davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
lloforl>len,.
Zen iiprite / NduOctV belle Ni.
itpriC.
SnOipriclcn / Gtcoaana.

@uihington, 2tc, yipril: &igIac
en- al &nnoeIS0agartemantet oiicnt.
Iilgiort 9%erctnins ear NanoeI5ba.
latccn peO ll0gna,sa ai N}orta /
Tou9r al Sc Tor,n10c Stotcr 0eu
itorite / 2unoet9 Ntitoric. Gen be-.
lob iia ueulii9 a til over 500.
100000. % oct onlldcea, at ocu
inoen GiitaIcurets llOlo6 Sen 30te
Sum- uil pTrc it,ltt til $1,000
100000 % iuoen ltoIobet al SEA.
~leE0croarct 1915 til St5O00 GOO,
600.
Tor Mort$ oIepe ,Iict &urbicu al
lloirriclen iia at bare rTitcn SILL
100000 'terre en9 &uroieu Al &ro-
ierielen. GperituosuryDIeu Al llo.
ieyiclen / Sc fire iorite N}Oaucoer al
inoeoprenOe Soleu0croar par iterrc
enc i3y ale - N}ouncocr uoQct
iorc3oacuoe Mar / Re Torcnc0e eta.
tiers Siitorie poo Ell enfeIt lln0to.
9elie nUr, nemIia / 1913. Cucr'
ifltDapurOien ior 0i2ic ire feritc
W}aone0er al inoeuUren6e 9Iur belob
ii0 ncmliq til 1891, 969.3l7 moo
$691 l21,S12 for belle Iiitoluorct
1913.
Tor Sc ierIte ri Maoneoer al in
ocprrerbe 2iifaIoar, aI.ioo til no
9orgen al Mnrt@, or0rcg NonoeEa-
bolanceu / 6aper al Sc 6orencOe
Steter til $7t9,S03, 49,. Gette re
~prGienteyer en- 6oreaeIie al ON
treat $250,000,0 00 oper Oeu til
ipurenOe &eriooe iorriQe Anr.
SomtiOiq bar imioIertio I<noi6r
ielen pHret / ltcOia lteOQouQ. Zen
betsb liq ieoleoes Olort3 1919 til
Sf5S 0l0,2l6 MOI $tS2, 555,301 I
Vtcrt2 1911. 90 Tor oe ierite III
WtaAneoer ial0t &loiorieleH ira
s! i01,Sl4,000 / 6;ifoloorct 1913
iii $t,2t3G72 900 / nocpurtnOe
6iifo!ucr, rl2n2 lloiorielen ior DC
tiliporenoe nj 0iaoreNer er itclct
ira 81, 1888 ,22LO0O til 1888
10000 mcO lIOiiat I'LL at bette
i%i0iMpunte &cle5 in0en lu0cuUrcnoc
6iitoloGr2 ll1iob oil noo op til ben.
imo0 50, 750,O00,0O0.
Gcmnc erempeapic Ioroleli2 al
Grportunroieu ifplhea I upicutliQ
@ra0 cen ioroac0e lloieriel al 80.
oeporer. Ccpartamentct5 CpQoper
piicr ioaleocs at llbierielen al ~
oeparer / lParts inor pnr oper sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

r%ll9iiife StilinQcr / Noro Tor lliiof
% iorbreO HltSierue ira nogen Noi.
Der Der. Giterrlgerne bra9tc uitonO.
lcltg 6orlterfningcr, % eiteriom Den
f~orrcItc Sinle ~uotpnoeoe2, bleo Nul-
lerne itrar ubirlot Al Tolf ira be
bo9rc Sinier. Snbenc mac ~iiftert
hane pPrGt ioriGroeliqc pou beaQc
Siocr.
Mcn mi Ter Oct no til, at Nusier-
nc bar bcqpnht at gao nn9reb9pi3
tiIperfS igicn. @erom melocr icI-
gen0c telegram ira @cni / Sdnucit5,
ootcrct 21oc 9lpriI:
Ghuaierne bar bcQunot nof Ell frai.
fig oiicniip @cppgelie omfriu1 Nri-
Oerne ! l~l3iofpoSiet / aorpoterue.
2itcrriQernes oQ 5pIfcruc5 Cab Sc
iioite 10 Sage opQipc2 til 10000
Wfanb.
WeIlem Strg % Q~iatounoro3 bar
SncimcltninQen ioreIpbig hinoret
&uSicrnc3 pIOere HremQanQ.
Hlr5iiifc 6lppcrc foiteoc idonr
Bomber neo oper G5ernonitj / @ufo.
nina nno ire iorifieqige Stcocr i
Vnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
observation-disclosures
~oienopta9r=

