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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
ACCEPTED ONIONS
RESIGNATION; ROAD
TAX WAS DEFEATED
Lsrss Aresrs 81 assl~ess 81 ssas.rs
Nssurs Essers ccwm,ssisns<s'


e>ers~<~- encss ca,Ht msg AGAIN 49,
'er.s<s Fseeae as , o'cloek IT shs
slup<f cnsft house &c d. rosnias
Area-s fern AFTER hAslne rsst -
Nasa ~ August ~. ana asso q hflef
aassl. y etieafes.i t..f ons wesk onl,
rs,ssn4 hasinrs waa transacted II Sac
afsl nAt<uns,
Nee,eriat lhos commissioners hAa
taf t,aeei - rssines- and pro 10
ss-sssn dprinc nv entire dv Ths,
siu ~ tusl aEain to.ia, .sa ait ff,.h.
ara, hoia esrf unsn tnnio.fuv.
une 20 $40 most im,,eflAni r,atisra
~hieh vfs offufhi teforv sas l.,..ls
fssiefiss ~ss SIZE rrsisuaitoasE Caun
"a Auwue, Prank q. ,'phon. tNr on.
ion haa presented his rctlankuon ga
Nususs b. hot shs fnaitsf as nos At
"a u4s.n ~ the commissioners unisi
yesterday muininE Nr untea stated
iInonf hls rearons fof pncsfrlles hls
resrHauon thei ~ ssrc,ted ~ i,s eut
1T ine ciys afina September ana a
pagt ~ u,tnlyf THE fqeirusi.n 81
Nv NngDn pAs ar,eri,i hs az ,e,n
aiissiaacfs al b. en,s,iNs ~ a.an So hls
susaeasar ~hish Was not nanrd -
iOrisN. qualified iof the 0iirr Na tn.
in,atlon ~ss ristn io ths oo,afnl..iea.
49, ~ who would sepseai M nnsos d.
counn suosrs, until ths rssoiag tirc,
iinns thir fau al Whlsh ,ime ths IN, =
kln ls nnsi ~ ei.-tlnn
rhr rHnmissIunrfa tssitfdas MORN
ng rtn, sssod ihs Returns ~ tpe frornl
t,Iiiun hsii in Nnrc~s raunn io ~
ila ~ fnih ana i0iif, tat nf it ttuia
n tho tioa property ,siuhiien snuuis
+. asaaasod By vss faai.i lhsi ihr tuts
fhe county oan afHinsi ih. ,,,ta
taA ihnso nlpesins hatin4 enn p ,
HaiNlut ni to Votes rho toif Through
.0i the eonnu ~as usnl ana ln r..ins
g th' rfecinris no sieii''u wa hold "a
m
tinf ef he textures nf ihs Gle, ti'.s
sas tfs tris af Poet Aensaa Al.
honnh rafi Ar,nsss b. un an Island
eith ne outlet f,f r,,ad. ihc vote theirs
safs malHtA faf ihs road taN fhs
lrfett 81 tse etad tsN is hur a. 30
pp,siiion ehiUh was shown be Kings
His aud nlshsp kluFsNle w,nl
asainsl ihc foHd ias ts "a mniortS ol
Ia votes anj ifshop D., ge votes
Tho precincts in thr rity npa snnnt,
sni heiAlnn an rleeiian on thp und ga
sofU WEIRD Pour in 'nfpus CHRIST
'alsiisn AgliA uulrs ana lIhnttsf 40,
sHliis ~ the Vntlna IN enc ainsf,ni
nfrrinlis Was aH fellows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
HELD CONVENTION
TEXAS SHEET METAL
CONTRACTORS HERE
NUMBER or oElCoAvEs osEs
rtsis oisvelcr PsfsrNr
Iseai V~isr oraa~lsse Yesterday 10
r~is Cits-.-c~.csfs Were
tfssfsd.

