Courier Democrat., 1904-11-24
" you want to buy your wife nice
present look at Z. J. kelly's special silk

i " you want to buy your wife nice
present look at Z. j. kelly's special silk
waist sale.
/ Mrs. Fred Brennick took last Fridays
train for a holiday visit of few weeks
with relatives in Minnesota and the
western part of this state.
] The ladies of the Presbyterian church
ask that those contributing food to the
dinner and supper at their bazaar on
December 3rd, leave the same at Mrs.
| o. E. Thompson's residence on Spruce
street not later than Wednesday, the
3Oth inst.
u Many of the older residents of the
south end of this county will learn with
regret of the sudden death of Mrs. j. o.
Blichfeldt, which occurred few days
ago at Los Angeles. The family were
enroute from Grand Forks to Southern
California.to spend the winter.
Archie Sillers Sr', who has been down
from his home in the Northwest for a
few weeks visit with friends here and
in the western part of the county, re-
turns this week to his home on the
other side of the line. 1t is the hope of
Archies friends that he may as years
roll around, make many more visits.
Auctioneer E. Wienecke may be
largely credited with the success that
attended the sale of articles remaining
undisposed of at the close of the
Catholic church bazaar last Thursday
night. Wienecke seems to possess the
right faculty for locating buyers and
had the throng in good humor and
digging up the coin from start to finish.
]. w T. Campbell was in Friday
from Nkwood and regarding the Incl
dent othis alleged skipping across the
boundary line with threshing outfit
belonging to Milton parties few weeks
ago, entered denial in toto. The
DEModfAr's statement regarding the
NATTER was based on what had pre-
viously appeared in the columns Of the
Milton; Globe.s - M
The election isn't over yet, although
the official announcement by the
countvscanvassing board of the result of
the vote cast has been made. The pur-
pose ofsB. E. Groom, the defeated repub-
lican candidate for county superinten-
dent of schools, to demand recount of
the bahots was made known to It ttlh16Bpub.-
lie on Tuesday morning when Sheriff
Pinkerton and deputies, armed with an
order issued by Judge Kneeshaw, of the
district court, gathered in the ballot
boxes. What the next step of procedure
will be, remains to be seen when court
opens next week. From republican
quarters it is reported that the legality
of the vote in certain precincts will be
disputed upon technical errors. Co.
Supt. Crawford and others of the party
have had an inkling of this change of
front on the part of Groom's supporters
since election and little if any stock was
taken in the latter's statement that he
was willing to abide by the official
, count of the vote by the canvassing
, board.
The Catholic church fair and bazaar,
held three days of last week was brought
, to successful close Thursday evening.
The receipts reached total of upwards
|s1, 800 and consequently make the affair
one of the biggest successes of the kind
ever held in the city. The meals sserved
each day by the ladies proved an i'm
portant factor in the effort and almost
everything offered for sale found pur-
chaser. The result of the various draw
ings and contests is given below:
Sofa Donated by Mrs. G. j.
: Kelly; Won by Miss Hannegan, No. u.
Rug-Donated by Mrs. Flumerfelt;
Won by Tom Tyrrell, No. 159.
Sofa Pillow-Donatedb by Mrs. Haverty
Won by Mrs. G. Fl. McDermott, No. SO.
, Rocking Chair-Donated by Mrs. G.
HI. McDermott; Won by o. E. Thomp-
son, No. "a.
! Plush Robe-Donated by Orton &
Son; Won by P. Kelly, No. $40.
. Carving Set-Donated by Mrs. Burns;
Won by Leu Bryson, No. 80.
Ton of Coal-Donated by Langdon
Lumber Company; Won by E. A. Cutler,
Fargo, N. D., No. 36.
Sofa Pillow Donated by Miss Die
bold; Won by Jos. Hamann, No. 81.
An Oil Painting g-Donated by Mrs.
Stable; Won by Mrs. Haverty, No. IL.
il Set of Dishes-Donated by w. j.
Mooney; Won'by Miss Lucie O'Brien,
No. IS.
Cushion Donated by Mrs. E. A. Far
rell; Won by E.. Irwin, No. &c.
Lamp-Donated by J. B. Boyd: Won