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The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-27

For Saie-CrystaI White Orpington
 Chickens, Kellerstraus strain. lay like slot machine. Mrs. Ira smith. Mena. 2Si-tp-Aatl
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-27

Wanted-Hair switches to make
 from combings. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Paris, eos Seventh St. S-4
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-27
B!oodine Liver Pills

CURE CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
 Twenty-Five Cents a Box.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
sic bate gcbminbinebt, ma,
am Sterbem; lett 9einnb.

@d1nun's Mlteratioe miro nit @rfolg
.9ebraudt in alien Sbeilen BEG 2anbeS
in Der 8e6anDlung bon Subertnlo<
1is. Qente, tpelde es nabmen, bell
}erten ith, qeparl1en an @epidt, erz
5h0pfenbe N~a6tldtpeiBe bDrten auf, Sic
Ter lieken nah urb piele mnroen gez
6eilt. 8enn es @ud intereHirt. mebr
nariiber gu miilen. tperben mir @n6 NIT
fiiblen. SIR fDnnt's umterln9en nnb
oann fir @ud lelbit urtbeilen. 2eiet
iiber Srau @obert's 9eilnng:
@riffitb, Snb.
v&errenl Sn bem @ebanfen, baB cine
tur5e @ei6icbte elmer merttpiiroigen 2etz
lung meiner 5dtpiegermutter (Srau Nnz
no @obert) an6eren 2eibenben bon Nnz
en- fem fDnnte, 9ebe ib hermit folgenz
oes 3eu9nib: @egen ben 10. 5eptemz
Der 1908 ertranfte Tie an fatarrbii4em
Yneumonia unb nurbe anbalten6 19ltmz
mer, 10 DaB cine berangebilbete &rnntenz
pflegerin %notbtpenbig mar. Na6t9ptz
Ben ina 70 16Iimm, 6ab es notbtpenoi9
tpurbe, lire &letoer einz ooer 5tpetmd
ieDe Nn6t gu ipedieln; tbr 9uIten ber<
}hlimmerte lid mnb ipurbe 6erart, bab
man algemein eripartete, 1ie mirbe nt9t
biel LANCER mebr leben. SIM Saz
n1ar aIs Neb. @m. 8erg, bon
Der ct. Mi6nels Stride al 5bez
respiue, ssnb., iie gum $ooe borberei<
tete. empfobl er, baB i6 ettpas gdmans
Mlterntibe nebmen unb ieben {oIte, oh
Tie baonr6 feline Qinbernng eunpftn6e. SD
erlldte iooann ben tie bebanoelnoen
Gr5t, feline 9iagnoie 5u geben, unb er
iogfe mir, iie babe @@pinoiu9t, unb
mebi8iniide @ilfe ndre BEL ibr bergez
bens. Mls ib i'm fragte, Oh er CLAUDE,
es more nublos, Mlteratibe 3u gebrau9en,
anttportete er, fem Mr3t tonne ibr IT.
genbipie -belfen, nnb i9 folte bamit MAJ
chen, tpie ih tpolle. 90 erfudte i9 ben
8ep. @m. 8erg iofort, fir cine Slaide
gu ididen. 81 8irflidfeit obne @offz
hung ouf @eneiung beltano ib bara1f,
oaB lie bas Mlterafibe neriude, mas iie
audi that. &c frent midi, iebt fagen gu
f0Dnnen, baB 1ie bamit forffubr: II. iib balo
gu bei5ern begonn. Sebt arbeifet tie 70 bart
m$ ie, pie9t 3tpan3ig 9funo {9tperer
uno lie befin6et iib iebt BEL outer Sc
innb6eit: Sic iagt often nno fret, .bab
gdman's Mlteratibe berbanft.
Undergraduates Nffioapit)
sos. g + m r."
@dmm's Glteratibe 1T tpirflam in Sal
len bon Bron@itis, Ultima, !@eufieber,
9alss unb 2rngens8 eidtperoen unb I'M
Mufbnu beg 5biten1s. @ntbdt fetn @ift.
Opiaten ODER Me6i3in, bic ii6 our @e>
tpobnbeit ma6t. Sragt mad 8ooflet,. IN
tpeldem 9eilnngen ber3ei6net ftn6 ober
fdreibt an gdman's Qnborntoriun, Bbiz
Iabelpbia, ga, fir tpeitere @bioen3. gu
berfnnfen bel allen 9nlptapotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
!. Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
oRIA
@ams mmo sol.
3nr notwithstanding.

