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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-13
LAYING linoIeums,

Many firms lay the lilvieums bought
at their esta blishments free Of charge.
but II this concession Ia not granted II
Is neither a difficult nor arduous task
to undertake. One implement is nee.
eOary-a iin0leuln knife. which ID
shaped rather peculiarly.
Lnleum bordering does not require
mash Aiding except at the fireplace
md corners. To obtain a snug lit at
~ former It il best to make q paper
cettsrH. lay 4 piece OF strong brown
papor ON the door. shape It tirxt rough
y. then to ct the various angles quite
sasssfy. Place the pattern OH the limo
heaA mark the outline with chalk and
~ along the line with the sharp
hooked knife. When cutting m in
1tcate fitting it is sometimes easier to
hold the material against the chest.
WITH the hand under the linoleum.
cutting toward the operator.
II a jsin IL necessary. lay n piece
ever the other. slide the top one along
sst1 the design is exactly matched.
then cut the underpiece til ft. A white
paAted border looks very fresi, and
clean and is delightful for a bed or
si3thng room. It must. however. be
washed every week and will require
BanewinE at ssiessst once 10 two yearA /
Poetsd Him.
- va1hlyJ-See that sweet little ylr1
T. pipk7sE was engaged to hel the
wAele ~ iaif Summer. Straa9erteaEef.
lSS~v6sy Hllads q hear IL nm IT,
lASvyss. g. RassomnlRstgaa& y - yso
- bSeaGi ~ peslutae.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-13
Not His Funeral.

WIfD (studying vocallsml-I Wish.
oaEs yoa,A hare double windows POI
- Tn afraid my prarticing will d.
TIT ~ neighbors. Hub Well. 4 4
- ~ % to them to put on do1bls
w1n0oWR-RoGttn TF1nacfipE
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execurRIx.s NOTICE

Estate OF John Pierce Deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed cxccutrix OF the estate OF
John Pierce, late Of the County OF
Fremont IN the State Of Colorado. de-
ccased. hereby giVeE notice that She
win appear before the County Coui
Of said Fremont County. at the Court
House In Canon City tn said Count,
at the September Term. 1914. ON tho
9TH day OF December next. at which
time all persons having clair :.
against said estate are notified anf
requested 10 attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are r.
quested to make Immediate payment
To the undersigned.
Dated at Canon city. Colo. this
, It'll day Of November. A. ID. 1919
MALISSA J. PIERCE.
Exccutrix
First pub. Nov. u. 1914.
Last pub, Dec. .. 1914
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ay meeting in the church parlors.

day meeting in the church parlors.
A delicious lunch will be served at
noon. The morning hours VIII BE
given over to the business of the So
ciety
An unusually weli-balanced and
varied programme has been arranged
Tor the afternoon.
The programme will be opened by
solo by Mrs. Mack Wilson. Mrs
g. G. Van Patten will give one Of
her clever readings
The rest OF the numbers win be as
follows:
Devotional" ....... Mrs. Allen
agencies sor Native UplIft in Alas
ka." .......... Mrs. Allan Bell
instrumental music.
Physical Pespite. exercises led by
Miss Ruth Darling.
Review
Chapter and 9. THE Kings Bust
ness" ..... Mrs. c. F. Pressuy
The annual Thank Offering viii be
taken up at this meeting. All tho
ladies are cordially invited
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The High Noon Club

The High Noon Club had very
entertaining luncheon on Monday at
the home OF Mrs. Hamilton Broune.
Mrs. Brouns set a new pace in Can
on City FOR swell luncheons. There
were thirteen covers and the
menu was superb. Sarah was in the
kitehen which guaranteed perfection
in that department
Music was served throughout the
eating so that members could talk
about other members without being
heard and little bits of gossip need
not 20 any further than was intend
ed.
After the luncheon a very instruc-
tive conversation regarding the merits
of various brands of corsets was en-.
gagged in.
Mrs. Hamilton Broune began by
saying that she had on new corset
which was laced a little too tight
She said that Mrs. Walker was
around the other day introducing the
Twilight corset at six dollars and
she was trying one. which she rec
commended highly
Mrs. Fish remarked that she had
always gotten her corsets from Mrs.
Rider who sold the Superb corset at
SG.75. She found them comfortable
and they would usually last two or
three months without showing signs
of wear.
Mrs. Honeywell said that she had
tried several brands hut could get
nothing as satisfactory as the Perfec.
tion for which she paid 500. which
she thought little high, but econo-
mized by buying three at a time for
twenty dollars. The three would
usually last her year.
Mrs. @. Gordon Jones said that she
couldn't stand II TO wear cheap
corset. She found that she had
wnsted a lot of money trying to eco
nomize in cheap corsets and had final
iy decided that the best was the
cheapest In the long run. She wore
the Royal Beautiner at 5000 each.
Mr.. =. =. c. b. Wells said that
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ed soldiers abroad.

