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The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

L4rlcl TlIiS- tsfis-it10Cl 2 Es2faFli4fs = Es1l-
Pl-nkect. Dexter. Ho-nsr. Stewart -. W0rk. Nan
Seitz Kemp. Whiisfozd- TEShsss hits-Robert-
son Ahait. ThTee-base hits-9iurPhy, Ahalt-, Sac
rihcs hits-Plunkett Ahslt- St,ler hasss-PluEzest
-. Dexter q. H0rrer Nan. Seitz. Robe--s01,
Kemp p WzrSeld Warthe1. Doghie pisy-Nau
lunsssistsdi Left OF hases-B-iEbtwoc5. 8; 2ocs-
vile ?. FSrst base OF balls-OF Whitsford. /. od
Wsrthen. Z. 0sf Roae-tso1. / Frs hase q euo-s
-Rcckvii,e 2 BriSn.wood. :. Strics out-By
WhitefcTd 5; ty WsrThen. 5. y Ro6srtson- J.
Passed baII-AhaIt. Hits n-z6e-OE Whitsford, !
IN innings. q wsrthen. II { iuzinss- Umpire
NJ. Buck- Tine q game hour sn6 s minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

IF1t q 6ases-lIa-i1es- 5. @ 4. @. : Flrst
base OF baIs-Of Ritz. ;: OF Forester. 3: OF
Pri5dy . Innings pitchei-By Ritter. 9; By Prid6T
. Hits u,ade-OE Rifsr lG. of priddy 2 str1ck
out-By Riter. 3 by Forester. =. by PTiddy !.
Home run-Hurley- Three-base hit-EIayEOoi Two
bass hit-1fuIlsa Sacrifice hit-BToEn. Stolen
hsses-Bzz-et. Br0Fn 81, Hurley. Riston. Smith.
Mendel F5rester, Nenes. Priddy 0'ConnGT. Do15le
play-Hayw I'd % Ne1ss 70 Snyder Hit b psteher-
By Forester. !; b. RitEr. l. Passed bsIl-Snyder
Umpire-Mr. Handiboe. Tine Of g7me-l hour and
3 minutes
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T0tals. Z 4Bl0 !

E2rned runs-cC James 3, western. L Stuck
Out-BT Gi-tings 8: by Larson. , Bases Oh balls
-Dd GIttiuEs. ], od LslsCu, i Hit b. ptched
b2ll-EldET Wild pitch-GirtiBgs- StaleI bass
GTaasn. Rock. Ge0rTe, Myers. HilL Sacrifice hit
L Howard CnviEe-SIr. McCardel. q ST. James
Tina Of g4zS-i hCuI
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

LII Oh 0-s-s-1o1l-llaIL = s1oLnel. o El-st
bsse On baiis-O1 Young ?: OF Rupert, 2 n
nings pitched-By RisdOn, 2 33; by YozlnE as.
Hits made-Of Risioa- g. a YounE. 6. Struck
out-By Rision. Z; By Y0uDg 3. b. Rupert. u.
Hcras rUn-Mcknizht Tvo-base hits-Rupsrt %
Ashe1nn Sullivan SaCrifcn hit-Rohev. stolen
basss-Coe, GVgizn - sullivan. Meredith %.
DouEbGty. Ashct0n ~ smith 81. Doable PLAYS
-(fEiHn % Heldritz 10 Coe; Mcknight 70 AAetoa-
Hi- b. pitcher-Younz Passed hsus-Seuseuy. z
Cmpire-Sir- Flynn Tine q rzme-I hour ard
% MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
Harvard lacrosse Team wins.

