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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09
VALE

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Amund..
son March q, bright baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Moritz and fam
lily called at the E. Larson home
last Sunday.
Ladies aid met at Mrs. E. Lar
sons last Wednesday, March 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe and baby,
Misses Staff and Mr.. G. Kulstad
from Ignite visited at j. A. Moen's
Sunday.
Mrs. Iver Iverson and children
of Columbus visited at the J.
Schoutm home over Sunday.
A basket social will be given at
the Sven ReistaG school house
April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Reistad are
tine happy parents of baby boy.
Mrs. Jacob Schoutm and Edna
IversOn spent Easter Sunday at
their home near Flaxton. They
were accompanied back by Miss
Martha Iverson.
Cor. X
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09
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April showers have brought May

April showers have brought May.
4 flowers. ;!:-s $ "; .. ;[s:-s
s Goodbye, dear old vacation. ,sScs c.7s
The. Easter dinner given by the
members of the cooking class. in
3 honor of the school board proved
he a success. + sl.l Z. .Ss3Ss sss5
I. Mr.. Hyde says, ''Smile on the
new comers," So the girls smile on
Y Charles. IS 6 s,> =, =. .:- /. !
Letter writing has taken the
place Of themes in English II. We
i don't know which is the worst: &
s Miss Kopplin was rejoicing We'd
nesday morning over some cute
! little garter snake.'' 80 =
Wanted-Someone who. can eat
a dollars worth of bread = ~
Miriam Hartman. one Z eH last
years seniors, was a welcome visit
or at our school on Monday. or
! this week. m III E5st.' :Ss2-%55' 5@' =
3 How Maggie does love to be call
I ed "Gramma" and ''Specks."
B. b: :, Mr.. Hyde gave a very interesting
i talk Wednesday morning on the
! feeling and conditions of new com
9 ers to the United states. ~ -
5%5 For the latest in hair dressing
see Dot Hurry. j., -. ..,as.-
4 d Charles FELTON, entered high
\ school Monday. -.
This week we ais receiving fire.
quent visits from tne university
I students who are home for spring
vacation. s$s:.,3s.tz z -, 81; "a Ia !. =:
Sss# AT last we havN some good pic
lures to relieve the monotony OF
Il our plastered walls. " 1t surely is a
9 pleasant change.
Kathryn Madden, B: H. S. '1S,
visited school Tuesday ~: -. !; -.
ss Watch for notices concerning the
oratorical contest which will take
place. very soon. Some excellent
essays are being prepared. .special
music will be furnished by the high
school girls. ~ : {--r2 : - r. 4, -..
s;%$,, We are sorry to" lose Lawrence
Kopriva from our ranks. ". -
III The fire escapes are now being
used sto escape other, things than
y fire. s.$5 5 G. ii}5* f ~ s.; :; G ~ :,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09
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tFrOm Staff Correspondent)

