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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-13


The persons who did not see 1.-THE
Fruits Of Vengeance" at the EDNA
during the early part of the week miss
ed seeing beautiful story set in pictures.
The story depicts, much stronger
than words coutd tell, the terrible re;
suits that may come to people who will
not control their anger and explain.
In this instance one man served year
and when released plans to kin the
other for nothing more than chjM,
ren's quarrel. A little girl interposas
however. and by kind words and act
ions saves her fathers life and recon-
Giles theenemies, Moving pictuees are
now along high moral plane and the
management of the EDNA are getting
the very best. - n
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-13

N. Clyde Fulton of Ogden and Grace
f. Thomas eff Spanish Fork were united
in the Holey bonds of matrimony at
Lehi Wed. afternoon. The bride and
groom returned to Spanish Fork in the
evening where bounticus supper was
served at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Thomas. They
recipricants of many beautiful weddi e
presents, presented to them by near
relatives who were also present at the
supper. lln "a 81" ot,.,s,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-13
LOCAL JOTTINGS

House For Rent-See Niels Anthem.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-13

FOR SALE-A team of young horse
cheap. See Ed. Christianson.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-13

A farewell party was held in the
Fourth ward meeting house last Satur-
day evening in honor of Ernest Whit
wood who left Monday morning to All
TWO years mission in the Northwest
ern States. A splendid program was
given and refreshments were served.
The many friends of Mr.. wildwood
wish him success in the mission field
Self Culture Club met September
10Th at the home of Mrs. Bell Jones.
The time was devoted to electing new
officers to act for the coming year. Mrs.
Lyle Greer was chosen president, Mrs.
Edna Brockband, Vice President.
Mrs. Ella Braithwait, Secretary and
Treasurer. Mrs. Annie Stanton, Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. /: Lyle
Hughes, Mrs. .ClaFa4 Robertson / and
Mrs. Lizzie Evans were chosen as A
committee to out line the winters work.
Mrs Eliza Davis and Zoe Brockbank
were received as new members. De
licious Refreshments were served and
the club adjourned for, week. ~. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26


Making Guthrie the Foremost Commercial City in the State
4 Page of Husters Who Believe in Boosting and Keep
ing EOerlastngly at it,
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wonout in to that should
oe
Wha souh
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than nanthn a moi
iehss much
Theresa aba ring Of Rpubis poni icans n
must
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-18

