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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
GrflGr1tra bes Hraf6enteu.

Is Arlington, .. g., 20. Suli.
Cine BON Eraiioent 5oft gutge=
beiHene grfldrung, Sic leine Nomino=
tion uuf Sem republifaniiden Motio-
nalfonpent in @bi;ago pertbei1igt,
prroe i'm @eiBen @al1ie b%eroffent-
li9t. Die @rfldrung fat Sem &abi-
nett porgelegen, oas lie gebtaigt bat.
Sic umfaBt IA 1ludieiten un0 BE-
banoelt ieoen ser 238 @ontelte, in
Semen Ste 5aftoelegaten Sen BON Sen
500 epelt=9 elegaten umitrittenen Sit
bon SEM Manoat5=&rifungsausidu
un0 Sem Nationalfomite ielber 5llge-
lproden erbielten. 0ie BON &oof e.
belt %erbobenen acknowledgement tper.
SEN als fali1 bingeiteQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

Sen Ses @interuei5ens begonnen un0
man erpartet 2O-25 @uiGel per
N(der. Ser @ei5en mar unter ie9r
gii1rtigen l1mitan0en geiaet wor0en.
8urret 0 II. - 9enrp See mltr=
Sc BON ieinem @rl1oer Mlbert gefabr=
lid geihloiien inns itarb oeri elbe Ell
nige Stlu1oen lpater. Sic beioen iltr=
gen MG1ner lebten in 9armonie nit
ihrem alter Nater, einem moblbabe1r=
Sen Tarmer, flint Meilen norooltlid
bon bier. Sic batten, Tim Ste loge=
nonnten @opber 3 beim Hfliigen 51
idieBen, cine 22fali6rige Sltnte NIT
genon1nen. Mlbert botte Sic 6linte
in Sdnoen, a1s er ei1ten Sdub ob=
gab, meldyer ieinen 8ru0er unglild=
ltferueiIe in ste linfe seite traf,
our6 SEN 9armfanal ging uno li9 IN
Scr Siiite feltiebte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
@hrenbe 8eiteQuna.

4tben, @riedenluno, 26. Suli.
Ser omerifaniihen Bethlehem
steel So. uur6e am 6reitog BON Ser
grtediiden &egier11w Sic 9ieferung
Ser Nan5erplatten l11o @eidiibe fir
Sen neuelten Eon5erfreu5er Ser grie=
diiden Marine iibertragen. Ser
&untpf seq Shiffes, bas Elm 9eplace-
ment BON 14,5O0 5onnen baben lou,
miro auf ser 5eutihen 8ulfun=@erft
in Stettitt gebaut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

freie 3eit NIT SEM &apit uno ietaen
Sdmeitern perlebt. Ser pertraute
ltmgang nit ieinem 8ruoer lit bei-
nabe ser ein5ige, sen Ser 8aplt pflegt.
Gs lit elm erbeben0er Mnblid, oieie
beioen @reiie I'M 0idten, ihneeweiben
Soar 81 leben, Sic chamber 10 Gbn-
lib uno BOD 10 berihieoen fins un0
oeren @er5en gang erfilt 6urh Sic
9iebe, sic lie 81 ei,tan6er begen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Die &erimde zines Neiien1en.

sd BIN Elm %reiienoer @ertdufer,"
i6retbt 6. 6. Dourgs, 6. 8erflbire,
ST., uun0 lit baufig an @ortleibig-
felt lnS ltnper0oulidfeit, bis id Be-
gam, Or. Sings nel,e 2ebenspiuen
SIT nebmen, sic i9 als eir ausge5eid=
netes Mittel %gefunoen bobe." Sir az
le Magen=, 2eber= ooer Mieren=2ei=
Sen iin6 iie unpergleidlid). SOUR 25
Gents in Molitors 0rug store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
6mmorihit1ts.

