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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-04
Is IN CHICAGO.

DIR. J. NJ. Wampler, of North Sew
enth street is in Chicago, visiting his
SON Mr.. j. b. wampler for few days.
Mrs. Wampler is at Middletown, Ohio,
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. w. II. De-
chant.
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TO ENTERTAIN CLUB.

Miss Agnes Twigg will be hostess
Tuesday afternoon for a meeting of
| the Tuesday Bridge club at her home
in North Twelfth street.
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SPEND WEEK HERE.

Mrs. H. l.. Frank. son and daughter
will spend this week with Mrs. Franks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Rifle.
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Elusive Economy.

Economy. unlike charity. doesn't usu-
ally begin at home. In fact. economy
doesn't begin anywhere n often ~ II
should.-Atchlson Glob0.
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REUNION HELD.

The third annual reunion Of the de.
i, scendents of John and Mary Keiser,
was held at the home Of Daniel Keis-
or, ST.. north of Cambridge City, Sep
| TENDER first, 1911. Sixty-seven per-
sons were present.
Rev. Aaron Shidler gave long talk
on the good Of reunions and an excel
lent talk to little ones which was in.
teresting. An elegant dinner was
served. Various games were played
In the afternoon.
Officers a. follows were elected:
VIM. H. Keiser, president: Dan Chap
man. secretary. Daniel Keiser. treas
urer. The next reunion will be held
September first 1912.
Those present were: Daniel Keiser.
Or. Daniel Keiser, IT,. Jacob Keiser.
MRS. Alice Keiser, Mrs. Adam Keiser,
/, Ida Keiser. Maud Keiser, Estle Keis.
es. Nose Keiser. Reit Keiser. VIM.
Keiser and wife. John Keiser and wife,
Hagerstown: John Keiser and wife,
Jacksonburg; Mrs. ]. 8. Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chapman, Cam.
bridge City. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Daily.
Cambridge City; Charles Daily. Rob
ert Daily, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worl.
Hagerstown; Mr.. and Mrs. John Fet.
ter. Hagerstown; Olive Fetter, Hag.
erstown; Glen Chapman. Alice Chap.
man; Jas. F. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Baker. Cambridge City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Baker. Cambridge City;
Helen Baker. Margaret Baker, Mary
Baker. Mrs. Dan Whistler, Harry
Keisler. Hagerstown; Paul Worl, Hag.
erstown; Carl Worl. Hagerstown; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Irwin. New Castle; Leo
Irwin. New Castle; Sarah Irwin, New
Castle; Iona Irwin, New Castle; ia
cob Irwin, New Castle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schroth. Alexander. Ind; Oris,
Huber and Harry Schroth, Alexander,
Adam Fetter, VIM. Smith, Columbus,
Ohio; Margaret Henderson, Indiana.
polls: Mrs. Mary Marker, Parsons.
Kansas; Charles Marker. Cambridge
City; Sim Crockett. Russell Crockett,
Mrs. Amanda Worl Jennie Baker, Ce.
Gil Baker, D. w. Beaver, Indianapolis;
Carl Beaver. Indianapolis; Harry
BAily Rich; vern Ohmit, Cambridge
City; Aaron Shidler, Cambridge City
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FEW EVENTS,

Few social events are scheduled for
today. A large number of persons are
spending the day with friends who re-
side in various places.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-04

The American Bible Society expects
to sell 100000 copies Of tho Bible IN
Korea this year.
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LEAVES TUESDAY

Miss Nellie Shaw will leave Tuesday
for Montclairc. New Jersey where she
expects to spend the winter.
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GUESTS At CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Miss Mary Morrow and Mr.. Albert
Weber spent Sunday, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrow of Cam
bridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-04
Is IN TOWN..

Mr.. Leroy Lacey is in town for a
visit with friends.
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RETURNED TODAY.

Mrs. Elmer Brown and son Mr.. For
est Brown of Logansport. Indiana.
who have been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jessup ut their home in
Centerville, returned home today.
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GUESTS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Harris OF Akron.
Ohio, are here spending few days
with relatives and friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-04

Three hundred thousand persons
lost their lives in q typhoon. October
s 1851. in Haifong. China.
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TO CHICAGO,

Miss Esther Fletcher. Miss Mary
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
Rose Valley Notes.

