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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

SeIgeipenoe. Iabne Sfur paa tsrre,
Iuftige BIaoie, iamt &enSIigbeo og
foriigtigt Stel er Wtr. Girls meset
t%afnemmeIig for netop M / Summer.
oarmen. Or imiolertio @riiefolera
fomluet ino / RaboIaget, aisr man
iiffert bebit / at ienbe efter 9prIegen
og faa fine @rtIe pafiinereoe.
- 9ebanbles &lsperbs Zig, at
9labene bIiper igien / gugen - ia,
iaa er BET life Longer &leoerbs, men
8IsoeritiIf. 90 &IsperItiIf toger life
Ssrf engansl
@an fan pfte me6 gcot ReiuItat
iaa Shape eaer RPpe / Waisageren
iibIte Gang, Der "arbeibe8" / Waiieu.
- ct Son peIbjer9et So ilaat / ret
Sib er aoifiqigt mere nGro END ct
Con So ilaaet / ltttoe % baarligt
bierget.
- IogIe &lsfter eaer Stolper iat
neo / 9affer, nogIe St9nger paa
"copper" og Iiot @piit % gtprbs open-
pao er life bet bebite Slt8lp, man
fan gipe fine l1nsfreat11rer og 8riie
III / Soliteeen; men BET er bunbre'
De @ange beore END intet o9 er iaa
biatat, at ser ingen llnoifplbning er
for Dem, Iom laber 9prene fine itaa
eaer ligge % iolitege Jig, forot Der
life finoes Ell Sfpgge at fomme bort
UNDER.
- Selp Spoafrifa begpnber Ser
at bIipe Weerier, bsres BET no til.
Ser er opimoo so ~alerebe, og oisie
prooucerer omtrent s Miaioner go.
Smgr for Iaret. gn to q ire Wtila
Iioner Sunb Smsr bliper ogiaa til
pirfet paa 8onoegoaroene bpert Iar
/ SDbafrifa MI, beoer bet. Wteo Ii
BEN bliper fanife @eGfeflten al itsr-
re 8etponing for Spbufrifa END 81
dmdrtleterle o9 Oe DeIueVSpelpNlle
@ulbminer.
- MiIetbs, iom bItper Ilaat lao
tent, of Ser er Srs / oct, ifltloe life
br1,ges iom SO for Seite. Wen gHl-
letbs, ilaot tibIigt nof og goot bier.
get, er fife ilbe SeItefooer.
- CONNIE Stap-Siloer maa paSs
les nsie i Sommertsrten. glioer
gaanbene Cite Soops) for lsie og
"tbe @up @ires" for latfe, ltaar
Siloen / Sare for at blGie neb.
@r en- Sing pGro noget, lao
err Sen p9ro at blipe feet nste ooer,
inben man fisber Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
WauiersepGrete cpfnoer.

Or. Earl b. Ioliier fpIber /
oisie Gage 70 aar, ibet bon er isSt
27be Slini 1888. Sammen meb
FIN gror @iIbeIm fonitruerte ban
oct fintaIibrebe 8ep9r, iom / 1871
meo u~oGientIise g@nSriuger bIep
inofsrt / Den tpite Scr. s 1874
erbperoet greorene Wtauier ben faI.
Sabrif / Sbernoort iom ienere bIeo
ombannet til gftieiellfab. Sra oeu.
ne Sabrif er iaIt uogaaet ca. s DtiI.
lioner Wauiers8 ep9rer, icm err ioIgt
belle 8erbeu oper. Wilbelm Wau.
Ter Ssbe / 1882. 5or etpor aar
iiben blep EailI Mauier opbsiet /
Io~elsitnroen; / 1S9S--1903 Dor
ban Weblem al oen tp'fe Higsoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

Gr oct gIebnina ira 2unserne
en- iaar et anfalb al, iaa IGs ham neS
mleo noset unoer SfuIore % Sooeo.
9aS bam bape abiolilt Ro / Ct MORT.
ficlig Ium. Gao ham iaa imaa SIS
Itpffer, Tom ban ton bolbe / @trn'
ben. 0ette or oItiaa bpao Der fan
gisreS, Tor Softuren tommer, men
iIise SiIieloer al 9lebninger ira
2~ungerne eller ira Wapen, mac mon
iaa ioi / Toftoren inareit mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
G9en | Wor0c.

