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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

Rash, notary public. Mrs. Walhood
No. / testified that her present home
was in Glen. Colo, and swore that she
was the wife of Chris Walhood, now
residing at Pekin, N. D. She stated
that she was married to him at Hud-
son. Wis, on Dec. 27, 1910.
AT that time, h %deposed, Walhood
gave his lame as Chester Walhood,
and his address was Olympia, Wash.
She explained that he expected to
trade some property for an apartment
house at Olympia, Wash. and that he
told her if he went by the name of
chester" instead of Chris he could
put up a better front. She testified
that his true name. however, was
Chris, and that it was wrongly given
in the marriage records at Hudson.
She also declared that the marriage
had never been annulled or set aside
by any court. The witness stated,
however, that on Feb. %, 1912, about
one month after his marriage to An
tonic Vollen of this city, she entered
into a written agreement for a separ-
alton and division of property.
The deposition will probably be re-
ferred to Judge Fesler of the trial
court as the further evidence required
to satisfy the court of the dual mar
riage of the North Dakota man.
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Welcome Valley News,

Welcome Valley, May 1910 The
Forum: Mrs. Jesse Burley's sister
Miss Long, also a niece and nephew
were visiting at the Burley farm the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson of Erie
spent Sunday in the valley.
Mrs. VIM. Piper is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Wooden.
Mr.. Brase has his pillow outfit on the
Nimoch farm. y,.- T..
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Wooden enter
tanned at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Vodden, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson. on
May Is in honor of Mrs. Vodden's
birthday.
Miss Minnie and Phoebe, and Willie
Davis spent the week end at MI. r.
Millars near Hunter.
Wesley Dynes of Fargo visited at
the Wooden and Nimock farms last
week.
Grover Fridley was a Fargo visitor
last Sunday.
Mrs. McKinnon and Miss Nedrebo
spent Friday evening at the Findley
farm. -
Several from here attended church
in Rose Valley Sunday. Cor. w. v.
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AWARDED
+. $lI,I25 VERDICT

Jamestown, N. D., May 20.-The
jury assessed the damages to the Fuller
estate at SILL 25 in the condemnation
proceedings brought by the Midland
Continental railroad.
The testimony of witnesses estimat-
ed the damage to the farm at from
$4,000 to $4,000 and the jury vas
quite at variance in its discussion up
on a verdict, almost the extremes of
the testimony being represented in the
jury. However, the low men came up
and the high men down and the COM
promise was effected at the amount
stated, SLIPS.
- Some forty-two acres were desired
by the railroad company for right-of-
way through the 1000 acre farm. An
attempt vas made to amend the COM
plant and to ask for a larger area at
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CANNING Factory
IS ESTABLISHED
ELMHURST GARDENS PUT IN
EQUIPMENT-WILL SPECIALIZE
IN CORN AND TOMATOES.

jamestown, N. D., May 20.-The first
canning factory to be established in
Stutsman county has been opened or
the Beach farm at Elmhurst Gardens,
A large consignment of machinery and
appliances has been received, togeth-
er with supplies for 1000 cans, and
a building will be erected to house the
plant.
Last season Mr.. and Mrs. Beach
put up some 300 cans Of fruit and
vegetables and with so much success
that they were encouraged to branch
out and enter the business on an ex-
tensiye scale for the trade, They
expect to can vegetables, making d
specially of corn and tomatoes.
Fruits also will be put in as large
a quantity as can be secured here.
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Youth KILLED BY
RUNAWAY TEAM
LEWIS MENGE CAUGHT. IN DISC
AND DRAGGED TO DEATH
LIVED BUT THREE HOURS

Belfield, N. D., May 2N-The shock
ing news reached this city of the tragic
death of Lewis, the ~17-year-old son of
Robert Menge, living about twelve
miles south Of town, who came to his
untimely end by being dragged for a
distance of a quarter of a mile under
a disc, the heavy machine crushing
and cutting him so seriously that he
died three or four hoursA after the &C
Cident.
About s a. M. Mr.. Menge assisted
the boy in hitching a foul horse team
to the disc to finish up a piece of land
about a quarter of a mile from the
house, and in some unknown way the
young man fell off the seat, striking
in front of the machine. This fright
ened the horses, and breaking into a.
run, they started for the barn. Imagine
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Havana News.

