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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
Mns 25. Jmni
csinbet bas biesjdbrise 5amilieH'
picnic Der adjttn @arS itatt.

Gas eiesj6brise Ia. jGbrli6e 5as
miliens pisnie Der 9epobHsr Der lhtsn
Darn In nuf ben %. Suni anberaumt
noroen uno finoet ipit iibIih In Cones
Jslano fiait. Die Goots nsrben Don
att llhr Worsens ab itIinoIih bis e6t
llbr absnos nad bem gienic pIas
rertehrsn un6 bon bort bon elf llbr
Yormittacs an ebenfalls ale Stunbe.
bis ale 5btilnebmer an oem Pienie
3nriifgebrnht rporben iinb.
Jiir ben inneren WenIfen iuirb In
Der rmfaHeneiisn Wsiie Sores g.ira@
gen iuerben. btnn bas 4rrdngsmentss
aommittse bat aontratts fir bic 2ies
feruns bon iolseuben erfrifhunssn
Dergeben: 500 Gallonsn Scscream;
1000 gallDnen Wlilh; 20 5db Gimoa
nace; 10000 3udtritsden. auberb<m
tperoen an bic Srausn unb stinosr
10000 Greisarien fir bic 4ttraiiios
nsn in benz par. sur 0ertbeilung s<s
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nehmsrtart.n. bic toitsnfrsi ausgesebsn
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in Der ahisn Worb fpobnsH, Fin an
oieiem ausflus bstbsiligsn i1nnen.
iJiir bic anabtn unb WGbhen ipsrs
ben dlItrbdno Wxttrsnnen arrnneiri,
bsi pelheH bic gliidliten Gepinnsr
aIlsrlei habfds unb peribpoue preiie
srbaIttn. 4nmelblnsen sur1tsilncbme
an biefen Rennen miiiIsn porbsr beim
Sefretdr oes 4rrnngsmenis Roms
mitiees Germ gbarlss u. 3eh 3ims
msr go. 206 ct. PAUL Oeb1ubs, 30.
Ill Of 4. Girobe, gema6i iperDen,
aber cine untridblihs Btbinguna lit,
eab alie 9beiIHebmer unb 9h<ilHebmt,
rinneH an biefen Wennen in Der nften
Warb ipobneH miiFen.
Ratiirlih. iinh aud perfGiebene
Bofebdus SpisIe nrransirt unb elmer
Der blerbsi CUR Wsribsilung s.lane<r.
ben prsift iit ein iiIbernsr Qiebsss
be6er. Der rSsf Der 0om0n Rdnufaes
turing &c. sefGsntt iporben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24

Jm 9etbeseo 1ofpiiaI itarb Der 6I
Sabre alts German 1immers bon 30.
~ Meit GIDer Eirabe. tpeIfer an.
Gamitag an Der Wain unb Wlapls
efDtHuk au NoripooD non einsm Auto
Der s}rtn6 HsnsOl Drp CLEANING 90.
iitsrfdbrsn Durbe. Der III Sabre ags
Qbcufkur Jomss Qnptborn IN Hp.
26l2 eemIcd Gttats tpurbs Derboltfs,
it6c4 seesn 2iikd6afs nuf irtkm
0ub ttlansn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
1em 6aniirerm
Soa burh Eroinau5 nas ausraieu
ibrer 8aaren perbptra iueroeH.

