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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
ara Wseaensie Co., u. ..

Weoens iea Iiober her / Someiteuos
ibdutnet, forunen noaet anoet ar gjgre
END at gaa efter "@plten" 10 8ause
ll9en, TOM ieg iii at tGrfe paa al pr9oe
% Itripe uusle 2inier / Soften" ira
bette Gpintu.
0nao Veiret dn9aar, ida er Oct oet
fiueite gtnterpeir. ie9 bar ieet. vi bar
bupt 81 temmelis tuloe Sage, for
reiteu milot pg pdttert Geir belle Sioen.
Sen 25be Saniar resnebe Oct nGitei
belle Sagen, % Den lille Sne, pi baope
fpripanbt.
! SrGifninsen bar / iilIb 0qng Der til
runot ben 10pe eller 12te Sanuar; Der
er enonu uoset Star igien, men Den
blir bel utrRitet til Gaareu.
Spub Npliuaen beruoe an9aar, lao
bar bet ct rigtigr aronaar, men M Ell
Yriierne iaa paarlise, at Sarmerns
fnar life ida ibGrt meget tilouers liaes
bel. III Spebc blep Der bel omtreni
23-25 9uibeIs pr. Ncre, Sapre 60
60 % SIar 16-1S SuibelS pr. acre,
en- Sarrner Der bapbe 80 Ncres mef
3pebe, Iom git 81 9uibels pr. Ncre, o9
oct mua fables goo apling. I'll nGIte
&plt fomrner bel Som SiIS Sernbe't ri
at tiprc gienuem Gountpet Der og oi be-
bsper Ell Sernbane berieiennem bet cr
bit. Solf taller ON at SoosSlnlet
ogiaa ifaI bpgges bertil nr'te CONNER,
men ie9 peo life, pnr Bet er ianot.
81 icg til6erer DC iaa meact onls
I~trepne Eanoefaseireecrc, pil ies lcnot
CT Silieu til ole &c Senter, iom gam
| De sitre Stater og lruaes efter al
giftc Jig, at Der er Stunt for man9t
al DEM ber / Ncaen5ie Gounip for aae
DC ga6elprs, iom er her, blir bel inc
oct / Snnens 9Gnfcr. SilIllf Ell uen>
liz SiIien til "Eoiteu"S Rcoattiuu oq
SGiere fra en- Ibonueilt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

andr buplig, men De bar ingeu Sorbius
oelie meo S]opcobaucrue ! Staten enoum
&c fleitc Rurife iom er iouunet berio,
er fomue fra Wiuueiota De iioite TO,
tire War, 90 De liter zig goot hernoe.
Ranae @auGe bar ieg ioUet Here Al
Dem, al iss itulbe ifrtoe til "Gecurabz
Roitsu" ON bette Steo % ON Sorholz
bene herltoe, men alt for ofte bar ieq
bruot mine 2sfter / i%dlouHns StliPls
Ser. &Gre oct MI idat ell Sang for
ole Eiosr. al TaribielS o. Cmegu bar
toaet pco Jig iom aisr Steoet ti~ltuleuoc
f%rculfoU andre Steoer peo Npiten, tile
trobS Tor. at Oct mnuife lite er idd ma
mrltieut iom mango andre Steoer eaer
rettere lagt. Ratureu er life iua tor
Hagen Der. iom Ben er a pisie duorc
Steocr peo Nuitcu. SorSbuuoeu er COB.
on NllIuatct er upurertet. Yauo inueS
at pTre ltof ior beir / Brts. men no
buttet tptuaer Yriierue op. iad oct er
HE lnu uUlmtlIat euood. Gu Surm. 7.
Or, iom mt cr Tor Sala for $1,000
cir ddrIi9 e. ltSbntte al $500 "oper
nuo nbope g]rpeuie5". 6iit % her I'm
Der man annrc @udroc ium 'an gIsrc
oct IiRe ioa aoot, men i 8casleu ioitcr
DC mere. Mere hIuoc icg suiie at lrt
Ne ON SorboIocuc Der % ont 2nuo5
mruo Der. men lea iiriuer ocurc @nua
hclit for at inoiri CT 9site. idu Ntt ianr
urrc NOT. Seq er pcl life ida bcticuot
bInnot "Toitcu"S Yricre at oct plIoc
uErc tUtteItRt at suite ale Ct qoot
Hntaar, men Suutcu tIrrcr NIT 0icrtc
aIiQcucl. &euliait.
q. q. Mcaem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
FRA MaribNcIS, Srcapu.

