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Evening journal., 1915-05-25
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.

Rev. G. E. Bivens, Presiding Elder.
Concord-E. L. Bell.
Laurel-P. l.. Cummings.
Seaford-J. ]. Moore.
eenwood-William G. Witcher.
Milton Circuit-R. w. Wright.
Lewes-S. A. Myers.
William Stewart.
Georgetown-D. ]. Blackston.
Milford-G. r. Coverdale.
Harrington-E. d. Brown.
Frederica-W. ID. Mckenzie.
East Frederica-J. II. Lee.
Frederick Chapel-W. n. Brown.
Camden Circuit-W. Fl. Daniels.
Starr Station. T. Mitchell.
West Doyer-E. J. Young.
Dover-T. j. oliver.
Clayton-M. P. Jackson.
Mt Friendship. NJ. Holland.
Smyrna-H. d. Lowber.
Petersburg-J. NJ. G. Pinder.
Mt. Zion-W. V. Trader.
Middletown-G. e. Dickson.
Moores-C. A. A. Greene.
Grants and New Castle-L. ]
Spencer and j. A. L. Porter.
Shorters-J. c. Moore.
Bethel, wilmington-W. H. Hoxter
Allen. Philade' 'phia-W. e. Car
penter.
Kenton-w. W. Cooper.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
FOULK.LEWIS.

Miss Elizabeth Clinglam Foulk and
Oliver Burke Lewis, of this city. were
married on Saturday at the home ol
the brides parents on Saturday by
the Rev. Henry l.. Bunstein, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church. The bridal
couple entered the room In which the
ceremony was performed to the
strains of a wedding march played
by Miss Esther Walls. Forty friends
of the contracting couple witnessed
the ceremony. Following the SER
vices, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis went TO
Harrington by automobile, where they
took the midnight train for this city,
where they will make their home.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
CENSORS keep WAR
news FROM The WORLD
Ry The uniled preas.

by The United Press
LONDON. May 25.-ltaly today
adopted the censorship regulations OF
the allies and il was impossible to OBJ
tain further facts from Rome con
cerning yesterdays naval battle in the
Adriatic.
The Correire Dltalia has been sup
pressed by the Roman authorities for
printing unofficial details Of the de-
feat OF the Austrian warships. Here
after editors will be held personally
responsible for publishing facts not
officially made public by the govern
ment.
Cooperation of the allies warshipi
with the Italian fleet is in particular a
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
SOCIAL AND Personal news

w. c. Jackson. OF Wilmington, is
spending a few days at the Wolcott
Hotel, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Souder, Of Wood
dale. entertained on Sunday Mrs. Ed
ward Souder and son, Edward, of the
Cedars. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frederick
OF Mt. Cuba and Mrs. Emma Stoops,
Miss Sarah Guy and Elmer Souder.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
THOUSANDS MOURN At
MR.. DOUGHERTY' BIER
ConLInned lrom E,Irst Page.

NuhunHtu IIum FIIHI FHbt'
William Stewart, her brother, and
Mother Sacred Heart, her sister.
Mr.. Dougherty, besides being one of
wilmineton's most respected and old
est citizens. was one Of the city's old
est funeral directors. his Office being
at PIT West Sixth street. lie also
had a livery stable at 1l1-l7 Orange
street He was born on the Brandy
wine In 1882 He was educated az ST.
Mary's College and ST. Joseph's pa
rochial school. Of this city. He en-
tered business in Wilmington in 1879
where he remained until his death.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
TRANSPORTATION.

TO PHILADELPHIA. 25c
Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia.
Boats leave Fourth Street Wharf and
Philadelphia, at z 80. o 90, 10. 80 A. NJ.
IL O'Clock noon. 80, 3 90. as, 6. 90.
Z 90, 80 and 40 =. NJ.
ONE-DAY EXCURSION TICKETS. Csc
except Saturdays Sundays and holidays.
Regular rates. Philadelphia excursion. SOC T,
single, aOc. An boats stop at Chester
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
DINNER FOR GIRL GRADUATES.

