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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08
PUBLIC NOTICE, DEPART
MENT OF 1HE INTERIOR,

| PUBLIC NOTICE, DEPART
MENT OF The INTERIOR,
Washington, D. c., Oct. 4, 1917.
/. Rsua RS on Belle Fourche
Reservoir = Undel the provisions
OF the Reclamation of June II,
1902 (32 Stat. 3So) and acts am
endatory thereof and supplement
@sfl thereto, necessary repairs to
the concrete paving on the ftscs Of
the Belle Fourche Reservoir, Belle
Fourche Project, South Dakota
have been made at cost Of
S3s, l46.4l, or fifty cents per irri-
gable acre, which latter amount is
chargeable against each acre of
irrigable land under the project,
except lands of the Fifth Unit,
and lands under the johnson lat
era and inlet canal. 2. Payment
Of Cost. The said charge of fifty
cents per irrigable acre shall be
paid rs an operation and ma nten-
ance charge additional to any
heretofore announced. As to-
those lands affected and now under
public notice, one half of the
charge shall be due and payable
on March /. 1913, and one half on
March /, 1920. as to all other
lands affected, the charge shall be
added equally to the first and
sc ord annualoperation and main
teDance charges to be hereafter
announced by public notice, Pro-
vided however, that any person in
interest may, at his option, pay
the said charge as one additional
instaIment of bis construction
charge at the end of the 20-year
period, by executing and fling
with the Project Manager on or
before December /, 1917, an
approved agreelhent 10 that effect.
Alexander T. Vogelssng, Acting
Secretary Of the Interior.
At the town lot sale Saturday
we are informed that 329 lots were
sold for a total Of Sc, 6,1950o and
practically all of them were resi-
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08
Gard of Thanks

We hereby give our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neigh
bors who assisted us by words and
leeds in our hour Of sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Uren
and family.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08

Having purchased wool blankets
before the late advance we can
sell good wooden blankets at $500
and $6. 90 while they last.
N. NJ. Bratton Mere. Co.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08
For Sale Cheap

Studebaker six, good as new.
New set of tires. Would trade
for stock. -E. M. ,Arn0tt.
WhitewCod. S. d. II
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08

At the town lot sale Saturday
we are informed that 329 lots were
sold for total Of S6.195.00 and
practically all Of them were resi-
tlence lots.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-08

and fatnil.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
SLOAN'A IMMINENT ZMNIEJ-
SZA B6L.E.

Sloan Linimesnt jest pierwsza
mysla matek Ia stluczenia, since,
i zwichniecia, kt6re sic zwykle wy
|darzaja u dzieci. Zwykle przenika
i zmieksza bez wcierania. .Czys-
ciejszy i skuteczniejszy niz lepkie
'plastry albo lekarstwo. Ma bo-
lie reumatyczne i nieuralgiczne i
rany z zaziebienia Sloan'a lni-
ment dale szybka pomoc. Micjcie
butelke pod reka ma stluczenia,
since, wywichniecia i rozmaite in
ma b6le. Ola tysiecy, ktorzy pracu
ia pc "a domem, bole i swierzbie-
MIA z narazenia ma niebezpieczenl
stwo wyleczone zostaly przez
Sloan'a Liniment. q wszystkich
aptekarzy 25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
J p5aI5H 20 / Europe.
Zniszczenie z6kwi.:

