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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-25

SOCIETY.

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Mrs. l.. Pellitier who has been visit
Ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
L.. J. PAYNE for SONS time has return
ed to hcr home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
MIR. and Mrs, T.. 3. knocland of Cot
t"nw"od street m e%ntcptainin. as
their guests for some lime. Mrs. 4. II.
Sherman and little daughter, Miss
Martha Of Victor, Mont.
Mrs. Albert Tran1pe and Mrs. John
Harding of Detroit. Mimi. are visiting
IN tho city as the guests of Mrs. Rut-
Ter and her son, Ernest at tho Hotel
Frederick.
Miss Henrietta Danens Of the On
tario Millinery department will leave
on May :" for the twin cities and Chi
cago. where she will attend the mid
summer openings and purchase a new
stock of midsummer millinery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. w. Dennis of Cava.
lier We're visitors in The city last even
Ing, enronte TO Charles City, Iowa,
where they were, called by a message
announcing the serious illness of Mr..
Dennis mother.
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Returns Ffum tlsit. %
Mis- Ada nnlraad, city librarian,
ha& returned from Turtle River where
she. visited for a week at the home Of
Miss Jessie Blue
Entaresiaae Guest.
Prof. aud Mrs. Meyer Jaeobstein of
their guest Mira Jacobstein's sister.
Miss Mary INipski, who has arrived
from Rochester. y: =.
Reception for Nurses in Fargo.
Fargo Forum: A pleasing feature
Of the nurses convention yesterday
was the reception for the Visiting
home. At I o'clock the Commercial
club furnished automobiles TOR a ride
about the city and at 5 o'clock the
nurses were taken to the Crittenton
home where they were received by
Miss opping and taken about the new
hospital and home. Miss Topping
gave a short talk telling Of the work
Of the home and other details inter-
estinY the visitors. Tea and waters
were served at the close Of n very
pleasant hour.
Party for Miss Schmidt.
Mrs. T.. P. Robertson entertained
a company Of ladies informally yes
terday afternoon at her home at Uni,
versity Place. complimentary to Miss
Ada Anne Schmidt who will be 4
May bride. Pink and green were the
colors used in decorations. The
hours were spent in sewing and visit-
ing and the afternoon was brought
to a close with the service of a dainty
luncheon. Mrs. Robertson was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. j. ". wilk-
erson. Miss Schmidt was showered
with parcels containing many useful
gifts for the bridal. chest.
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Skunk NC hurries. He event went
right up on the doorstep. You see 1t
to see him. He hunted everywhere
among the chicken coops. around the
house. the barn, and in all the sheas.
but nothing Of the lost baby Chuck
could he find.
"If he's here at all he must lie in.
side tho house or barn." said Jimmy
Z" himself. iii wait until morning
and sec " he comes u to play. !
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Social This Evening.

Hold Social This Evening.
The Young Peoples society of the
Scandinavian Baptist church will!
hold a social this evening at S o'clock
IN the church and IL cordial invita-
ton is extended to all friends. \
program will be given and refresh
ments will be served.
-3ss>t--
Recital at City Studios.
The unior students at Wesley col.
lege conservatory are having their
regular weekly recital this afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, at the city studios. 4
ranged and those taking part are
Ethel MCGOWAN, Ruth Hoover. Mar.
garet Dow. Eleanor Pratt, Minnie
johnson. Ruth Laughlin, Mary Child
law, Helen Gust, Clayton Getty and
Harold Sorbo.
Zion Lutheran Society Meets.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Zion Lutheran church will meet this
evening in the church at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Martin .Hegland will give an ad-
dress and his subject will be- Get
Ahead But Not Ahead Of Somebody
Else. Lunch will be served and an
invitation Is extended to all friends.
The program follows:
Reading-Miss Ethel Halcrow,
Violin Solo-Harold Sorbo.
Address-Rev. Martin Hegland.
Vocal Solo-Miss Zulu Rowe. y,
Reading-Miss Gudrum Hulteng.
Reception for Miss Pnckebusch.
A public reception will be given
Wednesday evening, April 80. in the
commercial club rooms in honor Of
Miss Louise Packebusch, who has re.
signed the position of visiting nurse
of the Associated Charities. The
committee in charge is a representa-
tive one and the h~ostesses will be
members of the visiting nurse COM
mittee of the Associated Charities.
the Civic league. Crittenton Circle
and Y. w. c. A. All friends of Miss
Packebusch and those interested in
the work of the visiting nurse arc
cordially invited to attend.
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Shower or Miss Schmidt.
Mrs. J. W. Wilkerson. Mrs. Meyer
J~acobstein and Miss Mary Black are
entertaining this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Wi1kerson at University
Place in honor OF Miss Ada Schmidt
who will become a bride in MAY. The
hostesses made the rooms attractive
with red and white cupids and hearts
which were everywhere in evidence.
The bride-elect was presented with a
suit case decorated With cupids. hearts
and flowers. and on opening it she dis
covered numerous parcels containing
in her new home. The afternoon
concluded with the service OF a
dainty repast. Miss Mary Leipski of
Rochester. n. V, was an out of town
guest.
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The morning session was called to
order at $40. and as the vice presi-
dent was not there. Mrs. G. T.. Ireland
was elected chairman for the day. Al
the election OF officers Mrs. T.. L.. Kin.
ney was elected vice president and
Mrs. c. $. Shippy nf Hope secretary.
Tho programs at the afternoon and
evening were open to tho public and
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,Gamin. officially Denault's Gamin,
is the champion French bulldog Of the
United States. That was decided at
the closing show of the French Bull
dog club Of America held in the Hotel
Aston. New York. lie was such a
charming little creature that when
one of the photographers insisted on
getting his picture Mrs. +. ID. Will
let's. one of his dear friends. refused
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Courage!

