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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18
AssEssORs, NOTICE.

The Assessors of the Town Of Paris hereby
give notice to all persons liable to taxation In
said town, that they will be In session at the
Assessorsf ofIlce In said town, on the first day
of ApriI. from ten A. N. till four P. NJ, for the
purpose Of receiving lists of the polls and estates
taxable In said town.
All such persons are hereby notihed 70 MAKE
and bring to said Assessors true and perfect
lists Of their polls and all their estates real ana
personal, not by law exempt from taxation,
which they were possessed OF, or which they
held as guardian, executor, administrator,
trustee or otherwise, on the first day OF April,
1918. and be prepared to make oath to the truth
of the same.
When estates Of persons deceased have been
divided during the past year, or have changed
hands from any cause, the executor, admins.
traitor or other persons interested, are hereby
warned to give notice of such change, and In de.
fault of such notice will be held under the law to
pay the tax assessed although such estate has
been wholly distributed and paid over.
Any person who neglects to comply with this
notice Win be DOOMED to q tax according to
the laws Of the State and be barred OF the right
TO make application to the Assessors or County
Commissioners for any abatement OF his taxes
unless he offers such List with his application
and satisfies them that he was unable to ofer II
at the time hereby appointed.
CHARLES W. BOWKER, Assessors
A. ELROY DEAN, OF
FRANK A. FARRAR, Paris.
Date posted, March Is, 1914
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18

NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
The partnership Of ROLFE
BROS. the individual CO.
NJ Rolfe and Phillip II.
Rolfe, and they individually
of Bethel, Bankrupts.
To the CT cltors of Rolfe Bros, the individual
CO. partners In which are George NJ Rolfe and
Phillip Ii. Rolfe, and they individually OF
Bethel, in the County OF Oxford and district
aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the It'll day Of
March, A. D. 1918, said partnership OF Rolfe
Brothers, the individual co partners In which
are George NJ. Rolfe and Phillip II. Rolfe, and
they individually were duly adjudicated bank.
rupts, and that the first meeting Of their credit
ors will be held at the office Of the Referee,
No. 8 Market Square, South Paris, on the 18th
day Of March. A. D. 1918, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon, at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupts, and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
South Paris, March 8, 1873:
WALTER L. GRAY,
1919 Referee In Bankruptcy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18

We are taking quite few orders for
custom suits. Read our ad. F. a.
Noyes Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18

Spring caps, cloth hats, gloves that
you'll be interested to see. F. h.
Noyes Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18
AndOVer.

Lone Mountain Grange held an all.day
meeting Saturday, March s, entertaining
Rumford Center Grange. Nearly fifty
mem bers of that grange were in attend
ance. After dinner of baked beans,
cold meats, salads and pastry, the fol-
lowing program was presented:
Music Orchestra.
Song Harry Elliott.
Reading Mary Abbott.
Song Mrs. Albert Silver.
Recalling Marie Farrar.
Plano duet Misses Greene and Martin.
Reading Miss turner.
Reading A. j. Cocord.
Reading y. II. MARTIN
Question, What does farmer need most, more
help. less land or more education? Discussed
j. F. Talbot, L. R. Hall and c. Z: Cushman.,
Song Myrtle Barker.
Reading Mrs. George Learned.
Song Mr.. and Mrs. George kim6all
Music Etnel NC aHistcr:
A short farce, A Fire Alarm, by members Of
Lone Mountain Grange.
Music Orchestra
Everybody seemed unanimous in saying
it was right good time.
Andover annual town meeting was one
OF the quietest and most expeditions for
years. The appropriations are q little
larger than last year.
A selectmen's Office is to be finished
of on the ground floor of the Grange
Annex to Union Hall.
The town ball is being steel ceiled and
otherwise improved.
Mrs. Frank e. Gordon continues in
very poor health.
Mrs. j. +. Caldwell has been on the
sick list, but is improving.
C. A. Rand's team Is hauling mill wood
from West Byron to the village.
The crow Is again 10 evidence.
Sylvanus Poor has finished hauling
pine to the river.
Mrs. B. B. Hutchins returned to her
home last Saturday after several weeks
In the Central Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston, much improved In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. g. w. T. Hill. pas
tor Preaching every Sunday at 10a5 A. n.
sunday School az l2. Sabbath evening service
at 80 Prayer Meeting rnqrsaay evening az a.
the LIST Sunday Of the month at 2 80 r. n All
not otherwise connected are cordially Invited.
Mrs. j. R. Briuckle and Miss Agnes NJ.
Brown arrived here Tuesday from Will
mington, Del. Having received news of
the burning of the home OF their aunt,
Miss Fannie Hammond, they came at
once and have opened their home here In
order that Miss Hammond may live with
them.
Mrs. Elmer Cummings and her mother
and daughter from New York are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fl. Cummings.
Mrs. Hiram X. Hubbard is on visit to
relatives and friends in Boston.
A meeting was held at the school
house Friday evening to ascertain the
sentiment of the community upon the
subject of organizing fire department,
purchasing hose and ladders and erecting
building for the storage of the chemi-
cal engine and other apparatus. 1t
developed much interest and subscrip-
tons will be asked for the purposes de-
tailed. The meeting was adjourned to
meet at the same place on Tuesday even
ing of this week when it is hoped that
all interested will be present.
William E. Atwood, of Portland, a
native of Paris Hill, has been chosen to
succeed Edwin C. league as Treasurer
of Hebron Academy. Mr.. Atwood is a
graduate of Hebron and of Bowdoin.
Marion Hammond, six years old, has
the honor of being the only child in the
primary school who has not been absent
or tardy during the winter term.
The Paris Hill Grammar School closed
March 18th. Pupils not absent one-half
day: Charles Hammond, Glenn Ross.
Pupil absent one half day: Gerald Cur
tbs. EVA SWEET, Teacher.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
William Mason has sold his fancy
steers to Henry Hammond.
Fremont Fields six months old baby
is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parlin are on the
sick list.
The snow is going fast here to-day, the
l4th.
Louis Howe is driving Will Parlin's
team to haul wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18
Serge Suits $3.50

