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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
CATTLEMEN PLEASED
WITH HEAVY RAINS ON
LUNA COUNTY RANGE

lepeolai Correspondence a. ene neraldl
DemlnE. n. A.. July 23.--Anothor
soaking rain visited the Mimbres val
ley yesterday afternoon, the precipi-
tatlon being IS Of an inch IN DEM
ing. and above an inch In sections 90
the south and southeast. This rain.
together with the rain occurring sun
day brings the precipitation this
month above two Inches. The RAN
was sorcly needed By the sattlemcn.
az the range was crying up. A spien-
did paaturage FOR the rest Of the
summer n now assured.
These rains have also helped the
roads very much, and Frank oBrion
left Demlns this morning with u sur
voyinR crew 10 set the grade stakes
for grading the road south of Dem.
Ing. thousand dollars Will be oS'
pended IN grading this roac. ana the
work will be done Immediately.
orundy Blevins pdrcrnhsc scster'
day OF Leo q. Lester houfo In
block a.. south addition, ana viii be-
gin immediately the erection " a
g., 600 brick cottage.
H. Il. MarErave purchased two lots
last week of Lee o. Lester In Aou,h
addition. and h now bul,dua a live.
room cottage on the Same
J.. a. Dugger. assistant to tho Rec-
rotary Of the New Mexico Bureau e.
immigration, II In Doming to-day on
business. Mr.. Duggsr owns land
here. and IL enthusiastic about the
development of this valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

the election of state officers
The third matter submitted 20 the
people at the next election IN na To
the issuance OF five hundred thou
sand dollars OF bonds for tho con-
atruction aud malntonance OF Bya-
tenn of state highways. and section
Is ~ the senate bill No, i6i. which
provides for the submission OF this
question, declares that tho votes on
the bond issue shall bo counted. re-
turned canvnaaed aud declared IN
the same manner ana subject TO the
snno rules az votes east for state Of
flcora. thus putting the returns Of
the election on the bond issue ON the
same footing ~ those referred 90 Ia
Section 2 of Article V.
The fourth subject of the election
IN the submission Of constitutional
amendment. ana you say. there ara
no constitutional or statutory pro-
visions as 10 tho manner Of voting ON
the amendment or making any re-
turns thereof. Ia tho absence OF any
specific direction IN the written law
on this subject, feel certain that the
returns must be made TO you aA a
member Ut the state canyasslng
hoard. An amendment To the cOnHti-
tuition II state matter affecting the
people of the whole state and should
be dealt with by the State nuthori-
ties. Any different holding would
make II impossible Go hold any
election Whatever on the amend-
ment. which would bo vl0lntlye % the
intention OF the constitution ana of
the legislature which has directed
the submission OF the amendment.
You ask as Ia whether u would be-
necessary to have two sets Of poll
books. but ns all the returns are 10
be made 10 the state cnnvnanlng bonfd
I can see no necessity for more than
one sol Of poll books. and u would
be- very difficult, ~ not impTacticable,
Tot two clerks Of election IN large
precincts % make four poll hooks re-
penting the names of all persons vot-
Ing IN all ut Thorn,
You nlao ask na a. the form and
contents ~ the ballot on the connli.
tutional amendment. Wa have nDso-
lutuly no guide. either IN the statutes
or ~ the constitution, AZ 20 the form
and contents 0f adch ballot, on aH u
whether Il should be- a separate ballot
from the one east fOr the election Of
Officers. InasmuCh 40 we have ns
provision, as MAJ be- found IN man,
states for an official ballot upon
watch shall appear the candidates 81
al parties and ali questions 10 hs
voted upon, ana ~ each party wi
have lle uwn ballot. Recommend
that the ballot for the vote on th'
conalltusisual amendment be nepara''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
ELECTION RETURNS
MUST ALL GO TO
SECRETARY
Attorney General Clancy Gives
Lengthy Opinion on Pro-
cedure Required at APP
preaching General Election.

