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adjourned.

duJOuTnGu.
Senator Reed said the unfair COM
petition" section Of the trade commits
sion bill would dispel public sentiment
in favor Of trust legislation without
giving the people a single remedy not
already accorded them by the courts.
Moreover, he believed the people never
would sanction q bill which would
place the business of the country in
the control Of a board governed by no
rule Of conduct except it's own concep-
ton of right and wrong.
Senators Newlands and Salisbury Of
the interstate commerce committee re-
peatedly urged Senator Reed to sug-
gest amendments to the trade bill to
make it more specific.
Senator Nelson, another member Of
the judiciary committee, attacked the
trade commission bill as merely nib
bling" at the trust problem while pre-
tending to solve the entire problem.
He said the unfair competition section
would act as q protection to trusts.
which had felt the uncomfortable eff
feet of the Sherman antitrust law.
Senator Newlands demanded a vote
on the unfair competition section, so
that the country might know If the
senators were in favor Of preventing
big concerns driving out of business
little competitors before the big con-
Germs reached the stage Of monOpolies.
Senator Borah said the Sherman
antitrust law, as interpreted by the
supreme court, prohibited acts tend
ing to monopolize as we'll as monopo-
lies.
There is plenty of law" he insisted.
What we need is somebody to enforce
it. What we need is to put a few big
fellows where they belong"
''In places OF honor" interrupted
Senator Nelson, who is strongly OPP
posing the confirmation Of Thomas D.
Jones, a director Of the International
Harvester Co.. as a member of the
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SOCIAL NOTES

w. o. Olsen and family are spending
this week at the lakes near Detroit,
MINI.
Mrs. C. w. Dickinson went to Page
yesterday for a fortnight's visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Irene Jennings. of First avenue
south, has gone to Cakes for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Bertha Camp, of Tenth street
south, went to Enderlin yesterday for
a weeks visit with friends.
Miss Elizabeth sunde has gone to
.Crookston for a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. H. A. Amundson
Miss Lissie Hodgson left today for
Toronto, where she will visit relatives
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. ]. N. DeFoe of Valley City, is
among the out-of-town guests who are
visiting friends in the city his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shea. of vir-
ginia. Mimi. are visiting Fargo and
Moorhead friends for a few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt and Miss
Katherine Hunt of the Comstock hotel
are spending the week with friends at
Perham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wright, OF Eighth
street south, returned home last even
ing from a weeks visit with friends
at Detroit lake.
Mrs. Roy Froling returned to her
home at Mapleton today, after a weeks
visit with Mr.. n Mrs. G. r. Froling,
of Second avenue south.
Miss Ruth Schuyler has returned
home from a three weeks visit with
relatives at Britton, S. d. She was ac-
companied by Miss Gail Hamilton, who
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SPLENDID CROPS,
MUCH BUILDING
w. D. GILLESPIE RETURNS AFT
Err BUSY TRIP IN THE WEST
LET MANY CONTRACTS AND
REPORTS THAT BUSINESS Is
BOOMING.

