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more, Mo. 0bone ct. Raul 5000.
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reif snp Vebral1 in Der Gar;btn. unb ~.
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9acboll. - 3eiden mo @Nn.
Der geld)cben alld) bellt5utoge nod -
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NOR intereliolt, eS nobnl 10 uSns
nines", NM benielbcn 5ur Gntidei-
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Nadmitiog NOR cinieitio. Sober
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Wational-Yanfen.
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@reter'Strabe: Saeob N. 9o't *'aI''e"'
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Nan srinaer, SiiIfssseirefdr.
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1aloerit0n.S tr1be. utf
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Bidder, Gcnoitor. un6 Sotel'
0coaris.Mrtifel.
The Wsers & Sids Co.. 104 Slo'Sofuaro'Str.
3eituugen, 3eitidriiten, etc.
she Baltimore Wems Co.," 9an.o Ihereroni'
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gau . Waterialicn, Gbiiren, Jenlter'
rabmerL 2aben, etc.
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rid,StraBe.
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Elm. Quabe & Co., Yarfs9lpe. unS Sabet.esGtr
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8ledplatten, @etau, etc.
espn, Gpnltin & 50. (ineorporirtJ. 1910
Baloeriton.S trdBe. 'a ul
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Bapier uno, Yopier.Di iten.
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<fifmieb. 3ubebor.
q. Scott Haaue 60, 362-s64 Rorb.0ap' Ctr.
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4oblen uno &ola.
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Marmor. uno Wranit-@erfe.
g. SiIsdrtnsr & eshne. 7t+-7ts seeft'galti'
uloresStrabe. :
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BIumbine, SrlrnaceS, Nonges ,ino
Scfen, Gndbedcn unb Ginncn. ,
ycnnett Bros, 623 sors. 5renpntsHpenue.
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&,tpferibmieSe tmb plumbers.
Sesn, Subsrt, ,1714 abames'eirqbe. y. & ~
IeIepbpn:, Wolfe 1909.
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Bfanoleib- @eihdfte.
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gigentbums @genten un6 Sanoler.
visrre g. Cxsau & Wepbe~, 10 Oft9eztneton'
Gfrobe 'tsF az
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Serrer-G eriihcruuaer.
,NcAat Jninranee So. Of 2iocrsppt," Senrn
". Warfielo, He{toent,M anaaer, 10f-t02
9barnbcr OF Commerce Vuiloiite.
,Germania Geaer /. @crFderungs : @efeatdaaft,"
Baltimore unb TortI. Gfrabe.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
BRINGS SUIT FOR ASSAULT.
Z. n. Topping, Prominent velva citi.
zen on Trial at Towner.

7. II. Topping, Prominent velva citi-
zen on Trial at Towner.
T. H. Topping, prominent citizen
of Velva is to stand trial at Towner
on the charge of assault, the CON-
planning witness being his housekeep-
er.
The state contends that last year
just before Topping left en- a trip to
Canada, he assaulted the young lady,
who ran terrified from the house and
across the street to the home of the
village constable. No arrest was made
at that time but upon his return from
Canada he was placed under arrest
by the state and was also made de-
PENDANT in $4,000 civil suit.
Half of the citizens of Velva have
been subpoenaed as witnesses and the
other half have gone to Towner as
interested spectators. The suit is a
sensational one and Velva people are
deeply interested. The case now on
trial at Towner is that against DR..
Greenfield on similar charge, the
complaining witness being one of the
prominent married women of Ana
moose. The latter assault is alleged to
have taken place while the complain
ing witness was under the influence
of ether.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
WON WEALTH IN NORTH DAKOTA
M. J. EIkin Starts at 81 a Day and
Now Is Almost Millionaire.

