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Christian Rndeasor Institute.

TIE final arrangements are faat
beiuE made for the Christian Enesax=
OF Institute 10 be held Al PEN MaT.
Jnls : - %. The Convention them.
haa bern selected The Masters Call
and around this VII bs built all fha
Conferences and addresses.
The plans provide plenty Of work and
plenty Of play, Each morning VII
be devoted % a study Of the manY
different forms Of religious activity.
Each afternoon VII b given up en-
urely - recreation Already proTIHz
lon haH been made far The organize
tlon of iiYe Mission Study Glasses
which I'LL meet for nna hour eimuI=
taneouzly each morning. The books
selected for study ars The WhY md
HoH II Foreign Missions. THE Cd
OF Korea The Challenge OF IL
CITY, The Frontier and bio.
graphical book Expert leaders I'll
be provided for theHa classes. nef
Edsar 7. Read. of Baltimore, STATE
Missionary Superintendent, will haFe
charge Of this work and will lead on
of the classes.
Tie Christian EndaHfor School d
Methods will include conferences On
every phase OF Christian EndeaTof
work Nth competent leaders. Each
morning will begin nth an early
Bible Study period aud viii ooneluds
with : strong inapiraIIonal address.
ManY Of the Conferences and STUDY
Glasses Rill be held under the tree
and thia IN itself l. n inspiration. :
great deal OF enthusiasm is beinE
manifested by the Young people d
this county and large host l. -
pedle1 # Pen-Maf during the Inati=
InlK week.
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KILLED IN BALTIMORE.
hrs. Ryan, o. This City, Fatally Hurt
b. Light Street Or.
From the Baltimore Sun July /

From the Baltimore Sun July z.
While she was crossing Light
street, at Barney street, hrs. Gather
Inc Ryan. 76 years old. Of this city,
was knocked down by : car Of the
Orleans street line, bound south,
shortly before ! o'clock Wednesday
afternoon and was so badly injured
that she died soon after reaching the
Mercy Hospital. to which she was re-
moved In the Southern district patrol.
Mrs. Ryan vas crossing from the
east TO the vest side of Light street
and stepped suddenly in front Of the
car. Before the motorman could stop
his car the fender struck her and
knocked her down, the front wheels
passing over her. The car was In
charge OF conductor Alonzo Anderson,
z16 Hanover street, and Motorman
George Jordan. OF Anne Arundel
county.
The accident created intense ex-
eitement In the neighborhood. Patro-
man Sullivan aeut In the eall 10 the
Southern Police Station. which was
Immediately answered b Captain
Cole. Everything was done - relieve
the old woman. but she Has uncon-
seious when taken from under the
car. Her skull was broken and her
head and bodx cut and bruised.
Mrs. Ryan HaH q widow. her hus-
band having died about Il years ago
She was born IN Ireland. received her
early education there and came TO
this country about 30 years 40. She
had no children.
She formerly lived In South Balti-
more, where her husband kept a small
grocery at 90 East Barney street.
which she managed alone Tor about
eight years after his death. Finally
ahe gave up the store aud vent 10 live
With her onlY relative, = sister. Mrs
Mary Lane. n Westminster.
In the afternoon Hhe went . Balti-
more 10 loo after some business
matters. She paid shost calls on
some Of her former neiEhbora and
fhen left. naYInK that she desired TO
secure a boarding house before night
set In. She I'D box OF clothing un-
der her arm Hhen the accident oc-
nurred.
Coroner Riley Viewed the body and
N inquest Raa hold Last HITht at
Mercy Hospital
Mra. Lane stated that n. Ryan
does not I've nth her and haa not
Visited here Iur years.
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linsasan.

MFs. Elsie A. Gfeazan. wife Of Her
man :. Greason. did Il her home n
rennxIlls. Pa. Thursday. June anIh.
after n Illness of several months
from consumption. Heed 2e years. :
months and II daYa She Wa
daughter OF UrIah :. and Lille Il
Hun. nf thIB city.
ehs i survived b her husband and
one step daughter. III Rosa GreaHun
She i aino survived - her parents.
four zIHIaTa-MrH - Pearson nd
Mr.. Sarah DiekenHhHeIz. of PennsIIIs.
Mr. Florence nieEsHHhaata and NJ
Violet Hum. Of thIa eIty. and threa
hfotheTH-Fiarry. Melvin and Maurice
Hun. uf this city.
Funeral took plaee On Saturday.
Services II the house and inteTmanI
at nHIFzH meeting =houHe. Rev. s. :.
ManKaT officiating.
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State FIremen's Committees.

