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Evening star., 1912-09-01
RIvERDALE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md. August II, 1912
Mrs. +. A. Preston of Washington gave
luncheon party Saturday at Great
Falls for Mrs. Charles e. Steinmeyer and
her house guest, Mrs. Mary Mcclellan
Mr.. III. Martin Williams and nieces, Mrs
Jessie L. Lane and Mrs. Charles T.. Fox
of Houston. Tex. spent Sunday at Great
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hall of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. White of Richmond
Ind. were Sunday guests at Chateau
Dawn. Mrs. IL. Ed gar Lewis and son
Paul and Miss Aimee Lewis and Miss
Jean Andrews of West Riverdale spent
Monday at Chesapeake Beach. Mrs.
George ". Woldie and children of Dar-
ley. Pa. spent Sunday with friends in
Riverdale. Mr.. ]. B. Knox and son
Ralph Of York, Pa, are visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. j. b. Knox. Adams
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Emory spent
Several days last week with Mrs. T. W..
Lynch, and after spending some time In
Maine they will return home, in Southern
Pines. n. c., for the winter. Mrs. Charles
E. Fox and Mrs Jessie l.. Lane We're en-
tertained at Marshall Hall Wednesday
ington Miss Alice Minker and daughter
Madeline of Washington and Mrs. J. w.
Degrange and daughter Ruth spent Mon
day with Mr.. md Mrs. Edward Camp
ward Small of Washington spent Sunday
with Mrs. Small's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Maxwell. East Riverdale. Miss
Jessie Burrhus has returned home after
spending two months with her brother,
Theodore Burrhus OF Cleveland. Ohio
Mr.. Raymond Heindl and Mr.. Michael
kuntsen of Washington spent Sunday
with Mr.. George j. Held, Jackson avenue.
Mr.. David Shpley of Baltimore spent
several days this Vice. with his uncle.
IaffarCnn
Hugh Whitney and wife of East Berwyn
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
j. Heis. Mrs. Charles Steinmeyer gave
a birthday party in honor Of Mrs. Mary
Mcclellan last Friday evening. Mrs. d.
c. Buscall gave a luncheon Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs.
George Iippert of lexington. Those
present were Mrs. Will Carpenter, Mrs.
Fox and Mrs. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Held and children left Tuesday
TO spend some time with Mrs. Heid's
parents mt Indian Head Mrs. j. A.
Simpson and children of Washington are
Evening star., 1912-09-01
NORTH BEACH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


