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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
WON FIRST:
j. 5. COURT
CASE HERE
ATTORNEY SERuMGARD DEFEND
ED H. L. THOMAS IN FIRST
TRIAL IN FEDERAL
BUILDING.

The federal building in this city was
opened to the United States court for
the hrs1 time this week, Judge Amidon
presiding, Thirteen cases for law vi
Citations in the selling of the liquor to
indians were brought for trial. There
was large crowd in attendance at the
opening and Indians galore were on
hand as witnesses in the several cas-
eS
Inc Jurymen from other places ov-
er the state admired the new federal
building opened for the first time to
L. S. court, the court room and the
spacious officers apartments being so
Well arranged The structure is one
that Devils Lake may well be proud
OF since the entire state unites in
praise There is no feature left In.
complete even to the handsome tlxt-
ures OF oak and brass. Attorney John
sampson OF Lakota and Silver Serum
gard OF this city were admitted to prae-
ice before the the federal bar and in
ADDITION to this Attorney Serumgard
had the honor of winning the first
case not only before the q. S. court,
but the first ever tried in the new fed
erai building. He successfully defend
ed a. l. Thomas on a charge of sell
ing liquor to Frank Belgard an Indian
The session was completed Wednes-
day evening and the court was adjourn
ed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
NE|GH6ORHOOD NEWS

engagements which are now on foot to
build a residence is completed. The
The congregations are working on the
matter and hope to make arrange
ments to build.
Nels Sather drove over from Maza
last Sunday via Devils Lake for a WIS.,
it with friends at this place. Mr.. and
Mrs. m. c. Mckee and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Bosworth of Devils Lake accom-.
panied him. The party took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bartheld.
Rev. w. NJ. Hyatt who held the pas.
torate here a few summers ago and
who has been at Boise City, Idaho, for
some time arrived last Tuesday even,
ing for visit with friends in this
vicinity. Rev. Hyatt is now interested
in oil lands in Oregon where he says
the prospects are very bright for a
big strike in the near future.
Byron Watkins and wife went to
Rock Lake last Saturday to visit with
Frank Eldridge and family for few
days. Mr.. Watkins recently sold his
fathers farm east of town. T. J.
Dougherty purchased one quarter and
John Melin bought the other two quar-
tiers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
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From The News

From The News
John Eidsness left for Montana on
Thursday to settle on his homestead.
Mrs. E. C.. Anderson and baby, &C
companied by Miss Rose Stack went
to Lankin Sunday.
Messrs, Ray, LaTourette and Anton,
of Petersburg autoed to Brockett Mon
day, on business.
John Machart, of Lankin, is in town
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Kratochvil.
Joe Kroda has rented the Pool
room from Ed. Vaith and took charge
Of it Tuesday.
James Shrek is down with IT,
phoid fever. He mas been sick Tor
some time, keeping at his duties, but
finally was compelled to go to bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon, of Fargo,
were entertained Tuesday evening at
the Bina home. Mrs. Sturgeon was
formerly Miss Eta Derrig of Lakota.
S. G. Paulson, principal of the Clara
school, is another of the typhoid pa
tlents, which seem to increase in num-
bers quite fast just now
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
ROCK LAKE
From The Ripplea

From The Ripples
Job. v. Harrison is visiting with
old friends here, after working all
summer at Chautauqua grounds at
the picture business.
Mrs. A. T. Keeney and children are
visiting here from Fort Dodge, Iowa,
but expects to return home soon.
Elder J. G. Moore was here last
Wednesday when he lectured at the
church Wednesday evening on the
subject, "A Trip to California" The
lecture was a very entertaining one
as it was full of real information, and
it was supplemented with a lot OF
good advice to the Rock Lake church,
which seemed to touch the right spot
Rev. Moore has travelled extensively
and is very entertaining speaker.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
THE BEST
TO Be HAD
HERMAN SHARK HAS NEW IDEA
TO MAKE THE HUB THE BIG
GEsT LITTLE STORE IN
THE CITY.

