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The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

BANKER BEALs, of Kansas City, has
received an anonymous letter threat
sning him with dynamite if he aids in
tho prosecution Of the persons arrest
Cd for the abduction of his son. The
life Of . millionaire is not always q
happy one, yet many of us would
like to assume a few risks and annoy
ances for the sake of the comfort
sandMiched in between.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

Ir takes q Delaware farmer to over
lap Edison's best efforts One of these
bucolic geniuses now claims that he is
able to preserve watermelons for win
ter use by coating the rind thickly
with varnish.- He evidently wants to
be the colored man 9 candidate for the
Presidency.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

An extensive find Of rich deposits Of.
aluminium was made last week in the
San Mateo Mountains, about 40 miles
west Of Albuquerque. Three miners
brought TO the latter place samples Of
= material they had found and with
the nature Of which they were not 40
quAintsd. Il was assayed in Denver,
and found to contain 25 per cent. of
aluminium. The mon say tho metal
EXISTS il great abundance.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
These Were Confined.

WASHINGTON, Deo 22.-Oonfirma-
tions: Stephen B. Elkins, secretary Of
war; Enos Q. Nebrecker, Of Indiana,
United States treasurer; all of the mil.
itary nominations, 262 in number, re.
oeived up to the present date were also
confirmed. The judicial nominations
were not considered, as they have
not received action by the committee
on Judiciary. Postmasters: North Da.
kota-J. O. Thompson, Dickinson; p.
J. Peterson, Valley City. South Ds-
kota-W. O. Nisbett. Dell Rapids; w.
81. Skinner, Brookings; O. B. Malkhen.
Elk Point; O. w. Hitchcock, Custer. =
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
They Want an Organ.

LAR1MoRE, N. D., Dec. % -[Special]
The State Farmers Alliance has dis.
sembled, and the secret session has closed
An Alliance paper will be established
in the state. The entire assembly was
in favor of building elevators at West
Superior or Duluth for the purpose Of
storing Alliance grain and selling when
prices are high. Delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the National Alliance
meeting at Cincinnati, O. The work
to be accomplished by the order was
laid out and the manner of procedure
discussed.
ANOTHER REPORT. r.
LAR1MoRE, N. D., Dec. 23.-The State
Farmers Alliance meeting was continued
this morning with President Shortridge
in the chair. Reports were received
from all parts of the state favorable to
the growth of the order. Arrangements
were completed and stock subscribed
for the establishment of strictly farm.
ers alliance paper, to be conducted and
printed by the farmers alliance men.
The alliance was unanimously in favor
of the erection of q elevator at Duluth
or West Superior for the purpose of
storing their grain, then studying the
markets of the world and selling it at the
top notch. r. J. Hall, ex president of
the Minnesota farmers alliance. made q
very able address on national union as
adopted by the United States alliance.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
HIGH APPRECIATION.

hpays make honest pure goods Take the Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder purity
excellence for the pas forty years only
Pure Cream Tartar Powder obtained spent
his whole life perfecng and the distinction being only
physician that has devoted his time entirely pg
Of human food his reputation synony
nous with pure food preparations throughout land
Here are the Endorsements Of the United Cooks and the Pastry
Cooks Association Of the United States What higher praise
officers whose signatures given given
dignity and character their profession Of these associ
lions are ne chefs and cooks OF the leading hotels restaurants
and private families certainly higher could 81
found for article daily practical culinary art like that
Of baking powder. Here is what they say:
mis- Is TO Certify That the Cooks Of this Associa.
pon and its members have used DR. Prices Cream Baking
f0"dsa M ana % reeommend its use IN preference all others
equal i IS free from ammonia Lime Or alum The most
perfect Baking Powder made - - ,>-'''
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

A sH1PLoAD of flour, or about 60,
600 barrels, will be sent by the mer-
chant mil)ers of America to the poor
Of Russia. This is the kind of practi-
cal charity that counts more than
long-winded and verbose addresses
and resolutions OF sympathy.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

In Philadelphia it is proposed to
make a change in the dress OF walters
at social functions, SO that absurd
mistakes will no longer occur. The
peculiarly solemn austerity of the
Philadelphia countenance makes it
easier there than anywhere else for
. guest to look like butler.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
Land For state Institutions.

