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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-12-10

Lambertville w. G. T. u, to be held
on Tuesday afternoon next. There
will also be readings and song by
other members.
The body of Miss Harriet Risler
for many years resident of this
city, but who died at Ocean Grove
on Tuesday morning, was brought
to this city on Friday and inferred
in Riverview cemetery under the di-
rection of LaBaw.
The windows of the C. w. Ritten-
house store, at the corner of Union
and Coryell streets, have attracted
much attention the past few DAYS.
and to back up the good work a
whole page ad will be found in this
weeks Record. 1t is worth looking
up.
Lambertvllle people are again
wearing the self-satisfed smile that
comes from drinking the spring
water furnished by the local water
company, pumping from the canal
having ceased on Tuesday. The
lower reservoir is filled, and the
upper ones are in satisfactory con-
dition.
While Lambertville has enjoyed
the amount of rain that has fallen
the past few days, it was cut off
from Doylestown by telephone for
several days, and the Buckingham
and Wycombe exchanges are crippled
yet. West of the Delaware there
was quite fall of snow and sleet
and through the central part of
Bucks County it practically para
lyzed the wire service.
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First Baptist Church

Rev. Geo. Boddis, Phi. D., S.T.DPas tor
Sunday Services at 1890 a. m. and
40 pm. Sunday School at 2.15 IN.
Prayer Meeting on Tuesday evening
at 7.45.
7. P. S. c. E. meeting on Friday at
7.45 p. m.
You are invited to these services.
Morning subject. How to Pre-
pare for the Coming of Lord
Evening subject: AS Much as in
Me is. !" Singing by the choir.
The S. S. will hold its annual
Home Missionary, and take up it's
offering for Home Missions. Special
exercises by children.
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save sixty cents {deducting the
bridge TOLD will be question to be
answered later.
Raphael's Department Store calls
attention to the large line of things
suitable for Christmas gifts that
they carry in stock, in a half page
ad in this issue.
The speaker for the Mems meet
ing at st. Andrews Hall, this COM
ing Sunday afternoon at q P. M.
under the direction of the Sunday
Afternoon League, will be Rev. H.
Il. Brown, pastor of the. First Bap-
list Church, Pennington, Nj. A
fve-piece orchestra will rendermusic.
Miss Katharine M. Skillman enter
tanned the 1915 (graduating) Glass
OF Lambertville High School at her
nome, SO Perry street, last Friday
evening. The time was pleasantly
spent with games and music, and re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Margaret Williamson.
Lloyd Quandell, Grace Chandler,
Wynne Meginnes, Martha Fisher,
Burton Barber, Genevieve Ledger,
Helen Hartpence, Jessie Regain, Earl
Cronce, Richard Holcombe, Katharine
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New Hope Methodist Episcopal
Church.

Rev. H. a. Sawyer, Pastor.
Sunday Services at TO- 80 a. M, Z. BOP. m.
Sunday School 2. Is p. m.
Epworth League 6.45 p. m.
On next Sunday morning the
Pastor will have a special service
for the children and short sermon
Winning ones Way The child
ren's Chorus will sing.
Evening worship: After short
service the pastor will speak on,
The Young Mans Assets His
body" This will be the first of
series of Sunday evening sermons
for young men. Everyone cordially
invited to all services.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hoppock,
of Dilts' Corner, celebrated the fifty
eighth anniversary of their marriage
last Wednesday.
A bunch of Monkeys" was the
title of the play given at the
ST. Andrews Parish Sociable last
evening in St. Andrews hall.
The local jag list now contains
sixty-two names, eight new names
having been added at the last
meeting. Seven of the additions
were from New Hope, and one from
this city.
The new pulmoter, purchased by
the Lambertville Fire Patrol, is now
located at the house of the Fleet
Wing Hook and Ladder Company,
where it will be handy for use when
ever needed.
Joseph Spencer and Miss Anna
Cooper, both of this city, were unit
ed in marriage on Saturday evening
by Rev. Theron Lee, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, the cere-
mony being performed at the par
sonage.
The Bible in the Public Schools"
will be the subject upon which
paper will be read by Mrs. Levi
Brown at the next meeting of the
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Black, Ruby Warne, Amy Conover,
Lydia Wall, Raymond Johnson, Lii
Ian Noble, Alma Wolverton, Eliza
beth Paxson, Paul Holcombe, Kath-
arine NJ. Skillman.
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LOST---Reward offered for return
of an English Setter Puppy, white
with red spots. Answers to name
of Keer" Miss Holmquist, New
Hope. Bell Phone 2O4-3.
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WANTED---Situation at general
Homework; cooking, baking, etc.
Mrs. Addie Gray, 103 South Main
St. (this week only.)
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Eighth Annual Stanley County Fair
Last Week A Great Success

