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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21
SEVER TWINDE CUTS
HIS! OWN THR OAT.

While suffering from despondency
caused by the loss Of his beloved wife.
Sever winde committed the awful
TimeM M self destruction about ten days
ago by cutting his throat from ear to
ear with q razor and also cutting the ar
teries 10 his wrists.
The body was found BY Mrs. Arthur
Olson who had gone into the field to
procure corn for the hogs.
When found the body was lying on
the face, with the razor which had been
used to commit the deed in Mr.. Twin
defs hand. The body had lain in the
field exposed to the weather for nearly
a week.
Mr.. TWinde was visiting his brother.
Iyer Twinde, and also his daughter,
ALA Marie, who is only about sixteen
Inonths old. II
A week ago last Sunday Sever and
his brother Iver went over to visit q
friend, Arthur Olson. residing about
five miles north Of Florence. Sever
had acted somewhat melancholy this
day, but nothing was suspected from
his actions. Il
About 2 o'clock in the afternoon he
disappeared and nothing more was thot
of this occurrence as his brother took
it for granted, when he did not return
that he had gone to his home in Water
town. 3;s5
LastsSaturday when Mrs. Olson went
to the cornfield to obtain some corn
for the hogs, she discovered the body
in weeds near the edge Of the
field. e She gave the alarm and the
brother liver Immediately notified DE-.
RIM. Mullen Of Florence, whos;called
the coroner, DR.. S. B. Dickinson Of Wa
tertown who in company with Sheriff
Wiersbeck went to the scene Of the
tragedy. s355:
After examining the body the coro-
ner decided there was no. cause for
further investigation as the circnm-
stances revealed pure case Of suicide
1 y - T.
The act was committed with razor
belonging to Mr.. Olson. & &
Besides the brother at Florence. de-
ceased leaves a brother David Twinde
OF Watertown and the only daughter
who was being cared for by Mrs. Twin
de of Florence. Sever Twinde' s wife hay-
ing died some time ago leaving the
infant daughter.
The body was shipped to Watertown
last Saturday evening where it was
placed in the receiving vault. The
funeral services were held at Mount
Hope cemetery in Watertown last Sum
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. ..
B. Reinertsen officiated at the grave.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21
LORENZO I. MORRISs AND
MISS AGNES SHEAFE MARRIED

At the Trinity Episcopal church last
Tuesday evening occurred the marriage
of Lorenzo T. Morris and Miss Agnes
Sheafe prominent and popular Water
town young people. Rev. David C.
Beatty, the local pastor. pronounced the
ceremony in a most beautiful. impress
sive manner in the presence of q large
number of relatives and friends.
The bride is one Of Watertown,s IS
most charming young ladies and the
daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. M. W
Sheafe Of this city. From little girl
she has grown up in our midst. hon
ored by old and young alike. She has
ever been a bright star in home circle
and now she has gone to reign as
queen Of her own home.
The groom is from one Of our best
families, and by those who know
him, he is considered one of the sub
stantial and coming young men of
the state. who will make mis- mark
as a worthy son Of honorable parents.
The congratulations on the happy event
are numerous and this paper is greatly
pleased ON this occasion to add its
hearty good wishes to those being SO
freely extended y
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will make
their permanent home in this city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21
cONDE TRAIN ORDERED BACK
SD. Railway Commission Demands
Resumption Of Service BY N. 4
ST. I.
From The Journal.

Pierre. SD. Oct. is. The state
railway commission has, on complaint
of the towns between Conde aud La
Beau, issued demand upon the OH
ciais Of the M.& St. u. railway con-
pany. that they again resume the oper-
alton Of daily passenger train on the
branch from Conde to the Missouri
river. Or make answer to the commis-s
sion not later than Oct. 2s. This will
probably mean a hearing On the order
at the meeting Of the commission here
on Oct 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21

promoters Of each were the only things
in all Florida worth looking at twice.
! was glad that I went independent of
any and all land companies for, | saw
prospective land buyers brot into the
state by the train load singled out by
the agents whose particular bait they
had bitten on, punched in auto loads
and herded onto their tracts where they
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21

The Ladies Aid society of the Con
greeational church invite the people
Of the city and vicinity. who have
serviceable clothing that can be made
useful in other homes, and would like
them used by those deserving. and in
need. to kindly phone Red 214. The
garments will be called for at your
residence, and given distribution
without any CHARGES whatever.
Each winter brings to us many in
need Of material assistance. in the
way Of clothing food and fuel In pre-
paration for this, committee Of ladies
from the Congregational church has
volunteered to look after this special
branch of Chisfian work. thruout the
coming winter in our city. All calls
will be promptly answered. Phone
Red 2i4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21
FLORIDA AS A WATER
TOWN MAN SAW IT
Frank Keene, the Well Known and Popular
Mail Carrier Gives His Views of Florida
From Which State He Has Just Returned.

