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ELIswORTH FALLS.

Arden Cook II home from Pasco, WASH,
who're be has been for the past two ysars.
Mrs. william p. Moore, Of Gardiner, h
visiting her parents, George e. Davis and
wife.
Lewis NJ. Wash, OF Boston, was here .
part Of last week, the guest Of Charles
Lynch and wife.
Miss Bernice H. Lord and Hubbard
Newell, Of Portland, are guests Of Miss
Lords parents, Henry Lord and wife.
w. II. Brown and L. H. Brown left
Monday for Cherryfeld, where they will
build mill for A. L. Stewart & Sons.
Mrs. Mary Slater and Miss Thelma
Slater came home Saturday from Boston,
where they have been visiting relatives
several weeks.
Mrs. Addie sGagne, OF Portland, and
Mrs. Lucy Dillingham;, with daughter
Alice. Of Bangor, are visiting their father,
Henry G. Hastings.
George c. Fernald and wife, OF South
Paris, came Saturday night for a weeks
visit with Mr.. Fernald's parents, Frank
e. Fernald and wife.
Rev. F. E. Baldwin, OF Portland, who
has been engaged in temperance work
since the first Of May, having been over
six counties, spoke at Gerry's casino
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Higgins, Of Brewer, after
visiting here for two weeks with Mrs.
Martha Witham, returned last week to
her home. Mr.. Higgins was here over
Sunday, returning home with Mrs. Hig-
gins.
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MARRIED..

ILLINGS-BILLINGS-A Sedgwick, Aug 4,
by Rev E Davis, Miss Myrtle B Billings to
George Billings, both Of Deer Isle.
EATON BILLINGS At Little Deer Iale,
July 80, by Rev Henry R Eaton, Mrs
Manila B Eaton to Harlan II Billings, both
OF Little Deer Isle.
TINSON-DUNHAM-At Deer Isle, July 80,
by Rev ] II Wales, Miss Flora B Stinson to
George w Durham. both Of Deer Isle.
THORN-LAMB-At Castine, Aug 8, by Rev
Charles w Lowell, Miss Jennie Thorn to
Ulysses G Lamb, both Of Plymouth, Mass.
wILLIAMS-LORD--At Ellsworth, Aug2, by
Rev P A A Killam, Mrs Mae NJ Williams, Of
Boston, to Capt John A Lord, of Ellsworth.
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THE FLAG POLE

At High School - A Bit of Interest
ing History.
How many Of the pupils Of the Ellis
worth high school know the history Of the
fiagpole which stands in the yardf
Well, here 10 . bit Of history, tucked
away in communication addressed TO the
city government over twenty-one years
ago, copy OF which 10 printed below.
1t 10 to be doubted II any Of old Unions
loyal followers have forgotten 1t, but its
publication at this particular time will
probably serve TO refresh their memories.
Here 1t 10:
To the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of the CITY Of Ells,0orth.
GENrLKMEN: At the last meeting Of the
evening, April I, 1880, said company ap-
pointed Q COMMITTEES to be known % the
Unions committee Of nine, clothed with
full powers, gave them constitution to
govern their future acts, turned over what
property they were then possessed OF, in
Guiding quite sum OF money, to take care
Of, and preserve intact prizes and trophies
and the records of Aforesaid company, 80
that years hence there can be found a
well-k kept and correct record OF Union En-
CINE Co. No. 2.
Before adjourning said meeting their
last act as company was to instruct this
Unions committee OF nine to remove their
Flagstaff from the engine house to the
high school house lot, pay all bills for such
| removal; and present said Flagstaff also
their flag to the scholars OF the Ellsworth
| high school.
| Therefore we, the undersigned, members
| and officers Of the Unions committee OF
nine, request your honorable board to pass
| such an order as will be necessary, and
make such record on the city clerks book
| to permit us to carry out our instructions
| from ex- Union Engine Co. No. 2.
Also we would ask of your honorable
board that in passing such an order as
outlined above you will include pro-
vision that said flag and staff shall be Kept
| in repair SO that this fine remembrance OF
| the above named company shall not
through neglect be left uncared for, in the
years to come.
| Respectfully submitted,
THE UNIONS COMMITTEE OF NINE.
Frank 8. Call, clerk.
| The above received a passage at q meet
| ing OF the Unions committee OF nine al
Ellsworth, April %, 1890. F.S. CALL,
| Clerk.
| E,Jlaworth Apr;l % 1901
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DIED,

