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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
APPLICANTS FOR
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

Teachers applying for one year
state certificates are:
Jesse /, Porter, Salem; Margie j. Has
tie, Mt, Angel; Edna Sweeney, Buell.,
Or; Lillian Gralapp, Salem; Mrs,
Mary d. Guthrie, Salem; Esther Nor
mansen, Salem; Shirley Moore,
Springfield Lillian Fellows, Eugene;
Irene Branch, Yaquina; Stella M,
Hardwick, Salem 4 ois McElhaney,
Salem; Maud Simons, Salem; Ida
Denny, Salem; Carrie e. Bliss, Salem;
Margaret Parrot, Rockaway; Minnie
Coryell, Gervais; Ella Muller, Wood
burn; Ada F. McCallister, Macleay;
Mrs R. NJ. Massie, Salem; Minnie
Jeske, Salem; Anna M. Denny, Salem;
Ethel Hildebrand, Salem; Lena e.
Mlze, Salem; Luther A. Blake, Salem;
Bessie Williams, Aumsville; Fannie
L. Douglas, Salem; Esther Pratt, Sa-
lem; Oscar l.. Dunlap Salem; Grover
c. Nance, Aumgville; Sister Mary An
drea, st. Paul; Josephine Barker, Sill
yerton; May A, Yoder Hubbard; Mar
tha Denny, Salem; Lydia Hendon, Sa-
lem; Daphne Herndon, Salem; Roy G.
Null, Salem; Jennie S. Woodmansee,
Hullt; Gertrude r. Robnett, Craw-
rordsyille; Augusta Meyer, Salem; c..
Pearl Yoder, Summit; Alice Walsh,
Silyerton; Sophia Watson, Turner;
Alice Wilkins, Woodburn; Nellie
Grobe, Woodburn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19

"The interest in loganberry culture
is due to the fact that for the past two
years the loganberry men have been
making lots of money" he continued.
"They have been making as high as
from 5000 to $3.50 an acre profit in a
number Of cases. This berry seems to
have unlimited possibilities, provided
it is handled in the proper way and
proper organization Is effected"
The new course will deal with the
growing of the berry and the hand
ling Of the crop by canning, by eyapor-
atng and by the manufacture Of To-
ganbcrry juice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19

manufactured Our mills are now
sending large cargoes Of lumber 10 Tue
Orient, to Australia ana TO souu
American ports, and the demands from
these countries Is bound TO increase
The greatest demand for oregon ''H''
ber products, however VIII come lIo"l
orr Eastern states. The opening Of
the panama canal upouestlonably will
result in an excellent market TOT Fa'
cific coast timber
"The following table shows that 'he
lumber industry has experienced
marked development under the coh"'
tlons prevailing during the period from
1904 to 1910.
Lumber cut in Oregon, lyVa-i9LV'
Tnmber Cut Rank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
Teachers applying 70 fve-year pa.

Teachers applying 70 five-year pa.
pers:
w. f. Rogers, Salem; Sister NJ
Fides, Salem; Sister Mary IsidOrite,
Salem; Sister M. Lucille Woodbum;
Flossie Wilson, Bay View Ellen L.
Carson, Salem; F. j. Skiryin, Turner;
Oral McClain, Salem; EGtella Girls
well, Hubbard; Emma Tweed, Silver
ton; Mrs. Earl Wood, Turner; Rose
Van der Velden, Sublimity.
Teachers writing for credits;
Elsie L. Moore, Salem; Eustis Da-
Wis, Salem; M. Aurora Davis, Sublim-
ity; Lydia Giese, Macleay; Emma Fin
ney, Gorvais; Mignon c. Swanson, Sa'
lem; Jessie Goughnour, Salem; Mrs
Minnie L. Joeckel, Mckee.
Five-year primary:
Catherine NJ. Standish, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
A DESERVED TRIBUTE
TO A SPLENDID WOMAN

Out of respect to Mrs. Nancy Jane
Whitaker, wife of the first governor
of Oregon, who died recently at Eu'
gene, the flags on the state capl'OI
building have been placed at half
mast
This is said to be the first time ID
the history of the state that a woman
has been so honored at her dea'n'
Secretary of State Olcott believed tna'
the unique position held in the sta'es
history by Mrs. Whitaker warran'eu
the lowering of the flags,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
The Arumcnt for Bad Times.

