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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-23

NOTICE: A friend of mine has
placed SIC. 900. with me to loan on
Golden Valley farm land. Special
terms and privileges on this block
Of funds while it lasts. No delay
money in bank. u. r. Waters,
Beach, N. Oak. 28-tf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

L.. j.. Eneboe came down from
W~oonsocket Wednesday to visit his
relatives in Canton and in the coun.
try. He went out Thursday morning
for a visit with his brother, Peter ],
Eneboe, of Highland township. L.
J.. is an uncle of DR.. Eneboe Of this
city.
The greatest marvels Of science
clearly demonstrated by Prof. Patty
at Augustana College, Friday evening
of this week. Radium, worth half a
million dollars a pound, liquid air and
wireless telegraphy, are the subjects
he will explain.
John T. Policy and wife of Sioux
Falls are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Wood of this city. Mrs. Wood being
a daughter of Mr.. Pelley. John Pelley
was a pioneer settler in Lynn town
ship and lived there for many years
before moving to Sioux Falls. His
old friends in Lincoln county are al
ways glad to see him and his es'
timable wife.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
DR.. J. m. EVELETH, DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work q speciality

Did you bite?
Potatoes wanted at Berry Bros Al
Clarence Sogn renewed his LEADER
subscription Wednesday.
25 bu fine seed potatoes for sale at
Berry Bros. AL
The first of April came with a
blanket of snow that was gone before
noon.
Wants to buy nice Potatoes.
o. H. LYBARGER.
Jonas Gray continues to do a big
business in poultry and other products
of the farm.
Berry Bros are showing a nice line
of Ladies, Misses and childrens spring
coats. Al
Garden seed 3 packages for 5 cts
guaranteed to grow.
O. Fl. LYBARGER
Radium, Liquid Air and Wireless
Telegrapy at the College Chapel Fri
day evening.
High price paid for butter and.eggs.
O. H. LYBARGER
Don't forget the Wardwell horse
auction at Arnold's farm on Satur-
day.
Try a sack of Gold Medal Flower
the best in the world. Sold by
O. Fl. LybaEger.
DR.. Wendt, Ed Wendt and e. j.
Straw have purchased new autos and
they are beauties.
George Henderson is expected in
Canton in a few days and his old
friends will be glad to see him.
Guy O'Neil left for Roundup, Mon
tana, last Saturday, where he has a
splendid business in dentistry.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

its own between two ranges OF the
Rockies and the lowest estimate OF
the timber In that valley is twelve
hundred million feet. A better idea
of this enormous amount of lumber
NAV be bad from the fact that a saw
mill with a capacity OF two hundred
Thousand feet per day running SIX
months each year, would require ~
years to saw it, and every foot OF this
timber has got to come to Bull River
Falls to reach the railroad.
In addition to this enormous
amount Of timber there are two well
developed copper, lead and silver
mines just above the town and a large
number of very promising prospects
that only require capital to make
mines OF them. Then right above
the Falls on Fenwick mountain Is
the largest deposit Of Hematite lron
Ore In British Columbia and this iron
is known to run for % miles up Bull
River, and recent Developments
show that the land all around
town will make one Of the finest ap-
pie growing districts In British Co
lumbia, already famous for It's apples,
We had intended to wait until the
railroad was in before putting lots on
the market, but we have concluded
to take advantage Of the railroad
rates to the Seattle Fair in order to
give every purchaser or their friend a
chance to see the property personally
before making a purchase, so we Will
put about one fourth Of the toWnS1te
600 lots) on the market at once n
give the purchaser the advantage OF
the increase in value when the rail
road is built there next summer. In
order that each purchaser can see the
property and at the same time visit
the Seattle Fair we have arranged TO
charter a special sleeper and this car
will leave Canton about May 25th and
reach Jackson siding at 3 a. m. and
all the passengers will be taken to
Bull River Falls for breakfast, stay |
all day and look over the property re-
turning to the a after supper in the
evening and leaving at B a. m. the
next morning for Seattle, remaining
there for say five days and back to
Canton again making a twelve day
trip. This will make an ideal outing
and be a great convenience as the
passengers can sleep in the car while
1t the Seattle Fair.
Yours Truly,
GEO. e. HENDERSON,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
FairvieW.

