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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

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Az Sit.SalttfHpieii nahe cuitoui Suutesalne.
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fonnte lid, irr Griminolgeridlt 5u
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Die gteeerin Stel1a Gnber'on idlulbiG
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

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mcit iibcr Die ourdi6nittlifcn Gar.
bietrnngel1 Oieier 8nttung erbebt, nit
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Scene. SRI. Woaie Sunting, cine
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
Will Argue Montreal Proposition Dec 10
John Greene Retained to Look After Important County
Case.-Montrai Dvisioni.ts Confident--Are
Putting Up Good Fight.

of the new county perhaps three
and they will then select the county
seat Of the new county, which vii
probably be Stanley
William Gibb Junior, .
prominent White Earth citizen s.
in the city this week. Billie" SAYS
that the county division does not
concern him much he would q
soon one proposition would carry -
another.
Jim Keough and G. L. MoIIattie,
two prosperous Burlington Farmers
were in the city Wednesday. M.
Kecugh has one Of the most com
Portable country homes in the coun-
ty taking great pride in his farm farm
surroundings MIR MoHattie's home
stead also shows that a great deaa q
work has been done upon it,
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Holiday DispIays

4 The merchants OF Minot have com
pleted the arrangements OF their holt
day display and We have never be.
fore seen as beautiful line Of useful
presents as there are this year. IN
buying presents, one should choose
something that is not only ornamen-
tai, but something which will be Of
some use. 4 you are in doubt as to
what to buy, step into any OF the
Minot stores and ask the clerk to
suggest something for you. Minot's
holiday trade ought to be great.
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Minot Elks Honor Their Dead
Impressive Memorial Ceremonies Held Sunday Afternoon
Bradford's Masterful Address--Beauiful Sing
ing-Decorations Appropriate.

The annual memorial services of
the Elks were conducted at the
opera house Sunday afternoon by the
members of Minot Lodge No. 1889
last Sunday afternoon. The services
are always most impressive and
beautiful, and were especially so last
Sunday. The Elks marched in a
body to the opera house and were
seated at the front of the room. The
ceremonies were conducted by the
Exalted Ruler L. j. Paida, Jr. The
solemn and symbolic ceremony of tn
snuffed candles was performed. No
Minot Elk has died since the order
was instituted.
The stage was beautifully decorat-
ed with the Elks' colors, purple and
white, and with flowers. Miss Lulu
Boynton AMI Major Person were
the soloists and the orchestra played
B. HI. Bradford, one of the promi.
nent members of the lodge, gave the
annual address which was full OF
excellent advice to the members. Mr.
Bradford said in part:
This is the most sacred of all
days in Elkdom. And why? Because
today we gather to cherish AMI hon
or the memory of our absent broth
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

On Dec 10, at Bismarck, the su-
preme court of the state will review
the Mountrail county case and with
in short time thereafter, it is ex-
pected that a decision will be rend-
dered. John E.. Greene of Minot
has been employed by those who are
not in favor of seeing the county d.
vided.. They claim that Mountrail
county proposition did not carry be;
cause majority of the total vvote Of
the county was not cast for the pro-
position, even though more voted
for the organization Of Montraii than
against it,. This matter will be set
tied once and for all, by the su,
pre1ne court.
If Mountrail county proposition is
successful, Gov. Burke will hasten te
appoint three or five commissioners
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ers. We come to bourn. Weeping
has no place in our ceremony. "Sor-
rows, sadness, tears, regrets, are but
the tracks left by our faults Thus
if we mourn today it is but con-
fession that we have failed to live
truly according to the precepts and
teachings OF our glorious order.
Oliver Wendell Holmes in speak
ing OF ur National Memorial Day.
once said, that the time was fast
approaching when that day would no
longer be one of personal or nation
al grief and sorrow, but, instead.
would come to be a solemn celebrar
ton Of an act of great national and
enthusiasm an act showing unbound
ed faith in our country, and splendid
enthusiasm in the performance Of
that act.
Thus it will ever be in our order.
Not a season of sorrow and sadness,
Of grief and woe, but, consistent
with the spirit of EFkdom, we meet
today for the purpose OF exempldfy-
ing our motto: {.
"The faults Of our brothers we
write upon the sands,
Their virtues upon the tables OF
Love and Memory
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,. I Z
The advertisements N the 1nlepen.
dent along about Christmas time are
always numerous and they are espe-
lcially interesting. We wish you to
note carefully the Xmas ads Of this
issue and tie O. next week. The
ads, are "a 81 stive. and II you
- not able e vi1t 1xinot person
ally. isok the advertisement over
closely, ana send II Tor something
We know thak our merchants would
- more than pleased to send you
soois On approval and will certainly
return you your money II the goods
sl6naGjtt ~ - u Ms;sIst VI thdht
they uull1 ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