Se galllle Noronl9lto opfatfet
Ggen iom Spmbolet paa Strait. Ger.
for bapoe De beliget Den til fin tier
feite SUB - til Sbor. 90 lige ira
ben Sib bar ben p9ret aonaen blanot
ESfoaers Sr9r - Ell pproig Gotge
blanot De itore % inlaa Sr9r Der.
noe.
timber De itore, gamle Gaefruners
SpGlp bar Der Ell rpooig Yla0s. Ser
iamlebeS De garnle HoromGno for
at opien6e fine Bonner til @uoerne,
ser baoSe De fine Sfieriteoer - %
pIantet paa Oen ialoneS 8rapbaug
fit bcn | Marbunbreber IfiPrmen0e
breoe fine 8rener uooper Den Ssocs
Ben, Iigeoan iom Den bapoe pGret
bans 9eifptter !; leuenoe Sipe.
Wen life bare | Horge bar Ggen
bore ii slgt og sGre. s SpIflano bar
Sen beaiget oeres Gonar 8uO. &c
gamle 8rPfere og Homere hapoe /
Sen grQa Slotib beIliget Ggen iii Sr.
piter OF bar ser anieet for ct belli-
aere Srp emo nogen anben @rt. 90
fra Suiet al Ell beaig Ga / 9obora
RorogrPfenlmlo) tit Sreiterne Ell.
gang / Siseu fine Srafeliuar.
Ger gaar ct gammelt Sagn ont
Ggen, of ben porer / 300 gar, Itaar
lao ligeiom i Iauooomsoloeren / on.
ore 800 Iar - og brliger me 300
aar til at forgaa. 0ette Sagn bar
gipet @nlebning til islgenoe @ers al
Sen beflenbte engelife 3igter Sobn
9rpoen G631-170O Tom ber gien'
gipe8 / fri Speri9ttcIie:
"Se Sfogens Tatriart Dor aongeeg.
grabpi3 til sSplbe, ret 6en opao iteg;
ire bunoreb Ior Den gror % ire Den
Itaar
peo Iagt, og bruger tire mems ben
foreaor."
Sm Gaen fan opnoa en- iaa bst
gloer er 10 life gobt at oioe. Wen
man bnr / 0oree ggetrpr iom er
ganife anieelig gamle. Eaa 2itroat
8aoro / oct Sronbhjemife itaar iIere
ggetrPr iom er pIantet 1890. / Gro.
item iammeiteos en- iom er plantet
1889 og paa 8narben 8rilitao / font.
me ggn en- iom err plantet mellem
1851 og 1866. Oilers Itaar Rorges
Itsrite ca paa @aorben 8alen / SieIb'
berg 9reitegjpIb, seubborblano. 5
S60saareue par ben 37.6 Neter bsi
oa ca. 1 Weter fra @rumoen bolot
Den rs Dieter / Smians.
Oilers iinbes Der runbtomfring /
Rorge mango ggetrRer iom man me.
uer er mango 8arse iaa gamIe ion
openrpnte.
Gaa Suiebp og Sol / afer finbes
mange ioprt gamle. GgetrRr iom me-
get muIig I~friper fla ira ben Sto oa
ii0ItnPonte @aoro far pPret et SOP.
(8ammelt 8ubetempel, bporira man
tror ale 8aarbsnaune SOP og Sol
Ifriper iig). Se gamle Roromrno rel.
tie 10 fine SOP nRiten uoeluffenoe |
gaetr9ernes Sfpgger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
quiet np Rfekkrnft.
Rogle letoinSte Supper, iom er suoe
Spmmernarmeu.
Resiseret af en- prattit Susmsber.

