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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-27
at the Grand.

81 AT Tic OIa0u.
Babe Reed & Co., who open their
engagement at the Grand tomorrow
night, will bring some brand new
vaudeville acts of the laughable
kind. The comedians, Joe Blake and
Floyd Bennett, are the best in their
particular line. They are using q
sure-fre line Of comedy that keeps
the audience with them from the
start. The company comes here from
their stock engagement at Duluth,
before which they made very sue
cessfu1 tour through Wisconsin and
Michigan. Good things are In store
for the patrons of the Grand.
The annual coal production Of
Nova Scotia exceeded 100000 tons
for the first time last year.
Pioneer Wanus-one nsn cent 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-27

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-27

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Call and hear your favorite music on
the victrola at Bailey's.
The McWhorter Co. are always at
the top on trunks, bags and suit cases.
(, You should see Jaquett at the Pa
vilion; she is wonder.
Philip Beaulieu OF Second street left
Saturday for Burlington, where he viii
visit relatives for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan, who were
recently married in this city, returned
yesterday from wedding trip to Boston
and Providence, r. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Andrews OF Maple
grove left this forenoon for Richmond,
where they were called to attend the
funeral of a relative.
Buy scratch feed, wheat, oyster shells,
ground bone, beef scraps, dry mash for
your hens at the Kempton Mills, former
ly Averill mills. Tel. 367-M. Prompt
delivery.
The entertainment committee OF the
Barre council, Knights OF Columbus, have
completed arrangements with the Mont
peier council for series of card and
pool tournaments to be held during the
remainder of the winter. The first match
win be held at Montpelier on Tuesday
night of next week. The contests will
be held fortnightly In alternating places.
Cribbage will be the game in cards.
A large audience saw the Vecchia Flo
dramatic Co. present ia Morte Ciyile"
in the opera house Saturday evening.
La Morte Civile" is three-act drama,
the first of series of plays which the
well -known local company is to present
during the winter and spring. All of the
parts were well taken and the work of
each participant showed the results of
painstaking preparation. The enthusi-
asm manifested over the presentation
was equal to any that has ever greeted
the Vecchis company in any production.
Many Italians from Barre, Montpelier,
Mortified and Waterbury attended.
Among those who accepted leading roles
in ia Morte Civile" and who have been
frequently seen in other amateur plays
in Barre, were A. Parnigoni, c. Restelli,
+. Comolli, M. Pusca and L. Comolli.
A special car was provided at the close
of the entertainment for North Barre
and Montpelier patrons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

"A Deal in Oil" a strong Luhin drama,
at the Dreamland to-day.
| A good line OF pianos to select from at
Bailey's, Ia Elm street. Phone 22-W.
Miss Grace Dillon of Merchant street
returned Saturday from Putnamsville,
where she has been spending ten days
with relatives.
Mrs, Frank Blackburn, who has been
visiting relatives ON Academy street for
few weeks, left Saturday for her home
in Farnham, p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for few days, returned last night to
their home in East Montpelier.
X. c. Cassie who has been spending a
few days at his former home in Barre,
left Sunday night for Greensboro, n. G.,
where he has secured employment.
Under the Pavilion theatre on Pearl
street we will sell at auction sale all
the furnishings of the City hotel, Satur-
day afternoon at / o'clock and also in
the evening.
Alexander Anderson of Schenectady,
n. Y, arrived in the city Saturday for
few days visit with relatives. At pres
ent Mr.. Anderson is engaged as manager
OF one of the largest department stores
in Schenectady.
The South Barre grange will hold
hospital benefit dance at grange hall on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 4; dancing
from to ~; soc per couple. An oyster
supper will be served for 25c each. Mu-
sic, Barre opera house orchestra. NJ l..
Lewis viii put up teams and Cutler
Bros. will run barge. Leave orders at
Cutler Bros stable.
Miss Eta Rhodes, of Richmond, a
1918 graduate of Goddard sercinary, who
has been visiting friends at the school
for few days, returned this morning
to Randolph, where she is employed in
a pharmacy. February 10 Miss Rhodes
will leave for Brooklyn. N. Y, where she
is TO enroll as student in the Pratt
institute for the purpose OF pursuing
course in art.
Barre council, No. 40l, and Montpelier
council, No. 800, Knights of Columbus,
will meet in eribbage and pool tourns-
ment in the club rooms of the Mout-
pelier council Tuesday evening. There
viii be six games of pool and six tables
OF cribbage, each team playing 1000
points. The tournament is the FIRST of
series in which the two councils will
participate during the remaining winter
months. The series will alternate be-
tween this city and Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
Concert at Universalist Church.