BENSON At South Brooksville, Aug g.
Sarah, widow Of William Benson, aged rs
years. months, days.
DICKsON-At Bar Harbor, Aug 8, Capt Edgar
Dickson.
DUNHAM-At Deer Isle. July IL. Mrs Abigail
Durham, aged 81 years, 9 months, days
EATON-At Deer Isle, July %, Hiram Eaton,
aged Is years, 10 months, 20 days.
EMERSON-At Bucksport, Aug 8, Capt Elijah
P Emerson, aged 81 years.
GINN-At Southwest Harbor, July ~. Elias
H CHM, aged 50 years. 10 months. % days.
McDONALD-At Deer Isle, July %, Mrs
Angus Mcdonald, aged 40 years, IL months,
days.
NICHOLS - At North Brooksville, Aug 9,
Stephen Bradley, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs
Award Nichols. aged months, Is days.
WESCOTT- AT Bangor hospital, Aug 4, Mrs
Mary A Wescott, Of Bluehill, aged % years,
II days.
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

Lucy Astbury, Of Blushill, was the guest
Of r. T. Carlisle and wife Sunday.
James r. Carter, Of Bangor, visited
his parents, c. J. Carter and wife, Sunday.
Charles Carter, Of Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing his parents, Darlington J. Carter and
wife.
Willie Carlisle, who is working in Blue
hill, visited his parents, r. 7. Carlisle and
wife, Sunday.
Mrs. John n. Carter, who has been con-
fined to the bed the past year, lie able to
sit up part Of the time.
. Gusta Springer and two children, Of
franklin, and Nettie Hardison, of Sulli-
van, visited their sister, Mrs. H. P. Car
ter, last week.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. Maggie Crane, of Orono, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ira B. Hagan.
Mrs. J. w. Bowden, of Castine, is spend
ing week at her old home here.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland and family,
OF Middlebury, VT, are expected Friday.
Mrs. Daniel Champion and family, OF
Lawrence, Mass, are at her old home
here.
Miss Estella Adams, OF Calais, is the
guest OF Mrs. Coleman Hagan. She re-.
turns to her home on Monday.
George Smith and his son Emery are
erecting new barn on their place, recent.
ly purchased from Mrs. L. A. Austin.
Amos Morse will leave Monday for
Lynn, Mass, where he will be employed
until the beginning OF the school year.
Misses Coca and Margaret Adams, who
have spent several weeks with their
cousin, Mrs. Coleman Hagan, have re-
turned to their home In Calais.
Aug.7. Y,
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OCEANVILLE,

Miss Linnie Mcdonald has gone to the
Maine general hospital for treatment.
Henry Buckminster, who spent his va
cation ct his old home, has returned to
Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Robert Perham, Of Medford, Mass,
and daughters are spending their vacation
with q. n. Gross and wife.
Mrs. William Flheld and children, Of
Rockland, are visiting her parents,
Thomas Greenlaw and wife.
The seventh annual reunion Of the
Hatch family will be held ct the home Of
Mrs. Susan Hatch 0reenlaw, Aug. 10.
Aug. 4. A.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Vera johnson is visiting in Ban
gor.
80. Graves and son Charles were home
from Bangor Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Tracy and Mrs. Smith, OF
Boston, were recent guests Of Mrs. George
Young.
Miss Carrie Means and Mrs. Eugene
Moore, OF Ellsworth, were recent guests OF
Mrs. Stella Shaw.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland, who has been
the guest OF relatives and friends here, has
returned to Washington, d. c.
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland, of Washing
ton Junction, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. w. Mckay, has returned to
her home.
Aug. z. NJ.
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SWANS BLAND.

b. w. Joyce lost his horse recently Of
collie.
Mrs. Florence Stinson and mother, OF
Oceanville, are visiting at Mrs. Wlbert
SANKEY'S.
Merton Staples and wife have returned
from Portland. Mr.. Staples has been en-
ployed in . boat shop there since last
spring.
The following officers in the K. OF p.
lodge were installed Aug. q by District
Deputy John West, of Stonington, as
sisted by acting Grand Master-at- arms
Hall, Of Portland. William Herrick, G.
e.; W. A. Stanley, v. c.; o. L. Milan,
prelate; William Holmes, M. at A. !;
Ernest McHenan, NJ. Of w.; David
Massie, NJ. Of E.; Ray Stinson, inner
guaro; Elmer Gordon, outer guard.
Aug.7, 8.
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BASS HARBOR.

