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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18

AS many newspaper readers al
ready know, one of the many
charitable acts of Millionaire An
drew Carnegie is the establish
ment of a Hero Fund" of five
million dollars worth of US. steel
corporation bonds, in the year
1904, who also appointed the orig
inal board of trustees to admins
ter it. The Press acknowledges
receipt Of Il copy of the report of
this commission, issued Jan. 81,
1912, a pamphlet of 12Sf pages.
1t gives an account of the organi-
cation of the commission appoint
ed to administer the fund, a brief
statement of each award that has
been made by the commission, and
a recapitnlation showing that 583
gold, silver and bronze medals
have been awarded, besides pay
ments totaling 1854, SIS. 80 in cash.
One of the regulations of the COM
missiongis that Sin cases in which
pecuniary awards are made, they
are not paid except to be used for
some specific worthy purpose"
Any of our readers knowing of
a real hero can send newspaper.
clipping or other description, to
Manager Hero Fund II. M. Viii
mott, Oliver bldg, Pittsburg, Pa"
Reports from the Gettysburg
city election are that license car
ried the day by a majority of 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Walker
we're in the other day from the
Matador camp
E B Congdon has sure enough
got a good auto this time-the
one he bought of Mark VonWald.
It crossed the river all right.
Tuesday. and going up the hill
Ito go to GettysburgO--bu
THAT is another question, viz.
the question of good roads. How
long are the people of Forest City
going to let the hills stand in the
way Of their advancement
Later:-This $40 q. m. Mr..
left again for the burg
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dupree
rs passengers, who we're going
oyer to get some dental work done.
Puts End to Bad Habit. Things
never look bright to one with"the
blues.n Ten to one the trouble is
. sluggish liver. filing the system
With bilious poison. that DrKines
New Life Pills would expel. Try
Let the Joy Of better feel
nqs end 1.-THE blues." Best for
stomach, liver and kidneys
Is cents - 81 druggists
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18
NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Department. of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Pierre, s.. d.,

1.1hd OMce Ut fieffe, s.. d.,
March 25. 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that William
February i, 1909, made Ii. i. No. o474s for
w}5'of swla. sell of swA and sw4 of sell
of section II. township 11y north, range
7swest 5th PM, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final Communication proof, to
establish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before the clerk of courts at Gettys-
Claimant names as witnesses: John H.
Herbison Jr. of Gettysburg S. d.
Harvey II. Parker, of Forest City S. ID.
C. +. Swift do
Oscar l. Landvatter do
John l.. Lockhart. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18

: couNTTY oFaPofTER LII KLEIN. Audhx. bas 1e dy .s-u.: saA 80 III.
Gs"sxT vs. ssrsM asMIaS S%s. - IA d aodasSse siisst . 10 s s..d % r ~@..s sm 3" iii
wananhd drawn N tn Nessuy 1suns Asq uates aud tAAtde d.AsnAat p aNb aAd NktMHMsI
= tea am cmd-@ by * LID. KLEIN, Comfy adNF
May weaver. DepMyI
SubGMds ard WFn 10 before ~ his nh day ofApN. 1874 HAZE BOLLNOER Il
NpA@ CSrk Of COEts BY L Bohagn, Dasy !
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18
Department Of the Interior, U. 5.
Land Once 1T Pierre, s. d.,

March 10, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Clarence
E. HERON of LeBeauS. d. who on April 90
section ii. township 1915 n, range Is
w. .5th p. NJ. has filed notice of inten-
tion to make five year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, be-
fore the clerk of courts at Gettysburg, So.
Dakota, ON the 4th day of May, 1912.
q. Glandt, Ted Hembd. Herman Hembd,
all of LeBeauS ID. and GeorgeW. Thomp-
son OF Eales SD.
John l.. Lockhart, Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18
Dept of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Pierre. SD. Anrll II 1910

