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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21
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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21

. tinallF. not appreciating
the reason for Valentines
~ silence. gee. but that Kit
II Is great kid. Amt ii funny bow
a lid Ike that will get hold Of tough
old tramp Ike me?'
Nice child commented Valentine
He picked up the telegram and hand,
81 it 10 Red
Red read that" he said duly. as
though discouraged
The other read in silence.
Doyle. Good heaven he exclaim-
Doyle" said Valentine. Il, took
hifD quite a while to uncover US.
didn't u?'
But he's finally done it-got your
name and everything"
did you notice it wasn't signed:'
Yes. Who do you suppose tipped
Eou:"
Doyle" was Valentines amazing
response
Doyle cried Red. starting aback.
The assistant cashier bent toward the
1atchman.
Doyle sent that, Red Don't you
see he's not sure Of me: But If ran
away from the bank when that tele-
gram came-out Of town for the after
uoon-hed know be lad me-"
Never thought. Ia have ducked. -
commented Red. And now he'll turn
me UP too. I'm going" He fingered
his hat nervously.
You're not. He don't want you.
and if you stay where you belong he
won't see you"
Red nodded his head decisiyely.
"rIl stay closer to the bank than an
ernigrant to his tag. And you. jim.
my"
Valentine smiled as the other lapsed
of in his excitement into using his old
name.
Jimmy" How natural that sounds
Red"' he said reminiscently
Excuse me. / meant MIR. Ran
dall,'" protestingly.
No; it's all right, only don't by
any chance use it before Doyle, be
cause I'm going to alibi Doyle unu
he'll think he's lost his eyesight.
"Alibi?" repeated Red curiously
I've heard o that before.
"Alibi that's it, Red replied Val
entine. And he continued rapidly
You haven't forgotten the one great
| our old friend the alibi? Somethin:
| which proves you We're not where 20,
I, were when something happened.
was never Jimmy Valentine, Red.
| was never In Sing Sing. I've beei
straight all my life and can prove II
I've been waiting for Mr.. Doyle near
| ly three years, and I've got him beat
never did that job in Springfield
| Massachusetts, was never there II
my life. And if I've got to use tn
crooks tools to beat it I'm justified
| I'm living straight and I'm going tt
and all the gods are with me, Red.
He took a scrapbook from drawe
| aud opened it, Look at that. Fo
| FIVE years you will find clippings
| Lee Randall when he lived In st. Pau
/ That man was my cousin. He went
| Alaska and never came back. NJ
name is also Lee Randall, and ! def
| Doyle to prove he ever saw me-"
Valentine. out of breath owing
the long speech he had delivered
! top speed. leaned back and gazed tr
/ umphautly at Flanagan. The latte
| stared amaZedly at the assistant casl
Ter, trying to guess as to whether
not he was telling the truth. Wei
there was scrapbook. That woul
afford ready means Of proving Valel
tines words. Red picked up the boo
and swiftly skinned the pages. h
attention was held by one OF the clil
pings. He read aloud:
"St. Paul News, March II, 19O6.-Tf
speaker of the evening was Mr.. Lt
Randall His subject was
Look at that other one" tnterrup
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be assistant cashier STEPPED FOR
ward toward Rose. no stood close to
his desk resting her sable nufT Oh its
polished top
TO what am | indebted for this
plcasureT' be asked Of her
Yourself" She smiled graciousiy
Oh him as She spoke.
Valentine drew near to her
How
Don't you suppose ! Ike you as
well as do the children" she an
swercd eayly.
DO yon:" lie asked anxIousiy
Yes, but why is It that you never
do call on me any mOre:" she ques
toned rcproachfuIly.
We'll because he became very
uncomfortable. She must ne, or know
the true reason for his avoidance Of
her
DO you think it's fair to use wO
mans weapon against her: Yoa know
IT. ~oman- birrhrieht to say -be~
cause when She
Il meant
What
~oh-ah what we're We rarainl
about r
AS to why Jon don't call ou me
any more.
Valentine struggled 70 think ~
successful mode u e@care from AZ
swering the question
Well, now don't you see.r he STAN
mered OF course you do" He va
becoming more involved every no
ment.
The girls smile began to fad-
Rather grimly she interrupted h!m
No, don't see al ALL" was her an
nouncement. She moved away from
the desk
We'll, Miss Lane, T.
The telephone bell rang at his desk
He bent forward and put the receiver
to his ear. AS be hung up the re
ceiver clerk entered
"Will you have the cash nowr' the
employee asked
in few minutes"
No sooner had the clerk made his
S"H "Hth Lle5ssHSeF DOy entered
bearing telegram. Valentine tore
II open, apologiZing TO Rose as he did
so. The girl saw that the assistan,
cashier was very busy. She deter
mined to leave him for the present.
AS Valentine dismissed the boy sf,
announced that II the press Of busi
ness would not continue al! day sh,
would return. Valentine assured he
that In half hour he would be a
leisure and that he would sacrific,
everything else in order to talk to her
She started toward the door. assurin,
him that she would return. AS sh
opened the door she turned and cas-
smile in.the direction Of the assist
ant cashier
But Valentine did not notice It, II
did not see It. His eyes were glued (
the slip Of yellow paper that he he
In his hand. The girl saw that as h
read the telegram an expression Q
tenseness, Of unsubdued excitemen
ere across his face Wonderingl
she softly closed the door. A fe,
steps carried her before Valentin.
VINO looked up In surprise, thinkin
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21

