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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03
9anobrnget.
(Gfter olleeifrift for annOmanO'
for ben 10. april.)

3 ben forlebne pge far 8eiret.
naar 2anoet tages | fin Selbe0, ON.
trent Iuaret til, bpao man faloer
uaprilspeir", fortrinspis fsligt meo
SolIfiH, aegnbpger og battlefront.
Reonen er BOG faloet meget %forifel'
ligt; Der er gsne | SDdano, bpor
man iaa goot iom iutet bar facet
og ggne pna gerne, 6uor Hegnpel'
RET Itoppeoe Nartdr6eiOet | ct Bar
Gage. 0attefroiten bar Here @ange
opret meget 6aaro, inotil 3 Or. st.,
men mprfelig nof ipHes Binterieos'
on @resmarfer at flare zig ganife
qoot; Der er / boert Sab life 5ale
ON nogen Masieeoelgggelie al
glonterne | al Acknowledged. Stu
aen er naonlig oofiet itRrft | ben
iioIte Sio os ugeifriftets Rosfiloe-
forreipon0e1t benlRrter, al OeH III
lere6e er iaa bei, at ben fan vifjule
en- arage". Speoen fommer lige'
le6es goot meo og gennemgnnenoe
ln0er Dommen oper ben, at ben
itaar tilfreositilenoe-
Joraarsarbejoerne er lelpfslgelIg
ifreoet goo. fremao og paa De ipo-
liqe Ger bar man mango Steoer til
Ioaet, men isprigt er Stiaingen meo
Senipn til Saaninsens Silenoebrin'
qelie og Snaning | bet belle tagei
poa set nuoerenoe Eiospunft megei
forIfeaig life Blot | be enfelte
oan6soele, mel ogiaa inoenfor ot
enfelte ggne. Meningerne ON, bDaf
Der err BET beoite, er nemlig, JON Del
fremqaar at neoenitaaenoe lloialel'
Ter, meget bette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03

boor man isgte op paa 2. Sal, til
Observation-Disclosures 8Rrelie.
6ormanoen, 6orpogter Come, Dor
til Steoe, oe mooto9 imiIenOe De-
putotionen, Der MI beitoo at 6. s..
Mooien, 6. @rnr, aiefer, Ssmrer@.
9arien, Soro- og 9etonorbei0er an.
oerisn, 6ru Gnlcf, 9pgningsineofer
Ssrenien og SabrifarbeiOer 9bri'
Itenien.
Sr. Carl S. Maeien opIeite 9ie-
iolutionen, boortil 6ormanOen ioa.
re0e, at ban 10 life bopoe Sn0flpoel-
lie pao Sagens Sang. Sagen be-
roche / l1opolget, og iaainort bets
arbeiOe par f9r0igt, oilOe 9opfor-
iloget = bois ser f~orelna ct iaa-
onnt = fomme paa 0agsor0enen.
Seorigt benbiite 6ormnn0en Depu.
totionen til at rette lin @enoen0elie
til Observation-Disclosures 5ormano,
@o0seier Rottbsa.
ct 9parter ienere fom Sr. Hott-
bga til Steoe, og 8eputationen5 Ser
/ @entetioen bap6e opbolot Jig /
5orman0ens 8prelie, forebragte MI
BAN Sen peotaens HeioIution.
Sr. RottbeG bemerfeoe. at ban
fife / gjebliffet -funoe u0tale Jig
ON, 6~uorIeoes Stiaingen bar, men
erflere6e Jig oiaig til en- Sammen-
fomit meo 0eputationen n9Ite Gags
5ormiOoog, oa MISUNDERSTANDING
oaIget boooe beitemt at bolOe fit nf.
ilutten0e Meoe.
9eputationen traf Jig berefter til.
bage, oe nogle Rinntter efter Itoo
Carl s. Maoien mi0t uoe i 6reoe-
riciogaoe paa en- intermiitiif Saler-
itol / 5orm af en- 9Ifasie.
,~Gammernter," Iogoe ban, ooi
bar M bait 6oretre0e bos 2anos-
tingets 6ormon0 % 6ormmloen
for Observation-Disclosures, iom ri
I Worgen Deo en- 0eputation fanr
9eilig6eo til at forbonole meb. gi
bar oernRit beiluttet at boloe ct
Meoe for arbeiosIsie paa Sagtueien
/ Ooermoroen, 2srong 5ormi6oag,
6oor hi oil 9ioe 9eifeo paa, boao ni
bar fnaet no al port arbei0e. Bort
6perp for / Dag er enot. Seq OPP
for6rer Gem til at gaa roligt og
oproigt, iom De er fommenl"
5oriamlingen gap iaa Sr. NnO.
len ct Surrn ag traf iis Oerpaa til
boge. Sn0en 10 Minutters 5orleb
bapoe 8aoen dntaget fit ~ieouanlige
lloieenoe, o9 ben gnmle Snipef-
tionsbetjent funoe after flare Zig
meS en- Stprfe paa ct Bar Wpno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03
On ny 5 pripnima
of Spser er netop anfOmmen fra Sanmarf.
Deriblonot i%eleenoe:

Deriblonot ~ieleenoe: 4
Zen hinge entbcr, 8rof. amntunOien, Omil. $1.00 4
@aaOen % Sanbbeoen, gnit. 6. 0foe. Sn6b. 2.40 :
Serresaarosfulf, @ornarf, Smil. 20 4
Gre 6preoras, 6. g. 2arien, OmiI. 80
gi6el6aanobos, s.. g. Sonien, inob. 2t0
Som Sui aid. -Sanien, mob. 40 4
gaa eipets gej, Bib. gect, inob. 280
giOnesbsrS ira 5rne Strife, guicb, inob. 280
George @iIiams eepneo, mob. LAO
Solbern ct iolrist eano, mob. 40
grepe til mine geru, Sarper, mob. 40
ariitne 90 ariitne, geo. s. 2. Bebiter, Omii. 30
Sra be samle Stier, aicb -Sanien, mob. 70
Sur Meoarbeioere gbrnefirfcn Smilag. %
Snnst rnser Wanlm, @iIion, mob. LEO
Gn nns ManOs spsrasmaal, speetr, OmiL. 40
ltnsbom gibeIen, 1. Del, SmiI. 30
%ltnaopm gibelcn, 2. Del, Smil. 30
SorjGttclerne e0er gubs 3aabelefter, inob. 10
timber sbbforiet, aIcoct, mob. f.b0
soo m Qrsi SIfert Riearb, inob. 1.35
Jranifbino 1.50
Sjerternc bripes, gIitb geoerien, inbb. 100
9renae o. 0rengc, Sfibringer fra 0fisions.
marfen, mob. so
1tnoe !Sicrter. 9ourit, geterien, inSb. 70
Surifeaist, Sob. 9. @etide, Omil. go
aute Orb Rr16 % 9r.17, SfoOe. geterien, Dmi. 10
Greens Semmelisbeo, Sfoogoor0 geterien, OmIl. go
gibmesbprb ON aritns, gifop Seucb, Snob. LEO
Sans 3isGen Sange, Sncob Q. @ua, inob. 200
af enfete al osie Bigger er 5%oripntnoen inoifran.
ft. SnSieno 9.fidins ftrufs for at fire e~fspeoition.
9an. entb. 9nbI. SOnfe,
Blair, 0ebr.
50 81 - ~ N ~ A. "a ~ n N N a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N N "A "a n n n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03

