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Notice Of Referees saie.

BY virtue Of IN order OF sale direct
ed to the undersigned referees, by the
clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county,. Iowa, on a decree OBTAINED in
said court at Keokuk, Oh the 1lth
day OF November, 4. D. 1912. in IA,
FoT Of Mary 3. Lupton HoweIIs. as
plaintiff ana against John c.
Upton. Asa 2 Lupton, Charles
\. Lapton, David A Lupton.
Horace D. Lupton and Mary
Ellen Mclaughlin as defendants. for
the partition Of real estate named and
described IN said plaintif's petition.
We viii on the Tth day of January,
1913, offer for sale to the highest bid
der the following real estate, to-wtf.
The west half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section seventeen f17}, con-
tsining eighty fs03 acres, the north
sixty COO acres OF the east half Of
the northwest quarter Of section
seventeen TIA; the east ffty-nine
f591 acres Of west sixty-one is1) acres
of the west half Of the northeast
quarter of section nineteen (1s): the
northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section nineteen (1e1: the
west seventeen ff71 acres OF the north
thirtyfour IA acres OF the east hall
Of the northwest quarter Of section
nineteen fisl and the middle thirteen
and one-third "a l-3) acres. running
north and south lengthwise, OF The
southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of seetion nineteen f1sl, al
OF the aforesaid property being iocat
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cd in township sixtyfve 1861 North.
Range FIVE 81 West, and The i'm
proTements and appurtenances there
To-
Terms Of said sale shah be for
cash; said sale shall take place In
front of the court house door IN Keo-
kglk. Lee county, Iowa, at the hour of
wv o'clock p ID, of said day, when
and where due attendance win be Civ
en- by the undersigned.
Dated at Keokuk- Dec. ?, 1872.
FRED HILBERT, JR..
EDWARD KERR
G. H. WILSEY.
Referees.
o'HARRA. o14ARRA WOOD
& WALKER, Attorneys.
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Tuesday evening the G. u. G.,s Of
me A. E Sunday school royalty en-
lerlained some Of their friends al
an oyster supper at the home OF their
CLASS teacher, Mrs. W. B. Russell.
MISS Leah Packer gave : party 70
q Jolly crowd II hH young friends on
monday evening Of last week. Music
ano rarious other amusements were
enlosed Light refreshments we're
served
MT and Mrs. Elias Friend are home
IRON a visit with their son and dsurh-
ter, John Friend and Mrs. CLYDE Hnx.
ley al Wapello.
First and fourth year puD,ls Of ths
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WILSON WAS BORN
IN THIS BED
WHI Sleep in It on Fifty-slsth Birth.
day at Old Home Of His
Parents.

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PRINCETON, n. J., Dee. ls.-In The
same bed in which woodrow Wilson
first opened his eyes 70 the world in
Stanton, Va. December IS, 1855, he
viii open them again on the morning
Of December rs, 1912. his dfty-sixth
birthday
The president-elect some time ago
accepted an invitation to attend a
jubilee celebration in his honor at his
birthplace and said today that he
would sleep again In the manse where
bis father Presbyterian clergyman.
lived and where the futura president
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+++*.+..A.
SEVENTH AND MAIN

