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OUT OF THE MARKET.

O'CLOCK SPECIAL Wlre)
Boston. July l0,-Calumct y Hocla
Withdraws from the copper market An
officlal of the company informs the Boe-
ton Financial News this morning that
his company has sold IN through July
and August and has withdrawn from
the markets. They have no more 49,
cent copper for sale and at the moment
the metal is not being quoted al
any price.
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PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for execu-
ton Of orders in New York and
Boston stocks. Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
margins
Loans made on stocks.
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president and general manager OF the
Oregon Short Line; William Ashton,
chief engineer: u. a. Burley, general
passenger agent; j. a. Reeves general
freight agent j. Il. Dunn, superinten-
dent of motive power, and J. NJ. Davis
general superintcndent--all OF the
Oregon Short Line
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,,.l,.,. c..,,,o. -. $3.50, ~
ert s WAIVER s" lot pu T. etc, Union mon
Fort plat '.,,".,... ,,,....,,."... 100
YESTERDAYS
Emma J, Weston to board of odu-
9allVh iols D. elcp DOCK z, 1
pine iIansen 70 /, "inn,isci,s.,ooii, wv
er part OF lot 2. block 81 plat
.',;'''t.y,,,ii,, 49, ";;.,;.;,.',;a.,.,,.' eV
'oIiti ~, h",sno w hniBnt Iui
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BOSTON CURB RANGE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers, 1850 south Main
street:
Ahmeek, 70d7i: Butte Exten., $40
IL: Butte & London, 4O6+1; Cum. Ely,
7ssd7ys; East Butte, 6IsG6A; Majestic,
69Gl7O; Nipisslng, Iis@79s; Kew. $685.;
Superior & Pittsburg, 1.ll9s@1 .1l1si
Black Min, 3EsqS7s; First National
4 1-l6G4s.
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BLACK JACK ASSESSED.

Especial to the "News.")
Provo. July 10-At meeting of
shareholders OF the Black Jack Min
ing company today, an assessment of
3 cents a share was levied, from
which the company viii realize S30,-
900.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Knight Stocks In Demand During To-
days Calls.

There was good demand for tine
Knight stocks again today, with Black
Jack, Colorado, Crown Point and Iron
Blossom as the favorites. Mountain
Lake also found demand, but the stock
closed weaker. Sioux Consolidated sold
at sl.07is and Sl.l0, Uncle Sam Con-
solidated at 81 and IS. Tho only un-
listed stock traded in was Ely Witch,
which was bought at 25 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CArI
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Gould d curry, llMlS; con, va, DiNloh,
Savage. 1921; Hale & Norcross IS bid;
Yellow Jacket. IS bid; Belcher, Is bid;
Confidence. As asked; Sierra Nevada.
25@27; Exchequer, u bid; Union. 26
asked; Chollar, IA asked; Potosi, SG9.
ToNOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 1925 asked; Monta-
ma Tonopah, 1.30a14 40; Tonopah Exten-
sion. 6S bid; MacNamara, SO bid: Mid
way, 3793S; Tonopah Belmont, S5690
Tonopah North Star, s bid; Ohio Ton
opah, l asked; West End Cons. 60@6l;
Rescue, 6 bid. Golden Anchor. 2@3; Jim
Butler 92@23; Cash Boy, / bid; Golden
Crown. 2 bid.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 2S bid; Cor. MT, Is bid,
Jumbo Ext, 3S@40; Pennsylvania, &
asked; Kendall, 10 asked; Booth, Is
bid; Blue Bull. 9QlO Adams, SQ4 Sill
yer Pick, 15G1S: Nevada Boy bid;
Black Butte Ext, bid; Blue Bell, 4
as; Dixie, l bid; Hibernia, bid: ST.
Ives, 30@Sl; Conqueror 3@4 Black
Rock, bid; Lone Stnr 6aS; G.
Wonder. asked: Potlach A bid; ORC,
SAG; Kendall Ext. 2 asked; Sand
lanta, bid; BIT. Bend, 26d27; Empire
2 bid: Red Top Ext, s@10; Florence,
3.15G3 .l71s; Dfield b. b Cons. 1920,
Goldfed Daisy Sl@Ss; Comb. Fraction,
57q5S: CT. Bend Exte., 6@T: CIT. Bend
Annex, say; Midtown. bid; B. B.
Bonanza, / bid; Kewanos, 32@33:
Portland, bid; Crackerjack. 566: r.
Mohawk, 10 bid; Red Hills, 1918: l..
Dillon. 1@3; Y. Tiger. 10 asked; Grand
ma. 4 bid; S. p. Ext. 2 asked; Y.
Rose, bid: Goldfeld Con. 5.STE6p
$50; D'field Triangle, bid; Coming
Nation, 2q9; Florence Extension, ID
bid.
BULLFROG
Original, lac; Bullfrog Mining, 3@
4; Mont. Bullfrog, asked; National
Bank, "A 5. l.. Harris, ] asked; Anne
thyst, 9@4, Gold Bar, 3dD4: Bonnie
Glare, S@10; Mayfower Cons, 5@7;
Montgy sho. Ext, / asked; G. scep-
ter. az; Montgy. Mt, s bid: Home
stake Cons, Al @45; Y. Girl 2 asked:
Tramp Cons, 1890; Mineral Hill. s
askedN
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, asked; Mani. Min.
Co. . asked: G. Wedge, l bid. S.
Humphrey / bid: Dexter, 3 bid: Mus
tang, asked; Little Gray. bid; Cow
Boy, ! asked; Broncho, | bid: Pinenut,
] bid; Rawhide Regent 20 asked
Rawhide Red Top. 10 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, As asked; Nevada
Hills, l.65 bid, Pittsburg Sill. Peak,
LOB 1.01k Round Min. n bid;
Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Original Raw
hide, SOS.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS REPORT.


