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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-24

FOR SAlE-sO acres. 20 acres In
crop: J horses, wagon. set OF hsr-
ness. cows, 225 chickens: Groom
bungalow. furnished. 4 miles from
town: 500 per acres. easy terms.
u. l.. Pointer. klamath Falls.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Last week there we're thu u
sands o. wild ducks and gee e.
I is said the cold weather drove
them south again. Ok Moe.
la. Todd and Mrs. NJ. r. all
ave new windmills. The
seighbors were busy Monday
aanllng oys for Jthn Stokes
bury.....Wm. Nolan went 10
Lake Andes Tues1&y.......I II e
Moe boys hauled coal for two
school houses last week......Ias.
Todd aud family were visiting
a, tie Lokeu ho,ne SUNDAY. -.
Chas. Rose returned Friday
from a visit TO Iowa. ia S
Frs'and urchaseI a ,tack IF
hay from Au- Iokea la Il week.
John Lynch - Visiting 81
the hoa c his ME =, Mrs. Juo
Stsesb1 ry.....,l. ". Eggers
brought a bunch Of cattle TO his
pace east of Aug. Loken's Mon.
Cay. Follow in are the new
officers Tor tits township: Ole
Noe. peryisor, Aug. Lcken.
Treasure r: Illas Ersland. clerk:
Il. y. Moody. assessor. j. ii.
Irismaa aud Fl Glaatz. justices
of the peace; Ii. :. klryen, con
stable, Nm. Lan1e, road over
seer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Plain Center News

More of the beautiful"
Mrs. ID. II. Woods and children
have returned home from their
prolonged visit 20 Chicago.
Miss Ora Swenson aud brother
Wendell took in tile sights at
Wagner last Satnrday.....M Mrs.
Arthur jaeger was visiting at
the Swenson home Sunday. and
incidentally took in the Sunday
school. ......Itis OF no avail. tn
say anything for or against our
roads. A whole car load " i'm
ported curses would not have
anv elect on em-not tie least
little bit. The tslepho q
line is being used quite extern
sisely by certain OF the feminine
gender these days, aud we are
wondering how the sex which
wears-aif-trousers Will get d
chance t. get a word in edge.
wise. There is To be an enter
tainment al our school lous. i'm
the near future. Watch for
dates. ..... Fred. Justi and his
brother have arrived from
Kingsley. Iowa and will try
farming for a year. Miss
Teresa Thurman, who has been
staying With her sister. Mrs. A
Gngolin. Tor some lime, is visit
ia. with Mrs. II. Iimm at pres
ent. Jacob Jacobson shipped
q carload of hogs last MONDAY
10 the Sioux City market.
The Old Peter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Fashions Favorite Hata.
v. j. Pesicka. Clothier.

failifas tiny r~fvs-no larger than the
sns~t ssaAtn sAr saJ-sake. srufn TIA. heart rs
tnspsf~~- 10 power. IL rexasar,fy. n1ae
fiesEash also hKs lis AAldsn. - inside nerve.
t. ~as ir- scoop ~io nrss told d, il MS
= rs,ag io drag Z x~ak ar falling ssomsrt,
heart Or kids~Js- Ills prescription Iyr
fiAvps Restorative has %! late grown 80
rapidly IN pspai2riiy. Druggist, say thai
si'us< tesi the re forative even for . few
Gays ssssn become fully convinced Of is
sosnsffn' merit Any~ay don't drag the
organ Irsatins the cause Of si~kness IL
sh+ only sensible and successful way. sold By
Tie Wagner Lrug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

%&@4as y s*v~sa give taat 80 Nay 1. taeB
: Sale - tssAa sH sassn k4-s0s sils sys b. III aa
A@sSss Ma sssua&s. fAr aaa5 s@lsr sed y
= s8ssrwa fsg -aAr al saD2kr ~s4etlsa t~a@.en
4ss . go VI ssa 0essss& q IL. ana Axe O sra1a a
= M ~ aae fraaaf SssssY ~ sss. css4rs ssouse In
-4sa sss4Esg. 4ksa 0n MY 8. las. all Of 80.
sass&s >1sass asa 10 sssss aader less. ~sil Nv.
sessss f0f isA~s ~ g1ssssc sscsien s%r ws~ q
~ AssA4fs ~ sea 0easc~ . sn- ara as@ Dscss~A
= ss ~ aAe frsssss As0r 81 lise rvsnrf Lsu~e In
ga samxg las4ss NJ Pierre :. H., Eel,sa-
~ -@a. Asa 40 g. E3OAkLs. 1osauaiss s,s.. r
& -szssA sDa go sass A-zsssa -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

