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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
 YOUNG HOPWOOD COMMITS SUICIDE

Athens. June 9.-(Special)-HughE Hop wood who was several months ago taken from a schoolhouse in Limestone and re- qured to marry a daughter of Jim Davis, committed suicide yesterday at the home of his uncle by blowing out his brains.
 This act has caused considerable feeling in the neighborhood, and there is talk of serious trouble. Hopwood was a popular young man who stood well in his com- munity He was an orphan and made his home with his aunt, Mrs. Nickers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
OFFICE HOLDERS
 MAY BE RECALLED

Baton Rouge. La. June 19.-A bill re- calling officeho1ders under certain exi- gencies was passed by the Louisiana sem ate yesterday. It Is said the measure will also be passed by the house. It pro- vides that before a petition may be cir culated the officeholder must be notified of reasons why his recall is desired and the petition to call an election must be signed by 30 per cent of registered voters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

valley and the northwest. The area of greatest temperature fall covers Ala bama, Georgia and Tennessee
 Cloudy weather has been general over nearly the entire cotton belt during the past 2f hours. Rain has fallen in small amounts over eastern Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina. Temperatures have fallen over all sections east of the Mississippi and also along the Texas coast and have risen throughout western Texas and in Oklahoma.
 Continued cloudy and cool weather Is expected for Birmingham Thursday,
 Summary of observations made at United States Weather Bureau stations June 19, 1912:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
S3O GET DIPLOMAS
 AT PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, June 19.-At the annual commencement of the University of Penn sylvania today several honorary degrees were conferred and $50 students were graduated. Among those upon whom the honorary degree of doctor of laws" was conferred were: w. P. Swain. president of Swarthmore college, and John Grier Hibben, president of Princeton university.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
---------------'s.---------------- LINER TO TAKE ANOTHER NAME

New York. June 19.--Tle Italian Liner Ocenia. which is in New York to- day from Naples, will enter this port on her next trip under a new name. When she returns to Italy she will be re-christened Stampalia. Stampalia is the name of Turkish Island, one of the sporades of the Grecian archipel- ago. which recently was captured by the Italians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
PYTHTANS ELECT
 OFFICERS AT OPP

Opp, June -Cspecial.) .)-Opp lodge No. 229. Knights of Pythias. at its regular communication held yesterday evening elected to serve as officers for the next term the following: W. o. Searey, chancellor commanders; A. C. Bryan. vice chancellor; J. B. Boles, prelate; J. R. Josey, master of work; T. F. Hubbard, keeper of records and sea: : E. o. Baldwin, master of finance; c. w. Stanley master of exchequer; E. Y. Adams, master at Arms; H. j. Wood ham, inner guard; c. T. Childre outer guard.
 The lodge Is preparing to have a public installation of officers on the 4th of July, followed by a basket din- ner.
 A series of revival services are being conducted at the Methodist Episcopal church at this place, the Rev. B. F. Marshall, pastor of Opp Methodist Episcopal church, being assisted by the Rev. I. r. Bilbro of Samson, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
GIRLS EAT LUNCHES
 IN BURIAL GROUND

New York, June 19.-The custom of
 many young women who work in the financial district to seek the burial ground of Trinity church during lunch- con hour has led the Trinity vestry to
 install benches in the church yard. Henceforth visitors will find seats close
 to the iron fence which encloses the cemetery and can view from there the continual stream that flows up and down Broadway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
Weather Forecast

Washington. June 19.-Forecast for Ala bama and Missssippi Generally fair Thursday and Friday; rising temperature in interior.
 For Georgia: Fair Thursday; cooler in south and central portions; Friday fair.
 For Tennessee: Fair Thursday and Fri day; rising temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
RATTLESNAKE BITES
 GREENVILLE CHILD
Youngster, While Playing Under House, Has Painful Injury.
 Real Estate Active

Greenvfile. June 1e.-(special)-A young child of MT. and Mrs. Henry Bedgood was bit by ground rattlesnake on yesterday. The child was at play about the yard and went under the house, where the snake bit 1t. The wound was a bad one, but the child is recovering rapidly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
Fiye Die of Rubonic Plague