Sobalo sic iunger @artoffelpflan5<
ben ic meit berangema6ien itn6, oa5
sic Geiben oeu!lid iidt6ar' merren,
nll,I Sic eigentli6e 8earbeitung, 6as
&o:fsn ooer &ultipieren beginnen. /.
3as @aden 6arf aber MIR al1Sge<
iiibrt !peroen, menn Ser 8o6en nid)t
mebr gu naB lit uno lei6t friimelt.
1oour6 miro be5medt, ben 8oben.
melder pielfadt perfruitet tit, griini..
li@ auf5ulodern un6 oie in3mii6en
neu aufgefeimten l1nfrautpflan5en 5u
berni9ten. Sir Srubfartoffeln fann
man es bel 6ieiem einmali9en @aden
meiitens bemen6en laiiett, 6a sic
i9nelle @ntmidlung ser BfIan5en Elm
Muffommen bon l1nfrautiamen bon
ielbit berbinoert un6 6ie groben
Bflan5en beim &aden leibt beid6oigt
tperben f0nnen. Sci ipdteren @ar>
toffeln bingegen un6 Defenders anf
bin6igen 8oben lit 1to6maliges &ad-
en- nur 6ringen6 gu empfeblen. SIT
6as eritemal re6t tief gebadt tpor6en,
10 geniigt beim 5meiten Saden Elm
etpas fla6eres Mnflodern BEG So
6ens, mdbren6 umgefebrt elmer fla@e<
rem Mufloderung Elm tiefes Saden
foIgen muB.. Man benutt entpe6er
&anb- o6er 8fer6ebafen (8ultipa-
tori; %eriteren 1T i'm o%ueemeinen Ser
@or5ug gu geben, ga man bi@ter an
sic 8fIan5e beranfommen fam uno
oie Mrbeit iomit mirfiamer lit. Sci
umfangrei6erem &artoffelanba11
miro man meiitens ge5tpungen fetn,
Sen 4ultipator 3u benube11, sod lei
ltet 6ieies @erdtb t1r Damn CUTE
1ienlte, tpenn 6ie &%artoffeln regel-
maBig i'm @ua6rat gepflan5t iino nno
elm freu5ueiies 8earbeiten erlauben.
Die Iebte MaBnobme our 3flege
ser @%artoffeln 1T 6as 8ebanfeln,
sod geben be3iiglth Ser 3medmabig-
felt sic Mniidten iebr al1setnun6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
New Process
5team Laundry,
Seutt Sbr Gtuas pon Cure 8di&e?

SENT Sbr Gtuas pom Cure @dfde?
Eenn 10, oanu miro es ii4 @ud lob
neu. nitpt auber N4t gu lafien, bab NH N
oos unierise, Wir babsn bic. poaltan,
oia}te @aldanltolt i'm ytorome(te uno
lieferu er( ter 0lafe Nrbeit. W1r ge<
6raucben feline @hemitalen; mir peroerpen
puber Cure 5ohen nieht. 8enn Sbr
reine Nrbeit 1uo bette B~eban1l1ln9
tpout, baum oentt OIL uns. unlere Yre!z
ie limb uieoriger als lonltlpe, y n1r
be5oraen Cure Samilientpd Idle btu19er;
nls Sb1 es ielblt tbuu toumt; Srtnno19f
uuo aber5eugt @uh: Mir baben A9enz
ten in Den unllieaellpen Staoten.
8 j. Wcper 2ampi,uaihanitsit
gigenthImer
S. Mpe. g, st @louo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