John D. Baker. Of Manchester. pres
ident of the Maryland State Fire.
mems Association, has appointed the
following committees for the year
ExecutlYe===e. OBJ. Diehm (ehair-
mani, of sparrows Point; Russell p
Smith, OF Cambridge; Joseph Abbott,
Of Homecoming. George Smith. Of An
napolis: ]. pearre Wantz, of Vest
minister.
TransportaIIon-Da {. Laird
lehairmanl. d Ionaconing.
Audlting-GuY L. Hanson (chair-
mani, of Manchester.
Exhibit--RobeTI Bennett (ehair-
mani, OF Frederick.
Topic ana statistics-D. i. Hut
Crimson lchaIrmanl. of Roland Park.
Legislative-Thomas =. France
lehairmanl. . Ghestertoun.
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TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.
nr. Hoyt, Engineer Of Read Division
Of U. ;. Agricultural Department,
Hara

neEts
The Mayor and Common Council
held its regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday night. In the afternoon,
they held an informal meeting to hear
the report Of Mr.. Charles II. Hoyt,
the chief engineer OF the Road Divis-
ion OF the United States Agriculture
Department. as to the best manner OF
improving the streets of our town.
lie was sent mere by the Government
At the request Of the Mayor and Com
mon Council. which was made TO that
Department through DR.. Jesse s.
Myers, Chairman OF the Street Com
mittee, and Mr. Guy W. Steele, their
counsel, who On last Friday went to
Washington and succeeded n having
the necessary orders passed BY the
proper authorities.
The cost Of the plan suggested by
Mr. Hoyt for the Improvement of Main
street, Ii within the towns means and
the Council decided to begin work
August the first, as Il will take until
then TO make The necessary prepara-
tions. The United States Government
also agreed 10 send an engineer TO
Westminster 10 superintend The act
ual work Of repairing this street.
At The regular meeting DT. Wood
ward, chairman OF the finance COM
mlttee, reported that all the bonds Of
the town had been sold. This is
gratifying aa 7 shows the energy OF
the Council. az we'll as Ihs view OF
the public as 10 the finaneIal respOn-
sibility of the town.
The council decided also 10 leave in
the hands Of the Street Committee the
question Of prosecutions against those
persons who re omittinK tn clean up
their CUTTERS and premises N re-
nnired by the ordinances and decided
that they would in the future resort TO
legal proceedings against al Offend
arR
An ordinance in relation 10 the
health of The town was passed.
II was aiHo determined that II any
attempt to exhibit q moving picture
of the IeffrIes=I Johnson fight was at
tempted it would be suppressed
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nILL SEEK STATES AUTO RRcIP.
R0CITY.
nroihers aud seorRe 10 ~ seIghbors
For License Privileges IN Exchange
HaF Gas..

Irothers aud George 10 A. seIghbors
For License Privileges In Exchange
fer Same.
As the result Of a conference be.
tween Governor Crothera nd AUTO
mobile Commissioner George steps
viii be taken 70 establish reciprocal
relations With Pennsylvania nd other
States. whereby licensed automobile
owners Of Maryland may Tnn their
cars In those states without securing
additional licenses. the same privilege
10 apply to visiting motorists here.
Dir. George haa been visited BY a
number Of members Of the Maryland
Automobile Club within the Iaat few
days and urged to put the project
through. They pointed out 70 him that
most OF the motor tours are taken
during the summer and for that rea-
son the question should Be settled as
soon as possible.
At present The State II required 10
grant a permit 10 licensed cars OF
other States for the use of Maryland
roads for two periods of sexen days
each every year An application must
b made however. before 1hIz can be
done. and visiting automobIIIaIa are
put to much Inconvenience.
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Orphans,0uu.

Tuesday, July 5th.--John d. BiehI
and Martha A. Gafber. executors Of
John HIehl. deceased. received order
TO HeII real estate.
Theodore r. Englar and Lewis I.
Woodward, administrators OF Samuel
Roop. deceased. received additional
warrant 10 appralee real estate.
Wednesday, July Samuel Miller
and Henry ]. HoffaekeT. executors Of
Henry Il. Miller. deceased. settled
their second and final account.
Charles A. Runklea. administrator
OF Albert II. Runklez. deceased, re-
turned inventories d money. debIa.
real eHtate and personal property
Theodore r. EnglaT and Lewis (.
Woodward. administrators OF Samuel
Roop. deceased. returned additional
inventory Of real estate and upon peII=
ton received order - % sale of IN
tastaIezH one-third interest In firm o
Roberts. Roop & GO.
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COURT HOUSE news.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE-HAR.
RIAGE LICENSES.
Little Doing at Orphans Court.
Marriage Licenses.