tFiom Staff Correspondent
Gust Nelson, the new owner OF
the e. M. Read farm north of town
had narrow escape from being
burned out on Thursday of last
week. 1t was the old, deadly com
bination of small boy and matches
which started the fire in a small
building back of the granary. Mr.
Nelson was out in the field, bu'
Mrs. Nelson telephoned to Lignite
FOR help, and several auto load:
were at the farm in a short time
BY hard work they managed to
save all but the shack in which the
fire started although it looked fol
a while as Of both granary and barn
were doomed. Mr. Nelson was
surely a pleased and thankful mar
when all danger was over, and he
wishes to express his thanks to the
good people who helped him.
A prairie fire ragged on the flat
south from town at the same Tins
somebody being careless in burn 'ne
weeds. A neighbor's hay stack
was burned and quite a stretch Of
good meadow land was spoiled fol
this season. 81:
The Tribune linotyper made an
Ither bad break last week in say
ing that Carl Bjorkman had de
parted for Canada to look after hil
family interests, when it should
have been farming interests. Carl''
family troubles have not COZ
menced yet. Lee Dellage did +
land office business in autoes las
Saturday, selling -four Fords tha
day. He. sold another car on Tues
day, Ii ~ - - - 5>5ss,.
* D.. G. Hansons are now occupy
ing the dwelling lately vacated b.
t, Steen: .:s f. S. g.3s7=g IL g e. ::s- :Ss=
e. Haines' little girl is prett,
sick from pneumonia, but at last
report she seemed to be little
better. We sincerely hope that sht
will soon be well again. ~ I .$.ssS@5s sss@s5
Thos. Braafen arrived Hast WeeH
on visit to relatives and friends
Mr.. Braaten and family spent tht
winter partly An 81 Minnesot' a NJ a nc
partly in California, and saws the,
enioyed their trip very much.
e. "a Bull has improved the look,
of his hardware store with new
coat Of paint.
!. n. Garberg has secured thl
services Of Miss 3S,s Emil Berg al
clerk in his store
81 Miss Hattie Gilquist3 clerks 10
|C.i s. Hanspr
s5C and @. TroWbridg lee from West
by, Mont, arrived here last Wee1
land opened the pool hall and bar
|sber shop.
Cor
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09
Hash From Around he Stale

rs C. w. Carter, Great Northern
yardmaster at Devils Lake, suffer
Fed a stroke of paralysis while al
work in the yards.
"a Everyone can't build library
hospital or some other great build.
ing as a monument-but he can
plant a tree. e. ~
E A large number of people in
Mott and vicinity are suffering
from the pinkeye-that is some
better than the redeye.
81 BY catching his sleeve in drill
he was using, Blacksmith Hen.
erickson of Flasher had one Of his
arms badly injured.
.5E 5Ss Kenneth Mitchell, son of Joseph
Mitchell of Ray, sustained a frac-
tured collar bone by falling back
ward down a stairway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson of
Milton, fractured her collar bone
while playing on the ice.
IT, While working with hose cart
sat a recent fire at Westhope, ]
III. Lattimer fractured both bones
In. his left wrist, and dislocated
the thumb on his right hand.
IS During a high wind. A. Ballet,
living northwest of Harvey, was
badly injured when a heavy barn
door was torn. from it's fastening
and fell on his head He was al
most scalped in the accident.
VI If the sisal growers of Mexico
cant get their product to this
country in better shape soon 1t
may be that number of prisoners
at hard labor In the state pen will
get a rest.
|E 81 Frank Mcdonald, aged 1S, wa
sentenced today by Justice R. J
Purcell at Grand Forks to spend 20
days in the county Jail as the result
5of his attempt last night to express
his opinion of the proprietor of a
local billiard parlor.
8 During the month of April the
assessor will. call upon the taxpay-
5ers, and i this is the year in which
s3,&$ gathers the statistics WHICH are are
4abulated and reported to- the gov
ern1or.- They constitute the official
statistics of the state and receive
thes widest possible publicity that
the state government can give
them. '.~,.
.Forty-one transients slept at the
police station at Minot. 1t fur
nished quite job, checking up
the "sleepers' and feeding them,
'or. the officers. 1t is stated by
he authorities that there has been
an. average of between eighteen
and 20 "sleepers" at the police
station. each night during the past
winter.
At the Yellowstone garage a.
Bowman, the gas tank Of an acety-
line gas welding outfit exploded. |.
doing considerable damage to thu
building but fortunately not. in
iuring anyone. One piece c. the
machine weighing fully fifty pounds
was thrown through the wall OF
the building, breaking off a 2x4
and dropping 200 feet from where
it started.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

