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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
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= Georges @eianbt, $. $. 8rpn.-
JON li0lte ltge bei9gte Staten, reilte
iammen me6 nogle 2an0smeno pr
M11tomobi1 giennem set 1poIige
@rano SORTS og Set nor6lige GroiI
County, bpor Ser Dor mol1ee norFs:
6ormere. San fit 2eiligbeo til pae=-
nart Solo at iogttage SEN @elltm6S,
iom norife Sr1opanbrere ii0oer l. DO
Ggnen er en- al Sc rtgelte / Nor6 ST.
foto.
- gn &etition, unoerifrebet Of
$4,000 Moro 9ofoto 6ormere o9
OH moo protelterer moo 8eotoaeilK
al Observation-Disclosures nreb
CANADA, blep iiolte ltge foretcgf Sc
notet / @albington al Senosr Nc-
Grmber. Wr. McGrnnber, Ser er
lmeget beltemt / lin Sppoiition moo
fonaoilf Reciprocitet, og forelogoe
Yetitionen poa en- 0emon]trotin
Maa0e. Sen blep benpi]t til sSi-
nol1sfoIniteen.
- S SEN peitlige @el at Noln,
3afota og ti~l1tp0enoe 9ele al Mon-
tana blipcr ser / 0enne Iio togtt
en- @gng0e bibtil ll0yrfet 2ano p,,-
Ser Hlop. S @illiamS og McRe,-
5ie Gou11tper er Ser Sneie al Camp
plope / &irfiombe6. M(t tioligere
opbrl10t 2on0 er t%iliaoet n1eo @pec-
% 9opre, % Set npbruote 2ane
blioer looet til mes 6lar eller BE-
6onolet til Ginterbpe0e, JON bc9gn=
ser at fon11ne meget / @rug i Se,r
Ggn og bliper iaaet / Mugult ellee
September ltoiigterne for AfgrgoeE
/ 0enue Sci al staten far oloris
p9ret be6re ems taor.
- Sor6el1ueren6e Stotsfos)ere
9icfforo erflereOe Jig life ifpl0ie /
tire Slayer / 2iitriftsretten / Bis
ntorcf ii0lte uge. Sen fprlte &laee
goar uo paa ltn6erileb al $80,43s,.
ben anoen paa ltnoerlleb at $4,000,
og Sen treble paa 6orfalifning az:
Sfe%gnifoberne. 9agerne fomuma:-
op til 8eban0ling / 6enne uge. Tor==
iparet bill %forlange at faa Gage1s-
benlogt til ct a11oet &etsoiltrift.
George Bangs neolag0e poa 6oripa-
retS gegne EN- Sn0iigelie moo bpcr-.
Mnflage, men Snoiigelie EN- blep i beg.
&c 5ilfeloer afpiit. CONNER @r==
geruo fra Sarge osiiiterer Stotson-
pofqt Smitb.
- Sulne5 3. 9oyle Erofeslor i
politiif Efol1olni be0 Noro 9afotos
nniperlitet, pil mulig mite jim Still
ling peo ltnperiitetet iom 6plge al,
at fan mp0te for 6orbunosienotets
5inansfomite iioite ltge eg pioneoe
til Sor0el for Geciprocitets=0 perens
fom lten meo Canada. 5rusler ora
CIT @ep9gelie for at fororipe Yrof-
Sople blep aabent fremiat al Meo-
lemmer al EN- Nor6 0ufota GARNER
Delegation, joni talte imo0 0berens-
fomlten ltgen fgr. @ongresmo'ea,
Selgeion mener, at Srus[erne orl
Mfifeoigelie er operileoe, men bu1r
inoremmer, at Ero%fesiorens 9pn2-
ben / oenne Sag life er / &%oralons.
me0 Sen %offenlige @ening, og at
bans Stilling oil blipe panlfelia cf-
ter bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
Joma.

