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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

and many bitter team have bean shed
The FIRST Washuss aid nade nv soft. tender hands-unused 70 nard
Eork-bleed TO-DAY have washed and hung "a clothes. cooked meals
cared for ne children made rap t-y - in winter N appreciates hose
t4ugs speak OF what have doue merely 90 show hat ms frmsr train
ing does TOT stand me N good stead"
The gl that wrote that letter 10 a type Thousands like her are mAr
wing ~yery year and a. IN her ase many bitter tears are shed before they
have mastered the duties - heir positions
who had never been taught houseWork because her mother had a maid
and thought there Val u o need OF a. expressed he situation. ~HouseworK
doesn't come natural as 81 would II had done IT. L. a child DO every
hing the longest hardest way
Sow. OF course. YOU realize 7 m nt speaking against = college eu
cation a training in music and 'e arts Tor girls 1 am The asst n IN
ton UNITS a girl 10 be "a good Ntfe and mother think any education
make a woman a better mother and wife o. that g. max. her a happier
broader woman
But think tn. broad. cultural education for her life Is a woman
should 20 hand In hand VUh III specific industrial training for her life -
a Wife
rnl culture yor an AFFORD and Ia addition 20 that a specific Industrial
training for civil engineering
Now. you Nan and hence expet-your daughter To- be a wife. DOM
you' You VouId be disappointed u you could look into the tuture ana
see NAT se would never md her mate Why. then. shouldn't YOU give
her al III general culture YOU afford and ar the same time "a specinc
Industrial training for her probable vocation"
The man-whothiuks has two dauchterr ono Ven' 20 a musical school
and another TO college After she had finished her outside education eacn
girl spent one yar in running ths house and learning every branch OF
Housekeeping and homemaking Thnk Nhat splendid Vi,es they Will
make
Of course 81 isn't always possible To carry our q daughters education
ou such an ideal scale hut there is no doubt bur that Loo every household
each daughter could De- taught the simpler things about The science as she
SLOWS up. and fancy there are few homes where IL N not financially poe
-hie for the daughter 20 have a year 10 devote 20 this KIND or learning
after she finished whatever schooling her father can afford h-r-be Il gram
mar high school or college
Wouldnt &C. Dee interesting 30 q law could Do passed recurring a wear
81 such service-jus ne the German lad has his term Or military service
b. fore a Girl Was allowed to marry
rather fancy BE- would anect tho divorce rate somewhat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
rRV -Four POLICE
FoR PERMITTING VICE

CHICAGO Nov 1l-Four con.
maudiuE omcers % the police uu be-
placed on trial on Tuesday 40 a re-.
suit of the Investigation o. the civil.
SER c commission rcv ln progress
The men are Inspector uornan. CAP
tain Flunkctt and L.e1tsnants Am.
brose snd Howard The meu VIII b.
tried toEether on charges % incompe
tence and perm.ttiug violations OF.
law b. saloons and resor1
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TWO CREMATED
gre Consumes C%entralia. ". Va.
Home, WIN Two Children
Within ~.

FLATWOODS " Va. Nov IL
Al Centulla. BrBxton county. th.
other evening. While Mrs Hosey
stepped out ~ an errand. her house
caught IRE and an syearold child
ran for 10 mother and then back into
The hous 20 rescue the baby. but be
ior" the mother could get home the
Interior ~ the house was a mass OF
hame- ani The two children incin
Grated Ih" father was ~ work on
th" railroad @ a J eyear-old son a.
q store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
ROBBED
Mas Adams Cypress orfee a, Grand
Rapids % Lone Bandit.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich SOY 10
The Adams Express Compsny's Depot
office here VAS robbed A. 2 O'Clock 70
night a ione bandit holding Up The
route agent q making a successful
getaway The safe vas r.Cei OF sev
eral thousand dollar the exact
amount being unknown tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

