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The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

Don't fail to visit ClaysOu's when doing your Christmas shopping.
 12-9-13t
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22
I8i5 CALENDAR PADS

several sizes and styles of cal gad~- Dds just received at Keller Gras. 12-11-Cf
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22
Prevent Grip-Cnres Grip

LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE "a moves the cause. There is oDl!
 one ''BROMO QUININE." Look fo-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

A fine line of Christmas goous now on display at Clayson's.
 12-9-12t
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

There was no secession of the town council last night. At S:2O' there being only two members be- side himself present, Mayor Kennedy declared the meeting off until the next regular night, which will be .he first Monday in January, 1915.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

Why build your own fires when you can get Q steam heated room and good board, fer $40 per month and up, at the Golden North hotel
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-22

Olympia Bee oa nrauGnJ at the Board of Trade This famous brew both on draft Ind in bottles Is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board 0t Trade Ear where the celebrated Rainier Beer B also kept iu bot. lies If
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
BRoADlAWN VS|TINGS.

Mrs. James Dorrance spent Sunday
at the John Dorrance home.
Mrs. Ole Larson went to Iowa, Sun.
day, to attend her sisters funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Wyborny aud
Grandpa Wyborny visited at PLANES.
last Sunday.
Fred Pope and wife and son and
daughter, Warren and EDNA, called ut
Jones' and Eggsrts', Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. Sparks and children
were callers at the Fred Fuller farm,
Sunday.
Gladys Jones and Mildred Hender-
son returned from Mayville, Thursday,
where they had been attending sum.
mer school the past six weeks.
Mrs. Fred Pope and Edna visited At
3. F. Pope's last Friday afternoon.
The ham of the threshing machine is
heard in all directions these days.
The Broadlawn Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Henderson, on
Thursday, August 9th. Everybody
10 invited.
Airs. Alex Stewart and family Wis.
tied s. F. Pops's on Sunday.
AIeryi Pope called at the Fred Full,
Ter farm Sunday afternoon.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
LOYALTY TO OUR COMMUNITY
~ MIA LOYAL CITIZEN?

81 M
< coMMuN1TY IN Which, 1vH' MY DUTIES TOWARD THE
Let us discuss the subject fairly openly.
us,1s the ges soS we each
which Itch we are part ma each IRE for
Of that ssS p. aee
INCLINED TO BELIEVE THAT
CONNECTION WITH THE coMmuNlrY 1TD An N
si sns with e%%"y %no 5.S:
their we es. sn s a here x. Jus, we have
least pretesd that we are loyal to them -
We pS'sh... our n.es.s:
tn. w. .ss " Il;
with these thlne' .steb
hmn which ca" ee 'uees'''u'y operated only with
quickly send to u. nat,
@ m s" ny .: %
EVEN no the s"s - % 9" K, local ] n.v.
m @ such @ thing, as must .sn b. bought with o
ter which
Then what ~ % Sepsns 'SS % % @ s s order
community,
will be the to pn must then send a.
.u not although It admittedly improbable
fooshy through sending
%s ha s @ @ %
with competition against them to
A. any are : trying to cut throat. when
fighting pr>
big
their bu.'nsss compel to the big cities
n merchandise
When
feeling providing
everything
satisfaction
order house a
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
house and filled q gallon measure full,
hnt a q no wo o n "a anna vhotbau II u,aa

house and filled a gallon measure full,
but as he wasn't sure whether it wss
gasoline or kerosene he lit q match-to
find out. Heno sooner had the match
lit than the gasoline bssAms ignited.
He ut once gave an alarm. and In Q
few minutes men rushed to the build
ing with chemicals and extinguishsd
the blaze. There were few cases OF
loaded shells standing in the corner.
and the ends of these were burned of,
and the box on which the kerosene
tank stood was considerably burned.
1t WAS indeed close call, and once
moro we are reminded that We should
have some sort OF FIRE protection, and
that We should have it At once. In;ths
meantime, we suggest that al thoss
who have chemicals get them and put
them In their buildings.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
CARPENTER CULL|Mes.

