davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

@inneues allerliebites SieO
fiir Wtannerh0re Oeiien 0ihter uno
aomponiit Der rii6rige Oirigent 0es
rlnaniaMGrmerd Serr Yro-
felior 6. s. Gbriltioni lit, lit TO-
eben i'm 0rud eri6ienen. lin uniere
Qeler nit benz Cert befannt 81 mo-
chen, aebeu mir ~Oenlelben nahitebeno'
Sin Erunf pom ebten 8rdr,
Ser maht Den Mtenlben neu,
Gr bebt oan @eiit elnpor,
&uit Mib bernor.
gSir trinfen @las auf @las
Son oieiem eoieu gtaB,
8alo lit Die Come leer,
8ringt ms nod mebr4
Marum2
IS idn1edt 10 id0nele, 10 iiiBelpI
Sin arb BON 9iebdens Mauno
Ger maft mid gail5 geluno,
@s lit Ole h61lte Suit
Sn meincr 8rult,
Sd laufe Meilen idon
SD geb' me Wtiaion
lin eiien ein5'gen SUB,
Nls 2iebesgruB.
@arum?
IS idmedt 10 i6Onele 10 iiBele
@enn mir 10 iinge tn,
@ie beute i'd un0 on,
Sn ihoner SarmOnie'
llno Melo0ie,
90 offnet iid Oas Ser3,
Gs fliebet ieoer SAmer5
Gs baben ar Die Qeut
Nn inns me 6reuO'l
@arum2
IS flingt 10 i60nele, 10 iiiBelel
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Son 81 e 10 gorf fabren mil
Dem 0ampfer Safer @ilbelm Der
3meite pom Nor0oeuti1en 2lopo am
30. Mdr8 nod europa: 6rau Not-
man @iniams unO Sole; Sri. Sane
q. g6oie; 6rau @esIep Merritt unr
3ofe; SRI. Glora 8oetther; Sri,
Mioric aiio; 5rau &enrp S6id Hep.
6atber Gbomos Moore; &e0. 6atbeI
De Carlo; @err Mno 6rou 9imotber
E. Ansberrn; 9erf nno 5rau 81. .
&ettenrina,
Mit Dem v&0nia hilbert" fabrer
am 80. Mpril nad Dem Mittell1noi.
iben Waeer Sen. uno Srau George
Sc. Smith.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Cine re6t aufregen0e
Scene ipielte lib am lebten Sonntag
5Diiben Der Union Station uno Der
7ten StrnBe ab. 0as 8fer0 zines
@ef1brts, in melfcm ii6 &err uno
6rau Geo. z. 8opmon, Sri. Sue3
8aoe, 5rau 9opmnn's Sdpelter,
ibr .elfi1briger Brli0er Sanes uno
0ns 8 Monate olte 8ab1 0es @bepoo.
res befanoeL muroe Dor einem @lito-
mobil l6eu unO ging Our1, Die g.
StraBe entlong. 8ergebens periud-
te &err 8ommon oas 8fero gum
Stiaiteben 3il bxfommen. gls iran iih
Der bierten StroBe ndberte, begnHn
Der @agen 81 ihleuoern un0 ole @e-
fabr lag nabe, oaB er umgeporfen
werOen miirOe. Sri. @aoe, ole ben
Sdugling belt, beugtc iih aus Dem
Magen beraus uno mari oas 9ino
einem gepiiIen Sarrp 8. McGormif
81, Der berIu6t bate, Oas BferO
auf3ubalten. McGormid fling Oas
aino eeididt auf, iooaB OemieIben
fem S6aoen gei@eben. Das ldeile
YferO rate nod BRET StraBengepierte
weiter, uno Oa crit gelang es 8tDei
M1nnern, oeren Nnmen ni6t ere
lnngt peroen fonnten, Die 3iigeI 3u
faiien uno onourb Meiiter oes @au-
les 0u neroen. Die beioen 9amen
maren Dem 3uiammenbru6 nabe,
ais Die ntIOe 5abrt 8u gnOe fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Cine re6t nette @eburtstags-
ieier bate Serr s. Steiner, ieines
3eiheus elm S6neioermeilter. Seine
Sreunoe uiln 0enoiIen oOn! Osutibcn
3weige Der So3iaIiftiiden 9artei bat
ten iid in ieinem eaitlidiea @auic,
Io. 1881 @-StraBe @.-@., eingefun-
ocn unO bradtau ibm @idsfiriinldlc
oar. Ga sic @ratulanten iebr freuno-
lid aufgenommen uno nit Speiie II.
Grant feltIi1 betuirtet Duroen, 10
berridte redte @eburtstagsfrenoe u.
@eburtstagsltimmung.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

