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From The Republican
Frank Klug has a pice of silver
dated 1854 Roman piece-tssued
from Rome under the pontiflcate Of
XIV. The coin Is fairly well preserv.
ed but some of the subscriptions are
missing-worn out. The date and the
number-not the name of the pope
are plain and distinct.
Master George Bodie left on Wednes-
day for Grand Forks to reside with his
mother and attend school during the
winter. " George has been employed
by Tom Fish during the past season
and proved himself such an honest
and Industrious boy that Mr.. Fish is
sorry that he cannot remain. Georges
many Lawton friends wish him every
success in whatever he undertakes.
James A. Piprew,. a gas wagon ex-
pert from Grand Forks, arrived Sat
urday to patch up Sam Anderson's au-
to. He succeeded in getting it to
run and took it back with him to Grand
Forks. The machine is too heavy for
Mr.. Anderson's business; besides, the
expert is Of the opinion it will be Of
more use in the junk pile.
DR.. Nicholson reports the arrival of
a twelve pound boy at at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder on Tues
day, November Selection day. This
is good omen-the boy may be pres
ident some day. Mother and babe do
ing nicely.
1t is reported that Harry Buck, who
recently moved to White Earth, N. D.
has been arrested for misappropriat-
ing a COW belonging to Jens Jensen.
He is said to have taken the animal
to Edmore and sold it to the butcher
for sum much less than the animal
was worth. The owner got wind Of the
deal, came to Edmore and identified
the hide Of the animal. A warrant was
sworn out and the sheriff sent to
White Earth, where he arrested Buck
and brought him to Grafton where
he is now awaiting trial
A "peeping Tom" is reported in town.
It, is surmised that it is a youth with
an abnormal brain who desires to keep
himself posted in the household mys-
teries of his neighbors.s A good warm
stick is in readiness for this detes-
table sneak. 49,.
Born, on Wednesday, Nov. 9, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Shireman daughter.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
H. King of Derrick, while coming in
to town from the: east Monday ran in
to and upset J. Benzie's rig. breaking
the fills and scratching Mr.. Benzie's
face. No bones broken.
A number of cases of petty lar
ceny, are reported this week, the lat
est being the removal of a quantity
OF meat from Mr.. Hagen's residence.
A couple Of suspects are now under
surveillance.
F., j., Whelan, in company with Gus
zeman, went to st. Thomas Sunday to
see. his sister who Is an invalid. He
found nd her somewhat improved in
health and returned home Monday
evening.
MT. and Mrs. Joe Hunter of Alsen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Iago Wednesday,
afternoon and Thursday, Mr.. Hunter
Is =. mayor: of Alsen. When away from
home 1n., Pete Hamm occupied the chair.
with l. Tommy Flanagan, clerk. n, \. II,
w. Gibbons and John Wondrasek re-
turned yesterday from st. Paul, where
they geyys had been to dispose Of two car
loads ads Of poultry, hogs and cattle. The
poultry did not pay as well as expect.
cd e r. number Of the birds having died
on the road !; a s r:sz, 4 j. =.
f. a gasoline lamp caught fire in the
barber shop Saturday night, and only.
for o. the heroic work. Of the proprietor
and and q Warren Boyer ia 4 customer, the
1 building might have been consumed.
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