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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
rEusrEE.s NOTICE OF SALE:

Nv virtue of a Deed OF. Trust dated
FEBRUARY Srd. 1911. made by James N
record in once OF the clerk OF the coun-
Sinia. IN Trust Deed Book No SO: page
a to secure Virginia r. Ogden the
payment of three certain notes. with IN
tereSt and default having been made
cree Of the circuit Court OF said Harri-
son County. entered at its May Term,
1916. in chanceFy order BOOK .s No, -.
ed as Trustee. In the place and stead OF
John Basel. deceased. with ful power
viii. therefore sell at public outcry to
the hIEssss and be, nszs e 3sr4 On Bay or
commencing at about one o.clock 1 3. "A,
at the front door OF ths. Court Aouse
all that certain lot or parcel Of land.
witch ITS appurtenances.l lying and 1eans
s.tuate IN Torsa so Veg So,,,,ty west VIZ.
Stnia being part OF Lot NO. ~ a.
laid down and desiSnated on G-o w
Lots which plat IS OF record In the
proper once Of said Harrison County,
being fu1her bounded ana: described as
follows: Beginning at an iron PIN, t tRe
northeast corner OF lot Of, 10 faorx ~ ssSr ts
STREET., and with the same n 20 L.
degrees. T. A feet 70 an Iron PIN. eor,
ner 10 lot heretofore sold to Ira L queen cen
and with the line OF same s.. 20 de-
~rees. = s132 feet, to post on an.a1lGey.
1hence- With same s. As il sdeSEees.
W. 4f ceet TO post another CORNER 70
lot 40. 4o thence with same n. 40 de-
Erees, We feet. to the place OF be.
ginning and being the same lot that
son. by ESinoresW. Ogden. ndsVtrgtnia-
r. Ogden. his wife. by deed dated JAZZ an
s,,ro1e- once OF said Harrison County
In Deed Book No Us. page ISL.
TERMS OF SALE: One-ohird OF rne
nu-chases money cash In hand on day
OF sale, or as much more as the pur-
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chaser may elect to pay IN casn; one
and the residue thereof witch interest IN
two years from day Of sale; the pur.
chaser to execute his notes with Sood
nersona security. and a vendors !ien
1vfI also be retained by way OK 1urt her.
security for=the deferred pu3ca ttr'
t1's Given under my hand this eseh. day OF
May: ). 9. T sr1DLR. Trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
ROOFING

WE Make q specially OF metal roofing
and galvanized spouInE: Let US make
your inquiry for furnishing OF erect
5nc FSEEL CITY MFG. Co. sNocth
Sixth street. BeF Phone 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
FOR SALE-TFams

roR SALElFssn OF - acres 1Ittn1n
49, 1,,i1es az Marietta o.: good eight
room house: good barn; poultry house
and hog house: cwo ctsterns. one. as
baro: free natural gas Tor fuel: one
OF the best fruit dairy and truck
farms in the township: good a s,pes
~ nuns: beaches. grapes and ounces:
one acre strawberries. half acre rasp.
berries; hog. cattle and horse paSeu nte:
crops 20. to purchaser which consist
os 1000 early cabbage 1000 tomaSoes.
Ri. bargain IL sold soon Owner SONG
Wss+ Terms easy. Address the owner.
YIN e Detlor. Martetta. ono
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EOR SALE-L5ts

FoR SALE-Lot No. rs located on
Worley avenue. Broad Oaks good res
fdence section. Price and terms rea-
soaable Apply to w B. Flint. sal
en-. W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
WANTED 70 BUY

WAITED TO .BUE-veal calves. Can
: or write Candy Provision Co.. Bell
phone 4o1: Home s. c1a-ksburs. w
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

