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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
issous School Bells Ring General Exchange Young People

Now are the days filled with the
pleasant stir Of opening schools; and
there has begun the genera exchange
of young people all over the land.
Hundreds Of young men and women
are arriving in Missou,a from other
cities to enter upon the courses It
study offered by schools of Msso1,a.
III the same token, many ouns peo-
pie are leaving their homes here and
starting out upon the alfurin5s paths
opened to their vision 3v schools III
otner cities.
Parents recognize the broadening
influence and the manifold opportuni-
ties for character building that come
as result of going away to school"
And SO the young people go, while
others concentrating the days sad
and gay with fareWells and greetings.
In addition to the exchange of stu
dents, there is an exchange of teach
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SUFFS WILL FIGHT
"ANTI" CANDIDATES

| The business sessions of the con-
ference will be held at Marble House,
the beautiful summer home of Mrs
| O. H. P. Belmont, a member of the
executive committee of the Union,
| and every phase of the political sit
| frage question i'll general. and the
prospects for the passage Of the
Bristow- Monaell resolution provd-
| ing for a constitutional amendment
| enfranchising women. will oe dis
cussed in detail.
The object of the conference is to
complete the arrangements for the
defeat in the coming congressional
campaign of those candidates for
congress whose elimination is con-
sidered essential to the satisfactory
progress of the national woman suf-
frage movement. A fund of $4,000
is to be raised to defray the neces-
sary campaign expenses of suffrage
speakers and organizers.
A "black list" of candidates is now
being prepared at the Washington
headquarters of the Congressional
union. and will be announced for the
first time at the business session of
the conference to be held on the art
ernoon of August 80 at Marble House.
The names will be submitted for dis
cussion and final plans for the invas ]
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Neighborhood Lawn Party.

Marjorie and Lamar Dickinson en-
tertained a company of little friends
living in the neigh5orhood Friday
at their home on Woodford street A
variety Of old-fashioned games filled
n happy afternoon md at tea time
an attractive supper was served on
the lawn by Mrs. W. Q. Dickinson, as
sisted by Mrs. l.. r. Frisby and Mrs.
Lawrence Grady. Those who partici-
pated in the good time were Ethel,
Alice and Jean Grady, Ruth and Les
ter Childs Edna Peppard, Ellen, jean
nette and Clifford Eveland, Donald
Erickson. Jim and Fay Healey, Vir-
ginia Hoyt, Frank Borg, Billie Frisby,
Everett Ailsworth and the host and
hostess.
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formed in Stevensville Wednesday
afternoon when Miss Mary Elenor Me-
Laren became the bride of Wallis Ir-
win Shepard of Burns, Ore The eere-
monN was performed by Rev. W.
GWiyn Rees, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church at $50 o'clock, only select
friends of the young couple being
present. The MeLaren home, where
the wedding took place was tastily
decorated for the occasion and a ring
service was employed by Pastor Rees
III uniting the young couple. The
bride was attired in a gown of Irish
point lace, Il being her graduation
gown When she graduated from the
SteNensVille high school last May.
Tier bridesmaid was Miss Grace
Campbell While MURRAY Campbell
acted as best man for the occasion.
Following the ceremony luncheon
Was served 10 the guests. Mrs. Shep-
ard is a native of the valley, the only
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs W. A. Nc,
Iaren, while Mr.. Shepard is a native
of Wisconsin, but now located at
Rnrns, Ore. For several years he has
made frequent trips to Stevensville.
He is a horsebuyer, having been in
that business for himself for several
Years, but the past three years has
been buying horses for L. J. Campbell
OF ssteNensHille. The bridal couple left
during the evening by automobile for
Missoula and started on their way to
Burns, Ore, where they will make
their home.
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Country Life Club.

