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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

broadway hlgh school will be- at
homo" next Friday 10 all parents
xhoae children will enter that
school next fall. The object In that
they may become familiar with tho
courpea and methods of teaching
and also decide what may be beat
for their children The broadway
orchestra will furnish music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Bsos 10 the whether
these obstinate Mako
short and the CYNTHIA
reading. day ns~U couple
had
day when
heaven u,
wouldn't. II
him They
quarreied and broke the enx&xement
The hts wife thought silly tried
get hts wife to Thank heaven the table IA set and she woudn
maid his wife father
called them. and the mother obstinate the wife
telling her would
What is:
Am obstinate shsr" A READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

EDITORS NoTE.-The writer OF this article has made
s,dnaon gowns study and has helped doxens yea han.
Svds OF make beautiful creations dsy
v~rv nle this article especially girls
srd noshsrs The Daily Star you may
combine beauty. and socd making THE
Uvn1 A.4kNIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Five thousand modern steel boxes
comprise tho battery OF safety depos-
II spaces, each so locked that renter
cannot open IL without the co-opera-
ton of an attendant. The keys are
so numbered that should any one be
lost, the finder (knowing that IL be-
longcd to the Peoples Savings Bank
yaulp could not locate the box II
opens.
Whether you wish to make use of
the equipment or not, you are in
vited TO inspect it. The hours are
from n. M. TO 6 p. IN. and Saturdays
a. m. to 10 p. IN.
Boxes OF all sizes. from Is year
upwards.
PEOPLES sAvN cs RANK
second and Pikc, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Miss a few Funny" II
think his fancy dictates
IL o ridiculous.
his home for his wfe leave
ng thing doesn't deserve Wife There are obstinate
Never do anything
search wouldn't find hap
uer amiy than mi and W. W.
A. W." that haven't
letter from "A Read
parted tho
wife would repeat in. and show shs
loved him"
Dear Grey II. don't make wife love
the husband make her do SHY
thing would only show he had married Jelly sa
thing OF his wife shows
""''' w 80 - - - WOMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Cynhias readers
Thank heaven the
"a The gcntlemen having sub
likely somewhere else
she head deliver thanks that II Is set
the all don't force your
an others for only make them look ridiculous w. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

20 per cent on Diamonds. The
Cheapest and most reliable place to
buy your diamonds IL at
s. FRiEDLANnER
D2s FIRST AVE.
Transients pledge their Jewels
with me and then find that they
must leave town without redeeming
them. The stress OF the recent hard
times has caused quite an unusually
large accumulation OF some of the
and I've been In the business for
20 years. Como and see them. You
may have them from rs TO 40 per
cont less than you could buy them
from any other jeweler In town.
o2S First Ave-. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Some OF the most frequent emer-
gonciss can be met II one will only
bear In mind these simple aids
In severe gaHhen or cuts. let some
of the blood come. as II cieanses tho
wound. then take a clean handker.
chief and fold IL over the cut until
the patient can be taken to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

Rs s Leading Dentist
na First Avenue
q. ! Union Block.
g ~ South Of the Postal
o.. . s.'sgraph Building.
~ s.senings until 8 and Sun
~ Until = for people
who work.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
6jeitfribcoen I CAN'T
ScrnbarOs &loiter,

8iennem IarbunSreoer bar Wtun.
fene / aloitret poa Store ct. gerns
barb eit 8eifaren0e gratis Suslp.
Siitorien b~oorIeoes De meb fine
Snnoe opisgte 5orrlpffeoe, er fienbt
nof. 0een MI er Stsriteparten al
De geifarenoe Bit til Sltriiter, iom
/ en- utrolig @rao bar logt 9eilug
Saa Wunfenes @ieitiribeo. Suert
aar bar 80 Suien Nenneifer tat
in6 Dos bem oe beraf bar 20 Suien
pRret Suriiter. Mange al be geis'
aenoe thbringer enSos line Serier
Der u6en OF betale en- IRE. Or.
b~ensreslerne iorpIigter piltnof Nun.
fene til at ia imob enbper, mert paa
iaa l1nbtnselier ner itrPffer Semne
gIigt iis bare oper "a timer. Wien
mn bar Wunfene ienot 10 Uieooelel.
Ter ON, of be life lPnger ier fla
iltanb til Of boloe aabent Gus. Zen
Strsm Of Yense iom fsr Tom ira
Sranfris, Stalien os Soeits err
ipunSet betpbeIis in0, % mn maa
aItiaa gieiterne paa Store ct.
BERNHARD betaIe liot for JIG. / Gig.
beb meo bpao De mad sisre paa
aloiterboipitierne paa Simplon o.
ellie St. BERNHARD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

