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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
Election Frauds Alleged

Washington, November 14.-Cases in
volving alleged election frauds in the
West Virginia United States senatorial
primary of last June were appealed Mon
day to the supreme court. The department
of justice asked the court to review the
dismissal by Federal District Judge Woods
of West Virginia of indictments presented
against Edward O'Toole, Guy C. Mace
John N Tully, Abner N Harris and
others for alleged procuring of 1000 I'M
qualified voters and repeating of 40f
voters Fraud against Representative
Sutherland, the republican nominee; AL
bert b. White and Ben l.. Rosenbloom
was alleged in the indictments. The
lower court held that although acts
charged in the indictment were prohibited
in general elections, the statutes did not
apply to primaries.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15

Motion picture films showing the entire
process of honey-making by bees have
been made by United States govern
ment expert
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
Drs. Dozier & Dozier
Oldest Established Firm
of Medical Specialists in
Alabama. Twenty : five
Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and
with wonderful success. all man.
ner of chronic diseases Of the
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Lungs,
Heart. Liver. stomach. Bowels.
Kidneys and all diseases of the
Skin ana of the Pelvic Organs of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
Hubbard Bros. Il Go.

Merchants. Hanover square. y.
'EMefiIbers New York Cctiou Ex-
hge. New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
y York Produce Exchanse Associate
hbers Liverpool Cotton ssociation
Gers solicited for the purchase and
\ of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for
hre delivery. Special attention and
y given for consignmants Of
or delivery. Correspond.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15

Spanish family of seven persons
boasts 164 fingers, five members hav-
Ing II on each hand, while another
has 20 and the other 81.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
Meats

Extra Ribs-16%c.
Rib Bellies-171ac
Clean Bellies-17%c.
Smoked Bellies-19c.
Breakfast Bacon-22d25c.
Pork Loins-lSc
Pork Shoulders-151kc.
Pork Hams-17Ac,
Skinned Idams-22c.
Hams-Reg, zoe
Pork Trimmings
Pork Lard-19c
Open Kettle-19%c
Compound-1512c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
BRISK BUSINESS
FOLLOWS COLD WAVE
Morris Avenue Quotations
on Feedstuffs Show Gen
eral Advance

The cold wave that struck Birming-
ham about a o'clock yesterday morn
Ing had it's effect on Morris avenue
throughout Yesterdays trade. Prices
in most all lines fluctuated, while bust
ness was reported better than any day
for the past two weeks.
All grades of lard advanced. Pork
chops lost. 1ac. Process butter was vi
NC and full cream cheese made a rec
ord advance of &c. A general advance
was noted throughout the list of feed
stuff quotations.
Spot cotton reached the 191ac mark
yesterday and dealers are expecting
further advances before the end of the
week.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-15
Poultry and Eggs

Commission Merchants Prce.)
Hens-15Q16c.
IIens-Dressed, 16Q17c.
Fryers-22Q23c.
Opossums-50a55c.
Guineas-35c.
Roosters-10c per lb.
Extra Graded Eggs-S7c.
Fresh Country Eggs-35@96c.
Turkeys-Live, &c; dressed, DC
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

