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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
NOTICE..

After making thorough check OF
the city l find that there are a
great number OF people using the
city water for sp1inkling the lawns
and watering their gardens who
have not yet taken out their lawn
permits for this season. 1t is well
established fact that a special per-
nit has to he taken out at my Of
flee for this purpose, and is in vio-
laticn of the water ordinance for
anyone to Use the water for sprink-
ling purposes without doing SO, and
the penalty calls for shutting off
the water. II these who are. using
water for eprinkling without a per-
NIT do not take one out within a
few days / shall shut the water off
and 1t can not be turned on again
without paying an extra fee.
]. A. STEEN,
Water Commissioner.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
BACK FROM CONVENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Davis returned
Saturday morning from Harrisburg.
Pa, where they attended the ma
tional convention Ct the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers. Mr.. Davis
was delegate from the local lodge.
On Decoration Day they visited the
old battlefield at Gettysburg where
big program was outlined for the
day. Colcnel Roosevelt was pres
ent and addressed the large delega-
ton of engineers on this occasion.
Mr.. Davis had the honor of person
al talk with the colonel and he
seemed greatly pleased to meet a
Montanan. dad" said, Il believe
the Colonel is just as homely as l
am myself
Mr. Davis also had another very
interesting incident happen which
gained him considerable notoriety
at Gettysburg. While locking over
the battlefield with a friend he
visited what is known as the Dew
lis Den rocky place where the
sharpshooters were stationed dur
ing the famous battle of Gettysburg.
1t is composed of Number of Rock
caverLs ard while exploring one Of
these he picked up turtle in the
semi-darkness which he thought he
would take along as a souvenir.
When he got it to the light and was
showing it to his friend he noticed
an inscription that had been cut in
the under shell of the turtle, giving
the name Of an old soldier who had
his arm shot eff in the battle and
a date. He took it over to the mu-
scum at Harrisburg where it caused
a great deal of Consideration. It was
learned that the man who had mark
ed the turtle had been a resident of
that city.
The management Of the museum
was very insistent that Mr.. Davis
should leave the turtle there as a
souvenir Of the tattle ground where
1t could be viewed bxAAe numerous
visitors. but he he's not yet decided
what he will do. The turtle is still
in the museum for safe keeping. but
he may have it brought back to Mon
tana and placed in some museum
here later on.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
ROUNDHOUSE BOYS
DESERVE PRAISE.

The boys from the Roundhouse
are deserving unstinted praise be-
cause Of the true public spirit dis
played by them in connection with
the CONSTRUCTION of the pa, ilion,a and
the making of other improvements
in the city park.
Every evening Immediately at
ter supper, James Malone. Gust An
derscn, and Harry Brown, usually
accompanied by some CT their fellow
roundhorse tcys, stride with rapid
pace to the park, where they work
as the ancient Trojans fought in
battle; work with as much enthusi-
assn and care as though it were their
private property.
Many Of us have a misgiving
feeling toward railroad men; a
feeling that they are not just what
they might be. If that conception
Is true representation, then the
the boys here are certainly an ex-
cepticn to the general rule. They
are refined gentlemen, who have a
full and clear comprehension of their
duty to society, seek to serve for
the public welfare to the extent of
their ability. If we had more such
citizens much more pleasure would
be obtained from life.-Cut Bank
Tribune.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Professional Mourncrs.

In ancient times funerals were fol-
lowed by professional mourners, who
simulated the appearance Of the wild
est grief. The custom survives in the
valley OF Sondrio. in the Alps. There
the women do not follow the funeral,
but they group themselves at the en-
trance OF the cemetery and burn, in
honor of the dead, candles which vary
In size, according to the remuneration
They are as prodigal as ware the
mourners Of ancient times in their sim.
ulation OF excessive grief. = s.ondon
Spectator.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Origin Of Blackboard.

Solutions and lower servants of the
English court. who were clothed in
sable garments. were originally called
blackguards. Gibbon informs us that
those who carried Goals to the kit"h-
en- or rode with the pots and pans
were In derision called the black.
guards" A proclamation issued in
England in 1853 officially recognized
the title by applying it to "a sort Of
vicious. idle and masterless boys and
fogues, commonly called the black.
guard, with divers other loose fel-
:ows."
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

These are examination days fol-
the railroad men, and all train and
enginemen are expected to attend
classes in the instruction car now
located near the depot before
the car moves on to the next d.
vision point Glasses are held daily
at $3.50 in the morning and 1880 in
the afternoon. Every one is busy
during spare moments refreshing
his memory with things that have
grown misty so IS to pass a credit
able examination.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
One way to break a friendship i.
to 60 broke yourself.

