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AMATEUR THEATRIcALs
Former Bennington Young Woman
Takes Part in Musical Program

The following from the Quebec
Daily News will be Of interest to
many residents of Bennington.
In the spacious hail of the Chris
tian Brothers, at st. Sauvent, Quebec,
on the nights of January IA and 10
last, an entertainment was given for
the benefit Of the poor of the parish.
The program consisted of: 7. Bo-
trels military one act play, "L'Aum-
onier' and Max Maurey's comedy
"Strodivarins."
The musical part was rendered by
the Misses Gagnon, Gervairs and Eva
Lassor, the latter formerly a resident
of Bennington. They were ably as
sisted by Mr.. Marcoux OF the Quebec
symphony.
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LOOKING BACKWARD

the uninsured man at age Of 55 re.
grets that he did not at 20 take a 30
year Endowment Look ahead. Nat
ional Life Insurance Co, Montpelier
Vt (Mutual) Earle s. Kinsley
Agent, Rutland, VI.
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THE FoRrNIoHTLy
Interesting Program to be Given
Saturday Afternoon.

The Fortnightly club win meet on
saturday of this week Jan. Is, at the
usual hour In the Congregational
chapel. The topic for the afternoon
will be Education and Will be the
second OF these afternoons In charge
of Mrs. s. G. Lyons. A number OF
papers will be- read by club members,
quotations given and music by Harri'
son Potter will complete the after
Moons program. -,
Tho educational afternoon should
interest every member OF the club
and n full attendance Is desired.
Guests are welcome when attended
by members OF the club. The com
mittee in charge are Mrs. s. G. Lyons
Mrs. Charles G. Jones and MIS-
Charles II. Ressequie.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-26

Tonight the Bottum and Torrance
Team will contest with the Holden
Leonard Team on the Y. M. G. A.
Bowling alleys. Friday and Satur-
day nights will be open for practice.
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r. cur. = cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 ouinine
Tablets. Druggists refund MONEY II
| Il fails 10 cure. n. w. GROVES sig
nature IL on each. boz. 1bo
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Business Men

Total. 2lS1; Team average. 727.
Following is the standing OF Bowl
ing teams in Y. NJ. G. A. Tournament.
Each team having rolled three series
OF three games each:
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WIRELESS SEARCH
FOR GUNBOAT
WHEELING
Stations at Norfolk and Key
West on Lookout
RUM0RS OF DISASTER
Navy Department Dlscredits State
ment That Vessel Has Blown
Up at Sea

Washington, Jan. 26.--In view Of
the alarming report emanating from
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WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For eastern New York and western
Vermont rain south portion rain or
snow north portion tonight; warmer
north and central portions. Friday
rain.
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TRIMMED THE MAIL MEN

Some Good Scores on Y. M. C. A.
Alleys Last Night.
One Of the best matches OF the
bowling tournament was rolled on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last evening
between the Busisess Men and the
Postal employees. The score:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF MORRILL,.

Allen, Geo., 81. 18.
Bodiaclk, Frank, IS so; Blaisdill, NJ.
s., 528: Besllis, John. 2.O3: Boss.
Wm.. 80; Bolda. Jacob, SO; Baker, J..
chseiy, Pat, ~. II; Geek, Tom, $40;
Chase, E. NJ, 2.97: Grove, e. f., q. Is;
Cheeley, Bert, 1925.
Dage, Jacob, 81. "a Dage,P. L., 5.l4
Enmersou. Andrew. $3.Ol.
Florek, John. $6. 70; Floss, Fl. W. a. SO !;
Fleck, Cyrus. 1852; Fleck. Chas.. l.02
Fleck, Ross. 40.
0aking, Lewis, 1901.
Joswiak, Frank, 1886; Joswiak,
Winson, 2.20.
King. Geo.. $5.o4; Kugier, G. c.,
9.16.
clearinghouse. Thomas, $l.5l: Litka.
Flandy, "a. IA. ,
Myer, Florence, S7.84; Martin, H.
n, 1.8l; Miller, VIM, 27.O8; Mans
xold, J. NJ, 2 s.; Mansfield, @. L.,
2.61; McKibhin, Peter, 6. 10; .Mowau,
J. A., 4O7; Miller, John, l.66; Mahsl.
Eaki. nknock, 5 g. 45 mann. r. c.. 100
O9e. 4. w., sos; Olson. Geo..
6. 45: Ogg. Martin, $9.47.
PbOe, Joseph, $49. O5.
Rhoda, Fred, $l1.52; Ritsko. JOHN,
Statesberg, John. $50; sipes, J.
H., AS; Sandrock, Wm.. 5.2Oi
Sodaski, John, 4. 80; Schmseki, Chas.
8 Is: Smith, VIM, 5.38; Schnseke,
Jacob, ~; Schmseke, John, 1000
SANDER, Paulina 1876; Schnedzrak.
Enoch, $50. :
VAnalstine, II. e., $3.50. -
Wiiuasin, Sam, 1851; Walter, A.
N. II. 80: Walter, Frank 10; Wozrok,
John, 2. go. ,..
Young, A. c., $40; Young, e. j.,
81; Young, CIyde. 9.66; Yatchouski,
Frank, 49,; Young, Clarence, rs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
ELM DALE TOWN.