Sc iioite Sage bar " bapt rigtis
Shrrpeueir bcr, men clcrs bar @ciret
prret miInt OF tiItaIcnor. Gu Sheifc
iorutcGct 9lcau e. not iulNt i6lunot.
men ina fiber GouOct ooiaa prf tort
her. CT Gar @nn9c Init oar Der 90
in0 enc I Suftcu men iuainart Den
rat Soroeu bleu ZEN borte eiterbucrt
iom Den ioInt. Gen bar unuileIig for
al fipoe iig tilpaa 1cr. RurlbfcIo liz
ucr andre Sner a. i'm 5tsrrclic.
1900 S%ubb9gsercl men Cmcaueu cr
Nor9c / Rineattr mco ifogbctlpotc
Batter on LANCE eIUcorua. gangs 81,
telle sr Der 9darn @auro pua bea0e
Sioer, % fornu bier @aaro lager /
&egeIeu en- cler iIcre @aaoc buuoct tart
iuo til 8repben Set Ell @snherncS
Erapcrc iuu Iigger % toicr iig / @unr
Der. Naar sc bin Ie9ntt ~beapuocr &c
at ippttc, inpte Jig pOINiomt % guIpc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

Yeu III bar &c orireni faat "trip
pa. Tom nc faloer set, % taaet af
Sorpcn. iom er poa soppcu al Ser
ncf. Der bcN Sib6ius. SaIiaIN CT De iga
mcgct iprllo mso stripping" ar Sc
qier oct ON Sonmercn mi % bebepcr
life at arbeibc ON Giutcrcn. Set er
Inn ON Spnmleren, DC taaer I'D Serns
maIm. OF mar Sc irttcr en- 5 a 10
"stedmsS bobeIs" iauug, fao 9nur Del
mart at itIffc op Ell aoh Sci en-
"SteamlsSb uucI" ITsier en- goo 0oguz
Ips | Ieguet, % CT NognIrs pcicr
100000, OF uaar non taacr ! BE
traetnii,g ale 9iiner. io,h CT Der paa
MeSiabn 8aueen iaa bIir Oct mango
RiIiouer Cons for Somncreu.
Sor Ell, ION aIori9 bar ict Ell open
sit" Niue, CT Oct ct ilrteresIaut Spn.
iom er bel brro at ie.
Ser er goo Sio for G~rbcioSfoIf iirr
peo Chisholm. 5 0tiI sit berira % oppe
peo Sopep, ell 10 YiI peit berfra. Sc
niIoe bare $50 RnnD Der iorIebeu 9ag.
men Der bar inacu at faa. S~agIeuucn
for alminbeIige NrbeiosfoIt er 50. 10 pr.
Sag, bpor Dc "itripper" for open Rit"
9lineu.
Spab Sarmiug dnaddr, iau or Der
enoel, ipm bar tiebt &auo, % enoeI.
iom bar taget 9omeiteab, men mn er
ser life mer 6omeiteabldno berruuot.
men bet er not al 2auo ar faa tipbt.
Set er bpao De talber "cllt ouer" Gam.
Soao Iplirs an9aar, iad bar BEN bit
iau GOD iom npgeu YlaoS. Set, iont
npIes melt Der, er Yoteter, oa DC gap Ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
reimbursement