/ Aar rs. Warts), og / De fsrite
s Gage efter tom Der mango Men.
neifer for at billie paa 0anmarfs
qloite aoinOe. Zine Marie Oleien
bar ogiaa moota9et ilere ifriftIise
9pf~snifninger, 6I. 4. ira en- 9anOs.
manOinoe / ariitiania.
Born Oh SrGnoeDin. gn I 4ars
0reng ira Ell 9anosbp meaem Sol
itebro % &erning bapoe ifsIge
rGingf. 9ngbl." forleOen o9ret Dos
aebmon6en efter 9rGnoeuin, ga
ban pna Siemoeien fit emit til at
image pan 0riffen. Reiultatet bleo,
at ban bleo liggenoe os00ruffen paa
|9anoeoeien, boor ban noget efter
bIeu iunoen al i'm 6aOer. 8rengen
bleu puttet / Sen9, men no pan
Natten fit ban arampetrpfninger,
iaa ser maatte tilfnloes 9pee. Den.
ne erfl9reoe BOG, at Der fife par
nogen eiebliffeIi9 5are paa 5proe.
st burt Srepfort. Maifiniabri-
FAINT 6. 0ielien / grbGf ienote |
December 1907 fbp. S%anOelsreiien.
De, MI glbrpgeer $. 6. Senien /
Belle Ell aabent 9reofort, Scr bl. a.
in0ebolot fpleenoe Gro: On anOen
0rOre. iom De falifelig ieIo bar
unoerifreoen, afgnar / Dag til Be
Gambling al Retten". SEMEN anlag.
Sc ifslge Belle q. ao.~ Sog % oeO
8inoing Serre0s 9fet bIeo 5ornGr.
melien mortificeret % Hielien osnt
til at betnle Saaens Omfoitninger
meO 10 ar. % bsOe andre 10 Sir.
til Statsfasien. 0ieIien ~appeaereSe
til Soerretten a%sbenbaun. men
oenne bar M itaofnitet lln0errets-
oommen % osmt 0ielien til n0er.
ligere at betale Senien 90 ar. /.
Sngsomfoitnineer for Soerretten.
Ten faite 0pf0niftsret. 4rbei0s.
eiuerforeningen o9 De %innnirfen0e
3agiorbuno bar ira SnOenri9smini'
iteriet mo0taget 4nmoOning ON boer
at u9lae 3 oroinpre NeoIemmer og
8 S%uppleanter til Den faite 8olo'
aiitsret, Ser / Senbolo til 2onen al
II. og. trp6er | Sen biotil beitanen.
Be permnnente @ologiftsrets SteO.
9aIget, Ser bliper ~gpl0enoe for IN
oPpqren0e aolenoernnr, enifer 0ti.
niiteriet foretaget @inareIt muIigt.
Selptbpen | aoloing onr forleoen
en- lille 4itiffer | asbenbaon for at
pnnoiie oet Steo / 6reoerifsboIm
aonaI, bnor ban efter lit eget Op.
gipen6e bapoe fditet en- Del al 5Doe.
foiterne no, isr ban tog til eng
lano. 8eo Sj9lp al en- 8anofiffert
fan6t man ifslee vaoGO. 6olfebI."
Soeerne, og Ger bleo fiifet life
minore 1863 @uIo. os Sslo-gro'
ifer, Raale og armbnano op. ges.
uoen fanot mar en- Del Sager bos
forifelioe 9antelonnere.
Semt gramoitifter. 8neobonoen
Store Nan6", Ser itnt Slo paa
Serregaar6en ogitrup", er ue6 I'm.
oerretten iosmt 10 aors Sngtbus
og / e%ritntning til 6oriifringsiel.
ifabet 100000 ar.
ltlgffestilfGlbe. en poIif Bige
poa 5s~rslepgaaro falot ben 18.
april UNDER arbejoet paa ct Sober.
loft neo gennem EN- aabentitaaenoe
2uge, Ser bar 69ffet meo Snlm.
) Saloet forilos 9isen fig iaa al.
oorligt, al bun umi0oelbart oerefter
nfgif oeo 7s0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03

