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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
Waerlei.

Die Sbtater 2oge Der
glinben. 4us Matlano pirb gea
itrie6en: Der iemaIs elmer 8oritellung
I'M biefgen Seotus9bsdtsr beigeDoRnt
BAT, piro iid bes Gurus ertunern, Der
in ben 2ogsn bss impofanten Saales
BON ben 9amsn Der lombdroti5en
QrtTtotratie unb qlutotratie entfaltet
piro. Du tperben bic neueften 4drls
fer 9oilsttsu seaeist uno Die torpsrltz
den gets. Der elegdHten Ddmsntpelt
Mailanbs NIT gr0Btsr Jreigebiststt
aur S6du eeItellt. lno babe! tptro
bon Goge su 2oge nit 9eiten uno
manhmal auG1 NIT @prtsn ssgriiBt. ss
pirn tptettirt unb geflirtet unb gar oft
Der Spsr piel tpeniger AIfmertIamteIt
q.pibmst ais bsm gsielIi6aftli6su Sss
ben, bas Ii6 ript nur tpahrenp Der
2pifdsnatte, fpnberu bdufis audi bst
offener S3ene abfpielt. Cine etHat9e
aoos aber maat cine l6blihe ausndhs
me, ibre ssnIdHen intersFirsn iich fiir
uibts anoetss, als fir bic Muiit uno
trsten niemaIs ndh borne, bleiben itets
oistret i'm SiHtsrsrunoe, I'm ben
himmliffen S0nen Inn 10 innIeer 3u
luufhen. ssebtu abeno uehmeu in otss
fer Qoae feds mdnnIite uno ebsniooisI
tpeibli6e 3DgIinse bss bieiistn glins
benz SnItituts glab, feitoem Der grae
bifhoF galobiuna I'M sSabr. 1880 ieiue
qoae Der aenonrtsn anItalt teItamentu'
rifd, bermaht bat. 9ieie 2ose Iiest
| i'm piersn Rang uno gan3 nahe BEN
groisenium, 10 baB Die bltnben 3uhDs
rer unb 3ub6rertnnen BON benz groBteu
Sheil oss Qublitums niht eeieher
perbeu f6nnsn. SisIen armen 9e.
| fdDpfen, bensn bic Sinme!ssdbe oes
auaenlihtes feblt, beosutet Der 9eIuf
| Der nScold" Elm greignib, auf oas fl
ftcb piele Woher porber fhon eefreut
baben. geitt unporbsreitst tpie oi'
| Wlebrbeit Der 3ubDrer, netn, noh forer
| fdiiiasm 5tubium pDu 8urtttur uni
Spernbuh betreten bic 8linoeu, boz
einsm auffeber eelsitet, burh stneu Be
| Tonberen Gingdns oas 5beuter, pOr
beHen Braht unb Slang iie nibts se
nieben f0nn.n, nidt Den anblid be
oetoIIetirten Domsn nit ibrsu funfeln
| ben goelfteinsn, nidt bic herrli6el
j Detorotionen unb Goftiims, nit oenei
bic .Scala4 ale Spern, bic lie il
| Eaens febt, dusItattet. Nber unt i
beaierigsr barren Iie bss gnfunss be
Sper unb lai5hen init porgebeusttl
aopfen ben aldnsen Der Dtuitt, hera
tih bdntbnr fir ben grOBtn 0snub, oe
linen ssboten fpiro, uno gar oft role
aus ben Iseren augenb0blen beib
SbrGnsn Der Riihrung, tDenH be tDsif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Rem Oorf, 10. 5e6. angetom.
men: .2aurentitA Don 2iperpooI. rgs'
pdgne" BON 5dbre. ~2apluno" bon
2tnttDerpen, George Dai9tngton" bon
8remetl.
2tperpDpL 2lngst.: Baltic"
Don RetD Dort.
Soutbampton. anget.: st
gdut~ bon Rem Oorf.
abseg.: Bring Griebri4 DilbeIm'
nab Rem gort.
Gaeenstofpn. 4bgsg.: .2uii'
tanias na4 Rem Yort.
1ober. Qbseg.: rgaoerlano'
mad Rem Dort.
gberbnnrg. ab8eg.: ramert
ia" na1 Rem YDrf.
5apre. 4bgeg.: DG9icaso" mad
0ep gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Der Al s5abre dlts urbsiter Wm.
q. Sbdrp Don glenpale, s., ipuroe &C.
fern Qbsnn BON benz pripatDddter
George 8runer psrbdftet unb 3ur Ger.
fiisuna Der 8e60rben BON BntaDid, g.,
eingefperrt. Ger Osfungens tpirb Be.
ffnloigt, in aenannser Stdot Elm:
Menae Rupferordbt, WleIftng etc. gts
Ilohltn 5u 6aben.
gluf Griufen Ter poli5ei Dor
0oripoob ipuros geItern 5ermaHr
Msnte in ieiner Mo1nung, go. 1896
Noore StraBe. berbaftet. gsgsn Der
9efungenen liegt ein in Qoripooo aus
geiteIlter 6dftbefebl Dor. In fpeihem q
6es thdtfiten ansriffs bsIdulSig
trirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

