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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

ally attractive as well as practically
y perfect dwelling Now that nay
model is completed am having a
set of mouIds made for the con
struction Of a full-sized house on this
plan and shall build tAe first one
from these mould next summer. One
thousand dollars will cover the an
tire cost of building this house,w hicn
will be big enough for three ordin-
airy families = n 5
d * fter the ateriaIs are assembled
on the ground, 70 working hours
should be SUFFICIENT to build house, !,
continued Mr.. Edison. After the
cellar is dug the contractor will bring
his sand cement and crushed stone,
together with his concrete mixing
hinery, the moulds and a derrick
to the spot. AS fast Of the concrete
is made 1T is poured into the mouIds,
which fit together from cellar to roof
tree. The Workmen keep on pour.
ing In the concrete until it overhows
at the top. Then they 90 away, and
six y days later, they go back and take
off the moulds, piece by piece.
Roofs and floors will be solid con.
crete. The only wood necessary will
be the doors and a strip Of wood
sunk around the edge Of each floor
to tack the carpets to. When 1t il
done you will have a house that ii
4 fire proof, yermin proof and water
proof, and you can let the children
chop the banisters with hatchets ali
day, Is It gives them any pleasure
II won't hurt the house. 4,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

used for long time. The party
examined the gun and one man put
Ills finger ii the muzz1e. Withdrawing
it all black from powder.
Two horses Of the prosecuting wit
ness had disappeared. One was
found Under those circumstances, the
other horse was found in the bunch
belonging to the defendants Y
8 IN the face of the states testimony
the defendant declined to put in any
evidence n whatever. The jury re-
mained out for four hours and
brought in a tyerdict of not guilty. q
The case of State of North Dakota
against Frank Frison was next call
ed. This is al case of bastaHdy and
the complaint was sworn. out by the
father of the girl; eronica Keller,
the mother Of the i1legi innate child.
Mr. Lynn for the defendant, moved
for a dismissal Of the action on the
ground that no sufficient complaint
had been filed, the statute requiring
the mother Of the bastard to make
The comp laint. Us IL
u The motion was granted The has
|tard child was born September 8,
1906. and as an action Of this kind
must be started within a year after
the birth Sof the child no further
charge could be laid against the de-
fendant and he was exonerated. &
81 He is not, however, out of hot wat
er. The girl has brought a suit for
breach Of promise and places her
damages at So, 600 and This case is
now being tried. Most of the wit
nesses are German Russians and the
taking of testimony Is necessarily
slow as it has to be taken through in
steTpTeters. ~
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Z: no q ti,{s
CRACKERS [
MUST BE PROPERLY LABELED
FOR WEIGHT AND GRADE
HEREAFTER
CIRCULAR OF WARNING ISSUED
BY FooD COMMISSIONER
LADB

y x -
Prof add, food commissions has
issued the following circular on food
weights.
The Food Law in this state re-
quires that all food products and
beverages shall be labeled TO show
the true net weight Cor lneasure),
the true grade, and the true name
and address Of the manufacturers or
jobber Therefore, take notice that
the provisions Of this law will be
strictly ensafccd
on and after Nov, 9th, 1907, any
dealer receiving further consignment
of crackers, etc, to be sold in the
state must see that tho Same, Is II Oh,
erIy labeled for weight. grade and
nlan,lfa cturer. 3s5
The National Biscuit Co.. through
their attorney, has declined to COM
ply with the provisions of this law.
You are. therefore, cauti oned that
the sale Of package good sent out
by this or other houses and not prop
erly labeled viii be contested
\ (signedl e. +. LADD,
Food Commissioner
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ors: John H. Wishek, VIM. =. Krebs-
bach, John H. Krebsbach, the last
two Of Adams, Minnesota and the
first named of Ashley, N. b.
Sterling State Bank, N. D., capital
stock $12, 500. Incorporators:: E. r..
Amundson, Sterling N. b., q. j. Cur
tin, DEBORAH, Iowa. William j. Dryer,
Medina, N ID. 3
trhe Taber-B loomauist Co.. aank-
in, N. D., capital stock sit, 600. IN
:corporators: 3. y. Pavda, A. L.
Bloomquist and Chas. II. Taber, Of
Lankin, N. d.
Scandal American Bank of Adams,
n. 81, capita. stock $40 900. Incor-
porators: G. J Jeglu1n, j 4. Jeglum
both of Adams, N D., and q d.
Lord, Park River, n. ID.
Bijou Theater Co. !, jamestown, N.
d., capital stock $50, 900. Incorporate
ors Lewis Hart, Jamestown, N. d.,
+. +. Lllger, Fargo. n. IL. ard Fred.
~. Tracy, Bismarck, N. d.
Dickinson irrigation; and Water
Power Co., of Dickinson, N. &. /, CAPT
tai stock $50, 200. Incorporators.
Miles Vineyard. T.. A. Simpson, OF
Dickinson, N. D., and Henry Bren-
nan, Of Gorham, n. d.
Grand Forks Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION, of Grand Forks, N. D., In
crease of capital stock from $780,
900 to 81, ZOO, 900. u
Congregational Church Of sentine,
Butte, N. D. Incorporators:: Lewis
Fl Crawford, Fred. G.. Gilbert and
Joseph A. Kitchen, all of Sentinel
Butte, N. D.
First German Baptist Church OF
Casselman, change of name to The
Martin Bapti-t Church n
Farmers and N Merchants Bank
Beach, N. D.. capital stock sic, 0OG
Ineorporators: IT. G. Jenson, N. M
Jensen, J. w. Brinton, all Of Beach
II. ID. and others.
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INTERPRETATIONS