LADIES' aud Gents suits clean
I'll. pressed and repaired at
Quest prices. Where Two or
lore parties sen1 their suit.
~ geiher | viii pay express
@narEas ootiI WAYS. Se4ld me
FOUR work aud voa will receive
prompt attention Bernard Bon
lem. Tailor aud Cutter. los ard
az East new phone 80 Yauktor
). Dakota. ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Here i, a description Of tie
--latest uing in millinery, "
which NAV give the Wagner
la les some idea of the style,
even better than a fashion plate
could: Meager and puny is
that WORD TO state fhe ct,e Of
that little womaus 'hi". To
begin wits, it IA shaped ike a
bucket-a ten inch high bucaet
woven IF dellca he blink straw.
with crosscpts and detaiI
switches If green mating inter
laclag the pattern. 1t has ii
round top AMI a slsor-tap 81 OF
K q ullan dress patade bonn
hut hot in front. Ne shou4r
az uot, That Il ,or aas ou er.
,lde aud gave The ayuare IN
d. 'hto "@s oliiF beginning.
iAat 0oSAet ma "A ~3nsta ~
1''s' rs h'iee
oA'e4.'' {
coat oil arms anu hing Mcnel4k's
INC center % eii4s
vs. d so.+ "
= 'ao ALI
s "oeho ana
a VII" se''N7s 81 petfls-
~ '"4sea'."a b'aiis- db"ol
o''n e-ss ihis
-
VI i1> usual
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Hradcany Valley
IN 9 Exasa0uW larhh

IL meadow Iarks have come
Mir. aud Mrs. Jas. k,,stei
sre Ire parents Of a baby boy.
Congratulations MIR. and
Mrs Ii T. Msyo's infant child
has bsaen quite saek Far The last
lev DAYS ......J G. pigsl.y
has returned from his trim Ia
Lssyen worth, Kan. Tilos
kosssl iaas moved on his farm
so1shs asi OF Wagner. How
- duck hunting. MIR. Editor
Duck hunting would be tine IL
the could get close enough 10
shoot EN- Ed .....T The rail.
road has been busy fixing the
bridges that old Choteau ripped
10 piscgs.....-J Joe Houska and
wife spent Sunday with Rudolf
Maiik. Martin Sykora is
hauling corn 10 Wagner.
Mem Der B. C..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

io3rnei IA meet Anri, | 1919
III. G.. Wilson
Co MY Auditor
Wheeler S, ID.
March 9.taa!
We the memars of the boar
IF cfansv CONS iss:oners g
Charles Mix Gsonntv :. ID. hare
by certify tlsat va have this 6a
exsaniEad the books and accounts
nj Fred j.. Gibson. the retiring
connsr auditor and founl IT,.
sane =, 10 complete and 60 rect
uls fo date. Siunnd
T Cen MEL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

Nns@tag tn aAs@ ssy GA Gengh - qulfs 50
sn@aganT - a ts~ktsng. va~-rs RS. bronchial
eSsEA TIE CT -Aesk rusIst rxsn.s Isrs.~s
frsss 3 pra~ersF.asa kaomn to Iru.xsss
sa*9 wAerr a. se-. ~hosvf- e. E..rassay
Ase s~ssassss. II n ~ asorssg8ssy harn sSs
sAAt ssesFs4ss eiw- ~ Easb s@r axf safety even
q 80 F~A1ngsst asats~ Tho 1 sAef isave. ~
: sA@af@@ ~ asHx sss ssfss. ri ~ i1r -lgxss .
sazh Aeupess II. r~usa~kssae curative er~cs
\ fw~ says aest vt tell $40 - Wagner
aAsaa 8 aa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

pn ! "aif nrta your blood il impoverished
"io y,a afe ssrs ana ais4ng hut taAe E.ollis-
fef~ k1chs ASBatain Tea n0w. III wili rus.I-
aFsy araFs az sinser Impurities. u. tea
or tAlss&s soAd ~ pinard and Eauss,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

