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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
STOLE MULES
FROM FARMER
CHAS. HERMANsON REPORTS
THEFT OF SPAN OF MULES
AND SPRING WAGON TUESDAY
NIGHT - SHERIFF LOOKING
FOR THIEVES.

Chas- Hernaanson, farmer living
eight miles west of Burlington. re-
ports the loss of a team of mules and
a spring wagon which nysterio,sly
disappeared from his farm Tuesday
might. Sheriff Kelley has been not
led and is aoking for a cline
1t appears that an organized gang
of crooks is working IN this section af
the state Only hast week a team of
horses, 3 wagon and harness were
STOLEN from Fred Rnhpw of Dpuur-
brook and they Disappeared rs tho
they had dropped into a we'll OHIO
eTs OF several counties have been On
the lookout, but mot the slightest
clue fas been discovered.
Rulbow hast a whate gsltrnp. 1900
TITS, 9 years old, 3nd q tiny mare, u2Db
lsts- no years old. Work harness with
brs.t,chsng, t,rulap BLANKETS, MnEine
wagon with NEW lacrosse bnx:;; mack
yoke branaad r. u. Mare aas wire
cut an laff hind foot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
LIVED I'M a f iiil',il'Fiip'i way
sosson st,tfst ifsragss F'ilst HNfoteas,
Nan is fasse To Isl Just as
DIR aSresse6-s Cst

paosto,,. Mess, ou. T-Frfsn1s coi
3sosenh Rn5wses, the iBost6n artists
WHO Saturday econchitsed ore Of efhe
sstraafgsest Ss1fd most EfernarKabfe Brig
mai tests ever Known, fa,incii1sd I1ptai-s
TO pprooTsfftse feeaptS sen thing hss feat
when he rset,irrnss 90 his hone hsre
Knowtfss entered TIE wooaotss nude asn,sh'
With 10 fSood oof saRy iKf1fd, rear ease
KAng and isarttett camp On Raagfeay
ffsskss Qon dig. y. Jl,sst Two months
ssfnsost TO ttsfs hhons, Ne emerged On tthe
sfhSres oof lraaRe Meeantsc, Clad sentife
Nv In dtesr sskfSs.
In his seoSldfzEy Us h tie ~6ods Kno1sWsfes
taid lot see q ahAnisldaan nbeefag.
His chief iffrhAA,pss ennsseents Were OF fnint
Yhfs Indaa sef4al He lIsed In making nh
fhrst tsSoss ashd fffom 1t lie sseeused tfhe
ak9tfee whseh asnaabfsd HIN 20 1hss.sssalyys
Naas
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me contrast between the Indians
81 The plains and the educated yeaae.
sf men Of the present aay viii never
be F,tfa clearly shown than At the
exposition On eSe side VII, he re.
suits OF the pfawess OF the Indian IN
the agricultural and stock saisias tine
While Just aefoss the road viii ne the
eamb az the o,aar generation IN all Its
ola tina glory tand saNaior).
This vii, probably be the last big
meeting or the Indiana In sh,a part OF
The country Az /; will be only abort
Time until all the cid timers viii be
s1na ana the yosnsef Snes Will take
ab farming and The white man VIII
fall heir 10 9ha yast acreage shat now
he'ohss 20 the real pioneers .; the
T3Hn4FS.
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WEATHER MAKES NO
DIFFERENCE 70 ff,osE
ATTENDING EXPOSITION

Bismarck, Il. D., OCT spesfsl. X
Visitors To tSlte third Annual NoffN
bskota F,tdusfrial F,Nposieioh which n
feld in Bismarck bct. 4 10 4s mir
Sear, 41ead have no HeaF as lresartls
Rlta Nseaesfar during The big show. T,he
exposition Ifs held in the big expsai
ftioh BUILDING, which IFS atasin iliestet
.Hfid taRcfrtc lliishted and Enough fhe
Sferceat storms lttisy 9ease Without ttht
ftffan in The building Ifs as Warin Hs
though Ia, were st his own Hr6siHe
All tflte management asks of The &ea
Ifitar MIN IFS tthat Gle farmer be al
'Iowad 70 econipR,te his work 80 he may
cc6nte 10 fha show, ne viii De we'll ttak
seh ccare OF iih iSiamaral. lRapfaHiher, q
shis SHOW, Win Instruction aattsarsain
iinfah. q,ditcafieh and Information, al
housed III y comfortable building Ii
advertise The RESOURCES az YOUR Atate
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WoMEN's DEPARTMENT
re De FEATURE or
THE sia EkecsirtoN
Every Department OF WonAeAss Work
VIII BE Represented at n. y.
anosstffst sxoaejtfan.

