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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-01
H. L. Kerry, Attorney for Assignee.
stanton, N. ID. 49,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgase, executed and delivered by Christine
Lean aud ststc Of North DAKOTA, 1ortRagor:
Ramsey aud State q ninnesota; Mortgage zee
Sor record in the Office Of tho Register Of Deeds
of the County Of Mclean and State OF North
OakotR on the End day OF December A. D.
1908, &C II 40 O'Clock A. u. and .recorded 10
Book B37 Of Mortgages ON pege ~. will be fore.
closed by Q sale OF the promises. 10 such mort.
ddoos q Tho Court House. in. Washbrsn; i, the
at Tie hour 81 Two O'Clock 7. r., on Saturday.
tho 28rd day Of December. 1911. to satisfy the
amount duo on such mort9age on the sday OF
sale; default having occurred in the conditions
~ said mortgage in that the. principal and In.
terest ON the note secured by said mortgage,
being due, has not been paid.
The premises described Ia such mortgage
described as follows: The North Halt Of the
81 the Northwest Quarter and he.Northwes
Quarter 81 theSouthwest Quarter ofSec., Twenty
three (2S). in Township One Hundred Forty
eight (lAS), Range Seyenty-nine Colin Mclean
County, North 0akota,scOntaining l8D acres,
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale the sum OF Thirty Blk and vGlOvI
Dollars (ks8.a0) and the costs and expenses OF
Dated November 18th, 1911,
- Georae D. Eyaabroad.
gs MOrtgagee.
2O,Brien, Young & Stone,
~. Paul. ninn. MI
Hs.Inleyg = sSlltyan.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

MILNE We SxkxICAS0O - oAA4I
gage executed and delivered by William Mel;
son; q single man, mortgasor, to Wells and
dated GasasS The sG 81 ass II ! bees t3iaa:'l 1865, ' and aisd
Of the County Of Mclean and State Of North
o 6eksfs p On M she i scd dss 81 ii @ }BsnIaBB 81 ii H. &e;r e s;ss
at page AS, and assigned BY said mortgage to
A. johnson, which essingnment was. filed, for
the 10th day Of October, 1911, and recorded in
Book, HIS Of Mortgages at page 200, will be
foreclosed by q sale Of the premises in such
front door. Of the Court House in the city Of
Washburn, County Of Mclean and. State OF
North Dakota, et the hour Off o'clock. r. u.
f Sn t am ass aa au 81 u 1sSs1 ssid m a; T.; asel on no t ShasdtS ay
of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage
d dsses xsssr =. sli fo IL ss!a T.? f. iss's w. n 81. sf9 q s s6s
quarter Of the northwest quarter 3SSWA NWK1l
T 9Ss aSi e Sne H Sa9; % f f=sssy:ssy enlS ei4! b. H. I"
Lean County, North Dakota.
conditions DdisSas " of said G @ort gage il iii that said Id
,%nortgagor has failed to pay q certain promis.
DRY note described in said mortgage, and pay:
able to sh ss MORTGAGE ass. and dsis as mi.E sd; to m the SAID ID
for tho sum Of 5000. due December 1st, 1910.
with interest after matnrlty ct II per cent per
0nnOm. ana mas I6lleu 20 pay Gne accrued In
terest thereon -
That in accordance with the terms of said
mortgage, the said assignee paid to the. assig-
nor thereof two coupon notes, same being in
terest OF q prior mortgage on said premises.
each in the amount Of $500, of even date with
said mortgage. one due December LIST, 1910, and
the other. December LIST, 1911, with interest at
the rate Of u per cent per annum, after ma.
turity, neither of which notes. or the interest
gagor. That further in accordance with the
terms Of said mortgage, said assignee has paid
and redeemed the taxes against said premises
for the year 1910. in the sum- of SASS.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
terest notes on prior mortgage. with interest
thereon, as above specified, and sl6.44, same
being the amount of said taxes for 1910, at the
date of sale. making q total OF $301.s0.
Dated this 18th day of October. 1911.
A. johnson. M
Assignee of Mortgage,
G. Olgeirson.
Attorney for said Assignee,
Washburn, North Dakota. 17-2.
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In District Court.
}sixth Judicial District