= Gbriit Sonier1, en- at oe ul0lte
Settlere / Nerbeoen al Maion Gitp,
er 800 lom Gelge al en- merfelig
l1lpffe. Gn So bleb in6piflet / set
&eb, Sen bor tgiret meo, og folot
ON paa 5anien, Ser fit EN- @eifa6i=
gelie, bporaf ban 6poe efter nogle
Simers Gorlpb.
= Sra Moion Gitp meloes, at
Sacf gcbell for nogle Tiger ii0en
fan0t ct &ar e~ienbommelige Stene
/ en- @il6an0, ban bab6e ifuot uct
Clear Safe. San len0te stenene til
en- S11peler, og 6enne bar me6oelt,
at set er egte sappbirer og oil bore
ber6 omtrent $75, naar De er Bile
bet ilebre.
- Sbertff &asmus 2unb og Ge-
putper bar bolot @a9t ODER Spor<
pognene mellem Sort Dobge. 8p-
srenie og ben lofale Sporpeis pit
lige g%noepunft paa @run6 al 8ogn-
|itprernes % @on%6a1fterernes Streife>
|og &oliti bol6t gagt / 8pen. Ser
bar ingen unligbeber neb un6ta-
gelie af at en- 8ogn ner @ibsfabri=
fem afipore6es at en itor Sten, ser
bar blebet rullet no paa Sporet.
Sporbognene gaar til Sc regelmes-
ltge Si6er. streifen menes at bore
tabt; men 2inierne bill blipe bepog-
tet / flere Gage for at forebDgge Sp-
tgier.
- Siolte 2egislatur bebtog cn
Sob, bborbeo Meolemmer at 8oli-
tiitDrfen / 5tatene ft6rre 8per fan
i9ttes un6er offentlig Siltale for
Disie G~origmmelier af oeres Bligi
og afiRttes. 2obgioerne forigmte al
itage 8eitemelier n1eo Senipn til
anore alminbelige Gorminofelier al
Eoltiitprten, bDorfor Set efter 4
'SSl1li, "a 2oben treoer ifrnft, lite bill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
Eruptnierne.

FrDntt1er11e.
&pfjgbing S.: Iiifeefsportgr
9olms @uitru Olga. @urup: 2a,1os=
tingsmono, 6orpagter 2ault Gbri=
ltian ariitenien. Ipllgie: ajgb-
manb Geter &eterien 2umo. 2in=
set Meieri, Sprslunoe: Mejeriit
9fielS &asmusien. &ingfigbing: g.
$. Gricblen. stauning: Sesper
Gbr. Mnoerien. Gbriitta1sminoe:
3prlage S. g. Mercf. 2pnge::
@aaroeier Heter 2arien. @inoebel=
hinge: @aaromonb Sons Nielien.
&eitpeb: 9gmrermeiter q. Slle1s
@uitr11. Soenie: airiten Senlen.
gnfefru Cara 6re6erifien. Soloin-
ipeftpr g. g. @aslings @uitru.
Mltnfebo: SITTER &asmlts 2orIen.
Kindergarten: Sngrio 6rancisfa
Sargenien. Sroenie: sfipper Sans
@briltenien. &ol6tng: @ognmono
6reoerif Nieliems @uitru. @ejle:
Gnfe &orolilte Sonlen. Sarifob
Mplle: Hroprietur g. 8. scbmi6t.
@obro: 8orgmeiter g.. sollings
Suitru. Mprreiun0bp. $ @illefran-
ces @uitrlt. Sfoplunoe: Moler So
bonneien n Cater 5obe. Gri6slpie=
lille: S%te,rbugger Sobs. Mn6erien5
9ultrlt Sine. 9ipbman6 g. Senien5
9uitru Marie. @loitr1p: Courage
banoler Sons Sliens Cater Slipio.
9usma1b Sans Mieliea1s gnfe Sine.
&pi0opre: @useier Soban Mieliens
&uitru @orer. sprrp: @usejer
NielS Mn6erien. gjbp: Gaorbejer
9ars 9anien 2arien. &eoopre:
Sgmrer Mn6ers Mortenien. Moolpp:
SIP. @aoroeier Mtels Mn6eriens
Snitrn &aren. 8allerup: 6bn.
@aaroeier Sans S%grgenie11. &piS-
hinge: 1bp. @aar6ejer Ma6S Senior.
Meoopre: 6orpagter Conrad .sSen-
ien. @eriteoeiter: sfomager CIR.
8eteriens @uitru Caroline. s11e-
rl1nne6re: Sgmrer Miels Olicns
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trub. Mpfiebing S.: Gemrermeiter
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mus @a6ien. @jelm: @mo. @ans
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belm Galifop. @unsoo6e pr. Naa=
borg: Soul 066e Boulien. 0oenie:
Sans @eter Mielien. 3mtgFrup:
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RE @eef. Mprup: @usmano Sgrcn
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bing s.: St. Gbr. 6onien. 8. &as.
musiens @uifru. Sens Mielien
9oenie: @anoeIsgortner s.. &
8artram. agmrer @nro @onien
'9peo: BeroneIIo &onien. sper1o
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

