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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10


a message has been received an
nouncing the birth % a son ana dausb-
ter % Mr.. and Mrs q r. Hiount IN A.
lantn Ca Mrs.. Rlount was before her
marriage Miss Lillian Atha Of this
SIR. and Mrs. George weibis ar. VS.
iunF relatives 10 Pittsburgh
-. Sot il04mard or Fittsburgh f. . bust
Miss Lucy. Prichard left Yesterday for
visit with Miss nellie Nofhrraf a.
ghestsr. "a. She VIII also VISIT friend-
IN Independence. Kas
Prank Huey q oransport g. a rair-
mount visitor today
Mics Fiossie Mccullough returned 70
n.s ZONE in tairnont after visit
Mr. Grover uerdriey ana dsurht.r
Annette. and Miss Arnea Johnston have
sf,er .s 20 Sne' ,,o 39Sme ~ Nsw ro,s.
tormers parents. Mr. and Mrs n n.
Mrs. p. W BARTLETT and Mrs J. r.
s,ochrane are home from an auto trip IN
Maryland and virginia
Rev q p. Goodwin is attending NJ y
conference ~ Fairmony
". Fitzpatrick a. attending tba
worlds series ball games 81 Phiiadsi.
phia.
Misses Fiora ana Llnnie Hayes isst
Yesterday for Washington. n ~ wnere
they win enter the colonial school -
young ladies'
WIN sheridan 81 c1arksbure f. a vie
Mrs A o.. clayton o. visiting hsr
mother in Fairruouf today
Val Burt is business visitor In
rlarfnhurr
Misses Gwcndoun uartsv g,-,
eaurhnn Heaefe Wrnnef Mary uarrrf
and Alice Ouirk ~ the rairuonf nor.
nal are home 90 spend sunday wfth
their PARENTS
Mre A q. Farr-i Hnd children are
homo from visit with relatives ir
Green ahurE ru
Tho sewing circle ~ ST. rafrfetss
church met THURSDAY afternoon al the
home ~ Mrs Rudy NJ Doves verv
enjoyable afternoon wnH arenf fn fUi.
gent work with refreshmcnta heinz
O'Clock car
Mrs. ". c. Berlin and daughter. Con
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PLANS FOR THE BIG cElEBRA.
TON WHICH OPENS MONDAY
ARE COMPLETE.
Interesting Program Has Been Ar
ranged For the Three Days
Hydroplane Flights.

