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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-27
The Political Situation.

The political SITUATION IN the pike dis
trict is quiet. especially in the townS OF
Woodsdale. EdEwoOd. Pleasant Valley,
TriadelphIa and Patterson. where no con
test is being wagcd for the various
offices To be filled at The election to he
held on Thursday. January 1. The con-
test for mayor in Fulton is between
Herman Roeder and Ellsworth Stoker,
and up To the present very little INTER
est has bccn taken. The race in Elm
Grove for mayor between j. NJ. tobcrly
and George Campbell. is attracting the
most attention. From all reports Il
light vote will he pullcd. owing TO the
lack OF interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-27

Entertainment q Success.
The Christmas entertainment held
last evening in the United Presbyterian
church of West Alexander proved a
very enjoyable affair. All Of the Sunday
school classes took part in the program.
which was composed Of musical and lit
erary numbers.
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Smoker Friday.
Final arrangements have been COM
pleted by the boosters" committee of
the mems Bible class OF Vance Memo
rial Presbyterian church for the annual
smoker and Christmas tree which will
be held on Friday evening.
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Grant n1cinauc Annnf,

Grent Business Boom.
\ great business boom is expected for
The pike district inside of the next few
weeks along I'LL lines of activity, includ-
ing road construction. building and coal
mining. as we'll as the construction
Of the proposed railroad
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Agricultural Meeting,

Agricultural Meeting.
Tomorrow evening n meeting Of the
Oklahoma Agricultural club will be
held In the Oklahoma school house ut
$50 o'clock, at which time q number Of
interesting topics will be discussed re-
lating to agriculture. County Agent !.
S. Cook will deliver the principal ad-
dress, taking for his subject "Dairying."
Stereopticon Views will be shown.
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WANTED--Position

WAhTED-Young man Of temperate habits wants
work In auto line. have knowledge OF storage bat.
tercs electric starters general repair work. driving.
Apply J. Hardy. 1000 Wsruood Ave. wiruoodL w
Va d-SI Il.
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Pine Land 70. 3
Fontac MINING "" = =
,... 1.-,..,,u. ~
49, -
o'err. MAarc Hi''nk 70 S@s
Standard r.ckaSo rendins o. ~:
oaieS epcclalue' ~. &. .ttEi
Superior POURING ! Metr. ~ ~
southern bennnE 20.
strait strait Greek on o., 90: p.duc,;,o Co -
| superior '"'' w.
, rer'e - AnA iash'iHS w.
Typo 1o'es'1pH- II
., r,. r.-. ~
,.'.I - ~ $50
:. s,n,.o, r.
vn,.,,,, I,,l,.ie Ann. 5
w;,on. D. e. TJeht "a ~
WsSn,nS r.,.s enI To ''H" =;
" " a" v. = Ohio lumber @ ~
" =. Comn,nv !t$
W n R.rt,,, a. son Co.
| ,rmii, InD,n.r { nuiIdnc n -
IT,, p,nc, "a ..... n 5%Fs
wt,nn ~ 81
| ~
EsrsIss z.
Xxx.
,, ..,.. r. ~
DUNG sA'' " 100
20, 49,. ~, -. S:ssT
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n".opiAt los ~. ~ " - 80
: ,u'e,o 60 ,,t,t,. IN r. ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Wi sell l00Il0o feet Is lotsl nsst:
rapid transit line in New York City. about eight
miles from New York City Hall. for thousand
dollars. Also 4o1loO. for $3.50. J. g. Hall. Room
1914. 100 Broadway. New York -. dim
FOR sALE-Cheip. registered o. L C. male pigs frp1
prize winning stock Improve your herd viii re-:
istered sire. B. x. Gorsuch. Alyiaud. Ohio. n-It-sH
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D I E D

HEATOR an TUESDAY. December %. 1915. At 9:I5
"'rlr,h D. IN. At the family residence. III Blk :,
ir,4Itn street. SAliIE j. wife Of Andrew r.
Ilralnn.
g.. FIinrrsI notice hereafter.
.MEHpEL-On Monday. December Is. 1916. At q 90
u'rlurk a. tn. her late residence. rs Twelfth
s,Irci. ~ BELLA MESUEt. ~
Services fron the residence "wednesday evening. $50
O'Clock =. lntc!mr:t private. Greenwood cene
icIy. Thursday morning III O'Clock T.
SAPP-Un Sunday. December -. 1916. q lo:i5
O'Clock Il. NJ. at his late home. No. 3l5 Main
sG.rrt. ALERT II. S.uT. In the S5th ysAf OF his
funeral "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. from the
family residence Imtellent In Mt Zion eenetery
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FOR RENT
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
Stockholders' Msstla0.

