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sTEPMoTHER is PUT IN JAIL.
Woman of Fifty Suspected of Being
Jealous of Lass of Sixteen.

Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 15.-Mrs.
Mary Wright, of Derrick, Ramsey
county, was arrested and brought to
the county Jail here, accused of caus-
ing the death of her sixteen-year-old
stepdaughter, Beulah Cox, by means
OF carbolic acid placed in her food
The authorities have heard that Mrs,
Wright was jealous Of the attentions
being paid the girl by young man,
whose name has not been disclosed,
Beulax Cox was found dead at the
home Of Mrs. Wright Tuesday, and
since then the town and county au-
searching inquiry, which resulted in
the arrest.
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NORWAY,

The buildings OF Tango creamery.
near Lake Mjosen, were destroyed by
fire. @a..+F* .., ...r.
The sealing steamer Svendsen from
Trondhjem returned with almost TO-
900 seals. 49,. h, .s..5Ez In
A fire at Donaneschingen, Baden,
reduced 100 buildings to ashes and
rendered 1,500 people homeless.
Over 100 men are working in the
Spitzbergen coal mines, and they
take out about 400 tons of coal q
month r. q
A man who writes to an American
paper from Selbu, q valley near
Trondhjem, states that during the past
few years many Norwegian Americans
have returned to selbu with a brok-
en-down constitution. tuberculosis
Is the main trouble, and the patients
stay on their native soil until they
die. The writer thinks that the food
which they eat in America is too fine
and rich. He adds, however, that the
young people who have spent all their
lives in Selbu also seem to stand less
than their sturdy forefathers.
1t was stated In these columns that
the Norwegian steamer Bakkelaget
collided with the Swedish steamer
Goteborg near Kristiania, and that the
former was cut in two and sank in
a few moments. The scene on board
the doomed steamer was extremely
heartrending. Some persons fought
like demons simply to save their own
lives. But there were touching ex-
ceptions to this practice. An eye
witness says: "A young lady, the
daughter Of consul from the west
ern part Of the country, lay helpless,
on the point Of drowning. Close BY
lay an elderly man who had life
belt. She chung to him, then he took
of his life-belt and handed 1t to her.
saying: Let rather myself drown,
who am old, you who are still young
ought to be saved The old man
sank. His body has not been found.
The young lady was saved. Z ..5|I
A hunting party consisting Of four
hunters has returne ed from success
full trip to spitzbergen. Each 81 them
killed q bear, and they Ill killed q
lot Of other game Thorolf Holmboa
an artist, accompanied them, and he
brought back q big bunch Of sketches.
The heat has been oppressive IN
some parts Of Norway. IS degrees In
the shade being nothing unusual.
Norway and North Africa had pretty
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
ABLAZE, LEAPS
FROM WINDOW
MRS. FANNIE DuDOvlTZ BADLY
BURNED BY FIRE STARTED
BY GASOLINE.
Heroic Rescue Of Baby. j. O'Con'
nor Enters Blazing Room at Great
Peril and Carries Out the Young
Infant.

st. Paul, Aug. 17.-Maddened by
pain caused by flames which covered
her body, Mrs. Fannie 3udovitz, SO
Temperance street, leaped through a
window Of her home yesterday morn
ing following the flight of her ten
year-old daughter Eva, through the
same exit, leaving a two-months-olo
child in the room in which the ire
was raging. The flames had already
began to devour tho buggy in which
the baby WIS sleeping when J. O'Con-
nor rushed into the house and carried
the child to place of safety. The
Are department. was called to extio-
4uish the blaze. s Z
The mother was seriously burned
and was taken to the city hospital.
Mrs. Dudovita was preparing a
meal for son on gasoline stove
while her daughter was arranging
the table. The mother went into
another room to attend to the baby.
Suddenly her daughter Eva saw
flames raging in the kitchen In the
center of the floor and she screamed
with fright. Her mother responded
quickly, but before she could reach
her the little girl had jumped from
the window to the ground, escaping
injury. -
The flames had gained rapid head
way in the room and they we're surg
ing towards the ceiling when the
mother entered. Exit by the door
was shut off by the fire. To reach
the open window through which her
daughter had leaped she had to pass
Through the body of the fire.
Covered with only a light morning
wrapper, Mrs. Dudovitz rushed
through the flames, and when she
went flying through the window her
body was a mass of fire.
She was injured by the leap and
she was unable to move from the
ground while the flames continued to
consume her body.
Neighbors quickly came to her res
cue. After some time the flames
in the woman's clothing were extin-
guished.
Despite the pains the mother walled
about her infant still in the house.
Grasping the situation Mr.. O'Connor
with rare courage ran into the kitch-
en-, passed through the fiery furnace
and reached the room and grasped
the baby from the buggy.
The flames had already attacked
the baby carriage and a few seconds
later they would have reached the
child
Mr.. O'Connor who rescued the baby
was slightly burned about the lower
limbs
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N. p. TRAIN HELD UP.
Bold Western Robbers Act With
Amazing Goodness.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 15.-Bandits
held up the Northern Pacific west
bound passenger train last night mean
Trent, nine miles east of Spokane 1
drove out the enginemen, uncoupled
the mail car and locomotive from the
rest Of the train and then themselves
ran the engine and mail car to Yard
ley, in the outskirts of the city.
A special train with officers has
gone to the scene. It is not yet
known whether the robbers got away
with much loot. ' aE gtr " .t
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Gov. johnson Will Speak.