Die @esierunsp on Gill bot
ocn Sou elmer tednilGen SnbuI trisz
l9ule an%acorbnet.
9ie e%lettrif de 9inridh,na
fam anerit in Stem gort i'm Sabre
1889 in gebrauh.
Mit benz Worte gbampi9nrn
lperoen in 5rontrei9 ale pil5e, aud)
Ole @dimmclpilse, be5c!dnet
Na@ Dem nsuelten 3enius Gilt
es in ben Ser. @taateln 9l4,2 tras
genbe engliI@e Walnubbdume.
Sn Der 5taot Buffalo babsn
10,9S3 @buuffeure 2ioenisn erpirtt;
i'm Staate Ncm Dorf iber 100000.
Sas beriibmte Mr{enal III
genebig beiddftiste i'm Mtittslolter
iiher farfmal 10 pisl Mrbeiter als
itst.
MitteIs zines cleftrifdn mei=
ni9u11gspro5cHes itellt zine 6obrit in
Mprrt5en lafrlt6 5000 Spnncn
3int Der.
Der Mome $ imalaia, ben
Dos grDbte Nlpengcbirse Der @rbe
trast, beoeutet auf DeutfG: .@tdtte
beS Sdnees".
Ste q d tommenidaft zines i'm
iebigen 8ricse ptel genomten uno
gefiirdtcten Snlettes bctrdst 5000
9tild in adt Moden.
Sn ben Ser. Staten murben
lcbtcS Sso1r 1881 1pnnen Msbe|t faz
br!5icrt, cine 3uno6me ben 80 proz
gent leit benz Sabre porber.
Sin S1alicner bot III Gng=
lanb ell Yatent ertpprben fur einen
@ierbedcr, Der an Nonoe zines
5ribItiidstelers befeTiat lit.
Die 9awaii zSnielgrups
pc ipurbe 1927 BON itranbenoen @paz
niern entbedt, lite Gage iepp9 crit
1867 BON Menbpna genauer be-
ftin1mt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Mtnts aus Mustatiut

9liitben I'M amerifaliidelt Che
lebell mllroen in eineul Sdeibltugs=
pro5eB, Scr Dor Hidter II. s. @ol1ie
pcrballbelt muroe, 81 Gage geforoert.
als &lager mar III Oieiem Sale
2ol1is s. Sarr aegel1 ieine @attin
Martba SSarr aufgetrctcn, Die er, mie
cs iid) mdbreno Der Gerbanolutg ber=
altsltellte, i'm Sabre 1910 beiratbete,
ais lie lcdS Sobne, bon oenen Ser
jilngite Is n1lo Der altelte nabe5l1 90
Sabre alt NOR, batte.
Ger &laeer iagte allf SEM 3cugen=
ltano aus, OaB sic Sohnc iei1er 5rall
faIt nie a~earbeitet uno i'm altd Of
ters idled)t bebanbelt bdttcn. ST be-
id]nloigte ieine Satin Ser lll1lpiiroi<
gen gebanolung. Sic ioa zines
Nbenbs gegen 10 l1br ieine &leioer
aus Dem 6eniter gelporfcu baben
uno CT mllBte lid Oieielben Damn Iel=
Der mieber bolen.
Srpb alleoen crfldrte Scr Midter,
Dob ous poreebrad}te @cpeismatcrial
nidt geniigen0 lei l1no ct lebnte es
oesbalb ab, Dem &laecr oas Sdei-
oln9s=I efret SIT gemahren.
Nidlter 9olie gemahrtc altberoen1
orei Eerionen Die 5dcioung.
= .
Gcmab elmer geItern BON Or. s.
$. 2ittle, Eralioenten bonn CONNER
cial Glllb, abgegcberflt grflarllng,
lperOel Die @cidditslcute oieier
Stabt bon iett ab ieben Mpntog mic
Ser ibre regelmabige Geriammllt11g
I'M 9otcl N%e11scatine a6baltc1.
Iie Ml1scatine llllb 2ouila Count
tp S%l1pcrpiloren ~6cid|lollen III ibrer
lesten obgebaltene1 Gerlarnn1lung
oas Ml1scatinc Sslan6 6llbl1fcr re-
pariren SIT laiicl1, iobalo bie r1otbi-
aen Gorfebrunget @getrpffen morocn
iino. Ias bier befinolide 2ano III
NIT eil1er Stellcr bon So per gde1
bclegt mprocn, mos Sen ltl1gefabrel
9etrag bon $1S,009 cinbringcl
miro.
Strait gb 9apiS fat cine ldriitli.
dc grfldrlllg a~bge9ebell ~berS1folgt
ibr Germallotcr Sreo @ebefinb alts
Sairnpno, Ser por einigen Eager
nod oem Mt. Gleaiant Mipl fir SIR.
lin11igc iiberiiibrt mltroe, 5lpar gciitcs.
franf mar, ieOod, nie periltd)t babe
i%racnoeil1cr Herion ctlpas 81 2cibe 81
tbut. Mrd miro abgeitritten, BOB cl
elm Miellcr bel lid bate, poer iid ii
@leir1er @obn1ng perbarrifaoirte, mel
er lid) Dor leoem Menlaen fiirdtete
Madoem Nidtcr q. S. Soltie eli
l(rtbeil %abgegcbeu bate, ben1gentaf
Die Mblicferl1ng bon Bier Elm @erltof
gcgc1 bas @ctrdl1fegeIeb lit. lit alts
3es Moines sic gllfiinoigutg eingc
troffelt, DOB logar ale &dl,fcr boz
Sier ltlo Spirituolen ltd) zines Ser
gcbens geael1 bas Erobibitionsgelct
ld)l1loig maben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Die Menliffapele Ser Moline glom

