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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11
GO0DING Is
NOMINATED

MOSCOW. Idaho. Aug. 1.-THE
republican state convention %
Idaho last night nominated Frank
II. Gooding Of Lincoln county. for
governor. GoodiuE defeated Gov
Morrison. who Vas a candidate for
denomination.
The platform turned down the
Mormon question n upholda the
present land and grazing LAWS. and
declares that the state should re-
ctive Interest on its money. no mat
ter where deposited.
The ticket Is a. follows. Con
Gresham. Burton T.. French. gov
efnur. Frank r. GoodiuE. II sh0-
skone. lieutenant governor. Or n
T. Steever. Of Weiser. supreme
fudge. l. y. Sullivan. Of HALEY. sec
rotary OF state. Win H. Gibson. at
toYney general. J , Guheen 81 Po-
rafello. treasurer Hal y Coffin.
Boise. superintendent Of schools.
Miss Mae Scott auditor. Robert Nc
Cfaw. state mining Inspector Rob
ert Bell. presidential electors. y. J..
Hagsuburg. II " Keller. r W
Oliver: Judge Of the Sixth judicial
district. J. NJ. Stevens.
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UNDERTlKERS
WILL CONVENE

The third annual convention Of
the Washington state Funeral Di-
reetora' association Will b. held a.
North Yakima on September 90 20
30 Many Of the local underthkcr
viii BE- in attendance. At this meet
ing plans will be completed 90
merge the Pacific Northwest Funer-
al Directors association with the
Washington association.
For several years past these two
associations have been autagonistlr
and a great deal Of rivalry has de-
valaned The merger Ga expected 10
do away with ell this feeling Prof
" p. Eheuschouk. Of iowa city. Ia.
will BE- present a. the meeting lie
f. considered 70 be one Of the best
authorities in the country on EN-
haIming General Butterworth. o.
this city. has been Invited to speak
but be ls not expected 10 on account
OF throat trouble
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Especial ,e The starl

nREMERToN. wash. Aus. IL
All Nfcmrrtou Is reiolyinE ever the
now assured prospects OF an shuud-
Rnee ef work Ter che ruHst Sound
navy yarA orders have been re-
ceiVsd from Washington In put the
Funhant Concord aut ot commission
here. which means 90 ieaat six OF
eight months ct steady work Tor "a
iarre forcc of yard mUu
uesides the work on the Concord
there Is abe repair and Improvement
Wefk ON che Albany fun six
months contract. aul the entire re-
paifing and Improvement work ou
TIE celtic. another bis Job. There
q now ana abundance ~ work ass
snFssl Cor months SD come AMI rrus-
poets 81 additional work when the
present supply Is finished
The Albany the Concord ana thn
Celtic arc already out of commits
siou and the WbeeluE VIII So out
within n week sH tWo. The euu-
tracts for the Improvement and
hulia.ug 90 b. done iu the farIa are
EetIIuK wcu under way and there
arr few idie men Boa uremeftun or
Chsflestown
The renewed activity has kIeen an
ar - prosperity to both the towns
ana business already shows an im-
IfuFemeut
The Albany Is ROW lying alongside
the dock where thn New York was
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70 st 20 the depot Iaau him com
iuE and ze vaH fippIHH along fast
fNo minutes away I supposed the
judge would hold up and let her
pas through be thought be could
Hsf over safe n be- had tried n he
would have teen dead man. I
Fun out and stopped the team iuat
e. thcy vefs reaching the cross
tnE Do believe the judge would
have been struck ~ { haant done
II never had an accident on this
crossing except once. zhsu my cat
waa run over one % her iaEa vas
cut off. bot che lived and she can
catch biEEer rats With three les
than che ever could With four
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EsorJs. y Y. AuF Flor
scene of animation hustle and here
tofnro unh card % business visit the
Eaupua puatefflee after the arrival
Of che noon train % judge Pafksf
IL elected president D. IL net toufId=
cred probable that be would veto
any legislation fur a neu poHiuffee
~ Eaupua Gualu SANS present
he&d4uarleH Ia the faaa l. located
IL q shabby frame shed on Main
street The Elm tree about % are
- thick that you have - Eat riFIt
up 20 the door fo see the place
Norman cole 81 postmaster. ana
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guarded the crossing for many
Yearu. aud Il has been IN hts pfu.
tla0e t1 preserve life aud limb %
a number - Eaupua population.
In queer. Hluraky voice thr old
man said Couple years aFn
Judge Parker RaH driving toward
the station e. catch No Is f1r the
East BE had % cross The tracks
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AN NEER 10 MZAER1

