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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-01
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
ent pianos from Orion Bros

Rent pianos from Orion Bros
J. B. Clayberg is over from Helena.
Coursing at West Side park Sunday.
Fred Orion, piano tuner, 219 N. Main.
Martin Maginnis is over from Helena.
Con Kohrs is up from Deer Lodge.
L. C. Parker of Garnet is in the city.
]. M. Froelich, furrier mfg, SO Owsley.
Donald Bradford of Helena is in the
city
Smoke Anne Held long filler Havana
cigars.
J. o. Bender left last night for his
home in Spokane.
Wall papers. 15c. zoe, Csc, at Baer's,
1872 West Broadway.
1.-THE Baltimore is the finest domes-
tic cigar on the market.
The Montana, % West Park-the only
place to get your moneys worth.
DIR. W. c. Orr and wife of Missoula
are registered at the McDermott.
Col. Hatch makes Kentucky toddies''
Z and Missouri cocktails at the Side
board.
A baby boy was born yesterday to
the wife of w G. Dalling of $40 North
Montana street.
The demand for competent office help
is still in excess of supply at Butte
Business college.
Mrs. ]. r. Reed and son left yester-
day fo- SahLake, where they will visit
friends a couple of months.
Burt Smith, John Hickey and James
Mccoy were charged with vagrancy in
Justice Harrington's court yesterday.
Treasury department bottlng of
Mammoth Cave Bourbon, spring of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Davidson have
returned from a trip south and east.
They are stopping at the McDermott
hotel.
The Standards Butte advertisers are
requested owing to change in time of
train, to have their changes in the
Standards Butte office a p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities will be held in the
association rooms in the library build
ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Judge Nichols yesterday sentenced
Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis to pay fine of
$40, which she could not do, and was.
committed to serve ont the sentence.
Teddy Gerrick, a tot, whose people
live at 212 South Montana street, got
lost yesterday. When found he had
made his way out to the city GEM
etery.
Father McCorry. one of the Paulist
fathers, has been i'll at ST. James hos
pital for several days with severe
cold. He was able to be out again last
evening.
e. A. Upton was in the city for a
few hours yesterday. Mr. Upton said
that he never saw racing so good as it
is this year in the East. He returned
East over the Short Line last evening
At present Mr.. Upton is associated with
the Fasig selling firm of New York and
is not connected with any of the race
tracks.
Rabbi Eisenberg left last night for
Missoula. Tonight he delivers the an
nual lecture before the literary societies
at the University of Montana BY re-
quest he will deliver his lecture on 'Shy-
lock-" Tomorrow night the doctor will
lecture at the Carpenters union hall in
Butte, as usual. This being the last
lecture OF the season, good attendance
is expected Services will begin at &
o'clock, speaking at $50.
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Meeting of the Literary Department..

There will be meeting of the liter
ature department of the Woman's club
of Butte in the club rooms of the Pres
byterian church on Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. At a recent meeting of the
department Mrs. Ignatius Donnelly was
elected chairman, Mrs. J. r. Russell
and Mrs. S. Beer as representatives
on the membership committee, and
Mrs. A. H. Wethy, representative on
the programme committee. The de-
partment will study next year one of
the Italian plays of Shakespeare and
the legends and history upon which ii
is based. At the Friday meeting the
play will be chosen and plans for
study adopted. A full attendance is
desired,
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Back From Cuba.

w. J. Rankin, first sergeant, and r.
W. Baker and Angus McDougall, cor
porals in Troop L of Griggsby's rough
riders, under Capt. D'Gay Stivers, ar
rived home in Butte yesterday. At
the time Griggsby's regiment was mus
tered out the three volunteers re-en-
listed in the regular army for service
in Cuba. They were stationed at Mat
anzas until very recently, when they
were mustered out. All three are look
ing well and are in good health, and
while they have enjoyed their expert
ence at soldering, they express them
selves as glad to get back to Butte.
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STATE SAVINGS BANK

Corner Main aud Park, Butte.
OFFICERS:
JOHN A. CREIGHTON...... President
c. w. STAPLETON.... Vice President
T. M. HODGENS... ................. Cashier
Paid In Capital 500 900.
Surplus and undivided profits $4,000.
Under state supervision and jurisdiction.
Interest paid on deposits. Sells ex-
change available in all the principal cities
of the United States and Europe. Collec-
tions attended to promptly. Transacts n
general banking business.
Directors-John A. Creighton, Omaha; G..
w. Stapleton, A. H. Barrett, f, D. Lea
witt, S. V. Kemper, T. NJ. Hodgens
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Insane Woman Mt larna

