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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
CULVER GETS TEN
YEAR SENTENCE
Attorney For Defense States Case viii
Be AppeaIed-Parks Case Next
on Docket.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
1t took the jury but twenty minutes
last night to arrive at a verdict of CON
yiction in the case of Chas. Culver.
whose trial, on the charge of rape, has
occupied the attention of the district
court for the past four days. This
trial has been filled with unprintable
testimony and was one of the most re-
pulsive cases in the annals of this
court The jury fixed the penalty at
ten years in the penitentiary, the min
imum penalty for such offenses. At
torney w. H. Kornegay, counsel for
the defense, stated today that the case
would be appealed
Today the court is hearing the trial
of George Greenfeather, on a charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
tense. The prosecution contends in
this case that Greenfeather brought
some hogs to town for Jim Harmon and
sold them to M. G. Hawkins, with the
instructions that if one SOW in the lot
was docked she was not to be sold.
This occurred, it is charged, and then
Greenfeather took the SOW and sold
it to Andy Rider
This case will be give nto the jury
about four o'clock, and as soon as it
is finished the court will take up the
trial of the John Parks case. In this
case Parks is charged with shooting
Chas. Jeans, formerly a police officer
of this city
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
Turkey Market on slump.

1T is just two weeks until Thanks
giving and turkeys are four cents lower
than they We're at this time last year,
said a Vinita poultry dealer this week
1T is predicted that turkeys viii sell
for eight cents in Chicago before
Thanksgiving, but do not believe that
is possible However, they viii be
lower here tha nthey have been for
several years The egg market is the
only item of the poultry business that
is on the BOOM Eggs will go higher
and higher until probably February -
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
Special Meeting of Council.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily
The city council last night met in
call session for the purpose of grant
ing the Catholic church the right to
close the alley running north and
south through the block on which the
church and Sacred Heart Institute are
located, with the provision that the
same area be donated from the school
property for an alley running east and
west through the block Permission
was also granted to the carnival com
pany to show here next week for the
benefit of the fire department There
were but five members of the council
present.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
School of Instruction.

A large number of ladies of the East
ern Star are here from Alton, Chelsea,
Welch and other surrounding towns to
attend the school of instruction which
begun this afternoon under the direc-
ton Of the grand matron.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
Grand to Be Dark Next Week.

Owing to the fact that there will be
a carnival here next week, the Dorothy
Stock company has cancelled
the final week of it's engagement here
and will leave Sunday for Thomas to
open an engagement The Grand will
be dark next week.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17

Jesse Chouteau left this morning
for his home at Kansas City after a
short visit with relatives here.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

win tAp,fdeted 70 institute with Deputy
Leech in the chair This will be fol
lowed by the election Of officers and
their installation.
A recess will be taken until eight o
clock this evening when the class OF
sixty fawns will be given the ?relim-
mary initiation and will then be turn
ed over to Deputy Grand Esquire Kent,
who willsSWith the assistance Of the
Grand Forks te8fft lead the candidates
into tile mysteries of Elkdom. Great
preparations have been made Cor this
part of the work and the expectations
of the visitors ari high g.
f. Following the work; a aSocial~ session
will be held with vaudeville stunts,
three cock fights, music by the Crooks
ton German Band and the candidates
will be called upon to display their
Thespian prowess. The evening will
close with a banquet to be served in the
/ skating rink for which six hundred
plates have been prepared.
The local Ells have been painstaking
in their efforts to make the institution
of Lodge No 1916 the banner event of
/ Elkdom in North Dakota. The Opera
House was tastily decorated in the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
C0WAN CLE| RED BY LEGISLATURE
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Bismarck, n. D., Feb 24At night session held this
the House the clinchcr majority
of the committee by of 81
Though report
others than the accredited correspondents of the regular
all blacken eminent
bitter
Fitzgerald responsible reports
been violated
x the Legislature is
Bismarck, o4-The appointed
John F. of the
this afternoon
the dismissal of the charges in of impeachment
The House accepted the majority by SO to 5
x until thirty this evening.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
LEFT FOR WASHINGTON
INDIAN REPRESENTATIVES FROM
FORT ToTTEN TO SEE THE
"WIITE CHIEFS"

