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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
"; a. P. Eng gelhorn Churchs Ferry;
:. Hilleman, Churchs Ferry John
Tiemeyer, StarkWeather:a Geo. Chat.

"; a. P. ge1horn, Churchs Ferry;
:. Hilleman, Churchs Ferry John
Tiemeyer. starkweather; Geo. Chat
fee. City; "A "a. Aarsby, GarsKe, Ja-
cob Kunts, # starkWeath Frank
Emigh. City; Fred Graghill, City; Mrs
F.A, stoltze. City; Carl O. Christian
son, Churchs Ferry; r. e. Jones, City,:
Arthur 3. Ddngle, Fort Totten Gus
Cerrenkan, Brocket: r. "A. Hasiam
City; ". r. Nelson. City; B. a. Keller,
sCrary;; p. c. sprague, starkweather;;
q. ]. Mclaughlin. starkweather, a..
+. Hilden, starkweather; G. e.
French, Penn; Jesse Gloff, Penn; II
NJ. Hermanson, Penn; Dr. F. w. Craft,
City; z. D. Smell, City; Richard Dae-
ley, City; A. G. . Hurt, Derrick; Ben
Odden, Derrick; Jesse p. Phillips:
Doyon; b. A. Breidert, City; John o...
Nelson, City; II. B. Freeborn, city;
c. p Gill, Penn; Fred K. Baldwin:
Doyon; E:"B. Robinson, Doyon; w. r
Rebillard, Doyon; Joe Shrek, City;
Geo. Dixon, City; r.. Davidson, Law
ton; James Rogers, Lawton; John
Arid, Lawton; Trus. Olsen, Lawton;
Jas. Warner, Lawton; r.. n. Stewart,
starkweather; Otto Tresk. City; Gus
tat Lundell, City; Peter Anderson,
City; 8. !. Hansen, Churchs Ferry;
Math yoljbada, Lawton; Ben Shaw,
Penn; w. J. Doyle, Penn; Barney:
Langdon, Penn; Frank shagrum, city;
AXE Citawastma, Fort Totten; A. Ct.
Duyoak, Lawton; VIM: Ogilvie, Ed
more; A. L. Tennis. Edmore; Carl
Ramberg, Edmore; May Bangle, Ed
more; Geo. solberg, Churchs Ferry:
=. D. Stephens, Crary;; W. G., Now.
Grand Harbor;7 W, c. McLarty, Stark
weather; J. Johnson, City; A. J. John
son, Crary; H. 3. Walker, starkwear
ther; A. Brander, Doyon; Emerson
Wood, crary; G. F.: Drew. Crary; b.
10. Anderson, Brocket; Ottle Furten,
Brocket; Oscar sturen, City; r. D.
Van Camp, Churchs Ferry; ]. q. Gull,
Crary; G. A. Reed, Derrick; Geo.
Burns, Derrick; G. Bergstrom, Hamp.
[ den; NJ. L. Anderson, Hampde den; John
Litscher, Hampden: o. NJ. shepley,
| Hampden: Chas. a. Morton, Hamp:
den: w. H. Johnson, ,ity; Geo Col.
der, City; 4. G. Olson, City: o. Z.
White, City; Sanford Hagen, City;
James A. Rainboth. a ChurchB Ferry;
WIN. sWeet, Jhnrchs Ferry: Geo
Kline, Penn; Peter Furnseth, Hamp
4 den vryo Mikkelson. Garske; Ado1ph
Mikkelson, Garske; II. s. McRae
Hampden; a. = Jalle, City; f. NJ
Gill, Penn; g. F. Hambly. Penn; Geo
Dingman, Penn; T, @. Strand, Penn;
Fred Walker, City; J. G. West, Web,
Ister; Frank Holland, City; N. w. Cole,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
ELECTION
ARl|
10 ISSUE Sts, 900 scfio D HoNpa
FOR TliE NDEfENpElsT
scHooL pie sTRicT oF IS
81: DEVILS IL AK i

