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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Hendrix, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Quasi and son Neil and
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Hendrix and
son Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Calquhoun and son Sammy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schenkenbcr-
ger and daughter Vera were shop
ping in Linton Saturday.
Miss Ann Calquhoun spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nauman left
the first Of the week for Minne-
apolis and other Minnesota points
to visit for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlecht and
daughter Pauline attended church
services at Hazelton Sunday.
Miss Fannie MCGOWAN is staying
with the David Calquhoun family.
Misses Lois Wallace and Alice
Calquhoun spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home Of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Edwin Morford of Hamp-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gimble Of Hazelton
have bought the Weber residence.
They moved into it Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon O'Rauche and
Albert Beck left the first of the
week for Philadelphia, Penn, where
they will Lake their home in tie
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blasen and
DAUGHTER Viola were shopping at
Linton Monday.
Bill Smith Of Hampton, Jacob
Grenz and DR.. Geo. Monteith of
l!azelton were among those that
transacted business here Monday.
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Hampton

Frank Sleva made a business trip
to Temvik Monday.
John +. Rensselaer, was a business
caller at Linton the first Of the
week.
w. L. Baker of Bismarck was a
business caller in this vicinity Tues
day while on his way to the Ger
many elevator.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy
picking corn, while threshing is
over. Others are fall blowing.
Ed Weller and Frank Sleva made
a business trip to Bismarck Thurs.
day by automobile.
j. J. Barth of Bismarck was a
business visitor in this vicinity
Thursday.
Steve Koppy made business trip
to Temvik the latter part of the
week.
A number Of young folks of this
community went to Temvik Friday
evening to attend the dance given
at the pool hall.
Miss Blanche TIMBER spent few
days visiting friends at Linton.
|. Miss Lois Wallace, teacher near
Temvik, spent the weekend with
her sister Blanche.
Miss Rose Schlecht of Temvik is
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. John ]. Rensselaer,, for a few
weeks.
Frank, Koppy, who is going to high
school, came home to spend the
weekend with his parents.
Among those at Linton were Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Barkhaus, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ohlhauser, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber, Frank Sleva, Ed
Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Weber and
Math Koppy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Rensselaer,
and daughter Lydia were visiting
Sunday with their sons Emil and
Reynold, who reside near Hazelton.
Gust Joeb was business caller
at Linton the latter part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Grens and
children visited Sunday with Gott-
lieb Grenz.
Henry KNITTED went to Hazelton
Sunday.
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+orcd to Mckenzie Saturday after.
BON. Rose Farrol Of Mckenzie re.
;rned with them for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Carlson, north
Of Steele, gave a dinner Sunday fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase. Swanson, Mr.
and Mrs. Egncr Swanson and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tice, Miss Doris
and Lawrence Tice motored to Bis.
marck Sunday.
E. H. johnson. field agent for the
jamestown Holiness college. has
been in Driscoll during the week in
the interests Of the college.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. C. Metcalf hac
Sunday supper with MI. and Mrs
H. Apland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Lunn and chill.
dren motored to Coswell Saturday
to spend a week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Boepple Of Bismarck, repres.
enting the Armour Creameries, was
here Monday in the interests of the
company
Mrs. Lee Of Sterling visited Mrs
I. H. Omodt Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Peterson have
moved into the Ersland house.
Miss Della Olson spent the week.
end in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Apland, Mis-:
Ruby Apland and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Lewis motored to Bismarck Satur.
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis remained
over the weekend, returning Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Peterson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meland at
6 o'clock dinner Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Haugen and Mrs. A
H. M md called later in the even
ing.
Mr.. an. Mrs. John Madison and
family and Miss Agnes Meland had
dinner and supper at the home OF
Selmer Scverson Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson spent Mon
icv afternoon with Mrs. VIM. Meyer
Mrs. A. H. Knudson and Mrs. Fred
Jordan will entertain the Ladies
Aid at the home of Mrs. Knudson
Thursday, Nov. 9Th. Everybody vel.
come.
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 80, at
p. nj. promotion program will be
given in the M. f. Sunday school.
The Halloween frolic given at the
hall Friday evening by the school
was very we'll attended. The cos
tunes and decorations were fine. A
short play and solos and duet by
Irene and Lenard Koessel comprised
the program. Booths Of all kinds
lined the walls and lunch was served
in the basement. The money taken
in will go toward new library.
Miss Myrtle Madison who has been
in Minnesota and Miss Dora Jensen
of jamestown came home Friday
evening. Miss Madison will remain
for a time but Miss Jensen returned
Sunday.
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Trygg

