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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
SITTER.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Guy Davis is making short visit
at Savanna, ILL.,, with friends and
relatives.
Fred Pittet and Henry Brog, are
laying a wall for George Moon S new
house. Pittet and Brog are first class
masons. They are taking contracts
now for next year.
Louis Briel is at New Richmond
taking treatments.
Some of the Fennimore boys gave
Sitter call Friday evening.
The rural letter carriers leave at Z
in the morning here now instead of
IL 80 in the afternoon.
Stormer cut a cord of wood last
Friday. A good days work this time
of the year.
You eau get good lunch at
Tanners restaurant any time of the
day.
Geo Goldman, Joe Burton, Chas.
Cullin from Animation, were callers
here last week,
Miss Hazel Woolstenholme is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas Adams, at Baraboo.
Place and ferret are shipping hogs
and cattle from here every Monday.
Chas Smith and Leon Lay Of Anna
ton. delivered some line cattle here
Saturday.
The Livingston boys made Sitter a
visit Saturday.
Corn cutting around here is most
all done and some are filling silos
Harry Matza from Omaha, Neb..
has returned to his home. He has been
here visiting his uncle Frank Malta.
Our carpenter Henry Tanner is
working on E. Buddac's new house.
Henry is first class workmen he has
been in the business over 80 years.
He has good crew of men with him
Give him your contracts for anything
in the building line.
We have parties here that wants tc
rent farm Of 100 acres or more and
some smaller cnes.
Matt Lepeskia has his new barn
| finished.
Steve Whitish has rented his farm.
Steve is going to South Dakota
Will Beaunine Of Montfort, was
here Sunday.
J. B. Mauer, of Fennimore Sun
dayed here.
Miss Matte Huston spent Sunday
in Lancaster.
! A young man from here left short
time ago and we have just heard from
him; he will be home in few days.
Boys get your cows bells and have
| them waiting for him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05

buried at the Union church last week
Oh Monday.
Miss Jessie Pendleton was home
from Platteville a few days where
she is attending normal this year
She came home to attend the funeral
of her cousin Alice Pendleton
Bert Garthwaite, wife and son
Ralph, Mrs. Geo. Garthwaite and son
Archie visited at Lhas. Wetmore s
Sunday.
Delephin Pendleton, BIanch Griffis.
Sarah and Joseph Pendleton from this
town are attending the Mt. Hope high
school this year and Harley Wetmore
at Bloomington.
Ed. Jeide, wife and Hlldia were at
Thos. s. Pendleton's Sunday.
Bessie and Mable Cliff visited Bessie
Krohn Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
LITTLE GRANT.

special Correspondents TO the Herald.
VIM. Hopes new house is about
completed; it is reported that they
had a social dance there Monday
evening.
Thomas E. Pendleton, who re-
Gently had one of his legs amputat-
ed at the Finley hospital, was a
caller at Bloomington Friday. Mr..
PendletOn was a patient at the
hospital for about four months and
is some improved in health.
Roswell Orr has gone to the
academy at Owatonna, Mimi, and
lis we'll pleased with the school.
Rev. Woolley preached at Union
church Sunday; on account of
other duties he has not been able to
be out to church since conference.
All are very glad to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolley return.
Charles TornOwske and wife of
Mt. Hope were Sunday visitors at
Mrs. Thomas Webb's.
Jesse PendletOn was home from
Platteville few days the past week.
James Orr was home from Chi
eagO for a short vacation visiting
his parents at Mt. Hope and other
friends in this locality.
John Beetham is preparing ma
terial to build a new barn.
Charles Kaap is drilling a we'll on
Clarence McCluskey's farm.
Mrs. Thomas Webb intends to go
To Milwaukee this week for a fort
nights visit with her daughter, Mrs.
q. Chase,
Misses Grace Barr and Pearl Will
sou, two of our teachers were at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
SPRING VALLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
w. J. Ketner was in this vicinity
Sunday.
Miss Grace Barr spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Pearl Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Cliff spent a
few days visiting and sight seeing
South Dakota and Iowa last week.
Lephia Henry is at Tim Mogan s.
Thos. E. Pendleton, who was at the
hospital at Dubuque is at home quite
improved in health.
E. o. Pendleton and wife, Elmer
wager, wife and son Laverne were at
Thos s. Pendleton's for dinner on
Monday of last week.
Henry Pink lost two fine steers Fri
day from eating too much green
clover.
John Sitter, wife and son visited
at Thos. Hilery's Sunday,
VIM. Garthwaite, wife and daugh.
ter visited at jim Garthwaite's Sun
gday.
Mrs. Thos Clifton and son Arthur.
of Indiana, visited at John Wilson's 8.
Fred Wilson 5 and Henry Cliffs last
week.
A Reynolds, wife and Marie visit
ed their daughter, Mrs Frank Hore
Sunday.
Alice Pendleton, daughter of VIM.
J. Pendleton, who died in Chicago was
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
BIG GRANT.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald.
Mrs. Henry Smith Of Sitter visited
last week at her son Oscar and family
Sam Borah aud John Martin spent
Wednesday at Cutler Borahs.
Cutler Borah is building a hog
house and Lon Jerrett a cistern.
A number of the young people took
a trip to Dubuque Saturday and Sun
day.
Matte Fitzgerald is at home for a
vacation.
Doris Jerrett aud Charley Pittenger
spent Saturday and Sunday in Platte
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05
GLEN HAVEN.