State Of North Dakota' In District Court.
County Of Mclean. }sixth Judicial District
H. N. Erenfeld, and z. g. Stone
Plaintiffs.
John N. Rounds, and. Charles
Rounds. Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants, Greeting:
answer ths Gonplsint: Of The Plsia!iffs in the
Complaint is on file in the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in and. for the County of
Mclean. State of North Dakota, and to serve .
seo9py e your snsyeE upon tie subscsi6eaEs At
County, Neorth. Dskots, within thirty days after
the service Of this Summons upon, YOU, OK
elusive Of the day of such service; and in case
Of your failure 70 a2Reas Or an s,ys IS above
ment against you by default for the relief de-
manded in tho Complaint.
Dated on this the 9Th day of September, A. D.,
1911.
Emil A. Lohrke,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Residence and Post Office
Address at Balfour, Nc.
2O-25 Henry Co.. N. Dakota.
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Continued from Page Two)

Halver T. HalversOn,
SWA NEA ........13
Henry Longtime, Eh
Farm Farm Mtee: Loan &
Land Co. VEL ....15
Christina Lidtha,
Everett SMN NJ i:'' Kuaie, '''ls
SWA ..............15
Jacob Presser, Sk
NWA, ny SWA...l7
David Mantz. SEA..11
Jacob dresser, Lots 3
and 4. Eh SWA ..18
ID. T.. Owens, 10
ID. T.. Owens, SEX '..19
Asa G. Kinney, EH
SWA. NWA SWA,
SWH NWA .......2O
Emanuel Furst NWA22
Emanuel Furst. NEH22
Bernard De Vries,
SWA 49,. ..........22
Christian Mcdonald,
~ S 81 e sS$ ~ W. ~ e
NEN, SWA f
SEA NWA ........23
Heinrich Rub, Lots 1
and 2 ...............24
Florence f. Stewart,
Lots 5-6-7-8, Sec. "a,
Fr asS Lot i i;;;;;;:l.''sS
VIZ SWN. SWA
NWA Sec. rs and
sen, NEA ....:::.26
Matt. Torgerson, NE
NWA, SWA NWA,
NWA, SWA .......27
Julia A. Lockrem,
SWA SWA ....::::2S
Ole K. Lockrem, NE
SWA, seq SWA,
NWN seq ........2S
Oscar. p. Peterson,
Christian Thirkeldsen,
Lots 1-2-Eh NWA30
J. Austin Regan, SEA
NWA. NEA SWA,
Lots 2 and 3 .......31
Anton B elson n, s "
NEA, NEA NEK,
NEX SEA- .........32
Aug. Rittenbauch,
SWA 1900. .......33
Clara J: Wicker,
sen sen .........33
Chris. w. Christensen,
sen NEA, E
SEX,-33-NK SWK.3 "a
j. Wicker, Sk SWA34
Nels Olson, NWA,
F. .!.............34
A.. Christensen. NEA
NEH, SWN NEA "a
j. B: Peterson, NEA
jonas N a H. Chr Christensen ssii.''
SEA NEA. NY SEA34
Martin C. Christensen,
ST. S r ABA S "
Jacob Nelson, EA
SEA. SWA sen .35
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LEGAL NOTICES