The old arpuments that adversely
must follow tariff reduction are being
refurblsbed and # seems to be neces-
sary TO answer them as often as they
are thrust before the public. A gentle
man of prominence. whose name it is
kindness not to mention, says;
"You ask me why the price Of la
Dor must come down if the price OF
goods comes down Suppose today the
tariff were taken off Of steel Natur-
ally there would be a rush to buy steel
in the foreign markets, and suppose
100000 tons of steel were bought and
shipped to this country then naturally
the labor which would otherwise have
been employed in this country in pro-
duclng 100000 tons Of steel will not
be employed And the same thing
happening in all other branches Of
trade where goods are shipped to us
would soon decrease the demand for
other products here. because the un-
employed could not buy and could net
consume"
Those talking in this way must
think that tbe imported goods are Civ
en- to MS II tbey are bougbt they must
he maid for and fine labor which is not
omploved in making what we import
must he empl3vod i'm producing what
ever poods are EXCHANGED for the for
eign goods ANY man mr. merchant
can do better I'm his natural specialtv
than in "side line" rnless be is
tempted nv abnormal prorits granted
IA nrivileges and not earned bv merit
Tho nrofits or n,iyilopes a, rot On to
the wope earners and tariff reform
threatens only tho nrorits of tbo eytor-
tioners who are not hieb wage nav
ers
Even If wages sbould bo reduced the
lowor ratio of nav wouId huv m.,re of
fine comforts of life IN tbo lower range
NJ nricos Rrt tho unions n,rst rot no
forgotten in discussing tbe wage re.
ductions and tboso making tbe arou-
ment above seem 70 have forgotten
that tbo ronoe of waoos ia maintained
ne artiricioIlv nc the range of nrices
for goods Nobody Is nronosing f., re-
neoI tbo nrlce odicts of tr rodos rpions
Pretty soon wo are likely to hear the
argument ottrihrtod 70 o1iroolr tbot 10
we imnorted rails the forelpner cot
tbo money and wo got tbo mills brt
uot 90 49,, noso .ho .ou. 81 -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
LOGANDERRY MEN MAKE MONEY


Oregon Agricultural Colelge, Cor
wallis, Ore, Dec, 1.-THE loganberry
is creating more in terest in the North
west at the present time, perhaps, than
any other horticultural activity" said
Prof c. J. Lewis this morning, dis
Cussing the new course TO be offered
in the winter short course, which
opens January 0, for a four-weeks
term
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19

OU 1--we Saem you make your money Saem you sell your product
Saem why should you not buy goods "Made in Salem? If moi
MADE Saem be that "Made OREGON" before you purchase
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19

Having secured a parcels post sys-
tem let us see how it will affect the
cost of living, by giving It a fair and
honest trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
Fine Opportunity For You
To Own a Car--Six To Be
Given by Times-Herald
These Prizes Will Be Awarded to Some One and You
Might Just as Well Have One
For Your Own.

The standing OF the contestants as
they appear in this issue. only include
the votes that were received and
counted at this DEPARTMENT before
noon Wednesday. many changes have
taken place. the workers are forging
10 the top Of the list. this indicates
that the people appreciate the mag
nitude Of the prizes to be awarded.
New Candidates Enter Campaign
Many e candidates Of great
promise have entered the race and
there Is still room for many more. II
your town is not now represented by
q live candidate. enter the race your
self. 1t Is NOT too late Ivy any means.
the campaign is just starting and will
not close until November goth. and
in that time great changes will no
Doubt take place in the relative stand
ing of those entered. $4,000 votes are
allowed for each n year new sub
the list that does not have at least
n~e friends who would be glad to
give her a one year new subscription.
think what this eMlears. FIVE new one
Year subscriptions will entitle a cam
d;date TO $4,000 votes. now glance
- the standing Of the contestants and
a"c that this is moro than any candi-
i.:n has to her rredi; in the paper.
One Thing Certain.
The six automobiles will certain
=" he given away and il you VIII de-
vote part Of your spare time to che
proposition. there is no reason in the
world vhy you can not win. there
is no hook or crook 20 the proposition
NOR Is there any deception pract.ced.
e Won win, YOU will win entirely upon
'.ur merits. bear hat in mind.
Work Anywhere.
f~-testan,s are in no way restrict
@: 4s 10 the locality in which they
~1v secure subscriptions and votes.
Gu are privileged TO work anywhere
~ the United states and Canada. Call
-. your friends 10 assist yon. as IL
~-akns no difference where the sub
:" c-i'ser resides.
Future Subscriptions.
~ >nyne cases candidates will lind
.:,a, friends are DESTROYS of assisting
them. hut are now paid in advance
for some other paper. n do not
want two papers at the same time. In
order tina. the candidate may secure
these subscriptions. We have arranged
10 accept them SO that they can start
NJ any future date that the subscrth-
ar may desire. The. candidate may
collect the subscription now and We
will hold the credit or u books
until tho paper is to be started. We
will then forward the candidate the
~oting ballot to cover the remittance.
when sending in such subscriptions.
mark across the top of the stub the
cate the paper Is to be started.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