What Is this domestic science
inquired me engaged riri
10 consists ~ making hash ID NJ
nc leftover meat and c~roquctfeq on.
M OBJ" leftover hash. explained her
more experienced friend -LouisviIle
Courier Journal
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THE nEsT FARn AND uoH
LOCA-rnH

o-r ea=t frI+- states slo-x
80 la-s 20 'r~ A o.. 81 q 40 Il 4
a-1 ~ ~
1irr- I1 rlu~ruu- t-slrs1l- lre.uo-..
TOM as fAfFFNFEE HIGHWAYS
AHAlfA orovs A~bGa1AzEy RI r-arr a.
farfs q - -ulf1~as N.Y. go -.
Fri -rtnE . fH So pr e-asrr re ROB
alrE leag fror 81 f8 "a re- tsn
Lv. s-0ek Aa1 o.trJtaE ~ - re
i-Ts - ffrr - one 20 A. ara far
't e. u ~ otter section . -
-o-lfrf l-aararf IasflFar. as for
aF~ fr.s f1- srols ear a-1urI ar- 80
rsss.rs ;r t-E FEEE su1 PORK -.
fE'isi 'Ll aff p GENTS Ter psunA
AyDi.s. Fruit. v.sv.Asi.s .zd oos.oa
@re f.@ - TaTIrE rrups
- th- sous n. "a ra~rolinas Ten
ard 10 aEs.es Ars Fat nominE inte urf-
versa isHnalf r hrfnrnx F1c-s that
80 ru~srs Large 5rocts All ,hsse -
s-ifr ar- ottErsd "a Land oa-sins -.
4~f are tlsn t-s returns OF 0rs si1-
f~ar-olf apple tr~s
CaHAns u-nrl<p~sssd Esr-y SAY In
It~ lnrE ssas1r- a.lo~ raisfrx Two
sar
Special L~ftsrstars ~r-Earei-E aE-cul-
2 Ira mineral And s~oTurr;-L conf'-
f..f~ 10t-t4rE fr~- @Lbscrfrfor 20 o..
1'-f.efr It~iI. I'll re cent free
Nrlt~ 81 y RICHARDS. r A.
r"rth-rn RS rom .iA. N~a=rInrt1n. DO
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fflocd. % teaching them carefully the tetaii- az
lplseNork ana ~ mAnaring o hone Many anc many
o. young wife kloss from bitter experience Wnat tnc
aCk of this knouledge means
/ speak tr'u etp-re-ce mtssf NJ mother san
az doubtless many mothers ElN1. You viii have q
maid. even - Why should you bother But. AAs
my husband carro' arorf a maid. ana 90 - Also
iu'ely necessary hat . sncW how 20 manage q home
and care for m3 tao ntue chudren-one a baby o.
seven weeks ] wonder how many daughters voull
BE- willing TO hI hat position witA their present
knowledge
VI, lessons m music AMI painting. a. We'll a. my
Earning gained from being sent away 20 school does
not materially aid me- nov. have been married near
lFe years- AN trying haru 20 De a capable wife
md mofher- bur he AaN has hen oh 80 dlrcuIf
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Il bet you eve heard thai, a-ec
dote about Henry Clay before
No. I've heard 20 attached %,
Cromwell and also to Julius Caes,-
but I never heard 90 about Heur, Cla,
befora -KRasas City Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

fonsiderinE tho number 81 people
uho have been disappointed in love.
o. a wonder there are rof more p.ssi.
misfa abroad In rho land
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WHEELING TRACTION
ExPREss CAR SCHEDULE.
TAEing infect Jun. n. 1000.