NORTH BEACH, Md, August 81. 1872
The North Beach Citizens Association
will hold its last meeting this season
Saturday. September 4, at the Holaday
House. Thereafter the meetings will be
held in Washington. At the called meeting
Dr. B. H. Smart of Washington. presi-
dent Of the association, in the chair. MT.
r. Nj. Conner was elected vice president.
The president appointed the following
committees: Health and sanitation, Dr'
ID. j. Birtwell. c. d. Scheuch and r.. r.
Pywell: assessments and taxation. {. w.
SinceIl c. II. McClasson and j. d. TIM
berlake: education and morals. Il. n.
Glover and G.. L. Saur; streets and SIDE
walks, F. z. Maunsey, G. A. Forbes and
d. ]. Sullivan; civic improvements. DIR.
Henry Evans. J. K. Burroughs and u.
NJ Wood. Seven new members were ad-
mitted. Mr.. and Mrs. George J.. Mertz
of California Mr.. and Mrs Fred Benham
and Miss Mary Darcy of Washington
who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M.
Wood at their cottage Ella Dan. have re-
turned to the city. Miss Virginia Mar
guess is spending the late summer al
Ella Dan cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Danhakl and family of Washington. who
at the beach. return to the city early In
the week. Mrs. Grace Clark and daugh-
ter. IneZ, who were guests OF Mrs. L. A.
Jarvis, have returned to the city. Miss
Sullivan at her cottage Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Wilson and daughter and Mr.. Tom
Degman, who were guests at the Sulll-
van cottage have returned to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Bangs. Mr.. II.
Clifford Bangs and Mr.. r. Clifford Hines,
who We're guests of Mrs. j. Howard
Bangs, have returned to the city. Mrs.
A. J. Wilson of Bethesda, Nd, is guest
of Mrs. Appleton Cady. Miss Annie
Heider of Washington is among the vaca-
tionists at the becah. and is guest at the
Cady cottage Mrs. John Gaskins and Mr..
and Mrs. John Leary, jr., OF Washing
ton are guests Of Mrs. George A. Forbes.
cottage on the corner of Galveston and
Washington avenues. Mrs. w. Newland
was hostess at a small euchre at her cot
tage, Windhurst. during the week Tor
the benefit of st. Anthony. Miss Augusta
Diegleman. Misses Helen and Amelia
Windhurst. Mr.. John A. Davis, Mr..
Charles Dalzell and Miss Carrie Dalzel
are guests of Miss Lillian Undertake
at her cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Hoag-
land were dinner hosts at their cottage.
Twin Oaks, Wednesday. Miss Mary Cra-
mer, Mr.. Fenton Cramer. Mr.. Frank
Froppee and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis of Chevy
Chase are guests of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Evans at their cottage on the bay. DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Calvert have as their
house guests Mrs. Mary Barker. Miss
Grace Barker and Mrs Emma Myers or
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. John Erbach
and family of Washington are guests at
the Tippecanoe. Mr.. William Taylor is
among the pleasure seekers at the beach.
Mrs. w. H Cooper and daughter were
week end guests of Miss Westhorpe at ner
bungalow on Charleston avenue. Mrs. >.
A. Messery is guest at the Pines and Hol-
IL for the remainder of the season.
Evening star., 1912-09-01
Beginning
Tuesday
store Open
Until 6 T. II.
Daily.

visiting the formers sister. Mrs. Richard
w. Waldron. Adams avenue.
Mr.. j. l.. Shipiey and daughter Gladys
and Miss Gladys Risdon visited friends
and relatives in Baltimore Sunday.
Father J. p. Tower of E.llicott City spent
Sunday with friends in Riverdale. Mrs.
Fredrica Held and daughter Emma or
Youngstown. Ohio, have returned home
after spending month with Messrs.
George and Fred Held. Mrs. c. W
Owen, who has been visiting friends In
Rockville, left Wednesday for a visit
with friends in Laurel Mrs. III. Edgar
Lewis entertained i'm honor of Miss Har-
riet Mcclellan of Muncie. Ind. at a de-
lightful luncheon Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. James Corey and Mrs. Cas- French
of Baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs. W r..
Severe of Brooklyn. n. ". were guests
of Mrs Charles T.. Stenmeyer this
week Mrs. Claude Warren returned TO
her home on Washington avenue after
three-week visit with friends In Nor
folk Master Paul Blundon left this
week for Berkeley Springs. Miss Cathe-
lene Smith of Washington avenue Is Wis
iting friends I'm Berkeley Springs. Miss
Elizabeth and Eta Wischhusen have re
turned to Brooklyn, n. ". after spend
ing two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. III. III.
Peck Ashland avenue. Miss Edna Mar
tin of Adams avenue entertained Tues
day evening a party of friends in honor
of her tenth birthday.
Evening star., 1912-09-01
CLARENDON.
Special Correspondence of The star.