ra01fale 9usn1an0 | Spbe OeO Sefls
pig. anuo 5begerien, notaIte iielge
n9empig 6oIfebI." paa 6riitoleme.
oct Der / 9pen forleoen. Get er
for al al Maet fempe moo Soer.
pare. SO mere ~offentli9 ltnoerois.
ming. oes mere tages 9ernene ira
Siemmet. 6riifolens Meno bsr Der.
for af al Magt Tempe moo Soer.
bags og @eIoagsmoeroisning; el-
Iers tober oi 9srnene. i0et 0e life
faar 5i0 at oirfe iammen meO os
/ grbei0et, igennem boilfet 8iaie og
Snitiatio ita6es.@
Sorifring for Sicneitefolf. timber
3oon al o9anif 6oriifring for
Sieneitefolf" er Ger foruplig / ae.
benbopn blepen oannet en- oper belle
2an0et omfntten6e genii0i9 5or.
fifringsforening, bOis 5ormaaI er
of ooertage 6oriifringer til beoite
for S~ieneitefoIf.
Raonlig oil man isge at formaa
! Sus6on0en til | itsrre uoitr9fnin9
emo bi0tiI bar peret almin0eligt at
iifre fine 5ieneiteioIf en- Si9lp /
Spg0oms- og lllpffestilfal0e, men
ogiaa 3ieneltefolfene ieIo oil tunne
optages / 5%oreninsen. Sielge 5or.
eninaens 8eotRgter ifal eoentiielt
Onerifuo, efter at Ser er oannet ct
Reieroefuno. benpttes til lnOeritst-
telie til Gieneiteiolf, I. CTS. til Re.
freationsopbolo. lomt til lln0er-
itettelier til iaaonnne Snititutioner,
ser oirfer til @aon FOR 5ieneitefoIf.
6oreningens 9eitDreIie beitaar al
o'Srr. ODerretsiagierer emil 9eper,
6ormano, 6uIompgti9 $. aubn,
0pitformano, Asiiitent, can0.
iur. 8roes.geterien. 6rf. aitrio
9aluoan+Miiaer, og Or. 6. @an.
ider. Som 6orretningsfsrer er nl-
iat auguit gerner.
ct mGrfeIigt SnsletrGf. Baa
Otter 8roa-ggnen fan man / bernie
3io ifripes Ben IS. april ingttage
dffurat oct iamme 89nomen, iom
bem9rfeoes / 5ior pna iamme lib.
Oct er St9rerne. ser iamler iig /
ubDre Sfnrer paa Sunoreotuiinoer
Soer aften fommer De iislgeY 8enoi.
Si0." flppenoe / minore 5loffe mile.
blot uoefra % iamIer zig / enorme
M9ngoer, ser 0n fourn9erer pna
@arferne.3 erefter fIpper beleStnren
Der iom ofteit bar en5ieroingpejs
2pnaoe og fan fate Sfpg9e iom Ell
ppIoig. tort Stp, til Ssnganros
8lontage, bpor ben til6ri1ger Nat.
ten un6er Ell s~r9sieligt SpeftafeI,
Ser beres pioen ON.
8eo 8.Sioen npite Morgen for.
ln0er ben iorte, larmenoe 5ugle-
flare 9Iantagen, fouragerer paa De
omIiggenoe Marfer og ipreoes after
/ minore Sloffe til ale Sioer.
On gammel SRger, Der pau fine
Sagtuoflugter bar bentet fig flere
@rfnringer fra 5ugleliOet, mener,
at aQe oisie Stpre er Iutter San.
.itpre, altina nBeberiuenoe", Der /
MangIen at Ell Stem Oprfer Gel.
ifabslipet og tilbringer Iftenen /
6innnoens Selifnb.
Men buorfor / iaa tore Sfarer
og itaoig paa ct og lamme Steo2
st fatolif Snberfnloieianatorium.
Gen fatolife Nenigbeo | Gnnmarf
-er ifelge naalb. Stiftsto." Oeo at
realiiere en 8lnn, Der gaar no paa
at fsbe en- Of 6e itsr1te Serregaar0e
Roro for aalborg for 100000 ar.
oa inorette ben til 9uberfuloieiana.
torium.
Giembomsials. 5orbeup9renOe
0an6giingsmano CTR. @ielien,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03
4nnhuparknlrknrt
meo oanif 3efit.

Hettop
/.
~ Sfriftipros (aicfets) ale foritelIise.
Stsrrelie fHaX2H. 9rpft paa goot aarton
! fire auIsrer. gn l1ogaoe. 80
"a @plore Bloomington meo ligeiaa man.
ee forifeuige Sfriftipros os Beers. Srpft |
GuIo paa forifeligforpet aorton. Stsr.
relie 2AX4R
~ f~orifelige gIomiterfort meo uouoIate
Sfriftiprog al Sob. 60. pon SorIioen.
StsrreIie 2HX2%.
Samme Sort JON ar. 9 8 og me6 famine
aefIt paa 5oriioen, men meo Salmen ellie
Subs gorn, boao ifaoer Dig" paa gasiioen.
Get 8ers paa bnert Sort.
10 forifeaige 8Iomiterfort 2AX3h Com.
mer. 9efiten er uopaIete 8ers Of 1. Sob.
greu, a1e forifeIlige.
b.
Samme Sort iom Nr. . 8 og meo famine
9efit paa 5oriioen, men lneo SaImen .Op
al ben Ting, iom Sub bar giort" poa
9agiioen.
10 imuffe glomiterfort bper meo f~orifeIlia
9efit fra Seiu giergprpoifen og meo Gal.
meuers bag paa. Stsrrelie 3BX4 5om.
mer.
Nrs. Wrimfes 5efifort. 100 2anbifobs.
billeoer meo 9ibeItefit. Gbromn. StsrreI.
ie 3X4A CONNER.
y0nbs 6reb". 12 bibelife 9~efitfort meo
glomiter os 5uele imaf 5arpetrpf. Stsr.
relie 3X4 9ommer. /.
rSalmeurb". 10 Sort | imuf Tarpetrpf
meo gIomiter os 2anoifaber, iamt ubpoIet
9efit fra Satmernes Bog. Stsrrelie 6kX
81 9ommer.
3 II.
Cubs Orb bet Citizens 9ss". 12 bibelife
9efitfort meo glomiter og Snitialer | fire
Garper og Cub. Stsrrelie 5X4 BONNER.
. IL.
r0lebe | Serren". ~ fine 9anoifabsbiI.
Ieoer meo gloniter og Gugle | Jarper og
@ulo. Stprrelie 4AX5% CONNER.
9aniib gntb. Enbl. Sonis, Blair Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03
GjemOOmsiaIs. SOr6mOerenOe

