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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
OUT OF JAIL one
DAY--IN The NEXT
MAN FINISHED SERVING THIRTY
DAY SENTENCE YESTERDAY
AND TODAY STARTED ON six
TEEN DAY CITY JAIL SEM
TENcE-oTHER CASES.

Out Of the county jail yesterday
noon and in the city Jail again this
morning Is the record OF w. Hetsel,
who appeared before Judge Miller
this morning in the police court.
Judge Miller had number Of drunks
before him, everyone Of whom pleaded
guilty.
A little over a month ago HetseI
was arrested on the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons and assault
Ing man. He was sentenced by the
county court TO serve a term of thirty
days in the county Jail. his term end
Ing yesterday at noon. Last night he
got into fight and was drunk which
again caused his arrest. Judge Miller
placed him in the city Jail for six
teen more days. making his holiday
a very brief one,
Alice Carter a Moorhead girl and
Tom Peterson were arrested together
last night for being drunk. The court
sentenced them to pay a fine OF IS
each or stay in jail four days. Hav-
ing no money they win remain in Jail.
Jaunita Martin was arreste last
night with two men for raising a dis
turbance on Front street However,
she had three fits after being confined
TO the jail and was released last night.
The men with her, however. appeared
in the court this morning. One OF
these men was Hetsel and the other
was James Duncan. who was also
given a jail sentence OF sixteen days
Mike Shea was given four days for
being drunk and begging on the street.
He had one eye completely swelled
shut as a result of fight in which he
been. Other men who were in the
court and were sentenced to four days
or pay SIS fine were l. Smith, Swan
John, not the policeman, Andy Ras-
mussen, Ben Wallace. Henry sulII-
van, Oscar Hagen and Smith. Only
one had enough money with which to
pay his fine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
DEATH OF RICHARD LONG.
Old Time Resident OF jamestown
Passes Away.

Passes Away.
Jamestown, N. D., Sept. AT $3.50
Wednesday evening, occurred the death
Of Richard Long, at his residence on
West Main street. Death was due
to cancer. Some time ago Mr.. Long
went to Brainerd for treatment and
found that none was likely to be Of
any avail. He returned home and has
since been living quietly without doing
any active work. He was expecting
the end at any time, and was resign
ed TO the approach of dissolution.
Richard Long or ''Dick' as he was
familarly called for many years
was one of the oldest residents of
the city, having come here i'm 1879.
He has worked almost continuously
for the Northern Pacific. Beginning
his services as section laborer April
Is, 1880. From 1888 to 1888 he was
employed at the roundhouse engaged
in wiping engines, and from 1888 to
1893 he was foreman of the coal docks.
From that time to May 3, last, he was
employed in the roundhouse in a gener-
al capacity, making a continuous serv
Ice with the company Of over thirty
one years, being one Of the oldest men
in the employ OF the company In the
state.
He was a faithful and conscientious
employee, and at the suggestion OF
friends and through the influence Of
superintendent Birdsall, Master
Mechanic Harrison and e. @. Russell,
the company granted Mr.. Long a pen
sion for the remainder of his life. He
was popular with his fellow work
men, strictly honest and industrious.
He was well informed on the cur
rent topics Of the day, a man Of ex-
cellent information on historical
and other subjects and a constant
reader Of general literature. Faith
full and punctual to every duty he
has throughout his life retained the
respect and regard Of those who
knew him best He leaves a wife
and two children, Harry. an N. p,
conductor and daughter, Nellie.
Deceased was 81 years Of age and
born in Rochester NJ. Y. He was q
member of the Workmen order OF
this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
ELECTRICITY AIDS GROWTH
Remarkable Experiments on Pupils in
Stockholm Schools.