Ignatius Court, Solomon Fox and
John Matoho, representatives Of the
Indians at Fort Totem, left Thursday
night on No. for Washington where
they will confer with the President re-
garding the possibility of raise in the
annuity for this year and the advance
ment of the money coming to the chill
dren. -.
The Indians believe that this action
is necessary. on: account of the hard
winter and the lack of aufdcient seed
grain.
Mr.. Court and the other members Of
the committee have all visited the Ma
tional Capitol before and are well ac-
quainted with the customs and habits
of the White City.
They have the hearty backing Of the
local business and professional men
who have signed a petition which they
will present.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
\NMNMSNlN.N&En'Ssss<tsN
4! MN N!l|Es|lHl[ll(El H|l||lIf l(1lIf REPORT
REPORT FROM WASHINGTON ERE-
Diets CLOSE OF DEVILS LAKE
LAND OFFICE.

The following report was received
from Washington this week:
In another ten years all landoficcs
may be closed in North Dakota, ac-
cording to Robert Farrar, private sec
retary to Senator McCumber. tt not
all then all but one will have to 60 by
the boards. The state has little OF no
public domain remaining that is suit
able for homestead purposes.
The next Office to close, it is said
viii be the Devils Lake Office. but
those in a position to know express
the belief that it would be cheaper
in the long run to continue that office
two years longer than to transfer it
records to the Minot office.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
THE ANTLERED TRIBE
STORMS SAFAN1C CITY

colors OF the and hangSsneath
&e proscenium arcS>SeS hug{3E1Sek
With the hands pointing AdSfG9f
efaven, a tender and significant bi9SH
d the ritualistic work of the lob5e. &
|fhe Commercial club has kindly dol
hnSted the use Of their rooms tch5y and|
#ere Secretary Crabbe has esfsblishej
;his Offices, while the general Bunglddg,
rooms will be the pasture ogShz <seSRS,
The basement has been MS9E1SMebf
the buffet lunch and ttfSAAsN Nbatsdet.
Each guest #SSsStss5t;sats at the
,,handsN NSAASfSa Nearing in a medallion
theZfhtlers of the Elk with cross bar
ybn Which are the words "Our Guest. -
r4Yile members of the local lodge will
/wear a similar badge. In addition each
visitor will be presented with tasty
program noting the hours cf the work
and recalling to their minds th1rty-five
songs which should be used during the
social sessions.
At the banquet each visitor will l,r
presented with a useful and attractive
souvenir.
Devils Lake has excrted it's utmost
endcavors to present its best side to thu
visitors Elks, md those Mno have not
joined the order, have worked hand il
hand in getting the arrangement:
through No call Of the committee ha
gone UNDECIDED ana no request has beel
to trivial to demand instant attention
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

-Eestive with purple and white dec
6rations, Devils Lake todH is playing
host to hundreds Of ElksAfom all parts
of the Northwest. PrHYtically every
store carries in its willow some color
or sign symbolic of t1agreat order be-
ing entertained. NokAhg has been left
undone that mighyend to give ting
guests the time ofItA}ir lives. The N
ecutiye committeebM bMipointed by th94&5
cal Elks consistinl Art ReadsPW.
lMcclory, Jack Ddapd, Tom KSand
Ahas. Henley havd#An tirels6S3their
Aorts and every @aSRSSsS&hsss,
&{s,,y EAR sss:i:s AakNlIl{a!IVDg!|' g!|'
WaWa aftsyliaEIaRzRa aEIa Hing Deputy
sKfahal e. ,Rutes sARRiss AaRi9fsn LeeshIbe ehb
,Nlzs zssshR HRsty Ea9t;ys5 tsfts5 sst@{
NSsAt|hsasG|saas lla4ssK Night thssptal
l,la} g,llsat}S4ESs|BRFS{jlssaSI$SSSsS>>>i[[}NSSXy(NA
kEaFaaNhHVt sgatit&$&Sm Crooks
|sa4tMSs IN Nun n er>SSsak, will ar
risSEi isBBNIIlO' O'TheS heS ttSSaSSae ttt5NSSaSS met al
y u. !sSASg!sEs tn,
ETZll,i = tss%$E,VNsSS&sSSS 'a. :.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
COUNTY FARMERS TO
BE IN ATTENDANCE
FARMsRs INSTITUTE STARTING
N y
NEXT 4qNTH TO BE B1adAsr
Litt1s<azsae douS Rtertaine194H
'ne minus u 0Iss%n E% Z1Y.
rARNsR's INSTITUTE STARTING