Ter CT iutet grnasuSlGa, ser tau
oisrcs ruuot 6uict. ION oil 0rtHac for
huIoSuiS itsrrc SilircosirtleIic 20 ian
tiNta fcreqc gicuoomsuCrNicu / itsrrc
@rao enc miuore Slmme Del an
pcuote for EuIattrrr og Srnnbuite.
ZtranoS Iurieru. Dor %. Saplors
Rails. Rutu.. bar uogipct en- liocu BOG
Oh AutdIog Der buroc IGieS al eubpcr
Der Iaur 90 IIdutcr. Ieres Bdrrr.
8riicr % RsthoSer CT Sc rettc. OF De
CpluSumacr. ION finocs i ocmnc BOG.
pil DritRc Nig Sclo / 6obco1rtuius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

TOM ON noocu uforpdrenoc hacne ou'
iet 3CicU ocreS ueo / Nouoet; men
eugnua lat ieuna OF tomncu uad @ItN
puiter Dc I~ctfrrc. 0q cir idd Der, SuuI
% &eie pda Sreoosn oct glntte Eog.
Scr, Ii0ciom paa iua mango andre Stea
Der. piier Oct ig at Sdrmcren niar Set
/ Sruaoeu bcore ruS 9nfoltet. on Here
Oh ilere uf DC iioituGpute Iisber iiG
@aaroe on Inter no pad Nem otter
hoert. Noritcruc or life mango bcr.
men &c iom CT. aiGr Net Nnot. WeujGr
bcNeu bar bar nctop / Nt iioitc 0unuc
Der bug8et en- itor, pen YrcittboIia, %
Sa'tor Thorpe mreN Truc bar tuQct Den
/ SciiSoclie. Niricu cr liocu. men ooq
ltor moi for set mtppreuoc Grnu. q
rcnter nntlrIigoi3 AT ic uorifc ,SumiltCr
ionI bar Raan NcrtiI lutte inN Der oN
ticbc op nogle al &c @ddroc iom CT
for SnIQ / Rrrbeoeu al RdribFeIO,
oa on ptl Der bIi bpQact en- InnQr itsrrc
Nirtc emo Ncu pI mn bar. Rch SooS-
gIpcn or ser iorti0cu ire. FIRE @udroC
ionr buroe optisbcS ~irarcit muligt.
NdribfieIo CT 300 YiiI iu0 ior Bort
Idno, oQ 400 NI Norocufor zGr
EranciSco - aItlnu netop prTct% pud
oct Stco buor "~SuaiQbtoeu iiilcr itN
ira Eerfe" Steoct ION @luocur
bnpNc iaaonn &nuitcIiaheo for al orteus
tcre / '90soarenc. @ucH bar ocu ben
tic SorbiuocIie meo Interchangeable
men, ibct itorc Iampere Quar rcaeImGS.
itat hcrfrd badoc til @ortlnuo oa til
gan SrnnciSco, MISUNDERSTANDING
bar Sen meN 8ucrne / GoquclcoaIcr
bpor 10 &o2inQcrtop OF Here EruQttcQ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
IRA Spuupbrpof, y. Saf.

Ieb oct lauime ies foruper Ior Slas
set, iaa bill iea Iabe Sere ptbe, bpprles
bes hi bar oct her / Oct niloe Seltert.
&i bar en- pen %inter. St bar life
Gue moi for SlGoefpre, iaa pt maa
bru9e So9u. & bnpbe Ct 8obt Var
ifior CONNER - 1912 - men Yrts
ierne er ouarli9e, o9 ba bet er Ro. 2, 3
og 4, iaa blioer BET life megct for et
2Gs &ueoe, men iaa biulp bet lipt al
hi tit ira 30 til 80 Suibels 5pebe pr.
gcre, % Saure fra 90 til so pr. Acre
ns nnoct @rpu / Sorbolb bertiI. Seq
tsr life ifribe mere for &aptrturucu
bliner fulb fort not aui9eucl. gn Sill
fen til @lnbcts &eriouale % Seiere.
On gbonnent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Hsis life til 2poeu.
Sereoe RsSaftsrl

