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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
with malice prepense
Passport to tho North Pole.

A passport to the north pole was Is
sued some years ago by the governor
Of the province Of Tobolsk. which
stretches along the Russian shores of
the Arctic ocean. The official was ap-
preached by two men who had been
engaged to proceed to the north with
an English expedition then fitting out.
Their petition was for a passport to
the pole itself, but the governor point
ed out that the pole was as likely to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
Bonn krieasfhauplak.
81. Sirfen idy; =. anf eincn Farla
n.eatGr.
9eIarn6 81. Oft.

9eIgrnb, 81. Off.
gI6aniihe SrreguI1re muroeu be
Drepalas. 40 Weilen iiioIih Dor
Riib, BON elmer gbteiIung ierbiiibel
Frubpen bart bebrGngt mb bitter
Die neiBe ilagse. slIs Elm forbidden
Sauptmanu, gleitfans nit peiBe,
SIagge, iid ibnen nGberte, idoiien III
auf i'm uuS Die forbidden Solbaten
Gin Siii5ier mo IL Iann ipurber
eetotet lno 40 pertuumoet. Ga IieBer
bic Serben ibre artil1erie auiiabrer
uno ihoiien Die Seinbe Suiammen
200 blieben aui Der @alItatt.
Die ierbii6e Irmec unter SSiib'
ring SeS Grenprin3en bdt Ole 8uIpo
Soben senommeu. cine Itrategiiht
Boiition iiiolih bon 9uianoraB, I'M
terbalb bon 8ranpa.
Die Gerber baben ale 9eieitigun
gen in Dem tiirfiihen Serritorillu
nm Bronna berum genommen M,
bic Siirfen ii6er cas- Woramo.1aI Su
riidaetrie5eu.
aonig Better bat in 9tii6 cine Bro
namotion all Ole 9lrmce erlalien,
Sonoon, 81. Oft.
9iirfiide Sanoen BADEN Ole Gin
tuobner oreier ierbiider Oorier IN
Siiofpeiten Der Staot Sruitetpdt
nieoergemeBelt.
Yin Der sriefiideu 0reuje.
At6eu, 81. DIT
Der aouis bon @riedenIaEo wIra
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
Heinecken, the German Prodigy.

Christian Henry Heinecken, the
most wonderful Of all the worlds pre-
cocious prodigies, was born at Lubbock,
Germany, in the year 1921. When but
nine and half months of age this
human wonder could pronounce every
word contained in the German Ian
guage, and before he had rounded out
his first year Of earthly existence he
knew all the leading events Of the
worlds history. At the age Of four
teen months he could give chapter and
verse of any quoted passage of the
Scriptures and knew the history of
every book in both the Old and New
Testaments. At the age Of two and
a half years he could answer every
question in the biographies and histo-
ries then in use and could converse
with visitors in either German, French.
Dutch, Latin or Greek. His fourth
year was devoted TO the study Of re-
ligiOn and ancient history. He had
finished the studies mentioned and had
started on a course in oriental religion
when he suddenly died before complet-
ing his fourth year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24

be In their home province as in any
other, that 1t was extremely unlikely
they would reach 1t and that If they
did there were no police there to ex-
anime their credentials. At last, how
ever, to satisfy them he ordered the
issue Of a document allowing them to
pass without let or hindrance to the
north pole
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24

iid nod in oieier @oAe mad, Den.
&rlc9s'taitpIas in Sbeiialieu bese.
ben.
Vie griehiihe Grmee lmter Som.
manoo oeS aronprinjeu acnitautin
NOR noh pieritiinoigem 9ampi Ole
Silrfen aus ben Goiitioncn, bic oie
Staot @aaIiona bcberribeu, un0 be.
ieeten Ole StaOt. Die am 6llbe bcS
Slpmp belegeu ill., Die @riehen be.
5eigten 9roBen 0tut uno botten &C.
ringe @erluite. Die Siirfen Soaen lid,
nod Dem Soranbuporo.IaB BIN gu.
rid.
Som itontiuopeI, 81. Oft.
auS Stamina miro gcmeIbet, boB an
Der &intc pom CYPRUS iet)s ariefiitc
&rie9sihIfie unb brei Srousportitii.
ie erlhienen limo. Sficubor banocIi
es lid I'M cine Sonorme bon Srup-
ben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
Siirfen iibernll gcidla9cn.

