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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
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2uremburs, 16. glrsuit. Isle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sier eine pers
sleid,enbe MufiteGuns Der Niartts unb
2%aoenpreiie bon, Suli bieIes Sabres
unb bonn Suli bes porigen Sabres aus
Der Sauptitaot 6 II + M b Isle
Yreiie in &lammern iinb Die pom
porieen SABRE 100 &er.: 8ei3en
30 (25) ST., IiIhelfrudt $3.50
(21,25), 8oseen 24,50 C1S), @crite
20 (20,25), 3afer % G9). Seioes
form "a (23), grbien IS 1927 9obs
men 20 (30,50), 9inien 80 (32, SOY F..
8artoffeln 1880 (20), oas &ilos
sranm: 8ei5enmcbl 0.7O (O.6O),
8oesenmebl 0.45 (0.4O). IiI6els
mebl 0,55 (0.50), Shienfleiih $50
$500, @inbfIeiih 2.12 (2,3O).
Sdtpeinefleiid $50 (2,10). &albs
fleiid $50 (2.80), SammelileiS6
2,40 (2,30), Butter $40 $500,
bas 0rbeno Ger 1853 (1.5S). gu
ben Sleiidpreiien lit 5i bemerfen. bab
Die anberen Ortihaften fiir's Sa6r
1912 ourhi6nittlih cine Steiserune
segen baS Sabr 1911 aufpeiien.
Ggamina. - So. Sos. @lauben
ans Walferoingen unb Srpmmes ans
Heisborf baben an Ser lanbmirtbs
ihaftlifen Sodihnle in Sobenbeim
bel Stuttsart oaS 2ancpirtbihaftss
lebrer : Siplom : @gamen beltanocn.
Serr Cos. Sentsen, Snsenienr gu
2uremburg : gabnbof. bat on Der
tehniihen Sodidule in Iiindcn oas
Sauptbiplomeramen mir Grditettlir
beitanben. Serr @ilb. gouig aus
@ciort bat an Der tednii6en So6z
ihule in Iiinhen Die Siplombaupts
priifuns gum Sau : Snsenieur be-
ltanben.
NuS5eihnnng. - Serr 4. &apier.
SrpfeiIor an Der Hormalihule. mlroe
burd einen 8eihluB pes fran5oiiihen
Observation-Disclosures gum Sffi5icr
b'Icaoemie ernannt.
2ebrer- Yriifmnsen. - Sic Brit
lung our grlangun9 eines @repets 4.
NangeS baben folacube 3cbramtss
Ganoipaten beitanben: \. Mit CROKER
Gus5ei6nuns: @intrinser :. g.. Gems
nin9en; NIT Nus5eihnuns: Yetcih
emil. 8ous (Hemi6) 8a9ncr Hit..
8iimelinsen; Sdroeoer gn9,. Sdul;
nit 8efriebisuna: &aufimann Sob..
5etiuaeu; Shneioer Sob. WiinSbad;
Shneioer get. 8ormelbinsen; Sabcr
Otto. Sells; gblinser Sos.. Salbeim;
ShooS Sob, Spaeniels; Sacobp Sos..
Sells; Sreinen Iatb., Sells; @eibes
Yet., gbriitnah; Shmit gus,. ISpelt;
Wolitor Irtb., ShiiiIinseu; Shparb
llrbaiu. &eisborf (8alferoinsen) ;
Shpahtscn Nlb., Srouh; Gbarpens
tier Nit.. Giimeliusen; 0oersen Chill.
0iffereinacn; airihenbilcer DOM,
SaIienbeim; &aentses Sobann, Iians
ben; 8asner guacn, @bliusen unb
gn9els Sobann. 8irit. = b. 9ebrcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

