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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-11-29
n. P. HAS ENOUGH
CARS TO HAUL GRAIN

Officials of the Northern Pacific
|3announce that their road has never
been in better condition to handle
the fall and winter traffic than it
is at the present time. Plenty of
cars are available and business is
rapidly approaching the usual
figures at this time Of the year.
Beginning last May and lasting
for two or three months the rush
Of traffic over the Northern Pacific
was SO heavy as to seriously tie up
the road. In order to get this
traffic out of the way and avoid
inconveniencing the public as we'll
as themselves the road was forced
to divert much of the piled up
freight to the Great Northern.
! This diversion of traffic of the
n. P. lasted until week or two
ago when it was announced that
every trace Of congestion had
been removed and that the road
was able to resume the handling
Of all its freight
The officials state that the traf-
fic is not materially less than in
former years at this time, if the
grain shipments are left out of the
account. It was the cessation of
grain shipments for a short time
during the financial furry that
made possible the clearing away
of all piled up freight.
Lumber shipments are small but
the roads are expecting them to
pick up gradually. Other lines of
merchandise are holding their own
and no diminution is noticeable.
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Agricultural College Notes.

That the people of North Dakota
appreciate the value of farmers in
stitutes is manifest by the fact
that Supt. Hoverstad has, during
the two weeks that he has been at
the college. received requests for
over one-third of the number he
contemplates holding, and they
are still coming in daily. This in
stitute work has now been carried
on for eight years, during which
time two hundred thirty-four meet
ings have been held, or an average
of about thirty-nine meetings per
year. There are in the state about
three hundred places on railroads
at which institutes ought to be
held. In order to give these more
frequent meetings, the plan is to
increase the length of the institute
season. hold shorter meetings and
encourage local institute work.
Supt. Hoverstad has been very
fortunate in securing as one Of the
speakers institute circuit this year,
Prof. Thos. Shaw, formerly head
of the department of animal hus-
bandry at the University of Min
nesota. Prof. Shaw had charge
of the Jas. j. Hill farm contest
last year, and also acted as one of
the judges. in which capacity he
became thoroughly acquainted
with the farming conditions thru
out the state. This fact together
with his extensive learning and
previous broad experience prepares
him to give most valuable sugges-
tions, and his name in connection
with the institutes will unques-
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tionably serve to increase the at
tendance at the meetings, and help
make the years work a decided
success.
Prof. Waldron of the horticult-
ural department, was at Ellendale
some time ago, laying out the
grounds for the manual training
school at that place.
The college had an exhibit at
the st. Paul show. The cattle
were represented by pure bred
Aberdeen Angus steer, and grade
and two pure bred Hereford steers;
the sheep, by three yearling weth-
ers, pen of grade Oxford lambs,
and a pure bred Southdown lamb,
and the swine, by pen Of three
pure bred Chester white gifts and
a Yorkshire barrow.
The college was also represented
at the show by students in the
Judging contests. The students
referred to are Arthur Ueland of
Edgeley, Philip Noun of Buffalo,
and Silver Hoveskeland Of Deehr,
N. D. They were accompanied by
Profs. Sheppard and Richards.
Prof. Ladd was recently in
Washington in attendance at a
conference of feed commissioners.
Important matters relative to the
making Of laws protecting the peo-
pie against food adulteration were
placed before the proper officials.
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Goodrich Citizen.

Mrs. Sutton. of Washburn, ar
rived here yesterday morning to
visit with Mrs. F. Irwin Root.
Mr.. Eugene Campion and Miss
Rosa Granville were united in
marriage early Wednesday morn
ing of last week in the Catholic
church at Denhoff. After the SER
vices they with large number of
friends celebrated the occasion
with feasting and dancing at the
home of the groom's parents near
this place. They we're the recipi-
ents of many costly and useful
presents. The Citizen extends
congratulations.
Early Monday morning fire
caused by the explosion of gaso-
line nearly destroyed Jno. Walch's
farm residence near this place.
Mrs. Walch attempted to light the
gasoline stove when the explosion
occurred and was quite badly
burned in rescuing her baby which
was in a bed room off from the
kitchen. Mr.. Walch was some
distance from the house getting a
load of hay and happening to look
toward the house saw the smoke.
He headed his team toward the
house and ran through the pasture
fence twice, the shortest cut being
through the pasture, and arrived
just as the fire was coming through
the roof. He put out the fire,
however, and saved his house, with
no other damage done than the
interior of kitchen being burned
over. As it was, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walch consider they got off luck
lily.
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Max Enterprise.

