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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-02
@PEOPbE YOU
KNOW -
n ABOUT 4
Ask for Stones Cold Tablets.

fOie IOT the JULIUS 4Or Dcllcr
streets.
c. T. Bondurant spent a few
days this week in Memphis.
Mrs. f. S. Moore spent a few
| days In Nashville last week.
New evaporated Apricots and
Peaches-very fine-at Prather's
You can feel safe If we fill
your prescriptions. - Hickman
Drug Co.
Mrs. Hood, of Dyersburg, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Chambers.
o. Il. Kerlin spent Sunday with
his sister, Miss Jennie Kerlin, of
Union City.
Do you eati Then try The
Price Hotel. Three feeds day
at 81 a week.
+. ID. johnson, wife and chill
dren spent Sunday and Monday
in Nashville.
Mrs. Allie b. Goalder and
children returned home Friday
from Memphis.
Mrs. John Wright is visiting
friends and relatives at Trim
BILE and jackson.
$. III. Hinton and wife have re-
turned home after visit to his
parents at Memphis.
Mrs. w. b. AInberg has re-
turned home after a visit TO
friends at Louisville.
If you need . doctor call u
and we viii get one for you. -
Hickman Drug Co.
Miss Marguerite Fuqua re-
turned home Sunday after a visit
to Miss 10 Nash, of Stanton
You will save money on flour,
sugar, coffee and groceries Of all
kinds if you buy at Grissom's.
Mrs. E. b. Prather and Mrs. F.
NJ. Maddox were guestsof Mrs
Chas. Fields, of Fulton, Friday.
A. f. Owen, wife and baby re-
turned home Sunday after short
visit to his parents at Mckenzie.
Walter Brown, of the Indus
trial League, arrived in town
Monday to look after his lot sale.
Don't neglect the early fall
cold. Get a 25c box Of Stones
Cold Tablets-the reliable, safe
cold remedy. |,
Mrs. s. X. Davidson and daugh {
ter, Miss Dottie, returned to
Memphis Saturday after a visit I.
to Mrs. A. o. Caruthers. \ l.
Miss Esther Bartlett has re- ,
turned home after a short stay !
with her parents, George Bartlett !
and wife, of Rockport, Ky. l.
You can get four standard mag i
azines one year for Is cents ex- q
ira by renewing your subscrip-
ton to The Hickman Courier.
Mrs. G. C.. Smith who has been !,
visiting Mrs. Jessie Burgoyne, of /
New York, arrived last week to 7
visit her sister, Mrs. Alice Am
berg.
Miss Bess Thompson returned
home Sunday after a visit to her
sister, Miss Irene Thompson, of L
Cincinnati. Miss Irene returned Ip
home after attending the Con- :
of Music. a
One Flanders runabout in first !.
class running condition, good n
tires, SIS Prest-o-light tank and =
good reason for selling. Price .
800 cash. Need not apply un- y
les you mean business. See =
Dobson, at the store.
j. r. Ford and wife and Mr.. Il
Meyers, of Cairo, motored through v
Friday and returning Sunday az v
ter a visit to Percy Jones and =
wife, Arch Hertweck and Allen '
Jones accompanied them home a
after a visit to j. r. Ford and {
wife. Il
Vermont is the only State in Y
the union that has given it's elec- {
torial vote to the Republican can 7
didate without a break since the | i
first campaign of that party in a
1886. Several other states had
the same unbroken record till
1912 Ten Southern Stat. NJ
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-02

1t occurs to us that there is en-
tirely too much junk piled a
round on the "back street." and
those of us who are compelled to
view this eye-sore day in and
day out would thank the city
council to take some action that
would result in a cleanup.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-02

FOR SALE: My furniture and
undertaking business at a big
bargain. Well established and
good location.-W. F. Montgom-
cry tic
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

