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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-13
Congressman Hefin
Was Here Last Night.

Congressman Hefln
Was Here Last Night.
Congressman J. Thomas HeHin of
Alabama, who IS masking speaking
tour of South Carolina, spent last
night in Anderson, the guest of Rev.
DR.. w. H. Frazer. Mr.. Hefiin spoke
to a large audience in Anderson Mon
day night and delighted the crowd.
The congressman expresses 1t as his
opinion that the war In the foreign
countries will hardly continue for
more than another six months and
expects 1t to be over with by next
Spring. DIR. Frazer and Mr. Hefiin
are meeting with success in their
tour Of the State and are delighting
the audiences. wherever they go.
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WANTS

WAl ID Bright, energetic boy for
1itSS3er. Good salary and commits
$in1. Apply to The Intelligencer Of
ms, tt
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Miss Cam TO Wed.

s MIR. and Mrs. N. w. Cam announch
the engagepient OF their daughter.
Una, to Mr.. Merrell C. Lowe. The
wedding will take place at the home
Of the bride, Thursday, December 3rd,
1914. si.;l.a .gSr1,5. ~
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Willialp II. SnlitIl
Died In Inainne.

Friends and relatives Of Dr. VIII
liam H. Smith will be grfeved to
learn OF hfs death which occurred In
his home In Bushsilie. Indiana, on
Tuesday OF this week. DR.. Smith
was IN his s5th ysar aud It is suppos4
ed that dis death was due &c serlpli-
cations. DR. Smith was q son of the
late Moses Smith who lived near
ponalds until their remofal 10 IN
diana whare they have resided Eer
more than tI,res-qiiarters of q century.
Mr.. Smith. In compaay with his broth
ier. Gid hiB friends and relatiysn iii
ISoat.l SCaroiina q visit three years aso
and several Will remember The fall
ne sustained while az Tie home of
MI q. n Brown OF tfsa city, esoin
whish no never fully recovered.
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Mrs, d. a. ,Geer. Mrs. H. IN. Geer,
and MRS. w M. Mitchell OF Bolton
spent yesterday with friends here.
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Onion sets. Prepare
n6E. for sowing English Peas and
plsntspg Irish Potatoes in lots,
N0Yensser or early December.
FnrmRn Smith, Seedsman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-13

Misses Marie Elms and Sara Babl
spent the weekend with friends II
Anderson. Easley Progress.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-13

WE lfhFR q limited number OF Coles
& RqiAnt Hot Blast Heaters for hard
canl thai we will close out at cost.
Aiho > number OF Coles Hot Blast
Heaters ~ greatly reduced prices.
EirHE come, first served. Tate
Hardware Co.-411-8-6t.
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AEtii aren VIII -
Hsve RAlidnes Fonfg7a

EommeaciDz II, s osciock soni2ht.
tho friends or eve sec5nd hands niisii
section mon "a the Ataersbn raiiis
will % tSAsiered . feast TJ:1fS6 is an
anhaai event With the men sc =tne
mill ThE yahr.s feast wssI suftass.l
any asfait syet given by the e6stion1
have. been Sasfted to atssnd tIae sub
p&F: Aieasrs b. Z. Aiken, ". q hssa<
tin O. A. Mattison, n, 81 G&Is9 5s III
and ". P swrishlt OF the And efaoii
cotton mills They ha~s also invited
Rsst yaa. ID. Hen1nfet TT pfss sssaent q xSsk,
mills; mr. =. NJ Cashcafs, saof9taSt
ef the mills .TAseBer aFscS ana
or. N. n. Orr fof tha Gsisce, the Fla
8. W. HanEeF. i Gen. III. IL HEfhass.,
Secretary r. M. Burnett. aGAyef a9a-
frsy and others, to attend the annual
feast.
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s 4 It IL esfbe rsssotst stbfIity of ilte lale
10 pfeyide the eouas Opportunity 3of
lsTsry man to oEa Basf
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{ Miss Ny Wiggington of Piedmont
and Miss jamie Darlington of Lanrens
are spending the week end-With Mrs.
II. IA. Wiggington. Miss Darlington is
the Canning denongtrator for Lau-
rens county.
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FOUND

30 4 IAr-0ne thousand bushels OF
e1tk bottom sand corn, Write to
Brner. Richland, 8. @.
-st.
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You car set the ne@s while iss new
In The Morning Daily Inteliigenear.
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y. 4; 4: = y s ~ . - = * ** :. xx* y !. y
ELECTRIC CITY SPARESL LETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
= = y y 4 :. y f = *x !. x - x * y * * s. s. s.
Beware Today;
UnIucky Date,

