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Barbour County index., 1910-11-02
HAzELToN ITEMS

for the past day or so, but is not
thought to be in any danger yet.
We are unable to understand why
Dan Edwards is building a barn
when he hasn't ahorse to his name
But he is doing it just the same,
and a nice one too.
At last report c. B. Wainscott
was not getting along very well and
we fear his age being against him,
that he will have a hard time to get
over his sickness.
The protracted meetings are still
grinding away, and much good is
said to have already been done, but
still several hard cases not yet in
the least reformed.
Among the candidates we have
noticed in Hazelton during the past
week were Seward l. Field, J. N.
Herr and w. B. Clarkson. They
each spent one day in this locality.
We noticed L. NJ Landreth fix
| ing up his political fences one day
1 AetOC "OOhs 1AC was 1lllIuS uOI6S
in the road between his house and
town, splendid way to catch votes.
We have often thought that if the
christian people in the church knew
the honest people out of the church,
as we'll as tle honest people out of
J the church knew the humbugs, and
! hypocriteS in the church, it would be
long step toward solving the ques-
tion of right living among the peo-
pie.
Guy Reed, we understand, spent
Sunday night in the city lookup, in
order to get sobered up. This
! young man is on his way to the
state prison on a down grade with
the tracks we'll creased, unless there
is something done to stop him. He
ought to be in the reform school
right now before he learns many
more mean tricks.
Mrs. Sarah L. Jackson, whom we
spoke of in our last letter as being
very sick, only lived from Saturday
evening until Tuesday morning af-
ter taking sick. She was laid to
rest Wednesday and as an evidence
of the esteem in which the family
was held it was doubtless the larg-
est crowd ever attending a funeral
at Hazelton. 1t is a sad loss not
only to the immediate family and
relatives but to the whole commun-
ity.
We have thought of late that it is
rather singular that when any one
has a law suit coming ON that they
will rush to the county seat and en-
ploy either Seward I. Field, Noble
G Tincher or Sam Griffin, instead OF
Glover. This proves one of two
things to our mind they either don't
consider Glover a good lawyer, OF
they don't know a good one when
they see him. Now if they don't
want him in their own cases, does
it look reasonable that they would
want him to take charge of the
county law business? We thinl
not.
DR.. NJ. c. Follett of Olean, N. Y
was here part of last week, visiting
with the family of D. o. Edwards.
A number of the Republican can
didates were here Friday, and Fri
day night they held a public meet
ing and we understand that Sam ant
Glover made speeches, and from
what we have heard since the,
didn't make converts by the score
, nor even a single one that we heart
Of The only difference we can motto
between this and the former race
that Glover has made is that he
q now bothered a little more with tn
political bellyache than in torme
campaigns. This we are inclined
attribute to advancing age, and
!, more or less weakening Of the men
T tai capacity.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02
A MI. webb 81 Enid, Oklahoma,

/. :
A Mr., Webb Of Enid, Oklahoma, !,
arrived yesterday morning to take
the foremanship of the Cresset,
Lost-a sack of clothes and suit
case containing clothes. between
Medicine Lodge and J. A. Wheat's
place in Eagle township. Finder
please leave at Johnson livery barn
and receive reward.
Misses Gladys McCracken and
Marjorie Cook gave a Halloween
party at Miss McCracken's home
Monday night. They were well
provided with all the essentials nec-
essary for the occasion and the
young folks enjoyed themselves to
the extreme limit.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

G. A. Blackmore has plenty o.
winter apples for sale. Phone 164
city or 3O4 orchard.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Found-a watch at the Gerlane
foot ball game. Owner will please
call at this office and describe watch
and pay for this notice and get
same
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

The High School and Alumni foot
ball game last week resulted in a
victory for the High School. Score
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Dwight Mills handles only high
grade paints. ETC.. and defies compe-
titfon as to prices. 81 II
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Vote for Seward I.Field for Coun'
ty Attorney.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Mound City Paints may cost &
trifle more, but-!-J. Rs Youus
Drug Co. ~-
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

A few thoroughbred Rock Island
Red Cockerels for sale. Your
choice s1.00 each while they last
Inquire of J. r. Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

