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La Junta tribune., 1904-01-13
sous soes LOCAL ,ress.

The Four O'Clock Club meets
st the home Of Miss Myrtle Lynn
TO night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Sughrue,
who visited relatives in Dodge
City during the holidays, returned
home Monday morning.
Engineer ]. L. Spalding, who
was laid of about three months
ago, has been reinstated, making
his first trip last Saturday.
Edith Lamotte, who has had
two operations performed during
the past week, and was very low
for a time. is reported greatly I'M
proved and entirely out OF danger.
Mrs. Carter, who has been the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. u. H..
W,uchell. for several months, re-
turned to her home in Mauston,
Wisconsin,, Monday.
A marriage license was issued
from the Office Of the county clerk
yesterday morning to James A.
Barnes, Of Sugar City, and Maud
Williams, Of Rocky Ford.
Miss Glen Allen. formerly with
the Colorado Telephone Company,
has accepted a position in the
possofice, succeeding Miss Blanche
Barngrover. resigned, at the gen.
eral delivery window.
]. b. FAIRY left yesterday morn
ing foe Los Angeles. Calf. having
been summoned there on account
Of the serious illness Of Mrs. Far
~, Who left for the coast about .
month ago for the benefit Of her
health.
This issue Of the TRIBuNk IS the
Iaseess sll-home print Newspaper
ever issued in Oteso county. Not
much compared to the blanket
sheets Of the metropolis, still Il
hes caused life to be very strenuous
10 the oGce fos several days past.
ReIigious subsenbess to the great
: enmilv iouepaI are heseWith advie-
Cd 49, 4 90 seeeseasy 70 Do sons
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-13
BomQddnef & ONel Hardware Go.

Of the work on this sheet on the
Sabbath day. They can govern
themselves accordingly. Forewarn-
ed is forearmed.
LosT-One ladies' pocketbook,
containing between Sra and SIS,
two FIVE dollar bills, duplicate oi
deposit fer s9+ SO. on HarpeI
State Bank, Kansas. Suitable re.
ward il returned to this office.
A Farmers Institute will be
held in Rocky Ford, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, January
2Ist, a7d and a3d. A very inter
esting programme has been pre-.
pared for the three days session.
Z. w. Patterson, of this city, will
read a paper entitled "The Rela-
tion Of the Farmer to the Bank. II
There will be a meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Otero Oil and
Gas Company at the Office oi
Buckley & Hart, Friday, January
! 9Th, at 7 p. m. The annual
meeting OF the stockholders will be
held IN Cheyenne. Wyo., February
ist, at which time the company
will declare dividend Of forty five
per cent Of the par value Of the
stock.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baiem7n, Of Balti.
more, Md, q sister OF Mrs. ]. L.
Lamotte, arrived in La Junta Mon
, day morning, having been sum-
monej to attend that stricken
family, every member Of which
has been suffering from an attack
Of the prevailing ailment, scarlet
fever. All are reported greatly
improved, however, at the present
time.
A. X. Prince, . young man Who
lost his lite in the CialIam disaster
in Puget Sound last Saturday, is
the we'll known entertainer Who
visited La Junts last summer and
wss the l.sding attraction At IN
Ellis social session. He vas .
masdollst Of sassual skill, . good
story teller, snd clai0ed to have
every toast that Was ever invensed
ss his toasee's end
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.oeA, Aso ssssosAl rtns.

