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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-27

settling the matter Of holding out"
Tho flble school. s:15 sharp. calvary
ana Emmanuel mission schools az
20. Young Peoples meeting 8 20
nose p~urposinR 90 follow Christ In
baptism may be baptlsed ~ the close
% either morning or evening sorvisr.
Mid-week prayer service "Wednesday
20. Emmanuel Chapel prayer srr-
Vice Thursday 7.g0. Welcome 10 all
services - the church.
First rniterIan church. S.rtf.e q,
~" Board ~ Trade assembly room
sunday mnrninr AZ u o'cioc The
minister Rev. Howard A Peaae. um
deliver the FIRST in r. series ~ three
ermona on The Quest of Aauthorify
in Religion Special topic for nart
sunday The Religion ~ the church.
This VIII Do followed hY Tho RELIGION
a n Book and The Religion % the
Spirit Violin solos BY Miss Gibson
First English Lutheran Church.
60 sixteenth street W. d DvnInrer.
pastor. 1914 EDm street The usual
worship for fho third undav 49,
Iarter 90 f1 20 r. m. ard 7.ao D. m.
SUNDAY school q 10 r. m. Everybody
weknme - an thr services The rur-
arrV opened three weeks ara D.
rffaf help fo he mothers who hrinr
Their babies and haVe them rnrrf Tor
DURING b hour ~ worship. Cone
Zion Luz eran church. g1ta Marssf
street. Rev 4 n. HeuEe pastor. Iubi-
Iafe sunday chief service a. 1913
r. mi SUNDAY school - q m spec
ial mffflnE n ne Ladies Afd snrfafv
80 z p m EnEllrf vesrrrs 81 t.-0 ~
ri. The pastor Ell hrrfn a arrfra -
sermons on social End riric Questions
srraFirF at fhla Service on Social
Hira Al uhn ere Interested on hrf-
fer civic r0nffff1ua are cordially ~
rifef Tha Lutheran choral Tnf1n
uIl holf r. ra1V and important huaf-
nrss meefinE af Int church On Mon
iaT evsninr Muufhlv mrsfinr ~ ne
church council on Wrdnarfar even
fnr TIE Miasi0n society wu meet On
IhurHdav evening"
Christ Lutheran ~hurrh Pleasant
HoiFhts Mozart. Rev D. g.. SNYDER
pastor Iuhnafs. Sunday school ~
q % a ~. rhirf service 81 DO % q nj.
vcspers ~ so p on. EVERYBODY vel
come
Island Christian church Rev r r.
fueilar. pastor Bible school az B 90.
lu charge ~ superintendent GUY A
Irror MoruiuE services and COM
muuion 30 20 20. subject a Plea FOR
Spiritual Reform Christian Undeav-
- az sac and Drsachins services "a
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SWEETENS, PURIfIES
CLEARS NOSTRHS.
PREVENTS CATARRH
a Remarkable Remedy. Simple. Sen
siele and Easy to Apply.
Costs but a Trife.


Those who have tried the various
douches. sprays and complicated
treatments for Catarrh, Hay Fever,
etc. will appreciate this simple com
nonsense remedy. Nostriola Balm.
The Nostriola Treatment quickly
reaches the diseased membranes.
purines the nostrils and arrests the
toul discharge. so that you will not
be constantly wheeling. sneezing,
blowing your nose. and hawking and
splitting.
Best OF all. the Nostriola Treatment
ts easily applied and IL actually gives
more real results for a few cents than
you can get for dollars spent on many
-so-called' cures.
The nostnls and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrhal
germ. When the mucou membranes
become sore and infiamed, you
catch cold easily. and each new cold
Increases the Inflammation until you
have Catarrh, Hay Fever and kindred
diseases.
Nostriola is a harmless. ~antiseptic.
cleansing. healing balm. quickly
reaches the trouble. opens the head.
heals and strengthens the Innings OF
the air passages. and an agreeable
surprise awaits all who use II.
The Nostriola Treatment Is simply
common-sense practically applied.
Get q 25c tube of your druggist today
and you'll wish you had tried Nostri-
ola sooner.
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In the Churches

