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 Are without e1osption tAs best machines on the market to-day. We have them in stock in all sizes. either chain gear or standard scar, and Ut prices flower than ever before. TIfin need Of a new mower. this sea- son, 1t will pay you to ieos them over and get uur prsces before making . purchase.
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l Mw'W. B:aA1len and daughter, Miss tHelen, of Brooklyn, have been the guests OF M fs S. S.5C:Glover for few
 days isniH 1't ,p1ii tG)14 oh} Ed !
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|''"Atas special contamination of Hiram
 lodge, NO. IS, IF. & A. M, Tuesday night, the IE.uA.i degree was conferred
 on one candidate.q !T:'7 g i}5s:E 4ni2EH i
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mtMr tandrMr rs HI epry G! are ex
 pected tot arriveGii. Newtownj' Saturi
 day, after their trip ltOsA rkansas fla
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Regular as clock works is the way
 many describe the workings of Nature after a course of Rarhon's @Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. The ordinary liver pill does it's work all at once leaving person without any regularity. rRa- mons treatment provides againstsuch state byl the laxative properties Fof the Tonic Pellets. The entire treat mentr-7two medicineS-~for 25c.r Trial dose free H. E. Mott, !Newtown;, $. c. Bull S Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. B. Hawfey, Sherman: $. J: Parks, .Frum= bull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville. *
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the northern part of the county.
 Mrs Clara King of New Haven has been the guest of Mrs J. D. Dayton.
 Miss Slate of Waterbury has visited her sister, the teacher of the Center sehooi. .tHiiiIt1,,f .@if ,tit
 Mrs Abram Bennett and Mrs Fl. M. Garfield of South Britain visited at Capt s. Hayes, last week.
 Mrs Kate Hamilton has retufned to her home in, this place. .GO ExAtG Mrs George S. Griswold+ and daugh- ter of Middlebury spent Sunday at the Misses Griswold's on Carmel Hif1.
 Gordon Tyler lost 3 horse, last week. The animal dieA seQ4 aft4r asdriye to Waterbury. s-c.
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F. c. Sanford of Bridgeport, was in HttWleyvil1e, Monday. MT Sanford has been making repairs Oh his Haavw- leyville cottage. l,<','' ''''' x ,.,''.' :.,
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[ Miss .Katel o O'Hayer of Brook field was
 the guest of her sister, Mrs John T. fSheehan;9 Saturday. t'>u15a y1ol&-nt'j ;;
 ... -775IT7 3@>>'' IT yy777tt- 7,j 2i onlN2
 ', Alyah Longstreet has opened a night telegraph school at Hawleyyille, teach ing from 7.3o p. m. to il p. -m,,. MT trLIongstreet has had an extended ex- perience in the field of telegra phy,
 having served a number of years on
 the Central railroaot of, New Jersey, Pennsylvania railroad, main line of
 New Haven road, and on. newspaper
 wire with typewriter: He is rated first
 class and is; considered one of the fast
 est operators on this 1ines and is there
 fore competent to teach students to !their full eapacitycand ithe roads are hard phshed"for men in'thiso depart
 ment. :7Thefe is supposed q to be a order somewhere in ex- istence. It looks as if they were quiet ly SlSSplHS.l 4 I2-yy.sT,t et.ti.,.!
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i3.t sfIIIt,tI IT f.FiI 1u Garry sMAreford of New, Britain pass
 ed Sunday in town. the guest iof;sMr
 and Mrs $. F. H. Hewitt. .naln i
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The dry and cold weather which we have had during the months of A pri1
 and May gives promise of a very short
 grass crop for this season. Generally
 when we'ihase'a cold" spring i've a4s(, have a wet one, but this year we IaVe had the unusual com bination of cold and dry :}d After ali the ratHral fer ttilizer from the farm has been used, there are still left on every farm some old meadows that will hardly prodtice grass enough for the labor of moving and raking them over.' To make the farm show a profit, it is necessary to get the best of it all just as in the case of, a merchant who has to do certain amount of business to pay his expenses and rent: What business he does over and above that will represent his profits, Although grain and hay imay not be as high another season as they nov are, still they may be- Att any rate it pays to raise plenty of, corn and thus have a surplus of hay to sell. There is always demand for hay in Connecticut at a good priee.'l There. fore ploW up those thos old meadows, order some of the Berkshire Complete fer tilizer and plant more corn. If there Eis no ageht for the Befkshire fertilizers iny your vicinity write to the Yorkshire Fertilizer Co.,, Bridgeport, for prices and terms. You may be sure of good goods and good treatment. ' Use level culture and after cultivating the last time seed the land down again between
 the rows. h this way you are almost sure sla e|.o|f of 2 good catch of grass and a crop the next season. L.ll 1Ilk tln 1K .a5no
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The top of the chimney in the house occupied by Dr Gordon was irelafd, last Friday. MT Shepard did the work.
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DO YOU GET UP 4a -',2ol 4 >i MTHAILAME BACy,
Kidney Trouble Makes You mlserasl3

