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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12
ACTRESS' LOST DIAMONDS
 MERELY AN ADV.

stow on the fascinating actress felt just like pikers.
 It took nearly week for the ex- Citeinent about the diamond necklace tn wear itself out on Broadway an'l then the box ofIice receipts at the part -cular playhouse where th fair Valeska (her real name is Maggie) desported herself bega to fall off again.
 The press agent had learned his business via correspondence school so he had no originality. After looking up the formulea to be used on occa- sions like this he found In rule twen- ty-three of Maxims for press agents that the proper follow up for the dia- mond necklace story was robbery.
 It was easy. hint dropped to {. hard working reporter dying for news and twas done. The next morning in gl,.ring headlines appeared the an no,unccment thai Miss Murray had hc.ri robbed of Il string of diamonds worth thirty thousand dollars. Easy. That night the theater was packed again.
 Now 1t was all right and one of the oldest and crudest games in the world. The press agent was very young and inexperienced or he would not have
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12

TO oGT TA9 MEWa That interests Alssaeans vou shoulA subscsihs for the Daily NseesG. ss.eo
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12

MlaIae Glltlsas ssaAy sss malIlal q shs Nsseee seleA ssA..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12

Healy River-Josh Ray. a prospec tor. recently announced the location by him of a ledge In this district which Is 300 feet wide and with thousands of tons of ore in sight. The lead Is free milling quartz. Ray is having as- says made and if any value is found In the samples he brought and the lead is as large az he says. 1t will be the biggest thing In Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12

Wolf Creek.--The two-stamp Hendv miii on the Rexall claim on Wolf creek has started to crush ore from the Homestakc claim on the same creek. according to August W. Baizi- mer. The Rexail mill is in charge of L. A. Freestone, and is working stead- fly on the shipment of ore. amounting to about 2s tons. The ore was taken from the Homestake by George Nigh. tengaio. who has lease on the claim, and who has been working on the stringer for the past several months The ore. according to Haiximer. who is the stalker of the Homestake prop. srty. will average better than did the shipments of ore milled from the claim last winter. One of the shipments went e7T to the ton. and the other went t7o. The Wolf Creek minina Haan says that the ore looks better and sioher than did the shipments that were run through before.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-12

valdss--word has been brought 10 vsldss from the Gold Kink property. asar the colunba siaciSr; thAt the mn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

1850
Tor f-room brick cottage. Lot 5ox1fR
feet, on 4th East near iith South. Terms
$500 cash and si5 per month.
$3.50
for 4-room modern cottage. built OF ce.
ment blocks. on street near 18th ave-
nue.. Lot 35xl4o feet. $3.50 cash. the
balance long time.
s450o.
$500 cash, $50 per mo. for a T-Toom mod
ern brick cottage. south front. on lst ave-
nue.. This home Is in tiptop shape. all
modern convcnlences. hot watcf heat.
Paving, sewer and ali other special as.
sessments paid In full.
A. RICHTER
% Main Street.
Phone Was. Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

SPECIAL BARGAINS AT ROSARIO
Poultry yards. 9Ti Washington In ;. 9.
w. Leghorns :. g. 4. /. Reds, chicks
tnree and six weeks old; Ancoua baby
chlcks and eggs FOR setting. At the prices
10 be quoted this stock will not last long:
Come carly. b2Oi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
Real Estate TO Exchange
Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend TO all details In transferring and
morteaEing land titles Capital. $500. 900.
23s Main. s252e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FOR SALE
For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

WE HAVE THREE CARLOADS OF
horses just arrived some extra good,
big ones; parties anxious 10 sell quick;
can give extra good bargains now. salt
Lake Horse & Mule Market. 3At ". 9Th
So, Wasatch 4167. sl073
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

For information and full particulars
apply TO -
w c. ALBERTSON,
General Land Agent,
Also Gen. Agent Canadian Pacific Rail
way Co, Land Branch.
6O3-4 Dooly Block. Phone Wasatch 1888
b222
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

