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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware Of inpos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone Unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied to receive 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

The G. o. elephant may have received few sphnter In
hut the Democratic burro is still in the scrap heap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

ShaGwell, Virginia, on April Is,
1743. Tomorrow will be cele-
brated as the 18th anniversary Of that
event In the state OF Alabama the
day is a legal holiday. but esewhere
it is printed in red only on the calen-
OARS of those VINO call themselves Dem
ocrats. In many cities these will gath
er about banquet boards to extol the
virtues of the founder and patron saint
of their party. the while indulging in
rosy dreams of victory in the coming
elocfinrc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

automobile days trial. but it is
without it after the days than was before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12

81 90 Mr.. Roosevelt has cabled his
~ Willingness 10 be given re-
ception when he comes home?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Passing Of the Umbrella,

g 'eThe times coming remarked a
aoorwalker In one of the big stores,
when umbrellas win be relics OF the
past. Automobiles are knocking them
out. I.don't mean BY. that that; people
buy automobiles to- ride In on rainy
days instead of carrying umbrellas.
but it is inconyenient TO carry an UNI
brella in an auto, and autoists provide
themselves with those light raincoats
that can be used even in warm wealth
er, and the. practice of haying a rain.
coat handy instead, Of an umbrella Is
spreading all the time. Then manufac-
turers are now able to waterproof al
most any sort Of aovercoat goods. and
there isn't much necessity for "a man
TO own an umbrella in oyercoat wealth
,er. They point out that in q real
drenching storm an umbrella would
not do much good anyhow and in: a
mild shower one wouldn't get very wet
anyhow. There will still be,Guse for
umbrellas. for women. but even they
are doing without them more and
more. "-Cleyeland Plain Dealer. ri g.: !;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
-. Esiel,. $780,, - ~ i:Ax !.
Animals Ne Know.

how recent q science3:is that which.
used to be- called natural history. but
which lis now divided into 80 many
branches, is shown by some figures
recently presented to the British Assoc:
citation For the .Advance ment of Set!
ence. IN 1880 the total number Of
species OF animal life known was 49, 49,;
5S8. This 4 included 49, 100 kinds OF
insects, 1000 Of mollusks, $500 Of
birds and $500 Of fishes. In 1881 the
total number had increased to 81, 65SS::s:
the birds and fishes fad grown ]: TO
11j0OO each. mollusks to 81, 600 and
insects to- the surprising number Of
220,150. or spiders alone there were
then known SOTO sorts. In the years
since 1881 the number Of new species:
discovered each year has averaged
10000. SO that now there are cata-H
logued and described In round nuns
beers 600 900 kinds of animals
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
q 4. s. iS.ssI Z sc h !,
TOXIC.

Amos dickson was out home part
Of thissWeek. ssSs .4:,
Walter Cavanaugh went to Devils
Lake Monday. T. Me-.
81 II. Baitsons and Otto Olsen were at
Devils Lake Tuesday . & w 81 =. =
Crearer smeallie was at Devils Lake
on business Thursday. .,..s . ,:
{ Miss Hilma Freeburg was a visitor
at the Lake between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorseth Of MINI apolls, is visit
ing at the, Jaaua home for q few days.
s. Louis and Malvin Anderson were the
guests 81 their cousin Victor Ruth over
Sunday. \ i::t t }s@ sf r.:
S. Arrangements are being made for a
valentine party at Toxic Monday eve
ming. LII .sZs
Eiss tits rumored that Albert Jaqua will
build another elevator in Toxic the
coming summer G3 s3:s% s :$
John Jaqua arrived home Saturday
for q few days visit at the home of
his parents MI. and Mrs. Albert Jaqua.,
5l Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olsen were called
upon to partsWith Howard, one Of their
.g-4 x
twin baby boys Monday evening at
about 10 O'CLOCK. The HIT fellow who
was about six weeks Of age, was taken
sick and within 4 short time passed
away. q doctor was quickly sent for
from Warwick, but when he arrived
the. little life had gone out. He at:
!, tributed the death to heart trouble.
The remains were taken to Devils Lake
Wednesday and a short funeral service
was held from Gilbertson's undertaking
!, ablishment, ginterment in that city.
"a number Of relatives and friends. &C
scompanied the remains to Devils Lake.
In their sad bereavement Mr.. and Mrs.
] Olsen have the sympathy Of the entire
community siss I: I. .5s s5s55. H.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
THE OLD GREAT EASTERN.
She Was Rocking Horse When Her
.,ad -. Gao siHS5l&Sl