Courage!
And will not let the bitterness Of
Blind me with burning tears, but look
beyond
Its tumult and its strife.
Because I life my head above the mist.
Where the sur shine and the broad
hreezes blow.
by every ray and every raindrop
That Gods love doth bestow.
Think you l ind 10 bitterness at all.
No burden to be borne, like Chris
tian's pack?
Think you there are no ready tears
to fall
Because I keep them back?
Why should I hug LIES Ills with cold
TO curse myself and oil who love
me? Nay.
a thousand time more good than l de-.
serve
God gives me every day.
And In each m Of these rehellious
Kept bravely back He makes a rain
bow shine:
Grateful I take His slightest gift; no
fears
Nor any doubts are mine.
Dark skies must clear. and when the
clouds are past
One golden day redeems q year;
8atient I listen. sure that sweet at
Will sound His voice of cheer.
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when n4.,h, cams jimmy skunk
been there SO often { o steal eggs that
he knew all about Farmer Browns
dooryard and just where every hiding
place WAS. First he went to the hen
house and helped himself to Il good
dinner Of fresh eggs. Then he started
on, I" explore Farmer l:rnwn's door
yard. lie took his time, for Jimmy
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Bed Time Stories
Jimmy skunk Has Hard Luck.
Fly Thornton w. Burgess.

Fly Thornton w. Burgess.
Copyright. 1913. by j. G. Lloyd.)
When Peter Rabbit lodged out
from under Farmer Browns porch
with Thomas the cat at his heels he
was so frightened that at first he
didn't look to see where he was going
and SO almost ran right into Farmer
Browns boy. He lodged just In time
and ran three times around the door.
yard looking for . place to hide while
Sowser the hound barked. But
frightened as he was, and he was ter
ribly frightened-yes, cir. he was ter.
ribly friehtened-he didn't forget to
keep his eyes open for some sign OF
johnny Chuck's lost baby whom
Farmer Browns boy had carried
away.
At last Peter found q hole in the
wire fence and slipped through into
the old orchard. How he did run!
Tic stopped just long enough in the
far corner to tell Johnny Chuck the
sad news that he had seen nothing or
the lost laby. and then he kept on as
fast as he could go to the dear. safe.
old brier patch. He found Jimmy
skunk waiting Just outside, to learn
what Peter had found out. Peter told
Jimmy all about his terrible advcn-
,ure aud how they had been for moth.
ing. for. q see. he had found out
You see he isn't afraid Of much Of
anything. not even Farmer Brown 8
hoy when the latter hasn't got his ter
80, a. 49,
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WIN sound His voice Of cheer.
Con,ais Club Cotiilion Tonirht.

