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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
PERSONAL ITEMS

lASrence Stein o. o.. south SD.
- visiting trends 900 Pittsburgh
charles conrad of South F.og stree,
u's i-fi Tor an extended hunting trin
To Rosby RO,l
? G. Green of the South Side la.
returned from Columbus.
Referee in Raukrnptc. D W cum,
Minis has returned home from rliIs.
deipi.ia. Pa Nher" He was ATTENDING
th" Ann, Navy oo-bail game
Miss Sail.r G. Ril.y. who has been
DO" guest OF Guy Treasurer aud Mrs
samuel X Johnson. has returned 10
her home a. Gainesville. O.
William Edwards Of MiddIefoan. O
ormerlv Of this citg. who va. her. 20
attend the anniversary OF the Midway
Tub has returned home.
Mrs j. - Holghtby OF brKalb do
wnO Vas called here ou account .,
The dea'n o. her brother. Joseph I.s
"nieider. aill return home this morn
Ins.
Chief Of Police iias,lnrs. vho La.
been .u Parzer-burg Tor Tue uas, f.v
days ou busiues.. has r.tgru.. home
Miss Janet Ll"geu:eldsr az chicago
10 has been OBJ. guest ~ her moi.
John e. Zirgenfrller. for OBJ. pt.f
week VIII return home TO-DAY.
Prank y Hal. f0rm-ll, o. tta
Mountain state Electrical ,ompau.
Nho has been Wishing friend. Lore
Tor the past f-V days. returned 10
Lis home "a Newton Fails
Mrs VI. j Webter returned home
t'sierdss. after 3D. visit uIrl frl.ud.
az Chester. W.. Va
William Jenkins was JOB newell ON
business from This city.
Banner nd o. r. toward
Venr Go East Liverpool sestera.t
morning 20 spend q "ral DAYS ON bus
mess.
w a Page. advance AGENT for the
eddie Foy COMPANY. mas returned 20
Wa-hington. after Ct short visit with
Wheeling friends
Mr. and Mr. John K1ru.r and Airs
MILLER Of ~SteubeuvHl-. o.. hat. re
turned fo their homes. after being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

ln'-'afl0us have been sea- sor the
coming veidlng o. Mr. Joseph lodge
AID M.ss Fanny tialpiu which IS to
laA" place iu 'l- rafl ~draI psri0r.
~haNksgiftug evening Re. Fath-r
80 d. Move viii perform the ,e-.
WouH. which vii b.. ~ a quiet ns
iut-. only ne Immediate friends of
th" YOUNG couple beng present Ar.
"rNhri the, W.l leave for Tie east
Nt~r" a h'u-' moor trn vii b.. spent
in visiting fh- eastern cities
Miss HaIpin Isl residing a. ure-.ur
ai The home OF Mr.. N4rt BE-. o. fr.
Island. WLil~ Mr. Hog. il A.Il
known local Young msn emplog ed b,
hoss~ & Bu-hl az p~Ittsburrb TIN.
Nouns couple sfU MAKE their home
i1 gre ,hlrrh after returning from the
sa-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