Beware Today;
UnIucky Date.
Anderson people will do we'll to-
day &c beware of impending dangers
and to take every precaution in any
thing involving considerable sum
Of money, future happiness, health or
love affairs. For why this great Wig
lance? Today is Friday. the 18th,
and therefore day on which ill-for-
tune may strike any and old alike.
Should a citizen be so unfortunate
as to let black cat run across his
path today and accept q two-dollar
bill his fate will be sealed.
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WANTED Small modern apartment
or small house, close In by Dec.
lit. Address p. o. Boz 80, Anderson.
81 Q.
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N0E1CE-we are now prepared to do
$htlr grinding os ail kinds of feed
AfhfI cotton sticks, corn stalks,
bhurka. straw. grain, etc. Price zoe
Nhf cwt. Strictly cash. Anderson
Mettress and Spring Bed Co.
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Little Cotton
Sold YESTERDAY.

Adttk9 SG0tt11 ls - ~
Sold Yesterday. S
sIcca. cotton buyers were oi1erina
cniy 2 S-s cents on slie local inarlrcs
yesterday and but faw bales or cot
ION wore marketed. 5t II Understood
that the Anderson market eotnpafts
very fayarably with The cshsr snwnsi
asi6 cities IN shia inlnadiata section
and that Anderson buyers are doing
the best they can. - s4
3 Il, ls--,-4- -e9---s44
Bfsaesst Corn !,
s In For Display. sss5 - Z, S
L. g, Palmer sf tle fsancerl sees.
tiCn bsouslA soma aplgndid ears cnf
c1fu ~ AnderscSf yesterday ana plac-
ed them on exhibition 81 tie fooEzs o.
tho AndeEson eharabes 1f eoulaeSees
Asr RaiMef eaEs That slsja corn wks
plented en- june rs. re talieFua that
bis entire corn crop. enieea en- uprl
land. win yield eti least 90 bushels
per aege,
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'FOlEs>:s if Mutt told JEFF we were
aerss.lg Oysters, atewed or fried:
Whole 25c, Half 15c.--Midway Cafe.
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The panic Is over and Jake Thomas
end @. Thomas are In the Cleaning.
PfeAeing and Dying and Repairing
bNhiness, Prices cheap. Give us a
tsiAis We are &C the Columbia Tall
ofine Co., 122 West Whitner Street.
sSssssss..sas s=.s..:sssa S Ss- and 5a:.ss-sas
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SEE w. AssTodd, the Monument Man,
II xlr anything in the monumental
ltna. Torabstones OF all kinds. w.
81 Todd, 1909 South Main street,
Anslerson, 3. C.--11-6-1mo.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
pursuant to above recess. There were

pursuant to above recess. There were
presents, 81 =
Herman stenseth, c1erk&sof the dis.
trict cbuttyl Ssil,,.s ~ fja'' ''''i: i3'p
Y D:1aD !. McNauglhlttb''1ni; Chairman Of
the board of county commissioners.
NJ. NJ. vanOsdel. chairman of the
Republican County Central committee.
j. A. Kramer, County Auditor.
:. The board continued with the can
vassing of the election returns and
found the result to be as1follows.
The Republican returns show
For United States Senator:
AISLE j.. dronna .........I....... 988
Andrew j.. Miller .............. 466
John II. Worst ................ 33S
Herman N. Midtbo; received -. IS
For Representative in Congress:
h. T. Helges6n, received .... 1853
For Governor:
Usher L. Burdick received Job
L. B. Hanna received ........ 7l3
j. d. Wishek received 10000. 1877
For Lieutenant Governors:
John H. Fraint received ...... 577
A. T. Kraabel received ........ 549
Henry J. Bessesen received .... 245
A. W. Masters received ....... l67
Henry Sagehorn received ....... l66
For Secretary Of State:
Thos. Hall received .1644
For State Auditor:
Carl O.. Jorgenson, received ...1572
For State Treasurer.
John Steen received ........... 662
Thos. H. Tharalson received ... 4s6
S. N. Putnam received ....... 379
RoNer Berg received ............ 1s5
For Attorney General:
Henry j. Linde received ........ s72
Alfred Zuger received .......... 5O7
F. G. Heffron received ........ 299
For Commissioner Of Insurance:
Walter G. Taylor received ......l557
Eor Commissioner Of Agriculture:
A. E. Hutchinson received .... s5s
Robert h. Flint received 5000. 1862
Will E. Holbein received ....... 234
j. T. Hoge received ............ 22l
For Commissioner of Railroads 80. =.
o. P. N. Anderson, received ...ll35
W. H. Mann received .......... .1ooe
W. T. stutsman received ...... 71s
James Collins received .:,......... 6s:
James Duncan received ........ 47s
Jacob Rieder, received ......... 3l4
H. A.. Barwind received ...... zoe
For Member of House Of Representa-
tives 21st District:
Martin A. Hoghaug received ...119t
Norman Morrison received .... .1157
P. H. Kelly received ......... I'LL
Bernt Anderson received ....,. loOs
For Sheriff:
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