gielfad miro oas 8ebdufeln Der Scar.
toffeln gang aagemein ais baS bette.
Mittel our @teigerung oes &noQen.
aniabes bingeiteQt. Dieies trifft ie.
oob nid)t gu; oen1t eS 1T our6 3abl-
reibe @eriu6e feitgeitellt tuor6en, bob
sic giinittge @trfung 6es 8ebdufelnS
1t11r bon Den 8obenperbdltniiien ab.
baingig lit, uno Dab 6urd 6as Be-
bal1feln Ser &artoffeln unter I'm.
ltdii11oen iogar cine @erminoerung Ser
&noaen berbeigefubrt meroen fann.-
@irfliben Ml1ben leiitet Sos Be-
bdillfeln nur auf binoigen, bumoien,
CUR @erfrultung neigenoen 8ooen,
sic piel maiierfaiienoe &raft baben,
inter ser 8orausiebung, 6ab sic
8nollen redt flab gelegt iino. Die
INN Sic Bflau5e angebaufte @roe
nimmt bel &eger geniigen6 6eudtig-
felt auf, mdbreno 6as iberfliiliige
Ma1ler, tDel1eS Den &~artoffeln 19a0z
lid meroen f0nnte> abflieBen fam.
MltBer6em mer0en sic &nolen bur6
sic 8ebdufelung nit elmer binrei-
beuo groBen Menge ndbrltoffreiben
groe umgeben. Solte sic Sberflade
oieier groanbaufungen itarf perfru>
lten, 10 lit Elm 8reben ser &ruite
ollrb poriidtiges @aden iebr 5u em-
pfeblen, INN SEN %9nft5utritt 5u be-
for0ern.
Muf leidten, ol1rdlaiiigen 8ooen,
bel oenerl 5u befir6ten lit, 6aB onr9
oas 9ebal1feln in trodenen 3eiten sic
Srodenbeit in ser sic &noqen l1m1ge-
benoen groe nun nod geiteigert miro,
sic Notwithstanding ii6 alto
peribledtern, lit oas 8ebaufeln ent-
idieoen gu unterlaiien. &ier e1npfiet
es ii9, sic gaatfnouen moglidit tief,
Is Sou tief 81 legen> I'M tie IN
cine %geniigenoe Menge @r6e ein5u=
betten. Sic &egulierung Ser 8alier=
perbdltniile geidiebt 0ur6 tpie6erbol-
ties fades @aden, moour@ Die i'm
9ooen aufgeipeiderte 5e1dtigfeit 3n-
riidgebalten miro.
9as 8ebauf eln oarf lel6ltper itdno=
Itd MIR Bel trodenem @etter Qe1de=
FEN. Sic 5medlndBigite 3eit fir Sic
@ornabme oieier Mrbeit lit BON oen
ndberen u%mitdnoen abbangig uno
fonn nibt allgemeil a%l1gegeben tper=
SEN. 8ns 8ebaufeln 6arf ntdt ltatt=
fi1roen, iobolo oie Eflan5en tn tbrer
@1ttpidlung nod iomeit 5uriid fino,
oaB Elm l1eberoefen NIT groe mog-
li6 lit, uno es oarf r,iht mebr por-
genon1men meroen, menn Sic Bflan-
5en 10 groB gemoroen iin6, BOB ein=
.5elne Ibeile ourd oas 8e6anfeln nit
groe beoedt per6en. 6erner oarf
fur5 Dor ooer mdbren0 Ser 8lItbe
l1idt mebr bebal1felt mer6en, metl in
oieien1 6alIe Der untere She'll oeS
.Stengels idon gu lange 3eit nit ser
SUIT in 8%eriibrl1ng ge1peien lit, infol<
ge6elien an oiel fen Stengelpartien Sic
gnttpiflung bon Muslautern uno Elm
neller &nolenaniab ber5ogert miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Rerbienttr Qtis(a,

