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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
La Prensa Neoyorkna cca e scuso del Presdente Wilson
LOS enemigos del man
datario americana de-
ben estar satisfechos
de su fracaso al in
tervenir en- los
asuntos de
Mexico"
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Nueva York, Enero LA
DrenSa de todOS coloreS hace
hoy durisimoS concentrates del
discmSo pronunciado por el
preSidente de los EstaGos Uni
dos Woodrow Wilson en- In
dianapoliS.
Ell "HeraId'', en- un largo Y
bien escrito articuIo de CO.
mento, dice que los enemigos
de la politica del mandate
ri" americana deben de estar
zatiSfechoS de Ia eXplicita con
l2si6n de este. dc que fu6 un
fracaso complete su interveE-
ci0n en- los asuntoS iel vecino
pals.
En- general toda la pre@ia
Pasa a Ia pag. 8
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nos en- las respectivas filas
enemigas.
Ell combate iniciado ell vier
nes termin6 aver con la reti-
rada de los carrancistas de la
capital del Estado de Coahui
la quienes Sc encontraban al
mando de Antonio |. Villa
rreal en- numero de ounce
mil. Los fuerzas villistas es-
taban al mando de Raul Ma
derO y Felipe Angeles y aun-
que inferiores en- numero,
pues solamente llegaban a
dieZ mil hombres cargaron
con tai impetu cue el enemigo
Sc VIC Tornado a abandonar
ell sitio dejando en- su poder
una gran cantidad de heridos
Y de material de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
En- MatamOrOs SC reCOnCentran
las flerzas derrOtadas
Ell general Luis CabalIe-
70 sc unira al Gral A. |.
Villarreal
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Brownsville, EnerO LITE
legramas recibidos en- la veci-
ma ciudad de Matamoros du
rante el dia, dan cuenta de
que Antonio |. Villarreal de-
rrotado completamente en-
Saltillo por el general Felipe
Angeles Y Raul Madero, sallo
de Monterrey con rumbO a /"
ciudad mencionada, Matamo-
rOs' a dOnde Sc recOncentran
tOdas las fuerzas de su man
do. Sc dice que las fuerzas de
Villarreal vienen en- la mas
completa desorganizaci6n y
que, con objeto de evitar que
las persigan los villistas han
Pasa a la pag. s
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un momento a otrO el ataque
de las fuerzas que 10 rOdean.
Los pasajerOs que llegaron
prGcedentes del interior de la
Republica confirman tambi6n
las nOticias anteriOres.
La toma de Tampico pOr
los convencionistas no sera,
seguramente, tan facil como
la toma de las demaS ciuda-
des que han logrado Ocupar,
pues ese puerto es, por 81 So
10, punto estategico de pri-
mer orden.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
Los refugiadOs mexicanOs tratan
de regresar a sus hOgares
Han acordado organizar
una junta para unificar
la opinion
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

i Iele grama eSPeClaI para LA
PRENSA.
Laredo, Tex Enaro I1.-LOs
refugiados meXicanos que Sc
encuentran en- eSta ciudad deS
de que los carraacistaS domi-
nan en- Mexico. Gan reSueltO
t3Imar una junta con el OBJ
;eto de ur;ficar Ia opinion V
trabaiar en- el sentido de re-
gresar a suS hogares que
abandonaron para pOnerSe q
saivo. cuando fueron amena-
zados por los revoluciOnariOs.
La mayor parte de los TT
fugiados que Sc eGcuentran en-
Laredo radicaban en- Monte
rrey, Saltillo Y otraS impOr-
tantes poblaciones fronteri-
Pasa a la pag. s
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La guarnici6n de Lampazos trat6 de subIevarse.
ReynaIdo Cara fue
muerto y el Coro-
mel Soto, herido

Talegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Laredo, Tex Enero l1.-De
Lampazos N. L. Sc recibieron
noticias hoy a las primeraS
horas de la noche, de que
la guarnici6n carranciSta de
aquel lugar trat6 de sublevar
Sc en- favor de la Convention,
instigada por el general re-
voluciOnariO Reinaldo Cara.
Los partidarios del constitu
cionalismo que no estuvierOn
conformeS con ell movimient0
rebelde Sofocaron el intento de
Cara originandose una re
(Pasa a la Pag. s.
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PASAN POR MONTERREY SIN
TRENES DE LOS DERRO TADOS

Los trenes que conducan ei combae quedaron aban
las tropas derrotadas Sal donados campo debdo
tio pasaron por Monterrey la precipitation que
como 81 Sc traara retiraron los carancistas
tac6n de bandera, sin dete Sc la via fue
erse un momento pues cortada por los ugtvos
dgo antes, dirijen Mata Vladama, esaci6n
InOroS. Sc encuentra entire Tampa
Muchos de los heridos en- y Monterrey.
o . 0 o o o 0 o 0 o 0 O o o o o o o
Laredo Tex Enero 11.-A cada momento crece
la ansedad la vecina ciudad de Nuevo Laredo por
la proxmdad de sensacionaes aconteclmlentos rela
ciOnado con la actividad de los vstas encaminada
dominar la situaci6n en- esta region de la fronera
norte de la Repubica.
En- estos momentos ha corrido el rumor sensacio
0 nal de que e gobernadorde Nuevo Leon Antonio l.
VillarreaI Sc ha decarado favor de la Conven-
ci6n Sc dirije con fuerzas posesionarse de N
Laredo.
o Las fuerzas que guarnecian esta Ultima cludad o
menconada han recbido ordenes de dirijrse Mata-
moros pie terra.
o Todo ndviduo sospechoso de huertismo ha sldo
aprehendido Nuevo Laredo
Ell Corresponsa.
900 % o 90 90 900 o o. o o o 0 o
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El Gobierno nombra un representante para que
haga recIamaciones
FELIPE ANGELES HA SUS,
PENDID0 FL ATAGUE
S0BRE MONTERREY
TeIegrama especial para LA
PRENSA

TeIegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Mexico, Enero 11.-DeSpa-
chos lIegados d Ultima hora
informan que el general Fell
pc Angeles pidio la rendicion
de Monterrey y que a suspen
dido ell ataque con objeto de
enviar parIamentarios al ge-
neral Antonio l. Nillarreal,
quien parece tiene el PROPOSE
to de evitar que Sc registren
cOmbates en- la mencionada
ciudad.
Como es bien sabido, a eau
sa de la falta de cOmunica-
(Pasa a la Sa.).
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NuevO Laredo sera entregada a Ia
primera partida reVOIuciOnaria
Los carrancistas han sido intimados para que no
incendien la ciudad al evacuarla
Telegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

Laredo, Tex EnerO IL
Las autoridadeS militares de
esta ciudad tuvieron cOnOci-
miento de que los carrancis-
tas pretendian incendiar la
vecina poblaci6n de NuevO
Laredo antes de evacuarla, e
nmediatamente enviaron una
intimaci6n q los jefes que
mandan la guarnici6n, previ-
ni6ndoles que en- case de que
persistieran en- 81 intento,
permitirian que los refugiadOs
que viven en- esta ciudad pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
HA CoMENzADo Ell AsE do DE MONTERREY.

Despues de Ia victoria de
los villistaS on Saltillo, han
salido 6Stos con rumbo a Mon
1errey, y ST sabe que Ell es-
tos momentos a p, n.y. ha co
ncnzado Ell sjtio de la ciudaG
Tegiomontans..
Sc reputa como enter lmen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
Los HABiTANTES De N.
LAREDO ABAND0haR0N
AVER la CEUDA0
Telegrama especial para IA
PRENSA