oeS ytep Jerieper Rcprdientanten benz
9toths6tnan3geieR gegeniiber an.
I'm hdIb Elm lIbr Wtprqens fteLlte ber
SlIbrer Der W}tnoritGt, Oberit gIarf
Wto., ben Intrag, bdb Der Sprecher oes
3fpungen tper6en folIe etne@ntfhefbu1a
oaruber ob3ugeben, oh bic Rprris'ffe
HeIolutton In Orbnung iei. Gr maf,s
te ii6 iiber bic 8e6duptuno bes SIRE.
hers luittg, odB sr ben 5aa reiftidl
uberlegen uno nah Brdceoenafdaen
iu6en miiIIe, ebe er eire Gntfheibuno
abgeben tOnne. Gr iugte, DaB Der Spres
DER i'm ielben Qugenblid, in benz bic
6roge aufgetporfen purbe, fhon oes
puBt babe tDte er itimmsn piirbe.
Hepr. Wann opponirt benz 4ntraa.
Jtdhoem Der Hepr. Mqnn Inn 1.25
W}orgens dufgeb0rt bate gu fpredsn,
erneuerte Repr. Sapnep feinen fhor
um eli u6r 8eitelten 4ntrdg, baB oas
5au5 his um 1855 am Sreituq gor=
mtttag Bauie made. D}tt Dem Tuz
mensdufruf ii6er ben 9lntrau iEuroe
UNI / ubr 40 Uttuutsu Wlorgeus be-
qonnen.
Die Snfurgtnten immer
nod benduf.
I'm 3tpet ubr Morqens perporF bas
9aus gum Orttten UtdI nit 141 deuen
l33 Sttmmen ben Qntrag, bis ssreiz
tao Iormtttug um 1l.45 Boufe an
MAIDEN. Die reguldren Republifonsr
begannen oann iofort pieber nit tbrem
Jtlibu'tiren uno Repr. Smith, AepuS
bl1taner BON Soma, ein DEtqlieo bes
aommtttees fir 4egeln, nabm bic
Ian9pellige 8ebotte Ipicoer ouf. Gs
mar nun nd3 3Dei lIbr Moroens unp
etn Gnoe mar nod ni6t in Sidt.
Der aT9hdnif6e 5anatifer, Der Dor
ungetdbr elmer Wo6e 3Dei 9lmerttone.
rtnnen, aIs fie bic Smur.moInee bel
JeruiaIem beTu6ten, bur6 geppInrz
14une 1hDer Derrrunbste, tit perhuftet
norben unb BAT einoeitdnbsn ben
Itoroangrtff gemaht gu ba6eu. Der
onerItanl'te Selhaftstrdger in RDn.
ltantInopeI bat an oas Sta1tsoepdrtes
ment teIegrdpbirt, baB Der Wednn in.
9efangniB bic 5oIge Der gerpunbuuz
gen abDorten mub, ebe er pro3effirt
pIrb. Sine Der Qmeritaneriunen bat
Elm 4uge oerloren uno bic tiirtiIden
8samten BADEN ertldrt, baB benz Usanu
Die ihrperIte Straie auferleqt iperbeu
fpurbe, unb iie baben bei Der amerifas
nifnen Sotfdaft geouuern iiber ben
8orfaa auageorldt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-18

