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Motorcycle race, $500
Best auto decorations,

Motorcycle race, $500
Best auto decorations, first, $40;
second, IS; third, So.
At Casselton Chautauqua.
1880 o'clock-Music and literary re-
cital, by the Avon Sketch club. con-
sisting of four ladies and one gentle
man.
8 o'cIock-Lecture. The Measure Of
a Man, by DIR. Alva NJ. Reitzel.
Evening Program.
$3.50 o'clock--Street sports on Front
street, with the following events and
premiums:
260-yard dash--Free for all. First,
SO; second, 81; third. 81.
100-yard dash-Boys under IL years
|of age First, 81; second, SO cents.
100-yard dash-Girls under IL years
of age. First, 81; second, so cents.
100-yard fat mems race-200 pounds
or over. First, 50; second, 81.
100 yard boys three-iegged race
First, 81; second, 81.
100 yard sack race-Boys under is
years of age, furnish sacks). First,
81; second, so cents.
100 yard wheelbarrow race-First.
81; second, so cents.
Boys pie eating contest-First, 81;
second, so cents.
Pole vaulting First, So; second, 81.
Band concert.
8 p. NAT Casselton chautauqua-
The Avon Sketch club will appear in
costumed sketches of beauty and grace
Fireworks at dark.
Grand ball at the operahouse.
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of the ceremony, the ladies were adj
mitted to the gallery of the auditorium
to hear the dedicatory address deliver
ed by w. l.. Stockwell, Of Fargo, grand
secretary of the state.
Grand Officers.
The grand officers who took part in
the ceremonies were: +. H. Spraguc,
Grafton, grand master; ii. Lord, Can
do, deputy grand master; A. b. Taylor,
Fargo, grand senior warden; w. j.
Reynolds, Westhope, grand junior war
den; II. c. Wick, Cavalier, grand senior
deacon; A. 7. Lenhart, Bismarck, grand
junior deacon; o. c. Cheney, James
town, grand sword bearer; w. L.
Stockwell, Fargo, grand secretary; c.
II, Hale, Grand Forks, grand junior
steward; C. d. Lord, Park River, grand
treasurer l.. G. Moultrie, Valley City.
grand orator; = d. NJ Mcintosh, Grand
Forks, grand chaplain; and George
Duis, Grand Forks, grand tyler.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
Grand Master Sprague spoke briefly,
uging the Masons present to always
uphold the high ideals of the Masonic
order.
w. L. Stockwell, in his address de-
clared that the rules by which all Ma
sons, as well as other men, should gov
ern their conduct, were: Deal justly;
live righteously, and act honorably.''
These, he declared, must be the
guiding principles of Masonry il the
order is to prevail.
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Program Out for Big
Casselton Celebration
on the Fourth of July

The program for the big Fourth of
July celebration that will be put on
at Casselton on Saturday, July 3, has
been announced by Clay Smith, Sec
retary of the Casselton commercial
club.
The boosters of the Cass county
town have been making arrangements
for this big event for a long time and
now have nearly everything in readi-
ness. The program will begin early in
the morning and from that time until
late at night there will not be a
moment when there is not something
doing for the entertainment of the
large number of people that are sure
to be out on that date IL there are
any kind Of weather conditions at all.
The program as announced by Sec
retary Smith is as follows:
Saturday, July 8, Forenoon.
Sunrise-1,500 guns by Col. Jack
Cooney.
$3.50 o'clock-Concert by famous Ar
thur band.
0 o'clock-Automobile parade.
10 o'clock-Baseball game. Arthur
VS.. Casselton Purse SIS.
Afternoon Program.
/ o'clock - Band concert. Arthur
band.
1880 o'clock-Races with following
events and purses: ~
Farmers trotting and pacing races,
first, $25; second, SIS; third, $40.
Double team wagon race, first, SIS;
second, $40; third. SIS.
Running race, first, SIS; second,
$40; third, S..
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Great Chicago Strike
Over--Agreement to
Arbitrate Reached