Huron, s.. d.. Aug. 16.--Beginning
here on September Z and continuing
Ave days, the South Dakota state fair
will take place here. Each day brings
new acquisitions for space and practi,
cally every county ID the state will
have a creditable exhibit. Thirty-five
of the leading manufacturers and rep
regentative business interests Of Sioux
Fails have agreed to contribute to the
display OF Sioux Falls manufactured
products. Tuesday. September 8. Will
be big day OF the fair. Gov. John
al. Johnson speaks on that day. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20

stakeholder desiring to dispose of his
stock shall have right to dispose of
his stock for a price equal to the
price submitted to the board of
directors. and not less.
7. ARTICLE X. i..E
The highest amount of indebted.
ness to which this corporation shall
be at anv time subject shall be the
sum OF Twenty Thousand Dollars.
i ARTICLE XII.
The first board of directors of this
corporation shall be COMPOSED of
Henry H. Oberg. Warren. Mime
sofa Henry Nelson, Warren: Mime
sofa: Carl Quern. Oslo. Minnesota:
Louis n. Smith. Alvarado. Mime
sofa: Lars T. Rvkken. Alvarado.
Minnesota: Paul Paulson. Alvarado.
Minnesota: Henrick Johanson.
Alvarado. Minnesota: Martin H.
Sands. Alvarado. Minnesota. and
liver n. Lodoen. A]varado. Mime
sofa. who shall within three days
after the incorporation of this COM
Dany meet and organize and elect
from their own members president,
vice president, secretary and treas
urer, who shall hold office until their
successors are elected and qualified.
at the next annual meeting.
ARTICLE XII.
No stakeholder of this CORPORATION
shall be entitled to hold more than
ten shares Of the corporate stock of
this CORPORATION at any one time.
and all applications for stock in this
corporation shall be subject to the
approval of the board of directors.
o. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We
have hereunto set our hands and
seals this 30th day of July, A. D.
1908. ".
Henry H. Obere. (Seal)
Henry Nelson. (Seal
Carl Quern. (SeaI)
Louis N. Smith, (SeaD
Lars I. Rykken. (Seal)
Paul Paulson, (SeaD
- g.. Henrick Johanson, (SeaD
<..M Martin H. Sands. lSeal)
.-..- l. N. Lodoen, (Seal
In Presence of: +.
:. G.. A. Christensen. g5& 49,
Frank e. Dahlgren.
State Of Minnesota, County of
Marshall. SIS. ..& 49, ',>. ,sS
On this Both day of july. A. D.
1913. before me. notary public
within and for said Marshall County
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Please
RENE Il1b er This

every state in the Union threshing DONE
threshermen in the United States Experienced
threshers know them and respect them. S8
The patented features Of Engine Separator
make the Wnneshek outfits by far simplest durable
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Held at Bay.

