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The Detroit times., 1916-07-31

Mitter, samuel A Watrous. Max .
Bertilng. Anthony +. Burda. GhsrleS
Pratt.
wittmaacA. Frederick Strick, Otto
Tiedemann. r. II. Brow. ~,
Consta BILE Re publican Paul
Stecher Edward Born. Erie NJ
Brown. 4 Frank q Deli Edwsrd
Fifteenth ward
Aldermen-- Republican. Albert y
Hawkins. George X. Ellis, Frank y
Wilson. Democratic Thomas -
Lynch.
stimators-Rerubli Fred l.
Parrish, John Schaf1er, Henry Wal
Itch, Thomas +. clancy
Constsble--RepuhlicAu. Arthur l.
Pave. Chriss Hon, william Do"uInr'
William Witt
sixteenth Ward
Aidermen--Repubiic irving Z.
Gumeiton. Herman A. Thterry: Geo.
W. Niepoth. Alexauter piu. Joseph
r. Merritt. Louis + Wojcik. John A
kronk.
Burhop. &. NJ. Schafer, John Niche
Constabi.s-Republiesn August J.
Schewe. Arthur : Cyr William ;
uosuqor sev~at~enth Ward
sehultx. Albert q. Kunz. Charles J..
Estimators-Republ william
A. Parrish. Robert sand. Andrew r.
Constables-R-puSli william
Kruger. Jr.. Con. Henris. George Dun
ming. Edward r. Hill
EiEhteeath Ward
AldsIms w,,,t. elica w,,,.ar edt J.es
Ia Ia
Es,imators-Repueii can: stanisians
r. Gaxdecki. Harold p. Redmond. Al
fred Diedrich, Fred q. Ackley. George
A. Wheeler.
Pence. Herman DulL W. B. sanuels.
Ntn~ve~ntA ward
Aldermen-RepU blican: Paul De-
Rome. Charles A. Ashe. John n.
liam A. Rlehert. Democratic: chas.
Martell.
Estimators-Repubit william
Walter. Joseph Alphonse Bedard. II
Huseman. James r. Thomas. Harry
constabIes-Repub Arthur q.
Terry. Frank Provost Albert Bau-
mann.
TwenssetA wsra
Aldermen-Repub iican; william r.
zoeller, Eugene A. Adams. Oscar A.
C. Daily.
Estimators-Repub Milton II.
Lsrter. otto J. Dust. Herman Muir
rer. Democratic. WILLIAM c. Cough
lin.
constabIes - Republican: Henry
Wormsdorf
Twenty-arss ward
Aldermen-Republic l. Irving
Nc Kay. Richard o. starkey, Edward
Norton. Julius L Krimmel L r. Ray
held. Earl r Newberry. Democratic
William p. Bradley. Fred A OPP
Henry ID. Merithew, Cosby King
publican: p. A.
Kempe Peter Matsea. Frank =. Al.
Olson Democratic: Arthur Hatha.
way. j. Bert Prtmeau
ConstabIes-Republ James A
Perkins. Melvin Hughee. George Rus.
sell Jenking. william ~. kessier
Democratic: John p coyle. william
Mead
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
BRYAN SPEAKS
FOR SUFFRAGE
Also Raps Saloon In Speech
At Ypsilanti Chau-
tauqua

YPsILANTI. July 3l.-william
Jennings Bryan delivered a lecture
here Saturday evening on the Chsu-
tauqua program. He talked on
woman suffrage. the saloon and the
war.
He said in part: Political par
ties have all declared for woman's
suffrage. although the republicans
and democratic factions differ upon
the tariff. II man is willing 10
trust bis wife with the raising OF
his family, be should trust her with
the ballot.
III the saloon r. a good thing. why
make II pay license. Why no,
permit II TO run like a grocery store
q meat market! Licensing saloon
keeper is like spreading germs that
will give people the itch and then
arresting unfortunates because they
scratch this itch.
"If a man only drinks a little. he
ought 20 be willing TO give the
amount that would buy. that little
10 missions. I. he drinks enough
70 harm himself. he ought 10 be
willing TO quit for the good OF him
self and all others with whim he
may be associated"
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LIVED 80 YEARS IN
WYANDOTTE, DEAD

wYANDOTTE, July 3l-Morris
Rushiow, So. for 30 years wyan'
dotte resident. died Saturday night
in his home at No, l3l Vinest.. after
q long illness. g rviying him are a
wife and six CHILDREN. Mrs. Frank
lie Sage, Detroit; Mrs. Joseph Bos-
man. Ford. Chester. LEO, Arthur
and Viola Funeral services will
be held Tuesday morning from St
Patrick's church. with burial at Mt
Carmel
Born In Trenton In 1854. Rushlow
,or many years vas employed In the
Nellis will there. After moving 20
Wyandotts, he became a hoop-mill
employe The family is one OF the
best known OF the Trenton French
colony
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ANN ARBOR