The police We're notified last evening
that an insane woman. whose name is
not known, was terrorizing the people
living in the vicinity of the race track
drumming about the neighborhood with
a knife and threatening to kill everyone
she met. The locality being out of the
city the sheriff's office was informed,
but nothing was learned from that
quarter.
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Doctor Dogge,

The successful specialist for diseases
of women, nervous and private diseases.
The doctor cures the diseases perma-
nently and in short time. He has all
the latest apparatus and instruments,
and he gives the medicine out of his
own laboratory, so North Main street
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We have very desirable modern s.
room house and lot situated in the best
residence portion of the west side. Can
sell for 81, l00, part cash, Reynolds &
Mcdowell, 46 East Broadway. Tel. 80.
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Music for EYaryhndr

We have all the latest songs and in
strumental music. Everything in our
immense stock of sheet music for sale
for the next two weeks at 40 per cent.
discount. Montana Music company, 119
North Main street.
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Card Party and Dance

Will be given by the ladies' section of
the TurnV erein Thursday evening. June
l, at Turner hall, 20 West Broadway.
Everybody invited. Admission, includ-
ing lunch, % cents.
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E. H. Sherman received a telegram
last night from the relatives of H. D.
Mcleod requesting him to hold the re-
mains until further instructed.
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16 pounds sugar, 81; finest Minnesota
flour. $1.15 sack; fresh creamery butter
rs cents; fresh eggs, Is cents. Cooks,
331 East Park.
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DR.. N, T. Clifford, dentist, does first
class dental work. Rooms and T. 10
n. Main street.
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Julia NIarlowe Shoes.

I have just received an entirely new
shipment of these popular $3.50 shoes;
% w. Park. TasselPS.
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PROVO SOCIETY.
fspeeial correspondence.1

(speciai Correspondence
Provo. Nov 24.-Fred Kirkwood moved
his family to Lehi Tuesday.
Mrs. H. F. Mitchell of Eureka has been
visiting her mother in Provo this week
The anniversary Of the birth of Mrs:
Ruth Bailey was pleasantly celebrated
dau Ter. MRS.. w McAdam-
r. c.. Kirkwood visited his family in
Provo Sunday.
John Ivey of Eureka has been visiting
his family here during the week
James Bates and wife of Midway were
here last Wednesday
Harry Cannon of Eureka spent a cou-
pie OF days this week with Provo friends
An entertainment was given in the op-
era house "Wednesday evening under the
auspices of camp No. 49, Woodmen OF the
World. to a large and appreciative aus
dsence.
The class of 1894 met Thursday evening
and listened to lecture by professor
Hinckiey on Psychology. a snort pro-
gramme was also given by class mem
bers.
Mrs. Carrie Payne of Fillmore has been
visiting relatives liz Provo for the past
two weeks.
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The Fourth Ward Mutual Improvement
association gave its regular semi monthly
social in the ward meeting house Friday
evening.
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Mrs H. F. Mitchell of Eureka has been
visiting her mother in Provo during the
week.
The wedding reception cards of Miss
Minnie d. Galson and Mr.. Lawrence
Peterson are out for Friday, Dec. y. The
reception will be held at the groom's
home IN Pleasant View ward
% % %
Cards arc out announcing the wedding
of Miss Hattie Fausett and Mr.. Milford
Penrod. The wedding reception Will be
held ait the home of the greom's parents
in Pleasant View ward. Wednesday, NOV
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hangs in the shadow-box. She told
something of the habits of the Breton
| peaSantry, of Mr.. Harwood's : work
amidst the picturesque scenery of the
region, and described TIE method of
proceeding in the painting of this pic
ture. First an ideal study. the motive
| or the picture, was maGe-a small
| sketch in oils; then model was secur-
ed, and after four months work the
picture was finished and hung in the
Paris salon.
At the close of this very interesting
talk the boys chorus favored the school
with two selections that were given in
a very creditabie manner.
| Among the many visitors on Wednes-
day morning were noticed Mrs. F. D..
Hahn. Misses Edna May, Clarice
Thatcher. Aura Rogers, Edna Davis,
| Mamie Eldredge, Halle Ferron. Laura
| Squires. Florence Street, Ruth Palmer,
Mr.. Null and Mr.. E. w. Wilson.
! 1t was with sincere regret that the
school received news Of the resignation
of Miss Cowperthwaite from the de-
partment of French. Her many friends
among the students and in the faculty
| wish her a pleasant year in her new
position in the high school of Helena,
| Mont.
Judge H. P. Henderson favored the
class in civics Friday morning with a
| talk on Federal and Stste Courts He
spoke CT the relation of enc to the other.
Of the similarity of the state courts
of the various states, and of the dis
tinet functions of the state and federal
branches, The talk was appreciated
by the class, and was followed by
questions on various points. which
Judge Henderson answered.
AT the close of school Friday night
a mass meeting was held, at which the
advisability of forming a new athletic
| association was suggested The matter
is to be acted upon definitely in the
near future. Football songs and yells
were given with vim that showed
the spirit of the meeting and presaged
success in the games of Saturday and
Thursday next.
begin Saturday. Nov. 25, with an il
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.
Especial Observation-Disclosures