Lord osslebys Preparation for his
Return to England
The opinion of Seventh Day Ad-
ventists ON Tie War" and "A Visit to
Tolstoi. and HIS Prophetic Vision"
Mrs. whipple read ost interest
ing story entitled. Don't You Care"
from the Saturday evening Post
During the social hour which fol.
lowed the reading. fruit salad, hot
biscuit. doughnuts and coffee were
served.
The meeting next week win be held
with Mrs. Graves. Current Events
will be given.
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The Progress Club.

The Progress club had lively
meeting Monday evening at the home
Of Miss Fannie Wright. so3 Macon.
Miss MCGOWAN read well prepar-
ed paper On "The Goths in Spain. "
Miss Carsol read an interesting ar
iicle from a magazine.
Roll call and current events made
up the programme.
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FRUITMERE
AND. FOURMILE
Mrs. John Newell was the guest Of
Mrs. Geo Newell OF Dozier avenue on
Sunday.

Mrs. Frank Gravestock arrived
from Boise. Idaho. Tuesday evening
to spend several weeks visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Lamb Of
Pear street Her many friends are
pleased TO Fnow she Is here and all
VIII be glad TO renew aoquaintances.
Mr Eugene Yields OF Micanite.
Colo. spent several days of this
week attending 10 business matters
in town.
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sunda, evenInn party.

Miss Francis Hemmerle invited in a
happy party Of young folks Sunday
evening to enjoy 'tany puii~ anl
spend pa otherwise pleasant evenlns.
IN addition 70 The tany Big spread
Of delicious edibles 10 which parhcu-
lar attention was paid. was served
later In ne eTenins. The guests in.
ciuded: alr. and Mrs Bud Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowen. the
Misses Elsie Bower. Grace Schultz.
and Mossrs Emil johnson. Jack os-
born. and Peech Stewart
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A party If Fourmlle young people
spent Sunday very PLEASANTLY in the
Royal GorFe. climbing the trail and
other interesting paths A splendid
repast was served at noon. All re-
turned horne late. having had a nne
time all day.
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The o. A. r.

The Daughters OF the American
revolution met ON Monday with Mrs.
T. NJ. Harding. ir. Mrs. W. E. Galley.
Mrs. Van Wilson. Miss Mice Hail
and Miss Gibbs gave splendid dis
cuasions on The School Laws Of
Colorado" The next meeting In
December. viii be held at the home
OF Mrs. James Hawthorne.
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sPrKEsucK SOCIETY slpELIoHTs
By Cynthia synkupp,
The A. NJ. Gossip Club.

Tire \. n. Gossip Club met over
Mrs. Hammond's back fence Friday
afternoon and discussed the high cost
of society. Mrs. Hurd was deploring
the fact that she coudl not attend
Mrs. Everett Howeil-Piatt's Z o'clock
canine party because her dog had IN
advertently eaten some OF Mrs
Krum's biscuits on Thursday and had
gone the way Of all dogs to the happy
hunting grounds.
Mrs. Hammond had not received an
Invitation to the party because her
hobby Is children and not dogs and
she was not clsible. But she was an
cry because che couldn't attend the
Guild that ufternoon for the reason
that Dolly Donosan was always there
aud her Minnie and Dolly always dis.
rup;ed the whole gathering by their
fighting. Mrs Hammond blamed the
whole thing on Dolly vho is only
four years old. It was a decided au-
tumn party and was very melan-
oholy.
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The woman's Club.