FOR RENT, SMALL STORE WITH Up
stairs saesroom and work shop; finest
front and best location in city; specially
adapted TO millinery. suits and cloaks,
ladies' tailoring, etc. Mehesy Theater
building. s253S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FOR RENT
.Apartments Furnished

KEITH APTS; <,r,sbed
n class and elegantly '1Gnt 1Ionatton
y and single rooms: ilnest4 10, one
fv' opposite Eagle Gaze; e;n,ng ME-, dis
Sof the business ana Si59PE 1e9 n south
4 an reasonable rates. L. b23O
- ar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taSidermist line made as you want II.
r.. Stencil Fur Co. 81 L. Broadway-23
years in Salt Lake. n5Ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
FOR RENT
Stores and Offices

Apply G. S. Holmes. semloh hotel
mtIf3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
ANNOUNCEMENT


S. l.. BOOK STORE. 80 Z. 2ND SOUTH;
A. g, Hockett. from Kansas City. prop:
sa43e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

BUY 4 FARM IN PARK VALLEY.
Over 10000 acres al
$500 TO $3.50 PER ACRE-TERMS
EASY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

Our land from TO 10 miles nearer the
railroad than other lands offered at same
prices in Park Valley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
BEAUTY PARLOR

IST Masc >,.----~N-----0--~-~~.~-~o
|Petina ooAGE IN THE CITY.
d. so 'sstem. Was. 1886. Sc r.
h2l7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS. NJ HAYES. SPIRELLA CORSETS.
one year guarantee. $50 West Sd No.
| Wasatch 25S0-J. NAG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
BICYCLE REPAIRING

PHIL WRIGHT. PIERCE AND BADGER
bicycles; repairing a specially. S1i
South West Temple. rlSi9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

hes T., Make YOUR SPRING.
1o the She me Brown school OF dress7
| Come o oueslgnine. cutting and NJ.
n bldg W. W. gay or more. Sixth floor
~-~-----. Iu9. b22g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
Apartments Unfurnished

E LESTER: THREE LARGE ROOMS.
Appearing bed. heat, gas, laundry,
/tfs, sleeping porch. janitor: cosy,
alike, with nice lawns and flowers :
In: only SIS; but must be small
My. Apply I25 East ith South or
Ne Wasatch i672-J. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
CHINESE HERBS

l., SU WOO. 1l6 So MAIN. and FLOOR.
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies. Consultation free nlS1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
SPRING CLEAN SALE OF
NEW BUNGALOWS.

6-r., was $4,000, now $500
6-r, was $4,000. now .......... 370o
TT. was $4,000. now ......... 1900
$500 down, balance monthly. Ninth
ave. and j ST. Ali OF these are modern
In every respect. well built and complete
in every detail, cement basement, FUR
mace, harwood floors. built-in furniture,
buffet kitchen. fireplace, etc. Sewer, wa
ter, gas and sidewalk. Nice neighbor-
hood. fine view. You will never get such
bargains again, as these prices are be-
low cost Keys at $50 st.
MODERN HOME BUILDING CO.
42l Dooly Block 1896
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
For Rent-Pianos

PIANOS FOR RENT CHEAP. RIVERS
Bros. 22 West Third South. r743
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03

CONTRACTORS

GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR co.
will give you estimates on your car
penter work. bricklaying and plastering.
painting and kalsomlning. paper cleaning.
tuck painting and whitening and cement
work, We are reasonable and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Phone Wasatch 1855.
ti5 East Second South. si26i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
CLEANING AND DYEING
TAILORS

ROsELL. THE TAILOR, 75 SO. STATE,
Suits and oVercoats from SIS up. g1o22
A. j. HALL. TAILOR. CLEANING AND
repairing; ladies and gents suits made
TO measure: suits pressed by the month.
2O2 f. End So. Wasatch lS42. s9a5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED

AND REPAIRED; BABY BUGGIEs RE-
tired c. 4. Fowler. key, gun. bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasateh 1856.
lis West End SO. sl4S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
For Sale-Motorcycles
Autos-StOred and Repaired

THE POSTOFFICE GARAGE HAS
been opened by j. L. Fleece and G.. W,
Ballard, and in the future will be con
Quoted a. a first-class auto shop. We
have only skillful mechanics in our en-
Dloy. Autos stored and kept In running
condition. 69-73 Postofflce place. si2Si
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-03
CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg
Co Phone 329o PISS
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
ELECTED
NcaA> NiNN Elk~ rs E<alts>l Ruler
<lxhx,r lStixvrS S>lNS>s>N.


Msas:, \, u, Marrh i:-tiatver l.
NsiNrsssm Mas e'er:ea exalted sHles
~ Hssa Msars ;@Isc, i. y " Ems "a;
tsr an"aat etee!tea ~ cfaescs, & \.
WNsras Mas elected secretary, \ tarse
aa::Her y! she ;teNee.S wx:c yreseH,
a"a .se siet.sna proved He&. tGsesvS.-
t.x
t>esa:N Gss@a sNa,sea &ule. rsnmte
~ Gsa"a Euss< Mas .ec ncaased
ceremonies ne trrA tse OPPORTUNITY
s. src"pisasea: Mn,et lodge 9. KS
ame nn"ae .M& sale"ss& ,aeM>e-Ssir,
Ne atSa saNe 4 esses rr.Eem oy the
<s,wys. ~ = varseas te1seS se-o@ss.
~! ssse Sts:e = sest.aeS !aa: &ss
a>sa ~ \e:<a thasN:a = "aaAtcs rmes:
f.ssa strides
ps eesatf - snt seise sNaae4s
N9cYsN rseSet&ea II, Y, ttasasl.ea. e1-
81 81. sraae. "ssa \ handsome els
ssSIs :eSea My ;s="ssas~a>s a&n,Sa-
sssssss," es re lodges a.slrs as;stak
Tire 49,. yea: has see" 4 s,seeat& @ts
saA AIS aes%s.@re I'm. Mtas. x 4
matte. 81 Aevses. 2e<.e. 70 every
ascsssr:r
tsr .vtee~ sss ~*te~s weee sfes:es
- soy. sv$ .ss ensuing year
sNsisea Ssse"~~ st&eNv- /. ssssse>-
sye@aa%s Natxasa & A-~ssa isaf:-
t.esss AassAs~rt~ y ". t'e"e*.
t.rxsa-ts< Nstxes~w-a5see Te,fsS.
S~ecsss4sN-s \. WsS2as<.
.s~.s&sxs~ sir:ers :. Maroon,
..N~A.se~s~at.. VI thays s.4 tesr
& as~e.
yNH~s~ss*eer M~essx".ses>>
fss> representatives 10 assss4 ~
-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
University News
new Plan
FOR THE
Competitive System of Han
ding Publication Endors-
ed by Junior Class.

The university junior Class decided
yesterday afternoon to adopt the pro-
posed competitive system FOR the man
paper. All et the editors for the
coming year will be picked on s COM
ressssrs basis with the exception Of
the ed!tor.:n-ehiet and ne will not
eanie under the plan uni! next year.
Lawrence Plank was selected by the
class yesterday to al the position Of
editor-in-ehief for the coming year
and he will take charge the trst part
~ April. II is NOT definitely .uwr
whc will @e she other members ut
:Ae ASSsra, The new hoard al. &c
>e,iAnsca o. four students besides t&e
.HaaastaS editor.
Under she old system, all Of ths ed:
srrS were selected from one class aHs
under she new plan any ssasen: N
he Institution is eligible 10 compete,
IL this way I, IS hoped 60 Ma&. the
publication y university paper ias,eaS
az isavinE !s 10 one class 20 manage
CNraerS Easten WAS selected ~
cuisines manager .. the paper sor next
year and Htatmer Swcnsen Siu Ne
his assistant. The nex. manager xad
his aSSsSsan, will also be chosen on
q CON. pe.i.fve basis Any ssadcn: in
:hc university can work for the posi-
siccs ana the persons bringing n tie
sarSess financial returns wfse ee Sc
sessea A. the present stMe this pspe.
IS ROT paying VERY welf and uad-- sfse
ne@ system il is expected tia. - e
easssnet.Sve iaea will bring in mach
nsecw ,seHeS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
THREE POLK CO
PLACES ARE WEI
Fosston. Baglcy. Ada, Fer.
tile and Mcintosh are
Arc Dry this Year.