M jority n tais soun'y. the cor.
t., among the esnrida'es ~
that parry u <eenAr there b@irg
from svo 10 Jvs candidates T.,
nearly every Office. srt IN MANY
instance Me ls1 yiola,ers nave
their candidate picked knowing
from whom tnsy can get protec
tlOn.
Al the general election in this
county nearly two Years ago one
republican Ess elected ~ Office
shs frst one 10 tne history If the
county. rnIs shows that many
of The voters are nottie1 - party
regardless of the KIND " c4ndi-
oates nominated. and nliess the
right kind u candidates are
nominated next T1esssy 4, il.
predicted that there viii be
more than one rep1s icah in ,he
court house after next January
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Miss Ella Hassnbe.r ~ rous h
3 vent u Al,Is Tnnrsday for q
tso well hs yst with hsr slstsr,
Mrs Chss Eads
.rs. Il. ". Clarke Of Denison.
Fex Is here visiting at the homes
Of her sisters. Mrs. Chss. Coffin
on route 8. and Mrs. X. q. Rich.
ardsOn on roate2
j. r. Mitchell ~ route a 10
busy this week pulling his crop
" broom corn.
Miss Annie King, who has bnsn
wishing her folks on route q left
Monday for Opahs, Nsbr., where
she expects to remain.
elsud Myers and wifs of rozte
z were callers at Msdidine Park
Sunday.
r. Goodin Of ronts 3 k,s hesn
under ths Doctors care during
tho past week bat is now iinprov.
ing.
II z. cline of route 2 mas sod
q hne team VI mares 10 G. w.
LiDselt Of same Route.
Mrs n f. tirklea Of routa 3
Is vlsi.iaa relatives al kairview.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
WORK WANTED.
THOs RIcHARDSO

On Agy1s, l.. you Eis ni-a q
man o so-y t0- " ayai1s' yJu.
II YOU van, 1iIn u 1Dr. FOR y0u
am ths man asd want ths Job
oi Osins gyIF I-Dr.s-h ma tI,e FOR
: e third district cJm used of
Cosafpehe ard Cotton crlr 'ies
Il yo1 hire RE ! vii 30 rny very
best - serve yva. PersDLzt'y
! favor d .asis.a:iys rssi | ;hrk
Se have about a.. the avs Ne
need. favor fewer nfFi-er. and
less tayes '4yJr i-ss expand
lures Dn oar nIxu-r st4is srBypls
aai more N our common scHJDl-
l' other @JT1s eus iiym gne and
add % the other. hardly think
r. fair ~ spend s2 6O0 go or
l3. 900 st1dents in stat. scnOJ.g
enlie on.r spending s.. 0-.. 900
On over 800. 90 slud=nts Ia the
common schools, HLo never see
inside a stare school. ! favor
lrs' rag chewing anH more work
" the lsg stature. ! am opposed
T. 40 msay lOpg- vinded speeches
which cost you sboIt 800 each
aud osueis NJ one. thiak swe
have too many lawyer made avs.
! lsk y0I % vote for a man who
the 'pscls interests oppose. A
man not too Young or yet tOo Old
a man win a future. WltnO4. d
past Il man who can and will
do 5srne,hing; one who has been
a democrat AZ all elections. one
yno has mover fought the ticket.
or a man on II. A man VINO has
been a member OF the democrat.
10 organization Fpr q n4mber Of
years. IL al present chairman
A man not irying to ride in on
some cateh-al laws, that have
bees trle1 by other states and
been repealed at earnest request
OF the farmers. A man VINO will
1rprec yOur vote. a man
who " ne ever thinks he is big
enough 10 be governor. will ney.
sr AJAX you 10 elect him represeu-
ta.iys ! believe in going for.
ward. not backward. Thanking
von for your support. beg tpl
remain. believe me. your friend. !
PORTER Y Nc JALLUA.
tPaid Adysrlisement.J
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
ADv gsrisi.n abvEs:
The Primaries

Nezi Tuesday. Asgusi ! .isth.
date TOR holding the state pri.
rsries 10 Oklahoma .u order te
nor1in, % candidates on ,hs yari.
Gus tickets 10 bs voted fJr at ,he
general election In Nogrinber.
Hereto ore 1uri1v this primary
campaign. thii raper has NJ,
raj. WORD aboot he y imary ~
any Of the candidates for Office.
Tai, biienee has 40, been through
choice but dIe ~ tha fact that
the editor ~ 'his paper holds .
civil ssrv'.r position under the
fefef'l government and ali civil
seryss sinp.Oyees nave str;c, or.
q ito keep rfit Df politics.
This silence has been very
Daisfgl {, keen. for he God Of
nh hsaysB3 knows that we
need fey ejitsrs In this eounty
~I'h "sr7s enD1zh ~ speak ou,
- meeting ard !eay.=sr the
innDrai con Il:i5ns aai Law vic,
isiipn. s1f - sy'Ose the eandi.
dat. for office uho are hobnob
Disg with iha, . emsnt and sg
pcc,inz their main support from
IL.
!, IL NOT the intention here To
msntiOs The names "a any Of
these candida -; that would
make ~ guilty of taking a hand
IN politiss. Furthermore. 1t 10
not necessary for VA " mention
their names The people Of this
county know who they ats. Nor
do We believe that the federal
government will consider ~
guilty Of political activity when
We dssounse the violation of
both state and federal laws With.
sit mentioning any asmss.
Tu. dswvscs;s ssiug in the
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
Too ate fer as, week }

