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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
@uate nidJt &annibalc aennnnt
uerOen.

Nen Dort s. Sonuur. --
g3eil er einem Mamc I'M Strcitc cnl
IoIbeS Obr obaebiiien unO besboIb
rru ieinen 2Ingeb0ri9en aoinibolc
ecnamt rpur6c, iild)tc geIteru Der 19
Snbre alte @iuiam Grimes bon 9tr.
SIP, Sit 30. Str, ieinem Ioicin ein
CnOc 5u mahen, inoem er cine 90
is aurboliilre ueridIudtc. Gllrh
bic redlt5eitige 9lnrcnbung Der Do
genpllnlpe glouben Die 2Ier5tc, ein
Gcbeu 9erettet 5ll baben gr lmIroe
nah Dem Nems s9orf.SoipitoI aes
brnht. Ger Wonn, ipelder ben Ser
Init ieineS bolbcn SbreS 81 beflo9en
tot, ioG Gbiunrb Quits beiBen lno
Gil I. 9lpenlc uno 80. Ctr. iuobnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Slliion gc6iIGi0f.
,Sm 'fntcreiie Der GimuanOcrcr.

@a bington, 8. Snnliar. -
Trci @eiebesoorlogen, Die ollie ooroui
hinoiisgebeL Die 9artcn Der Gin.
nunoerlmgs sbcitinrnllngcM pie lie
6lr 3eit gebun0babt peroen }ll mil
bern, iino I'M 6ouie eingcbrodt nor.
rcn. 9lbAcoroneter Slt5er pon 9ten.
s)orf hat rein nlenldlide 3iele I'M
siugc, Dcnn er 0ltrd, iene Sorloae
rcrbinbcrt piiielt mill. bnB 6uniiet
bci Der Gin1uonOeruna mlaeinanoer
GlriIien mcroen. Iies iou ilt 3u.
fllnft nllr nod III 9lu3nabmcf1llen,
luc Gin Olitalieo al elmer onIteden.
rem &ronfbeit leioet, Sllldiiig icin.
GonareBnonn @oIoioale modlte eill
@eIeb ul9enommeu icben, ourh peI'
dies Die grlnnglmg oes giirgerpopies
reg nidt nit Iold' pbpiiiden Shpie.
riafeiten perfniipit miro, ipie Dies sur
Scit Der tSalI lit. slbgcorbneter
Soiuen BON 9telp- Seriep enolih bat
laoraliife 9lnpanolunGen. @r mill
it6es einDonoerlngsi6ii i'm 9lb,
fobrtsboien nit einem lSnipeftor, ei'
Eer Matrone rnb einem 9lr5te pom
@inlpanoerunasoienlt perieben. I'M
6ie Goliaaiere Dor 0fibborbIungen
imo Seleioiaulaen 5i id,ileen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Siid,pi Vruon tubt.
Wabbi.

Bottom. Z Sonuar. - Weibbi.
ifof Sobn 9roop uon Der bieiise,i
roniid .fntboIiihen grSoto3eie uno
litulor.9iibci bon 9llabomo. lit in
ieirer 8obnius i'll Soutb Bottom &C,
itorben. Gin fiir5lid,er Sd,lasonian
mar bic 5obesuriahe oes 1912 in Sr.
lono qcbprenen Trtilaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Nnf Der Smdc nadJ Satin.
Sic @ottin eincs 9telu-2orter Gelifo.
teiicnsSGnOler9 mit rcihem Sll.
luelcnb0noIer ousgeriiien.