Anderson, Sam, g. IS; Anderson,
Erick, 8.97; Anderson, Aug, 266:
Anderson. j. E., AIS; Anderson,
Alex, 9.76: Anderson, Willie, "a
Anderson, Aaron, $40; Anderson.
Alfred, 8.67: Anderson, Otto, 2.6S;
Anderson, John, 1.88; Anderson, John,
6. 50; Anderson, A. NJ. $50; Ander-
son. Jononos, 8. 70; Anderson, c., LOS
Anderson, John, (Sec .29) 1. ~; Ander.
son, Frank, .7.95, Anowood, j. A.,
7.28; Anderson, Nels, SOY; Anderson,
Mrs. NJ. r.. 81; Anderson, C. E.. 6. OF
Ahlstrom, Frank g., 2. go; Ahlberg, e.
F., 4.S2; Akerson, s., 1893; Amren, A.
~, 2.e7: Amren, Mike, s.Y6; Ajax,
Mrs. Lena, $50; Asso. Creamery,
Upsaia, 1905; Ass0. Creamery Glover
Leaf, H. %.
Bergman, And, $1.26; Bergman,
Lars, 2. q BERG. ole, s. IS; Bielineki,
Batcha, John, S. Is; .Borsstrom, j. s.,
81. IS; Benson, Martin, SIS; Blacn'
Jonn, 81; Brake, Joe, 3. 80; Bauer, 10
| B.. 2 10.
Carlson G. A., Sec. s,ee. Of; Carlson,
Swan p, 4.78; Carlson, Otto, Sec. g.,
4.43; Carlson, otto, Sec. q, In
Carlson, Oscar, 2. 40: Carlson. Israel
4.01; Carlson, Emil, $50; Carlson, p.
O., LIS; Czech, Vincent, &,92; Czech,
John, 4. ~; Gxeck, Anton, <2sS5; Click,
Edward. 2:49;* CaI lberg, c. j., 4.8
ChamberA Mrs. john, $50; Chuba,
Geo., s ~; Compton, =. W., 1.@
Clover Leaf Creamery Co., 2.20.
~, Dickson, Fred, $41.64; Donat,
Anton, q. 81; DAVIS, w., 800. .:r.q
Erickson, John, A., $4.42; Erickson,
f., 8.N: Erickson, Clar. ~: Erland'
son, e. r, 5.23; Erlandson, n r.,
/ g.; Edatrom, NJ, $50; Ekstrom,
Nels, 90; Eckatrom, J. r., 2.o6.,
w Fagerman.z Aug, q. Il; Frisk. Mrs.
Nela 81; Felagy, Geo., 1.81; Firkus,
Albert. SIS; kedor. Geo., S.71; s>Fors
land J., e . q SO. s...,,,s
qundeqson, Z. a., st., 5.sl
son, NJ. j., Soc; 0underson, Hans,
1.68; drund, Aug, 9.78; 0etzkow, F.
w, 1858. e - :. =
Z Hanson, Louis, $1.18; Hanson
Cleo. -: 4.o7; Hanson, Hokan, 1858
Hokanson, John. los; Hokanson
And. la; Hedln, Henry, $500
Hedin, Ole; 6.84; Holman, Alfred
5.64; Holmgren, z. rs; Hogstrom, p
TO-, 6.95; Herman, F. NJ, 8. 80
jHalling, q. .P.,:: 2.oS; Railing, Pete
1910; Henneck, John, 8. 81 Hrboosky
Geo. 3. IS: Hobaz. John, 5.2l; Hatala
p.n, ! a, e HUI Henry, 2.sd; Hay
JOHNSON. o. p. g. ss: johnson
John, r., All; johnson, Albin. Sec
In, ST. johnson, Rehnold, s. 81; John
son. Willlam. 4. o.; johnson, Andrew
IL. o.; Johnson, A.aG., 3. S.: johnson
"a 81 u sJ9irson, .Ta"'esI "a
! Jphnson, Jonas, 1. ~; johnson, C. b.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF PIKE'CREEK