Pete Bostrom left this week fo1
Esmond where he will make a
short visit and then go to his old
home in South Dakota for a visit.
He expects to be gone until
Christmas.
Will Beamish had his hand
severely injured by gasoline
engine Wednesday. The cords of
a couple of his fingers were COM
pletely severed. It was an unfor-
tunate accident and will lay him
up for some time.
j. R. johnson has completed
the two school houses in this dis
trict which he sublet from P. D.
Podhola, and we undertand the
same are already in use by teachers
and pupils. johnson has just ia
ken the contract for two more
school houses in the district west
Of here, and must have the same
completed by Dec. 18th. See his
call elsewhere for men capable of
doing carpenter work.
The deer hunters returned Sun
day from their trip to the Missouri
river and brought back one deer.
The party vow they would have
bagged more of the aeet.footed
animals but the fact that there
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Turtle Lake Wave

John French left Monday. Nov
IL, with his family to locate on
the l2O acre farm he boughtss.o one
half mile from Hesperia, Michi-
gan. This farm has four big hou-
ses and barns on it, and French
got the whole cheese for $35O0.
Holvar Skogsmark is selling his
stock, machinery and household
gooGs. and he and his wife will
move to the coast, leaving the boys
in charge of the farm. This is
another instance where an eastern
er has located at Turtle Lake,
made a stake, and gone to spend a
few years in a milder climate to
enjoy we'll earned rest.
Andrew Nelson's mother, who
has been living with him eight
miles west of town this summer,
was taken sick Wednesday morn
ing and died about p. m. The
cause of her death we have not
heard, but she was over seventy
years old and had been quite fee
BILE for some time. She came from
Avoca, Iowa, last spring.
G. K. Wing, of the Mclean Co.
Townsite Go. spent a few days in
town this week. Mr.. Wing informs
us positively that the N. P. railway
will not be extended from Turtle
Lake in less than three years. As
Mr.. Wing has never made a mis-
statement in regard to this town,
we are inclined to think that he
knows what he is talking about.
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company the students on their
tour to Chicago for the purpose of
taking in the live stock exhibit.
Croft school district held an
election Tuesday. The questions
voted on were the removal of
school house No. l and the bond
ing of the township for $500 to
build a high school building in
conjunction with Glenview at
at Baldwin.
James Thomas went to Mandan
in connection with the Poplinger-
Goldschlager case Tuesday even-
ing. This case was transferred to
to Morton county on request Of
defendants, they pleading preju-
dice as the cause for such action.
The new postofice building
which is located between the Kill
ian meat market and the shoe
store, is we'll under way and it is
expected that it will be ready for
occupancy by December L. The
building is owned by Messrs. Ul-
ness, Backman and Holmfiren.
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Wilton News.

Miss Gustena Mates has gone
to Avon, South Dakota, to spend
the winter. She said that thu
News must accompany her, as she
could not do without it.
supt. H. G. Olson Of Washburn
Supt. @. L. Vigness and Rev.
Louis Magin of Bismarck will act
as judges in the declamatory con-
test next Wednesday evening.
Ed Peterson is preparing to go
to the agricultural college at Fargo
in the near future. He will ac-
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RYDER News.