'attig Ntoito maa nsie iig meo en-
enfe eller Ell gnmmel Ri9e; men Ell
'aooan brinaer BAN 10 | Regeler Ell
Weogift. iom fan blipe bnm Den iers
tie 9~eepnoelie til 8eIitano, iao ban
ON nogIe aar fan fisbe iig en- ing
% imuf &onel
Som De ileite Roturiolf hor Ho'
poloernc Ell ooermnooe iforp Ratiir.
JAMS; DC ton islge Spor enooq oper
Sten, bnor Ell bpib Wano intet fer.
N%aooioerre bar inacn arpeIiqe
SeooingepGrbtabeocr; Dc itpres al
oerttl ~uouol9tc, Opgtigc WGnb.
apinocrne i%rbta9er en- agtct Sitting
oa Itoar omtrcut paa Iige 800 mcb
Nrnoenc. Gn Wano berer | pigtigc
Sagcr altio fin aone8 Hnoo.
Gin 8elision bill Rapaioeu life
aicrue fortGlle ircmmeoc ON, men
ban er ioIfaIo life niaig til at butte
ber mco ben bpiOe Wano&; bon iuuc3
BEN bpioe Moro trGuQer fine Nti$s
iionrrcr bebit iclp. Eli Rcligiou cr
fnpttct cn Rrffc Snnge og Gonic.
SaopcI SoreSraget Tom Sc uicNs
panlig pofre 2pSbileOer giorNc itor
9pffc, % EroieSipren bar @ieuituno
Tor oct pormcite 9iialo, Tom giettog
ia, bu Tireftsr Steen paa SelltobetS
Gegnc brogte BAN en- Sof for oen
IGrcriae % unoerhoIoenoe Afteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Torretninasnotiier.
peierne Of bette @lao bebes hot

2Gierue af bette Slab beoes babe
Spmeriiomheoen beuuenbt pda De Stls
bur, TOM aiSre5 al 6irntnet 2lubiu <
Gor,parp al Chicago paa Sioe to /
beuen llbgaoe al 9Iaoet. 2unoiu &
Gompnnp 9ier oiSie pirteliae SiIbuo
uoelutfeuoe for at hume beiieuotgiGre
os uooele lin nne og itore Werf)nuoiIe
antaIog. 2uuoiu & Company ubIoIut
garnnrcrcr Tine SiIbuo. ioriaaoiSt at
euboer aurbe iom bed en- SiIfrIoigheb
life er bIebet hiIot ttlfrcos meo @arer
mobtagrt fra os, bar iulo GettigheO til
al rcturlrere famine og forlaugc tine
8en9e tiIba9e. billie oa uosboIOelig
paa Numoouiug bill bIioe returreret. gi
tilranoer eubber at IGie Sefieuotgiorels
len pan Sioe TO | berne llopnue al
Blaoet idmt dt oesubeu nsie itloere
SnoboIoct al ben Ratte, TOM M bIiuer
ienot | 9oiten Ill eub5er abouueut pad
bette 9lnb. Oct bill bli0e bel an0enot
Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Sislse MsbSelclic ira Gatenf no.