@ir baben nun 8wei oenti6e
aanoioaten fir Oen @reiie 8Oaro,
Die Serren 81. 2epp uno BINS MeD-
ers. Sect fommt Der clearinghouse
raalo unO bringt M ieinem Big
Std" einen oritten 0euti6en in
WorI6lag, ndmIid ben i6leiiidensu-
quit, aud inter Dem Nalipn >luGuli
Sduor3 befannt. Bonn @efddft Der-
Itebt Serr SGmnr3 fiber ettDas. Alic
bieI Slid.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

@OngreBman 2e'Gngle BON
Tlorioa min cine @"eieBOorlage elm
brinaen, ole CT lelblt o2iping mage
Sin" nennt. Die 8orlage mill, Dab
oas Nrbeitsminiiterium cine llnter-
ludung oariiber aniteQt, mas in Ell
ncr ieoen geiddftigung Die normale
We3abllug mare. SIT Oieie ieItge-
felt, baum mill Die 8orlage, OaB
ale Arbeitgeber, Die peniger Sab
len, beItraft Deroen ioaen. Die Sor-
lage mill ferner, oaB Elm 9l~rbeitstaa
fir Srauen aus iieben Stunoen be-
iteben Ioa uno Dab Der ainoerarbeit
elm 3iel geitedt merOen lol. ainoer
unter t6 Sabren iolen nibt beiAdf-
tigt mer0en Oiirfen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Ole Gepentb Street Sa-
pings Banf miro ibr neaes 9eim an
Der gde Der item unO gt-StraBe, "
So. am Mlontag, sen %. Npril be-
aieben. 0aS @ebduoe lit in nltBerlt
mooerner @eiie oufgefibrt nflo Elm
Shmud ienes StraBengeDiertes. Die
ganf ielblt lit iebr gut %funoiert ulo
miro boffentIid Die &unoi6aft unle-
rer oepti9en @eibdftslente erbalten
Sn benz 0ireftorium leben mir
Iolde cute Oeutide Namen wie Die oes
Serrn @ug. 8lugge ais I. 8i5e-Yra-
iioent, unO Die @erren $. 8. Berg
ling, Slaocre 8reuno, SarrD Saul
mann, Siaac Gutenberg, Aler 81.
@litt, Senrp s. 8litt uno Soba s..
@epri6.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26
9raNoent@ S. GroOp BON

8rGfoentg s.. Groopp bonn
BOARD Of 9raOe" bat Elm SPECIAL
aomite ernanat, Elm oaomite fir 8e-
rufsDabl~. Neiien 9lufgabe es lein
IoG, Maateriol 81 ianumeln, nm inter
Ser Muflid)t Oes n9oaro Of Sraoe~ Elm
@urcult 3ll I6affen, oas init Den Of
fentlifcn SduIeu Sano IN SanO &C.
ben uno Den ainoern, iobalo lie Die
56ule perIuiien, bel Der 8abl zines
Bernfes bebilflib iein ioa. Sol1e
Bureaus beiteben in auitralien utlter
%egierungsnufli6t. Die Mfitglieoer
oes Romites 'finb: SO. z. @aliber,
Z. SO. Smitb, 9. S. &%aufmann, s.
6. Meiaer, 8. 9. @raoes, Gnpt. S. s.
Oblter, s. @. Sarris, $. s. s.
stiles, SO. 6. Solution @. 9. Cor
BIZ, SO. s. gpnon uno 6. s. Graham
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Serr @uitoD Sdiaing nuo Serr
aarl Slab, beioeNnaeltellte oeS oeai-
ihen 8otidafterS, meroen am %. 5,
We. nit benz Dampfer Safer @il-
belm Der 3Deite nod o~eutiraiano
reiIen uno Starnberg in 0ber-8aD-
ern beiu6en. Sic geoenfen crit i'm
Oftober 3uriid8ufebren.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