wMotIces published under this
will be charged legAlrates
In. accordance with tho ruling ofthe
Mclean County Press Association,
and no affidavit will DO issued until
all publication charges are paid.
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1853 1864 2.96 IS 81. IS
16O 1875 3.O9 25 34.1S
100 2O.7O 2.O7 rs 23.07
SO $3.50 80 25 4.54
100 1924 1923 70 24.s3
100 3o.4o 3.05 Is 1878
40 600 go % 6.s6
14G.7Y 1888 1885 IS 21.73
1873 21.53 2.15 20 20. %
149.61 23.40 2.34 % $50
1866 81 1919 2.yS rs 3.O7
40 5.S5 SO 25 $50
100 $50 2.86 25 3l.7l
8, Range e6.
100 22.37 2.3O rs 25.63
1s7 2s.Ss 2.Sa IS 2.02
157.17 $3.50 2.35 rs 26.10
l47.61 1886 2.64 % 1920
1919 2s.01 $50 rs s2.1s
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JOlldS H. NIl1lSlCIlSOll,
sen NEN. NY SEAS
Martin C. Christensen,
s Y S + A,-34- S "
Jacob Nelson, EA
SEA. SWA sen 81
Peter Holbeck, seq.
Harvey w. James.
SWN NWA, NWA
SWA, Sec. 2 and
SEA NEA, NEN
Edward Russell, SWA
SWA q SCI sen,
Sec. 3, and NEA
N E ", 10 NV Y
NWA ....:.:1
I'hobo Kraft, SWA
. SEA -3- VIZ NEA,
SEK. NEA ........1'
Sam Hafbeck, Adm.,
NV. NWA NWA.1
John M. Haven, Lots
2-3-5-6-NEA SWA.
True Mathews. Sh
SEA. SEA SWA-4-
NEN, NWA .......
John Mellin. Lots 1-5.
NV NV . NEM. sEA
John Mellin, Lots 81
John Mellin, Lot 8 :.
Kate B. Wilson, Eh
SWK, Lots 6 and z
Carl W. Smith, Ek
NWN, Lots 1 and 2
Milo Field, SEW NEN
Henry T.. Mathews, lot
6-SEH SEA.. Sec. s,
and 81 SWA
B. Z. Welk. SWA::..1
David w. Miller. Eh
SEA iowa.. SWN.1
Casper HI. Field, VIZ
sen 10 NY NEA1
Marie p. Peterson, SH
NWA, VIZ Il
Carl ii. Field, Eh
SWA, NWA SEA II
M: r. Peterson, NEA
Ludwig M'sh r ;;s;ss NEM
NWH, NWA NEA,
Chas. II. Kittleson,
VIZ NWA, sen
:, NWA. NWN, SWA. Il
Anton Sorben, E1s
SWA, SWA, SWA Il
Park p. Casey, NWA
sen Lots 3-4-5 ....1
Amelia Rogers (heirs)
NY s EA, Y
SWA. SCI NWA. i
Oscar Iverson (heirs)
Lots 1 and 2 ......1
Jacob Hestner, sen. 2
j o d Hottie, N y
SWA, SWA SWN,
Sec: q, and NWA
NWK SO. .........2
Thomas o. Belsine,
SEA SWA, 81 E1a
Fred L. Conklin,
NWA SEX. ........2
christian Sorber, Il
E ........ ......2
James a. Barnes,
NWA ........ .....2
James Burrows. NEM2
Tilla Gunderson, SIC
SWA 90 S1h SEN2
d q Barnes, NWA
.NWA ...... .......2
a. r Danielson. Sh
r NWA NEA.
E SEA .........2
Magnus Gjertson, NEA3
Christ O. Berget, Sk
SWM. Sh sen ...3
j. g. Dixon. SEA
SWk. SWK SEA-. 3
G. Aldinger, r ..3
j. Aldinger. EH e
wv sen. Lot 1.:s
X. r. Nelson, Lots c-3
Sk NWA .....:.::3
j. Sackman, Sk SEA3
Geo. l.. Bryant .fs'n Lots
I, and Lots 1-2 80.
Ole Olson, Jr. Sen >.
John T.. Steven, SEA.
Peter FL. v0th, Lot
4, SWA NWA, Sec.
s. and Sh NEA.
Lot 1 ...... %.......
Christian voth, Lots
2-3-4-5-SEN NWh.
Asmund F.. Felland,
Sh SEA...... .....1'
abraham L. Ricketts,,
Lillian II. Dunbar. sM
NEA; SEA NWh.
Aug. r. Eurcish, VIZ
SWA. SWA NWA.
e SWA ......::1
Frank III. Dunbar, SA
SEA-, Mex SEA.
SEX SWN ........1
Lena Telenga. Lots 81
6, NJ SEA ......s.. Il
Alvin r. Olefn. Lot S.
Bee. ~, and lots 5-6.
Frank J.. School, Ell
SEA, -21- EH NEA2
Albert b. Olson, NWA2
Lizzie A. Lund. SWA2
Gilbert b. Olson, VIZ
SEA. -23-WM NEA2
Chas. r. White, E3a
NWA, NJ SWA.. 2
Knute f.. Doe, SEA -
C. r. White, SWN 49,. ~
C. Fl. White. SEA. ... =
b. g. Olson, Ek
NEN. EN- SEA...:2
Vim Rickelman. EN-
NWN. EM SWN. g
j. W. Griffith. MEX. q
George Telenga. EN-
NWA, En- 6WM... 3
A L. Maxwell, EN-
EWA. WI sen )
Peter b. Olson, M
Aisx Gaspsr. sss NEN.
MI SEA .s.s....s.s
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n