B1sMARoK, N. r., Dec. 23.-[Special]
AT meeting Of the board of univer-
sity and school lands today the report
of Field Agent J. B. Power was pre-
sented and acted upon. Nearly all the
lands selected SO far are in the Grand
Forks and Fargo Land districts with a
small amount in Devils Lake. The
choice of land for the thirteen different
state institutions was made by ballots
containing the numbers of the institu-
tions being placed in box and drawn
therefrom. The total amount selected
is 211, ,4S5 at $16 an acre.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

THE sorrow which the Viceroy Of
Nanking expresses for the recent out
breaks against foreign missions would
be more likely to help the Chinese
Government in foreign estimation if it
were accompanied by some evidence
Of effort to find: and punish the guilty
ones.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
BOttine0u ioneeF
1on ". BEssErr. 1d..oe 1 Pub,isA.
BorTINEAU. NORTH DAKOTA.
An insane barber in Indianapolis
lathered customer with coal oil and
tried to shave him with scissors.

ELLA WHEELER Wncox has written
= syndicate letter on the question: "Is
the Modern Girl Virtuous2" Ella
should supplement this with another
article on the question; SIS the Mod
ern Poetess of Passion Sane2"
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

A CERTAIN train running daily be-
twssn Chicago and Dwight has been
christened "the jag train," the num-
bsr Of people travelling by it to DR..
Kseley's Institute for the treatm emit
Of dipsomania.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
. 80
Grand Forks News.

GRAND Forks, N. D., Dec 23.-The
announcement OF the death of Attorney
Vincent s.. Stone, of Fargo, was re-
ceived in Grand Forks with sadness and
sorrow. Many regrets were expressed
among the members of the bar in this
city. E# q
Owing to the illness Of Judge Thomas
at Fargo, an order was issued adjourn
ing the United States district court and
the discharge Of the grand jury. Clerk
Montgomery and Marshal Price packed
their grips and left for Fargo.
The leading event in the history Of
the society of Grsndl Forks will be the
opening ball OF the Pioneer Club, which
will OCCUR this evening.
Friends of Conductor Miller Of the
Great Northern Railroad, hearing Of his
promotion to an important position
which will call him to other fields, as q
token of the high esteem in which he is
held, assembled to the numbsr Of fifteen
or twenty at the Office of Mayor i. B.
Richardson and in Q few we'll chosen re-
marks by Attorney A. j. OKeefe pre-
sented him with handsome goldheaded
cane with appropriate inscril ltion Al 4
though greatly surprised Mr.. Miller
made an excellent speech OF acceptance.
MI. Miller will leave in q few days for
Sand Point, Idaho
Sheriff Fadden and Deputy O 'Connor3
went to Marvel at midnight on Monday
and upon their arrival made raid upon
. blind pig" kept BY Nels johnson, in
whose saloon they found about q dozen
men under the influence of intoxicants.
Fred Sole. the bartender. was arrested
and brought to the city where his pre-
iminary trial was had before Justice
Quits, who held him in the snm OF $500
TO the next term Of the district court.
johnson the proprietor, is still at large,
having made his escape.
. An excursion party left Minto on
Monday evening IN special car Of the
Great Northern for q trip to their old
eastern homes, BEFORE leaving the
Mimic Roller Mills, Messrs. McPhersen
y Fuller, presented each excursio
with miniature sack 81 No. hard
wheat. labeled the best ii the world.
The excursionists were bound for Can.
ada. cash TO bring back Ave families.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

PATTI says that her diamonds have
been greatly overestimated in value
and that she has only modest $780,
600 stock to potter along with. She
II to be sympathized with, as is any
woman who has nothing to wear.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