her mother. Mrs. Ghi.ds. arrived from
Ottumva last week DR.. and Mrs. Cox
win be At home al the DR. Stewart
property North Main and Monroe
streets.
Rev. ], W stein took for his sub
5ect Suncay morning Sight There
was specis music The serxices
we're full Of interest
Complimentary 30 her nieces, Miss
Pearl Gordon and Miss Dorothy White
Of Minneapolis. Minn, Frs r. David
son entertained a number Of young
people Readings, music, and games
were Endulged In and the hours we're
delightfully."- spent.
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TIE Z NJ G. IL one Of the buEf
est az places inst now due 10 the az
tiriTes of Secretary Buras and his
efficient corps Of assiEtants The Ein-
fer. Il present plans are adhered 70,
wf7l be q short one for members OF
the association, for thera Is something
booked for almost eyH- night during
The cold months
OF course most OF this artsFity Is
going on in the physical department
with the intermediate. junior and
senior basket ball leagues ALREADY
started Upon their schedules. ii keeps
things humming II the big building
at Fifth and Blondeau streets
An effort Is being made By the man
ager Of the high school basket ban
team 10 get Kahoka here for next Sat
urday night, but the success OF the
efforts VII not be known until to-
morrow morning
As SOON as possible the boxing and
wrestling classes VIII be reopened
These classes were closed IN order to
glFe fhe high school basket ban team
an opportunity 10 practice during
these periods 4 great seaI OF snie-t
est was being shown IN both the
- --:--sss.-s-ss PHYSICAL Director Os-
borne says that there viii no doubt
p others ready to take II up when
tie classes are again started
Last night the intermediate basket
ball league played OF their regularly
scheduled games with The following
results
Team 10 ] Hoffman. captain, bea.
No ?. Lsfaiv7e, captain. IL 10 Z.
Team No. ?, Bauer. captain. beat
No. 6, Schmidt. captain, % to s.
Team No. :. Blom, capt, beat No. (
Elder, captain % TO %.
The asst Of these games was one o
the best seen here for 2 long tim.
and ths result was in doubt at al
times. The work OF both teams wa
exceptionally fast
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Must Read and Write.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-The Bur
Dillingham; immigration bill re
qniring as a perquisite TO admission
that an aliens over is years old must
be able TO read and write in their
native language. passed the house by
q vote OF l7S 10 81
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Merry Christmas,

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CHICAGO. Dec. 49, No better
Christmas present for q bachelor
than a lusty voiced infant. thinks
George D. Wright chaplain Of s..
Luke's hospital here To prove IT he
has adopted a baby Dor born at the
hospital
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Two Fireren Injured.

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MILWAUKEE,, Wis.. Dec. Is. Two
fremen were injured fighting the
flames that destroyed the plant Of the
Garage Equipment Manufacturing
company. here today The loss will
total s1ol.9 900
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of the United States spent his boy
hood days
y am going TO sleep In the bed |
vas born in, said the governor. He
added he was going TO Stanton on
December 81 especially TO spend the
night there.
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ROYAL. ARcANITM.

Keokuk Council No. 53s meets -
and third Friday each month. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main Visiting
brethren fraternsIiy invited to attend
&c. IL vogler. regen.: ]. / Annanle
secretary.
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His Reply.

She flor the 'steen-hundredth. more
or less, timea-+oh. darling. do you
really and truly lore me-" He "a
trife griniy) Now. look-a-here.
Gladys, Do you want ne 10 put up
q cash bond Judge.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Eeokuk Lodge, No. 7o4, meets ever!
Tuesday night at p. N. in MOSS
hall. corner of Sixth and Main. Visit
ing brothers corda ly invited Ed. g
Vaughan. dictator. Roy NJ. Martin.
secretary.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES oFssECUR
|ITY, KEaKUK COUNCIL. NO. iots.
meets iA9 first and third kanday Of
each ysonth al A. o. q. y. Wall, at I
s c.eiock. o. w Rowe. pr.stdeat;;}S
ernest Best. anancier. Msy.ats 9.
Schenk, secretary.
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD,

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD,
Gate City camp No. 81. W'sodrafa q
the World. meets second and 'o,irts
FhssTse3ys Of each month al Hac'sEs
hall. corner Eighth and Asassia ssssesl,-
Visiting sovsreigns cordially invited.
Albert Kiefer consul COMMANDER; A
] Anderson. clerk
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4 q q III

Local No 40 /. 3. e. ". meets hfs.
Tuesday and third Wednese ar al sly
o'clock at Trades and Labor Assernn'
hall. Tenth and Johnson streets WISE
ing brothers cordially invitnd r Z
Shilling. f. 8.
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A. on I'd

Hail No. IS North Sixth street
meets the first and third THURSDAYS
- each month. Visiting b-others wei
come Jas. Falion, president: Sd @
Vaughan. secretary.
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In the Lee County, iowa, District
Court, at keokuk.
Movember. 1ef2. Tern.

