davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-01
DISTRITO DE LAJAS

Ell % del actual declar0se un incendio
en- terrenos de don Ignacio Rodriguez,
quemandose como dos cuerdas de caiia.
Ell incendio fue producido por la loco
motora n1mero AZ de un tren de mer-
canclas
El mismo dla, la fuerza del distrito
|sorprendio una jugada a 10 prohibido,
con barajas, arrestando cuatro indivi-
duos.
DISTRITO DE PONCE
Durante la fiesta, la fuerza del distri-
to sorpendi6 dos jugadas de "monte' -
y una de "chapas', arrestando Is indi-
viduos.
DISTRInO DE AIBONITO
Ell 25 del actual, la fuerza del distrito
sorprendi6 una jugada de "monte'', de-
nuncia1do cinco jugadores
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11

6667. Thos. r. Jones, Bismarck.
6671. H. Dobler. Bismarck.
1913, NJ. G. Ryan, Garrison.
1914, Aug. V. Johnson, Washburn.
1915, Tom Thorbjornsen, Leeds.
5677, w. A. Keudt. Gaskille.
5679. Knute Anderson, Minot.
56S1. H. E. Sheard, Cathay.
1852. Jos. Schneider, Bismarck.
$3.50, Eric w. Person, Bismarck.
1854, Sanborn B. Neils, Dawson.
$685.. John T. Scheida, Darlington.
1856. Jacob n. Johnson. Bismarck.
b6S7, Frank Akin. Portal.
6691, F. c. Uton, Minot.
5sss, P. J; kerngan. Harvey.
569S, D. Prentice, Wilton.
SOL, o. A. Teschner, Minot.
SOP. Eli B. Milton. Minot.
57O4, A. c. Dezard. Minot.
SOS. Geo. NJ. Broderson, Buxton.
57O7, NJ. I. Barger. Linton.
51OS, c. j. Reynold, Grand Forks.
5711, c. J.. Stickney. New Rockford.
5715. A. Skogomo, Manfred.
SIG, Karl Person. New Rockford.
5717. F. l.. Gill, Portal.
al1S, Aug. Reich, Washburn.
500, Chas. Langridge, Velva.
1921, Anthony Minch. Garrison.
5122. a. Z. Neil. Palermo.
1923. Hugh X. Hamilton. Bottineau.
1924. Geo. Olson. Cooperstown.
5726, Ray X. Hamilton, Bisbee.
1927. Laura F.. Bauley, Montpelier.
1929. Ole Christensen, Rugby.
5731, Frank Barnes. Bismarck.
1888, Iver X. Welhen, Sheyenne.
1874. Harvey E. Fox. Thorne.
57S7. Thilda Thompson. Thompson.
57SS, S. W. Teal. Tagus.
67S9, o. D. Shock, Rolette.
$40, ]. Macalees, Fargo.
5145. f. T. Taylor, Williston.
5746. NJ. Henteer. Conway.
5747, Jesse Watson. Dies Laos.
$3.50. Herman f. Schalz. Balfour.
5SOS. John G. Little. Bowden.
6S04, c. E. Dunn, Niobe.
5S06, r. L. Butts, Eckman.
. $500, Anna Niuuist, kenmare.
5S0S. Christ Stuhr. Minot.
$500. III. c. Dahl. Kenmare.
$50. II. Is. Well. Turtle Lake.
SSH. j. S. Hagen. Lorraine.
1913. Albert Symons. Devils Lake.
5S14, liver Oien, Pekin.
5S15. Miss L. Locke. Fargo.
SSH. U. N. Abrahamson. Manfred.
5S19. CASHIER Christensen, Fargo.
$500. Geo. Fix. Sawyer.
1921, Peter Barry. Aneta.
5S22. w. c. Budk. Sherwood.
oS-fs ~ I'ui Nhlilol.
5S27, w. A. Nyeke. Plaza.
5S2S. l.. D. Brook, Grand Forks.