3ats.. nsats as to the sue {sl<aaS1sI9fs' !f&I
March 1st and coqtAues 3:A@$ days.
The Commercial 6Ab cohmfn8ee con-
sisting of Pres. Hoaton, 11e5s9umgard,
John Van Lieu f5w. Naraohn Has
the job evspfsfsSyG1d va the visitors ns
will be >sssn Eet1 reception.
rF7ee{n1eeh NJ speskers have been secured
s*ad1fkat>the meeting will benefit the
,esf16ers goes without saying. Pres.
Horton has sent out large number of
personal letters asking the farmers to
come and in each Of the three weeklies
a full page advertisement donated by
the management appeared this week,
The women are especially welcome at
the meeting and special arrangements
have been made for their entertain
ment.
The full program is given on another
page Of this issue.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
1t looks like the first of the month
With so many "Bills. -

The old Elks of the district met last
evening at the Sevilla hotel i'll an
emergency lodge with Addison Leech
rs Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler and
Gus Lichcr Of Jamestown as Deputy
Secretary. The applications were pass
Cd upon. Later the lodge adjourned to
.oaa..r 4, upon which arrived Deputy
Grand Esquire Kent and Secretary
Crabbe, with others from Fargo and
Grand Forks.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
EITHER GLAD RAGS
OR BISCUIT MAKER.
THIS KANSAS CITY GIRL AT HOME
IN EITHER ROLE AND CIVIL
LINZ TO GET MARRIED.

Postmaster Daeley yesterday received
letter from young woman i'll Kan
sas City, Mo-, who is seeking a good
man with matrimonial intentions. The
letter is written in FAC legib!a .l;inr
and bears every evidence that the writ
CT is a girl Of education and refinement
Omitting the lame and address of the
young lady at her request, the letter il:
as follows:
KansasCitv. Mo. Eel. Is.
"To the Postmaster:
"Dear Sir:--l> there any nice Young
man in your part of The country w;ro
would care to become acquainted with
an equally nice girl? Here in Kansas
City there are fifty girls to every man,
and :: @lrl has no chance at all.
g am a bronze brown haired blonde
with ths blueisr Of eyes, not bad look
ing. height five feet four inches aud
weigh l4O pounds. am p years of
age. ] like a tall dark complicated man,
we'll built and tender hearted Here
they are all nuts aud spend their mon
ey on poker and think that they are
generous if they take 4 girl to %
cent show.
u can put on my glad rags end swell
out ut Il dance or I can 90 into a lit
chen and bake the best biscuits ~
one ever ate.
81 am not crazy to get married in
hurry, but would like to get acquaint-
ed with some tine, wclltodo yoang
-,N:M IaNn Inil any out thnrn2,.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
STOLE A FUR COAT
YOUNG BOY ARRESTED FOR LAR.
CENY ON COMPLAINT OF
CLUB MEMBER.

