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division freight agent were here TO-
dav an business connected with the
road.
r. Y. Hughes and wife are the par
ents of a baby boy which was BORN
this morning.
w. A. Wheeler has returned ron
the state fair at Huron where he &C
companied the exhibit of the Dakota
Improved Seed Co. Dawson county
had no exhibit at the fair THIS
Mr.. Wheeler states that while are
county exhibits were fewer in numper
this year than usual they were OF
very fine quality, and the stock II
other exhibits were the best ever. W..
S. Hill president OF the fair Will pro-
badly be home, Monday.
Jask Hanson and his bride are in
the city now and will make this place
thier future home.
Mrs. Tom Jeffries of Washburn,
N. D., is visiting at Yankton and is
expected here next week to visit with
her sister Mrs. Ray Smith II fam
lily. She will be remembered by Nit
chell people as Miss Grace White be-
fore her marriage.
p. II. Diehl and son Wynn of On
aha are here visiting at the home of
the formers brother. Y. B. Diehl and
family.
The city we'll is down to a
depth of 53S feet and the work OF
drilling has ceased. The men are now
busy cleaning out the mud which ac-
cumulated during the digging and
some muddy water was pumped out
today with a small temporary pump,
The real value of the new we'll will
not be known until some time mex
week when it is thoroughly cleaned
out but it is believed by Chief Engin-
eer Parsons that a great flow has
been struck.
Chester Ruth is at Aberdeen today
and will remain in that city over to-
morrow and Monday distributing ad-
vertising matter for the corn palace
Prof. c. A. Zavitz the ~agronomist
of the central experiment station al
Guelph. Ontario, was in the city or
THURSDAY to call upon w. A. Wheeler
of the Dakota improved Seed Co. II
went on from here to Huron and saw
Mr.. Wheeler there. He is here TO eX
anime work done on alfalfa and plac
ed several orders for seeds with thu
Mitchell concern. He is said to be on
of the leading authorities of Canad;
on small grains and forage crops.
A large gang of civil engineers ant
: helpers connected with the Milwau
kee have been in this city the pas
week and it developed that they ar,
sent out to obtain al actual physica
:. valuation of that company's lines
Every foot of track embodied in bot
main lines, sidings and switches will
be accurately measured and will b
in with the final invoice which In
lcludes station building, shops, rollin
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are in the city today.

are in the city today.
S. e. Mcfarland and Geo. Palbant
OF Wagner were here over Saturday
and Sunday.
Elmer briggs of Letcher is a bust
ness visitor here today.
ID. Charlesworth returned yester-
day from Minneapolis where he spent
a short vacation visiting. His daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, who accompanied
him, will remain a week longer.
The services of the day at the
Presbyterian church were exception
ally well attended yesterday by a
large congregation that nearly filled
the church. The sermon treated of
the need of cooperation of every de-
partment of church work in order to
make the life or the church effective
in the community. AT the Young
Peoples service in the evening a
number of new members were re-
ceived and an impressive reception
service was conducted by the presi-
dent. The congregation in the eve
ming was so large that good many
could not get in. The illustrated SER
vice was unusually good and was lis
tened to with the closest attention by
the people present. Next Sunday
evening the pastor will give the third
lecture in the series. The New Slav-
cry or Women and Children in Indus
tiny. The subject will cover women
land children in toll in cotton mills,
mines, glass works, canning factories,
s~weatshops, and tenement house
l WOrk What nnln1nvarc orn IOinr
Rest rooms, consumers leagues, and
needed legislation. 1t was nou
ed that in October, President Gage of
Huron College would occupy the pull
pit for a Sunday and that on Monday
evening, Sept. 22nd. Miss Upham will
give an address on missions.
Mrs. VIM. McGrath returned yes
terday afternoon from a trip of sew
eral weeks spent in visiting relatives
and friends and Cedar Rapids, and
Marion, La.
William NJ. Wilson and Miss Cecilia
Derinda Mooney both OF Mitchell,
have secured a license to wed.
Manager A. j.. Dix of the Gale
theatre has engaged a four piece
string orchestra to replace the Bar
tola orchestra, the change to take eff.
feet this evening. No charge will be
made in the price OF admission.
There will be special trains run tc
Sioux City to the Interstate Fail
which is on this week. Trains will.
leave here at $50 o'clock on Tuesday
Wednesday and Friday mornings
They will leave Sioux City returning
at 7:15 O'Clock and arrive in Mitchell
at 100 O'Clock.
Fred Reuterstrom, district deput.
head consul for the Modern Woodmer
: left this morning for Corsica where
T he will assist in initiating a new elias,
1 into the lodge tonight.
r. E. Hardie returned last nigh
g from his wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs
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Champaign, Ill.,, on account of tn
excessive drouth of the summer.