The banquet committee of the Will
mington High School Alumnae AS
sociation met last night at the home
of ]. Paul Cranston. No. 914 West
Ninth street, to arrange for entertain
ing the girls of the graduating classes
of the Wilmington High School at a
banquet. However. nothing was de-
finitely decided upon. and another
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening to complete the arrange
ments. The entertaining of the girl
graduates by the Wilmington High
School Alumae Association has be-
come an annual affair and is always
one of the most enjoyable social
functions given at commencement
time.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
pHIILIpS.HEMES.

Miss Annetta Phillips and William
l.. Hewes. of No. SOS West Sixth street
will be married this evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Linton,
No. 2120 Washington street. The Rev.
"A. c. Turner of Waterville, Me, will
officiate.
Following the ceremony a reception
will he held, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Hewes will leave on their wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs Hewes will be at
home after July at No. S07 Twenty
first street.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25

The general experience Of mothers
is that nursemaids are the most diff
But. If you consult the mothers who
have been satisfied in this line, you
will find that in ninety per cent OF
the cases they obtained their nurse
maids through Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25

Garrison.
Morton-R. o. Napier.
PASCAL. Bradley.
Morris Brown, Philadelphia. p
Gaines.
Horntown and Lansdowne-J. W.
Harris.
Unionville Circuit-R. c. Keene.
st. Lukes Mission-W. c. Lively.
]. T. Bum, d. S. Cincore. Evange'
lists.
w. T. Alexanders transferred tc
Piedmont, South Carolina Conference
Evening journal., 1915-05-25

matter which for strategic reasons.
the Rome Admiralty wishes to keep
secret The Correire D'Italia yester-
day revealed the presence OF Brit
iHh squadron in the Adriatic
Until the war is over. Italy will be
closed TO detailed unofficial battle de-
scriptions. Yesterdays account OF
how the Duke OF Abruzzi saved the
Adriatic coast cannot. therefore be
continued. since the facts might be OF
value 20 the Austrian admiralty.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
CIT. BUT WOULDN'T TELL WHY.

Mary Messick. colored, was treated
at the Delaware Hospital early this
morning for a cut on her left arm.
The woman declined to tell how she
was cut
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
BETHANY GUILD MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Bethany
Guild of Bethany Baptist Church. will
be held tonight. and every member is
requested to be present.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
Fenton Beach Schedule

Daily schedule except Saturday; Leave
Orange street wharf 6.l0 a. M, 1000 a.
M, 4.45 p. m. Return, 700 A. NJ, ll.00
a. m, 5.45 p. m.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
eHYPOCRITES" AT MAJESTIC.

The story is similar to Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress" but is adapted
to present day needs. throughout the
entire exhibition yesterday the great
throngs watched the photoplay as
scene after scene unfolded with rapt
attention. There is one Of every kind
of hypocrites shown in the magic
mirror Of Truth" who appears in
the form OF a young and innocent girl,
garbed only in art. The photoplay is
wonderful. The possibilities of the
camera in depicting the various
scenes so vividly and yet in nearly
every scene there is a double ex-
posure, which called for very careful
work on the part of the cameraman
and producer. The struggle Of the
young minister in getting the people
to climb the mountain where the
light Of truth shines brightly and how
he finally brings the truth home 10
them, showing the little mistakes
which lead to greater ones and the
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
WEST PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT
R. j, Williams. Presiding Elder.

X. Js Nllllames BreSldlng Elder.
Mt Pisgah-H. Y. Arnett.
Asbury-E. T. Bruce.
Murphey-W. S. Drummond.
Reading. S. Stansberry.
Medal. R. Reed.
Ward-W. II. Edwards.
ConcOrdville-J. T. Newly.
Coatesville-L. w. Stanford.
Atglen-C. II. Whaley.
Parkersburg- T. LOney.
Pottsville-A. II. Stewart.
York-Paris Daker.
Pottstown-S. w. Wilmore.
Linwood-W. p. Graham.
Oxford-G. II. Washington.
Kennett Square,. l.. Harris.
Wrightsville-W. II. King.
Columbia-G. S. Dorce.
Marietta. S. Hemsley.
Phoenixville-J. II. Young
Conschhocken-R. Murray.
Lebanon-Charles Morton.
Allentown-Beecher Carter.
st. John-George Broughton.
Arnett Mission-George w. Caulk
Tyree Chapel, Berlin, Md.-E. B
Lyon.
Tyree Mission-To be supplied.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
HARRISBURG DISTRICT.