0IuCkhotRn SCnCCtSs
London correspondence of The New
York Times: Considerable inter-
est has been aroused among swed-
ish scientists in regard to the remark
able electrical experiments which have
been carried on for some years in one
Of the public schools In Stockholm.
The object has been to. test the bene-
fetal influence of electricity on the de-
velopment of the human body.
Hitherto It had been found possible
to force the growth of vegetables by
means of electrical currents distribut-
ed from powerful dynamo. This idea
has been carried out with signal sue
cess In several places.
1t was accordingly contended that
the human organism was equally sus-
ceptible to "expeditea growth" as II
had been called, through practically
continuous applications Of an electric
ally charged atmosphere to the body
Two groups of twenty five children
were selected, as nearly alike as posi-
BILE In general health. size and weight
The respective groups received their
instructions in two rooms, botn equal
In size, ventilation. lighting and other
general conditions But the group In
one was constantly exposed to the In
duence OF electric currents, while the
other group pursued its studies under
normal conditions.
After test Of several years the two
groups of children have been compar-
ed, and 1t Is claimed that the electri-
fed children have outstripped the 9TH
ers mentally and physically; that they
have grown faster. put on weight more
| quickly. and have shown more ply.
steal fitness generally, besides possess.
| ing superior mentality.
Skepticism Ii displayed in SONS
| quarters, and the result Of the expert.
ment III not altogether regarded al
| decisive. 1t ii expected. however. tina
similar experiments will be conducted
| lp some other schools In order TO dem
| onstrate the supposed efficacy Of til,
eIectrifying process In improving tn,
mental and physical condition of th,
rising population.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

A New York man became SO excited
while attending a ball game that he
left his wooden leg In the grandstand
after the contest was over. The home
team must have won.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

Some distinguished men want to be
safeguarded, legally; against the odors
OF tobacco. Noiseless gum chewing
would be another good thing TO bring
about.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

The hoop skirt sleeve is said 70 be
the latest preparation In feminine
wear. Amy change from the hohbIe
skirt will be welcomed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

A New York man who committed
suicide left note in which he apollo
gized for mussing the room. Evident
ly politeness had become a habit with
him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

There are microbes on dollar bill
but dollar bills do not ny about TO
alight on one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
Goats

A complete line of waists in Silk
Linen and Lingerie materials, attrac-
tive styles at right prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

Mrs. N. w. Leighton, who has been
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. n.
Miller OF the Arlington apartments, has
left for her home In the south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

The Hiking club of the Y. w. G. A.
has added one more to their various
good services to the association. They
have contributed to the general fund
and secured fifteen ferns for the cafe
terra, which add materially to the al
ready cheerful decorations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

Mrs. Ellen Maxwell will leave this
evening for her home ait Excelsior
Mimi, after having spent the summon
with her daughter, Mrs. w. M. Jones
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
S2,3OO.OO

For d fully modern new cottage OF
five rooms, furnace heat, full base
ment. sewer, water. bath. lot 50x
40 feet; handy to "A. O. Roosevelt
school and car line. $3.50 cash, bal
ance SIS per month,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

e. L. Copeland of Fourth street
north has been called to YOUNGSTOWN,
N. D., on account Of the sudden i'll
ness of his wife, who has been visit
ing friends at that place. Her many
friends hope for news Of her improved
condition soon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

VIII buy a good room house. hot
water heat, basement. hardwood
floors, sewer, water, bath, east
front lot, 2 blocks to operahousc.
$500 cash, balance $40 per month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

One Of our leaders in Wolfe Skirts that
we know will please as shown in this
cut. 1t is an exceptionally gentle and
attractive garment made up of fine
quality voile-and we IN "a
offer 1t at only. ......... %HGW
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

Friends well regret to learn that
Mrs. A. T. Shotwell is confined to st.
Johns hospital and will undergo an
operation in the near future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Jones celebrated
their nth wedding anniversary Tues
day evening. at their apartments on
North Broadway The rooms were
pretty with vases of asters and ger
aniuma and after q happy evening
spent with games and cards q delicious
luncheon was served. Covers were laid
Tor thirty. The guests departed at i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-28
pirb nan beareifen tDnnen, baB bi.

