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Evening journal., 1912-05-21
HEIn on LARCENY cHARGE.

Fred Brown. colored, who was
charged with larceny of iron and
whose case was continued until to-
day. was held under $500 bail for
court by Judge Cochran thi- morning.
Samuel Walker. who was charged
with similar offense and tried last
week. was also held under 800 bail
for court today.
Evening journal., 1912-05-21
ASSAULTED FELLOW w0RKMAN

Richard Jordan was fined 81 and
costs by Judge Cochran in City Court
today on the charge Of assault and
battery on Morris Nowland. fel.
low employe at the Augestine paper
mills
Evening journal., 1912-05-21
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR sALE-PRODUcE POULTRY
and provision business 40 years
established rare opportunity Reason
for selling made money enough. Thos.
Green & Son, sth near Tatnsll.
m21-1m
w WANTED-cOLORED BOY FROM
is to 20 years of age Must be
dressed neatly Apply Ss6 Market St,
downstairs. m21-2t
Evening journal., 1912-05-21

Reported Daily by F. D. Lackey &
Co. brokers and bankers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, S42
Market Street.
Evening journal., 1912-05-21

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Wedding; Announced

The announcement have hpan
issued for the marriage of Miss
Rose LanghoH and Earl M.
Spencer.
This popular young coupla re-
side west of Roman, the BRIDE to-
be- with her: parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Langhoff, and the
groom on his homestead nearby.
Miss Rose is a much admired
Young lady In that community
and Mr.. Spencer is also popular
and we'll Thought of. After the
wedding they will reside on the
homestead where he has been
preparing things in fine shape.
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DIR. Putney has the lumber ON
the grourai for a. dwelling I4x28
ON his lota'in C1hirEmont addition.
File will sson have, it read u for
occupancy,
Mrs. A. N. STERLING retunned
Tuesday frvm, lMissemla, accom-
panied by lEer 1raother Mrs. j.. T..
Eanrsall of Aussoala, and her Sis
tar irn-law Mrs. Conway of Bill
ihgs, motheayof Miss Edyth Con-
way, who also, neturned frsm
NEsscMla Tuesday,
Miss Barbara. Kahn returnsd'
Sunday frors Hamburg, Iowa..
where she sHent her vacation.
The says that, crops are very
gpOd Inn that section this ye.za' ),
within the corn exceptionally good.
Everything is prosperous with
tie, farmers off that section, and
she loves her old. hnane and its
possibilities very much. Her
friends here ans, glad to have her
among them again
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SUDDEN Death OF mrs.
EDWARD CLARMONT

The community was shocked
Monday last to learn tliat Mrs.
Edward Clairn1ont had died in
Missoula Sunday evening last.
SHE was in the hospital where an
operation for appendicitis had
been performed The stitches Of
the operation had broken and it
WAS necessary to place her on the
operating table again to replace
them and sire was unable. to re-
cover from the effects of the an
esthetic.
The funerals was held att St. Ig-
Mathis on Tuesday, the remains
having been brought to Roman
from Missoulh ON Monday, and
from here to, ST. IgnatiuA. Inter-
nnent was in the Catholic ceme-
terry at that pace.
Mrs. Clair,mont, nee Agnes Du-
gsslis. was 36 years of age. She
leaves besidRs a husband, two
sons, Earl and Kenneth. to mourn
her loss. Other relatives are her
father, Norbert Dupuis, Orson,
Frank, James and Jack Dupuis,
brothers, Mrs. G. F. Green, Mrs.
Spencer Powell, Mrs. Phil. Hull,
Mrs. Violet Pronovost, and one,
other sister residing in Washing
ton.
A large number Of friends at
tended thu funeral services at ST..
Ignatius,. all of whom with the
many other acquaintances in this
valley, extend to the bereaved
family their sympathy
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FOR SALE-Light one horse
wagon and extra good harness.
Will sell or trade. See Gehlert,
the Butcher.
Board at private boarding
house at Sc. Is per week, or $25
per month, for steady boarders.
sep-p MRS. H. N. CARPER.
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Card of Thanks.