Returning from a trip through the
Montana, w. D. Gillespie, of the firm
of Haxby & Gillespie, architects and
superintendent, reports great build
ing progress in all sections.
The following contracts for new
buildings were awarded at Alexander
Mckenzie county:
The general contract for a new high
school was awarded to Peter Beau
chaine Of Fairview. Mont. at $26, 500,
and the contract for the heating, wir-
ing. etc. was let to McDermott &
Greenshields at $4,85O.
This building will be faced with
pressed brick. hardwood floors, fine
ventilation and lights and u~p-to-date
in every respect. 1t will add much to
the convenience Of the young people
of that section, as they propose to car
ry a full f~our-year high school course,
the only one in that county.
Mr.. Gillespie also let the contract
for a new school the following day at
Arnegard. Mckenzie county. This is
a new town built up in the last ten
months and it speaks well for the en-
terprise of these progressive citizens
that they take such an Interest in ed
vocational matters. They have secured
five acres adjoining the town which
will make a beauty spot when proper
lv laid out. and PROPOSE making agri-
culture a strong feature of their
school work.. The general contract for
this building was awarded to Link &
Borsheim of Williston at $11. $50. and
the heating, ETC.. to Grambs & Peet az
$1.667.
MI. Gillespie went from Arnegard
to Sidney, Mont, where he let the
contract for the new hospital building
at that place.
Sidney has recently won out in a
county division fight and has been
named as the permanent county seat
and, being a good town before, this
will make 1t the leading town of the
famous Yellowstone valley. The con-
tract for this building was awarded to
A. J. Kapitcke Of Sidney at $21, 900,
and the plumbing and heating, wiring,
etc, to the Valley Hardware Co. at
IS, 900.
This building is fireproof throughout
and will be three stories, thoroughly
modern and up-to-date, and will be
q very decided advantage to the town
which has long felt the need Of such
a building.
Mr.. Gillespie reports crop conditions
as very fine in that section, a very
fine crop Of alfalfa harvested in the
Yellowstone valley and as fine wheat
and other crops in Mckenzie and Will
liam counties as in any section of the
state.
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will be a guest G. the Schuyler home
for a fortnight.
Mrs. William Hollis is entertaining
as her guest this week, Miss Lucille
Fisher, of st. Cloud, who arrived in
the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Leininger and her guest,
Miss Jane Poole, of Forest River. N
D., went to Pelican Lak for a weeks
visit with Miss Lottie Hovey.
Mrs. G. J.. Desmond and daughter,
Miss Anna Desmond returned to their
home at Burd Island, Mimi, after a
Mrs. NJ. Broughton and daughter Miss
rived in the city yesterday for a
weeks visit with Fargo and Moorhead
friends.
Miss Jane Thompson who is touring
the western part of the state in the
interest of suffrage, will speak at Mott
today. Tomorrow she will speak at
Napoleon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Levitt are enter
tanning as their guests this week, Leo
Mastern Nathan and Archibald Siegel
of Superior, Wis.
Mrs. w. A. Scott returned home yes
terday from Montana, where she has
spent the past few weeks visiting re-
latives. Mrs. Scott spent a delightful
winter in Florida.
Mrs. r. T. Rasmussen is entertain
ing as her guests this week, Mrs. N. H.
Cauley and Miss Maude Mattson. of
Minneapolis, who are enroute to the
western coast to visit.
Mrs. Ralph weible returned this
morning from the western part of the
state where she has been giving ad-
dresses in the interests Of the local
Votes For Women league.
Mrs. william Shea, of MissouIa,
Mont, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
.P. j.. Sullivan, the past six weeks, will
leave tomorrow for her home. Mrs.
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THE METROPOLE.
THE PRESCOTT.
STATE WEDDINGS

George M. Gerber of Woodwork and
Miss Esther Johnson of New Home,
were married by County Judge Hemmi,
at Jamestown last Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Smith of New Home were
the witnesses.
Married at Minneapolis Sunday, July
S, Miss Reah Hanson and Oscar Taylor,
both highly respected young people OF
Marmarth.
A wedding of much interest to local
people was solemnized at Williston at l
o'clock Monday afternoon when Charles
SeVeryn and Sarah Dwinnell were unit
ed in marriage, Rev. S. Baker, Of the
Episcopal church of that city. officiat-
ing.
A very quiet wedding took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Schol-
field at 3 o'clock Friday, July 8, when
their youngest daughter, Synthia May,
became the wife of Richard Costello,
knot that united these two popular
young people for life.
Last Tuesday, at the home Of Ludwig
Steinke, occurred the marriage Of Mrs.
VIM. Bohn, of Wales, to Adolph HEM
ing, a South Dresden farmer.
Two more of Bottineau's young folks
Joined the ranks of the newly-weds,
when Elizabeth White became the bride
Of Floyd B. Blades. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White on We'd
nesday, July 8 at IL o'clock and was
a very quiet affair.
At Aberdeen, S. D., occurred the
marriage OF Miss May Peters to A. D.
Rozeboom, both of Bowman, Rev. Mr..
Prior of the Bowman Methodist church
officiating.
Butte Miner: John F. Lindland Of
Sykeston and Miss Nell Hattrick were
united in marriage by the Rev. ]. A.
Meeke, pastor of Grace Methodist Epis-
copa1 church South Butte, at 2 o'clock
on Friday afternoon. Jack Hattrick
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STOMACH SUFFERERS READ THIS