First Church Of Christ, Scientist. A.
o. U. w. Auditorium. 111s Chapline
street-Services Sunday at IL q m.
Subject Of lesson, Probation After
Death; Wednesday, testimonial meet
ing at s p. m, same address: reading
room open daily. except Sundays and
legal holidays, from IL m. 20 4 p. m,
1119 Chapline street The public is
invited to visit our reading room and
attend services.
North Street NJ. z. Church, Rev. J..
II. Hess. pastor-Public services at
1880 and 1880; morning subject "A
Heart at Food-Tide": evening subject,
''Thirsting After Cod; Sunday school
at . p. m, W. A. Wilson. superintend-
ent; Epworth League at $50; Young
Mems Bible class at Q a. m; Junior
League Tuesday evening at 1870;
Boys Brigade Monday evening at Z p.
m. We invite friends and strangers
10 worship with US.
First Christian Church, W. II. Fields
pastor-Bible school at $3.50; commu-
MON AZ 10:45; preaching at IL: Chris
tian Endeavor at Gas: evening ser
vice at 1880. The public is cordially
invited to attend all services. Mid
week service Wednesday evening at
7:45.
Latter Day Saints church, corner
of Jacob and Forty-second streets.
Sunday school 10 a. m. devotional
services beginning at 1890 a. m.
preaching at 1870 D.. m. by Elder o.
l. Martin. subject: The Means OF
Identifying the Church OF Christ"
Zane Street NJ. r. church, corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets. Mil
lard +. Pritchard. pastor. 10 o'clock
a. m Sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject: The City OF Many Mansions"
IL O'Clock a. m, Sunday school session
G. b. Lennon. superintendent. $50
O'Clock .. m. Glass meeting. John
A. Horntz. leader. 1880 O'Clock o.. m
sermon by the pastor. Subject:
Bringing others to Christ, followed
BY the evangelistic service and re-
ception Of members. The brotherhood
VIII meet Monday evening at 5
O'Clock. on o OF the State
Sunday school convention being in
session in our city there will be no
Epworth League or Prayer Meeting IN
the church during the week. The
Pastors Aid Society will meet on Fri
day evening At 7:30 O'Clock At the homs
or n. p. Jenning. 1875 Baltimore
German NJ. h church. L. g. Rat,sr-
oeury. minister. Sunday school AZ
stl5 a NJ A. p. Metzner, s~upsrinten-
cent Preaching services at 1880 A
m. IN German vi at 7:aO D. m. in
english. Rev. d. workman OF C1svs-
lhnd' o.. will occupy the pulpit NJ
Dotn nsrvioeG Epworth I~an1s
mesIing al I:ib D. m. Prayer meeting
on wednesday at 9 D. m.
Preaching in the Simmer ~ r.
church. Eoh street Sunday Io.Is
m subject Life with Wings" T.So
p M subject: Sins Common 81
Church and Society" $3.50 10 7.so =
m Epworth League. subject. sTbs
Aen OF ne Hour" Sunday school
~ p m n ID. Clemens. supsrintsn-
M James a Moe. president Of the
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2 a.. when ths pastor viii preach on
the Titanic disaster. The onciai
board meeting a. tho church VIII be
held Monday evening a. 3 O'Clock.
SUNDAY services 81 ~. Steuhnnus
German E~VHnFeliCnl Reform church.
Thlrty-siHfh and Eon streets. Rev.
p az. Hreuas. pastor. Morning ser
vice On German ~ 10.1B r. m. Sab
bath school nt z p M. Willing Work
era mcrtinE az 80 p m. evening
services 81 Gao in English Tues
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day evening q birthday celebration
or social viii Do held IN the church
On honor ~ a1 who were born in the
months n February and March A
cordial Invitation o. extended % ul
Services FOR Sunday Arrll o. at st.
paufa Evangelical church. Thirty
riFhth n Woods streets Rev. A. p
Rasche. pastor. PreachinE services
at 10 80 a. m. On German. Sunday
school ~ 2 D. M. evening services
IN EnGllah nt lac n M subject.
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Byron streets. p. y. Br~ininstool. pas
tor. The Spirit FILLED Life" r. the
thought Of tho morning service at
1880. and IN n evening AZ 7.30. the
confederation is The Keeping Power
% COD" a frank study % the ability
of God % keep those whom lie saves
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MOSAIC FROM CONCENTRATED