A pickup team of foot ball en-.
thusiasts of the city played a pick
up team at Gerlane Sunday. The
result was 81 to o in favor of Med
icine Lodge.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

c. H. Kerlin OF Cambridge City
Indiana was here this week looking
after business interests. He is the
owner of the farm that is occupied
by Sam Mckay and he has been the
owner of this farm for 20 years
He is quite well acquainted in this
part of the county and while here
was the guest of Lester. White
Mr.. Kerlin is a subscriber to the
Star and says it is a great improve
inent oyer dts predecessor, the Trib-
nne. He left for his home Thurs
day.-1sabel Star.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Joseph H. Owen came down from
Medicine Lodge Monday evening and
in looking over Kiowa expressed
himself as more than pleased with
the progress that has been made in
the past few months. He remarked
that he had not been here for a few
years and hardly knew the place
Kiowa Kansan. l-
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Having more stock than I care
to winter. ] will sell at private sale
about so head of fancy . high-grade
Angus cows In calf, 6 or 8 young
mules and 8 or good young Jacks.
-H. J. Parker. Medicine Lodge,
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Wolf Banquet hams at Cole &
Sons.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-02

Port Unger was in King over Sun
day
Tim Clawson left for Protection
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
CADILLAC AGAIN BREAKS
ALL RECORDS FOR Low
COST OF UPKEEP
FIFTY CARS AVERAGE CENT A MONTH
The fifty owners in Dayton, O, territory drive aggregate o.
1863 $50 miles total for repairs Of $50. averaging
1871 miles per car and Y each for repairs.

MtamisbUrR - whose ,ar cost the eu.r.r..g
expenditure for the entire season 81 n c.rts
The New York cars Travelled a distance
apprO Eimate 10 ~ trips around the world
and the - DAYTON CAdiliAcs Travelled q
distance equivalent 60 nearly seven tTiUs
around the globe.
Uav'on come- 10 the front with some
figures an gasoline consumption which
are almost equally interesting. - the snaz-
ing low CO-' 81 upksep. Dor instance the
average ~ fusi consumption for the so
Dayton "AF- shows ~ miles TO the GALLON
~ gasoline Tor the touring car. and
- % tiss tor the de'ni-tOn nsau One owner
particularly writes thar he aEed. for
'.as" m'ir-. = niles Der gallon Of gasoline.
ami over 3OO miles On q quart Of oil
'OmtHz one on he heels Of the oiher
rh'-. two s,at snents have bs~n among th.
principal fOpiss Of discussion "a the MOTOR
InK world
While u = possible hat there may he
other ulaAe- Oi uaTs which tan show Gaze.
pi los, upk-rp UO-f IN OCCASIONAL in-ta nee
vet it - safe To s1y thst ths records her.
'rt~h taking one type OF csr a. a whole.
have never been even approached IN motor
cor hu,tOt,
The manufacturers ~ the Cadillac. While
rIiIIIir gTitIhsd. take the pts ud that the
"yp"r."L, 81 New Nork a nd la yton ov ner.
be- rr"i'1ulI duUioated IN every IOraii,.
,u tH" 2 uti"d states v here . considers ole.
uulfD.. of tHdillgcz are driven
They p"tuf 10 uniformly low 1gss Of nm
Keep a. proof Ot the wel-knOwn policy
ahi,h the Cadillac conipany has held from,
~ inception. that the perfect ca nd the -
~ greatest economy must. Of necessity, BE-
the result ~ "onplete -tands rtiization
They contend that New YORK and Tlayton
nav" simply 'Onhru~d vhat hss heen EnO,g n
70 'I" huili"r- " The cadillac and to hun
dr"'i- 81 I-"-- 10 past velr- 10 Wit. That
I'~ 'aai'lh' lH 40 Nem oil ncatiOn Of sCian-
. Nt' .le~lgu and Accurate w0Tktua " shin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

S,au-'.,. we're recently Published In
N.t Work show iug that - cadillac Thirty
o.,.r, had ,Irfvsn theIr cars g,s SO miles
20. h.4u4,iazIy los repair cost Of 81 q.
., -g.s sad 40 the tame that they con
.r,,Y'.,t The .r,.- rennrkabIs recorh Of the
.,..t IN rlc hi-ror~ 81 transportation.
It4y,i on A. hs..I- Of ne New York achieve
,,,aut .,r..- she ,Itrn 81 q second city.
,t,v,,.-.a -rIII lower cost at upkeep han ha 10
.yc- Nc,a recorded
81. ,..,,.,i,,. ,,,,,.r. .,, N.v YORK civ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
AUTOMOBILES.
ATTONOBu.Ess.