Devils Lake men have been offered
as excellent on opportunity in the
line Of securing the very best and lat
est market offers in haberdashery as
is on display at The Hub Clothing
Store of which Herman Shark is pro-
prietor. Although little store it
has wealth of goods and the eauip-
ment of up-to-date winter appeared is
unsurpassed in Devils Lake.
This immense stock valued at s1o-
900 is to be sold in a sale extraordi-
nary which is scheduled to commence
at 9 a. m, Saturday morning. Mr..
Shark has made ample preparations
to handle the crowds and with extra
sales people will no doubt be able to
satisfy all.
While big sales are not at all unu.
sual still the one which is now on sale
promises to make The Hub the big
gest little store in Devils Lake, and
the idea of it all is to gain popularity
for this concern and put it more pro-
minentiy on the map as a place where
the best in haberdashery can ALWAYS
be secured.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
CLEVELAND,
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tBy Special Correspondent

tBy Special Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. James Place were Dew
lis Lake visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Emil Eich made a trip in his
auto to Devils Lake Saturday,
John Dahlen was in the Lake on
business Saturday.
Mrs. John Regan ond mother. Mrs.
Barnes visited keogh Sunday
Miss Brandley visited Miss Cain
Saturday
Wild geese are quite plentiful.
The sheep heards are still feeding
on our fields
Thomas and Pat Maloney were sue
cessfu! goose hunters Sunday.
Mr.. Show is about done blowing.
Ada Grumenwold's finger is healing
nicely,
Some Of the Starkwea1her folks
were down to Sweerwater to church
Sunday.
The potato crop is all gathered and
the crop is better than we expected.
Willie Skow was hunting on the
lake Sunday
The ladies aid OF the Lutheran
church met with Miss Mandt Thurs
day
ESellne and Esther Regan visited in
Devils Lake between trains.
William Show basged some lack
rabbits Sunday.
What's the matter with Bryane
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
EDMoRE.

From The Herald-Newa

Mrs. K c. Nelson and Mrs. J. w.
Berg OF Lakota are guests at the J.
E. Dougherty home here
A brand new boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith the
first of the week Mother and child
dong nicely. and Geo. has grown near
" foot in the last few days.
Mrs a W Battling left the first of
the week for Wisconsin and other
eastern points where she goes partly
on a visit and partly to seek medical
treatment Her health has been DOOR
sor some time, much TO the regret of
her many friends.
c. A Morton of Hampden was an
Edmore business visitor Friday. Mr.
Morton not only runs a neat confec-
eionery store in Hampden, but is busy
these days crying sales. He is one
of the busiest men On sthe pike" and
royal good fellow at that. ~'
J.. Rev. L. L. Nudge returned home
from New York state last Friday and
tssgafn at his duties as pastor ae our ID
ez1areas. He was absent ahous three
weeks, and although he was s6seue On
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
TOXIC
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(By Special Correspondent
Chas. Mills was on the sick list
Sunday and Monday.
Quite lot of hay is being bailed in
this vicinity.
Fred Lang is building another story
On to his barn.
Mr.. Cavanaugh was a passenger. to
town Wednesday.
Don't forget the big homesteaders'
dance tonight
]. j. Brawder was out from Devils
Lake Monday.
John Grindley went to Devils Lake
Wednesday.
Ignatius Court was at Devils Lake
on business the fore part of the week.
Albert JaQua was a business visi-
tor in Devils Lake the fore part of the
week.
The new meat market is opened up
for business and now the people of
this vicinity can have fresh meat once
In while.
D. R. Chase and family were at
Warwick Tuesday to render what as
sistance they could to Mr.. and Mrs
John Thompson in their sad bereave-
nent-
Our community was shocked Sunday
morning to hear of the tragic death of
little Mary Thompson at Warwick.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson who formerly lived
here and who moved to Warwick a
short time ago. 1t seems that Mr.
Thompson and his son had been out
hunting and when they came home
the boy left load in his gun, single
Barrel breech loader, and sat 1t in the
corner. Soon it was picked up by lit
tie Joe Thompson, six years old, who
aimed it at his little baby sister Mary
who was on the bead and fired. The
charge struck the little girl tearing
OF the top of her head. The recoil
Of the gun threw the piece up tearing
the little boys face so much that it
was necessary to take several stitch
IS in his cheek. The remains were
taken to Garfield. N. D. for interment
Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
As 1t Used to BE In Florida.

