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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

Harold Nelson, court stenographer
aor Judge Burr, was in the city the lat
ter part Of last week attending to bus
:aness matters.
Frank Thurston, Great Northern az
-ent at Ada, Mimi, was in the city on
Monday attending to matters, before
the, u. s. Land Office.
H. A. Moe of .Churchs Ferry, form
-erly president OF the North Dakota
Hardwaremen's association was bus
dness visitor Saturday. ~
!, Mrs. Peter Westergaard and little
son returned the latter part Of last
week from her former home IN Den
mark where they spent some time.
Miss Juliet shortridge has returned
home from a pleasant months visit
with her sisters Lila at Park River
and Francis at Larimore. X. @ @.r> r: +,
" Bruce Nelson, who has been with
the Pure Oil Co, for som time past
has resigned and expects to accept 9
position with the Nichols 8 Shepard
Threshing company. =ss 6.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10
.a.rrassos o 8. ,e

paraasan for the seasons ger
1t was not the intention OF object o.
the delegates to secure such . decas
ion, they having gone DO Washingsaa
with the hope of securing an additioEr
al annuity from congress. but arriving
there too late they adopted the other
course and were successful. 5
The three delegates arrived Mon
day, quite pleased at their success. In
addition to the annuity ruling they
were also successful in settling an
old claim of the Sioux nation for about
$4,000, and they have also laid the
foundation for a claim that win he
presented later under which the Sioux
would be enriched should it be push
ed to successful conclusion.
To the Sioux of the reservation this
new ruling of the Indian department.
Is very important Conditions on the
reservation during the past year have
not been of the best, and many of the
indian farmers would have been with
out means to secure seed wheat II the
arrangement in question had not been
made.
The children's annuity amounts to
about $50 head, and with between
200 and 800 children on the resesva-
ton. the additional amount Of cash
that win be available to the Indians
during the coming spring win total
| about $500. Under the established
department rule this annuity is with
held for the children till they become
of age, and seven such annual annuf
ties are now being held under that
/ provision.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10
Study Club.

The Study club held their regular
meeting Tuesday at the home OF Mira
VIM. Falger. The topic OF discussion
was 'The International Peace Move
ment" and the programme under the
direction Of Mrs e. B. Page was an
follows:
"Mr. Carnesie's Greatest Gift
Mrs. Falger.
'.Mr. Carnegie in the World Peace
and What It May Accomplish, Mrs
Kelley.
Coming of Peace on Earth,"-Mrs-
Dodge.
Price of Peace During twenty-five
Years, Nelson.
Naturalization Against Fortiflca-
tion," Mrs Horton.
"Europe's Opinion of the Panama Can
al,"-Mrs. Davis.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

Arthur LeSeuer who gave a lecture
Sunday afternoon ON socialism at the
Grand opera house is one of the best
known lawyers in the western part Of
the state. He was for years attorney
for the Great Northern at Minot. Re
Gently he sold his business to Noble,
Blood & Adamson of Bottineau, and
it is understood he will retire from
practice at Minot shortly.
The Hotel Northern, Grand Forks,
Is conducted ON the Modified European
plan. Rate for Rooms, SOC and TIC
single, and TIC and SLIGO double.
Rooms with private bath $1-25; single
and $2.0o double. The dining room
service provides the usual American
plan bin Of fare. differing only In the
fact that moderate charge Is made
for each dish served instead of fixed
price for the meal. The Cafeteria In
connection Is a model of sanitary equ
ipment and furnishes quick meals ai
attractive prices. Take the free bus
to the Hotel Northern. 81. N. weIls
Prop.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