S. Cattrell county clerk of courts
was at Huron yesterday where he at
tended the state fair.
City Auditor N. II. Jensen was at
Huron yesterday where he attended
the state fair in the interests of the
corn palace committee of which he is
a member. Mr.. Jensen distributed
much advertising literature on the
coming exposition here.
City Engineer S. II. Smith is busy
now. doing the surveying work on
the Dad which runs north and south
east of the hospital. This road will
ers this fall and put in first class
shape. 1t has been a bad one all sum
mer and news that it is to be improv-
ed will be welcome and it is it one
or the principal highways leading
into the city from the northeast.
Thos. Morgans the new secretary
of the commercial club has now got
ten the new office in the city hall il
first class shape. The room is one
of those on the second floor recently
occupied by j. L.. Wingfield of the
state banking department. There
are a couple of nice rugs in the room
and a desk for the secretary and
president of the club. Chairs, an
other desk and other furniture will
be installed in the near future.
Porter Bros. are now hard at work
preparing the Olympia theatre for
its opening either the Monday pre-
ceding or the Monday of corn palace
week. The floor will be elevated, a
stage built, opera seats installed and
the walls redecorated. 1t will make
an ideal little theatre and will have
a seating capacity of between 800 and
400 people. The name will be chang.
ed to the Majestic.
A. Sundquist was arrested today
for exceeding the speed limit and
was brought before Judge Herbert of
the municipal court and fined $1,000
for the offence.
j. r.. Morrison OF Lincoln, Nebr.,
state agent for the Central National
Life insurance company, of Lincoln,
is here today and is contemplating
opening the state agency for that
company in this city.
c. o. Thurman and family of Scott
Vile, Nebr., are here today.
j. j. Hofacre of Aberdeen is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. |. NJ. Peile of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting at the home of her son, j..
j. Peile, 1917 North Main street.
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able to offer the people of Mitchell
many new and high class bargains
in various kinds of merchandise,
f. G. Fiske of this city has made
an application to have his daughter,
Bernice. aged fifteen years sent to
the state training school at Plankin-
ton on the charge that she is incor-
rigible. Judge Thompson issued a
warrant for her today and she was
given her hearing before him. and
sentence suspended during her good
behavior.
j. A. Miller, agency superintendent
and A. j. Riley, vice-president of the
Central National Life insurance com
pany of Lincoln. Nebr., are here to-
day with a view to establishing the
state agency for that company here.
Mr.. Riley made the trip here in his
automobile and is accompanied by his
wife.
Elmer Wagner arrived home last
night from Chicago and other eastern
points where he has been spending
the m
Mrs. j. w. Williamson and baby of
Murdo and Miss Ruth Edison of Des
Moines who have been visiting at the
VIM. Smith home left yesterday for
Des Moines. Mrs. f. T.. Chambers of
Mason City, who also has been a
guest at the Smith home left for her
home last night.
Herman Gaines of the Western
National bank is at Huron this week
attenAingt the state fair. He will go
from there to Maquoketa, la, where
the Gaines family formerly lived. He.
is being accompanied on his trip by
his sister and expects to be gone a
couple of weeks.
Miss Lucille Hust who has been
visiting here at the home of her aunt
Mrs. c. A. Dawson for the past sew
eral weeks left last night for her
home in Winona, MINI.
County Clerk Cattrell and Dan
Cupid again conspired today against
old age and lonesomeness and as a
result Ole Hendrickson. aged &c, and
Martina A. Shristopherson, aged 40,
will be married in this city in the
near future. County Clerk Cattrell
did not question the groom-to-be as
to his right to a license when he
came for it and did lot ask if the
bride-to-be had the consent of her
parents. Both of the contracting par
ties seemed to be old enough to take
care of themselves. Nh. Hendrickson
is a retired farmer and both the par
ties are residents of this city.
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stock and all property of the road.
Mrs. Ole Modem and her niece
Alice of Chamberlain are here today
visiting.
Guy Soper of Topeka, kans.. who
is about to move to the coast is here
today calling on relatives.
Work of tearing out the front of
the building formerly occupied by the
Dakota Coffee Cocpany is being done
today. The buolding will be occupied
by the new harrison Drug Store and
the fixtures will be installed during
the coming week.
Tom Clement of Hettinger, N. D.,
is here today on business.
T. l.. White of Washington Springs
is here today looking after busine.s
matters.
Elmer briggs of Letcher is a WISH
tor to Mitchell today.
Mayor Hitchcock spent today in
Vermillion comforting with the com
mission of deans who are running
the state university there pending the
appointment of a new president.
WI. anu IMiS. ANcuIOW anu MI. anu
Mrs. w. II. Snow returned last night
from several days at the state fair
at Huron. They made the trip by
auto.
From Mondays Daily
Thos. McGrath has just returned
to his home here after a trip of two
weeks to points in the east. He went
from here as a delegate to the meet
ing of the Spanish American War
veterans national convention 1t Buff
falo. He also visited the Perry Cen
tennial when it vas being held in
home at Niagara Falls, and Chicago,
Harry Preston left yesterday for
Nermillion where he will enter the
state university this fall as a stud.
ent in the law department.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Edwards de.
main during the Interstate Fair. Miss
Bess Bryan and Miss Dorothy Jeep
who have been visiting here the pas,
two weeks accompanied them.
Prof. l.. A. Stout of Dakota Yves.
leyan university, returned yesterda,
after his summer vacation, which
he spent with relatives in southern
/ Illinois. He says it hasn't rained there
since May and that the only crop
are winter wheat which matured be
fore the drought, and a sprinkling o
corn here and there.
A. E. Mills and wife of Oaks, N
D., are here today visiting old friends
Geo. r. tanning of Egan was
business visitor to this city today.
H. c. Nicholaus and wife of Beav
er Dam, Wis, and A. A. Nicholaus o
Billings, Mont, spent yesterday il
this city.
!, Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Hill of Platt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take a glass of salts to flush out your
Kidneys and neutraliEe irri-
tafing acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says noted au-
thOrity The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass II on to the
bladder, where it often remains to 1rrt-
tate and inflame, causing a burning,
scaIding sensation, or setting up an
irritation at the neck Of the bladder,
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night. The
sufferer is IN constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with q scald-
ing sensation and is very prOfuse;
again, there IS difficulty in avoiding
it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call Il,
because they can't control urinaton-
While it is extremely annoying ana
sometimes very painful, this IS really
one Of the most simple ailments to
overcome Get about four ounces OF
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
water before breakfast, continue this
for two or three days. This will neu-
tralize the acids in the urine so II no
longer is a source Of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which
then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with Hthia,
and is used BY thousands Of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts Is
splendid for kidneys and causes no
bad effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, efferveS-
cent lithia-Water drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trOuDIe--Adyertise-
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
Women's Organizations