San Juan. Porto Rico. June l9.-Five deaths. which have occurred since Friday last, in the vicinity of San Juan, have been diagnosed by the insular board of health as cases of bubonic plague. Seven suspects have been confined and placed under observation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
w. L. Blue Dead

Montgomery, June 19.-W. L. Blue. said to have been in the government postof flee service longer than any ether living person. died here this morning, age 79 He was in the Montgomery postoffice con- tlnually last 40 years as distributing clerk. Eseifather was once postmaster here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
Permanent Arrangements Adiourns

Chicago, June 19.--Committee on per manent organization met immediately after the adjournment of the republican national convention this evening. but without proceeding to organize. adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
Suicides in El Paso

Fl Paso. Tex, June 19.-William c. Me Gowan representative in the state legis- lature from Fl Paso county. committed suicide at his home late yesterday by shooting himself. No cause beyond i'll health is assigned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

era and Mobile and Ohio; F. G. Bennett. Montgomery, of the Western of Ala bama; E. L. Center, East Point, Ga. of the Atlanta and West Point George F. McGregor, Memphis, representing the Frisco. and Wilbur Mccoy, Jack sonville, of the Atlantic Coast Line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
WOULD PROBE
 BRIBERY CHARGES

Washington. June l9.-Represen- tativc Martin w. Littleton of New York has prepared resolution calling for congressional inquiry of the charges of bribery at the re- publican national convention, and will submit 1t to the House on his return from New York in a day or two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

The local real estate business has been active for the past few weeks The com ing of new residents to Greenville has caused demand for more homes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

Work is rapidly progressing toward the remodeing of the Louisville and Nashville passenger depot here. A concrete plat form and concrete walkways about the tracks will be laid and the inside of the building will be remodeled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

J. K. Carter. district superintendent of the Forest Home District Sunday school of Butler county, has announced meet ing of the said district on July at Pune Fiat A large number of delegates from all Sunday schools in the Forest Home district are expected to be in attendance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

F. c. HORTON, Local Forecaster.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
CORSETS, ETC.
A Fine List of Friday Values

Womeu's Nlghtdresses-Canbr and
Aalnsook neat or elaborate trim
value 81 -3......,.,...''''''''''''' .OS
Moncn's Pctticoats--Nainsook and
Committeeman models lace and
emb'd'y trim-Special.. ..........,.. .OS
Women's Combinations-Nains
Val, Pt. do Paris and Torchon Laces
ribbon run al neck and waist. .OS
TAs above thrs. kisnngs oomprlss an out.
III to 10 proud d. and At the moderate
prios Of s2pt
Women'H Corset Covers--round, v or
Nigh neck-fitted or full models
lace OF embd'y trin-value 3D.. 30
Womcn's Princess slips-Cambric ana
NainsOok-white, pink and blue-lace
trim'd skirt and yoke-value 81 -. .DS
Wonen's PaJamas -Flannelette-pinko or
blue and white stripes
frog clOslnss. "a
Women's Corsets heavy batists--
medium high bust-Yery long models
handsomely trim'd-all sizes
value t3.VO' s....'''''','' ''..'.......I.D S
Women's Coutil and Batisto
coTsrts long and
extreme inoaels-ltco and emily
- Ia 3o-yalue 2JD.,.....,.,.,..,,.,1.J IN
Brasslcres-Strong Twilled Cambria
lace or cmh'y trim-some with
medallions-3e 10 As-were 3D.. 30
Specially Good Luncheon a Courses)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19

Ing awake at night and q consequent
nervous and mental strain--and wrinkles.
We should try to take each day a. It
comes. and prepare for the morrow by
getting q restful nights sleep.
Some women grow old too quickly
because economic reasons force them to
take UP labor too great for their
strength. The antithesis of this type Is
found In the woman who owns q maid
and motor car and INDUCES in little
healthful activity of any sort. And
there is still . third woman. whom
necessity does not compel to over-eXer-
tion. but who belongs to a dozen clubs
six charitable societies, at least one
movement and goodness knows what
else. She ages under the pressure Of the
multiplicity Of her interests.
Tho ideal way to keep youth and good
looks is 70 choose work which inter ests
without EVERYTHING. and to keep oneself
At for It,"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
WAISTS, MILLINERY, PETTlc0ATs
At FRIDAY PRICES