INNLHE LIIEfF Iune II 100.
PANHASDLE LINE
WHEELING AND W~ELLgBrRG
Daily except sunday.
Leave
sand street s.v
Hfeunf NsllsburE
~ : p "a ~ 90 a. m.
sa' = m 1900 noon
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhX
fSwGrrL ~DtnESlOn 49,
bFTEHiEL ENaALREp
1N src 1874 Main street
Call. A1Eutr I..g rr .s.f
store Phones .l5
VIC J. bertsc1r. EeI Phone Ils-R
g. Z ~berschF. Naf Fh.na fzls
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SAILED PROpnSAIC
TOR KENT

rlCoHf FLOOR ak
LLLiE0 sEpARATE feD
hATH. ALL u.s. gJJD gSGfTfo.
TENTH -THEET. 30 bFit
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MpTNDsV1LLE LINE
WHEELING and HOUNBsvILLE
Tally except sunday
Leave
I0fH street ray
N IrfifE h1unIsyIffa
30 = m
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LIQUOR LICENSE.


rsrltnx " - urt 1919
- sNGE aEEf-sre- Coz ~transfer
1f Aeiaa La4er Ale1sr las rrrr rte1
-. - So taf. e. laft frrrn tntf-
Wsrff-s 81 a. -s~rf-tt-r ices
Mararf street
krsrruf-4g s-cmtt-f
'HA% o. tEfEEE
N~ra % tr- iAr~E-- Ceart
ra.Hrr-"-
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HALLER &

Hsai Estate aua Firs Inruraaca
Corner r~ourtesuth snd HarRst Etr..e
Both Phonsa fsa
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Bruemmer & HHdebrsDd

..felf 80 EnlaasFA
2@saA@~ NJ 49, 80 asa 80
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FOR SALE

m EfEeuond. fUr feeIrnff. f.f.fIr~
lots. also q If room frame rr.a. az
nanFed Tor tvn ftmU 90 modern I- r.e-.
fesuect fcr tfrrrirf..r. location. r--r
ara terms % sa'r see
- - JONES
aeon : Natl Erenanss b.
Rsu taes Natl aof-R
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JAMES l. HAWLEY
1887 Main strssf-

20 hEET-r.rse rI,siy f.rnt-p.f
81. .s-. lg1aeEceplnF tpeiT
jg-1l-u
-f-rogm fal -ttb 80
~t-- al.o 4 auf s-rs0m nafa
.lfnlshel hfted % ~ 40
90 E. FSs,t fent fepsnsbis AtgiT
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POULTRY.

BUPF oRPIHoroHs T-Foroug-T-~
mems buHFtH and r0cEersfa rrf-,-
ir-re Won invited Roth rrnr..
o-1u-1mo.
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sITUATIoN-Lade WffT $1,000
experience In book keeping ana moe
PIP desires position. Addrea. A 60.
Intelligence
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-10
Communicates,
HERE'S THE TEXT OF JUDGE RICHARD B. RSSLS ATLANTA SPEECH

the garb and Office of minister who U.S.
the livery of heaven to serve the dew
m and whose hearts are devoid of thal
which truly makes ministers of the Cos
pei. They live on sensationalism. ant
arraying the minds of their listeners b,
appeals to prejudice. To such did ap
ply the contemptuous epithet of sstall-fet
preachers, because such are in the pro
fession, not from any call of God. bur
merely for the purpose of making a Iivini
more easily in this way tina they car
in any other. And even this epithet die
not half express the contempt which
feel for those who would thus prostt
tute the hottest of callings, and I an
sure the people of Georgia, who know
and have seen just such men, Join ms
in this feeling of contempt. In the sams
connection, however. l drew q comparf
son between such men and the really
sanctiaed men of God who have con
secrated their whole hearts and lives Il
His service.
For the church, for all it stands for, IT.
better movements for the uplift of man
kind, and for the spread of the simpl,
gospel Of Christ, and for all its minister
who are true to its purposes, I have no
only the utmost respect. but the pro
foundest reverence, and as I said to m,
interrogation at Dawson. after drawing a.
4
was not for me to say to which clas
he belonged.
TRIBUTE TO CLERGY.
The vast majority Of our preachers ar.
men Of honest purpose and of nobl
hearts, and for them, whether they agrea
or disagree with me upon any proposition
political or otherwise, have no wore
of disreEpect. feel honored to claim tn,
personal friendship of many such minis
ters of the gospel. and many of those wis
will vote for me at the election ar,
preachers. There are others who honestly
but as believe, unthinkingly and with
out good reason, are opposing me. and ye
for none of these. if they are honest and
fair in their statements, have I tbs
slightest unkind word or feeling. I onl,
regret they cannot see as / see, that II
the enactment of what is known as tn,
present prohibition law. as it was en-
acted. a fatal mistake was made. and
serious blunder was enacted.
IN CONCLUSION.
The governor Of this great stat,
should have clear head.
heart void of offense towards his fellow
men. and an eye single to the welfars
of the people The governor of Georgia
should be just man holding impartialls
the scales of influence between conflict
ing interests and absolutely blind to am
selfish ends or aims of his own Fat
above every other attribute that a gov
ernor should possess he should be
man of such great heart that his natu.
raj instincts and innate sentiments evel
remind him that the prime object a
the law is the protection of the veal
against the strong, and lead him to fee
that the happiness of even the humbless
home is as sacred as the incense which
assembled to heaven from the altar of ths
covenant.
I appeal for no support that Is MOI
based on faith in my sincerity. my man.
hood and my loyalty to the people of M
native state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-10
BRUNSWICK SHIPPERS
WANT LIGHISHIF

