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New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
AUTO AND GARAGE IN FLAMES.
Lighted Lamp Near Gasolene Fumes Causes
EEnlosion at Hollis

The garage Of Frank A Scott, president Of the
Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange. in Hillside
avenue Hollis, Queens Borough. was damaged by
FIRE last night and Mr. Scotts automobile, valued
at 81 so. destroyed.
There were lights in the building, and fumes
from gasolene escaping from the tank Of the auto
mobile are supposed 10 have caused an explosion
The damage 10 the building IS estimated at 800.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
DUST CRITICAL CONVICT CHAPLAIN.

[By Telegraph TO The Trieuns-i
Austin Tex Dec. 25.-The State Board of Peni-
tentiary Commissioners has removed the Rev.
Jake Hodges from his place chaplain at the
state penitentiary because OF his criticism through
the press, of alleged crueles and his general con-
demnation of the present method Of conducting
the affairs of tho penitentiary system.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
Arrived at the Bar at

nett Walsh Co. In ballast. Arrived at the Bar a,
1890 p
steamer Ruthergen (Brl. Burns Barry December s. 70
Norton ballast. Arrived the at a
Pretoria (ier). Schotter. Hamburg December
e Houogns 6. St Johns y F. 81 the
American Line. with 123 cabin. III THIRD cabin and 673
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived the
m
Barbarossa Ger Bardeebsn. December
O. Naples Gibraltar Il, Oelrichs & with 233
cabin passengers and mdse Arrived
the 9:15 m. oath.
Steamer Camaguey (Cubanl. Johnson. Cienfuegos No
vember Is Manzanillo December cruz IL.
20 the New York and Cuba IS Co. with mdse. Ar
rived al the Bar at liO6 p m. 24th.
Steamer Heenskerck Dutch. De Broot Savannah De
cember the West India Co, in ballast Left
Quar- 9:2T a m.
steamer FL Mar. Freeman Galveston December 10.
Southern Pacific Co. with mise. on Highlands at
4:l3 m.
steamer Hamilton. Boax. Newport News and Norfolk
TO Old Dominion Ss Go. with passengers and mdse
Passed In Quarantine at POS M.
Steamer jamestown. Nelson. Newport News and Nor
mdse Passed Quarantine 25s p m.
Rotterdam Dutch Giesebs, Amsterdam De
cember to. philip Ruprecnt In ballast Arrived at
he LAO
steamer CIoth!Ide Cunep (Sor BorEe. BarRcoa
Antonio 10. to the tuneo Importing Co
with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at
Calico Watson. HUI December 4 and
Boston "a. Sanderson & SON. with mdse. Arrived at
$50 m.
Apache, Chariesoni Garth. Georgetown. G.:
Galveston. Frutera (Nor Belize. Monroe. Nor
Oceauo tBr). Havre
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday December %, 1908
ARRIVED.

Steamer Regina RtEzo. GirgeEti November
IA Cntana II %. Lipar 20 Oran December
4 10 Phelps Bros 90. with mdse Arrived at the Bar
a
steamer Altsi Ger. Kirchhon cape Hayti D~cember
Port de 5. . Prince
(;oave Mraeoaue II. Jeremie ~ SGNanla Is Cara
gens II and Martha 10. Hamburg American
line with j passengers mails mdse. Arrived the
Bar a 10 IN.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
TRANsPAclFIc MALL

Destination steamer Close IN New York
Australia except WesU. New Zealand.
Fiji islands and New Caledonia via
rama Dec II. $50 n
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China end Philip
pom Maru Dec %. $50 n
via sa, Francsco)-U transport. Dec 81. $50 n
Mart - T. -. - 80. Dec 81. $50 p n
Hawaii (via Francisco)-A!ameda Jan. =. $50
Hawaii japan. COrca. China and Philip
bcria 4. $50
New Zealand. Australia Except Wes),
Samoan islands and New Caledonia
Line 10 $50
ands via seattej&sasa Maru Jan H. ESQ p Il
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
ATTORNEY GENERAL JACKSON BETTER

