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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1912-03-07
BLUE

Cold winds may blow, and snow may
fall,
"But we'll We know, God cares for al :"
Arthur Pugh is sick with pneu-
monia,
Vivian Costley sold a fine mule
to ]. King the latter part OF the
week.
Mr.. Denneston Of Diamond, has
just finished drilling a we'll foi
Budd Brothers.
John Lucas and family OF Rose
Branch, took dinner at the Louis
Lu as home Friday.
Charley Lilly is reported better
but his little daughter Pearl is now
sick with chicken pox.
Job Miller, and ]. S. Nichols are
talkin, Of having phones put in
in the near future.
John King purchased eighteen
head of hogs at the Jake Gather
sale Saturday.
Harry Irwin called the veteri
nary from Jasper, last week tC
doctor q lame horse.
]. r. Hatcher and J. S, Nichols
were hauling straw from Johr
Keltner's last Thursday.
Dewey and Milt Mikesel of Blue
Star spent most Of last week il
this vicinity, as they we're unable
TO reach their home on account o
high water.
Robert and Hugh Kincaid wen
over into Jasper County Friday
to help their brother Jim and fam
lily move,
Mesdames Armstrong and Web
Der of Dublin, vove 80 yards o
carpet, for Mrs J. X, Hatche
last week.
Tom Wardlow has rented hi
fSrrp to Fred CsthAF. who hes a
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1912-03-07
DEWEY.

"u March comes 10 like u lion, it
goes out like lamb. y
Our March came in just like lion,
The lioness following on,
And all her cubs, they came a cryiL'
The same old stormy song.
The grounding, like George Washington,
Ho couldn't tell lie;
lie marched the lion in on time
We wish they both would die.
Now, if the lamb that March leads GU,
We wish we all could know,
II its the kind that Mary had,
With fleece az white az snow
Miss Vanch Simmons taught
Dewey school Friday while Miss
Glascock attended the eXamina
tion in Carthage.
The Salem Sunday school have
committees out on new singing
books and lights for the church.
When the weather permits there
will be something doing at the
church. Next Sunday Rev. Ed
wards will preach.
The Salem ladies served dinner
al Mr.. Davis sale clearing So,
which was above expectations
considering the weather. Mr.. and
Mrs, Davis showed them the great
est kindness and hospitality.
Miss Lorena Estey will finish the
winter term in the Carthage high
school this week and will remain
at home for the spring course in
domestic science.
The pie supper at Carytown
Friday night was a big success.
Eighteen dollars was added to the
treasury and Miss Elsie Queen
was voted the prettiest girl pres
ent The program was fine.
Mrs. Lowell and Mrs. Pringle
came up from Webb City Satur-
day and spent the day with Mrs,
Simmons Mr.. and Mrs Plingle
left Sunday Tor California to see
Mrs. Gaddis, and may locate there
Mrs. Goddard had a wood pile
sawed Friday with a gasoline en-
CINE, and she is ready now for ouI
second winter.
Mr. Cloptun has been making
visit with Gof's.
Miss Phipps OF Jasper took il
the pie supper at Carytown.
Miss Creola Patrick had a pi,
supper Saturday night at the King
school and only a few present
but the cash counted up to SI2
The weather was very bad.
Mr., Joiner from Buffalo, Kans.
is here visiting relatives.
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ZION.

Isaac Thompson visited a few
days last week with his s,n,
Everett, of Carthage.
Miss Marie Wright is atten ing
the switchboard at Johnson cen
tral.
Mrs. Fred Strecker has been
very III for the past week
Mary Curtis went to Carthage
Friday to take teachers examina-
lion
Fred Riddle Of Joplin IS working
for Mrs. Follmer.
Helen Powell has been very sick
with Group.
Following families moved this
week: Joe WALKERS 10 Hammer
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brood SOW. bred late.
s head shJais, VI about 90 lbs.
5 lead sbcats, VT alcW 60 lbs
EIGHT HEAD CATTLE
extra good Jersey milyh COW,
was fresh Ian. Ist.
5 cows all giving milk, were
fresh in February
/ year-old heifcr with young
call at side.
1 r.year-old steer.
CHICKENS
About 5 dozen Plymouth Rock
chickens.
.. FARM IMPLEMENTS
!. ! Case walking cultivator.
II2 in;h walking plow
G4.inch Rock Island, foot lift,
sulky plow
Avery corn planter So rods
wire
new Acme mower, SIT cut.
hay rake
new Black Hawk manure
spreader so bu,, best on market.
good wagon.
, bupgies
l set Of good heavy harness
with brceohing.
l set good light farm harness
new.
sets single harness.
y lot OF hedge posts.
MISCELLANY.
Blacksmith outfit, stock and
dies for threading gaspipe, pipe
cutter. pipe tUngs, carpenter tools,
grindstonc, wheel barrow hay
frame. hand cart, shovcls, forks
lawn mower, post hole auger, steel
crow bar, log chains, steele sledge
new double sh, vel plow new s
quart steel Universal lard press
large Enterprise meat cutter, air
pressure sprayer, slaiding tank
saws, axes hedge knives hedge
shcarcs, hay, corn flax, household
/ goods stoves, tables, CupbOards
chairs, Gro kerry, and other article:
too numerous t. mention.
Terms. \ credit OF IL month;
will be given on all sums of 5:
and over; under S. cash. purchaser
giving note with approved securi
ty bearing 8 per cent interest from
date. : per cent off for cash
/ b. i Boland Auctioneer
n. II Paterson Clerk.
+ Loudenslager,
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II. Sharp Nero. 60.
Repels Attack Of Death.