0eri hnappt. Mann: sd
meiB gar niht, mo5u 0u 10 piel @elo
fir sf6nbeitsmittel o1tsgtblt I, Sic nit
ben ia oo9 nidts."
6ral: rSb! - @ait 0u mild oenn
ldon ohne oteie Mittel geieben?"
@in5ermu ms. - @mil: ~Mrt=
ter, fannit gu gut iingen?"
@arum fraglt 0u?"
,Mls ou oorbin ulf Sem Sol 5anf=
teit, iagte ser &ater, rpenn er oetne
boloe Stimme BORT, miroe ibm immer
gans anoers 5u Mutb."
Gin Croft. - gerbitterter
&lnitler: %, oieie erbdrmlide @elt
miro crit nod meit1em 5ooe %erfennen,
mas ih ibr gegeben babel"
6reur1: Sea, oann fann sir ia
nifts mebr geidebe1."
Mu! = rSSomobl," betbeuert ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sent &dufer.
v0ies inns fem anoerer lit Ser Sdaoel
BON Sliper @romneu."
vltnm0gli@! Grom1Dea batte einert
ungemobnli@ groben &opf."
50, freilid> aber sizes lit Ser &opf
aus ieiner 4in6er5ett."
Mus SEM Grnmen. = Mein
6reuno 8i9aro (can6. me6.) tpuroe
geprift. - gs tpuroe Tim elm Mann
porgefiibrt, ser am linfen SUB labm
if.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

&lnrer 8ei4eio. - 2ebreriu
Ser boberen I0dteridule: SHE Na=
tur por0ufte tperoe1r in 6ret &eide &C.
tbeilt. @obin gum @eiipiel, Sraulein,
Soo, gebort Ser 3uder?"
Soa: rSSn Sen &affee."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Gin DopptI=$y$tetn

Sic Nortbmeitern Telephone @r@ange Company lit gu irseno
elmer 3it bereit, irsenoSemanb meldber ben @ntfernun9soient 9e>
braubt, gu %ertldren, oaB Ct ale 36eie bes 5taates RAID uno
3ufrieoenteQenb erreiden fam, uno mir ino 9eui0t, @ub bic
4rpbe beiteben I'll la6en. @enn aber Dies Der SAT-, Damn lit tene
9aotbpenoisteit uorbanoeu iMr 5rei @pieme in ct. @loub, uo
cine sroBe N9ebrbeit jener, sic i@ oes Selepbons in ct. Glone
beoienen, mo0en fem 9oppeE5piem.
3e wirtlide Ibatade elmer anoeren @bgobe*2inie o6ne
einen lptalen gse@iel CUR 8ebien1n9 ibrer Sunosn, etablirt i'll
ct. Glouo, tuaroe Don f6 iebit Elm 8eoarfnib fit eiuen anoern
guspedlel e%rforoern, neil LANCE @ntfernu19s=Iufrn an ibrer
2inie fur St. @lou0 @el9aftsleute e%rm09lidt %tplroen, moourd es
fir oiee CUR Motbwenoisteit 1puroe, ibren @ei@aftsplab gu per=
la6en uno na@ Dem anoern 9elepbon ii@ gu be9eben, Tim BORT
Ben Nuf ruf 5a beantmorten.
Gin @eidenbrett uno iiniuno5wan5i9 ooer oreiBi9 5eepbone
tuuroen obne ;3meife FL I'M @e1ddftstbeae 81 8e9inn an9e1daHt
neroen. @enn Der 0perateur erlauben muroe, 5tpei bieler 1elez
phone su perbinoen permitteHt oes @eibenbrettes, murbet SIR
einen lotaen Musmed)lel 9aben. User fam ben Sperateur
baram bimbern? Seoesmal, menn Elm TeRpbon ein9eri@tet miro,
miro Der @usmetlel 9r0Ber, uno nit 9%ern9er I9itation, lowobl
inner6alb me a%uBerbalb st.. @louo, tueroet SIR balo 5mei @piteme
baben, nit oenen gu baoern nno oaiar gu be5ablen. @sDllen Bic
@eidbdftsleute Elm ioldbes 9iiffp 1aufem?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

6atal. - Musrufer (oor elmer
sd]aubuoe): u@ier, meme @erridaf=
ten, 6rdl[ein Mnnita, Sic Came obne
ltnterIeib; lie lit.
Sdubmader (5er a1nter SEN S9ou=
luitigen itebt): nit nod 5met
Hoor Stiefel l9uloig!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

Sic ieben, @err Gurt0i6at," lagt
Ser Yrofeilor, uboB 0ieier @ann am
linfen SUP labm lit, un0 oaB er 0a=
rum binft. @us miiroen Sic in 6ie=
lem 6ane tbun?"
&idaro ermiSerte: Scum, in Sic
lem Safe miir6e i9 audi binfen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
nortbweltern telephone Exchange o..