Bud Nelson, Billy and Betty visit
ed with his parents Monday, the F..
G. Nelson family.
Laurence maitland purchased a
new radio and installed it las week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Nelson mo-
tored to Regain Monday.
John Resch called at school No. 2
Monday and delivered q load Of
stovewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Macavoy and
family from Baldwin were guests
last Sunday at the F. C. Nelson
home.
John Engdahl hauled grain for
Axel johnson Tuesday with his
truck.
Geo. Whitfield motored to Menoken
Sunday night and took Stephen back
to the Otto Ayers home.
Joe Marley hauled a load Of flax
to Regain Monday.
Stroms threshed for John Fors-
beck Wednesday. Landerholms help
ed him.
John Kruger was an overnight
guest at the Geo. Nelson home Tues
day while helping them thresh 1t
Axel Johnson's.
The Nelson's threshed for John
Olson Thursday.
Strom finished threshing for John
Forsbeck anl moved the rig home
near Still.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nelson and
Geneva Miller, former teacher. mo.
tored to Regain Wednesday night or
shopping trip.
Enos Strandemo motored to Bald
win Thursday On local business.
Fred Schroeder threshed j. w
| Jiras' flax Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Morris from Ecklunt
township visited with Mrs. Ed. Nor.
ris Wednesday.
Mrs. Anton Fisher and Gordal
visited Wednesday ct her home, Johr
0lson's.
Miss Madge Runey, county super
intendent, visited school No. 2 il
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Arena

George Goldberg of Hurdsfield is
Working for Mcintyre Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Mcclellan of
Bismarck and Miss Nicola Scallon
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Scallon Sunday.
Charlie Sattler and Harry Ulfers
bladcd the highway south from the
Ulfers farm to Arena Friday and
Saturday.
Charlie Edwards has been hauling
grain for Carl Wolf the last two
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove
loved on the Il. p. Kennedy farm
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum visited
at the Weber home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons Dean and Harold motored to
Willow City Tuesday. While there
Bert and Mr.. Champion motored to
aIinot to see the new airplane on
xhibit by the Standard Oil COM
any. hey return Thursday eve-
ing.
Ed Nth took dinner at the Nc
lntyrc home Sunday.
Rheinhold Hornbocker was down
looking after the grain on his farm
Friday.
Elmer Drum was business caller
Arena Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Granville
otored to Bismarck Friday and
lie there purchased new Buick.
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Drisc0ll

Mrs. Carl Meland and son, Mrs.
VIM. Van Vleet and Mrs. Vie Peder-
son were entertained at luncheon
Monday by Mrs. AL Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olsen and
family spent Saturday shopping in
Bismarck.
Mrs. George Schlabach and chill
dren spen. Sunday with Mrs. Oscar
Peterson.
Misses Alyce and Elsie -Ieyer and
Githa Klucksdahl Were in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Eisenbeisz visited
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. N. J:
Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E..
J. Erickson.
Miss Agnes Meland called on Mrs.
Carl Meland Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madison and
family were entertained at q 6
o'clock dinner ct the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Severson Satur-
dav evening.
Mrs. Carl Meland entertained
Misses Evelyn German and Nora
HendrickSon 1t an informal lunch
con SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Horn Of
Mckenzie have moved to Driscoll
and occupy the Woodwork house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuck motored
to Braddock Saturday returning
Sunday.
Emma and Anna Kuck, Josephine
J Johnson and Warren Stafford mo-
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Sanger