Arthur Brown, nineteen year old
lad giving his home: as Minneapolis
and claiming to have been in the city
only for the past few days, was arrest
ed Wednesday night, charged with
grand larceny. Brown was seen coming
out of the Commercial club rooms and
later Tom Turney missed his valuable
fur lined overcoat valued at $65. The
boy was apprehended but would not
tell his story until this morning when
he was confronted with the ocat which
was found in an old trunk in the old
Wickert shop on Kelly Ave. Brown was
bound over to the district court.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

tne fEAa4Iq{RSSSs. hMS xrH!!3plnett1tl11N H3ne tt11N
ghgSa lssa 1f II 4 ~ h
ElhA$ slla the '' 'e4Sssefes Sasseaess
81 ,s1afft yaee teseSsssHd 4 few of theI6ld Elks
who hays besa working wiitb/ him, pre-
septs1 TtkSGR TitsgfRR RReade Wednesday evening
l'ass AAFa NJ y Song ny Ekzylsharm. VIM.
\ ;Heinze Heinz ln5 made the PRECIPITATION speech
ffhan King i nps lr,ssReade for his splendid
work and telling him of the apprecia.
ton fHt\ \byEMe founders Of the lodge
Mrs, ReadeSNho has been as active as
hfrE Eson' -ip 8ssRaring fof the Elks, was
presenteE8aaSsan Ell.'s brooch.
I'M The AanaasMcre Thos. Page, jack
;Deeslln ond. GhassssHenley, P. J. McClory
iJael5T.tNi >sRi1iSsHenzie J. F. Cowan
Cs%<W,N NSNGreeass Doyon and Fl. z
NiteESnSS%S$sssSs
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
"N1RvANA" PREsEN23SBY CAP
ABLE CAST TO 4eREC1AT1vE
A78f13 THEATRE.

.;ss,s'sn,; .,;sn ,,ss i: sssss s 2g{Es a
talented cast lost none pfthem iHs9aa
presentation. \I$N AAY
Avery L.. Johnson, iA rolNs ~
Erastus Underholt, misunderstanding
acter that has often bested sQmeof -tN43 -tN4s3
best in the profession. He %as1aa
ard natural, yet in his voice, hiASk|SaaS&| iAESks|Sa -
.ures and his stage action he GEaA]
out to perfection the characterisfaEe}S,'4s }S,'s
the old Kansas City packer. TfssS@s&
Callighans are to be congratulated 9S
having in their cast man with 1eS
ability possessed by Mr.. Johnson 4
The role Of A. Kcene Shaver wbgNls
NMy Friend from India" and tWa8RA
ssessor Of "Nirvana' was ably prssHl94
ed by Edward F. Flynn, the cold SA8M1
Of the cast and under whose alass5EY
rection the plays have been press9s
Mr.. Plynn has g senseof comedE dE&
made out Of his character contyf},9E
scream. ''t
Z. Earl Mann carried the difficult
mart of the son in an excellent manner
Possessed of a splendid physique Mr..
Mann presents a splendid stage pres
ence and his maner is easy and grace
full
&, The supporting male parts We're ably
filed by Messrs. Graham and Holmes.
Miss Gertrude Riordan in her inter
probation of Marion Hayste maintain
ed a decidedly happy medium between
the two extremes Of both professional
and ametuer acting. In her scenes re-
quiring the display Of emotion she was
.sexcellept, yet at s1.e- time did shessbe- t
come "ranty,'' while in her petty by
play with the other members of the
east she showed a charming stage pres
ence. Her musical numbers were heart
lily encored.
Miss Lillian Wineman as the charac'
fer woman was excellent. With but
few lines she injected so much OF the
Individuality Of her part into the play
that her every appearance was greet
cd by a tense expectation on the part OF
the audience who realized that in he1
next sentence there would be laugh
Her mirror scene with Shaver was vel
carried out.
The daughters, which parts were fill
ed bv Misses kol!er and Serumgard
were capally handled. So natural wa
their actin. that to the audience i
seemed as il the parts had been es
pecially written FOR them, though +
the critic the difficulties they must hav
encountered were many and varied
Miss Conmy in the difficult characte
role Of lilly, did splendid work an
deserves no little credit for maintain
ing the comedy i'll the play.
From the audience present at Wednes
day nights performance it is apparen
that Devils Lake people do not al
preciate the talent they have in thei
city and it is to be hoped that the fl
ture productions will be more generou
ly patronized.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

j.
X Another from Nat Baker:
X Never enter or leave the lodge
= on & meeting night without
* shaking the hand Of every bro
:. thcr present.
=.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