z6lkwi starozytnem miescie
warownem Polski wv Galicyi) j Q
kolicy, gdzie pred setkami lat
.polskie wojska staczaly wiellkie
bitwy celem odparcia najazdow
Tatar6w i Turk6w, w. ;czasie obec
nej wojny europejskiejg rowniez
.stoczono kilka bitew zacietych j
morderczych. Spustoszeniea IRA
dzone przez wojska r6wniez ssaa
straszne, jakoby pr,zeeszzfE l ME is pre-
szedi huragan: wojsk muzu}man-
skich. IGf2 I&A3 !. !
Jcden re staro,ziytn1iyeehh 4zabyt-
k6w sIawy Polski, - starry zzamek
rodziny Jana, III Ss'obieskiiePego, kro
la polskicgo, &kt6rys pred sswem u
koronowaniiiem w tym wlasnic
zamku mieszkaa},s a " czzasie jego
panowaniia nliierazs tam przebyWaf
i ukladaf plany do wojen z Tur-
- dis przestal istniec. w
bitwach ~pomiedzy wojskami TO
syjskie1ni a niemiecko -%austryac-
kiemi zostaf Oh faktycznie z zie-
mia zrownany, grzebiac w swoich
gruzach wielc rzadkich i cennyc}l
pamiatck i dzicf sztuki, kt6rc
przedtem czesto zwicdzaly tysia-
os0b acknowledgement tc micj--
sea.
Gdy ogladalcm ruiny sfawnego
.amku wielkicgo tcgo krola polls
ktQry pod Wiedniem ME
ydys re SVEN polskiem wojskiem
ocalif -chrzescijanstwo, opoWiada-
no mi sprzecznc dzicje tcyo spu-
stOszcnia.
Niektorzy zapewniali mic, re
ten zamek splonal cd ognia
dzia4 maszynowych w czasie wiel-
kiej bitwy srozacej sic wokolo
miasta. Inni, a miedzy tymi Office
rowie armii, allstro : wegierskiej,
utrzymywali, re. zburzono go roz-
myslnic, ze podlozono ogieh mi
ny w%ybuchowe, a re Tatarzy w
rosyjskiej to uczynili. Ct,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
PozYWIENIE WASZEGO ME.
MOWLFCIA MUST Bye DoBREE

: Mleko jest jednem 2 najwaznie,j
szych pokarm6w ktore gospodyni
kupuje. Ola tego jest wszelkis po-
w6dw swiecie ola czego musi ona,
bye peWna, Il mleko kt6re ona k1
puje jest czyste j pewne, osobli--
vie jezeli jest kupowane Ola uzyt.
ku jake pokarm die niemowlecia.
kazda matka chee azeby jej die
cko bylo zdrowem Rrepem. Wy
t7niJcie kupon ma stroniies3ciiei-
przyslijcie dis, otrzymaciie dar-
g s stryl q ksiazike, ktora
wan powie iak=karniie6 ! mice Die
eze mad dzieck azeby BY
Iloelsnoene izdrowe.7.ssss
IZ&s%SE Eht I2TLFSI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Utrzymanie dobrego imienia

Jest to dostojnym cc,em zlo-:
bye sobie dobre imie, ale .szlachet
niejszym jest utrzymac je sobie.
w dzisiejszych czasach zdarzaja
sic dose czesto wypadki oszukiwa
MIA i zniewazania przychylnej OPT
Mi publicznosci. Pamietajcie wszak
Trinera Amcrykanski Elixir Corr
kicgo Wilma swych przyjaciol nj
gdy ME 'zawiedzie. TEN sic tez
wyjasnia staly przypfyw list6w
dziekczynnycll. Czytaj ten: "Ha
selton, Sta. Youngstown, o. Cier-
pialem ma b6le zoladka przez lat
%. Wydawa}em wiele pieniedzy
ma marne. Bylem tax oslabionym,
re bylem bliskim smierci i .zdawa
10 sic, &c mic mnie ME pomoze.
wtenczas jeden aptekarz powic-.
dial mnie: Wei butelke Trinera
Amerykanskiego Elixiru Gorzkie-
go Wilma. Usfuchalem jego rady i
krotce moi stan tax sic -polep--
szy}, re bylem jakby nowo naro--
i dis jestem. zupefnie.
zdr6w. Niechaj3 kazdy to uczyni!
q glebi serca dziekuje VAN "a to
Jacob Uowosel''.
Me przyjmujcie tanich imitacyi!!
Cena $1.00 W aptekach. Trinera
ma taxa sama doskona-
Ia reputacyee, bedac .niedosciglym
ma %reumatyzm, neuralgia, zwich-
nicola, odziebienia it'd. Cena " ap
tekach 25 j soc poetic IS j 6oc.
JOS. Triner, Mfg. Chemik,
1899 S. Ashland ave. Chicago, iii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01

