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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
THE TYRANT WOMAN.
By T., X, WGOlCy.

80 4
Copyright, 1914, by Z. X. Wooley.)
There is a woman in our neighbor-
hood" says trained nurse. who has
been committing Il terrible crime
against her own family and against
society ever since she has been mar
ried. And yet her crime is of the kind
that will never land her in Jail, and
in spite of her punishments she can't
understand that she has been doing
anything wrong.
She is one of those wiry little wo1n-
en-, as hard as nails. as tough as raw
hide. She is hard worker. Sh6be-
lieves she has been doing her duty, be-
cause she has managed until they own
their own home, and three of her sew
en- children are grown up-one girl
married, the son earning wages which
he turns into the family, the other
daughter staying home to help her
mother
1.-The only thing she complains
about, is that there is 50 much sick
ness in her family all the time. She
is never sick herself, but she is work
ed to death attending to the other
members Of her family. Her husband
is q consumptive, and is unable to hold
steady position. Between you and
me, he won't last more than two or
three years at the most. Yet she con-
stantly. complains and makes his life
miserable because he isn't earning
wages, and / believe she lies awake
half the night thinking up something
for him to do next day. This summer
she sent him out with a shovel and
wheelbarrow to get black dirt, with
which he raised their entire lot two
feet. I've seen that man SO done he'd
have to drop the wheelbarrow and sit
on the ourbing while he coughed some
more of his life away
The unmarried daughter Is an
anaemic little thing who never gets
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
a The City In Brief

Farm and City Loans-John c. Boe
! company.-Adv.
Farm Mortgage Loans at low rate
Of interest. See Sullivan Bros, 1903
DeMers, East Grand Forks.-Adv.
Duluth AttolYlcy---H. II. McClearan.
an attorney of Duluth, Mimi, is in
Grand Forks today on legal business.
Livery and TaXi-lor first class
livery and taxi service call Dakota
Auto company. Both phones 1O7, We
never sleep.-Adv.
Ono Drunk Today-Only one over
sunday souse was gathered in by the
local police departments: He paid his
fine when arraigned in police court
today.
Tho Fairchild Fuel Co. has opened
an uptown office in the Vanderhoef
hock store. BIG DeMcrs avenue, where
they Will be pleased to receive orders
for your winter fuel. Both phones
600-Adv
Grafton Editor Hcre-Grant Hagcr,
of Grafton. publisher of the Walsh
County Record, was in Grand Forks
Saturday, returning home in the even
ing.
Sewing S,ac!iincs--If YOU need Il
Sewing Machine, we have it, New
Hone. Standard and Domestic. We
supply all extras. O. Young Piano
and Music House, 131 South Third
street.-Adv.
Court Term Ovci'--Judge c. NJ.
Cooley returned Sunday from I.akota
t1fA 1,,,
the district court for Nelson county.
Only one jury case was taken up dur
ing the term.
Expect Big Attcndancc-The Grand
Forks Association of Credit Men is
hopeful of Il big attendance at the
meeting tomorrow evening, when H.
w. Parker, cashier of the Merchants
National bank of st. Paul will be the
speaker Of the evening.
Hnrkc's Orchestra Playing the
German club, Comus club Elks' and
knights of Columbus series, the
university informals and the Fredcr-
1ck Sunday evenings. Watch the So
ciety columns. Ernest Rorke. Both
phones.-AdV.
Harris is Plcnscl-Jacl Harris, for
merly captain Of the University OF
North Dakota football team. who
coached the Park River high school.
which was successful in defeating
Grand Forks Saturday, spent Sunday
in Grand Forks, returning to Pall,
River this morning. He is naturally
highly pleased with the result of Sat.
urday's game.
Auto Owners. Attention Watch
Your storage battery; 81 stores ami
Keeps it rccharged during winter
season. We are equipped to do ali
kinds; of expert storage battery re-
pair WoIk and rccharging. Dakota
.NMLM ~. kntn nhnnnS 101.--AlN.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

