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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD

In the new satins and crepes many of
the delicate intricate designs of the odd
evening shawls are given in contrasting
tones by the weave of the material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
OYSTERS a la Creole.

Put into the chatting dish blazer pint
of oysters, d tablespoonful of Worcester
shire sauce. a stalk of celery cut fine and
a cupful of cream. When the edges of
tire oysters begin to cookie add salt to
season and half cupful of sherry ana
serve on toast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
English Peas.

Drain a can of peas. Put into the
blazer a tablespoonful of butter, a tea
spoonful each of flour and sugar and a
level teaspoonful of salt. When the but
ter bubbles add the peas cook five min
Utes, add a cupful of rich milk, simm ar
five minutes longer. using the hot-water
jar under the blazer, then serve.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
Marriage Licenses Issued Dur.
lnq the Past Week

Albert T. Gauslow and Inpa
Bevre, both of Walcott.
Lars K. Larson, Hartland, N.
Dak., and Rogna Paulina Rust.
wang of Abercrombie.
Max Marshall Nesbitt, Koko.
ma, Indiana, and Bertha Zim.
norman of Wahpeton.
Clifford Verne Cooke, Willow
City, N. OAK, and Caroline w
Dietz, Wahpeton.
Albert H. Bakko and Clara
B. Anderson, both of Walcott
Benjamin Tweto and Anna
Dagmar Ingred Lime, both O,
Abercrombie.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29

Carl Oscar Sndvig and Carrie
&. Boutiette, both of Abercrom-
bic were united in marriage at
Abercrombie, June 22nd, Rev
A. NJ. Lune officiating.
Rev. Hutcheson of Wahpe-
ton, united in marriage, Arthur
r. Lewis of Moorhead. Minia.7,
and Mildred E. Parizek of Wah-
peton, at the Methodist pareon-
age, June 2lst.
Henning Johnson of Power,
N. Oak, and Lula Elnora Gull
land of Homestead, N. Dak.,
were united in marriage at the
county court rooms, in Wahpe-
ton, by Judge VanArnam. June
24th. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Gull
land, parents of the bride and
P. NJ. Anderson of Leonard,
were present to witness the
marriage ceremony.
Breckenridge is i'll the grip
of street carnival.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29

;I& i; :1Sdayk aetili n talis1fs 'ior
Aanee atsieesk = 81 tits .of tho
an6enhel - q, q setute: :couteoi.
qf me Ali5lIan' I'll 4 4eIds.a|71 r. q.
u Vindicateal +. q. GiaSis, form.
er held agent discharged after
bringing charges sgainst form
er Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger.
Pinchot conservat o nists
claim decision indicates that
last vestige of "Ballingerism"
eliminated from interior depart.
ment.
Ballinger testified on stand
before congressional committee
that in his opinion the claims
were not illegal.
The cancellation of these
claims, shows that Secretary of
the Interior Fisher takes the
same view of the legality of the
claims, that the democratic
members of the Pinchot-Bal.
linger investigating committee
(of which Senator Purcell was
oney took.
T Attorneys for Cunningham
and his associates announce
that they will appeal the case
to the supreme court of the
United States. -.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
Fra DIavoIo Pleased

"A packed house greeted the
Comic Opera, Fra Diavolo, pre-
sented by The Beggar Prince
Opera Company Monday night
at Dysart Opera House. The
play was delightfully."- carried
out, each part ably presented
and h e singing charming.
Particularly fine was the last
chorus in the second act, when
the entire company sang en-
semble. Not only the singing
but the acting was perfect.
Miss Emma Abbott, niece of
the late Emma Abbott, a very
sweet soprano and is charming
in her role of "Zerlina." Her
ordinary conversation is sweet.
ly musical, and her modest
stage demeanor endeared her
Immediately to the audience.
Harry Lewis as Lord Alcash
typified the English nobleman
to perfection, appearance, voice,
accent, and demeanor. But we
can hardly particu]arize where
all were 80 perfect. We have
heard no adverse criticism of
the play. and Manager Douglas
is to be commended for giving
us such a high class attrac.
tion." At the Wahpeton Opera
House on Friday evening June
3Oth.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
cIIthsraI' Notes