0AAAN AAk1 v AANs
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
In last weeks issue of the Bloom
1ngton Record the editor quite sur
passed himself in his write up in re-
gard to THAT Tug of War" Our
write up to the Times and the Her
aid was the sentiment, not alone of
the writer, but OF our team and a
goodly portion Of our township,
A newspaper IS supposed to voice
the news and sentiments of that
community; so too it's correspond
emit gives the news of his section as
was done in last weeks issue. The
boys stand by us IN the write up
and say nothing but the truth was
stated They wish to say that they
knew nothing about the pull" to
be finished on Thursday until the
four teams had had their pull, but
supposed it would be worked as the
year before by having the final pull
on Friday. These boys and others
have given me opinions far deeper
than can be written here. The boys
say suppose the Bloomington team
had had atthe final line up the place
occupied by the Glen Haven
team when would they have bad
the final pull, Thursday or Friday?
AS for stirring up animOs1ty be-
tween the two towns-that was
pretty thoroughly stirred before
our article was written and there
surely is a cause-where will you
look for it? AS for taking charge of
the tug of war feature-we respect
fully decline that honor (O with
thanks and would leave that posi-
ton to Mr.. Bishops successful (?)
supervision, This attempt TO
set one town against another is not
a thing to be proud of" is our senti
ments too Mr. Bishop, so see TO it
that there is no further cause for
such. Finally we will say that M.
Bishops defense on the relay races
is very weak and his silence on the
race run the last year Gin which
three teams from all over the cOun-
ty were pitted to down our bOys) IS
as good as admitting that everything
was not just right. Any one fami-
liar with the facts can inform him
how it was done-hOw it could be
done by taking the b ST man from
each relay to run against Glen
Haven, Our boys can give you
factSl
Elmer Weaks and wife of New
Hampton, Iowa are here. Elmer is
a travelling salesman for a Dubuque
house.
The Sparker Rounder Co "a me-
dicine troupe got off the train here
and crossed the river on their way
to Export.
Tons of coal are being hauled to
Bloomington and vicinity.
Mrs. q. Neubauer returned from
her visit with her daughter at
MOnOna, Ia.
The Eclipse tied up here on her
way to Dubuque friday night. She
took an excursion to M Gregor Sun
day.
The Quaker Medicine show is CIV
ing nightly entertainments at the
Stewart hall.
Visitors Ted Gray, section fore
man at Banding, ILL.,; L G. Horton,
Patch Grove.
Leo Harsch was in McGregor
Mrs. Lambin to Dubuque as was
also DR.. Mclaughlin
Geo. Harris crossed the river at
this place with his team enrOute to
a sale his brother is having near
Arlington.
Joe Vogt was over last week and
completed the iron and concrete
bridge near T. S. Metcalf's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-05

FOR SALE-Large Red Weather
filed Onions, 81 % per bushel J.
". Bracket, Lancaster
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
The State Attorneyship

To the Electors Of Ramsey County,
Allow me to announce to you that /
have decided 10 run for states attar-
ney OF this country. and that I win ap-
nreeiate your support In making this
disbursement wish TO- eali yuur at
tentSon to the fact that I have cnnsent-
"a 20 make the race only after repeat
"a requests and demands mot only
from this city but from all parts of the
county. The aaw and order elements
of beth parties seem 10 be nsa,ind
shase Esaassts and demands that i
Eaaks the race rs the Denloeratie can
didaaa on : ron Eartsiis ihsasss. ana IL
u sslia asssss asllrag inst i have
satass 10 nsaie the rsgR. as
srasse nasslli eanas to me
salsst dszaa 81 raaasat On M rart
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21