She Was a Rocking Horse When Her
5:S Engines Stopped at Sea. 5:sSEsSsst
sss33s.tYou can say what you please about
the old Great Eastern, : said an Amer
lean who has crossed the ocean twice
I 81 more every year for almost half 81
century. 'but she was a grand idea.
The trouble was that the idea was 81:
most fifty years ahead OF Its time. It
has taken the world all that time to-
grow up to a Great Eastern as exem-
=plifed by the Lusltania and the Maui
aretania. E}3, q B: 23S'
made my first voyage TO- Europe
B IN the Great Eastern. q That was In
1862 1t was the first time the vessel:
sailed into Liverpool She had accom-,
! modations for hundreds on hundreds
Sof passengers, but there were only 100
In her on that trip. 5s $s Il. 9s: ! =.
3:.s'You know she had both propeller
and paddle wheels. As long as she
kept going it was all right for she
moved along steadily and MAJ estically
& But one day we were hailed by "a
small French steamer that had mail
ITO send, to Europe; and we stopped
short: In. midocean, while a boat put
souts from the other vessel. Ill
how .it happened don't
know, but the huge mountain Of a
vessel seemed to lose her balance. She
Wabbled about there In dreadful
fashion Passengers and stewards
were hurled. about in every direction,
and, as for scrockery, I don't believe
h whole plate or i cup or saucer was
saved from the Wreckage. ,.s s 5:,-2
the vessel was every sort Of gen
seral cargo. Including live stock, and.
az for. provisions, why, we had better
food and fresher than you can get on
Y u liner today.aaV had absolutely fresh
meat fresh milk and freshly killed
chicken. IS 5ss. " / &
Even in speed the Great Eastern
was in advance Of her time, for 1t took
sus only eight days to get to LIVERPOOL ?
York Sun. h. ,5 J: =. .re -. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Not In the Thunderbolt.

S:5i''.I sent you a Communication day
or two ago., said the indignant caller;
t'':and you wouldn't print lit just be,
cause 1t didn't happen to agree with
your views ss5.5 e. :..s .;s, -
!, !, ''Wh hat was it about p asked the edi-
tor Of the Morning Thunderbolt. ss: T.
7 ut was about woman suffrage" 4,
I ooh. yes, remember, :sI}fi,z s'.E
!. .s'!Yon threw it in the waste basket. I
presume :tss:. 53 ss .,Yss s Il, st..
II presume I did. Z :
Z IN object; sir, was to show that
good deal can be said On both sides"
well, YOU said II, all right, sir--on
both sides Of the sheet: That's the
reason why You can't say it in the
nderbolt Good morning, sir
Chicago Tribune. }s H.. -,...
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
EXCHANGES

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Moore spent Sun
day visiting friends and relatives at
Devils Lake.-Munich Herald.
Frank H. Hyland Of Devils Lake
was a prominent visitor at the Per
cheron sale at Munich, Tuesday,
Iawton Republican.
Many of the Indians of the Fort
sTotten reservation who took their
,sallotments of land twenty years ago,
are now getting patent to their hold
sings, and in many cases are disposing
of them to white men at 500 per acre
5-Churchs Ferry Sun. -.
i. Mr.. ]. N. Gill made a business trip
ito the county seat Monday.-Miss
Sylvia Manseau visited Devils Lake
on business Saturday.-Mrs. Herman
Schultz, wife of our popular banker,
Ms visiting this week at the home of
Mrs. J. M. Thompson in Devils Lake.
Penn Hustler.
i 80
:; Miss Olson came down from Devils
Lake Saturday eevning. to viist for
"a few days with her friend, Miss
Esther Hisgen. Barney Kenney was
"a Rock Lake caller here Wednesday
Mrs. Howe visited friends in Devils
Lake the first of the week.-Cando
=, News.
f $50 8 -
4 Fort the first time in the history of
e. 1.-THE world, the United States had to
import wheat the past year. Stats.
sss.tics tell us that while, the crop OF
+ wheat has doubled in the past decade
4 THE number of wheat-bread eaters
MAS increased four-fold, and that the
5ssday of cheap wheat has passed for
/ 5tever. In fact, there is to be no more
5echeap bread stuff, either corn OF
I ,rwheat.-Cando Democrat.
sls. Rev. Father John of Devils Lake
will say mass in Burton's Hall, Fri
sseday morning, Feb nth, at 9 O'Clock
Martin Fogafty was visitor at Dew
ais Lake this week. H. c. Hanson d
Devils Lake, was a business visitor il
town last Monday. Mrs. w &c: Man,
returned from a visit to- Devils Lake
Hasf Monday. L. G. Wright assisted
& the Devils Lake band this week al
& THE band benefit Warwick Sentinel
% s o IT,. - .v5&.
Bank Wreekers and hooters are no
neceiying much sympathy these days
Anay Jones WHO 50 successfully raides
sths rugby bank ana made his geta
ssFay. was blurred, tried and found
MY on thirteen cunts and sentenc
tea It'd the federal prison at Leaven
sgoish Kansas. has already commenc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
il ydro,, acts.