.Autocd to City-Mr. and Mrs. !. A.
Erickson Of Inkster We're in Grand
FORKS Sunday afternon, autoing to the
city. They returned this morning.
Here for lisit-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Greenbers of Saskatoon Canada, ar
rived i'll the city Saturday evening to
spend some little time here the guests
OF friends and relatives.
y. A. Chance, Lawycr-Law and
collections. Open evenings, 1880 to
$3.50. Both phones, 725; office, Els
and 2l9. Widlund bldg.-Adv.
Wailah in TGWll--H. II. Wallan of
Mclanna, one of the well known resi-
dents of McCanna. was a visitor in
Grand Forks over Sunday.
New Codcs--We are now prepared
to furnish the complied laws of 1913
for North Dakota. Times-Herald
Iublishing company, Grand Forks, N.
D.--Adv.
Niece is Dcad-Mrs. NJ. Pierce of
ArVilla passed through Grand Forks
saturday evening enroute to Fair
banks, Iowa, called there by the death
OF her niece, Mrs. Grace Patten.
Selling Out-Every fall and winter
hat goes regardless OF cost Hair
goods included in this sale. Bon Ton
Millinery and Hair Parlors 103 Cot
tonwood. 1868 N. W.-Adv.
Richter in the City-Edgar Richter
OF Lnrimore was in Grand Forks Sat
urday and Sunday, returning home
yesterday morning.
State Superintendent Hcrc-Henry
pattengill of Lansing. MICH, state
superintendent of schools of Michi-
gan, was in Grand Forks today on his
way to the western part of the state
where he is to deliver a series of ad-
dresses.
FortMighuy Meets Tonight-The
Fortnightly club will meet this even
ing, and the problem of municipal ac-
counting will be the subject discussed
II. NJ. Temple of st. Paul. and w. FL
Alexander of Grand Forks being the
speakers.
i'ianos-lf you want Il high grade
piano call and see the kurtzmann,
Haines Bros, Emerson, Crown, Poole,
Concord, Cable-Nelson and other
makes handled by o. Young Piano
ana NiusiG MUSE. Solu very cHedp lor
lash or on terms to suit the purchas-
nr.-Adv.
$4,000 Display Of Furs-W. sindal
Brown, the Ladies' Tailor. has accept
ed an agency for one of the largest
manufacturing concerns in the cOun-
trN, and has received direct from their
factory q large consignment OF furs
which for quality and price, cannot
ne equalled. AS there is no window
for display the furs will be on view
nntil November ii at Mr.. Browns Of
flee. All Alpha avenue, next to IL
brary-Adv.
This week will be a busy Week at
the Howe Millinery as the result of
the One-half off sale. No reserva-
tions No exceptions. Come early
and take your choice. Howe Millinery
5 South Third St.-Adv.
IIindstrom in the State-A Il. Lind
Strom, formerly OF LangdOn, now a
resident of Orland, Cal, is spending
few days at Langdon, where he is
closing up his farm business for the
year He formerly was engaged in the
newspaper business at Langdon, but
retired from that business several
years ago.
Wineman 8cturns-A. g. Wineman
returned this morning from Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, where he passed an
examination for appointment to the
Philippine scouts as second lieutenant
He is now eligible for such All ap.
| pointment, and may be called on by
the government at any time.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
QUARTET Here friday NIGHT
Chicago Male Quartet Will Give Con.
cert in Auditnrum-SecOnd
Number Of Liccum Course.

The second number Of the Machine
Gun company's lNccllm course will be
given at the auditorium Friday night,
when the Chicago Male Quartet will
give q concert.
The quartet is composed of Frank
Barnard, tenor; Elias \. Bredn. Sec
Ond tenor; Frank H. collins, baritone;
w. Q. Smith, basso.
One critic declared that the quartet
''is one of the two greatest organiZa-
tions of their kind in America
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
ATTENDED v. C. A. MEETING
Number of Grand Forks Women At
tend State Conference Held at