Two prostratious from heat were
recorded her. Saturday afternoon in
the hottest day Ann Arbor has seen
this summer william Keys. 90. and
Mrs F. r. sherman, were overcome.
but are now out OF danger The
thermometer reached 90 degrees in
the shade, and 102 In the sun.
dead lamb as q weapon SOUNDS
IN. cnve.man stun. but that IL what
Mrs. Christina Hass alleges her hus-
band Julius Haas used 10 chssti1e
a small son She also charges that
Hass bought but one dress. one waist
and one Jacket in ell OF the 10 pears
the couple have been married Ths
charges were made In cross-oiii
fled saturday In circuit court
Detroit officers have been asked
20 look for Peter Givalas, Greek,
alleged 10 have assaulted an aged
man here Friday night.
Julius Hass. accused OF beating
hts It-yeAr-o son. Emil with
pItchfork. was freed by a justice
court Jury here Saturday after be-
ing out three hours
Because forage has been dried up.
10 large extent. by the heat. Ann
Arbors milk supply has been some
What eurtaiIed Ice. however. IL
plentiful and no shortage 10 seen in
that direction
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her home In Dayton. O.. AFTER q visN
at the home OF Mrs. A, A. Van Cleve
Herbert Shepherd has purchased a
new touring car
prof. Nicholson. OF the Michigan
Agricultural college. visited tne
farms of the members OF ths fp
Saturday. lie came expressly TO IN
spcct the oat crops grown from
pedlgreed seed and sent out by th.
" 4. c. He stated that oats In the
Vicinity Of Ypsllanti are the very
best he has found any where In the
state -,
be played Tuesday afternoon at a.So
in Recreation park between She
Recreation and Prospect park teams
on "wednesday the teams Will so IN
Ann Arbor 20 play with teams from
Mrs annie MahAnnA IL visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Barton withah. near
The big s.ven-day chau,auaua
program closes Monday with a lee
ture this afternoon, The world We
live in" by pr. T. T Haserman' arc
song recital this evening oy Suus
the Chicago Grand opera COMPANY
assisted hy Pierre Henrotte eoncett
meistcr and Marcel Charher conduc-
tor. both OF tho Chicago Grand opera
company The program for the en.
tire week have all been strong and
well attended.
Ypsiiantt is going to have prom
lnsnt part IN county and state
politics. this fall This city VIII
present two candidates. Hon Johu
+ Kirk viii run for lieutenant gov
ernor on the state Democratic ucket,
n r. Van ia Walker has Mod HIS
petition with the county clerk 10
represent the Second district In the
: state legislature on the q, =.
Rev william ruttl. left saturday
, 70 visit his daughter, Mrs r. T
: House in Norman. okla.
Mr. and Mrs g. W smith and Mrs
/ Thomas Hughes attended funeral
I in BEDFORD. Saturday.
/ saturday IN the Pontiac asylum He
, a. survived by his wife and has
mother. Mira Anna Daschner
The deput shsrir. on saturday.
took Mrs Mary Eddy 10 Ann Arbor.
where she was placed In the woman =
detention ward she escaped from,
the Traverse city state hospttal and
she Viii be returned to that fnstitu-
ton.
CIarene. Barnes Dixon. aged 50
! years. died saturday In his apart,
ment over LeaS' shoe store. Funeral
( services were held Monday In the
A severe thunder storm struck su-
! nnrfor township. SATURDAY nnsseSsn.
lightning killed . vsiuahle two
, year-old horse belonging 20 r. C.
large part ~ the apiary % F!oyd
Markham Five hives we're ruined
and 400 pounds Of honey were scat
\ tered over the yard
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BIRMINGHAM