Ecfina Ghuto. 26c, &gril. I'm
Acknowledgements megcm Sem rlgduc.
Gfe Nliriitcr Ill Gbjnl. Gti Ni2fi
o. BEN tineiiifc llNcarjGSminUtcr
Gtena HiianS SienagtoScs jN0l.
Gen iapnuciiIfr 0inii,lr iramldloe
en- Gortegnelic oper ~ ErrlaEgcn
Ser. beri6lnuOt en- ioritieAiJ, &tru-
blnefoutcSioner { Oct Euore AZ
%uu0ct.
<agoncieue trpUer. AZ Dem fine
life ReJieriuA itGl l%ttlptcre oeruc
uuc GortNuelit men Oct iorbol0er
it1 itfe ian. at Der er i%OiJidt uogct
beiienlt (io2iriit,
9lauot llpIUINia4erue | Betting
er man al Ben @|eliua at S0pan
oil BRUCE Maat iiuIo China life ii.
per eiter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
treosforioo.
Gnrupns Socinliitcr iGlcr at euoe
Nrl1cn.
Snacn Sanouopioclier.

Nodg NoQdrN. oeu 2lNc 4prll:
Ger azores ar &c tnitc Soctulitcr
ihrroiae Eorieg pca al Huoe ct
@rumoldQ Tor en- iuorlil 4i1utteIie
a. Hrileu. Or. @retitetot, ct
ircmitoccuoc Wcol1m ai Oct mite
SotidIiiporti opboIoer iiE iorttocn
/ 0o0nn0 iorat rooOilaa meO Sc
bolouoite Sotialutcr oR Tor Qieu-
uem Dem at tomme S%orbtu0elit
mco De brittle % Qlenrem oislt
iQieu mt0 &c ironifr Soctolntcr
ueo oct EormodI at islc at 0uc
Fre2 poa &c ioritIenigc RcQieriuQtr.
Gc tuitc Sccioltitcr iuncv at rGrc
pda oct nutr nrrmcitc cnitcmmtI
/ Goper AZ GrcO % imoo %uogeniont.
htlit @ououNpiOclic Zen iocialiititc
Ere2ic / 5uitlouo err imjolertiO uad
oct 'trrnQcitc forbu0t at uo:alc ne.
%geuiombclit arjtlf oucr H|cqicrJuQcu.
ctcr at u0tllc uogcaiomhelit [piul
ON lloillott al NrilcL Zen mine.
lie CuertruOclic AZ Gcttc Sorbu0
%irraiie9 nleo 0tu eieblItttlilc Ne.
nallralcIie. elder Suiperiion al
ue0fommeuoc Nluo
Zen aIminoclilc Cpidtnlua blonot
Sotidliitrrue err. pauitoaGa Ger at
Gliai5 ca &othru1eu life bsr TIL.
berc bucrten SoifIono eaer Srouf.
ria. men opretteS iom en- lcloitru.
ola Stdt Ceres 9(rdumeut { Su-
psr herai cr, al bui2 Fraufril qjcu
crobrer T%rouiuiGruc oil bette uuttc
olmiuoelll Nii2ioruolcl'e OF 0dub
ON NUpu bluuot en- itor Gel AZ BE
iolfuluQeu. iom life ouiter q bli
re9ieret al GroutriG, luo 5iuntt1
mem ullOc bli ligriol 'lct i5m 'er
ct 9iulte bcrcttcr at De itort
9itproiulc W~0o35cijooerc en- i-Eduor
a. at illltte Nrt0 nlt0 hlt2ldjo, men
SocidIlltcruc itIca nj uUre a. oeu
Nieulnl. at lloulterut -or en- uariI
Greo uiloc bli bcore ON (uitl1uO
fuu0t foumr nj en- Gorit0ueIie mco
CulIuuO on 6rontrlgc Oh ON gel.
gItu rgmmcOcs.
Nico Ncuiuu til GarooHe0cruc
tror 0c mifc 5ocinliitcr, al oct uiloc
bli umulllt ct Observation-Disclosures
cQcr uGitrolticrc 5trUoct ior ct
"Gur2pos Torcucoc 5tutcr" er Ouu
net. q bUDocr, at ltuuttlgheoeu
AZ Notwithstanding err bleuet III.
itrUtteli8 fart ucf beuUt.
q tnife SouuIiitcr puoitoar at
set oil bli unul.IQt 1T uohunlre
lu'flouC men uOtulcr ocu (ro. at
3rlQcu itt, ui. tuue rare mcJet
luu6ere uld @rlm0 ar ocus tt.m
tctliorenOc &irtuug IN De atouy.
mite Glliiouoe ale Dc frtlra.
rcn0c %auOc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
,lvt SIP / 6rubroriftrn