SOME small potato members Of the
Canadian parliament intend to press
an act prohibiting American laborers
from crossing the line to work for the
day in Canada. Itwould not cut any
figure If passed.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

JOE HOWARD utters fierce phillip
pic against "a woman who stenches
herself with Perfume" and adds the
hysterical inquiry: "Oh, oh, is there
anything worse than that awful odor"
Yes; the Glove ON whisky-drinking
mans breath.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

came into court They had agreed 70
disagree and desired to be discharged.
The court asked each juryman Il he be-
lieved they could ever agree and each
man said mo. = Foreman Fohlor then
asked leave to make q statement TO the
court. He raid: I'VE came nearer q
verdict yesterday than We ever will
again. Those conditions in that paper
we handed the. court yesterday were
dictated to the jury by one persoa.
There is no reason in that one
person. He wants to talk to us All
we have done is to sit down. It ia
not worth while for us to put in any
more time on the case.'' 81.
The judge then reoharged the jury al
to their oath and they returned to try
once more to agree on verdict
At4 o'clock they came in again and
rendered the following verdict:
1--WE, the jury, find the defendant
guilty and we are unanimous in ear.
nestly urging and requesting the elem
ency Of the court in his behalf even to
the extent that sentence be suspended. -
The Judge gave notice that he would
pass sentence next Saturday al
Q O'Clock p. m. The defendant haa
temporarily accepted the verdict, but il
is rumored that an effort for new. trial
will be made. However, it is generally
conceded tonight that the case is prac.
tically decided. y
THE VERDICT CAUSES ExcITEMENT.
BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 23.-[Special
There is considerable excitement in
this city tonight over the Healy YER
dict. Mr.. Hea]y is out on bonds. and il
credited with making some ugly charges
and threats. However, when the ex-
oitement subsidies it will probably be
found to have been magnified. There
is talk of a demonstration on the part Of
Healy's friends tomorrow. night, but the
jury has brought in it's verdict, and the
court has never yet failed to do it's duty
fair and impartially. ...-
49,. ANOTHER GUILTY ONE.
BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 23.-[Speoial.
The defense put in no testimony in
the Swenson liquor case. When the
state rested last night the case was
made. The attorneys addressed the jury
briefly. and after the judges charge
they retired. At $50 this afternoon
they came in and rendered verdict OF
guilty. Sentence will be passed next
Saturday at o'clock p. m.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

r. ths newspapers Of the United
States represent public opinion. and
It is generally conceded that they do,
the work OF rebuilding the navy will
continue uninterruptedly for some
years to come. They are practically
unanimous in tho opinion that what
tho country needs is strongcompac
and efficient feet. ~ rs
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
NORTH DAKOTA.
The News From Over the State Con-
densed and Made Interest
ing by Towns.
sTEELE COUNTY,,

Sherbrooke: Hon. w. j. Skinner
will soon 60 to Wisconsin and Illinois,
where he will visit friends and relatives.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

Ar tho present time it would be ex-
eeedingly unsafe for any adventurous
man to 60 to the relief of Emin
Pasha. He is trotting around equa-
torial Africa at the of 5000 we'll
armed troops, and the size of his
army indicates that he loesn't pro-
pose to be "relieved" prematurely
next time.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

Mr.. NYE is now in a position to
sympatize with his late partner, Mr..
Riley, who fell from grace. A fall from
grace is sometimes every bit as pain
full as q fall from the back door of q
Mississippi theater.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
Field IL Declared q Lunatic.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Dec e3.-The
case of e. M. Field was before Com.
missioner in Lunacy Robertson today
and after the testimony of q number Of
witnesses had been heard the jury re-
turned verdict declaring Edward W.
Field q lunatic and not responsible for
his actions. Field was not present.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
LsMOURE COUNTY.