The open meeting of the Orchard
Homes Country Life club, held under
the direction of the women's auxiliary
to the club FRIDAY evening at Orchard
Homes, proved q delightful function.
There was a good crowd present, the
largest Of any meeting held by the
club this summer. f. M. Lawrence,
secretary of the state fair board, gave
a talk for the purpose of stirring in
terest i'm exhibiting farm products at
Helena this fall. The evening later
was given to music and dancing. Re-
freshments were served for price,
the money 80 earned going to the uses
Of the school garden contest.
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Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynde Gatlin gave a
dancing party at their home, 1o2 Daly
avenue, Friday evening, in compliment
TO their nephew, Edison Andrus and
his friend, John r. Wells. of Miles
City, The rooms We're lighted With
yellow shaded candles and there We're
Japanese lanterns hung about the
wide yerandas, Nictrola music was
provided for the dancing, and "a late
supper was served by Mrs Catlin. as
sisted by Mesdames W. w. Andrus,
Frank Keith and w. E. Moore. The
company included Misses Kathryn
Donohne, Ruth and Constance Keith.
Q i've Iobson, Grace Bufera, Mona
HYDE, Annie Hall, Ethel and Hazel
Brown, Madeline Lombard, Doris
Haviland, Josephine and Mary Moore,
Messrs. David Roberts, James Mills.
Lester Grill, Fred Hollenbeek Edwin
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ion of those congressional districts
of those unfortunates thus marked for
political destruction will be definitely
formulated.
This program. of course, hinges
upon the action CT the present con
gress on the proposed constitutional
amendment.
IF the suffrage amendment is not
passed during the present session,
the union proposes to attempt the
defeat of certain members of con-
gress," is the final word OF It's c.lair-
man, Miss Alice Paul, of Philadel-
phia. IF such a campaign can be
carried through successfully, it will
demonstrate in unspea,kable terms
TO congress that the suffrage ques-
ton is one which can no longer be
triflea with"
Among the prominent speakers at
the meeting will be LIS. Crystal
Eastman Benedict, of Wisconsin,;
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seaton, OF
Connecticut, wife of the famous nat
uralist writer; Mrs. Anna G. Perritt,
press chairmbn Of the connecticut
association; Mrs. Donald r.
Hooker of Baltimore, and Mrs. Q.
F. Belmont.
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ers. Young men and women of Mis-
soula fill positions of influence in dis
tant schools; while others come to
give of their thought and personality
developed elsewhere and brought to
the Missoua schools.
Coming new into the faculty of the
Missoula county high school this year,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Shines, who
We're married recently at kirksville,
Mo-, and who have taken the house
at 325 fremont street Mr.. and Mrs
f. r. Sanford. from Milwaukee, where
Mr.. Sanford was at the head of the
commercial department of the East
Division high school, now moving in
To the house at 433 South Sixth street
east, and f. G.. Faust with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Faust, who have taken
the house at 623 South Thid street.
The men and women who are to
come into the faculty of the university
this year, have not yet arrived. They
will be to greet later.
OF the new teachers in the city
schools this year, the list is pleasantly
long. Misses Elizabeth Wolfe, from
Rnthton, Mimi; Evelyn Morgan, from
Pennsylvania; Windhorst from Viola,
Mimi; Amelia Norris of Helena.
Grace Johnson of Manitowoc, Wis:
Jean Marshall from Michigan: Lucille
Elliott from Spokane, Nash. Lena
Rickard, from Hamilton: Alice Smith,
from Minnesota; Agnes Baker of Mis-
sonla, Jessie Railsback of Billings.
Nettie Peterson of Glasgow. Mont.
and Myra Pellens of Lolo
Some of the young teachers who go
from Missoula to other places are
Miss Mary Rankin, to Colfax, Wash.
Miss Gladys Freeze. to Manhattan,
Mont. Miss Alice Hardenburgh, to
Leon; Miss Grace saner, to st. Igna-
thus, and Miss Mildred Ingalls,. TO
Arlee.
of those who are going away to
school, Miss Eva Bandmann will
study music in convent conducted bi
the Sisters of Providence at VAN
eouNer. Wash; Miss Edna Rankin will
continue her course Of study in the
University of Wisconsin,; Miss Flor
ehee Lebkicher goes to take kinder
garten normal training at Winona,
Mimi. Miss Jean soane is going 10
Glen Eden college at Poaghkeepsie. N.
" Miss Dorothy Ragss of Stevens
vile will continue her studies at st.
AarHss college, Netre Dame, Ind;
Miss Mona Burke is taking a normal
training course at Holy Names acad-
envy IN Spokane, as is also Miss Hazel
Pfitehard; Miss crissy Donlan will
return to Manhattanvlle, convent
school in New York city: Miss Lulu
Wright will go after the HOLIDAYS TO
comp etc her course at the University
OF Washington, having made so many
credits ahead that She can afford to
remain at home for few months.
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Suffragists Meet in Newport
and Plan for Coming Con
gressional Campaign : to
Oppose Men Who Are I'm
willing to Help Fight for
Ballot.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 29.-The first
political conference preliminary to the
entrance of women into Il national
congressional campaign began mere to-
day under the auspices of the Con-
gressional union and its advisory
council. The advisory council in
cludes such well known women as
Mrs. Glendower Evans of Boston, Mrs
William Prendergast, wife of the
comptroller of New York city, Mrs
lnez Milholland Boissevaine, Jose
phine Preston Peabody (Mrs. Lionel
S. Marks), Mrs. John Winters Bran
nan. Miss Lavinia Dock, Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, Senator Helen Ring Rob-
inson, Mrs. Ernest Thompson-S Seton,
Mrs. Harvey w Wiley and others.
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Dorothy Clark.