Havana, N. D., May 19.-To The
Forum: Last Saturday at Havana the
Havana baseball team played their
first matched game of the season with
the Newark team. Havana won by a
score Of II to 5.
Last Friday Miss Agnes Arntzan
closed her school in the Romensted
district with a programme in the eve
ming. All had a pleasant time.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregation
al church will have a lighting system
installed in the church in the near flu
ture.
The Degree of Honor will hold their
annual picnic in the month Of June in
the Frank Eisenlbron grove. The fam
lilies of Zach member are invited.
j. f. Russell is the latest possessor
Of a new Ford auto.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Otto Erickson on Thurs
day, May %. Cor. H.
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the CONSERVATION that must nave grip
ped the heart Of the father when, on
running to ascertain the trouble, he
discovered the unconscious and bleed
ing body of his son, partly under the
disc and hanging to one of the levers.
Tender and loving hands extricated
the unconscious body Of the young
man and carried him to the house. A
physician was hurriedly summoned and
everything known done to save the
young life. but without avail. Gradu-
ally the candle Of life became DINNER
and DINNER, and at the end. of three
hours faded into oblivion, ending a
robust young life which bid fair to a
bright future.
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FIRST Wife
70 THE RESCUE
HELPS WIFE No.2 OF CHRIS WAL
HOOD TO SECURE ANNUL-
MENT OF MARRIAGE.

Duluth, May 20.-Clara Kittelson
5Walhood, wife No. l Of Chris Walhood
of Pekin, N. D.. against whom Antonio
} Vollen Walhood of his city has pend
ing in district court an action for the
annulment of her marriage on the
ground of bigamy, has come to the
rescue of wife No. 2.
Miss Vollen-as she calls herself
was recently required by the court to
furnish further testimony tending to
absolutely prove the alleged first mar
rage Of her husband. Chris Walhood.
Permission was secured to lake depo-
sitions, and the testimony of the first
wife, Clara Kittelson Walhood, was
secured.
The deposition was taken last week
at Belle Fourche. S. D.. before J. w.
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the beginning of the suit in district
court but this was not permitted and
the original right-of-way was asked
for.
The suit was one of the largest
which has ben tried in court in con-
demnation proceedings in the state.
Knauf & Knauf and Oh. Seller repre-
sented the Fuller estate, and c. S.
Buck of this city and Mr.. Lawrence OF
| Fargo the railroad company.
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Health a Factor in Success.

The largest factor contributing to a
mans success is undoubtedly health.
1t has been observed that a man is
seldom sick when his bowels are reg
ular-he is never we'll when they are
c~onstipated. For constipation you will
find nothing quite so good as Cham
berlain's Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. They
are sold by all dealers.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20
MeritoI Pile Remedy.

A new scientific preparation for both
internal and external use and abso-
lutely without an equakffor the treat
ment Of piles in any form. Ask us~to
show you this remedy and explain. it's
many advantages. Central Drug Store,
&c Broadway. Fargo.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20
NERVOUS
PROSTRATION
r M&H% "A I'll e. IA "A n FL kAN
Severe Case of a Philadelphia
Woman-Her Symptoms.
Philadelphia, Pa.-"I had a severe
case of nervous prostration, with palpi-

Tatlon OF the heafC,
onstipation, head
aches, dizziness,
noise in my e r
timid, nervous, rest
less feelings and
sleeplessness.
read in the pa
per where a young
wom had been
cured Of the same
troubles by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20

Vegetable Compound so 1 threw away
the medicines the doctor left me and be-
gan taking the Compound. Before 1
had taken half a bottle I was able to sit
up and in a short time I was able to do
all my work. Your medicine has proved
itself able to do all you say it will and I
have recommended it in every household
] have visited. Mrs. MARY JOHNSTON,
210 Siegel Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Another Bad Case.

