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members Of board have been kept
busy in general struggle with the
semester exams.
LOOKING UPWARD
LOTHING VIRTUE WITH GRACE,

1t Is said of the French that they
have manner but not manners. Per-
maps 1t may be said of the Americans
that they have virtue but not grace.
story is told of Frenchman who
met a lady and a mud puddle at the
same time. In the puddle was a tiny
strip OF earth upon which one might
cross dry shod. With the most
charming manner in the world, the
Frenchman raised his hat, stepped
upon the little strip of dry land and
pushed the lady into the water His
manner, for deferential charm, was
beyond criticism, but his manners!
In contrast to this was the action
of an American in the street car. The
trolley was crowded. A woman en-
tered laden with packages. Neither
hand was free to hold to the strap,
and she swayed most unpleasantly
with every jerk of the car. The man
was picking his teeth and making
most unpleasant noises in the process
of getting them cleaned to his salts
faction When he saw the woman, he
rose abruptly. pointed one finger to
his vacated seat. grabbed a strap and
SoutiuuSu HIS operations WlCu the
toothpick. He was all example of vir-
tue without grace,
This is a trait characteristically
American. Nearly every family owns
to some member who does his duty.
But. oh, how ungracefully he does
it! He would die before he would
fail in his duty, but with teeth set
and grim face he performs it. One
would almost rather have it undone
than face daily such countenance
! in the doing Of it.
Tho man who so kindly but un-
graciously gave his seat is the sort
who will pay his -wife's bills uncom-
plainingly but never tells her he loves
her nor buy her bunch OF flowers
or a box OF bonbons lie will slave
for her year in and out that she may
have all the material comforts, but
he will never do any of the little
things that are the flowers of life.
There is many such a grimlv duti-
! full daughter in homes. She would
not for the world be ncglcc,ful in
her duties to her parents, but she
goes about all tho little Offices for
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READY FOR Distribution
The First Edition of the Dncotnh VIII
BE on Market Saturday. Most
Attractive Volume

Tho first consignment of the Daco-
tab, the biennial publication edited
by the junior class of tho university.
will be on the market Saturday. 1t
Is most attractive volume, profusc-
ly illustrated. and is most worthy
example Of the free expression OF
those phases of studer: activity char
actcristic Of college life.
Tho cover is a full walrus grained
leather, seal brown in color stamp
ed in gold and lined with brown silk.
The publication contains a clear duo
tone pr!r, OF President Frank H. Nc
/ Ncy. to whom the bool: Is dedicated.
+! Its ::2aatic and lscrhry depart
Inents arc .; espcc!al merit The
faculty. classes, societies and other
organizations arc fully and ably rep
resented. The volume contains spe-
c.el university number OF "I.:fc," con-
tanning CARTOONS. jokes. takeofss, etc.,
Illustrative os college i!te It is al.
legged g be ISSUED by the U. n. d.
i-::c Prcserv,ag company (consolida:-
(; e.'A ard hns as ;ts motto while
| tierc'.; lie there's hope"
Ed:.o--.u-chie' Malwcll Anderson
and Manager Roy F,nkhain and thor
assistanss have reason to look with
! pride upon the volume which will
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MODE LH|GH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAM
Twenty-Six Graduates to Re.
oeive Diplomas Friday Ev-
ening at Exercises

