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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
CATO.
Especial Correspondence

Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Kolhagen were
Sunday guests at the home Of John A..
g. Dohlen in Cleveland.
On next Sunday at eleven O'Clock.
the Rev. Mr.. Hamar from Edmore, will
conduct church services at the home Of
Mr.. Erickson in Noonan.
The Rev. Mr.. Hamar from Edmore-
hcld divine services at the home Of
Arthur Larson on Sunday, during
Which he administered the I, aptisi,ral
rite to the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Larson.
Mrs. F. N. Maurer and children, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
Eich, returned to their home in Stark.
weather Friday.
South Cato is rejoicing over the pros
poets of a daily mail once more. The
post man for North Cato has made
daily trips all winter, even going over.
his route on Christmas day. He comes
from Edmore.
Miss Anna Kolhagen is staying at
the home of ]. A. G. Dahlen in Cleve-
land, in order to be near the Dahlea
Lutheran church, so as to attend the
Lutheran Catechism school which IS
being conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hamar Of
Edmore.
The many Cato friends of the Rev.
Mr.. Nudge of Edmore were panied to-
learn of the death of his estimable
wife. She was woman of rare Chris
tian character.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
WIFE OF PIONEER NORTH DAKo
IA EDITOR sUCOUMBED
TO ILLNESS.

Mrs. 9. A. Lounsberry, formerly Of
North Dakota and tho wife of a pic.
necr newspaper man Of tho stats, died
at her home in Duluth, following long
illness.
Mrs. Lounsberry was the wife Of
Col. Clcmont A. Lounsberry, who il
1879 came to Bismarck on tho first
train ovor tho Northern Pacific, brought
printing press along, and started the
bismarck Tribune, the oldest paper in
tho state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
AA-z Is TAKEN Up AZ
ESAISE NESTING OF FIVE
SoSEEwESr STATES

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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
MyAAA hHOHlVHD UlA MONEY
tHOM AHJL nhUN COMPANY
ron DAMAAHA hVhTAIhHD,

'lhe d"mH4n aO't whlnh waa triad IN
VI" vacant term Of a0Ovl against tho
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or MyatA, fyom Wnrwtuh, waa oloHed
rov nIl tina Saturday night, when Mr.,
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,euGl Of lhls ro0Nty AM thu sa''lnn"nl
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
ISSUES FORMAL. NOTICE 10 DEAL
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
MISS AIMY DEAD,
Que M Important RNssel WIN Case
Witnesses Died Suddenly,

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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
MINNESOTA Is WAITING FOB Or
DERS TO GO IN FULL War
STRENGTH TO BORDER.

s., Psal, MINI. March e.-Arrange-
assass have been made here to send a
regimen. 30 the Mexican horde. OF ~
eesns oS orders from Washington. The
Nsaassess regiment IS ordered TO en-
list 20 It's full wsr strength.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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siAtsd, uOadbya forever
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
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N&\M >>sHss ANN.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14

ynds Seward q as izs &
poses H. y
Ccsts II Ssatntesy Q IT, q
IWOllIAkIN CASE 10 IA W mi Y &


The regular term o. me circuit CONT
for Codtngton county convened Tues.
day morning with Judge G. X. sew.
ard presiding, Several court eases
were heard sTussda y "a
City Denurs III Damage Case
On Tuesday Judge Seward heard theS
arguments in various cases, among
them being q demurrer fllel by the
city Of Waterfowl in the case of Mrs..
VIII .. Rowe against the city, and
10. a, and q. r. Richards as the own
Eers Of the Idle Hour building, Id SUIT
to recover $4,000 damages FOR the
death Of her husband, alleged to have I
been caused BY the failing of the 4
front Of the building on July 20. 1907,
and also q motion to- dissolve the
gtachment filed gainst the building
Mrs, Rowe. which was taken una ers I'D
viseIne by the ina na
Arguments IA the divorce case os
Mrs ary n, Ryan against her I'LL 81
and John yan, were also heard ,,
sssIEdge Seward over the distr Hutton 81 4
the property md the atnouat III all
slnoir to he allowed The dtfofee sill i
:be grant sd and III ssd that the
property mai ten NJ ii he aat faetcriiy
aa isst ssl acti
Heavy Fine Tor Aduifsry
Before Judge Seward Tuesday after.
noon w p. Clark of this city, WIS
was charged with the crime Of adultery
together with Miss Whsle Oaks, plead
ed guilty and was fined $500 and costs,
which has been paid. The crime was
committed in this city June 2s. 1911 rs Il.
when both CLARK and Miss Oaks were
arrested soon after. The case against
the latter has been continued over to
another term on account of the sick.
ness Of her child.
Wednesday the case of 81 III Little
#Ys. q. IA. Doyle is on for trial before y
sa jury IN this case Mr. Little is sue
ing to recover the sum of ss4 claimed
to be the balance due on a job OF 4
plumbing work done on the inside OF
ia house erected by the defendant.
& There are FIVE criminal cases on the
calendar, thirtysone civil cases TO ba
tried by jury, and fourteen court
cases
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14

