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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

ana firing into his throat. the hip
charge tearing his head in hor-
rible' manner.
l.ansford. Oct. l0.--One man was
Killed and another probably fatally
wounded in a holdup here. The
dead man hasn't been identified. but
the other victim is j. N. Karst of
breckenridge. MINI. The hoIduu
occurred in the railroad yards here,
the rohhers escaping. I, is believed
that the dead man was empIoyed al
Maxbass, and parties from that
place are coming here to attemnt n
identify him.
jamestown. Oct. 10 Sheriff Dana
wright has gone to Linneau, Mo-,
[" recover possession of an automo.
bile supposed to belong TO Miss Net.
tie Warren. and stolen from her gar.
age here month ago, and TO take
INTO custody Milton Smith, the al.
lodged thief. Smith is also susuect
ed of having some connection wifi
the robbery Of the KIRK & AlIer
store here the night of the auto
theft. in which about $500 was
stolen.
Grand Forks. Oct. 1O.-Three hun
dred and Twenty-Five days of active
service in the Boer war, a portion
OF that time being spent as persona
messenger for General John French
commander of the present Englist
expeditionary force in France pay,
Corporal John Evans. an employe ot
the Grand Forks Commercial Chm
opportunity to make cIose-ranp,
study of that celebrated soldier
General French is man of indom
nitable will and unusual courage ,
said Evans He is a fighter q,
keen judgment. str4tepist frs,
rank. but, more than ANYTHING 8
man who can get the best out of hi.
army. When not in action, Genera
French gives his men every oppor.
tnnity to conserve their strength
But when in battle he spares neithe,
man nor horse. War is business
with him, and every man must dc
his best. remember once in his
march from Orange river to Bloom.
fontein. while under terrific fire
French went over to an artillery.
man and shouted: Stand IN tr
your gam and fight; if you have 10
be shot, all right. but stand IN and
night :" Corporal Evens possesses
solid bronze medal given him in
recognition of his service with Gen.
eral French.
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Around the State.

Federal detectives and postoffice
inspectors are busy al l.arimore
probing the disappearance Of the
the government mail pouch from
the depot platform Thursday night
Investigations have made i, certain
that the pouch was thrown off Great
Northern train No. / as usual. and
there appears to be no doubt that it
was stolen.
Bismarck, Oct. 10. - North Dako.
Ia will produce 1000, 600 more bush
els of corn this year than shs did IN
1918, If the statistics gathered by
the bureau of crop estimates prove
t. be reliable. In 1919 this state
turned on to the market ~. 500 GOO
bushels Of corn. The bureau est
mates that the F!ickertnil yield will
be IL 800 600 this year. the estimate
being boosted 453, 900 bushels since
Sept. lst
Devils Lake, Nov. 10. MARY Incl.
d. Mckay. the little slx-months' old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. hlpnonse
Mckay, Indians, and granddaughter
of the celebrated Chief Little Fish
of reservation fame. is the red queen
of the Sioux tribe al Ft. Totten. BY
winning tina Iaureis Of the most per.
feet baby in the baby show held in.
cident 10 the agricultural fair, the
distinguished little miss has been
placed in class by herself.
Maxhass, Oct. TO- Melvin Booth
aged 80. shot and killed his father
in.law; probably fatally injured his
wife, and ended his own life. Booth
ia supposed to have been insane, and
the murder and suicide grows out OF
q family quarrel which, had its in.
cep.ion last night The double
tragedy occurred on the Booth
farm six miles northwest Of Max.
bass. Mrs. Booth is in Westhope
hospital, with bullet wound IN iier
wrist, another in her arm and an.
other in her jaw. The fa,her-in.
law was instantly killed by a bulle,
which entered the back Of the neck
The murderer killed himself by
bracin1 the gun hetWepn his legs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