that party writing my name ON that
ballot, as their party had NO candi-
date for that position.
/ wish it clearly understood that in
making the race for states attorney at
this time that it is done with the nm
derstanding that it is a non-partisan
fight for clean politics and law enforce
ment, and not as a republican or as
a democrat, although my name viii ap-
pear on the Democratic ballot for
states attorney and that you will
have to vote for me on that ticket,
but that I want you to vote as a. ci-
tizen overlooking personal parties in
this matter. ---. s. 6. 4s s 5.z 7:
AS the time is short between now
and election, and as may not be able
to see you all personally before that
time i wish the friends Of the cause
for which ! stand. republicans and
democrats alike, get out and make a
personal campaign in favor of my cleo
ton, and I assure you it win be great
~ appreciated by me. If elected /
viii do my duty as laid down by the
Constitution and enacted in the laws
OF this stcte.
Cctobe-, 18th, 1910. - r. a. :,
Devils Lake. N. d. =, ....-.ss ~
Respectfully submitted,
! LAUREAS j. WEHE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
REV. BAILEY
ISHON0RED
CHOSEN AT STATE SYNOD MEET.
ING AS SYNoDlCAL EvANGEL-
lST OF NORTH DAKOTA,

Rev. Arthur G. Bailey Of the Pres
byterian church of Devils Lake re-
turned from Minot Monday where he
attended the meeting of the State
Snyod of North Dakota. There were
one hundred ministers and elders pre-
sent at the gathering which resulted
in the selection of Rev. J. T. l.. Coats,
formerly of Devils Lake, now of Rol-
cite moderator, Rev. A. G. Bailey of
this city being appointed vice-moder-
ator and Rev. B. A. Fehe also of Dew
lis Lake, selected as clerk.
In connection with the meeting the
matter Of appointing Synodical evan
gelist was discussed and as a result
Rev, Bailey was the unanimous choice.
This work will consist of taking care
Of the entire state, establishing new
churches and building up the Pres
bytery of North Dakota. Should the
promotion which is offered the pastor
of the Presbyterian church here be
accepted, it would call him from Dew
lis Lake to some more central loca-
ton. Rev. Bailey Is considering the
Office which has been rendered him,
but has not given any decided answer.
Friday Of the Synod was given ov-
er to jamestown college and address
ses We're made by Judges Burr, Els
worth and Knauff. Reports OF the
Institution showed rapid progress and
the entire list of officers OF the col
lege were released. Friday evening
was given to the home missions the
assembly being addressed by Rev. ].
T. Henderson Of Minneapolis. Satur-
day afternoon addresses on Foreign
missions were made by Rev. DR.. Nc
CRray OF Mandan and Rev. G. d. Brodt
OF Chicago.
+ On Sunday the pastors in attend.
ance were assigned various churches
In Ninot for services and It so hap
pened that Rev. Bailey was assigned
the Methodist church to which Rev.
Olsen Of this city has been transfer
red while in Devils Lake q good share
of Rev. Bailey's congregation attend.
ed the farewell services at the Metho
! dist church. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21

quors. Another speaker referred to
certain politicians as farming crime
for political purposes. In other re-
spects the speakers talked right out
in meeting and spared no otiices high
or low, very encouraging circum-
stance as much of the strength of the
disorderly element arises from the IT,
Nudity to denounce those in high sta
tons who are responsible for the fail
ure to arrest the spread Of crime.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
TALKED OUT
IN MEETING
NO OFFICES HIGH OR Low SPAR
Ed AT CIVIC LEAGUE MEET
ING TUESDAY EVENING.

