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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-11-28
LOST.

LOST.
On Nov. 18th, a black dog-skin
coat untrimed, between A. w.
Graham's farm and Hope. Find
er returning same will receive
suitable reward.
Chas. E.. Mitchell.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-11-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
100 head good breeding ewes
for cash or on time. Apply to
PORTER KMBALL.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-11-28
WANTED.

Man to work on farm this win
ter. Good wages.
JAS. DoRRANcE,
Colgate. N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-11-28
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES..

UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH.-Services ey-
" cry Sunday morning at II O'Clock; evening
service at 500. Sunday school at II. Prayer
mee'tng Wednesday evening at 1880. All are in
vited to attend all services.
J.F. KILLEN, Pastor.
"a .CHURCH.-Services every Sunday morn
gu ing at II O'Clock: evening service at 500
day evening at 7:aO. Services at Sherbrooke ey-
cry Sunday afternoon. All are invited.
j.. G. DINGLE, Pastor.
" P.s.C E.,,Meets at Congregational Church
public is cordially invited to attend.
HOPE WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER
II ANCE UNION
Meets at the homes of the members once every
two weeks.
Mrs. ELLA M. SH1ppy, Pres.
MRS. ALICE E. WooDwoRTH, Cor. Sec'y.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-11-28

Heating stove for sale, Oak
Garland, nearly new. Inquire of
d. N. Van Dusen.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
BUTTE MOUNTAINS MOVING
Landslide Forces a Shutdown in the
Neverswaat Mine

Butte. Mont. Sept Rs--Ths Never
sweat. one Of the principal producing
mines of the Anaconda Copper com
pany. has been shut down -Four hum
dred ard nifty men were employed In
tine mine. The shutdown was made
necessary by damage done the shaft
and engines BY a slide Of the earth a
displacement OF seven inches haylng
occurred in the last few mo1rns- LAe
foundation OF the big hosting engiue
which was put down at a cost Of S-v--
Oa8 has been broken and showed out OF
place
1t IS generally believed that the
movement of the earth is due TO tnA
mining excavations. but many mining
engineers and geOlogists assert rf4I l--
movement OF The Anaconda hill IS SIM
liar No the movements that have caused
disbursements in different parts OF the
CITY Of Butte for a number OF years
They declare that Il is caused ~ 2
gradual and continuous sliding motion
- the entire mountain range ABOUT
Butte An old mining man IS autho1l-s
for the sta tement that ia his rscoAtel-
tfon the top Of Anaconda nil nas
moved no less than seven feet 70 the
south and west
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