WI want "a high class tO take full
charge Of the marketing and sale Of automobile
accessory Of proven worth.
The applicant must show former In
similar work. although this experience need not
have been I'm the automobile industry.
In replying describe fully former experience.
Answers will be- treated I'm strict confidence.
Address =. e.. BOX 1O7. sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

THIS = he glgan &c interest that stands
bchind every HFNZ Autornohile sold and
Macs 10 possible " produce cars that are
able To sstound tho world BY their speed
power aud endurance. - well a. b. thrif
el-gan~c % Wprkman~hip and nnisN
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within few days. He will have a
good outfit, - .n, ,... ..., g..
Rev. B. A. Fail OF Devils Lake will
conduct services in the school house
Sunday evening at the usual hour. All
All are cordially invited. 49,.
Mrs. Fred Prev returned from Dew,
lis Lake Saturday afternoon much i'm
proved in health. She was accompani-
ed home by her husband, Fred Prev,
who went there to meet her. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Anderson and fam
lily have departed for Canada where
they will look over the country and
probably make their future home. Ar
thur is a son of Pete Anderson, we'll
known farmer in this vicinity. They
willtbe greatly missed by their friends.
PENN HUSTLER. Vii +,
Bob Cockkrun of. Devils Lake was
in town Friday. .,>-s - 1871 r.. !. !.
John .Severson was in town on bust
ness saturday. - a: r
Christ Matson visited in Norway
township last Sunday. s..~
Alex Mclean of Devils Lake was a
Penn caller Saturday. : .. -.7,,..
MI. Will Cramer of Devils Lake was
in town Friday of last week. ID.
Willie Schultz Of Leeds came down
on business Wednesday,. .ys,s7~,s 4 ~
Mrs. J. Skyburg returned from Min
neapolis on Wednesday,. = !. .'
Henry Hemschmeyer has returned
from his trip to Wisconsin.
John Schultz of Leeds visited Mon
day and Tuesday in our village -. ,
Louis Olsen, our, postmaster, made a
flying trip to Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. Mil1erkee, our butcher, returned
from Minneapolis the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fulk erson of
Churchs Ferry we're in town on Fri
day. u sias2 4.
Both Robert and Arthur Horne are
here visiting their old homes. ~
Mrs. N. Muehlen was visiting in
Devils Lake on Wednesday and Thurs
day. -. =, g.. -. III
Mrs, sJens Harverson and son, Al
bert, made a trip to Devils Lake on
Wednesday. IT,. T5$
Mr.. Holstein of Bagley, Mimi, is
here. visiting his sister, Miss Tressie
lat the hotel. = ri AZ
!. Mr.. Prendergast and John Engen
left for Shelby, Mont, where they viii
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,..tMsiba.s first App raf,es.s

Is Melba's ttrst public ap pearance was
made at the age Of six, when she sang
COMM Thro the Rye" at school
concert; She whs eager to hear what
her play fellows. and one In particular,
thought Of her triumph. After many
Indirect attempts to introd uce the snb-
ject5 Nellie at length found herself
unable to walt longer ana exclaimed
excitedly: 'tBut the concert the con-
cert! Z I sang last night and was en-
cored. I" And she oked with inter
est In the face aof her friend, who
answered lwitheringly, ..Yes;f Nellie
Mitchell and could see your garters.' = :
.Melba }in "a Biograp ply. " . .;9a III t$5s
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Lake will be reaching two ways at

