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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07
NEW INVESTMENT OF ABOUT sl5O,0OO IN BUILDING
 IN HE CITY IS ID BE MADE IMMEDIATELY NEEDED
Includes Erection of Two New Business Blocks Theater and Hotel Building = Another Building Cost Over $25,000, Likely to Be Added to the Number Shortly Much House Construction Is Also Underway.

September building previous time n ears
 In four buildings be erected there the investment of s5COOO structures will to s75OOO before finished.
 building which note s5OOO,
 and all and mining surface between nov o ssf s2A
 climax of industry fa entirely possible probable
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07


 they are not abld 10 find a residence in the city. A representatiye of the Review interviewedN the real estate men yesterday and the, result Of his trip follows:
 Mir: Hogan, Of Hogan and Seed. said: Yes, it is true that there is not a single house in the city for rent at the present time. There is not 2 q day that we do not have several people inquire for houses"
 Mir. Edwards, of Edwards and Daly, said: For the past few days I have been looking for a house for a frieI CI mine who wants to come back to Bisbee and locate here, but up to this time l have not found vacant house in the district. I can find customers for at least dozen houses, every ole a good tenant and all willing to pay high rents if you can find the house for ne"
 Mir. Wallace stated: "I believe that it is high time that the people ani business men of the district get tC- gether and build some houses here. I am sure that all the rest of the real estate men in the city know that ] am right when 1 say that the demand .s far greater than the supg!y. could rent several houses daily if ] had them On my lists. believe that a building association organized here wolUd be a great benefit to the city
 Gus Haigler said: Look at this list Of applications that I have on kand for houses. Only today turn ed four parties away because ] have no property listed for rent at the present time Occasionally l set one where family moves away and l always have a dozen applicants for tEe place Something must be done here soon in the building line ana 1 feel sure that the business men and tbe capitalists will come 10 relieve the situation before very long.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07

they are not abid t9 find a, residence in the city A .representatiye of the Review interyiewedN the rea estate men yesterday and the result Of his - r;t, -ff,itosx7s. -a=rr F-. H
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07

per Queen will have had it's plans fin ished for conceGrator construction and be engaged in erection before the hrst of the year. Whenever this worl, starts it viii mean an outlay of be. tween one million and two million dol lars for building and equipment be fore the wheels are ready to turn over
 The new building in the business districts of the city which is to be taken up at early date contempIates D two story brick structure on O. K. street on the Broogs Cooper lot aeoye e Pgfhsaa Castle. whita viii cost lup- wards of sI5.OO0; a building to be erected by the Servian club on their lot next the Pythian Castle, the struc- ture to be a two story brick of cost of upwards of S1O,OOO; the new Allen theater on Main street, which will cost in the neighborhood of $10,0OO; the new Peter Johnson hotel building, for which the foundations are now going 5n and which will cost between s15,e00 and S25,OO0. Besides these buildings there is another deal on, likely to be brought to conclusion shortly, in which event there will be erection made of a business block to cost up wards Of S25,OOO in the Brewery gulch quarter of the city.
 The Brooks Cooper and Slovenian club buildings will have store rooms on their first floors. The second floor of the Brooks-CoOper building will probably be cut up into apartments or lodging rooms, a manner of accom-. modation now greatly needed and which would De quickly taken The Slovenian club second story will prob ably be for lodge room purposes. The Johnson hotel building will provide the city with an excellent new hotel of the second class, a manner or ac- commodation which it now lacks but stands much in need of.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07

Carpenters and contractors have had the busiest year in Bisbee since 1906. Not since the first of January has there been idleness in the trades Since May there has been more work for carpenters than they have been abIe to handle. Several old time car neuters and contractors who left the district during the dull period follow ing 1907 have returned during the year and are finding Bis6ee better than ever
 Real estate men are also finding BIS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07
IF
 HOUSES GREAT

Every real estate man in the cliy is complaining about the shortage of houses and the difficulty they have iii supply their customers. They state that there is not a train coming 10 Bisbee that does not bring several parties who wish to locate here but are forced to leave again because
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07

That tFe government can save billions ty raanufacturinl its own ammunition is the belief lf Repre- sentative Clyde II. Tavenner of Hi lois, S-ho h s Rlst introdu ed in the 'owc- house Of congress a series of sis biiis providing for a gov ernment artridgr ai5 field artillery amnuni- .ioa plSHt st the Rock Is.a9S arsenal RCrk iSles1i 'H
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07
Everything That's Netu In Fall Coats


  which add to the luxury of their you have choosing
  fab useenh
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-07
New Silk Sashes $2. SO to $3.5O