CLARENDON. Va. August 81. 1912
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Penney entertained
Saturday evening in honor 'of the six
teenth birthday anniversary of their
niece. Miss Bertha Clements. Iiss Jones
of Lynchburg. Va, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John Manning. Mrs. Mary
Evans and daughter. Miss Evelyn Evans.
and Miss Bessie Rodgerson. who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Evans for several weeks. have returned
to their home in Baltimore, Nd Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Balster and son are spending
two weeks camping on the Severn river
Md. Mrs Glen Cooper and children have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Cooper 8
parents I'm Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs
Jaesekie, Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Valley and
Miss Shever of Washington We're guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Balster
Miss Marie Rosson Of Washington is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter Locke
Mr.. and Mrs n. A. Rees gave musical
Friday evening. The lawn had been pre-
viously arranged for the occasion. MIS-
William Lyon and daughter. Elizabeth
have returned from a visit to relatives al
Harpers Ferry and Ordway camp. Mrs
Huston and granddaughter of Columbus
Ga. are guests of Mrs. Clarence Weich.
Mr. and Mrs. +. a. Cogswell are spend
ing this week at Atlantic City. Mr. and
Mrs Vest. who have recently moved into
their new bungalow at Fort Myer ielehts,
were given a housewarming by NUMBER
of friends and neighbors Thursday even
ing. Mrs Jessie Serler and son and
niece of BROOKLYN, n. Y. are guests of
Mrs. c. b. Wadleigh of Fort Myer
Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Phelps
and children have returned to their home
at Langdon. ID. c.. after a visit to Mrs.
Katie Tayman of Fort Myer Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Steed enter
tained the vestrynnen of st. Georges
Church and their wives Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hoyt Johnston and little daughter.
Anna Lacey, left Sunday for visit to
Mrs. Johnston's mother. at Millerstown,
Pa Mrs Michael Powers and two daugh-
ters and Miss Annie Marshall returned
Monday to their homo in Phoenixviile,
Pa, after visit to Mrs. y. A. Rees. Mr..
Evening star., 1912-09-01
LAUREL.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


LAUREL. Nd. August 81. 1912.
Miss Addie Spreckelmyer of washing
ton has returned to her home after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Hugh A. Fisher
Miss Pauline Waters is spending few
days with friends in Montgomery county.
Mrs. r. Watts Byerly and Mrs. John d.
Crommiller are spending some time at
Buckrow Beach. Va. Mr. Hugh A.
Fisher is sending his vacation at Pen
Mar and other places in western Mary
land. Rev. Walter w. Edge and family
have returned to their home after a
pleasant camping trip at Edgewater. Nd
Mrs. Kate Waters attended the Baptist
Association In Montgomery county last
week. Mr.. John Baldwin and son OF
northumberland, Pa. We're the guests
Katie Browning. during the past week.
Mr. James G. Boss has returned from a
visit to New York, Boston and Atlantic
City. Miss Susan Crommiller left Friday
for trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Rev Watson E. Holley of Trinity Church
has returned after spending several
weeks vacation in ew York. Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts. Mrs. G. r.
French. Mrs. f. w. Pearre. Miss Evils
Waters and Miss Laura ShafYer left Sat
urday for a ten-day stay at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Roseberry and chill
dren are camping for two weeks near
West River, Md. Mr.. r. Bernard Berry
Of Upper Marlboro. Nd. was a recent
visitor to Laurel. Miss Hester Whitfield
of Baltimore has returned to her home
after a visit to friends here. Mrs. Rosa
lind Curtain has returned to her home
on Montgomery street after spending the
summer with relatives in Annapolis. Mrs.
Ada Tenant Of Baltimore was the recent
guest Of Dr. and Mrs. l.. Crowther. Mrs.
William Anderson has returned to her
home in Montgomery county after visit
ing relatives and friends in Anne Arundel
county and Laurel. Mrs. ]. p. Berry and
Miss George Berry were the guests OF
relatives in Baltimore during the past
week. Miss Margaret Stanley has been
Evening star., 1912-09-01
CHEVY CHASE.

Mrs Ida Lewis Towers and Mr.. John
w Hulse of Chevy Chase will be mar
ried In Weirs. y. H.. September 3. re-
turning TO Chevy Chase the latter part of
the week Mr. liulsc has leased Mr..
Eugene Stern's house on Lenox street.
Chevy Chase. where he will bring his
bride Mr. and Mrs. Stevens have taken
a residence on MelrOse street for the COM
ing year. Mrs. Mary Dillenback and
daughter Eleanor of Morrison street have
returned from a months visit to Maine
Miss Kate Dean owen has returned from,
an extended visit to Europe and is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles ID. Cugle
OF Grafton street. Mrs. j. &. Ord and
daughter Vida Ruth of Kirke street have
returned from Hagerstown, Md, where
they were guests OF Mrs. Byron. wife OF
Mai. Joseph q. Byron. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph i. Barnard and children and theiI
sister. Miss Flora McGili, returned Tues
day from Ocean City. Md. where they
spent several weeks. DIR. and Mrs. Johr
III. London and children OF Newark street
Cleveland Park. have returned from a
visit to Pittsboro, n. c.
Evening star., 1912-09-01

