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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-07-22
ChaC.uTT

G. II. Foster came up from
illinois last edneSday to Iool;
after his farm m"s'th OF town.
Mr.. Andrew Olson is in Brock
enrid.e hospital where she UNI
derwent an operation. We hope
SHE soon vii! be we'll again.
There was a lare" attendance
al Z Dison's We! ding reception
last Monday evening al The
Gaichutt opera house.
The Galchult Farmers EInv
Co., received car of Bismarck
Binder Irvine the first Of he week.
The rains Of the Iacl few days
is a hardship TO the farmers who
are putting up hay and cultivat-
ing corn.
O. sandvig and N. A. Granquist
autoed to Abercrombie Wednes-
day morning. Oh, my, such roads.
Speed limit 5 miles an hour.
Quite number of farmers
from here went to Wahpeton to
see the circus and the Dig ele-
plant Oh Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lentz and child
rem left Tuesday for Forbes, N.
d.. where Mr.. Lentz is going 10
work at blacksmithing.
Erik Peterson, our venerable
road overseer, is looking high and
low for the lever to the iloodgatc
so he could stop the overflow and
be going ahead with his road
work.
Murray Brothers and Ward Of
Minneapolis, were here looking
over the country with prospects
of selling real estate. They were
impressed with the
looks of the country and the crop
outlook around here.
j. M. Kilgore, manager of the
Galchutt Farmers Live Stock
shipping assn. is going to load
car of stock Saturday, July 18th.
Neil McEwen of Moorhead wa.
in our town today and bought the
blacksmith shop and will perma-
nently locate here. McEwen will
be ready to work at the shop on
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SIlNM0Hs

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. COUNTY or
Hichiand. In District Court, Fourth Ju-
liver Olson Plaintiff
]. o. johnson, John .. John
son, Lena Johnson, Ole Tide.
man., Andrew J. Bakken. Ma
RE Bakken. w. IL. Reynoll
and all persons unknown
claiming any estate or intcr-
est IN or lien OF encumbrance
! upon the property described
| in The complaint, Defendants
The State or North Dakota IN Inc abave
! nall"u Getondanls:
~ s h IL, Ky st l1 I? answer the
Nhi','i has been fled in the Office IL n.
Clerk OF the District Court in the fourth
IGdlcial District, in and ru' the Comfy of
hichlald and state Of North Dakota, end -
sgiSe copy OF your anS"r" 10 the said
Complaint On Tie Subscribers at their Of
zee in the City or Wahpelon, in said
County and Stac, within thirty days after
lnc service OF. THIS summons upon you. .A-
elusive OF the Gay OF such service, and in
case oil YOUR failure. 10 appear or answer,
Judgment Will be taken against YOU biz de,
! fault for the reler demanded in the COM
plant.
1 Dated this 9th day of July, 1915.
PURCELL, DlNET & PERKINS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Or
i Nee r address s Wahpeton. Richland Coun-
To the Above-named Defendants:
The above entitled action is brought ia
quiet title to the following described prop
crty: East Half (E&). Section five 81
Township one hundred Thirty-nve u35j
North. Range Foriy-nine ti9) West, Rich
land. County, North Dakota. and no per-
sonal claim is made against you or any OF
you.
i PURCELL. DIvET & PERKINS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and Post Dr.
/ Zee Address. Wahpeton, Richland County
| North Dakota.
July .Sth-6t
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Grand Total. expenditures and Cash
on Hand. to balance above Total
NOTICE 70 BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the
board of rd,lcai:cl: of Wahpeton
4. d. will ul;tii .Tn,y "a, 1875, at
7 o'clock P. NJ. receive bids for
the painting u Ill of the wood
work and cl!so.:liliing of ali If
the plastered walls on the upper
or second floor, and the painting
of the roof and cutters, Of the
graded school building of Wah-
peton, N. D. Two coats of calso-
mining and paint is required.
Bids must be in writing and
mailed or delivered to the under
signed on or before the time and
aforementioned; and the Board
reserve the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated July IA, 1915.
By the order Of the Board of
Education.
NJ. PEsCHEL,
Clerk.
Of
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TIL -!ssn.i.l sscwEs-
c. q: C.iy
CEEEE-C c~;s.,.lcEG FEE O.
CHARGE
C-R.:!.arl encM--.l
CO E22y cniy

