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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

For Sale or Rent A 6 room
house reasonable. Next house
below the Castle on Virginia ST.
Inquire within.
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Mr.. Geo. K. kimball and son
Keith. Mr.. Lercheu of Dumont,
and Geo: d. johnson of St. Louis
left Tuesday for a two weeks
camping trip IN the park.
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For Sale Cheap-Household
furniture almost new, altogether
or by the piece. W. J. Morris,
2oI2 Virginia ST.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

$3.50 Boys Boots. sizes
9 to 13. $l.5O at SWansons
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

Robert Oxley left on Thursday
morning to spend few days in
Denver.
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Mrs. F. G. Walter entertained
at her home Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Harry Carwood
and daughter Natalie of Rocky
Ford, Colo. Covers were laid for
IA. Those invited to meet Mrs.
Garwood were: Mesdames Edna
Nankervis, P. J. Flnleou, James
Culley, George Hanson, Carrie ].
Mason, H. Oleson, Maurice
Peterson, Carrie Peterson, Misses
Mamie Peterson, Natalie Garwood
Flora Culley and Halle Peterson.
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Tobacco Statesmen Wanted.
Earn $Ioo monthly. Expenses.
Experience unnecessary. Adver i.
tise and take orders from mer-
chants for smoking and Chewing
Tobacco. Cigarettes, Cigars, etc.
Send a &c stamp for full particu-
lars.
Hemet Tobacco Co,
8-15-I4 New York, N. Y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

For Sale-A house and lot situ.
ated on Colorado ST., opposite
Moscript Lumber Yard. Price
$500. Inquire of Marv
Broad,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

Ladies' $50 Button
Shoes $3.50 at Swansons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

DENTIST
d.. ". 7. Cam over Merchants and
Miners Naticoal bank.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-22

For Sale cheap-A first class
chiffonier, a feather bed and an
an electric heater. Inquire at 2o63
East Miner St, or address box
r41, City.
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CLUB NOTES

