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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN State of Wisconsin. Grant County Court
in Probate
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Addison ClementsOn deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Joseph Addison ClementSon. deceased hav-
ing been issued to George ClementsOn.
Notice is hereby given. that the creditors
of said Joseph Addison. Clementson deceased,
are allowed and limited by order of this court
until and including the 9Th Tuesday of
Nov. 1885, being the both day of said month,
to present their claims and demands
against said Joseph Addison Clementson,
deceased, to the County Court for examina-
ton and allowance
Notice is also hereby given. that the
claims and demands so presented will be ex-
amined and adjusted by this Court. at the
Office of the County Judge, at the Court
House, in the city of Lancaster in said
County, on the first Tuesday of December,
1915.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1915.
By the Court,
E. B. GOODSELL. County Judge.
1St ms June 2; last ms June 23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-16

And They Are Obeyed.
"What are unwritten laws, pa"
''Your mothers, my son. She always
speaks them New York Press.
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Powers axe Echo Reviews
County Bllldlll! Proposition

# Powers Lake cllo :ss tlieif
Meeting Oetob Der 3 til the unity
EeoInmissio sioners passed :sa respl lution
calling special election De-
:cen1ber th ), Il " hen the srut-
ers Of Burke COZ unty i'll be iled,
upon; To decide Wh et her or not the
count shall issue ITS bonds for the
purpose or building county court i I
mouse and jail. u objeet
caI Hing a special elect ion 81 as we aiIl-s. i
derstand II, is to- pr even otherS is-'
sues affecting the resll 81 might.
be- iii 81 case at general lection,
as onlmis ioners desire the
ltaxpayers to dieeid 4 this estion
upo its own merits, Iinhampered:
by poll itical strad les an
FuTth her shonld he proposit Ion;
carry ill Sena bls the c0mmissi0 i0ns
ers3 to GO ahead with The necessary
prelimi minarys work turin the win
tar ana til Il act1l yorh Elll III 1
ingS begin earl in ngs
ana conn nIeted fore ther fiIl-
feT ma kes neceasar The pending
of several tthpus oIlars On { tIleg
OId baiis saing 4 4 to Ill kes NE
for le ofiiiesTs of conn
Among the reason f0r this;
aidiitii aeiiti ion Burke
conn does not own ding
or noS used for Ipt1se3
lnd der con tract paa
All neceasary Tepa terra
lions alld keep ths sam l1redI
ffor owner Ell eOsts
II ;ss
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D! the nearest n Il leighborssI., n \

Sof the nearest neigh bors.
from what coul ii be learned from
the little girl Mn gstron and his
wife had quarrel Saturday after
noon, the man gheco1nin ng so Senraged
that he picked lp: Y heavy corn
knife and chased his wife from the
house TO the grasary where he
caught her and xii led her The
two boys are believed to have gone
to the aid of their mother and met
al like fate. II
's5S *5S En- gstrom then went to The house
and wrote some notes, and taking
his rife went out into the yard
and shot himself }555
The notes were: 55j This ends.
the misery one who tried to do
right. Carl Eng gstrom Z .i3..
The 9th er Sa II sort of postscrip pit,
was. Sell ali my property and use:
the money to give my chill dren a
good sed ation. With love to all J,
goodbye 3:$:5
s@y ngstrom was about 3S
years Of ICE, her husband about 81 0 J,
and the two lain goys and 2.
years old ss$S Il
Ss / The two rema infng chill dfen are IRE
being cared for ii the Fred = ohm.
son home near scran on
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come from the west. and that they
.coutd not take possession or the
same He said he would make 1T
warm FOR any official @ who 81 inter-
fered with him or his property.
He stated that he lived in Mime
sofa and was not q resident Of this
state. n 4
The chief OF police asked for fur
ther instruct tions in view of this
contention CT the driver He was
told to hold the liquor and that the
states attorney 's ofsce was located
in Tinot and the incumbent was al:
ways at home. .s.5:.t Il.
Later inyestig ations5 disclosed the
fact that the driver who was maxi
ing the vigorous protest was a for
$mer blindpi pigger whose name is
.sRad',s McKrill: The goods; which
consisted Of 4S5 pints, was confis-
Gated and will be DESTROYED as soon
as an order from court to that eff,
feet can be procured 81 I BID I3Si{..
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1. STUDY CLUB