Sermon o the Mount is the platform u the nw dispersaten.
A magnificent porch to the temple Of our Lords ministry Dcstened
to ret forth he fundamental principles of he lei covenant. TIav
emily summary OF the life and practice of Christianity Charter ~ m
Kingdom of God A mountain. al a lofty part NJ The earth nearer to
Heaven. is suited to the most holy action Mn ts n mou.b Of
creation; Christ is the routh OF humanity The yanse1st Rave
iranscube att length W discourses Of our Lord as models os surtb,, ahjch
IA delivered pacdca ly at the commencement Of Ps ministry n anothsr
delivered privately at Its close. This first word Messed" 60 &c.
pn pSg HHNats We scope OF ChnSts teaching Seven absolute
Beattudes depressing state OF pious as SUCH. Two relative in tser eta
lions 10 mem. All In most beautiful order Four benedc,Ions on
proper receptveness OF heart. Two benedctons OF pos,Hve traUs ~ cb,r
T = uaG w ueeheuc'l ohs n Chrisuan doing. The Heavenly
a commentary on this sermon. Sweet invitation, &c IN rIov-bGr 81
true righteousness. ard OF bessedness in it,
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN

Our great familiarity with the Beatitudes is in a m a disadvantage.
We AVE them too much by roe They are words with a p.easne sound
We need to find the spirit under the letter. Jesus purpos In this
sermon va TO unfodt the principles OF the Kingdom of Heaven. Each BeatL
ade, therefore las a specific meaning. pertaining TO that Kingdom. 1t is
not TIL poor in general IT those who mour on account of bereavement
Or those who in a common ense arc humbe-not such that are feucitated.
Only those in particular are congratulated who are ccnsctous " thu
emptiness and poverty of their souls In such there is room for tn King
DOM Those who n account of this are sorrowfui and penren. are in the
way y divine comfort sim another subjective phase is depicted in IN word
meek The contrast is to the selfsatished Pharsnial spirit which makes
ahe saviors work suPTsrogaton Again. a holy appetite Is indispensable
hmpmess, ~ ntence humility desre-these are the conditions o. the en-
niece ne hlngdomi which comforts, enrches and ais. Again,
ue sutton FOL Divine mercy must himself be disposed 10 show the same
quality toward his fellows. Hcartpurty is the sine qua un OF see
I'M God. Seeing. which Is the Hebrew equivalent OF posseseirR
passes now from partly or wholly subjective phases 10 an objective
activity. The children Of God initiate their Elder Brother, whose greatest
achievement vas reconciliation. They have a wholly ambition ITO bring their
eHo" INTO peaceabe relations with their Heavenly Father. and to make
them all enc in Christ The final fIctation s Of hose vho ardrr
persecution n fahselyGrounded reproach for the Masters " sake. Their
TeW:d in Heaven is assured. This is the martyrs Qualification. Thus as
Pressense says, tt Beattudes begin with weeping, and are closed with
blood" VI"
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The Beatitudo.
90. THE STORY