Frank A. Keene, who returned last
week from visit to the state Of Flori-
da, was seen by reporter for the Sat-
urday News and asked regarding his
trip. He found Mr.. Keene glad to tell
about what he saw and heard. but he
did so much Of both that it was hard to
condense it enuf for one issue Of this
great and illuminating journal
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21

Mrs II. D. Shaw has gone to Sioux
Fsiis for an extended visit. Mr.. Shaw
is travelling man for the BASKERVILLE:
Rowe Wholesale Grocery Co..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21

If you don't know
where to find what.
ever you are want,
ing; or have wasted
valuable time In a
fruItless search for
something - Just
rake a trial of the
Saturday News adj
vertising columns.
II re a c h e s the
homes a n d t h E
hearts of the Cod.
ington county peo.
ple. =.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-21

Fresh saEer kraut. the new confection,
At Lyon's S, 10 cents a quar-.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

citing Mfes OF our att to- hear as
81; Il Wonld sasl III ssoss d son
Ts d b. nrlli Ia sasss
4 Y 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

Tag day ttonnorrow There will be
no lodging when the commit tees for
the sweet cause Of; charity get busy
tomorrow and there should be no one
who would dare dge the Ssopportu-
nifty aof aiding the sociatedsF Charity
work 81 Devils Lake. asit much good
has been accompl ished. Eyeryone will
sbe5Wearingaa tag and II will zhe known
that those tagged 4 ave giver! TO- help
some poor nnfort unate who has not
been provided for s3ss.. ;,.E:
During the coming winter tie Assoc
ciatedS CHAR Ties s35wi II have I much ,to
care for and the only way and the best
possible way to meet this demand is
tohold d tag day which has met with
success "a other cities and wa q great
success So Grand Forks having been
Institutes there u week ago.
Saturday u The Big day and the fol
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
/ FARMERS RAILROAD TO
EXTEND INTO CANADA

The time is not far distant when the
Farmers railroad will extend Its line
into Canada. This matter has been,
considered for some time and now the
Canadian government Is interested in;
the project and offer to assist Il. every
possible way q secure the extension Of
the road a distance Of about seventy
miles. This work voua6. have be-
started during the year, but owing to-
financial conditions It was decided to
defer the matter which will be taken
up early next year. That the plan
will be carried out is assured and It
only is a matter Of time now until the
project is carried out. .s.{ 4 A. ...a2.:-
4 At a recent meeting OF the stock
holders of the Farmers railroad the fol-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
The COMMERCIAL Club Starts
is ACTIVITIES FOR COMING YEAR

RI rhe Comm reials Glib held III busy
session 30 last MONDAY eninrg and itsWa
\ like getting back home the political
! ssaitttuati sin North Dakot'a aying de-
q tracted some What interest
j and Wo sr II 81 tie club, making # 1883 &C.
\ tiYee, than it had been SSffor some time.
HIN the con cluaion oiiticss the
members of tho club lost little time in
burning their all enti On ito the needs of
MI Etne5 city and as result onday
4 nights meeting much was .accompl ish.
j \; ed and greater thipg are promised for
the; future. 4:
The matter 81 incre sing the mem
: benship of the cltlb and ito enlist the
I work Of; the young men was discus sedi
I at length, the final decision: being that
I q special rate be made the young men
I to Join, the rate 20 hold good during
the winter mont The fee has been
made low fenoug Efto ne With HI the;
means Of nearly every yonn 3 man in
The city who pom Joining the Il club
will haN: jnst as bic voice old-
Ter 5membe rs 81 NE club and viii BE- as
ampor t.nts factors II promoting the
! best Interests 81 the cit as those who;
/ put tie Commercial club moY ement on
Its finn ffound ation ii Devils Lake and
laulpched one of the finest clubs II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
q. Z 4 4 I
Good R loads.