Miss Anna. Gray and Gladys and
Earl Wood visited with the latter. !.
uncle, James Wood, at Waldron, last
Sunday.
Louie Benson, Clarence Gray. OF
Pillsbury, and W. Il. Gray called at
the 8. Nj. Wood farm Sunday.
w. q. Tarris started his threshing
machine last week.
The reason W. H. Farris 10 getting
round so 5 low is because he Is
grandpa" He is getting old, in.
deed.
Blood poison, caused by boil, has
developed in one of Will susaex's
hands. DR.. Alexander has charge OF
the case.
Will Knox and wife and Harry
Rickard and wife and daughter, Paul.
Inc, visited with the John Knox fam.
lily Sunday.
Alice Hill was In Pillsbury Sunday.
Mrs. JEFF Carico and daughter Wis.
ited at the homo of her sister Mrs;
Harry Hill, Sunday.
Sam Rickard and Neil and Pauline
visited at the 9. NJ. Wood farm Sun.
day morning.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
The Case of L. L. Cantelou.

The case of L. L. Cantelou, Claren-
don, Texas. is similar to that of many
others who have used Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rom.
edy. He says, "After trying 3 doctor
for several months, and using different
kinds of medicine for my wife who had
been troubled with severe bowel COM
plant for several months, bought =
25c bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Al
ter using the second bottle she wassen-
tirely cured" For sale by all deal
ers. lAdv.)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
OUR SHERBRoOkE LETTER.


Mrs. Bilden and daughter and MIR.
and Mrs. Olson, of Hope, accompan-
led Prot. Bilden up to, Sherbrooke
Saturday evening to attend band prse-
tice.
Misses Laura and Esther Devlin
were in the audience at band practice
Saturday evening.
Clarence Nash and Lsslte Still were
in the visiting circle Saturday night.
G. H. Gilbertson and wife. Miss.
Alma Void and Joseph Gilbsrtson
, autoed to Portland Tuesday, where Miss
Void will remain for an indefinite
tsim.
Aisssa Olga and Nicotine Void de-.
parted for their homes in RossAn,
Mimi, Saturday, after q short visit
with their cousin, g. H. Gilbsrtson,
and wife.
Harry Vadnie and George Cooper
were callers in town Sunday after.
noon.
E. A. Erickson, wife and children
spent the fore part of the week At the
farm, visiting with friends.
Judge Moote and family spent Sun
day visiting in the southern part OF
the county.
B. c. Shaw and Miss Isabel Garlic.
ton, OF Sioux Falls, 8. D., accompan.
led by L. ]. Bowen and wife and John
Officer and wife, Of Hope, were callers
at the county seat Friday afternoon.
Paul ?. Boe, father OF Alvin Boe,
and daughters, Clara and Pstrins,
spsnt w Wednesday afternoon with Alvin
and wife.
Henry Kleveland, OF Mayville, was
soliciting orders for Ever. ear Alum.
mum last week.
Robert Farris, of Hope, and Misses
May and Fern Patterson, OF Finley,
were callers in town Sunday after
noon.
Rev. Newman was accompanied over
from Finley Sunday by Mrs. Newman
and children and Mrs. H. N. Hornar
and Ettis, Ettie acting as chauffeur.
Henry, Will and Neil Devlin arc
hauling their barley to market, and
report a fairly good yield and grade.
VIM. Kotts was up from Hope Tues
day doing some repxiring on the tele-
phones here. H-''--- .-e-. -.
Rev. Newman and family, of Finley.
spent Wednesday with Judge and Mrs.
Moote, the Judge autoing over to get
and return them.
A. S. Moots and family and A. p.
Boo and wife autoed to Finley Tues
day to do some shopping.
Lizzie and Mary Larkins were In
Sherbrooke Tuesday doing some shop
ping.
Threshing in this vicinity is. in full
blast, and the grain is proving, q bet
ter yield than anticipated, which Is
encouraging to the farmers.
j. o. Collins and wife closed up their
home here in town last Saturday tol
the threshing period, and departed FOL
the Goodne.farm, near Pickert, where
they will assist with the fall work.
The barn on the H. N. Hornsr farm
four miles west of here, burned Tues
day afternoon, which was quite q losl
to Crawford Parkman, the tenant, RnC
Mrs. Horner. A number OF tons O
hay, some oats and Two sets OF har
ness were burned. The barn and feel
were insured. The cause OF the fire il
unknown.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
LUvERNE LEADERS.
Clipped from the Ledger.