Albany, Dec. 25.--A slight improvement in the
,ohditon' Of Attorney General William :. jackson.
no is Ill with typhoid fever At the Albany Hospital
was reported today.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
.NANHAT TAN

a ~ III - Il AtN s4rh St. Az
OSOAH GRAND OPERA SEASON Isos-9.
TO-DAY MAT. 2:15LUCIA DI LAMMER-
MOOR NINE. TETRAZZEI: NM Constsntino
Saunarco. Arimondt Mus. dir, Campanini
TO-SIGHT at s:I5-SAMSON AND DELILAH.
MIL. CyervIIle- Reache: NM DaluOres Dufrazne-
Crabbe Vieui!le Venturtni- Grand Ballet. MIA
VaIerv Prenfers Etoile Mus dir. Campanint
sUND. $40 : Campanini Concert. SOC Si.51
HISCHA EI.MAN and miscellaneous programme
Artists: Mines Agostinelli Dorfa- ZeDprlL Aariska
Aldrich: NM Dufranne. Arimondi- Debussy's Ia
Mer' entire Manhattan Opera Orchestra n Cam
panini, Directing --r--
MOS-THAIs. MISS MARY GARDEN. Hll-2
RENTAL Ponrano, NM Rsuaud. Wales. yieUilIs.
" NJ FIp1.-RIG0IETTO. AISIE. TETRAZZTSI SnIa
Ponzano: NM Constantino. SannaEeo. ArmondL
III THURS. Gi 1DEC- s1).-sPECIAL NEW YEAR's
EVE PERFORMANCE-TALES OF HOFFMASS.
Miles Espinasse. ZspDln Trsnti1i: Mines DoriA
. Cr.hb. paddL Gianoli-Gallsrtt- COn1-. ChArsr.
FRI-TRAyIATA Nine TETRAZZISIg NM
Taccani. Sammarco- Grand Corps &c Ballet XuA
SIR MAT@oTHELLo. Mme. MELBA. Nina
Doria; NM Zenatello. Sarnnarco, EsctuEfaL De
Serurola Crabbe. Mus dir. CampantlL
SAT- NIGHT-LCCIA. Nina TETRAZZISL NJ
C-onstauti1o Polese, Arfrnond!. Dir Cz-npa1l1-
SEATS ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1928 Sunset 4:3T Moon Sis Moons age
HIGH WATER
M-sandy Hook 9:3s Gov. Island e:5l Gate II "A
PM-Sandy ) Hook 1912 Gov Island 1928 Hell l221
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SUNDAY. DECEMBER "a
Dochra Argentina, Barber r.-..... $50 m S;5o a m
MONDAY. DECEMBER IS
saramacca Paramaribo W L.. II 90 m 90 m
TeTerson. Norfolk Old Dominion -..-. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Naples Dec 25-Cretic tP:l New York via Boston
Gibraltar for Genoa.
SAILED.
Santos Dec 23-ItalAn Prince tfr), New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-26
METROPOLITAN Ssgst Ssgst

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1sos-Isos.
THIS AFT. 2-DOUBLE BILL: LIE WILL
Miss Aida: Nm. Bonc Amato. Conductor. Tos-
canini Followed by PAGLIACCI Miss Fzrrar:
NM Caruso Amato. Campanari Cond- spetrino.
n Especial prices for this performance.
TONIGHT at S Popular Pricesl-TIEFLAND.
Nine. Destinn; NM Schmedes. Feinhals. Hinckley.
sun. EVG DEC. 81. at s:so-GRAND POPULAR
CONCERT. SoIoists:-Mmes. Fremstad and ADEIA
VERNE, Pianist (by arrangement with the Weber
Piano Company; NM. Note. Feinhals. Entire Met
ropolitan Opera House Orchestra Coud.. Hertz
MON. EVG.. DEC. "a. S:15..... DOUBLE BILL.
CAVALLERIA RCSTICASA. Mines. Dasttnn. Cav;
NM. Caruso. Amato- Followed by LIE WILL.
Nine. Aida: NM. Bonci. Amato. Cond., ToscanIni
WE'D EVG.. DEC. 30. s:15 LA BOHEME
Mines. Ser1er.ch. sparkes. NM. Bonci. Amato
Rossi. Conductor. Spetrino
THURS. EYG.. DEC. 81. at 7:45-............AIDA
Mines Emma Eames. Homer; NM. Martin. Fem
halls Didur. Conductor Toscanini.
SPECIAL NEW YEARS DAY MATINEE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. 1. L. ..PARSIFAI
Nine. Fremstad NM Burgstaller. Feinhals BIass
GoritI Witherspoon. Increased Orchestra ard
Chorus Conductor. Hertz
FRI EVG., JAN. 1. s.......-......... FAVST
Mines. Aida, Fornia MN Caruso Note Didur
SAT- Arr. JAN. 2 at 2 MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Mines. Farrar Fornia; NM Martin. Scotti/ Con
ductor, Toscanni.
SAT. EvG.. JAN. 2. at s. at popular prices-IA
TRAvIATA. Mime. Di PasquaIi debut: NM
Bonci, Campanari Rossi Conductor. Spetrino
WEBER PIANOS USED.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