The Parent Teacher association
meeting held In the Sanger Hal
Thursday evening was greatly en-.
.Gyed BY TIE mank who attended. The
pupils At Miss Frieda Peterson
Sanger teacher, gave very amusing
program in which there was not q
dul moment. Mr.. Pickles gave
splendid talk which was both inter.
9sting and instructive, giving his
ustensrs much food for thought.
Vincent Shumsky returned Frida.
rom Ambrose where he has beer
,.orking s.. the past two months.
The community dinner At the hall
Saturday was Z decided success. The
painting vas not completed. however
rs many Of the men had other work
which they could not leave, but will
finish the painting Of the hall later
The attendance at the dance Satur-
day evening was good. The proceeds
vii; 70 toward paying for the paint
Bert Gaines. accompanied by p.
r. Mattenson and Sam Gibson
lGotored to Bismarck Sunday after.
noon. Mr.. Gibson left for Los An.
gees SAHHay evening Wnere ne mas
business interests. Mr.. Gibson has
spen. several months at Sanger al
the Gaines Ranch ard has made
many friends here who wish him
every success. and hope that he will
spno back this way again
Mrs. John Winkley underwent ar
operation Tor goiter Monday morning
At the St. Alexius hospital. She is
getting along nicely according t.
word received from Mr.. Winkley
Monday evening.
Mrs. W. B. Richardson accompani.
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Culligar
and Mrs. P. r. Matteson motored to
Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
Russell Day, who is attending
school at Stanton. spent Sunday with
friends here.
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Advent Rumely tractor in Wilton
and it will be delivered one day this
week.
Ruth and Marie Falkensteir were
overnight guests with Elizabeth
Resch Saturday night.
The Nelson boys threshed their
flax the new place on the Regain
road Tuesday.
Mrs. Anton Fisher and Elsie o.
son called ct the schoolhouse Mon
day morning.
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BY O. e. LIBBY

The Stevens Survey of 1853
Governor l. I. Stevens of Wash
ington territory was ordered by the
federal government on April 8, 1853,
to make the preliminary exploration
for railroad from st. Paul to the
Pacific coast. He assigned the
western half of the work to Captain
George B. Mcclellan. His own task
was to explore the territory between
Walla Walla and st. Paul.
He assembled his party in camp
few miles out of st. Paul and
began his survey on June 6. Special
interest for us attaches to that part
Of the work done within our present
boundaries. The special guide at
tending Governor Stevens party was
Pierre Bottineau, the famous half
breed hunter and scout of tho Red
River valley. The surveying party
crossed the Red river rs miles north
Of Lake Traverse, or at point near
the present city of Wahpcton.
Soon after crossing the river they
met Red River cart train in charge
OF the well-known trader, Norman
w. kittson. With the train were
Rev. &. A. Belcourt, Joseph Rolette.
and Charles Cavalier, collector of
customs. Rolette and Kittson were
members of the Minnesota territorial
legislature from Pembina. The train
was on the annual trip to St. Paul
loaded with robes, dried meat and
pemmican for exchange at the stores
in this trading center Of the half
breeds.
4th Properly Celebrated
The Fourth of July was celebrated
on the banks of the Maple river.
Stevens says Of their celebration:
"About dusk we raised the American
flag, made Of white and red skirts
contributed by the party and sewed
together by Boulieau (half- breed
scout). AS it went up the assembled
command gave it three hearty cheers,
and then INDUCED in some refresh
ments in honor of the day, ending
the evening with songs and story
telling"
The Red River train had bridged
the Sheyenne and they crossed with
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Cromwell Thursday where Geneva
Miller teaches.
Mrs. A. Kruger and Elsie mo.
tored to Bismarck Thursday on q
shopping trip.
We lad two prairie fires Friday.
One was near the Enoch Anderson
HON. near the river.
Melvin tgnew and Orpha, who
visited at the Herman Clipstein
home in Grotan, S. D., returned last
Wednesday. Orpha works in Ster-
ling since SHE came home.
IL. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and
Florence motored to Bismarck Fri
day. En- route home they stopped
in Menoken and got Stephen to visit
over Sunday.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Leonard Davenport
and Axel johnson visited Friday
night at John Olson's.
Clara Rue and Randy Kettlcson
came lone from Bismarck to take
in the Halloween program and bas-
ket social held at school No. in
Trygg and spent Sunday at home
AL Tourtlelotte was out from Re-
gan Friday to the John Olson home.
Brown Bros. purchased a new
Master six sedan car. They thresh-
ed Il hundred bushels Of Argentine
flax.
The halloween program that was
held at school No. in Trygg where
Pcarle Nelson teaches, was largely
attended. Over $500 was realized
with which they will get some nee
essary things for the school. Miss
Madgc Runey, superintendent, was
/ present and gave a short address.
Mrs. Andy Peterson and SON Yer
non visited at the John Resch home
Friday night. Vernon left Saturday
to hire OH. picking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg and
family of Naughton attended the
halloween program and basket Soc
ial Friday night held in school No. !
in Fsygg.
Geneva Miller cleaned her school
house Saturday for the teachers
meeting there Monday, also put dec
orations up.
Geo. Whitfield plowed fire break
around schoolhouse No. 2 in Crom-
we'll Saturday where Geneva Miller
teaches and put in the telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folten Nelson mo-
tored to Wilton Saturday and were
guests Of their daughter Mrs. Laur-
ance Stalks who runs a butcher shop
in Wilton.
Howard Nelson was taken to- Will
ton Saturday to consult DR.. Theilen.
John Kruger and Mr.. johnson
from Bismarck called at, the Nelson
boys Frida.. night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Resch, Phillip
and Robert and Willie Jiras were
dinner guests at the G. f. Nelson
home Sunday.
Carl Muth, Oscar Thompson and
Selmcr Owncs assisted John Kruger
thresh Saturday. Oscar hauled grain
to Mcnoken with his truck.
Willie Jiras, Gertie and Gladys
Nelson, Myrtle Little, Ruth and
Marie Falkenstein visited Sunday
with Elizabeth Resch.
rIr. and Mrs. Arthur Solberg from
Naughton attended the dance at Re-
gan Saturday night.
A birthday party was given Satur-
day night t the John Resch home
in honor for Elizabeth's 14th birth
day. A large crowd attended. AT
midnight a midnight luncheon was
served and birthday cake was lit
with IA candles.
Martin Nelson motored to Regain
Monday and took his hired man in.
They all left for Chicago.
Arthur Resch, who was employ
ed on the Nelson rig, went back
home to attend school
Charlie Reynolds and Arthur
Resch have been digging a cellar for
Geo Nelson on his new place.
The Nelson boys purchased a new
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Raleigh
7. C. Grace motored to Bismarck


