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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

Irregular bewei npvcmsnts iehd 70
chronic coRstipatiIn ana nenatlpaged
habit nils the system with iinpusitlcn.
HERRiNE IL a great bowel regulator.
II purlfes the xyaiems vlfallaes the
blood and puts the alsentEvs organs
In iina sinof0iiA condition. Price. &C.
Sold by all dFuwkiela
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
ABOR|GIAE WANTS A
WHITE WIFE
Ishi, Who Has Been Studied
By Scientists AS Last Rem.
nant of Savage Tribes, De.
eides to Perpetuate Race.


san Francisco. cal, Nov s.-lshi.
the aaorisinr. il IN search % a Nifs
white preferred since ais recent
capture IN meunmin wilas Ishi has
been studied BY scientists. but while
on exhibition he has had an oppor-
tuni,y 10 study IN HIS rude way var
ious types IT Women. Yesterday he
announced Ia hls Interpreters his tn
tention 10 b.eonss benedict.
AZ the time ~ hts capture. ishi re-
lated a taie ~ a lonely aborigine wait :
ing In pfiinevai hui fpr his return.
Civilization. however, has affected
isheS love and NJ now socks a white
wife to supplant the dusky mate he
deserved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

Word has been r~ceivea iron. tha
Soldiers Home IA Santa agonlea. Cab.
" the death Vi Peter iodle. a color
80 veteran of the riVii war Who for
inhriy resided m Aibnuusrque-
stodie wns known 80 great many
peopia here. and owned considerable
Albuauerque property. fiiE doatt
was The result Of complaint OF Ions
standing, which took a sudden turn
for thr worse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

Washington, Nov So EFttutatfr
By American sonauis Throughout the
world Of the Number 81 sDo-pouhd
bales Of rofton required 70 auppls
fpreign countries. except Italy and
England for misunderstanding pufp6sfs
before September 4 1915. placed tia
number 81 is.sie,iix.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

There Van ~ regular meeting az
the ciiS teuncll tonIRht % Open the
bids I'm fire euiiipmenf lsresenied ~
apparatus manufacturers About
So viii be expcnded on tho
equipment ~ ~ eNpectaa that the
council win adIourn after this bust
mess has heen trenseeted,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

u am pleased 10 recommend Cham.
81 tialn's Cough Anmedy 40 The besl
thIna know ut and safest remedy for
coushs, colds. and bmnehlhl irouhI@.
wlItea Mrs. Il II. Arnold OF Denver
Colo We have used Il repeatedly and
Il has never failed to give relief
FoF wls ny al awwis's, : 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Women $
Sweaters

That new, Ali-woni sweater
cor sweater Goat ron have he'n
Tiianulns % bus. nsas M uinoWr
he unnsnall, Wide range ~ arr
-i,nwlnn -, ss.sa 90 sio.s0 sAsi,
ls essspsr;e Faase os -szsr. The
a~-orimrni comprises plain ans,
famy wrnsr- ~ several styles,
with o. wltlsout coliarr---sshise,
Grey. Fan a cardinal; al~o
whise srinmed IN contrasting
soiors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

In damp. Chilly weather there 4 al 2
ways q LARGE demand .for hALI.ARp's
SNOW LlNiMENT hecaiise many peo-'
pie who knaw pyiexrerlence IT. sfent
relieving power IN RHEUMATIC aches
ana pains trcnere - npp|y u al tho
nrst twinse. rfltt ste, soc and ti.po'
per battle. Sold by ~ drnpsissa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

There viii be regular review 81
Alamo Hive No I. L. O. r. 49,. al
III q. o. y. hsii a, g;go tomorroN
afternoon,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

FOR sALE- furniture. almost nsw
Cheap. $40 Wesl llazelaine. LIP.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

For the bess saddle horses In the
city call phone No. .. w 4. TrImhie.
lia North second street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

For the best saddle horses ID the
cl.as call phone no q w l.. Trlmhle
~ Noah second Street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

The chlnssc Sispasshes RECEIVED as
san Francisco probably confuse the
situation AZ rekin9 with rebel Spes
cesses elseuherc. Direct dispatches
ssceiyed ~ tho AsSociatea Press from
Picking today make no mention OF any
outbreak at the capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
WESIGARD SAYS
$4,000 ROAD IS
A DISGRACE
Special Agent Of Good Roads
Bureau Calls North Fourth
Street Highway a Shame
and An Outrage.

