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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18
II. & q t E I.

JF
4us6ruh pes @erpitters III
ieinem eSunsgeIelenbeim dnlongts. DIS
es at ftiirmen uno 81 pettsrn dnfing,
ipdr ct bereits geborgen. Gr maGte es
Ii6 bequem, itedte bic unpermsiolife
Gioarre in 9ranb uno blidte ouf ben
Marttplab binaus, Der jebt iEi fdbien
S6ein Der 8tiBe meninenlser odlag.
Der Hegen prafelte auf bic runoer
: "Mnbebauenen 8rauititeine oeS GflG,
tiers nieber. Sn einaelnn 6enfteril
Der Na9barbGuier fab mar einsr
ai6tl9ein. Die uneep0hnliGe 9uns
telbeit stpang manhen Slm friiben On
siinben Der Campo, aud iolte 2idt
gut isin segen ben 9tiB. Sonit lag
bic Stabt pie aus9eitprben.
Don Selferi6s Stubsnt9iir tonts
Elm &lopfen. Der Mmtsriftsr brebts
iih balb nm unb risf beretn. Gr er.
lpartets, bob feline @irtbi6dfterin inn
nit irsenb elmer 5rdge fommen piirbe.
lin 10 mehr ipar er eritaunt. ols itati
Der fleiusn runplifen perfon. Die fir
lein leibli6es Wobl Tor9te, bic groBe.
bagere geItalt zines Weibes in ber
Stube eriGien, in Elm umiGlagetud)
gebiiIt, ods bon Gegenpdiler triefte.
nMer Iiub Sic unp lpdS polen
Sie?" fragte er, iebr penis erfreut
iiber oieIen geflf.
Die Srau ndbm bas maize Sud bon
aopf uno Shultern unb itrih iih Die
tlebenoen 6aare aus benz 9eIift. Sn
benz Iuaenblid erIeudtete Der Sdein
zines SliBes bos 3immer uno iebt err
tannte> Der Imtsri1ter bic Wittipe oes
GotbdGmiiqers.
llnpiGtiirliG trat sr Elm padr
Sdritte auf lie gu:
fiber. MDGerf1, no fommen sic
Der, bel oieIem Wetter9"
Die Srau rang mad @ortsn. sic
ipar a%lgenffeinlid bon tbrem fhneuen
2auf ODER bon anberen %grreguneen
noh dllsu bepeat, um fpreden Su tDn=
nen.
Selferid n0tbiste lie gum SiBen.
Weit elmer gepiiIen Sheu Dor Den
burcnaus ni6t beipnbers pornsbmen
Mobeln beS 2idters nabm tie aui Der
9dnte zines Stubles bidt an Der Sbiir
Ylob.
Rum erbolen Sic iid) man erit =
uno oann ihieben sic los! @orauss
geieBt, Dab es etfpas febr eiliges lit =
ionit tummen"Sie Wodentaes auf's
8eri9t."
Die 5rau nidte mebrmaIs beftis Dor
iiG bin. Dem Imtsridter fhien es,
ais lpenn ibre tief ein~gefalIenen Miigen
i'm Sunteln sliibten.
sd bah in Der Wod' jebt 10 ipenia
3eit, Serr Natb = bic Mii6l' uno
oenn bic ainber linb Der older = ba
hab' i4 mid beit' auf bic gsin' ses
matt = i9 ba6t' ia, id niirb, lpohf
nod ror Dem Metter bic Staot erreiz
den. Gntlduloisen Sic man, bab ib
10 NAB bier rein fpmm' ="
Sic bIidte dnsitIid auf ibr Sud-
uno ibren BOD, BON benen bas Wdiier
auf bic 9ielen a%btropfte. Damn irrten
ibre Iuaen unitdt i'm 3tmnter umber.
Die gauge lebte 3eit battle ibr bic cine
Srage auf Der Seele sebrannt. rtnb
jest, ba bic Gelesen9eit ba ipdr. lie
aussuiprefen, fdnb tie bic Worte
nid)t.
is ipar Gin eigenartiser @ebanttns
gang. Der bic Jral burd1 Sturm unb
Wetter nod Der No9nuna bes Rid,ters
aebtBf tatt,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

TSHc iar's snsianb teiorst G.. Statue, Or.
Az, fit.N altimorrhr., nabe eHifom HunielApe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
Official Proceedings q Of Col,n,::
.2oItyoBoard Of Marshall
: :,s, County, minnesota, - : 10 :.
Special Difch1Meetinq, Ditch No? 19
August 28th,h 1908. oiS $500

