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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
INDIANS new
YEAR IS TO-DAY
SMALL rRsOG IN NEW MEXICO
Oel,eves svN srAMos sr,II N
sxv rooAv 70 MARK A NEW
rweIerh MONTH

SANTA FE n, ~. Dec. sl>--reis
may - juas pecsabsr 3lss 10 scsns
folks. bas ns New Years hay to the
Tewa Indians
TAere are oaly about i.seo a The
Tewas In ave vtlla9es: San Juan.
SaAta Clara. San liaefanso, Nambs and
resuose. They hold ancient beliefs
deducted BY themselves from thiAss a.
they are.
TIE fewas six cardinal dirrcttons
are north. east. south. vest. above aad
below. Zach direetioa 10 colored and
has IN animal to signify H. North b
green and persoai1ea By = lion.
rAe Tevas believe the sky h the
husband a The earth. They believe
The sua b . man Who walks aerues the
sky behind \ yellow shield. In summer
eiad IN white deenkins oruausented
With beods. In the winter he l. green.
TAesi year begins today. and their New
Tears nay b foaaded upon the beiiee
that The sun stands still In the sky to
MARI . new tvelve meath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
"or'ce sos "vsI'cA1io.
Net Gee, Lsns.

(. unNed Mates Land O0es =,
tsAhesieS. Ore, be.utubr, ~ -.
No'aes !" hrtrbp si,yn ,h., ~ ~
u Neil. sha@r pas,ar,,o saa,... .
kiamath faiis. Oregon, did =. -
ssd day ef April. is,d. nls In m. -
Wcs swosn statement ana applIca,...
No ossls. 10 purchase tho NEv sHu
Nsettea -. Tosnship J; s.u,h' ns.s
. east. wiiian~,,s Meridian. a. =.
timber thereon. under tho p,o,,.ls..
a The act of June ). ISIS, ssA ~.
anssndasory. known as tho .-n-A..
aaa Hlone Law a, such vs,u. :.
msshi b. hsrd b, app,aissnsss, -
that. pursuant Ia au,h applicable. -.
lend and timber ,he,~on hs,, -.
appraised NJ $50. the ,imAs, =.
mated ito.o"o h-aafd fec, =, 1iSs =,
~. and Tho land $50 90. ,ha, sa,A -
tticant viii nn~r rroot In .speost =
Bis application ana suotn s,s,s,s,.
on the 9Th DAY of February. 1911. -
foss e, u iApt.ap Clerk II lbs cosn,y
caust. =, Klamath fails. osesua
Any pessna Is =, liberty IL pruasv,
this purchase t-fosr .h,ry. " isiiisss
. cantesi Al any time L~tass psissl
lssses. BY niias a eosfotosaisA r.
odavtt IN this ati,e-. a,irsi issss
which would defeat tho entry.
JAS, y iitRGt8A
l3le 80 Nekiseeg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
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elvv - klAa4AyN pAllo NUM-.
eepAA NAilNeAo ooMoA


etov,ee o. oAle.
lto41cn n MaAnay 0ivRN. raas
eoale1 ~ vt,l - sseeaveA b. ne
rs,,sa juaas q tAs c,ty q k,AmaeA
valh. Klamath CeuAly. 0ssana. - 10
aAA loeluAlaa
JANUARY ~ lSiS.
~ tte Aess - . s'slesk ,, ~. eSe ~
sals - osee.eeo Guy u Klamath vslls
unualeooal ealiraaA boNAa e tAs d,
se0laaalsa - ol.eee easA, aaA Aum.
bses1 10 ~ laeluslve. Oh taasias
1Aas neesabsr I. leia. pAsab,e Any
ysasv Alsss cate. 49, hearing ,asssvs,
~ ~ saee u ~ q . ~ csat. pay.
sb.e se0lAaasally. - Juae lsl aaA
pess06ee ist g easA ysas. With %.
(loa - pay0eat. a. and aeses ~,
eemhes !. ls9e. tes The ceaa,rue,lua
q Q muAteipal sa,iruaA frsm . pa,ni
within ssiA city AsaisaaseA ~ the In.
tssssetiaa a. Pint sisset and kiam.
seA avsaue - . palae vlshoas aalA
saty 6sa.saale1 o. ~ Hssthesly ed
- WW esssss. eessse q We sesss'
esN eoares se ssusesss ssaFtss
- oseslsa n. TsvaaAip a. sessA.
Msees "1 se1 w"ss'e ~esss'as.
1'e Vos. o
AZ sess - g esseaaah sof ~
esssssss ssee seess vW - eee"s"
80 seessessss - ~ ea@eae saas'
~ w. wv Asss'e N@' " =
s sessay ~ ssh
sess ssees ~ ssee " sssssaaes
- ID - "eessoe w. Assssse
" aMs csatss - ~ cW ~ HAa'
s0 vssA oseese. vsses ssseesnea'
oeM - sseesss Wsss0sss ". ssse
- esesl = essessse sa's eass.
sees eeesssssss y : ess"sssa
sese9 ~ - eses - - esseses 81
- - 9 eseoeseS' snss - sssas
sssseeseS sesS. eayssse sssasd''
u.asv - " essNs - ~ csss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
LnoAi. NOTICES
NoTics 81 sMGaIFFs sAIs On
GxecUrtoM