Lake will bes reaching two ways II. I, at d.
once. s5
Nh q. 81
,,,. I'D ]. assn.
II s q, Z. d,
s. 81 Du 'i'sss ~ y
Married 4 March Y y "a 3 4th ct the residence
ofthe brides ather Isaac % os f
Ontario q toWnship MI. Charles Tuford,
q: y bster toWnsh ID and Miss Sophia
C.S MARI 5.
R,,,,f,,t nm, g, .,bstar q, va NH ME-
arri AN fro,n r,alhyl and t,,,a ui,,.
IA M Il, N ,tv ! \, mi r An MI.
A Il RI 81 d .l,oy ma mn and
MRS. VIM Va 4 i III s5
q
sfat NoF'son re reaoane ple t lF1is1
eeAA4 Observation-Disclosures 944O - NJ
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
ID DECIDE: {: YOURSELF
The . Opportunity is Here, Backedsb by
=: :. Devils Lake Testimony. s1'z " y

= ~sro
Don't take, our word for it. ..sss.. u:
= Don't depend on a strangers state.
ments ~ ;,sl.5,: ~, ~, ~ = .;.,,- Sz
Read Devils Lake endorsement. Ss,;
Read the statements of Devils Lake
citizens. Wills i zs!$ tr,.a.} ,i,3% III: 81
And decide for yourself. =. 4 ss$ 81
! Here Is one case, Of it: -. -, N! .,sS R.
;,,E:W.sR. Gray, Devils Lake says: q
have used Doan's Kidney Pills on
many occasions during the past; ten
years for back ache and kidney trou.
BILE, and they have never, failed to
give me. relief. MY back was very
weak for years and the least cold s.
caught was sure Ito Settle Ii my kid
neys, aggraYatine, my trouble. SHARP
pains often passed through my loins
and were so acute at times that I was
hardly able Ito !: move. After: trying
several remedies that were, said te
cure kidney complaint, and getting ne
relief my attention was drawn tt
Doan's Kidney pills and Iprocured q
bog rat the Devils Lake Drug Co. !,
noticed q Wond erful Improvement at
ter 1 had taken them but a short time
and I continued their use Until ever,
symptom Of kidney complaint shat
disappe VI. J55 e.. i. IT,, & &: .
\ or sale by all dealers. n Price 81
cents. F,sters Milburn 4. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ;3s1 } !, 81. y s.5 5 =:
Remember the name Doans . nt
take no other. ,.S;5 5s@ssssS 5 ;@+ 1
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.Ef,,' EGE"75 ~ :
EXCHANGES
LAYTON REPUBLICAN.

LAYTON REPUBLICAN,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Volden left for
Minnesota yesterday. -,
John Boehmer. has engaged with
Metziner Bors. for the summer.
q. O. Engesather, cashier of the
State bank Of Brocket, transacted bust.
ness In Lawton Saturday.
Henry Whittkopft purchased a thor.
oughbred Percheron Stallion 2 yrs. old
from P. A. Manseau of Devils Lake.
Sam Adler, representing the Nation
al Elevator Co., at Brocket visited rel.
atives and friends in Lawton Sunday
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
James Miller, left for their new home
at Siagher, Sask. A number of old
= friends and towns people gathered at
the depot to bid them goodbye. 49,,
]. Antony has opened up his new
store in the Wandraseck building. Mr.
Antony was formerly in the store bust.
ness in Minnesota for a number of
years but sold out and came to a bet
ter town. We bespeak for Mr.. Antony
a liberal patronage and welcome him
self and family to Lawton.
Mrs. G. Dodge accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Alice Nicholson
went to Lakota to meet Mrs. Nichol.
son whos came up from Grand Forks
for her little girl Dr. Nicholson is
improving in health but will visit his
old home in Bowesmont for WAX or
two before returning to Lawful
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Rose to thk Occasion.