AZ ]. Drummer and Eiisr Mass are
talking Of visiting Norway and
Sweden during the early part q
next simmer. Nj. Drummer has
never yet visited those countries. and
altho he canncr 'ssrtoka Norsk' very
well. he is sure to become enchant.
e with the beautiful scenry Of that
portion Of Europe, which is seen TO
best advantage in the summer
months Mr., Mus has not v1siteN
at his old home for good many
years. and as ;he has prospered Y
an, exceptional manner since coming
10 America, he feels as tho ne s
AFFORD nice trip back TO see ~
folks.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10

Lynn Cameron the six year Old
son OF Duncan Cameron, met with a
terrible accident Monday evening
while ooasting down the steep hill
on South Belyea avenue. Lynn was
hauling & sled up the hill when 4 big
coaster in the hands Of Warren
Bacon coming down At = terrific
rate Of speed struck the lad, and
both bones Of the leg were broken
squarely on Just below the knee
The lad i in bad shape. hnt will
recover in time.
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Art Harshman, livery hire ....
%. "A. Kelley, 80 days service

Art Harshman, livery hire $50. 2.VO
p. A. Kelley. 80 days service
special police. =. +. 50. 90
A. S. Blakey,.. .-..... 7.50
jacobson & Fugeiso. 49,. $3.50
Scott Coal Co. coal Nov. for
pumping station. -. .252 10
Roy Luttrell, labor, shoveling
snow. 4. i. ..,t.. &. 200
$. Mcclure, lshoveling snow. 4.35
j. Brown, shoveling snow 80. 3.35
Joe Keynes, shoveling snow. ..3 40
Chas. Beggs, shoveiing snow.. $40
Peter Drum, shoveling snow. 2.9O
VIM. McMaster, shoveling snow 10
[C. D. Lance, shoveling snow. 1850
a. Skeoch, meals for police. 1878
McCabe & Son, hauling prison
ers ..s., 40
j. w. Wolfe & Son, hauling
prisoners. 81. 2. 90
J. B. Mcclure. hauling prison
ers $3.50
p. L. Kelley, special ppolice.. 200
Minot Light & Tel. Co., tel at
pumping station !. z. ;. $50
Mtnot Light & Tel. Co., tel
city hail.. 8. Sc IA
Minot Light & Tel Co., tel at
pest house. -. 50
Minot Light & Tel Co.. tel at
nre nan ~. 80. 8. 81
Minot Light & Tel. Co., street
lighting. ........ -. 1927. 81
Ervie Young, straw and feed 7.st
Earl w. Moore, "a days asst.
engineer. -. -. IL. 60. on
Frank Davis, II days asst.
engineer -. -. ..... 24.0
Jerry LaDuke, 26 days asst
| engineer. Il. !. SO. OF
Il 7. 2. Hagen, telephoning So. 2.6.
! D. D. Sweeney, 2. days work
police go. -. ~. -. .. 50.
Nicholas Zuzulin, ffue work
pumping station I. &. ~. z. so
Frank Heneghen, special police 20
= E. Mcdonald, iron rod in win Il
dow $500. ..s..... !. 1.5
John Levich, labor on street.. 81
G. A. Jones, work on city han 80 5
J. =. Hyatt, 10 days labor on
q street $780,. ~. 81. SO
E. N. Ayers, labor on street. SO
Ward Co Independent, print
/ ing -. -. -. -. -. ...124. s
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Evan Barrbly, labor on street. $500
r.. Miloe Gibeaut, labor on