Born. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Gurthie. q daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Carl simmons spent
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence Morrow. IN Flint -,
home on East Maple-ave
daughters. Marguerite. Catherine
and Bonnie. have gone 20 Leaning
ton. Ont, 20 visit relatives
sompi sra Ns sss1yyda ss'n morning. mnas
against three parties FOR violating
the motor vehicle Law July 1s-27 on
Oakland ave. in Pontiac. They were
a n IS miles an hour r "
and n. Bardint. % Detroit zach
had ,n:ir nearing s .,dsy,, morning ro,4,
n ns s .c sna uy co: ard f rSay paid paid
renton. IL spending a few days In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Msynord
Tn. rarrias. Of Mise Mae Randall.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs George
Randall OF - southneld ave. and
RIchsrd Harraok. OF MILWAUKEE,
Wis, viii take place Tuesday even
w r. JAMESON. Of Detroit. will per-
form the marriage ceremony Blanch
Brooks, Della Casey and Merrill and
Floyd MICS VINO are COUSINS OF inc
bride. will be ribbon bearers Miss
GLADYS proows will play Msndel.-
sohns wedding march The brides
dress will he cream colored pussy
willow silk trimmed with tulle and
pearl trimming and she Will carry
a bouquet OF yellow rose buds and
lilies % the valley. The house will
be decorated with white daisies and
roses A BUFFET luncheon VIII be
served. The table decorations will
be yellow and white roses The bride
and groom will 20 on a wedding trip
on the lakes and after Aug l6 win
he At home at No. lii East Maple
ave. Forty guests are invited.
Mr.. and Mrr. J. e. HALE viii spend
this week at sylvan lake.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Troungs, ~ Troy. daughter.
Mrs Harry Chamberlin has retrSn :
cd from weeks visit with frienps
Nj and Mrs. Charlie. nm. OF
Mansheld. o.. are visiting AZ the
homo. OF Or and Mrs. ]. N. Rainey'
on Pierce-st.
Francis Campbell has bought two
lots on Gsotse-st.. from Miss Grace
Hencock
Elizabeth and warren BRAY unaer-
went operations for adenoids at tneir
home on south Woodward.ave, SAT
urdsy. ,
visiting AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Best. on Purdy-si.
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cultivated by the movements OF
steamers, but the wind was from the
south and there wasn't much re-
freshment IN IL.
At 10 O'Clock in the morning there
was a long Line Of impatient. per
spring persona buying tickets for
Belle Isle. The central part OF the
island and the American side seem
ed to be az fully IS warm as the
city. and. naturally, there was
stampede for the lone bath house
which the great City Of Detroit. In
its benencence provides for its citf
zens.
Sensible persons sought the
shaded shores OF the Canadian side
of the island. Many came with oas-
kets and hampers filled with lunch
and fortunate. indeed. were the
early arrivals that obtained choice
locations al the edge OF the river.
for there came delicious breeze
not very lnvigorating. but still bear
ing on tie bosom a measure OF com
for 10 the afflicted.
All along he shores OF the Can
adian side children dabbled in the
cool water. Their mothers stripped
them OF their outer clothing. ana
permitted them 20 splash around In
their underclothes. II made a per
son feel cool merely 20 watch the
children and participate In their en-
Ioyment
The Official high temperature OF
Sunday was 80 degrees. the highest
point OF the season. reached AZ =
o'clock IN the afternoon. There
vas 20 degrees difference between
the figures taken on top OF the Ma
ies,lc building and those registered
IN the kiosk in front OF the city
hall. There the street temperature
vas recorded at lOs degrees at 2:s0
o'clock in the afternoon.
Though u was a day OF rest, when
there should be less liability TO
prostration than upon day when
people are engaged IN tasks that
tax their energy. there vas a much
larger toll % life than has been ex.
acted since The hot spell began 20
days ago with record OF ~ ia
talities. exclusive OF Eve drowninss
that had a contributing cause from
The heat. Detroit doomed large
among the hot weather death Hats
throughout the country. II broke
all records In this city
In addition To the deaths already
reported In The Times. Saturday,
seven more were added later In the
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wyandot,e. Thomas {. Wall (R),
Ann Aroor; Albert D. Chandler
Hudson CD.
Third-John NJ. c. Smith (R),
Charlotte: Edward ~. Dinghy (R),
Kalamazoo; Walter r. Taylor (R),
Kalamazoo; Henry E. Straight tR),
Coldwater; James ". MaxSh, CD,
Battle Creek; william J. Rogers
Isl. Battle Greek: Howard J. Cav
anaugh (D.), Battle Creek
rourth-Edvard l. Hamilton (R) f,
Nles; John c. Ketchsm (R). Hast
ings; Roy J. Wade CD. Three Rtv-
ers
S.1th-Patrick H. Kelley (R),
Lansing.
Seventh-william J. Spears (R),
vassar: Louis G. Cramton tR-), La
peer: Vernon J. Bowers CD. MI.
Clemens. E. Elmer Crissmsn (P9'
Macomb county.
Eighth-Joseph w. Fordney (R9,
Saginaw; William J. Cone tR.). Sag
NAV.
Ninth-James c. Mclaughlin (R).
Muskegon.
Tenth-George A Lour (R). Bay
City; Gilbert A. Currte tR). Mid
land; Roy o. Woodruff Or. Bay
City.
Eleventh-Frank ID. Scott (R),
Alpena.
Txelfih-william Frank James
RI, Hancock.
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HEAT NOT SO BAD
IN DOWN-RIVER
COMMUNITIES