rner- On her way home sne Fisis7- ia
Canada Buffalo ana Chicago
Miss Louise Warren ras return@1
from an extended visit in the east
Mrs H S kEox. Airs. r 1 Ho2s
Miss Barbara Tauer. Miss Harriet nc
E-grrv ara Master Allan Sells went t1
Z Tyeav-a7 worth wednesday 10 Nlsll tA1
sells Gray show Master AAi-l e IA ~
main with MS father q snort - liilaS5
The marriage of Miss Maggie 2E@A-
nan ana Mr. Louis G. Laws took place
Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs-
laws LEFT i'm tna Aftarnocn Tor q week =
stsv III Chicago. ana on their return
VIII live for a.snL.s l-.. s---a 2---
Mrs. Bert Tidneg returned to1as
from the western part Of the state and
vii spend a few days with Miss Lizzie
wilson before returning to her home ln
North Henderson. I'LL
s-he marriage Of Miss Leona Sage
and Mr. Webb Stevenson took place
wednesday evening at the home pr Lne
bride at Seventeenth and buchanan
streets. Miss sage had invited q mum
tar of her most intimate friends out to
spend the evening. but when they ar
rived they found 1t WAS a wedding IN
stead Of a party The marriage as 9
great surprise 20 rhe friends o1 ~
NJ ani aTrs. w. H. Gunther re
turned wednesday from q three weeks
trip tn Cleveland, Ohio, Buffalo ans
Niagara Falls.
Ms n. f. Black returned Wednes
dav from q six months visit With Del
son ana daughter in San Francisco
I TnvitatIons have been received In To
I rala for the marriage OF Mr. Gsorsl
B BARRY and Miss Carrie Decker ot Enld
Z 0tzIa- which ia to take place next sun
I dav evening Mr. Barry lived IN 70
I uaza until about q year ago, Fnen q
4 moved TO Enid and went into business
Mrs. A. c. Eiingaman viii entertain
{ At a musical Friday evening
Mr. C. D. Hudson's school OF danclhl
Z Will BE open for beginners AADnla.
/ evening. October Z
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WIN. q. Conklin to Minnie N Conkiin,
i ooo. zl5 lots. n .. corner Of Gordon
street North Topeka
samuel W. Patterson and vile 70 =
III Harrison 800, lots 22-4 and or s ~
corner SUB Of lot 3 Knowles sub
los P Yerkes and vie 70 Jno-
E4fc<ox $500. lots 551-52 and 50 Lincoln
srrae4. Throop's 2d add
Caroline Burgess to Geo 1 House anu
1zffs 81 500. 3 = n. 2 4 Is-l--lt-
III Eandon to Jas Stonebrsker ana
u-ffa sf180 : e. Z Of n " = q -l5-1o-
" G. Powell Ct al 70 A and II
sage $4,000. Dt n = Il 14-l3-ls
NJ KaIe and wife 70 NJ y Aarples
Il 600 lot q Jackson street Curtis add
r n Whfteornb to c. II. Matthews
6 %. lot 4o1 and n. y ss9 Polk street,
Tax deed 70 Wm- Irelan. lot $50 Lin
coin street. ThrOop's add
Jas NJ French to J. = As0sn, SAs-eSs
pt i W.. Il 2S-l3-lt-
H McCarter and nuSoa1o 10 a
Anann. s75. pt- n ". 1 ls-ll-lo~
n + SNYDER and wife 10 Chas v
Smith. $500 lots s. and 60 and 8 = -
Main street Kingston
L HIIdebrand and husband to lane
p Thrali. 81 AIS. lot sos and n + oe1
Lincoln street. Thr0op's ID add
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
EMPORIA PIONEERS.
Annual Reunion Brings Togecner
Many Of the Old Settlers

T--,--~4a Tar seDt 2s.-Tha Old sd
f5ierss associatron Of Lyon county nsl4
is reunion wednesday me pEop opSs--s p
Ead to np turned into a feast q 800
4rsns-s and talks about the good old times
way back IN the ses. Itfe " = ~a-1-
ing used for the purpose A1-7-
BENJAMIN f. Parker Wne came s9 80 -
rr1rrr1rv IN 1s55 and WaC served through lt4e
v-s- yrffF the late Senator P B. Elurno II
- E-i-Sr Eansas Is president OF the as
sr.-iarior F4e made q brier address OF stE--
-s..7-.'a Among the other spea zerS were !.
T-rfr-as n III Graves and L b kellogg
49, MAIDEN DR. J. J. wright Dr- l. =
r--.-r,z Rev r NJ OVerStreer and JoE1
5 Gilmore Of Fredonla f-sI1alll Ll -
- aT~z FrIfza beth story NJ A Copp0ck.
X n Carney. J. B. Noon. Paul Beck ana
9TH
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