Die Mltiiffapelle Ser Moline 8(om
Company miro oemnadit in ser Ser
ion bon &errn &eitorrf cinen lleuerl
&apeQmciiter erbalten, Ser ieincnl
Gnfe ~jeoenfalls a1e @bre einlegcn
miro. SEER Neitorrf tit megcn ieiner
INSTRUMENTATION Siidtigfeit iiber
bas gauge 2a1tb befalmt. ST mar
iriiber &apeameiiter oes u@reat @e=
tern Concert gano".
sS1 Dem gum Ibld)lllb gebradten
Staot-Sd oobeits -&onteit gepann S.
s. Sbirfep Sen .erlten 9reis in S0be
BON $25. Sic anoeren @elbpreiie in
Scr angegcbene11 @obe pl,roen an bic
nadfolgenbcn 8erionen pertbeilt:
6. $. Sobnlton $50, Ror @ilta=
multi $t5, s. 6. @riabt $40, Soiie
Gembaro So, S. s. Cotton So, 6.
3. Mbbott So, 81. 6. gmitb So, @il=
liam Gpnrob So, @iaiam emmett
So, 2ouis @arnbaeft So, @corgiona
genlter So, S. 9. Glaor So, gmil
Sfen SD, s, 9. @oloen So, s. Gi-
benbergcr SO, Sam Deoger So, Soc
Senoor So, sc. 90. 9llorid 50, s.
Sc. Carton 50, g. @. Sobnion 50,
6ranf Gulof So, @uIt @dole 50, Ms.
q. Sllserion 50, 3aelo5c 9iob 50, ..
s. Sitrano 50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Yepo1ner BON 8elDi

Yepo1ner BON 8elDit,
Wis, baben iid an Die Carnegie
9etbentommii1ipn nit bem grfu6sn
getpanbt, Der 1~5jabrisen Soael 81
ION fllr lie Hettung beg t!sinen Ole.
1is 9orris BPM @rtrintunastop cine
Wteoaiue gu perleiten. !Sarris mar
be1m gaben I'M RodzTlub pe,un~
glldt, unp er tpdre ertrunten, lpenn
9a5el Slion ibn nidt nod red)tsei-
tig b%eraus9ebolt batte. 9as Mao,
d9en 1prang ibm nod, pbpobl lie
lelber ni9t i9ipimmen tonnte, unn'
'ebr leidt bate es oaber aeide-;n
tOnnen, bob lie ielber tbr 2eben psrz
loren batte. Die iusenoli9e !Sslpin
ut Die Spater BON Spbn Sl1pn, @i=
eentiimer bes Observation-Disclosures
ters Der Stabt.
Or. 6. 9. Cole aus 2ote
Gltb, Minn., erlitt, ols fein Mrtp=
mobil on elmer a%reu5una apif6en
5pet 2ofomotipen Der 81. goul=
Babn 3e,queti9t tpurbe, 70 Icbmere
gerlebungen, bob er bie1en aipei
Stunben fpdter erlog. Charles
Nor6ine, Elm Muaen5euse, fost, bob
eer Mrst lansfam an Die R%reuauna
9erarfuhr, ober bic in e~ntsegense-
leBter H1ftung fabrenben 2ofomp=
tlper anf9eineno nidt fob. ST
brodte ben 8erlebten in feincm eiae=
men &raftlpasen no9 Safe Gitg, tpo
er 1pfprt in 8ebanblung genommeu
lplrbe. 4ls mon i'm gerabe mad
ettem Spnoersuge bringen ppllte,
UNI tbn nod einem Sp1pitale iii $50
ba1ba gu iiberfiibren, ftorb er.
- IS eibt @scnidcn, Sic, mic piel
tic al1d bon Ben Standardization lit lid
allfnebmer, bod 10 bumm tpic pprber
blctbcn, mic oie Gans, sic man
filllt, bpd) INNER - cine @on5 blcibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Ntuea aug Mpline.