The Womans Club held its regular
weekly session Tuesday at Pythiaa
nall with the president. Mrs. Pennins-
ton, in the chair
The report OF the secretary for The
previous meeting was read and ap.
proved
Current events we're given at roll
call by members whose names com
mence with X. L.
The subject for the day was Ger
many" AIRS Wright leader. The
meeting was unusually entertalniu~
and much rare lad been taken in ;ts
preparation.
FeHtoous Of German colors. 'hlack
red and white" we're suspended from
the elertrolIer with the German flag
10 the back ground.
Miss Beulah Emmerson rendered a
piano solo and responded TO an en-
core. airs. Earnest sen suns Tic
German uationai air accompanied bv
Airs. Eugene Hardy and responded 70
an encore with a sprightiy German
song. Little Miss Louise Burleigh-
smith and Master Robert Fredriek.
son in the costume of German child
ren carrying German FLAGS. sung a
very pretty song. accompanied By
MrsH. f. smith. and responded TO
an encore.
Mrs. Cramer. who had recently re-
turned from Germany. after an alb
sence of Ave months gave talk on
The condition of affairs in Germany.
which she says are not so bad as
represented.
Mrs. r. s Lewis presented the
proposition OF Or. Wilson Fritch. who
is nj present in Pueblo. to present
Tie reading OF THE Blue Bird" Mrs
Lewis was appointed eommittee 10
consult the other clubs to sec II the
would like TO unite in bringing the
readers TO Canon City.
Mrs. White read o very Instructive
paper on Germany.
Mrs. Plunmer. one on Education
ia Germany She wore the head-gear
and fancy waist Of the German
women.
Mrs. Hyssong gave paper on IBIS.
mark and the Present War
Mrs. Be-ton one on Trade" All
papers showed careful study and prep
aration The subject of next weeks
Eeeting is France"
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The Fruitmere Literary Society
met last Friday evening. A good
crowd was present. and very much
enjoyed the splendid programs which
was rendered. The program for
the next meeting was planned. u
was decided to have . pie social In
connection with the program merit
meeting. The ladies are TO brins the
pias and the men The poskss boeAA.
Miss Nasths wHa0 We spnanus
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The Progress Club will meet Mon
day. Nov. 9. at the home of Miss
Wright. 6Os Macon. The programme
consists of: Roll call, Current events.
Magazine article. Miss Carson; The
Goths in Spain. Miss McGowan.
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The Fourmile Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. Robson OF Cyanide
avenue Wednesday. Election Of
officers will be In order and the plans
laid for an interesting educational
season for those fortunate enough 10
belong.
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Monday Reading Club.

The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. Hetde McLain, with
the president. Mrs. Coulter. presld
Ing.
Thrre were fourteen members and
one guest present
1t was voted to donate $40 to the
Florence Crittendon home at Denver.
Mrs. India Hiatt and Mrs. Mary
whipple were readers for the day.
The former read an article on the
work done BY wsnsa for - vsund-
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The Iadi,s Embroidery Club OF
East Canon spent saturday evening
very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs
Cotton OF Nineteenth street Games
we're played and enjoyed very much
by all present
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ST. Mary's Guild.

st Mary's Guild met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Archibald J. Turner
on North Third street. A feature
was the little tea party held by tho
children who were present as a side
Issue.
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The East Canon NJ y. Aid Society
viii hold their regular meeting with
Mrs. Diamond OF e. Main Thursday
afternoon.
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there vas only one corset fit to wear
and that was made by the lnterna-
tional Corset company of Paris and
New York. sold direct to consumers
at $40 fiat
After the symposium was concluded
1t was observed that no lady present
wore corset sold by Canon city
store and that the average price paid
was about s7.75.
Every lsdy present admitted that
she was an economical woman and
tried to make every dollar go as far
Caway from home) as possible.
The Club win meet next Monday
with Mrs. C. Gordon Jones.
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Miss iavefn Augustine Is expected
home Friday nisht from cotopaxi TO
spend Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr and Mrs- ]. W Angus.
tine
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and MF ana Mra Diamond OF East
Main composed lively party ~h6
Hioiafed 90 Pueblo ana back wednes-
DAY.
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Dancing Party At eibsOn's