FoR RENT-csre nicely furnished room
fss1or n<i,t housekeeping at No. Purse
4 love Terrace Fourth street. Glen Elk
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FoR REST-one large furnished front
rno,n he'd and sanitary couch. bath
- Hnl,one i've minutes walk from
court house sleeping room foT gentle gentle
man or nurse: rent FSaSonako4e- 3eiA
phone 11S5-J-1-
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rop REST-Two Furnished front rooms
Snr Light housekeeping; use OF bath
ND phone; two minutes Walk from
postof1ce. Apply At IL Scaool *
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FoRI RENT-NIce1y furnished rooms
~ iirbt housekeeping: range and
1Oa In ,Sftchen also sleeping rooms:
onIS respectable persons need Apply ply,
Apply at 2os Byrd street Isen Gat>:
rEcaIl.B4l-phone. S19-J..s. -
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FOR REST-Sicely furnished H.. 1r on,
chanfc street. opposite Jones Flats
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

wASTED-By good capable women.
wa shixS and cleaning. also place for
Young girl TO nurse children OK WASH
dishes. Address Mrs. Keefer. AZ s E5
rison street. Broad Oaks. or cali -SoH--
SoliSated phone 49,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED TO RENT-By young man
q room In. private family. with al
conventenceS. Address b. G. NJ care
Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

Rop REST-rwo furnished rooms Tor
Iic-hr Housekeeping. Apply at 1o1
School street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

WANTED TO RENT-YounS couple de-
Sires TO rent three or four nnfurEiSh-
ed rooms Stealey Heights preferred.
Address d. H. care Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

rop RESr-Two -oonns and small
isitchen. furnished fo5 light hSn as
ST9f and back porches. cellar. sink
and gas range: no children: Ben phone
1-.Srt,,ia Ave. Near Carlisle school
..RiiS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

FoR REST-Two or thre rooms far
rIsxtaed for light housekeeping. ~
= roIIere street Broaddus addition
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SITUATIONS WENTED

POSITION wANTED-As boolSkeeper
or billing clerk by young man "a
years Of age Address e II care
-srelecraru ONCE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

Losr-saturday night or Sunday at
Norwood Park: card case containing l ss;
II rerurncc to A. H Turner. az Nor
wood Park.
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wANITT1D-Board and room; all home
cooIcfnF Apply st 324 South Second
street. Bell phone S4o-M-
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FOR REsST-rwo five room houses witt
barl1 and porcheS. Apply to Meta v
Thorne $50 West Pike street
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n--yR. RE.N-r-F,ive room house IN Alta
Vista Good garden. gas. etc Well on
premises Rent in advance. Inquire
Corner Third and Hickman streets.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

Why BE w1rHoUr MONEY! ae-
con11aodate everybody. ~ loaniaS
= na1.sfcal Instruments. etc. Jos. Jay.
Jeweler. Waldo Bldg. Fourth street
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

]. A. Stiles returned Tuesday
from St Paul, where he went last
week OH business in connection
with the organization OF the >st;iic-
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

Cattle Company.
Ed. .Airail ni Hawk, audi,orl Of
the Standing Roci; l,air Association,
attended the meeting of he fair
association oitirer:; Saturday, and
remained OYER Monday and Tuesday
on business. I'd. is one OF Tic
progressive Indian tarn.erS Of Por-
ci;pii4r district, and sais, that big
crop wa.: icing harvested in his lis
jrjtt. a's,i thar tircv expected RoF
Pierce of Stevenson. would threSh
fnr ;!leMl III the near future.
lack Gari@Man ias at the post.
"liee M ols! 1iuz=ir loading gun
wlie! bnars tire '!&tr Ilarpers
Perry 1&]t which Wa found ONE
}~af< ago near tie Grand River br
Frank. t,atos. !, j. believed the
gun va- used by he indians dur
ms the Custer battle il 1876, aud
THROWN away wheu the inslian- were
,lsarned ie also has on cxhibi-
sion an oI' sin~ie shot pistol which
no doubt has an interesting history
also.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03
Want Column
,szss=:as*sszszzea