+. t. NJ. Webster, Presiding Elder.
Dowington-J. Link.
Balvern Circuit-W. S. Watkins.
West Chester-E. Byrd.
Frankford-J. c. Beckett.
Union, philadelphia. Fl. Cooper.
Elmwood-E. ID. Bundick.
Darby. c. " Burbage.
HarrisburE-U. G. Leeper.
Mechanicsburg-W p. Brown.
Steeltown-To be supplied.
Chambersburg-Hudson Waters.
Shippensburg-W. w. p. Waters.
Carlisle-Henry Young.
Cito-Wallace Spriggs.
Mercersburg-E. p. Stirling.
Greencastle and Waynesboro-S. r.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
AT THE LYRIC THEATRE.

Buffalo Bill" as produced by the
Lyric Stock Company, is pro-
nounced success. Dave Hoffman,
Jew comedian, and the latest acquisi-
tion to the show, proved himself quite
capable as a laugh-getter. Jack Fay,
as Buffalo Bill, is very clever, and
as usual, the antics Of the Irish
comedian, Johnny Force, kept the
audience in continual laughter. We'd
nesday night will be chorus girls
contest, and Friday, as usual,
amateur night.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
At THE VICTORIA.

stand and understanding think
At THE VICTORIA.
Showing today is the first and ex-
elusive presentation in Wilmington Of
the magnificent and superb produc-
tion, "Graustark." the most wonder
full love story" ever written. pro-
duced with sumptuous settings and
the highest perfection of photo
graphic art at the Victoria. Everyone
knows the story. its intense heart
stirring plot, beautifully enacted by
a great supporting cast. the title
roles held by the exalted peers of
screen stars, Francis y. Bushman
ard Miss Beverly Bayne. whose names
arc sufficient to warrant every expec-
tation In the dramatic world.
In addition TO this tremendous
photoplay there will be shown a two
part comedy de Luxe. "Hogans Aris-
tocratic Dream" an exceptional nov
city. and on Wednesday Pathe News
OF the World will appear. Special
music by an augmented orchestra
will be added to the program for to-
day and tomorrow. The manage
ment wishes to announce that owing
to q typographical error on the part
Of the advertisement in Mondays pa
per the price Of admission was quot
| cd at 10 and 20 cents. II is desired
to state that the price has been. and
always will be on Mondays for the
New Exploits Of Elaine and other at
| fractions at and 10 cents. afternoon
and evenings
Evening journal., 1915-05-25

morals which he endeavors TO per-
feet are very clearly visualized. so
that the smallest child may under
stand and understanding think.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.