John Lee was in the city from Penn,
Wednesday. ~ :. : %=5sSss NJ
Auctfoneer Hyland. Devils Lake, for.
wen conducted sales. 5. H3
Miss Clara Dahl of Crary was .vis-
itor here Monday. ,~ - : Ss's e..
f. S. Chamberlain was up from Doy-
on Monday on business.
William Orr of Crazy was In the city
Saturday looking after business mat
tiers. - H., = a. - -
y Father Jerome of Ft. Totten was in
the city Monday the guest of Father
Augustine: 49,, IL IL - :5 #
a Mrs. Frank Beauchampo OF Berthold
was the guest of friends In the city
this week. 49, 2.
Paul Campbell Rugby lawyer was
in the city attending to legal matters
Saturday.
"A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Harris on Febru-
ary the 25th. = r
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crowley were at
tending to business matters here last
Saturday.
Matt Mccarthy, the banker from
York was in the city Monday attend
ang to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schultz of
Penn were visitors at the J. M. Thomp-
son home over Sunday. '
Judge Buttz made a trip to Rolla
early in the week looking after hear
ing in some matters there.
There will be on sale at the Winan
millinery Saturday, three dozen lad:
des and childrens hats at SO cents each.
Charles Beck was down from York
the latter part of last week attending
to matters before the local land of.
flee. -
The regular meeting of the Junior
Audubon society will be held at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Falger tomorrow af.
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church. will hold home cooked food
sale at the Brainard hardware store
Saturday afternoon, March 11th-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10
Moo.e:,rs Agerl.lll,cy
INSURANCE.
Insurance Bonds. Installment Ins-ss
Geo. Mooers
5Ss3 Bangs Blk. y. s.

Call up Frank Hy1and at Devils
Lake il Id need OF an auc tfoneer
Good tenant wants either section
or two sections IN Ramsey county near
Devils Lake. An expert farmer. APP
ply to s.. G. Jones for particulars.
John w. Mahsr makes farm loans
at lowest and easy terms.
old papers for tho pantry shelf can
be supplied aE the Inter-O Ocean once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

The First National Bank of Devils
Lake, N. D.. hans money on Real
Estate at q very low rate of interest.
You can pay your baE at any time
With Us. #
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

A state agricultural college that viii
supply the needs Of this district is
very probable and as more are needed
in North Dakota it is likely to be a
sure go, agricultural heads of the state
speaking favorably toward the location
of such an institution in Devils Lake.
The matter was referred to commit
tee at the recent meeting OF the Com
mercial club and active work along
this line will be started at once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10
farm Loans Money OI hand on
fayorahle terms. Lowest rates. {.
.. ChambeFlill. 4.

Charles Anderson vino y iia the siaer-
,cantiIe business 1T Warwick VAS nm
aag0n slaat Village Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10

Auctioneer Frank Hyiand. Devils
Lake, N. D. =
John ". Maher always has money
IN hand for farm loans-no delay. A..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-10
MISS MARY E. NORTON

Graduate OF the Chicago Musical
:. College.
Teacher of Piano, Organ, Voice, Theory
of Music and Harmony.
Studio SIG East Sixth St. Devils Lake. N. D
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8ie bic tbDriffen Sumafrauen