At $3.50 Jriday evening tho COM
mencement exercises of the model
high school will be held in teach
will be conferred upon twenty-six
graduates, eleven OF whom reside in
Grand Forks.
The model high school is under the
immediate supervision Of Superin-
tendent Charles G. Schmidt and a
force Of able instructors who have
developed this department until it has
become Of great service to the depart
ment of education in furnishing a
place for the study of high school
problems at first hand
The programs to be given Friday
evening consists of the following
numbers:
Invocatlon-Rev. j. w. Walker
Pugh.
Piano solo Second Mazurka," J"
(B. Godard), May Patterson.
Oration-"The Foreign Peril Of the
City," Dolores DeRemer.
Oration-"Socialism," w. A. Chit
tick.
Violin solo-"C Carmen" Op. 60 (Gus-
tav Saenger). Elmer II. Hansen.
Oration-"The Education of Girls" |"
Hazel e. Ladd.
Oration-"The Land of Opportun-
ity." Laurence r. Feetham.
Oration-"Debris and Diamonds" !"
Carl F. Lilo.
Vocal solo-"O Lovely Night" (Ron-
add, Dolores DeRemer.
Conferring of diplomas-President
Frank L. McVey.
The members Of the graduating
class who will receive high school
diplomas are:
Hattie Anderson, Grand Forks.
Mandus Bridston, Grand Forks.
w. A. Chittick, Grand Forks.
Even Christianscn, Marvel. 81;
Florence M. Collins, Grand Forks. +
Dolores DeRemer, Grand Forks.
Cora Il. Elvick, Michigan.
Laurence r. Feetham, Grand Forks.
Charles N. Gordon. Cummings.
Elmer H. Hansen, Grand Forks.
Frances ]. Kennedy, Grand Forks.
Hazel e. Ladd, Grand Forks.
Carl F. Lilo. Lengby, Mimi.
Violet M. Littlejohns, Glasston.
Gabriel N. Lundy, Niagara.
Ida B. Madison. Wheatland.
A. A. Martineau, st. John.
Arthur 8. Miller, Grand Forks.
Helen H. McGraw, Grand Forks.
Clarence E. Peterson, Reynolds.
Lillian NJ Pickard, Niagara.
Mabel M. Rethemeier, Arvilla.
Gladys Shand, Crary.
Earl M. Treleaven, Hannah.
John P. Trettevik, Tunbridge.
Frank ]. Zipoy, East Grand Forks.
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them with the grim sense of duty so
covering with its icy look all gentle
ness and love, that she brings little
joy into her parents lives, even with
all her dutiful ministrations.
Virtue is good, but gracious virtue
is better. We do not do less good
by doing it graciously, but rather the
more. To clothe good in a beautiful
form is to make it ali the more i'm
pressive. Even nature teaches US this
truth. The trees give us fruit, nour-
ishing and delicious, but they do it
by way of glory of blossoms, that
are none the less beautiful because in
due time they will ripen into fruit
One need not, in order to produce
the fruit of good deeds be barren Of
beauty in the doing of it. The man
ner of the Frenchman is charming.
But for perfection one wants the
beautiful manner and the good deed.
Virtue and grace need to go together
to make the most beauty in life.
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BIG IMPROVEMENTS
WILL Be MADE
At SCHOOL
Manual Training Aooms Will
Be Fitted Out in the Attic
Of Building

The board Of education Of Hast
Grand Forks spent Tuesday after
noon In an exhaustive examination Of
the Central school building. Each
room was looked over and every
chance OF Improvement noted. The
repairs ana alterations will be many
and tho board intends to list them and
advertise tor bids for the work.
The manual training department
which was added to the curriculum
OF the school the past year, has prov
en- 80 successful that more space is
needed. This with the addition Of the
normal department, means that sew
eral changes must be made and addi-
tlonal room provided.
Tho board decided Tuesday to have
the top floor Of the school building
finished up and fitted for the manual
training classes. The normal depart
ment will occupy the rooms formerly
used by the manual training class.
The new rooms to be fitted in the
attic Of the building will be placed
In the most convenient manner possi-
bile. : ~~-
This section Of the building is so
large that It can be partitioned of in
to eight different sections, all for the
use OF the manual training work. Ac-
cording to the plans, the east end of
the attic will be petitioned of into
three different rooms, one for keep
ing lumber, another blue print room
and the third for an Office. The Of
nee, which would be used by the man
ual training instructor, opens into the
large bench room, where most of the
actual work would be carried on. The
bench room takes up half the space
OF the main section Of the attic, and
the other hall, according to the plan,
Is to be divided into two rooms, one
for mechanical drawing and the other
for the large lathe. At the west end
of the section, there will be the main
entrance and on each side of this. q
storage room.
The question Of heating the build
ing has also come up for considera-
tion and 1t was decided to purchase
a large electric motor for furnishing
power for the ventilator fan. The
heating system. will undergo q COM
pletG change and new radiators and
pipes will be placed In, the building.
Many other changes that will be Of
real advantage to the school will be
made. The agricultural department
will be added and two new instructors
will be put on the faculty list.
1t is expected that the changes will
be ordered within the next few weeks
and that the work will be completed
before the school year starts in the
fall.
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annual ST0CKWEL[ CONTEST
Oratorical Contest Held, Under Rules
Prescribed by Department Of
English, Thursday Evening.