49,
pofotcrne @ininmion & Merfort
Nr. 925-933 metropolitan 2iie
@Ioa. (isr Guaranty 2oon), Ninre'
opoIiS, Minn er | Sen iorIebne ugc
fsIeeroe Eotruter tiIocIt MinneIotn
% Gofota SpfinSere:
John Alleuson, st. Paul, MINI, Jail
Door Locking Mechanism. Benjamin
Dahl, Minneapolis. Mimi, Means for
Mounting Punctureless Tires on Wheel.
Kennedy Dougan. Minneapolis, MINI,
Steam Pump. Carl Il, Durham, Mad
dock, n. D., Rail Chair. Louis +, Ezekiel
berg, Adrian, Mimi, Ink Well Filler.
Edgar s. Fisher, Minneapolis, MINI,
Stair Binders Gauge. Benjamin r. Fow-
Ter, Minneapolis, Mimi, L~ubricating
Bulb. Geo. w. Freeman. st. Paul, MINI,
Concrete Dam. Charlie d. Genzel, Wimble-
don, n D., Steering Mechanism. John
Goodman, Hastings. Mimi, Ice Crusher.
Oskar Gothert. Redhcld, s. H., Venetian
Blind. Hans c. Hanson, Albert Lea,
MINI, Self Heating Sadirou. Calvin
Hayes, ST. Paul. MINI, Rotary Engine.
Geo. NJ. Larson, H~oneyford, n. D., Swim
ming Shoe. Malcolm b. Mover. Monte
video, MINI. Elevated Carrier Latch
John F. Risdon, Dent, MINI, Fish Hook
Extractor. Theodore O. Robson, Esplee,
Mimi, Sod Cutter. Arthur L. Runyan,
Huron, S. d., Wave Engine. Alton l..
Wyman. Minneapolis, MINI. Connecting
Rod. John N. Angel, Fort Pierre, S. D.,
Combined Steam Gage and Safety Valve.
George O. Clark, Ola, s.. D., Spring Wheel.
Eugene w. Cole, Edgemont. S. d., Train
Register. Reuben Is. Disrow, Owatonna,
Mimi, Combined Churn and Butter
Worker and Cream Ripeuer, William B.
Homer, Springfield, S. D.. Gate. Eugene
II. Lindsey, Milbank, s d., Hydraulic
| Motor. Geo, w. Palmer, Duluth, Mimi,
Oiler. Henry A. Raitz, Sioux Falls. S.
D.. Skylighi. Vim. A. Sorg, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Printing Press, Printing Machine,
and Explosive Engine. Charles A. Wool
sey, Minneapolis, Mimi, Folding Box.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
en- Bog for julien!
~me$$id$~

Seiu Artiti 2iu sieHfortnIt ! emile.
Iigefremn1e Orb siter De IRE goanseIisr
at 9liia5etb Saepeu. Dieo SortGIs ai
8Iitor Sernt Stsnleu, Carer ! prGtttit
5beologi / Grtriauia. 80 irteresiGrte
aapitler. 4S6 Sioer.
Senns BOG gi0er ct rigt % tiltrrts
tenoe Silene nf @eSiins os banner Ell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srsmitiuiug az DE
itersus Gin pad iumme STD ipm Den
Itilorer Be Steoer 90 btitoriiie 6or6olS.
icm herer 8eretriu9en ON Seiu Sir til.
~Resiias" er aubefaIet al uorifsIu'
t6erife Sreiter Der ! 9anSet.
"@lesfos~ er en- BOG, Tom tan IGiss
igieu % isien.
"Re5iia5" sr ben beSite Sulsbog %
Sulegaue.
SriS irit tiIIenSt Si.0O.
&eo ~SolIeR" st aar i 6oriL. Si.s5
=. snaHoisH Subiiibins 60,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

SlpifjelObancu. Sra 9ergen meb.
beleS ben Site Sftober: Seo Wsbe
@ergens Sdnoelsforering iaften Dis.
flrterebe man be fremfomne Brojef.
fer til EN- 6loifieIo6ane. Wan peDs
fog eniternmig at onbefuIe InlGo al
en- aabelbone fra gpen til SIeijieI.
bets Sop / Sorbinbelie meo Reitalt-
Observation-Disclosures og SeTtiuitets-
IofaIe. Snmtibig uotales, at Som.
muren bllrbe noe lin Stette til gro.
ieftetS inarlige Sterilization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
9Orife 2Gscr / fremmeS Siencitc.