The Eighth Annual Stanley County
Fair was held in Kadoka on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of last
week and from every point of view
was most successful occasion. The
drilling rain which fell on Tuesday
made the prospects for a successful
fair look rather dark but weather man
was on his good behavior and the
sun came out nice and bright We'd
nesday morning and quickly dried
the mud and two more ideal DAYS
than Thursday and Friday could no,
have been desired. The crowds on
the two latter days We're large. and
much above even the highest esti-
mates of the Fair management. The
neighboring towns all sent large del
rgations, and many froil points in
the east We're here for the big time
The interest shown in the Fair 10y
the people of the entire county was
most gratifying ana ihe many fine
exhibits and pe pie wno came
from various parts Ut tn" county were
duly appreciated. EveryCue had "A
grand time visiting Win ueighbors
from other localities within the coun-
~ and the crowd Was "a most orderly
one-u0t an arrest being made during
the entire time.
Each day WAS well filled with pro-
gram that met with the approval or
:hr VISITORS The horse races wer e
close and pleasing aud the Chariot
race, each afternoon If the last two
days We're greeted with great APP
plause. The first afternoon the race
was run immediately after dinner
aud the first heat was a tie between
the two runners, the second heat be-
ing won by W. IL. Runyan with his
four horse team. On the afternoon
of the last day the first heat of this
race WAS won by } K. Woodard with
his team of four, the second heat was
tie and the third anu last heat of
the race was won by Woodland. On
Thursday and Friday afternoons the
Philip and Kadoka ball teams played
two good games of ball, the former
team winning both days. The first
game resulted in score of : to ?,
with Golf and Freeze the battery for
Philip and Osborn and Solon for Ka-
doka. The score of the last game
was to ,, with Dorothy and Freeze
the battery for Philip and Sauser and
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Official Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners

CONTINUED from last week.
Town Of Kadoka.
No. cattle raised 33 1-3 per
cent.
No. 6 cattle raised so per cent.
No. Z cows raised 10 per Cent.
On mot on, assessment of c. NJ.
Wilson for class No. "a was chang
cd from 100000 t. $4,000 in
Town of Kadoka.
On motion, Board of Equalizat /
ion adjourned.
Board of Equal zatiCn.
BY Frank Coye, Chairman.
Attest: James A. Quigg, County
Auditor.
At 1870 o'clock p. NJ, july 22nd,
Board Of County G mmissioners re-
assembled as per adjournment.
Members presnt: F. A. Hart, Chair
man, II. l.. Jeffries, F. E. Morr
son, Frank Coye, and James A.
QulSS, OOuuly AuuiNOi.
On molten, the following claims
were allowed and warrants drawn:
Frank l.. Gale, assessing
Brady Twp. claimed $4,000,
allowed =. =. :. IS $500
Guy H. Waldo. assessing K'ser
Twp. 5o'oo
Allen F. Spaur, assessing
Little Buffalo Twp. =. =. $500
J. o. Peterson, assessing Matti-
sn Twp. claimed $4,000.
Jesse Misel, assessing Cedar
Twp. claimed S4S.O0. allow
l.. II. McCready, assess sng
Rifle Twp. .. =. -. =. ..36.O 90
e. o. Bjelkstrom, assessing
Plum Creek Twp. claimed
5000 allowed e. :. =. 80. .oO
NJ. p Cossard, assessing Town
of Kadoka, claimed $1,000,
allowed :. :. :. E. 6O.OO
w. A. Steien, assessing
Pleasant Twp. :. ..16.OV
Isaac McReynolds, assessing
Brown Twp. claimed $45 90,
allowed E. =. 36.Oo
+. II. Thomas, assessing Town
of Cottonwood, :. :. 3. 5000
w. r. Crawford, assessing
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Greek Twp. claimed $51OO,