me0 BAN, % Dan oll life IPnges e..
ter at fomme ira Gig Sna funog
Oct beHoe, at oct off iom meO gnp.
tiitprpiten Sobn 5apeett, Der dig
teoe o9leit be TIE tie tbat bin6s@.
0an D1r QrGit ior Ell Tile iattig
Uieaighe0, men bop0e iaaet ct iter.
re % mere oellgnnet aalo. San
ifiiI0e til at reiie % boo0e ~ifreuet
ben lille Gang til 4fife0sieiten
Wien 6a ban 90 bans Reniabeo
iang Den iimple Gang. bIeo De ale
rert til Iaarer. % ban paffeoe IL
ne Eager no i9en % bleD bos lin
life Weniabeo. III fan pare Dis
paa, at 6in Brett iptter ct fqrliat
% 0oot 5orbol6 Iangt beiere END Ell
nor Ssn. 0uif at 9ioet beitaar
ocH beaige aarliabeo o. life
Diisneie. 8aitlss6rb % 0mfrina-
iluDcn- Sad0ont riDer Blot mere
ne0, eHo 0et bulaer on. 7et er aft
ior oite. at man er iaa alao pco
ben Oeilige Mnn6. man iige IN
har iaaet III FrGit. on 10 eaer ire
4ar eiter er man lige iaa alao eacF1
mere Ueo AT fomn1e af mqD ham /
Saa blioer man ll10 5eO BAN ct
moet Sie6 o. iorfqaer oct { 6en
fare o1onifercHo III Ren lea
itaI pirfelia bol6c % Tor i Dag.
Sea oil Boa acrne 6ape COP til at
iiae At blro ocnnc min Siitorie no.
at Iona. iaa er ocn enonn me1ct
lGnaere / qfpct noe / Mcniobeoer.
ne, on Der iremfnl6er Den bnnOe
1aarer o. emil. SierieIuf % Sop
prisHirn. Suffene un6gaas oeL
life Der. % en- Serreps 1iener maa
npre / Stano iii at lioe on0t. Den
lao Oct onSe fonme ira Serrens
aienoer oa life ira Dem. iom fall
Ser fla bans @enner.
RaaOen ogre meo os aael
3. a Senfcn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Noaet ON MenigbeOsliu
og Yraitelfifte.

Opmqrfiomme 29ier Al Can
iferens" Spnlterl
StPrben0e eiter al oRre Gamble
Den tro i aprligbe0 DEFENDER ie9,
at en- DIS aorreiponoance inar mig
til at gsre QIpor of at bebanoIe e.
Gmne. iom iee oite bar tPnft paa
iom noget, Der trenger til grunOi8
OoeroeieIie iblanOt os. Nlen ON 10.
gen oerai oil lutte, at ieg isger at
ramme Iprlige Beriouer, ina oil ieg
frabe0e mig en- ian0an Wistanfe
Sea amer BET ior ufint, neOo9r0i.
gen6e og ufriteIigt at angribe Der
Toner offentligt / Blade ior ct per
ionliqt NeellemDprenoes Sfnl0. Gri-
inns bar Der oiit os ben DpperIigere
8ej / Ratt6. IS, 10 II. On .Snnta.
Re eQer en- priDat aorreipon0anee
egner ZIG beoit til at flare inaoauue
Sager, o. fife lumite OoeriaIo 40
arog0eie. % ieg mener at port 5or-
lagsbus ! Blair meo aft, boao bet
RUNNER. ber ppre et ior belligt Steo
til at afgiDe Sfuleite6 Tor ineoige
gog6ol6.
9aa ben an0en Sioe erfenoer ieg
5an0beoen / bet gnmle OrOiprog !:
o0aar man foiter en- Sten 6lanot
en- Slot 9unoe, pfber ben, man
rammer. % ON ct iaaOont 5frig
Ifuloe loOe iia bere Der Og Der,
ber man fife un6re Jig 0eroDer,
langt min0re tobe Wooet. Sen til
Sogen.
8i taler og i%friper meget ON
gpffelie og Gin ! bore WenigbeOer,
og jeg mener, at ni ger Del oeri,
foruoIat at oct life bIiper peO5naf
og SfriDeri. Nen ifnl oct blIDe til
mere, iao ma ri gore os bet flort,
6Oori oct ian6e 9io beitnar. Oct er
life alto BET melt opfietspaftenoe,
Der oieioer gepiiet for bet ionOe
9ip. Oct por life Seiu 8enner
Sc eneite, iom eieOe 2ipet - Der par
melt isinefnloenoe Sfertorsong 9ot
og 2anefreoog De mdatte nSjes
me0 at fpmpe en- inoportes og for
toiplet aomp for 2ipet | De Gage
og Elmer. Den eneite, iom ieireOe.
Dor Seius. Den bans Seir ipntes
for geroen og Den falffe 8eligisii.
tet at bore ct Re0erIag. San ieire-
be BOG, og bans Seir bar ben ftsr.
ite, Tom 1ogen Sinoe er pitnoet-
Oa bans Ser bar tilfige bansgen-
ners Ger. Men oct pd 10 me6 an
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