| desire to express my deep ap-
probation Of the many kindness
es shown myself and my mother
less boys by the many kind
friends during the sickness and
interment of my beloved wife.
EDW. CLAIRMONT.
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DR., A. K. Resmer has resumed
practise of medicine after two
years yayoff.
A. WI. Sterling made a bust
ness tr5p to MissoG2u Wednesday
returning today.
Born, Sept. Z, 1912 to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A. RaaHlbAn, of
Noise, g. 10 pound son.
r. G. Valentine, commissioner
of Isdian affairs, has resigned
to .joTnl the Bull Moose party.
Miss May Williams Of Missoula
arrived. Wednesday and, will be
in the employ of the. Partisan
Millinery Co. as trimmer:
A. j.. Brewer returned ;Atuur-
day. lasM from attendinls the COZ
ventiona at Great Falls. Eae is
now in the campaign toea finish.
Attorney JOHN P. Swa9Arehlrn-
ed fromaBig. Arm Tuesday tcs re
main in. Roman, several Ihyss for
/ the transaction of an accumulated
a1nountrof legal BUSINESS.
Mrs. Virginia A. HAHN made
final proof Un her homestead
near S5san last Mondayy Mrs.
Hall has perf9rmed her part. of
/ the con mact with Uncle Sam i'm
every particular.
The Glacier Drug Co.'s. NEW
building will. FM ready tooinstalli
goods tomorrow or newt day.
Mr.. Bailey expects his new steak
early next weak. and will soon be
dispensing dlmg3s as if nothing;
had hanpenedl.
Frank.L. Cray of Poison, Was
elected a diyeatsm of the First
National Bank at a meeting. held
in Roman Tuesday. He was In
town that day accompanied BY
M. A. Myhre Of the Elathssad
State hank Of Ptalson.
Frederick W. Frye and Elmer
c. Cunningham. made final proof
Monday last. ON homes5eads, in
20-21.- Botht have made slb-
stantial improvements, on them
claims and have kept faith with
the government as per contract.
Lamire Bros. dance last. Sat-
urday evening was wellattended
it keing the first danca:sincss the
fire. Lenire Bros. gave this
dance to commemorate the COM
plation OF their temporary bust
ness house and the practise will
probably grow; in this, town.
People generally, regardless of
politics, are pleased. over the
nomination of "A. j.. Brewer of
Roman. for a member of the
legislature. Mr.. Brewers fit
ness and his genial disposition
add much to his candidacy and
it is confidently expected that he
will poll a very large vote all
over the county.
Miss Byrl Rathbone entertain
led a number of the young people
of Roman at the home Of her par
ents last Thursday evening in
honor of her friend Miss Ted
Edwards of Marion. Both young
ladies returned to Dillon for the
Normal year, Miss Edwards go
ing as far as Missoula Friday and
Miss Byrl on Sunday.
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Stanley Scarce made a hurried
trip to Missoula yesterday, re-
turning today.
| Some extra copies of the fire
edition of tine Pioneer stills re-
mann unsold. Five cents each
Howard Stansbury says that
at least fifteempeople have Want
ed to'buy the chickens he adves-
tised last week. He knows aes-.
vertiBing pays
Mrs. A. M: Sterling and Miss
Eayth Conway went to Missoul&.
Sunday for a few days visit with,
the mother of Mii4ss Edith who iss
visiting there from Billings.
Mrs. L. Fraser left Tuesday,
for Rutte on am extended visit,
that place being her former
homee Mr. Fraser will remain
on the, ranch anvil prepare for
next gssars crop.
\ Misses F2renceemnd' Mercedes
Nice Estlasmed Mtmdag last to
Butte wl1ese they Will attend
school ! tine coming yean Mrs.
Nice will remain hegefna' another
month"; before returning to the
same Gritty faE the winter.
/ Willisan Medcalf faf' SlNain, was
in towns Wednesday, amid while
here nsHde application to- make
1 final proef ON his homestead in
2l-22. Mir. MedcaH saWs, that he
must geh to- some tpwra for the
winter tn school hiss children and
will make proof to allow hnm to
! DO so.
John ,uahlgren, 7aine president
| of the First National Bank, came
up frorm Missoula. Tuesday and
returned Wednesday,. He was
accompanied by E.. M. 0eAalert a
director I'M the hank This in
stitution lis preparing to build
suitable. quarters FOR the. trans
action nf business.
I F. H, LawrencH has purchased
the intarest of his, panther Enml
Myers,in the Roman Harness, Co.,
and is, NOW sole proprietor. He
purchased the temporary build-
ing enected by Drake. and Harts-.
horn. adjoining the meat market
the latter part Of last, week and
is again open and ready for bust
ness.
Word was received in Roman
Tuesday of the death of Ralph
Weleh, father of C. 7. WEIGH, at
Spokane ON. that date. Mr.
Welch has been in failing. health
since in the early spring and at
times was thought to be. getting
better, blnt would again. have a
relapse and grow worse. c.. T.
WEIGH was in Spokane at the
time Of his death.
Rev. John G. Ross is the new
Methodist minister assigned to
Roman for the coming year. Rev.
Ross comes from Plains where
the people speak very highly of
him, He will reside permanently
in Roman and will have some
country assignments as well as
the church here to fill. A pleas
ant reception was held at the
church for him last Friday even
ing, where he met quite a num-
Der of the people for the first
time.
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Furniture for Sale.