Mr.Hausken and family came
down to Clitheral Sunday
morning.
E.S. Babcock arrived SUI day
morning to stay two days with
his family.
Doctor Meckstroth spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. HILL.
Mrs. Rittenhouse and daueh-
ter, Jean, will spend a few days
at Mrs. Albrecht's.
It was quite cold for a few
days. 1t shows signs of getting
a little warmer however.
Theodore Albrecht c n, e
down Friday morning and spent
three days with his family.
Miss Rieke. and Mr.. Powrie
arrived Saturday morning to
spend Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Wallace. 3
Howard Hancock and his
mother, Mrs. Hancock of Miuot.
N. D., came down to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Vinkle last Tuesday
morning. :'.'''
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
City DsposItarIss

Bids will be received by the
City Council up to eight o'clock
p. L., on July 8, 1911, aud then
for the depoeit OF city
funds. All proposals must be
submitted strictly in accord.
ance with the statutes govern
ing.
Dated June 10, 1911.
c. NJ. OLSON,
City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
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,; ttottSl fyfSl11a,;
Ell alsylS9 9iai Al n II na1sql = s. IS: s
S. & aSs Il idakn , 3; 8
3daY eveuin8.i. re.ting qslilssy
inthe St. Alsxius hospitsthSi;rei II: s
in: this city. Mr. Morton Is
rather impatient over his con
dnement. as they are very busy.
in the secretary of states Office
at the present time aud there
is a great deal of work that.
needs his personal attention
At the time of the accident he
was on his way to the Capital;
city, having come across coun-
try from his home at Hettinger
to Mott in his automobile, inI
tendingto catch the Bismarck
train there. At the suggestion
of w. D. Gillespie. however, he
decided to ride from ,. Mott to
Richardton, and take the
Northern Pacific there, as he
could save time in that way. !.
According to Mr.. Norton the
automobile was in poor repair
and they broke q spring a short
distance out of Mott. A few
miles from Richardton the car
got stuck at the top of a steep
grade and commenced to back
down hill rapidly. Instead. of
putin on the brake the driver
attempted to steer and Mr.. Nor.
ton jumped out, the back wheel
passing over his Leg and break.
ing it badly just above the an
kle. Another examination will
be made this afternoon when
the injured member will be set
in q cast.
The secretary of state intend
ed leaving today for Washburn
to attend the Bickford trial and
take care of some cases of his
own. He is very much inter
ested in the trial as he was a
schoolmate of Mr.. Bickford.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
For Sale

One fine 10 months old Hol.
steam bull for sale cheap. ask
Sheriff Moody.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29

:Slpeed- the orAeehmakinr.v1s.ita,
Z talk on. the cost 6yofoi i !. 8
!. The sepofte &c. i1ies isi ii
ali6itsad i I: 8:,s;l(iiSil & p 8
tnaalil1,i r.
,.s: nier1 -. Z S !, q !. 81
IL; "a "a; . 3. &,
-. W; b q p. ID sy1. A!
sss p. ss::.s
80 I; !E d.
y Sf,,iinS s s., M ,SS;,,i -; IiS i3 ~.
fhele:1lt ltsanl intemies m &ilsr 3 8 l BID :,
'Krram aind. this ~ M ,.follo 1ned:s 2 T: III
'auto rides over the: city =
: -: IN rHE sKvxnirt. !, -.
F,;a.v .v.,;,,,,5.....,, -...:...
vera ;S;;Ss.,.. &c - ) "a. $500 =. :
vaudan;I,a ,a~fa, j, :. u. 80 .s
+erward. ,,e-. -, ~,
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go .,,e..:.~ - -. -
no+ad ;, ~ 49, 80, ~.
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zvo,,,e,, .of ns.;,s I.a,.a. =, ads ~
everv ona fes, a.j.,ha,.,,a Ths
...s.,a -..-s. . 80 =. NJ NJ
go NJ. 49, - ~ -
;na - .ha;- sffo.t. - $3.50
.as.;..,:.~. s ~.oe - ~
e1AtoAnA' . 'oA-lfioAi1oS
Barry saturday morning the
owners OF autos'thrned out in
large numbers to take the visi'
tors to the chautauqua aud
miiltary reservation ground'.
Inc forenoon was spent IN boat
rioes ana a general Joilihcation.
oevefal OF the men look their
annual oatne." -
At noon the women OF Devils
LAKE fnrnished q luncheon that
was ne most pleaeuFeable
event OF the day. The lunch
was not only an excellent one
out the spirlt OF hospitality
with which the hostesses serv-
ed everything made q !! most y tav-
oraole impression with b e
visitors and made every one
teel they were among friends.
There was a ball game be-
tween the editors and h e
Devils Lake lawyers with the
lnimitable =. l.. kichter as the
jumps. There was a great deal
OF vaudeville, melodrama and
comedy IN the performance and
Of course, the editors won.
They couldn't lose with Rich
ter making the decisions.
This was followed by a line
number of events for both men
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
Houses for Sale.