lss$$ Y The Bowbells Study Club met
with Mrs F. an Sickle Nov. 3.
Mrs 4 l.. y; e. III unit Ter acted as resi-
dent as both president and vice
president were absent After roll
call had been responded to with
short readings on musicians and
composers, Mrs. Campbell read d
most interesting paper on en-
sdelssolin's life and as a symp phonist
and orchestral com poser. Z Fol-
lowing this Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
L. b. Hunter played a duetsSm Spring
.Song'''',. BY Mendelssolin.
$gs 5g's Mrs T.. II. Hunter read a well
prepared paper on Mend delssolin as
an oratoric comp poser with the story
.eF Elijali. ISL. \ +. b .s54
gi Following this paper Mrs. Phelps
gave report on che North Da-
kota Federation Of Womens, Clubs'''
held at Minot Oct. 4 2-lS--14 3S3
Mrs Campbell then entertained
the club sbyy laying Mende ie \ lsse iins
s.1song Without Words and Sc. A
Midsummer Nights Drea m. z, s;5
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tFrom star correspendsn1.s,. { &


One 81: our pioneer settlers, Gen.
MOritz, was called to Il meet his
maker on Nov. ut. after n two
weeks Illness. George died ir tho
Kenmare hospital 81
Lee sDellage and family are still
an Iowa. s s We have not heard III
Lees father ssss
Carl Hanson made pleasure
trip to Columbus iii tha afternoon oas
Nov. Q. taking his Yife aud three
Sofs his neig ghbOrs along
The little Wllite house on wheels
still stands ir the Nsstcril part
town.
Axel and Frank sti il!1 have alT
running througl th iislss
report ten day tdresti ing LEI fts Here.
isS hoping the SNOW bal doiit
them to
Grain cont "a III tii
slow Bilt d al knoW sreN
sis plenty of IL.
The hearing III ohm Iacoba
which sYas 3t0 bel held 4 On SatliTda
Oct was spostp I'D stt pnd d.1a
NOV q attn Es,sl
hear.
born pn sunda I'LL. III si1l1
Mrs u ohi mo- Jss 5v9
sgirl auek tD aild ii ia iiia
next one gbe sa|ag
oTss
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Thought | h! Murdered | Parents
We're Ql!g Sleeping

Scranton y d. sov. apa;
$and mama and the boys played cir:
Gus and they play yed 80 hard they
went to- sleep IN the yard 1, sobbed
the little 6-year-o1d girl who had
Strudged three miles to neig ghbors,
carrying and dra gging 81 her 22year-s
8old broth her /. tt1sh len they slept SO
hard we can wake them, and they
stayed out there al might. ''5
a Sensing that somctning was radi-
scally wrong the people whom the
tots appealed to, !, hurried toax the
Carl Engstrom farm and found al
Reritab1e shamb bic.
The llutilated " les cf M rs
Engstron and her two sons were
lying in the yard near TIL g farm
house. All h three were hacked in
"a terrible manner and chickens
were picking at the brains Of one
of the boys, as they oozed through
a great hole in the ll:Es$
AS near as can be determined
Carl sEngstro om kill led the boys and
his wife with a corn; knife and axe
on Saturday nigh He then took
his own life by blowing out his.
brains with q 8 815.5 rife.
$f5s ItS was Monday that the two chill!
Sdren spared by their father made
their way three miles to the hon1e
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MAN Uses Rail
FOR PILLOW