s, Almost everybody who reads the news
 papers is sure to know of the wonderful
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FEEDERS.

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 We have the Thomas Royal in wood or all steel and win guarantee them to give entire satisfaction in any spot or place. c,
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HORSE RAKES.

We are stfll selling the Thomas Reliable. Worcester, and Reliable All Steel. Any of them a guoi rake. and any one of them will do your work satisfactorily.
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-NUGGETs oF.EHws. sfhe.f s6sk<ss &s first of the week, made the tobacco growers hearts leap for joy. I li 1y yLL .sl.l 7, IiSiG ,5'uBiIIk r14:sy zt t'I :d Mrsandi Mrs George Camp. Of Morris visited aeN. iBaStrong's on Friday ~ I.i. Ir.niIp ZutI3 tiiI 91B c1s@lH oy9Arrd i Percy and Eben Str0ng. Miss Clara Morgan and Miss Lucy Perkins from New Britain were guests on Above All over Saturday and Sunday. " s'i..,. .... Henry Morrow is doing good mason work for David Strong.
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liWATER1owN.
THE VILLAGE AND vCINr

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 F. B. Noble is having his house shingled. ~ ?
 Buckingham Brothex. 4anas bdilMa8 fine large barn on their farm.
 L,RF Patrick trick o'HEara, Hal whe ws!1 lost his life from inhaling steam in collision at 'Winstsd, used to run On 1this railroad and had many friends here.nl taEi" i "' Hon Hl W. we: G. French, who who has has been sick for number Of weeks, is 'improvi ing. In walking down to the lot the other day he found two mangy CUTS just finishing killing very valuable thorouighsbred yeafling and had anoth- CT so badly frightened and injured that it had toibe Killed. He recogniz- ed the CUTS and their owners will be asked to reimburse..4liM W4rI .2HI Caoroa A Skilton and William R.
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- .'~s CHURCH NOTES. gi' 4 ;7., ..:, = <: The missionary meeting, auxiliary to the W. E. o. M., will be held in the chapel, Friday afternoon, June 6, at 2.3O.
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L.f lIlA'tlNhEEE lE ,lfI!4-ET YfENI :. Julius Tilson passed w ednesday amid the sights and scenes of the Park City. !tit Hj.t"',r' ,..ft .'-t! '. F. B. Banks returned on Tuesday from a visit with his daughter, Mrs B,urritt, at. Greenfield Hill. 13....i,
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Theodore Bfrtand Miss yAlfef heye returned trom as.cSrriage. .gdrivee 1t; which time they visited relations ip the northern part of the county.
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Cor. Main q Church Sts.,

COfe M8I0 O VnuTCu SIS.p ~ yss ;. .oTsE ; New Milford, -S-SConms
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.iTRUMBULL.'

2Itl!E;:ss ~tt .vii(r--7.7i 2!.lti:ttsI t,,fsi
 CHESTNUT LAND. Mrs Bradley Beers is slowly improv- ing. She has nurse from Bridgeport A AiA st1bton sp ssppaAhtldbt Neck with Mrs A. S. Beach.
 MrslRs,naall|has B, . entertained friends from Southport. :YOrhel IHalltis quite sick. Dr Hill attends him.
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Owing to the storm, Rev H. O, Hof-
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"A. E.C0NKEf& r.. soN,EeW New Milford1 Eoans
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Our Grocery; Department IisI running over with all that is Best. We want YOU to give us . trial order. feeling sure it will be % satisfactory that many or dero will follow.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Teachers Nee ting

