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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-18
Citation and Notice Hear ing
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Citation and Notice Hear ing
Proof of Foreign Will
State of North Dakota
County of Pembina %
In county, court before Hon. H. G. Wick,
Judge.
In the matter of the estate of ]. H, Garlic
ton, deceased.
James P. Carleton, John ia
Carleton and A, NJ. Schanke
Petitioners
John ]. Carleton. administrat-
or of the estate of Sarah A. i
Carleton, deceased. Elvira E.
Laughlin, Sarah c. George.
Blanch Stoddard, Walter
Stoddard, Bernice Stevens, \
Edeth Lyman. Edith Burlin-
game, CarolineVa nMeter.WiM
H. Carleton, Agnes Carleton,
Christian Home Orphanage
of Council Bluffs. Iowa, Cor
nell College of Mt. Vernon To-
wa, Ellsworth College. of To-
wa Falls, Iowa, Eva Simplot
and Clara Wickard.
ReSnOndonfa 4
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-29

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-29
auntNANtE NllMnEl II ana.

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amuaNY rnhlAhural
An Ordinance anlhutAA the ~ the CITY Nnla nhAnmR 20
submitting
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NnAHAN the
the annual IN
III lAtN nFnyidRa, dprnlnR
n uhlAhnma municipal corporations
pAnA tho frat pAAa under and by virtue Of
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ANn Mpp aHuuu Y eeaa u the annual neams ana revenue pro
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
not marred by cracks and
NECESSARY LUxURIEs.

great many things have come 20 be
.-.-' TEES u"M1du} "A hcl are really the
necesssries. But IL IS so hard
s'f them that We have often 10 go
rt' or az best enjoy them only
- p1rt OF the year. Yet they are
.-a. needed by MS 90 we are 70 keen
t. good health, az for our work and
or lie. up 20 the mark. ga fact
'.- ~ these present day luNuries IS
fresh 4ir ono would think tLere was
i.-.'r aui 90 spare u that. but schools,
rF'.-- rud shops, 10 say nothing Of
s..rrs rooms and living rooms. are
...-r Sigularly stingy IN their supply
'a.f abundant article. on which our
gers existence depends I've been iu
taSemeut OF some stores whore
WASH enough oxygen 10 properly
one healthy infant. set nftv girls
i'.9f-d air The electric fans were
i1rluz. tp be sure. and ia deceptive
Current of wind blew tho ostrich plumes
some or the hats iu the most active
".t. hut OF real fresh air there was
. ~ alL u hid all been used over
snl oyer
mother necessary luxury Is qui,t.
Very few indeed can AFFORD To Doe quiet
to-day. unless they live IN the country
even then there IS apt 90 be a talking
H4chine within earshOt that will smash
''' very best brand or silence Into
rla.flrra IN no time az All. and keep
-isht on doing H. But as 90 US dwelling
go cities. We have actually FOR gotten
v4at silence Is. like the tenement child
1000 was taken 20 pass week on ca
I..U ana woke the family iU the dead
~ night with shrteks 90 f-rrcu Whom
.-a-tioned, IL appeared she had heard
rHlse going on inside her ana tLsHlur
rra was iu danger or blowing uu -n..
Dad never heard the beating of her heart
i-fore and the unwonted combination
'f outer silence and inner connection
vas more than she could bear
The peac" ~ quiet night and the
serenity or working hours that should
not be GUtolerably noisy are unh-.t~f
OF luNuries Boa this age OF so-calI-d
Injuries
Time is nowadays q third luxury We
got little or To bee sure. aS Arnold
Bennett points out. We have an the time
there s. but sp much ~ D. has to Dee
expended I'm doing useless Things that
OF ten o. pass a couple of hours dav
ll me elevpted for Instance. and there
.s no earthly use telling us those hours
.eluug COB us They don't We can't
t"nd. we can't think. We can't talk We
.rr TANNED too close even fu breathe
Tith any comfort and certainly we
CAME rest Things POO be done crowd
iron as. and other people rush iu and
snatch away valuable moments fl- their
rAr u-- which WEE need for ourselves
There are other urcessIti-s chat have
come tp POO regarded AS luvuIe- TODAY.
'.t fhfse thr-. Will do f1 fhtrf over for
OH. moment trrfafrI. fNs business
oman needs thow ali and badly And
..rr .n strong I band ir fua Affairs oF
....ouf-r lIfe.it uIzNt b- o. good
'..rE tp furn our attention to making
r-- three high priced vrf SOD Iwpnr-
.-' items in NE once more common
r."-aIffaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Entertained Eriend.