In answer to letter from the Sec
rotary OF state making inquiries as 10
matters OF procedure at tho APP
preaching general election, the first
election at which the people of New
Mexico have ever had "a chance ia
vote for president, Attorney General
Frank W. Clancy has furnished the
following lengthy oplni0n;
Hon. Antonio Lueero.
Secretary OF State,
Santa Zee, ". M.
Dear 6lri---I have Ca acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter OF yeater.
day on the subject Of printed forms
of poll books for the approaching
general election. nhd a. 10 how the
returns at that election are "a be
made ana oanvaanod.
First, as 90 the returns Of election
there are, as you state. four subjects
to be voted upon at this election. ant
ann clearly of opinion that all OF the
returns must be sent "a you and can
vaaaed by the state nalienaslng boaid
Section Of Article v. OF the con
stitutlon provides that this returns o
every election for state Officers ahal
be- sealed up aud trennmiliod Ia th'
secretary OF state who, with the gov
cgnor and chief juatice. shall canvas
and declare the result Of the election
The presidential electors ana IA
member OF congress. constituting twl
OF tho subjects Of tlto next election
must be considered az state Officers
ana therefore the returns should ~
made 10 you. Moreover, as 10 a.
presidential electors there Is D apo
olflc provision IN section Of arilcl
Xxx Of the oonniilutIon that the ro
turns shall be mnNo 10 and can
Ivaksed and certified ~ tho stats can
wasting board. % provided 10 case Q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
ROBBED GRANDMA;
NOW IN JAIL
William Henry Crawford of
Hyer, in Estancia Valley,
Was Determined to Become
Cowboy and Daring GuA
Man.

Hts ambition TO become cowboy
and gun man temporarily dampcncd.
william Henry Crawford, 10 years
old. who halls from Hyer. y. NJ, Is
In the city sail. having been arrested
by the police last night NJ a vagrant.
when arrested by Policeman Guevara
Crawford wore small % caiibre re-
volver. which rested IN a fancy leath-
or holster. and had In his possession
$3.50 and few trines which he had
purchased after his arrival here
Tuesday night. questioned by the
police Crawford admitted being a run
away from his Rrandmother's home IN
Hyer. Crawford ran away. he said
today, because he WIS mistrontcd by
his relatives. Before leaving the old
homestead the BOY stole 92O from his
grandmother, and also stole several
dollars worth of merchandise from
Brown n Hadlock's general merchan-
disc store In Hyer. chief OF Police
NcMh.ln today notified the authorl-
ties az Hyer OF cranford's detention.
IL IL likely that the boy viii be sent
to tho reform school at Springer. He
II practically an orphan, his father
dying several years ago. and being
later deserted by his mother. Gran
ford is "a good sized hoy and appar-
entity possessed OF determined char
acter. lie was preparing To leave
for Roswell where he hoped to be-
come n cowboy, when arrested by
the police last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
DEFENDANT GRANTED
A DIVORCE DECREE

Judge Raynoids la the district
court today granted decree vi al
vorce 90 the defendant In the case of
Emory NJ. Garber versus Josephine
Hail CARRIER CARRIER filed a suit for
divorce a number OF months ago, al
ieging that his wife had abandoned
him. The defendant filed cross
complaint, charging Abandonment ON
the part Of the plaintiff, and the court
today found the issues for Mrs Gar
Dor. The CARRIERS we're married In
Albuquerque December .. 1909.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
narrow TrlaI Agaln CollInue.I.

