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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04

No NH''se r "a a' HaiIway company. corn
rr Fourth street and Broadway, s.. PAU
Minnesota. Contract No. 651$. Montana
Division. To NJ. NJ. Burnett. Dickinson
n. D, and w. .. Washhurn. Jr. 'pul
ported assignee of NJ NJ. Hurnett''
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
WHEREAS. a certain contract IN writ
ing was made and entered into he'"'el
The NORTIIERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
company, As party of tine i''S' raI'
second part. dated the LIST day of MarcI
A.nloll, under and by the terms of whlrl
contract the said party of the i'rs' par,
contracted and agreed to sen I" INC sa''
by him of certain sums ot MONEY, am
tie performance by HIM OF certain coz
1itions' The 1 ],8!loww'n1E x dsss''e of se laf !
Range No. - East. Of the Nontan,
Principal Meridian, SAID land he'ns 81.
uate in the County of Fallon and state
of Montana, and
WHEREAS. default has been made u
the performance OF the terms ana con
u,t1ons o1 the said contract, III inns. to
Wit Your failure to make pa mems a
Der terms ana condit,onS thereof. an
Also your failure 10 pay taAes 'ol 1he
years 1o1I-1l ami Is 81 p'o\l'c" there
WIlEREAS, the NoRTHERN PACE
FIC RAILWAY COMPANA, the part
OF the first part to- the said contract. h.
lHt ter HIS VI Stl' WA, "' ~ '''''' -
said default has q rlEht to declare "
forfeiture thereof and to declare th'
same wholly null and VOID, and +" can
eel and terminate the same.
NOW THEREFORE,, on, the sa''
NJ. NJ. Burnett and W, y. Wa&hbnrn
.lr,. ],Purpo,ted assignee "f NJ, NJ. ~,
nettD arc notified that the said NORTH
ERN rAC1FIC RAILWAY COMPANY
does hereby elect to declare "A forfeiture
OF the said contract and to declare th'
same wholly null and void. and I" can
Gel and terminate the said contract, am
that such contract will terminate thlrt'
days after the service of this notice nm.
less prior thereto YOU shall comply Wit
such conditions and pay the costs q
service. Such cancellation and terlnina
tion will take effect on tho Eleventh aa7
of December 1914.
The amount required to he pad f
reinstate such contract Is 1856 90 an.
interest on $3.50. 90 from March list, l"1
plus the costs of service, and the SIR
of s71.a4 paid by this COMPANY for tn
taxes for the wears 1911-12 and II.
Northern Pacific Railway Company
EN !. n. Hughes.
Eastern Land Agent
Dated August %. 1olt.
10 % st
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Call for Warrants

All general warrants Of Fallon
county registered prior to April
LIST, 1914; all contingent warrants
registered prior to May 1st, 1914;
all road warrants registered prior
TO Sept. "a, 1914; all Poor war;
rants registered to date; all
bridge warrants registered to
date. Interest on such warrants
will cease ten days from date.
Dated Nov. u. 1914.
E. F. LENTz,
Fallon County Treasurer
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Notice of Probate Of Will