That The Npfth rduffh street road
out from ihif city upon which the
county commissioners aud the terri
taty expended tle.0oe. was dds
arase and ap outrage. was the state.
ment made today b. A. l.. WestHard,
official pilot Of the American Auto
muhii~ association. who ~ here Nlth
Tho Raymond Whitcoinb caraven Mr.
Wssigsfd usld ahat u WIS useless and
fuslleh SO sspend any more than $500
q piile Scr read o. good a. the one
whNh was built 10 fHct. he stated
that better highway could be- built
for that amount per mile. when gray
- Nae 10 neat ~ II n 10 "a. Aes-
en-, boronghfara Nv weaigArd " q
Fpesasl agent Of the bureau Of good
rocas 10 Washington
a Viii tak~ contract 90 build al
ihe road between here and Algo-
d0nss lte said. ''for ss01 mlie.
and viii make money On "a. toe.
and. honestly al that. There II ab-
fniafely no excuse Cor spending that
sum upon stretch Of road at most
NO more thsn four miles long.
Yesterday when ! was mafooned
upon an ISLAND automobile IN the
middle ~ lake. ! saw tNolonri a-i-
isrn op the hsnh. sitting In his ear.
J called across 90 him Colonel, what
hnb A,tcme ~ that $40. coo" He an.
swtrAd spent IN The usual New
Mexica wss Sow what became
of tT
81 i usi my policy er custom 10
Interfere in local matters. hut that
road itla disaraee An outrage Yon
can spg anything YOU please about Il.
and u YIN al be true You may
quote ne 90 strongly ~ you please.
Tor that road ~ certainly .hgme.'
Mr. Wrannrd SAID thAt ne bellcscd
little helpful afitntlon in rrrard 20
The road would result beneflcialiy.
Ito sutsd that hs eEpec,ed ueNt year
50 riot another cafAvs,n through
herr. psebabb three times as inrHe
~ 50" present one
National fiiasswss Planned.
Mr.. Westward sosa tc,ias InHt u
WAS his idea that people who passed
through here ON thcAe trips and
found that improvements we're beinr
laade would bring more and more
people over this route and tina, IL
naliy. when Il had been sufficiently
Improved. this would become the
most travelled coaat 10 coast auto
mobile route. When this becomes
the case" hs said I'VE viii he able
80 get congress 20 help ns build MAJ
tional highway. aud because thls y
The main Travelled road. this VIII he
the route improved. Just see what
tbpt Will o. lpt iinagucrulic,. ....sl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
REPORTED rALL or
pEkiNc uNvgRIriEp

san Francisco. Cal. NOV. a.--A
cablegram 70 the Chinese Daily pa
per. q newspaper published here. re-.
oeived early today, says Peking was
captured iais Yesterday by tho reyoih.
tlonists after sharp encounter
4 dispatch was received BY the
Chinese Free Prens announcing that
the fall OF Peking had been reported
ln Shanghai but had rot tecn ycrl.
fled. The dispatch stated further
that all the officials OF the city. ia.
Guiding number Of higher officials
Of the Manchu dynasty. had Ned 10
the night. The rebels are sald to be-
10 peacefHl possession sitter a spirit.
ed flehs late yestefiay No further
dctalia are given.
Further dlaaatches from shanshs
10 the Chinese Free Press. say that
Picking fell after twelve hours fsht,
ina. az imperial troops except ths
MnnchufIans soins ever 70 the febe
side. The regent and baby emperor
we're sald 10 have escaped 70 the hot
river, the rest Of the homsrbold com
mitiins suicIde excerpt Priacn Ching
WHO Was captured
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hrti:,,3 2ui. utter TIC
18th tai /


