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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
Il .#5 Oct 29-Nov. Il 3. Rs
IN THE NATTER OF COUNTY DITCH

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ssss8 Oct 8oq-Nnv 81 2 5Es Il 81
IN ~ 3, = = Z, g
| No. e.
Aud tors Notice a s. 81 rine, On On
I gineer's ReportS7on @PreIiminary Sur
Vey. d ss
Whereas not y, &, Z !. ia, j,
IN the ~ tha !,
anded yn11G1uo Y
= - 800 1870 :" 1
| PETITION FOR "a PUBLIC DITCH M
70 tn. County Board q the County Of
.sIs 3 g
Inc unders!gned owners OF lands
over Whlch ne itch hereinafter de-
I repre
an9 WelIare and the. reclamation OF wet
n anh oNe t ~ iands REQUIRE me estap5
llsnnenI ana construction oI dltch ana
craze along Lhe following described
in said County Of Marshall, and that
me construction OF the same will be q
mote the Dublic health. and il neces-
sary for the FOLLOWING reasons. pto-wit:
This ditch ia necessarV B for better
:proposed ditch which, are now subject
70 helm 3 Wet ana alsn "a sac1,re Z rnnd
and ma able ROAD r. ana q from said s
lands. 80 n 80 1' ~. 80
"A 1t is understood and agreed that no
addition shal1 he ma y To this ditcI,.
otnerwise MS pe+itinn and :. bnn5 ~ he
nun and void FS1 ~ ls3s
1T is also requested that if possible
to do SO. the ditch and Grade shall be
kept inside OF the 4 rod limit allowed
for road. 8S5 s5g &ss 9445s
"A general description OF the proposed
starting point, route, and terminus Of
said ditch is as follows: 5sS 4.
Beginning at the northwest corner
81 section 36-l56-43 thence south on
the section line between sections 35 and
IS in the Township Of Holt, sections /
and q, II ana u, Is and "A, 90 and "a
thence straight south between sections
25 and 26 in the Town Of Excel until
1t empties in Thief River.
That the lands over which said pros
posed ditch and grade passes are sit
uated in said County Of Marshall and
are described as follows: All OF Sec
tiOns IS and So, Twp 156 Range 43. All
Of Sections ] and = Ek OF Sec. = Eh
Sec. 10: All OF Sec. and IL. E1s Sec.
Sec. "a, NEA Sec. Is. all in Township
155 Range 43: Si53. 3af b
me underslgned agree 70 pay y sain
County all costs ana expenses WhiCIl
ings are dismissed or for any reason
no contract Tor the cOnstructlon# OF sald
proposed ditch ana grace ls lei.8 ~.
And your petltloners pray Inat yo9
grade and cause the same to be con-
structed as provided by Chapter two
hundred thirty (2SW OF Genera Laws Hss
Of minnesota Tor 1919 and acts act amen 'lS
tory thereof. Z III
Dated July 10Th, 1919. \,
Arno s+einhaner q schwartz n b.
vn4h q Hoffman s. 3 Ampnstine5 s r..
Mohra oi;War Mnistad E,ra6 Stainhamer,
VIM. Steinhauer, P. "A. Risberg, Oswold
Hoffman.
And whereas on the 18th day OF
September 1919, the sald Apdltor notl. .
neg IN: County .bQaro 81 une , niimg -
On the 18th daySof September. 1918,
filed an order annointine Irving IL.
nnist a AZ g F,ngineer to proceed to ex-
anime into the proposed drainage pro-
iact and make nreliminary survey
thereof ana 70 make 3 Ysrenort 10 the
G 20 my 2 5Har day Of october 1919 filed
a al .n Survey I Z true CORY Of which is
hereto appended. as follows:
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PORT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE Several good building lots
in city. Inquire at Sheaf Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE "a Radiant Home double
burner. hard coal heater, used only one
season.Rev. a. T. Tollevs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALEIPure bred single comb
white leghorn cockerels. Albert Ham,
merlund, Alvarado.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE Fifteen choice Shropshire
ewes, at $12 each-W. J. Durbahn,
Angus, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE "A new seven
room house in the city, just completed
See H. NJ. Swanson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE "A Round Oak, self feeder
heating stove Enquire at Sheaf Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE-20O Shropshire breeding
ewes in lots to suit. Have 43O, all we'll
bred.-R. A. Marshall, Argyle, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE 35 head of breeding ewes,
black face. Not over 4 years old, SIS
per head.-W. G. Hamrick, miles east
and 3 miles north of Angus, Section 80.
Town of Heigeland.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE "a passenger, late model
automobile; in perfect mechanical con-
dition. Address, Warren Sheaf office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