Los Angeles. July ga further
continuance was taken In the bribery
trial of Clarence y. Darrow today be-
cause of the illness of Juror I.cnyitt.
The defense has abandoned all hope
of closing Us case this week.
Judge Hutton Indicated today that
he was In favor of waiting Tor the
recovery of the Juror several days. II
necessary. although he announced
froHl the bench inat I,eavIits physl-
clans promised 10 have the Juror IN
court tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
THE MEKICAN' BIG
FEATURE At
A|RDOME

"'The Mexican" q thrilling story OF
love and adventure IN the southwest
- 10 be told this evonlng In the feat
ure film Of a new set 90 pictures at
the AlFdome. The scenes are laid In
some % the widest corners Of the
desert country. and countless deeds
Of daring are introduced Ia the de-
vel0pment Of n pretty love theme.
Other good pictures % be shown
tonight are IAN indian Maids Elope-
ment." another wcnturn STORY, and
''Oniy the Master Shall Judge" a
strong dramatic film.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
BRITISH STEAMER
BURNED AT DOCK

Philadelphia. July 2i.-Firo today
destroyed tho freight wharf Of the
Gus Hook. PA.
The flames communicated To the
british steamer. Trinidadlsn, which
WAS locked at the wharf, ana II II
believed the vessel will he total
loss.
rho IRE almost completely wrecked
the Trinldadan. The loss aside from
that sustained by tho steamer Ia osti-
mated al 100000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
suu.Iry aI,II NM I,nsso,I.

Washington. July 2i.-Tho sundry
clyll appropriation bill carrying APP
proxlmately s1te.OOe. 900 for the sup.
port Of various bureaus ana branches
OF the government passed the senate
today. II contains increases of about
$4,000 900 over the appropriations
authorized by the house, The dlf-
ferencea between the two bodies viii
be adjusted IN conference.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

A bad taste In tho mouth comes
from "A disordered stomach. and hack
OF that is usually a torpid llver:--A
condition which invites disease.
HERBIHE In the remedy needed. Il
corrocts the stomach and makes the
liver active and regular. Price soc.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
HANFORD's RESIGNATION
MAY NOT BE ACCEPTED

washington. July 2f.--Before de-
Gliding whether the Impeachment pro-
ccedinGs against Judge Hanford shall
so on, the house Judiciary committee
viii await the return OF the sub-cOm-
mittee which heard testimony against
the Judge In Seattle. Whether Presl-
dent Taft win accept the judges res
lgEation probably depends upon the
committees decision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
OVERRULED BY COURT

Juner Herbert ~ itnynolda In the
district court this afternoon over
ruled the motion for "a new trial
made IN tho Grntes-Gnrcla case.
which has been before the court for
some time past.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

Worms interfere with tho growth
OF children. They become thin, pale
and nIckly. Oct rid OF these parasites
at once n you would have healthy,
happy cheerful children. WHITES
lCREAM VERMIFUuE destroys
worms and benefits the whole ssD.
TEN. Price 25o per bottle. Solo py
All druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
tny rvsninE msTala a. ?. Isassa wlssl

Albany. n. ". July 2t.--uoveEnor
Dix today granted an application for
tho extradition from New York 10
New Mexico OF Herman Heinsius,
charged with obtaining money undos
false pretenscs.
Heinsius in wanted In Gallup. Me-
kinney county. on charge OF Rwln-
diing several merchants there. Sher-
IN Roberts and Deputy sheriff nrlck
have been In New Yosk for the last
ten days working To secure extradl-
tlOn papers. Helnslus WIS captured
In New York two weeks ago by Pink
crtOn detectives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
TODAY's GAMES.
Nni.nnnl Irnrnc.

Philadelphia, July 24.-St Louis
Philadelphia game postponed, rain
Two games tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
LET TIE HERALD
FOLLOW you

You viii want the Herald on
your SUMMER outing. Better
than a letter from home. You
nhould not miss your fnVoflto
newspaper during vacation days.
You Will want 20 know what "
going on In Albuquerque. order
Us Herald By phone leJ % t0o
on ~ postal card, 20 follow
you. Address will % changed
~ oflen AZ requested With no
o2ffa charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

NHIfENHW NWFIl' H-WHIIIDHVW'
Washington. July 2l,--DetrOit-
Washington game postponed. rain,
Two games tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
ALLEGED swINDLER
TO BE EXTRADITED

Governor Dix Grants Application Of
New McNiCO for Return Ga this
State " Herman fIclnsius, Wanted
ia Mckinley County.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24
400 NV no OLAssrFY.

