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The Detroit times., 1910-07-29
All Wool Ingram Carpet Remnants,
900 n Yard

About 100 pieces In lengths Of from
. to 10 yards. In the lot are many
plain colorsd Carpets that can be used
are 1Sc 10 II yard These resnnants
Will be disposed OF at 300 yard.
Brussels Carpet Remnants, CSC Each
200 lengths, ell IN yards long. which
will do nicely for rugs. All colors 4 nd
patterns. The pieces WIN be sold at
bSc each.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-29

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home in Ashland, Oregon last Monday
for a visit with friends. sMr. Watkins
will also look after the Watkins farm
east of town during his stay. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
are glad to see them again and only
wish that they had returned to stay.
Nick Rothecker, the pop man of Dew.
lis Lake, was in town last Tuesday
coming down the line on the train in
the morning and going back to Eye
land in the evening. In discussing the
bid pig cases he stated that his pop
business in Devils Lake this summer
had been very poor. While as reg
ular thing he used to sell twenty to
thirty cases Of pop day, his sales
this summer had been two or three
With beer plentiful, pop didn't get a
look in.
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TOXIC
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(By Special Correspondent.9
Miss Patterson was out from Devils
Lake on a visit the fore part Of the
week. ,.->,...,7 .e,,-n, .,.z.sy-
Mrs: D, r. Chase, Kenneth and the
baby, and Mrs. Otto Olsen and baby
lief on No. 8 Monday for Willtston for
a. visit with relatives. = =.4 : = .. ,s.'>
On account Of bad weather the; 1iiaeet-
ing Of the Homesteaders that. was to
be held with: 9. p. Graves Saturday
night, was postponed until tomorrow
evening when "a good, attendances Is
expected. :: j :
Mrs. M. Halverson of Waseka, Wis,
arrived in Toxic this week for a VISIT
with her daughter, Mrs. Victor, Ruth.
Mrs. Halverson, had been visiting lat
Grand Forks and came>up to this place
to surprise her daughter. =2= s
A number Of the members Of the
Toxic Sunday school met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jaqua Tuesday evening
for the purpose of looking over
number of song books with the inten-
ton of selecting one to be used by
the school.
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From the Public-Opinion

From the Public Opinion
Mrs. Morris and Lester left Mon
day for their home in Detroit, MINI.
Mr.. Ford and F. R. Stevens visited
at Edmore Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Miller entertained Miss Jesten
and Miss Masters at tea Monday.
Mrs. H. Medelman is enjoying Wis
it from her mother, Mrs. Orr of Devils
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford drove up to Dew
lis Lake Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Shand left for the state
university last Monday.
Word ha been received from Med
ford, Oregon, that Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Rice are parents of a baby boy.
Mrs. Downs delightfully."- entertained
the Ladies aid at her home last
Thursday The ladies will meet with
Mrs. Drew Sept 20.
Mr.. Applegate who for some time
has ben trying to furnish good wei
for the people of Crary is having some
difficulty in getting the right kind OIL
water. He is now down about 22(
feet and has to use dynamite explos
ives to remove distractions.
The Ladies of the Catholic church
met at the home Of Mr. L. M. Rutter
last Wednesday and reorganized the
Altar society with the following Off
GERS: President, Mrs. L. M. Rutten;
vice-president, Mrs. Wright; Secre
tary, Mrs. Cadeaux and Treasurer
Mrs. Medelman. The ladies will NEE
next Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Medelman. An invita-
ton of welcome Is extended to all who
wish to attend.
F. R. Stevens wos confined to the
house Tuesday tt week With E
slight indispocj!ior. hut has new FLY
recovered, and Richard is himself
again."
Miss Eta Dean Of Winnipeg, Mrs
Willis Of Phoirn, N. D., and Mr.. Will
Dean of Larimore are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Dean this week.
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MUNICH
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Frorn The Hearld.)

(From The Hearld)
Chairman Wienecke, Of the county
board of commissioners, was here on
Tuesday on a business mission.
Chris. Lasham, of Devils Lake, pass
ed through here Monday while out
booking after his farm interests in this
section of the country. 49,
Mra. Jacob Rupp, Of Westbrook,
Minn.,, has been spending the past
Munich friends. a
Jake sawatzky came up Saturday
from Mountain Lake for a visit with
Messrs. George and Charles Dun;
ningans, Of Beaulieu, N. D., spent sum
week with her sister, Mrs. John Detch-
znaza. - ,,
aay, asaafavas anA friends here.
asaeaiif Tosury, Of LangdOn, was IN
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NE|GHBORHOOD NEWS