In the Dist rict Court of the seventh Judi,
cinI District of the State of Montana in
and for the County of Fa1lon.
In the Matter of tn" E.tate Of James
Howell, Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court. made
on the 9Th day of November, notice Is here
by given, that Tnesd,y the oath day Of No
vtmber 1914, st 2 O'Clock r. NJ. of said day
at the Court Room OF said Court. at the
Court House in the said County of Fal-
lon has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the VIII of said james
Howell deceased, and 70, hearing the nppli-
cation of George S. Roggs for the issuance to
hin, of Letters Parliamentary when and
where any person Interested may appeal
and contest the sanlt.
Dated November D, 1914.
(SoaD RALPH KEEN r. Clerk.
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Northern Pacific Ra,lwa> Company, corn
CT Fourth street and Broadway, 81 I'a"l
Minnesota. Contract No 5000. Montana
division, To George ". Norm, Richard
ton. \. D.. aud W, +. Wa"hhurn. Ir
t~i'utp"rted assignee at George W -"
ln). Minnea polls. Minnesota.
WHEREAS, a certain contract IN Wit
,nE WAS made and entered into hcfWeei
the NORTIlERN rACIrlt KAll.WA1
r coz 6,1c e e r Hm of ,g the 'a, ''E*' Of ''1 ~.
second part. dated the LIST day OF Marc
A.Dl?1l. under and b, the terms of "h'"l
contract the said ra'tH at the t't&t ''r'
contracted and agreed t" sell +" the sac
partN of the second part. upon pay men
hy him Of certain sums of mnn'}, an'
the pcrforinanr" hy hin, Of certain con
10 wit: All 81 Section No ~. in Town
shin No. . North, of Range No - East
of Montana Principal Meridian sa,'
ion and state of Montana, and
WHEREAS. default has been made u
the performance of the terms and con
dltions Of the said contract. IN this, t"
wit: your failure to make payments y
per terms and rond,tlnn9 thereof. an'
also your failure to pay taxes FOR thu
Years 1o,, u and T. aa provided there
in, and
WHEREAs: the N4ETMEnE rA,I
Of the first part to the said contract h
the terms of said contract by reason "
forfeiture thereof and to declare tn
same wholly nul, and void. and to can
eel and terminate the same.
NOW .THEREFORE. YOU. the sal
George w, Norm and w. y. Washh,rr
.Ir,, CPurported assignee of George "
Norin) are notified that the said NORTH
ERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
does hereby elect to declare a forfeitnr
of the said contract and to declare tn
same wholly null and void, and to can
eel and terminate tho said contract. an
that such contract will terminate thirt
days after the service Of this notice IN
less prior thereto YOU shall comply wit
service. Such cancellation and ternins
ton will take effect on the Eleventh da
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED TRACT.
Public Land Sale.

PlbIiC and Sale.
''epaff lncut of the INTERIOR, L. s. Land
'H''" al Miles City. Montana.
Oct. g. 1914.
Not1'" Is hereby given that. as directed by
th' commissioner of the General Land or
nee under provisions of Act of Congress
approved June q. 81 GA Stats, 80, purs,l-
~, l." tn" application of Dale Morton,
Wlllard. Mont, Serial No. MI43U. we will
oHefht public sale. tOthe highest bidder, but
~ not lr>~ than $3.50 per acre. at 10 o'cloCk A.
NJ, on the End day of December. 1914. at this
ounce ne following tract of land: Lots 3. 4.
SEE IA n. Il. IS E., M. M:
I'M tract is ordered into the mo ket on u
showing that the greater portion thereof Is
mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
AM persons claiming adversely the above
"eSrf1lch lands are advised to file their
clh,'''>, or objections, on or before the time
"eSiFthted Tor sale.
A. kIRCHER. Register.
HOO
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED tract
Public ,NuN Sale

Public Land Sale
Department of the Interior, Z. S. Land
'hife at Miles City. Montana.
Oct. %, 1914.
N"'lce i hereby given that. as directed
ny 'ht commissioner of the General Land
''''', under provisions of Act of Congress
approved June q, 1908 ga Stats, 5l7N. pllrsu-
am @ the application of Charley Mireau,
leedee. Montana. Serial NO. O2ll5l. we vii
cHff ~ public sale. to the highest bidde
pu' ~ not less than $500 per acre, at 10 o.
Nv M office, the following tract of land.
- IVA, Sec. 10, ia ~, r. 81 T., M. NJ.
10 t." sold subject to the conditions
ahu reservations of the Act OF June %. 1910.
ANY person claiming adversely the above
"ea'rlhe1 land are advised to Ale their
clat'fi~ or objections, m or before the tim
dtAlgnHtrd tor sale.
A. K1RCHER. Register.
ll-Al
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NOTICE FOR ~ bllCNTION