Oesoveu0S 3S1os8s
setu 9oueIa8. Su.. stuauit 1919.
0abmr@, bob uretn ec1n .etne 9atb In I'M.
teree. galbIe nerlorx tpar ID e. algeoriffen, bob
t@ febft. etnert Monat it@t u1e6r arbetten
!ontte. Ga96ert. mid 8 Her3te bergebIt& he.
tanbelten. Iabr! ID Yaitor 88nte'8 Merbenitdr.
fer. tpebnr& i'd baIb uteirle Geiun6tett iuie.
ber erlaNqte unb teitbem aud iuteber nrbeite,
oes9alb ip1nt@e t& benz @erbenttdrfer ben. ber.
otei1teu 31toIo. morttn 1rett.
Sum Q. 9ebenpne, 400 seut1td Mbe., San
gronetsco. Gal, ndnf@t @ottes Seeen fIr
ben gerbenitdrier. ipetI er aud BET tbr 10 gut.
ferlirQ 6eS .0fiidgrabe8 entitanben tpdr uno
beSbaIt In etreu1 3oipttal Idr9ere Belt bebars
belt tpurbe.
4err 9tarrer 8. 9. Meetiter i@retbt aus Sc.
etn Seaen unb cine WobItbnt fiji bic 0etbe1.
ben.
Trej s: 81. |s: s:s:s &. s :: s! e !: s;'1 :ss:Isss!'
". Mrme erbolten aud bic 0tebi5in umfonft.
Dteie Yte6t5in pnrbe lett benz Sabre 1916 bon BEN
boom. GATOR Rbais: Sort Wappe, .Snb. ~subereitet
uHo test unter feiner anmeitung o6h Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Sci Mpstbetertt ~ batea tae
800 Die 0tatdbe. 6 6Iafbsn tde 5000
osebe Si.55, 8 far 1900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

Ger Bet5tge. - 9err: 91er,
SER Doftor, lift Ser 8etrag Sbrer
&ednung." Mr5t: .Grlar,ben Sic,
oas lit ia n,1r sic @alfte." Serr:
uStimmt troboem; sic baben mid
mabreno 6es SdarladS bebanbelt,
6aS lit cine &inoerfrantbett> uno
u&inoer" be5ablen befanntlid iiberaq
sic &alfte."
Cine praftiide Meue.
rnng. - 0iener 0id eine @igarre
bon ieinem Serrn nebmenb): SIM,
mas mein Serr Baron felt geitern fir
einen fomiiben @igarrenftitenoedel
bat. Baron Gam Mben0): Sobann,
Sic maren iiber meine @igarren!
2eugnen sic nidt, bier, ser &iiten.
oefel bot Sic ielbittbdtig pbotogra-
pbtrt.
S a III / I e ncorre p 0 IL
.ben5. - Gin @ater i6idt ieinen1
Sobne, ser eben gum 5meiten Male
beim @romen ourdgefauen lit, am
grlten oes Monats Inn %5uan5ig Marf
meniger ais gelp0bnli6, uno mott
Dirt Dies nit oen @prten: v8ie Ste
Nrbeit, 10 ser 2obn!" @orouf Ser
5obn iogleid 5uridtelegrapbirt.
v0ie ser @ater, 10 ser Sobn!"
Mn6 ein @rfennungS*
e eide II. (9lus oem 8rtefe 6eS Stu-
0ioius 8ummel an ieinen Snfel):
u@s freut mid ltnen6lid, lieber 0n-
fel> oaB gu mild na6iten Montag
bein@en miuit - i6 mer6e piinftlt6
am 8abnbofe fem. 9a mir uns aber
nod ME gefeben, 10 bite i6 Did, ais
@rfennungs5eiden cine 8anfnote in
ser redten @ano 5l1 balten."
Sur sur Mu munternng.
- &i6ter: n@ie fanen sic 6a5n,
Sem Moufe nit 6em i6meren Sol5=
i6eit ems iiber Sen g6a6el gu ge=
ben?" Mngeflagter: uM6, id tpar
irooe 10 periniigt, uno er 10 triibetim=
plig, u11b 90 iagte id, Maufe, marl1m
biit gu MIDI ooh pergniigt? l1no oa
meente er, set iinge Mir nii6t an,
id ioute linn in 6rieoen laiien. gfa,
uno 10 jab cen @ort set ap6ere, I'm
meil id ira6e oct @ol5l6eit III Die
6atto botte, oa moute id ibm n biSfen
Sc Srilen aus II &opp idlagen!"
Gin barter &opf. = ~Du,
balt 3n's id)on geb0rt? @ie Ser
9bpeigerbouer geltern ieinen @ol1l
bat einipan1let1 molen, oo bat baS
Teufelspieb ausgei6lagen nno bat
i'm geraoe at oen &opf getroffen."
$50, 90 muB er ia glei6 anf Der
Stele foot gepeien iein!"
50 nein! Gem 8ouer bats ni6t
piel gentadt, aber ser @aul bot iif
Sen 6l1B babel gebro6en!"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
HAVE DARK flair
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't Stay Gray: Nobody osn Tel,
When You Darken Gray. Faded
Hair With Sage Tea and sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
1aiiy d~arkened. glossy and abundant
with q brew of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. When W her. hair fell out
or took on that dull. faded or streak
ed appearance. this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect. By
sskinE ct any drug store for rrwyeth's
will get a large bottle Of this old
lime recipe, ready. to: use, for about
70 cents. This simple mixture car
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair and is
splendid for dandruk, dry. itchy scalp
and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, because it darkens 40 natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can tell
It has been applied-it's so Easy to use,
500. You simply dampen a sponge or
soft brush and draw It through your
hair, taking n strand at a time. By
morning the gray hair disappears;
after another application or two, 1t IL
restored to it's natural color and looks
glossy, soft and Observation-Disclosures
mient.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
GREAT NORTHERN
OPENS new Line
"
Tariffs to Fairview and Sid
ney Mont, Established
Today.