Rats-Dr. Bryant.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Earl Walker was Pueblo
visitor Mepday.
See Dunkin for bread. cakes.
pies and cookies.
Ask your grocer for Gem Of
Otero -four. and get towel sack.
FoR RENr-Albera's hall Tor
lodge purposes on Wednesday
nights.
The Elks will give their regular
weekly social dance at Elks' hall
to night.
Misses Nellie Burns and Mrytle
Lynn spent Sunday with friends
IN Rocky Ford.
Mrs. /. E. Burwell. who has
been i'll for several days. is report.
ed to be very low.
Dr.. E. w. Ragsdale, Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. 10. tc
a m; 2p. m. to 4 p. m.
New wool mattresses. slightly
damaged, at greatly reduced
prices See Thompson.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co..
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone, 462 red.
Mrs. w. II. Gardner, nee Dot
Henkel, leaves this morning for
Dodge City to reside permanently. .
DR.. A. L. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone. Ioaa
red; residence phone. 7s2 black.
Fox SALE OR RENr-The Plaza
bowling alley. complete and ready
for business. Inquire OF DR.. F.
Finney.
w. M. Moore has purchased the
accoutrements Of J. w. Bosley,
the waterman, and will succeed
that gentleman in dispensing ar
tesian water.
Mrs Robinson. who has been
the guest OF her son, Charles Rob-
inson, Of the local Wells Fargo ex.
press Office, for several days, re
TUNED to her home in Marion,
Kansas, Monday.
The Board of Trade will give q
"Lunch and Smoker" at CONNER
cial College Hall tomorrow even
ing. All those who attend are
expected to get in line and prepare
to boost for La Junta.
Just as we 60 to press we learn
with regret that Harding. the
habeTdasher, is in the hands OF
Isaac & Co., Of Swink. Mr.. Hard
ing is determined to keep up with
the "bAnd wagon" and extends to
the citizens Of La unta a cordial
invitation to call and see a bit Of
Swink life in La Junta.
The TRIBUNE made an error in
the postoffice address Of ''detect.
i've" who is advertising for local
business, and in consequence
thereof one of our leading mer-
chants has been receiving all kinds
Of mail from people who want
"shadowing and collecting" done.
The merchant says he has plenty
Of collecting OF his own to do with
out worrying about other peoples
troubles.
The county commissioners have
been 10 session since the first Mon
day in the month, but have not as
yet transacted much business out
side Of checking the books of the
county treasurer. The board was
organized for the new year y~ster-
day, X. N. Kirkpatrick, the states
man from North La Junta, being
elected chairman for the new term.
No appointments for the year 1904
have as yet been made.
Assessor Adsm0nd had q round
up yesterday morning with an
irate taxpayer, who had become
impressed with the idea that he
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-13

/ WIN >1s . ooo'
Trade at the City Pharmacy.
For up-to-date wall paper call
upon Barr & Hotchkiss.
WANrEp-To rent a good piano.
Inquire at the Depot Hotel.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. AIS.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
TO Fishers postoffice news stand.
| Buckley & Hart have a list of
"barga,as" in homes. Look at
them.
DR.. P. B. Linville, dentist.
Office, Simonton block. Phone
No. Ioaa red.
| Detective work OF all kinds;
shadowing. collecting, etc. Ad
dress Box sos.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
/ refunded. La unta Milling Co.
Clearing sale OF winter millinery,
dress and street hats, at your own
price Miss Humphry, Library
Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Posi- ex-
pect to leave the latter part OF the
present month for California for an
extended visis.
FouNp-In city Of La Junta, one
log chain. Information concern
ing same may be secured by calling
at this Office and paying for this
advertisement.
CLOSING OuT-Will make great
| ly reduced prices on marriages un
ill the entire stock is closed out.
No kissing the bride under these
cut rates.-H. II. Clark, p.
Miss Carrie Elser left for La
Junta "Wednesday to attend the
high school for the remainder OF
the school year. making her home
with her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ. Rob
ins.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The Pueblo Bridge Company is
making preparations to repair and
practically rebuild the bridge over
the Arkansas at this point. The
bridge is to have an additional
span, and the north approach is to
be rebuilt almost entirely.
While the local columns are gen
orally free from politics, we will
suspend the rules and remark that
Mrs. Kenneth Money, a well known
former resident OF Fowler, is very
favorably spoken Of as candidate
for county superintendent OF
schools. Tribune.
Tom Woed, well known
gambler who bibernated here.
abouts last summer, is in Jail in
Enid, Okla, charged with killing
a saloon-keeper. The murder WIS
the result of a row over a poker
game, Wood claiming that he had
been "short potted" to the :une OF
nine dollars in cashing in. When
the proprietor refused to settle.
Wood shot and killed him, narrow
ly escaping lynching. He is being
held without bond to await trial.
I. w. Phenicle owns tract OF
land adjoining the La unta GENE
terry on the north. The county
commissioners, in making much
needed shortening Of the Rocky
Ford road, have ordered a road
surveyed through Mr.. Phenicie's
premises without his consent.
Hon. w. B. Gobin was before the
commissioners on Wednesday to
present Mr.. Phenicie's case and
secure fair damages for the injury
inflicted.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The total number of trains held
up in fourteen years is s34I; total
number Of people killed. SO. and
the number of people injured
(shot). Ioo. The number Of trains
held up in 1908 was 1 3, as compar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-27
Mclean County News.
(From the Washb burn Leader.) /