Cine CroiuaH5, bic obne fSraae ci.
ncn Shtrm Der Gntriiitung ieitcus
Der Saltlirer CUR ,Solge bobcn biirrtc,
ptro in Der beutigen StnotrathsIis.
ung StaotratbsnitgIieo at large Sc.
rome SomdrS ctnretden.
Gurh oieie Croiuan5 luiro namiid
lCgItfcr Sorm, Der ourf bas ausru.
Ien Don Waaren pcruriaht ipirb, per.
boter ':i;S Observation-Disclosures iollen
l",t 8eIoitrnfen pom $40 bis $40 &c.
abnoat iperocn.
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Die Jabrbmnbertieier.
am 70nneritas Mbens it sitnRs oes
oeneral'aommitfses In 0uro
Cincinnati.

am Ionneritag, 90. ssnni, Abenbs
8 llbr, tritt oas General. .aomHiitiec
iiir bic beiiiid)e Sabrbunoertieier mie.
Der suiannen. Tie geriamm!nna
iinbet pieberum i'm aIubSiinmer bes
gtoro Cincinnati Turnpereins itai:
inb bic Telesaten iinb eriuhi. piiittt.
lid nnb In boiler 8nbl sur StelIe 81
ieiu. sluf) ucr iidb ionit iiir bic &c.
p!ante geranitaItung iHtereiiirt, Iii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
Qofal 0eriht.
Eieuie bes Sentidea Wilitar linterir
Wereius.

CrIktuS.
Der 9sutI6s Wiliidrz llntsrftiisun ID
5erein pirb fein beuriass g5ienic am
GoEntas benz 20. Juni in Rei6rutbs
Tcri abbnItsn. 0us riibriae Gonls
n.istse 1T ft1on feit ssraumsr 3eit an
ttr arbeit eefpeisn, I'm bic 9orbereis
tlaqen fir bids Derunitaltuna an
tteffen unb Die 8emiibunssn Der 6ers
rem iperben stpeifeIsobns BON GrfOIs
seiront iperb<n. Bon Der ouberorbents
liten geiiebtbeit, beren fih Der Deuts
it,e Wilitar llnieritiisuuas Derein in
aGen Shi6ien bes Deutfdtbams ers
freut, legt bie1botfafx bsrebies 3eugs
nib ab, ooB bic Dom aommities bes
ftelIten Gintrittstarten bereits pergrifs
fen iiHb unb cine Rahbejteliung ere
foigen mnBte. s5nfoissbeHsn ift Elm
cuberorbsntlif gldn3enber Heflih am
20. 5uni In Reidrafbs Bart su ers
nGrteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
ausaano I'm Klsioergewu6e.
Ter Streif iuirO bon ben Nrbcitern
profIamirt nnS bic Sor6ernRgeu
Der JabrifaHten meroen an.
rii6gefpieien.

Sn ben 8erinmmlungen aebt es isbT
ldrmhnft su. iooab 0admittags Sie
Qolisei reqi,irirt perben mlBte. -
Ter ssiufrubr" loite iidb aber In
@oblgefaHen nui. Geid,dfts.
agent Ricienbere fommi nit ieiaen
sSrieocnsmnbnungen ihleft an. -
Gr rpiro aussebibt unb nieoerge.
Ihrien. - Iie Strcifer pcrlonseil
Elm @odcnipcrf bon AZ StnnSe;l
nit geibebaItling Der icbigeu Cob
ne. - Ter eentraltorper bot ben
sIusitanb fiir uneiiItie erfIdrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
Der Aus ftanb bsr gis
fabrer.