Nelteiuppe meo HiIen9rpn. 3
Quarts Melt, 612 ~itrsgen Spiieife
&iieugrpn, libt Salt og Ell SbeifC
Smsr. Relfen gipes ct Spfog / en-
Souble Boiler. @rpnene paifeS og
IfoloeS, bellies berpaa op / Welfen,
naar ben foyer og iaa rsre8 Der / Den
til Nelfen foyer op. Ielfen iRttes
iaa ODER og Den foges / omtrent 3
&parter. 2ige for ben ifal ierpereS,
bapes Salt % Smsr /, De fleite IL
fer bisie ReIfeiupper bebit meo 9a,
mel % Suffer paa.
Ielfeiuppe meo Sasosrpn.
Ser tages famine Sorbolb al 8rpn,
MeIf % Smsr, iom ben ooenfor.
Soar @eIfen foses, bapes 8rpnene /
unber itaoig Smrsren, og rsres /,
til Ielfen igien foyer op. Sen TO-
ges til 8rpnene er flare, iom pleier
at tase en- balp times Sio.
Gnrmelfiuppe.
3 Quarts FUR IeIf, en- toppet
SpiieIfe @el, 8 SbeIfeer Smsr, en-
Sop ifummet IeIf. @eIet rsres til
en- Seeming nteb ben iflrmmeoe MeIf,
babes op / en- @rpoe tiaigeme0 Den
aoot piipebe iure Welf og Smsret.
Zen pipes / belle Siben, til Suppen
Itaor ifog. Gen ialteS ba og b9loes
op / Surinen og ipiies meo 8aortn'
ger iii.
aicrnemelfinppe mcb G%iiensrpn.
3 Quarts aiernemelf, 6 SptieIteer
8iiengrpn, 6 SpiieIfeer Suffer, ct
tibet Stpffe 8anel, libt Salt. WteI'
fen iettes oper Sloen / en- Ilumirt,
I'm. 8rpoe og pipes l. til ben foyer,
Se paifeoe, ifoIbeoe @rpn BABES /,
oa man moo pebbltoe OF rsre, til
Relfen foyer op igien, aanelen bo'
pes / og iaa foyer Suppen oiSere
unoer 2oag / 3 aparter. gtaar Cup
pen ifat ipiies ireres Sufferet o9
SaI. eiter Smag. Set er beOit al
bape en- 4sbeitos. Glabe UNDER 8rp'
BEN. Man fam natlrligoiS oglao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
Siem til Hurae / 1911.

Sar on tpnft Dig biem til Rorse
til De itore SsitioeIigbeoer 1914?
goa iamme Sio fan man beisge 10.
itiainsen. Sorberebelien for Den
itore Rorgesi9ro er III / iulS
Gang. Gget Glib Sirefte ira Stem
gorf iii Rorge. Wange fremragen.
De RorOm9no bar aIlereoe tegnet Tia.
Ser sipeS ben bebite a~nIeonins. 9aS
mig iaa Sop at ~iorflare min EIan.
bette err til DIN Soroel. ifrip ioas til
g. 3. Slitao.
201S Spnbale ape. e.,
Rimeapolis, Rinn.
eenb "recsrah.eeheu" I'll eIQef % Sen
mr. 1 bet adufIe ouub.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

med, Mrs. N. X. Ahalt, Theo Bornholt,
VIM. Benton, Mrs. Leland Barlow,
Mrs. D. Ball, G. r. Cass, Miss Ella
Christensen, w. A. Chambers, r. L.
Chapman, John B. Corey, A. B. Cox,
liver Eek, Printer, j. ]. Elmer, b. A.
Erickson, Winfred Fervar, Ed. Girard,
Editor Grain Growers Journal, Miss
Gladys Hanson, Andrew Holbec, Miss
w. M. Harris, Dap. Hapip, M. G..
Handey, VIM. Iverson clio A. Johnson,
Herman johnson, J. H. johnson, Jack
jacobson, Clayton Kinball, G. v. Kis-
sell, Oscar Lund, Ed Livingston, Dan
ial Letched, Mrs. John Crime, Mrs.
Hanna Gunderson, Mrs. Fred Simp-
son, Ed. Schrader, J. Hurley, H. Hus-
mann, Mrs. H. H. Hussey, Willie Han
son, Albert C. Schultz, Miss Martha
Schulz, w. E. Smith, Ross Smith, Ed
Tegenson, Walter Lang, I. B. Murphy.
Walter M. Ray, Harold Moeller, w.
L. Mckay, Thos. Madden, Burr Wolf
singer, Henry P. Miles, G. DISCARD,
Mrs. S. Peterson, H. H. Pond, Ivar
Ruther, Birdolf Stepins, John Silvers,
Mrs. Bell Simpkins, John Simons,
Annie illness, Whitmore, Driller of
Wells, J. w. Weahley, John Walrath,
Joe Warren, Louis Caronion.
"A. D. Murphy, Postmaster.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