9tcn-W Wort s. Sunuur. - 9lrct
Mittbeillngen, Die Der 9rooflpner
Foli8ei gcnoht purben, ltellte es lid
geltern beruls, ooB Die Satin 9lug.
bon Noiiein'S, zines IelitoteiicubGnb'
ler8 an Fittin.glpenuc, lmo u. S.
@rl01er, cin moblbetunlltcr Sit.9teu,
.Dorter @cldl0ftsmumL Ocien (lnue'
lengelhdft lith al Der SultonItroBc IN
VrootIpn bcfinbet, ipurlo0 pcrihmlul.
ben iino. Iie @ei0cn mlrocn 5lm
Icbten Olnl am pcrNnnNenen Sonn,
tag AclcbclL mo icitbcm icblt ieoc
Spur pon ibnen.
Vri0ger iii 10 Sabre alt, pcrbeira.
tibet lino bot 0rci &inocr 9is 3lnl
lcBtcn Sonntog mar CT mlh 0elieer
zines groBen ShubgeihGits an Yit
fin llno Shend- -9lucnlle. 8ribger H.
bon SolIein noren Sbeilhnber in ei.
ncm Wonoelbilo. Sbeoter, in lpcld)enI
lie einen @eif1itsleiter botten. Ios.
lelbe bcfinoet lid on Der 9ltlnntic.9lpe
ltnb @ponoitrnbe. "a oieiea Inter.
nehmcn ldl 5lI eincn iebr crioIgrei-
den geitoItctc, beabiidtigten lie, elm
mcitcrcS Sheater an Der Eitfin.9lpe.
mo Ilbioroitrnbe ein5urihtcn, rmo
lunr ouS SouS bereitS ooiiir gentle
tibet iuor0en.
9lnl letten Sonntog bciudtc @ri0,
ger bon Souiiein, lu16 olS oicicr 5lut
Nbcnocnen Qing blicb er nllcin nit
,Srol bon Sniicin 5uriid. 9llS Der
@ottc ipGtcr 5lriidfcbrte, iou er MIR
nod ocu Sro,rina ser t5ruu 0eiun.
Den boben, ncbcn Dem ein 3ettcl lag,
ouf Dem lie ibm 2ebeluobl iogtc. --
SrelllNc ocS Ucrlnlienen gbemonneS
Ioaen onB lic ieinc Satin II. @.io-
ger gclebcn hattcn, lue lie einen Sod.
bobn5u9 bcitiegen, Der lie ben @ciil.
Den bon @rounSpilc entiiibrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
,,GbaliBe".
Mittuc 9iebt Shpnger bic 6reibeit
lmo 500, nm oenielben Dor 7epor,
totion 81 Ihiiten.

lno $50, nm 0eniclben Dor Iepor,
tntion 81 ldbiisel,.
q en- Dorf, s. Sonllnr --0cI'
leiht gum criten Wtole auf amerifoni'
ihem 9oben iano geltern aiif ellis
,Sslon6 Die oltsiii0iihe Geremonic oer
rGboliBe" itott. Gie @itttpe eilleS
in Eaiioic, N'>S, geitorbenen Subcn,
,Sroll 9arbc Ouonb. fam nod) Der
ginmon0erIngSiniel, Inn oen aus
HuBlnno o1gefommenen tiIteiten mt
perbeirotbeten Vruoer ibres WunneS,
Gbiel Sanl0, 81 peranlniien, lid iei
mes ourd moloiidlc Snbilng perbiirgs
ten Hefts, 6aS pom betreiienbeu
9rloer ol,h ais Eilid)t aufgcioEt
!uer0en fonn, ndmIif Die finocrloic
@ittlue als eigene Satin 81 iih gu
neblncll 81 Dcrgeben.
Iieie 8erjid)tleiItunq bes Sd)luu'
gers oui Die @ittlpe muB Dor einelu
Na5blner inb 5ebn ,3eugen itattiin'
6en. lun III ortboooren Ireiien Sill
ti9feit 81 bnben ,Srdi Saano bate
aus Eoiiaic oen Nabbincr uno oic
3ebu 3elgen mitge6roht ,tno iiir Die
0ornnbme oes Geren1onieas mur6c
oliI Der Snlel Elm beionoereS 3inmer
eingerdlnnt.
Ger jum 8eirdiben Der gNittre
nod 9lmerifa 9etommene Gbiel 81.
lono mub nanlif oili Wadjtiprudl
Der ginlpunoerings beboroc bin na.h
RuBlalto juriid. Gr lit crit 10 Sabre
off lno giebt ieinen 9erui al5
Wiiiscnnaher an. Iie Ner3te bielteu
i'm pegel allgemein idp16lider
Contribution ieit uro ieine auSihlic.
bling lulroc ucriiigt.
lin ibnl in 9eluiiiem Mabc DC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Suoesurtheil beItatiat.

