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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

WHERE OREGON
HAS GOT TO-"

NFfGhG NE1QN
HAS GOT TO-" .
Has adopted state vide IN. 4
q itiative. referendum. recall. a.. 4
q rect primary and direct cleo. q
. ton Of United States senators. =
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Has provided means for de. .
= clRring by direct vote Of the 4
. people its choice for president 4
= of The United States 4
Has created drastic employ 4
= ors' liability .
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
i4o5 Third Az. NJ. W. Cor. Union ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

activities confined to the gambling
and vice which puts its daily tribute
OF regular percentage into the ,of-
fers OF the Mexican government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

accepted a position as deputy under
Probate Clerk Stein and later under
Probate Clerk L. NJ. Young. He re-
signed his position to accept a position
as salesman in the hardware store OF
John swift and several years later,
upon the retirement OF Mr. swift, ne
in conjunction with his brother-in-law
David Brownell, now deceased puf-
chased the store. conducting n same
under the firm name OF Cosgrove &
Brownell. Later Mr.. Cosgrovc bought
ont his partners interest since which
time he has conducted the business
alone under the name OF b. CosgraNe
He has always enjoyed the mpllcit
confidence and respect of tine com
munity and consequently bullt up a
large business covering "A VIDE secuoh
of territory. Quiet n unHSsuming'
he was repeatedly solicited TO run Tor
nubUc office. but steadfastly refused
owing TO the demands made upon has
business. but last spring he consent
cd 10 run for the city council anu
was elected. He also served for one
wear as MAYOR of silver City in 1881,
but did not Iill out his term owing 10
his removal to Georgetown. he was
also city clerk for several years.
On October IL, 1873. he was marFied
in This city to Miss Cena Brownell.
VINO SltiN AFf1 III s aAHV NN0
children a son. Eugene r.. and q
daughter. Miss Maud Cosgrove. at
present q student in the University of
Colorado. but who arrived home in
time 10 see her father in life. William
Cosgrove of Roswell. an only survlv-
ing brother. was also present when the
end came.
His home life was ideal and II was
in the home and its domestic ties that
he found his greatest happiness.
Deceased was prominent in Mason
ic circles. being at the time Of his
death Past Master of Silver City lodge
No. 456. Missouri Register, Past CoTn-
mander Malta Commandery No. I. and
Past Grand High Priest of the Grand
Chapter, New Mexico. He was also
q member of Ballut Abyud Temple,
Mystic Shrine. He wed Masonry and
before his illness overlook him was a
regular attendant at all the meetings
and took a deep interest in Masonic
doings. Mr.. Cosgrove was also a
member Of silver City Lodge No. 4iS.
3 p. O. f..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
LATE EUGENE CCSGR0VE
OF SILVER CITY WAS
SOUTHWEST PIONEER
Prominent Business Man. Mason d
Useful Citizen Was in the Old
Days Express Messenger "l
Sta.c Line To Santa lie.

silver city. y. NJ. Feb. THE
.late ugone Cosgrove. prominent
hardware mechant. wen known citi-
zcn and a pioneer of the southwest
who died in silver City the past week
after a long and cventful career. was
an active figure in the early days in
New Mexico when life was more
strenuous han at present. The fol-
lowing interesting sketch of his ca
reer appears i'm the Silver City Enter
prise:
Eugene Cosgrove was born on oct.
2S. 1874. at Independence. Mo. which
was then on the frontier and his early
life was spent amid the oftimes excit-
ing scenes Of those early days when
wild animals roamed the plains and
savage Indians were W on the alert.
He was the Youngest OF four brothers
and after receiving a common school
education he came 20 New Mexico in
1867 where his elder brother Cornelius
CosgroVe was then engaged in the
stage business with J. r. Bennett under
the firm name of J. +. Bennett X Co.,
and for several years he occupied the
hazardous az Express messenger on
the stage from Santa Re to Mesilla
and Tucson, silver City being on this
line. I'm this capacity he had many
ANNNALn trLt-ff~ ALNANA AtttM - NAAt ga
dams and his fund OF "reminiscences
regarding this part Of his career was
almost inexhaustible and ever "a source
OF delight TO his intimate friends. Fol-
lowing this he served several years
as post; sutler At old Fort Craig. a few
miles below the present town of san
Marcial. on the Rio Grande. On st.
Patrick's day. March l.. laSS. he
landed in silver City on the daily
stage coming here to accept a posi-
ton In the newly established store OF
J. +. Bennett x Co. in what is now
the southern Hotel building He
proved q valuable salesman and re-
MANNED in the companys employ tn
I'll 1878. when he formed a partner
ship with Robert Black. the well
known contractor Of this city. in the
sav mill and lumber business. the firm
operating q sawmill IN the Burrc
mountains. He retired from the firm
in 1SSe and IN 1SS1 he went 20 the
then booming camp 81 Georgetown
this county. and opened a large gen
crai merchandise store under the firm
name II CpsSrovs and Holt. The firm
prospcred during The boom DAYS OF the
camp u hc continued Ia business
until the latter part ~ the eighties.
Nhel he returned b Silver Clg and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
VENAbLE RESIGNS
AS DISTRICT
CLERK
WILL PRACTICE LAW WITH
JUDGE EDWARD A. MANN
Judge Abbott Appoints Thomas
K, D. Madison to Position,
Charge TO Take Effect on
April First.

