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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-06-04

the tank. The water circulates around
the cans and flows out at one side
through an overflow pipe. This over.
flow pipe leads into a watering trough
and the water is used for watering the
stock instead of being wasted.
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The barber shop awning has been
decorated with appropriate signs.
J. Y. Millar has had his residence
on the north side papered in anticipa-
ton of occupying it soon.
H. A. Kluver of the First State
Bank, left Sunday for Fargo. Mr..
Kluver was subpoenaed as a witness
by the United States district court in
a suit now pending in that court. He
returned Tuesday.
We invite all to note the splendid
condition of our banks. The German
American statement was published
last week and the statement of the
First State Bank appears in this
weeks issue.
T. E. j. Tenney of Grand Rapids,
Minnesota, passed thru here Wednes-
day on his way to the Panama Pacific
Exposition. He is walking the entire
distance, and has $50 days in which
to complete the journey.
R. T. Reese of Turin, Iowa, and c.
D. Stevens, cashier of the Chatsworth
Savings bank of Chatsworth, Ia, ar
rived Tuesday with party of land
buyers from the Hawkeye state. Both
gentlemen were heard to remark their
surprise at finding such excellent bar
gains in real estate as they have been
able to secure here. Every member Of
the party purchased land and we shall
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NANAHAN MAKES
. AN ATTACK ON
ATTORNEY L|NDE
COUNSEL FOR EQUITY EX-
CHANGE CHARGED ATTORNEY
GENERAL WITH CONFERRING
WITH MEMBERS OF CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

A large crowd is attending the trial
of the Equity Exchange before Judge
Pollock at Fargo. Many of those in
the court room are members of the
Exchange, and all such are wearing
red badges. They march to and from
the court house to the business dis
trict, making quite showing.
James Manahan, attorney for the
Equity Exchange, created furore
when he referred to the "nefarious"
chamber of commerce. Judge Pollock
broke into the attorneys talk and de-
clared that he would not tolerate any
demonstration.
Manahan charged that Attorney
General Linde and assistants confer
red with representatives of the Min
neapolis Chamber of Commerce in
Connecting" the attack on the Ex-
change. He declared that the Attor-
ney General and his aids had "sneak-
ed" back and forth between Minneapo.
lis and Bismarck.
It was then that Judge Pollock took
Attorney Manahan to task for his
statements against the attorney gen
eral, stating that his remarks reflect
ed on the attorney general and stated
that the attorney general was simply
fulfilling the tasks Of his Office and
that it was not shown that there was
any Interior motive on the part of the
attorney general in bringing this &C.
ton against the Equity Cooperative
Exchange.
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PRESS CONVENTION At
MANDAN JUNE 25-26
OF ASSOCIATION
HOLD MEETING AT MINOT SAT-
URDAY - MANDAN PLANS TO
GIVE EDITORS A FINE TIME.

A meeting of the officers of the
North Dakota Press Association was
held at Minot Saturday and the date
for the summer press convention at
Mandan set for Friday and Saturday,
June rs and 26.
The following officers attended the
meeting: Edgar L. Richter, Lari-
more, president; w. H. Francis, Velva,
secretary; M. l. Forkner, Langdon,
member executive committee; J. How
ard, McHenry, treasurer and E. A.
Tostevan, Mandan who represented
the city that will entertain the men,
bers.
The program this year will be de-
voted to circulation from it's various
angles. Mr.. Forkner is chairman of
the program committee and will select
prominent newspapermen from the
southern part of the state to cover the
various subjects.
Mandan is arranging to give the
members great entertainment. There
will be boat races on the Missouri, a
beat ride on the river, auto rides, a
big bowery dance, banquet, etc. Man
dan is one Of the states best cities
and no pains will be spared to make
the meeting a success.
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) o O o o o o o o o o o o . o O
) WARD COUNTY SUNDAY 4
; SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Z
9 9 o 8 o o o 9 @ o o @

