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TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of the authority vested
In me by a certain deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the 23rd day OF August,
1915. executed by M. N. Glumicich to
the undersigned Trustee to secure the
PAYMENT Of certain note payable to
], M. Hartley & Son company Tor any
renewal thereof therein mentioned
and described, which trust Is OF rec
ord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, in Reservation OF Title and
Chattel Trust Deed Book No. 3 at
Page 1873, default having, been made
in the payment thereof, and the said
Trustee having been requested SO to
do. the undersigned will, as such
Trustee, on Monday, March the 20th.
I1916, at Ten O'Clock a. M, at the
Smith. Race Grocery Company Build
ing, in Cleveland Avenue, in the City
OF Fairmont, Marion County, West
Virginia, sell at public auction to the
highest responsible bidder the fol
lowing described personal property:
Q Golden Oak Typefriter Desks, 81
inches long.
/ Mosler No. 1856 Safe.
1 Grill and Counter, about 26 feet
long.
1SGolden Oak Office Chair.
1 Steel, Oak Finish, Waste Basket.
1 Hammond Typewriter.
1 Golden Oak Sectional Book Case
-four Sections. top and base.)
III Visible Wales Adding Machine.
II Stationary Rack.
1 Desk Globe Document File.
1 Revolving. Golden Oak Typewriter
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in hand on day OF sale for so
much Of the purchase price as may be
necessary to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust. upon the terms
stated in said deed of trust, and to
discharge the amount of money then
payable upon said note, and the dis.
charge OF any liens as mentioned IN
said deed of trust Balance Of pur'
chase money in thirty days. with ap'
proved security. or such other time
as the said grantor in said deed OF
trust, his executor, administrator, OF
assigns shall, prescribe and direct
7EiS Ns TREVEY, NUTTER,
3S.K.20 Trustee.
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Pittsburgh.

pITrsBuRGH. March 17.-There
we're not so many oil and gas stocks
noatinR about during yesterdays SEES
slon. bit those that were in evidence
for the most part made a good show.
inR. pure on! had II apparently come
INTO ID own again from a point OF &C
lvity there being 500 shares sold
81 yaffous periods OF the day. During
the trading III entered into an upward
movement, rising to 10, where II
elosed. It opened strong with quar-
Columbia Gas a Ele
Ter iiiEIe than, Z the former price.
coIumbia Gas u Electric was a close
second In this market, and 1t also
improved d fraction NJ .
The TRADING In the Firepro oftngs was
uuite lively at times, and the COM
mon shares made a further recovery
81 crossihg the ninth trench and set
tiing &c. 999is on sales OF 705 shares.
Tfe preferred reached the 30 mark
ina maintained this advantage ct the
close
Tiie glass group still suffered from
re6trfcfion, the American Window
aiass Machine issues being tho only
rspresehtati to be heard from For
a while the common held at 4719. but
later it weakened for half point and
closed al the lowest bid. Preferred,
on The other hand, / moved forward to
Inc extent OF half a point and closed
+ Fl +.
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25:barrel producer on the Watson farm
has attracted attention to that local.

= llf 3
25:barrel producer on the Watson farm
has attracted attention to that local
In Central district. Doddridge coun'
ty, the Carter OIL company drilled q
test through the Big Injun, sand and
it is showing for light pumper. The
location is 800 feet south of the Sun
Gas company's test on the McKendry
Dotson farm. In the same district the
Hope Natural Gas company has started
a second test on the H. H. Hilley
farm.
on Big. sandy Creek. Big Sandy
district, Kanawha county, the South
Penn OIL company has completed and
shot second test on the ]. M. Hays
farm. and the first "a hours It pro
duced 80 barrels from the Weir sand
In the old Squaw sand field, IN Elk
district. the Ohio Fuel Oil company
has shot Nos. IL and 10 on the NJ
w. White farm and the rS~sSSIor
increased from one to four and two
to seven barrels respectively. In I'm
ion district Clay county. the Chalmers
OIL company has started to drill a test
on the Connell heirs farm.
The South Penn OIL company Is drill
ing In the Weir sand at No. 81 on
the Blue Creek tract In Elk district
anawha county. The same company is
drilling No. 8 on the L. D. Updegrafl
farm. On Jones Run, the Hope Nat
ural Gas company has drilled its test
on the Lydia Griffith farm through the
Gordon sand at a depth of 2.703 feet
and It shows very little oil. A light
gas pressure was developed in the
Big Iniun and Gantz- sands. and 1t will
probably be used as gasser for the
present..
The OH Market.
PENNSYLVANIA .....5......-..I... $3.50
Indiana observation-disclosures. LES
Illinois Observation-Disclosures. 1.S2
Kansas & Oklahoma ......... 1.55
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Only. crusty eaeheIor,s opinion.