We'll within q gallon or So
4ns1s- ~. tesfiaed that on December q he
freed Finney at 2.20 9. .ctock II - 74 +51f
the next day he struez the trail again e, .
FInney's and landed there Al - eioSA
'lssisil. =sThat vas your schedule time. was it2'
asked Hungate-
Benard referred to his book containing
the minutes OF his visits ana l1LolI.a7s, l1LolI. *
that book that he had another volume IN
ssWhy didn't you bring it with yous
.7ssF = thoag6t 51s;i there was enough IN this
ssS1f,s We're i51 You ever IN the penitentiaryz' r
a7eSa .sv7az ~ FsSrt Madison. IA. for two
years replied Bernard. and -aEnleSs1 e!
4har he was sent there for attempting
~ t4Hrr 1lnsts asked that the testi-
rronv of the witness be thrown out as =
was paroIed from the prlson arc & 1sSS ls3 -
tive in his assertions LnaL ne ~aS -
doned and that full e1tizeIlsnlp CO. 1s-e1 - 80
folir wears and served twenty-five months
That point came up wnsn 1s--is,,
Jones that L did not want g testss - -
prison unless had fun clt1zsnsnlp re-
4 r. Luster. another trailer With "a a
keen scent was placed on the stand 44s
testified that ne knew Elnney pace ~ -
knew 1T very well E2Slllst ss,l "a 1-s~-- -
mart Of town and went TO fiIl11e5 ; s.Saz ,4
nornfns- for nay mornings nornin s@Ao
He testified that he was engaged t2 Sc
ere evidence against joints py 1LaeA
Sra11 and Frank stephens Of t1e leLlllEs--
ance union and was TO receive - q 1Aol.L1 ~
and IS for each conviction Benara ? At A1st1.-
rr~ was good but A.lster c9AA4 ~ 80
vsv-lelv remember Having drank ar I IN
reVrs He had 10 dig up MS past hls-oL >
ana admit that he was arrested 50 No.
times that he had lost count ana JnsaL n
* now under bond to appear AT Sne Us
r~fef court in Osage county an1 S Ste-ll1
trial for perjury IN q itq1oE e@-7e a 7
B Cv7fw
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
SCHOOL OF Y. N. c. A.
win ODen October I4fh.

The Business course is free 20 al
members OF the Association
The studies are Bookkeeping, Ale-
nentary and Advanced. Arithmetic
Elementary and Business. Practical
Grammar and Letter Writins, Spelling
and Punctuation
Professors E. H F2oudebush and C. b
Van Horn have been engaged as te'lca-
sra for this wear and are thoroughly
equipped by long experience as teachers
IN Business colleges 70 help men 20 the
very best advantage
Each student win receive, personal az
tention and those who complete -A-
oourze viii be awarded the Interuation-
al Certificate
For further Information call az the
AssocIat ton ONCE on East Eighth street
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
Whether He was ParoIed or
Pardoned the Question
FINNEY JOINT CASE
Men Who Collected Evidence For
the. Police Testify.
Tell How They Secured EEi-
denee Against the JOintists.

The trials OF the liquor cases appeal
ed from the police court to the district
court are going merrllg on and the fact
develops that witnesses are either posi-
tive OF time and place 70 the minute
and quarter inch or their memories are
vvoefulIy blank
Dan Finney, whose name has adorn-
"a the police docket and whose wet
goods and joint equipment have accom-
panied him to the police station under
guard enough times TO wear out ordl-
nary soft wood bars. was called before
the bar OF Justice this morning and .
dozen men. tried and true. were called
To decide whether he was guilty OF sell
ing liquor in December, 1860, Or not 1n
examining the jurors the prosecution
and defense both questioned rne Asu
closely on the point whether they wou1a
,-,4~Tr-i1sr ~ not on -spotter' evidence
and then John Bernard. head OF lh7
sportiug force Of Topeka. was called a
the first witness
another thing developed in the trial
was that a spotter who goes on the
stand VIII have to do the claIrv voys-ilN
act and tell his past life and Wnar ne
axuects 10 have happen to MIN IN tne
f41rr1ra Bernard located EIuney : joint
at All East Fourth street lie sal4 ~
saw ETuney standing in TrCnE OF lis
Mace Of business on December IL sen
ards. eagle eye was on hIm and t1nney
was at once under suspicion bsIaaIa q
made inquiries ana found tnal the
mans name was FInuey. Bernard rIlen
4 lraira5 aim ru fn who's Who in Po-
7 lice Court and found that he was raIed
as an enterprlsing 5oinrist II goo1
E standing Then Bernard Went % WohA
( on his trail like one OF Con 5 FAMOUS
couger hounds in Colorado hunting ols
q bob cat Tor President AooseNs-I 70
Z Shnrr ar
Psnard. ike a well trained hunter,
. found the trail and on December q HS
I followed Fluuay to his lair BehA4l I
Z ba-ed him in the northwest corner u
Z rhs room and barked until he got a
glass Of beer and paid hve cents Ior Il
He saw a bar. a keg Of beer and some
glasses
Attorney Spencer
.sFinrev was" replied Bernard placing
the defendant in the case
Then what did you dO?" asked Spen-
GER
II went out and met Luster and we
went back and got another drink -
..EVhen were you In the place again
.sTII have to refer to my notes, sa1a
Bernard He referred to his Farmer :
Con panion Note Book and decided
I that he mad been in there several times
lone time FTuney said the beer wagon
had not been around ana tnat ne Was
out OF beer
on cross -examinati Attorney Hun
gate said: What business were you II
al that timer
III was a special policeman
What pay did you receiver
Z received 81 a day
You operated against joints ana Sc
cured evidence against them z
did you receive expense monsyT'
How nnuch2'
PROM SIS to so a week
) What did you do with IT.
Bought liquor
s'Did YOU and Lustsr set em up to e~--
J / other2a
No we changed our plans OF opera
tIou so as not 10 drink 50 ure5l- =
a f.rrhen you drank from - 70 ~ @oA -
booze z week.
yes
Ever get drunkz's
! How ruch did you drink a week..
7 don't Just know
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
AGENT TAKES FUNDS.
Railroad Employe at Omaha, Neb., Is
short sS18fin Accounts