THAT the n"rthw "atrrn section W
Mtunraota Ii s%tt"nsl prohibition Is
Indicated hN the ~rraaitn of the annual
tow nship and Ntllae" clertiuus h"ld
t~h,>,hHh", the a,atc Yesterday. with
the exception ur fnnr small towns,
Hr"nnun. nklrr. tir""lts and Mtddl"
E'>rt. There IL not "a place am"ns
the Villages aud tWwns tltnt ts NOV
wet" from the Canadian Tine south
&" i'rtr"tt "n III Northern PACING aud
G,tnraNtll" m the Great Northern,
The cities, W course. like t%'roukst"n.
iiemidit II tast t;rana Forks. are
still claNsrd among tho VETS"
In r"lk county a peculiar and ratN.
~ Intoxicating state "t affairs EXISTS
Ther" are "nlN thrcr places in tho
entire county hat are wet" They
arc tro"kSt"n. Ea>t GRAND Forks and
FISHER, INV latter place did uNt vote
,m tho lluu"r question AT Yesterdays
election,
trsSlon, HasieN. Ada. Fertile and
Mclnt.Sh are all rlaSsrd aMnns the
dr>s, N the line runntns north Uui
az cr"oksIon tn the Canadian border
there Is not ~ single place that Is
Wet"
rh1~ afternoon nv rotMrns had tren
tcrctNcd moan Thu Iron Range district
and II southern half W the state,
There Is ALWAYS y hot Iluuur nsht IN
the nS AMI Villages IN the southern
part NJ he state, aud some interesting
times wrCe Hooked tur Yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
TO PLAY MODEL H|CH SCHOOL
lA>~o lltGtN Stl,ANl basketball 1tSsiM
NM Ms~N N,n,orvNw NiShl-NIM
Nr NV Contrasts.

What promises ~ hc II of the
m"St interesting anne W tht, local
htsh Srhoci basketball cams season
will I've played Thursday ntsh.. when
they Will meet the model hish tvc vi
Sra"a Forks, rurt"x the tnter>ctty
series W games AT the Y NJ, Z, \, last
tceemtsr. the model high school team
waS tho only oHc that defeated the
locals, n ~ return game hAS hces
Waved since, That sat"e Mas played
m the university Moor and. with tho
weeks ~ practice and experience he
hind them ana the advantage 0t play,
t.s ~ tnetr he:He nner, she locals q
rets - reverse she Sit9aI:e" tusHur-
:~w mtsa..
There viii te tN.h hrs, and second
ssam anne and the FIRST evaseS WILL
I've Called p.,tmpsiN AZ : O'CLOCK,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
&sAt,.> NJ

AZ a eeeeSsss ~ sae Wa.esMpra. ema
faslte IA ss>s>SsAvas> ~v.3aaa,ssee ~ sae
eStN es.ta,as NxasesS=N EAr- N.suSssUs. y:
eNtSM1saA s.e ~ tni ~ ssAsss.s 4
~ Masss set@s Is. = .aa.s
sasseftss rssAt "*4e'. s.s%sssseS 81 10
&tsS IN ste sFsS. MSS% E-ASs se. Shr
e~SsMs~sste~ 1eraaeS, n-~vNes, seas ~
tsss tNnr Ea-s t N:4sA *. ts.sss>ssa
SAe &. eAA"e +a> lasAsse sAte, tee
@.*Es~s nss sE~. ;,s,'axa, ~. as ,.s
MsestNx - ste >~'.eAsaes%%at &sAe $sS:
eN@stss,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
t4>hcr t,c.~ .\Muthcr luM