There Is no real need Of anyone
being troubled with constipation.
Chamberlain's Tablets will cause an
agreeable movement Of the bowels
without any unpleasant effect. Give
them a trial. For sale by all dealers
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Operator J.AYates, who has been
going through a severe seige of ILL
ness. returned Saturday from Spo-
kane where he has been. staying
with his brother. While he is able
to get around he is too weak to at
tend his duties yet. His many friend
here hope for speedy recovery to
health again.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

A sprained ankle may a. rule
be cured In from three to four days
~ applying Chamberlains Liniment
and observing the directions with
each bottle. For sale by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Engineer dad" Davis has been
advised by his patent attorneys that
after making thorough search thru
the files of the patent office no
device like it hes ever before been
entered there and his application
for a patent has been accepted by
the Patent Office. He has now put
the matter into the hands of the
Great Northern officials who are
we'll pleased with the new device
and are planning to try It out. on
one of their locomotives.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

E. Herberg, formerly relief agent
has been assigned to this station
as agent, Mr.. MCPHERSON having
been assigned to other duties.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Mrs. A. H. Olsen. wife of Assist.
tant Roadmsster Olson, left Mon
day morning for Aberdeen, S. Oak
to visit her parents.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Righteous INDIGNATION,

She (walking home from church,
Did you notice that lovely Partisan
hat Mrs. Styler was wearing: could
think of nothing else the whole time.
He-No. my dear. can't say did. To
tell you the truth, l was half asleep
most of the time. She-Then you
ought to be ashamed to own it. A
nice lot of good the service must have
done you. must say!--Lond0n Taller.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Opposites,

Wigwag-The secret Of a happy mar
ried life. they say, is to marry ones
opposite.
Cynicus-Yes: have frequently re-
marked that your wife was q most
charming woman.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Brakeman Rienkenburger and fam
lily returned Monday. after spending
several months in Washington.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

John Horn, baggageman at Libby
visited with his brother Andrew
over Sunday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Truth is indeed mighty If it pre-
walls in a horsetrade.

Return love with interest-the1
watch the other party loseinterest|
One year after marriage a mai
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

A cloud burst near Forsyth last
Friday washed out 1000 feet Of
Northern Pacific track and one
bridge, making it necessary fer that
road to detour their trains around
by the Milwaukee until the damage
was repaired.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Engineer George Parker ives II
from Rexford Sunday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

can seldom offer a satisfactory e:
PLANTATION.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Engineer Stanley Deputy ha,
purchased .McKelvy's residence OF
the lake at Lakeside.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

All members of the B. of L. Fare
requested to be present at a meeting
In Masonic hall next Sunday after.
noon to hear a report from the con.
vention by Engineer J. w. Davis.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Engineer R. J. Weller is clear
Ing ground for a new residence q
Lakeside.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
NEWS OF INTEREST IN
RAILROAD CIRCLES

++++++++++ ~. i. + .++++ + +.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20

Dipatchser C. o. Kalisted Is erect
Ing neat little residence on hi
acre tract near the site Of the Lake
side school which he purchased
few weeks ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
Seoales.