Moricg o. oMgA,ee'e oAle On
Gx0cUy,oM
Nollce y hereby siveu tAAe Ho4ae
AM ~ vtrsus a = vrts II sseeueoea
h fossc,esuss. issued oss g ~ eas.
cvtt ecsrt q ~ state q osseoa. ~
Klamath eoeaty. In the case q !. !
Msors. tAs p,alAsi9. W. JsAa csanseay.
~ AetsaAana. Which saiA Vsle -
dated he lssA Nv a t,ses0hss. 4 d
isi4 I vill - ~ aesA cay = Jans-
aSy. A. n lo11. q The treat 1eee = ~
cosrs Aesse q Klamath eosasy. Or
go. h tAe City d klamath vaIh.
Orssoa. as ~ Aear u : e'eleeA b ~
afssr1oea q said date. prsces1 - ssol
ss pah.te anettoa. 10 ths AlSAeoe ~.
der tor eaaA. ~ rssA. tisle ~ ~
,svsss a the said John CsaAealy =
and 10 ths soothvsst quarter g ~
aorthsaas eaAstsr. ~ vsst 1n1 q
ths sostheaae quarter. ~ eoss ~
a iAe sesthvsst quarter. ~ ~
southwest quarter o. ~ eookovv9s
quarter a Seesieo {. II TovasAlo -
soath. RaAss : 80, q ~ WlllAosete
nsssdiaa. u Klanath cesaty. 0soOso.
o. 20 nseA tAsssos - nay - asese.
sary 10 satissy . jsds0sot seo1ses4
In tAs abovs satislsA suit - ~ ~
day a Dsee0hse. 4. d 19le UADeo
SAID luAsnsae = tor tAs sS0 - 80
lhoaaaAa aAA sisAteea aA1 lt.Seo
(el.elAl1) Ae,lass. With iaesFsse tAeee
% froa saiA oaA day q DeeeUbss.
4. d. iSIe ae ~ rate q six ~ esAe
pss aaAua. aAA ess AsaArsA (oloAoel
doliasx attosasyt teen. aa1 ~ sss.
tAsr sva g thissy.oss (tSl.oel eesas
saA ths csses aaA s1psases g III aale
o. esseutjoa.
hated tAia lesA aay a Deee0bes.
4 d. ltlG
c. {. LOW.
shsris a klamath Cousiy. 0ssnpo.
~ Z asEA19l0.
3l.4s A.Il.la DsosaS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21