White Lawn waists-Val. lace
woke nd sollar-fine embdy-smMi
tucks-long sieeves-Spccial.. ...'' Lou
New Lingerie waists-crepes and voiles-
high or new turn down collars-hand
emb'd'y or other fine emb'dy-
handsome laces-ncwest sleeves 'S.OS
Charmeuse waists-black. navy and
taupc-Drectolre collars-shadow
lace jabot and sleeve trimming. Ids
Misses College Biouses of white
Egyptian crepe-scarlet or navy
collar. sailor knot ana cuffs
sizes "a, SO and 81 only ADS
chiffon waists-navy. taupe. black
and brown-trimd chiffonette ana
sancy lace ations-contrast
colors on some-many new trimming
features-worth t3.i9......Friday 2.3O
Tailored Messailne Waists--navy ana
black-fancy net yoke O nigh SILK
| collars-silk plaitings or fine tlcke
and hemstitch ms -value $369.... Ids
women's Untrim'd Hats-colored
and black felt. black satin. MORE
or yeivet--all shapos-rcg. &iS..l .SO
Women's Tailored IIats-Velvet or
MORE, plain or in combination
black, white and colors-newest
styles-$5.00 value......''''''''''''' b.sS
Wings and Feather Fancies-white
and black--plain or combination
reg. rs. ................''''''''. .Ou
French Piumes--jct black or clear
whlte-broad heads-Special.''.. .'2.OS
Nav Fitted SILK PetticoAts--taffeta or
Messalln.s--b black and lovely coiors-
Extra Good Nalue............'.''2 .OS
EXTRA Size Black Sateen Pottioosts-
pieatci or tucked flounc!ng-
reg. '''''''''''''''''''''''' NO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
READY MADE GARMENTS
FOR MISSES AND BABIES
AT FRIDAY PRICES

Girls Dresses-Chambray. Bingham
and Galatea--neweBt models
tngtefully trlm'd with emb' dies.
contrasting bands and pipinss-
6 10 IA yrs.-special. ......''''''''' .OS
Girls MILDLY" Suits and one-piece
Dresses-navy rerges, also other
fall colorings-spiendidly made
9 10 II yrs.-spccial....... '''S.OS
I.lttle Children's Wash Dresses
new Fall styies-chambray, psrcale
and g,pgham--contrastins pipinEsr-
10 6 yrs-reg. ys....,.,....''''''''' sOU
I.lt,i. children's Colored Dresses
chambray, bingham and Linele-
Russlan and Frcnch-daintily trimd-
10 yrs-reg. .6S. .....,,....'.'...'. -
Little Tots Coats-white serge
and Poplin-braid trim-to yrs
reg, $2N. .........s'''''''''''''' 'Uo
uables Falile SILK Caps-tucked
ana .mb'd ruche or silk cord
10 q yrs.-reg. 23..,.......,'...'.... III
Rab,es Short sklrts-white outing
uannel-to 3 yrs.--val. .D.......... I'D
Rabies Domet Nightgowns. Bishop
, drawstrinH at bottoIn-vAl. .Ss.... 30
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
NEW WHITE GOODS
At Dvsssnsaksvs' OsIs Prizes

~,incn white voilss-with snd wtthogt
''s"o'th '~'''.'"...'...'...s s3S
Gilman voilee-two-piy yan-crisp
N-inoh Asrceriss4 voties-sofl
s""s'ns-vsue .ss..'...........". .19h
se-anch Lingerie Batistso-
SORT siky-vaiue .D.............. III
H-ineh French Batistss-soe Drsssss
ANA LinEeris-valus .e............. 1T
Aercsrissd Popiins-worth .A....... 40
silk Mixed chiffonsttss--vsius ~. 1T
to-inoh School La wns-ssv easily
practical quality for childron'o
school ne wing-worth ,f1,,,...,,,., IN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH SOUR,
/, Classy, UPSET2 CASCARETS GREAT

