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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

A man believed to be Oscar gss3e.
OF Dallas. Texas. travelling frOr ~
as' to DAuville. II. Jumped frOr
ne car window Of a fast NJ. K. a =
lrain. Monday afternoon, near sess.
"a and vas drowned IN tie ga,t,.
Mrs. J. 7. johnson. Of tAis c,,v.
s seated directly behind uss.
r'ok When The tragedy occurred
" T Randolph cf Kansas CITY
vas seated beside him Dr.. ps,.
ao.sa cane 70 Mczseo. Monday ntrst
ne s@ys be thinks the man was
er so7e hai0e'nstlcn and tooh
i'm for a detective.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

y G. Bzzks writes The Ledser
irozn COLORADO that he and BIS ,an,.
r haFizg . deItghtfcI tine ana
weather is fine. They have 70
sleep under blankets ever p,gs,
The Brrfs and Mrs. c II csr,e1sev
re living o. mountain front and.
Ford nerons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
NEW s-LAcksnrrH sunp

r w. crump has opened a blset-
smith shop IN the room next TO DR..
q. v. MeIniyre's livery barn Mr.
Clmp comes 70 iEexico from Perry.
and is a splendid workman Re WIN
90 horse4shoeirg and an other blaek-.
smith work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

MARKERS on TIE coLgMsgA
7oA0 NOW
he raaG from sAlH cssy to csazn-
"a VII - e b@z1-x~z rod Il
tns SAFE whsz Tia rev =zrEsz Az
szess za1x lie EgAraYA Tss CO..
i-1os2 comzsvcs&s Cub and C5u
"a Azto1osl@ eaaA have eo-ov@rz.ad
n lie work z1 whsa he rsz-ksrx
sArs e%z plaeed thsrs VII = Il
rroaAs n negotiating TIE -zss
frOz here 20 csEEzssz AZ dirty
Vaae@s along tie rozfe where thers
= azy possibility q f-zFeasrz TAX
~ tAs vnzg roz1 pzin Ehs.s rzrz
err Via BACK bsetsrs-g IN
ezEs the rg. rad
he Ezrks-z Win Be pgt % By ! Z
Stephens BEsas1ezt q tie Cosu-Ass
cozzs-zz Cab and d.. Guy L.
SoTss president q tie colzz A.
toEohEs Crib.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

N =. GUY DIS IN COLO
Mrs s = Wright Of this cty
received 3 telegram Tuesday stating
Per aHier4nlas. Mrs H N Guy.
died al canyoa City. Coo Mrs. Cav
vas - years o. age STE vas born
and reared ia Galway county. ne
Ledger j9lns other friends ia extend-
Ing sympathy to the berezves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

y. II Porawski has closed his pool
hzil iz Tie AayteA building. The
coaaw court. IN . resent announce
meat stated they voald not issue
licenses for suca PLACES Of business
y tie fntuEe ara Mr.. Porawskf's had
ezrlraA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Es Maggie Z nos
kizs residence property On n was
street. Price and terms rery reason
able J. C. Lzkeasa. Executor NJ
1851
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
SCOUTS nAkINc rive

Eric Cunningham and the o.hsr
hey Scouts Walking to the Caseo-
a@oe are having . fine trip. Eric
sHtes Ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs q p
Cunningham that they rsAehed Ri
fountain Aug . This e sIr nnes.
iron their esRp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
TRADES PLACE or n,,s,.r.,

~~N3FEoo.
Date Sullivan has traded lis gro
eTy store r. the west end toB F Nh.
yer foT residence property ia North
sis1ieo We are glad 70 state Mr.
Sullivan all remain in Nerioo. A.
'aough he has no. decided What ~
VIZ IN At this tina
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
HosERLY POLICE

NOseRlY POLICE
AO9erly. 10. Aug. g.
i1pe4ea@szt proceedings
WI hla'na. Giss Of Pol,oa = -
have bsea filed with ,bs 80
b. attorneys acting Tor ".
shoa Hlatoa Is accused :,
Ias cozaczl me-. Nora
"a aat 'oak ac.loa
,11s.s osA School Board burned
0.s IN Bsaoo, bozes recess
hA' HAla-au, veteran tbea,-.
al HsHAger q the g.7,o-sr
AoaeFy, hzs sod OF i g..
sSafas 'ov tfsSss.
'A7@e D BgulsE : co,p~u-
4iee T~sesaay he - !,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