Kirk Bumford, Of Cambridge, Ma S., is
spending his vacation with his family
here.
DR.. Fred Holden and wife, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, are spending few weeks with his
mother, Mrs. 8. A. Holden.
w. 8. Finlay and wife, OF Brooklyn, N.
*, accompanied by ": 8. Finlay, j., and
Rev. Frank Hanscom, pastor OF Pilgrim
Congregational church, Providence, 4. T.,
preached an interesting sermon to . large
audience Sunday. Albert Orcutt, OF Dor
chester, Mass, sang two beautiful solos.
Auy.7. Y, w,
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msy, Mrs. =. 1. Ksat, Mn. Fullsrton
Merrill, Mrs. J. A. Peters, Mrs.. r. q.
Aurch. Ars. L. =. Giles, Miss sophia
Walker, Miss Harriet Rollins, Mis- Erva
0ilss, Mrs.. n. L. Crsbtrss, Miss jessie
Nash, Miss Edith Lord, Miss Hazel Lord,
Miss May Bonsey.
Altos: Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, Mrs.
Harvard Greedy, Mrs. Dora Hopkins, Mrs.
J. P. Eldridge, Mrs. e. E. Rowe, Mrs. H.
E. Rowe.
Tenors, Messrs. Francis, Bright and Far
rington, Of Bangor; E. r. Redman, H. w.
Conley, B. L. Potter, B. b. Whitcomb, A.
]. Lord.
Bases: 40. Whitney, Harry l.. Crab
tree, +. A. A. Killam, J. A. Cunningham,
Roy c. Haines. Miss Mary +. Hopkins
was accompanies; F. w. Rollins, con-
ductor.
OLD HOME WEEK ORCHESTRA.
Monaghan's augmented orchestra, en-
gagged for Old Home week, is composed Of
the following players: G. e. Monaghan,
Charles Leve, Paul T. White, violins;
Earl B. Tosier, George d. Rowe, clarinets
Charles X. Eaton, trombone; Winfred
Joy, cornet; Fred Beal, drums; Arthur l.
Rowe, bass; Miss Myrtle Monaghan,
piano. Their playing is receiving many
compliments.
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NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Arthur L. Mason has gone to Bangor for
few days.
Frank Severance, OF Ellsworth Falls, is
working for Willis Maddocks.
Frank Moore, with his team, has gone to
Northeast Harbor, where he is driving for
Mr.. Burr.
l.. d. Patten had the misfortune to lose
one OF his cows last week. The COW fell
down bank and was 30 badly injured
that she died.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs.. Hurley and daughter and Miss
Fahay are ct w. F. DssIsles'.
Charles Fowler and Frank Curran, oil
Bangor, were at w. F. Deslsles' Sunday
Herbert Perry and wife and Mrs. Lam
caster, Of Old Town, are at the Perry cot
tage.
Miss Myrtle Hodgkins, who is attend
Ing training school at Waltham, Mass, il
home for vacation.
The dancing party, given by the sum-
mer guests at Shore Acres, Saturday even
ing, was enjoyed by all.
Aug.7. s.
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BANKS-At stonington, July 10, TO Mr. and
Mrs Leverett II Banks, daughter.
HILTON-At Castine, Aug I, TO Mr. and Mrs
Morris M Hilton, daughter.
SCOTT-At Deer Isle, July 20, TO Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Scott, daughter.
SHEPARD At Little Deer Isle, July 10, to
Mr. and Mrs Albert M Shepard, . son.
TAPLEY-At West Brooksville, Aug s, to Mr.
and Mrs Harry Tapley, daughter.
TURNER-At Isle au Haut, Aug 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Turner, son. Norman
Webb.
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GoULDsBORo.