NlaICIl ~, lSUS.
Sven Olson left Wednesday for a
trip to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mrs. Mollie Staben and children Of
Ireton, departed Monday for their
home, after spending some time at
the home Mrs. Staben'S parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Jones. Mrs. Staben
was accompanie home by her mother
who will remain a few days.
Ed Wendt of Canton was in Fair
view on business Thursday.
Quarterly meeting was held in the
Fairview NJ. e. church Wednesday
evening and Rev. Shepherd preached
a splendid sermon.
Miss Ollie Kenison came up from
Hudson Wednesday to spend a few
days at the home Of her parents.
Grandma Thorsness has returned
from her visit at Elk Point.
Mrs. C. Andrews Is q Vermillion
visitor this week.
The Spinsters Convention which
was given In the Fairview hall Satur-
day evening was = grand success.
Standing room was at q premium and
the "old maids'' proved to be graceful
and witty and were cheered and
cheered BY the audience. The pro-
ceeds amounted to over thirty dollars
which will be used In repairing the
d. q. church.
MI. and Mrs. Mat Lien and child
rem were Canton visitors over Sunday.
Ms. II. A. Wilkinson and children
Of Canton we're visiting Fairview rel
tives last week. Mrs. Wilkinson con-
sented to take part in the SpinstAH'
Convention Saturday evening In place
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Mrs. G. e. Stowell invites the ladies
to try n of ChaS. A. Stevens perfect
fitting skirts. Prices very reasonable.
Mrs. Sedgewlck Of Hawarden,
daughter of Mr.. Goodroad, has been
visiting in Canton for a few days and
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. G. E. Stowell invites the ladies
to call when in need of a suit, coat,
skirt, silk gown or anything in the
line of ladies wearing apparel. Al
Mrs. Lewis Strand and Mrs. Carl
jacobson and sons Ernest and Lester
came down from Woonsocket Friday
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunder Twedt.
Mrs. o. r. Rovang and son George
came down Monday from Corson, on
the morning train to see her sister
Gena Twedt who is quite sick, also to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gun
der Twedt.
Clarence Sogn was in Canton Wed
nesoay and reported so acres sown to
WllCdU. A1ldC lLlAlCLUOo NC AVAIL oO6"
and his son Clarence are ready to do
business when the ground is ready.
so acres of wheat the last day OF
March is good enough.
The young people Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will give a Rain
bow social in the O.. r. 1sackSon
building on Main street mex Wednes-
day April eth, supper 25 cents. VIII
begin serving at five O'Clock n con
tinue through the whole evening.
Everybody come.
Martin Renley was a renewal sub
scriber Wednesday. Martin said his
time would be up April 3, and he
wanted to go Dan Sullivan n better
and give him a pointer on how Lynn
township boys do business, but Dams
race against time is sometimes mighty
good-for the editor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
Death of Carl j.. AriOSO.