Dorothy Clark.
Miss Dorothy Clark celebrated her
ninth birthday Friday afternoon at her
home on Brooks street. The guests
assembled to enjoy the afternoon of
games and music were Caroline Friauf,
Mary and Anna kimball, Geraldine
Carson, Valentine Robinson and Mary
KirkWood. At tea time, dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. w. Fl. Clark,
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Sadie
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Miss Ida stennett.

Miss Ida Stennett was hostess at
her home in the Rattlesnake valley
last evening. Her guests enjoyed q
lively program of games, music,
dancing and feasting. Mrs. Stennett
was assisted by Mrs. Gavin in serv-
ing delicious supper. The rooms of
the Stennett home were made bril-
liant with autumn garden flowers
massed with green maple boughs and
ferns The company included Misses
Della Hamilton, Theresa Gross, Laura
Johnson, Alice and Rella Boles, Ruth
Gavin, Leonora Walpold Pearl Buck
ley, Grace Foley, Helen Zeising Helen,
Della, Lillian and Cora Quasi, Maggie
McGregor: Messrs. Ralph Starrh,
George Smith, Ray Hamilton, Robert,
Dick and Leslie Johnson, Ray Anston,
Charles and Frank Smith, Foster
Stryker, Harold Gavin, Ralph stitch,
William Zeising, Alfred Stennett and
the hostess.
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Ladies Of the G. A. r,

The Ladies of the G, A. r. WI NEE t
in regular session Tuesday afternoon.
service win be held for departed sis
ters, Chloe Owens and Myrtle Avery
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After a game of bridge, the young
ladies were treated to delightful mu-
steal numbers both vocal and instru-
mental. A charmingly appointed tea
was served, repeating in its deeora-
tions the lavender and white of mass
es of sweet peas used throughout the
rooms. The same colors We're used to
decorate a huge clothes basket which
was carried into the room by Catherine
Rrdd and Virginia Berry and placed
before the bride elect. She was set
at the task of unWrapping the pack
ages which heaped the basket and
which revealed kitchen ware of various
devices, given her with much love by
the young ladies present.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

Mrs Armor Of Georgia. national
lecturer for the Womens Christian
Temperance Union, who was sched
uled to speak in MissouIa Monday
evening, will not be here at that time
because of the serious illness of her
daughter. The lecture is postponed
until a later date.
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What Do You Want to Read?

lhe Mssoulan
We will endeavor
will
the daily 1t will be kept clean, alive
make all
to Of ' ~ee
What try to give you
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of the church, who is here for few
days visiting his daughter, Mrs. n. r.
Lucas. All friends, who may care to
greet Mr.. Van Engelen, are invited to
be present at this time.
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Episcopal Guild.

A business meeting of the ladies'
guild OF the Episcopal church viii be-
held next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. j. Buckley on Gerald
avenue.
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Fourth Precinct Tea.

The ladies' Of the Fourth precinct
VIII hold a snffrs&e tea, next Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ida Woodson, 312 North Second
street, west. The hours will be from
ESQ o'clock until 5. Mrs. Tylar b.
Thompson, Mrs. ]. A. Miles and Miss
Mary Rankin win speak. A cordial
invitation is extended to all persons
who may be interested in woman suf-
frage
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We wish you we'll!