ipirb man begreifen fDnnen, bob Die
Berfplaung elmer perb1ltnibmdBtg
fleinen Sdaor, bic in benz 9ebirgs Su
SouIe III, Die jeben S6lupfiptnfel, ies
ben uebersana. jebe Auelle tennt, Die
in bieien bauuz unb tpololoien 8egen>
ben bns Serannaben GROCER 9ruppens
abtbeilunaen burh ibre aufgeitellten
poiten bon ipeitber ieben tnnn, fat
unmOelib lit. Sinsu tommt, baB stpis
ichen Rdubern unb S0irten BON alters
ber cine oetpiiie 8ereinbaruns beitebt.
Die RGuber IaFen bic 6irten undnsez
foftcn ibre Sdbofe ipeioen, perlaneen
ober bofiir sritens, oaB Die soirten ib.
nen I'M 8erfebr nit Der IuBenpelt -
sur gefhaffltns ppn Habrungsmitteln
ooer CUR lleberbringung BON griefe1
- ais 9pten bienen, uno bonn, bab
iie poIlItdnbi9es Shipeigen tpahren.
Der Sirt, Der bds Shipeiaen bri6t,
lit Elm benz Sobe gelpeibter Mann.
Niht nur er perIDnlih, ionnern Srai
unb Gino, ia feline gdn3e StppfHaft
ImuB ben 9errath biiben Wenn ppn
6ambi gsi, benz 8erfolger Der Gnts
fiihrer Rihters, ersdblt rpirb, baB er
Die Sirten beg Slpmposeebirses miB=
hunoelt, 10 1T bies ourhaus gu besrei.
fen. Iue, bic ie CUR 8erfplguns bon
Rdubsrr beauftrast tporben iinb, ba:
ZEN bas Mittsl Der SOFTER anseipanbt
Hur burd ben srOBern 9error tann es
mpslih iperben. Die Gurdt Dor Der
5erren Der gerse gu brehen. DAT
btefe Metbobs Sambi 8eis ereebnib.
log seblisbsn 1T, lit Der Bends, baf
Die Jurht oor ben rGuberiIhsn Sdaa:
rem srober 1T, ais Die Dor be, grDbter
SclteruuaI.
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yGs sibt Weiu. i"
Don Der 5aarSi, Taitis gusufi.

