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were seated 3together III the church.
The pail bearers were Harold E1ath,s
Clarence steen; Harold sorlie u ana
Merton u cobson. The services, CON
Quoted by Revs. M. % Wickard and:
II. q: Helseth, were very Impressive
the clergy offer1ng such symp thy and
conso lation to the bereaved ones al
must 30 out from every heart iii the
community. !: The little one was laid to-
rest IA the village cemetery. S5:5
hen coming out Of the or,yis
House some six weeks ago, Albert
:H:ausman stepped upon ia chair witch
had been placed III front 81 the door
for Al step. The walk had been re-3
moved and a bed Of sand eposited sas
q foundation for d cement sidewalk.
AS Mr.. Hausman stepped upon the
chair the feet sank into, the sand
throwing Albert to the ground. HIS
side struck the edge 81 the chair frac.5
turing one II not several ribs, and aa
q consequ he has suffered severely
from the effect OF his fall besides ~
Ing unable to resume his work iins Tie
shop. Frank ermani Is assisting
him with his shop repair work at pre-.
GENT & & pj SEfE %h3i stft$G G&L&S
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CLEVELAND.
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(By Special Correspondent. }

tBy Special Correspondent
Owing to the early edition due to
Thanksgiving day last week the Cleve-
land items from our special corres-
pondent arrived somewhat late, but
we publish them this week, believing
the apology sufficient
P. Conley spent Sunday at Burke's.
Agnes Conner spent Sunday at home
Rev. Father Lee conducted services
at Sweetwater Sunday.
Miss Mary Baker spent Sunday at
her home
A basket social was held at T. w.
O'Briens school house last Friday
evening.
Lizzie Ketch arrived from Grand
Forks last week to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with the home folks.
Thomas Maloney drove to Edmore
Tuesday.
Joseph Donahue is attending school
at Keoghs school.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
church met with Christina and Ellen
Auberg a week ago Thursday, at the
home of Mrs. J. Dahlens.
Adolph Olsen is improving slowly
from his illness.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02
u
TOXIC

(By- Special Correspondent

(By- Special Corre4pondent.)
The Harris Home west of Toxic
was the scene of quite an elaborate
Thanksgiving function last Thursday.
There were a large number of neigh
bors and friends invited to dine with,
them on that day and the invitation
was generally accepted with the re-
suit that about sixty partook Of their
hospitality. A most enjoyable occas-
ion is the decision of all who were
present.
Geo. Charlesworth was business
visitor in Devils Lake between trains
Tuesday.
Owing to the inclemency of the wea-
fher the Homesteaders missed their
last meeting which was called to be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Baitson. It has not been definitely
decided where the next meeting will
be held but it is thought that during
the cold months the meetings will be
held In the school house at Toxic.
Albert Jaqua was visitor in Devils
Lake the fore part Of the week.
Two of the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson are sick with fever.
Ignatius Court has built an addi-
ton on to his house.
VIM. Brennan was in Devils Lake
one day last week on business.
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WEBSTER

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(By Special Correspondent,

tBy Special Correspondent.)
The Inter Ocean has, secured q cor
respondent at Webster and hereafter
will be able to supply q weekly budget
of news from that place. The, items
sent last, week were a trifle. late ,ow,
ing to the early edition but we will
hereafter try to have the news fresh
and the latest occurrences during the
week. 49,. -.
John Munig, has just returned from
st, Paul where he went with car
load Of sheep. Mr.. Munig always
has car Of sheep to ship every fall.
He is a firm believer in diversified
farming. ,, v.
Thomas Sullivan arrived home from
his claim in the Deep river country.
Rev. Fail conducted services at the
Presbyterian church a week ago Sun.
day.
Mrs.F1egal was on the sick list last
week. DR.. Mcintosh was in atten.
dance.
Harold Gooze is again here visiting
friends.
F. w. Whalen, agent for. the Far.
mers Grain company left this week
for Minnesota his place being filed by
William Henry of Devils Lake. ~
The new homes being erected by
John Munig and Ole Leet are nearing
completion. They are modern in ev.
cry particular and will compare we'll
with the finest in Ramsey county.
Thwing & Harrison delivered a car
load Of potatoes to the farmers a few
days ago and expect another car in the
near future. 1t is rumored that they
will open up one of the vacant stores
here and conduct a mercantile bust
ness. AS both gentlemen are enter.
prising and accommodating they
would no doubt have success in the
venture.
Our basket ball team feels very ju.
bilant over the victories it has won
this season, having played all the
teams in this section as far as Lakota
losing none of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mckay and family
will soon leave for their trip across
teh water to Scotland.
|. Ed. Ryan shipped a car of cattle@o
South st. Paul recently.
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HAM PDEN
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From the Guardian.