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
large number of guests were enter
tanned by the Sorosis club Of Valley
City. Members of other clubs of Valley
City n five federated clubs OF the
county, including Sanborn, Eckelson,
Getchell Prairie, Fingal and Wimble-
don received invitations for the pro-
era nat the Rex and afterwards the
visitors from out of town were enter
tanned at the domestic department Of
the Normal school at refreshments.
The program at the Rex consisted
of a piano duet by Mesdames stern
berg and Maryland, a very good ak on
the subject OF the waste OF war by
Professor w. NJ. Wemett, duets by
Mesdames Craswell and Froysaa, an
organ solo by Mrs. w. G. Lyon, all of
these numbers being well rendered and
much enjoyed.
Another good feature and one to the
point was the film THE Fly" show
Ing the danger Of flies and careless
ness In allowing them to live. Mrs.
Rernice Shank, formerly an instructor
In the Normal school, now of Ann Ar
DOT, Mich., gave a splendid address on
"Eugenics.n An automobile ride
around the city followed after which
the ladies were entertained by the
members OF the p. T.. o. in their little
playlet, How the Vote was Won
After the program light refreshments
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will be at home to their friends in
Grand Forks after July l.
Mrs. j. w. Clapp Is home from a
shopping trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. c. r. Guam and her sister, Miss
Grace Miller, of Darlington, are visit
ing with friends in Minneapolis n
other eastern cities. They will be alb
B. G. Martin, of the Moorhead Nor
NAL school, left this morning for Bran
don, where this evening he Will do
liver the commencement address. From
Brandon Mr.. Martin will go to Lake
Park, where he will give a commence
ment address on Friday evening. .
The members of the Young Ladies'
Guild of the First Congregational
church will picnic this evening at Oak
Grove, the outing being arranged in
honor of Miss Margaret Beard, a mem
her of the Fargo college conservatory
faculty, who, as soon as school closes,
will go abroad. Miss Beard will spend
the summer touring Europe, in COM
pany with her brother, Hubert Beard,
who is a student at Oxford.
Valley City Times Record: A very
pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson Saturday
night at their home or First street
presented with a beautiful silver serv-
ice set. Mr.. Peterson is an old resi-
dent OF valley City n has followed
the tailoring business here for TWEEN
ty-one years. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
have disposed of their property here
and will leave June 8 for New York
from where they will sail on the
steamer Kristianiafgord for Norway,
where they expect to make their flu
ture home. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
will be accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. Carl Bonde, who will visit with
friends and relatives. Mrs. Bonde ex-
poets to be gone three or four months.
The choir of st. Marks Lutheran
church enjoyed an outing on the
river bank We 7esday evening. The
party, numbering about thirty, was
taken up the river for a launch ride
and there a camp supper was served.
The young people then turned their at
t%ention to track sports, In which Miss
jeanette johnson and Fred Corbett
proved themselves superior to the 9TH
ers and carried off the prizes. Dark
ness putting an end to this form of
pleasure. marshmallow toasting, sing
ing and storytelling were INDUCED in,
with everyone gathered about the
glowing embers Of the dying fire. The
return launch ride was enjoyed by all
and the party then regretfully dis
persed. The gathering was chaper-
oned by Mr.. n Mrs. j. +. Richards,
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SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Alma Bier is home from a visit
with her mother at Kuhn.
A. e. Bestic and son. Gordon, are
home from a trip to Montana.
The North Star club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. e. Ross, 219
Ninth street north.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Barnett of
Third avenue south have as their guest
Miss Tillotson Of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson of
Third avenue south nave had as their
guest DIR. Allison of Willow City.
The students of the Dilworth schools
will present The Pockachee Woman
which is said to far surpass last years
play.
Rev. Thomas Olds of Hunter has
gone to Chicago, where he is to be
united in marriage to a young English
Woman
A banquet is to be given by the mu-
sic committee of the First Methodist
church to the choir, at the Annex hotel
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Garrow of Dill
worth entertained last evening in hon
or of Mr.. Garrow's birthday. About
fifty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Klein, Joseph Didler and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Dahms, all
of Sanborn, were among the visitors
in the city yesterday attending the
Knights of Columbus ceremonial.
Mrs. Lewis T. Guild went to Della
ware. o., yesterday to see her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Guild, graduate from
Ohio Wesleyan university. Miss Guild
is also a graduate of the Minneapolis
high school, of the San Diego State
Normal school, and is a Phi Beta Kap-
pa. Next year she will be a member
of the faculty of the Fargo high school.
Miss Lillian Topping. mtaron of the
Florence Crittenton home, is home
from attending the national Confer
ence of Charities and Corrections, to
which she was appointed as a delegate
from North Dakota by Governor Han
ma. Graham Taylor, who is soon to
take part In the commencement exer-
cises of the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college, presided over the con-
vention, which was held at Memphis.
Mr.. n Mrs. Walter Vincent. who
have had apartments at the Gardner
during the last winter, will leave June
s for their home at Newark, N. J. Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent have made many
warm friends during their brief resi-
dence in Fargo, all of whom will
greatly regret to see them leave. Mr..
Vincent is one of the home office Of
hcials of the Mutual Life Insurance
CO.. OF New York, who has been de-
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tober.
Mrs. Eva Jenkins is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at
Lake City, MINI.
Miss Nina Amer1and is home from a
six weeks visit in Ames, Iowa, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ". J. Parry.
Mrs. L.. c. Davenport. of the Central
flats, has left for a two weeks visit
with her niece, Mrs. j. L. Heun, of
Aberdeen, S. D.
Miss Lillian Christianson enter
tanned a number of girls at her home
north of Moorhead yesterday at a pic
mic. supper was served at 6 o'clock.
The members of the Woman's Ger
man club are planning for a social day
saturday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Walter Thompson. An address by
Max Bait, Of the A. c., will be a fea-
lure.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
this evening in the church parlors. at
friends Of the society are expected to
be present.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Lagreede, Flat 5, Hogan flats. Mrs. La
. CSuo WILL 10 dSSlSISu N entertain
ing by Mrs. Langlie.
The Suffrage league that
1t will AXE orders for the home cook
ing sale Saturday, up until Friday
afternoon, deliveries to be made Satur-
day, If phoned to suffrage headuuar-
ters in the deLendrecie building, phone
1911.
In accordance with the usual GUS
tom the Junior class of the state uni
Yersity at Grand Forks, will banquet
the members Of the graduating class,
the date chosen being Monday even
ing, June l. An excellent of
toasts will be a feature of the occa-
sion. -
Mrs. l.. G. Nunamaker, mother of
Mrs. III. Amerland, returned home last
night from the east, having spent the
winter in Elkhart, Ind, and Chicago.
n was accompanied by her niece,
Miss Fanny Evans, of Elkhart. who
will be the guest Of her relatives here
for a month or longer.
The Evangelical Aid society was en-
~tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Menges, assisted by Mrs. Spreck, at the
home of the former. This was the last
meeting of the summer and the yearly
reports were given. The remainder Of
the time was spent in sewing for the
denominational hospital at Bismarck.
and the hostesses served refreshments'
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AT THE HOTELS
THE ANNEX.