5$$ The special election which wa WA held
at the city hall Friday TOR the pur rpess
OF voting on the issuance yof s16, 900
school bonds resulted I'M favor t,essfflae'
measure BY 8 unani,nosls vote thore
being only 81 yotes cast,
s The bonds Will be issued at per
cent. and will be used III paying oM
the inde ebtedness incurred at the Time
the new ward school house was erect
ed, and which outstanding ttndebted-
ness has been drawing per cent,
thus making 8 saving to the taxpayers
.of the city sof, per cent. on the
amount 70 he bond ed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
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SENT 10 TsaE IIsRARY aoARn
liit

#D. AZ Bangs, presid dent of the Car
negie library board "a tthis cit ity. ID III
receipt 100 sent 70 the board by
James Hill chai irnnan 81 the board
ofsdirectors 81 the Great Northern ran
road, to be used in pure chasing books
for the squip sof the new library.
Mr. Bangs recently wrote Hill
relative to the cond tion 81 The library
here and stated that the board were
especially anxious to$ buy books 1 on
mechanical senginesr and such 9th
er$Works as would sbe. .ofs service tosS che
railroad men soff this city, and the:
amount sent was inS res sponse sto this:
letter.
Ellis donati Ion will be used IA
the purchase off the class Sof books re-s
.ferrsd q "a ME- Bangs letter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
ill Informal ption win. follow. sS
The musical talent, FOR which Val

III y Ormal MAJ eptdon will follow
The musical talent, for which val;
ley City - noted. are espIto.,n,ding It.,, gen. Is
|erously "a the requests of the local
committee, of which Mre. s. a. ziu1,..5
norman IL chair man. This WIN is,
|supp pplemented 81 the best that can ID t Be-.
obtained from neig hboring towns. The
Y musical l director. Mrs. Waiter ri
Reed, Z, q. Armenia, will Be Ia attend
alnce and win assist ii the program.
4 Mrs. Reed has provided q special song.
book Tor use during the convention:
copies sof which win be on sale. The:
musical numbers throughout viii be:
Eof the best
Z friday night viii witness q uniq,ae.
demo ation of department work
;by the superinte dents The 81 ana
will also be represented Es
Saturday evening Will be II Jubiieei
Night when short ddresses Will sbss
given by county and district prest-
dents who have made q gain of 50 %
more new members during the year
Prize banners and other prizes viii!
then be award This win be followed
5by addresses On Law Bnforce cement by:
Judge Pollock, Judge Burke and AS:
:sistant Attorney General Young. sE.s u.
rs On Sunday all meetings will be-
held III the commodi dious armory. IN
the morning Mrs. Mary Harris Ar
NOR Will preach the annual sermon.
iIn the afternoon q Child dren's Rally
VIII Hsbe conducted by the state j. q
secretary, Mrs. Ella G. Boise. OF
Fargo. ri the evening Mrs Armor
viii give an address. Ministers Of
the city will assist throughout the
day
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...A!T0R
RoDENR.AcH 4 MI JNDT HAVE or.
ERED THEIR STORE CORNER
KELLY AVENUE AND sTH.

oisnpacn 9 aatndt nave opened sl
@ s.,l ~ .ne Iooms formerly I'ts oe=
Supaso ~ DaEAe, MIG ddaugn = e'ufh-
pers ana are already receiving A lib.
era pasronage 6. At present they hare
on sac tnelrs line Of groceries and
gens1emen's 9 work clot hes. e y con.
pie leI s2;'l 81 sWeeks they are to have the
rooms 9 now occupied By the. o'Rrien
broa. hardware store ad Joining their
present room aud then they win open
up incl aiine az dry goods, shoes, no
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
HUNTING
..|P:.R||llV.I.'|
GRANT Ed
'THRo olJGH tn q KINDNESS or
81 COUNTY AUDITOR BlcE We
/ ARE ABLE 70 PRINT. THE Il:
/ ss$ 1877 UP.To-pATE.. n sSs