department OF the Interior. q. $ Lana
Office. Miles City, Mont
Nov. 10, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Henry kurnr.
mann, OF Al>ada, Mont. who ON Sept. &
i1l2 made homestead Entry No. Ol57.9, to,
~WINW1l, W'2SW14, SEASWA. SWl4SEl4
sec J.. N'2NW'4, NWuNEi4. section ~
Township s S, Il. III f.. NJ. +. Meridian
has nltd notice Of intention to mpk.
three year pruat to establish, claim /,
the land above described before / &. Town
Nend, I. ,, Commissioned at Alxada, Mon
un the 18th day OF January, Ela.
lailnaut unmes as witnesses.
Edward RiS'hoff. John Hrl,ner, Myro,
Mest,hnd, Il. A.kochenderfer. all of Al<ndn
Mont,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TRACT.

FlFT'' TfIIU NDN'.
Depart lnent OF the Interior. l.. $. Land
Office ut Miles City. Montana,
oct. q, 1914
Notice is hereby given that. a. directed bS
the Commissioned OF the General Land Oi-
flee, under provisions of Act of Congress an
proved june Y, 1905 ~ stats. SID. pursuant
I" tn" application vt ELY Shafto,
Sykes. Montana. Serial No. opposes. We
viii offer at public sale. TO the highest bio
der. hIt al not less than $500 per acre, at Il
n'rlrrk \. NJ. on the 2let day Of December,
iHl,, ut his office. the following tract of land
NN'> Sec. II, 7. : S. r. 50 H., NJ, M
To be sold subject to tn" conditions and
limitations of the Act of June -. 1910 t3'
stat. $50.
Any person, IN adversely the nhnN,
rr>rrit",l bud ar" advised to file th"i,
rIDiinS or object IONS III on before TIA" tim,
designated tor ate.
A. kIETHER. REGISTER,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, r. =, J.gn.,
1firc, Miles city, Mont,

Department Of tue I%Nterlor, Z. :. I.lnt
office. Miles city, Mont.
Nov. q, 1914.
Notice j. hereby given that Louis Stefan
~ Chalk Bnttes, Mont, who On Aug. 1 1910.
teh. ID. lHl2 mhdp Homestead entries. No
''silH. Oi5902 tor = El.. Mes EA. Sci \ Wa,
lot =. ii. section Il. DoNnsnlp
-, Eange ~ f.. NJ. =. Meridian. Ia. filed
notice of intention to make three yc,r pruut
I" establish claim to the bind above, de
%crlhed before A, bHtI. t.. =, ummls~
Toner nj Ekhl'Fa Mont IN tn" l2th day Of
January l"l5.
Claimant names - witnesses:
q. =. Bradshaw. Temple Bailey, George
Long lharh. Joe H'rrln. al ct Chalk Entte,,
Mont.
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Notice for Publication
ISOLATED TRACT.
Public Land Sale

Department Of the Interior.
y. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana
oct. %, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that as directed b!
the commissioner ot he General Land OF
flee. under provisions Of Act Of CONGRESS ap-
proved June u. 1906 t34 Stats. 80. pursuant
To the application of George Cook.
Tedce. MontunH. Serial No. O2l054. we will
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder.
but ut. not less than S2.an per acre, at 10
O'riOck A. M on the 18th day of december 1914
at this office, the following tract Of land:
So @WI, - >Fh Sec, 10. 7. I NJ, K, ~ 4.
NJ. NJ.
To he sold subject to lhn conditions and
limitations of the Act of june ~. 1910 t"f
Stall. aS1'.
Any PERSONS claiming adversely tho above
hrerriipti lands nrr advised to file their
claims, robinctioi. 81, or before the tim"
designated tor sale.
A. KIRcIIER. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