Prof F. A. Mccall announces that
the North Kootenai County Teachers
Association will meet in the public
school building here next Saturday af-
ternoon, April 9Th. A full attendance
Of the members is anticipated, and a
number of teachers from BOnners
Ferry and Rathdrum are expected to
be present. Arrangements are also
being made for an evening session in
which q number OF Standpoint citizens
have been invited to participate.
Owing to his inability to secure re-
sponses from all who ha We been in
vited to take an active part in the ses-
sionS, Prof. Mccall has delayed publi-
cation of the program unit next week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

mrs. Moiiie Carleton. whose myster-
Gus disappearance from the Vincent
church in Spokane Sunday event ny. is
puzzling the police OF that city, and
mas caused such sensation, is quite
well know in Standpoint, she n aying
resided here with her husband prior
TO their departure for Spokane about
one year ago. The Republican scribe
has talked about the case to only a
few people who knew the woman quite
well during the Carletons' residence
here, and those are inclined to attach
Importance to the elopement theory.
but declined to give reasons for such
belief. Mrs. Carleton accompanied a
lady friend to the Vincent chur rch in
Spokane Sunday evening, but before
the services began asked her friend to
excuse her for a few minutes. Her
friend saw no more of Mrs. Carleton,
nor is any one else in Spokane positive
of having seen her since that time, al
though the police have been working
on the case ever since Monday She
deserted young husband and two
children, boy OF five and girl Of
three years. The theories Of suicide,
foul play and elOpement have been ad-
vanced, but as yet no positive clues to
any Of these theories have been dis
covered.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Two New Mills

Work on the construction of two
new saw mills in this vicinity will be
commenced very soon. The plants
will be located on either side OF the
Great Northern at the Pack River
crossing. One Of these enterprises is
being promoted by e. F. Sander &
Company Of Minneapolis and the Col
burn Mercantile Company is interest
ed in the other. While the Republi-
cans information in regard to the es-
Establishment of these enterprises is
authentic. particulars are meagre,
and the date upon which operations
are to begin and the capacity OF the
mills is not known.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

A representative OF the Republican
spent Tuesday on business at Rath-
drum. Evidences OF good times are
not lacking at the county scat, and
the people generally are looSing for
ward to another prosperous year.
A few Of the vanguard Of homeseek-
ers have shown up in town and the re-
suit is considerable activity in realty,
especially prairie farm lands, of which
large quantity has already changed
hands. This activity has called into
existence two real estate offlcess, one
of which is conducted by Wilson &
Sheffield and the other by Wright &
Crenshaw. These men reported a
number of transfers of recent date
and the sale Of large tracts of railroad
land. Enquiries regarding improved
farm lands are most numerous and
brisk demand for this class of realty
is anticipated by the time the home
seeker movement is in full way. I'M
proved prairie land is now selling read
lily at from $40 to SIS per acre. but it
is quite certain that prices will not
long remain at those figures. All
this will result in the cultivation of a
much larger area Of the prairie this
year than ever before, and Rathdrum
will be benefited proportion nately.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Injured by Expl0 sion.

Agent f. r. Dell OF the Great North
ern is nursing a severely scorched
face. resulting from an accident which
occurred Tuesday evening. 1t APP
nears that the gasoline motor used in
loading coal into the chutes got out
of order. and when Mr.. Dell struck a
match with the intention Of examin-
inu the mechanism and locating the
tr,,hle AN explosion followed. DR..
pave was called to attend the injured
man whose burns are quite severe, but
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Notice Of village Election.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual village election in the village oi
Standpoint, for the purpose Of electing
five village trustees to serve for the
fiscal year commencing May l, 1902
and ending Nay |, 1903, will be held
A pril ]. 1902. The polls will open at
8 O'Clock 9. IN. and remain open until
I O'Clock y. m. Of said day. The poll
ing place VIII be at the Whitaker
building.
by order Of the board.
CHAS. r.. FOSS,
Chairman Pro tenn Board Trustees.
c. f. RIGGS,
Clerk OF Board.
Dated this 5th day Of March, 1902.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Error in School Law.

A orcspondent writing from New.
port calls attention to an error or mis-
print appearing in Sec. 1043 of the
new school laws Of Idaho. On page
IS, chapter XXXVIII, relating to
especial tax" submission to vote'
and qualified electors" appears the
following: ut shall be unlawful at
the annual school meeting" etc.
The word "unlawful" is erroneous
and should be "lawful." This Is nc
doubt Of considerable Importance to
school boards.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Social Da ,ice Tonight.