q III sis easy for misinfo formed people ID
Say that there Is no such thing al by
drop obia On the ofher hand, Vera
nns Moore. director 81 the New
York State Veterinary college at Cor
5neIl, ~ authority ffor the publication
that more specimens ofs ratiess were
received ats Ithaca FOR diagnosis DIR
ing the last year than during the
ten years here we're III i
iidsatlis from rahi les In he regis ton
AREA og The United States I'D 1908 md
sltsnataen in the state BIZ NssE.
JsaGaso Gonnaefciai gsss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
The Last Stray,

An attendant at al Kansas institute
for the deaf and dumb was undergoing
% pointless rapid fires nquisition at the
hands Of "a female visitor. II ..-
But how do you summon these poor
smntes to church, she asked finally,
with what was meant to be q plying
glance at the inmates near by -@'
]..'By ringing the dumbbells, madam"
,retorted the exasperated attendant
Judge. .:;. 80. s ,.:37 & -5s5 :: j.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

d Jim Hill tells us that there are not
enough people o. the farms and that's
why food u going up Id price. All.
other tells ua too mar are going on
the farms and that.s why land is
going up n price. We would add that
there are also too many consumers,
and that's why both are going UP.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

AAAS SSAASSAASSs
ent bondsmen could be secured to
bail him out pending an argument for
new trial or appeal to the United
States supreme court. Let Andy Jones
pay the penalty for robbing, people of
their hard earnings. He Is the twenty
third bank looter now residing in the
Leavenworth prison.-Lakota Observ-
er 's':' - NJ = -
"A freak blast in a Kentucky mine
yesterday snuffed out IS lives, while
a mine disaster in Colorado three days
ago killed and manned hundreds. On
top of these calamities Norway's
great poet, Bjornsen, is reported dying,
While two comets are accommodating
the skies looking for the right place
to smite us. The locust plague of
socialists are also said to be on the
way. With pork and provisions up
and still rising, and the high-water
season just ahead of us, there is, no
telling what our calamities will foot
up by the end of the year," says a
French fortune-teller. But we hope
the Farmers Line and The Ripples
will still be able to make regular
trips.-Rock Lake Ripples.
&aE
Mr.. and Mrs. John LANCE, of Morris
township were given a most enjoyable
surprise On Thursday evening Of last
week when a number of their neigh
bors dropped in without notice to cele-
brate with them the anniversary of
their silver wedding. The surprise
party brought with them all the things
needful for an elegant spread which
was served during the evening", and
this together with card playing and
dancing made the affair one of the
mots pleasant social functions which
have taken place in Morris township
, during the winter.-Paul Gordes of
Devils Lake was an Edmore visitor
Monday. A.: siegel left Tuesday
for Devils Lake and Crary to spend a
few days attending to some business
matters.-Mrs. sandel Qualey went
to Devils Lake last Saturday where
she will spend several days visiting
ct the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Matson Edmore3 Herald, .ss it,. b !:
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. .Msdelman entertained at a. Ave
course dinner at their palatia1 home
In honor OF Mrs. "A. M. Powell and Mrs.
Walsh, both of Devils Lake. anton
Rutten and wife Of Ontario township
celebrated their 18th wedding ami.
yersary Wednesda AZ number from
here attended and report d good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutten were recipients
lof many beautiful and costly presents
including 4 $4,000 silver service pre-:
scented by Crazy friends aturday
evening Mrs. Walker entertained 4
party Of young people iii honor 81 tie
sAfArsas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
u ~. . w q h
Hot Planats.i

Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus and Neptune
the four outer plane are hotter than
the earth. . Recent observations at the
Lowell observatory, secured In the
form OF photographs Of planetary spec
ira. show that there Is oxygen 10 the
atmospheres OF all four and that III the:
cases Of Uranus and Neptune hydro
gen and perhaps heiium are atmos-
phericaliy present. The outer planets
hare water .yapor; as the principal COM
stttnent Of their atmosph They
probably consist Of a nucleus hot to It's;
surface, yelled ii dense. unbrokens
clouds. floating In an atmosphere large
" composed OF steam s3:}iss5 sssS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
5Rat::slkinIll.s...3

The use Of ratskins In the manu-
1acture OF fancy articles Is Increasing.
Last year the trade Id Great Britain
alone amounted to $3.50. Ot,t,. and sup
plies OF brown rat skins are being
sought IN lots of from 100 III TO- coo.
II is prop sed 10 start q business Al
Calcutta for securing and preparing
the skins Of the brown rat, to be
used among a variety aof purposes, ID
The binding ofl boo ks and the making
sof purses. gloves and various articles
for Women's use ana wear. The sup
ply OF rats In Calcutta Is said TO be-
tnexhausti bIe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
"A 5Woman's Protest.