rinncn: Wit Als3ei6nung: Inna
Wobert, Wahtum; 1aria : Sbereiia
Gang. @eimersfird; SuI. Slid. Ser
born; &oia Ypos. 9erbnre; gpa Yes
tcrs, &eisborf; Sui. @ies, 8osport;
Waria Saans, 2lrembure; aatbnrina
6einb, 2impertsberg; Ilice @dspar,
Hemid; gliie @ras, Solb; Maria
Sicper. Siioelin9en; Smilie Sburm,
@rpeloin9en; Yaulina Sd)od, Sa9en;
nit Scfriebisung: 81. @laubeu, 500
itert; Sri. Singen, 8auihlcioen;
Maria @oeoert, gnerIingcn; Watbilbe
Srbr. Ibn; Sbcreiia Icpcr. Stpl5em>
burg; aatb. aieifer, @oitingen; Maria
Nod)er, WeiSlpampad); Soicpbine
8eber, Stol5emburs; Nnna @elter,
Seiberiheib; Iunn Scaupcnt. 8oains
gergrunb; Iarid Samus, Iilelborn;
Waria Saupbin, Surcmburs; Waria
Sreimann, Surembur9; Mnna Glts
mann, Ganad.
1%teberfaa. = Die 9lGtter mclbcn
aus SaintsHemp Wo9eien), bab bort
Die 70>idbrise Srau Streidcr, bercn
9atte Suremburger bon @eburt lit.
%erorolielt aufgefunben ipurbe. Sic
Srau bate @riparniile in Sobe bon
etfua 10000 Sr. 9cmaht unb lebte
iebr 5uriidge5ogen. Il5 bieier Sage
cine ibrer Sodter ibr einen 8eiud
abitatten ipolte. fanb lie Die Sbiire
peri6loNen. Oils troe pieberbolten
Gntlopfens nift geofinct ipllrbe. err
brah man Die 5biire. Wan fano
Damn Die Srdm foot Dor: nit einem
5ud) par lie eroroiielt lporben. Sieb>
itabl mar Der geiucs9runb oes gins
brldes uno Woroes.
9mSem B r 9, l.. @uauit. =
Seute Torsen fanb in Der 8atbebrale
oas .Se Selm" gum Sflub bes
Sdulidbres 1911-1912 itatt. Sas
NIT baben Die Serien b~esonnen.
2ansidbrise 3ienite. - gu @bren
Der bier @rbeiterinnen Srau Warg.
Bed, Srau Sohanna Sennig, Srau
@nna Gang uno Srau Saith. 2citer.
Die 81 reip. % unb 81 Sabre I'M Sc
Iddft Der @ebriioer gmil unb guaen
Salomon 5u 8erlorentolt gebient boz
ben, fanb am Sonntag Elm gemeinz
James Seitefen itatt, bas bic so Ins
geiteuten bes Sauies p~ereiniste. Sm
Serlaufe b~esielben purben ben Sc
~feierten Gei6enfe iiberreiht.
Gipilitanb Der stabt 9nrembnrs.
9 r b edIle c. - @om 20.
Suli: Waria @elbdltlen, oft As Sabre,
gbefrau bon Iueuit 5riebel. Siittens
arbeiter. 5u 8iiringen ippbnbaft;
Marie Nlice @eber. aft 4 Sabre;
8eorg Seinen, alt So Sabre. Gisens
thinner, ebelos, aus gttelbriid. -
81: Maria @aspers, alt 1 Sabr uno
10 Ronate. - 1. IuguIt: Sobann
Sartbelmp, aft II Wonate; Nnna
Benber, alt 81 Sabre, 8itttpe bon
Hit. Sboq. 5tlbs. 5ufihmieb, Su 6ols
lerih i~pobnbaft. - g: Iaria ll9en.
alt 70 Sabre, @itttpe bon Yeter Ies
oineer. 5tlbs. Sdneioer. = g.: Soiepb
Yaiieri, alt cine babe Stunbe. - f.:
Yeter 5ennes, alt AZ Sabre, Gazetteer;
Wilbelm Mertens. alt 80 s., Sanoz
arbeiter. grneit Sobl. alt 10
s., Shibent. AZ g.: Mabeleine Bar
bara &utbarind Seion, alt 3 @oden.
- T.: Safob Sriebrih emil S6iffs
nader, alt 20AS., Commits bel Der
Sparfaiie. = H.: Iaria Wihel. aft
IS Sabre, Sausbdlteriu, ebelos. =
49,: Sran5 @ruber, alt "a Sabre.
Saglobner. cbelos. - 49,: Saniel
&ieoer, alt SO Sabre. Sdsemeiiter gu
WcrlerifruSe, @emeiube .SpIerid1. -
12.: &atbarinn. Sodtcr bon Nifolas
Streis, Saelobner. - 49,: @liie,
Spdter bon Nifolas Sheuer, Gieens
thinner. - IA: Waltter Sermann
grnit, Sobn bon Serbinnnb 8arl
6einri6 @eber, .6otelbeiiser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03
Bonn 6. SnternatiOnaIen Marianiiden
0onsref in 5rier.