the hol alttnEs Tor
ehd al free photograph The sit
photograph be 81 By presenting this a.
Hefplek lIaa Mari street between the hours q .
a. m. and 9 50 Thu radaYa Fridasa .
condition Is that the o. the child whose
picture Be akeu be regular subscribers q The
Star. This offer Is good TO all rev subscribers .
49, 1880
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CHILD BURNED
tspseatto The STAR

EVERETT. Aur Buddy KIRK
a a.ycar.oid child. vsa brought e.
the Everett hospital from Granite
Falia. where his parents live Sc
Fsrsly burned BE ia supposed -
have falisa into a brush fire Nc
one Huu The accident When be 49,
fret discovered be- vaa near the fire
aud hlH clothing uaH HhiaEr. The
Flames were quickly sstlnEaithed
Ihs chud.a back o. badly burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

YIN MauusIl a brirht boy % ig.
f. bis assistant between mails
they Hell soda water and caudieH
u an DumefH
Tho two n uF SIRE handling more
mail than they do iH come cities
ten times a Blk ua Ezuuus fafd
the young assistant some day
Ne Eft rIK ~ eight hHF#. and most
af d. Eoea - the judge house II
keeps a ftiief working can tell
sou. FusHa pretty NEARLY eFgfg=
body boz The country meet have writ
ten Co the judge bF thiH time.
Nhfwt Ira hot work
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EsoPUs. y Y. Aus il-Geo W
Bedford the aEsd fiasmnn AZ the
Vest shore railroad crossing near
Judge ParEefa home. believes that
there might not o. any Parker on
The national ticket 10 e bad not
been fur him The flHNman has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

All Straw Hats Half Price
Al p. y. Brooks & Cos 1891 Sec
ond avenue. go
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JUDGE PARKER AND
HIS NEIGHBORS

FLAoMAN BEDFORD. THE SENTINEL
SHORE CROSSING TELLS HOW HE ONCE SAVED The
JUDGES LFE
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When you want a good photo 30
10 EgEan q Ericsson. 1916 First 80
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purpose ~ building thsatef The
same plan waa on foot several
months ago. but was dropped Tte
resent condemnation 90 the WHUa
WaiIa upera house has EiFru fIrr o.
the new interest in the plan
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY e.
being formed At Waiin Waiia for the
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ROTH THE passenger anH freight
dspets % she Northern Pacific. &C.
North Nakima. ere being improved
and extended The additions have
been made necessary b. The Inereas-
IuK railroad business.
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TIA posroFfcG wHooPlHa BUSY SINCE TIC LOUIS
ooNvesron-amosr EVERYBODY IN TIC COUNTRY HAS
WRITTEN TO TIE JUDGE
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THE STRIKE situation At Ito
autam remains unchanged The
strikers actions have been endorsed
b. she FEDERAL and Waodnarkrra
union
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Mjsfit Garnet Sale Reaches High Tide Tomorrow

SPECIALLY PRICED MIsFIT
DAY or TIE SALE. WHICH
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A NEW TELEPHONE line has
been built fHem Endirott - Hunt
is1a farm. about ten miles into the
eouutry Many farmers along the
line have pat In telephones.
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Attractive CrockeryBargains

Fine Porcelain China half actual
Manufacturer
Esah Porcelain t=ash nicely decorat
regular atH 3e
yellow
"a number ~ dishes. regular price
ffIHf.
Bowls 10 inches diameter pink tinted edges
assorted lr price 15e each close out
rtHdH rafes Inches diameter
i1s and lie. price, choice eafh.... Sc
Handsome
T. inches H daHstsr On ell the oriental crown Darby Indian
price aaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

J p. HONEY. an old pioneer ~
spangie. died yesterday after iouE
HlHaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-11

MISS GERTRUDE Gtnns. tor
four years Connected with the Everett
hikh school has resigned her posi-
tien there 60 accept one Nith the
Seattle hiEh school
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THE TOWN OF wAHDNER
Idaho. suffered a go 600 fire yes
ferday The hlaHe originated in ths
somers hotel and spread With great
EaIIaIly.
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T oaE SSq rSgE FsPS $ 1SS wi. To sEF
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

AeSafe and Sure Remedy for the Family.
Mrs. Bartlett, of Cumberland, Wyo.,
says: My oldest daughter suffered sever
alweeks with severe cough; also my
baby. had the Group. After trying nearly
everything got, bottle Of DR.. Warmers
White Wine of Tar. Both are cured.
now kept in the house all the time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
Sunday School Teachers and worksrs.