EiNnsatNk ttiha0e &carsr tssheY
NJ lahsaHh, whv has nceN aM attashce
~ tho legislative session for sn.n,
wears. has aeea eMsaEra ny Marshal
$hea an a na;iin tns the term NJ tea~
etal venft which es">cnoS today. aud
hr Ia aelsshtei wcn the saet that he
wtti W. Afforded :he .>unrYtuntsN ~
tv.n,ai"i"s ~ s.e capita. ST, ,rs sr>,
c.a. ,:.Na wei,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
t~,crxrr,,n ,,n IN, I.h

fasSe Ne@stesN News y. y GeSse,
SNs g, Nsasa sNssS, :sa>et,ax sales
H"S"A t@saes A"a PARTNER 4. seae"a'
ss~sss - \rsEss t&srts. Mas 4 s>a.r,
Nis1:"f >e$ses.s.> ~ las tsss .rst, we.
a% s~eNssEcsN >tace asS :~e~s. sems .rss
y, N=tsE@snsa ~ rs>ss ais daughter Nr
~ et.t.&Nsessst rNer che s.,xl,
sseSs s'ts>>ea ses sse p:e>~n. >eas AZ!
= sssEnsSSss' eN.. sAe hatasu y. N,s.n
t+Se!+ ~ AZ Snes &. s.sSaexs NJ.
Gess"s<@' eeNeFs sse Ness. tHaac:. ,e.~
stsesN sns M~e>sssss rsSsveAs 4 ny
s~N>
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
Returns M Montana.

Ati t'"t',ns, NJ" has been NtSislns
Intends amt triatlNe~ in the civ aur.Ms
ne vast tMu m.nnths. wtit leave tun,,r-
'"w ~ FNidaN rGs ~k>asN!cw, Ment,,
neaf which rla'r Nc has ranch utter
sass fhaI ratttrular At>tsirt lrv,ks
s""a t" nv ,'"lltnS iISt AVN because
et the entrance VI ,hc Ereat Northern
iattvVai,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
VII, t.~u,.,e N,w nan.

tteNIsa tsahe journal NaFM,aM t:iaeS
Nt s.eAed tNeks hsa teen seeasea a.
Aat@sat fvH sAe formal e(,eAins ut the
new &eia han es .,e EyiN.ri~.s
ehatvh ~htra NH taAv rtae. s,as.e.
NeAaAN ME. saaek, wae, ~ s.s.e vs sse
best SesesstN ~ NssanA F@sks. - a
ssssseS 90 nnse ~snH0asaaAs she >sasr
An1 Ese sset t.as ae has t.eeM %xvasvl,
NN a aaNse mANsAEAx af she tssssta
ban xAeAsa p.s..Ne thsE ss.e eNvas snssst,s
h3la As!s~cttrM rSs A.aS.e Towers
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
lA.n,a, Wn,ru ,.t,u,x,

The Wi!aNM ~iNaWsural va.,A. ri.
Mfes Wetp ~i,sriaNea AZ taa Metre
fHittan ,n!a AFTERNOON and they W:i.
We AhHWa AGAIN Eh.a EVENING. ihe.e
NetAk cWt oae aaNNs rtrams;taM vi shr
WsNa IN snia e.iN. Tonight the s,t..a
4" haoh M MiNnea pat.s where tae,
Nlt te aseplaNei rnarsaaN,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
M M. l~.,.,,aa.

nv N%Vl q NlWlu II WneleN r|Nilest
has teeN ne,erteA IL lake uharsr vi
Il fttes Methnatat ,antrh 1t Tho rstN
00riNs he ateenee NJ Ee>, At, Mr-
CeN, Whu /. etinNt"s "A Wait With Wi
atiVes and trienaa IN California. rev.
and Mfe, Me,'oN cNrert ~ he Az Az
tfoM the vttN at.nWt ain Weeka,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
CALL FOR TRACK nn OUT
Coach Arun<srAne IASks CAHitaasee fcr
/ rtAexS ~ Report for Prarske
! Thursday.