We wish you well! May wealth of
With the riches that past time will
hold
We wish you well!
We wish you we'll! May joys so true
From pleasures boundless realm be
given you,
And with your roses be no rue.
We wish you we'll!
We wish you we'll! May friends. as
dear
AS those you have learned to love
while here,
Along your path shed wayside cheer.
duet sung by Mr.. and Mrs George
Bomgardner, following which a quar-
tet, consisting of Madams Gavin, Gray.
Lucas and Stennett sang to the tune
of Auld Lang Syne:
IF to Astoria you must go,
We beg you'll not forget
The Park Addition club members,
Especially this quartet
For .Auld Lang syne, for Auld Lang
Syne,
For Auld Lang Syne.
Just keep us in your heart, my
friends,
For Auld Lang Syne.
Their programs you helped to make
Their music, wit and cheer,
May memories of those rare good
times,
Be with you for many year.
For Auld Lang Syne, Tor Aud Lang
Syne
For Auld Lang Syne.
Just keep us in your hearts, my
friends,
For Alnd Lang Syne.
Then followed a special song, COM
posed for the occasion and sung by
the same quartet. In concluding, Mrs.
i l. Q. Roberts, in a neat address, pre-
sented to Mrs. Cobban, with the love
| Of the members of the club a beauti-
I
| bowl of which were engraved the CEN
| tral university buildings and on the
back, Park Addition Club, 1914 After
| the program a dainty lunch was
| served, after which Mr.. Cobban in a
| few words in behalf of himself and
Mrs. Cobban, thanked the ladies Of the
Park Addition club and the neighbors
and friends for their kind expression
of regard and for the entertainment,
and in closing said that though leav-
ing Park addition and Missoula for a
any thought or expectation of finding
pleasanter climate more beautiful
valley Or more loyal and lovable
friends. Well he knew that many
time their hearts would turn to Mon
tana and many time they would wish
themselves back in Missoula among
the old, true and tried friends; that
though, financially, they might be
prospering, yet their hearts would ever
be yearning for Montana, for Mis-
soula and for the Rattlesnake valley
in particular. Those attending the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stem
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lucas Mr..
and Mrs. George Bomgardn ner, Mr..
and Mrs. James Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Boles, Mr.. and Mrs. /. @, Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gavin, Mr. and
Mrs r. D. Prescott, Mada1ns Otto
Quasi, Hafner, Fred Smith, Mcclure
and Grey and Messrs, Joel Moss,
Charles Hafner and Charles Moss
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A Picnic.

noon and evening at a picnic in
Greenough park. Those present were
Mesdamas Ben Siberg, Merrick, Smith,
Lichti, B. E. Smith, Alba Williams.
Smith, Merle and Fern Lichti and
Gladys Siberg, Masters Elmer and Err
nest Williams, Ralph and Jack ST.
berg.
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Three philadelphians have patented
a fan resembling the usual electric af-
fair, but run by gas motor supplied
through a tube from any burner.
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Baptist Reception.

There will be a reception at the
baptist church next Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. in compliment to Rev.
Henry Van Engeen, a former pastor
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Bridge Club.

Mrs. Il. w. Spottswood will be hos
tess for the Bridge club next Wednes-
day afternoon ut her home on Gerald
avenue.
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[. A. 10 A. O. Il.

There will be a business session of
the ladies' auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Tuesday evening
at O'Clock in the assembly hall of
the 14oyola high school,
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E. Fowler, and by Mrs. James Friauf.
feature of the supper was birthday
cake which had been baked by the lit
tie hostess
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For Miss Felch.

For Miss Felch.
Miss William MacGregor entertained
a company A 20 young ladies at her
home on South Second street yesterday
afternoon in honor of her niece, Miss
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club colors of black and gold We're
used effectively decorating the supper
table placed between four trees on the
lawn. Japanese lanterns and festoons
the tree
The same group of girls had dinner
last Sunday with Miss Dorothy Wink
inson at her home on South Third
street The club members are Misses
Marjorie Simons, Florence Faust
Charlotte Stone, Gladys Phillips, Mary
Kroone, Phoebe Ector, Elna Peterson
and Dorothy Wilkinson.
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lota Phi Sigma.

lota Phi Sigma.
Miss Mary Kroone entertained the
club of girls called Iota Phi Sigma
Wednesday evening at her home on
South Fourth street west. The guests
wore striking costumes and made
merry with games and music. The
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

Pugsley. Elmer Clark, straughn
Scheuch, Bruce Ross and John Toole
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For Miss HoIIenbeck.

For Miss HoIIenbeck.
Miss Bernice Berry entertained in
compliment TO Miss Helen Hollenbeek
Friday afternoon at her home on
We're Misses Ruth Gould, Marie and
Isabel Gibson, Cecile and Charline
Johnson, Tiny Pritchard, Dorothy
Sterling. Irene Murray, Corinne Nc
Helen Rudd, Bernice Kemp, Edmee,
Juliette and Laurette Deschamps,
Hazel SWearingen, Leona Forbis, Mrs.
Gilbert Reinhard and Miss Hollenbeck.
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A Surprise.

