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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-25

WASHINGTON. THURSDA
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-TT-ee nicely furnished o,,,,,,,,,,j-
,itIHE focHS; 80 floor private family. 1872
ID - Nv eos
FOR RENT-Part'y furnished second faar. 49,
gas and both, light housekeeping. AZ gtb q.
~. e24-3
. FOR RENT-onc large front room one HAD
fun isted. 52- 81 ST. NV. e24-5
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. So Der mouth
- II ST. ne. e2l-S
/ FoR RENT-A s,site Of beautiful rooms in \
lew nous. 10 one or two gnutleuets; location
rH" finest IN the Northwest strictly r,rlygtc
family. With OF without board add4ess BOX
So this rfHce- rp7f-g
/ FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light mouse
I keeping 30 10th st. NV. YnJ4-3
FOR EENT-l1a Q st. NV. furnished rooms 70
! gentlemen; phone IN The house. m24-3
( FOR RENTING front rooms, heat and gas
. ~ - g MAS
/ TOR RENT-PIea=ant furnished front room near
i O.. P. o. 20 X ST. ne m2I3
/ FOR RENT-Csn accommodate 90 comfortable
/ lor G. a. r. &22 last CenitoI. e23-3
/
/ FOR RENT-FuruisIted rooms, rent reasonable.
E-z I2th ST. NV e23-s
FOR RENT-Furnisbed front room, IS. gss L
+ 81. NV. n29-9
/ FOR REyT-NiceIy furnished room, rent rea-
Se25ale. 90 ! st. NV m233
( FOR RENT-Ia7gc furnished front room; two
/ persons 20 & 81 NV m22-3
FOR RENT Furnished room. 52z ID St NV.
u23-S
I FOR RENT-g1s New York ave. nicely fur
nisHrc rooms; tTa1sieHts accommodated
mss
/ FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms for gen
IsHen pg couples. ~ y 10Th ST. NV. left bell
I--1-3
FOR RENT-La=ge front room. with privilege
OF Eight housekeeping IS; one for 81 1913
VI s. NV mss
FOR RENT-EIegant furnished rooms. address
20 y - nv m23-3
HOTEL PATIENCE, 80 Z st. NV; nicely fur
nlshet ROOMS, with private baths; cafe. hotel
service; reasonable. apply az office Of hotel
ca-1
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
FuR BENT-Tuo unfinished communicating,
/ rooms 8n 81 floor. heat and gas light house
keepTng- also ore furnished room on parlor
moor. terms reasonable. s95 ON 81. NV eos
FOR RENT-To refined couple. large pretty
connecting rooms, bath, gas. heat closets. ear
/ Inc. SO Per month 1875 North Capitol 81
81
FOR EENT-Tro unfinished rooms TO sdr,frs
. l-.2eer" Improvements s. n 81 ne mss
T9k RENT-Tuo unfinished rooms. up two
als-ltz. apply III 81 Nv m25-3
FOR RENT-Unfur1ished rooms: 3 rooms for
( -i2it .-7lzsekeepltSi I'd fo0T. ~ 9Th st NV
e54-5
FOR RENT-TTgo looms. large alcove; light
I ..'l1ekteTIHg5 adults. ST. North Carolina ave
e245
FoE RENT-EntiTc first floor tErs. rooms con-
. pee Tor housekeeping 9l2 9th 81. ne. ez45
FOR RENT Three OF large unfinished
Te2Es priFate family no children. Gail be-
fore p. ~ 2 q ST. ne. esq
FOR RENT unfinished rooms at III st
NV Cali 81 story between 80 and $50 2. N.
Terms reasonable eZF3
FOR RENT-FoUr UNFINISHED rooms o. C
ST. nv near Pension Office m24-3
FOR RENT-TIuee beautiful rooms. psrIor AGO.
hay Nzndovs front snd bach. hot and cold
water, bath, gas SIS; no children. 3US c 81
Sc mas
FOR RENT-Second aoor unfurnished; ; fine.
iaTge rooms il5 81 Sc, opposite Cougres-
7I1''al : ahTzry- egg
FOR 8ENT-Two rooms: one large room and
ilsii room, with white family I64s 9Th ST. NV.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21

