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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
@aribmaa ON. guSSins.

Gn tpppet Spiieife granulateb
8elatin opIsies / liot folbt 8anb, en-
balp &op fogenbe 8anb bGIoes oper
ben. 2 @ggebpioer piifes itipe, y
Sop Sufter bruises oper og pispes
iammen meb sgggebnioerne tiaige.
meb 8elatinen, iorn b9loes | Iiot ei-
ter Iibt, ibet man belle Sioen pisper,
og man mac BRUCE en- Of De fiaoe
gGggeDisperne, life Ell al Dem, Tom
gaar nteo Sull. Saa bar man ga.
Mile euer anoen "Smag" t. % en-
lioen alppe Salt pg pisper BET iaa,
til oct err aloeles Itipt. Oct bellies
/ Sorm, bpppet / folot 8ano, ben
bp9lpes no folb og ierperes meb en-
GAUGE lanet al De TO sGgseblommer.
en- Sop 100 Relf, 8 Spiieifeer Sui.
fer, liot Salt og 8anilie eiter Smag.
Zen foses UNDER itabig Rering, til
ben er INF og ieuu. Bnooineen fan
narieres. Mon fan I. Or. BRUCE en-
baIp Stop @ppeliinioit iitebetfor BET
fogenoe gano, eaer Saften Of en- 81.
iron og fpIoe pp meo fogenoe @ano,
iaa Oct bIir en- balp Sop. s begge
Silfeioer mao man bape Saften
eaer Sait-oe.8 dnoet fogenoe, naar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
Nuoip0oontme.

alnriieps eczema SpeeiRe ptl abfplnt turcre &C.
sema, Saii RbeuHi, Barter ,3tf, Riuserm. e3dul.
Sdar, alse o. mango andre Suoineoomme. Eenoes
pr. Bot Tor 80
g.. u. @afdfisH, en- lerrstniussHaHh | gsarri6, Y.
o., ffrtper ~3ea lee al Gesema rs Var. isgte rndHae
eR0er uben npgen cteIp. men On <e af alHflptye
GcBema Saipe helbreoeoe miG.~
S. Almkioy, norsk Apctheker, cooperstown. NO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
ira Ssbuiet, ifuloe ct SSbuS uleo en-

ira Ssbuiet, ifuloe ct SSbuS meo en-.
feIte gorhp9gee giere Rptte.
Oct er ingen foitbor afiGre at
bpgge ct tienIigt Ssbus % fplbe oct,
og qisr man bet M ibeit, TER man
til Sommeren igien bIipe eIao oner,
at oet blep giort. 6or 5armere, Der
bar liot ltofomme, err oct bare Ell
Sntlle Siltoa ON at giere.
HaaS % @inf.
On Of bisie Sage piI Gintercn for
alpor meIoe fin gnfomit. Oct giGI.
Der Of bore forbereot.
- &c efter, ON Der err tor Seo og
ct goot Splag al altl eaer Srpnoe
/ 8eoifuret mn!
- &po op rrnbt StoIoe % lto-
butte, pe ie efter, ON Der er goo Cop
paa Ssitaffene, inben @interitor.
meme begpnoerl % er life alital-
De, Ssniebitie og 8riiebuie bpiopas
Ifebe inboenoigt oaereoe, er BET MI
paa bgi Sio, of oct bliper giort.
en- Igronom fortGller os, at
en- Girls / Iarets Sob prooucerer
8isoiel for s Collars.
= Suit mt er oct ben rette Eio at
begpnoe meb en- liben Slot Soiier al
Ell goo Race. Seliige % fife for
gomIe bsr oe bore. Sauer fan III
fiebes for rirelig Tris.
= aae Segn tpoer paa, at tint
SlagtefpGg oil fomnte til at boloe
fig / goo 8ris. Der err minbre Slage.
freaturer / be Soreneoe Stater, END
man ifuloe tenfe, beres Oct no til.
- Wan fan sobt plante Bier eaer
"@ilops" ON Soften, bpiS man
planter Cuttings, bpilfet err Oct
melt alminoeIige. Selo ON man ben.
ter til gaarerL er oct beoit at ifi9re
fig Cuttings" ON Soften og CRAZE
neo biSie ct Steo til Saaren.
- ut Sr9fbeite blir iagebe / fnlot
Sprang neboper bratte Batter og
bortoper ltenI9nbt, uieun Wfarf meo
en- 8ogn eIer SlRbe, er en- al aaria-
gerne til, at Der finbes iaa faa Glore
SeIte meo fire friife Ben.
= 9et mnatte bore Ell rig Wtano,
iom fl,nbe babe Haao til aar efter
@ar at fsbe paa en- baarlig au.
= &alfunbener fan man meo
Selb bape, til De er fire eller fem
@ar gomle, mems bet er beoit at faa
fig en- ny aalfunbane bpert Iar.
= Den Wanb, iom bar mere 2anb
UNDER S9noer, END ban fan arbeioe
sobt, bar obifiaige @cres for meget.
= Spis man opleier Ell unce
"Gampbor" / ct Girno imeltet, fog
beb Smult og ifummer al Sfummet,
iamt blanber / iaa meget "blacf
2eab", at glanOingen faor Sern-
farpe, bar man Ell goo "g0aling"
for ale blanfe Staalflaoer poa Wea-
Ifineri og Jfesifaber, Der berpeo be.
IfptteS moo Rult. Man gnioer al
"Wtalingen" isien ON "a Elmer.
Gen ifal oa babe siort iaa meget, at
Staalflaberne / flere Waaneber boil
Ser fig blanfe og fri for &uit.
= Oct ffaber life at ienoe til
"MiaiI Srber" Suie efter = &ata-
loqer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
quiet no Rfokkrnft.
Rebiseret al en- praftiif SusmobsL
gauana-Salat.