NOT Standard form prom
misery notes; Tor sale ut the Pioneer
Office
LlNERY-l;ood team and rig
for livery service. and team Tor gen
eral work. :'esso Gravl".ar. Agency
school. ADV. adj
LDNN>;-M hen You want to sell
yotlr land OF make a loan. write OF
call ON c. 4. Patterson, 1O1 New
Mort, Lille Bldg, Minneapolis,
}Iinn. 2l-t1
FOR SALE. CII;1.Np-%20 acres
four miles south OF Fort Yates will
be sold Tor s-i:10 per acre t"F cash
Il deal j. made within two weeks
Owner is sacrificing; IN order 10
make quick sale. Inquire at lIok-
a,.sol- Turner store, TT. Mates.
MUSIC INsTlu NlENrs y liur
OF G. &. Conn famous valve and
Hide vi double -rr music rack
and some horn repairs Send i'll
YOUR oil horn and SGT = new one
through me. Il. l., Hinton, local
{. II. Conn Agent
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

i
N;n. Ostrum went to McLaugll-
lin Tuesday after load OF lumber,
Martin Swift and Anton Engel
were over from selfridse Saturday
10 attend thc horse sale.
! Miss Mary Plrots went 10 Bis
lnarck last week. where her mother
is receiving treatment at the hos
t-pital.
Miss Anna Baker Of Bismarck.
/ returned home last week after a
visit with Mrs. DR.. Rice at Cannon
! ball.
Dick Harmon Of Sclfridge was
among others who attended the
auction sale of horses belonging to
the Fair Association Saturday. He
bought several head.
Miss Wright, who has been opcr-
ator at the Agency telephone office
, for the past two months, has re-
signed to go to school, and her
place has been taken bv Miss Fiske.
The sale of horses Saturday do
mated the Standing Rock Fair Asso-
citation drew quite crowd and there
was spirited bidding for the "a ami
mails offered, and all were sold at
satisfactory prices.
Fr. Ambrose went to Strashurg
yesterday to get some repairs for
the we'll ON the fair grounds. j. L.
Cash OF the Cash q IIinc Carnival
Company, went along to post some
advertising matter
The 10 year old son oil Garfield
Driver of Little Eagle, died Satur-
day at mclaughlin from tubercu-
losis. The young man returned
last week from Minneapolis, where
he had gone for treatment and was
co low when he arrived Mt Mel ,alpl-
lin that he could not be moved
home.
Dr.. Pfalfnlan returned Monday
from Bismarck, where he went last
week Oh business at the hcadquar-
! ters OF tho u. S. Bureau of Animal
Industry, which he represents ON
tho reservation. lie says that III.
o. PoweI, formerly issue clerk at
! tie local Agency, js now working
in The office at Bismarck.
1 Sam Culbertson is busy these
! days training his sorrel running
horse which Ilp will enter for the
races next week. Sam has bad
several years experience as q Jockey
and has rode to victory q numbcf
OF the fast horses on the TT. Peck
reservation in Montana, from where
he came this spring.
T.. s. Henderson was over from
across Inc river Yesterday after q
hay loader belonging to \. [. o.
trum and is getting ready to put up
hay. lie has just finished harvest
ing TO acres OF fine grain, and sta!
cd that the early wheat would make
a record yield, but the later wheat
in some case: has been touched by
rust.
4 crew Of men were busy on the
fair grounds "Wednesday aud yes
tcr,!av repairing the We'll. Some
time ago the pump rod was discnn
nectrl from the windmill and as
the pump had not been in use for
over year tie rod rustcd and stuck
in tie pipe making it necessary t."
pull all the piping out. The job
was one that taxed the ingenuity of
all the mechanical experts about
town and finally Rev. Fr. Ambrose
planned q way TO pull The pipe out
which proved successful. Fr. Ann
brosc is not only Il good preacher,
but iirst-class mechanic as we'll.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

Try P:oases want sJv Or
" $ .=s ,.;:.-
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