Geneva. y. Y, May S-The Harvard Ia
crosse team beat Hobart College here TO
day hy the score OF 9 % 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
NORTH CAROLINA LOSES.
Kentucky Takes Last OF Series at
Chapel Hill.
spesal 70 Ths Washington Herald

Spe5sl 70 TIE Washington Herald
Durham. \. c.. Nay S.-CentraI CnIvs--
sity Of Kentucky Won the only game Of
its North Carolina series against the
states strongest college aggregation, by
a score OF 3 10 O. The game was played
at Chapel Hill. and ended az the seventh
70 allow Kentucky 70 catch train.
The visitors started the running in the
first with base on balls. Two steals.
and a single In the seventh, with two
On bases. Collins hit three bases and
scored two. Carolina made seven hits.
but none in bulches. Kentucky made
four altogether. The teams played yes
terdsy and Carolina won 10 L Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Lcft ~ hasss-Tst0Ira, {: Rsed. s First base
OF ta-ls-OH B-oTn. T. II Caussy. T. Scrcck cut
r ABr5vn. g b Causey. g stolen bases-Noble
Gilbert Double Plzy-Pe-iey 70 GilberL U1pirs-
1fT- Newman Tine Of Eame-l hCuT and . mn
rf-a-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
AMATEUR GAMES TOMORROW

DeTartmentsl Lesgse-War vs. Treasury
and May v. Commissioners
CAPITAL City Beage-st stephens Is
Brentwood
Sunday School Leaeus-Nin;h u Ha1niine-
Marquette I.easue-Pension oSes y. Holy
Name.
IndeDcndcucs Leaze-Adveat - Ari0ul-
ture RescTTcs.
R.R.Y.M c. A League-Uui0I Station
IS B. & 0.
SUBURBAN Lesgue-PsIaie~ W Reed
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
BLUECOAT BREAKS IT UP.
Cop Interferes with Game Between
FraternaI Organizations.

Phi Delta Phi defeated Sigma Chi yes
terday IN & fve-inning battle that was
stopped by the police in the fifth IL
ming. 20 / IN The last session one OF
the lawyers hit q long foul that went
across e street. and two blue-coated
guardians OF the law asserted their au-
thority and carried the offender 20 tha
station house. The case win be tried in
the Police Court Monday morning Score:
R.HE
Phi Delta Phi-.-.........----..-.o aeLi l
sigma Chi-----.-------------------l ! s-s 1
Batteries-sheridan and Patterson; Smith snd
MacPhal-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

fls- base on balls-0f Mllcr = Srrlck out
By Collins 6. D. AIiiler. !. Hone r1zs-Tripp
Miller. SsCrl1oe fT-N,ues SaCidce hit-Nichol-
s1n Unpirc-serE- BccL Tine q Ezre-2 hUuz
and ) uirurcz
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Totas....... SIS g