Dept of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Pierre. SD, April Is, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that John
NJ. Thompson of Eales, 5. D., who on
July IA, 1910, made FL. e. No. O1O563. for
s11sof swI of section 81 and nA of nwN
of section %, all in township 100 NJ,
range 70 w. 5th r. M. has filed
notice of intention to make final
communication proof. to establish claim to
the land abovedescribed, before the Clerk
Of courts at Gettysburg s. d., OH the 25th
day of May, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Oscar Peterson of Eales, SD,
Clarence Heron of LeBeau S. D..
I'D Thompson OF Gettysburg s. d..
Emil Mangin Of Eales SD.
John. L. Lockhart, Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18
AUDITORS EXHIBIT
Detailed List Of Warrants issued during Quarter

County Auditor and clerks. e 4s3. 90
I" Treasurer -. 400 on
Reg. of Deeds. -. 412 30
County Judge $50 90
Sherif's iees-@and mileage. $50 IS
Supt. OF Schools ......... 234 0O
States Attorney COMMENCEMENT. IT'S 50
Co. Commissioner LIST dist......... IL 80
" (" end. Z" ......... IS u
" /" 3rd ......... 81 20
{" i" 4th ......... 20 40
" 5th .... 81 40
Clerk of circuit and county courts
St~enogrspher S 90
Witness fees circuit and co. court
Justice of the peace So go
Jurors and witnesses, justice court IL 20
Court certificates. ...............
Carried forward 1891 IS
Ne~ go -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-04-18

ASSETS Or COUNTY IN DETAIL
Total amount Of School money
loaned secured by mortgage and
bonds. .............. ls45vl.1 Y
UnDaid tax. 1910. county funds 55Ol -
10 1000 I" " /. 3766 IS
. " lQ0e " 6Sl ~
" " 1907 " 80. 547 80
" " 1903 I" l57 90
" " lQ0S /" y. l67 q
80 " lQO4 " 80. l49 OF
" " lQ0N 80. 232 70
" /" lQ0a and priof.. 745S 81
Cash in hands county treasurer c6o4S 20
Court House. grounds and JAIL 5000 90
School OOks.......... ....... lSU
Total. sleeso Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
SUDDEN DEATH!

Morning AZ 1880 and evening AZ 80
= - a. m Island sabbath school. Seit-
ter's haI 90 . 900 D "a Memorial chap
el sabbath school Eighteenth stree. g
AZ 80" p "a Young Peoples class
Ia tie lecture room az 8 - p. N
North stree " 2 church. corner
81 Marke' anu Fifth streets. John II
Hess. pastor TIE usual services
next sabbath
Sunday school . ~ m Preaching
by the pastor =" a. a m and 80 D
m Morning topic. The Great Event
With Jesus Epworth league . az p
m Subject Christmas" Miss Emma
Null. leader
PRAYER and Praise meeting wednes-
day spt a m "Wednesday 80 y m
SUNDAY School Christmas Program
Thursday $50 p. m preaching hy
Rev. VI. = Compton. u. ID. district
superintendent. followed by the First
Quarterly Conference. ali the Official
members are requested to BE- present
Friday : 900 p. m. Roys' Brigade. 73O
p m. Glass meeting and choir rehear-
sal
All are cordially invited 20 attend
these services
First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Ryron streets. = = Brininstool. pas
tor
Peace That Passeth Understand.
ing" Is fhe morning thought at 10 50 D..
tcOntinued on sixteenth P.geJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
In the Churches
GREErIHO