Plans are rapidly drawing to a
close for the fall festival and pumpkin
show to be held in Bellaire next week,
under the auspices Of the Bellaire Com
mercial Club. There will be large dis
plays OF the products made in Bellaire
and grown in Belmont county. The
Johnson garage on Thirty third street
has ben secured and viii be converted
into an exhibition hall where the dis
plays will be placed.
The city is being gi.ily decorated
for the occasion and every effort will
be made to make It the greatest event
ever held In Bellaire. During the week
there will be attractions to entertain
the visitors. The principal attraction
vii lbe Tony Janus and his hydroplane,
who has been secured to make a num-
Der of flights.
The following program will be car
ried out:
First Dsy-Monday, October IL.
2 p. m--Columbus day parade by
the columbo society. accompanied by
visiting societies. The parade will be
headed by band and will march over
the principal streets of the city.
= u
the program at the government build
ing at the corner of Guernsey ano
Thirty-second streets, in charge of the
Commercial Club, assisted by the citi-
zens.
1880 D. m.-Reception to townspeo-
rle and visitors. The Woman's Civic
Club.
Mammoth Display Of Fireworks.
G m m-EYreworks made IN Rellaire
and put on o nthe first evening. The
display will be made from the hill In
the western part OF the city.
Second Day-Tuesday. October IL.
10 a Modification Of the CONNER
cial Club building on Belmont street
Addresses by noted speakers. public
cordially invited. Souvenirs distrib-
uted.
IL m.-Dinner served members OF
the club. Talks by officers and d.
rectors. Souvenirs and other matter.
D. m.-Free attraction.
3p. m.-Aquatic events.
d. m.-Free attraction.
sp. m.-Fraternal parade.
Third Day-WednesdaY, October ~
10 a. m.-Dedication OF the new nos
pital building at the corner OF Harri-
son and Forty-seventh streets. Promi-
nent speakers. Reports and talks by
officers and trustees. Reception.
IL m.-Lunch served by Woman's
Hospital Auxiliary.
2 .. m.-Free attraction.
D. m.-Big entertaining events at
the baseball park on Sixteenth street
ID. m.-FTee attraction
SD. m.-Automobile parade.
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Cleve Crawford. OF Dallas. spent
Yesterday at Elm Grove looking after
business matters.
Edward Koehler, weIl-known
young man of Film Grove. received n
broken arm Thursday evening while
cranking an automobile for a friend.
Last evening he was resting as well
as could be expected.
The Kraft Brothers, who recently
rented a portion of the Elm Grove gar
age, are installing machinery.
Harry Taylor. of Elm Grove, spent
Yesterday looking after business at
Clinton.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Elm Grove Eagles. was held last eve
ming at Hands hall.
Considerable interest Is being taken
In the worlds series in the out-the-
pike district Crowds may be seen
gathering around places where the
score Is being received BY innings.
Charles Dague. OF Elm Grove, spent
yesterday with friends at Viola.
Clarence Scott is confined to his
home az Fulton on account of illness.
Arthur Carter. student in the West
Liberty Normal, Is spending the week
end with his parents at Elm Grove.
Mrs. II. Seabright. OF Elm Grove. is
spenctng several days as the guest OF
friends at West Alexander.
Frank Schan. who has been con
fined TO his home at Edgwood for
some time with a serious illness, Is
considerably improved
Earl Richie. OF Majorsv lie. spent
yesterday looking after business at
Elm Grove
William Sampson, OF Dallas. spent
Yesterday az Elm Grove looking after
business
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The sudden death o. 1T Robert Sher-
rim. prominent chiropractic phyaiciau.
occurred az noon today az the home ~
william Caldwell on North Arch street.
where his offices we're located He
had been IN poor health Tor some time,
but was able 60 attend 90 his practice
hla death being due 90 an attack %
heart trouble. from which he had suf-
Tered since yesterday lie leaves a Wifef
" no was formerly Misc Anna White q
Belmont Or aherrfu had offices IN
Cambridge. and c,Tno here few
months aFn. eatahliahiuE quite "a large
practice and dividing his time between
This city and Cambridge. Roth be and
nia wife have made many friends dur
ing their stay here. who we're shocked
fn learn % hir death. and who extend
their sympathy 90 her De- Der hour ~
aorrow fhc remains will 10 taken %
Ueinnouf Saturday on train No t. Fu-
neral arrangements are not made
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Lutheran church. corner Seventeenth
street end Warwood avenue. Rev. Ralph
A. Harshman. pastor. Rally Day ser
vices viii b. observed In the afternoon
% The Sunday school A program has
been arranged which will start az gao
o'clock D. 90. The children will be given
pins which have the word Rally Day
on them. Preaching services will be
held a. 1850 o'clock After church the
members Of the Lutheran Brotherhood
viii meet az which time matters rcIa-
ung 20 the Eiving % a supper will be
taken up.
Presbyterian church. Twentieth street
near Marw God avenue. Rev. Edgar W
DAY. pastor. church services both
morning and evening AZ 1890 and 1916
sabbath school at $50 a. m Tuni0r
Christian Endeavor Society will meet az
O'Clock. srntOr Christian Endeavor
VIII meet ~ o'clock Every body BE- or-
tended a cordial Invitation % attend any
OF tho services end hring their friends
Warword baptist Mission ueotiuFa
beinE hold iu Laach'a hall. corner HIfth
street and MnrW0ud avenue. Sunday
school services uf It1u q. m d. M
EnHf God. Euurfinf rudnuf
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grounds surrounding the Friends Meet
Ing House. Just east Of this city. There
win be field meet tn the afternoon and
races and contests Of various kinds are
on the proEram. superintender william
4. After. % Cambridge. Eiii deliver an
address.
A. the last meeting OF the Board OF
kducauou. superintendent Deuhrock
submitted the regular monthly report
for the month Of september Ths total
enrolment was SIS. OF whom eos we're
perfect In attendance. The per cent OF
attendance was 81. There we're AL
cases OF hardness and the teachers made
eleven visits 60 the homes Of pupfls
The manual training class under the
management of T.. g. steele "a setting
a good start for the boys Of the seventh
and eighth grades makinE up this clasr
The Eirls are taught sewing By Miss
Edith Bennett Manual training and
sewing are new features introduced this
year FOR the nrHt time On our schools
and Or which the seventh and eighth
Grade pupils speak IN the highest terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10

