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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
WINS SUIT
Mrs. Holbrooks of Dickinson Receives
Damages from New York Firm.

Damages from New York Firm,
Dickinson; y; D., May s.-,Engineer
Dickinson. returning from Bingham
ton. N. Y. where Mrs. Holbrook was
successful in winning her damage suit.
Suit was brought again a real estate
firm for $4,000 for injuries sustained
in an auto accident on Sept. 90, 1911.
The father and mother Of Mrs. Hol-
brook ais sustained serious injuries
at the time and both sued for $4,000.
Their cases are still pending and the
evidence on which Mrs. Holbrook gets
$3.50 will be used in settling the
claim of her parents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
PRAIRIE FIRE.

Rudser, n. D., May 8.-A bad
prairie fire ragged through these parts
when some very careless persons took
1t into their heads t burn a straw
stack without using the necessary pre-
caution. Had the wind been a tribe
stronger many would have been left
home less.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
GOOD SPEAKERS
Secured for the jamestown Methodist
Camp Meeting,

jamestown. y. D.. May s.-For the
annual Methodist state camp meeting
in this city many prominent speakers
have been secured. The list includes
DR.. Fl. c. Morrison, D. D., OF Wilmoree,
KY: DR.. E. Caradine, D. D., of ST.
Louis: Bishop n Lucock of Helena,
Mont; DIR. Harvey Calkins and wife.
returned missionaries from India, and
Rev. c. F. Weigele Of Miami, Florida.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08

SIX BOYS BORN IN FOUR
YEARS IN y. d., FANIIJy

Lehr. n. D., May Silk bows
have been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Wlliiam krickman in four a
ana nine months. In July, 1908,
.riplets We're born, all boys. In
1910 another boy arrived. Re
Gently twins We're born, and they
We're both boys.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
BARN BURNED.

Cottonwood Lake, \. D.. May B.
Girten's large barn, near the Williams
farm at East Fork was burned to the
ground. The fire is supposed to have
started by someone who had been
smoking in the barn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
BACK HURTI

Cottonwood Lake. N. D.. May b.
While loading q barrel on his wagon
w. H. Wecker wrenched his back 80
severely that he has been unable to
work since and 1t requires some eff
fort for him w to walk.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
SERIOUS BURNS.

Conway Man Has Hand Badly Burned
With Grease.
Conway. y. D.. May s.-W. ]. Bye.
the Conway barber. had a rather seri-
Gus accident when he burned his right
hand with some boiling grease.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-08
BINGHAM FARGO,s NEW CHIEF.
First Appointment Nadc BY the City
COmmlse1On.

Fargo. y. D.. May s.-The new city
commissions first appointment was j.
X. Bingham for chief Of police. He
was formerly city detectiye and chief
deputy sheriff. There aeo rumors that
Chief Keefe, who was an issue in the
recent election, may resist giving up
the place on the ground that he was
appointed for two full years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11

arm and Increased rS production
from CO." ~ iOr1 barrels. The sam,
,'Hl pam No ] on tho James Stas-
l'Td ihrEl was shot and Increased
from g" o. barrels. !. y. Carn..z
'h'' ~" On the g. r. HAYS farm and
increased is production from l. to
rs barrels a da.
The production 81 the Elue Crock
H''d continues Go decline. and AZ thi.
''i"r is about "r' third Of what Il w1s
'rif ago. So that time new wets
haF ar initial rrrduction Of OOJ.
-.''. or more barrels and tho produc-
jus limits ~ d." I.fI was extending in
'N'f. direction except to the west ard
n"ithN est Since then tho producing
formation h1e Hr'r attended Tor a dis
'fu'" nf more pan 80 miles on n
n'rf beast ard southwest line From
west n" cyst ~ ,~tcnds distance .,r
MOI" t1ru siN miles. embracing tn,
n' ''."rW'rf On t.I'ing Rock creek. in
E'r SANDY district
'n Failing Rock creek. Grant liz
NiOf Wetzel county y : SNYDER a
Co.. have row Gi.iie, their No II On
the Smifh-tdE ID farm through fhs
Gordon sand and haze n natural pro-
duc'r good f.r 90 barrels dsv. 7:
90 ho gfvcu q shot. IN Mcclellan
district. Uld1-iirr courtt The car
rrrie NafurHl rae COMPANY hrs drilled
90 trst nr trr 81. T. Hawkins farm
flr"uch OH" 'i- inJun sand and has
trif rasecr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11
AFTER A THREE DAYS SESSION
IN BETHANY COLLEGE.
Meetings. Were RepIete With Interest.
'n9 Features-Somerset. Pa,
the Next Meeting Place.