Bismarck ~. =Speesah-{5ae Oh
fha Big fe.at#ites OF the TAsSs AAAstsH
Noi4h Dakota q4asstffai EXpesitfoh 70
Ne 7le4A At Bismarck. Oct. Z 10 -, win
De- the %onefss department. TfSpeeias
atftteh4ioh has been ai4eoed t6wa7tas
tAfs ny General Manager &!flbteafh
ara TfFaSS cash prizes have been OF.
feitaa fof canned vegetables, fI'afts
SaftSE and pain sewins and ON Kinds
OF Art work. An entire secefoh 81 The
big exposition btiildEhk has been vet
ASIDE ni, The EXHIBITS bs laAor saving
HtesnsFss And tHaky sfiahtssttHref
have Already vent ssfnples IT theft
Work. Inventions 81 ehA psSt Pew
years have ssi'sstFy reduced che
stfdtlfit Of sscthsl tlaf6r necessary III.
Sifehtsl 70 hottse work and s1,ss win
ATl ne shown at tfhe RNposiffon.
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ND|lnSAT Bis SNOW
Afe AUNeH OF REQ SKINS WAX
FAKE PART I'M ifNDt8SRsA4
EXPOSITION
BRINe AeRleaHIlJkA EyalSII
C6sffrsst f'ctWeeh Blanket Indian of
Past and fs..tfcsted FRed Man df
Present viii BE Sho~n=-
last N Stste.

bismarck btt=Assss,ecial.=- Arrange
Enleitts have been Ecmpieted FOR Che
preseifce at she North bakbta indus
tria FSr6sttt6n 70 BE held ut Bis
smarck Tits Year, oct Z to 10, of q
barge band az Ithtlit,fs FROM The Sfanti
Ing tRSck iteseIyafioh 1T has lean
Ias$itnattea ttliat tlfete viii be ceRse TO
a fhoHsahd in Stisa siasegstioh tafat will
BE here for ltistee days Gcofiitna,faiag
th rife 18th Ut was tiuia3 an Under
,taking ses tmttiSe arrangements FOR
ssteeat}s ana earring FOR ttl,at number
ibNt everything has ASeaah sstis,fseftr.
i!'sy managed Arid It Is assured tba3hiG
quest TOR s'fstt tlfe red EiiteA viii he
htsra
}He of Efe liie tsa t,frss IF lhfe VISIT
will a5e tlfe tlisf3sy DIT agfSci,lttiral l,Sfb.
,.;lncss tilay will Bring. trlh Indians
have Sts>te ih for ftrtniitg quite ten.
9sirely on tie fsfandiisg pSy,aS ard l,tfva,
SOME exhibits tfat Wou'i DO credit 60
st'ie best farmers aag tiye White faca
Tifey aatab ara going 20 esxisnN sseais
LSf lnfelr peoeS ia which they tasse q
great ,Seal OF aDfife. Thss vfsris, 1ot
course, IS dome In "a large part by the
younger inian and women af The tribe,
8aoiit some of tie FORMER warriors saftb
take pride IN the ttstt Lti9at they are
sss>ByT Following IN NE foot saeays OF
sthetT white nbroehsrs and Etaltiag ,ip
Asarf,,ing as On Occupation
i IN contrast with the arxi,sbtt TO ssa
put on by The sponiag L,beopfe ttl2efe viii
BE ssoafe fteatnses qbfteefed by tEfa ceidgr
II,fSaeeh ard S~rssnfen and tssy will BE IN
Athe mature 81 Dances aatf3 aoh eeefe-
\ ,honfss tthat hsFe not tbSen r,it qoh fssr
IN good many EyeSrs. One eef tGne ttsness
Lshat hss sbsSn se9ived FOR tmss sSpe-
efa] eceaSiop N *noSn sas Ire sitting
n,i1e Custer ddatfee LIT has kbe9n "a nun
Der IL sears Since thfs cexf snson,al NM
Been Epttstt On, aeF1n On ltsSe reservation,
bit Ut VII nbe esfven In ffdil ohe sftels
sAays ri, tshe opposition. rhe ddH6cs
sse ao1fe That rs ,ksnUywsn o0hly sso stHo6s
WHO ttosk ppa$t m tehe tpSstxr AS{sns
nfn1d vt lEhe rpresg1t tiiAfs sslse ooh 41l14
pSfe tte4thfHg Pie yySdaf<r o6Yfes -
movements Aid sse8ps oSs teHe d6XXce ~
shst Ut fsSy hSe Ityait IN n ALI lbs xi4Gfy
IRt yYSsnasHttk. MSre tehxn 100 hDfxtss
ss!l Esaass ssxs+
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s, 0. ?. PREPARING
TO REVISE RULES
NAeess,cAN NATIONAL COMMIT,
TEE MEETING Is SET
FOR ssc. 10.
CONVENTION MAY se CALLED
c.s,,as Likely 10 Be Exposed, Ae~
.yeF-eharees III Southern Repre-.
senta.fon and Esection 81 sete.
gates certain.

