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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-18
SOUTH WARDSBCRO.

Miss Ethel Gleason Is working at r.
\. Chase : in Newfane.
Mrs J. S. Smith visited a few days
in Wilmington last week.
Merrill Hall has returned home from
his worl, in Brattlcboro.
air. and Mrs. John Cobb Of Bond
Vile are visiting their son, Fred Cobb.
Mrs. Arthur Gibson and Mrs. Stella
James have gone to New York, where
they viii spend the winter.
AIr. and Mrs. Bert Wright and son,
Ernest, and Gilman Brown Of Newfane
visited Sunday at Mr.. Brown $ old
home here.
The Young people s society will hold
their sale Of useful and fancy articles
Friday evening at the church vcstry
supper viii be served from 6 to s
followed BY an entertainment.
About 80 friends Of Mrs. George Al
Ten gave her a surprise party Friday
evening in remembrance of her birthday
anniversary Refreshments were serv
cd and games were played. a very
pleasant evening is reported.
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EAST DOVER.

Mrs. 9. ". Russell is spending scy-
ersl days in Eoston.
Miss Ruth Hale was home from
Efat;lchoro high school over sunday
Din. and Mrs Homer Fitch Of Vii
mih@ton visited at Bert Davis i sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs David Aldricl Of Lon
aonaorry visited Mrs. Aldrich : sister.
Mrs. Rua Adams, and other relatives
/ The past week.
Mrs. ~ =. Prouty is keeping housc
fcs hcr mother. Mis-. r. f. Pratt.
while she is il Springfield, Mass
| Mr.. and Ms. T. IT, Pratt Mrs. C. j.
Lazellc and I.aton Snow visited rein
itlNes in Springfield, Mass. the pas:
week.
Mrs. &. $. sherman went Thursday
Of last week to Providence, r. l.. to
spcnd Z few weeks with her children
there.
Mrs. Ira I.azeIe Of Mortified
err NJ. \. Moore. who is i'll. She return
ed home Wednesday,
Mrs. Viola Morse Of South New
fame and Henry Brown OF Madison
Wis, were quests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Hale one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Mctcalf went
last week to Boston to visit relatives
Mr. MetcaIf returned Tuesday. Mrs
Metcaif expects to be away about :
month
| Miss Ruby Howe and friend. Mis-.
Narie. Savaslian. students at North
field seminary. visited ovcr SUNDAY
with Miss Howe S parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. W. D. Howe.
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WESTMINSTER.

circuit 5 station and surrounding
buildings are receiving a coat of paint.
Rev. Alfred Ward S subject next
Sunday will be, Publican and Pharisce.
Miss Ruth Pierce has gone to Hins-
dale, \. H., to stay through the win
ter.
Mrs PiIlsbury and daughter were
guests recently Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Farmer.
Joseph Bowen, station AGENT at
Grouts. is moving his family here
from Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Alfred Ward attended the sun
day school convention at Nergennes
this week, going as a delegate from the
Sunday school here.
Graydon, two months, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Rideout, died Tuesday
morning, Oct. H. Funeral services were
held at the home Wednesday, after
noon, only the immediate friends OF
Che family being present. Rev Alfred
| Ward officiated. Much sympathy is felt
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BONNEVILLE.

Il \. F-'uy picked n apple bios
.om OF H.
Oli~or I.aChancc has Lail; "craujl
OF his house.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cobb visited re-
Gently III WaTdsboro.
Irs G. T. skinner Of Newfane Is
visiting AT p. a. Prouty =
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Favors were
in town recently few DAYS.
Henry Kendall of Manchester was
Z guest in town few days last week.
81 L. Benson recently sold his farm
to a customer in Maine, who has
taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Starks of Mas
saehusctts recently moved into the
house owned by his mother. He is
starting blacksmith shop in the Of |
shop owned BY Arthur Brooks.
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for the hereANcd. parents ia the lo
Of their little one.
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Mrs. Mcintyre went Thursday to
Nashua. \. H., TO care for her mother,
who is i'll.
F. / Darling of Springfield, Mass,
came TO his home here Tuesday, took
care of his apples and closed the house
for the winter
Eivin ifoughton Of Marlboro, ~ H.,
came Sunday afternoon TO the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Susan Iloughton. IT,
was accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins, his
mother in laW. who remained for = Wis
it. Miss Nellie Iloughton returned
with her brother for Il short visit.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
apple crop. Some have smaller mum
Der of barrels than usual and others
report Il good number Hugh Goodeil
has a large crop and has had several
pickcrs ut wort, in his orchard some
time On Tuesday % barrels wer,
picked from this ono orchard.
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PEG o. MY HEART COMING.
Tremendous New York Success Here
New York.