horartln.nt OF the interior, L. :. Lane of
tirc at Miles city. Mont
Nov. 80. 1915
Notice is hereby given that John ShiSl,-
knnSky.n ~ M'hster, Mont. who. ON Nov. H.
1909. made Homestead entry. No. os55t fn,
West half. Section 10. Township :; y.
T.. f.. NJ. i. ", has filed notice of ,nten-
ton To mako three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above Described. before
C.. Burns, L. S. Commissioner at Bake
Mont. on IN" 18th day of January 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Julius Ainseth. Alfred H.. Webster, H.. e
Sleeth, +, .. Trandnm. all of Webster, Mont,
A.k1RCAER, Register.
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Notice for Publication

U. s. Land office at Miles City. Montana.
oct. 81. 1914,
Notice H. hereby gwen hat Bob NJ. Rem
shaw of Elgin. Mont. on A pril ut h. 10. %
half, Sec. 81. T. 49,. r. 80 T., M. =. NJ. has filed
notice Of intention to make three year proof
to establish claim I 1.-THE land above describ~
ed. betor" Rubt. +. RidgwDy, \. :. COmmiS-
sioner. at RidgWay. Mont, ON he Nth day
of December. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ed win /, Ackley, Harry W. Rnwson. of Ell
gin. Mont. r. a. MctnilIeN. VIM. Howdcr of
EkaluRH. Mont,
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NplItt FOR II RuICAIlO<
ICAl Il L. Ii II u AIII,

public Land Sale.
Department nf the Interior. u. : Lane
office AZ Miles city, Montana
oct y. lnli
Motto" j. hereby given that. rs directed
ly the COMMISSIONS of the General Land
office, III l'r provisions OF Act of Congrr~e
approved 1nne y. 1900 IA Stats 5l7N. purSu
ant to the npplicnticn OF Moses Miteau. Tee
dee. Montana. serial No. n21757. we will nfer
ut public sale. tothe HIGHEST bidder, but at
not le~> h $500 per are, at 10 O'Clock \.
NJ, on the 2@rd day of necemher. 1914. at thu
office. the following tract ct land: NV,
SW14. - SWl4 Sec. II. I N. Il. 66 e.. NJ. NJ.
To he odd subject to the conditions and
reservations of the Act ut June q. 1910 go
stat. 5s@l,
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lnnd ore advised to file then
Claims, %" objections. on ~ hetnr" TIA" time
.l"-iguAtru Tor ale,
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NOTICE FOR PUBL. ALTON

department of the interior. l.. s. Land
Office al Miles city. Montana.
\oy. 10. 1914
Notice is hereby given that t,un,a
>tieE. of Red Root, Mont hnun june ~. luil
made HnMlt>tena entry No. ol27l4. tor East
hiatt, SEC. ., 7. " NJ. Range IS T.. NJ, =.
Ntridlan. has filed notice of Intention to
make three year proof to establish claim i.
VA" lbnu AinN" described. before -. A. i,uhI.
y. =. commissions ut E,kHlaka, Mont, ON
/ he st 'IHN OF obituary i4Ia.
'laNnHnt lHlneS as WITNESSES
lnui> Rruif, rts. Chris, Ness. of Red Root.
Mont, Edgar +. S%rrrlinon. of Ekaiaku,
Mont. Earnest Il. Sttlg, of Red Root. Mont
A ~klHtHEli. kesi~te,
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Darnp1h..r D1t

nf December 1914.
The amount required to be paid to
reinStatr such contract is $@Gt.t 60 ana IL
terest on sG0h. 90 from March l&t. 1911,
plus the costs of service. and the sum ct
1857 paid by tins company tor the
,aAts fol the Yeas 1"ll-l1 and -.
Northern Io.nu nni,Way Company.
~ j. NJ. Hughes.
..... Eastern Land AGENT,
Dated AUGUST -. 1"1l.
10 EAST
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Notice nf Publication