A cenvontion " tse Southwest reeas
Stcri Metal Contractors ana WORKERS
sas held ~ tsis siis sesiefdss ufnmx
al lhs s,tmmefciai cllh sat frrtrsen,
tsttes fram nunifs of cllies ana
fa~ns o,sf ihis setiirn wcft prsstni
To- tiarisi rnlc,fs utrc here AMI ~
Sided atef fh. meeiinr
A. thls ees sissfitt s.,e, cutiaN eniv
blniusss IS n roui.ne naiurr uas trans.
atfed tht ufsasltaii,n ~ . lacRi rhcsi
ibstal uufAtfs nnion ~ss perfected ana
oficrrs tiostod rhs afftars "a ths
,ia,ai onion ~hiet win b. sffit,isi uisf
lhe state aua Nstion,i ersanisati..n ,lt
Nv q narut nfsfideaf p ~ efavs
eli socrAaft liesAlos ths sheet moi
al contractors "a ihis cHy. four ir
numttT ata a. affiliated with ths ef
eanhaiien raffrsird stsief,is, h thf
ialn 20 sueiten a wu.nss n i'ori AZ
ansaa
TIE ftnVcntlnu Was htid tuflnz ihf
morsins seHs+ay IN the cpmmofs iaI
Cuh ram sAiautnmeni hsinr token
shofiIy before nnnn rha nssi mofiiof
" the HffHnpuitan VII b. 500 stats
convention 81 shs,i Metal Conintitfs
whl,h via l,s hold n nailas iu o,.
fotfr
Amonf lhns rrreseni ai fhc nirsiinf
yrsirfaay moruns wrft a. a shan
non irosiaeal ~ ina aiat.i Shes
Nstsl Contractors m rfsas iipNfinn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
SHIP BODY TO VICTORIA
asls,ivss Accompany fismsins ~ ssss
H. ~. oep.nhssspss 20 vsstef,a Ter
srtsfmsnt

Thn bs,dl n Nfs hafnlips n pppen.
hesmsf. VAS yssterda5 shlplssi ~ vie.
ipfia ~ risfmeui The dsaih ~ Mfs
IppeEksimsf Dssuntrd 30 Sunday
B4saning n ih,s riiY Hhr fad resided
hers for numIsf ~ years. oamIng u.
reKas from 0sfmsny
The sortisinr relatives accompany
.uF ihs he1y ~ hfp pppsnhsinsf a.
Victoria w~s Mr. aDd Mira o. Cuhh,
~ sna NFs ~ cohn nna Mirs Jsn
NE nrpeHhsilnef ~ ibis ciil and 49,
snd Mrs A. - Cohn ~ Han Dlssp
tuna4i sasficep svfe copGapiea ~
fieiofia sspssraAf aflsrpvpn following
which infsfpnrri was made 10 that fsfr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
UNkEHNc PARTY BACK
cor,mfsiss Visited Hevsssn. DALLAS.
~ Worth ard Shreveport La.
70 inspect p.sine.

There WIN h. q meeting ~ fhs CoFpus
CHRISTI Musheisefs tenisht IN ths Gem,
n1efeiai ciuD fepm ~ sac o'elosrk fof
ne purpose q dfilllng ptd h''ldine A
shart uvAlresa nssason capsAin A. ~
iiasNins - ilis company, feupnsfs thai
ssefY meabef ~ fbs military s~xnnizay
tien he psessni ana hays measures taxi
sn feG fhs new WnlfDrms.
csptain iiashins has flied ms lsono
Tar ms ubii'rns and equipment win
the palnfsns general - Austin ana ss
soan 40 shis 10 approved the uniforms
and eanipspsut fts the esmpsny viii s,~
nsni here Il Ia srpecfcd thai ths cnm-
seny sAn rscsivs TINS sapipmsnt ~
sepimnssuf !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
hUSkETFERS DRILL TONIGHT
noed Has Been Fdsd Coz Uuferrrs sns
Eauipmsnt ~ hs~ AHsnrD
Company.