Sunday School Teachers and Workers.
The 18th annual convention Of the
North Dakota Sunday School Associa.
ton win Be held at jamestown on June
Il, Is, 18, u, and we hope that each
school in the state will be represented. A
splendid program has BEEN prepared.
Let your school receive . share Of the
blessings God has ia store for Us there.
II. +. PRATT. sss,
Pres. State S. S. Asso eiafion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
Health Notice.

The Board Of Health Of the city Of
Pembina will make sanitary inspection
Of the city about June 9Th with view TO
discover, suppress or regulate any source
of danger to the public health. Citizens,
you are specially requested to place
your premises in the best sanitary con-
dition by this period. After this inspect
ion owners Of premises still maintaining
. nuisance . public health will be prose-
cuted prompt b. s5
b. HARRIS. M. D.,
Health e ficer.
"A. T.! AKERS. ss.s.3
Marshall.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

The Barry case is on its third trial at
Grafton this week, with Judge Cowan on
the bench. Four jurors had been secured
up to Yesterday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

The W. c. T. U. will hold business
meeting to make arrangements for the
social at the residence of Mrs. King on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
Memorial Day.

Memorial day exercises were carried
out according tostne program published
IN our issue of last week. The services.
on Sunday evening were held at the M.
E. church and the attendance was VERY
large, Rev. Mr.. Karr preached an, elo-
quent and appropriate discourse. There
was quite an attendance of out of'town
people on Monday. After the solemn
ritual services in the morning at the GEM
etery which were witnessed by a large
crowd, at 2. 80 p. m. the audience assem-
bled at the grove in front of the post
office and listened to the following pro-
gram; Prayer: music: Lincoln's Address
at Gettysburg, Will. ..e Katr, Aead,.sss :,
ot|4fdefs, eomfaae senaeffnan: poem,
Little Bronze Button" Miss Lucille
switzef' efation, John 2. Conmys. These
exercises Wcte listened to with much at
tentioh. Mr.. Conmy who made his first
speech as a public orator gives promise
of being heard from later in public life.
His address is very highly spoken of by
those present
The comrades Of Worden Post desire
US to express their thanks and deep OBJ.
legations to many friends for kindly assis-
lance in carrying out the program and
ceremonies Of the dav and in particular
to Rev. Kari, Mr.. John Conmy, Miss
Switzer, Master Willie Kan. Shorts or.
chestra, the young ladies and donors Of
flowers and the school children,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
FIR Sale.

\ One registered, thoroughbred, short.
horn bull, 2years old, good form and
color. Enquire or write to
S. c. WARD,
A-46 Bathgate, N. D.
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The Lighting Co. are busy rushing the
work of the plant. They have already
made some large excavations for the
we'll and gasometer.
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Byreference to the proceedings ofthe
City council in, this issue it will be seen
that the city hall project begins to look
like probability in the near future.
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Mrs. DR.. Brennan of Grafton is visiting
relatives in the city this week.
Mrs. H. E. Diemer of Winnipeg Junct-
ion is visiting her folks in the city.
Atty. Brynjolfson of Cavalier was a
business visitor in the city on Monday.
Miss Lillian Nixon is home from the
Minnesota State U, where she has been
teaching, for the holidays.
Mrs. Jackson winnipeg is, visiting
with Mrs. ]. E. Ashley. Mrs. Jackson is
an old schoolmate of Mrs. Ashley's.
Mrs. Naylor and Miss Naylor of Essex,
Ont, mother and sister Of Mesdames
Short and Wilkins are here for SUNNI
ers visit with their relatives. !.
Leon Gravline and family are back
from Lewiston. Idaho, after very short
stay. They were not satisfied with the
conditions there and Mrs. Gravline was
i'll.
Fred Rene, who lives on the Pembina
river near this city, was caller last week
and informs us that he expects to go to
s. To,,., End take in the Worlds Fair :: =,
a few weeks. I.
Editor Stuart Thompson Of Hallock
passed .hfovs n the city on Saturday on
his way to Ardoch to visit with his sister,
MISS Alice, who expects to go to Lewis
ton, Idaho, in the near future.
!. D. Winlaw was over to Hamilton on
Wednesday looking after baseball ar
rangements in referenceto the Pembina
team of which he is the manager. There
| is considerable yet to arrange before the
program of the season can be announc-
ed.
Miss Lizzie and Gordon Haight who
have spent the last year here with their
aunt Mrs. ]. 2. Ashley and attending
school, started on their return to their
far northern home in the Canadian north
west where their father is in the employ
of the Hudson Bay co., on Wednesday
Many Of their schoolmates were at the
station to bid them good bye. They
do not expect to return as their parents
are to move to Prince Albert where they
Twill have good school privileges. They
,'are very good and bright children and
their schoolmates. teachers and many
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

