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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

ifimpf atben. bon >Neusm otn Bluff
geftipolIener Nehensarieng Soer 30.
ben mir In BEN Sommerferitn stlpas
eelsrnt2 Der ~Simpiitifiimus4 Der
zines Der beliebteiten gldttsr in 5rant.
reid lit, ipenn er Sotiren aeeen bas
preuBiIhe brinst, BON bsiisn ausaes
5eihneten Waroftobiloern oter ieine
einsiss Barrier 3eituna Rotis aenoms
men, bieier ieibe famoie sSimpliciliis
mus brahts Dor einieen Woftn cine
isbr ih0ne 3eihnuna. Ter aoler
uno Der 6dbR iisen nebeneindnoer ouf
Der Stance unb pluitern iih aaf, Hib-
pergniiat, aber ieeIenrlibig; pon binien
Der absr 5ipidi unb best lie elm gurlh
in rOtbsm llniTormrod: .abl fB!
WolIt ibr nod immsr niht rauien2"
6cffsnilif piro jeBi srit rstt bic
antDori lauten: nein, mir molten jiis
itamsnt nit,t. mir Iaiien nns n;ht
nurh has 5euerlpert fhreden, oas ron
leimliden qulperfrigen anoeitedt uno
unterbolien ipiro. mir niTisn. es lit
MIR Elm 5euerpert bel 1ogs. ods Dor
bem SonnsnTtein Der 0ernunit per.
fd,lptnbe!. u. u.
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Mms 2Sereinsfretlen.

Die ptaitbtuif6e Wogsls
/ hi.bsn 8sftIIfdaft tam
en- Sonnias Rohmittag in Der arbsi'
terhaIe sur geamisnpabl sufamren.
Nus Der DablIhinht ainssH bic DDls
senbsn ais Si.str hsrpor: 0orfiseT.
6. guiemepsr; ufer ure spsiser
6ilfs gorfiser. 1b. godbcrit uno Ben.
Qobmunn rtip.; proioiollihrsibtr.
Sen. Risboff; Jinansitrsibtr. 50.
Ttpb sninmoiisr; OeioeiHnebm.r.
hinton aurrt; Snpentarremutier. ].
Tensl. gs iporsn orti 1ideis TN
iyeloe unb .in semiittes 1idet .pure.
sspdbli.
Der aibtraf gapeyifht
unterftiiBuness Yersin belt
esitsrn 4bsnb unisr pem gorTise oss
S.rrn 5atob 5lid uno Der proiotplI' !
fiibrung bss 6errn 0eo. B. 3iit feins
rssslmdbiee @.riummIuns ab. in mel
der jsboh nur Rouiinsssihdfts 3lir
Grlsoisung iamen. Cine ginluouns
oea Union sgdders s9srsins su feinsm
golI. Der am 4. Ropembsr b. :. tn
Der arbeiterbaue iidstfinbst. rpurbs
psrlsIen uno ben Miisliebsrn tmpfobs
len iih nah arditen su beiheiliesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