fGl-ttE'.
/
1:ro. C&an.b' IS Sense accon'
.te trHt1 ANA quit trHi,. 10 dc
ln,;a the people; tar YOU say.
=, " let rs tE'n'ne tho
scripture, aAd sec il W CO.!
En0E hC'v cone MI ui,tinnro@
between Jew ana u;.rti.o. -
Again YOU say 'Ihe ARK W s'c
on the m0Antail ana MT il q
gG|ch," Now We do nos lzHUg3 q.
any ono saying t,'&t tie Elk retl,
c1 IL gaish. 'luera ll1> lyo=
uc4 l.ko Clam ors said tna' j.
re ted On the moan ain I}a'
tiliS is net "ilG Hnd veil, Cos
said t - 1t rested GA Ia mot 4.
tains Of Artra+. An1ter mis-.
take in you Bro. Fh"mbcrf.
!>Tt rO% to 'hc @i&:i"ct n -.
Chrln"oi., spoke oi rs.lray: Z.
to (t'"j 1l-D $40 th,oHGa: 81.
sire $ On thA idea ~ tnr peep,
bcing one and ','c:, }Hraro~p g...
Tits We have never linu 10 Il
my: FOR there is ny'hlrg trv,l
than, that lhe :e"pena Hnl =. {,
used the same Language ~ t.cH
could not CT rndorstn1l tat.,
ONE. And III sane nlnA ~il!
undertake TO say Illat tlley we e
the anne people. And tie c1,-
enant With desth 'het I, e ms~.
with tie serHens,i4 " ~ Z TT 1et 4
death TO passonla'l me-. DeA |,
was on the created llan tofnlo
this but it Was not On Tie ms?
Adam until this >ve:asrt >-jl'.
Eve was made, then We lor-a'
death passed On the man A>'#n,
as wei! Us the CT Gated Pc ;,e G..
Bro. Chambers Nol 500 e.2;"
you ara beat OH your usvl :rru
ments. Again Iit.c "a snruc,t
begniIins Eve and trey b cor.
ing urited ia tho covenant T.:
DEATH, so the ISra litcs Gid t. c
planning CT the buil: = L. ii c
lower If Babel md 4 IN D.,
nlcn built it, in this nan3sr ".
coming one people ana 10 so,.tr
ate them because this icing t!.t
forbidden fluit. CD changed
Or ccnfounded TIL 4ir language
giving to the jew, thn Gentil1
and the mingled rcorI,; tic l&r.
guages Hebrew, Cw e'7&Htt' 4atin
Again Bro. Climbers tx
scriptures are night bat yuut
applications are vr"i;g. And
it IS true that your own argue
IN nts prove tljis fact.
Then we arc rcte1cd again t.
Deut. - S. N,:ero th3 ration,
were divided their ia..eoi.5nco
This dividing We gave III,
scriptural proof in our Hrs
Article. Bat il th.s &>s;,1fu..
referred to we fed ;!iar Ep1, ok
not oIly divide tue is t f III,
'Gentiles hut, God Sc. ylr,t.,} II,
sons of Adam. Gou IA ~
want the man AGaul'.s rll;l.Ig2:
mingling with the GeAji IS
therefore, lie seporotel then
and set the bounds Of The pcopla
the Gentle nations, anl 10
tAe c]lil]ran Ct ADAM ca. l,pr,
brother you can see ,oNr mis-
take gain.
This is in arswerlO he 1tIot)
er's tovmer statsmerr, amt NJ
What lie has in this weeks Art.
&C. A. Simoas.
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VaRACnUZ ITO.