The meeting of the Civic League
held al the Court House Tuesday nishs
was very interesting Notwithstanding
the inciemency OF the weather there
VS. good representation In the abb
Sence Of President Haig, Hon. Fred
Mann. vicepsesidens presided. 4
committee OF three were appointed
to draw up resolutions in regard to
the general situation, pertaining to the
recent project OF cleaning up the city
and the efforts made in that direction.
Also another committee to confer with
states attorney and obtain informa-
ton in regard TO the method of NEG
essary steps to be taken to suppress
dlsorderly houses.
The FIRST committee appointed re-
oueseed to be allowed time to present
the case thoroughly and it was agreed
that another meeting should be held
Thursday evening at the court house
TO hear the report Of the committee
On resolutions In the course OF the
evening many excellent little speech
es we're made by the members Much
enthusiasm was manifested in the
discussion for increased jurisdiction.
the contention being made that sueedy
Justice would assist very materially in
checking crime, rs cases wuaIa ba
brought on every month and under in
creased Jurisdiction the county court
woald Try all cases Of nalsdsmeanors
and all civil cases Of thousand dol.
lars or under. The question az increas.
ed jurisdiction was regarded as one
OF the Important things 10 hs aeeuaau.
nshsa la the civic movement for de.
eeaey and coed gnsaFssanent. Vii r.: IT =.
s One spsaher sn showing shs extsns
70 which laElsssasss had been aaIusss
20 under the uraaaas admins.
trattos naeasssonad she aaes tlsas ss,r
ssaa ~ slse essasss hhoaiaaas cen
" oaleas hasa pasa sas gussssxnsas
sas1 s1f Che ceiling eg inanxsaasnw ri.
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City Attorney Cuthbert continued
his blunders attempting to stop the
proceedings by claiming that they
Were void and the court without sur-
isdiction, and succeeded in putting his
foot in 1t with his accustomed ease.
He; had evidently failed to read the
1909 session laws which expressly give
the Attorney General or states att0r-
ney power to proceed in the taking os
evidence after a waiver Of hearing. s5
The hearing was brought to a close
with testimony which caused the ar-
rest of E. Engebbretson of the Devils
Lake Drug company, against whom an
order was also issued to show cause
why his permit should not be reYok.
ed.
The hearing of this evidence was
something unusual in Devils Lake and
the uniformity with which witnesses
testified to the truth would seem to
sound the death knell to future viola
lions of this kind. A term OF court
has. been promised for November and
all these cases win doubtless be dis
posed of at that time. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
ENDORSE ANDERSON FoR JUDGE.

ENDORSE ANDERSON FOR JUDGE.
We, the attorneys OF the Second Ju-
dicfal District, of the state OF North
Dakota. having known vi. M. Ander-
SON personally and as q practicang at
torneE. for number of years last
past, do unhesitatingIE and heartily
say that in our opinion Mr.. Anderson
is man OF the highest integrity, hon
orahle in every way, and fully equip
ped by. nature, education, and experi-
ence to discharge tn eduties or SUI
prenae Court Judge with credit to him
self and the Court to which he asnsres
to become member. As states attor-
ney for six years of Ramsey county.
and as pFaetieing attorney in said dis
srict for twelve years, he has shown
himself CO TO be lawyer os fine judicial
mind, capable Of logical reasoning, and
dedaet5tag correct conclusions. LTD.
s Signed: John p. CoRan, judge of
the District Court: VIM. Bateson: r.
T. Cathhert;; J. J. Kehoe; Fred j.
Traynors: 4. w. Morrisey: Homer Res.
.ierss n Goer: Silver Seruugard: Easar
AndaEsnn; Frank Prussar; Edward h
Fl Y Henry G. s6Iddaugh: Ii. Ii.
Brennan p J. Mcs,logy. II ID. Cooler:
G = GoodseIl; Fred 9. Harria: L II.
- = -
sennest c. ., Forrest: ]. q. Moots-
arts W 8. Mosley:: Charles a. Vss
ssss Ashazt j. Nelson: c. nv. Butts;
Visitor Warsrope:: trrosgsr Shines: Il.
e. ~ =; laaess = 2 Mccarthy. @. q. Han
-. a. !. asysea asaa Esass::
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
HARD GAMES
MlNoT WILL BE HERE FOR GAME
SATURDAY THEN GRAND FORKS

fNsH0t Will 6E FfEHS TUX GAME
SATURDAY THEN GRAND FORKS
The Devils Lake high school foot
ball team does not expect to have as
easy time with Minot in the game
scheduled to take place here next
urday as it did with Lakota last Sat
urday, the latter team being defeated
by the locals by a score of So to o..
1t was regular walk away the superb
GRITTY OF the Devils Lake back field
towering high over the opponents, Ae-
cording to Coach Dahl the line is not
in as coed shape and during the past
week most of the time has been devct-
ed to strengthening q stone wall de-
Tense which has been decidedly lack
ing. The back field can hardly be inn
proved upon and from all appearance
es will cope well with the best in the
state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21