vincient Fenelon who is holding
a position with interstate commerce
commission came home to spend the
fourth. He was accompanied by Mr..
Robinson who is working on the same
crew and is this spring graduate Of
the N. D.. University.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Miss Marie Glerum left Mnday of
this week for Fargo where she goes to
meet her sister Mrs. Starr Of Tower
City, and will accompany her to her
home. Later Miss Glerum will visit in
Valley City and Lisbon and expects
TO be absent about month.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Martin Olson received .......... 1928
NJ. Noonan received !. s1l
a. Rutten received -. ....... 1926
'1For County Auditor: '''s-'' !" ,s''s.' -
~ A. 4Kramnssr Received .,..a -. 1888
~. NJ. Morgan received ........ 625
Fro County Treasurer: :.
|, E. l.. Duell received :. ..... 1904
For Clerk of District Court: -"
Herman Stenseth redieved. !. 1873
For Register of Deeds:
Oscar F. Anderson received. ;. 1904
Charles Henley received ....... $40
For States Attorney:
Fredric T. Cuthbert received. ;. 1905
For County Judge:
e. H. Griffin received. .l64l
For County Surveyor:
H. M. Creel received =. .....:.. :
O.. A. Dodge reGeved. ........ 4
W. u. Goozee received. .........
John Shand received. ... 80. !
H. s. Thoe received. ........... ]
Alois Walter received =. =. 800. ]
E. G. Day received. ]
Alex Anderson received ......... ]
For Coroner:
E. W. Glbertson received. 1860
For Count Commissioner Second Dis
trict:
W Wright received. 80. '2ss
For County Commissioners Third Dis
rrict:
John R. Foster reciesad ........ il:
j. Ed. Baker recis svel. ........... 81
For Commissioner Third District:
Ole j. Hoystad received ....... l6s
Geo. W. Kline received ........ III
Constables:
P. G.. Timboe received ........ 1895
Chas. Oakley received ......... 2!
Tom Young received ............
j. W. Wheeler received 5000.
Frank Cole received ........... (;
H. Hellekson received .........
B. G.. johnson received ........
A. H. Noltimier received .......
NJ. o. Eidsness received ......
G.. Sanbakken received ........
Ed JohnsoA received ..........
G. H. Doyon received .........
Fred Hall received .............
G. .Gjesdal received ............
] For Justices of the Peace
| G. A. Conant received ......... "a
| M. Branchflower received ...... 81
Al Heddon received ........... SO
Geo. Juergens received .........
j. W. Kelly received ..........
H. Resler received .............
G. A. Logan received .........
A. E. Toomey received .......
John Ingwaldson received ......
William Homme received .......
A. L. Berness received ........
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Miss Lillian Gagnouw, stenograph-
eF- for the Jaw firm Of Cowan and
Adamson left the latter part Of last
week for Minneapolis where she will
spend her summer vacation.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