Mrs. Lois Clesves, Of Bar Harbor, 10
visiting her brother, Edgar Handy.
Miss Gertrude Leighton, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, has been visiting relatives here.
Ernest whitaker ID i'll. He ID staying ct
the home Of his brother, John Whitaker.
Miss Mildred Comm, who 10 employed ct
Northeast Harbor, 10 at home Tor few
days.
Rev. Mr.. Bigelow, Of West fremont,
preached IN the Methodist church here
Sunday q ternoon and evening, in ex-
change vii b the pastor, Miss Hunt.
Aug. Q. JBN.
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BAR HARBoR.

The building ON West street occupied
BY e. E. Emery, grocer, and owned by
Alden Morse, was damaged BY flre 10 the
extent Of q 900 Sunday morning. The
loss on Mr.. Emery's stock was 500.
Thomas LAnders and Frank @. Stevens.
who occupied apartments above the store,
sunersd dAmAgs Of shout 3060 each.
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Mrs. h. A. Candage is with her brother
for two weeks. -
Mr.. Swift, Of New York, is spending q
few days with his family here.
Mrs. Mamie ODER is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Grant, in Sedgwick.
Paul Nevin arrived here Friday from
Detroit. Sunday he went to Bar Harb Dor
for few days visit.
Mrs. Gertrude Synclare and children
have gone to Sargentville to spend the re-
mainder OF their visit in Maine.
The Davidson family came Aug. from
Pittsburg, Pa, for q six weeks vacation at
"Waconda" cottage, Mill island.
Aug. CRUMBS.
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MARINE LIST.


Hancock County Porte.
Southwest Harbor-AY sch Nellie Eaton, st
John, N B, for Boston, cargo lumber
Ar Aug 4, sch Dora Allison, GOAL for Bear
Island
Ar Aug ., sch Albert Luta tBr)
Gid July 81, sch General Scott
Bid Aug I, sch Efhe n Morrissey
Sid Aug 2, tug and two harges; sch Greta
lBrl leaking, lumber laden, In tow Of tug. for
Rockland
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BLUEHILL FALLS,

Mrs. Wiley Conary and infant son have
gone to their home in Bucksport.
Oscar Wood, Of Rhode Island, is visiting
his mother.
Mrs. Gertrude Synclare, of Massachu-
setts, with three children, is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Haskall and family, of Cleveland,
o., are at ashore Acre" for six weeks.
July 81, CRUMBS.
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spsaksrs who had besn announced f>i,sd
70 put in an appearances, Others were i'm
pressed into the service and nobly ~
spondsd. The program vas - follows:
Orchsstrs
Chorus, "Hallslujah ............. Handel
Prayer
Address OF Welcome. ....... Mayor Leland
Cnofus, ~ Hush Thee" ......... Sullivan
Addrssses: e r Redman, Boston, Rev
A Lord, Meriden, Conn, Rev HB
haskell, Ellsworth, Rev r A A
Kiliam, Ellsworth, Fulton J Red
man, New York.
Secretary Hainss introduced Mayor
Charles "a. Leland, % chairman for the
afternoon. His honor made neat ad-
dress OF welcome, expressing his great
pleasure in extending to so many Of the
sons and daughters Of Ellsworth cordial
greetings and inviting them to assist in
helping along the celebration.
He briefly recounted Ellsworth's past,
and expressed strong hopes for her future.
He urged everyone to help in making this
Old Home week the week Of all weeks, ''and
when you 20 back to your homes" he
said in closing, s.see II there is not some
thing you can do to aid our Merchants
association in making us . bigger, a
buster and better Ellsworth
After singing by the chorus the mayor
then introduced the speakers, calling first
upon Erastus F. Redwan, whom all were
delighted to hear. Then followed the
three clergy men, each in turn, and for q
good haif hour there was fiow OF COM
bined wit and wisdom rarely sxcelled and
highly entertaining throughout.
The last speaker was Fulton J. Redman,
whom the audience was especially inter-
ested to hear, not only - scion OF an old
and distinguished family, but also ~ Q
representative OF the younger generation.
The closing feature Of the exercises was
the singing Of an original ode, "The Old
Home in Ellsworth" from tbs pan OF an
old Ellsworth boy, Everett w. Lord. Thia
was enthusiastically sung BY chorus and
audience, standing, with orchestra &C.
compartment to tbs familiar tune Of
1.-THE Old Oaken Bucket.
The Old Homs week reception last even
ing was . delightful social aflAir. Tbs
hall was we'll nlled. Monaghan's Old
Home week orchestra furnished excellent
music during the reception and for the
dancing which followed. Many formel
residents Of Ellsworth were present.
Those receiving were Mayor Charles H
Leland and wife, Hon. John A. Peters and
wife, John o. Whitney and wife, Charles
A. Hanscom and wife, Col. Charles c. Bur
rill and wife, Charles L. Morang anc
daughter, Mrs. Charles. c. Kncwlton, Full
lerton Merrill and wife. Members Of tn,
Old Home week committee acted as ushers
| Harry l.. Crabtree acted as floor man
sger for the ball, with members OF tn
| was as follows:
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Ellsworth, April %, 1890.