Omaha. Neh.. Sept 2s.-Wnn- L smith
o5tv ticket and passenger agent Of the llii-
uois Central railroad, has been missing
from his desk since Thursday and 8 snort
age in his accounts has been unesrltlsa
amounting TO ss1S- Travelling Auallor -
ra..t4latfons are confined TO the present
month ana were made by the crude meta
Cd OF raising bank book entries ana SUB
Trzssirsr prepaid orders Discovery ~
EF,s,.s fr77Az-ifa 5Ie within a short period
@r7ith was a trusted eIuploye OF the f9s-9
for eighteen years and previous. g - -
one wear ago served At depot ticket agent
at Decatur. III
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

- 49,, zar,-a5 7,y- Mrs Hart,
tsso ~ n I 80 .Tss c.arfiea SSalIavvay and
ss5 = = - The invited guests
49, z1.s- .-.s,-+i. CzaIIayvav Stella
49, y -, T5st+f. Nrorgau. Ella Wal
80 80 80 go, Erfdr7an NeaIe Chfpman,
-ot-s - - - = I5r7ra Rrorgan Jessie
- 80 &C. r-5,. z ssIax-faugf- Nay Till
. Al-5AlA-..-' 1s. TsTtrne-arner- Messrs.
~ LIZ - : e-e7,-. r7,1rv Green Milton Ell
- v315is77 waiter walton. Burl
1zTiIder Mike F1ott. Frank kldrnan (;
Lindsey Bum garner. Fred Spencer H--A1A
SIavbauzh and H Irons
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
Fast rrostsrs For Road Meet

New York. Sept 26.-8fany Of the no
ted trottfne horses of the Grand circuit
viii appear AT the meeting Of the K-9-1
Drivers association OF the Empire City
track next Saturday afternoon oIA
-4 - ~ his programme. apart
from the Wall street championship race
ss- -sI1 -5e~fse tFs relative ability of
four 2-year old horses that were pre-
-ss--+..7 :, f,,4r wen known amateur drE-
- - u p Olcott. The men who
f5T 49, ara q K G. Billings. Anth-
ony n. Brady. Hugh J. Grant and 4
c. Hail
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
aoTHAM,s CHINATGWN.
Disappointed Because Prince VII
Not Visit Them

New York. Sept appoinI1n
7ouncement that Prince Cnln- brot1ael
OF the Chinese emperor, VIII not come
to the United States on his way rome
from Berlin. where ne went a the hze--
OF the Chinese exrfatorE mission A1@
fy17frlsse Merchants association url1er
rhe diracrion OF the consul general, Az-1
worked out an elaborate programme
for TIE errertainment Of the prince
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
GET SILK SOAP WRAPPERS.
Great Interest Being Shown in SILK
Soap Prize Contest

