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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-12-22
Oblige.
LITTLE JULIA SAMELLA MOORE,
912 Blank street.
Dear old Santa Claus:

D6dT OIU OdIILd OIduo' =.
am little boy Is months Old
Please remember me like you are 60
ing TO remember little sister. | want
a shoe fly horse, rubber ball and plen-
ty of noise for me to make. / am
going to be good all this week and
not cry. So good bye,
LITTLE REUBEN MOORE,
912 Blank street.
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pm, uOll Deuj SCI Ol ulSUcSt llLLl6
piano and all kinds of good things to
eat. will be good little girl.
From
Your little friend,
ANNIE BEATRICE CARUTHERS.
1119 Jefferson street.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec IS, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am a little girl three years old.
want you to bring me doll, rock
ing chair a little doll bed, set of
dishes, rolling pin, biscuit board, a
tub, washstand and some A B c
blocks Don't forget little brother.
Bring him a cap. l will go to bed
early From
Your little girl
MARGARET LOUISE HARDING,
1119 Jefferson street.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy IA months old
and | want you to bring me rocking
horse, wagon, a mule, horn, wagon
and everything good to eat. Don't
forget my sick Aunt Louise; bring
her something nice. From
Your little boy,
JAMES WILLIAM HARDING.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am sweet little boy years old.
live on Jefferson street. Bring me a
rocking horse, wagon, train and track,
pistol and some paint
BISHOP BURRILL HART,
1926 Jefferson street.
Dear Santa Claus:
want a doll, umbrella, China dish
es and stool to sit on.
WINNIE CORINNE HART,
1925 Jefferson street.
Please bring me a wagon, train, APP
pies, a pistol, some fireworks, and
don't forget mama and papa.
d. A. HART, JR.,
! 1926 Jefferson street
Una, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
lCdOC VI lllS IllC a. ulCG UOA VI Cdu-
dy and a picture book. l am little
boy nearly four years of age, I go
to Sunday-school.
Yours,
JAMES WINSTON PEBBLES,
Smith Springs Road.
Williamsport, Tenn, Dec. Is, II.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am little girl eight years old. 1
have been real good this year. l
want you to bring me doll, little
cooking stove and a little center ia
BILE, oranges, apples, candies and all
kinds of nuts and don't forget my
dear grandpa and grandma
Your little girl,
MAY PEARL CROSBY.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec 16, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am little girl years old. Please
bring me two pink dresses, a pair OF
shoes, an umbrella, some rubbers, a
pink cap. Don't forget mama, papa
and Aunt Ida. From
Your little girl,
DAYTON ARABELL HART,
1926 Jefferson street.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl only four years
old. Will you please bring me a sci
o, dishes, a doll hat, tub, washboard
and please remember my auntie.
have no brother and sister, but de
remember my cousins have only
Is and they are all good to me-
ANNIE MATILDA BARNES.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a doll, buggy, Grill
for my doll some shoes, a hat anC
anything else you can find for me.
have been sweet little girl. Please
don't forget my candy, nuts ant
oranges. Remember mother, father
S ster and brother.
LITTLE MATTE A. BATTLE.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a very good little girl only
years old and want you to please
bring me a pair of shoes. cloak hat
] a Negro doll and writing desk. Pleast
do remember my brother, mother ant
}, father, also my little sister and cous
in. l am studying real hard to pas
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Dear Santa Claus:
/ want doll, umbrella, China dish
es and stool to sit on.
WINNIE CORINNE HART,
1925 Jefferson street.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 16, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl years old. Please
bring me two pink dresses, pair Of
shoes, an umbrella, some rubbers, a
pink cap. Don't forget mama, papa
and Aunt Ida. From
Your little girl,
DAYTON ARABELL HART,
1926 Jefferson street.
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Nashville, Tenn., Dec. II, 1911