sra Butte, 4Iout mcoOclc2 Ocu
26bc Npril. Som Gellc N, at ser
err ioretolet betnocIi1c l~l0uioClier /
0riiten al Sc hcruUrcnoc aubbcr.
miner, iiQea (ltirOer al orbclNa
Isle &rb1i0crc ira all, Houtcr Al
NorOpcitcu at pare poo &cicu pcit.
oucr til Butte.
On oct life lutfc2 at ida ocuuc
(ilitronmiuq itouict nil (iIltonoen
her bli bcfloQcIjn "a @rubcbcim.
rcruc opluicr at Sc olcrcoc hor al
ocn Arbcio2blUlp. sc poo rodcu
N}ua0c fan bcitipitiQc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Iraaolo5 J%elefonrrin6

Ncu Yorf, oeu 260c }pui. 6u
M Giitanccrttor0 / troa0Ie3 ,{eru.
Notwithstanding blep lat her looa
al Tlmftionurer pe0 %octomouno.
bauen Ger iouot nemllQ Ell traao.
les (cleioniumtolc Stco melel
@aneus 0riit2beimrcrc 1 5croutou,
EcmiuIDoula, % @inQhamptou y.
.. en- Tiituncc paa G3 Nil 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
! aGrpntcrnc.

5 a%arpoterne Ter oct no til, at
&anlpen after or bluaiet op sc iioite
Gage. ! @eGpnbclien al llgen on
greb Spitcrne og 2iterriqerne DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

Guria 27Oc 9lpril. &c oQiercoc
Trooper unber aommnnbo al @cne-
raj Sir San Samilton er mi lluocr
gunitigc Cmitpnoigbeoer lat ilouo
paa beggc Sioer al SaroaneQcrne
|ua 0en aiiotiife Sioe bar oe taaet
5ortfrttes pan sioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Gco Nuroancncrne.

Sonoon 26oc NGpril. - &c NQie.
rcbcS Snpoliou al Garonrelerne til.
Iono3 o. tilpan09 er MI / iriIo Sang.
2anoiGtteIien al brittle % frantic
trooper peo Gnos, Sap Suplo oQ
Suloir, iom beQunote for ilere Sage
liben, er MI fuIbfert.
IntoIlet al DC oQicrc6e Soloatcr
pna tnrfiif Scrritoriilm fienoeS life.
men oet pioes, at brittle trooper.
iom on9ipeliq bar poo @ei iii Tron,
ten / Sranfrig, er blet icnbt I'll
gGQGerbapct, oa set anilaaea, at ON.
firing 100000 Mnno mi ma ituo
unoer General San SoniIton$ Som.
man0o.
Sffc for baboe Sen itoitc Soloat
forlo6t SrnnSportIfibene % lat lin
500 pna thrift @ruu0, ior Den ollie.
reoe Tloaoc bc9nnOtc GnQrebet pac
Sorterne, mems Sropperne rntfe6t
inooper &anoet unoer Ell bcitiQ tur.
fiji Slo. 9luereoc / BET ierIte Gam.
merltob toQ Sropperne ilere tprfiifC
&obe0rapc meO Storm, % Der eto6.
lcreoe De Jig iorelebigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