and Mrs. Ames, who have been spending
two weeks on the coast of Maine. nave
returned. Mrs. Charles Lane is enjoying
a vacation at Atlantic City. Messrs. bax-
ter and Lineberg Of Washington were
dinner guests Thursday of the Misses
Lane Miss Elouise Hough has returned
from a ten-day visit to relatives at Ham
iton Va Mrs. w. +. Calender left
Wednesday for Leonardtown, Nd. where
she will spend several days. MIR. and Mrs.
A. Marion of Baltimore, with their guests.
Miss Marion and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Rocf
of Holyoke. Mass: Mrs. J. i. Hid. Miss
Ruth Voegler and Mrs. Galpin were
among the guests this week of Mr. and
Mrs. G. f. Hid. Mrs. L. Marsteller ana
Miss Pauline Marsteller left Wednesday
for Warrenton. Va, where they were
called by the death of Mrs. Marstellers
father.
Evening star., 1912-09-01
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
A Free Prescription That In
stantIy Removes BIemisbes, Tan,
Freckles and the Wrinkles and
Marks Left by High Collars.

The Dutch neck and the evening gown
too often expose the discoloration and
blemishes Of high collars or the effects OF
tan and freckles. Ii is easy TO overcome
these conditions and make the neck beau
tiful and white and soft and smooth-to
remove in other words. every blemish
and to make the Dutch collar attract
i've as II is comfortable. This prescription
can also be used on the shoulders. and it
is marveiousiy effective to beautify the
hands and arms.
II you want 10 try IL 60 TO your drug
gist, get an empty two ounce bottle, also
one e-ounce bottle Of kuluS Compound.
Pour the entire bottle of Kuiux into the
two-ounce hottie. add quarter an ounce
Of witch hazel, then fli with water. rre-
pare this at your own home and then you
know what you have. One application
will astonish you. II is deliciously cool
and soothing and Is not affected by per-
spiration. IL win not rub or.
II you put II on one hand only, or on
one side Of the neck. and note the differ
ence. you will see the wonderful change
IL makes instantly. The results are per-
manent, and continued use of this pre-
scripti0n will result in skin soft and
smooth as a child's. skin from which
redness and roughness and freckles have
been entirely removed.
Evening star., 1912-09-01

ity. After spending several weeks visit
ing in the northwest, Misses I1ottie and
Mary Pumphrey have returned to their
home here. Misses Sallie p Brooke,
Edith Shoemaker and Alice FarQuhar
returned a few days ago to their home in
Olney district. after spending the greater
part Of the summer abroad. Mrs. Ralph
kinrball of Washington spent the week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Heagy, here. Mrs. T. Randolph
Hall Of Poolesville spent several days
during the week at the home OF her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel r. White,
here. Miss Laura Higgins Is entertain
ing Miss Brown of Richmond. Va. Miss
Helen Brunett gave a card party Tues
day evening, her guests being a number
of her young Rockville friends.
Evening star., 1912-09-01

visiting in Washington. Miss NJ. NC
Clelan of Baltimore is visiting frienos
and relatives here. Mrs. Hester Coaie is
spending a few days with relatives IN
Howard county. Miss Agnes Snarretts
Of baltimore is the guest of Mrs. Halver-
son on Washington avenue. Mrs. James
A. Clark was a recent visitor to wash
ington.
Evening star., 1912-09-01

crowd estimated at 5000 attended
a tournament held at Braddock, Md.
Thursday. 1t was given by COM
mittee OF young men. who propose
10 make il an annual affair. There
were thirty-three knights in the
contest-thirteen in the amateur class
and twenty in the professional.
Evening star., 1912-09-01
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.
Correspondence Of The Star.