be doing well.
Leo Frank was in Minot Saturday
buying the commencement I'arapher-
MALTA.
Remember the Baccalaureare SER
mon Sunday evening, June l, and the
commencement exercises the follow
ing Monday evening.
Prof. Cunningham will leave Sur
rey soon after commencement. The
high school, and the whole neighbor-
hood as we'll regret the loss Of so able
and efficient a superintendent as Mr..
Cunningham has proven himself to
be.
Forest Hunsley seems to be having
some trouble lately. He either is very
busy or needs a new buggy.
A long freight train was tied up
in Surrey last Sunday.
The summer days have come at last,
The hottest Of the year;
The school bell ceases ringing
With melodies of cheer;
The baseball nine is on the bum,
The Surrey band is still;
And nothing but the birds appear
The loneliness to fill.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
Douglas Teacher Shot Farmer.

Russell Whitsell, a Douglas school
teacher, was arrested by Sheriff N. O.
Simons of Mclean county, charged
with assault with intent to kill. White
sell met Ernest Krisell, farmer, near
Douglas, just across the line in Nc
Lean county, and the men are said to
have had an argument over a sum Of
money the school teacher claimed the
farmer owed him for threshing last
fall. Whitsell is said to have pulled
a revolver and fired, the bullet strik-
ing the farmer. Krisell was able to
drive to q neighbors where he sum-
moned help. He was taken to the Bis
narck hospital where he is expected
to recover.
Whitesell is lodged in the Mclean
county Jail.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
SURREY NEWS.

The wheat is nearly all sown now
and the farmers are busy with oats
and barley.
John Wagner, the Surrey "Flun-
key" had an accident last week. While
carrying a pail Of water in the dark
he stubbed his toe on barb wire
fence. AS result he nurses badly
swollen nose.
Mr.. C. w. Clendening, an old pio-
neer Of Surrey, is in the vicinity, Wis
iting friends and looking after his
crops. Mr.. Clendening was the first
principal of the Surrey schools, hav-
ing lived on claim two miles from
town while teaching. Mr.. Clendening
has many old friends here who are
glad to see his familiar face once
more.
Daniel Elker has just shipped out
three carloads of potatoes.
Charles Cover is now working with
his engine on his fathers farm north
west of town.
Mr.. Dix and Walter Perry have
been favoring the Presbyterian church
with instrumental music, Mr.. Dix
playing the cornet and Mr.. Perry the
violin. They have been rendering ex-
cellent services.
Mr.. Eaton and family were visitors
at the Perry home Saturday evening.
There was also orchestra practice af-
ter supper. The orchestra appears to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
Aged Velva Farmer Killed.

T. J. McGrath, aged SO, well-to-
do farmer living miles north of Vel
va, was killed in a runaway Thursday.
The team ran away, throwing him
into q we'll on the farm.
The son was loading a disc drill at
the granary when the horses became
frightened. They dashed across the
field and struck the cross beam of the
well, where the aged man was stand
ing. The entire platform was pulled
off and the father fell into the well
which is 80 feet deep. The son extri-
Gated his father, who died few min
utes after being taken from the well.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
School Election Tuesday.

SCnOOI EIeCtIUn 1ueBu8y.
Two members of the Minot school
board are to be elected Tuesday.
The terms of Martin jacobson and
Arthur Scofield expire. Mr.. Scofield
will not be candidate for reelection,
but Mr.. jacobson filed his petition to-
day. The Socialists have filed petit
tions for their candidates, Eugene
Teutsch being one Of them. John
Lynch, j. C. Smallwood, Francis j.
Murphy filed their petitions today.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
THREE ENGINES WORK
ING IN SURREY FIELD

Three engines are blowing today at
the Champlin- McKone farm near Sur
rey, in an effort to get the last work
done by schedule time. The ground
now being plowed will be sown to
barley. Twenty burrows are turned at
each round and the engines doing the
work belong to Peter McKone, C. r.
Cover and Cy Beachler. The sight is
one Of the most interesting seen in
the Surrey country.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

The Independent learns that John
Lynch has filed his petition as can
didate for member of the school
board. Mr.. Lynch has no particular
laundering for the office, but was in
duced to become a candidate by many
of his friends. John Lynch would
make good, and will without question
be one of the members chosen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
Palda Home From Cuba.