eevooaso ~ ~ ~ ceosesuseIea
~ tAeoo Mssss q Nsaisapsi Rsls.
NJ.
Nssiss y bsssov elveo ~ ~
vln - rsselvs1 ~ ~ pelIe6 juAss
- ~ CITY g I1ane1A talle - q az
ise)slias Dsssoess q, 1eaaL ~ ~
ssasesssljsa g 14eeo nIlss Z! m.
sea6 ess0 . Deass w1e1is ~ ~ sley
1sslOAAes1 - ~ isessseseito q vlsus
sesese ~ 4ls0alA avsosa Z Z Delas
vlthsse ~ eDsy dsslGlAle1 . ~
sessbssH - g Daily stsllso. Neaes1
9 ~ sest1sase esAstss e ~ kestb.
sast euastse. Nee(jse 81. TsvljAlo %
ssse1. Haaos AN sasl Wjpanelss
0ssj1las. Kls0alh Csuoly. osaosa,
asssellas y ~ susvey e 80 saij.
sea1 NJ tss0 staaiso esleSAl u
s(sejso eeee71&. . 1esoUnntol .
~ ss0loees's ~ - Dss1te - ~
= ~ ~ q ~ ~ 1ao4oee.
~ ~ shsll - bose1 80 - -
eseee6inG - nAos. O)aas ~ .soesl.
1ea0sas oSOssve1 ~ ~. s11nnso
esassll g ~ ctly g x1a3aax 1hila,
= ~ nsstia0 Ael1s s0eeonbes II ma
- S,oaA 01os NsdssDeel1e eiaieas
- - 1sh ~ - = t. ~ ~
0ssss.
~ avsr1 g eeolsasl Aete0a1ee q
~ sSsesssesl tl61ee q bl61tts y
beeeeg us1s seetisssse uteo ~ ~
g e)oaAeAee g cjsy q x)anatb
ysiis asatsipe, salissal bsqls, = ~,
uosy ~ 1o1S. :
~ - Desessais ~ ~ ee1p(sue
ues g ~ usnielDa) yajleooo Dusl
- aseegOAsiel n . eoelloG1 1Asek
Uoea seDs rGsDeoe)1oe ~ ~ 8
~ ssse g. ~ Dseoesal p6St(e y
~ tseasueps g sal1 ~ q = 6uas
aalae ~ ~ eueeo1pes) h11oS vlu
es@ee ~ eeoloael ~ 80 ~ ~
aDt1eo oesoos010eo ~ 6Aleael
vllAis ~ Has ~ n ~ 01sssll
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

baeh. aaA Insanity ne seesaseA se>9.
Mss aN1 lameaen AisAppsarA peat
say eeipo>ea! oes . soall tn -.
tls q ~. JseeAS on freo yoee
Asuon1De - InAse ~ 4 0eoooe
alsee 4 4 aoolopa ysa'h Ssada v1as
lsea1ns q ~ laelseAs - luNsAos
rain.
Rub ola. heosss 81, JssoSS 0al
wAeasvse yea have seiatlea. aeseol.
ne. sAeuuaalnm or speSi0a - q y
sAsoautsly Harmless asa dessat bsrs
The sklu..--AAv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

aCl0ooND
II The Ciseuis CoaFl b - ~ ~
coaaty Of KlsossA sa1 0eaas g
osSsoa.
Jsasis Sawyer. Pisiasi9.
~.
Robert Sawyer. Deeeolaae
To Robert Sawyer. Dessa1aas. abovo
naDed.
II the name OF The STATE q ossgos:
You are hereby required - sDesos
sna answer the cooplaiss 0Ss1
against you 10 ehs abeve seeisle1 ssie
on Of before the sen 1ay q DsseD-
Der. 1915. that bsiag ~ isse 1ay g
the tine prescribed u ~ ee6se q
publiestioa Of this suoaeos. go n
yos fall - 70 sDDeos. pSea1. sosves.
1eoss. OF otAssviee move. tos vaae
thereof pisiatiG vili apeiy 70 ~
court Tor tht relief psayed los b W.
compliant. to-vit:
Yor . decree 1isselviss ~ tee1s
Of nstsimony nov sxisaias bseveeo
the plaintia sAA 1eleslaat. upes ~
srounds OF willfsl dsssstioe o. ~
part OF The dsisa1aat tos mere tha6
one rear previous % ehe isseitvtieo
Of this suit.
This summons b sssvs1 upeo 700.
tho said assss1aai. b ~ Dsbljo-
tIoa thereof II ths eveaiss HsssA.
. public nswspsDss q sssssal sls.
euiatioa. pristsl ssl psblisAs1 q
klamath vails. klamath Ceuney. or.
son. once vssk. tos s'sis soosessttvo
weeks. The 1sse psbjieatlo0 bslso
aads Novsmhsr -. 1919. 40 ~
last publication Dseeobss %. 1870.
By order Of the Hosessbls D. Y. xuS.
kssAsii. Judge q ths- CjseulG ceuss
Of Klamath cousty. ossGoa. vhisA
ssid order was ns1s. sstsss1. 1see1
aad 6led iu this 'anit % 'Noveobss
10. 1915.
W, 70. 4. nUUeDR,
Attosasy Sos Piainei9. Z
ls-33.30: Dss. 7.Il.SI.1o.
SUMMONS
n Justice Court. n saA TOT ~ d.
trtet Of Ilakviijs. Ceusty q
klamath as1 olats oe oesooa.
Klamath Hardware Ce0Dasy.
10 co9posaljss). plajatig.
n. L. Wells. Deeeelsst.
70 n. I. Wells. peseslsst sbsve
se0eo. sA Ts 4
IN ths ssas Of ~ oGsts q 0saGsos
You ere hsesty seeslssl = aeeeas
40 ssswss ~ eo0Dlalot 0le1
'aesiast yoa II ~ stese ealllje1
aslles - a. beloeo ~ SesA ~ g
peesnbes. 1919. ~ belaG ~ ~
~ 6 ~ uoA 0geosslha1 = ~ -
~ - pshlilalilo = ~ s0aoea4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
-HAH
rsNu oUOvu HcxUr0