LaMOURE COUNTY.
Edgeley: l.. i. Rodman and family
have gone to Michigan.
LaMoure: Miss Luella Gordon will
attend school in Fargo. L. O. O. F.
LaMoure Lodge No. 20 elected the fol
lowing officers: F. NJ. Junod, N. G.
r. M. Clayton, V. g.; 81. G. Anderson,
treasurer; r. w. Campield, trustee; O.
D. Wood, secretary.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

Demanded $4,000 But Got ''Pincbed.''
V1NroN, Ia, Dec. s1.-A crazy crank
of this place named Dan Bates de-
manded $4,000 from O. q. Griffin, a
wealthy physician, on the threat of TAX
ing his life. He appointed the post
office as the place of meeting. The
doctor notified the authorities and the
sheriff arrested Gates when he appeared
at the postofice. He has been taken to
the insane asylum at Independence.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

spring. The transient help have about
all returned east and the farmers are
clubbing together and helping each
other. Hauling grain TO the machines
on sleds is novel wav in threshing.
The members OF the Episcopal Church
presented Miss Gertrude Kemp with
line gold watch and chain.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
WARD COUNTY,

Minot: Ernest A. Newbern, aged 81.
died last week. Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Mckinley, daughter. :.
Miss Nettie Decker has returned to her
home in Baldwin, Wis. r,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
Fisht Arranged for mitchell and corbet,

NEW YoRK, Dec. "a. After q vast
amount Of talk Charlie Mitchell, Of
England. and James j. Corbett, Of Cali
forniA signed articles Of agreement to
meet ii q six round contest Ii Madison
Square Garden within seven weeks from
today. The men met ii the office Of q
sporting paper this afternoon. Oorbett
opened the negotiations. The men
soon found that q finish fight was ont Of
the question, as Mitchell stuck to the
London prize ring rules It wss then
agreed that there should be q scientific
contest for points With ordinary sized
gloves. There will be no stAke1
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09

zka9 Il Il 9.
Isaac Else, a fireman on Oreas
Northern engine. while asleep 10 me
cab, was attacked by 9 brakeman. Wno.
gave the fireman 9 severe rap on me,
head.
United States troops Monday had 9
skirmish with Garza's band Of Danditei
near Brownsville, Tex. a number ol
the bandits have been buried BY their
friends. .as N II.
The experimental beet sugar farm az
Mitchell, 8: u. conducted by the Com
mercial club thisseason was 80 euGcess-
full that larger farm WILL pc conducsed
next year
Judge Hanford, Of Seattle. has de-
! cided that Chinese MERCHANTS who have
been engaged In business ln this coun-
try, can 90 ont OF the country ana then,
return without being placed under ar- art
rest. Sd . ss
Land Oommiesioner Carter. has
written Hon. WV. Barrett, of Norm
Dakota. stating that s, as soon 1 tne
weather permits ne WILL send an agens
to the Turtle Mountains 20 seiecs land
for forest reserve. ~,
The Russian reserves have received
instructions which are not % ne opened.
until 3 certain slgnal is gwen .Egn1s
headquarters Inc greatest acuvisy
prevails in all the. Russian Jas armament all'
works and dockyards.
J.. N. e.. Weetover, county commissioner
of Hughes County, 3. d. ls ~ corre.l
spondence with parties ~ nortnern
Wisconsin who wish TO secure ciaims u
Hughes County and Will emigrase W W
that point IN early spr1n9'
Efforts are being made to se3ure 81
pardon for James 8. Durgan, who is in
the Pennsylvania states prison. Dur
gan was cashier OF the BANK or Amefaca
and made false statement as 20 tlc.
condition OF that lnstltnuon. s
g. M, Switzer, printer, who has
been on trial at Aberdeen for the past
week for larceny, has beeu discharged
from custody, the jury claiming that he
was not responsible for ms acts. 6Wlt-
zer is conErmed oplumeater.
Messrs. Hagerty and Paulhamns, late
of Hagerty & Co., bankers, pleaded NOT
guilty to the charge Of embezzlement
and receiving deposits when they Maew.
the bank was insolvenE They will be-.
tried the first of the coming week.
JohnP. Richardson, resident Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, and one Of the
richest men in the South, his wealth be-
inc estimated at $2. OOO, 600. as well CO,
perhaps, the greatest planter in the
United States, is dead, the victim Of
cigarettes. Nlsa,s -
The crad;tora of tba Chicago branoh /.
o.s y Wh;ta 4 ~ NJ hsva c1.mnrnmisad
the;r ola;ms - w;th the Ann andat and atha snit
sos tue - .aoa;vor S T has ~ han d;aro;ssaa nv Nv
aoreament 0a MANI II ia md nndarstond that the
sstt1e,nent. MO, ,o.da at f;ftv cants ants On on
tHs'' tba 5nl,ar " >0 -' o - -
VIZ ~. ao n
Ihomas =. Herrlneton. I9nanc. on
board the hock .. Island tram. wnen near.
ing hsneas ClIy. got 9nfuly; and W1en
IRAN MASTER bar ana por1er Glea g
PUT nim on !ne % Man inser,1ang!on ne
Piungeo kn,Ie lnto bialr 8 ielt lee' N
hlotlng bad wounc.
At Syracuse. N. T., Bupervisor
Thomas J. Weloh has been fined $50
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
CAVALIER COUNTY,