Rose Valley. N. D., April 10.-Tc
The Forum: Angus Mckay was @
Fargo visitor one day the past week
Messrs Bachman of Larimore and
Moran OF Charlton were guests at the
Brose farm Saturday.
Henry Krause OF Argusville spent
two days at the Max Smith farm the
last week.
Mr. Brase was visitor at the
Krause farm near Argusville one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills spent Sunday at
the Lincoln home.
Ing. Moen and family motored out
from Hunter and spent Sunday at the
Louis Moen home.
The new pupils attending school are:
Edith, Ruth. Gust and Hiding Ander-
son.
Messrs. Johnson and Witt drove to
Armenia Tuesday last.
George and Caroline Lincoln spent
Thursday evening at the Mills farm,
The Free Methodist church is held
ing district quarterly meeting. Sew
eral ministers are taking part.
Fred Deworf has been busy lately
grinding feed for his neighbors with
his gasoline engine.
Guy Cudd Of Mapleton was in this
neighborhood last Saturday.
Cor. r. v.
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Addison News.

Addison, N. D., April Ito The
Forum: This week sees many of
Addisons young people at home to
enjoy their vacation from the various
schools they attend. Elsie Lebus, Hugo
Qualman, Ezra and Alfred Suckow
from Fargo college; Florence Helmick.
Edison Memcke and Eliza Werner
from the Casselton high school and
Hubert Lebus from the Fargo high
school.
Lille Meinecke and Emma and Mar
tina Lebus came out from Fargo to
spend Sunday at their homes here.
Marie and Robert Piper were out
from Casselton Sunday to visit friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohde celebrated their
silver wedding last Tuesday in the
presence of a large number of friends,
some of them coming from Wisconsin
to attend the function. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhode were the grateful recipients Of
many gifts from their friends.
A very interesting service was held
| in the Canaan church April 2 when
Rev Mr.. Helmick confirmed a class
of nine young people. The class ac-
quilted themselves creditably and the
earnest words their pastor addressed
to them will linger in the memory OF
all present. Cor. A.
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:. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST =.
CLAIM MGAHAN
STORY Is HOAX
WORD RECEIVED FROM DEVILS
LAKE THAT M'GAHAN WILL
NOT TAKE THE WORLD.

Minot, ". D.. April l2.--Devils Lake
people interested in The Devils Lake
World. the new paper OF which Fl ri
Mitchell is editor. say that the report
that l. d. McCsahan as editor Is in the
nature OF a hoax and was published
in The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean for
the purpose of injuring Mr.. Mitchell.
A Devils Lake man today said:
Editor Mitchell, In opposing certain
interests I'm the satanic city has been
a trihe careless In treading on certain
toes. and the story Of his resignation
was started by several gentlemen anx-
ious to see him take up his residences
elsewhere.
''Mr. Mitchell IL getting out spIen-
did paper, which is being widely read.
Believing in the innocence Of Judge
Cowan, however, and therefore de-
Tending him with a virile pen, he has
been compelled to clash with certain
forces and make enemies. In the
language OF the street, these enemies
have started out 60 get Mitchelrs
goat" and clean both him and Judge
Cowan up at the same time"
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MINI. FARMERS
OPPOSE PACT
AN ANTl.REclPRoctTY MEETING
WAS HELD YESTERDAY
WILL MAKE IT'S INFLu.
ENCE FELT.

81. Paul. April 1.-TWO hundred and
nifty Minnesota farmers. opposed to the
Canadian reciprocity. held an indigna-
ton meeting In the old capitol yester-
day. Those present came from every
section Of the state and resolved them
selves into a convention to strongly
oppose and go on, record against the
kind Of reciprocity now proposed In
the treaty before congress.
Harry Feig Of AtwAter, chairmon
and @. r. Moreley or Owatonno, secre-
tary Of the meeting. Senator A. J.
Rockne OF Zumbrota, r. A wilkinson
and Herman Rustad were sent to the
capitol to invite the members Of the
Legislature and state officials to the
convention.
The plan of the convention is to
make the farmers influence at wash
ington felt in tho forthcoming discus
sion on Canadian reciprocity.
Chairman Feig appointed the follow
ing committee TO draft resolutions: =.
III. Lewis, Chippewa; A. w. johnson,
Kandiyohi; 10. A. Wedge, wabasha;
G. r. Whitaker. Washington: N. Bruins,
Renville; #. @. Currier, Freeborn; G.
w. Glotfelter, LIE Sueur; A. III. Conger,
Goodhue; William Arnold, Stearns.
The committee chosen to carry the
conventions protest to congress was
as follows: Thomas ]. Meighan, J. w.
Erickson, w. S. Shilling, ]. F. Larson,
r. L. G. Furgeson, John Breen, George
Kenning, John Dawson and 4. IT.
Ronzen.
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Verona NeMa.