Made of good quality serge, coat lined with satin
has little trimming back OF satin and buttons, collar
and cuffs trimmed with corded silk satin and fancy buttons
very desirable cut skirt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18
Russian Blouse Suits S2I.5o

This is very stylish suit, has deep revers trimmed With
sstin clusters of buttons and loops satin trimmed cuff,
with buttons lined with the very best OF silk has bel,
effect in back fastens with large silk frog very stylish
skirt with drape each side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18

South Paris, Maine, March IS, 1913
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-18

Fine quality material coat lined with satin neatly trim
med collar with corded silk silk braid and buttons, back
of coat trimmed with BRAID buttons and satin ppngs;
skirt has panel back wide peat in front with braid trim
ming at bottom.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
CITY TO
GRADUATE Many
Big Class Will Receive Dr.
plomas in Commencement
Exercises Friday.

Valley City. n. D.. June 24.-The
annual commencement exercises of
the VALLEY City normal school. under
way this week. will attain their climax
Friday morning when the graduates
receive their diplomas.
Following is the class roll:
Five Year Advance course-Maude
DeSilva. Mantador; Luella Lykea.
Ssgswell;; Mary Power. Mohail: Alice
Cakes; Faith Stevens, Cakes; Grace
Withee. Bangor, Me.
Two Year Advance Course-Esthec
~Andreason. Valley City; Lois Bate
Charles City, Iowa; Mary Boyn,on.
Leal; Minnie Hansen. cogsweil; Ma
rion Larsen, Kindred; Nina Peterson.
81 Anssar. Iowa: Benjamin Rinde,
Hoople: Mary TAYLOR, jamestown.
Domestic Science Hazel Baker,
Bra:nerd Mimi; Bessie Rock. Olivia.
Mimi: Florence Rollins, Enderilr.
Amy Galloway Stockman. Glasgow.
Mont: Grace Waldie. Dickey; Wini.
fred Wallace. prayton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ahlhorn. Xii.
hou-n. Wis: Frances Braun. Wahpe.
ton: Olive Schulstad, Reynolds.
Manual TIsinins Lulu Remls,
FRANK Green, Valley CITY; caroiins
Lauri.son. Valley City; John wunn.
Music and Draw:ng-Lau-a Doug
las. Pemeina: Alice Hall. Grafton.
Grace Holarook. Rugby: Mary White.
z.F Fss5 >! Ss 35.,. 5.nfSs ss5z,. c ours
Graz: Jean Campbell. wyndmere.
Myrtle Esby. Valley City: Miriam
Getchell. Valley City: Anna Gilbert.
son. Cogswell: Ovidia Gilaer.scn.
H!cAson: Clara Heimes. Valley City.
Emma Eendr:ckson. Mandan: Mall
Howe. Glover: Mabel johnson. Wash