FITSt bdSe D erT0Es-LanEQol /. Bethany. S. f1TSt
base oa balls-0E TsEgart. 9; cE r. Kause, :; oE
A. Culioksbsnks. l. Innings pitebed-By r. Kause
.; b 4 Cruiczshanks. 4. Hts nAde-Of Kause 3;
Of Crlickshanks. s. Struck out-By. Tsgssrt, %;
b. A. Cr1ickshanks I. Tbrec-hase hit-Snith
TWo-base hits--R. Kause. Spau ding. Stolen buses
Hodgson, Davis. Spaulding -, DCdd o. Sheaffer
%, Le Nat, Taylor Double Plsy-Beach 10 An
de1s0n- Hit b. uitchG-By r Kause. I; By A.
Cruickshanks, 2 Wild pitcies-A. Cruickshanks. 2
Passed balls-Srith 1; A. Kause. , Unpire-4Ir
Hughes. Tine q game-l Aour and I5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Departmental JeGEue-TTeassry, 8 Post
ofEce. / AEEies, S; ConGe-ce and LAoor. /
Capital City Leag1e-C. A. c. 2; Ma-
rines. J.
sunday schooI Leagae-Bethany. Is; Lang
doH. 5
Marquette League-NO game scheduled.
Iudependence League - Manhattan, q;
Ninth, L
R.RY. N. C. A. Lezgse-shopnea. L;
Southern. Q.
Suburban Lssgue-Takona, 5; Reed. =
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Score:
RHE
s E. Club.....--..---.I 5IlI34 9
The Urbanity Baseball Club would like
to arrange games with teams averaging
fourteen years. Address Earl Mcintosh,
1129 Fifth street northwest
The fremont Midgets would Ike 70 az
range games with teams averaging thir-
teen years. the Semin0les preferred Ad-
dress 3. Hunter, 81 c street northwest
What Is the matter with the BTaddock
A c., Sherman A c.. Franklin A c..
Manning A. c, Gladstones, and Second
Rockvilles? The Georgetown Olive CLUB
has challenged all Of them. For games
address H S. Wells. 2651 S street, or J. L.
Reynolds, 1923 Thirtieth street northwest.
The Friends second team defeated Pres
ton yesterday. II 10 3. The feature was
the pitching OF Swsrtzell, FOR the win
ners. Tolford and swartzelI made home
runs.
The Marines, Of the Capital City League.
and the Holy Name. Of the Marquette
League. VIII cross bats this afternoon at
2:20 o'clock at Seventeenth and d streets
southeast
A good game is expected to-day at
Union League Park, when the Washing
ton Giants meet the fast Piedmont team.
TIE Belmont club issues a challenge 10
play the winners
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Garrett, for Petworth. IS a pitcher Of
value He IS reliable, and can always be
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

To'sis----- z Es g
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Fort Hzut....-...-......-.... 0I6I5 o0te-7
EuEinesrs- 900 o z-t2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

". Handy. Of the R. R. 7. u c. a.
League. IS clouting the ball in the same
old Handy style. His hits tel the tale
more eloquent than words
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

James Elicit. Of Columbia 10. IN the
Marquette League. copped nine chances
Thursday without an error.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-19
NATURES WARNING

gyan People Must Recognize ana
Heed o.
dHcy ls mo gu iorr
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-19
THE HUDSON RIVER.
Il Has Been Known by ct Least Twen-
" Different Names.


In the course Of the past 400 years
the Hudson hns been known by ut
least twenty different names. aud even
today-in New York. az any rate-li Is
indifferently referred 20 both MS ih..
Hudson and the North river
while Henry Hudson Is universally
acclaimed as the discoyerer of the no.
bic river which bears his name. II Is
we'll known that nearly q century be-
fore Iludson's successful exploration
John ia Ncrrazano. Ficrentine. en-
tered the mouth ~ the Hudson and re
ported that he had pnssod up the river
about a league 10 hoHi. n0i veniurinc
20 sail his vessel the lAanphip, no "a
river With which b. wnf unfamiliar
a sudden sqmli lmp''ra h'm 80 rr
turn io DIS shn Nerr nn called tle
Hudson "ihr uuref rop hNi. go
vas 200 1925 F.nr tr Her NeJo
1luos Brother mrdr % map ihe rr
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-19
J,r-.- way o. GROWING Youra

Joncts Way o. Growing Young
AS MATTER of .1rt Janet was born
exactly two years before Deer brofhar
Fired. therefore n ,bc natural cours,
of tiine, when re V1e tom shr wre
twelve 1nd ..nricJ n 3D. WHOM Frei
was known to te fourteen shr .lhI CON
frssrd tn siytccu When Fred hosucd
eighteen years she iimHly artnowi
edged herself 'usl over nineteen Whom
Fred came homo from college ind h1u
party iu honor 0. DIS twenty first
birthday lanci .ad tu Der friend
"Whlt hntish. fellow Fred '-' Who
would think he rs only 70 wear younger
than -" when fred declared himself
twenty-five aud old enough % cot mar.
ricd Janet said 20 q gentleman friend
"Do Won know. ! feel very Jealous u
l'rcd getting married But thQs. I
suppose twins always are morn ~
tqchcd 60 one another" And two Years
later AZ Frri's wcddinc she said with
n glrlish shipper 10 The guests Dear
old Fred. To soc him married today
and 10 think when he was only i've
years old they brought him 10 see me
his baby sister; ! wonder n he thinks
~ u uowy'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-19
J.. W. BATS
ZEAL ESTATE AGENT