l have several residences for
sale. Modern and otherwise.
Good locations. Easy terms.
G. 3. WALLAcE.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
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i - 4sAteAA + Nos sESeaa
1Skss 4siasy d :sstsrd1 sn.
joyed The 0ec1lion. ~ tSinE 10
fhs recent: fsetipu3l diHesences
there. !. md .tine diH diHerences Ii
the viewshstd .by-the satanic
city editoIs;* each side rather
did thl Aipfoasa and Castor
act the ! firstsdays. Aa a result
.thereNvas: not tie cordiality SO
noticeable at Williston last year
when every man, woman and
child whooped things up, but
this disappeared in. the even
ing and thes second day-and
there could be no criticism of
any phase of the Entertainment
offered.
One ot the notable features
Of the meeting was the editori-
al band, organized and directed
by Sam sousa Haislett of The
Lankin Reporter. If any one
had an idea the editors could
not toot their own horns they
were mistaken. There were a
number of active baud men in
the organization and a lot of
others who had played years
ago. AZ q result there was a
lot Of real music and the band
madea a big hit-not only with
the visitors but with the peo-
pie of the town as we'll.
! A bit ofssentiment was added
to the morning session by the
adoption Of motions instructing
the secretary to send messages
of symp,athyi to Mrs. stickley of
Kenmare who is ill in Minnea-
polls, and to Mrs. Whitehead of
Williston, who recently under.
went an operation in Chicago.
Both ladies were prominent at
the meeting year ago.
There was nothing lacking
in the cordiality of the welcome
extended by President Horton
of the commercial club. His
speech made a hit with the
editors.
In his response Percy Trub
shaw of III e Cooperstown
Courier, famous as the "Orator
of the Sheyenne," was especi-
ally happy in his references
and injected a great deal of wit
and humor in his effort.
w. A. Stickley of The Ken
mare Journal had a paper of
merit on the newspaper stand
ards. /
State Printing Expert Be.
hounek of Bismarck spoke on
fifth class printing and great
deal of discussion resulted.
AFTERNOON SESSION
In the afternoon President
Halvorsen of the Minot City
commission and Editor Pack.
ard of Valley City each extend
ed invitations for the next sum.
mer meeting. AS this matter
is to be disposed of at the win
ter session in Fargo, there may
be compromise by which one
will take the winter meeting
and the other the summer ses-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29

The woman of today who has
good health, good temper, good
sense, bright eyes and a lovely
complexion, the result of cor.
rect living and good digestion
wins the admiration of the
world. If your digestion 10
faulty Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets will correct
It. For sale by all dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
A 500. Fine For Hunting with.
out q License