Quantity of good feed oats for
eale. Peter Mcclellan. Bowbells'
3D. /.
sJ.$sF. Keepher left the fore part
of the week for near Ignite where
he will spend the summer working
a farm which he has rented, and
will no doubt return next fall and
deal in coal here again.
Dick Stainhofer, who during the
past5Mfew months has held the po-
sition Of office deputy in Sheriff
Heath's office, resigned his Z place
the first Of the month and LETT with
his automobile without saying
goodbye to anyone Although he
did not state where he was going
it tsis3 presumed that ne went to
Big Sandy, Mont, where his fam
lily has been during the past few
weeks and where his father-in-law,
F.$sE Lyons, resides: He sold his
residence in this city and also his
househol I'D furniture to Frank Dyer.
G Bickford has been appointed
by Sheriff Heath to take, Mr.. Stain
hofer,s place. ITS ~ s$ X Il sss5: .H5is =
l NE board Of county commits
.sioners met al the court house last
Monday and started by checking
out Count sAud itor; Romine. They
have asked that a state examiner
be sent here from B Bismarck to as
jsist them ii + their work, and he
Is expected to he here later on.
In the afternoon bids were opened
.sor the furn ishing OF blank ooks.
office supplies, legal blanks and Job
printing for the nsre:lt eur ssssa: s1e
Grand Forks IIera' q, w alkerS$ Bros
& Hardy of F'argo the VaIpeton
5Globe-G Gazette and the BoWbel lls Is
Tribune s,lbni ed bids. The con: on:
tract Tor u lob printing was Wa
award ed the Bo oWbe1 us iburle
and the alance Of the { work toz the
Wahpeton Globe Gazette
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09
. ..,Nl'ORT.HGATE
tFrom Staff Correspondent)

=
Mike Flaa and Swan Krogen re.
turned on Thursday last from Aber-
crombie, NJ D., after spending the
winter: there. .g ~ a.
n: Mr. and Mrs. H C. Holtz and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leslie spent
last Sunday: at them. Hager home,
The dance given in the North:
gate hall last Monday evening was
well attended and all present report
a fine time 8 = ..s s,s, : e. %s-,-s S. :s ~
Mr. and Mrs. !; NJ M.s.ssILenlo ons. .5sss Ind
family spent day at the Henry
Kienast home. .*25 s32 S5;- So & i 4. r.
Miss Helen English left last
Tuesday for Valley City after spend
ing a week at. the Jack and Bob
Emerson homes. .:~ss.6 En-. -,
Miss i Leathes has accepted the
position as teacher Of the Emerson
school which. started April s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sSpeer and
family of Bowbells spent several
days OF last week visiting at the
Walter Lowe, home. - 5. s. = = -.
Mrs. Harry Clark is spending the
week visiting friends and relatives
near Newport q t.=., IA, 935 :, =, 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Blaska. and
children spent last Sunday at the
Ed McIntee home. .:.,--ss r
T.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hol.z spent
last Monday evening at the Walter
Lowe home. 81 4 : ,N.: .% Y.
syS....E;-'sil,E s5< !. !, 3s,::szS: Cor. G
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

49,
The Pioneer Meat Market still
continues to buy hogs every day,
and is making weekly shipments to
South St. Paul. Many buyers in.
surrounding towns were compelled
to stop buying when the market
went down, but the local buyers
Bay King. the. well known 8 ia
lion, will stand for public seryi g
until further notice at the y Emil
sNehring farm north Of town. se
$1,000. After seeding the an NAL
will be put, on the road and will
visit all farms where his services
are required: VI ,s..z d; i
The latest crea tions III the TIP .
perary, Sailor, Shepherd dess, Tran
paraucies, Pokes, a mill itary, and
Esemi-dress hats etc, IN the new
|colors:: Sand, puttie, ba ttleshI Ip$
gray, Belgian blue, King George
red, black and white, etc ON
are cordially invited to III Inspect.
A. Makee.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