Mrs. Mary E. Lupton Howelis, plain
tiff.
vs..
John c. Lupton, ct a.. defendants.-
No. e45z.
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BLACK HEARTED
cONsP TRAITORS
Alleged Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
VIII 90 10 th- jury within
Few Days. After Arss-
ments End
NoEL s FIERCE ATTACK
Closed His Appeal to Convict the
Forsy unior Mer. ayfn scasasrs
osnuneiatlon and Rather
Hard Names


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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Dec IT,
Closing his argument ~-ith terrific
arraignmenl OF the forty union men
ssharEad with cons piracy and un1aw-
~ transportation Of explosives, James
n Noel spseisl assistant district at
torney. TO-DAY urged the jury to do IFS
daty and give the men The full penal
II OF the law Following the coming
foar days OF argumen. br the defense, !
District Attorney Charles Miller win
Az Two and z half days 10 close for
The government.
Chester Crum. attorney for the two
ST Louis defendants. Pau Morris
and John Barry. opened the argument
= z ,safssase- Grum paid attention
= s-as Of f4ag sIai3 es1sss-.--ss
leaving the task o ans y - - E. - -
governments general charges TO Sen
ator John ". Kern who was to fol-
low him The 81 Louis attorney
argued that Ire governments eFs-
dsacs was insufficient 10 convic.
Barry and Morris. denying the oon-
gpiracy and the specific counts Of m
lawful transportation and pointing
out the admitted conflict between MS
clients snd the unionss adus9gstrat.icn.
their good regulations ana their sta.e--
Tnents On the witness stand.
Noeis closing was one G. se
fiercest attacks ever heard IN a local
courtroom Monster criminals. psr-
jurers, disrespecsors OF the law and
ack-hearted conspiraters. z were q
few Of the names he used.
We have shown that Olaf TTeit.
mos wrote J. J. Mcnamara in 1910
that he wanted q Christmas present
On the coast He got that presepf
Christmas day declared Noel. ..Atssa
then Tyeirmoe wrote j. J.. H1pe
Christmas was as kind to you as il
was TO rs here On the coast
i Gentlemen, that Christmas presen,
Was the expiogion al the LeEellyr
iron rorl--.ss IN Los Angeles McNamars
caused the exploDsn and the only
reason he didn't add the Times aux
siaie.. ~ 1sa.st ,-sssss 80 s,ae.-sse h
saw men ano women looking out o
the window and his heart failed him.
The defendant James Cooney, O
Chicago said Noel, going after in
dividuals. tried TO ger McManigal Il
do JOB and was told Ortie did no
work locally. Cooney said Alright, II
get these same safeDlowers / had <
fore.
The defendants, William shup
and James Coughlin. OF Chicago, wen
TO the Rochester convention expect
ing an explosion to come OF whe
they were away. ] ]. Mcnamara ha
told McManigal II would be goo
. time to pull something of while th
business agents we're away. And IN
defendant. William Reddin, of Mi
waukee, went to the convention fc
the same purpose /"
Noel's closing words were: Il COZ
: template verdict against ali II
: forty defendants on all counts. Whe
you shall have returned your verdi
the people Of this country will ha.
. learned that the cause Of labor ca
not be abused and that Law and ord,
shall be supreme .
Chester H Crum spoke for the d
: tense for three hours this afternoon
Two FIremen injured.
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ing brothers cordially invited. Pr
'f9ie.e-. W President: c. A. Noaxe.,
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i G.1Sw

neokuk lodge. No 2se naaets ever
Thursday night at 1880 O'clock ut han
over Keokuk Savings bsss. so..sst
Fifth and Main stress yisi.isss
brethren cordially invited a. Il. Lau,.
ersaeimer. II. w; a. g. sttoie. rel
corder. I'D I
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q. p o. EKS