1Aers Will - CAsoet0Ae Ire q
rsns drove seAae1 hesss oatsr0Ay ~
AlAs. A ssea peeeraa b ~ osan
mar and SsAaay seAssn y pesRassa
Rev. A. E,aeabursse - klamath ralle
wtll b wttA M
Ma. JaRsrs 0ssmes waa q lAs raaeA
yesterday getting turkeys Tor cAr.st'
mas dinner
MusA aRA Annie Miller are WAITING
tAsir Granaparsata. NJ. aAd MIA n.
-. Miller.
orpaa Harris - ~ proud svser q
a new organ.
Mr. John SAepAesA and Ma Char.
aac~ Harris ,eave today 10 vlsie rssa'
tiv~s In Deavcr. Colo. and California.
NJ. Faith has beea Waiting A,s eoaa.
ins. Mr. James and Heary 0riaes aad
Mrs. q. browne
Mr~. r. Eilioss os Klamath rails was
Q visitor a her sister. MrA Albert
Miller. this week.
Mar, Miller h On the aiek list this
week. He has II grippe.
Faith 0rsmes has beea oHt u school
% aeoaat u tooaAaeAe. Ne Aad to -
to the deatiss aud hare tvo tsssA
pUlled.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
JeWs WOULD help
RACE m GURope

NEW YORK. DEC. 3l-Hov to GET
Sle. ~. ~ to save s.eeo. 80 Jews from
periaAiag II German occupied portions
a knasiA Il the task a . eoafersaes
a peoaineat Jews fro0 all over The
UaleeA States Al Carnegie hall here
today.
he deeissoa to raise this amount In
addtatea to the &e.oeo. 80 already sent
70 relieve The su4eriaG Jews In Russia
we're made following the report oe pr
judah L Masnes. Who veut there from
Nsv York TO iAvestisaae.
Theodore AarburG. Louis Marshall.
NatAan aad Oscar 8 Straus. Jacob II.
seAi1. HeaSy MoesaatAau. d. Cyrus
Alder and others Win b present to-
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

