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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
BATCH Of OPINIONS
BY ATTORNEY GENERAL

Ia an opinion 10 state Mine Inspect.
or Peter Iienraily The attorney gener.
IA holds that the expenses Of an IN.
speclof 10 supervise the laying of
gla pipe lines IN public highways
shoull hn paid out Of The revenue re-
coived from the gross revenue tax
from tba pipe line companies and
that the companies laying the lines
are no longer required to pay this ex'
pcnse 10 the State.
The attorney general IN an opinion
70 the county attorney Of LeFiore
county holds hat the playing Of bsse
ball Is d public sport
In an opinion to G 4 Shaw presl
dent Of The board OF education Of i1nid
the attorney general holds tbaa The
board hash power to declare the Of
flee Of member who moved from
the city vacant and 10 fIlI The vacancy
without ne person having fled hls
fesIgnallon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
DISCUSS LANGsTON COLLEGE

The board OF regents Of the Lang.
ston college met yesterday and dis.
gUgsed ma'ters Incident TO the opera
lion Of the nsiltulion next year but
ro final action was taken on any suo
iect, President Page stated at the
meein Ing tnat he would put In much
tine this summer and next iall adyer-
tlsing the college and placing Il be-
fore the people. He stated that he had
Invited and expected Booker 7. Wash
lngion and other noed colored per.
sonages % visit the college early next
fall for the purpose OF advertising the
work duna In the Okllhoma Colored
University.
President Page was authorized by
The board to AXE an exhibit OF the
work done IN the college 70 the Nation
al Educational convention at Denver
this summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
CORPORATION BOARD
P0STP0NES HEARING

The Corporation commission has
postponed the hearing on the pro.
posed order requiring railroads 20
hold passenger trains thirty minutes
at tho junction points until the next
term Of court
None Of the citizens of Perkins and
saltwater that had filed demands
with the Corporation commission for
better train service on the Eastern
oklahoma from Guthrie 10 Ripley
connecting with the Arkansas CITY
Shawnee line made an appearance In
court today The demand filed by
citizens of Maysvlllc tnat the Santa
Fe be required to place telephone
In the depot there was dismissed the
phone having been Installed.
The case OF Conn 4 Co vs.. the 81.
Esouis aud Iron Mountain road IN
which tho complainants asked for
additional tracks a, Braggs was dIs.
mIsyed hv The plaintiffs. The case
Of n. brown vs. the Traders Cotton
rempress company of This city al.
Iealng violation of TIE commissions
order was dismissed upon motion ol
complainant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
WHEN she QUARRELED
FINED HER 100 KISSES
SiIngInsSS Of Atlanta Man.
Sued for Divorce, Seems
Almost Impossible

Atlanta lia June l7-Penurlous.
ness thai seems impossible outside
ci fiction Is charged against q. E
Lee Douglas, an Atlanta business man
worth g50C,000. IN suit for divorce
filed today by Mrs. Emma Neal Doug
lass MIS- Douglass ID the daughtel
uf the late 4. 3. Neal one OF Allan.
ta's wellthest citizens and Is worth
100000 IN her own right
The couple were married IN 1892
and Mrs. Douglass charges her hus
bands penury began even In the hon
eym0on AZ once be began charging
her for every meal she ate and fore
cd hes 10 settle every month,
Mrs. Douglass says. for Instance
that Mr. Doulgass never tipped wait
ers and porlers and she had TO do \
1iitt Of her own iiiieisiiss; iiiieisiiss;; that he Fee Fee
qulred her to pay the extra expense
Of any guest she might have; that
bis written consent had to be obtain
ca before such guests we're Invited
that he complained II the the aerY
ants got anything to cat but bread
that he would have but one light II
he house at night. that he neyel
bought tneater llcketE, but went Whef
she did " when they were invited b,
friends. that be got a profit OF 81,
GOO a year from he management OI
her estate and wanted a salary bo
Sides. ana 80 on.
Attached to the petition Is a copy
oi remarkable document which
Douglass wanted his wife to sign e
rogul8te lhels lives. One term Of tht
agreement was that II they should
quarrel the party who apolnglznt
should make q public or private apol
ogy ami submit 20 being Kissed i0i
times Mrs Douglass SAYS her hus
band actually enforced The penalty q
100 Kisses against her once end mad'
her sick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
FROM THE FORKS
Of THE CREEK