Alfred Blaisdell, secretary Of state
has Issued charters to the following
corporations:
Qneen City Telephone Company.
Ryder, N d, capital stock $40, 600.
incorporates. Lloyd ST Office, Mary
A, 0ficer and irvine n. Officer.
First State Rank of Left Leif NJ.
al. capital stock stf.oO0 Incorporat
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KNIGHTS Of l,ythlas.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. A.s MEETS ENERs:
"Wednesday evening at K. r. hall. new We
& block Vim. O'Hara, c. c.: M. g. Hages
81 X. of z. and S.
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The Markets

Chicago. Oct. Cattle Receipts
about 300; market weak; beeves
$500 to $40; cows $40 to So; calves
So to $3.50; Texans $3.50 to $3.50;
westerners $500 to $5.75; stockers
and feeders $40 to S4.5c. +.
Hogs Receipts about 1000; mar.
ket sc higher; light 1916 to s6.1o;
mixed $50 to s6.25; heavy $5.25 to
500; roush s5.25 70 IS. Az; pigs s4.225
to $3.50; bulk Of sales $3.50 to $685..
Sheep Receipts about 1000;
market weak; native $40 to $3.50:
westerners $2.7O to $3.50: yearlings
1925 to Sc; lambs $3.50 to S7.25;
westerners $3.50 to $3.50.
ST. Paul, Oct Cattle Receipts
5000; market steady and quotations
unchanged. IS ....:s I. i
Hogs Receipts $500; market 15c
lower range S. to S:,.ssS,:: huilS Of sales
$a.15 to $5.25.
Sheep Receipts 5000 market
steady and unchanged. II
z GRAINS.
Duluth, Oct 26 Wheat No. 1
hard, on track. 81 .0SA to arrive, No.
i northern s1.O7A; No 9 northern
ST 0asa Son track. No / northern
sI.07 4 No. 2 northern sI.o4a; in
store, No. i northern 81 .o6A No. z
northern sio$a4 Dec 1.o7A May
Durun, On track. No. 4 Ole; No.
see; Oct. Sac; Nov. ON &; Dec. ssc;
May CSC. ~.
Fiat arrive 81. 2614 On track.
81 .2ts1 Oct. 81 .a5 vi Nov. S1:261s;
Dec, ST 254 May 81! so1s
Oats TO arrive 4Sc,
y Minneapolis, Oct &c Wheat =
Close No. hard $1.09Is to $1.10;
No. northern s1.0S5a to 500; No.
2 northern ST Ca to 81. oS; No. 8 north.
sern 99c to S1.0l; Dec. ST oT5ss 10
ST. I2s s
Chicago, Oct 60 Wheat Close
Dec. 81 .00llss May S4.@. Il.
Corn, Dec 5sc;; May 5azzss
Cat Dec. 81 scs May asssll
s
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Maecabees.

(. o. Il. M.--MEETS EVERY FIRST AMI.
third THURSDAY of each month at 81 o'cioHb
srss ss q q hsIl gis, RaE ne9 9
1 Hiander; Erick Erickson. Record Keeper. I.
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49, Is.

COURT BISMARCK. No. ss7. MEN
every fourth Thursday in each menih y,
bellows ball, j ohn, Yegap, C. r.: VT
Moore r. s.; II. v M ffeaiy r. Il 81
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Al. %. u, Y.

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100, MEETS The
first and third Tuesdays at I. o. o. F. afa.a3
lat O'clock. john Mclaughlin. Al. ~ j.
Bradley G. Marks, Recorder
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G. a. h.