FOR Modern aleeplng rooms.
Including large front rooni also
llght housekeeping rooms. stole
Hotel VOurth ana Central, NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

FOH RHNT--Two nicely fufniuhed
modern rooms. also rooms for llBht
housekeeping reasonable. az Nortn
sixth street. sec
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-24

WANTnf)--Two hustling. wideawako
men for city ana road york, Good
pay every day. sia West Gold Ave-
nue. 81
Washington Journal., 1912-04-06

Riot Su beIfsn. Grfter
Di9ter: Run, Serr college. modt
SIR neues Gb:oteritiid CUTE RuFe9
3peiter Di9tsr: . ia. Grfter Did,
ter: Mter es lit ia meiTt ME iemonb
i'm Sb.atsr. 3tpsiter Di9ter: ga.
tptsbdl6 Fibrt aud Der sinFdIties Dis
rertOr mein Stid osrube an IOIGsn
Wbenbsn ouEl
Washington Journal., 1912-04-06

-3erFrsut. prOfeHor: nMer'
hen snGbise 5rou bisfes Sabr lpiebev
mad @issboben geben9" Grau:
REIN, i9 mO9te nal Is MusIorb Be.
Iudsu.~ - prOfeHCr: 20 NusIonO
- . Auslanb2 - Mo Iieet htnn
has eisentIid9"
Washington Journal., 1912-04-06

Trsd. 8sttIsr: Gin ormer
&eiienber bittet um cine tIeiHe Inter-
ItiibuHs." - 9ausberr: ~Sier ipirb
ni&ts seseben, Id bin MitgIieb bes
Wercins seeen 9ausbstteIei. - Bstt-
let: -Durfte i@ bann nm SHre 3sste
itmotion bitten9"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
\ Minister'S Opinion.

Linton, N. d., March ~. 1912.
To the Editor of the Record
Walking through the streets of
Linton in the evening | have noticed
gatherings of school-boys indulging
in mischievous fun. thereby losing
good morals and being hurt by the
fact that it is the curse Of bad
actions that they speedily bring forth
nothing but evil Bad company will
also spoil good morals The public
school is great blessing TO our
country, hut, as the aim Of the
school consists more i'm an education
than in training in several studies.
this work of education cannot be
successfully performed by the teach
ers without the assistance of the
parents. School-children are under
the care of the teachers during
school hours; but, after school. the
parents or guardians carry all re-
sponsiblity for the child. Let the
children have an hour or two of rec
reation after school; but after sup
per when it is dark, Children should
be entertained or employed by their
parents. Where the children have
their own way the children are not
to blame. because they do not com
prehend the range of their doings.
The teachers cannot be blamed, be-
cause they have eXhorted their pupils
to make better use of them time
than to indulge in loafing The
parents. having all the responsibility,
are to blame, and the village officers
are to blame to some extent for not
passing an ordinance prohibiting
children from running at large after
dark. Public decency and tact re-
quire (showing education of the
parents) that old and Young people
should talk respectfully of the teach
ers, who have difficult task i'm
structing our best treasures, our
children by all means it is wise to
speak and work, praise and punish
in conformity with the teacher. not
for the school, but for the life we
learn; not for the present day, but
for the future life, we are educated
Not for our village only we bring
up our children, but for our beloved
country. A good citizen will obey
the laws to their full extent. A
good child will obey his parents and
teachers, who are set by God as His
deputies for the children.
Respectfully, II. Wiegand.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
Real Estate Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certala
tnorighgc exec nted ana delivered by Ghari.f
lieWitt and Marie Dewitt husband anf1
"fe, nprtgAgors 10 Linton Haxar, u corft4s
ration uiorigauee, dated the lsih day ~ N
toter lf1a, and filed for record in tbs oiiis
OF iiIe Register Of Deeds In and for the eonn
~ OF EmrHons, state ~ ~, Dakotn, on ~,
I'm day 81 October, and recorded
fpnk ~ ~ Mortgages. al page ao5 WI III
forneipsed by a sale ~ the premises fl suf9
morighg" and hereinafter described ~ tiFe
front door ~ the court house In .lut,n, y
The e,Dn'vnf Emninns state of Notfii f91s
koth ~ the hour ~ O'Clock D. m on ~. Vii
day ~ April lal2, 10 satisfy the amount tis,5
Upon surh mortgage on the day OF saie I'm
premises described in such mortgage 3ii4 =
"hirn VIII be sold 10 satisfy the saui. 80
descriitI Il, follows
The northeast quarter \ r. - ~ ~aGft &
ton tiuj, IN Township one hundred thiite
three tiyD north Range seventy sis f5
vest ~ the fifthp NJ
iherr Will be due on sni;h mortgage On. i}.s
dttenf safe he sum ~ sHf ~ exclusive II
TIE cost, iris foreclosure.
efetiz'' apfD LINTON BA/AE
Mpr,gngt,
Lynn n .ovp>Try
Attorneys for Mnrtgagec
Linton Sorlh Is4ef.F
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
ltauge seventy six 90 ives, u III rffb4