Dr.. aielienl.!;l IS licensed Is
the state and pays speeia. uttan-
zion to internal medicine and d.
a@nosiS. Offers TO ali who call on
This trip consultation. exain;aa-
ton and atlN.cc free. except The
expense of medicilc. M that is
asked in return Tor these Value
bic services is that every person
treated viii state Tie truc result,
obtained to their friends ANA
nei2hhorS, That they may hn~W
that his treatment is rensonab.s
sure and certain in its effect.
While travelling. Che doctor :
time is mostly devoted TO dis
eases Of stomach. bowels. liver,
blood, skin. nerves. heart. kidneys
bladder rheumatism, eye, ea",
nose and throat. ca'aarh. weak
lungs, adnoids, asthma. he'd Wei
ting. piles, appendicitis. gall
stones, tumors, goitrc and etc.
Remember right now is the fav-
orable season for quick results
and if you expect to get we'll you
will have to make the effort.
Married ladies must be accom-
panied by their husbands and mi
nors with their parents.
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TRr3G,EEn-S REPORT

For Summit school District. ,.Duny Of hir'.-
land. state Of North Dakota. for Tie yea
i9i!-i4i5.
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GREAT BEND

MT. +. Hammermeister from
Center township was in town on
Monday with his new Dodge car.
and reports that the crop ccndi-
tons out his way are very favor
able.
Mr.. E. H. Bohn is going to
build large barn soon. 1t will
be &c. X 10.
Herman Mitzels new house is
we'll under way, and is nearing
completion.
Geo. Worner Sr. is having his
house painted. He expects to do
the same with the store buildings.
Miss Perchbacker from Brec..,-
enridge is spending few days at
the Geo. Worner home.
There was quite gathering at
the Richard BONN home Sunday
and the afternoon was spen. play
ing horse shoe by which Rich
BONN and Louie BONN Won the
championship.
The farmers are busy hayiny
but from the last rains water pre-
vents very much the drying OF the
hay, SO it will not be finished as
early as in other years.
Mr.. o. I. Worner and wife made
a trip Ia the county seat, on
Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Weiss and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crandall re-
turned home Tuesday after q
three weeks outing at lake Stew
art and lake Cliiherall in Mime
sofa.
The commcrcia. club has been
busy lately in regard to the train
service here and it is rumorcd
that we will have trains three
a week as follows: on Tuesday
Thursdays, and saturdays.
Quite few are spending tht
afternoon at the Boi de Sioux riv-
w 7 Eonno,,,,an i 81 III,
countv SCAT atla,,a;.a tho " Wv
commit sionons n,oat;,,e,
A rov - >,,,. ,nv. a.. ,,,;
old hand in str,,n,ants ~, ! p,,;S1'
od ,I,oa1 N''''l ~ Gnu p''l''''-
duco - so,rd .m[n, W., .,,.nl A., ~ !. .I, ~
am nov- ni,.;nn -, ln-l -'', hs -,
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Total indebtedness OF Distric: June
g., 1913 ~: ,.s'55o;9o
Ey order or the District school hoard:
A. L. ADAMS, Clerk
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Balance in Sinking Fund June 30. 1915 5000
DUNCAN MckINNuN.
Treasurer of antelope school District
Approved this 18Th day of July. a. H. 1915.
BY order OF The District school Hoard:
JOHN McDOUGAIi,
president
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TREAsIRER,s nFpnnr