Excessive heat Sunday caused
the death OF Capt" Jansen, a Swed.
ish sailor and town character. aged
about 60. Jansen, whose Christian
name. family and home are I'M
known, was attending a ball game
Sunday afternoon on Great Lakes
ave. when he became FRUSTRATED
Physicians were called, but they
could not aid the stricken man. He
died shortly after. Frank Gallagher.
undertaken, took the body TO his
morgue on West Jefferson-sve. Al.
tempts are being made TO locate his
family.
Suburban towns Jared much bet
ter than the larger city up-river. But
one prostration was reported In Wy
andotte, Daniel Donahue, about 40
living at Maple and Third-sts., was
found by neighbors in a field near
bis home. He was taken TO DR.. {.
W. O'Brien. who says the man will
recover.
In Ecorse and Trenton. no seri
Gus cases were reported, although
MANY minor prostrations were
noted. Thousands OF sutomobilists
made their way Sunday TO the down.
river beaches and parks. On Slo-
cum island. below Trenton, several
hundred people camped for the day
under the shade OF the big trees.
The beach there, az well as the Wy
andotte. Fighting Island and Crosse
lie bathing places were TANNED.
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MANY WISH
TO BE SENT
TO LANSING
(Csstfssed from Page ons.)
gan: Frank D. Town CD. Anega

gan: Frank d. Town CD. Allegan.
Ninth: James Henry tRD. BATH.
Creek. A. Watson Brown 1R). Mar.
shall: George l. Bolen Cd, BATH.
Greek: J. r. d. Snyder (socD. Battle
Creek.
Tenth: chas- q. peland tR-). Jack.
SON
Eleventh; Lyman 4; Holmes tR)
Mt. Ciemens
Pontiac: George IL Campbell tsoe.j
Pontiac.
Thirteenth: Hugh A. Stewart tR.)
Flint; Carlton A. Talbot tsoc.
John. +. Reiman tRl. Burton; Ber'
Fourteenth Charles w. Foster
Fifteenth Ebert v. Smith (R,
Nashville. Gottlieb Bsssemsr teoc)
Hastings
sixteenth: Paul Averiil George 4
Ellis. Roy ~. watkins tR). all oI
Eish,esasS o.ors. W. xius,
Nineteenth Ernest J. Bryant Or }
sand Creek Albert r. Mendsn fR)
Adrian. Guy L. North 1901. Adrian
D. TFspsfih R SsS T9rr' S:k.n M
- $500
twenty .hrst Charles a. scuiIy
| tRD. Almont
Twepty second Andrew Der..
frank ns s MePhii iTnS ,pf Of q sin.v ~
tRJ. Muskeson. Frederick Xsc-
! donald lRD, Muskegon: Peter W
Losey Ro' Mpsksson: vincent 4
smith CDD. Muskegon.
Twenty-foufth Augustus X Cans.
ser (RD, Bay City. William II ALL
swede (RD. sanford David A. Bal
lard tRl. Bay c'ty =
CRJ. NJ Pleasant. N.w.n smith
Twsnty.siS,h. Charlie. Tufts cR)
| tRl. star city William W. Smith
twenty. eighth: John N PER-,
tR}. Ius,h Miles " cailaghar
! III. Grsenbu,h' william H. capi,
CRD, Petoskey J. Lee Morford tR.j
fhirtieth. James C. Wood cRJ
CR). Marquette Hugo Koephk
tsoc }. crystal Falls
| Thirty second. George william
| (R.), Calumet; James 81 wilcoi
| (RJ, Calumet.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Clare; Henry Croll, Jr.. (R). Bea
we'll. Burt saiiey fR). Lake.
Iosco Will McOillvtay tR.), Os
coda: J. Edward Beta (D). Au ssbl.
Leelanag Andrew r. Anderson
| R). omena.
City: Dr. Nslson Abbott (R). LAX
city
Presaue Isle; Nelson O. Farrie
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
DRINKS POISON
ON STREET, DIES