The committee wNi0h paa named hi
th. fltf .ourrii rrrrnfiy iH matc frl
iN setefsi liiea and Inspect lhs tarlouf
nnfirr materials ln usc an1 'o studs
fht pNt Na pipNlsfn. risfnui fapfrfdaf
fpm ihrif iantsf.nr tnp q Wa ~.
nountHi ftritfGHt uofnlnr ihnt ihs
com inee uNi haiH "a meeting ihH
HfiefnfnH fuf ihe ppfppas ~ fpfmgisf
,ug fsrori "a present % fnc cry cum
rii
Tbeee mntira ihs irip were Clara
Peas Anrual telAine.r " Garrett
81 "a Caldwell and Edwin Plato rhs
party visited iiausipn isillas Fort
WORTH and shreveport a..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

a. ChtddloE a Ca fcpNrird Yesterday
600 sale and dcturrg 81 d four passcn-
rt M.as % tufu fs u @ Nicholson
Tnls firm hts received UafiDHd of
nrash autos ahieh wili bc unipsdod TO-
faF.
wr chaadich stated yesterday that
hr was fApocunT o. shipment Hf ihr
neN ief1 model Hntsun "tf c4ra fut
flY th's Noeh rhr un he Hr ffrf
rtrs of thc nov model tu Del received la
thh eHy Tho liulson 'af b. nlulppei
uith an tisofrie Hrr.fiafior and o.
naar bon faufInr tna roadster tFns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

Mr. ufser Mliehfn editor ~ 90
feosf1wn ilfgurtsI sgehi s.-isiasf ir
fhf iiY aH q hIlff Dusinsss fisl Mr.
Mitchell sf4ial thai deere hnh hs'en 81
haifinch rainfan there viihin ihe lssi
t~s Gafs snd iaai ~ crops sno peo.
90 eFe greatly Refreshed from ihs pre-
ciguasipn Size fepafis ihar fae FinF
% Rsi,siuen have beer Fef1 hnsg sin
nina teiien and that the fieio pa thaf
staple would b. good she nisD sayf
that nabsiown - pfprrcssiHF rapidly
riiywafd md marh imfrF,ina - ta hr
,nr dune n present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
ar t.,er al War.

There are two things eYeflaEflnfig
81 war. Joy and piles nai nnrhlen !
Arnics salfe viii hanith piles n snyl
form. u soon eubdues the itching
irritation. milan nation % swelling
II gives comfort, invites Joy Greatest
healer OF burns. hollis, leerf. cats
bruises. ececma. scalds pimpicf. skin
ornptious Ohiy 25 cents Is Josh Va
s smith.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
AT ma iDTAl AGAIN

Miss Mafrseef Naihref of Denver
roin be- wish aH sFhn. rhs ~ riaa g.
hs in Dnrnur once msfs Misc Naihsir
ant iN around n1lr wnftrf fhs wn
b. plras,d in mnei nid aud new cus
umefn i'hoHe sfl ~ an aptsHnimenf
nrAt NAM piil,ssnNo rAfiinNr
NIk.Hf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
Seaside Theatre
EXCLUSIVE MOTION PICTURE
HOUSE

Seaside Program tHr
'rhe Redemption ~ ned HUf, yn
Ia ine main ihis has been done bsfare
IN picture and IL always ION "a strong
hrars interest
"A frase liltic indian. i'athe vn-
usumlness m ploi H. Responsible lsraelY
Cor the success ~ uiis photo. pial.
"A nay un Senr Coined
s CENTS ADMISSION 70 AL
Souvenir Coupon 0ven ~th Each
Admission.
- cogponE for Tea spooa
20 csvpent Tor Table spoon
20 cos9ens Scr table Fork
80 csupors FOR Table knife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20
BIG CROWD HEARD CONCERT
Program, co. Concert Tonight ~ A.,
tssian part Announced -
Dirsetor knopf


Dnr ~ fhe largest crowds ihs' h1s
heaff the nuhiic concerto eifrn hY thp
81 W bend since Organization 500 ihis
rty. Wis present "a Arirrisn parh san
dty afternoon. 81 v1s estimated mat
muY s08a pcoule enjoyed fhf program
rendered there heihs d iaree nnme'f W
visitors ip the fity The proegnm VAS
one ~ ths best Yei rendered uy the
band
The regular mid sesh rfnFfafT ~ enc
~ " mnd io BE- rendered RI hrisa.
Ban l'a.h Tonight hesinniur ~ eel0rf
as announced bg Director 40 kaoFf Ia
~ faiinsai
/ rFt nrm Narfh Harry Lincoln
sorcuaie Lovers Resu0use"
~ q wHsf
cofnsi saio "rrpe I.oye rolts4
~ Kflfa
O. ~ Hn1mnn aDialff
March. "undcr ihe pauhis Eaaie~
g. D. wagner
. Overture "valmona
ches : Rockwell
q iniermrrro "lltsbinE Fyasr
fienrf runisef
2 wsir "A Dream ~ f.sse
~ uolms
4 Loyalty Marco fiarrheans
The friends snd patrons - Mrs y
UH. !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