Senator ~ r Stewart ol "tho
boss from The forks of che creek
fame RTriFed from liuso last evening
Inc accompanying a0nle Hugo Atoka
awlallsis seeking % promote a ralt
rf from htuka % Hugo. y f9riyn nae
w stretch that would afford rail-
facilities 10 one Of me fleheai
anne SECTIONS 81 tUe state aau
nior Stewart and committee has
handsome bonus proposition from
cach 1T tas two lniereaied clllsa and
20 less D pefso,see thsn q q Jones'.
the railway builder nf the eSats. has
gone Past to attempt b secure aid
Ia building the resa
II viii be recalled that sennlnf
Stewart was Unable e gemaih a
Guthrie until the nnd ~ The set
ond legislature. lnllammaiOfS fhou.
malIsm driving hlfa 70 EsromoFe TT
repairs. Tho senator Il again hate
and has resumed former activities III
the southeastern seelIon. where lof
e!even years be aas heen niQaeee
rusller for capital iof laslllmale 3a
yeIonmenE purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
LOOK LIKE REAL ARTICLE

Deputy Marshal Dave Hadden re.
infned last night from Shawnee with
VIII Cupp whom nc arrested there on
the charge of passing counterfeit s.
gold pieces. Cupp Is the son Of the
Mrs Cupp who was SO brutally as
saulled by VIII johnson. the negro
WIN was hung a Teeumseh for the
crime last fall.
The marshal's force declare the
counterfeit coins 10 be the best they
hnYo ever aeen. They look like The
reel article even under q magnfylng
glass q III only an expert could detect
that they are counterfeit BY The
weight cupp will be given q heating
before the Uni ed states Commissions
or 81 Shawnee June ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
HIGH SCHOOL
CUTS EXPENSES

At speoial meeting Of the board
of trustees Of The Logan County HlEh
school last night Ernest Fl WInalow
was reelected instructor fl the Sci
ence department The trustees Wege
Obliged 10 cut the faculty four mem
ber8 this year on account of The low
assessment returned Ia Che school dia
iricts thus year The nigh school, sep
afate. must be run this year ol9 Oi
be eight mill levy for county pur
poses as lhe state examiner mas held
that The separate school could mot he
run on me one mlll levy for common
school purposes. as has been done
heretofore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
WAS FIERCE BUNCO GAME

NThai OkIahoma CITY packing
houseeapllal location New Jcrusa
lem scheme at oklahoma City made
5000 .30n Tor the real estate sbarpefa
Al Oklahoma ghy" said nj 0kluho
ma Cily man today Hand In mum
ber OF instances lot Of good lels
lows vent bfnke through mortgaR
lne their property IN order 20 spec.
ulate IN lots. II was fierce game
and npw since the bottom has drop
ped 0ut 0l the whole thing Okla
h0ma City's substantial Interests are
wondering where they are e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
BONUS NOTE CASE TO I0RY

The facts IN the case Of the Fed.
eral Trust Co. vA. w. II Coyle, m
which the plaintiff seeks TO recover
$500 on 4 ~. Smith and Western
bonus note. went to the jury at noon
today IN the Logan county superior
court TIE jury had not reported 20
the court a. three O'Clock this after
noon
The cage Of Brakeiield VS., Brake
field. suit TO quiet title, Is being heard
this afternoon by Judge sandlin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
RaIph nrooI.s h Accident

What might have proved a serious
accident occurred this morning NJ the
corner OF Division street and Harri-
son avenue. when che wheel Of the
Brooks bill posting Wagon caught III
the ear switch. The horse lurched
forward tearing himself out OF the
harness and throwing young Ralph
brooks, lhc driver. on his head onto
the pavement, knocking him senscless
His nose wan badly dsflgured by the
fall. otherwise he has fully recoy.
cred from The effects Of the accident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
RAILROAD BONUS
FUND NOW IN SIGHT

Another rosisina mass meeting was
held at the city hall auditorium last
night All but $1,000 Of the bonus
for The Mountain Valley and plt;ns
road was raised and the committees
present pledge themselves to raise
the balance today. The strong reso-
lullona In relation to the securing o.
this road (which appeared IN Tues
daxls Leader we're adopted at the
meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
A BOOz.E:R

New York june ~ Servants and
employees OF the Gould ealatcs still
occapled he stand today in Mrs
Gonldla suit for separation and ali-
nony fom Howard Gould. Edward
Bcchctoid who w3s IN charge OF The
slnes and liquors aboard Gould'a
yachi Niagara in 1906. Hhen tho
ooulds we're cruising with 3 party Of
friends. testified lhat be saw Mis-
Gould Intoxicated several times, q
served haf with braudy every night.
ne wllaess SAID and she drunk moro
thar ans one else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
WINDS TORN REPORTS
GREATLY EXAGGERATED
tBy Associated Press)