Mtop Spiifo1e MOB
tog ben a.. Mtai fine npe @leper
Sra Sslano, Norge % soerige meo1
tie en- balp Snes Gleper, %. ire
Spnberipllano ltee iaa mango, | ali
er ser paa Spmmerito len 100 Nt:
ger; oesuoen ofbol0eS aofilligt
Aurlus.
t nj 5, s q M
merb erre 8 repe +,
g fanber g, bolber Sen
i. Sl1li 25=Mars Mmtn1anosiubile=
nm. @alnmerberre Greper bar / u
Mor peret | sfanoerborg, bport;i
ban fom fra &ingfisbing. S Mnleo=
ming al Slrbilaet ptl @eolemmer al
Sfonoerborg og Morbus Mmtsraao
foronltalte e1 6eltmiooog til Sore
for Sen afbolote @mbeosmano.
Sent 40 Mor y q q
eet e e 5. Zen /. Moi / Mar
nor set 40 Mor, iioen Maren Seu=
len iom ganife ung &ige fom til at
tiene / Cars Gbrilteniens @aor0 /
Ssnber @ierre, Ser Sen Gong eieOes
al Gbriition Sprgelriens @nte. "a
FUN opoe, fortiatte Marep1 Senien
iom @usboloerife for benoes Spn,
Sprgen Gbriltenlen. SEQ bans 9pe
opertug 2ars Gbriitenien @ooroen,
% Mare1 blep 81 9%usboloerife for
gom.
S orof nlp g +
/ y I a II s. S Stubil og paa
@usbp Slit marfeoes Sen 8. Moi
Ell telnmelig lterf Sororpltelie . st
Steo paa @usbp Slit bar &pltelien
ioa iterf, at @laslager, Ser ltoo /
ct Sfob, flirre0e % &oret1, Ser laa
% lop ii! Miooag, paagnebe og blep
ioa torlfrGffet, at fun lprang ro al
Seuger. S Stooil mnrfeoes &pitel-
len, lom mar ct S%er116anetog fidrer
tort fprbi. GnlteIierue pare0e ct Nar
SefuN0er.
6olf t g 3 M an 5
9 ror e 6arup, ser
reprni enterer &ibe=&reOi en, far
baft Sen Sorg at mite i'm @ultru.
Cen afopoe par nnppe treoipe Mar
galnmel. Sum par eltelte 9atter at
@%oaroejer Niels Scbacf / Mltrup
pes @rons. G%posfaloet pnffer me-
gen Geltagelle pas begge Sioer
@rnnien. 6r,1 @rorlen bapoe / Ell
l1ges Sio liot al @igtfeber; n1en i1=
gen troebe, at Spg0ommen par al
cit iaa pn0artet Natur.
nng q r 5 / an r
re + II 5 a 5 e t.
Gn ing Narbusianer, Matros s. 8.
secb, forbpret mes 6~ragtoomperen
v2ors &r1tie" bar miitet 2ipet 1tnoer
tragiite SmItnnoigbeoer. Ga u9ars
&ruie" Lao / Gents @opl1, gif Ma=
tros 8ecb eli Miten / 9ono for at
beiprge ct Srep til i'm 6orlopebe,
6rf. aaren @al,or11p / Aarbus. Yaa
Silbogepejen blep Fan imiolertio
operfaioet % iaaret. Sepioltlos fpr=
tes fan til @oipitolet, bpor bu11 oeoe
nelte Morge1. - 9rubsmonoen er
ienere onbolot. Beef blep begropet
/ Gent UNDER ltor 9eltagelie fra
laopel Seboernes SIDE iom ira Be-
iatningerne paa Sc / @apnen lig=
genDe Elite. Sen Mfbpoe hep %
gar gar1mel. SON par @olpbro0er
til Stuelpiller &asuu1s Gbriitianien.
Zen unge Man6 lfulbe ON fort Sis
pp til Stprnan0sefsamen, og Fan
faar Set beoite Sfuosmaol al olle
- fife minoit al v2ars &rule"s
aaptain og pprige Sfficerer.
en- mn SfanoaIe i
q + II 3. 6prlte 6ulomcgtig
paa @asle @erreos &ontor / Mar-
bus, Ganb. il1r. 8ecb far faaet 4f=
ifeo paa graat &opir, og for at un6=
goa Arreit for bon 0esu6e1 maatlet
Itille Ell 4aution pao 10000 4ro=
ner. @runoen or, at Fan bar gicrt
Zig uloplige SorSele peb ltoferelIe al
j!arioilfe 5arre!u:ager, I'll. a. 1ooct
Zig betale Gt.e.er for 6ogebforret=
ninger, lom llet life er usferte. @an
bar / EN- l9ngere Morreffe beret
9erreoefulomegtig paa bette &ontor
og paret en- bgit betroet Mar6. @eb
e:.o As~>lo S. -. u.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