QouisDilIs, Rp., II. Uldrs.
George IT. Waibburu, Setretdr Der
National &tceRie 2eague, erbieIt am
0onneritag stneu reqiftrirten Brief
ungeoffHet 81 rid, ben er Dor eintaen
Sa9en mil oem @rIuheu an cSobn 3.
foteteIer geIauot bate, Die Ulobel
IleenIe 2eQgue moraliib unb finanz
3leu 5u unteritUBen. Der 9rief g9aIhz
burne's mics oarauf bin, buB Rodez
teller Der Intt SaIoon 2eaQue $3.50
900 9eidentt babe; paB bic Brobibts
tlon in ben usiiten StQateu eine 7Furce
let uno oaB Die W3ooel 2iceuie qeooue
be3pete, roen &leinbGnoIer in ogiiti.
gen 9etrdnteu BON Der 6errftaft poz
ltttIher 8oiie gu befreien uno ben
9dnoIer nur banu bic 9iseug All uebs
men, penn cine 8oltsQbitimmuuQ IS
10 bel6IteBe ooer penn er bos 8eIeB
perIeBt babe"
HodeteIer lpuroe in Dem Sdreiben
er1u6t, 3Dede unO 3ieI Der 2iau 81
unteriu6en uno .tpann sic qlau6en,
Dab tbr Bert ponBertb unb Die 2euts,
pelfs odAInter iteben, ebrli6 beitrebs
ftno, oas 3tel 81 erreihen, Damn err
luden mir Sic um S6re moraliihe
uuo ftnan3ielle llntsrItiitunQ."
Der Brief tpuroe nit Der 8emers
lung rIHnabme pertueigert" 3uriidqes
fbidt.
pearp's gprIefetour i'm
Saben auf9eQebeu.
Rem gort. IT. Ulars. Gonz
manoer Robert &. Yearn bat feline
8orLeietOur i'm Siioen uufqeqeben. Die
Q8etgerung oes 9ouperneurs gronn
bon Georgia, tbu in 2lttantu ppr3us
itelen, ieire 8e3eihnunq Bearp's ais
etnen nfater", ippie Der ipdrtihe 9ez
iuh Der iettberigeu @prIeIunqen per
dnIaBte oas Gioic Serum in Ren
2)ort, unter oefen 2tuipi3ieu gcaros
8orleiunaen itattfaroen. AZ fplQeuoer
GrtIdruno: nDas GiDic Tprum gus
reau bat es fir rathiam qcfunoen. ale
anaeIaqten 9orleiunQen Gommanoer
Robert &. Pearp's i'm Siioen 3u tam
5eIItren, ba es ntht nil, bof er feiteas
oes gublitums talt bebanoelt fueroe.
IS nil ibn ferner oor Sniulten bepa6z
ren, tpie 6ouoerneur 8ronn BON @eors
gta in atlanta ibm 8ufiigte."
9on bem 8oupetneur
million petirt.
5rantfort, 9p.. II. w}dr3. --
Yer Gouoerneur g2iuIon petirte am
2tbeub bic attu'ide 8ortage. Der3Ez
folge 3erIsrn urb pprtisrs in 6o.ets
uno Reftdurdnts nerboten peroen Ioas
te, grintgsloer an3unebmen. Gr uns
tersethnete bic @orIage, oer3ufoIae cine
Sentndi.r gibliot1etsSommiiiion er.
naHnt uerosa ioQ.
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aus benz 9tutihen Rel y.
Berlin, II. Wdr3. Die dmsrls
faniiGe aunitausitsllung tpuros am
Tonr9ritag bon oem aronprin5sH
gDilbeln eroFfnet. Der amsritant'he
8otiddftsr 5in uno Der gdH3e Stab
Der gotihait paren Sugesen, iple nrch
Der omeritdniIfe Gsneraltoniul 3has
dera, Der aun;lsr pon SstbmanEe
Soaipta. ni. prin,siiin fFrieorit Geo.
polo bon greuBsn, bic Winilter 1roti
su Sols, Snoofu uno 3slbriid, Dberii
Grnft BON Gbel, iriiber Wilitdrsgltt1s
die in Wdfbinaion, uno Or. 5RobCr
2eDa!o, Der oeutfder 9enerals Rom'
miiIdr Bel Der Ct. 2ouiisr WeItauss
ftellung mar.
Der aronprin5 kiihtiste bic
fGmmtlifen 203 8emdIoe uHo er ers
fldrts, paB sr einige pduon sa taufsn
,piinife. CIR seigte beionoerss Jntsrs
eiIs fir Wlelfer's portrait ces prdis
benten Ropiepslt. 4ud) bic Wbiitler's :
it,.n 9emdloe erregten feline befonosrs
glufmsrtIamtit.
Die 9emdloe tpuroen bon IL S!uos
ten in amerita ssihidt uno iis ipurotn
fopobI bon Yripatleuien ipie Don pfs
fentlihen 9alerien ober bon ben Ulcs
Isrn feIbit ssliebsn. Bon Den 90 ames
ritdniifxn Wdlern, beren Bem1loe
ousgeiielt fpurotn, iino 80 dm 2ebcr.
Sic Yeritor6ensn Iinb: Dbiitl:r,
Ma1tmann, Mpunt, 5heobor. Ro6iEs
fon, 6Omer Wurtin, Diaium 9nnt
nno Georee Snneb.
Stiirmii6e Ssenen I'm
REID stag.
Serr BON Sloenburg, Der Gonierpls
fine uno gigrdrier, Der am %. Sdnuar
beinabe sinsn ardlpda i'm Rsifsilg
berurfaht bate, ols er bel elmer Tiss
fuiiion iibsr bic prdrogatipe oes aci'
fsrs bic Bemertuns mafts, oaB Der
a1ifer bds Rett babe. III iel.r 3.it
einen leuindnt nit sshn SoIhdten abs
sufhifen. um Den Reifstas su itii.s
zen. brdhts audi am 5onnsritas lpie.
Der 9sben in oas !oaus.
Cine ts3iislite anfrase bon Slbsas
bures bsantiporieno. CAB iif General
pon GebfaiteI, Der mili.driite gerir.s
ter 8anrTs i'm gunoesraib. siniss
Wsiiht. Sur 3ufrieoeubeii BON Closns
burss Die Rebe oes boperiifxn qriesss
miHiiters 30 ert!Gr.n, in ipsIher o,rs
ftlbe bic Grildruns pon SlDenburgs
iibsr Die Votbptnoiateit elmer abfolas
iiitiifFn NtgisruHe, ipie aud, isirs
jpGttiihs gtmsriung iibsr bas 0srho!s
ten Der 8aperu in Der Sfloht sci
HoBbah ais .sefhmndIos unb tat.s
los beseidlnet bate.
BeneraI pon DebTatiel Tdqts, oas
Der arisgsminiiisr niht bic abiit,t aes
bobt bdte. 6errn bon Gloenburg al
belsibissn. Der 2estsrs srtldrte Iih
NIT bisisr grtldrung sufriebsn uno bic
NngelsgtHbtit ft,ien erlsbiat su Iein,
als bic 5or.fhrittier MiilIsrs Wsin;ns
gen uno b1ubmnnn uno Der Eosi1liit
Hosts fih barber !uitis mahten. oaf
pon CIoenburs Seslpunaen iporben Tel.
bic 3uriitipeifung rubig ein3ulteden.
Don Closn5urs erbob iish oarnufbin
tn grDbier Mutb unb ertl1rts, baB .sis
ntr Der Wdnrer, bic ibn dTipts
ariffsn, audi niir cine Joes BON per-
fonli6<r ghre befdBtn. dele gemerz
iang bate 5ur Jolse. b0b bic Eo3i1s
liiteH, aibsraleH uHo Urtifnnioen I'D,
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Bon sinem nnbetannten
m o T be |.