WAN VIE or three copies of the
Warren Sheaf for May %. We win
give one years subscription to the
Sheaf to the first party bringing copy
Of the May 28th issue.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE-Eighteen yearling Shrop-
shire ewes and two buck lambs. Ar
thur b. Hirst, r. 4, Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A few choice Duroc Jer-
sey boar pigs ready for service.-J. S.
Hilleboe, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
FOUND

FOUND Inner tube on road north Of
Warren. Owner can have same by
calling at sheaf Office and paying for
this notice. 4
TAKEN UP On my premises about a
month ago, a red bull calf about 6
months old. "A. @. Myrfield, r. 2, War
rem, MINI.
STRAYED 70 my farm on Sept. oath,
five calves, four red and one white. !
M. Leslie Jr., Radium, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

WAN l'1 good man for the winter,
on the Tullar Farm. C. a. Tullar.
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

DUROC BOARs FOR sALE-six
Duroc Jersey bears, narrowed Feb. 8,
1919, sired by son Of Chief Colonel.
l44O11 dam Concord Daisy, bred by
Wand erhyde; will weigh 225; cholera
immune. Write for prices Ed. Rosen-
dahl, Warren, Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

WANTED "A girl for general house
work. Mrs. e. Quistgard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

WANTED-Cook on Spaulding Farm
Apply to Mrs G. #. Peterson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

WANTED ,Al>'TED TO BUY-F1ax straw, loose
OF baled, delivered at Angus. viii also,
buy baled fax straw on track at
Radium. Phone No. 81, Angus lire, or
write Arthur o. Olson, r. A, Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

FLAX STRAW WANTED-Loose or.
baled John o: Allen, Radium, MINI
Phone 283-M-4.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

COOK WANTED FOR MELGARD.
FARM Steady work and good wages
to right party.-Andrew Melgard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
WANTED

WANTED VA a good girl to work in
dining room. City Cafe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29

against the benefited lands, or al aver
age Of two dollars per acre. @s g'sS
This work should be begun Il early
curing ne season = ofas2o and entirely
State Of Minnesota, isF Ri 5iss
County OF Marshall-ss. 85s45iS5 .84#FtSs
Trying q. Quist, OF Marshall County,
Minnesota, being duly sworn, deposes
and says that he is the person appoint
pltGh ita II The mater
(33) by the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of Marshall County, Mime
sofa, to make preliminary sur
Vey and report such findings ana
that he has made n the 81 survey and
the above attached is such report 90
q true represents ton Of conditions a.
they exist and of the method, designs
and costs and that the construction OF
the work under the above entitled mat
ter would promote the public health,
welfare and COW nience according to
sig ned IRVING d oUIsT.
sub ss Z, and sworn !. f.. before me
q. LUNDGREN,
Z. ]. .s5 County Audi tor.
That on the 27th day of November,
1919. at 10 Eo' clock. "A NJ, the County
board of said Marshall County, will
Warren. s. said County. to 81, hear and "a
consider the said petition of EngineeTs
report and any object tons thereto vri u
lpGRaN hi 1I
sfshall Count z r Al I|
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Insist Man Is Dead

RAISED apparentiy, ns hs was ''aethina
but . buck private"
Mesiuire fought darisg the N. Nj.
h'ai aris. sah was bill BY plste ii
shrApnal aud aas lntsiidea hasn~.
After recupsraiiag from hts wonnd.
which WAS not severe. be WAS dis
charged nnd began working fer tho
Harlan siIphuIi'ilns plant
la addition 10 kilograms. a icst~s
was rc"eissd from lbs ehaplaln vi the
regiment telling Mrs, Mcs;airs Ut lh~
heartrenaiag circumstances m hss
avsih. fali details aad eo,apfste ,se-
serSr.ion ot hts surroundings. grave.
els, accompanying tha letter The
chaplain WINS FRESH Germantown, IA.
and Mrs. MriuSre wrote letter 10
him. thanking him fer bis sympathy.
isat. sAs1}ttE ss,e sss gf4A y sax iss.ss.
placed. nm her son Gas not dead, hut
very much alive.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Opens Wonder Place