Residence license can be se-
cured Of the county auditor
for $1.OO.
Non-residence license from
the State Board of Control for
$500.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-06-29
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: eeyentia! atlreet Southy |Sctnt4td|
the, marKiage oftheit dauKh ter,
Mi.s Blanche Lucia. tpJ. win
Parry of Madison, Wis, a mem.
Der of the faculty Of the Wis;
eonsin University. The nup.
tial service was witnessed by
a large party of friends and
relatives and Rev. J. NJ. Wal
ters of the First NJ. E. Church
oficiated.
: The bridal party took their
places before ar improvised
alter of ferns, woodbine and
white flowers at the appointed
time, the marriage VOWS being
taken according to the rites of
the First NJ. e. church. The
bride was beautiful in a hand.
some gown of cream messa-
line, with real lace and pearl
trim mings and she carried an
equisite bouquet of cream and
tinted roses. Her maid of-hon-
or Miss Nina Amerland. sister
OF the bride, was becomingly
in pale blue chiffon
over silk and also carried roses.
Master Frederick Loomis made
q charming little ringbearer in
q dainty suit of white. The
bridegroom was attended by
Ted Williams of Fremont, Neb.
Following the pretty mar
riage service reception was
rendered to friends and the
young people left on the 4
o'clock train for a trip through
the west. They will be at home
at Madison, Wis.,, after Aug. 10,
where Mr.. Parry is a prominent
member of the university fa-
Guilty. ..
A large number of relatives
and friends from out of town
were present at the wedding.
Among the number were: Mrs.
Clara E. Parry, mother of the
bridegroom; Prof. Carl Parry,
brother of the bridegroom, and
the Misses Edna and Helen
Parry, sisters of the bril- e.
groom, all of Alhambra, Mich. (;
two aunts of the bride, Mes
danes Russell and Hull of
Minneapolis; Miss Katherine
McMurchey of Berkeley, CAL;
Eugene Smith of Minneapolis;
aud Mrs. ]. ]. Hull. lola Cam
eron, Vallie Wright, Hazel
Quick, Mabel Quinn and Hazel
King all of Wahpeton.
A pretty event of Monday
evening was the dinner given
at the Amerland home in hon.
or of the two immediate fami.
lies of the bride and BRIDE
groom. Covers were laid for
eleven and the tables were
prettily set with white carna-
tions. The dinner was served
at $50 and folio wing this a
most enjoyable ride about the
city gave much pleasure to the
members of the fau,i-
lies.
Miss Amerland has been a
very popular member of the
S. S. S. faculty for a number of
years and she has made many
friends in Wahpeton who wish
them a happy and prosperous
journey through life.
The woman of today who has
good health, good temper, good
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
DAILY DEATH LIST.
Charles Behr. 3 wears. Children.s Free

Charles Behr. 8 years, Children's Free
hospital tubercular meningitis.
Caroline Worcester, 81 years. 81 Pe-
terboro; senilfty.
Charles A. Buriburt. ~ years. IS
Bagg; arterio sclerosis
William Hunter, SO years, Buckley
Hunter; pneumonia.
Joseph w. Snyder, FL years, House OF
Providence; appendicitis.
Isabella Lorimer, IS years. Ever
green township: natural decline.
John w Morgan, % years, Boulevard
sanitarium; pneumonia.
Eugene Jones. 2 years, 2s2 Gratiot:
scarlet fever.
George Coogan. 81 years. $40 Will
Jams; auto-intoxication-
Robert Sille. s years, 373 Wreford !;
haemophilia.
Samuel Winter, 70 years. 244 West
Boulevard; apoplexy.
Frank Hasseibach. 81 years. 22s Mil
waukee; embolism.
Minnie Bristow, 80 years, SO Lincoln;
pneumonia.
sarah Horn. "a years, III Lawton:
heart failure.
Chas warmbier. 81 years. wyan-
dotte, Mich. general debility.
hospital; uraemia.
Mary Gronkiewicz, year. 20 Miles
ave. uraemia.
Julia Johnston, 81 years, los Jones;
dilatation OF heart.
Margaret Kennedy. 8 years. 437 Fort
e; heart failure.
Magdelina Nowrocka, 53 years, asa
Alexandrine; general peritonitis.
Mary kleczyk, months, 30 Wild
man; pneumonia.
Nicholas Koenig. ~ years. $40 St
Aubin; phthisis.
Frances Mcmillan, Is months. t25
Waterman; meningitis.
Celia Willitts. 81 years, IT'S Twelfth;
pyemia.
John Barry, ss years. St. Marys hos
pital: hemorrhage.
Margaret Fleming, So years. Eloise,
Mich; apoplexy
years, Detroit river. drowning. suicide
Jacob Cibian. IS years, Vinewood and
NJ c.. r. r.; jumping from moving
freight train.
Louis J. Duvernois. ~ years, Gel Mt
Elliott fatty degeneration OF heart.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
DIED.

