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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

mdngIer en- M 5ansbOg. Sdngerea
er for eniioig, % Der er for mango
al oisie Ietie, iI49tise Sunge. iOm er
o~osriat ira Oct engelife, / Sen, JON
nan 6urtig tr9ttes at at IDnge. 9i
turoe bare en- 9oo Sangbog meo Il
Itsniomt lt0oals at friitelige San3e
~ aanoeIige giier meo | oct min0ite
no9Ie fda Sdnge ON Ddnmart Dc
Nmerita. @i bar life | Sdngeren Iad
mtget ION en- RationdlIdng til Sri.
~teosoa9en Der / qmerita = og oe0
fltre 2eiligbe0er mangler Ri iaaodns
he gooe aanoelige 9iier. Oct er en-
8enosgernin9, al Sdngen bar en- itor
9etbOning for Og goo SnofpOelie pad
ltngOommen, og oct er go0t for un5e
Mienneifer at tomme til at elite al
iDnge 9oOe Sdnge meo Gin og 2pit,
os tale binanoen til meo Salmer.
9ebidnge % aanoelige Bier, og l9re
ct hinge bn0li9en for 6erren / 6sres
6ierter unOer oct aItIdmmen.
2a0 os M bere fra lere ON ling
oomsarbejoet igsnnem g0anIteren"s
Gpaltsr. 0ette faar at bare not fra
mig for 0enne Sang.
Reend5. I Qpril 1907.
5. Spe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
sra GreosmD0et |
9ntdinion.

Minneiotd areos 6ol0t tit 5ors
aarsmeos i 6ut6inIon ira 4. til II.
Miarts. 2Ge are0iens pr9Iisr meo
~unotaselie At Paitor .. 2, Big bar
til 5ts0e. gaitor Gang matte bog
Daa @runo If 0g0sfato / bans ne
ni9beO reiie BEN adereSe 5re0ag
Morgen. qaitor u. 6anien mdatte
forla0e os 2proag Norgen.
5ors0ag 5ormiooag ramIsOes ri
/ Menig6eOens tore og bp9geli9e
0irts til Qabnin9sguostieneIte, hOOr
Baitor u. 9anien praoiteoe, boorefz
.er are0sforman0en, qaItor 5. Cert
zen, / oen treenige SUBS Rapn err
tlareoe Msoet for aabnet og Boo paa
Nenigbeosns Og egne ge9ne De tilrejs
ien6e oeiiommen.
9m @ftermiOod9en idmleoes b.
after / airtsn. 6oor oct fsrite Gmne.
aQooen, oens gru5 og getponing"
inNle0et al qaItor Gang, bleo orsftet.
9i baooe ire Gmnsr til 5orbanos
ling, pg Der oar 10 til at in0IeOe
bosrt Gmne = Itriftligt oenne Gang.
Del BAR nogst nnt for Dc Der / Mins
neiota 4reoien, men WadOen sr pratt
tiff og goo. 8a qaitor Gangs Meos
hjetper life BAR til Steoe. matte
ban aItiaa in0le0e alene.
Del an0et Gmne: ngiaaoegabsrne
o. osres 9rug", bleD inoIeoet al pa
itpr 3. 81. 0lisn og un0ertegne0s.
Def treble Gmne: o5riIteIie %
QreoslIe i Oerss in0bpross 5Or6olO",
bleO inOleoet at Paitor Ul. %. Sen
isa og qaitor q. 9. SerenTen.
9ber often par Der Guostjeneite
i airtsn. 5Oor Oroets praoiten IeO
aso Strait og 9arms ON Spno O9
Iaaoe.
Ssaoagen, .oen TOIte os tore
9ejtiosOag" UNDER Wlpost, 6OIOt pa
itpr ~ .56. SEMEN StriftetaIe Og
ijente Oeo 4ltsret, og unoertegneoe
~praoiteoe oper Oagens %goanseIium.
9aitor 8. a. OIisn boIot SUBS
t~ieneite / Ct. Mortens airte paa
3dnoet.
Gfter 6eimesie Og QItergdng /
9nen bar DER en- tort 8erneguostjes
feite. OsO bOilten qaitor u. q. Ses
rtnien talts. Del er sl9oeligt, noar
gprnsguostjsneItsr OgIaa fadr oerss
glaos Deo arsosmeOerne. Bet sjors
D. nit 6jsrte goot at iioos blanot De
Imaa os Osltage mso Dem / oerss
6ejtio. Der bar en- Wangel pso
0enne @uostiensite: Der blep lite
cfret. CAB gernsne snoslig faa ans
lebning til at ofre til 5errens sag.
meoens De sr Imda. NIto lettere 6li.
Der oct for Dem at poe til CUBS aise,
naar De bliDsr potsne.
Om gftsrmiooagen bar Der nn5,
bomsmsOe. pr9Isrne W. 3b. Sens
Zen og 8. q. Olien tulte til De unse.
Om Qftenen bar Der Taa Sluts
ningsmsoe, bOor paItOr q. g. 81
rer!sn fsrIt talte; og o~erefter tdlte
iltre ct Orb til 4ffteO.
@i ffiltss Iaa ao meo ben GOrOiss
ring, at 5srren baooe pnrst iblanot
cs og %OeIiignet bort Meos til bans
9gre.
Del bar p~sliigneOs Dage meo
5iremme al HnuOe. 9i erfdreos, at
nariftne bar froneOe 0age".
Og Iaa en- 9at til pr9fefamilisn
% til Menigbeoen for @9Itfribeo og
39rligbso, fom Oi bar @enitano for
UNDER Msoet. Maa 9erren Dog faa
COB at fire os, faa pi engans fan mps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
TT 6n lneb?