At last Brattlcboro theatre gocrs
will have an opportunity to see Peg
O. Ny Heart, J. Hartley Manners
comedy which has met with tremcn-
dcus success in New York. where it
has been running continuously for
nearly Il year. Oliver Morosco. who is
the producer, has given the play a
stupcuIous mounting and an exception
oil well balanced cast of well known
players among whom are Lionel Glen
lister. Vivian Gilbert, r. jerome Law
Ter. Ruth Garland, Alma Chester and
Gabrielle Gcinas The title role will
he played by Blanche Hall, the clever
actress, who is sure to please in the
great role Of Irish brogue.
The story concerns Peg, the daugh-
ter OF an aristocratic English woman
who marrics a lovablc but unfortunate
/ freshman. Her family turn their
aristocratic backs upon her on account
/ Of her marriage. Peg is brought ~
/ by her father. after the death of her
mother. in New York. and comes tc
! England to be educated by her rela
/ tiyes. according to the conditions OF
the win Of a brother of her mother :
who has left 4 fortune to Peg. The
Irish girl, ignorant of the fact that
She is an heiress and also ignorant OF
the WAYS of the aristocracy. is giveI
a cold reception by her highborn rela
tivcs and made to feel the sting o
class distinction in spite of the fac
that it is her money which enables he
English relatives to keep up appear
ances. The disagreeable nature Of he
surroundings and the contrast between
her own natural goodness and light
heartedness, and the false ideas o
the aristocratic English family, do no
: make her lose her Inherent fnesse
The play is said to be brimful of wi
and humor and clever situations fror
the rise to the drop of the curtain
just before which Peg rests in tn
arms of the man she loves.
Peg o. Ny Heart will be seen q
: the Auditorium next Friday night.
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WEST DOVER.

prrin Hcscoek went to war'lsbolp Sat
urday
Mrs. Helen Davis spent a few days ut
j. \. Davis's, returning home rresday
Mrs Il. + Eu:tcrield and daughter,
Ecllc, are n Frank IIayncs's IN Winning
ton.
Mr.. and Mr., y. L Fitch Il Winning
ton were at Eorr Fitcli's one day last
week
Several mon gathered at the West Do
Nrr fene tery Ia work on the grounds.
Flowing and grading the lots
Mr. and Mrs. Fred May and daughter.
Fvciyn. were guests AT the home nf hei.
frnt, Mrs. William Titus, one day recent
j.
Ono of Dorr Fitch's horses lecaInc riu~k
II malholr in the pasture one day re-
entity, II Was nearly out g sight whoa
| ound
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank IlescocIs vcnt I,
Iirattlcioro to accompany Blsuehe Moul-
ton. who weut there for medical ,.-am.
nation.
Mr. and Ma : S.lTiairIcr and NJ
and Mrs. Aldcn Str,cicr If Eazi rlasla.
mont. MIS-. came Friday 60 Sist Il g.
p aud : J.. Hills untsi SUNDAY The
went t. Somerset Satarday
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WINDHAM.