5ortfrttcS paa Sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Sra Verden$kri0ell.
GpGernes frrinfo0 geleien danofet. - Anorrbrt paa Daroa=
neurrnr. Dem franke Rrpofer 'erOn 6ambctta'
lkuot ifGnk.
Ear belle den ty$ke 5laade v&ret i nord$jsen?

en- %onifcIigbeo, ION / bgi @ro>
bar binoret oere5 Gpcrotiouer, %
Oct er Den ~uiibcIigc Stonf al rooo-
nenoe Sid.
Otter DC tnlrilc &ompc IiQgcr Ser
mellem Sinierne fuI0t al Sig inbc
Sfogene, o. III ntco oen purmc
Saariol er 2iglugtcn blet ioo opcr.
p%ploenoc, at ieIp %iterre, froitigc
aarer bar beipimct 0erai / 2obc.
grauene.
SeIp mango al Sc ioIOnc, ioln
Tlllter bIeo bcgrnpct paa Ell Sla0@
yfdaoe, bar 6leuet begrapct iao
grrnot / oet iroSnc SSoro, at Stan.
fen ogioo ira Oi5ie iorpeiter Suiten
llnoer biSic SmitNnoigbeoer bar
oerior Spcrotionernc moattet ino-
titles inotil Sigcnc fan brGnoc@ OF
oeO Siplp al Solt.
X * X
Se militGre 6agmun0 / Taris
bar 'peflleret me9et pao, bpao oei
me tpife Stormongre6 / 9el9ien
'fal bctp0e. 9t Bette CT ct mt 6or.
log paa at iprGltge Jig igiennem til
De Tranlfe aanalbper finoer DC oft.
tor ilrtmeligt. GnteIte bar Der
tor glPttet pan, at oct blot err et
"Srlcf" for at henIeoe Sc IQiere0e$
belle SpmertIombeO moo 9el0ien,
meoenS ct iterre <p iorbercoeS ci
eller anoet Steo paa %eitfrontcn
anore tan life iilloe llogen anoel
9enligt meo bette Nnqrcb emo al
lptte Street / Stalien, at in1ponerc
Gen latinlte StorntoQt, Iom ioo
lpn8e bar iioOet % tpQet pau
&%llnpperne, iaa Den onliioer al phi
STREET Tor Den tpife ari0snluifines
STloe ltllloe belliltte iig ior aoot
I'll at boIoc Zig noe al &eQen.
Get tan uUre nogct / alt bette,
men oct er oGi0cpcl bare 8iut-
Ringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