out now that he more calmly con
sidered the matter he dismissed that
thought. Another idea fixed itself In
MS brain. which would cause him to
govern his actions accordingly In the
race OF the danger that lie wisely ac-
knowledged to himself to be vitally
alarming. AT any cost he must prevent
Doyle from turning Rose Lane and her
father against him. They had trusted
him-they alone-in the first instance.
and SO It would be wit against wit to
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21
What Have You?

| want some good quarters at
reasonable prices. Call and see
me. T. 0. Ramsland.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21
CHAPTER MI.

EE," went on Red enthusias-
tioallg. not appreciating
the reason for Valentines
~ silence. gee. but that Kit
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Neurological.

Tuesday evening Earl Morton,
one Of the proprietors of the
Petrol saloon, died suddenly at
his place Of business. He had
just come into the room and sat
down, when suddedly he called
help" and fell unconscious from
his char. Soon after his heart
stopped beating and death came.
His body was brought to Lem
mon, where a coronerS jury was
empanelled by calling Messrs.
Hermanson, Nickisch and Chas.
Wiley. After examination the
jury returned that death result
ed from natural causes, it being
shown that the decedent's heart
hae been affected.
Earl Morton was about 20 years
old, and leaves a wife who lives
at Aberdeen, his child having
died only short time ago. He
comes of excellent family, his
father having sat in the South
Dakota legislature several times.
The body was taken charge of
by his father and taken to Aber-
deem last night for burial.
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Arrangements For
Travellers Convention.

The executive committee of
t h e S. ID. Travelling Mems
association met Sunday to furth-
er arrange matters in connection
with the holding of the conven-
ton.
Geo. E. Lennon was designat-
ed as special manager for the
parade. B. H. Borreson will
have charge of arrangements in
connection with the base ball
games. c. H. Cluts is commiss.
ioned to arrange for bands and
band music. Elmer H. Halling,
Of Sioux Falls, who has served
in like capacity at all the conven-
tons held heretofore by the
South Dakota travellers, has
again been appointed marshall of
the day l.. Z. Robinson is to
act as chairman of the adverti-
sing committee.
Three hundred dollars in prizes
has been set aside for special
prizes for best window displays,
store front displays. best floats
and best decorated auto.
Ladies headquarters and head
quarters for the travelling men
will be established. The Wo-
mans Club Of Lennon, togeth-
er with ladies of local members
of the fraternity were designat-
ed reception committee for the
ladies visiting.
There will be a large attend
ance, but every visitor will be
amply cared for. tits requested,
in connection with the matter of
lodging the clty's guests COM
fortably, that all residents of the
city who have accommodations
to care for visitors, notify T. O..
Ramsland of their location, and
the number of persons whom
they could furnish accommodate
ions for the time of the conven-
ton. 1t is unlikely that the
hotels will be able to furnish all
needed lodging at that time, and
the active cooperation of every
citizen in this matter of enter
tanning the city's guests in a be-
fitting manner is earnestly solic-
tied.
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Murderous Fight At Dupree.