sie q, Z 9zwyciestwach nakazywano.
wszystkim kupcom " miesscie wy
wieszac flagi dekorow7aee SHADY
m6wil p: Richman. aKto do te
go sic ME zastosowal tego cwiczo
no nahajkami. I tax pewiien;Sapte-
karz, kt6ry zapomnial 0 jednem
re SWAT, tax zostal obity, re mu
siaf pozostac kilka dni W 16zku.
"Opuszczajac miasto, Rosyanie
zabfali re soba IL zak}adnik6w.Z
tych czterej uciekii, ale osmiu pc
zostalo W reku Rosyan."
Wielu Polak6w pozostawilo
swe domy i r%uchomosci, kiedy Ro
syanie wycofali sic z z6lkwi j tel
.czesci Polski i towarzyszyli ar
mil rosyjskiej Rosyjskie ducho-
wienstwo, jak mi opowiadano, vie
lu z Mich naklanialo do przyjecia
prawoslawia.
z jednej strony -skarzono sie,ze
Mode dziewczeta padaly .ofiara
namietnosci n%iekt6rych zolnierzy
rosyjskich. z drugiej strony Kill
ku mi opowiada1o, re pieciu rosyj
skich zo}nierzy zostalo rozstrzela-
nych ma rozkaz swych oficer6w;
gdy wnicsiono skargi, IL dopusz-
czah sic takich zbrodni. Opowia-
.dano mi o licznych karaniach
smiercia talk W ~rosyjskich. jak i W
austryackich armiach. G16wnymi
powodami takiej kary byly szpie
gostwo i zdrada.
Obccnic to miasto znajduje sic
nietylko pod rzadem wojskowym,
ale takze tworzy obszar, w kto-
rym zaproWadzonc SO surowe obo
strzenia odnosnie do podrozowa--
MIA. Bliskosc linii bojowej ma bye
g}ownym powodem tych zarza-
dzen. DO linii bojowcj. MONA sic
dostac kolcja jak inowymi goscind
cami w przeciagu kilku godzin ia
zdy. Ma zarzadzenia tc skarzy sic
]udnosc, ktora ma stosunki. ham
dlowe Z sasicdniemi miastami i
wsiami, ale wojskowi utrzymuja,
re zarzadzenia tc SO k%onieczne.
Ludnosc take opowiada, &c Ro
syanic co--mogli pozabierali re so
ba amunicyi i prowizyJ: R6wniez
utrzymujemy, lie Austryacy l. We
grzy rckwiruja wszystko, CO 20
stale i co sic produkuje, tax ze
:nicdostatek gfod zaczyna eoraz
Iieznie.jsze zabierac ofiary.
TAX w miescie tenn jak i w oko
hey epidemic cholery, ospy 1 ty-
fusu zabicraja wszedzie liczne o.
fairy, pomimo srodk6w .zapobiega
wczychl zarzadzanych przez rome
komitety ratunkowe i austro. we
yierskich urzednikow armii. Po--.
miedzy ]udnoscia zydowska ofiar
epidemii jest znacznie wiecej niz
pomiedzy lima ludnoScia W mics
cie.i okolicy. II 4g1 za aa
w okolicy z6ikwi znajduje sic
kilka .miejscowosci. Podczas BIZ
few oficerzy sadzili, re budynki
tamtcjsze przeszkadzaja operacy--
ON wojskowym i dlatcgo je pobu
rzono ogniem dzialowym. Wick
szosc ich mieszkancow pomiesz-
czono tymczasowo w specyalnie
wybudowanych barakaeh:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01