Rabbits and quail are plentiful in
lower Delaware.
The annual report of the Wabash
Railroad showed a decline in earn
ings.
Eucalyptus growing in Lower Cali
fornia by the Santa Fe Railroad has
proved a success.
The American battleship feet left
Albany, Australia. on it's journey OF
5000 miles to Manila.
Chinese merchants became more
aggressive and outspoken in their
boycott of Japanese goods.
Foreign military observers highly
praise the efficiency of the French
troops in the recent maneuvres.
The Interparliamentary Union, in
session at Berlin, accepted an invi.
tation to meet in Quebec next year.
The new negro party in Cuba held
its first meeting in Havana, attract
ing general attention throughout the
island.
Great Britain has sent a diplomatic
agent to Jutland to report the move
ments of German warships in Danish
waters.
Havana is free Of yellow fever, and
the authorities are convinced that the
disease in the city has been sup.
pressed.
Superintendent MaXwells report
showed that $1,000 children were on
part time at the opening of the New
York City schools.
German health officials are closely
watching the Russian frontier, and
say that not single case of cholera
has been reported in Germany.
The steamer Aeon, from San Fran
cisco for Auckland, was wrecked on
Christmas Island; her passengers and
the crew, fifty in all, were rescued.
Comptroller Of the Currency Muir.
ray, addressing the National Bank
Examiners, complained of embezzle'
ments, and told them to work 0r re
sign.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
FEMININE NEWS NOTES.

Budapest, Austria, has one woman
apothecary, Nine. Bertha Hainisch.
Miss Palmer daughter of General
w. J. Palmer, has adopted nursing as
career IN London.
Cuban women took part in the 20.
litical campaign for the first time dur.
ing the late election.
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daughter
of w. J. Bryan, has written play
for Miss Mary Mannering.
Mrs. Hubbard, widow of the ex
plorer, and Haorld Thornton Ellis
were married at Toronto, Canada.
Dean RUSSELL of the University OF
Wisconsin, has selected Mrs. Scott
Durand to lead the movement fol
effecting pure milk legislation.
The will of Jane Blauvelt, who lefi
money to the First Reformed Church
at Yonkers, n. Y, has been contested
by relatives on the ground of undue
influence"
Attacked in her home by a man
who tried to chloroform her, Mrs
George Hudson No. 315 East 201si
street, New York City, repulsed him
with a broom.
Mrs. H. T. Norwood, eighty years
old, granddaughter of Francis Scott
Key, has become the centre of social
activity at the Hotel Martha Washing
ton. New York City.
The death of the banker Morosini
in New York City. revealed he fact
that his youngest daughter, disfigureo
for life by ss@age dog, had for years
been secluded in his home.
Mrs. Mary f.. Hart who was well
known TO many during the Worlds
Fair as the very pleasant lady at the
Alaska building. has the distinction
OF being the first woman TO stake out
a claim on a glacier. She is miner
of experience and has worked with a
pick I'm her own mine. The claim she
has recently staked is at Muir Glacier.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02

