davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1905-12-23
MOST BEAUTIFUL
FLORIDA GIRL
Will Crown the Speed King in the Contest
Against Time on the OrmOnd-
DavtOna Beach Course.

A crown, resting on winged automo-
bile wheel. On the crown are the
words, Automobile Speed King" The
crown is surrounded on one side by a
laurel branch and on the other side by
Florida palms. These tokens of victory
meet about the crown in graceful
curve. At the bottom the wheel rests
on shield, on which are the words:
Presented by the Times-Union News
paper, Jacksonville, Fla, to the entrant
making the fastest time in the two-mile-
a-minute event on the OrmOnd-DaytOna
Beach course, Florida, U. S. A. Under
the auspices of Florida East Coast Au-
tomobile Association, January % to p,
1905. Won by....s.. Time -.
The trophy will rest in a case, lined
with royal purple. The trophy will he
l6xI4 in size, and will consist of gold,
silver and enamel.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1905-12-23

A handsome launch is in course of
construction here for Richard Stevens,
of Braddock, PA. The launch will be
used by the owner as a pleasure boat.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1905-12-23

H. A. Perkins, son of DR.. Perkins, will
open q meat market at Daytona Beach,
IN . few days
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
9posfalo I Grfinc.

Wrs. @unber Soegaaro, SuItru al
Toitmeiter Sbpgaaro / Grifiue, er al.
qaaet oeo 9eoen efter ct Bar Mars
SpogbeS. @an sIpbe6e fig ooer, at
SmSommcn iflllbe operuinbes, ba
bun ipnteS at fomme Jig, men ioa
ipigteoe Siertet, og 9soen irbfnnot
itg title og rolig. aiosSe par Ell me-
get agtct % afbpIot aoinoe. 26 aar
ganmeI. Sim bar febt / Rorge og
fom berocer / 2.gars glberen me0
itnc SorpI0rc. Seo 8earauelieu for.
rettcSe 8nItor Gable o9 talte Srsitens
Orb til Ben isrgenSe S,tsbono % De
imaa, fsorrl0re, Ssifenoe % Gernc'
ifaren. Ter Iagbes maraen 8lom-
iterfrans paa gaarer til Saf for,
buoo afSsSe bapoe pGret. Stiae, be-
ifeoent og ielpopofreuOe bar benoes
9ip, oa M err bun life mere. San,
beu itore SfiermanS. Tom beaer life
ipareSe liz ielp. elifer bem, iom gaar
| bans SoSipor 90 bill iaa siernc atre
Dem 2sn og Sbile. X
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

til Set, pco bpiIfen AnIenuing Gre.
itebolisen ifaI inooies til ct Sns fife
oIene for Treitens Samilie, men cg.
iaa til Ct Siem for WenigbeosfoIfet.
Grof. 3. 8. 2ourbammer % gmis-
Jar SptIanb bar Iopet at bare meo.
en- misunderstanding al 10 Smaapi.
aer CT organiieret | Ct. 3bomas DE
mgbeS. Ten nrbcioer for Berneaip.
let pia NaSnanSfdr. On kingdoms.
forcnins paa Is Meolemuer er orgo.
niierct | Sigh Iruirie Wenigbeo.
GeS Oct ipenif. Iutberife gctba.
nh College / 2inSSbore. aanias, bar
man | mango aar bapt en- itor Ni,iif.
felt bpert Mar / Wai Maaneo. Tisie
Wuiiffeiter trnffer en- iteSie sgenoe
Sfnre ira Be pmfrineIieeenoe 9uer
% Menigbeoer. Soften iaar gap Oct
itsrite Soerifu6 | Sfolens Siitorie,
$500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

