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LIST OF CANDIDATES PRIMARY
ELECTION, JUNE "a, 1914.

LIST OF CANDIDATES PRIMARY
ELECTION, JUNE "a, 1914.
State of North Dakota, County Of Ram
I, J. a. KRAMER, auditor in and for
Ramsey county, North Dakota, do here
by certify that the following is a COM
plete list Of candidates which have been
been filed with me under the provisions
of Chapter 200 Session Laws of 1911 to
be voted for at the Primary Election
to be held in the various precincts in
of June, 1914. In each case the name Of
the office appears first followed by the
names of the candidates and after each
lame the party designation is given:
UNITED STATES SENATOR:
Herman ar S!o'5 Midtb MsN Minot, Republican
Andrew Miller, Bismarck. Republican.
John H. Worst, Fargo, Republican.
Geo. P. Jones, LaMoure, Democrat.
w. E. Purcell, Wahpeton, Democrat.
Sever Serumgard, Devils Lake, Pro-
gressive.
W. II. Brown, Devils Lake, Socialist.
FIRST DISTRICT
H. T. Helgeson, Milton, Republican
Fred Bartholomew, Grand Forks, Dem
ocrat
John II: Gogin, o%snabrook. Democrat
No Progressive candidates.
GOVERNOR:
Usher L. Burdick, Williston, Repub-
J.. H. wishek, Ashley, Republican.
Frank oscar Hellstrom, Bismarck,
Democrat
oliver Knudson, Michigan. Democrat
H. H. Aaker. Fargo, Progressive
J.. Arthur William, Grand Forks, So.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS:
"A. T. Kraabel, Clifford, Republican
A. w. McMasters. -Tolley. Republican
John H. Frame, Grafton, Republican
Henry S%agehorne, Krem, Republican
James E. Hall, Grafton, Democrat
D. L.. Campbell, Northwood, Progress
sive.
SECRETARY OF STATE:
Thomas Hall, Bismarck, Republican
w. E. Byerley, Velva, Democrat.
". G. johnson, Fargo, Socialist
No Progressive candidate.
STATE AUDITOR:
Carl O.. Jorgenson, Minor, Republican
Frank Stanley, Cando, Democrat.
G. H. Starke, Dickinson, Progressive
J. E. Kulstad, Grand Forks, Socialist
STATE TREASURER:
Rollef Berg, courtenay, Republican
S. N. Putnam, New Rockford, Repub
lican
John Steen, Rugby, Republican
Marthinus F. Hegge, Hatton Democra
L.. B.. Garnaas, Sheyenne, Progressive
L.. S. Jones, Glendale, Socialist
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Henry j.. Linde. Stanley, Republican
T.. c. Heffron, Dickinson, Republican
Alfred Zuger, Bismarck, Republican
Geo.. H.. Moellring, Ray, Democrat
Scott Cameron. Linton, Democrat
| Dorr Carroll, Minot, Progressive
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IS INCORPORATED

Williston. N. D., June 2.-The Will
iston Building and Loan ASSOCIATION
is now duly incorporated. The char.
ter has been received from Secretary
Of State Thomas Hall. During thu
past week the following officers have
been elected.
President. H. Cooper.
Vice President-N. Hayes.
Secretary-Geo. F. Carpenter.
Treasures. M. Hyde.
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G. |. B|CkFORD
GRANTED PARDON