4s1rgn-p miles wtth asii ard ysgnsTs
s}lsn1 alt Vegetation sud game and
Stpgrs su, more ,han fns settlement,
4 vas Regarded MS gr~at calamity.
Fms the eraI;iow uncovered strange
forTgsa ,ssa "a hicsi II declared ~ t~ ose
~ The nousaeys of the world.
Tn. ~snusrs. Ilisrslis 'heusantfs If
them are cipFsls ~ jsss ~ steam under
sariuus r-es@are@. efaEttrsf frorn holes
ssna remarkably ccisassd csrsrHs In iAs
-agatiiaest vaicnnIc csay The. entire vaA
by. which is sssaF~<' seEnewhst IKE .
clover tsaf scepus 10 be- graduslly se
sissffy4ur Tae Indian wfss r~evntiy
40 ld~ti a yssstion picture gsrsY wsi
rnany sewars raslrs esvsr~d with ~esas-
Iscslt has Eaps var age. srs now
crx--<esi z.sfzsrat tal@acnltF.
In on% ~ the fAree srr7s sss sh~ val.
lcy rs -itre7 glacier. st tAe FOOT ~
~ srseA 10 8 s-aatifrl rFAsse hf.s tske
ag hoi water In FRO. 5~g srrn II The
Fallsr rsasH tain. cewa wbo@ face
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
WORST FOREST
FIRES IN YEARS

dld naAst damage. The arcas asyasts,-
ed tesaleSi asariy fss snlltis.as NJ Aesea
Mere than six billion board feet III lahs
hrr were Destroyed anA the bis ts~e
Iess VAS siASss,Ta aside fysega shs
ruisi " s5sa 900 worth u tinlbsf nag
big sfouga To cut.
Tnts lass HAay be srrhlv<i by the fires
tfsis summer, They have s,esn rati
slant. Thirty cf ,hesa have each ees.
snpssd everything h0g the rocks oa
aF'sas II one Thousand acres or tnafv
aniil the aggregate IA already several
millions, With no hrvak In tbs drought
since June and with several IL the
naess dangerous s9oushs 10 eepse
Nes, In A.'ripusaess to laeA If rain
or ~ster froga arsed.ur stre~sns IL The
scarrits ~ laiAss. Fire lighters cannas
he found In sufficient uatnbsrs 10 sueh
al efaerxetacy Ia the fefsst regioE flg.
floslnent offices have had 10 he apened
In Ores, falIs. Killings. Anaconda.
Butte and Spokane.
Trouble From I. W. w.
In the latter city. the |. " W gives
trouble ~ ths FIRE rangers seeking help,
Great care il exercised ~ prevent any
menibrrs of this organization frusa vel
TING into the fosccs seni % the tares,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

llarv, GtllGaan il>4 10 nc'.suu 10
lsil when the Cert war guyser
aa@i started oa its tu'hft.s fs'b g. d"-
,tgue4ssn through ,!o l,ssn,elv~.
yangy IA >aw lu'h his pareu's
a3H.si ty lta H4a Taking BIZ g.
,hars revolver. he aasvl o. AIN
lr,e Gsraan ofatess To the parry
which s1ot hts fa''cr aNi pHher.
t~-. nyy astv~3 l4-' n4N' .esr-asA4ga~, f,tsi
l,aced IN . G,rsnan prhtop csNy
Ast,r ssN moGihS cHuaffHrr' ~, rS.
yaped and Ina3e b5s NY to a dviarts.
atn' x R-'lish cavalry WITH at.ich
aNtNt h. rcmalarl tar tva years M
lpfI when the Sesonsi DIVISION - the
tries| ap eytsy eaW'e ap'a the s,rNr.
he len hs RriltSh barAl,e~ and lsaas>3
Ia NTH the ~ncvSl Dogs tie vas
wa4gssI Ak thatrse TA'erry agy9
Rtif,@a Wsei ana "a s>e5i 'a the Ar.
!. lne tie = shown nu hts srrsyai al
New yasS ahaa mi tire t-Nt'ag& He Is
ia etsrre x tNs /, Sarygsen ~ gta-
]g;h. Who vjii s~e 70 bs 'Siurp weI.
fSrv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Automobile Road 10 Span Ten
Thousand Smokes.
MiIt GIVE Tourists Access TO Ferrftnry
Where Mature Prraks
Are Seer