When the Sermon o. the Mount is contrasted with other forms Of eo
quence. It's superiority II 1t once apparent They we're for crises. Their
i h@S n usefulness comparatively passed with the occasion that a ' them
A e OF Their only hnd place in neglected volumes Of masterpieces
OF eoquence' The glory OF Jesus inaugural sermon u.s. that Il ad
dresses itsei &c the universal human heart II has a development Of ts own
running parallel to that Of the ace. II uphoids itself in practical helpfulness
FOL every emergency. It's principles are o fundamental a S to be always prac
ucaoie. Iha s the secret of It's perennial power II as spoken.
nearly w. thousand years ago. to the unsynasogued congregation That s.
semoy dissolved, b. ttne ach uccessive generation a nw and everIncreas
is throng la come together. AS from the soundhsboard of the open heav-
ems, the old sermon has struck the ar OF each e. congregation. The ser
mon Jesus preached is n % dream of ideal eloquence. 1t lives lin every dialect
II Is ue most potent composition In written speech Millions know Il by
heart Millions live b. It. The likeness oil some OF Jesus sayings
10 M apnonsms oil the abb may be admitted. But when such rabbinical
maxims ar put back into their context they are usually found % be o a
lower plane, often moving in a direction opposite o the teaching of
lie used modes of speech current in His day. but made them vehicle
of divner wisdom. Jesus stands the original and unceasing teacher
d. the rae He speaks with authority to the universal human heart nIumin-
inspiring. empowering It. He could say not only I speak truth" but
i am truth" He is original Source. not tansmter; Fountain. not con-
quit! npossio that the stream. a Is 1t proceeded from His lips. should be
perturbed or corrupted! He is not the fnsttutor of a system OF doc
Iulne or the formuator OF a ritual He inepires a life n the soul sets u a
kingdom within, consisting not in sacrifice and obation. but righteousness
and Its concomtants, peace and Joy. So He said. The words l speak unto
you are spirit, are life"
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ANALYSIS AND KEY

Sermon on the Mount.
Contrast to Other Addresses.
They for Crises: Il Universal.
They Temporary: II For All Time.
They Adapted 20 the Particular.
u Fundamental; Everywhere Applicable and Always
Hcrce Its Perennial Power.
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Young Peoples Devotional Service

April 20, 1915. p,.t-
THE HOME MISSIONS or nv DENOMINATION: A eIRosuyz VIEW
-, lhe DIecto u TIE United States Census declares that the next census
SI huy per eentlm of the population living In cities. Il $ vain 10
o the beauties OF rural lie or bid the country boy hike back TO the
Economic conditions are back Of this universal movement to urban
So the problem OF the Nation has become the problem OF he civ
Save the city and you ave the Nation. W
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What hail Z al % ne fsvcdF- Wii-
ING workers meefiuE "wednesday
evening 90 j no D. on. NeW members
received af al services
church ~ christ. Hearne tabernacle
on South street Services Inrd-a day
af % 40 a. m. Hihle lesson. u Cor. IS
Communion service 10 a.. EVENING
service a. 8 100. Subject ~Christian
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Isn't 70 queer that only sensIbis
people over agrea with you1
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09
SATURDAY. MARCH 9, 1912.
SOCIETY
scHWARZBECK DEEDS

Theodore Schwarzbeck and Miss
Ethel Deeds were married at the
home of Rev. w. T. Campbell, at
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Both are popular young people and
have the we'll wishes of many
friends. They will make their
home on the j. S Campbell ranch
8 miles north of Monte Vista.
Mrs. S. S. Heilman was the
hostess of about thirty of her
friends Friday afternoon. Pro-
gressive Needles were enjoyed
during the afternoon, Miss Nellie
Corlett winning first and Mrs.
Veerkamp second
The Embroidery club were en-
tertained at the home of Miss Lii
liam Seth Monday evening Those
present were:
Mesdames Jenny, Roughton, Holt,
Harper. Misses Impson, Lauer, Kerr,
Merchant, Fassett, Munsell, Miller,
Kramer, Webber, Morse, Fornwald,
Faus, Erickson, Silcott and DIR. Parma
lee.
Miss Inez Pearson was rendered
a post card shower by her teachers
and school mates at her home Fri
day evening in honor of her birth
day. Those present were:
Misses Clara Jacobs, Florence Hswley,
Mabel Anderson, nellie johnson, Josie
Ginders Eta Smelters Gladys Haw-
kins, Iona Thrasher, Ruth Bramer
Nora Scrimsher, Sarah and Jessie Aber-
nathy, Ruth Campbell, Edith Mcintosh,
Lucy Popejoy, Myrtle Hatfield, Helen
Sarjent Emma CLANCY, Elizabeth Stein,
Ruth Lord and Bonnie Herriott.
Misses Freda and Rosa Newman
entertained at delightfully."- APP
pointed luncheon Thursday in
honor of Mesdames Sundquist and
Hilberg.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church met at the home of Mrs.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09
The Monte Vista Journal $1.5O per ye1
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING COLLEGE