SIN SofpitaI OerGeorgetOWn-
llniDerIit1t peritarb am is. April
Serr Dan. q .McGartbp. Der %eritOr-
bene mar bieiiger 8ertreter Der 8rnO-
bod @bisfeD-8 rennerei un0 Elm me-
qen ieiner 2iebensDiiroigfeit ange-
mein beliebter SEER. Gem Deutih-
tllm mar er iebr 5ueetan un0 fiibItc
lid INNER wobl, tuenn er IN oeutlher
@eleuihaft iein fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Galifornia's @uno Der Der-
Oen Montag albenO Our6 Qi6tbiloer
uno @ortrag n2ano Of a Eboniailo
Wonoers" oargeiteat werOen, nno
mar in Der Office Der nSunlet Ron.
te~, go. 905 6-StraBe, 0.-@.
@er iif intereiiiert, ioute bel Ser
ten giaets faufen, oenn oas, oas &C.
botet peroen miro, lit Die 3eit uno
oos @elo liher inert.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Sommerpreife ~offeriert ser
@ollterer Siegriit, 90. 2012 S-Str.
R.-@., fir Die fommenOe Saiion fir
Mrbeit, mie Matra3en renopieref,
5tiible fleften, M0bel reparieren
uno polierem uip. 9lae Oieie Nrbei-
ten iolltcn einem Deuti6en gegeben
peroen, Ser iein @eiddft oerltebtl
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

@eibnadten 1T 8tuar nod
fern, aber Dor3lgli6 1T Der Sparfni-
ienplan Der Giti0ens SaDings @dnt
1881 @-StraBe, g. So, auf ben mir
hermit binpeiien. 8~eionOers maf-
en- mir auf ben Coupon ~aufmertlom,
un0 bitten, oenielben nit Der erlten
@in8ablung ein3ugeben. ~@ei1aft 1T
@eih1ft".
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Stubig gema6t Onr9 oas
fortpdbrenoc 9lingeln zines Abllefe'
runqsinnqen an Der Cir BON 5raal
q. Slether, Is. uuo 2-StraBe 9t.-W.,
Dime ooB linn geoffnet DurOe, bran
qeu Nadbarlr, Die wuBten, Dob Die
65-iabrige Snboberin Der 8obnnllg
ali Sauie war, in lebtere elm nnO fan-
Sen au ibrem Shreden, Dab 5rall
Tletfer tot mar. sic mar ieoenfnls
furs Dor ibrem 9ooe nit &einigen
Der @obnunq beihGftigt getpeien
oenn ibr 4orper lag lang iiber einerl
geIeu ausgeitredt. gls EoOesurla-
DE muroe @er8idlag f%onltntiert.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

uniere 2eier werOen inter ben
Annoncen aud Die bon Serrn Sobn
Mlt finoen, in Ser er iih als Sim
mermeiiter empfieblt. Serr Nlt Der-
Itebt Iein @eiddft aus Dem f. uno
Der INNER 3immerarbeiten bon ibm
nllsfiibren ldBt, fam liber iein, bob
er glt be0ient miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