Mandan N q. I. N oy. s7-ss t'C Come
back with me quick There is a
dead man oYeIssiin in the Il yard s! !,
claimed Oh riss Nv etzstein City Gros
ssSeIy Co emp loye Stature lay nj ght.
He had finished is III ork and 81 had
started through e raj Iroad yards
jt,n the way home!
Hall 4 + dozen men Wenk aver. 10
ssslhe yards ttfh etzste ein There
they ffound lam rod eric N Il
salr1er who resi- ides S:sollth 81 the
Ies wa sii: one II esf the
rails Of the ma iii line trac X as 5: q
;alillp lpW ana gs we're over ans
other trac II ssss AL cad 10 the
world Il uch nebria ated ssons
down sstll as ia through
q Ill later
naYe Brod dericka
lead as neatly ;as sa It'll lotine sss NH
Frederick Was Tiess sss over to
the police alton and turned over,
!:to the offieers ssext morning he
taken before Justice AIagis-
IFate AT Sfsen ind ,u AZ fined 81
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elson. Jourgen Hanson, H. A. linn
els, Peter Christianson, Carl Z.
Carlson and Amandus Anderson.
all CT whom had been close friends
Of the deceased. The remains were
inferred in the ! cemetery at the
Danish Lutheran church where ad-
ditional services were held.
Out of town relatives of the de-
ceased present at the funeral were
Mrs, Erickson's mother and father.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. rorke1son, and her
brother, Sixthus, of Bengough,
sask., and her aunt, Mrs. Nels
Leslie of Ceylon, sask. Also Mrs.
M. H. Hansen Of Brooten, MINI.
The deceased was born at Lu-
Ito. Sweden, on April 8, 1873.
which made him over AZ years old
on the date CT his DEATH. While;
In the mother country he followed
the occupation Of farming and al
ways took a great interest In his
work. In February 1896 he im-
migrated to the United States and
located at Beresford,. S. D., where
he worked out for about 18 months
and then came up here and filed
on homestead, the place which he
SELL oWned All the Ga te sof his death
He moved up here In, 1905 and Inn
mediately started getting his place
broken up and improving same In
other ways. On August II, 1905
he was married at Kenmare to
Thilda Torkelson, and to this un--
ion were born five children, all of
whom are living. namely Rudolph
age nine years. Floyd age seven
years, Verna age five years. LyIa
age three years and Mildred one
year old In addition to his wife
and children the deceased leaves
to mourn his loss one sister, Mrs.
P. Erickson Of near Niobe and two
sisters and a mother in Sweden
During all his life Mr.. Erickson
was a hard worker, a good Christ
ian, and took great interest in life.
He never. forgot favors which were
granted to him. and was always
willing to do mos; anything for his
neighbors. He was also a good
business man and in many instance:
as his friends went to him for ad-l
vice >, as to how to conduct their
personal affairs. He came to this
country as a poor boy and worked
his own way up until at the time
pf his death he owned three quar-
ters Of land and was c0nsid idered
quite well off. He was a valuabIes
citizen, and the entire communityS
suffers by his demise.
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sIaaIe 81 ale HendriCksOn 'j / M|8!J
Run For Conc jO'I P'Ieess'rIlan SIN N.