Earmnre 7 Ship Your Cream to the
0iunViV GRAND FORKS CEN
TRIAL CREAMERY and receive High
est Price, Correct Weight and Honest
Test. 1882
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70 Cure = Grippe IN . Hours.

No remedy equals Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Syrup for this terrible and
fatal disease. Iftaken thoroughly and in
time, it will cure case in 48 hours, and
Tor the cough that follows La Grippe it
never fails to give relief. Price Is and
50 cents. For sale by T. R. Shaw, the
Druggist.
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MARKET REPORT.
Local

Judge E. w. Conmy went to Hallock
on Memorial day to deliver the Grafton
there.
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Bromus Grass Seed.
A quantity Of Bromus Grass Seed fol
sale at 81 per bushel.
FRANK C. morris.
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To Republican National Convention,
the N. P. will sell tickets to Chicago and
return O. 82325. Tickets on sale June
18Th to 10th, good to return up to June
29th.
For Democratic National Convention,
N. P. will sell tickets to st. Louis and
return a. $N.75 each. Tickets on sale
July End to 9th and good to return any
time within II days from date of sale.
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Told in a Few Words.

Told in Few Words.
Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
says be had the worst cough man ever
had and cured it in few days with DR..
Warmers White Wine OF Tar.
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Ben Taylor having fixed up his newly
purchased residence moved in last Sat
urday. He will have one of the cosiest
places IN town when he gets everything
done that he has planned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

Grace Church. Sunday. June 9Th, first
Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion
at 9 a. m. Sermon topic: 'tThe crea-
tion." Sunday School in the church at
IL o'clock. ~,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

We are in receipt Of the program Of
the Fourth Annual Meeting of the school
officers of Pembina county which will
be held at the Tabernacle at Cavalier on
Saturday, June 18th, 1904. Each school
district is expected to send at least two
school officers to this meeting. The
state superintendent and other prominent
officials will be present. Many topics
OF live interest to the management Of
schools will be discussed. We are Of
the opinion that meetings OF school di-
rectors ought to be of more real value
than teachers institutes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

Vote early and often. We want our
town to- win that Keystone Maid'' and
"Red Fern" Contest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
School Closes.

~ H0OhS SShOOio SlOSS III - t0lS CITY
to-day. There will be several .func.
tons" in connection with the closing, oi
much interest to the participants. Last
evening the Alumni Of the school in con.
nection with the graduating class held
sumptuous banquet at the residence OF
Mr.. Chas. Full, with full program Of
toasts. To-day the primary departments
will picnic and Prof. Forster gives the
High School a launch ride on the river.
Monday the graduating exercises occur
at the M. E. church at $50 b. M. The
Baccalaureate sermon will be given by
Rev. Karr, on Sunday evening, The
program for Monday evening is as foil.
ows: Invocation, Rev. Harrison; Piano,
Miss Full; Salutatory, Women in Shake
speare," Mary Ma1ory Mcleod. Duet.
Edith and Jas. c. Wardwell; Booker T.
Washington, Rose Regina Kochendor-
fer; Class Song, ''The Blue and the
Cold" Prof. Forster; deep Seas for
Pearls" Lucille Margaret Switzer: Mems
Agitat. Molem." Bessie May Dillon; Sell
ection; Orchestra; Address, ''Friend or
Foe" Prot. Melvin A. Brannon; s.P. H.
S. O." by I. LaMoure, il. Orchestra:
Award Of Diplomas, supt. Alexander
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a. II. AN'D:E IN.