Judge Ira 4 Abbott. yesterday an
nounced that he had received and had
accepted the resignation of John Ven
able. as clerk of the second judicial
district. to take effect ON April first.
next. and that he has appointed At
torney Thomas *. D Madison of Al
%buquerque to the position, effective
on the same date.
Mr.. Nenable. who was appointed
by Judge Abbott in September, 1905.
resigns from the office to take up
the active practice Of law with Judge
Edward a. Mann of Albuquerque, the
drm to be known as Mann and Ven
able, with offices in the y. r. Armiio
building. Mr.. Nenable came to the
clerks office here from several years
OF very hard work as states attorney
in his home district at Murphyvboro.
Illinois, coming to the southwest pri-
marily for reasons of health. He has
been anxious TO return TO the practice
Of law for some time and it has been
generally known among his friends
and associates thar he anticipated
leaving the clerks office in the near
future. Mr.. Nenable was admitted
to the bar in Illinois in 1896, but
taught school until 1899. when he en-
tered practice. In 1900 he was elect
"a state attorney for the Murphys-
DOTO district n after serving lVui
years was reelected in 1904. He
served two years of his second term
when he resigned To o to Albu-
duerdue. shortly after he was ten
dered the district clerks office. which
he accepted and in which he has
served very efficiently. He has now
established himself thoroughly In
New Mexico and returns to the prac-
tice Of his profession under the most
favorable cnditions. Judge Mann Is
too well known through his service
on the supreme our bench to need
introduction. and a very bright fu-
tire is predicted for the firm.
Mr.. Madison who succeeds TO the
clerkship has been a resident Of Albu-
querQue for some years past having
been connected with some Of the abb
lest lawyers in the city. first as stem
ographer and later as a practitioner
and his appointment by Judge Alb
meets with universal approval
among the members of the local bar.
Mr.. Madison in addition 10 his legal
training has had extensive experience
in office and clerical work and is thor
ouehly familiar with all departments
Of court procedure It was these con-
ditions which influenced Judge Ao-
bolt in selecting him for the position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
MILLIONS To Be
SPENT ON LITTLE
COLORADO

l-pr,il Correspondence fo poral"F Jouraali

Especial Correspondence 60 nerai"T Joufaail
~f Iulns A%fiaena, fe1 s-A deai
IS practicsnf contaminated whereby
iahn g. church and associates - Den
vcr hasc acquired nearby ad The We
tor rights ana resa rtoif sites IN Tire
iitir Colorado river iu northern Afi-
1ona between sprineertI te Ad Hoi-
brook The selling parties sre the ~
Johns Irrigation company The Mead
ews Reservoir compans and the Idatl
Reservoir company. "a Is understood
from those ln a position ~ know that
uetw cen eight hundred Thousand .
million dollars viii b. spent Ds the
Denver men un irrigation projects an
this stretch of country here vast arr
etH OF fertile land mHf he reclaimed.
This part of Arizona is little def loped
SEQ far and los are trenfen-
luuA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
Rcseption at Ia~ Ncga~
tSreciaf Correspondence TO Ao-ntn< Journal

iig reception 90 De rendered Governor
to-he and Mrs W. J.. Mills on Fenru-
At. H. hy the Commercial club s>-
sisted ht las Vegas citizens, VIII De-
thc most brilliant sven 90 its kind
in che history oI The Meadow 0ur
Governor curry and his starr VII
attend as ufI alss territorial and
county offfrfa1s nationai guard off-
eeTs and others thus lending oisnitN
fn the oecaSinn The decorations VIII
hc elaborate and there viii BE- special
music Cor the occasion After the fc-
eeutiou ut TIRE club dancing niN con-
tnus in THE uuneau opera house 4a-
t1ceuf ~ THE cl1h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
CANnOn-MU RDOCK
EPISODE IN THE
HOUSE
Joe Unable TO See One
Gentleman From Kansas;
Eucalyptus Men MiSQuoting
the Government
Morning Journal Bureau.
SD afunses Buiijing.