SuH leI 5JulLD1s IVlaAt AuSutt.
Der jest on Der Saarbt sntIane
tpanoert, trifft TO 3ierlif iiberna per.
sniigts 9eiihtsr. gs qibt Wein! Die
ie brei .ursen @prte ifno bes Rdti.ls
26iung. Denn nidt nur bort. no bic
groben Wsingiitsr iinb. ionbern aud
in ben tlsinen Dinasr borden, ND Der
Din3er nit isinen aneehorisen sana
arsin Den Wsinearten beiitllt. Gbpn
an Der slfdHiiden Grense, Bel Weibsn.
burg fdngt oi. syreitoe an. Gin elm
5isss Meer BON aroBen, Iton balbreis
fen Srduben rshts unb linis pom
Wegs, lpenH man uber Shipei9en mad
9ergsubern ipunoert, um bort in ben
ftattiaen 8drten unb MGlbern oes
Surtbals iih Elm ipenis aus benz fen
genben Srnnsnbronb 5u retieu. Di.
8Gume f6iiiteln fhon ihr 2dub ab
unb mas nod oben Nngt, III bunt unit
fdbl. 5erbit. Mber ole minaerte ite'
ben nod in Ippiasm 9ldttergrin ba
in bas tsin h.rbitliher Jorbenton elm,
idiebt. 0insen niht bic 9rouben an
Rsbitod, idbe man an ben Deinberser
taum, bab Is berbft nirb. Der aon'
trait spifhen ZEN Weinbersen unb be,
iibrigtn sylora lit 70 auffolIenb, mi.
taum ie in ben Iesten 3eitIduften. Di'
llrIahe li.st niht nett. 8dume uni
Gtrdud.r, 0emiife unb mas font nod
fced5ft, boben lGnait aus benz Bober
asiogen, mas an Jeuhtisieit in i'm
ffedt. Jiefer reihen ihre Muraelr
niht, nnb Die Oberfhiht is ausss
trodnet. Die Rebe fentt ibre murselr
ober tiefer binab, in Reeionen. no nod
sfeuhtiateit i'm Boben itedt. Muh irei
ter berunter, seaen Weuitdot unb Can
bou su, III bic Stimmuns Der DinSs,
cusgesethnet. Die .aerpe" -Jeiern
bic bd unb bort abgehalten sDerben
fpieaeln bds febr genou iDieber. 81
biefen 1asen bat bas lieblihe goenfo.
Ben, no Dor furaer 3eit ber sepaltta'
,gOinaeroufrubr~ DON ct. Warsin iei
,sen alimpflsmen Nbf1Iub DOT ben
| uufae1t + feaA. feisl assssA ri
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luitie sins Is Felt Suhren niht her.
spis biesmal. Die sanse Ra6burlhoft
III pa. 3sbn unD mehr @tnserborftr
toben iih oui bic 8ein. gsmabt, IN
goentoben Ssype 3u feierH. Die Ges
fitter aIdnSsn. Der GeIobsuteI iiBt pisI
Icderer pie 4nRo 1910 uno 1909.
.Gs glib. ia bsusr Weinl" glur Rs.
oen, Regen mIbte tommen! Die Irnus
BEN ihrp,aen iOnIt nihi peitsr on, uno
nas iollen iis bod nun einmol; penn
su.in.r gutsn Gualitdt aeh0rt aud sis
nc ih0ns Guartitat. Don Reuitao;
na6 b,m 5siIiia.n su ift bic Stim'
muna ruhise- lUie on Der lebhoftersn
Sberhoorot, aber nitt minber supers
iittlit. Die groben Wsingiiter bier
unt.n on Der 5aorbi. mo ihon ois
ShornIieine BON aubnisshofen nnh
Wonnbeim beriiberseisen. ionnen .inen
aut.n Serbit aud fsht nGthis ssbrau'
den. 4penu i6on ihre aefiillten Gelo'
i6rGnte Die traurisen Sabre better
lberpinben. SO 1T eiisl ireuoe una
3uperiiht ylur In 80nnheim. I'm
Grunitapter aonbe aibt es tpisbs'
nsusn aerger. Dos nidtstpGroiee 0e'
f60pf, oas Jpn brinsi. 1T Die RsbIaus
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Der RGuberim g d la 10 :
sen. Nus paris piro semsl'
bet: Reuli6 yatts nurb. i'm Gy'
prtbSus auf Der Strede BON 0ihp mad
paris cine Jrau gab<n aus 4ntip:r'
pen. bic iih nit ibrtm Dienltmdbhen
in einem Sdlafpngennbibeil befano,
in rduberiit,r 4bfht iiberfaIIen. I'm
Wsiti.rnahi ipurbe bic fdrlafenbe Jrau
burh Elm bon Der 1bur bertommenbes
0er1uih plosIid esfpedt. Gin unbes
tannier Monn br1ns Elm, uno auf ois
sJrase Der Dame. mas er ipolls. ants
fporiste er: .Gelb!1 - Sd babe fein
geIb,4 ertpibert. 1r1u gaben. - sd
mub aber Gelo baben.A fasis Der gin'
bringing, Der bie 1biir scslob unD ei'
nen NepoIper Sog. DuE DKnftmdb'
h.n bot nun Dem monn riersia JraAi
on. 4ls er srildrie, bus ifi ibm su
penig. erbi.li sr nod ipeitsre 5tpan3is
Ssbt ipurbe bas WGbhtn, bus iih Dor
ibrem eriien GAreGen erboIt battle, im'
mer tiibner uub fnrie .Morbtr, Die.
be-. Darduf perinipnb Der unhsim'
lihe Gait ioiort. Gs ipnrbe foforl
nah benz attsntdter sfforfht, bod II
ts tsst ns6 kins Geus bon Inn bog
boubnk !,
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Craslfabrit Ieines gaters. Gr irnros
bamals bsauftraei, cine Crges tls ris
aathbrale Don gmiens osssurunrsn,
fir bic 100000 syrcnsen oussegeosn
iperpen iclItea. Die Repclution 1rer
mahi, es ibm unn0slib. ben Musftog
aussufiibren, unb er irurbe rutIlsi.
1ronben modfte er sinige pintige Gr'
finbunaen. ME bic mehouti4en lrs
ueln uno cine Rspetisrubr. Grlt I'M
Suhre 1903 bate e. Elm ilsiHes Wtrs
nDsen ertrorben. 70 bob e. itineH
QisbIinaspunfh, bic Grbcuung tsnes
Dompffhiffes nit Ghranben. duss
fiibren ionnte. CT melbete strei pa'
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|ben. in gsipeping eeiest our6 cine
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Sahren, benn bic Resisrung bntte ibm
litne llnierItiibung Deripeigert. erlt
mad feinem lobe inm feline Grfinbung
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lsrfiilIt besbalb zine Gbrsnpfliht. iptHn
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|ruIt.
gDttfe Gintheiluns.
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lnaTGen unb gtfdnrmi2
/ GHuIsr: - IA! GsRern iunroe y
Ississf4sn uns tsn1s stsxmmt''
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DerGrfirbtr nerS 6iffss
( hrnube. Die Einbt Nmiens
|fhidt iih an. sinsm ibrsr beriibmteItsn
Qnnbsleute Elm Tentmal 5u itteH.
gbnrles Dolierp, bem Grfinber Der
Gniffsfhrnubt. DisIer Dam bat
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icnnt, unb ss mar ibm seii is;nes lf-
bsns nint nE6eIim, bis Grii6tt Ieirer
btbeuituben 1ritnbunoen ~ trntsn.
| IDsussp iibsmapm tn 9dhrs x76l III
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ciarb am scnnfoA ben 81 Mileuit 1911
@lorgens in llbr DO 1iirnicH, iioh lanaeu
leiben, ipobincrteben tnii ben beiitefn GteIbe'
infrdmenien, infer innigitgeiiebier Boter
G6ipiegeroaier miib Grphraier,
Alop6ns 1alo,
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lie 8ccrbienng ftnoet fntt an whftiuod, Der
so. Augnit. DlerpeRs i'm Z ubr, bonn 1tdiicI
bmife ans So 1892 aace Sird3s. lporadf GTr
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ReouicmsSohuBtt abpebnlien mtro, iuo9u ser
parole urb sSrciiioe hciIIt)ii etn9elnnen ino eor
20 Tsn trnueInocn 1interhiieeenfr.
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AIenlins 1aIo,
Dtrnaro 9nlspb Guitea,