Bismarck, June Sc. L. Bickford,
convicted Of the crime Of embezzle-
ment and sentenced to serve an indie
terminate sentence of from one to
three years in the p~enitentiary, was
pardoned today. His application came
before the board Of pardons in the
forenoon shortly before adjournment,
George H. Phelps of Bowbells appear
ing as the attorney for Bickford. The
application was backed up with a
great number of petitions signed by
citizens in different parts of the state
When the board adjourned it adjourn
ed to meet at the warden's office in
the p%enitentiary in the afternoon.
When the board reconvened Mr.. E.
SMITH Peterson Of Park River was
about thirty minutes late in arriving,
on account Of an automobile going
wrong on the way out. In the mean
time the other four members of the
DOdrQ Qdu COuSlueTeu tuc oIChlOl
case and agreed upon a pardon.
Upon the arrival Of Mr.. Smith-Peter
Son the case was re%-opened and a
very thorough discussion had. The
four members urging in behalf of the
pardon that it would be a great hard
ship to the wife and son if Bickford
was compelled to serve time. On the
other hand it was urged by MI. Smith
Peterson that it was a very dangerous
precedent to establish if a pardon was
granted. and that he for one wished
to put his sea lof disapproval upor
a public official who unlawfully med
ded with public funds, using then
for private profit and also urged tina
Mr.. Bickford happened to have ricl
and influential friends who had com,
to his rescue and paid back the prin
cipal Of the sum embezzled, but thi
did not in the least detract from tn
criminality of the act and Therefore
was no reason for a pardon.
MI. Smith, Peterson expressed hi
opinion that he thought tho other fou
members of the board were perfectl,
sincere and honest in their views i,
the matter, and not wishing to be
stumbling block in the way of Mr.
Bickford's pardon, which could onl,
be granted by a unanimous vote o
the five members of the board, Mr.
-terson h9""'nl : rnor Ham;
,sign7+;~" :, ~" following Ian
er Ao-wit:
Bismarck, Jue 2, 1914-To Hon
L. B. Hanna, governor:
"Dear and Honorable sir-As fou
members Of the state board Of pardon
seem to favor the pardon Of g. L
Bickrord, former state treasurer, con
victed of &ha crime of emhezz1emen1
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one candidate to be nominated bv
the Socialist Party.
ASSESSOR, FIFTH DISTRICT.
One candidate to be nominated by
the Republican Party.
One candidate to be nominated by
the Democratic Party.
One candidate to be nominated By
the Progressive PARTY.
One candidate to be nominated BY
the Socialist Party.
Polls to be opened from 500 o'clock
A., NJ. until 500 o'clock p. NJ. continuous
'ay.
Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota
this 18th day OF May, 1914.
County Auditor, Ramsey County, N. D.
(6EAIl j. A. KRAMER
County Auditor. Ramsey County, N. D..
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VERY QUITE
SCHOOL ELECTION

School election passed off very quiet
ly Tuesday, there being only about
$50 votes cast. There was one director
to elect, and the names Of E. E.
Mann and W. G. Fisburg appeared on
the ballots. Mr.. Fosburg was re-elect.
ed the vote standing 1875 to 145 In
favor Of Fosburg.
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CHAUTAUQUA
REDUCES PRICES

Secretary Gilbertson announces a
new schedule for the use of tents dur.
ing the coming Chautauqua season.
Heretofore the price of large tents
has been SIP and smaller tents SO, but
this year the price for the large size
tents will be SO and the smaller ones
only S.. We believe that this is q
good move and will be appreciated by
the large number Of Chautauqua pa
irons. = -~-
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LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR NON
PARTISON SCHOOL BALLOT
State Of North Dakota. County Of Ram.

ey-ss
], J. A. Kramer, auditor in and for
the county Of Ramsey. North Dakota,
40 hereby certify that the following is
a complete list Of candidates which have
sions of Chapter 1853 Session Laws OF
1913 to be voted for at the Primary EIcc-
lion to be held at the various precincts
IN this county on Wednesday, the 24th
day Of June, 1914, under the Non-Par
tisan School Officers Act for Nomino-
ton for superintendent of Pubic In
struenon and County Superin; e,deat Of
s1UJgeEISRRIIMTEMpENT OF PUBLIC IN
2: J. Taylor, Bismarck.
R r Hayward, Grand Forks.
IN. Brumwell, Hattol
John a. Haig, Devils Lake
The above and foregoing fs published
In compliance with Chapter 200 Session
Laws Of 1911; and I further certify that
the same is true ~ands3correct as IL ap-
pears on the recor1sso on file In 'arlysof
flee
DATED at DeylIs Lake. 81. D., this Isl
= ]. ii. KRAMER,
lSEAI County AUDITOR.
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Trade with World advertisers.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES ON JUD1c1
r PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT.
state OF North Dakota, County Of Ram
Sey-Ss
!. J. A. Kramer, auditor in and for
Ramsey county, North Dakota, do here
bykcertify that the following is a com
plete list of candidates which have
been certified to me under the Prov:s
ions of Chapter 2oe Session Laws of 1911
10 De voted for at the Primary Election
to be held in the various precincts OF
this county on Wednesday, the 24th day
Of June, 1914, under the Non-partison
Judiciary Act for nomination for Judges
Of the Supreme Court.
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT
Burleigh p. spulding, Fargo.
a: M. Christensen. Towner
The above and foregoing is published
IN compliance with Chapter 20, session
Laws of 1911; and I further certify that
the same is true and correct as it ap.
fee. ".
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota
this LIST day Of June, 1914.
J.. A. KRAMER,
tsEAL) County Auditor.
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Bismarck, Jue 2, 1914-To Hon.
L. B. Hanna, governor:
"Dear and Honorable sir-As fou1
members Of the state board Of pardons
seem to favor the pardon Of q. L.
Bickrord, former state treasurer, con
victed Of the crime Of embezzlement
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
inquire el7 E. Fifth st. 45ti
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Twenty-Five Years Ago
: From The Courier Files =