Full set of Mahogany cigar and to-
bacco fixtures; old sutel furniture.
good as new. We have no ase fos'
these and will sell cheap. Addnass
JAS. A. WALSH, Missoula hotel,
Missoula, Montana.
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Pasture for Rent

On or about Oct: 1st. no ac.cse 1UeN
acres meadow, balanAs. stubtsie4 anth
straw; plenty Of water. Will take any
number of stock or wiMi lease the en-
tire pasture tn party or parties desiring,
the same. A. w. slime. miles wesEs
of Roman on Mad creeks l8-tf1
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Ice Cream and cake served at
the Home Bakery every day, also
lunches. ct
Wanted-Man to work by the
month. Long, steady job. See
A. j. Brewer.
We have several good heavy
work horses for sale. IF you want
a team, see us.
Brewer & Hollingsworth.
Call on Mrs. J. D. Glathart for
millinery; a fine lot of ready
trimmed hats just from the east,
selling at cost for want Of room.
Give Sorenson Bros. your job Of
threshing. They have a complete
new outfit and guarantee their
work. Residence five miles west of
Elliott school house. 14tf.
The Home Bakery has removed
to the building formerly occupied
by the Star Bottling Works. All
kinds of home baked pastry, bread,
etc, at all times. Free delivery.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-One
bay horse. No brand, collar mark
on top of neck and wind puff ON
right front ankle. $25 reward for
recovery. Return to barber shop
-, Po,oy,
SPENCER POWELL.
Board by the day or week at
Chas Doris boarding house. By
the week room and board, $780,
All kinds Of bakery goods for sale
at all times. Near the Reservation
Land & Lumber Co. planning mill
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S25, Reward

For return to me of one bay Horse =
years old, weight loo, name cut us'e
this spring, sweenyed and lhistere-f
on left shoulder. A. J. BRO WEIR.
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For Sale

Lots in Ariee, Rav5asii, Dixon, Roman,
Poison and St. lgnat:Ms. WA, sell!on
reasonable terms. Address c. r. Saw
yer, box 1874. Poison, Mont. 2lp
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For Lease

East half Of See: 16, Al21--
200 acres brake, has been ilncrop.
All fenced Call o1mor Address,
B.. T. MURRAY...
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Lost:

Between Bigelow's photo gallery and
school house, a small pocket book cnn-
tanning S.. bill Finder phase leave
at Pioneer office.
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For Sale

Horse, buggy anu harness at a. bar
gain. See H. E. STA MSBUR M
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Cows for Sale.

We have about 30 head of milch
cows for sale on reasonable terms.
BROWER & HOLLINCiSWORTH II.
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WANTS,F0R SALE, Etc

Notices under this head will be in
serted at 10 cents per line for the first
insertion and 5 cents per line for each
additional insertion. Extra charge for
large black type. Payable in advance.
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SPENCER POWELL.
Wanted

All kinds of hides, either green or
dry. Highest cash price paid.
H. NJ GEHLERT.
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Oh Interest to the Women ~
CAN the Society Editor any of The Forums Four wire. and Ask for Five"
for sale and delicious coffee and dough
Four wires and Ask for Five.
Cali the Society Editor ON any of The Forum