@rafen bon Der llngarif6en 8ereinis
guna bon glepelanb gegsben fpuroe.
Obfnon feitens Der bsefigen Stopaten
gan3 energifb eegen bic 4npeisnbsit
bes @rafen profeitirt pOrben mar,
tpurben abfolnt teine feinoieItgen De-
monItrdtionen gegsn tbn unternommen
uno es tpurbe aud, niht Der geringits
8erIud gemnht, bic Uidfenosrlamu1z
lung am Sonntag Td6nrtttdg 3u ftDz
rem, gelegentlih tpel6er Der 9rdf cine
Qnfprd6e an strpa 1000 llngdrn bielt.
gr reiit am Wontaa rah ghieaao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
DsriossL LWstisss.

Herr Dr. abolpb 2eue. Der
ebemalige etnbtf6rfter. ipirb am Mitts
mod BON Baltimore aus NIT oem
TampFsr .6dnnODtr- bic Reift rad
her alien 9eimdth untreien. SeiHe
gobine anf bem Dumpfer battle iff
Serr Or. 2eue ppn 1errn Sobn W.
Qammeron, bem 2eiier bss aus.
ipdrtigen Departments Der proDi6eni
GdDings 8uHt 8: 9ruii Co., beIsgtn
iafen.
Sn ibrer Mobnuna, 80. 1908 ppp.
Tar Strobe. In seitern friib gran
MiIhelnine Nogel. Mittpe
ron Wilhelm Rdeel, cine beliebte beuts
fbe greiiin I'm boten Mlter BON n
Jobren ans bem aeben stihieoen. Dis
9,eerbiaune finbet Wittfpoh Ruhmit'
tag INN 2 iibr pom 1rdl1rboult ous
rufl. ssa ..k<zl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