Clyde Adams is home from Lyndon
vile.
Ethel Fuller is working for Mrs. \.
f. Hawkes.
Mr.. II NJ Abbott returned to New
fame court Monday.
Helen Adams is reported as doing
well at the hospital III Brattleboro.
Mr.. aad Mrs John Adams and little
daughter arc visitors at ". G. Ad-
ans s
Mrs Harry Gould were called to
Wardsboro Monday on account Of her
father being i'll.
Mrs. Bertha Wood of Chester visit
cd her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Abbott, Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hurdis Smith of West
Brattleboro were visitors at James
Whipple i this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Vincent, ". G. Adj
! ANS ana Miss Constance Tpham at
tended the Union association in North
Londonderry the first Of the week.
Asabel Upham visited relatives il
/ Springfield last week and went e
Bellows Falls to see his daughter
Grace. who is doing as well as couie
/ be expected.
The ladies aid society served it,
annual harvest supper in the Vestr5
Oct. .. A fair number were present
and all seemed to enjoy the evening
The next meeting Of the society vii
be held at the vestry next week Thurs
day. As there is to be extra worl
it is hoped that all women who cal
will be present.
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MARLBORO.

Mis- lucia GLEASON returned Tee
day to Boston tn her school
~ & Henson ~ Isondcnlrrry has
been visiting IN town this week.
Mrs. Anna Amcs OF Brattlcboro l. a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Adams.
Mrs. II. !. Whitney il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Warren of Hal
flax.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bellows Of
West Brattlcboro were in town a few
lays last week.
Mr.. Johnson of Troy. y. V. Is
spending few days with Mr. aud Mrs.
Ralph Moxom.
Ernest Col, raa finished his lnr.,lcr
'oA and returned to his home in Lon
dondcirr.
Dr. AMI Ers. 0 Y. ucnlon have r.
trrnol fro:n visit 10 the morris. :att
of the state among relatives.
Mr AMI Mrs. Henry Lcarnard Of
Iialifax arc spending tho week with
Their daughter. Mrs. Van Wyck.
1T. AMI Mrs. Clarence wordcn. whp
srcri their vacation here. went TO
/ ;lcig home in Brooklyn Saturday.
More tlnu 100 persons from Brat
fIcHdrc attended the fair and supper
.ivcn ~ The ladies aid society We'd
I rcslay evening.
/ Rev rni Mrs. Flint II Bisgcll of
Wilmington attended the fair and sup-
'cr 81 the ladies' aid society Wcdncs
] iav cvcninE.
EIi.h EidIcr spcut suudnv SUI
I Ncnd"v eth hcr parents. Mr. anil
Mrs. iii vi Fidlcr, returning II
wn.bend Tuesday.
Caar,cs Eolbins ar Frcd v.,.fe-
80 were dIarin. I-iiiA,cr Tor E,-..-t
rol = lar" re-rrr"I 20 thcir ho:ics n
lI;awsoa-ilIn and I'eiH.
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~ sometimes wonder if life is worth
living. mueed the pessimist. 1T is
replied the optimist. 1T is worth liv-
ing much better than most of US live
it. -Lippincott S Magazine.
Practical work in sewing, cooking
and other household arts is required
in all English schools for girls above
the infant grade.
The United states is now the great
est Photographic materials producing
country.
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DUMMERSTON HILL.

Smaller Hcrrick picked fresh dan
deIion blossom Wednesday.
Hiss Frcida Blumcnburg of New
York city was a guest AZ the Better
ley homestead over Sunday.
Miss Helen Koski. while returning
from school one day this week. picked
two branches of raspberries, contain
ing both ripe and green berries.
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BROOKLINE.

Miss Rosabcllc Bascom. after two
weeks visit at Miss Il. l.. Ware :. re-
turned Wednesday to- East Northfeld,
Mass. for a brief stay.
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WEST WARDSBORO.

\ number from this place attended the
Grange far IN Wardsbofo Oct 8
Air. and Mrs David Aldrieh OF South
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Chicago was founded or rather in
corporated 50 years ago.
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Trains Leave Brattleboro.