JAMES b. MCPHERSON POST NO. =, Dr.,
partmenf Of North Dakota, Grand Army ~
y the Repnblic. Meets last Thursday In Ga IS
& month at q. "A. r. hall. a. d. Cardner. pea
commander; e s. Pierce adjutant.
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o VI. s..

BISMARCK CHAPTER. NO. III. MEETS
I FIRST and third Fridays in each month ~
Masonic hall. Elizabeth Orr, w. NJ. Hatff
Shelton. Secretary. III
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FOR SALE-An upright piano, oak
dining table and chairs, sewing
machine, chiffoniers, range, refrig-
orator. Smyrna rug and other
household goods. Call at Mrs.
Bannnaerniians, 723 Third street.
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I.o.o.E Z.

CAPITAL CITY, LODGE NO. e. MEETS
II every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
~. y. Pollock. ~. G.; ChaIles Z. Hansen, Sec
n rotary.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
!. Masonic

LODGE, Mo. 4. IA. Il. a. Il.
Meets first and third Mondays in each uoukas
Z at Masonic hall w. a. Dillon. w. NJ. q
f. Dullarn, Secretary.
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FOR SALE 400-acre farm; 26o acres
= under cultiyation. balance elegant
meadow and pasture; good i'm
provements; five miles, from Wash
burn, N. D. Price $50 per acre.
81 800 cash, balance crop payments
at 6 per cent. This is a bargain
and worth looking up. No crop.
no payment Ole Anderson. Cole
harbor, N. D.
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NIB 4

s, M. B.sA. meets the third Tuesday sacn mon
at Bakers HALT w 5B. COUCH 4
a. f. MARQUETE, Pres
Secretary. IA z Ak
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Meets third Thursday in each month at Ma
d sonic ball g. Nv. Woibert. u. c.: "a.
Mckenzie. Recorder
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

FOR SALETwo ca ROADS of horses,
mostly mares, weight from / 200 to
~ 400 pounds. l.. Fl. 0ng, Canfeld,
North Dakota. Ri; Ia.
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Advertisements nnder this bead viii be il,
serted for ONE CENT A WORD each inser
ton. No publication for less chan isc Cash
must accompany out OF town orders.
81 Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through CORE.
spondence. n Il. n
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WANTED A girl for general house
work at good wages. Mrs. Berndt,
604 Ilayer street.
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cpu,n,ercial Club

Regufar mseting Of cIub member siiip Il / 81
FIRST Tuesday in each month: regular mee
ing Of board of directors the first Friday h.
Il tersoa. building, Main street s A. NJ Iucs
president: r. e. Conkin. secretary.
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MONEY.

New York, Oct % Money on call
nominal Time leans nominaE So
days or to i per cent bid: 90 days 4
per cent bid 6 months 8 per cent bid !
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A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
b insurance organization. Meets the last Tues
Il day Of each snorth in the Oddfeilows' han.
81 Alfred Zendrcau, foreman; R. L. Best. H.
s A.: Z. Al. Belk, Correspondent.
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WAANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. ". f. Gushing, NV cor
ner Third and Broadway.
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t,ELP vyAnTEpFEMALE.

W AlSTED "A girl for general house
work. Mrs. Otto Holta, 26 Ayen-
ne B.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE "A few desirable house
hold goods Mrs Hardy, ZIG Second
street.
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WANTED Girl for generals house
9 work; small family; good wages.
Mrs. w. V. Hughes, 514 Sixth
street.
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Pythian Sisters

Pythian Sisters
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 9. MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Thursday each month at <.
II b. hail. Mrs. .OriHa Henzler, M. E. c.;
Mrs. Nellie Evarts, M. Of r. and c.
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WANTED Girl to assist with house
work while attending school. House
across the street from high school;
small family. Mrs. Geo. Weather
head, S31 Fifth street
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FOR RENT.

FOR hENT-Furnished room. 40
4 Seventh street.
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FOR RENT-Nice modern house. In
*qtilire w. e. Lair, 523 Second street.
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FOUND.

FOUND "a ladies pocketbook; own
er can have same by calling at
Tribune.
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FOR RENT Furnished room for
man, 518 Third street. -
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AMonntain time between Dickinson and
dan-one hour slower than Bismarck time
Tor Central Bismarck time from here dow
Mountain time from here Down One /.
slower than Bismarck time.
Linton Branch--Daily except sunda,
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Conversational Church Notes.