Improvement to the city that has
been ''in..sight" for, years and the
opportunity should be taken advant-
age of promptly.
i. The rents. from such a building
can. be. easily .shownzt o yield from
>12,xper cent.to Is per cent interest
On the investment, and no one win
,feF s: moment question t6eiT. con:
slant occupation. - - ''.-~ :
4 The business men-. of. Worthington
should consider the indirect. dvants
ages. Of such an addidon to our
growing city and Be willing offer
. bonus Of at least.$5ooo 90 il cash
for the constructio n. { such l,,s hall
during thissscnming. season. The
writer ::as'on 81 the ..humblest Of
rs lasf I 81 sixa { 9g9slll sia .;
tKs proj Jet. Businssa ;. Nan:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
Onolulnuto Cough Cure
For counlso, C0lds and Croup,

F.. The concert given in the Turner
opera house Friday evening of last
week, BY the Carleton ,Glee Club
without question was one of tho
best musical entertainments the
people Of this city have had. AZ
svocalsts they can scarcely be exs
celled. There was real music ID
their voices, which were blended in
perfect harmony: and their tones
were pure and sweet: The program
differed from the ordinary and
every number deserved the ! warm
applause given by,sa appreeiative
audience The grasshopper sat on
q sweet potato vine, ''etc:, aloness
worth the price Of admission. New
II1insl9 tiieens1iG(s
TUESDAY, March IS. y ss''ss'; !.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
VICINITY.

Mrs. B. JAS. Chermak returned
from a visit to her home in Iowa,
ner brother in law Charley Chermak
accompanied her.
Alvin klesse after spending the
winter at his home in Missouri, re-
turned to his former position with
Barton Goodrich.
At special meeting at the Green
school Monday evening, it was de-
s:ided. by au unanimous vote, that
she district furnish the text books
Mrs. Thos. Mcbride spent Wednes-
hay with Mrs. F. S. Burroughs.
F. H. Lyon delivered a fine drove
of hogs to Worthington buyers, the
tirst of the week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
AN OPERA HALL IN WORTH
INGTON. $sS.s

If there is one thing which our
charming little city needs to make
it complete as an ideal clustered
happy homes filled with contented
people it is a good opera hall Pro.
spective builders of business blocks
can seldom sec how to include such
a hall in a paying investment, but
at the present time there exists an AZ
ideal opportunity for a combina etlDi'
of splendid paying business rooms CONS
and an equally good paying opera
hall. E:H-s FIT = ~: &
a three story brick block on st klat,
'Thompson corner with A comhhod-
ioaS representation the side street II; u
rSettzissthgye ry.ss==pIgintef view g1ggs;AE
g :d5d busfhe. v9n ture ana al IDEAL
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
YOU WILL MEET SOME ONE.

1t is often said no ..matters~. where
a person goes, they will meet - some
one they have previously known. A
verication Of this statement will be
seen from the foil owing, taken. from
a weekly letter of E. C...Huntington,
who is in the south and recently
made visit to Washington: Thela:
dy referred to isMiss .:Laeta.. Ramage:
A pecruliar incident occurred with
me when I got on the car to- yiist
Mt. Vernon. All seats..having two
passengers in except one, and lady
having half of that. Here is where
brass came in handily. Not having
bought ticket for the privilege
of standing up, and not believing
the lady had bought two tickets, sat
beside her, engaged in reading my
guide book, until we crossed the
Potomac on the long bridge made
famous by federal scldiery during
the jeff Davis war. I thought when
sitting down that the face looked
like one had seen before, but not
thinking it possible to have SO pleas
antly found Minnesota girl, / said
nothing until we we're on the ap-
proach to the bridge when some
thing wanted to understand caught
my eye. My brass lead me to make
the inquiry Of the lady, when she
informed me in dignifed but court
eous tones that she was a stranger
here. This lead to an inquiry
from me as to her home''The West,'
she said. l too, - said the Listener,
at the same time noticing proper
disincljnation on the part OF the
lady to engage in conversation
with stranger But coming from
the West, the LISTENER must know
from where South Western
Minnesota, - wit a slight infection
viii, was interpreted as wishing
l wouldn't say any more. "What>
town. II asked. ''Worthington. "
I''guess You know me, - then,I said,
handing her my card. why. yes,
and how is Gale?" The lady is
Miss Ramage. 1 had met her once
or twice back in Gods country.
Thu. young lady has been at
Columbia College in New York for
some time, and had come to Wash
ington only a few days before 60
ing right to teaching school in the
middle of the week, and it being
Saturday now she, like the Listener
was going to..the ''shrine of each
patriots devotion, mount Vernon,
Miss Ramage is temporarily in a
privte school, supplying vacancy
made by sickness. She has a prim-
airy department in which are such
pupils as, the chilrden of senators,
representatives, foreign ministers,
ETC., one Of silkstocking schools Of
the capital. 1t is needless to say
that we had delightful visit to
Washington old homestead, to
Alexandria, of which shall speak
later, and to the navy yard where
we remained until closing time.
During the week I shall try to
arrange with some of our delegation
for introductions at the departments
for Miss Ramage so she can have a
special escort through the interesting
places.
GA oE1A.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
WlLMONT.