zamKu, WsAazyWail na4rO,,@ Il Try
|skrzydla zostaly zburzone, pod
czas gdy czwarte zostalo nienaru-
szone. M6wili, ze byloby to- ME.
mozliwe, gdyby 1rozmysslnie chcit..
no zabytek ten cenny zburzyc re
szczetem. 9ltT u44al
Rosyanie wv z6lkwi: rozmyslnie
palili takie zabudowania i .zak1a.
dy, ktdre mogly przyniese pozy-:-
tex Austryakomsi Wegrom pc O.
|debraniu miasta pc bitwach 5kilku
miesiecznych. tKiedy Rosyanie
wtargneli do tej czesci Polski,
kt6ra cd czasu rozbior6w .by1a
pod zaborem. austryackim, znalez.
Ii tam piec magazyn6w armii
magazyn6w prowizyj, try nowo-
zytne baraki, pavilion ola Office
row armii, stajnie j prywatne mic
szkania .dh urzednik6w. w czasie
swej okupacyi tego miasta, wojs-
ka rosyjskie re wszystkiego tego
korzystafy, ale kiedy wojska au-
stro : wegierskie je wypedzily, pc
podkiadali pod tie budynki ogien
i wybuchowe miny tax skutecz--
ME, re p~ozostaly tylko szczatki
murow i komin6w posrod samych
rum.
Jest tcz w tenn miescic kilkanaS
Gle pieknych budynk6w tax no.
wo3ytnych jak i starozytnych, a
z wyjatkiem ma}ych szk6d zrza--
dzonych ma n%iekt6rych z mich
przez w~ystrzaly armatnic, wick
szosc 4 mich pozostala nienaruszo
Glowny rzymsko : katolicki
kosciol, fara, W kt6rej znajduja
sic licznc zdobyczc 4 pol biteW
koSciolowi ofiarowanych przez
kr6Ia Jana LII Sobieskiego i kt0-
ia jest ~jednym Z najstarozytniej-
szych kosciol0w w tel czesci Polls
XII, zo>tala ,uszkodzona przez wy
strzal armatni. Zakrystya zostafa
zburzona j okna potluczone, ale
poza TEN fara pozOstala nieuszko-
dzona j nabozehstwa w niej arpra
wianc pc zakonczenu sic biteW.
Take archiwa miejskie zosta}y IL
szkodzonc. Kosciol 90. Dominica
wybudowany pred wiekami
przez :na;;tEe. slawnego kr6la Sobie
skiego, W .kt6rym tez spogte,zyyWaja
lei zw}oki, zostal lckko. uszkodzo
ny TAX Same budynek skarbowy
co do mieszkan i sklep0w male
zacych do zydow: to bardzo ma}o
Z Mich zostalo spalonych nawet
tam, gdzie wlasciciele pouciekali
90 Lwowa, Krakowa j innych
Mast. Uszkodzcnia tych kllku
cd w%ystrzal6w Z dial.
Duchowni opowiadali, re koscio
low ME napastowano. Opowiada-
no nj, lie, rosyjscy zolnierze zaw-
SIC okazywali sic zyczliwymi Ola
dzieci. Ola Mich spiewali i PREY
nosili I'M cacka, kt6rc, jak sklepi
.karze. opowiadaja, zabicrali ME
placac "a ME.
Miasto liczylo okolo 10000 mic
szkanc66w w czasie wybuchu woj
ny. Okolo 5000 bylo miedzy mimi
zydo1w,, ; 200" Rusin65w, a okolo72, 3
900 Polak6w.
Pomimo stanu wojennego. mia-
sto przedstawia sic schludnie Ia
dnie, ma szerokie alice chodni-
XII, jakotez trwa}e domy mieszkal
ne. Pred wybuchem wojny mia
10 osswietlenie clektryczne, lccz
potem .skonfiskowano metal z ma
szyneryi. !
w czasie mego tam pobytu Joel
Schwarz, wfasciciel restauracyi
skarzyl sic na obcllodzenie sic z
MIN Rosyan.
"Kupilem diva ladunki piwa j
je sprzedawac, gdy ro-.
syjscy urzedniey wojskowi: pc
mnie postal" .powiedzial p.
Schwarz. "Komendant powiedzial
mi so nahajek, dop6ki ME stra-
zaf zabrac odemnie wszystko pi--
wo, zamknaf mic do wiezienia, ma
dni, a potem W obecnosci
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
pte Globe.

Der !6erbit 1T Dor Der 5iir, unb
70 ~riiitet iit audi bic Mooe, ihrs
nsEen St0pFungen fiir bic beoorz
itsbenoe Soiion sur Sdou gu itelen.
Nis i'm perflofenen CONNER, pito
ou6 in oisiem 9erbIt Ginfahbeit oas
9auptmertmaI Der WoOe biioen. Nus
ben ihon bier unD IA gum 8nri6ein
fommsnDen 0~erbItmooelen lit 81 err
tenuen, ooB Der i'm pori9en Sohr elns
eefiibrte Shultertrn9en berelts lples
Der ou%89eipieIt bat. Dohl neil er
nidt beIonoers tteioiam mar. uno bei
ben neuen Saden tritt nieo.r mehr
bic @iirteQinie berpor. peIhe bic fals
tigen Sh0bden beoinQt. Nuh bic
erpBen 3afd)eH peroen Oerihmirotn
unp an lire Stefe toum Iittbore
Gtnihnitte in bic Seiten Der GIeioer
treten. Qel3oer}ierunQen an ben
Soden iinb lpieoer iehr beIieht. Guf
bie anoppbeit Der WollenItoIie 1T
ppbl Elm 3uriit9ehen Der Wejte oeS
Rodss suriitiufihren, Nus bemieIs
ben @runpe peroen oiel Seioes unD
Samtlleioer Q%etraQen neroen. bic nur
penig 8arnitur u0tig baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