Son 0 n 81. DIT.
gui alien ariegSifaupIGsen iino
Die tiirfii6en Sruppcn gei6Iogen uno
5lrri;d9etrieben morOen. Die Wonte.
ncgriner baben Blnpo uno @uiiure
beiest, Die @rieden @loiiano. Sic
9ulgoren riideu INNER tpeiter Dor
ln0 iolcn ihon Dor Ben Soreu BON
glbrianopel liegen. 8ie es beiBt, ia.
ben iie airf.8iIiiieb beiest. Die Ser.
BEN beiinOen ii6 ouf Dem Rarid &c.
gen uSflte6. 3ablreihe &riegsforre.
iponoenten rmo WilitGrattades bege.
ben lid beltte 8ur 6ront. Bon Som.
itontinopel aus iper0en Die bul9ori.
iden Siege bementiert, Don Sofia
aus Die tiirfii6en. Die tiirfiide BOT
ifaft leu9net, baB ole tiirfiifen Ni.
IitGrdr5te beiIiiien limo, al Ger gric-
fiiben 8ren5e cine GboIcraieuhe
6crpor5urilicn. glnge6lid iiibren lie
MIR Serum our gefGmpflng elmer
epidemic nit iid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
Dlutie Kampfe in
0em trsn,0ifrikten.
Sniin 81 Oft.