The superintendent of the Home De-
partment of the Ward County Sunday
School association is asking that May
goth be set aside as Home Department
Sunday, not to do away, or detract
from Memorial Sunday, but osupple-
ment it, for the basis of our great
country is it's homes.
The superintendent is asking that
every pastor of every church in the
county preach one sermon on that day
on the Value of the Home Department
of the Sunday School-the Need and
Importance of Regular Bible Study in
the Home-More "Home Religion
"Parental Example," etc., etc.
There are many important Home
Department helps issued by each de-
nominational publishing house, but
two of the very best are the Home
Department Blue Book, which tells
the "How," and "Ten Drops of Ink to
Make You Think" which tells the
''Why of the Home Department. These
are both written by C. D. Meigs of In
dianapolis. They are we'll worth the
perusal of every pastor, officer and
teacher. It is suggested that a supply
of application cards be placed in the
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HUNDRED BANKERS
ATTEND MEETING
PROMINENT MEN ADDRESS
GATHERING MR.. HANCH OF
POWERS LAKE ELECTED PRES.
IDENT.

The group meeting of bankers from
the northwestern counties of North
Dakota held in this city Friday, was
an unqualified success from every
standpoint. More than a hundred were
in attendance.
The meeting was called to order in
the public library club room Friday
afternoon by the president, Oscar Will
son of Donnybrook.
d. S. Hollenga, secretary of the As
ISOLATION of Commerce, delivered the
address of welcome.
One of the main addresses was CIV
en- by John H. Rich, member Of the
federal reserve bank of Minneapolis,
who explained the new federal reserve
banking system.
Prof. Smith of the agricultural de-
partment of the First National Bank
Of St. Paul, delivered fine talk on al
falfa, stock raising and intensive
farming.
The convention closed with an en-
joyable banquet served by the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella at the basement of the
Catholic church Covers were laid for
a hundred. Major Person was toast
master.
The following are the newly elected
officers: President, Mr.. Hanch, Pow
ers Lake; Vice President, Geo. Car
penter, Williston; Secretary, A. J.
Ross, Stanley.
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RAIDED CAR LOAD OF
Der AND WHISkEY.

A representative from the Attorney
Generals Office, caused a raid to be
made on a 500 box car Monday night
and 40 cases Of whiskey and several
barrels Of beer consigned to fictitious
names, and to several local citizens,
were found. There is no question but
what good deal of bootlegging has
been done in the city and this is one
way of heading it off. Where the liq-
uor was shipped to local parties for
home consumption, nothing of course
can be done.
The presence of the liquor in the
car was discovered by Assistant
States Attorney o. B. Herigstad who
learned that man had been caught
in the car and several bottles of whis-
key were missing. Mr.. Herigstad
learned that much of the whiskey was
consigned to Mike Pagan, well
known character, but some of it was
consigned to a number of Minot citi-
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M|N0T WILL WELCOME
THE CAR. AND W.R.C.
STATE CONVENTION WILL BE
HELD HERE TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY 49, CAMP FIRE
TUESDAY NIGHT.

The G. A. r. and the w. R. c. or
CARNATIONS of the state will hold their
annual convention in Minot, Tuesday
and Wednesday, May rs and rs. Al
tho the ranks of the G. A. R. are thin
ming out rapidly every year, there
promises to be quite a large delega-
ton.
Minot will give the members of
these worthy organizations warm
welcome and nothing will be spared
to make the convention a success.
Citizens should see that the stars
and stripes float to the breeze on those
days.
Arrangements are being made for a
camp fire Tuesday night. The G. A,
R. will meet at the X. P. hall and a
separate place will be provided for the
ladies owing to the lack of room at the
hall. Atty. C. C. Wysong will well
come the G. A. R. A good musical and
literary program will be provided.
Rev. Hal P. Fudge will deliver the
annual memorial address at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning.
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BURLINGTON.