burn: RAYMOND McLees. Sanho.n.
Minnie Rattan. Valley City: Elsie
Setnshoel. VALLEY City: Etneiyn vee7-
Paula Eaeger. Jamestown.
One Year Elementary Course-Au.
grsta Alhrecht. Anamoose: Edna
Beck. MeNaao. H.: Helga Berg. En-.
derlin: L. Isabelle carley. Montpelier.
Ruth Crawford. Ceoperstowa: Ann.
Croon9uist. Kensal: Rosetta Cunning
ham. Wheaton. Mimi: Mayme Dean.
Eatron: Mature Engle. Enderl.n: Ma
bel Eviasson. Kindred: Elsie Fei
Eielde. Naliev City: Alta Fox. pe.i.s
Lake: Marion Frazier. Tower City.
Anna Eedl:cka. Devaul: Iris Horr
Willow City: Sylvia Hovland. WaIum.
Rose Iaso, Fairfax. MINI: Eth,
jacobson. Fa:rnaount: Selma Jacob.
son. Churchs Ferry: Mabel Jones. Mt.
Ay-.. Iowa: Marie Koetod. Granite
Falls. Min: Else Kuhimeie-. Fessen
den: Josephine Larsen. Taylor: Sadie
Lloyd. Heaton: Irene McM;chae;.
Hope: Anna Mocson. Fingal: Mar
Mo-soach. Du-and. Wis: Bertha
aErsh: Hunter: Ruth Nichols. oake>:
Roy Nokken. Valley City: Ksth-yn
Nugent. Cavalier: Irnah Olsen. Po--
"a: Charlotte Porter. Hoople: Edn.
Ritter. Valley Cry: Mary Robh. PARK
S.Eor: Alma Ro-vig. Hannaford: Mae
oele Seruclgard. Devils Lake. Clara
stephen. MINI: Ruth Sven
Edna W:ehe. Kindred: Isabel VII
.tares. Giasstoa: Carrie Nit7.s. Beach.
Mabel Souneae-g. Lake Park. MINI
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
RES|NOL HEALS
bAbY'S SUMNER
SKIN TROUBLES

II baby ss suffering with kumme,
eczema pr!ckiy heat. hea, rash, chat
ing. insecticides. or any O. the o,hs,
distressing he, weather skin t.rica-
lions. give him q warm bath with
Eesino, Soap and pu, a little Resinoi
Ointment on the so.e places The
itching and smarsinz stop a. once.
sleep becomes possible. and. under this
gentle. EASY treatment, the trouble
Soon disappeaTA
Altar ;has. 4 daily bath with Resire:
Soap Is usually enough TO keep hahys
delicate easily irr;ta.ed ekin clear ana
healthy through the hotties, Emmer
Weather.
ToE need never hesitate 20 use Resi-
noL II is 4 doctors prescription that
has been used By other physicians for
Is years in the Treatment. Of all sort
OF skin Affections II contains, ahoo-
tcteiy nothing that eon,d injure tbs
,endereN skin Practically every drug.
9sst sells Resfnol Ointment and Red.
mol Soap. but you can test them 81
our expense II you prefer. Send ID
IDep&- ass Rednol Baltimore. IA.
Tor liberal samples
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
NORMAL GRADS TO
NDSCH00LW WORK
Mayville School Finals Will
Take Place Thursday
Many Graduate.
Times Special Service,