StoekhoIders MsstIaS.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tbs
Wheeling d. Belmont Bridge Company. Will be held
at the office OF the Company in Wheeling. West vr-
Stnig. Monday. January S. 1917. between the
hours of and o'clock y. H. for the election "
managers 10 during tho ensuing year. and fof
the transaction Of all business that may come befoe
the meeting. including the proposed donation 10 the
IGty OF Wheeling OF tho odd Fair Ground" or
Bridge Park property Of the Company for Public
Recreation and Park purposes.
jos. LAWSON. Secretary. I
Wheeling ". Va. December ~. l9ls ;,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-27

Iim--lIuw did yuu like the stage
hHnrinGS III HAT Shakespeare show
Ilr-Th"rc weren't mu hanEnES. y
hu"b: he killed 'rm with Il swprd.--
Widow.
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WANTED-Male Help

WAHTED-Salesmen to sell household Toodl. *. !
perience unnecessary and liberal compensation to-:
wide awake man. C. F. Adams Co.. li+0-lli7 Aalat
1t. upstairs. ~
WAhTED-Two young men 10 work nsWl atsnn W Z
b. d o.. trains, Apply 1t Unon EeSS Co oiJeA
q. & o. depot Ss-S'u. {;
wAHTEo--A, once several good delivery and ,s.ias :
boys, to work before school. Apply 1t Circuatoa
Department ntcliI Snncer. between and q - ~
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Non-ReJldent.

! American Tire Filler To-
, American Gold Dredging TO,
ArlaS Elevator to.
, Arid ir,of Valve Co.
BinShamntOn Farms G."
Bank Of Aincrican Republic.
: liurnrt House 20.
Bluc River Gold E1raraiin: -.
I.urkcyr Orchard 60.
HurLr,c cnll Mining Il"
Belle Ram oil & Gas 10.
! Brllsirc Window Glass "a.
i'umrounL Motor 10
; Crescent Elevator 10.
IL II. StahiinS 10.
itIr,eIsnd Guyan t'oal Co.
chemical Lime & Sand 10. thEurTcy Feel
'thiracO Exploration Go.
4 capital Cnsl 10.
tusI He'll I'uul Co. lAt;urncr Feet.
Continental Goal 20.
NrnrnIaugh Steam Shin To-
'tErmcu GGunajuAtS Gold Mining TO.
4 nmrRnia Mincra XaIptru.
'o,crlaic on * Gas IL.
; Chemical g. ENtJic Ia
DnninIOn 60. lrr.
Dakota Supply g."
lies 'Mnn-S Birwiur ID
Dakota Portland trnirut g..
Dakota Coal ~ Coke to
Empress JOSEF hinr Mnin. -"
Iu,rka Lumber TO.
famr Products to
furdg linmc Land -"
Fairrllanrr Mining "a.
t.rrrn River Coal Mnimi i".
t;uuuaJiaia TONS. Mns. d SIimE Ga
= a. l.. liolInr> 4 60,
! Hawkins Invisible liclt 80.
Harper Il Wight "a.
Highland Spruce 20.
! International Land Co.
: Ideal rnst a Ainrn :"
Illinois Hardwood Lumber ca.
/ Inyinrihie RrmuI anr tales t".
! Inland Development Co
! Xix Supply Go.
! Kanawha Lead IL Iiuc -.
Kanxwha Gold Mining TO.
Kinniconnirn Land Dry. 20.
! Leader Holder TO-. Of Washington. u. Z.
Leroy Marker 90.
la Dow Implement Co.
Merchants Investment To-
Merritt 4 Chapman. Derrick WrecIns Co.
MnSEaa Land & Dry. Go.
! Nj alone TO.
Middle States IN Go.
National Elcvalur Go.
Norfolk Roscn,out Land 60.
North Fork Goal To- attorney Feel.
North Maryland Lumber tn.
Olympic Theatre Holding 10.
nrrhcum tn.
Ohio River K Columbus Ry. 4 Cons 10
Ohio Valley Lumber Go.
Pierce ruh 10.
1'aTay Co, " Ia.
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A Frnciamarlon