Pursuant t. CALI injecting ting" v was called
to7 order by the 1chaairnian al" 10 o'clock
il the foorrenooil, sAugnst' 18th, 1908. 5z7o
Members present, Wittensstten;S Green,
Eng 61srnd and Sorhu1im. noAbseeant, B3 yEs.:
from. Rst siaJ d1IH 9SreiICm0o eo7QI11e
= The e. hearing upon the engineer and
viewers report upon ditch No. .16,,4in
the towns of Wangeri and Tamarac, was
duly; considered and nd arguments heard
for Fl = and agaiInstt The Establishing laa Of the
said; ditch, and objections were also
made against several Of the assessments
made by the viewers, and after duly
having considered the matte: the follow
ing resolution was passed unanimously:
Commissioner Green offered The fol-:
loving resolution in writing and moved
ifs9 ado,ntioour.8 sic a&o21 zlG oc2 E9[Iol
IN thef matter Of hearing! 81 on I !!ttiha e
viewers and 1eng ineers report On 81 Ditch
Mo- is, IN Marshall county, It appearing 10 FL q
tothe satisfaction 81 the coaupty board board
that the getie1 az system Of said ditch
may be improved by7 chan1{gae; I'll ii the
main ditch and by the elimination lof
one or more proposed branches thereto:
Now, thsreferea be it resolved, that
the matter Of said Ditch No. IFS he ii and
the same herPbysis resub omitted to 1.-THE
viewers and aengineer ] heretofore ap-
pointed ,herein, and said fenginearb bis
hereby lautheri yed forthwithgto re1exz
am 9l ls the course of said Il 5proposeil
DITCH DITCH and make ,sny tehanges therein
asspEovi4d4sed bE law, saa may inf hia uopinn-
Jpn result in an Improvement, in sthe
general system Of drainage to be af-
feet6d1by said proposea ditch. a nEl5ddlS saifd
viewers afe 6grsBy ad ftth fikksd al nndf inl
IS III b4l65nl
ertyl either IS to Benefits 81 dalmaldSsa
that IS 81 ga b;i6d1a dhi az sSid
epgalhse anf 99ilg}Wtteefs ashdils la tbgir
report with In SO days. isayyaI osi b S1ft
Motion and thy question jtisd 4 1ai
l la l,,;, s1
10 declared rTTs7s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
Official Proceedings of Coun-
......t Y Board Of Marshall ..,.
,~,.~>. County, Minnesota. z..,
Special Ditch Meeting Ditch Mo- ~
August 9th, 1908. 5

4 e - S., - q; q I; I aaa sss = e. ;
Pursuant to call, meeting was called
to order by the chairman at 10 O'CLOCK
ginS1he foashoon, August 9th, 1908. +
Members present, Wittensten, Green
Engelsrud~ and Serum. Absent, Bys
troni. j =,
The notice Of hearing and petition 81
Nils Johnsontand others for a public
drainage diteh..in} the towns of Cedar
and Thief Lake was considered. {:
M. " Evenson appeared before said
board in person in reference to said
ditch After considering the argument
for and against said ditch, the board
made and fled the following ordefs
appointing engineer and viewers foq
said ditch. = =. ..r..~ !.
RESOLUTION APPOINTING ENGINEER
: ---- IN DITCH PROCEEDINGS.
son aAd Jskak e loc2shg q8p CONSTRUCT;
ing County Ditch No. 10 in the county q
Marshall, State of Minnesota: J
) statsIIof M46 4opii marshall Is
%Sa st IVY tpsS rg.sPs@a 6y 6 Nils Jo65
drew Blomquist, Henry Young, John Of
son. nPs S5oberg. q II s ~ dH6mF6; pray
ing for the establishment Of certain countf
:f}teha Y tsta1d ycounty dssignat$4 AHd sAamS
Naal8s the, route of which iasmere fully de:
scr1bed IN said petition. and proper bond
same, have been filed with
f faS saG4atE aqseItog q 5hl9 county g y ay
And, whereas, it appears by satisfactory
Rro3f t. f the c9anty aosFs e
petition. and the time and place atf Rhich tiS
same ,wodld 80 heard; Has deem gHfvsn as rel
CURED by law; 3 s85 S' al !
sg GsSe sg. sgh leId
this day, do hereby appoint g. a. Hamery a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
(, aCL0SURE SALE H.