q. r. q El1hS-
Keoknk lodge. No. los, mech sry
and third Thursday nights at Elk.
tali. Sixth and Blondeau ssreer1 Cit
rooms open daily. Visiting s,7sthres
cordially invited r c. Srnis.s. e. r.
Leroy J. Wolf. #ecrstarss.
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BASKETBALL At Y
GETTING GOOD
Tares Good Games Played Al Y NJ. C
A. Gymnasium Las Night Be-
r1e.n T.sns Of irterrne-
diste League
MANY GOOD THINGS
schedule os Entertainment Shows
That Y. M. c. a. VIII Be Scene
Of MUCH Activity During
Winter

.
: 1890 $3.50 >>ss
romsas EvEKTs Ar -s~ =
= K. r. s. vs kahoka-tPro5- =
: sa.ses Salsraay-
> Senior basket ball opens mex
. week
= Knox College ciee GUIDES. =
= ssst =
) Perm College W r'-Jan. =
> 1st.
= h-r YORK Materials vs. .'S- =
= -fso dsee fixed. =
= Swimming enns1stson Jan. =
: 18Th. =
NJ G i. Minrrsls-FeB. :
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MODERN WooDMEN OF AMs1sila
GIBBONS HAIL.
Eeokuk Camp No. s22, meets eye
Wednesday eTeninx at 7:g0 p. n os.
latch string = cut to nesghhors. C. b
Lake. y, O.; J. A. Pollard. 'cler.
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Puchechetuck Enca mptuart, Nc
meets first an6 third ThnrsSav, ever
tDss OF each month VIM. c. kun
meF, scribe.
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Hardin Lodge No. q. hollis il, r..
lar monthly meeting the Aecnnd ~ IN!
day evening OF each month.
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Herman lodge No. ZIG German
Deets regrsariy ever; wednesds
evening as o'cscc.s Heurs Peter,
n. G.: Albert Kiefer. recording seus
tAry.
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FRATERNAL ORDER Or EsGLRa
Ksokuk Aerie, No. sss. meets srss
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FR.ATERNAL Gains

MASONIC.
Meet IN < OF 2. sBi,cins
= ner OF Firth and glnaas =
~ Eagle Lodge No. IL hosss is ]
regular meeting tie irst NJ.
day eTeninE q each month
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF m,
FELLOWS.

Han SeTenth and Main strca.
heokuk lodge No. 1s, snee.a =, !
tarly Monday evening at 7.so adoss
aired Lsmdberg. N. G.. z. L Bops
recording secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

El dinero busca dinero. Y ent6nces,
6que hace usted, 81 quiere vender sus
articulos y efectos sin anunciarse en- ell
BOLETIN?
mo sabe usted que ell BOLETIN 10
lee todo ell mundo?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

La policia del Distrito de San Juan
ha prestado los siguientes servicios en-
las 1ltimas veinticuatro horas: infrac-
ci6n ordenanzas municipales, nueve !;
alteration de la paz, cinco; juegos pro-
hibidos, cinco acometimiento agre-
sion, uno; portar armas prohibidas,
uno. Total veintiuno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

Jugadorcs consuetudinarios son Fran
cisco Andmo, Felipe Claudio, Evaristo
Torres Obdulo Torres Esta mariana
Sc vi6 una denuncia contra ellos en- la
Corte Municipal Y e juez Gaetdn Bar
bosa, que ha tornado a empe5o c9~re-
girlos les impuso veinticinco dias de
arresto Francisco y Felipe Y diez diaS
a los demaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

Angela Rodriguez Moreno, quierf
Sc acusaba de atentado La vida, fug
declarado esta manana. EN- Ia Corte de
Distrito, secei0n segunda, culpable del
delito de aeometimiento. y aggression. EI
juez, senor Rossy, lie impuso. cuatro me-
ses de arresto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