(Gortfesuns folgt.)
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u. z. 60. $500.
Cora Grtel an Mluin Sau 6. II. g.
60. $1,000.
Siepben 8. gonIs an Gsorge r.
Waus. S10,500.
BetiIste 5Hpotbeten.
8orptbp 8. gaper on Centennial
y. u. $3350.
Charlotte Sunihe an Sprina Gar
ben &. II. y. 60. 1915.
SobH 8. ynrhmon an Wprtinos
mems German q. Ii. 2. so. $500.
9eorge Eeu an garoen .. II. 6.
60. $1,000.
Morp J. 9IOpnsp on GIi3ostb Ie.
Spellmire. $4375.
Rifdrb 8. Rdtbiamp On Wxrs q.
Cooper. $12T0.
Sobn g. eubtpis on Dm. 5elbs
tptfh. $1,000.
augufi mporbrin. on 5ouibTibs 6.
II. 3. 60. $1,000.
DeDree 5uhs an Gputbern Sbio
earrings Ban. Go. $1,000.
auen Jriafon an Souibsrn Cbic 6.
Il. q. 60. $500. s
Bernard Aumpts on bieTtlbe. $3.50.
gbiIomeno piepmsp1 on 6uns CTR.
g. II. q. Go. $1,000.
N. 6. pierfpn an gropiosn. G. 9.
Il. =. 60. $4,000.
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Satob R. Doune unb anbere al
Wiaiam 8. Gla3ier, Cots %, 20 uni
30 in W. R. 9resn's srIten aboitipr
su Gieoes. $500.
aouis qite an bic Ship guiIbino
&c Gcnitruetipn Co., 8 Sabre gati
BON 80 bel 100 fub on Der Sibpelt.
Gte DER WiIfon unb Rodoole 4o.
SdbrIihe Mietbe S175O.
Georee M. Gong an grances W.
Grpen, 81 4crss Qano in Settiou Ii
in goIeroiu 5p. 81.
guo R. Ssnnsp an Wsctt 6. Rofens
tell, gbeiI pon Qot 10 in berGIsmere
Srnoitdt luterobtbeiluua. 81.
Wilidm ". Barr an Minnie Wsens
Der, % bel 100 5ub an Der Citieite
Der Collins 9tp. S175.
Sbe 5ran, llnneipsbr 60. an gos
tporo &. anberfon unb anoere, 27 BEL
IS 5ub un Der Siibfeits Der 6. CTR;
fernsr q SUB ouersnssno on bic
Dsitisite. 81.
Rate 5tb unb 2lnbsrs on Gbiporb
z. anoerIon unb guoers. 43 sgub an
Der WeIi f5rons Sirabe. 81.
Charles Dunbam an Winnie gDiIs
Ter. 9beiI BON Got 40 in Rius &c
aIine's stptitsn unterabtbeiIung in
SotIep. 81.
esnrge aIthous on 5dcob aromtr,
80 acrts 2ono in Sst.ion 80 in
9reen Up. 81.
Georgs .. Redt an Joi.pb uns
Uinrn Wl.ber, 5 4crss aanb in Sxts
iicu 8 in Golsruin gp. 81.
sToeore gereuot en- Rofa gerenbt,
20 BEL 81 5ub an Der Rorbieii. Der
Clinton Sirobs, stpiihen Central Qp.
unb 5obn Strabe. 81.
Clifford 3. goroes an aulu guns
BAN, Sbeil BON Got 19 in alfrso
Whi.e's untsrobtbeiIune. 81.
mlptrs q. Cooper on WiIiam q.
pfsiffer, 90. 81 in Der 9enpsHuto
llnterobtbtiIuus in 5pes Dart. 81.
Quep gaAmonn an Oscar 9. Gsis
fhtt. Got ! in 6reoerid mi[Isr's llns
terobtheilune IN 5airmount. 81.
Clifford 6. Suffman an bic 4uIi
e Mibors Co.. Got 81 uno 1beiI Ron
Got 90 in Der Woobburn Tp. Spneis
tat llnterobtbeilune; ferntr Got "a
unb 9kil Bon Got % in Sobn z.
Wrieht's lln.erubtbsilune. 81.
goparb Wlils on Sonforb gropn,
.in Stiif 2anb in Sei.i0a "a in GO.
Iuutbio 5p. 81.
Wusbal,uu .. Milfert an Senrn
Shuiot, gfTignmsut Der pa1t BON
Got 72 in gIenenp's llnierabtbeiIuns
,pn Roro maInut Oils. ST..
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aAppthsfen.

Jrtberid 3orna on German 4meri.
con Commercial 8 Srpinss 8ont
$425.
Alpino poebnsr an Mortingmens
German q. II. g. 60. $1,000.
winrp Bare an eagle 9. II. 6. M
$500.
sbpmpion g. Smiib an Suburbau
Real Gitaie Go. $1138.6O.
Grneit 6. Gor an Goro.n .. II. 6.
Go. S250O.
auguii NoOrbrir. on Wargureih
Sdiuartine. $500.
georse 5uts an z. Warb 6. II. 9.
Go. $500.
patrid s. Gdor.au on Mkit geors
fpoob .. u. 6. 60. $1,000.
annn M. MiIIer on sJiris RationaI
q. II. g. 60. $500.
Robert 6. mait on f5omiIp %. u.
$40. 1. $1,000.
graneis Mt. Grpin ON Spbn g.
aIeinfeIber. $500.
aIDinis poebnsr on JObn q. paras
mann. $1,000.
Winnie Mepber ON Soutbibe 6. u.
q. 60. $500.
Wiuicm Reom an R. so. HromIep.
$500.
aaura goHr On Gbitb u. Bin.
$125.
Joltpb Me0er an Geuiiher Qunbs
!Debr y. u. G. 60. 5000.
Zulu Dnnbum an GHumore g. u.
8. 60. $500.
pbilomeno ptepmeier an Gpccmpre
9. u. 8. 60. $1,000.
Oscar .. gSifded an Ntetmnn
Gtrett .. u. 8. Go. $500.
" 3. phHau oa hh xitys " q.
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Wiii benz ainema in SripoIis.
bon Jris R alIer.