gls fdngt an, in 6ieiiger Staot rar
gu Deroen. oa nur einige tleine sis
hdnoler, Die 5ur Union ae90ren, ibre
4unben nit Sis berIeben. 9ripats
tamlllsn Ddren ge3Duugen, i6r Gis in
Der gdoartun 8rauerei gu tuufen, bas
tle ielbit nGh Suuie I6afFen muBten.
Die 9oniumers See 60. bat geitsrn
Den 8erianot bon Sis burh Waoen
eIngeIteQt. gtur fper peri0nIi6 porz
1prah. tonnte Gts srbaLten. Gbenip
tteiIte Die Qatonia See ano Suel 60.
lhre @tsdbIieferungen Elm. 8rumpels
mann gros.. George Walomdnn uuo
einlge dnoere tIeinere gis6GnbIer baz
ben Die Union anertannt uno liefern
Gts on tbre auneen. Sn Der N}aborss
Sfflce rano ge'terR cine SisunQ Der
YoliScts uno 5euerfpebr 9ommiFTdre
1tatt, in tpeI6er Die Situation einoez
tsno befproher purbs Dtan fam au
oem gHti6luB, Gis bon SflofIer an
Der Sertngton Bite oosr bon Serinqton
uno GouIsDiQe gu be3iebsn. JlatiirIit
ioden 8und6it 5amiIien nit tleinen
8lnoerH oosr Rrants beriidithttat
frerDen. Sur fir 10 Gents gts foQ
an Jeoe 5amrtie bsrabreitt peroen.
Dsdpor pNuips. poli3eihef aluemz
per, 5euerrebrhef 2emter, Gupers
tntsnoent Der Offentliten QrbeitenSos
5ussmann uno bic 6euerz uno poliz
aettommtFdre 6enrp Qtnnemunu uno
Ssnenep bieItsn geItern Qa6mittua
cine tpetters Siblng ab, in Der Die
6isanSeIegenbeit beiprohen purbe.
Wtapors glert Carroll Megamara
uno Supt. 5ueSmann beri6teten, o4b
Grant S6loTer Ti6 bereit ertldrt Gds
be, allies gis absuIiefern, bas sie
Stabt fiir Die ainOer uno ardn.e
brau6t. - Die GonIumers Sce 60.
uno Die gaoarian grerping Comp.
nlo6ten ebenfalls biefelbe 8erfidt-
rung. - 8ag Cts ioll in ben Sprls
eenhduiern bes 5euer Departements
psrthetIt Derosn. Der Gonfumer's
See Gp. fpurDe poliseili6er S6us oe4
asben, ebenfo peroen polisiiten an Der
0dtoniu See ilnb SueI Comp. GnIase
tftationirt fperoen.
- Jn Der seitern Qbenb obatbaltes
41er GiBung Der Gtdbtrdtbes perlanas
ten Die aines unb abfallfubrleute I'M,
6elfer 25 Gents per Tag me6r. Gie
EzaaItea ~ per Tag. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
gern.ikt.

Der % Sabre alte glihoIns
SdIeibbins ptrb felt BEN q. Suni
aus ieinsr Dohnung Ro. 1889 6amer
Strcbs permibt. Ghleibbing beaab
fi6 am MOrssn bes ssnannten 9nsss
tpie seDobnlid su feinsr arbsitsittlls
na6 ct. Bernard, fsbris isbon niht
iDisber mad fein<r Ajobnuas 3uriid.
% miro ansenomH<n, bab hmManne
Elm llnfan 3ussitoben III. benn anbsrs
tonntn feline angtb0rigsn fiH basgsrs
fhnineen ees gi6olos Hi4t srfld@sM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
Ter Streit Der alsibers
arbeiter.