Billy Belford has one stunt to do
The Elks are watching for it.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

A few of those who are scheduled to
arrive from Valley City are: Frank ).
Henry, John D.. Gray, John Senderson,
Frank Ulm, Chas. & Otto, Chas. X.
Hills and Chas Sorcnson.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

< !. !. X x = :. X 4 < X X X :. x ;. X
x Tt mixes a heap of difference +
X whose banana peel ono slips on. !.
+ \
!. i x \ = x X X X X X X X X :. X T.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

- SsssW Il/I I'm zIfIIN
The high dive byEHaMJIY1Gy%YErfS,nl
iscs to be. one Of tletsl3fJA9ti4jlk, IN
If Jack McLain i@paTSi heNeg9ehsa 9sgdaHs y
slated for him to 7tAi6/NNlNNsgeg)
he worth all the money. 'ft" V(W/,/// :
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
We Guess Not Sheriff.

The Grand Forks Herald gives among
the visitors in Bismarck "Sherif Art
Reade - Well, we guess not sheriff.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

Fergus Falls will send among others:
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24
j. McKellar, : Joseph, JaA
Wilson, I. F. Nero. J. tn

~. McKellar, !. Joseph, JaAASels A
5 Wilson, I. F. Nero, J. T.V>yc@5
w. A. Donnelly, Il. IIenning, &sMS
'Plaff, G. G. Kurtyman, Lee p. MucRs&s;s,
fuss, T. A. McAllister, ) Birch, OttS
Wellan, Thos. Lukyn, Fred schlpf, G.
E. Poritt, o. J. Burns, Gil Stoat, Bill
Diemert, H. Donaldson, Thos. Murphy.
j. L. Graves, W. A. M. Smith, f..
Orchard. J. H Degnan, NJ 'Iamitsc},
Frank McKone, Herb Holmes. R. T.
Baker, W. J. Price, w. Fl. Gareen, "
H. Stern, J. L. Schrutl,. W. F. Hunt IT
A. Mason, M. n. Baldwin. J NJ. Bath
rick, Hector G. Barnes. F. A. lr sh, NJ
L. Lasson, Fl. @. Mott, Harry No!cn,
II, R. Ashclman, Oscar Eallcnhcrg. II.
F. Strchlow. John sanderson, y. n.
Wassenl. G. l. Allen, Franl; Tim. Chas.
Otto.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

X + !. < X X !. X T. !. < X :. x = X *
). !.
= If he is a good Elk he is a :
\ good citizen. x
X <
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

The local stores VEHEeSspore tSanNy.sEKFSnE-E .sEKFn-E
erous in their deddfasfon: ! 1 wv N.polM
be impossible to detaik5ssaA. s t,;cmN haty
especial attention should@,eSe Seallef tn
those in White & 1I@dffFSoee;s%% df;Fsa,ee%$ lhA{AN|. ",
Ness, Ramsey Drug aad the a}s.aat; ;afol'tr.a fol'r.'
OH the fountain ins5he DrMils,1,Iiake
D,,o. - 1aHIlI/ ''EEA'NYNWl
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-24

VIII be Z >Plpp'azlEE ssttes are
already il il , training Aspccial
-- ~ ~, .,,vyM ix>n1
A pretty featnfe=of tAe A y;@ty,s1a ylayynWills be.
the EIks' song with hsetdMffanief
ment played by t6ss11sssasssa AZ n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-23
oRPHEuM THEATRE.