starb am scnutao, ten p. slteuit iei
llbr ntorasr6
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HG der tg2, Efelle Gle sspesie 6arp an ssrco
pper Gdfsf 1nEgeT Tam 9uf benz rdnns
porsssoaen Cliff. asieI. EOS 9oii E1uafs.
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eeItebfcr eBaiic ben qntoineiin @niteil, esb.
Nnobcr TN 4lier ppR Sc Sabreu. 1 MRunaieri
uno 2 lageu. IdS petdbenbcgdlgrlB ituoei ttnii
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pens polif Irnnerhnnie 20 12i gSirii Hps.,
Garbage. C.. Gus, ipciunf I'm $50 uhr IN Der
Charles NorromeosAtfdC cine 8canttn1s Gca'
meiie celcbrirt miro 3'eiietitrp ni beM 81
WSarien 3rieobofe. Srcurloe Hne eineeIaoen
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aLnrrffn 10 Qinrinnn.i

9taeufen fiir Cincinnati:
German peaitonal @anfi strii 9infigr1f snHf
4 l,nb Nafwsi Stras3e sseiiern German g1ns:
si.las ssaticual ennf. s,epler e. Go, 1910 Rntc
girnhe: Stfths1 birn aeniionaI Rnni: srisSier
German Haiif. 5nrrifon nHe GcIeratH gtess.
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3n perfanfen gerfdli dlieDenes.

atH Gcfss cot Nist ciez. - sss nis nsa.
Q.a u5aab 0saHilia Eim. lain f1s e14Lsa err
81 66Een4i nrtsn. Mn tt4tG "a ~
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Contest Notice