Ephrata, Pa.-"About a year ago I
was down with nervous prostration. /
was pale and weak and would have hys-
.teric spells, sick headaches and a bad
pain under my shoulder blade. I was
under the care of different doctors but
did not improve. I was so weak l could
hardly stand long enough TODD mydishes.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has made me we'll and happy and
I have begun to gain in weight and my
face looks healthy now."-Mrs. J. w.
HoRNBERGER, R. No. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl-
dentiaS Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by o
WOman and held in strict confidence.
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the roots. These punches are half the
size Of a pin head.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

, mistes, exprimant la confance que
Faction combin6e DIES puissances.-
qui r6sultera peut-6tre en- une me-
diation don't la Russie ct l'Italie Sc
raient charg6es-assurera I'm reggie
ment ct 6vitera Occupation arm6e
dune partie du territoire bulgare
par la Roumanie.
On croft lei, que la Russie a de-
eide de suivre lexemple de lAlle-
magne, de l'Autriche-H ongrie ct
de la France pour augmentation
de l'effectif de son arm6e sui lie
pied de paix.
Paris. "A la sale Wagram, sous
la pr6sidence de Mgr Annette, car
dinal-archeveque de Paris, ct en-
presence de trois 6veques, six mile
catalogues Sc sont r6unis pour de-
mander la libert6 de l'enseigne-
ment. Mgr Annette a dit que lie
parchment n'avait pas respect6 la
libert6 en- votant les lois scolaires
contre les catalogues.
Londres. - La .princesse Marie
sera, pour la premiere, fois, file
d'honneur au marriage du due Err
nest de Cumberland ct de "a prin-
cesse Victoria Louise, file dr. Kali
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Les danes de la haute aristo-
tie anglaise d6laissent la cigarette
pour lie cigare. C'est dn moins ce
qui resort des declarations de plu-
sieurs commercants de Londres
qui ont recu, depuis quelque
temps, de leur plus 6l6gante Glen
t4le, DIES commandes nombreuses ct
importantes de petits cigares tres
doux destin6s evidemment q DIES
l4vres f6minines.
Londres.-Un chimiste de Hull
Went d'inventer une %nouvelle mi
railleuse dune grande puissance.
On dit que les obus lanc6s par Get
te mitrailleuse pourront, en- Celia
tant allumer des incendies jusqu'a
la distance de cinq miles.
Saint-P Petersburg. lie diA6-
rend entire la Bulgaria ct la Rou-
mamie sur la cession, par la Bulga-
RE dune bande de territoire le
long de la mer Noire, a cause une
panique a la Bourse, ct l'opinion
publique 6tait grandement excl
tee.
LIE gouverne nent russo, cepen-.1
dant continue dams ses vues Opt
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Europe

Vienne. - LIE lieutenant Mitt-
ner, aviateur militaire, a fat une
chute en- volant ct s'est tue.
Paris.--Ii y a, en- France, 89,195
voitures d'automobiles. Les ex
portations de voitures automobiles,
Pan dernier, Sc sont chiffr6es a
$42, 100000
Paris.-Le docteur Alexis Car
rel, de pInstitut Rockefeller, de
New-York, a etc d6cor6 de la L.
gion d'honneur.
Londres.-Dans l'empire britain
nique, en- 1911, il y await cinquan-
te millions d'acres de terre pr6pa-
rec pour la culture du bic.
P ris.-Daus lie quarter de la
Roquette un violent incenaie a
6clat6 dams une fonderie d'alumi-
MUM. Une explosion s'est pro-
duite soudain, ct ONE pompiers ct
deux agents de police ont etc Sc
rieusement bless6s.
Londres.- L:"Exchange Tele-
graph Company public une d6pe-
che de Rome disant que le docteur
Giuseppe Bastianelli, lie plus grand
specialists d'Italie, u etc appel6 au
Cairo, Egypte, par M. j. Pierpont
Morgan. &c dernier doit gutter
lie Caire. le 10 mars.
Lisbonne. = LIE gouvernement
portugais a decide de remover au
tribunal d'arbitrage de la Haye
les questions Sc rapportant
aux biens des congregations reli-
gieuses, saisis sous la loi de s6pa-
ration des Eglises ct de lEtat.
Londres.-O ma que fort peu
de nouveIles des operations de
guerre car les d6peches de Cons
tantinople sont tres retard6es par
la censure la plus stricte 6tablie
par lie gouvernement ottoman.
lie feu qui a 6clat6 l'autre jour
lans le quarter de la grande mos
lu6e de Sainte-Sophie, q Constan-
;inople, a etc 6teint tard dams la
nut apr4s que deux cents mai
sons ct magasins current 6t6 bru-
es au ras du sol.
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j. A
DENTISTE
Extraction des dents sans douleu
1921 A 7ENUE WASHINGTON n
Par=Ci Par=la