Tue s. Lozss Pas.D~.
sss he 'ai@sle q Jsly 49,.
.ss -. motor vesksss asa tear.
FADE ere bs$a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

Lee and iaaally are naoviag On
% tAs Fssiaeses be ;ass bo1ght iron
M klHsy On szis Jstorsoa STREET
~ SrAss ~ii move into he LAs
pfoSesy' SAis his rev r-ssassa.es
. es'ss ense'sd 90 ne BozlsyaTa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
NEW COAL yARp.

~ office is nor open on s. olive
s. Just soath Of North side school
where VIII be pleased 70 serve
1y od patrons and new ones also
ne beat grades OF all kinds a.
c9sl wiH be handled aud delivered
promptly
R C. CARTER,
a~U Phone 7s4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
NouNss GEEK

We Es zAss sad " tie SeaiA ..
Mrs Or DznaLa VAC Seur1s5 IA.
Aas LIs1 Azaer r4ss WA
a. Eas So rzE aSres ~ AZ Vi,
EsS Asr ara Asg ars1sz were ruz.
hsre4 II tie sr1-ss re exss-s
EauHrs nZIxAE 10 sha sA-gy. Hsr
funeral wM PraasAs6 II TIE paz.S-
q N2tEaE eaz-eA ssnssy za--ax "a
4 ArEs cusEs Al A- rszA,s H.
-s Il N5sx1g cszsr
Pre- ! z Px1s-sae z-s .z-y
q SsolE EnE1. are rssssx Ms
a- Mrs Z VI Rzszrss--
Ms Azsza NzzEnek-Os1 q s.
cAEas 3 HzE-g k- eouzzx NJ
zs Ms ? SsAsA
Ez Azzs waite. q p wo-h
TzzlG E=G hHz wssk ss- Msrses to
ISL ~ r~slHEsFa< ~ arar an
Ds18sa 70 c 7 Sa- ass
via
VIZ Ar soas & Ia ssr 70 ".
W. Nu-Sr Al 6.
Tes RsT. Sa1lanssrw- 1 Msxsro
We IS 1ag q SERIES q rsezz.
n MEaEzE e EssE each uIgst Win
zEa -cE1s Also tie sznzzy
ssAs1 a. MitEsy O. progressing zsA
u EnSsr tie s-pernts.se-t F-z-k
MrGea
Ssr rsu-zad ha-s Eza
Ns74zy Esz s. Cares as al
EEs Tst "a lis oozsz rhoz se
AHd zE sen f1- . yszxx I
Wen G 7 ssAisse- arrived IN ST.
caE b learned lis las. e0usFz o.
hzIiT, w1Ilzz Sohk
r. h2 hsz Eusa tAs thirs sEr
dty yzly. two EayE hso-s As a.
fired ls- sad szsea We erteus
a1z3aasnrA
G~ rszsr 5a- n C5zszzqa&- We
2 Al VII BE- vsg izsrzraye. sw
fu1- = Eisz3sd. tbs rear
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
- So 80 Masu

4s to2 - s1=sE Tu=T Vas Al
&1s b Joe WS1gE. vso EAszs 70
&s -x-Esc rarzE-y s-u- Azszu
eoIT. Ia HIS soz& {. zEscuns
szaes ws1t 10 the KILLERS A1= Tzs
6zT a< fAZ Ps- II RT -szssz q
'ssE zzFiE hz DISPOSED * 1z.s
TIE Reporter fz1S . Es he szz
Mr. &s1Er, rksw tz~ssrTssves ~
a rsp7sss11.fTs G ts Ezo-- sen-
N 1s- Ae had sss sAs STEERS ca &
AZ and euz s0r z5szs > -aa.s
arS rzxAS taz o. es1z SEED
1s1 They Ea2ass zsoa. I po-y
Der GAY, he GTsyrsa ThA saszss
wers haAzA AaEas aza sas-bar-4
sor1e q EaxA we're rzsssa b. sA
p-l Lova LIRE s.oek Esw@=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07