William Kennedy received $3.50. $50
For County Surveyor:
g. A. Dodge received .....:...s. l
W. E.. Goozee received ......... j
F. R. Irons received ,........ !
For Coroner
L. H. Mundt received ......... :
liver Rustom received .......... !
William Jor1SJ received ....... !
G.. I. McCahern received ....... l
For County Commissioner End District
John E. Thelin received ........ 43
For County Commissioner 3rd District
I. H. Maloney received ...... 80
For County Commissioner 5th DistriH
Frank Gessner received ........ .
Harry Gessner received -....... l
G.. W. Kline received 100000. /
For Constables:
Erick Narveson received ........ /
Charles Hursley received ....... 1
Richard Goodman received ...... I
Dad Reid received ............. I
Hor Justices of the Peace:
NJ. j. Cowley received ......... 9
j. H. Maxson received ........ 1
W. Kelly received ...... 80. IL
l.. D. Stevens received ......... 1
Boyd Freeborn received 100000. I
George Bedell received ......... l
For Assessor End District:
T. w. O'Brien received ....... l
For Assessor 5th District
A. II. Jaster received .......... l
Moved and carried to adjourn until
Friday July 8, 1914 at 9 o CLOCK %. m.
Friday, July 3, 1914
Adjourned meeting of the board Of
Canvassers of Ramsey county, North
Dakota.
The board met at 9 O'Clock a. m.
pursuant to adjournment.
There were present:
Herman Stenseth, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
D. D. McNaughton, Chairman Of
the Board of County Commissioners.
NJ. NJ, VanOsdel, Chairman Repub-
lican County Central Committee.
j. A. Kramer, County Auditor.
The Board continued with the can
vassing of the election returns and
found the result to be as follows:
The Progressive returns show:
For United States Senator:
Silver Serumgard received ...... 16
A. j. Gronna received ......... 3
For Representative in Congress-:
H. T. Helgeson received ....... ,
For Governor: .,..
II. n. Aaker received ......... 16
U. l.. Burdick received ......... !
For Lieutenant Governor: r,
B. L. Campbell received 5000. Is
[Couti1 Il on page eight.)
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Mr.. Clarence Huffer otIawton
and Miss Ida M. Halden Of Edmore
were married here last Thursday be.
fore Judge Griffin, at the Office Of the
county Judge.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
For Assessor 2nd District:
Carl Aaberp received :.

For Assessor End District:
Carl Aaberg received .......... Z
G. Hermanson received .....,..,. 4
u. ". Wright, received, ..a.:.:.. !, 9
FOR Assessor 9Th District 49,. Is
A. H. Jaster received ........ IS
The Democratic returns show
ror United States Senator:
W. E. Purcell received ........ 1856
Geo. P. Jones received -. -. ~
For Representative in Congress:
Fred Bartholomew received 49,. l45
John s. Gogin received ........ So
For Governor:
Frank Oscar Hellstrom received 169
Oliver Knudson received ........ 38
For Lieutenant Governor:
James E. Hall received ........ 1874
For Secretary of State:
W. E. Byerly rtceived ......... 1913
For State Auditor:
Frank Stanley received ........ 1917
For State Treasurer:
Martinus F. Hegge received .... 100
For Attorney General:
Scott Cameron received ......... 1877
Geirge H. Moellering received. 6s
For Commissioner of Insurance:
ChaFles S. Whittlesey received =. 1877
Commissioner Of Agriculture and La
Dor:
E. N. Lillibridge received ...... 1873
For Commissioner Of Railroads:
Sam A. Hall received ........... 1853
B. F. Brockhoff received 5000. 100
William Loughland received ..... 155
For Member of House of Representa-
tives 2lst District:
W. W. Flynn received ......... 1853
H. P. Minnette received ....... 1853
! P. 6. Durbin received ......... !
| H. Wobbe received ............ !
Hellek Helleckson received ..... /
james Dean received ........... l
j. S. Kirk received ....:...... l
j. T. Alderman received ...... ]
T. j. Dougherty received ......
For Sheriff:
W. H. Belford received ....... 49,
For County Auditor:
E.. j. Murphy received ......... 1874
For County Treasurer:
P. j. Kersten received ....... 1876
For Clerk of the District Court:
s.. Gudmundson received ....... lse
For Register of Deeds:
Jacob Halliday received ....... 1s7
For States Attorney:
4 L. J. Wehe received .........
F. T. Cuthbent received .......
Il Al. Wehee received ...........
Silver Serumgard received ......
H. Res1er received 80. .......
F. R. Stevens received ........
For County Judge:
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

GeP. Weir and family of Grand
Forks are guests at the D. L. Stew
art home in this city.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Miss Anna Chrisholm Of the New
y York store is spending couple Of
weeks at the home Of her mother in
Webster. y
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

/, j. F. Henry, formerly probate
judge in this county, has returned
from Charlottesville, Va and is at
tending to his business interests and
greeting his many friends here.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

States Attorney F., T. :cuthbert
went to Rolla where he delivered the
4th Of July address to large crowd.
He reports q fine celebration at that
thriving little city.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Mss Elezebeth Trafz, clerk in
Rodenbach & Mundt's store went to
Antler OF Friday to spend few days
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Bruso.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
Doings Of the Week