Soiia, 81. Oft.
SiirfiIdc Stricgsitiiie beIhollen
belite oas bulgariihe Sort aauarna.
Ias 3olbaus lpuroe Seritort, Deb.
rere SGuier murbeu beih0bigt. So.
Oarna Iicgt % IfciIen oitIih pom
8arna.
&onitautinopel, 21. Oft.
Iepeiheu aus Salpniti wiiien pom
tiirfiIben @riolgeu al Der OitgreuSe
BON Wonteuegro ju melben. 9eitiae
Sample 'unben III ben GiItriften pom
@repisn ,aiidisfa uno Sgra.aimineb
itatt. Iie Woutenegriner perIoren 6
Sffiiiere uno Is Ntanr lmo Sp0en
lid Suriid. Iie SiirSsl bntten uur
5rrei Cote mo erbcutcten Wltnitiou
lmo 3clte.
9elgrao, q. Oft.
lie ierblId)e 9Irmcc inter @cneral
3iopfowitih i'm Nopipa}or. 1iItrift
mudt quite tSortid'rittc. Gle icrbi,
Idcn Sruppen haucn bcrcit@ ole
Stobt 9topounroif 9cnommen, finn
Vfeilcn pom Der ierbid,rn @rcr;e.
Sic @epolterlng bc9ritbt hic serber
nit groBter @e9ciItcrlln9. 1a&
SauptQuortier Ger bon Dem &ron.
prin5en befebli9ten 9(rmee lit pon ser
ierblldeu Sto0t &ronpo mad, ser tir.
fi'hen Stobt 3ibictd,e rcrIe9t NOR
ben.
Gbicogo, 81. Oft.
3te 6licger Sobn Stloefer uno
Hobert elliott limo bon ser oried)i.
ihen 8eiouotid,oft mir 6en Seeres.
bienit oui Dem 9oIfon engnqiert nor.
ben.
@elgroo, 81. Oft.
Sic icrbiid)e abteillng inter ge.
fehl bon General |anfomitih bat
tpdbreno Der IeBten Nndjt ole tiirfi.
lhen 8eridan5un9en in Yoouiopo
bel Mitropito. aui Der StraBe nah
1riihtina 9enoumen. Gie Siirfen
inb Die arnolitcn 3ogen lid noh Eli.
Den 5uriid, lire Sabnen, Munition.
80 Hinoer unb Suffer 5uriifloiieno.
Die tiirtiihe @aht in Eobuietpo be.
'tano ans 5lpei Regimentern Hebifs
llno IehS aompngnien 9Irnolten nit
orei gattCrien 9lrtiQerie.
9on6on. 81. Oft.
GaS 7. ierbiihe ISninnterie. Hegi.
mcnt mlrrbe bel Ser @rpIoion tiirfi.
iher Mincn an ser @ren5e inn Nopi.
pa5ar,Tiitrift 70 gut pie b0Qig per.
riftet
Die tiirfiihc 9Irmcc in Shracien
bat Sr0re 81 cinem frGitiQen &oritoB
oeQen Die 9uIgaren erboIten.
Die tiirfiife iSlotte bat Sen 9eicbl
erbaItCn, aus Dem Shmorjen Weer
3urildjufebrcu um6 burh oie Inroo-
neIlCn 81 iobren, Inn Die arie6ii6e
Tlottc on5Igreifen. Iie tiirfiifcn
&ricQSihifie icl1erten bunoert Rlm.
bCn gC9Cn Garna ab. Tie beioen bull
Qoriihen Sorpeooboote griiien Damn
Die Siirfen an, ole iih 5uriidjogen
ltnO nod golti6id, % NciIen weiter
n0r0lif, ilbren, baS JIG, gIeidioaS
obnc GrfoIg, bei6oiien. GineS ser
tiirfiiden S6ific i6eint bon cinem
Der bulgariiden Eorpc6os getroiien
nprben 81 iein.
Die bon &oeitenOiI porriiden6e
bul9oriihe 9lbteillng ioa 9iumiboIa,
Wabomiu umo 9oufSfi i'm Ha5log.
9iItrift genommen baben.
gluS Der 8c9eno bon Eriitina miro
elm aampf 5piihen Siirfen uno Ger.
ben 9pmelSct.
Sie 8riehen erbellteten bel GIai.
Jana Iic6eu @ei6iibe.
Gor Ser Ginnabme bon Ojumibalo
ioa Der buIgorii6e Oberit @bineii
SelbitmorO begangen baben.
eli griedii6e Sdiife, barunter
Der aroBe Ean5erfrcu3er o8eor9ic
gperoif", purben bel Ser tiirfiihen
SnieI Semnos geiidtet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24

2 Il Il. NIl.
Tie 6licger Sobn Stloeier unS
&obert elliott limo bon ser 9ried)i.
ihen 8einnotidnft mir 6en Sceres.
oienit olli Dem SuIfon engngiert nor.
her
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
@ormaridl Der @nl0arcn.

sofia, 81. Oft.
Vie Siirfeu ioIleu, wie pcrlolnct.
Die auBcnrperfe Der 9eieitiaumgcn
bon Norlanopel perlaiieu baben.
3rei tiirfiide arie9sid)ifie baben
Den biIaariihen Soien @nrna bonn.
baroiert Nbre Sbiiiie parcn aui
6ipel buIgariihe Sorpeooboote acrih.
tet, gingeu aber ale iebl. Die 3eitim.
gen ertIGren, Dob Die 9eitieBung
Barna's Dem 8olferredt unb Der
Saager &onpeution Supiberlamfe,
mcil ooS ShmarSe Wecr Elm neutra.
les 8eluGiier lit. Der oiiiji6ie .Wir"
meloet, oaB Die 8roBm6hte iuterpe.
nieren pollen.
8oni9 Seroinaub bat cine Yrofla.
nation al Die bulsoriihe @rmee err.
laiier.
Die buIsarii6en Irmeetorps, Ole
gegen aorianopel porriiden, baben
Die Siirfen bis 81 ben guBeniorts
Suriidgetrieben uno bunbert 8eian.
gene gemad)t. Der 8ormarih Der
@ul9aren lit algemein. Webrere8er.
idonjungen murben nit Dem @aio.
nett eritiIrmt. Die Siirfen baben bull.
garilde 9eante in ben Ooriern ge.
fangcn Gcnommen urb nit lid &C.
idleppt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
G. A. Sala and His Epitaph,