A young woman. believed to be
Miss Ella Ostray 25 years old. care
fully folded her hat and coat and
placing them on he sidewalk AZ
sheiby-st. and Mlchiganaye.. drank
poison, Saturday night. and died q
few minutes later az abe was being
hurried 10 the receiving hospital.
But IL cents was found In her purse.
which also contained a letter from a
sister. Ethel. % 80. 1905 Johnson
s,.. Bay City. Mich II was ad.
dressed TO general delivery. Detroit,
and the name OF Ostray was writ.
ten in pencil The body Ia In the
county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
DEMOCRATS
OF MACOMB
NAME TICKET

MT CLEMENS. july 2s--The
members OF the MncUnt county
Democratic committee met here
yesterday. and the following pri.
mary slate was perfected for the
fall election. with nominating petit
lions for the respective candidates
being filed with the county clerk:
For Judge OF probate. Robert p.
Eldridee. Mt. Clemens; prosecuting
attorney. p. V. Nunneley. Mt. Glenn
ems: county clerk, Henry McCaf-
ferry. Romeo; register Of deeds.
Joseph A. Turcotte. NJ. Clemens;
county treasurer. William Dawson
Lenox; Drain commissioner, Neil
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day. bringing the total 10 ~ since
July IL. The IL deaths Sunday.
makes a total of IS TO date
Several persons died in their
homes, Sunday night, and Coroner
Burgess was kept dying from place
20 place for several hours.
Anthony Koss, So. was overcome
in his home. No. $50 Illinois-st..
early in the evening. He was dead
when a physician arrived. Koss
was an employe OF the department
OF public works.
William Grim, IS. died In his
home, No. 100 Sixth-aye.. just as
. doctor arrived
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Candidates in the County

Republican-Samuel l. May. Hentl
c. Nlcol.
Democrat-Emery Menash. william
Schwartz.
Republicans. IL Goodwin. VIII
liam :. Grimes, X. n. Hoag, Morgan
Parker. Jacob w Rothaeher. Joseph
Rottenberg. Phil o. Sanderson. Rob
ert T. Williams.
Democrat---wtllism u. Melody.
surveyor
Repubiicsn--W. ). Parker. Ceorg &c
A Dingman.
Comfy Road missioner
Republicsn-John = Haggerty.
Democrat-william Sally.
County Drain Commissioner
Republican--Robert Bolta. John II
McGlenn James j Healey, walter J
Lemkie. William u. Redmond. Frank
schroeder. Herman Quandt
Democrat-Mlchael SIymanOwicA
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Ford Begins Work
On New Village Hall

FORD. Mich. July 3l.-Work on
the new municipal building will be
started in very short time. The
general contract for tho work was
given TO Hugh Roberts, Wyandotte
builder. at s30.230. The building will
be finished BY spring.
As planned. the new building will
council chambers. Gre and
police departments. with a new Are
motor truck. and a slx-cell Jail, and
justice court. II will be located on
the site OF the old building. In use
for many years. and will be OF brick
and steel construction.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-31
SUBURBAN NEWS aas1

Mills. Armada: sheriff. Charles Cul.
yer. Halfway; circuit court commits
sloner. william r. Kelley, Mt. Glenn
ems: coroner, William westendorf.
Mt Clemens. county surveyor. John
Irwin. Jr. representative. David
Carl
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WYANDOTTE