@ bU RLlNU 1OAN.
@ @ o @ o o o @ O o @ O (" 9 " @ @
Rev. and Mrs. Brown, who have
been engaged in evangelistic work
here for a couple of weeks, left for
home Monday.
We are pleased to note the fact that
John Welo is back in his old position
as section foreman for the 500.
Casper Stein, assistant 500 agent
at this station, returned Wednesday
from fortnight's vacation.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Hous-
ton, Tuesday, an eight pound girl
The mother is doing splendidly and
George is busy handing out cigars to
his friends.
DR.. F. J. Christie has had cement
walks laid about his residence. The
Doctor expects to leave soon, for a
visit at his old home in Canada. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Christie
and the children. :,
Cement walks along the west side
of Main street are now complete and
by the end of this week the walk on
the opposite side will be completed
and a cement crossing put in.
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pews, and after the pastor has ex-
planned that the Home Department of
the Sunday School is compose dof
people who do not come to Sunday
School, and yet are willing to devote a
half hour each week to the study of
the Sunday school lesson, and has then
preached his sermon, he will probably
find many of these application cards
signed. The Sunday school will have
many new members for the Home De-
partment; these new members will
take more of an interest in the Sun
day school, and the good accomplish
ed in the home life cannot be comput-
ed. Will you not join in making this
"Home Department Sunday" a splen-
did success? Pass on the thought
that it may spread and do others good.
If May Both is not a convenient day,
take the following Sunday. Write me
for leaflets or information.
MRS. JOHN UNDERTAKE.,
Minot, N. D.
Ward Co. Home Dept. Supt.
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i. NORMAL NOTES.

o NORMAL NOTES. o
9 9 @ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
President Crane left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Mayville, where there was
meeting of the State Board of Nor
NAL School Trustees Wednesday.
He will meet with the N. D. E. A.
Executive Committee on Thursday ev-
ening in Grand Forks for the purpose
of making preliminary arrangements
for the annual association program,
which pomises to be especially strong
this year. 1t is very probable that
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation Claxton will give an address
as will also Booker T. Washington.
With the assurance of the appearance
of these two speakers Of international
reputation, the Executive Committee
is to be congratulated on the splendid
work already done.
President Crane will also attend the
conference of City Superintendent
and High School Principals, which
meets in Grand Forks Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
Miss Elsie ]. Cook, critic teacher in
the grammar grades of the Model
school, is attending the P. E. o. state
convention which opened Tuesday at
Valley City.
The other delegates from the local
chapter are Miss Florence Porter and
Mrs. A. G. Crane.
Miss Hilda Hayden has been ap-
pointed to a position in. East Fair
view, N. Dak., for next year.
Miss Gordon has accepted place in
the schools of Tolley.
Mrs. H. A. Hill of Mohall spent the
week end in Minot the guest of Miss
Cook.
On May 10 the boys of the Norma.
school took part in an athletic efic.
iency test consisting of the following
events, and tried to qualify in the
third athletic badge test, the stand.
ards of which were:
Pull Ups (chinning), 9 times.
Running High Jumps, #. in.
220 yard Dash, 20 seconds.
Altho several of the boys were able
to reach the standards in two events
only one made the complete test
which requires all around ability.
The best marks made were:
Pull Ups, 14-Roy Johnson.
Running High Jump, #. S in
Roy johnson.
22O Yard Dash, 26 sec.-Paul San
ford.
Paul Sanford, who made the test
will be awarded third test badge.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The building committee OF the l. ..
O. F. Hall Company will receive seal
ed bids for the erection of hall in the
Village of Berthold, according to the
plans and specifications now on file in
the office of the O. B. Gorder Lumber
Co., and the Rogers Lumber Co., at
Berthold, N. D.
Bids will be received up to o'clock
P. M, June LIST, 1915.
The committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received by
C. A. MCQUEEN,
5-2O-t3 Chairman of the Committee.
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soon expect fresh influx of settlers.
The Burlington City Garage now
has large and we'll executed sign
above its portal.
Mr.. Moody, of the Lanpher, Skinner
Co., Of St. Paul, has been at the c. A.
Bugge & Co. store for couple Of days
this week with fine line of sample
coats and fur goods.
Saturday was gopher tail day and
in spite of the inclemency Of the wea-
sented for bounty.
tended the school meeting at Des Laos
where the proposition to detach sever
al sections from this township and add
them to the Des Lacs district was TAX
en- up. The above named gentlemen
made protest on behalf of this town.
ship and the validity of the law may
soon be called in question and decis-
ion asked Of the supreme court.
We believe that few Of those who
signed the petition realized what a
division such as proposed will mean
to them in the way of additional taxes
or they would never have been so
ready to subscribe their names to pc
titions before due investigation.
A lodge Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America was instituted last Thursday
evening by Deputy Head Consul Corey
of Minot.
The following roster of officers was
chosen by the camp:
Consul-Barney Theurer.
Clerk-John H. Werner.
Treasurer-Joe Jacobson.
Vice Consul or Advisor-E. A. Mad
sen.
Escort-Ira Stoddard.
Sentry-Eugene Lanphere.
Guard-Will Larson.
Trustees-Albert Schultz, Eugene
Lanpher, James Casteel.
Camp Physician-Dr F. J. Christie.
The meeting nights will be the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each
month.
On Monday evening special meet
ing of the camp was held in the opera
house and the degree team from Fox
holm initiated a class of thirty-one.
Besides a delegation Of 26 members
from Foxholm, visitors were present
from Minot also.
At the conclusion of the lodge work
building by the Woman's Club.
Covers were laid for eighty and
feast of reason and flow of soul
coupled with the delicious assortment
of viands provided by the club, made
the event one long to be remembered
by those attending.
This was the largest and most en-
| ioyable affair in the fraternal line that
| the local boys have ever staged, but
it's safe bet that it won't be the last
if the many econiums Of praise by the
visitors is any criterion of their inter-
est in the success of the local camp.
Burlington camp is being launched
under the most favorable conditions
and if present plans reach fulfllment
the camp will soon have quarters that
any well-organized club.
Burlington Royal Court, as the local
Woman's Club is known, have secured
Nine. Loretta Bordeaux to stage her
famous production entitled "Love's
Consumation" at the Burlington opera
house on Tuesday evening, May Is.
Nine. Mordeaux is under the man.
agement of the C. A. Rose bureau of
Kansas City, Mo.
The actors are all tiny little people
and in the unique marriage ceremony
the principals are the smallest men,
bers of the company. This playlet is
the most ambitious project ever
launched by the Woman's Club and
you may be assured that it will be a
success. Let everyone turn out Tues
Continued on page 81
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Parshall Editor in Auto Acciden