The Ladies Society will meet in church
pariors Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 9ih,
Ladies please furnish for the tables.
TIE Christian Eadeavor topic for next
s-ls Tenipg S s-How coa's Tnsge Is
Preserved IN Us-or Lost" Leader, o. E
Cowles.
The Week of Prayer topics are as follows /:
General theme: Talking with our Father
Jan S-Asking for His wisdom to guide us
in life. Jan. Promising unto our Father
our lives as living sacrifices. Jan. 1G-Ask-
ing for the Holy Spirit, that we may love
the other children of the Fathers house.
{ VI e. church.) Jan. 1-Harmonizing our
wills with the will of the Father. Finding
the will of the Father in the mind and
deeds of Christ. IN. E. church,
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Methodist Church Notes.

Regular mid week prayer meeting on
Friday evening. -46 were present last week.
Let US make it at least so this time.
Regular meeting of the knights of King
Arthur tonight. Hardly night goes by
without the admission Of some new
member.
Epworth League meeting on Tuesday
evening. The attendance has been excel
lent of late, especially of young men and
boys,-a hopeful sign.
The first annual dinner and roll call of
the church was held on New Years day.
One hundred people sat down to bounti-
fully laden tables, and a general time OF
good fellowship ensued. At the roll call
72 answered to their names, either in per-
son or by proxy, and the responses were
apt and to the point. Some of the mem
bers feelingly referred to severe trials
during the year, through which the Lord
had graciously led them, and had since sc
blessed them that they could understand
the meaning of the passage, s'All things
work together for good to them that love
God " The occasion was unanimously
| voted most inspiring one, and all desired
its repetition next year.
At the conclusion of the roll call tn,
| annual meeting of the Sunday schoo
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VICINITY ITEMS.
Gleaned from Towns in Our Territory,
OF Interest to All Readers.
The Law Supplements.

