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Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
MEMORIAL TO N. L. BISHOP.
Fervent Tribute from Eastern Connec-
ticut Teachers Association.

The Eastern Connecticut Teachers
association at its annual meeting here
in town hall Friday at it's business
session, among other resolutions
adopted memorial to Nathan L.
Bishop, for many years a member and
past officer and a man Influential in.
promoting the educational interests of
the state.
ter, lofty ideals and unceaSing labor
for the success of the association was
ordered placed upon the records and
that copies be sent to his family and
the public press. The committee on
resolutions was w d. Tilson. FL. r.
Eaton and Miriam S. SISidmore.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

Two base hits TAtro. Marion. LAbelle, f. Richie:
three base mts LHeureux- Gaens; bases on balls.
OF Paul (. on Zero 5; hit by pitcher. Tatro. v
Richie RailIe; struck out by Paul IL. by Gero 10;
stolen bases. Lizotte q Paul. w. Robertson Raile.
Zero; passed bail. Leary; wild pitch. Zero; sacrifice
hit, Lizotts; left bases. Putnam 10. Jewett City
IL; runs. Cor Putnam Tetreault- Lizotte. Marion.
Lesy. Paul 2. Dupre. for Jewett City v. Richie.
Smith 2. HHeureux 3. w. Robertson 2. L. Mchis;
time. 2.o5; umpire Benoit-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

with Aldrich, Hale ana Depsw gone,
Uncle Joe Cannon in Washington VIII
be doing a tableau vivant. illustrating
Holmes touching poem, THE Last
], fY-New Orleans Item.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
WlLLlMANTlC
What IL Go;po On t.

= What Is Going On Tonight.
Meeting of General Committee A. G.
Tyler Camp, in Town Clerks Office at
z o'clock.
Natchaug Lodge, No. %, X. of p.
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at
the Opera House.
Moving Pictures at the Riio1f and
Scenic Temple.
St Johns Commandery, No. II, X. T.
Meeting of Board of Aldermen in
Council Chamber.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

Erideeport.-@nhe RI. Rev. Chauncey
3. Brewster. Episcepal bishop of Con-
nectfrut made his annuad visitation at
81. PalIf,s church Thursday evening
and confirmed q class of thirty candi-
dates presented by the rector, Rev
Earl II. Kenyon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

DR.. Dspew says that no IL going b
Europe in June. He can't make tine
public believe that president has
sent for him.-Boston Globe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

beginning. to be looked upon as a most
peculiar city by politicians and clear
thinking men throughout the state.
Personals.
S. J. Youngs was a Putnam visitor
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Lisbon of Wrapping is
the guest of friends in town.
Steeple 'Srom" Fitzpatrick spent the
week end ait his home in this city
George Gurley and Clark W. Burn
ham were Hartford visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Hunt are enter
tanning Mrs. Ida Weaver OF Haverhill
Mass.
Mrs. w. P. Stevens of Maple avenue
was the guest of New London friends
Saturday.
Joseph Elliott OF New Haven, for
merly of this city, was the guest of
friends in town over Sunday.
Wilfred Gagnon of Sc Oak street has
received a certificate permitting him
to practice as licensed pharmacist.
Mrs. NJ J. Lord of Waterbury, for
merly of this city, is seriously III with
heart trouble in a Waterbury hospi-
tai
Mrs. A. r. BevilIe left Saturday af-
ternoon for a three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. C. r. Way, of Worces-
ter. Mass.
Mrs. Amanda Comstoclz had as guest
for the week end at st. PauIS cottage
at the camp ground Mrs. Martha IEar-
ris and Miss Minnie Harris of New
London.
James MCCAIN, former night yard
master for the New Haven system
here, was the guest Of friends in town
over Sunday. He is now located in
Hartford.
Rev. Q. D. Fisher is to leave Storrs
May 18th for South Windsor. A re-
ception for the minister and his wife
was held In the church parlorS at
Storrs Saturday afternoon.
Miss Esther Dondero has been en-
gagged as leading lady in one Of the
Bennett Moutton stock companies. The
company with which she is connected
played Westerly last week.
Dr. d. e. Taylor left Saturday after
noon for New York and left there Sun
day as the guest of Frederick SeweN
ON a. two weeks fishing trip in Cana
dian waters. They 80 to q private
preserve about one hundred miles
north of Ottawa
Mrs Louisa ]. TeIfor, a sister of
Constable William J. Hastings, who
resides in California and has not been
east in twenty-five years, is making a
visit with her Brother and family at
Spring street. Mr.. Hastings met has
sister in Boston Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

II Ambassador IIill has never heard
anybody in Berlin greet him BY sRying
Hello Dave" he may prepare Tor that
pleasure. -lChicago Record Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
Would start tho Fireworks.