The Gibson home was the happy
scene OF a dancing party Friday even
ing Of whish David Gibson was host
The young people enjoyed themselv-
es in every way and are confident
that it was one OF the incest affairs
they have had in long time
Music wss furnished by Miss Lineer,
piano. and Mlr Ed Fredericksoa.
drums.
Those present we're: The Misses
Freda. nslev Marie Brown. Ruth
Merriam. Estella Livinss. Irma Gates,
Mary Beckham. Matte Richardson.
of Cripple Creek. Myrtle Peterson.
Lenore Blum and Perlita Heyl
Messrs. Donald Duncan. Robert
Duncan. Joe Williams. Harry Parker,
Roderick Mckenzie. Donald Dickin.
son. Franklin Little. Oscar Swanson,
Frank Rundahl and the host
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Missionary Society.

Mrs. 8. y. Goodrich viii Jene the
Missionary Society Of the Tsrst Pros-
bytssass ahweh TAsmlng - - ~
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yea purposes penalties
tuesa a November a. y
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Mr Geo vahidic returned from
Vet Mountain valley Saturday even
ing. having spent several days there
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Mr. Ed Watts OF Cyanide avenue
has been confined to her bed the
last few days with severe cold.
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Mr. and Mrs Cotton of 18Th street
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Programme Al N. E. Church.

A delightful programme was given
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Teachers Training Glass of
the N. E. Sunday school, An appre-
ciative crowd was present to hear
the following numbers given:
Piano Duet .......-..-......
Airs. Frazier and Miss Thomas
Vocal Solo .e.......... Mr.. Hussey
Reading g.. ..... Miss Madee Nichols
Piano Solo ...... Miss Francis Hole
Vocal Trio .......s.. Misses Edith
Blanche and and Pansy Allison
Reading ...-..... Miss Leora corrin
Vocal Solo ...,. Miss Hazel Holman
solo .-...-........-.-.- Mr. Roberts
Reading ...... Mrs. C. c. Van Patten
Vocal solo ............ Mr.. Hussey
Piano Solo ........ Mrs. Alice Park
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The many friends Of Mr and Airs
burning and family. former residents
of uiis city. extend TO them the hand
OF sympathy in the sad bereavement
and loss of thoir son. Emmorsun.
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Mr. c. . Lamb started for Colo.
rado SPRINGS Sunday morning with a
load Of apples lie is expected 10
return The last OF this week.
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to her room few days OF last week
with tonsiiitis.
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wOman's Club Programme For


Germany Is the subject to be dis
oussed at the woman's Club tomor-
row The People. Their Schools.
Military Training. Bismark and the
Present Kaiser. Antagonisms Of Eng
land and France and Trade Relations
Mrs. ]. Newell Wright will lead the
lesson. Anyone interested in this
discussion win be Welcomed at the
club rooms.
Before .ho lesson an excellent
musical program viii be given when
Germany's National song and other
songs. viii be given.
\ popular pianist will play and lit
tic wilhehn Wagner Strauss and
Nina Hensel Krauss will arrive from
the Fatherland and sing for the club
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THE JOCIAL SIDE
The Proaress Club

So
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Nrs. batehelor had with her an arm
ful Of bealtiful flowers Of a dozen
varieties. she took them up separ.
ately, told how and when to plant and
care for them and made the subject
( OF absorbing interest to her hearers.
In addition 10 this there were songs
from scholars from the Harrison
school together with recitations.
The program was short and plenty
of time was given for social inter
course. And by the way. the ladies'
OF East Canon prepared and served
! to the satisfaction OF all present rich
and toothsome pumpkin pies.
The program committee. consisting
of Mrs F. Batchelor. ]. w. Hadden
and VIII Paxton have in preparation
Tor Friday night OF this week an ex.
celient program. Mrs. Frank Barney
will tell How TO Prepare and Care
| for a Lawn" and Mrs. Phil Sheridan
will give a talk on How to Get a
Better Prize For Our Fruits and
Vegetables" In addition to this there
VIII be recitations and music. all
contributing to m evening well
spent in The social apl!f, OF the com
munity
It speaks well for the community
that the interest in this effort to adj
vance the social and civic Interests OF
The community is very decided and
growing deeper with each mee.ins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02