TIE farmers are making say n
the cotton feds l..s 1ry v=4tnsr.
Crops are fre q. cotton lock.
ing ia the middle. ar6 ssterme.
ors are g1ing 10 ~ aa.Ii II
rains sEy Eay sOo,.
The little baby O.: Mr. 4 cover.
ot near SInny Slope. died Thurs
day morning july i3 H=v True
D I'd ot Roekytord preach-i lie
funeral the fe.l2EIGz evening
aad i, wOs .aii u rest in the NJ
View s,rne:ery. Fney have the
sympathy Of many friends.
Jess Skinner and family ard
tis brother. B1D Ssia1er. ana
fam " .et: for hya1 Jliy i3.
Nhers tnsy AL. VAST their par
ents.
Pie,oiy's Pier c VII be July
- d g. a. are expecting .
GlrA tine.
Dick Rlese % Lart,1 visited
rhs hpme Of A. Johnson the past
week.
Mr Brown and family Law.
.5n were visiting SIM Mitchell
and wife SarurIay and Sunday
A. Johrsoa aad s-epsou. fort
Gibson. and Dick R.ssc'i of Law.
.ou left this morning for 4 an
where they are going 10 WORK In
the hay feds.
n. A Walker. Alert Walker
J. ". NOlen spent Saturday ey-
ehing on little Wsshits fishing.
Mrs. Nolen and children spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Sarah Johnson.
Miss Gladys Johnson suent
Saturday night with Donnie Nol-
en-.
Everett. the little son of Joe
Robertson. is very sick. The DOG
tors have i, at Fletcher now but
IL is not expected 70 1--WE.
Tore Barker ia gone on a bupi-
re.s trip to IT. Cobb.
Geo. Spears found bee tree
on his farm Guess they will
have plenty ~ honey to eat this
summer; Mr.. Spears cut the tree
Monday.
Mrs. Cane and two sons, Oscar
and Russel. spent Sunday AT the
home Of J. w. Nolen.
School starts a, Sunny Slope
Monday. July II, and will have
two months school this Summer.
SUNSHINE.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
Ball Games.

9yril failed 10 appear at Piscod
y Tuesday 30 the Xlgin boys play
ID kossyford. the game result-
ing 20 10 o IN favor Of klgin.
wirh Bsrch pitching and Bro wn
catching.
Llsin and Sterling ara playing
there this afternoon and Thurs.
day and Friday K!ain will play
the lhoishoma Indians.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
shroyer For Representative

Az Shroyer Of near ut. Scott,
democratic candidate for repre-
sentative Of Comanehe county at
the primary next Tuesday, xas iI
Egin Tuesday caliiag on the vot.
ers. He has lived on farm In
this county for a number ~ years
and 10 An extensive stock raiser.
He 10 the farmer candidate for
this Office and friend Of the 10.
boring classes. Before coming
here he lived in republican state
where be threw his vote sw.y
but he always remained loyal TO
the democratic party.
,Plid Ad,srtissnsat.) /
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
The Water Refrigerator.

In India. am other no, eoun.
tries, people make use Of porch es
enclosed with muslin cloth which
is kept wet to keep cool. The e.
vaporation from the ssrface Of
the cloth lowers the temperature
Of the Dir inside the enclosed
porch.
In dry regions. water 10 kept
cool By covering the water yes.
ssl With eloth. which 10 kept vet.
J. Z. Payne.
rslsco r. 4. Soy der. C....s.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
A Sad Affair.

