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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

The annual Ramsey county corn
contest for the rural schools was.
judged yesterday, and Miss Sstella Nc
Donnell, daughter of Angus Nc DON
nell Of Poplar Grove, was awarded the
first place. Those who won the first
eight places will be entitled to a trip
to the boys and girls institute at the
agricultural college. There were many
more entries than last year and the
corn showed decided improvement
in maturity Two varieties, were
shown, the Minnesota No. %, a white
capped yellow dent, Mrs. Clarke Kelly
who was chosen judge, announced the
corn very fine and of a quality that
Ramsey county may be proud to ;ex-.
hibit. 49,: ...,.s
All parts of the county were repre-.
sented, and it is a fact worthy of COM
ment that seven of the eight prizz win
ners were girls. This proves that ,wo-
men are interested in agriculture and
make good farmers. The prize win
ners were:
Firse-Estelle Mcdonnell, Poular
Grove ..,.r . .
Second-Merle Merrick, Bay school
Third-Louise Brending, Fresh
water. -a.r
Fourth-Lulu Merrick, Bay school.
Fifth-Clara Bryn, Grand Harbor.
Sixth-Hilda Bryn, Grand Harbor.a
Seventh-Agnes Bryn, Grand Harbor.
Hghth-John Amundson, Stark
weather. :, grs,..;}-4 l
Other corn was entered by Ole Bryn
Lee Johnson, Alta Hatten, Carl Elgeanl
and John Garske. % HUH
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

eating committee being named to look
into the removal of M. A. Baldwin as
receiver of the company, and the ap-
pointment of some man TO- the office
who was never connected with the
company. z s
s, The committee named to make an.
investigation are composed of J. M.
Kelly of Devils Lake, DR.. Hegge of
Mayville, D. O'Malley of Valley City.
and Rev. Rundsvold. J, 0
81 The meeting was called yesterday
at the instigation of District Judge C..
A. Pollock, in the hope that by get.
ting the contract. holders of the or-
ganization together, something might
be suggested as to future procedure.
h The North Dakota Improvements
company owned considerable property;
in the state. It owned large hotel
at Devils Lake and business property.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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4 Is Called; @ ! !

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Secretary McGurren OF the State
Board Of Health has called a meeting
Of county and city health officers to
be held in the court house in this city
next Wednesday, Dec. Is, at 10 o'clock
a.. m. 2:.E4. 4. i ,iyi4stsEitySt
\ Besides the county and city health
officers of the state there will be pre-
sent Prof. Ladd, Pure Food commits
sioner, Dr.. W. +. Crew Of the live
stock sanitary board, DR.. Bristol OF
the public health laboratory. These
latter gentlemen will speak on various
topics and there will be- a general
meeting for the public health good:
This meeting is called with a view to
forming permanent health orgiinfalzsa7 in
tion in this state. It is expected that
there will be nearly 100 people from N
the outside present: Ms
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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Funeral services for Mrs. P. G, Tim
ltii9e, who passed away last Sunday at
rlies Tuberculosis sanitarium at Dun
seith, were held from the Masonic hall
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, under
the auspices of the Eastern Star of
which the deceased was a member.
THE remains were brought to this
S3ity Monday and from that time until
,Sshe funeral were under guard OF mem
SDers of the Eastern Star and the
Methodist church. s*:sa.v> ~. +. .s...5
VI: The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev: C. q, Stinson,s of the Methodist
church, the Eeatern Star carrying out
their ritual. A large number of friends
and elatives followed the remains to
their last resting place in the G.. A. R.
cemetery the pail bearers being Messrs
louis Mundt H. L. Schultz, Fred Hall,
YVm. Kirst and Dean Jacobson. The
Chief mourners were the breabev hus.
Hand and children the parents Of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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GOVERNMENT FIGURES SHOW
s TWENTY-six STATES MORE
4; 4; ECONOMICAL. "; LS+5i.T& Il,

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s Figures announced by William j..
I1sssrriss the bureau Of census, !des
fn1snt on commerce, show. . that
Mort fDakota is cluded in the classi:
rs tates whose governmental
cost psl pslyn1ents sis from 81 to So per
capita. Z 'ss 'E =
. In 1918 there were SIX states, name
ly,gs North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Georgia, whose. governmental cost
payments or expenses were less than
50 per capita; these were 20 states,
West Virginia, Illinois, Missouri, Mis-.
sissippi, Ohio, Iowa, Alabama, Nebras.
ka, Indiana, Kansas, Texas, New
Mexico, Delaware, Virginia Kentucky
New Hampshire, Florida, Colorado
PENNSYLVANIA, and Louisiana, whose
governmental cost payments were 81
to 81 per capita. ! ssa s:.3s5 q.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