tion bat al1d ihon auf's @ieb iiber-
gegriffen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

Sci ser Sdmiere.- @eu=
tie: n2obengrin!" @roBe Sper bon
&ifaro @ogner. Sn Sen 3mtiden<
pauien iotpie na4 ser 8oriteurng
@inber=6abrten NIT sem Sdmane!
Ginmal Tin uno Der flint Hfennige.
0ie 9ireftion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

ssnitruftion. - u%nteroffi=
5ier: .8el9es lit oas militdrriae
@altptgeridt?"
@efmut @ad: rgrbien nit Sped"
ltnteroffi5ier: vSb, Sic @ieienfa-
meel! @riegs9eridt iif's!"
Scr. @enneped frngt I'M 5letherla=
SEN: ~Sit STR Odienfleiid beut 5ort
uno meih?"
r6reilid, Splitter, 10 SORT mie elm
6rauenber55."
vDonn geben Sic mir, bitte, Elm
Bruno @urit."
STR 9uftihiff lit allo in etnem
8etpitterIturm perntdtet mor6en? =
Sic erfI6rten sod, es lei einfu6 poll=
fommen."
n1as sdiff mar bolfommen," er-
mi6erte ser grfin6er, uoie 2uft botte
einen Sebler."
9as ernten bes @etreioes bei 5'uei.
@i@t 5u perblIffen. =
@oit: % jennie = Sic 8eefiteafs
tper0en ia inu11er fleiner!"
@irtb: ga, ia - Sic Degenero-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
Daisy Wedding DECORATION,

A bride whose name was Daisy"
had this dainty scheme carried out on
the table at a luncheon given for her
bridal maids. It vas to be a daylight
Wedding at A o'clock and blue was the
color she selected to go with the
snowy daisies. Over the table a gilded
hoop was suspended by daisy chains
and true lovers knots of blue satin
ribbon. Radiating from the hoop to
each plate were blue ribbons ending
with tiny gilded slippers which held
the sailed almonds. To make jollity.
the guests found their places by SYM
hols representing the occupation OF
the men who at that particular mo-
ment were attentive to the guests; in
fact several of them We're already en-
Gagged. Thus the maiden who had a
doctor sweetheart found her place bv
a gilded pill box and a tiny vial; the
gentleman farmers bride.to-be founal
a miniature COW and a gilded pitchI'
fork: the girl who had named the az
had a wedding bell. and the fiancee SE
a banker had a little toy bank. The
literary girl who proclaimed spinster-
hood. a dolls teapot and a black cat.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
The Perfect Laxative
For Elderly People

Age has its attractions no less than
youth in q more serene INC quieter
life. But it IL this cry life of rest
without sufficient exercise that brings
with 1t those disorders that arse from
inactivity. Chief Of these T q chron.
&c, persistent constipation:
Most elderly people are trouble in
this way. with accompanying eymp-
toms Of belohin6. drowsinsss after eat
ing, headaches and general lassitude.
Frequently there u difficulty Of digest
ing even Mghe food. Much mental
trouble ensues. ~ 1t 10 hard to find .
suitable remedy. First of all the ad-
vice may be given that elderly people
should not use salts. cathartio pills or
powders. waters or any Of the more
violent purgauves. What they need,
women as we'll ~ mon. u q mild Taxa.
tive tonic, one that 10 pleasant to take
and yet acts without gripping.
The remedy that nils all these re-
Qutremsuts. aud has In addition tonic
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

properties that strengthen the stom.
ach. liver and bowels, 10 Dr. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin. which Thousands
OF elderly people use. to the exclusion
OF all other needless Trustworthy peo.
Pc Ike Miss H. H. Burlinr. Rapon.
W.. and ". Cridsr. KimbaiI. MINI.
ana in that way not only m 1sS
general good health. but that thev
nav not In years felt a. rood a. they
90 now. You Will do we'll to always
IL good for all the family.
Anyone wishing to make a trial Of
tnis remedy before buying II in the
rssuiar Wy Of . drugstet at nifty cents
or n dollar q large bottle Hamifv
s!se! can have q sample bottle AM -
inc nome free Of charge by simply "a.
Dressing DR.. w. B. Caldwell. 1os
washington st.. Monticello. III. Your
viii do. ~ CAV
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
SOCIETY |
pmoNes-osy n. ". ~ I. .. o. n, Night N. ". Ia