Information was received in Can
ton Tuesday that Carl Jason Arloso,
a former resident Of this city, a
! passed away at the home of his son,
Richard, in Lincoln township, at :
a. NJ, Tuesday morning, after a lin
gering illness eliminating ID hearu
failure.
The funeral service was held at the
home of his son Wednesday at ii
O'Clock and was conducted by Kew.
A. C. Shepherd, who was pastor or
the M. e. church when the deceased
became a member. After the service
the BODY of our friend and Lincoln
county pioneer, was conveyed 10
Forest Hill cemetery, where a dele
cation of Masons from Silver star
lodge of Canton, met the funeral
party and assisted at the burial OF
their old and respected friend. Rev.
Cave Of Canton conducted the
services at the cemetery assisted by
Rev. Jacob Olson, the blind friend OF
the deceased.
Carl Jason Arioso was born August
-, 1888, at Skara, Sweden, where he
grew to manhood and was married.
IS years ago, or in 1874, he came to
South Dakota accompanied by his
wife and one child and homesteaded
the southwest quarter in Lincoln
township, where he lived for years
and seven more children were born.
Four of that number as we'll as his
wife have gone to that better land
the wife dying about 10 years ago.
Several years later he left the farm,
going back to Sweden where he was
again married and returned to Can
ton where he resided about six years
when his second wife passed away.
Some years ago he united with the
NJ. E. church in Canton and retained
his membership with that church I'M
til the end. He was a member of the
Canton Masonic blue lodge for many
years and was an honorable kind
hearted gentleman, with many
friends who will remember him with
feelings of pioneer brotherhood.
For nearly two years Mr.. Arioso
has made his home with his son,
Richard, where he enjoyed the COM
and loving care of a devoted son
and his wife.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

The Cowboys, ~ Z rule, love the
fnest girls on earth and the Cowboys
Girl ct the Opera House Monday
night, April 5th, will prove that the
Cowboys Girl Is worth seeing.
Radium, wireless biography and
liquid air st Augnstana college Fri
day night-this week. 1t is the
greatest scientific exhibition before
thu American people, and our people
ne fortunate In having . chance to
- the wonders Of nature controlled
~ man. Radium Is worth five hun
dred thousand dollars : pound.
Gus. Getterscn, Henry r. Jefferson
and Win g. Kenison Of Fairview,
wsro LnADER visitors Thursday.
Henry renewed his subscription, Gus.
became : new subscriber and VIII
nd h va not going to leave Lin
coin county until the young ladies'
had their good cooking contest, when
he would b willing to offer a prize to
tn winner. Henry Jefferson will
leave tor Lsmmon NEXT week, where
~ will look after his Homestead.
Hon. u. E. Mayhew Of Letcher,
kindly remembered the LEADER with
: rsnewel subscription this week. BE
\ one of the ..old guard that stood
~ the people when the republican
patty ~ turned over TO the machine
politicana. He = ! ~progrsasive re-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
senator CANDLES st. Patrick
Day Address.

Senator Gamble delivered a splen-
did historical address before the allied
Trish aocietias at Boston March II.
IA told ~ r noble and brave Irish
man vho have illustrated the pages
a. history since the DAYS Of st. pat
rick. and coming along down The line
lhe told of the immortal John Han
cock vhosa bold s%iOnature heads the
list IN Inc naclarattnn of Indapend-
anca - Commodora Barry. the father
a the American Navv: az Generals
sullivan. WAYNE. Starke. Knox and
nanton hoonm friends ~ Washing
ton. ana thai, wentv mar cant Of the
siOnars az h Declaration OF Inde-
pendence we're Irish born or IONS Of
Irtahmen. There vas also that bril-
liant haros New Orleans. Andrew
Jackaon. son az 4 moor irish emiprant,
and@t.ha srailan Perry Of Lake Erie
fama. And Macdonourh OF Lake
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
correspondence
22NNMUJN2NbW&
n Township.