Anderson. A, 81 81; Ackerson Bros.
90c: Anderson, August, 7O3; Ander.
son. Oscar. 2 IS; Abrahamson. Chris
tina. 75c; Arvidson. G 81. s 70; Ander:
son, John, 3 o.; Anderson. Carl, 8 46;
Abrahamson, Julius, 44c. *.
Birch, Thomas, s. "a; Benson, B p,
J. e.; Boras. Joe, So; Briggs, j r.
48c: Bruberg. Henry. 8 SO: Blechion-
ger. John, TO-; Bolander, Carl. z OS;
Bonik. Paul, ,36c: Bonik. Mary, SIC;
Brunei. Joseph. 4 81; Baras, Stanis.
laus. I 81; Berent. Joseph, l s.. z
Carson, Sara, s. So: Collision, r j.
a. q: Collision, C w, &c; :Ciminski.
Frank. z 81; ~Ciminski. Jacob, 79:
Ciminski, John, 2 20; Copa, Stephen.
4 Us; Carlson. c H.. 5 %; Ciminski,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF DARLING

Altrich. v. s. "a; Anderson, Lewis.
l 81; Anderson, Mrs Hilda. CSC: An
derson. C E, s 06.
Benson, John. 81 So: Blomquist. C
A, Il 50; Begalka. Otto. 4 40; Bentler.
IF. A 81; Bigalka. Fritz, "a Briese.
Albert, 6 So; Briese, Herman. Coo /;
Bailey. G e, 8 "a; Bentler, Joseph, 9 Oh.
Carlson. N G. 50 81: Caldwell. w C.
4 66; Churchill, MarRa, IL 40; Carl
son. r, 8 80; Grove. Chas. ! "a; Cook.
u Daniefson. John S IS; Dalquist. Pc
tek, 6 H. Dalquist. Alex, 1 so.
Erickson. Victor, s -.
- Fredericton, Bros. SIG II; Fregin,
Fred, 2 0S; Fredericton, John, Sc !;
4 snske:; Gustav., ESQ; Freeman. Fred,
= Gustafsone Aug, 81 Al.
Hawkinson, Chas G, $l4 ~; Hagen,
Anna, CSC: Helmerieks. Harm, 8 o.;
Hinz. James. 6 q: Hanson, Herman.
g o.; Hedin. Andrew. 81; Herman
y, Jo1d:bi, q II, SO 10; johnson. .
d. 8 81; johnson. Emil, 1 81; johnson.
{ Z 81. 3 Is; johnson, J. ,F,,5i3. Is; John
> son. Carl, 3 81: Johnaon, e II, 3 40;
Jssofka, Martin; 6 80; Jackson, Clara
s. 50; johnson. Lars and Eeander-
K;,insbers, G H. 81 50; Kintop.
Thomas, s So: Kartner: Il FL "a.
g Larson. Christ, s. 90; .Lindahl, Aug
ust,i T. 81; Lemnitz,it Herman, 7>92:
!. Lambert, LIS 81: Liljibiad,' John, q 81,
Larsos, August, & 02; Larson. John.
6 10: Lind, Ole 81. 4 H. -
Munson. Betsey.e l2c; Monson, Mat.
T, S rs: Nicholson, Ericu, z, "a: Nc
Carthy. Thomas. 2 IS; Malm. J v.
2 SIS: Mattson. John. l 81; Hichalis.
: Erick. s q. '& o. s''z' go
Nelson. N E. y So: Nelson. Hugo.
Sc: Nelson, Aug; g. 81; Nyleon. Peter,
5 49, Nelson. August, S S.; Nelson.
Chas. t4:O4: Nortier, Jacobus. s86c
!. Nelson, Fred. 2, So, Nelson, Gust. 81
Nelson. A. G. 3 So. ..:,.< <,.z
Olson. Emil, S. 45. .-.,,-> w.. ''
g" Peters. Albert. IS 80 = Peterson, /
A. 9 So: Person. Harry. q 41ssPeter-
2sed. "a B. 1874: Pirk, Jnliue, e on;
xPieEson.Ps A. 1856; FeteEson, g. ~
. 10 Is: Pearson, Nels, 9 10. aassg !, = J.
a Kendall. \ &, ss9e,:t Kendall. Frank,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF MOTLEY
Abrahamson, Aug, 2.81; Andrews