Sm feltlih seihmiidten Dome
ipnroe am Sumstae Ibenb. ben g..
au9uit. Der IarianiIhe GongreB crs
offnet. Die Straben Der alien Stabt
trasen Sabneus uno @uirlanoens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Ser yllnipers" bon Yoris itclt BEN
Gger3itenten bds folsenbe berrli6e
3euenib aus: .9ie Cite Der bcrrs
id)enbeu Yartei in 8el9ien bat lid in
ben 5ablreiden Grer3itien bcran9cz
bilbet." @oQen mir bier5ulnnbe
tiihtise 2aien i'm DffcntIidben 9cben
iinb o ALIEN 2aieniiibrer alli politis
item unb fpirtbihaftlifcm @ebiete,
Dann miiicn mir bcsabtc Siinglinge
nns Wdnner in Die Grer5itien ididcn.
- ,Gorbs Mmerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Dor S6lnB Der Sisune bes Cons
sreiIes ipliroe i'm Senat elm Sdrifts
itiid. perieben NIT Der llnterifrift bes
@oilperneurs bon Weit Itreintn nnb
anoerer 8iirs,r oes Staates. nerleien.
lporin cine ienatorieIe ltnterindJung
Der 8abl Der Senatoren CLIFTON uno
8ation perlan9t ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Sn einem 3oipital an Columbus.
Ohio. itarb an einem 8iidcnmdrfss
leroen Sreifrau Viola BON lled)tris.
geborene 2pttle aus OeIaipare. Chic.
Cine iiinsere Shpeiter Der Sobten
mar NIT Dem Dor 3tpei Sabren pcrs
i%torbenen @rafen 8otbo BON GnIens
burg permdbIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Yfarrer Senrs 5. 9rcis bon Der
Grloiersairdlc 5u @aoiion. 3is.,
cine Der d~lteiten unh sr0btcn fatbos
liihen @emeinoen, besins iein 25s
jdbri9es Yriciter ; Subildum burh
cinen groBen Scitgottesbienit. Yiars
rer 0enrp s. Sreis ut Elm Rils
ipaufee'r pon @eburt. Seinen Stus
bien lag or i'm Yrieiterieminar 5i ct.
Srancis Oh. poielbit Der iunac 0eiits
lihe i'm Sabre 1887 proiniert nurne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Sn Der 2onooner Sail Mal 8as
5ctte" idreibt ein Serr Gosnto SnniIs
ton in einem .Heirme iiber Die Stods
bolmcr Slpmpiaoc II. a.: Ser iunge
@rite. nnb Defenders Der Mbf0mmlin9
Der better iituirten IittelfIaiie. bilbet
lid gum 6auIlcn3er lno 5aecbieb
aus" SelbitcrfenntniB lit befanntlib
Der critic Shritt '5ur SeiIerung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