ginuns e + r angenebmes 3ei-
den oaB er nod am 2ebeu lit unO
iein @aibington niht bergeiien bat,
CAB uns @err Nnton 2erh aus Miin-
den, inoem er ms Oen 8etrag fir
elm Sabresabonnement einianOte.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Ter nene O3ean Oampfer
uSSmperator, Der feline 9robefobrten
ontreten iolte, geriet, ais er BON Der
Sultan @erft nad Der unteren glbe
gebra6t muroe, bel Nltona auf ben
@runo, mllroe aber nod ltlmoenlan-
gem Mrbeiten mie0er flott.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Man oeponiere in Der Gt-
tiaen Sauinqs 8anf, go. t421 81
STR, R.-@., gum 8eibna6ttsfonOl
Nan aebraufe ben Coupon Der An-
nonce in beutiger Summer uno 25c
meroen iofort gut gei1riebenll
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Ole iabrliGe Orauatiibe
%uffiibrunq in Der rGaltcrN 9lgD
Snool" miro aisi's SSabr III Oe:itib
aeaeben iurroe.l, mn0 aiDar lit has
Stiid naonie 3:o;iclhar." ensgc.
trGbIt poroen. 80 ~ 1.i;liA iIn-
a, am 2. I9rt ltatt mo !Dirn ON
3. Wfai mieoerp =. :: iUerOcl.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Cine groBe Menihenmenge
tpuroe ourb elm 6euer oge5pgen, oos
am Iebten Counting geeen 1890 llbr
i'm oritten Stodperf Oes @ebduoes
Der Union Snbings Bnnf nusbrod-
Die IeuerDebr mar idnea 5ur Steac
no Ioidte oos 6euer nit GbemifaIi-
en-. Der Shaoen mar geringfiigig.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

SnfoIge zines llnfaIes per-
Itarb om II. April &ermanu Sob
Iert, rs Sabre alt. 9lm Iebten Conn.
tag fnno ole 8eeroiguug mi Dem
Congregational Cemetery itatt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

@ente fabren bon Nepyorf nadJ
antperpen nit Dem Dampfer Sim
lano Der Geo Star 2inie 6rau Caro-
line uno Sri. SilOo Mager, @attiu
un0 Sodter oes noblbefnnnten 8d-
derme1ters g. s. MaDer BON 1914
Nortb Capitol StraBe. Cine 8eiie-
gefGbrtin lit 6rau Sobn Sit.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Sneiner @eiebporlage Die Ser
AbgeorOnete Smitb BON Marplano
eingpbradt bal, lit cine Bride porge-
Ieben, oie pom 6uBe Der Soutb 60
pitol StraBe aus oen Nnacoitia &ioer
~iiberbriiden iol. @eforoert weroen
fir oieielbe $779d30.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Ole Oentid 8dderei uno
aonoitorei BON Otto Mobler, 1913
1Ste StraBe N.-8. lit uniern 2eiern
beItens empfoblen. Gin 9eiuG bort
miro ieoermam bon Der Site oes
8admerfes i%iber5eugell.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Serr geicolaus 8iegano, Der be-
tannte 6rcscomaler, BON 824 6teStr
9. @. feierte am 81. 4pril ieinen
46ften @eburtstag. Die 8eier fano
mur i'm 6amilienfreiie ltott. Seine
pieIen 6reunoe Wiini6en ibm allies
Slid fir oas neiIe 2ebensiabr.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

5err g e ne: Esbpaia' til-
tl.G,e 8otIhafter KIT BaIb:aElcn ofll
"A. 3. Ml. DerloSirL lein 9tabfclaer
Geeil Artbur Sprine-Nice wiro NOR.
gen bier eintreffen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

Der neut gt::t it.; bon De-
I,erreid +. lnga,p. q. 0Onl!o;tln
T4noa, lit bier 9irasirci'en er per-
tlat iein 2ano 1i}'.. in Gome.en.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26

We6nrten:
SarrD uno &aO aaufmanM t9Qadod
0eitOrbem:
Martin $. Seibolo, % Sabre aft.
Aoolpb Seiie, 65 Sabre aft.
Sermam aablert, rs Sabre alt.
S. s. S6aefer, 83 Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-26
g. SoS &c v S1ine. ' @srt s.. fir s. .OJ