'Ils7 ,ornelia Brahler pleasantly on.
'''ihrd a party of friends al her
nome IN Echo Point ON Tuesday even
''h- Music and games were the di.
versions. The following were tho
quests. Misses Hattie Wolf Helen
W OF. Flora carp. Eme Earn. Ethel
Niinmins. Wayne Murphy. Jennie
burns. Dora Freeland. Margar.f
Ihomas. Cornelia Brahler. Nessrs
wilbur Bremen Hermann Wolf Ed
ward Forni. John Stuart. Bernard
Wlngerter. Paul Gschwander. Joe Ac.
hermann. Harry Warehouse. Ernest
keidel and Fred LOrentz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Ihe first OF series OF ENJOYABLE
cFen.ne affairs 20 be- given az tho Car
lYi iHn was held FOO The club rooms
ON Wednesday evening Cards 49,.
lle diversion and prizes were award
ed There was large attendance AZ
The dance. which took place iu fTa
auditorium in the evening. when Neis.
Lrrs orchestra furnished the music
Do committee in charge OF the even
inf was composed OF Miss Fmms
FundHns. Miss Regina Lutz. Mis-.
lEnes MuIlanev Miss Rose Owens
Miss Lucy Miller Miss Agnes BRADLEY
Miss Irene DIfreun. Mr. AIuh0rea
Niugcrtcr. Thomas Howley. SIR Der.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
NEWS BRIEFS

IN police court yesterday morning
IKE Aglnsey, junk dealer was s.
ana costs or thirty days in the WORKS
ior violating the traffic ordinance The
defendant nearly ran down AN old
woman on Market street TUESDAY
night
IN the circuit court before Judge
Ne, ONT Yesterday. the case OF g. A
Nohrtcht Co. W the B. d o. Rail
road company was heard The plain
IN claimed damages in the sum OF
sou Tor The damage OF frc.gbl con
signed 10 Tho plainti1 company and "a
verdict for the tuN amount was rem.
dered TO The jury
cement retaining wall cover
M distance OF about 100 Yards. is
being made along the east side OF
no Top Mill road Immediately north
of First street
The feast o; tabcraacles will be
celebrated this morning ar the Eof
street Temple. 10 is called ia He
brew Succoth' and falls upon the
10Th OF Trishri DO the Hebrew cal
ander
-Cauoc Conmau. of Wor,hinrfoD.
one Of the injured IN the passenger
wreck az Ieuwood. Tuesday. is well
known in this city lie is printer
and fo- several weeks worked ON a
local newspaper. lie seems 10 have
suffered worse injury than any Of the
others
The employees of she Wheeling
Traction Company have been nofi.
fed not 10 smoke cigarettes ON dirty
OF 100 uniform. Although the number
are very small who smoke tp. -p.up..
ticks. nevertheless the order was
posted Yesterday morning and VIII
be- r.sidly enforced
John Foster rho B.llaire man.
Who was injured in tbr wreck ON The
b. d o.. near B-uVooI Tuesday
morning and who it was first thought
"as Injured fatally. is resting easily
at th' North Wheeling Hospital and
VIII recover from tho injuries
Srl'ctir- for Dis subject .rhe
IlaEl" ~ppt OF Am.rira. tla Ert.
Charles r. l'utslar viii deliver 900 ,N-
cerdirelr strong sermon BOO favor q
pr"nii ton nsVf Sunday evening. boo
th. lsiad Lri-tlu church. IIe XiI
compare Do. uHror traffic ol today
with fhe plaques or ancient Ersrf
f'W r- Goo fL. ah-.r.. nf a uusr
1000 the w'etrr of rho WAYS and
Means Commute. nf OBJ. BOARD .f
Trade was rosflpu,I -sef,r,+. Tho
neat mestins wHI Do. held most We'd
nesdar az noon. 90 IaeIss
special w,rfire .f fh. emblem
."mmItfce was held Yesterday morn
frr Ir the IIaiIur ..,u ruurrIffr. H.tI-
falIowe ru 'eIehrrfnn were r.r..I.
cred. $50 rrfn.f. action ua. takes.
ts other designs af. expected I'D. Is
received |rfufa nrH .. selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Chicago Rolls