A concert, under the auspices of the
ladies' union, is 10 be given in the Uni
versalist church Thursday evening, Feb,
5, at o'clock. Admission, l5e; chill
dren, Zoe.
The following is the program;
overture-''Le Grande Duchesse de
Gerolstein' ............ 0ffenbach
Prof. w. A. Wheaton.
Cantata-"The Story of Bethlehem
..-..-....,.,........ Spence
orpheus male quartet-Dr. d. c. Jar
Wis, George W. Grant. William j.
Inglis and George f. Mackay.
Reading-Selected
DIR. F. NJ. Lynde.
Tenor solo-"Fear Not Ye, o Israel"
.................... Dudley Buck
DIR. ID. c. Jarvis.
Toward the Shores of Pellestrina"..
................... Onenbach
Spaulding high school glee club, Miss
Josephine Hovey, director.
(al Sexette from lucia" 49,. .Donizetti
(b) "Humoreske" ........... Dvorak
by request.)
Prof. w. A. Wheaton
Trio-"The Lord Is My Salvation" Verdi
DIR. d. c. Jarvis. George w. Grant,
George f. Mackay.
Reading-Selected
DR.. F. NJ. Lynde.
winter Song" ........... Billiard
ornheus male quartet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
Opening Rehearsal of the Choral Society
Tomorrow Evening.

Directors of the choral society are ur-
gent in the request that singers in this
section be present at the initial rehearsal
at Montpelier city hill Tuesday evening
in order that he chorus may begin with
its full strength. This will make pos
sible marked progress from the very
first which is out of the question if a
perceptible minority wait until the third
or fourth rehearsal when the tntire or
ganization would be well under way.
That more intelligent work may be
made possible on the part of the singers.
Mr.. Breen has consented to tell the
chorus at the opening rehearsal what
the Walpurgis night really meant to the
Germans. Ii will be of unusual interest
and material aid in the study and rem
dition of the work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
Hospital Cook Book Supper.

A hospital cook book supper will be
served at the First Baptist church Tues
day, Feb. 3, from $3.50 to 1880, with the
following menu:
Beef steak en- casserole
Hot rolls Mashed potatoes
Assorted cakes Pickles
Tea Coffee
Supper, zoe.
Hospital cook books on sale at the
supper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
Card of Thanks.

l wish to thank the friends and neigh
bors for the kind attention received
while at the City hospital, and also for
the flowers and cards.
Mrs. Wade Dutton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-02
WILLIAMSBURG.

The Village Improvement society will
met with Mrs. +. A. Downs Tuesday
evening. Let all try and be present.
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
Jurors.