Give years ago two doctors 10" %, ,rhis
/ had only two years 10 hre S,il.
startling sta ement was made D! 20 key
man Green, MalaohiIe, Col M
lold me would die with CON uni" i,,st VI
H. was up 10 me then 10 try the ne m,
ung remed, and / began u use
Kings New Disco very. IL was ven s
did. for to- day am VOr ing ana aat -,
ieye owe my life TO this great Inf1SSs ne
and lung cure that has cheated 'So ,o
rave uf another vic m lis fol ~
suff with coughs. colds or other throas
md lung troubles now lake the SSfS ~
that's safest P,ioe 90 cents and 81 F"
Trial bottle fres ~ y. + Pitts
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SHARP'S
LOCALS
Newsy Notes From Our Bic.
Busy Hardware Store

=" 80 0''o' WAS i Monday Gus.
toner.
Allen Miller was Monday trad.
er with us.
Sold Mr. Scott copper tea ket.
tie Monday.
L. P. Major bought shells from
our stock Friday.
Andrew Gresham was q FRIDAY
trader at our store.
Oscar Faskin was among oyr
customers last week.
Thos. Edwards bought a good
Rayo lantern Friday.
Sold Royal American wire last
week to NJ. A Garne-.
joe Ddyringer bought shells
from our store last week.
We sold viii Holdcman rabbit
and poultry wire last Friday.
Tom Brock took out q load Of
galvanized roofing last week.
c. 5. Andrews bought Dia
mond Edge hammer Monday.
NJ. Hamm WAS a -algr during
the weel: and purchased goods.
". T. Snyder was amUns our
traders the latter part of tdc week.
G. a. McV y bought some Of
our rabbit and poultry wire Fri.
day.
Chester Corder bought one OF
our Diamond Edge knives Satur.
day.
w i Gist purchased o Diamond
Edge saw and wire ztretchers last
week.
Vernon Gresham bought one Of
popular Diamond Edge axes last
week.
We sell the celebrated Royal
American ience--the best On the
market.
W. J. Sweezy bought a Diamond
Edge axe and other hardware
Monday
+ H Miller was the purchaser
of a mail box and other hardware
during the week,
W. f King was one OF srv raj
who bought shells from our stock
during the week
Harrison Walt took out q load
of Rubberoid roofing and other
hardware Saturday.
Sold + r. Sridner a wheel bar.
row, copp' r b, iler, and other hard
ware during the week
| c L Adams is usin4 some Of
our shells this week in an effort to
connect with will duck dinner
We sell the Sure Hatch and Old
Trusty Incubators for the same
that you would pay the factory
Chas Stonehocker was the buyer
of a nice bill including Da2ey
churn, Royal American vine, and
othcr hardware Monday.
| Ii you want to save money
come to see us. II we don t prove
lit, don't buy. We have the go ds
and the pri~c and besides Jasper
is the best trailing point in the
county.
One Minute Washers, Perfection
oil stoves with glass door oven
Rpbl eroid and Galvanized roofing
Pun ps that get the water, De-
Laval separators - he wo'lds
hest, Dian ond Edge tools.
We are ready for you and don
YOU forget it. a carload Of the
best implements money can ooy
Just received. Emerson edge dfoP
corn planters, Emerson high III
sulky and gang ploWs Emerson
dis. s, En- erson harrows AMI Jun
varors, Rock City wagons, Lme''
son and St. Louis buggies, Buster
Brown gang and sulky pIo"S
Your money back if you are not
satisfied.
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Closing Out Sale

l will sell at my place known as
the old Chds. Ballard place / mile
south, 3 ! miles east of Jasper,
Tuesday, March 10Th
b HEAD HORSES AND MULES
sorrel mare 5 years old, with
mare colt at side, VT about 1900,
will work anywhere.
bay mare IL yrs old, VT 1900.
heavy in foal, good safe driving
mare.
l brown horse, VT 400, 8 years
old, work anywhere.
I bay tilly, coming , years old.
brown horse colt coming ?
years old
mule colt coming : years old
"a good one
FIFTEEN HE Nd HOGS
large brood SOW, farrow about
April Ist.
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Loss Taken on Dress Goods.
MAY %. 1919