" (From the Washburm Leader.) Ez'a
Mrs. G.. M. Digen returned home
Monday from Bismarck and reported
Miss Duprey as ill with typhoid fever,
but getting along nicely. Mrs. Duprey
is with her daughter. Pr: Z. Il II 3
Register of Deeds Nygaapd threshed
out his crop last week, the yield Of
wheat averaging over 20 bushels per
acre. Hans says that lle has no kick
ON the crops this year. ~ 5.a:ss.s>5 .!ssf i /.
b.; The young SON of Henry Grochow,
of near Underwood, met with a very
serious accident Monday morning in
which the young fellow had his hand
badly lacerated by the explosion of a
fulminite cap with which he was play
ing. IA well digging outfit was at the
farm OF Mr.. Grochow digging well,
and in the course Of their work it
was necessary to use these caps. The
little, boy, who lis about 10 years of
age, in some manner got hold Of one
Of these caps, holding it In his hand
the thing exploded, tearing on two
fingers Of the left hand and badly
decorating it. The right hand was
badly injured by the explosion and
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of tar in Dakota ligllite and remember.
ing that tar Is sticky stun, he thought
he could find . binder in the coal H.
self. a 4s$55
Accor dingly the present machine
was built, the principle Of which Ii
heating the pllverized parti cles to q
degree THAT will sweat the tar out De
Them and stick them together. After
the ~ coal n, ground it IS run through d
pipe after it receives the hot air treat
:ment, and compressed into briquets
al inch thick and about the size Of: q
man S hand .* NJ .3.slT III NJ
The new briquets haye been subject
ed to all sorts Of tests, and are pro-
.nounced highly satisfactory They
will be manufactured in & immense
Quantities as soon as the machinery
can be- Installed. 4 5@ !. 555 55.t
tsgs AS the lignite coal fields Of North
Dakota In the vicinity OF Wilton are
finexhallstible and the coal can be
mined ait the minimum Of cost, General
Washburn,s dream OF RECOMMENDING
the northwest BY furnishing it with
cheap fuel seems likely 10 be realized
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Death Of Mrs. Honstain.,

% II - u L. i
Il Em1nons County Record Last
Thursday the community was startled
by news coming to town Of the sudden
death Of Mrs. E. E Honstain The
lady had been in poor health for a long
time; but it was not Thought that she
was SO seriously i'll as the result
proved. & .s. w.. {: I'm. ,assE a
#A Mrs. Honstain's maiden name was
Sybil Amanda iLogue. She was born
in Clinton county, Pa, Feb. 16, 1888,
thus being in her seventy second year
at the time Of her DEATH. She was
married to Edward E. Honstain Feb
s, 1850, their, married. life extending
over q period OF more than 50 years.
Fourteen children seven boys and
seven girls were born to them. +
Il Capt. Honstain and wife came from
Wisconsin to North Dakota i'm 1880
settling at Hillsboro, Trail county
They came to Emmons coupty in 1886
Deceased leaves husband and nine
children to mourn her loss. Il - 4,
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MISSOURI SLOPE. ITEMS.