The water of Florida bay. a few
miles east of Cape Sable. is shallow.
and the banks that border the lonely
coast were "use the abode of an army
OF damihgoes and OF uHcounted white
herons- sD the long ago. writes A "
Dimock 10 Recreation. l rowed a lit
tie skih ~itiiiu a hundred yards of
rank Of ;au scarlet jaeketed famin-
goes standing On parade When they
few they stretched ike u red blanke,
across the sky Half q mile to .h,.
westward a as,ek Of great white her
ons aes me come @oyes nearer before
eher fnlk tight. As.k Nd l. T.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
sTARkWEATHER
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From The Times

From The Times
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wedeu are "a.
iDlcing over the arrival of a fine how
at their home this week.
Mike O'Maney came down from N.-
henzie county where he has been nv-
ing on his claim during the summer
arriving here last Monday evening.
Dan Kelly was here last Friday and
Saturday visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs F. n Mauree and SHAKING
hands with his many friends at this
place.
Clark Babeocs made the first largo
maui of geese of the season. He sue.
ceHued In hagging eight out of one
auck an Sunday and six on Monday
and he did not hunt more than q half
hour either day. #@z
Rev. Father Lee OF Minneapolis han
Been SCAT here to- take charge of the
Catholic churches OF ,ssarkaseathhtar
aud what Is knowu % ,ssaes Rasans
church. Father Lee H. q ane speaker.
and win make he home hare IL az.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
THE PONY EXPRESS.
Fearless Riders and the Dangers and
Hal dshins They Faced.

J
Perhaps toe most picturesque figure
on the old trail was the pony express
rider. The overland stage proved too
slow for mail and express in its fight
from the Missouri and the Pacific.
True. it had cut down the mouths of
the Old OK team to twenty-five days.
and still there was a clamor that the
east and west be brought closer to-
gether. and 1t was done The pony
cut the time to ten days.
Those who were personally acuuaint-
ed with the famous pony express of
those days could never forget the in
trepid rider who braved all peril. for,
getful of self, intent only on the
speedy delivery of his precious mo-
chiia to the next hardy horseman.
Hard and fast he rode over mountain
and plain. across scorching desert and
icy snow. through sunshine and RAIN
past friend. away from foe, to the
hnal achievement-the safe delivery
of his charge.
Forty fearless horsemen in saddle
riding west. rs many more riding east
and this novel but useful ENTERPRISE
was In motion. For two wears the,
pony express carried messages of busi-
ness and love across 1900 miles of
western mountains and plains, over
country Reopied with hostile race,
destitute OF cultivation or develop
ment. through region wild, desolate
and little known. 1T
1t was In 1859 that the pony express
was established The route, briefly,
stated. was due west from st. Josephi
to Fort Kearney. up the Platte to
duleshurg, thence. by Fort Laramie
and Fort Bridger. to Salt Lake City,
thence to Camp Floyd. Ruby valley.
the Humboldt. Carson City. Placer
vile and Folsom. to Sacramento and
San Francisco by boat. .$%$s
The intention of the pony EXPRESS
was to carry letters only aud not more
than ten pounds at trip. 1t was de-
cided that the safest aud easiest mode
OF carrying the mail was to make four
pocsefs. one In each corner of the no.
chiia. a covering made of heavy leath-
er for the saddles and generally used \
by the expert Mexican and Spanish
riders The mochlla was transferred
trom pony TO pony and went through
from ST. Joseph to San Francisco. the
pockets containing the mall being lock
Cd and opened only at military posts
en- route can and at Salt Lake City. These
precious letters were wrapped in oiled
sur TO protect them. but even this pre-
eansaon aometimss failed Rivers had
90 DC crossed: horse ana rider ssEann s
sosefhsE-W. O. 5eakins In NaaSonal
Magazana - - -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28
WARWICK
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From The Sentinel