s,.,r,tova. .leS&a Il Resafaetiar NJ 8
to.-.4.,l .sss..grs,t,g1p rraa5 NJ ~ Mates
az, ,Ns h.~ss Of paints~i streams Is
.ru.s-.,ss ~ efSsss ~ iesTtsFs ffsSs 81
rs-s If the w5erea ;ha valley ~ Ten
y,,,,,.s "a sxssaSes. ~ tas Mssrt Nat.
way r.giua ~ AlasSH. ah'''f' eighty
~llps ns1rsh rg knssss Isisnsi
enss<t4vassaE rrssrfeu pfcTErc rrur3ec.
srs. no'ls,W * syisntist esf~|as4erss ss-
20 the st-7nfe ystiey hxvs retarrevi
As,,-. WITH rlrus 81 stsc sRyssad ~ssnes ~
ard With rs'Euavts Il sas1yfer MFsi e1s
- -r,ss.s tutn fAe district
ahsa ter hatr~al ve1s-~ro v~arssexi
= ial. saa eSyttryS! tsssssSssrts az
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

a~ aae There shes raa ease NJ lszs.
faaass asaoaas NJ srvuhse and fssssagAse
ea@ts sa fsst east hsass, Their fA.
fsarlte way IA 10 sese3te dsscsnIeHt
aamaSx shs crews as sa pay and fossi
and iada-v shuan 10 aats IN d. A. ltssae
wvFa ~ ressahse While ths srws hassl
Ia sssts ~ the care taken. sssss IL
these raesirfs have gat iats er~ws
and are agaak naasshssf Ss,ase hasssx
have hsea Frrarsiag that sfsrlT nsra
are ~taylaS dawn On taeir tshs" ard
have hssa s,.la ea tii.rAAfse ihe.s u,
2uUtInvHtsy. fhts is siusse nSssss# saafas
but formerly assl, 10 ter sssge es eassil.
sasiea, Thts can he ansss aaty la cass
thr frsr hrs wssfs~s aus ms ssxaxsars,
tasiea aud coss ~ keep end fsw taii
10 dc tasS hefare discovery, Ia shal
case the aFrae1 guard asars take hisa
70 the city ffoaa ~henee be eaiua.
N.shin4 can he aNne h hlm, MA he has
earned his transportation and sus.
ttaance and aust ~ takes hach with
nu, eapesa&s. accayilng u contract
New and shea an esrsxeaieBw |. W,
W Erss busy toe saoA Ia she Mgeia, II
he hiss avs earned hts eapsases he
may he arrested for defrgadang rte
gosernmeiit.
1--WE Thousand Eas masls have heen
t"sRad by ihe war department to thu
fofess sea ICE for trial by ars agsst.
ezra.
While Tbs Ore siiaaEion In 0gvRsa
and Washington IN not ~ seftaus ~.
In Mansaaa ard Idaho nil the crews
ttpgA arr. fatty ssfxsttxIs.d
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
LITTLE GAS SAVED IN BERLIN
German hessswsyss Face Wear il
Jan for Wasting supply
In Stoses

berlin. Brrlins reduced eas srhe3.
tile h&S jusy i,sEanis prpr-iye. tut fha
saving promised s1t II In ". aBail thas
the berlin cnal ss~4glaiion IL c,as,fer.
ring with the authorities an o,h~s
steps IN lnesf tf,e shortage.
Housewives Violating The new rules
restricting ,he use ~ kilchssl gas
ranges wiil te Liable 10 y year Ia fgsss
on st4t fire " e2us Eti,,,s1s~
afnmn Nt5 fssai cards arc reralaidN M.
tnfttinz ia tie AiFe ~ family 'he
municipality Issuing minuia iasttte-
tiouS to landlords nyd sssyaats rsga.
lating th@ supplies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
6oyernmen. Sends Four Official
Death Notices.
Mcclure, Much Alive. Wonders About
His insAtIdatien Horne by
Army.