guest o. Mr.. Amelia Deck OF Sx
i'en'h -t-ref over sunday
Miss Irene S'oIler has returned 90
ner duties az the BiIog Dream tueate.
after being away OBJ week on account
OF Illness
% j Johnson has returned from
Cleveland. where be- spent SUNDAY o.
tending ihe opening NJ a. athletic
club
Mr. H g. hobbs. sao na. been
seriously 40 for 4ne past ae.ersl
U"'kr wss able fO De- about Tine
house Tor tbe hrst time ~;,steriss
Nrs Aus0n arnsor Iest yssterda
Tor her home lu Dresulue. o.. after a
$40 weeks visit o. .he Dohbs home
on Sixteenth street
Sire o. s. Gaskel Is serogsI. iI
no her home ou seventh street. SIC
Aiecben
J Holmes o. Cleveland it "a buzz.
less visitor SOD flo sf. for o. few daga.
Miss Mary Boso.f uIU leave FRIDAY
iOr kendall. ~ ~. a1ers sbo viii
syend several days .le alest of her
brother Who d. located af Thai. place
Herman Heck las returned fo The
r.iy. after spending sunday the guest
OF UINuNf tN Fa~rfNraUlrs
william Enoc1 aNI arrive home fl.f
evening from Parsefsu1rs. where he
as spending ODE early pau of ffa
eek on business
Miss katherine Amber who 'l1
been visiting frlonds Ir .h.s place fY-
several ceys has returned home
ArIand A. Wilson aas fho guest 90
tlarsshurE friends over SanIa.. rr
.IrnIuE f0 fH.- clfF ifsf evening
W o. l0.FIE 0. fre Island tas rs
'lrued from bet1eFde after o. short
business frp
Mrs Iorsus Frame 0f Paul
dinr. nN te the quest Of relatives
Tor % week ir fhe near future
Mr Harmon ~ Bethany we the
guest ~ John C0i.g Of the Island
over safuriff and sunday.
Airs o. Eoro-- ~ Sew Philadelphia
aHN D." fL. TtauksEItlrE guest a.
friends on fhn islau1
p Toward. f1ruerr rasn.er 0f
Tho '0ca, Adams Etnre-. Dompant
has returned after a ll.r aeess vfsf
f1 bic bone in Pose o. and uII.
eave .afe fle see. f1r Detroit. Mich
Hnere Dol ~I Frs-e
Tom J. N0.aal'.s .a Penyan E y
on business
s. Totem. of Canton. o.. vas boz
the CRY 0r business yesterday
N.-s EIs'- Hauran s.o has been
The guest ~ friends .n He.gedero s1f
fln past ssFera .ar La- returned
fo hrr home Ir parErrsbu-v
Many wheeling friends ~ Major
Ford. Who vas on Die gay fo Wheel
Ing fo attend fhe funeral 0f his hroff
cr Who a detained a. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

lu' annual masked bsI ~ Che
i-oraiu Coal Dock team vil b. held
fouorru" at Horss nail 40
stop . ou ne Barton line Tl. AFFAIR
is given Bro honor az the -slccrssfsI
season psst and tp provide funds FOG
iu' opening or u@At ~.Asou. Music
NHl 10" furnished by piano and violin.
Manager George Schad o. The Loraiu
cam. VINO j. 90 candidate for the ~.
"cutiNr board OF miners ar the com.
ING election. expects the AFFAIR f1
equal % previous affair ami or
daily invites all to attend
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AT A SWELL Rrcre1,nn
eoTH PHONES

iumbu- 600 undergoing au operation a.
Grant hospital. viii Dc pleased 10
That be- las recovered and viii
report for dutr boo O. short time
EdV ard FIlan. or this cItv. Is odd e.
S-teubeuviile whore he has been Wis
itinE friends for 'he past several
dafs
Miss fersie toombs returned 20 her
home at '~iarngfou ias' evening. after
pending sevsrai days with friends
here
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m Interesting meeting 81. Tue y
Cd 7 sewing ,.rc.. is ro De held a.,
The home ~ Mics Pearl Davis on
hiE.ns;uu iaLe tonight There are
about twenty member. and a iou,
evening - anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

special meeting of th~ f.aae- az
in" Golden tarl' has 1e'u called Tor
.n'S "i'ninE lu their iodg" rooms a.
Ie corner ot Thirty eighth md Jacob
~'ireir. Tor Ito purpose Of luIraUue
o. large class OF candidates V,sIurr
lodges UIl Do present from II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

e1t~ a~r-ans~1s@n-s have ee~a rae
Tor ~ a-Ar o he baEaa- sal
s2-n e. = E- sr~looa an1 coa
ma ~kroaEacut 10 -f~aing Ths
s-pp~r - D. -fou - % T. 81 c-oca
as - De-- - .1eEa~ g. 80
lacaces &. 80 seaso- rr- sd-s
have pr-Es-~- ,-- AlE- ar--daa.s
a. th- a-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Rev a . FU-,-r. pastor o. lie
First " T. church OF I<lia.-- all
sp-sk on Zoe ioeai option question al.
ih" 'lil bOsg.i mission. Martins
f~rrf. This rsruiur The m~-rna
all begin o. g "a, o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

The ladies' ol fh- FIrf- Uni.ed
Presbyterian church viii conduct a.
Thanksgiving market 100 Eerrhy-
store on "wednesday. beginning af 10
0 clock Home made bread rolls. nut
bread. o~ougnulfs. plumb pudding and
I'D hiuds o. pies viii be- offered Tor
.s.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