SIM Mplirle 5taotbpipital ltarb &C.
Itcrn 8ormittao al, 0elt 6olgcn zines
@allenl teinleioens Samuel &elnebp,
Der eincr Ser a%ltelten 9emobner BON
Mod Sslano gollltp NOR. gr crblidte
am 6. Mupenlber 1886 in Tittsbllrg,
$50, bas 2ibt ser @elt nnb fam I'M
Sitter BON is Sabren na6 Mod S.
lanb. 5pater 1ieoelte &enneop nod
Dem @elter iiber, INN oatn nod n1eb-
reren Sabren mieoer in sic bieiige
Begettb 5ltriid5llfebrer, 100 ct Damn
bis ont lein 2ebcnscnbe nerblieb.
Mn Ser Sabre bes 9abingei1iebe=
ltet tral1crt brei &inber. Seine Sat.
tin iegl1ete ppr ctlpa IA Mollaten bas
3eitltde.
3as u@el6dft" bon Gi1tcr 6. ..
9iet ntlo oes glerfs bonn 5tabtge-
ridt miro nad)lte 8ohe flott gebelt,
ba SIS Mp~plifanten I'M Die Musltel-
hing Ser @iirgerpapiere nabgeil,dt
babe1. Sieles lit Die groBte Mr5abl,
melde lett lanaen Sabren 5l1 per5eid-
lle1 gewel en lit.
Der mirflihe @rllno Ser &eiigna-
tion BON 8oli5eidef S. 9. Clair bon
Dit Moline, meld)er al1erlt a~ltgeaeben
hottie, 0aB CT naG Slori0a reilcit
miiroe, INN sort ST. farmen, lit nl1ll-
n1ebr befaltnt %geiporbel1. Glair mar
bon Wapor 6. DON Gaplor l11o bcn1
Stabtratb eriltdt iuoroen, Iein Imt
nteoer5l1legen, nad)ocm lallt 9elpor-
ben NOR, bob CT gemilie I%ransaftio-
nel1 nit @efanaencn porgetomn1en
batte, bic ct ipater nidt s%ufrieoenltel-
lello erflaren folll,te.
2o1is 9nrnboeit, friiberer lang
idbrigcr Goli5eidcf bon Sit Moline,
fiillt iebt einltmeilcn oie entltanbene
@afal5 aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

Wan Dat neusroines cine Talle
gum 5ansen bpn Hatten crfuaoen,
bic periu9en, iber Die Mntertmle alf
ein I'M 5afen liegenoes Sdiff gu
tlettern.
Gin neues Snftrument reaiz
1triert 1nunterbrp6en nno nplffpms
men senau ben 9ampfbrl1d ndbreno
Der Jabrt zines 9ampfers, einerlei.
lpie lange tie bauert.
Die 4usubr Sapans 9at i'm
Sabre 1915 Inn $5S,369,356 Suge=
nommcn, ipoob tic 1852, 736,SS4 be-
trug. Die @infubr fiel Inn $31,516,s
322 auf $685., 160,069.
Man bat aus9erehnef, bab hie
gaGSe 9ebDlteruns Der @rbe i'm
5taote Seras auf @tiiblen iiben
t0nnte, pobei ieoer mod etnen Gnz
bpgenraum BON 4 SUB baben miiroe.
Sn Megppten Bot man nit
Der 9ur9fiibruns pes prpietts BE-
sonnen, 100000 Icres 2ano 81!
frainieren unb urbar al MAIDEN, Elm
HteIenunternebmen bon GROCER Soft
fnieliateit.
- Cine ipenig befullnte Nltlterniprs
te linb bic npiattoeutl6en Aultern"
I'M %gcm6bnlidcn 2cbcn nennt mau i(
aud nS1weiusfiibc".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Mni