81. w., $50.
Briggs Il Randall, rs; Blake, Cbas.
4.08; Briggs, Clarence, 10; Brown, c..
NJ, 4S5; Bresw8gon, Chas, .76;
Bank, First National, 7.72; Broom,
q. NJ, 1920; Broom, It. M, 3.32
Birelund, John, II. A; Broom, Geo. ,.08.
Gale, B. F., 1913. IS; Cunningham,
Mrs. Nellie, 3.28; Cottiugham, Mrs.
T. f., 2.36; Clarey, N. ", 81; W. 8.
Cfowell, Ret" 81. IS
Davenport, Geo., Hl6; Dickson.
s. ~ Dover Lumber Co. 7e.77.
q Flicker, J. W., <5s29: Fyancisco,
Jas. 1888; Farre,-s Co opera .iYs
yCreanaery, 81. 10; Fsanclsco, Sam, :. IS;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF PULASKI

Aplekowski. T. 81 ~.
Brisk, Igantz, s. 10.
Christinanson, Christ, SIG 06; Christ
manson, Evne, 2 As.
Fenneman. John. "a 90; Froncak,
Frank, Z 50.
Ginther, Frank, a So.
Herman. Jacob, $11 sc.
Kaminski, Stat. S. "A; Kummet.
George, s 81!
P,larski. Vincent, 81 "a. ..
Roszek, ST, PC.
Shmarowski. Joseph, IS q; Skochen.
ski, John. s Of; Smudi, August, Il "a.
Wallmark, 50 IL.
FAX, John, So 16.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF GREEN PRAIRIE

TOWN OF GREEN PRA1k1E
Anderson, Andrew, 50 IS; Anderson,
c E, "a 81: Anderson, Aug, 9 o..
Bisedarn, Robt, S 40.
Carlson. G A, s. 81; Carlson, P E.
s 90; Carlson. John, s q.
Ecke1son. E, 81 %; Edden, VIM.
4 g.
Fryxell, Alfred, 81 49.
Cannon, G E, IS 81.
Huetgren, C y, 81 Is; Henderson,
Alfred, 2 So; Hanson, And, 81.
Jarsis, Jacob, 81 So: johnson, Chas,
z Sc; johnson, c G, II.
Kuil, A Z, 81 02.
Larson, Olof, IS 08; Lundwall. Chas,
S 10: Laiture, Matt, l SO.
Miller, Dan, 81 6; Mcclure, Frank,
4 Ga: Mcclure, James. l %; Mcclure,
(:has. 8 50; Miller, Swan, 2 81.
Nelson, Oscar, 50 Is; Nelson, Carl,
8 90; Neil. Richard. 10 48; Nauretz, E
P, z So.
Olson, N M. $l2 rs.
Peterson, Carl E, IS 81: Peterson. ]
E. 8 H.
Sargent. A F, 92c; Schlax. Michael,
8 S.; Swanson. Mrs Jessie, Il.
Witlitf. John. S. IS: Wret]jn9. J v,
4 Of: Wittwer. Chas, l 80; Weline,
John, l s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF HILMAN

TOWN OF HILMAN
Driver. I W, 81 TO-
Elstad. lnga; 81 70!
Juetten, P j, IS Of;
Lust, Christ, 50; Lust. Henry and
Christ, 8 IS.
Myer. NJ n. IS 26; Mohler, A u,
3 Sc.
Theis, Peter, $12 Is.
Voltine. Josephine. 81 II: Vantine,
Henry, 3 43.
Waytashek. John. $l3 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF LEIGH