De ,1oget uoeitanenoe me0. Ter ha'
gientagne @onge beret floeet ii
Gutboriteterne ODER bans Sransaf
toner, og MI, % fan er ofifeoigct
oil Ser rimeligbis forr1e enonu fle
re &lager. San antages at parc Ell
pelltaaenoe @ano, ga fan trcos li11t
S11otngter bar lepet temmelig ipar.
iommeligt.
6 % e t e t i D. Som
omtalt / ii0lte &umer en- cit 4affe-
banoler / silfeborg, Berg &ielien,
.orreiteret for Snobruostppert / Sfi-
be % bar tilltaaet. S Sc iioite Gage
er Der til Eolitiet / Sfipe inolgbet
en- &effe &apporter ODER l,opflare=
Sc Spperier, iom @olitiet meier, at
@erg=Aiielien er @ierningsmanb til.
er fommet baa6e fra
&ellerup, Silfeborg, Stan=
oerborg og &osfiloe. S Sfanoer=
borg blep / SUM- flor begaaet cit
Snobruo, % &olitiet /
sfanoerborg for rut tilien0t @etten
| Sfipe en- Saan0taife, inoeboloen=
Sc Ell Mengoe Sppep9rftpi iom er
fltnoet poo ct al Sc Steoer, bpor
Ser ltblt blep foretaget Snobruo, pg
6por Sen fo%rmo0entltg ct CLIENT. Sp=
pen fortnller forpprigt, at ban bar
6oft Ell meoifpl0ig, Ell g.. Gbrilten=
len, iom far trr1ffet bam mes Jig og
bar tpunget bam pi0ere ino
paa 6ur6rpoer6anen; men boem 6e11=
ne mpltiife g. Gbriitenie11 er, err
ban life at fienoe 11prmere
til. Eolitiet tror 6og life meget
paa oenue merfelige bppnotiife
S%n0flp0elle, men n1e11er paa Den on
Sen SIDE, at Set pitt er rigtigt rof,
ut 9erg=9eielien far boft cit mco=
Eft Aar at svere Lidelser.
Mrs. Carrie Askey, Cumberland,
led i mere end ct Aar at
Halsbetendelse og Kildren i Stru-
zen, som fremkaldte ct Hosteanfald
hver Nat. Hun brugte Warmers
White Wine of Tar og har like ST
len mistet en- Mats S5vn. Skriv til
3 posfalb 5. Noitor Snrna=
mel 1riis CT opo. @a1 por / lin
Sio Sognepruit til Spoerllp %
Sifil0ltrup.
- 2anostingslnano, Gorpagter
2o11lt &riitenlen / @urltp / Sbp er
1fgoaet pes 9o0e11 paa &igsboipita=
ct / &ipbenbapn al 9ltngebeten0elie
sfter IA Cages Spgeleje. Gen afog=
>e Ser blep 50 Mar. gatnmel, blen
'e0 ct Supplerin9spalg / September
1905 in0oolgt / 2anDstinget, gjen=
flor. @an Dor tillige Meo=
em al 5bilteo Mmtsraao og Ieo=
em af Sperlfotteroo0et for Sbilteo
&ilan0enc.
S 5 anos S a +
I n slop pe0 a g e t.
ct fra &epfjapif inolebet Sc
er 6orfatningslopeu MI pe0=
:aget. S 2ooen faitiettes &algrets=
al0eren til ne0erlt tie Mf0eling at ar
til 25 Mar, mebens TaIgrets=
1loeren til eperlte Mfoeling faitl9t=
les til 80 Mar. Gillagsbepillingslo=
oen er ligeleoe5 blepet peotaget.
forfalteoes 6orilagene ON
1t oprette en- troa0lgs 6orbinoalie
aller en- 6orbtnoell e pe0 &obel mes
Gel tmangerne.
Stort $ anoels 0 e.
t q gen6e paa S q r q e r.
I e. On Jersbo, @r. @epglm, bar
6en-iiolte Sis opbol0t Jig / 9an=
mart for at interesIere &~egiertngen
g inbflp0eliesrige @eno for en-
Flan, Ser gaor uo paa Sp%rettelien
At en- differentiation og ct eleftriif
slnlaget ifaI ligge uo for
Sborabapn, og Chen, ser leber for
@De1t, ifal gipe 9ripfruft. Siiferi-
ifaI onlegges / flor @til
lom en- &onfurrent til Sc mango
1%oenlanoife 6iifere. Set er 1pffe-
bes 9r. @epglm at i~nteresiere en-
inbflp6eliesrige Men6 for
Flanen, Ser pentes tperflat / Cont
mer.
abAAAla aQ AhAkA u lakAaakAaN AaakAa ,ssalGe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26