Among some autograph letters and
historical documents sold recently were
a series Of eight letters by George Au-
gustus Sala addressed to W. p. Firth,
including an amusing forecast Of his
own epitaph:
When ! die it may be written on my tomb
He wrote the worst burlesque ever acted
He abused the constituted authorities
and
with malice prepense
maligned
The Royal Academy Of Arts
He did the things he ought not to have
done and never did
Those he should have done.
He was stout in person and bloated in
countenance, and
He never came TO dinner when he was
asked
But when he dropped in" unasked was
no doubt better company than many in
vited guests are!
-Pearson's Weekly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
Sieg Der Wuntencgriner.

Gettinie, 81. Oft.
Die Nonteneeriner 'baben uab
Bpeitd9i9er SdIadt Die ,Staot EIaua
gcnoulnlen.
Wien, 81. Oft.
8weitauicnb 9ai6ibo5ufs purben
auf Dem Nfarid) bon Blapa no6 30.
rama bon ben Wontenegrinern im.
6tngeIt SIR Siibrer, Sabil 9ep, uno
$50 Monn 9erietcn in Die @efan9en.
id1nit
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-24
3nr ;sabne .inberuien.

Gropioence, q. s., 81. Oft.
Die Eoli5ei muBte auf DEM Camp.
Ter n8ene5ia", bon ser Sabre 81.
ME, Der lid auf Der 6abrt BON Rem
gorf nod 8riehenIano befiroet, als
er bier anIiei, SSrieoen itiiteu in6
fonfisjierte ale 5eueripaiien, sic lid
an @oro beianben. aui Dem 0ampier
febren 1900 sriediid5e gteierpiiten,
Die 81 Ben sSabnen einberuien ipur.
ben, beim. Sic paren GrserIid. BOB
so 9rieden in groofIpn 5uriif6lei.
ben muBten unb batter i6on in Rem
gorf BEN aapitdn irnb ihIieniibe
gaiiagiere, Die iih iiber ole gegeiite.
runa Ser 8rieden luitig madten, be.
brobt. Die r9ene3ia" bat 1886 8rie.
den, 800 sStaliener unb bier Siirfen
an goro.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
THORPE.

| n
D. Sark and Jack Messmore wer'
Manchester callers last Friday.
Geo. Mattice made a trip to Mon
ttcello last week to attend hors'
show. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sedgwick ant
son Cole visited at A. Stones las
Sunday.
Florence Chambers was canvass
i ing in this neighborhood last Tues
day.
Chas. Franks had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse last week.
Henry Heyer was recent Chicago
visitor.
Miss Laura Millet spent Sunday O.
last week with relatives.
Earle Jeffries, who, has been OF
the sick list is some better at this
writing.
Will Smith sawed wood for Jane:
Faust last Wednesday.
The dance at the Thorpe hall las'
Friday evening was well attended. Al
report good time.
Chas. Daisy and A. Stone and
wives attended the L. A.: S., which
met with Mrs. Laney OF Dundee.
Frank White delivered hogs t.
Harry Drew at Manchester last Wed
nesday.
James McDonough called at D
Sarks' Wednesday of last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20