No, of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
4214 Carl Andert, petit juror
March term t.......... Al ~
4215 John Buckley, petit juror
March term. IL 40
1915 Anton Ett=vod, petit juror
March term lO ~
A2f7 Martin Hendricksou. petit
Juror March term ....:..... AZ 70
1920 Albert Andert, petit juror 90
March term ............:..... 10 ~
1921 G, H. WalIthan petit juror
March term -. ......... .....i ~
1922 Edw. Herberger. petit Juror
March term. ...t.. ,.-..:,.'.. III %
1928 John Barry. petit juror ),
March term. Ii 6O
1924 John Mayer petit Juror ooo
March term. ......:..... ~
1928 G. A. Brandt. petit juror ., oo
March term ...... ...:....' II w
1921 Ralph Cfoodhue petit juror -
March term. ..'.... :...'..,', 40 ~
1882 Theo Rentz. petit Juror . oo.
March term. ....:.-:....s A ~
4234 r. n. Brunkow, petit juror :. RI
March term ........... 10 W
1893 OfsG mreb H 70 petn .uioi 12 50
3AoO Mach term Pc. 10 30
1927 Louis .Sather, petit juror
March term. ........... IL ~
4z'o March term. pss.. 49,. 1910
1920 Alfred king, petit juror
plarch term. .............. ID ~
4240 Chas. Anderson, petit juror
March term .s........ TO 20
1852 Edw. Herberger, petit juror
March term. ...... .......... 80
440O March term. t ........ 49,. Is 10
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS

No. Of To whom For what
44O1 Same livery Co com. spooner !
44os Jos. j. Gaffney. Fees reg. Of ! :.
44o5 F. 4. zahl, serving notices : :
school matters :. :. >. 10 so
4407 ]. E. Cole, three maps Aud
itor's Treas, Reg Deeds 90
Tax Com :. :. :. :. u 40
Schools visiting etc. :. 80 81
Aue supt, SCHOOLS exarnination % 90
sf'0 s app BY C. com conf Co 'G FAIR 500 90
by Go. Com. st, fair !, :. 500 90
distance service :. :. :. / 20
4719 ]. J. Homo, 40 miles tray-
Ell delivering town clerks
APO Geo. II. Far;weiii, is miles "
travel delivering town
,7,, clerks, WI, records :. :; go. so
travel delivering town
clerks records :. :. :. :. 90
1872 c. W. Andert. 20 miles trav-
cling delivering town clerks
4728 G. B. Parks, 20 miles travel "
delivering town clerks
4724 Chris Cudrio, "a miles travel =
delivering town clerks
4725 t. F. Mcccaniney, u miles ~
travel saod,S delivering town clerks %
472s c. g. W. Bennr,, 20 miles "
travel delivering town clerks
4727 Stevens Co. Telephone; Co "
,7oo rents and tolls =. :; 81 20
supplies Co. Supt schools A 55
4137 Odelia 7. Loeffler assist
-, ing supt sch. =. :. :. :. Sc 90
47Ss J. H, De9yenney days board ! :.
4733 Richards and Dopkins livery
Co. Comm. Spooner loan 4 90
IA Burroughs Adding Machie 60.
cleaning adding machine :. 3 90
1885 L. P. Norby delinquent real
estate description :. "a Is
1898 J. H. Mcclure clothing for
prisoners :. :. :. :. :. . 10
1915 + ao, a. zahl. removing flag -
4946 G. W. suckstorf repairing
stool seat :. :. 80. IS
1913 F. A. ZahI posting notices 800
4947 w. F. Meyer, 26 miles travel
delivering town records :. 60
404S A. c.. Jessness 20 miles trav-
Ell delivering town records 2 90
1919 V. c.. Huntly, % miles trav-
Ell delivering town records 2 80
1850 Jol7nW. Eddy 10 miles trav-
Ell delivering town records 90
6253 A G. Rogers supt. care Of
minded :. :. :. ;. :. :. :. $50 90
1890 %
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

