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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

WV
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
0pepa House, Feb. 4, 1908

Elmore w Hurst ct al to r J
Taylor ne OF ne sec 1875 GA
$1,000
w Campbell to Albert Ras
mussen blk 4 in Nil Id Co Ord
add To Platte 5000
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31
THEATRE TALK NO. =.

MRS !. D. \. n. S0UTHWOR1H, THE A1ERIcAH
NOVELIST WHO WROTE THAT FAMOUS STORY THE HIDDEN
UAuD.s M barn n Washington p. 6 December z6, 1870. She
no1natod ffsm Henshaw Seminary In 1897, and taught school from
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

hrssly y women. kIS56 her world renowned "The Hidden Hand"
aDeoafsd = 1 serial GFy IN famous story paper Of that day called
sIH1 MEW YORK LEDGER owned by Robert Ponner, the owner
= ~ vodd known famous hars-s Dexter and Maud s., the fastest
11uetnn q their time. Itwas then published In book farm, and other
eAaa H. Bible, hAa had wider eirn'ahon than any other known book,
ovor lheea million various copies Of the story having been placed In
Osenan, Spanish and other uansissions. The story has been drama
tssd I snmber u times, but never IN the concise and happy manner
vhirA haa rewarded EUGENE ACORE'S efforts, the version which
v1 - peeosated In this city In the nesr future.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-31

1874 to i84o. She began writing
short stories for the Baltimore
Saturday Visitor, and IN f84o
.sutiished her liFSt novel, "Ret-
ffbuticn.n She became very
Hnnmfax. hef Hr{f3na annAalinR
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T OUCH THE KEYS

L JUCH The KEYS
of one If our piano and note how
quickly they respond. Note also
the richness and depth of tone
Both mean that tie piano has
been built by masters Of the art.
!. Have one of these instruments
~ your home and you II have one
whose music viii not depart with
age or become roughened BY
constant service. 3. W. Gil
.bertsorl. = 2sz,r,.. n = ss>12s
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The Ladies World for June is the
knowledge the receipt of your letter
most attractive number of this periodi-
cal that we have yet seen, and there is
small wonder at its popularity when so
much that is good is offered for so lit
tie. There are three notable special
articles in the number, one OF them
describing the Bryan family life at
Fairview, and another the growing-ap
of Ethel Roosevelt, the young lady of
the White House, while the third has
some remarkable pictures showing the
ways of a bird with its young. The fic-
ton is unusually good, a new serial
story, called Rosamond the Second, by
Mary Mears, being the chief feature.
The household departments of this
publication seem to us more practical
than those in any other of the wo-
mems magazines, and no doubt they
are thoroughly appreciated by the
home-workers, who win also see a
number OF very pretty fashions for all
N I'M OF the family, with good
plain Instructions In idressmaking, The
makeup and illustrations throughout
this number are excellent.-(New
York: Fifty Cents a Year, .55<ss,. 4 . !. 7:
J7aFh
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49,, Loan No. 1859.

l. %SsxS~ VA &RAOGEXSSS Sakes
DeTault In the conditions of thes here
IN described mortgage having Occurred
~ WHICH the power OF sale herein con-;
ea.neo mas become operative and mo arl-
ion OF proceeding has at any time. been
hao or instituted at law, or ott1erIyfse
70 recover the debt nov REMAINING Sc
cured by said mortgage, or any part
and TOT the purpose of foreclosure and
sale, notice Is hereby given that a cfsrfaIr
mortgage made, executed ana deffYsTs.I
oyE Christian Gorder and Anna TsSsrsf.ss
his wife, both Of the City of Devils T.sIsa.
Sonn!y or Ramsey and State of NuYth
oaAotas as mortgagor, to the Northwest
I'm mutual Savings and Loan AsgocTa-
f ,,9l.,, q corporation created and doing
BUSINESS under and pursuant to the laws
3r the StateS>of North Dakota. assHaarfs
ages, ana dated the first day of Mav.a.
1897 and filed for record III the TSfFina
w. the register OF Deeds In and for aSle
county OF Ramsey and State Of ssyorff.
tDnaah.ota on, the 4 9Th day OF MAY A.5 d.
lagl$ at 5 O'Clock and ! o. MINUTES Al III q.
1 saa GUY recorded IN Book 8..25' Of Mort
Sases at page 518 will be foreclossd sSy
Inc sale OF the mortgagad pren9issa sis.
suen mortgage and hereinafter descrfs,aa
line front door%of the Court Hosssa III
sne Slty or Devils Lake In the, sd Ar
sktssHSsy and state of North DakO ts ssYsT
Liis oLn "a OF u AS. d., 90 st iii
yIeioGK in the forenoon of that tassy, ss,s
s se,ss snsrim q SAID acting III pef-
amount due on such rriortgag 4ps. liz
gate or sal The premises dessrss5afs
t ll I. .saicn mortgage which MI be IssId "a
$3.50 3slis same are described IS fssT-
fo that tract piece ~ III r.-s
csl OF land situaEe. lying and t1efr iis.
~ sass n Count sof iassisey and State 81
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1.-THE ChautauqlIa is a Beau.
| tiflh Place