Nearly every town, in the state
is making. arrangements for big
cleanup day. ~ g, 3
ut is getting to be about time
for someone to say something about
a sane Fourth. 4 M
A horse was drowned in the vi
cinity of Fairdale in two feet OF
water. s
At Tioga some roughnecks threw
the hub OF wagon wheel through
a jewelry store window. :, E
Don't forget to plant at least
one tree on Arbor Day-and don't
forget to take care Of it after 1t
is planted. .... ~
Commissioner Of Agriculture and
Labor r. F.. Flint says that it will
pay the farmers to be on the look
, out where creamery promoters are
The citizens of Norwegian birth
:nd extraction over the state have
already begun to lay plans for the
proper celebration of May II. * ~
Over $50 head of young cattle
were unloaded at Haynes within
ten days and will be. fed on the
farms in the vicinity, of that town.
A gasoline motor car has been
put on a regular schedule ON the
Northern Dakota railroad between
Edinburg and Concrete. It IS
known as the "skunk wagon" n n
Chief of Police. Swanson of VAL
ley City says the genus hobo is
making an early appearance this
year. No less than 80 asked Cor
lodging in one night. ! !
Andrew Molde,, living on a farm
in the vicinity of Bowman, shot a
large black eagle on his place. The
span Of the wings from tip to tip
was seven feet. u
While butchering a hog, Peter
Schreiner of Osnabrook, cut his
left hand $50 badly that the tendons
holding the muscles that control
1.-THE. forefnger were severed. .4s
Mrs: Will Henderson Of Calvin
while going home late .at night
fell OVER some oBt feet and i'm fall :
ling struck her mouth :on a Goa!
box knocking out several OF her
teeth
The Halle jewelry store at White
Earth was entered by thieves and
several valuable rings were stolen.
This is the third time that the
store has been touced for va'u-
ables. l. ~ a. =,
+ George Mistachkin, manager Of
the Rex theatre at Milnor, had his
clothing badly torn and Just escap-
ed serious injury when his clothes
became entangled in a gasoline en-
gine. He was thrown violently to
the floor and his >head quite badly
bruised. n,
Editor sColburn of The Hazelton
Republican in giving an account CT
the recent elections failed to men
ton the new justice Of the peace.
He then hastened to apologize. net
caring to take any chances should
he ever be brought before the Of
fetal. SO % IT.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

NOTICE II have purchase OF
the 500 Railway the NE a OF Sec.
Al 61-9O. Anyone wishing sand
or gravel from the pit onathe above
described land should see me and
make arrangements for. the same
Others will be considered tres
passers and will be dealt with :ac-
eordingly ~ G. Martin. " 2t
The local Catholic church ! was
hacked to- its doors last Sunday at
high mass, people from both the
city and country coming to- hear
Father eschauer's opening ser
n on His sermon Il vas very inter
esting5 and was greatly ppreciated
by ali present. There will be no
mass here next SaS s unday but after
shat mass will be said both In this
city and .Portal II every Sunday.
When low 4 mass is sai Id here, igh
mass will be said Porta and md
visa versa.
County Aud ditor g. !. Me elby3 took
charge ct i his office on Monday
morning of 4 this eek a like an old
man at. the game and has been on
deck every minute Of the time since
then. 1T vii Ssta ke him hort
} time iTt to thoroug ghl tamil liarize him
self with every hing II "a office.
hut he has emp Dyed Miss Winhsred
Ovens as Ills deputy; and things
will be moving 81 along nicely Miss
Owens has been employ as deputy
ms the county aud tors off1ce dur
ing the past four years. and praetii:-.
Ecal t,a ly had charge Eof the office 1rT
Eilg HAT time. is conside cred
NV the most apabl ble Sssemp ployee
lie court house and everybody
vii he glad Sto learn that sh has
been retained toy M AIeiby a.
IRE llerton anothe very capable
soffiees man during the past
few months has been en- ployed liz
the Firsf tional p this
has been ernpl Dyed sas clerk
lby an Il. Meiby continents
were both approYed county
board are hI IgfIy satfsf tory
oeYeryo
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