/ aCLOSURE SALE. H.
/ sDefault has been made IN the pay
Intent of Six Hundred and Twelve
Dollars. (S6l2). which amount is
|claimed to be due, and is due, on
|the MORTGAGE indebtedness secured
|bY that certain mortage which is
d2ted January II, 1908, which mort
gage was made bv Gust Wickman
and Othilia Wickman, his wife, as
mortgagors, to Daniel Aberle &
Sons, "a corooratio4l, as morteagee.
Which mortgage Passfecorde3~ina {hs
Office of the RI g&ter pf RgeQsl of>fHe
County of Marshall, State Of Mime.
sofa, on January Is , u l9 9QQ8. ssat .4:3e
olcolck A. 10 N BAQE gN Of NofU
Cages, Page~42l;aahd Ny said n1ortaa
qxge there was mortgaged that GER
tain tract of land lying and being in
the County of Marshall and State of
Minnesota, described as follows. to-
w.t. " West o9ne.half, (WAh Of the
Section Twenty. seven, l27). in
Township one hundred fifty five,
f1b5), North, of Range forty seven
(4g), West; and no action or proceed
ing has been instituted at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by
/ said mortgage or any part thereof.
(RH reason of said default. and by
vtttue Of the power Of sale contained
binsaid mortgage, said mortgage will
[b4s foreclosed and the premises above
fddscribed will be sold by th3 Sheriff
Fofsaid Marshall County, at public
baJbtion to the highest bidder for
EoaSh at the front door Of the Court
/ Hbuse, in the City Of Warren, In the
ECdnnty Of Marshall and State Of
Minnesota, on Monday, October s.,
,1998, at $50 o. clock In the forenoon.
ittotpay the amount then due on the
Emaltgage debt and Fifty Dollars,
k(Ss0), attorneys fees stipulated in
|sal mortgage to be paid in case Of
[foH aclosure, and the hbl ~ (nents
|tobe incurred BY this 81 : 81 Fe.
|sss Dated August Is, 19 B.
h "A Daniel All q & bns,
l'1 Saarles Isl efe u o.
ATTORNEY for NJ ortga 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
4, MEETING Or (sSAFH oF ltAbGGfiDokks)oF
III MARSHALL COUNTY, MINNESOTA,
Tx WARREN MTNN s- ATTGT1ST E#

. rf9EHt tses1 brfif II
pursuant to the published notice for
bids for depositofiss5 df 4h6I lbdnaty
funds of Marshall county, the board of
auditors in, and for. the said county. met
at the office Of the teotdnty auditor Ai 81
the 18th day Of August 1905, .4t9 pnlQsk
a. hn. All members present.
n The following Bids 5W1efe r9eeived,
and placed on file: ssdt srus
Che State J Bank I9fa1 X fa55s ZWsff.
monthly balances and 4 per cent per
anhufn 81 time deposits $500 ~ -
II The State Bank toofo Viking, 2 3of
VIKING, MINI, 3 Der cent per annum
so.l athiy 3osA eFllts 8 per- Cent per
anfrum on time deposits
15illsb~ N 3 Il N IN Y y . !
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