one-half iaRrn fnites and fDrts. "a
penny eeishir 81 silver % me anztn
onlr 'fee fhe dozen piecsa at ui
siAums t-i6.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

with elsh iQ cents par, base ~ coffee
ioas hRtins i.awdsf s'aem. estrnein %
sr.os martin Tea aud Coacs GO
Ifh0ur t1e
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Thase present ~ ep'smirsinnrfr eruft
Yesterday wefr ssaee W . T'mun.
W u null r. a. ,awfrnee. g. g.
wuTht W ~ faunr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

See cur tine Vt saut eElr SPOONS
The siamus si9 uea-iuise A. is.si
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at The Rtamuss eis Mss4alis 81
S.fE.sf
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Our Harnsiio Prspafatiers nfe strict
y, ~ guaranteed n sou pAg Ero ihem D.
~ tfiai you vtn uas un other
f-fs-gt
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"a POUNDS o. SUGAR roR 500

slfh Cirh aH CEa.f nnffhRse of coffee
traa msinF r.wder ,ofoh. esuaria of
spices Martin Ta and Coffee Co.
pronr ilg F-ls.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

ffcth shipment 81 iiugiOra candies
lgft received ai Thomas Msd,i rhar.
macy tisG
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

The friends and patrons - Mrs y
Clmtr uii hr pleased % suow she VIII
hs ln Corpus iu e feu dayn Ust your
faH dreaaes ready $50 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20

s<Ae cheapest salt yon can bay IA tho
9-sue shich will give yoa the most
Service The famous "a v Price a
Co. clothes made 10 n" are clothes
We stand behind. We soil 'em and
GEAR EN-.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
RINGO LAKE

Ringo Lake, April 8-Mr. Willie
Lovander of Willmar has been visit
ing with friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Messrs. Carl Lovander, Arvid Pohl
and John Monson were Willmar Wis
itors q few days last week.
Mr.. John Monson departed for
Litchfeld, Mimi, last week, at which
place he will remain for some time.
A number Of young folks spent
Wednesday evening at the S. J. Jac-
OLSON home.
Mr.. Frank Blomgren arrived here
from Chicago, ILL.,, last Friday for a
brief visit with friends. From here
he will go to Seattle, Wash.
Misses Mabel and Esther jacobson
spent Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. N. Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ekblad entertain
ed few friends at their home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Sophia Gustrud removed her
household goods from here to Spicer
last Monday, where she expects to
make her home for the future.
Mesdames Rykken and Grorud en-
tertained the Young Peoples society
at the Norwegian Hauge church last
Thursday evening. A good program
was given, after which lunch was
served. A good attendance is report
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Ekblad visit
ed at the formers parental home here
last Tuesday.
Miss Amanda Monson spent few
days at the Jonas Monson home last
week.
Mrs. Sophia Gustrud spent Friday
at the P. Ekblad home
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
Ak4G!::R9{'W!R{i;jItYi RI

Grow River, April 8-The farmers
in this vicinity are now getting busy
in the fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kraabell and
children visited at Nikolai Johnson's
last Sunday.
Miss Gertie Saboe returned home
from Christ Thompson's last week.
A pretty home wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. johann
mes Leitte last Wednesday, when
their daughter, Nettie, was united in
marriage to John Severade in the
presence Of few relatives. Rev.
Tolo spoke the words which made
them man and wife. We extend our
hearty congratulations tothis worthy
young couple, and wish them a long
and happy married life.
The Saron Ladies' Aid met last
Thursday with Mrs. Amund Jacob
son.
Olof Thorpe is at present visiting
his sister, Mrs. T. O. Tolo.
Martin Restad and wife have TAX
en- charge Of the Hans Hagen farm.
A program and basket social will
be given in the Aurora school Fri
day evening, April 18th.
Walter and Arthur Tolo are spend
ing their Easter vacation at home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
'Trip0Iis News.