ssA Y ~ tsll - - aeSeah peeal.
aeaus, - seAsevlsa 0svA ~ vest
eAesssl, plalaeuR m oooly y tAs
sssN ~ ~ ssliss bssSsa ~ u ~
eo0oonloa, eeWA,
~ . jtAeosas Aoa1nae ~ b tas
suo g - AuaAesA tA1ssSiaaae, aaA
oe.lee (oaso.eey Asa1asA ses sssta,
eosvs ~ 0sssAAa1lss ~ aad -
livsesA y ~. go sesA - ssle ed
lAae ~ Dsseaete AslasAs1 y ~ -
sAtihfy lsAeosal ~ ~ Aseela -
eAaAiasd.
fAh suaUsas b ssevsl upsa yeu.
tAs ~ 1eesoAant. y Ne vuh.ilsa-
tlsa sAseeee b ~ 0vealae l0esSlA.
. osb,ts Asvseapse g ossssal sless.
laaDsa. DslatsA 80 Ds1o1Ae1 %
k1aoaeA valla. elAnslA CUnoay.
oseosa. saae Q wseh. tse - dsess-
sstivs vssAA. ~ ossl psb1meisa -.
tag 0A1e Nsve0bee ~. loie. ~
~ lssa pst,leaalsa usseabse %.
isie. ~ eeAse q 3. ". osvsa. Jws.
lles q ~ esaee. u snA ~ ~ Dls-
tsase q LlaAvt1le. ceuaty q xlao-
9Th. aa1 oeaas - ossosa, vAteA ~
esAsr ~ Ua1~ soeees1, Aass1 ~
olsa d sAls aslisa - N,svsabes -.
isls.
n. H. 4. AssosHR.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

Si.eoaeo REWARD
WIN ~ Tie above amount 70 any.
90 furaisAiAs The evtdeaee tint win
eeaviet the party o. parties q unlav-
fslly takiAs any oas a The following
stock:
Oss red yeasiing steer. end a both
eass -: bsaad 81 o. len side. stir.
rup o. top q hip.
TArss horses. bsanded 81 o. lelt
sA0nl1eS.
Or win pay 80 pr head for return
70 ranch q any oe IL above stock.
1s-St p. W. SNYDER,
Phoae 1lF1l swan Lake.
chsist~as csssiAeasss issVsd sss say
aaseoat-k. k. 4. otoee. 1874
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
OUCH! LAME BACK
RUB lUmbAeO OR
BACkAChf away

RCU PAIN lel0laT OFT WITA
SMALL TRIAL nOTTl.E Or Old
PENETRATING 'NT. JACO0H
OIL"
kidneys cause baekaeAs! No.
They have no nsrves. therefore can
not cause pain. istea! ycur hack.
ache b caused By lSnbaso. seiatiea
or . strain. and the quickest rsalee u
soothing. psassSasing '-11 Jaeeb's
Oh" Rub Il right % yoar palate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

LOST = Jsessy hsifss. ysariias.
nearly roaA: right Aosn knoekea
u. leather strap % lslt froat leg:
- AraaA. 0raAan Bros.. Bog 3ss.
klamath 4allA ST
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21
THURSDAY. osesMssa a. ,sw
naalf Cassife1 A1vx
LOST AND FOUND

loSr--netweea Keno and Klamath
Falls, a tire chain and brown sauat.
1t sseve. Pssase retsEa to ny o0ce
A. A. NeAa1ey. Sen
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

STRAYED-Two red a11 white spot
tea n1ley Aelfsss. bsa.ded 3 - Nh
hip: maSk swallow fork eaeA ear aAa
unaee ~ - leet. Reward Noeify Levi
fsri0aA. Ossae. ORE. leSts-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

LOST.--Saek q elothes either o. Swan
Lake o. on Nost road Fader Hoe.
lfy Herald once. Reward 1e-Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

MISCELLANEOUS
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HlGHEBr cash paid Tor nm. hSdea
aAa pelta. h r. Lewis. sixtA street,
near Klamath. l30
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-07
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS IN ANNUAL
SESSION IN BISMARCK