Vile Union SdneibsrnertItdtten
in Reipport bIieben g,itern geldloHen.
Die angeiteIlten srtldrten, Dab Il,
niht eher an bic arbeit setsn tSnnen,
als bis Die Grlaubnib p0n Gine .nndti
etntreffe. TieS aldre iinb bielel6en
tpte IN Gincinnattsr WsrIf6tien BE-
adhIt peroen. Die ar1btea Der Dor
oem Streit bstroffsnsn SeThGfts
Renports Tno: s5ri.brih 5rps H.,
826 SpertOn Strabs, mt Is Grbeis
tern; Wiaiam Jrne, 817 Dalbins,pl
apenue. nit 20 Qrbsitsrn; SoItpb 5is
fber, go. 913 Sdratosa GtraB., nit
25 arbeitern; srieberid lllrid, 934
Boone Strabe. 16 Irbeitsr; sStieberih
geder. 943 Wonros SttaBe, 90 ans
oeitente; 5eurn 0ennst!. 918 Gcrmaa
Strabe, 30 anssitelIts; GOp. gIsihs
nsr. 519 Columbia Strabs, IA ans
oe'tellte.
9ro bgef hDorsne befGGi.
tisen iih nit Der Giss
" = u Det !.
Usapor SelmboIo uno bic Witlt:ss
Der Der Staot aommiIipn bieItcn
scitern ipieoer eirt Sibung ab, II ser
bic @tsitreit areeIsgenbeit. oi: an
fdn9t mibIih gu ~iperosn, beiIgcGsn
lpurbe. - Seine serinse Iurrs9urg
Derurfd6te es, als Der 8oriiS.r Der
9rob9e'htporensn, Charles W. Rage,
nit benz Witglisbe WilIsr in Der Sib=
ung srIdien. Was bic Staoto.ripa.s
tuna au hOren betom, mar rid
teins angsnsbme 9ettiirr. Ssrr WiiIs
Ter. Der bus Dort fiibrts, psroammte
Die 6anolunaspsife, nab sis Stao.=
Sommifion .Bidsts" um bic 4nIagen
Der GisgeielIfhafteu srlaubs, bic osrs
binoern, bab Qsrionsu Gis erbaIisn,
Sis ben ainbern iuesnsbmsn ETC., mic
eI eeitsbsn 1T. - Die Staet aoms
miifion ioIlte Die giirgsr bsIhussn une
isben, bab Die aeute Gis bst,mmsn.
Cine G,nIabung puroe bdnu Der
Stabts9 s9pmmiHion eessbsu, bsu { DOR
ben 8robgsihporenen si erihsinsn.
-SobuIo bic Serrsn bic SiBung
psrlaifen bdttsn, bsadben 1it Ulanor
5elmbolc unb bic aommifiou nach
oen 4nlassn Der GrpftaI See Comp.
unb srtldrteH benz antpefeubsn Serrn
Qbums, tpie uno in iptIhsu Gudntiids
ten ss psrlangt fpiro, gu psrtaufen. fos
Ianee Der 9orrath pausrt. Quh puroe
poIiseiliher Stus periproden, SoIIte
ss nothpenois iein. 9ie Serren
ituttetsn bann Der 6rigib See Comp.
on Ser 2. uub BERN Strabe cinsn Be
fa6 db uno oaben bsm anpeienoen
Wanaaer bisfsIbe Srbsr. - Die
grobgsihDorenen subeu Der Staots
SpmmiiIion au6 Al p,ritsbsu, oob bic
Seller Der Grnitdl uno Jristo See
Comp. nit Gis gefiiIIt isisu.
- Gttsl unb GbarIss RsIi ooa
gsaepue oertlaaten Gtarlss Betting
auf 5000 Sd1bensrius. am 3.
sSuni. IpGt Qbsnes, iol Betting nit
orei 4noeren GinIub in bic DpbnuHJ
Der Rsffs. Ro. 324 IipiIicn Ctr.
DsrIonat uno iih reipst.piotia Be-
babsn, 5rau gtefF iOu iIh
infoIaeDsFsn Elm RsrOealti,sa Suss3o'
aeH habeH.
- 6srr 5hecbors grsitsnItgin ano |
Satin, Ho. 1925 guin1m Strabs, |
fsierten i'm snsitsn JamiIisn,rsiis tbre
aoIosns 6o6ssi!.
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@eitriger Sies Der ,Reos" ii6er oi,
rEiraten".