Trains Leave Brattleboro.
100 a. N. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
30 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
go a. m. Except Sunday For New
York.
9.25 a. m. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
1910 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
40 p. m. Except Sunday. For New
London and New York via
the Norwich Line Steamers.
600 p. m. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry.
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IUltDAN * son, OrtomeJrsts, ] Elliot st.
- Specialists in the correction of defective
vision. ENHm.uatirn. @ 20 - a. m, l.5O to .
y. IN. Evenings, Monday and Saturday. : to 8.
Appointments al your convenience Tel, 80 NJ.
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BELLOWS FALLS.
Fire Department Inspection.

The annual inspection Of the Bellows
Falls fire department took place Fri
day and included the paradc and in
s3cction of the apparatus, followed by
tests of the different appliances, with
concert ana ball in the evening.
Much satisfaction is expressed on all
sides on account of the evident fine
condition of the fire-fighting equipment
under the direction of Chief John p.
Mccain. The schools of tho village
held a solid session and the pupils
Were on hand at the tests in tie af
tcnoon. These were watched Nv .
,.tge crowd in the square. and as some
of the buildings were decorated a ho3i
day ar WAS given to the occasion
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nR HEEBY TCCEEB Residence. 3
- GROVE street, telephone, 23S. Oair". /
eonard block. Hours, $50 q, and 10 ., /
cicrhone 29l.
- Il. ALpRlCu, N. u. Hours, 1880 70
123o.7 70 . ONCE phgnc lG3-l .hon.e 100
rIWOMAS RICE. NJ. u. o8Ico aud residence
Il over Vermont SAVINGS Bank Hours, .
9 a. m. o" 3, aud TO .. m.
nR. W. H. LANE, office and residence. 81 y
~ Main ST. OWcc hours: Mornings until
.; afternoons until 30; evenings until ..
Telephone. $50.
hR q. T.. HuNTEE. Wlltstou Block over
~ Srou'a grocery. O0ce hours I ia y
M, ESQ to 8 .. Residence, West Bratiie-
nE. II. = GREENE. Physician and Surgeon.
II once, Bank block. Hours, to "a. IN.
] TO 3, aud to p. an. Residence, Z Green
ST.. Telephone connections
IL. H. o'CON&Olt, ". D.. Surgeon aud tyne
II coogiat. Hours ! - 30, and 7 to s y.
sundays by appointment. once and resi-.
dcncc. = Worth Mwn Sl. Telephone 2Gl
-, K. ANDERSON. Surgeon and Physician.
VI Surgery "a speciality. DiIru and residence,
BROOKS tlousc, IS Main ST. hours uutH 10 il.
M ~ 80. 70 =. N. In1uc 2l6. !
hR T.. K. LYNCH surgeon OGice. PARK
Tel, $40. firs. 3 ~ Fl. m.. j To- 8 ANA : 10
. -. m, Sundays by appointment only. Resi-
dcncC ~ Canal ~. I,lgph9nc ill ll-26
IUEDAN x son. OrtomeJrists. i Elliot St
vision. Examination, 20 IL a. m, $50 to .
y. m. Evenings, Monday and Saturday. to g.
Appointments al your convenience. Tel 50 NJ.
nR. A. l. MILLER, Hooker block, Brattle
= 12r2. ono L.. : Y 2. ! y :. Go e .
nk. 9. q. WHEELER. ostcapathc physi-
IL cian 10 Crosby h4eE. ONCE hours, 10 to
m, 20 4 y. other hours by appoint
mont. Ielcphonc cyuueeuous. 9 spruce 81.
"A. X. MOVES. NJ. d. I've. ear. nose and
w throat. . 10 II. to 3 Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. other hours and Sundays
by appointment. Appointments Tor glasses iii
ting made by mail Or phonc. American Bldg.
nR. {. 5. CLARK. Dentist Whitney block.
Erat tleboro Ielephone. 32-3
.IOHN +. GALE. Attorney at Law, Guilrord
Vt Ielcphohe. 3p2.
HAskINs & sCHWENK. Attorneys and
- S1unsellors al Law. Bratt"horo, ".
INRANk =. BARBER. Attorney al Law
Noon Z, Crosby block, Brattleboro.
DoBERT q BACON Attorney AZ Law
~ Room Is Llcry Bnildlng. Brattlchoro.
NIYRoN =. DAVIS Attorney al Law
W suite 10 Illery Building. Brattleboro
q b. HUGHES. Lawyer Telephone
~ G BILLINGS. recently FRS. Assistan
- Commissioner Of Patents Solicitor an,
Attorney in Patent and Trade Mark Gases
SEYMOUR seymour. Megrath 4 Billings. 4
-. w EDGETT q co. heal Estate an,
iuvestment notary public CT Main 81
pARRoWS IS co, Wholesale and Retail
II Dealers in Goals of all kinds. Office
Main ST. Brattlcboro
MORAN & co, Undertakers 10 Main S.
~ Telephone. 354.2. Brattlehoro Mt 36t
GILMAN & HELYAR, Surveyors ana Enc
NJ reers. Tel. 13l :3SS'E.: res. 292W.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Exclusive Undertaking
BOND 81 SON
MORTicIANS
Auto Service, Reasonable Prices. Correct Servi
and Fair Treatment.
Tol 0RA-l Rraftlohnrn W.
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hk. q. q. WHEELER, ostcapathic physi-
II clan. 10 Crosby hl4eE. Ofice hours, 10 to
a. m, = 20 4 D. m. other hours by appoint
mont Telephone connections . spruce st.
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Central Vermont Ry,