Judging from the interest manifested
bv the ladies in collecting SILK Soap
wrappers the contest IN which Dig
- 80 being offered Is waxing
- -, rT,a contest closes Seut. s0th. AT
S .. m. and the prizes viii be a~afd~d
on October 3rd- Lay in a GOOD supply
of SIX Soap now and thus help some
- - .s,srftafle institution Be
49, 5..1-,t,,g- : worthy cause vou will
s.s'eS 5s-s,-s the hest soap On earth, and
At as low a price as IS generally oo-
tafned for an inferior article
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
MANY THIRD COUSINS.
Over 500 Persons Claim Share in
UNIQUE Will

Trtica. n. Y. Sept. ga remarkable
cass is On trial in a. special term OF tne
~ = - j., F4arIziraer. Memo Shaul
- 80 - - 80 ~ 80 "a be divided between
sfose related 10 him as third cousins. N
his viii he wrote by the term lnAro
cousins. mean the children Of those per
sons who are related to me as cousins
AZ least so persons fren al 49, u ~
+ta tinted states are asking Tor st4ts.Ss ~
IN the estate They are repEeseIltssl. 49,. ~ f s =
af4orreys The COUSINS are 4AFll4S1 49,
7,-- - Ssas and the court viii be calleQ
-7T,-1r, 10 decide which class IS enLlle4 .
the portion Of the estate EeEnsA1ilA@ - -
costs are paid
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
AMERICAN TOBACCO FIRMS
To Buy Up Two Largest English
Plants

New york. Sept. z6-According g ne
r-rf0r, err~esD6ndent Of the world the
American Tobacco company vans ~ -
fsrrorfes in Great Britain ana neflHs -
r,155rs3 Cgdenss II IS new after Ga1-
fae-a-s 81 Plaver's two OF the largest
foEacco manufacturers n the #OlA1-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
cbanos in siegel-Coopsr FIRM

New York. sept zs.-Tne Herald says:
B L Greenhut- youngest H1eEnDeI q -, -
arm Of the SIegel Cooper company, -
-, l,.z.[5 "a controlling interest in the
iarze retail store in this city from
He1rv Siegel Mr.. Siegel- however. VII VII
not be entirely dIsassociared rom me
eer7er7 r. not known. but It IS said
:, e 1lnvrard Of s.. 900 .0oo-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

HeIianthus 90 -.

The HsIianthua club held BUSINESS
--ze-I~s- Wednesday evening. an MA---
time the annual election d oIl-s-S -1.--
place with the following 1e7 500 1,-.ss-
dent Norton Payne vice 5
Samuel E-Ieishmar- treasurer .57--
Ffs.shnan. secretary, 6f allace 4Do---P
son j.. --s4-a
- .4--- ~ ~Is series OF dancing par
ties october Is. AT Stsinberss na-l- II
rnn Masonic building
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

--7-.-, Earr af-A disDatcn % rne
- 49,, SS.1--azrfz Natal says that
I A.iiS7 -, = - - a Fsoar commando which
@ lAAe .--s5 pol - 80 Z1Tuland has retired
ys7Il1t y - . - t,--,5s., -rhs dfsuatch adds
- s = -s,-9z 70 he the tendency Of
-. - =. = -z-,v+ General Fotha's forces to
head north ward
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
WEAK DIGESTION.

rnafeestion and Dyspepsia have
wrecked many lives People WEo are
F7aaIth would return II the digestion
we're made normal This is Just the
condition Hostetrer's Stomach Bitters
brings about It cures COSS-I lPA-
TT0N- PILIOUSSESS, NERVOUS
Ness LIVER AND KIDNEY Tk5OI-
PTFS and produces sound sleep L
z--ii7 also prevent MALARIA. FEY E-t<
AND AGUE
= hoS "a nOstetter )
= naS W 81 Stomach
Equal. Bitters.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