1batiahe. bab Der Albrihihs qlan
feline 0ortebrun9en trifft, nm einen
seitipeiIigsn 8ebarf nah nlebr @elo
3u beden. Das bierin beabiihtigt
ptrb, 1T tperthlos, ba iebe emifion
nit elmer s3irfulationsiteusr BON sehn
Yrcseut bsbaftst tpGrs. Gold tbeus
reg Gelo mag ein Santerutteur ans
nebmsn, absr Elm 9si6dftsmann pirb
barauf psrsi6tsu. aber aud Das golf
In Rptsn gmiNipnen bietst, 1T
manaeIhdft. po er feline @miHionss
srsNse porIie6t unb Den gfoten niht
ssniisenb glaitiSitdt psrleibt. Inter
ieinsm plons piiroe Die Resierung be-
rehtist fsiu. fir je 100 Dollars 8clo,
Die bel tbr oeponirt iperoen, fir $500
Rptsn gu lisferu. Daraus piiroe iih
i'm 2cufs Der 3sit cine Snflotipn err
oeben unp Die gdniten herporrufen,
bic 3H perhiiteH Der 3tped Der 6inan5z
reform ift. 8amit lit sIsi63ettig ses
| Iagt, pdb Die Roten Gmihipu nd
I nift ben 8ebiirfniTen bss 0eihGfts
gsmdb ausbehneu uno Suiammen3ieben
| rpiiros, pornui ss in eritsr Reibe an
tommt. Gine Reform, pie iie oas
9nnb brauht, labt Iid nur burhfuhs
rem, oab man 9ant aoniortien NIT
benz Rehte ausitattet, Tptsn auf &c
| i6Gftsipshiel su emtttiren, in einen
llmfanss, Der 90 prpseut oes 8runo;
| tapitals Der gum aonicrtium eeh0ri;
gen ganter nitt iiberItsist; ooB etnt
8pIorsierpe bon 25 pro5snt sehaltsr
tperben muB unb ale 9oniprtien ie'
bsrssit bic BON ihnen emittirtsn Noter
uui gsrlansen einfoien miifisr. Sas
ifliebt politiIds unb grobtnpitaliiti:
| T6e ginFliNs aus unp Iihsrt Die Gld'
'ttsttGt Der umlaufsmittel, od Die No'
ten in benz Wabe aus bsm 0srtshl
I6pinben, oils bic BsdIsl. bic ibnsr
aIs llnterloss bienen, einssIOIt rperosu
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Die 9sfurpprter bss ad=
mails bon Den Sssn nah oem 6olf iino
iebr ihlsht auf ben 9rdIiosnten sl
Ipreher. neil sr, auf bic anfiht bon
Grperten seitiiBt, cine 5ubrrinns BON
141uB fir ssHiiseno srahtet, tpGhreno
bic gntbuIiaitsn cine iolte BON "a
unn perihieosne iogar bon 40 5uB
forbern. eamit bic sroBten S3sona
hdmpfsr bis naa Gbicaso gelaussn
t6unsn. Gas til sinfub elm unerfuGs
bares 9erIaussr. Die gunoestResie
rune t6nnte bic Goiten ntht aufbrins
gen. si. piirben sins Williuroe iiberz
iteigen. Wtit elmer Sahrrinne pcn 9
Rub tonnten 8drten nit eiHsm 9ehdlt
pon tauieup 5pnnsn bas aan3e Sohr
binnurh ben Shiffspsrtsbr aufreAt
erboltsn. 9as gsnigt fir ale prate
tiiaen 3psds. aqss llebriss III pbans
taftift1. 9euti4Ionos srcbsr Seebons
bel pirb ourh &andle BON niht mshr
dls brei Sup 9iefs permitted. Sort
psrIanqt man teirs fir S8sanoampfsr
fobrbare Sundle, neil man taufmGnz
nif6 rennet.
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sssd,emberid,f Ses @siHnsfeitsanis

Sm iiGbtiItsn Gsfuno6eitsamt
iuurben ndbreno Der mrfIcHsnsH
Wpte 101 JdlI. bon aufie6euoen
arontbsiitn uno 20 IobesidlIs inFclgt
folder arantbsiten ssmelbst. ssstH ~
Grircntunsen uuo 10 9octsf6lls In
Der gornasIluohs nes ptrfluHsnen
Snbres. auf bic einsslnsn Arnnfbtls
fen psrtbxiltn iih bic sur WfIouns
s.Ianstsn T0l. pi. folei: Tipbttsris
tis % grtrantungen unp brei fobts.
fdlIe; SharlnhFisber % Grsrdnfuns
aen; Shninbiut,t % grtraniuDsen
unb Ia 1ob,sf1iI,; ainoerpuraipfs
q Grtrdniunsen nnb spti 1ooes
fdGe; 5pphusfisb.r feds Grtrdnsun.
aen unb elm 1oDesfalI; Wniern brei
Grirantunssn; Minbpoden. 6irnbaats
sntsiinbung unS Rcfs |. eins grsfans
suna. t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

paris, 4. SitObsr.