III 3I5 The good roads question Isl given,
some conside GRAFTON atSthe hands sof the
Comm rcial club and q plan to improve
the road the Chaut auqna groundasis
being sconsid ered. II DR. s ii 81 Hooking
hasea plan DC Grnac adamizing the road,
making Il I'M FIRST -class shape for Eyes
!hicles no matter how had the wealth
ser may be. Twenty i've new cottages
will De built sin eenwood for resort.
3ersE3and this alone Is IA criterion for
the building in 81 ghtss for Devils Lake
The Commercial club and the Chautau-
Qua board will work ogether to make
the coming season the greatest{ Chau-
tauqua North Dakota has ever. known.
Packing House. %
packing house is one Of the posi-
Sbilities Of the near future and commits
sion merchants are now being interest
ed ii the estab lishment Of a cold storys
age plant IN. Devils Lake. This is in
deed essential both from a business
stand point and that of, health. + It is
understood that the commit tee has
several plans underway and give out
the Information that deYelo pments in
this particular will be reported On at
the next, meeting Of the club which
wiz be held soon, 4 81 :5, .s 5s ..sss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

= Nd
Mrs. W. y. Hurst entertained the
Ladies' :, aid Of the Methodist church
at her pretty Fifth street home yesterA
day afternoon. VIZ '.E| n s.s. s,.
Miss Angie Warren has accepted a
position In the Office Of Dr.. Clinton
Smith and entered upon her duties last
week. r.! z .%.' .S.','s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

Klingle, while Mrs. Chidster will have
charge Of the; west side of. the city,
with the assistance of others. Il. $g5. b 4
5s 4; FRS Ole serumgard has, the tags and
the commits es will secure them from
her between now and tomorrow, the
tagging to commence the first thing
:Saturda morning 5S
Attorney Mcintyre OF Langdon was
in the city Friday arguing q motion
before Jude G,oWan q District court
on q case being tried here on removal
from Cavalier county. ;ss j. ! z3'5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

TAG DAY SATURDA
COMM NAMED

lowing commit tees "A have been ap-
pointed to be at the places described
and to- do. the tagging. . q 4; ~
PIostof Misses Lillian Win eman,
and Jose phine "a her. 5S5 III, i. %
s Jphn lHaslam store rs. Harry
eeshaW. 3s gsi
Mann's Store RS Callihan, Miss
May Connolly, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. mol
an. 33 NE Y
First Second and Third stree
John Duis and Mrs. Dawson. fssE
Fourth street fiss Ella Reardon. II
Fifth stree Misses Julia shelYer
and Violet Henley. ssszS ~ ~ ssy
Sixth street Mrs. Baldwin and
Mrs. T. u. Kelly, 5!5$
Seventh street Misses Mary Cairns
and Ruger. sSi5
The avenues at the rear 81 school
house will be IN charge or Miss Ruth
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
How He Popped.
Somewhat Suspicious.

Is ."'Why do you, refuse me an Inter
view. MI. Gotrox? only wanted
to ask You how You earned your first
thousand dollars" ~ 's.~.'
Excuse me-. young man; ] thought
you wanted TO know howl got that
last millio s philadelphia Bulletin;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

aoWiAS OMESIS WeES StSCLeu. N. +. %ie5 Z
President, Jos. M. Kelly. {
vice-P President, Rasmus Sorenson.
Secretary, Fred Baker. VI ~ .5 S
Board Of Directors: = Jos, N. Kelly,
Rasmus sorenson, +. a. Baker. Nor
man Morrison, John Dahlen, w. q.
Samuel, L. D. Maurer and Frank Hon
EFT. 5.jis5gya&% s. Il (. &, ,E.F " .3}s
The report OF last year was read and
found to be very favorable, but the
coming year, will, in all probability, be
q very poor one, owing to the poor
crop conditions.
a large number Of improvements
were made last year among which
were the new yards in Devils Lake. IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
sS, =. =, e So, E,2i% IT. f.%
CONTROL The LEGISLATURE
Democrats Will Name Successor to;
@1IgE2. lA#IZA Senator X ear. e. ~ .. ~