WITH an interesting meeting last
evening in the chapel hall of Bethany
coI.' ge. the joint convention OF Mes
''a pennsylvania Christian Mission
al! Society and the Christian Wom-
'' Board of Missions, which has
been In session in Bethany since
DAY. was brought to a very sue
tul close. Both of the organiza-
IONS devoted nearly all OF yesterday
.' me transaction of general business
al details FOR closing the convention.
somerset, Pa, WAS selected as the
'Nt place OF meeting. and the fall
sslons Will be held in the hand
ONE new Christian church in that
eiy' September IS. IL and Is
opened with prayer and song ser
vice in charge of " :. Cook. OF vii
Aesburg. Pa. Thursday mornings ses-
sion was presided over by X ). lati-
mer, president of the Christian Mis-
slonary Society. and vas devoted
Principally to business matters. Rev
i.atimer has been president OF the or
Sanization for the past - years. and
IN an address before the convention
yesterday reviewed the work OF the
society during that time. His ad-
dress contained many items of inter
est. The society now has 10O0
members and is composed of 80
churches in Western Pennsylvania
More than 100000 has been expend-
cd, while the valuation OF the prop
erty owned by the society amounts to
Sl,SS5.ouO. while the Indebtedness Is
only slS7.0Oo
Reports Submitted.
Following the presidents address.
re norris GrrlptffFr.I h.
committees and officers. The reports
OF y. &. Young. of Pittsburgh. the
secretary, and G. ID. BeRgs. the treas
urer. We're interesting. The commit
ie" on resolutions reported and a
resolution 10 send delegates TO the
Toronto convention of Christian
churches converting September 50.
was adopted The deleeat"S will he
appointed later II was also resolved
10 appoint a day OF prayer for the
ministers throughout the field. and a
vote OF thanks was extended President
I. +. Cramblett, OF Bethany college.
Tor inviting the convention 10 Bcth-
any. Expressions OF regret over the
accident 20 Mrs. Ada w Harrison. ma
tional vice president OF the C. W a.
NJ. WHO was to have taken part in
the program. was also adopted
II was reported that l2J delegates
representing - churches throughout
Western Pennsylvania were present
~ the sessions OF the convention
while u ministers were also present.
During the afternoon. the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions and the
Western PENNSYLVANIA Missionary So
Clety held separate sessions during
which routine business was transact
oil. Later the delegates v ere shown
Through The buildings OF the college,
the inclemert weather preventing the
trip over tho campus. and also the
visit 10 the old Brush Run Christian
church on the Alexander Campbell
homestead. However. meeting was
hold IN III" chapel hall and Prof W
II. TAYLOR of tho college. rccited the
history ~ III" famous old church.
The closing session 81 the conven-
tiCn was opened az 80 O'Clock last
evening. with Rev. !. J. Morgan pas
tor OF tho Bethany Christian church.
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Sav'ral local persons viii attend the
hanging 40 the p"ulteutiary a. Mounds
W." this evening.
John \ Hubs 90 Nouudsyllie. was
transactirr business in this city yes
tefoaN evening
Tie local order J. - l. y " met
Last evening at 80 headquarters iu the
Fi"her lT'.iinr and Transacted regular
foftt.'.. tgSius~s
john J. TatkirS Will lcsV. tomorrow
fHr IrusthuE Nd. tr Eet his family
ard bIirg ITEM here. where they will
make their future horne
Ih" 'n"if "f ne fr-t = = church
mot Lost evening 80 30" church Tor r~-
h.areIl
Man, local prrsou, attended tire dance
EiNef last evening 80 Nrmpry hall by
the White f.Iv Social cIuh.
D.. e Nr'uSkeN has returned - Nor
D. ufrnr HfF'I spending the past few
tH'~ Witu HI~ patents 100 fH.- r.fH
r... tHHanl Vru Nte been ssHfuti
90 b.a home on south Naf-nall street
".fN Hu illness. is able - h- about
again
i.Ir .. NJ HrI Mrs Jesse. bowie. a
h.F. lDstciur bow.
b. Do Iupu'd. of Cameron spent vcs-
'r-tt. thi- '.ty tau-1''rg bust
fs..a
W..E .r fte new ,err.rf tt,Ire lI.rr
'Hr .t.f eI1. nf Marshall street b.-
fv.s. SINfn AMI seventh streets has
been -v4rrudsf. Que Geo Oh htd weather.
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PYTHIANS VISIT
WELLSBURG LODGE
SPECIAL CARS CARRY KNIGHTS
FROM WHEELING AND VIClN-
ITN.
Excellent Program Rendered by
Weiisbursers and Local Members
Speak-luneheon Served.