last lettef referred you to Israe;>
blindness, which will rcmait
with them with them. (h0m, /.
~ until the Iulness Of the Gan
tiles be come in (Ac.s Is Il ii /.
16,) James answered saying
Men and brethren, hearlien unit
me, S,meOn hath declared how
God at the first did visit tic Cen
lilies to take out Of them a plop.t
for his name. And TO tbs a4rt {
the Words Of the prophets. a.
it Is written. .nus q III All
ter this | will return TO Isyae'
and w,ll build aga.u the 1aoerla
Gle Of David y hicil IS fallen down
There are thlce ktr mduns
promised il: the Billie, tie first
was promised to AolahanundAts
seed. t'vn. II s And I y Ill give
unto thee, and 10 thy seed ;tttcl
thee, the Land wherein t:.0u art q
stranger, all the lard Of Canaan
for an eyerlasiin possession:
and | will be their Coo But
Abraham and his seed have noy
possessed tie land yet, but have
obtained a good repo"p. 3.eo. II
1 VS.. by faith Abel offered unto
God a more excellent sacrifice
than Cain by which he obtained
witness That he was righteous,
God testifying of his gifts.
There Was Abel, Euoch, and
Noah, We do rot knew what was
promised them III the future.
But the promise to Abraham
and his seed was the land of
Canaan. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob
Josep, Moses and 81 lot of others.
(See verse II. 49, died not having
received the promise.
Now read On to verse 80 10. And
these all haveing obtained a good
report Oh, ough faith, received
not the promise God having pro.
vided some better thing Tor W.
Ohe Us here is the ones called
and chosen in this age } that
they without US should not be
made perfect.
Thus when God brings The Is.
laellses out Of their graves and
places them in their land then
they will have received tbei.
kingdom.
So we see that these were only
earthly promis es given to the
Jews as a nation. But when
Christ came, to as many Of the
Jews as received him, he gave
them power to become the sons
Of God. Jno. 1 IT,. So after hav
ing selected The sons Of Cod
from among them. Phil. 8 IL, il
is called TIC high calling of Gc(
in Chris Jesus. In Heb. 8 1:th(
heavenly calling SO we see vh5
in Heb. II 40. it is. God havin.
provided some batter thing (tha'
is heavenly for rs. And whil{
1t IS better it also requires ;
higher standard of living to at
tain to. Now 90 with US to Gen
Is %, And the Lord said untt
her TWO nations are in thy " ON b
and two manner Of people shall
be separated from thy bowels
and the one people shall bt
stronger than tie people, ant
the elder shall serve tic younger
e. j. Chambers.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-03
THE CRECSET
BRUsHIKNOB MO.
LOCAL LORE.

LOCAL LORE.
Our paper is small this week
Old Bro. MILLER took Dime,
with the Ed, On last Sunday.
-Jes Workman of Ga, dner i,
visiting relatives here this week
Will Reed of Vera Cruze was 6
Brushylnob caller Monday.
Mrs. Huffman has been visit
ing the past week with her
daughter Mrs. H. J. Rice.
-W. Seal and familyreturned
Monday from a weeks stay in
Oza~k County.
! y
1annes Stark and family re-
nea.to Douglass County and
Brusbyknob Sunday, after an
extended stay in North west Mo.
BRO, Allen Page and wife ana
Elder Nyant took dinner with
Bro. Samuel Merits on last
Sunday.
FComo to the Colony to get your
BlacEsmithing. your Milling of
Corn for meal, and last but not
least to get your Printing done,
We understand that Mackey
James is talking sometimes of
leaving US, but we trust that he
will give up all such ideas, and
forever make his home with us.
The two Mr.. Harriscs of Mans
field was at the Colony day or
two last week getting their bug
gle repaired, and they two went
away rejoicing. Both men are
strocg Socialists and are good
workman at their profession
The Church house at the JAZZ
Vile Colony is under Roadway,
will be completed before grea,
while, when all churches will
have the privilege of preaching
The Colony and Judge Baker
and Bro. Viles has made good
road from the County road at
n the corner of Judge Baker
farm up past the Colony: Wagons
II can now travel the road pleasant
ly,
4. There was two ine meetings
at the Colony on last Sunday,
large crowds at both meetings,
a Rev. Comstock preached q tire
sermon at il o'clock and the Ed.
i preached at t o'clock, God 8
#children will worship to gether.
We must say to the readers OF
1.-THE CREssET, that when our life
land character.i is assailed, do not
glook for retaliation in SLAM
Tderous manner, we have not
time for that.
The Gross Brothers from near
NOlatha came over last Monday
and took home a fine new wagon
3 made by the Colony Ia k
smiths, the Gross Brothers knew
III where they get good and honest
N work done. People come 10 Tie
Colony if you want good work
q, done.
Rosner and wife of Kan
M sas arrived at the Colony on last
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-03
(To Be Con tinuel.)
LOOK HERE.
A WONDERFUL SAYING.

you want moue7 to Store at Brusbylznob
have just lot Of SHOES unsurpassed in quality
and we sell you Price cheap by in County
Store Come anG try us, nd examine large Stock OF
Shoes just received and other sooa in proportion, before
,,orc} asinp elsewhere G. G. PARIS.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-03