Wilmington, pei- Alfred Atsiasrc
Of ~li West Ninth street. IN beginning
so wonder whether the government IL
"slsnotlng" him " whether they have q
aradgr against hitn Since hv ~as In
sHgidei hune ga The discharged list
last JaDusvY. hA,AAa served with The
Thrive Hundred Twelfth Infantry,
seventy eighth division, bis family has
l,~vn nettn.sa saar slines that he waS
ii.s4.1 eitfiof htif.4i' m ttAttit, ffed>ft'snp
wounds. or deceased ss the result ~
diseases or acti3rgii
Wei. gee attn brad again" Ii
Nctlagrp's eay ~ passing ri 'Ae tact
ter w ben le hehs,'ds letter al
,iress.4l te his mother bearing III"
frank ~ ito ~As department Thu
fourth notification III his death eat3e
tise other t1ny. hu, ne Met;alfs, antl
MARI Tsgln before him, said The
report II ms desth Is greatly exaggvr
atea
Zach istter that cane has heen an
saer,-i either ~ Mcclure hirnsssl' ~
his mother. Notification has bfefa seat
+, the authorities that Mcclure IT, Nv
iae. tut they aEll iEsSst en kiiiihE isira
~ with cln~k IKE regularity The no
,icpe az ,ts dcsEllsn are sIsu liable 10
contain fhe information that h@ MAS
el,ok. waEon sr3ref, = setgsab, ~
artgfg.ge W auy other stteh fans, et4l1e
Nr.Dlfe plainiIytis statrs TINT . 'nah
has te hc ka,-i before his rank In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
graltsa Mayer In Aes Water.

Wuncn we're Si.sh'eyi a. tho peace
banquet at La'ne England I'D t.sr-s
was slvt4y r,sw ahrat II. Ne beard
X gzasrlisus .ncjpsias flye aorseS.. aud
me male members e'sly were iasItcsi 10
,ss timer IAr nssyes t.'~s 70 ex.
plain That ther* sss Fs>sSC, oT,y ~ sve
Apn,tryyt. ea; the ladtrs 49, -e+l there
we've nct SSe aEatrsd r7es Ia the DIS
trte; "a no hsd acne p1Sitc wrvx darSaS
the wst. While each o. the eve wuzaea
hxsk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Devastation in Mitsouia District
Captures Shark With
His Handkerchief

Saucus, Mass John gie,,ts.
nin.t~n, captured ruacserei
SHARE 4 ter, - inches hong Ny
lyins handkerchief about its
tall.
Hobbs sist,sr was oN hey way
hnmf from srfr"ry store whcn
~. heafI 8 spashlue Ia 'he Sa
Ter au 'he e1Ixe n Riverside
ccinctery Investigating. she
found yhe SHARE trying to 1rf
into 'he RIVER II bad hcaUsae
stranded when the 'lle ,5rpeA
she csIa~i her tr"tapy " hn
vuuad t,s handkerchief aroona
he >ym yssl IL DE shark. dfag
gius VI ashore
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Rheumatism Mas Needle
and Thread in H.p

Cape tstFHsslpag Me. 49, Asra.
Helrfi Cary vi this city has
ls+-ssn relieved N bong .s,s n,tsfsr
pain Ia hef hip n.y. an oF~fasiaa
10 whiet Il ges~sie and tArswa
ssp~~ resKsseEssi
Sns0e fiasnths q 60 ssse bc9an ts
nssfsrs isain In tsrr hip. Che sxss,
ssslirS Aessgai doctors. wlse
trs&frsj t.~f fer rfseumaafissa. An
X -~y rsssasrss tass rrwsrrr~ af
The neeAi~ and siread. Hos
tAss zoe there ~ y sasssry.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03

resI csntfnnaiiy hsTe t,ossdfr. hfsAsa
hs ne1f ths ssSo~ capg,ed pe~ks BY re-
ristsms ~ Temperature.
Besides The se-ass possibilities ttss
~slley tn said 20 Fy~srss vass aefa~ss.
~ viftssEyy psrs sHlgltur. arSasr sss
esA~f cfesssrass !Ea@ea sssa wss fsa.
In the sssay streanas tDaAeSsins esunS.
bsltssex IL sasf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-03
Forest Rangers Fail 10 Corr
quer Timber Land
Flames
MANY THRILLING ESCAPES
Settlers Endangered BY sweep os
Fiamss--Rsecrd losa in Mlssoula
District. w. W. Makes rrou.
bic Tor Fire v lehtera

