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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-05-18
BUFORD.
May Is, 1905.

may Aos hO"c'
Z. B. Turner has completed his
work a. assessor.
D. Davis, Of Mowrystown, was In
our community Saturday looking af-
ter the interests of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance.
Andy Barker and wife, of Pulse,
was shopping in our village Friday.
Richard Roads, of Fincastle, passed
through here, Friday, to see his faith
er at Needful, who is still very Ill.
Preparations are being made to re-
model the M. E. Church this summer.
Mrs. David Crawford and daughter,
Cleo, of Needful, were calling here
last Friday.
James Moberly was calling on l.. l..
Altman at Gath last Thursday.
Silas Huggins, of Sardinia, passed
through our town Saturday.
The Buford dramatic club will put
on the stage the play, Defending
the Flag" in the near future.
Misses Winona Rosselott and Mag
gle Moberly were calling at Mt. Oreb
Friday evening.
Geo. and Dora Brown, of Pulse,
we're visiting their sister, Mrs. Lydia
Roads, one day last week.
Mrs. j.. A. Moberly and daughter,
Mrs. Dottie Jones, we're calling on
Mrs. Louie Rosselott Friday.
The people of this community are
very well pleased with the appoint
ment of the new school examiner,
Prof. L. J. Coffman. MIR. Coffman was
for several years teacher in Clay
township, having taught four years
in the Buford schools, and is a son OF
Abe. Coffman east of town.
VIM. Hartman attended stock sale
at Williamsburg Saturday.
We understand that the pike from
Sardinia to Danville, by the way of
Buford, has been granted, which will
be quite an accommodation to the
public.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Roads, of bod.
sonville, were visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Young, Saturday.
The Clay township board of educa'
tion met at Tolle's Saturday and ap'
pointed John E. Burns and N. S. Lam
dess as members of the board, which
was made vacant py the resignation
of p. K. Ruble and S. N. Roberts, who
are included in the Buford special
district.
Mae Marriott, Minnie Moberly,
Cleo Crawford, Harley Weaver, Ralph
Tolle and Alison Earhart were appli-
cants at the Patterson examination
at Hillsboro Saturday.
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Schrier--Fine Tailoring.
PRICETOWN.
May 10, 1905.

way ~ AoVos
H.D. Davis will deliver the memorial
address at Pricetown May 80. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Lily Gossett is visiting Edwin Red
key and family of Sugartree Ridge.
J. G. Landess and son have started
their -four mill again, with James Nc
Guire, of Hillsboro, as miller.
Children's day will be observed at
the Christian Church the hrst Sunday
In June. VIA
Alva McFadden 10 engaged In paint
ing w. 8. Barker's new residence.
Mrs. Nancy shahfer, and Gertrude
Whitley, of Pulse, spent the past
week with d, A. Pulliam and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X. stroup, Of Dodson.
Vile, were visiting Howard Cochran
and wife Sunday. .,
Ed. Lyons and family, of Buford,
we're visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Landess, Sunday.
M. J. Pulliam, sr., lost a valuable
COW last week.
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May Is, 1905.


Mrs. James Jinkins isreported very
sick.
Mrs. Mamie O'Donnles and son
spent Saturday the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Saloma Hempsted, near
Sinking Spring.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, of Sinking
Spring, called on her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Wilson, Sunday afternoon
David White made business trip
to Adams county Friday.
Mrs, Henry Countryman is on the
sick list.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles McCoppin and
children, of Carmel, took supper with
]. p. Havens and family Sunday.
VIM. Swanney, of Cynthiana, was a
business visitor in our vicinity one
day last week.
Asa Brown, of Sinking Spring, was
in our vicinity Saturday.
Fred Rice and Miss Grace Hizer, of
Marshall, narrowly escaped ia serious
accident on their way to Butler
Springs Sunday evening. Just in front
of j. P. Havens' residence their horse
became frightened and commenced
kicking throwing them both out and
would have gotten away but for Mr.
Havens' assistance. Mr.. Rice and
Miss Hizer were only slightly injured.
The buggy was demolished.
Miss Emma McKeehan, of Sinking
Spring, with about seventy-fve OF her
scholars celebrated their last day OF
school at Butler Springs Saturday.
Although it was very rainy day all
seemed to have good time, as they
gathered in the hall and played all
kinds of games.
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Thursday was day Of happiness
for the pupils in the primary and in
termediate rooms, but was partly
spoiled by the awful rain. The wagon
was decorated in flags, and the din
ner was spread in the school hall by
the parents of the children, which
showed the teachers, Misses Flossie
Wright and Bernice Brown, of New
Vienna, their appreciation of their
good work here the past year.
Josephine Ridgway was shopping in
Hillsboro Thursday.
Lyman Turner, of near Greenfield,
and Josephine and Gussie Ridgway
attended the dance at Highland Fri
day evening.
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MOWRYSTOWN.
May Is, 1905