5rigteit, bsin Rdns ift ain.moio.
grnpb.
Gin gtIdof itirbt ON ghtiuo6 In
SeoIlIa. am 5rsitas i6on ieben oi.
SsrliHer in itinen affsnsn Sarg, Der
our9 bic Strobtn DON Seoila
I6nantt.
I'm Gonntrftag iit Elm Grobfeusr in
slosrpooI. wonbe bsriten, sFlammen
slnsein iiber bic Stoot. llnb fton an
SoHnobenb itiirsen bieielbeH Moueru
'tumm uno in loheubsn 2i6tern ouf
elmer tpeiben eeinironoFlGhe in Wiiins
t<n 5ufommen. 5dglia liebenunobreis
bismoI. 60 of nidsIt b<r Ginsn,a
ietn programm I'm 5age u6.
I'm Jrsitag tpirb Der ariea an bic
5lr.si srtI1ri. llno am Sonnioa tnun
th bic Begeiiteruns Der Staliener Dor
stnsm Jilm in aopenbagen auf MID
pirtsn IaFsn.
arippIis f6reii's isst in Ri.Feulets
tern Don allen InIhlagiGulen. 9ripo.
lis tn Srumpf i'm ainema. gben Bin
id babel, i'm aafesbnus ben jisbenunbs
nreibigiten stitortitel lbsr ben grieo
gu kitn. bo fdli mir elm: Wie ip1r's,
Denn ih biesmal bic Druterfhmdras
nit hm Friess isIbit pertauIesn
tpiiros2 Menn id mid iel6it aufmodis
naG esm aritssi6oup!as2
.Sbsr, sdblsn! SD ssk mad sris
poIiA-
.5oppH. Gsrr. rstts um bic Ode.
Jsss um brei llbr funssn iis NIT bem
neuen prcsramm an.
Sd gsbt redis um bic Ode, aohis
mtinen boIbsn Gronien einem srrduIein
an Der aaifs, elm betrebier gortier
bsbt ben SammiDorbons - ia bin in
9rippIis.
Dix Rorbiiiite 4fritas flimmert ouf
Der ltinponb. WsIIen roufdrn. 90oel
fliegen burh bic Cuff. Shiffe fchpans
ten. Wenfden rennen ouf ben lans
oungsfisgen bin unb Der. arme iDsrben
IN be 6obe eetporfen: 6unbert Waiins
Der Offntn iih unb id5rsien ,Gppipols
Dorum fdrsien iie2 sstalieniTfe aa,
nonsn iperben auggeT6ifft In 9ripoIis.
Dnrum fdreien iie.
Wbbt - Elm amber Bib. Der g,.
neral iuirb krangerubert. Norber,i.
iunatn ipie auf einem abeater. Jsppi.
ck tabtn ile ausgeIegt, asppide auf
oem Hcbsn afrifas. AIs obsrisat iibtr
zeppiH fhritisn! Qriege niht. ober
Der Otnsral ibut es, Der i.aIitnfTh,
gtnsrol, Der jest nit bsibtn ;siiben |
pom Rubsrboot auf ben ofriianiThen |
8obtn fpringt. .bab ih bin!- Incen |
DieIs Glbt. Abtr Iton ipirb Der lsps |
'i4 hinter ben iJiiben fpieber oufoss |
rollt. ga. bieit Gtkfel perben bnrt |
In Mlttr bon Blut tpoten.
Mbbt - Elm amber gilb. Qoosrs
tbtn on Der aiiiie. Gs itebi oemiitbs |
i1 aus. Den itulieniIhen SoIbattn |
& bss RoIonialbelm Gin tpsnio Ii ben |
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VrnaseieeatbaHs net.rfraaHxten

