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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-14
TWO MORE TOWNS.
Bmrropett and Granite Lake d..
.t.nvesl-Ea n,lllc. Allussn,r

Bmrropett and Granite Lake d..
stroycd-Fan,iIlc.N NlA.Inx.
Cumberland. Wis. Sept. 3..-Bar-
ronett, with 500 population, eight miles
north Of this city. an.l Granite Lake. n
small town four miles north Of here.
were both completely wiped out OF
existence by fire. The people barely
escaped with their lives aRl have been
brought to this city. -Four families are
still missing and II IL Thought They may
have perishel In tho flames. Great
excitement prevails here tonight. Fifty
milliaa,s Of feet of lumber We're burned
at HGrloEett, and 5.O0l.OOO feet at
Granite Lake. itiilroad bridges are
row on fire. and the track ut Barronctt
Ia warped entirely out OF shape.
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PoKnGAMA COME
Many Lives Lost and Many Peopl.
Nsslnn.

Many Lives Lost AMI Many People
III. Assl.s.
Mora, MIMI, sept. 4.-Yesterday af-
tcrno6n several OF the surviving families
living at POkegoma Station, seven
miles west Of Ilinckley, were brought
In by hand cars to Mora and the bal
ance will be brought in to-day. Sew
crs.l dead bodies were found by the
rescuing party, ind twenty-five are
missing, with very little chance Of
their being found safe. The following
Is a list Of the dead: Fred AIolander,
wife and two children. Charles Olson
and Miss Nora Olson.
These are missing: Thomas Ray.
nlOnd, wife and three children, Charles
Anderson, wife and three children.
Oscar Larson: and his sister, David
Goodsell, Charles Whitney, Mr.. Barnes
and ]. Brennan.
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FIRES DYING OUT.

Welcome Rain Falling and Worst
Believed to he Over.
Duluth, Sept. AT 7:3O this morn.
Ing the relief train which left here mt
4:15 p. IN. yesterday OH the Duluth
road returned with about $50 rcfll-
gees, who trampel It across the coun-
try from Sandstone. Later a train
left here consisting of three coaches, q
baggage car and two air brake box
cars with II large amount of provis-
ions for settlers in the vicinity of Rut-
ledge The cheering news has arrived
from Rutledge, which Is as far as the
wire works, that rain Is falling. ALI
the stations between here and Rut-
ledge report the fires dying out. and
that no further trouble need be feared,
provided a strong ayind does not come
up.
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He wn.,. ID, r., :, ..,...

New York. Special.-Arthur Lorink
Mackayc. a son of tie late Steele
Mackayc, theatrical inalla:srr ana play.
wright. las brought ;m acliOn In the
superior court to recover $4,000 dam.
ages from his former friend, Paul
l.atZke, for the alleged alienation Of;
lne affcctiuns of his wifr. Flor, LouIsa
Nlackayc. L;ttZke was arrested to-day
upon an order issuei by Judge Nc.
Adam. of the superior cel,rt. at tl,a
instance of Charles, Hatte. Tnfs w|hs
liked ut S2.tNU. This WIS furnlshesi
anu lAltalse was released. This = ti,e:
seca,M wife of Mackaye, who Is un(3ers
thirty years. His first wife was Mau1is
Miller, the only daughter of JoadulIi 4
Miller, the poet Of tho Sierrias.'' 81;
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pEsNED IN BY FLAMES.
A Traia Load Of Passengers I'm
Fearful Peril.