A Bananas flepeS l~angSefter og
Iegges uboper Solatblaoe, iom er
laet paa SIS, efter at De err paifet, iaa
De blir rietig iprpoe. Sper Bananas
bellies Waponnaiie og nogle finbaf.
febe. galnsbfierner Itrpes ODER. Saa
formes imaa Boiler al Ieufdatel-
Dit, og bisie lGgges en- paa bper SIDE
al bper 8ananal9ngbe. Reufdatel.
Siteboaerne ppnter Salaten ibGrt
pent og giper en- M, pifaut Smag
til Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
SYeoelaeene.
gpsbelass Observation-Disclosures IpSc
minneapolis SSe Npu. 1911.

Utpue puioles SpuIU Sloe Sull'
mercial Clubs 2ofaler og blep faloi
til Sroen at Sormanben, Baitor 6,
y. Sborfpeen, | fraftige o9 for Spg-
belagsbep9gelien opmuntrenbe Orb,
boorefter Der itrebeS iii 8aIg. Eait,
Sborfpeen gicnpalgtes til Sormano
o. Wartiu ~lllpeitab palgtes til Sc
fretpr.
Teferaett fra forriae Isbe bier
opI9it, og Rooneopraab foretogcs,
SsIgenbc HeprGientanter bar til
Itebe: Sra "galbris Sambono"
grof. 81. 81. @ebIen, Stialpatcr, Rin-
neiota, og 9enoir SoIoal, &oieau,
Wimn. "SeleIaget", &eboftsr u. u.
Grppaten, Sarge, q. O.; "Rume.
oalsIaget", Statsienotor Serbisrn
s. Strsm, Sidsboro, q. O.; "8ub-
bronbsbolSloeet", EaIt. 8. 9. Shor-
fpeen, ct. Somes, Minn.; "Ersnoer'
Iaget", q. s. glomgren, Rinneapo'
lis; "S9tersoaISlaget", gi. @isrn,
araa, Starbicf, Winn.; "Rorbfiorb'
Iaeet", 8aitpr g.. 3. Melanb, Sobi,
@iS., og Baitor n. Inberien, Ga
crosse, @iS. "2moinaslaget", &ap'
tein &. a. Hoiina, 9ooe, Sa.; got
ninoSIaaet", Sobon 6. 8ron, Spring
@rope, Minn. "giteroslsIoget", Sic.
ooftsr sb. Geeen, WiuneapoIis;
"Senomsrelaget", Martin lllpeitob,
RinncapoIis; "SobelanosIaget", z.
81. @aIbp og Ser Sacobien, Suoion,
@is.; "Solunglaget", amunb Git.
moe, @rano Sorts, q. O.; "Sun.
oaIslaget~, 6. g. SIabpeo, 2afc
Gitp, Winn.; "apisienIaget", Sbore
@~unberion, 8eIoit. Soma; "Saroou-
gerlaget", @oqert Siloabl, Siour
Soas, g.. 9af. Com raoogipenoe
Weolemmer optoges u. 3. Retpgarb,
Ren Iihlono, Rinn., Weblem al
"MisIenIoaet", oe Arne 8. Solm,
SoipIen, Rinn., al "Souinglaget".
Sfrioelier opIGites fra grof. 3.
g RiItub, 5ergus Sails, @tinn,, al
"1renberGaset"; 4oitor s. q. 60
banien, Spicer, Iinn., at "Norb'
lonoslaget~; Iaitor :. II. Reoerion,
Rinneapolis, al "SeIbuloget".
llbtaIeIierne al DC fremmsote Ge'
prpIettanter % / Sc i~noicnbte 9reoe
gif no poo, at DC io~rifieaiae 2ag bao-
Sc beiluttet at oeItage | SGlesfeiten
Den t7oe Wai 1914, og at man bill
De bore boer lin Del al Oct iinaniiele
anipor forbunbet meo Soften. Co
gene bopoe ogino ubtnlt liz | Sopsr
al ct Saqesorgan; bog meo Senipn
til bette iibite, iaa bonbe man life
billet binoe fig til noger beitemt BE-
ilutning e1er sSorm, fsreno Sogen al
Ter forelr9aes 2agenes reipcftiue
Iarsmeoer.
SsIgenbe bolgtes til GeioIutions-
fomite: Brof. 9eb(en, Rebaftsr
5ropaten, Senotor Strsm, giarne
9isrnaraa og Re6aftsr Ggaen.
Gaa Soranlebning at ct greo ira
Senator 6. 8. Sborpe. @iamar,