one pound OF -four. one pint OF milk.
one esE, one ounce OF butter. TWO ta-
~ rs l'D'ui us Or yeast aud a -aItSponu-
iul OF salt Heat the milk and ada M.
butter aud salt When lukcwarm beat
az together and set 20 rise iu warm
place. nor less than three hours before
wanted When risen FOR mimic rolls
with aS little handling as Possible Let
stand until light and bake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
SEWING PARTY
FOR MISS COWDEN
CHARMING AFFAIR GIVEN YES
TEROAY AFTERNOON.
BY Miss Mcclure at Her Island Home.
Mrs. Ruble Entertains Lady
Elks-NeWs Of Society

Miss Martha Mcclure was hostess
on "Wednesday afternoon a. nor borr..
on the Island, complimentary 20 Miss
Helen COwdeu. whose enlightenment TO
Ir. W a. Morris OF Pittsburgh takes
place in the near future.
The affair was in the nature of "a
sewing party and the hours were from
. to . o o'clock. Following an afternoon
OF pleasure dainty luncheon was
Served by the hostess There were
covers for the following guests.
Misses Jean Morris Of
Katherine Mitchell Pittsburgh
Helen COwdeu Ne. DANES
tNir Mitchell Walter Mcclure
Eleanor Hugus John H. Mcclure
Ethel Williams tdtes Nri.a4n
Fila Mc'.u Edward Rhodes
Martha Mcclure az Pittsburgh
Helen Mc lure Alma Mcclure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Cheese Cream roas.

stale bread may D.. used a- f,,tt,,....
LoaSt ne slices and cover them slight
- win grated cheese. make a cream,
TOT HNe aliceS out Or half pint OF milk
40 O. tablespoonful OF flour. th- mill
SloI'i De boiling and the siour mixed
~ htlle cold water before stirring in
N men the cream Is nicely cooked -e.LsnU
WIN saltspoouful Of salt and "A tea
sp'onfll % butter set the coast and
tne cheese In the oven for four minutes.
lhrh pour the cream over them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

The ladies Of the well known Mo
Fart society entertained at their club
on the South Side on Wednesday ar
ternoon with the first of series az
kanee-yiaiie- aud card parties. The
prizes were awarded 90 Mrs james
Wagner and Mrs. Henry Voge Fol
lowing the card games. a supper was
served in the dining rooms and all
the seasons deic1ties we're included
on Che menu. The following wero
In charge of The affair. Mrs Ed Hof
reuter- chairman Mrs John Uertloin.
Mrs. Charles Muuey. Mrs John Roth.
Mrs. August Note. SIR, Henry Blum
Mrs. Oscar Gi'gred. Mrs. James Mink
cmeyer. Mrs. Edward Loos. Mrs Con-
rad BrIner Mrs Henry Woke Miss
Katie St0cker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Mrs Louis A Rabig. OF North Main
street. entertained Informally on Mon.
day evening for Miss Ksmp. In honor
Of her approaching marriage 10 Dr..
Oelephine. OF New York. Miss Kamp
Is a musician OF some note. and she
rendered some beautiful selection,
during the evening. which were high
ly appreciated by al present Deu-
cious refreshments were served dur.
Ing the evening. and various games
were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

'ue cupful ut molusses. one teal
spoonful OF soda. one tables uuunruI o.
AidEcr. one-halt teaSDoouful of salt ONE
thirI OF cupfui OF butter sorteucd
o. '.''ful OF milk and three cupruls
or pastry -four Mix IN the order given
ANA baNr iu small gem pans iu a mod
er-LI. n..u Tor fnLIIA Iuinufn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

nard AleSander, Mr A. HUFFMAN NJ
rank Blum. Mr.. Joseph Ceisev and
Mt. Edward Schiller During the even.
inS luncheon was served In The ain
Ing room.
The following were the prize win.
nerl MISS Rose owens won the first
ladies' prize. Miss Arna OCorner- w.,
the second; DR.. Truschel won the nrs-
sehtIeinens prize and Mrs James
fitzpatrick won the secoud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Apple Fupaaps-

hutter gem apsu and half 900 them
" ith rich biscuit dough. Pare. core and
-Il.r TART juicy apples ami ulI gem
ans. placing apples On top of the doug.
Cover each one wien h-apinc table,
spoonful %: soft maple sugar and pIar.
"lt4 "' nuttrr ON top hake ia a quick
oven and serve with cream
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Oatmeal Nectar