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25

The school house grounds have been
graded on the west side.
Miss Viola Maser graduates from the
university of music at Red Wing,
Mimi, on June 4. It is expected that
her mother. Mrs. Fred Maser. of this
city will be present for the graduation.
MI. and Mrs. j. M. Carroll were ex-
pecting John McCann and his sister,
Miss Susan McCann, to arrive this week
from New York for an indefinite visit
in the city. They are old friends of
Mrs. Carroll.
Joe Mayer, whose land adjoins the
town of LefUr south of Gladstone. has
seeded $40 acres of wheat this spring
and so acres of oats. He is also plant
ing 10 to IS acres of corn and will prob
ably SOW some fax. Mr.. Mayer attend
ed the coffee party at Daglum the first
of the week.
On a charge of assault with a danger
GUS weapon. which alledged crime was
committed upon j. Grunewald March Fl,
A: Changer, living nea! Fayette. was
tried in Justice Hesser's court in Me-
dora on an amended charge of assault
and battery. The accused man was
fined the amount of the costs.
It would be well for those who wish
to visit patients at St: Joseph's to re-
member that the hours for visitors are
from 10 to II a. m. and from 2 to S and
7 to 8 p. m. in the private rooms while
the hours for visiting in the wards are
2 to 5 and Z to 8 p. m. Visitors are re-
quested to leave at the sound of the sig
nal.
J.. 8. Harmon and family of Saska-
toon. Can, came to Medora Monday.
The family will spend the summer here.
MIR. Harmon will return in two weeks
to attend his business. They went to
Saskatoon a year ago, after spending
the previous winter in California. The
family will stay on the Rob Harmon
place this summer Herald.
The following persons were made citi-
zens in Judge W. G. Crawfurd's court
on Tuesday: Frank Jorda. Mrs. Rikka
Tammen, Frank Ellis. Edmond Modem
hauser. Jacob Btittner, Peter Hazen-
boiler, Christian Anderson, Anna
Grabau. John A. Dvorak, John Husch-
ka. Jr.. Alex Helmar Abrahamson,
Wendelin Frank. Frank ". Frank.
George Gratz. A. A. Dinsdale, Jens
Peter johnson. Peter Schultz and Phil
lip Roth. Maiorique Brunelle and
George Weller did not Get on Tuesday
In consequence Of which their applica-
lions were continued.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25

. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Doran of Taylor
had their little daughter, Charlotte
Bernice. christened at St. Patrick's
parsonage by Rev. FIR. Dienam last FRI
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Reichert acted as sponsors for the little
girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Doran and daughter
returned home Saturday morning.
Raymond, the only son of Conductor
R. E. Brown of Mandan, died last FRI
day at the Mandan hospital, following
an operation for appendicitis. The
boy was born III Dickinson on July 9th.
1900. and lived here until about two
years ago when the family moved to
Mandan. Mr.. Brown lost his wife in
death about two months ago and has an
only daughter. Miss Lyla left. Much
sympathy is felt for those bereaved.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25

Dr.. A. E. Spear of Belfeld was down
Sunday in his new Buick.
Nurse Miss Werness went to Glen
Ullin last Friday to do professional
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McAndress. Mrs.
H. M. Odds and Georae Brown took in
the coffee party at Daelum.
j. H. Caldwell said Monday that he
had been sowing wheat this year and
getting to be just as good a farmer as
any of Stark county settlers.
Mrs. J. C. aaskin was up from Man.
dan for Saturday and Sunday. visiting
her mother. Mrs. Lucy Dobson. who was
suffering from a evere cold. Conductor
Haskin has a new Cadillac auto this
season which the family take much
pleasure in using.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25

Accord ing to the Times, Max Lang
is thinking of starting a branch bakery
in Bei6eld.
Pat Birmingham. according to the
Beach Advance, has gained some fame
as q well digger.
Paul Muhly, a farmer from near
Rainy Butte, has purchased a Model 20
Buick of the Dickinson Motor Car Co. 1t
carries five passengers and will give the
owner good service.
Reuben Lyon returned the first of the
week from Currie, Mimi. where he &C
companied Mrs. Lyon about two weeks
before on account Of the death of her
father. Mrs. Lyons remains for a few
weeks with her mother.
Beldeld Times: Jerry" Dryer. re-
publican candidate for the nomination
of sheriff in Stark county. is fast. gain
ing in popularity. and, considering his
enormous lead at this time, those who
are familiar with the political ..situa-
ton, have conceded his nomination by
a majority that will be heralded forth
as a Landslide. It's only a case
of quality coming into it's own.
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25
Mrs. Clara Lowery was..in the cit,
last SATURDAY..

