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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Miss Laura stacy Is visiting her sister
In Cereaco, Neb.
S. l.. ,Heacpck of Bethany, was calling
on friends this week. ~ y b ~ ~
Lloyd Wright OF Papillion was q Spring.
field visitor last weeks
r. t.. Jarnnan n back from n months
visit 10 Antelope county.
Miss Mabel Brisley left Thursday morn
ing for Chicago and Peoria for a visit.
Mrs. Peter Chapman. jr.. and children
departed for their home in Colorado.
Miss Frances Heney r. In Emerson
visiting her sister. Mrs John Morgan,
District Superintendent Brown held
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church Thursday evening"
Mias Pearly Kelley arrived from Chi
oaso last Tuesday aud Is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. l., A. Bates.
MIS-. u. NJ Heaoock left for Los An.
geles Monday. She will go to Salem, Mo.
first 10 visit her brother I. l.. Freeman.
Claude Martin left this week for the
Pacific. coast to look up a location. His
father-ln-l0w. Mr. Kelley went with him
George Boob sucoumbed TO tuberculosis
In Colorado Springs last Friday. Inter
nent Was made Monday in the Spring
field cemetery.
George Bates and daughter. Dorothy,
returned Thursday from an extended trip
IN the eaHt, Including Niagara Falls, New
Jersey and Washington.
Mail Carrier l.. M. Ball was seriously
hurt Monday when his team ran away
and threw him out in the street He Is
improving and will soon be around.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
WAR CLOUDS STOP TRIP
TO EUROPE FOR 0MAHAN

A pleasure trip TO the old country, long
looked forward TO and just arranged. has
been spoiled for Adolph Hamann OF 1915
South Eleventh street by the European
war scare
he HAD completed his plans to sau next
week and had bought his passage from
walter Hanson, steamship agent at the
Rock Island ticket office. But when the
war cloud doomed black and Germany.
his fatherland, seemed liable to be drawn
into the impending struggle no decided
not 10 go abroad and secured the refund
OF his passage money.
'T am full-fledged c:.:Een of the
United States" Mr.. Hamann explained
after serving my time in the German
army / came to America. and got my
second papers in California, but have
since lost them. ! am afraid that IL l
returned TO Germany now they might
draft me for military duty on my failure
to prove my American citizenship. So 1
Euess the only thing for me 20 do is to
stay on this side the water, as I'm loyal
to Uncle sam and do not care to fight
for Germany"
See real estate columns for bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Manley Declares
General European
War Not Lasting

"a general war OF European powers
can't last long. on account Of the enor-
nous cost" This statement comes from
Robert II. Manley, commissioner of tho
Omaha Commercial club. He admits that
he has never managed enough world wars
TO be really looked upon as an authority
on the financing OF world struggles stu
he says this is a point anyone can ses if
they will look In the right direction.
He points out that when most Of the
great powers are engaged. since they
cannot borrow from one another. they
win have difficulty in borrowing at ALL
At the Same time anyone knows that 90
prosecute a general war II will cost many
millions daily and therefore cannot long
endure.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Creighton Summer
School Is Closed

The second annual session OF the
Creighton university summer school has
closed. The last lectures were given on
Wednesday and examinations have been
held, The pupils will leave for their
hores or for short vacations before the
regular fall sessions open, while the in
struetors will scatter 10 various parts OF
the country for recreation.
This years session has been highly sat-
isfactory to the authorities at Creighton,
both Ia point OF attendance and the rank
Of study maintained. The enrolment has
reached q total Of lel, more than 50 per
cent Increase over that year age, There
we're is4 nuns IN attendance this year.
The faculty was composed Of two women.
four Iaymeu and eight Jesuits. A large
NUMBER of courses was Offered, and next
year the number will be augumented q
care Tor a probable attendance OF 2z5. &C.
pordiuE to present indications
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
The pnIIbearers.