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office. Pueblo. Colorado.
November >. 1910.
A sufficient contest adidavit having been
filed In this Office by Alexander Pediso, con.
testant. against Homestead entry No. l.elo,
made September -, 1901, for Lot s, Section 6,
Township 81 South. Range 81 West, Sixth
PRINCIPAL Meridian. by Cuthbert q. Wsy.
bright. Contcstee. In which II 10 alleged that
said Cuthberf II WcybriRht has mover sstab-
lished or maintained = residence ON The said
land. that he has not improved. cultivated or
occupied the land In any manner since making
entry therefor, and that said defaults exist ss
date hereof. aud that said ALLEGED absence
from said land was not due to his employment
In the Army, Navy or Marine Corps Of .She
United States A. private soldier, oaioer, sea.
man or Marine during the war with Spain. O
during any other war In which the Unitsd
States may be engaged: Now. therefore, (.
Said parties arc hereby notified to appear
respond. and offer evidence touching ssid ALE.
CATION mt 10 o'clock a. m. on February II, 1911,
before the Register and Receiver At tho United
States Land Otfice In Pueblo, Colorado
The said contestant having, In . proper
affidavit. filed November I. 1910. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice cal not be made, Il 10
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
he given by due and proper publication.
9. A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub Nov. ?5. -
Last pub. Dec. 10 1910 70,
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Nvmo items

Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Filbrun left
Tuesday for their home 10 Dayton,
Ohio, after three weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Coy, and family.
Aaron UlrIch spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Rocky Ford, helping
his parents move into their new home,
recently purchased In that place.
Sim Erwin has purchased % acres
south OF Ordway and will move on
same 10 short time.
Mrs. Roy Mundell spent Tuesday
aud Wednesday with her mother and
sisters In Olney.
Miss Jessie Waugh returned to La
Junta Monday, where she Is attend
ing the Commercial college. ..-.
Miss Bertha Coy IS again able to at.
tend school after an absence Of two
weeks on account Of sickness. w..
School opened again Tuesday after
ten days vacation.
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[Too late for last wesk.l


Our teachers are spending their va.
cation as follows: Mr.. Fox 10 Colo.
radU Springs, Miss Coons, Galates,
Miss Cordes, Haswell.
Frances and Jewel Strever and
Mayme and Arthur Helms came
home Friday to spend the holidays.
They will return to La Junta Jan. 2,
1911, to resume their work in the
county high school.
Bessie Risinger, daughter of Charles
Risinger, has been quite sick the past
week but is improving slowly.
Several cars of hay have been
loaded at Numa this week. Z
W. E. Strever was unfortunate
Sunday In having to kill a fine colt
on account OF u broken leg.
J. q. Weimer Is building a fine
house on his farm, known as the
Brown place. -
Mrs. Geo. Risinger and daughters
came down from the diyide to eat
Christmas dinner with the rest OF the
family.
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior

U, q. Land Oficc At Pueblo, Colorado, October
20. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that J. II. Herman.
Of Sugar City. Colorado, who. on September
s. 1905, made Homestead entry No. 1851.
Serial No. os7a3. for Nwx MEX. Eh MEX. NE
u sEk. Section ~, Township 10 e.. Range SO
W. tn p. Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make final dve-ycar proof to establish
claim to the land above described. before the
United States Land ONCE At Pueblo, Colorado.
on the 18th day Of January. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William p. Long.
J. W. Baker,
Milan Baker,
P.L. Leach, all OF Sugar City, Colo.
Not coal land.
g. A. ABBEY, Rc9istcr.
First pub. Nov. II. 1910
Last pub. Jan Is, 1911
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
J. MACK MILLS, Minister.
Sunday school 10 a. m.

Sunday school 10 a. m. r'' ..
Communion service ii a. m.
Evening service 1880 p. m. ,i
Sunday school choir Saturday even.
ing 1880.
The election OF church officers was
postponed from last Lords day on ac.
count of bad weather. The election
will occur after a short address by
the minister next Lords day morn
ing following the communion service.
All members are urged to be present.
Sunday school reorganization was
also postponed for the same reason.
The reorganization will take place
during the Sunday school hour.
Special music at the evening ser.
vice,