,@olen Sic mir aIio Sbre Sanb
fiir's 2eben reihen, mein gnooig.
ties 6raulein?~
Sic meinen pobI: sum 2eseh
Serr 9oron?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

OrisineIIs u munt,s
2oufiune.: sd eIoubs
taum. oaB i6 Die 5pouSig aiIten 3is.
sarrsn perbs trossn tountn.
gbef: -8eriut's uur srft mol, e
pirb i6on ssben. Gs III ia nur Elm.
gang lsi6st Soy:s.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

1852 un0 1853. Sur 0nfertiz
sunQ piefes biibi4eu Oamentleipes
nit COMMUNICATED tonnn man bprs
bierte Stoffe ooer Sbantung in OBJ
fte6enben 5arben perpenoen. Srgons
bp uno 8in9bnm MAIDEN cine iebr
eefdlige 3uinmmeniteGun9. Rod
muiter (2153) in 6 Gr0ben: %, "a,
26. %, 80 uno 80 3oq 3oilene
peite. 9oiuenmuIter (2152) e6en'
foqs in 6 8r0ben: "a. Sc, SO. 40.
AZ unp A Sol 8ruitmaB. grfors
berlid 612 0oro bon 4430Gi9sm
etoFf fir eon3es aleio. fir MitteI'
srGbe. llntere Rodlusite 212 garo,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

Iuoers eemeint. Rci.
ieroer (oer i'm 9abnbots-R eitaurdnt
Slid beltellt bait: ale @ctter, bas
lift 10 itlnea aeaoneen; es lit pobi
and Die bodite 3eit2"
GeIuer: raueroings. n bib
den riedeu tut er idoul-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

2140. NicIe @trt BON Gleio ma
uoue piece" .Gfistt 1T febr tleioiom
unp beqlem, Sn Oieiem 6alle nun
ben gemufttrter uno un9emuItertsr
ebontung 5uiommengeitslt. Der
9|oiuenteil it in 6oIteu 9elegt uno
nit ben geruoen Rodbobnen rerbuns
BEN. Benin NermeI lam Der Iufs
fhlog p~eggeIuFen uno bic 8lodens
form on9tronot neroen. 0ns Y{us
tier poBt iir ole poihboren Stoffe,
Seibe, @piIs, Qeitidte uno borolerie
6tofie. iopie fir 1uh. Satin uno
Saint. NtuIter in 6 @r0Beu: "a,
SO. So, 40. ~ uno "A Soil 8ruIts
NAB, 8r0be SO ~eriorocrt Z 9orc
pr ~3630aiaem Stoff. lIntere Rod
pt~'.e 2t2 Noro,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

2144. 0ieIes einfohe 9nustlstb
tpirO an bsiten aus 8ingIam, @bnm'
bran, 9sinen, 2otpn ooer QertaIe
bsrssiteat, bod iinO oud 8aboroine.
Glaneu. 8ofdmir uno GbaIie pafs
isnoe Stoffe. Der SdIuB 1T in Der
WIitts Der 6ront uno Elm 8irteI bait
I'm Riiden uno an ben Seiten Die
Siile 5uiommen. Muitsr in 7 @ros
Ben: "a, So. So, 40. AZ, Al uno 46
3Oa 9ruitmob. G~rforoerIif GA
garo pon ~3650aigsm Stoff fir 36
3ous8r0be. Rotlpsits an Soum 212
gor0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