Winnepeg. - Une compagnie
d'assurance contre les accidents a
recu de ses agents a Vancouver
&C. Colombo Anglaise}, une d6peche
distant que Y hommes ont etc tues
par un coup de grisou dams la mine
sSwash Pea Coal, a Yale, Colon
bic Anglaise.
Washington. LIE premier
mars, a la Maison Blanche, lie pre-
sident Taft presentera au capital
ne Arthur H. Rostrum, la MEDAL
lie qui lui a etc offerte par la Con-
gres, pour ses h6rolques services
CONNIE commandant du Carpathia
oui recueillit les %survivants du Ii
tanic.
Les canons francais CONT
nuent leur euvre dams la guerre
des Balkans. C'est en- vain que
les lures cherchent q reprendre
rofensive; %instruits ct arm6s par
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Condolences

A la s6ance du Cercle Ste Anne
tenae lie "a f6vrier, les resolutions
suivantes ont etc adopt6es.
Attendu quill a plu a Dieu den
lever a l'affection DIES leurs M. Den
mis- Deslauriers, 6poux bien-aim6
de Sr Elizabeth Deslauriers, Sc
cretaire-F inanciere de notre Cercle,
ct Nine Belisle, venerable mere de
Sr Adeline Lagace. il est
Resolu que les membres offfrent
a ces S@urs 6prouv6es, leurs plus
sinc6res condolences. il est aussi
R6solu qu'une copie DIES pr6sen-
ties leur soft envoy6e, ct une autre
a l'ECHo DE L'OUEsT pour publica-
ton.
Laura Dumas, Sec.-Arch.
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Nine Menasippe Beslile est de-
c6d6e, lie vendredi II 6coul6, q sa
demeare, 63l rue Summer N. E., a
Page 80 ans. sApres So mort, les
restes de la venerable d6funte fu-
rent tranport6s a la residence de
sa file Nine F. Pearson, 2O19 Ave-
nue. Centrale, d'oh partit lie cort4-
&c funebre pour reinforcement lie
II suivant. Nine Belisle Wit
lie jour q Ste Anne des PLANES,
P. O., Canada, en- 1882 ct vint q
Minneapolis en- 1880. Outre son
6poux, qu'elle 6pousa il y a SO ans,
ellie laisse pour la pleurer trois n
fants: Mines FIX Pearson, G. Laga-
&c ct M. Jean B6lisle de notre vii
lie, ct une sour Martini Caron, qui
demeure au Canada, ainsi que 20
petits-enfants ct II arri4re- petits-
enfants.
Son service a Gu lieu lundi, en-
P6glise Notre-D Dame de Lourdes au
milieu dun grand concours de pa
rent ct d'amis. Mgr Guilllot, cure
de la paroisse. oficiait assist6 des
RR. PIP. Boubon, vicaire, ct Ban
DIM, CONNIE diacre ct sous-diacre.
reinforcement s'est fait au cimeti-
ere Ste Marie, sous la direction de
MN. Rainville, entrepreneurs de
pompes fanebres.
La soci6t6 DIES Danes du Rosai-
re, a laquelle Nine Belisle appar-
tenait, assistant en- corps au service.
Les porteurs 6taient six de ses
petits-fls, Henri, Arthur, Anne,
Romeo Pearson, ct Homer ct Car
mel Lagac6.
Nous prions la famiile d'accep-
ter nos plus sinc6res condolences.
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La temperature atmosph6rique