Greek Twp. claimed $51OO.
allowed e.. e.. e.. -. 49,. 5000
j, n. Young, assessing RIVER
view Twp. e. e.. O.. -. e. 5000
II. w. Mcmis. assessing Pleas
ant View Twp, claimed $500.
allowed SO. 90
N. b. Kellogg, assessing Butte
Twp claimed $500
HloWed .5o.OV
On mot on, coyote ounty certi
ficate No. 2144 was approved.
On motion, the following Resom-
tion was adopted:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, a petition has been
Tiled with the County Auditor and
this day presented to the Board
cf County Commissi ners OF stan
ley County, asking that Township
Five (5) North OF Range Twenty
Gle (2D T. b. II. NJ. in sad
County be created into a separate
School District to be known as
O'NeHl school District numbered
Nnety-seven. and
Whereas, 4 appears to the ard
OF County Commissioners of stan
ley Count and the County Superin-
| tendent of said C7unty here pre-
sent that the said petition is Sgn-
cd by more than two-thirds of the
qualified electors of said congress
onIh 'wnship, and that said con
aressional township. and that said
school District comprises more than
one compre ssional township.
Resolved, by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners Cf Stanley Coun-
Y that the said township Five (5)
North Of Range Twenty-one CID
T.. b. II. NJ, be and the same is
hereby created q separate School
District, known as O'Neill School
District numbered N'nety-seven.
Be 1t Further Resolved. that w.
w. Warmer, County superintendent
Of said County, be and he is here
by directed TO make a report 10
this Board Of the property inter
ests Of said O'NdII School District
and said Leslie Shool District, as
provided by Section 60, Chapter
30 Of Laws Of 1907.
Dated at Fort Pierre, S. D.. this
5lst dny of July, 1914.
Board Of County commissioners.
BY f. A. Hart,
Chairman.
Attest: James A. Quigg, County
Auditor
hereby concur in foregoing re
solution.
w. w Warner,
County Superintendent OF Schools
Committees continued to check
accounts Il Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
til 900 O'Clock A. NJ. Aug 1st.
At 900 O'Clock A. NJ. August
1st, B"ard Of County Commission
crs assembled as per adjourn
mcnt All members present
On motion, claim OF r. r. Marsh
f $1,000 for per diem as County
G Commissioner was allowed
On motion, petition Of VIM II.
Sherwood for refund OF S366.G7
paid fCr liquor license was granted
| license having been cancelled n
/ Town Of Kadoka.
Committees continued to check
accounts # Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned nm.
/ til 1880 O'Clock p. NJ.
/ At 1880 o'clock p. NJ, August 1st
CONTINUED on page four
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>''i man, o-i' 'hL' ~ duh Ivy 9
and f. +. Morrison.
Committees continued to check
accounts cf Auditor and treasurer.
on mot on, claim of MIS- John
Tc"aud for transportation for
school children for $125.GO was al
lowed.
On n ton, Board adjourned un-
til $50 o'clock p NJ July 2Sth
At 1:30 O'Clock p. NJ. July 2Sh
Board cf County Commissioners re
assembled as per adjournment.
Members present: r r. Marsh.
Chairman Protein, PRANK Coye
and T. f. Morrison.
G mmittCes continued to check
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer.
On notion, Board adj urned un-
til 800 O'Clock a. NJ. July Goth.
At 900 O'Clock A. NJ, July 29th,
beard of County Commiss oners re
asscmbled rs per adj urnmcnt. All
members present. Meeting called to
order by f. A. Hart, Chairman.
Committees continued to check
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer
On .tion. Board adjourned un-
.tl 1880 O'Clock p. NJ, July Goth.
At l:30 O'Clock p. NJ, July 29th,
Board Of County Commiss oners re
assembled as per adjournment. All
members present.
Committees continued to check
accounts CT Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
III 800 o'clock A. NJ. July 30th.
At 300 O'Clock A. NJ. July 3Oth,
Board Of County Commissioners re-
assembled as per adjournment. All
members present.
Committees continued checking
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
Il 1870 O'Clock p. NJ,
At 1880 O'Clock p. NJ, July 3Oth,
Board Of County Comm ssioners re-