No. of To whom For what
warrant u Issued Purpose Amount
4oi2 Morris Ice Co.. Ice for 1912 - q
40lo Carl Buckentin premium 80 Z
Treas. Bond :. :. y zo5 %
4016 j.. H.. DeYenney, days - o.
IL board Of audit 10 90
soi0 ''t and tons rs !. Re.op.oas @ ..e5 s5
4'-' ICES. a 5npt As schoo 5t." i, 50
4O40 +. A. Hlhl. serving notices :,
supt school !. ;. ). Il. :. 90
44l 81 su5 a 5 sehool serving !. n't.cs % 50
A. G. Rogers, Supt., 'aar
G e minded 5dni1'ss !. nome : $50 @
4131 L. F. zahl, serving notices !,
Supt. schools ;. :. =. -. "
Abs Arthur Judd, returns Gen. :,
Election 1912 !. !. w
413j Geo. w. Beise, telephone st. =
vs. Hamilton W
erso ni'On gss
4S'' death paaper ! !; go
4l44 City Morris control one
diseases disc NpsA:s % q
4152 ]. e. Cole, recording AMI sur
Veyor's plat 44.4,
1889 Shirl Randall. bounty
cub wolves :. :. :. ~ "
4'S0 Paul 5li HighMay Com Cons Il 4
400 Olson 81 Hemmtng auto Va
Livery Co Atty school mat
eTs J, - - q
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
POOR
NGnnfinnedl

No. of TO whom For what
1891 Mrs Matte Cosgrove care
and keep Co. Poor J. Z. :. 81 no
1892 Mrs B. H. Betters care and
keep J. Christensen :. ;. !. 81 1T
1894 I. g. Danielson relief O. -,
45g7 s. <. Ienntz transportation
Geo: GqmberleiI 1913
1923 J. nh f. Mcclure relief iver 20
1929 Mrs. A Nj. 8. Flatner care !
and keep Hans Syyerson. Is 10
4635 I. G. Danielson Keller Mrs.
E. Richardson :. i. %
4648 Mrs. Matte. Cosgrove. care
A7Oo nl and keep c. a4+ poor !; - 49,; s. 90
keep J. Christianson and
4no Carrie Hadler care and keep :
All John Hillstrom care ana Keep
4712 colyer and Olson burial Mar
1872 Mrs. in i Matte GosgroTe care - ~
49, and keep Co. Pauper :. ). s. 90
4l4 J. Fl; Mcclure relief of Iver
47s1 MRS. NJ. o. F'iatner care and = ~
keep Hans Syverson :. !. IL 90
4784 Mrs. Matte CosgIove care
and keep CO. p4dper ;. :. 81 20
1903 Erick Peterson care ana
keep Carl Anderson :. .. ;. 40 20
4S02 Same relief of Mrs M. An
1907 j. H. Mcclure relief Of liver
1922 M + alA Matte Goseiov1 ear. !"
~ and keep Co. pauper :. :. So Is
1921 Mrs, B. Fl. h+tters care and
keep J. c"r.s,iAnsoA i4n1 >. %
1859 MIS- RS Matte co,gio,e care . :"
Aa7o ,i and I keep CO, pau2er 1850
keep Hans SyEerson >. :. i no
1879 J. Il; Mcclure relief of Iver
1894 Mrs. B. II. Batters care and \"
keep j. Chris iln-ol
1895 Mrs, Matte co,gfoye car: "
493O Mrs. Milo Billin2s care ami
1879 Mrs. NJ. Q. Flatner care ami
keep Hans Syverson :. :. :. IL 30
1924 Mrs. Matte Cosgrove ears
-ooo and keep, County poor :. Is 20
5c2O J. q: Mcclure relief IVer
5O2s Elick Peterson care and ~ "
so5a M keep Carl :, Anderson y der 80 90
keep J. Cnristianson and
5o54 MS MIS- Matte Gtossro.e care % "
and keep county pauDers :. 81 "a
5o66 j. II. Mcclure relief Iver
5l1s Mrs. a.A Matte Cosgrovee' car: !"
ella Mrs. NJ. 3. Fiat Rarpe care and % !"
80. keep Hans syverson NM. 10 90
52o4 H Van Kempen relief ivar %
So OF Mrs. B. Fl. Betters care and
keep J, Christensen and
52,s Mrs. Ms-' Matte Coserove care . "
and keep County paupers IS 90
Mrs. E. Ruff =. :. . . . 10 NO
5245 Wells Bros. Hanson Co. re-
lief Mrs. Falk . . :. 10 90
5As Mrs. Matte Cosgrove care,
and keep county paupers 68 90
5265 Erick Peterson care and
keep Carl Anderson, Nov
g. 1879 to Dec. 3d. 1913 :. 80 90
1874 J.. H; Mcclure relief liver
52s7 Mrs alA Matte cosgrove care q
and keep Co. pau
pers. Dec. Is to Dec. 81.
528s Mrs. B. ii. Betters care and = =
Keep j. Christensen and
wife Dec 1913 :. :. :. :. . So 90
II. L. Huburd salary County
Physician. 1913 :. :. >. :. 200 20
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
FUEL, LIGHT AND REPAIRS