Missouri has defeated the full train
crew amendment as well as the woman
sufage amendment. A few years ago
Missouri defeated an amendment to
allow kindergartens as part of the pub
lie schools. At present any city or
town desiring to make kindergartens a
part of it's public school system is de-
barred from doing so by the state con-
stitution. All this shows that Missouri
needs some further education, along
several lines; and the state has a large
band of splendid men and women who
will go right on doing the educating,
until they win.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
Miss Mcdonald
IS Prize Winner +
in Corn Contest

deceased Hr and Mrs C. Lee and tivtie
brothers ad three sisters.
Mrs. Timboe lived in and near this
city the greater portion of her life, and
her sudden departure will be mourned
by all who knew ner. Sne was a true
christian and a devoted mother, and
the Inter-Ocean. joins with the many
friends in extending heartfelt sympa-
thy to the husband and children in
their bereavement She was member
Of the Eeastern Star also of the Metho-
dist church and Ladies' Aid having
taken an active part in the work of
both organizations.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

In that Joseph Shelver, a Devils
Lake boy, is president, and eight OF
the Ramsey county school children
will be in attendance, the programme
for the Boys and Girls Institute at
Fargo will be of interest here. On
Tuesday Mr.. Benson Prof. Hollis and
DR.. Bell will appear on the programme
Mr.. Benson has charge of two sessions
Wednesday and Mrs. Randlett has one
hour. Prof. Miller Miss Amidon, Miss
Stoner, Prof. Hollis and Professor
Shepherd take up the work Thursday,
and Miss Newton Prof. Randlett, Miss
Amidon, and Prof. Keithly on Friday.
/ Amusements and lighter work will
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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Fargo, N. ID. Dec. Wednesday,
afternoon a, bill in equity was filed in.
the federal court in this city by 4 the.
manufactures Of the W. B. fine cut
crewing tabocco, asking for an injuc-
tion to prevent DR.. Ladd from prose-
cutting the dealers who handle teIl.
product under the state snuff law. IN. !.
The action is. the result of a ;bulle-
til. sem out some time ago by Ir:
Ladd branding w. B. as snuff and
that it's sale was Illegal. The bulletin
was accompanied BY an opinion Of the
attorney general Of the state that the
clasingicaion of ,snuff as it is defined
by the North Dakota laws and that its
sale is Illegal 4 ME- s3,;. Is 4 p; =. 5..s
| Engerul, Holt & rame are attor-
I neys FOR the plaintiff manufacturers,
The case will be an interesting one,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
F a:rgo Institute
Creates 4 : Much !
>. Interest Here

be supplied each day. Several hours:
will be devoted to inspection tours Of
the grounds and buildings There
will be a reception Tuesday afternoon.
entertainments by the agricultural col
lege students, and at the orpheum,
and games conducted by Mr. Robbins,
The officers are: %..l. ,,s r ~. ~.
President Joseph Shelver, Ramsey
county. = ..l
Vice Ciiffard HAT, Fos-
ter county. ~ % n
Secrtary-Mary Cunningham, Grand
Forks county. e.-s .ss* rs: 81. 4
Treasurer-Walter Mulholland, Rem
vile county. SSSs,, s,a 81 S !. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