@ie nadtrdslih perlautet. ipielfe
llnterrodss Yolitit betreffs Der Abbes
rnfuns ocs pitcrreidiih : unsariihen
Sotidafters Baron o%eneelmiiler bon
Scnaerpar bon icinem Soften in
8aibinston feline acrinse 8olIe. Gs
lit cine alte 8eihihte. naS it'd bic
Satin bes Sotifaiters barin gefiel.
Die 0aibingtoner @eielllhaft iHarf
5u triti,ieren. mie cS anoere mGnnlide
nnb peiblide Nitslieber bes bortieen
oiplpmati'+ cn &prps ia aud, hdufis
tbui.. alleroinss in mebr biplo>
matiifer Ieiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Sn Iontreal. Canada. lit Der be-
fannie ensliihc So3ialiit aeir 9ars
Die, @itglieS oes l~lnterbauies. Gins
~getroffen. CT pirb Nitte September
nah ben Der. Staaten fommen. Inn
in 4S Stdbten Neben 5u @nnitcn Der
Ganoioatur bon eugene q. 0ebs fir
bas Imt bes Yrdiibenten gu balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

Guf Der Warines 8crft BON Nare
Sslanb bel Taleio, Cal, mirh elm
Sd,pcitcrihiff 5u benz aanoneuboot
.Nonocacp" erbaut .lperben. Die
9auerlaubniB murbc bonn GonsreB
bereits 1898 ertbeilt; aber Grobs
Britannica proteiticrte. seltiist nuf
ben Ycrtrag bonn Sabre 1912. bas
9esen, oa6 oaS Boot auf Den 0roben
Secn scbrauht perbe. Best. no CO
in ben hineiiiden 8eipdficrn itatios
inert merben ioa. murbc cnblidl, nad
IA Sabrcn, Scr Vaus Nuftraa ertbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

0ie 3inberldbmuns ; gpibemie in
Buffalo, %. g., lit oauernb in 3u<
nabme begriffen, uno ale Sdufer. in
benen grfranfunsen pieier Mrt pors
fommen, fperben unter cine itrenge
Glurantdne seitelt. 8isber tprroen
$50 grfranfunsen unb % 1obeSfdIle
an Der Seuhe semelbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-03

SterbefGIIe.-@om 1. Snli:
autborina 9obnen. alt % s., Ndb.
term, leois. p, Inna Ionoelinger,
alt 80 l., obne Stano, leoig; Mta.
tbias Waierus. alt 81 s., Saalob.
ner, @atte bon Barbara Slinser.
H.: Sobann Riie, alt 60 g., Sc.
idaitsasent, lebis. 49,: Seinrif).
alt 4 s., 2. bon Nifolaus Mop.Ii.
iel. Sabrifarbeiter. To-: @ilbelm
Shmltt, olt 60 s., 8auimam,
@ittper bon gnna gmilie alomp.
81: Ibolf Serdmans. alt 33 s..
Snsenieur, lebig. 2S.: Nifolans
Strod, alt 81 81 Iderer. @itmer
BON 8atbarina Carols.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
DELEGATE FROM ALL DUE
Attendance at District Sunday School
Convention Should Be Largo
Pastors and Officers Also,

/. Every Sunday school in the district
ia entitled and expected to send mt
least n official delegate to the dis
trict convention and school of meth
DDS to he held at the Methodist church
in this city January %. % and "a, UNI
der the direction of the North Dakota
Sunday School association. In addi-
ton to these there will ba present
all ofncers Of the various county or
carnations. pastors and Sunday
school workers in aeenral including
several prominent speakers. This is
Insurance that the convention will. be
a big affair and those in charge are
working to make it an interesting
event.
Among the specialists who will he
here to conduct the school Of meth
DDS work will be Mrs. Mary Foster
Bryner Of Chicago. elementary super
j%ntendent Of the International Sunday
School association, Or. r. L. Walters,
pastor Of the First Methodist church
Of Fargo. Rev. Walter A. Snow and
Mrs. Ella Morris Snow. general Sec
rotary and elementary secretary Of
the state Sundnay school work,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
CLAIM LAW TOO. DRASTIC
Abstractor Resists Provision Compel.
ing Maintenance Of Complete
Duplicate Sets.