Only CFuoty BacheloFo Opinion.
There is not going to DO any more
marrying in Indiana" said old Judge
Daniels, crusty old bachelor. How
IS that?" asked his nephew. who has
Just go: married. See the Legislature
las passed a law forbidding weak
minded persons to marry, and they,
are the only ones who ever think of
ioing such a thing" Exchange.
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New YOr'k.

NEW YORK, March "a nipnla.
ton was d more obvious feature Sof
yeatsrday's market various special
Ties being iashed into furious activity
ct times, hut standard stocks were
barely ateadys or aekWard. o. s.. Steel
led the cratic movement, advancing
q point 70 s75t It's best quotation for
tho present period, sbut recedtng later
IN common With other prominent ls-
gueg.
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Would Repair The Damage mage

One. day small boy living next
door carried a quantity of soft mud
upon our back walk and was husily
engaged in making mud pies: sug-
gested- to ,hirr that he play some place
else, as Il did not like mud on my.
walk. He replied, gallantly: We'll,
I'll broom It. Chicago Tribune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In accordance with notice previous
ly published, the personal property
Of j. ]. Durrett, deceased, will be sold
at the Court House, at 2 o'clock, Sat
urday, March 18th.
The National automobile Is now at
Fairmont Automobile Co. garage, Man.
ley livery building.
GEORGE H. BRoBsT.
Administrator.
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Oil and Gas.

Recent advances in all grades of
Western crude have inspired hope that
the credit balance market In the East
will be given raise in the very near
future. Some are predicting that the
advance will come before the close
fthe week. Ten cents added to the
present quotation for crude OF the
Pennsylvania grade will put 1t at the
high point registered in April, 1895.
The last advance in Eastern crude
was on March of this month, and
since then all Western grades have
been advanced. Producing properties
in the Eastern fields are commanding
higher price than at any time in
the past, but owing to the scarcity
of new producing territory very lit
tie Is changing hands. Producers real
ize that to sell would be equivalent
to getting out of the business, for
none know where to look for terri
tory. .
Operators are acquiring large acre
age but they are not oyer.sangu1nc
as to its capabilities On the West
Virginia fields. "scalpers" are securing
the country for leases and with.a view
OF disposing Of them have come to
Pittsburgh. The manager Of one large
operating company stated that within
the past two weeks no fewer than
so "scalpers" have visited the office
and submitted leases. Operators, too,
are willing to take greater chances
than ever before. In the old southwest
Pennsylvania districts there has been
some leasing done recently. In the vi
entity OF Dunns Station. Greene coun-
ty, leasing has been quite active and
there is little ne wwork starting.
The Cargenie Natural Gas company's
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Hesstan fly
damage to crops in Northern Kansas
tended today to lift the price of wheat,
and so. too, did many crop damage
complaints from Nebraska and other
winter wheat states. AS a result the
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Political Announcements.

Fam candidate for the Republican
nomination fof Congress IN the First
Congressional district subject to The
decision OF the primary election totpe
held June g 1eI6 1irespe cttullys solicit
your support e.
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market closed steady. &c Nc TO 19s
;15kc net advance with May $I.11S7s
and July 81 rs q /. 90 Is Corn finished
55<03sc OF to g 95zup, oats shaded
to- p a &c and provisions varied from
12c down to a rise OFF,
Nebraska, which like Kansas was
generally supposed to have escapsd
crop damage, came into notice through
assertions that in some Of the best
producing sections the winter killing
amounted to rs per cent. Missouri. II;
j1inois, Indiana and Ohio adyices con-
tinued to report losses.
Profit taking by longs wiped out
most Of an advance in corn. The tenn
porary upturn was based largely on
improved shipping demand and on the
strength OF wheat Oats paralleled the
action OF corn. The northwest reported
liberal sales to the seaboard and SO
also did Central Illinois.
!, Active demand for greases put
strength into the provision market,
especially lard. Holders Of pork and
ribs though. unloaded on the advance
and caused something OF reaction.
Articles Open Close
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