J'ltimamente han sido sorprendidas
las signientes jugadas:
En Juncos, una de galIos en Moca,
una de Monte; en- Hatillo, una de cha
pas en- Rio Piedras una De monte Y
otra de topo
Fueron denunciadas cuarenta y una
personals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
PARA oFIcINAs- Sc alnuila


magnffco local para ofcina en- punt0
c6ntrico de esta ciudad.
Sc daran informes en- Ia imprents
del BOLETIN en- esta Redacci6n.
San Jose, s Altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
ANGUERA g. Co., Ponce.
Sc NECESITA

I'm una Central Azucarera Sc necesita
un deIineante mecdnico Y arquitecto
para I'm trabajo temporario.
EScriba dando informes u p. Q. Box
.."." Ponce, p. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
ARTCULOS De EAMA

Sin duda AIgunA 10 son en- todo sl
mundo los que fabrican Ths Carter d
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, y. o.
de America, eontAndose en- prlmera IL
nea el tludo DO SScrib1r DO Garter, ga,
es la unta mas Apreciada soy GA
mercado, por sus condicluavs IL A.
meza, co,ot, durAolhdsd y envase
Iii ~ uv Ia 1.A~A ae l. Is. lat Sc IA
generaliza&o ae tAe op~u-io .s,.> ~ Il
actualidad es csal IL anioa que Sc en-
plea en- el cou,,rclo e4. -. ..ncauas
De v1nrt ~.i Ell s<ss.,A. "x.o,
TIL pa ETGis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

autom6vil n1mero 332 que fns eneon-
trado aver en- la parada q, Santurce-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
Exquisitos postres

No hay otros mejores nj mas ricos
para familias y Hoteles que la PASTA
y JALEA de guayaba marca La Cons
tancia" de
ANGUERA g. Co., Ponce.
De venta en- todos los buenos esta-
blecimientos.
En- las Marias fu6 arrestad0 ell indi-
yiduo Ventura Bracero, que lie infri6
una grave herida en- Ell cuello "a Rafael
Ramirez
Bracero tambitn esta herido Y Sc le
ha ocupado un punal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-01
MOHALL

The socialists now have q total mem
bership OF eighty members in the Mo.
hall local.
The young ladies Of Mohall are to
give. leap year dance Feb. 9.
The Mohall High school basketball
will play Lansford at Mohall Friday.
The local socialists gave another OF
their lectures and entertainments Fri
day evening. Mrs Henry Lee gave a
verv interesting talk on "Women SUI.
frage', which is branch OF socialism.
After the lecture. a dance was given.
about Is couples we're present The
music was furnished by Mrs. Thos. Hen.
n ssey piano, Mr. Schmidt violin and
cello. and John Hougen cornet.
Oscar johnson, former resident Of
Mohall, now in the mercantile business
in Montana, visited friends here this
week.
Miss Katherine Williams, former
grammar grade teacher in the public
schools, is back heve again visiting
friends She is on her way to Blanc, I'd.
N. D where she will visit few weeks
with her parents before returning to
her home tead in Montana.
A postal savings bank has bee 60.
tablished at Mohall.
j. Dighton Taylor, clerk Of coult of
Renville county, is visitiI z relatives and
friends in Sherwood. this week.
r H Grace transacted legal bust
ness in Minot Monday
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sTRINGTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Tromblee have
been visiting relatives at Burling-
ton.
Oren Carpenter and Miss Tromblee
spent Saturday evening at ]. P. Nc
Carthy's.
The literary society was not we'll
attended owing to the storm. The
subject discussed was, (Which is the
most destructive, fire or water?"
Didn't hear which won.
Mrs. A. L. Carpenter has been on
the sick list.
H. A. Germany is keeping pretty
close to the house these days. Guess
he is resting up getting ready to run
spring.
Nye Taylor took load of hay to
the city last week.
Little jimmie Zorn has been on the
sick list.
A. L. Carpenter was at the coal
mines last week He stopped at
Olive also
Joe Vanett was reported under the
weather for several days. The new
barn which the Ladies Aid Is con-
structing, is about completed, after
being blown down once.
]. P. Mccarthy went to Minot and
back in one day. Guess that new
horse helped some, eh Jimmie?
R. P. Carpenter was seen on the
Stringtown streets Monday.
We have been having some pretty
cold weather, which will insure a
good crop.
We notice that whiskers in var
ious forms and hues are getting in
style around stringtown.
The Ladies Pres. Aid will meet
with Mrs. Tromblee Feb. 8.
Ray Zorn b attending school in
the Magic City. .s-.-
Guess the Olive correspondent
hasn't thawed out yet.
Mrs. H. A. Germany froze q foot
on her way to the Aid ct the Car
penter home, and froze the other
one returning homo.
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N MEMORY Of