Mrs. Frank Gum and little daughter
of Regina, Can, are the guests of Mrs.
Nicholson this week.
John Smith left yesterday for Dew
ills Lake after spending a few days
with his parents.
Thomas Kelley came down from
Devils Lake Tuesday for a short visit
with his sister.
Mrs. Gilderhouse. of Aneta, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Edwin John
son this week.
0. H. Hensen of Devils Lake spent
Sunday with his family at this place.
H, \. Nicholson and wife and Dan
Boyd and wife of Crary. we're Warwick
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Owings OF Moline, ILL.,, left last
Friday for her home after several
weeks visit with her brother. S. A.
Baker OF this place
John Knox went to ST. Paul on Fri
day for consultation with a specialist
in regard to his health. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Rearick and family of
Cooperstown and Mr.. Lee of Aswater,
Mimi, were guests of MT and Mrs.
c. E, Ling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Dresser of New
Rockford Mrs 2 prou Az OVID aFro
c. E Granner and Blanche Anderson
visited at Riverside Farm Sunday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-28

The Journal has started a series of
Illustrations OF democratic candidates
They are hollerEng abou, republican
plate service, but unable to furnish
anything but that oft repeated stun
the democratic campaign managers
have decided to illustrate their side
OF the affair. 1t makes good space I'LL
Ter and the Journal can not be blamed
for taking advantages OF IL. 3 ~ 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Pcnens bemmelieheo.

Sporoan set bar iig meb, at So.
men CT iitar1o til at uoflpffe ct for
boIbspis itsrre antal al De sGg, iont
betroes ben, END Den beoite Tatertin.
flbator, bar oct enbnu life lpffeOes
nogen at iorflare, men Gomitno
9urfe, 9emifer peO Wtontanos er.
REORGANIZATION / go5emon, bar lat
fla fore at allure benbe Semmeftgbe'
ben. Wean pe6, at sggsene nnoer en-
Huaebsne life itabig bar iamme
Semperatur, Serimob fienoer man
life meo Nsiagtigbeb afpigellerne ell
Ter bisies 8arigbeb.
Sor at bi9lpe bam meS at ftnoe no
Bette bar Grof. gurfe anifaftet Jig
ct p6erit fsIbart og foitbart SnItru'
ment, Ser fungerer automatic og !
Sorm af ifrepre 9iagrammer pil op.
teane oe perlenoe Eemperatirer
Heoet Sag og Scat, mellem ge9pn'
SeIien oa IfilutteIien al CIVILIZATIONS
Serioben, / Ssnens SrapGr ira Re'
Set, / Gentret og blanot geg9ene !
sen noerite &ao al bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
6amIe Sfiffe / blaine.

Sra Rormap, Waine, meooeles,
at Der ifalb finbes ct Steo | De Sor.
Stater, buor gnfer og gamle Teber.
nlser npber i9regne 9egunitigelier.
@ae Gnfer, iom bar fine 9op9le ins
benfor Sanosbpen Tembrofes 8rens
ler, tilfommer oct remlig ifslge
sammel S9pO 100 Stpffer SeOiiIo
ON aaret, og bel at merle al De tor
ite % feoeite iom er at faa fot paa.
Oct err en- Gift ida gammel, at in.
gen bar reoe paa bens SprinbeIie.
Wten Sfiffen operbolbes paa oct
i~trenseite, og eienneninitlig eisr so
gnfer bpert @ar &rap paa i'm Del.
@ae Siifereoifaber tilbsrer 2anbs-
bpen. gn anben sammel Sfif, iom
operboloes meb u~brsoelig Sroifa6,
er 9eitemmelien ON, at 10000 Silo
al bpert Iars SangIt ifal Iippes /
Sisen igien. Men ON Senne ge.
ltemmelie ofte fan gisre ct ilemt
Snobug | ben Inpart, iom tiIfom-
mer bper enfeIt al 9anos6pens 1850
Snbbpggere = @nferne er altio fire
paa fine 100 Glib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
StetaIe peo Sronoen.