H T Cart len for Omaha las
Friday night Edgar Hsnry. Who for
1sriy clerked for n z Pearl, went
Nth hin
N1 z ? Elliott and Mrs Johz
eastman Vers guests o. 2 s Dennis
and fsraHy last seek
1SE Jones and wile visited chss
Jones and wife Sunday.
The Thompson baseball team win
Play NoberT tezu here sundar. A
good game IS promised Every ian
should See this game The Thoup-
soa team defeated Rush Hin here
suaday Is to
y Gibhins has a load Of cattle
ukHrb he expects TO have On usrket
sOon-
Roy James who has been In Mostz
ma for the past 6 months. has re-
turned home On q visit ROY ia
q first class telegraph operator and
vas employed by the Chicago. MI
waakpe & Puget Sound r. r
Mrs J D Pulls has been on the
sick list
Mrs z A Grimsiey has returned
bone after ; few days Yist in cen
> A. Pulls Of Mexico was out suu~
iaY visiting friends and relatives.
4 5 Deaais' horse vas severely cut
n wire Sunday night
II z Pearl took a S. nile ride IN
auto Sunday night
Sorry to hear OF the death Of
/, !. Lyons. Eko formerly lived at
Place He had lots Of friends
I this community who regret III.
ieath. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
sHARE IN

SCHOOL FUND.
2 State wiil aid 1860 weak m.
r~i school districts iris rear AID
Aacrain VIII receive from th,s
fund si74sT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
LIST OF THOSE

LIST OF THOSE
TAKING The EXAM:
Because Of the Illness Of Prot.
L shobe of C C RoseTle had char,
OF the hers examinations vhieI
closed 2 rasy. He was assisted I
Miss A1Vs z Roberts. who teaches
in the VzndaHa schools. Those WI,
took the examinations we're.
WOMEN
Camilla Garrett, Mexico, No.
Elizabeth OBrfen. Mexico.
{ Ars Eulalia Andrews, Mexico.
Pay SnidoE. MEXICO.
Jessie Latham. Rensselaer,.
zola Besl, Mexico.
Helen Mcintyre. Mexico. No
Blessing Andrews. Merico
Iva HummeI, Center.
Ruth Ayeritt, Mexico.
Ethel Smith. Farber.
Yea Smith. Farser.
Bessie Day, Mexico
Helen Graham, Mexico.
RoEeza Brown, Laddoass.
Martha Montague, Laddoaia-
Minnie staIlings. Mexico.
Mary staIinEs, Mexico
Mars Johnston. Santa Sc
Noble lanes. Laddonla.
Lizzie TeIkamper. Anxvasse.
Elizabeth Reymer. M~artinsbarr
Lucy Lewis, Mexico
Nabei Evelyn Mahau. Columbia.
Nola Hanna. Santa Re.
Mary Murphy. Thompson.
Anna Keely, Mexico.
Beulah Griffin. MEXICO.
Esislie Slonzker. Molfra
Gray Golden. MIddletozn.
Mary Griffin. Mexico.
Beulah Marshall. Mexico.
Anna Hamnest Ladaoata.
Anna o-Brien, MEXICO.
Erma MeAfee, csutrsiia.
ick covington. MartinEburr
Beulah Greer. Rush Hill {
Mabel Kiigore, Thompson. ]
Lola Spencer. Lzddonja. ]
Anna oBren. Mexico. II
Mary cOSles. Mersoo =
MIS- Nellie NeKsehzn. Th0mFe, Il
sailie Crane, Martinsburr. !,
Ruby Weber. IAddonia-
Dolie McKsnzle. ceuiralia.
MEN
T. E Shay. Mexico, No.
Joseph MeAfee. centraIis
Earl Hagzr. vandslia. +
z LeEsgtyu. vaadzlja.
c. oftutt. Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
MISSOURI
NOTES