2llbann N.Y9 e. Sonuor. -
Ter 9lppeQboi bat bic @erllrtbellltnl
pon Gurlo Giro, niih Nleronoer We.;.
ger genonnt, pegen DtoroeS I'M er.
iten @roo beitdtigt. Cant 8ubriprud
Scr ,Surp bat Giro i'm Sltli 6rou go
phic Stabcr in @roofIpn, in oerer
Sous cr nit Dem gleihialS }unlSoot
perurtbeiIten Sobn Smitb ein8cbro
den mar, eritoIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

"ttllltl Iluul Suluull NtIulHl u. pNllt
lid loiort ircilpilli1 Ser 3eb0roe 5llr
TerfiIguug geiteut.
3 uutn0reiie oe$ StrnE'
burger GomfapiteIS an
Siiho,f 6riBen.
@cibbiidoi 6reibcrr 3orn u. @I.
lad IN StraBblrq bot 0enl 0prtiacll
9ildoi 2r. ,SriBen cine 3ontnoreiic
oe5 Golntupitel9 iibcrrcicht, Guo &or
gchcn itebt i'm 3uIunncnbang init
Dem mebrermabnten Shrcibcn oc9
cIiuB'lotFrinaiiheu StuntaietrctGr3
Nll oic SiidJ0ie oes Reih9lnnoS, mel
die ants religioieu @riinoen ocn fntbos
lilden Gcbrern ben Neitritt 3luu 9Il,s
9eneinen Teutihen %ebrcrperciu
pcrboten bottcl.
Gie ltnterScdner Der Noreiie cr,
tldrelL lie eriiiIItcn mir cine Gbrcn.
pflidt llnO Acbcn Die &erihcrunh
buB lie Die 9lnlidtcn pclhc Sihof
Gr. 6riBcn III iciner Gntlc0nlm9 an
Den StoataiefretGr 5lml gluSorld &c.
bradt, polltonlmen tbciltcn. Sic oaus
ten bem StroBbur9cr Sberbirten iiIr
0ie mnBpollc mo entihicocnc @ubr
rilng Der Red)tc Der &irhc gegcuiibcr
Dem StautSiefretGr.
Ser StootsietrctGr 6reiberr 3orn
u. Slllad) it, iuie idou erlpdbnt, cin
Srll0er oeS 8cibbiihoiS.
st al y otbgeieR eggplant.
<Sn He9erltn9streiicn miro Die
Sbunlihteit crortert, am GicnitnM
noh oenl @ieoer5llIonmcutrcten beS
9feichSto9S, ein &oli-9totbgcicb ein5t'
bringen, iuls Die 9IuagIeid9a- @er,
banolungen, pelcbe gegenmartig III
NelusNorf im @onge linO, iib III Ole
Sdnge 5iebcll.
2llrf oie Aepldrte WoBrc9el iuli
Die &ali.9IlSfllbr prDuiiOriId Dem
icbigcn SpnOifot ilbcrtro9en iucrbelL
bis Elm OeiinitipeS @eieB I'M Heih5s
toq sur glnnnbmc gelon9t lit.
& brung fiIr ocnt d en- Wt j.
rine- 9ltta de in " y.
inQton
Gorpcttcn.Gnpiton heBmonu, ser
Worine,9lttode Der beutldcn BOT.
lhuft III Wnihlngton, hat cine 9llS.
,eibnlill9 erbolteu. Gs lit ibn bonn
&oiler Die aronc 5lnl gotbeu NoIcs.
Grocn pierter aloiic pcrIieben NOR.
Sen.
6niion gcbiIIi0t.
Ger luiirttembcrgilChc Son0cStna
ser 9eittihen 8olfaportc bat ioebeu
icile Ncrotbungen jllnl 9lbidluB qe,
brod)t Sic orebtelt iid) IN oerNuurt.
iod]c llm Ole Gro0e, ob ser uorNc~
idIagenen Sutton ser Tcutibcr
&olfSportei nit 6cn onocren lint5s
liberalcn Eorteien 5li9cItinlmt iper.
ocn iollte. gtod) lebboIten 3ebottcn
lpurbe elm OnbiI5iclenOer 9eihluB
qcioEt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Graf b. @erniturff als Ghrenaait.