Knights OF Pythias from Wheeling
and surrounding towns enjoyed a
pleasant evening yesterday. as the
guests Of Wcllsburg lodge. 40 80. OF
the order in the latter's lodge room In
NellsbJrS. The occasion marked the
entertainment by the WeIlsburg lodge
In The regular Frafernal visit pro-
gram Ia which the lodges OF this dis.
irict have participated for the past
several weeks
special car Vas chartered on the
Pan Handle Traction company line 20
carry members Of the order from this
dis rict. and with those who travelled
on the regular cars. more than $50
members from this city and vicinity
attended. The AFFAIR was pronounced
one ~ The greatest affairs ever under.
taken by the Wellsburg lodge Fol
lowing Oh" rendition of an excellent
program. 20 sumptIous luncheon was
served and the visiting members de-.
parted ~ D O'Clock on special cars.
tn" program ~ the evening consist.
81 ol an address % welcome by Al
b"r' Sr'deke-. OF Wellsburg lodge
Wollshurr lodge quartefte selection.
piano solo by ID T. Davies of Wells
hurs lodge. Reading bv George Snv
dor of that lodge and short talks hv
tnr following members Holly Taylor
and Henry Jacobs Of WcllshurC lodge
Capt Frink Is I'-bv and " 49, NC.
tu'd OF ohio Vale. lodge. - g.
Polly. ~ baltimore lodge. Charles
Dietrich and Frnnt % Cox ~ Wheel
inr lodge. George Meyer and James
/uh uf Black Prince lodge james
RYAN and Roy FAM hou-"r or Little
Prime" lodge William g. Risg- and
John Eohy a. McNochcu fodse. and
Errc.' Iog- and william " ldoln. OF
Nt-fir lodge
10" rnNf visitation will ha in iitflo
Primo" lodge rooms In Mound.yille.
lhIr.dIy rv'u.uf. ArrU %. and fol.
lowing this Mystic lodge ~ Elm
Grove 0l' entertain fho date ~ which
uil lr announced Later
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LAWYERS AND
FRIENDS BANQUET
ELABORATE AFFAIR HELD IN
FORT HENRY CLUB LAST
EVENING.
Col. Robert White Presented With Low.
ing Cuo.-Eloquent Address
Delivered.