PAAA2y H. ~tA~|SNs
IN Gan Seboitian hab' it DOR eis
niaeu @ohen elm lonoerbarss Shau'
Ipiel erIsbt: elm 3suertpsrt lei Gage.
DIS gpr6ersituns fir bas blutiae
syrsuoenisit zines Slisrsampfss. oas
am Radmiitas anssiiinbiei mar,
brauuis bic Jugeno Der StGbt Wit'
tags um 3rDolf llbr am Stranre Slns
nsnrdoer ab Hne lieb Raietsn in Die
Cuff Itsiaen. gu Ithen mar pou Dem
;Slammenipisl nid3ts, ols hDfiiens Elm.
NAL einige 4ihenftdubten; aber ous
Gnallen unb Qnnttsrn fhdllts iiber ben
aoHaen 6afen anb brohts Die Jremben
I'M aafinp in Derpirruna, bie mad Den
1orpebphpoisn auf Der Rkoe itarrten
unn finf Minuten lang alaubten, Der
aries atuiidsn 1rcnireid uno Spos
tnitn lei aussebroheu.
gei srnftbaften anatlesenheiten iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

DusRefuItut Der Reihstagss
ipahlen, bic Sanuar nGhltsn Sdtres
Itattfinoen. iii an ben 9or3ei6eH nit
SeItimmtbeit gu ertsnnsn. RahDsnl
bic Ronisrpdtipen bel ben Rahpallsn
in ibrsn Itdrt'teH 8sstrteu Risoerlas
cen srIittsn baben. ssm Centrum Elm
Raaoai iegar in 9iiHslborf ent3ogsn
pornen iii unp bas bodtonierpatips
Slpenburg bel ben Qanbtaespahlen
fart nad lints obgeGdpentt bat, Be-
bari es tsiner 4uauren, um etne libes
rale Maioritdt fir ben ndb'tsnRsi6s=
tag 3u proph3sien. Die Se5ia!ii,sn
nerpeu isbod ben er0bten 9stpinH oas
oeniraaen, od Die EonIerudtiUsn ftl
hefiir entidieoen babsH. in 8e3Irter.
roo iie in pie Stidpabl tommsn, nitt
fir ben liberalen. Ionberu fir ben
fe5ialiitifteH GnneioateH 3u itimmsn
unp IS i6eint. bab foldes auh Ole
abiiht oes 3entrums III. 9eitimm.no
hisrfiir i'll Der 9soants, ocb bic RE
aieruna einsu Reihstag, in nsI6sm
Die Sosaliitsn Die Sntfdsibung in
0Gnosn baben, baIbigft fpieoer aufl0s
fen pirp. oagessn nit ben 2tberalen
iih surehtFinoeu ipiirbe. Die iesigen
Aeaierunqs 9arteien mDgsn fieb a6er
and Derrstnsn. DGs Ssnsufsr 9ros
qrdmm Der So3ialoemotratsn ldbt err
feten. bag fis Tih bemuben ipoden,
ibrs Regisrunssfdhistsit au srn,iisn.
Shr programm fir Die Rsi6stagss
pableu seidlnet fit) ourd iberraIhenbe
Rdbiaung aus. Die 5orberlynatn
Fino: asiHs GrbDbunq Der ,3ofls, ieins
neiters 8efdrGntunq Der Boltsfrei9sis
ten uno 4eitatiou fir bic Ginisaura
Des aaqenleinen Stimmre6ts in 8rsuz
Gen. 9as iolts isoer 1eutihe. Der
ni6t gu Den S5eueolsn gehort. untsre
fiiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