Charles Peterson. corner Eighth street
and Warwood avenue. Is improving after
being Ill for few days. at his home.
Mrs w. II. Smith. OF Twentieth
street. who Is In the North Wheeling
hospital. was reported to be q little bet
ter last evening.
Rev. Edgar Day, of Twenty-first
street Is able TO be out after being III
for the past week
Town Sergeant ID. L. Poole. of South
Marwood. stated last evening that a
large number OF people were taking ad-
vantage OF the tax discount and are
paying them at the present time.
T. p. KindeIberEer. OF Twentioth
street. attended the visitation at the
SLACK Prince lodge in Wheeling Thurs
DAY evening.
George snyder. of First ward. Wells
burg. Will spend Sunday visiting friends
In Center Warwood.
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Stone Presbyterian

Sabbath school at $3.50. Mr.. G.. b.
Bushon. superintendent. Organized
classes for all ages; 5i9 present last
sabbath. Public worship at II a. m.
Sermon by the Rev. w. A. Cook Field.
representative OF Davis and Elkins'
college. Junior Christian Endeavor
az $3.50. Senior Endeavor at $50.
Miss flvira Mendel. leader. Evening
service at 1880. A cordial welcome
TO all.
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Rev. steek 70 Sneak.

Rev. T. A. Steck. pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran church of Wheeling.
will address a meeting Sunday after
noon at 2:45 o'clock in the Woods
dale school building. The subject for
the afternoon will be Christian 10y
atty" These meetings. which have
been held at the school house for the
past several weeks. are attracting an
unusual amount Of interest, and are
attended by large numbers of young
people from that vicinity.
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tnriati1n church. corner Seventeenth
street and luchland avenue Rev 81 W.
Evans. pastor Bible school In morning
M p 20 o'clock Henry Mitchefl. aupcrln-
tendrnt church services af 90 100 "a. fu
christian tndeator meeting az ESQ II
u. PREACHING services in evening I'd
Methodist church. corner Fourteenth
street and orchard avenue REV. Vs. H
gilmore pastor. MorniuE and evening
aortlrff at 10 10 n. u. and 7f6 b. m
sunday school ~ 10 n m. y w aUffe
HupcrintendCnt Epworth League viii
meet az G.fs o. on.
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TriadeIphia vs.. Warnood.

The Triadelphia district high school.
accompanied by large delegation of
rooters. will journey to Warwood this
afternoon, where they will meet the
team from the Warwood school in
their third game OF the season Al
though the Triadelphia boys have lost
both their opening games. they are GO
ing TO Warwood with the intention OF
annexing their scalp.
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WARRINGTON

=, N M NGTON. W. Va. Oct. p-Dr
NJ. 4. Hamilton has purchased fhs No.
nlnston opera house and will remodel N
INTO an apartment house to take care 81
me CITY growing population. Manning
.Sn haNing outgrown the old play house.
the erection OF new modern opera
mouse I,,, may follow the giving up OF the
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for Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE c 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmulbaeh Building. Both Phone,


Funeral services over the remains
of Katherine. the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith. of Elm
Heights. who passed away at the
home of her parents Wednesday
morning. will be held from the place
OF death this morning at 10 o'clock
Rev. L. B. Llewellyn. pastor OF the
Stone church. win be IN charge OF the
services. Interment will be in Short
Greek cemetery.
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There Will b. on orcn meeting ~ the
belmont Grange and tn connection a
school picnic and rally Saturday. Oc.
tober no. iu which che teachers pupils
VIII nll participate. a program furnish.
90 hV the teachers of the township
rrhngle Will BE- rendered heriuuiur ~
10 a m. picnic dinner viii be on the
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PIE Social.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Church OF God. at Elm Grove. will
give a pie and necktie social in the
upper Peters run school house Satur-
day evening. October "a. All young
ladies are requested to come and
bring pies, together with an apron
and necktie TO match the same. The
proceeds OF the evening will be used
for the benefit OF the church. All ara
invited to come.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Phllathea Bible class of the Stone
church Sunday school was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. william
Lindsey. OF McCurdy's addition. Con-
siderable business was transacted,
after which a social session was held.
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ToPPE PLEADS GUILTY.
Arrested on Charge Of Flohtino Owe,
Girl wednesday Nloht.