ghieaso. II. Mdr5. garmello
gopris. Elm italieniiher gambler, ipu-z
be am Gonneritas Rahnlitias in leis
ntm aabsn nen einem llnbetannten,
Der leiotr entsam. trn,orbet. Man
sl1nbt. nab RGte bcs Wotio Der That
mar.
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lNcfterberid)t.

1urGbip: SdDnes unp ipornss
res Wstter an 5rettus uHo Samltds;
i66nes pdrmeres Wetttr I'M oitlihen
Gbeil. aeid,te Ditlite bis iuplldie
Minne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-18

goli3ei mu6t burAdus feline NnTtdtten,
I'M Ra6fOrfdungen mad Den 0ieben
an3uiteIIen
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Nus oer Smnoesbauptitaot
Sin bcfti9cr anmpf,

Sth HtlhtBtL StuHtp'f
get 6em es iidJ barum banbelt, bic
WtGfJt DeS Spreders Cannon
5n breheu,
SIT I'M Heprdientanterbaus i'm GaHge,
0as 5aus mar nod um 2 l1br Wo-s
gems in SiBung uRO teiR GnDe
in Siht.
Die 9emotraten uro SuIurgenten, pDn
ReguIGren unteritiibt,
9erparfen ieben 9ertaguugsdutrag.
Cannon unb feline Qnbdnger
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WuslanD= Selegrapb
Gus Dem OeuUt,n Rei6.
Die amerifanii6c aanits
2lmsitellung in Serlin
erDifnet.
Etiirmiite Ssenen ipieltem lth
wdbrenO oes Cages I'M
Heid)stas ab
(sbe er lid, iiber bic citerfeiertase
pertaste.
Don Slberburs, aonitroatloer uno
igrarier.
a.urbe 10 beftig pom ben 5ortIdrItts
Isrn 5ugsisbt,
EaB .r in ofFeuer SiBuns bret ieiner
gesner beuuhrihtiJts,
DAB sr ibnen jebsrisit 5ur 9rIiigung
itshs
Belaien min an iyruntreia Disbsts
per9eltung iibeu,

@enn bas Fran3oiii6e 3ariiseisB IN
iebiser JaFng ungsnommen EpirS.
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SIT i'm RsprdIsntanterbaus i'm Gang
9erparfeH ieben 9ertaguugsartrug.