Featured by the serving OF a tempt
ing menu. followed by "A number OF
brilliant after-dinner speeches. an elah-
crate banquet was held in the Fort
Henry Club rooms last night by the
Ohio County Bar Association, and
proved to be one Of the most delight
ful affairs ever given by that organize
ton. The banquet was to have been
held Thursday evening. March %.
but owing TO the confusion Iused by
the Hood at that time. was postponed
until last evening
y pleasing feature OF the evening
was the presentation OF a handsome
loving cup IN Col Robert White. the
occasion being the celebration Of his
cightieth birthday recently. The pre-
Sentatlon speech ON behalf 81 the Bar
Association was made by the Hon. J..
Il. Sommerville. who presided as toast.
master. Col. White IN n very able
manner responded express ing his ap-
probation of the gift.
Eloquent addresses were delivered
by Hon. ". 4. Hubbard. John T.. Ar
benz. Judge Frau, W. Nesbi,t. Zen /.
Rosenbloom. Charles !. Schuck and
John j. CJniff They were not as
signed 20 toasts hut delivered dis
courses az great interest 10 the legal
profession and briof talks were made
by several other members who were
present The committee in CHARGE Of
the event was composed 81 Hon r
:. Riley. John &. Berry and !. Harold
Brennan.
Those Present.
The following were present NJ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11

The above is a picture OF Henry
Sterling cOlOred. of Mcdowell county,
who Is 70 hang at the Moundsville
penitpntiary this evening. between >
o'clock and midnight.
Sterling. il will be recalled shot and
killed on" William Patterson. and al
ter he had shot him. finished his dis
tardly act by chopping his head on
with an axe. He is holding up very
well as the time draws near for the
execution and the officials OF the pris-
on anticipate no trouble in him max
ing the walk 70 the EalloWs this even
ing. This is the third man 20 be
hung at the penitentiary within the
past week. the other two being vii
liams and Marshall. who were hung
last Friday evening. The invitations
FOR the hanging today have been is-
sued and about seventy-Hve persons
will witness the execution The
ropes and electric devices on the
scaffold have been tested and are in
readiness for the execution. There
still remains two other convicts 10
pay the penalty. that will swing into
eternity May >. John Hicks. white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-11
GOOD DIGESTION
MEANS A
JOYOUS LIFB
Mona For out-of-order stomaehs.

Mona For out-of-order Stomaehs.
Who ever heard OF a jolly dyspep-
tic? Merriment and indigestion are
as far apart as the North and South
Poles. The dyspeptic should not be
blamed IL he Is blue. irritable, or
groucy-he can not help IL
No one who has a coated tongue.
dizziness. nerves on edge. sour and
gassy stomach, and knows that he
cannot eat hearty meal without
stomach distress. can be sweet tenn
pered or enjoy life.
Why allow this condition to con-
tinue? Mona. a specific for out-of-
order stomachs. can be had from any
drug store on money back II not bene-
fitted plan.
Mona is not only a digestive which
gives prompt relief whether taken
after meals or at any sign OF stomach
distress, but contains ingredients
which strengthen the walls of the
stomach. stimulate the flow OF the
gastric juices. and restore the diges-
tive organs To a normal condition.
The stomach must digest your food
readily and supply the body with its
proper nourishment before you can be
well. strong. or have life assume any
thing but gloomy aspect.
II you have any symptoms of n dis
ordered stomach. begin the use of Mi
ona at once-today. Why wait
stomach ills usually lead TO something
serious. Always keep Mi-ona in the
hCuse-carry II when travelling You
have nothing TO lose-for money re-
funded IL not satisfied. Druggists
everywhere. a large box 50c-Adv.
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JOINT CONVENTION OF MISSIONARY
SOCIETIES ADJOURNED YESTERDAY

presiding. The address OF the even
ing was delivered by ). A. Wright.
OF Belleview. who spoke on The
Heroism OF the Home Field" The
speaker compared the home field with
foreign missionary and declared that
home missionaries display as much
heroism and make as many sacrifices
as those in foreign fields. The clos
ing words TO the convention were
made by Rev. Morgan. who expressed
the pleasure of the Bethany people
as being able TO entertain the conven-
ton. and the closing prayer and bene-
diction were pronounced by Prof. Vim.
Finley. of Bethany college.
MANY OF the delegates departed for
their homes late yesterday afternoon.
and those who remained for the even
ing session are making preparations
10 return home today.
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OIL AND GAS