S James McGormick, Churchs Ferry;
D. Adams. City; Christ Graber,
starkweatherss Frank Beebe, Grand
Harbor;; A. NJ. Holt, city; IL. "a. Do
:heney City; Gus Furstenau, city.
James 3. Lynn, Churchs Ferry; Tom
Tamory, City; John F,urbnr, Hamp.
den; g. g. illegal, Webster; G. T..
Thwing, Webster: a. 81. Bell, city;
+ 'Wallum Churchs Ferry; Fred
Nelson, Churchs Ferry; s. "a. saxrud,
Ghurche Ferry; NJ. - McFarlane,
Churchs Ferry; Q. G. Roberts Chnrchs
Ferry; Fred Anderson, starkweather;
p. a. DuChene, Garske; a., q. Simp-
son, Garske; :. ii Prosser, City; G.
N. Nelson. City; r. A. stoltse, City;
p. Q: Davis. Bartlett; r. KnofE City;
j.. ": Diedenhofer, City; John Enge.
sather, Brocket;; Frank q. Bina, Brock
ct; Thos. q Engelhorn, Churchs Fer.
ry;; Jacob Werte rtenberger. webster; b.
]. Ness, City; w. F. Crewe. City; o. d.
Canield, starkweather:: r. g. Elliott.
starkweather;: G. .. Mills, Toxic; r,
q. Kaeding, Penn; A. IS. Miller, Penn;
John Goodre. City; II. Rutten, City;
Geo. Juergens, City; John r. Eas.
lam, City; 9. Odden, Derrick; II. King
Derrick; Thos. r. Page, City; w. ID
Wentworth, City; G. q. Richmond,
City; ]. n. Gill, Penn; Marion F
Gray, City; VIM. Millekeky. Doyon;
Chas. Rebillard, Doyon; j. I,aumger
City; .. Nelson, City; Fred Fish
fLawton; Frank sterrett, LaWton:
fThos. Fish. LaWton !; Dr. 2. G. Nichol
son, LaWton;; o: r. shriver, STARK
weather; Lester Eynde, starkWeather;
Jorgen sorenson, City; NJ. q. simen
istad, City: Anton LolIinger, city R
fBfllings. city; g. H smith. city; r.. +
Gibson, City; Frank Weaver, City;s &
ournier. starkweather; j. u. Des
mond, city; NJ Bond. City; G. 5A
tBock. Webster; James Lynn, Grant
|Harbor;; a. Cissner, NeWyille; VIM
schWalen, Webster; j, Mikelson
webster; Frank Frye, city: .Thos
Turner City; NJ. Engelhorn churchs
Ferry; Newell Roberts, Churchs Fer
4 \
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
D|.:|||I|||E|''I'|A|||||
RR,N()OD'
MRS. HENRY coKN oRs REMAINS
NJ HRouGHTsHE HEREsF FOR INTER-
Il M 5i5

} Tuesday afternoon at 800 o'clock
from the home of her son, p. &. Con
nors, s23 Kelly avenue, occurred the
sfuneral Of Mrs. Henry Connors.
s:s5 Mrs. Connors was formerly q resi-
dent Of this city and was known to q
m NUM- Der Of Devils Lake people who
sorrow with the bereaved ones IN the
loss Of good woman. She was visit.
Ing with her son ct Lidgerwood when
I She she /, was called % her eternaI bone;
sieas esnl tina from old sssss;
TIE remains were sthlipped TO- this
city for ffnterment. &; S7s:5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
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PloNMEER q FssA MsEY \ COUNTY
DIES oF PARALY Ysis oNDAY 81
ssssS VENiNG &c Eio sPiTA s;s
R Hime ebaugn of Bartlett, died
at the General i hospital ina this city,
Monday evening, having been brought
here III sa critlcal condi ittion. suffering
from parallst
The deceased has been Il resident Of
Ramsey county since 1885 and Was
wen and faYorably known specially
ID the eastern part off the county.
81; He leaves te mourn his demise, he.
sides q large circle o. friends, . wife
and ave child ldren, four sons and sSolnlet llt,
daughter
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