Even = man 4 jail Is past finding
out.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14
ASKS FOR
DAMAGES
SUES FOR $40, 900 DAMAGES
Claims Defendants Sold Liquor 70
Plaintiff Husband Which
Caused His Death.

rgsaa
clerk OF courts Office in which Mrs.
Dina 3. Lewis, on behalf Of herself and
her two minor children, asks for dam
ages to the amount Of SIX 900 from the
firms of Peterson & Olson and Schetko
G. Raschke, the former engaged in the
saloon business in this city at 104 OAK
street N, and the latter at lob Maple
street N, based on the death of her
husband, who was killed in an auto
mobile accident south OF this city on
the evening Of July "a, 1911, when in
company with John Cook who was
driving the machine, they were on
their way home. 1t will be remember
ed that Cook committed suicide at his
home some time during the night the
accident took place, caused by remorse
over the killing Of neighbor and
friend. Wa.
The Allegation
In the complaint flied it is alleged
that by reason Of having purchased
Intoxicating liquors in the saloons
owned by the defendants named in the
action, and in such quantities that
caused the result Of the accident in
which Mr.. Lewis was killed, which
rendered him incapable Of properly
taking care Of himself on account Of
the excessive use Of liquors purchased
from the defendants that the widow
was deprived Of the support of her
husband. x
The action is brought under the law
which allows damages from saloon
keeper for selling intoxicating liquors
to a person who later is injured or
killed, if it is proved that the accident
resulted directly from the person being
in an intoxicated condition, which al
lows the widow or children to re-
cover damages for support, etc.
Marquis & Schulz have been retained
by Mrs. Lewis in the action and At.
torney j. G. Mcfarland will look otter
Peterson & Olson's defense, while w.
S. Glass will defend Schetko & Ras-
chke. IiSt Ell
Both members of each firm are made
defendants, as well as the, Western
Surety Company, of Sioux Falls, which
is made co-defendant, being on each
firms bond in the sum Of $4,000.
The bringing Of this suit has caused
considerable interest in this city and
county as it is the first time In the
history of the county that a saloon
keeper has ever been charged with
being implicated directly or Indirect
" in the killing Of any human being.
Several saloon men in various parts
of the state have been charged with
selling liquor to men who met with
accidental death while under the In
fIuence of liquor and where 1T has
been proven that the liquor was pur.
chased at a certain place In quantities
sufficient to intoxicate, the widow 81.
minor children have recovered dam
ages from the defendants for the loss
and support of the husband and father.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14
EXPLAINS ITSELF. rs
Sioux Falls, IS. d. Mar. IL. 1912
M. Barker, Editor.
Wet aytS,Svy,s cSr,s,f ~, s. no lr..fs,

Watertown, South Dakota,
MY Dear Barker ~ ss3ss "a a
II note with pleasure that you have
announced yourself candidate for
the Legislature. This suits me to a
y. and Il believe that You win help me
make the fight IN the interests Of the
people to give them responsive gov
eminent BY the enactment of the re-
call and by cutting down the taxation.
j SEQ that you have 4 little announce
ment column and the price to get In
It p i've dollars. 90 / am handing you
my check Tor 81. 90 and an announce
4lnent whfch would like 10 have you
run.
Very sincerely and respectfully,
Geo w Hgan.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14