Sdpercr, tarfer uno poafommener Soff @ir fOnnen iagen,
sob mir sic bette 6arbeudusmabG fioid BON SEEM yorf buben. @ir
boben napDbIn, braun, notIriarben, erau Orfioeenfarbig, fornbhi-
mcmillan pfuiiffarben, belotrop, copenbage1blal, beablml, rola, l-
oerforbeu, oprifoienforbg, reicoo, @lrofruforbe, laDenOeHorbig,
meiB, %efenbein, creme uno iduor5 mir nerfaufen Obefen 5000 StOff
gu $3.50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
VALUABLE BOTTOM
LANDS DESTROYED
SURPRISING Results Followed Clearing
of a Tract of Land In Hen
derson County.

Developments Of the past few days
indicate that the Henderson bottoms
are vast peet bed six to ten feet IN
thickness, says the Burlington Post.
A few days ago Chas. Whiteman,
who owns farm two miles east OF
the Burlington bridge cleared off fifty
acres and set fire to the rubbish. The
result Is the entire field Is bed Of
ashes to depth of six or seven feet
More than this, the fire Is spreading
and there seems to be no ready way
OF extinguishing It. The Ire burns
under the surface and is spreading
out in every direction, indicating that
the bottoms are great peat bed. II
left uninterrupted It is believed that
the fire may destroy the entire area
of farm lands over there 1t is likely
that energetic measures will be TAX
en- to stamp out the fire within the
next few days. The fire burns clear
down to the sand, depth of seven
to ten feet. The drainage commits
sioners are planning to dig deep
ditch entirely around the burning
field, and fill the ditch with water.
This job of putting out the fire may
cost to exceed $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
PERSON AIS.

w H. willard of Wixbau, Wyoming.
who several years ago represented
Kellogg Birge Co., in southwestern
Iowa. was in the city last Saturday
visiting with friends and viewing the
water power Mr. willard gave up
the work of travelling salesman to en-.
gage in ranch work, making the
change with a view of benefiting his
health. He has the satisfaction Of
knowing that the change proved bene-
fetal.
Burlington Hawk-Eye Miss Mayme
Mellen OF Keokuk, is visiting in the
city as the guest of her cousin. Miss
Cora Schmidt.
G. w. McLaury of the Burlington
Hawk-Eye, was in the city yesterday.
j. S. Bullock and Ed. S. Lotion, Jr
have returned from st. Louis bust
ness trip.
D. d. Waterman OF Clarinda, Iowa
was an arrival In the city last evening
B. H. Winchell OF Chicago is a Keo.
kuk visitor today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
WILLIAM WALTERS
OF NAUVOo, I'LL.
Died at keokuk Local Hospital al
9 O'Clock This
Morning.


William Walters, an esteemed resi-
dent Of Nauvoo, H., died at a Keo-
kuk local hospital. at o'clock this
morning, caused by complications
growing out OF kidney troubles.
The deceased was born at Nauyoc,
H., June I, 1859. was reared there,
and that city had been his place OF
residence during his entire life. For
about two years he had suffered from
the Affections, but had not been con-
fined to his bed only few days over
three weeks. He was brought to the
hospital here two weeks ago last Fri
day, only three or four days after
f his sickness forced him to his bed.
While every care was given him the
stubborn illness refused to yield to
the treatment directed by the best
medical skill and he passed away at
1.-THE hour named.
He is survived by the following
near relatives: One sister, Mrs. W
NJ. Dachroth and two brothers, Jacob
end Fred Walters, all Of Nauvoo.
The remains were taken to his old
home at Nauyoo this afternoon for
| burial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
MANY STEAMBOATS,
ARE HERE IN PORT
Black Hawk and keokuk Bring Good
Sunday Crowds to the City
Chiefly to See the Dam.