ing resumed as quickly as striking
men could be notified. The end Of the
strike, which tied up electric trans
portation for two days, came with the
selection of Mayor Thompson as the
third member of the board OF arbi-
tration, the main question at issue.
Officials of the companies will select
an arbitrator by Saturday. w. D.
Mahon, international president of the
street car mems union. probably will
be named to represent the men.
Threatened outbreaks were pre-
vented after both labor leaders, and
traction officials announced they
could not reach an agreement when
Mayor Thompson invited the confer
ence to take off their coats.
The mayor then locked the doors OF
his office. He told the men he would
keep them there until solution of
the situation had been reached.
The mayor took a gold horse shoe
from his desk and hung it over his
desk clock. '
This was given to me for good
luck" he said, $50 I'm going to- wish
that it will bring good luck to this
conference"
After a long and heated discussion
of the question Of selecting the third
arbitrator Leonard A. Busby, presi-
dent of the Chicago surface lines,
mentioned the name of Mayor Thomp-
son. The names of scores of promi-
nent men previously suggested had
been thrown into discard. The COM
mittee representing the street car men
headed by w. D. Mahon retired to an
other room to consider the proposal
of accepting Mayor Thompson. With
in ten minutes they returned.
We'll take him." was the simple
announcement that electrified the
weary group of men. Hand clapping
and cheering echoed through the great
corridors of the city hall. Mayor
Thompson unlocked the doors or his
office. The conference put on their
coats and marched out, their faces
wreathed in smiles.
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London, 6The invasion Of the Of Trent by
the Italians proceeding steadily according the Italian general
staff positions gradually
Austrians who dspatehed IS 900 from Trent resist the invaders
have elaborate deenses including locations
erat lines trenches concrete.
The German claims Gaioia oonfirme
Petrograd said the
brought the Russians compelled
No Of Moseiska the of which
announced yesterday at Berlin.
British the often
se is announced London that the British have carried
line of trenches of LaBassee.
collision with British
drowned.
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Tornado in S. D.
Fatal to Three
Big Damage Done

Aberdeen, s. D. June f6s-A night
miles Of rich country from Rec Heights Blunt great dam
rural districts. ss4 e 4
Farm phons lines deoIhsd also the exchange
and greatly handcappng definite information to the full extent Of
the damage. #.e#s
The greatest damage Blunt and vicinity II Blunt
fatally another critical condition
Hida Owens hurled $50 feet from her house when the
building demolished sustained injuries which will probably
fatal.
Mrs j. Calhoun, aged iI Keinsohmidts
home and while the residence was badly DAMAGED by the storm
placed her IN condition where recovery is despared Of
L. n. sTask, lumber hit
of the head when his home Blunt completely wiped
His condition is critical 5
At Hishmore, Mrs Clara WRIGHT
surviving relatives of orvie Wilbur Wright
<ssvery injured and is reported to be dying.
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JAPS PROTEST
TO CHINESE

Tokyo. June 16.-Aceording TO an
announcement by Japanese news
agency, Japan has sent a protest to
China concerning the antt-Japanese
movement in China. Discomfort of
China with the course pursued by the
Japanese during the negotiations
which eliminated with China's ac-
ceptance of Japan's ultimatum last
month has been manifested princip-
ally by boycotts of things Japanese.
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Lusitania First
Vessel Going Over
Fourteen Knots to
Be Hit by Torpedo

1The inquiry into the sinking the Lusitana
Alfred Booth,
the the cunard Sir Edward Carson asked
eeonomzna by
boilers the time she torpedoed
neither frenen enough
make the trip aorossthe Atlantic under full boiler
declared
more
torpedo from until the Lusitania
carsea SAID he
TO whether
son omise to information
Able Quinn, the of the Lus
ana when she struck testified he the torped0 coming
capped If she had been COINS hundred knots hoTr
the inheritance Of speed to avoid submarines declared that
she could still have reached Liverpool the earliest posi-
much chance a submarine.
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G. FORKS
TEMPLE

Grand Forks, N. D., June 16.-over
500 Masons and their ladies attended
the dedication exercises and reception
held Tuesday night at the new Ma
sonic temple of Grand Forks.
Besides the members of Acacia lodge
No. a of this city, most of the members
of the grand lodge, now meeting here,
were present.
The ceremonies were held under the
auspices of Acacia lodge No. 4. Rev. j.
X. Burleson, worshipful master, pre-
siding. The officers of the grand lodge,
headed by Grand Master r. H. Sprague.
of Grafton, acted as the dedication
committee.
Following the strictly Masonic part
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To Punish Murderers.