TREASURER's REPORT
FOR Antelope School UlStrlct, County
o. 9Io R ae:aI State CT Nortn Dakota. NJ.
Cash on hand at beginning OF
scn0Cl year. July I. tyit .......... $50. IS
io year a Iro% !be ece,yea aarins the
Tue STATE Tuition Fund ............ .S05.72
T0tal amount received during the
year from the apporttonment OF
Amount So Teesiyed SSrip fu ina wear
from Taxes levied by the District
School Board. including outstand-
Ing warrants redeemed or en-
Amount received during the year
from other Sources ................6 5. 50
Total 'nl receipts cssap for the year. includ- :.
Expenditures
Amount paid during the year Tor
School Houses. Sites and Furniture $i5O32
amount 4oanbopps paid during the year for 600,
Amount paid during the year for.
Services and Expenses OF School
Amount paid during the year for
Interest on Bonds and warrants -. .49. &c
Amount paid during the year for
Incidental Expenses 90. ............. .4i9.il
Total expenditures for the year go. SO 1888. ~
Cash en- hand June 80, 1915 ........f ,fOi .Oi
Grand Total. Expenditures and Cash
on Hand. to balance above Total
Relating to Sinking Fund 'S''''''''
Amount OF Sinking Fund in Treas
nry July 1, 1917 Observation-Disclosures 100000
Amount received into and transfer
red TO the Sinking Fund during
lic year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .OI
lotai -. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S61o.'M
Balance in Sinking Fund June 30 1915 $685.
DUNCAN MckINNuN.
Treasurer of antelope school District
Approved this 18Th day of July. a. u. 1915.
BY order OF The District school Hoard:
JOHN McDOUGAl.L,
Attest;
\. L. Adams. Clerk.
Clerks Statement Of Indebtedness CT his.
tiict
Whole amount OF Bonds Outstanding
June 50, 1915 .......................S15 500 0f
Total Indebtedness OF pislric: June
ASproucd this 18Th day OF July 4. Is. 'i io5
Ey order CT the District School beard:
A. L. ADAMS, Clerk
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Monday. July 10th. Bring your
work and keep him busy.
Mrs. E. L. Martin and Helen
and Martha leaves tonight for q
months visit at her parents home
in Blandinville, Illinois.
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TREasuREH,s REPORT

For lDScn ScnOol District. County OF Rich
sind, State OF North Dakota, Ter the year
19li-i9l5.
Cash on hand at beginning OF school
year, July 1, 1911 ..:..............s $500
Total amount received during the
year from the apporionmcnt OF
The State Tuition Fund .............522ai
Total amount received during the
year from the apportionment OF
Amount received during the year
from Taxes levied by the District
school BOARD, including oulsland-
ing warrants redeemed or en-
dorsed in the collection OF Taxes .6a5. tt
Total receipts for the year, includ-
ing Cash on land July i,,i9if .....Ss, 366.Cs
Amount raid during the year for
School Houses. sites and Furniture $aie77:;
Am mount paid during The year for ,.oo,
An n@nsle Iata M daTng tho ;ear to Co. 'r
i'a"sui.'t on acaoint Of Teachers
N":fell.i-, lNnl -; ..........'......i..V -,
A.G.i III ad curing I've ar Tor
>AriiCes and Expense; or School
..a9.1nt aid enfny Inc Ea:. 5r
l'.,"tcs; on Bones and Warrants 500. so
.sil nm. ta, r ring r." y a. lcg
IHeid .tal Expenses .................&o-,ii
ia,al expenditures fo~ &c wear ....2.iio.T
C;si on band JI'.a - 1915 ...........l5 .5':22:
cr7na r.tal oyrco@iH'ras ana Cash
an IF2.i ia balance above TOTAL
Hecatifs 50 49, 8,
LLOYD 4. IARSHE. Clerk
--.---------------
TREAS, 'HEi.S REPORT
rnr srnuit Sri,n0l nt.,riri. county of nir'..
i ,a,. Ia y ''0' III '''-'''' ''' ''' e'''
necr;pl>
Te,r. ~ lmir T. Ig;i ....s 30. !:
Total aulo,nt received during lie
h ,a s i'ii r III an F,InJ ,' u
Trial ani0Ifn, rec. ivo5 d,,rine The
Year r., from The appo,tionnent Of
Inc ,,miniv yu;I@n rund .26,.4f
,.annii .efaivrd fi,Itjr. The war
.,,,m TaNns ,n[;"G Tx ne Ji;,tr,,t
school board in.l.,,ing of,,>iand-
ina warrt;1,s rn'ire,med or IN.
Gnrsnd in Inc rol1rat:nn ar TAKE. 2aoa,6-
.moi,n, rncnit.r,i during trn wear
from O,hcr sources .3S2 -
-
Total receipts for iile wear. incHd-
inc Cash IN Rand 1nis f. ,9ii !.
E.ncnnil,rcs
.-,nrnt paid during the wear for
,n cG' n mGasG durng .es ,h a' vear ' n ~
.,n.,.,,, 1-;y.,,,,,- ~, ,nh IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
Husband Has Wife
Jailed for Posing
To Him as Baroness