Evan Barrbly, labor ON street. $500
r., Miloe Gibeaut, labor on
II street. ...I... -. Ao.ou
Minot Foundry and Machine
shor side walk plates. 49,. .6O7 90
jacobson & Fugelso, mdse.... 500
Minot Drug Co., mdse ~. $3.50
Frank & Prescott Co. mdse. 1910
Minot Transfer Co., bus fare. 200
Windsor Hotel, boarding pris-
oners 80. szs .4s -. .....
DR.. a. ]. MCDANIEL, salary
health officer Sept. 1908 to
Dec. l, 1908... ~. -. -. Is. 90
G. w. Buckmeister, hauling ma
terial to fire -. ...... 800
N. A. McDougall, burying dead
dog !. 80. LOO
r. w. DuVallmdse $50. !. =. 2.7O
u. A. Larson, work ON special
assessment ~. 49,. rs. 90
Z. A. Larson, work on grade. $500
H. E. Wheeler, work on grade
assessment -. -. 80. 80. 50. 90
H. e. Wheeler, work on grade
assessme .... -. 80. Is. 90
Louis A. Larson, work on grade
assessment -. -. 80. -. 50. 90
III. E. Wheeler, work on special
grade assessment !. rs. 90
R. J. Wilson, work on grade
assessment -. ~. 49,. -. 20. 90
R. J. Wilson, work on special
assessment -. 80. -. =. As. 90
The council instructed the city
engineer to test the hydrants to see
that they are not frozen, and also
to bank them to keep from freezing
i The board of health recently held
a meeting and reported Monday might
: that out of the 1919. expended IL
cleaning the yards and alleys of ou1
property owners last summer, only
/ so had been paid. The city attor
Iney was ordered to bring suit imme
diateiy against the property owners
unless all payments are prompt.
made.
The council recommended that tn,
two chemica. engines be repairet
and mounted on sleighs for tn
winter, and that the matter of buy
ing the engines be deferred for tn
present.
The council adjourned until tn
regular January meeting.
d G. L. Morrow,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
PRINTERS ELECT OFFICERS

The Minot Typographical Union
No. 376 held the annual election OF
officers Monday evening at the
Optic Office and the following officers
were elected:
. President-E. NJ. Cain.
v. President-H. H. Berg.
Sec. Treas.-E. A. Aspinwall.
Sargent at Arms Geo. Lally.
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Notice 9. 4. r.

There will be meeting ct I. o. O..
+. hall Saturday ct $3.50. Special
business. All comrades requested to
be present.
BY order Of the Senior Vice Com
mander.
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The mayor made public his ap.
pointment OF John Z. Fahey, city as
SCISSOR, for the ensuing two years.
The mayors appointment was rati-
fied by the council without dissen-
sion.
The mayor also announced j. p.
McKoane, as a, member Of the
special assessment committee 30
fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval Of R. ]. Wilson from this
city, and this appointment Was also
confirmed.
The following reports from the
city engineer, concerning street grad
ing and sewer work were accepted:
To the Mayor and the City Council:
"A final estimate having been re-
quested by Geo. w. Kemper on the
street grading contract No. 2 Of
grading district No. 1, beg to re
pport to you the following:
West Sixth street ........ $5,435.2O
East Sixth street.. ......... 1884
Harrison ave. Ruth to Mill 1,444.SO
East Fifth street. 1,253.s4
| s 3rd street ave Eastwood 1921 40
South Fifth avenue !. :. 1892
East Bird street 3. Z. l,75O.s6
South Fourth ave. !. !. 80. $685.
East 4th street.. 49,. i. 1,sO9.7O
East Second street. I. j. .2,29S. 8
South 9Th ave. i. go. 4,sss.73
Jarvis st. Bird to 9Th. 1,1S7.10
9Th st. Ward to Jarvis. ... 574.56
18th St. Ward to Jarvis. 262.50
3rd st. Ward to Jarvis. 1875
3rd avenue. &. :. ss0.ss
Mar street I. 2;5o0.1e
2nd avenue. ..... 1,ss2.sc
Nedrud avenue S522s
g st. and til ave. 1922
~ 9th avenue. y. 1.67 49,
$34,167.22
Paid on estimate and $4,000 OF
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o, s, Elicit, a new member. wa
given tie degree. The Minot Union
is in a fiourishing condition The
members are all employed steadily
at wages that are satisfactory< and,
they are giving the best Of s-l.lz 1ac,
ton to the employers. The Minot
Union is good thing.
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4 Tiny Younaster.

"A forty-eisht ounce baby was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Combs Of South
Ward street one day this week. The
tiny youngster Il perfectly healthy
and stands an excellent chance Of
growing 10 maturity. Its little arms
can easily be encircled with an or
binary finger ring.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-12-10
LICENSED TO WE'D