The Sunshine society of FL Paso, a
branch of the international Sunshine
society, will give play at the FL Paso
theater on the night OF December ~
The cast was selected Saturday. The
play given will be THE Social High
Wayman," and the cast will be home
talent. Beautiful stage scenery and
costumes will be used in the produc-
ton.
There viii be a general meeting OF
the Woman's Charity association Tues
day morning, at 10 o'clock at the cham
Der of commerce. This will be an i'm
portant meeting, as an election of Of
ficers viii be held
This afternoon the Daughters Of the
American Revolution are holding
meeting at the Elks' club. After the
business session a program will be
rendered.
The Woman's Rescue association Of
FL Paso met on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the Y. W. c. a. rooms. The
meeting was in charge Of Mrs. c. F.
Elliott, second vice president. Election
Of officers for the ensuing year was
held which resulted as follows; Mrs.
Carl Smith, president; Mrs. c. F. FL
lott, first vice president; Mrs. Rue
Jackson, second vice president; Mrs. b.
z. Widdas, third vice president; Miss
Kate Fink secretary; Mrs. Rue jack
SON. treas uIeLs MIS- O4Sd AOlLDSI ?,
auditor. T. c. Standish, Of the labor
unions, was present and assured the
women that all Of the unions were IN
sympathy with them in their project
of building a home for homeless girls
in Highland Park. He stated that the
Sheet Metal union had already set
aside a sum for the home. The new
president appointed a committee OF
four, Mrs. Lilly E. Pitt; Mrs. J. a. Pot
ter, Mrs. B. z. Widdas and Mrs. c. f.
Elliott, to appear before the Central
Union tonight, when the matter Of
erecting the new home will be further
discussed. It was also decided to or
ganize a IS cent league. Mrs. Elliott
has taken charge of this and it is
hoped that everyone viii be interested
in the pdoject sufficiently to contrib
ute that amount.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
Dat of TosUa Visitors