Baasener, John, 19c.
Demmick, "a 81; Drews, August,
IS.
Ferguson, ] H, 81 81.
Gob]e. VIM. TIC.
Leigh. J P, $40 81; Leigh, . &, 4 80.
Miller, J C, 2 "a. T.,
Sommer, Richard, 48c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
LAKIN TOWN

Bouck, l w, $12 80.
Chesney, Mrs NJ J. 15c: Chesney.
Chas, s S.: Conant, n n, 4 08; Car
son, E D, Is 88.
Hanks,F V, $ll 62.
johnson. Alfred, IS IL.
McKlbben, A T. 50 90.
Nelson, A ], $18 81.
Sterr, Frank, Jr, s IS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
TOWN OF MOUNT NORRIS

TOWN OF MOUNT NORRIS
Larson, Louis. 81 q; Larson, MINI
ert, Is 81. ...
r Olson. Gilbert. IS 26; Olson. Carrie,
&c.
Polinsky. Will, 43c; Fo)insky. Joe,
6 16.
Roreson, A M, Sc 81; Rasmussen,
Torgen. 3 II.
Sterr, Joseph. &c; Sterr, F x. IL 81;
Sterr. Helen. 3 50: Sterr, Charles, 4Oc.
Tolberg, Gustave, 81 40: Tolberg,
Erick, $50; Tallerg, Lars, l. O6.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29
LITTLE FALLS TOWN

Berke, p. j 81 90; Burton, B., g. Is
Bredhe]d, lheo., $40; Bolantier, c.,
4.S8.
Chieequist, j. c., 1899; Chambers,
R. 1888; Coenen, Joseph, 7.45; Cash,
Edward, 8.6l Cash. Cecila, $50; Cash,
Alendria, LAC; CrabtYee, Frank 1893
Claasen, j. c., 2.O1; Crener, Mary.
Doten, T. e., $3.50; Doten. E. e.,
5.67.
Eastperg, John, $7.ss; Elk, Hilda,
2 So.
Thurman, Carl, SIS OF.
4ailiher, VIM, $1O.4e
Heinsonn, Lorenz. $3.50; Hammer
beck, Geo., IS; Hammerbeck, Sam,
=. 48: Hitchcock, A. W., 6.O4; Hamers,
John. $50.
Jansen, j. c., s.. 10: johnson, G. D.,
.96; johnson, Ole, 2.87; johnson, V.
e., 1.4U; johnson, Andrew, 1857
Johnson, ASel, $50; Jones, j. NJ,
Kay. George, w., 1887; Kenkee, J.
f., 10 AZ; Kruger Gust a., 6.33
Knith, j., 6.]s; Kelly, c., 1.6o.
Jansen, Henry, 81. "a.
latond. Ernest, 2.7s; Lille, John,
.26; LaFond, Joe, 8.6l; Landmeier,
Geo., $50; Lamb, A: j., 1874; La.
Fond Gideon 2.lS: Leidenfrost, L.,
y. "a; LaFord, Amedie, 7.28.
Metcaif, K. L., $l1.78: Mrs, Otto.
LII.
Newman. J.. H., 500: Newman,
George, $3.50.
O'Nei1. ). W., $8.2s.
pedley, J. F., $500; Proper, G. H..
SPA; Pedley, j. l., 1856: Pedley,
Wm., ZIG; Peters. John ~, $50
Peterson, J. Albert, 7.62; Pikula,
John, l.e7; Peterson, j. p. 1893.
Raymond, j. H., &10.28; Randall.
Il. F., 8.0l; Rrgans, George 6.63
Rennie, J. c.. ass.
Stenberg, Chas., $500; Swanson,
Chas., 7.58; Swanson, Otto, 2.24;
Skoog, Nels, 10. II; Stem, A. L., g.
Schcoviak, NJ. a., 8.7Y: Sohcovial,
Mike, 5. IS: Scbmelzer. j. H., 1882.
Woidenback. Matthias, S. 30; Weiden.
back. John, 6.26
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-29