Herbert C. Belt. 2e. and Esther T.
Armaeost. 26, both Of Carroll county.
Raymond r. Johnson. IS, and Cath
crime Z. Reed, Is, both of Carroll
county.
Howard w. Warehime. AZ, and Anna
Forney, Il, both of Carroll county.
John 4. Sharrer. p. and Elizabeth
A. Mack. IS, both Of Baltimore.
Casper J. Bauerlien. II. and Lillian
Lee Turtle, II, both Of Westminster.
Robert II. Davidge. 37. Brooklyn, ;.
Y, and Georgia c. Kennedy, 3s, Fred
erieE. nd
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DEATHS SHARTEsT.
HeIl EnOWn Residents and Others
no Have Passed Away.
Adams.

Mr.. Layina K. Adams, wife of Id
ward I. Adams, Of New Market, died
from the effeeta of being terribly
burned while carrying from the house
a burning coaloII stove this weaE.
She attempted to turn down the wIeE
when It blazed up and would probably
have set IRE to the honHe had not she
quickly carried lhs stove into the
yard.
She was a daughter Of Thos. EIeh-
ison. Of New Market. and besides her
husband Is survived b four children.
Edward and Dorsey Adams, and Mr..
Arnold Dean, of Washington, and Mr..
Earl Smith. OF Mt AIrg. Two sisters
and , brother-Byron Dorsey, of New
Market. also survive.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist Church N New Market
Tuesday morning. services being con
duetsd b. Rev. J. Il. Kuhlman. Burial
was n 1T 0liyet Cemetery.
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Totals
MAGNOLIA
Totals

Earned rnna-sy sykesvilIe. l. Two
del. Three.haae hit-FraIeY. Home
fnn--shipIas. sacrifce hIlH-.smack.
Mlllor. WedmyeT. Bases HIolen-Fir-
owed. shlpieY. Collins. Maxwell go,
Appleby. 81. Mellor. Jackson,
Schmidt. Fraendel. Opel Double play
Schmidt - Fruendel Bases on
bails-oT Arnold. 7; of Wedmyer. 4.
Hatters hllz-0pel. Wolf. Struck out
by Arnold 10. by WedmYer. I; by
WundeF. : Wild pitehz-Wedmyer
Left on baHeH-sykesyille. >: Mag
nolia. L. First base On errors
sykesville. :. Magnolia, }. TIme=-3.O0.
umpIFe---GTouIHe,
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Totals
MAGNOLIA.
Totals 20 2Zsa4 12

Earned a-sykesviile. }. Two
base hits--Malone. Schmidt. sacri-
fee hits-MeIIor ~, Arnold. Cronise
Bases stoIen-By Mellor. Wedmyer,
Opel, Williams. Base on baIls-Off
shipley, l. Hatters Wedmyer,
Opel, Collins. Struck out-Dy Ship
ley. 8; BY Wunder, 3. Left On bases
.--sykesyllle. ): Magnolia. ;. First
base on errors-Sykesville |: Mag
nolla, 2. Time Of game-I.f6. Umpire
z-Prugh
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Methodist RplscopaI Church.

Sunday school sl5 a. m. Preach.
Ing 1890 a. N. Anthem Behold
What Manner Of Love- Vegper ser
vice to $50 o'clock. Anthem
Holy Spirit. Faithful Guide. Quar-.
let. Subject o1 pastors address
agelf-KnoEIe1ge.n
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PinLamonade.

bethlehem, Pail or little more
than : day. l.. f. Waters died at hIa
home here of pneumonia. He yaa 3
years Of age and was formerly In the
;ciren business. He + credited with
the invention Of PIN lemonade.
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Mr. naphel WelEand. son Of naF.
and HTH. ]. A. WaIgand. OF Newark.
y. J. formerly Of thIa city, died II
home d Sunday morning st 3 o'clock
OF tuberculosis. aKs1 - years. -.
WelEand vas employed IN the freight
department OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company at Newark
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Andrew ], Fritz 10 Calvin II. Fritz
and VIE, conveys 4 acre and &c 81.
perehea. for 5000.
shelInian II. CaltrIder and wife 10
Il. Benton Ham, convey i0,260 square
feet. for 80.
Z. Benton Ham and wife 10 She'll
man Il. Caltrider. convey Il, ,260 square
feet. for 50.
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GeInan