That awful bechng acid
stomach the heartburn boains feeling full
headaches full
torpyou bowels constpad 1t isn't stomachs t isn't
indigeston-ts bliousness andc
Try Casc.ret they immediately the stomach the
undged and bile
and off the conspd matter from the bowels Then stomach
trouble ended
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
LACE CURTAINS. DRAPERlES
TABLE COVERS, ETC.
At FRIDAY PRICES

~ SNtO~s bWbNGO
Point Arabe and fmp'rd iyish
Point Curtains-i2 to - inch ber0DrD-
white and Arabian-veius Nh. 20. 90
Fine nottingham Lace CurtainA
also filet scrinf-whits and Arshlan-
about 20 styiss-vAi. u-ss 70 Ma 80
Art Cause Drapery-Se inoA-
Oriental. floral and double border
Sffects-value ~ 70 y cts...... -
SILK Frou Trou rortisrss-osw
designs ana colorings-SpSo10. IN. 00
Imported rigursd apd P1aM
DrApsry .vsloure-So inahs0 W1ns-
Solid Color vsstibuls leAdsas-
detached figure &0orders
green browns old hAnA Old foss--
Reversible Oriental Tspsss4y Tenls
Covers ydA souAre--vaAno IA SO
Ipg Is. ! 81. y::sss ~, o.., 40
Special Purchase Curtain spd Cassmsn,
Nets-Egyptian, Colonial. Mexican,
brussels. Ciuny. Hsraldic. vtiet and
Renaissance Are Included IN the assort.
ment. :. The cleanup Of three manu-
facturers' surplus stocks-Whita. Ivory,
Arabian-n 20 81 incheS-
i'm. 10. re-. 30. 80 10 .OS
vs,,ss - se$aA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
Keep Youth and Beuutu
By Choosing Right Work
And Keeping Fit for 1t
DR.. Mary Hess Browns Advice to Women Is
Just This: Don't Worry, Sleep Eight
Hours and Walk

and don't worry Useless brood,ns over
troubles that can't be helped. or tina,
may never niaterialize at all, means ly-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
WASH DRESS FABRICS
AZ Drssssnaksvs' Sale Pyicss

Beautiful SILK Mixed Chiffonsttee-
self.tone satin figures-choicest
shades ana black-worth .o....... IT
SIX Mixed voiles--whits with floral
overlays In delicate ooiors-
worth B........................ ~
New Bordered voiies-<t insh-pink,
rose, lilac, gray. tan. blues, navy and
biack-60 ct. value.................. .28
C-ineh Msrceri.ed Ponsees-crsam.
pink, rose. light blue. navy
rich lustre-worth .26......,.... .l2N
Fine. Dress Oinghams-ss inches
wide-smart checks and piaids-
"o'" @s'''...'s......s....s..... ia
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
HELP WANTED-MAlE.

ned men between ages Of IS and So; citizens OF
United States or mon who have dee.ss,d tne.s m
tsmpents habits' who can slesS. real sad write
W Eash ,,asnsp't 70. ini9 9,s s,S apply %
Gos.sonsiy.. st.. Jersey CITY. N. J.. or any 70.
0Vo0G GoAtoA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19