talt, at Den Roromano, iom GAP lin
Weouirfniug til min geilntnimg, ocr-
peo ira Oct EiebIif blep uoen Sabre.
Lamb.
Seq bleo altiaa itiaet | Den Situa.
'ion. enten at tpinaes til at brpne ben
al mig beiporue Rigsoft eaer ogiaa
at iloI9tte mig for | mooiut SSolS at
titles nben Haaoaipere. Ser farotes
Der Inlet @olg for mig. Otter iaole.
Ses | Strio meo @runoIopen at bape
omltsot Rorees aonaes looliq iatte.
De gclIutuins. bar StatSraaoet peo
hos Stortbinget at ueolGaae linc
Gmbeoer. itiact 9or1es 9onge uOeu
Raaogiuere. S~tortbinQet bor 400.
fienot bette 5oriatninssbrlio % eiert.
mem CT reuoluiionGr Souoling er.
flGrrt. at 0orscs lopligc aorgc ba,
opbert at regiere, iamt ertIGret Uni
omen mellem De iorcneoe bigger o.
lsit.
Spert9e o9 mtg lont Unionstonge
ttlfonmer oct at afaisre, ON 9tor.
9es gngrcb pna oeu beitoaeuoe Scr
enina ltol Ieoe Ill llnioueuS lopliae
Gplsaning. SamtibcrS og Giterper,
SenenS Gom fuar itifte Ret mcaem
mig o. NoraeS ;Solf.
IoienSal Slot, t0oe Suni 1905.
Oscar"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
Srifirfeu.

- gaItor Sacob Rortenien, Sam.
berton, Mfinn., or blepeu talSt I'll
Brett for Wenigbeberre peo Mfonte'
riSeo, Riun., fer beticnt al Baltor
%. 9. 0u6I al oen 5orereoe airfe.
ct meget bpseeIigt grpaiip fei'
reSes Ssroag BEN 10oe SS4ui / Sans
gneebretiuns Siem nRr 3ennetb,
9sinn., iSet Bnitor 9. 9. 5arneis
/ 9raSood, g. Iaf., bleo pBteuiet til
Riis 9etiep Graebretion. 0fange
@ieiter ira 9irperre o. Smean par
tiIitcSe. 9aitor S. 3. SpiS f~orretteoe
@icIien pna 5~ormioSas. eitermiSbu.
gen iilbraates peS SaIer % Gang.
Ger Heu bolbt 5aler al aanSioat
0crcberg iamt al nogle al Reuisbe-
ocns 9loite.
Sigh 8rairie RenigbeS, "a
Woure 60, u. o, bauoe Samtale.
msoe % 8runoitenslRgninssielt H.
Cite ,suni. 9aitor ). Strano os
Gmisigr i. Sptlauo par tiliteoe beS
Chen al SteSets Brett. PaItor !. 3.
arepif. : ct. Sbomas Renigbeo
er Der ogioa Spor til 99ffelie. Den
2sen Suli ital beese Renisbeoer
msSe idmmeu ! Yaitor Sreuifs Siem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
Stolae Mes.lelie fra gateni. gOuO.

Sfplgc Vteoelelie 'ra Tatent, Gooo.
faterre @iltamiou & Merhant, SO.
925-933 Guaranty 9oan Builoins,
N~inneapolis, WiHn., er | ben iprlpbne
llge isig.nos Bnteuier tiloelt Miunsiu.
Ia os 8atota Opinoere:
Owen f Casey, Lawrence, MINI, Grain
elevator. Frederick Fewings. Duluth,
MINI. Car replacer. Amandus NJ Hem.
berg, Minneapolis, MINI, Harvester.
Martin Lindblad, Cogswell, ND, Trans
portation apparatus. John Loken. Win.
dom, MINI, Saw-clasp War A Olson,
Minneapolis, MINI, Wall lining. Willie
II Rettkc, Niagara, n ID. Thrseshing ma.
chine. Charles M Stroud, Hastings and
al Murdoch, Minneapolis, Mimi, Fire,
pot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
prGmicbo9 for t9o4-r9o5.
farnailie
Gasnine
hummer %.
@