Blake Of the Iowa National bank will
receive and forward any contributions
intrusted to him.
DR.. Order has big house and there
Is room for all to gather there tomor.
row night and fill up on strawberries
and ice cream.
June 4.
The last car load of cut stone has
arrived for the new Presbyterian
church.
down for Joseph Loomis in front OF
his Main street block Berea stone
sidewalk, 48 by IL feet. The stones
are very wide and will make an ele
CANT walk
With the walks ordered by the coun
Gil last night the north side of Main
street from Market to Court will have
a good and substantial concrete walk
1t Is about time that Main street had
good walks from Jefferson to Wash
ington streets on both sides.
June g.
A cordial invitation is extended tc
all to attend the crazy social at the
residence of Mrs. Spear on Ward
street tomorrow~evening.
While other cities in Iowa have beer
talking Of doing something for the
Pennsylvania flood sufferers the citi
zens Of Ottumwa went to work and
Clipped in over twelve hundred dol
lars. Actions speak louder than
words.
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OTTUMWA MAN GIVEN
POST In KANSAS CITY

L. M. Kidd. for some years past In
charge Of the Metropolitan Insurance
company's Office here, has been tend.
cred and has accepted the district
superintendency for the company at
Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Kidd have
just returned from New York and the
east where they have spent the past
two months. While in New York the
tender Of the Kansas City post was
made Mr.. Kidd. The couple will spend
a few days here preparatory to going
to Kansas City where they will make
their home.
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FAIRFIELD HIGH
CLASS NUMBERS 81

Fairfield. May 3O.-At the annual
commencement exercises of>the Fair
field high school which were held last
evening In the high school auditorium
sixty-one young people received their
diplomas from the local school. 1t Is
the largest class which has ever been
graduated from the high school here
and a most unusual feature OF 1t 10
that thirty members Of the class are
young men. To the class Of 1914 IS
given the honor Of having more boys
graduate with it than has ever been
graduated by a former class.
/. A musical and literary program was
given by the young people last evening
and each one did himself and his
school and teachers great honor. The
auditorium was beautifully decorated
with the class colors and the juniors
had seemingly left nothing undone In
the art of decoration that could lend
beauty to the scene.
Beside the members Of the 1914
class there we're nine young women
who had finished the prescribed post
graduate course, and to these did Pres
ident r. B. Louden refer in very nat
tering terms when presenting the dip
Tomas to the class Of 1914.
The members Of the class are as fol.
lows:
Oscar Charles Alverson, Charles
Lynn Angstead, Roy B. CASTLE, Carl
ReMine Copeland Orion Otto Coppock,
Hubert L. Cox, Vance H. Curtis, Rob-
ert vern Curtis, Paul Ogden Ferret,
Clark W. George, Leonard r. Green
field, Frank Edmund Kearns, George
Nimmons Light, Marshal Massey,
Charles T. McCampbell, Harold
Charles Messer, Fred H. Neibert, Har-
old. R. Pence, Earl Dawson Power,
Park Russell, Calvin L. Scovel, James
M. Simmons, Paul Treon, John Clifford
Way, Harvey Wendt, William M. Stew
er, Harvey Wendt, Robert S. Wisecar-
yer, Walter r. Yeager, Raymond
Zeigler. Margaret Virginia Bevering,
Mary Susan Boley, leila Boyd, Mile
Tillie Brom, Mary Grail, Grace Lucille
Frescoln, Dorothy r. Fulton, Helen K.
Harmon, Ruth Elizabeth Ireland, Iii
pha Ramp, Ruah Kramer, Beatrice La.
bagh. Myrtle Larson, Florence Mar.
guerite Lewis, Laura Light. Louise
Manatrey, Josephine A. Monfort, M.
Marie Morrison, Berna O'Brien. Gladys
Beatrice O'Bryant, Madelon Peterson,
Anna Roth, Nellie Alta Scovel, Valera
Tracy Snider, Hazel May Stever, Allie
Stewart, Mabel Trail, Georgia Trent,
Flora Marie Whitmore, Lettie Viii.
liams, Ferne Young.
Post Graduates.
Blanche Banta, Mildred Clapp, Ruth
Davis, Elizabeth Emry, Edith Films.
pach, Mabel Lundquist, Bertha Radley.
Bessie Warren, Marguerite Zeigler.
The annual reception by the Alumni
association occurred last evening in the
high school building and the various
committees in charge gave a most in
teresting and entertaining evening
Many of the older alumni members
will be special guests of the evening
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REORGANIZE WEST
POINT FARMERS