~ wv OAAS ~itSSINt VI
gpres / 9eIgien iort'Gtter, men Be.
r%etringerne er iao mooltrioenbe, at
bet er life iao let at iaa reoe paa ben
birfelige Situation. 8eg9e Barter
melber fun ON Def, iom er til ocreS
6oroeI, og ionne SiOer uOIGgger
De be98e en- % ianme Iffpre iii lin
Soroel.
Get fan BOG life bore nogert
Spil on, al Def itorc me tnifc
Sremitoo / Scl9ien cr i%tnniet.
Sronifnlpnoene meloer, at DC bar
toget tiIbage 2i5erne og at Spiferne
bermeb er 6repet til6a9e iii Oierfa-
nolenS beire Srco. Spiferne IeIp
inOrontnler ogiaa HigtigbeOen Der
al. Gnopioere panitaar Sranlf=
mGnoene, at oe bar gienerobret
2%onbsbpen Set Sa5 og oernleo after
lat fig fait pon &analenS 2itiioe,
men bette benpgteS al Splferne.
9onbon 27oe Npril. - Selgen-
De Snoberetning ira Den brittle
OpergeneraI Sir Sobn 6rend, 90
teret ioag, er iaften blet oifentlig-
giort Der, / 9onoon:
",Sdaar bleO aQe tpife gnareb
Noro Tor 9preS ilooet tilba9e. Sm
Gitermio0dgen fog bore trooper
Ofieniipen og gioroe 900 Sremgang
/ Nrrbeoen al ct. %Sulien og / @eit
for bette Steb. Ge franife lamar
beioebe me0 Dor penltre Sloi %
lpnoer noropau tilbo9eerobreoe Sc
Set Su3. Huber @~aarsoogcns
&omp benpttebc bort Nrtileri flere
gunitiQc Mn~leOninger til at anrette
tort Wonoefalo blan6t Tienoen.
6oruoen 2OelGg9ellen al Court
raj Sunction bombaroercbc pore
1Ippcrc igoor meo SeIb Sernbone-
itutioncrnc poo i~slgenoe Stcoer:
Sourcoing &oubnir, SngelmiinIter,
Staoen, 2anQemarcf, Sbiclt %
Nol1lerS."
Nt aompene / gcloien tillpgoe5
tor 9etpbning / Gnglnno bar man
ct @ionesbpro ON beri, at Eresien
iooa iterft anbcioIer Hegjeringen
at ienbc en- IN 9lrme til 6oitlanoet
picbliffeIiq.
9pres er I Slammer, t%elcgraierer
"Morning Tolt"S Correspondent,
% &onlpen er beh lonqs belle Si1t-
iel. SpifCrnc or %ltipbpanlig pao-
gnaenoe og brin9er enooq lit ippre
Irtineri tpt pp iii SrontllnIen.
&c burger for oct meitc 13 CONS
eiterrigife Saitbit5ere poa Transport
table 9opetter.
Berlin 27oe Npril. - 9riterne
anareh igoor meo Ell itor Strrfe
bore me Sinier / Nor0 % Norooit
for 0pres / 6lnnoern. elsie me
2inier gaor ira "a ailometer /
Spo ior Sc tibligere 2inier og
itrpffer iig ira liot no~rbenfor
0e6auotformen peo 0ierfanalen
o. oper ct. Sulien / Hetning al
@rofenitaieI, elsie brittle anereb,
Tom belpis blep itanIet al port 9lr-
tiaeri, ialbt tiIiibit belt iammen ill-
Der Dor poIbiomnte Slo, ser panfsr-
te Sienoer itore Sob.
Sienoens 2Slo rllil1erebc Suierc /
Si3erle paa aanalens Spbiioc, ioml
berior igaar aneib bIcp rsiunlet al
bore SoIf. 9i be6erifer Dog trent
beIes Sroen oper aanolen.
timber aampcle peo gpres 6ibtil
bar ri taget 80 WitroIisier ira 81
enben."
SgIaa / Noroiranfrig, me1em
Maas o. Woiel bar Der orret
fiempet beitist. Spiferne fog ION
befienot / iorrigc llge Den meaet
omitriote o. for begge Barter iaa
%foitbare Seioe, SarmounS.8 eiler-
fopf. meO Stornt. 6ranifmruoene
melber / GirSongs, az DC babe IA.
get oeune @eioe tilbnse, men Spiter.
ne paaitaar, at bette er ieiIasti1t.
Se itaar oppe paa Soppen enonn.
flyer DC.
Sra Sois lie Fretre Greitcifo.
gem meIber Srauifm9n0ene, at Sc
ioruhen Spiferucs Sfanier % Gro
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10

Speaking of charmed lives, a SOL
der in the English army, William
Clark, not only went through the
South African war unscathed, but
was serving as fireman on board both
the Titanic and the Empress of Ire
land when those liners went down.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10
IE Wal Gam q Sne
VEL hGTOfi ri AsTE Is,
&c ToRRE T l0IEl 81 paal

No wonder the movies" have
grown and developed into the great
est industry on earth! The enter
prise, push, energy, and daring with
which picture folks are invested are
enough to inject ginger into a dead
elephant. A story has just come to
light which will interest every lay
man.
Out in Universal City, California,
the Bison Company, of which Henry
McRae is director, was filming big
production, entitled "The Torrent"
In one of the scenes it was necessary
to use a dam. Said dam was built
and ready for the taking" On the
day set for filming, clouds suddenly
appeared in the sky, frightful storm
arose and the rain came in torrents.
Instead of losing his head, Director
McRae SOW the possibilities for TAX
ing tremendous scene for his pic
ture and called out to his players to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10

remain and go through the directions
which he gave them. In few mo-
ments the dam really burst and the
most thrilling, realistic picture was
made of the escape from sure death,
1t resulted almost disastrously as
the impetus of the water threw sew
eral of the women and it was only
through the foresight of the men in.
the company that many fatal acct
dents did not occur. AS it was many
were bruised and battered but the ex-
element was the most intense ever
experienced even at that exciting
place.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10
THE WAY MEN DIED