Nprffc EGger I fremrte0 SIcnclte.
Haar Ser / Oisie 9age er Spsrgs.
maaI ON at ienbe norife Seger %
Spgepleierifer til 9alfort, iaa er BET
life isrite Sang, en- iaaban Eanfe
er oppe, ifriper "~qftenp." timber bet
iibite itore Spgiar paa 9alfanDalos
pen, ben p9loige arig / 1877
1878, pur Der, iom befienbt, ire nor.
tie S9ger paa ari5sifueplabien, rig.
tignof life paa SEN el1ropeiife, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

"Gnoun tngang oil | NOrotH iea inlt,"
ptreoe 5ritbioi III Blgru. oa ban eiter lang
oaria Smflatieu paa Sauet ertnoreoe 1T
iierne 6Roreldno % be berltgs Suleieitr,
ban Der baooe tilbragt. Set famine tiger
ogiaa Dor Iios Golf irrIig Ia Gorit'Ames
ritaneren, uaar ban berouer life iinoer ben
3ulebgitio, Tom be par pant iii hienme.
Bargoomss os unsoomsminosrne puaguer
ba mee iprooblet St1rte. 5pr TT Snore
8lif fer ban Barnoomsbiemmet meo bet
tqnote SulgtrP; ban bsrer Sumbleloernes
alang o. iunes at ere uleo paa 5Rroen III
lin Siembpsos airte / ben aarle Rorsen,
BON BRACES al Ell uimooia1elis 2Rnsiei.
o. ban patter tiIiioit lin Suoiat % tIpber
i'm BILLET meo Scanoinaoiun line rican GIN
len. tbi Der peo ran at iua Eetiefslse blauot
2auosmRHo, Der refer / famine GriRoe.
5enne 9inies Sulesrturiioner afgaar iaar
fra Sem gort meb &c. J.. zistssn" Zen 2soe
Rpp., mso oscar ii" ben ste Dec. OF mee
.llni,eo StateS" ben lobe Sec. &c aper.
tisiemsatet i bette Blao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Smlefort
| StOc!

Com 9r9mie meo "Roiten" ct Mar
/ SorituO fan srboIoes 20 uatre Sule'
% 8ptaars Surt tIuitfurt) uSfsrt /
Sub 90 Saroer, ~iorteret / en- net %
battert uOitpret 9gite for Zoe ertra til
Yortp 90 Snopatuiug, Slaoet % Sura
teue altiua for S1.35.
Gurteue alene irit tilienSt for 35e.
@lem life at ieroc en- Sulehilien til
SlGgt % genucr / bet samle Sauo!
Get fr'ter CIT Sasntel % bog nil bet
glGoc ian mango. Roittort o9 9rep
ION Iol uaa 6iem til SuI MAJ nfiers
Ses iereit meaem Den Soe os 12te Dee
reulbcr.
Il. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

cnjfes.-Wlano iii at arbeioe
~ pau Meieriiarm $500 en- Der fun melfe
tppe aipr. 9pH S3j pr. Ranneo. Spsiu
gIOer, grfartRg os NntioHalttet. Staotg
aniPitclie. NiaH benueuoe iig til Saps
Bros, Gar'tairs. alberta, GaHaoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Sar Sc feet Dor npe ErGmie.
liite for 1912-t9i3? Zen iubes
bol0er mango npttige 8ienItanoe
for @an1Ie % hinge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Raa sibe > bill De finnc ct 9lDertiss
cement ON Sen bel befienote Sumbo
Tannina glu % minneapolis Seeo
8rinoer fra M~inueapoIi5 Separator
Gompuup. Geres @difiner er pnrigcre
og bar Ell iterre aapacitet euo nOgeus
iomhelit nnoen RsIe az famine Stgrs
relic euer Yris. Den ieparerer %
graocrcr ale SIass. aorrs euer @rG5s
irs iii SGo eqer for Rarteo. Zen
flptbarc anuier pad Nsqen er en- itor
6orbcoriug. Strio paa ct 9re0tort efs
ter iulO Gplpsning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