Coroner.
rs F; FL Murphy. Grand Forks. N. D.
,.n.. rr.as.s Aa%,asssr;s..:
I-Republtcan.
County COmmiaaioner.
Joseph Donovan. Thompson. n. D.
nem"srstis. Io represent the Firs
Jastlees of the Peace.
+. Z, NYe. Inkster n. n.-Eepubli
John +, sheehan. Mccanna. n. d.
Arthur Buth. Thompson. n. Die
=. Mclaughlin. Grand Forks. n. D.
Republican.
John ntrkheimer. Niagara. n. D.
w: r: Adams. Reynolds, n. ~
T. E. Smith. Gilhy. y. p.-Democrat.
n. H. pimond. Grand Forks. y. D.
COpatnhlen.
Rtchard Fadden. l.arimcre. X. "
Republican.
lieaM.
I. Z. Stewart. G,lhy. y. p.-Reput.
John W. M%elsheimsr. Grand Forks
n. l'.-DeMocratir.
John McGuirc, Grand Forks. y. D.
pemocratic.
George Royd. Grand Forks. \. D.
'eH'"Srasss
Dsn,, sS"S S7aHn t"FAS' y, H.
Non-Fnarti.an Judiclary.
Andrew A, Hrur. EiSr,arrk X H.
J. F.. Robinson. Fargo. \. n.
For Juahe Of Di.tric, Cont.
John " Sys SHe'e.1. I.ns -
i-har,es E:errsn. ,''a"a rusns' : ~
X 1e"'F''''"' ,'a"o F'rAS
\; fha x.r,. .,..
,hs General E W.. amo ";sse " m",usns
sth. ials> thars e.;ii ~ u :.
voters Of S;ranS w! rS sosH,,,,so 10 IN, he
various yofina w.. ~
=! bonding the County NJ Grand Forks
y ~. IN the sun! - ss00. 100000 bonds
20 pc IN the denominations If Sl."0o.N cd
eaeh and bearing interest at the rate
OF per cent per annun and payable
:" Years from date thereof said sun,
81 S~sao.ooo.o0 to h, used in building a
new court house fcr Grand Forks coun.
- upon II site row occupied by the
E!eSeHs building in t,s sky OF Grand
FoSks. county OF Grand Forks. North
i'aNo'a.
Propcsed Au..s., .,
tica If he ~. ~ sSsss''0'
There viii ais, ~ S"n,H lA1.a.
voters Of m. Iso,. .:,s'ed :" .he
y. n. on Soysn,I.- ~ s.a,n ."shS'
LOWING nronnsa.i -.. ~ tEt-
constitution Of IL. s:.:s ~ S,rtIT nae
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
Mrs. Richard Hide. TOT Stewart.

Mrs Richard Hide. o Stewart
Crcokston .l4,OS0
Bertha Alferson. Middle p,veris.slo
Dorothy Bemis, 1nkstcr. \. d. ..l2.sS0
Esther Nelson. Orr. n. D.......1o.s6o
Eva Brown. Marvel. X. p......l2.7So
Katie Mcdonald. r. >. Fisher. 1880
Ellen Chrisaman. r. I North
wood. X. d. 10, $50
Mrs. sarah Eh,ers. Niagara .iS.4lo
1>ueetta Carver. r. I. Crook
Martha Montgomery. lnkster.
Julia Aune. r. i crooiston: $3.50
Lottte Hanson. r. !. G. F.......s.s+o
Mrs. HANNAH ford. Il. .. Fisher. $3.50
Amber Nelson. Euclid $3.50
Annie Harvey. Marvel. y. d.. 1910
Clara Sang. $3.50
Olive Herbert. K.nn .edy $3.50
Olga INSECT, Gatzke .......... 7.ll0
Mrs. August. Benson. Pemidti. 5.:40
y. D. 5.ooa
Mrs. S. Herman. Marvel. X. D.. 5000
Hazel Neshit. Emerado X D....S.ooN
Myrtle Roberts stephen .......s.:So
Harriet Sheppard. Warren..... 5000
Flora Patton. Warren ........ 5000
Gertie Exam. Hallork ......... 5000
Mrs. Q. a. Eullard. Warren. 5000
Myrtle Pussher. Kempton. 5000
Blanche Olson. Kempton. .......5. 5000
Lizzie Reilden. %orthwood. 100000
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