FL Paso, Texas. June 16.-General
Francisco Villa has instructed his
officers at Tuxpam to punish persons
guilty of the killing of four and
wounding of one British subject there
recently, according to advices receiv-
ed by H. G.. Myles, British consul
here. The message from Miguel Dfaz
LombaTdo also stated that the Villa
government would make reparation.
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New Success of Germans in
Galicia Partly Confirmed
PROMOTIONS IN
NATIONAL GUARD

Bismarck, N. D., June 1e.-Four pro-
motions in the North Dakota national
guard, have been announced as
follows: Sergt. w. A. Stick
ley of Bismarck to sergeant major;
Capt. T. S. Henry Of Valley City to
regimental adjutant; Capt. Wayne G.
Eddy of Fargo to acting inspector of
small arms practice for First infantry,
and Sergt. John w. Rock to regimental
quartermaster sergeant.
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PRINTING Fight
CASE ATBISMARCK

Bismarck, N. D., June 16.-Testimony
was taken in Judge Nussle's chambers
in the case of the state of North Da-
kota ex rel S. e. H. Dummer vs.. Thorn
as Hall, secretary OF state and S. F..
Knight, interoyenor, in which an in
junction is sought against the secre-
tary of state to restrain him from hav-
ing more work done by Knight on The
Blue Book Testimony was all submit
ted and facts stipulated. Arguments
of the attorneys will be heard Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock.
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ALL
RUNNING
TODAY
Mayor Thompson to Be
"Third Man" on Ar
bitration Board.
MAYOR WAS PEACENAKER
Dramatic Episode Turns the
Seemingly Hopeless Con-
ference to Success.

Z Chicago, IuffA ss.--The strike OF
$4,000 street car men was called of
at 5 a. m, at the conclusion of fif-
teen hour conference between union
leaders, officials of traction lines
and members of the mayor -aldermanic
strike committee. All points at is
sue are to be settled by arbitration.
Operation of cars on all lines is be-
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Bankers Gather at Bismarck
For Big Annual Meeting
MINNEAPOLIS BANKERS
IN ATTENDANCE.

I
Bismarck, N. D., June ia
party of Minneapolis bankers ar
rived in special car this noon to
attend the convention. The First
National and Security bank is rep
resented by Stanley e. Bezior and
p. J. Leeman; Minneapolis Trust
by E. J. Grimes; Northwestern Ma
tional by R. S. Hume and w. e.
Briggs; Scandinavian American
National by e. L. Mattson and w.
R. Murray; Minnesota Loan and
Trust by F. H. Shumaker; Bond G.
Goodwin, commercial paper, by C.
@. DrfscoIl and George b. Lane
here in person. Edward o. Rice,
vice president of the First Nation
al bank of st. Paul, and Geo. H.
Wichman of the same bank, arriv-
ed this noon.
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Four Hundred in
Attendance -Optirlls m
Keynote Of Mee.,ng
EASTERN BANKER SAYS
CONDITIONS IN NORTHWEST
ARE BEST HE EVER SAW

Bismarck D, June 16--At meeting North Dakota
of this
L. Bell of
dent for
Der A. A. instruct
Of
morning he had
southwest through
entire conditions alike everywhere.
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The above degrees and diplomas
were conferred this morning at the
twenty eighth annual commencement
Of Fargo college in a most impressive
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Congressman Arrested.

Monett, Mo-. June 16.--Congressman
Jacob E. Meeker of st. Louis was ar
rested here. charged with criminal libel
as result of statements credited to
him in a local option campaign pre-
ceding an election held here.
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cheaper F3ostana.

Washington, June 16.--An order lust
issued by the postoffice department
rate between Dutch West Indies and
the United States.
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Is Gerhard Chief of
Supply Department of
the German Army?

16-Published
his
he mi
Iiy Alfred
eharses will
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Zeppelin Rains
Death on England ~
New British Advance


wounded
by by
ment
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Evidence Shows the
Nebraskan Was Torpedoed

at
o
ton of which coming public
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service held at 10 o'clock In the First
Congregational church.
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Degrees Conferred
on Twenty Three by
Fargo College Today
Honorary Degrees

Governor Hanna Among Those Honored- President Han
sci Makes Important Announcements Regarding
New Members of Faculty for Coming Year.
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Continued on Page Eight.
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HONORARY DEGREES.
IL n

l. of
ctor Of
N
Rev Martin Anderson, pastor Now egan Lutheran church
II. ... . . "
Rev. Herman F. swartz New York City
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w n a ri u K "A

Fair tonight, with probably frost in
low land. Thursday fair. with rising
temperature.
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contlnued on Page Pour.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Public School Music and DRAWING.

r.. Ray Barrett
Fargo N.
William NJ
M. MINI; Sidney
Tyler, NJ D.
o
N.
N. N
Grandn Musburger Fargo d. wellington d Pxer
N
d. s
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Old Citizen Stricken With
 Paralysis