MISUNDERSTANDING girls to learn
millinery trade. Apply e. G. Jones.
3.16-2t No. $50.
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WANTED-April LIST. five or six room
house with garden. No children.
Call 730 J Bell, or 800 Consol.
3.10.6t No. S31.
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3 Mahogany finish Restaurant =
lblas. a6nut a IN. sqnare,
s 4. Walnut tran1e shoE 81
National Gash RegtsteTs So
ESs62i1, double drawer: e
National Cash register. NO. 81 ~
1s2!2: double drawer. x
4 National Cash Register, no
1077267. single drawer.
1sliding glass door wall case, about 1t''
3 i wood f' counter. ..z' shape, about
IS oak seat. iron based counter
stools.
L lot kitchen ware.
/ Vitrolite top counter.
/ lot silver ware.
l lot dishes. ~.
l lot table linen.
1 lot electrical fixtures. In.
Barber Shop Fixtures and Equipment.
3 Koken, White Enameled Barber
Chairs with leather seats.
1 oak, leather seated shoe shine
stand with marble platform.
4 oak chairs.
2 ssttees.
4 barber stands.
4 enameled wash basins.
2 French plate mirrors (about IS
in. by 100 in.)
shaving mug rack.
2 VerEis Martin costumers.
i lot new electrical fixtures.
Hotel Fixtures and Equipment.
s pieces Of imitation leather, up
holstered, parlor furniture.
/ oak folding bed.
80 iron beds, white enameled.
1 1 iron bed, green enameled.
2 oak finished wood beds.
33 bed mattresses. .lt 4
SO bed springs. .
SO pairs OF pillows.
SO bed room chairs.
80 gas heating stoves.
1 walnut dresser.
20 oak dressers.
1 Walnut wash stand.
| 90 oak wash stands.
1 lot bed clothing, including blank
cts, comforts, sheets and pillow cases
for SO beds, aud also all other hx-
lures, equipment and supplies which
were used in or about the said Mari
eta Hotel, restaurant and barber
shop by the said Marietta Hotel Com
pany covered by said trust.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash IN hand on day Of sale for SO
much of the purchase price as may
be necessary to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, upon the terms
stated in said deed OF trust, and to
discharge the amount OF money then
payable upon said note, and the dis
.charge Of any liens as mentioned In
said deed OF trust. Balance OF pur-
chase money in thirty days, with ap-
proved security, or such other time
as the said grantor in said deed OF
trust, his executor, administrator, or
assigns shall prescribe and direct.
I 7E TREVEY NUTTER,
s.s-K-2o Trustee.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ am a4candidatet Tor the Republican
nomination for Congress in the First
Congressional District. subject to the
decision Of the primary election to be
held June 6, 1916. The support OF the
voters in said district Is respectfully
sV.- THOMAS w. FLEMING
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I.osT AND FOUND

LpaT=SiIverfr iendship bracelet on
Sunday evening between Third and
Faifmont and Christian church. Find
er return to West Vlrginian.
S.16-st No. ISL.
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FOR SAFE

FOR SALE Cheap horse, good work.
er. See C. F., Pride. 707 Diamond
street. 2-17-2t No 8o9.
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FOR SALE-Motor cycle. $4,000. Ad-
dress Box S4O West Virginian
3-13.6t No. $40
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CourtNeWs;
Deeds ElIed.