Wsiters 9sri6ts laHsn srs
Iebsn, bdB unisrs gruItS bas Meiite
oo3u beigetrageH babeH. bic Rs3ipre3t@
tat nit Canada gu 5dlle 81 brInesn,
aber nitt nm bic Stnfu6r aus Ga
adbu 3u psrbinbern, fonoern bic Gin
fubr aus europa naf Ganaoa. Dds
pire auf ben sritsn glit unperftGnoz
lid iheinsn, piro aber tlar our6
ben Nahpeis, oob bic tanuoiI6en ia
briten 3umeiit psiter nihts itnp, ais
ssiIiaIen Der ameritani'heH Jrufts.
eSm isalle eires Qbtommsns nit I'M
ferem Qanbe ipdre Ganaoq ee3tpunger
aepeien, anosren 2dnbsrn Die eleihe
8srgiuitieung gu geipGbrsn, tpie uns,
Sn JpIge bsiIen pdren suropGifhe
Waarsn gu billigsren 30aen in Cd
naoa bersingetommsn uno oaourh
tpGrs unferen Srufts eins austpGrttae
Gonturren3 ouIslbit entitanosn. Benn
bic Ganubter bic Jruftihroube nod
Ihdrfsr smpfinpsn perosn, biirfisn Il.
Su Der Giniiht gslangen, oaB lie fif
burh 8erlpsrfunq bes ResiprositGtss
@ertrages fslbit am meiften qsi6dbigt
babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

Die 0eianesietiiou bes Deuiidxr
ennbpehrpereiHs beeehi Gonnins, 22.
Citcher, in Der Cosmopolitan 6aus
itr srlies Giifiunssfeii. DaHeIbs
pirb burh Elm aon3srt unb Elm f!ots
tee 1an5trdnshsn s,ieiert uno pers
fprint allen 5beilnehmsrH llnterboIs
tuns In Ollie unb syiilIs. Gin tud,s
iiess Rommiiits III init ben Dorb<rsis
sunetn beiraui. gsGud,er BON nnbersn
gsrsinen iinb pilltcmmsn. Uertinsobs
Ssihen bershtissn gum irsisn Giniyi.i.
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5rant Goieb. AZ Jnbrenli, bon 30.
1873 Df 3. Sirobs. ipurbs athern bon
ben GebeimpoIisiiten Qinfdfh une Din
an g. e1Ds. unb pine Gtrote perboFiss
nub 5ur Nerfdeung hef Deh5rheu pom
MlbSletsDa. D.. eingdprrt Or IN
bey H<rtrettr elmer bortietn 1irme
nnb fcu f6 IN bitter Gietnf&ait Der
linisrf4iasuns i3uihia sfmn&t la-
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drl aiQD 5onss. bon so. 1916
Race Strabs. bsionb iid Qsnsm
abtnb turs nnh 9 ubr allsiu IN ID.
rem 3immsr. nis pl0slih cine Gano
burt bas oIiens Utaitr lansie. Elm
porsmonHaie. ipelhss auT ssr nots
pem J,niter issbsnosn 0ommDns lag.
srgriff uno perfnDaHo. b:por 1rI. To-
mes fif, bon ibrtm Sdredsn trtoIen
ionnis. DIR fr.6s Dieb hpsrtittldiete
fsins syIuGi. Sn Dem portmohuuis
bsfonbsH fih etipo Sd.
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Grz 8oup. 5ott bsmdRgslt
ben ateriniGeH 4lan CUR Rsformis
runa uuisrer 8inanasn auo untsrbrsis
ttt sin Spfsm, oas in elmer gssishuRa
5eifer, aber in oneersr geais9ane
fsbleehisr III. alS Der gIan. gsgen Den
istl Isins arittt ridhtet jolt ilrds
,et. oaB Die 2llnrthlas RsFsrse aHor
eiGtipr potittfaen giafliiiisa ausasfea:
fem ,paree aHo ihlast oor. Die R0tens
gieferuaa Der Rssierung au iiberpeifsu
Tas pGrs nod nsit hsoentliher. Dir
Reaierung pirb Bon PoRtitsrn selsts
tet. 9araus iii sH ermsifsn. nas ge.
fAehn maroe. penn ihnsH bic Rseilz
Iiruns Der Rpisn gatFioH uberlaiFsn
bfiebs. sSnilatioailtsH ipiirNn fofrrt
sie 9eleseaheit eesreiFeH. ana ibre
Shesris in Die 9raris su iioerisseH,
bab iih ootlfnertbiass GeIo oermittefii
GxndtrpaeNsE berfeatn loife. Tas
G0,.o. Jo!t riatis er.aHnt bat, i. BIZ
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iparmtn GirobI Der golbenen Gonne,
Dor Der mir nnldnaIt nod fIiihtettn.
Sebt itehen ihr 1biiren uno Deniier
nett esoFfnst. Der Disl stIhmdbten,
nun beib eriebntsn
Bertha Etsrn.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-04-28
! : 1 - ,
CRARY
(From the Public Opinion.