Tie wild received and display tomorrow morning
 silk the French models which started the fad Youn consider them traordinay wonderfully and pretty.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

Mrmer Oorflebrer.
Ri3ai: 81 I90nen GruB bon meiner
Mutter. Sic 16idt Dem 9errn 2ebrer
bieien S9int'n un0 oieIe Butter ="
2ebrer: Sag Oeiner Mutter. bag
mar biel gu piel -" 3i33i: Der
9obd bats all1 g'iost, aber b Mut=
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auffreha."
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M9, sic tperosn fi6 ihOu iuieber ent=
Fernenll"
Reusr sitet. @orFBenOer:
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getlagter: nS4IBlins Oes @ereins fir
entlafene Strdflinge!"
Gas Muge Der 2iebe.
SUITE, On liebIt mir ni6t mebrl &ein
Slrae BAIT 9u 6eut' fir mir II ni9t
NAL ems auf Der 8uliUnal"
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
&%nssisen.
Gimp Itte
punOsOcrItnnO
gia6ere Niitteilnusen ii6er ben pflmsen
ennS BON Mlannbcim."

Snn0 Dnn MnnnbeItn."
Sn elmer Stbung 6es IatlripiFen<
I6aftli6en @ereins 3arlsrube mafte
Or. @ilier intereTante Mitteilungen
ii6er ,oen tlugen 9unO BON Mann-
beim." Die auffalenOen geiltigen
SGbi9feitsn oiefes 2ieres, zines atpets
id6rigen Serrters, puroen gang 3us
f1liq, pd6renO elmer 3e9enitunOe
ser &in0er, entoett. Gin %beionoerer
unterri6t fat ni6t ItattgefunOen;
nd9 uno mad bat ibm feline 9errin,
Die 0urh Elm 2eioen an ben &oaitll9l
gefeTslt If, INNER Idpierigere 4ufga=
ben geiteqt. 9urh einen gliidli9en
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genommen6eit uno nit grOBter Sorgy
falt borgenommenen Priifung Oes
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ser bielbsipro9enen glberfeloer pier
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ole dbnli9en 2eiitungen feintr eigsnsn
3Dgltnge fe6r pertpoa tpqren.
@enn aud ser @ortrugenbe dl5
@erteioiger elmer bon isoer llebertreiz
bung uno BON @in1eitigteiten freien
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Iibt mar, DuB ii9 Der tieriIAe bonn
menf9lifen 8er1tano nidt Dem Mes
fen, Ionoern nur oem MnBe nah unz
terf9eioet, 70 muBte er bod nod Der
getanntf9nft nit Dem ale @rpartunS
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geiteben, oaB er friiber Die Rluft 3ipt~
16en Menf9engeiit unO Sierfeele fur
bel meter uno tiefsr ge6ulten bate.
Gs puroen nun einige Der eritouns
li9en 2eiitungen oes fIugen Sieres
mitgeteilt, babel aber auf oas Selbits
beoba9tete oas 9r0Bte @epi4t ges
Iegt. CUR 8eantportung Der 5ragen
Oient cine bon Der Srau Oes 9auie5
in gemeinIamer @rbsit nit ibrem GEE
Ie6rigen S9iiler aufgeItelte 8uaftas
biertafel nit elmer beItimmten SAB!
fir ie0en 8u9Itabsn, bic our4 pfoz
ten19ldge, 3ebner unO @iner fir fiA,
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menoe MDrter, ipie nia" un0 nnein" /,
fino bcTonoere 3a6len. 2 unO 3, Ders
einbart. @Orgeiprodene M0rter, 8.
3. 0ie Nomen &ral uno Wilfer. gibt
ser Sun0 ri1tig ipieoer, nobel dllerz
0ings ~beriponbte 2duts man9mal perz
pehIeIt uno @otale ausgela1sn pers
oen. @elo1tiide unterideioet er nit
Gi9er6eit un0 gibt ous Metua Ser
einSelnen Iopie i6ren @eIomtpert an,
in unIerm Sale II Mlort uno II
Yfenninge. 9urd bier YfotsnI9ldge.
ie eiten fir oie s3ebner uno giner Der
Mart, ie einen fir Die Der Yfennige
Ql1erlei @egenItdnoe, pie 6leif9itiids
4en arf einsm Seller, berI9ie0enfar=
bige 8lumen in einem StrauB, per=
oen ri6tig ge5dblt- 0as ue6srrds
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nit rnein", parum ni4t2 =
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Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
eaS GsDeimais as etaaSiemnes.