Sen 16oe Septcmber bar elmer
Slion fra gorftopn, Saif., og Gels
Sanion ira Sisieton, 9. 9af., be.
ifiGftigeoe meo at grdpe en- 9reno
noe pnn Sobn Bones Sarm / Sm.
egnen al &amiacf / Eropinien Ga.
ifatdeipan, Canada. Naaet neo / en-
9pboe al 73 SOB, bite Der Jig Segn
paa, at man bapbe itsot paa ct &u!-
leie. Slion loo Zig oerpaa fire neo
giennem g~rsnbbullet forat foretase
en- nGrmere unberisgelie. 9ommet
omtrent 60 SOB neo bsrtes ban at
raabe ON SiGlp, og ban baleoes op
igien, til ban bar naaet cp til ca. 20
SOB ira Sperilaoen, GA ban blcu
bGngenbe iait | Blanfefl9oniugen.
&anion isgte iaa at fomme BAN til
Sielp, men fom UNDER Neofiringen
til at itsoe MOB BAN, iaa ban falot
neb paa 9nnben isien. grsnoen BIZ
ite Zig at p9re fnlo al 8as, Der og-
iaa operpgloeoe Sanion, iaa oenne
ogiaa bar Sso, oa bet enoeIig lpfteoes
at iaa bam ballet opigien.
Sioen lllpffen bGnbte bar Der p9.
ret giort talrige Sorisg pon at faa
bieraet Slions Gig, men itabis for.
gjRpes. g~renobuast par fun 3 SOB
| diameter.
Slions Slestninge opsap iluttelis
Sanbet ON at faa 9iset opisieil, os
Ssnoas Sen 25be bs. began to al ben
gfosoes grsSre os 9aitor S. Morri.
ION fra aamiacf zig til lllpffesitebei
bpor 9reiten bolot en- sribenoe Gig.
tale oper ben 5orulpffebe. grsno-
bullet bar | Reaemtioen raiet fuIS-
itanbis iamuen isien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
JorofioIp.

Spp ifrGtilague Sernbonear6ei.
oere anfom / Wanoags til 5lagitafi
arijona, % beretteoe, at en- R9tfe
pnn life minSre emo 90 paa binonoen
islgenoe, ooloiomme SororpiteIier
Ssroas forrige llge bap0e iunoet
Steo peo Sooen al en- uobrenot
guIfnn, buor De baOoe i'm mioIerti.
oige Seir, os at De bar blepne ioa
ifrGmte, at De itrar bouoe taaet
Slugten. Rpitelierne babbe pqret
iaa itPrfe og 9rsnene inoe / gulfa.
men iaa ifrefinoiasenoe. at Sc bnpSe
ta6t nGiten babe Cans og Gam.
ling.
Seismograien / oct me~teoroloaiife
0bieroatorium baoSe ogioa poa ben
angiune Sib angipet en- HGffe Serb.
rpiteller inoenior en- life iaa fern
Smfreos os itaoiRiter ioriaauibt Or.
beioernes ge~retning. Iiaeiom oenne
antpoer en- MnIigbeo az at guIfa.
men. Der lrnse bar pGret anieet ionl
nooso. itaar | gegreb meS at trpoe
! @irfiombeo isien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Nsfiterenoe poitmeitre.