Speaker cannon and Congressman
Victor Muirinfl nf kansas. uue of the
fnsur-cnt leah rs figured in "a little
Incident D ut1tr taY fhat CnnEuistl
the house If rHnreSeutaINes The
huusl WAS reese FluE itself futn "a conn
mittee ei the rhale To consider tine
1~rrieultrral Az rouriatan hfl cul tte
speaker east fs $50. aas1If Co fIud
sumo ore to Z reside
The chair HtH ask thar thl rcut-
lemun from Vermont Jake the chair.
Mr. Poster. heWcs was ahSen- rs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
CORPORATION TAX
RETURN MUST Be !
IN PROMPTLY
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO CONCERNS AFFECTED


Especial Dispatch ta itie Morning J%anrnail
santa ~ " NJ Fn lntetnui
f,rsenac COLLECTOR f1. FL. Bafaahnl hv,
received the faaoeias hctsar from thc
treasury % Haftmeut eAlirE attention
g. the corporation tax
rrle afteatian 0f collectors NJ in-
ternal revenue and Others cailed 10
III, provisions - section as 80 che act
~ August s. 1909. requiring corpora
'fions. joint stock cawpa mics. assneia
tiuns ana Insurance companies. suH-
jcet Ia the special excise tnN tisre-
ia Imposed. "a render the prescribed
return II their efoss and net thcnntt
for thf calendar year 1905 0H or Dee
lore the first da} 81 March. 1910 ant
to the penalties imposed b. RE hta
paragraph ct said section 81. fot meg
iect or refusal 10 render such return.
OF for renderine False OF trtudulcu.
return
on receipt 81 thls eircuinr c%uiiec-
tors will So Ear ar possible. AND rith-
out further expense 10 tlia governs
ment. see that notice ~ these pruFis-
ions Of the law are glYeu through H.
public press 70 an such eprp0iH t.nns.
joint stoes eompanies #s0fiGNonh
ana Insurance e~asaganiee
Where the prescribed retagns arn
rert iscd after March II 1910, fhe cn-
vclopes bearing naatmarS showing
the time If Watii1G siIHtf he rVf0.
each attached - the rYtlrn HmtainHa
therein u foev arastt pant
thereof to thls u8ftet
AT stuffed IN sffieia 8 81 rsEula-
tinns No ST. blank iWfis f4 making
the required rrt8rns aim AN Furnish
cd on application fs eeit etars ef in-
LA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
ALLEGED CATTLE THIEF
Is HELD TO THE GRAND
JURY AT LAS VEGAS
Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JournalI

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning J%ournal1
Las Vegas. n. NJ, Feb. s.-Santi-
ago Jaramillo. who was arrested q few
dayes ago at III Cucrvo. on the charge
ur cattle stealing. By Sheriff Clcofes
Romero. was brought to this city Tor
preliminary hearing. which was had
before the justice of precinct No. 3.
mis- morning. Jaramillo waived eX-
animation. and was bound owe to
aawit the action Of tho grand jury I'M
der $500 bond. in default OF which he
was rcmanded To the county Jail.
The members OF the board of trus-
tees OF the Las Vegas grant drove ia
the Garfield dam and ditch this at-
ternOon in company with Civil Engin-
Ger Morrison. Tor the purpose Of in
specting the work thai has been done
on the diversion dam and ditch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

While % IS often impossible TO pre-
.t..f nn accident. ID rs never impossi-
De IL Dt preparcd-it is not beyond
d onss purse Invest % cents in
p bottle 0f Chambcrlain's Liniment
and you ara prepared for sprains.
bruises and like injuries. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

s. sensational action for criminal
libel has been begun by Eugene Brady
D'Nein OF Arizona. against Fizt-James
Mccarthy. the mining expert known
throughout the western mining coun-
try for much more than a score OF
Years as "F1tz-Mac." The action as
based on two letters written to the
complainant by "Fitz-Mac' relating TO
% transaction in the stock of the Lon
don Copper Mountain Mining COM
o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
SHOT TO PIECES

one Of the sad things in lie is TO re-
ceiye a message that a loved n has
been shot to pieces and one Of the joy
ful things is 10 find it only a dream
but YOU can rest assured it is no
dream. but a reality about Ed lie Bre-
ton * Co. house fu%rnishers going out
of business. Everything must be sold
by the ssth OF this month. All goods
AT cost and credit given to those who
desire it, Il wen secured.
ED. LIE BRETON & COMPANY
lis ". Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