I I. Rose to the Occasion. sss& 3 5s5s
The consul in London OF d continent
tai kingdom was Informed by his gov !
eminent that one Of his Country
men. supposed to be living in Great
4 Britain, had been left g million OF ],
money. After advertising without re-;
suit. he applied to the police, and Az
smart young detective was act 70 I
work. " ~ t WI i $S {s,S5
Ii When a few weeks had gone BY his ]
chief asked him how he was going on,
4 I've found the lady, sir. = 5s:Sj
:. Good: Where is sheY III sy:..5f4 A. I:
81 !: !" At my place. ! got married to her.
uosfnrda un g. ~ ~ 4 ~
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WARWICK SENTINEL.

Olaf Holten and A. A. P. Odegard
left for Rochester, Mimi, yesterday.
Elmer Kolstad was visiting with
friends at Devils Lake this week,
r. K. Kamprud returned from Can
ada Monday where he has been look
ing over the country. r
Merchant Chas. Anderson drove to
Toxic and Fort Totten last Saturday
on a short business trip.
=. A. crommitt, the flax farmer, is
here from Starkweather on business.
He will soon commence turning over
the sod again. 49, Z e
IA M. Anderson will have his ina.
chinery installed in the new feed mill
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t,at+ ;np Ma dv I, /, q ~,
farms south 81 S HI, Il ana
the follow ING .rary naor,la su,s itad
Davi,s lake sat,,rI M mas
Medelm,ann land nm u Az 81 Mas 81
81. Hurd onsta,l u u Uterine and Il T,niIv
Medelm,,aIn,. and Miss small 5ss$,
e, & ) . ~
\: r Z. sTARkWEATHLER I. IA ~ w
Il i Frank aurer ~ ~ q Devils III, AN,
visitor last ontIay
7 George Haney was 4 mass 81 M, Oar M
Devils Lake last T,,esf, IN. M
John Moulgar made N, " trin tn 4;.a I'M
Forks on business la ri week - 81 II
/. .LaMoure Freeaboarn made j business
strtr, to Devils Lake last Monday il ,55
! Mrs. Barthe,d sna t, 6, su ,r,, f,av
visiting her parents Al Devils AXE d;
E Linn! Rist and wife left last Tuesday ,,,,i
for Montana 10 look over The country,
Homer Resler made al Is frin &, yhfi,,ot
last Saturday returning On, on: Monday.
morning. y = Is ~ : s VI: ]
1 :: Roy Ellis made trip to, Devils. L AXE
last Monday afternoon returning 3pr,
Tuesday morning. Il \ III \ & Is: 5 .,Il
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mick snant Il <:
few days at Devils Lake visiting with
Prof. and Mrs j. ;A.5 Hats. .S;$Ss, ;:5s !;
w. N. Jones OF Apnnllonia. :Wisnon-
sin. Is here this week visiting with
his daughter Mrs. Aim. Knight sf@ %,
r. ,I.loyd Roberts has ;been doing some
good work for the A., q: II w at mis-
Mace during the nast week, or two ,' Is.
: George and Edrar ,Rr,gps returned
Tuesday. from Grand For,xs,S: where
fhov haua honn attondino, sohco, ~
.the mast winter. \ ~ ! /, :z5.:s :. +;
f W. W. Brown and his brother - r.
Brown left last Saturday ,mn mi Tor
Calgary Alberta il 1ook over the conn =,
try ~. t> IT.. 5tts
!. CLARK Rahcock raturned 10 Il. Mon DO : :
from. a trim 10; wisconsin E Tow, 2.nd
,ther noints whara ba won't ~ ,,,r
chase q. stallion llHa shro,,.bt : az
ANNA, back With him T. = -, =
r cromnatt and y rho h Nov, = IA. no
been moving their sboraess5 n :. mir !.
outfit to wvarwict this wae,r. nran,ra
torv +o hosinning 70 rn,,no, ao,,sI,.t,n,,s
on Mr. crommett,s hip f,ay. farm Z, =:
CHS Jacobson returned ,t, ,,asst sat,, :.
dav from Leeds where he has haan for
some time and where - had q s1ieht
attach 81 the smallnox He was mar.
ant,ned with h,s naarents tbere f ,,,.1 SOW
eral weeks. during the time that dtf. 4.
ferent members ~ +be 20 noilv had 80
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look over some land Sc SE
Mrs skyberg arrived home We'd
Snesday from the Twin Cities. Oh, her
return she visited frien IDS at Hillsboro,
NJ ID.
Il Mr.. Otto Keseberg left for Devils
Lake last Saturday, March 10. He
visited a couple Of days with F.ES.A,
Gessner and family.
Miss Bertha Acker. 81 cousin of MRS;
skyberg, was . visitor (at The latter'a
home Saturday. Miss Acker Is stenogs
rapher for sennett & Middaugh 81
Cando, N. b y VII 81 5ss#
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-27