DR.. Rice and wife Of Cannonball
were in the city Monday evening
accompanied by L. C. Brewster,
the \. P. station agent, and Sam
Zings Of ElSalalza, Montana, Mrs.
Brewster $ father who is at Cannon
ball for a visit. The party came
down in Dr.. Ricc's car.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF Interior
u. S. Land Office at Bismarck, n. d
July 10Th, 1918

u. .. Land oiiicH at iilSHihTch, NJ u
July 10th, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Esther c.
Postlc. of Winona, North Oak, who, or
April 9th, 1919, made homestead entry,
serial No. Ul6s57, for SEli5 OF section
80, township l3l N, range IS west, of
tho ST 2. meridian. has tiled notice Of
intention to make three year homestead
proof, 10 establish claim TO the land
above described, before e. p. Fosle,
clerk Of he district court, at ilnton,
North i,ak., on the 9TH day of Sept.
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Nustrum of Winona. North Da!l.
Levi Henderson of Winona. North Oak.
William Tough ri Linton. north Oak.
Elmer Anderson Of hinton. Sarh Oak.
z. T.. Byrne. Register
First pub, July 80.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

Tie l'ir,t National Bank Of Yates.
located AT Fort Yates, IL: the state u
North Dakota, is closing liz affairs. Al.
no!e. holders and ether creditors o! the
association are therefore notified TO pre-
sent tlaa notes aud ctle. claims for pay
uen:,
Dated July sth. 1915.
7 L,,o- Cy.b;a-
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03
t:w-yyarsz,E[l1.Z-.
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: fTs=c.::sH>---iGi i II fI Concerning Gt:@
l III =; f5pIl Il 1'yas-es,s Is, .!se
Fred 0slrum came over from ac-
ross the river Sunday after = team.
Henry Mclaughlin was UP from
;s;iJ. McLaug'lin's ianei. Sunday.
/ lTr. and Mrs. Jerry Hart OF vi
mona ,lcieIlbo1.Iiood, visited friends
ON tllis side OF the river Monday
Mrs. l.. W. Harris was sick Soy
eral days last week and the first of
his, but is reported improving.
I +. c. Means made 4 business
visit TO Wakpala Saturday, return
! ing Sunday.
/ Mrs. j. j. TEuse and children
were up from Selfrdgc over Sunday
for Il visit at their Winona home.
s. r. Buckley was down from
ssoIcn yesterday on business with
Larry Ccrmacl, the we'll known
horscnan
A. G. Wells, the popular farmer
i of Cannonball district, was III the
city Monday evening on business
with superintendent Convey.
Miss ITcrmina Witzlebcn is assis-
ting in the postotiice during the
! rush until the fair is over and, be-
gan work Wednesday.
Mrs. J. ". Culbertson and Mrs.
A. ColviIlc went to Mobridgc yes
/ terday afternoon, and expect to re-
turn home to-day Dave Babbitt
took them down with Culbertson's
I big Case car.
Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. IFanley
came over from across the river
Monday and went out to Stiles u
Carignan's hay camp where their
husbands arc working Mrs. Meyer
will cook for the crew.
Carignan & Stiles, S. Z. ParEin
and Major Bclolcn expect to ship a
trainload oil cattle to Chicago a',o':t
/ the 20th. They will load at Chad
wick and ship over the Milwaukee
railroad.
Cias. Carignan began work as
clerk in the postollicc the first Of
/ the week, and after he gains a little
experience will no doubt become
quite proficient in the art Of licking
stamps and handing out mail
II. G.. Hanson, principal of the
Mission Boarding school, returned
last Saturday from jamestown,
where he has attended jamestown
College the past summer. lie states
/ that the fall term Of school will
open September 9th, and he ex-
poets a large enrolment.
Dir. Rice and wife Of Cannonball
were in the city Monday evening
accompanied by L. C. Brewster,
the \. P. station agent, and Sam
/ Zingg Of Ekala!la. Montana, Mrs.
| Brewster's father who is at Cannon
ball for a visit. The. party came
down in Dr. Ricc's car.
Among others who attended the
dance ut Cannonball Monday even
ing were Misses Mary Plcets, Mary
Edgar, Gcncvievc Ostrum and
Thos. Crownccklace, Asa Little
Crow. Oscar Raulnann, J. A. Wells,
Dan Howard, ". ! Parker, loc
Smell the Bear and Raymond
Hinton.
P. b. Nickham, formerly owner
of N'ickham Mercantile Co, here,
came down from Glen Ullin yestcr-
day to show a party a hall section
OF land he owns south OF town.
Mr.. Wick!lam is gradually retiring
from active business and disposed
of his interest here last fall to iIok-
ansol- Turner Company
The marriage OF Miss Josephine
lounglocar of Cannonnall, to ] G..
Zahn OF :Solen occurred Sunday at
Mandan. The couple returned
Monday to tanncnhall where a
dance in honor Of the event was
held that evening. \ number Of
4
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