Office In Tallafcuo Buildlng Opposite
Court House Phone 81
Have IN office the only 81 Of Abstract
Books OF Bpzos County Land tides
FOR SALE
Well built loro0m residence and
half block Of ground, located 4 blocks
from / & G. y. depot Good servants
room. barn. garden, large shade trees.
two oisterns and city wator. Price
5000 Small cash payment aud bal
ance on long time at per cent inter.
est
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ASK e. }. JENKINS.
Partisan Sage. the Hair Grower. "a
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Partisan snge is such an extraor.
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PDr'sIan Sage is most dainiily ror.
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The Easiest Way.

Dickson-Dobbins formerly opposed
my views. but now be agrees with the
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account for III Dickson-Don't know
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-19
Far Sale Or Trade.


Wyidavaod Breeding Barn ANA 3
tba bc-. sires in The South consist
ue of BloudUool 2lli0. Wyldewood
ul 4597S and Joe Bailey. @ Perche
ron draft horse. Also standard bred
mare co. foal by Wyldewood ldyl and
D wcap.ng stud colt by Blonwood
Above are alI registered and OF the
best breeding This IS a paying bush
ness ans uill net 10000 per year after
paying AN expenses Of care. feed etc.
and Is only Offered for sale account
OF owners health VIII sell together
or separately and would take some
real estate on The deal and give time
II desired For prices and terms see
5. w. HlGGS.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
Dickinson Mercantile 60.
Old Program

The finding of an old program during
the making of recent repairs on the Nc
Kenzie hotel building at New England,
recalls an interesting event. The pro-
gram was taken from the Rainy Butte
Sentinel. published at New England by
Col. j. B. Mead and M. L. Ayers. over
20 years ago and gives the order of
exercises for the laying of the corner
stone of the Union Congregational
church, the first church erected in Hetting-
er county.
The files of the Rainy Butte Sentinel
lack only one issue, the one which con-
tanned this program. so the find has
quite a historical interest as it brings to
light the details of an event of much
Importance which, it was supposed.
were entirely lost.
The program reads as follows:
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
Supt. Waldron

Supt. l. R. Waldron of the Dickinson
experiment station has heen granted q
leave of absence until fall to take up
special work. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron and
little son expect to leave Dickinson
about the first of February. Mrs. Wald-
ron may remain in Fargo with a sister.
MI. Waldron will 60 to Washington. D.
c., before taking up work in plant breed
ing under Dr.. j. H. Weber at Cornell
university at Ithaca. N. Y. DR.. Weber
is considered the best authority on this
subject in the United States and MI.
Waldron looks forward to study with him
as a time of both pleasure and profit.
During Supt. Waldron's absence Oil
yer Grace. who has been with Mr.. Wal
dron for some two years, will have
charge of the Dickinson station He will
have two helpers, Charles Clark and
William Thomas. both graduates from
the Agricultural college at Fargo. Mr..
Grace's ability and experience are
assurance that the work of the Dickin-
! son station will be we'll done.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
Bio G Assured

From present indications, Judge W.
C. Crawford's first session of court in
Stark county will be a heavy onc Clerl
of Court ]. G. Saunders states that al.
ready wei 10 cases have been filed on
the docket and he thinks that the
session will. without doubt, be a Ions
me-. A number of very importan,
criminal cases are to be taken up.
It is not yet certain when court will
be held, as the present legislature must
arrange the sessions in the differen,
counties in such a way that the judge
can get around without any conflicting
of dates.
Under the old arrangements the next
session Of Stark county would be the
second Tuesday in April.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
Educators Elect