Mrs. B. G. Simonson. Barton. .l5.430
Marie Martins, Kenmare ......1S,2SJ
Hazel Loveless. Tioga .........l4.6o0
Emma Olson. Perthold ........l4,S40
Annie Hooligan. Kenmare .~...l4.460
Mrs. Al Friedel. Coteau .......l4.0e0
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson. Landa ..14.0S0
Gena Slaatta. Willow City .~....14,ol0
Mrs. c. L. Prescott. Minot .~....13.S60
Mrs. L. Menier. Crosby ......lS.760
Mrs. H. G.. Hecht. Bowbells. ~...13.510
Sadie Sawyer. Mohall ........l3.lo0
Mrs. D. Ntzhugh,. Dunseith ....l3.e70
Ella Bradley. Ignite .........lo.19o
Mrs. VIM. Nelson. Granville ..l0.01o
Josie Linn. Willow City ........S.46o
Mrs. Joe Bell. Ccteau ......... 5000
Lula Wilcox. Tolley 100000. $3.50
Mrs. Mary Suank. kramer..... $3.50
Mrs. D. X. Carlson. Rcttineau. .S.l6n
Nellie Thompson. Rolla .......S.l3O
Elsie Nelson. Norma ..........6.lSo
Anna Swenson. Toiley ........6.s1o
Cevil Gilmore II. Nc. I. Barton 5000
Mrs. P. Pennock. Ignite. 5000
Edna Bush. Rolla ............ 5000
Mrs. VIM. Nelson. Granville... 5000
Mrs. II. W. Janison. Williston.. 5000
Mrs. NJ. Swidland. Willistcn -. 5000
Helen Cathrc. Bottineau....... 100
Sarah L.. Rca, Botttneau ......S."VV
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Mrs. 7; ! + H]anrahan. $. sra St;
ou,h Bundle. s2s =. srd .....ss,s3o
'-.ra Mallory, $40 Walnut. =. s4,4l0
:.'rs. F. 6. Meeker. ol3 n. 7th 62.3so
Mrs. John Bows. Dinnie Blk. .5s,e4o
amy sm'-'. 1879 y sth.....47.s2o
rene Fee. 7oe So. 4th .3s,75o
s, %is'n ea- Meyer s,s Alien. : s'''''
'.lsa Stein. 723 No. 4th :.:..ss,oso
Elsie Dettman. Room 22 Herald
::rs: Nellie Nelson. Flat so. Whit:
,'arbsIs Martin. sis s. srd:
STELLA Olson. 424 n. snd. E. q.
rsrgaret Lemm. sol n. 7th....25.1so
Gertrude German. so7 i. 4th. .24,75o
"'izabeth Lars. 800 No. 9Th. ...23,soo
t'vangeline Fairchild. 500 8.
Mrs. Gilbert Nelson. sis Hill: $3.50
''e,la Erickson. ~ n. srd.
..o r. =: n n: 2 23,a3o
:nna Frankel. 1892 Dell;;....2o.s5o
:,'lse @. Thompson. 500 Cotton
lara Hagen. 4o4 n. end. e.
T.. q. r. 1920
Mrs. 3. Starkman. 413 S. 4th. 1850
Hannah Thoreson. POI s. 4th.
4. G. F. .l4.1sO
Margaret Ryan. 205 8. 9Th.
E. G. F. .ll.74o
Nar~"-"' Hedican. 61a s. 3rd. .lo.4an
F;ngelin Lenzen. s13 n. 7th ....s.2lo
Grace Ausbury. 1928 Belmont. 1850
edna McCullen. 43o y. 4th 49,. 1890
Mrs. v. D. Foote. e. q. /. 5000. $3.50
Margaret Lee. 81 N. Bird. 5000
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