Cine grinneruug an Die l~lebereangs=
5eiten na9 1866.
No9 Dem 8rubsrfrieg BON 1866
l6lofen Die oeutf9en Mittsl= uno
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.qreuBen ub, Our9 bic ibre militGriz
f6en 9obeitsredte gum Sell fat
gang an ben fiibren0en @roBfaat
itergingen. Neue Dienftporf9riften,
reue MnIi9ten, neue 8~pmmanOeure
tamert, unO Ous bra9te gar mon9er=
lei l1nannebmli9feiten. Die alten
&eglements tparen alle Bis in 0aS
&leinite aussearbeitet, osm eigenen
g,enten mar ni9ts iiberIaFsn, Der
Yardgropb dnein m~abgebenO. Die
Etuen 0ientpOri9rift.n bsf4rdnttsn
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
5 Womens' Clubs
5 What North Dakota Club Women
) Are Doing

Ia E'o.:nisht'y clu!' al Fargo held
=: :ir>, sf;.T holiday mee.in- this
a.al and the Civic Center and
- 'iN.rs ard the trca, was a lee
e.. Professor Minard of the agri-
:ia.al college faculty. The subject
~".Aiat"rialism in Relation to So
~ Progress" and a discussion fol.
lowed.
The members Of the Minot Musi-
cal club met In regular session in the
public library. Mrs. J. B. Taylor pre-
sided. Plans were formed for the
chicken pie supper which will be
given the last part Of January under
the auspices Of the Musical club. the
proceeds being used for the purchase
Of the new piano. Mrs. Walter Bangs.
Mrs. Arthur Blaisdell and Mrs. E. J.
Walsh were appointed a committee.
arrangements. The Rubenstein pro-
gram was given at yesterday after
Moons meeting and Mrs. Arthur
Bloisdell was the leader. The pro-
gram follows:
vocal-''Birthday'' ...... Woodman
Miss jacobson.
Mrs. E. J. Walsh.
Piano-"sonata in E Major op. 12
RuDenStelo
Mrs. Arthur Blaisdeli.
Current Events-Mrs. White.
Violin Solo-Miss Matilda Dahl.
Russian program will be given and
Mrs. Brugman will be the leader.
The Ardoch Literary club was en-
tertained last week by Mrs. Claude
Laughlin and Miss Patience Drew. The
life of Longfellow was the subject for
study and at roll call each member
responded with a quotation from the
poet. Mrs. John Farmer read an In
.teresting paper on the Life Of Long
fellow" The program was as follows:
Piano Duet-"Skylark Polka".....
Mrs. Drew and Mrs. Stevenson.
Vocal Solo-"Sweet Eileen Astore"
Mrs. A. H. MacGilvery.
Parliamentary Drill ............
Charles Drew.
Vocal solo-"Oft on a Silly Night"
Miss Ethel Halliday.
why Wilson Won.
A. H. MacGilvery.
Piano Solo-"Flower Song".......
Miss Aida Drew.
The Wooing Of Hiawatha'. .......
Lee MacGilvery.
Reading-"The Two Angels"
Mrs. McGaw.
Debate--"Which was the Greater
Man, Lincoln or Washington" and
the leaders Of the discussion were
Mrs. Claude Laughlin and Henry
Ferris.
The evening was brought to a close
with the service of a delicious lunch
con. The club will be entertained on
January II by Mrs. Charles Drew and
Mrs. John Farmer. The study of the
Life Of Tennyson" will be taken up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
Golden Rod Uub Wedncsdav.
.
SOCIETY