Monday afternoon at a fight at
Dupree a stranger received in
juries which resulted in his death.
A stranger who had been in
the neighborhood some two weeks
being in liquor. and seeking a
quarrel, got into an alteration
with Babe LaPlante. a promin-
ent breed rancher. LePlant also
was under the influence of liquor
which it appears, had been Sc
cured at a blind pig recently
opened at the town. LaPlante
finally knocked the stranger
down, and while the man was
down, told him, he would let
him get up again if he agreed
to behave himself, This the
stranger did, and the two went
so far as to shake hands as a
token of good fellowship. But
hardly hal LaPlante turned his
back, the stranger without warn
ing attacked him from behind.
Then the assailed man turned
furiously upon his opponent and
again hoored him, this time at
tacking him with british vindi-
ctiveness and kicking him in the
head until he was unconscious
All efforts to resuscitate him
proved unavailing, and finally
the stranger was put on Grain,
to be taken to Aberdeen for hos
pital treatment. Shortly before
the train reached Mobridge, how
ever he died. Nothing about his
person could be found to reveal
his identity.
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general fund warrants; and 800,
900 borrowed from the twine
plant fund. The receipts for this
month will be heavy, bringing in
the first installment of taxes for
this year. which were paid prior
to March 1st.
This will no doubt bring enough
to wipe out the outstanding rev.
enue warrants. and leave a small
balance IS apply on the outstand-
ing general fund warrants.
While the debt at the first of
this month was a million dollars,
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North Lennon Township.

The township election passed
off very quietly, although % vot-
ers found it worth while to give
in their votes. The election re-
suit was as follows:
Supervisor, Roy Diliman, 8,
G. C. Radtke, IA.
Clerk, Carl Keehn, Is.
Treasurer. Fay Potter, 25.
Assessor, A. N. Clark, Is
Oscar Lunke. 8. Fred Hanna, l.
Two Justices of the Peace:
H. H. Pomeroy, %; A. H. Grem-
mels, is. John Napton, l.
Poundmaster, Leon A. Potter,
25 Fay Potter, 1.
Road Supervisors: Dist. /,
Jacob Straub, Is. Dist. 2, John
Nagel, Is. No. 3 Emil Salzsieder
"a. Dist. A, Leon A Potter, "a
For building a town hall, 3
Against building a town hall, %
The township in annual meet
ing assembled, decided to lev,
5000 for road and bridge fund
and $500 for the general fund
1t was also decided to allow roat
bosses So per day, instead o
$l.5O, as heretofore, as a meet
ing place for the next annua
meeting the school house was de
signated.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
State Financial Report.

Pierre. The report of the
bsury for the end Of the month
February showed a total of
S, ,2S2 in all funds, of which
/, 1895 was in the general fund.
! receipts for the month were
R,8l9, principally coming as
Prance taxes. At the present
the debt of the state is
,OOO of revenue warrants
Oh will become due the first
lpnl; $500, 600 of outstanding
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by the middle of April this will
be reduced over half, and the
financial showing will be a differ
ent one after the present call of
taxes has come in and has been
applied on the outstanding
accounts.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24

Berry & Donovan moved on
Monday to the location opposite
the post office, which until re-
Gently had been occupied by
krajicek the tailor. This is Mr..
Berry's own property, and adj
joins the location which he form
erly occupied. Attorney L. P.
McNulty has taken up the quar-
ters vacated by Berry 4 Donoyan.
vacating his former location on
End avenue ].
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E. B. & {. R. W. W. s.

The above is the boil down Of
the Culbertson, Boyd & Cuibcrt-
son Real Wild West Show.
The present force Of attaches,
which is getting new recruits
daily, were busy yesterday, un-
loading the first consignment Of
paraphernalia, consisting Of can
vas, poles, lights. banners, etc.
The way things were handled
speaks well for the success Of the
show and the managerial ability
of DR.. Boyd.
King Bill Of the cowboys came
up town looking like an easter
egg, after putting the finishing
touches on the dining tent tables
and benches.
William Searles (Montana Kid
has signed up for a rough riding
act and those who know the
Kid, know how well he will be
able to held down the job. His
$3.50 saddle, bought for this act
is a thing Of beauty which the
breed of the "Hard-to-C Curry"
ought to be proud to caray.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Williams
returned Wednesday from a
southeru rip, well rlaasei with
the pleasures which it afforded
them.
Chas. Martens returned We'd
nesday from a business trip east.
MIR. Martens had the unenviable
privilege Of being near kenosha,
Wis, when the explosion at the
Dupont powder mill in that
vicinity occurred.
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