Among the outside telegraph and rail-
road officials and other friends from out
side the city present al the funeral were
w. J. Lloyd, general manager Western
Union. Denver; c. l.. Cheney, superin-
tendent OF telegraph for the Missouri Pa
cific. ST. Louis; V. T. iclssfhger. superln-
tendcnt. and G. A. Worst assistant super
intendent for the Burlington, Chicago; y.
Is. Mccllntook. district commercial super
tendcnt. western Union, penver Mp.
Keef and q. liz Wood. Cheyenne. ID.
eastman and Il. ESStump, Denver. .
During the morning more than 200 tel-
agrams Of sympathy and cQndolence were
received by Mrs, Sheldon. coming from
all over The United states and Canada.
Flowers. TOO, came from nearly every
where. There were scores Of beautiful
pieces sent IN by Omaha friends;N a
beautiful floral piece from the superin-
tendents OF the Union Pacific; one from
each division OF the Western Union and,
one from the superintendent OF the Bos-
ton office. te
"A q mark OF respect to the memory OF
the dead superintendent, for five minutes
following 9.sD O'Clock this afternoon. every
telegraph instrument Ia Union Pacific
headquarters was still, the telegraph
business being suspended during that
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Locust Blossom
Perfume. o.. 2tc.
Pebeco T o I h
Paste. soc size 2Sc
Theatrical Cold
Cream. / pound
can, 4Sc.
25e Savoy Toilet
Cold Cream, l2c.
Pure a 5 IL Q
Soap. / pouhc
bar, 12c.
Peroxide S k ! n
Soap. 1Oe cake, &c.
Mistletoe Cream.
25c size, i2e.
Peroxide. Pound
bottle, 0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
From Our Near Neighbors

Wicklund was elected instructor Of this
department and the sciences.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. Tuna
a. the Methodist Episcopal hospital IN
Omaha Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Drugs and Toilet Goods at Very L

Stillman's Free
kle Cream. soc
size, noe.
La Floris Free
kle Cream, 5Uc
size. zoe.
Reck S e c k e RS
Cold Cream. soc
size, 30c.
Melorose Beauty
Cream. soc size,
see.
4711 V e & e tai
Lilac. 75c size bot
tie, 49c.
Graves 7 o OF b
Powder. in glass
bottle, &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Clan 0ordon No. 2 win hold It's an
Aval picnic Al Krug park August l.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Got anything you'd like &c swap: Use
shs ''swssPsrs Column"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
JOHN B. SHELDON IS BURIED
Superintendent of Telegraph Of the
Union Pacific Laid to Rest.
MANY FINE FLORAL TRIBUTES
DR.. Marshall of the Omaha TheO-
logical Seminary breaches SER
aon-Many Out-Of-TSwn
Friends NJ Funeral

The funeral Of the late John y. sheldon,
superintendent Of telegraph for the Union
Pacific. was held yesterday from the
family residence. 2522 Cass street. and
was largely attended by friends and teie-
graph and railrond officials, many COM
ing from outside OF Omaha.
Tho casket containing the body OF the
dead telegraph official occupied posi-
tlon in the front room OF tho home and
was banked about by flowers. They
were numerous and were worked into
vreaths. pillows and other set pieces Of
many kinds. In addition, there were a
large number OF huge bouquets. One OF
the most beautiful pieces was a large
pillow from the railroad telepraphers OF
the city. on II the figures go" the finish
symbol OF operators ell over the country.
The sermon was by DR.. A. Il. Marshall.
president OF the Omaha Theological
seminary, Mrs II. @. Hoerner singing a
solo, Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere"
Burial was in the family lot in Forest
Lawn cemetery.
The PalIbcRrers.
The palIbchrers. nearly all Of whom
we're telegraph or railroad men and
who were ali personal friends OF Mr..
sheldon for many years during his hfe-
tifna Vrere
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

see real estate columns Cor bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01
Sale Of Silk Waists Worth to 81 at ST

AS the result of a recent transaction in New York
whereby secured thousand waists at big reduction
in price, able to offer this extraordinary sale
Saturday
delightfully."- silk much in
white
plain
regularly
ON sale 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

Women's silk finished mercer
ized Isle stockings, with double
soles, high-spliced heels and
double garter tops. 104n
Regular 25c values. pair, AS = -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-01

In this lot will be found mems
and pumps from our regular lines
mer styles. all feathers and sizes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