E 3 BENNETT SUCCEEDS
DOCTOR CUTLER
Jefferso. City. No. Aug. :.
The State Board OF Agriculture mi
day selected L b Bennett Of Car
thage a. State Dalu Commissioner
70 succeed DR.. william P. cuiler o.
Kansas City. who held that position
during the past four years Bennett
IS a Democrat, Cutler a Republican.
CLOSE COLUMBIA
JUVENILE COURT.
Columbia, No, Aug. 2
Because Circuit Judge David H. Har,
rts recently decided the new Jucen-
lie Court law 10 be unconstitutional.
The County Court OF Boone County
this week decided to act IN accord
snce vita that opinion until the.
Supreme Court passes on the VALIDITY
Of the aE. The Juvenile Court OF
which John Nurry. probate judgs. is
officio the head. closed today ug
I'll further orders.
Columbia s keeping her streets
clean With a new sweeper what
has bscone Of Mexsco's?
Columbia stores VII elose three At.
ernoons during their Fair uert veek
Al the s;oras in Laelede
10. viii be closed Auzua .asI al
hS the business mes can uork oa
be roads.
Ten thousand more aa.o Bcs-sz /.
ban we're ever issued before q. MS
tate have been called for +.
otsl is nov 34,3ss. (,
OMAN AND cHiLoD ARE I
SLAM IN HONE.
hFAsFlle No. Aug e. ,
Mrs w ~chsTaier. 60 years Old.
I'd her daughter. Ella. Is years Cd ,
ere fO1nd Murdered in Their home.
to-day. L
Apparently they had been dead two
'urs- {.
Nrs. cheEaller and her daughter
naae'sd a home laundry
mere vas evidence TIA, ne
''heT and daughter bad been cbot.
and beaten to death after h.
attacked Their bodies. ia night :
1ns' lay IN a disheysled beap
a pallet on the floor. where thsy
! SLEPT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
FARMERS EXCHANGE

Ads n Tia oosann cost ioe a
llas each lasertsoa SIX words 70
the Eaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

Pe--y Davis and fsziiy 4fsstes ri
aavss AZ stossxytse suasav. TAey
=1s ne trg n their car.
Gaas celz szIA * gexseo ~sssas
here S-as1y
1isses FlrEie snS NsI Holnan Of
Perry and Miss MAarszs Nsrrnau We
a6sE snh Mss EH1v Heck
art
At@ Gerrs8a DAVIS Ezds "a
azzasEs np to Psrry l4ss Noaazy
Miss Matte Ress ser-an OF Han
aabai Is TIE T1s * Der moAas.
thEs week
Misses Mamie Ruzdls AID Leila Dz
VS. are visiting reisiivss Ia Columbia.
this week
ka@nk Haana is Improving sg1~Iy.
Everybody is se.ung ready for he.
ChAusuqua Al Mexico Il is said Il.
ali y the best ever this year.
Quite a number fron here attend
I'd the ice cream supper ~ srrgsh-
sr EAST Saturday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