Two steamboats, brought crowds OF
people to the city yesterday the Black
Hawk and Keokuk. The Keokuk came
from Quincy and the Black Hawk
from Burlington. Both carried very
large passenger lists The season is
almost ended but the day yesterday
was SO pleasant that many people
took advantage of the opportunity to
take another ride before 1t closes.
The .. s. snagboat David Upton Ia
IN the local port, lying in the forebay
near the burlington railroad tracks
several other small barges and boats
OF the government feet are in the
local port now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
For Moving, Storage, Transfer
---SEE---
JOHN OPSTELTEN
special attention given to moving
Pianos.
Bell phone Red-e4s. 1923 MORGAN.
Mothers as Teachers.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 With stub
born contest promised in each in
dividual case, Superintendent of
Schools William S. Maxwell, under
orders from the board of education,
today made his round up of all school
teachers who nave become mothers
since January. The so-called anti
mother" faction OF the board Of edu-
cation is expected to order suspen-
sion in each case. while Ira s. Vile,
minority leader, promises an appeal
to the courts to sustain the right to
motherhood" It is expected that at
least fifteen cases will be found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
ARRANGE FOR
PUBLICITY WORK
Considerable Publicity will be Given
to Chief keokuk Monument
Dedication

Arrangements for publicity in con-
nection with the dedication Of the
Chief Keokuk statue next week were
made known this morning by VIII P.
Green OF the Industrial Association,
who is handling the matter for the
local chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
All three OF the moving picture
companies which were here for the
celebration In August will send cam
era men to Keokuk for the monument
dedication. These are the Pathe Week
ly of Jersey City, the largest of the
concerns featuring current events;
the Animated Weekly Of New York
City and the Gaumont Weekly OF
Flushing, New York The total cir
! culation of these motion picture pub
,, locations exceeds 40,00U,000 people
each week, covering every country In
the world where moving pictures are
shown.
Arrangements have been made with
the largest press associations to COW
| er advance stories on the dedication,
/ II
as well as general news stories, on
the day Of the event, circulating over
their national trunk systems Other
syndicate press associations In the
magazine, newspaper and photo win
dow service field have agreed to
carry the dedication through their
service, and, taken as whole, the
amount OF publicity received by the
city on the monument dedication
promises to rival that Of the dam eel
ebration.
! Today Mr.. Green sent dedication
story to 800 daily and weekly papers
in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
The United Press service which
The Gate City receives will carry an
advance story to its clients on the
dedication.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
JUDGE HAMILTON
SLIGHTLY I'LL
Did Not Come to keokuk Today t.
Open Court Because Of
Illness.

Judge w. S. Hamilton telephoned
this morning from Fort Madison, that
owing to a slight Illness caused by
catching cold while coming from Chi
cago to Fl. Madison, he would not
come to Keokuk to hold court this
morning. He will be here tomorrow
morning and the hearing of one or two
matters which was to have been today
has been postponed until then.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
peleea.e Died.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
GALESBURG. H., Oct. 10 Mrs.
Louise E. Sheppard, state superintend-
ent of school savings banks OF the w.
C. T. u, who attended the annual
state meeting in Galesburg last week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13
on the OPERATING liable.

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Lying on the
operating table in the Williamsburg
hospital while surgeons removed her
mangled leg. little Lydia Stodolinsky.
aged four. ate stick OF candy and
watched the doctors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-13

as delegate from Chicago, died Sun
day afternoon at the home of E. j.
Tupper She was taken III following
the morning sessions of the conven.
ton and died within two hours after
an attack of cerebal hemorrhage.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
FAIRS IN NORTH DAKOTA