Def bar 6eligtretongersodg Forles
oen, Den Dag, paa boilten 8littet fra
sen ~triftne airte ligefom oen0es mere
fcItemt uoao til Sc mango, mango
5eoninger. Na. bar gu Iaa ogiad
o9rst meo Tpm W1isIion9r = meO
Sin Bpm, Dine 5antsr og Sine genge2
Seq bab0e 5pibl / oenne aetning, og
non jeg bar set eneI tie Guosbarn, Iom
tunoe bebeoe at gribe / I'm egen
Barn? ga, jeg laOer Spsrgsmdds
let gda OiOere = fife iom lln0ifDfos
ming men fora at mduIfe fer. enc eet
MsnneI fe funoe b%eilutte fig til at gre
nogst poitttpt.
9bi et BET bd life til et6Oert @uoss
barn, oct lDoer: @pr Dig reoe, blip
9bs? Gr Dit og nit 2ps tomnet. og
.Serrens 6erligbe0 opgangen o0er os,
!aa Oarer oct fun srumme fort 5io,
Fereno bi op0ager, at Mgrtet Itjulet
Sor0en og Dunfelbe0 5oltene. 0u
oeo. at oct er ounfelt for 8eroens=
nenneffer; men gu fan Ian6elig bars
forDisiet ON. at BET er ountelt for De
i~f1ftels 9eoninger. 0u fan tro, at
oct er ountelt for mungen en- life
Sapaner Og 8ineier; 0u tan oere If
fer pda, at BET er mgrft for mangen
EN- 0fritaner og SHOier og Iaa fremz
osles, mems ou og ieg aiOsmmer" /
g~bangelium.
Der 6eoes madfte iaa mango gens
ner til 9u0 ON 6eoningernes 5relIe,
mems Der paa famme Sio at famine
6sSenoe Menneifer life ofres en- Gent
Dad oct alter, bbor netop De 6db0e
2ejlig6so til at Oere Cps; tbi BET er
10 netop iau0ant oeruoe pad Mis>
f%onsmarten, at 0oqaren Defer faa
pelIignet meget, bbor gsnnen og 81
BEN bar ruff bindn0en 6~aanoen.
Der tales Iad meget ON at bore
fu!ot og belt og life itpfteois og belt;
mo iffe 8or6erre bar en- i9rlig Del
%fi5nelfe til Dem, fom enten oirefte
tlsr inoirette bar 6aano / 5anfe meo
set fore Misiionsurbeioe, fom penter
paa at 6liOe giort, fremfor til os
Menneifer, iom er Iaa pasiiOs I oenne
tore Sag. @erosns goangeliiation,
ION 9orberre bog nstop par paabuot
- 10, imitfert. paa ben anoen Sioe
- at beoe for Sagen uoen at poe til
Sogen. bet minoer for meget ON at
floppe og nappe paa famine 5io, o5
oe. fDdrer lioet til Den oste Heftez
iarligbeo.
Os bleo 2ptten goo og blio.
0i TT Raaoens splone 9to
ODER 9isrtets 0enge;
Men fom Sruler tun Dit Oro
RGtfes fra bort rige 8oro
ro til Dem, iom trange.
9borfor CT oct, at Snore Wisfion
biemme Itaar fom bet grsnne Era,
fom ftratter @renene lengere og l9ns
gsre no? = Oct CT forot, at Der e.
M~isionsfin6 | rMisiionen". Os
nstop foroi bette Sino inoes, netop
oerfor er bet, at Erect grsnnes og
peobfiper at D9re leoeobgtigt.
Tbi Granger til at bride pore
MisIion fremfpnoer 5rangen til
inore MisFon, bet enc fan life ffilIes
fra bet nn0st.
Dette bIiDer ogfaa en- naturlig
5glge for troen0e Menneffer, foruo>
at at Gipet Iepes al Subs Huu6s I'll
Subs 2gre, og bet bar bog alIigeDel
'srtiI. Ri ale ftuIoe nua. |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