Nsls Vielie and Geo. Sanden went
to Hope, Sunday.
Il. F. Beadle, OF Hope. visited at the
Chria Jenson home, Sunday.
Lewis Nelson and Melvin Rossth
purchased Y new threshing outfit last
week.
Miss Ella Larson returned to Page,
Saturday. where she spent several
days visiting friends.
The Pioneer State Bank has in
stalled cream tester, which may be
used by tho farmers free of charge.
Frank Blanchard is erecting new
dwelling house near the big bridge,
work having commenced on it this
week
The young boys again played hall
against the farmer boys, Sunday, and
won the game by u % to IL score.
J. $. Jordan arrived here Saturday
from Fargo, and will help put the fin
ishing touches on the new store.
Miss Ruth Sanden went to Hanna
ford, Tuesday, and will visit with her
numerous friends in that village.
G. w. Christianson is nursing a
sore hand this week, caused by put
ting it through u showcase Monday
night.
Miss Gertrude Boise, OF Fargo, ar
rived here Tuesday, and is visiting at
the Il. L. Curry home.
Ben Jatzen arrived here from Spir-
itwood, Tuesday, and will commence
building the large barn on the Dan
Mckay farm,
|. Miss Lydia Noting departed for st.
Paul, Thursday, where she goes to
study the fall styles before going out
as q trimmer.
Miases Ruth and Minnie Sandsn, V.
H.. Sherwood and J. A. KRONER autoed
to Cooperstown, Sunday, and spent
the day visiting friends.
Mr.. John Smith and wife and Mar.
joris and c. w. Keagle and wife were
guests at the home OF Mrs. Minnie
Noting, Sunday.
Alfred Gammelgard was quite badly
hurt Saturday. whom he fell from a
railing he was trying to walk. He re.
received bad wound on the jaw. and
the impact was SO strong that his
teeth came near going through the
flesh.
Ths crops around here are not az
good. as we expected they would be;
the rust having got a good hold on it.
In some places the grain is 50 bad the
farmers will burn it rather than spend
time and money In cutting and thresh-
ing it. In some localities, however,
the grain; Is I'll right and will besa
good yield. Corn in this vicinity il
exceptionally good, the best that has
coma to our notice being on the Tillot-
son ranch.
| w. 8. Park is this week taking
short vacation from his duties at tho
depot, and left Wednesday for his
home at Hatton. N. D. He had the
misfortune Of having his leg badly
poisoned about three weeks ago while
swimming in the river, and went home
to rest up until he has fully recovered.
Mr.. Flick, who was formerly agent at
Hope, will have eharce OF the depot
during his absence.
Friday afternoon Mesdamss Shippy,
Egan. Bagley. Officer and Washburn
came .overfrom Hope and hold meet
ipgin the church with the local w. c.
T.. u. at which an election of the ot6,
GERS for the coming year was hsld....
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20

A fter the election the ladies were ad.
dressed on temperance work by Mrs.
Bagley, who gave very interesting
talk on her experience along that line.
Next. Mrs. Shippy gave an interesting
talk on woman suffrage and law en-
forcement, urging work along this
line because Of the vote on suffrage Ia
North Dakota on November Sd.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-08-20
LuvERNE's SECOND FIRE.