The development of quicksilver mines promises to make large demands for cordwood and construction timbers on the Tonto national forest. Arizona.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02

DEPRIVED PROPERTY WITHOUT DUE PROCESS oFlLAW PERMANENT = IMMuTAeLE
  ASSAULTS WERE succEssFUL WOULD
 
 GOVERNMENT UNLESS ESTABLISH sETWEEN-THE CONSERVATISM BETWEEN ALREADY NECESSITIES WHICH PROGRESS coNFRoNTs LAW PACE WITH PROGRESS Only the problems 
  FUNCTIONS that elastic enough the changed conditions which the ness and difficulty of the judicial office GOVERNMENT eovERNMENT LAWS REMEMBER. ONLY APPLIED suPPoRT RIGHTS REAEMBER, SYMBOL POWER EITHER Ex- DISCUSSING REFRIGERATION JUDICIAL PROCEDURE PERSONALITY PROCEDURE COULD POSSIBLY UNLESS OUR JUDGES CHARACTER uNpERsTANDNG.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02
News Items From Adjacent Towns

CTS go through their training stunts, and it was G1dnted that by going into the captains house they could get a little Iiqt1id refresh1nent before return ing to Bridgeport
 There were between 20 and 30 sports in the house when State Policemen them Owing to the falet that the house was unlicensed, none of the parties could be arrested Two cases Of beer and a quantity of w1iskey and gin was seized.
 Captain Bonds place has been raid ed three or four times during the last twlo years.
 SOUTH ENDS VS. PRIZE FIGHTERS At last weeks basketball game, the South Ends, the winners of the game, were challenged by Battling Levin sky's team of prize fighters. who are now draining at Capt John Bonds deavoring to make arrangements for a. game to be played this Thursday if 1t is possible to secure the Aa1d torium- If the game d@es take place, there will surely be something doing and there need be no fear that a crowd will not be present.
 ATTEND CLASS DINNER
 Harold De Lacour, H. LeRoy Lewis and Donald Sannrnis of this town were among those who attended the recent dinner at the Yale club in New York city, given by the class of 1900, Shelf. of which class all three are gradu- efe S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02
WESTPORT
(specia1 .to rhe Farmer. )

Westport, March "A chimney fire at the home of John H. Partridge on State street was the cause of an alarm of fire to be sent in last evening short ly after 6 o'clock The fremen used chemicals on the blaze and soon had the fire out. The damage will not amount to over $25.Z
 An automobile belonging to James McElroy of Bridgeport went into a snow drift on the Bridgeport road Saturday morning and held up traffic for some time. A trolley car happen ed along about this time and several strong men from, the car lifted the car back to the roadway.
 The heavy, rains of yesterday flood ed every cellar in the lower section of the town. All sewer wells were flood ed and unable to carry off the water.
 MT. and Mrs. John Brill are enter taining relatives from Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ireland of New Haven have returned to their home after spending several days with friends here.
 Miss Agnes Price is spending a few days in New York city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02

Morris Kerrigan was before Judge 'Wakeman in the town court on Satur- day charged with keeping his eight year old child away from school Both the child and the father have been living in an old house on Spring street for some time. The father told the court that he was going to work Mon day and would receive $1.75 a day. He agreed to put his child. in a private home and would pay B a week towards her support The case was continued for one week to see if the father would make good
 The heavy rains of yesterday caus- ed a large number of cellars about town, to be flooded. The water in some places put out the fires while the water on some of the sidewalks was a foot deep.
 Clarence B. Sturges appeared before the sefectmen on Saturday morning and was appointed a constable. Mr. Sturges lives on Sasco Hill and is one of the wealthiest residents of the town He stated that during last summer his property was badly dam aged by campers and he intended to put a stop to it this year. A bond of $1. 600 was signed by him. I
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-02

States soil. Noncombatants often ford the Rio Grandez with all their belong ings on the backs of. little burros and are passed by the border patrol.