Sllor uye prrmteboa for roo+-roos
I5 or mn faroi9 ira Gryfseriet. Det
sr stu Iooe Snficn at Sisis populrre
2ldrbsSer, cg eeHs JrohoIo CT Iiss iaa
rishoIoiet, aiperIsuor os interesiant iom
osus Gor1iau9sres. Ser er oct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

Sec bar nnVota1st Gseisisocasbossu. for ocHTsN
its aser ber b~isrieiia Tai. Jes tan neh eiRoe an
bsFale ben Ill sasper 5aHiiis; ben er bias' tnitt'
,sian. % en- qrae for ,thvtrt oHs.
4 G. stIieth Cats. E7iHa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

Trs. 2cuis Grnet. granspile. Snh.-
-Soliitsrs 5ptuRpuntoi Tea er uomRr.
iet. Dlpr Spas friife. aurtrte mig. Raar
olt auoe, los fell" abe suer tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

"SeroeuS Sang" ifrioer / anIe0,
ming al aongenS 9rep: "glf itsrre
SntereSie er Souaeus Care ON oen
fonaeIige YIDnhiabeo Oh Yiintiteran,
iporligbeOeu. SS. WoieitGt or oobei,
bart life ieIu opmGrfiom pua, at BAN
oeo oeunc Care er fnmmeu inS / ct
flIoitGnoig u~ouipnrliat Gougeiture.
Suerfor aongenS Sppoelie al, at
Songen bar Het til at irttc &c citer
Smosmme iatteoe @eilutninger /
BERT moo fine &~aaoaipereS Huuo,
Itriper Slo6et, at en- 3onge piItnof
life er bunoen al StatSraaoct, at han
fon latte 9eilutniuaer eitcr cgct ON.
oemme, men ban maa ie~luislgclig
Iege at finoe &onbaipere. iom oner.
taaer Iniparet; iadleoeS aaar set til
oper belle Geroen, Der aiucS iHtct
Sono meo nogeu trntelig Hegit.
rinaSform boor cit aonge bill funne
9iere Jim 8ilie giGloeuoe, uocn u,
Gen al SanoetS 9orgcre
ltstter BAN. On abipIltt Wunorf
man BOG bape Sieuere, Tom letter
bans @eiaIinger | Bert. 6inoer bon
life ~in6euior 2oubetS 8rpuier Ell
encite, JON er pinia til at uoisre bans
Seiuiiuger. manaIer ban Yfioler Ill
at reglere, % ban opbsrer al barre
Seriter, bnor ubegrpnlet bans per.
ionlige Naet emo er / Sbcorien.
Song Oscars politiite 2Gre piier. nj
llnioncu er bIepeu umniIig."
"WPcracnbluoet" i~friper: Get er
life lpffebeS oS gieunen aongens ar.
almentotiou at bliuc operbepiitc ON.
at De &ongemagten / 5oridtnineen
bicmleoe Retti8beber ifuloe iilbsrc
Den pcrionIige aouge iioeu Statsroa.
bets Iripnr. glnbet betoncr, at oct
fonititutioneIle Ronarti life Iaocr iia
ioreue nte6, at Statsranoet ipnfer
neo til ct uilielsit Reoifob / aongeuS
Suaub. @labet friter iig peo at Song
Oscar life meb ct eneltc Orb bar be.
Iroret S]tortbiupets NOrcSie argaoen.
De mt S%onaeuaIg / Horae unoer
Sans WnieitGtS Reopirfuiug % DO.
Der beri at ie 9euiS for, at 5oriIoget
ioIioIo or moer CperoeieIie.
st Manifeit.
Sra StocfboIm mc6oeleS 6eu tioe
SUM: Zen iocialoemofratiife ling.
transformers bar peotaaet at uoienoe
CT Waniieit | bunorCoe tlliiuoe gr.
emplarer mco Guerifriften: "gteo
meo gaabuene". : Spraotet uSta'
les. at oct er eli 5orbrpbeIie moo
Snerige8 frcoeIi9e Self OF ophioie
oct til arig moo g~rpoerfolfet, 1t oct
er SuerigeS glrbeioereS og bets ar.
beioenbe kingdoms 9%eilutning oIOrig
nj eiterfomme ell Spiororing til at
grtbe til gnaben, og SucrigcS arbel'
oere er reoe til at neolPage arbei0et
oper belle 2anbet for at iorbiu0rc
arig, og at SuerigeS arbeibenoe
llna0om peo Ell eocntuel Ro6iliie
ringSorore oil nGgte at title fla III
ser lSonerne. I'll SHIT opior0res
grbeioerue % gsuoerne 2anoct oper
til at aibolbe Rasiemsoer for q;
ooerlGgQe Situutioncn. Bort Seien
er: "6reo meo forge.~
-
Seq bar rnVoiassi GseIsisoaassossu. 'Or ovnTtn
its aser bem h~isrisiis TAT. 5ss tan nso 9l9oe an
bsGale ben Ill enbper Janiiie; ssu Ct bias, inits
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30