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
l have been trying to be good all
of the year. I go to school every day
and TO Sunday-school every Sunday.
SO / thought | would tell you what
wanted you to bring me this year
You brought me horn last year and
a story which still have | want
you to bring me suit Of clothes, a
pair of shoes, hobby horse, a rock
ing chair, fire engine, train that
can run on the track, a tricycle., a
pair of kid gloves and some heavy
stockings to wear to school and a
blue cap. Do not forget my teacher,
Miss Crockett. Bring her something
nice. She lives at 1901 Jefferson
street. guess that is about all.
Yours truly,
M. e. CRAIGHEAD.
p. S.--Do not forget the number,
91O Archer street, South Nashville.
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MARGARET LOUISE HARDING,
1119 Jefferson street.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
| am little boy IA months old
and want you to bring me rocking
horse, wagon, mule, horn, wagon
and everything good to eat. Don't
forget my sick Aunt Louise; bring
her something nice. From
Your little boy,
JAMES WILLIAM HARDING.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1911.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1911.
Dear Old Kris:
/ am your own little boy just two
years old and hope you will not for
get me Christmas. Please bring me
velocipede, little choo-choo train
and little cart. ] would also like
to have a little gold ring. Please
dome forget my little friend, Joseph
Swift. Bring him something nice.
Good bye.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec II, 1911.
Dearest Santa Claus:
My name is Julia Samella Moore.
am little fat girl three years old.
I want you to please bring me tri-
cycle, small Negro doll, nice little
picture books, a ring and plenty OF
fruits, nuts, oranges and candies.
Please don't forget mamma, papa,
little brother and my sister, Tennie,
and
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JAMES WINSTON PEBBLES,
Smith Springs Road.

Williamsport, Tenn, Dec. IS, II.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl eight years old. I
have been real good this year. l
want you to bring me DOLL a little
cooking stove and a little center ia
BILE, oranges, apples, candies and all
kinds of nuts, and don't forget my
dear grandpa and grandma.
Your little girl,
MAY PEARL CROSBY.
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Dear Santa Claus:

| am little boy as fat as can be-
So bring me a pair of roller skates
and plenty to- eat. Please remember
my friends, Ardelle and Irene, Misses
Eugene and Matte and brothers, Law
renee and Lee Petty.
Your little boy,
WALTER RAY PETTY.
P. S.-Please don't forget Mr.. and
Mrs. McKissack, at 1888 Calumet ave-
nue., Chicago, Ill.
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Una, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me nice box of can
dy and picture book. / am little
boy nearly four years of age go
to Sunday-school.
VOurc
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SACK; 1888 Calumet avenue, Chicago,
H.
Dear Santa Claus:
This is my third Christmas, so l
want you to bring me a Negro doll,
doll buggy, bed, table, three chairs,
stove, wash boiler, tub, slate, and pen
Gil, fur and muff, some new dresses
and stockings. Please remember my
grandparents at 1919 and 1910 Maple
street, also my little cousins, Earlene,
Thelma and Robert Watkins, 5000
Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,, also
mamma, papa and Mr.. Petty.
Lovingly,
ARDELLE HERDICENA MCKIS-
SACK, 1888 Calumet avenue, Chicago,
ILL.,
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IILJIT bIIII
SADIE COUCH.
P, s.-Don't forget the orphans.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1911.
Dear Santa Claus:
l am little girl eleven years old
and go 10 school every day in the 6-B
grade, Mr.. R. E. Battle is my teach
err | don't want very much, but
please bring me net cap, pair of
rubbers and Bible, all kinds of nuts
and candies. Sister says bring her
story book of Napoleon Bonaparte.
| want one of the Arabian Nights En-
tertainments. Don't forget Mr.. AL
bert Allen. Don't forget papa and
mama and sisters and brothers. Don't
forget Christine Bowen, my little
chummy. She lives at S13 Ninth ave-
nue., South. Well. dear Santa, l am
sleepy, SO please don't forget to bring
what have asked for. Good bye.
Your chap,
EVALENA COUCH.
P. S-Don't forget the motherless
children. We live at 1916 Fifteenth
avenue, South.
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Jessie JOHNNIN N l.lMAN

P. S.-Don't forget = come t
Sister Samuella. Bring her some
thing nice. Bring me an umbreil;
and a pair of overshoes.
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Dear Santa Claus:
have been a good little girl. l
am IL years old. want you to
please bring me a cloak and pair OF
shoes No. / IL, doll, doll trunk, a
doll bed, candy, apples, oranges and
doll buggy, fireworks and some
nuts. Don't forget mama and papa.
Santa, don't think l am asking for
too much and please bring me a pair
Of gloves, stockings, stove and all Of
the vessels to it, set of dishes a teddy
bear, two yards of red ribbon and q
ring and locket.
Your little girl,
ANNIE DAUGHERTY,
116 Grigsby street, Pulaski, Tenn.
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Want to be Remember
ed by the jolly Old
Fellow From
Toy Land.