efrip otter 8rIoea1ner ,as IN
gIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-26
Eft Aar af svsre Lidelser.

Mrs. Carrie Askey, Cumberland,
Wyo., led i mere end ct Aar at
Halsbetandelse og Kildren i Stru-
ben, som fremkaldte ct Hosteanfald
hver Nat. Hun brugte Warmers
White Wine of Tar og har like ST.
den mistet en- Mats S5vn. Skriv til
hende.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11

cent Of its road fund for dragging ~
by statute provided that only four
townships would need to spend 80 per
cent. while the other thirteen could
drag their roads for 20 per cent or less
which is half what the law intends
should be 30 expended.
Meeting We'll Attended.
OF the more than 100 who attended,
from one-fourth to one-third were
from the country. To furnish the
guests with amusenents there were
provided both music and story telling.
Mr.. B F.. Leach, travelling sales
man Of Kellogg, who is clever en-
tertainer. told a number of funny stor-
les, some Of them in dialect that tick
led the crowd Immensely. A quartet,
composed Of Will Long. Tuey Smalley.
George Tuffree and Milan Pinkerton.
sang as did also T. c. Cartwright.
George Tuffree, in addition to singing
with the quartet sang several solos.
Lunch. consisting OF sandwiches,
grapes, apples. oranges and cider. was
served in the billiard room by the re-
freshment committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11
saEAks UP A SEVERE COLD.
SUeOly curos . Cold and Ends Grippe
Misery in q Few Hours.