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
COLOGNE, Germany, Aug. ia de-
ception that began more than six months
before the start Of the war. and that was
successfully praoticed until this month.
has lust been discovered. IL might never
have been unearthed II It had not been
for the war.
In the winter Of 1s1s-l4 local engineer
met and fell in love with a woman named
Maria Schiedeck. IN tue hope OF interest
ing the engineer the woman had posed as
a widowed baroness. the daughter Of a
prominent German general. When the
engineer at last proposed marriage his
fiancee could find no way of rectifying
the false impression.
On the plea that the general would be
terribly angry to find that his daughter
had married beneath her rank, the couple
went to London and there were married.
The engineer on several occasions wrote
letters to the general, but his wife. was
able to intercept each OF the messages
and to write answers calculated to keep
the two apart.
Then came the war and, eventually, the
engineers participation in II. He had
never given up hoping that he would
some day be able to bring about a meet
ing and reconciliation with his titled
and distinguished father-in-law. When
he received the Iron Cross for bravery
recently he decided that the proper time
had come and once more wrote the gen.
eral to tell him OF the distinction.
This letter the general did get. and this
time the engineer got genuine answer.
in which the officer angrily ana very de-
cidediy disavowed any daughter OF amp
son-in-law. The deeply disappointed en-
gineer could not find It in his heart to
forgive his wife. but instead had her ar
rested on a forgery charge. which has
just resulted in her being sentenced to
prison for eighteen months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
Boy Severely Hurt
When Hit by Auto

Six-year-old Ezra Hawkins OF Pel<in.
ILL.,, who Is here visiting his uncle and
aunt. Detective and Mrs. Frank Murphy.
10ly South Twenty-third street, suffered
a bad fracture OF his left leg and pain
full scalp decorations yesterday evening
when he was struck by an auto at Twen-
ty-fourth and Mason streets. The ma
chine was driven by w. II. EgEers.
DR.. F. o. Beck of the South Side was
In the neighborhood when the accident
occurred and took the youngster to the
Lord Lister hospital, where his condition
is regarded as serious.
Witnesses say the machine was moving
at high rate Of speed when the acct
dent happened. The lad was returning
TO his uncle's homo after being cent to
nearby store on an errand. He Is the
son OF a Pekin railroad man and with
his parents. had been visiting at the
Murphy home for some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

TIE best Tea slftinEs. lb..,..' .lN5le
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, ID, abo
PuT " YoUn RHAoE1B low
ron WUTnR.
Bushel Baskets Fancy Arkansas Eli
berta Freestone Peaches. nothing
finer, per bushel ............ 41.lb
peaches. crate ..... ........., CSC
l-basket crates Arkanras Elberta
Freestone Peaches ..........o eco
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