The Tribune finds that in all
parts of the Third Congressional
District the voters are demanding
that Staale Hendrickson of Coteau
be a candidate for congress from
this district at the coming election
against r. D.. Norton, the present
incumbent. The Tribune inter-
viewed Mr. Hendrickson on Mon
day of this week. and he admitted
to us that his friends were insisting
that he make the run, but that be-
fore he fully made up his mind
what to do he wanted to see where
he was at. He will look into the
matter thoroughly during the next
Few weeks, and If he finds that he
is assured of enough support to
win, he may enter the race. Up
to the present time he had given
the matter no thought whatever,
and had no idea of running until
his friends in various parts of the
district started boosting him for
the place. The matter came as a
surprise to him, and he was unable
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The Misses Cora Beard and Edna
Jensen called Thursday afternoon
on Miss Grace Alden.
with Bessie Ellsworth Friday even-
ing to visit over Saturday and Sun
day at the Ellsworth and Downie
homes. r.
Ed. and Geo. G,endahl finished
their fall run Of threshing late
Friday evening. The boys are
glad to get through.
- Mrs. Mellen from eastern Iowa
came Tuesday evening of last week
to visit her sister. Mrs. Wilson
Watt. ~ ~. a ' ~ .
Wilson Watt and family spent
Friday in Crosby. f.
Mrs. Lewis and son Wilson of
Crosby came Friday evening to
spend a few days at her brothers.
home, j. w. Watt. ~
=. Bert Smith and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Gould from north of
Bowbells visited Sunday at the c..
M. Remington home. :. 81: =.
* Frank Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank; Girard From north of Bow
oells visited at the Beard home
80. s,,s 40 s s,33
Sz John Bogus and son and daughs
kers, Frances and Mary visited Sum
day afternoon at the Beard home.
81 Paul Pommier took Henry Frank
mack to Powers Lake Monday morn
ing. # s;Es. E..1i 'ss.. ,'s .s.
s##tS Paul and Henry Pommier. Harry
Whipple, Frank Alden and mother
and Miss Maggie Alden went to
Minot Saturday to register on land
at Berthold. - ,-.,s:f "a, &:
Roy Whipple and wife left on the
morning train Monday for their
home in Minnesota. -. ~: ~.
II Mrs. Wood was in Bowbells Sat
5urday, afternoon. - a., s. !.
Grace Alden is helping Mrs. Jim
.Uglum, who is on the sick list this
week. i5S& Z I: 4, E:Esg @ .4.55.s M
3Jens M. Jensen and Earl Mowers
delivered cattle in Bowbells Mon-
day. "a S:s% = 555 ID: :g5:z :s..g. :
The Misses Cora Beard and Ed
ma Jensen were Ignite 4 shoppers
Monday afternoon 4 {5., .... q TX,
Eugene Clinton made a trip TO
the coal mine M onday, returning
with two big loads Of coal. #s.8
Il 5$$# 81 ~ Cor. B.. s Z Z
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50Q1RAkEnl|
Held fl| MURDER |

mot All sheass,, esass,
brak onS tlie 500 line VAS
the cor oneI Henry
count ciliiar gsd death of
ugust Pftzeil llsss Sof5 large.
isIothias n1sleha q Tacoma
ii sauts oanaWhereI
abetMeeI I5ra lke |,aai
nral 1ninary 1ear has nat
Iileid egree rider
lid dged q ainst Iheas.s
teen riidiir ill box
ten It'll vest eras
si ool
as tla aa stral as ~ fiiiing iirYfe,l
crowd vere box
aim sI1o IN
aat d itzen ead
Imost iii stan antl
hen III Iie I'll, ii ins IA Aed Drake
ri
a ies 81 laints
4 4 4 ssss| I|
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iii hand and impaneled jury
which made rather exhaustiYe In
vestigation Of the ma tier and III 4
ter rend dering Its verdict, Sheas was
ordered arrested and held for q
preliminary inyestig ation.
5 Pitzen was working tn the 5har-s
vest fields and had been at elYa.
a. couple of days before he met his his
death. The body was shipped to
the home Of his parents at Tacoma
and consid derable excit tement pre-
walls III that city, as a result OF the
killing, the family, it seems, being.
rather pr ointment
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in he ALE In the rear of the Da-
cotah hotel:: .sssss 55s
The club was Wrested from the
policeman and one of the men used
it2 in beating the officer over the
head was badly cut and
bruised and bled prcfus He
was ushed ito Dr.. Pence's office
and from there to the hospital,
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GREEK G. SHOT
|B0lDUl 70 DIE