% IT the January mae TIM 1902.
On motion IL was ordered that
- - he allowed ~ re air sise
rad slaasrnns through the wa t
end osIase andes. srsd The au H.
Tor instructed IN draw a warrant
for that amount ~ Homer j ,hn-
Snn.
Tfs.A board srau: the rest ~ .ha
dav checking ssa-auii.prs books
On motion siss. Board a1turn-
ed - NEE. March J. 10 2.
March . 1900
Beard met With al member
p~resen..
| On motion LIE taxes nm Ia. :.
section =. 'wp - rang q 49,
orders stric.ei from The rec
ords lie same bsing government
and.
tn notion TIE ta1es O ! .ae @ &c
sec IL ss Wa az 6eFed stricken
frum lie records Ire same being
gs-T ii saseEt sssnd.
Dn fassa 4 b 8f If PJGi
ss Ter 9ssg se.sng The 100 tax
list KS r. @cts-d. fsr the reason
sbag asse asssra H. d IF Descsseg
fsr To- ssrs.
Ia ssaosssss Il Ta~ or1ere thai
~ cs'nrtv supplies be purchased
~ tie aaaisar.
On nns,.aoa the fl1pwiag bill
we're al n d.
Co3nfy Sat State Bank
refund las sax on lot 23
sec ssi y -.--
Lcrane witness in Robin
case 1900. 40.
On nctA,n the petition FIR
brsages acrsss Csa,t an Creek
wzs referred 10 e - ErsIand T.,
Investigate with Epxer TO act
Or motios tie ssssitisD asking
for county roai- in Rouse tsp
wzs referred 10 E~sGasd IL in
yestigate = th p,wer 4" act
On motion TIA. foElaw.n . oesr-
&eers we're appointed
North Ryus e. J.s~ Kua
Souts 10 We & VI 6unger
Rec, STANLEY NeIsed
WAhehe San Ssversoa
On mosisu thu fyl,wing bills
we're alloa e..
G n Patrick postage and
express II "a
Il 9 Wilson postage and
express lUup
Wills ShDa & es.d refund
personal tar -....... 20
r Wynia per diem aud
mileage -. ........... 81 IS
K + Wyfia tommittee
work and mi.eage........ Il 70
Campbell per die m aud
mileage II 70
IT Campbell committee
work and mil age 60
Elias Ers'and nerdie N AMI
mileage l9. 80
Elias E.s.anl com nit tee
work and mileage 1000
e I'm snxxr 49, na II
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

II you'a ~ dubf ed 4 hand.,u3e q
us 1la Il handsome kEG.hl.
TIE secret lr-fs | 40 impair.
iah" fi@AiAsrfs Rskv mountain lea al
nIsnt sold ts fihara ana llaben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

aspiring toni that makes rich red blood.
Briggs strength. health aud hs ppiness totHe
snole family Nothing equals i4olllster ;
karss mountain TIA as spring regulator
Price 80 sod ly plnsrd anu In h<n.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Proceedings q he Poard Of
County Commissioners
March A. fsl

March I. isys.
Beard met pursuant 90 al
iDurnneut wita I'LL member
prevent The minutes nf tfse
Isl meeting ere read aud ar
proved On motion tsla STAN.
ri Bird = ca. Lasin- liz loa
Ct bid on bridges VAS axardsss
G1e contract for furnishing
oo10a BRIGGS o. fsze v.ar.
On motion tse following boni.
weTs approved.
Jsbn Nschois Justice Of The Peace
ERNEST Darts do do do
Nm HinkIey. constable
~ KaberD,, adoitsooal bond
eounty tFAsursr.
Charles Mix ca Ban, 4 untv
dcEaeitory
KAPratiser ~ Il . ssf sbe Peace
In motion tie FLOWING bills
we're allowed
Standard Eri lie Co b.
SECS dro CO bridges CON
Iss<sed in .t9SS4
q w Essains oar5sug
Miner Rsed -.....-. 10
q NJ E4ddsnx xor. GO 10
Bridge -.-..-.-... 100
John L<yrss overseeing
vuFk on essrnt bridge Is %
<axsm 80 Is allowed 10 s
As.sEez1ons ya1der B1,as
SxrveJiak = srising sss-.i So
II 81 Kssip<rs &C sofIs
fsr tO7atT rod $4,000 : o.
IN ns43ta1a board adyyaraed 10
@esrs M&seas Z 1919
Beard met March . Nth I'll
nseSAkSs pses-nt
On Eotson The fosysInx Dsass
u<rs .sacsed
- He>snons ~s.n~.x
u H.m - .uE
~ n Wander fkx,n. x@su.a
- faxy7 - -,
HPTrtxse h.assax q. -
rn~r~as - xs.ux.x~-ur
Eesstsse fn<,l
I.r.yb J.e,,s,v a4.,.sx
.t.<xxx g. ryo
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