Those who have not seen can hard
ly realize what a beautiful place the
Chautauqua is at this time of the year
The recent rains and warm weathe,
have transformed the natural beauty
of the place into a vertible paradise
The blue, ripping water of the lake,
the pebbly beach, the turf covered
hills and the green forest with its
shady avenues makes one say that
here indeed is one of the beauty spots
of Old Mother earth.
L Chautauqua, with its surrounding
country and Devils Lake is without
question the most beautiful spot in
North Dakota, in fact, 1t is to North
Dakota what Yellowstone is to the
west. The drive along the shores of
Devils Lake and through the oak
groves of Chautauqua is one appreciat-
ed by all lovers Of natural beauty.
Here one can feast on the beautiful
things that nature provides. The PEG
pie of North Dakota may well con-
graduate themselves that they have
| it within their borders of this state.
What makes this place especially dear
to the hearts of all North Dakotans is
the fact that here the annual assembly
Of the North Dakota Chautauqua is
held. This assembly is the big event
in the state for it's opening is proceed
ed by a pilgrimage to the shores Of
Devils Lake by pleasure seekers from
all corners of the state.
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TOXIC NEWS
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There was dance at the home Of
Mr.. Kavanaugh, west of this place
Friday night
Mr.. Graham, of Crary, commenced
breaking on the claim of Mrs II. c..
Mills the fore part of the week.
Thos. Coyne has been on his claim
in the southwest part of the township
for part of the week, finishing his
seeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Kaw were at
their claim several days last week,
and had with them as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aldrich, of Grand
Forks. The party left Monday for
Grand Forks.
A team Of ponies belonging to Vic
tor Ruth became frightened Friday
evening and ran away, running into a
barbed wire fence and very severely
cutting the animals The occupants
were thrown from the buggy and were
more or less bruised up.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Baitson had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. w.
G. Smith and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cox and family, DR.. and Mrs.
E. J. Murphy, Misses Hattie and
Laura Perkins and David Oleson, of
South Minnewaukan Twp, Ramsey
county and Messrs Albert and Otto
Oleson and Emil Carlson. Part OF the
day was spent in fishing excursion
TO Wood Lake. 1t is reported that the
party caught nine fine pickrel. of
which number Mr.. Smith was the for
tunate one to land seven. This is a
pretty good fish story for the first
of the season. The party all report
"a most enjoyable day.
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F. Do you know that the Farmers MIL
e the headquarterS for feed OF all
kinds $=
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North Dakota, more particularly de-

North Dakota, more particularly de-
scribed as follows. towit: -. ::
Lot numbered Nineteen !t1sl in Block
nedy's addition to the city Of Devils
Lake according to the certified plat
thereof duly fled for record in the Of
Se 1he ea and
North Dakota on the 18th day of August,
\: D. 1902 at 5 o'clock p NJ, in Book
C. Of Miscellaneous Records at page
lS9, reference thereto being had
The whole sum secured by said mort
gage having been duly declared due and
payable, there will be due on said mort
Thousand One Hundred Fifteen Dollars
and Twenty-Five cents, ($2lI5.22) ex-
elusive OF the costs, disbursements and
the power Of attorney authorizing the
foreclosure of the above and herein de-
scribed mortgage was on the 11th day
ana ii s to William VIII mads Deuf
Northwestern Mutual Savings and Loan
Association. the mortgsgee aforesaid.
fduly aled in tie once Of the Register Of
Desds in an9 for the county Of Ramsey
Book :F"' Of Miscellaneous at page zoe.
reference thereto being had
provided IN Sec 7ias of ess R sesi
Codes OF North Dakota 1905 and amend
ments thereto, was filed in the Once OF
the Register Of Deeds In and for the
county Of Ramsey and State Of. North
1898. at i O'Clock and Is minutes p. n
references thereto being had
Dated at Fargo. North Dakota, this
l@th day Of May A. D., 1908.
/ Northwestern Mutual Sdv-
| ings and Loan Association.
Mortgages
William B. Douglas,
Attorney for Morteegee,
! No. II Broadway. Fargo, n. ID.
lNay 1929 June s-12-19-26, A. D. 1s0e)
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NOTICE or P1T1T1oH 70 vACATu
AY.X.Mv. = TFE e