. SS6N2I tIItNAt
The following dee DIS were yesterday
filed with County Clerk A. G. Martin
for recording:
Francis J. Brooks to James E. Wat
son, a parcel OF land in the Fairmont
Development companys addition to
the city Of Fafrmont Consideration
81. $50. @
Tyresa A. Davis, ct al, to John N.
Woods parcel of land in the village
of Worthington. Consideration 1926.
w. H. Spragg and wife to Irwin
Owings, a parcel of land in the Second
ward Of the city OF Fairmont. Con-
sideration $1,50o.
Jessie p. Davis. guardian, ct al, to
John N. Woods, a parcel of land In tho
town of Worthington in Grant dis.
trict. Consideration $14s.81.
Arthur s. Brown and wife to Daniel
Rosst, parcel of land in the First
ward Of the. city OF Fairmont. Con
sideration $2,150.
Electric Lodge No. 81, i. o. o. F.,
to J. Brooks Davis a plot of ground
in the cemtery6 at Pennington. Con.
sideration $50.
John F. Jamison and wife to NJ. r.
Musgrove. a parcel of land in the VIII
1aEa Of Barrackville. Consideration.
$s1s.
License Issued.
The following marriage license was
yesterday issued by Deputy County
Clerk Ed. Philips: sS
Otis N. Bartlett. 90. of Grafton, and
Bessie Bartlett. 81, of Fairmont.
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FOR RBNT-New and desirable
houses and fats close, rent low. In.
Quirs. F. 7. Kelley, Office 4 306 Main
ST. Bell Phone. l3.3.ttlNo.a goa.
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FUk SALE-3.horse power single
phase motor and ice cream machine.
Apply j. H. McCloskey & Co, OLE Lo'
Gust avenue. Bell phone 907 J-Con:
us. 3!10.tf
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FOR sALE-Three acres OF land, good
eight room house, cellar. well OF
water, barn, poultry house, some small
fruit trees located on paved road near
Fairmont Country Club For further
particulars call at residence or ad-
dress w. T. Wadsworth, r. B. D. No. I,
Fairmont, w. Va.
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FOR SALE-seyenteen acres I'M
proved land lying close in, 10 min
utes walk from court house. Land
well suited to market gardening or for
manufacturing purposes. Three acres
are plotted for building lots. Fine
spring water. win sell one lot, tone
acre or more, to suit purchaser. For
further information address NJ. M:
Barnes. 40s Maple avenue, Con. phone
ss7:L.
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INSTRUCTIONS

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS In
Fairmont soon. Postof fice Mail Car
Srier, Railway Mail. We prepare you
and guarantee passing grade Complete
2coursef$ ,Sunder former Civil Service
examiner u. 81 School sof Civil Ser
vice: Kenoiss Bid e. Washing ton, 70. i g!
863s
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FOR RENT-Six room house and IAN
eight room house with baths. Ohio
phone 986 or 176. Con 469 or 42s.
.5.5 IA 3-1.ttNo. sos,
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FOR SALE--Adulng machine paper
rolls, Inquire Fatrmont Printing q
Publishing Co. 3-13-tt-No. S4S
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Good Bookblndtng." ;fnats the only
kind we do. No matter how small or
how large the book, we bind them well.
Fairmont Printing & Publishing Co.
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FOR SALE-Piano in first-class con:
dition. STANDARD make. Quarter
oak case. Cannot be tolu from new.
Terms to responsible parties. adj
dress Box S62 care West VirGinian.
3.17.12t No, 6S2
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FOX RENT or sale, Groom house
with large lot. Five minutes walk
from Court House. Call $500 Bell, or
5S3-L Con. 3.15.6t. No. $50.
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ARE YOU looking for farm this
Spring? We have some very fine
producing farms near Ashtabula, o.,
for $50 to $50 per acre on easy terms.
Write US. E. ]. Seymour. and P. J.
Curry, Majestic bldg Ashtabula, o.,
or w. e. Curry. 405 High street.
314.3t-E. o. DING. 345.
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FOR SALE-6.room house and s acres
OF ground, 2 miles east OF Fairmont
on pike and street car line. Good or
chard, buildings and water. Reason
able terms. Address A. H. Walls.
Fnirview. w. Va. 3.19.6t No. 842
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FOR SALE-A 25.acre, farm, 4 miles
from court house, One mile from
car line. See NJ. A. Lawler.
3.17.6t No. S5S
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The recently indicted steel mag
nate as he appears in his latest pho
tograph.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ss g. s vi. s %s9s
WANTED.

MEMBERSHIPS at home. Inquire
SIS Walnut Ave. 216.26t-No. 74S
WANTED-Cook for restaurant. Night
work. White. Boyd Anderson, Nuzum
Bldg, Main street. 3.16.2t No. 857:
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Exeellent location. y inonire Dr. d 3:
Il. Neil. jacobs Bldg. ~ y z .i.:
81 ;,sa 1885 No. 65S
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CASH! Cash Send in your old dis
carded false, teeth. We pay from 75c
to So per SGT. Half sets in proportion.
Sterling Refining Co., ALB Schmulbach
Bldg,;, Wheeling, w. Va.
aI 2-25.26t.No 794,
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Baltimore.