ne nous annonce pas encore lie
printemps ct dependant les affaires
s'annoncent d6ja sous un jour de
prosp6rit6.
En- efet, M. FIX Chabot, de la
raison sociale de Smith & Chabot,
entrepreneurs de points ct chemins
de fer, partira prochainement pour
faire executor une enterprise con
siderable, dams lie Nord du Mime
sofa, sur la ligne du Northern Pa
cifc.
Nous souhaitons tout lie success
possible a notre compatriote.
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Nine Auguste Labelle, de Glen.
dive, Mont, qui a subj une opera
ton chirurgicale des mains du Dr.
Laurent, compile gutter l'h6pital
Ste Marie, samedi en- bonnie vote
de guerison.
Avant de retourner au Montana,
Nine Labelle passera quelques Sc
maines a Minneapolis en- visite
chez des parents ct DIES amis.
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II nous fat plaisir d'annoncer
que l'6tat de M. Joseph B6laire,
qui a etc 81 brutalement attaqu6
par DIES voleurs, la semaine derni6-
re, ct qui FONT laiss6 pour mort,
s'am6liore tres sensiblement. On
salt que M. B6lair ma 6t6 retrouv6
que le lendemain matin apres avoir
Ste expose au froid durant toute la
mutt, ct on craignait que &c fait
ajout6 a la gravit6 des coups quill
a recus q la tote lui soft fatal.
Aujourd'hui il semble etre compile
tement hors de danger.
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Particulierement durant lie temps
du careme, la Central Provision
Co., 125 Avenue Centrale a tou-
jours un choix de poissons frais,
sales GU fumes ct maintenant plus
que le pass6 ellie en- a un choix qui
par son excellence ne peut 6tre de-
pass6 par aucune autre boucherie
de la vile. Viandes choisies ct
6pices, cafe ct the a prix raisonna-
bIes. Rendez-lui une visite on te-
l6phonez Z. S. Spruce 53l; GU
n. w. East 80. Ann.
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M. Menassippe Belisle, Mines G.
Lagac6 ct FIX Pearson, ct M. Jean
BesIile, remercient bien sincere
ment tous leurs parents ct amis
ainsi que les Danes du Rosaire de
la paroisse Notre-D Dame de Lourdes
pour leurs nombreux t6moignages
de sympathie en- aidant durant la
maladie ct a la mort de leur v6n6-
rable spouse ct mere Nine B6lisie,
ainsi que pour les nombreux tri-
butts foraux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

Mile Genevieve Plouf qui a. ou-
vert un atelier de couture dams lie
Reed Block, &c ct Nicollet, l'ann6e
derniAre fait tres bien ses afaires.
Mile Plouf Sc prepare pour une
saison tres active.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

ON demoi-
selle on une femme pour faire lie
m6nage. S'adresser au No ZIG
Oliver Avenue n. Tel. n. w. Hy-
land 1884. Bon salaire.
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es Allemands, lis ne subissent
que Debates sur Debates.