New York City,
Jan. II. Pastor
Russell preached
twice here today
in the handsome
Auditorium Of the
new City Temple
to a highly appre-
ciative audience
from the follow
ing text: III any
man defle the
t g m pie Of God,
him shall God de-
for the tenn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12
OUR BODIES ARE
GODS TEMPLES
Only tho RegonardtGd Are the
Sons of God.
FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT

The Unregensrate-Their Privileges.
"If tho Spirit of God Dwell In You."
Greater PriViIeges--Greater Respon-
sibiIities-Greater Honors and GIories.
Saved to Human PerfeotIon-Saved
to Spirit Perfeetion-EarthIy Glory.
Heavenly Glory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

Do you begin to cough at night.
just when you hope TO sleep? DO !
you have a tickling throat that keeps
you awake? Just take F'oieyss Honey
and Tar Compound. Tt will check th9
at once. Does not upset the stornaehss
is best for children and grown pege
sons. All Druggists,-Advt.
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WANTED-Man for vice president Of a
company, making farm loans. Must
invest $500 and be 30 years old or over.
Address Farm Loans, box 1, Bowman,
N. D. (bI)
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80 DAILY AVERAGE, selling advances

30 DAILY AVERAGED selling adVancs
pump governors, They make the
hardest Working pump, work easy
windmills turn in slightest winds,
pumping engines work with less thaI
one-half the gas or steam; NJ All
pumps; NARRATED FIVE years; exclusive
territory; price $500 each. Honorable
men wanted to sell them everywhere.
International Foundry Co. 359 Mime"
sofa St., st. Paul, Mimi. IL too)
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PRINTER EDITOR - Wanted at once.
One who is capable of taking entire
management. Good wages and a fine
opportunity to the right man. Address
ais Forum. (5Sl
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PERCHERON stallion Burton (6562S)
(27328l former champion of France.
Dam Louelle (2l861). Also French
draft stallion. pure bred and registered.
Prindle Bros. Georgetown. Mimi. (54)
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WANTED-Men prepare as iremens
brakemen, electric motormen. colorsd
train porters; hundreds put 70 WORK;
essary: 800 wanted; standard North
Dakota roads. Write Inter Railway,
Dent. ESQ, indianapolis. Ind,
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WE NEED good lumber yard managers.
Prefer S~candinavian's or Germans.
Send past record. Abel Co. 1905
Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Mimi,
(49)
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HOSPITAL.
SPECIAL SALE OF CHICKENS.

SPECIAL SALE-Ilght Brahmas, Black
L%aagshans, Columbian. Wyandottes.
horns; these birds must move at ones;
IL interested write quick and get irst
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
N. ID. .... .. (tf)
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MARRIED MAN wants position as
foreman, manager on farm or ,oper-
ate a small farm with things Furnish
ed, Understand care Of stock, machin-
cry ana steam engines, Furnish refer
ences, Address box las. Powers Lake,
II. d. (49)
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ASlSCELLAREO
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK.

HAVE THREE registered stations,
five years old. VIII trade for 1850 or
$40 acres of good Red river valley land.
Must be priced right. A. G. Smith,
Moorhead, Mimi. (49)
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HELP wAETED~-MALE OR FEMALH.

inner jobs. $65 to $3.50 month. va
cations. Steady work. Parcel post and
income tax men vacancies. Common
education sufficient pull" unnecess-
airy, Write Immediately for free list OF
positions now available. franklin In
%stitute. Dept. 294 j.. Rochester, N. Y,
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LAND FOR SALE.

III YOU WANT to sell your farm quick.
write Bismarck Exchange, Bismarck,
N. D. ... -.... (T0l
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LOCOMOTIVE fireman, brakeman,
wages 800; experience unnecessary.
Send age, postage. Railway, 62z For
. g.. 500
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED County and state
agents to sell the Fargo Adjustable
Door Closer. Closes any free acting
hinged door. Retails at $500. Liberal
commission; SIS 1st Ave. No. (51)
AGENTS WANTED-1n every town and
city to sell high grade household
speciality. Greatest agents article ever
found, Great proposition. Particulars
free, Dept. J. Western Speciality Co.,
Bismarck, N. D. ! >.E
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FARM LANDS.

