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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Granfebar!6 repens 2lrp

Oct er allereOe lpngere Si0, iiben
man paa 6pn begpnbte at tale ON en-
iterre Irp pna ID WtiQioner, Der
formentlig Ifuloe tilfaloe pisie aroin.
ger Der paa Zen. 9enne groeiag
bar / 0isie Gage facet fornpet Srt.
teresie, "a Der pluoieIig bar pitt Jig
Sanoipnligbeo for at iaopel ct i%ocial.
oemofratiif WeOlem al Soenie gp.
raa6, 2Grer g. 9. &asmuSien iom
SanOeIsminiiter Wi,us og bans ia.
Mile fan gisre arap paa aruen.
Sagens 6orbiitorie beepnoer |
aaret 1872, ga en- 8rep Mat5feIbt
iammen me0 en- ung 8%onbepige ira
Spn uopanoreOe til Sranfebor; for.
inben bapOe 8igeu imiolerti0 feot en-
Sbn, iom peo 6orRl0reneS afreiie
bIeo iat / Eleie bos Ell Niulls paa
"Wuusgoar0en". Soor oenue Sen
er blepen al, pioe5 life beitemt; ser.
imob er oct iiffert not, at 0reOen, oa
ban ienere afgif oeo OGDEN / Granfe-
bar, eiterIoo fig en- flor aru, iom ban
teitamentereOe til i'm uGgte Son. aae
6orisg paa at finoe Ssnnen og bans
muIige gfterfommere bar biotiI be.
ret forgi9oeS; men Ga ben Eli M
nprmer fig. bOor ben eneeIife Regie-
ring bill tage Mttlionerne / geiioOelie,
bpis arpingerne life meloer fig %
gootgisr gerettigelien al fine &rao,
er Ser MI ioretuset en- llnoeriegeIie,
og oeo benne er oet fonitateret, at Der
fan opre Gale ON TO 6anriIier. 2n-
rer q. q. @asmusien bGpoer nemlig,
at ban neoitammer ira gonoepigens
grooer, og oct er ia~noipnIigt, at
@rep Wat3ielots upgte Ssn er bic.
ben abopteret al ct Meolem al 6ami-
lien Wuus.
s 'oe aqeriioite 0age bar Der imio.
Iertib pitt iig en- ny arping, Der ifelge
Sums. 8enItrebi." ipnes at bare
iPrSeIes CODE CHANGER; oct er @u.
rer Sens geOerien | Sfibbuiene eqer
rettere buns 9one. 8eo en- llnoerie.
seIie af De somle airfebsger / Seoen
err man nemlig fontrnen til bet Reiul-
tat, at Murcrens Some neOitnmmer
ira Den unge ghnis. Dos bpem Bon.
oepigens og @reoens Ssn bIeu opio.
itret; og bun menes tiaige at neo.
itomine ira Den enc al Eigens 8re.
ore, meoens Sr. 81. q. Rasmusien
reoitommer fra Den anoen. Rapnet
Wuus er ct 3ilnaon, iom benbes ia.
Mile ! gamIe Gage bar, og bet ipnes
aiaiort. at Sauoelsminiiteren og
hans Samilie Inlet bar meo oeune
SamiIie Of gjere. Set err oplpit, at
Rurer Sens Qeteriens aones Gloe.
iaoer beo 9iels gilius os par Sis.
mano, og bet err 10 muIigt. at oct er
bam, Der Dor 9rep @atafeIbts Ssm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
6jGTfrte Sapianer.

On ct merfelig a~eiieepentpr BE.
retter BEN amerifanIfe S~fibsbeipt.
ming pna "8uienoa", Tom / bisie
Gage er anfommet til Blpmoutb.
Siitoriens Self er Nioibipman
@riges, iom en- 9at, 90 "8oiensa"
Iaa for anfer | Den sitafrifanife
Snpn Iombas, fit 2anblop iommen
meO fin Ben Clarence Sorn. De be-
npttet begee 2anoIooeu til en- Raa.
neifinsipabiertir / prifoeen. Neppe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Ct SipsepentYr.
On banif Ianb ! Gaaabur.