Cannon unb feline Qrbdnger
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@O er iudbremo bee Sasss eine
game amsabl pDmHeoen bielt.
aim 2lbeno reifte er nah Ho6eiter,
Jsetu Yort.

teine 0orlduHgen i'm SUoen
mehr
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
Ministerial Meeting.

The ministers of the Mayville district
ct Hauge Synod Of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church held q very successful
aeeting in Oakes this week.
The services began Sunday morning
With sermon by Rev. Johansen Of
Horace, and Rev. Rendahl Of Fergus
Falls preached in the afternooa and
eveaing.
At the Monday sessions, the theme Of
sanctdiication was discussed and that
evening Rev. Neswick of Litchville
preached q sermon. Rev. Nesleim of
Lisbon sang q song which wss much
appreciatea.
The same theme of santiication was
discussed ct the Tuesday session and il,
the evening all left for Rutland where
the meetings would be continued.
Rev. Nee, the resident pastor, has
been baW man the past week. Many
members Of the church are present to
attend the meetings.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
Froa County Superintendent.

$780, 1AS. S041 0UpoAA1Vo4VO0ss
The school children of Dickey county
will hold their first corn contest in
Oakes Oct. Is, 1910. Last spring three
hundred and fifty children were sup
piled with good seed Of three varie-
ties. viz: Northwestern Dent, White
Dent and Minnesota No. 13, and en-
tered into the contest with great zeal.
While weather conditions have been
unfavorable yet, notwithstanding, the
children cultivated their corn and have
done their utmost to grow the best
corn possible. We urge all children to
send their corn even though it is not SO
good as they hoped for. Prizes are Of
fered for the best corn and also for the
bset essays on "How Raised My
Corn" Both corn and essays should
be sent to the Commercial Club, Oakes,
N. D., If possible a few days earlier
than the date Of contest in order to
give time for arrangement. In addi-
tion to the corn contest an exhibition
of school work will be made.
Mrs. G. M. Lowell,
Z II Co. Stunt. Of Seioola.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
GLOVER.

Miss Johanna Kraft auuiyed home
from Gackle this week.
Mary Bennedix left sm Glendale
Monday to visit friends. i
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock. Ep.
worth League at 2 o'clock. -,
C.HB. Andrus and faaiay moved into
their residence here last wsek.
Dr.. Flower of Gackle hes been visit
ing few days at the Krx6t home.
The Misses Griess Of Sutton, Neb.,
are visiting their many sslatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Middaugh, who has heen guest
at the Grosshans home, lett the latter
part Of the week for Oales where she
will visit short time before leaving
for her home at Minneapolis.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.