Pavson. Utah. Nov. PA surprise pic
mic party was given TO Mr.. and Mrs. ANA
sa- Jones last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Wightman.
Miss Navlor returned to the capital last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Peterson of San
taouin were in town today.
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Payson old folks had most enjoyable
time on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Dixon resigned her position
at the Taylor school last Monday, and
since that day the school has been closed.
@ O. O.
Miss Elsie Miles Silver City's postmis-
tress. has resigned and has come home.
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John Doneison went to Tintic during
the week.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Jolley was
largely attended at the First ward meet
ing house today
Miss Edith Done was given very pleas
ant farewell party at her parents home
this week.
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Payson will observe THANKSGIVING day.
joining both wards at the tabernacle and
a committee viii provide an appropriate
programme for the occasion.
@ .,
A dancing party was given Miss Jennie
Curtis at the city hall Thursday night.
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tied by William Penn. Mr.. Trego was "a
years of age and has resided in Blackfoot
since 1887. The funeral will be held at the
family residence Sunday, and the remains
inferred in the Odd Fellows cemetery al
Blackfoot.
The Mesdames James c. Fisher and
William Barnhart entertained this week
at the home Of Mrs. James c. Fisher.
(. I.
Mrs. c. &. Wheeler threw open her
dainty parlors on Wednesday afternoon
from 10 o'clock and entertained about
twenty ladies in honor of Mrs. Fred L.
Dubois.
DR. Mingus expects TO start Monday
morning for Sioux Falls. S. D.. to visit
his brother From there he will go to
Glidden. Ia, TO spend Christmas and New
Year with his parents.
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Ex-senator Fred T. Dubois and wife
have gone east, to remain until some time
in January.
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Agricultural College.

The faculty, at a special meeting on
Friday, voted to have a Thanksgiving
vacation from Nov. % to Dec. 5.
The college teams have been busy
for some days drawing gravel to raise
street crossings and other low places
in the walks leading from the city to
the college
The college football team is booked
for a game on Thanksgiving day at
Ogden.
The Sorosis-the young women's liz
erary society-has invited the faculty
to a social in the library reading room
on Monday evening.
The choir, under direction of Mr..
Alexander Lewis. is making rapid prog
ress. New music books have been
procured and special drill is given
those who are only beginning to sing.
James Leishman of Logan addressed
the students Thursday morning. Mr..
Carlyle was to speak Friday, but was
prevented b. illness.
Professor Clore is in Salt Lake
county talking at farmers institutes
on fruit, orchards, insects and allied
subjects.
Mr.. Dryden. poultry manager. is
kept busy answering questions from
poultry men all over the country, and
he has had several orders for articles
TO be published in poultry journals, at
a remuneratiye figure
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Friday in the Seventeenth ward assem-
bly, room. The hall was decorated with
class and university coiors and both
students and friends spent very
pleasant evening. The arranging COM
mittee consisted of class president ".
T. Ward. and Minnie Ray, Clare Cum
mings, Lydia Soeffner. F. s. Musser and
HI. B. Fry.
Professor George @. Coray will con-
duct devotional exercises next week.
The Varsity club will give a social
next Wednesday night in the main
building. Only a nominal admission of
10 cents will be charged. The attrac-
tons viii be a turkey rattle for which
all present will contest. several tab
leaux presented under the direction of
Professor Babcock, and abundant re-
freshments
Professor G. r. Matthews still con-
tinues TO gain slowly in health. but Is
not yet able to do heavy work.
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RLAcKFooT SOCIETY.
fsnecinl CORRESPONDENCE. }