Rev. Bailey and wife, of Winchester,
we're guests of friends here last week.
Mack Purdy spent last week in
Hillsboro as juror.
The series ofi'storms lately have
caused much damage along Whiteoak
creek.
During one of the recent storms a
large chimney on the dwelling of
Perry Roberts was blown dowr, tear
ing a great hole in the roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Few entertained
Mrs. Eta Ball, of Buford, and Mrs.
Daniel Stroop, of Pricetown, last
Thursday.
Miss Flossie Galliett has gone to
Hillsboro where !she will remain for
some time.
DR.. Anderson and wife, of Buford,
we're recent guests of Jude Winkle
and family.
Robert Pope and L. A. Galliett we're
business visitors in Cincinnati last
week.
A largei,barn on the farm of Chas.
Hauke, jr., was struck by lightning
during recent storm and was entirely
destroyed with all of its contents. 1t
was filled with hay and tobacco. The
loss will amount to about S4OO.
Children 'sIDay will be observed at
the Christian Church on the evening
of June II.
Louie Troutman and wife are re
joicing at the arrival of a new daugh
ter.
Olin Davis, wholhas been in Green
field for three years past, has come
home and will remain here during the
summer. While in Greenfield he filled
position in creamery.
Mr.. Jason, of New York City, an in
spector of risks for the Manhatton
Life Insurance Co., spent a day here
recently with the local agent, L. E.
Diehl.
DR.. Il. Saslavsky, of Cincinnati, will
be here this: week to do all kinds Of
dental work at the Office of DR.
Rhoton.
Miss Emma Marty left here las,
Friday morning for Wooster, where
she and her father will make theii
future home. Her brother, Ed, left
the same day for Dallas, Texas, where
he has a position in furniture store
VIM. Hunter and:wife visited DanieI
Stroop and family, of Pricetown, a
short time ago.
H. B. .Galliett, of Samantha, was on
our streets few days ago.
Mrs. Evaline Winkle is visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Keethlor, at Gath.
Chas. Walker and wife spent last
Sunday with Eli McQuitty and wife
of Bells Run.
Leon Greenhow, of Lima, is here
doing a job of painting on the dwelling
of Mrs. Catharine Fcnwick.
The Presbyterian Sabbath Schoo
purchased some new Sunday Schoo
books for their library.
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RAlNSBORO.
May 10, 1895.

May 10, lo50.
James Coppes spent Thursday night
in cambridge.
Ernest Stanley and sister, of Bourne
Vile, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Carter.
A COW belonging to Berry Smith
was killed. by lightning during the
storm on Thursday afternoon.
Charles Hatcher, ,.of Dallas, was the
guest of W. J. Redkey on Saturday.
Warren Harper and wife, of Good
Hope, have been visiting at the home
of Commissioner J. B. Davis since Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, of Whining
ton, were in town Saturday.
Byron Redkey, of Dallas, has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
8. Redkey.
Mrs. Mary Clark, of Bainbridgc, is
the guest Oherr-. daughter, Mrs.
JOstpH bedVer.
Earl Carter returned Wednesday
evening from trip to Canton and
other points in the1northern part Of
the State.
Mrs. Jesse Spence, of New Peters.
burg, spent'Saturday night and Sun.
day with hertparents here.
Charles Clark, who has been the
guest of friends here several days
leaves to-day for Lynchburg, where
he has accepted lucrative position
John McMullen, of Hillsboro, wal
here last week looking after the in
terests of his farm.
Mrs. Louisa Baker, of Bainbridge
spent part of last week with relatives
here.
Geo. L. Garrett, of Hillsboro, wal
the guest of his mother on Sunday.
The commissioners are having the
pike scraped between this place and
New Petersburg.
A son was born TO Charlie Patterson
and wife on Saturday morning.
The Epworth League will hold thei,
annual election Of oficers 1t the N. r
Church on Friday night Of this week
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WINKLE.
May Is, 1905.