So many stomach sufferers have been
benefited by a simple prescription of
vegetable oils which cured a Chicago
druggist of chronic stomach, liver and
intestinal trouble of years standing that
we want you surely to try this remedy.
1t is known as Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
ach Remedy. One dose will convince
you. 1t usually gives wonderful re-
lief within d hours-even in the most
stubborn cases. Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy is now sold here by
and Porterield and druggists
everywhere.
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federal reserve board.

IVUNI"I 1851 Q UUdI u.
The judiciary committee continued
throughout the day it's work Of whip
ping the Clayton bill into shape to
supplement the Sherman law, and ex-
poets to complete it's draft Of the
measure tomorrow. The section re-
lating to punishment Of individuals is
being rewritten in order to make 1t
more binding. The bill to regulate is
suanC of securities of common car-
riers by the interstate commerce COM
mission has nOt yet been completed
by the interstate commerce committee,
which seemed dealocked on several
important features.
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At The HOTELS
THE WALDORF.

THE WALDORF.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown, Armenia;
Gertrude Buthon, Ida Albin, Amalda
Bender, Bismarck: j. B. Royce, Wah-
peton; H. l.. Mccullough, Milton: w. l..
Daniels, Page; c. w. Moses. Drayton;
VIM. Medland, Park River; Fred Rose,
Cooperstown; Morga Burke, Grand
Forks; Olga Salton, Devils Lake; A. NJ.
Kiello, Lisbon; o. Tyler, Neville; G. NJ.
Pike, John Fahrer, New Rockford; M.
A.. Rund, Jamestown; H. A. Waldstad,
Kenmare; DR.. o. A. Olson, Oberon.
THE ANNEX.
E.. L. Stohlstad, Enderlin; DR.. A. NJ.
Anderson, Neville; J. M. Freeman,
Hillsboro; Chas. Marshall, Cummings;
B. Kiwell, Sheldon; H. Berg, Hanna
ford; T. E. Burke, Langdon; A. N.
Moehen, Reynolds; DR.. Hillsboro, Cliff
ford; P. z. Satire, Finley.
THE METROPOLE.
Ole Vie, c. o. Heckle, Lisbon; John
Valley, Grand Forks; C. S. Maske,
Cakes; Eli Mcintyre, Argusville; An
drew Wishek, Ashley.
THE PRESCOTT.
VIM. Blodgett, Spiritwood; NJ. Fisher
man, Grand Forks; j. M. Freer. Hanna
ford; S. Flick, Cooperstown; P. j. Null
ton, Grand Forks; A. Ritzlaff, Coopers-
town; Mrs. J. P. Johnson, Mapleton.
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cause. The last meeting was held at
Crosby and was under the direction of
Mrs. Grove, whose daughter, Miss Inez
by her mother. Mrs. Grove is one of
the tates most prominent women and
is doing very effective work in the
suffrage cause. Miss Grim plans to de-
bate Miss Minnie Bronson, secretary Of
the Anti-Suffrage organization at
Beaver Dam, Wis, some time in Aug
ust.
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was best man and Miss Ruth Hanson
attended the bride.

At Reynolds, occurred the marriage
of Miss Florence Leota Tabor, to Ern-
est Manley Elliott, of Grandin. The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. T.
Tabor, in the presence Of the immediate
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties, Rev. C. D. Gambriel tying the
nuptial knot.
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Mrs. J.. L. LaValley and the Misses
Lola and Hildegarde LaValfey n Miss
Eckley Pilot have returned home from
an automobile trip in the northwestern
part of the state.
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Miss Mary Carr OF Minneapolis will
arrive in the city this afternoon for a
Gays visit with Fargo and Moorhead
friends.
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PAPERS WANTED.