washington, oct, the Republic.
"A natlonaA committee Viii meet in
washington Oh iSuesday, Dec. Is, 70
center On party matter, a formal
eHa, Tor the meeting having Just been
Msue6. The meeting was decided npon
nj 4 conference OF CHAIRMAN Charles
q. nsiSes ana secretary James q. Rey.
Nosts.
Notfce sent ont.
The notice GAYS 'At the meetfns
Of the executive co6rYnnhrrnittteee Of the RE
pubffcan nationa4 colnmfttee heM IN
Washington On May "a, the Chairman
Was requested To CAN a meeting OF the
natfonai comm ittee Within SIXTY DAYS
sfrer the Adjournment OF the present
weston OF congress.
pursuant To that action, the Re,
pupifcan nattiiotfal coftntinftittee is hereby
raifed to meet h Washington Oh Tues.
1AS. Dec. a6, AZ II 8cfock 70 Confer
On party MATTERS and TO zane any Ac-
Ton Which may be deemed ADVISABLE, =
cattse 81 Actfon.
f'he decisf6n 70 can TIE natfchal
oofnfffnIffttee results frufn the T'eauests
eli feaders That an ofi, sttinfty De gwen
TO 1sevfse the rules Uf The Repubftcan
patty.
f'tfe pir.fftfc:ffph GctiahHgtes 'fefhsrded are
III the basis OF representation from
southern states at c6tiveffttff6fis aria lii
the 1frtsest,tod Of seiesctitig qfelagetes from
stsxes that have primary laws cover.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
MANY lbefeY CATTLE v,peeH.sb

lBishiHrcN, N ID. ftct.=Sapacfal. -
lnalry (camiilissiohar q n. tf'lhit has
worked lizard for fltp SUCCESS OF The
tiaify ctasa ffind,t Nj rtlle ff'liItd Annual
iNaTa BH}sota TtausHis}l Exposition
witch IS 70 },e ltald 1T Bismarck t9,cso.
her Z 10 ~, 3nt ssfiftas tlfat he lsas
Ssifcchndetl In Interesting q i'iihflsar eof
s're Hsaaiisg ttlSlrYinah sef the Ssfate IN
hrtfsgiifg exhibits r1-lSere wiz, cnt
Course, 15e ail endless number cof, e4y-
hihifs of Butter and tclfessse !Btit IN I'D.
3Gditien TO HAT itifere viii Ne n large
number sof dairy Cattle lbfossdlF Hare
sfFafn distant points. THESE aasiIHfais
VIII Ne gltsst N mode ctiaEry ssafifs ami
"a tdaTis,Sa tratfon Of nov tslaF sssliostId
BE handled will DE p1Fen daily. lit 'psill
be fah eetnsatien In tflse dairy as,sainese
TO sateahd he tteftonatra tposs ssr~sh
an.ieT the Direction Of Ar. FlInt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

Beyi,s Eake, n, D., bet. Mrs,
James Morris, fefmefly 81 Morris,
MINI, was instantly killed by the as.
eiisntai discharge 81 q shot gun,
while a member 81 q hantiag party
Near Hayre. iiaf remains We're FOR
@aY,ted 10 her f8rheF Nome, where
ths Funeral VIII be Aeia the f,i,l
charge struck Mrs, Morris "A she WAS
preparing is nave a kodak picture
taken posing WIN A gym and a Bag u
game.
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Aseeorsatng ito RECORDS, Ward county