@io o9Iua Dor Rirte. ieto ON sen
er lille, mad pere meo til at 09tt,
goro for Here og Here; men fprit a
at: 6erre =
6ielp os bper at gre tit,
6iGlp Os ipge Riget Dit
Som BET alerfBrItel
Du, Jon gpr BEN ipu9e Ttart.
9gr os odrme for oit gerf,
5or oet aaerItprite!
5rinitdtis Semindriums 6eonins
semisiionsforening. sizes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

oes ser, 6por ri fal pen edmmeis
Sioe IDnge 6rpOens Se%iersidn5!l1
s. Simpn ea.
0ortbfelo, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

gR9ngoe al bore unge gaar oper til
oanite % ameritunfe Setter, bpor
4 tan fad 9op at BRUCE oeres gpner
d @nergi. 9eo oe fore un9ooms>
Tp0er, Iom llngOpmsuObalget ! oe
Ienere Qar bar faaet / Sang, % ION
iigiert CT gooe % til megen 9eliig=
nellie, ger Den iamme umpnoig5eo
6ianot De unge fig gaIoenoe. Ss5
oar me0 til ct fauoant Ngoe, boor
Der bar flere 6unOre0e unge Tdmleoe;
men life ct Oro baooe en- eneite II
Sem At iige UNDER fire Dages Ule0ef;
bener lite bleo De en- eneite Sang ops
fo,oret til at iige noget.
Nu mener ie9 life. at gr9Iten
Tube bliOs borte og laoe De un9e
itptte fig ielp; nei bun itulOe pare
zen leoenOe % itprenoe aan0, bielpe
oe unge meo at or0ne 0eres pro
gram; men UNDER MeOst Itulos ban
e9re en- opm9rtiom 3il6srer, % oct
tinoe ban goot for cen often / Maas
aeoen og gIaoe Jig til ooer Al bpre.
5oao buns unge 5olt 0uer til, 99
iaa ifulos 0sr Urges for. at life
nogte faa men ale efter Eur tom II
at pare me0.
Gao os 5abe megen Sang os0 Mss
0srne; men Ital Sangen bare oplef
tenoe o9 inipirerenoe, Oa MAD Sen
eare ton % 6armoniif. 9i tyangsr
til 5orbe0ring ogIaa paa set On
rda6t; % oct, ipnes jeg. tunoe let
ioartiattss. 5 oe itsrre gper uilos
Sci 10 fun pare en- ringe uo8ift II
.ejs en- Sanglarer til at unoeroiis IN
Qften i 6oer ltge. bois menigbeoen
life i6lan0t fine unge bar nogen, ION
fan paatage fig ct iaaOant Qr6ej0e.
Ogiaa i 2anos0eni9be0erne, bOor
iom BELT Der baoes ct Orgel og en-
nysenlunos ao0annet Orgdniit, ian
Gangen for6eOres megst. Oct er
life a6iolut nbooenoigt at tunns
iaie 9o0sr for at I9re al IDn3e
imutte Fritemmige Sange saer 6Ieos.
9Ii6enoe SolOiange; itaoig O9 taals
mooig 9Oelie bill gre set.
Saa oar oct oift goOt, 5ois Pre-
iterne tun0e blipe enige ON en- ems
l,tet 4rbejosmaaoe. De- er gsrne
Iaa. Of fadr Der tommer en- M graIt,
ida par ban en- 9el np Qr6ejOsmaaOs,
fra 5Oa0 oen gamle bru9ie. 5 en-
telie 1ilfaloe fan BET pare goot, /
q fleite er BET itaoeligt. Dc ungs er
/ SamoRret meo osres gamIe Brett
fcmmet til At elite BAN Og fpnes. al
hans Jremgangsmaaoe er Den beoz
lie; mar ida Den npe Brett tOmmer
g f~ortaiter Oct beIe, 0d ladrer Oct
Gem, og 0e faar uoiqie imoo BAN.
igr ban rigtiS fadr begpnot at arbsjs
Sc 6Ianot oeH, CAB BAN before foris
iqtte me6 ben ddmle qrpffs Frems
aan9smaaoe ira 8egpnOeHen; bas
ban iua noset. Der er beors, Taa fan
ban IRE BET inc isners.
% laa til Slut: Qa6 % 5aos
MISUNDERSTANDING og life pigss %
gn5iingeforeninger. Den Soc, al
0st er IfaOsIigt for ungs Wlano og
a0inoer at Iamles til 5aassms0er,
er 8ammeI0a9s og narastig. SO mere
Dc unse CT / 6~indnoens SelFfa6, oss
mere naturli8t os reIpettfulot 6liOsr
osres 6orbOlo oosr for 6inanoen; og
iac!eoes er BET ogiad, bOor De unge
apinosr og Mieno iamles / Geaes=
ftab til Mg0erne, ser sr ct rent pg
itent GOrbOIo. 9oor De boIoer Ms-
Ser paa Den an6en Madoe, sr Oct
gsrne iaa, at til gnglingempOerns
tommer n9Iten ilet ingen, og til piges
meoerne Iamles De ale, baaos bigger
og ungs Rano, ben enc Slot inoe /
f:rfen og Sen anosn uoen for. CAB
Gem Idd beasre tomme in&nfor
dlefammen.
Sames 3. SEMEN.
0ortbiel6, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
nngoomslagen.