THE ANNEX.
J. F. Jensen. Westhope; J. B. Bertee,
Jamestown; J.. b. Johnson, Cakes;
MMaGkintyre, Cagselton; e. G. Guamins,
D.; P. P. Hollner, city; EFT. Skoolivet
and wife, Fargo; w. H. Wool, James
town; Alex Stinebach, Jamestown; w.
Julminstenjed, Ledgerwood.
THE METROPOLE.
e. E.. Deiters, Dickinson; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Eaton. Hillsboro; r. S. Mil
dore H. johnson, Washington, D. C.;
c. r. Cummings, Carrington; H. W.
Homer, Valley City; D. A. Horner,
Finley; Theodore Emery, Gardner; II.
w. Lee, Armenia; E. 6. Calvin, James
keenan,. Englevold; M. Wagner, Engle-
void; w. j. Elliott, Dickinson; Frank
Sanford, Valley City.
THE GARDNER.
j. J.. Pettijohn, Grand Forks; J. B.
Sullivan. Glacier, Park, Mont. A. r.
Witherspoo9' Grand Forks; r. Hey
Bismarck: Mrs. M. c. Budlong, Bis
Marck; l. Johnson, Hickson, N. D.; F.
church enjoyed an outinbg on tho
THE ELLIOTT.
Florence Elliott. Leonard; ]. w. Nc
Gum. Blanchard; Mrs. R.. w. Daugh-
erty. Fairmont: Richard Moore, Trot-
lefs' n "A torde' l. A. Ham
merstrom. Gackle: L. L. Brown and
wife. Leonard: A. N. McKellips, Hope;
Charles Day, Sharon; Alexander Cur
ry, Sharon; O.. H. Olson, Sharon; Jos.
Diemert, Sanborn; K. o. SCHNEIDER, Lis
bon: G.. H. Korsnik. Abercrombie.
THE WEBSTER.
F. Van Pelt, Medina: L. H. Werwell.
CasseltonlDE E. Johnson, Nome; D. e.
officer, Marion; Dan C.. Ross, Marion;
G. H. Cole, Davenport; Loyde Cole.
Davenport; L. L. Peterson, Hammond;
j. L. MonSyette, Grandin.
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A good-sized audience was present
at the Grand theater Wednesday aft
ernoon to witness the exhibition OF
Thirty Beauty Spots of Fargo" an en-
~tertainment given under the auspices
of the Central Civic cdnmittee, the lat
ter believing 1t to be the duty of every
loyal Fargo citizen to see The Beauty
Spots of Fargo" and to hear talks on
communities, two of which were
given by able speakers.
The slides which formed the main
attraction, consisted for the most part
of undesirable spots In the fair city
of Fargo, which could m should be
cleaned UP and improved, although six
beautiful views Of Island park were
shown, and much credit was given by
the speakers and committees to the
most c~ommendable work that has been
accomplished by the park board.
One of the addresses was by Judge
Amidon. while explanatory remarks
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church. was performed by Rev. Mr..
Berger. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Peterson, parents Of the
bride.
Friends and relatives in Langdon
were very much surprised to learn of
the marriage Of Miss Annie Robertson,
formerly of this city, and Walter Gill
rup Of Albert Lee. Mimi. which took
place in Minneapolis last Friday even
ing. The wedding was a very quiet
affair, and the young people returned
Immediately to their future home at
Albert Lee.
Norrie lee and Miss Julia Erick-
son were Joined in marriage by Rev.
Mr.. Ballestad at the parsonage in
Walcott. The bridal couple was at
tended by Miss Olive Lee and Oscar
Thune. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Erickson of Chris
tine, N. D., and grew to wornanhood In
this township. where she is held in
high esteem by a large circle of
friends. The bridegroom is the o of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lee of Barrie town
ship. He grew to manhood in this
vicinity, where he Is well and favor
ably known.
Miss Hattie Hendrickson and John
L~angedahl, both Of the Langedahl re-
gion. were married by Rev. e. j. G..
Reid OF the M. u. parsonage. They
will reside at Arena. where the BRIDE
groom is in the mercantile business.
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new PROFESSOR
AT THE A. C..