ltanee seyenty--is 10 wes u ihr Ifth
r NJ
The south halfof the southeast quarter ~
: OF ID of section thirty four t3J)s
'lown.hlp one hundred thirty ll.p, Enags
seventy seven az, west OF tim iifthP
an ;, 81 5 +. ~ ~ section thirty four ~
Iownship one hundred thirty IW Rang,
seventy seven 90 west ~ The ifth Y N
The NORTH, half Of the south half ~ tla
northeast quarter IN Y, ~ Y az n H. 4i
Of section Ave On Township ltundrqi
twenty nine tl,pD Range seventy sis stsgi
west ~ the Eiftf = NJ
The snutn half ~ the south haIf ~ th,
northeast quarter @ ',ofs. =, OF N T. OH
section I've ~, Township one hnnditi
iwenty nine fsD, Range -.vcnty-sis i5Hf
west ~ the finn r "
Dated March n A u. 1912
ttnarit aprD DAVID r.. kNGkMAN
Executor II the Last VIII and Testament (
l9hn nrern Ryfhuan. Deceased
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
Sale Of Land.

Notice Is hereby gwen that - pursuance
3nf an order made on the Rub day ~ lrDfi-
airy -. 1912, by the Jon. aharl-s u Car
ley, Judge OF the Comfy tpuri IN and for
the county Of Emnions, 81 ate ~ NDrlh pa
kola, the undersigned, tn" executor on the
las, Will and testament ~ John Green Iiy:,s-
man late OF the cnnntyof Fsfnmoiis nnd state
OF North Dakota, deceased. VIII on Iuesday,
the eth day ~ April, y y M al nnc orioek
in the afternoon of that day Al tilc rest
dencc Of George w Ryckinari, section u
Township i2a Range 4. in iii.. county ~ I'm
mons and state % Nnrth D;,koij., oif,'r far
SHE and sell AT public ,nG ton, ~ ltit highest
bidder on the following terms ofr iiiiid al
the purchase prlce cash a, tinle ~ silie;
one third on I)cfrmtfr iG2. aud one iiird
on December ! 1913 unpaid pnlanfie, 4, i,e
cured by Il first mort gA2e M ibeIaftd ,nrriiitsE
ed said sale 70 be subject 10 hrnstion ~
the Judge ~ said County Court, iiIf,ss feiA
tain lots pieces or parcel, Of inid situate
lying and t,ctnY In the county ~ ErnpiDu.
and state Of North Dakota and ,lesetibed a,
follows to-Wit
Iors one ~ and Two 70 in section ace 10
Township ons hundred twenty nine fl2f',
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
q Nos omlp and 1865 cMar u Ap. ~
Notice for Publication.
Department ~ The interior
I : Land Offc. ~ Bismarck n u