town Saturday. He seemed unable to
find those whom he especially came to
see.
A party of young folks spent a very
enjoyable evening of music Monday
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Levin.
c. c. Duk, of Mountain Lake, Mimi,
who has been renewing old acquain-
tances for the past week, departed on
Wednesday. He says Munich looks
good to him.
Joe Baker, of Baker, Mimi, arriv.
ed Friday and spent the day visiting
with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Burnett and Code Jones.
Joseph Bannach of Calico was one of
those who got his final citizen papers
at Langdon last week and he Is now
full-fedged American citizen.
Judge Goss, of Minot, acted for
Judge Kneeshaw at a session of the
district court at Langdon last week
Several druggists permits were grant.
ed and a few court cases heard
Mrs. Thos. Donovan, a sister of Pat
rick and James Redmond, left yester-
| day morning for her home in St.
| George, Canada, after two months
| pleasantly spent here. On going she
will visit at Minneapolis and Detroit,
Mich.
P. G. Johnson returned Saturday
from his sojourn at st. Lukes hospi.
tai in st. Paul, and is spending a few
days at the Crimson home. Mr. John.
son has be making treatment for
rheumatism and while his relief is not
complete he suffers less pain. He al
so stands much straighter and feels
that his treatment has done him much
good.
A few reports Of wheat yields are
coming in. Mostly the average is
from three to seven bushels. The only
higher yields so far reported are on
U. L. Burdick's farm near town which
went nine bushels to the acre, and H.
Huhne's 200 acres north Of town which
averaged eight bushels. Both these
fields were narrowed and disced sew
eral times this spring. That the ex-
ira work is the cause of much larger
yields is shown by the fact that the
half of Mr.. Burdick's field that was
narrowed the most yielded 200 bushels
more than the half that was not work
ed SO well. Narrowing always pays
we'll
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From The Hustler

from Tlo du0flof
Harry Johnson, we are glad to learn
Is getting along well, his fractured
limb seemingly healing In most sat.
isfactory manner.
There will be a very large amount
Of good blowing done this fall, and all
farmers are hopeful for a good crop OF
grain next season.
G. c. Bosworth has been helping his
old friends and neighbors in this sec.
ton at threshing, but the work being
finish, he returned to his Devils
Lake home Saturday.
The yield Of potatoes on numerous
farms in our neighborhood will be linn
tied, but few tubers in the hill and
many of them small. Those on the A.
A. Kaiser farm are exceptionally large
and abundant.
Much wheat, barley and oats in our
locality has been destroyed by the
late heavy rains, many shocks having
been left unthreshed III low depres.
sions Of the land where they yet stnd
in the water. The amount thus de-
stroyed will total hundreds Of bushels.
One man, on account of the severity
of the drouth, having d farm near
Penn, secured but thirty bushels IL
wheat from 100 acres Of sowing, white
q nsfghbor got d yield oe one shousand
bushels form 800 acres. s ss5s
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Ed. Burke traded horses with the +
butcher in Webster. "a #$z .3'.<t &
Mrs. Jas. Baker spent Saturday at i
the Lake. ~: = IN .,:,,.S,>4
We notice the Montana sheep herds
are moving out our way. n i :.
Emil Eich transacted business in
Garske Saturday. M @.e 3.s *1* :
Frank Fry made a flying trip thru.
out the country Saturday,
The Misses wnabon and Mondt
spent Sunday at Whites.
supt. Haig was visiting schools in
our part of the country last week.
Mrs. Grunewald and son Henry via.
tied Mrs. Belford of Devils Lake Sat.
urday. :. #G&r -;
Mike Burke drove some cattle tn
Webster Sunday.
Mrs. Fay was a Garske caller satur.
day. s.-...
Some of our young ladies have In.
vested in an atlas of the county. wa
wonder why.
Gilmay Mondt was a Webster caller
Monday. "&.>'
Patrick Connolly spent Sunday at
Rurkes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe spent Sun.
day at the Wolfe home.
Anna Kitch has gone to Grand
Forks to visit her sister Lizzie.
John Stewart Is still threshing.
Geo. Dixon was out hunting in the
auto.
Miss Hanlon and Marie Mandt spent
Sunday at Whites.
Mr.. Foster and Miss Sullivan Of
Starkweather passed through here Sat-
urday enroute for Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ness and Esmond bag.
ged considerable game in our country
last week.
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LAWToN
From The Republican