The dates have been set for the
coming Mid-WN Winter Fair the same
will take place in this city January
i26 ~ and % the various committees
named by the president Chas Pillsbury
now being actively engaged in, getting
things i'm. shape and making arrange
ments for the biggest and best Mid
Winter Fair yet held in Ramsey county
Nathing will be left undone to give
The people of the Lake Region a three
days fair that will be warth their
while to attend. There will be a large
grain exhibit, with special reference
10 the earn exhibits. ls:555 :s,
n h n excellent speaking programme
for the fair has, been arranged through
the efforts OF Pres. Pillsbury and Mrs.
Clark W. Kelley, vice president Of
the association. The programme has
some strong speakers who will be a
big drawing card. Among them will
be "a United States dairy commissioner.
Others are of high standing in their
special Lines and were secured with
difficulty. the demand on their time
being So large that it was hard to get
g date. The programme follows, 81
Tuesday, January rs.
1:30 Ip. m. Address OF welcome. # #sts
300 p. M" Farm Management, III
R.: Crane, agricultural extension
agent for the Great Northern rail
w road a5f{S3 ssssssy$ g,.# .S5S
" 2:45 p, nj M Dairryying and the siIo,',
..3 u. s. dairy Commissioner. y..:t E, 3:
: s:00p. M Poultry on the. Farm /
!% Judge OF the poultry show. = a. .ss55 5s5.>S I
$3.50 p. m-".Better Seed and Increas
= ed Grain Crops" Prof. III. y. Bailey.
.35sr# "Wednesday, January 27. T. # $$}5 W.
1880 a. m.-7-"Crop Rotation for the
Lake Region G. .Haney, practical
farmer and denlonstr trator for til In
n ternational Harvester company. Il u u
ss1 30 % 80 IS. their "a
ton to Farm Profits Prof. Peters q
: the animal hus bandry department o.
;, the agricultural college. $,-2
= 2:40p p. m. Park Production in Mort
Dakota" j.. C.: Hope, agent for thu
Better Farming section Of the agri
cultural college. r.H. '-s
7 3:45 p. mp-"Importance Of Liv'
Stock on the FARM Thomas Cooper
director of the experiment station.
1 Thursday, January 28. i,
IiSS5 10: 80 a. MP Potatoes,"' z g. H. Brawn
:;53 Of Elk River, N inn. the greatest pc
4 5. tato authority in the northwest.
1880 p. Potato Marketing" c
d. Brown. 8t:, @ & :t52.S F5s. S;%5 ..
Z 2:15 p. m.-'ssThe Farm Home Mrs
IN g. II. Randlett, of the farm inst
tute and extension department. Q
agricultural college. .e& Z st..
3:45. p. m-"Co-o Operation Betwee
Town and Country" j.: c.. Hope, q
H., Better Farming section. ~. - ~ 3s.'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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Elect At
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!. ! Meeting Z (: { J tin g
::jea. Il u atg 2lsE-ss. .,a".,t' IS ESs.s -

Counsel-L. J. Wehe. .'s sz.5 2sS.5 .@sc4s.< q
Adviser-O. S. Hagen. 8
2 Clerk-Louis Hansen. s.. s, Z
Banker---Louis Torvig. y" E "!
Escort-A. Elmslie. d
Watchman-Iver Rustom. i
Physician-Drs. Sihler and Drew.
ElmsEe. @ ..i:
n Secretary Halle. %se.ls .
NJ n Trustee--H. Stenseth. n t;&
LOGAN Woodmen last evening elect.
ed the above officers at the annual
meeting, a very successful session be
ing held. i II :'9 i''$& ..>.f @ 4 S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

Buenos Ayres, rgentine), Dec IA wireless from the
British Montedao afternoon ordered three hundred
for the wounded Falkland naval battle The wounded
will reach onteydeo Monday supposed practically all are
British the German ships Gnesenau
and Leipzig It is believed Of the British to force the
sympathizers Moatadeo for he wounded
Germans there instead OF the fa
land islands, where British colony located The
which yesterday the that three British vessels
SUNK this afternoon alleges the fight began within the three mile
limit and the British violated the neutrality act
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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COLONEL KELLY ON COMMITTEE
+ WHICH is CONDUCTING : SsS
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The meeting Of the defunct North
Dakota Improvement company stock
holders at Fargo yesterday was attend
ed by the Devils Lake delegation, rep
resenting those who, were interested
financially in the enterprise. :,-, +.
{ The meeting resulted in an inyesti-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Marshall will be glad to know that
they are much satisfied with their
home in Missoula. Mont, where Mr.
Marshall is employed in a garage. $#s:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
The Russian Christmas is Jan

armies in the western theatres The Russian Christmas
nary Z.
London (Engand1, Dec. ia dispatch Copenhagen
states that the great naval base ct Kie
unknown.
Berlin Germany office sates that the
british and French attack On Dardaneles proved
london (Engand), Dec u admiralty today refused
confirm the report o submarine attack Firth Scotland
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

" Geverness: Tommy why don't you
let your little sister have the sled part
of the timer"
Tommy: II do. She has it going
up the hill and I have it coming dawn"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