III nary u. Usa|
III S''ii'r a,,a.|
4" ORDINANCE 70 III
| TON u OF o~sDa.x,|
| . OF REVISED ossssI
| 1910 IsrrTLED -uls..'I
oRs.- /
IL Be 4 ordAined sy co..
the City Of Msneo:
Section I That szs,E
Ordinance No 2s O, q,
dinance OF 1915. ea.,ls
msanors Be amended !,
lows:
Section IL Eye4 r.,
operated or driven q, I.
highways. streets or ~,
City Of Mexico. shan
With adequate brake. b,
tag order mad sat5s-.s
s2ch vehicle al al tr.
same r. IN use, a,d
adequate bsI. hon O,
for signaling. and san
period from one half ho1,
set to onehaf hour bs,,
display al least tvo ~
On the fruut and cue q
Iof such vehicle, EElcs u
play a red light visible ts
The light OF TIE frut
Be visible at lsas. two i,
IN the direction II vsss
vehicle is proceedirE r.,
operating o. driving
on the public higsvays -
isys e TIE city Of Naia
g. when approaching a
or alley. SLOW down as
The sane and shan soai
horn or other deviee fof
saeh manner as to rrs
warning Of his approach
a person operating or ID
vehicle sAall. o. ars
Ing the hand. from 4 ,sn
or driving a hora
Or other animals. bring III
immediately to . n
travelling IN the oppoas
Ton, remain stationary %
nay BE- reasonable 20 taa
sorse or animal 70 pas.
'raveling IN tho sane dfs
reasonable caution ia
such horse or aau
that in case encA srs
lal appears badly tristan
enon operating snrh nsw
~ sigaaled 10 3d. nj
hall earase the motor Of Hip
} eeaEe running 50 loasus
szsonably neeessary to p
en' nd insure tho Safsyd
! approaehins o. pass.1gia
rect railway. which has
TO allow passengers 70
nhark. the operator Of euE
shiele shan slow dow, aai
scessay for the safety O.
SHAH bring said vehicle
%. Upon approaching 4
30 Is upon the Travelled ~
" highway, street e. alley
'oH a sidswalk, and u1os .
z an interesting
curve or a corner f. 4
rect or alley. where the
~ Is DISTRACTED. s7er
a motor vehicle shil
WI and give a amsly sd
bell. horn or other dern
Whenever a person ops
tor vehicle shan ua d
street or slsy, m
son riding or driving a
'ses or other animals q n
the person 80 oSH1E
Tor vehicle shall reasoslA
same to the right q "
highwY street OF 1
pass without intsrfaran
such person 20 opsaaxi
icle shall oveTiake aSf
g. animal Or other q
r or driver Of sBeh N
or other vehicle shall =
'ticabie. turn aside %
y TO allow free passed.
hand side Any sloA
ating a motor vsaic
intersection of puslc lsiv
sts and alleys. teT %
OF the iutsrseciss *
Of sueh Highways srcssH
when turning 10 tAs ~
to The right Of sid ~
when turning % ths q
2 Any person,
ANY or copartnership I'D
OF the provisions Q, o.
E, shan, for the frst
unlshed by a fine Of -
$500 nor more than
Tor the second violaiiai
slons Of this orlinance'
by a fine Of not less 'an
more than s5o0.@, Or y
lment in the city Fr''i
than sixty days.
ton :. This ordinance "
iect from and after its
S required by law
sed this 4th day q avg
l. POTTS
,Iaent Of the city COssdl
this 5th day Of A's
wrLLARDf
Mayo
wALLAcE DEABra
wi CITY cSS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
The CONVERSATION or HACK
MEN, OMNIBUS DRIVERS ANc
OPERATORS or AUTOMOBILES
OF OTHER VEHICLES cARRYIR
PASSENGERS FOR HIRE FROM
ONE POINT TO ANOTHER IN
TIE CITY or MEXICO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

Jos LAksz4n IS m s~0uIhszzt lis
sOzr IN bussnssz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

LAger want ais saEs yoa tine
&c EoaFg. EEsTYhody sSaas then-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
COUNTY COURT


Al the 5esSsag Of tie cozzty cezr.
aE esss@s the Prairie on q Gas Co.
was gvsn perz1zss0a 70 eruss counsy
-sa8s via nefr ppe Has wAirA
rz frurn czrrOEtaa. 10. 70 Alsoa.
m
he E2zzterly settlement vita treas
zrer e H G-z1or1 was nAde. as
Was fAs qzzrtsriy settlement of sher
ETw RRrza[
Frank wsazz6 was granted q -
zeuAl ~ his sRl1oz license
TIE rssgZfscz o. J. T. Williams
as JGsaee * the Peace ot Salt
RFer toEzzAip vas acceysed
A v Doerrses boed asa Eqzor sci
~ Vas Approved and fed.
Geo Nsysrz = al rad grazing pei
ton was exzzined ard Court gave
SIS whls the -p=sssionsrs sahscrsb
ID sIsk5A-
Tie Al8rzia Ceanty Cosn las Sc
s-A the PSt Jzr for the Sep
tezher tern Of the Circuit Cour4. as
sOEoEs. G W. Lewis. w. B Free-
zAz- J 7 Hor.sz- Walker Szures.
Cad Crocksz- Milford B=rry, SALT
River ToEnShip. Jack Tribe, C ri
s7zr7zg J D HotEzz. Geo. Dean
Rzsoz- Jack EzEkfnz. z Il Ear
s0z SaIlzg; r II Lee. TT Seal,
.nns @ W BzsEinger. T A Ca2-
-A0EA. Prairie; Johnson J. Al
Parker. 3 ? Quiek. J D PITT. PA
.sDzniel. " o Hostsaer. cnrr: A.
Wits lrvta TrateAsL Loztre
TIE foliEing bills we're allwed.
Criminal cost bills 80 tie arnomat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
tn