4 4 - 7. 9. Mar, who has contracts & At
iBasbee and St. John, wat here. Tor .
couple Of days the lattsr part Of the
week.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
HAL INSURE WITH POWELL,
Mr.. Will Hanson the auto DOCTOR \
autoed to New Rockford Sunday. y

John Orchard Of Warwick was
bushes visitor in the city Saturday.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Mrs. B. E. Baldwin and daughter
returned Saturday from Hillsboro
where they have been spending some
time visiting with Mrs. Baldwins par
ents.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
gA|lYASS!|NG|;.B0A.R||9| ] = A ! [; 4 | / ]
|)fF|c|A[ RETURNS
Continued from page one::)


(signed) j.. A. Kramer,
(sEAL) County Auditor.
State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey-ss.
4, J. A.. Kramer, do solemnly swear
that I will support the constitution Of
the United States, and the constitu-
tion Of North Dakota and that I will
faithfully and impartialIy discharge
The duties of the Office as a member
of the county canvassing board ac-
cording to the best Of my ability. So
help me God.
(signed) j. A. Kramer,
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day Of July, 1914.
(signed) Herman stenseth,
4 Cltrk Of the District Court.
The board then proceeded with the
canlAss Of the returns as fled with
the county auditor and at 12 O'Clock
m, recess was taken until O'CLOCK
p. m.
Afternoon session.
I The board met at O'Clock p. m.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

D. g. Rapp and family engaged the
Goer cottage at Chautauqua and wall
spend the season at Ghautauqua.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

A. -. HollisteF Of Fargo, has been
. visitor at the D. q. Duell home
over the fourth.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

Miss Nell Moran who has spent
the past yearsin Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
arrived in Devils Lake few days ago
to spend her vacation with her par
ents.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09

John LaDue Of Doyon was a, Devils
Lake visitor Thursday Of last week.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-09
THREsHINa RIG FOB SALE,

I have for sale complete threshing
rig consisting of a IS horse power
Advance engine used only two years
and a 42-7o Reeves separator, brand
new together with all equipment, in
cluding cook car. This is splend
rig but as I have two threshing rigs,
wish to dispose of one of them. Cheap
price and easy terms. Address Peter
Regan, Webster, N. D. If
Mrs. Chas. Kachellofer of whape-
ton, N. D. arrived here Monday of
this week 10 spend few days visiting
at tht home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Traynor.
Evening journal., 1914-05-22

walt, Fort DUPONT; Captain and
Mrs Alfred NJ Mason, DR. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Freeland, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Warren Il. Bell, First Lieu
tenant and Mrs, Ralph %. Haines and
Lieutenant Charles Thomas Stable, Of
Fort Mott.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Warren r. He'll
entertained at dinner and bridge for
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pierre v.
kieffer and Lieutenant and Mrs. John
M. Reynolds, of Fort Du Pont, and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Il. Haines,
of Fort Mott.
Lieutenants Robert s. Oberly, Bud
s. Du Bois and Earl b. HOchwdlt
gave a house party at the bachelor
building, their guests including Mrs.
3 Starr, the Misses Starr, Mecum and
Hires, of Salem. The entertainment
consisted of a tea-dance In the GYM
nasium, dinner party and evening at
. the movies" Attending the after
noon dance, in addition to the
bachelors and their guests were: --
Major and Mrs. Joseph p. Tracey,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pierre V. Kief-
fer, Mrs. John n. Reynolds, Lieu
I tenant Marcel S. Keene, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Ralph E. Haines. of Fort
Mott, Mrs. William u. Reybold and
Mrs. Charles Jefferson, of here.
Evening journal., 1914-05-22
SENATOR ROBINSON TO
ADDRESS Delaware CLASS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, May 22. DIT.
George A. Harter. president of the
Delaware College announced today
that the address to the graduates at
the annual commencement exercises
Wednesday morning. June II, would
be made by United States Senator
Robinson, Of Arkansas. The gradua-
ting class will number about 25.
Town Council has awarded the
Contract for rebuilding Main street,
to Thomas r. Claringbold. The street
and gutter work bids amounts to
about $4,000.
The Board of Education has reor-
ganized for the year Two of the old
members, Edward l.. Richards and
Robert Gallaher, were reelected sew
eral weeks ago. Mr.. Richards was re-
reelected president and Rev. Joel S.
Gilfillan, secretary. Another meeting
will be held in a few days when the
teachers will be elected for next year,