epeartish, 8. D., Aug. 15.-With sew
sral posses surrounding his hidinGl
place and waiting until he is starved
out, William Dunn, the alleged slayer
OF Samuel Frederickson, whose life he
took thru jealousy Of girl, is en-.
sconced In the timber near here and
may not be caught for number Of
days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20

personally appeared Henry II. Oberg,
Henry Nelson. Carl Quern. Louis N.
Smith. Lars I. Rykken, Paul Paul.
son, Henrick Johanson. Martin 81.
Sands and liver N. Lodoen. to me
known to be the persons described
in and who executed the FOREGOING
Articles of Incorporation. and they
acknowledged that thew executed the
same as their free act and deed.
Frank E. ,Dahlgren.
Notary Public, Marshll County.
Mimi.
Ny commission expires Feb. lst
State of Minnesota. Department
of State.
/ hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed for record in
this Office on the day of Aug. A.
D. 1908. at IL O'Clock A. M. and was
duly recorded in Book O of lncorpor-
ations. on page 319.
Julius A. Schmahl.
Secretary of State.
State of Minnesota, County of
Marshall. SIS.
l hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed in this Office
for record on the 10th day of August.
A. D. 1908. 300 O'Clock P. NJ. and
was duly recorded in book II. of
Mlscl., on page 62.
Gail Hanson.
Register of Deeds.
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Vn1i$n T0l@x for Big Free 1hresher Book and
v11&V H. OUQy Wonderful Factory to- User Offer
1876 to 1876
More Grain

vice works on the principle Of Il
9 minute. 1t gets out every k,
crushed and timothy seed is not
you in dollars to get 10 to Is pt
Yet this shut single patent,
shiek Separator. #15# !.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20

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< ~ Gov f,en pooc,r, =, - 80 :
the sneach from tha throne n,h,oh
contained the fol,owinr a, i,,o,,s -. 9.
nrassions. almost : &. ca,nt,,r,, -.
Snassad a,nca E4rland hacora =
~ Tho Ruaaion annira T1naa.. ~
nrotection ~ mi. n,igh+u $500, -
Grand duchv had attainad sraa+ :.
teriaI and intalbect,,al nroaress ~
our great regret however, 'tha sa,,.a
az solidarity betwean rho F,nni.h IN,
ulation and tho Russian marion Qua .
realization az Ffnland.a i,,at ohI,oo-
tons toward tha Rnasian or,nira =.
der whose sovaraipn don,,,, o+to,, ~
land has been nlaced havo 1no+ "a
veloped simultaneouslv = ~ -.
bates Of the nrecadinr land+oo ,,,a,,,,s
frequently were exnrassad shou,ng
tho axistence ~ an u++arl,, f.,s. -.
derstandinr Of thu noai+icr - +h,.
district in our empire and tha d,+ia.
Incumbent upon the nonnlat to,, I ~
Finland bv virtue Of this ralation.,,in
Finally. In a decision OF the Last land.
tag. adopted March IL. an extramolv
bitter criticism of the maasures I'm.
dertaken bv orr SOVEREIGN will waa
permitted" The words Of Tho ON.
peror were read three times onco IN
Russian. once in Finnish and +h4rd
time in Swedish. An tntimat;on If
the nature OF the renlv tn tho snoocb
from the throne was given in the ad-
dress of Mr.. Svinhufvud president of
the landtaR. to Governor conoror
Boeckman. Mr. svinhufvud tooh onen
issue with the throne In the matter
of recent measures extending +ho
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
SWEDEN.

"A great many members have with
drawn from the labor unions in Goth
enburg
The Swedish peace and arbitration
society Is trying to- make its influence
felt at the coming elections of mem
bers of the riksdag. /.
P. P. Waldenstrom has declared
that he will not accept a seat in the
riksdag as representative from the
fourth district Of Stockholm. B
President Fallieres Of France, at
the close of his visit to Sweden, sent
the following dispatch to King Gus
tat: Before leaving the beautiful
country of Sweden am anxious to
reiterate to your majesty how strong
ly | am touched by the reception
which have met with in that coun-
try. I ask your majesty, as well %
her majesty the queen, to receive the
expression of my most sincere thanks
for the exquisitely kind attention paid
to me during my visit, of which |
shall keep rememb rance as dear as
& it will be lasting.
Time and again Hinks Bergegren
has been prohibited by the authorities
from speaking at public meetings. He
is q leader OF the most radical fac
ton OF the Social Democratic party.
The farm laborers Of southern
Sweden are demanding higher wages,
the proposed Increase being about 20
per cent. The farmers will be very
slow to grant the increase.
y vessel carrying sixty barrels 81
bansme caught nre IA the harbor lof
Gothenb0rg and the crew, consisting
of three men, lost their lives 81 the
plos'ionlls " y hich follow9d. q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Shoe
Repair
S'hOp.....

