The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-08-14


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sa,sSI "a ~ C.lcasGity ana set-sp
- n ~ ns sI.s ~ pram!qye may
~ n9renlanq
80. -. ~. a.Aoa ntoke eafiy. ana soon
~ 49, 'sr .npSlas event, ne fivet
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,.s13l -. ase .a ~ - yea nonof ana
syi '.ns sos e 10Th, the treasure
no - tasssooepetel Zip Of tae yean
MI nH 49, ~ p9xaas - carried hve
a. nj u sot H. olel 81 her staterooms
Eo!s W crippled sand diseased.
: 49, . sMere eAiower county
49,. ~ nnses returning nom
lA WINTER iabors or pleasures at
w.nn. Among thsse7+as little suti.
9 stspA 1of the eyentvwere listed Mr. lr
= ME-. JACK Crellin, Ryt when the
: ~ and heart-weary lifted their
49, 10 heaven at the cruel delay
e0e' eoiosnipners waxed ctaMQroaH
Cssslar was .fQreeda tossaN before
pMe, and Mr.. and Mra. Jack Crel.
e saM we're yet st,l man ana maid: :
"a; come F,aboaA sena Hal. Stake
arge OF you. Father Mahan takes
ssage at Forty Mile, and you'll be
{ ugly one before wa say goodbye at
Fcies Gity,.i:7a. So! -avl yc,..it 49,
PltNsol: mafke. s hotter. inspectors.
q protesting boards Of undeFwrit
fs,{net tyet having, penetrated the
emal dominfons RI the north, the
ssiaf cast 6tf heE. lines With 'passsh.
sssortea ssranss %oao aes
hose work ibega4 ,arih; caaaet with
9 brow: d.i&ho gzeM: heFetem.
nea with I summer: tdlena.:. ,:rieted
4 killed. each other on. t6e slightest
oveestions r 1TStslwatt' Stick Indians
g the upper river regions, hghtened
cir heavy money pouches lin brave
8 deayors to best the white man las
his games Of chance. outraged
their vitals with the whisky he sold
III thirty dollars the HG9e. Ttefe
F7ere ft4at 49f9qtO I9ebe tprede 3&61e'
mute and 1nnutt wanderers from the
great delta two thousand miles away;
not among the whites was thfIH81
\ nationalities less pronounced: the
'hations OF the world had sent their
sons to the north. and the tongues
1ney spoke 'wer6 .uNAv. 70 ls:sF,S 81,
Al Forty Mile more passengers and
freight we're crowded aboard. Among
Ithe passAms''eas Rehsro nshsps and
|p t4et baggage was "a HnRhiatea gins
box, cgryesgpB3qfit4qg ia sihs to .the, f9R;
~entions! last tenemene o. man. 1ne
rush 6f hfe'has little heed f6ie deaM
80 tAAHboxAwAs &piHA = 9re0ropalx
upon ARxHemAd.of ffsiEE On 4Ae. CaSt
eiar geek 8yt Eat Mqprfanst29e, hay;
ing lalA tn the Momeht Of shipment
In a'comfoftabieo 1ceca*e;S did fnc'
care. Nobody cared. There were nc
mousnsrs. save 4 huge Twolf.d09, ~
WHOM the taste .,of. hiS masters lasA
vas still sweet. He crept aboard un
noticed, and ere the lines were cos,
on had taken up his accustomed vaei
On the heap 81 frsfkhtby' his masters
side: He was .sushe u vicious brute
and had such a fearful way Of. barring
his fangs. that the sother canine pas
seneers gave him eswide berth eheos
Ing to leave him. alone with his dead
! The cabins were crowded with The
sick, SO the marriage began on tn.
sitting deck. 1t was near midnight
but fhs=zn,s:Tr a1 SSaeneher
slanted its oblique rays from just
shove the northern skynfe. Frona
Payne a49 Jao$ JgtS4e )stdod stdhi Ps
side, Father Mahan began the serv
ps' ane aas s sa1i sos g
gam lers; but in the main, the human
cargo had cFoFded about. the center
OF IN, interest And also the dogs; -. ,
not s.AahsaaeE: des. sought eaisn q
vantage among the freight. He had
travelled countlesA Journeys, was
veteran: of "a dozen famines and :: q
The truculent front Of the dog which