when payments are mad before due
they shall be made at an interest pay
vance shall be paid or all money ="
paid. All sales shalt he held At the
county seat Of the county in which the
At public auction and to the highest
bidder. after sixty days advertisement
Of the same, In q newspaper o. genera!
s Ct =. .aia' in. in tho Sne v At ,hs . 81 te If EcS.
eminent. Such lands as shall not have
been specially suh-dtvtdcd shall be OF.
Tered IN tracts Ct "ne-4narte section;
subdivision. All lands designated tor
sale and not sold within two wears att
er appraisal sha! he ro-appraiscd he.
for such lands shall issue until pay
ment Is made tor the same: provided.
that the land contracted to he sold by
from the date Of contract. IN case tie
taxes assessed against any cf said lands
for any year remain unpaid unit, the
first Monday in October Of the follow:
OF sale for such lands shall. Il the
board VI university and school lands
so determine. become null and void.
Any lands under the provisions " sec
,tom las OF The constitution ~ the state
OF North Dakota Il u have heretofore
been sold. may I've paid for. eNccrt as
to i" sssccI as as %p ,nS,iastic1 5"1 Ia%a: s mat
may he required for town site purpos-
cs. sehoo house sites. church sites.
cemetery sites, sites for other ednca-
parks. FAIR grounds. rntlic highways.
railroad right VI way. Or TOR other rail-
road uses and purposes. reservoirs for
sns ,'G siss,es. ' an Ta lands 's tina iFf %aS ne
required for any IT the purposes over
which the right Of eminent domain
may he exercised under the constitu-
Dakota. may he sold n the provt.
si"ns Of this section. and shall he paid
tor. principal and interest. in full. in
time thereafter. and patent issued
therefor. when principal n interest
: are paid,
ton OF the state Of NSrth Dakots.
That section 81 Of the constitution Of
North Dakota is amended to read as
Sec. 81. The term Of office Of the
Judges Of the supreme court. except as
in this article otherwise provided. shalt
Tuesday after the first Monday in jan
uary of the yea next following their
election. and they shall hold their Of
di,sn with rt their sneee s are uly
strued as extending the term Of office
Of the judges serving at the time Of
the adoption Of this amendment. except
elected at the general election in 1910
shall be as follows: The n receiving
the highest number of votes at such
election shall hold his office for a term
Of ten years the one receiving the next
highest number Of votes at such cleo
tion shall hold office for a term OF
eight years. and the one receiving the
lowest number Of votes at such election
shall hold his office for a term of six
years.
Said General Election will he held at
the usual voting places in the several
townships and in the words of the
s the county sn" !" Of II" Grand a1'dHf Fcr * S. and sta te
Of North Dakota on the 5th day Of No.
venlher. 4. D.. 81.
ccr r1lns open pean at 1nt : 9;c' n!c'o. T. > n; n and ID
said day.
Dated at Grand Forks this card day
Of October. 1912.
County Auditor Of Grand Forks Co
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

'''! :: + I; ber9heimer: Niagara: s,,7o
Helen Thompson: Reynolds ...ss.7so
Grace Hanson. St. Vincent ...-.52.il0
Mrs. o. H. Steele. R. 2 e. 6. F. .47.6l0
Emma Block, Thompson ......45,760
Mrs. r. Woodward. Niagara 1880
Edna NJ. Morrow. Mallory ....33.5so
owe Douglas, Argyle 800
Hazel Seign. Warren ........3l,e60
Nora Fladager. r. 4. Northwood.
:Anna Ekern. Larimore. y. b. :.so,s7o
Florence Black. r. 2. 6. F.....2e,9s0
Olive Forsyth. Thompson. 80. 2s,4sO
Grace Churchill. r 2, G. F.. .,25.380
Mollie Mcmahon. McCanna ...22,SSO
Selma Nygard. Mekinock .....24,7so
sfazel Sargent. 312 Houston Ave-.
Crookston . y. ..............24.26o
M ,ia%s xa E'assnti r.. + ~ A,v.T E'". ,,s,o
Mrs. o. johnson. Middle River .21,2Io
Mary Bratly. Gilby. n. d. ....19,41o
Marie Bonde. Thompson. n. D.. 1870
Mabel Peterson. Mekinock. .18.e11
Mrs. 2. 8. Ashley. Thief river
Alice Smith. Gil6y. y. 1875 /.
EINd FOX. CTO6kStnn .i6.04O
Mrs. VIM. Mckenzie. Emerald. 1850
Violet Christopherson. Angus. 1850
Cora suffel. Hallock ..........l6,790
Mabel GoodahL Mccanna. N. D.1s.7sS
Ruth Olson. Donaldson ......l6.590
Margaret Hannah. Mallory. 1870
Nellie Murphy. r. I. MARVEL. .. 1880
Bertha Berg. r. /, G. F......l4.7s
Freda F1oberg. Donaldson. ....l4.590
Cora Hanson. Mekinock ..l4.2 $50
Myrtle Roberts. Stephens .~...l6,l7o
Emma Keith. Fisher .......l4.ico
H a.neah h%. Beer k.:n Ae5y's' ''...1!.ea /
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DISTRICT NO. 3.