Langdon: Hon. John Bidlake has
gone to st. Paul where he will receive
treatment for an affliction of the right
leg. The bone is diseased. Rev. F.
NJ. Wood, Of Fargo. occupied the pull.
pit in the Presbyterian Church last bun.
day. He spoke to large congregation.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
RICHLAND COUNTY.

Wahpeton: The Globe states that the
population of Riohland County is 10, 751.
Paramount: The Journal says: We
are informed that q very liberal offer
has been made by the 500 road in the
matter of having mill here. They of
fer to give block of land near where
the 500 crosses the Milwaukee road.
Fairmount needs mill. Let some one
take the matter in hand and see that
our village is provided with mill.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
NELSON COUNTY.

Lakota: Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Barrett. last Friday evening, celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary. They
were the recipients Of many handsome
and useful presents.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
GRIGGS COUNTY.

Courier heads the marriage notices,
"Fatal Accidents. Five couples were
Joined last week. . il. Fred Sinclair has
gone to Canada to spend the winter.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
THE NORTH " EST.
A Summary Of Important Events
of the Week in the North
western States.
wind. Rain and Hail.

DEs Mo1NEs, H., Dec. 21.-Central
Iowa was visited tonight by q severe
storm of wind, rain and hail. ~.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
BURLEIGH COUNTY.

Bismarck: John Howan has received
the sad news of the death of his sister at
Cleveland, o. Mrs r. NJ Hardman,
who is visiting near Detroit, Mich, in
q letter to her husband, Rev. Hardman
II will start for home on the 21st Give
me Dakota with all her faults, rather
than this country. do not like it here;
the people are too slow. Miss Belle
Brundage was married to Hon. Edward
F. Kennedy, of Ohio, on Tuesday even
ing.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
Pretty Girls Cann.t BE Spared.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Ida Rutzen, q
pretty l7-year.old daughter of afarmer
at Libertyville. north of this city, was
fatally shot this morning by Tom Daw.
son, who Immediately killed himself.
Dawson was deserter from the army,
and was employed by the girls father,
as farm hand.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
WELLS COUNTY.

Skyeston: Henry Carroll has gone to
Oshkosh. i. The Gazette says the post
masters of the county held meeting
some time during the week to take ac'
tion to secure an increase in their com.
pensation.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
A Minnewaukan Lady Is In Luck.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 21.-There
is a fortune in Norway for Adam Olson.
Of st. Paul, and Miss Flora Olson, Of
Minnewaukan, N. D., both formerly Of
Eau Claire and son and daughter re-
spectively, of John Olson, tailor OF
Eau Claire, deceased. Their grand !
father, q retired sea captain, died at
Thromso, Norway, and left about $780,.
600. 4..- ...
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
MoOUTOSH COUNTY.