Bottineau County Agricultural SO
ciety Bottineau, July 80 and 81.
Burke County Fair and Racing as
ISOLATION, Bowbells, Oct. Z and 9.
Cavalier County Fair Association
Langdon, August S to Z.
Cooperstown, June 26 and q.
Missouri Slope Agricultural Fair
association, Mandan, Sept. 80 and Oct
l to 4.
Pembina County Fair and EXPOSE
ton association, Hamilton, July 20 to
81.
Walhalla Fair association, Walhalla,
not dated.
Richland County Fair association
Wahpeton, Sept 80 and Oct ! to g.
Stutsman County Fair association
Jamestown, (not set.)
Ward County Farmers Agricultural
Fair association, Minot, (not set.)
Williams County Fair association,
(not set.)
Third North Dakota state industrial
exposition, Bismarck, Oct. to 10.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
HARVEST IS
ALREADY ON
WHEAT IS BEING HARVESTED IN
SOUTH DAKOTA AND PARTS
OF MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis, July 24.-Wheat is be-
ing harvested in the fields Of South
Dakota and in few places in southern
Minnesota, and advices from the fields
today to the Chamber Of Commerce in
Dictated an early general harvest.
Velvet chaff, which natures earlier
than fife or blue stem, is the variety
being cut. John Inglis, a vetern crop
authority. who is travelling west, wired
Minneapolis today that the farmers are
also cutting oats and barley, and that
the crops between Minneapolis and Mil
bank, S. D.. over which territory he
passed look good.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

The semi-annual meeting of the
directors Of the stats board Of health
was held here last Thursday afternoon.
All members 0 the board were present,
viz: Andrew Miller. president, Dr.. A..
M. Call, vice president and Dr.. c. J..
McGurran, secretary. Many matters
of Importance to the health of the gen.
eral public was taken up and discussed
Owing to the lack of funds the regular
monthly publication was dropped and a
quarterly win be issued, the same to
bear tabulated statistics Of each month
vital mortuary and disease.
It was decided by the board to bring
up at the next session Of the legisla-
ture bill providing for the county
health officers to be made district
health officers each district to cores
pond with the judicial disticts and
sufficient salary paid to health Of.
fcers that they may devote their en-
tire time to the work of Office and at
the same time be excluded from the
practice of medicine while in Office.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

NJ. M. Van Osdale and c. A. Sagen,
two of the grain buyers of Edmore,
autoed over Friday and spent Friday
evening and Saturday attending the
grain dealers convention Mrs. Van
Osdel and Mrs. DR.. Ogilvie came along
and spent the time as guests Of Mrs.
E. NJ. Crary at the Chautauqua
grounds.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
TRAINED DOC
OUT Of SEASON
MAN AT GRANVILLE WAS Ar
RESTED ON UNUSUAL
CHARGE.

Deputy Game Warden Chas. Kerr
arrested man at Granville yesterday
for training his dog out Of season.
There is a provision in the game laws
forbidding this, but it has not been
strictly enforced so far. Game Warden
McCutcheon intends to enforce it. The
dog was brought to this city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Huesgen and
two daughters are still enjoying them.
selves in Europe, but expect to sail for
home soon, reaching here sometime in
August.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

Mrs. j. A. Wayne went to Devils
Lake for treatment for one of her
ewes. She was accompanied by Miss
Pearl Avery. Mrs. Wayne was at tho
barn where carpenters were at work
on Thursday and something-pesuma-
by particle of iron from nail-had
got in her right eye almost binding
her.-Rollette County Herald.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

M. A. Teney has gone east for trip
and has joined his family who have
been visiting in Milwaukee. They
will return to Devils Lake about Aug
ust 10.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
MADE THOUSANDS
BUTTER

Krem. N. D., July 21.-During the
month of June the Krem creamery
received 1884 pounds of cream from
which 1886 pounds of butter was
made The amount paid to patrons
was $1,124.70, some checks reaching
as high as SIS a patron.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

Tuesday the Red Cross Society were
the guests of Mrs. E. W. Gilbertson at
the roller rink at the Chautauqua
grounds this being regular meeting.
A special train conveyed the party to
the grounds.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

Attorney T. W Morrissey of Edmore'
was transacting business and greeting
friends here Friday. Mr.. Morrissey
has been employed to defend the two
fellows who are in Jail here in eonnec-
tion with the death of H. L. Freese at
Lawton, and he is preparing for the
preliminary examination.