Verona, N. D., April 10.-To The
Forum: Farmers are hustling spring
work.
Lewis Larson from Cakes called ON
several implement dealers Friday and
Saturday.
Indications are for an abundance
of moisture this month.
Cashier w. c. Mowery OF the Farm
ers & Merchants bank was at La
Moure last Saturday on realty matters.
Dean John McKinnon of the La
Moure schools came over last Satur-
day to prepare seed wheat for his
fields In Roland township. Ransom
county. When 1t comes to separating
the wheat from the chaff, John is there
with the goods. He has instructed his
tenants 10 scatter seed early this week.
Mr.. Hempler Of the firm Adams &
Hempler was a county seat visitor
one day last week.
Frank Robinson, formerly Of this
locality, was here last Saturday from
Grand Forks.
Mr.. Mcdonald some time ago had
a large plate glass smashed by an
ebony ball. hurled by an unjudicious
sport. 1t was taken out and q new
one put in by Joseph M. Kahle.
Mr.. Peterson Of Lisbon came over
the other day to visit with his son
and daughters.
Peter s. Gleesing writes from
Stark county that he has pitched his
tent some distance from the Bad
Lands and that his quarter Of land
lis a peach.
The Farmers & Merchants bank has
treated the floors In the lobby and
private Offices to several coats OF oils
and they now glisten like Senegam-
bian's heel.
Members Of the Verona Tennis club
are advised By Bill Huntington. treas
lureT and manager of the same OF the
arrival Of the new supplies, consist
| Ing Of net, balls, raquets, back fence,
ard maker There is a disposition
on the part Of those identified with this
club to get themselves in shape to meet
all corners They have the material
to successfully trim up any force from
the neiEhboring towns.
Considerable well digging liz going
on In and around this place.
James RnBt, residing southeast oi
Verona. suat returned from Indiana
| Mrs. Cora Crum OF LaMoure visited
with Mrs, Uyaas couple Of days
Hast week.
| Marshal Edward Godfrey Ii now the
owner OF Dexter, D fine bay stallion
Let great speed and endurance. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
YOUNG MAN Held
ON THEFT CHARGE

New Leipzig Sentinel: Bound over
to the district court to be tried for
grand larceny was the ruling of Justice
Ewald in case tried here yesterday.
The defendant in the case was John
Jepson, transient young man, who
according to his own testimony started
for the west from nowhere" in the
east. The substance of the testimony
offered was that he had hired a livery
team of G. b. Ballet in New Leipzig
and had failed to return 1t, but had
sold the outfit to Henry Stockdale, the
liveryman of Morristown, for $40. Then
he bought another team and came
back to Leith, and from there by train
to Mott, where he was arrested on a
warrant sworn out by Mr. Ballet. He
was turned over to Sheriff Olson, who
brought him here for hearing.
The case attracted much attention
here and the schoolroom was filled
with people. States Attorney Biting
arrived here from Mandan on the
afternoon train and looked after the
case for the state, and much favorable
comment was heard ON the manner in
which he conducted it.
His demeanor was quiet and reserved
and his treatment of the defendant
was most considerable. He did not
make an argument to the court at all.
One of the witnesses was Mr.. Stock
dale, the man who bought the team.
A feature of the case was the APP
plication of Deputy Sheriff Douglas
of Morristown to get the custody of
the prisoner and take him back to
South Dakota. However, Mr.. Biting
would not hear it,
There was general expression Of re-
gret that so young and able bodied
a man should have got himself thus
in the tolls. The defendant took the
stand also, and disclaimed any knowl-
edge OF the affairs or of the persons
involved.
Jepson was taken to Mandan for
trial, and the case will be watched
with interest by people here
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Homestead, N. d. April S.-To The
Forum: The farmers who had start
ed seeding In March are now getting
a rest while the snow is covering the
country all over.
Lars Larson, who lost his barn, all
his hay and much other property, has
alreaddy erectced a new barn.
Toilet Hanson, who brought some OF
his property here last week and in
tended TO bring his family from Minor
the past week. was snow bound for
a week but will be out here as soon
as the weather settles down.
Ebert Stensrud of Sheyenne and
Miss Clara e. FalIand OF Viking were
married by Rev. Mr.. Ingerhold on
March 81. They have rented farm
southwest OF Colfax, about seven miles,
where they viii establish their home
for the season.
II is probable that the Synod people
Of Barrie may join the Devoe congre-
cation out here and build q church
in the near future, instead of the one
which burned down in the prairie FIRE
March 10.
The following officers were elected
at the annual town meeting at Shey-
years; John r. Johnson, town clerk:
n. Q. Olmlie, treasurer; Fl. c. Gulland,
assessor; N. Ludal, Justice; Einor
Hagen, constable; Ingmar Bjorgan and
III. C. Gulland, overseers
ole Nelson was a Wahpeton visitor
April 8 where he went to see his son,
Newman, who Ii attending the Sci
ence school, but is now suffering from
rheumatic fever at the Breckenridge
hospital. Cor. H.
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YOU JUST SNEEzE IT
ATTORNEY coYLE OF MlNoT
FINDS OUT HOW TO SPELL
a NAME,