Fearful Peril.
st. Paul, Sept. 3.-The experiences
of the crew and passengers of the ST.
Paul @ Duluth limited train which was
caught and destroyed near Hincklcy,
were thrilling and horrible. such
sights as were Witnessed there were
never befor surpassed in horror, and
The st0utest hearts quailed In the face
of the awful situation which confronted
the 200 souls ON board the Inflated
train. Fire In front Of them, fire on
all sides Of them, cracked and roarcd
and rushed along with iendish eager
ness, sweeping everything before 1t,
while vast volumes Of heavy smoke
slut out tllc light of heaven md total
da:kn.~s rcigned. Men WHO were
there shutlder and grow pale when they
speak Of It. They saw strong men 20
mad and leap from the train in their
delirium into the fiery furnace outside,
and they heard their last Wild shrek
of agony ere the flames had stilled
their cries. In the coaches were many
women md children. who slrieked
and cried and piteously begged God to
spare their lives. The little ones clurg
wildly to tlelr mothers. and their moth
err on tli1Ir knees prayed for deliver
ance from the fame.
The meWbers- -of the train crew vent
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be Of all grades from rough lumber 10
sash md doors A general cOntribu.
tiOn will be recommended In oil the
churches next Sunday. No particular
effort to force large subscription. hut
the generosity Of the people will be
allowed to show itself In natural chm
nels. There, Ii a strong suspicion that
among those who have been In Hinck-
Icy ostensibly for relief purposes there
hive been lawlcss few who have
played the part of ghoul and vandals.
Aiany of the bodies had money and
valmbles on them, and In some cases,
wll0se number can only be contect.
ured, from two or three which nrc
known, they were stolen. One body
was found In which the trousers were
tutnct and the pockets had been turned
inside out. 5F so
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&6era thia n10fDSn6e In I, snara az 4 nj.
Stlet mere tran four or fiye, ncros were
q Lnted owe. one hundresd sand thirty
corpeea Thafa were many fn,n,lies n
nye. n and acve,, ara there fhar law
the man aerernlIy little m advanc;..
the mother isnrrt und,etl nv har iitti,.
ones cut On ~ the most ,hn,rih,e a.
deaths. Ss, -5 = 81 -. -
Nca,av NIL! t,,a. t,.,,a. ,,,..,., n,,a.
ltha m. hovire ln.rai CO., "r.e ,,s..., ~,
of tfeira c,nti,in. % lt,.ais NJ. casnoH % MA
cherrad MANY of the ts.ai ncr.,ses. 'i s,a,.,n, mn
retnimit,or NM, y ,yhara @ ~ ,.,to,a @ rcm,I,as s
were wjnes. ont =. fl,ev r~ara , an.I ao,"o
Of ihe hosi,es c.,mniete,v M 1 incInarota., @ .t1
Identification n ah6lnteiv o,it of tho
question. .,i..Ff,.9 - :.
Those who flef1 ia .the north On fnot
followed the Duinth track. and n,
rapid was the nrocrcss of tbe finmes
that many BE item were nct,,nliv
burned as they Ned. falling on tho
right Of way for n iistnnce az tl,rs.
miles or mcrr. Nearly thirty ,,riicx
were recovered along here homo of
the foremost Of the cscnpInp CITIZENS
met the Duluth train comine n fr,m
the north, Il wns duo 4 Hincklev NJ
415. Nrcincer aim Root wos ot ti,a
thiottle. He stcnpefi tiie trn,n. nMl
took on board about one hundred and
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Dcer Burned 10 pc.th.

Black River Falls. Wis. Special
A man from Morrison cre.R found On
n hill after the forest t.a.s the bodies
OF twenty-five deer. ail close togetheE
The deer had evidently crowded Is:
sethcr and iNHn s.lri,..n'.ssl by tlSa
iire aud pertsaietl rstlNt .laa nttenps
70 lseak through the lIno ol flre. IT,
a.ile person reports fin:,iag lilo honaS
et some humnn being rot far from -
deer. evidently an .ihllan. ~ lylSsvI
Were beetis and u ,llass tlat, rsaael7 ~
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g 1900
Hinckiey, Mimi. sept {. - i
eight Of the coroner's explofl r. ~,
returned to town last night stealas
the most narrowing tale Of N E4xui II
cnce and almost total destruSt3o1 Y
crew Is under Mr.. Craig and bsSx
story Of finding ten bodies q
try northeast Of town. Tey IS
Goodill family, with friendt V k
them. The only survivor = G
hoy, Willie, who says the fAn 4
him cyclone was going to aWSl :,
from the face Of the earth. Tk n
refuge In u well and sinnll poi q
by the house. Those in the
their hair burned OF tllelr keAi3S II
their faces We're tlistortctls hEfon0 roes
osnition. When the fire came d0Wns0k
the family 1t seemed sheet o1 liy11G1
tire. One Inhalation Of hot air ~ -
to settle the present life Of each g
who passed the deadly flame into M
or her lungs. In one respect the boy.
said 1t was Godsend to the people %
be given the privilege Of such an easv5
ending, when hEI dreds were sufferine
the most ngorfzing Deaths One shogt
Sasp aud I'LL Was over with tho GoodinI
people. Tbeir}bodics are only slightly
burned or bleMncd with the smoke.
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Death to Sweat sho,,.