Mrs. Geo. g. Barland of M1not
spent part of last week with her
friend. Miss Lundie. Mrs. Bar
land will locate on her claim. two
miles west Of town early in Janu-
ary.
Geo. Hast, Ed. Wiper, John Bill
lion, T. J. Burwell and Harry Tay-
los left Friday for the Killdeer
mountains where they expect it to
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Continued on Page 81
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COMMISSIONERS PRO-
CEEDNGS OF COUNTY
Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 1907,
9 o'clock A. M.

Board convened, present Chair
man Hultberg, Cor m issioners
Putz and Taylor.
Upon petition, charter was
granted G. Semmler Of the Village
Of Mannhaven to operate gasoline
ferry to run on the Missouri river
from the village Of Mannhaven to
the opposite shore on the Mclean
County side.
Bill of Jacob NJ. Schmidt for
$1.5O, for nails, was laid over.
Andrew McGregor was appoint
ed appraise stock taken up March
I'd, 1906.
Road poll enormously paid by
Thos. Burris, was refunded to him
on account Of over age.
The following bills were upon
motion allowed and auditor in
structed to issue warrants there
for:
John A. Beck, board of
prisoners. $lO4 rs
do washing for
prisoners. ~
do posta ge on
delinquent list. ...... 62 A
do jailer for Oct. 62 90
Underwood Hospital &
Drug Co.. ........... 81 81
Goodrich Citizen. n........ 81 80
Fargo Iron & Bridge Co.,
bal. due on contract of
bridges. ............... 1850 90
G.. Olgeirson. chairman
insanity board. ....... 3 90
Winnor Torgerson Lum-
ber Co., road material. q Is
Upon motion Auditor was in
structed to cancel taxes for 1906
on four horses assessed to Chas.
White.
On motion the Auditor and
Treasurer were instructed to re-
deem the 81 Of SW4 of 2-15O-74
for the outstanding tax for the
years of 1903 and 1904.
Christ Nelson was appointed
appraiser for estray in hands of
w. P. Brown. ....
Upon motion the board adj
iourned to meet at 2 O'Clock P. M.
Afternoon Session.
November 9Th, 1907,
2 o'clock P. M.
Board convened. All members
present.
Petition of w. P. Macomber,
and others, praying that the terri
tory included in Townships l43
and LA, Ranges so and 81, be
transferred to Burleigh county,
was laid over.
Board adjourned to i nsp ect
grading.
November 7th, 1907,
9 o'clock A. M.
Board met. All members pres
ent.
John Hammack was appointed
to appraise estray stock in hands
of 9. D Harrington.
The following bills were upon
motion allowed:
George Knowlen, livery hire$12 70
North Star Lumber Go lum-
ber l2 O5I
Continued on PageS)
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List Of Jurors.

List of jurors drawn to serve at
the December term of the district
court in Mclean county:
Emil Mollendorf.
Oliver Christian.
John Hamilton.
w. P. Brown.
Ludwig Schmidt.
r. G. Oliver.
Chas. Schaefer.
John Freberg.
A. L. Boyer.
P. M. Stafslien.
Hans Fritz.
L. A. Mollendorf.
Chas. O. Bennett.
Ole Gradin.
j. G. Overholzer.
j. FL. Taylor.
Charley Yineman.
Albert Evans. ...
William Busse.
Ole F. Hoover.
M j. Washburn.
A. F. Blum.
Charles Beck.
G. M. Robinson. :,
N. G. Fredrickson.
Lorin Smith.
K. A. Houghtlin.
NJ. E. Miners.
g. F. Eberly.
Julius Matz.
w. E. Brown.
Gottlieb Buechler.
Geo. w. Dimick.
Lewis Pfster.
D. P. Bossen.
Frank johnson.
A. P. Jarvis.
John Allen. >
Henry Hellman.
Ludwig Reimche.
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was no snow made it difficult to
track them. The specimen brought
home was served in the shape of a
fine roast at Kelley's pool hall
Wednesday evening to the friends
of the party and those present.say
it was something fine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