Al men interested in track work
"a. she state university hare been re-
le@esse4 10 appear tm CMscA Ar--
ssroaS-s etshee Thursday afternoon st
TO o>e1ocs and plans ter the SveSne
lrrxsrsre will b. discussed NJ. ArE-
'sts@rx has made arcsrkent.nss s@ that
81 n&tca.ee sill Sc ahne TO ceasc 5a the
e nhnssfara arS asser.es,a IN TIE assk
q. sreshasa AeurS. Tbs. anniversary
SStG anaesasssder nare. D eo.,.a track
ssaas axxEa this year - tMsrs are
ra1s.er - old ReE hacS - school
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
I. t,,,,,,'o,t,,s-

" Il Munfctd, %to'haetlN ronneVte0
Win the fumes tte,ald amt wine Ne
gently umttetW cut Az urefati"n AT Mat
rem, MtMn t,aa rev"Neted auH',ientlN
tn tetuIu M tta active "n his vlaiu,
Near Middle Ei>et. Minn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12

ra.. asxsAnSa. and senn,r has8ssNsfr
csal,,ss sc che STATE ~urasec">rGc viii gGss
IN The gymnasium esin ->s'.nifne ac
N.m e'clGs& AND ttr .stI.r,. and
s9,hs,H12r4 Squads viii ilsss hrss u,
sDSsifsr each eshar. Tia opening
games In the ser,se ftc sae claxs
chanpiernisi1 wsrs 1l Esei NJ che fr~
se.c1r;on t1st Monday svv1snte vba
snail games viii De plly@I asxr h>r;~
Day uiY1ts..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-12
A. III, Noct.

THE Metr"t"lIan theater IL NAL,
lnA N "a iuic 4" give the i,att"ne /,
hiah Niass sel-,ti"n ~ a t!taf"n"l ,
and thia> nmd t"u,ntNnw the aele.tin,.
Ntli tr "aweat liz THIS ttaut.' euus
Nv t'atus" aud Hh"tN
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tAAr"tah Ii,wucr, aud nycv.

We ahs"latel> guarantee our dry
''loarins. d>eins. pressing aud repair,
'hs all Ills Hlaaa M,tk at trasnnatlr
l"ttes IiNc us :, fetal Telephones.
anai. N, w. .ssl. I, i,
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T'w., .\,... IN,

Mts Ge6igc i'e,kins Ia suffering.
ffnm a severe attach at '"ns'iltls at
Is6t ttutue titt s,,tt. tit"iGn. VII" has
'eGentiy t%e,nsrtc1 TfUtu the mrasl"s.
IN ala, sutTctina IRON, ea, ttnt,''ie,
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Nl,nrlrr l:nrAlM Ill.

MasteS t'hnrtrn ,3at,tn. the Iittle I,
Nrat old sVn ~ Nh, aud MtA, 4. T..
tsatNth U tieitunnt aNcuuc. haa hrrt,
,rtN Ill thr raat Few ,laNr suffering
ttNm a atulh.un ,ar, Nf mraalra.
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Ota,c,a,". /, l.c.,.S.,rSt,

VNe M A"thnn> aMd tahota elena
esr at nrf waa Aeatt~,Nca Nv Htc laa.
eNeHtns. There ''eins tut a amall
aN"Wnt 1T statn so ii The rre start
et sN tie eWre,a W the ele> ater. aur=
&sasellN fVoM nratka,
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u,sn.,.. Mauu ,~ ,,e ,t,,,,.