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1908 NJ. L. Killoran. repairing boil =
1910 John WALL. Mise. and re- :.
4ol1 W, re! 9. Light. Mdse. and re- : =
Treas. Desk :. =. :: Il IS
~ Sheriff and CO. House :. 60 %
417 S. Stewart Light Oct. Nov. % -
4o7s Lampert t. Lumber Co. fuel ~ j.
409l Same, fuel, . :. >. :, :. 1913 "a
~ and repairs FEB. :. As %
1-'' " 1913 80 ;. :. :. q 90
1913 otter Tai Power Co., Lights ;. %
f'7- pairs and plumbing :. u rs
row for April ;. :. 10 80
pairing ladder :. .. !. 200
s'O 4 IS court foit House e i.,llf !. 8 90
~ for May :. :. :. :. AZ 81
'f'O House :. 300 co
1929 ]. +. Walz, supplies and re- 80.
4t3O y. +. TeWSDury, screens anu =
drawing table :. :. =. e 10
4731 Tewksbury and Burpee, l
case Toilet Pc per =. :. 20
4732 Chris j. Gaffney, % hrs.
carpenter work :. :. :. =, $50
Abs E. j. Jones Lumber Co. lum-
Der for court house =. :. 3lS1J
1901 res residence f1s" and &. -. =. 200. %
100 sheriff . :. ~ :. .us ~ Is 10
1916 Morris Lumber Co. fuel for - =.
Sheriff :. 10 2.
4754 Otter Tail Power Co. lights
for July :. ;. :. :. :. 1875
1922 Same lights for Aug. and !;
1858 f. F, Tonlin unloading car
coal % tons :. :. :. ;. . is
1871 Great Northern II. r. frt.
on car coal q tons :. :. G..
4S71 Martin Howe Coal Co. 1890 j.
pounds coal :. :. :. :. - "a 4
4'-t for sept Sept and repairs - r.5
''o' ii loads COO coal :. ~ III
4340 Morris Lumber Co., coal for
494l Lampert Lumber Co. coal
for Sheriff :. -. SO
$3.50 otter Tail Power Co., lights
and repairs Oct. :. :. ;. - q
5222 Same, hghto for Nov Y 3
1853 3
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
Debit G.
G7d 993 80
TRIAL BALANCE COUNTY AUDITOR

From General Ledger of County Auditor
of Stevens County, MINI.
Showing the condition at the close OF
business on the 31st day of Dec. 1913.
Debit Credit
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
1874 81 3344 81
SINKING Fund.

No. OF To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
4433 Spooner Investment Co.
loan Sc or and S nj ne or
IA-lA0-f0 W
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
Debit Gre,
SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICERS

To whom
Issued Purpose Amount
q q Ware. County Audifnr.. S 2ONl 90
Carl RuCkentIn, County Treasurer BOO 90
p ErICk depItv county auditor 1916 %
Geo w Reise County Attorney 1909 90
=, 4. Zshl. Sheriff ,,.... 8CA On
A. L. Stenger. Judge of Probate 1908 90
N dsn q Of Schools .4........ 145o 90
I, p N0rby, Clerk Of Court. ..... $50 10
Robert Stenger Clerk, Judge of
WIN, Smith, Tatlitor .... 201 66
r. O. Knight, Janitor. ............. 39S 81
F. D. Hawk, County Agricultural
Agent, I'd
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
FEES AND EXPENSES