Sunday.
Paul Dempsey spent Sunday near
Carson visiting his buddy who servec
in the World War with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorward re.
turned Saturday from their vacation
spent in Iowa and Nebraska.
Mrs. Lovehaug entertained party
Of schoolboys Saturday in honor OF
her sons birthday. Luncheon was
served at the conclusion of an after.
noon spent in games.
Mrs. F. x. Dempsey spent from
Tuesday until Friday visiting friends
at Bismarck.
VIM. Nelson Of Albert Lea, Min
nesota was transacting business ir
Raleigh this week.
The auction sale of Luddie Smith
was well attended Thursday ant
everything sold high. There is grea,
demand for stock pigs at the sales
this fall.
Peter Klien returned home Wed.
nesday from Minneapolis, where he
spent two weeks in the hospital re.
covering from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Volk attended the
funeral of Mrs. Volk's sister in En-.
mons County Wednesday.
Mrs. c. l.. Klienschmidt and Mrs
p. Rausch visited in Flasher Friday
evening.
p. ]. Rausch accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Gross and John Gross ant
Amelia Tischmuck motored to Bis.
marck Saturday.
Rudolph Rossou and Morrison
Brothers shipped a car of cattle tc
Sioux City, Friday.
The Misses Prante motorcd tt
Breien Thursday evening to attend q
picnic at that place.
Janette Kahn arrived home from
Bismarck where she is attending
school, Friday evening to spend the
weekend with home folks.
Mary Wineberger Of Bismarck
spent the weekend guest at tht
Kahn home.
Theo. Christensen shipped cal
Of cattle to Sioux City, Friday.
Yakop VOCAL arrived in Raleigh
Thursday from Haynes, N. OAK, with
an immigrant car. He IS moving
onto a farm near Flasher.
There were seven ears of wheat
and one car of flax shipped out OF
Raleigh this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engle of Sykeston
N. d., spent a short time visiting at
the home of Mrs. Engle's sister
Mrs. Arthur Rossow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace of Flasher
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Olcson Friday evening.
The Fargo Bridge and Iron Com
pany are constructing bridge or
the county road four miles east of
Raleigh.
Mrs. Ed. Richards left Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hawley for Fargo
where she will visit at the Edward
Bump home.
Wayne Moore of Shields, who is
suffering with a broken arm, spent
several days visiting his brother,
Russell Moore.
P. j. Rausch was a business visitor
in Carson Wednesday.
Several from Raleigh attended the
Lutheran church conference held in
Freda Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
The congregation Of Raleigh served
the dinner on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brien accom-
panied by Mrs. w. Brundage and son
Gerald, motored to Mott Sunday
where they spent the day guests at
the L. L. Brundage home.
Raleigh was well represented at
the double wedding held in the Cath
Ollie church south of Raleigh Tues
day when Gideon Hersch and Doro-
thy Miller and Phillip Ternes and
Lena Hersch were united in mar
riage. They have the well wishes of
their many friends.
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err1vik