$500. Herman Resberg. Dickinson,
$3.50. NJ. j. Lutaan. Melville.
$500, j. f. Little. Wyndmere.
1888. Richard Schroer. jamestown.
5S34. Thos. Blake. Ramsay.
1856, f. Taylor. Bismarck. .
5S%7. j. N. Rudolph. Valley City.
5S3S. Christine NJ. Lagerstrom. VAL
~ City
$3.50. Louis Peterson. Ryder.
5S41, VIM. Luke. Bismarck.
5S42. c. c. Brudesseth. Hamar.
5S43. Allen Madison. Palermo.
5S44. Geo. Wiebl. Kniferiver.
5S45. Murray Smell, Anamoose.
5S46. Henry Bebee. Fargo.
5S4S. John a. Foley. Monanso.
5S49. Miss Julia Qualy. Sheyenne.
1851. Everett c. Bales. Ryder.
$3.50. Austin Johnson. Surrey.
5S47, Hattie Locthowe. Minot.
$3.50. w. NJ. H. Graft. Grand Forks.
1857. Andrew c. Nelson. Fingal.
5S5S. H. H. Palmer. Fessenden.
$3.50, n. E. Anderson, Antler.
1851. S. F. Holden. Nelva.
$3.50. ]. w. Taylor. Dickinson.
1868. Frank l.. Rarindon. Ryder.
1854, Aug. E. Huber. Dogden.
1865. Martin A. Hogsaug, Devils
axe.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
BARRIERS
ARE COMING
TO CITY
Gentry Brothers Have Troupe
of Traied Simian Wielders
of Shears and Razor

The only monkey BARRIERS in the
world are coming to Grand Forks
next Wednesday when Gentry Broth
ers all new feature shows will give
two performances in this city. These
monkeys are trained to enact scenes
common in a barber shop. The COM
ical situations which develop as q
result Of monkey nature are indeed
laughable.
When the barber shop opens an
"old gentleman" monkey, in all dig
nifty, walks in. He takes his seat In
q chair and tells the monkey barber
he wants a shave. After placing the
towel at his throat the barber decides
he needs q hair cut.
In the difference Of opinion which
follows the monkey barber gets angry.
He fills the patrons mouth full of
soap suds. Then he catches up an
enormous pair Of shears, and the dam
age he would do is checked by the
timely arrival of q trainer.
This monkey barber shop is a
most amusing presentation of animal
nature. It Is, however, only n of
scores Of unique displays which Cen
try Brothers all new feature shows
offer this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
GETS new TRIAL ON
ERROR Of JUDGE
IN CHARGE
Told Jury to Disregard Pleas
Of the Attorneys and Case
Will Be Reviewed

The fact that Judge A. G. Burr Of
the Bottineau county district court
instructed the jury In the famous
Amelia Zilke VS.. ]. A. johnson NAL
practice suit to disregard the argu-
ments made by counsel is the fOunda-
ton on which the supreme court of
the state ordered, in a decision hand
ed down Saturday afternoon, the re-
versal of the trial courts verdict
which was in favor Of the defendant.
1t is held by the supreme court
that, following the rule laid down in
the case OF the state against Gutter
man. N. D.. 1913. N. W., 307. that the
giving Of instructions to disregard
statements Of counsel in argument
constitutes reversible error.
III. during the heat Of the argu-
ment, any Of the counsel may have
made any statement to you Of what
they consider to be the testimony and
the evidence In this case" Judge
Burr instructed the jury. lit should
be eliminated from your minds and
you should disregard such statement
OF counsel. and you are the sole
Judges of the testimony yourselves.
The counsel on both sides have been
permitted to assist in presenting the
iacs and circumstances of the case
10 you but any statement or opinion
advanced by them should be disre-
garded entirely and you are to try
this matter herein from the evidence
introduced and from the instructions
OF the court"
Rulings of the court on all other
points that we're raised nv the an.
pellant and plaintiff were in favor Of
the defendant. The action was based
on the alleged fact that in an opera
ton performed on the plaintiff, the
DEFENDANT had allowed a small piece
OF gauze to remain in the wound.