Put four ounces Of oatmeal tnt, n
porcelain kettle. ada SIX ounces OF white
sugar and lemon sliced thin Mia
With "a little cold water. then pour ou
one gallon or boiling water When coli
Drain on. ard 81 VIII De a uuurisliug
ard fcfreShiug drink
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

me North End Literary and Athlct.
'luo VIII give one Of their enjoy
oD'e dances al their club rooms. heal
seventh street. this evening The
mem oerS viii all be present and ,
l'edsani time is anticipated. Miss
harper VIII furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
WOMAN'S WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE

and citron peel chopped fine. Cover with
o'".f halt, passing the rolling pin over
re" times. cut into fancy SHAPES.
uluSh VITA wn'te Of egg. let stand halr
an hour Bake in d hot oven fifte-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Mrs. Harry Ruble delightfully."- enter.
talned the Lady Elks al the Stratford
Springs hotel on Wednesday after
noon. as q compliment 20 Mrs. c. r
irving and Mrs. G.. L. Freeman OF
New York City. who ara house guests
or Mrs. Jesse 5. Bremen. An interest
lns session Of cards was euioyed. aft
er who the prizes We're captured by
Mrs. otto SCheuk She presented
Them 70 the visiting ladies' and Mrs.
Harold Etz presented them with hand.
some violet bar pins
Following the games delicious
luncheon Was served and the Strstford
Springs hotel management arranged
every detail according 10 the Wishes
OF the hostess and the affair proved
most enjoyable The following were
among the guests present.
Mesdames- Harry Ruble
Jesse ). Bremen otto Schenk
Shester whitman Anton Jefferson
Ut rant Sam Nesbitt
David Mckee Elizabeth NfcCaus-
William Windsor land
Harold Etz G. = Irving
1harles Beuier o. New York
Peter Haberstick C. L Freeman
William Cruise Of New York
James Riddle G. Wesley Iiar-
Charles Freese man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

ne ladies AID Society OF the Isl
ana christian church will give a din
ner in the A. o. L. W hall SATURDAY.
September Is. from II TO , O'Clock. All
are welcome Price will be % cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

go, but IN one point disagree with my correspondent
Que thinks that the little girl Of say six or eight or
ten should De 10 Ridden TO kiss her little how fsns
on the ground OF morality
had little girl OF that age / shouldn't want IN
9~uAen sex consciousness in her by such prohibition
want her TO feel exactly the same towards her
I4'ee BOY friends towards the girls
q mere is little story IN one OF our perjodicais
when want 70 quote here because II illustrates INV
feelings on this subject so aptly
a little girl had been left In the nursery b, n-i,
and her brother arrived 20 find the door closd r.
ioiIowlnS conversation took place:
I wants tum In. Cissie"
You tant tum in, Tom"
why taut u"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

SMOKY rfr laundry FIvatre -.
Performed starch Tablets Iree .Wasr
Days Sow way A.. fu.r sruDeg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

issued by the ladies Of the Good Shep-
herd Aid Society:
The ladies' OF the
Good Shepherd Aid Society
cordially invite ycu 20 attend ~, -.,
ular monthly
Card Party
on
Friday. September II
al the residence Of
Miss Paul Magner
Edgipgton Lane
'i'"' NC r. s. V. p.
Cards. 2-5-S-lI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Hear Or. n. D. Hatfield. Republican
nominee for Governor at the Carroll
club this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
WI :, y 's-e '7ss'9t s-ss' ~ e>hs4
HE d ALLY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

sNeB
mas written
~ u AISsihg eanes at young parties
many
nandcapout fragrant OF all "posom anu cap
at $3.50 FO00' "e'e SUI IN vogue
But IL they are am delighted to engage in any crusade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Tie boys in N'se says lt
an astonshed
kod Il on" 4Ou 7h Ouu IN now, Tom.
That's Just the kind OF a And IA &c.
ongas
mongI little
oDJecton 10 all
0neapeuhS OIL something which of
AS nave said
e'eeIhE Inc KISS should something '
10 49, - soy against 'his practice
especially on the lphoud be affection I, s,,,
men II Is used lightly in kissing ramos ~
oil hearts
&c back 7 mas ''S' 'oiNe'nlns she
l her..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Good Shepherd Affair.
The following isl q copy OF cards
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-28