-
s 1886 uopanbreoe en- ung IaI"
bcrsenier, 9ono. pbarm. anton
Gbriltian Mortenlen. San reilte til
ben ipbamerifanife &epubIif @qua-
Dor, bpor ban tit 4ni9ttelie hos ben
oanife Ipotbefer Sfibbpe / Hepubli-
ferns Sooeoitab Quito, Der iom be.
fienot er @eroens bsiitIiggenbe @p.
5 6 aar bar Wortenien aniat paa
Ipotbefet. Saa fiebte ban bet %
orep bet for egen &egning. Oct par
gpelts eneite apotbef, og fslgelig
blen ben unge aalborgenier mart
pelitaaenbe % ienere rig. gan tit
bel en- &onfurrence = eft Rar Sranif'
mPnb =, men % ben blep feleltg,
fisbte ban bet frantic Ipotbef, 90
ienere bar ban brepet begee 8irf-
f~ombeberne. S Sibens Sob bar ban
tiaiee fiebt 2 grpseerier, og ban pur
berpeo blepen GnitoS lterIte Ne-
rinqsortpenbe.
Sor 1919 Iar iiben blep ban
Gift meo en- 9atter al Quitos tioli'
gere @uoerner, Der tilberer n al
gquaoorS rigeite og melt inolpoel'
iesrige Somilier.
W~ortenien, Der forltben i'm egen
girfiombeo tini9e bar 8anfoireftsr
% alderman iamt | Ell AarrGfte
Groiesior / Semi peb llnioeriitetet,
bpis Softprgrab ban bapbe erbperpet
fig, par meget pioenifabeligt tnteres'
ferret, og i9rlig ittoerebe ban gota-
rif og Semi. Sor nogle aar ltoen
ltogap ban / @oibington en- ret ottt-
fattenoe Brochure ON Sooene Tor
Transformation | Raturen, ct ar-
beioe, Der ifaffeoe bam -megen aner'
fienbelie % pafte Spmerfiombeo
bioenifabelige &reoie.
Mortenien bapbe, iom man fait
tpnfe fig, e~fterbaunoen opnaaet at
blipe en- al Suttos melt artiete Dor
gere, og ban bar en- peliet 8ipIt Dos
De ififtenoe Breiioenter. Dog bog
tebe ban iig meget ombp99eligt for
at bIanoe Jig / Bolitif. 5or Quito
onerne bar % blep ban ale Gage
llbl9noingen, iom bolot Jig itrengt
neutral, men bos bpem man Dog ol-
tio funbe foa ct peloperpeiet og flogt
Spar poa ct Stergsmaal.
Sette fable &eipeft for bans Ner'
ion. @en Inlet politiif Borti og in'
gen politiif Ierion filnoe tage BAN
til SnotGet for fig.
s Morteniens Sorretninger bar I
Sibens Sob flere Ganife pGret an
iattc og er bIeben bilIpet frem. Be
tpoeIige Sanifeliebeoer er Der at
operpinbe, %napnlig for oanlfe 8ors
m%aceuter; De Ifal nemlig tage M
Gran1en / ECUADOR. Wten otsIe Satt'
f~feligbeber bar Wortenien altio be-
reopiaigt biulpet fine 2anosm9no
pper, og bans gieitfrie SuS bill meo
Sofnemligbeb minbes al talrtge
0anife % andre europGere, ionI |
fortere eller lengere Sio bar opGolot
fig | Quito.
Men Guitos tttbe Sieloluft er
life iunb for Dem, Der life er fsot
ben. Mortenien plageoeS al Seper.
ipge og bapbe flere @ange maattet
tage &efreationsopbolo paa 1 aars
Sio | 9anmarf. Sg MI er ban buff
fet unber, fun so aar gammel. San
efterlaoer fig Suitril % 2 Ssnner.
Sor 9anife, Der isger no til Den
&ant al Serben, bpor Den afbsoe lie.
beoe og pirfeoe, er Sobet feleligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26

si 9rrmis neo "9oNcn" ct ar sarnnsl AseIaes aIene for 25 Gents.