If you have headaches caused from
eye trouble don't fail to call on j. j.
hrall. opton,etr.st. March rs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19
Friday, HCh. 26

The following pre- erty to-wit:
/ sfan ) yr old CEILINGS wi 2e90
lou n old mare weight 1850
sx yr Old gelding weight 1860
| span Of geldings weight 2Gso
/ span > W old mares weigh 300
span 9yr old geldings VT 24.0
. year old gelding weight 1850
g year old gelding weight 1900
| four yr old gelding weight 1850
| good saddle horse weight $50
| roam stallion six yrs old VT 1900
Sale to commence at | O'Clock
sharp. Time will be given OF
notes with approved security un-
tai Oct. /, 70. = per cent off for
cash.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-19

un L Nr.

kaD> r VIVA
County Comm : ii mar,
Attest. II y Wilson
1onntv Auditor
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Gotham Gossip.

New York, May 26.--London stocks
quiet. about parity
Georgia railroads still tied up by
lremen's strike.
London settlement proceedings con-
cluded tomorrow.
Cuba sells s1,0O0.0oo bonds to Cuoa
National bank.
America Cotton Manufacturers as
sociation meeting at Richmond. Va :.
agree to transfer business from Nav
York cotton exchange to New Orleans.
Pacific Main annual meeting today
J. p Morgan. jr elected to U. S
Steel board TO succeed the late H H.
Rogers.
Governor Hughes vetoes franchise
bill premiting banks to hold other than
state bonds against state deposits.
Marked strength in copper stocks and
mining issues in London
European advices indicate icreased
consumption of copper.
Further d s. Steel bond issues for
new construction work probable
President Winchell of Rock Island
says, ratio of increase in business over
that of a year ago has fully main
tanned. Dow. Jones & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
PLAINTIFF GETS
VERDICT FOR $45
DISPUTE OVER FEEDING HOGS
WAS SETTLED IN THE DISTRICT
COURT YESTERDAY BY A JURY
.-cRIMINAL GASES Ire TO BE
HE'D UP.

A dispute about the feeding of som,
hogs was the basis of a suit tried in
the district court. Moorhead, yester-
day, and brought by Gustaf Zervas
against Christ Stieber. ar , an appeal
by the defendant from a decision in
the justice court. The jury gave the
plaintiff and respondent verdict for
$45. - ,..
Today the court was engaged with
case No. IS, Emil Evenson VS.. Peter
Askegaard. .-.
The county attorney does not ex-
pect to move either ot the two remain
ing criminal cases for several DAYS
yet. The more important case is the
one Of the state against Jack McCar
thy of BarncJyille, indicted for the
selling of merchandise stolen from GER
tain box cars, robbed last fall 1t is
said that Mccarthy is not going to al
low himself to be easily convicted. as
the claim is made by his friends, that
other persons in Barnesville profited
Considerably from the booty taken
from the box cars and at least are
equally guilty with the man now in
dicted. 1t is said some sensations will
develop from the witness stand before
the county attorney rests his case and
there is much uneasiness in the south
end city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Pit Gossip.