SACK 1888 Calumet avenue, Chicago,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-22

way he could.
The convention closes tonight. A
year ago there were 1851 'Elks in the
state and this year the number 10
2,44S. The membership OF the Minot
lodge is 1868, Grand Forks, 402, FarBu,
400, jamestown, AT, Valley City 1874,
Dickinson, 1879, Bismarck, 80, Willis.
ton 125 and Devils Lake. ia.
The Times says Of the Minot band:
The Minot hand is here with nineteen
pieces. B. W. Halsey Is the leader
OF the organization. Although organ
lied but two weeks ago. Minot has
very oreditable band, numbering a6
pieces in all. The value Of a band IL
we'll illustrated by the history Of this
orgsnisat5on Lest ysar the pand was
disoreadsed on account Of nonsup.
port. This year the ejtissns Of Minot
demanded that the hand b roorgaA.
lied and are now doing everything
they can TO maintain Il.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-22

Mrs. D. A. Dinnie, who Is an honor
airy member of the Elks lodge, Is In
Grand Forks this week, attending the
big state meeting. She is the guest
at the home Of James Dinnie.
The many friends OF Mrs. c. G..
Eroe are sorry to learn that she Is
very ILL., She has gone to Rochester,
MINI, where she expects to submit
to an operation.
T. J. Horton was in from his Des
Laos farm Tuesday. Mr.. Horton says
that the drillers had to abandon the
5S5 foot we'll on his farm, because of
a cave-in.
Geo. Stanley Wilson was down
from Stanley on business Monday.
Is c. Aurland and wife have gone to
Lake Clitherall, Mimi, to enjoy a
weeks outing. ..... ....
Some boys entered a Westhope res
idence and stole $500 and the editor
of the Standard thinks they are on
the road to the pen.
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UNCLE SAM W|THDRAWS
l50,000ACRES FROM
RESERVATION
Government Will Conserve Its Coal
lands-Has Taken Quite Block OF
Land Out Of the Reservation to ee
Opened.

The government land department
has issued an order Withdrawing $780,
600 acres OF cod land from the Ber-
thold reservation, the registration for
the opening Of witch viii occur on
Aug. "A. The policy OF Uncle sam
for several years has been to oonssrve
his resources, and THE act 70 IN
line with this policy. =.
This will be q great deal Of inter
est to the thousands who are contem'
plating registering for a government
homestead in August. There is still
many Thousands OF acres Of fine land
left, but If the government does not
modify this order. many. win be LETT
without farms.
The Minot Commercial club has
soften busy and will make an effort
to have the government change the
order, allowing surface patent on the
coal lands. This VIII not in any way
effect Uncle Sans coal deposits and
will give many Z man or woman IN
opportunity to possess valuable
North Dakota farm. There 10 no
choicer land under the sun than that
out on the reservation.
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bfRTH0[D farm
HAND KILLED
Claude Losey Of Coionna, Wis.,, Work
ing on the G. 6. Larson Farm, Re-
cstves Injuries Which Cause HIS
Oeath.

Claude Losey, aged twenty-six years
who was working on the c. &. Larson
farm, near Berthold Monday, was so
badly injured in q disc that he died
at 81. Joseph's hospital in this city,
whore he was brought at 1:20 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
just how the accident occurred, no
one will ever know. Losey was driv.
Inc ten horses to disc, and Mr..
Larson saw them In an adjoining
field. Making an investigation, he
found Losey unconscious, in the field.
whore he was run over by the disc.
The base of his skull was fractured
and his left leg was almost severed
ana he was mangled horribly other
w.. Everything was done that
oos1lb be done to save his life, but he
dbl without regaining consciousness.
me body was shipped to the former
homo OF the deceased, Coloma, Wis.,,
Tuesday.
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GETTING READY FOR
NEXT BOOSTER TRIP