Mrs. J. r. Ballou received
word the first of this week that
two Of her nieces, dsughters of
Chss. Ma one. had died of fever
at Petrolis, Tex. His wife died
also not long ago and q ten year
old son. the only surviviag child.
has the typhoid fever and 10 not
expected to live.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
EGGS s CENTS PER OOZ

There are Just enough fer.
tile eggs being marketed to
spoil the prise for every body.
You have had ample warning 2
and now bit in the face with
the fact. The lesson has cost
Oklahoma farmers and mer.
chants 100000. Now won't
you swat the roosters? Ad.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

j. A. Adams. the county weigh.
~. was here on business gatur-
day and said the towa had I'm
proved - much that he gst lost.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26
Local News liens

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game 3; PIee Joy tuesday.
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.3lss MINNIE oven o. : Stcter .
nzs beer Visiting az tie q ne Of /
hes sister. .-rs. :. d. bJr1. the I
pSsi ees.
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Dr;ls sE3 sDn CeI! .eit fngr-cs,
iyf visit AKIN Ie.z.l,-s al
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j. l. Tu,iis. candidate for reo.
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inursdsy Wbvr- the latter Sa
.asiIg Lsr music essSo
hrs. SD Evans .wotlii.
drsa ol C!smatn Fails. U~sgYn.
we're here the iai.er part Of las,
"esK sis,I-g I'D frisuds.
Misses Vivian Lacey and I.o.
DiLa cessna, "AO we're mere va.
itIng old friends. iett Sunday tor
their home a. IpiDeri. Texas.
j. X. BJzeman went 70 Al-is
las; week where ne Is serving a,
section foreman while the regu.
iai mah Is taxing his vacation.
Mrs. 7 K. Bennett ard son
Mohta. Mrs. K. c ChoeEs ano |
Albert Creiner were ca lers at
n sd.cine Parx Tuesday evening.
A mighty coed time to buy
flour It's Old wheat and
the prise is right. z. Stone.
Adv.
Newton Whitley and family ,
moved here from Parker last
week into the house vacated by .
dr. Kitchen and he is working
IN the section.
X. B. Lssley retzrned last
wednesday afternoon from Big
spring, Texas. but his vile snd
IN viii. remained there foF the
,snefi Of her health.
Mrs g. A. MsCarty. who has
,een here within, at tho borpe
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

hsTry Davis I. Visiting
relatives 10 Lawton while
his 0vtaSy 10 gone TO A,.eouri.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

S/r0D ho/s cn1 /ou.euk
shoes at a reduction at &.
Stones. Ad
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

LODC CES,
NJ w A. Camp No 1880. mss,s
aist Saturday night OF each month.
T. stone, Consul, R. c. Chocns. Clerk.
eastern Star. meets second and
,"'rth Tuesisy sishts Of each month.
mss, Matte Hamilton, Worthy Ma
tron' l.. c. Coffin, Secretary.
f'onsn' meets srst Tues day nigh,
Oh each month 7. O. Miller. Fore.
man VIM. Vawter, Correspondents
a + & A. NJ, meets second a,a
iour,h Saturday nights of each month
y, NJ Coffin, Master; W. u. Pugh.
Clerk.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

giss Minnie Oven o. 2 stcte er
nss beer visiting az TIE r. ne oi
nes sister. 4rs- J. d. BJcl. the
pSsi = ees.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

CxAAPIsE ads set results.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

ars. James Esis. Mrs : "
Oriis sn4 spn CeI. .eit fnqr-cs,
iyr d vIsit Akin Ie.z.s-s al
Butte .ie.c. No.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

A mighty coed time to buy
flour rs old wheat and
the prise is right. z. Stone.
Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Jo-n Co: arr family ard aP
N-t,ers-. ATTENDED ths la.
szE4s Z. Plee ~ tuesday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Mrs G. A. MsCarty. who has
been here visiting al the home
~ her sisser-in law. Mrs. F. J.
Cra ~tord. left Monday on her
return home to San Angslo, Tex.
Misses Ethel Bills and Linda
Crav ford, and Clayton Myers
and Waldo Wettengel made
trip to Medicine Park Sunday ev-
cning.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

}. l.. Tuiiis. candidate for rep.
resrAIs sii.e. Vii. spezs ~ El.in
tDm9rrgs tIh1r-C.y e.eAI.x.
0rS a. I.l i.Jht pasr. a1y.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

". T Wo.co tan1tvoehilirer
tay and Lorenc. rer- ia Ian \
inursdsy ~Lvr- the latter sas
.asi.g Lsr music ie,sDo
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Newton Whitley and family
moved here from Pa-ser last
week into the house vacated by
Mr. Kitchen and he is working
on the section.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Mrs. I K. Bennett ard son
Mohta, airs. K. G ChoeEs ano
Albert Crener were callers al
Asd.cine parx Tuesday evening.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-26