We trust Colonel Roosevelt viii not
forget himself and ask the German
emperor how he likes the Monroe doe
tFine.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

Score By innings:
Two out when winning Kun was made
SBatted for BerthaLEns IN stu
Balloon out. LIT By battsd ball NV
Score by innings:
North GrossenordaIe II o o Is
Td-gillsge 80 %
Runs, for DoyviIIa Brooks 2. Buckley. James. BeF-
thaume. Allen, for North GrcsTe70rdale Dionne. Au
COIN johnson Carlson. Peioouin; two base hits.
Allen. Berghten. Buckley DionHe. FrapDisr; base
balls Brooks: hit hy pitcher. Bertamus; struck
by Matthew 6. by Peiocuin Z; stolen bases Allen.
Brooks passed balls. Dtoune 2; eseTihoa hit. Afath
leu: left bases Tri-vin&ze 5. Andems s; earned
run. Andems l. time. . hears; umpire. Roy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

Speaker Cannon will have to ind
some excuse other than IN health 10
warrant his retirement.-St Paul Rio-
neer Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
Close of Mission.

The mems mission at st. JosephS
c-lurch closed with the service at 7.3o
O'Clock Sunday evening. The mission
was very well attended and the prea CHI
1Eg most eloquent and CONVINCING.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

Runs. for PIein1sEd Lafrsnier. Gadette. MArah.
Baybcoek. Cuich. for WauEegan RsynoIGS. Wilde.
Barry; two bass hit. IaaAyf bases balls.
coll g. Marah q hIs BY pitcher. RsynoIuds. Narah:
stolen bases WGureEan 3. PIatnield 5: first base
errors WauregAn 8. P1inf1eid L: left bases Wau-
regan 3. PlAiHaeld q earned runs. WaUregan 3.
Planheld s.; time 400; umpire Parker.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
MYSTIC
Aime Paul Disobeyed Father and Was
Drowned-WskefieId Defeated in
Opening Game--W. G. T. u. to Dis
pense Hospitality.

Saturday morning. about 1890
O'Clock. Anne Paul, only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Anne Paul, while playing
with two other boys on some Eafters
in the cove west OF Industrial place.
lost his balance and was drowned, his
body being found by tho Burridge
boys. who. with the assistance of DR..
c. r. Congdon and DR.. w. III. Gray,
but to no avail. The family has lived
here but a short time, moving here
from MapleviIle, r. I. Both parents
are at work in NiniGret nails. The
cautioned by his father not 10 go near
the watsr. The boy was a bright pu-
pfr in the nth grade in Broadway
school
Wakefield Defeated.
II was a great day Cor ball game
SATURDAY. tho Mystic team defeating
Wakefield 5 to o. A large crowd was
present The yvor1s OF the Mystic team
was fine. MoCgan In the box was
moro than wss expected Of him, the
off him. McGr3til as ooacher on third
was a little hasty and cansed two bad
errors to be made and lost two runs.
The waksfseld team Ouofield was a
little weak and caused some bad plays
TO be made. In the sixth inning they
changed pitchers from r. Lingo TO
Taft. which ala not seem 20 better
it much. Donaaaaae Of Westspiy acted
az umpire and his decisions were law.
PolioNng is the lineup.
Mystic-Kane %, MeAfapus CT, NJ
Intfre fh, NnGsrata 3b. O'ponnell cf.
McCiafseEty IT, Holmes SIS. Heating c,
Keenan, p.
waksAIeId-Reid %, Wilbur IS. Allen
CT. q. Lingo lf Dagteish 81. Champlin
lib, Heveran RI. Rouse C, II. Lingo p,
Taft D.
AT Congregational Church.
At the Congregational church Sum
day morning the Rev. George SpauId-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
Victory for wllfrsd sarrette.

Frank RI. Cordier has received a 1at-
ter FROM WiIfred Barrette telling OF his
victory over Fritz Hanson IN b recant
wrestling nlatch at Burlington, VT. The
men are two Of the fastest middle
weight N=festlers in the cauntry and
5avestWice nee IN contests in Putnam
There was sdde bot OF $500 on the
outcome of the Burlington match. Rar-
rette got the first fan in an Aour and
eight minutes end the secofrd in TWEEN
ty minutes. Hanson weighed in at $50
pounds and Bsrretts ut one-Eaan pound
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
PUTNAM
X. of c. Delegates to State Convention
Saturdays Game Won by Je~ett
Cfty-Local Guests to Attend .. A.
r. Reunion-haetheES Day Service.