Akeecrsiing ito records, Ward county
has ssesst many ito ttse insane asylum
!aufing the Fpast wear. lAsscrew ltosse
somewhere. Something wrong Rsr.
llsaps too lizard vwsfk, ttoo mach titaii,sds.
|ing, too mach WORRY, tooo much Irving
baaene, gstng ttoo rnassth, esatirg aazf
Edranasng. Htaanyrrate, iitiisaaasrlaiisag
|FssnkewesrstoSf ttisessitsG taniisttisspeaart
ESQ many rrasaiag laoSse Nahose hssaids
hare ShaifeerGledf' bbut ymsiso edo rno'
l1snowist. JJasncstoWngwill tbeeenl arged
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eh4td Murderer same. Husband.

Minneapolis. = Mrs. Tda MiehaHA
f4eekwold, confessed 4ltdt4aeG@d Of her
daughter, VTofa, Mas interviewed Fos
the Yfst tine sSncs her arrest Ana
tofd a Gear story that ADDS light 70
her present pf@dfta4heht. Ah4bAifhs
bi'hfses on her Arm ana head, ana
relIing Of scores OF others That cover
her poay, the fTa4l 4iiatttfe woman sohbed
AS she recoanted her married fife.
Mrs. 4Ieek@0fd saifd 4tat s4fe has Fived
ia constant ateTifS0r roEf Her hHsbsItd, and
said That she Mas Riehtalgy Affected
~ abuse And coffstana fnotherh o6A.
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siderahly improved and the Judge was
expecting to bring the invalid tc
North Dakota soon. It is remarkable
that the attending physician had rec.
commended that the sufferer be brot
to North Dakota, not knowing that
the parents resided here. Another
boost for the climate of the Flickertail
state.
Joe Walters, who conducts the new
restaurant in the pool hall, keeps .
full line Of fresh baked goods always
on hand, In addition he handles sof,
drinks, All excellent line of cigars
and a splendid assortment of confec-
tionery. Joe is sure some hustler.
L, w Bemdash expects to have the
township hall completed this week. F.
w, is the busiest man in the county a,
present, Besides this building he has
the Harvey johnson and Tom Berney
houses under construction.
Many arc taking advantage of the
big sale Of sample gods now ON dis
play at the c. A, Bagge store, Nam
apeT Maasen recently purchased the
entae sample line Of a representative
Of the Wymaan Partridge Co. and is
selling them at wholesale prices
Ove1seer Cotton started to lay ths
rev plank on the red bridge near No
Mans Land, but found that the taEn.
be4aag of the bridge was rotaed to
sach an extent us to make the bridge
a.fsafe to use The town board &C.
eors1sgay notified the county connis,
sioaeq.s and they came up Tuesday
and upon inspecting the bridge order
ed extensive repail. made ut is ne
nna1Aable that a bridge in such comb,
tion has ~iithsteod the heavy TRAFFIC
Of the season and not gapun way. va
wonder how many more bridges might
he found TO he unsafe.
l.. n. Sorfnente,g has purchased TIM
Bean residence and moved in fran
his Farm east 8f town
Joe Ds~Drak has tssn engaged iH
Ned Calvin rs ASSISTANT ut the black,
smith shop This stop was made nee
t,ss&ly by the enormous amount al
work THAT comes TO the shop.
Garret and Henry Dmgman Left
Monday For Richmond, Minnesota, II
Iaatse..h the funeral of their mother
IL, ~. Cotton lis fh1ashh1g his nats
today. Vim Callahan lis doing Tfs
work. This lis the last r;t,seshing W.
know of in this eommunftg.
Gus LARSON, just west Df town, has
sale bills out announcing "a sale D1
Monday, Dts. 2Dth. This will he tth
most important sale of uattls, asspee
iatlg, that has tepar bean Ehald i'm tfih
tWininity Gus lhas a fine herd bf s2i
youi,g COWS 'wfiirh ihe will Sssll at thai
tn,e. Anyone wishing to lhlty "a gnnt
acsw will 6ab well TO attend.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