NEW ASH ORDINANCE PAsSED
No More Ashes and Dead Ton Cats
Can be Used for Filling q
Lots il the City Limits.

sSE3 uS City COuuCft met III T6EutAE SSS-
sion last Monday evening with an the
aldermen present and Mayor Martin
presiding. Il
The petition fled with the city clerk
signed BY two hundred seventy v6t::
ers o. the city, asking that specisl
election be held for the purpose of
voting upon the commission form OF
city government was presented to
the council for consideration. and on
motion Of Alderman Lampy the PEI
tition was accepted and ordered fled,
and the clerk instructed to call d
special election to be held on Satuf-
day, March 20.
The folloing Judges Of election were
appointed to act for the special cleo
ton together with the usual polling
places designated ::
First wardW g. Ludwig, Charles
Mcneil and n. G. Schmidt; polling
place. at the Public Opinion annex
Second ward-C. G. Record, Don
Allen and Charles schaIkle; polling
place, Baldwin building
Third .ward--K. N. Wood. q. HI.
Croft and Ed Heckathorne polling
place, city hall.
Fourth ward Herman Michaels, W..
~. ID. North and H. A. Loomis; polling
place, knights OF Columbus hall.
The petition asking that the water
mains be extended on Third avenue S..
q. from Fourth street to Sixth street,
was favorably reported back to the
council, which report was duly ac-5
|cepted. The petition asking that the
sewer be extended on the same street
was reported adversely by the sewer
committee, for the reason that there
was no proper outlet for such an ex-
tension. This report was also accepE-
ed by the council.
Auto Ordinance Passed.
Ordinance No. 253 known as the
automobile ordinance, was taken from
the table and given its second and
third readings and placed on its final
passage. It will now become a law;
as soon as signed By the mayor and
given its legal publication.
Amends Garbage Ordinance
Alderman Shaw introduced an or.
dinanee prohibiting the dumping Of
refuse, etc, on any alley, or lot within
the city limits, which includes ashes
to be used as a filler for lots. Accord
ing to the amended ordinance, clean
ashes may be used on the streets and
alleys for a filler under the direction
OF the street commissioner only
This ordinance caused some discus
sion among the aldermen but was
finally put to a vote and was carried
unanimously. ;S
Every voter Of Watertown must be
registered as required by law before
being allowed to vote at the coming
special and regular elections, unless
sworn In, and Tuesday the the regis
tration board is in session to correct
the old registration. and will meet
again next Monday to revise and cor
rect the list Any voter between now
and next Tuesday can have his name
added to the registration list BY phon-
Ting City Clerk sehoenberger at the
lefty hall.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14
Weather Report BY
R @. Wood for News

The following weather report lis fur
nished the Saturday News by Robert
@. Wood which will be Of interest to
the readers of this paper:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-14

ray that the Department of Agricui.
ture made very gDod uss of the money
that wAs given To them by congress,
and he pointed ont that the entire APP
preparation foxs aIl purposes 81 the
Department Wotiid cont less than two
Ibattlsahipa kAye heQne entity stataa
Ion the loor Of this house that X prs.
ferred 70 put money into those Hines
that would produce Dement'S for the
producers 81 the country. rather than
into battleships, and / am still Of that
opinion. Whites of course there arc d
great many members who believe that
the only way to keep peace Is through
| q great many battieships, y et the men
who really have the AGRICULTURAL IN
terests at heart. and know that the
source OF the country y wealth comes
from the farm. are rather inclined 10
share the viewpoint Of Mr.. Mann Ia
connection with this, 1t might be 70
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have attracted as widespread attens
ton during the present winter as ths
cern growers from Iowa, Illinois ana
The southland. These boys, who have
demonstrated that under any usual
circumstances, one hundred bushels OF
corn can be grown from an acre, in
Iowa and Illinois, have been the
means Of Installing q desire among the
other boys through oMt the entire coun.
try that cannot work other than FOR
the general good of agricultural adj.
yancement.
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maze 70 arrive SsSlliiam q Lewis from
ms position 81 Ass Sen.
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from M Mas 4 g. e has the en-
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