Jessie Bean made a business TRIP
to Reading Monady returning Tues
day.
Saturday John Kelley went TO- St.
Paul in charge of a car OF hogs TOR
ehe south St. Paul market.
Messrs West and Smith are here
looking after the interests. OF the
new creamery. They have the cellel
. about dug and will soon begin the
foundation.
Landlord W. H. Spong OF H"tel
Nillnont is having his hosiery
huilling raised and will have Il yp' d
Foundation placed under 1t. Con.
tractors Miller and 1oeder are do
ing the work.
John Corbett who was visiting
his brother ". J. departed tol
Woons0cket South Dakota Saturday
Parties who are now or will be
suildjng new dwelling houses with
IN a week or two are {. F. Jaeger,
n. J.Lorge, Joe WeitZel, 81. Long
and ". c. Hodges.
Many new houses will be built
rhis summer.
The school entertainment at the
Woodmen Hall last Friday night
was a decided success" about $500
was raised which will be used in the
purchase of an organ for the school
house. Congratulations are due.
Mr.. R.W. Moherly and Miss Hovey
the teachers for their success III
training the young people in their
+:harge.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
Just received, a full
line of IKE latest in Slim
fner Shirt Waists. Muir
dock & Hoover.
NOTICE.

Having sold out our business we
want to have all our accounts settl-
ed at once and any account that is
not paid by April 20 tin will be hand
s:.l to lawyer for collection.
Yours Truly Palm B los.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
SEEDS FOR SALE.

Timothy, millet, red and white
clover, red top, bluegrass and rape
seed, for sale at the Swedish Eleva-
tor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
REPENTANCE.

Evangelist Ely has choesn Repent.
ance for his subject tonight at the
q. A. R. Hall. All are cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Citation Hearing Petition
for Appointment of
Administrator

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County OF GriggS.
In county court before Hon. VIII II. Carle-
ton. Judge
In the matter Of the estate of John Newlands
deceased.
James Simpson. Jr.. Petitioner.
James Newlands. Forbes NewlHnds
and Mary Newlands. Respondents.
Citation Hearing Petition for Appointment
administrator.
Tnc state of North Dakota to the above
4iuc.l respondent and all persons inter-
estcu in the estate OF John NewlandS. de-
ceased.
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified
that James Simpson Jr. the petitioner herein
has filed in this court his petition. praying
that letters Of administration upon the estate
Of John Newlands. late of the town of Lenora
in the county of Griggs and state OF North
Dakota, deceased. he granted to James Simp-
son, .yr., and that the said petition will be
heard and duly considered by this court on
Monday. the 9TH day Of July A. D. l9Gs. at
~ O'clock In the forenoon Of that day at the
court rooms Of this court in the county court
house in the village OF COOperst0wn. county
of Griggs and state Of North Dakota, and
you. and each Of you. are hereby cited to be
and appear before this court at said time and
place, and answer said petition. and show
cause, II any there be. why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
By the Court:
WILL II. CARLETON,
Judge OF the County Court.
Dated the 18th day Of May A. d. 1907.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Notice of Public Land Sale.
q. 6. Land Office. Fargo. n. d.. May. 9th, 100:

q. 8. Land Office. Fargo. n. D.. May. 9th, 1902:
Notice OF Public Land Sale. Isolated
Yracts.)
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
Instructions from the commissioners of the
general land Office, under authority invested
In him by Sec. 2l55 U. 8. Revised Statutes. as
amended BY the Act Of Congress approved
February .26th, 1895, we will proceed to offer
ut public sale ON the 18th day of Jnne A: d..
1907 next. at this Office at 10 .. M. the follow
ing tract Of land. to-wit: Lot Of Sec. I. Twp.
l47 n. Rg. 50 containing ~. II acres:
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file
their claims in this Office on or before the
day above designated for the commencement
Of said sale, Otherwise their rights will be
forfeited. ~
&C, SCHUYLER,
Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12