SSSI.aI SSsN.SS.t
MaSv:!:e. \. D. June 25.-The an
auai commencement exercises Of the
Mayv:.!e normal schoo! viii De held
tomorrow when q large class will hs
graduated. This evening the recital
ard reception 20 the senior class take
place, While tomorrow afternoon there
Nil. % ,he program OF outdoor sports.
the alumni banquet in the evening,
and the graduation exercises follow:
and the normal school officials are
very we'll pleased with the success
achieved.
The cia.s roll follows:
Two Year Advanced Cours-L&aa
Frances Gage, Harris c. Rude.
Four Year Elementary Course
Taora N. Anderson. Ella A. CASSIDY.
Magdaiene Andrea Christensen. Alta
Eikenberry. Hilda Irene Goushnour.
Haoge. Marie Holland. Ida Theodosa
ingvslson, Minnie koppang. Manda
B. knudson. Dagney Syverine Leuul.
F1ossie Y. Lowell. Edna l. Maclachlan.
81. Warner McEair. Frances ]. Ma.
honey. Grace Maxfeld. Lillian A. Mey-
e-s. Olga l. Moen. Hilda c. Moraue.
Julia Oakland, Marie Christine Rem
Simonson, Andrea Inland.
One Year Elementary Cours-An-
ton Anderson. Agnes Andrews. Inea
II. Be-get. Loretta Clare Cassedv.
Llc!e Chisholm. Leroy Engh, Cora
Evans, Lillian GLADYS Fairchiid. Anna
Eugenia Feeney. Jessie c. Forsyth.
vera Mae Gerber. Christine Hanson.
ka.hrEn Elizabeth Earoaugh. Rhoda
Harvey, Hazel E. Ecid-en. Harold K.
Iense, 'Jeanie E. Johnson. GLADYS
Levin. Blanca ". Miller. Flora Mun:E.
Louise c. Odagard. Alta L Peterson.
F.oSsie Cathrrn Peterson. Anna
Plante. Rena Grace Plaate, joyce c.
Reyerson. Alice E. Suad,. Clara 4
Taverner. 'Bace! c. Jisaker. Inze-
LineSs. Emma Eoves. Helen E. White.
"" y. Wright. Dagny J. Yivisaker.
Summer school.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
BY Faren

VIM. Brps, Minneapolis, Minn.
2 set Bros. rocking crates. 49,. .$275.oe
Houston, Stanwood. Gamble Z Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohi0.
2 set Kelly CRATES. $4,000
Power ss'''"; .s.e Co.. Minneapolis
2 sets Frost CRATES .S2e0.oS
Moved by Alderman Valley. second
ed by Alderman Ellestad hat the bidK
ref ref. 81, see e tho w :ae ,nalsT q: s1d'i iis Ss
committee. city engineer and engineer
at pump house. Carried
A~djournment.
Moved by Alderman SQuifes, second.
ed by Alderman Sanders, that when We
Monday. June -. 1913. At 8 o'clock .. m.
Carried.
Pump . Building "ImDreveAent.
The city auditor reported that he had
received ) bids for the improvement OF
BY ~ 2dermsn vs ale ! Ra" seecSen 1snsi ~ s0s Al.
dern,an Ellestad h the city auditor
open and read the bids. Bids opened
and referred to the city attorney who
er form. Bids read 20 follows:
As''y q stsnd L 10 fee, wider add :os
.repairs as called for 1880
':'' Il 10 feet t Wider sias add sis
Il 10 feet wider add 74o
Moved BY Alderman Valley. secondsd
referred to the Eaterworks and light
gineer at light plant. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Valley, seconded
-Chas. J. Evanson,
City Auditor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
7ex1s uor,z. return Tubular