CITY OF ELLSWORTH
Voted, That the thanks of the mayor
and aldermen, in behalf OF the city, be ex-
their generous offer, ana that the same be
accepted.
Recorded, May b, 1890.
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Moore Family Reunion.

The reunion Of the Moore family win be
held Aug. 16 at Maddox landing, Green
lake. Music by the Ellsworth Falls band.
Dance in the evening ct 0erry's casino,
Ellsworth Falls.
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Mary Morrison Mrs. Fullerton Merrill
A dance will follow the play.
PROGRAM FOR REST OF WEEK.
Tomorrow will be iremen's day, with q
parade in the morning. Old Union 2 will
be here, and contest again for supremacy
with her old-time rivals : Zimmerman,
Ticonic and Dirigo in the afternoon.
Union arrived this morning.
The match hose reel race between Ban
gor and Brewer hose teams will also take
place Tomorrow afternoon. These teams
are closely matched, and rivalry between
them 10 intense. A big crowd Of admirers
Of both teams will accompany them here.
There viii b . nrsmsn's ball In the
evening.
The reunion OF former pupils OF Miss
Elizabeth True ct Hancock hall Friday
afternoon will be the feature OF that day.
There viii be sports and races during the
day.
In the early evening Friday there will be
an illuminated parade, for which several
Attractive teams and floats are being pre-
pared. This will be followed by the con-
cert and ball. The soioists will be Mrs.
Mabel Monaghan Swan, Of Boston, Miss
Bertha Giles, OF New York, sopranos; Al
bert c. circuit, Of Dorchester, Mass, tenor,
Miss Margaret Bragdon, Of Brockton,
Mass, pianist; and James Marcyes, OF
Bar Rarbor, 'cellist, viii play.
Saturday will be governors day and
high school alumni day. Gov. Plaisted
will arrive ct 11.16. At 2 he will make .
short address on the library lawn, followed
by an informal reception.
The reunion and lawn party Of the ELS
worth high school alumni will take place
at O'Clock ON the high school grounds.
In the evening = ball will be held ct
Hancock hall, while the Ellsworth high
school alumni association win hold its an
nuaI reunion and banquet, followed BY
cards and dancing ct Odd Fellow hall.
THE CHORUS.
The chorus which sang Sunday and
Tuesday was made up % follows: Sopra-
nos: Mrs.. e. ). Walsh, Mr.. G. Il. Drum
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Rheumatism
IL A constitutionaI pise..e.