Tnpolis, April 8-Services will be
conducted at Tripolis, Sunday, Apri
II, at II o'clock a. m. Sunday
school at ten a. m.
The Y. P. S. will have their meet
ing Friday evening, April IL, at
o'clock p. m.
The coffee social at Victor Der.
GUSTS last week was we'll attended
both in the afternoon and evening.
Rev. Walters went to the cities
Wednesday morning, returning in the
evening.
Mrs. Oscar Lundberg from Stock
holm, Mimi, visited at her home owe,
Easter.
Mrs. C. D. Peterson visited friends
in Willmar last week, returning home
on Sunday.
Everyone is enjoying the nice
weather and is busy. Seeding has
now commenced in this locality.
School closed in District 81 last
Friday, Miss Tallakson, the teacher
returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Monson from
Willmar visited at the formers home
over Easter.
Miss Ruth Swenson visited at Nels
Anderson's a few days last week.
Marie, Tilda, Anna and Edward
Johnson visited at Theodore Matt.
sons Friday afternoon.
Miss Ida Pierson spent her Easter
vacation at Mattson's. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson, ani
son Carl from Willmar, visited Al
Chellberg's over Easter.
Miss Marie johnson returned tx
Fergus Falls last Monday, afte1
spending her vacation at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have returned
to Fergus Falls, after spending tn.
winter in Los Angeles, Calf.
Edward and Carl Lundquist visit.
ed with their sister, Florence at Will.
mar Sunday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
~
via AXE ELIZABETH
LEAKINGf5

Lake Elizabeth, April 8-Rev. o.
E. Erickson conducted baptismal
services in the Swedish. Baptist
church here Sunday. Owing to the
fine weather, quite a numb~r of peo-
pie from distance attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ogren and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson and sons,
Hjalmer and Elmer, of Rosendale,
were pleasantly entertained at C. A.
Swans last Sunday.
Anne Ekbom visited at August
Olson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gronberg spent
Sunday at 0. E. Danielson's.
Mildred and Edna Swanberg from
Grove City arrived here last Mon
day to visit for few days at An
drew Paulson's.
Rev. c. F Edwards conducted the
services at the Rosendale M. E.
church Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Rosenquist left for
Lltchfeld last week to stay at Frans
Rosenquist's for few days. We
understand that little girl came to
stay at Frans Rosenquist's the LIST
Of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rossell of
tennessee spent Sunday at the lat
ter's home, A. T. Bjur's.
Rev. and Mrs. o. E. Erickson en-
tertained number of their Fahlun
friends to dinner Easter Sunday.
Myrtle and Levi Ekbom called at
Andrew Paulson's Sunday after
noon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
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8A (TlkH T

Grue, April ga basket social and
school entertainment will be given
in the Cruz school house on Satur-
day evening by Miss Minnie Erick-
sons pupils. A good program is
prepared and a large crowd is ex-
pected. Everybody welcome. Don't
forget the date! Saturday evening,
April -, 1912.
Ole Nelson and family left on Sat-
urday for St. Cloud, Mimi, where
Mr.. Erickson will act as blacksmith
in stone quarry.
NJ. C. Gunderson Of Harrison spent
Easter Sunday at his parental home
Eere.
Oscar, Miner and Malta Anderson
and Miss Bertha Pemble of near
Willmar visited at Mrs. E. Olson's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anderson of
Kandiyohi and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Murray Of this place visited at Axel
Nelson's home Good Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ekbom Of
near Atwater, Mimi, called at the
latters home one day last week.
Knut Thompson spent Good Fri
day at B. Kleven's.
E. T. Gunderson has been seeking
medical aid for his eyes at Willmar,
and is at present improving.
Enock T. Erickson purchased a
dandy working horse at Willmar on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt Carlson visited
friends in Kandiyohi on Good Fri
day.
John P. Ness returned from Min
zeapolis oa Wednesday. We under
stand that he was united in marriage
t. Mrs. Hannah Thompson Of that
place. The latter is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Gunderson.
Mrs. Ida jacobson Of Spicer made
a short visit at her parental home
between trains on Friday afternoon.
Carl Gunderson Of Mamre called
on relatives in this vicinity last week.
The Young Peoples society Of
Eagle Lake will meet in the Grue
school house on Wednesday even
ing, April 18th.
A-Why do you fish on Sunday?
BIO, don't.-I didn't catch
any'
Miss Minnie Thompson was a
Sunday caller at Gunderson's.
Oscar johnson is sporting a new
motorcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and
children and Chas. Sands were Sun
day callers at A. O. Erickson's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-10
she had seen Dargan leave the house