The new steel elevator for: the Glen.
ufldn roller" mills is nearing compile
ton n: rzt Is. Il y sss&s. u. W. JILL & y
Editor McElroy Of I the Braddock
News makes the important announce
ment that he will cut off the steaks
while Butcher Wircht takes, in the
state fair at Mandan. = ~ = <.5s
The annual appropriation ordinance
for Mandan amounts to $4,000. 49,.
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his face was badly cut by' the flying
particles Of the cap. The boy was
brought to this place and at last re-
ports he was setting along nicely:
4Halvor Peterson was operated upon
by Or. Ramstad assisted by DR.. Forbes,
last Friday evening, for appendicitis.
At last reports he was progressing
nicely. This is the second ATTACK Mr.
Peterson has suffered from and we
are glad to note that he is getting
along SO nicely. { !. FL is 535
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4 + all IvlliIine|rly on nlna.

Az tse New York dnery parlnr,
sls III All 4 spent . week
III aJ Fsal looalsng over the latest
Styles md idireassma king, ]
ana prepared to one tihe ladies % Biz
IN / exsa showing 81
tAe lahet tie qaats ana caps, also
Ith'a teak iiieall IA MI made uits
YosI ~ cord INV iny \ % Is come md
look over he IA, tyle1, sspt,
27t and y u
slisss ~. waite DdkCk
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-27

i3s54 F B. Fiske OF Fort Yates, has decid-
ed to make permanent location at
Bismarck for the purpose. Of opening
q Photographic studio. and has secured
the building on Third street formerly
occupied by THE Nelson Co., and will
be ready 4. for L business on Monday,
October 3rd. Il r. 81 Ia. s .s7$.5. ~ ~
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CHICAGO Union sock Yards.

H Chicago, Sept. 26. Cattle Good to-
prime steers, So. 65@ az. so !; poor ia me-
dunn, $500 $40; stockers and feed
,ers, 81 90 @4. 90 cows, 81 30 @4. 5O;s
heifers. $500 @4.75; Il calves, IS. OU@
$50. Hogs Mixed and butchers, $5.75
i@6.35 good to choice heavy $6.0 0@
$50; rough heavy, $5.75@5.95; light,
$500 $3.50. Sheep Good to choice
wethers, .$3.60@ 4.25; Western sheep,
$2.50@ Ais; native lambs, So SOC 600; !:
Western, 33. 5O@5.3 Syzs az Z n n
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d ST. Paul Union stock Yards.

5333f st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
st. Paul, Sept Is. Cattle Sood to
;choile steers, $500 $50: common to
faiE. 81. 1904. 90; good to choice West
sern, s So, 4004.1 good to choice cows
and heifers,:$ So. $50 q 8. 20; 5veals, 81 .0O0,
$5.yO. n Fiog5-7!s5 S. 25 @6,O5. Sheep Good
5to8 choice Wethers and yearlings, $40
@@3.S5 I; good ito choice native lambs,
"a 40 III III Z {9G{# Ef f$4 M lj3s
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WAsH5URN's 1RIoUET. fsss.&S5=
5ss 81 Il e " %%B TING PLANT.