One superintendent of schools.
| Four Justices o. the peace.
Four constables.
One county commissioner OF the hr6t olS'
tr1ct.
One county commissioner OF the second
district.
One county commissioner of the fifth dis
tfict. :
One assessor OF the hrst district.
one assessor OF the second district
One assessor OF the third district.
One assessor of the fourth district.
One assessor OF the fifth district.
The following are the names OF the pre-.
cincts and the polling place IN each. al
which the said election VIII be held: ,,,
Precinct No. J. Rnrr Oak. Township la6
ranges rs and 10. Vote at skinner school
house. Inspector. John Eastwood.
Precinct No. q Denham. Townships ID!
! and 1875, range "a. Vote ut Jones school
house. Inspector. John Baker.
ra p5ssins s and nd Vote =, Lisoss sehoo
house. Inspector. Wesley Baker.
precinct M 4. Ggay.on T1Mnshi Ipon ia
house. InSpector...C. W. Rieglemnn.
Precinct No S n,a To s.ssaI o l
Noe. Inspectors q. Rusby.
Precinct. 80. 4. Braddock. Township lai.
range IS. Vote at BraddDck school hnnse.
Inspector. j. J. Ryan.
Precinct No. Z, Dana. Township I'D, range
-. Vote n Sueltz school house. Inspector.
II. T. Btbeiheimer.
Precinct No. =. Hazeitnn. Township ID.
range 90 Vote ut Hazelton school .b0n>c.
Inspector. II a. Armstrong
PRECINCT MOI Logan. Township ~,
range y. Vote al Highland schooi No. 4
Inspector. George shepard.
Precinct No. 10 Tell, Township laa; rauae
a. Vote ut Tell scnO0l house No =. insptc-
tar, Charles Pearson.
prvcinr, No. II. omio Township .lsa;
ftmnsr Inspector. X. n. Roman.
Precinct No. ls. MeCulley. Township i;s,,
range &C. Vote at Temyik school hnus..
Inspector Wm. Aiccnliey.
prec,n:t No; y. Dskem. Township ia
hnnse Inspector. Joseph B,sch.
Precinct No. II. Exeter. Township i3l:
ranges "a and 20. Vote NJ the resideIcs OF
Sebastian VALID. Inspector, Rochns Iosch.
l.rrcInct No. Is, Hague. Township isa
va,. r u Hague School house.. inspector.
Preciect No 10. Linton. Township lass.
spesas & " H' Z petris. &
Precinct No II. s.rasbnrg Townsi,in ial.
honse. Inspector. l.. Meier;
Precinct No ls. westaeld. Townships lsa
house a No. j. inspector. Fred Gievertnsa.
Precinct No. 10. Union. Tnwnships ~ aud
100. rage "a. Vote ut Union schooibnnsa Ma.
4. Inspector, Hen Bnchler.
Precinct Mo. 10. Emmonsinrg. Township
! 10, ranges 90 and 70. Vote Mt Tuttle seiosil
house. Inspector. John schiangeit.
Pfeflnct Nh. q, Winona- Township lsi,
raDgea 81 and. ~; also sections Vi u In
tDWnship 100, ranges "a and 70. y0tc nj
Hachmeler schoolhonxe No. z. Inspector, w.
e. Carpenter.
I I, .sc,,,,.t No % putn.u, rn,vn.,,tr, m,
ranges rs ana 10. except sections 4 TO re In
each township Vote at Putnam school
house. Inspector, CLIFF Putnam.
Precinct No. %. Glanavon. Township Ra,.
ranges 1s and %. Vote At achnolhouse No. l..
inspector. e. ~. Lung Hers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
From the Record, Oct. IL. 1889:

from atse RECORD, Oct. IL, 1855
in Town and Out
Robert Ycater's terri of school a, EN-
ronsburg closes today
Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Ye.,er are visiting
in Bismarck tor a few days
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Connor made
visi, to the Capital City last week.
Miss Bertha Packer VII teach al
Hampton. this county. siis. Packer is
good teacher.
Born-Ocs. 2I,'. to Mt. and Mrs. vii
liam Graham. boy. Mother and son
are doing nicely
P. A. Peterson bought u yoke OF oxen
from Martin Apper, and John scLaney
bought yoke from ". 5. Caaselrnan,
the other day.
TheIe will be - republicans and !.
democratic senators and ~ republicans
and 3 democratic representatives il.
North Dako'a's first legislature
A big prairie ire oil TOWARD the north
was visible several evenings last week,
and even the most CGreicss, OF our set.
tiers began to dream o! lire guards.
A great deal Of upland hay has been
put up this season There is moEe OF
last seasons grass than OF this il such
hay; but stock seem TO do we'll Oh il.
Jacob Kalberer ST.. and Eirncl
brindle have each purchased d wind
mill. We understand that others vii
be Dough, in the neighboFhood this fall
An effort is being made 10 have The
Winchester mail changed 80 that II vii
leave Hiliiamspurt on Mondays ane
Fridays and leave Winchester on ues
days and Saturdays As the mai
leaves Eureka on Mondays and Fri
days, an arrangement OF this kin,
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Precinct No.a4, Buchanan. Township 1876
range n. Vote ut Buchanan schoolhnuse
Inspector, A. +. Dutton.
Precinct No. a5.1 Kintyre. Township 1856
range "a. Vote at Kintyre schoolhouse No
4. Inspector, M. r. Farrell.
Pracinct No. s6. Danbury. Township 1sa
range 20. Vote at Brock schoolhouse. In
spector. E. o. Beastrom.
Precinct No. g. Elias. Township Iss
range 15 Vote at SELF schoolhouse No. &
INSPECTOR, Jacob Fuhrer.
Precinct No. rs, Wilson. Township 1a4.
ranRe a. Vote at Tell schoolhouse No. 4
Inspector. Anton Gruenfelder.
Precinct No 20, Highland. Township 1874
range 75. Vote at Highland sch oolhou Sc No
4. Inspector. S. 8. Sullivan.
Which election will be opened at eIsh,
o'clock In the morning. and will continue
open until Ave o'clock Of that day.
Dated d Linton. n. D.. this e5til day Of
September. A. d. 1914.
JOHN Il. SNYDER,
County Auditor Of EmmuHs County.
North Dakota
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SCHOOL NOTES
Items Of interest to Parents and
Students ofLinton Public Schools.