March 81, 1909.
Miss Helga Axelson, after a weeks
visit with Mrs. Dixon returned to
Canton Saturday.
P. Atwood and Carl Glaettli we're
the first to find the rope A. Arnold
stretched across the road after the
bridge went out. They crossed In
the morning all right but had to go
around by town when they came
home.
Mr.. Little and A. Arnold drove up
to Dayton hall Monday to the John
son sale.
A new family by the name of Raver
has moved into the S~kartvedt house a
mile east and send three children to
school.
Lloyd Little is at home for the
SUMMER after spending the winter in
town working at the barber business.
County Surveyor Whitmore and as
sistants were at work Wednesday
finding the line between johnson and
Richardson. Mr.. johnson bought an
eighty from Mr.. Richardson at his
sale recently.
]. Little began blowing Wednesday
on the land he has rented Of Mr..
Richardson. James Hammitt has
rented the remainder of the land and
will move onto the place next week.
Mr.. Richardson will move to town for
awhile.
II. Lowe is moving up to his farm,
known as the York place and fOrded
the creek Wednesday morning with a
big load of furniture.
Thorbrook farm has a tenant again.
A party moved In Tuesday from a
distance, we did not lean the name.
Clyde Dixon was out OF school last
week suffering with asthma aggravat-
ed by a hard cold but Is feeling some
better at the present writing.
Mrs. Lee Richardson continues to
improve and is now able to lie down
at night, something she hadn't done
since last fall until a week ago.
John and Wm. Haw and families
were visitors at J.. j. Richardson's
Wednesday. Very likely 1t will be
the last visit before Mr.. Richardson
leaves the farm.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
EASTERN STAR INSPECTION
Grand Worthy MatrOn Bell and
Visiting stars Delightfully."-
Entertained by Gate City
Chapter.

A notable event took place in East
ern Star circles in the hall OF Gate
City Chapter Monday evening when
seventy members Of the order were
present to greet the Grand Worthy
Matron, Mrs. b. Stanley Bell Of Yer,
million, who came to inspect the
chapter and also had the pleasure OF
witnessing the initiatory ceremony
under the direction Of Worthy Mat
ron Nellie Bremen and her able staff.
The initiatory work Of Gate City
Chapter is noted throughout the
state as being almost perfect and
those who witnessed the ceremony
| Monday evening are convinced that
the Canton Chapter in degree team
work or in lodge work from the open
ing to the closing tap Of the gavel,
cannot be surpassed In perfection OF
detail or ceremonial beauty In execu-
tion.
The lodge room looked fit for such a
splendid ceremony and the Star Of
fcers looked beautiful In white with
flowing ribbons. Mrs. Iowa Christy
and Miss Nellie Holsey were the cam
didates initiated and the officers en-
gagged in the work were: Miss Nellie
Bremen, Worthy Matron; Edward
Eneboe, worthy patron; Mrs. jamie
son, Associate Matron; Mrs. 2. S.
Pickett, Conductress; Miss Mary
Cooper, Associate Conductress: Mrs.
M. e. Rudolph, Marshal: and the i've
points OF the Star we're represented
by Ethel Menor, Marjorie Clark, Vera
Lewis, Mrs. w. E. Cloud, and Mrs. d.
II. Hawn. The other officers are:
Secretary, Miss Rebecca Gehon; Treas
urer, Mrs. o. S. Clifford; Chaplain.
Mrs. Jennie Nash; Organist, MISS. B.
Averill; Warder, Mrs. Bruce Oliver:
and the Sentinel was Judge Clifford.
At the conclusion of the regular or
der Grand Worthy Matron Bell de-
livered a brief address expressing her
pleasure for the opportunity to visit
Gate City Chapter which she had
heard so much about and she was
pleased to add that all good things
said of the Chapter and It's work
were justified, and more, because she
had never seen anything to surpass
the work she had witnessed, and fire.
quently complimented the Worthy
Matron and other officers. Worthy
Matron Wilson of Hudson was called
upon and responded briefly, saying
that she was pleased at being present
such an occasion and expressed the
thanks OF the Hudson delegation for
the invitation.
Mrs. Myron Dunlap sang several
solos during the evening which were
enjoyed.
A social hour followed during which
elegant refreshments were served by
Mrs. Seely, Mrs. NJ. E. Rudolph, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Judd, Mrs. O'Neil,
Mrs. Averill and Mrs. Linn.
The visiting delegation from Hud-
son was composed of Mrs. Dr. Wilson
Mrs. George Millett, Mrs. A. B.
Coutts and daughter Mable, Mrs. r. Q.
Schaber. Mrs. s. Il. Grabel, Mrs. Frank
Hartzell and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wat
erbury.
Mrs. B. Stanley Bell, Grand Wor-
thy Matron, was the guest Of Worthy
Matron, Miss Nellie Bremen, who gave
afternoon reception at the Bremen
home in honor of her guest, and
the reception was largely attended
which refreshments were SER
we'd.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
Norway.