or FTHHHF HU FUTrH u Tut FFH ~HWV "F"F TF =" 0eHT'
Set glrScr os ut hume meobeIe be al bore gbounenter. iom enSnu life bar
aunnfft ia fordnrcts inoboIosriae Sdh, at bette tan erbooes for 25 Gents
ga CpIast or sanfe tort, baaber hi at hume tdfrhsfiae be mango. Tom uoer
StI snfer at anfafe ia Del,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Samilie-gasnine.
llurnrr 50. 1911-1912

(5i grGmie ms Soften" ct aar 5orHuo) -sei@s ane for b Gents.
utter CT ct NOT @mo hst til ben lanae 8rHe of Sotefrter ion "7ooral'
Tofcr" anr cfr aar bar icubt no til fine g5omenhr unSer 3tden "5amdies
Srsrra~. SIR SO or set f7e / R0Heu
camille s2rsnine~ bcGrr life Irneer ucaen SutrpSuthou. Gen taller for
fp fc FtrIeu er pItRubt im fa. % ct mt Smo pI fHerfs hHies oI'
fonrnru al ale im en- "Geeorabs 8ohen~s srfre bar aio Gngt lin Smag for
600 uhrbolNeuSe rs bIrrenNe 9rSutnG for 2aseu, % hi tor rerfor c9hd tar
trp1t poerInoe BET ne 9nb til bore 2Giers 9eesumeie
Sonen euler sGSesrnet Gst al 3par srter smanbtaOrhr ON 4r.
w Hrfone Seden: lpcbtforier - Gen famine SIsru. - Singer Slrterpuae og
Wigrneu $500 treuep a. gPunfboImeu anua5 Smeun1er. - Arueu ira Srnset
- SDurmrn. - Rrnftn euninarI. @b 9no. YbIos. Olaf Rangirter (Slus
trent) ~ Smnbra. af SobS. q. Wit. 30 Cara. CT Smmnrfsbueoe at O.
2 ~ SiscnS ScnmcIgbcocr. (Suuturctl - Ssudamerateu. EorRutna -
Senptcnbe Suhc. 49, Sualfauah pS 2Haebapstpieu. (Suufreut). timber
9nrapIpeu. ara &oracs 5orts. Sprtrnugtr ira SRbreIrubets Srfore. @ee
Suh YouHcn (Suuireren. Stdr 9trhug 90 NSaf Sdne aonsbeles Snbtdeefe
AT @euberne. @rlug SfnHes saI> SperrS Sale fr ShWt paa 2spuISene
Sperres admp mob @enberne Oslo SmriaIoet gioaros on HesuIf Sadross
bpmr. Sdaton 6aaionsious garnScul - 9reacns SulaiGa. - Gsserbppems
Ggues % @pagrfnnh. - ut gcbraa 49, Ole Bills 7s % Soroef9rb. (Saufres
u). 49, SinHcu. Sortrnna af q. g. @regcrien. - SNherse. (Slurere). -
grstsSla. Gf Sbar Srtcr. - Ears Ynb6en. - aerppInnet hos Spr 81 glante.
- SauaIimt. Sot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
2GlDrc Nmmre al
e~gamilie= rd$ninQ~~