ct al De fsrite ReiuItater al
De 9abinetsmsoer, iom oenne uae
bolbes / @aibinetou, er r~lopioelieu
al Chill Serpice.S pitemet, ioa oct
bereiter ogiaa bill omiatte SanoetS
Gsiiiterenoe Yoitmeitre. gn i%aafal.
set grefutiporbre uoiteotes berom al
I~r9iioent 5aft | sirsbags.
Oct er bess,ben @rRiioentens Sen-
iigt / lit a~arsbloifab til Songresien
of anbeiale, at oftben % treble GlaS.
les Ioitmeitre ligeleoes titles unoer
Gipil Serpice.2openS geifpttelie.
Zen / SirS0ags uOiteote erefutiu.
orbre ai9Iber ca. 5000 asiiiterenoe
Goitmeitre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
OY Jn%tcrurbanIinie.

@n eleftriif SnterurbanIinie mel.
lem Ct. Eaul og De oigtigite 8per /
ipbliae Winneiota er, 6erettes Der
fra fsritnGpnte Steo, unber Spiei.
ling. Gntreprenererne bar enoni
ingen officiel WeooeleIie gioet an.
gaaenoe Den nsiaatige Suite, men
bet antages iom iiffert, at Sooe0Iin.
ien pil fomme til al goa giennem
Wanfato, ct. Reter og andre al 9p.
erue | ben 8eI al Stoten. Sioclin.
Ter ital onlGgges inc / 6e Iterre
Grandchildren.
Soretagenoet itsttes at monae al
ct. gouIs Ieoenoe Screenings.
mGnO, al bbiIfe fnn nGpnes B. Z.
Son AZ 6irmnet Son Contraction
Company, gbil u. Serjog al Ser.
5og Sron @orfs. g. e. Sr6pou al
Crane & Sronap og Sames Qasion
al Seiierion & Session.
arbeibet tGnfes p~na6egpnot Iaa
betimeIis, at Sraiifen fan aabnes til
Sommereu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Wooie S%uftifippsrife.

SroSg flere mislpffeoe Sorisg, Of
hpilfe ct fom nGr pae at fcIte benoe
0ipet, bar Wirs. Bessie Raih Dog life
tabt Wooet. 8 2sroass ioretog bun,
ifsrt @ioeburer, 2aoerfruf os et au'
tomobililsr, ct mt Sorisg, og oenne
@ona Ipffeoes set elimrenoe.
SpItieningen foregif ira aero-
flubbuiet / @ieula, NOR Neip Oorf,
og bepenoe iig til en- Ssibe al 100
SOB for bun niiteb iom en- Spale
aiennem 0ufsn Ga. 500 CARDS ira
Spitigninespuuftet oalebe bun neo
for after itrar al itige tilpeirs igien
oa penoe til6age. Silbasereiien bar
liaeioa belois, % Reoitisninsen fore.
aif unoer entbuiiaitiffe gifalosraab
ira be ca. 1000 IiIifuere, iom bapbe
iasttaset 5lpuninsen.
Zen isrite foinbeIige apintifer |
Stem gorf," ION Wrs. Hoid uImin.
oeligpis faISes, sioroes til Gieu.
itano for Ell mn og iaa itormenoe
Spation, oa bun ites ub Of Waifinen.
at bun maaite tn til bet nGrlissenoe
gaaonbus for Of unosao at bli ban.
ret paa @uIbitul Of be begeiitreoe
Silifuere.
"9et par Srrerne. iom eioree
bet" erflarebe bum, os bum oil al.
brig oftere iorisse pan at saa til.
luis / 1ruentimmerfl9oer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Renter 90 Oipioenoer.

aftieboloere og goroboloers |
2anoets &orporationer bar eiort bet
goot oenne CONNER og bill Sftober
tiliammen faa iig nobetalt S163,'
100000 / 9ipioenoer og &cnter.
Sette er en- Sorsaelie al 100000
oper llbbetaIingerne / Sftober for.
riee aar oe $29,OO0,000 oper nobe-
talingerne / 1908. s 8ipibenber
alene bill Der iaor / Sftober bli no.
betaIt oper $S996S, 900 moo $685.
100000 / 1909 oe $67, 100000 /
1908.
s &enter bill Ser bli betalt $73,.
21S, 900 MOB $70,6S6,000 | 1909
og $63,616,000 | 1908.
Salt err Der / De fsrite ii Waane.
Der al inbepGrenbe Iar blepet uobe-
talt 1854, $4,000 / Genter og 9i-
pibenber MOB $1,t95, 354, 900 1909
og 1852, 729, 900 / 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Jneen arpineer
melot fig.