Mrs. !. II Morford Of Hamp-
ton and Air. and Mrs. Simon
O'Rauche Of Hazelton were shopping
and transacting business here Tues
day.
The upper grades and their teach
er, Miss Jane Rudd, liked out to the
Butte Tuesday after school and had
. weiner roast. The sport was
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Yetter
and daughter of Linton were callers
here Wednesday morning.
Adolph Boley helped Charles En-
ders at the lumber yard few days.
Mrs. F. Schnaible and daughter
Lydia Of Linton and Mr.. and Mrs.
John ]. Rensselaer, of Emmonsburg
we're Temvik shoppers Wednesday.
Miss Louise Foell is assisting Mrs.
overs Hendrix with homework for
short time while Miss Dorothy
nnely is spending a few days with
!. parents at Cakes, N. D.
Among thse who were callers at
Linton Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Monahan and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt and
children, Miss Martha Stondahl, Mrs.
Charles Enders and daughters Frank
Koppy, Mel Quasi, Misses Irene
Coster, Alice Calquhoun, Lydia and
Esther Albrecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
ers Hendrix, Miss Alma Satheron,
Clarence Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Foell and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Foell and family.
The intermediate grades and their
teacher, Mrs. Frank Muckler, and
the primary grades and their
teacher, Miss Irene Coster, liked
out in the country Wednesday after
school and enjoyed a picnic supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daily and son
Thomas of Braddock were callers at
the Charles Enders home Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Bertha Keller is here visit
ing her mother.
John Kiemele has returned from
2 visit at Ashley with relatives.
The Parent-Teacher association
had their second meeting at the
schoolhouse Thursday evening, Oct.
90. A fine program was rendered
and after q short business meeting
refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing officers were elected at the
first meeting: President, Frank A.
Muckler; vice president, Mrs. Chas.
J. Enders; secretary, Mrs. Frank G..
Foell; treasurer. A. w. Quasi.
Mrs. u. L. Burdick of Fargo
spent . few days visiting at the A.
w. Quasi home.
Miss Jane Rudd spent the week
end 1T Linton.
Mrs. Charles Enders and daugh.
.ers and Miss Irene Coster motored
. Bismarck Saturday to meet Mrs.
y fnders' mother, Mrs. T. Daily of
arson. who will visit at the Enders
homo for IN extended time.
Miss Lois Wallace spent Friday
night 1t the David Calquhoun home.
Frank Koppy II spending the
zeek with his parents, Hr. and Mrs.
Steve Koppy: Of Hampton.
Among those that were shopping
here Saturday were Fred 0hlhauser
u Emmonsbure, Mrs. Fred Schnai-
bic and daughters Of Linton, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Henry 0hlhauser Of Clayton,
Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and Mrs.
Herman Backhaus Of Emmonsburg,
4ath Koppy Of Hampton and Mr..
And Mrs. Gimble Of Hazelton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blasen enter.
/. '..ained st o'clock dinner Sunday
svsn!as q their nome. Present were
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HOLD SUCCESSFUL FAIR

Flasher--More than $1,000 was
realized at the St. Lawrence Catho-
Lis church fair held recently at
Flasher. Goods were donated and
sold by the ladies Of the parish, and
a chicken dinner was served at noon
and in the evening.
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STATES FIRST
RAIL SURVEY
MADE IN 1858
Libby Tells of Arrival in North
Dakota of Party of Gov:
eminent Engineers

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 81
(AP)-Preliminary surveys for the
first railroad to enter North Dakota
were made in 1853 by party of
government engineers, according to
DR.. O. G. Libby, head of the history
department at the state university
here. DR.. Libby tells about it in the
following article, the twenty-first
of a series written for the Associated
Press and it's member newspapers.
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BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE
New Salem--A barn, located on
the Max Graft farm near New
Salem. was recently destroyed by
fire of an unknown origin. The barn
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was covered by q small Insurance,
but the hay, harness, and other farm
property destroyed was . total loso.