May 10, 1908.
Harry Shaw and son, of Hillsboro,
spent last week with Frank Huggins.
Chas. Long, of sorg, spent Saturday
with his sister, Mrs. q. N. Pulliam.
Azel Ratchford was business caller
at Mt. Oreb Thursday.
Harry Hodson, of Mowrystown, was
4 business caller here Friday.
Harry Hunter was calling on friends
at Fairview Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Sanders returned to her
uome at Hillsboro Friday after spend
ing a week with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Lorinda Coffman spent last
With her son, Charles, at Eillsboro.
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CARMEL.
May Is, 1905.

May 10, l90o.
Mrs. IT. M. Watts is improving from
a serious attack of appendicitis.
Dame rumor reports wedding In
the near future.
Hiram Kibby, wife and two child
rem, of Tennessee, are visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. L. d. Mccoy, and family af'
ter an absence of fourteen years.
Rachel Simpson Is visiting her
daughter at Cynthiana.
d. w. Holiday, wife and two
children, of Wilmington, visited his
parents, Thomas Holiday and wife,
from Saturday until Monday. J. L.
Holiday and wife. Of near Whining.
ton, Joined them Sunday.
Manford Lawson and wife moved u
his place 1t Olive Branch this week
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SINKING SPRING.
Nav Is. 1905.

DR.. and Mrs. Chapman we're visiting
friends at Locust Grove Sunday.
M. G. Murphy was a business visitor
at Hillsboro Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. L. F. House we're guests
of Bainbridge friends Sunday.
c. G. Belleson was visitor at Peeb-
les Saturday.
Miss Emma McKeehan and her
pupils and a number of the parents
spent Saturday at Hotel Butler. The
day was rainy and would not have
been so pleasant had 1t not been for
the hospitality of the clever landlord
and family. An elegant dinner was
spread in the dining room and about
ninety partook. Fifty children rode
in wagon drawn by four oxen. Prof.
Lemons could not be present, as busi-
ness called him home Saturday morn.
ing.
Miss Helen House visited relatives
at Washington last week.
Miss Margaret Chapman has re.
turned after a two weeks visit with
relatives at Locust Grove.
Mrs. Eva Low and daughter are
spending few weeks with relatives
at West Milton.
DR.. L. F. House has returned from
Columbus, having been in attendance
at the Tenth Annual Ohio State Pedi-
atric Society and the Sixtieth Annual
Meeting of the Ohio State Medical
Association. The meetings were the
most successful ever held. There
we're more than 500 registered and
there are now more than 1900 men,
bers of the State Society. The sub
jects presented by the profession were
scientific and practicali in the medical
section, and the discussions were by
the most learned and wide-awake
members of this and other states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, of PEBBLES, are
visiting at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Copeland.
Messrs. Eylar and Turley were at
PEBBLES Saturday.
The Redmen organized lodge at
this place Monday evening. They
made things pretty lively for little
while. n
j. B. Hite, who has been employed
at Rainsboro, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Leslie Wilkins and John Wise, of
New Petersburg, were calling ON
friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eubanks, of Car.
mel, were guests of Mrs. Frank Belle,
son Saturday. at
Messrs. Rhoades and williams. of
Elmville, and Misses Grace william
son, Nellie Butler and Rosa stultz
took supper at Hotel Eylar Sunday.
ELLIS Weaver and wife, Of Rosebell, /,
spent several days here.
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SAMANTHA.
May Is, 1905

Miss Velma Smithson entertained
on Saturday in honor of Mary and
Mabel Brouse who are soon to leave
for Greenfield. Aside from guests of
honor those present were Lenore
Carey, Dora and Louie Holmes and
Vesta McLaren.
Harry o. Wilson and wife, of near
Greenfield, Ship. johnson and family,
of Leesburg, and Thomas Buntain and
wife spent Sunday with j. ID. Leaver-
ton and family.
The w. G. T. U. are contesting for
membership captains and opposite
sides are Elma Carey and Elizabeth
Hudson.
Maude Wright entertained Stella
Mccall on Sunday afternoon.
Mae Marie West, of Hillsboro, was
the pleasant guest of Ivallee Wilson.
last week.
George Brown and family are max
ing preparation to move to Greenfield
Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Brown is
training for the races on the Green.
field track and will reside there dur.
ing his work.
Misses Ivallee Wilson and Anna
Thorpe have began four-course In
struction of elocution and physical
culture under Miss Chloe Barger, of
Leesburg. Miss Wilson will also
finish her course in Japanese oil paint.
Ing under Aiss Hazel Hussey.
Master Oyerton and Hugh West, oi
Hillsboro, spent Saturday with their
old frieads here and took part in the
baseball game with our bows here.
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LOW RATE
EXCURSIONS
VIA B. & O. S-W.
9EASoNIoox.