gebaIes SdooI err Ell engeIif 9oit-
lfOIe, bpor Barn al begge aisn op.
BRACES iammen, Dor belle fit Barn.
ooms. % ungbomslio iammen.
Sfolen bIep itiitet paa Snitiatiu
al Ell meget i~nteresiant Berionli5beo,
Wtrs. gpereit goole. Sun er en- BET
tis Wobitonber al Den Woabe, bpor.
paa Barn ieouanIis opSrages, 90 me.
ner, of al @~eniaIitet / Barnet Sre-
bes, iorbi Der tpinges ior meget
aunoifabsitof IND | bets Sierne.
Born ifal, efter benbes Nenins. oper-
labes meget mere til ii5 ielp, emo ben
giPngie Sfole tillaber; De ifal ba
&et til az bore iig legemlig iterfe, be.
res guner ifal uofolbe iis irit, here's
Snitiatio nRres o. oeres @rbeioslpIt
paffes. S be isrite Sfoleoar ifaI De
fun lore meget lioet; bar ct Barn
Init i'll at forbpbe zig | ct enfelt Gag.
ifaI bet babe aop til BET, % Oct itaI
lore ielp at iinbe Tia t~ilrette meb be
Sialpemibler, oct fan BRUCE: ioa.
iom Saanobsger og 9art o. |. b. ga
bun finber at oct er en- GorbrpSeIie
MOB opporenbe Born at fringe benz
til at iiooe itiae inbenSsrs Here Ii.
mer 40 @anaen, ftaI SriIuftsles os
arbeibe ipiue en- flor 8oue nnber
Gpperten. 9iennem Sapearbeibe oa
SIsib, grbeioe i aisffen og Reieri
uouifles garneis praftife Sans oa
bets aorafter, ibet oct Iarer at e!eoe
iis oper ReiuItatet ai ct bepiit glen.
nemfsrt arbeioe. Paa Sportsplabs
os ! GesteiaI lGrer Oct snarraaoia.
beo. gcb1neisbeo og ielpbeberjfeIie.
90 MRS goole fsler fig o~perbepiit
ON at mar shioierne inmtibis Sri.
pes efter en- OelOueroeiet plan, fom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

neie tager Seripn Ill at bibrinee
Barnet ct npttigt Grunolog % enfeIte
pirfelig ioIioe 2~itnSItaber, oil Den
unae Gut pg Eise pee 15--16 aars
aloeren innbe oa fri'ts 90 arbeiSs.
opgtige be5pnoe poa @omnafiet. UT
Gutter og Hiser opbrages iammen.
iutber bun er Iahirens Sob, iiScn
Der finbes 9rsbre % Ssitre I Der.
Den. 0isie Triuciper bIir M paa
bet nsiaetisite fuIst geSoIes
Sdool; ben bar fltn beitaaet | 10
Var, men bar M en- iaa itpr SirIut-
ming, at ben ollereoe bar maattet
bpsee iis ct eeet fort Siem, % / Se
imponererbe imlffe gpsninaer | ben
berlige Harf i9rbes Ell Stare al Ipf.
felige Barn uuber SiIipn Of Ell Stob
at S9rere, Tom oIe bar lat fla til
g'aal ferit oa remit of uooifIe oa
opSroge RonOen % apinoen / Gar.
net, life bare at bibrinee oct Runb.
ffaber.
Scm | aue eraeIIfe sfoIer taser
DC 9lSre gIeoer Gel / SfoIens @effn.
relic, | gebnIes / fonife enbru bsiere
@rao emo cIers, Oct ubpifIer oeres
3arafter til at fsIe. of Sc bar et On.
ipar; ielp oe imaa GIeper fcritaar,
at ben Silio, iom piies benz os Den
itore Sriheb, Dc upber. eisr Dem ieIp
anloarlig for, at Den brileeS paa
rette Moabe. Sber llge err ser TO
bnlpe 8rtbose, Tom @lcperne Fan
BRUCE til Sportsfampe, uhfluatcr,
euer 'eIoftc Il grbeiSe; SfoIen
nooeler e., CT for gleparbeioer.
'om + g. .~,oIoqiifc cUer botanife
SamIin roisrte Icaniuaer erer
WooeIlcr, >5'ap5, IRita Werfer elIer
Iienenbe.
Siffert bill 6eu llngNom Tom op.
pcrer ber, gaa no | 2ipet mcb ole
ToruoiGtninaer FOR at BIZ fit 2auS
gooe 90 wr.tige @orgcre, De bar Iert
at gre SfoIens goIgipro9 til tit:
"arbeibe, 4llnit, @uSsfrpat %
Gi9rligbeS berer TerneItenes 0ip. +"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
Wanoen meo malfen.