gi Tan nnbdle necenfaacnoe GIcre Ennre al "SamfHes eGsntns. fun
irrfit rie paa ct gmt og nfbtrenoe Snoboo. gi bar amt bette rbpdlg
meb ole aIbp for gc o8 raar ri tar eetnsnfna obie 9efsrs btqtse erts
tor Ri trp9t Il, at teon 2Getof Tan ie faces. geare at 5urtrlugerue
'6nuIessGsur8" esner f9 osaa ppPerHs for 9stleSnns baaSe Sienmet
og Observation-Disclosures.
&i 1l Hebenfor fremtGbe en- lbeu Gel al bbert 5efRs Snohob:
gumer 8. u3 5berL
Gn imstf Gi@lsr. areluSnsu. - epen.eurs. 9eHe gumr er ubfhrt
meo 10 fnpeage Slmibier. Sefrt 25c Snob. 40c
gumtr %. d5s siOer.
Sphsnt. Rurear - Geha. Sumorele. - Rprr epit. II pare 9pe.
6etet 25e. Srbb. 40c
Rumer 90. u6 SioerL
stSmubcrcr. - 4 Sfnorier AZ ouns 5eluno WnIoGrapeen o. bans
sunrn al glnrt Snan So Et al elias Nrrmmer Seet 25G Snob. 40e
Runner "a. $50 Si6ere
Soma Claws Sruoenui. - Ia Ella Reruum o. Bitter SGrtu Hube ipnre
grondo. Gtertpr at SGcob q. guu - ghnin. elsie NJ 3iang Semet 25e.
gnmer 28. G5s 5herL
Gpbanfteuu. - Gn auhrtH Eritebpnoes 5ort9aing. - Suorleoes ct
HrRri inplsees. - Rurne SiSmGRo. 5efet 2G SuobmpeH Zoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
seta,ieret SnSbolSsfortesueiis.

@ob Sf Tgt nf gPnrgurrtbe aPurtbe. ann Rutoses Observation-Disclosures.
III eeonure ahtiou @o 9iaeber. 5ars 9atter. Sortrang On Nmpel
Irbrisrr. - WsrcarS 6ahes @enfGrb. - Sra EorseS Sprte. 6ort6uhnger az
6Gbremnoes 6tforh pb Bah. GH6 RanHen: - Saeet peo RahartalU. = GIo
8rbgpnon oe @lGnherne. - dsbicn Sesbnue. - Maon - 8sl Snusefou
@anbibnmgn: Dob Turner's affrleisheS. - : Gpeutrrlans, Sortraius
Srre ! IT Sns, vi > 5atutleo @arin nbHsns eishr; W SUB =
Rpns EHdns Sur. vi Sobnune guat - Iu n hstR 5iHerbp. Nv en Sps
manosprUftbne @o siGds = st sdss paa gennboinsn. w caroline SS5tte
Semen. - Cransutansens Rebe. - Epetfr for SHsnheo % Dnbe. geS gnles
Der sOSneoes stneae piaer FIN 9n@i: SS siasSer :. siaiss Dsassu-
ssS sisrisSbihorie IsoOelt AZ 9heitsr Rarmnnn - ssrae snr. Wy pehr
gg@. - 9ot OF SrGft - Tprenes 3Ispt go @iaener. - Smaahrhr fw
sWn. = sobatspoieu. geo gRber slneu im ahet % 5onssr. @S Bill
k@r - 9nbiuinct iOm s6bletpp. gPeb 9tu6c. - Wre sierIisbS. digit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
notwithstanding atnnnrr 80.
(Sri grrmie iteo "Roi
For 1tunnommeu

u
(Si grGnie mb Soften" ct ar SprHnb)SsGIses ahuc for 25 Gents.
gi ten@er GpmGriontecen pa Be glnre gunrre af '9nmliesarsning'.
fou huoes pechccret RrrnieIten. vi bte HaI oi ipechIt femb1ne Rr. SO,
iol ct tortnrfeIq Sete for lneooumtI oois Sntsnsien for at lrt. Rorf
nuloe rare Ibeut bkrot De unge Shmmet. pb benz ct grcmhar bbr al "Sdmis
u aersrtne" Rr 82 90 ri er fier poh at De ipanosnbe Os UGtenoe 1tort.
tories" bill brnqe Sueresen on Sefet Tom err rit tqufrert tnbehcner Sors
trummr at Sacob g. gun, Snns Adurub, Der Etle a mduoe andre gueer
Stpner er odna pa gugelt aomihe 8tuebirnr afbrpber ret ion bet er Sgsn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
$2.5 50 ShirtwaiStS at $1.19