01en0omS1dl8. JoIDoHDRIellOe
9an6giingsmano CTR. Hielien,
Sfu66erIsie, bar iOIgt i'm @aarO,
u9uemoiegaoro"f meo EiGigeenoe,
"a. 70 Cor. 2onO, til 5oruaIter
goit, Sen al @oOseier Bot, grofs,
for ca. $4,000 SIR.
gaabeifmb. 2pee 9. geoerien
arage, Sfiol6, oplpier | oct 9sr.
Dag Ben t6. april uofomne Num.
mer al .Danif S~asttioenoe", at 80
gerioner / 0anmarf | afpigte aar
er fommen til Sfaoe peo uforiigti9
og uforiparIig Omeong meo Sfp'
oeoonben. nj De n9Dnte SO Berioner
er "a afgaoet peo 9soen, og 40.
ifiaige al oe andre er bleuet arsb.
linge for 2ibstio.
Den 104-aarige Some paa Belle
Spnbermarf er enonu life (tS
Mpri0 fommen oDer 5eoielsoagsni'
iitterne, men mootager omtrent bag
lig geisg, ifriper Belle q. JlfbI."
Mlorig bar iaa mango @ratulantei
J saitet benoe iom til 6soielsoaesr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03

/ aar (25. WARTS, os i De fsrite
s Gage efter tom Der mango Men.
neifer for at billie pan 3anmarfs
eloite aoinOe. Zine Marie Oleien
bar ogiao moota9et iIere ifriftlise
9pfenifnin9er 81. 4. ira en- 9anos-
manOinoe I ariitiania.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-03

Observation-Disclosures y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
800 REDSKINS
BURY Ratchet
CELEBRATE FoRTY-THIRD kNNI-
VERSARY OF SETTLEMENT OF
WHITE EARTH, MINI.

White Earth, Mimi, June 14.-White
Earth celebrated the forty-third ami
versary Of its settlement by the Minne-
sofa Chippewas today.
The town is arrayed in picturesque
splendor with large number of visit
ing Sioux and native Chippewas gor-
geously painted and feathered and ar
rayed in all the toys of barbarous
fashion as of former days of prowess
on the warpath and life in the wigwam.
Fully 500 Indian braves-Sioux and
Chippewas-took part in the ceremony
of burying the Ratchet, and smoked the
pipe of peace. experimenting by white
and native orators, Indian games, races
and native dances, and also a game
of baseball and sham battle consti-
tuted the days programme. Bowery
dancing and fireworks were the even
ing entertainment.
Tomorrow will witness repetition OF
today's programme.
The distinguished visitors were sew
eral gentlemen connected with the de-
partment of justice. Perfect order pre-
vailed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
Wedding at MayviIIe.