O~verstocked in dress goods, A. L.
Moody will sell novelty suitings and
tailor suitings at about half in order
to clear them out regardless Of loss.
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Notice Of chastol Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions Of a
certain chattel mortgage made by l..
O. Kern, of Fargo, in the county of
Cass and state of North Nakota, mort
gagor, to Hattie Ferguson, mortgage,
dated on the 18th day of May, 1911,
and given to secure, among others,
the following Indebtedness, to-wft:
One note for Twenty-Five hundred
dollars ($2,200.00) Of even date with
said mortgage, due the sum OF Fifty
dollars fS50.oO) on the Goth day of
December, 1911. and the sum OF Fifty
dollars ($50.0O) on the goth day of
each and every month thereafter I'M
til fully paid, with interest at the
rate Of seven per cent, per annum
from date, and which said chattel
mortgage was on the 18th day OF May.
1911, duly filed in the Office OF the
register of deeds of said Cass county
and state of North Dakota, and which
default is of the following nature,
to-wit: The failure to pay the sum
OF Fifty dollars &50.00D which became
due, by the terms of said note, on
the Goth day of April, 1912. and the
failure to pay the further sum OF
Fifty dollars $4,000 which became
due on the goth day of May, 1912,
and that said mortgagor a aban-
doned said mortgaged property and
failed, neglected and refused to take
reasonable and proper care of the
same; and said mortgage has in ac-
cordance with the terms of said mort
gage, elected to declare the whole sum
thereby secured to be due and pay
able; that there is claimed to be due
on said chattel mortgage at the date
Of this notice, the sum OF Two Thou
sand Twenty-three dollars and Fifty
cents, G2,023.5O); that said mortgage
will De foreclosed by a sale Of the
property In said mortgage and here
matter described, n by reason OF it's
bulk cannot conveniently be moved,
will be sold at public auction agree
able to the statute in such cases made
and provided, at the store where said
property is located, known as 112
Broadway, in the city Of Fargo, coun-
ty OF Cass and state OF North Da-
kota, to the highest bidder for cash
on the 2sth day of May, 1919, at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF that day;
the property which will be sold to
satisfy the same Is described In said
mortgage substantially as follows. to-
wit: All the entire confectionery
stock and fixtures contained in the
store and basement known - liz
Broadway, Fargo, North Dakota, and
also all theatre fixtures, furnishings
and equipment contained in said store.
all of said property is contained In
said premises n being more partic-
ularly described in an inventory con-
sisting of seven typewritten pages at
tached to and forming a part Of said
chattel mortgage, which said chattel
mortgage overs said property and all
additions made thereto in said busi-
ness.
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1919.
b. G.. TENNE5ON,
Agent and Attorney.
MAY 20. 1870.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22
HANNA Is FEELING
GREATLY ELATED
MANY ENCOURAGING REPORTS
RECEIVED ON HIS euBERNA-
ToRlAL cANnlDAcY-PETITIoN
FILED TODAY RoosEvELT's
SUCCESS DELIGHTS FAReoAN.

my petition was filed today with the
secretary Of state" said Hon. L. b.
Hanna this afternoon. Il feel more
encouraged over my candidacy for
governor than at any time since /
made my announcement some months
ago. Since my return to Fargo 1 have
received most encouraging reports
from all sections of North Dakota and
feel that the outlook is very bright.
Many proffers of support of my candi-
dacy come from unexpected sources
and indicate that / am to have more
friends assisting me to land the NOM
nation than / had supposed.
II am not surprised at Roosevelt
carrying Ohio. My adyices from that
state were that the colonel would be
in the lead. 1t looks now as If he
viii be nominated on the first ballot,
as many of the southern delegates
win now stampede to the rough rider"
Mr.. Hanna has every reason for
feeling elated over the success of
Roosevelt. He came to North Dakota
an avowed supporter of Roosevelt be-
fore the latter had ever consented
to run. Mr.. Hanna's support of the
former president aroused opposition
and criticism of his judgment but the
more recent results a certainly vim
dicated the Fargo congressman in
every respect.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22
City in Brief