I'll gaitiaens bersmte Sanger
bsrte Wtonben meo Sernmoifen iom
lit Ell fpriteIig getiening. San BAR
iIanf al SfiffeIie, bapbe en- imuf
Stemme, gif meO lint 9inneo, ipiIte
ofte poa Gitber, men taIte life meo
nogen % bar beitanbig Ell Naife for
anIigtet.
Senne mpitiife TeriouIiabeo bar
beifi9ftiget @eroen sennem mango
Nortier, Der er ifreoet mango gsger
ON BAN, % bans Sfi9bne er ogiaa
benpttet iom Stof til 9ramoer oe
Romaner, men enbnu err SeumeIia.
beoeil, Tom fnptter Jig til bans Der.
ion life opflaret.
S De SusresiItre, Tom man fanot
efter gaitilens 9oelagoeIie, por
gIaoet ON Manoer meb Sernmoifen
rebet no, Soaanoffe Gprfattere fra
oct forrige aarbunorebe paaItob, at
Sernmo'fen bar en- ing, fremmeo
gSelsmanh, 9nolingsfnmmerberre
hos 9ronning gnna % 9ll6pig
XlV's Sar; Seiuiten @riffeI, iom /
nj Mar bar Sfriftefaoer | 9aTtiaen,
mcnte, at Son8en bar Ell natltrIig
Ser al Siibotg XIV 90 9anoIiere,
og at ban bar Serhie al 8ermaoois.
San baooe eipet 9aupbinen en- Gre.
fig % bar al oen 8ruub fat / SPna.
lei poa 2ibstib. Ct. IibieI iatte oen
iIpffetige SfiPbue / Torbinoelie
meo ct ~bemmeligt ggteifob meQem
0ronning gnna oa Majarin, andre
iglen forfP9teoe oeu auifueIie, at
man baohe at aisre meo en- 3piqing.
bror at 2uopig XIII. JON bar op.
oraaet ! SemmeIigbeo % ieHere lat
| S9ngieI al 2uooig XIV,
GU bGIber mon til Den Wenina, at
Sermnaifen bar ppret WattioIi, Garl
5eroinnno al Nanhias Winiiter.
WattioIi bapoe uemlig / 1873 Iopet
2uOuia XIV at FORBADE Sa%itniuaen
6aiulo til 6raufrise 90 bapSe oerior
at Suopig foruben foItbare @ouer
mootaeet 100000 Scu6i. men ban
iortaIte Siitorien til sapcpen. Spa.
MEN oa 2~iterriae. Gen iranife Son.
&c loffeoe ham berfor ben iii ben
ironife @r9nie og loo bnm fanasle
Den 2oen Wai 1879. @noeIia tnn
nppnes ben frantic Sorfntter Ii.
Sunps Snpotbeie ON, at Sermmaifen
'fal babe o9ret ben Iotbrinife Ri66er
9ermoiies. 8enne itoo | Spibien
for en- Summenipereelie. iom bar
organiIeret / &c ipanife ReSerlan6e
MOB Snbpig XIV's 9ip. San bIeo
paa Reiien arreiieret 6en 296e Warts
1873 peb Ferorne, og mon boIbt
bans Bangerffab meeet bemmelig,
ioroi ban baobe meset iornemme
Rerioner iom Grinien az Gonbe o.
9reDen al 9enupais iii Rebpibere.
s boert SilfPIoe err oct aiuet, al
BEN iaafalote "Sern" .@afe fun bar
al GIsieI, og at Sangen life turoe
tage BEN al, ba bette piIbe meofsre
bans siebliffeIiee 9s6. San osoe
Den 19be 9opember 1908 eiter fort
Sibs Spgbom os blep inefsrt paa
Ssosliiten UNDER Rapnet 1arbiali.
9ogen eIter begraoeoes ban. efter at
bans aniigt par bIit eiort ufienSeIia
peo &mbitif.
2lru I 1ICroe. ssrs,tEsss s~sissrarsr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