Democrats Will Name Successor to
&1f Y t@@isi Senator kean. IN l:b& r"
" Trenton, N.t{J..;;s Nov, 10-Latest cleo;
Etioni figures make Woodrow Wilson'S.
plurality for governor $4,000, iwith:ia a,
possibility that, when the final returns
are !, T. at tbs plurality VIII vii be increased
!. TIE. returns II from the Fourth CON on
Scressional district show that Ira W.
Wood, Republican, has been reelected
sby3 g. plurality Sof about $780,, This, as
now; Sstand, viii give, the
Re pnhliesans three af the New Jersey
gEessmen, an exact reversal Of the
present REPRESENTATION lt1 q seven Re-
publtcans and three Democrats.
- Every: possible doubt seems to have
been removed as to the Democrats
controlling thel legislature on Joint bal
s.lot and, stherefore;la Democrat will be
zeleetedhte the .I5nited States senate to
|, succeed John Kean,e Republican, on
hsye majority e tsh 9h hi Joint bal
~ The Democrats have obtained con-
/ troll Of the house'tof assembly but the
aRepublicsns. still sretain, supremacy in.
the state senate ,9n. 81, ~ .sss.',,s.f e
<5 :'''s = How He Popped. u. .5sssttIi
He (at party,-=Ah, Miss Bright, you
are the star. Of the evening. She
Flatterer:. You are the first TO tell me
$50. Helm that case. then. as discov
aerer of g neWsstar i am entitled to give
It my name, When. shall it be?--Bos-
ton Transcript. r. ~. ,e,. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
E1lll1lO1 and (. /
!. Phil 3 /: ! ,os; oplly.
E 8yDvNc.Ayv M, !, SMITH n
PERT PARA GRAPHS.

{. ~ 1 u
i TFsf5you will have q: hoodoo try TO have.
81 trained tgq "a \ a. q, that viii come ana
l 81 at your bidding BIZ dlp $,
YOU can't shake d man TOO soon who,
shakes hands loosely and sclammily
II Trouble acqnsints ysu with great
many people 7 that b are really worth
while. nj ~ a II | :3.
When baby goes to school is the hap
5pyHtime when mamma dons her wigs
and puffss and goes clubbing,
Il The simple life calls to the wild, and
after a few weeks the simple lifers
WIN call TO the doctors. h 4=> y, ~
Z q Anybody thinks he can make good
boss. but few bosses make good s3E
III Thel cost of living is indeed high; but
that l &. need not affect people living In
boarding houses VII: iy,, s". ;si S.53i. Il III
Sometimes when a man gets into
print he is found willing to part with
real money for the chance OF getting
SOut. + $T}t*t5as4$sSg Ii, q Z f5$$@a &&E, (
IT Gentle words, may not pay the gro
GERS bill but they will keep the grocer
patient alitt L. longer .ss, s;js@ ts7,.:
h The thrifty young man often finds
that being married is an expensive
habit. TT It ae,t53 51t Ja14{Is'lG .,9l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

I The thrifty young man often finds
that being married is an expensive
habit. .In tt aec,N93 :}f1t Js143,I:s'h&i sse2l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
BIG CIRCUS is COMING
IN JUST TWO WEEKS
HdgenbeCk { Wallace Show
Comes Here.

The representatives of the Hager-
beck-WaIlace Combined Shows have
completed all arrangements for the
appearance of that wor,d-famous en-
terpirse in Americas on Saturday. o.,
tober 8th. For more than a decade
the Great Wallace Shows have main
tanned prominent place in the front
rank of American shows because OF
its unusual characteristics as a cir
Gus, its essential quality of different
from other SHOWS" its fine menaregie
and its great display of finest horses
in the world. The Carl Hagenbeck
Trained Animal Shows, which have :
worldwide reputation, and which
were enjoyed by many of the people
of this country at two of the worlds
fairs, are conceded to be without an
equal in their special line. The Ha-
genbeck- Wallace Shows are cosmc-
politan in character, and if any show
is capable Of pleasing all classes of
people, then this one does.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
LICENSE TO CIRCUS is
FREE IN SOME CITES.
Robinson Show is Playing
For EIkS.