she had seen Dargan leave the house
on the opposite side. Miss Emmons
thought it high time that she take an
interest in "other peoples business"
and told her hostess all she knew
about what was about to transpire.
"Get on your clothes. quick" ex-
claimed Beatrice, in a flutter. while
go to the stable and bring q pony
cart!'
Within ten minutes Beatrice hurried
up to the door as fast AZ her pony's
short legs could carry her. Miss EN-
mons got In. and the two drove OF at a
gallop in the direction the latter had
seen Dargan go. There had been
duel before in the family. and Beatrice
surmised that this one would occur at
the same place. When they reached
it the two principals stood waiting
while the seconds were measuring the
ground.
"Gentlemen," said Miss Chalmers as
she refined in near them, there is no
occasion for this fight. I am in a po-
sition to answer for the dishonorable
act of one of the principals and the
honorable conduct of the other"
Dargan, who saw that he had lost
his case, turned pale.
Mr.. Dargan. not only did Mr.. Fitz
Maurice see you pick up my whip soon
after had lost it. but Miss Emmons
saw you do the same thing"
And" interrupted Dargan. with q
contemptuous glance at Fitz Maurice.
'he induced Miss Emmons to tell you
in order to stop
mo such th1ngv' cried Miss Chal-
mers angrily. HE pledged her to tell
me after this affair should be all over.
Isn't that so, CareyT'
1T is"
I'VE both heard you go cut" contin-
ed Beatrice, land followed you to pre-
vent spilling of blood and to exonerate
Mr.. Fitz Maurice. Mr.: Dargan. l am
astonished at your course. l need not
add that feel neither inclination nor
compulsion to hold to my part Of a
silly contract"
Dargan turned and walked away
from the field. 1t had not occurred to
him that Miss Emmons had also seen
him pick up the whip, and. confident
that he could kill Fitz Maurice. he ex-
pected to cover up his dishonor with
the latters death. he did not 90 tc
the manor house. but sent negro for
his belongings. He was never again
heard of In Virginia. but visitors from
there to New Orleans learned that he
was an adventurer and a duelist of
considerable distinction. .-a. :.
Miss Chalmers married Mr.. Fitz
Maurice. who during the Revolution
became one Of the principal figures
who resisted the entertainments Of
King George III. and brought about
American independence. x
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Harrison, April 8-Arnold Freder-
ickson, who is attending school at
Willmar, spent his Easter vacation
at the home Of his cousin, Geo. Mar
tin.
H. 0. Myhre has hired out to A. E..
Dahl for the coming season.
Miss Ruth Parsons, who is teach
ing school at Eagle Bend, spent her
Easter vacation at her parental home
here.
Lew TAFT Of Kandiyohi was in this
locality last Monday.
Harry Martin was a Spicer caller
last Saturday evening. What's the
attraction, Harry7
Geo. Wilson assisted Geo. Martin
repair his we'll last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Burns Of Kandi-
yohi spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Harris.
Mrs. Geo. Martin was a Sunday
caller at Emil Olson's.
c. F. Olson, the Watkins man, was
in this locality last week.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson was an after
noon caller at II. Horne's Tuesday.
Walter Berglund was an Atwater
caller Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Horne, who is teaching
school in Roseland, spent her Easter
vacation at her home here.
VIM. Monson Of Irving was in this
vicinity Friday.
Several Of the boys around here
tried their luck at spearing last Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson were
Monday evening callers at Mrs. J. H.
Parsons.
Leonard Harris is laid up with a
bad case OF mumrs. !.
Mrs. john IL. Olson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Martin, last
Saturday.