3ortblduen Mbern in Dem nlatfen Yerls
nlutte1peib Der 5aut unterihe1oen
tcnnte, bic f6nalen, eef6pungenen
0dgel, roIa tpie oas Snnere etner
RuIhel. aeine atnge tnterbrahet
lie ainie bet f6tdnter, iih fein 5lz
fpibenben Singer, unD man bate ons
@efii6l, bic 2aIt etnes Sraurtngss
tpiirbe gu f4tper fetn fir bies 5arte 9e-
tiloe. Die 6dno, bic ih fab, mar
i!brioens bic linte 6anb, Die ntht per'
rdtb, o6 M1b6en ober 5rau.
sSebt TeBte bic Reflerion elm. Ber
NOR fie, Der bieIes fetne 8lteb gehorteE
Gin iunees Mdo6en9 50 gang jung
tpobl nibt. Die 6dnbe gang iunger
T1dbfen fdgen nidts. llnb oieIe 5ano
rebete. Bon Gntiagung - freirpilltger
cher er3nungener -, BON 2eioen. Ste
modte gtd6ts duf etnem IN unitiaba'
rem SebnIii9ten gliibenben 6er5en ltes
oen - oupon mar iie Bel Gage 10
Elei6; fie mo6te ftb 6eimlt4 rtr19er
! tn unnennbaren 9udlen, odrum tDar
| fie 10 matt. sic sr3dbIte sinen Hos
man, Der pie[eiht nur in eirem fhfpst'
| qsnDen synnern srlebt tporosn. Gtner
| trourioen Hpman o6ne Sdnblung.
| sd fiihIte, bub i6 inoistret mar
bic Qebenstragit elmer llnbetdnntsu
aus einer ubnungsIos preisgessbener
Sdnb All leIen. Dodo fonnte in ntht
| anberg, dls INNER fpisoer bic gltt'
| ouf bic sarte, ieelenpoae 6ano beften
St. bate mfrs qngetbau. WadnAmaI
mar es, als fiiblte iie ben fremoeu, ie5t.
renosn Bid, bunn 3og tie iia 3uriid
ruie BON elmer 3uoringIihtett perlest
| 9lber lie fam fpieoer. llno ih tDdrtetC
ouF oiefes Wisbsrfommen nit bsfti9e'
! Spannung, mt INNER betBsrer unge'
bulb.
| Sd fiibIts, baB id iie tennen fsrner
miiBte, gu Der bieie 9ano geborte
DAP irgenbetRs tiefiunere 8emetHiam
felt uns oerbano.
9as 5tiif mar aug. 1tngeouloti
6rdnate ih In oen Gang. Sd 5tttert
Dor Spannunq - uno 3ugIelh uber
tam mid Elm EeiIss gan9eu - ME DO
elmer GntIheibunq.
II go isbr th mid beetlt, elm pda
QerTonen batten bic 2oge neben mi
Iton perloIeu. Wenigitens Thten E
mir 70. sSm 8sbrdnge tonnte ia MI
nod cine iebr btde dltsre Dame fIif
tia Ie6eu, cine ftihGugige SemmsI
blonce nit &nstfer uno cine tletn
. blafTe gerrpa6Iene.
5 Seine bon ibreu mar .s; feline toun
te. teine IolIts es iein! sic mar mot
= Ifpu ldnaft in Dem bubinflut9enoe
Renftenfrom mitgealitten, iie, m
reiben gsIhIoFeneu Gsiiht, in hsI
I ernfte gruuen iber tisfsn Qugen Wdf
I bislten, he, nit Den tiefrot6en 2ippsr
8 6em eiqenthimliheu ainn - bas Rt
: Ietttqsii9t, has th mir su Den Dunoe
q barren 5dnben getrdnmt bate. Sh'
; 55leppe gIitt pohl ihon iibsr bic leB
8 ter mGrmornen Stufsn, uno ME MIR
if lie finbeu, ME! -.
e Qlber - pi0er WiIlen -- 1T m
{, murhmdl -- als lei es bod bic tlstl
.e 8errpa6I.ne gstpeIen -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
MuslanD. .Selegrapb
5arrists 9ebsimniB selif'