New York. Sept. 7.-As 81 result of
Che conference between tho clothing
contractors and the striking garment
cutters. the strike may be declared OF
within twcnty-four hours. The con-
tractors declared themselves willing to
acccic TO the demands of their EN-
ployes. This action is considered to be
the death kncll Of the sweating sys-
tenn" in this city and Brooklyn. Three
thousand now cut On IL strike are ex.
pected to return to work to-day.
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Clenncd Out the JAZZ.

Milan, Mo. Sept. by means Of
false keys the county ,ail here was
cleared Of all its prisoners but one
about dawn to-day. The principal es.
Gaping prisoners were George and John
Hart and G. Il. Staush, forsers and
generally desperate men. In addition
To unlocking most of the doors, they
made their final exit through a hole
cut by them III Il !;eaYy brick wall.
bioodhounds were placed upon theiy
trail. :
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After Many Years.

Lynn. Mass, Special,-MrA Lizzie
Bent has just recovered her daughter
VIII" was stolen from her thirteen yeals
ago. The child was born In Northern
New Hampshire. and when but three
years old its father eloped with an-
other woman, taking the baby. Six
years afterward the mother found the
girl seriously sick Mt Alexandria, N.
II. She went for a doctor and when
slle returned the child was gone. Two
years later the girl was again traced
10 the same locality, but the mother
reached there one day after she had
been taken away. Two weeks ago the
girl was located at Waltham. and,
with the aid OF the police, she has lust
been restored to her motller
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far thro, foot a., ~, .,,...... ,...,.
.I.ha % IT. ,,a. 80 ,,,,.,a ~ , s s.es. uep'l
aa.1 tho." "e - "e x,. '.M, ...,. usep M.u W ~
u,,ll,nr @ % :" ..,,.. ~ we .cns ~. S..s Mno Wsre
,ri,",.. n ra,a M nrns,a,S,, ~ @ s 1,..y,t uep'ns !:
th.,n 80 T., y .'as,.,.. = nanu,eu u.ll VI
+. ;n.. @ n.,,... =" "...on ...., ~ ...e nul.M,n
n on.n., :. % I,o,.s., - ~ n.'' " uolnes'ie
ch,nL.ns s nto s,,,,,,.t stws, ss. o1em. pss'
--'' '-'," - >''' e'oAe-"s sats's neie.
AZ Sandstone.
/. The Nli,utiOn ut Sandstone il even
morc rppaliibg than Mt Hinckley. cx-
cept in point Of numbers. or the 100
people living III the town. one fonrth
are dead. Otto Stafferfeldt Of sand
stone walked Into Hinckley and rode
down " Zine City tonight and tells
q g1aLhic story Of the disaster. He
sayh that lbst night nbOut $50 flames
llcareG the town and the people pre-
pared to leave early. The wind blew
like hurric8nc and as the people were
Ketting ready to- leave, the fire closed
IN on three sides, not single person
saved q. thing except his clothes.
Steferfeldt carried two children to a
place ct safety, and went back for
more. About 100 went to the river
and fifty or sixty were burned to
death At 4 o'clock this morning Mr..
Ste6erfeldt saw over forty bodies,
chaired and burned, lying on every
side. The people who were saved
have been all day without food or
shelter and no relief could be got to
them to-day. The people are living on
potatoes aud carrots left in the ground.
sandstone u, about three miles from
Sandstone JUNCTION on the Duluth
road and the frc was on both sides Of
the river go that the town Of Partridge
was burned.
Mr.. .GilbOy, conductor on the Eastern
Minnesota came down 10 eighteen
miles north Of Hinckley and found I'LL
bridges burned, Including big bridges
over Kettle river aud the Grindstone,
walked down to Sandstone and found
only q handful of people. One gentle
man. Mr. Sanborn, found fOrty-seycn
dead bodies lying uncovered in the sun.
The people are destitute OF everything.
They heed food. shelter, clothipg AMI
medical attendance. The only build.
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VIII De Hurled in 81. p.n,.