Frank Letter made q flying
trip to Olathe last Thursday.
j. H. McMurtry County As.
SCISSOR was taking lists in this
neighb4rhood last week.
Nathan Atkinson and his sor
Tommy passed thru town last
Thursday.
Aunt Celia Smith returned
t"lday from an extended visit tt
North Missouri.
Lea HaIford who has beer
working near Hammond Kan
returned home Sat.
l-Wm. SWerngin and wife took
dinner with Bro John States on
| last Sunday.
John Haynes from Wilson
Hollow was 4 business deer at
the Knob Monday.
Marion Goats was at Norwood
two days last week having dental
work done.
Richard Page returned home
Sunday from North Missouri
where he has been working the
summer.
Mr.. Mcintosh of Oklahoma
came in Sunday for visit among
old friend and relatives in Doug
las county.
- Logan Coats has Keen appoint
ed assistant Postmaster to fiji
vacancy caused by removal of
Miss Viola Coats to Oklahoma,
Three of Mr., Kings girls took
dinner with the Colony people
on last Sunday. The girls are
of one of the lest of families.
Mrs. Bessie I.efer aud child,
rem arc visiting relatives at IdL-
mea this week leaving Frank to
batch.
IL. NJ Jordan selling Old Hll-
side and Booster Twist Tobacco
for AXton-Fisher Tobacco Co.
was at the Knob Fridav.
Henry Famsworth with the
~A' y
Min. Grove Grocer Co. made his
regular trip to Brushyknob last
Friday.
Mrs. Margret Riley has been
on the sick list the past week
but is reported better at this
writing. Monday.
We understand t,1at j. f,
Coats is going to build q new
house on his farm north of tie
,, store we are glad to hear of t, G
improvement.
A certain drummer represe n.
ing the Sutherland Medicine Co
OF Peduean Ky. was in town las,
Friday. His name was Town
send but he was a funny fellow
and gave his name as Percy
Belowsky, Rathercute Eli?
MIR Butts of the Sprinefe
Grocer Company and Mr.. Nc.
M lligan representing the ]. L.
Walker Tobacco Company W ere
transacting business with Mr.
Paris Monday.
There was basket dinner at
the Brushyknob school house on
last Sunday. By the Missionary
Baptist, We trust they had a fire
time. We had no reporter or We
would have given a more definite
report.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27

would be Industrious workers, but who
could not afford to come to this section
of the country and buy high priced
land. In cases of worthy families, 2 or
three acres of ground could be allotted
in connection with the free use of
the house, and the product Of the land
would be free to the tenant, Mr.. Lee
suggests. To create greater interest in
the community, Mr. Lee also suggests
that the tenant or renter be allowed
to purchase the land on easy payments.
One OF the greatest difficulties in the
way of promoting dairying and the ex-
tensive cultivation of the land is the
lack of cheap and industrious help
Mr.. Lees idea would completely solve
the problem, and would do more in two
years to double the population of the
county, it is claimed, than twenty years
of work among the ordinary lines of
booming.
1t is stated by we'll informed farm
ers that there are literally scores of
families who would be willing to work
for the winter for little more than
living, if they could be assured homes
on farms in Barnes county. One far
mer recently advertised for man and
wife and received thirty answers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27

Great harrington, Mass.-Miss Isa-
bel Curtis, a wealthy society woman,
of Boston, who is staying at the wills
inn, Stockbridge, has sawed two cords
Of. wood in three weeks just for exer-
else. She chopped the wood in one
of the forests near Stockbridge last
winter She says she can chop down
a tree as quickly as man. Miss Cur
tbs frequently takes long walks, going
from Lenox to Stockbridge and back
On a forenoon. twelve-mile trip
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
roman 0TY1ee,

The Romans were builders Of such
high type that even today, in the age
of concrete, We shall not build struc-
lures that will outlast the work of the
Romans nor surpass them in architec-
tural beauty Their great buildings
still withstand the ravages of time
and are still the chief architectural
wonders of the world. We have not
yet learned how to build both perma-
nently and beautifully. Even where
we find Individual beauty we do not
attain the city beautiful.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
BURNS HERSELF
AND CHILDREN
Insane Woman Starts Fire After
Locking Doors and Windows
of her home