Ouk
And can il be that these old veter-
Who totter with the weight of many
years.
Can it he true that they have stood
where shells
Shot streaming like mcteors OF the
night,
And with their light filled with a
lurid CLEAN
The hosts of struggling thousdius'
rrbat these old men, so peaceful and
These Venerable forms that seem so
From wars alarm, and battles
bloody shock,
HaN. stood where Death staiked torth
with hideous mien.
And braved him with " da"h'iess
heart and true:
Then let us bare our heaos WIN
humble hearts.
For they have been where lie" are
called to 20.
What matter NOW ihelr ui''iofi' vi
flag"
TO both were of America. and both
Tough, for the things that IN tneir
hearts were right;
Both braved the campaigns of the
Wilderness,
And stood with courage true at Get
tysnurs.
or when it meant Il forced march
through the night,
Or going without food for weary
hours.
Both did i, like Americans whose
hearts
Were ever in their cause.-the cause
that each
Stood ready with his life nj any time
To prove upon the altar of his faith.
Then let us bring u offerings of
t1oWers
For those who gave their lives upon
the field.
And to the few remalnlnS let us
bring
The tribute of nlr love, and with II
That We shall ever hold before u
Their LOYALTY and bravery in their
cause.
And not forgetting mere to breathe
a prayer
That i'm the countless wears rhat arc
to come
Mankind may live IN nearc and
brotherhood,
That war shall ne u relic of the past.
And all the future shall he ruled by
-C3eorpe f. Staff
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

For the medium size will be requir-
ed 3 IL yards of material 10. . SIS
yards 81, : yards SO or "A inches wide
with 2 yards of banding. 49,
The pattern, No. 1897. is cut in sizes
for a "a, SO. IS, 40, AZ and a. inch
bust measure, and will he mailed to
any address by the Fashion depart
ment of this paper, or receipt of ten
cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
Society Personals y

Mr.. and Mrs, f. S. Tricky of AL
Narado. Mimi, visited here Sunday
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Gas
ton of North Sixth street.
Mrs. +. G. Witherall left SATURDAY
evening to Join her husband at Sas-
katoon, Sask.. where they will reside.
Miss Minnie Anderson returned last
evening from Ryder where she filed on
a claim on the Fort Berthold reserva-
ton.
Mrs. Charles !7ilteau returned Sat
urday evening from a weeks visit
with relatives AT I1avre. Mont, and
points In tho, western part of the state.
Miss Blanche Green will arrive this
evening to visit Miss Mabel Wicker
and attend the X. G.. tennis party.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
The man who looks

The man who looks like ready
money may act like a, financial strinL
gency. I
Don't judge a man by the size of
the tips he gives the waiter. He may
take them out of you household all
loWance.
Tell him be is the only man YOU
ever loved. He won't believe it any
more than you believe it. but it may
please him.
On the other hand. he may tell you
to get a reputation.
Having received all this advice. YOU
will doubtless proceed TO in
the same old way.
Which consists in making the man
think he is doing it.
After all. that's the best system!-
Woman's World for May.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

chestra has been developed and the
school children who assist in the pro-
grams are becoming so much inter-
ested in declamatory work that a ON
test is now being arranged. The wom-
en- furnish refreshments at each meet
ing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

Hederich had sent one concerning
Florida. Most of tho business hour
was given to the fly problem. The
lunch. decorations and place cards
We're carried out in the color of the
Wild crocus., which was used. and
made a very unique decoration. The
next meeting will be May %. at which
time the Muddy Valley Women's club
will be invited to attend.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
Musical Club. Last Program.