From the Guardian, ..... y,
Gus Gerle and VIM. Lane left. for
Bemidji Mimi, Tuesday, where they
will spend the winter. s.. ~;
Ole HodenieId and Christ Peterson
left for So. st. Paul Saturday with two
car, loads Of stock. Mr.. Hodenfleld ex.
poets to extend his trip on into Iowa
before returning home. Ea5.g (, &
G. A. Morton has installed a, Fuller
heater in his confectionery store This
heater Is constructed in such a way
that it throws the heat to the .farthest
end Of the room first and, gradually
heats toward itself. #SI. ( I. 1 SlSt 4. !,
l Mgs. ]. J.. Fischer left for. Morris
Man. Wednesday, where she will
spend Thanksgiving with friends and
relatives. 81 & ..s5>:S Z. Z. =
Mrs. Edith Snyder, left last week
for Culver, Ind.,, where she expects
to spend the winter visiting relatives
/: The pleasant farm home 81 ". ID,
.lL-.a 4 was the scene OF d very en-.
toyables progressive whist party Last
Friday evening. Seven games were
played with Mrs. Anna Lee winning
the ladies' first prize having 4 ;5s score
of six games to- Her credit Miss Leven
captured the BOBBY prize for the ladies
BY naging, ITO loose eyerys3s game
Leslie : Strong, captured tho first prise
for the gents. winning othea entire Ice
TIES q and George Lommen went home
with the little prize by loosing ali bu,
one game. After the game refresh
Sn tl'ad q were served and dancing wa.
IN order, which continued until tn
small hours Of the morning. ss IN
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sfunigated. A few famtlie still rs
main under quarantine. NH 5sa5

main under tine.
AT the residence Of the bride moth
Ter OF Ontario township, 81 Thursday
Nov. II, 1910, occurred the marriage
Of Miss Emma Stove to ii. Henry
Becker. After the ceremony the guests
and wedding party repaired to the rel
dence or the groom's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Becker. where q recep.
ton was held, "a bounteous supper
served the Invited friends and rela-
tives, and congratulations u extended
the happy young couple. II 5s y. 4
Forest NeWbre came home \ from
New Rockford, N. is, Wednesday: 10
spend Thanksgiving with; his parents.
He IS attending Phillips academy. is;5
L, Anton p. Berg and Christian Haug-
en- bought tickets for 'Christiania, Nor
way, Monday, and viii san On The '.Bal.
tic"' Of the White Star line from New
York on Nov. e.. They expect to yis-
1t relatives and friends ia the old
country during the winter and return
to North Dakota a the spring, h 4 5|S II
There are several cases OF scarle-
tina in this locality. and families are
under quarantine. Dr. Drew and the
board Of health are making q strong
effort to stop the spread Of the infec-
ton, but It seems to have got the up
per hand, SO that nearly every family
where there are. small children, have
to submit to the Inconvenience Of the
disease and consequent quarantine.
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BRockET.
From The News

From The News
The nice SHOW fall of the last few
days made 1t rather interesting for
Kosola, the house mover, but notwith-
standing three broken chains and sew
eral tons Of melted snow mixed with
North Dakota soil, in their external
make up, the boys have the house
where it was intended to 60 and Sam
Samuelson is leveling 1t up, trying to
make it look straight and square, like
the rest of us.
There was q baby, boy brought to
Gust .Aho's home Monday night. Stork
they say was the bringer.
Herman Kalfokoski lost a horse on
Monday through sickness. .i:
The Wednesday night Whist club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys
this week. ,,t,. .r.... =
Miss Lillehaugen went home TO
spend Thanksgiving -
Mrs, Frank Vasicek was summoned
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to the bedside of her sister, who is
very Ill, at Blooming Prairie, MINI.
She was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell skalicky, who are also rela,
tives Of the sick lady. !. ~ :: ,;= /.
Mr.. c.. NJ, Stone, the popular con.
tractor and house builder. left Tues,
day FOR West Bend, Ia, where he has
considerable work IN Eight for the
few months that our climate makes II
inconvenient to do construction work
Mr.. Stone expects to be back a. soon
as spring opens. 35s5 .5S .t b n
John Regan will grind your feed
In good shape and ia due season. Ee
also handles wood, Of different kinds;
saving It to lengths to ct syour@ stove.
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sTARKWEATHER
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From The Times