en- Spenifamerifaner ira ct.
Boul, Winn.. oeo Rapn Sobn q.
Sobnion, iom for omtrent ct aar II.
Den begif Gelpmoro | Ga Borte,
Snoiara, fanotes / gciiooeIie al
$2,407.76. Sroos IpnoigbcScrnes
ibGr6i9e 9eitrGbeIier Dor oct biotil
life lpffebes Dem at iou opiporet no.
gen SlGgtning eIer nGrmere Raa.
rsrenbe al Den Gfosoe, ifisnt Sltu.
SreOer al MiuneiotamGno oeo gtauu
Sobnior bar giort 5ororing paa
pengene.
Gen ipeuife aoniuI / Gbicogo bar
oerfor | Wanboqs gioet Npnoiebe.
oerne Snitriir ON at inbiptte Ben.
gene | en- 9anf, til oct Ipffes at finoe
Den lonlige GrOina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
seet antaI 0sbsiaIo / 1909 iommeu-

seet antaI 0sosfnIo / 1909 iommeu.
Iienet meo / 1908.
9unsebet9noeIie ioroariaseSc /
SirfeIigbeoen ct itsrre slntal DOES
iaIo enc nosen onoen enfeIt SpgSom
meo unotageIie al 9ungetGring. In.
tauet forsgeoe fig ira 61,259, eler
1876 pr. 100000 Suobpagere, /
1908 til 7O,033, eaer 1886 pr.
100000 Snbbpepere / 1909, bpilfet
iibitnppnte Gntol finn or Z minbre emo
antaaet al Dem JONI osoe al Srnge.
tGring.
Siertconoer og organiife Siertcipg.
BONNIE foraariogeOe ioIt 1898 Osos.
iaIS.
0sosprocenten for Srberfiaoic
bar Iiot minbre / 1909 emo / 1908,
iSet oen nemlis unbrog til benbolos'
bis 1915 og 1888 pr. 100000 Snb-
bpggere. SiItroos for oenne Teo-
gang / Ieosproeenten osSe bog 3,43t
ilere Ienneifer at SuberfrIoIe |
1909 emo | 1908. Salt fr9pebe In.
berfuloien 70,040 Dire / 1909.
arqftipaoommenc frppebc ct gan
lie ~betpoeIigt iterre Gntal Dire
1909 eno / 1908. ioet antalet iteg
ira 39,465 / iibituGpnte til 1852
/ fsritnppnte aor.
gf Icrpcfeber osSe / 1909 inbcn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1922 MOI
1875 bet ioregooenoe aar. Dos
procenten ianf oerpeo ira 25.3 til
% pr. 100000 Snobpagere. Mer
iaa bar ogiaa 9soSprccenten | 1908
Dem minoite, Tom ftrbes optegnet
Geniusbureauets gnnaler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Sa toilette / Seorino.

Sra Waoiion, @is., berettcs, at
Senator Ga 6olette er / iaa goo
Seoring, at ban foreIsbig bar beilut.
tet at opgiue lin poatGnfte Heiic til
Sod)eIter, Winn., for at unberfaite
iig Ell Operation.
Sm ban pil bIi iitonS til at toge
no9en ATTN Gel / Den paogancnoe
SoI9famp er oerimob tpiliomt, ifisnt
ban 'foI bdpe erfIGret. at oct er bans
Seniigt at tnae ell Soouo / Sanfe
meo, ON oct life poa oct Itreneeite
forbpoes al bans 2paer.