Minot Optic The following story is
related by Atty. Door II. Carroll, who
was at Bowbells recently in a matter
In Judge Leighton's court:
Attorney John Coyle called the edi-
tor of The BowbeIls Tribune to the
witness stand and began as follows:
What is your name?'
"B. A. Stefonowicz."
"How do you spell it?"
you don't spell 1t, you sneeze it,
was the reply.
The Bowbells Bulletin is response
BILE for the following astounding in
formation in regard to John Romaine
the new city auditor:
Miss Winnifred owen will be Mr.
Romaine's deputy, instead of his IA
Their In Jaw"
If Winnifred is not going to take
the father in-law job 1t may be thai
the position Is still open.
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s.Year-oId Traveller.

Devils Lake, N. d.. April 12.-About
the youngest traveller in the city Is
Master Louis Serene, the Syear-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs S. T.. Serene. Yes
terday, while atfthe. depot. I'm company
with a little playmate Louis decided
that he wanted to go to Toxic, down
to see Auntie Mills. No. having just
pulled into the depot he climbed on
and made himself at home. 1t was
not very long before he was missed
by his father, and in questioning his
playmate Mr. Serene learned that
Louis had decamped for Toxic, but as
No. was not going that way he wired
the conductor, as the train was at
Leeds getting orders. A search on tho
train located the lost boy, who was as
unconcerned as the very oldest pas
senger. He was taken off the train
and placed in charge of the agent there
and his father went up on No. and
brought the little traveller back. The
little fellow was not worried in the
least and did not seem to think that
he had done anything at all out of the
ordinary. 1t is needless to say that he
will be watched pretty closely for a
few days.
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Horace News.

Horace N. D.. April Ito The
Forum: Jas. Dubord transacted bust
ness at Lisbon Tuesday between trains.
Mrs. G.. w. Martin of Bemidji, Mimi.
spent several days here last week at
the home Of G. Fredrickson.
Messrs. Hanson and Fred Pronovost
attended the Woodman meeting at
Leonard last Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. Johanna Dust
rud, who recently died at LaMoure, ar
rived here Friday evening, and were
taken out to the West Prairie church
where the services were held Monday,
after which the remains were again
brought here to be transported to
Spring Grove, MINI. the former home
Of the deceased, where the interment
viii be made in the family grave yard
Adolph Dustrud accompanied the re-
mains.
The Fargo Bridge & Iron Co. is put
ting in steel bridge across the Shey-
enne at this place to replace the old
wooden structure. The new bridge
when completed will be one Of the
best in the county.
The ladies' aid society held their
meeting at the home of j. @. Nelson
Wednesday. There were also a mum
Der Of gentlemen present who aided
materially in consuming the delicious
products the ladies aid had provided
Halvor Olson, the aged pioneer OF
Horace, sustained quite an injury the
other day when he fell on the side
walk. He is at present confined to
his bed by a fractured thigh bone.
Miss Amundson and the little
daughter Of Rev. Mr.. Adams Of Fargo
were visitors at the Perhus home
from Saturday until Monday evening
Christian Dustrud and wife came
down from LaMoure to attend the
funeral Of the formers mother held
here Monday.
The following were Fargo visitops
last week: N. Halvorsen, Fl. II. Thue
DR.. Chagnon, N. Fl. Johnson. Henry
Nelson, Jos. Dubord, Miss Lena
Lorntzsen, Mrs. Segerlund, Miss Sell
ma Thue and p. N. Hagelund.
Miss Esther Lyokke of Warren, N. D.,
was a visitor here over Sunday.
Mrs j. =. Arntson of Lisbon was
visitor at the Walla home from Sat-
urday until Monday
Mrs. c. A. Peterson of Warren was
caller at the Fred Anderson home
last week. Cor. II.
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osaood Notes.