FrancisoostE Davenport, se !: Fisher.
Catherine, .08 !.
i Green, John %. So. H v
Harris, KEN, 81. 90; Huntsley, e..
g.; Hamilton, Al ,6.91; Bamm Brew.
Go. !, .88; Hrdge, M. NJ, 8. 80: Hanson.
j. a., 857: Hanks, Jess. 4.7S; Hanks.
y: F., 8.84; Hay maker, e. a., 1888.
Jacobs, 8. w., 50 90: Johnson.
Christ, 6.s7; johnson, John o., &c.
Lynes, A., IS. Is; Loom, Mrs. John,
McGai a Mrs. Fl i. TO- A. s.. 90; Nc
ilashon, X; NJ. 7:29; Morell, Chas.,
!, :; ;4S; Nosher, q. w., 81: is: Nc,
l,nllosh. a., ass; Marsbeil, n. s.,
31.76; Martin, Tom, $50; Mitchell,
Martin, 7,68; Mosher, G. A., 345;
Nom haE, John, 81; Motley Stove
Co., 1866; Monarch Elevator, Co. ,
,:3.l2; Marriage, Mrs. H.. 1919;
hiurey, N. n, l7.47; Montgomery. G.
a., 953.
Nsgren, Johr., 7.s0; Newki,k, F. ID.
1886 Newoonh, John, .l2; Norris,
Mr~. l.. A.. .OS
Olson, Ole, s 90.
Pine Tree Lbr. g., $l1.58; Palmer,
Cbas., 12S: Primer, n j., 3.O7;
Palmer, Bros, 17.::>!; Palmer, E. B..
~. W; Perry,C. NJ. i, =. ,l.97; Pentield,
J. L., G. 50; Patch, H., 3.7l.
Ricker:o.,, y H., so; Ross, ". A.,
3.39.
Schmidt Brew Co., 5 .35; Sears,
Fred, 1898; Snerling, John D., 1855;
Sw edberg, Peter. 1888.
Torgerson q Miller, $139. 81. Torger-
SOB, u. D., 3.82.
Wenslow, Wa, 8.23; Wilson, L. F..
Is 30; Wilson, Alfred, "a; Wilson,
Amos. IS. %; Wicklund, Jonn, 1904;
Weekly, E, s. Is; Waite, L., 81.
Hennepin Lbr. Co., 35O.O8.
Tonson, Cnas., g. 30.
I. N. English Est" 8 10.
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/ ourston. J B, s. 81.
TOWN OF GRANITE

AVVN VI 0O<2NAAA
Affair, Mat, s. IS.
Billstein, Peters, H.; Brumer. Louis.
a o.; Brumer John, 5 40; Brintman.
Jos. A. 40; Brick. P. &c: Blake, Peter
W, 48 IS; Blake & Gross, II A; Bak'
er, Adam, A AZ.
Dahmen; John. 6 81.
Eisel, Jos, 4 81.
Freund, Jake, IL; Fleishaker.
Girtz, Jake, s o6: Gross. Joseph. 10
43; Gross, John, 9 81; Gross. A Mary,
d So; Gross, Steve, Sr, II 10; Gross.
Theo F. Jr. 81; eau, Kate. 9 40:
Gross, Theo, Z O5.
Hoffman, Carolina, 81 Al; Haisel,
Maggie, 4 40; Hemer, Elizabeth, 4 o..
Janorske. Aug. "a ~; johnson.
Hans, z 81.
Keller, Alais. 81 SO; Kurtz. Rokus.
2 IS; Kalhamer, Robert, I 63.
Leeb, Geo w. S. ~.
Miller, John, 81 20; Miss. Hama,
66.
Olson, Mike, 81 81.
Purtnir, Joseph, 81 OF.
Qrigelmier, Mike, 81 III.
Ricke, Henry, 76c; Ricke. Fred,
6 81.
Schooner, John, S. n: Schonuda,
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-02
The House of the
By ANNA
KATHARINE
GREEN
PROLOGUE
Copyright. 1910.
BY Anna Katharine Rohlfs