A--rrl anxiety vas felt for the widow
~ 4rz brave General Durham. Of Mach
"a Me- when the doctors said sna Wo1l4
Gfa from PnAuuoula before Ellrlll.A4 p.
---4+as HFrz s. H Lincoln VINO attended
rsr rfar fearful night, but she 1eEEeo 1or
on kings New DIscov cry W5llch -
-r4~e1 her Of CcusuEnp ptlpn- After tAi@ll z
rra s1sr+ an night Further use entlretE
----.4 fz~f' TThis marvellous medicine 3
e-,a-a rfeed TO cure all TroaE- chest ana
Rf7ra Diseases. Only Soc and @lye ria
7-5Arfa= frsa al drug store OF A y Arno40
= Eo1 81 North Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

A very pretty home Te-l-ns ----
took s31r.-e Wednesday evening We
that of Miss Caroline Eo-es- 1slS------
of Mrs. Elizabeth Foley and 4-E- 80
watkins. of Osawatornie. at rls Il---
of the brides mother, at l0So 1a-H-s1''
street -
The ceremony was performed AZ {
o-rIocx by Rev j. H Madison. oL Nll W. W
To-eEa As Miss Ruby Etee1 SO 49, -
re- notes OF the Wedding mare t-T
bridal couple entered ATTENDED ~ ----
Mary wise. Of CsaWaronaie. ana AA-- ~
~ Iongenecker. OF Kansas cry
About zerelry-EVa iutltat1ons "zle
issued for the wedding Following -
ceremony q wedding supper was ser t@-
in three courses in the dining room
The color scheme through al t-S
rooms was carr led Cur In green ~ /.
white. and the decorations CONSISTED o-
asparagus fern. palms and cut noN -
The bride wore 3 pretty costume
white ba-tsre eiaborarely tlcA@l an
ruled and trimmed with the cam =
lest OF lace she carried an arIlI1l O
bride roses
the maid cf honor wore q simple DA-
sxouisItlveIy pretty white organog-
M and Mrs Watkins VIII remain 70
Toueka until SATURDAY. when LneS 49,
70 to Kansas City for a wesA NAst--
then 20 10 OsaWa-omie- where rney . ~
be al home 10 their friends a1rer &c
toher r
The brides going-away gown IS OF
dark biue cloth tailor-made. with small
hat 10 match a great many hanaslElls
presents were received BY the Drl1A-
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
Notes and Personal Mention


Ms c. s. GIaed and children have re-
turned from Vermont where they spent
rna r71r111 err Mr. Cleed met them sl
route and accompanied them home
Mrs Howell Jones and daug nrer Har-
net viii leave next Wednesday for an
extended visit iu Sco11eld, Y tan VIII
NJ aud Ms Warren Akers-
Mss Katherine Paxton LETT Wednes-
day Tor a tHW days visit ~ NA-eaz0
with Mrs Charles Straw bridge Miss
Lulu Ewart. who has been visiting
there for the past lre weeks VIII sc
company her home Saturday.
Professor Todd. Of Washnurn college,
has been called out OF town oy the H.
mass Of his brother
Albert Van Dusen- of Chicago. spent
tuesday IN Topeka with the family Of
w n Gregory on West Sixth avenue
Park Evrarr returned to St Louis to-
day after q fsw days visit In the city
with his parents
Miss Grace Eilpin has returned 70 ner
home in AtchtsOu after a visit in To-
retza with her sister, Mrs T. A Tir-
rEL
aIr. and Mrs. Dorr Norton VIII occu-
py apartments AT the Virginia this WIN
Ter.
Mrs. r. z Mccoy arrived wednesday
frun wyoming and viii make an eA-
tended visit with her parents Nh and
airs T. n Miller
Mss Josephine Shelfabarger has re-
signed her position with the Aerat1
ana VIII take charge Of the society
work on rhe Capital next week
Mrs A a. scott VIII leave Friday for
California where she viii spend part o.
the winter FOR the benefit Of her health
Mrs Willard Hall is pending wees
tn Chicago.
Mr.. Edward c. bard has issued fnvi-
9ations for the marriage OF his daugh-
ter Josephine. 10 Mr. Homer Mortor
white. Wednesday evening, October ?
at his home at 1317 Clay street Ines
will be mt home 10 their friends a1rel
November 25 at 1717 Buchanan street
Mr.. George Payne left today for For
Worth. Texas. after short visit ~
Topeka with mis- parents
Ms Violet Butler MCCOY returned
today from a few days spent In kansas
City
Miss Daisy Warner win 60 to tn
Reed farm vest Of town Friday Tor
short vzsiL Sunday Miss Nell Lincoln
1Iiss Kate Ryan. Miss Venice Whitne-
ana Miss Edna Prescott VIII spend tn
day there and Miss Warner VII reIurl
with them in the evening
Misses E1zzbsth ard Margaret Ma
louev OF Junction City are IN Iopek'
eisitIng their sister. Ms r. Hedder
nan-
D. r Hite IS spending the day L
ETolton on business
Miss Esther Cham beriain raturuei
Wednesday from Pennsylvania v-her
shs has besn spending the sum
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
HTg,.@t Prfce For Cattle