The Rev. John Wright will preach in
our church next Sunday at both the
morning and evening services. /. Mr..
Wright has very kindly consented to do
this in view of the PASTORS absence at
Synod which meets at Minot this week.
Our Sunday School opens immediate
ly after the morning service; Christian
Endeavor at 6:3O in the evening, and
the evening service at 7:3O. Our pray
er meeting is held Wednesday evening
at 7:30.
You are most cordially invited to all
Of our services. We try always to
make them not only interesting but in
spring and helpful in practical way
as well.
-Bertram G. jackson, Minister.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
GUELPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wagner were
Hecla callers Monday.
Mr.. Bear of Glendale was Sunday
visitor at Mr.. Wagner's.
G. M. Baker gave . Bible reading
Sunday in the M. E. church.
F. C. Courtney and family were Wis
itors at Glendale Saturday.
F. A. Denison and wife were Sun
day visitors at Amos Waite's.
Miss Monte Munich d oakes is visit
ing with her sister, MrS. c. B. Deni-
son.
C. B. Denison and J. D. Root left
Saturday for st. Paulwith some cars
of cattle.
The M. e. aid will meet with Mrs.
Sadie Waite Thursday afternoon. A
good attendance is desired.
Rev. c. c. Williams will preach Sun
day, the 18th. at twop.m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
VIM. Mccoy reports the first fax
threshed. From = field of twenty acres
threshed a little over nine bushels per
acre.
Mrs. Henry Courtney had the misfor.
tune.to fall Monday afternoon and was
hurt so badly a doctor was called from
Hecla.
] ]. C. Craft and mother, Messrs.
Caldwell and Kunrath, Sylvanus Waite
Mrs. Stephenson and Mr.. and Mrs
Samson Of Ludden expect to leave Sat
urday for Long Beaeh, California.
From present outlook many fields o,
flax which were considered WORTHLESS,
will in a few days IL weather remain,
the same be worth cutting and will
present price Of dax do much Il
help out the farmers tkat were halle,
Tout.
I There will be box social Saturda,
: evening, Oct. End It the home of Mrs
Wagner. Priceof sMes is limited t
so cents. The trsceeds will be used t
purchase . new desk for the sclsoo!
Every one Is csrdislly invited to b
present. 5.a
. G. M. Baker has fine radishes IN
lettuce which d the second crop IN
grown from seed matured and sel
sowed this fan. ANY doubters can sal
isfy themselves by calling and testin
J the same. California now has q riv.
in North Dakota.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
COUNTY NEWS.
FULLERTON.

K. S. Jensen was out from Oakes
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Van Middlesworth was an Ellen
dale visitor on Saturday.
Harry Tatman was out from Ellen
dale one day last week.
Miss leila st. Ores was a guest of
the Misses Dave over Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Helferty and son
motored over from Monango and at
tended Episcopal service here last Sum
day.
Mrs. Robin Schlueter of Aberdeen
was the guest Of Mrs. A. M. Berg sew
eral days, returning to her home on
Monday.
Miss Irene Wippich motored to Ellen
dale with Mr.. Dave on Friday evening
and remained over Saturday with for
mer school mates. The Misses Jessie
and Gladys Dave returned with their
father.
The Robins family who purchased The
stock Of goods from Mr.. Fitzgerald are
packing up and will we understand take
their dry goods away with them, bu,
have sold their groceries, to Messrs
Klea& & Lee, who will occupy the build
ing.
Mark johnson and Miss Minnie Single
ton motored to Glendale last Thursda,
and were married. They took II,
train here for Minneapolis the SAN,
evening. The couple returned Mcnda,
morning and Mark set up the cigar
and they are getting ready to kee]
house. Therefore congratulations ar
in order.
The Guild had q fine meeting wit
Mrs. Ada Van Mi5dleswcr&t las
Thursday. A delicious lunch wa
served, twenty-eight ladies being pres
ent. The Guild acknowledges anothe
donation from Mrs. Alex. Aexandersou
The Guild ladies are certainly doin,
good work. See the church turnishin
il you don't believe it.
School in Fullerton was opened up o
Monday morning with Miss Cowdrey Q
Little Falls, Minn., principal; Mis-
Minnie Eaton Of Oakes intermediate
Miss Emma Edwards Of Courtenay pr
mary. The new addition to the schot
building is exactly like the old part th
belfry now being in the middle. It
now . building that would do credit t
. much larger place. The ninth grad
will be taught this pear. &1hich vas y
dcne last wear aad Ras tile dansesofou
losing: several fne sfaai1iss drom Flu
lerton.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
--/
LUDDEN.