The members OF the = \ g. society
Vrre entertained AZ the home Of NJ
Harold Mstzu~r Monday y~nin
Music ard games we're the diversions
OF -he evening
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The sunshine CLUB connected With
ne SUNDAY school -kiuderrart-u s.
meet cn Friday -af.r4oon sf . O'Clock
~ TIE psy Nursert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Pre-.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Mrs James Morrow ul KrHuooa
Nas hostess .o a numD~r of her fri-uds
3 ~s'"rdaf afternoon JOB honor us l~r
% .rfhla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Tie hIgu.sne dancing set ~ gse
a dance Il~sdaf evening a. Axiom
ball Music RNI bt furnished D..
Sthms c4u orrh-str.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Mrs AItsr- -,llHn o.i .r..r.r
Do members OF 'he Island Fridge club
% e hum TUESDAY evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Aecaeu. Moundsy.li-. BeIar~ TI.,on
'Nu~ and Narfins Ferrt social
meeting n osnqgef 49, follow me
Initiation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

j church. rnc 'aoi's WiI hold smother
of their baraars and supuera Eiab
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
Weak Over-wOrked Women

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
QUITS OFFICE
C~asselton Had Quite a shakeup Mon.
day Evening.

Casselton. \. D.. Oct. 24.-cassel-
toms city government suffered an up
heaval last night. when two of the
city officials, the mayor and the city
auditor resigned. W. c. Sprake, twice
elected mayor, the second time last
spring gave az his reasons for resign
ing. the fact that he had accomplish
ed all that he could as mayo and felt
that he had given enough time to the
Office already.
II have succeeded in carrying out
the policies advocated by me before
election. and there is now no faction
al differences between members Of the
city council" said Mr.. Sprake in his
resignation. Bruce c. Youlls. city
auditor also resigned on account of
other business. At a meeting Of the
city council last night. NJ. 6. Straus
was elected mayor of Casselton, John
Billiard. president Of the city council
in place Of straus. Sprake, the re-
signed mayor, was elected city audi
tor. and ". j. Bell vas elected alder
man Of the First ward in place of
Straus.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
THE CANCELLED ORE LEASE.

The United States Steel corporation
has set Wall street and the country
guessing by the announcement a few
the termination Of the lease Of the
ore properties of the Great Northern
railway under the provision which
permits the cancellation of the lease
on January 1. 1915. at the option Of
the lessee on two years notice. This
suggests one Of two Interesting infer.
ences.
One. and that most generally sug-
gested, is that the step is taken to re-
lieve the position Of the United States
Steel corporation from one Of the
strongest aspects of monopoly, name
~, its control of the ore supply. With
the Great Northern properties 1t held
about three-quarters Of the steel
making ore Of high grade, and
nearly all the balance was held by the
three or four other large concerns.
With those properties surrendered,
the commanding position of the Steel
corporation in the ore business IL
materially diminished. BY this theory
the corporation seems DESTROYS OF
taking away that basis for prosecu-
ton, though IL has no yet gone "a
the extent Of relaxing its grip OH the
price of steel rails OF turning the Ten
nessee Iron and Coal company loose
In the pastures of independence.
But there is another contectural
theory. If we remember correctly,
the corporation is bound to pay the
lessons a very pretty royalty on a
stated amount of production. whether
that amount is actually produced OF
not. 1t is also possible that recent
events have shaken tile faith of the
corporations managers in their own
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
ESPON


Grafton, N. D.. Oct. 24.-Georee
Mccabe spent Saturday at Glasston
looking after business matters.
Attorney ]. 8. Casey spent Thursday
evening at Grand Forks attending the
banquet given by the Phi Alpha Delta
fraternity to Attorneys Corliss and
Skulason.
Miss Norma Anderson came UP from
Grand Forks on Saturday morning to
visit over Sunday with her parents.
Hugh Rorke Of Grand Forks wa, a
business visitor here on Friday in the
interests Of the Rumely T%hreshing
company.
Sam Lemon returned last week from
Oregon where he spent some months
past.
H. B. Grover left Saturday evening
for Detroit. Mich. where he will at
tend a meeting Of the e. M. F. auto.
mobile dealers.
Mrs. William Mailman returned
Friday evening from Grand Forks
where she spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Upham came un
from Grand Forks Saturday evening
having spent the past few days there
with friends.
Rev. Ingram went to Grand Forks
OIL Thursday to attend q meeting OF
the officers of the state Baptist con-
vention.
M. o. Holt. who owns q farm west
Ct town has purchased the Dan Nc.
Cullough residence.
Mrs. crowl Of W%enatchee, Wash,
r. visiting In the city with Mrs. Fred
Worthing.
Henry Upham came home. Friday
evening to remain over Sunday with
his family.
Miss Alma Monson arrived Friday
evening from Grand Forks to visit
with her parents.
Mrs. e. Tombs and Mrs.. r. o. Hat.
lelid were hostesses last Saturday ev.
ening to a party Of thirty ladies at
the Tombs home. Five hundred wal
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
GOES TO NAUGHT
Edgeley Justice Charged
That Attempt Was Made
to Libel Him