Rndie Kicker returned from his
visit.
Look FIR the brownies in Second
Primary.
Martina Hager entered the Pri-
mary grade this week.
Christ .Jan1ula and Edwin Kicker
roentered school this week.
Verdn FoRle was absent from the
fif'b2rade Monday morning.
The ceiling Of the labratory has
been treated to fresh coat of paint
Special course in botany due to an
unexpected test was given Monday
evening.
The children and pupils were vel.
coined Monday by a ateaming warm
school house.
Pupils in the fifth having perfect
spelling lessons for the week are:
Emily Hechtle, Erneatine Irvine,
Helena Keiscn. Violet Fogle. In
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
Notice to Our Customers and
Farmers.

No credit will ne given on Flour,
Feed or Coal after Oct ]. 1914.
All farmers who have wheat to
exchange can exchange it here for
30 pounds of Flour, Z pounds of
bran and pounds of shorts to the
bushel.
If you will figure this ont by your
self you will find that it comes
cheaper to you when you exchange
then when you buy.
FARMERS FRIEND MILLING Co.,
Peter Schmidt, Mgr.
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Hartford Items.

Correspondence Of the Record. Oct r.,
MIR. Clark was at Mr.. Longwell's on
business one day last week.
Mcssrs. Weller. Maushund and fam
lilies were visitors at the home of w. A.
Longwcll's October 9th.
Mr.. Elmer Riggleman. who has been
here during the thrashing season, de.
parted for his home last Friday.
Mr.. Clark. brother of Mrs. Ida Buck,
has rented The Ross farm for 1918. Mr..
Clark came from South Dakota.
Mr.. Ed. Lawler, who has been up
north thrashing. returned to the valley
again. He will be busy thrashing 70,
sometime.
Cecil Green fell from his horse while
after the cattle and trokc his arm ir
two places. He was taken to Linton
and DR. Hogue set the fractured mem
branc
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
To win, one must know. and to
know. take course in the Mankato
Commercial College. Mankato, MINI.
ADV.
Notice of Hearing Petition 70,
License to Sell Real Estate.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County OF Emmons, 81
! In County Court before Hon Charles q.
Carley. Judge, -
In the matter of the estate OF Patrick Moran,
DECEASED.
Mlnifred Moran, Maria O'RciiIy, Thomas
{, Moran. Patrick Moran, Ellen Wallace, Ed
ward Moran, John Moran. Michael Moran,
respondents. 80
Notice OF Hearing Petition for License n
Sell Real Estnte. -
The Stale OF North Dakota 10 the above.
nansd RESPONDENTS aud all persons inter.
csted IN the estate of Patrick Moran, de-
ceased -.
You nre hereby rotiiied TINT Tho netit,on ~
chas Coventry, administrator OF the estate
a" ,i Patrick Moran. late Of the county Of En- s
has been filed in this court tlIrrcin pettIinn.
ing that he be authorized. enpowared md
Greeted 10 sell real estate belonging to.said
oecedents estate. described MS follows tn
wit: southeast quarter OF section ftwentv
( SIX 10 township one hundred thrty. four
norto; range Seventy-siS, ives, of the NTH
principal meridian.
coart on Saturday, the 18th day OF October
e. Z, -; isli, n 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
mat pa Jay IT the court rooms 81 this court, In
.he conrt mouse, In heciiy OF Linton conn.
W OF Emnons and state,of North Dakota. =
And you and each OF you are Sl,erebv c,,ai
unu required then and there 10 bc mud an.
Pear peioFe tniS court and show. cause III any
you bnye. why this petition should ,,,f' IA
granted. s''1 '''e oe
,a, nated the ed day NJ September. "a. D.
BY the Court.
4 shAid CHARLES II. ChRI.EY,
Judge OF the County Cou,t..
HI ana service oftbis citation be
4 weekly newspaper pmLlishrti nj Sntn,,'
Nu 1 pasota, Tor four successive weeks. Il
CHARLES B GALLEY,
Judge.
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SCHOOL NOTES.
Grammar Room.