not also in the selection Of governor congressman
justice Of the supreme court and other state positonse
And then if the rule is to become established that be-
certain section Of the state has had Office in the
past let add to the constitutional qualification for
office these others that congressman shall be resi-
the secretary of state shall be resident Of Nez Perez
county, justice Of the supreme court shall live in
Idaho county, another in Blaine county, the state auditor
in Bonneville county and the governor attorney general
state treasurer superintendent of public instruction.
justice of the supreme court United States senator
and the mine inspector shall be residents OF Ada county
nasmuch as some constitutional obstacles may nterpose
it might be well to spulate that one United States
tor shall be elected from among the justices Of the
court would find some way get around the constitutional
obstacles and thus give sanction to the new law.
There is just much in this proposal which
would retain the present geographical distribution Of the
Offices there is in the proposal to maintain the geo
graphical distribution of the election of senator
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-28
THANKSGIVING.

The occasions for thankfuness in this country In this
state and in this city, too many to admit OIL enuera
ton and too manifest to require It, 1t has been pros
porous year. exceedingly in view of the reasons usually
felt finding the contrary Great strides FORWARD nave
been made along all lines in spite OF the fact that TINS
wear as always, forward movements had to be forced
amidst great obstacles because of the large numbers who
seek to restrain and hold back This is true IN maternal
sense morally religiously and politically.
During the year the people OF Boise have witnessed the
dehronng of the municipal bosses and the dlscardng OF
an ancient form of government which gave those bosses
every and the substitution therefor OF
that places the power in the hands OF the eo
pie instead in the hands Of the political bosses and their
corrupt and corrupting hackers
During the year the people have seen such an awaken
ing of the public conscience the state has never before
seen and they already the benefits in changed
Tone humility and promise OF relief that they nave
never known before to from political sources
It is true that the battle has but just begun but there
is every encouragement to be derived from the first
skrish the result of which has caused the enemy to
assume such conciliatory 1t might be too much
to expect that the will end with the present peace dis
CUSTOM but that the enemy is willing to talk peace
upon terms laid down by the people is great gain.
The world is moving rapidly Conduct today is re-
garded scandaos and wicked which only few ago
so to but little comment while the
debaucheries of old looked upon today humiiatg
the civilization in which live, when occasional de-
generate persons commit them.
We are not perfect and surrounding conditions
are not perfect That will be. But ideals Of
living and of the conditions to be desired higher than
they ever before and people that follows
it's ideals.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-28
THE NORTH AND THE sENAToRsH1P.

The Capital News has been much interested in the dis
cusson of the claim of north Idaho newspapers and poll
ticans that that section of the state is entitled to have
the the late Senator Hepburn seleced FROM
one of the counties of the north.
There has been discussion claim that any OF the
northern counties has Of superior ability devoton
to the people Of the state higher worth to ete him
to recognition Rather by silence upon this point it to
be inferred that general weakness along this line is ad
mtted and that that is why the claim is made upon geo
graphical lines.
The only claim far made why the north is entitled
senator the fact that the deceased senator happened
to claim his home there. Some of u.s. however, remem
her, used to believe that his real home in Spokane
where he maintained his resident law office If the argu
ment is good that is being advanced, why is it not
likewise good to by analogy that only one
maintaining law office in Spokane should be elected
Doubtless many could be found there filling
these requirements and the contention that this should
be done would be just logical the other argument
But why should the seven northern counties make any
superior claim to the senatorshp than the south
eastern counties for instance7 They form group just
complete in themselves and just separated from the
rest of the state do the counties of the northY
Or why should the seven northern counties have any
better claim to this office than the counties of
Lemhi, Custer, Blaine Lincoln, Twin Falls Gilmore and
Owyhees 1t requires no particular stretch of the mag
nation to make these counties much separate
political division of the state the northern
counties
If the argument is good that geographical location
rather than BRAIN experience ability sympathy and
dersandng of the desires Of the people, devoted service
to the state development of it's and other quail
fcations should in the selection Of SENATOR why