NJ. NJ. Dwyer ana J. ]. NcGarry
delegates from Cargif1 council. wiz
leave Putnam today fafonoay) TO at
tend the state coHveaTSon of the
knights of ColrndlzIs which Is 20 meet
I'm New Britain Tuesday. The dete-
gates from the councils In Dan1elsen
Wauregan and MooSnp will also came
to Putnam this afternoon to join the
Marty fFesxn faiz aef4U
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Az conoreoationaf Church.

At the Congregational church Sum
day morning the Rev. George SpauId-
ing of the Road Congregational church
exchanged with the pastor, Rev. A.
b. F,arnzhaw. At the vesper service
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

PIainfieId Wins in E. c. Amateurs
League.
Plainfeld won from Wauregan at
Wauregan on Saturday, 8 to 3. Fhis
was the opening game Of the Eastern
Connecticut Amateur league. The
score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir CHINA
plates that we are giving Wttb Qhs
They are beautfah q. J. BLAegcakRn
Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

sT1HIF80aVS sTABkzcS.
rear Youngfs hotel. Main street. ThoR.
eUghAy up TO date service guarantees
Trucking aud heavy team3nE . sDe-
e1n1tEr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

council. which is not by any means
a mouthpiece of the voting strength
of the city. Other mayors throughout
the state make their own appointments
and same are ratified or confirmed by
the council. The way matters have
been carried on here for the past three
or four years is getting to be matter
of boys play and Wilhmantlc DIS fast
beginning to be looked upon as a most
peculiar city by politicians and clear
thinking men throughout the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
JUDGE HUNTER RESIGNS.

Gives Up Office of Assistant Prosecut-
ing Attorney-WiII Remain in New
York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09

MILE. nnAURmcARn
has the latest styles An natinneBE A.
tend her opening on March "a. IS and
&c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
Where TO Trade in JGWGit City

THE BEST IOB CRaAM
IS what L sell, Wholesale and Hetai4 a.
The Corner Store. VIM. Johnstone.
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Lloyd Coal Co.
Incorporates

The Lloyd Coal Co. has been in
corporate dior $4,000 the paper hav.
ing been sent to the secretary of the
state. D. J. Lloyd is the president,
L. W. Whiting, vice president, and
F. L. Sherman, secretary-treasurer
ard general manager. The business
OF the company is to mine and ship
Ignite coal and wholesale it as well,
and the retailing of all kinds of coal
and wood. The wholesale and re-
tail offices are located in Minot. The
company owns 44O acres of the very
best coal land in the state. They own
what Is known as the old Paradise
mine on the Lloyd spur near Burling.
ton, where there is ten and half
foot vein Of fine Ignite, and the Fox.
holm mike with a ten foot vein Of
coal. The concern Is increasing the
capacity of the mines, and is pre-
pairing to do an increasing business.
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Percy Cole Mayor of Ken,nare

Percy Cole was elected mayor OF
Kenmare Monday, with. 101 votes
majority over his opponent, Judge
Rowland. Cole received 201 votes
of the 3O2 cast. .-.'
Peter Bertelson, Lewis Knutson and
S. H. Lowe, all we'll known business
men were elected aldermen. The fight
was on the question of a more eco
nomical city government, and the
cleaning up of the city, morally. Cole
and the other reform candidates won
out. The election was bitterly fought
The Kenmare Journal dug into the
records of the city, at considerable
cost, and discovered some interest
ing things. The Journal threw q lot
of mud besides, the latter actually in
juring the cause of the reform fac
ton. One prominent reformer stated
to an Independent representative that
he believed that had the Journal con-
Quoted but clean campaign, the ma
jority of those elected would have
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been even greater than it was.
Kennare is like q good many other
North Dakota cities. The pace has
been a swift one, money has been
spent as tho the supply was inexhaust
ible and now the time has come to
pay the fiddler. It's up to Percy Cole
Pete Bertelson and a bunch of other
good business men to pay for the
music. r.
It is reported quite generally that
Judge Rowland will bring an action
against Editor w. A. Stickley of tho
Journal for libel Stickley bitterly
opposed Rowland, and wrote
some very uncompltmentary things
about Rowland and his gang prior to
the election.
Mr.. Rowland was in Minot Tuesday
and Wednesday, and altho an indie.
pendent representative made an effort
to locate him, we did not succeed In
getting an interview with him.
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Mrs. Dickey Dies
At Hospital