Butte os begpnote Ieoitisainsen
siernem S~iergene 90 iaa ben iterft
eleftriff nplplte gp itise frem MOB
afterbimIen iom ct SeiIot, FOR peo
Den nGite 9a,rne paa 2inien igien
at forioinoe. men after og after at
BUTTE frem paanr, eiteriom 9auen
loe 9ust paa tie gienneln 6ieloene.
gnoel al bort Sslge itonbieoe |
@Ienoioe for at taae enbeI 6arm.
lano beromfring / Gieipn. Ston.
babl.Softop aomponiet bar osiaa
Der erbperoet ct ltsrre 2onbour
raabe % brinser mango SettIere
ino til CANTON Gountp, bnor Gam
oct er beliegenSe. On aitenen fort.
iotte ri isieu Reiien sitoper.
s Sarge blep Or. Stabo og I'M
oertegteoe isieu for of bilie paa
Gienote, iom ri penteoe at finbe Der
| I~nIeoring az Saneerfeit.8 Sanger
&oIfsS SINNER al Rorse SetIigbe.
oerne. @t bIep beIleriffe ifuffeoe.
ibet pi traf iammen meo fIere 3ierl.
oinger. Saaleoes fit ri ielbfdselig
Ell Tasiiar meo aoniuI Olaf s.
Hooe, Senner al Rorges pppuI9re
~
Er9iioent. @i ipiite IioSas meb
gooofat Sfaar ira ga Crosse os
Or. Sermon 5ieINe (boem pi oeiaa
bapoe ben SornsieIie at ie bsit til.
peirs | Spibien for 8anser-HoIf.
SogeD. 81 m6bte osiaa 9ofto.
rerne Srsmes og 9uif, Son.
jul 8. @etbefe, Q. 9. Sanger,
ira garfton, Sou.5 Datoto, Gro.
fesior SuIiIS CFon, aSpcfat gan
ira Chicago, aouofat Reitos fra Mi.
not, Heoaftsr @unnar 2unb fra
Seattle og mango andre b~efienbte
Mf9no, 81 tilbragte nogle inter-
esiante elmer | Heo Hioer 9alenS
Sopeoitab % reiite berefter til De-
troit. bportiI pi fom mibt paa Rat.
ten, og oerfra til @leupooo, bpor
Der Dor a~rrangeret en- Siifetur poa
Safe Winnepaifa. 8ore to 'Softo.
rer, Der er p9Ioige Siifere, men bap.
De bapt minore goo 2ptfe / Bitter
Hoot &iper Opor | E~arentes iagt,
6ieloerretten er Ell rigtig irunori
Sulas, iom life looer itg intponere
al no9en geroens Sing) fit Der an.
leoning til at triumfere oper os an
ore Staffarer. Sc lan9eoe op oct
ene Siifebeitet itsrre emo oct anoet,
og bapoe life &optein &. 8. Dis
tbun, Der fsrte Saultder, OF 9pens
Manor, Or. Shibitab, iom banbe
uGret JAG elifoprbis at inbbpoe belle
Selset til Supper, enbelig iogt
Stop, ioa or Oct life goot at bloc,
bporlRnge bore Iottorer piloe bIet
beruoe os mot fin 6iifeIpffe. M
bapoe paa benne Siifetlr og peO
Supperen ogiaa Sen SorneieIie at
little 8efienotifab meb "Minneapo.
lis Sournmls" ~betIenote Sarifatur-
teerer bartholomew, Der bolot Sore.
Drag / 8lerpoob Dem aften. Sor-
eprig TOM pi / 9lentpooo ianunen
meb Son. 90. q. @oaan, Reoattsr
6, o. @oaan iaint ANDRE eIore og
npere lSgaper at Den ~befienbte 8oI.
lanilGgt, Faitor O. &. See. Eroies-
ior Sapre, Der tbsit IfaI begpnoe
JON 2Rrer peb 2utber College / Dc
cprab, abpotot {. Z. SfStbun, Nr,
2urb oa mango anbre Bro og bpg-
gelige Solf. 9esp9rre matte pi
forlaoe Dem aIereoe Den nRIte Sor.
miooog Gsrbas) "a bragg oioere til
ct. Saul, Gaa Soget berfra trof
oi Iammen meo Here al @irneibeif
Gountp Sangerforburos Weblem.
mer, Der Dor pao Sierreiie ira
Sanserfeiten | Sarge, oe Ssnonas
giten bar pi after biemme / Deco
rab.
9ecorab, So, 10be guguit 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

1lru I Ucr0e. sss', S'ss., s= ssss., e.
biEss. 4. sL Refsssnser o. Sanfearaaif. SeaIs
uftiss norffs S<ldabsr or 1aseas lape is sars.
o.R.oA Gf0rSr II. n. weRQo.
krIoeiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13
st Yrastudrf til Spotpris! -.
HammondS
Pictorial Atlas Of the World.
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On gg pod 2o Eioer (SfsrreNe: 10Ax18% Sorrrel bbornf 1913
Cher ub iareage aausr per ale Sorbsps esns. Tom be er iSG o.
Aeheu SGies o. gineoiof. tmt pad beofe Sort Ynptr, f9nt % fmutt
tubblmbet ct npbeIg ubhpret Sbutingsbnb,
%ete RragtDGrt, im life fan tiebes no1eu goaburbel urber ben
aIminbeIse gris: $500, bar oi Den SprneieHe at hume tIbrhe PORE aboT1
nnter, iaaUeI eamIe iom ne.
mco Soften" ct Mar | Torifuo for Den
biai::c Yris al 1926 eler Snsen alene
til affnrat balb %ris for $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

goseu Tom behr 5a Bmo ienbes portofrt til 6biteniombeIF aSresIc
De 6urenese Stdter oe Qanabu.
Spifs 6prriu bar bette "gerbcusuHas sarScr"?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-13