From The Times
Odin Olson is here from his home In
Minnesota visiting with his mothe,
Mrs. Carl johnson.
Miss Bratlee went to Webster
on Wednesday evening to visit at
home Thanksgiving.
Miss Hodgson went to Devils Lake
on Wednesday evening to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Levi Briggs received word on Wed
nesday of the death Of his brother
David Briggs at Neche. The funeral
will be held today at that place.
A fine boy weighing nine pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. s. Davis
Of Royal township one day last week
All parties are doing nicely.
James Ward left this week for the
Minnesota woods where he will spend
the winter.
Nels Ringvold went to Pleasant
Lake and Rugby last week for a Wis
it with friends over Thanksgiving.
Keep your stock up. The law al.
lowing stock to run at large has been
abolished in Ramsey county.
The Devils Lake Journal says that
Herman Rutten has gone dear
hunting. We thought that Herman
had past that stage.
Miss Ciarns and Miss Ruger were
here from Devils Lake last Tuesday
soliciting the sale Of tickets to the
O'Callaghan benefit play at the Grand
opera house on the night of Deem
Der End. They had considerable sue
cess. If enough tickets are sold here
train will be run back after the
show.
Mrs. e. A. Crommett and children
arrived from Warwick last Tuesday
and will be followed by Mr.. Crommett
and Bonnie the latter part Of the
week. They will make their home In
Starkweather this winter, the children
attending school. Miss Mabel has
been attending the university since
the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Garske were sur
prised on Wednesday night of last
week by about seventy-fice of theil
old neighbors and friends, the occas
ion being the 25th anniversary Of
their wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Garske
came here from Wisconsin soon afte1
their marriage and settled on a claim
adjoining what is now the TOWNSHIP oil
Garske and have made their home
there since. The unlimited guests
brought along their refreshments and
a most enjoyable evening was spent al
games and dancing. Many presents
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From Tlhe3 IIe.ai Jews

County conrnissi oners Maloney,
Johnson and Neggeth were looking All
ter some bridge work in this part Of
the county Tuesday.
Mrs. n. CRAVING expects to- leave the
latter part Of the week for Malta,
Mont. where she will spend some time
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. .. p. Lar
son.
g. Davis, who formerly practiced
law III Edmore, but now a sue cessfuI
lawyer at Edmond, this state was an
Ednors visitor Saturday. HI. Davis
~ d ane young man and has many
friends here who VIM b pleased ~
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know that he is prospecting. " Y $Ffl
The dinner given by the ladies Of
the Lutheran church in the restaur-
ant building last saturda Was 4 de-
scided success. They served a good
dinner and the same was enjoyed By
large number. 81. N fs@ I. .@5;$ J;
! 81 Taylor and Dan Brennan, accom-.
panied by an eastern landseeker.a au-
;toed over from the Lake Il Saturday.
Brennan g. Brennan have several piec-
,es of fine land In this section and are
,disposing OF IT to eastern parties. h n
Miss Inez ,seigel, who Is teaching
school In Highland township. is spend.
ing Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ?A. seigel southwest
of Gilmore. / l isSt:s a a. &>E &4.3
j., Last Saturday DR.. r. M. Cox receiv.
ed a telegram, from Colorado Springs
stating that the condition Of Mrs. Cox
was such, that it was impossible for
her to go over the mountains. He i'm
mediately wired to remove her to a
lower altitude, but received a reply
that It was impossible to move her
and advised him to come at once. He
Immediately got A. E. Toomey to take
him to Lakota to catch the east bound
flyer and left for the bedside Of Mrs.
Cox. She is suffering from that dread
disease, consumption, and the chance
for her recovery is very poor. This
will be painful news to her many Ed
more friends. but we all hope that she
may recover and return home In bet
ter health
Last week, Arthur J. Miller, pros
porous young farmer who lives south.
west of Edmore and Miss Eva Zet-
tier of Webster were married and the
happy couple have began housekeep:
ing at Mr.. Millers farm home. They
are both prominent young people in
the communities in which they live
and a host Of friends join the Herald.
News In wishing them long and hap.
py married life.
John A. Lee and Miss Julia Knutson
Of Fancher township were joined in
marriage last week and left for Far
go where they will make their future
home.
The terminus Of the Farmers Tele.
phone line running west of Edmore,
and the one running south from Hamp.
den are just one mile apart, and for
a small sum could be connected, and
thereby give the patrons Of each sys.
tenn double service. This is a matter
which the officers Of these two lines
should take UP in the interests of the
patrons. It would certainly be great
benefit to the patrons of the line run
ming out of Hampden as by having
direct connection with Edmore they
would receive the benefit of an ali
night service, while as they are now
fixed they can get no connection with
the outside world after about Z o.
clock in. the evening. 49,.
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Z. 4
4 From the Public Opinion