M. j. Elkin of Trail county is an
other Scandinavian farmer of North
Dakota who has made a phenomenal
success in tilling the soil and has
risen from a section laborer at dol
lar day to one of the wealthiest men
of the state.
Mr.. Elkin came to North Dakota in
1882, a young man without cent but
with plenty of ambition and capac-
ity for hard work. He secured pc.
sition with railroad and worked on
the tracks as section man at 81 per
day. Like number of other men
of his nationality. he realized the val
ue of North Dakota land and invested
all he could save in real estate and
started to farming. From time to time
he increased his holdings until he now
owns a vast amount of farm land
which is paying big profits each year.
Mr.. Elkin, some time ago, invested
in rice swamp in Texas and recently
oil was struck on his holdings and it
gives promise Of making him multi
millionaire.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR BLIND.
Efforts Of Russian Of Fargo Are Begin.
nina to Show.

ming 10 snow.
A big impetus to the movement to
establish national school for the
blind has resulted from the efforts Of
Nels ]. Russian of Fargo. At the
meeting Of the North Dakota Educa-
tional association the first of the year
he secured an Endorsement of his
plan. Since then, through correspond.
ence with co-workers in other states,
he has been able to secure the adop.
ton of concurrent resolutions favor
ing the school by the legislatures of
Washington, Montana. the Dakotas,
Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Iowa, Indiana,
Ohio and Illinois. He went to the
capitals of several of these states in
person and explained the object.
County and city superintendent,
teachers of all grades and others in
terested will be taught agricultural
instruction at the summer school to
be held at the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college. This is the first attempt
of the kind in the state.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
Station Project Delayed.

With the money ready for the pu-.
chase of the ground necessary for the
erection of new 500 passenger sta.
ton at Minot proceedings have come
to a sudden halt owing to a question
as to the validity of title to the Hoff
property. The old Minot National
bank had mortgage on the lot which
1t foreclosed and after the year of
grace sold the sheriff's deed to Louis
Smith. Mr.. Smith made the deal witt,
the 500, and now Mr.. Hoff claims tt.
tie. The attorneys hope to have tie
title cleared up in a few deys.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
The Week in the State
SHIPPED CASH IN BARREL.

Dakota Rail Agent Charged With
Clever Attempt to Defraud.
A clever attempt to defraud a rail-
road company was uncovered in the
case against Charles Reed, the 500
agent at Drake, who asserted he was
robbed of $1,4OO while asleep in o
hotel.
Reed was checked up by the audi
tor of the road and found to be about
$1.100 short. The money could not
be found around the hotel, and the au-
thorities were baffled. One of the de.
tectives, however, discovered that a
barrel had been shipped out of Drake
by freight the day Of the alleged rob.
berry and was consigned to the local.
ity of Reeds claim in Canada.
Following this clue he overlook the
barrel, opened it and found, neatly
packed with stolen railroad property,
1900 in bills.
Two members of what the 500 off.
cials believe to be gang of organ.
lied train workers were arrested by
the city police. They gave their
names as Harry Dempsey and c. H
Peterson. The complaint was issued
by Hugh Savage from Alberta, Can.
ada. Savage says the twain started
matching dollars with him under the
pretense that it would be merely for
fun, but when they had secured $3.50
of his money they refused to return
it.
After they were arrested the mon
ey was turned over to Savage, but
too late to save prosecution. The Soc
officials are taking an active part in
the case, as they purpose to stop the
systematic working of trains which
they believe has been going on.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
FARMER OLSON cHAsEs ACTOR.
Ropes Aubery Bloom While the Latter
IL Out Walking.

u Out waking.
Aubery Bloom is an actor, travelling
with the James company. He is
devotee of outdoor exercise. He fire.
quently takes long walks in the coun-
try, and it was while on one of these
3aunts that he came near landing in
an insane asylum.
Farmer Olson, who resides three
miles north of Jamestown, saw Bloom
skipping across the open fields. He
had never seen anybody so far out of
the beaten path outside the harvest
time, and he sat up and watched.
Then he thought of patient who had
escaped from the insane hospital a
few days ago. He took another look
and then climbed onto the windmill,
and there he saw Bloom hiking along
as though he had date somewhere
and was behind time.
Being satisfied that the man was
insane Olson got out his horse and
started after the fast disappearing
actor. On the chase he stopped at
a neighbor's house and telephoned the
asylum that he was hot after the
escaped patient. He followed on, and
finally selling favorable opportunity,
jumped on Bloom, had him down and
roped before the astonished disciple of
Shakespeare could recover from his
surprise.
When the asylum guards arrived
they found the farmer sitting on the
unfortunate pedestrian. Explanations
were made, but Bloom says he
thought for time he was all in, and
presumed his captor was an escaped
lunatfc.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
IMPROVE STATE LIBRARY.