BRUNSWICK, Ca. Nov. "a move
nent by shipping men of Brunswick has
zen launched TO have the lightship Oft
The Brunswick port placed whereAit will
direct mariners to Brunswick instead
of to Fernandina and Jacksonville. AS
the vessel is now placed It does the
Brunswick port practically no good.
but is of great benefit to the
two ports in Florida.
The protest has just been forwarded
to Congressman Brantley. and 1t is
claimed in the protest that the many
wrecks of vessels which have recently
occurred in the Brunswick port would
never have occurred X the lightship had
been placed on the north Of the bar
instead of ten miles to the south OF it
as is the case at this time.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-10
$3.50 Recipe Free
For Weak Men
Send Name and Address
Today-You Can Have
It Free and Be
Strong and Wig
orous.

have in my possession prescription for
nervous debility. lack OF vig0r, weakened man
hood, failing memory and lame back. brought
on By excuses, Unnatural drains. or the fol
lies of youth. that has cured many worn
and nervous men right in their own bones
without any additional help or medicine That
I think every man who wishes 90 regain his
manly power and yirility, quickly and quietly,
should have a copy. So / have determined &c
send copy OF the prescription free Of charge,
In plain. ordinary sealed envelope, 20 any
man who viii write me for IT. !,
This prescription comes from a physician wh0
has made q special study of mem and l am
convinced II Is The surest-acting combination
for the cure Of deficient manhood and vigoF
failure ever put together.
think ! owe il to my fellow man TO send
them copy in confidence so that any mar
anywhere who is weak and discouraged with
repeated failures may stop druggingz himself
with harmful patent medicines. secure what
believe Is the quickest acting restorative, up
building. SPOT-TOUcHING remedy ever de-
Tised, and so cure himself 81 home quietly
and quickly. Just drop me line Ike this,
Dr. a. L. Robinson. 377l Luck Building De
troIt, Mich, and will send you a copy OF
this splendid recipe in a plain ordinary en-
Velope. free Of charge. great maLy doctors
would charge $500 to $500 for merely writing
out a prescription like this-brt send II en-
tirely ryee.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-10
TWO ELECTIONS ARE
HELD IN MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 1.-TWO cleo.
tons are in progress here today, K. d
Mcclellan, Democrat, and w. A. Wealth.
erall. Socialist are candidates to I'LL the
vacancy in congress caused by the death
of Gen. George w. Gordon, August q
last. L. H. Crump is candidate for re
election as mayor. He is opposed by ]. j,
Williams. a former mayor. Four city
commissioners and a city tax assessor
are also to be chosen.
The congressional election affects Fay
cite, Hardeman and Upton counties, and
this. Shelby county. composing the Tenth
Tennessee district.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-10
NEWTON POULTRY SHOW
WILL MEET NOV. 80