Nsstor Cameron Mann 81 tarsn.
Nho Mas ta have Visited NJ t'aui's Er-
tse,,i.al eh0vVh un t.Aim SUNDAY. has
VNatl'ened hta Watt tl tho SATURDAY
t,efase taaateV \ rlaas rt ten viii te
continued and aerNiuea WlA ne vuns
QUOTED in the evening at 80,
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t,a,saw ,.,au,x~a ,.,ren~.

fne rtuduNtiHn W Nrhe Galhan
fG1naesaN al the Mett",mlitam laai
evenuns Man Ne,N rieaains the r,an
laNN Neins th"fansntN enlaMe viii,
Miaa tntta N,iHott taking The tulr
o<le IN a >eiN a,Nertahlc ~
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~, ,,,,, ,l.x,,uu.

\ mer,ins ~ t'",inthtan ''hartct
y" i. Il, \ A. viii lr held thtr
evening at ~ o'rlurk All mrt.l,cts
ATE nrsod M attend ~ there VIII Nv
wnh III the N " nnL u, At, dcstrrn,
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s<nx<s xx.Ny1Nt.sS ~ lMrxs,vG.

Nome. Nar:h Z. ~~sf.e progress OF
eats e91e's ~lllass.ss c..ssts,s~s Favorable.
sst. r>...ssrs DTS a,s.en greatly e.t7ssG
~ sfrs 1at4.1rssS OF ss. s.sttss,S.. me
s8,.s Expressed B. 2lss.e>s sa c~sAig.se st.s
c.t.,ssIttsb.n II 1a4ss s'alaa Sunday,
March Ii.
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t,ut,,vnlur, k>,,,u.,.

l"u.= tnadNisarh. VIII" resides witt,
hia tafents on south Fourth street
entertained Il pattN W his friends iaa,
"'sM tanra NT Nartuua ktnda rvN-
t't""ted IN the eNruIns'a entertain
"nen!. aftrr whtvh rerreshmcnts we're
arrived,
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IN addition To tlnr his extra feature
t"hlsht OF the inauguration iirtuf"
q duet win u" given ty t'hrua" AMI
!t"otti. tui,t."lticri ou IL tirnruuulh,
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,rrnu,. s,"ra. .,ns T,ri,",d Fever

trranh tt0,he. wh0 was tnhen I" ~
Atiuhaei's t"st,ltai Hututav evening. u
~ witt, t,itiuid fevet. contracted while
~ Wih0tt,rg last week tic IL trsiins
luite we'll at Tho ritsrnt tlnr,
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ekANn sM,ts,aS~ .,A.

g Fst,sfsalilrY. WtrGfh a..~lE1s 49,
md daughter "t tsrsaar,fr Ntchoatss,,
gesf GRAND Duchess tt4saan,t.. il suSssr-
srN at.sSt cSph,iI sss.f. sc Ns4rsakos~
$sls. 10 IL attn,,ass:aai thaa hsr com
EiauB 1a.s p..I gwen r,ts to ar,.s atlarBn.
Grand Gnt9issss rstiilp,t wills born IN
s>2l..
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IWieo lteoeeli lenttr,t INV WtattiNGo
nt"uMnes YESTERDAY The ,%t"tttea ,"ing
Nd kaMrhanE aud ita k,"aslad "f
ttattoM aTt ttcnintuin 4! Gates ~ this
fltN aOl ttaaei u, ittntet "r l,oNiia
I.ahe,
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Tile musi" featutr t"r W-,ttrstaN
NtWt tl,ut eiay ut THIS weuh will hc ti,'
duct. "iawoat iu Tits tt"uh." sung hN
,'ar"a" nht %fie"tti. reproduced "n "".'
rf tho nuest titnrun"lhs tt"m the
otote t'iau" ,uuupnnN
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A,nmlnicd l%ll,nriilcn uir,xlurn
n, ,t,., S1.,,.

Ihete will lr II trgtlnf WcrtthE
1T tte hoard "t 1i,r't"ts NJ ihe Aan"'
'iated charities This AFTERNOON,