Sci 9hellsburg, nabe Ge-
bar Napibs, Sa., puroen Die per-
tpblten aeiden bon sSrau Mm. Glims
unb ihrem Gobne Glart llnter ben
Sriimmern hires @auies sefunosn.
Mfon slaubt, paB glo-t Slime, FER
langere 3eit Yatient I'M Staatsa79l
fir 8eiitestrante mar, feline Mptter
tptete, bonn 5euer an Dos 5aus !ests
uno ii6 nit Der geihe perbrennen
Iieb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
MeucS aus Sod Sslano

Neuc6 aus N0Q y8lQnD
Der Goli5eiridter lmrter5og geltern
Eat 8errp unb Jranf 8orlep einem
8orperbor uno biclt Tie oarn fiir bic
@rano Sllrp segen Biirgi6aft bon
$1,000 felt. Sic beioen Matner ma-
rem bon Gobert 2acep aus Neprolbs
bei6uloi9t lporoen, inn in elmer sll-
Iep nabe ser 20. StroBe ul1b grlten
Mpenllc 5mei Ginge abgenommen 5u
baben. Sic beioen Wallner mltroen
fltr5 oaraltf o%erbaftet. Sci Der 9urd)=
llld)ltng ibrer &leiber auf Ser 8oli=
5eiltation fonnten bie Ginge nidt &C.
fltnoen merben. Spdtcr fano man
einen 0erlelben utter oen1 Sit i'm
Eatrolmagen, 1pabreno ser anbere
nod t1abe Der Muep Dor einem Gele-
p%bonpfoiten lag.
Die Nnaebote fir oas grobe @al=
ierrDbren=Grojett mllroen geitern
Worgen in bem @iiro bon Wapor
MecGonodie geoffnet. 9as ~niebrigIte
@ngcbot laltete auf $11,356.5O uno
lpar BON g. s. S%renfenidllb ab9e=
gebel1 morber,, bem all6 bodltmabr=
ldeinlid Ser &pntraft iibertraecn
meroen oiirfte. Gas nddItbobere sln=
gebot NOR BON @alter 9ebel utter
breitd porocn, Ser $11,532.75 ge-
forOert batte.
Ger so Sabre alte @ia g. @ocbl,
Der NIT leiner 6omilie go. 2703 ).
Mpeltie pobnte, brad geltern Dor Ser
@irtbldait an Ser 20. Strabc unb
8. Mpenl1e bemuiBtlos sl.iammen. Ser
@reis ml1rbe BON GaiIanten in bas
Sofal getragen, NO ei1 bcrbeigeruie=
a1er Ir3t jeoo1 l1llr ben SOB %feItiteI=
len fonnte.
Ser Ser tor6e11e fam Dor l1ngefa6r
80 Sabren aus 9entidlano nod Sen
Gcrei1igten Staaten utlo battc iabre=
lang IN Sen 9ienlten Ser Npf SSSs=
lal1b 2lmber Company 9eltaaoen. @n
Der Sabre 0es %Gerltorbenen traltcrl1
ocilen @ittpe lt1o orci &inber.
6rcb 81. Wpu1g, Ser altf bem repl1=
blifanildcn Stim1n5cttel oils &al1oi=
Dat fir sic Mitglieolfaft Der gqlli=
liiations l9cborOe mtfgctretcn mar,
lpllroc geitern bon Sen G%oulltpelerfs
bcnadridtigt, BOB ct NIT eilter Mebr=
belt bon 127 Stin1men nou1inirt
morben lei.
Ser 5taotrotb enpfing geltern
Worgen 5mei %slllgcbote fiir oas Mn=
itreiden 5meicr 8riiden, sic lid) liio=
lid) ser 5taot iiber Sen Mof 1Sllll3
%befinoen. grl1eIt g. @aite, go. 911
IA. StraBe mobnbaft, perlangt 1926,
ma6rcno g. S. See fir sic gleihe
Arbeit 500! ba6en mill;
Strait $. M1lrod)s 5og iid idlpcrc
Sd1ittplnoel1 I'M @elidt 5lt, als ibr
%Nl1ton1obtl, IN Dem tie 1ttb bctano, an
Der %. Strabe ln0 5. Ipetue nit
ei1em Strabcltbabnpogen Ser Grit
ten Mpemle-2inie follioirte. Gus Mlt=
tomobil lpnroe itarf beldaoigt.
Die @riioer Spar ullo 9ope Sen-
o%crlon, bon bener grlterer oils @ei-
ser nno Ser anoere als Sneenieur
altf elmer 2ofomotipc Ser Mod SIS
lanO 5olttbern Gor angeltelt lit
mltrocu ld)mer pcrlett, oils ei11 &eIlel
ltngefabr AZ Meile1t liiolid) BON Set
lan e%rp1oOirte. Span @enocrlol
m1bte nod oem bieligcn ct. Ml1tbo.
non 6olpital gebrad)t meroen, mr
leil1e G~erlebungen oils beOenfli6 ct.
flart mltrocn. Sem gruoer fonlltl
na6 tSaltle beforbert merben.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-17
MRS. c. W. HANSON DEAD