5 z"& 4. Is a Woman's Protest.
!. When some sensation happens, = D.!
Some man gets IN disgrace,
With sneering air men say,st.":Of course
There's a woman In the case"
=4,ga=
But this Isl oft forgo =, r. s.:2os
That since the world began -
{ There's been no woman in case
In which there was no man. -
g., IS u 81 ~ ES 5 Boston Transcript.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Opportunity.

10 seize an opportunity seems such an
easy thing, II I'D 3 Y$.,s2. .~s-.,
And yet whene'er one comes your way
! i. and to 1t you would cling
4 You're pretty sure to find that some one
8 else has seen 1t, too, -
I And nailed It for. his own advantage just
Ell ahead Of you. ~ =. +.
1 S. ..5: Washington Star.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
22 YEARS GO

Dave Atchinson: and Dave Turner
Big Dave and Little Dave were StnSS5
town wednesday.
Dan Chisholm is now in st. Paul
selecting stock of saddlery hard
wart and harness and will open !
shop in this city in few days. 5s s3s
Geo. ,Vannier has leased and taken
charge of the Commercial house, corn
or Fifth and Arnold Ave. The house;
is being thoroughly renovated Inside
and out and it is generally considered
that George knows how to run q hos
tel = N & n fEE L n * y
A Colorado man named Bell paid
$4,000 for. a wifeand then didn't
get her. He is making a different
kind Of a noise than other bells do
when tapped. q y ~ (, .fta3 ti I {s s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

John w. Maher always has money
on hand for farm loans-no delay.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11

Misses Ida, Olga, Inez and Maybelle
serumgard, Of Devils Lake. Mrs. H.
Medelman was shopping at Devils
Lake Monday.-Jack Duis of Devils
Lake was shaking hands with friends
here Monday.-Matthew Kayanaugh
Sundayed at Devils Lake.-.-P.. H.. Nc
Gurren spent Sunday at Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. shand were Devils
Lake visitors 5Wednesday.--W. F. Orr
attended to business matters in Devils
Lake between trains Thursday.-Geo.
Jaeneke and John: johnson attended
the band concert and dance at Devils
Lake Monday evening. Crazy Public
Opinion. = y.y .s.s =, r.. y: .- ,
John and Thomas Dougherty are at
tending school at st. Mary's Academy
near Devils Lake and will remain there
during the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Dougherty on their trip to the south
and to the Isle Of Pines. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dougherty leave this week and will
be absent until May.-On last Tues
day morning at her home near New
Vile Mrs. H. F.. Birnel passed quietly
away, dropsy being the cause of death.
Mrs. Birnel came to North Dakota
with her husband ten or eleven years
ago and Mr.. Birnel filed on a claim
in Cavalier county. He later moved
to Texas and lived there for couple
years and then returned to the vicin-
ity of MELVILLE and. purchased the
Lewis Boyd farm where he is living
at the present time. The deceased
was sixty-three years of age and leaves
to mourn her death four children, all
grown besides the husband.-E. A.
Crommett is looking after business
at Devils Lake for several days this
week. Henry Miller and family made
a trip to Devils Lake last Saturday
afternoon, remaining until Tuesday
morning. -Dr. Jones was called from
Devils Lake in consultation with Dr..
Fawcett last Saturday In the case Of
Mrs. Axel Nelson who is iii with pneu-
monia. G.. G. connolly Of Devils Lake
was In town last Tuesday looking up
data, etc, which 49, being gotten out
by the real estate men Of Ramsey
county. There win be printed 10000
Of the booklets which will review the
'possib ilities OF L Ramsey county, not
specializing on any part Of the county
in particular but giving general inform
alton which applies TO the county as a
whole. It Is thought that q great deal
of good can be accomplished BY the
/ distributor Of such literature IN the
eastern states leather Times,
Jim Hill tells us that there are moi
enough people On the farms and that's
!. why food - going np Id price. An,
other tells ua too many are going Oh
the farms and that's why land il
going up n price. W. would add that
there are also too many consumers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
Resources