rap til - Qien M 5ar ieg ialfen5
traa0i paa Ell Sci 2igiorne gen.
Seq oil ina ireite meo at mnoe
ON, al ingen bcheper al enme iig.
iom life bar ieli oct. ) eurilt f.
0er @n0s Gro, at Den, Der mf0tr.
piier 0roet. Dor Dele ali goot meO
ben, iom unoeroiier bnm.~ "a 0o
BET gerne er cen Nrgit, ION moer
biier mango, ioa bnr0e De mango
10 nof tunne Dele ina meget no I'll
oeu enc, ri hau life inn ituloe u0.
re Den iaftiaite gionO / Nieniaae.
Den. Bet, ban uo6eler ira i'm Ser
re % 6relier til bpcrt cueite 0iertc.
iom oil mootage Oct. er oo1 mere
1ar0 enc al Menigheoens i%or0iife
eieHoom til iammen. 92u er BAN
bitter. Tiger noaen. giei fare, ieJ
rr life. Seq oil i~n0remme, al ieg
til 5ioer bar ppret oct. Den ono
bar troos at ieraef ior mic o.
mine til / Tag, OF Oct oil ban nof
gere bereiier. @n0nu pr ie9 life
iaa iattia iom min tore Serre %
Meiter. san eieoe til ii0it boaita.
peligi talt. life alp0erne pa1 arop.
pen. Seq bar enoogiaa en- gFrins
hilbert eaer TO enonu. 0ien Speg
til SIDE, 8enner. let er nlporliae
1ina, ri taller on, tbi De bpnger
neie iommen meo belle port 3or-
bolS til 8relien | ariitus, % bpao
oi agter Ben at nGre ppro. 5of 0u
heller @no, ON ban bar gipet 6ia
Ell ire Rrpit oa Sipleisrger til al
unoerpiie bio og Dine gsrn om9inets
Sci, emo at on ifuI6e begpnoe at
fnltrre ooer oct Bar 0oIlars, oct
foiter big. Oh fonr inaen 9Gae
eaer Brofurntor iii al asre ian
meaet glrbei6e ior iaa life en- gen,
iom Den RrGit gsr, ia life en- @ana
Din 1ieneiiefarl, % ban bar ooa
life betaIt Tor at 9na / 5fole man.
ge aar for at bIiDe 0pgtig til fin
@erning. Sfam Dig, ON On Ter paa
6it 8i6rag til ErGitelennen iom en-
almisie Spis on asr. er Ser tor
5are for, at on bereiter foHmer
til at tiage ON 9an6. 6oor Der IN
tet er at ion. Get bliper paa DIT 9i.
Drag iom Detailing for giort arbei.
Oe, tbi aan0eIige @oOer fan oper-
boDe6et life febes for qenge e
paa bit 9iOrag Tom en- fife Taf-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Tom Ou er alao
|OeO at poe, fsrit @i6 oa iaa Din
Brat. Ian bill on o. bin Brpit fcnl-
me til at nD6e meeen 8eIiignclie
og Dele nlegen a~Grligbe6 iammen
I Seiu Ero. % iao pif on life
frnqes ioo meaet efter at fomme al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