BELOVED IS THE LORD
Ac,ept Toe A"-raE" as My 'rr.st-
nsr Erecting fp you
"ath Er.stinEv - l"y end pssce came
ne firrt ftlrsfmaz ts.ff D. va slr
-Aitfrr most precious token % l.rs.
-isI :" tnaf night % love and pong
~ide and fr' glory - tie Eternal beam
n down on tU" hills aad .suIl"tS 90
bs'hlrh'm since tat tnI. man
.eaft mas teen Drawer. ais step 49, been
* ter ana NiH soul has been uIlsa NifH
beer a vision hath bsatusd o. h.. eyes
.nf spft"nFd his sounferafre 20 beauty
MH-. Tor tie love nui ugrf. fHr hope
snd "kp"' tatiou. Tire triumphant assn.
-h'@ @t htll" p"sr". hath -of'"r~d
IN" rude lines - l.s face and ril-f hlr
eyes Hltn q tender hsa4t'
Tns Pastor Fres's hiS rsopl- win .re
Ifaf"r tNst the 'urisf-saill may bring
W. zee 20 'a'h - tr'l- hearts Pres
vIfH pure love ard devotion n. 10 Si,.
sir~erift. self denial aud sew go Ttcn.
lf'"t 'hs angels sing Peace and tHe
l- .t-cnlld lies IN TIE cradle ~ your
Tai'hflliy Your Pastor
second Tinted Presbyter0,n church
streets. Rev. J ". Llttou. y n
pastor. The pastor will preach ~
20 IS q. m. and . ~ r. m sabbath
school ana iiihie classes az = TG a m.
christian Union at : m 2. m. No
prayer service on "Wednesday even
Ing Tho sabbath school entertain
mont and treat Will he held on Fri-
DAY evening Dec. e7th. at rs.
Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
W o. HartiuEcr. pastor ~ SO a M.
'hriHtfnas sermon The Christ at Roth
iei"m. . 8 m. sunday school A Christ
mas program AM lesson. m 2. N. Ep-
wurt'I League. devotional service 30
= ur.. our vested choir of 80 voices " %
fsnH'r program n CHRISTMAS music.
All seats free. livery body welcome.
81. JaT=es' Nv. Lutheran Chapel.
Elm Grove Fourth Sunday IN Ad-
vent. Dec. %. 1919. ~ % a. m. sun
dav School and Bible Class. II 90
g. m. Preaching service 30 p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

even. Ak services will BE- IN ehsaaS
Rev Mr.. Hustler when he Will d,
liver his annual Christmas serrIlof.
subject lie Shall Re worderfuI
All are cordially invf'ed 20 attend the
ser .Ces.
-. james ~. Lutheran Church
l+0s-ltl1 Chapiine street Rev 4. "
Werfer. Pastor Fourth SUNDAY 90
Advent De. .. 1912 sss a. IN
sunday school and bible r,sls~..s
10 80 a. m. German services With
Holy Communion confessional af'e r
The z"rnonJ- 81 ?. IN. EuEi ~a
service. "Wednesday. Holy Chris 70
mas Iay. 20 90 r. IN. German ser
lice % ,. m. Christmas service
for the sunday school GOOD pro
sram and music b. Augmented choir
You are invited 20 attend these ser
vices
First church % Christ. Scientist. =.
~. =. ". auditorium. iiis chap re
street. Services SUNDAY a. II A. n.
subject as lesson rs the Universe.
Force Sunda, school az n a. ~
Nedresdat. testimor'aI meeting ar .
9. IN. same address Reading room.
open daily. except sundays ard holi-
DAYS. from T. m. 20 3. m. also on
SATURDAY evenings from = 20 90 clock
no lhfl4f ~ invited TO F'Eif our
reading room No. 1IIa Chapline
street and attend our services
Trinity Lutheran church. 1855 Dor
street Rev. -. .. Dean. pastor elect
Will preach ~ 1880 and 800. Sab
bath school m. Junior Endsavor
6 90 p. m Sabbath school entertain
ment Christmas night Tho Rev.
nean VIII remain with US for the
sarne
Wesley 81 p church s-a2 Jacob
street. Rev. /. n Workman. pastor
Class meeting ~ . 20 "a m. 30 D.
m: preaching 30 n m. by Rev. T.
.. Merydith. preaching AZ 40 p. m.
hv the pastor. SUNDAY school =. IN .
kpworth League Monday : u m
christmas cRntata by Tho SUNDAY
school on "Wednesday evening at 5
o'clock
First Presbyterian church. corner
~ Chapline and Thirteenth streets
Rev. " 4 Cook. n. y. minister
Christmas services and special music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Engl-h -ef,ic@ iu the city church
Wscues1al. Holy Christmas Day.
d. go a. IN. services in the city
church. fn .. m. services for the
SUNDAY school In the city. Program
and music 1y ruErentcd choir.
service ir mo chapsi Al are in
tied 90 attend.
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church. Ar hur IS Mills Pastor
'hap.ine street. rss- Twelfth christ
mas Sundat. morning worship. 10 30
a. M. subject The Three rs ize Men
and Their Gif's t1 rho Babe % Beth
''h'm. Sp'c ial music. evening go.
christmas .onE service. EpVorth
iesgl, SO General Prayer Ser
VICE. Nsdn"s tav. 80 2. m sub
l".t The Meaning - the AaIEer
Thompson Methodist Epi-cop7.
'hurch. IS O.. Hartinger. Pastor.
ir 80 A NJ. 'hri-'rnas sermon "Th-
'n-is' - bethlehem q. m. sun
dtf school. \ Christmas program
and Ic-s"n $50 pm Epwortt
i.'agre Dos o-louaI service. GOD
%. u. our choir nIl render pro
gram - Cirlrfnss music. You bet
i'r com" carly n sou want sea-.
Az seats free.
Second United Presbvterian Church
corner az 'hapiiue aud Fourteenth
street. Rev g. % f;tt"I y. T.. pas
tor The pastor VIII preach az 10 e.
a. m. and $50 o. m. sabbath school
and Bible classes az 2 30 a. N. chris
tan Union at .. N. There will bc
no PRAYER meeting on WEDNESDAY
evening. Tho sabbath school enter
tainment aid treat viii be held on
Friday evening. December 27th at
as
Specia services win be hold AZ tho
Island christian church on Zane
street Sunday. IN c"lehration Of tho
Xmas time bible school will be held
in the morning at e 90. with Frank
Iarger IN charge. The morning scr
Vices viii he in charge - the mem
herq 81 tho Christian wonan's board
of missions. Rev. Mr. hustler Will
deliver the address NJ this service
and will take ms his subject The
Emnncipat ~ Womanhood" There
viii Doc Young Peoples services ir
tho evening AT . go and the regula
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
Reymann Beer Is Made in
Three Grades of Strength