General Manager Walter G. Orcm of
the Nevada Douglas Copper company
mas received last weeks report of the
mine superintendent in which the lat
ter states that the win2e being sunk
from the $50 "a the $50 level of the
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description,
arranged from the best legal forms,
ana brought strictly up 10 date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July .-Cattle-Recelpts about
Loo; market steady. Beeves, 4.7o@s.25;
Texans, i.oOMG.30; Westerners, 4.@q6.t0;
stockers and feeders. 2.5oq $50; COWS
CSC
Hogs-Receipts about $1,000: market )
e loe. higher. Lights; 6;lo46.6o; mixed q
u6.35; pigs, I.n@5.90; good to choice
heavies, 6.SSQ675; bulk of Sales G.4O9
$50.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000: market
steady to lOc. lower, Natives, 2.75 %
400; westerns. ., 7oM4.50; yearlnSs, 4. 40
g6,s; lambs, i.00@e.S5; western i'OO@
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, July lo.-Catuo-Recelpts.
$500, including 200 southernsi market
steady. Native steers, 4.5O4S.N; south
ern steers, S.5o@6.0; southern cows, zoo
200; stockers and feeders, 3,oo@5,D;
bulls, 2.60G4.25; calves. S00G5.50; west
ern steers. 4,5o46.S0; western cows, go
Hogs-R Receipts. 1000; market TO 100.
higher, Bulk of sales, 6.S006.5O: heavles,
6.45Q6.55; packers and butchers, 6.Sop
osS gnIRs; piss markef Strong
Muttons. 4.o0G4.a0: lambs, 4,5o46: 69
range wethers, 3.75qi,So; fed ewes, S.sS
gallo.
Omaha. July o.--Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
market log l5c. lower. Native steers, l.jJ
tSI.Go; cows and heifers. S.0o@5.25; west
ern steers, 3.5oU6.J; Texas steers, 3, oo4
4.75; range COWS and heifers, 2.5o4 %;
canners, 2ooqs.25; stookers and feeders.
2.75u4 .15; calves, 2.15 4o.15; bulls, stays,
etc. 2.509i.76.
Hogs-Receipts 400; market, 5glOc.
higher. Heavies, $500 $50: mixed 6,S4
$50; lights, G.3Q6S0; pigs. 5.55q6.oO:
bulk Of sales, SO e.p.
Sheep-Receipts, a5oo; market slow,
lambs, 3.5O@4.0o; ewes. S.0o9 3.75: COM
mon and stockers, i.75@6.I5; lambs. SIS
d6.75
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

james A. Pollock G. Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
today:
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Consolidated Jefferson
REGULAR CALL.