nobreoc e%Oangeliet % o%eri9ennem
@uos Riee.
vi iaar mart 2eiIig5eo I'll after
at 6ersre bette 5or6oIo.
Slip fom til 9gen Samaria,
1iitammerigets ganlle Sooeoitao. %
prpoifer ariihis for Self Der. 81
min0es / 0enne 5orbinoelie 70 5iag
- at Sefus ga ban ~ltoien0te tine
tlfomnteaoe 4poitIe paa oeres @is-
ion / @alilpa. iagoe til Dem:
.@aar fife mo + Samoritanerne5
9D", % at ban. oa ban prog iaen-
uem oenne 9anosoel GSo5. 4, iaa,
At .@orferne par bpioe til Soften. ID
93u par Chen moe. ga Der ifuI0e
ienoes 6eitioIf I'D paa oisie boioe,
moone @arfer. 5eiu5 5aoOe 10 o9-
iaa iagt til apoitlene. II Be ifaIoe
pqre bans .8iouar baaoe / 5eruia-
lem % i belle 3uOpa og Samaria
% inotil 5or6ens gnoe.@
Sfarerne / Somaria gan en-.
0rpgtigt a9t pao set, ION 6leu
ia5t Al Slip. loci De 5srte 90 iaa
Be 1egn, iom ban gior0e Der ii9es
ipecielt:
hi Der ear mango. iom 5aooe
urene Naaoer. % Al 6pem oisie iore
no. raa6en0e meo hei 8st. q mon
&c D%urf6ruone og Iomme 6leoe ael-
breoeoe."
utter Der. 5oor gangeliet ior-
f0n0es for isrite sang, ielger Ser
rea meo, iom ri bar let 0et / Sc.
ruiaIpm. og ita0fpiter 0rOet 0eo
meoielgenoe 6een.
Oct par life uaoerligt, buao Der
ui6ere Iiges: Do Ser 6Iep en- TOR
@lp6e ! oenne On
60em andre euo 8iIig. ser ior-
fnn6te goangeliets Gr0, eler hoor
Be forfpn6te BET, Set iiaer 2ufas III
tet an6et ON emo Bet anibrte 0ro:
&c, iom bIeoe ~a6ipreote, gif ON.
frind oa forfnn0te Cr0et.
Der bar nItiaa opret nn0re. maa.
ife un6re al De sorige fem Diatoner
Ga after andre aan0sfpIote 0enne-
fer uoen ior 6eres are0s. iom bar
iorfuuot gnan9eIiet.
6por 6e bar pirfet % %iorf1not
Croet, set bar ri rimeligis e. Sim
aerpea ON / 9ers I. boor BET Iiges,
at Sc .aoipre6tes oper ale 5uOGas
GA somnrias Cane o. oioere ] iioite
Eel Al aap. 9, buor ooooa og Sop.
be omtnles.
"a ri tsr lutte, at Der ogioa ble0
ftor @Ip6e oe andre Steoer, 6oor
epanoeIiets Orb bIeO forfnnot; til
set er life alene GpnngeIiets ID a q
at ifabe @lP6e, men SET eier Come
til at ifabe @fpSe, 10 Set ifaber
abiolut glp0e. hnor Set mo6tnges
! Tro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Richard Baxter:
DE HELLIGES EVIGE HVILE.

Oyersat fra engelsk efter Baxters 1919 udgiyne 1.-The
saints everlasting rest at c. Place. Med Forfatterens Por-
tract. Prs indbunden Lederbind, komponeret af Poul Stef-
fensen, $500.
en- af de code, gamle, we'd /Aarhundreders Heyd
kronede Boyer, som troende Mennesker halytredie Hundred
aar har s9gt og fundet rig Velsignelse j. bet er en- Bog, der
Igesom Luthers Skrifter, SERVERS Sieleskat og Bunyans Pill
grimsyandring, aldrig taber sit Ward, men b9r fndes paa
liver Kristens Boghylde. Kirkebladet).
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
SbgebnsiebIfr.~
(ai 8ecOnOaIecent }

Get bar not ! z. aierfgaarp
lib, at mon %uOienOtc r5ntealacnis.
ieOIer." Naaife lea hlnOe lpreOe
nosle Spgebu5ieoler. ): noele Ian.
fer og OOcroeielIer. iom lea bnoOe
moer nit OpboIO poa Smebuiei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

Dnt bar Serren, iom idooe til
Simon Better: On anoen ifal bin
De OBJ ON big og fsre DIG oerben.
bpor on lite bill" Cob. 81, iS).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Set, Der beitaar.
Scr Cubs Orb bsiiaar sDinbeli9
fBf, 40. a..
&c 00iprebte f%OrfDnOer
Sr0et

Sml0lertiO gif De, ION
ble0e ~aoipreote. omfring %
forfpHote guangeliets Oro.
PIP. y. 8. 4.
Sqs aap. s, is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