Litchville Bulletin: Mrs. C. w. Han
son, born Ida Constance Lekvold, died
at the Riverside hospital at Valley
City, last Friday morning at APO, aft
err little over weeks illness. The
immediate cause of death was compli-
cations resulting from miscarriage.
Deceased was born in Prairie town.
ship on Aug. Is, 1885, being q years,
II months and 20 days of age when
called into the Great Unknown. She
was married to her surviving hus-
band on her eighteenth birthday, in
1906, and their union has been blessed
by five children, the youngest being
year old.
The funeral was held Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock, with special SER
vices at the Emmanuel church, and in
terment was made in the Norwegian
Lutheran cemetery at Griswold. The
pail bearers were Olof, Harry, Alfred
and Walter Hanson, and George and
Willie Wenneson. The floral tributes
We're many and beautiful.
Among the out-Of-tOwn attendants
at the funeral were Mrs. j. l.. Mes
Wig, a sister, from Lansford Mrs. A.
Carlson and Helmer Carlson, Of Car
rington. Mrs. Minnie Berg, another
sister living 80 miles out of Bemidji,
Minn did not receive the message in
time and arrived here two days after
the funeral.
The sympathy of the entire COM
munity goes out to the bereaved hus-
band and the little motherless chill
dren. May He who notes the sparrow's
fall guard and keep them.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-17
ROGERS
Citizen, Aug. II.

R. J. Leahy was business visitor
in Valley City Tuesday.
w. H. Jorrison spent Sunday visit
ing with home folks in Valley City.
Mrs. VIM. Hildebrant spent last Sat-
urday visiting with friends in Valley
City.
Miss Eva Farrell is spending the
week visiting with relatives and friends
in the country.
Mrs. Lilly Barnes visited with
friends in Valley City for short time
last Saturday afternoon.
Gus and Alma Becker and George
Butler autoed down to Valley City
Tuesday for short visit.
Mrs. A. P. Farrell and daughter,
Florence, autoed down to Valley City
Tuesday for a short visit
Mrs. s. P. Nokken is reported on the
sick list this week. Her many friends
hope to see her speedy recovery.
Mrs. S. P. Nokken and sons, Roy and
Leonard, motored to Valley City last
Saturday afternoon for short visit.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-17
Rogers School District
is Doubled Former Size

A meeting of great Importance was
held in the County Commissioners
rooms in Valley City last Monday af-
ternoon. The boundaries of the vari-
Gus school districts around Rogers
were changed, and six additional Sec
tions were added to our district. This
district has always been handicapped
on account of it's small size, and the
addition of more land to the district
will be great uplift for the future of
our school in Rogers. In short time
it will rank with the very best in the
county.
A feature of the program for the
coming year is the addition of high
school work to the regular program.
An extra teacher has been engaged,
and already number of applications
from outside pupils have been receiv-
ed who wish to avail themselves Of the
High school facilities offered.-Rogers
Citizen.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTA1