A~bstractors of North Dakota are
interested in an action launched In the
Grand Forks district court seeking to
make mill he provisions OF a Law
passed by the last legislative. assembly
compelling. that certain new require
ments be met with. This law was
vetoed by Governor Burke. but his
veto was not filed until a day late and
the supreme, court held that the law
was in effect. The tardv veto resulted
fro mthe fact that the time limit for
vetoing expired on Sunday, and the
governor supposed that that fact al
lowed him until Monday to veto.
"A. e. Watson appears an the con.
testing party. and he has brought All
action against County Auditor Hans
Anderson Of Grand Forks. seeking to
cur a certificate to abstract titles
without conforming with the new Law.
Judge Ter1pleton. has set Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock as the time for
the hearing On the writ Of mandamus
sued out. Geo. A. Bangs represents
the plaintiff, and the suit will be re.
sisted by county officials.
The particular feature Of this law,
SO repugnant- to a~bstractors. is that
they are compelled to maintain in their
own offices complete duplicate sets Of
the county title records. or shall have
done sufficient work on such a dupli-
cate set to make known his intention
of completing the work. It is this
particular provision which abstractors
contend ia unconstitutional.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Of TAX MEETING
IS READY
State Association Has Manv
Important Subjects For
Discussion

Taxation questions which soon will
demand the attention of North Dakota
lawmakers will he considered by the
State a league when it holds its an
nual meeting in Fargo January 30 and
81. nd President James e. Boyle of
the association. who is professor in
economics at the state university, Is
hopeful of gaining material results
through the organizations gathering.
He today made public thu official
program that has been arranged for
the meeting. The speakers scheduled
are among the best qualified in the
state, n there also will be several
from outside of the state.
Following is the program as 1t was
announced today.
Tuesday, 10000 a. m.-1nformal
gathering Of conference. Registra-
ton. Authorization and appointment
of committees.
Tuesday, 900 y. m.-Address OF
welcome, Mayor V. r. Lowell. Fargo:
address. North Dakota's New Tax
Commission Law" Prof. L. T.. Bird
zell. University Of North Dakota; adj
dress. Outline of a Model Enheri-
lance Tan Law for North Dakota"
George f.. Wallace, Wahpeton: report.
The Richmond. Va. Conference of
the National Tax Association" r. b.
Blakcmore, Fargo.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.-Address. "Thc
Place of the Income Tax in a States
Tan System" DIR. T. S. Adams. men,
Der Of Wisconsin tax commission;
discussions; address, Foote's Formula
for Assessing Railroads." l. A. Acker.
North Dakota legislative reference
librarian. Bismarck.
Wednesday,. 1000 a. m.-Symposi-
UNI, The Preparation of Appropria-
ton Bills in the State Legislative As
sembly." by Senator J. G. Gunderson.
Aneta; Representative Robert Nor
helm. Alexander and Representative
W. F.. Default, jamestown. Discus
sion. Address, County Accounting as
1t Is. and AS 1t Should Be-" w. w.
Felson. auditor Pembina county.
Wednesday, 900 p. m.-Address,
Improving Our Rural School, In
.spector. N. C. McDonald; address.
Support of Schools in North Dakota
Prof. A. D. Weeks, agricultural col
lege: address, AN Analysis of the
Single Tax Doctrine" r. B. Blake
more. Fargo; address, Taxation of
Pullman Cars in North Dakota" II. a.
Burnett, Cummings, n. D.
Wednesday,. 500 p. m.-Symposium
continued, The Preparation of APP
preparation Bills" by Senator w. c.
Mcdowell. Marion; Senator j. E. VIII
liams. Turture Lake and Representa-
tive S. ~. Putnam, New Rockford;
discussion: ~treasurer's report; secre-
tary's report: committee reports; cleo
ton of officers: adjournment.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
t CONCENTRATES A
MULTITUDE Of
BENEFITS
Reclairns $4,000 Acres And
Will Require Two Seasons
to Complete
OVER MILLION
CUBIC r OF DIRT
Contractors Have Big Equip
rnent on Stream Already
Early
OVER
CUBIC YARDS OF DIRT