With the opening December 1 as far
as Sidney, Mont, of the branch line
the Great Northern 10 constructing in
Montana west of Fairview, another
link will be established In what is
known as the New Rockford Lewis
town. CUTOFF, a line planned to run
half way o. North Dakota and
Montana, forming a second transcon-
tinental track for the Great Northern
and %tclosing for that road a large Sec
tton of Montana's richest farm land.
Building Both Directions.
A line has been constructed by tho
Great Northern south from Snowden,
Mont. on its main line. to Fairview,
and the company is now building east
and west from this point. The western
extension will run to Lewistown, Mont.
o which point construction crews
worked east during the summer.
Work Being Pushed.
Work on the eastern extension is
being pushed and will be opened to-
day as far as Arnegard, N. D.
Freight tariffs to Sidney and to Ar
negard have just been issued.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
Five Dakota Postofice AS
Xpirants Have New Trou-
bic on Hand.
TO RENEW FIGHT
IN THIS SESSION
Probable That Otto Meyers
Name Will Not be
Again Submitted

Fights that were made on i've demo.
cratic postal appointees in this state
resulted in the failure Of the senate
to confirm the names. With the pass.
Ing OF the special session and the on.
entng OF the regular session Of con,
gress. the fight against at least q por.
ton Of the a%ppointees will be waget
with new vigor. 4 ~. =
The Darlington Office is ono or
Which the largest fight was waged. A
w stambaugh was appointed post.
master to succeed the republican in,
cumhent. who was ordered to resign
but who has SO far refused to do 30
The republican members of congress,
from this state were successful II
holding up confirmation Of the ap.
pointment and It died with the pass
Ing Of the special session.
Bruegger Supports stamhaurh.
National Committeeman Br1esser
however. will stand BY his origina
Recommendation in favor Of STAN
baugh. The committeeman maintain,
that stambaugh is the real choic,
OF the Foster county and, C9rringtor
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01

run from Fargo to Devils Lake by
way Of the Aneta line. but the Great
Northern officials indicate that no
move Of that nature is contemplated.
H. A. Noble, general passenger
agent. writes to Mr.. Malmin with ref
erence to the service on the Aneta
line, but makes no comment on any
proposed change, such az has been
f~orecasted from Fargo. and It is evil
dent that the Great Northern will
continue to handle Nos 3 and 10 on
present basis, with the possibility
that the runs Of either the night
service between Grand Forks and Du-
luth, or Nos 20 and 80. will be OK
tended through to Minot.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01