Ct paffcrt G~itcsraii I KmlSrer, tzx., Gemmcr,
fences ma ien Grtrapramie til rye abonnentcr.
"peserab'poitsn" % "psS ar"sn", ab Gl 1k
minSelie prdmic % fitceraFet. alt for 0hZU
B. ANuNDSEN, DEBORAH. la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-30
ct. Mnssar Seminary,
st. Nnsgar, Sonia.

On l9naere Sie er auerebe forlebet
iioen uoaet berteS ira beuue StoIe, oe
bet iunbe maaite interesiere Soften
3Giere at faa bore Iibt fra os. ON pi
life bar itrepet roget for "Soiteu", ian
bar pi Dog arbeibet mepet fitti9t.
Ssgningeu eieuuem giuters % gaura
termineu bar pGret mere ems almiubeIia
goo. Sen bebite SoritaaeIIe bar heritet
meuem 29rere og gIeper. arbeibet bar
sienuemsaaeuoe pRret sobt giort. Gut
bar fpris9t at gisre fin %ligt. &i er III
netpp fnroiee meb bore iibite gramerer
for bette StoIeaar. Set er ueb BeutcO
hi begrnber at tGnte pan, at mi Hal ri
Titles fra SGrere % fra Sfpletamerater
o9 andre genuer. Set Tan maaife bore
iibite Sang bi fees Der, men pi bar BOG
bet Saab. at ON iaa ifulbe bore SilirIs
BET, maa hi bog faa msbes btSiet.
Sc flelte al gleberne fomner til at
reiie Siem, mebeuS uo9Ie ifal boIbe Stos
le, iaIfalb en- SID, fsrenb De fan reiis
biem.
SeIgenbe Commencement sSroeram
blep gibet tiIbebite:
Ssuoa9 Rorgen, ben Ace sunni, @acs
caIaureatez 8rGbiteu, peb Bait. Otto
gtpitrsm / Speus Soreuebe airtes airte.
Yaa gpens Sperabus, blep isIsenbe
Yro8ram eipet til6ebIte:
MDr1eu GI. 10.
Music. ...... Orchestra
Invocation ......... Rev. otto Mostrem
Oration-'Our Age".....A. S. Odegaard
Vocal Solo. . Miss Anna Lovestrem
Essay-"Character'
...... Amanda Tragethon
Orstion - Influence OF the Bible Upon
the Education of World. Lena Lund
Instrumental Solo ........... Thea Moe
Essay-"Mightier than the Sword" ....
Louise Norris
MISUNDERSTANDING. S. 4. Erdahl
Music 80. .......... Orchestra
~Essay-"The Educational Requirements
of our Times. ......... Sam Haug
Oration-"The struggle for Existence.
Alonzo Donhowe
Mdsic. orchestra
Benediction...... Rev. NJ. E. Waldeland
EVENING s O'Clock.
MUSIC. Orchestra
Invocation. ......Rev. M. E. Waldeland
~Salutatory ........... Katherine Peshak
Instrumental Solo. 49,. . May Peshak
Class History. Anton Lommen
Instrumental Duet....... .............
Valedictory... ....... Grove Tollefson
Song-'Skjonne Mai. ........ GIee Club
......... DR.. c. a. Mellby
presentation of Diplomas ..... .......
Benediction.
Glunuiforeniueeu boIbt screenings
msbe ibag, og iaften bapbe De ell @antet.
Roele Sage fsr Commencement" boIot
SmiortlaSieu en- 8eeeption for 8rabrs
enterne.
Gen srabuerenbc aIasie for 1905 bes
itaar al eIlepe @rabueuter. 80 fra oct
afaoemiIfe Surius, Ell ira bet eugelIte
9urIls, Ell fra bet fireanri4e RormaIs
tlrius, tire fra bet treadrige Rormolfurs
ius oe fire fra BET toanri9e screenings
f~nrius. @rabrenternes Haoue er: aIs
bert SpIpeiter Zbegaaro; 8ronc NmeIia
COLLECTION; aatberiue 8ertrube Reibot;
ebert grbabl; Gina Gbriitiua 2urb;
amanba Sragetbpu; Slon3o 8onbone;
George aoriau; 2ouiie Rorris; Gam
Song; Gntou Common. g.. 8. 8.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05