sr.... ara many women" she said.
svho obey altogether too implicitly tine
Animation to eat sparingly. One has
only to examine the daily menus OF 'ns
xiri who In trying to live on iour VI
AVE- or six dollars week 10 DC eo.
vinced Of tfis. The food We ca. 10
equivalent to the fuel OF an ehsho
Thsre must be plenty Of It. and II must
bs nj the right sort to Keep UP Wi
.Rsuuer meals. nourishins. simply
~>cok.d dtshea, no lunchins pet"eeh
s,n.. these are the dietary command.
,,.rt. laid upon the woman VINO wousu
L..n har youth, beauty and health IL
,h,. .dv,oe seems platitudinous' you
s.v. on,v 70 look into the shop sirrs
,,,.,hroom or the Fifth avenue res
,aurant TO see that 1t II needed ny
,,,ncbeon composed OF petits Tours anu
Chocolate is as unhygienic as the soil
,arv chocolate ecla!r and cup OF coHee
nopular among those with less 10 speno'
..rbe Young woman who is beauti-
,,, ana wishes to stay so should avoid
ali alcoholic beverages. But she should
drink tea and coffee only occasionally
and firmly eschew soda water anu 'ee
cream sodas. Plain ice cream Is mucn
more healthful. Also woman shou'o
drink very little OF anything with her
meas. but should take plenty OK cool
lnot iced, water between meals
zone of the most satisfactory ana
renulne methods for retaining ones
= youthful good looks Is to take plenty
81 exercise. OF course, II Is difficult
method for the girl who works all day
Aong in shop or ONCE. But she should
make a special effort to put athletic
Recreation omewhere in her week. Ten
bis Is splendid. and so are skating.
rowing. swimming and riding astride.
Bowling is an excellent Indoor excr-
elise.
But n none OF these be possible. one
ban always walk. The trouble Is that
many women do not know how to
nvaJk properly. The ideal carriage IN
ehat of the Indian. shoulder erect and
rtsst pointed straight ahead. The aver
hes woman has a tendency to toe out
y toe In. Also she should walk briskly.
Instead of sauntering and dragging one
4 eoot after the other.
toMEN ACQUIRING MORE SEN.
SIBLE IDEAS.
30 much has been said OF late years
bout tho harmful effect Of clothing
pom tho health and therefore upon the
ea,Yty of women that they seem 10 he
osnr halter in this respect Tigh, lac.
n, 4. no longer the fashion and II 80
NV thu Young xirl who need. IN he
autioned on this point There are still
panv women who ara wearing absur1
Noe. M, even here there Ia a move.
-. .ov.rd r.form
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-19
Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

"rhs reason why the American
woman does not retain her beauty
and youth II that she apparently
ands IL difncult TO grasp the golden
mean Of life She persists In over
doing or UNDERGOING. OF all our
women, the wsll-sducatsd business
or professional type usually taxes
the best care Of herself"
That is DR.. Mary Hess Browns com
mont on Mrs. Otto Wells recent dis
covsry Of the charms Of the matur
Partisan. Mrs. We'll. the wife OF tn
business manager of the metropolitan
Opera House. has said;
THE sallow compilations that
you notice everywhere In this coun-
try are never seen In Paris
Women who have reached the age
of nifty retain the grace and shape.
lines Of twenty-four. Every one OF
whom asked the reason for the
wonderful preservation OF youth
told me TO eat sparinsly. drink
sparingiy, walk considerably, dream
never, and gossip not at ALL.
But DR.. Brown, who Is oonheote'
With the stan Of the New YORK HOS
vitsi and 10 Q we'll known writer OF
topies Of health, does not wholly asre'
With this French prescription
HgRg WOMEN ARE ADVISED TO
EAT HEARTILY.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-26
EAST GREEN TOWNSHIP.

This part Of the town has again got
what We all used to call winter &C.
companied by the white beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severt Anderson to-
gether with Fred Anderson and Miss
Sylvia Larson were Sunday visitors
at the Sunde home.
A. iStieger was a Valley City shop
per last Saturday.
Gust Mikkelson expects to leave
here after the holidays for visit with
friends and relatives at his old home
in Stavanger, Norway.
Oliver Amundson from Litchville,
visited the past week with his cousins
Ross and Andy "A. Sunde.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Miss Inga Syverson who was injured
in runaway three weeks ago, is well
on the road to recovery.
The Misses Esther and Ruth Milton
spent last Sunday with Bjory Peter
son.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-26
Man Supposed to Be
Dead Located in Y. {.
REWARD OFFERED AND SEARCH
MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA BUT
NO TRACE FOUND-PAR-
ENTS GET LETTER