Joplin No. June Reports
from Purdy Monett and sellgman
are that the violent wlndst0rm IA
that section last night spent most Of
It's force five milas southwest Of
Monett. where the home Of Andrew
Mccormick was demolished and Me-
Cofmick killed. No other deaths
are reported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
AGRICULTURE BOARD MEETS

The state board OF agriculture is la
session this afternoon Ia the state
house vita the full board present,
Bids for The construction Of the SEQ.
ondary agriculture school at Warner
and Tlshomingo for which the leglsla
lurc made an appropriation Of 100000
are 10 he opened and contract
'warleG. Some i've stock quarantine
matters are also 10 be acted upon at
the meeting,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
MEET WATERLOO At LAST

The Corporation commission cham
pion bali team went down 20 Geleai
yesterday afternoon to The VanVor-
hees boarding house team by The
score Of iS TO 3 "Mlcky' McGlll. the
third baseman for the Commission
team broke q finger trying 20 stop
a hot one and Hurry Carlin WAS
skied' hy Commissioner The
gamo WAS an exciting one and Com
missloncrs have now changed their
minds about entering the professional
rank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
TO CHECK UP COUNTY OFFICES

Assistant Examiner and Inspector
Valentine commences tomorrow %
check np the logan county ofsIees,
The Logan county commissioners
some lime ago peililoned the govern
or to order the offices checked up
County superintendent Humphreys of
flee will be the first 20 undergo ex
animation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
Split OVER APPOINTMENT


lOkldn0mA Gfehh oeiNlcc.j
Washington, June l7-The Okla
homa Republican delegation Is split
over the supeFiniendents appoint.
ment for Plat National park at Sui
phur Mcclure and Morgan are sup
porting ". ], French, OF Alya, an old
soldier. and Crcager Is endorsing b.
r. Hackett. of McAlester. This may
held up Che appointment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
srENooRApHER VIII RECOVER.

Kansas civ. June i7-The condl'
ton Of anna Owen. stenographer for
the police board who was slugged IN
hor offices here last night and the
records of the recent police lnvestl
CATION stolen from her. was Improved
today. II waa said ct the hospital
that Miss Ovens skull was not frae'
sured and that she would recover.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

An examination OF applicants for
teachers certificates will bo held at
he Central school building In Guth.
rle on Thursday and Friday, June II
and is beginning at 3 q. m- Interme-
dlate certificates OF the first grade
win be required IN all departments.
Paper furnished free. W. S. Calvert
City superintendent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

10TIfa 70 ENIaTIINW UVplt
A large force Of carpenters Is al
work eniGrging the Santa re freight
depot to accommodate the increasing
business until the new brick depot can
be erected The office room is being
nulif up anew and made almost twice
els large ns at pe'sent More clerks
win be empoyedf IN the Zeal office
when the office lcompieted The 70.
col yards handlt on the average ol
$50 freight ears NJ, in and out OF
the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
AppsaIed ID sunremo court

Tho case of !. NJ. Ba es and G. II.
Tallifero VS.. M c. Stafford was ar-
pealed to the Supreme court today
from the district court Of Noble coun,
ty. IN the lower court judgment was
rendered IN favor OF the defendant IN
the sum Of $500,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

The case Of S. Jones VS. john De.
prees, from Crescent is being tried be.
fore justice Mintoyne today Jones
Is su.ng Depree to recover 5000 for al
legged danage done 70 hls crops by
the defendants's cattle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
ONION LABOR IS FAVORED

Union labor is favored by a decl.
sion Of the state hoard Of affairs to-
day which requires union workrien
on state buildings The controversy
between the board and normal re-.
gents over claims on the 100000
normal school building at Weather
ford has been settled. the board find
lnp that the contracts were made
before the board Of affairs was ere.
ated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
pRAYs SPOIL STREET.
Freight tfaullnas Make Havoc Of
Noble Avenue Paving.

Heavy draws should be kept OF
Noble asphalt paving The new
street ls being abominably cut np by
these heavy freight wagons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

AppruVes Game Warden's Bond
coyernor Haskell TODAY anDreved
The ooui ci state Came Warden j S
Anhew q, Chlckaehs IN ibe sum ot
sh.0y0 ID the faithful performance OF
BIS duties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17