Minn., Observation-Disclosures 5or-
manb, beotoges fslgenbe SorIog:
Observation-Disclosures Tor De forfieaige
9pg6elog iomlet ! Rsoe / @inuea-
polls oen Soe Rooember 1911 tiaa.
Der fla at anbefale til Reolemmerne
al Be reipeftipe gpgoelag at beltaee
efter Gpne / ben SnoiamIins, ionl
MI gisres til @inoesaoen til Rorse
i 1914"
Ia BET blep nPpnt af Here ReprG.
Ieutanter, at gpsoelassbepaselien
par blepen misforitaaet poa enfelte
Sob, beilutteoe Wsoet at labe Scr
manben oe SefretGren inorpffe | De
norif.amerifanife Blade en- Reoegis-
relic meo Senipn til 9pgoelasenes
0psape, iGrlis meo Senblif paa
Samarbeioe melem De reipeftiue
Sag.
Reiolutionsfomiteen rappcrtereoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
Spebffe-S unfiIe.

u Guno Speoifer foges meb pasie
meget Suffer. Raar De er folbe, to-
geS Stenerne no % 3 itippiifeoe
g@ggebpioer reres iammen meo Dem.
Sau Def op / en- inuirt Sorm, iteg bet
20 Rinuter og ipis Oct meb piifet
Gle0e til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
&urer otue Snae Sous.

9aa en- Sunce=8atfe at Giepta=
apne bps bin Gpptbefer oa OPP
lgs bet / en- @allpn 8anb. Sin en-
Spiieltefulo | en- Quart 9rittepano.
Iieptasone furerer &Dlera, Sno=
bplos1nabpmme % Rpup.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24

S room house for rent. good shade and
lawn. Inquire 625 N. 9th St. 5stf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
= ++++++++++++++4
SCHOOL NOTES
,+++++++++++++ : =

Prof. c. H. Williams of the State Uni
versity visited the High School an We'd
nesday. Mr.. Williams is sent by the
State University to visit the high schools
with the view OF completing the list of
accredited schools whose graduates are
to be admitted to college without exam
ination,
Appropriate exercises were held in the
buildings in honor of Lincoln's and Wash
ington's birthdays. Representatives OF
the 6. A. R. visited the Liberty and
Washington buildings on Monday. and the
high school on Wednesday. The severe
weather prevented visits to the country
schools.
Mrs. Amy Morgan. sister of Miss Alice
Burke and formerly Of this place. died at
Walls Walla. Washington. Feb. 18th. and
was buried on Monday of this week.
This report came as severe shock to
the members of the family, who have the
full sympathy.of the teachers at this time
Our basket ball team with coach, Mr..
Fred A. Wilson. will go to Pueblo Friday
afternoon to play the Central and Cen
tennial teams. 1t row seems that our
boys must play both teams on the same
day. as the Central team refuses to play
on Saturday evening because of some
other school function which is to be held
at that time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
THE PYTHIAN
HOSTS ASSEMBLE
For Eighth Annual District
Convention
COMMEMORATE FORTY.
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
OF Founding of the Order-Arkansa.
Valley Lodges Were Well
Represented