Christian NOth, Lot l. J. 40
Ole Su ve sRu sk NEA' ,so
'+ 81 e. S SEX r'e %: w.. -, ,
VIM. Il. Denman, Lots
9 and =. Sec. !. and
None C.. Miles, sWh
s ~ IS IVY w NWA, ,so ,
Johan stumwall, Lot
g ~ SEA, NEA
Einar" A: wing, sM l'''l' :
SEK, g. EH NEH z 100 ]
f. A. Wing. VIZ NEA { so
Albert l.. Olson. SEA: leo !
Johannes Bauer. sen S 100 /
Johannes Bauer, E1a
Christian Lather,
5e swA K. Kin., 81 1so Il
re ahiN; o S% f ~ Of $50 I
NE ........ .......11 100 l
Ole Tonneson, Sk
r. Nw Z. b MN sw4 sX 1so 1
sen, III E% NEH14 100 1
Ranse. S. Dahl. NEA :13 100 l
Christian Bauch. WI
o1 MM@lE f. w Eun swx 81 100 l
ca MlEY !: Olson S% sE EEX::as 1 1sS i i
Bruce Edgar. SWA go 100 l
Chas. w. Tong, Wy
NEA; VIZ sEA ;.2s 100 l
1a sS $,.e sr4 Tons ;:'. N;;ws;X;;:s:: h$s ,
Karl Berg. VIZ NMA2$ 60 :
Christian ,Walz, SWA& lSo !
Elmine Olson. NEA..2S 157 1
Emma T. Klein. SEA24 1850 l
Bells A.. Keel, SEA...25 100 1
First State Bank,
Garrison; NV :;;M 100 4
S y " y, "eo ~ NJ
NV: NV, sWNa fso 1
John l.. Lund, NJ
c. E y. MEG; :'' sen 50
SLY. -2ss E& NEA ., ,eo
cs ~ WaS., NEN lou
ce S . s S" Dame ;e:'i EM $50 I
SWA. Lots and 40 154.27 1
Christian Christman,
Lot 6 Ek NEA..
NV SEN. .....jL l4I.6O l
Nils A. Olson. NEA. IS 16t 1
Edward Man9 do~r fsr9 49, Rang
of NEN NWA -. l.
John Wessner, Sc
Theo. Olson. Lot H.. .o,Ss
Michael Stolz, Lots g
3.5 SEA NWA.
sMA MEA .s 1850
Jo ana w 4; Err s SMA: =: 6 1850 10 !
Theobold Mittleider,
Lots 1 and 2, Ek
Christian Huinmel,
sM sen . VIZ.
W. +. Winkelman. SH
NEA NWA SEA-. 100
Katherine Mehlh"ff.
es ssS c ; Hay: snA !; ass l
John H. K~linesasser,
Christian 9s sM < kem mai Sg 5r:, lou l
wy sW Mi Sex Sr T.
81 NWA NWA...22 100
| Christina Johnson,
andrew EH neg Gand i e 50
Ek NEA. -1s- VIZ.
Andrew j.. Peterson,
Lots 2 and 8. sen
NWA, NEA SWA rs 1916
Therwold f. Kjorness,
chT!s{af Ksmpf, MHN ''' !
S wv N h# : NWA,o 100
NEA, NV sen 80 80
Michael HI. Whelan,
'a s a.. : hSSSss S;; 4 S :i;!s' 80 :
Julia Trautman. SH
SMA. 22-N r.
Ra S ) E;ssiinser. EN LOU
sWh N SEH ., NWA.y 1850 !,
Gottfried Roessler,
\NEM. sEA, NEA...25 100
Emanuel Bethmiller.
VIZ VIVA. w.
Burt e. Laurene, EH
SEA. SWA SEA,
na SIX W SMH ;;.' NJ 100 2
Anton Iowa, nv
JOHN INV " ". r fFatt. NE 81; i $50 j !
Frank Diore. SWA...2s 100 i
Pearl f. Keyes, NJ
IN NEM sMA ...ss;;U;;2' 100 I
Sec. 30. and NWA
SWA. SWA NWA: go 100 i
Leslie Oppelt. SE
Ni NE%. NEM NEN,
80 NWN NWN::29 100 1
Jacob Mitz. NEA
NV, NJ NEA,o.
Lot i ..............:34 1879 +!
RENT Rottleau, sWA3A 100 1
Ole Dahl, sE NEh, =,
NEA' N"4 4o1 Lot 2's1 14s, s aSa !
Jacob steinwand. sEA
SR II sh " spa. SPY. 100 i
Christian Suffer. NWA
SEA. SWA NEA.
| Karl Jungling. Sr.
| SA NEA. Lots
sWH' NWI $50. 1 1862. 26 16
Ludwig Herman. (heirs)
sWH sWA IL h. 100 /
Christian Eslingler.
acres in SEA NNA 8
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Emil A. Lohrke,
ATTORNEY for the Plaintiff,
Residence and Post Office
Address at Balf0ur, Nc.
Henry Co., N. Dakota.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
CRAY HAIRs nRk,E:;5'
YOU LOOK OIL
A Simple Remedy Brings b
the Natural CoIor-Dandrui
Quickly Removed,