Mr.. Tilford, Henry and Edward
Anderson and Plene Thompson were
out at Rapid City last week and took
claims. They like the country.
Miss Enga Ulrickson has been stay
ing with her grandmother. Mrs. II.
Tvedt for some time.
Miss Minnie and Albert Burki Wis
tied at Asa Halls Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Hattie Hall were
Canton visitors Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Nicholson went to
Sioux City last week on a pleasant
mission.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Senator Gamble has again intro
duced q bill In the senate to appro-
pirate elOO, 900 for the construction OF
= post office building at Canton, and
there Is no town In the state that will
appreciate q new post office more than
Canton. Our present post office did
very we'll years ago, but now 1t is out
OF date, too small, often SO crowded
that q has to walt for a chance to
get inside. We hope Senator Gamble
will succeed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
LETTER FROM GEO. {. HENDERSON
He Gives Canton Friends Inn
portant Information Concern
ing Bull River.

Chicago, March 80, 1909.
l have been expecting to get to
Canton for some time and tell you all
about what has been done On Bull
River and also what we expect to do
In the nea future.
As you know we have been pushing
the work for the past four years just
as fast as we could raise the money to
work with. Raising the money has
been slow, hard work, chiefly because
the proposition was sc far away that
it could not be easily visited by
parties who had money to invest.
However, thanks to the help Of
friends who have seen the property
and can realize its possibilities, we
have now sufficient funds In sight to
finish all the preliminary work Of get
ting the water through the f1ume to
the waterwheels and to get into the
river bed, so that we will soo be In q
position to know about what to ex-
pect from one OF our assets, namely,
the gold In the river bed and we are
now preparing to partially realize on
another asset-the TOWNSHIP.
You perhaps don't know that while
we have been very slow in getting the
work to its present stage, that the
appreciation In the value Of the town
site and the water power has been
very rapid, SO that now we are
the possessors Of an ideal water power
capable Of producing at least five
times the power that could b devei-
oped on the entire Sioux River, and
located In the midst OF vast mining
interests, developed now to a stage
where they are using more power gem
Grated by steam than we would be
able to supply with our entire capac-
ity and such development has only
just commenced.
The townsite OF Bull River Falls ID
located where the river cuts through
the Rocky Mountains into the Koote-
may Valley, and Is surrounded BY
moro absolutely tributary natural re-
sources than any other town 10 the
valley, Bull River drains : valley Of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Governor Wesley has appointed
Judge Smith Of Yankton and Circuit
Judge J. II. Mccoy Of Aberdeen,
supreme court judges. r. B. Trip
OF Yankton succeeds Judge Smith
and Frank McNulty of Sisseton sue
ceeds Judge Mccoy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

of We scribe who was entertaining the
mumps at that time.
Mr.. Pond is having his drug store
painted and repapered and when TINS
Is done he will have one OF the nlcesu
little drug stores to be found any
where.
Miss Emily Vermilya is on the SICK
list.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Prof. Holden, the Iowa corn man,
learned what he knows about corn by
studying corn. Lincoln county has
three men who know as much about
cOrn as Prof. Holden because they
have given the study OF ri o
consideration during the past six
years than Prof. Holden. Our sx-
perts studied corn from the seed bed
TO husking.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Senators Gamble and Crawford are
doing things at Washington. Sena-
tor Crawford seems to have been Sc
lected by president Taft to represent
the administration In matters con-
nected with the Panama Canal. It's
. high honor for a new senator, but
Mr.. Crawford is progressive and true
to the people who sent him to Wash
ingtOn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Wardwell's horse sale at Arno Ids
barn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnson returned
to Scotland Wednesday.
Don't forget the Cowboy Girl at
the Opera House Monday evening.
Read the new ads in the LEADER
this week and you will find something
that will interest you.
All members of the Modern Wood.
men of America are urged to be pres
ent next Friday evening, April 2, at
I. 0. 0. +. Hall. If you are not a
member of this Camp you are invited
anyway. Refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Yankton is going to make a heroic
effort to close the saloons. Yankton
has spent enough money In the sa-
looms to build a bridge across the Mis-
souri,.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02
[Continted on Supplement-
School Notes.

