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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29

rent for pumping purposes during
the irrigation season. When the cur
rent is not needed for lifting water,
the proposal is to sell it for heating at
e low price. Mr.. Tallmadge seems to
see in the power merger menace to
his plans for providing the Black Can
yon project with source of revenue
from it's power possibilities.
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Objects to Power Merger

c. L. Tallmadge of New York, who
is endeavoring to finance the Black
Canyon project, has asked the public
utilities commission to give him a
hearing before it passes on the power
merger. His plans for watering the
Black Canyon tract included the erec-
ton of power plants to furnish cur
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29
Materials For Swords.

Perhaps no manufactured article has
90 variously adapted itself to circum-
stances as the sword. 1t has been
made of stone. wood. bone, copper,
brass, bronze and iron. 1t has as
sumed as many shapes and sizes. 1t
has been long and short, wide and mar
row, curved and straight. heavy and
light. pointed. round and square. sharp
on one side. on both sides and on
neither side.
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DIED

Wanda Irene Hall, the 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Hall,
died on Saturday morning from the
effects of a combination of whooping
cough and pneumonia. About six
weeks ago the family lost younger
child The funeral services were held
at the L. d. S. church.
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Christian.

Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL a. m. Subject, Safety First
home missionary sermon. Evening
at p. M, "The Church and Dancing"
Oliver Hover, Minister.
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whv He laaahed.

The man who had failed for s1S7.-
6539S laughed uproariously.
Those fool papers" he cachinnated.
put my failure under Business Trou-
bles.'"
For he had managed to fail without
the slightest trouble to himself.-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29

party and when those differences are
adjusted, he hopes to see a united
party back the right candidate on a
strong, sanely progressive platform.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29
CHURCH NOTICES.
Associated Bible Students

Meet every Sunday at II o'clock a.
M, at N. w. corner of Third and Nc
Kinley avenue.
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Latter Day Saints

Services on Sunday as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Regular SER
vices at p. m. All are invited. Geo.
F. Smith, Bishop.
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Do;no nj. share,

Are you doing anything for the pres
ervation of our antiques?
"You bet am. sell cosmetics. =
Louisville Courier-JournaL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29
A Reel Sport.

Hay-what kind of a fellow is
Jones? BiIl-Well. he claps at the mo
ton pictures. California Pelican.
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Baptist.

We heartily invite the public A to
unite with us in the following Ser
vices: Sunday Bible school at 10 a.
M, public worship at IL a. m. and 8
p. m, Young Peoples Union at p.
M, Wednesday, mid-week service at
8 p. m. The subjects for Sunday are
as follows; Morning, "God and Man
Reasoning Together. Evening, "The
Call to the Youth of Today to Wor-
ship God. "A. C. Lathrop, Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-29

A Persian philosopher says. The
goat climbs the rocky hill. the wise
man takes the valley road"
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Baptist Notes

Sundays subjects are on important
topics and we heartily invite all in
terested to attend.
The monthly market and cooked
food sale of the Ladies Aid Society
will be held Saturday afternoon at the
store of T. B. Hargus.
Our young people invite the pub
lie to waffle supper in the social
rooms of the church on Wednesday
evening, May 5, from $50 to 1880
o'clock. A good supper for quarter.
The pastor breaches at Central Me-
sa Sunday at p. m.
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Found Remedy.

married again? And you were so
deeply panied when you lost your
wffpr'
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EMMETT WEATHER REPORT.

A weeks record of the government
weather station, as furnished by To-
,al weather observer H. T. Davis:
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Yes, yes. / felt as If had tooth
pulled. Well. had another one put
tn-"-Paris Illustration.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-08
FARMER Arrested
On (FlAR() RAPE

zennare. Ed u
Price, sla well know b farmer OF
1 Baden township was arrested q. a on
saturday sof last week on the
charge of statuto tory rape. the con[la ,lt[ b.
planning Nj Ritness !: :tbein ngs Susan d aus,
years Sof age, and the dau lighter
Mr.. and M Is, I'll ohm aus, wing
short d istanee ssoait theast an an
mar as$
he eleg END ant vas giiVens al pre-
8sliminary Inc before Judge
/ Lynch a Minnt on Tues day. FIe
pleaded not but was ourd q 4
S5oVer Sto III ls4 ~ NoVembe term 4of disr
!. triict collr rt,8 and out PONDS.
The girl gave bi chit
short time a and 8 cnses Price .e
OF being resp onsible 35f for her eondi--$
Stion. rice ade deniess his guilt, al aim Inl:
that he iss being prosecuted be-
cause off troub Bile he has had with
reiatio ons. The iminal action
was brough III saturd az, Il, after seyer=5 seys
att pts to sett le he ma tier
out of court had fai s35
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cl,ooIl / ! z I atterk kox,