Plumbing Co. If
&! Miss Maggie Young returned 10
her home at Park River, N D.,
Hast Friday after spending a week
visiting at the home Of her cousin,
Mrs. J "A. Ormiston lin Carter
township. s =@ s-
z55 Father Thos. Deschauer OF. {. the
local Catholic church was at Minot
Monday attending to- some church
Eduties and while there was met by
ii delegation g from Stanley who
Epresented him with two nice and
Icostly vestments and a large amount
Iof artificial flowers to show that
the people OF Stanley appre eciated
Ihis hard work among them during
the past three years. Both the
lsvesEm ents and the flowers will be
placed inE the local church: The
reverend gent tleman found that he
would be unable to get his Dodge
car at Minot until some time next
week after Sw hichs ne will say mass
ats both Bowl bells and Portal every y !7lr'
Sunday 2l.8S.S IN
s4ss 81 Moore viii be 8 mayor q
the city off Bowbells duriIg the
next two years and Herman Endre-
son eit treasurer. Other officers
IseIecte 3 at the ri ty Ell lection held
Elaat Monday are II. Richardson
who won & for dierman d of the first
ward s over J ems Peterson, I1. p.
fPerring and p. b. rtnan were
Ielected aid dernnen IN the third ward.
and Frank Dyer he second
WARD. only real Il ght on this
occasion was the # iigft for mayor,
fand here the vote stood for
Moore and 5s4 A rosa ker. 4.
Moore ma ake an except ptionally
good man for The plac and the
people on The are tto be Con
lsgratulated pr His elect ction;
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

4 Big line of galvanized stock
tanks at the Strcmberg Heating &
Plumbing Co. tt -.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

For the further accommodation of
the patrons of the local postoff1ce
Postmaster G. A. Kopriva the fore
part of the week put in six more
large drawers. This is greatly
appreciated by the patrons.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

- Editor sColburn of The Hazelton
Republican in giving an account CT
the recent elections Failed to men
ton the new justice Of the peace.
He then hastened to apologize. net
caring to take any chances should
he ever: be brought before the Of
fetal. 80 *s3@
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-04-09

Quantity of good feed oats for
sale. Peter Mcclellan. Bowbells
NJ. D.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28
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NoU DEATHLY SIX
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clean Tcur bowels
Here's zy r-zrz.tes- Ash. ycur
1ruEE-F1 .ui zi-os-t settle c. Do5-
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tul t1z-Eh- i Il 5osslt s-zrr yo-r
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Take tzlr1s, trszF a.s to-crroH
Fo- WI fee weak E.F. AID nz1sszt-
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tszsT.oo1f-i q harmless, regstzals
Dods0z's LzFsr IDze tozlEhf zn6
wake - feeling great It's psrtectiy
harmless 50 gre il 10 y0ur sAslsrs.
any TINE II can't Bzlirzts 50 lei
thsn eat anything zttsrEzrsa
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28
It's the Farmers Inning Now Rural Credit
To Bring Long Time Loans at Low Interest Rates

FARMERS HAVE
tt
Rural ~ ~ stand farm Ian a. security a ~
nh ~ an ~ III ~ a
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28
rraiNGN rRF WAR

rtalg Ic-mally declared ~ar against
Aussria Suaday. eut q state cl war
sUsira osgute1 sAe ruo countrss -
fore the secla-aton uas made Ths
lauan ro7u,sce IS worked 10 90 a
ASA r5,ca aa6 al sts1lc3 oaeer tor
ere fray. Tss Aastrsaa niais-er. ia
g statement gatlsAes early in che
ucsk aisues lytlg e-crcly for thc
6eda-aucn. ara esrs teat Austria
trs SCI. srosse5 Itals n arv vuy la
warrant var Tais uoans ths end
os tle triple alliance between Aus
-la ita'r ana Germany. ls ls rrca-
aa,s laat Beaa.,a also uu enter
are var in sclaf of IRE allies. sor-
as Eassia. azd tAH Bulgaria um
a.acE ne Turks
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28