Tne eighth anniversary Of the organ
ization of District No. ]. Knights Of
Pythias of Colorado. and the forty-seventh
anniversary Of the founding of this great
fraternal order. was celebrated with a
bumper meeting CT Pythians in this city
on Monday.
District No. /. or the Arkansas Valley
District. K. Of p. as it is popularity known.
embraces the lodges of the valley from
Pueblo to Holly. and they were all in
evidence here. the La Junta and Manzan-
ola lodges being especially well repre-
ssnted at the convention Monday after
noon. There was. of course. splendid
attendance of Rocky Ford Knights.
Several interesting papers-notably a
historic review Of the order from the time
Of its founding IN Washington by Justis
H. Rathbone. Feb. le. 1864. and upon
the Endowment Rank-were read; reports
were made by the lodges and district
officers showing the order to be in a
flourishing condition. and the business
session closed by selecting Manzanola as
the next meeting place and eleeting the
following officers:
President-J. F. Legge. Manzanola
VICE Presiden,-W. F. Green. Rocky
Ford
Seeretary-G. H. Winehell. La Junta
Treasurer-W. L. Cloves. Manzanola
In the early evening the Knights were
the guests Of Manager Todd, and enjoyed
an excellent vaudeville and moving picture
show at the Grand. and shortly after 6
o'clock they again assembled in X. OF r
hall. where the rank Of Esquire was con-
ferred upon Ferd Polhemus. F. L. Drew
and DR.. Roy Brown by = degree team
composed Of some Of the best Pythisn
talent in the state.
A splendid banquet followed and
brought to a close one Of the bes. at
tended and most enjoyable convention.
ever held in the district.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24

The biorraphers appointed by the George " ..
Swink Memorial association are hnding n
number of incidents In the life OF our re-
yered Senator that have never been In print
and believing that these anecdotes and in
cident- should not be forgotten the Enter
prise will for an Indefinite period contain
one OF these stories:
In the pioneer days Of old Rocky Ford.
when everything used in daily consump-
general utility man was very necessary.
George ". Swink was known for his
resoureefulness and in case Of an emerg-
ency was always sent for. As repre-
tentative pioneer we could expect him to
be able to build a house. put together
far m implement or shoe horse, but the
profession Of doc tor or surgeon was out
Of the usual line Of even a frontiersman.
When Mr.. Swink's brother-in-law fell
and broke his wrist horse was saddled
and a man started for Fort Lyons. 40
miles away. to bring the government sur
geon. But the patient was in great pain
and Brother George was called in to see
what could be done. He Immediately set
to and whitfield out some splints, set the
bones and bandaged the arm.
It was over a week before the surgeon
arrived, as he was away on another er-
rand Of mercy when the messenger reach
cd the fort. After he had examined the
wrist he said there was nothing for him
to do. The break was in as good con-
diton as could be desired.
Mr.. Dennis. the brother-in-law. lived in
the community for thirty years. and until
his death. and often showed the wrist
with pride. saying it was just as good as
the other.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

Five acres, one mile from city,
Full Catlin water right. Price
$1,000.
Five acres, one half mile frcm
city. Ideal chicken ranch, five
room house, barn, etc. Price
$4,000.
Ten acres, six room house,
splendid location, mostly in al
falfa. Price $4,000.
Ten acres, one-fourth mile from
city. A bargain. Price S21Oo.
Ten acres, five miles from city,
seven acres in alfalfa, good four
room house, good barns. etc.-Will
trade for clean city property.
Price $4,000.
Fifteen acres, three room house,
Rocky Ford water, acre orchard,
balance in alfalfa and melons.
Price $4,000.
Forty acres, all in alfalfa. Cat
lin water. Close to city. Price
5000 per acre.
Twenty acres, $1,000 worth of
Improvements. Close to city.
Price $1,000.
Fifty acres, no improvements.
SNAP if taken soon. Price
$500.
Seventy acres. good six room
house, nice orchard, plenty of
shade. Land irrigates fine. J in
alfalfa. Price $4,000.
Four room house, fifty #. lot,
$3.50 will handle equity on this
property. Price $3.50.
Six room modern up to date
place, good barn, lot 60 #. frcnt.
Price $1,000.
A good 120.acre ranch for
rent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
COLD WEATHER
Causes Postponement of Ball and
Entertainment at ManzanoIa