How often one hears the cInrcygi
"Shc is gray anil beginning 10 lI"E al
II is true that gray hair usually irro
age and is always associated with
You never hear one referred IN pIEh
ing gray hair and looking y"ua:. b.
The hair is Snnrrall? tho int!cN ~
II your hair Is gray. ynu cant b.
your friends for referring TO yru a. 10
ing old. Iou can't retain yplii
appearance il yoa allow ynt' hii-
grow gray. Maay persons - niin
age jcoparrlizc th-ir fU:a." .i@,1ly
allowing the gray hair II hr"n%:. M
fcst. II your hair has hcco"l. { 1T
gray, try Wycth's Sage Hrl NJ"
Hair Remedy, a rrcpr'aiica WI
chemist by the name Of W'%c',; i" i.
n few years ago. 1. il S.n'''".
pensirc and practical. MD W! :
tho gray hairs in few dl.S. II,
guaranteed to remove dan 'ru:f So!
mote the growth Of tn heir.
1t is n pleasant lrrs.iH: fr~ -
and after using it n f"w d. T.
dryness Of thu scalp "a'i's." ',,a
Don't neglect yoGr h",s. =.
Wycth's Sage AMI SIl bur - ..
You will be surprised at t.c
results.
This preparation is o:!r"oI g.
public at fifty cents To- e.
Recommended 'nr',s.A~I
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'EIEGTl0N'
NEW OFFICERS OF MOOSE LODGE
( ARE CHOSEN FOR ENSUING
Y YEAR. =

At regular meeting OF Fairmont
.odge No. .. L. o. o. Nj. held in the
hall on Monroe street last evening
otticers- for the ensuing year were
chosen as follows:
Past Dictator. H. L. aist; dictator,
C. D. Fleming; vice dictator. ]. II
Fawcett; prelate, h. T. ,Rannenberg:
treasurer. John Bischoff: sergeant al
arms. ]. II. Robinson; inside guard
Leon Smith; trustees, G. G. sherrard
W. 6. PRINCE, f. NJ Dlckerson. In
stalllnS officer. 0. =, Mcmillan: ply,
sicians, ). A. Graham, j. E. DINER and
A. L. Peters.
The Installation OF the newly elect
ID officers will take place on wednes
day evening. January 3, 1912. attel
which banquet will be held at the
club rooms.
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II y = li.sTNI 'I1.Ts1
!. LANDSLIDE: 1
CAUSES" TRAIN FROM MORGAN.
TOWN TO BE OVER TWO
HOURS LATE.