The true mettle of man was tested
in the Lusitania disaster.
Charles Frohman went to his death
smiling and unafraid, according to
Miss Rita Jolivet. the actress who
was talking with him when the ship
went down. why fear death, it is
the most beautiful adventure in ife,'
were Frohman's last words to Miss
Jolivet. Then the ship sank.
With the boat fast slipping into the
sea, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, knowing he
could get no other belt and that he
could not swim, took off his ifebelt
and put it around an old woman who
was also drowned.
Chas. T. Jeffery, of Chicago and
Kenosha, auto factory president, re-
fused to climb into a boat until he
had rescued five floundering near
him.
H. w. Taylor, on honeymoon, tore
his bride from his side and tossed her
into a boat. He could not swim, but
after the Lusitania went down he
chung to wreckage until he become
He was hauled into a
life boat and awakened to find him
self in his wife's arms.
-0-0
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1915-11-04

(Coacluded On page eight
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1915-11-04
Observation-Disclosures

A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mrs. Marquette Huffman on
Monday evening at six o'clock, when
the second daughter, Miss Gwendolyn
Josephine, gave hr hand in marriage
to Joseph Alfred Dieffenbacher. The
young couple WIRE unattended and
only the Huffman families and DEF
fenbacher families were pres The
bride was gowned in pretty dress Of
blue silk, trimmed with white lace
while the groom wore the conventions
al black. Rev. F. C. Oliver of the
Presbyterian church Performed the
ceremony.
The bride has spent most of her life
in Dickey county and is a charming
young lady. The groom is the only
son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Dieffenbachel
and came here with his parents abou
three years ago.
The young couple will go with tn,
Dieffenbache-s to California and will
enroute spend week at the big expo
sition in San Francisco, and expect t,
settle down at Long Beach. The goo'
wishes of host of friends go will
them from Oakes.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1915-11-04
N. BOARDMAN SELLS
HIS FURNITURE STORE

A deal was completed yesterday
whereby N. Boardman disposed Of his
furniture stock and building to George
Peterson Of Underwood, MINI. The
purchaser with his father, Jorgan
Peterson, and his intended father-in-
Low, G. Halvorsen Of Battle Lake,
came to the city Monday and left
again this morning for their homes.
The change Of ownership will come
shortly after the middle of the month.
There will be . wedding down at Bat
tic Lake between now and then, and
George Peterson will come to Oakea
with his bride.
The Boardmans intend going west te
Oregon, where Mrs. Boardman's
daughters are located. They have
many friends here who regret very
much their leaving, and hope they
will yet find a way of remaining as 8
part of Oaks. Mart has the job ol
coroner left, and then there is the jot
Of sheriff staring him in the face next
summ-r. What was that?
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1915-11-04
GEORGE WOOD

George Wood passed away at the
Oaks Hospital Monday morning, not
having viIailty enough to Withstand
the operation he had on Saturday for
cancer Of the throat. Mr.. Wood has
been suffering with this dread ID dis
case for some time, and only sub
mltted to an operation WIN the
growth threatened to choke him.
Deceased was we'll known about
Oaks. He came here as a carpenter
and worked at that trade until failing
strength overlook him. He was a
splendid hardwood worker, having
worked at his trade in Chicago and in
Eng and, wher. he was raised. He
was q member of the carpenters
union and kept up his card in that or
der. Death overlook him at the age of
eighty-one.
Funera services were hsld Tuesday,
interment taking place in the Oakes
cemetery.
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REV. FATHER BAKER
GOES TO VALLEY CITY