NmTcS.- Stuepise, Sppartuinass
- ptss, Soitepiae iOmt 9ise Tor BaIteriet
pnitcs / ct. GIauo Sotel, 7eeprah, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
jobs. B. VISIT

= nOrsk VicekOnsul =
tpdkasserer Arvemidler ! Norge, udfers
digger Fuldmagter og andre ~Dokumentss
"psstel' Building . DEBORAH, iowa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

IrenSnls ganopcrf. Sra Tren.
Oal meboeleS Sen Bite Sftobcr. s
Sc itbIte Gar Iar bar MrenooIS Srif,
fepano al og til oGret Of Ben geTfof.
fenbeo, at oct nPrmeit bar moattet
betegnes iom ubrugeligt og iuno-
beosforligt. @n al Sormanbfobet
ne6iat &omtte bar UNDER iagfpnot9
9iitano arbeibet meb Saeen, &eiul-
tutet foreIigger nj, / en- Snoitiuing
til 9pItpret. Senne ifol Qoa no pao
at foreilau anlpg Of belt mt Sono.
BERT meo SnOlpg fra Woorpmpet
paa 8lafItobbeien ca. 7 &m. fra
gpen. SpbGmningen at bette Sano
meb &%srIebntn9er neb til 9pen er
b~eregnet til 10000 Ser, bportiI
fommer en- Gel ANDRE Irbeiber, faa
bet belle InIGg pil fonune op | benz
iro6 en- &part Wiqion. Ioarpun-
bet giper eft u0merfet 0riffepqn6,
og BET fan foripne en- 9efolfning poa
14,-16,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
VaSt o 10,
tilialaS eaer tiaeie.

sIoertiSfcmeuier uuoer -gufes". "Ituete-.
"1iIfuIGs- % g itsrfpsreiel" foiter 8 Gents
pr. Orb, Gnou ua 9oresfe tberegnet. Tor boet
@nug. glpertisfencnIer ~iroidacs life for min.
hre euo 80 Gents. Penge mdd uirdpiaeIta
ureofslae aue geItifltnler. let lenner fa
life Of boaiere fua fmun GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
srunSbjemsIangcre til Imerifa.

SrunSbjemsiangere til Imerifa.
Sra Sronobiem meObele8 BEN lite
0opbr. Sronobiems WanOSiang.
forening beiluttebe igaor of arraus
9ere en- Sangerfero til amerifa meO
Gen norife ImerifaItnies fsrite
Glib. s SGrben beltu9er CO. so
Manbsiangere. 0irigenter bliper
26itnnnt @lontSaas og 9opeImefter
Worten SpenOien. Brsperne er I
fll0 @GnI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Sperfipriel paa Serrbancn. IRA

Sperfisriel paa Sernbancn. 5ra
TSreorif8itao meboeleS oelt lite Nop.
SEQ 5sSioen / GftermiOoag bGnote
Der en- frp9telig lllpffe Der, ioet Ell
8ige - Cater al SpbuO 2arien =
peo en- Sernbaneoper3ong / RPrhe.
ben at 9pen blep ooerfiert al &riitias
niatoget. Oct enc Sen % BEN enc
Grm blep nfifaaret. s oeenoe EiI-
ftano bragteS bun til Spgebuiei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

/ Niien. Oct uor ~ultpprenoe NeSi.
cinoIoirefter Solmboe, Toftor gorl
ShonIoip o. 0oftor Seraen ,SonD'
Berg, natoprcnoe 3ireftsr peo yer
gems SpgebnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
era Voroe.