BOLTON--March ~, at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Frank II. Town
send sos East Grand blvd, Maria
Bolton. aged 70 years, beloved wife
OF Robert Bolton, and mother OF Mrs
Frank H. Townsend, Ida, Maud, Ed
win &. Bolton. Funeral Wednesday
at 2 D. m. from residence. 219 MT
Elliott-ave.
BUKCH-March Is. at residence, log
Connecticut ave. Ida NJ, aged IS
years, beloved wife OF Lou j. Burch.
mother OF Norma and Louis J. Burch.
Services at residence "Wednesday at
3 p. m. Burial at Eaton Rapids,
Mich. Thursday.
Mary Teipel. Funeral from sisters
residence, 915 Chene-st., Wedne sday,
March 10, at y. IN.
DUVERNOIS--Louis j.. aged ~ years,
at his home, 661 Mt Eliiott-ave. Fu-
neral Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock.
IL, 1911. John w.
aged a2 years, beloved son OF John
ID. and the late Anna Morgan, Fu-
neral from August Coopcrsmiths res
idence, los Thirty fourth-st., Wed
nesday at a. m. and st. Alphonsns'
church. Greenfield. at 800 a. m,
standard time.
JoY--March IL, 1911. at parents resi-
dence, as Wilkins-st., Adeline. below
Catherine Joy, aged is years Fu-
neral Wednesday. March 10, from
above residence at $3.50 and So Pc
ter and Psurs cathedral at 3,
sI4EILEY--March 10, Benjamin r.. In
his s7th year. at III Harper ave.
Mansfield shelley. Brooklyn. y. Y:
John g. Shelley. Akron, o.; Mrs. A.
NJ McCioskey, Mrs. Maurice X. MARI.
Mrs James Donovan and Miss Kitty
&, Shelley OF Detroit Funeral ser.
vices from house Wednesday at 2:3o
y. m.
sMITH--March ., 1A1, John, at Butte.
Mont. beloved soff Of Mrs. Catherine
smith, brother OF Bishop G. y, smith.
Mrs Lucy Thurman. OF Jackson
William III and Mrs !. r.. Johnson.
Of Chicago Funeral Wednesday at
2:20 D. m from residence OF Bishop
Smith. rs Amendments east.
Please omit flowers
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Friedrich Short 365 sprinswells
Alexander Mckenzie. 1870 Ho!comb.
Oscar Anton, s54 Meldrum.
Bernard koschmeder, 1O3 Chestnut.
Frank Schulz, $50 Alger
John Noak, 679 Twenty-third.
Ira Dust. $50 Fifteenth.
William Penman. ia Wabash.
Eugene Schmidt. 3s2 Humboldt
Mr.. Dobrocha. 627 Wesson.
John Barbeari. eel Rivard.
Frank Martin, 626 Humboldt.
James Burke, 50 Brooklyn.
Frank Wallace. e07 Milwaukee.
Harry Palmer, 70 Clark.
William Rominski, rs Charlevoix.
August Brown. 624 Hendry
Emil AmberR, 7b6 Cass
Howell Bcsle. 1o4 Taylor.
Meyer Sackstt. lac PHILADELPHIA.
John Huntoon, 1908 Third
Hardy Shay, 30s Hecia.
otto Pell, 61s'Jos. Campau
Joseph Hughes. 1901 Hudson
Daniel stackpoie. 545 Fourth.
William Robinson, ~ Brady.
Max Schwandt, 2s1 st. Joseph.
Joseph Leader, ss1 Leland.
Leo Tomlinson, f6 Butternut.
Chester Richards. 3ss Third
Joseph Sperkowski, 1233 vinewood.
John Schudlich. 7s6 seventeenth.
Lloyd Edison Gaylord, 1875 Webb.
Frederick Schwartz. 2ss Wabash.
Caleb Davis. 80 Benton.
otto Heurekowske, sea Hastings
Gus,ave kuehtsr; s!e Eneie
Konstanty Kuczyski. SOS Twenty.
bird
olivia zanni. ~ Hunt.
Richard Paschke ass Twenty second
Edmund Beard, 1906 Forrest w.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED uNrERURsAS

PORT HURON LlMITEDs-. - ~
ana every two hours 10 p. m: sun-
ohy and every two hours 10
houIiy TO D. m. including limlfs6~
ho,,iiy TO n D. IN. Shore Line 10 -
Clemens. s:2s a m hourly TO 1i:sS
y. TINT LrMITEDs--.7.ss a M. ,.,s
m m Throusb locals. q m, every tive
Tint. sundays only IL y. IN TO RonsS'
q. m. a. m. and every two hours a.
~ IRcKSoN LIMITEDs--s:is a m. AZ
every two hours TO Sis y. IN Throoss
tocafs n. m. and every two hour ~
M. Ann Arbor only a. m $40 ~
M 10 M, 10 p. m. I .. m -Northrfl{S
civ $50 a m. hourly 20 Sac n. r,
Tao D. m, p. m. n y IN saline care
frS qnoLEpo LisnIEps--1:,s a ~ -
Ssv ana SUNDAY. s:zo .. m ihro*@<
locale $50 a m, and hourly to 1:X@
WHARF.-THE Dfv.-s:3s 4 IA: ~.
hourly 20 s:ss y M; hourly - 1i].|
PONTIAC prv.--s :. m. 20 20 q -.
> NJ 4, 8; IA; s,, 3 Z ss =: 3 ss,y: q g
hourly TO IL . m y. 4 4. + f
s1ssss cars rss snreusA ~ $780,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
THE ARMADA sAyINGs BANK.