CONVICTION, Ga, Nov. s.-The Newton
County Poultry association will hold its
second annual exhibition here on Novem-
Der g. December 1-2. Last year the show
had something over 2G0 birds entered and
this year they hope to have at least $50
The show is free for all, ribbons. and
$3.50 in cash viii be given in prizes. Mayor
George T. Smith is offering a beautiful
loving cup as. one of the prizes. to be
known as the mayors cup" H. H.
Yerdery, of Augusta. one of the best
known judges in the south, has been
secured to do the judging. DIR. A s
Hopkins Is president of the association
and R F. Taylor is secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-16
'COOPER'S WORK
IS ENCOURAGED
SECRETARY or HUNDRED DOL
LAR ACRE CLUB RECEIVED
COMMUNICATIONS FROM IN
TEREsTED PARTIES IN MINNIE.
sofa.

Sec. Thomas Cooper of the Hundred
Dollar an Acre club this morning re-
ceived an interesting and encouraging
communication from Charles j. Wright
of the Charles j. Wright Co., of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, who expresses his APP
prevail Of the step the local association
has taken in the direction of further
ing the agricultural interests of North
Dakota and he solicits the aid OF the
society in behalf OF the farmers of OF
tertail county, MINI.
This is indeed quite ENCOURAGING, :
said Mr.. Cooper today to Forum
representative, that our efforts have
attracted the. attention Of our neigh
bors across the state line and have
asked for cooperation in furthering
their agricultural interest along with
ours
Mr.. Cooper received call last eve
ming from A. It. Bodchert of Staples,
Mimi. wealthy farmer in that VII
entity, who came to congratulate him
upon the success of the Hundred Dol
lar an Acre club and stated he was
rejoiced to see what it intended doing
for North Dakota and the farmers in
this state. Mr.. Borchert is q graduate
of the Minnesota Agricultural college
at st. Anthony's Park, that state and
has been a successful farmer for many
years.
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Church Services.

s.
st. Johns Episcopal-Holy COM
munion at a. M; morning prayer
and sermon at 1890; evening prayer
and sermon at 1880 o'clock; Sunday
school as usual. Rev ID. r, Thomp-
son, rector.
Presbyterian-M Morning service at
1880 o'cl0ck, subject, Be Sure Your
Sins Will Find You Out; evening. at
1880, Scenes in the Life Of Jacob, IL
Illustrated by beautiful pictures. copies
OF the works Of the greatest painters.
Strangers and others always welcome.
Grace Methodist Episcopal, w. HI.
Hill, pastor Preaching service at
1880 a. m; Epworth league 7 D. m. !:
evening at 1880; Strangers made to
feel at home with us.
Congregational, Rev. H. A. Kernen,
pastor Morning service at 1890;
evening service at 1880. During the
morning service the choir viii sing
Shelly's anthem, Christian, the Morn
Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee. and Miss
Edith Marden will sing solo. In
the evening the chorus choir will sing
an anthem, o Come, Let Us Worship.
Trinity Lutheran, Rev. John Peter
son, pastor Morning service at 10: go:
evening service at 1880, the latter in
English.
c. ID. Bostrom, pastor--Morning and
evening services at 1880 and 1880
o'clock respectively.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-16
EAST SIDE NOTES.