Boilers 81. 10000
arolts. Mimi. 2 72xlS return
tubular boilers 2,06o.oo
Grand Forks Foundry 4 Mch. CO.,
Grand Forks, y. D..
? lse h. p. internally fired boil
Burke smokeiess furnace.
unloading and placing in posi-
Lining rear combustion cham.
Covering each boiler With as. ~
hestos. 9 inch thick. add. 10000
ers ,.s1o.ou
. $50 h. p. internally fred boil
Unloading and placing in posi- ''''''
Covering with asbestos 2 inch
es thick. d SOC. 90
The Eabeoek 4 Wilcox Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Stirling .Ss.4s2.oU
If plain crate bars are omitted. ''''''
2 i5o h. p. Babccck & wiisox
Water tube boilers.......... 4,oss.oo
II city unioads n erects. de-
If plain crates are omitted, de-
duct 1900
Cshall Boiler Co., Chicago, III.
Ter tube boilers 50. $780, 90
Vim. Bros. M~fnneapolia, MINI.
. $50 h. p. Bros. Horiz Ret.
tube boilers $2,102. oV
II hiowon is not wanted. de-
For a' Clean out door and frames. LOW
deduct 500
For damper plates and frames.
MoSed by Alderman Valley. seconded iee
be referred to the waterworks and
light committees the city engineer and
engineer at pump house. Carried.
Watef Heaters.
The city auditor reported that he had
received S bid for water heaters In
response to advertisements for bids.
Moved by Alderman Valley. seconded
by Alderman Ellestad that these bids
be opened by the city auditor and read.
attorney who reported all bids being in
proper form. Bids read as follows:1
f Water Heaters. :-
ne Griseom-Raeen Co., New Tssk. M
/ SOC h. p. water heater..........$2ss.00
J. w. Shunan. Minneapolis, Nian.
! 800 h. p. Cochrane water heater 3S4.S4
Tne aon., oea' st..v.oa. G..ii. Co.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
l 300 h. p. water $4,000
Vim. Eros Minneapolis. Atnn.
l 800 h. p. Bros. water heater. 1880
Bates Machine CO.. Joliet. III.
500 h. p. Cookson combined heat
er and oil separator ..-.......$z61.0a
l 800 h. ?. Cookscn water heater 23I.0U
Moved by Alderman Smith. seconded
by Alderman Solstad that these bids
be referred to the waterworks n
light committees and the city engineer
and engineer at pump house. Carried
OIL SEPARATOR.
The city auditor reported that he
had received . bids for OIL separator.
in response to advertisement for bids.
Moved by Alderman Valley. seconded
by Aldersan Ellestad that the city audi
tor open and read the bids. Bids OPP
ened and referred to the city attorney.
who reported that they were filed III
proper form. Bids read as follows:
Oil S~epafat0e1
The GIi.een-R.ssefl Co. few York ny
) Bundy separators -.-..-......$245.o0
J. ". ShUnAA, Ntaneap0lh, Mlnl.
5 c~ochrane Vac. oil s~eparators.
dams, etc .....---............$52s.SS
Shaker Crates.
The city auditor reported that he had
received 1 bids for shaker CRATES in re-
sponse 10 advertisement for bids. Nov
ed by Alderman Valley. seconded b.
Alderman Eilessad thai the city audi
tor open and read the bids. Bids opened
and referred to city attorney who stat
ed bids were flied IN proper form. Bids
read as follows:
shaker Crates.
Martha Crate Co. Chicago, M
: set Martin anti-friction CRATES $4,000
2 set Onion or Cyclone CRATES. IS. 90
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
willow CITY IS
MEETING PLACE
Selected by German Luther
ans-Grand Forks Man is
Made Representative.

ST. Thomas, y. D.. June 25.-Ger-
ma Lutherens of North Dakota and
Montana adjourned their annual con
ference in 81. Thomas last evening
after being in session FIVE days. dur
ing which many important problems
affecting the work of the denomina-
zion were discussed.
The following officers were elected:
President. Rev. T. Hinck. Grea, Bend.
\. D.: vice presidents. Rev. c. Luck
er, Courtney. y. D. and Rev. H. F.
Buegel OF Grand Forks. y. D.: secre-
,ary. Rev. E. Ziegler. k~alispel. Mont:
treasurer. Paul Meyer. Wahpe,on. y.
D.. The distric, comprises IS pastors.
lis churches and about 10000 mem
hers.
Rev. Buegel Of Grand Forks and
Paul Meyer OF Wahperon were made
delegates TO the general synod. Rev.
r. Zimmerman OF ST. Paul was one
Of the principal speakers.
Willow City was selected as the next
meeting place.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
MRS YOUNG MAY
ESCAPE DEATH
Carson Woman. Shot by
Newman. Still in Critical
Condition in Mandan.

Mandaa. y. D. June 25.-P-oe.ns
for the bullet fred BY Dr.. A 5. New
man at Carson, cha, penetrated the
head ot aEs- ]. z. Young. wife OF &
former minister % Carson. doctors
found n !escea missile back % ser
RICH. ear. No attempt was made 20
remove the bullet She has g slight
chance FOR recovery.
Word from Carson IS TO ,he eGec,
tina. the townspeopie are making ev-
cry enorc to hush the affair. Mrs.
Cray. clerk in Newman's drug store,
who received a scalp wound from an.
ether bullet fred by her employer.
Who. after the shooting committed
suicide. refuses 20 discuss the Ease
She Is rapidly recovering from the
shock and her wound IS not serious
Newman's mother anu sister. who
reside a, San Diego. Cal. wrote 20 tae
authorities a. Carson TO have his re.
mains forwarded 20 them. but the
condition OF the body was such tina,
It vas taken to Armenia, y. D. ana
buried there. In the Armenia GENE.
tesy z buried the foster parents o:
the physician.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
Warrants Issued
For Arrest of 10
Dealers in lens