Meo 6slelien al at bape anperbt
Siben pei os tiIbrast uosle baabe
bpseeIise os lererige Gage / 9a-
len, oros Ri paa Siempeien 9irshos
Den 9oe Si,li. Paa SiIbasereiien
aicroe oi nosIe Simers SpboIb |
Butte = Ben merfeIige Minebp
miSt inbe / 3lippebiersene. gpen
er liseiom ffaaret no al ielpe Giel.
bet. Set er Wontanas itsrite Stao
meb en- @efoIfnins paa 10000 O
$4,000. Goriteoerne ibereguet Jolt
oper 10000. Get, iom iier tiltrat
iis Dor Spulerfiombeo. par ben
uieooaniise asrelie, ri Der par Bio.
ne til. 9aSerne por fuIoe of SoIf,
og altins tpoebe paa mesen Graol.
beo % Correcting. CT brilliant
Cine baobe pi fra Sbierpatiorrs.
rognen, ba pi ON aftenen iorlo6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-27
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

NEGOTIATIONS ARE IN PROG
ress looking 10 the engagement of
Professor William Farrell of Gales
burg 10 open a dancing academy in
this city for a term of lessons begin
u.ng in October Professor Farrell
Is one of the leading dancing masters
Of the United States. He was presi-
dent of the American National Asso-
ciation OF Dancing Masters in 1911,
has been a member of ST. Mary'I
school at Knoxville for over 20 years
and at st. Adams school for six
years. For the past eight years he
has been master of ceremonies at
Wequetonsing, Mich. This spring he
attended fhe dancing masters conven-
ton in New York city and while there
studied with some of the best masters
Of this country and Europe and is
qualified to teach all of the best and
latest dances. The patronesses of the
row dancing school are Mrs. l. S
White, Mrs. T. A. Murphy, Mrs. c.
/. Walker. Mrs. W. Bahnsen and
Mrs. J. ". Potter. ANY of these ladies
VIII be pleased to receive names of
pupils aad give any information re-
garding the classes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-27
EoR MISS STEWART.

MRS. ". L. GANSERT ENTER.
tanned % young ladies at Feiervary
park yesterday afternoon as a pre-,
nuptial attention for Miss Magdalene
Stewart, a bride of the coming week.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
with bridge, prizes for the afternoons
play going 10 Miss Marie Tremanh,
Miss Jennie Collins. Miss Cora Gaet-
jer and Mrs. Joe Smith. Following
the games a coure luncheon was
served, the table carrying out ttN
colors OF the bride-to-be with pink
and white carnations and ribboas.
This morning at II o'clock Miss Del
phia Dooley entertained al break
fast at the Hotel Davenport, covers
being laid for 10. The tables were
prettily decorated in the wedding col
ors. This afternoon Miss Helen Krell
is entertaining at bridge at Feiervary
park. Tomorrow Miss He,eh Kohn of
Davenport will give a luncheon al the
Kimball hotel and Monday Miss Julia
Davis of Rock Island will entertain at
cards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-27
ANDERsoN-JbHMsToN.

MISS EDITH f. JOHNSTON OF
St. Paul and Martin j. Anderson OF
Moline we're married Wednesday even
ing al the home OF the former. the
brides father. Rev. DR.. l.. a. Johnston.
performing the ceremony in the pres
ence Of about so guests, relatives and
close friends AT O'Clock, August
Anderson Of Chicago. brother of the
bridegroom, sang oh, Perfect Love. 4"
and oh, Promise Me-" after which
the strains OF Wagner's Lohengrin
Bridal chorus announced the approach
Of the bride. VINO descended the stairs
alone. meeting Mr.. Anderson at the
foot Of the stairs. The pair advanced,
unattended, to meet the pastor VINO
performed the ceremony under a
beautiful arch Of palms and southern
smilaS. The couple uded their
friends and left on a wedding trip
after the wedding supper. On their
return to Moline Mr.. and Mrs Ander-
sen viii make their home for Z time
at 1920 Sixteenth street