sordos mas seguro que hubeen sido bestas de caga
La itera macho durante diez minutes POGO mas menos
precedida de Caboche de cadc que evaba Ia nerna
DeSpues detuvo.
ayud6 baar duquesa de Neves En- este gran door que
las anonadab ambas eaba doada de temperamento
viosa mosraba mas fuerte
La orre de la Pcoa eevaba las dos mueres como
gigantic sombo inome de dos troneras umnadas
cumbre, parta una luz rojiza.
FL crado que habia deSaparecdo egarea lea reapa-
reci6 en- Ia puerta.
-Podks entrar sehOras dO Caboche odo mundo duer.
Ia torre.
En- e Ia luz de las dos troneras Sc extin-
gu6
Las dos mueres apretadas oa traspusieron Ia
pueeca ova paron las obscudad TN pavmento h1medo
degua En- fondo del coedo petciberon una luz y guia
daS tepugnane dueo de la dgeron haca aquea
La puetta cerro raS elias.
-Caboche con hach6n mano las ntroduio en- una
aa de techo bao ahumado En- medic de saa aba una
que osentaba los os de cubertos Esos
cubeos duda para verdugo para mujer
ayudante principal
En- lugar mas visible del aposeuo veia clavado en- la
pared pergamino seo de- ey Aqne pergamno era
nombramien de verdugo.
ruc6n veia larga espada puno muy grande
Era la reueiene espada de la uStica.
Vefanse ademas cogadas diversos punto la pared
magenes representando los maros supcos varos
santos.
1legado ali Caboche Sc incin6 profundamen diio
-Vuesra Majestad dSpensara 81 me he atrevdo en-.
Louvre conducros aqui Pero voluntad
exprsa suprema cabalero de que he visto
obgado
-Habeis hccho beu maese habes hecho bien dio Mar.
garita para 1ecompensaros vuestro celo tomad.
Caboche miro tstemene la rpeta bosa de que Marga
rita acababa de depositar sObre la
-Orol siempre orc! murmur6 Ay de mil senora , pu,
iese yo escatar peeO de orc sang he verdO hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
LA RE1NA MARGAR1TA

Aquel que cncontrasteis dfa cerca de Monaucon Sc
nora que rao ell su chir6n dos cabaleros heridos
-S, 81, os reconozco, djo maese Caboche
-Verdugo del prebosazgo de Paris
Esta ueron las dnca paaba que oy6 Enrioueta de GUAM
hablan pronuncado alreddor haca va una hora I
gu6 p5do ostro que ena sepuado sus an6s miro
Urdugo de eSmerada pacan depedr amas
Y vents? dijo Margara temblando
"A recordaos la pomesa que habeis hecho mas ioven
los dos cabaeo que ha ogado que os eneque este
eicaro Io recotdais, Senoa1
Ali 81 ST. exclam6 Margarta, amAs juramento alguno
recba mas cumplida satisfaction. En- donde la teues7
En- Mi casa, ell cuerpo.
En- vueStra casa? Por que no la habEis trado?
Podria haber sido detendo puerta del Louvre
hubsen obgado qutam capa ique hubese contestado
yo cuando viesen que ocultaba cabeza bajo ella?
-Esa bien, guardara vuesa casa mafana ire bus
cara
Maisna sehora ma1ana acaso fuese tarde, dio maese
Caboehe
-Por que?
Poque la leina madre ha dado orden de que eu yse
para experiences cabascas las cabezas dos pmeros
condenados que decspase.
oh! lroanacon! ila c4b,z de nuestros amantes? En-.
tiquea excamo Mgarita condo haca amiga quien en-
contro de pie reSore hubiese obgado eo En-
nquea angel mo, co. es 10 que dice este hombe?
ST bien tGue nece>ario haCer?
= Is necesario ir con el
Ay! me senta tan ben, dio Eu1iqua La zando aouel
gto de door que reciben los grahdes MOS de la
vida esaba cad muerta.
Entretano Margara echba capa teIc opeo sobe
desnudoS hombo,. diciendo;
Ven vamOs Yeros uua vez mas
Margaria hilo todas pueas orleno one levaSen
la itera la pueecta sec5eta cogendo bazo de Enrquea
ba6 e pao secreto hacitno seha Caboche de oe las
sguiese.
En- Il puera de ahajc staba la itera en- el portio esp
taha q ctiafo de Caboche nterna
Los que evabah Ia ea eran hOmbrss de cOnfanza mudos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
E|-s'di.. Vupiciips| De MAJ |