Train No. 60 this morning came In.
to this city slightly over two hours
late, the delay caused by the train
being held behind small land slide
which covered the track ut Montana,
about four miles our of this city.
All OF the students from the West
Virginia University who were return
Ing TO their homes after the end Of
the first semester were on board the
train, and the delay caused many OF
them to miss train connections in
different cities, so that many OF then
will be late in arriving at their homes
for the Christmas holidays.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
HE WANTED TO BE A HERO.

Terrible asst is TO be slain In bat.
lie. there Is one thing the soldier
fears worse, declares a veteran. That
Is TO miss the honor OF taking part in
n great battle. and to die ingloriously
al home, when his country needs him.
An artillcryman from Michigan
brought this out during the Civil War.
The man had only just gone to the
front, and had seen no real fighting.
One day while on the march he fell,
and was run over by the gun carriage.
He was so badly crushed that, sorely
against his will, he had to be furlough-
I'd and sent home.
While he lay in bed under the doc.
tors care the battle OF Gettysburg
was fought. The man feared he would
die. and keenly regretted that, since
he must go, 1t could not have been on
that glorious field. He called upon
the decor TO hear his last request.
doctor. II | 20, promise me this:
My stone shall bear these words:
Killed at Gettysburg in the front oil
battle.'"
But you weren't" objected the ply
sician.
81 know. But 1t wasn't my fault. II
you can't say that. then say. KILLED
at Gettysburg-durlng temporary
absence at Brookiield. Mich.'' =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
FINANCES ARE
SATISFACTORY
PRESIDENT TAFT SAYS THAT
UNCLE SANS MONETARY CON.
DlTloN is VERY GOOD.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2l.-=
Uncle Sans finances are in a very
satisfactory condition" according to
President TaEt's message to congress
regarding departmental affairs which
was delivered to-day.
The message discussed the nations
financial status, the proposed cur.
rency reform and many minor mat
tiers.
A surplus OF S47,UOO,OOO in receipts
for the year over the expenditures
shown in the Presidents figures re-
turned TO the postofilce department
for the first time in rs years shows
1t self supporting. Credit govern
ment Is shown better than that OF any
other government by the sale of Pana,
ma three per cent bonds" saId the
President;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
'G6URT DENIES
!. PACKERS. MOTION
DECISION ENSURES "A coNTiNu-
ANcE OF THE PRESENT TRIAL.
DEFENSE ALLEGED THE IN.
cIcTMENTs WERE FAULTY.

In Chicago Federal Court Judge
Carpenter today denied the motion OF
,the counsel for ten packers now on
Srial- here OH alleged criminal con.
spiracy, that two OF the seven count
indictments against them he dismiss.
cd. The defense excepted. The de.
clsion lnsures a continuance OF the
present trial. The defense alleged
the Indictment was faulty because OF
specified alleged unlawful acts OF
curing at the tife when the statue
limitations was operated in the dcbar
prosecution. The further motion that
the jury be instructed to disregard
certain statements Of the district at.
torney Wilkerson; Opening address
was also denied by. Judge Carpenter.
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STRAY
SHOTS
SOME CHRISTMAS INNS.

buy your husband nice tiger rug
TO put in front Of your own bureau. or
II you must buy something cheaper
get him a pretty corset cover or a
ieweled back comb.
A boy fi&ays appreciates a nice
bright ak and a good bucksaw for
Christmas. These things mean some.
thing to him. ~ ~ I.
Never say "thank you" or anything
polite to "a clerk in department
store during the Christmas rush. II
you do he Is liable to be overcome by
surprise and the shock might be too
much.
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cHRisTmAs FEAST FOR DYspEp.
a. .5.t5e TICS. -.,..s