department. of the Interior
4. =. Land once at Miles city, Mont
Nov. ~. 1911
fort. OF Etnlnka, Montana, who on April N
l"lo m@dr Homestead Entry No. ostt& tul
SWl4sEl4, sec, i. NEl4, NW4SE4. Ell
.>W'1. SEA VIZ. sec. q. T N X. - E.. NJ, J.
NJ. hns DIED no1i"e of intention to MAX,
three year proof "eStnhli>h claim tot hi Ian,
above described, hotrre y, A. nuhl, l. =
fclnnli slnncr, st EknlakH, Montana. on
tho 2sth day of nrtmher, lHli,
Claimant names ms witnesses;
I. I. Srhntt"ll Il, \. Fuuua. ,Iohn oliver
. y \eWhnrA ali rt Ekaiaka, Mont.
\. klRtHFR. Rrgiat.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

and Canadian men seem to have
much better manners. taking them
an in all. than the Americans They
are better trained and more thought
tulness and con sideration for others
seems ~ be second nature Wiih them
sun. | would not trade of the
Americans for any Enrlishmcn or
Canadian In the world
We made the run from Toronto
10 Kingston by daylight on the
Grand Trunk The trains are very
luxurious. On the trip We saw much
OF Canadian farm life Very few
Of the houses have galleries, and
the farms are about the size of th,
Quanah stockpens. but are cultivated
right up To the fence Nearly all
the farms are surrounded by IN,
old fashioned stake and rider oI
the Virginia rail fence. II seems
so queer. all fruit and vegetables
and grain They we're Just beginning
to cut their grain. using the old
hand soythe. We lid not see but one
harvester r. is all beautiful W,
don't know what intense iarmiia
Is in TpNae The chestnut. pine and
cedar trees are wonderful 10 see
Raspberries are growing wild olone
the railroad reht at way
Ia Kingston We saw hundreds nj
soldiers uu the streets. End GROW d.
around the newspaper war bulletins
We went aboard IN" steamer for
Montreal az q o'clock In the morn.
I ing Oi the 18TH n was marni
: iceut lake boat. aud steam heated
'ur 10 was very cold Mrs NcwbN
land Mrs simmons hung around "a,
radiators and .hiv'rcd. and Anton
iald Fred had ON their heavy winter
underwear The ST. Lawrence river
Be- very beautiful. the water bcini
q green as that OF the lakes Tn,
| trip through the Thousand Islands
| BE- something to remember We pass
| ri many GUNNER homes as We en-
| tered. all waving the English flag
FINALLY we came 10 one big cot.
tago on an island. evidently owned
| by an American, and right across
a short bridge on wee little island
was tall mast on top of which flew
tu the breeze old Glory" | cam
~ lyon how fun up nav throat got
/ W, american don't realize how ",
love our own flag until We get W
another country and then see ours
The island on which old Glory wa
flying was not more than 30 feet
itom that on which the big coltag,
stood, but the international boun
dairy line ran between the two. and
oar good American was making his
nationality known by his flag. IN,
dear old stars and Stripes.
MINNIE NJ. CHASE
Ouanah Observer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