r. o. Baird of Oklahoma arrived
this morning to take up the position
of food inspector LETT vacant by Leon
Congdon.
Mr.. Baird has been associated for
the past two years with Mr.. Churchill,
a former professor at the A. c., and
reports that Mr.. Churchill joined the
ranks Of the benedicts the day before
yesterday.
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COMMITTEE SHOWS
BEAUTY SPOTS OF FARGO

accompanying the pictures were given
by r. B. Blakemore. Judge Amidon
held that we have a clean town, with
no saloons or other demoralizing in
fluences, such as many towns are han
~dicapped with, and therefore nave an
easy field for more widespread i'm
provement,. in the way of identifying
1T and getting rid of undesirable spots.
He said he believed hat Island park
should be devoted especially to the
working classes, and favored the
granting of the dance pavilion privi-
lege, properly conducted and super
vised. s,.
In addition to the foregoing part of
the program, 1000 feet Of late motion
pictures were shown, and a song was
given by Miss Evelyn Dare. AS many
were heard to say, they were given al
most too much for their money" and
the affair was very much of a sue
cess in arousing the interest toward
which the committee aimed.
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right of women to have a voice in tho
government; the duty women owe to
the home and the outside world: an
the broadening Of women, thereby
making them more practical and help
full wives and mothers. The ladies of
Bismarck are much pleased at the
attitude of the people on the suffrage
question.
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were served to the out Of town guests
and a social time enjoyed.
SUFFRAGE NOTES

Compared with the English s~uffragette
Our is a iii of a household pet;
She's as sweet as jam on the pantry
shelf,
She's as mild as a woodland fairy elf.
Let's give her a vote for behaving her.
self!
During the past week w. C.. T. U.
conventions were held in the fifteenth
and eleventh w. c.. T. u. districts. The
keynote at both these conventions was
woman suffrage. In the fifteenth dis
trict the convention was held at Anne
MIA and every department superintend-
ent showed how her department could
help win suffrage and how its work
would be benefited by the women hav-
ing the right to vote. The great treat
Of both conventions was the privilege
of having the state president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, present.
Her presence was an inspiration and
was listened to intently.
The new local w. c. r, Us organized
by Mrs. Harriet d. Hall, national lee
turer and organizer, will make their
tation of the suffrage question: Mrs.
Hall has been making a trip through
the southern part of the state and will
now work in the central and west
ern part.
Mrs. sena Hartzell Wallace has CIV
en- suffrage lectures at the following
places: Linton, HaZelton, Napoleon,
Braddock and Wishek. She will speak
this week at points in Adams and Bow
man counties.
The Scandinavian w. C. T. u. of
Fargo held a public suffrage meeting
recently. They had good music and
good speeches. Mrs. e. M barrow,
DIR. Ralph E.. Weible and Mr.. Peter
Myrvold, editor Of the Fran, made the
addresses OF the evening.
The Jamestown w. C. T. u. held a
most interesting suffrage meeting last
Friday at the Congregational church.
Splendid addresses were given by
Judge Knauf and States Attorney
Russell Chase. Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson also spoke ON the work be-
ing done at w. G. T. u. headquarters.
can Anti-Suffrage Monologue" was
read by Miss Ethel Rathman In q man
ner that entertained the audience Inn
mensely.
The Bismarck Woman's Suffrage as
ISOLATION and the w. G. r.. u. held a
joint meeting at the home of Mrs. w.
w. Tousley. The attendance was good
and all present were keenly interested
In the topics for discussion. The prin-
cipal thoughts for discussion were the
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An especial treat for the
school children. but one in which
all adults may participate as well,
has been occurred by the Fine Arts
cluo, through whose efforts an alb
Morris dancers pageant, on next
wednesday afternoon at 4 O'clock
on the A. G. campus, will be given.
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The members of the Eta Chi Omega.
q Fargo college sorority, and a num-
per OF their friends enjoyed a picnic
up the river Wednesday evening, with
MISS Eyres as their honored guest
several young people from BarnesvilIe
We're members of the party. The crowd
Was chaperoned by Mrs. A. Schwartz.
Music and a picnic supper were en-
joyed.
All children will be interested in
the program to be given by Mrs
hutchinson at Stones auditorium. June
., at 8. o'clock, for they will see David
Sopperfield at the age of nine, and his
iliustrlohs Aunt Betsy Trotwood come
VIII also see in an Irish sketch by Lady
Gregory, a scene in an Irish wash
mouse ward. "The Coming out of Miss
Cumnningsa q bright society play, with
one character, will be given by Miss
Cru1kshank: Roberta Lannette. aged
six, will initiate her elders in q cha rno
ing little piece. The stage department
cIass VIII dance, and an orchestra will
The Grand Forks Herald
Grand Forks young lady as follows:
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Miss Hazel Powers.
daughter Of Mrs John Lemmay,
Harry Dufficy II Grand Rapids, MINI
The wedding will take place at Sr
Michael's Catholic church this morning
at s o'clock, and Monsignor j.. A. LEM.
may will. be bridesmaid and Roy Pow
ers will be best man. The young peo-
pie have a large circle OF friends who
will join In extending best wishes. The
bride-elSct has resided in Grand Forks
since childhood and the groom has
made his nome here for the past few
months. and Is connected with the
Northwestern Telephone company. Mr..
Dufficey and his bride will leave on
the evening train for a two weeks,
wedding trip to Minnesota points. they
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STATE WEDDINGS