g Gincinuati, II. Hou.
Rofa Satman an bk Gtabt Gin.
elHnati, ein Streifsn 2onb fir bi.
Nerbefsrung Der 9adberrp Sirabs.
81.
S.nrp groter an bieIeIbe, Elm Gtrtis
zen aane fir Die 9erbsHeruua Der
9afbsrrp Strabs. 81.
CLARA gopeIonb an biefelbe, Elm
Strstfen 9ano fir bic DerbsfIeruna
Der Sadberfb Strabe. 81.
John 3. parbnann an qlDina
gSoehner, sbeil BON Cots l unb 2 IN
5ohn groots' Gitaie. 81.
9eoras Def on Grneit g. Tor, Cots
1910, 1011 unb 5beil BON Got 1914
IN gcfinser &c 5optins 4. unierats
ibei!ung in Glmpoob. 81.
Soenrp JeloDiih unb 4nbere an
Sobn 6. 2ubipig, 7.26 aer.s 2onb in
Settion "a in 9elbi zp. 81.
pall Wlusbaben an 5<Iena Wlugs
uno aneere. 20 BET 118 Jub an Der
Sftieite Der Rnce Strabe. 81.
PAUL Wlu3sbaben an 6eIsno Wus,
babsn unb anosre, Al bel rs ;gub
an Der 9enrD Strabe. 81.
JuIla y. aeps unb 4nbere on MIiee
q. 5olIilter, 2.03 4crss 2anb in Gets
tIon 2 in Wtilltrset Up. ST..
Mdttie 3. 5uofon an Sueob Disb
uno Wiaiam eooge, elm Stiid Qonb
an Der ylorbDeit Ode Der Dirfmptb
4D: nne Worriion Gtrdbe. 81.
Sohn 8. aroger an 6einrih 6offs
neiiisr. 2l BEL SO GuB an Der W<iss
fsits Der 3ugbes Strobe- 1915.
Bernard Wtoorfifan an gfpbeYf 6.
Uiatt nnb anbers, 80 bei no aguB an
Utarfbreit apenue. 56 5ub ptitli4 Der
Gilmore gp. 81.
5. 4mbrOie SobnifDn unb Mubes
an Joeob Meitus, 90 BEL so iEuB an
Der Slbieite Der Gperttt Gtrobe, 124
1,iS pktIi& Ser G4xtraI G(nsnuG. q
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Der 9tbel oerbruuhen gar pieIe 2eute
tbren 8orratl, i6rs araft b<rfhpens
oerii4. Das glut perarmt uno balb
5eigen gIeidfuht, Sdp1te, Sdnins
bel, per3tlopfen, Dor Glsm ober Uaaz
gens unb 2eberleiben nebit @elbfudt
ben 9erfan an, Der ni6t anbers als
tObtIih enben fann, tpenn man nift
bag redte Wittel antpsnbet; b. &. bic
olihndhrten ct. Bernard 2rGuterpils
len, bic nur aus ben beftsn pflansens
laft.n fpe5iea fir bic 5.iIung folder
Rrantbsits3uitdnbe aubersitet tperbsn.
usberaeugt gu6, ipie piele Iaufenos
roxber. 26 Gents. lue Npotbet<n. 81
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fiie finben. SIT Dir bas rett, pal,