Mayville, N. D., June ia very
PRETTY wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlop of May
vile, on Tuesday, June 16, at 4:3O D.
M, when their youngest daughter,
Grace G. was united in marriage to
Clifford D. Earl of Enterprise, Man.
The Rev. z. James of RoIla, officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Ada
Earl, while John NJ. Dunlop assisted
the groom.
The bride has resided in Rolette
county since early childhood and has
a large circle of acquaintance whose
best wishes follow her to her new
home. The groom was a resident of
Rolla for two years and is we'll known
as a young man of sterling qualities.
The wedding was a quiet affair only
the immediate relatives and a few old
neighbors being present. The guests
from distance being the parents Of
the groom Mr.. and Mrs. James Earl,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
JUDGE ORR OF
DEVILS LAKE DEAD
PIONEER RAMSEY COUNTY MAN
PASSED AWAY ON TUESDAY
AT HIS HOME.

Devils Lake, N. D., June 16.--Judge
William Orr, one of the oldest and
best known citizens of Ramsey county.
died at the family residence, East
Sixth street.
For two years the judge complained
more or less of stomach trouble, but
it was not until seven weeks ago that
it was positively known that he had
cancer. OF late he has suffered con-
siderable, but it was not until Monday
that his strong will power gave way
and he took to his bed.
William Orr was born in England.
Aug. 21, 1S43. He was about 10 years
of age when his parents moved to
America, locating near Springfield,
Ill In 1869 he was married to Miss
Catherine Tracy at Peoria. In 1888
the family moved to Ramsey county,
locating on farm near Crary, where
they resided until a few years ago
when they moved to Devils Lake.
Surviving Judge Orr, are his wife
and three children all grown, viz:
Mrs. Henry Medelman, of Crazy; Will
liam F. Orr of Crary, and Mrs. E. r.
Walsh of this city.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been announced but it is known
that the funeral will be held from st.
Joseph's church and that interment
will be made at G. A. R. cemetery.
The news OF the death of Judge Orr
will be received with sorrow and re-
greet among the many who knew him
so well. He was splendid citizen,
and was especially highly esteemed.
One of the last of the public appear
ances the judge made was on Decora-
ton day and to those who were fam
iliar with the deadly malady with
which he was afflicted, the thought
must have had occurred that he would
soon answer to the call from above,
and that his would be one of the new
graves to be decorated before another
Decoration day came around.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
PostaI Annointment.s,.

Washington, June is. = Rural car
riers appointed: Elgin,
route l, Fred L. Weber carrier, A.
Weber, sub. Montana-Whi
route /, Miles T. Tuttler, carrier; r.
Tuttler, sub. North Dakota - Velva,
route /, John M. Vandusen, carrier, An
ma F. Vandusen, sub. South Dakota
Canastota route 2, J. e. Brew, carrier,
no sub; Columbia, route l, Waiter 5.
Mott, carrier, Lydia e. Mott, sub. Rep
resentative Stevenson has recommend
ed for postmasters: Mrs. Margaret
Guilbault at Graceton. Beltrami county,
vice Mrs Josephine Gravelle resigned,
and Christian Forsland at Rollag. Clay
county, vice August Oleson, resigned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
FOUND DEAD IN LAKE.
Well Dressed Man Weighted With
Rocks, Taken From Water.

Parkers Prairie, Mimi, June 49,
Word was tlephoned to this place
about 9 O'Clock his morning of the
finding of the dead body of a man III
a secluded lake three miles north OF
town, by Edwin Johnson, farmer boy,
who was out hunting cattle
Coroner Haugen was phoned to at
Fergus Falls and parties went out to
investigate. The man was found lying
face down in the middle Of the lake.
He was at first thought to be Charles
Gunderson, who disappeared from a
farm where he was working some time
in March.
On the arrival of the coroner a thor
ough examina ton was made, but failed
to show anything to identify him. The
man was evidently about 35 years old,
was well dressed and wore gloves and
a cap. He had been in the lake some
time.
The pockets and coat were filled with
stones. The body will be buried near
the lake where found. An investiga-
ton is pending.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
M'DOWELL GETS
9 YEARS in Pen
MAN WHO ROBBED AND BURNED
BRAMPToN STORE WILL HAVE
TIME TO THINK 1T OVER.