OF block 8, Assessors Plat, where
they propose to dedicate a street be
widened so that 1t will be a drive
way of twenty-four feet in width In
stead Of eighteen feet"
Regular Business.
The regular order OF business was
then taken up and the Strengthening
OF the curb on Fifth street between
Reed and Foster streets was propos-
ed and passed and Captain Waters
appeared and asked that Elm street
be opened between Birch and Mon
tana streets, but nothing definite was
decided. w. B. Mcfarland appeared
and spoke In regard to grading Front
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
II was moved and the motion was
carried to build loft In the FIRE de-
partment room Of the city hall for
the fireman and that twelve beds be
purchased for them. The proposed
purchase Of brass pole for the Are
men to slide down brought a protest
from Councilman Butcher, who de-
clared that the contractor who
built the city hall was supposed to
install or at least buy a pole which
was estimated to cost $3.50 and that
he did not and as a result the city
had been beaten out OF a 1920 brass
pole. After number OF bills had
been passed the council adjourned.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-27
GIRLS REMAINS FOUND
IN SACK WITH SKULL CRUSHED
Believed 10 be Victim Of Foul MUIR.

Believed TO be Victim Of Foul MUIR.
der.
NEWPORT. Oregon, July 27.-It
is believed that the skeleton found
yesterday crammed into a sack on
the beach with bones broken and
skull crushed may be that of Miss
Sophia NOyes. OF Blodgett, Oregon,
who disappeared several years ago.
Her sister Is expected in the city to-
night to attempt the Identification Of
the remains. When Miss Noyes dis
appeared she left a note saying that
she intended to commit suicide. Cor
oner Carter said today that he be-
lieved the note to be a forgery and
that the girl was murdered. Sheriff
Ross says that an effort win be made
to apprehend the murderer.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-27
CUPID STIRRED TO
STRENUOUS ACTION
Four Couples Are Married During the
Past Few Days.

Four Couples Are Married During the
Past Few Days.
Miss Emma Carlson was united in
marriage last Saturday evening to
Charles Sanberg at the home of the
brides uncle at CIT Indiana avenue,
by Rev. w. H Fry. The bride has
been a popular employe of the Am
erican Trust company during the
past year and the groom is employed
by the Occur d'Alene Lumber COM
pany,
Mrs. Alice Reddy and ]. F. Mitchell
were married at Spokane yesterday.
Mrs. Reddy has been q resident of
this city for some time and MIR. Nit
ehell is q member OF the arm that
operates the Acme Tailoring estab-
lishment.
Miss Mayme STAFFORD OF Orchard
Lands and George c. Green were
united In marriage at the home of
the bride yesterday BY Rev. Fry.
H. u, Kaesemeyer OF this city was
united in marriage to Miss Edna H.
Sanders last evening at The Dalles.
Oregon, The bride ls a daughter OF
DR.. c. =. Sanders OF The Dalles and
the groom is = son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n, @, Kaesemeyer OF this city. He is
now employed by the Spokane q
Eastern Trust company OF Spokane.
where the young couple win make
their future home.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-27
UNDER PROBATION.

Mrs, Rosa B. Davis walllng who
has been tried under the juvenile
delinquent Law was today placed IN
der probation BY Judge Egbers. The
girl has been staying with her hus-
bands parents at la Crosse for
some time and her mother declared
that she would rather see her daugh-
ter dead than staying there and the
girl says that she would rather be
dead than return to her parents. II
Is said that her mother tried to take
her home BY force today ana a lively
acene ensned. Deputy Sheriff Adams
happened along II the time ana man
aged 10 separate the I've.