70 - ~OssStIsUt'0HdI OtS0do0s
It manifests itself In local aches and
pains.-inf1amed joints and stiff mus
cles,-but it cannot be cured by local
applications.
1t requires constitutional treatment,
and the best ID a course Of the great
blood purifying and tonic medicine
Hoods Sarsaparilla
which corrects the acid condition Of
the blood and builds up the system.
Get 1t today In usual liquid form or
Ghocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
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tuesday was Old Home Week day.
appropriate exercises at Hancock hall
wv arranged for, and while SONS Of ths
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The chorus which sang Sunday an
Tuesday was made up % follows: sopra
NOS: Mrs. e. }. Walsh, Mr.. G. II. Drum
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The plans Of the Old Home week COM
ui'tee for an excursion down the bay
monday, with picnic and sports ct New.
Jury Neck, were upset by the non-arrival
" vessels on which the trip could be made
one vessel in the river with load Of coal
vas unable to discharge owing to low run
o'udes, and several others due here have
yen fog bound ON the coast for week
past.
railing on the excursion, In the after
1oon many assembled ct Blacks field
Nnere ball game between the "Mufers''
snu buffers" furnished amusement. The
'ssms were made up - follows:
Muners-Joy, o; Cantara, p; Flanagan,
NJ Campbell, capt, 2b; Clement, %;
,ummy, sb; Hawkes., II; Psndslton, Of;
'enords, If.
uuners-P. Mason, 9; Estelle, p; G. Joy,
~ ~ ". Mason, 2b; Donovan, %; Head, sb;
nno.sins, II; Brown, Ct; Austin, RI.
,uners-2 10 - / LIZ
unsrs-o 2 o q o la
rUEsDAY.
tuesday was Old Home Week day.
ApprODfinfa av~~~sa>~ - Uswnrnl kali
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-04
lessen Bros.
THE HUB
JUDGE CRAWFORD HEARING
BISMARCK DIVORCE CASE

The divorce suit of Rena Ashbridge
against Thomas Ashbridge is being tried
in District court before judge w. C.
Crawford of Dickinson.
The case has sensational features.
The defendant filed a cross complaint
and the contest has waxed warm.
The parties were married April IL.
1910, and lived together internationally
for nearly a year. 1t was Mr.. ASH
BRIDGES second matrimonial venture and
the BRIDES third. she having been twice
divorced in the Burleieh county court
her late husband being Mr.. Maersh.
The plaintiff alleges intoxication,
cruelty and failure to provide, while
Mr.. Ashbridge in his cross complaint
intimates that the woman married him
for the sole purpose of securing fnan-
cial gain. He says she absented her
sell from their home for long intervals.
and finally declined to return when i'm
portuned ia do SO. Mrs. Ashbridge al
leees that the defendant is worth
$50. 600 and she asks judgment for sup
port pending the divorce suit. attorney
fees and alimony, in a sum to be fixed
by the court.
Thomas Ashbridge is one of the old
residents of the county and resides on
a farm about eight miles south Of Bis
marck. Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-04
LOCAL NEWS

Select oyster stews at the Grill Cafe.
o-2-tf
Come in and see what we serve at
noon for 3sc. The Grill Cafe. o-2-tf
Money to loan on farm lands. Everett
Real Estate & Loan Co., Dickinson
Staff.
For Ignite coal which can be guaran-
teed clean. Phone s. Deiters Fuel co:
1o-21-tf
Why not let Noggle Bros. furnish you
indestructible well curbing and perfect
filter 8.s'tt
Money to loan on farm property.
Three, FIVE and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
Petricka. 1873 If
Clean, efficient work = that's why u
business grows. The Mitchell Barber
Shop, Thomas Nottingham, Prop. 2-2s-tf
For Ignite coal which can be guar
anteed clean. Phone s. Deiters Fue!
Co. 10-21-tf
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, of
Fargo. will visit Dickinson profession
ally, Saturday November 4. All persons
having defective eye-sisht or who need
their glasses changed should call and see
him. Office at St. Charles hotel. 10-28-2t
c. O. Armstrong came in from the
northwest on Monday to get a load of
winter supplies.
Mrs. F. L. Harvey was in Dickinson
Saturday from her school twelve miles
north. She was visiting Mr.. Harney and
their little son.
C. r. Crowl had a small fire in his
hardware store at Scranton, last week,
the damage being very light. A easo-
line furnace at which his son, Amos
Crowl. was working, exploded.
In the list of teachers who were
granted certificates by the state board of
examiners are Misses Pearl Walters and
Ethel Beebe of the Dickinson High
School securing first grade professional
certificates. and Miss Olga Jesness,
grade teacher, second grade professional
certificate. Josephine X. Steake. SUPER
intendent of Hettineer county also re-
ceived a second grade certificate.