Def Oeiligite Spn, mine Zine faay,
Gr un9e paa Rn9 for Suo!"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
N. p MOVES TO DILWoRrH.
Freight Division Headquarters About
IA IA TnaneEArs>A

Freight Division Headquarters About
to Be Transferred From Fargo.
The transfer of the Dakota freight
division headquarters from Fargo to
Dilworth. Mimi, was made last week.
The passenger headquarters remain in
Fargo. and the city will be the pcrma-
nent headquarters of the superintcnd-
emf and his officials. The Dilworth
yards will be operated from the Fargo
offices. Shop trains will be run from
Fargo to Dilworth three times daily.
The Northern Pacific has outgrown
it's Fargo yards and cannot extend
them on the West side because of the
Milwaukee tracks. Then the division
from Fargo to Jamestown was only
ninety-seven miles. while that to Sta
pies was 103. This caused the COM
pany to pay extra from Staples as
we'll as full pay to jamestown. AS
Dilworth Is three miles east it will
make each division just TOO miles.
The company has spent large sum
on shops and yards at the new ioca-
ton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17

at the time of it's manufacture. In.
vestigation has shown that this pro.
cess is not harmful but beneficial. The
process of aging the -four by electrici.
ty is described at some length and the
statement is made that the Alsop pro
cess does not in any way impart any
harmful substance to the -four
The complaint goes on the state that
acting under the act passed by the last
legislature to prevent the adulteration
and mis-branding of foods and bever.
ages, Prof. Ladd has analysed samples
of the plaintiffs flour, and in bulle.
tin published throughout the state de.
clared "bleached -four product preju.
dicial to the health and best interests
of the state" and has threatened to in.
stitute criminal proceedings against
the mills.
Tie millcrs state that by thus pub
licIy condemning their products and
threatening 10 seize and destroy the
same. Prof. I.add has done them great
injury and made it impossible for them
to compete on equal terms with mill.
stricted by the same laws.
The complaint states that the law
under which Prof. I.add is acting. is
unconstitutional and void. and fur
nishes no justification for his acts.
The plaintiffs then pray that Prof.
Laid be permanently enioincd and re.
strained from issuing further bulletins
OF circulars condcnlning their -four:
from certifying to the county auditors
that it is adultcrated: from Selling
their -four and from instituting prose.
cutions against them.
Prof. Ladd, when informed that the
injunction hal been issued. stated that
he WAS greatly surprised. Il suppose
it will put 81 stop to my work for the
time being" he said. but the state
will certainly fight the case. All the
time have been acting in good faith
under the pure food laws passed by
the last legislature. will confer with
Attorney General McCue. and see what
can be done.''
Attorney General McCue stated that
the state would fight the case. but he
was not prepared to say Just what &C.
ton would be taken. He said he
needed time to think it over.
The matter will come to trial dur
ing the next term of the district court
and TIE millers and the state will make
the matter test case to decide the
constitutionality OF the law under
which Prof I.add is working.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
WILL SET ASIDE.
Law Prevents Giving Request ~ Mort
0akotan Directed.