West Point, Iowa, May 90
A deal has been completed whereby
the interest held by the late John Shep-
herd in the Farmers and Citizens bank
has been taken over. W. H. Bangs OF
New London was executor Of the es-
tate. The bank will be reorganized
and converted into state bank. The
institution has been conducted as pri
vate bank. The principal owners were
John Shepherd, Fred Smith OF Burling
ton, and had capital stock of $15,-
900. The new organization la to be
capitalized for $4,000. All OF this
stock has been taken By local people.
among whom are the most substantial
men of the community. Until the new
organization is perfected the business
will be conducted with ]. T. Wallpaper
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DOUDS TO HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION

Douds-Leando, May 30.-The citi-
zens of Douds-I,eando at the meeting
at Oldham's hall decided to celebrate
the Fourth of July at this place.
A. L. Doud was elected chairman
of the organization and A. j. Oberg
was elected secretary of the organiza-
ton. Immediate action for the best
celebration ever held here was begun
which resulted in the various commit.
tees being appointed and the officers
Of the day being chosen.
JIM. Penny was chosen as president
of the day and Frank Elsensohn was
chosen as marshal of the day.
The committees are working for the
best celebration that has ever been
held here.
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TWENTY-0NE LEAVE
M0ULT0N HIGH
LARGE CLASS FURNISHES EXCEL
LENT PRoGRAM-THlRTY.
FOURTH ENTER HIGH.

Moulton, May 30.-The Moulton high
school presented the following excel
lent program Friday evening:
Music-Orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. A. NJ Smith.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Salutatory-Clara Cole.
Glass history-Edna j. Jordan.
Commencement Address, M De-
voc, state superintendent of Iowa.
Valedictory-Ora Edna Rich
ardson.
Presentation of class mantle-Ralph
Stuckey, president senior class.
Reply by juniors-Robert Barley,
president of junior class.
Presentation Of class-Supt. ]. w.
Miller.
Presentation of diplomas-By S. r.
Richardson. president board of educa-
ton
Benediction- Rev. H. o. Bethel.
The graduates are:
Ralph Stuckey, Edna Richardson,
Richard Eby, Edna Jordan, Olive Cay
! lor, Clara Cole, Vivian Oneal, Lille
Reniker, Este Horn, John Bridal,
Fleta Craig Lucille Ziegler, Ruth
Jordan, Howard Smith, Burnadine
Upton, Claire Oneal, Mamie Moore,
Roger R. Blosser, Bertha Niblack,
Florence Hornaday, Prada Graves.
Glass motto-Tho' rocks are rugged,
we are climbing.
Class hower-Pink rose.
Glass colors--Orange and black
The following eighth grade pupils
were given diplomas Thursday evening
and duly credited to the high school
department:
Iva Richardson, Theodosia Wahl,
Elsie Kimnaell, Moreno Niblack, Julia
Jackson, Mamie Carter, George Sing
/ ley, Georgia Jennings, Velma STAINS
berry, Milford Lowery, Olive Evans,
Viola Smith, Grace Osborne, Mae Sill
Ter, Bernard Doherty,, Lou Creta Riley,
Clarence Johnson, Lou Emma Murdy,
Mollie Howell, Grace Daniels, Zelma
Taylor, Grace Siler. Mary Powers,
Daisy Elliott, Virginia Horn, Norris
McCuen, Rosa Elliott. Icle Starr, Mabel
Taylor, Hubert Waters, Velta Ransom,
Blanche Gilbert, Holly Neil. Fred
lStansberry.
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Rather Put Out.

I colored fellow walked into the doctors office
/ one afternoon and told the doctor that dog had
! BIT him.
"Do YOU think the dog was mad when he bit you?"
asked the doctor.
l seWaa sah' replied the negro, II guess he war
rudder put out, by de way he Quoted hissef'
ESs mo, don't mean angry" said the physician; !
/ mean rabid."
want no rebbit rs jest shuah twas dog, sab. -
In National Monthly.
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Miscellaneous.

ryurnA COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
\ I.,.ds No hog cholera here. yet OF y
Sond country to raise hogs, good
\ hnn,a market Pure water, Dig
rrnns clover. peas. rape, corn, pota.
toes oats, etc. offer tracts OF ~
acres and up, cut over naro- woou
lands easy to make INTO 1aIhs, a.
low prices. Tract OF '9 ~ aJles starks s
at reasonable price. miles
fror city. on main road. Can fur
Nah YOU anything you want. Write
- 3 Crosby, Rhinelander. Wis, Tor
man. prices and descriptions.
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THREE SPEAKERS AT
MOULTON SERVICES