zA1ass~aHA@D~~~a~-S- s~~~~s-
THE FOLLOWING FARM LANDS must
be sold this fall; they are located in
Mile Laos county, near Milaca, the
dairy center of the greatest dairy state
In the union; they are exceptional bar.
gains:
T2O-Are Ba RIM, seven miles from Milaca.
on the main lake road; one-quarter.
mile from good school; good set farm
90 acres meadow, 70 acres pasture.
Price $55 per acre for the next thirty
days.
IG0-Acre Farm. four miles from town;
house 20x24, barn 39x40; so acres in
field and meadow. balance in nastlra:
can be rnas trta Q 500 an acre farm.
Price s45 an acre il sold soon.
12O-Acre well improved farm, Q 1-2
railes from Milaea, with d fine brook
through pasture and meadow; the only
well located farm near Milaca for saIs
at a reasonable price. Price s55 an
acre. s
We also OFFER tracts of wild and
from 40 acres and up at prices. from
SIS to S25 per acre on easy terms.
Write for particulars, Allen Ri Eek
stroln. Milaca, Mlnn,
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WANTED-By father and three sons
to take charge of large stocked farm
on shares, buying equipments or crop
navrnent nlan. No. money to invest first
wear, Experience to South Dakota and
Minnesota. Good references, Address,
box TIA, Poeatello, Idaho, (4s)
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newspaper in county seat, power
plant, good equipment. Best opportun-
ity. Must dispose of responsibility on
account of Illness. Address 319 care
Forum. (53)
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WANTED-Two neat appearing mem
must be of age and willing to work;
right parties can make good money;
call at once. The Hennepin Photo Nov
city Co., 400 N. F. ave. It. 10
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BARRIER WANTED-RudoIph barber
shop, Valley City, N. D. l54l
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COLLECTIONS.


COLLECTIONS guaranteed, Judgments
obtained, wages garnisheed through
Everything confi6nntia].' References:
any business house, in New Rockford.
Midway City Collection agency. Phoris
241, p. Q. box AS. New Rockford, NJ.
Oak. (6al
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WILL SELL for cash my entire stock
of shoes. Write at once to A. ]. Lear.
Fargo. (72)
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FOR SALE-Livery and feed stable,
nearly new. 5Sx96; with room for for
ty teams. Now doing gooo business in
of the best towns in western North
Dakota. Will sell or trade for good
Fargo residence. Write O. T. Crit
hths, Glendive, Mont. (64)
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FOR

TIRE BARGAlNs-We have in stock
several sizes and makes of tires and
tubes thai must be sold; we are offer
ing them at a big discount and can
ave you money; these goods are strict
ly fresh stock; get our prices. Vince
lock Auto CO., SOP and 504 N. F. Ave,
Fargo. \. y. {tf1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

GO TO JOIHNsON's barber shop, 5o2
Front street.; hair cut Csc, shave LOG,
bath 15c, OF Saturday Csc; first class
work guaranteed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

DRUGGIST - Registered, desires per
manent advancement position, ex-
perieneed, age 80. married. references,
management or road work preferred.
Give full particulars in first letter for
Immediate answer, address $40 Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engi-
neering school will give you practical
instructions; write for information.
1925 Front st.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

FOR SALE-Two chair barber shop:
only shop in town of 500. Address
296 Forum. (66)
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WANTMD-nAnins TO BoAItD.
BUSINESS

FURNISHED rooms, all modern house,
Tor light housekeeping. 4O3 7th Ave.
north. (tf)
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SHAVE 1Oc; HAIRCUT use, Golden
West barber shop, 200 Front st.
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/ HAVE HERE a tract of land which
is ideal for a ranch, Plenty fresh
water n hay: Can be bought at right
Albert Peterson, Stanley, N. D. (63)
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FOR SALE-krurnIture OF SIS room no.
tel. ELECTRIC lighted and heated. Ad-
dress box 546 Mandan, N. D. (50)
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WANTED-Position by young printer,
with six years experience on n
weekiies in state, Some experience on
nm (50)
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HELP wANTRn--REALR.