''tS III ' wv = tEtSI Program,
The Ladies Thursday Musical club
rousht lis successful YEAR to a close
Saturday evening when il gave an
open program at the First Methodist
church. which in spite of the down.
pour OF rain was attended by a fair
audience ami WAS t%horouch!y enjoy
ed. Tho aides of the club had made
unusual preparation for this treat
and ii was regretted on all sides that
n" elements were s" unruly. prevent
ing scores from ENJOYING the pleasure
which had been s" eagerly looked
forward ~, the invitation having
been extended 10 all club women,
music lovers and visitors. The au-
dience. however, was an extremely
apnrcciatiNe n INC they made their
feelings known with enthusiastic APP
plause during h program and ex-
pressions of dolish, afterward.
h program had been arranged
under the direction of Mrs. W. G.
Mcdonald and Mrs. r. r. Young and
the talent presented was the choicest
vatory circles. Miss Irma MALLORY.
contralto. and Miss Genevieve Meach-
am. soprano. Miss Mallory was In
exceptionally good voice and sang
Sunset by Dudley Buck. as her op-
ening humble With unusual charm.
The selection was Well adapted to the
rare richness of her voice and Miss
l.ilall Sannes as her accompanies was
excellent. Miss Meacham's lyric So
prano was especially sweet in Ar
ditis Love in Springtime.'' and Miss
Annis Healy was her accompanist.
Prof. LamDert's orchestra rendered
two beautiful numbers. selections
from T~annhauser by Wagner and the
Dance of the Hours by Ponchoili,
while the University Girls Cleo club
under the direction of w. W. Norton
gave delight with "Springtide" by
Cow, y Banks and Braes" from
Old Scotch and Correcting to Spring.
by Strauss.
TIL" feature of the program was
the Lampert string quartet which an
r"ared for the first time. the mem
hers being Prof. Lampert. Miss Olive
Erwin, W. W. Norton and Mr.. Howe.
They rendered The Slumher Song
by Ciilleett and il was a gem.
Pledge Members Hostesscs.
The pledge mar7hers of ri chanter
of Alpha Phi. Misses Hortenso Moore.
GenevieNe Meacham, Avis Wright.
Ella Thompson. Stella Hilleboe. Alice
Hunter. Florence Collins. Marjorie
Casseel and Gertrude Bliss. were hos
@tesses Saturday evening az a hand
s"mely appointed dinrn~ party given
al tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Olson on South Fifth street in COM
%plin1ent 70 the active members of that
sorority. The hour was 6 O'Clock
and in the service of tn delectable
five course repast the hostesses were
assisted hv Miss Frances Londnrgan,
Miss Edith Neitch and Miss Grace
Rorke. The places We're at
five snlal tables which had bowls
Of lovely pink roses for decoration
and the honored guests We're Misses
Ethel Poupore. Blonde Holt. Chris
time FinlaTson. Stella IIodgins. Annie
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

The plain blouse with just a tuck
over each shoulder to provide becom-
ing fullness is available for many uses
1t will serve admirably as g guimpe. it
makes one Of the best possible models
for embroidery or for lace trimming
and it is in every way desirable for
fancy materials. This one includes
%oeptionally available. Perhaps the
greater number of women will like
those of three-quarter length finished
y it'll cuffs. but often the loose elbow
sleeves are pretty and there is a grow
ing tendency toward long sleeves. SO
that those shown in the small back
view are likely to be in demand.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06


much q than
they really are.
They are not us
ing HAYS HAIR
HEALTH.
If your hair is
gray or faded; if
your hair is full
Of %dandruff: If
your scalp inches
get Il bottle of
HAYS II a r.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
MIR. and Mrs. Robertson Homo.


Frank A.. Robertson and his charm
ing bride who formerly was Miss An
ma ". Mccoy reached home last even
ing and are at the DaCotah for :. few
days until their coy flat in the Dinnie
block ON North Third street is ready
for occupancy. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
sons wedding took place in Grand
Junction. Colo, April % and their
honeymoon trip has hren IL continual
round of pleasure with receptions.
dinners and other pretty h"nors i'm no
small numbers. Their marriage was
performed ny Rev. Father BOYLE. pas
tor of the Catholic church AT Grand
Junction, at his residence n MIR. and
Mrs. T. +. Toughran with whom the
bride has made her home for the
past winter We're the only attendants
and guests. Mrs. Robertson wore her
becoming travelling suit of navy blue
with accessories To match a; the mar
rage ceremony which MAS sulemnizcd
at : O'Clock in the afternoon and i'm
m"dlattlN aftcrWard a prcttily APP
pointed wedding dinner was served at
the ~I.ou@hran home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson left that evening for Dem
Yer. Visiting tina! city ard Omaha.
Men, before reaching Minneapolis
Whrre they have sine. been guests of
Mr.. Robertson parents. MIR. and Mrs.
HINih iN'''l lSoH ol tliiSbR1N avenue.
The evening following their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson gave a
large reception in honor of their son
and his bride, h guests beng all the
famltN connections and several close
friends. Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Parker. nee Grace Rob-
crtSon. formerly of This city, gave an
evening dinner az twelve covers and
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ii"h"rtSon entertained with a family
reunion dinner AZ Il o'clock, covers I've
ing LAID for twenty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson also stop
ped in Fargo for u brief visit. being
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hall who
entertained AZ dinner for them FRIDAY.
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. fIclmor Nelson. Mrs.
Nelson viii he remembered here as
IN" former Miss Ruby Cullen. MIR.
and Mrs. Roh"rtson'S at date is June
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06