Even nuizzes Ina, Il be put Sbsnt I;
fscIi iooI not neYer
human theme mach ines are
sWOrling fine They Al III nov tll M Tl-
Ing ant 81
Ssas Reggie Coleman visit ted llsS for a
couple of r days last wee
reshmsn sa ys they love
Latin because d itts isss So seasy 2.sss
Itss lii ke God care of
iies aI gelbr:a boo they will
probably have last tilss
next twenty years
s AZ core sSis IN lns ehitg
lessons
bat re- progress be-
tween Hugh htes oIe man ana Ernest
5stenaoil reared
on seen rsss ssil were
ina ttlae sIa1
Ie sa ar lair
which lla
fOnt ielenj Is g
sacfOss s,or Trans
& 1ss lsfs EI1IsI
I5Sfcf
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-08

VflIlston, D: Oct. Ole
| Lunde. b. farmer seven miles east
ses AN illisto i was Instantly killed
Just west of BHford II Tuesda lay. even
ing when he Il was struck by a
west bound freight train Lunde
was val king along the track. go
ing west from BIZ sorr, to Mondak.
He was seen by the engineer a
moment before the Iocumo motiye hit
him but 1t was too late to- even
slow down the train. q \ !: 5s 4; !: /:
The unfortunate man was So
years old He was II Sas widoWer
with no children. II Mrs Ole Boss
wife siH a well known farmer near
;WillfsIon lis al sister and the only
:surVivtng relative. in this part = of
the state q Funeral services will
be held from the Norwegian Luth-
:eTan Church in this city Saturday
afternoon at5#twos o'clock. S ss&...
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WILL GE! ! LONG L D |
Term f0g CRIME

,S} y Minot N. 80. /, Oct. Ole Strons-
moe was arrested ;. by the h police
late; yesterday on q 3 charge sofs rob-
.bing a transient at the oom of
the former at the Chicago restaur
ant. The 70 obbery was some ething
OF a. departure in the game, but
the evidence against the criminal
is such that h e will get 81 IA 4 good, !,
stiff term IN the pen iten tiary. In
fact, It is thought he will plead
guilty and get the matter off his
mind .s "a 3s5 s
tronsmoe oess had / a. 70 ON at the
Chica go; restaurant The victim
came to the city Of N No.E 4 on the
Great North ern, which reaches this
city at 52:a15 in, the morning. He
fell in with the criminal soon aif-
ter landing and was invited BY
him to his room to- have a drink.
l There he was assaulted and rob
bed and thrown down the stairs.{
] Sstronsnoe went into hiding for
a few hours but the description
sof the officers were able to- get Of
him was pretty good and so soon
as he appeared from under cover
he;&Was run in & Il a Al
The evidence gainst i'm is
conclusive tn b wi cti i'm lis able to
positively q identif the m an tsja
couple sof$ eyeMit tnsssess $to the rob-
berry have been located and viii
testffsy that they sa aW the holdup
take place. y 35
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CARVED VICTIM
''RQB0sgIs