=
Mrs. E. B. Fredericks left last even.
ing for Sioux City. Iowa. where sho
will Join her sister for a southern trip.
Mrs H. r. Knudson will Join her next
week.
Mrs. A. L. Woods and son. Frank.
returned Saturday evening from Graf
ton. where they visited MIR. mi Mrs.
Frank WEIGH during the holidays.
Miss Emily Lee left Saturday for
Hot Springs. Ark. where she will
spend the rest of the winter taking
treatment for rheumatism.
Miss Margaret Duggan. who was
the holiday guest Of her parents. DR..
and Mrs. F. J.. Duggan. returned to
her position a, Flaxton yesterday.
Miss Lillian Sutherland visited Mrs.
S. c. Hall Of North Eighth street over
Sunday and left for Tollty where she
teaches. last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson Of Erie
are guests Of Mrs. E. L. Dowe for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Turner and son.
Harry. returned from Rugby las;
evening after enjoying the New Years
holidays Wit, relatives.
bsAs r1eIitndS WIZ dltenus uiSu
school here returned last evening from
Rugby after spending his vacation at
home.
Miss Katherine Babeock and her
brother. Loren. left last evening 70:
Winona. Mimi. where they will re-
sumo thei. studies a, Pillsbury acade-
my.
Miss Geraldine jacob left yesterday
noon Cor Boston to resume her college
work after enjoying the holidays a:
home.
Mrs. H. G. Smell is at home again
after enjoying a delightful holiday
visit with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
e. N. Atterberrv. at Culbertson. Mont.
Miss Dorothy Dexter has returned
to her home at Cass Lake. MINI. aft":
la pleasan, visit with Misses Marion
and Gertrude Robinson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
Elk Informal Friday Evening.

Elk Informal Friday Evening.
The Elks issued invitations today
for another informal dance to be CIV
en- at the club home Friday evening.
The Finley orchestra will play as us.
ual and the dancing hours will be from
8 to l o'clock. The committee prom
Uses the usual good time and as this
will be the last informal before the
annual ball. the attendance should he
exceptionally large.
$500
Will Have Social Seesion.
The regular meeting Of the Eastern
Star tomorrow evening will be follow.
ed by a social session and dancing
will be the pastime. The members
will invite gentlemen friends and the
men Of the order will serve the sup
per. The business session will open
at s o'clock, the melting to be held in
the Masonic hall in the st. John block.
-SsS-
Golden Rod Club Wednesday.
The Golden Rod club meets Wed.
nesday afternoon instead Of Tuesday
as previously stated and Mrs. j. G.
Griffin will I've hostess at her home. :le
North Third street. All members are
cordially invited and urged to be
present.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Grand Forks, n. D.. Dec. II. -
q n,clonk AZ

Grand Forks, n. D., Dec. IL. l91:
9 O'clock A. NJ.
Tho board met pursuant to adjourn
nlent.
Present: Chairman Haddow. Commits
sioners Donovan, Udenby, Poupore an
korEmo.
On motion the minutes of previou
meeting read and approved at read.
On motion the following bills wer
audited and allowed:
r. n. Korsmo. commissioners
services and mileage ........$ 45.5
George Udenby. commissioner
service and mileage. ........ 93.3
Joseph Il. Benson. summoning
petit jurors. December term. 257.1
Joseph r.. henson. services in
sanity case Of Ole Gulson. 1870
Joseph H.. Hensop. sheriff fees.
case of state va. Martin ct al
and State VS.. hughes. IA
Joseph q. Benson. postage and
telephone tolls for November,
III sheriff's office .......... 30.f
A. N. Lodmell. postage for No.
ember i'm register Of deeds
~ go. . Z. Z. 3. 4. w.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06