John had induced his little sister TO
play Wor with him. but he always in
sisted on her being the dead" soldier.
This did not offer much excitement for
Ruth 60 she finally refused TO play UNI
less he let her do the charging once
il while. He said Well. you can't 50
there n you might as well be q dead
soldier as q girl anyway! r. Chicagc
Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

s... London (Engand), Dec. The admiralty today
refused to either confirm deny German report from
Ayres concerning the British losses in the battle
off Falkland islands The statement that Vice Admiral
Sturdees fleet included the second cruiser squad
brought comment The names Of the cruisers
gagged yesterday not commented upon Official word
from Admiral sturdee concerning the sinking of the
Dresden has not been received. :. S @%.E .,.
e: @- Rome Italy, Dec. 12-The Vatican announced
this afternoon it's failure to effect Christmas holiday
truce It is said nation is opposed. 5@@%
London (England) Dec. f. England is going to leave
the popes Christmas Although expressed
Englans attitude regards General Jore
of the allies There probability that acceptance depends upon
the military situation at Christmas. It is not the intention to
Paris, (France) Dec 12-The office at o'clock this
afternoon reported evacuation bank of the User
canal by the Germans where much fighting has occurred Ad
have been made at different along the battle line
The ockhouse blown and two German batteries on
the heights at Meuse destroyed The battery mortars
destroyed the Asne region Official reports state that advan
tage is resting with the allies all along the line.
Berlin Germany, Dec 12-The kaiser is convaescing,
report BY the kaiser physician who
lin week or ten days 5%s$*es#5s@
London England Dec The kaiser wired his congrat
GeneralVon Morgen unclear whether the
dispatched before kaiser with
illness. 5$# 8SS EzSS%
. Lisbon (Portuga, Dec. 12Members Of German com
mission supposed be studying railway and deye
opents in Angola believed to be One arrested
this morning, but the others FLED.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
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The local lodge Of the Brotherhood
Of American Yeomen elected the fol
lowing officers at the annual election
Wende esday evening g.: 5 b
Foreman-iW VIM. p. Nefman.
Master Ceremonies M. 8. Rankin
u Master Accounts Chas. H Hollinger
ID Musician Mrs. "a. w. Hink. !. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dean OF Crafy
were over night visitors in town.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11
D|r: I s., i l.ds ! !! 5;
Are ! d Cd
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DEPARTMENT oF AGRICULTURE
REPORTS ON IMPORTANT
INVESTIGATION

.t Did you know that dried potatoes
make exceptionally good stock food ?s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

pro gress at that time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-12-11

The refusal Of Russia win not effect the
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-01

The contrast with fifty years ago:
was noticed on all sides. Here were
a thousand people from well titled
farms, wide valley ranches and homes
all happy and contented, well dressed,
owning autos or well groomed equip
ments; but then 1900 Sully men with
rifle and cannon, shouts and hurry
and hurry and noise driving with
sheer might nearly $4,000 Indians
into the brakes over the mountain.
Surely the battle field, was turned
from the virgin soil into beautiful
farms and this pioneer soldier vas
the forerunner of our white mans
civilization.
This get-to-gether historical pic
mic was a success on the great region
around the mountains but hundreds
of people from Dickinson, the Yellow
stone country and the edge Of the To-
cality were kept at home.
Although the speakers were de-
tanned by the fierce storms the local
committee, composed of "A. B. Curry,
M. S. Cuskelly and WI. Richards,
had things well in hand and gave the
crowd al interesting program. There
We're foot races, pony races, buckng
contests and to end all a frst-class
ball game between Manning and Oak
dale. The Manning bunch by good
conscientious work wedged out six to
our.
One of the most interesting features
of the big picnic was the roundup or
chuck wagon run by Dick Blackburn.
Dick fed the folks to their fill. He
had the real barbecued beef baked to
a queens taste and beans cooked all
night in the ground could net be
equaled. The crowd who came
hungry took off their hats to. Dick.
Families and neighbors came with
great baskets of food and sat under
real trees and enjoyed the delights
and good air and spring water:
the top Of the Kildeers and viewed
the battle grounds. The two head
ment by w. u. Richards and Curator
Fl, g. Fish, were set Id place. Mr..
Fish and Bruce e. jackson of Bis
marck were out the 24th andsplaced
the headstones and built arustic
fence around the graves of Sergt.
George Northrup and Horatio N.
Austin and placed flags to the mem-
DRY Of the fallen. 80
Although the State Historical So
Iciety were somewhat disappointed
because the speakers were detained
they were well satisfied with the day
and the celebration. The home and
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-01
BUSINESS LOCALS
We loan money and have it on hand
feg business. See Everett. 4-6-n