Mrs. Clara Lowery was--in the city
last Saturday.
Stewart Cummings made a trip to
Taylor last Saturday.
Joe kittleson came upfrom Hebron
to spend Sunday in.the city. He is run
ming a pillow outit..for Ferdinand Leutz
about ten miles from Hebron.
Alex Dinsdale came down from his
Billings county ranch Sunday night.
He expected the shearing crew to leave
for Glendive the last of the week.
For the past week or SO the younger
nimrods have been seen coming from
the Heart river with long strings of the
finny tribe from two to several inches
long.
Surveyor W. r. Velgel was out the
first of the week in his new Model IS
Buick purchased of the Dickinson Motor
Car Go. It is a handsome five passen-
ger car and the owner can handle it Just
as we'll az any of them.
Belield Times: You can't always de-
pend on what people tell you, but con-
sidering the enormous majority declar-
ing themselves in favor of Maxwell M.
Burnett for the republican nomination
for clerk Of court, it looks as though he
is to be the lucky fellow.
Dr.. A. E. Spear, a former Minne-
sofa University star. has been elected
manager of the Belfeld baseball team.
with Charles Corbett as secretary. The
players are p~racticing and think they
will be ready for Dickinson within a
few weeks.
Miss Minnie Dahlen of Halliday be-
came the bride of Julius He'll of He'll
at Mandan last week, Rev. O. G. Bel
sheim officiating The groom is a farm
er and postmaster of the Office bearing
his name and they went Immediately
to reside there. j
Mrs. Arthur Davis and two children
are spending several weeks at the An
gus Neil farm near New England. Mr..
Davis accompanied them down last
week and returned the first of the week.
The oldest son David is staying with
his grandparents and attending school.
A gear was broken Monday morning
in the new Veerac express auto for the
Demonstrating line. Grant Palmer
had the mail SACKS taken on to Manning
in the Branick car and took his disabled
vehicle ia the Dickinson Motor Car Co:
garage where is was expected that the
repairs could. be made in about three
days time.
There will be no preaching services
in the Methodist church next Sunday.
Rev. F. H. Farrand preaching the Union
memorial service at the Congregational
church in the morning and in the even
ing all churches unite for the baccalaur-
cate services at the high school auditor
ium. There will be Sunday School. and
Epworth League sessions al the usual
time al the Methodist church.
/: J.sB. Baker Of Waverly, Iowa. was II
Dickinson last Friday looking after his
half section Of land near South Heart.
The grass privilege has been leased to
Andrew Miller. q settler within a half
mile 81 South Heart. NJ. Baker has his
farm affairs in Iowa 90 that he can be
I+etfa#s-L . q 49,
The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25
LOCAL VIEWS
Money on hand for Farm Loans.
no deIav, See Everett. le-n

List your lands with ]. Vaughn. 4.2o-tf
Select oyster stews at the Grill Cafe:
o-2-tf
Come in and see what we serve at
noon for CSC. The Grill Cafe. o-2-tf
DR.. S. w. Bailey, the Osteopath,
makes no charges for consultation and
examinations. Office in lessen building.
I2-o-tf
For quick sale list relinquishments
with 7. Vaughn. 4-27-tf
The Newark journal., 1912-03-15

Rev. Frank Barrett, state super intendent of the Anti-Saloon League, says sentiment is strong for the statewide prohibition law, and that 1t will be adopted by at least 35,000 majority. People who believe in prohibition and believe that the law should beenforeed are not going to vote for a man for governor who declares that the law cannot be enforced, as Mr. Robinson does. People do not have much patience these days with the T can't" fellow, but they admire the man with nerve like