No. Of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1880 Chas f. Game, Fees 1912 !. Al 90
1929 Olson and HemminS, livery
Sheriff Co. Atty AMI coro-
ner, death john King :. II So
80 = quest, JOIN JOIN King S :, ). :. / 40
1929 Erick Peterson, Coroner's in
inquest, John King. p. :. 80
f'sO ! quest te john fia'' King ing !. 10
1882 Frank Kalooza, Coronar's in
quest, John King .... ;. 20
500 IN inquest, f john Eling $50" : 10
1894 Herbert Koapke, Coroner'3
inquest John Killing :. :. 10
AIT II. Hills Marshal for draw
ing Coroner's jury ;. ;. Il
Il CO,
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
COUNTY POOR
AIh DIS

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Balance on hand JAN 1st
1913 -. :. :. =. :. s3st4 70
Tax Collections II
Statement . -. :. 1902 10
1913 :. :. 442 6S
1874 81 3344 81
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
COUNTY ROADS.

u, No: Of TO whom For what
1921 F.. a. zahl posting notices
1922 P. 8. Thor horst tad appt Swan +"
4l4o J, = Cole level winsefmates y
41s7 HERMAN +. zahi livery Co. :.
1895 o. n. Dohien Com. fees 7. II.
49, Mcguire road :. So
1897 John Mentally Com. fees j.
II. Mcguire road :. ;. so
80 Fl. Maguire road DAD :. :. =. 80
4616 Morris Implement Co. 10
slush scrapers at 5 rs,
wheel ScraperS at 40 90 BIZ SO
4703 o. N. Dohlen and one half II
days and mileage inspect - q
47o4 N. P. Mecifienboerg day and
A7O ilsags ,, inhspsetiog bridges Tbe 10 60
4'O' ?, sor "a S''lis0u.S D As 90
T rodmaR = anu =. one-!a.. uAys 1ts 90
- sec sec 1888 Morris ). !. 5 90
1'o' 1N White paint for bridges s4a
Att John Grove one-half cost of
..ss ~ z -. co,,,;;,,s JAS 90.
letting bids no. :. :. 49,. So
10y s see 7-i EeS oaans o "a
- plo ~; and repairs J. rs
1853 N. p. Mecklenberg viewing
change road sec 7-18-d25-
1850 ]. e. Cole Inspecting bridges %.
~ nov mower $500 :. Is 90.
1863 Lampert Lumber Co. 100 lath VIA
for Engineer :. :. !. :. 70
5O51 VIM. Bach Treas Pepperton
building road along sec 81 >
Twp 125 rg AZ LBS 90
1902 "a
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
TRIAL BALANCE COUNTY AUDITOR

From General Ledger of County Auditor
of Stevens County, Mimi
Showing the condition at the close of
business on the 31st day of Dec. 1912.
Morris tribune., 1914-01-30
POOR