Home sssk:rs Tickets to points in the West,
Srd Tuesdays OF each month.
One Way colonIsts Tickets to Portland,
seattle, Tacoma Van Couver, Los Angeles,
san FRANCISCO, San Diego and other points
ish Columbia; Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Po-
points; on sale daily to May 18th, also Sept.
Decoration Day. One fare for the round
Tickets win be sold May 1880. Return limit
May 3lst
ST. LOUIS. MO.
National Baptist Anniversary. Tickets will
be sold from all points in q +. A. Territory,
May ID, 10, II. Return limit May 27th..
AsBURY. PARK. N. }.
National Educational Association Tickets
VIII be sold June %, 30. July and Q. Return
iim aman Jpiy loth with privilege of extension to
DENVER COLORADO.
National Epworth League Convention. Tick
cts Will be sold June 20 to July 3rd also on
July 4th for such trains as reach Western
14th, with privilege of extension to August g.
National fraternsl Order Of Eagles, Aug. u.
One fare plus LOO for round trip Dates Of
sale and other particulars will be announced
later.
National Encsmpment q. A. z. Tickets will
be sold August ~ to September,3rd also Sep
tember 4th for such trains that reach West
ern Gateways on same day. Return limit
Sept; 1eth, with privilege OF extension to
October 7th. lIeII -7, 900
BALTIMORE. MD.
United Society Of christisn Endsaver. Tick
cts will be sold July l. Return limit July
l2th, with privilege of extension to Aug. 81.
For detailed information, rates, time of
trains>> sleeping car reservations, etc; con-
o. p. MccARTY.
Gen. Pass. Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The installation of new officers and
reception of new members will be in
connection with the regular league
services next Sunday night.
The entertainment given by the Aid
Society was greeted by a crowded
house and was one of the best ever
heard here. It was given entirely by
local talent and reflects great credit
on our little village. The receipts
we're thirty-one dollars.
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Schrier--Fine Tailoring.
PULSE.
May Is, 1905.

May 10, IgO5.
Sidney Taylor and family spent Sum
day with Frank Orebaugh and family.
Clarence Pulse and wife spent Sun
day with Matt Pulliam and family.
J. W. Duvall will leave Wednesday
for a combined business and pleasure
trip to Noble, H.. st. Louis and Bell
flower, Mo.
John Duncanson, of Lynchburg, was
the guest of j. H. Duvall and family
Monday night.
Mrs. Gus. Collier and daughter, OF
Cincinnati, we're the guests OF Tim
CLANCY and family last week.
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"Why do men swear SO? Women
don't find 1t necessary TO be profane." !"
my dear, your sex has nothing to
swear for. What have you to do with
fountain pens, telephone and Office
b0ys?"
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What did you think Of Unions
after-dinner effort ?"
"Why, II seemed TO me that he lost
the thread Of his discourse At one
time.r
"Yes but he had string Of words
70 put In IT. place."
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Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean, cross feeling, no strength, no
appetite? HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea win make you well and keep
you we'll. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
KAUFMAN & BAER.
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Employer-Shorter hours, eh?
Great Scott You only work six hours
a day now.
Laborer-- You Misunderstood US,
sir. We do not ask for fewer hours,
but shorter ones. What We want ID
six hours day Of thirty minutes
each.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Ella Duvall wishes to extend
her sincere thanks to her friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympa.
thy extended during the sickness and
death of her husband.
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Tcacher-Have you studied your
lesson on figures of speech ??
Tommy-Yes ma'am.
Teacher--Take this sentence my
love for my teacher 10 az warm a.
sunshine." What figure Of speech Il
thatY ls.
TOmmy-Sarcasm. W.
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Marriage Licenses.

William g. Hottinger, Bell, o., and
Blanche e. Wheelor, Bell.
Isaac Wesley Keplinger, Carmel,
and Edith Estle, Barrett's Mills.
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Get your once supplies It the NEW
HERALD ONCE.
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FORT HILL.

Blue Serges. WADE TURNER.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-13
BIG ENGINES
HAVE ARRIVED
200 Type Locomotives For
Great Mort hern in Use on
This Division Now.

Crookston Times: Three of
the new type Of engines which
are to be employed in the hauling
of the heavy wheat trains upon
this division, have arrived in the
city and have been sent out on
their maiden runs. 1911 the
last to arrive was steamed up
yesterday and was to have been
taken out in charge of Engineer
Johnnie Greenhaulgh for her
trial spin on the Cass Lake line.
1902 is in charge of Engineer Nc.
Murney and has made a lumber
of very successful trips as also
has 1900 in charge of Rushvelt.
The big monsters have tanks
with a capacity Of 5000 gallons,
carry twenty tons of soft coal
and are capable of pulling with
ease 100 cars of wheat. They
are the biggest ever employed on
the Northern division and are
somewhat of a curiosity to rail
readers. Two of the monsters
will be in service on the North
ern regularly.
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S. M. T. Nykreim Dead.