Red Wing, Mimi, Sept 5.-The fure:.
a! OF Finley Mccormick, late secretary
OF the state reform school, takes place
from the Presbyterian church here 10.
morrow at 1880 a. III. The remains
will be taken to st. Paul at 1 :35 n,Nl
taken direct from tho union depot to
oakland cemetery. Tho funeral will
be private,
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Washington, Sept. "a statement by
the director of the. mint shows tllor
the coir age during the month of An.
gust was: Gold, S7.T2aa,0O0; silver.
$0!S,OOO. Of which $74SOOO was stand
ard silver dollars.
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The niS Pasaenxse Steamer Pulled
on bottom by a Tug,

AmherstburG Qnta SpeciaL-Thc
big passenger steamer Northwest. Dn-
luth to Buffalo. which went aground at
Bar Point light house, was pulled OF
with little difficulty by the tug Cham
pion. Tho cause Of the grounding of
tine steamer was wet weather AMI the
parting Of one Of her rudder chains,
She was going under check ut the tlmo
and did not ground very hard. The
vessel sustained No .damage. as she
was on sand bottom.
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pl...ur. p.rty Drow.ed.

London, Sept. A party Of twenty
seven pleasure seekers from Burnley
were overturned into the water Of
Mercantile bay by the caps!zlng If a
boat they hired. OF this number only
seven were saved. -Four bodies have
lh,en recovered.
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stoaaahip Terminus.

London, Sept. Cit is reported that
tue terminus Of the protected fast
steamship line to Canada n 10 be the
Breanbridgewater bay. Somerset. nj.
most opposite CaNlifr, OH the other side
of the Bristol channel.
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Chfnnxo,. Heart stirred.

Rush City. Aiinn., Sept. 7.-Chisago
county gives the following fire aid:
Rush City, $500; North Branch. 800:
Harris. $3.50; Taylors Falls. $3.50; the
country several hundred. These
amounts are in cash. clothing and food
The Rush City council gave $3.50.
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Aid for sand.ton..

Ashland, Wis, Sept. 4. - Several
wagon loads Of provisions were sent 10
Sandstone this morning by Ashland
citizens for the use Of the fire sufIefsx1
Mt that point
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A Man WITH 4 record.

Alapleton, Minn., Sept. !. = James
Cornell. n pioneer settler, died yestcr-
dny, aged eighty-seveI. He prt,acnad
the first sermon, married the arst
couple and conducted the first funeral
In this township.
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Otherwise.

s. 0theRWtse.
Celna, Ohio, voted to bond for $780,
600 for waterworks.
: a Rhode Island firm win test the
oonsdtuf1onality Of the new tariff bill.
Chinese in the United states organ
Ire to overthrow the emperor of Chiaa.
Chairman Wilson u renominated for
congress, and In q speech denounces
the Democratic senator's.
The Whisky trust falls to borrow
cash enough to pay the tax ON whis.
" In bond.
The Diamond Drill company at Birds.
boro, Pa, has failed. Claims for S115..
600 have been fled.
It IL now claimed that DR.. Ransom.
protector Of the around-the-world ex.
pedition, ded because he foresaw fall
ure.
George J. Eaeock was appointed re-
cedver Of the Scott Notion company at
Lafayetts, Ind. Liabilities about $2O.-
600.
The school directors Of Hancock coun.
ty, H., have formed an organization
for mutual benefit, and during the coun-
ty faiSzill meet to elect officers.
Ths 1llnois state board Of health
Is arranging for the prosecution of
itnefant vendors Of medicine in every
county Of the state.
The Rev. ]. w. Lessman's resignation
has been demanded by the congregation
Of the st. johannes German Lutheran
church at Decatur, III.
SeronimO and hSa hand nf Anochoa
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Fersis. as..ip.