Washington, II. c. Stirring reports
are coming frum forest rangers rSht'
ing ar~ In the Northwest Al head
quarters here the situation liz said "a
BE- The most critical la years The rec
ord Summer al 1910 mAy have been
sslualed In this acreage banned over
and timber destroyed since June. As
fires are stu raging. thu lass may be-
greater than la that season,
There have tspen uauy thrilling ~.
cHpes u settlers from the sweep III
the ilamrr there have hern number
Of daring Resolves Loss u life has
been less than usual tn toreSt nres.
- tssse Ssas * ss'itsss 81 iss.ssstsre II sas'
ernner' IRE fighters occurred In Ida
ho, y, G, Wifuas. who had heen Dc,
tailed alnag crus,ked creek was
trapped With his crew II three men
a, polnt phsyr thrve fires met. Get,
ting out alive ssTiuetl impossible
Their n horses were taken tp n bunch
grass hlii Ia the hope that they might
be- saved. white she fnea continued 10
fight fot their lives
Their camp, provisions and clothes
we're burned Wiifnns AMI HIS men
finally jumped into Seiaay river. anal
by covering their heads with w.f
blankets. pulled through, They found
all their her scs, but one. alive, but the
pack saddles had h.on burned on their
backs
Devastation in Miasaula District
Most ,lamag" ~ hstuk don" In llaho
ana western Montana II IL called the
NJ sSonla district. Il N the brx' rari
at tho e0nalry's litHher remaining from
what Was anre thought srru lnex
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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-17

Pierre. S. d., Dee 16.-Governor
Frank O. Lowden. of Illinois, has filed
as an independent republican cadidatc
for president at the state primaries to
be held next March. making the third
independent candidate to file in South
Dakota. Woodrow Wilson and Major
General Leonard Wood were indorscd
for president at the recent democratic
and republican state proposal meetings,
respectively. while james W. Gerard.
democrat of New York. and Senator
Miles Poindexter. republican, Of Wash
ington state have filed as independents.
Last Day Losers Could File.
Governor Lynn !. Frazier of North
Dakota. is the Non-Partisan league
candidate.
Today was the last day minority
candidates, named by protesting proposal
men could file. However, other persons
desiring to be candidates may file up to
January l, by petitions of voters. Under
ruling by the state attorney general,
candidates nominated by the conventions
have until January /, 10 send in their
acceptanees. However. the attorney gem
eral held that the section Of the primary
law compelling persons nominated or
indorsed by the convention to sign an
agreement to be q candidate is not con-
stitutional when it applies to officials
serving the government under oath. and
therefore Mr.. Wilson and General Wood
cannot be compelled to formally notify
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-17
Act to Spur ND.
Bills Into LQW
Held Not Valid

says Mr. Langer's opinion. 1T is an
effort, without even tissue of author
ity, by legislative fiat To read language
never intended into, and completely
change. the meaning of a constitutional
provision.
The doctrine of notification passed
out of existence more than 80 years ago
along with slavery. But if the legsa-
ture is now permitted to trifle with and
ignore the fundamental law that brought
in into life and gave il power, then the
constitution of North Dakota is only
scrap of paper.
The conflict between house bill No
90 and section 81 of the constitution is
so irreconcilablc that both cannot stand.
If the constitution is still supreme, then
house bill M. 60 Is void.
bill No. 60 now presents an attempt
on the part of the legislature to substi-
tute the Judgment on one mantle gov
ernor-as to when legislation shall be
effective, or the wishes of two-thirdS of
the duly elected representatives Of the
people.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-12-17
WALSH DENIES
PRESIDENT HAS
PARTY SETTLING
Treaty Situation Devel-
ops Steps Toward
Compromise.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Talk Of a com
promise in the peace treaty began to
figure prominently again. today, III senate
cloak room gossip, but there was no
indication that the movement immediate
ly would take concrete form.
A group in each party, working IN
dcpendently Of the party leaders. can
vassed the situation to see whether a
common ground might be reached. Scna-
tors in both groups showed Willingness
to make concessions and seemed hopeful
that in the end they might get two thirds
to agree to them.
Democrats told the republicans they
did not consider themselves in any way
bound by the White House statement
Of Sunday saying President Wilson was
not considering any compromise. They
held that the question or ratification was
to be decided by the senate.
The reference to be made on the sen
ate floor TO the statement from the
White House came today. Senator Walsh
democrat. Montana, denying a published
report that he had described democratic
senator as 'seething inwardly at the
presidents course.