III moi ocf. }ss ham
NH iiley was bad cut about the
face bys Bnd penee elssS5 5at the: farm, ~
OF &c. . Hoover d few mi les north
OF the city Spence eli used a razor
and 4 @as part sof ftile blade was brok-
seri Off while slash ling at the: ear
his nj also cut
across the nose. p I arrests have
been mad e. {as stthe pa rites fused
tossswear put d arrant. he in
j,ired III III ii 4 III at the Hoover
home Wlere he is# being cared IS fo1
Ills njuries are not serious
Il Both Riley and s. Spencers are llar-
sssgaSt hands and bot were emp ploy-
# g o. at the \ 8Hooy eFs3 farm. During
Estii q rainy spell the men Wese loaff;77
a ing about Y ne barr and In rider TO
willis away Is time more sat is
sS Sfactorfly procured a keg of beer.
While they were consuming Its
sont tents they add TED ia game of
cards 10 the pastime and s3a side Sdi-
Version dis splite arose between g zen
the ty,o men oye eI am and
the cutting FOL IloWed sa5s5Ss
Yesterday liz poli lee arrested
Spencer on a char ga of being rlnk
\ and when itS was Learned ID tfia II he
was the part no did he cutting,
notified the ;vict I'M and soff cred to
hold the ma an on Stth Ii sehaEge Hey
/ declined to swear out rrant
and the officials Wer Forced 8Btos sslet e
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BIG OPENING SALE
IllnhR cash STORE

n me genmars tore Slens
3 mare uses dolDl space in
this issue of bnne in Ilg
I tllss attenti oilT people To ita
i treat Hal pen le W11iicll takes
Di stee orI l1 1etss li S. bis
space ia le of TIL ie best Tues
ssyas off sTs. stra tt p,lYir public n
and WOO I'm Jlr ress Eslll loes,s
alsI sns III ld read II sIla ad e hin &
& re of IRE thin shown s is
gsaasona th the neyyer ssssior u
sSbet teT can be- ltltainad an yWhere at
81 sgga INV, III ice 6e enmare lsash
Store sacI 3 put
4 saiG ii atllese gal las nst sl,efo inter
sS1t m iii Sc II ts I'D tia& &omegs could
btiys Xii1ir 0t1Slg atSSS
sin is III
vaIi III III en s the low
SIIis ices ask ket ss gast
hest Aos illds
sseI iii II anng gers BIZ ore
niit an one 0fs the
4 beat lf Ie
lsnosVg u Tiie neesi sof people itl
o nd
isl q
come l1s|le &
0es irect t
ktfs
fght t9
teIf ssxeT
HISS
a3ITsss ifias aiii siii oisss
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No,:)R|.THGATE 10 r
>-o-e-e-e-o>o-e-o-o-e-eo-e.
(From Staff Correspondent

zBernice Carter seft on Monday
last for Minot where she will at
tend the Normal school.
C. @Vandervoort arrived on We'd
nesday last from Geraldine, Mont,
to look after the threshing of his
crop. Il
DR.. and Mrs. Wig CT Flaxton
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Clifford.
( Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Emerson and
small son and Miss Hazel Emer-
son spent last Thursday visiting
friends and relatives in Kenmare
Cliff Smith, who is threshing
near Macoun, Canada, spent sever
al days of last, week visiting, in
this vicinity. &*
\ Miss. Margaret Schweyen spent
last Monday. visiting friends in
.Bowbells. That evening she left
for jamestown where she will at
tend ST.. Johns Academy.
Y Mrs. Mason spent Wednesday last
visiting frieds in Bowbells.
We wonder why w. F. Willing
came home from Bowbells so slow
Friday evening. -.
Mrs. Joe Schafer has returned to
her home after spending the past
few weeks at the George White
home. She is now cooking on the
Thomas Madden cook car. '
y Mrs. P. G. Neville spent Monday
last visiting friends at Bewbells.
81 Mr.. GreaY has. installed new
fn1nnh nn ocg in h 90
Mary Coons, Frank Bair and Will
5Coons. ~ 81 IS; &; ',}5 =.
/ 4, and Mrs G.! M .Emerson@and
small Son and Miss Hazel Emerson
and John Savage took six. o'clock
dinner at the r. G.. Emerson home
last Sunday evening ( h
Miss Questad and Miss Langness
who have spent the summer at
the George Leslie home, left son
Monday last for their home in
South Dakota. ~
81 s@ Mr.. and Mrs Herman Whempner
spent Sunday at the, Nose Lemons
home. 5s:s :4 49,, 80 @ ..y II
s%f The other infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Taffelmeyer died
Sunday morning. rte The funeral
was held Wednesday at 1880 =, at
the house and interment was. at
the cemetery near the Dunkard
church ,%$ 9%3 81 ,s;S,, & s3}.s Z & u L IT,
. w Mr.. and Mrs. joan Romine an"
the. Danny i Coons family spent
Sunday at the Walter Lowe home.
Ralph Murray's horse ran away
on Wednesday last wrecking his
buggy very badly. z BY {. s: ,.:as32sl,
s.tE y "a = Cor G.
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.SssN lone big pel licant measuring
eight eet ana ] six Inc hes from tip
was shot ii ttIi is3 city yester-
day ternoon tefonoW-
iez, fisher of The Eribune With
& i1fgl power Savage rifle bor-
ET1sHed from the & NAfoore Hardware
\ SlO inst as the bird A wing over
the city The bird seemed toSslbe
i irs no ", and did & not seem to
care where was goin He e
Sstaid the air! SoY Yerl u seit for
I about ten mi mute before he as
and sever III sop1e got their
I guns out and Ok s h OTIS tss I'M.
The bird AS I'M large and s sa
1 fflne specimen ana Saser will
send him we fbes nlo ounted
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|: ! 4 ! OK||..D !. J \! |: ].
" T9l l..i u g ri ~
S(From Star Correspondent,t