Wall eoQnd HIS voice OF cheer.
conals Club Cotiilion Tonieht.
Tho Comus club will conclude it's
series 81. parties this evening when
the Member9 will sive a very pretty
FORMAL party at the Dacotah hotel.
]. Walter Hawkins will lead the cotil-
Hon and many novel features will he
;ntroaSesd. Mr.. 9; q. Libby and
favor table,. .1@' Bates e orchestra a. w sfs
play and supper will be served in the.
lobby OF the hotel.
LSngdofl Young People Wed.
Tho wedding Of Miss Nellie Byrne
and.W. 9. Rogers. both popular young
people OF l4nxdcn. was an event of
considerable interest Yesterday fore
by Rev. M. ]. o'Drhcoll Of St. Az
phonsus church. at his residence. in
tho presence Of a few intimate friends
Of the contracting parties. The at
tendants were Miss Katie McCay as
bridesmaid aud Theo Hanson as best
man, Believing the ceremony q. we'd
ding breakfast was served the party
Sullivan. For tho past three a
Mr.. Rogers has held the position of
head bookkqenar with: the Cavalier
County Implement company, and for
some time past Miss Byrne has held a
position In the company's Langdon Of
nee. Mr., aud Mrs. Rogers took the
noon train for a short wedding trfp
east. ana will be at home to friends in
MesstingE This Afternoon.
Mrs, W. 6. Begg- IL entertaining the
members OF the W. G. T. U. this att
ernoo at her home on Belmont ave-
nue.. Mrs. A. L. Woods liz in charge Of
the program and the subject win be
Change Public Sentiment in Regard to
t. SO Nnor Question" The hours are
lope.to 5 o'clock and the afternoon
Win he@coneIaded- with tie service Of
refreshments.
The Housewives League is, meeting
ernoon. The charter has arrived and
q committee will be appointed to draw
up tho bylaws. The buttons will al
30 be given out to the members. Mrs.
TassO Lindsay the chairman Will prc-
side.
The Horaekeeper's club is holding
school house, in the demonstration.
Miss Mary Sutherland as usual will be
In charge Of the lesson and demon-
stration. The subject is "Ices'' and
several different kinds will he made.
Fltty loaVeS OF bread, made by the
girls in the cooking classes, will be on
exhibit. Miss Sutherland will give a
talk and demonstration on The Eng
lish and Compromise Style OF Table
Service.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers is
meeting this afternoon. in Odd Fell
lows hall. There is a large attend
ance and following the business meet
Ing q social session will be enjoyed and
refreshments will be served.
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Received Feb 5; Approved Feb. 6.

,. Il, ian act to prohibit unfair
competition and discrimination, and
providing a penalty for the infrac-
ton of the provisions hereof.
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claims for maintenance of the or
phans' home.
Received Fob. 26; Approved Feb. ~.
Fl. B. No. 186-Payment of certain
deficiency claims for public printing,
Received Feb. 26; Approved Feb. 81.
H. B. 1S7-Payment of deficiency
claims for the maintenance a%ppropria-
ton for the school for the deaf and
blind.
Received Feb. 26; Approved Feb. q.
H. B. 1ss-Deficiency claims for the
maintenance of the state capitol build
ing.
Received Feb. 2e; Approved Feb. q.
II. B. 1S9-Appropriating money for
completion of the power and heating
plant at the school for the deaf and
blind.
Received Feb. 26; Approved Feb. q.
Fl. B. 190-Payment of certain de-
ficiency claims on of requisi-
tions.
Received Feb. 26; Approved Feb. q.
II. B. 7s-An act to provide that
aliens shall pay a gun license.
Received Feb. 81; Approved Feb. %.
Fl. B. 125-An act to amend section
1891, relating to witnesses. as amend
ed by chapter 66, session laws of 1909.
Received Feb. 81; Approved Feb. %.
H. B. 150-An act to amend section
$500 and section 1921, altering the
boundary lines of Flathead, Missoula
and Sanders counties.
Received Feb. 81; Approved Feb. %.
HI. B. 1S1-An act to exempt honor
ably discharged sailors and soldiers of
the war of the rebellion and honorablv
discharged sailors and soldiers of the
war with Spain, the Philippine insur-
rection or the Boxer uprising in China.
from the payment of oad tax and poll
tax.
Received Feb. q; Vetoed March 4.
II. b. 1S4-Payment of a certain de-
flclency claim incurred for expense
In office of state game warden.
Received Feb. III; Approved Feb. %,
Fl. B.. 193-Payment of deficiency
claims for expenses of judges presid-
ing at trials outside their own dis
tricts.
Received Feb. 81; Approved Feb. %.
Fl. B. 101-An act to amend sub
section Z of section 1925 relating to
the exemption of earnings for personal
of Judgment debtors who are
heads of families.
March 1; Approved March 3.
II. B. 117-An act providing for reg
of anne for farms and
ranches within this state and provid-
for the payment of fees therefor.
March 1; Approved March 3.
u II. B. 124-An act to establish
a board of examiners for nurses; pro-
Vldlng that the governor may issue a
license or certificate of registration to
persons engaged in the profession of
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nursing the sick and fixing penalties
for any violation of this act.
Received March 1; Approved March 8
ii. b. S4.-An act to provide an ex-
ecutive residence for the governor of
Montana; to provide for the furnish
ing and maintenance of the same, and
to appropriate $4,000 for said pur-
poses.
Received March 8; Approved March d
II. B. 191-An act authorizing the
payment of certain bounty claims and
bounty fund for the payment thereof.
Received March 8; Approved March 4.
H. B. 123-An act to amend section
So Of chapter 146 of the laws of Mon
tana of 1909 relating to the limitations
on d~ebt-incurring power and extend
ing the powers of commissioners of ir-
rigation districts.
Received March q.
FL. B.. 159-An act creating the de-
partment of labor and industry, pro-
viding for the appointment, duties and
powers of the officers thereof and TX
ing their salaries,
Received March q; Approved March a.
II. B. 16O.-An act to create the de-
partment of agriculture and publicity,
providing for the appointment and
prescribing the duties and fixing the
salaries of the officials thereof.
Received March 4; Approved March 4.
II. Z. GA act to amend section
1853, relating to proceedings for the
recovery of escheated property or the
proceeds thereof, and prescribing limi-
tations of time within which such
proceedings ma be instituted.
SENATE BILLS.
Other bills have been received by
the governor as follows:
Received March S.
S. B. 120-An act to create the Four
teenth judicial district to be COM
posed of the counties of Broadwater
and Meagher.
Received March 5.
s. B. 79--An act to promote the
of passengers and employees on
SNA>Sl ioii'oS NalS ana tIOlleN cars,
and to provide for the use of certain
appliances on all street rail-
way cars used in regular service of
conveying passengers in this state, and
prescribing penalties for failure to
comply with the provisions of this act.
Received March 5.
S. B. 100-An act to amend section |
764l, relating to accounts of execu-
tors or administrators or their per-
representatives in case of death.
Received March S.
IS. B. 129-An act authorizing the
of the bounty claim Of S. C. |
Leedy and appropriating money from
state bounty fund for the pay
ment thereof.
Received March 5.
S. B. 133-An act to amend section
s447-(636) of the penal code, relating
% trade marks.
Received March 5.
S. b. 151-An act defining the word !
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records of the Grand Army of the Re
public.
Fob. rs; Approved Fab. p