Positively we've never had such values in waists before and any woman wishing new
 stylish waist cannot afford to pass these gar ments. There are the plain tailored effects as we'll as the elaborately trimmed and embroidered waists; both white mercerized or colored en-
 broidery, high or Dutch necks. CT 1O Values to $2.5O Choice D1e
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28

Mrs. n. S. Davies and Miss Irene
KAISER. after spending several days
here visiting with Mrs. Davies mother,
Mrs. Hugh Quigley. have returned to
their homes in Crookston.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
MRS. CUDAHY SAYS
STORIES NOT TRUE

Pasadena, CAL. Dec. 27.-Mrs.
Jack" Cudahy, whose sensational
separation from her husband in Kan
sas City brought her into the lime
light and the are Of whose children
was later a matter of %dissension. is in
Pasadena for the holidays. In a snug
bungalow on the grounds of the Hotel
Maryland she has set up a temporary
home and has her four children with
her.
She arrived in the city quietly last
Wednesday with five trunks of Christ
mas presents and things to make the
little cottage homelike, and declares
that the time since has been a steady
round of pleasure for herself and the
youngsters.
Twill you make any effort to take
the children back home with you?"
she was asked.
No" she said. ''They shall rcmain
at the convent until their education is
completed"
Asked if Cudahy will also pass the
Christmas holidays with the children,
hse said she did not think so, hut
that he might come on to see them
later.
There have been lots of things said
about lis that are "ot true she said.
Il do not attend Bohemian
and you know l don't drink. I dom
see why ! should be prosecuted. NV
shoulders are broad and I can carry
a lot on them. but ! have children and
it hurst me for their sake"
Jacks Dance
Every Saturday night. Dancing
from 9:50 to ~ o'clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
SOME HOPE
Relieved That Coal Surplus May Re.
dNcc Price

OWCC fI1Cc
Washington. Dec. 2B-There was an
otsrprodiction Of coal this year and
a CONSEQUENT struggle for trade which
depressed prices. in the opinion ex-
pressed today by Edward W. Parker,
coal statistical for the United States
geological survey. Mr.. Parker added
that there a been few more un.
satisfactory years in the history of the
GOA! mining industry and that prices
We're depressed to such an extent that
when TIN" total returns for the year
were footed up. the balance probably
would be on the wrong side of the
ledger. although tho production Of coal
in the United States for the wear was
probably second only to the record
year of 1910.
THE anthracite industry in 1911"
he said. probably was as firm az any
other in the country. A part OF the
increase In production was due to
the stocking Of fuel in anticipation Of
April l. 1912, when the wage agree
ments terminate. The bituminous
trade on the whole. has been demon
allied and d~iscouraging and much Of
the business was conducted at a loss.
The principal cause for this. particu-
larly in the eastern states. has been
the depression in the iron trade"
The total production of coal for the
year is estimated at $50, 600 tons
only 11.OO0,0 900 less than in 1910. OF
this years production 400, 00O, 900 tons
was bituniinoUs coal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
X * X i \ Il X 4 4 = 4
PERSONALS.
$685. $3.50 II

+. Edwards of Drayton is spending
the day in the city on business.
]. /. DauGhenbaugh of Crookston
Is spending the day here on business
affairs.
w. A. Weddaugh Of Westhope is a
business visitor in the city today.
G.. H. Harrison is 81 visitor in the
city today from Tagus.
Ed Church and G.. Trum nf tnkStcr
are spending the day in the city.
c. w. Orchard was registered i'll the
city Wednesday evening from, L.awton.
p. J. lverson Of Michigan Is spend
ing the day in the city.
G. X. Lasha,n was registered here
u" Wednesday evening from Devils
Lake.
Fred Dean was an arrival in the city
Wednesday ceninG from Mimic.
W X. Jerks Of .Arvilla is spending
u few days in the city on business
matters.
Attorney Fred \. Kelly of Iakota
is spending the day in the city OH
legal business.
Judge W. J. KnceShaw Was a Wis
itor in the city Wednesday from Pcn-
bina.
j. c. Williams Of McCanna is
spS'llNIHs tue udN VcIc dtlSTlull1S 10
business matters.
n. A. Presler Was registered in the
city Wednesday evening from Valley
City.
w. Fl. Rinde OF Grafton was All
arrival in the city OF Wednesday cv-
ening.
Roy 4, Nelson is here from, Bis
marck for a few days.
O. A. Trageton was a business Wis
I Q In the city on Wednesday from
Northwcod.
f. F. Lee OF Gilhy is spending the
day in Grand Forks.
a.. S. Anderson Of Overly is in Grand
Forks on business.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. f.. .Arnot OF Graf
ton were in Grand Forks "Wednesday
evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
TeIenl,onc C,t