On account Of the cold weather. the ball
and evening entertainment that was to
have been given at Manzanola today in
connection with the Hearst Trophy eele-
bration. has been postponed. The dinner
at o'clock and the afternoon program
will be given and it is hoped that large
number Of Rocky Ford friends will be
present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
Honor Lincoln and Washington

The birthday anniversaries of the
Father Of His Country" and the Martyr
President" were remembered and obser-
we'd on Feb. % with appropriate exercises
in the high school. The Grand Army
and many patriotic citizens gathered in
the high school auditorium. which was
nicely decorated for the occasion. and a
splendid patriotic program was carried
out by the old veterans and students. as
follows:
Recitation on---- Florence Helm
Reading Ralph Collins
NcH CdII 800 ---------- Nutn r1dii
Reading James Hall
Addresses $1,000
---Comrades Sloan. Hall and Minor
America" Audience
For Sale White Leghorn eggs for hatch
ing. also some good Buff Orpington cock
erels. Delivered IL needed. Phone Ranch
LIS G. Nevihger. 5stf
room house for rent. good shade and
] lawn. Inquire 625 N. 9th St. 5stf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24

Waffles and hot coffee at the Presby-
terian Church next Thursday evening.
March 2. under the auspices Of the Young
Ladies class. You are cordially invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24
Enjoy Piano Recital

A piano recital was given by part Of
Mrs. A. H. Beavers pupils at the Baptist
church on Tuesday evening. The follow
ing program was given and greatly en-
ioyed by those present:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24

Globe suits will suit you. Get them at
The Toggery Shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-24

Fresh milk cow for sale. Paddock &
Bowman. Phone Blue 754 SIT
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
THE LATEST is A NEW
TOWN ON THE STRIP"
Beach Man Proposes 10 Es-
tablish a New Town on
the N. p. at State Line

A new town between this city
and Yates is not onl y possibility
but is practically y an assured thing.
Mr.. II. G. Jensen recently COM
pleted a deal for quarter section
OF land. located on the so-called
strip, and bisected Ey the rail
road. lie purchased the tract of
Asa +. Townsend, paying therefor
the sum of 81 200. 90. and we un-
derstand that it is his intention to
plat the entire tract for q town
site, the name of which will be
something like "Monkota'' prob
ably. Mr. Jensen is in earnest
about the matter and to protect
himself from additions will leave
unplatted a strip around the en-
tire toWnsite one rod wide. Inas.
much as additions in Montana
must be contiguous and adjacent
to the original townsite. this will
act as a bar to any and all addi-
tons. Just what effect the new
town will have on the towns of
Yates and Beach is hard to con
lecture. Well have to wait and
see. = Beach Chronicle.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
MAIL SERVICE
IN A BAD FIX
President, P. NJ. Gen.
and others Scored
By the Senate

Washington, Jan. "a. - The
1ouse today passed the postoffice
appropriation bill, carrying $247,-
900, 900. with no negative votes.
The postoffice committee of the
mouse, the postmaster-gcneral md
others higher up" including by
inference the president of the
United States, came in for scor-
ing at the hands Of members Of the
house in the consideration Of the
blll. The debate reached it's height
when Representative Sisson of
Mississippi said, with vigo:
"Ihe mail service all over the
United States is in HI of a fix
to use strong expression. and
this house should fix the r, ,onsi-
blllty where ii belongs. >,ome say
1t IS the department. and some say
y IS the president. The depart
ment has declined to spend the
money appropriated for additional
rural routes and is going to turn
back surplus of $ll, 70O,COO from
this service" /"
AS soon as the rural free deliv-
cry service paragraph in the bill
was reached several members were
on their feet offering amendments
ments to increase the pay of rural
carriers from 5000 a year all the
way to 81, 200.
Chairman Weeks, of the post
office committee. attempted to
limit the debate, but the house
would not hear Of it. Chairman
weeks said unquestionably some
OF the rural carriers on the harder
routes We're underpaid. Others
he thought, were receiving al
they deserved.
However, = added Chairman
Weeks, the committee is not
willing to have the salaries of the
rural carriers increased 500 n
year
The house then passed an
amendment providing that after
July |, 1911, the carriers should
receive salary not exceeding
81, 900 year.
An attempt to substitute official
stamps for the franks now used by
members Of congress and govern
ment departments was defeated.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
Local and Otherwise