Sioux CITY, Ia. sept zs-Tne highest est
-r5ra ever r.7fd for beef cattle on the
s55s4x CIV market since the stock EaEsts
we're esta Ifs7sed was recorded here Eof
fa hasa7 m sv4ra choice well bred S4ert-
-, 7-.a-1 .-7Yqs- 4sS pounds tt7e CrdaEl
F5srIrirsz cornnauy paid So per Aas Pol5-4s
81. .617. - for the loE-E1eztrls - Per A7a--
~arl Rnsch SAYS Of Kari Smith, the
z-fo1orceglfst He Is a fine solo ceikist
and Quartet1e player ana IoA1esAa 49,
one vnou Carl Busch recommends
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
Armanr,s chaaess a. -

kansas city. Mo-. sept zs---'ane con-
7ition Of Kirk p. Armour tne pa->-t,
VINO has been seriously ~ a. li7 t''tli-
he.-a fr,r some time. has taken "a turn
fo~ the worse Although death IS no.
exuected Immediately. tt IS un4efs too4
Ms chances for recovery are sli&D
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26

An interesting meeting on Il= ---A-A
Music club was held wednesday a1tsE
noon in Miss Gertrude Tracy's slu1-''
ana the foliowing programme given
1 Goring rhomas-----Li Hearts r --i---77
Alrs- Frank Thomas
Mrs. j. vs.. Going
z Ca1 Norris Three HoSes - tes-
~ fzav-.- The Slumner Boa
Miss Nina Thomas ...
Mrs. ". c. Dickie- 80
Miss Collins
6 Chopin Eltule-------- MISS 30 -5-
Z Won E7elix-----..-- e AZ
Mrs. Parkhurst-
& PAR -.------ ---- MANI ------
NJ. Charles kleInhans-
g ChadW Icil- - J. - -
Mrs. A. r LingafeIr-
10. lracD0V~eu- -------- -----1 -'7-'-
Miss Gertrude Tracy ,,.-.--v
lTr. Franklyn HUNT
Il Fenschel- Hearts III 80
Highlands
arr. Hunt responded 70 an encore -
singing '-Dittes Moir. ~ NeF---- ---...,+
A number OF visitors were Lts7--
~rrseh aadad much TO tha interest "
rha affair. They were MIS- ------ -
F-iefnhans Mrs. E'rank StlrE, A1s
FIortou. Mrs w c. Diczie- MISS 1--7-
rerd ara AIr Eranklyn Hunt
Ths next meeting Of the clue VII =
in two weeks AZ the home o- 49, ?
Frrank r. MAcL-sunan- On -o%=i-@ +
The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-26
wichita ana Return s4.ea VIA Santa

Account Festival Fair and Reunion
Tfckets on sale sept g TO Oct 3 Good
r.rrrrlnE Is late as October {.