@tSSt dILld SSPSSAdl pd4 d LA
PRENSA
Laredo, Tex Enero 11.-EH
estes momentos, once ' media
de Ia manana. la mayor par
te de los habitanteS de Ia ciu-
dad de Nuevo Laredo estan
cruzando el pUente, viniendo
a radicarse a este Laredo por
tenor de que aquella plaza
sea atacada de un momento a
otrO por los conyenciOniStas.
Ell tren local que sali6 para el
Sur fua devuelto hoy como a
las nueve de Ia manan&. Sc ru
mora que en- Ia estaci6n de
(Pasa a la Pag 8a.)
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Desde las doce de la mana
na de hoy queGaron cortados
los hilos telegraficos entire es
ia ciudad y la de Monterrey,
si6ndo ese ell primer indiclo
que anunci6 aqui el asedio
de dicha plaza.
La noticia Il que me refierO
antes, de que a las cuatrO de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12

te segura Ia caida de Mon
terrey, pues las fuerzas que
10 clarnecen no son compe-
Uentes para la defensa y por
otra parte estan muy desmo-
.t,izadas por la derrota de sus
correligionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
HAN SID0 PR0HIBIDASLAS
LOTERIhS EN- la REPJ-
BLICA De MEXIcD
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA

Veracruz. Enero 11.-Hoy
Sc pubiclo en- eSta ciudad un
decreto firmado pOr el primer
iefe de los conStituciOnaliStas
D. Venustiano Carranza, en-
el cual Sc prOhibe terminante
mente toda claSe de loteriaS
en- la Republica MeXicana.
Dice ell decretO menciOnado
que una de las principales
airas de la revoluci0n ha Sido
eI de moralizar al pueblo me-
xicano Y que las loterias son
(Pasa a la Sa.).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12

la tarde de hoy habia comen
zado ell aSedi0. la enviaron de
las estaciOnes inmediatas a
Monterrey donde llegaron
huyendo algunas personals que
no pudieron tomar pasaje en-
los trenes de cuyo arribo di
cuenta en- mensaje de Ia mana
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12

Los carranciStaS achacan
esta derrota de sus tropas a
un ardid de los v;Ilistas, quie-
nes enviaron, previamente
aconsejados d III corneta de
sus filas, al campo de los ca
= ancistas, ditiGAdole que Sc
Dresentara coma desertor. Ad-
mitido el corneta por los ca
raancistas y ObedeCiendo a un
IAN concebido de antemano,
en- un momenr) scnalado iin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
.EL DIPUTAD0 gillette
HACE lMPORTANTES
DECLARACI0NES
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

PRENSA.
Washington, Enero IL
En- todos los circulos oficiales
Sc comentan las. declaracjones
del diputado republican, Gil
llete, de la comisi6n de presu-
puestos, quien ha dicho hoy
que la politica del Presidente
Wilson en- los asuntos de Me-
xico ha costado al gObierno
americana diez millones de do
lares sin contar otrOs muchoS
periuicios que aunque no re
presentan una suma de dinero
(Pasa a la Sa.)..
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UNA EsTRTAGEMA DE LOS VILLIsTAs.

un toque anunciando que ell
enemigo Sc acercaba por to-
das parties. Ell descOncierto Sc
apoder0 de los carrancistas
que no esperaban ataque mas
cue de el lado de la ciudad
Y entonceS cargaron sobre
ellos aprovechando ell desor-
den, por 10 cual la derrota
de los conStitucionalistas fue
cOmplcta.
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We guarantee La PRENSA
to have the =
CIRCULATION
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Despues del rmo de Sao aacan Monterrey los Convenconas
Las fuerzas del general Antonio |. Villa
real han sufrido I'm nuevo fracaso
y Sc dirijen Matamoros
La via ferrea entire Lampazos Villaldama
ha sido destruida
.TeIegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

Laredo, Tex Enero 1l.-Se nos las respectivas fiji;
ha recibido confirmation pie enemgas.
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exican pager published in the United States.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
SHARED COPHERS
ON MAIN Street
FORMER MlNOT BOY BACK FROM
MICHIGAN FOR A VISIT WITH
MOTHER AND FRIENDS.