t,s04a53- 425aEf ~. A. SORUM, ~ 81 3
tsEA1la 5Isqhsrn'aa g c M County Board Beard
P f MA1BERG, County Auditor. III 4I' Z ! !
ORDER APPOINTING VIEWERS DITCH
,sr. f,,xa4.e ,PRQCEEDINHs:p 2Qin44s
In the Matter of the Petition of Nils John
son and others for County Ditch No,9 in the
county 81 Marshall, State Of Minnesota:
IS State of Minnesota, County Of MARSHALL SIS IS.
Whereas, petition bearing date the 18th day
of July, A. d. 1908, signed by Nils johnson, r
D. ". Caro- Andrew Olson, "A ndrew2Ba6m
9Sst He 6iS XHg a1a Jqf Ban, ol5sE sg Ne1s
S sRe esEsap1sbnent Of dsh eaaht
Designated spd a%mSsFeS * tbs s2a9ty end,
is fully described lin saidbpetittol, together
With proper bond accompanying the same,
has been fled with the county auditoF6f said
sS ss 66ls re- SssS "a
served sen s1 a Shy 4eaufTed; and hsarias had
9Ss sad ssd Ps cdansy ssa )
Rss ep fER3 Hss
zs NG%, e& E tH syEa SS 9srd
said county, at 'saaspedais session = Held
a Sh1s 80 sRRSE $t
ss s Ss sss Is 9 eeesa
SID ppsfss q
Gt T sgre 81 sd bdP sad s 1s
sake an oathg to faithfully kperfolh theif :tlus
fsce Il ssi cersSsd COPY 81 zig Sstf6n
such viewers and of the order Of the county
ssd s&s
ana shall proceed to,view sad Epfoposedl work
and the land damaged or benefited thereby;
and, having completed said view and exami-
Fsport thereof With saa eonnty aitof 1 Of
said county within thirty days, from the DATE
Of their first meeting: In said report they
81 s. e Ses
or damaged by said proposed work the de-
scription of each tract Of land so benefited or
Is appear On tie county tax duplicates Of said
county, and the description TO be- givensih
legal form and the total nnmberiof acres tn
acres in each tract of land to De, benefttelj or
damaged las the case may be), the number Of
acres iaaqed} to enY traekbytbe total OF par
canas 81 nv wsn s9rse ga
aay; Nt e # Tights peftaihfng any
tract, and the amou9t that each TRACT OF, hand
tion Of said work. In ease said ditch drains,
porateeroa dsoDrailroed sor benefits any, such
s8Sa hss NH
sns3a Re sfsss 3Ssessom e ssd
8es4Ssa %R 81 a nSa q 46s e
and other iparticu1ars necessary TOT identity
tas e9ERSFss99s aRS EYate q RsRc e sS 9s9
o0kr. rk (lfc to
iar state@eht tie damasss awafded to each each
nesesyar TO
CONSTRUCTIONS and mainten ance ofany bridge,
By the blishmentl Of Such ditch,1 stating
th @ ssR%s5a 5shes a5 eso 5p ps
ditch entire. land branches tthereof, it any;
| and also whether or not, in their opinion, the
estimated expense Of the construction OF said
for is greater than the Guilty s 81 said prs
Ssd dseh Is 11 shy
and if So, stating the reason why it should not
survey Of said proposed W6fE and their re-.
according to Chapter 23o of5the General Laws
OF 1922, ana subsequent amendments thereto
The County Board of, Marshall County,
Dated this 18th day Or August. A: .. 1908. -
A0tes9: =, - -A'.jl1'' I)"o'i ~ TS3H q
,4spaij B. aHAHe6o oanty Auditor 42f, ~ Il
IN motion odionrnod 80:
$50 OH" ,jebfJ:A.. SORUM,2 a+'N
Attest i stc Chairman County Board, st
| fP.EB tMALBERG, i Marshall county;
9o1 County Auditor '1s3aI Minnesota!
EN-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

stQ9i1a iiJi y bs1i2f9 .Ju5SuiY .S2 l.
State of Minnesota, County G, Of
Marshal S.: H. District court, 18th
Judicia, District. fis.ia Sai177s isl
Selma Anderson; nPlaihtiff } * stiJ
tQ6i IL IS l0CvSls s'sGiIat1JsO -
yGeorge Anderson and Allie ColliF
son, (nee' Anderson). and John C,
Collision, her husband, Defendants: a a
ssNoticBr Is fIsrenfvas1i Hat an
aPt y s1e sb5as ssd dIaibsf
x3ainst the above named defendants.
which action is now pending. That
the object of said action is to obtain
u partition between the plaintiff and
Che defendants of the premises de-
$cribed in the complaint in said &C.
Mon. and hereafter described, &C.
cprding to the respective rights of
the parties therein. or if partition
can not be had without maSeriAfin7
2r s., to thoss Eigh5s tBen s
The proceef betwesnltt ha paTtiessS r.
eordlng to thqf rights. u n
q The premisd atfecthd Sby NsaiH az
zion are SITUATED "a the County III
Marshall ahdStahe sofg Mtnnes9ta.
and are described as follows: The
Northwest Quarter. (NW4) and the
Northeast Quarter. (NEA). of the
Southwest Quarter. (SW4) OF Sec
don TWENTY-FIVE. (25): and the South
Qne-half. (SH). of the Northeast
Quarter. (NE4) Of Section thirty
i've. (35): all in Township one
klndred fiftv-eight. (158). North.
IQ Range forty eight. (48). West.
n Dated June 10Th. 1908.
|M "- julius j. Olson. ~
In Plaintiffs attorney.
N s- o., Warren. Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

1905, at o'clock q. m.
sti e ats 'is9 j. A:i soRUM,a II
Attest Attest Chairman Codlnty ' Board,
fsaP.iB. slEALBERG;, s m afshai1 co,,IIntv
f75s County Auditor. slso-i ! innes,tU,ta,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10
REFORM s L5sadIr; i, i F:lsnedi. 2t 4.