fnlfe n1delasntse,tt docs istt tallnre
isss,d that Davis, Shaw, Wilson aana
Lynch will sasa<e amy tsrotiitfe in Eiaeiiiss
ssseetea iin tile special eeaedtion ito he
Siseld Oct. 9fs. Tise Socialists will vote
Flor their candidate Ito "a man and iii
this fight Those opposed ito rradiealssm
will stand ssnuaretbeed flor the nppos-
ing candidates, regardless of Efserson-
tsil feelings towards ttlae various cean-
fcdiaates. THE recall was dsrot about
Etlsru THE recent II. W. wv. trouble land
Ebsse lines aare prstty CLEARLY drawn
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I. u. C. ATf, Il walltp.iiD Glanhurn
5 Z lis i'm the city nm business to-
tiagE Mn fiGf ilas issn a naHtisr Df
the independent HDr the puHt eleven
yeArs
1she Anrhmw Walton Hale held 1saar
(Glanhurn .WssstHrdEy WIS nne nj the
ttaast ra1pD1'tsd SD Eur. Cows H1ld tFpr
$50 10 sI1O and 1thsr prn1,srty nc
trprtngE Mn Walton will aunn annH
Ito Minnt Ito live.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09
"A charming ttsahs girl Swas fbnrn Ito
MFR. and Mrs. C. "A. Bdblom Fritisy

"A hardy widow i'm pennsylvania alb
served her hn1th birthday liata,y with
"a Family reunion, enjoying the turkey
and singing q asalo Something rnnss-
ttalions about colh neoria. Why are
sso1ia silk ami coli at seventy, saliu
others siivasy ass cerisissSs at nn,etyes!'
SssFn these asentanarians more Elssrrssise.
t,ilar about their food, ssieeB, aassareiss:
Etiaan Others, or 10 ttisey live s:ss they
Irsfaa9se One ftlinsp 5ss sssEtaiH, Young
5}oeonsa aistsse themselves with tios,o
fifati:s You cs:snnet burr tlae aenfdiesai
fl5th ends.
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Chronic u,ys,,eusia

1he Following unsolicited ttestin1on-
faal sxhoiin certainly tise sufficient ito
g1ive lhosse aasaid courage Ito persons aaf-
tfiasted with chronic Dyspepsia. III
fisave tsseen "a echpcnic d5yspaptic flor
years, aanh odf ALL OF ttlae medicines II
Iaaave ttaaeen, naaanahsflaiirlass Tabaets
Ihave c3cRe rnse rn0ore ggood ttaaan amy
tthnxz eease,' Says wv. &C. N11attison, Mo.
IH Bssrnam St, Hbcrnel3sville, IN. Y.
EEor ssaae hbya cdealers.
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81 Few wears ssssgo mot "a gents worth
taf cream WIRE ssiln1lfed From Gaa ialllurn,
IN fact many cdf tttise FARMERS isouIirtt
fhitttaf Iets:sy con 1.-The eaverage SEQ
worth cnt a2Tean IA day is slii,2lAaa ito
edtita1 points and TINS will de Increased
materially aliatliel year.
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a. B. DIN has secured fine rnrrract
20 1trrrnis'h hg,nise coal to the Gun-
s,tmssrs Power Co. AtDut 80 TONS n
day Are NOW uHsH my TiR annnsrw
and tine order win he iinrraaHsa when
the weather grows rnlaer. Mn. niin
also furnishes the RusHeIl- Miller
Milling Co about I'D rDns ,fiailw.
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Herman SRorrtcr, stcrnrefJy ecf IacrssDn
Bros, nsow of ttise plymouth, Etatii,s
HOUSE, ccordiaiiy invites tiim ostri
ffrtsssits ito csaH. Opera HOUSE EBteaSs.
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spectator CAUSES Aetanaut. Death.

barcelona, 0es. 7,-BafiHs balloon
ASCENSION, 4 spectator accidentally
ecsyHghs hoaa OF the guide rope ana WAS
carried Hp. 4'he aeS1naat IN an AT
tembt 10 assist Affa feli ana WAS
kia4sa 1>he spectator retained ais
grip and 4ahded aAhal9 a Few mites
Nom me cfYS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

scafrbSeeoa. = lit asas teeen dssefded
staat lit VIII srsauife $ss63e6o teo ceen.
sstfEct ttfe New y@atersefRs pplkNs and
the city council MAS called "a s6reesal
sslSctfSn ss6r AAsg. ll5 ffSrt Tie ceitESSss teo
isv6seaSn tsne lDa6aAld isSsse.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