Chicago May 26.-Wheat opera tors
who sold out on the bulge yesterday
were advising the reinstatng of their
lines on any further break today and
some said they had back part Of their
wheat on the decline at the close as
July had dropped nearly cents and
September 1% from the high point.
They figured that a reaction of one
cent Is a good break and that the
market Is to be bullish affair until
Friday, when profits should be taken
on any bulge that comes up at that
time.
They look for a readjustment TO
commence. Others said the readtust-
ment was on in an upward direction
II .u.as said that the short interest in
wheat was run in on the bulge, and
tat son-e Cf the pit professionals had
resold when they saw rrices turn
downward. Traders who were among
the big professionals after the close
said that few of them had large lines
of short stuff out because they had re-
ceived severe punishment Of late
Country houses sold some May and
July corn and replaced it with Sep
tember. A number of the railroads
said that there advices ON Illinois
were that the movement from farmers
was over for the time being.-Inter-
Ocean.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
WILBUR WRIGHT
WORKED IN FARGO
NOW FAMOUS, HEAVIER THAN
AIR FLYING MACHINE EXPERT
RECOGNIZED FROM A MOVING
PICTURE BY SAM GRAHAM, Al
WELL KNOWN MAcHiNIsT.

why, that fellow used to work for
met"
This was the exclamation made by
Sam Graham at a local theatre last
night when he saw the moving pic
lures of the now famous Wilbur
Wright and his brother, the success
full heavier than air, flying machine
inventors.
machinist, is positive that Wilbur
Wright was emp.oyed by MIN several
years ago and this is quite probable.
for it is well known fact that the
Wright brothers were common jour
neyman machinists until they won
fame by their successful exploitation
of the flying machine. 1t was about
nine years ago that they first began
their experiments with heavier than
air flying machines. They have con-
tinued to experiment and work with
the aeroplanes until they today have
won world wide fame. Indeed, France,
where they have recently given a
number of demonstrations. is fairly
crazy over the successful flights that
they have made.
4 would be willing to take my oath
that Wright worked for me here in
Fargo some years ago." was the state
ment made today by Mr.. Graham Il
recognized him at once and the more
saw of him in the pictures, the more
positive | became that he was the
man who worked for me here"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
BEGIN TERMS IN
STATES PRISON
CHIEF MALvEY TOOK GRAFT AND
MILLER TO SALTWATER LAST
NiGHT--GRAFF, ~ HAS BEEN
DISCOVERED, HAS SERVED
TIME BEFORE.

Chief Malvey left for the state
penitentiary at saltwater Mimi, last
night over the Great Northern. having
In charge George Graf, who is to serve
term of one year for illegally having
stolen property in his possession in
the state of Minnesota, to-wit, horse
and buggy, the property of a Fargo
liveryman. Graft was arrested out in
the country by the chief and Officer
Edickson several weeks ago.
While awaiting his hearing In the
city jail Graft disclosed some charac-
teristics which aroused the suspicious
Of Chief Malvey that he had in Gus
tody a hardened crinfnaI of record
instead of the simple cflimneysweep
which Graf pretended to be. Graffs
picture was taken t. three different
poses and copies were sent by the chief
20 the penitentiaries Of this and adj
Joining states A day of two after
Graft was convicted and sentenced,
letter was received ~ Chief Malvey
disclosing the fact that Graft had done
time at saltwater. MINI, oJliet. ILL.,,
and a several years term in Iowa for
larceny and gros~er crimes. 1t was
fortunate for Gra that the informa-
tion was belated as he might have
drawn severe sentence under the
habitual criminal law. From Graft,
Malvey CLEANED valuable information
regarding at least three ten of whom
he was anxious to know about.
With Graft, the chief also atook to
the prison Ernest Miller the uawIay
thief, who will make twiLe for a year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Moorhead Department
TELLS OF LIFE
in The ORIENT
MEMBERS or THE COMM ERcIAL
CLUB LISTEN 10 INSTRUCTIVE
ADDRESS BY ATTORNEY NYE
ON HIS RECENT TOUR OF CHI
MA AND JAPAN.