Frank Mostyn Kelly e. Co. are the
headIiners in the bin at the Orpheum.
The summer season opened yesterday
at the new playhouse under favorable
auspices There was good attend
ance at each performance and the
management has every reason to an
ticipate great popularity for the sum
mer entertainment features. Kelly &
Co. present a sketch called Tom and
jerry, and It is laugh producer from
start to finish. 20, but am sick gets
the audience.
. Reed St John q co. have a musical
act that Is classy and attractive. They
appear in Colonial costume and the
stage setting Is very effective and
pleasing.
Carroll Drew, the talkologist, is not
much with his songs but he has q
line of hot air that seemed to please
Valroy Major, Coincidence and dane
cir, has an entertaining act. Her dane
Ing is featured and 1t created great
deal of applause.
The illustrated song was sung by
Fred Harnill and his musical kids. who
remained over after last weeks big
bin.
There were two motion picture Aims,
both along comedy lines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-23
ARREST BROTHERS
On SERIOUS CHARGE
THREE BROTHERS ARRESTED ON
CHARGE or CRIMINAL ASSAULT
ON YOUNG GIRL-YouNG MEN
TAKE TIE MATTER AS A JOKE
BROUGHT TO FARGO.

Three brothers, George, Carl and
Gunder Gunderson. who live neal
Kindred, were arrested yesterday BY
Deputy sheriffs Bingham and Ross on
the charge of criminal assault upon
the person Of Florence Graveley, a 10
year-old girl who liz at present at the
Crittenton home with her baby.
The information which lead to the
issuance Of the warrants for the three
brothers was secured from the girl by
officials OF the Crittenton home. states
Attorney Fowler gave the warrants to
the county officials who drove to the
Gunderson farm In an automobile yes
terday and arrested two of the broth
ers. The other brother was attending
q funeral in RichIand county and the
officers proceeded to the scene OF the
funeral where the third brother was
arrested.
The young men regarded the affair
somewhat of a Joke and willingly ac-
companied the officers to Fargo. on
reaching the city last night near mid
night they were taken before Judge
Miller of the police court. who has
SohSehISd 70 sLay up 10 give them a
preliminary examination. The three
brothers were very ignorant regarding
the forms Of the law, and upon the
advice Of the court they decided to re-
tain an attorney and will do SO today.
Judge Miller set the hearings Of the
men for tomorrow afternoon at Q 1
o'clock. The father OF the boys Is ex-
pected to arrive in the city today to
arrange for their bail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-23
COMMONSLASTMEETING
Well Known Dinner Club Holds Last
Session of Season Until
Next October.

Last night the Commons club held
IT'S final meeting for the season, and
recess will be taken until October.
The meeting last night was held in
the private dining room at Prizes,
where a good supper and pleasant ses-
sion was enjoyed.
The programme for the coming year
was planned and the work of the past
season was reviewed. All the mem
bers are greatly pleased with the pro-
gress of the club and look forward
with much pleasureable anticipation to
the next years work.
There are only four vacancies in the
membership list of the organization,
but 1t is presumed all will be filled
before October, as many are anxious
to enter this literary club whose meet
ings prove so entertaining and enjoy
able.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-23
SERVING SUBPOENAS
Force at U. s. MarshaI's Office i
Serving a Large Number OF
New Subposnas.

Every member Of the force of the
u. s. marshaIs office, with the ex-
ception of Chief Deputy Stout, who is
remaining at home in charge OF the
Office, has gone out to serve subpoenas
for the grand jury which will convene
next month. A large number OF sub
poenas will be served from the office
and the men will be gone week. serv-
ing the federal papers, with one ex-
ception.
Marshal Shea has gone to the south
western part Of the state, Joe Lamont,
deputy, has taken the extreme west
ern part Of the state, A. r. Mckay,
deputy. is working the north and CEN
trail part and 8. B. HICKMAN is In the
southeastern part. HICKMAN is the
only one of the bunch who will not
have to be gone almost week, serv-
ing the papers.