DISTRICT NO. 3.
District No. 3 will irclude the
following counties In North Da.
kota: Pcmhina. Walsh. Traill.
Steele. Nelson. Ramsey. Cavalier.
To"ncr. benson. Eddy. Gri9cs.
(: Foster. Cas- and Wells. Cam.
pai.n closes November 3Oih.
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Mrs. Will Holbein. Lansford. .7o.s1o
Mrs; Adolph sorenson. Mohall $3.50
Evelyn Tweetin. ST. John .....68.9S0
Mrs. i. A. Cross. Lansford. ...S5.7a0
Myrabel Knight. Towner ......59.310
Mrs. B. NJ. Sanford, Stanley. 5000
Jennie Johnson. Overly ......4s.sio
Madge Arnold. Berwick ......4O.280
Mrs. Nels S. .Otteson. Berthold. $1,000
Mauos bserKe, Kay ..........29.570
Gella FOX. Berthold ..........29.0s0
Bertha Munson. Rugby ......28.790
Winnifred Gray. Bottineau ....25.520
Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller. Williston ..25,060
Grace Lutz. Rugby .24.47o
Mrs. II. c. Hanson, Granville. .2l.76o
Josie Knudson. Tioga .......2l.2lO
Mrs. DIR. Leedahl. Palermo ....20.760
Ruth Moses. Bowbells ......l2.070
Cnice McGo""-~ Hc,yburr 80 ..n
Lena I"c~~,~. r-,o xton 40
Irene Nelson. Eckman ..i7.Sa
Steiia ,!"""'e" ""~"~-"e ......l7 .
Lottie Sandstcl. J.anda ..~.....17iao
Mrs. Margaret Ward. Minot. .i7.390
Lizzie Lee. Crosby .16170
Carrie Warner. Flaxton ..~....15,6oo
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DISTRICT NO. 2,

DISTRICT NO. 2.
District No. 2 will include ali
territory in Minnesota and all in
Grand Forks County, North Da.
kota. outside the City Limits Of
Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. Campaign closes Eove1n.
Der SOth.
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xor,CE or v~oMINATIoNS.

Under Section ego Of the EcNlSco
'odes Of 1905 notice is hereby given
hat the following are the names with
heir %postcffice address and h polite
II party or principle I - which they be-
cng whose Am will appear on the
Election ballot on November
1912. This for the benefits, OF the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Republican.
= j. Seller. Jamestown. \. =.
A. F. Paulson. Valley City. y. r..
". ~. Anderson. Devils Lake, \. D.
George II. Stone. Mott. *. n.
F. W. Cathro. Botttneau. y. II.
Democratic.
u. L. Armstrong Willow City. y. ~
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

DISTRICT NO. 4.
District No. 4 will include the
Following counties in North IA.
kota: Roiettc. Pierce. sheridan.
BOttineau. McHcnry. RenviIIe.
Ward. Mclean. Burke. NJ .trnil.
Divide. Williams. Mckenzie and
all territory In Montana. Gam
paign closes November 30th.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

!: DISTRICT NO. I.
!: District No. I will include all
territory inside the city limits Of
Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. Campaign closes Novem.
her 80.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

the Three-1 league moguls have
announced April "a as the opening
date and Labor day for the closing
games for next season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

In purloining 116 sacks during the
past seaso Ralph Meyers. Of the Spo-
kane Northwestern league team has
established Il hase-stealing record.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-13
HENRY RoGGE.

In the death Of Henry Royce Craw.
ford county has lost an excellent citi-
zen. He was one Of the kindliest and
most friendly of men. He was true
as steel to all his friends, he was
honest, Industrious and diligent. He
was exceedingly lovable in his family
and personal relations. He was a
modest, unassuming man, ready to
yield to others save when he believed
question OF right to be involved. a
number of years ago he was persuad-
ed to accept the appointment as
marshal of Denison. He did not like
the work and no man was ever gladden.
to leave job than he was to leave
the marshalship. He was too kind
hearted, too sympathetic, too forgiving
to make a success of police work and
no one recognized the fact better than
he did AS farmer he was success
full and he leaves to his family and
his friends the memory of good, clean,
honest, straight forward, hard-work-
ing manhood. May his spirit rest in
peace.