2134. 1ieier 9~nobennn5u9 Re
ltebenb aus gIuie uno &nieboien, 1T
fir marines Wetter beitimmt. Die
gIuis bat tieieu 9nlsduSIdnitt nno
iur3e Iermsl. Wuu Tam beioe
Stid aus osmisIben StoFf anfertis
gen, lpie 2sinsn, Drill. 9bnti. @aIas
tea, 9ingbam. piQue. Serge ocsr
CORDUROY. oOsr bic BLUE aus 2sis
men ober .insm anoersn pnfhbnrsn
etoff unb bic 9sintIeioer aus S.rs.
pbsr 9udfoff. Rufsr in 4 9roben:
4. 6. s unb IA Sabre. Cir s Sobr'
Grobe Ino 3 gnrb pcn ~36Spuissm
Stoff ,rfcyosrIi6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

2133. 0ieIes b16Ite aleio fit
gr0Bere Mdo6en fam nit periAiebe>
nen Stoff 9om6inotionen nngeIertigt
neroen. Die 8tIie bat oorn unb
binten glei6mdBige 6oIten uno lit
nit einsm Matroientragen perie6en.
Der Rod bat 5 nbqeidrdgte 8o6nen.
Nuiter in 4 9roBen: 8. 10, II unb
IA Sabre. Die 10 Sa6rs8roBs err
fOpoert Az garo BON ~44s0uisem
Stoff.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

2137, 6ir Oieiss Mooen eiqnen
fi6 Dpr5ii9lid bic neuen Sommers
9dumpoas unO 2sinenftofFe, ebenio
peihe WoIenitoffe, Grepe. 8oborojne
uro Seioe. Der 4ermel Tam lang
oosr boI6lon9 Qetrngen meroen. W3u>
tier in 4 8r0Ben: 4. 6. s uno 10
So6te. Sir Die 8 Sdhree8rDBe
broutt man 334 goro BON 363ouis
gem Stoff.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
LOCAL men PASS
ENTRANCE EXAMS
FOR IT. SMELLING

Seven Dickinson men have success
fully passed entrance examinations
for the officers training camp, SEES
sions of which will open at Fort Smell
ing, Minn.;s on May Is, and r eager
" awaiting opening of the camp.
Those who expect to report at the
camp for instruction on May Is are
Welland Orchard, Valentine Koch,
Frank X. Wanner, Elliott Freeman, Q.
T. Forde, Robert N. Reynolds and
Crosby Richards.
Several applicants from this city
were rejected for minor physical de-
fects.
Mr.. Orchard was the first applicant
in the Northwest States division to be
examined, passing the test on Mon
day, April 80. The other successful
candidates were examined the latter
part of last week and Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
"A recent communication to Col. w.
H. Sage, commandant Of the Fort
Smelling training camp, from the war
department, is of interest to local can
didates. It states that members Of the
officers reserve corps and candidates
for commissions therein, between the
ages Of 81 and 81, after taking the
three months training at the reserve
camps, may be examined for commits
sions as provisional second lieuten-
ants in the U. S. army. Applications
for examinations are to be made to
the camp commanders.
Need New Officers.
Promotion of regular army officers
in the new army will create 5,461- va
cancies in the grades Of first and Sec
ond lieutenants, and these will be
filled by selection from the officers
training camp.
Fact that any district examining Of
ficer designates a candidate as quail
fled to enter the training school does
not mean that this candidate will be
among the first $500 to enter train
ing at Fort Smelling. Successful can
didates are divided into three classes.
The first class is almost certain to re-
port, chances for the second may be
considered as favorable, while pros
poets of the, third division reporting
at this time are not bright. The
last named contingent will probably
constitute a reserve, to be called
when another class is called for Fort
Smelling, which will be, perhaps, at
the close of the initial three months
Of training. No applicant is allowed
to report at the camp until notified by
Commandant Sage.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
GAYLORD AND VICINITY.