r. ]. Hamilton. travelling passenger
agent of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, was a business visitor in the
city this morning.
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Rev.
e. o. Boon. a former missionary to
China, will lecture at st. Pauls Luth-
eran church, corner Fifth street and
Sixth avenue north. All who can un-
derstand the Norwegian language are
invited to come and hear his interest
ing lecture on Missionary Work Among
the Chinese.
An adjourned session OF the city
council viii be held In the council
chambers Of the city hall tomorrow
night when the city dads will open
bids for the official city paper. The
printing contract win also be let at
this meeting along with other business
Of minor Importance.
S. II. ongstad of Mansfred, n. D. and
T. d. Holt of Grafton, members Of the
u. S. grand jury now in session in this
city, made a pleasant call at The Fo-
rum Office this morning.
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COMMITTEES SELECTED
continued Fsorn Page one

tEG &A0&&& - &BW
fact that Norman blood still flows in
the veins Of the citizens OF this re-
public. The Rollo, known to the
French as Rollon and to the Norweg-
ians as Rolf, is one Of the greatest OF
the ancient Viking and Is known as
the conqueror and first duke of Nor
mandy and the history that he made
1000 years ago is still felt in every
civilized country of the globe.
Approaching the great value from
every point OF view Of this statue the
men appointed to act as executive
committee having in charge the cast
ing, receiving, placing and unwilling
Of the statue, have gone about their
bu1iness In a thorough and pains TAX
ing manner, n have used great care
in the selection of the people who
will divide the work with them through
the various subcommittee, DR..
Charest, secretary, wishes 1t under
stood that while all Of these people
have not yet signifed their willing
ness to serve in the positions offered
them, he hopes the public spirit and
known desire TO do all in their power
that may be for the good for the
community at large will prompt them
to accept the appointments. The per-
sonnet of the various committees is
as follows:
Executive Committee-President o.
j. deLendrecie; vice president, Or. J.
w. Vidal; secretary, DIR. ]. G. r,
Charest; treasurer, Oliver Denis; as
sistant treasurer, H. ]. Hagen.
Finance Committee-George Carufel,
chairman; III. y. Hagen, treasurer,
with three others to be selected by
Mr.. Carufel, subject to approval by
the executive committee.
Committee on Site. p. Hardy,
chairman; o. j. d~eLendrecie.
Committee on Decorations-Dr. ].
w. Vidal, chairman; Mrs. W. e. Hunt,
George Carufel.
Committee on Arrangements, I'M
yelling and Banquet-W. L. StockweIl,
chairman; A. l.. Wright, J.. c. r
Charest, Supt. w. E, Hoover, Professor
Dolt, DR.. Gottfried Hult, Pres. F. A.
Weld, Prof. G, B. Waldron. DR.. Knowl-
ton, P. A, Rudd, Miss Jennie Champine,
Mrs. r. B. Blakemore, Mrs. Frank
Thompson Mrs u. F. Busch.
Committee on Transportation-A. j
! Wright, chairman; DR.. J.. G. r.
Charest.
Committee on Puhlicity-A. L
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Coming Events
Wednesday, May %.

Wednesday, May %.
Baby health contest, Z. w. G. A.
rooms.
Thursday, May %.
Junior recital. Dakota Conservatory,
Stones auditorium.
Friday May "a.
Fargo conservatory graduate recital,
Stones auditorium.
Tuesday, May 20.
Fargo conservatory graduate recital,
stones auditorium.
Thursday, May 80.
Graduate recital, Dakota conserva-
tory, Stones auditorium.
knights Of Columbus ceremonial at
Columbus hall.
Friday. May 81.
Music students recital at agricultur-
al college.
Fargo conservatory graduate recital
stones auditorium.
Sunday, June 2.
Annual convocation Of Episcopal
church.
Monday June 8.
Spring music festival, tabernacle.
Tuesday, June 4.
Spring music festival, tabernacle.
A. c. commencement.
sGaLe ElKs Convention.
Wednesday, June 8.
State Elks Convention.
Thursday, June @.
Norwegian Lutheran church confer
ence begins.
Fargo conservatory graduate recital,
Stones auditorium.
Sunday, Jun 8.
Annual sermon to religious societies
Of Fargo college.
Monday, June 10.
Joint commencement exercises
stones auditorium.
Wednesday, June IL
state Meeting jewellers ana opti-
Thursday, June Is.
state Meeting jewelers. and Opti-
Friday, june IA.
state Meeting jewelers. and Opti-
Wednesday, June 10.
North Dakota state Postmasters
convention.
Friday, june 81.
Tri-State Postnnasters' c~onVention.
Thursday June 70.
Tri-State PosImasters' convention.
District camp meeting OF Free Meth
Ddisr church begins.
Monday, July I.
sons of Norway. grand lodge
Friday, July IL.
Norwegian Singers OF America
unveiling Roilo statue.
Saturday, July "a.
Norwegian Singers of America.
Sunday, July H.
Norwegian singers Of America
state trap shoot.
Monday, SNsy 10
state trap shoot.
Monday. July e.
state fair.
Tuesday, July 70.
Wednesday. July "a.
State Iair.
Frldy, July %.
state fair.
state fair.
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chilaly.