It is ruled by the supreme court
that the trial courts ruling that in
the event the gauze had been left in
the wound. then the defendant is IL
able. 1t appearing that the case was
tried on that theory. the sole issue
being whether such alleged fact oc-
CURED.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
SUGAR PRICES ARE SOARING
Grand Forks Housewife Receives
Twelve Pounds for DOllar-In.
dicatiOns for Further Advances,

Grand Forks sugar consumers are
securing only twelve pounds of that
commodity for 81 today, and the in
dications r that within a short
time they will be paying an even
higher price. BY the hundreds,
pounds. sugar comes at $3.50.
It is because Of the failure of the
European sugar beet crop that the
prevailing prices have been higher.
Heavy handlers of sugar in New York
have boosted the prices from ten to
twenty-five points.
In Grand Forks, since a week ago,
the market price has increased thirty
cents. The average price Of sugar on
the Grand Forks market is 6 IA to
6 1-2 cents a pound.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
0"CT0GENAR|AN HAD BAD FALL
Woman From Brenna Township, vis.
itng Daughter, Victim Of Acct.
dent-Received Bad Bruises. !

Mrs. Oscar Berg Of Brenna town.
ship. who was severely bruised FRI
day evening is reported getting along
nicely. Mrs. Berg was visiting her
son. 7. Berg Of 626 Fourth avenue
She was on the back porch when she
lost her balance and fell oil, striking
the ground with considerable force.
She 10 "a years old and her advanced
age made the fall quite serious. She
was taken to the Deaconess hospital
where 1t was found that she wal con-
siderably bruised but had no bones
broken. Mrs. Berg is q mother Of
Mrs. Ole Brenna Of Brenna township.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
CHEATING CHARGE IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR
STAbb|NG
Victim Of Negroes Knife in q
Devils Lake Hospital and
Death May Result
CUT AFTER LAYING
o w A PAIR OF ACES
colored Man, Struck by Chair.
Retaliates With Knife
Chase Exciting
CUT AFTER LAYING
DOWN A PAIR OF ACES

Accusing his card game oppouent
WIN cheating when the latter laid
ooWn q pair Of aces against a patr Of
queens. and following his accusation
Dy q blow dealt with q chair an the
weapon. brought Halle Langhon. SUM-
posedly Of Fargo, within range Of a
skniie Welded In q murderous manner
Dy the attacked man, colored, and In
the melee Langhoff received one
wound In the abdomen 90 extensive
tnat the 1ntestines were exposed.
whlle q second wound Of q less seri-
GUS nature was also sustained. La
kota was the scene Of the affair Sat-
0rday afternoon at 4:15 O'Clock. and
the negro Is in Jail In that city while
Langhoh is In Mercy hospital at Devils
Lake.
Pushed From Train.
After the stabbing the negro at
tempted to board train No. 6, Just pull
Ing out, but In this he was unsuccess-
9ul. Men in pursuit called to A. M.
Green. who CHANGED to be on the steps
OF the smoking car, not to let the
negro aboard, and when the fleeing
man tried to crawl on, he was kicked
OF by Green. The latter Is in Grand
Forks, coming through Saturday even
ing. and is registered at the New
York restaurant.
Previous to his experience with
Green, the negro had attempted to
board the engine tender, but he was
there met by the engine crew and re-
ceived a pail full Of water.
When he met up with Green, the
negro's clothes we're soaked with wa
Tor ond hA ntf0I 0o~NfnN In h{o hn~N -
knife, supposedly the one used in the
stabbing. He said nothing to Green
when the latter pushed him of, and
did not attempt to defend himself.
Retaliates With Knife.
The men had been playing cards
during the afternoon and the fight
occurred in a room just of from the
one in which the game had been go
ing on. Langhoff had struck the
negro with the chair and had gone
into the other room, being followed
there by the colored man and was as
sailed.