Cogswell, N. D., June 16.-Herbert
Mcdowell alias Foster, who was ar
rested at Hankinson last week on the
chargt of robbing and burning Cooper
Bros. store at Brampton two weeks
ago, has been sentenced to nine years
in the state penitentiary, on a charge
of burglary.
Shortly after his arrest Mcdowell
made a confession in which he admit
ted he robbed the store, and while
searching for valuables, lit a number
of matches, which must have set the
store on fire. He stoutly asserted,
however, he had no intention of burn
ing the building, but thought likely
that was how the fire started. In his
confession Mcdowell implicated no
one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
OLD Timer ON
SLOPE SOLD OUT

Rhame, N. D., June 16. Edwin
Johnson, who has been ranching it in
this part of the country since the
days when Theodore Roosevelt was
running ranch on the Little Mis-
souri,, has sold out practically all his
interest here, and will leave in a
few days for the Pacific coast on a
visit, and incidentally to look over
the west to find a new location. He
tells us that he has not yet decided
whether to again engage in ranching
or not He will probably be away.
for a month or more this trip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
APPEAL CONTINUED.
Russell Will Case Then to be Re-
opened by Argument.

Boston, Mass, June 16.-In the su-
preme court before Justice Sheldon
yesterday the motion to hear argu-
ments for framing issues for the jury
in the contested Russell will case was
continued until Friday next because
of the absence of Attorney Sheldon
of counsel for Dakota Dan, the Dick
inson, N. D. claimant to the Russell
estate.
The Russell will case is to come
before the court in the argument of
Senator Simpson for reopening of the
case which was decided adversely in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
FEES INVOLVED
in INVESTIGATION

Minot N. D., June 16.-Upon a re-
port of Police Magistrate Murray, sub
mitted to the city commissioners, steps
are being taken to make a thorough
examination of the records About
$1,000 in fees are involved. It seems
to be merely question of practice in
the collection of fees and a salts
factory settlement probably will be
reached,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
RuiIdina Boom at Lanudon.

Langdon. N. D., June 16.--M. L. Sui
livan is completing a fine $4,000 bril-
residence, a new horse barn has just
been completed On the fair grounds,
work is soon to commence on a new
chapter house for the Americans Wo-
man league of this city and three
other new desidences, is a part of the
building that is going on in Lang
don.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-16
CROWDS ATTEND
CHURCH MEETING
FREE LUTHERAN CONFERENCE
ORDAINS CANDIDATES AT
VALLEY CITY CONFER
ENCE.

Valley City, N. D.. June 16.-Three
large meetings were held by people
attending the Lutheran Free church
conference. Professor S. Oftedal,
from Minneapolis, preached in the
forenoon and in the afternoon Rev. G.
Oftedal, Minneapolis, ordained the
three theological candidates who have
just graduated from the theological
department of Augsburg seminary.
Their names and future fields Of ac-
tivity are Lars o. Anderson, Racine,
Wis; C. J. Nestvold, Day county, S.
S., and H. G. Storebo, Elbok, Sask.
Ministers assisting in the ceremon-
les were c. M. Tollefson, w. Hagen, o.
L. Christensen, G.. M. Tanghald, P.
Steen and Andrew Olson.
Offerings amounting to $500 were
taken up for the missions and the
Bethesda home at Willamr Mimi.
Prof. j. l.. Nydahl read a re-
port from the Free Church Book con-
Germ in Minneapolis. The receipts for
the year were $31,146.6O and the sur
plus $4,166.77. OF the latter amount
1877 had been paid as per cent
dividend to the stockholders and the
balance had been invested in the bust
ness.
The conference resolved to elect
man to raise an endowment fund of at
least 100000 for Augsburg seminary.
The following elections were lNeld:
Members Of the committee on organ
ization, Rev. E. Rerlie of Dalton,
Mimi, Candidates for the board Of
trustees of Augsburg seminary, Otto
Hanson, Lemond, Mimi, and Silver
Larson of Audubon, MINI.
Candidates for members of the cor
poration of Augsburg seminary, Otto
L. M. Halling, Valley City; N. L..
Satraen, sSisseton, S. d.; Rev o.
Christensen, Lacrosse; Rev. A. A.
Brunsvold, Leeds, N. D.; Thor Guam
beck Aneta, n. D.
Committees of one to raise an en-
downment fund for Augsburg semin-
airy, Rev. ]. u. Peterson, Minneapolis.
In view of the fact that there are
twenty-six vacant charges in the Free
church the board of home missions
and theological faculty Of Augsburg
seminary were requested to see what
can be done to induce young men to
take up the study of theology.
A resolution was passed for the en-
couragement of able lay preachers to
take part in the work which is usually
supposed to devolve upon the pastor
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