"OWET TO LOAN
" Snail s1ns On personal secsrits.
see cropper & Shannon. 1884
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
GIRL AUTO pgmonsrR.rnn

IS KILLED
AooeTiy. No. Aux s
faney Williams. Is years Ola d..
~oas'Fs'or Tor her faaher. Ton WI
az automobile dealer. was
aad SestOa Meats aad Georrs
Ae injured vhea al aa,Onobus n
last night oFe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07
You

koEEy. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

MEXICO should have ~
bile club 10 assist In s@lps u
suits on the roads ApgV'' ""
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-07

- LGl8 Goee-
Cattle see. S.sasy-
Hegs ssaa. S 70 lao iOEsr
Hired SIS . SO
Good SIS a so
Rczgh Tss q 81
Lght 80 q sI2
Pigs - = fS
RorxA SIS a SIC
sheep ssos siea8y.
CAi2gD GEESE
Whczs SEPT Sc IS 3 - Dec - -
a IL Nay s. 7SA
|corz SEPT - IS Dc CaiS
Nay ~ Is
PORK Sept DG ia 1879
s. Logis CasA-
No ; red S. Has
No ; rcd Ga14
No { rea IS i4aS -
No . hard IS Han
No 2 cora n
No 2 yellow TsAI,3
No vhlts u
No 7 o1ss HaA
No : whste a. Is a.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Capacity, persons2 drivers LandauBests Ideal for hundred kinds of Light flexible ard seceabe beyond others the upeep Same chass Specifications the touring (Send for the Book) Price E$95O, fully equipped. -T1f- 1,'<lZ -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23
Odlrymen'S Convention
! Wilt Be Big Event
FEDERAL pAiRYNaAk A. r. RISER
WILL BE ONE OF THE NOTED
SPEAKERs-BlG BOOST FOR
BARNES COUNTY.

The State Dairymen's Convention
that will be held in Valley City Feb.
1S and 10, promises to be a meeting
Of more than usual interest to the
people of the state.
Secretary Fline, who is also state
dairy commissioner has charge of the
direct arrangements of the program
and the commercial club of Valley
City is active in promoting local inter
est and arrangements.
One feature of the convention that
viii be of special interest to farmers
generally is the discussion of barns.
An architect of the North Dakota
Department OF Agriculture has design
ed combination barn especially for
North Dakota. The plan calls for
room for 90 COWS, stalls for horses
and pens for young stock.
The main thought in the plan is eff
cheney at a minimum of cost. It is so
arranged that additional COW stalls
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23

may be added, by utilizing that for
horses, or by adding to the barn in
length without destroying in any way
the conveniences of arrangement.
The plan also calls for silo, and
feeding and manure sheds. The light
ing and ventilating systems are we'll
worked out. This 'tNorth Dakota
Barn" will be thoroughly discussed
by Federal Dairman A. X. Risser who
comes from Salt Lake City to address
the Dairymen's convention.
Fred w. Merrill Of Grand Forks
will take up the barn discussion under
the subject Teaching of Barn Con-
veniences."
Stancheons, stalls, feed and litter
carriers and other modern appliances
will be explained.
Prof. Care E. Lee of the University
of Wisconsin will be one of the speak
ers during the convention. Prof. Lee
ia a North Dakota "a Barnes County
boy who grew to manhood on his
fathers farm near Fngal, is gradu.
ate of the N. D. Agricultural College,
who has gone out and made national
reputation as teacher and writer on
dairy subjects. The people Of his
home state have never had an oppor.
tunity to hear. him and the announce
ment that he will address the dairy
men here in February simply means
that hundreds Of the Barnes county
people will be present to welcome
Carl" home.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23