: r !.
Loans and discounts. 81
Overdrafts secured and unsecured .....: 4,5T8 S. d
U.iS.. Bonds to secure circnlation....I 50:OO9 90
Premiums on 8. Bonds...,... 1000 90
Bonds, Securities, etc Bodns & War Il 81 81. q
Baafins house, furniture ana fixtures aaoS SS %
Due from approved reserve agents -: - 253,360 95
= feS ss9ss sssa issas
and cents J" = os
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, Wis: sly%.
Specie 81, 1856 80 .
Legal tender 5000 O0 1856 80
Redemption fund with u. s. Treasur-
er Is per cent. of circulation $500 90 J.
Total s. Z. s27,452 81
=, Liabilities { ..Ess !. s'<s.> 4. 4
s 2ss!ts; i 'sss PAID sss SO g
Undivided profits, less expences and "a Il :
National Bank notes outstanding ..... 5000 90
Due to other National Banks. :. ...... 62.l62 79
Due to State and Private Banks and AZ: 5sfs
Dividends unpaid $50. ' siaoo az
Individual deposits subject to check 1914. s57 AS
Time certificates of deposit. 17157i rs
Certified checks, ....... :........... $50 80
Notes and bills rediscounted - none 10
Bills payable including certificates Of s,sIS9Ts .
deposit for money borrowed. ..... none Il.
Liabilities other than those above stated none #
'o.'''"..'' ''''''''''''''''' ''...$6z1,s6 81 Il
St ee10 Ct S 81 Ra RakSta Sss. 1 81.
LEI. q. Routiert cashier of the aboye:named l
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
belief. 49, - ~. 80 - -
b.. J.. p. H. Routier,.ss q
s.-..'-4 f,.@ =: Il > sr = Cashier?
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH J
day Of jan 1870 *5f ~ 'tI-A e. Parahail ~
(sEAL.l >'....., D.. Notary; Public. =
My commission ex pires Mayy IA 1s1ss:
Correct Attest; ~ 80
?. ! ~ ~; JOS III. Kelly. Directors
I, T.. rs5~5 -Rasmus Sorensens J Er,,.,r.,,, w.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-11
ssa. .:ss sss7. $4%s t5 Il :s5.S 5 &
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF s n
| heFiirstNationaIBan

* ,. AT DEVILS LAKE, ss, c5 .ss f st$S#
In the State Of North Dakota, at the close Of &
Y Sst business, Jan slst, 1910 ! L
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-25

chicken pox.
julius Delmage was a Sioux City
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Jordon and his wife from Hud-
son, were visitors at the King home
Sunday evening.
Miss Agnes Henry of Canton was a
visitor at the Lien home last week.
Mrs. Paul Johnson fell down cellar
last week, and tho Mrs. johnson is
quite old, she fortunately was lot
very seriously injured.
Clyde King wentdown to Vermillion
Monday to look after some business
matters.
Miss Minnie Silvas is home from
Sioux City where she was recently
operated on. Her health is now i'm
proving and this is good news to
Minnies many friends.
Ye scribe was in Canton last Satur-
day and saw a number of old friends
from Highland township, and possibly
met the LEADER correspondent from
that neighborhood.
A baby girl gladdened the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Miller Friday
Feb. Is.
Large crowds attend the programs
which are given by the Adelpian
Literary Society each Wednesday even
ing. Last week the program "a
especially interesting, and a good
program has been prepared fortonight.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-25
and Nellie, Julia, David, Art and
Daniel IngebretSon spent Saturday
evening at G. DOkken'S.

and Nellie, Julia, David, Art and
Daniel IngebretSOn spent Saturday
evening at G.. Dokken'S.
Il. Rikansrud has sold his corn in
the field to Math Mortenson who has
rented the Rikansrud farm. Mr..
Rikansrud will move up to Highland
on his fathers old farm in a few days,
or as Soon as Mr.. Torkelson, who has
been living OF the Rikansrud place,
moves out.
The Luther League met at Trinity
church last Sunday evening. Mr..
Quien made a fine speech to the
young people as Rev. Nummedal
was not present.
Math Mortenson and family, who
have been renting the Dokken farm
a number of years, are getting ready
to move to the Rikansrud farm.
Miss Marie Lunder has been en-.
gagged has a nurse at the home Of
Hans Miller in Fairview the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Loe will move
onto the M. F'alde farm. Mrs. Loe is
a former Pattee-Slough girl, being a
daughter of M. Nicholson.
Mrs. Knut Amundson had the mis-
fortune to break her arm In a driving
accident last Sunday.
A bobsled load of young folks from
this vicinity drove down to Hudson
last Tuesday evening to attend the
tiremen's ball.
The Literary Society out in the
Rise district will hold a basket soci-
able this Friday evening with A. P.
Gubrud at the head of the program.