Law Prevents Giving Request 40 North
Dakotan Directed.
Despite the fact that he willed to
them $500 Of insurance carried in the
Yeoman and Loyal American lodges,
Mary E. Finn and Mary M. Carney.
the former friend and the latter q
sweetheart, the district court at Grand
Forks has decided that the money
must 60 to the legal heirs Of Martin
Walsh, as provided in the insurance
policies. The decision has been hand
ed down by Judge Charles F. Temple
ton, and in his memorandum he states
that it is plain that Walsh intended
to leave the insurance money to
Misses Finn and Carney, but the law
is on the side of Walsh's brothers and
sisters, as they are the legal heirs,
and the policies designated them as
the benefciaries. The decision of
Judge L. X. Haskell of the probate
court is reversed by Judge Templeton.
Walsh died in 1901, after an illness
of several months, which followed
paralysis. He was cared for by Misses
Finn and Carney, who had known him
and had been his friends for over six
years. They even used their own
money to make him comfortable. The
will was executed in March, 1903, and
Mr.. Walsh died in November, 1904.
He was in full possession of his fac.
ulties when he executed the instru-
ment, and there has been no question
as to the genuineness of the document.
Two brothers and three sisters will
be the beneficiaries of the decision
of the district court II it holds good
in the supreme court, where an appeal
is to be taken at once
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
SOCIETY TO BUY ELEVATOR.
Project to Buy Elevator at Superior
and Oppose Combine.


1t is likely that the American Socie.
ty OF Equity will purchase an elevator
at Superior, Wis, for the purpose of
making it an Independent concern
which would operate in opposition to
the line OF elevators of the combine
which are at present controlling things
in almost the entire country.
A letter was received by a member
of the society in Fargo from Thomas
Nelson. president of the grain division
of the society at Minneapolis, saying
that he was in Superior looking over
the property and asking for informa-
ton as to the number of members of
the society who would support such a
movement and also asking how the
farmers would stand in the matter,
whether they would give it their SUB
port or not.
From the tone of the letter nearly
all the members of the society in
Minneapolis favor such a movement,
and it is very likely that this property
may be purchased and operated for the
benefit of the farmers in the TERRITORY
tributary to it.
1t is thought that an elevator under
the protection of the Society of Equity
would be able to operate without being
driven out of business by the combine
as would Il private concern, and with
the support of the farmers in the states
which would be tributary it is thought
that it would be an assured institution.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
THINK HE is A CROOK.
Man Accused Of Stealing Has Queer
Lot Of Paper.

AON W 0PSSs
In the arrest of Joseph Odilon Rio
ard, the police Of Grand Forks believe
they have notorious check artist.
Ricard was arraigncd on a charge of
stealing a watch from Il bcllboy at
the Hotel Antlers, and in default of
payment of fine of $50 went to Jail
for thirty days. 1t is alleged that he
was successful in passing bad checks
to the amount of $40 in East Grand
Forks, and he will probably be taken
there when he completes his sentence
on the Grand Forks side.
In Ricard's possession was found
nearly score of checks made out and
signed in his favor, and drawn on
Montreal, Winnipeg, Salem. Mass,
Manchester, N. H., and several blank
checks Of Winnipeg and other banks.
The checks were drawn for amounts of
from 81 to 500. In huge pocket
book Ricard also carried some pho
ny" money, bill head indicating that
he had been in business at Manches-
ter. N. H., as an undertaken. a receipt
showing that he had shipped household
goods from Montreal to Winnipeg, Il
bank book showing that he had small
account in Manchester bank in 1906,
ends torn off a 81 and SIS bill, certi-
fcate showing Picard to be licensed
embalmer years ago and other arti-
cles.
Ricard admitted at the trial in Judge
Purcelps court that he was not sure
the checks he carried were worthless.
He claimed to lie in Grand Forks for
the purpose of looking up a location
to engage in business.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
SEVEN N. D. CORPORATIONS.
First State Bank Of Ludden, N. o.
Organized With Capital Stock oi
$4,000