. 81
Resolutions were passed by 10000
persons in London demanding the
abOlishment Of the House Of Lords.
+ Peasants who had been distrained
OF their cattle attacked the chateau
Of Count TysxlGiewicx In Russia, but
were repulsed.
A socialist convicted Of insulting an
imperial ofacial at Essen, Germany,
dred two shots at tho judges without
effect.
In her nsw treaty with Japan Great
Britain hns abandoned the claim Of
extrn territorial jurisdiction. Other
nations viii probably follow suit.
Able Bruneau, former vicar Of a
church convicted Of murder, robbery
and arson, u guillOtined Mt LAVAL,
France.
A resolution directed against
Amer icans agnirst the employment of
alien labor on the industrial exhibit
has been passed by the city council
Of Toronto. Ont
The report TINT The Mahdi Is collect
ing bis forces with the object OF max
irg an attack upon Kassala, recent
" captured by the Itoians, r. con-
iirL:ed.
De Fuisseaux socialist who some
time ago was sentenced to a term Of
imprisonment though he was not
present at the trial, was arrested as
he was entering Belgium from Franco.
The police Of Milan have orrested
an anarchist In whose possession
were papers detailing the plans Of
/ 9 conspiracy to stab the hing .,f.
Greeca
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THE WORK OF RELIEF
1nrnHnsorA c1T1Es BUSY WITH an-
9 LIEF wORk

kiaa Hearted P.sple Are Assisti.E
In Every Feasible Way-Provisiens
ana Clsthin9 are Belng Collected
ana Seat to the saGerers-Gov.
Nelson'A Appeal for AiA '
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unfsrtunats Evsass.