sas Grand Fork 4, NoY.3. -; -
Emil sandman, ssa Greek ia ae.oN. boresr, ssI
stumble into Anvil Ia this morning; @. ming
with q bullet IN the stomac z and ;.l5i
{ told the uthori llaa
been shot by two unk knoWn q y. me
sandman siss at the ounty hospit-
al at lila in very precarlous sarll ..l1l
Scondit tion and his death ls expected
Smomentaflrsil J.
The wounded man pea l1ss ks very
broken English and the az th0ri i,ass; Ties
found it difiicnlt gettiIl g the story1
.of the crime; but ass near as eanSDe 3
learned he was steal alillg ride :, ~ 10
the box 10 ea ollllt z RE- giska
bout lls q 3 ase le'
declared men ritered tile car
and told him to throw up his nam 90.
neither he refused or ~ satte inpIed lsl 70
get away could not be learned DUE but
sandman said that one Of the men zen
immeli fired I. atS5 !a1 MIN nltt1ng
him IA the; toIaach sS8s sssss /.
$ He was then thl own ~ out 8 ot tue
car ~ ~ 2 .ssll5
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to say whether he would or would
not become candidate. The Trib-
une is of the opinion that MIR. Hem
erickson stands better chance OF
winning over Norton than any 9TH
er man in the district, and he has
all the necessary qualifications to
hold down the office in way that
would be big credit to both him
self and the district. He has been
resident here for good many
years and knows the needs OF the
people, he has a very large ac-
quaintance in. all parts of the dis
trict, having been on the road al
most continuously during the past
eight years, and has as many
friends as any man in the state.
He is good speaker, hard work.
er, and could be depended upon to
look after the interests Of his con-
stituents in proper: manner. The.
Tribune would like very much to
see Mr.. Hendrickson enter the
race, as we are satisfied that he
would win by large majority.
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Stanley, | Il / !, !: aflllel y.
COX Own Life

= =. . = '.E
S, ,talil ley, \. |. D, * Nov 4 Frantz
thinner, farmer who lived eight
miles south Of Stanley, committed
suicide eS by shooting himself through
the heart with a shot gun. Death
was Instantaneous. 4.. ,@ ~: '..,s&
554: reason is known FOR the rash
act as he was in good health and as
far ass is known financial troubles
did not worry him. s5 zeS.s.z
He left the following words writ
ten in a prayer book. Ct! II die in
the name of the Father, Son and
Holy Ghost, God bless you ALL" {: ::
a$5 S5S sis survived by a wife and six
children also some relatives in the
east. He was born in Iowa and at
the time Of his death was 81 years
old. , st ~. = a. ,@. b.
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IDEcLIR SHERIFF
IlI COMPETENT


ana an. No Worth
5 Dakota ID law ma ring be Ouilty
shsriff the official test cales.
hangs sin the bal lance reslll " of
the suit brught States ttprney
LRng ger inst Sheriff Acs
Donaid of AIortori conn tn Vllich
He lat ter officia Is is helm cOnnpell-
to make the test IL asE prescraa bed. 1asl
IEss Numerous S1I ortoI t,illlt r1er5
#cl i;ailt tss an rId ele toI; men isI tIavF
! stlservened ma tntai inine tile
sherif iff lii not the prop pHr spars6n to
iict the TENTS, Ism icfl sslle
4 is syit tho1 IL eriahce iii such mat.
ma has sealea .aI
llle matter ~ gubnai
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for storing he B count nty Ii records is
Inadequate and u conYenien We
have no count jail and prisoners
have To be taken 3sto AIinot and
boarded there which with the trans
[portation off them back and forth
is heavy ofS exp pense much Of
which could be saved ifI the county
spWiled Il ii tSS tho ount seat.
Burke II count too rich a county
toss be- satisfied wi til the present
|enndi ditions
The proposit ion issue bondss
sand dollars bear Ing lferest Il
tour per eIt run tWenty years.
This interest yablej
annual togetl her yviit liking
fund hichss ttosss pa l1es the:
bond at turf rionIl ting tol
about 2, 90 per. yea an
lad iona1 tax on count
abou IS 81 0U0. .OO per real. PROV videds
there Were 10. avings rem Is, repairs
and expenses ogy necessar to be-
11roYided fbrs I'D iich hould II re
sduna am niue II
She i Increase in taxes on the Ter-s
Eiage sFosllld centsI
! to slol liar na ialf lfy above what
Sts xes be NE continue
Hd ding bMsiness "a present
hui lfng d sats tllie enc wentys
years iii 4, both
hui ings 1sl sft nd taxes dll bsss
at esent
business prpp ppcsi ttfion eXerys
tax pay er Hi III & con
iIltarested ana otlIsi III 81
III
ssisi
saslFsly
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Prominent Farmer
Called BY Death