democrats. Notwithstanding the re-
commentator OF the county commit
toe In favor Of another candidate,
StatnbauEh5i 10 q prominent politician
IN the central part OF the state. and
he has long been identified with the
interests OF the democrats.
Bowman Once is Troublesome.
l.. Another appointment that is caus-
ing q great deal or trouble ia that of
Miss Myrtle Nelson to the Bowman
office. She also succeeds a republi-
can incumbent who has been asked
to resign. Senators McCumber and
Gronna were successful in holding up
confirmation of appointment during
the special session, and they will con
the submitting Of Miss Nelson's name
a second time.
w. w. Smith, who was appointed to
the Valley City Office. where q repub-
lican office holder was asked to resign,
also will be given more trouble before
he confirmation. Frank Rem
ming of Velva and A. I. Koehmstedt
Of Langdon are the other appointees
whose names were submitted by Pres
ident Wilson during the special ses-
sion.
Dickinson Land Office Fight.
Another fight that will be renewed is
on Otto Meyer for the receivership of
the Dickinson land office /. Mr.. Mey-
|er's name was submitted four months
ago, but bitter opposition developed
to confirmation. and 1t was waged so
successfully that his name was not
confirmed.
Secretary Of the Interior Lane be-
came involved in that dispute as has
National Committeeman Bruegger,
who is making a fight against Meyer.
With Committeeman Bruegger op.
posed to Meyers appointment, politic-
ians do not believe that his name
will be again submitted and that the
failure to secure confirmation during
the special session means that he is
out of the race.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
HE[CESEN TO
Have OPPONENT
osnabrock Farmer Seeks
Congressional Honors from
the First District.

John 8. Gogin. a well known farm
er of Osnabrock. has announced that
he is a candidate for congress from
the First district. He will oppose
Congressman H. T. Helgesen for the
nonor. and is the first candidate to
appear in the First district outside of
the present representative.
Mr.. Gogin is the owner of the well
known Nora farm, a short distance
out of Osnabrock. He has been in
terested several times in political af.
fairs of that district, but his entrance
IN the congressional field is somewhat
Of a surprise.
The new congressional candidate ia
from the same county as Mr.. Helge-
sen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
FIVE FIRE CALLS N NOVEMBER
Two Of Those Responded to by De-
partTncnt Proved to he False
Alarms-Three Real Blazes.

Only five fire calls. two of them
false alarms, were turned In to. the
Grand Forks fire department during
November, according to the monthly
report Of Chief J. Fitzgerald.
The department was called to the
newtcourt house by mistake. and as a
result Of the use of fires to keep the
cement work from freezing while set
ting, and, to the Winship school. as
the result Of the explosion Of one of
the steam, pipes.
The actual fires which they were
called to attend were at the Germania
flats. the strutz Auto Co., and the
residence Of N. G. Benner. The last
two were only small blazes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
UUBA Halls MRS. GoNzALEs.

Havana. Dec. Mrs. Gonzales. the
wife Of the American minister, has
arrived and was the recipient Of ex-
traordinary courtesies at the hands of
the Cuban government. The officials
Of the state department welcomed her
aboard the steamship in behalf Of the
Cuba and presented q bouquet Of
roses to her.
The treasury department issped
special orders to the customs officials
not to inspect her baggage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
BUCC|ES COLLIDE:
WOMAN IS HURT
Bertha Alpstag, For
merly Of Grand Forks,
Accident Victim.