s. Paul June 2s.-Federa. bench
warrants have been Issued fer the ar
res, q nineteen 81 Paul news dealers.
charged with receiving and selma
jim. Jam Jsms, published ay Samuel
2 Clark in Bismarck. y. D. Clark Is
cn trial today az Bismarck before
Federal Judges Amidon and Willard
charged with sending improper mat
-e- interstate
The warrants we're placed II tn
hands q Steve P;cha- chief 6epu;v
United States marshall late reSerday.
Ias men Will De taken tstore United
states Commissioner Charles L Spen-
Ger toF preliminary hearing
Practically she same list OF nen
Esre arrested On z similar charge las
year.
Tae men arrested las, year were
aaKEy w johnson, ass Robert street:
Frank c. Friedman. 4zs St Pete.
street. Charles T. Heller. 4s4 watasha
street: Napoleon 81 Marie. S. Fac
Fifth street: Cicero Kuhie.. Fouth
and SseieE streets; R d. Cutter. 35{
st Peter street and Charles E Gels
sel. 80 West Isabel street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
City OF Grand Forks, North D,hor.
June is, 1913.

city council. held Wednesday. june is.
1918. at S o'clock 2. m. Mayor Murphy
presiding and present at roll call, Al
dernaen Squires. Smith. Salisbury, San
mes, Reed. Eikhof. Sanders, Bryson.
Dinnie. Turner. Valley, Ellestad, SOL
Licenses.
Application Of Con. whalen for adj
ditional dray license. IS license fee
paid presented. read. Moved BY Alder
pinnie that, LICENSE be granted when
proper bonds are filed and approved.
Carried.
Private Sewer.
\ petition signed by Geo. B. Clifford
& Co. and others asking that the pri-
vate sewer on Internationa, avenue
from Third street to the river be re-
paired at once by h city, they having
some eaten basins connected thereon,
presented. read. Moved by Alderman
Turner. seconded by Alderman Solstad
mat this be referred to the streets and
alley committee with I'VE to act. On
roll call the following aldermen voted
aye: Squires. Smith. Salisbury. Sannes,
Reed. Eikhof. Sanders. Bryson Dinnie,
Turner. Valley. Ellestad. I3. Carried.
Oneers Reports.
Monthly report Of the city treasurer
FOR May. 1913. monthly report of the
police magistrate. for May. 1913. also
the following report from the city Ii
hrarian. presented. read:
To the council OF the city Of Grand
Forks:
l have the honor Of submitting the
Following report of the expenditures
Of the public library for Jan. Feb.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
CLERKS MEET
School Ohlces of Stark Will Have
Annual Meeting on July q.

Dickinson. \. D.. June eS.-Supt.
G. E. Ward Is getting ready for a
meeting Of school dis,ric, directors
and clerks n Dickinson on July 9 IN
compliance with the law which makes
It mandatory that they nee. With the
superintendent once each year. Mr..
Ward expects TO make il 2 profitable
and pleasant day for the school off,
GERS
Prot. Il. W. Foghs, 6 national edu-
catienai man who is spending a
month in North Dakota il the inter
ests OF rural schools. will be present
and lecture 10 the directors and the
clerks. E. j. Taylor. state superin-
tendent. also expects 10 attend the
meeting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-25
hit, G national edu.
PORKER sQUEALs
Driver Suffers Broken Leg When
Thrown From Rig

Harvey. \. D. Juae a5-Fred Ras-
mussen, e prominent and wealthy
farmer living four miles northwes, Of
Harvey. had his left leg broken when
his team ran away.
In his wagon he had e pig which IT.
attempting 10 escape. became caught
In the cover OF .hs crate and his
eQuee!s frightened the team. The
while tree was broken. allowing the
wagon tongue 70 drop. running the
same in the prairie sod about four
feet and the !ulpgc. throwing Mr..
Rasmussen. who had been trying 70
regain control OF ,he team. from. the
wagon. In striking the ground his left
femur was broken az TIE hip Joint.
making g fracture from which he viii,
be months n recovering.