The biil Of the So,tb naIct ~
ton for Feeble Minded at Grafton,
D.. in the sum Of $500 for care q
mainte nance of Anna Hidden. Leo oil
son and Isabel Scott was on mot
audited and allowed. being for Dece
On motion the following bills W
audited and allowed:
Andrew Novak. board for Mrs.
zzspsky; for September and ..
stinson implement Co. coal to
99 aiy. ls1s curing March and i;
stinson Fuel Co. wood to Mrs.
Goodrie $500. to Mrs. Engei.
son $3.50. to Mrs. Conway
$3.50. and to Mrs. Benson
4.s@' and to Mrs. Hpneyford
s'! Easals eas .s Is: IS so? Mrs 70 } ass;
Tufte $5.25. wood to Mrs.
Hammersmith $3.50. to Mrs.
Goodrie $3.50. and to Mrs.
Honeyford $3.50, paupers.... 81
Co. coal to .Gunder Peterson
(C.N Swanson. goods to Mrs.
Mootz 2 pauper ............ II
J. 6. Hart & Co. goods to Mrs.
Goodrie $1,000; to Mrs. Ham:
mersmith 1926. paupers. and
John J.. LaBine. goods to Mrs.
John Murphy, a pauper. 49,. 1:
W: H. Kelsey. house rent for
Mrs. Strebeg. q pauper, from
Nov. Is to Dec. IL. l0lc.....
Mrs. D. Saumur. house rent for
Jane Goodrie for Nov. 1912.
Mrs. s. Lyons. house rent for
NJ. Stevens. a pauper. for
Wv. tS!s
v. E. Bemis, wood to NJ. Bren-
nick. a pauper ............ 1,
Paul e. johnson. goods to Mrs.
A.. Anderson, a pauper ...... s,
II. r. Dickinson. goods to Amt
Olson. Q pauper ............ 1:
n. r. Lincoln, house rent for
Hanah Benson. from Oct. 20
to Dec. 90, 1912. a pauper.. 2,
Inkster Mercantile Co. goods to
NJ. Brenick, a pauper........
Burtness and Hanson. goods to
Gulbrand Knudson. a pauper 1,
St Michael's hospital. care and
nursing John Mayo, q pauper 10,
Trepanier Pharmacy. drugs and
medicines for paupers in Dis
trict Nc. 4,
Rev. B. Papermaster. house
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
Sunday Clothes.

The fences and the trees and things
wear just the same old white,
They've worn 1t ever since it showed
SO hard last Thursday night:
Old Mr.. Snarrow, on the past. wears
just the same old brown,
And even Mrs. SnarroW there. hasn',
changed her gown;
And Carlo and the cats got on their
regular blacks and grays.
And every chicken in the yard is
wcarin' "e~very-days."
Sometimes wish I was them--it's
wicked. too. / s'pose-
But mustn't it he nice to know you've
got no SUNDAY clothes
Here in the house it's lonesome-like
and awful stiff and still.
With Ma and Sis a'rustlin' round all
rugged up ft 10 kill.
An Pa dressed in his long-tailed coat
and shoes all shinin' black. -.
And kinder steppin' every time as Il
he'd struck a tack.
And me all washed and fused and
rrimped, INK clean. without a
speck.
And with a mean old collar sawin'
crossways at my neck.
I'm so starched up l feel as il I'd
slept out door and froze:
I can't lay down: l mustn't run: I'D
spoil my Sunday clothes.
Down at the church it's just the same,
30 sort Of grand and sad:
The women and the grown-up girls
are all the ones that's glad.
And when you see a boy o know,
he's settin' up as prim
And hardly dare 70 wink at you. or
you to wink at him;
And when Pa passes round the platc
you hear those new shoes
squeak.
And YOU can tell he's awful glad it's
only once a week:
And all the folks that's settin there
in solemn, sober rows.
Look jest as if they wore the sign
We've got on Sunday clothes"
NV grandma says We dress up because
it's Sabbath day.
And We IL show respect to it by
r!ggin' up that way:
She says the Lord knows dogs and
hens, they bein' critters SO.
Amt got much sense or things 70
wear and He just lets 'em go;
But when / see 'em racin' round. with
out & hit Of pride
And happy. while us folks are ane'
but miserable inside.
I think, If He knows how I feel
like grandma says He knows
Perhaps He'd like me just as vel!
without my Sunday clothes?
A
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06