Last week at Glendive, Mont, took
place the marriage of DR.. George Sar-
chet to Mrs. Annie Reid, both Of New
England, N. D. The ceremony, which
was performed in Mrs. E. J. Berry's
private parlors at Hotel Jordan,
was witnessed by Mrs. Berry, an init
mate friend of Mrs. Sarchet, and AL
bert Smalley, formerly of New Eng
land. An informal reception followed
the ceremony in the hotel p~arlors. Ar
irving in Dickinson at an early hour
Tuesday morning they found an auto
mobile ready to take them across to
New England.
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the ceremony in the hotel parlors. Ar
irving in Dickinson at an early hour
Tuesday morning they found an auto
mobile ready to TAX them across to
New England.
Last Thursday morning at ST.. Ur-
bans Catholic church at Denhoff Matt
Noonan and Mrs. Erma Mae Jones
We're married in the presence of nu-
Noonan has been a resident of Sher-
idan and Burleigh counties for years,
and the bride is the daughter of Mrs.
make their home, for the present. on
the brides claim south of Denhoff.
The Rev. Mr.. McWilliams, pastor of
the Episcopal church at Glendive,
Mont, spoke the words which Joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss
Inga Ryan and Robert w. Sweetman,
both of, Manning, N. d. The event vas
entirely unsupported and was a happy
surprise to everyone. The couple re-
turned at once to Manning, where they
will reside. The bride is a we'll known
school teacher of this and the oakdale
vicinity, is proficient in her profess
sion, and popular with numerous
Dunn County Abstract Co., and deputy
clerk of court. Everybody knows
Bob" and everybody likes him.
Last "SSh CT ~ AooIhu . SdJHOllC
church in Hope were celebrated the
Schweitzer- Fothergil nuptiaIs. When
Mrs. d. j.. Gumb. who presided at the
organ, commenced the music of the
with their attendants, the sister and
brother of the bride, Miss Annie and
Mr.. Charles SchWeitZer. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Hart.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingvald Olson of Kindred. recently as
sembled at their nome near the river
in COMMUNICATION of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage. The
ladies had prepared a sumptuous re-
past. and Rev. Mr.. johnson, on behalf
of the assemblage, presented the cou~
pie with a substantial purse with
which to purchase a fitting souvenir
Of the occasion.
The beautiful country home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j, Kirkeide, near Churchs
wedding last week. when they gave
their second daughter, Miss Ruhda, In
marriage to Mr.. Gustave Myhre, OF
Leeds. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Marie Kirkeide, and Mr..
Clarence Torgerson acted as best man.
After a short wedding trip they viii
return and make their home on the
Kirkeide farm.
Charles Tattle OF Calvin, and Miss
Susie Bust of Toronto, Canada. were
married at Winnipeg last week, and
are expected to return to this village
soon. Mrs. Tattle is an estimable
young lady and has many friends and
acq~uaintances at Hannah and Calvin.
Mr.. Tattle Is a prosperous young man
of this village. being employed as sec
ond man at the Farmers Elevator Co.
Last Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Davis, northwest of Me-
dina. took place the marriage of Bert
M. Waugh to Miss Grace Mathnsy.
Rev. A. NJ. Wiley of the M. d.. church
tieing the nuptial knot. Both are well
Last week at Nome. occurred the
marriage Of Miss Clara Peterson to
Martin Mjoen. The ceremony. at the
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Both are we'll known here and friends
extended the usual congratulations.
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Compared with the English s~uffragette
Our is a kind of a household pet;
She's as sweet as jam on the pantry
shelf,
She's as mild as a woodland fairy elf.
Let's give her a vote for behaving her
self!
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Last week at Nome. occurred the
marriage of Miss Clara Peterson to
Martin Mjoen. The ceremony at the