The annual stockwell oratorical
contest will be held Thursday even
ing in teachers college auditorium,
with Prof. Vernon P. Squires, presid-
ing. Two. prizes have been offered
in years past by the department of
public instruction for excellence in
oratory, the contestants being chosen
from the English 2, class. The state
department found 1t necessary to
abolish the giving of prizes and Mr..
Stockwell, formerly state superin-
tendent Of schools, offered to continue
the giving Of these. prizes. Thurs
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TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGED HAVE AN Ex-
cellent quarter section of land in
the Big Horn Valley. Mont. all un-
der irrigation with ono Of the best
water rights in the state. which l
land, preferable in the Red River
Valley near Grand. Forks. Title is
perfect. 80 acres now under culti-
can be plowed. This is virgin soil
and will. advance rapidly In value.
An excellent stock proposition.
value the land ut $50 per acre cash
property where will have to put In
money. Land Is eight miles from
main line Of the Burlington railroad.
Address 203 Times office. (2O3)
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|0LD FACULTY VS.. Y. N. c. A
Older Members of Faculty to Cross
Bats With Y. NJ. C. A.-Str0ng
Lineup of "HighbrOws."

What promises to be a most inter-
esting game of baseball will be play
ed next Saturday afternoon between
the "Old Faculty" and the Y. NJ. c. A.
To be eligible for the team, the
members of the faculty besides
possessing a high degree of skill in
the national game must be over 40
years Of age. The learned ones who
have qualified are given in the line
up.
Old Faculty ". NJ. C. A.
DR.. Ladd (capt) >. .c....J. H. Forester
Prof. Squires. ...p..... Harry South
DR.. McVey. ...-. .1b. (capt.) Nesdahl
DR.. Gillette. go. .2b. ....... .Gustafson
Dean Babcock. :. .3b. .Lowen
Dean Brannon. ..cf. ........E. Porter
Dean Crouch. 80. .rf. Hale Nelson
Dr. Sterns. ..... If. ...... Ira Nelson
Prof. Chandler. SIS. %. Ben Donovan
The subs on the faculty team are
DR.. G. S. Thomas, Dean JOS Kennedy
Prof. C. G. Schmidt, Dean a. A. Bruce,
DR.. v. G. Leonard. Prof. G. E. Hult
and Prof. S. J. Perrott.
The subs for the Y. Nj. c. A. are
John Stormon. T. Quirkc. r. Thomp-
son. G. Howland. A. l.. Pardee and E.
Burlins.
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Pool Tournalnent

Henry Giles, L. r. Raymond, Bill
Buckley and George" are holding q
bottle pool tournament in the billiard
pRrlors OF Henry Giles. Raymond Is
tho acknowledged champ and is do
Tending his tito against all comers.
Any ono wanting to challenge the
champ may do 30. Henry Gies is fol-
lowing close on Raymond's string and
is the hope" OF the many interested
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BUSINESS Gl1kANCES

MONTANA, Is A
!nflfihs t"wA GA the new trunscon-
t!Eenta4 !4lie or the Great NurLnern
railway. II Is lWV Years olu anu
PROMISES 10 Dc one OIL the best new
lowhS IN that Lart OF Montana which
loicated Tor u County oeut when the
1ufxo counties or Msntanu ar.
divided. Broauview CARRIED away
Asany nrSt awards ut Tie Fourth
tlon with tne Worlo. Many NurLa
Oakota people are located In lAI.
vicinity. Write BrUauvlew Cuuiurr-
clal CLUB Tor particulars.
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EAST GRAND FORKS
CITY COUNCIL
meeting
skaren & Olson and Ole Myr.
!. ben Got License1s-Many
Matters Taken Up