STATE OF GEORGIA.-COUNTY OF
GLYNN.-To the Superior Court Of
Said County:
Albert Fendig, Columbia Downing,
w. J. smith, T. H. Mason and Law
renee R. Atkins, OF Glynn county
georgia, and citizens OF said state,
present this their declaration or pc
t;tion. and thersupon they respectfully
declare, represent and pray as fol
lows.
Petitioners desire, request and pray
thar tbev. and their associates, and
the successors OF them, be created.
founded and made body corporate
and polite by virtue and under au-
.horftv Of The laws Of said state unaeE
no corporate name of the GLfNN
AFRO COMPANY, and that such cor
peYatlon be domiciled in said county
{, which petitioners. and their asso-
ciatas md successors under the 5ald
corporate name desire to transact anu
carry on the business for winch lA-
cornoration is hereby sought as mere
matter set out and specified.
The object and purpose OF said as
socfation and incorporation is proflt
and pecunlary gain to the members
ard shareholders in such corporation
e.,rr- the nnrsnit and conduct OF me
business thereof next hereinafter
stated .i
the particular business when peu-
.;.,ers and their. associates and the
successors Of them, under said coFpoF-
ate name wish and purpose 10 carry
~ wbicb said corporation when ere
atad and organized intends 10 Fdii9
ac+ and carry on is that Of Keeper OF
garage. an automobile and oleEc1e
ygs~Ahouse. and operator OF autonio-
80 IN the carriage Of passengers
80 fre;gnts. and in connection ana
1a,;1ed herewith general dealer IN
ranaiyer cf ali s1oh said and SIM
- rebicles and gasoline engines anu
I've motors. firearms, spor1sIilell :
Goods metal wares and electr'c cal sup
61,oc and apparatus and the 'ns1a4l@-
tom of such apparatus
Ana with a purpose the more funy
e..f-- and enumerate some OF the
.S;nes Which are contemplated 70 pe
5one tv said corporation in the pros
ee,,+ion OF the work and business III
,gbsas charter is hereby sought, peu'
4;1',a~s request that said corporation
= - 10 conduct Of its said business Dc
- ,...4.- - e-ssc-~ered to buy ana
CT # Waols.sls Or re.aih either q
-. IN - owa account o. as agent
for others, and either for prot ,, IRE
- ~ commission. all kinds Of auto
- BICYCLES ami similar vehicles
n I,gl gasoline AL similar engines
q or- motors. and all the paris rs.o o @E5
e y IN the construction or ope-
"a ~ freaDs. cutlery, fzf.iog Jackie
elf QUITS. and any anc all xmas
IF goods. wares and merehand.sa -, ..,,...
i1g unaer the denomination Of sports
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mems supplies or sporting goods, me-
tai wares and all kinds Of electrical
machines, supplies and furnishings
necessary for or used il installing and
putting up in buildings or elsewhere
electric light fittings and apparatus
and gasoline, naphtha and oils ueces-
sary for or used n the operation OF
automobiles. gasoline and naphtha en-
gines; TO engage for profit or hire ia
repairing automobiles, bicycles and
Ike vehicles. rapRtha. gasoline and
milar engines or motors. firearms,
locks. and all kinds Of metal wares
ard all sorts Of machinery and metal
goods OF all kinds as is generally
done By automobile ard bicycle repair
works or gun or loeksmitEs; ard in
the .nstalljngs, putting up and re-
pairing electrical apparatus and fur
I nishings usual or necessary in fitting
buildings and places for lighting by
electricity: to buy and sell for profit
on its own accouA. patents and patent
gifts On au;OmUa les, bicycle and
vehicles Of Ike character, naphtha
gasoline and similar engines, and the
parts used in constructing or operat-
ing any such vehicle or engine and
r gbts under such patents OF patent
rights in particular states, territories
or localities: to store and keep for
profit and hire automobiles. bicTcles
and similar vehicles for others: to
keep and let for hire on its own be-
half or as agent for others automo-
biles, bicycles and similar vehicles
for pleasure or transportation pur-
poses; to operate and run automobiles