We have been gsSed to suggest a
Christmas menu for q person who is a
dyspeptic and cannot eat very much.
This Is not at all difficult for We have
only TO refer back to Samuel Pepys,
an old English cynic aud pessimist,
made so by poor digestion, It is
said. He was never able to eat very
much. One of HIS light Christmas
dinners is described in his memoirs
He had a very light appetite for an
Englishman OF those times. Follow.
ing Is the menu:
A dish OF marrow bones.
A roast wild turkey.
A leg OF mutton.
A leg OF veal.
A dish Of fowl.
Three pullets.
A dozen larks. 't
A great tart. ''1t
A meats tongue. n
A pot of anchovles.
A dish of prawns.
A pork die.
., Cheese.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Citizens Dollar Saw
ings Bank of Fairmont will be held at
their banking house on the second
Monday in January. 1912, being the
'Sth day of said month, between the
hours of 70 IN. and 3 p. IN, of said day,
for the purpose OF electIng a Board
Of Directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly como before
the meeting.
.: l4?:Iis, Il. IS. :. - &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
NORMAL SCHOOL
CLOSED TODAY FOR THE Holt.
DAY VACATION. STUDENTS RE.
TURNED TO THEIR HOMES.

The Fairmont Normal school closed
today at eleven-thlrty for the Christ.
mas holidays. A special chapel exer.
else was held during the morning and
several addresses were made. The
pupils as well as a number OF the
faculty will leave today and tomor.
row for their homes TO spend the va,
cation. School will resume January
the third.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
FELL UNDER TRAIN.

SlSTERSvIILE.- While attempt
ing to get off a Baltimore & Ohio
passenger train about o'clock. al
Paden City, Levi Hess. of Sardis. fell
under the wheels and as result his
right leg was cut of short distance
above the knee. AT the city hospital
here. where he was removed, an op,
Grafton was performed and he was
reported to be getting along all right
this AFTERNOON and will likely recover
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
ELABORATE PLANS.

Z tPARKERSBURG.- A big meeting
OF the local Business Mems Associa-
tlon is being planned for about the
middle Of January at which time n
visit will be paid 10 the local asso-
citation BY the officials sof gthe state
association of business smenH Theyex.
act date for The even tthas.5hot been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
CHILD BURNS.

RICHWooD.-When her clothing
lgnited, little Fay Highly, aged FIVE,
daughter of D. B. Highly, sustained
injuries that resulted in her death.
The first that was known OF the
child's accident was when the little
one ran out on the front porch, with
Its clothing blazing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
NEW DEPOT.

PARKERSBURG.-The B. & o. II.
n. Co., will in the near future begin
the construction in Parkersburg OF
one OF the largest and most up to date
transfer freight depots and the only
one OF the kind in the state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
State news
TO REMAIN AT WHEELING.

Observation-Disclosures desper.
ate efforts to secure the Headquarters
OF the West Virginia Sunday school
association, have failed. At the mid.
year meeting OF the executive com.
mittee of the association held in the
stratford Springs hotel. last evening
resolution was adopted declaring 1t
to be the sense OF the committee that
the Offices shouIl remain in Wheel
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21

VIENNA, Dec. 21.-ThIs city is ex.
cited over reports that Emperor
Franz Josef Is In n critical condition
and could live but a few hours.
Officially the palace attendants say
he. is improved but the people do not
accept 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
THORN in APPENDIX.

KEYsBR.- Surgeons operating up.
on John Arnold, aged II years, son of
]. Sloan Arnold. orchardlst, at the
Hotffan hospital. discovered a locust
thorn in te appendix. 1t had pierced
te side. How the thorn got into the
appendix Is the subject Of much spec.
platiop. Al.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-21
OBSERVATIONS OF old CAP
Is WHlPPEE. ~

Nobody cares whether she gets a
Christmas present or not Funtil the
time'comes, Y
A lot of perfectly good pplecats are
glvin' up their young lives to make
genuine imitation ermlnc furs these
days.
II will be noticed that most of the
wealthy rellers started about forty
years ago when there wasn't ten fol-
lers chasin' every dollar as soon as 1t
left the mint.
One thing never see yet was a
blonde haired sQuaw.