Misery in q Few Hours.
Y You can surely end Grippe and
Break up the most severe cold either
u head. chest, back, stomach or limbs,
~ taking dose OF Pape's Cold Com
pound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
Il promptly relieves the most miser-
ableneuralgia pains, headache. dullness
head and nose stuffed up. feverishness,
0neexing, sore throat mucous catarrhal
discharges, running If the nose. sore
ness stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Take this harmless Compound as d.
Tected, without interference with y3ur
usual duties and with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine, made
anywhere else in the world. which Will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
az promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad ter-effects as %
cent package OF Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the world
can supply.
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
OF three years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine. which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not eff
fective in the treatment Of colds or
grippe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11
Indoor. Baseball
Standing q III. Clubs.

Playing steady and excellent game
the Marshalltown Buggy Company's
team won from the Western Grocer
Company by the score of to at the
Railroad Y. N: C.. A. Friday night BY
winning the buggy company's team
advanced into a tie with the gymnas-
ium class team for first place. The
| following was the score:
Buggy Company .....1 0 0 I O IS
Grocer Company 800 3 I Q 0 %
The teams lined up as follows: Mar
shaltown Buggy Company-W'ilts.
pitch: Wood. catch: Newhloonl, first:
Moehrl, second: worden. third; Fuller.
left short; Dotx. right short: Studer.
left field: Rosengren. right field. West
ern Grocer Company-A. w. Carlson.
pitch: Lindstedt, catch: Dickey, first;
Hoffman. second: Ramhouseck, third:
McCreery, left short: Harlan. right
short: Carlson, left field; Worrell.
right field.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11
MISS oUAlFE TO EUROPE.
Hiah School Teacher Will Make Feurtt
Trio Abroad Next Summer.

High School 1saehsr Will Make Fourth
Trip Abroad Next Summer.
Miss Fannie Quaife, 414 North Fourth
street instructor IN mathematics in
the MarshalItown high school. viii!
make her fourth trip abroad next sum-
mer. whom she will have charge OF a
party Of fifteen tourists who Will spend
about six weeks on the continent. Miss
Quaife's section will be members OF a
larger party under the direction OF Mr..
John Foster. superintendent Of the In
dependence schools.
Miss Quaife and her party will sail
from Montreal about the middle Of
June. landing at Glasgow. Scotland.
The party will tour England. Holland,
make the Rhine trip. go thru Switzer-
land and Italy. visiting RoYA Venice.
and Florence. In returning fhA tourists
will go back thru Switzerland TO Paris,
and then to England. sailing for home
from Liverpool about Aug. 10.
Miss Quaife chaperoned smaller
party Of young women on a European
trip last summer and the tour proved
very successful one. including a visit
to Oherammergau, to witness the Pas
sion PLAY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11
A LIVE WIRE
Some New Manufactures and Enter
prisss Secured and Some That We
Hope to ost-M any New Things For
Marshalte~n.

Here is list Of what's doing today:
A new farmers mutual automatic tele-
phone company. a new meat product
company IN Cracker Factory building.
a new creamery. 8 new lumber COM
pany. a new viaduct. maybe. extern
stion of stree. railway we hope.
Bargains before the boom:
100 acres improved level Marshall
county farm, we'll covered. well fenced.
we'll watered. s125 per acre. For rent.
IS per acre.
City bargains:
$4,000 residence in Second ward.
$3.50: modern
$3.50 house and full lot. First ward,
$500
$3.50 house and 10, near high school,
1873.
First mortgage loans drawing and
Z per cent. Why take per cent at the
banks?
See Us or write for information.
EVANS ABSTRACT & LOAN CO..
Marshalhown. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11
FEELS LIKE SPRING.
Mild Weather Reminds One Of the Ne.
cessitx of Qroerino Snrina clothas.