Leave your tx leystone Maid'' ana
"Red Fern votes with your dealer
but vote RIGHT. s. 81 n Ms, 4ss35s
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All cigar dealers report agreat interest
in the Popular Lady Contest offered
by the manufacturers of the keystone
Maid" and "Red Fern" Cigars.
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~ Cure y csoId n ~ nsv, =.

10 curs I Cold N 0ns Day.
Take Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Syrup. the best cough remedy on earth.
% and 50 cents each. Sold by Il. r.
Shaw, the Druggist.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

Buy the keystone Maid" and "Red
Fern" Cigars and vote to send your girl
to the Worlds Ear.
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The big ferry boat was started last
Saturday.

49,
M. H. Miller is now settled in his new
store and in his enlarged quarters IS bet
ter prepared than ever to please his Gus
toners. He will be able to put in q
larger stock and show his goods to much
better advantage. We are glad to re-
port progress in Mr.. Miller's place. He
is an excellant workman, reliable busi-
ness man and progressive citizen.
The county democratic convention is
called to meet at Neche on Saturday,
June 18th, at IL a. M. to elect delegates
to attend the two state conventions, one
at Fargo on June 2lst to elect delegates
to the national convention and also at
Grand Forks on Sept. LIST, which will
nominate state officers. We note that
the call mentions "a delegates to the first
and % delegates to the second state con-
vention, while the state call gives Penn.
bina county "a delegates to each con-
vention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03
Teachers Termination.

The examination for applicants for
teachers certificates will be held May
9th and 18th, 1904, in the court house
at Pembina, and in the school house at
Cavalier.
Pembina, N. D. May 9Th, 1904.
w. J.ALEXANDER,
. Superintendent.
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FACTS You oUcHrs 10 KNOW. u.

! season tickets from ST. Paul Or Mime
apolis to St.s Louis and return, %. -
sixty az ticket "a. S "a day ticket
@ III
2 Far opens bout May lst and closes
peceuber IN & n Vi,
8Five daily haiss Is Chicago. eachlmak.
iiuE close aectiios,s III 81 Louis
Sss Es 81 n
I, NJ q 81 exiss ichag q 50 ~ d
61icke . , q III "a and ,y
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-03

xu6sle at baseball last Monday. Honors
were even between the two rivals, Meth
ar OF the sides scoring in The four innings
played, when rain stopped further play.
u Miss Leila Rowland who has been
teaching at Bathgate has been engaged
to teach the second primary in the city
school the succeeding year. This Ellis
the complement of teachers for ne next
year.
Inc aid binding at the end Of the
bridge, ior many years the residence Of
Chas. O'Hara and later owned by Ole
Paulson, has been torn down. 1t was
one of the Oldest buildings erected in
this city.
Next Saturday afternoon the Queen
Esther Circle will hold a Baking Bazaar at
the store oil Mr.. Chas. Full and will have
all sorts Of nice things for Sundays din
ner for sale The housewives should
3 take advantage Of this sale.
The Ladies Of the w. c. T. U. will
give 4 lawn social at the residence of w.
]. Kneeshaw on Friday June 10th. Re:
ireshments. Proceeds for the w, G. II
b. Home in Fargo. A general invitation
is extended. Admission. p cents. !,
,65 7, VT s-.-- J. 3stsT
The weather has been favorable this
s week for crops. The wheat was all il
last Saturday. "a little rain would bs
advantageous. The growth Of all kind.
Of seeds, particularly garden stuff ha.
III been phenomenal during the pas. twt
weeks.
Guy Mckay left i bran new crayanett'
oyercoat ii The grand stand while playinl
hi last Monday. When he came d
look for i after he shower it was not I.
re- found. He hopes that some perso,
has simply taken q 81 take md vii
return 4 W,en he ROD gtlass nnlice. ss
M III Nh
I'M lssPs ~ = ) nv ci,eaj
occaao pff d,
q y ~ ~ - y I'm IS
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E;s isli 4 tss = 7 Ia, eos
Ii1s alIl Fl g. en- M II q
sSII,I % q ma Il,,l %
ass a IN "a lj1ili sS & q - =