Mrs. Charles T. Beresford, who has
been here with her little son, John
Charles BeresfOrd, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littell, of 1OS
North Kansas street, returned to her
home in Los Angeles on Sunday.
X
H. A True, an old time FL Pasoan,
expects to visit this city in the near fu-
ture. Mr.. True first saw FL Paso in
1850, before any railroad had reached
the city. he rode on a Santa Fe con-
structiOn train from Rincon to DEM
ing, then took a Southern Pacific con-
struction train for a few miles this
way, and cGne in on a wagon.
X X
Col. VIM. z. Harvey, of Washington,
D. c., commanding the second regi-
ment, D. c. n. G., is at the Paso del
Norte for a few days. Col. Harvey is
a prominent lawyer of Washington,
with business largely in the court or
claims, and he is doing a little investi-
eating on his own account into the
Mexican situation. He is an old friend
of Col Garrard, whom he knew at
Fort Myer. Col. Harvey has record
of neary IS years service in the Ma
tional Guard, and is an enthusiast upon
matters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
Dances

The weekend dance at the Country
club on Saturday night was well at
tended and was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace ". Broaddus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X
Mari, Mr.. and Mrs ". 7. HiXson, Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. McClintock, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Krakauer, DR.. and Mrs. 1.
Raggio. Mr.. and Mrs Vance Stewart,
AR and Mrs. A. L. Lathrop, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Ladd, judge and Mrs. W. A.
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Race, Mr..
and Mrs Il ]. Stafford, DR.. and Mrs
N. 0. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs, E NJ. Hurd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy, major
and Mrs. John S. VIM, captain and
Mrs. Aubrey Lippincott, captain. and
Mrs. r. s. Fitch, lieutenant and Mrs
ard Smalley; Mesdames ISABEL Flato,
Caroline Payne Harris, S johnson, E.
Sinks; Misses Lenlire Nebeker, Glen
Adams, Anna Shelton, Elizabeth Hud-
son. Helen VIM, Ruth McCurdy, Lucille
Daniels, Ruby StongF Emily Kemp, Hill
da Sauer, Virginia Semple, Harriet
Ellis, Else KOhlberg. Mamie Lakeland;
Messrs A. L. Cox. ". H. futile, Geo.
Morrison, Gunther Leasing, H. D. Sla-
ter Mapel. ". II. Beall, c. A Beers,
Robert Holiday, Gist Russell, Geo.
Shannon, z. L Tinker, Dr.. Branch
Craige. Chas. Bassett, Talbot Hill, J.
Fitzpatrick, T. Fuelle, DR.. Charles Bull,
jr,, ". II. Austin, James Curtis, Geo.
Seneff. captains G. c. Barnhardt, War
rem Dean, Ieutenants Chas. Hall, R. V.
Cramer, A D. Surles. D. H Scott, DR..
John Sherwood, s. D. Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08

count Boni de CasteIlanne, was in
debt, it seems, to the extent OF $4,000.
The money-lender caused a baltff
to seize 81 articles Of the dukes ward
robe. and then plastered the aristo-
cratic sections of Paris with posters
announcing an auction sale Of the
dukes effects. The duchess lost little
time in redeeming the duke clothes
by paying the $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
Dinnsvs and LunckeOns

On December Is the Sunshine society
in connection with the Y. W. c. A,
will have an enchilada supper on Mesa
avenue near Nations.
Mrs. Bertha Congdon Slough will
give a studio Tea" the first of a ser
les, on December 20 for Misses Stella
Treadweu and Harriet Burr, Of Elgin,
Ill, at Mrs. StOUgh's apartments, 400
West Boulevard. Miss Treadwell viii
sing between the hours of 4 and 5
o'clock and her friends will be guests.
X
Major Robert E. L. Niche enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner at the
Hotel PasO del Norte on Sunday night.
His guests were: major and Mrs.
Charles D. Rhodes, 18th cavalry; Miss
Baird; general Hugh L. Scott, colonel
Fred Perkins, goth infantry; captain J.
W. Craig, 18th cavalry; captain John
Long, 18th cavalry; captain H. n
Cootes, 18th cavalry; captain H. d.
Scott, aid to general Scott.
X
W. r Doris entertained Misses
Chloe Baumgartner and Corse Hooper
at luncheon at the Valley Inn on Sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
Parties

a pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. J. W Anderson at her home, 1916
North Kansas street, Wednesday af-
ternoOn by some of the Philathea class
of Trinity Methodist church. An odd
feature Of the affair was the dainty
refreshments brought by the guests,
which were served in picnic fashion.
with much meTriment. Those present
We're: Mesdames George B. Oliver,
Walter Yantis, c. S. Anderson. J. ".
Anderson; Misses Jay Mitchell, Vera
Ballard, Rean Shea, Juanita Smith,
ell Compton, Drury Sharp, Juliet Win
go, Irene and Estelle Ferguson, Lula
1lfrey and Louise Hooper, and little
Francis and Robert oliver.
Miss Isabel Seamon will entertain
Thursday night with a mask party at
her home, on Epson avenue.
Mrs Josephine Nations Morfit vas
the hostess on. Sunday afternoon Of a
novel and thoroughly delightful
amusement in the way Of a trolley
party" The guests met at the Hotel
Paso del Norte and enjoyed a ride on
special interurban car to the Valley
Inn. The living room of the Inn was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
in quantities of mistletoe. Small tea
tables. covered with embroidered
cloths, held small vases which in turn
were decorative with the mistletOe. At
five o'clock candles in Colonial candle
sticks were lighted and refreshments
of tea, fruit and pound cake and
toast were served. Small tables were
also placed in the patio and were dec
GRATED with pumpkins which were
followed out and filled with the
mistletoe. Dancing OF the one step
was the amusement for the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-08
AutonobiLing


Grin Foster. editor of the Las Cruces
Republican, drove down saturday en-
route TO Ohio, where he was called by
telegraph because Of the illness Of a
relative.
William MOeller in his Autocar drove
To Fabens Sunday. With him were
Duncan Campbell, Kenneth DeLacy,
Max MOeller, Willie Moeller and Wer-
ner Moeller.
T. VI. Mayfield in his Buick car drove
a party to Fabens for dinner at the
Island Inn Sunday. His guests were
Miss Carrie Race Miss Lucille Daniels
and Harry Lakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Knox had Mr.. and
hrs. Harry Platt with them Sunday in
their Studebaker car. Accompanying
them were Mr.. and Mrs H +. McKen-
ney in their Cadillac As. The party went
hunting out on the Alamogordo road,
beyond Mount Franklin.
X
A. P. Coles and J. T. Coles, in the
1atters Overland 40" motored Sunday
up to CanutiliO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Coles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar FeWel, Billy Fewel Coles, Otis
Coles, jr, and Catherine Hunt Coles
went up beyond CanutillO in the Coles
Harry Henderson in his National car
took a party Of young people over 70
Juarez Sunday. In his car were Miss
Stella Lattner, Miss Marie Schwartz
and A Davidson
F. NJ. Filler and Jim Paul. in the
formers Ford car, spent Sunday down
the valley
G. A. Martin and wife went down to
The Island" sunday IN their ChaI-
mers TO shoot birds and rabbits.
Tom Newman, A. H. Rodes, H. B.
Hardy and Harry Ramey motOred out
TO the Hueco Tanks Saturday in Mr.
NeWman's Chalmers car
Mr. and Mrs. ". R. Schultz in their
Ford 20 spent Sunday motoring about
FL Paso.
Judge Adrian Pool, mayor c. E. KEEL
", Lamar Davis and Frank Tobin mo-
tOred to the Pool ranch, up the valley,
Saturday and spent Sunday hunting.
They made the trip in Judge Pools
car.
Mrs c. z. Kelly and her family. IN
their Cadillac car, motored to Ysleta
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bischoff. in their
Maxwell car, motOred to Ysleta Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Mckee as their
guests
Mr. and Mrs. ". l. Foxworth mo-
tored TO Ysleta Sunday in their Cadillac
car. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur league, Of Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Gilbreath motored
to Ysleta in their Ford car Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dick. IN their
Hudson car, drove up the valley above
Canutillo Sunday. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs George LeBaron.
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Williams drove to
Fabens Sunday in their Oakland car
Arthur E Schuster and Miss Martha
Thurmond motored to Ysleta Sunday in
Schuster's Chalmers so car.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Neff. in their REQ
the Fifth car, motored Saturday to the
ranch Of W B. Latta, below Clint,
where they spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Booker rnotored to
the Valley Inn on Sunday and enjoyed
luncheon.