Atty. L. J. Palda and son Charles
have returned from an extended Wis
it in Florida and Cuba. They did not
visit the Panama canal owing to the
lack Of time. Mr.. Palda states that
he had most enjoyable trip, but has
returned with a better feeling for
North Dakota than ever.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

The Metropolitan city band will give
it's first concert of the season at the
school lawn Friday night. The boys
have been rehearsing for several
weeks and the organization is in the
best of shape.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
McCarthy's Remains Thru Minot.

The remains of Luther Mccarthy,
the champion pugilist who met death
at Calgary, passed thru Minot at mid
night last night on the 500 enroute
to Ohio, for burial.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

The J. c. Smallwood grocery adj
vertisement in this weeks issue is not
effective, as Mr.. Smallwood intended
to change the same before running it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters advertised by the post
master at Minot, N d., May q, 1918.
j. H. Buttree, Barton Booth, clio
Casper Olson, F. A. Brown, Jess All
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
NOTICE OF SALE.

ue Of a Judgment and decree in fore
closure rendered and given by the Dis
trict Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
and State Of North Dakota, and enter
ed and docketed in the Office of the Clerk
Of said Court in and for said County
and Alexander +. Reed, Jennie NJ. Reed,
Julius Fauchald. J. T. Newlove. Bovey-
shuts LUMBER corporation, Rogers Rogers
Light & Telephone Co.. a corporation
and Ward County, a public corporation
were Defendants. in the favor Of the
PENDANT Alexander F: Reed and Jennie
against all Of said defendants for the
Of hen on the
judgment and decree among other things
directed the sale by me of the real es-
tate hereinafter described to satisfy the
thereon and the cost and expenses of
such sale. or as much thereof as the
proceeds Of such sale applicable thereto
me issued out Of the s Office q the e" Clerk
of said Court in and for said County of
Ward, and under the seal of said Court,
directing me to sell said real property
I, E. d. Kelley Sheriff Of said County.
and person appointed by said Court to
make said sale, will sell the hereinafter
der, for cash, at public auction. at the
front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Minot in the County of Ward,
and State Of North Dakota. on the
O'clock A. NJ, Of that day, to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs there
on, and the costs and expenses of such
ceeds Of such sale applicable thereto
will satisfy. The premises to be sold
as - AFORESAID aerssa pursuant to said Judgment
decree and writ. as. follows. to.Wi f'A
Those certain tracts or parcels Of land
%nae and s sa Gounty N Of Wd city Of
scribed as. follows. to-wit: The lots
numbered "A and Is Of block numbered
s Of the Brooklyn Addition to Minot as
corded in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for said Ward County, to-
gether with all and every Entertainments
snd IL ny
Guiding the buildings thereon STANDING.
p D. Kelley,
! Sheriff hsrIa, q Ward County, North Dakota.
At M'nSf' E Sor ! P1aintiff, k....,s
SUMMONS.
sfss st ssste @4se ss SSss1sy Ct
state OF North Dakota, Elk Rel R. A.
Nestos, states attorney in and for
Ward County, North Dakota. Plaintiff.
VS..
John Torkelson, Maxine Wright and Ce-
Gil Doe, true name unknown, Defend
ants.
SUMMONS.
The State OF North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby SUM
moned and required to answer the COM
plant in this action and to serve copy
Of your answer upon the Subscribers
within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of service: and IN case Of your
failure to SO appear or answer, Judg-
ment will be taken against you by de.
fault fol the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated at. Minot. North Dakota, this
2eth day Of April, 1913.
-R. "A. NestoH,
States Attorney.
-Dnrr III. Carroll, a
Assistant States Attorney.
Residence and Postoflice Address,
Minot. North Dakota 5-29-t6
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22
AT FORT MISSOULA

Fort Missoula, April 21.-(Special)-
Ordnance Sergeant Thomas w. Jones
arrived here Friday from Fort Wright
to take up ordnance duties here. He
will take Sergeant Mann's place when
he leaves here for Honolulu about the
last of the month.
Private Frank Moore of the Hospital
corps was discharged Saturday, which
was the expiration of his term of en-
listment.
~Sergeants Stone and Alstead of the
quartermaster corps went to Fort
Wright yesterday on official business.
Lieutenant Won dem Bussche re-
turned Saturday from Fort Harrison,
where he went to issue rations from
he subsistence department to the des-
htute Indians who We're formerly
taken care of by officials stationed
at Fort Harrison. Since the abandon
ment of Fort Harrison reations will be
sent from here.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Won dem
Bussche left here yesterday for Fort
Wright at Spokane, where Lieutenant
Won dem Bussche will attend to Off
cial business while Mrs. Won dem
Bussche will visit with friends.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22
SCHEDULE CHANGES
ON N. P. ROAD
TRAiNMASTER HAGGERTY HOME
FROM LIVINGSTON WITH Fig
URES OF NEW TIME CARD.