tet.
qonbon, 10. Gtbr. - .5arrist"
I'm ssrrenbauie - bds lit bds gnoe Der
StanbolgsIhihte, bic mebrsre DodeH
lang bic engIif9e 9eitIlihaft in eroBe
aufregung ieBte uno bic sefdmmte
grefe amerifas, Gnslanns uuo bss
Sentiments bsI6dftiets. TsuH tpiro
ii6 erinnern, baB .5arriet Gburhin"
eineH plon ausssbedt bate, I'm JdHis
IienitdRbale oIlsr 4rt tuie 2umpen uHp
aItts giieu duf ben 6iHtrrtreppen ucrs
nsbmer 5duisr eiu3ubanoeln. &ber
du dAerste, 0eiIfIicbe uno feIbit Sas
men Der DsislIIddft Derfu6ts .5urriet@
in ibren Gfeuft su prtfsn. als man
entnedt, baB .5arriet gbur6in- eiH
dngencmmener Hame Mno lore Spursu
gsFunben iporben fparsn, bebuuptete bic
i6nsIseFubts DAME, onB bic 8ritfe an
ge0ieHte, 4srste unn Gdmsn btr Ges
ieIIihaft, in Denen StaHpdlgei6i6tsn
erbetsn trurben. rsu tinem RIub uus>
sesansen Ieien. Der iib bumit dmiiiire,
3eitungsn su perulten. Wlun babe sans
beftin1mt barauF gerednet, bdb oieie
Briefe ben 3eitungen gum aborud ee@
fonOt Derben tpiiroen. ~6drriet" beiBt
in @irflinteit gbriftin1 Steeoman
uno pDbni in Danes 6an, bel Bils
lonelep, in Barpidfbirs. gle gsb6rt
elmer Der beiten 5nHilieH isues Goun'
tps an uRb iit 40 Sabre aft. BIS Dor
eiRiaen Sabrer mar iie on mebreren
Qonooner gldttern befhdftist UNI
tehrte odnnndh 6dufs suriid, obns in'
bes ibre 9srbinhuns NIT ben 3eituns
a.n oufsueeben. Die Gamilie 6ebaup.
tei, feline abnung pon Der art Der
96Iti1tsit gebabt su boben, fir BIZ
WliB gbriitina Biz in bic leBten 5uS'
elm 70 reess SntereiTs on ben Gag Iegte.
Die entbiIIuns. bab r6arriet1 iein,
ghriEtind isi. traf ben olttn Batter fut'
elm Salds, abtr nod ichtperer mar ei.
Wirfunq auf bic 9odter ielbit; BIZ
2iufrsung ssrft6te ihr Qerpenirftem ID
polIfommen, bdB iie tn cine priput'
irrenanftclt eebradt tperbsH mnbts
| Der Natsr Gnberte ttnem Dertreter bs1
lg3reE. aeeeniiber. feint 3cdter miiiI'
| ichon felt sssnbren perriidt eeipelen ieiu
Ionit bate fie ntft uuf ben tcllen Ge,
banien tommsn forntn. cine sStunodl
borie@ su cr9aHfiirtn.
Elm uitisirrtbum
i Merieo gitp. 10. Jsb. u. J
Harral. Elm omeritaniiher gipilIngs
| nisur. tpur0e in Guadalupe, 3ardtetos
lals onaebli6er Miii6uloieer an be
Grmorbung zines 9ergmaHns Su sehl
Sabren 3uhibous peruribeilt. ga &
ben Mnfdxin hat, dis Oh in nieitn
! ;yolIe Elm lultistrrthum Dcrlisst, III be
omerifanifd,e 9ctfdafter nit cine
einctbenb<n llnterTuhuns bes Julle.
befhdfiiet. GdrrnI ioll n6mlih mi
beg grmcrbung bes 9trgmnnns nift
Al tbain gsbobt. ionbtsr H;ss Der
| aeonne, Der ben betrdFenoen Berg
mann in Der gtothipebr erihob, ieiHel
| MepolDer geliehen bdbsIl.
Der 6elioborusgaIf mir
j. unterfuht.
4 ct Epetersburg 9. 19. Gsbr. :
Die Megitrung bat einen holen Doll
. seibeumt<n na1 9iaritfnn gefdnbt, be
eine einasbtnbe llnterinHung bt3iig
J lido Der llnruben nniitltn foI. bi
burrb bic DerIsbuag bes bortigeu go
pen ntliobcrus noh 9uld DernnlnE
lrorben ip1ren. BetnnntIih iroIlte
Die GIiebtr Der Genwinbt Dts Dope
. BON feinsr g,srietnns ni6ts mile
, unb iriefsn Gpeiie unb Grnnf 5uriit
I'm fi4 lu 7oSs ~ bungsrn aubts
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0leiae p0li3einad)r d)ridten.

- Gam. 8. Wsdriin bon go. 4001
Ge!eroin Mpsnue tDurbe In Der Goms.
tag Nont in bttruntensm 3uitdnbe bon
Der polisei nufSegrifftn unb feiner eis
pentn GiGerbeit iptgen eingtfpsrrt.
Gr bebouptete. bab ibm feline lltr unn
Retts TN Msrthe Don $50 obbonnen
gsf0mmtn feien.
Jm 2auIe Der GamIiag Rahl
ifiegen Ginbrener bur1 bos DberlihI
cer Nprbtrthlr N ben Qohen Der OUT
Bros. Clothing Co.. 10. 1b0 Meh s.
Eirc6t, Tin unb siyfipenb<itn aIti
hnns1Riide IN msttae s1n 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
Ser Ser8enbre6sr.