Mrs. Dickey, a highly respected
Norwich woman, died at the North
western hospital in this city, after a
lingering illness from nervous pros
tration, superinduced by other trou-
bles. Death occurred Tuesday night
at 10 O'Clock The funeral was held
in this city this afternoon, from the
Baptist church, and the remains were
inferred in Rose Hill cemetery.
The deceased was forty-two years
of age, and leaves a husband and six
small children. The death of Mrs.
Dickey is extremely sad. A large
humber of the Norwich and Sawyer
friends of the deceased, attended the
funeral, among whom were: D. Full
ton and wife, Theo, Finseth, Ed. Sim
mons, VIM. Medic, Pap Stewart.
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Gave Them 48 Hours NoticeC Carl Halvorson Killed

That WAS a formidable battalion of
soldiers bent on cleaning up the al
leys and streets of the city, that
marched up and down Minot high
ways and bNways Monday, looking
hither and thither, to see that some
il-s1nelling pile OF refuse might not
be overlooked. The line Of march
was headed by DR.. Pence, health ON.
Ger for Minot. Peter Vandenoever,
wearing . sober countenance, was
next In Hne. pete Is street com.
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Logan Farmers
Organize

The Logan farmers have organized
an Equity elevator company, known
as the Equity Elevator and Trading
Co. of Logan. The company in ad.
dition to conducting an elevator, may
in time branch out into other lines
of business, as it's name implies.
The company is capitalized for
100000, $500 of which is paid up
stock. The elevator will be con-
structed during the summer months,
in time for next falls crop.
The officers are: VIM. Hecker'
Pres. David Bartleson, Vice Pres.
Thorwald Mostad, secretary, David
Forbes, Treasurer. The above are
also directors, together with the fol-
lowing: s. o. Sougstad, Oliver O..
Sougstad, Robert fWaldref, Alfred
Stredwick, C E Mostad.
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Young Man Caught In Gasoline Enrine at 500
AND Meets Horrible Death--Whirled Around
and Around Until Machinery 6reaks

70 Carl Halvorson, aged eighteen
years, in" the employ of the 500 was
fatally injured at the 500 pumping
plant In this city Saturday afternoon
shortly after noon, by being caught in
the gasoline engine. The lad was
sent to the engine house to start the
engine alone, and his clothing caught
IN the wheels. He was powerless to
extricate himself, and his body was
wlhirled around and around ar . ter.
rife rate of speed. His feet struck
the ceiling of the honse with such
force that the marks OF the lads
shoes can be plainly seen, one place
every nail mark IN the heel, being WIS.,
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IDLE. The body continued in it's terri.
bic flight until some part OF the On.
CINE broke. The body was found hor.
ribly crushed shortly after the acct.
dent, and was taken to the North,
western hospital, where everything
was done to save his life, but he
died In about an hour. One arm WA
broken In three places, a leg broken
and his side crushed.
The deceased was the con OF ono
OF the gate keepers at the 500. Tue
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
fromE the Lutheran church on Belyea
avenue,
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@. c. GREGG IN MINOTI
Well Known Farm Lecturer Gives Some Excel
lent Advice About the Sowing Of Seed-Thnks
There is no Danger to Sow Now

crop to put in, would certainly not
wait q minute. I will admit that
perhaps the yield will be not quite
20 large per acre where the seed ia
sown before the ground has sufac.
iently warmed up to gegm1nate it I'm.
medtately. but It will be out Of the
way and tho farmer will have an op-
portunity to put In Z larger acreage.
l do not think there will be any dan.
ger at all from sowing the seed now.
OF course. II I intended to put in but
p comparatively tsmall acreage, !
would wait little while yet
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07
Mcfarland Against
Normal School
President Of Valley City Normal Naturally 0p.
poses the Establishment of More Schools
No Opposition Elsewhere j..

1t has been reported that president
Mcfarland of the Valley City normal
school, is opposed to the location Of
a new normal school in this state,
and particularly one at Minot. The
president probably has an idea that
the new school will secure some Of
the pupils that might otherwise at
astend the Valley City school, and it
is but natural that he would rather
not re the school located here. This
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missioner.) Chief of Police Kimball
was third in line and the way that
Dan kept in step was a caution. They
were an out OF step except Dan
President LeSueur, the captain of po-
Vice and POLITE Commissioner. Ed
Kelley took up the rear to see that
none escaped. The violators of the
city garbage ordinance were given
just 48 hours to make the necessary
cleanup. and the way everybody got
busy waU a caution.
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ia about the only opposition that the
Independent has learned of. and 1t
will probably not cut much figure.
The teachers Of the southwestern
part Of the state recently met at Man
dan and endorses Minot as the To-
cation for the proposed school. The
proposition to locate this school at
M1not, will pass at the next general
election with an overwhelming ma
jority.
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the congressman will wait until after
the primaries.
Vic Corbett, the present incumbent,
is candidate for reappointment. VIC
has made a first class postmaster and
it is said that very large majority
of the patrons of the Office favor his
reappointment. His opponent is Geo.
Childs, who is backed by Percy Cole,
Kenmare's new mayor. The office
pays about $4,000 a year.
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Found Sticks of Dynamite
Olaf Olson and Daughter Locate Deadly Explo-
Sive Under Pile of Timbers Near 500 Bridge
--Ihot Plan on foot to Blow Up the
Structure