Ninety-One Sunday school workers
registered yesterday at the meeting
of the County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION convention which convened
in the afternoon in The Evangelical
church. MIR. and Mrs. Snow, state
Sunday school cXrprls were in charge
OF the meetings yesterday and gave
some helpful talks on Sunday school
work. "A banquet was served in the
dining room of the church last even
ing and over so guests Attended,
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Baldwin: Rev. Mr..
Hoist. Stewartsdalc and John Roger.
Slbley Butte, were delegates from a
distance. The program for the SEES,
sions today follow:
Friday, April 7-Morning.
. 90O-9: l5-DevOtiOna ScrVicc-RcV.
Newcomb.
9:l6-9:45-RolI Gail of Schools.
9:45-10 0O--Reports from Commit,
tees and Election Of Officers.
10:O0-l0:20-Thc Neglected Class
and Substitute Teachers Rev
Thompson, Mandan.
1890, lN-fo--Discussion: Training
Scholars TO Use Their Bibles Mrs
Snow.
10:45-l1:lj-lIIOw to Make s. s.
Sessions Attractive. Sups Half.hOur
Discussion opened by r.. II. Boyd of
Stewartsdale. ..,. ........ ...'....
1:15-l1 :45-The Parent and the
Sunday School--Rev. Myers. ?
11:45-12 :00-Round Table.
Friday Afternoon.
2:0O-2: 15-Devotiona Service-Rev
Hutcheson. .,........
2:15-2:45-Cradle Roll Hour-,Mrs
More.
2:45.3:l0 - Conducting Teachers
meetings-Rev. Strutz.
BLOB: 3O-What Can Be Done in
Rural Schools--Rev. Snow. Discus
sion opened by Mr.. Wildfang, Nc
Kenzie. m ...
3:3O-4:OO Workable Missionary
Ideas-Mrs Snow. Discussion.
4:0O44: ao-+Leading the ,Boy-Rev
Jackson.
a~, Friday Evening.
7:3O-7-45 - Devotional service -
Rev. Bruce Jackson.
7:45-8:15-"The Teen Age Girl
Mrs. Snow. ....
b Special Music Offering s
5000: 0O-"Decision Day. - Rev
w. J. Hutchinson. .m-
Hymn. Benediction.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-07

pected, though the war will. Of course,
prevent general representation from
European countri S.
New York, at all times allurinG to
jewellers outside the great metropolis,
will be at her best to welcome the
biennial meeting, and every club
woman who can get there is going to
go at this particular time. Given
100000 members in the 5000 Ieder-
ated clubs, that means an innouring
OF many thousands, and ii is believed
that the husbands OF many OF the
members will accompany them.
With the fall of the gaVel in the
hands of the little president general,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-07
Didn't Expect to Live

In Pinus Laboratories. Mrs c. o. walker OF
Walker, County, Oregon writes
81 have taking Fwtoa and it has been great re-
lief suffered with gall stones family and friends
didn't to live.
powerful intestinal lubricant and softens the marc
suffering expeing the con9es
ed to the sufferers great ree
usually sufficient to clearly indicate ITS eHcacy
the Weakened rundown system, Irafo -
hahly that acts the ver
stimulates the of gastric juices TO ao o'oeon
and m bile from the general circulation
Fruo Traxo prepared in the Pnus laboratories AZ
Monticello ments been made to supply tnm
In Bismarck they can be 3D.
tanned at Co~an's Drug Store, 2o6 Fourth st.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-07
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
BIENNIAL CONVENTION

Mos: interesting are the, advance
notes of preparation which come
making ready for the biennial ronven-
ton Of the General Federation Of WO-
mems club, to be held in New York.
May % to June 2.
From Hawaii, Philippines islands.
Puerto Jica and Panama will come
delegates 10 this great conclave of
women, making the foreign represcn-
tation conspicuously valuable rs u
contribution to the world story OF the
strides the wOmcn'a movement is max
ing.
A delegation from London is eX.
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Districts Aids Meets

The four divisions Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church held in.
teresting meeting yesterday after.
noon with Mrs. George Niles, Second
street; Mrs. w. ]. Prater, Eighth
street; Mrs. w. l.. Gross, Eighth
street and Mrs. A. z. Preston, Thayer
street. AT each meeting arrange
ments We're made for the supper and
bazaar which the ladies will hold
Thursday, April g.. They are max
ing extensive plans for this event.
At the meeting of the third division,
the members made arrangements for
the next regular meeting of the
general society which will be held in
the church next Thursday afternoon.
An interesting musical program fea-
tured the meeting of, the fourth divi-
sion at Mrs. Preston's. Miss Green
and Miss Gertrude Hoffman, pianists
were the entertainers.
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County Commissioners
Arranging For Road
Work Next Sun2n2e,

The county commissioners made a
trip to the penitentiary yesterday al
iernOOn to inspect COOK car, which
they expect to use during the road
work this summer. Many OF the plans
for the road work were made at a
previous session, but the commission
ers are getting together the engines
and graders for the opening Of the
work. This year the engines and
graders will be kept at one place in
stead of at various points as last year
A number of bills We're allowed.
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Society NeW!s
Interesting Musical
Program Arranged tor
X. of P. Entertainment