uSn meiner friiberen 6drnifrn bat
lid, nab metuem Weggdng etn Spes
sialiIt fir SsrSIeioeH nteoertaHsH
miiIIeH!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

.Gs TT ia fhon balb 5e9n lhr. na
mub it uber gIsih nah 5auIe."
Nd mas, bem GtltIihen idlags
teine Stunne.4
.4ber istne 5raG.A
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19

a wrist before he gets the hang of thu
critter. A little watchfulness will oh
viate that danger.
Recently man paid 500 for an
eleven-year-old registered cow. She
was some producer in her youth, but
it seems to me that the average farm
er would hesitate long time before
he took chances on such an animal.
There is nothing like knowing your
animal. One of the best horses we
have is so nervous that strangers can
not do anything with her, yet we
never have the slightest trouble. A
little humoring we'll directed will 90
a long way.
One of the best investments | ever
made was the installation of a black
smith outfit. 1t has enabled me to
put in many an otherwise barren rainy
afternoon. Besides, the horses more
than appreciate intelligent shoeing.
A poultry man wrote asking wheth-
er wanted laying stock, or birds to
show. Now, want the fancy bipeds
if other things are equal, but the big
gest point in my score card is given
over to utility. There are handsomer
birds than fowls if fine feathers are
all that is desired.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court adjourned from
Thursday until Saturday, and on &C.
count of Judge, Calvird being called
to his home in Clinton, Judge j. A.
Silyers was elected as special Judge
to sit on Saturday by the Bates
county Bar.
Court convened again Monday
morning with Judge Calvird on the
State VS. Charles Bishop, larceny;
verdict of guilty rendeIed and punish.
ment assessed at fine of 500 and
costs.
Moore VS. Henry, damage; verdict
for defendant.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19
East Lone Oak.

Most of the farmers have finished
sowing their wheat. There was quite
large acreage of wheat sown this
fall in this part of the country.
On account of the rain last Sunday
evening, there was no preaching at
Peru.
D. T. Rogers and son, Joe, spent
last Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ray Heinlein of Kansas City
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. F. Stewart.
Earl Jenkins and family who had
been living on the P. H. McKenna
farm have moved to farm near
Amoret, which he bought recently.
Mrs. C. M. Thomas spent last week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F.
E. Wisherd of east of Adrian.
Ross Williams shredded fodder one
day last week.
M. L. Smith who has been visiting
friends at his boyhood home near
Ligonier, Ind, returned home last
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Requa feft last Tuesday
for Clearwater, Kan, to spend the
winter with her aged mother, Mrs.
Hammers.
Elmer, Bruce and Del Requa, C..
NJ, Geo. and Robert Thomas went to
Fl. Scott, Kan, last Saturday to at
tend the funeral of their uncle, James
Requa.
Mrs. l.. H. Evilsizer, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur McCrae of
Lamar, returned home last Sunday.
Robt Lyle who has been suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever is
much better at this writing.
PUSSY WILLOW.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19
FARM BURROWS.
Farmer and Stockman.