The city council Of Dsst Grand
Forks in business session Tuesday
night got through with q grit of bills
and other business.
The reports Of officers were read.
showing affairs to be in good condi-
tacn In tho city and bills aExra&atans
seycral thousands Of dollars werc
received, audited and allowed BY the
council.
@. r. jacob in behalf OF the heirs
Of tho Late Eddie I. Griggs. appeared
before the council and asked for a
reduction on property taxes. Tho
property in question 10 at present
vacant and has boon suggested at sew
eral times as park. Mr.. Jacobi
stated that while the land would be
held at good figure II 1t were to
be used for private purposes, 1t could
: be purchased very reasonably pro-
viding the city wished to use It as q
park.
His request for a reduction in the
taxes was granted.
A communication was received call
ing the attention of tho council to the
fact that tho Minnesota State Fire
mems association would hold it's an
nual meeting at Owatonna and ask
ing the council to set aside funds to
send Delegates. A resolution was In
troduced providing that 500 be paid
to Fire Chief Powers to defray ox-
penses of delegates.
A telephone was. ordered installed
in the round house so that tho fire
chief could let the railroad shops
know when to blow the fire whistle.
The Fourth Of July committee ask
ed permission to use the streets for
the big celebration. The matter was
left to Mayor O'Leary with power to
act. Alderman Culliton suggested
that as the three strings of electric
lights would be put up by the city
for the Fourth Of July, 1t would be
good plan to have them installed at
tho present time, owing to the many
big conventions being held in Grand
Forks. The suggestion was accepted
The board Of equalization composed
of four members and the president
Of the council was then selected by
the simple means Of pulling straws.
Alderman Nelson was the council
member left of the board, the men,
bers of which are Culliton, Logan,
Tessier, Liston and Barlow. The
board Of equalization will meet at the
city hall at 10 o'clock on the morning
of June 26.
The applications for licenses by
Skaren & Olson and Ole Myrben were
finally granted Tuesday night. The
saloons have been in operation for
the past month but without licenses.
Differences between the owners and
the saloon keepers have finally been
settled and the council has approved
of the leases.
Bids for grading Allen avenue were
received and after some discussion,
were rejected and the city will hire
men and do the work itself.
The council then adjourned until
June IL when they will receive bids
on the paving districts.
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MALE PERSON
who reads this. pape:- TO know that
position that suits you better than
The one which you now have. The
people who want another employe
are Watching these columns same as
you arc. The expense is SO small
sou ought to try advertising II you
are rot satisfied. Ten words for
one week costs IS cents. Call either
IAd Man.
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TINES WANTS

Advertisements under this heading,
ono cent q word for first Insertion
and 0uc.half cent . word for each
subsequent insertion. No single in
serdon for less :han IL cents. Cash
must accompany copy. Both phones
SAL. Copy must reach offico before
IL o'clock noon.
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TO EXCHANGE ALWAYS HAVE
work OF driving horses on hand to
sell or trade. If you have a team
that Is not we'll matched see me and
we can doubtless make deal. ].
D. Bacon. Hotel Dacotah. (2O4)
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DO, YOU WANT TO SELL OR Ex-
change your basiness? We special
ize in this. EEery thing confiden-
tial.. Business mans COOPERATIVE
Co.. Crookston, Mimi. 293
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Associated Charities.

There will be regular directors
meeting of tho Associated Charities
held at the First State bank Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. All direc-
tors and officers are requested to be
present as plans are to be made for
the carrying on tho fall work.
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Guest Of University Girl.