Vacante la plaza de Official de
sanidad..de este pueblo, dotada en-
el corriente ejercicio con el sueldo
annual de 100 dollars y en- el pr6xi-
ma con el de 600, Sc anuncia por el
termino de veinte dias a contar des-
de hoy, a fin de que los aspirantes
a ella puedan presentar ell la Secre-
taria del ayuntamiento sus solicitu-
des debidamente legalizadas.
Lo que Sc hace pGblico para
general conocimieIto. .-Manati, 28
de mayo de 1907. -C2ensente Rant
rec, alcalde municipal. $40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
EN- Ell EXrRANGERO
.O0CT0R,GvSTAYO MUyoz

De Ia facultad de Mediclna
lie Madrid y FIX professor Cli
nico delIHospital de..San Car
o~, de la miSma !facultad, de
rrsre>"s de..su viaje a madrid,
IN c>tablecido su o6clna pro-
frsional ep.sla calle de Teiuan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
a 4 p. IN. Telefono 10 326.. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
INvICIO Nt sUHIsTA

Departamento del Interior. .--O6ci-
ia del Superintendent de Obras
pIblicas- San Juan, P. R., mayo
%, 1907
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- publica
subasta del suministro, medi ida y
entrega de 54,4oo metros c1blcos,
mas 8 menos, de piedra triturada,
por Totes, para la conservation de
las carreteras insulares Sc admit
ran en- esta ofcina hasta las once
a. m. del dia IS de JUNO de 1907
en- que Sc abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc
daran en- esta o6cina, donde Sc en-
cuentran de manifesto todos los
documentos que han de regir en- la
contrata y podran recoger los lici-
tadores los modelos de proposicio-
ues que han de presentar.
La administration Sc reserva
el derecho de rechazar cualquiera 8
toias las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior, J.J. JimSneg, Superinten'
lente de Obras publicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
G.T.RI1Ruiz Arnlu

MEDIco:cIRUJANo, de la Fa-
cultad de Ma irid. Consultas de lay
media 4 4 y media lie la tarde.
I isto. I4-San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
IOVE'ItucIA IuPORTINTt

Sc advierte q las perssnas de
la isla y del exterisr que envian
escritos para la publicidad, que
en- ningdn case Sc devuelven los
acuerdese 8 no su in
serci6n Ell el peri6dico, nj Sc dan
explicaciones de ninguna especie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
PRE- CLOS ne 5 - ca(PcsON
EN- LA IsLA

CRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises en los que el amor
ha sido el in6vil principal. Crinenes
a la Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, uSan'lo un Perfume 8 uu Jab6n
vulgar, c,iando el exquisite "Cashinlire
Bons'rct"--ya Ell perJnme 6 en- Tab6n-
es el samun lvl bucn tono Colgate
y CO, New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
AguaS MineraIes.de But|ada

Proceden de los famosos Burada avaa) siendo
las pmera de odo terrioo an fuens
nerales Ell que aparece emento mnerazado YODO
sas aguas enep gran dsino pases America
Pseamene en- Cuba Meco donde medco nentes las
dan co" ea2 para Gaiomes del 1magO (gaaga dispep
arros garcos como tan6n vga satarros vexicaaa
o6lcos nefdtcos etc) lgnalnpeuk las del hgads '''
Son de muy agradab abor aunque
oomida mezcads con poquo Vino pusden amn
cuaqa hora producendo todos sasfactoos
sultados.
1mpsrtadores Puerto Rico,
SucesOres Dc r. Iureos & fe..
Graz ~, San fuan P R. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-13
TIL f HE I.-V-E.-T-l A.
II calle liz al.a Cruz.