Last season. il is estimated. fully
100000 people discovered during the
season. at some of Bostou's 80 theatres,
that the plays the thing Estimating
that each person paid a dollar for his
scat-aud that's only a fair approx
m1te. including box pricos-it is de-
ducible that a least S5,O0o,0oO passed
through the box Offices; ergo. that the
pmtocratic impcusouality The Theatre
all the theatres i'm Boston-is several
times millionaire.
Oh. expressing the figures different
ly, II the thcatregocrs were limited
to Boston proper, every one of its 6OO-
000 and more inhabitants must have
gone to the show at least eight times
between September and June. Even
spreading out the theatrical radius of
the Hub SO that IL includes the entire
state of Massachusetts,, 1t might be sup
posed that every one of the 5000. 600
members of the commonwealth had
taken in at least one theatre during
descendants OF the Puritans weren't
content with less than two.
OF course this is theatrical juggling
with figures, for IL is doubtless true
that there are men, women and chill
dren In the state and even in the city
whole families of them-who have
never known the glamour OF the foot
lights. But II is equally true that 9TH
er families go every single week, and
sometimes twice week, as long rs
showtime lasts. And the members of
the second class are continually in
CrCaSiug.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
ssS 49, gs5.
AROUN D&>E HUB
VsesessOsesessp,<E6p 49, aseeppoe&e4
Ss-I/I I/IAT4\\%~
Especial Correspondence)

A special board OF u. S. military en-
gineers gave a hearing recently In
the federal building on the question oil
reserving certain hours during which
the Boston drawbridges shall be closed
Representatives OF the B. & VI. and
~. Y, ~. III. q II. railroads and the
Boston elevated advocated closing the
draws between z and a. m. and 4
and $50 p. m, owing to the rush OF
passenger traffic. Various large busi-
ness interests objected to a restriction
Of the kind suggested. The board will
report to the secretary OF war in a
few days.
II was announced in this city the
other day that the prices 10 be paid TO
the farmers for milk by the Boston
contractors would be the same this
coming winter as they were last win
ter. An agreement 20 this effect has
been reached between the local con
tractors and the Boston Cooperative
Milk Producers company. This means
a slight increase over the summer
rate, the amount 10 be paid varying ac-
cording to the locality where the milk
is produced II is expected that the
retail price Of milk in Boston begin
ming Oct. / will be nine cents a quart,
the same as last winter, and a cent
higher than the summer rate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02

Twenty alarm clocks went off at
once, recently, from variety store at
72 Allen street, so said Mrs. Hyman
Bresnak to the Boston police and she
insists they are still off.
Twenty alarm clocks going off un-
der ordinary circumstances would Gre
ate quite a hubub, but these clocks
In question went off in spite of the
fact that not one Of them was wound
up or let out the tiniost zip. Mrs.
Bresnak also informed the police that
she found a rear window open. Invcs-
tigation on the part Of the police
showed beyond a doubt that the
thieves, whoycre they were, had taken
plenty OF time at the store.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02

Paul II. Tardlvel and John c. Rock,
the winners of the South American
scholarships OF the high school of com
merce. arrived homo last week after an
interesting three mouths trip.
The young men sailed from New
York on June 20 on the steamship Vol
taire. Their first stop was at Bahia,
where they spent n day. From there
they went to Rio, Santos. Monteyideo
and Buenos Ayres.
They landed at Buenos Ayres on July
Is and spent four weeks in the Argen-
tine republic
They then went by rail TO Sac Paulo.
one of the small but most enterpris-
ing cities in South America. There a
week was spent and a side trip was
made TO Campinius. where a large cof-
fee plantation was inspected and the
coffee industry was thoroughly ex-
planned to them.
The government OF Brazil then kind
ly gave the boys transportation by rail
from Sac Paulo to Rio They remained
in that city until Sept. 3. inspecting
its commercial interests. They were
severely hampered, however. owing TO
an outbreak OF black smallpox. which
was causing 500 deaths a week.
According 10 Tardivei, the feeling
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
Shining Examples.

Il started TO tell my wife about a
woman who made her own fall gown"
"Well?"
she capped my story with one
about a man who made a million dol.
lars. rs."-washington Herald.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE.