E =. .ss : - r. - 4 &
S. NJ. T. Nykreim Of Ulen, but
who was a resident of Bemidji
for several years, died at a hos
pital in st. Paul Wednesday af-
ter an extended illness. Mr..
.Nykreim was SO years of age and
has been resident of Minnesota
for the past 40 years. He leaves
his wife and seven children, one
of whom is Mrs. A. O. Aubolee
of Bemidji. The funeral will be
held at Ulen Monday. Mr.. Ny
kreim is well known by large
number of Bemidji people who
will mourn his loss. He was one
of the first men to realize the adj
vantages of Bemidji as asummer
resort, and was the principal
factor in building and equipping
the Viking Boat company's
property here. He was a well-to-
do farmer at Ulen and owned
several fine farms in that yicin-
[ity, as we'll as considerable resi-
dence property in Bemidii.
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HATCHER I AXES
BIG CONTRACT
Will Cut 10, 600, 900 Feet Of
Pinefor Crookston Lum-
Der Company.

IA -
a.. z. Hatcher Of Park Rapids,
who has cond ucted logging oper-
ations in northern Minnesota for.
a number Of seasons past, has
taken a contract to log 10000, 600
feet of pine for the ookston
Lumber company during the
coming logging season. The pine
is located along the line of the
CrookstonL Lumber companys Viii
ton spur. The work of building
camps, Of which there will be
three in number, has already
started. The timberis located
about seven miles north Of Will
ton and the camps will be built
in The heart of timber area.
About 200 men will be employed
on the contract and the entire
amount of timber will be cut and
loaded upon cars during the win
ter, !
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OLIVER J. BAILEY
IS INDICTED
Prominent and Wealthy Citizen Of Peo-
ria---Chairman Of School
Committee.

Peoria, Ill, Oct. 13-The grand
jury today returned an indict-
ment against Oliver J. Bailey,
chairman of the finance commit.
tee of the school board, on the
charge of malfeasance in office in
connection with the Dougherty
enlightenment. Bailey is one of
the most prominent and wealthy
residents of this city and the in
dictment has created a great sen
sation. The jury also censured
the entire school board for neg
ligence and returned forty three
additional indictments against
Dougherty.
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T. j. MILLER
A CANDIDATE
Would Represent Second
Ward in First Council of
City Of Bemidii.

0. = -Hr#
T. J. Miller, the-Beltrami
avenue employment and real es-
tate man, will be a candidate for
alderman in the second ward.
AS yet Mr.. Miller has not an.
nounced his candidacy, but he
stated to the Pioneer last night
that he would accept the Office if
he were nominated and elected.
81 wish to see the second ward
well represented said Mr.. Mil
Ter, 'sand believe that I will prove
satisfactory if elected. l believe
in the wide open policy so far as
it can be allowed.
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Correspondents.
cunninghain.
Continued from Page I;

brothers household goods to
Northome for storage.
"A few of the friends met at the
Cunningham home Friday even
ing where they spent the time in
dancing and playing games. For.
feits were a particular feature of
entertainment. One in particular
caused a deal of merriment. A
mock wedding was held and when
over the gentleman dealing the
forfeits made known to the com
pany that If the groom had hap
pened to have license in his
pocket the ceremony would be
legal. For it happened that the
mock priest is Justice of the
Peace in this town.
Hugh Mclean has returned
from Rockford where he has
been looking after the harvest on
his fathers farm.
Miss Kolor who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Foss, will
return to her home this week.
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C. r. Martin Returns Home.

Editor G.. r. Martin Of the
Beltrami County News, who has
spent the past two months at
Hot Springs, Ark, returned
home last night. Mr.. Martin,
who was suffering with infiam-
matory rheumatism, has almost
entirely recovered from his sick
ness, and will at once resume his
duties as editor of the News.
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First Passenger to Red Lake.

The first passenger run over
the Minneapolis, Red Lake &
Manitoba railway from Bemidj
to Red Lake, made the trip yes
terday, starting from Bemidji in
the morning and returning il
the evening. The train was q
special and carried Manager w
G.. Marson and Mrs. Marson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Chic:
Engineer M. D. Stoner and G. A
HalvorsOn.