HEALTH at any druggists today:
use it regularly and you'll he surprised
at the results.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH is guaran-
teed 10 give satisfaction or none
back.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
xxy DIRK OF WOMEN'S
CLUBS THROUGH.
D D OUT THE A b

The fourth annual meeting Of the
district of the state Federation of
Women's clubs will be held at Leeds
on May Q and 10. The various
clubs will be the guests of the MEM
bers of the Alfredian club IF Which
Mrs. J. w. Warren is president.
The club has a membership of 25 and
its special work is maintaining a pub
lie library, besides doing civic i'm
prcVement and educational work. A
splendid program has been arranged
and a large attendance is anticipated.
The r. and T. club OF Williston. met
Wednesday with Mrs. F. II. Smith.
with a large attendance. The South
the subject under discussion, and
Mrs. Grogan gave an illustrated talk
on her recent trip through the south.
Mrs. Adams read a very interesting pa
per on the Negro Problem" and Mrs.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-06
Lean Year Maxi,ns.

Handsome is as handsome does.
You can live on Il handsome income,
but not on a handsome face.
Also-marry for love. but for heav-
ems sake love a rich man.
The best wine buyer is not always
the best food provider.
She who courts and runs away may
live to court another day,
But she who courts and won't be a.
wife. may be alone for all her
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way for Summer Months.

Away for Summer Months.
Mrs. George Netrher left Yesterday
afternoon for the east and will he
away all summer. She will spend
some time in New York city and Ruf-
falo with both friends and relatives
md will visit several other points in
hat state before returning home
* Septennre~.
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Fascinating Hair for Women
Easy to Have Natural Colorcd.
Luxuriant and Radiant Hair.

So many womcn have gray and
faded nnir thnt makes them uuuear
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The annual art exhibit -; tho Win
hip school is being held this after
loon with Miss Agnes O'Donncll.
principal of the building. and Miss
eliza beth o'Neil, supervisor of draw
ing. in charge. Invitations have been
extended parents and teachers to call
between the hours of !! and e O'Clock
and during that time fruit punch and
waters will be served by The girls of
the seventh and eighth grades and
there will be a delightful program of
music and recitations. The exhibit
is hung in the halls and various
rooms and is a splendid display of art
work. needlework and writing repre-
sentins all the grades in the build
ing. The program arranged for the
entertainment of the visitors is as
follows:
Song. a Little Child Shall Lead
Them"-Anna Mcmahon.
Recitation, Suppose" Hazel
Recitation. The wind"-Linsay
Miller.
Recitation, The Swan Song
Margaret Delalneter.
Groups of Sonss-Seventh grade
pupils under Miss Samson's direc-
ton.
Vocal solo--Miss Tenner. supervis-
UT OIL music.
coo
Miss Cooper Left Sunday.
Miss Viola Cooper left Yesterday
morning for Fargo, where she spent
the day with her sister. continuing
on to the twin cities last evening. Aft
er a day or two with friends in Min
neapolis and ST. Paul Miss Cooper
will visit her mother at Grinnell.
Iowa. for a fortnight. reaching Eoul-
der. Colo. in time TO take up her new
position June l.. Miss Cooper's fare
we'll days were filled with numerous
social attentions and a large number
of her friends at the station vcstar-
day morning to wish her good luck
and success In her new home.
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Dinner for Bride.

Dinner for Bride.
Minneapolis Journal: In honor of
Miss Ruby Frisk. whose marriage to
Abbott Mcconnell Washhurn of Du-
luth will he An event of the month.
Mrs. II. S. Wellington of 2101 Rlais-
dell venue. will be hostess at a dim
ner Friday evening.