Knowing what IL was to suffer, ! Will
give FREE OF CHARGE, TO any afflicted
a positive cure for Eczema. Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas.. Piles and skin Diseases; In
stant relief. Don't suffer longer Write
+. w. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Ave-
nue.. New York. Enclose Stamp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02

sault Ste. Marie canal traffic for the
season OF 1907 reached a grand total
OF 5S.217.2l4 tons. which shows a net
increase OF 12 percent Of 6,466.1S4 tons.
as compared with that of the season of
l9O6
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
HILBERT GIRL A SUICIDE.

Body Found at Chesterfield. Mass.
with Revolver in the Hand.
Chesterfield. Mass.-The body OF
Esther \. Hilbert. who disappeared
on September Is. was found in the
woods less than n mile from her
home. There was a bullet wound i'm
her head. and a revolver was clutched
in her right hand. Ii is believed that
she killed herself
Miss Hilbert. who was nineteen
years old. was about to enter smith
Ccllegs when she disappeared.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02

with the opening Of the doors OF the
Franklin Union last week the officers
were almost overwhelmed by the small
army that presented itself for rcgistra-
uon in the various courses.
Fully 700 persons inspected the
building I'm the course of the evening.
Fresh from the builders hands, the
Union evoked many expressions Of ad-
ministration from the hosts Of yis-
itors and ncwfound friends OF the in
stitution, who visited every hall, reel
tation room, committee chamber and
laboratory ON each of the four floors.
On the lir..sloor are lecture rooms
for The electrical and chemical courses.
On the second lOor HS"principal feat
ure is a large lecture room, which al
SO opens on the first floor. on the
uppAy floors are still more recitation
rooms, fitted with blackboards, rooms
equipped for drafting, drawing and
painting and a superb chemical labor
atory with every modern appliance.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-02
j. WILL CARPENTER
Furnishing Undertaken and Funeral Direct H

once and Warerooms, S5 Plainfeld
ST., Olneyville, r l. Residence, 81 Plain.
field ST. Calls attended day and night.
Collins and Caskets lined and trimmed .
the best mannerand everything furnished
at short notice. Telephone, 33 West.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-28
Notice of Farmers Meeting

There will be 8 meeting of the So
ciety Of Equity in this city, March It'll,
at $500 o'clock. S. s.; ::i *:s I, - ,>z
1t lis very imp rtant that you make
sure to attend this meeting. A good
live speaker will be on hand to ex-
plain: How the Organization can
promote the prosperity Of the farmer
BY controlled marke ting and compel
prices for every. crop you grow; 4 how
TO send the eculator to the rear:
how money viii he advanced to help
the poor farmer hold his wheat and
other products He can tell you al
about the action taken hy The late
National Convention at indianapolis.
Don't forget the date, ana come % the
meeting :l NJ
mas Il y. sEierson,
Director off Qrganiaat Hon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-28
Desire His Candidacy

Judge D. g. Duell has been present
ed with the following resolution from
the bar of Devils Lake, and is consid-
ering whether or not he will announce
himself as candidate Tor, States At
torney: : 49,, f.. IL ..-,
{ Devils Llaha, North Dakota, = "a.
II: :. y. :. III February 25, 1908.
To the Hon. d. G. Duell: ..*'> II :
= Sir:--The undersigned members Of
the Ramsey County Bar, having faith
III your honesty, integrity and ability
to I'LL the ONCE Of States Attorney Of
this county, hereby request that you
become q candidate for the nominal
ton for said once on the Republican
ticket at the coming primaries, and
promise you our support IL you decide
10 make the race. n. /; y VI, s5.s#
s.3s$ ---EG. r. Barnett,
:s.55335 #S5 j. Traynor, 5
:. nc: Anderson,
s,aary q. Agiddaugh
Is Cnthhers, u
j ]. Glory 8.
win 81
John j.
s E ii Il Z .
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-28
THE LOCAL field
9@Hom @D@a@DH@H@@e @meB@R@RI