Aeco0li-r 20 i-for-zuc. frou
MuskrEes. Ch5sf Alfred C. san. vhs
1ook sal7 Ct Ckl1hc-1z negroes 10
GC-5 -ols-- Africa Lass fan las WRIT
ts- 70 his orrllizal5g- az Wsles-ar
ita- t-s co-c-E has hss- s-l-te5- Az
-11t De T- Gene back fcr anc,zs-
sAig lor1 C. ucloalss TIE colu-y IS
-oez-e5 r. r-rs- rE-,sr. ssre--r-f.rs
--=s trc- Sa-t P1-s. IL West Af-1-z.
and ls sl-5 10 hare secured posses
f--- ct E-r-T-tcu- sc-l-s niles CO -5--
rlto-y cT-1el u c1ul11 C15sf san
tock rA-ss 1z-z-ss 1s-oas o- his
1-s1 -r7 whita As u1--,1zs Z lr-
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28

ne aium-i ha-gues 81 tie iooa,
tse s,Aos- vas es Fray -rht -
shs rar1o-s ot ere NlIsan o1ntre-
ro-f-r. cr Mal- s--ees- shcce s. ts-
uehuful two-colrsa lurlason vas
served Mr. Ec1cls sc,e5 as taas,
rss-e-- and several ot tAt alamri
and c,hf-s rssrc-ta5 to ths toasts
Artr t1e sl79fr. tht Crttu1t.rr
class cl the year was rs~gsve3 to
mem asrsai7. and iAe foDoulnr ofr-
Gers were f1etsas Frrr1-f Lrzfr.
7-esi1e-t- Na-y Lo- Bcgs vios r-es-
its1is Lc-1e Rla1io1. secretary
treasure.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28

Les r-tVlcls editorial y te-s ss--
sss suEreste5 tAat the r-s1 ,h.1E to
zlks a tCr1 r-ov. . sc sss ths
tcuus7'scsls 10
ToWN vo-k 70 sz-eas
PROMOTION TIE sos5 rs7ut1-
uu1 ct TIE town
rs q - s71sss E-5 -E-ufkcturirr cen
ts-- Tkls e. u-EE-1s1tEl A1i 1
takes the % sr1aE ahout results
wAstA caus 50 largely thrc1rh men
IA 1tttu5s- MszzvAile. towns thH:
are EuEo-s tor speedy a5r1-osnsnt
usz1Ily Ess OH and hustle fo- rev
z1-ufEcturi-E Industries
Il Is TIE fesl-r O. -s1 VIII sx-
psosaos Il b.a1r5 C trade vo-k-
1hAt almost any roEz hlr5-E ra1so--
zaly coe5 trz1sTo-rzuc2 facilities
eEz Gel new Industries. Z u 5s VIII
s1g 70 Eork fo- tAez- Bz1 -br e.
fo-7s oI this ki,6 are 81 sO5ee1
FEstc-ies frecusztly move czt irto
cozzr-T 1oE1s to SCI tasz7 laho-. y
tAsy CO 1s'e5 skilled WORK 7.s'c7le. ihs
experiment ls s1b5ous Il q cozcs-u
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-28
orc. RACCALAUREArE SERMON

orc. RACCNLAUBEATE SERMON
The rrss services to D. hels Cd ths
main a-slio-iull cf tie rev Fresbr-
ts-ftl Ch1-ch were held 'sst sunday
uCrli-E. TIE occhs1or bang ths BAG
c1laure1,e Strlca to re rrz5u5tes
CO the Ck,ahoza Prr-' 'y-ers8a Col-
lecs tc- Girls ne main rocr and
ths gallery were 1lle5 20 cvs-floviac
chairs were placed Id ne alslss. Sut
there we're sun mere il Hus-5kncs
wAo were forced % stand IL tAs rear
Impressive 7rsltnlz1ry SERVES were
carried ouI- vhtsA were foIloEe5 ~
TIE sermon 1T Rer. {. c Weaver. e
oklaAozA Cir. and who preached
ons G ths best ss-uoos ever heard
here FollcwiaE re sermon. Ntss
MA-ys F. EE-r5soz. graduate II vcscs
q TIE ColleEe rendered a solo, Afte-
Which chs services closed