Langhoff's condition is SO serious
that the authorities have not ar
raigned the prisoner as yet, and will
delay lodging a formal complaint
against him until such a time az 1T
a be definitely ascertained whether
or not the victim will recover. Doubt
on that score is expressed at the hos
pital.
The most serious stab wound is
about eight inches long, while the
other is only about two inches long,
being Of a slashing nature. Langhoff
was removed to Devils Lake Saturday
night on No. 2 Of the Great Northern.
It is expected that the colored man
will be brought to the Grand Forks
county Jail for safe keeping within a
day or two.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
LATE SUCCESSFUL HOLD
ERS Of LUCKY CLAIM MI.
MIXERS BERTH0LD
Continued from Page g.
Frank switter. Minot.
Gertrude Sandiek, Plaza.
Elias Weightman, Minot.
John p. O'Leary, Minot.

623S. Frank Switter. Minot
b240. Gertrude Sandiek, Plaza.
6241. Elias Weightman, Minot.
5242. John p. O'Leary, Minot.
6243. A. H. Keaver, Omemee.
6244, Janet Adam, Tower City.
MA oSPzu cd mz6uS- ga SH HR
b245. Ole Holien, Harvey.
6246, Christian Ostad, Edmore,
6247, Myrtle E. Settee, Bismarck.
5249, Ward Preston, Bismarck.
6250, Elma jefferson, Casselton.
5251, ]. w. Nichols, Sheyenne.
6265. G. White, Bismarck.
1858. Gus Muller, McClusky.
5254' u A. McLane. Kenmare.
6256, ]. H. Arthur, Rolette.
1886, M. Breen, Wolford.
5267. Margie Lass. Valley City.
1888, Eugene Bean, Mandan.
$3.50. Paul Williams, Brinsmade.
$3.50, Peter Setter, Northwood.
1858, s. c. Watson, Minot.
1855. Bert y. Baker, Glenburn.
8 Mrs. Katie Meth. F~essenden.
$3.50. ]. Hardy, Maxbass.
500, Ole Anderson, Palmer.
6273. Arthur Anderson, Valley City.
1914, o. Brooten, Harvey.
6279, Oscar Barsness, Sanborn.
$3.50, A. ]. Ferney, Crosby.
1921, A. T. Kenady, Lehr. Agt. Is
adore E. Geidt. Lehr.
oI6I, ado Getdt, Lehr.
$3.50. A. F. Zeegenhcagel, Lehr.
62S6. Amanda R%ohwedger, Burling-
ton.
1888. Henry M. Heggeh. Berger.
$3.50, W. I. McCahren, Penn.
1921. Andrew Solga. Leeds.
1922, Albert Munson. Berthold.
1922, Herbert c. Hurd, Rugby.
1924, Elof Larsen, Brinsmade.
1926, Axel Rasmussen, Enderlin.
1926. Chas. Milleke, Penn.
5298, W. E. Burhans, Dickinson.
$500, L. D. Pate. Jud.
1901. ". +. Frentzel, Fargo.
5000. d. R. Collinge. williston.
5305, Olive Grobel, Edmore.
1904. A. G. Smith, Velva.
5000, Ed. Mining, Fessenden.
1913, Andrew Munson, Bismarck.
1918. John x. Sveen, Minot.
1916, G. H. Peterson. Valley City.
6317, Chas. M. Johnson, Penn.
1913. Fred Strohamier. Maxwell.
1919, Lewis Gulbransen. Upham.
$500. E. r. Silkner. Minot.
1921, E. H. Howe. Devils Lake.
1923, Leona NJ. Skjod. Mandan. J
1924, ]. A. Louderback, Minot.
1927. Hilma Fossom, Minot.
1928. P. w. Eddy, jamestown. Agt. |
Geo. s. Adams. Bismarck.
$3.50, Segurd Peterson, Cakes.
1891, Clara Hunnewell, Burlington.
1895, H. w. Tackaberry. James,
town.
1896. Mabel c. Miller, Norwich.
1897, Walter H. Long. Jessie.