No,ce is hereby given That
ANGEL ELwESs
or Omio, North Dakota, who on Novemt"r
, iNG, made Homestead Entry No 3d.ls,
Serial No. 0sija for the north half % he
southeast quarter ana the southeast quarter
81 ii,. .outbe asst quarter Of section ~. IoHn-
.aip ls} north Range - yes, ~ the iifth
Meridian, and On November 7,
lQll made Additional Homestead Entry No
Dls.s5. serial No olNa5 fpr NE southwest
quarter " the southeast quarter "i sentinn
iiftb Principal Meridian, has filed noties ~
Intention 10 make hnal i've year proof -
d .tabli-h claim u III. land ,tr,ye desctiued
before Charses - 'arley Judge and ~
lifirio Clerk ~ the County court AZ Linton,
Nar,h Dakota on th- I'D day 81 Apilla
lal2
Claimant name, .ltnes>es
Andrew Hanson, ~ ONE, u,
AL roman of linton. u
Charles Lips, of Linton J.,
William schwap ~ Linton, y u
4 N -TFy FNS. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

nd,r this department the Record in
Ntfc> a discussion OF any and All Que>tlons ~
interest 10 Ms readers. also Ii WI attempt 10
provide answers to questions OF interests
MI COMMUNICATIONS must he made As brief
As possible aud must he accompanied Nv the
name ~ writer u request IS nit,is not To do
-, such name will not be published,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
rial No osOoo) tMareh Aprill 10
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
Land Once at Bismarck N i,
tf.Irpt.rv Itiip
Notice Is hereby given that

February I, lss
Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES r. GREEN.
on Icmvk, North Dakota wis, on iilly ~
1908 made Homestead Entry No iili,, So
rial No. olDD9. for the southeast quarter OF
section z, Township I.J north Range - west
~ the lfth Principal M.rtiinn has ,icd
nntice OF intention 10 max final iive4ycsf
proof, 10 establish claim 10 The land aliov.
described, before Charles ~ Garley, ,lndgc
and tx -ofiitio Clerk 81 the Gountv ourt. ~,
i.intpn North Dakota, on the ls,i slay ~
pril, 1872
Claimant names Witnesses
George nrogan, of Marie, n !,
William schwab. Of Linton n u
] ames n Jennings, Of Tcmvl, N u
George Dexter, OF 'rcmvik N II
x N STEVENS Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-21
MARIE MATTERS.

Correspondence of the Record. March H.
Mr.. James Green made trip to
Temvik. Wednesday of last week.
Miss Hattie Helgeson spent last
week at the home of her friend,
Miss Cora West.
Miss Mabel Adamson, after
three-weeks' tusse with the grip,
has returned to her school at Marie.
Mrs. James Green and Miss
Blanche Adamson attended the liter
AIRY program and debate at Omio
last Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Mitzel went to Linton last
Thursday. returning home Friday
He found the roads in better shape
than he had expected.
We. wonder why j II. hasn't been
seen on the streets of Marie of late.
Perhaps an overloaded cutter
proved more serious affair than
was anticipated.
miss Blanche Adamson, who has
been visiting her sister. Miss Mabel.
is now visiting friends in the Omio
neighborhood. before returning to
her home in Pollock.
Many people attended the
debate, and. as usual, report a
good time. The next meeting will
be held at the home of John Dray
ton, Saturday. March 23d. Subject
for debate: Resolved, That Social
ism is better than our present form
Of government
Casper Wallinger. the new mail
carrier from Marie to Linton, finds
his task quite congenial. The
roads have been passable all winter.
He informs us that his father and
mother will return from Bismarck
next Wednesday. His mother has
undergone two operations for gall
stones at st. Aexius hospital, and his
father had a Slight operation per
formed on his foot
Chatterbox.