Miss Bertha Alpstag, formerly Of
this city. was injured at Minot when
she was thrown from a buggy in
which she was driving.
She was driving with William Hicks
OF MinOt when two unknown women
attempted to pass them. The wheels
of the two vehicles became locked and
the one containing Miss Alpstag was
tipped over.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01

That the Great Northern railroad
has no immediate intention of maxi
ing a change In its service over the
Aneta line. is indicated in a letter to
s. Malmin. secretary of the Sharon
Commercial club.
Reports from Cando and Fargo
were to theEe1fect that the Great
Northern intended making a change
by which trains Nos. Q and 10 would
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
IS SHORT FUNDS
Driver Of Oil Wagon in Trouble Wfnen
Accounts Arc Checked On. ~

Accounts Arc Checked Up. III
Minnewaukan. N. D., Dec. L.
States Attorney Thos. H. Burke ana
Sheriff John Randall We're summoned
to Warwick by telephone call from
Justice Kirsch owing to q charge Of
embezzlement being preferred by Geo.
Morris against Antonio Richards. who
company's wagon at this station dur.
ing the past few months. Mr.. Morris
upon being checked up recently found
a shortage of some 1900 gallons and
an investigation followed in which It
was found that several sales of oil
had been made by Richards and MOI
reported. He was taken to the county
seat and will have to stand trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
kNEESHAW HEARS ESTATE CASE
Heirs Claim They We're Euchercd out
OF Share of Property and are
Seeking Redress.

Judge W.. j. Kneeshaw has taken
affecting the distribution Of a big
Walsh county estate in which fraud
is charged by heirs to maintain that
they We're induced to sign papers and
deeds by which they forfeited their
rights to their share Of the estate.
Rosa Iiouser and other heirs
launched the suit against James Xix
mund and other heirs for the restora-
ton Of their rights as heirs. The es-
tate Is that of wheel Zikmund, q
wealthy Bohemian farmer who sui
cided about a year ago.
in the cas- at Grafton, and has with
held his decision pending.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01

The young woman sustained, no
broken bones but was badly bruised. ssS
Miss A1pstag resided with her par
years ago. and has many friends IN
this city. Her parents are now liv.
ing in Langdon. Miss Alpstag has
been in Minot for only a few months,
going there at the conclusion Of her
school work here. EENA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
The poorer a man is. the worse he
breads snow and Christmas.

What has become Of the o. +. boy
who pointed with pride to the fact
that he had broken his arm three
times?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01

When q man tells you he has a
Great Mission to perform put your
pockethook in your hip pocket and
sit down. :IaE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-31
PORTLAND TEAM
OUTSHOOTS LOCALS

Though they had much better sue
cess than they did a week ago, the
members of the local gun club yester-
'own to a second defeat in
day went w -ament. They
the trapshooting tourn-- -~r
were pltted against the strong ts~...
Of Portland and, theHgh vanquished
thcy feel greatly encouraged.
The aggregate score Of the fiVe
high men yesterday was 100, ten more
points than the aggregate of last
week. Portland, however, scored
total of 11S out of possible 125.
The following are the scores as
made:
Pendleton-Lane "a, Phelps 23'
Hamley 81, Humphrey II and Hoch
20.
Portland-Abrahamson 20, GULL
son "a Morrison "a, Archer % and
Caldwell 22.
In the shoot of week ago Pendle-
ton was defeated by Wallowa by a
score of 108 to 80, La Grande defeat
ed Portland ia to 113, Troutdale de-
feated Eugene 113 to 95 and Bend
made a score of 107 against Baker.
the latter team not shooting on ac-
count Of the rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-31
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MIDDLEWEIGHTS TO
BATTLE THIS EVE


Either Jockey Bennett or JACK JACK
Duarte will be the third man in the
ring tonight w.heh JACK .~.rlp .rpe"'e'
and Billy McFadden meet over a fif-
teen round route Dom men nave
agreed to accept either one of these
men and hence it seems probable that
the sauabIe over g referee will be de-
cided before the battle hott.
Both Carpenter and cFadden are
IN t.~ '...e condition for the fray and
both are confident of a victory. Nc
Fadden will probably fight at 154 and
Carpenter at 148 but the latter ng-
ures that he can overcome this nam
dicap by aggressiveness and punch
Promoter Dudley Evans promises a
surprise preliminary which he de-
clares will please the fans. The pre-
liminaries will start at $3.50 and the
main event shortly after 8.