consideration being $1,000. Posses
sion win be given in a few weeks.
M. Fisher intends moving onto his
farm for the coming season.
On Tuesday OF last week the en-
tire community was shocked to hear
Of the death of Josie Robbins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Robbins.
The deceased was born August %.
1890. In her earlier days she attend
ea the country school but last year
she attend the High school at this
place. Since fall she has been teach
Ing In Lodomillo township. Her
school closed for spring vacation
a few weeks ago and last week she
came to town to visit her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Lamphere, when she was
stricken with pneumonia, which result
ed In her death last Tuesday. The
deceased ts survived by her parents,
four sisters and two brothers, all OF
whom WILL sadly miss her presence in
the family circle. The funeral ser
vices were held Thursday afternoon
in the Congregational Church and
were conducted by Rev. True, assist
I'd by Rev. Hubbell. The floral Of
ferings were, beautiful and plainly
showing the high esteem in which
the deceased was held by all who
knew her. 1nterment was made in
the cemetery north OF town. To the
bereaved parents. brothers and Sis
tiers are extended the sympathy OF
their many friends
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
NOTICE OF rnorosED RESOLUTION

OF NECESSITY.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
I adoption by the Council Of the City Of
Manchester, Iowa:
Be It Resolved BY the City Council of the
City OF Manchester. Iowa:
| That 1t Is deemed advisable ana neces-
| sary to make improvements by paving
| with No vitrtied block with sand MI
J err, or with cement wearing surface, or
| with an asphaltic ce.nenr wearing surface
| OF nachiue mixed asphalt aud crushed
surface Of asphalt aud crushed rock. or
with n bitulithic or any bItuminous wear
! ing SURFACE. upon ii Portland cement con-
| crete Foundation as to all of said wear
Ing surfaces. the foundation to be pre-.
pared ana the pawn. to be constructed
In accordance with specifications furnished
clty council OF Manchester. Iowa. on the
following named streets and parts OF
I streets to wit. Union street from the east
Hue OF Franklin street TO the east line OF
New street In the city OF Man-lester. Iowa.
The expense Of making said improve
ment to ne assessed against properly ahit.
ting thereon. lu accordance with the law
governing the same, except thnt part
iuere0r at the intersection OF streets htEn.
me Mss cost st thereon at Street highway. ave.
nue. and alleys intersecrInG bnt not cross;
ing ana any deficiency where the special
assessment srnti not be sufficient shall
And tine contractor who shall make said
imprdveu,enr snall guarantee thhL me
same Will endure WITHOUT lleeu VI IcUuii
t"r one wear IRON the date VI Its nc.,ep-
lance by the city,
You nre further notified that said reso-
tuition or necessity Will ne considered for
ITS passage ana adoption on the LIST day
Ut April. 1912. at .nyaefng OF the city
council OF the city of Manchester, Ia, to he
held Mt the council chamber, commencing a!
elyn1 O'CLOCK u. LII. ut which time ana
place the owners or property aputtlng
on SAID Improvement and subject 20 as
sessment for the payment thereof. and any
Others interested. may appear AMI MAKE
objections TO said proposed Improvement
and to the passage and adoption or SAID
resolution.
Dated at Manchester. Iowa. this 10th day
"f February. 1912
tttesr.
L. Wilson. M f. lie Roy.
CITY Clerk. Mayor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
OF NECESSITY. @-.5s-