Fargo Yesterday.
The Grand Forks Y. w. c. A. was
well represented at the state confer
ence, which was held AT Fargo yester-
day. The local delegates were: Mrs.
e. j. Babcock, Mrs. NJ. G. Benner Ma
dora Knox, Chrissie l'udge, Faith Grit
fifth, Agnes Tannah,ll, Rose Aschen-
bremmer, Mary Berg. Jessie Bucking-
ham and Mabel Davies. Most of the
delegates returned tcda%.
The principal speakers were: Miss
Louise Holmquist of New York, a
member of the national committee,
and Mrs. Emma Bycrs and Miss
Francis Crittenden of the Minneapolis
association.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
Free Pouch With pircr-Men who

Free Pouch With piEcr-Men who
chew tobacco dislike to nave to carry
the plug loose in their pockets. The
tobacco is bound to pick up odd bits
of cloth and dirt. This is what makes
the pouch so popular with plug users.
The American Tobacco company, real
izing this demand, has decided for IL
few days to give away free with every
ten-cent purchase OF Piper Heidsiecll
leather pouch made of handsome
tan leather. The flap fastcns tight
with Il patent snap clasp that keeps
the pouch closed when you want II
closed, vet opens instantly at your
touch. '"Fhis Offer" says the Ameri-
can Tobacco company, Il. made 20 &c,
more men acquainted with the Won
derful qualities Of Piper Heidsieck.
No matter what tobacco YOU thought
was best, try Piper E!cidsieck, the
chew with the champagne flavor, That
rich. wine-like flavor never fails to
make Il friend
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Mission is Hcid-rhc semi annual
China mission conference OF the Luth-
cran Brethren is being held at the
Bethel Lutheran church in this CITY,
Among the speakers are p. o. T.. Tung-
seth, Rev. NJ. A. Dorumsgaard. of
Minneapolis. Rev. a: Natne of Osakis,
Mimi, and Rev. c. j. Brun OF Fergus
Falls, MINI.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
Dunn County.

ts
Manning, n. d., Nov. 7.-Dunn
county went strong for The rcpubli-
cans in the election last Tuesday, only
one democrat being elected. j. T.
Dickson WAS elected to the legislature
from this district. tn" republican
was large also in this county for state
officers.
The following is TIL" lis, of officers
elected:
Sheriff, Fl. A. Kasrnr; county audi
tor, Chas Gutmann; county treasurer
Chas. Hempftiing; clcr& of court, j
&. Joslin: register of deeds, G. Scott;
states attorney, r.. G. johnson; count,
surveyor, Il. G. Saunders; coroner, O.
M: smith; commissions of First dis
trlct, Il. j. Anders; commissioner Sec
ond district, c. nj. Pugh: commission
er of Third district, Joseph Huska
county superintendent OF schools, Lois
Wall. Bridge tax lost
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

n Good Atia@e-What is worth do
ing is worth doing we'll. Now isn't
it discouragins to get poor results
from your hard labor on account of
poor materials? We have the best,
and we take an interest in your sue
cess Roat's Paint Stnre--Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

To Property Owncrs-When Garry
ing property gets to be too hard a
task, carry" some classified advertis-
ins-and sell out: Herald Want Ads
bring results.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Piano Tuning and Kcpairing-Now
is the time to have your piano tuned
and regulated. John S. Kerr, O..
ioung,s music store. Both phones
l1Q.--Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Three New Membcrs-The Grand
Forks lodge OF Elks had q meeting
Saturday evening, AT which three new
members were initiated.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
One KILLED and ONE
SERIOUSLY hurt IN
DAKOTA SHOOTING AFFAIR

Harvey, n. D.. Nov. 0.-An un-
known negro is dead and G. II.
Cady, white, is so seriously in-
jurcd that llc may die, as Il result
of Il shooting affair at Martin,
near here.
The negro shot the white man
when tho latter attempted TO
drive him out of town, and
posse killed the mcc9ro when hc
attempted to escape,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Teachcrs' ILXalns--EXa minations of
candidates for first and second grade
elementary teaching certificates will
be held in the city hall Thursday and
Friday of this Week under the dircc-
ton of Miss Beatrice Jollnstone, coun-
ty SuDerint oudent of schools
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
AT THE HOT..LS.