for sale and delicious coffee and dough-
nuts will be served. -
Bible class of district No. 9 will meet
with Mrs. Andrew Nelson, 1902 Tenth
street north on Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. .
The Young Ladies' guild of the First
Congregational church will meet on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Scott Hail.,
ITO liz Broadway, fiat Nc. 2. ,
The annual meeting of the woman's
union of the First congregational
church will be held on Tuesday after =
noon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Geo. H.
HOLSTER, 621 Ninth street south.
Through an error in Saturdays For
UNI the announcement for the nuptials
of Miss Eunice Jacobson and Paul Sim
mons was made to read Saturday, Nov.
90, when it shout nave e Saturday
Nov. 80.
River church will give a pre-Thanks-
giving supper at the Harwood hall at
HARDWOOD, N. D., on Saturday evening,
Nov. 23 at 6 o'clock All are invited, to
be present.
The members of the Athenian Liter
airy society of the A. G. who composed
the cast that presented First Come,
First Served at the inter-society dra-
matte contest last Friday evening were
served with a sumptuous turkey din
ner today at noon. n literary Socie-
ties of the college competed on last
Friday evening and the Athenian So
ciety won first prize which was a
splendid turkey and today they enjoyed
eating their prize. Beside the cast
which included Miss Grace Shelton,
Miss Laura Taylor, Eugene Ruff, Ar
thur Ogaard, Dean Mcndenhall and
Reginald Colley, the two dramatic
teachers, Miss Kathryn York and Pro-
lessor Arvold were present.
An event of the last of the week
which is being anticipated with a true
Thanksgiving spirit will be the annual
fruit shower for the Florence Critten-
ton home. Each year the people of
Fargo and Moorhead and Vicinity are
given an opportunity to share their
prosperity with the unfortunate and
on former occasions all have proven
most generous. The home depends al
most entirely on this annual fruit
shower for their winter supply and
those who have an abundance will no
doubt be glad to share with them. The
farmers in the vicinity Of the two cities
have shown themselves most kind on
various occasions with other supplies
than fruit and these are most thank
fully received. All who are interested
in the C~rittenton work are invited to
visit the home on Saturday when open
house will be kept.
LE
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
ESTABLISHED
FARGO CAN BOAST SEVERAL
GROUPS OF CAMPFIRE GIRLS
OBJECTS BEAUTY, SERVICE,
KNOWLEDGE TRUsTWORTHINEsS
HEALTH, WORK AND HAPPINESS.

Under the guardianship of Miss z.
Louise Guernsey. junior secretary of
the Y. w. c. A. three Campfire groups
nave been formed during the past few
weeks n at the Manchester Biscuit
Co, one among the business girls of
the Y. w. C.. A. and the third at the
Northwestern Telephone Co.. The young
ladies are displaying a great deal of
interest and some good times are anti
cipated as well as much benefit!
If a love of nature, self-reliance, and
loyalty to ones gang is good for the
boy, as the Boy Scout organization says
1t is, why may not the girls of the
country be indoctrinated in these same
principles?
To those interested in the eternal
woman problem, and h a interest is
nation wide, this movement offers a
new and fresh solution.
The needs of athletics for girls, the
needs of a knowledge of business, of
patriotism and of many useful and de-
lightful activities and charming domes-
tic accomplishments (and they are
charming seen from this view-point)
are included in the makeup of this
organization.
The Boy Scout movement created a
demand for this organization for the
girl but has in no sesne served as its
model. The Campfire Girls has been
founded with the girl definitely in
mind, therefore domesticity has been
made the central theme. Not just the
same old dusty, dish-washy, needle
and-thread ~domestictty, but quite a new
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STATE EVENTS

Thursday evening, Nov. T., Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis Bratt of Triumph township
near Edmore celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary. There was a
large number of friends and neighbors
gathered at the pleasant Bratt home TO
aid in the occasion and a most enjoy
able evening was spent. A bountifu1
supper wa sseryed and everyone pres
ent had a good time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bratt have now passed the t~wenty-fiftn
mile stone of married life, and most Of
this time has been spent where they
now live. They are pioneers OF Ram
sey county.
Last Thursday evening, old-time resi-
dents of Russell and country around,
journeyed to the pleasant home Of Mr..
and Mrs, James Reid. near Newburg,
hat they might celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid were among the
first pioneers to invest In a western
home, brave the billiards. OF North
Dakota and prosper plenteously in their
undertaking. Mr.. Reid is now one of
NeWburg's most prosperous farmers.
All enjoyed the evening immensely and
were rewarded with a delicious dinner
consisting OF mashed potatoes, good old
Fashioned brown bread, all varieties Of
suffering pies and cakes, salads ga
lore, and an abundance of delicious
brown baked chicken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reid were c~heerfully presented with a
token OF remembrance In the shape of
a handsome set of ~silverware.
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At the Hotels