Standard Of light efervescent nature Not too bitter
contains low percentage Of alcohol and delicious re-
eshing beverage.
select IS special brew Contains alcohol heavier
IN extract than Standard and has hop flavor
"Wuerzburger Style Lager" is very dark coorbeavv in v
act-and stronger alcohol than the others
IS so exactly duplicate OF the imported Wuerzbuger
expert can distinguish them. effective immediate tonic
Order OF Reymann Beer-The Standard Beer Of Wheel
g sent to home today Use out Of the case
you are not unresevedy pleased will remaining
bottles and refund the price Of the case.
Mail this order blank tecphone-both phones 912 m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

First Presbyterian church. corner
~ Chapline and Thirteenth streets.
Rev. ". 4 Cook. u. y. minister
Christmas services and special music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

even Ak services will be IN chsaaS
Rev Mr.. Hustler whom he viii 90
liver his annual Christmas serrIl .f.
subject. lie shall Re wiorderflL
AL are cordially invf-ed 20 attend N,
ser .rrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

81. JaT=es' Nv. Lutheran Chapel.
Elm Grove Fourth Sunday IN Ad-
vent. Dec. %. 1912. N % a. m, sun
dhv school and Ribie Class. II 0O
81. m. Preaching service 80 p. m
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
NOTHING TO IDENTIFY
DROWNED MAN
WITH
Floater Found in River Will
Probably, Go to Grave
His Name Unknown.