Cost asystam as3.,sarts have figured
out that ttfR ttdt1il avaruge n.nst OF "a
child from birth no his TWEEN irst
yysai. lis 81 sd , issaa
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Horn, ito MIR and Mrs an. q. III T7ii.orso,,
Sunday morning, "a fine little Eisii,v
FssallyiItar. Afdtiler and ltsal ssar are
Grfatl nicely and liJess lis s;ii,le ito ssitlup
tafsd Etatee nfnurasi,nsalft.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

Ss1srnsan San-tfDB, fnrn,sr,y of ap-tinr
ss,rns., now Df tho psyn1nr1th g:tntiiinp
sftnuss, crurtiiaIiY iinJitsa i,,in Md
ffrisnsie ito craIi. lstnere lsin,,se Htrs,;..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-09

&C. bartholomew and family Left.
.l',lestity fur Ninth Rattlafnrd, ssuii.
ito lreHiifa.
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Mrs. w. w. Wintar, H6fnrmarw uf this
CITY, ArriVed tfrDm Mil1aap6iis IT'D visit
tffrmntls
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llndiceatssnlls carve.

Indigestion Ia Calves.
EBcwel troubles N eealTss are ssonse
ttsasesc esNsed ny nssilas t.tat ssasfsaSslve
tYy rt{eh. A&4lk thsas lis moderate coz spsg
In hhattter fH4t In t.sS~Ally Astsr Co
sscnssg asalssk.
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az MS feat knowles proved his
slain mat the man t6day Il just a.
ab,e tS exist AZ stAf pliinitive aeestofs
ana without msaeSn civilization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-27
II
Orio Club,

The Orio club held a particularly
interesting meeting on Friday after
noon at Mrs. Sam Downard's on Stan.
ley boulevard
The Return of the Native" was
studied.
Roll call was answered by quota
tions from the studies of peasant life
Mrs. E. l.. Evans was leader and
read a splendid paper on the perfect
symmetry of the work and character
ization of Thomas Hardy.
Miss Iiallette Fraley gave a dis
cussion of aspects of nature, reflect
ing moral atmosphere.
Egdon Heath as a symbol was dis
cussed by Miss COrlew.
True love or infatuation was topic
of close discussion, as was also
Gyms uneven game with chance.
Mrs. Sam Downard discussed Eus-
tacia. the queen of night.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Les Kearney and will be the last It.
erary program of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-27

the Diamond A Ice Cream company
who furnished ice cream for the entir
five days and to the National Biscui
company, who contributed cakes 70
the cream.
They are, especially obliged to tn,
Swift Packing company for their lib
eral donations of ham, breakfast ba
con, etc.
The society editor cannot refrain
from growing particularly fervent in
her thanks to Mr.. Swift. To her the
week has been a paradise of ham
When you are the only member of a
family who relishes ham, you rarely
screw up your courage to the pur-
chase of ham, which you must de-
YOUR while the rest of the family sit
by in moody silence and look at you
with reproachful glances. Consider
ing that it sometimes requires as
much as three days to make away
with one ham, these periods of sus-
pense get on your nerves and ham is
seldom served in the household
Consider, then, what an Elysium Of
bliss the week has been to those who
are So passionately fond of ham.
To the meat markets who have con-
tributed those juicy roasts with their
rich brown gravy, the ladies' say,
Thank you"
To the Ardmore people who helped
make Ardmore day a success they
express their appreciation with heart
felt gratitude.
TO the Ice company for ice, the
telephone company for a telephone,
to the milling company for flour
well, what's the use of enumerating?
Everybody helped and they just want
to thank everybody for it.
Also if anybody wants to set up
restaurant they will tell them how.
And they won't charge for their ad-
vice, for advice is always free, you
know.
And | believe l told you some time
ago that the Presbyterian ladies' know
how to run a restaurant.
Now, this money is going to be
spent for a new church. 1t is going
to be an ornament to the town. 1t
will be two stories high with a big
basement, and cut glass-or maybe
stained glass-windows And it will
have a fine pipe organ for Mrs. Nc
Coy to play and everybody has al
ready begun to practice, so Mrs. Kyle |
will ask them to sing in the choir |
When Rev. Weith gets up to preach |
there will be room for everybody in |
town if they want to come, and the |
ladies hope that all of you whose |
patronage has helped them earn this |
money will be there.
They are looking forward to a grand |
home, coming to a new church.
They want you to know-all of you |
that your assistance has been very |
gratefully received.
Thank you"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-27

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