IcoSrrNuED vN FOURTH PAGE
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
are The Firemen slandered.

Several aggrayating stories of thiefts
by fremen at the Speedwell avenue
fire have been circulated. Marshal
Holloway states that Kayhart, the
barber, complained to him that cigars
and pipes had been stolen from his
place Of business. The marshal started
an investigation at once and states
that Sergeant Morrison was at the
scene Of the fire very early and re-
mained near the door of the barber
shop until relieved by warden. Both
sergeant and warden declare that moth
ing was taken from the place except
by Kayhart and his assistant.
Chief Fox says that while in the
Kayhart store with members Of the
Truck Co he saw a man crouching be-
hind the cigar case. He went to him
with lantern and found that it was
the barber's assistant who was filling
his pockets with pipes. The chief or
dered him to disgOrge although he de-
clared that his employer had ordered
him to get the pipes. Chief Fox repri-
manded the warden at the door for
permitting the man to enter. His ex-
cuSe was that Kayhart had asked that
the man be allowed to 20 in and secure
the good pipes. Kayhart also told the
chief, according to the report of the
latter, that $500 worth Of cigars had
been stolen. Chief Fox, who was for
merly IN the cigar business, says that
ne told him that he did not have ci-
gars to that value in his entire stock.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
A CLOSE CALL.
Number ofspeedwelI Avenue Build
inss Damaged BY Fire.

Number ofSpeedwell Avenue Build
ings Damaged BY Fire.
Fire on Saturday night destroyed
one of the frame structures of the Cor
nell Estate on Speedwell avenue, al
most opposite High street and dam
aged other structures belonging to the
estate and to E. #. Cooney.
The fire started in the rear of the
dry goods store of Jacob M. Leyein, at
number 80. Hedeclares that he closed
the store at half past eleven and that
there was no fire in the store. A. w.
Kayhagt occupies the adjoining store
III the same building as barber shop.
He left his place of business only a few
minutes before the fire broke out and
had not smelled smoke before.
The flames made rapid Roadway in
the old wooden buildings and commu-
nicated to the rooms above occupied
by Fred Ayers and Mrs. Valentine.
They managed to get out and Ayers
carried out the children, who we're in
a room directly over where the tjre
started This building seems to be
beyond possible repair. Another build
ing of the Cornell Estate to the north
caught fire, but escaped with the loss
Of part of the roof. The dremen had
meanwhile started to tear away the
,Cooney frame building next door and
as result the upper rooms and the
wholesale department'of the business
we're damaged by water.
On the orher side of the burned
structure is another building occupied
as shoe store and dwelling by M.
Friedman. Here the roof was partly
burned off and the goods damaged by
water.
On SuDday afternoon the flames
again broke out but were extinguished
with difficulty; but watchman was
left on the ground over Sunday night.
Leyein claims loss Of 50, 800 with
insurance of $1,000. Plancher, who
occupied number 43 was damaged by
water, but had no insurance.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
DISPUTE OVER HUNTING TRACT
Troy Fish and Came Club and Ham
over Neck Game and Fish Club
at Odds over Lesse.