A. H. Dosinger, managing editor of
the Parshall Post, passed thru Minot
Wednesday enroute to Estevan, Sask.
His sister will return with him to live
at Parshall. Mr.. Dosinger made the
trip to Minot in a Ford. Enroute, he
encountered a mud hole which threw
him forward in the car, breaking the
wind shield with his head, but he es-
capped without scratch.
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Will Bury Old Time Indian Scouts.

VIII Duly O1u f1rte fru1d1t ocouts'
The Indians of Shell Village, near
Parshall on the reservation, will hold
notable memorial services May 80
that will be attended by Gov. Han
ma. who will deliver an address. Over
1000 Indians will attend the celebra-
ton. The bodies of all of the old
Indian scouts that have been buried on
the reservation during the past will be
taken and buried again in one common
burying ground. The burial ceremo-
MES will be in true Indian style and
will be most unique.
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Internationally two numcers were
omitted from the report Of the pro-
gram rendered by the Wednesday
Musical club last night. Miss Eldred
sang three solos and Mrs. Matilda
Dahl Mailman rendered beautiful vi
olin solo.
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Johnsons Keep Open House.

Johnson & Johnson, prOprletOrs Of
the City Meat Market, kept open
house at their new building on West
Central avenue Thursday night, scores
of their friends calling to partake of
a delicious luncheon. The fine new
building is about ready for occupancy.
The owners are thoro in their line
and have made an unqualified sue
cess in this city. They have the best
wishes of host of friends.
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Moore Building Large Garage

Chas. w. Moore, who handles Ford
cars and accessories, has begun the
excavation for a large fire-proof gar
age on West Central avenue, opposite
the Lexington hotel. Mr.. Moore will
have one Of the best garages in the
northwest and the building is to be
completed at an early date.
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zens who never use the liquor at all.
Mr.. Herigstad has started an action
to permit him to destroy all of the
liquor not properly consigned.
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SaSii6er iInterit. .serein.
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1iafDnie s0ereiit.
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