Oscar Lindberg, son of Mrs. Martha
Lindberg and brother of Carl Lind
berg, our county treasurer, arrived
from Grand Rapids, Mich, for a visit
with relatives and friends. Oscar left
Minot seventeen years ago and this is
his second visit back. He came to this
city as boy in 1888, when Minot was
but small village. He grew up with
a number of other old-timers here and
recalls many pleasant incidents of the
early days. He planted the two box
elder trees that stand at the corners
of the old Central school building, get
ting the trees from along the river He
remembers when he used to snare
gophers by the hundreds on the south
hill, right where his brothers home
is now located, and along Main street
as well.
Mr.. Lindberg holds a responsible
position as machinist with the Pere
Marquette engine works at Grand
Rapids.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
SEVERAL INVEST IN
CASE OUTFITS
EXCELLENT CROP PROSPECTS
CAUSE MANY TO BUY NEW
SEPARATORS, ENGINES AND
AUTOS.

Elmer Smith from west of Glenburn
was in the city Friday and took out
complete J. I. Case threshing rig: Mr.
Smith knows what the Case goods are
for this makes his third Case outfit
and he has made good money from
each one of them. He is considered
one of the best farmers in his dis;
trict. He reports the crops Al and
with the fine prospects was afraid
there might be a machinery shortage
Mr.. Smith bought rs h. p. engine
and 40-62 separator.
C. Nj. Peterson, anticipating an ear
ly harvest, bought new Case sepa'
rator this week. He states that ne
does not want to 60 thru the exper'
fence he had with the shortage OF ma
chinery that he did in 1912. j.,
Mr.. Peterson, from 20 miles soutf
of Minot, invested in 4O-62 Case sep
arator.
John Simonson, a prosperous Deer
ing farmer, bought Model IS Case
car, machine that is giving the best
of satisfaction.
Ell. Mccoy of Kenmare has placed
an order for a 40-62 Case separator
These goods are very popular with the
farmers and the sales are unusually
brisk
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued:
Elmer Hall and Gertrude E. Martin.
Alfred G. Berg and Anna Lagedahl.
Ollie S. Johnson and Leona R. Gorst.
Geo. Buechler and Regina Boyer.
Clifford Baker and Minnie C. Born
Chas. H. Withers and Edna J. Lam
der.
Chas. P. Thompson and Gussie M
Will.
Harold j. Wilson and Anna P. Fitz.
patrick.
Charlie Boelter and Emma Mar.
cote.
Trans Peterson and Olgo Person.
Henry Schoenrock and Verna M
Welsh.
Leslie Van Sickle and Martha Allen
L. L. Hines and Alice C. Tofflemire
Emanuel Schoenwold and Tens
Bechtold
Stephen M. Jordahl and Edna R
Landquist.
Clinton O. Dierdorff and Mildred
Humphrey.
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GAAS. |. W|THfRS
WEEDS M|N0T GIRL
PROMINENT PARSHALL MER-
CHANT UNITED FOR LIFE TO
MISS EDNA JANE LANDER.

The marriage of Charles H. With
ers of Parshall, n. d., to Miss Edna
Jane Lander, was solemnized at the
Vincent NJ. f. church in this city Mon
day, June z, in the presence of rela'
tives and friends, Rev. I. A. Olsen
the pastor performing the ceremony
The impressive ring service was used
The couple took their places at the
altar as Miss Eva Bingle of Devils
Lake played Mendelsshon's wedding
march. The bride appeared charming
in gown of white crepe de meteor
and wore a veil caught with blossoms
of white sousouias, carrying an arm
bouquet of the same flowers. A sis
ter, Miss Carrie Lander, was brides
maid. She wore a dainty dress of blue
and carried pink sweet peas. Hugh
Hawkins of Parshall attended the
groom.
The couple left for Grand Forks to
visit friends and after July 10, will
occupy a coy bungalow at Parshall.
The bride is the daughter of II. &:
Lander. prominent real estate and
loan man of this city. She has attend
ed the state university and is grad
uate of the Minot Normal school. class
of 1914. She is most attractive
Young woman. Mr. Withers is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Withers, pros
porous Surrey farmers. He is engag-
ed in thriving farm implement bust
ness at Parshall and does extensive
farming on the reservation. He is
one of our very best young men and
the couple have the best wishes of a
great many friends.
Plans are being worked out Tor a
new S1250OO hospital which will in
all probability be erected in Minot ear
ly next year by two of our local sur
geons.
Frank NUM-, the electrician, has
moved to Devils Lake.
Herman Gordon and A. Baker are
at Granville today attending the races.
L. Huber, former county commls.
sioner, was down from Berthold
Thursday and accompanied Peter Van
denoever to the big Sawyer picnic.
Mr.. Huber is farming extensively. His
son. Louis, is in Minot taking course
in auto repairing and gas engine work
at the Minot Auto Co. Louis is
bright lad. In the county corn grow
ing contest last year, he raised 35
bushels of fine mature corn per acre.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
Were Comrades in the Philippines