Ill feelings between the. members of
the Troy Fish and Game CLUB and the
Hanover Neck Game and Fish Club,
both organizations Of Hanover town
ship, this county, has developed
rapidly during the last two months, as
the result of misunderstanding re-
|suIting from the lease OF an eight acre
hunting tract. and has now reached a
point where the latter club is suing
the former In the Supreme Court, 20
recover 81, 900 damages.
The suit was brought Wednesday
through Francis a. Mott, the defend
ants named being Harry W. Wambold,
Percy *. Johnson, game wardens, and
Samuel Z. Kirkpatrick, all Of Bloom
Geld, and all members OF the Troy
Meadow Club.
These three, it is alleged, on Octo-
Der 4, trespassed upon tract Of land
leased for term Of years to the Han
over Neck Club, and did considerable
damage, besides pulling down a lot Of
signs placed there by the organization,
forbidding trespassing and all cunning
and hunting
In defense Of this action it is claimed
by the defendants club that that or
ganization holds lease Of the proper
ty, which still has several years to run.
The lease they say, was given them BY
John Ackerman, Of Bloomfield, but
there seems to be some difficulty In
proving it, Ackerman, short time
ago, sold the ground to Henry $. Bab-
bage and SamuelS. Hedden, who made
the lease to the Hanover Neck Fish
and Game Club.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
CANAL BILL TO BE INTRODUCED
william NJ. Corbin Gives Notice 1t
VIII Come Before Next Season.

VIII Come Before Next Season.
One of the features ofthe legislative
session, which opens on January 8
next, win according to a legal notice
advertised Saturday, be a renewal of
the contest for the abandonment of
the Morris Canal for navigation pur-
poses on terms agreeable to the Le-
high Valley Railroad Company its
present owner.
Particular interest is attached to
the notice that bin will be intro
duced with that object in view, at
this time, because the law requiring
four weeks notice Of the introduction
of a special act to be given prior to
the conyening Of the Legislature. or
introduction of the bill, was super
ceded by the Dutileld act of last ses-
sion, which required only the publica-
tion of a notice for one week in a Tren-
ton paper.
The latter act was introduced, ac-
cording to its sponsor, for the special
purpose of meeting the Morris Canal
abandonment issue. Much adverse
criticism was occasioned because the
notice was not published according to
the then existing law, four weeks
prior to it's introduction, in papers
published in the counties affected by
the possible enactment of the proposed
abandonment measure. 1t was broad
ly limited that publicity was feared
and it is for that reason William H.
Corbin, Of Collins & Corbin, counsel
for the company, said Saturday that
the notice will be published under the
old law and the act of 1905, which SUI
percedes it as we'll
Mr.. Corbin said that as far as he
knew the terms Of the new bill would
be same as the one which failed to
reach final passage at the last session.
The latter act was originally drawn
by commission Of three former Gov
ernors Griggs, Werts and Voorhees,
and Mr. Corbin said he was not aware
OF any intention TO change its pro-
visions
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB
Wins women's Golf Team Champions
ship from ApawamIs.