Al 430 O'Clock wednesday sitter
noon Miss Jessie Sampsel, Of this
city, and Mr. n. G. Teenor OF Cleve.
land. Okla, were married by the Rev
p. 70 Fairchild pastor OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church. At the
home Of the brides parents, a0G East
pilas avenue, The Sampael home
ssss prcltlly decorated with cut flow.
ers and ferns, and a largo Wedding
bell of bridal roses under which the
marriage ceremony Was performed
was suspended in the archwey be
tween the library and pnrlor The
simple but Impressive ceremony WAS
used, with lltile Miss Marguerite
Thompson officiating as rngbearer
Tho wedding was a quiet one and
was witnessed hy memhcra Of the
Kimona aud Rooney Mooney Shah
clubs. 10 which The bride belonged
and the immediate relatives 81 the
contracting parties. The bride was
atilred In q handsome Whlo chiffon
dress and wore q bridal vol Aflor
The ceremony me guests retired 10
The dining room, where dainty two
course luncheon was served The
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
+. A Sampsel and ls ana af the most
nunuhr young ladies IN Guthrie SO
cial circles. She has resided hero
since girlhood and has most of
friends. She was prominent Ii social
oirclcR and belonged 10 many young
ladies' clubs, Tho groom Is onu nf
tho progressive business men az
cleveland. whore Ne Is engaged ln
the general mercantile business.
--ssssasssaaas-=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
LAsoRER KILLED By TRAIN.

Tulsa. Okla. June 17-Ben Olson
: Iabnrhf was killed today b. . Mid.
land Valley train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

]. l.. Leach. who spent last winter
Va h hts BROTHER L. +. Leach, died at
hts residence, 20 Marlboro street, New
ton, Mass, on the 7th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
PROMISE or MARRIAGE
FOOLED HIS JUDGMENT
Girl Made Her GsIaWsy But
Later Captured and Money
Recovered

'pecle' se nalsy Leades
lq Reno. juno iT stavW te AZ
promlneat Canadians county 1afm
living in 0as iownshlp, "a AAroafA
with matrimonial centuries ioi as
resent sioyer ia a NldpNer sac
loipe Moiilhs Rgp begaA io tlfa " A'a
onelg nc on the farm About thc
anne ilme be met Miss 1pm Dunlap
dashing yuuhg girl from Duncan
Okla, and atover #as angraucnd By
ier Western beauty Frleaaahlp flp
pencd into love and tho iarmnr wlaow
offered ihe voting srla 9leee ies
lls household wiach sjiS Finally
greed 70 accept Arrangements l9f
he marriage were completed and yes
sfdty IN gutnpHiiy with iiSfF 1FT7i
q h Dunlap, and one. JOS Wlllagd
diss Dunlap arrived IA lhls city and
egistereq a the Ansune hotol Mk
tower mel the nrsy hoFa and ihhy
vent to KlagllBher Whore 4 IiaanE
iaa procured Before lenvlnK this eilN
Miss Dunlap bpgeowad al0a VA asn
III
Before cuusanllag 10 tue ceremefg
oweVee the Duncan belle Rshea haf
prospective husband FOR owe hur
lred dollar dowry This he willingly
greed t3 givo-vafier lba eeremdny
Nlle hfldef0.he Vauted NE money hc
orc tho marriage
sloRer kept llle eoll Nhlet BE- 81
nre IA this aify untll they alrI0mA
u Ningf'Hher Nhefe bis gVrsthenfs
uunlUd him and said 8 don't be-
ieve Ygu have ec $500
Count ii sald aioyef ss ae 9fo.
uced . roll 81 hIlla irom hs vallei
She dldn't stop g county 4 bog pn
ms Il ~ her purse aaid "lll keas
De mouey" emo ln spite 81 pfplaale
hu kept IL
FegnlHe slesnea ihe gls wan "a
be hotel and had lhN mafglaRa pe8l
lOned until ahe should feel besia
Vie SOON recovered ANA Stoves HeHf
ound hef IA thc itarN iHianG atasl0n
Waiting loi e aou'h hound iralu Che
aaaes eyruHoa fof hef action and lRt
lueed him 70 KS q Gl Reno whefG
he said tins, would gtl married hr
WINS here al midnight they fekla
ered Hl a Wade street halei t. ihS
aprHlng Miss Dunlap maif another
ifofl ~ escape aud accomplished 1g
of brother went 10 the Rock island
talian Vi thlH city. There Fba wha
ollgaed hy Slower and unun her eafus
lng 10 ngfl with Che money sloyeF
r1ened her reBt When an afllueF
rrlYad She went Into lhe toilet room
'nd endeaVHred % conceal q handktt
hief containing $3.50 THE money WAS
covered b. The maifou The nal
nee Of the $500 waH found upon her
folhef Who waa aeafehe6 az ihe eoun
y jail Willard ihn other member og
he party. escaped The couple wiz
robaby De taken % Klagilshee les
rial
FHHa t.uH4s44. kHftsHa1na ~ fr4a.stlff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