ii "a. Walston and family have
moved into town from the Murphy
farm and will occupy one 81 the Smith
houses during the winter,
s8a Mrs. Laura ATcN Nancy returned from
her soiourn ii Indiana, Sunday last.
Her aged mother has passed away and
her father ~ in. delicate health on ac-
count of the weigh Of many years. ~
sihIer. the health oaieer Of the
county, came down from Devils Lake
Wednesday, and after inspecting sew
eral eases 81 SCARF tina ordered the
.auasant fine released and the resid ences
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were received BY Mr.. and Mrs. Garske
who wish to express their thanks to
the many friends present. AS an aft
ermath. Mr.. Garske win give q free
dance in the Garske hall tonight to
which all are invited. @ 3 81 :5%@ E.& 2S, TN
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From The Hustler

H. -
Peter Glerum, Jr., Of Grand Harbors3
was: 8. visitor here the latter part OF
last week. !, ~, III K. i&:s &;
/. Miss Ruth Gessner visited with
Miss sLaola Graham Friday and Sat
,urday of last week. n ss,:%& WIZ
!, Albert Gunnerud of Benson county
was aabusinessa visitor here the latter
part Of last week. tsss 2g .;IStts5 5:s$sg
=. l. s! ]. 3D., a prosperous farmer o9f
Grand Harbor was a business visitor
here Wednesday morning. X ,a9#
Miss Lola Graham visited with Miss
Zoa No1ttnier on the Will Horne farm
Sunday and Monday OF last week.
John Schultz Of Leeds was q viAAas-
tor here on Sunday. Mr.. Schultz made
the trip via auto in spite Of the fine
Bleighing. =: t..s ~ 's' j. 5 5ss Sf :ts
Miss Bina Doyle left the latter part
of last week for Rolla where she will
spend a. few days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Flynn Of that place. M &
Miss Maud Brubakert Of Winans mil.
linery force at Devils Lake spent Sum
day with her parents; Mr.. and Mrs.
G.sI. McCahren east of town. sss
2 Mrs Oscar Rimele of Rock Lake,
arrived here Friday for a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
1Stoser who lives southeast Of town. III
/. Friends of Geo. Miller, the new man
ager of the Anderson Nero. Co, will
be grieved to hear that he lis at pre-
ssentHat the General hospital at Devils
Lake where he& was operated upon
Sunday morning r for a Tubercu1ar
gland, trouble from which he has
been ailing for some time. He i'd re-
ported to have stood \ the operation
satisfactorily however, and the tHust-$$
Ter" joins IN hoping for his permanent
recovery. 53 x "; 5:ss
& 5 The Christian Endeavor party Civ
EN- at John Johnson's west Of town Fri
day night was decided success. All
present report q most enjoyable time
y Bert Farrell arrived. here the fore
part Of last week for a visit. with his
sister, Mrs. Mat Ryson. M. Farrell
has been looking over homestead
lands Id Alberta Canada,
Penn Is to have a band. Consider
able interest has been shown since it5s
has been talked or and a meeting has
been called for next Saturday evening
November ~, at 8 o'clock at the Mi.
Eler-T hune apartments. Those inter.
ested in boosting for another improve.
nent to the town in this way, are COR
daily invited to attend: -" 55s3s
Mr. and Mrs Chris Madseln1I and Miss:
Alma Tollefson who is visiting at their
home for a few days were nearly as
phyxiated Wednesday morning about
i've clock. The hard coal stove HUI
fused to2act and the result was that
when the family awoke they were at
the point Of being overcome bsy gas.
Mrs Madsen seemed 10 be. the worst
effected. but - rapidly Commissioning
at this writing. s.,. Il ~
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NE|GnBORtIOOD NEWS

Mrs. Henry Baker drove to Devils
Lake Tuesday -
Thomas Maloney was at the county
seat a week ago Wednesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02
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