Tonight is the social dance at py-
THAN hall. The Invitation Is cordial
and sweeping and includes everyone
who desires To attend. The manage
meat assures rs that good music Will
be. In attendance and that the lunch
which is to be served, will be the
very best that the ladies can prepare.
Hot coffee, sandwiches and cake will
be on the bill Of fare. Dance tickets.
including luncl per couple, one dol
lar
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Death of Priest RIVER Vale, Pioneer.

r. M. Kramer an aged and highly
respected pioneer settler of Priest
River valley, died at his home near
the town OF Priest River Tuesday
morning. The immediate. cause Of
death was peritonitis, resulting from
surgical operation performed Satur-
day. Deceased settled in the Priest
River valley about II years ago. His
age was 60 years, and he leaves a wild
ow and daughter, the latter II years
old. The remains were taken to
Trent, WASH, for interrment, and the
funeral took place Thursday.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone

the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company, came down to Occur d'Aiene
from Wallace the first OF last week
and looked the field over for tho pur-
pose OF ascertaining whether the
town would furnish business enough
to justify the company in installing
telephone system, or. local exchange,
as It is more commonly called. The
town was canvassed and contracts TO-
q phones were placed In business
houses and residences. The lines are
to be individual and the system will
be the best In every respect, 1t will
be completed in five weeks.
G. O. Mcfarland Of Butte, Mont.
general manager Of the Largey Lum-
her Company, arrived In Couer d.
Alene last Tuesday to look after husi-
ness matters Accompanied by A.
III. Mcfarland he returned to Butte
Thursday, where Meeting Of the di-
rectors will be held, says the Press.
Mr.. Mcfarland informad the Prcss
editor that he attended the national
convention OF the wholesale lumber
dealers at Chicago and found that
Idaho lumber was considered o very
good grade In the east. Some of the
lumber finds market as far east ms
Pittsburgh and the demand Is con-
stantly increasing.
Thomas Grady, whose arrest on the
charge Of assaulting deaf and dumb
woman who resided in the timber
near the st. Maries river, caused sen
sation at the time, is cleared OF che
charge. He was bound over to await
the action Of the grand jury Of Sho-
shOne county, which made its report
last Wednesday withO 1T finding an in
dictmcnt against Grady, although his
accusers appeared before the jury and
gave testimony, says the Occur d.
Alene Press. Mr.. Grady has been In
this section for the past two years
and bears an excellent reputation.
He is a quiet, inoflensive man and
those who know him hest believed the
charge false. The action Of the grand
jury proves that their belief was well
founded and Mr.. Grady stands before
the people innocent OF the crime.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

Faithful Record of tho Weeks Doings 1t
the County Seat.
The Panhandle Abstract Company's
new safe arrived Monday.
M. p. Whitcomb of Clark Fork was
a Rathdrum visitor Tuesday.
Fred Empey of Bonners Ferry was
visiting in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. George Poler was q Spokane
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Henry Hockett OF Athol was tran
sacting business in the city Wednes-
day.
w. H. Cable Of State Line was shak-
ing hands with Rathdrum friends
Tuesday.
Fred Melder and family will move
on to their Spirit Valley ranch in the
near future.
Miss Glen Steel, who is teaching
school at Bellgrove, was a Rathdrum
visitor Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Klopf
on Monday, daughter. Mother and
Child doing nicely.
Miss Helen Hart went to Spokane
Wednesday evening for a couple of
days visit with friends.
About Is or 20 Rathbone Sisters
Of Syringa Temple went to Spokane
Thursday to visit with the Rathbone
Sisters OF that city.
Sheriff Dyer lost one of his driving
horses Wednesday. In some unac-
cOuntable way the animal broke its
hind leg while in box stall and had
to be Shot.
John Met. Repass OF Republic is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. r. G..
Thompson. Mr.. Repass has been en-
gagged in the hotel business at Repub-
lie for the past four years.
Robert Miller OF Spokane was In
town Wednesday and Thursday. He
returned Thursday night, but will be
back again Monday to commence
work on his saw mill at Twin lakes.
The Odd Fellows Of Rathdrum have
decided to celebrate the anniversary
OF the order at Standpoint on April %.
All the lodges in kootenai county are
invited to attend and participate.
A free show and dance was given
by four travelling artists at the Hotel
Wright dining room Saturday eve-
ming, which was well attended.
They gave very creditable enter.
tainment. A collection was taken up.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
RATES AGAIN REDUCED
from all Points l.asf-sIow to Travel
When COsni,ss West.