Rev. Father Bak.r will cave Oakes
between now and Thanksgiving to
take charge of the parish at Valley
City, having been t-ansf .rred there by
Bishop O'Reilly. We understand the
priest at Valley City is to take charge
of the work here.
Rev. Father Baker is worker. He
came to Oakes from Glendale about
ten years ego and has made this 9
healthy, prosperous charge. Besides
doubling the capacity Of the church he
has now a parsonage. st. Charles
Catholic school also stands rs = me.
mento to his indefatigable labor.
It is with regret that his congrega.
tion parts with him here. But tn:
change opens to him larger field, ant
all will wish him God-speed.
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Z EcR OIL Al
MRS. SARAH A. DENIsON

Mrs. Sarah A. Denison passed away
Monday morning. Nov. l, 1916, At the
hcme of her son Frank in Guelph, af-
ter q lingering illness.
She was born in Cayuga county, N.
L., March 13, 1882. When four years
of age she moved with her parents to
Michigan, where she received her edu-
cation and grew to womanhood.
She was united in marriseg to E. A.
Denison at Burlington, Mich, in 1848.
and to them six children were born,
one daughter dying in infancy, and
one son, grown to manhood, pass ID
away at Guelph. MIR. Denison died
Aug. 10, 1883, at Mason, Mich, leav-
ing his widow and five children.
Mrs. Denison and sons came ia
Guelph, N. d., in 1884, taking up u
hom~ stead, where she endured all the
hardships of early pioneer life. Mrs
Dcnison was an excellent nurse and
went into many hons in the early
days administering to the sick and af-
flicsed, and by her noble acts and self.
Sacrificing manner cndeared herself tc
all who knew her. Always posse sset
Of a cheerful disposition, she w.nt
about doing good in her quiet, unas
suming way. She was a member ol
the Prcsbyt -rian church and lived ;
devout Christian life.
4 She was very devoted wife ant
mother, looking aftsr the comforts o.
her family and home, and is survived
by four children, Mrs. w. N. Batemal
of Aberdeen, Mrs. o. p. Emmons o
Oakes, +. A. and C. B. Dsnison a
Cue phi. Five grandchildren, of whom
she was very fond, are also left t,
mourn her loss.
Funeral s-rvices were held at +. A
Denison's Tuesday forenoon, and wer'
largely attended by many old friend
and n-ighbors. Int rmcnt was mad
iE the Ellendale cemetery.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by Hudson
Township until Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1915
for grading highway on section linz
b-tween sections 9 and 4 and 3 and 10
fill to be 76 rods long, 2h feet deer
and 18 feet wide; also grading on sec
tion lin. between sections 3 and a anc
8 and 10, fill to be 48 rods long, 2 feet
deep, 10 feet wide. Bids must be flee
by two o'c.ock in the afternoon.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order Of Hudson Township
Board.
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The Sixth Annual Tri-C County Corn
and Farm Products show was the best
of all.
The weather was splendid-just az
if ordered especially-the exhibits
were many and good-the amusements
delighted the large crowds which at
tended.
The flights of Otto w. Timm in his
biplane were the great attraction. Peo-
pie came from all over-went home
and came back again-to see the bird
man in his wonderful flights. With
the exc -ption of the first day, the avi-
alton flights took place exactly at the
hours announced. Mr.. Timm would
raise from 1000 to 1900 feet, circle
about the city, and alight in the same
place as he started. Everybody was
pleased with his performance.
The horse rac-s, automobile races,
motorcycle races, were spirited. There
were anxious entries for all places.
Accounts of this will be found later in
this article.
The display of live stock was not rs
large as it might have been, but it was
good what th-re was of it. Livy John
son sent over some prize winners from
his herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle
and ]. G. Nilsson brought in some Of
his fine Percheron horses.
The display of small grains ard
vegetables was good, but the corn this
year was not up to form-r years, rs
the season was rather backward fol
that cereal.
Following are the prizes awarded
as WILL as the purses Won III the list
Of sports.
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The Sixth Annual ri-County Corn
and Farm Products show was the best
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

THE ROYAL ELK MILLING
COMPANY Of Oakes, N. D., begs to
announce that it is prepared to buy
al grades Of milling wheat 1t the
highest market price.
39tf Royal Elk Milling Company.