~
OF NECESSITY.
Notice Is hereby gwen mat the follow
ing resolution OF necessity Is proposed Tor
adoption by the CouIcn OF the City OF
BE it Resolved by the City Council Of the
City or Manchester, Iowa.
That II Is deemed advisable and neces'
with No. vitrihed DICK with sdnd nllF
:r. or with cement wearing surface. or
With an asphaltic- cement. wearing surface
II machine mixed asphalt and crushed
rock or with asphaltic. macalalH 3earihs
surface Of asphalt aud crushed rock. or
with bitulithic or any bituninouS wear
ing surface. upon Il Portland cement con-
.rete foundation as to all of said wear
ing surfaces. the foundation to be pre-,
Dareu aud the paF,aS to be constructed
IN accordance with specifications furnished
Uy the city engineer and approved by the
city Council OF Manchester, Iowa. the FOL
tawlns streets and parts OF streets, to-
W.T.: Main street from the pavement now
IN pIuce ut Brewer street to the west line
OF LOT . Of Loves addition to the city OF
Manchester. Iowa. extended north across
said Main street.
The expense of making said improve
ment to be assessed against property abut-
ing thereon, III accordance with rhe law
governing the same. except that paft
thereon at the Intersection OF streets, high.
ways, avenues and alleys. and ene-hai1
the cost thereof at street, highway. ave
uue and alleys intersectins but not cross.
ing, and any deficiency where tine special
assessment shall not be sufficient, shnis
And the contractor who shall make sal"
improvement shall guarantee that the
same viii endure without need OF repair
for one year from the date Of its accep
lance by the city"
You are further notified that said reso-
luton OF necessity will be considered for
its passage and adoption on the LIST DAY
OF April lyl2 at a meeting OF the city
council OF the city Of Manchester. Ia TO he
held Mt the council chamber commencing at
eight o'clock D. IN. at which time and
place the owners OF property abuttlng,
on said improvement aud subject to as.
sessment for the payment thereof, and
objections to said proposed Improvement
nnd to the passage and adoption OF said
resolution.
Dated at Manchester. Iowa. this 18th day
Attest:
r. Wilson, NJ. F. LIE Roy. Il
City Clerk. Mayor NJ,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PROPOSED DISSOLUTION

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RESOLUTION
OF NECESSITY.
Notice Is hereby given that the loiIow-
,as resolution Of necessity Is proposed Tor
,uOpNon by the Council OF the City VI
ie 1t, Resolved by the CITY Council of the
CITY OF Manchester, Iowa:
That it is deemed advisable and neces-
AIRY, 70 u:ake ,mosSssu'en,s by IR'awn;
urblus. and sutterins the following VIM,
inr o. Delaware street and Delaware
,treet from the east line OF Madison street
0 the east line of Franklin street In the
lty Of Manchester. Iowa. as follows; ny
,aving said parts OF streets with No. !
itrineu block with sand filler upon hVe
nch Portland cement concrete foundation,
i've inch Portland cement concrete foun-
lntion. or with un asphaltic-cement pave,
.,ant with machine mixed asphalt ana
rushed rock wearing SURFACE upon nve
ucii Portland cement concrete Foundation,
.r an nsDhalt. macadalh pavement WIN
earring surface OF asphalt and crushed
,ock upon rye inch portiand h,t eemens
" any bituminous' pavement upon the
'oundatioh above specir1ed: and 0y curb
ng. and gathering shis parts of streets
With Portland cement curbing and gutter
IL. the foundation to be prepared ana the
!ayins, curDlux ana gntterlnX to be con-
.tructrd in accordance with specifications
,,roved by the council Of the City Of Man
hester. Iowa.
THE expense Of making said improve
neut to be assessed against property abut-
ing thereon. in accordance with the law
governing the same. except that part there
II ut the Intersection OF streets. nigh.
ways, avenues and alleys and one-ha
he cost thereof at street. highway. ave-
Tue and ulleys intersecring but not cross:
ny. aud any deficiency where the special
assessment shall not be sufficient,
hall be paid from the city
improvement fund, as provided by
suw. And the contractor who shall make
said Improvement shall guarantee that the
,ame will endure without need Of repair
or one year from the date Of its ac-
tptnnce by the city"
+ You are further notified that said reso-
ution Of necessity will be considered for
rs passage and adoption on the 0st day
Il April. 1912. at meeting OF the city
.onncll OF the city Of Manchester. Iowa.
o be held mt the council chamber. com.
nencing at eight o'clock .. m.. at which
line and place the owners OF property
,buttng on said improvement and sub
oct to assessment for the payment there
;; and any others Interested. may appear
nd make objections to said proposed I'm
.royement and to tina passage AMI adop-
ion Of said resolution.
Dated at Manchester. Iowa. this 10th day
K February. 1912.
Attest:
=. Wilson NJ. F. Leroy,
City Clerk Mayor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION.
IOWA,