*+++++*++++%-t+%+ =
Mrs. Mcclellan is visiting with
friends at Devils Lake this week.
The three Misses Serumgard Of Dew
lis Lake were guests Of Mrs. w. H.
Wake Saturday and Sunday.
Chas. H. Lamar and family arrived
in Crazy Saturday from Bemidji, Mimi,
and will rent farm on the reserva-
ton.
P. H. McGurren, our local wrestler
and druggist, attended the match be.
tween Ole Haug, the state champion,
and Petos, the Greek wrestler from
Minnesota, at Devils Lake Wednesday
night. It was finish match, the first
bout goin gto the Greek in 46 minutes,
Hauge got a cramp in his side and gave
up. The second bout was won by Petos
in 10 minutes, Hauge losing the match.
Walter Saddelmeyer and family Wis
tied couple of days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Forslof,
Mrs. Saddelmeyer was formerly Bessie
Forslof. They are enroute to Saskat
chewan, Canada, where Mr.. Saddel-
meyer has farm of 800 acres south of
Moose Jaw.
Mrs. Mcclellan and the Misses Jesten
and Madison were guests at the Miller
home Tuesday.
Mrs. L. B. McNaney left for St. Hi
laire, Minn., Monday, and from there
she goes on to Miamsburg, Ohio, to
take care of her aged father.
Mr.. Matthew kavanaugh entertained
at an Easter dinner, at the Kavanaugh
home south Of Crazy. Covers were laid
for 90. Matthew is a fine host, and
was ably assisted by Mrs. c. A. Kava-
naugh and Miss Mamie Brown.
Mrs. c. w. Smith is visiting her
daughter Miss Leva Smith at Sykes
ton this week.
VIM. Brown, the helper at the depot,
has resigned his position here and left
Tuesday for his home in Cavalier.
Mr.. Matthew and family arrived in
Crazy last Saturday, and will occupy
rooms for the present upstairs in Mr..
Smiths building. Mr.. Matthew has a
stock of general merchandise, succeed
ing in business J, r. Gull at the Smith
corner store.
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claim for thirty days before making
proof and ID the meantime he expects
to locate il the banking business with
q. n. Jones in the same vicinity
Carl Berg has been transferred from,
the rural mail route out of Garskc, to
rural route N Q. y out Of starkweather,
and will take charge on Nay !, Route R lp,E
three out Of this place will start May
LIST and so two vacancies exist, route
three and the Garske route. An exam.
nation was held at the school house
on last Saturday under the direction
of Postmaster Meharry and just tso
applicants wrote on it----Michael Coyne
and Carl J. johnson. These two will
take the two vacancies on May 1. 1t
is not yet known which route each one
will be assigned by the postofice de.
partment.
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H:AMPDI:EN
(From the Guardian.)