Last week attended my first pub
lie sale of this season, made by near
neighbor. | noticed that horses did
not sell anything like they did year
ago, while shoats "hit the high places"
pretty often. l thought buyers were
paying too much for shoats, to feed
and "come out" with profit, but they
evidently thought they were on the
safe side. Some 125-pound shoats
brought eight and nine cents pound.
There is scramble for calves, both
steers and heifers. lean remember
when buyers would look crosswise at
heifer calves and would not buy at all
unless the price was much below the
steer. Now, young stuff is so scarce
the country is being secured for any
and everything that wears bovine
hair.
used to be able to grow all kinds
of turnips, but here of late my luck
has left me, but my appetite for the
turnip remains. The rutabaga is my
choice, but have had such poor luck
raising them that l have quit trying
entirely. The soil here-or it may be
the season-seems to lack something
when it comes to raising rutabagas.
The county fair season is over. In
most instances it has been the same
old story of big crowds, small exhibits
of agricultural products and the big
purses going to the race horse owners.
AS long as the winner of race gets
$3.50 and the sweepstakes in the beef
cattle class gets paltry S. or $40, we
can expect little at the county fair but
''hoss race"
The little oil heater is about the
handiest little thing that has come into
use in years. The Burrows house,
hold has one and has been wondering
ever since we got it how it was we
got along without it in years gone by.
But, barking back to claim shanty
days, l can see how it is possible to
get along with a mighty little if one
just has to. Nowadays, it keeps many
family poor keeping up with the
procession.
The Burrows man has been turning
some pretty tough burrows this week
in a field that has been set in blue
grass for seven years. A ten-acre
patch" around the buildings has been
so handy for pasture that it has not
been "corned" for the last seven
years, but the stand of grass finally |
became so thin that it is being plowed
under now, and tough piece of plow-
ing it is, too. A thick growth of short
foxtail adds to the toughness of the
sod, but it all ought to do some good
to the soil when turned under.
l like to see grove in one corner
or at one side of the school grounds, |
but not scattered all over the grounds. |
My memory goes back to the time
when was a lad in school, and l !
know that we liked to play baseball
then as well as the lad of today does.
1t is a good thing to have small base
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19
Best Newspaper in America.

Worlds Work, a magazine pub
lished in New York City, printed an
article by Mr.. Chas. Grastv, himself
noted publisher, of Baltimore, in
which The Kansas City Star is re-
ferred to as ''The Best Newspaper in
America.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19

Old sofas, cloth-covered chairs
and all cloth-covered furniture
can be made to look like new by
painting the cloth with q hot solu-
ton of PUTNAM FADELEss DYE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-10-19

No. 500 Madison Local Freight......... 6:SOa m.
No 81 Madison Accommodation. lis p nj.
EAST.
No. 63S Butler Accommodation ..... 1901 p. m.
No. 694 Butler Local Freight ..... $3.50 p. m.
Freight trains Nos. 693 and GA carry passen-
gers on Interstate Diviaion. No other freight
trains carry passengers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-02-02

apolis on the Public Ownership ticket
last tall. Out OF = total OF about $500
votes, Mr.. Van Lear polled near One
third tail NJ Of election by about
1000 votes.
This 10 free to everybody and al
are cordially invited to attend.
While Emerson 4 Son oppose the
change OF the site for the federal
building, they announce that they will
go ahead with the construction of
their magnificent new theatre Just the
same, ~ their location is a particul-
arly good one.
L. w. Whiting of the Minot Sash
and Door Co., John Olson local man
ager for the Rogers Lumber Co. and
c. T. Taylor the companys auditor,
we're in Minneapolis last week at
tending tho annual meeting Of tho ~
representatives. Of this concern. They
report an excellent time.
F. w. Youngman has returned from
business trip to points In Iowa.
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PROPOSED CONGRESSIONAL
DlvlaAoN.