The ARMADA sAVINGS HANK.
mazda, Mich. having sold it's banking
house and transferred q large part OF
its business to THE ARMADA STATE,
Armada Savings Bank having voted to
liauidate. notice of which liquidation
has been duly given to the Commits
sioner Of the Banking Department. of
the State OF Michigan, now there fore.
BIZ authority of the Board Of Directors,
NOTICE In hereby given that all per-
sons having claims OF any kind against
said Armada Savings Bank are re-
auested to present their claims to the
un Undersigned at the old banking hou 70
OF said bank. In Armada. Mich. on or
before March 9cth. 1911.
Dated Jan. 80, 1911
JAMES H. MCDONALD.
BERT G. PRESTON.
Liduidatjng COMMITTEES.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

PLATT-March ~, 1911, at her late
residence. liza Bro0klyn-ayo., Mary
A.. widow OF the late samuel Platt.
; mother OF clara. Ella and vii VII
troit. John and Fred OF Goderich, and
Mrs. j. ID. Hayhurst OF Denver In
terment at Goderich, ont.
McGovERN---M March rs. Dolley. beloved
wife OF Charles n McGovern, and
s s.s.ss of r M.l fS rnap 9esIa.n sss
Jsy-st, Thursday, at p. IN.
RoBERT-March Ia. Joseph r., broth
er of Henry and Charles Robert. age
SO years Funeral Thursday at $50
from residence, s66 Jos Campau-
ave, and from 81. Elizabeth's church
sTE1N-March Is. 1911. at the resi-
Mrs. Barbara Stein. reiict OF the late
Henry Stein, smother of John Il. and
carl =. Stein. and sister OF Fred A.
and John Huber and Mrs. Augusta
Clair, Mich Funeral from above res
idence Thursday morning at $3.50 In
terment at ST. Clair. Mich
WARD March IL. 1911. at West Side
hospital Ebenezer Ward. aged ~
VIM fSn aam issHsss cor dr0@ Is f E1s
at o'clock Burial at GAINESVILLE, o.
wILLIAMs---At st. Louis. Mo-. March
~. Kate. widow OF the late Morris i,
Williams, and sister OF William 4.
Williams. Funeral services Wednes-
day at o'clock at residence. Isz
cass-ave. Interment private.
REIMER-~At Wayne, Mich. on March
u .christopher Henry. aged . y ~
Reimer Funeral Wednesday at
u. m from residence of deceased's
brother. n. Heimer. Waterman ave.
tor OF ST. Johns Lutheran church,
will offciate
BURMAN---In Lenox, Mich. sunday.
March ~. Stella Columbo. beloved
wife OF Clarence w. Burman ana
mother OF Burton. aged 81 years.
Funeral from home, No. 2s5 Brady st.
TO st. Francis church. Wednesday
morning, o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

AAAA-PINE IIIMRER

A.A.N .A.--PINE LUMBER.
Doors, windows, mouldings, stairs. etc
10000 CLEAN. HARD BRICK
~ large windows, long tlmbers, stone
CEDAR POLES 4 HOUSE BLOCKS
Steam radiators, gas pipe, fittings
GOOD 80 Hip. HORIZONTAL BOILER
1908 Mich. hot air furnace, Al condi.
tion; Fine white marble mantel with
shaker CRATE.
Union Housewrecking Co.,
l4TH AND FORT WEST 1868,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
NOTICE
sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING OF 4DEL

sToCKHOLDERs' MEETING OF sDEL-
RAY CoNNECTING RAILROAD co.,
Notice 10 hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Delray Connectins Railroad COM
pany. for the election OF directors and
he transaction of such other business
meeting. will be held at the office OF
the company In the City Of Detroit,
Mich. on Wednesday. March Is. 1911.
ny order OF the directors Of the com.
}. ID. SANDERS,
Secretary.