Better wells are coming in I'm the
West Virginia Fields than for several
weeks. All are located in sections
that have been under Development Off
long time. II IL were possible 10
md wells Of the same siz. In strictly
new producing territory there would
be some hope for Increasing the pro
duction to "A higher point and make 10
an incentive for The greatest activity.
AZ the present time operators are CON
lining the efforts principally % old
territory and lEht bumpers are the
result. 10 say nothing 81 many dust.
crs
There ar" just two districts iu West
virginia That are now supplying bot
ter than uternge producer- They are
the ScaifCld Run pool. Boo spencer dis.
triCi. Nudun county. the de- I.lIronf
Gu Failing Rock Creek. IN Big sand,
dictrict. kanawhi county. In the las'
named tho Falling Rock Camel coal
company ha- just drilled if- No 70 on
Do" Falling Rock Camel Coal Com
paufs property through The sand and
las q Bon barrel producer The same
compnn, IS drilling Sos go and 80 ou
the same tract
liig SANDY district is nov tho active
Part OF kau9whI county. The OCou.
nell Oil Company g. drlIug nos o..
u and 10 ua 90" Goshoru tract aud
bias Tho rIg completed for sos 80 and
II quite good many of fuo tcsts
drilling ana s'artInE are important as
~ location. The FreuIcuherEor Oh
COMPANY o. drilling test or tho
Matte ]. fIrI4 ftrrr Tho AIutr ntI.
towpau hIs Che rir completed fnr
second tn.t Or thr Matte IL IIls-
Farm The HIuc Crrck DrtclupuyI.f
'omraa' hos mo ~ completed ior
t'-t ON 'ie Mary o. Murdurk farm
The Falling Eock cal A Gas Comrlu,
Dr. drillitG in fhc sand af n test ou Tho
. y White farm The United fuei
Ga tompfr, 81. drilling tests ON tho
Anna koliira Louis Woods and dl
W'aver farms Tho same company is
Que in tho sand no 20 test ou the Crav.
ford Stinc farm Do Union district
CLAY county tho onto Fuel Oh Com
pnuv hrs tho rir completed f1r n test
0n the " y Stevenson farm
Shooting Old Well,
TT 'h' liH" Gro. extension fr
haf hn .rrrt'. operators Ire rs..r.
irf to sno"fi.r the o'd w,Us WHEN
o. fr ds.'l0. o. email rIwrrre Q. b.
gIit' probable char moro wells hrt,
boon ehnt in fnff rsI1 fr1u any ofn .r|
neId nHf moro fhtn orc on. ONE. r.ff
'rHre Uit Nclr'f aN cf trr utlie
sfrt fn' fret nr second time resp. r.i
...'f'.t. huf tHrt soon dr.'ir, fl ur
bow fl.r rr.t..fior Ner.re rI..r o..
90 Tho South Tonn Du .onranv
81 "t rs So. = "u DO" u. e.. Coleman
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Arrangements were completed n the
board ot trade meeting held last even
.rg for the fourth number Of the
l."ceum lecture course TO- be- given UNI
Do the au~ pieces OF the local board to-
morrow evening Tickets for the AT
fair haV" been selling rapidly at the
carroll pharmacy. and large crowd -
expected 10 attend. The Fellows singers
COMPANY VIII b@ the attraction. and
they come very highly rrcouu- udei.
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haled with each breath AL nIght long
80 tn Same flmo NtDk q 10 absorbed
through the skin. taking out tho sore
noes Tho nest morning Nour head IL
r.'ir. eur.ueea relieved and cola Eoue.
Without having bod Co luIure your
stomach with druEa
Three Hirfa 90 ail tIurrIafa Goo EHr
p .' sample Ga request Nfrk t'n.rr-
istl Co.. GrscLrJ1io. ~. Y.
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Letter 20
Dr Niiuier 4 Co,
niughauton. N. y.