g.EfIs
Miss Alice Cunnin CHAM visited at
the Pierson home the first of 81 the he
week. e. a$3 sS rs
M i. and Mrs. sCs. 4. Pierson and
Esther j Johnson were call lers ii, Co
teau w Wednesd day. .@ rs.
| Miss Esther j ohnsoli, !, cousin of
Mrs. ,Pierson, surprised 81 the Pier
son family $by arriving here with.
out notice on Monday Sept a26.
The ladies had no seen each other
for eleven years, and u t. IS nj eedless
to say that thy were both highly
pleased. Miss Johnson left for
her nome in M Minneapol lis "a fter5 Wis
Eiting here for a week s,S
suffering from al bad felon on her
fling She had it lanced by q
physician asst week
1iss Jessie 4s5 Lund teacher in
EschooI 3 spent Sunday at the
Ehas. oIlins home:
MissS Helen Dgaard G. n Pier
son and sffamil Esther SJ ohnson,
Chasi Nv allasce and famil and lOs-
car Solin Yisit ted 4 ut the SkredsXig
home Sunday
Chas acee sifsgas hauling lllnlT
her last week rom gsotea y FOR his
5nsW barn.
Frank Osborn entt' Bowbells
last Thu rsday witt q load Oh sheep.
s1 Mrs Frank sOsb borne u was 'oWs
sers Lake Yiisi tor ast
Char sSteWart ical lesi II a be
Eco oIIins ONE ss;und
est her onap on and
BEN SsskFedsYig ere III. oteaI VI Fsri-
Eday on business ss
Miss Gunni ing ham To
Ienmars M ond It'd visit < itli her
parents a ald #sss " retlI Irned THE same
eterson i. soteau
ursday son sfness.
hn st stewart and Howard
were ssotea Eed1le on
bushes ss
ser n ID ree EMIL bought
new
\ house on he sli,t ma are
see a eWS ple moving
Eouf her
iss Percel ofS D...
arrived here sst ana is
chin School tIie
|s agnua neie
gere ins da
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will be necessary for her to make
only thirty-three more speeches be-
fera school closes. : 4 3 Y ~. - = "
One. two, one, two-feet on the
fioor--heads up-one, two, one
two Earle!" If any visitor
should chance to hear this, we
hope they will not be alarmed.
It. is only Miss Kopplin's penman-
ship and spelling class In, full
swing. II (; 81 H. u .;.a. ..a.. z + -.
Wanted: "A good cure for gig
gles.s. Alvina and Dorothea. "#
4 Do nothing today which can be
put off until tomorrow. is. popu-
lar maxim. E' r.
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STUDY CLUB !