HAVE Knight Printing Co. engraye u
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SHARES OR STOCK-300 shares or
any part of Guyana Duluth iron stock
at $1.25 per share. Address W. II.
D. 500
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FOR SALE OR IRADE-Minneapoiis
Millinery Co.. guaranteed stock face
value $4,000 will take late model ave
passenger automobile or sell ait a dis.
count for cash asa care Forum,
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WILL TAKE active part in legitimate
business; have money and best of re-
~ferences. Address box 3S2, Fargo. (tf)
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feed stable. Good stock and equip
ment. Two autos. Good business in
town of 1900. Selling reason, poor
health, Address box 461, Mayville, n.
D. (43)
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Laundry in
live N. D. town. No competition.
Land preferred. Address 3O6 care
Forum. (59)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-12

FOR SALE-Best paying drugstore for
sale in N. D. town of 1900 inhabitants.
Only store in town: If interested In a
drug store that will pay for itself in a
short time, write 316 care Forum. (52)
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HELP WANTED-FEMALR.

acknowledgement girl for general
homework; 100 Sth st. No. (tf)
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FOR SALE-The only pool hall in a
N. D. county seat town of 1000 inhabi-
tants; four tables doing from $500 TO
81, 200 per month. Address 314 Forum.
(53)
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U OH TRADE.

WILL BUE OR TRADE foc your Sec
ondhand harness. w. II. Stewart
harness shop, Fargo
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALE.

wanted by all arount
butcher. Address 256, care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Silver dollar bar, Bench
land, Mont. Best part of Judith bas.
in. Buildings, lot stock and license;
$4,000 will handle. (52)
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$40 DOWN, $5 MONTHLY buys farms
acre. Some timber; some open; CO. 900
acre selection. Free maps. /. Z. FEEL
land, Palace BLDG Minneapolis. MINI.
HG# >@ (56l
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FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY modern. well fur
nished room, hot water heat 1910
9Th ave. S. Phone 2759. (70)
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IN ANSWERING Mi1 want ads. giving
q certain number care or The Forum
Pc sure to address Your answer to
insure prompt attention.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-06-19

Illinois. Miss Case will visit severa
points of interest in the east and Mrs
Case will, after visiting St. Louis
Chicago, and other points, visit fol
some time with her parents at Iowa
Falls, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Grimes of thi.
city were made happy over the ar.
rival of son, born June IL
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Cornish are
visiting in the city, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Mcconnell. They
are here taking out final citizenship
papers, being natives OF the Isle oil
Man.
Drs. Miller and Cole performed two
serious operations for appedicitis al
the hospital, removing the appendix
of Mrs, c. E. Witte of Notus and c.
J. Shaffer Both operations were en-
tirely successful
At the regular meeting of Caldwell
Lodge No. 10, l.. o. o. F., S. Ben
Dunlap was elected noble grand; T.
S. Jackson, vice grand, and S. G.
Smith recording secretary, to fill out
the balance of the year.
At regular meeting of Temple
Encampment No. 3, /. o. o. F., ]. E.
Riddle was elected chief patriarch,
George Oylear of Middleton, high
priest; S. Ben Dunlap, seior warden
w. R. Cupp, junior warden; E. A.
Wheeler, treasurer, and F. f. Phillips
as scribe.
E. H. Crank, rancher near Letha.
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Car
michael last week, and arranged in
probate court on charge of perjury.
His preliminary examination has been
set for June 10, and he was released
under bail. The charge is based on
alleged false testimony given by
Crank when a witness in the district
court about a year ago. The COM
plainant is o. R. Wilton, neighbot
of Crank
Rev. G. L. Powell, former pastor
Of the Methodist church of this place,
and Clarence Freeman arrived in this
city Thursday morning from Fairbury
Illinois, on short business trip.
Arnold Breshears, of the Tribune
Office, met with slight accident yes
terday, losing the nail fone of his
fingers in the big press.
Catholic services will be held next
Sunday. Mass at 900 o'clock. Sun
day school at BIS. L. Marx S. NJ.
Just received car Of good quality
oats. Special prices in ton lots. H.
D. Hanna & Co.