[ have opened a shop on
Johnson avenue, on the east
side, in same block as the
Golden Rule Store, and will
do all kinds of shoe repair
work with neatness and
dispatch and at reasonable
prices. You can save
money by having your old
shoes repaired.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
HE'LL CREEK RELIEF
FOR FIERY TORMENTS

Papers filed in the district court this
morning would indicate that the land
of his Satanic Majesty is not after all
without some measure of relief from
the hot old time held out for some indi-
viduals. But it will be necessary to
carry plenty of legal blanks so that If
some other fellow tries to steal your
share of the water you can file suit to
restrain him.
The papers in the suit above mention.
cd ask for an injunction against the de:
PENDANTS using or interfering with the
water in He'll creek. The complainant
is Andrew Norell and the defendants,
Andrew Sorenson and John 7. Vaughn,
water commissioner of district No. 46.
In his complaint complainant says:
"That the defendant. Andrew Soren-
son, his agents, servants and employe,
be perpetually snjoyined and restrained
from taking, appropriating. molesting
and interfering with the water of plain
tiff run in channel Of He'll creek.
Judge Garrigues will be here on Fri
to hear arguments in the case.-Courier
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
G. e. Davis Sale

The sale last Friday was quite we'll
attended. Mr.. Davis disposed Of most
Of his stuff through the agency Of Henry
Boston's good voice and A. A. Hunters
carein keeping tab. Every thing went
at some kind Of price and everybody
got his moneys worth, we suppose, or
he wouldn't have bid that much. Tho
Davis family is contemplating on =
change Of residence to Fort Collins for
improvement Of Mrs. Davis health. Mr.
Davis intends to make use Of his nusi
cal training and ability for the instruct.
ion such of Fort Collins youths as feel =
yearning to become proficient in the
charming art.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
OF ELECTION
FOR LARIMER COUNTY

Judges of election for the precincts OF
Iariner county were appointed by the
county commissioners at their session
this week. The chairman Of tho county
central committee of both parties fur
nished the list of eligible persons in the
different precincts and from these lists
the commissioners selected the election
Judges. Following is the Judges ap'
pointed:
Precinct 81, Rand-W. F. Douelson.
John Jurgenson, John c. 1sh.
Precinct %, Walden A. E. Butler
w. o. Mosman, p w. Fischer.
Cowdrey j F. McCasland. I. j.
Payne, Hugh Hunter.
Precinct "a, Hilliard-Ed Wattenburg
w, r. Monahan, John I. Shippey.
Precinct 25, Hebron-Willia1n Mari,
A. j. Monroe, William McCOnnaughey.
Precinct 81, Pearl-Cook Rhes, E. A..
I,enkhe, Chas Bulls.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
MORE GRADE

President F. A. Miller and Chief En-
gineer r. ID. Stewart of Laramie, Hahns
Peak and Pacific today awarded to j.
P. Harrison Al additional grading con :
tract on the Walden extension Of that
line, known as 'mile forty and Mr..
Harrison will move his camp tomorrow
to the new site. intending to loose no
time in getting to work. The contract
for clearing the right Of way were
awarded yesterday and Mr. Harrison
will hnd the ground seady to start in on
with his work. The road is being PUSH
ed to Walden Is rapidly Is mon can do
tho work. Mr.. Harrison is at present com
pleting . contract east of the new locat-
ion. Laramie Republican.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
North Park Stock
men in Denver.

Harry Green was at the yards looking
after the sale of bunch of cattle from
North Park.
A. ]. Monroe brought down two car
loads of good cows from the North Park
country. one of his own and the other
fromthe ranch of Ralph Coyte.
Eli and Andrew Peterson, we'll known
stockmen of the North Park, were at the
yards with a shipment Of good grass fin
ished cattle. They had not been sold at
a late hour.
Andrew Norell of North Park, Colo,
was down with another bunch Of cattle
for the market. The shipment con-
sisted of choice cows, they sold we'll con
sidering the condition Of the market,
the entire lot going at "a. Is and weigh
ing little better than 100 pounds. Re.
cord-Stockman.
G.. w. Linger was at the yards with
a shipment of good steers. They were
sold to packers at $455 and weighed
close to 1900 pounds each. Mr.. Linger
met with an accident at the yards which
might have proven fatal had the blow
been little harder. He was kicked in
the stomach by steer and suffered con.
siderably from the blow, but the injnry
was not thought to be serious.
A. X. Mari, one Of the prominent
stockmen of the North Park country,
was down looking ever the market.
Mr.. Mari reports his cattle doing well
but will not ship for about six weeks yet
He is feeding bunch of choise steers
for the fat cattle competition at the
Western Stock Show next January. and
will also attempt to repeat the trick.
performed at last show, Of taking of
the sweepstakes prize for feeding steers.
The Narr cattle are noted for their ex-
cellence and it will no doubt take SEINE
good ones to beat them. Record Stock
man.
A.E, Dwineli OF North Park was on
the market with a bunch of gsod COWS
shipped in from Milbrook, Wyoming. a
new station on the Laramie, Hahns
Peak and Pacific railroad. They sold at
$3. 65 and weighed 1,O20 pounds. This
is Mr.. Dwinell's first shipment to this
market as he has been in the habit of
shipping to eastern markets heretofore
He was very well pleased with prices re.
ceived, which was very good consider
ing the genearl condition Of the market
at the present time. He was loud in his
condemnation Of the railroad company,
however, for the service they gave him,
as it took from o'clock in the morning
until midnight to make the run from
Cheyenne to Denver. Record. .Stocknan.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
THE QUALITY is REMEMBERED LONG AFTER THE
PRICE is FORGOTTEN
~ TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH PARK