Notice is hereby given that a petition
o9 Che City OF Devils Lake, N. D., which
petition has been fled In the Office of the
CITY Auditor Of said City Of Deviis Lake,
% vecate that part OK the alley In Block
tween lots 4: s. s. 8. 9. 10. II nad II.
~. as the same Is needed for court
VA be heard and considered by the CITY
Council oe oaid City on the LIST dasy az
T dSne 1909; at O'Clock p M. ct the
ct ssaid City In the City Han in IRE
City OF Devils Lake, North Dakota 80
c lated this 21st day Of April 1909. .5%E
toEAA1 Ole Skratass, IRE
City Auditor.
First publication April al. 1905
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notice TO CREDITORS..
the .znafter aF fhn a.t,f

In the matter Of the estate Of Lena
In County Court, Ramsey County, III.
Notice is hereby given by the under
last will of Lena Larson. late ~ She
township OF Bartlett incsthe. County of
ramsey and State OF North Dakota. ds.
ceased, 70 the creditors OF and All pers
ed, TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months, after the
hrst publication Of this notice. ia said
Flynn. in the First National Bank Rnfld.
G;ag 70 the city of Devils Lake, Ramsey
Dated May 9Th. 1908. >g=,,-.
Edward EVenson,
"afo r. Flynn, $3.50 Executor. VA
,< t1rst publication on the 9Th day or
Nay 190S. - :H73sE5Ssa4S
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Or. w. ). 9RoWNLEE l
|. :! Dsnkiss :
Graduate from University or .Mlnnannaa
Once In Brennan'D Block
Soo0e S16 Devils Aah@
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2aat. Pine. and 4 ta'naraess, sa.oo per
cord, sassaa ard delivered. Five cord
:aasss apsssaa psspae. &c. IA. Baker,
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ia /: r Me- INT
New Tine i Gard For Operating !. iraIa.
:: Into Effect May Seventeenth,

Read Down s2..:. Read n
4, ~ 100 O.. Devils Lake. 8 IS %. IA.
TIT q M. sweetwateg-- s:O5 b. "a
7:45 g. n. Webster $50 l d. n
4 81 8: 0G a.. Gaarske- 1928 i. 4,
~ e geatfer 2:0s 81. 81
I'D ~ ~ III 3. d.
AS olmgt lead III p.. Ia.
" ;zs CFoclls 2:4s b. ID.
1915 e Book Ike 2:a1 b. Id.
1o:as Ia d. lr,i
a4sa0 b Hams bo,rio- a:55 q II.
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: AsspERooN a. TRAYasoR7 ).
i Asasssey snd cesnssssss se Eass ]:
Ppastsss IA All tne courta bssh gsass sna5
EeAssaa. ana before tho %. @. Land aassa
+ Gales In Brennaaas B1oak ~ 1
essxSsnast AnG.' F*.F .*Ess& fS%S
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70 q. 70 70 Steve Jones
sui I's;lssDce 81

sira, aightairg, Han
ffenf, Health Burglary, ma ess,ass Hssssa
ssInployers q lia NY. Plate
tsanobila ana Life s3sss
For choice inveas III
ssssn pspsFa gsaag hi
looaaal -
uagslsa
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ssT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IheFirstNationaIRank
AT DEVILS LAKE.

In the State o! North Dakota, at the close OF
business. May 18th, 1903 #
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Z IN SUICIDE
PACT TO ESCAPE
DEATH BY WANT
Aged Inmates of Bankrupt
Home in Chicago Pass
Poison Bottle Around.