The BOYS Basket Ball Team closed
it's season Friday night by defeating
Yankton High,
The Yankton High also lost at Sioux
Falls, SO that now the claim to the
championship is hopelesSly compll-
Gated.
Entries to the local defamation
contest are coming in quite rapidly,
enough being now entered to insure
holding the contest. This will be
held about May LIST.
The Board met Monday night and
reelected all the old teachers who
we're applicants for reelection. Sew
eral changes were made in the assign
ment of work. Miss Mae Brown and
Miss Eva Wilson were elected TO va
cancies in the grades. Two or three
positions are yet to be filled.
The Fl. S. and College have Joined
in bringing here Prof. VIM. B. Patty
to lecture Friday night on Radium,
Liquid Air and Wireless Telegraphy.
Don't fail to attic nd. Admission so
cts, Pupils IS. At the college chapel.
II. S. report cards were out this
week on Thursday. Please sign and
return promptly. School will be
closed next week for the spring vaca
tion, two months only remaining Of
the school year.
Prof. Young, Prin. of the Huron
High School was an interesting visitor
Monday. He visited classes forenoon
and afternoon and expressed himself
as we'll pleased with what he saw.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-04-02

Brookings college ought to have a
few corn experts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-28
TWICE A WEEK. 81 so A YEAR

An Autumn Afternoon, Lindsay
Rosa Mae Mitchell.
The Goat Ride, Bristow-Helen
Craig. .
Brave Boy Quick Step, Kimbel-
Anette Long.
(a) Grade Song, Barili; (b) By the
Brookside, Sehneider-Julia Sehun-
pert.
Vocal Solo-Miss Rosabelle Har-
mon.
Duet-LePetit Car1lvil, Streabbog
Marie Kohn, Dorothy Kohn.
Bee March, Kimbel-Rhody Bow
ers.
(a) Nocturne, Chopin OPP. 81; (b)
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Russell.
Persian Waltz, schleifart-Helen
Wheeler.
Catch Me, DeReef-Jennie Ruth
Counts.
Dragon Flies, Caprice, Combs
Mary Lizzie Duncan.
Clear Away March, Streabbog-
Bowers.
Chorus-Nancy Lee, Adams-By
Class.
The Bohemian, Blum-Mamie Lee
Taylor.
(a) Robin Waltz, Spaulding; (b)
Butter And Eggs, Buglee-Ellen
Wheeler.
valse Episode, C. ". Kern-Jessie
Lorick.
Little Dancer, Mrs. Virgil-Marie
! Kohn.
| Sextette - Amusement Tryollien,
Austen-Piano I. Grace Reagin, Mary
L. Duncan, Claud Kreps; piano II.
Mary L. Wise, Mamie Lee Taylor,
Rosa Mae Mitchell.
Shower of Stars, Waehs-Annie
F'ellers.
Gold Fish, Carl Helms Annie Mae
| Conwill.
Tam O'Shanter, Warren-Marie
Sehumpert.
Trio - Valse, Streabbog-Helen
Craig, Mary DeWalt Hunter, Ellen
Wheeler.
Happy Hours, Mrs. Virgil-Doro-
thy Kohn.
Dream Idyls, Martin-Graee Bur-
ton Reagin.
Vocal Duet The Bachelor and the
Maid, Brenton-Miss Kohn, Mr..
Kreps.
Quartetts- s-Persian March, Goer-
diler-Piano I. jamie Russell, Mrs.
Browne; piano II. Julia Schumpert,
Eula Taylor.