Miss Pearl Connell of Hamilton
was the guest OF Miss Laura Camp
bell at the university, Tuesday.
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Ladies' Aid Society,

Mrs. John Bailey will entertain the
ladies Of the Memorial church at her
home on Water street Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Thos. Pender, ST., and
Mrs. Cameron will assist Mrs. Bailey
lunch will be served from 4 until 6
o'clock and tho ladies as we'll as the
gentlemen are invited to be present.
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GO 10 HEDGES CITY. MONTANA.
streams. and rich virgin soil where
you can take up homestead ON
Uncle Sams domain and in few
years become Independently rich. a
where To be Is to prosper. Write
Hedges Commercial club for par
tlcuiars. Good openings Cor IiIier-
ent lines OF business.
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MISCELLANEOUS

800 MoNAHLY AND EXPENsEs 70
travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work. S. Schef-
Ter. Treas. G 346, Cicago.
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LosT-SUNDAY;saA LIGHT BROWN
hair watch fob with charm, initials
&C. M. K" Finder please call 1856
M. Tri-State for reward. (294)
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WiII ArT.ive Juno 16,

VIII AE11V0 UVUC 1Oo -----17'
AL Thompson received letter from
his wife today stating that she will
arrive in the city about June Is
Some Of his friends are still sksptical
about believing whether ho 10 married
or not.
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ssnlucr School.

Enrolment FOR the summer school
will take place at the Central school
from 9 until l2 O'Clock Friday morn.
irg. Miss O'Br!sn. who will have
charge Of tho work VIII he tiera u.
that time and will cxpja!n .hc schoo;
work. Tho school tern Will start
next idSnday morning.
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A man who wants to fight to a fin
ish when he knows he is going to get
whipped is among the rarer types of
fools.
The evening times., 1911-06-07

EMPLOYERS SHOULD WATCH
will get the most efficient aelp. Yuu
will get people who want TO work
and who are using these columns
tor the purpose CT bettering their
with real ability.
The evening times., 1911-06-07

THE GOTTEN THROUGH A WANT
Ad" Agent is the one who will sell
tho goods and every agent should
show his business tact by the use
OF the Situation Wanted columns
Of this paper. The employer has
hts eyes open for the nan wno
does things" Make your campaign
business live. make IL rersistent.
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MANTEn-GooD iMPI.E-
msEt business in sa0minE town.
Great NOrthern.Stan;ey branch.
no: surtae: particulars write Box
lilo Wiidrose. North Dakota. (lt6)
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WANTED AT oNcE-A GENERAL
blacksmith and horseshoer. Steady
Job for the right man. No boozer
need apply. Address a. N. E1olmen,
Northwood, N. D. (235)
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Visiting Friends,

Miss Ethel Robinson, who recently
finished her term Of teaching school
at Emerado, is visiting friends at the
university. Miss Robinson was cap
tain o: the varsity girls basketball
tear, several years ago and was
prominent in o.he: college activities
She expects to remain for commence
merit.
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AGENTS WANTED

$25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people TO travel and
distribute samples for big wholesale
house. G. II. Lmcry, II. 246 Chicago.
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AGENTS - WRITE FOR THE
agency we are going to start in
every town. Good pay. No ex-
perience necessary. Easy work in
spare time. Splendid opportunity
for reliable man or woman. A.
w. Holmes Geo. Dept. b 8, Provi-
dence, r., I.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

TO TRAVEL In n.
OAK. Good pay and tailor made suit
reliable ks iirm @ri:o for aIseSssy pastieaiars
J. =. McBrady & Co, Chicago.
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FOUND

FOUND - SMALL. MEMORANDUM
book containing travelling mans
daily expense. Owner can have
same by calling at the Times Of
nee. (295)
The evening times., 1911-06-07
BOOKKEEPING

soon be the topic of conversation at
the "U." 49,
The first consignment will be ready
for distribution Saturday and the sub
scribers who expect to leave for their
homes before Commencement will be
supplied by calling upon Roy Pink
ham, Theodore Wells, Mildred Veitch,
or Christine Finlayson.
The evening times., 1911-06-07
Marriago license.