Seeding is progressing rapidly these
nice days.
Mrs. w. W. Clark spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Myers.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gunkel
Sunday, April 20, a daughter.
Mrs. Schwartz and son, Walter,
were Belfield shoppers Saturday:
Mr.. Langlois and Mr.. Nearly dined
at the Shelby Ward home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson Of Fryburg
spent Sunday at the Gus Wagg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richel, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark; dined at the Porter home
Sunday.
Mrs. W. o. Richel, Mrs. Minehart
and Mrs. Shelby Ward autoed to Fry
burg and Belfield Monday.
Mrs. w. Logan, who is taking a
course of treatments in Dickinson,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Born to MI. and Mrs. August Urban
Thursday, April 10, a daughter.
Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Good Hope Union Sunday School
every Sunday afternoon at 2:30. All
friends Of the Sunday School cordially
invited to join with rs and help us
make it the best school ever. Mrs.
Mary Lindahl, superintendent.
Local Union, No. 90, was enter
tanned Saturday evening at the Joe
Schwartz home. "A good time was
had by all present. After the bust
ness meeting the ladies served a de-
Ilicious luncheon that was greatly en-
joyed..
S. J. Chapman Of Gaylord sold a
year-old hog to Thomson & Hughes of
Belfeld last Monday for $50. John
Borderson sold IL shoats the same
day to the same gentlemen that
brought him $500. There surely is
money in raising good hogs.
Snow Saturday and Sunday put a
quietus on all field work. Many farm
ers have been unable SO far to do
much field work except plow. The
gumbo is so wet that we are certain
to have a late crop. Potatoes sell for
$1.5O and the farmers who have to
buy seed at that, price will certainly
not plant any more than they can help.
Mrs. George Minehart entertained
the Progressive Club Wednesday af-
|ternoon. The ladies' will give a three
lact play, Breezy Point" May 26th,
at the Joe Schwartz home. a good
time is promised all who attend. The
ladies' will also hold a sale of fancy
articles the same evening and serve
ice cream and cake. All ar cordially
invited.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
LOCAL DELEGATES AT
X. C. CONVENTION; ED.
HUGHES GIVEN OFFICE

r. v. Boulger, J. P. Cain and H. L.
Reichert, delegates from Dickinson
council, No. 1915, Knights Of Column
bus, left Monday on No. 2 for Grand
Forks, where they attended the elev-
enth annual convention of the state
council, K. c., held on Tuesday. Dele
gates representing subordinate .coun.
ellis throughout the state attended
nigh mass in st. Michael's cathedral.
A business session was then held in
K. C. hall. Delegates were taken on
an auto tour of the city and vicinity,
and various other entertainment was
provided. A. banquet was given the
visitors Tuesday night.
Fargo gets the annual meeting of
1918. Ed. Hughes Of this city was
named state warden at the election
Tuesday.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12

lective draft army, according to a
communication from Washington.
Other states that r to supply troops
for this division are Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska and South Dakota.
Sixteen divisions will cover the
territory of the United States, and in
addition there will be two separate
cavalry divisions, located in all prob
ability, in the southwest.
Each infantry division will consist
of nine full regiments of infantry,
regiment Of cavalry, One regiment of
engineers, one division hospital and
four camp infrmaries. The strength
of each division is to be- $40 officers
and 27,487 men Regular army Off
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-12
CITY COUNCIL MEETS .
AND AWARDS CONTRACTS;
SELECTS COMMITTEES
concluded from page IL

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abatement of taxes was considered, in
connection with request of the con
Germ with regard to machines sold and
then taken back. Question was re-
ferred to the city attorney, with the
stipulation that the company make
affidavit that it did not own the ma
,chinery in question on April ], 1916.
Contract for all city cement con-
sstruction was awarded to Noggle
Bros. Contract for furnishing the
city with coal for the ensuing year
was awarded the Dakota Ignite
Mines Company. The Recorder-Post
was named official paper of the city.
Plumbing bond of A. p. Halsted, in
the sum Of $1,000, was approved.
Mayor White announced committee
appointments for 1917, as follows:
Committee Appointments.
Public improvements-Koch Rich
ards and Bake.
Streets and alleys-Rabe, Koste-
lecky and Hayes. @
Fire department-Heaton Hayes
and Meyers. .
Auditing-Kostelecky, Butler and
Richards.
Claims-Hayes, K~ostelecky and
Pugh.
Observation-Disclosures, Hayes and
Bake.
Special auditing-Pugh, Leask and
Meyers.
Waterworks-Butler Meyers and
Bake. #
Ways and means-schiller, Rabe
and Koch.
Police-Leask, Schiller and Koch.