We loan money and have it on hand
feg business. See Everett. 4-6-ti
Furniture for sale. Mrs. }. B.
Dehlinger.-adv. 6-13-f
Special dinner at the "Grill" the
Seat in the city for 35c, try it:
adv 2-28-f
L. A. Schipter, M. D., disease Of
eA0 eye, ear, nose and throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-adv. 2-14-tf
L. A. Schipfer, M. D., diseases Of
kAe eye, ear, nose and throat. Bis
Rarck, N. D.-adv. 2-14-H
Monogram and University goods at
tho Dickinson Mercantile Co. They
sest more but are worth it:-adv.
8-30-h
For that "Broke Feeling" just be-
fore pay day try a Hot Roast Beef
Sandwich, Potatoes and Brown Gravy
with Coffee, at the Grill, zoe.
adv. 2-28-tf
Wanted-girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. J. H. Johnson.
adv. 7-25-4t
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-01
one community.

one community.
There were showers on Tuesday
near Oakdale, but no rain fell before
night nearer than z to 10 miles to-
make the ground really muddy. The
Parker, Schroeder, Peck and Turner
cars were about the only ones out.
from Dickinson and they went out be-
fore the rain.
Soldiers Return 70 Dickinson
Thursday evening the Richards ana
Lilibridge autos returned with the visit
ing soldiers from the north. They Were
accompanied by b. c. Fish, who went
to Sentinel Butte on the evening local
with Messrs. Ives and Luce. Arrange
ments had been made with i. F. Craw-
ford to visit Sentinel butte, where Mr..
Ives received a flesh wound in the leg
from IN arrow in an Indian skirmish.
about August 9Th or 9th, 1864. The
party was expected back on Friday.
The veterans Of '64 had e.. fine time at.
Kildeer mountains, going over the old
battle ground and picking up relics. Mr..
Bennett picked UP a shell at about the
place where Sergts. Northrup and Austin
fell while storming the point on July
|2Sth, 1864. The shell was from n Of.
|Sharp's carbine rifles, used only on this:
expedition by the men in Brackets ba-,
|tallion. Z. Z. Houlton, son Of VIM, H.
Houlton, picked up a solid copper hat
chet which he treasurer very highly; In
the early sixties the Indians Of the Su-
perior lake region were supposed to.
know the art Of hardening copper. It is
quite possible that there is not another
copper Indian Ratchet in North Dakota
and to know that this one had been lay
ing there on Kildeer Mt. for over So
years is a surprise.
Artist Carl Boeckman expects to have
the Kildeer Indian battle painting COM
pleted the last Of this month The.
people who want to see b painting
however, will have tosvfsit the office ofs
the governor Of Minnesota.
MI Bennett is an old newspaper man.
and with Painter Boeckman paid the,
PRESS aSpleasant visit this week.
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The Dickinson press., 1914-08-01

Vredenberg says that they r hav-
ing a dry spell out there, which it is
feared will iniure the fruit I'm
to the first Of July they had enjoyed
an abundance OF rain, but since then
IT q been extremely dry. Blight is
lnJurlng the frult trees in many
places: Whole trees have to be cut
down Where IT is especially bad. DUR
ing nus stay In the city he will make
his home with his daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Person, as IN n past.
Mrs A Osho,.r 50 ~ CT 1,sarh,e
hosnital for a few davs
Warrant was issued the past
week by states Attorney J. Z. Cain
Tor the arrest OF Mike Palmer, who
|1s charged with: stealing a fine sad
de horse from J: 2: Jensen Of Zen
It'll. n animal is branded j p con-
:1ected on left shoulder and was taken
from the Jensen farm July 3rd. Pal
mer came from Anamoose, this
state. HIS trunk Is held in his city
Tor a $40 board bill. He had worked
well at the Jensen place and the
horse was loaned him for the purpose
of going to his homestead in town
ship 145-1OO. AS near as can be
Learned he did not go to the home
stead, possibly riding on into Canada.
Owing the the messing dnties
which followed their social fha Nam.
hers If tha Rouai Neiahho, 1odna
wara ,1nahle RI eyn,.oss fba;r onn,ae;-
alton of the efforts Of the members