"The public library commission, ow-
ing to the generous treatment receiv-
ed from the last legislature, will be
able to increase it's usefulness during
the next two years." writes Miss Min
ME Clarke Budlong, secretary of the
state library commission. New books
will be added to the travelling libraries
and the services of an organizer will
be available for communities wishing
assistance in starting library move
ment.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
$4,000 FARMS ON THE TAX ROLLS.
How the Minot Land District is In.
creasing Revenue Of State.


The assessed valuation of property
in the counties embraced in the Mi
not land district has just been In
creased by thousands of dollars. The
annual report of the local Office lands,
which by reason of being proved up
are no longer immune from state
taxation has been forwarded to State
Auditor Brightbill, who in turn will
transmit to the auditors of counties
in the local Jurisdiction statement
of the lands to be added to the tax
rolls. In all there are $4,000 farms,
averaging about 40 acres each.
Following are the number of farms
added to the tax rolls of the counties
Indicated:
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
MANIA FOR RAILROAD TICKETS.
Jack Mcclure Of Wisconsin Too Fond
Of Snendino His Monev

Jack Mcclure Of Wisconsin Too Fond
Of Spending His Money.
Jack Mcclure of LaPier, Wis, has
a mania for cornering railway tickets
which would make any magnate hap
py to hear about. McGuire's ambi-
ton is to acquire as many tickets as
possible. He was arrested on q
charge of insanity at Grand Forks and
on his person was found two tickets
from Bemidji and a receipt showing
he had paid cash from that place.
After being lodged in Jail he claim
ed he could see pictures of relatives
on the walls. He will be held for
few days to see If his malady is not
temporary. He had $25 on his person
when arrested.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
PURE FOOD LAW STRINGENT.
Requires Most scrupu!ous Cleanliness
and Sanitation.

The pure food law passed by the
fast session of the legislature is per.
haps the most stringent law ever pass
ed in the country regulating the manu-
facture and sale of food products, and
restauranteurs, keepers of CONNECTION
cries. butcher shops, creameries and
other places where food is prepared
are wondering whether they will be
able to comply.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
OIL FROM WELL BURNS.
Ryder, N. D., Excited Over Discov.
cries on OF Of 1owneman

Ryder, N. D, Excited Over Discov.
cries on Lot Of Townsman.
Great excitement prevails in Ryder
over the discovery of oil in paying
quantities.
The we'll of Joseph Wustner has
shown traces of oil for two years.
For several days horses have refused
to drink the water, and today an at.
tempt was made to pump the we'll out
and rid it Of oil.
Investigation showed that one-half
the water is oil that will burn. It
cannot be pumped out, so fast do the
water and oil run in from a vein.
Citizens are taking lamps, oil cans
and vessels of all kinds to the we'll
and supplying themselves with free
oil.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
Posse Kills Two.

Tucumcari, N. NJ, March 28-Johp
Johnson. a negro, and Sebastian San.
doval. a Mexican, were killed near
Cuervo. N. NJ, yesterday after a long
pursuit by posse. Johnson and San.
doval, at the point Of rifles. had kid.
mapped Juana Sanchez from her un.
cles ranch, it being the negro's inten
ton to marry the girl.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
suffraaettes Leave Jail.

London. March 26.-The woman sui.
fragists who were sent to prison on
account of the demonstrations in par.
lament Feb. rs were given an enthu.
siastic reception on release from Hob
loway Jail yesterday morning
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-04-01
FIRST N. o. WOMAN EMeALMER.

Mrs. veeter Of Mandan Among Cue.
cessfui Candidates Before the Board.
This state has full-fledged woman
embalmer. Mrs. Veeter Of Mandan,
who was among the successful candi-
dates at the recent meeting of the
board in Fargo. The undertaking
business is being boosted in the state
to a higher requirement for license.
The members want at least two
year service on the part Of the appli-
cants before full certificate is issued.