1OL6l $500 y
On motion the board proceeded to
tisement when each plan as filed and
lowing order. One hour being given
zach exhibitor to show and explain
No. 1-Architect Bert D. Keck, Crook
10 &c. Howard Parson, Minneapo-
On. motion the board proceeded to
bid was submitted:
Robert Westecott to furnish 800 cord.
$50 per cent of said wood to be dry
dry soft wood at $3.50 per cord de-
''S on motion II : soa Of No. apui pon Sarai seconded
by Mr.. Udenby the bid Of Robert West
ccott for wood was accepted n the
contract awarded him as per the terms
at no time shall there. be less han 20
| cords Of said wood in court house ct
any time during life Of contract.
On mHtion the hoard adjourned until
Dec. ~. l0l:-8 O'clack A. N.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
,ncnt.
sioncrs Donovan, Pouporc. Udenby and
korsmo.
ON motion the board proceeded to ex-
anime plans Tor new court house in
40. 3-W. F. Gernaudt. Fairburg.
Ecb.
30. &C. ". Buchner. st. Paul. MINI.
On motion the board adjourned until
: o'clock p. m.
2 O'clock p. N.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
nlent,
Present: Chairman Haddow. Commits.
sioners Donovan. oPupore. Udenby and
! Korsmo.
On motion the board proceeded To
examine plans for new court house in
order as follows:
No. ST. ". Kinney. Grand Forks, n.
No. s-Rose and Peterson. Kansas
No: BEL. Tyru & Chapman. Min
on motion the board adjourned until
Dec. 10. 1912. at . o'clock a. m.
Dec. 10; lOl2-0 O'clock A. y.
Present: Chairman Haddow. Commits.
sionsrs Donovan. Poupore. Cdenby and
On motion the board proceeded to
examine plans for new court house III
order as follows:
No S--W. II. Johnston. for Fall City
Construction Co.. L0uisville. Kentucky
On motion tho board adjourned unit
O'cIork r. N.
The hoard met pursuant to adjourn.
ment-
Present: Chairman Hadtow: Commits.
sioners Donovan, Pompore. Udsnby ond
Korsmo.
On motion the hoard proceeded te
examine court hons, plans in the or,
der as follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06

No. ~: W. Ross n son. Grand
NJ. Nv. j. Edwards. Grand Fork,
No. ll-.Lee Miller. Chicago, Ills.
uh MOTION the boar d~adjourned until
-s'. Des. i -. ,s 81 > S's o.sls,a :. =. ".
ment. ~"'""'"'
.,d Present; Chairman Haddcw: Commits.
Korsmo. S"e"'s quo
On motion the board continued .x.
a"n@,m I'm plans Tor new house.
i, ~ n.ntion the board adjourned until
? O'Clock r. NJ.
me "oard met pursuant to adjourn.
Present: Chairman Haddow: Commits.
sioners Donovan. Poupore, Udenby and
On motion the board proceeded to *.
house. S" ~e"'s
On motion the hoard adjourned until
pe'. ~. 1919. at . o'clock a. IN.
rho oeS. ~, lale-o O'clock A. n.
nlent.
Present: Chairman Haddow, Commits.
slnners Donovan. Pouporc,. Cdenby and
ON motion the board proceeded to en-
anime plans submitted for new our
house. ~
. On mStion the board adjourned until
= O'CLOCK. r. m.
2 O'Clock p. ".
The board met pursuant to adjourn
Present.: Chairman Haddow. Commits
korsmo. ~ e"N'
On motion the following bills were
audtted and allowed:
i'r. II: Okeefe., services on in
sanity board. case OF Ole
Or. Il. oKcefe. services on 100
sanity board. case Of Ole
a. G. .Wine,nan. services on in.
sanity board. case Of Ole
"A. e. Mine,nan. services on IN "
sanity hoard. case of Ole
l.. (: Hasselii. services on in: Si'
sanity board. cases of Ole Lo-
ing and Ole Gnlson: .ts.;5:
Reynolds Enterprise. publish.
Ing commissioners proceed
inEs for November 19l3.... 51.15
Lilah McGlinch. mileage visit
Ing Dec. 81. la........... 124.5O
John Mcleod. services as jani-
tor and extra man firing In
RedWing & Eiiestad. i repairi g S''''
Redwing ( Eile.tad: supplies 20
c'i !ynf E iS s; ss$. 5Sgk:: water 49,, ,s
Dakota Plumbing e. Heating
Co. supplies for county Jail. 1890
Redwing & Ellestad. supplies
for county jail .......:.... 4.95
George Salisbury. one day on
board of registration. Second
ward. Grand Forks city,. 800
~ bo srSse NJ 4es,str sgs day sscoo on
ward. City Of Grand Forks. 800
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06

All young men of the congregation
Of ST. Mirhaei's church are cordially
invited to attend the party To he give,
this evening in the basement audi
,ori'im Of the church lH the Young
Ladies Sodality. a splendid program
Of entertainment has been provided
and refreshments will be served. tn
admission is ten cents and all girls Of
the sodalitE are urged to be present.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
MIR. Browrr and Bride Home.

Jay H. Brewer and his bride who
formerly vas Miss Kate Hale of
Logansporte. Ind. have returned to
the city and for the present have
apartments at Hotel Hall. Mr.. Brewer
is general agent in this state for the
his scores Of friends are extending
him the heart!est of congratulations.
Mrs. Brewer will be cordially well
icomed into the city's social circles.