| Sn Dem seitriBen britten SpieIe
Der Serie smiihen unicren ,,Reos"
uno ben BIttsburger .Tiraten" flln.
| igirten Stleilberer Benton lno ;s1n.
ger GIarte ais 9atterie fir Ginein.
nait 9egen Cooper relp. Coleman iiir
eie 8egner. Gs mar elm beiber sampi
I'm betBen Wetter, unb tantoften beios
Stubs nit oem Wutbe Der 9ersmeii.
hung I'm Den Sieg. Der in Der Ieutei,
Salftc oes y. 0auges ben ,Reos" su.
| tiel. Setoe aiubs ianoten lie Srei
Stleuoerer ins 9refieu. geiItor
Dlirec I'M 4. @anae ourh 'sobuion
nno oieler i'm Z. Blltge oiird Starter
abgeIoit, mdhreuO Ser 9ittsburaer
'Sh!euocrer Gooper burh Gamnib
uno oieicr bl!rh Rpbinion crIest fpgr.
Dc. llnisre SSungens natten II 5rcf.
Ter uno ,SehIer eeeeu s beslp 3 Der
Siratcn Bates mar unier beii.r
S6ldaer nit 3 Ireifern uno Sinfer
uno Iooge iIterten je 2. Bates ac.
mann oos Spiel bnr6 ieiuen 5rsiicr,
ipoSurh Sarter's selpinnellber liebea.
Ter Saui ermoaIifr Duroc. Iie Bits.
burger ShIeuoerer ianoten 8 2uif.
iddIer 3ur gant aeaen ? oes ssebn.
ION ltno nerihenfte Gamnie 3 ,sfel.
paiie CUR ! gaie. se9en 2 Ses Gen.
ton. lem Spiele tpobnten iiber 1000
3uid)auer bel. sils Sd)ieosrih:cr
lunsirten greHnan unb enion.
lie geitrisen SpieIe
Cincinnati 200002 022lx-T.
Rtttsburg .302 2010O00-6I
Chicago Regen.
St. aouis SeiH Spiel
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SelIte Ratmitiag piertes uno lei,.
tes Spiel Der Seric oipiid,eu ..9ReOs
un0 ,,YIraten" i'm RebIonh. ,sieID
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6 o y imgtpn t n.

Sic GuOinstOn Cffiee fur bas y6iu.
einnntier @ulfsb!att" beiinoet Iidl i'm
0ebGuoe Ho. 509-511 Waoiicu
Inenne. an5eigen, Wittbeilnngrn
nuO Seiteaungcn irsenoiuelder Irt
iucroeu bis 10 lIbr 9Ibcnbs oaiel6it
cntgegengenummen. Selepbon Suntb
1854.
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SelIte AotnIittag piertes uno Ieb
tes Spiel Der Seric otpiid,eu .9ieOs"
uno .Eiraten" i'm Reoionb. 5ielo.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Local Man Assumes
New State Duties
APPoINTEE OF OFFICE OF LAND
COMMISSIONER CHECKED THIS
WEEK..
(From THURSDAYS Daily,)

From Thursdays Daily.)
Major Frank S. Henry Of this city
arrived in Bismarck this week, and
was at once checked in as the head Of
the state land department succeeding
Alex Mcdonald, who has held the po-
sition for several years.
Major Henry is one Of the most pop.
ular young men Of Valley City, hay
ing made his home here for many
years. For six years he ne1d the Office
Of clerk Of the district court for
Barnes county, and gave the position
up voluntarily to run for the Office Of
secretary Of state.
His record in the county both In
business and politics has been excel
lent, and he has q host Of friends here
who will regret to see him leave. The
board Of school and university lands ID
to be congratulated upon its choice In
naming Major Henry.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Will j & C.''a'lrryq6tate
Exhibits Free

There appears to be considerable
misapprehension in the minds of
many prospective exhibitors at the
oncoming exposition to be held at
Bismarck, October 7th to 18th, con-
corning the method Of transportation
to and from the big show. It is there
fore pertinent to say that all the rail-
ways in the state will carry exhibits
both ways free. All tina, will be nee
essary will be to place the competing
article in your respective freight de-
pots marked, Industrial Exposition,
Bismarck, North Dakota" Exhibit .
and the same will 60 forward to des.
tination free Of any charge. This is
a splendid concession on the part of
the great transportation companies
and should be appreciated to its full
extent.
The above applies to the Northern
Pacific, Minneapolis. St. Paul & S.
Ste. NJ. ny. Co., the Great Northern
and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Thdw Hearing Held
Behind Closed Doors
DID THAW ENTER DOMINION BY
STEALTH IS QUESTION BEING
CONSIDERED.