Black Jack, ! 800 at So; LOO at so,
buyer so. 100 at 50, buyer 80.
Colorado 300 at i,35; 900 at 432is; 200
40. buyer go.
crown Point, $500 at "a; 1900 at S4h.
buyer 90.
Grand Central, 100 at $40.
indian Queen, 1000 at 13,
Iron Blossom 200 at 201la; $500 at
. 05; $50 at 2.l0. buyer go.
Mountain Lake, 100 at e.; 700 at 6b;
800 at 65
New York, 200 at OF.
Sioux Con. 500 at 1.O7ia; 800 at LOS;
500 at LILO. buyer so,
Uncle Sam, 200 at S.
Utah Con. CTintic), Zoo at %.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black. Jack. 900 at IS; 1000 at IS,
buyer 40 1000 at 81.
Colorado. 800 at 430; 200 at 4.3S. buy
CT 80
Crown Point. $500 at "a; 1000 ut IS,
buyer 60; 1000 at 34la, buyer 40.
Emerald, 500 at %.
hex, 200 at 14iA.
Iron Blossom, 1850 at EOS; $50 at
2.O7ih.
Mountain Lake, 1900 at "a; 1900 at S.
buyer 30.
10, buyer As.
Tetro, 500 at II.
Uncle Sam Con- 200 at 81; 200 at So.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
OFFICIALS ARE HOME.

tON0fsu bNls'bhS ~ ''' n"NH ann
Found Everything Moving Smoothly
Hartman officials who left Sunday
to make a tour OF inspection over di-
visions OF the system IA Montana, Ida
no, Wyoming and oregon returned 10
this city this morning, Everything
was found 10 be moving smoothly; all
evidences OF the recent high water
troubles IN Montana have been 0bllt-
Grated and business Is moving IN good
shape throughout the Ave states COW
cred In tho trip. including Utah. The
party Included w. II. Bancroft, vice
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u. II. Snow a Co.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1877,
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BRoEERs, "a 10, SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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WHY USE YOUR

Letterheads for scratch paper when
wo can sell you scratch paper 50
cheap.
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'COMSTOCK.

Ophir, 2.42k@245: Mexican, 40@41:
Gould s. Curry, Haze Con, Va, 57@5s;
Savage, 1921; Hale & Norcross, is bid;
yellow Jacket. IS bid; Belcher Is bid;
Confidence. As asked Sierra Nevada.
25@27; Exchequer, u bid; Union. 20
asked Chollar, IA asked; Potosi. S09.
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WILL SELL.

1000 Utah Arizona Mining. .....15c
/ Acre Utah Mexico Rubber.
Class A ...............'.. SlaS.uo
2l5 Utah Idaho pfd. Recommending
8 Kaysville Brick..............
WILL BUY.
100 Rocky Min. Bell Telephone.
20 Utah Fire Clay.
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A. s. CAMpREII

Stock Broker. 2l5 d. u. Walker Block.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


TODAY'S.
Melissa Griffin and husband to Rob
ert S. Walker, lot l, etc, Union
Fort plat ,...,...,,.. ,.,....,.,......
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floats were numbers of fat cattle and
horses which have been raised in this
state and brought to the city by some
of the farmers. There were also many
fancy driving horses which have
scarcely ever been seen in this CITY
before. On the corner of Fourth and
Kelly avenue two tents were erected
for the display of the art goods.
flowers, grains and vegetables
which were brought in to be on ex-
hibit One of the tents was deyot, d
exclusively to the display of grains
vegetables, flowers and in fact many
products Of the garden and 3 farm
while the other tent was devoted to
the display of fancy needle work
paintings and other novelties which
have been produced by tie labor OF
the people of the comfy and city
One of the fine exhibits of the day was
the miniature building of the Deaf and
Dumb school. which was made by tie
students of that ins.it lticn a..d
which was recently exhibited at the
North Dakota State Fair The b lid.
outside of the school and is pa!n.ci
ing is an exact renrc duct;on OF t. e
to represent the brick work rf re
school. 1t is very artistic pieco Of
work and many tedio hours OF !: b +
has been performed, before it's co.,,
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SKATER / | | !: |: R CASE
.'E TO RAMSEY
Alleged Horsetqltetf WY N n be Tried at
~ Devils Lake :, .ss.s..