+++**+**4*****+*+
w. Sadelmeyer came down from
Moose Jaw Thursday to get his family
They left Monday.
During the storm last Thursday the
stork visited the homes Of J. a. Strand,
Dan Murphy and Martin Severson and
gladdened the hearts OF the occupants
by leaving fine boy at each place.
All parties are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Void went to
Derrick Monday. From there Oscar
Oscar goes to Grand Forks to report
for the try-out practice with the Bran
don, Man, hall team.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schaefer, former
ly located at this point and at Aleen,
were visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
J. L. McRae, over Sunday. They left
for Knox, N. D., for a short visit and
from there will go to Oregon where
they expect to make their future home.
At the meeting of the Hampden I'M
proyement Association held last even
ing it was unanimously decided to hold
a Fourth of July celebration in Hamp-
den and committee was also appoint
ed to see to it that the rubbish is
cleaned up by the 18th of May. The
question Of putting in a well for fire
protection was also discussed, and
while it seemed to be the sentiment Of
those present that such step should
be taken, yet the matter was left over
until the next regular meeting which
will be held Tuesday evening, May End,
when this most important uestion will
be settled.
That the new Odd Fellows lodge is
a certainty is no longer in doubt. The
charter has been sent for and it is ex-
pected that the lodge will be instituted
the latter part Of this month. The
Langdon lodge has been asked to do
the work and it is expected that q
large crowd will be over from there, as
well as adjoining towns.
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Miss Minnie Husa arrived home last
Saturday, after spending the winter
with her brothers, John and Chlas.
sHusa, at Stanley; N. D. as3t,.
Andrew Hedman had . runaway
Monday afternoon while he was going
home from Brocket. He fell out Of the
buggy, but did not sustain any seriou
injury. b
John Fahey made a trip to Lakota
Monday to bring home his team, which
was left there during the last week .
heavy storm.
Oscar Hooker and John Raglan at
tended the county socialist Organization
meeting at Devils Lake, Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. The meeting had a
very large attendance.
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STARKWEATHER
(From the Timesl

:. !. i + + + \ = 4 + + + 4 + 4 = \
Mrs. A. J. Mclaughlin was Devils
Lake visitor last Tuesday returning in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pitman We're pas.
sengers for Devils Lake last Tuesday
morning.
LaMoure Freeborn and wife were
passengers for Devils Lake last Tues.
day morning.
Eric Peterson and wife went to
Devils Lake last Tuesday morning, re-
turning in the afternoon.
Mrs. Bosworth has been staying at
the Bartheld home some time during
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. E. T..
Bartheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson are
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine
baby boy at their place on Tuesday
night of this week. 80.
Mrs. L. D. Maurer and son Raymond
went to Devils Lake last Tuesday
morning to attend the concert of the
St. Paul Symphony orchestra.
Miss Clara Hodgins spent several
days at her home at Devils Lake last
week during the vacation Of teh vii
lage schools. She returned on satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Meharry and Mrs. Fawcett
went to Devils Lake last Tuesday
morning to visit with friends and to be
in plenty of time for the St. Paul Sym
phony Orchestra concert.
Miss Bratlee and Miss Johnon re-
evening after spending several days
during tho Easter vacation at the home
Of Miss Bratlee.
W. F. Knight and son James knight
left on Monday for Maple Creek, Sas-
katchewan, where they will look, up
land. W. F. has several brothers who
are located on claims about fifty miles
north of Maple Creek and he expects
to get land there. This is said to be
fine, rich country in the valley Of
the Saskatchewan river.
William McLarty left on Monday for
Idaho where he has a timber claim.
He will make proof on it and look aft
er other matters before .eturning. he
will have to make his residence on the
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CHURCHs FERRY
(From the SUM-
+ + f. = j. :. j. + :: !. + j. = j. = j. i