Monday evening Luverns had an
other Are that looked pretty bad for u
few minutes. Tho large warehouse Of
the Hope Implement Co. was found to
bs on fire, and for few momsnts
things looked rather serious.
A farmer came to town and wanting
some gasoline thought he would help
himself to it, SO went into the ware
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
NEWS BRIEFS

improvements are being made 10
the property Of the Kings Daughters
day nursery az Thirty-nfth and Eon
treots. 4 concrete wall is being con
struoted around the front OF he build.
ing.
Tho contract for tho erection ~
IN" Greek Orthodox church al the cor.
utr ~ Market and fourth SITS.
has been let 10 the John Giescy com.
pany. The amount named was 50. 900.
The old carriage works building Is be.
ING torn down and work on the now
church VIII D." started o
The local Teachers Association
viii meet This evening in the \. ..
I. W hail. m" meeting TO bp held In
honor Of tIc deTarting suporintendent
Prof ". 49, Work.
The contract for erecting a power
mouse ~ Dam No H.. WarwOod. has
been awarded 10 Earl y. Eyerson. %
brilliant - The building is 10 be of
hrcpru.f construction. with reinforced
concrete floors.
ko'lI'r and Conrad. well known
local engineering firm. has received
The contract for making surveys for
laying pilf lines through Ohio. West
Nirgiui9 and Pennsylvania. for the
Pure oil company.
"a ra. tennis club has been form.
cd hy local young u~grore. and they
nave constructed au excellent court on
rlm street u Is likely other courts
viii h. built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
]. J. @, COMBINE
In FULL CHARGE
MINGLED WITH JUDGES AND
CLERKS AT PRIMARY IN
UNION DISTRICT.
Geo. Kurner Demanded That Attorney
O'Brien Be Ordered Out. Blu
Timid Officials Refused.

4 striking incident Of the domino
ton OF the Democratic primaries by
the j. J. o. ring was furnished at
the Fourth Ward polling place when
J. j p. O'BrieH. the newly appointed
Assistant L. :. District Attorney. was
discovered miugIIuE iu q friendly iu-
~tercourse with thu JIdces of election.
George kurncr. who was frozen out
as q candidate for tho nomination for
clerk OF the county court by the
Vaccinations OF the =. J. q. domino
tors. called attention OF the Judges
10 this violation Of the prophecies.
but they refused TO ask MIR. OBrien
10 take his proper place on the out
side. which shows % solid j. J. ..
BIS with thc tools
4 warm C-uutrCE.ray sprung up be.
tween bHriau and kuruer. when tho
former accused IN. frozen out cand.
date OF mi-uu presenting his actions Iu
bis stories TO tho reporters. Mr. Kur.
uer said Tho r'port'.- found out tho
secrets Of Oh" ring without his assist.
auc". that anybody with normal fac.
uIfios could soc tho high handed man.
mr. in which hc arf O'KIre Wprr
debating Che" nominations. After
further r'Crimiua'Iors. Ms Kuru.r
applied the short AMI uEIv word tn
pBri'n, which tho Democratic boss
dId mot resent. j ! OBJ and ! D
OK remained at their posts without
hinchluu. anil ea" that fH. work wa.
done according to their direction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
KNIGHT GUILTY
Jury Returns Verdict Against Younq
marshall County Negro In Al.
tempt Criminal Assault Case.

Ira knight. colored. seventeen wear
Old son Of Mr. u Mrs. Henry Knigbt
OF MoundsNille, vac found guilty Of
atltihpt criminal assault upon Miss
Lulu JONES. white iu the Circuit Court
az M~uundsvillc yesterday morning
aIl'r the jury had dcliberated about
hifeeu minutes.
Attorneys Il. ID. Evans and Charles
J. '~arrIean. appointed by the court
acted az counsel for the defendant.
MhlIr Prosecuting Attorney j. ID.
iaIrlott represented the state. The
COUNSEL for the defense offered no
evidence lu contradiction Of that sd.
ducDd iy the state.
Attorney Evans. counsel for the de
tense ln his opening statement 10 the
jury stated that there was no douhf
Dat That an attempt had been made
I'D assault Miss Jones. but the ques-
iInu Has Tho identity Of the assaiiant-
MISS was thv first witness
called ana told OF young Knight
tIuuIue boo the buggy on the Wavneg.
burg road and leaving Do either from
being f@rirhtonod from her cries or
from the approach Of people along the
road. Several other Witnesses told
Of seeing Knight along the roadside
shortly before and after the affair.
De- case was not argued before tho
jury u after hearing the inetruc.
lions from thv court tho jury returned
io u. room and brought ia the above
verdict.
The court deferred passing sentence
upon knight as OuuEo for the de-
tense asked for an arrest OF iudr.
Went after tho court had ovprTuled
q motion for % new trial The mo.
ZION viii DO argued "wednesday. Tho
penalty ln "a case Of this kind f. from
ono U" " years iu The peniteuitary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
THREE STORY FALL PROVES
FATAL TO HARRY M'NAMEE
FORMER WELL KNOWN JEWELER
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT IN
WALDORF BUILDING.
Leaned over Banister on Stairs at
Fifth Floor and Fell 70
Second Floor.