1898, Jake Hunt. Leeds.
1893, H. Kittelson, Minot.
6342. Aug. Braz. Leeds.
6344, L. w. Mclean, Bismarck.
5345, Tinness Godsal. Rugby.
6346. Rob. B. Hamilton, B%ottineau. |
5347. Maybelle L. Holt, Palermo.
534S. Josehh c. Hines. Doyon.
$3.50. Hattie E. Cowles. Minot.
1851. Ernest A. Anderson. Minot.
1852. N. L. Nagelvod. Starkweather.
1858. Duane Clapp, Devils Lake.
1884, Ed. Paulson, kloten.
1855, H. ]. Naegeh. Fairdale.
1856. ]. r. Kemper. Mandan.
1857. Otto r.. Olson. Norwich.
$3.50. ]. H. Meiners. Flaxton.
1851, S. c.. Barnes. Bismarck.
1862. Pat McCaferty. Mandan.
1868. Albert p. Williams. Stanton.
1864, Oliver s. Gorder. Carbury.
5365. Jack Kielty, Overly.
1867. Jessie Grady. Des Laos.
1868. Henry Goenen. Plaza.
1871. Albert Sletton. Hannaford.
1872. 8. B. Tony. Mandan.
1913. Ingrebt Nybakken, Minot
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
ARE 1853 MORE CHILDREN
School Census Of the State Shows
Such Gain For Year-M0rt0n
Had Largest Increase

The total school census of the state
announced by Superintendent of Pub
Tic Instruction E. ]. Taylor Is 1853, 1854,
an increase Of 3,169 over a year ago.
Morton county made the greatest gain,
the increase in that county being '623.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11
AUTOMOBILE IS DESTROYED
Machine Burned Up When Overturned
Into Ditch-Gasoline Pipe Break
Spread Blaze

skidding into a ditch that proved
to be too deep. an Oakland-40 automo-
bile owned by H. A. Helgeson of the
Great Western bank at Osnabrock
was destroyed by fire in that city Sat
urday afternoon. The machine turn
ed completely i've in the ditch, q
gasoline pipe breaking and the fire
resulting 500 consumed the automo-
bile. The car was valued at $1,75O.
Mr.. Helgeson was in the machine
with an Illinois land seeker at the
time, but they both jumped and escap-
ed without injury.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11

From the fact that he fell sick in
Boston. it is inferred that beans don't
agree with Admiral Togo. He should
stick to a plain diet of rice and birds
nests.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11

1916, Thos. Hanlon, Bismarck. Agt.
Ed. M. Boyles, Minot.
1913, Martin Rimestad, Hampden.
1919. Olaf Lund, eEsmond.
$3.50. o. J. Olson, Berthold.
1881. Nathan E. Lamb. Minot.
1882, Joe Putt, Martin.
1888. A. p. Melberg, Barlow.
1884, Ole johnson, ST., Thompson,
1886. James Raymond Perry, Far
go. Agt. B.. R. Cole. Minot.
1886, Ed. Morris, Bismarck.
1888, F. II. Eysebnbeis, Ashley.
$3.50, N. s. Berger, Bergen.
1891. r. w. Lloyd, Hansboro.
1892, ]. H. Sriggs, Bismarck.
1898, D. Bowman. Ryder.
$685., Mrs. p. E.. Paulson, Flasher.
1896, P. Kopperdale, Grand Forks.
1897, G. Askegaard. Nickson.
6399, Olaf Bjorlyks, Petersburg.
$500. NJ. Scramstad, Wyndmere.
6405. Sofus Estuold, Heimdal.
64O4. Hilda knutsen, Bismarck.
6406, John w. White, Grand Forks.
5407. Thos. Hanwell. Wilton.
54OS, John E. Leland, Galchutt.
5410, Halver Kravik, Valley City.
6412. Ole Sunderson, Christine.
5415. Helmer Peterson. Martin.
5416. Ed. Lanmerk, Sherwood.
5418, Theo. p. Park, Glenburn.