The bodies of Mrs. Axel Johnson and
six children who were burned in a
farm residence eight miles from Brad
dock, Monday, have been prepared for
burial. ~ ii. ~
The bodies were so completely ere:
mated that Identification was impossi-
BILE. The belief still prevails that Mrs.
johnson locked the doors. and win:
dows and then started fire with the in.
tention of killing the entire family.
Mr.. Johnson who was working in the
field at the time of the fire is pros
trated and can ascertain no other mo-
tive for the deed than temporary in
sanity. -; f.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
WOULD DOUBLE
THE POPULATION
Valley City Commercial Club To
Start Novel Scheme of
Colonization

To make two families grow where
one grew" is the aim of the Valley
City Commercial club.
c. J. Lee of Valley City, has outlined
a colonization scheme that will prob.
ably be taken up by the Commercial
club Immediately and campaign for
building up the population of Barnes
county in a short time with but little
cost will be organized.
1t is Mr.. Lees idea to start a gen.
eral advertising campaign which would
I'LL vacant houses in Barnes county
with families from the east who who
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
TAxIcAB SERVICE.

When In Grand Forks call Dakota
Auto Company for taxicab or livery
car service. We make a speciality OF
livery and taxicab work Careful,
gentlemanly drivers, comfortable cars
Phone 107 both phones.
4th and Bruce Ave.
Grand Forks.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
Eeriin to Improve Itself.

The municipality of Berlin has pre-
pared plans for the expenditure of
about sS0,000,00o on municipal i'm.
provements, including gas, water and
drainage extension and Improvement,
canaIization. an underground railway
and street improvements with the
creation of open spaces.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
COURT STARTS
NOVEMBER Il. IA
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn For
First Term in Two 4 + 5.
a Years ~

DQStr1CL court Will convene In Dew
lis Lake, November IA. This will be
the first jury term held here in two
years. The work of drawing a grand
and petit jury was completed Wed.
nesday morning. p.
The Grand Jurors. s' ~.
The following is list of names of
persons drawn to serve as grand jur-
ors to report November 18th, 1911 at
2 o'clock p. NJ: %2.T
Matt Viger, Lawton.
Gus Garske, Webster. 49, ~
J. E. Baker, Morris.
T. E. Moore, Lake.
c. H. Weed, Grand Harbor.
Chas. Peterson, Lake.
John Ivesdal, Prospect.
G. M. Langton, Lawton.
A. N. Haugen, Mortified.
E. R. Burt, Hope.
M. Colebank, Newbre.
E. T. Nelson, 1866.
Jess Penge1ly, Fancher.
Ole Eidsness, Lillehoff.
Sam T. Erickstad, Sullivan.
VIM. Passow, Coulee.
H. P. Minnette, Freshwater.
John Myrvik, Highland.
Erick Reswick, Bartlett.
E. B. Hartman, Sullivan.
c. E. Wood, Stevens.
John Marshall, Devils Lake.
Louis Bernstein, Prospect.
Petit Jurors.
List of names of persons drawn to
serve as petit jurors for the November
term of the district court, to report
November 18th, 1911, at 2 o'clock p.
m:
Thos. Lonnevik, Morris.
Oscar Funk, Noonan.
E. Engebretson, Devils Lake.
Robt. Wallace, Sullivan.
F. P. Olds, Stevens.
Ed. Olson, Cleveland.
Henry NJ White, Cleveland.
Victor e. Lagerstad, Mortified.
NJ. W. Revis, Royal.
Throm Anderson, Devils Lake.
Martin Sagen, Triumph.
Ernest Kline, Dry Lake.
Emmerson Wood, Ontario.
George Graham, Overland.
Anton T. Myron, Grand Harbor.
J. B. Byberg, Highland.
A. T. Hidden, Starkweather.
Alois Wolfe, Ontario.
Casper Skratass, Devils Lake.
Lambert Rutten, Odessa.
Fred Hanke, Coulee.
Albert Anderson, Bartlett.
Nels A. Halgren, Minnewaukan.
VIM. Redmond, Devils Lake.
John Hoistad, DeGroat.
Thos. L. Briggs, Overland.
H. M. Hanson, DeGroat. ~
John Johnson, Lillehoff.
Andrew Moen, Prospect.
L. I. Erickson, Sullivan.