Now, for summer wearing apparel at
very low cost be sure and see the new
garments at B1ack's.-Advt.
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Miss Janet Sandy has one to VIM
bledon for a few days visit with
friends: From there she will go to
Moose Jaw, Canada, to spend her vaca-
ton with relatives.
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DR.. Max Bait of the A. C. addressed
the Mayville chautauqua on Suffrage
Saturday. The audience was very en-
thusiastic n greeted the speaker
with frequent applause.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o. Follett and their
guest, Mrs. Z. Brown of st. Louis, will
go down to Fairhills tomorro VITO en-
JOY a few days outing. They will motor
back Sunday afternoon,
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Shea was the honored guest at a dinner
last evening, given by MI. and Mrs. Don
GaskelL ~
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Mt Dr' ~ =, !. hagen viii leave today for
sail for England to attend the Clinical
congress of North America to be held
In London, the latter part of July. DIR.
Hagen will be away about two months.
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In compliment to her guest, Miss
Harriet Metzroth of st. Cloud, Miss
Irene Leimbacher gave a dancing party
at the Gardner hotel last evening.
There were sixteen couples present and
a number of out-of-town guests, who
are visiting friends in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rusk, returned
from Detroit yesterday, where they
spent Sunday with their daughters the
enjoying an outing at Lake Melissa.
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Mrs. P. Brown who makes her nome
with her daughter, Mrs. c. o. Follett,
returned yesterday from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in Can
ada and st. Louis. She was accompan-
led home by Mrs. E. ]. Brown, who will
be the guest of her si~ster-ln-law, Mrs.
Follett during July n August.
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Mrs. Jean McNaughton Stevens Is
convalescing rapidly and her many
Mrs. John Ross, in the sheriff's resi-
dence n in the evning the family
enjoys Riverside drive, and all the
beautiful environment of Fargo. Day
beautiful sun parlor of DR.. and Mrs. S.
J. Hill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Foulkes are visit
ing their dauhter at Eau Claire, Wis,
the we'll known travelling man who re-
presents the r. C. Gardner Cigar Co.
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Mrs. o. ]. Hagen will give a luncheon,
tomorrow afternoon at the Comstock
hotel in compliment to Mrs. William
Shea of Missoula, Mont. Mrs. Shea is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. J. Sullivan.
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A. Stever, which was to have been CIV
en- at the Fred Olsen home by the
members of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church this evening, has been
Stevens illness. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stever leave for their new home in
Morris soon and the reception this ev-
ening was to nave been IT.. the nature
of a farewell party.
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Last Tuesday, at the home Of Ludwig
Steinke, occurred the marriage of Mrs.
VIM. Bohn, of Wales, to Adolph HEM
ing, a South Dresden farmer.
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Married at Minneapolis Sunday, July
5, Miss Reah Hanson and Oscar Taylor,
both highly respected young people of
Marmarth.
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Sic muBte oorpdrts, iie tonntel go'
niht onoers, unO 9erdOe OieIes llnqr-
pcno6ore montc iie ean5 ribi9
Sic sca pom Nese ab rnl
Qin9 non Der 9iidtuul bin, II
DER Oie 6ol1Idllsr orteiteten SSsb
balie tie rieIe srreid1i gBie bat.
ten ois lreni9cn Toae ben Walo biel
prrdnOertl DaS WiloQitter'por beiisit
oerdumt wie geidllte RieIen losen ~
Stdmme trcus uno qusr, 5u6rlpc.t
oIler 9lrt titonteR i'm 6intersrunOs, ou
einem irei aemadtsn Hlobs looren ~
lslt-r namii 6eId16Ili0t Die Wel6ledl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

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