Edgeley. \. D.. Oct. c4.-Ten thou
sand dollars went glimmering in the
imagination of Justice Of the Peace
George ]. Lee of this city. when a YER
diet was returned for the defendant
in a suit for Islander which he had
instituted against c. E. Rowlby for
accusing him Of accepting brides from
hlindpigs. The case was the cause
celbre in the present term OF district
court at LaMoure and the court room
was packed throughout the two days
Of the trial.
Nearly two days were taken up in
introducing evidence. over forty wit
nesses heing examined. and for six
hours three Of the attorneys. T. NJ.
Curtis for the plaintiff. W. H. Murin
of Edgeley and John knauf Of James
town for the defendant. addressed the
jury. The jury vas out several hours.
The case is the Anal windup of a long
drawn put fight over violations OF the
prohibition Law in Edgeley.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT SUCCESSFUL
Lawton Man Escapes Jail
lust in Time to Avoid
Western Official

Devils Lake. X. D.. Oct. "a On
a writ of habeas corpus r. Classissen,
who was arrested at Lawton several
weeks ago and held at the county Jail
pending the arrival Of the officials
from Pasco. Wash. was released last
Saturday evening. Classissen was
wanted on a grand larceny charge. ac-
cording to the message from Sheriff
Hayes OF Pasco. and the fellow was
held here. but the oflcials failed to ar
rive to take him back to Washington.
The delay in securing the papers
necessary to take the fellow back
caused the writ to be granted, the
fellow claiming that there was moth
ing tangible upon which he could be
held that length of time.
Last evening Deputy Mahan arrived
from Pasco. but he was too late, as
Classissen had disappeared and though
efforts have been made to find him no
trace has been secured.
According to Deputy Mahan Clas-
sissen purchased furniture on the in
stallment plan. and also a piano, and
then disposed OF them for cash, max
ing away with the money. The charge
is quite serious and every effort will
be made to secure the fellow, who
was released. Attorneys Middaugh and
Anderson appeared for Classissen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24

ability to hold up prices no matter
what the condition Of demand. II 1t
should become necessary next year
for the price Of ore to come down as
much as has already taken place In
the price Of pig or bar iron this great
lease might turn II to be decidedly
expensive. In that case the %cancella-
ton might the aspect Of an
economy as we'll as a concession to
law and public opinion.
The matter can hardly be consid-
cred as ended until II Is seen what the
Hills will do. 1t seems that there is
a variety Of action which they might
take on having the lease turned back
on their hands. n Of which
might add materially to the liveli-
ness of affairs in the ore business.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24