Were Comrades in the Philippines.
F. G. Sell, of the Hodgins Transfer
Co., was agreeably surprised to learn
recently of the whereabouts Of his OLD
comrade, Roy Rasmussen, who he had
lost track of eleven years ago. Mr.
Rasmussen is manager of the Wlnnl-
peg Steel and Metal Works at Regina
Sask., and paid Mr.. Sell visit last
week. They were constant companI-
ions for two years before enlisting IN
the army and saw seventeen months
service in the Philippines. Mr.. Sell
was engaged in % battles as shown by
his discharge papers. He was on spec
ial detail under General Lawton. Sol
diers rs and 80 in number would be
sent out to meet the warning tribes
and it became necessary for them to
live off the country. They lived main
" on sweet potatoes, chicken, beef,
eggs and fruit and Jared better than
the men in the camp. Mr.. Sell says
he often took the leg of a chicken,
held it over the fire and cooked it, and
then tucked it away beneath his
blouse, keeping it until the next food
was in sight. They killed and ate
young water buffalo calves. Mr.: Sell
was present when Manila was taken
Aug. 13 of that eventful year.
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STRINGTOWN KINKS.

o 9 o o . 8 9 o o o o o o o 8 o 9
Quite an improvement on Cicero's
field since he has cleaned the rock off
The dear old rocks have been waiting
patiently long time for the honor
! Of supporting that magnificent new
barn.
Mrs. John Caswell and Mrs. Eva
Caswell left last week for the Panama
exposition and an extended visit with
friends in the west.
Mr.. Dick Williamson and family
visited at B. C. Witham's Sunday. -
Mrs. C. M. Christianson went to Mi
, not Friday and returned Sunday.
Mrs. M. Witham called on Mrs
| Wydell last Sunday.
Mr.. P. Erickson and lady went to
the Magic City Monday.
Mrs. M. Zorn and daughter Motley
were Minot goers Friday. :
Spencer is looking quite fatherly
now since he has adopted another lit
tie schoolma' am.
There will be preaching services at
the Shea school house the goth at 3
o'clock.
The box social given by Miss
Parks school was big success. Over
forty-five dollars was taken in and all
enjoyed pleasant evening. Miss
Parks deserves much credit for the
pleasing way her little tots entertain
ed. Earl had quite time finding the
box he wanted.
Spencer is stepping high and would
be stepping higher if it was boy.
B. C. Witham transacted business in
Minot Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Taylor called at Mrs
Cline's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil were Minot goers
Tuesday. .t...
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Tromblee visited at
Oren Carpenters Sunday.
Miss Gladys Foster was driving on
our streets Monday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
Prize for Little Girls

The little girl readers of the hide
pendent should not overlook the fact
that the Roell Hardware Co. is offer
ing prize of SIS in gold to the little
girl, under IL years of age, who will
clip from this paper, the most adver-
tisements of that company containing
the Hardware Dog. Each week. an
advertisement will appear in this pa
per containing picture of the Hard
ware Dog. On Oct 16, the prize will
be awarded. All clippings must be in
by o'clock that afternoon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
PRIESTS AUTO OVERTURNS-
SMALL LAD is kILLEl

A distressing auto accident occur
red at Stanley June 7, when Father
ArsenauIt's new Dodge car overturned,
killing the little four-year-old son of
the Stanley section boss, and breaking
the Fathers collar bone.
The priest, who is very fond Of
children, was giving nine little fellows
ride. They were raising disturb
ance in the rear of his car and he turn
ed to quiet them, when he lost con-
troll of the machine, which overturn-
ed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
MOTHERS PENSION LAW.