Andrew l.. Gelman. OF Hanover.
died Wednesday. June 2gth, from
loekIa.. which resulted from an IN
jury - his left thumb. received June
18th. While assisting TO handle IoEa
at ths new pumping station of The
Hanover Water Company erected neHr
Sells Station. lie ~ aged 81 years,
5 months and II daYH.
lie Has a son OF Samuel Gelman.
of Hack Rock. Nd. md was married
about % years ago - Miss Priscilla
Beck She survives him. with to
daughters. Mrs. George Harner. of
LIttlsaIosn, and Mr.. Harry SharneT.
Of Hanover. and one son, Noah. i
home. Three brothers. John. OF Glen
Rock. Samuel. Of Hanover. and Wmz.
OF MarbnrK. also survive.
Funeral took place On Sunday, ser
vices aI the house.
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Magnolia Downed Twice.

sykesvilia base ball club .on two
hne games on July from the Mag
nolla Athletic Club of Baltimore. II
took hfteen innings 10 vIn he frst
game. Following are the Official
scores
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Hohks.

Mar ] Hobbs. widow OF Hamilton
HnEnH. died at IhH home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Henry .. Ridgely. near
sykaHEIlle. on June =. aged 7G years.
Funeral services md inteTmHuI
we're held ON Saturday.
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Grace LutheraH Church.

Sunday and adult Bible class > :.
o q. n. Preaching 10.s0 4. M. by Rev.
Geo + Brown, D. :. Divine service
7.46 ,. N. Y. P. s. {. = I D. m.
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DECENTRALIZATION

Persons who contemplate going away, O. h.vs
friends Visiting them. and desire publication OF
sazna. VII please send the names TO this ofiea.l
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Charles J. Diffendal, Bond street,
spent few days In Baltimore thIs
uaaE
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Carroll county received $1,950.71
from the State of the Free School
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-.
in California, returned home Saturday.
They report pleasant time but claim
the climate Of North Dakota is better
than that of California .,~ = III 10.
Oscar Lux returned last week from
Streator. Illinois, and will assist his
father in the blacksmith shop. During
his absence during the winter he has
been in the Halliday Automobile works,
and will now make a speciality of auto
repairing.
Edgar Anderson, NJ. D. Kavanaugh,
W. NJ. Pitt and Andrew Hagen took
a trip to Hampden Wednesday In Mr..
Anderson's Ford touring car. They
made a trip of 1o1 miles passing
through Hampden, starkweather, Cars.
IL, u Webster and Devils Lake, with
side trips to several farms enroute.
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From The Times

From The Times
Mrs. E. T. Barthold went to Devils
Lake yesterday for a visit. 4, a..
Mrs. Colvin left last Saturday. for
Portland for visit with her parents.
G. L. Ellis has moved into the
George Olson dwelling on King street.
Joe Valencourt returned this week
from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he
has been for the last couple months.
A. o. Sather returned last Saturday
from trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas,
Florida and the Isle Of Pines. edg
Mrs. Harold Robbins went to Devils
Lake yesterday to accompany Miss
Downey who left for California. n
E. c. sprague left on Monday morn
ing for points in Montana where he
goes with the intention of locating in
the mercantile business.
Dad Houff returned on Saturday
evening from Virginia where he spent
the winter. He is, looking fine and
feeling finer, and is the happiest man
in the state. His two children .ac.
companied him home.
Adolph Wellen left last Saturday for
St Paul and Minneapolis where he
will visit and look after some business
matters. Mrs. Wellen was called tc
Minneapolis some time ago on account
of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. W. c. Fawcett, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Fawcett left last Saturday
for Chicago where they will join Dr.
Fawcett and from there they will &c
to eastern Canada for a visit: The
doctor will return in a few weeks
while Mrs. Fawcett will remain fo1
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron King. returned
on Saturday evening from their tri1
around the United States. They wen
. west on the Canadian Pacific and fol
lowed the coast around to Los Angeles
and from there they went to New
Orleans where they saw the great fly
ing machine meeting. They visitet
Florida and Washington and stopped
at numerous places through New Yorl
state, Indiana, and other places wher,
they had friends. They report a yer.
enjoyable trip but were glad to ge
back to old North Dakota.
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EDMoRE.
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:: TiS} From The Hera1d-Newss yt'',-
H. G. Kimball was a business visit
or at Devils Lake Monday and Tues
day.
Deputy Register of Deeds Anderson
spent Sunday at his farm near Der
rick.
Ed Routier was a south bound pas
senger Tuesday en- route home after a
visit to his farm near Derrick. !.
Miss Lena Hill returned Monday
from her home in Fergus Falls, Mimi,
where she spent a few weeks visiting
her parents.
A. M. Moen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wig
and little daughter, and E. M Crazy
made trip to Devils Lake and back
in We editors new Ford auto yester-
day.
H. B. Newcomb has been appointed
census enumerator for the 161 District
Of this county. This consists of Fan
cher and Prospect townships and the
village Of Edmore.
Emmett CROUCH finished seeding his
half-section of land adjoining the
TOWNSHIP of Edmore last Saturday,
April 9th. This is finishing seeding
rather early in NJ Dakota.
Miss Alice Hanson will represent
the Edmore schools in the county spell.
ling contest to be held at Devils Lake
tomorrow, she having won first place
in the spelling contest held here last
week
Banker Larson of Fairdale spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Lee,
and Monday he went to Devils Lake
by way of starkweather, J. E. Doug
erty took him to Starkweather in
the auto and from there he took the
train to the Lake.
A fellow by the name of Maroney
who has been about Edmore for the
past several days was taken with the
Snakes" last Saturday and was ir
bad shape. Some of his friends al
Lakota were notified of his condition
and some parties came up in an auto
Sunday and took him back with them
The probabilities are that with more
to eat and less to drink for few days
he will be all right. +.
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The Noonan district.