6419. Margaret Quigley. Minot.
1920, E. A. Griffin, Maxbass.
6421. A. T. Fortney. Bowden.
5425, Glen r. Brainerd, Hebron.
5426, Fred Roster. Palermo.
1929, g. F.. Peterson, Braddock.
6432. Alois Philides, Strassburg.
6435, G. v. Brooks, Fargo.
643s, Miss Dareen Kaswel. Minot.
5441, c. II. Olson, Williston.
SAB, Halver T. Stensland, Hunter.
5444. Theo. Mckee. Hunter.
6445, Andrew Swenson, Velva.
5446, Paul Wakenhut, jamestown,
5449, Matt Connors, Velva.
6451. r. L. jacobson, Maddox.
5452. Orrin F. Trace. Minor.
q 5453. w. NJ. Atayman. Minot.
5455. j. E.. Mattison. jamestown.
Agt. Mrs. Edna Bass, Bismarck.
5456, Chas. Almy, Minot.
5459, Syver Hoff. Palomo.
5461. Mrs. F. A. Rhea, Minot.
5463, Sallie L. Harnes. Des Laos.
5464, Arnt F. Brattley. Bismarck.
5465. w. NJ. Clarke, New Salem.
5467, John hurry, Omemee.
546S, Mrs. Ernest o. Ellsworth, 1
Cakes.
5471, Peter Wagner. Mandan.
5474, E. H. Johnson, Plaza.
54T6. L.. Vansickle, Ryder.
647S, F. S. Miller. Anamoose.
6479. Bernard Gagen. Minot.
64S2, John Eisenbeiz. Ashley.
54S3. r. E. Young. Kuroki.
5485. Gertrude Field. Des Laos.
54S9, Mrs. G. p. Milde, Kenmare.
6493. w. J. Campbell. Dawson.
5494, Otto kober. Devils Lake.
5496, Florence Cook, Cleveland.
549S. C. ]. Snuff, jamestown.
6499. Chas. Lee. Daisey.
$500, Carl Anderson. Berthold.
1901. w. Jones. Ryder.
$500, w. L. Paul. Sather.
5505. Robt. Wilbur, Benedict.
$500, Nellie P. Rose, Minot.
550S. Dan Romblan. Tolley.
$500. Chas. j. Juno. Staples.
6512, Andrew Pfefe, Anamoose.
5513, A. p. MCDONNELL. Valley City.
5514. D. B. Shelley. Minot.
b515, H. H. Howard. Mohall.
551S. Mary Moorehouse. Ryder.
6519, Geo. jacobson, Maddox.
$500. T. A. Chantland. Crazy.
1921. F. A. Partcass, C%asselton.
1922. Carl Ventsch, Stanley. Agt.
J. N. Thompson. Aurelia.
5526, Minnett Miller, Bismarck.
1927. ]. p. Wallace. Burlington.
1928. Richard c. Olson. Columbus.
$500. Kay c. Sweet. Ryder.
b631. Phillip Anton. Bismarck
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11

1t may be true, as Deacon House
asserts, that Hank Allen is camping
on the trail Of Vic Murdock's goat,
but 1t will also be recalled tina Uncle
Joe Cannon, some political hunter
himself, spent some time on the trail
of that same animal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-11

1884, ]. E. Pasonault, Williston.
$685.. A. N. Anderson. Colefax.
5536, John Anderson, Colefax.
5538. J. G.. Pockert. Hebron.
6540. G. A. Galntz, Minot.
6641. A. o. Hirengen, Norwich.
6542, VIM. D. Prescott, F~essenden.
5543. Edgar L. Penn, Sherwood.
5545. w. Shook, Kramer.
6548. R. F. Jahnke. Fargo.
6549. Clyde Wilson, Garrison.
1852, Thos. Pritchard, Coulee.
1854, D. E. Bassett. Martin.
5555, L. Irwin. Sawyer.
5556, Lydia 7. Marder. Mandan.