Rem Dort, 8. Sanuar. - Ter
bcutide 9oti6aiter in @oibirgtor,
G,rni sSobann D. gernitorif, por &c.
Itcrn Der GbrengaIt eines pom Ielt.
itIen 8erein III oeiien GlubbalIe, 9tr.
1l2, Teit 80. Ctr, peronItolteten
G;ners Sie @eranitaltlrng irug ci.
zen itrena pripoten Gbarofter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Baltimore, Wab. Trcitag, ben "A. Sannar 1910

iltdt bltrd] oie &erluen0ma bon8rco.
lot iuO 3intdlorio 5lw Ncbuuolltng
Illficirter 6oritbGllme Oicicr 3erit0-
rlrnG entQcGcn III trcteu. Ter @er
iunmtlnfana Der uationnlen TorItr
Heierputipncn bCtr0At jcBt 194,3O5,
2Dh Mhrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Gridvos Sinh unb i'd, ielbit.

Raihpille. 2enn. Z. Saniior.
- n. .. Sones, geIddiisfiibrer bes
~Soutblueitern VubIiihins Soiiie."
er'foB heute 9fohntittag III ieiner
lieiigen @obnlma iein flint aabre
altes aiuo lmo iih ieIbit. Or tpdr
ro- etlihen Sahrer aus Wirainier
tierher getpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

nlBIole Gobrt nud 9Imerifn, ionic
Icine quite 9Ibiid)t tic iiir ole 3lltunit
5ll periorNett 81 ueraiiten, bdnOigte
oic @ithpc oem 1cportotiona,G onois
0uten $50 eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
@eriidIcrnns aesem @Ombcn-
GrploiiOn.

Gbicdao 8. Snniiar. - Tie
neileite gntlpidellng bes 9eriife'
r.in951eifjdites lit bier Die llebernab.
nc bon @eriiberllngen eeaen Sha'
sen orrd 9ombeu.grploiionen. @or
Ger Itaatlifen GommiiIion. neldle
her5eit eine llnteriuhung bes Ser.
iiderlngsgei61ites fiibrt, bat elmer
Oer 3el9en, u. j. Sbop. ous9eiagt.
rdB Die ~2lopoS" Don 9onbnn oud,
nlebrere bieiige 8eiddftsleute gege,
Shaoen burd) gomben.grploiionen
ucriiherf baben Iie 5ablreihen
S'nnl6en.grploiionen i'm @eiolge oes
i2genarnten oSpielbuoen. .arieges"
III Gbicngo bdben 5i oieier &eriide-
rllng 9lnlaB gc5eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

YGiie 5nr Teiie in's Mnslanb be.
iOrst q. Raimc, 1r. 413, Ci.YaIti.
moreitrake, maize Gnitum Suuie Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Guglanb's Wadtwort.
Cyitraoa bari 8rc0tOiuu uid)t
nuareifcu,

Ter Gomumoeur Oe3 britiichcli
Shiiies ScpIlu" CrtI0rt, ooB er
iouit 5,un Sdub Der oort mob
nenoen @ugldnOcr GrlIppcn ln0
GeihiiBe lanocn iperoe. - Mit
%erbunuilug beirnit. - 8egen
Tcrilrhc, Niroroauo elmer irem,
heu Wtoht ouS5uliciern. - Eins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

WteiIter nod Gouoou qeioIgt II. bate
lid iuiort frcilpiIli1 Ser 9eb0roe 5llr
Seriiigung geiteut
: untuOreiie oc$ StroE'
burger GomfapiteIS al
nj d,n nj Srikru
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-16
New Harness. Shop

MR.. CHAS. r. NASH is now
located with Snyder Hardware Co.
First Glass Repairing of all kinds
neatly and quickly done. Every
thing In Harness made to order.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-16
Masonic Notice.

There will be a special meeting of
Apperson Lodge No 1873, F. and A.
M, on Monday evening, september
20, at which time Grand Master
John II. COwles will be our guest
and will confer the Master degree
We hope to have a good attendance
of our own members and the mem
bers OF neighboring lodges.
ROBERT DIXON. Master.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
EBERHART TALKS
TARIFF HARMONY
LOOKS TO SEE REPUBLICAN IN.
sUReENcY OVER TARIFF
DISAPPEAR.

st. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 3.-Governor
Eberhart sees the republican banner OF
harmony waving on the hill tops. The
ghost Of party disruption. born Of the
tariff, he believes, In fitting away. AT
the same time no does not look for any
intervention In the state politics by
President Taft or any other federal Of
Hcer. He looks upon Minnesota as a
hotbed Of insurgency.
"Harmeny on the tariff question does
not mean tho death Of the progressive
notions that are being advocated by
many republicans" he said yesterday.
THE progressive ideas have come to
stay, but insurgency over the tarlrr |
look to see disappear. I believe that
ell members Of tho party will get be.
hind the idea Of tariff commission
and will wait for the report OF that
body thus temporarily quellIng talk
on The tariff,
But progressive ideas arc different
from this, They mean advance, but
advance In perfect harmony. So far
an national and state control Of cor
porations deals with the corporations NJ
the point where IL has right to deal
with them II Is a good thing, This
kind of progress win last and be in
itself the means Of cementing the party
REd inducing a solid advance"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
NORTHWEST BRIEFS.