Stur SraRb / @Grba!cu. sra
Sronobiem meoDelcs Sen lite Noo.
SroneS Sogbrrg / SGronlen neo-
brpnote igaaroftes. Slbeu ontGrote
oeioa en- nprIiggenoe @aoro, Tonl
neobrunote totaIt. aaringen til 81.
oers Spfontit er ufienot. Sagbrll.
get tiIberte Srbisrer Roitao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Sritbjufitatncn. Sn9enier Sert5-
BERG bar l,ooper Sommeren og So
iten orbeibet nleo 8rauitfunoamelt-
tet til Sritbiofitatuen. 5unoamen'
tct bar betinget ferOiq til lite Dtot.
9et mcboeles imiblertio "Mtor9ens
apiien", at @rbeioet alereoe er fltlOt
fGroig - ipp Moaneber fsr Tioen,
ioa mn fan 6ritbiof inbfinbe Jig naar.
iombelit. Ssr Sommeren bliper Def
aQigepel rteppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Sturt S6mmcrialg. GioifogenS
&ommtne bar til 9oniul Intb. ..
Nilien o9 gruoseier Saurit5 SG.
tbern ioIgt ca. 5000 Splpter SrGr /
6insruoqooiet8 Sfoge til ct Selsb al
ca. SIR. 100000.
Irnolo Se86pI, gibifo9en, bar
til Sermom Setbern, Sfoterllo,
iolqt ca. 1000 Snlpter Semmertrer
til gels6 ca. 10000 Ser.
= Sermm SPtbern bar al frere
SGlaere paa 2itmarfen fisbt ca.
5000 Splpter Srpr til 9eIeb ro3et
ooer 100000 Ser. Saapel / GioIfos
gen iom 2itmarfen bill Der iaar alt
ioa bIipe meget fore Ssmmerbriiter.
Issieng Sfog, TorDerboo,
&~tngerife, er al Gieren, SanolGqe
Spar arobn, Ssnefos, ioI9t til aano.
iur. Spper Slo6erg, Solsr. &isbe.
irtmmel1 er ca. $4,000 Ser, Sfogens
Ireal er ca. 1000 Maal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Get sSiUM5

2trp l 1eroc. s st5' orDss: g Sro9gt IS
biuia. l.. 81. RtfereRcer % 8dHfgdraHtt. s>Oals
sittisr norftc Seltdber III 1uaeHs Idpeite aurA
IRIS Rforer II. -. IA
NrIStIaria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
100 gars Observation-Disclosures.

Gen 1S0e Itopember for 100 War
iioen tog 9ogtrpffer G~briitopber
8rsnOabl gor9erifab iom Spgtrpf.
fer / ariItimlia. Sm par Ell briftig
SorretningSmano, in0ierte 1910
ben isrite SurtiJpreSie til Hor9e og
par 1854 ben ferite, iom / Norge
brltgte 9onpfroit / 9ogtrpfferiet.
Oct aniete, Ianosfierbtc 6irma fan
Iaale0eS oen 1Soe oenne Maaneo
ieire 100 Iar5 Sltbilpum. 5
1864 osoe Gbr. @rsnbabl, o. 5ors
retringer ooertoge8 al hans Ssn
Inoers 8reu6abI. - 1874 optog
oerre fin Sen Carl 8rsnbabl ion
&ompognon. Sra oen Sio ifrioer
Jig 6irmmlapnet @renOobl & Son.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-13
MAYYILLE NORMAL