Americas will get the Robinson cir
Gus again this season, coming here
late in October, and it may get in
this time without having to pay the
customary license, as it is doing in
several other georgia cities, both Sa-
vannah and Atlanta.
In many Of these circus exhibits un-
der auspices of. the local lodge of Elks,
and this may be true of the perform
ance here, though not at yet arrang-
ed.
Because it is for charity's sake I'M
der the auspices of the Savannah
Elks, there will be no county tax on
the performance of Robinson's circue
in Savannah October 26.
The Chatham commissioners con-
sidered a petition from the Elks yes
terday and edcided that the lodge is
devoted to the practice of charity and
that the proceeds from this particular
fund are to be used to augment tae
benevolent fund.
The Savannah Elks are making prep
arations to get out tremendous crowds
to attend the two performances Of the
circus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
POOR AS DICKENS:
OWN FAMILY NOW Is
Widow of Driver Who Hauled the Nov.
elist Goes to AImshOuse,

York, Pa, September 24.-Mrs. Sill
sic Stubbins, widow of DR.. Stubbins,
OF York, who at the time of the visit
of Charles Dickens to America, drove
him from Harrisburg to York in a
stage coach, has been removed FROM
her residence to the York County
Almhouse, where poverty will com
pei her to spend the remainder of her
days.
Co-inoident with this public notice
of the poverty of the widow of Dick
ems driver is the direction of attention
to the poverty of the great authors
daughters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
COURT TO CONTINUE IN
SESSION TWO WEEKS.
Judge Crisp to Try Other
Gases.

Taking up the criminal docket Mon
day morning, Judge Charles R. Crisp
will preside through still another
week Of TIE session of City court, try
ing the large number Of misdemeanor
cases which have accumulated here
quite recently.
1t will require the greater part if
the next week to try these cases and
recruit tie changing.
After the misdemeanors have been
tried Judge Crisp viii resume the civil
docket, as there are sevraI cases car
ried over from the past week, yet to
be tried.
a verdict awarding 800 damages
was returned yesterday against an
Americas physician whose automobile,
it was alleged, caused a farmers team
to run away, throwing him from the
wagon and demolishfng the vehicle.
He sued the doctor for 5000, but the
jury came in on low gear with a YER
dict of 800 only.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
TO RALLY THE FORCES
IS PLAN OF WORKERS.
Committee to Get Busy
For Y. M. 6. A.

In order to the more fully ac-
quaint the young men of the city
witt, the privileges offered in their
magnificent club house, the Member
ship Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association is planning for
a systematic canvass with a personal
invitation TO become member.
Secretary Harvey has been working
for some weeks on a very handsome
and attractive prospectus setting
forth the parious features of the in
stitution, which will be ready for
distribution shortly after the first Of
the month.
This booklet is illustrated with
views of tie building and the work
done the past season together with
announcements regarding the work
of the season now at hand.
As was expected. a certain amount
of enthusiasm that followed the OF
|ening of the association quarters has
waned, and in the reaction the men,
bership is now below normal, though
still comparing favorably with most
association in cities the size OF
Americas and larger.
But in order to rally these scatter
ing forces and to interest many OF
the young men of TIE city who have
never allied themselves with the as
ISOLATION the committee plans to pre-
sent to every young man and boy
an invitation to visit the association
building and to become a member.
What with the opening of the asse.
citation night school, and the other
many features planned, this ever pos.
ular institution should prove indis.
pensible to the young men of the cit5
as rendezvous for social and ath.
letic activities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-25
Regal Shoes. New fall
STYLES. Just received at
Ansley's.
THE JOURNAL Is PLEASED
At SUCCESS OF NEIGHB0R
Praises the Success of The Times.
Recorder.

The Lee County Journal is pleased
at the efforts made by the Times-Re-
corder to give its patrons good local
paper and in it's last issue takes occa-
sion to compliment the management
upon the success achieved in this d.
rection. Editor Longs paper has the
following mention:
It is with genuine. satisfaction tina,
one c3ntemplates the success of a
good newspaper. We congratulate the
Americas Recorder on the
success which has enabled it recently
to move in to new and more adequate
quarters after it's sojourn of a quar-
ter of a century in its former home.
Under the efficient management of
Mr.. Thomas Gamble, Jr, editor AMI
proprietor, assisted by ]. w. Furlow
as city editor, and an able staff Of
helpers, the Times-Recorder has in the
last few years made it's plant thot-
oughly modern in equipment in add
ton to issuing daily and weekly an
excellent paper
With the removal to the new quar-
tiers every vestige of the old is swept
away.
I've people Of Americusland Sumter
county have reason to feel proud Of
the achievement of the Times-Re>
corder for 1t was through their hearty
and vigorous cooperation that such
success became possible May thu
Times-Recorder live long to serve its
patrons in TIE same efficient manner
that has brought it success in the
past.