Business College is needed in these good
centers for the valley and the only miles, They
will bring 800 boys and girls each and probably
of 100000 Why
fight to get the people here rather than them
Pueblo Denver? shall welcome and all investigate
For instance
The use of your name a patron.
Your recommendation to those who talk education.
Your and daughters, relatives to enroll fol
subject.
Your visits often you can and each time bring
visitor
Your kind words without knock.
Your support in every possible way for the sake
these Towns Yourself and M self.
AS universally praised pioneero
BUSINESS College 900 world
shorthand, defy world for
self teach within three what col
take nine eighteen months aud then they
clever pupils
company has been capital of $1,000 the
list few days for charter members ONLY 81 co.
issued 500 for This offer
be closed make "A of and
forms Co operative College stockholders
Will do good for these
To WALTER NORTON, President Business Colleges Aamos
and Monte Vista, Colo.
Please reserve shares at $1OO each, price QUO
each
Tick the subject you are interested in
Shorthand Spelling Pepmapship
Iypewrting Punctuation Commercial Law
Bookkeeping Arithmetic Saesmapshp
Business Letter Writing Credit Science
Address, ----.--
Where representative see you at what time 49,.
----
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

Jas. Medley Thursday afternoon.
She was assisted by Misses Celia
and Roma Hawkins. A dainty
luncheon was served to the follow
ing guests:
Mesdames Golf, Carter, Wyland, Few
ell Dabney, Pearson, Blschoff, Van
Nostrand, French, Kellar, Graves, Mac
Arthur, Hagely, Wempen, Houck, True
blood and Beaver. Misses Madge Morse
Delilah Shelton, Nora French, Pearl
VanNostrand and Eta Noble.
Mesdames Lord and Raeger
were the hostesses of the Ladies
Aid of the Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon. Those present were:
Mesdames Campbell Perkins, Hurd,
J. and M. A. Reed, Kelly, Crawford,
Brewer, Hawkins, George and Comstock.
Mrs. John CorreIl entertained
the 800" club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Those present
were:
Mesdames Corlett, Clark, Bishop Ed
man, John and Chas. Foster, James and
Will Hildebrandt, Macarthur, Monroe,
Woods, Rupert, Hecker, Allen, Glatz,
Blaekmore, Faus, Pollock and Brady.
Miss Agnes Cole was hostess to
a number of her girl friends at her
home Saturday afternoon. A de-
lightful luncheon was served to
the following guests:
Misses Emma Glen Macarthur, Lii
liam Nicholson, Ethel and Mabel Brown,
Edna Wetzler, Louise Fogle, Edith Van
Nostrand, Sarah Chapman, Theresa
Carroll and Hazel Trap.
The Foreign Missionary society
of the M. E. church were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. F. 81.
Lauer Thursday afternoon. She
was assisted by Mesdames Burgess,
Kline and Lunbeck. Thoee present
were:
Mesdames Edgerton, Tyner, Journay,
Busch, Aldrich, Gibbs, Cove, Hays, Nash,
Smith, Strong, Thomas, Tulley, Weber,
Worth, Wright, Beatty, Maxfield and
Grogg. Misses Silcott, McCollister and
Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cornell left
Friday for an extended visit with
MIR. Cornell's relatives in Port
Huron, Michigan. E. M. Fisher
IF Alamosa, will take Mr.. Cornell's
position as station agent during
1is absence.
Messrs. Frazier and Martin
Auditors of the d. & r. G. spent
Thursday in Monte Vista.
G. Nj. Corlett went to Denver
Thursday for short stay.
James Farrow and wife went to
Denver Thursday for short visit.
Miss Emma Chapman returned
from a visit in Denver.
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her will. They now seek to break
their mothers will. These I'M
grateful sons ought to be held to
their agreement.
This is a government of lawyers,
by lawyers for lawyers. All law
yers are politicians and statesmen.
They vote for their own interests
for the man who will pay them
the most Let's try schoolmas-
ter for once at the head Of govern
ment.
The U. S. Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination
at Del Norte, March 30, as a re-
suit of which it is expected to fill
vacancy in the position of rural
mail carrier at Del Norte.
A set of modern bookcases has
just been made and installed in
the law offices of j. P. Veerkamp
by Sunquist & Co. The work of
this firm compares very favorably
with the best obtainable.
John Mitchell and wife of Den
yer arrived Wednesday for a visit
with friends and relatives of Monte
Vista.
The W. G. 7. U. will hold food
sale at the City Meat market, Sat
urday, March %.
Our and 10 cent counters are
loaded with bargains. Come in
and see for yourself. The Variety
store.
For Rent, to responsible party,
two A farms, one adjoining Sugar
factory, other ON switch. Renter
must grow some beets.
L. B. SYLVESTER.
FOR RENT-We have for rent
100 acres of irrigated land miles
from R. R. station and miles from
Monte Vista. 10 acres have been
cultivated and so acres more were
plowed last fall. Good terms to
the right man.
Stroup Brothers & Wright.
Spring painting. Before the wind
begins to blow. See Fuller Drug
Company.
Rexall Remedies are guaranteed.
FOR RENT-Section of good land
4 or 5 miles west of Center. Good
improvements.
M. ]. BEAUSANG,
Monte Vista.
We have received our Spring stock
of Wall Paper. A nice assortment
AND at the right price.
BUSCH & SON.
The Variety store is now open
and ready for business in the room
vacated by the Crescent grocery.
Films developed for 1Oc.
Fuller Drug Co.
FOR SALE
l Mountain Ia wagon
1 Eastern IA wagon and bed
1 IA by 16 disc
/ Harrow, three sections
2 sets of work harness
1 Sulkey plow
1 Deering 5-ft. moving machine
1 Cow fresh in April
/ sucking mule colt
1 Potato cultivator.
These machines are all new being
used one year. Call ut the
Crescent Tea and Coffee Co.
Don't use last years Formalde-
hyde. Our stock is fresh
Fuller Drug Co.
MONEY
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09
FRANK DIXON