What promises TO be the most in.
teresting event Of the week Is the en-
tertainment and dance this evening
in Patterson hall, under the auspices
of the St. Elmo lodge, Knights of Ply.
thias. An especially interesting mus.
ical program will be given in cOnnec-
ton with the dance. Special numbers
will be given by the Bismarck Male
quartette, Lloyd Harmon, O'Connor's
orchestra, the Misses Roberta and
Marjorie Best. The program will be-
gin at S:45 and will be followed by
dancing. 1t follows: d..
Quartette-"The Boys of the Old Bri-
gade' ............ Parks
Flute solo (selected) Floyd Harmon
Quartette-"Love' Old Sweet Song"
.....'.. MOllOS
Orchestra number.
Quartette-"Annie Laurie"
Dudley Buck
Violin solo (selected) Roberta Best
(Accompanist Marjorie BesD
charlottesville in the Amber West"
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Church Society Meets.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. G. B. Allen at
her home in Fifth street. Considera.
BILE work was done yesterday on arti
cles for the Easter sale which they
will hold Saturday. April 15, in the
church. Many of the ladies brought
finished articles for the sale, which
were listed and marked. A social
hour followed the work hour.
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the life Of Cadman Mrs. John A..
Larson. Mrs. Baldwin, Miss Clara
Tatley and Mrs. F.. II. O'Hare con
tributed vocal numbers and Mrs. Ar
thur Bauer, Miss Ethel Mckenzie and
Mrs. A. ]. Arnot piano selections A
social hour followed the program.
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Invitation Dance.

A number OF the high school boys
and otner boys of the younger set
are making arrangements for a dance
which they will hold Wednesday eve
ming in Patterson's hall. The affair
will be an invitation one and the
guests will include the younger set.
The hours will be from 8 o'clock to
~ and U Connors orchestra will fur.
nish the music.
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is IN REDWOOD FALLS.

A communication received from
Mss Ida NJ. Fisk, sister of Judge G
]. Fisk, who is now located in Red.
wood Falls, Mimi, states that she is
new nicely located there. Miss Fisk
since going to Redwood Falls, has en-
gagged in the millinery business and
has been very successful in that line
of work. She is a former, resident of
the capital city, leaving for Redwood
last summer. 81.
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Services will be continued through
the week and the theme each night
will be one of TIE words from the
Cross. The general public is invited
to participate in these services. The
Bismarck Male Quartet is expected
to sing at the evening service Sun
day.
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Elizabeth Guild Meets.

The second division of the St. Eliz-
abeth Guild of st. Georges Episcopal
church held an interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon with Miss Mana
Gushing at her home in. first street.
Plans were made for the food sale
which the guild will hold tomorrow
afternoon in Lucas and Company
store. The sale will begin at o'clock
and will include many fine homemade
articles. .e@ i
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Sewing Circle Meets.

The 81. Mary's Sewing circle Of ST.
Mary's cathedral met yesterday after
noon in Commercial club hall. Over
forty women attended and five new
members were enrolled. Arrange
ments were made for their Easter
sale which they will hold SATURDAY.,
April %. The afternoon was spent in
finishing up the articles for the sale.
A social hour followed and the host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs.
Empting and Mrs. Dugan.
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CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.

The Civic league will mold post.
poned meeting this afternoon in Com
mercial club hall. The president OF
the league is DESTROYS of having 4
large attendance as matters of i'm.
portance will he considered. The
meeting will be called at 3 o'clock.
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St. GeorQe'c Guild

Members of the st. Georges Guild
Of. St.. Georges. Episcopal. church
were entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs O. Lundquist at her home
in First street. The program for the
afternoon consisted OF papers read
by Mrs. G.. F. Dullam and Mrs. Mary
Corwin. Miss Eleanor Gustavson,
vocalist and Miss 'Muriel Floren,
pianist, contributed numbers. The
program was followed by a social
hour.
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REBEkAH MEETING.

The regular meeting OF the Daugh-
tiers OF Rebekah will be held this eve.
ming in the Knights of Pythias hail.
The meeting will begin at $50 in
stead OF o'clock as is customary be.
cause of another lodge meeting.