DACOTAH--H. Is. Rowcrman. Hal
lock: j. w. Qttum. Grafton: ID. Il.
Caswell, Grafton; Il. G. Mosher, Dew
ills Lake; w. u. Brush. Cando; Will
lam hoffman, Lakoia; +. G. Lorenz,
DraNtOn: H. r DuNlAn lrargo
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Auction Saie-Nov l4th, 1914, p.
M. at Marvel, N. d.. fifty head we'll
bred, two coming three year old heif-
| ers. This is your chance to get into
stock. Remember the date. Ill. f. Fin
Seth-Ady
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

FREDERlCK-pctr Hanson, Hat
ton; John Hogan, Halton: w. Nc.
Eachem, Park River: O. Draxton
Hatton; G. l.. Lien. MaXbass: J. Kell-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Notice Of Real Estate Substituting
sold my property through John G. Boe
company the same is no longer for
sale. All agents that had the fol-
lowing described property for sale
will make no further efforts to dis
pose of it. The rear ffty feet of lot
one in block one. Vets addition
known as 300 Belmont avenue. v.
Aaneland ADV
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Made Brief Visit--Mrs l.. a. Daley
formerly of Grand Forks, now of Has
tinSs, Minn., was here Sunday as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. III. O'IIeefe She
departed in the evening for Minne-
apolis where she will make her horne
during the winter.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Want Advertising will make cash
sales" for you of your unused things
without much delay, bother or ex-
penSe.-Adv, y
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Elton .Away-T. B, Elton, assistant
states attorney. went to Lakota this
morning on legal business. He will
go to Devils Lake tonight, returning
to Grand Forks late Tuesday.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Canadian I1nmigrati0n---Thc report
circulated that the Canadian govern
ment is drafting or forcing men to go
to war as soldiers is absolutely false.
No one is being drafted in any part
of the British empire. Secure settlers
rates to western Canada on all rail-
road lines from w. f.. Black. Canadian
government agent, Grand oErks.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Former Res iClcit Hcrc--Rev H. S.
Waller formerly pastor evangelist
for the Pembina Presbytery, was in
Grand Forks today. visiting friends.
Mr.. Waller now is located ut I<alispel,
Mont. He is Il missionary among the
lumber camps of that state.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Fur Robes: Fur Robcs!-For auto
or buggy. The Grand Forks Harness
company. opposite Metropolitan the
ater. south Third street, has by far
the largest assortment in the state of
North Dakota. The quality of these
robes and the attractive prices will
interest you.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

state Superintendent Hcrc-Henry
Pattengill of Lansing. Mich, state
superintendent of schools of Michi-
gan, was in Grand Forks today on his
way to the western part of the state
where he is to deliver Il series of ad-
dresses
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Fortiiightly Meets Tonight-The
Fortnightly club will meet this even
ing, and the problem of municipal ac-
counting will be the subject discussed
II. NJ. Temple of St Paul, and w. H.
Alexander of Grand Forks being the
speakers.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

At the Nct-The program for Mon
day and Tuesday is "Chains of the
Past" Il really wonderful society story
in three parts. and when the Troupe
Closed" which is produced for laugh
ing purposes only. Matinee $3.50, even
ings 1880. $3.50. $3.50. Admission 10c,
children 5c.-AdV.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Selling Out-Every fall and winter
hat goes regardless OF cost. Hair
goods included in this sale. Bon Ton
Millinery and Hair Parlors, 103 Cot
tonWood. 1868 N. W.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Winenan Rcturns-A. G. Wineman
returned this morning from Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, where he passed an
examination for appointment to the
Philippine scouts as second lieutenant.
He is now eligible for such an ap-
,pointment, and may be called on by
the government at any time.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Niece is Dcad-Mrs. NJ. Pierce of
ArVlllI passed through Grand Forks
saturday evening enroute to Fair
banks Iowa, called there by the death
OF her niece, Mrs. Grace Patten.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Richter in the City-Edgar Richter
OF LnHimOre was in Grand Forks Sat
urday and Sunday, returning home
yesterday morning.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