assembled as per adjournment. All
members present,
On motion, the following claims
were allowed and warrants drawn:
\. f. Rohlinger, teachers
exam and expenses IS 100
John A. Swan, assessing
Adams Twp. .. 49,. e.. $500
F. c. Block, unloading
culYerts ... S.oo
'ames A. Qmg postage. 1749
4. NJ Swineford, cleaning court
room for teachers exams 200
Geo. T. Morgan. drayage
and express =. e.. g.. e.. .72.4O
II. l.. Jeffries, road viewing. 500
Committees continued checking
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
I'll 900 O'Clock A. NJ, July 31st.
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Willow Creek Bridge . $l9O1.9O
Midland lee Break O.. e.. .1004.20
$29O6.f 10
Less amount previously ad-
vanced on contract $25O0.0O
Warrant drawn for bal. of S406.10
On motion, the Board of County
commissioners appointed the follow
ing mmntee of three TO investi-
gate personal property assessments
tor 1914, viz:
F. \. Hart. Com. 3rd. DIST.
IL. L. Jeffries, Com. 2nd. DIST.
James A. Quigg. County Auditor.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
ill 900 o'clock A. NJ, July 27th
At 500 o'clock A. NJ. July 27th
Board of County Commissioners re
ssombled as per adjournment. All
members present.
Committees continued checking
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, ella m of Fischer Bros
for $34.14 for mdse for courthouse
and paupers was allowed
On motion the following res hut
ION Was adopted
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF STANLEY COUNTY, S. d.
WHEREAS; certain warrants of
Stanley County have remained
un,alled for and on file in the
office Of the County Auditor for
period Of six years and upwards
next preceding the date hereof,
-old warrants bong described as
follows:
Warrant NO. Date, To Whom
Drawn, Fund, Amount
9olO, Jan II, 1908. Miss Arta
Akin General $1.10.
9O59, Feb. >, 1908. L. l.. Burns,
General, .25.
zoos, Jan. II, 1908, walter Ii.
Baldwin, General, $50.
S36G1, Apr. 10. 1907, Geo. Com
sock, General. $3.50.
94G7, July 9, 1908, c. l.. Deben-
nam. General, 5000
947@, July ., 1908, NJ. Darmody,
neral, $50
9oG4, Feb. >, 1905, Geo. Ed
ward, General, 20.
S775, oct. s, 1907, DR.. G. E.
Edwards, General, $500.
9412, July 8, 1908, w F.. Henle,
General, $500.
1929, Jan. 13, 1908, Grover
jerks, General, $1.1O.
S7S1, Oct. 8, 1907, DR.. s. D.
Kearney, General, $3.50.
S747 Oct. z. 1907, J. o. Martel,
General $1.1O.
S7S5, Oct. 8, 1907, Theo. Mick
elson, General, .25.
1851, July 10, 1908, Alfred
Nichols, General, 3.45.
1896, Oct. s, 1907, S. S. Ruble,
General, 25.
91O9, Apr. 7, 1903, S. s. Ruble,
General, 1.1O.
1858, Nov. %, 1907, Geo.
Strasheim, Read and Bridge, $500.
9427, July 9, 1908, Ernst Wege-
kaupt, General, 5000
9O46, Feb. 5, 1908, N. H. wy
coff, General, .25.
S7S9, Oct. 8, 1907, DR.. n. II.
Wyckoff, General, so.
9O6t, Feb 5, 1908, S. C. Var
nell, j. p. General, .25.
BE IT, Therefore, Resolved by
the Board of County Comm ssicm-
ars Of Stanley County that the war
rants herein described be, and the
same are, hereby cancelled.
Dated July 27, 1914.
Attest: James A. Quigg, County
Auditor
f. A. Hart, Chairman.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
til 1870 o'clock p. NJ.
At 1870 O'Clock p. NJ, July 27th,
BOARD Of CouEy Comm. ssioners re
assembled as per adjournment.
Members present: r. r. Marsh,
Frank Coye and F. E. Morrison.
Meeting called TO order by Frank
Coye, On motion, R. R. Marsh,
was appointed Chairman Pro TEN.
Committee out Investigating 1914
assessment.
Committees continued to check
accounts of Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
til 900 O'Clock A. NJ, July 2Sth.
At 900 O'Clock A. NJ, July 2Sth,
Board Of County Commissioners re-
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assembled as per adjournment
Members present: f. a Hart,
Charma H. l.. Jeffries. +. +.
Morrison, Frank Coye, and James
4. Quigg, County Auditor.
Committees continued to check
accounts Of Auditor and Treasurer.
On motion, claim of VIM. Will
kerson for bridges was allowed US
follows:
Willow Creek Bridge $1901 80
Midland lee Break .1O04.2O
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$29O6i0