Rev, Fir. Bernard returned ja=y
Friday from Toledo. Ohio, Chicago
an'i either points i'll yae cast after
an absence Of three weeks. He
went from here 70 Fort Eotten to
attend the anut.al Catilolir Sioux
congress. and from there to Tol,+lr,
where lie waS Z delegate 10 the e5l-
vcntion Of Federation Of Catholic
sociejias. He said that the country
covered III h: ts.:Tals appears very
:2-as .2-4'ls.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03
Bids For I.ignite Coal Wanted

Notice is. hereby given that sealed bids
will De received up 20 10 O'Clock Il. IN,
September 18th fer furnishing Fort
Mates School district With ligni!e coal to
be furnished Us follows:
Is ton, more or less. to he delivered nj
the school house n; Selir:dga.
- ton, m.ore or less. 10 iaa delivered to
thu schoci house in Fort Mates.
All coal 10 be delivered before October
Is, 1918.
The schooi board reserves the right to
reiac: any ard all bids.
Bs order OF the school bare:
-C. Chris.enson, CLERK.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

J. Z Haas. EHshleT.
ir;. 1a;o. Az. 5,-lV :.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03

Mission Boarding school, returned
last Saturday from jamestown,
where he has attended Jamestown
College the past summer. lie states
that the fall term Of school will
open September 9th, and he ex-
poets large enrolment.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-03
SIOUX COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA
DIRECTORY
Population Sioux County. 2.135.
Fort Yates, County Seat.
County oMcsw

!. \. Stiles. Chairman County, Board
- on iti' -: t'ittoi
i-iU!S iAi!licS !! ssts7tilct
!. G. Shields. Register of Deeds
~ Nee. Beelie. .......... County Judge
i..l!s'. >. Johnson. State Attorney
Il. ". cJle5anb Supt. Of Schools
Hen1nmln White Surveyor!
IN II. i. Rice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coroner
Commissioners; Fostolice Address
J. G. Leach, Is, Dist. Splen. y. ID.
J. y. stiles. "a DIST. IT. Yates, \. D.
w. w. Bllto.pil, q: Dist. Mpriistown, S. ID.
AaEcssocs
r. 6; Wells. 1st nist. solen: \: 2.
j. c. Smith. Sd Dist. Swststika, n. D..
Feace Officers Fosso:ace Address
Justices
iosepl. MsEz ...,......Et lntes, \. y.
W "a. J.! "a! ......a.-.. fsci"N, ~ -
Ge-1ataIlas
Iho.. FROSTED .........l't. Yates, y. y.
larry t. liincH.aJ. ........ s5ol"n, n. ID.
aea-ti OF lEea1t.l
l.. W. In!etaili< ....... swasliisn. \. u.
t,dw $. Johnson .....Ft. Yates. n. d.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
TRAVELGAME BOTH
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TO TrE CALIFORNIA EXPO
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come in asd HuuaN ribbed far 900 ~ har
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fhs auiaffipiI1u 4Gf ~ boz auu pai hff.
tuah aui aa ntH carried Uff fhr aHf
ss
o. ia nhii uaiuipi that those who have
worked Fer ntri Boz tha siud 90 esn
ifaf should fssi hfenif ihf rnHf 90 dn
feat ord fhofe mHF ns .Ufaf fintiinr
fftfliuu af the inluHfiss or if an
iinW fIffnfsni Boz ihr rr qflrafno lu
sfesd ~ feuulrinH fhai 5000 hnfh. fhf
1fapeiHHmg Invites snu fu play far
Your irlsuic nnufn 30 Nfiara ypu the
mnsf fascinating amusement over ir
fiHri thf uut spent n.rr fHs Tfsf'i
..IuU .Nu u.fI ra.Uf f..U.f f.f Mani
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28