The home of Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w.
Richards was the scene for the regu-
lar meeting last night of the SaIma-
gundi club. the hosts being assisted
by Nh. and Mrs. Titus.
Miss Ada Comstock. dean of wo-
men at the state university, has gone
to Chicago to attend the meeting Of
the Association Of the Deans of Wo-
men of which she is the president. The
session Will last three days.
Attorney Dosland has returned from,
business trip to Haw1ey.
Aldermen Merritt, MeIvey ana Olson.
the council committee on IRE depart
1nent, have concluded the purchase 81
4 new team of horses for the hook and
ladder truck. The team is one oil
spanlSing blacks. valued at $500 and
bought from Ed Benedict. The team
TO be discarded win be sold to the
highest bidder and bids may be left
with City Clerk Price.
IT, E Slauge formerly of HaIstad
has been promoted to the position 81
cashier OF the State Bank at Taylor
Taylor. II. u.
Fifteen days more ana the new Law
will be iii effect which provides the
carrying of head and tail lights on ali
vehicles after dark.
Christmas tree announcements ars
being given prominent positions In thu
| papers nowadays
Tha anal account In the matter j,
the estate on n n. Dlblev of Fargo
one- fourth Of which III Iii Clay coansK
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-16
ANOTHER RAID MADE
Davis Place at DiIworth Searched
Again Last Nisht-Evidencs Al
legged to Have Been Found.

Hardly had the ink dried on the ar
rest papers and bonds in one case
against James Lewis. for selling in
toxicating liquors, at Dilworth, con-
trary to law, than the same defendant
and his wife were made defendants in
another case.
Some things which reached the ears
of County Attorney Johnson yesterday,
made him very wrathy and last night
he took his own way of getting at the
bottom of conditions. Mr.. Johnson
expected that Lewis would not be
looking for or expecting an investiga-
ton of his premises so soon after the
one of day or two ago, so he sent
two officers to Dilworth, about s
o'clock last night, with the result that
six cases OF beer and seven quart bot
ties of whiskey were found and con-
fiscated-the whiskey was taken from
the safe.
1t is alleged, too, that there was
evidences of sales having been made.
The county attorney says that a sec
ond complaint will be made against
Lewis and his wife.
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properties OF the estate owned by the
decedent in Clay county, Minnnesota.
and Cass county. North Dakota.
The Halstad journal has risen to the
dignity OF having an all home print
| and the editor boasts OF the fact that
ne does not have to present his read
ers with ads, etc, which are dfstaste-
ful to him and knows they don't want.
Mr. Collins was at GAINESVILLE on
Monday night where he served as
Judge In a preliminary contest for the
selection Of high school team to en-
ter the state debating league. He re-
ports an interesting forensic bout.
In response to the letter received by
Postmaster A. r. Erickson OF Bemidji
from Congressman STEVENSON asking
for o map of the city Of Bemidji and
the village Of Nymore, the commercial
club OF thot city has taken the matter
In hand and the map is being prepared
and will be sent to Congressman Stee-
nerson in the near future The map
will be used as an aid in the attempt
to get a federal building for Bemidji.
w. A. Hennessy, formerly Of the
Northern Pacific station, at Rogers,
N. D., has been transferred to the sta
ton In this city to be ticket clerk un-
der Agent Stodder. The transfer, by
an auditor, was being made today. Mr..
Hennessy and his family will take up
their residence in Moorhead at once.
Robert Richards, member Of the
county board of Clay county, who has
been very i'll for few days, d recur-
renee Of his old trouble. was moved
from his home to st. Johns hospital,
Fargo, this afternoon, on the advice OF
his physician so that the patient could
have the benefit of more expert nurs-
ing than he possible could at his own
home. A slight Improvement was re-
ported In the condition of Captain
Richards today, after good nights
rest last night.
Mrs. M. Sontag, 903 Secenth avenue
south, has returned from two
months trip to Ada, Mimi, where she
visited with her brother -in-law and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Sontag, also
calling on relatives and friends at
Perley, MINI.
The first public programme, the
present term, Nof the Periclesian So
ciety Of Concordia college win be held
this evening, the proceedings to begin
at 1880 o'clock. Professor Hertsgaard
desires that those interested will take
note of the event this evening.
Local buyers of farm produce say
that despite the climbing price of but
ter, especially high grade dairy butter
they have eastern orders for all they
can get hold of. One dealer said that
5000 pounds would not be enough to
fill pressing orders, but the trouble Is.
farmers have no butter to sell One
farmers wife, not great distance
from Moorhead. disposed of her but
ter output last week, which was very
choice, at 40 cents pound.