| II. IL. futile Home-H. Ii. Tuttle
secretary OF the Y. NJ. G. A., returned
Saturday night from Winnipeg. where
he attended to important business
matters.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

s'ianOs---lf you want Il high grade
piano call and see the kurtzmann,
Haines Bros, Emerson, Grown, Poole,
Concord, Cable-Nelson and other
makes handled by o. Young Piano
and Music house. Sold very cheap for
ASH or on terms to suit the purchas-
nr.----Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Child Iniurcd-Jack jacob, son of
G. r. jacob of Reeves avenue, broke
several of the blood vessels of his right
knee in fall sustained last Friday
He is now resting easily.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

New Visiting Nursc-Miss Sigrid
Thorsrimson has been appointed vis-
iting nurse by the Associated Chari
ties. She will take up her new duties
next mGnth,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

New Cohesive are now prepared
to furnish the compiled laws of 1913
Tor North Dakota. Times-Herald
Iuolisnlng company, Grand Forks, N.
D.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

Grafton Editor Hcrt--Grant Hagcr,
or Grafton, publisher of the Walsh
County Record, was in Grand Forks
Saturday, returning home in the even
ing
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08
SOME ORE GOING FORWARD
Bristolis Loading on $4,000 Ton Order
and Rayenna Starts Shipping

Crystal Falls is sending out some ore
this week. The Bristol mine got an
order last Wednesday to ship 1900
tons and the shovel was started up i'm
mediately to load the cargo The local
officers hope, now that the ice has been
broken, to keep the shovel in operation
until respectable portion of the ore
remaining in stock has been shipped.
No ore is being sent from the pocket
The Ravenna got an order for 49, 80
tons of ore and shipments were started
from the pile and pocket on Wednes-
day also. The Ravenna has been
working a crew underground right
along so that the pocket shipments are
simply taking care of the ore that is
being taken out in daily underground
operations
Both the Ravenna and Bristol are
sending out their product over the 81
Paul, which system is doing more
work right now than il has done as
any time this summer,
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08

Ben Nicely made trip by automo
bile to Negaunee last Tuesday, return
ing in the afternoon.
Ed. Scott came over from Iron River
last Wednesday on bust ness returning
in the afternoon.
f., Miss Mae Knutson Of Iron Mountain
is visiting at the home of Misses Ell
more and Emma Cossette this week
John Tromblsy sold his farm, team
and tools during the week, The farm
is located on the Alpha road aud is in
coming farming district
The Rebekahs will give an ice cream
social at the home of Mrs Thos Con-
lin next Friday evening August Ia.
10 cents dish Everybody welcome.
Mrs Robert Wilson returned the
first of the week from two weeks
visit with relatives in Green Bay,
Wis
Manager Needham of the Ono Thea
ire made a business trim to Milwaukee
and Chicago this week
Mrs. John Davis, nee Mable Massie.
is in the city visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Eli Massie Mrs
Davis resides at Grand Rapids in this
state. She is accompanied by her hus.
band
Evert Larson took load OF Crystal
Falls boys 10 Iron River last Monday
to start camp at the Y NJ G. A.
headquarters. The boys will return
on Wednesday next when party of
older boys will take their places
The Spoilers, Rex Beach thrilling
tale OF the Alaskan gold field In ,
hours of motion pictures at the opera
house next Monday and Tuesday
Xavier Jarvis left last. Wednesday
night for an extended trip through
Canada and Massachusetts where he
will spend some time visiting relatives
and old friends, He will be gone for
.Eome time.
VIM, II. Morrison sold Sl5 worth of
ourrauts from the bushes on his lot
during the week In additin he had
all the currants ne needed for himself
and many of his neighbors enjoyed
them besides Mr. Morrison has as
fine lot OF currant bushes as are TO be
found in Michigan.
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08
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Miss Ada Chadbourn is yisit,.
friends at Norway this week II
Nels Flodin of Marquette was iA.J
city last Wednesday calling on ~
customers The Lake Shore Eneio.
works has about completed the oo,
struction of shoveling machine ths.
IL is claimed, will revolutionize m.
mining work and NdIyt,.
the merits of the mathip.
which will be exhibited at the minip,
institute session.
The municipal court room will IA
opened by the speeding case against
Herman Holmes witRthas. II. Watsoo
defending and August j. Waffen prO.
scouting. Judge Morrison will preside
over the case and, we UNDERSTAND, ths
Judge is expecting new judicial suit
with powdered wig and other iudIcisI
appendages for the occasion. The
case Will be one for a jury TO hear and
will long be remembered.
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08
-Four rooms. Inquire Of