Jesse X. Smith. of Arizona. has been
appointed to "a clerical position IN the
office Of Internal revenuo at Washing
ton. His salary will he sl.2oe q year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
M'TAVlSH NOMINATED
FOR POSTMASTER AT
MAGDALENA OFFICE

President Taft today sent 10 the
erato the name of john :. Mactavish
Of Magdalcna. New Mexico to be
postmaster al that place. Mr.. Mactav-
ish is "A we'll known merchant and
member 0f the firm known as the
Bcckcr-MactaYish company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

chamber" No answer, for MI. Mall
by vas also away.
Away up in front. right under the
gaze or the speaker. in II of the
most prominent seats in the chamber
was Mr.. Murdoch. who has fought the
speaker ana his rules hammer and
TOMS.
THE chair will ask the gentleman
from Kansas-and from the mem
bcrs all along the frontier Of seats
came the loud cry Murdoch, Muir
dock,' but the speaker calmly, amid
q roar OF laughter. added, the gentle
man from Kansas, Mr.. Campbell, TO
take the char
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

one OF the most rapid printing
presses i'm the world has been install
"a at the printing office
which will hereafter Dc employed IN
supplying Uncle SANS p~ostOftice de-
partment with Approximately 2.00o.-
GOO postal cards per day. The press
is q rotary. and prints practically au-
tomatically from a ron OF cardboard.
A banding attachment will be added
to the machine, which viii turn OUT
the finished product banded IN pack
ages Of twenty-five postal cards.
The contract with the government
printing office for furnishing the
postal cards became effective January
APPROXIMATELY 60,0Q0.e0o post
cards we're sent out January | by the
postofficc department to the twenty
sub-agencics throughout the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
KNIGHTS
AUCTION
Thursday Afternoon. February 10Th.
1880 O'Clock Sharp.

at the homo Of MIR. A. Holmboe. Stt
North Fourth street. | will sell at
auction the fine furniture If this 5
room home. Goods consist in part OF
q new $40 steel ang kitchen uten-
sis, kitchen cabinet, dishes, glass
ware. $25 oak dining table, dining
chairs, $35 buffet, rockers, parlor
chairs, two couchcs, center table fold
ing bed, heater, fine parlor and din
ing room rugs; $500 piano. new Singer
sewing machine. etc. Inspect We'd
nesday before sale. Goods positively
sanitary.
SCOTT KNIGHT
Auctioneer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

The department OF agriculture has
recently been informed that certain
OF its publications dealing with eu-
calyptus have been %misquoted by seY-
eral companies interested in selling
lands. For instance, Circular 81, OF
the forest service. has been misrepre-
sented in saying that California Will
in a few years be h only source OF
hardwood supply in the United States.
Such a stateemnt has never been made
in any of the forest service publica-
tons and is not considered "A fact.
The department experts believe n a
there is promise of considerable sue
cess in the cultivation of eucalyptus
trees in man parts Of California. but
estimates of profit and 81 growth
have been attributed TO the DEPART
ment which are unauthorized There
are many uncertainties connected
with eucalyptus culture, the govern
ment experts say. which the investor
should take into account.
In some cases statements falsely at
tributed to the forest service in ad-
vertising matter have been corrected
when attention was called 10 the facts.
but not before the misstatements had
been widely circulated. Secretary
Wilson says he does not intend to al
low the name of his department to be
used as q means of victimizing the
public. and that in future II concern
which attributes to the forest service
unauthorized statements may expect
the statements to be publicly disavow-
ed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10

Lucy +. Bunch has been apopinted
postmaster at star. y. n. Willis "
Holder was also named for the post
m"astcrship at sheldon. Ariz-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15
JUoRs SELECTED