After the disposition OF several items
OF routine matters, the members Of the
Commercial club were regaled last
night with a talk By the Hon. C. A.
Nye. covering some of his observa-
tions gathered during his recent tour
OF the oriental and European countries
touching even on 'alestine. For this
talk Mr.. Nye principally reviewed
matters OF commercial interest in
China and Japan.
Mr.. Nye began by ling of his de-
parture fro mthe Pacific coast and
pointed out certain specific differ
ences between the American and Eng
lish commercial customs in Seattle and
Vancouver. The former has rapidity
Of growth and commercial enterprise,
the latter, financial solidity.
From Vancouver in c. P. r. liner,
he sailed to Yokohama in company
with Mr.. Lampson, of the English
legation OF Toxic. and Foo Chung
Ling. a noted newspaper man OF
Hongkong. from whom he learned
much concerning politicaf conditions
in Japan and China. China is strug-
Cling through 1000 years of eastern
customs and habits to attaian the
ideals OF the wes:. On the other hand,
Japan has few friends among the ma
tions because C. her dishonest com
mercial methods with the foreigners.
Forty Miles From Heaven.
The next part of the journey was by
81
fishes play, and the dawn comes up like
thunder out of China cross the bay"
Here one sees the southern cross shin
ing on phosphorescent waves, and be-
yound the Indian ocean, Ceylon and
India arise. To traverse India even
hurriedly meant to see the worlds
storehouse of wealth It's past is re-
vealed in it's present. for its fakirs
magicians, pilgrims, idols, vulture bur
ials. lepers and castles. reflect the life
of centuries. Ceylon is so beautiful
that the natives claim it is only forty
miles from heaven.
Leaving the Indian ocean one enters
the Red sea. with Arabia and its Mecca
on the right. Then, via the Dead sea,
comes Palestine with it's sacred asso-
Citations dispelled by modern innova-
tions. Perhaps the most impressive
part Of the Orient is Egypt. the mys-
terious, stretched like a green ribbon
between the Sahara and the Arabian
Deserts with the silent pyramids and
the sphinx and the historic Nile Mod
ern Carlo and Port Said crush this
feeling of solemnity. Leaving this
wonderland Mr.. Nye crossed the Med
iterranean sea to Sicily and Italy, made
a hasty tour through France and Eng
land. then sailing from Liverpool 70
New York, returned to the Red river
valley having completed the cycle
which begins and ends in just the
right place under the Stars and Stripes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26

Saturday evening for their future
home at Newville.
A big ball game was called at 4:so
this afternoon between the teams OF
the agricultural college, Fargo and
Concordia college. on the grounds Of
the latter. The impregnabie strand
will be In the box for the locals
A special meeting OF the Moorhead
Fire Department Relief association
mas been called for Friday night at
fire headquarters.
Devotees or the game OF tennis at
the state normal school have begun
agitation for the construction OF a
court which is to be properly protect
ed. The young women. of Wheeler
hall are getting very enthusiastic
over the matter
Mrs. Fl. J. Harris left for Arlington
O., yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral of her father, the news of
whose demise reached the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Diemert left
last evening for their cottage at Per-
ham, which is to be their summer
nome. This time Mr.. Diemert ex-
poets to make good fish supplies, which
are being anticipated by friends who
are on the verge of revising their
opinions as to his deftness i'm the
of the rod and line.
At East Grand Forks yesterday.
Receiver Hugh Dunlevy consummated
the sale Of the newspaper plant OF
The Valley View, to P. Stoughton. an
uncle of one of the former owners of
the plant, the consideration being
$4,000. The sheet is to be continued
as weekly.
The Northern Pacific telephone num-
bers in Moorhead have been changed
80 is now the freight office call and Al
the passenger depot.
Edward Owens, who died at James
town. Monday. was a former resident
of Hager Wis. The funeral and in
terment will be held at Red Wing.
Thomas sorenson of Rice Lake, wis,
was in Moorhead on business
The police made some arrests last
night in connection with the taking
of sum of money from party at the
back of saloon near the south bridge.
The full story of the complaint was
not obtainable todass, simply that the
the parties held have some knowledge
of the affair and are strangers.
No conditions are the subject of
more adverse comment among strang-
ers visiting in Moorhead, than those
which at present exist. in the way of
mud and slush, on First avenue north,
leading from the north bridge. The
impressions gained there are those
made in the minds of many visitors of
influence. Today two teams and ve-
hicles were badly stalled in the deep
mud and clay and the utter stupidity
Of the drivers in charge did not help
matters one bit They were told to
make short detour to avoid pos
sible mishap, but they ignored ali adj
vice and got into trouble. The new
filling in has increased the depth of
the mud which today was far above
knee deep, and also nearly impossible
for horse to pull his rect out when
once in.