"a change Of venue from Benson
county to Ramsey county has been
taken in the case of Alexander Schaf.
fer who is in the county Jail at Min
newaukan,- awaiting trial on a charge
of horse-stealing. Schaffer claims: that
the district judge and people Of Ben
son county are prejudiced and that he
cannot get a fair trial there. Judge
Cowan will call another jury to try the
case in Ramsey county. - T. -
schaffer was captured in Washing
ton state several weeks ago. The
date of the trial has not been fixed,
, but it will not be held until after the
i busy season for the farmers is over.
Bardi G. Skulason, of Grand Forks,
will prosecute the defendant and Geo,
A. Bangs, of Grand Forks will de-
fend him.-York Ledger.
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STICKING ToTHE FACTS.

Publicity which has for it's purpose
the PERMANENT upbuilding Of an
enterprise or business must not only
be scrupulously honest in every. par
ticular, but in this practical5age. must
even avoid SEEMING ,exaggeration
or extravaganza of statement, else it
will lack the ring of truth. The
LAWRENCE SANATORIUM. Of Min!
neapolis commenced in a modest way
some II years ago. and the success
which has been attained is not acct
dental, but is the result primarily OF
the honest fulfillment of every prom
Use and obligation. There is a. .trites
saying to the effect that 1.-THE best
advertisement Is a satisfied custom
err" and the managers of the SANAs
ToR1UM are free to confess that. they
DEFEND largely on this source for new
patronage. 21:1 Sss
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The State Normal-Industrial School
has just issued a handsome illustrated
catalogue and young people who think
OF attending school should write for a
copy. This school offers complete
Normal Courses, leading to a Life
State Certificate and is the only nor
NAL school in the, state Offering a full
course in Manual Training. Its indus
trial courses combine thought and la
Dor, mental n and manual training. d. In
addition to the regular academic
subjects there are courses in steam
Engineering, Farm Engineering, Car
pentry, d. Blacksmithing, Turneury,,
Foundry and Machine Shop Practice,
Mechanical Drawing, Library Meth.
DDS, Sewing, Cooking, Dressmaking
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typeewriting
Painting, Instrumental and Vocal Mu.
sic There is "a large new dormitory
for Young ladies, a new gymnasium
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g. ry%t WI
FRANK Fl. HYLAND, ~~...:
no successfully managed the Inauguration of the first
Market Day for Devils Lake - ~>"a.* I:

worthy of the prize of $1,000 offered
by the agement. However they
give special mention to the decora-
tions of T. w. Mann & Sons and
Henley and Dawson. ~. i s. r. :. ~
Butter-Mrs. P. Erickson, first; Mrs.
A. G. Tufford, second; Mrs. Thos.
Fahey, third. -: $50 = 49, <..-,s.. ~s: :,
Bread-Mrs. Thos. Maloney, first;
Mrs. Louis Mundt, second; Miss Hazel
McCauley, third = - g,:.' G...#5 ~
Cake-Mrs. c. p. Brainard, first;
Mrs. Perry, Knapp, second: Mrs. Reid,
third. ,.,..s.- r.. ,eg:.,@ H..
,Pie-Mrs. Thos E. Moore, first. !.
Fruits and &Jelly-Mrs. George
Mooers, first (. Mrs. Rohdenbach,z sec.
ond SS e. .@S Z =
'-- ~ Y Z. = Vegetables. : sessz5'i : f.. !
Potatoes-M. ). Allen. 81. .s .z5* !:
Cabbage-John Freisen.. vi VI 3 . 55:9 4
Caulifiower-Mrs. c. w. Kelly 5 B. +.
Rhubarb-Mrs. {. w. Kelly. =. HE. .sI<
Pair Chickens--Mr n. Thompson, first:
Austin LeaWtt, second y * s5 II tS 4:
4 :" r y ;s S5..E Grains f,: 4. b
NJ IL Oats---o. I 2. Borstad, first; a. Ruth.
erford, second; Parry Knapp, third. 81
IN, Barley----A rutherford, first; g. Nv.
Greene, second James Gillerlain,
third. #;$sss 81. s:s g;
Spring Rye 6 6. ,ufford.
. Winter r yfer Irruck enmiller. i
Wheat-A. G. Tnfgord, first; A. Ruth,
erford, second q Greene, third.
|I$5S Flax-o =. Boratad first; a. G. TUT.
ford, second.
Yellow Dent Corn y. Borstad.
Smoky Dent Corn r. Borstad. III
Timothy Irucke niller.
Clover Peter nderson. first; Mash
q Jurgens. second. 81
Bronze fssras Ohm ihEtlnig.
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pletion. One would hardly realize
that the students Of this institution
commanded sach genius and many
We're surprised at the exhibit when
they had learned that it had been,
made by members of the school, s s
| i Below is complete list of Market
Day prize-winners according to the
judges awards.
1 For best kept premises in the city.
". A. Hamilton, lawn swing valued at
l.s25.OO, .s.;
i@aa Geo. Dickinson. c. c. Connolly and
Mercy Hospital received Honorable
tmention also in this event. >:S#
tt5ss For the most artistic display In the
parade. First prize to Peterson and
Adams. Second to IA. Halsom.
Third to ], Goldberg. 5 ss@sS
{ For the most comicaI turnout of the
lparade, Chas. Henley, first prize; Fred
walker and Ed Tanner, second prize;
Home Laundry, third prize. SS
Judges-Prof. Godward. Father Aug
Justine, Rev. T. A. Olson and Rev.
Bailey. +%'75 =. z s
tsS& Stock Judging z zsss
f. The stock Judging was under the tii.
Lection Of Prot, Mcdonald of the state
Horticultural college of Fargo and
some excellent exhibits were shown.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
For Heavy draft team Miles John
lston, first prize; A. N. Maxwell, sec.
Iond prize; W. N. Hanson, third prize.
For four horse draft team, Albert
Anderson, first prize; Ray Locke, Sec,
lend prize s 4 .s.. ss5
Team q d drivers Ternaan GarsKe,
first prize u. 5ss
Single drivers i. Dion, first prize.
James i Hunter, second prize; Mrs. 81,
Fenelon, third prize &.
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For Draft Stallion, Frank Pitcher,
First Prize; Gunder.e Formoe, second
prize; P. A.. Manseau, third prize.
The Manseau horse. which, is one of
best in the county had some temporary
ailment in one hind leg, which counted
against it in the awarding OF; the
prizes. "
For draft mare and colt, P. A. Man
seau, first prize; Frank Pitcher, Sec
ond prize. -.'t-~ ..x.
For! trotting mare and colt, P. A.
Manseau, first prize. 49,.
For combination COW, beef and milk,
NJ. J. Allen, first prize; Fred Walker,
second prize. - ( 800.
For pair of sheep, Mr.. Schnetter,
first prize; John Munig, second prize
For livery class. McNaughton &, Will
mott, first prize The exhibit of this
firm included s rigs. five double and
three single and was by far the most
complete exhibit of the day. The eight
rigs included, bach, landeau, park
wagon, park carriage, top carriage,
brougham, and runabouts. The horses
aad rigs deserve special mention for
their style and thorouhgly Up to date
appearance in every particular.
The committee to judge the store
decorations decided that prizes should
net be awarded as none of the deco
ritions were elaborate enough to be
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d Alfalfa--John Munig.,
Wild Grass-James. Gillerlain.
China Painting.