The North Dakota Education associa-
tion concluded its meeting at Valley
City Saturday evening. having con-
tinued for three days and proved very
beneficial and enthusiastic. The leading
educators of North Dakota participated
and a great many other states were re-
presented. The association unanimously
decided to hold their next meeting at
Minot, the date to be decided later. The
following is a list of the officers elected
for the ensuing year: President, A. P.
Hollis. Valley City frat vice president.
B. A. Dunbar. Park River; second vice
president Mrs. G. M. Lowell secretary.
Clyde R Travis, Mayville; treasurer,
G. Ellithorpe, Williston: college Sec
ton: president, Charlton Anderson
secretary. p. G. Knowleton.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
Simpson to Present Bill

According to the Mott Pioneer Press.
Senator L. A. Simpson is to present a
bill in the Legislature, providing for the
formation of the southwestern portion
of the state into new legislative dis
tricts. The plan is similar to that first
outlined in this paper a couple Of months
ago. The Mott paper says:
During the early days of the coming
session of the state Legislature at Bis
marck, that august body of solons will
be asked to recognize the southwestern
portion of this state and provide us with
proper representation in the legislative
halls of North Dakota. That our request
will be granted, there is little doubt.
We have the people and should be re-
spected. But the question is, how
much or little do we 60 in with and
under what geographical conditions.
Our progressive sister county Adams.
on the south. has expressed an earnest
desire to be admitted jointly with US
and that probably will be done. The
citizens and people of Adams county are
pretty closely identified with Hettinger
county people, and their desires and
needs are practically alike. This union
we understand, will be perfectly salts
factory to the rank and file of Hettinger
county and in fact it will be pleasing
to our people. The two counties are
about evenly divided as to population
and have about the same number Of
voters. A great deal of business is
transacted in a very friendly manner
bet"een the two counties especially is
it so between the business interests of
the two county seats, Hettinger and Mott.
Senator L. A. Simpson will, we
understand, present a bill for the for
nation of the following counties into
legislative districts with one senator
and two representatives for each dis
trict.
Billings and Bowman, n district.
Dunn and Mckenzie, one district.
Oliver and Mercer, n district.
The PRESS believes that this plan
would equalize the new districts very
well and we trust the able senator from
Stark will be given every encourage
ment in the introduction of his bill for
this purpose"
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09

Mrs. j. M. SipeA, mother of Mrs. H.
M. Roberts and Mrs. Gordon Dodd, and
Masters Lester and Sherman Roberts re-
turned to Miles City the first of the
week.
Miss Nellie Dunn. who had been
spending several weeks at her home in
Wisconsin. returned to the city the first
Of the week. She was accompanied on
her return by j. C. Bowers, who went to
Wisconsin the previous week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Woodruff of St.
Paul were guests last week of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Deiters. Mr.. Woodruff re-
turned home Sunday on No. 4 but Mrs.
Woodruff, who is q sister of Mrs. Deiters,
will remain in Dickinson for some little
time.
Another very enjoyable dancing party
was held in Masonic hall Friday evening
of last week. The wives of Masons en-
terteined the young people whose par
ents are members of the Masonic bodies.
The affair was particularly in honor of
the older boys and Girls who were at
was a good crowd in attendance and it
was q very merry gathering. Most of
the time was spent in dancing, Miss
Crowl and Mrs. j. E. Messersmith fur
nishing music. During the evening, the
ladies served light refreshments.
The progress of the Oregon basket ball
team which defeated Co. X of Dickinson
81 to 10 on Tuesday of last week, has
been watched with interest locally and
the results of other games show up well
for Co. X. On Wednesday evening
jamestown was played with a big
victory for the professionals. Thursday
evening the Oregons played the Hol-
combs at Minneapolis and in a very
spectacular game met their first defeat
Of the trip, 20 to %. All of the stars
of the Oregons were played and the
Twin City papers were loud in their
praises of Shaw. the big center. On
Friday evening Co. B of Minneapolis
was defeated, 80 to 16. Saturday even
ing they played at Saltwater, MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