Actual work on North Dakota's
greatest drainage project, involving
the creation of a new channel for the
Mouse river for a distance OF forty
miles. will be commenced early next
spring. according to Chairman John
~. Trimblc Of Westhope Of the Bot
'tineau county board of drain commits
sioners. who is in Grand Forks this
week making complete the records Of
the board in connection with the
awarding Of contracts, ETC., for the
work.
Al a cost OF approximately $40, 900,
which will be borne by the land own
ers Of Bottineau and McHenry coun-
ties. work. will be done which will re-
claim over $4,000 acres Of land and
make 1t suitable for agricultural pur-
poses. OF the $14O.0 900 worth Of work
that is to be done. the North Dakota
counties will expend $4,000 of the
mount in Canada. being compelled to
form an outlet for the vast body of
water which the Mouse river stores
up in North Dakota and which is SO
disastrous to the land interests along
the stream.
Magnitude Of Equipment.
Already the construction company
to which the contract was awarded,
the France Dredging and Construc-
ton company of Ohio. has its equip
ment on the river. 1t required eigh-
teen cars to transport the machinery
to the scene OF operations. and a
barge 40 by los feet has been placed
at the south of the Deep river. this
barge to carry the dredging machin-
cry. In addition the company MAIN
tatns kitchen and dining barges. Sleep
ing barges and Office barges, as we'll
as a fuel steam boat.
Will Require Two Years.
Carrying this big drainage project
to a successful conclusion will require
two seasons of work. The removal OF
l,2a7.727 cubic yards Of dirt will he
necessary to form the new channel.
which channel will be eighty feet wide
FOR its entire distance. and the .dredg-
Ing company will operate it's machine
cry day and night to bring about the
completion Of tho work in two years.
The company maintains it's " cleo
trio light plant that the operations
need not be suspended during the
night.
The Mouse river is a body Of wa
ter of very peculiar formation. In
North Dakota the river resembles a
saucer. being extremely wide in plac-
es, and flooding bottom lands which
are absolutely level. In some places
the bottom lands are flooded over to
a depth Of only one or two inches, but
that amount of water is quite suffci-
ent to make it valucless for agricul-
tural purposes, or even for haying
purposes.
In MeHenry county there is only a
few miles OF dredging work to be
done. but that dredging will bring
benefits to a very large territory in
that 1t will rernove the water, and Win
leave the lands above the flood line at
all times. 1t was from McHenry
county that opposition came to the
ditch proposition, but the courts up
held the drain commissioners in their
work.
Through Bottineau county the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17

ing a study Of educational problems
and presenting a report to the as
sembly. embodying in that report a
accommodation as to the proper
system for this state.
1t 10 proposed. to enact the recon-
mendattons into law, fitting them into
the general school laws Of North Da.
kota as they are in force at the pres
ont time.
The members of this. commission
are President Mcvey. President j. H.
Worst of the agricultural college.
President Mcfarland OF the Valley
City normal school, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction E. J.. Taylor,
Lieutenant Governor U. L. Burdick,
and Speaker Of the House j. H. Han
ley. together with George Webb Of
Glendale. the appointive member.
1t is proposed to make the recon.
m~endations Of the commission apply
to both the elementary and the higher
institutions of learning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
MANAGED
QUESTION IS
PR0BEO
Commercial Club Takes Ear
ly Step in Baseball-No
Meeting Tonight