records of the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
Received Fob. Is; Approved Fob. Is.
). B. 52-An act to establish a game
preserve. In the Lewis and Clark ma
tlohal forest for the protection of
game lima and birds and providing
a penalty Tor killing, hunting and pur-
suing any such animals or birds in
such preserve. =
Received Fob. Is; Approved Feb. Is.
). j. M. 3-Petition to congress to
enact such legislation as will be
necessary for the construction of a
system of paved public highways con-
Meeting the capital of the several
states Of the Union with the national
capital, and with each other, and also
with the principal national parks.
Received Feb. rs; Approved Fob. Is.
S. b. 20-An act to provide for a
maximum rate of interest on loans of
money, providing a penalty for lola
tlon thereof, and to amend section
t2l2, Revised Codes Of Montana ot
1907.
Received Feb. rs; Approved Feb. q.
S. B. 142-Relating to the
satlon of certain officers II en-
ployes of the legislative assembly.
Received Feb. 26; Approved Feb. ~.
SUB. 5. B. 50-An act relating to
grain elevators, grain warehouses and
grain inspection in the state of Mon
tana and elsewhere and creating a
grain inspection department in the
state.
Received Feb. %; Approved March I.
$, b, 61-An act providing a sum
II airy method Of procuring the right to
erect a grain warehouse or grain ele-
Nator on railroad rights of way.
Received Feb. %; Approved March I.
S. b. 7S-An act to improve condi
affecting the health of certain
Workmen engaged in operating street
railway cars or trolley cars. and pro-
Viding for the heating of street car or
trolley car Vestibules during certain
Received Feb. %; Approved March l..
5. b. S9-An act to amend section !
bSl5 relating to liens for services If
or jacks, and providing a
penalty for the violation of this act.
Received Feb. %; Approved March T..
5. B. 9l-An act to fix, define and
the boundaries of Lincoln
county Montana.
Feb. %; Approved March I.
S. B. l0-An act making the board
Of railroad commissioners of the state
Of Montana eX ofticio a public service
for the regulation and
control Of certain public utilities.
March 3; Approved March 4.
S. b. 115-An act to permit common,
to carry free or at reduced
persons and property in certain
March 3; Approved March q,
S. B.. 127-An act to amend section
IC71 and 1878, relating to the distri-
)ution of estates of deceased persons.
March 3; Approved March 4.
S. B. 29-An act to provide for the
ieposit and control of all public mon
'ys in the possession of and under the
of county, city and town treas
lrers, providing for the payment of
interest on all such moneys at 2 IL
'er cent and to amend sections 3OO3
1857 of the Revised Codes of
Montana of 1907.
HOUSE BILLS.
II, B. No, Payment of mileage
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sioner and fix his compensation there
for.
Received Feb. TO-; Approved Feb. 10.
Sub, IS. b. 16-An act to require
railroad companies to maintain suit
able crossings at the intersection OF
public roads with any line of track OF
such railroad
Received Fob. 10; Approved Feb. 10.
S. B. 55-An act to amend section
50 OF chapter 1l3 of the session laws
or l9ll of the state of Montana, re-
lating to the registration of electors
and providing that electors otherwise
Shall not be required to register in
order to vote at school elections in
school districts of the third class.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. ID.
S. B. 56-An act to authorize the at
tcndant Of the supreme court to ex-
ercise the functions and perform the
duties of the clerk of thu supreme
court whenever said clerk is %incapaci-
tated or absent.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. ID.
s.. B. 57-An act to provide that
persons convicted of certain ofeenses
may be given the benefits of a sus-
pended sentence, and providing for
the supervision and care of such per
sons.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. ID.
S. 3. 62-An act relating 70 the
erection of platforms by railroads.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Fob. IS.
S. B. Embarrassing the salary of
the governor to $500 a year.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. ID.
S. b. G6-An act to amend section
$3.50 of the Revised Codes of the state
Of Montana relating to trial jurors.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Fob. ID.
5. 3. 10-An act to permit insurance
organized under the laws
81 the state of Montana to invest
in irrigation district bonds, i,
to other securities in which
'''>' i't's'i VIZ N'lllIdlIltS are now
authorized to invest funds of such
Received Feb. 13; Approved Feb. ID.
). b. 71-An act to amend section
ll99 of the Revised Codes relating to
.ile giving of notice to the state boa I'd
land commissioners of certain bond
sales and prescribing penalties for
to comply with such pro ision.
Received Feb. 13; Approved Feb. IS.
>. Is. 31-An act to amend section
'l2l Of the Revised Codes relating to
njunctiOns.
Received Feb. 1s; Approved Feb q.
5. 3. 54-An act to amend the laws
eating to he inspection and opera
ION OF steam boilers within the state
VI Montana and including the exam
nIng and licensing of engineers
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. %.
> Is. i3-An act to amend section
''s4 OF the Revised Codes relating to
ne Killing of elk, Rocky Mountain
goat and Rocky Mountain sheen, and
king the open scason therefor and
or a closed season on elk in certain !
'ouhties n parts of counties in
Montana until oct. l, 1918, and defin-
hs the sex and age of Rocky noun !
am sheep that may lawfully be killed
a'lrlng the open season, and providing
penalties for the violation thereof. !
Received Feb. Is; Approved Feb. Is.
5. B. 30-.An act to amend section
10 of the Revised 1907 Code relating
o the storage and safe-keeping of the !
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SENATE BILLS.
Approved Jan. g..