Coaticoock, Quebec, Sept. 5.-Harry
X. Thaw, after sleeping we'll was W
early today to appear before the spe
cial board Of inquiry authorized under
! the dominion drastic immigration Law
to order him deported should it fine
him to have been an inmate Of an in
stitution for the insane or to have
crossed the border by stealth" The
board assembled at 11:05 and sent fol
Bible to swear with.
"The hearing may last half an hour
and 1t may last a week." said the
chairman as he went up the stairs
The hearing is secret, at which Thaw
was indignant.
The first person examined was
Thaw. He was questioned regarding
his entrance into Canada. Thaw said
he boarded a train at Rochester, N.
H., with his objective point as Pitts
burgh.
He told of hiring two farmers to
drive him here after leaving the train.
The hearing adjourned at noon until
2 o'clock.
Counsel for New York state an
nounced this afternoon that Judge
Hutchinson at Sherbrooke refused to
grant La Framme. of Thaw's counsel,
writ Of prohibition.
The testimony at the hearing was
taken in secret and only snatches of
1t can be obtained from counsel.
The questioning up to adjournment
at noon bore on the clause involving
the entering Canada by stealth" The
point of insanity was not touched
upon. .1 ~
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Barnes County Farmer
Pursued by Hard Luck

Louis Anderson, a farmer residing
in the southwestern part Of Barnes
county has been pursued by hard
luck jinx this week.
Wednesday evening, during the Sc
we're electrical storm, his barn was
completely destroyed through Dol,
Of lightning, and Sunday evening fire
Of unknown origin seriously damaged
his threshing rig. s.
The damage to the thresher ruined
the tender, and destroyed the jacket Of
the machine, giving Mr.. Anderson 8
heavy repair bill, in addition to the
serious inconvenience and loss be
cause of the delay in threshing.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11

ich, Switzerland. The event Of Friday
evening, Sept. 26th, will be the annual
address of the state president, Mrs
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, a docu
ment which is always heard with the
greatest interest. a-.5 h..
Gov L. B. Hanna will be present
and has consented to speak on Satur
day evening on present day issues
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Sheppard, OF
Utah, will also SPEAK briefly and a
short suffrage demonstration will be
given.
Mrs. Sheppard is the gifted presi.
dent of Utah w. C. T. U. She is ma.
tive of Tennessee, but is known as the
"silver-tongued orator of the Rocky
Mountains" She has also been called
1.-THE Billy Sunday of the White Rib.
boners," and in the west, "The Tenn
perance Cyclone" A rare treat is in
store for all who hear her. Mrs.
Sheppard will speak Sunday morning
and evening, and Rev. F. L. Watkins
of the Enforcement League, will give
an address Sunday afternoon.
During the convention physical
drills will be conducted by Miss Pal
mer who is specialist in this line.
Those who have won new members
this year will be decorated, by the
president, with star for each mem
Der.
A large delegation is expected and
names should be sent at once to Mrs.
M. E. Moore, chairman of entertain
ment committee, while those expect
ing to attend the banquet should Sc
cure tickets early from Mrs. c. w. Nc
Bride.-White Ribbon Bulletin.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Large Attendance at
Rural School Opening

Indications point to the largest at.
tendance at the rural schools of the
county in several years, during the
present month, according to Minnie J.
Nelson, county superintendent of
schools, who is busy at her Office di.
recting the work of getting the schools
Of the county we'll started.
Ordinarily the harvesting season is
always several weeks later, and
threshing, potato digging, and other
rural sports keep the children, and es-
pecially the boys, from attending
school until October. This year the
fine threshing weather has resulted in
many faces being seen for the opening
day which have not been able to attend
in other years.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
SEARCH FOR MAN.