Wins Women's Golf Team Champion
ship from ApawamIs.
The team of the Morris County Golf
Clubhas won the championship of the
Women'S Metropolitan Golf Club AS
sociation. In the final match with the
Apawamis Golf Clubs team over the
latter's links on Tuesday Morris Coun-
ty won by score of to l.
Early last spring the Women's Met
ropolltan Association decided to run
its team championship off in districts.
The first district contained teams rep
resenting the Brooklawn Country Club,
Nassau Country Club, Englewood
.G olf Club, Richmond County
Country Club and Apawamis Golf
Club, while in the second district were
found the Plaindeld Country Club,
Essex County Country Club. Morris
County Golf and Baltusrol Golf Club.
After many postponements Apawa-
mis- finally won the first district cham
pionship, and, as Morris County had
already won in the other district, tire
mained for the winners to play for the
championship. The fact that Morris
County won on its opponents home
course reflects all the more credit on
the New Jersey team.
Miss Elizabeth Hurry, who played
No, ! for her team, was the only point
winner for Apawams. She defeated
Miss Marie Bryce after close match.
Miss Elsa Hurlbut won three points
for Morris County, ais did Mrs. w. d.
Vanderpool formerly Miss @. ID. VIII
lis). The Apawamis team was weak
ened through the absence Of Mrs.
Charles D. Stout, the club champion.
The summary follows
MORRIS COUNTY. APAwAMus.
Mics M. q Bryce, o Miss X. Hurry. N
Miss e. Hprlbut Mrs A. J. Morgan b
Mrs ". u. Van'p'ls $ MRS. H. b. CLARK B
MIS-. " Shipper. Mrs. A n. Harris. 0
Total.
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PERSONAL

Gus Leiber Of jamestown, was a
visitor between trains last evening.
D Mrs. Geo. g. Ludolph Of Dickinson.
Is at the Northwest.
r. Beveridge and J. F. Kelmer are
up from Ashley on land business.
W. T. Brooks. the well known Ma
poleon business man, Is in. the city.
Carl Porter came up from Mime
apolis today for few days visit.
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will machinery buA all the necessaries
Of life for western North Dakota be
distributed from the capital city.
The sick.

I. p. Davies Is rapidly recovering
from his attack OF scarlet fever and
will soon be out.
Henry suttle has 8 bad attack Of
pneumonia, but Is doing nicely and q
speedy recover 10 looked for.
Health Oflicer Ramstad reports the
cases Of contagious diseases in the
city as all progressing nicely and ex-
poets removal Of the several quaran-
tines In a few days. No further cases
than the four Of scarlet fever and one
Of diphtheria reported two weeks ago
have developed and It is hoped the
spread Of these diseases has been
effectively stoppedis
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scantlly ApparelIed. !


Bowbells Tribune: According to q
report brought to this place Thurs
day morning by conductor on the west
bound passenger, Donnybrook people
probably were treated to an early
morning shirt-tail parade. It is told
Of man from Iowa bound for points
further west was a passenger on the
train, occupying q berth In the sleeper.
at Donnyb the train crew had
some switching to do which put the
idea into the "Hawkeye's" head that
he would have time to leave the train
to admire the scenery. IN his night
attire, which consisted only. Of sleep
ing gown, the man left the train which
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Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea Bis
cunt homemade. They viii b fueshe1.
cleaner. more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife 70 produce at home, quickly and eco
nomcally, fine and tasty cake, The raised
hot-biscuit, puddings. the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crlsts and
mullins, with which the ready food
found at the bake shop o. grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps
POWDER co. NEW YoasL
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The Peerless Herman.

- -
The sale of seats for the engage.
nnent OF Adelaide Hermann and CON-
pany, who appear at the Atheneum
Friday, commences at 8 o'clock Thurs
day morning. Madame Hermann oc-
cupies a unique niche In the theatrical
field and the mere announcement Of
her name Is q sure sign for crowded
houses and brilliant audiences. No
other class Of entertainment seems to
afford such an opportunity for com
plete enjoyment as does hers. She
has this season a complete change OF
program Besides new eats Of leger-
demain, Madame Hermann has In
vented many startling and thrilling
acts all OF which are entirely new here
and which she will present with
elaborate embellishments. Among
these novelties are the spectacular
magi-comedy The Artists Dream"
.'strobeika, !" The Capture and Escape
OF Admiral Toga,'' 'tThe Sensational
Black Art, " THE Sleeping Beauty or
"a Dream in Midair,' also the four
American Trumpeteers, Americas
foremost military musical art and
xylophone experts. \.