$4,000.
Alfred Blaisdell secretary of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations
N. B. Ludowese corporation. Willis
ton, N. d.. capital stock, $4,000; in
corporators, N. B. Ludowese. NJ. B.
Gahan and Percy S. Crewe, all of Will
liston, N. d.
Koesel Lumber and Implement Co.,
Richardton, n. d.; capital stock, $685.
900; incorporators, Fred Koesel, Au-
gust koesel and Albert Koesel and
others Of Richardton. n. D.
Burns Elevator and Lumber Co.,
Glen Ullin, N. D.; capital stock. $685..
900; incorporators, ]. c. Burns, ]. T.
Moore and NJ. Meyer all of Glen u
lin, N. D.
State Bank of McCumber. moved ia
Rolette, N. D.
First State Bank of Ludden, N. D.;
capital stock. 10000; incorporators,
D. C. Simpson. james Wisenor, L. A.
Samson and others of Ludden, N. D.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart church
of Olga. N. D.; no stock; Incorporate
ors, F. E. Nair. ]. E. Arnold and J. w.
Richardson, all of Beach, N. D.
Missouri Brick and Tile Co. in
creased their capital stock from $685.
O00 to $4,000.
State Bank of Wishek, N. D., in
creased caDital stock from * 600 tn
$4,000.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
Steal Team and Fire Barn.

The barns and granaries Of Fred
Sweeney near Gwinncr. were burned,
with nine head of cattle, ten harness.
es. cream and separators and 5000
bushels OF grain. The loss is $1,000.
The fire was set by parties who stole
a fine driving team. The doors had
been nailed shut, and five gallons Of
kerosene scattered inside. The thieves
left trail and struck for Sandownes,
near Sheyenne river. Officers are in
pursuit. If the thieves are caught a
lynching may result.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
WALSH couNTY's SCHOOLS.
Years Enrolment 5,2e1-Facts From
Superintendent's Report.

The state report of Walsh county.
showing the condition Of the schools
for the year ending July /. has been
compiled by Superintendent Wells.
There are ISL schools, constituting 200
departments, with a seating capacity
for 7,403 pupils. The total enrolment
was 5,2s1. The number of boys emu
merated in the districts was 1913 and
the total number of girls 3.139. making
an enumeration of 6.332 pupils, upon
which the apportionment for the cur
rent school year will be based.
There are SO school libraries. an in
crease of ii over the number reported
last year. containing 9,943 volumes.
Two hundred and ninety-eight teach
ers were employed. The average
monthly salary of male teachers was
s5S.ss. of female teachers s45.12. The
total amount paid to teachers. $77,.
G03.34. School officers of the county
received a compensation for services
and expenses, $6,3S5.62.
In the county there are ten high
and graded schools in the special and
independent districts. In these schools
there were 1876 pupils enrolled and
twenty-six teachers We're employed.
There are three special school dis.
tricts, one att Park River where ten
teachers are employed, one at Mimic
village with corps of eight teach.
ers, and a third in the village Of
Adams where employment is given to
two teachers. Grafton city has IN
independent district, Try only one in
the county,. and employs nineteen
teachers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
OLDEST RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. Jane Page, 1o4 Years Old, Died
at Olga, NJ. o.

MRS. Jane rage, 7O4 Years Old, Died
at Olga, N. D.
Mrs. Jane Page of Grand Forks, be-
lieved to be the Oldest woman in North
Dakota, died at Olga, N. D., aged 1O4
years. She was the mother of Mrs.
Eugene Belanger, and had made her
home in Grand Forks for years, re-
Gently leaving for. Olga, where she has
relatives. She was born in Winnipeg.
and is believed to have been for years
the Oldest living person who was born
in that city. She was the mother of
eighteen children. Her husband, Jo-
seph Page, died thirty years ago in
Winnipeg, aged ninety-seven years.
The funeral will be held at Olga
Mrs. Page retained her mental fac
ulties to a remarkable degree. She
took an interest in everyday affairs.
and was cheerful and contcntcd.