English detective stories have
their waxing and their waning in
public favor; their American
limitations hold the readers at
tenfion for a time; French and
German acuteness in the depis-
ing of original plots engages our
interest until the tales of newer
Nidocqs are told, but Anna Kath-
arine GREEN'S detective stories.
based on incidents of American
life, are perennial boomers.
They know no permanent rivals
in American liking.
In the writing of stories With
originality of plot, skilztul de-
piction of character, interest of
incident, intricacy of mysteryand
bozdness of denouerpent no for
eign novelist can hope TO COM
pete for American favor with
this American woman writer.
Read The House ofthe Wits
pering Pines" a story of love
and crime and mystery, told in
her best vein. We warrant it to
be n of her best and therefore
one of the worlds best.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-02
MILLION FOR EACH CHILD.
Colorado Banker Realizes His Ambi-
ton and Retires,

Colorado Banker Realizes His Ambi-
ton and Retires.
Having filed his fond ambition of
gaining S1.OOO,OOO for each Of his chill
dren, w. S. Jackson. a banker Of Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo. has retired from
business.
Mr.. Jackson made the loving pledge
to bequeath each of his progeny so
handsome a fortune fifteen years ago.
He had three children then. and three
more came to bless him. With the
advent of each Mr.. Jackson joyOusly
labored on to fulfill the promise made
to himself, imposed by his paternal
love.
He has succeeded. He can pass the
twilight of his life in rest and peace.
he is worth $4,000, 900 in cash, mining
stocks and real estate.
a Mr.. Jackson's first wife was Helen
Hunt, the poetess and author of the
novel "Romona." whom Joaquin Mil
Ter. her friend. called 1.-The bravest Of
her sex" She died childless. Then
Mr.. Jackson married her niece, Edith
Beaufeld.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-02
BAN ON STREET VENDORS.
Rigorous Campaign Against City Nui.

Rigorous Campaign Against City Nui-
sances In Hutchinson, Kan.
An ordinance has been introduced in
the Hutchinson (Kan.) City commits
sion that will put a quietus on every
character of vender who has. under q
light license, occupied portions of the
clty's paved streets. 1t was introduced
at the instance Of Mayor Frank Vim
cent and is calculated to put an end
to common n%uisances.
The ordinance. if adopted, will pro-
hibit shows. museums. stands, popcorn,
peanut wagons and all kinds of takers
from pursuing their callings on any
paved street, including the sidewalks
and p%arkings. 1t is provided that any
one convicted of violation of the law
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
be fined not less than SIS nor more than
$50 for each offense, which, according
to the terms of the ordinance, means
for every day there is a violation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-02
ADVICE TO TOWN CLEANERS.
Improvement Societies Should Attend
to Streets First.

Improvement Societies Should Attend
to Streets First.
Following the organization of an i'm
provement society there is usually
some discussion as to the order Of
work or what problem should be first
attacked. 1t should not be hard to de-
termine what needs immediate atten-
ton or what will bring the greatest
good to the greatest number, and the
latter manifestly should govern such
an organization at all times.
Clean sidewalks add more to both ap-
pearance and convenience than any
other civic asset, and badly Uttered
and dirty sidewalks are a serious civic
liability. In some cities and towns
clean sidewalks are required by ordi-
nance. If such restrictions and regula-
tons do not occur it is a good, live sub
ject for the attention Of that progress
sive improvement association all live
centers of population should have.
Next to clean sidewalks should come
clean streets. If the place be small
and no garbage removal is practiced
better see that such service is given.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-02
GTo BE
FIGHTING FOR A MILLION.
Cleveland Washerwoman Seeks Estate
of Her husbands Father.

Cleveland Washerwoman Seeks Estate
of Her Husbands Father.
Mrs. Gottleib Sheppner, a washer
woman in Cleveland, o., has begun a
legal fight to get possession Of her
share in the immense estate left by
her first husband, Jacob SchuIee. Her
portion, if she wins, will amount to
at least $1,000,000 and possibly a cas-
tie on the Rhine.
The fortune was left by the father
Of her first husband, who was a pros
perOns restauranteur in Germany.
Her attorney has entered into COM
munication with A. Klein Of Ansburg,
Germany. solicitor in charge Of the
estate.
Over twenty years ago she came to
Cleveland. with Jacob Schulee, a ba-
ker, who was then in poor health.
Three years later her husband left
her, saying he was going to st. Louis
for his health, and the wife was left
alone and penniless to care for their
three children.
She has not heard from her first
husband in seventeen years and be-
lieves he is dead.