Earl Toppe. arrested for hehtina
with Earl Armstrong Wednesday ev,
ening. pleaded guilty 20 the charge
Yesterday evening TO Squire Hobbs
and was hncd s. and costs which he
paid The two men bad soften into q
difference over a Eiri and decided "a
take their spite out on one another.
he was arrested By Constable Johk
eurklo
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The pupiln in H0om No. 4 81 the Love
land pubic school were given an outing
NFHfNrunN afternoon. Tho party left fho
school Ht 80 o'clock in care OF Mfrs
Mccullough. After rowing over the hills
inf some time thCy returned n the
home
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First meeting 81 the Junior Circle 81
Kings Daughter. or Warwood viii h.
held Tuesday evening nf 1850 o'clock al
The homo OF Miss keunmund. OF Trcufv-
trHt street Az members are urged 10
b. present and bring their friends
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WARW0OD

Very Low, Does MOT Expect TO Live.
EDWARD tcmkc, nine year old son OF
MI and Mrs. r. =. Rcmke. Of sixteenth
street. a. an a vcry serious condition as
the result Of running n large pen In the
heck Of his mouth. Thursday afternoon.
The accident was caused when Remke
fen with the pen in his NOUN.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hendershot and Mrs.
- T.. l.ohmire. q this place are On
pittsburgh visiting relatives
Mrs Anna MaN~~fi - North LIN
coin avenue. had a. her guests Wefuea-
day and Thursday. Mrs. Albert Malone
and sister. Mrs. Harry Barrett. ~ BELL
aire. ana Mrs. VIII iinnlou. ~ Iauca-
vile.
ur and Mra o. D. white. of East
Main street had az their guests THIS
week. Mrs Ralph Amer. 81 Nrw Ken.
fiuEtou Pa. and Mra Madison WrCui-
iouGh. o. Kittanninr. "a.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison EnsIev. OF
1funtiuHtou. ~. Va have been Vieiffrr
1lnrneaVtfie relatives and frfeuda fur.
ing the past week
William fiuntsman has returneif 90
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Miss Virginia Hewitt entertain.6 n
party Of friends AT marsbr,.iiS,,
toast on Clayton Hill "Wednesday ave-
ning. Grace Smith and Irene fyNefl
roast on the same hill last .venin~
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stance. arrived yesterday from Denver.
colo. for q visit With the former =
rnother. Mrs. Lee koen.
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GAINESVILLE

RARNESVILLE. o. Oct 81 n
Murphy. district superintendent. at
tended a meeting ~ the district school
supervisors which met az 81 Ciairsviile
to-day
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very interesting program wa- ron
derrd ~ The pupils of the InVefand
school yesterday afternoon az f.g0 A
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songs. Rotations etc. were rendered.
a large number OF local people attended
the program.
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Interment will be made at the Green.
wood cemetery.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


The following Is the report OF the
Triadelphia district schools az com
piled by District Superintendent s. 3.
Jacobs. for the month Of September;
PERI
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Teachers reporting no trady marks
Regena Little. Wilma Britt. Lulu Ki-
ser. Olive Hervey. Margaret Failoure.
Mollie Lewis. r Manpin. Ada Cald
well. Arbie Creighton. Charles Wood
run. Nellie Buchanan. p. " Smith.
Ella Douglas. Logan Kittie. Mary
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Saturday morning, October 10 M A
y. Parrish Will offer for sale al Ms
drug store large assortment OF ferns
at special prices
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-19

Cut flowers for parties, wedding or
funerals. G. A. Spellman can fill your
order promptly.
Mrs. John Crawford took Tuesdays
train for Valley City us a delegate rep
%resenting the Langdon lodge at a state
grand lodge meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors in session there this week.
Mrs. Clarence Crockett has beer max
ing a months visit here with her sister
Mrs. Schulke. and at Dresden with her
neice Mrs. Fabel, aud is leaving this week
returning to her home in Saskatchewan.
Rev. j. A. Kern took Mondays train
to st Paul, to meet his cousin Miss
Berta Nagel, who come out here this
spring from Switzerland. Returning to
Mt. Carmel later in the week Father
Kern will be accompanied by his aged
mother, Mrs. Anna Kern and his cousin,
who will remain during the summer, the
latter in the capacity of housekeeper to
Mrs. Kern.
In this issue appears the Announce
ment of j. P. Kartes, who opens up this
week with a fine new spring stock of
farm machinery in the Clarke building
at the north end of Third street next to
the Office of the Cavalier County sLum-
Der Co. Mr.. hartes has on display a
complete line of all kinds of machinery
manufactured by the Independent Har-
vester Co, a cooperative company
owned and controlled by the farmers of
the United States, and having head
quarters at Plano. III. Mr.. Kartes. him
self a farmer until compelled to retire
owing to poor health, is a we'll known
early pioneer of Cavalier county and asks
an inspection of what he has to sell the
next tim you are in town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-19
DrS. Smith, Hughes
K HdSGltinG
CArlcTc n..... nI..l
Donovan Block

