The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-02
He says of the corruption of the pro-
nunciation of Los Angeles:

He says of the corruption of the pro-
nunciation of Los Angeles:
Our LADY would remind you please.
Her name is not Lost Angie Lees"
Or Angie anything whatever:
she trusts her friends will be so
TO share her fit historic pride,
h q shall not he jellified:
" long, G hard. and rhyme with
yes
And all about Loco Ang-el-ess!"
The other night there was a forty
mile an hour vino that ragged" for
a few hour and as this country was
mo constructed to Withstand wind. it
suffered as much damage as a ninety
mile breeze would do up in the north
west. h trees here root along III.
surface of Ii ground to get what
moisture falls in rain, as there is no
subsurfacc water. So a forty mile
vino uprooted many handsome frs.
arasias. and other trees. laying them
across street car tracks and PROSTATE
IN the parks and groves We were
out Yesterday to call on Judge Nor
gan at the sanitarium near Pasadena,
ana We found many PROSTATE beauties
on tn" grounds. from the high wind.
Judge Morgan was in good spirits and
the rest and quiet is doing him good.
lie takes a lively interest in affairs
IN the country and at home. and has
the most restful and comforting sur
,aan,r,ass '!naslhapIe. BLESSINGS n
e"n'luilIs Improvement upon this
mon"
The funeral of Mrs. c. w. waggoncr
was held Friday last at the family
nuah', 80 i%lhchurst road. Hollywood.
VIZ. was an old time Da-
NIL ann a sister OF General Alex
ander Hughes. long prominent in poli-
,lcs and public life of the two Da-
h"'as. member of the territorial capi-
', COMMISSION mat located III CAPT
~ ~ biSE1ar'k ana attorney general
NJ tna erfrilnrN. J." a strange hap
,n''nI w. ifrn,nstanccs Rev. T.. stan
MN, na' ' ~ WI" "t1iclated as clergy
nan "a. 'le lmhcral of General Hughes
IN minneapolis n few years ago, OFF,
49, ~. - az 'hc funeral on Mrs.
"Is"'."r at Los Angeles. Tho day
y ~ lun'fa, vas as perfect as II
"e' SaW-ap""t INK" II of our In
y" tl.'in''l GINS "heh nature seems
~ "u''" n"fSeIi I" prove her skill AT
~lasl'1onlng perfect weather, Tho door
- "ilr,oWs or INC bungalow were
ul.H ~ ihaLN OF lh"se who attended
"a. "l INC broad and shaded porch
unr!nS inc services. There were many
m"".''"i '."ral offerings and Il great
.'''ln,r OF Iakotans came to pay
,n III r.:-. ,, i''' w
an "ld iI,cnd. The services were SIM
word h,'n ~. "ra"''i'1l, a solo. comforting
N"ius ny li"V. fiodsln a solo without
accompaniment ny Miss Grace Wit
t t, "a i"r'h"r Rlsmhrck"r and old
, ur,n "' r h Mass"ner family, and II
PRAYER. Ihc last scene was AT Rose
ua,n cemetery. where tn" cremation
tH ;on h'u me INST ol tn" earthly activi-
.,'m ann chrthiN presence of n who
!" m,'eo '"hs ana was patient through
IL an:
Ahu on inc following Monday | at
,elutu IN" funeral services "vcr the
hs. or -. - Heardsley, another old
,d1a Dahotah' The services We're
n"Io from the chapel of the undertake
ing rarlors at Glendale, and the re-
mains We're laid to rest in Forest
,hWh cemetery, beside the grave OF
Us ma hHardsleN who died Two years
~. Inc cemetery is in all things
"uhutlIul' and If there is an added
sung TO death out here i'm leaving so
lhich mat is green and Towering and
MID nnd peaceful. there is a lcsscnod