i II " q IS u IA ( W &
Z. AZ Ferris, Ward, q.
Blanche Callahan, Ward %.
Alfred Livester, Ward, 81.
Gertie Mumendahl, Ward, L..
Chss. Lacy, Ward, 33.
Louise Stevenson, 20.
Ole Lalndt Ward, rs.
Hnida Bergman, Ward, %.
j. Ira Spalding, Ward, "a.
Louisa Sheriff., Ward, %.
Bonnie Johnson, Ward, q.
Louisa Everson, Ward, IS.
Emil Freitag, Mclean, %.
Creascentia Limmet, Ward, 10.
Gustav Sathers, Ward, q.
Lottie Charlton, Ward, 81.
Edward spoklie, Valley, Mont, q
Carrie Rasmussen, Ward, ~.
Peter Persons, Ward, 20.
Amanda Carlson, Ward 80.
chas. G. Brown, Williams, 80.
Mrs. HAines, Ward, SO.
2.
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blNA I'LL C0llm0LC i anu q $SC,VVU.VU
Balance due, T,167.22.
I recommend payment, OF 5000 Of
this amount the balance to be paid
as soon as the above named are
finally accepted. would also rec
ommend the payment 100000 as
an estimate on End street and Graves
place, or sum total to 100000.
The following named streets have
been accented and approved: West
9Th st, East 9Th st, East 9Th st,
South 3rd ave South 9TH ave, East
3rd st, South 4th ave, East 18th ST,
East End st, South 9th ave, 9Th
street sra ave. All other. streets in
tn above contract have received their
respective yardage but await sur
facing. for which the $2,167.2e should
be retained. This amount will more
than cover the expense Of finishing
the contract.
Respectfully submitted,
E. s. Severance, City Engineer.
To the Hon. Mayor and the City
Council:
Gentieman-An estimate having
heen requested by James Kennedy
the contract for sewer No. 8 Of
Sewer district No. !, beg to report
In Canada these days.
the following amount Of work:
81 feet IL degrees sewer at 800,
$s71.oo.
1874 feet Of 10 degrees at sSc,
$10s2.9o
5 catch basins at $4,000. $4,000.
S man holes at $50. $2s5.0o.
1916 feet Of IS degrees sewer al
$40, $251o.4o.
Total, $4s21.so.
So per cent. 4,1s3.10..
i would recommend, the payment
q 100000.
Respectfully submitted.
4. s. Severance,
rs City Engineer.
s SA3. 4
The following bills we're allowed: I
a w. Buckmiester.( hauling
one drunk to Jail. ls s
Minot Fire Dept. services rem
dered on Nov. is back Of
Wardrobe. .. sss. 49, w w
a. p. scoheli, livery for Hagen
and Morrow 80 M. <s.o 81
a..n.,.ra OH a.. ... 5. 10
~ Rnbb ,umter q. %. 90
Hunt & Barber, shooting hre
ii. /. Quidey. , days police
...rv,ca 400
I i .a1laga O.. i 3, 49, - ]: u
city snS3usef.. !. ...A.S Z. ! y 2 .N1 y
!. louuln1e Poi. eegyicee A.oQ
ss1A
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OF for Europe

ORR g. R. Ringo will leave In a
few da-s for Europe where he will
spend four Sor i've months doing
special work, his researches Is. te
mainly On diseases Of the 1bdomInal
cavity. The uoctor VIII m1ke his
headquarters at Vienna.
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(. y r. = Y 4 j d r. v
Warren N. Davis Ward %.
Bessie Myers, Ward, %.
Hans Mannuson, Ward, 29.
Anne Bekke, Ward, II.
Jacob Peterson, Ward %.
Rose Hanson, Ward, 20. 4
Geo. Mills, Ward, "a. HI
Irene De Arton, Ward 49,.
Hans stronslund, ward, r..
Anna Peterson, Ward, Is.
John Moe, Ward, AZ.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, %.
Ole Bjerknens. Ward, 30.
Anna Olson, Ward, 20.
Alfred Larson, Ward, %.
Olive Clakins, Ward, is.
Curtis g. Kinney, Ward, Is.
katherine o'Rourke,. Ward. 10.
John w. Mcnamara, Ward, SO.
Sadie NJ. Pettingili, 81.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

On or before May %, the county
auditor appoints three judges for each
precinct, for the primaries of June 9
upon accommodation OF the chairman
OF the county central committees.
On or before June !. the comfy
central COMMITTED fixes the hour and
place of the couaiy convention Of July
I, tlxes the ratio of representation
from each precinct aud issues and
publishes for 30 days the call for the
county convention.
June 9, Primary Election. from 5 a
m. 70 p M. TO nominate candidates
ior national, State and county offices
members OF legislature. delegates To
state and county conventions. national
committeeman and memh hers Of state
ana county Central committees.
All candidates who comply with the
foregoing requirements and no Others
VIII nave their names printed anon
the official ballot.
4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

sacrificed her own wishes, and saw
them do many things that h9d b Ell
denied her To The end she remained a
wonder and lnspi alton to all who met
her
No tim for The W. c. r. L p
Better give up the lodge, and the fancy
work CLUB and the chaperonng the
dancing party and the Latest magazines
and the card parties, yea, all Of them,
for al Of them put together VIII
not do for one what the w. G. 4. L.
Will 1t is the greatest developer.
the most in-pir ing recreation that
woman can fod. II oth.r things are
put first there will be no time for
the w. g. L u, but If The call is heard
thou Ought IT VIII be easy to make
other things take second place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
SHERiEf'S SALE

/ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, nv yir.
tue of an execution issued out OF the Office nj
tue Clerk of Courts of Onion County, South
Dakota. dated May s, 1908, attested in the name
OF the Judge OF said Court, sealed with the
seal thereof and signed 10y the said clerk, to nle
/ directed, upon judgment rendered in said
! Court on April o, 1908, ia au action wherein ?.
| L. Bernard. :. Chicolue, +. l.. Lambert and j..
| l.. Lambert We're plaintiffs ana i. Ii Quinn
| was defendant in the sum OF S263 90, with in
terest from April 6 1913, ! have seized and
levied upon the following described property
situated ia said county of Union and State OF
South Dakota, as property belonging to said
defendant. said property being the same as
heretofore seized and held by me under and by
virtue of warrant or attachment issued in
said action. to-wt: all the right, title, share
and interest of the defendant, j. IL. quinn. ~
heir at law of jams c. Quinn. deceased, iii and
10 the south Half OF the Northwest quarter of
the Northwest quarter Of Section =, IN Town
ship 50. North, OF Range 40, and also in the
West Half OF the Southwest quarter of Section
3d. in Township 90, North, OF Range 49, and ali
Interest which the SAID dc endapt had ia said
property Oh the 9Th day of February, 1903, and
thai will sell such interest, or SO much there
OF as will be necessary, TO the highest bidder
forcash, at the hour OF ten O'Clock a. m., on
Wednesday June "A. 1908, at the front door OF
the Court House at Elk Point, South Dakota,
20 satisfy SAID Judgment, with interest to
date of sale and accruing costs OF sale.
Dated, this 18th day of May, 1908,
Il. IL. SHEk NAN,
5w. Sheriff OF Union County, ). ID
Ericsson & SrICKEEY
plaintiffs Attorneys
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
NEW TOMS IN WASHINGTON
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST, Paul nv.

Five new towns to be established
thls month in Whitman County, ia the
productive Palouse district of eastern
Washington. Town lots on sale AT
spokane. Great opportunity for bust
ness men and investors to invest their
money prodtahly. For lots in Sea
pury and Pandora, sale wild be held
Mag 70; FOR lots in Kenova and Pail
SADIE, May N; for lots in Malded.
May q. All safes by auction. Further
information from f. A. Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Local News.
lid papers FOR sale az this office,

V 4si =
Ola papers for sale al this Office,
g. J. Fox went TO BeIyidsre Tnssdsy
totAks charge Of the remains Of the
late y, W. Gray.
Candidates cards at the COURIER
of1Rcr- Call in sni see what we bave TO
offer.
Who has secondhand incubator for
sasa9 Sand full description and best
terms 30 this office.
For plain ard fancy sowing call on
Mrs. Ira Lynch In Mrs. r. Morris
horse one block north 81 Ringsrud 4
siors,
Miss Amanda Cowen, d trained nurse
IN Sioux CITY, visited the latter pact Of
last week with her sister here, Mrs Il.
e. Sherman.
Next Saturday 10 '.Svttenee Mai,'
Norw8y's Independence Dty, and viii
- ffttingiy and duly celebrated by Az
lo5a Norwegians,
DE-. RnrlinQams and family moved
the later part u the week and are now
nicely sstiled In the home a the late
Dr. J. G Comfy east of the court house.
The latest thing In candidate cards,
with Or without your picture, at this
ofIice. We can ak you out right, Al
prices that viii compel vote-.in-
ming smile.
The regular session 81 tho Woman s
NJ scion Study club will meet with Mrs.
3 M. Hoffman 81. next Thursday, May
~, instead 81 today All ladies are
cordially invitsd 70 attend.
Or. II. II. Burlingame started for
@ .inn. In slaule, county. Tuesday, 10
visit Chester. straig hten ont the drug
stock that Was recently shipped there
and look after some business matters
For engraved calling cards, or the
latest forms n wedding Invitations and
nnn0upCernepts, see the COURIER. We
exu save you some money and secure
prompt attention
The @. A. Il, and w. II q 81 this
city, have made all neces sary arrange
msnts to observe Decoration day In
the nsuai manner. There will bs
memorial services on The Sunday
preceding Decoration DAY ~ three p..