N,.Ay people here will remember
reading of the sudden disappearance
of a young farmer at Beresford, S. D.,
something over a year ago. Diligent
search was made in the neighborhood
and later all over the state but moth
ing was heard of the man until very
recently when his parents received a
letter from him dated at Valley City
where it is said he was employed by
Otto Zetterberg. Mrs. F. E. Osborne,
who formerly lived in that part OF
South Dakota is in receipt of letter
from relatives there and the informant
ton is conveyed that the parents OF
the boy whose name in Fahlberg are
wealthy farmers and that the son was
doing we'll, was in no trouble OF any
sort and was engaged to be married to
young lady down there, LETT sud
denly after arranging everything in
his barn to convey the impression
that murder had been committed even
to a bloody cap which was found in
his barn. Nothing was learned of his
whereabouts until Letter came to the
parents which was signed Geo. Au-
ker. In the letter he said that he
was employed here but gave no rea-
son for his strange actions.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-26
ALDERMAN DISTRICT.

Mrs Kulseth and Mrs. Ludwig were
present at the meeting held at the
Wolff home Thursday.
John Eggert is busy hauling grain
these fine days.
Alfred Alderman has been at the J.
Wakefield home the past week
The dance at the Fred Hass farm
last Saturday was we'll attended
Forty couples enjoyed a pleasant ev.
ening.
Ed Emery visited at the Ludwig
farm Sunday evening.
Anna Eggert, while milking, last ev-
ening, got kicked and was badly in
jured.
Bob Leid was sem at Valley City
the 18th, attending to business and
calling for some express.
John Eggert, while chasing chick,
ems in the coop, slipped on some ice
and was badly injured.
Grace Bump has been visiting the
go to Canada accompanied by Tuddie
Undem.
Bob Eggert has been working for
Leo Brein for the past few days.
Fred Haas had hard time round,
ing up his cattle in the snow storm
Saturday night.
Bob and Richard Eggert are plan
ming on leaving for Napoleon for a
visit with cousins.
John Eggert has been seen driving
about with his fancy bob sleigh since
the snow fell.
Hank Ludwig intends to leave for
Devils Lake where he will visit over
the holidays with his friend.
Gust Dahl, from Grand Prairie, has
been visiting in the Alderman District
for the past week.
Christ Ludwig has been stopping
at the Fred Galloff home for two
weeks.
ISinga Kulseth is enlisted sick this
week.
Alfred Alderman, Adella Rollefson
and her friend William Eggert attend
Henry Kulseth had considerable bad
luck at Grand Prairie and has now
returned home.
Howard and Slim Dahl were one en-
joying a delightful time last evening
ed the dance at Smiths and report a
good time.
Howard Ludwig has been on a bis
rabbit hunt. Reports are very sue
Cessful
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-26
CUBA,

One of the most pleasant gatherings
of the winter and one which will be
participated in each week at some of
the enighbors was held at VIM. Roo
ney's Saturday night. The evening
was spent in card playing until the
hour of twelve when the tables were
spread and the best kind of a lunch
was served, which everyone enjoyed.
Mrs. Grant won high score. These
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kridel-
KNAPP, Mr.. and Mrs. Roadhamer, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Grant, Messrs.
Schiehe, ". r.. Grant and W. L. Wright
and the Misses Schiebe, Mabel Mar
stead, Belle Holman and 'McCready.
Mr.. Luessen, the cattle man, was out
here looking for stock.
v. E. Grant sold some fat cattle and
delivered to Valley City Friday.
10 Grooman is busy hauling grain.
Mrs. Frank Kizer is in MINNEAPOLIS
where she is taking treatment at a
hospital.
". E. Grant has purchased the build
ing, engine and saw of the Salzer
Lumber Company. V. E. is going to
have feed mill in connection when
he gets it installed.
The streets are not wide enough in
our town for some peple. Saturday as
w. S. Wright had his team tied at
the Holm store, man working for
Carl King ran into his buggy and tip.
ped it over doing some damage. 1t
was a very lucky escape from a ser.
ious accident as his team is very
Hilife.