Grand Forks, N, D,-Deputy Sheriff
Sorenson of Ward county left for Mi
not last evening with A. Toscas, who
will have to answer to a charge at
that, place similar to the one for which
he was tried i'll Justice PurcelPs court
in this city.
Minot, n. D.---Judge Goss has been
hearing civil cases in chambers the
past day and is disposiug of them
rapidly. The application for alimony
in the case OF Mrs. Hoff against J. c.
Hon was disposed of yesterday, the
plaintiff being granted $25 per month
until the divorce case was disposed of
In the case of Gunder Ness VS. Clara
Ness no action was taken. A suit for
wages is now on between Nj. j. Frandel
VS.. j. b. Martin of Kenmare, in which
the plaintiff is suing for money due
him after digging a well,
Grand Forks, N. D.-Miss Edith
Geddes, the young lady who attempted
to commit suicide at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Geddes, is
somewhat improved today, and there
are now hopes OF her ultimate recov-
cry. Miss Geddes on Monday morning
endeavored to end her life by cutting
her throat with razor. Tuesday
evening and night she rested well and
the family is hopeful that all win end
well.
Langdon, N, D.--A crew of carpen-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
FORMER RUSSELL
EMPLOYE FRIENDLY
coAcHMAN AND DANIEL BLAKE
RUSSELL APPEAR ON GOOD
TERMS IN session
COURT.

Boston. Feb, 8. - The presence in
the East Cambridge probate court OF
James Curtis, coachman for William
c. Russell, the caretaker of the family
estate at Melrose, and his apparent
friendly relations with the Dakota
ranchman, aroused interest in the
identity hearing this morning. Ferdi-
nand b. Almy, co-executor of the es-
tate, and the man who is the real op-
porent of Daniel Blake Russell, de-
clared to a reporter that Curtis had
been discharged.
He gave this man Rousseau infor-
nation" explained Almy.
Attorney Simpson this morning and
yesterday made repeated attempts to
discredit the handwriting expert, Dav.
export, When the arguments grew
heated the judge ruled against Simn-
son and kept the evidence close to the
exhibits.
In the cross examination this morn.
ing, Simpson called the witness atten.
ton to the black particles on an ex.
hibit, one of the Rousseau letters
which the claimant maintains are for.
geries. He asked the witness il they
were bits of plumbago, indicating g
previous address in pencil had beer
erased and another substituted.
1T looks to me like the marks Of
dirty fingers" said the expert
oh" explained Mr.. Simpson. INC
one has handled it but the experts"
Pointing out similar traces of plum
hago in other letters a d envelopes
MIR. Simpson drew from the witness
only the statement that they were inn,
projections in the paper, common dir
and pulp mill color.ag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03
8 CASES ARGUED
in SUPREME COURT
CASE OF LANG VS.. BALES WILL
BE OF INTEREST TO ALL
CONTRACTORS IN THE
STATE.