Corrected to September so, 1918.
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A. X. MOVES. NJ y. Eve. ear, nose and
w throat . Co l., | to >. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. other hours and Sundays
hy appointment Appointments Tor glasses iii
ting made hy mail or ,phone. Americln BLDG.
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hR. G. 5. CLARK. Dentist. Whitney block
IL Brattleboro. Telephone. Bob.
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8 BURLINGTON (

= o 9 . @ o 9 o @ o o @ o o O o 9
VIM. j. Reutten and daughter
Margaret, left Thursday for a weeks
visit with relatives in the Twin Cities
The Misses Grace Johnson and Lau-
ra Cotton arrived Friday evening to
spend the week end with their parents
here.
Misses Florence Miller and Myrtle
Hogy came up from the Normal Fri
day evening and returned Saturday
for a party that evening.
Miss Hattie Williamson of North
Prairie is now staying at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hogy.
H. II. Rottman gave an interesting
address illustrated with steropticon
views at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening. He is field organ
izer of the Christian Endeavor society.
With the assistance of Rev. Richmond
he expects to establish c. E. society
here.
McKaty Bros. are opening up the
Conan mine. They expect to have it
in readiness to supply the trade by
Nov. Is.
With the excellent roads through
the valley on the north side the mines
on that side may expect lively trade
this winter. The combined output Of
the Conan, the Cotton and the Hume
we'll mines should be sufficient to sup
ply any demands of the local trade
to the north and east.
Harrison township certainly de-
serves vote of praise for the excep-
tionally good roads they have con-
structed this season. The work on
their roads show that those having the
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matter in charge were experienced
road builders.
Mrs. II. T. Hogy and daughter Ha.
eel returned Friday from an extended
visit with relatives at Cyrus, MINI.
Dr.. T. John Christie is enjoying a
we'll deserved vacation of week or
ten days. He left Thursday for points
in Minnesota.
Elmer Kline met with what may
prove very serious accident Tues
day. Mike Muir's horse, which was
tied in front of the C. A. Bugge Co.
store, broke loose and ran up past the
school house and back on Main street.
Elmer ran out to catch it and sue
ceeded in grabbing the back pad. The
horse whirled around and caught Mr..
Kind between the buggy and the high
side walk. In the mix-up the horse
stepped upon Elmer's ankle and other
wise bruised him, perhaps injuring
him internally. DR.. MCDANIEL, of Mi
not, was called, who placed the injur-
ed mans ankle in a plaster cast and
made him as comfortable as possible.
At present he is resting easily but
complains of pains internally.
Photographer Hart Of Minot was
up Monday fixing some mining views.
Mrs. Anna Sheehan presented the
school with handsome Amorillis for
which the pupils feel very grateful
Both rooms now have a splendid col
lection of house plants.
Chas. Crawson returned Monday
from the Minot hospital. He is still
very lame and sore from his recent
accident He saws that as vet no
steps have been taken on the part of
the 500 railroad to pay the damages.
Mrs. Strong returned Tuesday from
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that new mine has been opened UP
here. This will eventually call for the
establishment Of briquetting plant
in Burlington, if the briquetting bust
ness proves a profitable venture.
Will Callahan finished the seasons
threshing at Harvey Johnson's We'd
nesday. Callahan opened the season
at this place. He has now pulled his
outfit into winter quarters after q
very successful run.
ton this week in the interests Of the
Olson Land Co.
There are few cases of measles in
town but danger Of an epidemic is not
anticipated.
Many of our people have journeyed
to the Mouse river these bright au-
tumn days to observe the handiwork of
the beavers. Just above the Conan
bridge there is large dam across the
stream. The busy little fellows have
destroyed great many beautiful trees
growing along the stream in their
search for material. Some of the
trees cut off measure IA inches in dia-
meter. One little fact we observed on
a recent tour of inspection was that
the little creatures remove even the
chips that they make. The trees are
felled, stripped of the limbs and cut
into appropriate lengths before plac-
ing them in position. Here would be
an excellent opportunity for some ma
ture specialist, such as Teddy Roose-
welt or the Logan correspondent, to
make study Of the life, habits and
characteristics of the beaver.
AS the dam is in plain view of the
bridge many automobile parties come
to view the interesting spectacle Of a
heavel. dan,
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visit with relatives at Velva and