the NOOnan u1SCT1ct. j.5$$}5& 5%sg Sg'
Messrs. A. H. and Will Engelhorn,
Martin Swensen and Albert Hausman
drove to. Devils Lake and return in
Will Engelhorn's auto Saturday eve
ming. ii 4 b. &@- e- 3EG#
Census Enumeration Ole Hoystad OF
De Groat and Carl Christianson of this
village started out this week counting
the members of Uncle Sans family
In them respective districts. q. .,
Mrs. John Mclean and Mabel who
have been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
McLean's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mccormick, for a few days, returned
to their home at Devils Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Guy Slaughter, the telegraph;
operator at the Great Northern sta
ton who has been enjoying visit to
his old home In Michigan, has return
ed and is again at his old trick" in
the depot '.'~~'!- sE.&~ G::a@
Sheriff Ben Olson Of Williams, coun-
ty, accompanied by Judge Goss Of the
western district, were in town a short
time Thursday. They were en- route
home from Devils Lake, driving thru in
the formers auto: a' - s.> = s's
Miss Jennie Hesser of Carthage,
Mo-, sister of Agent c. B. Hesser OF
the Great Northern, arrived this week
and will keep house for her brother
as soon as Mr.. Hesser can get posses
sion of suitable building '9"'a>',l'
Johnnie Mcconnell returned last
Friday from Port Royal, Pa, where
he has been spending the winter. He
was accompanied home by Mr. VIM.
Bender, cousin Of his father, who
will work for Mr. I. B. Rohrer on the
farm this season.
Mr.. A. c. Rainboth of De Groat was
in the city Tuesday shipping a carload
Of household goods and farm machin.
cry to his new home near Castor, AL
berta, Canada. His boys have already
located near there and it is with a
view to being near them that he NOV
es. Mr.. Rainboth is one of the old
settlers of De Groat, and he will be
greatly missed in that community
He recently sold his farm of 200 acres
to Mr. Joe Aadah1 of De Groat:.
A number Of friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Solberg
Thursday evening and gave the hos
and hostess a very pleasant surprise
to the former in the nature of birth
day anniversary celebration, it being
the close Of Johns fifty-ninth sojourr
upon this terrestrial sphere, and to the
latter in the nature Of a welcome
home. Those who attended report {
very pleasant time. Mr.. solberg was
presented with a beautiful writing
desk in remembrance of the event.
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NEIGHbORH0OD NEWS

Freddie Skaar left for Grand Forks
Monday to resume his studies at the
Business Collegs.
v. e. Lagerstad went to Devils Lake
Wednesday to attend the assessors
meeting.
Miss Jennie Graham returned to
Mayville Thursday to resume hel
studies at the Normal.
If you think spring is not here ask
Rollie Strong. He has finished seed
ing and is looking for more work tc
do.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wilson left this
morning for their old home at Sparta
Wis, where they will reside in the
future.
L. J. Severson left last Wednesday
for points in Montana to look ovel
the homestead situation and also othel
prospects.
]. o. Haig, Supt. of schools, was IL
town Monday and Tuesday visiting
the schools and looking over the poll
teal situation.
Mrs. E. A. Mead and children arriv
ed Wednesday. They will begin house
keeping at once in one of the cottage
in the south part of town.
Munich had a very disastrous fir
Monday evening. The Farmers Ele
vator and coal shed burned to tn
ground. These are bad days for
fire to break out as there is seldom
day without strong wind.
Eifel Iverson, age years, son q
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Iverson, died a
the home of his parents Sunday ever
ing of pneumonia. The funeral wa
held at the house Monday and tn
remains were inferred in the Stor]i
cemetery Na>