rave Aoot Print ru--Now Beacon Prcas
Electric fans. e7.so. BURGESS rs ndeA
y. q. Howell, recent United states at
torney. located offices at U5-Sl BTandeis
Theater Blds.. entrance nth or 18th SITS.
'Roaay's compisss Movie PrOErsma
oiasrified section TO-DAY, and appears In
Ths Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
ne various moving picture thssters offer.
FOR safety First in Life insurance
see w. IL. Indoe. general agent State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Worces-
ter. Mass. one OF the Oldest, Il years,
and best companis on earth.
Autoists stop over-F. A. Greenfelder
and wife and c. Il. Stuart and wife OF
Ciusaning, Mich, and b. II. Tallmadge
ana wife ana daughter Of Chicago were
auto parties that stopped at the Hem
shaw enroute to the Pacific coast
xanprovsru Hzeet-The regular session
ef the Druid hin Improvement club was
held at the Druid HIN school Thursday
evening with large delegation present.
J. NJ. Robertson presided and Mr.. Win
tersteen acted as secretary pro tenn.
says Atheists Break Lamps-City Gas
inspector Butler reports that during the
last four months many gas lamp posts
and fixtures have been broken by auto
mobIlists. He declares there are three
or four cases week. He intends to "see
about II "
Desperate with Hunger---J. w. Ryder.
charged with stealing a kodak from the
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug company.
was sentenced to forty-five days In the
county Jail. Ryder said he was hungry
and desperate or he would not have
committed the theft.
Two Draw sixty Days--winiam Hall
and Paul Wilson OF Chicago, arrested as
they were trying to break into the Leisy
Brewing eompany's building at Tenth
and Davenport streets Thursday night,
were each sentenced to sixty days when
arraigned in police court.
Kisrstead Cannot Screw. ]. Kier-
stead called on Mayor Dahlman to state
he will not be able to serve on the city
planning board. Commissioner Hummel
recommended MIR. Kierstead for appoint
ment. This resident OF the Prettiest Mile
explains he will not have the time neces-
sary to give to the city planning work
which he regards as Important.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
Civilian Officer
Raps Beggar's Head

An inoffensive. smallish. young man
proved the downfall OF Frank AcGregor,
a mendicant who while under Influence
OF liquor insulted passersby near the Pax
ton hotel for nearly half an hour yester-
day. The inoffensive appearing one
proved to be Policeman o. p. Peterson
In civilian clothing. McGregor is now in
st. Joseph's hospital suffering from the
effect OF a stout crack from billy club.
Peterson listened 70 McGregor's abuse
for a minute. and then started to propel
him towards the nearest patrol box. Nc
Gregor, however, showed fight and sue
eeeded In discolorlng the Officers eye
and tearing his collar. Peterson then
used his club
A dosen travelling men and others near
the motel substantiated Peterson's story.
McGregcr's condition may prove serious.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
POSTAL MESSENGER
KNOCKED FROM WHEEL

owen shaffer. il-year-cid Postal mes
senger boy, living At SIS Norm Twenty
firth street. and lad who n trying to
earn enough money during the summer
60 pay for his winters schooline. was
badly injured az Seventeenth and Farnam
yesterday afternoon wheh he was knocked
from his wheel by an auto driven by
w A. Leet. tho boy millionaire.
The accident az Tar as could be ascer-
tanned. was unavoidable. The boys wheel
was broken and the laa's kneecap and
left wrist were badly wFvnched. DR.,
Folts took care Of him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
THE BEE, OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1915

There were skyrookets that burst hiEh
In the air with triple bombs that show
cred vari-colored stars and followed this
with = driazle OF lambert sparks, Others
burst in chains OF fiery balls that floated
away gracefully. Some shot up IN whlri-
ing fiery wheels
on the eround were a score OF big set
pieces that astonished with their beauty
and ingenuity. There was a picture Of
Mayor Dahhnan, twenty feet high, in.
genious and true to life, Then there was
n fountain about forty feet hish, and
from a dozen faucets came sprays OF
fire In perfect representation OF the
water OF fountain. An immense roso
drew The applause Of the crowd. Then
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

positions. blowing up Of buildings. the
rushing about OF soldiers and villagers.
ell these earmarks Of real war were
spread before the eyes Of the bis crowd
that came 10 the field Of battle.
The scene IL a typical French VILLAGE.
The Inhabitants are walking about. bent
upon their public pursuits. There are the
soldiers OF the garrison. II IL a carnival
day. apparently. for a number OF very
good tumhllng, oomioai and other stage
acts are performed before the audience
while the rcd fire burns preeaging tho
battle that is to come and OF which the
village folks seem 80 unmlndfui
Suddenly there Is the booming OF the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

Large bottles Worcester Sauce Pure
Tomato CatsuR Pickles fassorted
k klnsdls)' or Prepared Mustard. per
ran BEST 5FiIoEEx f.nsH shs
The best cresmsry Battcr, :sftis,s ;s o.
Fancy Country Creamery Buttsr.
per ID, .s............ ........ acc
Flsney Fun Cream, New York white,
WISCONSIN Cream or Young America
Cheese, per Id. ............. 400
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
WONDERS IN FIRE SHOWN
War Of Nations" at Douglas
County Fair Grounds Proves
to Be Great Thriller.