ber?"
Der Dberft, bereits ieinen Wein
fhlurfenb. nidte befrisbist. .1u biit
etne fprgfame 6rau," iaste er, .uno
oenfit an 4lles. gla, TO mub es auh
fetn. SD bin nit 2lLlem sufrisben unb
Die jungen Serren psrben es ia rrnbI
aud fein, ritt pabr2"
geibe itimmten ibm freubis bei'nnb
10 mar biefe Gohe por Der 6dno srs
leotgt. Rpn beppr iie nah 8eauiiie
gu Siid eingen, begoben iie iib in bic
lhnen bon ssrou SoaIoer ausaeiufte
Wobnuag unb bruhtsn ibre aieiber
nnb ionitigert 6abieiisteiten oarin
untsr. IS tpar Elm aerdunigfs unb
foit mod neues Sous, dbnIih ipie oas
eebaut, fpeIhes Der Sbsrit beipphnte,
unb bon ben geiisern 3ur 4ufnatfne
ponSommerfremben beItimmt unb eins
9erdumt. s3lpar mar bas pbere Gtpds
inert, IN bem bic juneen Geute tpchs
llen iollten, aud nur gang ppn SoIs
unb BEL Weitem niht 10 gut orsges
itottet fpie ienes, aber ss bate gans
oieisIbe 5rDnt, be es nit ibin in siner
uno oerfeIben Reibe unmitteIbor an
Der 5buner Strobe IaQ.
Noheem bic beiben jungsn mdnner
bic fir fie bsitimmten 3immer befihs
ttgt, bon benen bas cine nod Der
Strobe, oas anbsre, bur9 einen aors
riopr ooooH eetrennt, noh bem ariis
nsn Obfgdrten unb oem 6arberasbirs
es htnausIas, fngte 4rnoIb:
IRA, od n1iiifen mir uus eiumoI
trenren, Wernsr, uno bas lit Ianos
nltt seitebsn. 2lber es gebt nitt
dnoers, bsnn bieie 5tiibten pon6pIs
Die eisentIid nur psrgroBerts Gfonrs
rsntdithen iino, ipie meines gatsrg
Gaube, iTo bod fir srei MlsnIhen All
eng. Rimm On bas porbere, bus Sat
Die bette 4usfibi nah Der SunafrauS
uno ben Rugsnberqen, id siek fir |
mid eas bintsre Dor, ba babe ih mebr |
Shdtten uno bic 4usFtt auf bic ftiIs
len Ssnnbattsn bo Oben gsfdat mir |
ippbI."
sd bin nit auem 3ufritbsu," en.e |
9egnete ggerner; ,inpei'en benie ih. |
lperoen mir nitt pi,I in uaferenSoIss /
'cnmern tpeiien, bsnu mir iptroen bod, |
9sfpib nit ben gamen ileibia in ben
Bergen unb in SntsrIattn umhsritnis
Ten, niht tpobr2"
~8os oeHie i'd aud" Iauiete Die
runo nm unIere 9iihpl6ss
IN Stauflts tperbsn tpjr uns aud fhon
osrtrngen, ni6t ipobr?"
g9Dte lmmer. mein syunae, uno id
trsts Dir pobI jett ben g}Ias n.ben
osr rgotpin" ab, htnn Iu tpirIt ihr
a bob iupbl dIs sobn bes Sauiss bic
oorneurs 81 NADER babtn."
sd bin es 5ufrieotu unb oasmaI
ouf0u tsine @tIsosubeit 6abeu, Did
piehsr uber msine Stimmuuu al be-
'Iogen, pie in 2ustgR. 6er bin ih
u 5auie unS fubIs mid niht uIg uns
JsbetsHsr Gaft in ibrss got.rs mobs
1ung beidraHtt. 5i.r tobe i6 einen
slten goosn unter msinea Jiibsn uno
mr. imponirt nidt Der G.ans unb Der
Fet6tbum oes anseitbnsn auufkrrn.
'sr bort aus alien gden eudte."
Werrsr nittt uub fogIeit foo!e er
til loteInb: .gtber Oh fparft bod
tipas gu 'ebr betroffsn, olg Du ben
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eoes TO ST. PAUL.

Frank G. Flumey, clerk in the To-
cal p~ostoffice for the past year. has
been transferred to the st. Paul,
Mimi, postoffice. j. J.. Haverman'
Of the st. Paul office will be given
Mr.. Flumey's place in the iocal
postoffice.
Mr.. Flumey came to Mexico from
Chicago last September, having beer
transferred to the local office tS
take Percy Treloar's place. Mr.
Treloar was transferred to Chicago.
Mr.. Flumey's friends in Mexico
wish him continued success in hi
new field Of work.
The Ledger joins the people o
Mexico in welcoming Mr.. HavermaI
and family to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-29
Chunks ofDiHtwood
We Have with Us This Evening
Put me OF az Wisdom Chapel.