Coroner Stenshoel Of crookston.
last evening held an inquest over the
remains OF h hoater found in the
Red River, a short distance below the
road house." Nothing was found in
the pockets Of the deceased that gave
a clue to his identity, no letters, cards
or tickets indicating from where he
came or who he Is.
The remains were taken to the Nor
man undertaking parlors after the In
quest and will be held there several
days. pending Investigation, and then
given proper burial. No further in
quest will be held unless there arises
some necessity.
No evidences Of foul play were re-
vealed at the inquest last evening.
From appearances. the body had been
IN the water several months, and NAV
have come from some distance up the
river, or perhaps had foated only a
short distance and was held fast in the
bed Of snags. where 1t was found.
Several people viewed the remains
today in the hope Of Identifying the
man. who is light complexioned with
a sandy mustache. Among those who
We're at the undertaking parlors, were
friends of Attorney Davis Of l.arimore.
who has been missing for some time
past. 1t developed. however, that the
deceased was dressed like a lumber
Jack and was Of the transient class of
laboring men. In all probability the
funeral will be held in TN next few
days. as the body is not in shape to
be held more than that length of
time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
FOURTH TO Be QUIET
IN GRAND FORKS
THIS YEAR
g. A. r. Program Picnic and
Ball Games Features of
Calm Program.

Grand Fcrkers will make as merry
Is possible and stay within the limits
OF the safe and sane ordinances to-
morrow. The Fourth will not be OBJ
served like It used to be a few years
8 and the cool gray down Of the
morning after will find more whole
persons In town than when canon
crackers two feet long. made living
tedou from 1 o'clock on the MORN
ing of June 20 until / o'clock on tho
morning Of July S.
II the kids Of Grand Forks were
called in convention to vote on the
question Of a safe and sane Fourth
tney woul probably not be progress
Eves and It would not TAX forty-six
ballots to settle the matter. However,
a few years hence and these same kids
Will probably be saying that q quiet
Fourth Of July Is the real thing and
that the noisy holiday was never in
Obliged In by anyone put savages. It
beats the Dutch how times do change.
The Elks had planned on a nice lit
tie time morrow morning in honor of
the special train load of delegates that
were to stop here enroute to the ma
tional convention at Portland. Ore. 1t
had been arranged to meet the visitors
with a band and automobiles and to
how them a lively time during their
sixty minutes stay in Grand Forks.
These plans were knocked in the head
this afternoon. however, when it was
depot that the special would arrive in
this city at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning with about ninety-nine per
cent of tn twin city and eastern states
delegates asleep. The early arrival
Of the visitors will mean that the dem
onstration arranged in their honor
will be much more on the safe and
0o~A ~0A4. AA~- No. III
be no band at the depot and the auto
mobile parade through the business
section will not take place. Some of
the Grand Forks Elks will meet the
train and If my of the visitors are
awake they will be taken for a short
spin and to the Elks club rooms. The
special will only remain in the city
about half an hour, according to word
from the twin cities this afternoon.
morrow at Maple Lake. Numerous
picnic parties have been planned for
the afternoon. A good-sized delega-
ton of pleasure lovers will go to
Crookston for the celebration and the
city will be we'll represented at the
safe and sane celebration in Fargo.
Lovers of the great American pastime
are promised their, fill at Dacotah
park where games will be played aft
ernoon and evening. The ball games
will provide Grand Forks real festivi-
ties tomorrow and will help make live
ly an otherwise calm day here. A
number Of towns in this section Of the
state are planning on big times to-
night and tomorrow and they will
each draw a portion of Grand Forks
population.
The members Of the G. A. r. and w.
r. G. and friends will hold a modest
observance of the day in Riverside.
be a program Of literary fireworks
and random shots Of music will be
fred throughout the afternoon and
evening. The members and their as
sistant celebrators will go to River
side about noon in automobiles. street
cars and any way to get there.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
new DEVICE FOR
FARMERS MADE HERE