play them Mrs. William Murray read
THE Roll Call of the Clans W.,
Hetherton gave a reading and song
entitled "McGregor's Gathering
John Wallace gave reading in Scotch
which was greatly appreciated by
those familiar with the auld tongue.
LOCI Lomond was sung by Mrs. r.
", Erickson. Following this . short
but most delightful and ENJOYABLE al.
dress was given by Judge William
Murray. Judge Murray Is one Of the
Scots warmest admirers and his ad-
dress was q splendid bit Of delivery.
Rev. Sutherland gave a most pleasing
reading. Maj. Person rendered a
Scotch song IN the native language,
Mrs. John Campbell gave one Of her
splendid readings in Scotch and the
close was q duet by Mrs. Norbeck
and Mr.. Hethertou.
. Following this . sumptuous ban
quot containing all the good things
TO eat anG drink 10 dear to Scotch
men was served and the meeting
Was brought to close 1t late hour
by the singing Of "Auld Lang Syne."
The Minot Burns club honored
Governor John Burke and Justice An.
drew Bruce with life memberships by
unanimous vote. Colonel Alex Scar
le1s read q splendid letter On the
Sfeat poet from the chief executive
q the state.
A numher of papers read at tn
will be published next week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-01
PROMINENT KENMARe
MERCHANT DEAD

Peter ]. Bye Of Kenmare who own.
ed clothing stores at Kenmare and
Ambrose, died at the Luther hospital
in st. Paul, Monday morning from
cancer Of the throat. He left for Ro-
chester, three weeks ago expecting
to have an operation performed. but
the doctors advised him that an oper-
alton would do no good. Returning
home, he grew very al at st. Paul
and entered the hospital.
The remains were inferred at
Grand FORKS, where from 1879 &c
1900, Mr.. Bye was engaged IN the
clothing business. Twelve years ago
he located at Harvey. then at Portal
finally engaging IN business at Ken
mare He leaves three children Miss
Josephine. teacher IN the Rurling.
ton schools, Leonora, a student al
Manchester college, st. Paul, and Har
old, aged Is.
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Lutte Fisk Is O. X.

Ed Newly and Chas Dunkel were
in Des Laos Tuesday, the boys re-
port good roads after this snowstorm
Mrs. John Hanson paid Mrs. Jor-
dahl short call Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Sandquist gave
party ct their homo Sunday eve 70
few of their neighbors. Tho hight
was spent in dancing and playing
whist, and fine supper was served.
They all report q high old time.
Mrs. Jordahl and sons, Elmer IN
Bfll. were visitors at J. A. Borud's
Monday.
Mr. B. p. Newby spent Sunday A.
Anton Sandquist's. ..
I. j. Lee was a caller at John En-
gelson's Sunday
Theo Mork and family. Miss Engen
and Henry Flom spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Borud
The debate Friday eve was we'll
attended in the school house Come
next Friday eve, Jack.
Otto Dahl Of Minot Is spending few
days with his old chum. John Borud.
c. w. Jordahl, who h busting brou-
coz for r. M. Roch near Ryder,
spent Sunday home.
Albert Mork and son Harris speot
Monday at tho ranch. Harris shoe
two big Jacks going home.
A big baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Dunkel Monday.
Mother and child are getting along
nicely.