AtSthe home Of Mrs. Eugene Smith
Of this city, Wedne sday, October 10.
1910 at high noon, occurred the we'd
ding Of Miss. Lizzie. Panzium and Mr..
Frank Gettys, the Rev. Colmorgan Of
Penn officiating. Only the near rela-
tives and friends Of the contracting
parties were present. Inlmed iately af-
ter the ceremony a 1ounteous wedding
dinner was served to the guests. The
room was, decorated with white carna.
tions and. the bride was .attired in a
gown of old rose. colored silk and car.
sried bouquet of white carnations.
Miss Eta Smith was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Ross Randall, was best man. The
bride is oneeof our popular young lad
les. being one Of OUT obliging telephone
girls for the past two years, The
groom is cashier at the Great North
ern freight depot, and while not an old
resident here has made many friends
in this section. The many friends
VI IA0 pA4OO anu 6IVOn "ASA IuSlu q
long, pleasant and prosperous life. The
young couple left on No. 6 Wednes-
day afternoon for Grand Forks, Sank
Center, and Minneapolis where they
will spend couple of weeks and will
then return to this city where they
will make their home. a.. 49,
Wednesday evening Mrs. Albert
Gresens, wife of Albert Gresens, q
prosperous farmer living near Grand
Harbor while standing near the wind.
mill on the Gresen's farm, was struck
| by piece of iron bar about three
feet long and an inch thick, which in
some unknown manner became de-
tached from the windmill and fell
considerable distance and struck Mrs.
Gresens on the head, slightly fractur-
ing her skull. She was hurriedly tax
en- to the General hospital where the
wound was dressed and small pieces
of the fractured bone were removed.
She is resting easily now and her re-
covery is looked for n ss.s.
Don't forget that you can save 80
per cent. on hardware at Mann's bar.
gain basement. ~. = IT,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
REF. TRIO
WILL b
STRONG
HYLAND, MORRISON AND AMBER
SON WILL SWEEP THE CoUN-
TY IN LEGISLATIVE RACE.

SON WILL SWEEP THE CoUN-
TY IN LEGISLATIVE RACE.
That local republicans viii roll up
the biggest majorities ever known in
the history OF Ramsey county legisla-
tive fights is now conceded even in
the democratic camp. Messrs. Ander-
son and Hyland from the country dis
tricts will poll tremendous majorides
all over the western and northern
portions Of the county and Frank Hy-
land will sweep the city by several
hundred majority carrying his run
ming mates with him practically with
out exception.
Some time ago the democrats hop
ed to elect one representative hut all
hope has now been given up with one
possible exception In view of the en-.
try of prominent local democrat In.
to the field. This viii hardly change
the situation to any extend as repub.
licans of all factions are remarkably
united on the legislative ticket We
predict bumper majorities for all three
as Ramsey county has rarely seen as
able, honest and representative q trio
as the present candidates Of repub
. licanism:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
LOCAL NEWS

DR.. Harris OF Cando was in the city
Wednesday.
Miles Miller was up from Crary on
Wednesday.
Ignatus Court was business visi-
tor from Toxic Monday.
Frank Stokes of Grand Forks was
calling on his trade here Wednesday.
Attorney Fred ]. Traynor was at
Rugby Wednesday taking some depos-
itiens
George Mclean OF Edmore was
shaking hands with friends here We'd
nesday.
H. A. Brynn, of Grand Harbor at
tended to business matters hare Wed
nesday.
II. A. Moe, the hardware merchant
OF Churchs Ferry spent Wednesday in
our city.
John W. Maher will make farm
loans that you can pay OF any interest
payment date.
Mrs. Ella Caisns visited at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs, ". D, Millar, of Web
ster this week.
Mrs, Walter Bangs returned to Mi
not Sunday after few days visit with
Mrs DR. Brownlee.
Mrs F. G. Troppman arrived Sunday
from Minneapolis and will remain
here for several days.
Frank .Cavanaugh one OF the old
time residents of the reservation was
in the city ON Tuesday.
A. 0. Sather and Thos. Dougherty
were bousiness callers in the city be-
tween trains on Wednesday.
Albert Jaqua, agent Of the Bovey'
Shute Lumber company. was up from
Toxic between trains Tuesday.
Hans A. Moe of the firm Of Engel
horn & Moe was b5usiness visitor
from Churchs Ferry on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Rosenberg left for he,
home in Minneapolis Sunday aftel
q several weeks visit with relative:
here.
Mrs, H Goldstein returned TO Crane
Forks Tuesday after pleasant visi
at the home of her brother. Arthu
Green berg.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Bangs went t,
Grand Forks Monday for the Nelb;
concert and remained there during III
week the guest Of friends.
Mr.. Johnson. manager of the Sroltz
lumber yard at Mino, was looking af,
er collections for his company in thi
vicinity the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs, McAllis,er Of Grna
Hareor were visiting with Mrs NJ
Allister's sisters, Ms T. A Haslal
and Mrs VIM. Sparks on Wednesda!
Mr. l. o, Shirley who has been vii
iting his daughter, Mrs W K Moe
Ter for the past few days returned I
his home at Minneapolis Monday ev.
ming.
The Devils Lake orchestra accom-
Z panied by large crowd OF young pc,
pie from this city attended the dane
at Crary last Friday evening. guin
down In ~ autos The evening was 9
ideal one and they all report q mos
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