POOR
Issued Purpose Amount
OO2 H. Van Kempen relief Mrs. ;,
Snyder and Falk :. -. Il W
1904 Mrs NJ. o. Flatner care and
keep Hans Syverson -. Il %
- Mdse. :. :. :. 10 s.
1852 Mrs. e Matte tie" cosgrove. cars = =
and keep poor -, IS 90
1855 Brick rick Petersen h,aaE eaTe and 20 %
1858 l. G; Danielson relief liver ). =
1911 Mrs. .A Matte cossrove. care ;.
1912 Mrs. B i; .Betters care and : !
keep ]: Christianson ;. !. :. 80 %
1919 MINI. State Sanatorium care
and keep Martin Hegg :. 80 Ga
1884 Mrs Matte Cosgrove care
1885 Wells Bros Hanson Co. re-
lief Geo. Gumberlein ;. =. 90
1926 Mrs. M. O. Flatner care OF
Hans Svverson Is co
1887 H. Van Kenpen., relief Gum
80 berlein and Fals 8 .
eoSS & fa e e IAN Mp Fslef Bert =. Hart "a
'''' Dahl ). :. :. :. -. II 10
1000 Walker TowIe Dry Goods CO. oe
Ain Mrs B. Fl. Betters care AMI - a.
keep ]. Christianson 81 90
4l28 Morris Lumber Co. relieffor. =
4n2 MS t, M Matte cosgiove care :.
and keep poor :. :. :. :. :. SIS %
4,2l Mrs Emma Morrison convey .
= If 4 S %sil. Bss{ as e g. s. B Bssl 3
4l58 J.. =. Mcclure relief Iver - ~
4l55 MINI. state sanatorium care - :,
ass Mrs. aaa Matte GsR Dl1 cosgro7e care - :.
and keep POOR ;. :; GO 90
419S Mrs. M. @. Flatner care and
keep Hans Svverson :. :. is 90
Carl Anderson \. 30 90
1905 MINI State Sanatorium care
,s3,,r and keep o Martin aggg ni q -
.o8- Keep Go. .P Bee Dr.. oaro ani 10 %
4o-' NJ keep ]. Christensen :. !. :. 81 co
4343 MINI. State San:ato IT care ., "a
1874 ]. F. Mcclure relief Iver % -
1850 Mrs - Matte cl;osEroye cars ;. :
4S'l M and Keep k; Hans syVSraon n I. Is 90
1880 Mrs. B. H. Bsttars care and ! .,
-. N and T Feep CO. 9DsT poor AS 50
sss1 : Mary 5ai fitzgerald 80 Is o.
At)Jf W. W. SOSAAS1olA ONyA 49, - -
n pauper :. gu
1895 VIII, Hancock care and keep - :,
TT. Liven :. 70 %
1929 MINI. State Sanatoriun care
Martin Hegg :. !. ). ]. 30 q
4435 H. Van Kampen, relief Iver
Falk, one half cord wool @,
4437 Mrs. NJ o. Flatnor care and
keep Hairs Syverson !. Is o.
4439 Mrs. Matte Cosgrove care
and. lzeoD Co poor AS &C
4i4O A. A. Stone and Son relief !,
Y Iver. F AK anu EricN Rd1nta n y
Alb ]. IT. Mcclure relief Iver - !,
an ERIK relA Peterson care ami j
l5en1 Carl Anderson ). 80 Y
.4t49 L. Fox relief Patrick Dovle. 81
keep Co. Poor !. I. As 8
.44T0 Mrs. B. H. Betters care and
: keep j. Christensen 30
,4472 ]. Fl. MCGUIRE relief of 1ver 8, (,
4479 Mrs. M. o. Flatner care and
keep Hans Svverson 10 q
44S1 Mrs. Matte. Cosgrove care
and keep Co. poor 10 .
44SS Nina - sara s0fiuIl Pr
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-17
THE FIREFLY'' SCORES
 SUCCESS AT PARK
!, (Reviewed for the F,arnerl

(Rev1ewed for the FaFmer.)
 It is regrettable that there was not a larger audience at the Park theater last evening to enjoy the rare musical treat offered by Arthur Hammerstein in presenting Miss. Edith Thayer in the dainty operetta, seThe Firefy.'' The small house that was present, how showed it's appreciation of the merits of the play and players and what was lacking in numbers was partial ly made up in enthusiasm.
 Miss Edith Thayer in the role creat- ed by Emma Trentini, suffered not one bit by. a comparison of her work with that of the original star. Miss Thayer is winsome, vivacious and possesses a sweet voice of. wide range and power. In the familiar numbers of the piece, notably 'tGianinna Mia and Love is Like a B1refy,' she SCOT ed personal triurnphs and won re- peated encores.
 The supporting company is unusual ly good. Maxhe1d Morse, in the lead ing comedy role, showed that he has an originality of manner in getting over his many funny lines He made tthe most of a very good part. Bur ton Lenihan, William e. Reed, Made line Nash and Edward Book were ex- cellent in other important roles.