Miss Matilda Zeman and Mr..
James Sidle were married in the Cath
olic church, 1ankin, by Rev. FIR. Just,
of Pisek, on Tuesday, September 20,
at 10: 80 a. m. The contracting parties
are very popular young people. The
bride is the third daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Zeman, and the groom
worthy and Industrious farmer re-
siding in the same neighborhood. The
wedding was witnessed by large
number of friends and relatives. Miss
Lucy Zeman assisted her sister as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Aug. Zeman OF
this city, brother of the bride acted as
groomsman. After the ceremony the
party adjourned to the brides parents
where a sumptuous repast awaited
them. The happy pair will take up
their residence on Mr.. Sides farm.
D. L. Dawson bought from Oluf Ha-
gen last week, sixteen acres of land
adjoining his town property. Mr.. Dav.
idson has moved his barns and sheds
from the old homestead into town for
the purpose of housing his stock. He
will fence the property purchased and
use it Tor pasture.
Mike Kerr is reported to have
bought the Barrett farm, formerly the
Whitley farm, this week, the con
sideration being $23 per acre.
James Nicholson of Bowesmont
Pembina county, father of DR.. Nichol
son of this city, sold his farm of 400
acres last week for $33 per acre. Mr.
Nicholson Is one of the pioneers Of
Bowesmont, coming there from Ontar
10 in 1879. He has aged somewhat
since then, and has decided to rest fol
the balance of his days.
Frank Kvaniska made a fifty mile
drive Tuesday, north Of Fairdale an6
Adams to size up the situation. He
found that In places wheat ran all the
lay from four to ten bushels to the
"cre. He is of the opinion that the
clcps in his own neighborhood wers
as good as anywhere he visited.
While hauling. a load of coal out te
the Smith machine Sunday night, al
|Lawton, Albert Cchase had the mis-
| fortune m fall from tho WAGON Win or
about a mile out of town. One Of tht
hind wheels ran over his shoulder AMI
crushed it. e. ! He was brought. INT.
town and Df.: Nicholson attended t,
the intured Than who will be- laid u1
for at least six weeks. The Wonders Il
how he: escaped being killed TIL
young man is a stranger and had onl:
been working; about q day. -,{
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From The Times

From The Times
Mrs. Cunningham of Devils Lake
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Schultz
over Sunday.
Earl Ellis left yesterday for Mime
apolis where he will attend a business
college for several months.
Leon Maurer will attend the univer-
sity again this year and went down
the first of the week to take up his
studies.
Miss Irene Dougherty left on Mon
day for the university to be present
at the opening of school on Tuesday
morning.
P. F. McHarry drove to Calico last
Monday and took the 500 train for
Alameda, Canada, for few days Wis.
it with relatives.
Dan Farley last week received a
draft from the United States govern.
ment for s1,69747 for the bag of gold
which he received from his brother
some time ago.
Fred Bosworth visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Barthold over
Sunday, returning to Devils Lake on
Monday morning.
Superintendent Haig passed through
here last Friday on his way to Devils
Lake after visiting schools in the
neighborhood of Edmore. Hampden
and Etarkweather.
Herman Stenseth, r. v. Bice, John
Mclean and Gus Furstenau, made up
an automobile party called on
Starkweather friends last Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mar Erickstad and
wife and daughter Marguerite, drove
over to Grafton last Wednesday for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Nelson of Red Wing, Minneso-
ia, arrived on Wednesday evening to
take position in the schools. This
completes the corps of six teachers.
DR.. McMurtry and wife of Wolford
drove over from that place by automo-
bile and visited with DR.. Fawcett and
wife for a couple of days, returning
home on Wednesday evening.
Norman Morrison and w. G. Sam
uels passed through town last Monday
on their way to their farm east Of here.
They stopped here for visit with
friends.
The Lutheran church built this sum-
mer four miles east OF town is not fin
ished inside and the work will not be
this fall. 1t is all enclosed,
however, and win be used Tor servf.
ceg until the cold weather bet In. II
has ban named Trinity Lutheran
church. rs.:sss.,.
Byron ins and wise vino left
here sfx pears ago, arrived srosn their
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From The Sentinel