PROF. ID G.. nlckersOn ot Arkansas
: cousin OF judge nlckerson. a.
ohickasha Is Ia the city to-day cor
'errlng WITH stale Hunnrinleulent Y
~ Cameron rolntye % secuslng q pc
Sltlon Ia the Oklahoma public schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

The Guthrie Corrugated Culvert
company OF this CITY has been award
ed contract by tho Altus, Roswell
and FARGO railfori for 100000 worth
~ corrugated culverts 20 be used IN
Fnllroad construction work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

Chicago. June IL Partly clolldT
tonight a4a Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17
EXTREMELY NERVOUS
FOR NICHOLAS SAFETY
While The EInpGrOTs Of Russia
and Germany arc In
Conference

Vibog Finland. June i7-Thc Brit
lsh steamer Northburg has been fired
upon BY Russian torpedo boats for
approaching too close to pltkipas
bay. on the Finnish coast whore
Emperor Nicholas and Emperor VII.
liam are 10 meet today The proiec-
tile pierced the Northburg and
wounded a number of her crew
The incident shows the extreme
nervousness for the safety Of EN-.
peror Nicholas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

The Modern Woodmea Of America
lold iheir annual memorial services
ere sunday The members ere ye
ufeied ip meet a 0dd Fellows hall
'mnday morning a. 40 o'clock ano
uaieh to lha First Methodist church
% g body Rev p " fsirchsid wil
preach he monafsal sermon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-17

Great political significance is al.
tached to the meeting OF the two
rulers. II Is fully recognized that
German mediation, which brought
about a settlement Of the recent fiai'
kan crisis, was not altogether to the
liking OF st. Petersburg, aud that as
consequence the support OF the
Russian government In future might
be more likely 10 be given Great
Brltaln's continental policy than to
the German policy. The possibility
Of close relations between Russia on
the one side and France and Eng
land on the other has been viewed
IN Germany with some concern.
A determined effort will now be
made to detaeh Russia from England
and France and to engage Russian
support for Germany The personal
element plays a great part IN Inter
national European policies, and the
striking personality Of the kaiser
counts for great deal The kaiser
- expected TO exert all his personal
Iasclnation in order to gain the sym
paihies OF the czar and thereby TO
influence the foreign policy Of Rus
sia IN e direction favorable TO Ger
many.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
BELL BOY IS ARTISTIC
Young Jap at Waldorf Hotel Does
Fancy Stunts on the Hotel
Register.

Harry Inai, Jap bell boy at the
Waldorf, has caused a deal of comment
Of late among the guests at that hostel
cry by the fancy stunts that he does
on the hotel RI gister. Inai is a genius
with pen and ink and he makes a hand
drawn sketch for the date line at the
top OF each days register which is not
only artistic but the work shows that
the little Jap has a clever head. He
has q new idea each day, drawing his
sketch something on the order of the
illustrated heading for magazine arti-
Gle. Each drawing is always very ell
aborate In one he had sketch Of a
big sight seeing auto. Seeing Fargo"
The speiler was saying that on the
right Is the Hotel Waldorf. Among
the occupants were to be seen Happy
Hooligan and Suzanne, tn, Katzenjam-
mer Kids Der Captain, and a number
OF other well known characters from
the comic supplements.
mai is only young char. Before
coming % Fargo he attended the De-
troit, Mimi, high school and has finish
ed three years OF the high school
course. He is wor.-ig to get enough
money ahead to finish his course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Glare Correspondence.

Glare. N. D., May 22.-To The Fo-
rum: Paul Joos OF Medina ana his
sisters, Mrs. Fleckhiesen and Miss
Joos Of Fountain city Wis. visited
their cousins. Mrs. M. H. Kinnane and
g. B. Joos. Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Anna Olson and children made
a business trip TO Jamestown Satur-
day, returning Monday. J
The basket social at the Baris school
Saturday was we'll attended and net
ted about $21 which goes towards the
purchase of an organ for the district.
The rain on May IL makes the farm-
ers wear smile that won't come off.
III. L. Ward made a business "trip
to Pingree Monday.
Mrs. M. III. Kinnane and G. d. Joos
attended the funeral OF their cousin.
John Joos Of Columbus, N. ID. last
Thursday.
The late spring will cut the wheat
acreage quite an extent this season
and perhaps increase the fax acreage.
Frank Bennett made business trip
to jamestown last week on homestead
matters. Frank Is about to settle
down TO business and so farming.
Cfas and Carl Smith Of Prairie call
ed here Tuesday and report the wolf
business as gtsod. having captured
thirty-f -fave wolves this season, and 80
far the boys say 1t beats farming.
A bad prairie fire did considerable