Oak, pine and tamarack, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Maher.
Fred Reinholt was in from Hyland
township Tuesday.
A. Hansen, of Leads was registered
at the Vanderhoof Monday. .,
N. W. Hawkinson, of Rock Lake, was
registered at the Sevilla Monday.
F. s. Chamberlin of Doyon was at
tending court in this city Monday.
Churchs Ferry was represented in
this city Monday by T. e. Englehorn.
Postmaster Daely was In Grand
Forks on business the first of the week.
Ole Hoistad and G. W. Whitney, o.,
Churchs Ferry were in this city Tues
day.
Wm. Klee expects soon to leave for
Dogden, near which place he has a
homestead.
F. W. Cockburp was able to be
out Tuesday after several days russell
with the grip. -.
F. j. Peck representing the Mime
apolis Journal, was in this city the
fore part OF the week.
Peter Nelson's big horse and ma
chinery sale on. the .Conley farm in
Morris township OCCURS Tuesday,
March 3d.. 49,. ~, 49,.
Allen Jackson, of Grand Forks, trav'
cling passenger agent of the Great
Northern railway was o Devils Lake
visitor Monday 1t~'' @=.% -
A. o. sather, of Starkweather was
in Devils Lake. the fore part of the
week, he was enroute home from 6
trip to Minneapolis. ..s.
Winan' b. Millinery Parlors in Mann's
Department Store will be opened read,
for work, March 1st. = VIII announce
Easter Opening q little later. r.. Il
CA. sareenleaf was In this city the
first Of the week on business connected
with the Robertson Lumber Co., Of
which company he is travelling auditor
P. P. Bottoalulson,, Of Garskes was was in
this city Monday: He istschool treas.
urer of Bergen township, and was
transacting. business in connection ?!
with that office. .s.y ~.
II Peter Nelson. living on the Conley
Farm in Morris township will, on
March 80 sell at public auction 20
head Of horses and a complete line
of farm machinesy. ."4 81 r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-28

Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. sMaher.
Fancy naval oranges, good size op1v
lOc per dozen at Mann's.
L. D. Maurer of Starkweather was
visitor in Devils Lake Monday.
L. j. Dougherty, of Starkweather,
was: Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
New spring goods in every depart
ment of our big store F. w. Mann g.
Sons.
Ray Young returned Saturday night
from a two months trip through the
south and west.
Misses Celia Duell and Mildred
Holmes have returned from several
days visit at Grand Forks.
We will deliver water any place in
the city at 15c per barrel or. 75c per
tank. Sam Bradley, telephone 3O1.
Auctioneer Frank Hyland will cry
big sale Of horses and machinery
at the Conley farm in Morris township,
March Sd, for Peter Nelson.
W. G. samuels, of Webster, one of
our county commissioners returned
Monday from visit at Racine, Wiscon.
sin. He says North Dakota is good
enough for him.
Homer Resler of Starkweather was
In this city Monday in conference with
other members of the republican GEN.
trail committee relative to calling a
meeting of the committee.
Report has been received in Devils
Lake that Milt Richardson, an en-
gineer running on the Great North
ern, and well known in railroad, circles
here was seriously injured at Minot
few days ago. . 49,,
Attorney R. Goer is having the plans
and specifications drawn for a modern
residence. which will cost: about So,
100000 and which will be built on the
three lots just west of DR.. Jones' resi-
dence on 7th street. Jas Shannon Is
the architect
I John Legacy, of Edmore was brought
to Mercy hospital in this city about
Hour weeks, ago suffering from q stroke
of applexy. He has so far recovered
as to be able to return home Tues
day, and it is hoped that he will en-
tirely recover.
F The Colonial party given by The
ladies of the W. r. G. assisted by the
members of the G. A. r. was fairly
attended Friday evening, and an ex
cellent:; time was enjoyed by those
present, The Odd Fellows hall wal
very Hastily decorated in red with or
lamentations of hearts and was very
attractive. The evening was spent II
dancing and cards: At about clever
o'clock a supper was served, one o.
those kinds that you get only wher
the ladies of the w. r. G. are connect
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| full justice. Music was furnished By
the Anderson Orchestra. + +