Blackfoot. Ida. Nov. 24.-Miss LULU
Hammond is visiting friends at Idaho
Falls.
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Raymond Owens is expected home from
Stanford university Thanksgiving
g @ "a
Register L. r. Thomas was a Rexburs
visitor this week.
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D. G Woods of Rich has moved his
family to Blackfoot.
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Mrs. II. W. Keifer has returned from
Salt Lake City.
The young people of the Baptist church
gave nice social at the church Thursday
evening.
o o %
c. B. Wheeler is home from the Teton
country.
y. 3. Trego. one OF Blackfoots most
respected citizens. died at his home on the
west side OF Snake. river this morning at
$50 O'Clock. Mr.. TTego has been very i'll
for some time and has been unconscious
for several days. His native home was
in Bucks county Pennsylvania His an
cestors were Quekers for several genera
tons as. far back. as the first colony set
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)


Evanston. Nov. 25.-Mrs. William Durn-
| ford returned Tuesday evening from a
| three weeks visit with her daughter in
Cheyenne.
George Fast is filling Mr.. F. NJ. Grady's
| position in the express office during the
absence of the latter on weeks vaca-
tion-
Mrs. NJ. w. Foote returned Tuesday
| from d three months visit with friends
and relatives in Indiana On her way
back she stopped a few days in Cheyenne
with the family of Judge Corn and was
entertained at dinner by Senator and
Mrs. Warren
The wedding of DR.. ]. T. Keith and
Miss Kate Blyth was one of the most
brilliant affairs that ever took place In
Evanston. The ceremony took place in
the Episcopal church and was the full
service. The home and church were pro-
fusely decorated with roses, carnations
! and chrysanthemums and canvas was
spread from house to church for the
bridal party to walk on. The bride was
lovely in cream duchesse satin with train
vein. etc. and carried large bunch of
Misses Harrison, Winslow and Mckenzie
and Mrs. T. b. ,Blyth, jr.. in pink and
blue, with large black picture hats. The
wedding presents; were very elaborate
receiving the congratulations of their
FRIENDS, left for trip TO the Sandwich
islands.
DR.. and Mrs. Roth left Thursday morn
ing. for a few days visit. with friends in
Ogden.
The many friends of ]. E. Cashin will
be pleased to learn of his Improvement in
health. He is still in Chicago.
Miss Jean Doig, who has been quite i'll,
Z. % %
Mrs. ]. G. Evers and children left
Thursday to visit relatives in Ogden.
Mrs. E. S. Hamaker returned last
Sunday from two months visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs: f. w: Hurst has returned from
bands remains for burial.
Miss Nellie Pepper is in Star valley at
tending to, her duties as county school
The first of the series of dances to be
given twice a month through the winter
by the A. o. L. w. lodge was held Thurs
day evening in their hall. The attend
ahce was small, the music good and the
twenty couples present enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
The Ladies Magazine club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Ole BergStrom.
fourteen members and five visitors pres
ent. A charming paper on the early life
of Whittier was read by Mrs. Kastor.
Current events by Mrs. Beckwith and
magazine article by Mrs. Winslow. 1t
was decided to change the name to THE
Ladies Literary club it covering more
fully the line of work to he taken up.
Delicious escalloped oysters. pickles.
coffee and cake were served by the hos
tess and an adjournment taken until
Dec. s.
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J. w. Hills and ]. Fl. Ryckman are in
Eemmerer or business.
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Mrs ]. d. Robbins of Ogden is at the
Pacific hotel for the winter.
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
fspecial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Eureka. Nov. 3.-Miss Anna Marks
went in to the capital last wednesday,
Albert Jones of Provo was in the dis
trict this week.
Watson NJ. Nesbit sr.. visited the coun-
ty seat during the present week
George Mason was in Mercur Wednes-
day and Thursday.
week and unable to attend to her duties
at school. Miss Adah Dusenberry took
her place
Tie Qui vive club met at the home of
Mrs. Wright yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII shriyer are REJOICING
home
A fair sized audience greeted the TT
company at /. o. o. f. hail last Saturday
evening.
Attorney Joseph E. Crook of Payson
was Eureka visitor Monday
Pat Sullivan Of Butte Mont. is the
guest of his brother, ]. c. Sullivan.
Miss Lola Dennis has accepted a posi-
ton at Heffeman, Thompson Co
O. {. %
The John s. Lindsay Dramatic company
held the boards at Odd Fellows hall Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings of this
week.
]. H. McCooey of the metropolis was
here the fore part of the week.
]. Wash Young was in town last Tues
day.
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and will remove here in a short time. Mr..
Eustice is now located at Mercur
Oouirrh Lodge No. 10 a. o. L. W., will
conduct a bali at the l. o. O. F. han on
Thanksgiving night.
James Larsen of the May. Day made a
short trip to American Fork on Tuesday
TO he present at a birthday party given in
honor of his sister, Mrs. S. c. Southwick.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Minnie O'Niel and Mr.: Nicholas
Hanley on next Wednesday, Nov. %, at
9 o'clock. The wedding will be solemnized
at St Joseph's Catholic church, and VIII
be followed by a reception at the residence
of the brides parents.
On Tuesday evening the members of the
smoker and entertained Grand Chancellor
Commander Gardner of Salt Lake city,
Grand Keeper of Seals and RECORDS
Wadleigh of Ogden and Grand Prelate
Stoney of Provo. A large crowd was
presefl- and an excellent time is reported.
These state officers are making tour
of the state and on the following evening
visited Tintic Lodge No. is, at Robinson
@ @ 8
Al O'Connell. who has been employed
at Tacoma returned to Eureka last
Tuesday and will remain here during the
winter.
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The dance at Odd Fellows hall last
evening was quite well attended.
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George Havercamp Of Provo was in
Eureka last Tuesday.
r.. L. colburn of Salt Lake was here
last Sunday.
Last evening Miss Emma Henriod was
very pleasantly surprised by about fifteen
young people. Games interspeTSed with
music and songs took up the time until
about 1870. when an elaborate lunch was
spread.
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Ed Loose of the Grand Central mine
was in town Friday.
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/. II. Whslon of Salt Lake City has
been in Eureka for the past few days.
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The Liver Keeps People Well.