Bob-sleds at Drenkel's 1I-28-tf
Try the Dickinson creamery butter.
6-27-tf
Phone 81 for coal, wood and kindling.
I2-5-tf
We carry the popular magazines and
Twin City dailies. T. J. Greene & Co.
o-26-tf
See Berg for the best in paints and pa
spers. 7-I8-tf
Good office room for rent, Welton
Mcdonald. 8-2o-tf
Baby carriages that are neat and dur
able at Frankenberg's. 5-2tf.
]. Vaughn has Red Lodge coal. Ask
for your order. Phone 81. 12-5-tt
Flexible Flyers, coasters, sleds and
:skates at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 1I-28-tf
Liquid Veneer 25c and soc sizes at
A. +. Crowl & Co. If
Call up ]. Vaughn for all kinds of team
work. Phone 81. I2-5-t.
Before buying a piano see the Baldwin
make at F~rankenberg's. 5-2-tf.
Money to loan on real estate
Everett Real Estate & Loan Co., Dick.
inson, N. D. 2-1.tf
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09

To have good health, live long and
happy, follow the advice of the greatest
Hhelth Specialists-"Take physic once a
week." Do this and you won know
what a sick day is. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is the safest
physic. IS cents. T. J. Greene & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09

Representative George Senour left for
Bismarck on No. 4 Sunday.
M. J. Donoghue of Belfield had busi-
ness in Dickinson last Saturday.
Miss Sibyl Clark returned Monday
morning to her studies at the Bacus
school in St. Paul.
John Nadolski, foreman of the Volks-
freund at R~ichardton, vas %transacting
business in Dickinson last Saturday.
Mrs. S. A. Archibald arrived Tuesday
afternoon from jamestown and is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. j. w.
Stribling.
William H. Huesgen, jeweler for T.
j. Greene & Co., returned Tuesday after
a weeks visit at his home in Devils
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Du Val of Valley
City visited Mrs. J. N. DeFoe in Dickin-
son the past week. Mrs. Du Val is
Mrs. DeF0e's daughter.
r. H. Carrot, who raised a money
order in Dickinson last fall, was given
a sentence of two years by Judge
Amidon.
F. H. Motsiff of Mandan. formerly of
u11S City, HAS OOlu ulc lNOtuleIu Td1uC Ine
right of way for their line south through
his farm just out of town.
Mrs. John Orchard returned to her
home in Fargo Friday evening of last
week, after an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Welton Mcdonald.
Cards have been received by Dickinson
friends from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peter
son announcing the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Peterson to Mr.. Theodore
Swartout Henry at Buffalo, N. D.,
December 10Th. Mrs. Henry was q for
mer teacher in the Dickinson schools,
leaving about two and q half years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry will be at home II
Valley City after January 10
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For sale-400 acres adjoining the city
of Dickinson, ITO acres under cultiva-
ton. All fenced, buildings, natural
spring on premises. SIS per acre one
half cash. balance on time to suit pur-
chaser with interest at 6 per cent per
acre. GEO. H. PURCHASE, Beach,
N. D. 1p
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09

Makes rich, red blood, res,ful sleep,
builds strong healthy ,issue-steady
nerves, perfect digestion and assimilation.
Keeps you well and happy. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, s. cents.
r. Greene Il Co.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-09

1. Invocation by Rev. A. H. keene.
?. Music by Select Choir.
3. Historic Statement by L. 4. Dodge.
4. Addresses by Rev. H.C. Simmons of Fargo.
Superintendent OF American Home Mis-
sionary of Dakota: Col. j. b. Mead; Rev.
A. H. keene.
5. Music.
6. Laying Of Corner Stone by Thomas w
Bicknell. Pres. n. L. Col. Assn.
7. Dedicatory Prayer by Rev. H. c. Simmons.
8. Music.
9. Benediction.