t1a Wall the twenty year old aih
who n.Fht b,fnfe lnsi ruuHcd pn pil
l4ui search fes nor ~ ihc eliy on
tsta who found her at an esay hour
ln au empty tonch ni The TesaH. Mef.
if.u depot ~na aaiuhKrh nsano ~ the
'aunty lUnHsy commission ~ r. S.afina
la h. cacVtY ,nGfi yesterday niici.
i.pn Au order NJ cuinmilimunt a.
~ tinte asylum M the inmus eae
,ed end allr VIA placed ln tte 'af'
81 hef father until entry rsn iH 49,.
b nita ni The inatliaion 10 Han Aus
tbliD.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
:: City News in Brief =

ciuninn Enea lfia sffarl ut unee Cnb
ticket offices win nut boy cluneI
County Decentralization Agsni 0sorte
" Johnston Yesterday received au iu.
tiiHiiun tu attend ANA participate sou
ihs nest msriinf ~ ms NYnHfnra
tnnm0fs iaa,iinif which NiliNne bella sf
liuhHi0vu eco Saturday Nai rht
invitation VIII be- hfrrpisd
The dredue that 10 hsina buit a. shs
fhuffWn4 fuf ~ T.. l'rNfHun ana Com
pary VIII hr completed lufiW Csc
present Wetn sud Hesi Monday Wlu
siaft pumrtuH a4nd and she'll lNf ihf
fauaewaY uli ia b. estimated ihnf thf
drgdrlne work Niii h0 nulaHri hi iuif
Is.
10 20 yesterday County Dcmanatra
Hnu hHrnf iNhnHiNu Htl rniHllrd lff
huFa 81 Nuefra fauutt nu urrirH
turni and INVESTORS fluna 90 nerertr
ta Increase ihi1 nuntHr ia Ht ifHHi lil
before Mpy "a an OF tnpar rnfHileN
VIII hs eliNihir fu wIuning rrHra nf
frfed hy fir resar lndHtM Dnu
afras as weii aH prisaa tNHi wlll n' nf
fefrd locally
F,snk G. Allen. chairman ~ Tho com
miiire hhfinH H rhnier lrrAnrrWtuW
fnf tnr tfaAr cArufsluH ursfa that inNtr
whn DNucgi a. ifHdn silp Nctt rNr4ant
snd MehnDHd1Y Whu taur faf have
fniiod 90 esud tho tiu required ~ lhs
eNuennoH ~ ihu ifin. dn ar at onte rhN
committee irdaY VIII paw 80 mo- ran
tl0l t.usnuH4ita fHH filFe ftff fNH NnUF lIf
chartered train hencf t Is IMPERATIVE
that All ~ ths UfurHiuniHta pay st
uncu $50 le last WFHt fHiN funr of
iaa trade iflnlrra h1d pait tHeif $40 90
and hHd secured iinin ilehr'a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28

o. iaawit ~ rtu Arkansas 'a here
fnr short husinrss visit $50 arrived
Yesterday and is stasiua az the HORNE
Apartments