List of Jurors for Jan. Special
1911. Term.
Eugene Moore, Center; Peter
Frisk, Freenan;C. A. Foss, Ea-
gle; G. NJ. Hanson, Eagle; ].
Buscher, Mooreton; J O h n
Myrha, Dwight; Paul Teabeau,
Wahpeton; E. w. Cary, Dexter;
]. B. Yates, Wahpeton; Ed APP
ley, Danton; Matt Kraker, Wah-
peton; c. Ebel, Grant; W.. NJ.
Clark, Moran, E. X. Sherley,
Chritine; Ole Ellend; West End
Andrew Olson, Greendale; P.
P. Hagen, Colfax; Edward Will
lard, Dwight; Ole I. Bratton,
Barrie; Carl Hermis, Wahpe.
ton; G.. A. Mallinger. Dexter,
Thomas Kallestad Ibsen; E. NJ.
Hackett, Abercrombia; Nick
Schmitt, Summit; Sam Sam
son. West End; H. B. Sleeper,
Wahpeton; Oscar Rinderman,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15

MIR. Fandel Of the Bee Hive
Store, has gone to the home OF
his parents at St Cloud, where
he will rest up bit before re.
turning to work again.
All masons residing in the
city, whether members of the
local order or not are requested
to meet at the lodge rooms uext
Sunday evening Dec. 18th. to
attend the annual sermon, to be
preached in the NJ. F.. Church
by Rev. Hucheson.
!. Casper A. Erdman an old
settler of Richland county and
of Center township. died at his
home last Saturday afternoon
of heart disease. He was born
in Germany nearly 70 years ago,
The funeral was held in the
German Lutheran church
Tuesday. Rev. Hafner officiat,
ing. The burial in Fairview
cemetery. A wife and children
are left to mourn his loss.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15

about thirty of their nei2hbors
and friends drop in on them
Cards and other games were
played. Refreshments were
served and guests departed de
claring that their hosts were
fine entertainers.
At home with the Kodak. Make
the kodak your family historian
start the history on Christmas
Day and let it keep for you an
intimate pictorial history of the
home and who are in it. Make
somebody happy with kodak
this year. brownies" for
children and kodaks for every
body. J. J. Keen the Druggist.
Special sale on at Miksche.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15
$:$:$ The Stort That Sells "Wootex' ;:*5$

job n Muer came home the
last Of the week from Glendale
where he has been working or
the Industrial School buildin
that has been built at that
place.
Fancy leather goods and toilet
cases. There is no more popu
lar gift presented then a fine
leather toilet case or gift of fine
leather cuff and collar boxes,
manicure sets. card cases,
purses, etc. You will like these
because of their quality and
designs. ]. J. Keen the Drug
gist.
Last Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Friday we're
agrseably surprised by having
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15

Wahpeton; ]. W. Allen, Fair
mount; N. a Moe, Colfax; ID.
8. Nulph, Danton; Jacob Hentz
Elma: Thomas Manikowske,
Nooreton. John Weimer. Wah-
peton; Z. PauIson, ID " g /, t;
John Keen, Wahpeton; Frank
Herman, Mooreton; NJ. ]. Frshe,
Wahpeton; Lars Hestedalen,
Eagle; Carl Hoffman, Duerr:
August Swenson. Eagle.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15
DR.. cILBREATH
DENTIST
omc. in BE. 11iv. Block

Handsome ne of cluny
doilies and center peices at Jas.
Purdon & Co.
fhe w. G. T. U. which was
recently re organized by Mrs.
Scoville will meet on Friday
afternoon at 8 CLOCK, Dec. 10th
with Mrs. Lunday.
A furnished room for rent.
lnquir at Millers Drug Store or
at the residence of Geo. Miller
on 9th street.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Borrill returned
from Hankinson last week. He
has just completed decorating
the new $4,000 German Luth-
eran church at that place.
Oysters that are the best, the
Red Cross Oysters, beats them
all, they are pure from the sea,
and got the sea flavor. You can
get those good oysters at the
City Meat Market. Don't for.
get they are the best and only
45c. a quart. Respectfully,
]. p. Fosberg.
Mems ties. acarfa and m =, {flara
at Jas. Purdon & Co.
a nice line Of baby shoes at
Mrs. Dugars.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15
Local News Items
~ 20

Edward Kruse of Barney was
in town Wednesday. He found
time to call at The Times office.
Miksche & Co. are having a
big special sale cut prices
on all of the goods.
What we have to offer in
fancy chocolates in Christmas
packages you'll know better
when you see them. They are
"Lowneys" made in Boston. J..
]. Keen the Druggist.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15

Regular IN e tt ng of the
Board nf Education was held at
their office in the High School
building last Tuesday evening.
A new shipment of broad
head dress goods just arrived
at Jas. Purdon & Co.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-12-15

a complete Dry Goods Notion and Ready-to Wear Gar
mert House, that has proven it's worth and there
by gained its success by giving it's customers thenest
quality OF merchandise for the least outlay in money!