Among those quiet far away from
home are Mr. l.. y simmons, her
SISTER Mrs Chase OF Ouanah. and
others who are sojurnnr through
| the United States aud Canada Fo
lowing Is an excerpt from a letter
written by one of the party which
will be interesting to many Ana
| rillO friends
MONTREAL, Aug. ~ We want
ed 10 stay longer In Toronto. d, Is
/ 80 English The people an have red
checks and wear flat heelcd shoes
The service In the Canadian hotels
( Us simply perfect. and trying to Keep
from taking on flesh Is a hard pro
position the cooking and seasonius
are so fine We have pnioy,4 thp
raspberries and blucborries ia much
The raspberrics have flavor and
perfume all th'ir own, and gro.
ahunduntly.
The homes of Toronto are ol brick
or tone, and there arr some hand
some additions 90 this city. We saw
, Sir Henry Pellets castle. a perfrt.
reproduction of one of the rand
soonest castles IN England Sir Hen
4 rs is worth many millions. AMI ls
one OF CauJda's richest men. End
uc has decorated and furnished on,
suite of rooms for King George au0
uis Queen when they come over CO.,
castle sits back ir % biz estate .ow.
/ 900 feet above lHo civ. and from
D. You get q glimpse ol Toronto aud
surrounding country o. was worry
magnificent
Automobiles ar, .carce when rom.
pared with our part of the United
States but we have seen such uo-s
cs' They seem o. big as elephant
and alI are "pobbod did n4,
know that such immense horse. .,.
is,ed
The Toronto shop. are very fine
and We found MANY things cheaper
here than Boo Texas. boo fact "yery.
thing so except SILKS which rrr
dearer The peopI, are so trour
looking aud are very courteous
bate Goo admit b. hui the English
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

Cieon hath o million acres, ne'er q
one have l
Gloon dNelleth in o. palace. IN "a cot
tage /
Clron hath dozen fortunes. not d
penny
Vet the poorer nf the twain is Cleon
ana not !.
Cieon, true, possesses acres. but the
landscape /
Half the charms 10 met " Wieldeth.
money can not buy.
Cleon harbors slOth and dizziness.
freshen'ng visor
He in velvet Zoo iustain. richer man
though am J.
Cle0n Is "a slave to grandeur free as
though ann T.
Cleon fees % score of doctors. need OF
non. have ]
Ncalth-surouuded car,-cuyiruucd
CleOn fears to die
Death may come. hen Nna pa" rra
dy happier man am
Gloon sees no charms in nature. IN q
daisy ]
Gloon hear, no anthems ringing u
the sea and sky.
Nature SINGS 20 me forever. earnest
listener
state for state. wit hall attendants
Who would change Not ]
CHARLES MACKtN
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lnnt uncenents

M. ~. p,........... trt.,t ,.,ft mo,
sut,rday Afternoon fr,n, pou an ir
staoJ oi am Tbur.d,, a. hero,ofors
NaXi SATURDAY. aft.rnoon Master
lpb A nj. homo. t-no pom, street
Tb, Tu.sdp, nridsa rb,b viii D.,
entertained mi. morning by Nli. "a
A Dorlray of her homo ilo7 ru.
The Sunday S,bool class nj tbr
polk Stree, NatboJist church ppsar
have class meeting mis- evening
from ,.su Ia 600 IA Tho nom. d..
Miss lor, Beck -Io buchanan 81
sunday for t9. Vaapts Trim a.,
rioWnvood ANA Cnrpu. rb-isri.
where thoy win visit relative. and
friend.
LOWING n trn ., For, Worth c,i-
weston and otb,r noipts
TN. Twolv. u,sy Roo ,ui w..,
Wednesday 8ff,rronp vim Mis-. Ans.
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OF tho church
m. p,u,J hoo, ri,,. ..ul moo,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

The Ladies' Aid society of the
First NJ r. Church az Fourteenth
and Van Buren Streets. viii give uH
exchange socia Thursday eyeninr
al the church whore everyone is cor.
daily invited to attend There wiz
be- a select musical program hut
among the very interesting feature.
will be the stori'. told hy each lad,
of how she added tu the dollar gi,eu
her 10y the socir, lee cream and
cake viii be- served in connection
and q most enjoyable time proml
ed all who attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

OF the club and members will have
the pleasure of hearing Mrs W. A.
" arner. Of claude, make an address
10 the club Every one b. requested
10 be present Il was decided 10
hold the meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Gooch instead of with Mrs
" neatlry as announced In the wear
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-01

All communica Tor puhllca.
ton in the "socioty column" OF the
Amarillo Daily News must be- writ
ten on one side OF the paper only. u
this request Ia observed by our
friends II viii relieve the necessity ~
rewriting many articles sent ln.