The lecture course will close for
the year with the lecture of the
frey Southern orator Frank Dixon,
at the Methodist church, March II.
Plan to hear him.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

Our and 10 cent counters arr
loaded with bargains. Come il
and see for yourself. The Variet!
store.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

For Rent, to responsible party,
two A farms, one adjoining Sugar
factory, other ON switch. Renter
must grow some beets.
L. B. SYLVESTER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy at one
time paid her son, George Glover,
and her adopted son, E. j. Foster
Eddy, 100000 each upon their
written agreement not to contest
her will. They now seek to break
their mothers will These I'M
grateful sons ought to be held to
their agreement.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

This is a government of lawyers,
by lawyers for lawyers. All law
yers are politicians and statesmen.
They vote for their own interests
for the man who will pay them
the most. Let's try schoolmas-
ter for once at the head of govern
mont
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-03-09

The w. @. Z. U. will hold a food
sale at the City Meat market, Sat
urday, March %.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1912-07-26
SUMMER SCHOOL At vELvA
Nineteen From Bottlneau County are
Among the Number Enrolled

The work of the summer
school at Velva is progressing
nicely. The total enrolment
is now 1870. Of this number the
following from Bottineau Coun-
ty are in attendance: Clayton
Baskin, Letitia Bergeron, Het-
ty Dahl, Marguerite Ferguson.
Alfred Klingenberg, Lena Kro-
gen. Julia Lindberg, Agness
Mooney, Ruth Schillinger,
Mayme Shons, Mabel Score,
Gusta Sveen, Hazel Swanke,
Inez Twidt. Maude Youngs,
Inga Nordsletten. Bessie Nord-
strom, Maude McGovern and
Marie Wall.
Seven counties are represent
ed in the school. The session
will close with an institute last
ing one week. Superintendent
Layne expects a big increase
in the Bottineau County at
tendance for the institute.