Furniahed sbySW wv. Lanahan & Co.,
Main door Calvert building, Baltimore,
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finance. on. Gas AND PRODUCE

1-S-7-7-SS:S J,
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FOR kENT-Six room house. close
In, bath and garden. Call ,9B2.W Bell
or A04- locust ave. e. 81, a.16:6t No. $50.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Br1ck dwelling S1s Gas
ton avenue. Apply A. L, Lehman,
312 Walnut avenue. 3.7.ttt No. 1928
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WANTED-Boarders and roomers
with private family. Students or
clerks preferred. All modern conve-
niences. $3.50 per week. Close to
court house. Consol. Phone 766 w.
sos Hamilton street 3-11-6t
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FOR kENT-Seven room house, mod
ern conveniences at $40 Maryland
Avenue. Con. Phone 81. ~ :
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HEIp WANTED-MALE

VVAsNTED-A first:class blacksmith.
Apply in person to Whyel Coal Co.,
KiIarfn, nv. Va, 3.17.3t No. SOL.
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R0OMSyTO RENT

FeR RENT-rlic elys furnished room,
new home. 112fHigh street. G
2.2a.tf.No. 1877,
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AGENTsRWANTED

-~1e1~.@-e-~
AGfENTs or fast selling article,
Get our list. The Speciality Mfg. and
Salesman. e1ing, VIVA. No. SAG.
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WlaNTED-At&o nce,t man to work on
dairy. No farm work. Good wages.
G. ~ Crush Eairm ont Rt. 1. Bell phone
6a1.R 9. y e 3.16.3t No. $50.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George Whalen of
Williston spent a few days the fore
part of the week visiting in Glas-
Lou Fischel, who is connected with
a drug store in Helena, has been
paying his brother Fred a visit this
week.
but rather than wait over until the
next day for another train he set
out and walked the full distance to
this city.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Baer at the parson-
age next Wednesday afternoon.
F. H. Ruffles of the Universal
Printing Press and Machinery works,
who has been working at his trade
in this vicinity during the past week,
went down to Hinsdale Monday to
erect a press for the Hinsdale Tri-
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: Herb Carr is the proud father of
a baby boy, born on Thursday morn
ing.
L. F. Hopkins Of Tampico was a
Glasgow visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Chris and Thorvold Olson, who live
north Of here, are spending the week
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Emond of
Opheim were trading in town We'd
nesday and Thursday.
: r. F. Jones, who owns a homestead
two miles out Of Tampico, is spend
ing the latter part of the week in
town. Mr.. Jones missed the train
that he expected to take Wednesday,
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DIRECTORS HOLD MEETING.
Continued from Page One)

Something unique in advertising
Glasgow was adopted at the meet
ing Tuesday. The club will cause two
signs to be erected, one at the east
and one at the west entrances to the
city: There will be painted upon one
side, "Welcome to Glasgow" on the
other, Goodbye, Come Again." An
additional line or two referring to
the advantages of living in Glasgow
may be added.
A proposed booklet was submitted
for consideration Of the directors for
use in answering the hundreds of in
quiries for information constantly re-
ceived by the club. The booklet will
be different from any eve hereto
fore gotten out by any organization,
and will be made up with the purpose
of giving just the information want
ed by parties interested in a new
country. The details of issuing the
booklet was left to President Wedum
and Secretary Moore to complete.
Many other matters were dis
cussed by the directors. The meet
ing was lively and every member &C.
cupied with the interesting work.
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1hpne.~ Nj. Ruffles. is yell known in
newspaper offices throughout the
state as an expert repairer and
erector Of all kinds Of newspaper ma
chinery.
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BIRTHS.

Born on March 2, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Adelbert j. Phillips of Vandalia, a
boy.
Born on March 7, to Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil D. Dykstra, a girl.
Born on March g, to Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce T. Swope of Tampico, a giN.
Born on March 2, to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph G. Fergeson, a boy.
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Work has been resumed at the
plant of the Northern Flax Fibre
company in Conrad. There is suffic-
lent straw to keep the mill running
until the next crop comes in and field
agents are busily engaged in secur-
ing contracts with the farmers for
the coming season. It is expected
that a large quantity of flax will be
grown in this vicinity.
With one exception the judges who
will serve at the city election in
Roundup on April 8, r women and
but n man was appointed to act
as election clerk. In each of the
wards this plan necessitated the Sc
curing of better polling places than
had, in some instances, been used be-
fore, but these were eagerly offered
free by property owners.