4ne MONITOR furnishes its Vermont
readers with this Issue, in supplement form,
40 per public statute, with true copies of
tno ~, @0l acts Of general interest passed at
'-'' recent session otthe state legislature.
Complete Program.
Ine tull program OF the preachers meet
sns 90 ,oor oor ot' Johnsbury district January 29-
'''i'O'' az Barton, Vt, follows.
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, JAN. 30.
By9siG,lonal Exercises, Fred b. Blodgett
Essays,
Ia Tae Art Of Prayer, Jobn r sweo+
Doc'rlne Of the Logos,
The Adu,.-.-. Geo. @. Mcdonald
iS'raJloh OF the Eucharist,
a Fvnou; Robert j Chrv site
tesT Sralce Meeting. Ten Minute Volun-
Perseverance on ''Tbe Best Revival L Have
Onally Known"
TUESDAY EvENrNc IAN 90
tant CGT5eIigg} G5gI1iJgg} General Theme-"A Mill
The Foee Foe We Fight Frank w. Lewis, P. e.
Fofces VITA Which we FiQht,
The Victor-, vi, William Shaw
w,, Walter r Davenport
Dau.,' NONEsDAY MORNING, JAN. 80.
Business, lciSes' William Q. Johnson
Essays
e" OF Uhurchills "Ooniston,"
Ministerio1 ~, Albert B Blake
PoetTvve aI Use OF Time. Fred b Blodgett
The HoICu Houu reaching, Geo. G. McDougall
School Department of the Sunday
General 6is.. A County Superintendent
Of tbs iDlscussion-Do We Need a Revival
TTitc9i. System in a Modified FormP
WEDTVsmnl minute Volunteer Ia ks by ALL
Business EsDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 30,
Essays
Selfssae elfsac.;tsO 81 Obligation, William E. Allen
iuee- Lapsed Virtue,
SYMPOSIUM, Arthur W. Hewitt
MI Papers. 'n KevlVals;-Fen Minute
Books nee OF Power, Douglass G. Guest
Orgapisineet I re pare, Henry E. Howard
The Forces for Victory,
The Use NJ NJ. George w. Wright
b oringino - "uslc, Orlando Z AikeI
Cousecras ~, 20 Decision, Frank c. Potter
WEn,,.oe oe'V vice, William SnaW
sermon -DN ESDAY Ev vENING, JAN 30.
irving A Ranney
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Frank Barker of Salem, Mass, has been
travelling through this part of the town
buying hay, which will be drawn here and
shipped to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Wiley, MIR. and Mrs. ], @,
Bartlett and Miss May Wiley went to
Newport last Friday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Clyde Wiley.
Mrs. E. H. Lothrop left here the first of
last week to be present at the marriage of
her daughter, Ellen D., to Mr.. Joseph
Parsons Wescott Jr. on Tuesday, January
l, at Newtonville, Mass.
Mail Carrier No. 2, A. M. Durham, in
three months has handled 2O190 pieces, COL
lected stamps on mail to the value of S79 81
and sold 500 81 worth of stamps. He
lacked only S1.26 ofpayjng his way for the
three months.
The second presentation OF s'The Old
New Hampshire Homestead" by the Thes-
plans Tuesday evening was successful in
every way, and continued success in its
presentation has led the company to pre-
sent the play at Barton, the date being
Friday evening, Jan. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. r. Collins ifty.third
wedding anniversary occurred Friday
Some of their friends came in to dine with
them in celebration of the event. Mrs. Col
Inns for the fifty three years has never been
SO i'll but that she could be about and Mr..
Collins is in excellent health. May their
years be many more.
At the prize contest by A. o. Austin
wherein seven dollar Crocker fountain
| pen was to be given to the one who should
| write the following: "The Crocker foun-
tain pen, you blow it to fill it. For sale
Boston Pharmacy" the most times legibly
on postal card was won by III. B. Rood,
VINO wrote it 244 times on the card.
Friday night, Jan. II, in the opera hall
will be given the second school entertain
ment. The 100 gtereopticon views Of the
Yellowstone National Park are all of the
finest selection and beautifully colored.
Let everyone feel personally interested and
help his little to the building up of the
school. The proceeds will go to buying
books for the school library.
a. NJ. Mcqueen of Derby, who moved
| here on Friday. Dec. 2Stb. died last Wed
| peedav Mr. NTcO1aep was q man sbout
fartv veara t,Id and had worked short
| TINA In tho a r4bo,5lor ,,iIIs HE
funaro1 ,,,,s attended r.;5or, i,,st ono -,ooI-
| ofta- ho v,,oraa his fo,,iir, hove Iorro
,,,,r, bor ~ tbo r7,,,.osta.s - 1s-h,, .++an =
"a a., f,,,,..,I D., n Cbs,t,o. osgi
e,s.sa e-as4h, -a,,,. s,,s z,-.,,e ,,,,t into tte
vi,,e,a to,,,b
ra,,t - Na,n,,o-t r,h,,.,,,,-, ,,,,,,i,,o. o,,d
defeated the Ne,rnort teop, IN q fast ond
evenly n,etcba5 e,on,., b1, q soore of 90 to %
The Ii,e.p,, nos os touove.
NEWPORT BARTON LANDING
Buck, RI lg. BolIe:
Gilpin, If e. a. re-, TripE
2.n,,n, Rinab,,,I : u c, b9@sroWaS @
Flint. 10 IF. wiki,
Baskets from the floor, Tripp 6, Runtley 4
Boiles z, Wiikle Z, G1lpin 0, Smith z, Flint
touls' Buck.
Miss TuIs Flint dsuohter of Mr. snc
Mrs. 7 p. Flint and A w Bpsve,J n
Parton CON ~ Mr. ond Mrs n y RnsuelI
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Methodist Church Notes.

Junior Epworth League at the parsonage
Friday at p. m.
Rev. w. G Johnson will give a lecture
next Sunday evening on ''Tne Harm ony OF
Christ's Work and Science.N
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BARTON LANDING.

Have you noticed B. o. Smiths new
sign?
E. e. Shepardson of Sheldon has been In
town calling on friends.
There will be meeting of the Eastern
Star next Tuesday evening.
John B. Cotton was on the sick list for
week, but is back in his store.
Miss d. Nj. Pudvah was at Barton last
week, helping at the Peerless sale.
Fred Drown was at Piunket last week.
helping to install the new dynamo.
F. M. Alchurch has installed a New
England telephone in his jeWelry store.
Ray Morse cut his finger quite badly in
the wheelwright shop last Wednesday.
t. g. O'Hear is assisting G.. e. Dean
in taking an inventory OF his stock in
trade.
Mrs. j. B. Rogers is at MorrisvilIe for
couple OF weeks, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Conant.
The Valley House has been very busy
place recently, every room being taken by
the travelling public.
George Morrill, is visiting in town. His
friends are glad that he is able to be here
after his severe sick kness
w. H Stetson. OF Boston has been as
sisting Whipple, French & Go. in the an
nual stock taking OF hardware.
"a Mrs. Fl. g. Clark and her daug hter, Miss
Catharina, were the guests OF friends in
Newport for few days last week.
Mrs. Clara Brackett and her children
who have been spending few weeks in
Boston, returned home thursday.
The Knights of Pythias will meet Wed
| nesday evening to install their officers
Knights and ladies' invited to be present