Osgood, N, D.. April 1O.-To The
Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schotield
were Fargo visitors Saturday.
Johnnie Fredrickson of Horace was
an Osgood visitor Saturday.
Miss Anna Peterson. who is attend
Ing the A. c., spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home here, accompanied
by her friend from Fargo. Miss Sarah
Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs =. r.. Green entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Scho1eld at supper Sat-
urday.
Mrs. John McGregor called on Mrs.
Green and Mrs. FNurnberg Friday aft
ernoon.
The school in district No. Is closed
Friday, and those who graduated from
the eighth grade were Agnes Olsen,
Alice Furnberg and Leroy Loberg.
Mrs. Swanson spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Furnberg, visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schofield enter
tanned In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Green last Sunday.
Miss Johanna johnson left for Ma
pleton on Sunday where she is en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Johnson enter
tanned at o'clock luncheon the follow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-12
MAGIC CITY SITE
MAY Be SELECTED

Minot. N. D., April 12--Minots $780,
600 federal building will be erected on
the Kulas site which was originally
selected by the government at Second
and Reishus streets.
Word to this effect was received to-
day by John E. Greene from United
States District Attorney Engerud, who
received his information direct from
washington.
District Attorney Engerud states
that the government, after looking into
the situation, prefers the original site
selected by the government, and in
structs Mr.. Greene, in the event that
he cannot quiet the title within a
reasonable time, to begin proceedings
to acquire the property by condemna-
ton.
Other Minot residents have receiv-
ed letters from Senator p. j. McCum-
Der. stating that the government had
decided to adhere to the original site
selected.
This indicates that the government
means business. John e. Greene
stated today:
1T will probably take from sixty to
ninety days to clear the title, and
ii may not be necessary to condemn
the property. However, we have been
instructed to condemn in the event
that we cannot quiet the title within
reasonable time"
Congress has appropriated s150,0Ot
for the building and it is thought
that this sum will be available with
in short time, so that IL is possible
that work might be started on the
building by the early fall
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Absaraka, N. D., April 1O.-To The
Forum: Herman Boyce was Cassel-
ton visitor Friday of last wekk.
A, p. Marshall shipped a car load
Of stock to South st. Paul one day
last week.
Nels Nelson, our popular merchant
is spending a few days in Minneapo-
lis on business.
Will Krakow is in charge Of the
blacksmith shop for the coming sea-
son.
Mrs. r. II. Powlison Of Casselton
spent Friday in town visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. G. Hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rand and family
are spending a few weeks with rela-
tives in Minot
Miss Lillian Hanson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Wheat
land.
p. J. McLIaren Of wheatland was In
town one day last week.
Art. ElwelI of Wheatland spent a
day in town the first of the week call
ing on friends.
Mrs. Fred Collins led the Epworth
league Sunday evening in most cred
table manner. Cor A.
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TO TEST CATTLE
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
DIR. GEO. r. REupiGER ARRIVED
AT STATE CAPITAL FROM
GRAND FORKS.

Bismarck. N. D., April 12.-Amone
the arrivals at the state capital Mon
day evening on No. was DIR. G. F.
Reudiger. director Of the public health
laboratory at Grand Forks. DR..
Reudiger came to Bismarck to look
over the branch public health labora-
tory at this station and principally to
see whether or not all the dairy herds
Of the city had been tested for tuber-
cular cattle.
While the seven principal dairies
which supply milk to the capital city
have all taken out license, there has
been no test for tuberculosis in the
cattle as yet. This should be done as
soon as possible, DR.. Reudiger be-
lleves, thus assuring a pure milk sup
ply for Bismarck. Grand Forks has
gotten rid of tubercular cattle. Fargo
and Minot having a clean milk supply,
1t is purely and simply a matter of
protection for the people. Before
the testing is started Mr.. Reudiger be-
Iieves that the city should stand back
of it. All tubercular cattle which are
found should be disposed of.
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JUDGE FISK
TAKES A WIFE

Helena, Mont. April 10. - Judge
Frank e. Fisk Of WaIliston, N d.. and
bride, formerly Miss Olive G.. Bissell
OF Vancouver Wash. are enjoying
their honeymoon at the Alhambra Hot
Springs, a health resort near Helena.
They were married here Saturday by
Rev. Newman Burdick. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. The BRIDE
to-be arrived from the west Friday,
accompanied by her sister, while Judge
Fisk reached here Saturday morning
from Williston. They repaired to the
county clerks office and secured 4
license, then hunted up the minister
who tied the knot. after which the
couple took the train for Alhambrae