Martin shively of Rugby is in the
city.
NJ. r. Porter of Minot was in the city
today. 49,. .
F. E. James of Minot spent the day
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hull of jamestown
are in the city.
l. c. Ford of Minot was in the city
today on business.
Miss Anna Odegard of Buxton was a
Fargo shopper today.
w. ]. Burst of MInot spent the day
In the business district:
L.. s. K. Strong of Grand Forks was
a Fargo business caller today.
Mrs. A. p. Knutson of Aneta spent
the day in the shopping district.
c. e. McCalIester of Minot was a
business visitor In the city today.
M. F.. Malloy of Darlington. arrived
in the city this morning to look after
his winter buying.
N. c. Abbott. of Finley, this state was
attending to business and meeting his
friends in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Graham, of Min
neapolis were greeting their friends In
the city this morning.
c. Curran of Spokane, Wash, is a
business visitor to the city today and
a guest at the waldorf.
DR.. c.. B. Davenport of Devils Lake,
was the guest of his brother, DR.. l.. c..
Davenport over Sunday.
A. j. Bordahl and A. Koaft of the
town of Hoople, this state, are business
visitors to the city today.
Charles Lindner of the town of Dav-
export, this state, was a business WISH
tor to the city this morning.
A. j. Benson of H~illsboro, this state.
has arrived in the city to attend to
business and see his friends.
D. e. Sanders and family of Moose
Jaw, Sask., were in the city over Sum
day, guests at the Prescott.
G. E, Smith of the town of Halstad.
Mimi, arrived in the city this morning
to look after business affairs.
Mrs. j. r. McGinnis, of Jamestown,
this state, arrived in the city this
morning and Is visiting friends.
F. b. Donely of Detroit, Mimi, was
a business visitor to the city this morn.
ing and is at one of the hotels.
Kark and Carrie Sanders, both of the
town of Hatton, this state, Were maxi
ing purchases in the city today.
r. L. Grattan, OF Grand Forks, arriv-
ed in the city this morning TO look
after business and Is at the Webster.
Crank Barnes of Bismarck, arrived
In the city this morning to shake hands
with friends and is a Metropole guest.
Miss MolIie Riley, h has charge of
the Waldorf telephone exchange is con-
fined to her home at Moorhead by i'll.
ness,
G. c. Rand and A. Edwards Of James
spend today in looking after business
affairs.
Andrew Miller of Bismarck, attorney
general of North Dakota, spent the
day in the, city yesterday a guest at the
Gardner hotel.
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SUFFRAGE NOTES

Mrs. oliver H. P. Belmont, president
of the Political Equality association OF
New York and a suffragist of interna-
tional fame, has offered to donat mon
ey for prizes to be given to high school
students of Minnesota for the best es-
says on the subject Of Universal Suf-
frage, or Votes for Women. The prize
will be known as the Mrs. oliver H. P.
Belmont prize, and the contest is to DO
under the auspices of the Minnesota
Equal Franchise league. The league
is now preparing leaflets to be dis
tributed to the chools of the state,
giving the conditions under which the
students may compete, length of es-
say, date for closing the contest, etc.
There are 211 high schools in the state
and it is expected hat much interest
In the suffrage movement will be
aroused through this contest. One of
the objects of the leagues work among
the boys and girls in schools is to nave
junior clubs formed whose object shall
be the study of current events, present
social conditions and the effect of the
ballot for women. The committee Of
education is in charge of this contest
and will announce it's plans o Dec.
l.. This is one of the most important
things the league has yet planned.
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Social Notes

Mrs. @. r. Froling of Second avenue
south is visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. j..
McCulIy at Sheldon for a few days.
Mrs. A. E.. Bestic will entertain at an
informal reception on Wednesday art
ernoon of this week from 3 o'clock un-
til 6 at her pretty home on Thirteenth
street south.
Miss Anna Rabinovich returned TO
her home in Grand Forks saturday
with her unit, Mrs. Matt Stegel OF
Fourth avenue south.
Prof. e. F. Laid OF the A. c. will
speak thit evening before the Votes
for Wome league which meets in the
basement { the public library. Pro
fessor Lat will speak on the Pure
Food Cues on and all who are inter~
ested are I rdially invited to be pres
ent.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will meet
Mrs. ]. q. Love, sci Ninth street south
A cordial invitation is extended to the
women of the church and congregation
to be present at all meetings of this
society.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Florence Crittenton home will hold
a sale of a pleasing variety of Christ
mas articles and home baking and
cooking between the hours of 2 O'clock
n 8 at the nome saturday afternoon.
If anyone wishing some special order
will notify Miss Felthammer at the
C~rittenton home in time anything In
the line of bakery goods or home cook
ing will be ready for Saturday. The
kitchen help at the home only admits
of this offer being open for Saturday
and any orders hat are given in ahead
of time will be ready fresh and tempt
ing on hat day for the Sunday dinner
as well as a good supply of other good
things that will be on hand. Candy
made by the girls at the home will be