The entire community WAS shock
zed last Sunday morning to learn
that sArvid Erickson, one Of the
pioneers of h this great BoWbells
country, had died that morning at
III s o'clock after a fYe weeks Ill
ness. The deceased had been
fn quite good heath during all Of
his life. and II p until bout FIVE
weeks before his death when he
contracted a case OF typhoid fever.
Durin the first three weeks sefge
sof illness he was getting along
lovely. and seemed to be in no sap.-
parent danger. His case was be-
ing looked after BY DR.. Doe Of this
city During the h last two weeks
before his deat th ne n grew orse
every day, and inS spite 10 the Fact
that Il IA trained 1lIrse Was iii CON
sstant attenda during the last
week he final ,assed sss away as
above stated
The funeral was held from the
SErfck h ONE all one lock ".
nesday aaf terno here sa short
service was held Tore wing the
remains anish lutheran
church one mil east tlle 1Ee.-
ssaeased lace. IIere funeral ser
mons syere2 ed Pastor;
Held Snber aIld of nGersOn..
both o enfl astor Eek Iund
Kenmare lead prayer and;
Pastor sss0rens soii 0f Niobe gave a
read Tin ol The q 4of Tie deceaseds
sTie had known kson
good many year and a high
tribute to the led fhis worthy
gent ienan cIIiof pf the lap
Tilt e1i,irc III at tIle male
alertett Tie ptist at
ISenma are bit rengl cred vocal seY
tect at aervi ieas lle aioraI
saId beaiiti Hull
Thss gal bsarsFs 'l'1l u orkT
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AUTO LOAD 0
B0Oz IS HELD

4 Minot. n. D. Nov. The chief
of5Apolice OF Kenmare telephoned
State Attorney Nestos and stated
that an auto load of LID quor was lin
that section headed eastward and
asked for instrue tions The states
attorney directed him to take pos
session Of the liquor He did 50,
5uts the driyeI Of the auto refused
to recognize the iurisdi ction of the
North Dakota officials and stated;
that he was merely taking the IL
Il no to M innesota though ghs he had,
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HAS LEG NEARl
SEVERED BY BINDER R

Havana, N. ID ], Nov otto
Fogel, q 12-year-old son Of A Mi and
Mrs Frank Irogel, living few,
miles north OF this place. had one
of his legs nearly cut off when he
was struck by. the sickle of ia bin
der he was opera tin 8. s.s "a q
$ The boy was alone at the time
operating the machine The ckle
guard struck; d. stone and the boy
was engaged in, removing it from
the path Of the binder when the
horses started liz The sickle
caught one of the lad IS legs Just
below the knee and all. but severed
ii: before he could stop the team
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Shovel Used. AS !.
Y Y .e';;al|gon In Fight

Flasher, N. 5D Nov. 4 Jacob
5Spector, a travelling peddler, was
severely cut about the face, and
charges that his assaiIant was one
Christian Wetzstein Spector as
Esertss that he was at til the Mike
Schmidt 1t home when he was attack
ed BY Wetzstein, who used a. grain
shovel and struck him over the face
and 2tfaa q sha edge offasthe
shovel Seut his cheeks badly He
was attended and the wounds seWed
up by Dr, Spailman II #s;s.. 4.
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lFrom Stan CorresDondenly

H Mrs. Wood, father and mother.
Mrand Mrs. Reep autoed to Col
umbus Thursday afternoon. VT: Tin
s Miss Julia Clark returned to her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Clinton Thurs
day safterno on to- spend a few weeks.
5 r. a. Owings took his sister. Mrs.
Oscar Mathison. to BoWbells Thurs
day morning # From there she re-
turned to her home in Minot. S.s Z.
Bert Alden of Minnesota, Z a
brother OF u. D, Alden, arrived at
the Z. p. Alden home Thursday
evening. si} zs4i NJ IN; s;'s.& y
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