On Tuesday night Esquire J. B. Dunlap died at his home on New York Ave, having been stricken early Monday morning with paralysis.
 The funeral was from the residence Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. F. A. Jeffett officiating and a large crowd of friends were in attendance. The interment was at OaklaWn Cemetery,
 Mir. Dunlap moved to this county in 1859 from Water Valley, Miss.
 He was survived by devoted wife. three daughters and tw' sons, two brothers, A. M. Dun Hap of Wynne. Bascomb Dunlal of Helena, and two sisters, Mrs 1W. w. Spence of Monroe ant Mrs. Louise Lane of Moro.
 MT. Dunlap was a member Q lthe M. E. Church. 5. and va Justice of Peace for Brinklel township. He had many friends
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Residence Lots for Sale-Col- lege Park Subdivision in town of Wheatley, Ark. $7.0O to $25. %, easy terms. See or write
 s. P. BrOwnlee
 " Wheatley. Ark.
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Barson and Vicinity

E. E. Quisenbury. of Hunter, spent part of Thursday in the "jungles" hereabout.
 John Mackey was Pilot for the man that was in these parts last week trying to buy timber.
 The Johnson brothers, Alec and Buster. made a business trip to Hilleman Thursday.
 w. w. Shaver, real estate agent of Wynne, was in this neighborhood one day last week.
 Dr. Monroe, of Hunter, made professional trip through here Friday evening. The Johnson boys have moved their mill to Hilleman.
 Ray Moore spent Sunday after noon at Hilleman.
 Jim Mackey is sick at thi' writing.
 llCraig and Frankie Barnet1 attended church at Hunter Sum day.
 Altort Chnrre eDent [ few
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
 PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF
 TEACHERS At Clarendon the 17th and 18th days of June A. ID. 1915 to ascertain the Professional Quali- fications of all persons desiring to teach in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Monroe County.
 DAVID BOWEN.
 County Examiner. Monroe County, Arkansas.
 June lst, 1915.. rne ouleIes Thok 0ees llst AllDet Jhe - necause of its tonic and la41tivf elect. AxA- TIVE DlOllo QUININ1 iI e3ef than os11nesy Quinine and does not ,e9ue4 knetvouoneee neSS look for ne siEsstase 'ofE V. eRos1 ss
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(|0SSifiedA Ads
Rate

Nice. quite, comfortable, fur nished room with bath, for rent by week or month. Phone Mrs. A. R. Hammon, No. 63. k
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Yesterdays Marriage al
 Hagen

At Hazen yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Christian Church Mr. Porter Shults of this city was married to Miss Ellie Clyde Crowley of Hagen, Rev. Hudgespeth of Kentucky, uncle of the bride officiating.
 The church had been tastily decorated by the young ladies of the Hazen Civic League of which the bride was the Presi. dent.
 The wedding ceremony was simple, yet pretty and most inn pressive, the ring service being used.
 The bride was one of the most popular young women in Hazen, her popularity coming because |of her many acts of modes t, self sacrifice. She is a fine Christian. character and the groom is to be congratulated on the prize he has won.
 The groom is connected with the J. T. Fargason Wholesale Grocery Co.,, and is a fine young man of sterling worth.
 MT. and Mrs. Tim Shults, little Mildred Shnlts. Eula Shults and Mrs. Wm. B. Folsom of this city attended the wedding.
 The bridal party returned to Brinkley yesterday evening and at present are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Tim Shults who have gone to Heber Sprin gs on a vacation trip.
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rust tell .em you saw 1t in The Argua
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hours here the latter part of Sunday night.
 There is talk of another saw mill being started in Bemis, pro- vided sufficient amount of timber can be contracted for to justify going into business with. Rumor has it that about 75 men will be given work, if the mill in ques- tion starts.
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DIDN'T TURN OVER

Ross Dead Quick" Spray kills bedbugs, ants, fleas, vege- table and plant linsects so dead, and does it Ap quickly, that people stexclain1y They ..didn't turn over." ftIputs mosquitoes out of business just as quick.
 Sold in Brinkley, by Duttor Drug Go. and A. Flora.
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cuss otd seses. othsr asmsd'ss Won't csss. The worst casle n6 6matter of how long standing. are cured by fbe wonderful. old reliable Dr. Porter's Antis4btic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 2Sc. soc. q .0o To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up The System Take the Qld/ /Standard GROVES TASTRLGSA chill TONIC. You know what you fe (Aking, as the formula Is printed on Ntvey label, showing it Is Ouinine auA H6p in . tasteless form. The QuinAn& drives ont malaria, the Iron builds /ip the system. 50 cents
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REALTY