Moulton, May 30.--Today the follow.
Ing program was carried out:
Assemble at the call of the band on
Main street at p. M.
Proceed to Oakland cemetery.
Music led by c. M. Marshall.
Al Invocation.
Taps.
G. A. r. ritual service.
Music.
Speakers-Rev. A. M. Smith, Geo. r.
Pulliam, H. o. Bethel
Decoration of graves.
Farewell
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STATES CARPENTER SHOP BURNS

Anamosa. June IA building uitli-
zed as carpenter shop in the Ana
mosa reformatory confines caught FIRE
one evening last week. With the ex-
ception of a stone wing the building,
flimsy and innammable affair, was
completely destroyed. The cause OF
the fire is not known. 4s
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WARE.eALL WEDDING.

Moulton, May 30.-Ray Ware ant
Mrs. Anna Ball were married las
Sunday in Quincy, ILL.,, and then wen
to the home of the brides mother II
Rockfort. The event was not sud
den affair but had been planned many
moths ago The happy couple went
via the auto route and may be home
the coming week.
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LAYsAN EXHIBIT JUNE is.

Iowa City, May 30.--Invitations will
be sent out by the University of Iowa
to 200 leading scientists and museum
directors in the United States asking
them to be present at the official open
ing of the Laysan island exhibit
June Is. On that day exercises will
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be held to honor Professor G. c. Nut.
ting, the head of the department OF
zoology, who inspired the expedition,
and Professor Homer r. Dill, leader Of
the party which made the trip to
Laysan island.
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HIGHLAND TWP.
CANDIDATES (REP)

Hedrick. May 30.-The following is
a list of candidates on the republican
ticket for Highland township:
Frank Doak, clerk.
s. B. Baker, assessor.
Jud Mullenix, trustee first term 1915.
John Short, trustee second term 1916
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as acting cashier The process Of re-
organization will necessarily be slow
owing to the time required for publica-
ton of articles of incorporation, etc.
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May 30.
S. II. Worcester & Son propose to
erect this season two elegant three
story brick residences on the north
side of Court street below Fifth They
are now Offering to sell the frame
houses that occupy the ground. This
will be fine improvement that will
cost from $500 to $4,000.
The lyceum of the First M. e. church
held in the hospitable home of Mrs.
J. NJ. Hedrick last evening, was very
largely attended, the spacious parlors
being filed to overflow.
June 1.
From dispatches we learn that Dec.
Grafton day was observed in regular
form by American residents in the
City of Mexico in Mexico.
The brick work on the new public
school building in Highland Park is
nearing completion. 1t is surrounded
by fine building lots owned by the
estate of the late General j. M. He'd.
rick.
Lord Lonsdale speaks disrespectful.
ly of the North Pole but SO far the
pole has maintained frigid silence.
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w anted.

y1N,TrD-Pos1TIoN ON FARM BY
100 willing to work, absolutely
snfnr. some, farmer needs my ser
yices. Address M-3o-A care Cour :.
iar st4. as
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Z NI--...,t.+;on ~ County Convention.

REPRESENTATION ~ .ats ~ wanello
Tine various pSasanted in the re-
iounty VIII pe ppnwsntion Nv one ~
publican county ran;nct and one
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June 3.
~ Rev Albert T. smalley Of the First
Congregational church preached las,
evening on the late Pennsylvania flood
calamity and at the close of the ser
vices it was voted upon to send aid
to the living sufferers. Charles F.
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In Washington

In Washington.
"A busy week in the senate. A large
number of postmasters were confirmed
and large number of rumors were
not.
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THE SMITH MEMORIAL
CONTEST JUNE q

keOSauQua,< June 1.-The dates OF
the Keosauqua chautauqua are. June 16
to %. 1t will be held In the court
house park. The program promises to
be very good one. The big special
program will be Sunday. June 81, when
the Frances Burton Smith memorial
singing contest Of Van Buren, county
choruses will take place. On. this day
the program witch was to have been
given in the afternoon will take place
at 1890 Sunday morning and the after.
noon program will begin promptly at
1880
PURCHASE ATHLETIC GROUND.
Algona, June This city has pur-
chased a site for the purpose Of erec-
ting an athletic ground. The plans
have been drawn and when completed
will be one Of the finest athletic
grounds in northern Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-02

Adelbert Christy,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee for Wapello County.