F1axton, N. N, Sept. Isaac
Bohle, who left his home in Flaxton
on June Is for visit in the Twin
Cities and his former home near Ra-
cine, Wis, has not been heard from
since, and search instituted by friends
has failed to reveal any trace Of him.
Bohle left Minot the day following
his departure from the city, and it is
supposed that he went direct to Min.
neapolis from there.
Bohle made his home here several
years and has considerable property
interests here.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11

county ............... ...... $50
Purchasers are required to pay 10
per cent Of the purchase price on the
day Of sale, but have ~ years in
which to pay the remainder with in.
terest at 1 per cent. No one may buy
more than 800 acres.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11
Path Annual COnYen.
ton State ". Gu.
LISBON, SEPT. 25.2e-MRs. LULU
L. SHEPHERD, OF UTAH, GOV.
HANNA, REV. F. L. WATKINS
AMONG THE SPEAKERS.

The oath annual convention of tn
State w. C. T. U. to be held in thu
beautiful little city of Lisbon, Sept. rs
20, promises to be one of unusual In
terest. The people of Lisbon are not
ed for their generous hospitality ant
local arrangements will be all that car
be desired.
The program contains many new and
interesting features. In view of the vic
tories, in state and nation, during the
past year, this will be jubilee con
vention. The keynote will be 1.-The
Ballot for Women" and the suffrage
campaign to be carried on by the w
c. r. U. women of the state, will be
formally opened. A number of the
superintendent will give brief ad-
dresses on How My Department Can
Help in the Suffrage Campaign" while
Others will tell How Suffrage Will
Help the Work of My Department"
The Executive committee will meet
at the Methodist Episcopal church,
Thursday, Sept. 25th. at 1870 p. m.
In the evening a banquet for dele
gates and visitors will be served at
Hotel Bradford, at Soc plate. Mrs.
r. N. Pollock, editor Of the White Rib
bon Bulletin, will be toast-mistress,
and Mayor C. S. Ego will welcome the
convention for the city; Rev. r. H.
Craig, for the churches; Supt. C. E.
Cavett, for the schools, and Mrs. J. c.
Taylor for the local union. Responses
will be made by Mrs. A. D. Baughman,
president of Grand Forks union. The
Coates orchestra will furnish music
during the evening.
At 9 o'clock, on the morning of Sept.
18th, the convention proper will open
with a conservation service, conducted
by Rev. nellie NJ Osmun of Minot.
According to request Of National cor
responding secretary, delegates to the
Worlds convention in Brooklyn will
be elected the first day.
The memorial service will be in
charge of Rev. Alice r. Palmer, Of
Cayuga and names of promoted com.
rades should be sent to her. The mu-
sic will be in charge of Mrs. Walter r.
Reed of Armenia, state musical director
assisted by Mrs. c. w. Sprague.. chair
man Of the local committee. The best
musicians of Lisbon will contribute to
the success of the program.
Miss Pearl Kirk, medal contest
trainer, will give select readings.
The March Of the Presidents" and
Moving Pictures of the Superinten-
dents" will be unique features of the
program. ....
Addresses will be made by Rev.
Alice R. Palmer, of Cayuga, Rev. nellie
n. Osmun, Minot, Mrs. F. H. Wilder
and Mrs. Lille B. Bowers, Of Fargo,
and Mrs. Hattie NJ. Wilson, of Wishek.
Mrs. Abbie w. H. Best will discuss
''The Evils and Possibilities of Moving
Pictures"
Mrs. Ella Morris Snow, Supt. of S.
s. work, who has recently returned
from trip abroad, will give Temper.
ance Echoes from the Worlds S. S.
Convention" which was neld at Eur
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-11

o. A. Barton, deputy county superin.
tendent Of schools, is jubilant over the
progress made by his 1913 crop Of pull.
let's. The birds began laying eggs on
September third, just Ave months after
they were Matched, q record not often
equaled In the state. Mr.. Barton owns
Z splendid small chicken farm, one
which is we'll worth visit from any
one in Valley City who has not YET
seen It.