REALTY
 Eighty acres good land 6 miles south of Brinkley, M mile west of Midland R. R. 35 acres has been cultivated. No improve ments. Title perfect will sell or exchange for other property. Address 55, care the ARGUS.
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MONEY

The mint makes tt and under the terms of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE COMPANY you can secure it at 6 per cent for any legal purpose. on approved real estate Terms easy, tell us your wants and we will cooperate with you. 1 N
 PETTY 6 COMPANY
 l4l9 LYTToN BLDG. CHICAGO Adr. 3o-3m.
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V. Staple, of Hunter. here shopping Saturday GIady B. Fure ison spent days in Memphis, visiting are sorry to note that IS. Mitchell is confined to with fever.
 u need cook stove wood, b0. N bnnkley Ice & Coal Co. Doe Simon, of Helena. is est of her sister, Mrs. lem this week.
 Helen James, of Claren- s the guest of Miss Ruby a few days this week. Alberta Ramage. of Cot ht,Iis the guest of Miss Butler. on N. Main St. furnished rooms for use keeping at reason nt. Phone Mrs. E. T. kht, phone l08.
 Jerome Fesperman, of Texas, is the guest of Mrs. E. L. Woodfin. ? Martin of Memphis, 5 visiting his grandpar- and Mrs. J. W. Cooper. essie Hartley, of Mem las the guest of Miss Pchields a few days this | Elzie Troy Fowler, pr Home Bakery Prop, er is visiting relatives in R. P. McGregor a n d
 of Cotton Plant, are her mother, Mrs. J. w. Pcll Thomas, of Claren- the guest of Miss Mary lhnger Wednesday and V.
 ptto eat, get it at A. R. Co.
 attle BrickeIl and two E. Edith and Mildred of o'e' are spending this ' Mrs. Prince Lawrence
 omth, are visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. |wrence
 latnngly who has been Ter daughter in Harri eVeral months returned
 week.
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-.n 'em you saw tt In the Arsu
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yust san 'sm you saw it in the ARdUA
 Warning Order in the Monroe Chancery Court

Bank of Bnnkiey and C. Otis Bogle, Trustee, Plaintiffs. ID.
 vS ~ Georgia 3. stoops and cesina A: Stops Defendants.
 The defendants. Ceorgie B. Stoof eeA Gesina A. Stoops are hereby warasa zao appear in this court within thirty dayss nd answer the complaint of the plan P' Bank of Brinkley and C. oda pee1ss Truatee. .s.. x Gwen under my hand and ssai of sa'o cossfe okIs 6th day of Juno l9i5'
 R. X. HOLLOWAY
 Clerk q chsncosy eosss
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LAND FOR SALE:zfhe North East quarter If Section 32. Tp. 6, Range l, in Woodruff County. Apply at this office.
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last after a visit here with rela tives and friends.
 LAND FOR SALE:z The North East quarter ef Section g. Tp 6, Range 1, in Woodruff County ] Apply at this office.
 ~~n 'em you saw # In the Argus Messrs Ben Flora and Chas. Overholt who have been attend ing school in Fayettville return ed home Tuesday.
 Miss Ogda Mclean anC brother, Edwin. of Newport, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Walter Brown, on 5. Main St.
 ren 'em you ssw ,t ,n the Arsus
 Mrs. D. s. Coleman and two pretty children, little Jim anc 'Rebecca, of Vian. Okla. are here visiting relatives an ( friends.
 Tell 'sm you s,w It In the Argus
 Luther McCreight, who has been working in Okmulgee, for the past three or four months returned home Sunday much to the delight of his family.
 Tell ,em you saw it tn the Arsus
 Mrs. w. T. Thurman has as her guest, her father, w. J. Matthews and brother. John Matthews of Stevenson, Ala. and Winchester Tenn, respectively.
 The best typewriter ribbon made for any kind of a machine you can always get right here in Brinkley from the Folsom Print. cry.
 MT. and Mrs. T. s. Dunlap and son, Sanford, of Big Sandy Texas and Bascomb Dunlap, o1 Helena. attended the funeral o1 their father who was buried here on Wednesday evening.
 TeIi lem you saw 1t In the Arsoa
 Rev. Keener Rudolph and wife were thru Brinkley Wednesday on their way to West Oklahoma, where he fills an appointment for the rest of the year. Rev Rudolph is a former pastor o1 the Methodist Church here.