Harry McNamee. aged fftv wears
former well known jcwelor Of this CITY
fell from the fifth floor to the second
floor OF the Waldorf building. on Mar.
ket street. last night about sis
o'clock and received injuries Of such
nature as 10 cause his death at g.i5
O'Clock IN the North Wheeling Hos.
pital whore he rad been
In d semi-iutoNicat.d condition 10
Is claimed, the man leaned over The
hanletcrs between the fourth and fifth
hoors and losing his balance he
flashed 10 Tie second floor. breaking
his lex above the ankle. cutting hIs
head open and causing uths. internal
injuries. The sound caused by his
BODY striking the floor soon drew 70
crowd and Oscar Callahan. proprietor
Of b Waldorf Pool room called Tor
he ambulance.
Othc"rs Schultz and Raper were ON
the scene IN e few minutes and took
charE" ul the body until the arrival
on th" ambulance. e short time later.
tie Wa- then rushed 20 the North
Wheeling hospital. dying Their. with.
IN an hour after he fell The man was
Unconscious When picked up and did
not rally. Tie died shortly after be-.
ing taken 10 the operating room.
No Hope For Him.
DIT caldwell attended the man az
ne hospital and AN that could pe
don" 20 save his life was done. bur
% was plainly q hEht AGAINST odds.
u was -aid hy those who knew him
mat h" was partially drunk duriu-
ih" evening. He rOOmed az tho home
~ Mrs Robert Il 4 NahrIIuE on the
nth floor and DO ls likely Doe was or
DDS way 10 %" street alain when th"
accident occurred
Mr. NahrlinE when acquainted
with b trrribl" accident. partially
tainted away and was mot able fO
1'-cu.- the subject throughout fhn
evening. Follow rE Oh, death % tls
victim The body wac removed % tho
N'udDIl undertaking parlors vhera no
was prepared Tor burial Coroner
Gala Mitchell viii conduct an Iuyes
fIEa'Iuu into fhr conditions surround.
ING tho death of tH' man
There OIL % peculiar feature ron
roruiuE che accident About two
years q o. man by tho name of
kurner fell from che fourth nUor hlf
was not seriously burt Tho stalls.
wind round from tho second fu o..
9TH floors. allowing am omen SPACE
between fl" barisfors Tho second
hoor opens up in a hallway closing
the shaft
Those Who we're On tho hrildl,p
when Tho man fDl were much fr.Elf.
oued az TIE dfstheniug thud of mo
body NDNHmcD. fhc victim. uIa born
near Che corner ~ Twenty second and
Market streets and was tho SON Df
Nr and Mrs John NcNnmee He ID
survived hy bod sister Miss TiI1fo who
resides 20 No 21f4 Market -f-oaf Ifa
began hte ar "a I'welDr ans fur n limo
conducted "a icwcly STORE Ir south
Wheeling Later Doe removed tI tho
CORNER ~ sixteenth and Market and
later 20 n stand now occupied hy tho
shooting gallery near fhc U. nu r.sfHu.
rant Hr hHs NOT been In fh. Irvrfrv
business fHr several years. Funeral
arrangement. have not yot been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

N,V York state school laws now
require 1880 dave Attendance YEARLY
hN a|I pupils between seven and ~
years 90 AKA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