- Reform leader u Fined. -
Kansas City, Kan, Sept. &C. ".
. Trickstt, Assistant attorney general Of
.KansaRfoD Wyandotte county andstho
Leader eof ARGENT reform campaign to
prevent the Illegal selling l@ liquor n
Kansas. was fined $500 in the, city
court at Kansas City, Kan, Thursday
-aftefnSon: ofie .xasA convicted last
week 6ftaccspting5 On tiisgsltfsel1Da
/ 1oiat ease. bus chs suIDbsW 1isac
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

week OfAACc0pt108~2Q ha08H1JIo0u3So
i1oi1t ease. bus CHS suibbsW 1isat
r5zU5IT 5 IT gI7ra 5sz sa10T s515u1 u701
~ Aug. laorSsptis17l el5-sau
Il, ots E.I! SUM NM p 'Sa .agrbnA ..
State q, Minnesota, a County eof
Ma5sha!l S. II District C6ufts l4th
Jksefma AIhderson,9 Plafntifr = oaaoos
t. .goys!-sdl nsYIgF2 s.s5
George 4ApdersQns land Allie COLLISION,
(neaeP 1Andefson) and John S. C6fli-
son, her husband Defendants: - 1's' III
'1FhB state OF " Mfnnesotas.t6 the
above named cdefendants:1 q .s1h
You. and each.of yons G are1 thereby
summoned and REQUIRED to-, answer
6he comp1aint ofsthea p4aintiff FL che
above entitled, actions wlfichs com.
plant has been filed sin1 thee office aof
the Clerk of said District Court. az
The City Of Warren, County Of Mar.
shah o8Ha State Of Minnesota. ana IS
serve. t&scOpyi of YOUR <to>s the
said ,complaint upon the subscriber.
at his Office in the City Of Warren,
Marshall COuntV sand State OF Mime
sotak bwenty9 42Ot odaNsl after
the service Qtn this summons Tppon
YOU. eXclusiye Of the day Of such
Service: anu If " YOU fail TO answer
the said COMPLAINT within 8 the time
zi sss g. S5at ia sstS s
lief demanded In said complaint,
together with PLAINTIFF 81 costs and
disbufSeme iherein:Us & f02r9bu 4
Dated June 18th, 1885, bitos usZ
julius j. Olson. ,,t,
Plaintiffs attorney Ss1'
7sq,3r e4sjfs1 bWaEren.s Minnesota,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

| Minnesota: .IosNGRJ &
/ We, the board of auditors for the
county of Marshall and state Of Mime
Sofa, do hereby respectfully resport:
! That at a meeting of said board, held
at.the-affica-~of~th the County auditor, in
and for the county and state aforesaid,
onsthe above date, the following .reso-
lution was passed by said board, viz:
&That the notice for the repositories of
the county funds be published in the
Warren Register, at Warren, Mar
shall county, > innesot% T.
: Noticce&sto rsaddsss 9oloWs to wieD =
s NOTICE.
PRoPosA LIS FOR COUNTY REPOSITORIES.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pyOpos-
ais will be received at the county" auditors
to, Minnesota, until o'clock "a. M, On
August 18th. 1908, for repositories of the
bounty funds, stating what security will be
given to said county for such funds so de-
posted, and what interest.on monthly bal
ances of the amounts deposited, on the con-
dition that said funds with accrued interest
shall be subject to check and payment at
all times on demand. and also what inter
est would be paid on funds if deposited for
any length of time. -" -" we ! = fssr
The right is reserved tosreject any or; all
bids. ta.s ,t.N,..yp :. i
Dated at Warren, Marshall county, Minnie
sofa, this 24th day of July, AID. 1908. '-a' u
". A. Serum. Chairmain County Board.
4 y P. B. MALBERG, County Auditor. Z1--
"A. G. swANDBY, Clerk Of Dist Court.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

competent a9d sARsSls8Ssa rs eR IE 4
di4nb rom its source to its outlet, as pro-
vided and specified in end tpY chapter go Of
inc his duties as such engineer to make and
county, on or before the list day sof October
1908. 8 ,,Sa<t III 10 81 4 is55gE1,F ia
By the Board, II F,sEt
b5011551 4t5ush ~ J.. A. SORLM, ~ y D
!, i, tsEA1ls 1isphairnan Of, County Board
Attest: OF Marshall County
p. b. MALBERG, County Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