We Have With Us This Evening
Put me OF az Wisdom Chapel.
Where's Bob Jolly, the jolly one?
HonsI. W. Boulwafe, . noted Full
ton lawyer, IS here On court business.
Col. O. C. Moore, Of vandslIa, Is
here doing jury work at court. Col.
Moore is one Of Audrsin's best men.
Piunger Painter is now a valuable
employe at the Shoe Factory. Mr..
Painter is also president Of the Brown
Swimming Pool, west Of town.
II that is not . mighty nifty cleo
trio coffee grinder at Mccall & Pierce's
popular grocery store ? It's 3 hummer
when Col. Pierce Isat the throttle.
When Charlie Karnes goes 10 swim
His feelings Oft are hurt
BY naughty boys who poster him
And tie knots 10 bis shirt.
BY Peck Mason.
Col W. Price Holt, Of near Concord,
Is here on business Col. Holt says
II is exceedingly dry in bis section and
growing corn is being badly bIistered
by the hot rays Of the sun, some OF IL
is twisted like a shoe string.
Major Cbas Cunningham. a mighty
good man and a prominent farmer Of
near Benton City, was here, Thurs
day, shaking hands with friends. He
says a copious rain would be very BIN.
eicial to the growing crops as we'll
as to the Prohibition party.
We want some artist to put a tin
cover over a table 10 the Ledger's
mailing rooms. We have the cover
and also the cash TO pay the right
party. Call at Ledger Blue Room
TO- morrow, before ! O'Clock breakfast.
II that is not a mighty warm court
trial, now on, at the court house? It's
q Galloway county SANDER case. Oh,
we'll, anything that comes from Gala
way county Ia "bot Stuff We shall
attend the trial all day and bali the
night. It's 3 way the Owl has.
Col. Jim Leeper, Col. John Satter-
field, James and Howard Smith and
about rs OF other people are here from
Galloway county attending court. We
hear that the towns OF Concord and
Hatton are almost depopulated. No
one there except Mayor Ned Holt and
the fire company. Sakes alivei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-29

meeting via tho trolley, and the az
fair was rendered extremely pleas
ant by the excellent original poems
accompanying each offering as well
as the very good spread" provided
for the occasion.
Entertains Children.
Miss Leta Holiday was the pleas
ant hostess for eight Of her little
friends Tuesday morning. The guest
OF honor on the occasion was Miss
Holidays guest. Miss Marie Piper.
Slater.
Picnic at Sun Rise.
Miss Tine Houtson and Sunday
School class Of girls enjoyed a pic
mic at Sun Rise Park Friday after
noon. The rain rejoiced them on
their way to and from the ground
and a grand spread rejoiced them
while on the spot.
Ashworth-Johnson Wedding.
Miss Mary Johnson. one OF Mex
lco's most charming girls. was quiet
ly married Wednesday evening, to
Mr.. Ivan Ashworth, the popular
proprietor Of the Ringo Hotel. No
one vas appraised of the event ex-
cept Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Purdy, from
whose home the wedding took place.
Immediately after the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev.
shullenberger Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
worth repaired to the Ringo.
Mrs. Joseph Wilkins Party.
Mrs. Joseph wilkins very charm.
ingly entertained a large circle OF
her young girl friends, on Friday
morning, for her guest, Miss Nettie
%Fredendall. In addition TO the hos
tess and guest there were of the
receiving party three visiting girls,
Misses Mary Martin, Kansas City,
Frances Ross, Baird, Texas, and Luz
cile Mcnhany. Fort Worth, Texas.
Misses Mary Lee Burks and Sara
| Conlon presided rel the punch
bowl and Misses Ruth Durkee and
Alice Morris assisted the hostess in
showing the guests to the dining
room, where Miss Grace Morris. Mar
garet Cave and Elinor Hill served
tea, a variety Of sandwiches and con
fections.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-29

DR.. Hal S. Daniel is home from
Moberly where he read a splendid
Paper on THE Forward Movements
before the First District Christian
Endeavor Association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-29

whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough remedy. 1t has been u.s.
ed in many epidemics of this disease
with perfect success For sale by all
dealers.