The undersigned hereby gives Ives, nov c.,
mai sealed proposals for the ereSt ,nd,n ".
az .idition to the High school puiiu hn7
a. az Manchester, Iowa. including an lapT,
I'd aterial, will be received on oEn aa.
oendent School District Of MANCHESTER, ~
va Nv the Secretary, NJ. J. foran' u 4aIi
the hour OF. ;, p. M. of March %, ~
with the plans and specifications pa aephi.
cd FOR the same by j. G. Ralston. aren't H.
tect. Of Waterloo, Iowa. WHICH may o.
ssen at the office of NJ. j. 1oran' Sc, sec
retary. on and after March 12th. ~!
and may also be seen on application t.
j G. Ralston. Waterloo, Iowa;
Separate bids will be received ZOE neg.
ing and plumbing: certified check 10Y
500 90 accompanying each BID;
A certified check for $4,000. payable
to the order Of the School District. mus
accompany each bid as guaranty. th'
same to be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders Immediately on letting the con.
tract. The party to whom the contrac'
is awarded will be required to give sat
isfactorv bond for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
l5w4 NJ. j. 4OEAN, secretary
Dated at MANCHESTER. Iowa. February
IS. 1912.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-20
THE LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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j. E. Stranger and family moved t
town Wednesday to the residence
purchased Of Mrs. A. l.. Martin. Mrs
Martin now occupies part OF tn
house she recently bought Of Rober
Donahue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Reed OF Man
chester were over Sunday visitors IL
town. Little Miss Ruth Brown re
turned wa.h them to Manchester.
Mrs. j. B. Schuster spent severa
Y days in Monticello last week wit
Mrs. VIM. WEIGH.
Mrs. George Morgan, who was al
one time resident Of HopkintoI
died at her home In Oelwein last
week.
Last Monday was the election Of
school trustees. There was large
vote than usual. l. T. Wilson anc
w. Il. Reeve were elected in the
place OF G. Deshaw and S. Hogan
who declined reelection. F. r. Tesal
was elected treasurer. 1t had beer
suggested that a couple OF ladies bt
z elected as trustees and the names Of
Mrs. l. T. Wilson and Mrs. A. L,
Barker were first placed upon he
ticket but the ladies' declined to run
for office.
Miss Katie Nietart won the gold
watch Las. week which was given to
the most popular young lady by The
medicine show company.
II Mrs. Ed. Green was down from
Delhi last week.
Mr.. Bryan has been in Missouri
to see his father.
Mrs. Coyle OF Monticello visited
her sister, Mrs. E. +. Main, last
Saturday.
Sam Mosher OF Cedar Rapids.
who was in the restaurant business
here at one time, was in town on
/. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlick OF
( Worthington spent Tuesday in town
Chris sdhuster was an over Sunday
visitor in Worthington.
Mrs. Lou Lang and Miss Arthur
were here from Monticello Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Strane was a Marion
visitor las. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard
and little daughter Of Edgewood We're
over Sunday visitors at the Brooks
home.
81 Mrs. Jenkins was at Oelwein for a
couple OF weeks. with a sister during
:he latter's sickness and death.
The high school ball teams went
to Monticello Friday night to play.
They lost both games.
Mr.. Aitcheson was up from Cas-
cade Sunday. He brought his chill.
dren up, who are students at Lenox.
The many friends Of Dr.. Mackin
tosh were again glad to hear him
last Sabbath. He preached in the
Presbyterian church both morning
and evening to a we'll filled house.
w. w. Loomis has started to. erect
new building to be used as meat
market.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sutphin OF Daven-
port, deputy grand matron. was here
last Tuesday and held a school OF
instruction for the o. E. s.