So On motion the report of the board d
auditors approved the 28th day of Aug
astt;==4f8800ee. $685. j. A. Serum, Chairman
On motion the following bonds AMI
seouritisp kk9Seo8 for% Dolby und
Repositories, were approved BY TIL
county hoard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-10

-4sBii] D. q County Auditor. 42Et ~ Il
On motion adjourned. '">';
sGa oft" ,tebfJ:*A. SORUM,2 e+,N
Attest = H. Chairman County Board, st
.fP.EB: hMALBERG, i Marshall county;
81 County Auditor 1:1siaI Minnesota!
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-10-02

since his incarceration in the peniten-
tiary were made up out of whole cloth
and emphasized his statement that he
would never weaken at the last, az he
firmly believed the sentence just, an he
views the law, no matter what his in
tent had been when the killing was
done, in which position he is unique in
the annals of men facing execution.
HIS RELIGION URDECIDED.
Regarding religion he is unsettled ap-
.parently in point Of creed. Hehas had
Father Clemens of the Catholic church
Til later had Archdeacon Jones, but On
TIL matter he did not touch. tofthe re-
porter.
AS TO- the place Of execution Noah
said II was . matter Of indif4 f4sence to
him and that he had not suggested an
application to the supreme court for q
decision as to where it should take
place. He swas$tio1 be- hanged and that
was all there was, TO it. He said he
w,assnot opposed to capital punishment.
Int had always favored Il, and the cool
3Sgu way ia which re discussed this point as
.itiapplied to himself gave onesa creepy
sl0011& 3l
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-10-02
H. L. Richardson Down From Canada the First of the Week.
Tells The Tribune What He Thinks of Taking Land
and Making Settlement in Western Canada.

Link Richardson was down from Can
ada the first of the'week, where he is
operating his threshing machine in the
vicinity of Macoun. They were deluged
with rain there for few days as we
were here, and of course threshing op-
erations were called off till the rain
ceased and the straw has chance to
dry out. Link is pretty close observ-
er of surroundings, and The Tribune
will bank on his, conclusions as to the
deairability of settlement and farming
in western Canada under present con-
ditions. In the first place. says Link,
the consumer is compelled to pay vastly
more on the other side for every COM
modify, except sugar and one other
staple article that we cannot now re-
cali, while at the same time the farmer
gets from four to six cents per bushel
less for. his wheat, grade for grade, and
what our farmers receive No. l grade
for here the Canadian farmers get no
better than No, 3, so that whatever
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1908-10-02
Man Who Murdered His Employer Near kenmare Says He
Prepared for Death and Deserves His Fate.

hard drinking spell. But the fact that
a man commits a murder when drunk
is no excuse. for he is not compelled to
drink, and if does, he must take the
consequences whatever they may be.
''There was no enmity existing be-
tween johnson and myself; on the con-
trary, we were the most intimate
friends. Johnson had had trouble with
his wife and brooded over it great
deal and asked me to come out and
keep him company, which ! did: We
drank a great deal that night in Fehru-
ary,, and johnson went over all his
troubles, and said he was inclined to
take the gun which was lying near, and
end it ALL Isaid ! might do:it for him.
or words to that effect, and pointed
the gun at him and it went Off ]
didn't even know that it was loaded. !
have no recollection of hiding the body
in the cellar, but when was accused
of murder acknowledged shooting him
and here / yam.se:I might have fought
the case and got off with manslaughter,
but / killed him my friend = and the
law says l must die for it, SO / must.
on October q. Z 4
WILL NEVER WEAKEN. 7.
6 Noah told his story in q matter Of
fact even buoyant way which gave .
chill to his listeners. and no one telling
Of common place incident in their lives
could have been more devoid Of agita-
tion. There was not the slightest
tremor in his voice as he spoke Of
death, neither was d there aught5 Of
brayado. He did not seem TO- regret
that he had not fought the case and
escaped. possibly with . sentence Of
life or less, but has evidently schooled
himself to view theconsequences Of his
act with stoicism. In his conversation
. aislight lack Of education wss appar-
ent in his grammar, hut he said he had
held some good positions and could
have held others had he not been way
ward; and oolish, ], &. q q she put il. He
spoke Of the Z foolishness' which had
landed him ins the penitentiary before
this tenn and scomIns npop Il "a !
strong point sfor the pro secution n his
trial. He said ~ the stories about
him that hld sappea earsd ips The papers