Mrs.. SD Evans and .wo.Lii.
drea oi Clsmatn Fails. U-sgYn.
were mere tne ia '.er part Of las,
"esS sis,d.g OlJ frisuds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-22
new COUNTY
CITIZENS ON
ANXIOUS SEAT

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 22.-Three
hundred Grant county people are here
today to assist Governor Hanna in Sc
lecting from list of sixty candidates
three commissioners for the new coun-
ty. The hearing, scheduled for the
governors rooms. has been adjourned
to the house chamber. i
A special train at this afternoon
brought in delegation of 200 from
Carson. Twelve Grant county towns
are seeking the county seat. Interest
centered upon the appointment Of the
commissioners because they will have
the privilege Of naming the county
seat and all the county officers.
The governor has not officially been
advised by the Morton county can
vassing board Of the carrying of the
Grant county proposition and will not
announce his appointments until no.
titled.
Governor Frazier, here today on pri-
vate business, refuses to discuss his
appointments. although beseiged by an
army of Office seekers. He says he
hopes to see civil service bill passed
at the next session,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-22
Doble Company Will Be
Reorganized; Crowl to
Take Over Management

able executive to all parties concern
ed. He will assume active charge of
the business directly after Jan. /.
The Doble Co.. organized here about
three years ago. has enjoyed a most
wholesome and thriving business and
the taking over Of the Doble stock, by
the remaining stockholders of the firm,
bespeaks the faith which they hold in
the continued success of the enterprise
and in the city of Fargo as wholesale
point
New Manager Named.
l.. l.. Chapman, present assistant
manager of Park, Grant & Morris, as
sumes the position of manager Of that
company. He has made an excellent
record in the capacity of assistant, and
his promotion Is a splendid recogni-
tion of his worth.
Mr.. Crowl, the retiring manager,
who will soon devote his entire
energies to the advancement of the re-
organized ontions concern Is excellent
ly equipped for the work he takes up,
by reason of his experience in the
Park, Grant & Morris work, and his
natural ability along managerial lines.
The fact that he i. IN close touch with
the state sitnation also will be OF
tremendous benefit n, him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-22

The fate of western Walaeha
yet be the balance. .
ers from Waahian city of craov
expressed
of the umanan which have
the osou region on the western IRON"
of Waiachia enabling the Ausro
Craiova
manan line pobruds military critic the Overseas
The railroad line having been
have lost their only line OF retreat
the critic says
London of the Rumanan town OF Craova
which the Teutonc forces admitted by Brit
Rumanan success
entente already provision that the huge stores of
hands s"ness win
todays Russian the Rumanian retreat
reached Fah about twenty miles northwest OF cra
railroad
the
practically cut off and almost surrounded
5... 3, -. AN.BULeARIANs AGAIN FACE FOE.
being offered by the Ger
Macedonian north OF Monast
delayed
sso by taken
battle
Monasir to hill 1oO south
which thirteen miles northeast OF Monastr
q. 49,. AUsTRo. GERMAN ADVANCE UNCHECKED
Berlin Nov (~reIess trenches south OF
oHIc'ay
nounced that the invasion
defeated
ground the Rothenhurm road and in the ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-22

-Finalcial circles of the city and
state Will be interested in learning of
the prospective reorganization of the
Doble Co. of Fargo, which will be
consumnated shortly after the first of
the yeaI Arrangements have been
made by the present stockholders of
the com,any to take over the entire
interests Of the late w. C. Doble and
the firm will continue its extensive
Wholesale notion business under the
name of smith, Follett g. Crowl.
The per2nnel of the new firm will be
as follows? President. c. o. Smith of
the North Dakota Harness Co.; vice
president, 4 G. FoIlett of the Fargo
Mercantile Co.; secretary treasurer
and generalmanager, A. G. Crowl of
Park, Grant & Morris This trio of
gentlemen yith their many years of
experience irSthe wholesale business of
the northwes, banded together with a
common inteest, will form one of the
strongest wholesale managements in
the entire stae. When interviewed this
morning by 4 Forum reporter, the Of
ficers stated hat no material changes
in the policy sf the company are con-
templated. M. Crowl is most admir-.
ably fitted fol the position of general
manager and till make most accep&-