Sereoe 8s0dftsrl
Seq isIer BET Tom min Ylist at iiac
til a~r6siosGsie Tolf. iom tRufer pon
at rsiis ipooOer, for at isge ar6eicc
MT siSuHsm Sc gieupRrenoe Siutsrs
muaHeosr. at oet bsr oe betRnfe iig pad
utiue't TO @aHqe. Sdgsu CT. at mt
herifer Ser grbeiosEss6co / ileitc 8psr.
% her / gaIoeitoH. I. Grr CT Oct REM
iIoe, Ger tOnmer itGeia Sof fra Poro
i~faterue btoueN Oh gisr oct nnuItat at
oeSriUs en- 7aa5 arbsioe. Hltiad bIt
huor ot ct. bpis On life bar 2onmerue
fuIoe az Behas % tan Ieps Dud sem.
Gaglsunsn er ioGrt HOeu / Snoitatcrrc.
Soit OF 2oei meast oprt. ocrrlI SoEt
not | ale 5filinger / 8uernc.
Guar CrtiHg,
>~isnuauo5preif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

aoot llSbptt,. men life iau goot iom
forIebeu 5oit. SoOre, Sna. alsper OF
Sintorhp uorer iorrt goSt Der.
! 9inter bar pi bart BET INT. IN
gen auloc. 9et bar fun prret Ell Sag
oa set git iaa IaOt ION - GRADER I'M.
ser Nul. men for ort meitc bar set
pGret en- 10 % 20 @raocr oper &uI,
men iaa bapoe OF Net ioa mcQct toIrcrc
iiiOr Stuter. Itse on til 50 rmncr Rul.
Bel. lea idor MI lutte mcN en- benz
Iig 0iIicn I'll acNatter % belle 80
itcn"s Tcriondlc.
VI Sn1tnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

M (oeu 29oe San.) life bapt no9en
Sne og bare nogle iaa Gage meo folbt
@eir; for bet meite bar bet oGret SoIs
fin og milot 9eir. iom BET ituoe babe
p9ret / Sttobsr iiteoenfor j Sanuar.
Saa oil ieg tililut snife ale "Yoiten"s
Sriere % @labets 1erlouaIe Ell soSt
% peIii9net Nptaar!
Dn Mhnui1puf
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
DEAD
ONE INJURED

Two fatalities and one so seriously
injured that he cannot live is the re-
cord Of the North Dakota hunting sea
son, which opened Sunday morning.
Edwin Asker, "a, agent of the At
lantic Elevator company at Kramer,
is the latest victim, being thrown from
his buggy when his shotgun accident
ally discharged, frightening his horses.
His skull was fractured and he has
lain unconscious since yesterday after
noon, physicians saying he cannot live.
Arthur Perrin, who accidentally shot
and killed Arthur Jacques while they
were hunting near Omemee. was freed
from blame by the coroner's jury.
Jacques death was instantaneous.
Garret Murphy of Bismarck was the
first victim of the hunting season, ac-
cidentally shooting himself Sunday
morning.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
ACQU|T JEROME ON
GAMBLING CHARGE
AFTER NIGHT COURT SESSION IN
LESS THAN HOUR PROSECUT-
OR IL DISCHARGED.

Coaticook, Que, Sept. 9-William
Traverse jerome was acquitted Mon
day Of the charge Of having gambled
last Thursday on the station property
Of the Grand Trunk railroad here while
waiting for the immigration authori-
ties to pass on the case of Harry, x.
Thaw.
In discharging him, the court apollo
gized for the humiliation to which he
had been subjected.
The hearing before Magistrate Null
vena of Sherbrooke lasted less than an
hour. It began at 1885 O'Clock and at
$3.50 the court said "Sir. you are
honorably discharged"
At attempt to hold an afternoon ses'
sion failed because the magistrate felt
he had no authority to take precedence
ever James Mckee, the justice of the
peace who signed the warrant for Mr.
Jerome 8 arrest.
Last night, however, the magistrate
said he was convinced Of his authority
to act and the hearing moved with dis
patch.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
MRS. PANKHuRST MAY
Be BARRED FROM U. s.
UNDESIRABLE ALIEN" RULE II
CONSIDERED WITH REFER
ENCE TO HER.