Those who desire to go on the next
Get-Acquainted trip to Bowbclls, Ken
mare and other towns up the 500, July
20 and 20, are asked to register at
the Commercial club rooms, that ar
rangements can be made accordingly
1t is likely that more autos vii! leave
this city than on the first trip, which
was most successful. The boosters
will stop at Bowbslls during the night
Of June 20, one Of the days Of the
big races there
Advertising matter is being gotten
out Tor the na9t trip and booster but
lions with the picture Of Minot's new
normal school to be, with attached
badges, Will be worn and distributed
along the way. Be a Minot booster
and make arrangements to go on this
trip.
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|M|N0T'S b|RDMAN
MAKING PROGRESS

ings as he considers that that Is tho
best time to handle his machine. The
public is greatly interested in hinot's
tbirdman and curious crowds drive out
to the hangar each day. MI. Dorman
dislikes crowds around him very much
while he Is learning to fly, for the
machine IL 30 intricate that It 10 nee
essary for him to concentrate his mind
upon his work in order to obviate the
dangers. te-
Many have asked Mr.. Dorman for
an opportunity to fly with him and
the chances are that after he has
mastered his machine. he will accom-.
modate some OF his friends.
Mr.. Doran will make his Initial
fight at tho Minot races July 3, 4 and
5. People from all over the north
west will flock here to see this at
traction. ...
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-22
FARGO GETS NEXT
ELkg CONVENTION

Fargo has been chosen - the next
meeting place Of the Elks State con.
vendor. Minos put up good scrap.
but withdrew b favor Of Farso. MI
not IL In line for th following CON
vention.
0ra6d Forks b IN the hands Of the
Err. Hundreds Of Elks from all over
the atate and from other points in the
northwest are having the time Of their
lives The Minot special arrived Tues
day night at 1880 O'clock and was
met by Z delegation. There are nine
bands in the city. A bunch Of Elks
ran the auto patrol wagon three miles
into the country, stole the auto crank
and let the driver get back the best
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GREAT INTEREST IN MIN0T'S
: fourth Of JULY CELEBRATION

charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Ellison and Rev. Christen Davick,
pastor OF the Plaza Lutheran ohHEaA,
the function taking place at the First
Lutheran church OF this city, at 1880
o'clock last Thursday evening
Four little flower girls, Mural
Erickson, Lucille Carlson, Marjory Nell
son and Ophelia Thompson, followed
the maid of honor, Miss Clara Hoffess
Of Fargo, as Miss Regina Daniels, A.
the organ announced the approach q
the bride and her attendants, aad
scattered rose petals and pansies In
the path. Tie ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. N. A. Larsen.
Following the bride came Miss Ma
bel Olson OF Fargo, and Miss Amanda
Nedrud. ...
The groom was attended by Rev.
eat YlvisAker Of Crosby and Otto
and Ddward Ellison. ...
A reception was held at the par
lore Of the church followed by stump
tous wedding supper, served by girl
friends of the bride. "a. rs-a. F..
The couple are a,ao1ig the most
popular young people OF the north
west, and a large circle Of friends
joins the Independent in wishing
them 4 pleasant journey down the
pathway Of life.
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NORTH DfKoTANs DISSATISFIED
WITH PRES. TAFT.

Gunder Reishus:' 81 see you do not
like the way Taft is treating the far
mers of North Dakota. Neither do l.
If you will remember, Taft. wanted
congress to pass the reciprocity bill
in january, saying that it was a good
thing and did not need discussion. It
looks to me that he is controlled by
the moneyed powers. and all that he
is looking for is denomination. He
will probably be re-nominated, too, for
he will get the vote Of the solid south,
and if he Is, I predict that he will be
beaten, providing some good Democrat
is nominated. I do not desire to help
the Democrats. because they. too,
have gon on record in favor of reci-
procity. The Republicans must back
up the right man, and In my opinion
that man is not Taft"
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MtNoT MAR GET STATE
EDITORIAL MEETING

tMinQt stands an excellent chance
of landing the 1912 midsummer meet.
ing of the state editorial association.
The Minot newspaper men will do all
in their power at the Devils Lake
the latter part of the week,
and President Halvorson of the city
commission is expected to attend and
give an invitation to the editors to
chocs this city for their next meet
ing. Many from over the state are
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Thousands Will See the eird.man Fly
Sham Battle Between Co. o. OF
Minot and Co e. Of Wiiliston Will
Take Plsee-other Events.

Great interest Is oelng TAKEN IN MI
nots Fourth OF July celeoration anu
thousands are planning on oeanS Zero
for the Dig occasion.
Probably tAe greatest interest," ID
taken IN Mdnot Dard'man' =. y.
DormAn, VINO = making Prsp@toA
to mako MS naent. AMOUNT a''sss
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Has Already Made Some Pretty
Fliohts-olslikes Curious Crowds
When Learning to Fly-Wiil POSI-
lively Make Flights July 3, 4 and :.