A Surprise.
Miss Agatha Haley was surprised
by number of her friends Friday
evening at her home on South First
street. There were games and music
and an elaborate supper to make the
affair delightful. Those present were
Misses Edna Brook, Agnes Enard, Eva
and 1sla GrisWold Annie HerWeg,
Nellie Haley. Agatha Haley, Messrs.
Lester Grill, Fred HoIlenbeck, Charles
Gartman, Lawrence Daley, Jerry
Mccarthy. Robert Tubbs, Lewis Her.
rick and Alfred LeGrandeur.
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Y. w. c. A. Calendar.

Monday at O'Clock, a special and
important meeting of the board of di-
reetors.
Tuesday at 9 o'clock, a meeting of
the finance committee.
Tuesday at s O'Clock. a meeting of
the religious work committee.
Saturday at o'clock, q meeting of
the extension committee
Mclaren Shepard.
SteNensville, Aug. fSpecial) -
"A pretty wedding service was per-
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Farewell for Cobbans.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Cobban were
guests of honor at q farewell reception
rendered them by the ladies of the
Park Addition club before their de-
partGre for their new home at AS
toria. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobhan dined at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stem
nett and later in the evening a large
company of neighbors assembled to
say goodbye to the two who have
been for q years esteemed residents
in the Rattlesnake.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with the club colors-white and
green. The letters "P. A. CO. (Park
Addition club, daintily woven with
pansies, were hung on the white VIM
dow draperies. Great quantities of
peonies, sWeetwilliams, roses and
sweet eiesiams filled the room with
their fragrance. A musical program
was prepared by the ladies' The
numbers We're: A piano duet by
Madams G. f. Lucas and r. M. Cob
ban, a song, Come Back to Erin" by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Gavin; an original
poem written by Mrs. James H. Wee
der, as follows:
Parting Club Wish.
We wish you Well May length of
We wish you we'll,
days
Into your life send glorious ways,
And bring you peace always.
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Handsome little son of Mr.. and
Mrs M, j. Byrnes who celebrated his
first birthday August 5.
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In Farewell.
Misses Marguerite Locke and Ber-
nice Dennis entertained in farewell to
Miss Alberta Faust Friday afternoon
at the home of Miss Dennis on South
Second street. Games were played and
supper was served on the lawn. The
guests We're Misses Lois JONES' Thelma
McCune, Lucille Bourdeau. wilma Van
Wormer. Dolores and Dorothy Young,
Alberta Faust, Masters Danny Young,
Leslie Johnson, Homer Faust, Robert
Hawley and Melvin Dennis. Many
pretty gifts were received by the guest
of honor.
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At Home.

At Home.
Cards have been issued by Mrs
Hiram Knowles, Miss Eloise Wnowle'
and Mrs Maxes, who will be at hom
to their friends Monday afternoon iron
3 o'clock to s..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-19

Man., where they will visit for the
winter.
Miss M. Tollefson of this city went
to Grand Forks Saturday. She is
visiting with friends there for a few
days and is expected home Wednesday.
Miss c. Janneck and Mrs. M. Nc
Lauchlin went down the line Saturday,
the former visiting in Langdon and
the latter returning to her home in
Minneapolis.
The sad news reached here Tuesday
that Mr.. Bimler died Monday evening
in Langdon. Mr.. Bimler resided in
this neighborhood for many years anc
was esteemed and respected by all
who knew him and the sorrowing
relatives have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-19
CORRESPONDENCE
DRESDEN

Tony Hutton was a Langdon visitor
Thursday.
Frank Smith came over from Iona
Friday and is assisting in the hard
ware store here.
Hear the violin talk at the Dresden
opera house December 4th, by McGin-
ley Musical Comedy Co.
Hear the beautiful SWISS bells De-
cember 18th by the famous comedy Co..
the McGinley's at the Dresden opera
house.
Rev. Bierwagon went to Grand
Forks on Thursday to make inquiries
in the hospital as to his daughters
health.
The Bimler family went down the
line to Langdon in answer to a hasty
call over the phone that their father
vas very i'll.
Bob and & Eva Mckinley Co. are
playing to big crowds along this line
and will be at Dresden Dec. 4. You
can't afford to miss it.
Gilbert Peterson who has beer
overhauling the office of the Cargil
elevator, took the train Friday TO-
FELTON,, MINI. and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Krantz and her fathe
in law, Mr.. M. Krantz, took the trail
Monday on their way to Irwinview