Washington, Sept. 9-Before Mrs.
Emmeiine Pankhurst. leader of the
British militant suffragettes, can be
admitted to the United States in Oc-
tober, the time set in the latest an-
nouncement for her coming, the immi
grafton authorities will decide whether
any of the acts for which she has been
imprisoned in England constitute moral
turpitude within the meaning Of the
law and make her an undesirable alien.
She will be detained at whatever
port she lands, but whether eventually
she may be permitted to enter, cannot
be foretold. To the immigration au-
thorities. Mrs. Pankhurst's visit pre-
sents at this time purely hypothetic-
al question and they decline to pass
upon it in advance Officials of the
department Of labor are seeking ali
obtainable information concerning the
British suffragette's militant activities
that may have a legal bearing upon
her right to admission to the Unite,
States.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
ANCIENT ECCS
CAUSE MUROER

Lakota, N. d., Sept. 9-tred
Mitchell, aged 35, Of Providence, R.
L., tramp, late today riddled the
body Of an unidentified tramp with
bullets and then fired shot into his
own body and he too, probably will
die.
The double shooting occurred in the
"jungles'' just east of the city limits
resulting from quarrel between the
two men, and which had its inception
this morning when Mitchell charged
his victim with scrambling rotten
eggs into the camps breakfast.
Mitchell was taken to a Devils
Lake hospital tonight, after a cor
oner's jury, had investigated the case
holding him tor murder. Physicians
could not probe for the bullet which
entered Mitchell's g left side in direct
line with his heart, but which they
believe struck rib and passed around
his body, lodging in his back.
Three men, all tramps, witnessed
the shooting and their stories, as re-
lated to the coroner's jury, tally.
Mitchell and his victim came tc
Lakota early this morning and Joined
company with several other men in
the camp. They had been together
only three days, meeting at Larimore
and Mitchell said tonight that he
knew nothing about his victim.
Their quarrel over the mess OF
scrambled eggs this morning was
quite heated, but was dropped when
others took a hand. During the day
however: both men drank consider
ably and were intoxicated when they
resumed the quarrel that resulted in
the shooting at 5 o'clock this after
noon.
Mitchell used 32-caliber revolve,
and was standing but few feet from
his victim. One bullet passed through
his neck, another entered his stomach
and another hit his right side, while
both arms also were pierced.
Coroner J. Jennings held the in
quest commencing at 1880 O'Clock to
night, with G. w. Lewis, Herbert
Simmons and J. j. Lynch as jurors.
Sheriff A. II. Smart and Specia
Agent F. Hogan the latter of tht
Great Northern, took Mitchell to tn
hospital at Devils Lake where he will
be kept under guard pending the out
come Of his injury.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
PAPER Mill FOR DEVILS
LAKE Is NOW ASSURED
STOCK SALE SUCCESSFULLY NE
GoT1ATED AND BIG INDUSTRY
TO BE BUILT SOON.

DR.. F. j. Pierce who has been quiet
~ but none the less vigorously working
on the paper mill project for number
of months, made the announcement yes
terday that the mill would certainly
be built in the near future, that the
sale of stock has been completed and
that all that now remains is the selec-
tion Of site and the erection of the
necessary buildings and that this will
follow in short order.
: DR.. Pierce has devoted not only
much of his time, but q good deal Of
money as we'll to the furtherance of
this project and all Devils Lake peo-
PIE will be more than pleased to see
his efforts crowned with success.
It means much to him, but it means
more to the city Of Devils Lake and
still more to the farmers Of the sur
rounding country, as it will furnish
them with q market for great deal
of straw, by-product which hereto
fore has gone entirely to waste, much
of it being burned as soon as the
:hreshing was completed and the
balance allowed to rot in piles where
the threshing machine dumped it.
The buildings and necessary, machin'
cry, it is expected, will cost between
$4,000 and 100000 and will probab.
ly be erected somewhere on the banks
Of Sweetwater lake.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
neal NAMED.
FOR NEW OFFICE
1o1IuR STATE SENATOR Will
VISIT oTHER STATES AND
BOOST IM1dIqRATION.

