :. : :. + :. :. :. :. :. :
:: Pembina, y. d., June 27.-Fred ::
= Radke, an old-country German ::
:. pioneer of Pembina county dares :
:: anyone challenge his Americana =
:: ism. Mr.. Radke has three sons =
:. in the service of Uncle Sam, one :
: in Co. C, North Dakota national =
:. guard, one in the commissary de- =
:. partment and one in the medical =
:. corps. =
a a . o. a a a A - =. a =. A. a. A =.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
FARMERS COMPANY
Declares 100 Per Cent Dividend
and Has Big Surplus

Medina, N. D., June 27.--After de-
claring a hundred per cent dividend
to stockholders, the Farmers Elevator
com pany of Medina at it's annual meet
ing retired $1,000 in profits to it's sur
plus fund Officers elected for the
ensuing year are: John Heupel, pres
ident; Ole Anderson, vice president;
J. w. Nelson, secretary; Henry Gross,
treasurer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
PIONEER IS DEAD
Uncle Ed Lunn, Old-Time Mail
Carrier, Summoned

Napoleon, N. D., June 27.-"Uncle
Ed IMnn, Mcintosh pioneer, who
drove the stage and carried the mail
from Ashley to Glendale long before
the 500 line was built, and who home
steaded part of the Iand on which
Wishek now is builded, is dead at
the national soldiers home in Mil
waukee Lunn served as deputy
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
Beach Dead Man Came
To Life and Continues
His HomeUard journey

Beach. n. D., June 27.-Hastening
to point five miles northeast OF
town in search of dead man, citi-
zens found Peter Koch lying uncon-
scious by the roadside, as result
of injuries sustained when his team
bolted, throwing him from the way
on. Koch was revived, his team cap
tured, and he resumed his homeWard
Journey, little the worse for wear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-27
FIRST CRIMINAL CASE
ON TRIAL AT JIMTOWN

jamestown, N. D., June 27.-The
first criminal case for the June term
of district court went on trial here
today, being that Of the state VS..
Oliver Tamsett, charged with embez-
element. The state VS.. Jacob FetZer
of Medina will be the next criminal
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Granville Man Killed
In Auto Smash While
Returning From Visit

Granville n. D., June 27.-En route
to his home at Barrett, Mimi, after
a visit with friends here, Andrew
Under, former well known Gran
Vile resident, lost his life in an auto
accident at Cathay
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NEWS of NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST
Held on Canadian
Border as Stacker
Escaping Drafting
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:: Granville, n. D., June IT,
): Returning from visit in Can
). ada, Aaron Sweeney was de-
:. tanned three days on the bor-
:. der before he could convince
). dominion officials that he was
!: not a Canadian seeking TO
!: avoid cOnscriptiOn.
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sheriff of Mcintosh in it's early days.
was justice of the peace for several
decades, and one of the best known
citizens of the southern part of the
state.
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case taken up, Fetzer being charged
with rape in the second degree. The
complaining witness is Maggy Meyer
OF near Medina.