and similar or like machines on its
own behalf or as agent for others for
profit hire or commission, either or
both in the carriage oi freight. bag
gage or passengers and 10 employ for
such purposes chauffeurs or automo-
bile drivers, and to charge for the
hire and time of such, and TO buy and
sell both and either on It's own be-
half or as agent for o:bers for profit
or on commission ana roth at whole
sale and retail, all such articles Of
general merchandise as are usually
kept for sale in general stores as
shan he incidentally necessary in the
persecution of said corporate bust
ness; and 70 own, lease or rent all
such lands and buildings necessary
for the purposes Of carrying on and
conducting the business Of said cor
poration for which this charter is
asked.
TIE capital stock Of said corpora
ton. that is, the amount Of cap nj to
be employed f0y It is ten thousand
dollars o,0o0.0ol divided into shares
Of one hundred dollars (s1ooe 0) each,
and which amount is now ra.sed and
subscribed and ready 10 te paid in
Immediately upon the grant and ac-
ceptance Of the charter hereby prayed
for and the organization Of the COM
pany.
Petitioners desire that said corpor-
I alton shall be governed. save as to
The making Of bylaws, by a board
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Of FIVE directors chosen by the share
holders at each annual meeting, eX-
sept when elected to fill a vacancy.
and said shareholders shall select one
Of said directors for president Of the
corporation The directors shall APP
point the secretary of the company.
and they shall annually fix the salary
and compensation OF the president and
secretary and any other officers the
corporation shall have. The share
holders may at any annual meeting
prescribe other officers for TIC com
rany IN addition to the president and
secretary and define the duties of all
officers.
The regular meetings of the share
holders after the meeting of organiza
lion under this charter shall be held
on the first Monday in November Of
each year
Petitioners pray that said corpora
ton have power to receive in payment
for stock subscriptions real or per-
sonal property useful or necessary in
the operation Of it's business, whethe.
such subscriptions be to stock issued
to the amount Of ten thousand dol
lars under authority Of the charter
proper, OF to stock issued in excess
Of ten thousand dollars by the share
holders under authority 10 increase
The capital from ti-ac 20 time
Petitioners desire that said corpora
ton shall have. enjoy and possess
in addition to the special powers.
rights and privileges herein specifcal-
~ uapt oned and enumerated all those
OTTER rights, powers and privileges
which are conferred upon and recog-
med as belonging to all corpora
tons. including the common powers
specially enumerated IN section 1852
and part Of section 1850 Of the civil
code of this state as fully and COM
pletely 4s IL all such said general
and common powers and privileges
were set forth fully and in detail
herein.
md petitioners further pray that
the shareholders OF said corporation
he empowered at any time or times
o.Jat ~ OlLtll " lICnCfCl tlLSJ RiSNS''N
after the organization Of said corpor-
alton at any regular meeting upon
vote of three-fourths Of the entire cap
ital stock to increase such capital
stock from time to time to any sum
that from time to time may be de-
sired to an amount not exceeding fin
ally one hundred thousand dollars
$500 100000.
Petitioners desire that said corpor-
alton shall have the right through its
board of directors to borrow money for
carrying on its business and secure
such loans by mortgage or security
deed on its real or personal property
Your petitioners desire that they
and their associates, and the success
ors of them, be incorporated and have
succession as body polite under
said corporate name with all said pow
ers, privileges and rights both thos
specially mentioned herein and thos
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NOTICE.

GEoRGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given to al, cradi.
Tors OF the estate Of Mrs. Elmina =
Latimer. late of said county, deceased
70 render in an account of their de-
mands to me within the time prescrib-
81 Dy law, properly made out. And
all persons indebted to said deceased
are hereby requested to make imnoe-
slate payment to the undersigned
This LIST day of April, 1909.
Hattie Larimer,
Executrix of the will and upon rha
Estate Of Elmina r. Latimer
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Mr.. F. G. Frj[ts, 0neonta, n. y
writes. "My little girl was greet
benefited by taxing Foley's Ori1.
Laxative, End J. think it IS the beg
remedy for constipation ana livs1
trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative is
best for women and children. as 1t is
mild, pleasant and effective, ard is a
spiend' 4 =prifi, IL medicine, rs it clean
ses the system and chars the com
plexion
For sale at the Atl1nts Pharmacy.
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NOTICE
GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
To Al! Whom 1t May Concern:

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
To Al Whom 1t May Concern:
Thomas Abbott having in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on he es-
tate of Susan Abbott. late of said
county, this is to cite all and singu-
lar the creditors and next OF kin Of
Susan Abbott to be ard appear 1T my
office within the time allowed by law,
and show cause WIN permanent ad-
mnistration should not be granted tn
Thomas Abbott on Susan Abbott's eS-
tate. This 81 day Of April, 1880
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
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mentioned by reference for the term
of twenty years (20).
Respectfully submitted,
CORTLAND Symmes,
Petitioners Attorney.
STATE OF GEORGIA.-C0UNTY or

STATE OF GEORGIA.-COUNTY OF
GLYNN.
l, Harry F du Bignon clerk of the
the superior court in and for said
county do certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy of an orig
inal petition for Incorporation this
day filed and recorded in the office Of
the clerk of GlyDn superior court
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture this the 9th day Of April 1909
n. F. du Bignon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County
Georgia
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Solitaire Diamonds at SIS, sfOe 90.
$4,000 $225.00 and $4,000, veysh
from $25 to $50 each more than the
above prices. Special for three DAYS
only Call and look. They are big
bargains X. Mott, Jeweler, 14o5 Nsw-
--'s t. ALL
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26
4 q

Harry Saulsburg was surpriS-
ed last Saturday evening by Mrs
Salisbury bringing in on him a
bunch of friends and a big birth
day dinner at their apartments on
Broadway. The occasion was
Harry's 18th birthday, a delight
ful time was had and all present
departed at a late hour wishing
him to have even more than the
allotted tire score and ten.
Miss Riley and Mrs. Thompson
wha have resided here all sum
mer and who have so very &c
ceptable helped out in everything
lett last Tuesday for their homes
in the southland.
Harry Jacobs who is working
in Bozeman, was over on a visit.
Mrs. Mamie Mitchell gave a
luncheon last week.
The Thanksgiving stunts now
over all IRE looking we'll to
the Xmas times.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26
CHICAGO NEWS

Mr. William Delacy is one of our
proment and most efficient Police
Officers of the Police Department in
Chicago. Mr., Delacey is one among
the prominent coloed men of Chicago
and is taking an active interest in
the number of enterprises for the
advancement and lettering the
conditions of the colored people in
Chicago, Officers Delacy is now stat.
Toned at the Harrison Street Police
Station in Chicago.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26

Rev. Al. Carey Pastor at the
Institutional A. NJ. E. Church, in thi.
City, preached powerful anb eloquent
sermon to a large congregation or
last Sunday Eveing. There is no doubt
but what Rev. Carey will make the
Instl. A. M, E, Churh, the leading and
the most proment department, known
as a DAY MISERY" to give Rev.
Carey their unaniomus and hearty
support.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26

Mrs. Albert Fletcher left the City
Oct 9th for Omaha, having been
called away on account 70 the illness TO
Mrs. Hattie Thomas a former
resident of Chicago.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26

Evans Tyree, Manager of Columbia
Tennessee Jubilee Singers, left this
week with his company on their
Seasons work. They visit all the
prOment cities in the East and West
returning to the city for their
vacation probably May l, 1909.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-26

The True Reformers are planning
for a great Night at Bethel on the
2sth. Grand Master w. L. Taylar of
Richmond Virgingia will be present
and deliver an deliver an address.