st. Petersburg. Dec. 2s.-The latest
reports from Tabriz that the
telephone line to Julia has been cut.
Julia is a small town in trans-Cau-
casia. on the Aras river. less than n
hundred miles from Tabriz. 1t wa.
from this point that the Russian rein
forcements were dispatched to Tabriz
several days ago. About 200 Cauca-
sian Fidais. including a number Of
ieaders Ned that night to Karadagh.
with the intention. it is believed of
crossing the Russian frontier. A
Russian guard has been placed over
the Russian bank, and the Citadel
over which the Russian hati flies, is
occupied by a Russian rife regiment.
The fifth Chasseurs with an artii-
lery detachment. has forced its way
through to Eaghichemal. a suburb OF
Tabriz to Join the Russian forces en-
camped there. There were several
skirmishes along the road on the
march from Julia and at Sunset yes
terdaE artillery and machine gun FIRE
could be heard in the distance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
Watchnight Services.

Plans have been completed for the
New Years watch services which will
3" held at the City Mission next Sum
day evening. Prof. c. c. McCown,
Rev. r. n. Mccoy. c. II. Howard and
Prof. Lehman will he speakers. while
there will be several special musical
The mission is located at
llo4 Bulge avenue and all are in
vited.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
Rathpatt. Woman Injured

BathEate FINK Paper: Mrs. +. y.
Burrows Slipped ON tn. walk in front
Of the Hills & Manning store on Fri
dey afternoon and struck her Back on
the corner of the cement stops. re-
caiving injuries Of so serious a nature
that she had to De carried home and
for several days was confined to her
bed. although it is thought no per-
manent injuries were received.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
-coNsECRATEp

Chicago, Dec. 27.-ReV. Y. z. Toll
today was consecrated s%uffragan bish-i
op OF the Protestant Episcopal church
OF the diocese OF Chicago. The cere-
in the presence Of prominent mem
hers Of the diocese. The conservation
Of Bishop Toll makes him the third
snffragan bishop II the United States
the others being 1he suffragan bishops
of New York and Philadelphia.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
RUSSIA DECIDES
ON STERN MEASURE
Will Show No Mercy to Per-
STA in Enforcing Russian
Order

London. Dec. 2S.-The Russian gov
has decided upon stern meas
ures to suppress disorders at Tahriz
and other disturbed Persian towns.
The d~islocstion of the telegraph lines
makes it impossible to get a reliable
narrative Of the outbreaks. Yet 1t
cannot be doubted that a situation of
the gravest completely has arisen.
AS reports Of Russian progress in
Persia and stories of the indiscrimin-
ate killing Of natives in Tabriz and
Resht and Of the destruction of Per-
sia's constitutional government under
Russian to cease fighting. the inhahi-
tants too no steps to defend them
selves. but the Russians renewed the
bombardment. firing from the e~nvirons
OF their consulate at wonen and other
innocent Persians. They wound
ed or made captive the wives and chill
dren Of many respectable citizens and
set fire to numerous buildings and
mosques.
The inhabitants still remained
quiet on December Is. but the ferocity
OF the Russians greatly increased.
They killed many women and children
and a large number Of buildings were
burned by them. If tomorrow they
do not desist from their savage attack,
the inhabitants will be compelled to
defend themselves.
we beg you to communicate this
telegram to the principal newspapers
and influential centers Of Europe"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
WEDDING AT FISHER.
Miss F1oy Merrill and Edward Hol-
lands United in AIarriaCe.