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of Emile Ronzheimer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'm.
dersigned Charles Ronzheimer, admin
traitor of the Estate of Emile ROM
heimer, late of the city of Valley City
in the County Of Barnes and State OF
North Dakota, deceased, to the credi-
tors Of, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to said Admins
traitor at his residence on the North
east Quarter of Section 13, in the town
of Rogers in said Barnes County.
Dated August 7, A. D. 1916.
CHARLES RONZHEIMER,
Administrator.
First publication on the 10th day Of
August, A. D. 1916.
T. S. LINDLAND,
Attorney for Administrator,
Valley City. N. D.
(Last Pub. Aug. 31.)
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for the overflow water. 1t was found
that by digging a ditch some over a
hundred feet long about a foot deep
through the Oppegard pasture that the
big slough east of town could be low
cred about foot. Monday afternoon
the ditch was dug and work also be-
gun on the ditch for the drain tile
from town. It is planned to have the
drain run from the corner of Fred
Krueger's residence to the slough and
in this way the surplus water will be
drained in the spring of the year and
after each rain and the sloughs west
of the track can be kept dry and the
seepage which fills the easements will
be avoided.
The heavy rains of Friday night and
Saturday night raised the water in the
basement of the John Carlson building
SO high that Mr.. Carlson was COMPEL
ed to close his pool room and restau-
rant for a few days this week. He
hopes to get it opened up again in a
few days.
Mrs. Andrew Thompson left Tues
day evening for Rochester, Mimi, to
bring home her son, William, who has
been at that place the past few weeks
receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Keenan, who have
been spending few weeks visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Shear
er in Darcy, left last Thursday even
ing for their home in Superior, Wis.
Mrs. Henry bennett, who has been
spending the past several weeks Wis
iting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. S. Walker, in Darcy, left
, last Thursday evening for her home
in Ontario.
Lee Cowell of Valley City was up
from that place Tuesday shaking
hands with friends and getting up a
crowd from this place to attend the
speaking Of Charles Evans Hughes at
Valley City on Friday morning.
A. J. Mclnnes left last Friday even
ing for Ontario, where he will join his
wife and daughter in a visit with rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Mc1nnes and
Evelyn have been visiting in that part
of the country for the past couple of
months and will accompany Mr.. McIn-
mes when he returns,
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Moorhead National Bank he approach

Moorhead National Bank he approach
ed Cashier Grangaard for loan OF
one dollar for grub stake" until he
could get work. Mr.. Grangaard turn.
ed deaf ear to the fellows pleadings
but offered to loan him five dollars
providing he would put up some Sc
curity. The fellow had good gold
cased watch at the time and had he
cared to be honest he could have east
ly put the watch up as security and
got the larger loan if necessary. How
ever he was figuring on working his
graft for all he could get but for once
he failed.
Archie McLane left the latter part
of last week for the northwestern
part of the state where he will enter
the grain business. He is succeeded
here by Joe Clancy, who has assumed
MILAN elevator.
Gus Becker came down from Bow
den last Friday evening and spent a
few days visiting with home folks.
He left Wednesday for Minneapolis,
where he will spend some time on
business matters before returning to
his home at Bowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Grangaard and
family returned home last Friday
evening from their trip to Minnesota,
where they had spent week visiting
with relatives and friends. They
came home via the train being forced
to leave their auto down there on ac-
count of the bad roads.
Mrs. John McFadgen and children
who have been visiting here the past
few weeks left Wednesday evening
for Steele, N. D., where they will join
Mr.. McFadgen and where they will
make their future home. Their many
friends in this locality are sorry to
see them leave this part of the coun
try, but wish them well in their new
home.
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quarter section of land, six miles
from that town. The land is improv-
ed, 80 acres broke, and the purchase
price was $18 per acre. Mr.. Raymond
will move there this fall. He says the
crops looked good and there was hard
ly any rust.
H. o. Hanson and family and l.. T.
Peterson and family left last Sunday
for an automobile trip to Hettinger
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Lundahl.
R. M. Davis is taking three weeks
vacation from his duties at the depot,
which he is spending in the haunts Of
his childhood near Henning, MINI. He
left last week, and his place is taken
by a Mr.. Iverson.