Cook one tablespoonful Of butter
with two tablesponfuls of chopped
green pepper and n and one-half
tablespoonfuls of finely CHOPPED onion
three minutes, stirring constantly.
Add Jne-half of tomato pulp Canned
tomatoes drained from their liquor,
and cook FIVE minutes; Their add three
fourths pound Of soft, mild cheese, cut
in small pieces. Stir constantly until
cheese has nearly melted, then add one
egg slightly beaten. Serve IN I'M
sweetened wafer crackers or squares
of bread (from which crusts have been
removed) toasted on one side, the Chi
LAZY being poured over ~untoasted side.
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wright. chairman; Professor Minard,

Professor Dolt.
Committee on Parade-A. Il. Wright,
chairman; Prof. G. B. Waldron, Oliver
Denis. A reception committee to
number twenty-five or thirty, will be
selected by the executive committee
in the very near future.
Plans are being made now that viii
make this unwilling of this memorial
of such interest to the city that no
one can afford to fail to participate
and it is hoped that the public spirit
and civil pride Of the citizens Of Far
go will be around to such an extent
that the tories of the various commit
tees viii be Unreasonable lightened
through the hearty cooperation and
support Of loyal Fargoans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22
A Roomerana 81 critieisnn.

Popular Magazine: DIR. Edwin A.
Alderman, the president of the Uni
versity of Virginia, tells this story.
Illustrating the Importance Of being
careful in criticism;
II knew of q CERTAIN instructor in
rhetoric who always impressed upon
his students the necessity of clarity in
what they wrote. A young man brought
on one occasion a very carefully pre-
pared essay.
"a good piece Of work. said the
instructor, but, MI. Smith, you should
remember to write every sentence so
that the most ignorant person can un-
derstand every word you put down
The young man looked worried, and
asked ~anxiously:
What part of my essay was not
clear to you. professor?'"
Al Yale student has deserted the for
estry class to marry an actress. How
ever, she may vet send him back to
the woods.
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Loss Taken on Dress Goods.
overstocked in dress goods, A. l..
Moody will sell novelty suitings and
tailor suitings at about half in order
to clear them out regardless OF loss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22

Judge-Do you know OF any reason
why you should not sit as a juror
in this cause?
Talesman-Yes sir. 1 a read and
write; / occasionally glance over
the newspapers; / have some opin-
ions of my own which do not change
with each passing breeze; / have
never been in a home for the feeble
minded.
Judge-Enough! You are discharg-
ed.
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What's Said

o. A. Vangsness, Secretary and
Treasurer; The North Dakota Rural
Letter Carriers association win hold
their annual convention in Fargo June
10 and 30.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
once Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AL
NrExnQYerw
For the Year Endins December 81

ONCE Oh COMMISSIONER VI A4bAEA1E0e -
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF AU-
THORITY.
whereas The Tome insurance Co. OF
New York, q corporation organized under
the laws OF New York, has filed in this
once a swoFn statement exhibiting It's
condition and business for the year end
ing December 81, 1911. c~onformabie to
the requirements OF the laws Of this
state. regulating h business Of Insur-
ancA, and.
Whereas. The said Company has nled
In this ONCE d duly certified copy OF It's
charter with certificate OF organization
IN compliance with the requirements ct
the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore. I. w. G. Taylor, COM
missioner Of Insurance. 81 the State Of
North Dakota. pursuant 20 the prpvisIons
OK said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named Company is fully eEapow-
cred, through It's authorized agents. 70
transact its appropriate business Of Fire
YaUarance Ii this state according 10 the
laws thereof, until the stst day cs March,
Al. ID. 1918.
m testimony whereof, I have heretnto
set my hand and seal ut Bismarck. this
fSEAT1 wv. c. TAYLOR.
Commissioner Of insurance.
10. May Ell w. May 81. June ID
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-22
LONG KIMONAS
AT DE LENDRECIE'S

One piece Enthusiastically sleeves
made Of a fine quality lawn-Persian
n pretty flower designs-all sizes at
deLendrecie's Thursday for SO cents,