Pekin, Chine.-Sa Majestic Ye
Ho Ma La, imperatrice douairiere
de Chine est d6ced6e hier matin
a Oh. 80. Ellie 6tait veuve de Fem
pereur Kwang Su qui est decide
le l3 novembre 1908. L'imp6ra-
trice ma etc que quelques jours
malade. On croft qu'elle a sue
comb6 a l'appendicite. Seul un
m6d6cin chinois la soignait ct ce
medecin ne connaissait probable
ment que peu de chose au sujet de
l'appendicite.
Londres. - Nine Emmeline
Pankhurst, chef DIES suffragettes
militantes d'Angleterre, a etc ARE
tee, pour avoir declare, r6cemment|
qu'elle await conseill6 aux suffra-
gettes de commettre lie crime &c
Walton Heath, Oh la villa de M.
Lloyd George, chancellor de
PEchiquier, a etc d6molie par une
bonnie.
Guayquil (Equateur).-La viii
de Guyaquil a etc violemment Sc
cou6e, samedi soir, par un tremble-
ment de terre, qui a dur6 10 Sc
condos. LIE choc s'est produit vers
$40 heures. La panique s'est en-
par6e de la population, mails aucun
accident grave ne s'est produit.
Essen, Allemagne. -L'aviateur
Allemand Joseph Suvelack, qui a
entrepris, de couvrir un monoplan,
!. distance qui s6pare Essen de
Londres, a failli p6rir. II lui fallu
planer pendant une heure ct qua
rante. cinq minutes, sans boussole,
au milieu du brouillard. II a me-
me etc sur lie point de tomber dams
la mer. Enfn, il a pu op6rer une
descente en- Hollande.
Keneh (Egypte).-Le general
Porfirio Diaz, ancien dictateur du
Mexique a declare quill Sc tenait
pref a r6pondre a l'appel de ses
compatriotes, 81 la revolution pro-
voquait une Intervention Grange
re. II croft que les Etats- Unis,
don't il Sc dit l'ami, continueront la
politique adoptee par eux jusqu'ici,
ct n'interviendront pas. II a con-
fance dams les hommes qui Sc sont
empar6s du pouvoir, q Mexico.
Berlin.-Le DR. Friedrich Fried
mann, qui pretend avoir d6couvert
un serum edicace contre la tuber-
culose, est arrive a New-York, a
bord du paquebot "Kronprinzes-
sin Cecilia"
II emporte une quantit6 de ger
mes vivants qui, dit-il, sont 81 eff
CAGES, ct il Sc propose de gu6rir IS
sur 100 des cas- de tuberculose qui
lui seront soumis.
Sill y r6ussit, il recevra lie mil
lion de dollars offert pour I'M tel
exploit par un banquier de New
York.
Trenton, n. lie president
6lu, Woodrow Wilson a annonc6
que la session sp6ciale du congress
commemorate le Ter avril.
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Qu6bec.-Un nomm6 Blouin, de
Sainte-Anne de Beaupr6, est mort
subitement.
Qu6bec.-M. Louis V. Filteau,
imprimeur du roi, est mort q l'H6-
tel Dieu du Pr6cieux Sang, Oh il
await etc Transports il y a trois Sc
maines, soutfrant dune hypertro-
phie du occur ct du foie,
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M. Adolphe Grignon Sc prepare
pour un voyege de plusieurs semai-
mes au Canada, quill entreprendra
vers lie 9 mars. II est appel6 par
Ia maladie grave dun parent. Ii
visitera Ottawa, Montreal ct st
Eustache.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28
Echo Sc l'Onest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie % Few. 1913

Nine j. A. Page s'est soumise a
une grave operation chirurgicale,
la semaine d%erni4re, DIES mains du
DR. A. l.. Lalibert6. Son 6tat est
DIES plus satisfaisant. Ellie est a
l'hopital Ste Marie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

La Gateway Meat Market, 2l0
Avenue Hennepin, Napoleon La
tourelle, propr6taire, sollicite votre
clientele G ette boucherie vendant
ct achetant ses marchandises g
prix co1tant peut vendre au plus
bas prix possible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

En- cette vile, lie % 6coul6, Nine
Arius Houle, de lAvenue James
N, I'm garcon.
Nine Leon Pilon, 2111 Girard
Avenue ~, I'm fills.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-28

Ser. Ce marriage aura lieu pendant
9 mois de jnillet. LIE roi y sera
repr6sent6 par le prince de GALES
ct p~eut-etre aassi par le due de
Connaught.