4 wedding which too place at
Fisher Wednesday and which will be
of interest locally is that of Miss Floy
Mer-'" to Edward Hollands. The
ceremony was performed at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the brides
home. The bridal couple were at
tended by Miss Lucille Gakstad and Ira
Merrill. The brides dress was of
white silk marquisette over white
satin and she carried a huge bouquet
of bridal roses. a reception was held
in their honor last evening at the
O'Brien hall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-28
CONTEST CASES DISMISSED
S%tipulations Were Filed With District
Court ut CrookStOn Today
Council Remains the Same.

Stipulations were filed in the district
this morning by the attorneys in
the East Grand Forks election contest
cases in which actions were dimissed
without costs to either party. An
agreement was reached Wednesday
whereby the cases were to be dismiss
ed.
The city council will. as a result of
the agreement. remain the same for
the coming two years as at the present,
being composed Of five O'Leary adj
herents and one Independent.
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Everybody Invited

To attend the watch night service.
December 81 at the City Mission. 11O4
Rudge avenue. The speakers of the
evening will he Rev. Mccoy. Prof.
McCown, G.. IT. Howard and Prof.
Lehman. Special music. Every night
Tor TWO weeks following watch night
service there will 10 special evangel-
istic services at the mission.
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M'es;eS N'IIara. the we'll known
5a;hgat. resi!rEt who recently suf-
erred 81 very sever. fracture OF the arm
is r.cuvcrli.s sapidly aud will soon
t. &c the :.ec ;sa OF the member again.
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..BEsT ON EARTH.

This is the verdict of r. J.. Howell.
Tracy. O.. who bought Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for his wife. "Her
case was the worst l have ever seen.
and looked like a sure case Of con-
sumption. Her lungs we're sore and
she coughed almost incessantly and
her voice was hoarse and weak.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
brought relief at once and less than
three bottles effected a complete cure"
McGrath's Pharmacy.
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Il had been troubled with constipa-
ton for two years and tried all of the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn. and
they could do nothing for. me- writes
Thos. +. Williams, Middleboro, Ky.
Two packages of ~Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me-
For sale by all dealers.
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The aui"':er u cold is gotten :ia CT
che less .iang.r from pneumonia. and
other serious diseases. MFR. -. w. l..
Halt of Waverly. Va, says: FIRM
~ believe Chamkerlain's Cough Rem
edy to be absolutely the best prepa-
iei;on on the market fol- colds. I
have recommended It to my friends
ana they all agree with me-" For
sale oy al. dealers.
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When your feet are vet and cold.
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure. take a big
dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
battle your feet in hot water before
going to bed, and you arc almost
certain to ward off n severe cold. For
sale by all druggists.
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Enjoycd His Vacation.

Emil Burgess. manager of the
HouRh dairy lunch. returned home
Wednesday evening from Sank Cen
ter. Mimi. where with his wife he
spent Christmas with relatives. thor
ouEhly enjoying the event. Mrs. Bur-
CESS will remain there for some time.
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AN ALARM AT NIGHT

That strikes terror at the entire
household is tho loud. hoarse and me-
tallic cough of Group. No m%istaking
it. and fortunate then the lucky par
ents who keep Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound on hand. H. w. Cassel-
man. Canton. N. Y, says: 1T is worth
its weight in gold. Our little children
are troubled with Group and hoarse-
ness. and all we give them is Foley's
Honey and TAI Compound. l always
have a bottle of it in the house." Nc
Grath's Pharmacy.
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Former I,ai,road Commissioners.

Among he prominent visitors in
Grand Forks today is Simon Westhy
~ Wi!listnn. formerly a member of
inr S,a.n railroad commission
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Standard Bearers Met.

The Standard Bearers met at 8
o'clock this afternoon at the home of
Miss Lottie Rees at 101S Walnut
street. The second chapter of the
text book was studied and Miss Alice
WEIGH gave a reading. Miss EVELYN
Van Dusen favored with Il vocal solo.