Fove what swamp Root Will DO for Yca-
Serl ~ I'r k.iucr a co. p.nFrarfon.
fHr ample bottle 1f VII cNn-
nj. anyone Won VIII also receive a
nr.tirf ~ valuable Information. telling
III rIrI ffa k'frrNe ard tfafFer When
u'|fIng Ir sure Irf mention 80 W. eel
'~g Daily fntr'i Ner.er Heeufa~ my
trt aIl oue-fniiar sI1r BOTTLES for sale
90 all drus atuGoz Adv
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and John Medley. colored. This will
mark the third double hanging ever
held in this state.
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Arrangements Completed.

station for this city received it= share.
No definite action was taken on any
OF the above matters
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MEET TONIGHT
Republican city Committee VIII Meet
This Evening 20 Complete plans
Fer Primaries

The lraI w.cfir- ~ fha Republican
city tnwuiff'o fo mn.. prrpIraf. is
fn- tho urinary tp I" conducted in
fhis rff, NEXT TuretH, V1 la held
This evening and m1-t Important husi
f.-. HI.I nr Transacted Committee
uru uif sIlwf rlwr- of Judges arI
clerk. lrr fHr .ri.H. precincts ari
r.i tI.Y d.ri'o positively nu fh. irra.
rDu arI r1ru.- cf .u,u precincts no
fHia wr.'t"~ O'h'.e matters ..r.
famine '' frr c'mira p-.m1r, 0u
also Dbl. IItru ur
Th. bore. breeding .nHu-trt BEL fo Do
stimulated Iu Sew iuit Sirtc -
I'r .furr rls.ar authorized .ro CON.
'nIse.nn,- rf Nsr..lifrr. fl mltr iu
'..ft.pfior. 'ootinc fn Do. promotion
rf hH .rr.. Tho vpo-f4 OF Nmsr.rrr
horses is rrv .ncrca .irr .r1 amount
o. o.. rrarf. s-.HrnH f..f .rlr tau.
afa i- r.n largest purchaser
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hose Present.

The following were present NJ the
BANQUET last ui2ht.
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Look for Crristy Mathevson's re-
view 81 the base bail race in Mondays
and Thursdays lrteiiiqencer
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-27

1t would be greatly appreciated II
all the correspondence for the Times.
Record could mail their weekly let.
ter not later than Tuesday Of each
week. This does not mean that they
must be mailed that early, but it will
be very much better if 1t can be done.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-27
Osborne Says Times
Record Advertising Pays
Advrrtiscs Si:r Horses for Sale and
Sold Them Inside of Three
DAYS.

+. +. Osborne, manager Of the
Peoples Fuel Company is a good
booster for Times-Record advertis-
ing. Last week he inserted an adj
vertisement offering for sale SIX
horses and inside Of three days he
had sold the horses and had many
calls for horses after the sales had
been made. He says that he always
had faith in advertising but never
realized the tremendous power OF
the paper as an advertising med
ium, and says that in the future in
stead OF attempting to sell by the
old fashioned methods he is. willing
to patronizc the advertising COL
umns Of the Times-Record which
he is convinced goes into about
every home in the county, and
must be real else how could every
one in the county know that those
horses were offered for sale, inside
of three days.
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Nolti,Hicr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcldahl,
who we're recently married at
Freeport, H., have returned from
their wedding trip and spent a few
DAYS at the home of the brides
Uncle Chas. lloltimier, from which
place they we're transferred BY att
tomobile to the home Of the groom's
parents, Theo. Meldahl.
The automobile failed to have
springs or rubber tires on it which
was not necessary owing to the
smoothness Of the road, and as it
was propelled by two large draft
horses it did not travel at a very
high rate of speed. Peter, the
coacl,man, was not i'll hurry 50
he did not urge them along.
Their trunk served them as a seat,
lust room for two comfortably.
The young couple will make their
home on the old home farm.