5667. H. Whitney, Fessenden.
1863, G. R. Wohrle. New Salem.
$500. A. Tolliver, Minot.
1851, Martin Gjesvold. Nome.
$500. Otto Seschunk. Harvey.
$3.50. ]. R. Larson, Fargo.
1854, VIM. Riley, Bismarck.
1865. H. A. Turner, Portal.
5567. Alice R. Hanscom. Towner.
Agt. NJ. Devine. Minot.
556S, A. b. Nelson, Flaxton.
1863. B. A. REIN, Washburn.
5572. Oscar Qualley, Kindred.
6573, G. K. Ferguson. Harvey.
1915, G.. v. Wright, Minot.
$3.50, Alfred spaberm. Devils Lake.
5577, j. NJ. Croal, Fargo.
1878. Otillie c. Mueller, Bowbells.
$3.50. j. w. Seeley, Bergen.
5581. Alfred Engen, Maddox.
$3.50, Ed. Lund, Ojata.
1854, Frank Smith. Stanley.
55S5. c. A. Erickson, Minot.
1886, c. w. Fletcher, Norwich.
55S7. T. J. Simons. Loring.
55SS. L. L. Larson. Bismarck.
$3.50. Geo. Orloff. Utica.
$500. Geo. w. Warn, Minot.
ES01 D Co~a1,lo~e To.-
$500, Fred Bisber, Jr.. Anamoose.
$500. ]. J. Harry. Mulberry.
$685., S. D. Packard. New Rockford.
1886. c. w. Mackie. Minot.
5597. Walter Martin. Rugby.
5595, S. D. Packard. New Rockford.
$3.50. c. w. Mackie. Minot.
5597. Walter Marion. Rugby.
$685.. F. E. Edwards. FoXholm.
$500, NJ. G. Flath. Stanley.
1901, r. P. Merritt. Fargo.
$500, Sam X. johnson. kenmare.
5000. L. Karfel. Bismarck.
560S, Jas. f. Keefe. Sanborn.
5000. Geo. NJ. johnson. Minot.
5612. Ira l.. Chandler. Arthur.
1913, H. p. Halvorson. Turtle Lake. |
5614, Dan Nelson. Plaza.
5615. Ole Ballingmo. Minot.
5616, Sigurud Candies. Souris.
5623. Richard D.. Meyers. Grand
Forks.
1924. Helen Samenick. Benedict.
5627. f. E. Alair. New Rockford.
1928, Norman Ellison. Minot.
1929. Franklin f. White, Minot.
$500. Ida NJ. Doods. Minot.
1851, Sivert Monson. Christine.
5632. Erik Alme. McHenry.
$685.. Ferdinand Grammar. Harvey. |
56S9. Carl j. Anderson. McGregor.
5641. Chas. Gustafson. York.
5642. T. ]. Slattery. Mandan.
5642, Sigma Engstrom, Wilton.
5645. Oscar w. Olson. Devils Lake.
5646. Mrs. Frank Athern, Rugby.
5647. Milford Harold, Graham, Dew.
Is Lake.
564S. Joseh H. White, Sherwood.
1851. G. E. Heinseroth. Turtle Lake.
1852. X. A. Danford. Harvey.
1858. G. NJ. Morgan. Penn.
1854. E. c. McFarlane. Bisbee.
6655. Louis B. Milman. Velva.
5656. w. W. Bishop. Mapleton.
1857. Jas. Oliver. Maddox.
1858. Ole Whirk. Plaza.
1858. Aug. Martz. Douglas.
1861. a. L. Anders. Fargo.
1868, r. G. Smiley. Minot.
1864. C. E. Linenann. Minot.
5665. G. NJ. Wesley. Portland.
$3.50. Henry Nicholson, Bismarck.
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1856, Ella NJ. Erickson. Norton.
5s6s, j. H. Snyder, Minot.
1863, Bernard Olson, Max.
$50, Chas. H. Black, Berthold.