CHICAGO. March 2o-A suicide pact
involving probably a dozen inmates of
bethesda Home for the Aged is be-
lieved to have been revealed by the
death OF John Koch. who died yester-
day By his own hand after ridicuing
John Haselbach. who failed in an at
tempt at self-destruction.
The motive for the pact Is the bank
ruptcy of the home. a private instttu-
;ion into which many of the old folks,
sriendlcss and alone In the world, had
paid their savings O. a life time, ex-
pectinE to he cared :5r until death. As
a result of the bankruptcy the aged
inmates are face to face with destitu-
ti1n.
Mrs Mary Mann. matron of the home,
Is convinced that a poison bottle" was
passed By Koch to some one else IN
the compact. whose identity will be
eide
Mrs Emma Bausch, one of the SUI
pervisors OF the home, predicts num-
ber of additional suicides, although she
has dissuaded three who had avowed
such purpose.
Koch. who was slxty-eight years old,
paid 500 to the home Others of the
twu.tty-oue inmates paid into lnc instI-
tuuuuu as AIgn as 500 each. , ihe
.oI me most Wrctuueu and helpless OF the
old ucoplc at the home have been
~ ken away and provided for by the
ri'',r Sisters of il" POOR
The evening world., 1908-03-20
HAYES IS AGAIN
APPOINTED FIRE
COMMISSIONER

These appointments were announced
by the Mayor this afternoon:
Nicholas J. Hayes to be Fire Com
missioner succeeding the late Hugh
Bonner.
James Kane 10 be Election Commits
sioner in Brooklyn, succeo ding the late
John MaGuirr.
Both these appointments came as the
result of the deaths OF the incumben,s
within week. Commissioner Bonner
died last Friday ANA Commissioner Ma
su.rr dropped dead three days later.
whil" conducting a case at the Kings
county Court House.
In accepting the Fire Commissioner.
ship Mick" Hayes goes back to the
job he held under Mayor Mcclellan
three wears ago, He gave up the place
when lie was elected Sheriff Since
Foley succeeded him as Sheriff Jan. /
ne has held no Office He is the Tam
many leader os the Twenty-eighth As
sembly District,
Although not an open opponent Of
Lender Murphy, Hayes has been allied
with the Mcclellan wing OF the organi-
2ation ard IS a member OF the Mayors
Kitchen cabinet.
James sane the new Election CON-
missioner. has been active in Brooklyn
Democratic circles tor a number of
years. lie is a McCarccn man.
The evening world., 1908-03-20

inspector Tholens. of the B. r. T, was
dozen yards away from where the
man jumped, walking along by the rail-
ms Turning he watched the man in his
plunge through the air make two long
'hrns and finally disappear head fore
most into the water.
Half minute passed and then the
mans head. still crowned with his black
derby. rose to the surface An eddyinx
current tossed him for a moment and
rnen he struck out for the shore. SWIM
ming in long strokes toward the Clyde
line oler.
Scores We're watching him breathlessly
from the rail of the bridge. and as he
reached out for timber jutting from
the bullahead of Pier No. 20 a nervous
shout went up then turned to a groan
of regret as his hand was seen to sltp.
He made one last feeble attempt to
grip the timber ana then fell back and
vanished.
So great was the nervous tension of
those who had watched from the bridge
that no one could shout an alarm to
cle workmen on the pier
Conductor Silver and Inspector Tholens
described the man to Policeman Lich-
tenStein, of the Bridge Squad, as
about twenty-seven years old Ave feet
six inches tall weight 160 pounds, black
hair and black mustache. He wore .
black suit. black shoes and a black
derby hat. Silver recalled that the suit
was of thin material and that the man
sh!vered as he boarded the car at the
Manhattan terminal
The tide was running out when the
man jumped ana the police sent word
along the docks to look out for the
body.
As soon as Policeman Llchtenstein
could reach a telephone he called up
st, Gregory's Hospital and asked that
an ambulance be rushed to Pier 20. Sur
gcon Bennett went out and drove the
ambulance horse off his shoes. When he
reached the pier crowd of longshore-
mon who had seen the gestures OF the
people on the Bridge. We're searching
along the waters edge The search was
continued up and down that reach Of
the river, but without avail.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
To-MorrOW'S Event at CITY
Park a Repetition of That
of Last Saturday.
PlNkOLA HAS LOOK IN.
Owner Fizer Thinks Race as
Good as Over if the Track
Is Mlldiy.
Special to The Evening wcrlin