Katie Weber returned to school after
an absence Of nearly three weeks.
Marjorie Stedman. Ernest Tempcl. Ell
ma lcmpel. Lizzie Becker and Till:e
Graf were absentees for last week.
Those who. were neither absent nor
tardy for the past month are: Reinhold
Schmidt, Eima Tenpel, George Schatz
and Otto Tempel.
Jennie Rudd is visiting relatives in
South Dakota. Too bad. she, not US, is
the loser. Visiting ought not to inter
fcrc with school work,
John Weber entered school on last
Monday morning This increases the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Martin Graf,
decreased
Edward Graf, administrator of the estate OF
Martin Graf. late OF the town of TemyiE. In
the county Of Emmnns and state OF Norti,
persons haying claims against said deceased.
to exhibit them with tAe necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pnbfica-
Iemyik. In said Emmons county. North
Dakota.
Dated Sept. 80. a. u. Igf4.
EDWARD GRAF.
Administrator.
First publication on the 1st day OF Octo-
9ber,sA ID. 1914. oct1-
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Subscribe for the Record.
Notice to Creditors.

In The matter of the estate Of Louisa Cafley,
u.c.asr,i: ,
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
n. a. Armstrong. administrator with will
Annexed OF the estate az l.ouisa farley. la1e
OF tie city OF Dayton. In the county OF aIont-
R',mcry and STAFF. of ohio. deceased. to the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against said deceased: IN exhibit them. with
The necessary vouchers. within fnnr months
after The ir>i notification OF this notice 10
SAID administrator at his Oiiiccin the village
OF haze'toh, In snid kInmnns county. Snrti,
Dakota s
Dn,ed oct.h4,r5. A. y. 1914
"A. ARMSTRONG.
Administrators with VIII Annexed.
First publication on the sti. day nf October.
A. u. l1ii. Ocs-la-22a 20
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
z Jour attention is re-
II spectfully called to
L an important point
not generally known,
that a laxative should have
4 tonic element to success
fully meet CONSTIPATION.

Mr.. John B. Capers. Of Clio Pecan
St. Fort Worth. Texas. had sig
nincant experience in this particular.
He was afflicted with q severe case of
constipation and bowel trouble. He
spent good deal OF money In trying
to find q remedy. To his astonish-
ment Peruna very quickly relieved
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
For State Senator
nn.iiicnl Adyer,lslng.l

n Eh1' :
To the Voters OF the Twenty-Sixth Sena-
torIal District; iiidder and Emmoos:
am :, candidate for the position OF state
senator frnm this district and solicit the
support of til" voters Of the two counties.
Anything hat may he done In my behalf
will lac appreciated. have been Il resident
of Emmuns county since Its organization.
". l.. YEATER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

saits. they were Of no use. Physics of
an kinds and classes were used. but
we hnd to call ON the fountain syringe
for help" Peruna was able to corr
rect this condition completely in Mr..
EaperF care, and there Is every rea-s
son 20 believe that It was the tonic
qualities Of Peruna. added to the lnxn-
tive qualities. that procured this very
desirable result
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
Serial No. ol.eas tsep,. To- Oct. is. Ial4 \,
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the interior,
q. s.I.and Office AT Risin arek, N II

Sept. i. 1914.
NOTICE u hereby given that Karolina Hor.
h NJ. q Linton. Norti, Dakota. who. on Deem
No.0lSsss for the enst half Of sontheast n,,,a
" ~. ol section q Township aanortii i,f anae
II Me sot - ~. =, isI Principal etldIan has
ear Proof, To establish claim Ia tbs INA
44n 1--we deseri,ed, before Charles %. Cariey
55nage and ex 0Hicia Clerk or the stjo,,riv
nay OF October, inta, y 49, s'''s ,'sii
q Claimant names az VI illnesses:
u nrtin Dnclsfcr, ~ Linton ,vn,tb ,,as,.,..
hf AZ kelsct nt Linton, North lJaI
Jyakob nioch. OF Linton North DaIfni.s { - s
4 feter ioruef, OF i.tnto,i North Dnkota,
q. N STEVENS Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

1sRhA Ui "5 Uau
8 y m p I o m s. .
This happened q
number Of years
ego. Since then,
Mr.. Capers states
that he has had
similar attacks Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