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 9-H. 8. Neal,
former state senator from Mclean
county, has been appointed state i'm
migration agent by the immigration
board of the state and will take up his
duties at once. @
The Office Of immigration agent wa,
created by the last session of the leg
islature and carries with it an appro-
priation of $4,000 annually for the sal
ary and expense Of the agent. His
duties are to 60 to the various states
of the union and even to foreign coun-
tries where there is a chance to pro-
mote immigration or to secure settlers
for tie state. The new law also states
that the agent is to cooperate be-
tween prospective employer and en-
ploye and to secure the removal to this
state of laborers and mechanics such
as are needed here.
The work of the agent is under the
supervision Of the commissioner OF
agriculture and labor and the governor
of the state and all bills for expenses
must be audited by, the immigration
board. Mr.. Neal is man who is well
acquainted with the needs of the state
a. Get forth in the law and his exper-
ience should be such az to especially
it him for the position to which he
has been appointed.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
80 WRECK VICTIMS
ON DITCHED FLYER
SIX COACHES, ENGINE AND TEND.
Err LEAVE RAILS ON PENN
SYLvANIA ROAD.

Richmond, Ind, Sept. 9-Six coaches
the engine and tender were ditched in
the wreck Of the st. Louis flyer on
the Pennsylvania railroad, when it
struck a raised rail at Wylie station,
twelve miles from here at 9:40 O'Clock
today. In one Pullman and day
coach perhaps thirty persons were in
jured, those in the day coach being
mostly negroes.
The fireman was the only white per
son seriously injured.
Cincinnati, Sept. ga long distance
telephone message from Wylie station
where the Pennsylvania train was
wrecked this morning states that there
were none killed, twelve are seriously
injured, and about dozen sustained
more or less minor injuries. None Of
the coaches nor the engine turned
completely over, according to this in
formation.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
MAY Get
H[ADQUART TIERS
~ - II = y

There is story in circulation that
Devils Lake may be made heAdquart-
ers for the Dakota division Of the
Great Northern road. The plan talked
is that owing to the opening of the
t'argo-Surrey cutoff and the conse-
quent added mileage, there will be a
general shifting of the mileage of
the various divisions west Of the Red
River and to facilitate operations
on the Dakota division the headquart-
ers will be moved to this point.
So far no one has been able to get
any information confirming the rumor.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
J0|NHOLDERS0F
LIQUOR PERMITS
FEDERAL LICENSES PLACED UN.
DER BAN BY NORTON co.
STATES ATTORNEY.

Mandan, N. D., Sept. 9.-An eKes-
tive campaign against illegal liquor
sales in Morton county will be launch
ed this week by States Attorney II. E.
Biting, who will make application for
injunctions restraining twenty-four
holders of federal liquor licenses from
disposing Of liquor.
The holders Of these licenses it is
charged, are not druggists, who have
a right to handle liquor on prescrip.
tioA basis. ,,
Four years ago, when the active
campaign against bIindpiggers in Nor
ton county was commenced. and pre-
vious to which time open saloons had
been the rule there were 100 federal
licenses in the county, that number
being reduced to twenty-five at the
present time.
Injunctions have recently been plac
ell on the buildings occupied by Har-
vey Severin of Flasher, the Moose
club of Elgin and Knutson Il Ellis
worth of Almont.
At New Leipzig Lawrence KowaIsky
blacksmith, was placed under arrest
charged with contempt Of court the
alleged violation of an injunctional or
der being laid to him.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
HARRY R[DMAN
PASSED AWAY
VETERAN OF SPANISH WAR AND
WE'LL KNOWN IN THIS CITY
Is CALLED BEYOND.