Ashley: Ed. Fl. Shank and family
have gone to Lansing, Mich, where they
expect to reside in the future. /. Miss
Evaline Godfrey will spend the winter
in Lowell, Mass.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
MORTON COUNTY.

Mandan: Last Saturday there was q
case in justice court in which the prin.
cipals were Messrs. Anderson and Mel
son. States Attorney Voss was one of
the attorneys and James Campbell the
other While the trial was in progress
The attorneys attempted to settle Q
difference of their own, and Campbell
threw Voss through plate glass window
which cost $65. Both attorneys were
fined $40 for contempt
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
DIOKEY COUNTY.

U1Oh61 UUUNI1s
Oakes: Miss Bessie Chamberlain has
returned home. Efforts will be made
to have some one establish brick yard
here.
Ellendale: A. 81. McMasters and
wife will visit relatives and friends at
Baysville, Ont, this winter. Fred
Kenworthy brought back from the coast
fine specimen Of the devil fish or CO.
topus, which is now on exhibition at
the Holbrook.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
SARGENT COUNTY.

Forman: Only three postmasters met
to discuss the raise in salaries. :. Il. A.
Barney is in New York.
Minor: A -four mill is being built
here. The Northern Pacific depot
caught fire Sunday, but it was extin.
guished before much damage was done.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
OAsS COUNTY,

Buffalo: Miss Nellie WaldTOH mas
gone to st. Paul, where she will remain
this winter. DR.. and Mrs. Ives will
spend the winter in New York state.
Wheatland: Jerome Parks and Miss
Mabel Jewell of Page, we're married
Tuesday evening. :. The I. 0. O. F.,
gave q reception and ball on Thursday
evening, which was brilliant affair.
Casselton: The Reporter came out
this week dressed in holiday ottire.... :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Russell have de-
parted for Vancouver. Wash. The
Birthday Club, celebrated e. g. Guth-
rie's birthday Wednesday evening, all
members being present. An enjoyable
time was had, and handsomely bound
set of the works of Charles Dickens was
left as reminder of the event. The
marriage OF Miss Grace McSwain to r.
A. Corse. of Mapleton. will take place
at the McSwa residence in this city,
Jan. 1, 1899. ;. The Republican has
phans cf James T. Flett, the man MUIR
dered by Remington.
Fargo: The Fouum, the new - and
- paper under the management Of
Messrs. Edwards 8 Plumley, will issue
its first weekly edition on Christmas day
with an entire new dress, printed on
their new press, the largest in the state.
-. Rev. Father Bernier. the French
Catholic priest, Of Wild Rice, died last
week. He was the first resident priest
in Fargo !. ;. !. The North Dakota Millers'
Association, during its session in this
city last week, passed o resolution to
contribute 90, 00c pounds of flour to the
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
IHEALY Is GUIITT.

The Bismarck Gentlsnan Convicted II
Bribery, 90 Say Twelve Jar,1 1zen.
# BIsMARcK N. d. Dec 2s Tspe.
oial, IA anderson Healy has been found
guilty ct bribing on election day. At
.8:15 o'clock this aftetnoon ths iury
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-01-09
aRANp lQRKs COUNTY,

8 Gilby: E. i. Rea, agent for the
Northern Pacific. will soon resign his
position and ca 10 the Pacific coast on
acocuntsof his wife's health. George
Douglas and Addy Willoughby have
gone 10 Canada 10 spend the winter.
Laxinscee: The Pioneer. Express says:
The WHEAT In shocks from Larimore
west beyond Devils Lake. is surprising.
ZIG looks aa IL one fourth Of the grain u.
YET Mnthreshed III localities. AL along
the line horse powers and steam thresh-
a9s are u busy .at work % III October,
and many will probably thrssh until