yeM buildlngs =, were srucA "
yi1 Datsy ot Oaktown. IND, wns
4 kMed San Evansvi!le and :! Ierre
u Y l4uee atesht tram at sullivan u.
MCIntyre and John Trainer
!, zee drowned a. spring aley, VI, W
sene capssane o1 9 SKIN.
1llse Inlu Russen. u years Old,
daughter OF q farmer was Killed by IN
1 engine near Fomeroy' ONO.
81 Lightning from an alm06f cloudless
kyskMled WtMinm Carr, aged ~, VINO
yas bathing at Atlantic " City, y. =.
';e1 thirds OF the village OF Wetxel,
nllch, tr cnding q DIE WoodcnWare s
factory, Vas destroy yed. A1oss8 SoO'VsO,O. '''ls,l
Eawnfd Boughman, 4 farmer living
snOfth of Tayl0rville, H., was killed BY
lightning.
A horse jumped upon Alexander
/ sR1ll of Memphis, III, and Injured Him
{ fatally, breaking his backbone. "a
I Cnnduc4or Otto skinner of the. Mon.
llONsF0ad fell under o train at Rossvfn,.
II sNsae. killed. .... 4 { "a y
~ 4; Nlchols wna .acalied 10
iSijk A8 1oliSt m, and Henry Burke
i ~ = I ilotii hogisr
;j ksf u sisS a &,
( n ryillaas u Xilan,s, : laborer, In jump
\ !. 1r0ms 3 passenger train 1T Fort
.s{ sSne mi. tel beneath the Wheels
z y ~ svSa killed. s,.stSS; 81
ssSSss,Tss,, s in.,1.hl ~ Dnlnth vna aced.
\ s;I HtsNy EiiIed wi,ile Peter isinpdahl
efting scararidrea into 4 rifIs pre-
49, "a 81 fsar huntine. =.
r ~. n,..,,,, -, t..,,,
M 81 ai,ss n s.asr s. .s Msrtisiad , %
:1asnsN d ldcars. an employe OF the
= Si1ITl SI;fDn ronil at Aurora, III.
sss "a rIorrv Rohn noa,1 IN
"a HF ra,,s -. s,ar.. burned - death nv
So = ss,assn,s srsc, No - A tha,r I home n Hrs. i.
s,.,.s Pr - the "a eldest iie,sd WAS s f,liino the
limp when the explosion occurred.
81 xiaricfeff,s wool cleansing works at
iijS:hSrkov. the iarvest in Russia. have
I sssens 1lcstrov.,d with a large stock Of
! sssoGl nv fire. Thc lose n estimated at
81 nss M n05, r,nhlen. n = 4 -
sstsss ~ n.artan NJ y. .-.,, :,
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sl1e4t A6afn6t ofl1cla1s and firms con
{ I6et1 with The issue bg Niasasgippl
sRe spec1a1sWaIfAnt1 81 the slmill lltnds ioe
lel1uy Aotes. 80 e
{ ~ Resssaal laGatsea. 81 4
sssfardtnals Gibhons win yiait Rome In
a. MI BE expects TO remain abroad
Il syeFat nianths. ss. .s
C Howclla, father :of ". D.
Gell1, the ayittofs died at Jefferson,
al eged 81 yeas1. 43i s. tgs9;
aS Gilmore, teacher In the public
4 Eckeety, md he's faIlen helf
tate II Ireland worth $2000.-
RE ~ Nh cihlns d. Whitiey, fof fifty
: 423iT one Of the leading attorneys OF
eestAWestern Ohio died at dlay,
sADed u years. s-5is
The health Of Mrs. Lease has broken
3 nNn completely and sle has been
4 To cancel an her lecture en-
sir1gementAf. i; 4,
;s ExSpenker Reed opened the Maine
Il Seainpaign with speech Mt Old Or.
StAatdy IN which he attacked the democ-
isok the Ssuth. &.
Ss s3an.ess i. Davenport, father Of John
S Davenport ex.U United States super
3 ot elections, died In the Long
\ HK1knd collage hospital at Brooklyn.
as john alewcll, president Of the Lake
q aBhofe road and once engineer Of con-
3 saIrtion Of. the Winona & St Peter.
He'd suddenly at Youngstown. Ohio.
s 0nartius o. Rust, the Union soldier
n lso killed the Confederate general,
der, IN the hattle Of PTrysville,
Il III 1862, was found dead In the
near Indianapolis recently. 1t 70
a known whether his death was the
n lit sof accident or murder.
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n A61o Is vi
n " \ - Eed - stS tcSiSf zrIrs.;
~ u lgANk - ~ T. 4 ssoaS r. r -.
aAa. .aERos s -
~
SassSfSsSnrs3Sss :, =; -. = .Slssss, ~
essscsntrSA - ssirts ~ sa,ien,oSis .ySss
lew u ounces "a ~ stul1 intp
'thear fAOs0, almost esranSiln9 TEN. y
Il PM Cara 6inmi ,anrins u ~
Stesmshin. Nsv ,Ynsst. mSs1y - (usfa
sAhfens. st MohoSsn. =. ya.E hecrusai of
ieaIonsvs sTAs f,Ssysn ~ 80 Hyin1 -.
sether fnr ayear, hut not married.
Edward Graf, : German stonemas.
On. committodS Suieide at Ann Arbor.
NieA. 1Is W. s6esponient beoanse
ssalooaksepefs had been notifed is 7iell
him Is more liquor. I. (. }
w. b. Frost has been held to trial
at Hammond, Ind, on . charge Of
eauaing the death of Nlcnael Nahef.
10 years old, BY kicking him nnder
tho wheels Of an electric car.
Albert Keyner vna srint norts,lv ,r
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Officers of Marshall County

Antlitor-t GLAvIN.
Treasurer-SAM SoRENsoN.
Register Of Deeds-HANs b. MS.
DAHL.
I Snpt OF Scllools-,OLEG. NELSON.
County Attorney-WM G. BRoWN..
Judge oil Probate-C. s. Hull.
Clerk oi Court W. a. CASE.
Sl.eriff-.IonN SINCLAIR.
County Surveyor-PETER KIRscH.#
Coroner-O. Il. EELcouRT.
Court COMMISSIONERS COoKE.
Commissioners, 1st District Ell
Dalqn'st.
Commissioner 2l District-ANroN
Hill.
Commissioner Bill District ALBEIT
NUTTISG.
Commissioner Eth District PEDEls
j. HoLAN.
Commissioner 9th District-D. B.
Bake.
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