"A representative of the Times-Re
cord spent part Of the day at Rog
era Monday and while there found
time to visit most Of the business
places and was agreeably impressed
with the optdmistio line Of conversa
ton that is to be heard there. Every
one is looking for a big year and II
goes without saying that If the proper
spirit is manifest, such as is to be
heard there the expectations will be
fully realized. Rogers is good lively
little town with a good and up to the
minute hotel where hungry man can
be properly cared for. The bank is
substantial institution and the several
stores are models of neatness and
have the appearance OF enjoying
good business. Rogers is a pleasant
place in which to spend an hour.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23
ChdutduQua folds
Third Annual Meetial
ELECTS DIRECTORS AND TRAN
SACTS OTHER IMPORTANT
BUSINESS LAST NIGHT

The third annual meeting Of thR
Valley City Chautauqua Association
held last evening at the city haK,
drew a small but enthusiastic AUDI
ence.
Secretary Alex Karr made his firs.
appearance before the members al
secretary of the association, and his
address to the body apparently iE-
spired them with hope for the reah-
zation of more than their fondeE
dreams for the future of the asscciH.
tion.
AT the outset, the secretary reported
that he had raised a total of seven
thousand dollars to date toward the
endowment fund for the association
This is at the rate of more than three
thousand dollars month since he be-
gan his work, and his prediction wss
for fund which should put this as
sociation in position to give the
best Chautauqua entertainment O.
any association in the country With
the possible exception of the Mother
Chautauqua at Geneva. It was, in
fact, freely predicted by members Of
the association that Mr.. Karr's cor
nection with the association would re-
suit in more benefit to the city than
any other event in the history Of the
town. .....
At the close of the business meet
ing the following directors were elect
ed for the coming year:
Rev. Bohnhoff, D. W. Clark, w. L.
Craswell, NJ. J. Englert, Supt. Hanna.
F. Heimes, L. p. Hedstrom, G. A. Nc
Farland, Miss Minnie Nelson, D.
O'Malley, F. E. Osborne, F. White. c.
Zetterberg, Alex Karr.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23

The Right Price Mercantile Co
held their regular annual business
meeting and election Of officers yes
terday. The old officers were re-elecs-
ed: Robert Anderson, presidents
Charles Anderson, vice president and
Charles Peterson secretary and gea
eral manager. The business of the
company for the past year was found
to have been entirely satisfactory, In
fact some better than the company
had expected. There will be mo-
changes in the future policy OF the
management and they will continue
to sell as cheaply as is consistent with
the quality of the goods that theg
think best suited for the locality and
will strive in the future, as they have
done in the past, to carry an up-to-date
line of goods at right prices. This is
one of the oldest institutions in the
city and their growth has kept pace
with the development of other indus
tries and the spirit Of progress shown
is fully appreciated by those who
come in contact with this enterprls-
ing firm.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23
ALDERMAN NEWS.

Alfred Alderman was a business
caller at Wakefield's last Sunday.
The dance at Lewis Bonds was well
attended and all reported a good time
Roy Stile has received new dia
mond ring.
Alfred alderman came home sick
from Wakeield's. They think it is
the grippe.
Mr.. Kulseth had a bad accident
last Thursday night when he slipped
in a tub of water and was almost
drowned.
Christ Ludwig and his friends in
tend to leave for Fargo Monday might
to visit with friends.
Ed Emery and his brother Walter
visited at Ludwig's Tuesday.
John Johnson visited at Kulseth's
Tuesday.
Henry Kulseth intended to take ir
the dance at Lewis Bonds but the
weather was too cold.
Mary Ludwig is now visiting al
Dahl's.
Gust Dahl visited at Ludwig's last
Tuesday night.
John Eggert took load of oat:
down to Ludwigs Tuesday to have
ground.
Rosie Wakefield visited at Alder
mans last Saturday.
Lena Dahl and Mary Ludwig attend
ed the dance at Woodbury. Friday
night and reported a fine time.