from all Points tssi.--How to Travel
When Coini,.t West.
Before you make definite arranga-
ments for that trip cast let us qaOir
you rates via the illiuois Central Raj
road. Our rates are the lowest 10 b..
bad, and 1t Will pay you to write Us.
II you haven't time to communicate
with us, tell the agent from whoal
you purchase your ticket that you
want to travel by way Of the IllInoi.
Central and you will never regret tie
trip.
II any OF your relatives or friends
In the east are coming west while tie
low rates are In effect write us about
them, and we will see that they ge:
the lowest rates with the best SER
vice.
Through tourist cars, personally
conducted excursion cars, free reclin-
ing chair cars--in fact. all the latest
conyeniences known 10 modern rail-
roading
For further particulars regarding
rates, time, service. stop-overs, differ
ent connections and routes, ETC.. etc.
call on or address,
Il. II. TRUMBULL,
Coml Agent.
m li2 Third ST., Portland, Ore.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

Carpenters and painters have been
at work on the Whitaker building
this week getting the same into con-
dition for occupancy. 'rhe inside has
been partitioned into two spacious
store rooms In front and an Office and
some hytng rooms in the back part Of
the building. One OF the store rooms
will be occupied by Ferguson & Nor
tison With stock OF gents furnishing
goods. The office part will bc head
quarters for the idaho Cedar Compa-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

IL Is not thought that they will leave
MS features scared. The night oper.
ator is now acting as agent in Mr..
Dell's place.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14
M|tIlFORD.

]: Bone. Grand Forks, is visiting with
Buck, Brothers.
Miss Annie Robbins, Cavalier, is visit
ing with her relatives here.
Mr. Alex. Mitchell, Bowesmont, was
transacting business in the vicinity the
other day. s.5 ..Si
Miss Styles, sister Of the late James
Styles, IS visiting with her sister-in-law,
Ms Ms. y \ Styles s
II the weather remains fine. seeding
operations will be general here at an
early date. q.
Mrs. v. s. Waldo and Miss Moseley 81
Bowesmont. made few calls in the
|neigh orhood last week.
On his way from Cavalier to Dtayton
last wsek Rev. Oh made 4 short stop
Iat the home VI Esra obb,ds s..s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14
Would Smash the Club.

Ifmembers Of the I" Hay Fever As
ISOLATION would use DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, the club
would go to pieces, for it always cures
this malady, and Asthma, the kind that
battles the doctors it wholly drives from
the system. Thousands Of once hopeless
sufferers from Consumption, Pneumonia.
Bronchitis owe their lives and health,to it
It conquers Grip, saves little once from
Group and Whooping Cough and is
positively guaranteed for all throat and
Lung troubles. 50, el00. Trial bottles free
at 7. R. Shaw's drug store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14
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CUNT eYis. /:
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FLORA.
.[Too late for last week.l

Too late for last week.l f ~
y e. Flora j. in the fashion, ithasthe small
pox.
/, Fred Weiss Of Crystal, wasspoiling our
roads Monday and Tuesday.
William Mcintosh Of Crystal, was max
ing the mud fly here on Sunday.
Julius Puppe drove load to Crystal
Friday night. toSattend the fire there.
Fred Gill got scared Of smallpox and
is somewhere in the woods around Neche.
u Miss Emma Anderson, Of the North
Star school, is at home on short vaca-
ton.
Wing OF Crystal, is following the lead
OF the Minneapolis Tribune, and offers a
$4,000 piano as a prize to his numerous
customers.
They say Joe Stafford is getting quite
stout these days, because Norman keeps
his eye on him and won't let him out to
get exercise.
The entertainment in District IS, Wash
lngton's birthday, was grand success
and largely attended Great credit was
due the scholars and teachers for the
able manner the program was carried
out
Miss Lydia Johnson, daughter OF c. B.
and Mrs. johnson, died early Sunday
morning aged 8 years. The funeral was
largely attended Tuesday, and remains
inferred in Crystal cemetery. Deceased
was great favorite with all the people
in this community, and all tender their
sympathy with the bereaved family,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14

S00IET1E9.

Penabana Leaee, a, a. z. d AK
Reoular meetings in the evenings Of first and
third Friday of every mont Visiting Brethren
in good standing are invited. !
W. w. FEIsoN, RoB1. MoHH1so ~
! Secretary. W. M