S. b. An act for the submission
TO the qualified electors of the state of
Montana an amendment to section .
OF article TX of the constitution of
the state of Montana relating to tie
right of suffrage and qualifications to
hold office.
Received Jan. 25; Approved Jan. rs.
S, b. 18-An act to prohibit unfair
competition n Discrimination. and
providing a penalty fpi the infracticn
of the provisions thereof.
Received Feb 5; Approved Feb. 6.
S. Il. 19-An act to prohibit unfair
competition and discrimination, and
providing a penalty for the infrac-
ton of the provisions thereof.
Received Feb. S; Approved Feb. 6.
>. Is. l3--An act to authorize the
government Of the United states, the
United states commission of fisheries
and IFS or his duly authorized agents.
the right to conduct fish Matching
and all operations connected there
with, in any manner and at any time
-" may ny lhtil1 ne considered
necessary and proper at Il United
States fish cultural station, to be cs-
tabllshed by the government of the
United States in the state Of Montana.
Received Feb. 8; Approved Feb. 8.
S. b. 14-An act to amend section
4655 of the Revised Codes of 1907,
designating the officer before whom
oath Of Acknowledgement NAV be
taken.
Received Feb. 8; Approved Fei,. 8.
S. B. Am act to amend Ser ion
1920 of the Revised Codes relating TO
the appointment and tenure of office
Of the warden of the state prison.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. 10.
S. b. 23-An act to regulate the SELL
1ng, offering or exposing for sale of
agricultural seeds in this state, an1
providing penalties for the violation
thereof.
Received Feb. 10; Approved Feb. 10.
S. E. 36-An act to create the office
of state travelling parole commissions
ert define the duties of said commits