Mrs. 7. +. R0binson; secretary, John
s. BytngtOn: treasurer, Win Stewart.
Parents are requested to encourage
their children to come, as there Is no
more need to fear of the smallpox,
heretofore manifested.
Mrs. T. +. Robinson departed, last
"Wednesday for a few weeks sojourn
with friends in different parts of
Michigan. We wish Mrs. Robinson a
pleasant time which she so much
merits, but Thomas, who will have to
batch, will not find it so pleasant.
G.. j. Erlandson, our genial school
director has been quite busy the past
few weeks constructing toe-paths to
the school house. If the young
America Of this community do not be-
come educated, it will not lie Christ's
fault, for he is always on deck to pro-
mote the cause of education.
Prof. Byron Bemis. who teaches
one of the Mabel schools visited with
Geo. w. Graf, who teaches the Van
Vleet school, one day last week. The
happy professor has introduced the
outlandish innovation of boarding in
one county and teaching in another
an unprecedented procedure in this
locality. Gentle reader, this may not
seem very amusing to you, and you
may fail to see the point, but it may
provoke a:;little mirth among these
who reside in the immediate vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sloane were
guests at the Erlandson family last
Sunday.
Mat Thiel has been kept pretty busy
the past few days getting feed ground.
Mat is a fine fellow, and all around
good farmer, but like many bachelors
needs a good wife to make things
pleasant about the house.
Mr.. T. G. Knapp, who has been in
Michigan the past year or SO, has ar
rived here, and will personlly superin-
tend his farming interests for the
present. Mr.. Knapp likes North Da-
kota, but likes Michigan better be-
cause there he can procure fresh fruit
at all times.
Assessor HOwden has about com
pleted his labors as assessor, and is not
sorry, for it has greatly prolonged his
springs work.
{ ConAlUNICATION. :.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12

NOTICE FOR FINAL PROOF.-Land Once
q Fargo. ND. May z lS0e-Notice u hereby
given that tho following named settler has
svs yesrs proof insuppo , Of Sis claim. and
that said proof viii Is made before Oscar ID.
PurtntOn. clerk district court Ut his once
CoOperstOwn. Griggs Co., N. d.. on June
2ist, 1902. viz:
ARNT J. HELLAND.
H. f. 10. 3l125 for the mex of Sec. "a In Twp.
l47. n of Rig. 60 ".
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tiOn of. said land. viz: Erick A.. NOrd-
strOm, Ole Bakken. Anders g. Erickson.
&C. SCHUYLER, Register.
John o. Ole. Agent.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Notice of Public Land Sale

q. S Land Office. Fargo n. d.. May sth. 1902.
Notice of Public Land Sale, Isolated
Tracts).
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
instructions from the commissioner Of the
general lard Office. under authority vested
In him us b.. 2455 u. S. Revised Sta utes. as
amended by the Act OF Congress approved
February s6th 1895. We will proceed to offer
ut public sale on the 18th day OF June A. d..
ing tract Of land. to-wi. lot 4 ~, IT,
Twp 147 n. Rg 60 W. containing Iu.a. ;..'rcS.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
their claims in this o!fice ON OF before the day
above designated fer the commencement Of
said SALE otherwise their rights will he for
feited.
G. C. SCHUYLER.
Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Notice Of Public Land Sale.

snd o% 9. s.b F:!fo end y. 3D. F. nG:S sss
Tf1ctSl
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
Of instructions from the commissioners OF the
general land Ofiice. under authority vested
Ia him by section PASS. q. s. Revised Statutes:
6 amended by the Act OF congress approved
February a6tl. 1895. We will proceed to oner
1902 NEXT ut this Office ut 10 u. M. the follow.
ing tract Of land to-wit: nwx Of mex OF
Sec, ~ Twp. l4S n. Rg 50 W, containing ~
acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file
their claims in this office on or before the day
above designated for the commencement OF
said sale, otherwise their rights will be fore
feited.
< G. C. SCHUYLER,
5-15 Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Mabel.