5S71, d. D. Arlington, Plaza.
5S72, Carl Nordhaugen. Aneta.
1874, Thos. Gordon. Bismarck.
5S75, Oliver S. Freeman, Upham.
5S77, T. E. Cana, jamestown.
1878, Eleanor Henrickson, Tun-
bridge.
5s7s. Oscar M. johnson. Devils
Lake.
$3.50. Herbert S. Owens. Tolley.
1854, c. E. Glass. Pingree.
$685., Ray A. Cutler. New Rockford.
5SSS, Thos. Costello. Rugby.
$3.50, Carrie E. Rustad, Carpio.
1891. D. Ray Gregg. Sherwood.
1892, Allen Tompkins, Rugby.
5S93, Ernest Erickson, Wilton.
oS95. Lena Skinner, Bismarck.
1896, Arthur Larmstrong. Kermit.
5S91, ]. A. S%unduist, Bismarck.
5S9S, w. w. Knight, Pretty Rock.
1903, John Schjastad, Fordville.
1905, Amalia johnson, Garrison.
5000, Carl Losby, Grilland.
500, Leila Deisem, LaMoure.
1911, Geo. Maloney, Minot.
5912. Evelyn Wickman, Courtenay,
SOFA, Hans Satire, Lansford.
5915. Ole X. Quamen, Tagus.
5917, B. T. Goldader, Bismarck.
591S, Joe. E. Doran. Blackwater.
1919, A. r. Backstrom, Fargo.
1921. Oscar homeland, Klon.
1922, Palmer Paulson, Blaisdell.
1928. j. G. Blowers, Eckman.
1925. John Hamerstess. Fairbale.
1927, Anna HOFFMAN, Souris.
592S, NJ. F. Moylan, Devils Lake.
$3.50. Amanda Jesme. Landa.
1888. L. S. Craswell. Valley City.
1894, Ernest Carlson. Doyon.
$685.. Frank Berthral. Bismarck.
1887, Bess Forsythe, Bismarck.
5939. Anna Johnson, Rugby.
$40, l.. p. Hanson. Darlington.
5a42. Axel r. Carson. Eckman.
5943, Tho. Tweeten. Rolette.
5944. Anlrew Glippo. Crazy.
5946, Nellie Quanbeck, Aneta.
5947. Clara Walland. McCanna.
594S. P. Mcintyre. Aneta.
59+9. W. j. Warren. Leeds.
$3.50. Albert Lowe, Minot.
1851. julius Krogen. Souris.
5952, Z. NJ. Rott. Minot..
1854. Andrew E.. Marburger. Gar.
dena.
5955. Rose Katula. Dickinson.
1886, Helen Johnson, Fargo.
$3.50. Arthur H. Werbe. Fargo.
1861. Margaret \. Hendine. Jerome
5962, Julia Forath, Dogden.
5963. Henry 2. NJ. Ryan, Fargo.
1864, Jas. l.. Houff, Minot.
1865. Anton Solberg. Walcott
1866. Roy S. Loaf. Fargo.
596S. Mike Folet, Mohall.
5977. Ole Nelson, Brinsmade.
1914, r. j. Tylor. Crocus. .
597S. Lotus Hanson. Churchs Ferry
1919. Ben Anderson, Kindred.
1881. L. j. Massenburg, Enderlin.
1882, E. &. Knapp, Jr.. Lisbon.
$3.50, Albert H. c. Irvine. Linton.
1855. Richard Fogarty. MaZa.
1886. Isaac L.. Chenstin. Wilton.
59S7. c. G. Thompson. Minot.
59S9, Carl FL. Carlson. Des Laos.
$500. Daisy Matthews. Grand Forks.
1922. Fred G. Raile. Emrick.
5994. w. j. M%althouse. Harvey.
1896. Paul Wohlikn, Mandan.
1897. w. S. Christman. Sawyer.
599S, Carl Nilsson. Brinsmade.
5999, c. Ferris. Des Laos.
5000, E. Enga!s. Plaza.