The Mothers Pension law became
effective in North Dakota June 4. By
this law, any mother who has children
under ID years Of age, and who can
not maintain suitable homes for them,
may receive from the county not to ex-
coed SIS per month for each child. The
mothers must be the proper persons,
morally, physically and mentally to
look after these children and before
receiving aid, must live in the county
at least one year. Mothers must ap-
ply to the county judge, who shall no
tify the county commissioners, auditor
and treasurer.
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Wild Ducks Hatch Tame Eggs.

Swan M. Lindgren Of Jerome, has
two wild ducks that Matched out
broods of tame ducks. Their eggs be-
came destroyed and Mr.. Lindgren, as
an experiment, placed eggs from ms NJ;
tame ducks in their nests. The wild
ducks are caring for the little tame
ducklings even better than their real
mothers ordinarily do. One has a
brood of eight and the other nine and
thew look odd swimming in the water.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
BASEBALL CLUBS, ATTENTION

BASEBALL CLUBS, ATTENTION
R. D. Halvorson, who will have
charge of the baseball games in Mi
not at the celebration July 5, wants to
get into communication with the man
ayers of the winning north prairie
and south prairie teams. A hotly con-
tested game between the winning
team will be played here in the after
noon of July S. The managers are
asked to write Mr.. Halvorson, giving
a list of their victories on the dia-
mond.N Only country teams will be al
lowed to play.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
C[ENULL|N MAN
KILLED IN WAR
VIM. FALk LOSES LIFE IN BIG
BATTLE AT THE DARDANEL-
LES-ENLISTED WITH CANAD-
IAN REGIMENT.

Glen Ullin, N. D., June 16.-That
William Falk of Glen Ullin has been
killed in the fighting at the Darda-
nelles, is the announcement here to-
day. He is son of G. A. Falk of this
city, and in company with Ray Gran
dali of Mandan, went to Winnipeg last
fall, enlisting in Canadian regiment
Crandall was shot through the Shout
der in the same engagement in which
Falk was killed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-06-17
Miss Tracy a Marvel.

From the Pella, Ia, Press, we learn
that Miss Marguerite Tracy, formerly
of Des Laos, gave a piano recital at
Pella recently and her playing was
considered marvellous. Miss Tracy
has been student at Conservatory
of Music for several years. Miss
Tracy and her mother will make their
home in the Sunny South.
"Dad" Green was in town Wednes-
day enroute to his home at Sawyer
from a business trip to Montana.
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CONVENTION NOTES.

Specvial trains were run from Will
liston and Berthold, bringing delegates
to the convention.
Fred Place, moving picture artist,
was in town this week in the interests
of the Northwest Weekly. He secured
fine film showing the monster pa
rade of Sunday School workers as
they paraded the main streets of the
city on Tuesday.
These pictures will be exhibited in
the local picture houses as well as in
other cities.
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Slight Frost.

Another frost Wednesday morning,
nipped the corn fields again slightly.
The government thermometer regis
tered "a degrees. No other grain was
damaged and the corn will come out
all right yet, tho it will be backward
This is the coolest June known in
MANY years.
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Sons Of NORWAY Select Minot.

SONS OF norway Select MIn0t.
City Commissioner John Lee at
tended the Grand Lodge, Sons Of Nor
way, at Grand Forks this week. The
Grand Lodge next year will be held in
Minot Devils Lake, Rugby and Far
go were hot competitors.
The Sons Of Norway have taken ac-
ton to secure libraries, containing
considerable Norwegian literature for
their lodges in the state and an effort
will be made to swell the membership.