j. f. Ramage reports the sale of Ford
cars during the past week to the follow
ing parties: Geo. A. Williams & Son of
Langdon, John kellner Of Easily, and
Frank Schiller of Mt. Carmel.
P. g. johnson, law partner of States
Attorney Crimson has planned to leave
during the week for Chicago, where he
will remain some time under the treat.
ment of specialists for his rheumatism,
A. Kieffer was in town Monday fore,
noon from Wales OF his way to Mona.
where he had a sale in the afternoon at
at the farm of Mrs. William Enger. 1t
was only a small sale, but was attended
both the farm machinery and horses
selling at a good figure.
William Dew was a Wales visitor in
town Friday. He has recently returned
from a mldwinter trip to British Colunl-
bia and other Pacific coast points. Mr..
Dew made a stop over at Banff, where
the treatment at the springs proved of
great benefit to his health.
Miss Blanche Young a popular teacher
of the Mazda school in the Mt. Carmel
district returned on Saturdays train to
re open the school this spring for another
nine month term after enjoying her win
ter vacation with a party Of friends in
travelling through California and other
picturesque points Of interest on the
Pacific coast.
j. B. Boyd expects to have on track
by the END of the week another car of
Marquis wheat, which is being shipped
here from Indian Head, Sask. This is
the fifth car that Mr.. Boyd has disposed
Of since last fall 10 farmers in the vicin-
ity of Langdon, who will SOW quite a
large percentage Of their wheat acreage
to that variety this spring.
The DEMOCRAT has during the week
printed bills for an auction sale which
George Howatt will have held on his
farm at Mazda on Tuesday, March 3lst,
The sale is one that includes a number
of unusually fine work horses and we'll
bred Mulch COWS. Mr.. Rowatt has a
portable gasoline threshing outfit offered
at this sale along with his farm machin-
cry.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-19

Getyour stationery and school supplies
at Spellman's drug store.
Your family is provided for if you
carry a policy in the New York Life.
Talk with l.. A. Weed, Hannah, N. D.
The ladies of Langdon and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and look over
our spring millinery, which is DOW on
display and at prices that are very re-
asonable. Mrs. Quick, in the First
National Bank block.
Miss Sadie Abbott arrived on Mon
days train from Minneapolis and will
make a visit OF a few weeks at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Jas Carson. Miss
Abbott made Langdon her home some
years ago while filling a position in the
drug store of A. Abbott & Co.
Robert Watson, one of the first set
tiers of the Mona settlement in Loan
township, held a successful auction sale
yesterday afternoon. MIR. Watson has
done too we'll in the years he has lived
and farmed in Cavalier county to think
OF quitting the country and retires from
active work on the farm to enjoy life
here in Langdon for a while.
Matt Schneider, one of the first pio-
neers of the Rush Lake district in Grey
township, was one of the delegation tt
attend the meeting held here yesterday
afternoon for the organization of a
Cavalier county farmers club. Mr..
Schneider has given his farm the name
of the Grey Township Stock + t,,,
which as thoroughly in keepitg W. ,
the reputation held by Mr.. Schneiders
farm which has some of the finest strains
of Hereford cattle and PoIand.China
hogs to be found anywhere in the
county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-19

Half a section of land for rent. E. |.
Donovan.
Spellman re commends Nyals cough
syrup for that cold.
Orders for cut flowers receive prompt
and careful attention at G. A. Spellman's
drug store.
Mrs. DR.. Backus was here Tuesday
from Wales on a brief shopping trip
between trains.
Norman McKechney and wife went
down to Milton yesterday for a few days
visit with relatives.
A. Barker IS now holding down a posi-
ton as deliveryman for the "a. Schulke
and j. B. Boyd department stores.
Mrs. e. d. Stewart was a returning
passenger Friday from a weeks visit
with friends IN Grand Forkssand Fargo.
Jacob Gapp and Joseph Shredder, of
Mt. Carmel, took Mondays train for a
business trip through the western part
of the state.
j.. D. Milne returned Friday from
Fargo, where he attended a meeting of
the directors of the Pioneer Life Insur-
once Company.
John Lee is back again with the CT.
N. as foreman of the Langdon section
crew much to the satisfaction of his
many old friends.
M. j. .O'Brien, Jno. II. Hetferon and
Donovan business interests at Mowbray,
we're in town for an over Sunday visit.