The BowbeIls Study Club met at
the home Of Mrs. George Carey ON
Wednesday afternoon. All officers
gave their annual reports concern
Ing the work carried on during the
past year. Mrs. Van Sickle read
q very interesting paper on Suma-
ira, Java, Celebes and the Moluc-
cas-. which was very well prepared. /.
Ms. Donovan being absent, her pa
Der on Borneo was read by Mrs
Coleman, which was spIendfdiy
composed paper. The last paper
"Papua and Guam" by Mrs. Pow
ers, contained well prepared in
formation: - 7. !: II
After a short discussion the club
idisbanded, feeling greatly enthused'
over the success of the first meet
ing. =. +. q
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Q. O i ii / L L S
u From, 81, stan corre,aDo,ndont 81 . g, !,

f From STAR HCorTesp1ndah ~ d, \
Henry Pommier, John Beard,
Mrs Be card Mrs. s Remington, and
son Earl spet Thursday in Bow
bells. 53,s I. 8 -:5 :s.: =
Miss Allie McAlpine Of Brom-
head.s Sask. lis spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Beard.
sS Mrs. Reep Is some better the
last few days 81 n: IS. $5,5 5t :.
sss 5 Harold Remington was on the
sick list IA few days the past week.
The threshers T. are all getting
more than their snare of. rest;
Mr.. Remingto and family, Mrs.
McEYers and sons md Mrs. White
visited Sunday afternoon at the
John Wood home. s;.i Il. ) e
Mr.. and q Mrs Watt and s. Gosly
visited Sunday; a 4 theg.J. i .. Beard
home After Il dinner they took
Mr. and Mrs Beard and Miss !: Nc
Alpine for an auto ride. ;2. /;
Pete ChTistenso on and family of
Coteasl,s were out ITO to his farm n Sun
AMI sIai Beard visited
Esunda evening at the fFson1--
mier home l ,tEs5s 3;s
II Mr. and Mrs Frank Abbott Wis:
/ tied Sunday at w 81 y. OWings.
5t Franklin McEvers land Mary Boz
gus called to see Cora Beard Sat
urday aft tern on. 5.. =.
s5 l:z Mrs. McEvers and Mrs White
called at the Beard home Thurs
day afterno IS ...is= 4. >s:,ss
MRS. u. Z. 6 rifith, Mrs. G. 81 G:
Griffith and son visited Saturday
afternoon at the. Beard home 81.
If you! do not think Beard can
haul coal from & Bowbellss in his
Velie, just ask Henry Pommier. k.
5 Miss Lola j Jensen was quite sick
the later part of las.S week. ~ Her
mother, Mrs, ,$$s j.. 81 " r. j Jensen, came
down to see her Saturday. Lola
is cooking on the cook ,hl !; ;5s5isc Il car this
fall 4 "a Y y. i
!; Will Watt and daughter Cath
crime visited Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. lewis, Of
Crosby. iss y 5,5SS-.s
What's become of 4 the new Lig-:
mite eoTrespo dent Would like
to hear from him 5;53s ny VI 5i .s:s o
ReR. loom, s,lperint end dent Of
the northw tern district Of the
sCongregati tional church J spoke and
held inference at the r oothills
church Sunday % orning All en-
5joyed his speaking very much.
Mrs Gene Pom mi Ter and family
and Mr.. and Il Mrs Griffith visited
SSunday at the q. 10. den home.
MRS Food and M rs Reming gton
sautoed to ii gnfte AZ Tonday after
noon
Iost OF e the threshing machines
began hreshinig IA donday afterno % oo u.
PanIz r Pomniie ind NJ and Mrs.
aIt toed B ellis
Tuesday mOrning g rifhth
was suffe erin from Il toot thac cI1e:s5
s Mrs. White returned tos neI' mel
home Am bros q fonda orni ni1l &,
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: BoMbe lis Prairie i
(From staff respondent)

Lawrence Larson finished thresh-
Ing for Geo. Hansen Monday fore
noon and hen moved to Finke's
Martin Thomp ION VI and Charley
Wilson left Sunda y# afternoon for
Foxho I'm. where Thorn pson in
stalled one OF his furnaces iii the
public school lat t,iat B place. They
also Wished with friends at, the
same time. I I.3 ~
he Danish I.ut til eran oung
Folks held their meeting at Fred
#Johnsonss Sunda u. 4 SSA very good
program was 4 rendere 4 by some Of
the members " ter which Mrs.
johnson served 4 al most delicious
lunch The remand der Of the affs--
ternoorl was spent IN playing
games good time is5 reported.
Il Afiss Kath leenS IIya ns, ,sss eachers II
school as been on the sick
list as few days this week 30 her
mother has been Milling the 5yacan-
are glad learn that
Miss Evans is 8 vel ag lin
3roNn Chieag go gave
temperance leet tures ID ID school No.
s3s s:ss 3ssS'NednesdaY eVening and in school
Tl1uTsd All vening Both
meetings were sSYery good and wers
largely atte ended Thursday night
ia temp eranee lIii on org gania-
ed ana the FOL lowing GERS were
Eeifetfed Nj res Mrs.
Olson iice Pres isa a1advs
2Enmons, secy. ;ss.a All ii Alf
Ia 81
Jansen ana chill
slren allied Iansens Nom
!, bsorl u q u 4, menced
|threshing for Isa rsoIi DIT
S3Coteau, onxi
Pink and
Andrew sc,al cob
soil s,linda
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G @ r G I. . . .
.tFrom Stan corresDondent).