the chosen game of the evening, Mrs.
o. NJ. Fraser received the high score
and Mrs. H. Haynes the low score.
In h service of a two course lunch
con at midnight the hostesses were
assisted by Misses Lois, Helen, Lucille
and Theresa Tombs.
Father Turcotte went to Crystal on
Monday where on Tuesday the new
bell at st. Patrick's church will be
blessed. The name of the bell will
be Patrick Maria and its motto. II am
Angel Gabriel"
j. w. Boeing and wife Of Mimic
are guests Of Mr.. Boeing's sister, Mrs.
A. Mcmillan.
Miss Helen Countryman vas pleas
antly surprised on Saturday evening
by a number OF girl friends who were
invited by Mrs: countryman to help
celebrate the birthday anniversary.
lowed by an evening spent in games
and dancing. Delicious refreshments
were served and q most enjoyable
time had by the guests.
Cyril O'Keefe, Howard Coulter and
Mark Williams Of Grand Forks at
tended the Fargo football game here
last Saturday. 80.
Rev and Mrs. G. e. stinson re.
turned the first Of the week from
Grand Forks where they attended the
Methodist conference.
A. G. sandvig Of Milton arrived
here last week to spend some time
attending to business matters.
Arthur Anderson of Park River
spent several days here last week WIS.,
iting his parents.
Mrs. H. w. Phelps is spending this
week visiting with Mrs. ]. d. Phelps
at Mimic.
Miss Katie Leduich spent Sunday
In Grand Forks with friends.
Mrs. L. NJ. Mead was the guest Of
Mrs. Wonderlich in Grand Forks last
week.
Ed Thompson Of East Grand Forks
was in the city on Saturday attending
to farming interests.
Miss Mary Driscoll returned Friday
evening from a weeks visit in Fargo.
Leonard Wagoar Of Forest River
was a business visitor here on Friday.
Mrs. Albert Novak was here from
Lankin last Friday ~transacting bust
ness in the probate court.
Miss Holt returned Monday from
head and Grand Forks.
Miss Anna Dahl went to Mandan
on Friday to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veum Of Hoople Wis
tied here on Monday with Mrs.
Veum's brother, N. H. Rinde.
Earl Carley came up from the uni
versity today and is the guest Of Yer
non Sprague.
Harold and Florence Dougherty of
Park River will be in attendance at
the military ball here this evening.
Cyril Glaspel was home over Sun
day from the university visiting his
parents.
Henry capser Of St. Paul spent
Sunday here with his sister. Mrs. W.
W. Reyleck.
James Douglas. ST.. Of Seattle, is
visiting friends in the city and attend
ing to business.
DR.. Rathburn and Lloyd Gilbert Of
Crystal were in the city Monday aft
ernoon. enroute to Grand Forks and
Devils Lake. They are making the
trip in Mr.. Gilbert's Hudson auto.
1912 model.
w. R. Blakely went to Fargo on
Monday evening where he will meet
with the board Of optometery and
conduct the state examinations.
Rev. Upton Of Grand Forks conduct
"a services in the Episcopal church
Ed johnson came up from Grand
Forks on Tuesday to spend a day here
with relatives.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24

Dogden. N. D., octn 24-A son was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Zavalney.
Misses Gladys Cover and Pauline
Brokofsky and J. G. Overholzcr at.
tended the Sunday School convention
at Garrison this week.
The Christian Endeavor society held
a corn social last week and cleared SIS
which sum goes toward paying for the
interior decoration Of the church, At
this social everything in the line Of
catablcs was made from corn. The
menu consisted Ct corn on the cob,
steamed corn bread. Johnny cake, corn
starch pudding. hominy. gems, mush,
corn coffee and some other things.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ross entertained
a score Of their friends on the even
ing OF October Is, this being the 0cca-
sion Of their fifteenth wedding ami
versary. Cards furnished the u
men: IF the evening. Lunch was serv-
ed at midnight.
Mrs. J. II. GoMchue served a turkey
supper to a number Of her lady friends
last Saturday. tho day being her birth.
day Anniversary. Covers were laid for
ten.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24
D INJURED
Drawn Into Belt and Re.
ceives Bad Jolt.

Douglas. n. D.. Oct. 24.-while
threshing on Emil Weeks place, john
ny Abrahamson sustained some very
painful injuries as a result Of being
caught in the blower belt and being
thrown against the separator. Nobody
seems to know just exactly how 1t oc-
Cured but the suppostion is that ne
started to put his hand into the sep
arator to remove some straw and in
so doing his hand vas caught by the
blower belt. 1t happened go quickly.
that before anyone could realize what
had happened. he was lying on the
ground with a big cash cut in his
head running from his hair down o
to the nose which was broken and
mashed badly. It was also found that
some Of the muscles Of his arm were
wrenched and that some internal in
juries had been received.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-24

Mrs. r. B. Tunell is teaching one Of
the country schools west Of town, while
Miss Julia Porath holds forth in a
school south Of town.
This locality can evidently hold its
own in the potato line. Dogden ex-
hibitors carried off the following first
prizes at the Industrial Exposition at
Bismarck: Ed Kittelson, best half
bushel Of Burbank potatoes; e. e.
Brown, best half bushel Early Rose
potatoes: Carl Hendrickson. best doz-
en- yellow turnips.
Mrs. AL Burt, who has been seriously
Ill at the Kenwood hotel, is now suf-
fctently recovered to be taken back
to her home on the farm.
Mrs. G. H. Sherman and children
will leave in the near future for Sas-
katchewan where they will join Mr..
Sherman on the claim.
John A. johnson of this village has
been named the member from this
county on the executive committee Of
the Missouri Slope Development league
recently organized.