An order for the manufacture of
1000 Nelson grain savers has been
placed with the Grand Forks F'oun-
dry by the Nelson Grain Saver COM
pany. and this city is made the home
Of a new industry which bids fair
to be very important.
The Nelson grain saver, as its
name indicates. ls.a device for saving
grain which 10 attached to binders,
and 1t prevents the wasting of the
grain which may she'll on the bind
ers during the course Of its progress
through the machine.
Bruce G. Nelson of Lakota is the
inventor Of the saver. and he has as
ISOLATED with him. in the company,
Messrs. A. I. Hunter, J.. d. Bacon,
F. l.. Goodman and l.. Haslett of this
city. Mr.. Nelson is president of the
company. and Geo. kellog of Lakota
Is the secretary n treasurer.
n Grand Forks men became in
terested in the proposition and were
responsible for the. fact that this city
was made h manufacturing home.
MI. Nelson is at the present time
In Oklahoma, where harvest is in full
swing. and he has been very success
full in placing the device on the mar
ket, farmers being very we'll pleased
with them. Experiments which have
been carried out 'insthis state in 1910
gnu III .1Sl1 prove. .tndt the. plan is
feasible, and that the results are of
the very best. a great saving in grain
being effected through the use of he
device.
In securing this industry for Grand
Forks. the several men interested are
following out the general policy of
Grand Forks business men and the
Grand Forks Commercial club, in Sc
curing new business enterprises for
the city.
with which our country has been so
With the close of June the registra-
ton in Wesley College Conservatory
showed a remarka BILE increase over
other years. Work is conducted at
both Corwin hall and the city t
dos and although some of the teach
ers will leave the first of August,
others will continue to teach in order
to accommodate those students who
have been absent from the city dur
ing the early summer months.
The conservatory fs gradually
reaching out into larger territory; a
sure indication of it's future success.
Besides the city and East Grand
Forks. students are registered from
Petersburg. Park River, winston.
Langdon Rolette. Hope. Grafton.
Lamars. Iowa. Gilby, Bismarck and
st. Paul.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
BIG FAMILIES HAVE
CALL At COUNTY
Any Daddy of Eight Chill
dren May Secure Free
Admission.

Now the Grand Forks fair isn't ex-
actly an anti-race suicide agency, but
it's mighty willing to show its appro-
val and appreciation of big families.
That's why the Grand Forks county
father who can truthfully swear to
under 20 years of age. can get a tick
ct for each and every one of the eight,
for himself and for his wife, to the
big fair, all free of any cost to him.
There's only n requirement; that Is,
that the fair officers must be notified
before July 20 by the proud parent
Of the eight minors that he can quail
~; he must give the names and age
Of each of the children in his notiica-
ton, n within a few days hi will
receive, in return, h tickets for the
family.
This is an open and above board
proposition" said President F.. L.
tural society this morning.
You. know, you see a whole lot in
the papers these days about big fam
lilies. and about race suicide, and the
Grand Forks fair management
thought it would be a nice thing to
show just how enthusiastic we are
over the big families, SO we are going
to make it worth their while to step
torward.
N"There are absolutely no restric-
tons; The children making up the
family Of eight, all under 20 a
need not necessarily have been born
IN Grand Forks county, or in North
Dakota. but they must be residents
Of the county at this time. The ia
ther Who can claim the distinction Of
possessing such a family need only
send in his name and address, and
names and ages Of the children.
and the tickets. free Of any cost to
him, will be mailed back"
And the question arises. are there
many such families in the county
1t 10 only about two years ago since
an Illinois family Of twelve or four
teen children came to Grand Forks
county, n h family still makes its
home near Arvilla. It ought to he
an easy matter for that household to
qualify under the rules of the game.
But President Goodman and Secre-
tary Bachelor do o believe that tn.
influx OF big families will be so great
that 1t will result in turning over the
fair to them In its entirety. But thew
are willing to part with just as MANY
tickets as there are qualified fam
HES. and the greater the number. the
more pleased they will be.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-03
TENDER FEET CAUSE Of
DISCOMFORT IN SUMMER

Even the lowest of low cut pumps
do not prevent the feet from becom-
ing heated and moist in the hot
weather, and if there is the least ten
derness the rubbing of the slippers
will cause agonies.
To aid this battle tender feet in
alum water to draw out the soreness
and harden the skin. Wear white or
extremely light colored hosiery,
tinted with guaranteed fast dyes If
possible.
If darker colors or black stockings
are worn, select those with white
heels and toes, as these are the prin-
cipal points of irritation. Tender feet
are made more sensitive by the pois-
onous dyes used in stockings. White
or light hose tend to keep the feet
cool. while dark ones increase per-
spiration, causing soreness and various
pedal discomforts.