In the event that Grand Forks has
league baseball this ear. no time will
be lost in organizing a team. as the
Grand Forks Commercial club has al
ready taken steps towards getting into
touch with a prospective playing man
ager. True, not a great deal has been
done up to the present time, but with
Just the right kind Of sentiment Gre
ated in favor of the league movement,
1t will be an easy matter to bring the
proposition to a successful conclu-
sion.
The matter was scheduled to come
before the board Of directors OF the
Commercial club this evening. but
that board has been compelled to
postpone the meeting two or three
days on account of the inability to Sc.
cure q quorum.
Just what steps will be taken by the
directors is uncertain. but in order
that such objections as the short time
feature may be overcome, the officials
Of the club are taking up the matter
OF getting into touch with the playing
end Of the proposition.
During the next two or three weeks
an effort will be made to get into
closer touch with the general local
sentiment.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
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PERSONALS ,
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Ira Edwards is a caller in the city
today from Lakota.
c. d. Lord is a visitor in the city
from Park River.
J.. F. Morse Of Stanley was an ar.
rival in the city today.
l.. NJ. Gates of Minot was registered
in the city Tuesday evening.
Harry Crozier is spending the DAY
here from Niagara.
George H. Morris Of Pembina was a
caller in the city today on q business
GRAND.
Matt johnson Of the Omemee Her.
aid was in Grand Forks Tuesday.
T. r. Mcmillan was an arrival IN
the city Tuesday evening from Thomp.
son.
". A. Middaugh Of Westhope was a
business visitor in the city today.
NJ. ]. Witte and Ed. thinner of
Marvel were in the city today.
n. B. Benson and s. Lamb were in
the city Tuesday from Michigan.
James Austin and Bert R~assinr-
waite OF Hannah are callers in the
city today.
Alfred Solstad was an arrival in the
city Tuesday evening from Fisher,
MINI.
A. j. Brenden Of Hillsboro is spend.
ing the day here on a business mis-.
sion.
Arthur serumsard is a caller in the
city today from Devils Lake.
NJ. 3. Nelson of Marvel is spending
the day in the city on a bushes mis-
sion.
En,an and Art scheving Of Hensel
were callers in the city today.
John Rsinsberry o Petersburg is
spending the day in the city on bust.
ness affairs.
J. r. Porisek Of Portland, n. D..
is spending a few days here on bust.
ness.
Joseph r. Kachmel Of Crookston
was registered in the city on Tuesday
evening.
Theo. P. Hanson was an arrival in
the city Tuesday evening from Rey-
nolds.
NJ. W. Schneider IL q caller in the
city today from Wales. N. D.
r. F. Smith and ]. B. Fisk Of Wal.
halla are spending the day here on
business.
M. H. Matteson il . business visitor
here today from Inkster.
g. s. Syverstone Of OVERLY il in the
city today attending to business mat.
tiers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-17
OATES OF MEETINGS FIXED
Series OF Dairy Sessions In Pembina
and Walsh Counties Start
~. Next Week.

The state and federal dairy depart.
ments. working in co-operation, are
to hold a number Of dairy schools in
Walsh and Pen1bina counties begin
ming January 20.
The places and dates now arranged
are as follows:
Pembina. January 22 and %.
Drayton. January % and -.
st. Thomas. January 20 and 25.
Hamilton. January 20.
Grafton. January 90 and 20.
Hoople. January 20.
Cavalier. January 80 and 81.
Walhalla, January 81 and Febru-
arv l.
Park River. February 2 and 3.
Forest River, February 5.
Conway. February 6.
Among the speakers will be A. X.
Riser. F. W. Merrill and o. A. Stor-
wick of the federal dairy department.
DR.. s. n. Smith, Of the bureau Of ami
NAL industry. and Dairy Commission
ers Pierce and Flint. The speakers
will travel in divisions. train service
IN that section making this practica.
BILE and in this way considerable time
will be saved. r. W. Merrill. the fed
eral dairyman stationed in those
counties. has perfected the plans for
the schools. "