Mr.. Mustar autoed to Cakes Satur-
day.
H. E. Hyatt returned home last
week.
Mrs. McNutty is visiting friends at
Athol this week.
Frank Fawcett was q business caller
at Cakes Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Brown of Oakes
were in town Monday last.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
Satter. Wednesday Oct. 10Th.
Mrs. Turnham was in Cakes last Sat
uraay having dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schermerhorn and fam
lily autoed to Glendale last Sunday.
George Hanson has started q barber
shop in Mr.. McNulty's meat market
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and family
moved into the old Charley Randall
house last week.
The Ladies Aid extend their thanks
to Mrs. Traver for the pretty quilt she
pieced for them.
Mr.. Anderson Of York, Neb., is here
looking after his land and visited
Schrader's and Hubbard's.
The Ladies Aid will have their annual
sale and chicken pie supper Saturday,
October 22nd. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. North and family have
moved into the Wisenor house and G.
N. Taylor will soon move into his own
house.
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. E. church
met with Mrs. B. Z. Adamson. Each
Of the ladies wsre presented with . nice
gift by the hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adamson expect TO leave the farm
soon.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
Notice Of Sale Of School House

On Nov. 18th, 1910, at two p. m. the
school board Of Kent School District
No. 20. will meet fat clerks Office to
open bids for the sale Of Kent school
house No. 2 Building is heated On the
northeast quarter section 10, township
$50, range 81.
Board reserves the right 70 reject any
;or, Ill bids. HI
By order Of tie school duard.
ss5 --B. +. Bowsrman. President.
~. Mn. =. r. Bowsrnan, Clerk.
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Corn Csutsst Contributions.

The ss6ersisned hereby axresE to
contrihate the' amount set oppositsAsar
iiamesr toss the payment of.d,e
prizes In tie School Children's contest
to be heA IN Oakes, Oct. Is. 1910: 2
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13

J. H. Shepperd of the Agricultural
College at Fargo has written H. C. Nc
Cartney the following letter under date
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1910-10-13
Rally Week.


The past week has been marked as
Rally Week in the life of the Presby-
terian church Of our city and as a re-
suit of the effort new life and energy
is felt in each of the several depart
ments of the church to such extent that
her mission among US will doubtless be
much enlarged and made more practic-
ally helpful
Certain definite aims have been set
before the church and she has pledged
herself to a strong effort during the
coming months for the accomplishment
Of these. The various services of the
week were we'll attended and made
especially inspiring. The rally was
brought to close Friday evening at a
delightful supper served by the ladies
of the church in the Academy of Mus
ic. Over two hundred persons, mem
bers ard friends of the church sat
down to the supper of the New Eng.
land sort and spread upon the tables
most artistica1ly decorated with autumn
leaves and sweet peas. After the sup.
per delightful program Of music and
speech was offered and thoroughly ap.
preciated By the company. DR.. F. w.
Maercklein charmed his audience with
\ his violin rs did Mesdanes B. E. Ryder
md H. Y. Taber with their voices
Several brief but vigorous speeche.
were msde by representatives of ths
various departments of the churcl
which gave strong evidence of real lifi
in those departments.
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Green Flax for Feed.

]. H. Shepperd of the Agricultural
College ut Fargo has written H. C. Nc
Csrtney the following letter under date
of October 18th:
''There is great deal of feeding value
in green fax and your farmers should
cut it for hay and save it this season
when prices are high and rouetage is
scarce. The degree Of maturity which
fax reaches governs the feeding value
of it, but it is all worth cutting and
curing.
1.-THE idea is very common that flax is
injurious to live stock. Some fear that
the strands of linen fibre in it will in
terfere with the digestion, while others
believe tnat the seed Of flax will have
q bad effect on their animals.
1.-The idea of the linen fibre making
trouble is q notion only. The flax seed
will hurt live stock if fed in large
quantities, but if given in moderate
amounts, it vail cause them no incon-
venience, and even if fed in larger
quantities, when the animals have be-
come accustomed to it, will do no harm.
EAT the Iowa Experiment Station
they fed pure ripe flax seed in quanti-
ties as large as eight pounds per 1000
pound COW per day without causing
any trouble whatever"