t8- TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH PARK
As enter the third
to endeavOrs to
We all benefited
thing you needed at home by being able those
We
side freight added ito
When
the advise of several who said it would not
We well pleased with the liberal
OF
and with floor
will have stock Of Hard
There articles in Machinery Implements which
OF the limited demand and
unable
wholesale houses and
needle
We have business this
s we knowis
Again thanking
We truly
w O. NosMAN
All due the month
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
DENVER STOCK YARDS
TO SPEND 81. 500, 900

The Denver Union Stock Yards com
pany Is going to Spend 81, 800. 900 on
buildings. construction Of railroads,
engines and ether equipment to handle
the business on q much larger scale.
1t is the purpose Of the company to
make Denver the biggest live stock
center west Of Chicago. Kenneth
Cowan 4 Co., brokers Of Chicago, are
selling bonds for the full amount the
proceeds Of which are to be used for
the extensive improvements - Cour.
ier,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
Sale at King ranch.

A live sale was contested at the
Homestead Ranch Saturday. 7. John
Payne held the indicator and Henry G.
Boston announced the events. Nearly
body was there, but not their wives.
and good time was had by all, but one
or two. The fans were feeling fine and
furnished good purses on each number
Of the program. The main bout
was between Willie Riddle and Jerry
Nosman for possession of Mr.. Kings well
and favorably known pacing stallion,
Jerry winning with a purse Of 500.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
FISH HATCHERlES
ALONG M0FFAT Line

The Moffat road is interesting itself
in the fish hatcheries along the line,
realizing that We have the best fishing
streams in the state and that they must
he kept stocked. The officials have OBJ
tanned great number Of Rainbow trout
eggs, have made shipment Of same to
the Hot Sulpher hatchery and expect to
take similar action for the Steamboat
hatchery. The state has been propogat.
ing natives exclusively, but an effort is
now being made to secure eastern brook
eggs for fall Matching.
Steamboat Pilot
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
Denver Markets

Denver Union Stock Yards, July 90
Trade was slow here last week owing to
reports of lower markets east and the
fact that local packers carried good
deal of stuff left over from preceding
week.
Prices on good cattle were pretty well
sustained, but the tendency WAS toward
cattle suffered some loss. The beef
steers offered were mostly from North
Park and &c cd ones sold as high as "a. 81
8 )me choice North Park cows sold at
M.15.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
Labor arriving in large
numbers for hay
ing
Opportunity Is now here for
all ranchnen to secure
crews

For the past week an unprecedented
influx of labors into the Park has been
in progress. Some two months ago the
ranchmen were crying for help laborers
were not to be had. The New Era pub.
lished an article commenting on the
situation. Now the result of that wide
ly circulated comment and scarcity of
work nearly every where outside
have brought in large numbers OF capa-
BILE men looking for the job so anxiously
offered short time ago.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23

This Is a year when it is part OF both
business shrewdnsss and human gsner'
osity to employ full crew and work
ms many men as you can use. The men
arc available, your crops can se more
certainly and safely handled with . full
crew, and the chances for man to get
a job are scarce every where this sum-
mer.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-23
ilAs7sIs 9
HIIArlty Paint.

FIIWrty P1InS.
"Do you believe In the theory OF nfs
On Mars?"
YES" answered the convivial but
shallow person: the rsdness Of the
planet would indicate that there 10
considerable LIE on it"-Washingtoa
Star.