u. .:t>Ss7: III ri. <B TING PLANT.
General Washburn Believes He Has
Il Discovered the Secret Of 6riquet-
ting. 81 IS s5 \ n, u E,e n. &55
h Minneapolis Tribune: Gen. W. D..
Washburm is confident that he has
solved the problem of briquetting lig-
Mite coa1 in a cheap and satisfactory
manner. After years of costly expert
ments involving big expenditures of
time and money, the ignite coal
operators are confident that at last an
efficient briquet has been discovered, =
a plant for the manufacture of the
new Ignite briquet will. soon be in
operation at Seventh Avenue North
and Second Street with a capacity OF
fifty toms q day. The machine which
will dunn out the briquets, was devised
by William de la Barre, the we'll
known engineer, who is interested
with General Washburn ID the briquet-
ting process. It is a simple machine,
2, CONSIDERING the 1enstjl, Of ttr,.. If took
Us f,dt 1nom t,,,a idea sfor. A. ana there
III Hes the secret of its eunoe 3 II. ~
The III, trouble of ignite coal for do.
meztic PURPOSES has been thai it had to
be,s prepared in =, cubes or .sbrtouets.,
sfor use The coal was tinst p,,lyeriz,ed
and ta,en some sticky st,1ff mixed with
ii IS ithat III could be turned out in the
shape 81 small bricks There was no
h 1 trouble In getting adhesive materials
such a moaasses. ETC. but tlhe expense
~ such materials made their use pro.
hfbttiya The great q problem 80 was.
herefo 81, to ret 4 CHEAP binder r. 55sy !
n Germany ID the country where lig:
NE coal briouets have attained Is per.
1 fection ana thither Mr.. de ID Barre
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CAN YOU ENJOY a SQUARE MEAL7
s Do you sit down at the table with q
fine appetite intending to enjoy your
meal Immensely and after a few
mouthfuls give up in despair? That's
typical well along case of indiges-
ton or dyspepsia. Hundreds, yes,
thousands are in the same boat and
are willing to do almost anything to be
as they used to-healthy, well and
strong with good sound stomach.
I The best and quickest cure offered
to that big army of sufferers is -
DIR. SPENCER'S ENGLISH DYSPEP-
,&5.Ts =. ~ STA WATERS.
& The curing powers Of these waters
are very simple to understand. They
are natural in their workings and ef-
fects, taking up the work Of the worn
and wasted stomachs, digesting the
food thoroughly and completely. =.
] British Pharmacal Co.. Milwaukee,
Wis. distributors -.2..s... a.
Price so cents box. 80 -,
For sale by mail.
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Chicago Grain and PrI,ovision e.

IN Chicago, Sept. &c. Wheat Sept,
S1.09; old, $l.1177Aks;; Dec, $1.1O5 May,
$1.lfa .s2 Corn Sept, 52sac; Dec,
SOL e; May, 4ssl 9. Oats Sept, 20 "a:
Dec. 30Ac;; May, 33c. Il Pork Sept,
e1l.70 Oct, $11,62115s;; JAM, 1895;
May, $13.45. Flax Cash, Northwest
ern. SILT II Southwestern, 81 .O9;
Sept. 81 .O9; Dec, Sill. Butter
8@191ac; diaries, 1870
TIC, Eggs---1 4017a c. Poultry Tur-
keys. 12c; chickens, l03sc; springs,
lie. h. :s IA +. I I'M ,s4 2.s
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- The Hennessy Consbr1lc tion Com
pany offered TO buiad ali the buildings
for $4,000 flat, and N. H. Loyin for
SIG, $40 fat. II q n ,.st5
f Grambs & Wolbert We're the only
bidders for the plumbing at 1920. "a
bid Of $4,000 for screens for all the
buildings was the only one submitted.
The bids are referred to the quarter
master general before and award 81
contract is made !. ~ At. ss 4 .sf5
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/ I ! /: |. ! !. .
!. 'T!!'hs. N AK !ts. ].

.5E chicago, Sept. q. A'heat opened:
september 1905 ]; Decsmbe 81 s1.1osz;
May $f.f1 ". vi
# Chicago, Sept. ~ Wheat closed:
September $1.1os7ss Old $1.13l ri;
December SLIP; May Sill u. ~ 9152
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IT will pay YOU to see the new shirts
ait The Boston, 95c, worth $1.25 and
$l.50. \. p. II 55r I. 5=s:.,2s
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ORDO GI. OWES
don't need pro eciion
they make their own
friends. and hold them.
Imp rted Cloves take
aiming S /. So.