From The Sentinel
Mr.. and Mrs. Quamme have gone to
Montana to make their home.
Mrs. Everson, mother of 8. A. Ever
son, returned to her home Saturday.
H. G. Hansen came down from Dew.
lis Lake Saturday to remain over Sun.
day with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Orchard were
business visitors at Devils Lake be.
tween trains last Friday.
Mrs. Herman Schmitt and children
went to Devils Lake Saturday.
The mail bag thrown from No.
Sunday fell back under the the train
and some of the mail avs badly cut
up.
Miss Mabel Crommett went to
Grand Forks where she will attend
the state university the coming year
Last Thursday night eight double
deck cars carrying seventeen hundred
sheep, were unloaded at this point
The shep were driven across the
country to New Rockford, where they
will be fattened for market.
There would be a good chance to
feed a bunch of sheep around War.
wick, especially this year when there
is so much grain that was too short
to cut. If the sheep were handled by
local parties 1t would bring a nice
bunch of money into the country.
Among the list of interpretations at
Bismarck last week is given that of
the Crystal Spring Percheron Horse
and Cattle Co.. Of Warwick, N. D. The
interpretations are G. M. Frye, of
Dickinson, N. D., M. G. Blowhett of
Minneapolis, and A. s. Blanchett, of
ST. Francis, MINI. The concern is
capitalized at $150,OOO. g. y
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From The Sun

From The Sun
Mr.. AL ,Glockner, proprietor Of the
Grand Forks candy factory, arrived on
Wednesday for a few days shooting.
He is being piloted over the prairie
and around the lakes by Messrs VIII
Englehorn and Albert Hausman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fulkerson of era.
ry, MIR. J. N. Gill of Penn and Mrs.
Hosney Of Crary, were in the city a
short time Tuesday. the party driving
across the country in Mr.. Hasney's
automobile.
Mr.. Tom Myking, the Brinsmade but
cher, and Miss Anna Jello Of Medford,
Mimi, we're quietly married at the
Lutheran parsonage. this city, by Rev.
H. o. Helseth at o'clock Tuesday
evening, Mr.. Sivert Yri acting as best
man while sister of the bride acted
as bridesmaid.
Rev. w. c. Chew, former pastor of
the M. E. church Of this place, but now
Of Grand Forks to which city he re.
turned from his California appoint.
ment some months ago, was in the
city between trains Monday enroute to
Cando, near which place he owns a
farm. Rev. Chew has no regular ap.
pointment yet but is supplying vacant
pulpits every Sunday.
Mrs. E. T. Davies Of Grand Forks
who has been the guest of Mrs. Erik
Lysne for several days while renewing
old acquaintances in Churchs Ferry,
returned to her home Sunday.
Mr.. c. A. Wood of Rolla arrived with
his family Saturday, and this week
took possession Of the Depot restaur.
ant. We believe the place was open.
ed to- the public Wednesday.
Mr.. Mike Doheny of Devils Lake,
democratic candidate for sheriff of
Ramsey county, was looking after his
political fences in the west end Sat.
urday.
Mr.. John Gem came up from Win.
ME. Texas, Wednesday to look after
some business matters here, and may
sell his land east Of this city before he
returns If he can obtain right fig.
ures. Jack says he is well satisfied
with the change he has made in 10.
cation; that he expects to reap his
first crop Of fruit next season: that
the family like the climate and the
country and Texas will be his home
hereafter. .(+
Mr.: O. W. swenson returned Wed
nesday from Rochester, MINI, where
took his son Melvin recently to con-
suit the Doctors Mayo relative to his
physical ailments. The doctors pro.
nounced 1t a case Of appendicitis and
will remove the appendix 40 soon as
his condition viii permit. gscretions
n the affected paFts have been re.
moved and 40 soon 40 the anfiamua.
ton subsidies the operation win b
completed
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EDMoRE.
From The Herald-Newa

From The Herald-News
J. W. Wheeler was transacting bus
mess at Devils Lake last Saturday, re-
turning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey and Mr. and
Mrs. Honey autoed to Devils Lake and
back Tuesday.
Miss Helen Woldy left the first of
the week to resume her studies at the
state University.
E. M. and A. M. Crary left yesterday
for Rapid City, Man., Can, where they
were called by the death of their moth
er.
Miss Margaret LaBrier of Lakota
spent several days in Edmore the past
week, the guest of Katie Dolphin.
o. J. Wig left Tuesday, by the way
Of Devils Lake, for Crookston where
he goes on business.
Mr.. J. Ford of Crazy visited at the
Oakley home here over Sunday, re-
turning home by the way Of Devils
Lake Monday
F. R. Stevens autoed over here the
first of the week and spent couple of
days looking after the threshing on
his farm north of Edmore.
Sam Schell, who has spent the past
couple of weeks in Edmore. looking
after his farming interests, left Mon
day for Grants Pass Ore, where he
is engaged in business.
Geo. E. Towle, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was an Edmore business visitor last
Thursday, and after finishing bust
ness here Banker Honey drove him
to Fairdale by auto. i. =
Judge Goss, of Bottineau, was an
Edmore visitor for a short time Mon:
day forenoon. The Judge is a ,candi-
date for the supreme bench and is in
terviewing the voters in the different
parts Of the state. He was travelling
by auto. s> -
Master Frank Van osdel entertain
ed number of, his little friends Tues
day afternoon, the occasion being his
9Th birthday. The little ones had a
most enjoyable time. Refreshments
were served, and Master Frank proved
that he is quite an entertainer.
After making Edmore their home for
the past two years. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Lovre left last week for their for.
mer home at Toronto, s. D., where Mr.
Lovre has accepted a good position
with an elevator company. While In
Edmore. Mr.. Lovre worked for the Ed.
more Implement company, and also
held the position Of Village Marshal
He was fine fellow and he and his
estimable wife made many warm
friends who regret their leaving Ed
more, but wish them success in theil
new home. Mr.. Lovre had a faculty
Of making friends rapidly, but we dc
not believe that he had an enemy in
the whole country His pleasant dispo
sition is sure friend getter wherever
he goes.
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From the Guardian.