Miss Edith Henning. Chestnut st.
left Monday on an extended eastern
trip.
Marion Baxter Robeksh lodge will
meet Tuesday In Oddfellows temple
Because the elections on Aug. %
would Interfere seriously with their
plans. the Allgoodfellows have post
poned their annual Pnt-in. Bay ex-
cursion 10 Aug 20
Mrs Henry stelnhauer. Eureka
ave, will entertain the one More
club wednesdey evening
English versus GERMAN styles IN
ctothe. werP pitt~d sRsinN each
other In Juaticc Richter court on
Saturday ~ suit brought by
Hugh J. CreeEan. an Fngiishmsn.
against George SprenRer. a German
tailor. OF 40 5Tl Greenwood
Crcegan wanted to recover money
he had paid on a suit made for him
BY SprenRer on the eround that ~
was too German In its cut. List
ening 20 testimony on tie English
lines. Justice Richter gave jude-
ment for the defendant for the
balance due on the suit.
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(Rep). Detroit; Robert Il, Hanley
(Rep), Detroit
Macomb-EIra +. rorrey (Repl
OF Armada: Barney ptehi .Rep.l. oi
Mt Clemens David Carl tDem-). OF
Richmond.
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r vsest Dssts1et.
~ ketubiicaa--Havs,ook o. NORTH
tuoes oAeslss - Hnsssksmp. August
sEssh n1As1 Snail Hush shsp-
h N ecr0S --trask u. posemus
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Socialist J. Powell,
Prohibition--f.ucius n. Rodgsr.
,rhissee.sh Dsssvsfh
b .g%nsrs:-rSs:n. ME-. Msss's'
ffosiSitioslss@wssS B. psas~
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ECORSE

Mrs Charles Bachus, 81, died Fun
dsy night In Gilbert hospital, Wyan-
Funeral services will be held We'd
pesday with burial In Woodmers
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RIVER ROUGE

AIr.r Reno has returned from a
two weeks lake trip.
Twins were born Sunday to Mr.
ana Mrs. John Deshow. No. toe Halt
The Tuesday Afternoon Pedro club
will meet Aug. ! In .. L. OF l.. school
hall
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YPSILANTI

Miss Julia Palmer. Of Laramie.
wyo.. In spending q few days with
Miss Caroline Towner.
Miss saIiie Parrot LETT today Tor
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yOAgs - ProAsts
Hspubiican--Edgar o. Durfee.
nhan9
Repubiican---Hsnry A. Dickson. Ed
ward ". stein.
County C1erk
Repubifcan--Thomss ". Farrell.
Milton OakmAn-
Democrat--0corgc Defer.
Couaty Treasurer
Republicap-Jamss Il. Burgess.
Godfrey FreIwaId. James Grant. VII
liam Al. Green. Jr. Louis II. Lempka.
Register ~ Deeds
Eepublican-Otfo Stoll
Prsseesting Attorney
Republican---charles III. Jasnowski.
Cosnty Auditor
Republican William Gutman. Rich
ard i'orath Robert W. Rutter.
Democraf--Navler ". konkel.
Circuit Court Commissioner
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PvfntisG-ths pIsIa nest kisa-fhst
IL risht-Time- job Depty--wsin <S2o.
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) IN G.. O. p.
ENTER FOR
GOVERNOR,

fcoutiaued from Pare Ose)
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- Aldcrmcn--Repub Charles A..
,Srynxn. Aloe A. peirnei. Louis Brozo.
Ruea A. Newman. Democratic; Al
kavf Hsly. Herman A. Natske. Chris
C. Htrackbein.
Dphulsn Edward y. Kruger, Robert
~ HintS Newman Smith. Demo
ofotio: xichasl Urban,
IA Coastal Herman
puuSsesssA ward
Aidermen--Rspub Ralph a.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-06-30
The Stampede

Undoubtly many people from
this section will attend the Big
Stampede at Havre on July 4,
5, g., 7, and 9th. Our advise is:
Come to the Big Fourth cele-
bration at Cut Bank and then
60 down and see the West as
it was" at Havre.
The Stampede has the en-
dorsement of the Havre Cham
Der of commerce and a number
of well known Havre citizens
are on the different committees,
which gives assurance of a
show that will be free from
"bunco" features.
The MANAGEMENT guarantee
that all GU tside visitors will be
well cared for. Besides the
hotel Accommodations 1000 cots
have been placed in the public
schools and Masonic building
and the service in these places
will be first class.
The admission to the grounds
will be so cents; which is only
half as much as the charge
made for like shows, at Pend
Teton and other places.