GOVERNORS PORTRAIT TONIGHT
The war Of Nations" started its
Omaha engagement with great success
Thursday at the Douglas county fair
grounds.
Aeroplanes, dirigibles. booming big
guns. dynamiting Of stroneiy-entrenched
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

Busy BerthsH. The sarrison rush to
their positions But the enemy - too
strong. Building after building falls,
Then comes the Red Crosa and the
nurses attend 70 the injured. and others
gather M the dead. And night and the
dosersion OF dosolstion settle upon that
once happy village.
but tho WAR OF Nations" doesn't stop
there. Following the destruction OF the
town masnifieent display OF fireworks
was spread before tho astonished eyes Of
tho spectators.
Wonder Upon Wonder.
'o-o-o-hi" and "A-a-h-hr' and isn't
that be-oo-tiful!" and the like were ex-
prcssions that burst from the spectators.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
rs lbs. Best Pure Cane GronuIoted Sugar 100

p. q, Corn Flakes, pkg. ...s...... &C
w o. g or Krumbles, pkg ...... So
drape-Nuts, Pkg. ............... loo
10 cakes cupid Toilet Soap $3.50. isc
MacLaren's Peanut Butter, 10. .1ako
Fancy Large Queen olives, quart 36c
Fancy California Ripe Olives, LIB.
Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa. ID. $50
Yeast Foam, pkg................ DC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

.IT PAYs-TRY HAYDEN's FIRsT-IT PAYS :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
NEBRASKA OFFICERS FOR THE
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION

At the meeting OF the American Bar
association in salt Lake City this week
T. w. Blackburn was elected vice presl-
dent for Nebraska. and n. A. Hall was
reelected 10 the general council Messrs.
3. ". scandreth of Omaha. II. II. WI
son Of Lincoln. r. W. Perry OF Cam
bridge and C. q. Ryan Of Grand Island
were elected to the local council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

there was long line OF various animals
a dancing bear. a giraffe and many other
animals. Teddy IN the Jungle showed
palm tree and the intrepid hunter IN
fireworks with gun extended and the
shots pouring out These were but a few
OF the wonderful pyroteohnlo displays
Governor's Night Tonight.
Tonight will be Governor night" and
the picture OF Governor Morehead will
be shown IN the sct pieces Saturday
evening will be travelling Mems and
Elks night" SUNDAY Will be Peace
night" Monday will bo Eagles and
Fraternl orders night" and tuesday,
the last evening OF the Omaha engage.
mont. will be "Ak-Sar-Ben niRht,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21

iS-lb. sacks Best High Grade Dia-
mond II. Flour. nothing finer for
bread, pies or cakes sack. Sl.7s
10 bars Beat EN- All, Diamond g or
Laundry Queen White Laundry
soap $3.50 .........s ...s..s.... a3c
5 lbs; best White or yellow Corn
? lbs best bulk Laundry starch. ase
lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans
Z lbs Fancy Japan Rice or Tspi ioSs
cans Oil Sardines ..l.......1oc
Tho best Domestic Macaroni. yerTni-
cell or Spaghetti, pkg....,.. 7he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-21
s Enrniture SpeciaLs Snturdnr

$50 Kitchen Cabinet. .91S no
Sliding top. cake and bread boy.
etc.
Sl4 Library Table, Fumed, az .5O
4o-inch top, genuine fumed oak,
3-inch legs.
Chlldren's Beds, Drop Side, 25 IN
White or Vernis Martin, wei
made, best link spring,
Genuine Oak Dresser 90 M
86-inch and iO-inch top, large
beseled mirror.
Large or Small Bed Davenport
$1,000
Golden or TUNED oak, mule skin
imitation black leather, Ruaran-
teed ten years.
$500 Vernis Martin Beds, aR SO
Heavy, continuous post thIck
! 1-16-ineh filters.