Mrs. J. G. Jacobson went to Devils
Lake Monday, returning the following
day.
Miss Fannie Fowler returned Mon.
day from Grand Forks where she spent
her Easter vacation.
Albert Hausman was attending a
meeting of the Elks at the county seat
Saturday night, returning home Sun
day.
Mrs. Fred Brehm and baby of NIaza
were guests at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Brehm of this city.
Mr.. 0. r. Mjoen returned Thursday
from business trip to Culbertson,
Mont.
Mesdames Moe, Noltimicr and STAINS
bury were shopping in Devils Lake be
tween trains Thursday
Fred Wallow is reported to have re-
signed his position with the Northern
Telephone company to accept position
in Minneapolis. He left the fore part
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. jacobson left for
Minneapolis on receipt of a telegram
announcing the death of Mr.. Jacob
sons sister, Mary jacobson. at a local
hospital. Deceased suffered stroke
of paralysis recently and was taken
from her home in Madison, Mimi, to
Minneapolis, where the best of medical
aid could be had. The funeral serv-
ices were held in Minneapolis Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, and it was ex-
pected that the remains would be tax
en- either to Madison or to the old home
in Iowa for interment.
Another "hayseed party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
Enger last Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being the tfty-second birthday
anniversary of the host. Some twenty
five people, old and young, attended
from this town and a general good
time is reported. Refreshments at mid:
night following an evening spent in
games, etc.
Mr.. Hans Anderson returned home
Sunday from near Estevan. sask.,
Canada, where he has been for the
past two weeks looking after his land
half section which he fled on last
fall.
Mrs. John Mclean and little daugh
ter Mabel returned to Devils Lake
Sunda yafter few days visit at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. James Mccormick.
Mrs. Perry Roath and daughter Ros.
came over from Hesper Saturday on :
visit to the Misses Mary and Georgi:
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August Piper came over on a short
business visit from the point Monday
w. ]. Doyle Jr., was Churchs Fer
ry visitor Saturday.
Miss Paula Iverson who spent Easter
vacation visiting with friends at Devils
Lake returned Sunday.
Hans J. Moe of Sylvaton homestead
attended the Easter services at the
Presbyterian church here Sunday.
Constable o. Hermanson transacted
legal matters in connection with his
office in Norway township Tuesday.
a. Z. Dion and F. A. Dion of Grand
Harbor were visiting friends in town
Saturday The Dions are prosperous
farmers living near Grand HORROR.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Schultz return
ed Friday from short visit at Devils
Lake. They did not make the return
trip in their auto, however-not quite.
Miss Maude Brubake- of Devils Lake
spent Easter at the home Of her par
ents east of town. She returned to
Devils axe on No. 6 Sunday afternoon.
Albert and Elmer Gessner drove to
the axe on Wednesday of last week
and returned Thursday via train, the
blizzard making the roads SO intres-
passable that the team had to be aban-
doned for the return trip
Local baseball enthusiasts held their
first meetig last Friday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
coming season: ]. NJ. Morgan, mana
ger, H. L. Schultz, secretary and treas
urer, D. L. Langworthy captain and
coach. Besides these the manager ap-
pointefl several committees to make ar
range,nents for a diamond, procuring
equipment etc.
Up to the present time no line up
has been made OF the players but a
good many are getting into practice
and from appearances we judge that
something pretty fast will be on exhib-
had several invitations to play neigh
it before long. The team has already
boring teams and it is quite likely that
the first game will be played on the
local diamond next Ssunday. Later it is
expected that the "Big Four" league
comprising the teams of Brinsmade,
Churchs Ferry, Grand Harbor and the
local team will be organized as we
stated last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Casselius made trip
to Lakota Monday.
Mrs. D. F. Humphreys is visiting in
Webster this week.
VIM. Maxi left Tuesday for Minneso-
ia, where he expects to find more work
in the carpenter line.
D. Craig of Edmore, came to town
yesterday, presumably to make an au-
topsy on some ones horse.