$2906. II
Less amount previously ad-
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La Guida del MinatOre

II Rev. Sanna, rautore di questa
pregevole Guida ha ricevuto, or son
pochi giorni, lie copie del suo lavoro
che gia' sono in vendita in molti vii
laggi citta della Pennsylvania
La Guida del Minatore, 81 puo' dire
senza tema di esagerare, e. proprio
cio' che mancava al lavoratori dele
miniere. In essa il chiaro antore spiega
con parola facile e dilettevole come il
minatore deve comportarsi nelsuo la
voro, sia per renderlo piu' prolific
vole, sia per salvaguardarsi dale mol
teplici disgrazie che spesso 81 hanno
lamentare nella miniera.
Chiunque desidera fare acquisto
di questa utilissima Guida potra' ri
volgersi al nostro ufficio, Marshall
Building, Stanza n. II, Indiana, Pa
Ii prezzo e. di so soldi la copia.
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L ANNUNCIO UFFICIALE
DELL OCCUPAZIONE DI
RHEIMS

LONDRA, 15-L 'occupazione di
Rheims, da parte dele truppe allie
ate E stata annunziata mel seguen-
te communicate uficiale pubblicatO
dali "Ufficio- o-Stampa" del Mini
stero della Guerra.
lie truppe alleate hanno occu-
patio Rheims. II corpo di armata
schierato add estra degh inglesi ha
preso seicento prigionieri e 81 e i'm
.padronito di dodici cannoni'."
La pioggia dirotta ha reso lie
strade impraticabili sicchee la riti-
rata del tedeschi E diventata mol.
to piu' dificile''.
"n nemico occupa ancora una
fortissima posizione sui fume Ais
ne. ii combattimento 81 svolge vio
lento e sanguinoso su tutta la hnes
q battaglia''.
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LA GERMANIA A CORTO DI
DENARO.

LONDRA, 13-Il prestito di gu
ezra di 250 millioni di dollari an
ciato dial governo tedesco e causa
Iii non lieve preoccupasiOne mel
ministero competente.
ST afferma che l'Operazione e sta
to affidata unicamente nj banchi-
eri, giacche il pubblico, preso dial
panico per la piega minaccisa
degli avvenimenti in Francia per
le enormi perdite sofferte dali 'es-
ercito tedescO, non e dispOstO sOt-
toscrivere in misura conveniente.
Per acquietare il pubblico lie au-
torita affermanO che negli ultlmi
giorni lie forze tedesche sonO state
cOstrette all 'inaziOne dial bisognO
di riposo dopo la lOtta gigantesca
dele scorse settimane.
La censura divenuta cosi Sc
vera che giornali dell impero So
nO autorizzati a pubblicare sol
tanto dispacci fayorevoli ale ar
mi tedesche.
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L ARMATA DEL PRINCIPE
EREDITARIO IN PERICOLO

BORDEAUX, 15.-Secondo lie
opinioni espresso qui nei circoli
militari, la posizione dell 'armata
del principe ereditario assai pre-
caria.
/ forti francesi ad est della Ar
gonne hanno reso impossible la
ritirata in quella direzione.
L'armata e, percio', costretta a
muovere verso il nord, nella spe-
rama di unirsi allie attire forze te-
desche lungo la linea Meziers st.
Quentin. Senonche, i francesi in
seguono gia i tedeschi a nord di
Rheims cola probabilta di tagliar
fuori l'armata nemica.