Room 4 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Nebr'
Canadian G%overnment Agent
The Dickinson press., 1915-10-09

Morrison is a candidate for superin-
tendent of the Bismarck district. He
is eloquent and energetic and a good
organizer and is we'll fitted for the
position, though his many. Dickinson
friends will be sorry to have him
leave the city.
D. A. Cutnaw and brother were,
wiring a house in Richardton on Tues
day. Mr.. Cutnaw has a large
amount of work this fall. He was TO-
go to New Salem on Wednesday and
has work at Belfield next week, to say
nothing of his many jobs in Dickin-
son.
Kenneth Gardner and John Robin
son left Wednesday on No. 2 for Hal
liday, where they are to open d
moving picture show at once. They
were accompanied, by L. J. Willis Of
the Lyric, who will assist them to
get started. L. w. Richter will have
charge of the Lyric in the absence.
of Mr.. Willis. Messrs. Gardner and
Robinson will also open a show house
at Golden Valley and later at other
places out north where electric plants,
may be established. Jerry Dryer will
take Mr.. Robinson's place at the
MIDGET, ,... &c.,.
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middle of the week, while Miss Thack-
er will remain some time before con-
tinuing her journey to her home at
Glenwood, MINI.
Chas. Adams of Is miles northwest
of Fayette returned Monday from St.
Paul, where he had gone three weeks
previous with a stock shipment, hav-
ing also visited his wife and children
in Minnesota. He is a breeder of
pure bred Hereford cattle and also
fine horses, his three-year-old steers
in this falls shipment averaging 1900
pounds. He returned to his ranch
from Dickinson via Killdeer Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Foskett and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. H. Foskett,
of Chicago, arrived from their extern
sive tour of the west on Tuesday for
a short visit with the Mark Suther-
land family, Mr.. and Mrs. Foskett
being cousins of Mr.. Sutherland.
Their son, E. H., who vas travelling
with them, had to hasten home on
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Benz. J. Gam of Girard. Kansas,
who admits being guilty of conducting
a democratic paper for 20 years, was
in Dickinson on Wednesday selling
the Life of Abraham Lincoln in
Verse" to Masonic and Odd Fellow
members.
Mrs. Clarence Fisher and daughter,
Evelyn, left Tuesday by auto stage
for New England, where they took
the train for their home at Mott.
Mrs. Fisher is getting along nicely
after her operation at St. Joseph's
hospital some time ago.
Asa and Gordon Gardner made a
business trip to Bismarck via Dickin-
son last Friday. Mrs. Asa Gardner
and children had planned on leaving
for California next week but owing to
sickness in the family it is possible
that they may not get away as early
as expected.
A report of the threshing on the
Albert Oukrop farm gives them 900
bushels of wheat and the same
amount of oats. The Oukrops come
to Dickinson at least twice a week
with cream. The nine miles is a
short distance for them as they make
their trips in an auto.
w. A. Shear of Sentinel Butte ac-
companied his wife home Monday
Mrs. Shear is recovering rapidly after
her operation of two weeks ago. Mrs
A. N. England, Mrs. Shears sister of
near Sentinel Butte, who underwent
an operation for a bad ease of tonsils
on Saturday, accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lahart were
moving out to Killdeer this week
where they are having a residence
built. Mr.. Lahart has a new eleva-
tor at this point and also at Golden
Valley and Werner. He states that
recently the elevators had to refuse
a good deal of grain on account of
same being too wet when threshed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyon drove
in from their ranch near Beisigl
creek the latter part of last week,
Mrs. Lyon coming in to remain for
the winter, while Mr.. Lyon went out
again Tuesday and does not expect
to be in again before the Christmas
season: r. V. Lyon, their son, who
has a homestead on Maverick Flats
and also some land on Beisigl, is put
ting up new buildings and making
other improvements on the latter
place, where he keepsshis stock part
of the year, having a responsible man
residing here to help him. He has
had fine luck with potatoes this year.
On the 18th he will be among those
making cattle shipments from Kill
deer.