Local View Post Cards. Call, OF
sent ns 25c by mail and get set Of
six. ADV.
!. SMITHS PHOTO STUDIO.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15

L. A. Schipfer. M. D.. Diseases Of
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck. N. D.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice * hereby given that on Tuesday.
the ttirdday Of November next. In all of the
yntiii2spteginCtS Iii the county of Enmous.
election will i,e held for congressional,
state. district and county offices:
The compassionate officers are:
One United States senator.
One congressman.
The state officers tire:
0ne Justice Of lie supreme court
One governor.
One iieutenant governor.
but secretary ~ state.
Dac state auditor
0De state treasurer.
une snpern.endcntof public Instruction.
One commissioner OF insurance.
One attorney general
/ Que commissioner Ut acriruiture and labor.
I9ir,'s commissioners of,raiirnads.
Tile district officers are,s
0n,, senator 10 represent the 2Bth Legislative
district ~
Fonr mem,ars NJ The house OF representa-
tiyes In represent the 18th Legislative
district. tS
The cenniy officers are;
One sheriff iss
One auditor. fF
One Treasurer
One ctctk Of the itstrictcourt.
ftac register OF deeds.
One states attorney "a ~
One county Judge.
One surveyor. 55 sS
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Ninety.fiye head of horses to pick
from at Blore's place. Horses right
and prices right. Come and see
them. John H. BIore. Winona. N.
D.-Adv.
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Candidate for Office OF Courty Super
jntendent of Schools of Emm0ns
Co., n. Oak.
troiitical ADVERTISEMENT
I'rcsprctfuily solicit your support AT the
election to he held On Nov. 3, 1914;
LESTER Bicycle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-15
JUDICIAL REFORM DEMANDED

Reform in judicial procedure is demanded by
the Republican territorial platform. -
This ought to call from members of the bench
and bar the usual line of defense, which con-
sists of an attack on the irresponsible critics
Of the greatest judicial system the world has
ever known ETC., etc.
1t is interesting to know that one of the Re
publican leaders most strongly in favor of the
plank-and of judicial reforms himself a
lawyer-former United States District Attor-
neey Robert w. BreckOns. The plank is of his
own creating. -.
Various states are now struggling with this
proposition of judicial reform. For instance,
in Oklahoma the attorney general is candi.
date for governor He proposes that the appel
late courts be required by law to keep the cases
from piling up as they have been doing. He
would render Imperative decision of a ease
by the supreme court not later than six months
after being filed. Cases that the governor, at
torney-general or chairman of the corporation
commission certifies to be important must be
decided within ninety days.
Some such rule as this would speedily bring
the courts to the point where in order to handle
their cases they would have to thrust aside the
immense mass of technicalities, yerbiage, repe-
tition and time-consuming procedure, and COM
pei attorneys to stick closer to the real merits
of the issues @-.
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EDITOR


junction with a fleet. Our navy receives inval-
liable assistance from its submarines, and the
Admiralty has perfected large type of subma-
rne capable of going, on her own power, prac.
ticalIy all over the world
Sir Percy Scott, however, has won the assent
of more than one naval critic They agree in
particular with the following statement:
IF we go to war with country that is with
i'm striking distance of submarines, | am of
opinion that that country will at once lock up
their dreadnoughts in some safe harbOr; we
shall do the same; their aeroplanes and air
ships will fly over our country; they will know
exactly where our ships are, and their sub
marines will come over and destroy anything
and everything that they can get at.
1--WE shall, of course, do the same, but an
island with many harbOrs and much shipping is
at great disadvantage if the enemy has sub.
marines"
Not the least interesting feature of this con
trOversy is the symptom of acute shock dis
played by the staid British press at the brilliant
and daring Sir ,Percy's revolutionary sugges-
tons The London Times and the Manchester
Guardian take it upon themselves to reebuke
Sir Percy for what is termed his "mischievOus
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-15
DANIEL B. KUHNS Is .. !.
WE'D ON BIG ISLAND

When Daniel B. Kuhns, assistant in
the territorial bureau Of entomology
and inspector for the government nur.
sery, quietly left the city to be absent
two weeks on business connected with
that department, his friends were
given no inkling of his intention of
returning last Saturday with a blush
ing bride Mr. Kuhns was married
to Miss Nora Stevens on Sunday, June
%. Judge w. s. Wise of Hilo per-
formed. the ceremony, while the honey.
moon was spent on the island of Ha.
waii. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhns are now at
home to their friends on Matlock ave-
nue.. Mrs. Kuhns has been residing
in this city for about one year, coming
here from Chicago.