European tour and are al home on
South thaplins street.
Sis. Jean lerycy has gone 90
Washington 90 spend a few weeks.
Mis- kaIh'rin" Camp. OF Fort
Worth. Texas. Is The guest OF Miss
D. Their krIsl at the Windsor Hotel
W p Burlington. OF GAINESVILLE. O
was "a business Callrr here ON Fri
Hay
Str and Mrs George Flood Of Bolt
var. o.. are guests of friends In the
CitN
Mr. and Mrs Herman wicker. Sr.,
and BON Julius. are spending "A Few
dass RisiJIu- their son. Herman. Jr
and family or cleveland %
ID H HUNIffs. uf charleston. vas In
fht lIfE yesterday uu business
Mr ANA Mrs IS 81 Dunlap of West
AI.EHuf'r were visitors Boo Nh"elluE
Yesterday
ST. and vrs Samuel Manning 81
fH. island uHI leave uur for Seattle.
fu uaE. fH..r home
~ NHuIN and H"e- tullottc. 81
NfIIshur. .r,uf Friday in the city
N... FLORENCE Afrr'.ou . OF Winter
Usf'r fIl E fr' Eu"st of Miss Flea.
uur "..U.N
HI. John o. Nsr.rhu,r. Of South
Hau'Ir. .-raf haa been tho guest of
Dol. uaruI. Hr HrI Sire Hamilton.
Mr. D. lrII of N%orEantown is
fnH al.Hf ui Nfr b. D. 81 rrraEE ON
NurIH All. street
N hH... I.r.ur. Of tHr Island.
ODD. . .f friends and relatives
N l.I aHI ofH.ru eastern
Irar. D.rnu sf No-h Marie,
from Haiumor,
. H H.I ..HuuI
I |~"f.Nf.. Uf IIff"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

Charleston. who has beer spending
the past few days in this city visiting
friends. Will return home today.
Secretary \. I. Arnold. of the West
Virginia sunday School Association.
returned yesterday after an extensive
trip through b eastern part of the
state.
Charles Woods. OF Elm Grove. has
returned from a business trip To
Cleveland. o.
Mrs. Charles Bird, of Claysville. is
visiting relatives at Fulton for a few
days.
Douglas Vaas. Of this city. has re-
turned from a business trip 10 Pitts
bruEh.
W. r. Hurley. commercial freight
agent for the Queen & Crescent line.
with headquarters az Cleveland. spent
yesterday in the city calling on local
railroad officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
About People
Movements % individuals %
and From tive City
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT TIE LOCAL HOTELS

Windsor Guy q Nanzls. Hunting.
ton sadie D. Gu-rWau. NUrLaufuuu
Charles NIaiin- Sew NurfIu.tIllr j.
Frank. Iuiunfuuu. Pa cd o. Well.
Huntington
McLure John Delaney. ~ " p,.
lanry. Deans. Paul o. HfunDfru. O.
e. Mauloy. O. 4 IurkWsIIar. Cd I
standard. Nu|reautrNu. 2 D kir.
ZauesyIlle. 3D. D. D. fIr'aau and VIII.
Woodland
Stamm-W VI Dunlap ami wife
West Union. Mrs Z D horn. Nj
4 rs. PrIchsri. NHuuIurfou a N
Mcconnell. Piedmont q SMELL lIt
Ger. Harry o. straight. MaUulu.fu-
TarktrshurE a e. camp Nu.IIrl
ton. I y White Ntfun Mm lamp
iuE. East Liverpool. Do " Holland
Hrunsv 'rk s D A.hro-. lsus
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
CONDEMNATION
Proceedings Instituted by Wheeling
Electric Co. For Right OF Way IN
Glendale Opens To-day.

The condemnation proceedings Of
lh" Nhr'lins Electric Company
AGAINST residents Of Glendale In their
gHortE 90 secure a 1S-foOt righ Of way
from NrNeChou To Noundsvillc. will
h' opened 10 the Marshall county cir.
cult court this morning and promises
'n prov" very interesting The com.
ran. 'Nl.nDs 90 cut through rrau,rt
aIuur Glendale and many believe that
DOT th' company o. granted the right of
RHh The value OF their land will be-
rIrfIlIDd The case will be hard
i'lrht and Viii mean much TO both
parties concerned