For Rent -Four rooms. Inquire OF
Mrs. Cannon.
Powell & Mitchell. contractors OF
Marquette. were in the city Tuesday
looking over the Mansfield bridge Job.
Jas. LaBlanc has rented the old
MacDonel shop and will start black
smith shop there at once.
The Willie mine at Iron Mountain
was closed tight during the week cu
orders from Montreal, the headquarters
OF the con- pany,
The case against the boys arrested
Tor fishing in Chicogan lake at the
time Chas Rosengren was drowned.
has been adjourned 10 August 18th
when jury trial will be held.
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08
Strike Is Ayerted

The threatened strike of the engine
men OF the roads west of Chicago has
been averted by the agreement Of the
managers to submit the questions upon
which the men and the roads disagree
to board of arbitration as is provided
by federal law. -
The business interests of the county
breathed easier when they learned
that the danger of a walk-out was
averted for everyone who has material
TO ship or business to carry on would
have been affected had the men gone
ont.
The work of hearing the complaints
Will be commenced at once and il will
probably take several months before
the decision is rendered.
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08

A. l.. Burridge, county engineer
spent last Sunday at Marquette.
Florence county has cop on It's
roads TO stop speeding Crystal Falls
speeders had better watch out.
Mrs NJ Delaney came mp from
Indiana last Monday 10 visit her son,
Chas Dove, at the Great Western
location.
Alfred Neering OF Chicago accom-
panied Mrs Delaney here Monday and
will spend few weeks visiting rela.
tives
Jonah Orrison well known powder
alesman who did business here I'm the
early days died at Iron Mountain
during the week
The diamond drill., 1914-08-08

New ads Ruwitch a. Co.. Iron Co.
Nat. Bank. Fred Gilch, House Page.
Irene Moore, sister of Mrs. John
Wall, died at her home in Stambaugh
Thursday night.
The Saogla Lumber Go. has closed
it's saw mill at Sagola because of the
lack of logs
The county road commissioners met
at tbs court house yesterday and al.
lowed the bills.
Mr.. Andrew Forsman OF Iron River,
and Miss olga Berg of Amasa were
married last Thursday by Rev j. J.
Hoikka.
Harry Waite came up from'Detroit
TO spend his vacation with his rela-
tives at Iron River last week and made
Crystal Falls visit while in this
vicinity.
John Scott has moved his family
from Peshtigo TO Iron River where he
will reside in the future Mrs, Scott
is a sister Of Mrs. ID. A. Dawson OF
this city.
The Lustheld girls. Lottie. Alma,
Cora and Mildred. returned from their
month stay at Bay View. The girls
are loud i'm praise OF the PetosKy
summer resort section.
Jonn Clark of this city and Miss
Edith Trahair OF Iron River were
married at Iron Mountain during the
week Mr. Clark resided at the Dunn
mino.
Word comes that Joe Lemere. brother
of Mrs {. $ Henry, IL very seriourly
i'll Mr. Lemere visited mere several
times and has number of aoquaint
ances in the city.
Sput Jerry Clifford of the ST. Paul
railroad was in the city last Thursday
on business mission and he found
time 10 visit about town with his
friends
Married by Rev j. r. Davis in 81.
Mark 8 Episcopal church on the 9Th
inst Frederick Erickson TO Grace
Arbourne both of Iron River. The
young couple came via auto accom-
panied with relatives They had
very happy trip over and the return
trip was probably still happier.