AS we have not yet noticed any
news items pertaining to Mabel in
you most excellent paper, and this be-
ing good old republican township,
we concluded to have some Of the
more important thoughts, ideas, and
actions Of those who comprise the re-
publican party Of this section, includ-
ing some Others, recorded in the col
umns of the Courier.
To the best Of our knowledge the
most recent definition for literature
is the reflection and reproduction of
the life Of the people. Now, we con-
tend If the thoughts, ideas, and
actions Of the people of this communi-
ty are put down in such a form and
manner as to afford pleasure to the
readers they will undoubtedly become
a part Of literature, but as to the lat
ter we have our grave fears.
All we have to say in political way
is that the republicans of this neck
of the woods are as harmonious and
active as ever, and will roll up good
ly majority for the state and county
ticket. next fall, and in that way show
our approval of the republican ad-
ministration. We are especially
pleased with the war President
Roosevelt is waging against the trust
system. 1t requires great deal of
backbone, strenuosity and stamina on
the part of a public official to hazard
a battle against an interest so power
full; but nevertheless it involves true
patriotism, and spirit with which
all public officials should be imbued,
for which they will receive the sig
niticant remuneration, the counter.
ance and appreciation of the masses
an influence to be reckoned with.
A Sunday school has been organized
in the VanVleet school. The follow.
ing officers were elected for the pres
ent season: Superintendent, Mrs.
Andrew Urquardt; Assistant-Supt,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
Griggs County Farmers
Take Notice.

About July 18th another delegation
of farmers is invited to inspect the
workings of the N. d. Agricultural
College at Fargo and though courtesy
of the N. P. railroad a rate of 91.OO for
the round trip will be in effect. The
delegation is limited to 50 farmers
apply to the undersigned for re-
presentation. Do this by letter or
postal card. Places will be filled In
order applications are received, pre-
ference being given to parties who
did not visit the college on last years
excursion. MAYNARD CRANE.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12

Notice of Final Proof,-Land oflce at Far
70. N. D., June s 1909. Notice is hereby giv-
en- that the following settler has hled
notice of her intention to make final years
proof in support Of her claim and that said
proof will be made before Oscar ID, Purinton.
clerk of the district court at CooperstOwn,
Grigys Co, N. ID. on Saturday, July 18th, 1904.
GEORGIANA Upton.
H. E. No. <s4lG, for the neh Of Sec. 70. in
TWp. l46 no of Rg. 81 ".
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, ard cultivA-
ton Of said lands. viz: David Gorthy. Robert
ali Of Cooperstown r. o., GrigSs Co. n. d.
G. @, SCHUYLER.
Register.
VIM, Glass Agent. s-1e
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12
HannoEord.


This week finishes up most of the
seeding. Perhaps a little barley will
20 in next week. The wheat acreage
will be small compared to last year,
while flax will show large increase.
Roof is now on the Olson elevator
and at present it is a little the tallest
thing in town.
Rev. Carmine has purchased a driv-
ing team from AL. Shue.
Claus Jackson sold his drivers to A.
j. Anderson and is now looking for
something better.
w. G. Langdon was lost to the
world for awhile last week being un-
der guard on one case.
Varnum VanVleet started for the
Pacific coast last Saturday and will
the west look over.
Rev. Williams of Darcy taught the
Bible class here Sunday and spoke at
Young Peoples meeting in the even
ing.
Owing to the fact that Miss Feiring
could not be here next week, closing
exercises of the school were held last
Friday night. The program was very
much enjoyed by crowded house,
and diplomas granted to Misses Rose
Nelson and Myrtle Sinclair.
The side track is being raised at
this point, which will be a great saw
ing to the company of fuel and of cuss
words to the employees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langlie are now
settled in their new home, and the
bank and drugstore will soon be ready
for business. Our business men will
regret severing every pleasant bank
ing relations elsewhere, but Of course
can not but wish to do what they can
to deyelope their own town.
There are now 90 of Hannaford's
boys and girls who are pledged to use
neither whiskey tobacco or profanity,
That the boys understand the value of
their pledge is evidenced by the fact
that when one of them was pretty
sick last winter and the doctor pre-
scribed whisky sling, he stoutly re-
fused to take it. Good boy and un-
wise doctor.
The threshing man is putting in
double time and evidently figures on a
big crop. Hope he want be disap-
pointed.
Lutheran church steeple Is being
repaired.
The Martin house is being papered
and painted inside and out.
The hotel and dray line, under the
new management are giving our PEG.
pie good service. That of the table
being especially good,
1t has been suggested that the w.
G. T. q. call on those who are violat.
ing prohibition law, and notify them
that is they don't cease, they will en-
deavor to secure their conviction. Oh
what use? With the editor of the
McHenry Tribune we believe they de
serve no consideration. They know
they are breaking the law, they know
whether the profits warrant the risl
they take Of conviction. Owners o
buildings know they are liable t.
have them closed for a year. Las
Saturday night three boys under Il
were drunk and if any one thinks tenn
perance people of this town are goinl
Il tn stand for Sllch work they are muc1