Bismarck, NJ. D., Feb. S.-The time
OF the supreme court was taken up
yesterday with the arguments of three
cases, Youkel VS.. Elder came up from
Foster county and was controversy
over the value OF some cattles wherein
the district court gave judgment for
the plaintiff, Judge Corliss argued
the matter for the defendant and APP
pellant and his contentious were re-
sisted by F. Baldwin In this case
Judge Ellsworth had appeared as coun-
sci and did not sit, his place being
taken by Judge Crawford.
Lang VS.. Bales, from Grand Forks
county was an action for personal In
juries received while working on a
brick building on the cemetery
grounds OF that city. The plaintiff,
Lang, while on a high scaffold was
precipitated to the ground and re-
ceived severe injuries. He brought ac-
ton, claiming the scaffolding was de-
fective and received Judgment for
$4,000, from which this appeal Is
taken. IT was quite an interesting
case and the decision is of consider
able Importance to contractors in the
state, largely turning upon The uues-
ton of whether q contractor must be
personally sure OF scaffolding on which
his men work or whether the work
men assume the risk on the same. as
an incident to their trade. Judge Cor
liss appeared for the defendant and
appellant and the firm or Bangs
Cooley & Hamilton in opposition,
Cavalier County Case,
The last case was from Cavalier
county and was brought by the st
Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co
against Isadore Dawson and partner
Judge Corliss was Of counsel for the
plaintiff and appellant, and Mangus
Bryntolfson appeared in opposition
The controversy was over the value oil
some grain which the plaintiff pur.
chased and on which ii turned out 8
lumber company held the first mort.
gage. The elevator company not only
paid defendants for the grain but
likewise paid the lumber company In
an action brought against them fol
conversion. The district court ol
Cavalier county gave Judgment in ia.
vor OF the defendants In the actor
on the ground that the defendants
herein did not themselves sell the
grain to the elevator company, hut
only acted as agents for the grower
of the grain.
Two cases are on the call for TO.
day, Bank vs., Bethany is from Grand
Forks county, with Judge Corliss fol
the defendant and appellant. ant
Scott Rex. contra.
O'Brien vs. O'Rrien is from Penn
hina county with Scott Rex for plain
tiff and appellant. and MagnUs Bryn.
iClfs0n. contra.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-03

tiers is erecting a 40,00O-capacity ele-
vator for the National CO. to replace
the one destroyed by fire few weeks
ago.
Bemidji Minn.--John Kolonsh was
taken to the state reformatory, having
been given an intermediate sentence
for larceny.
Bagley, Minn.--M. J. Kohl and as
sociates will start bank at a point
near Gonwich postoffice, where the
500 will locate a station on its Duluth
Red Lake Falls line.
Pierre, S. D.-Articles of incorpcra-
ton have been filed for the Merchants
tSate bank of Presho, with a capital
of $4,000. Incorporators, s. p. Sier-
son, F. "A. Reynolds, Chamberlain; E.
A. Schenk, Precbo; p. N. Horsgaard,
Draper
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Addison N. ID. Feb. $40 The For
UNI One Of the principle events of
the season was q surprise party given
at the home OF Mt. and Mrs. Sautebin
last Friday night at which forty young
people were present. Everybody re-
ports q good time.
Miss Augusta Gohdes, who is teach
ing near Warren, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home
Miss Amelia and Messrs. John and
Paul pobrinz were visitors at the
Gohdes home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr., Art, Schneider OF Fargo called
at the Sautebin home Friday.
Ben and Miss Helena Glasow spent
Sunday at Goshen.
Richard Peter was Durbin visitor
Sunday.
The c. II. society intends to give a
social in the near future.
The night school is nicely progress
ing under the able management of Prof.
w. A. Sautebin.
Miss Mahle Suckow returned from
Fargo and will remain at home several
weeks.
A number of young people gathered
at the Gohdes home Sunday in honor
Of Miss Hilda's birthday Cor. b.
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weeks old She Is survived by her
father and one sister residing in
Sweden Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the home Of Nils IT. Nilsen,
Saturday, 1 j, m, with interment In
the Fairview cemetery Rev. Peter
son OF Harvey, N. D.. officiating. The
funeral was largely attended.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifton.
when their third daughte", Annie and
Christ Haugen, were united In marri-
age last week. The Sheyeune valley
district extends congratulations to the
couple and wishes for them a long and
happy married life.
Ha ling water Is broken up for the
present, last week, Peter G.. Johnson,
who In driving Martin Olson's dray
team at Maddox, upset tank, owing
to the broken up condition of the
roads.
M. A. Sorlie OF the Sheyenne valley
district had a close call to up set the
whole works going home from the
funeral the coulee near the grave
yard. My drivers felt chilly standing
tied at the graveyard, otherwise 1t was
hard TO control them, was on the
watch out TO, but could not handle
them before one OF the drives stepped
little outside of the road and tumbled.
One neck yoke. step brake, the other
driver pulled the cutter on top OF the
one who fell The rig was new all
around. ! was thankful that happened
without any damage just to the strep,
and was very glad i was alone In the
cutter at the time
January has certainly furnished
Benson county with various and sunny
brands of weather. The snow Is rapid
ly disappearing. The weather re-
minds one OF spring. Cor s.