cessitv Of Ordering Spring Clothes.
feel that spring is not far distant and
brings to mind the necessity Of order
ing the new spring clothes while the
full assortment Of late patterns are to
be had to select from. We have made
extensive preparations for the spring
trade and have the finest line Of spring
suitings we have ever had to offer the
trade. II you come in early you will
have the pick OF the lot Some day
warm weather will suddenly break up
on us and then you will realize the fol-
ly Of delaying your order It is always
to your advantage to order early.
Come in and let US fit you out
PSENICKA.
The Tailor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11

saloons. and il not. will there be sa-
loon candidate put upe This is mat
ter that needs watching. However, 1t
would seem that Il saloon man was
looking only for q square deal he could
take his chances with any one OF the
four candidates for mayor now run
ming since every one OF the four would
vote a saloon license We're clear ma
jority OF the legal voters to grant
muIct petition OF consent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-11

elusive Of paving, 81 ,os2 total tax, 1852
for culverts leaving s1,24S for road
work whom $275 would drag al Of the
roads or possibly 9375 owing to annoy,
anee Of sidewalk crossings.
Halt Legal Aate Will % Work.
From Mr.. AeskerS figures It was
later shown that Vienna township is
the only township in the county which
would rNed to spend the full 10 per
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07
Girls" Thursday Nioht.

Clyde Fitch's greatest comedy
Girls" which will be presented here
Thursday night, deals with the for.
tunes of four young women who have
gone to New York with the determin.
alton to fight their way in the world
without the assistance of the opposite
sex. After struggle, however, they
hnally succumb to the inevitable and
throw down their armes to their sworn
|enemies.
1t can be readily understood that
such theme handled in the masterly
fashion common to Clyde Fitch would
be full of bright lines and humorous
situations The entire performance is
hlled with the bubbling buoyance of
youth.
The scenes follow one another in
lively steps from the rising of the
curtain at the singing of the National
Anthem" No Wedding Bells For Me-"
to the surrender of the leader of the
party to her former employer, who en-
ters the apartments by means of a
bridge across the air-shaft which he
has made of window shutter.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07

Mr.. Willie Fry and family spent Sat.
urday night with Mr.. George Calvert
and family.
Loyie Hold has been under the
weather the past week with a bad
cold
Mrs. G. F. Hold and Mrs. George Cal
vert visited at the Fallin school house
Friday evening.
Miss Maggie Fallin was at Estella
Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Tattersall was up from Ca
tale Saturday.
Miss Maudie Rafferty, made a visit
with home folks Saturday and Sunday
her school is progressing nicely
The ladies of Estella are praising
Judge Parks greatly for breaking up
the band of bootleggers. Now the
farmers can come to town and come
back sober, praise to Mr.. Parks.
Miss Susie Dipper was guest at Mrs.
Mollie Downings last week.
Mr.. Grant Williams was in town with
some of his fine young horses last Fri.
day.
MRS. Frank Hold and family were
visitors at Billie Cox's home Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Hunter received her
new range last Friday at White Oak.
Mrs. Sam Calvert is recovering nice
ly,and expects to return to New Mex
leo soon.
Mr.. Walter Hoolley of Slater. Mo-. |
formerly OF Vinita, is father of an eight |
pound boy.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07

Groom house, close in Modern i'm
provements. L. B. Campbell. 220-ti
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07

FOR RENT = Six room modern
house; close in. Phone 129. 2S1-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07
Office of County Treasurer.

Office of County Treasurer.
Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma, Feb
ruary 3rd, 1911.
The following registered county war
ants will be paid on presentation:
Court Fund Warrants, series B, Nos
Sc to 155 inclusive.
Poor and Insane Fund, series B, Nos
8 to 19 inclusice.
Road and Bridge Fund Warrants
series B, Nos. to 7 inclusive.
Supply Fund Warrants, series B
Nos. 81 to 131 inclusive.
Interest on the above ceases March
Srd, 1911. Respectfully,
e. D. FICKLIN.
5-7 County Treasurer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-07

have rs head Of young mules and
9 head of mares that I will sell for
cash or notes due Nov. l, 1911. Notes
secured as good as cash, Jan. 80, 1911.
]. C. Gray. 241-tf