PVOVVo6O S~"~V@oS'
DIVISION.
Congressional division - agreed
upon 1t Z caucus held Sunday aftsr-
noon, was proposed in the blu intro
duced By Mr. DISCARD Of Nelson oeaA-
ty. The same bin was placed beloTs
the senate BY Mr.. Elken 81 TsaA.
The bin provides for the creation Of
three districts. the northeastern. ~
southeastern and the western. The
division OF counties follows:
Ffrst-Bottineau. McHenry, Roietto.
PIERCE. BENSON, Towner. Cavai3ess
Ramsey, Nelson, PembinA, WalSa,
Grand Forks, Trail and Steele.
Second-Richland, Sargent Ran
som, Dickey, LaMoure, Logan, McIn-
tosh, Cass, Barness, stutsman Kidder.
Sheridan. Wells, Eddy, Foster and
Griggs. " ar
Third-Williams, Ward, Mountain,
Mclean, Mckenzie, Dunn, Mercer,
Oliver, Billings, Bowman, Adams,
Hettinger, Stark, Morton, Burleigh.
Burke, Divide, Renville and Emmons.
For the passage of this bill COM
mittee appointed at the Sunday after
noon caucus has been engaged In q
canvass OF the members, and quite .
number of signatures, it 70 declared
have been secured already.
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Staale Hendrickson of game warden
fame, was a =yfsitsr-sat4 the Independ-
ent ONCE Tuesday. Staale says that
IN recent write-up of the AFFAIRS Of
he game commission, an error was
made concerning his salary and ex-
penses. The independents figures were
Just 500 too high. We hereby make
The correction. In another column
we give the actual expenses of Mr..
He1drickson. -a .1.a -, @".
Chris Papas, q Greek, was arrested
charged with assaulting Tom Pitsicos,
q Greek boy, the warrant being signed
by the boys father. E @.
W. H. Hoffman and Ethel Nesbit
were united In marriage Saturday
night at the H. T. Dolloff home, in the
presence of few friends. Rev. ].
NJ. Sutherland performed the cere-
noHy. The couple we're attended by
4. b. Watson and Miss Bessie Doll
on. The groom holds responsible
Dooition - meter expert for the MI
not Light and Telephone Co. The
bSide has made her home with Mr.
ana Mrs. Dollon for five years. Both
have many friends who wish them
happiness.
Thomas Van Lear of Minneapolis,
w1ll lecture in Ninot Friday evening,
Feb. 3, 1911, at $3.50 p. m. in the
~. J. Carroll building on Ramstad
street formerly occupied By the
Northwestern Supply company.
M. van Lear Wal be remembered
81 Ne candidate for Mayor Of Mime
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kANN-H0LC0MB
NUPT|ALS
Prominent Couple United In Marriage
"Wednesday Mornino-now Enjoying
Honeymoon in Chicago.

One Of the prettiest weddings Of
the season was that Of Raymond w.
kann and Miss Grace NJ. Holcomb,
which occurred Wednesday morning
at ten O'Clock at the homo Of tho
brides mother, Mrs. H. W. Holcomb.
The ceremony was performed BY
Father Raith. in the presence OF TIM
mediate members of the families Of
the couple Mrs. A. p. Blonde Of
Devils Lake. sang 20 Promise Ne"
in an effective manner when Miss
Katherine Kann, sister of the groom
caught up the refrain with Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. The bridal
party took their places. preceded by
little Hortense Gleason, who bore the
wedding ring.
Following the ceremony, the wedd-
ing breakfast was served, after which
the couple left for Chicago to be alb
sent for several weeks.
The bride is one of Minot's charm
ing young women and she has been
one of Ward colnty's popular teachers
having, until recently taught in the
Glenburn schools. Mr.. Kann 10 .
member Of the Iowa Investment Co.
and he Is considered one of the most
prosperous young business men Of the
city. He u the son Of r. W. Kann.
one Of Ward county's popular teachers
The couple have the very brightest
Of prospects,.
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Devils LAKE
GOT CONVENTION
Mechanics viii Assemble at the g.
tanic City Next February-lmport-
ant Meeting Closes In This CITY.

The Mechanics Mutual Benotrt
association of North Dakota held its
annual convention in this city We'd
nesdsy and today The sessions were
held in the w. J. Carroll block, and
notwithstanding the stormy weather.
nearly sixty members from all parts
Of the state attended. besides q num-
Der of travelling statesmen were pre-
sent.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year resulted ~ follow:
President-Mr. Bathgate, Grand
Forks. ta. a.e. ....
Vice President. B. McEoun,
Surrey, N. D. .s.-
Sec'y and Treas j. G. Myer-
house, Langdon.
Arthur LeSueur welcomed the
guests to our city.
A number of important topics have
been considered by the members.
The lien law which applies to thresh-
ing machinery, engines and we'll rigs,
should not only remain as stringent
as it is, but it's scope should be broad
ened, and its power Increased.
The dead beat list is to remain In
force. The members of the associa-
ton do good honest work for their
living. and they bsNeve in getting
paid for their work. s. @r~ .fs
The association 10 doing 4 wonder
full work in lifting the members of the
craft In the eyes of the public. There
is NO reason why this should not be
the case, either.
The next convention will be held al
Devils Lake the first Wednesday and
Thursday in February, 1912. Wilhston
and Grand Forks were strong compe-
titors for the place. .... e..