While driving to their home west
of the city few days ago, Olaf A.
Olson and his daughter, Miss Emma.
discovered ten sticks of dynamite,
enough to blow up the entire city
of Minot, under pile of railroad tim
bers not far from the 500 bridge. Mr..
Olson. who has had considerable ex-
perience handling dynamite, took pos
session of the sticks, and reported
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w. L. STOCKWELL CHOSEN
Well Known Man Secures Position Of Grand Sec
rotary and Recorder Of the State
Masonic Bodies

it will be- made permanent when the
grand bodies meet IN June. In the
meantime, Mr.. Stockwell wtlasistain
his present Office as state superin-
tendent, and the head Offices will be
retained at Fargo, where the library
is located. This appointment Is a
very important one, and it Is be-
lieved that Mr.. Stockwell will prove
to be worthy successor of Frank J.
Thompson. III
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w. l.. Stockwell, superintendent
of public instruction, mas been ap-
pointed grand recorder and secretary
Of the Masonic bodies OF the state,
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Frank ]. Thompson recently.
H. Bendeke, Grand master of the
Grand Lodge, with the other state Of
fcers concurred in the, appointment
Of Mr.. Stockwell. The appointment
is temporary, but 1t is expected that
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kenmare Has Warm P. O. Fight
Vic Corbett Wants to Be Reapponted But Percy
Cole Favors Geo. Chds, the Banker

Peter Bertelson, the newly elected
Kenmare alderman, was a Minot Wis
itor Tuesday. Pete is good business
! man, and ought to make first class
alderman. He likes a good political
fight, and tits said that he was in the
height of glory when he engaged in
the recent encounter, which resulted
so triumphantly for him.
The Kenmare postoff1ci fight prom
ises to be an interesting one, and
the patrons of the Office are wonder
ing why Congressman Hanna does
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07
What was believed to be Haley

What was believed to be Haley's
comet, was seen shout ten o'clock
Wednesday morning, by Thousands in
this city. Some one booking up into
the southern sky, few degrees above
the moon CHANGED to $50 what ap-
peared to be bright star, but which
probably was nothing less than the
famous comet, thGt has bsen rs years
on the way. The comet. should have
been in ahs1t that pasiGon, (which
leads one, to- believe thaetAatsis. wha-
the thing ID. The BfIkt was ver1
pretty, ana unusual.
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O.N!. Gregg, head Of the Mime
sota experiment ftstation. passed. thru
Minot Monday. Mr.. Gregg is one Of
the best known lecturers in institute
work in the Northwest, and his advice
can always be relied upon. He was
seen by q representative Of the In.
dependent and the following ques-
ton asked him:
M4 Grees. Fea1ihdng ,th.t this
= an unusually early spring. would
you advise q farmer to SOW his seed
now, or wait for warmer weather"
Mr.. Gregg answered: III were
. farmer who had . great deal Of
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the matter to the superintendent of
the 500, w. A. Cole. For time it
appeared as though a carefully laid
plan to blow up the 500 bridge had
been thwarted, but upon investiga-
ton, it was found that the dynamite
had been sold to several Burlington
coal miners, who evidently became a
little too hilarious to handle the dead.
ly stuff, put it way for safe keeping.
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Seven Minot young men have or

Seven Minot young men have or
ganiZed the Dakota club and have
leased Ose-haK of T. P. Mulick's ele-
CANT big fiat. They have secured
housekeeper. and are prepared to en-
Joy the comforts Of home. The nat
has been elegantly furnished. The
members OF the club are: H. z. Nit
c1ell, Dan and Clete Mulick, Leslie
Miller, Jas: Greene, F. Kaufman and
Cap Aaker. as.s
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Leon n. Sanford and Miss Belle n

Leon N. Sanford and Miss Belle n.
Pierce of Stanley, were. u1iteds in mar
rage Wednesday afternoon BY the
Rev. N. e. Ellsworth 1t tho Epfsco=
pal parsonage: The couple remained
III this city until this morning. when
they, started for Stanley in . new In.
terstate auto. which they bought
while hero.