The Farmers Elevator Conn pany
storing the grain raised this sea-
son, and is building an extensive
addition to its already large ele-
vator, adding an additional storing
capacity Of 1900 bushels. It
looks as though there was some
grain raised in this section Oh
North Dakota, for there are two
other elevators also. handling grain.
Martin Anderson's two dauglI7
ters Hazel and Gladys, who moved;
to Montana from Coteau over IA
year ago, have returned and are,
teaching school in Burke county. D
Mrs. Seward and; Bessie Alton
are visiting at Mrs. Porter's this
week. ~ s5 81! i, s...t I. *
Last week George j Porter was;
quite i'll for several days., but
George and Bert are now conyales=-s
cent, and Myra is ailing this week
I remarked that perhaps she laugh
ed too hard at the Panama concert
Monday tvening. 70 z y. II = .S": ,&TSSs 81
The Panama Concert Company's5
entertainment at the Coteau opera!
house was quite success. There
were many very funny and laugh
able incidents, and many 1nyster-s
ious and entertaining and difficult
to understand. Everybody seemed
to be well satisfied and enjoyed
the play. George Porter from ST.:
Louis, Mo-, the star actor, is surely
an artist is his line. :. They left on
Tuesday morning for Niobe where
they intended to show that night
L. N. Peterson's new store Is
nearly finished. The painters have
been putting On the finishing touch
es. which makes it look very fine. &
/ Mrs. J. r. Jensen and daughter
Lola were visiting in, Goteau Mon
day CT this week. f2. .5=.,,.ss 5-.5s:s8 5-.:755s,:5s8
Rev. Beer of Bowbells ,autoed to-
Coteau: ON business; on Monday OF
this week. ~. sEs ss$.: :S
This is bad weather for ttlreshing.
Tuesday was only fairly good, but
we saw many wagon loads OF grain
on their way to the elevator, ready
and waiting to receive it, Tues
day. evening it. rained again, and
may again delay the farmers with
their threshing. IS ssEjsS 3s
4 ReY. Beer will preach In Goteau3
next snnday, the sseatl erinit:-sy|
ting. 5.ss7, s:;sss E4a.%
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was taken away and he was march

was taken away and he was larefl-
ed to the city 81 Ill.
DeGormo had soccu lied room
att the sWaVerly hoteI II The hol-
gter Of gun and some personal
belongings were Found in sth d room.
-It q Isl believed that yVartchoW has
captured one OF mi gh had
gang Of. Oklahoma thugs who are
in the city. Anoth Ter nj member OF
the gang was ca ught Gently,
saw, blades and bul llets being
3eound sewed Il his B clio thing,
DEG Gornlo waived e3annina ton
before j Judge Lynch Mond day and
was bound over \. to the district
court ,lnd ders $ 10 . o. ba i. which he
cannot furnish S: :$S
An attempt ssis being made to To-
cate Dec Gornao at ttempted VIC
Tins who disappeared as soon as
the policeman came tt; the rescue.
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l3if md q igS Inprove-s
Hi sij1Is| eIif iii ise one ,f our itnprovS
Bs sVanf or hog
&
he from tingI
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Services for Sunday .ssssss
dorni1g service attss ::ss ka,
Sunday school AT noOng
AfternoOn service gotean
8 Evening service Al. asls
the friends ease note
there not be preac
services on sundzy 3et. oyviiias
Ito the past III bell tIle aflaasIst
cont erences eh00
be held at the ix6aI heliI
M astoy, 4 81 lsel lsaa s|ssa9