: Wild Grass-James. Gillerlain.
China Painting.
Flowers--Miss. Julliette, Shortridge,
first; Mrs. A. Ms,sPowell, second.
Fruit--Mrs. G. E: Burgess, first;
Miss Fitzgerald second.
Conventional-Mrs. F. A. Stoltze,
first; Miss Fitzgerald, second.
"Se' y, Water CoIors.
Mrs. G. W. Mooers, first; Miss C.
! Hodson, second. /.
Landscape--Miss Fitzgerald, first;
Mrs. VIM. Falger, second.
Figure Work-Miss Julliette' Short
ridge, first; Miss Ethel streeter, Sec
ond., =
Pen and Ink Stretching - Ethel
Streeter.' 80
Burnt Wood Work-Holly Thorson,
first; Ethel Bice, second.
Oil Painting.
Land. Scape-Mrs. Stirk, first; Mrs.
VIM. FaIger, second.
Fruit-Mrs. Stirk first; Mrs Avery
| Johnson, second
Animals-Mrs.' VIM. Falger, first;
Mrs Az L. Johnson, second.
Pottery-Mrs. Creel.
Needle Work.
| Drawn Work-Mrs. Rodenbach, first;
| .Irs. F. w. Davis, second.
| Eyelet Embroidery-Mrs L. Weaver,
! first; Mrs. Davis, second; Mrs. E.
Flynn, third.
French mbroidery-Mrs~I. Glerum
first; Mrs. j. Desmond, second; Mrs
:. Davis, third.
; Battenburg- Webster, first;
Mrs. Burt Greene. second; Mrs. j
! Desmond, third.
Shadow Work-Miss Slocum,. first;
Mrs. C. l.. Ellis, second; -iss Slocum
third.
Child's Embroidery Dress-Mrs. w
H. Reid, first; Mrs. Gunderson, second
Mrs. w. H. Reid, third.
Colored Embroidery-Mrs. E. E
Fenelon, first; Mrs. Desmond, second;
Miss Connolly, third.
/ Stencil Curtains-Miss Burtscher
first.
Handanger-Mrs. Webster, first;
Mrs Burt Green, second; Mrs. c. L
Ellis, third.
!. Rates.
100 yard dash-Gardner, first; Mil
| Ter, second.
Old Settlers-James Hunter, first;
! A. G.. Tufford, second.
| Wheel Barrow race-M. w. Zipoy.
Sack Race-Bernan Crow
Potato Race-George Feldman.
Fatman's Race-John Mclean.
Boys Race-Otto Sontag.
! Shetland Pony Race-Owned b,
James Hunter, ridden by Roy Stock
land, ahrst; Owned by Vincent Fene
lon, ridden. by Vincent Fenelon, sec
ond. Owned by Arthur Serumgard
!: ridden by Thomas Huesgen, third.
Pony Race-Owned by Bert Moran
ridden by Tom Smith, first; Owned by
Frank Shook, ridden by H. Manseau,
second; Owned by j. H. Belcher, rid.
den by Frank Johnson, third.
.Tug-of- War-Undecided on account
of interference by the spectators: s#s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-07
Hail! Hail! Hail!

See Steve Jones and get your crop,
insured against>hail. It costs no more
to have it''done now than It does
later on If you don't get hailed out
you can afford to pay the premium.
If you do you will be LAD you paid it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-07

/ and we'll equipped shops in which stu
dents work halliday. Tuition free IN
all departments. Address State; Nor
ma industrial School,, Glendale, Nd.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-10-30

On Monday last Q young man oy
the name of White, from the Hut
louisville, W. Va. section, made his
appearance at Monterey, and found
at least one who Stoned to be ex-
Meeting and ready. to welcome him.
This was Miss Eula, daughter OF
Mr.. John Sipe, Jr., whose home is
near Huttonsville. Miss Sipe came
here a month or so ago and entered
the Monterey High School, board
Ing with her grandparents, in the
Jail building. On, Wednesday
morning they were missing, and it
developed that they had taken pas
sage on the Staunton hack-lne.
The grandfather states that ne
has understood that there was no
objections to the marriage except
ON the grounds Of age, the pros
pectiye bride being l6.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-10-30
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.

Mr.. Stuart Winner, OF Straight
Creek, received word Monday that
his aged father, Mr.. George WI
mer, who lives in Pendleton county,
had died by his own hand on Sun
day, the day previous. His fami-
w and friends had gone to attend q
dedication, leaving the old gentle
man in his usual health and spirits.
About 3 o'clock his son went to
the house and found him lying in
the yard, dead. He had discharg-
ed a shotgun, the load entering
his bowels, and it is supposed
touched the trigger with the cane
with which he was accustomed to
walk. He was about 80 years OF
age.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-10-30

WANTED-A first class stock man
and farmer. I offer to lease ON
favorable terms, a first GLASS stock
farm Of | 900 acres, 20 miles west
of Richmond, on James River.
Station IA mile from place. !75
acres rich bottom land, producing
Is bushels of corn, 2 tons Timothy
hay or go bushels Of oats per acre.
900 acres of rich up land in sod.
Zoo acres up land In cultivation;
Woven wire fencing, springs and
branches, barns and everything IN
good condition. This is q first
Class location for a stock merchant
Only thoroughly responsible par
ties, with sufficient capital to han
die the place, need apply; AZ
dress ". E. HARRIS, I'll ~ Main
| st., Richmond, Va,