The Dakota Farmer Free with
each new sub. to the Pioneer.
W. j. Gilbert of Sentinel Butte,
was Il visitor in the city FRIDAY
and incidentally made the Pioneer
a pleasant visit.
Warren Freeman of ST. Cloud.
Mimi, was calling on old friends
here Thursday, departing on the
evening train for Glendive.
Chas. Harper, Of the Heaton
ranch at Edgehill, was in the CITY
on Sunday Ell route to Denver,
Col, where he expect, to spend
the balance of the winter with
Mrs. Harper who departed for
that place some time ago.
5. Nj. Wills, our popular race
horse man, was trying out some
OF his new young stock recently
and to say the least he has some
pretty classy stuff. We will not
venture to state whether the horse
particularly referred to was black
or blue as he seemed to disappear
while coming in sight.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
That's "Muh"

| believe in the stuff | am hand.
ing out, in the firm | am working
for and in my ability to get re-
suits. ! believe that honest stuff
can be passed out by honest meth
ods. | believe in working, not
weeping; in boosting, not knock
ing; and in the pleasure Of my job.
| believe that man gets what he
goes after, that one deed done to.
day is worth two deeds done 10.
morrow, and that no man is down
and out until he has lost faith in
himself. | believe in today and
the work | am doing; in tomorrow
and the work hope to do, and in
the sure reward which the future
holds. | believe in courtesy. in
kindness, in generosity, in good
cheer, il friendship and honest
competition. | believe there is
something for every man ready to
do it. [ believe Tn ready Right
Now. Frau Albertus.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
Teddy" to Visit Montana

New York. Jan. 2j.-Theodore
ROoseyelt's next tour will begin
here March s and will sweep
around the boundries CT the coun-
try, through the south Atlantic
and gulf states, the southwest up
to the Pacific coast, to Idaho and
Montana and then direct home.
Mr.. Roosevelt has accepted Is en-
gagements to speak and probably
will make more. The itinerary
given states on March % he will
arrive at San Francisco at $50 a.
NJ. Remain about 10 days and
will deliver the Earl lectures, six
in number, before the University
of California al Berkley. He will
then visit Portland. Seattle and
At the conclusion of
his visit he will probably 90 to
some place in northern Idaho not
named, then to Montana and then
home
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
MOURN THE LOSS OF
THEIR ONLY CHILD
David Lee, the Little } Months
Old Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stambaugh is Dead

David Lee, baby sen of MIR. and
Mrs. S. II. Stambaugh, died last
Monday afternoon, January %, at
$3.50 o'clock, after short illness
from bronchial or catarrhal pneu-
nonia. The little one was nearly
three months old ana the only
child of the young couple who
have the sincere sympathy of the
whole city in their untimely and
irreparable loss.
The funeral was held at the
home of the bereayed parents on
Wednesday at ten O clock, Rev.
White officiating.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-01-27
MISS RUSS
WON SPECIAL
Miss Florence Russ of
Yates was winner
of Gold Prize

When the votes were counted
last Saturday night il was found
that Miss Florence Russ of Yates.
had won the third special prize in
the Pioneer piano contest. by %
nice majority and furthermore
this effort on her part has placed
her we'll in the lead and couse
quenty that much nearer the
grand prize.
One more special prize Of ten
dollars in gold will be Given, after
which we will announce the clos
ing date Of the contest. This last
special will be awarded on Satur-
day evening, February 4, and the
same rules will govern as in the
awarding of the three previous
special prizes.
After this special has been
awarded the closing date Of the
contest will be announced and
then for the big race. The last
two weeks Of the voting will be
done in secret, by means of a lock-
ed ballot box which will be open
ed by the judges at the close of
the contest and the votes therein
counted and credited to the con
testant for whom they are intend
ed. These votes will be added to
those on our contest books, which
are and will be open for inspec-
ton at any time. and the piano
will be awarded to the lady having
the largest number of votes TO her
credit.
Who will win the next special?