Harry Redman, for the last eighteen
years a resident of this city and q
veteran Of the Spanish-American war,
died at local hospital Tuesday morn-
ing of this week.
He had been an invalid for num-
Der of years, in fact almost ever since
his return from the Philippines, but
had borne up remarkably well until
the past few days when it became ap-
parent to all that the end was swiftly
approaching.
MI. Redman had many friends in
Devils Lake, net only among his old
comrades but in all walks Of life and
his taking off will cause sincere mourn
ing.
Deceased is survived by wife and
five children.
The funeral took place Thursday af-
ternoon at ! O'Clock and the body was
inferred with military honors.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
M|NOT AUTO
PARTY HERE

Nr. and Mrs. w. f. Bryant have
this week had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mcclure and family st
Minot and Mrs. j. S. O'Brien Of ct.
Paul. The party arrived from the
Twin Cities Sunday evening and spent
Monday and Tuesday. in the city.
Mr.. Mcclure is head Of the Lake
Fuel Co., and partner Of Mr.. BT.
ants with whom he put in a day or
two hunting while here.
Mrs. O'Brien, who is sister of Mr..
Mcclure, returned to her home at st.
Paul Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure were on their
return from st. Paul and Minneapolis,
where yhere they had been in attend
ance at the Minnesota state fair. Ths
party made the entire trip in an au-
tomobile.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
SHOOTS HIMSELF
WITH SHOTGUN
HUNTING SEASON STARTS WITH
USUAL NUMBER OF ACCI-
DENTS.

Bismarck n. D., Sept. George
80 Red" Garret shot himself and died
instantly late this afternoon whom a
gun he was carrying between his legs
in a carriage exploded and blew the
top Of his head ocompletely or.
Garrett. who is local boy, Yves rid,
ing with the loaded gun between his
legs ready to jump from the buggy
and start hunting. Both barrels were
cooked and the jar Of the buggy OK
ploded the gun. Garret was brought
to the city and bsdy taken to under.
taking rooms. Two companions will
be witnesses at coroner's inquest to
be held in the morning.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

Mrs. Nina Greene, of Spring Valley,
Mimi, who has been guest at the
home Of her brother, VIM. Foote, in
this city left Monday for Fargo, where
she will spend some time visiting rela-
tives before returning to her home. =.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
M|N0T RECALL
ELECTION SOON

Minot, n. D., Sept. 9-Recall petit
tions against President Davis AMI
Commissioners Shaw, Dorman and
Police Magistrate Lynch were before
the commission last night. They were
returned for amendment. The election
was set for Oct. IS.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
Distinction.

Did any of your ancestors come
over with William the C%onquerorY'
Not that | know Of" he replied.
Are you a ~descendent of anybody
who was on the Mayflower?"
I'm afraid not. ! have never IN
yestigated the matter
Surely you had an ancestor VINO
was an officer in the revolutionary
war;"
mo. My neutrality-suspicious.
was a soldier in the revolu-
tionary war, but"
Harold" she cried, fiinging her
arms around his neck, "can 1t be
possible? have often wondered
whether there really was a revoiu-
tionary army, and now learn that
am loved by a decendent of him.
am go proud and happy, dear
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
How'd He Know?

Here is one that was told by
Senator William Hughes of New Jer-
sey the other afternoon in demon
strating that when a man wants to
express himself lucidly he cannot be
too careful in picking n the right
brand of language.
One Sunday morning some time
age, according to the senator, the
parson of a small church announced
that he had received a call from an
other field. At the conclusion of the
service the parson was approached
by one of he deacons.
Il have been thinking about the
announcement you made, parson.'
said the deacon. Are they offering
o any more money in the new
field -
"Oh, yes. brother" was the
prompt rejoinder of the parson,
$780,"
We'll, ] don't know as | blame
you parson." thoughtfully returned
the deacon, but In making that an
nouncement. you didn't use the right
word. That isn't a call it's a
raise"