A marriage license haa IDen grant
cd tn W:.tIcd Ss.iliNan Of this :.try
en. !.!!ss Nsil;ly ,.'acpnso o. Polk
ct;E.ty. 4 (.
The evening times., 1911-06-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. everywhere In
the state. guarantee and liberal
commission. Clifford Hatcher In
surance agency. Grand Forks.
N. D. (106)
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Wont 20 NOo.I,e.d;,

l.jss E.liel Putnam !e!t this morn.
ing 20. rnorkerd wiefe shc will
teach sGs - &c s:lsnsc 1t ...c s:nney
sahoo; Gi 20 shoo:head aar,nal
The evening times., 1911-06-07

FOR SAi-E-GOoD COUNTY SEAT
weekly, payluS proposition 1or u
pliAter-edltof. Iwv Jou presses and
cylinder press. LasGilne engine
power. Sickness IN Iamny reason
Aof sei1liis. ror Au!ther partic ularN
aodress u. - Cay. townsend,
Mont. I2.Si
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fOR SA l. l. OR EXCHANGE.
Efoce.y stock and fixtures Tor heavy
young team, harness and wagon. a
snap II taken ut once. Good reason
lof selling. Address Box 2S,
city. (26N
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day evenings contest will be the first
aeid for the prizes given by Mr.,
Stockwell.
The program to be given at the con-
test will be: ''
Song-"Sunset" vandewo+or
Mems Glee Club.
"The Child Immigrant"-Jessfe G..
Grassick.
Diamonds and .Debris"-Carl F,
Lilo.
i, ~ "A a Plea Plea for Country Life"-Johanna
solo-"In the Heather. .Lohr
Lawrence J. Anderson.
THE Age of the Young Man.
Tudor Owen.
Our Duty to the Immigrant"-Ina
Currie.
"The Tolstoi of America"-Francis
NJ. Templeton.
Song-"Home, Sweet Home. . Buck
Mems Glee Club.
The judges of the contest will be
Prof. Luther E. Birdzell, w. v. O'Con-
nor and Prof. c. C. McCown.
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LOST

LosT-BABY's :cRoCHETED. BON
net with blues ribbon rosettes on
sides. Finder return to Times Of
flee. ~ Tat 292
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FOR SALE-QJAETER SECTION OF
land III the G.S Horn Valley. Mont.
e!sht miles from Aurdln. Mont, %
tAs main line Of the Burlington
railroad. Land is all under trriga-
rights in The state. Well fenced
ana 80 acres uEucr cultivation, bat.
ance pasture. Livery acre can be
proved and put under cultivation
easily as The lana is level. Price
$4,000 per acre. This Is au excel.
4ent proposition ana will increase In
Value rapidly. GOOD STOCK proposi-
Ion. haASe Wilnln Two miles. ADJ
dress 2V7 care Times office, tzv.l
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WANTED-To RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A SIX OR
seven room strictly modern house.
<Aooi" "ss so' A!aAeS oulce t.Gy)
WANTED TO RENT--SMALL COT.
taSe or fiat. furnished or unfurnish-
sd. Must be modern throughout.
State rent and all particulars J..
". r. +. o. 6oX S9S Grand Forks.
~ (252)
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FOR SAL'1-Two alleys complete for
bowling alley. Wlll sell very cheap
X taNen at once. In good shape for
snlpIlcnt. Address l.. -. Box 367
Gra::d FORKS. N. u. ,(247)
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WANTED-LADY TO TRAVEL IN
North Dakota. Good pay and tailor
made suit in 90 days; experience
unnecessary; reliable firm. Write
for particulars. McBrady & Co.,
Chicago.
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No ''Student' This Week.
The university weekly, Tho Stu
dent, will not appear this week as the
The evening times., 1911-06-07

THE NORTH DAKOTA SIrT1NGls
published at Mlnnewaukan. IS for
sale to competent printer-edltor
who chG make d reasonable cash
paNinns.t and furnish satisfactory ref
To i.:1?erly safeguard u thorough
nou"rn equipped newspaper plant.
Only paper at county seat; en1oys
Ia fsse- esal-pntrona5r- and-ts- official
county paper, pr5ce and Terms right
10 the rlgnl man. Address Wm. Mil-
Ter, care U. S. lana o:I:ce. Devils
Lake, N. ID. (259l
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-KITCHEN HELP AT THE
Frederick. (297l
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FOR SALE-POuLTRY. S. c. r. I
Reds cSgs Ior natching. Si.50 TOR
10: s2.av Tor 80. Splendid lAyinx
Stfalh. Mrs. 5. Cooper. hrA0oI. ".
u. (SS5l