Trainmaster Haggerty of the North
ern Pacific returned yesterday from
Livingston, where he has been check
ing the time table of the new schedule
Which goes into effect on April 81. The
most important change affecting Mis-
soula is the extension of the Bitter
Root run from Hamilton to Darby. The
morning train viii probably not change
its time of departure from Missoula,
but it is expected that the afternoon
train will leave later than at pres
ent.
On the same date a change in equip
ment will be made on the North Coast
limited trains, No. l and 2. The day
coach and tourist sleeper which are
carried now will be dropped and the
train will have a solid Pullman make
up. The running time of No. 5 will
be changed by The schedule so that its
time from st. Paul to Seattle will be
but one hour and 50 minutes slower
han that of No. l. The local work
between Billings and ,Glendive that is
now being done by No. 5 will be taken
by a local Under the new schedule,
No. 6 will arrive in Missoula at 10:45
+. Ill. instead OI at go.
Vice President H. B. Earring of the
Milwaukee returned to Seattle on No.
II yesterday, after his eastern trip
with the Rockefeller party. Superin-
tendent Willard went as far as Avery
with him.
j. H. Queal of the Queal Lumber
company of Sioux City went east
through Missoula yesterday. His pri-
waite car was attached to No. Is of
the Milwaukee.
The Northern Pacific is offering a
special rate of $69.5O from Missoula
to Dallas, Texas, and return for the
annual meeting of the Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
which will be in session from May 10
to IS. Tickets will be sold on May I,
s and 9, and will be good nntil May
81. Stopover privileges will be allowed
both ways.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22

DDS employed in this, the only real
trying part of the Y. w. c. A. work.
Her announcement was that the
financial campaign was far more
easily accomplished for the second
year OF the association life in Missoula
than for the first. The meaning of it's
service is now more generally UNDER
stood and the response to its finan-
clal needs was accordingly generous.
Mrs. E. p. Hershey, treasurer, read
the financial statement for 1913, the
figures being:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22

Manager Woodwork of the Harnois
theater reports that he has yet a num-
Der of Crane tickets
TICKETS u~naccounted for. "WilI
NO GOOD YOU repeat said he
yesterday to the Man
About Town, that the tickets for the
Crane performance whose date was
cancelled, are no goOd for any other
performance? If these tickets are pre-
scented at the box office the money
which they represent will be refunded.
The holders, however, should not
think that they can use these tickets
for any other performance. We would
like to have all these tickets brought
IN, but we cannot go out and find
them nor can we recognize them if
they are presented for any other
show
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22
disbursements.
From the Gentlemen,

From the Gentlemen.
TWO of the four gentlemen present.
added their quota of CONCENTRATION
and stimulus to the speeches that had
gone before. Attorney f. E. Her
shey disclaimed all hard work and
acknowledged much pleasure in his
position as legal father confessor to
the ASSOCIATION. Rev. Fl. s. Galley
stated that he thought he must be
IN heaven, because, according to
Madame De Stael, "There wouldn't be
enough men in heaven to sing bass"
and looking about he couldn't see any
bass singers at all. He reminded the
ladies, however, of the good men and
true at home who had tucked the
babies into bed several hours before.
and were probably at, that moment
walking the floor with said babies,
While mother was being inspired at
the Y. w. c. A. banquet. Then in all
seriousness, he emphasized the inter-
dependence of such organizations as
the Y. w. c. A. and the church Of
God.
Following this splendid talk, there
was the report of the nominating COM
mlttee given by Mrs. Tylar B. Thomp-
son. Mesdames Dodds, High and
Wayne We're nominated to succeed
themselves on the board of directors
and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Bisbee, Mrs, {,
H. Hall n Miss Harriet Bates were
nominated as new members. This
report was adopted by vote of the as
sembly, then closed a most satisfac-
tory annual meeting.