D. C. Dorman, Ninot's aviator, Is
working with his Bl3rtot monoplane
each morning, when the weather per-
mits, and he lie making excellent head
way. Mr.. Dorman is making excellent
progress. and has already made some
pretty sights. He has not gotten
many feet away from terra nrma yet,
but is mastering the machine and
feels confident that he can soar up
into the clouds any time that he de-
sires. His machine ts working per-
fectly and ts under his control vol.
He usually goes out to his aerooourt
north Of the G. N. stockyards morn
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-22
4. 8, OF e. CONVENTION
a~ .ttc At DoNNYDAook

The A. S. OF e. will hold ito county
convention at Donnybrook, Wednes-
day, June Is. A Walton Of Glenburn,
president of the county organization,
was in Minot today making arrange
m ents for the big meeting. The ma
tional president, Mi. Sharp, who 10 In
North Dakota will be there and Sec
rotary Anderson of the state assocda'
ton will be present. One dollar q
bushel for wheat will be the slogan
this year. The stock has all been
sold for the terminal elevator and one
will either be leased or built this fall
The organization is now conducting
the business tho same as though II
had a terminal, which is better than
on a cash basis. -
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Crowd Is Larger Than Usual-1hirty
Tents-sowery Eslarged - Judge
cowan Will Speak Saturday After.
noon-What They Are Doing.

The Ward County Old Settlers al
scciation is holding its annual en-.
campment at the beautiful grounds at
No Mans land just west of Burling.
ton this week. There is much Lar.
ger number in attendance this year
than ever, showing that interest in
these gatherings does not wane in
the least. There are thirty tents on
the grounds, and everyone is very
comfortably situated. Among those
from, Minot who have tents are John
Ehr, Ed. Kelley, James johnson and
many others. The attendance so far
this year is made up Of the old set.
tiers who reside in Ward county, but
hundreds Of their friends always visit
them during tbs enjoyable occasion
and they are always extended the
glad hand of welcome.
1t does one good to spend a few
hours with the old timers at their
camping ground. You hear again the
tales of daring OF the days when those
sturdy settlers came out west and
fought the fight of a frontiersman's
life beyond the border of civilization.
Why, it's worth the entire trip just
TO see Ed Skinner, Jim Johnson,
John Ehr and Frank Kerkelie play
Norwegian whist. Kirkelie, who has
always claimed the championship in
the national game, is fighting for tho
honor again this year and it Is moth
ing for him to sit up until the cock
crows, fighting for his success.
Ed Kelley has a plentiful supply
of spare-ribs and as usual cooks them
in the kettle which he brought to this
country nearly thirty years ago. Ed
makes an ideal camp cook and is not
stingy with the distribution of that
delicacy, either.
The bowery dancing floor has been
enlarged and strengthened and we
have been invited to participate in
the light fantastic Good music has
been secured and hundreds enjoy the
dance under the beautiful trees each
evening.
A re6rsshment stand Is located on
tho grounds where visitors may 60
cure lunches If they SO desire.
Swings and hammocks have been
arranged and the young and old
while away many enjoyable hours.
The lovers OF cards play on tables
out under the trees, and huge gaso-
line lamps furnish plenty of light.
The dance Of the horse thieves"
was given Wednesday night This
is an exclusive dance which is indulg-
ed in exclusively by old timers and
Jim Johnson usually carries of the
blue ribbon.
Judge Cowan will deliver an ad-
dress at the grounds Saturday after.
noon at O'Clock. 1t Is expected that
many of the friends OF the judge will
take advantage OF this opportunity
to hear him. All are welcome.
Neil McDougall is running an auto
line to and from the grounds and this
gives the Minot people who wiah to
attend, an excellent opportunity.
The old settlers will break comp
Saturday or Sunday. =.
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TWO IN TOWN TO ONE ON FARM

i"O IN TOWN TO ONE ON FARM
It is said that every farmer in the
United States carries two men on his
back. In other words every family
engaged in agriculture supports twp
families not 50 engaged in order to
round out and complete the service
which has attached itself to society.
Each member of society as a matter
OF course is supposed to render serv.
Ice to some other portion of society
Each member OF society as matter Of
course is supposed to render service
to some other portion of society, but
may not society be supporting an over
load Of self-constituted servants?
Is the farmer not bearing more
of this load than necessary?
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Ed. Devereaux, former Minot boy,
who is in the city today with his
bride, was surprised to find his suit
cases bedecked with old clothes and
old shoes. Bert Bacon contributed
some Of his ancient buds for the oc-
cason.