visit with relatives at Velva and
Harvey.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and son Viii.
lard of Minot visited at the home OF
her brother, Sam Strong, the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wistrom went
to Flaxton Friday, returning Satur-
day on 105. They state that Will
Wistrom has had an attack Of appen-
dicitis but is now out Of danger.
The lower room gave a delightful
Halloween entertainment Friday af-
ternoon, a large number of parents
and friends attending.
Clifford Miller and George johnson
returned Sunday from their wild
Churchs Ferry. One lone goose was
the sum total of the spoils but the
boys say they had first class time.
Messres Eckmeier, Hogy and Mad
sen took trip out through the hill
country Wednesday.
John Y. Millar returned Wednesday
from an extended trip through Can
ada.
Miss Hazel Hogy is reported on the
sick list.
R. S. Bradley of Chicago arrived to
engage in business in this city.
Pat Calvin bought an assortment of
various farming utensils that would
do credit to pedlar of Yankee no.
tons at the Gillespie sale Wednesday.
John Reiner returned from Kenmare
Saturday, where he went with view
to purchasing some cells for the town.
ship calaboose. Plans will be drawn,
we understand, and bids called for the
construction of two cells.
We expect to chronicle the fact soon
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District Court Convenes Monday.

There are 1877 civil and IA criminal
cases to come before the district court
which convenes in this city Monday.
One Of the cases is that against Geo.
Hart, charged with adultery.
Mrs. Stella Brothers and C. w.
Browning, also charged with adultery,
will be tried.
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Velva Physician is Dead.

DR.. T. j. Eltun, prominent Velva
physician, passed away after long
illness from tuberculosis late Satur-
day. Masons escorted the body to the
train where it was carried to North
field, MINI. The doctor was married
two years ago and his wife survives.
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A number of members of the Ward
County immigration association gath
cred in Minot Wednesday and met
with the county fathers. Reports
were made as to the progress made so
far in the way Of heading immigra-
ton this way. Among those present
were E. T. Carey, Oscar Wilson and
Mr.. King Of Donnybrook and Mr..
Christensen of Carpio.
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NEW OFFICES

NEW OFFICES.
Grant s. Youmans, whose Office is
in the front up stairs of the New
Optic Block, makes FARM and CITY
LOANS. Phone 255, or call on him.