VAV" tuo Cu8rO16n.
J. o. Haig, Co. Supt. of Schools, and
also republican candidate for re.
election, was here Friday visiting the
schools in this vicinity.
]. L. McRae went to Lakota Monday
to meet his family who have been
visiting relatives at Knox, N. D. for
the past month.
President Smith of the Alliance Hail
insurance Co., ives here Tuesday look
Ing after business connected with the
company.
Edger Anderson, VIM. Pitt, O. H.
Haugen and M. D. Kavanaugh were
up from Crary Friday looking after
land interests in this vicinity.
Threshing around here is nearly
completed, and although the crop was
Hight, the farmers have very little to
complain Of Very few but broke ev-
en-, and good many did better.
Chas. Morton is having the interior
Of his, confectionery store painted and
otherwise cleaned up. Already it
shows much pleasanter appearance.
Dr.. Elliott and F. A, Mcdonald were
over from Milton Saturday looking aft
er the farmers CROP
Mrs. H. L. Mackey is enjoying a
visit from her sister, who arrived on
Tuesday evening.
Martin Hogbaug, our present Regis
ter of Deeds, and republican candidate
for reelection, was here the first Of
the week looking after the threshine
of the crop on his farm east of town.
H. D. Albert and c. E. johnson, O,
Langdon and c. A. Harris and J. Hill
dreatd of Battleboro, VT, were here
the latter part of the week on a bust
ness mission.
Jas. Dolan is having a we'll drilled
on his farm south of town. He is hav
ing little misfortune as they ar,
down some 80 feet without finding an,
water. They hope to strike water 500,
and say when they do it is very apt t,
be good.
We believe that Oscar Freed has tn,
best yield of wheat for an entire quar-
ter, so far reported. His wheat aver
aged 16 bushels to the acre for the en-
tire quarter. While there are SOM
small patches that went better, W,
have not heard of any large piece do
ing so we'll.
R. v. Bice, republican candidate TO
County Auditor, Gus Furstenau, repub
Hcan candidate for County Treasurer
Herman Stenseth, republican candl
date for Clerk of Courts and John Nc
Lean, republican candidate for Sheriff
were making tour of the northern
part of the county by auto Monda,
and spent the night here getting &C
quainted with the voters. They repor
politics very quiet all over the county
but everything seems to point to ;
good republican majority in this coun
y.
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I (By Special Correspondent > 3;js s&zs7
i Mrs Patrick Connors and daughter
Agnes, were Devils Lake callers Sat.
urday. IL =
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I VIII Jordan has pulled his threshing
rig In for the season. Il & 8
!. I'D. Hyland was out in our country
last week looking, over his farm af-
liars. 49, ~ .+4 &. ~ sS #s. 34s5fs 81
- !, fob: Wallace spent Saturday and
Sunday at Devils Lake. 3 ~ &
!. hmii Garske and Babe Connor were 81
successful BUG hunters Sunday. 81
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MORE CORRESPONDENTS
WANTED

The Inter-Ocean would like
to have a correspondent in
every community in the coun-
ty, and now that the busy sea-
son is over we would feel pro-
foundry grateful If all our
former correspondents would
begin sending in their weekly
letters. We also greatly de-
sire to add a number of new
ones to our staff. We do not
require great deal-only an
account Of the daily happen
lngs in your neighborhood. If
you are interested, please call,
write or use the telephone, and
we will explain the proposition
and forward you the necessary
supplies free of charge.
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George Miller who has been spend
ing the summer in Montana, returned
here Saturday. George says North
Dakota is good enough for him.