Gran casa de huf.p dies. Tablt
d hoteh. Aposentos la-l familias J
persoua, solas. Comldas i cincuenta
centaVos cubierto. Baiios. Telefono
lo2 Apartalo dc correo 295 Pro
pietario Pedro Shira.
Nota = Este hotel esta a cargo de-
una Senorta caguedA
rs Ni:CESARlO txigir que cada
ostia obtrnga grabalo el nomble Di-
gestivo NIolarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor efecto que una do
cena dc. botclias le aqua mineral 6 de
ser -el 1nico curative radical. del est6-
mago y del intestine, el digestive Mo-
jarrictl p,trilica los aliiuentosy y los ha-
ce asiniiiai,.o FL Iegittno Digestive
Molartieta cura en- uu dia las indiges-
toues, en- un me> las dispepsias 6 gas.
tralgias, y cn tres, meses las mis- gra-
YES enieImcdad4s cr0nicas del eSt6ma
60 del inctstluo I>sta universal
ente conhtmado en- fo~ma sin igual
que la efcaca del Digestive Mojarrie
n es verdaderamcntc radical Y supe
rior la de tMlos los otros remedies
De venta en- las principaies farmaiasc
de Europa y America.
EsJSE: Vl:NDI: un lote de taha-
60 til rama coStoho dc 1905, de las me-
j,r-s vegas Ar CAgnas, DirigirSe 4
Qainone> CaE,<ulo G. Caguas, 2.
Rico
ii scilM plAZ NAVARRO ha
es,auiccido su vticina de Abogado y de
Nutafia ell es,a cudad, calle de San
JitSlu numero 49,
EIercc ante Ia Corte Federal Cor
tes dc Distrito de toda la Isla y Corte
Suprclna, dedicandose asi mismo al
examen de de titulos dc propiedades,
Incorporation de CorIoraciones del
pats extrangeras y trasmi:aci6n de
expt dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa,
Aceptando la noble competencia
hoy establecida eli el ejercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
seflor DlAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone a
cabrar & sus clientes honorarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
Do(tG.1R Arnlu
MBDIco:cIRUJANo, de la Fa-
cultad de Ma irid. Consultas de lay
media 4 media lie la tarde.
I isto. G4-San Juan,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20
GRADUATION AT CAMDEN,

The graduation of the class of 1907
G. Fl. S., was held in the opera house
Friday evening and was one Of the most
successful of the many held. The opera
house was Hastily and prettily decorated
in the class colors, steel gray and pink,
and the stage was arranged with cut
flowers and plants. The exercises COM
menced at s o'clock. Music was fur
nished by the Camden High school
orchestra and they deserve credit for
the excellent selections they rendered.
The young ladies were attired in white
and the class presented a pleasing pic
ture. The program was as follows:
Music, G. H. S. orchestra; prayer, Rev.
L. d. Evans; essay, Our Influence,
Sherley Jane Dow; class history, Cora
Elizabeth Pullen; class prophecy, Made
line Adella Dow; essay, Friendship,
Maude Ingraham Rokes; piano solo,
Merry Mountaineers, G. De Janon,
Helen Maude Nash; class poem, Ethel
Louise Knight; presentation to school,
Maude Lillian Brown; essay, Power of
Music, Florence Marion Kirk; violin
solo, Mazurka, E. Mlynarski, Hervey
Clifford Allen; address to undergrad
yates, Bertha Annie Payson; essay, The
Value of Self Reliance to Scholars,
Winifred Louise Nash; music, c. Il. s.
orchestra; class will, Lucy Mae Allen;
class Grafton, John Libby Curtis;
presentation to class, Elizabeth Bernice
Wadsworth; singing, class ode; award
ing of diplomas by j. H. Ogier, superin-
tendent of schools; benediction, Rev.
L. D. Evans.