Last week mention was made of the
Fourth of July picnic but the occasion
was such a success that more should
be said of 1t. The entire school to-
gether with the faculty went to the
Schlosser grove in the edge Of town,
about 4 o'clock and spent an hour
or 81 Ia games and stunts. A spirited
game Of indoor baseball between the
me Of the faculty and lady students
proved both surprising and interesting.
The feature of this was the ruling of
the umpire. Any ball thrown by the
girls was a strike if not thrown to ex-
coed ten feet above the pitchers head,
was one apparent rule. And others
were in keeping with 1t. But there
was fun n that was the object. The
men won by a large score. Contests
in ~pfe-eating, celebrating, and running
were other features of fun making,
and then came the supper furnished
by the boarding department. This last
feature was most thoroughly enjoyed.
too, as was evidenced by the empty
of the day was the display Of fire.
works on the campus at night. "A free
will offering was taken among the
members of the faculty and the stu
dent body ana a good supply Of Are
works was purchased. President Hili-
yer, ably assisted by Messrs. Butter
field, Tharaldson and Gould, proved
their ability In the management of
the display to the qualification Of all
present. Much satisfaction in the way
the day was spent has been expressed
and it seemed that both faculty and
students enjoyed 1t greatly.
Mr.. Little, representing several
school magazines, and Miss Best Of.
Fargo, representing the lines of books
the school during the week. The dis
play of teachers helps on the table in
the hall is certainly 3 good one and
the teachers are taking advantage Of
the opportunity to examine and choose.
SOLICITING among the students is not
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July THE great Homestead strike
was on and there was much trouble in
the steel region of Pennsylvania.
The 500 announced it would COM
plete its line into Darlington before
fall.
The Forum published a good story
on Cole of Dickey, who had been down
to the Minneapolis convention. He
was called upon one night to make a
speech before a Scandinavian club
and said that they all came from the
Norseland, poor. took up land, were
successful, built good houses, got fine
stock, and after having everything
comfortable he then started out to
look around the country, talk politics
robbing them. This was probably q
libel on Mr.. Cole.
Max stern was quite seriously in
jured in a runaway.
The board of education decided to
erect a new school building in the
Third ward and consulted with Han
cock Bros, in regard to the plans.
July S-The Northern Pacific rail-
road decided to extend the Coopers-
town branch forty miles to the north.
Judge GuptiH was preparing a new
brochure on the Yellowstone National
park for the Northern Pacific railroad.
General Bentley issued a circular
postponing the military encampnent
until fall and asking the boys to do
nate their per diem.
Mrs. Alonzo Plummer passed away
after a long illness.
THE trustees Of the Methodist coli
lege at Wahpeton offered the presi-
dency of the school to Rev. y. May,
who declined the same.
July 9-The Forum published an ac-
count Of the growth of the city Of
Cakes, illustrating by a cut he first
shack built there in 1885, and a fine
haiftone cut of Cakes in 1892. Cakes
has shown a good, healthy growth
since that time.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson'S father and
family came from Canada for a visit
and liked Fargo SO well that he built
a home for himself on Second avenue
south, where he still resides.
y. b. Mabey was distributing cigars
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on the arrival Of a young lady at his
home.
"A small circus came to Fargo and
an attempt was made to levy on some
of the property and as a result At
torney Crum had Attorney Resser ar
rested for ~obstructing an oficer In the
discharge Of his duty. Twenty-four
lawyers appeared for the defense and
States Attorney Rose dismissed he
case on the ground OF no evidence.
July 11-Charles c. Gregory of Mi
not announced that he would be a
candidate for attorney general before
the republican state convention.
Harry Oliver went to Bismarck and
sold $4,000 worth of Lisbon bonds
with which to construct the school
house at Ransom's capital.
The members Of the Fargo Board
of Trade were trying to raise more
money to help out the state exhibit
at the Worlds fair at Chicago.
July 12.-The chief Of police at Lis
bon issued an order against anybodys
swimming in the river inside the city
limits, which caused much indigna-
ton.
r. a.. Thompson was elected presi-
dent OF the Yerxa Hose Co, and Fred
putnam was reelected captain.
The Forum published a ~two-column
article concerning the opening of q
house in the First ward and some
thing about what had occurred at that
time. The article caused a decided
sensation.
The first case in the district court
was the suit OF John Comasky against
the Northern Pacific railway for $25,-
600 damages.
July 13.--The 500 was extending its
line from Hope to some point in Lo-
gan county.
The Dickey county republican coa-
yention endorsed the administration
of Gov. Andy Burke.
George b. Williams resigns as book
keeper on The Argus and commenced
New York Life.
There was quite a bad thunder and
wind storm extending over nearly the
entire eastern half OF the state and
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