The railroad ennplo yes Of the United
States. who are receiving now annual
ly over II quarter Of q billion dollars
more II wages than during the oper-
ation of tie wilson q German tariff law,
are qhite content that they should 10
called ..nonp protect ed laborera n All a
fact. however, the railroad laborers ~
the country are as fully protected Az
any other and would be the first to
feel the blight of lower tariff Or free
trade.
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TANCRED COMNdANDERY, M !. KNIGHTS
NJ Templar No. /. @ Meets third Thursday in
Il NJ. n. Jewell r. g. " Murdock Mckenzie,
II Recorder 81 5 II 5 ~ sg$
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4! ic54 n

JAMES b. MCPHERSON POST NO. s,4DE.
Epartment Of North Dakota Grand Army Of
fourth TAursdayl ii each month q 6. A.
S3 r.. hall, Bismarck, y N. D.. d E. Tibbals, Post
-.t Commanders +. s. 4 Pierce. Adiutant.
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Insure WITH 6. ;. Edlek. 'lsv york 1. llts''
I SECRET SO IETIES
!. ..M111.lNIc..

BISMARCK LODGE, pa. F. 81 A.5 NJ, ~, No. 3.
ss$$ Meets first and third Mondays Ia each
III month at Masonic hall. II. Z. Reade, w.
5 M, Burt Finney 81 Secretary. #e.
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N 33s5E.sS!3 NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. 800.
ST. ELMO LODGE ,,Sy3 NC Z MEETS
Il every Wednesday evening at K ?. hall,
I'M Baker block. \ E. Z. Townsend, c. c., G
ES Nv. colbert !, K. Of R. and S. N * Hill
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BISMARCK LODGE IS; No. 10. MEETS THE
ii 1st and Sd Tuesday at ]. O. o. F. hall, at
s 8 o'clock E. j. Rupert, M. W.; Bradley
u &C. Marks, Recorder. INK $l5 5$ E 52$ = T.4@
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD or AMERICA.
Meets every End and 4th Thursday Of each
Ait month in Odd CLOVIS hall, q. +. as Mar
NJ quette president; Mrs. Ida White, secre-
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. IL J, @. E. Isl.
III Meets first and third Fridays in each month
a at Masonic hall Dakota block. Gertrude
Miller w. NJ; Hattie Shelton, Secretary.
AMERICAN #YEO-.
BROTHERHOOD

BROTHERHOOD or AMERICAN YEo-
..I MEN. li - I
Az FRATERNAL5gLIFE AND ACCIDENT
and last Tuesdays Of each month in the
Oddfellews' hall. G. wv. Jones', foreman;
John Belk, correspondent; R. =. Best, N.
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u NICHOLSON REBEK44H NO. 40.
MEETS THE4FlRST AND THIRD SATUR.2
/, days Of every month In Oddfdlows hall,
B at Is O'Clock. N Janet Burton, VI NJ g. Nellie
~ Evarts, Secretary. sssf KIN &
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II
Il Council Meeting "A meeting Of the
city council Was held last evening.
The prinaipal matter Of discussion was
3as 90 the legality Of bills for street
work, ANTS Tor y which Mayor Reg
ister has not vet iened. LETTER
from the city auditor of Fargo, as to
the necessity Tor an stimate for this
work, was read. II being held there
that the law did not require specific
estimates. Dr. smy objected "a the
letter asynot con1ingy from 81 ali anthority
and ~ rat her acriinn io,ls debate was
had between Aid rrnen ana
Alderman p. 81 Patti On the
question ~ the filing "a the letter the
first ward alderman voted no. The
council ttalien COX "a adj ournmentt 70
nesday NIGHT. SSES
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@45 Attendance Good Those who at
tended the fair today report the at
tendance az much bettsr than is usual
on the opening day, The exhibits in
all departments are far above any
previous efforts, and There is promise
ct 2 liberal attendance during the re-
maining two days Sfs T. . 4. 81 Y
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