/
NEW ORLEANS, March N-Accord-
ing to present indications. .the City Park
| Derby tomorrow Will be a repetition OF
the Crescent CITY Derby Of last week.
lin the list Of entries published to-day
the same Uuartette OF three year-olds
is named 70 start. The only difference
= in the weight and distance The
Iuther Derby was at a mile and a fur
long. while the one tomorrow will be
a. mile and quarter, and 1t is be
.ause o' this lengthening the journey
that some ~ the sharps OF the track
find an excuse to prophesy a defeat for
Meelick
Chaputepec. Pinkola and Angelus are
again to try conclusions with Hildreth's
colt. and while there seemed to be no
great amount Of enthusiasm about the
race, there was considerable talk about
the track to-day that there is better
than fair chance of derby honors
falling to one of these horses. There
IS a report that Meelick has not been
doing as well as he might have done
during the past few days His trouble
is said to be in one of his fore legs and
the watchers declare that he has had
TO be kept in steam bandages almost
constantly since he won his race last
saturday.
This encouraged W. II. Fizer 10 be-
iieve that Pinkola may take the meas
ure of the smart California colt There
was short rain storm this morning
and the Indications are that there Will
be more tonight before the Derby is
run tomorrow IN which Pinkola would
seem 10 nave mUch better chance.
l'zer says the colt will not suk to-
morrow and that If the track should
he muddy the race is as good as won
for this colt.
FIRST RACE.-Purse *ioo; maiden
ycIr-olds. selling, three ana one
half turIong s-Maritza. 100 lNicol II to
!. & to and TO 5 won by a length.
Transform. 100 'Walkerl, 10 to l. ! to
and to |. second. Scanuine l0i Not
lsr, 10 g : to l nh and ana riI to !, N,n1 inrd'
SlIverado Anderson. John Hal Tyler
Disagreement, Tom Holland, Tiilis and
joe Huw.u also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse $40; four
year-olds and up, selling: six turlongs,
and to /, won by. a length; King Cole,
III CNicoD. u to |. > TO and to ;,
second. Arby Van. los uLeel, 10 TO l. i
to and to l. third, T!me-ll5 30;
Dry Dollar. lyaracht, fitnSOnnuESt, Al
Martin. Wild lrishman. Maelstrom
Moyea Tuhuggan, Charley Wari Dick
tedd ana Wise Hand also ran.
THIRD RACE Purse $4oo; three year
ulds. sclliu >. seven furongs.-TcraA. 100
= en- and : to l. W IN py
six Lengths Lady Amy - ,SImterl
u.i ven. second: our
go. - 10 ! - to ! ana T.
to l. third. Time. l?s - The Thorn,
Tlke. Lorrimer. Miss Nigilant, Georye
i White Royal Chance. A,Srt VI,
Ciratiot and Apple Teddy also ron.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
willie" MUST
TELL OF HIS PULL
WITH ''FhEDD|E:"

w. X Vanderbilt, ir. was served
with a summons to-day. requiring him
TO appear in the Cour, of Special Ses-
sons next Monday morning in person
to answer a charge of speeding
Thi, action Is the outcome o. the
scene which occurred IN u, Norkri.r r
ro!icr Cour; go 'nr morning oc March
> when Mr. \nndcroNt said "Hn.p.
Freddie u .!S society :aoaI Mas. Use
.ratr Kornocluu. ana MJgistra. Krr-
mocaau said. "IIo.n, Wnne," ard then
dismissed the charge agains; his nil
ionaire friend without listening to the
story OF Policeman James Martin who
mad CHASED the dying Vanderbilt ad-
tomublr To the East ruirty- fourth
stree, ferry and there arrested the mill
lionairc driver.
believing tluaJ Martin had been un-
fairy iryato! Commissioner Bingham
took the matter TO pistrict-Atturney
Jerome. who caused Assistant District
Attorney Whitesides to investigate. AS
q result Whtesitos fled an intorma-
Ition. upon whiChfhe Justices OF Special
Sessions promptly acted.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
SWIMS FOR PIER, BUT
CANNOT SAVE HIMSELF.
Hand Slips as He Reaches Out for Jutting
String Piece and He Floats Away
Before Workmen There Learn
of His Plight

Vanderbilt in charge Conductor Alfred Silver
we'll filled with Brooklyn bound passengers running hundred
feet the Manhattan of the Brooklyn Bridge shortly after
o'clock this afternoon neatly dressed young jumped off the rear
platform and toward the railing
Silver pulled the bell and cried Hey there Where you
going?
The turned waved his hand and shouted back l see vol
later With that he Sprang toward the railing in two bounds and
went over
The passengers the car had watched the STRANGELY amtv
of the young pyzed with amazenlen for few
and then scrambled off the vehicle and ran TO the railing