When the liver is sluggish. all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation. Biliousness, Jaundice
Headache. Indigestion. Pain in Back,
Chills and Loss OF Energy. You will
never know how promptly these trou-
bles can be cured until you use Herb
inc. 1t cures quickly when other rem
edies utterly fail. Regulates the Liver
Purifies the Blood. Herbine is a Harm
less Vegetable Remedy that gives new
life and energy almost from the first
dose. Price 30 cents. Free Trial Bot
tie at u. c. NJ. /. Drug Department.
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B. Y. ACADEMY.
(special correspondence)

ISpeclaI OUfftspOHuthCEJ
Provo. Nov A.-R. L. Bird is in Salt
Lake this week on business.
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o. W. Jarvis addressed the students
Sunday evening.
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Fifty-five volumes in history. property
OF the class of 1902 have arrived from
the east. This is the nucleus of the class
library.
The contest in short lectures before the
literary society Saturday evening result
ed IN favor of the oratory class.
(. . @
The character and life of Beethoven was
eloquently presented to the Pedagogium
90
Miss Charlotte Perkins Stetson has been
engaged TO lecture in the academy next
week on Brains and What Ais Them -
Work and Women" and THE Mother
and Child"
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The Branch Normal.

Some new books have lately been re-
ceived for the library and several
stuffed animals and birds have been
purchased for the museum.
The young ladies spent their physical
culture hour Monday playing croquet.
Some of the students saw a COYOTE
on our campus as they came to school
Thursday morning.
Chorus practices will be held here
after on Tuesday and Saturday even
ings beginning at Z.
The course of public meetings be-
gan Saturday, Nov. %, with an IL
Illustrated lecture on "Ceylon' by Mr..
Bennion.
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- 49,
Forceful.
Gndianapolis Journa.

indianapolis Journal)
The Expansionist-You can bet your life
English is going to be the universal Ian
guage before many years.
The Anti rather believe you. There
isn't "a finer swearing language on earth.
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One More Chance.
indianapolis Journal.)

Timmins-I don't seem to have any luck
with this poem. This is the third time it
has come back.
Simons-Suppose you put 'aged 10
years" after your name and try it on one
of the childrens page papers?
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High School.

On Wednesday morning Miss Grace
Fisher of the junior class opened the
exercises Of the morning with talk
ON the painting of Mr.. Harwood that