Belle IBlo Beach Co.
Butler Store Co.
Brown Market Go.
Brtnkor Croft Film Co
Beech Bottom llnprol enent 20.
Central RosedaIe OF Co.
Curry Rtner Lumber 20.
Clnrkshurs Protestant Hospital Co.
Crooked Fork OIL Co.
Central Hotel Assn.
Clifford Osborn Undertaking Co.
Chester Manufacturing 20.
Consumers Cash Premium Co.
Central Garage Co.
| CDbell Mason Trl. Cn
| CisrksburE i Weston Traction "a
Chapman oil & Gas Co.
! Coal River der. 60.
C!arksburg Pub 90
Cooper OIL & Gas 20.
Camp Run OIL Gas Co.
Clarksburs Northern R. r.
Camp t'rnek Coal 4 Lumber TO-
CIarkshurg Colorrd Social Club
Choral Color Of Salem W. Va.
Central W. Va. Amusement Co.
Coal River Tns. Agency.
ClarLshurg Wholesale Confectionery co.
Chamber 70 Commerce " TT. Pleasant.
| Consolidated Manufacturing Co.
Canaan Valley DeT. Co.
Combination Gas Co.
ClarksburS COOPERATIVE Clothing Co.
Central Coal Co.
G. J.. Myers Go.
Carleton Investment Cn
/ Co operative Sanitary MIL co.
Continental Mixer Supply Co.
Chlreetnn Athletic Assn.
| 20 operative Society Of Sabratl"n. W. Va
Chllccthe Bill Posting Co.
! q. O. Supply ca.
De Ran Lumber 10.
Development & Industrial Co.
Dunbar Building 20.
! Dana Guthrie Lumber Co.
Dr. Harper Remedy Drug Co. Inc.
Elkns Fair Assn.
Elk Investment Go.
! L. T. Birch Sons Il Co.
Economy Fuel Go.
ElmHpwl OIL Co
| Elkns Opera House Gu.
Echo Company
Elks Club Of BlueicId
Export Apple Co.
Earth COMPANY
Elks soci,l club. composed ~ mrmb~rs ii lodge ~.
/ Is. p. o. E. t.: Sst-rsril!r. W. Va
Elldns Creamery TO.
| Elk Fuel 60.
Enterprise Farming Co
, Z. O. Fling Co.
Eastern Panhandle Fair.
East Charleston Realty ca.
East Charleston TO.
Fory Third Street Ferry To.
Fidelity II. l. l.. Assn.
| Fairmont Packing e."
Fairmont Produce II.
IT. X. GhrSnstonns Society
T! Fayrite Really 20.
/ Terrell tnGcrtaE inc Furniture ana ta'Fei y"
FaiIrixw Orchards.
Farmers & i.alorers 3. L. l." hs.n
Fxyettr Sun Printing 70.
Farmers i Consumers Dairy Il"
Falrnnnt Lincoln Coal 10.
. French tIcrk coal TO-
Fuel SpIr!rs 60. NJ Ohio & ". Va.
Fine Art Decorating IN.
Federal Automobile Security Shc!ciy.
Frank r. Swan TO.
Golden Rule Shirt 20.
N
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Authorized Pay Stations

Elm drove, W. Va,
The First National Bank.
State Rank Of Elm Grove.
Edgewood, W. Va
Edgewood Pharmacy.
Fulton, ". Va. Bank Of Fulton.
wheeling, W. Va
Company Office, Cor. 18th and
Chapline SITS.
Pay your electric light. gas and
water bills at the most convenient
PAY station. before the 10th OF each
month. to save discount.
West Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
City & Suburban Gas Co.
z. r. KING,
Asst. Treas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-27

American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Louis Paul, Leatherwood
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No Labor Washing Powder 90.
National Automobile Protective Assn
Hirneyrr. Advertising Co.
Natural Oil Co.
New Rirer Power Co.
National Interior Finish 60.
National Gum Corp.
Ohio Valley Transportation co
urpheIn Amusement 70.
Old Lick Run Coal & Coke To-
20. n Roma 20.
Frnnhioro Funnuir TO-
Plhey River BridGeHo
Potomac oil & Gas TO.
Premier Glass TO.
Peerless Sand TO.
1T. Pheasant Nurssry FfuIL u"
PhIlpp Wooden NILS 20.
PaFS View Land GO.
Parker Hun Coal Gohc o. r, -,
FIHry. Ncranda. Leon d IT, IIe"San' W. '
Pond Fork Coal Lana Co.
Proctor Mercantile GO.
Phl!irp Bn"linS TO-
Penn Drilling TO-
p0cohnntas smokc!e@ Coal Co.
Potomac L. Shenandoah Co.
Parkersburs Steel Raler Co.
Peoples Bank OF Pceterstown'
Park Land Co.
Pleasant Valley Lana 10.
People Civic League.
Progress Co.
Petersburg columbia springs NY w.
Putnam Leader.
PRINCETON Pub q Mants. Co.
PROGRESSIVE Manufacturing 60.
Princess Amusement Co. OF "hee'lhs' W. ~
Permanent MsuSnlun Co.
Parcels Delivery 20.
Perfection Tire Sales 20. OF W. Va
Potomac Valley Fair Assn
Iuinnlmont Hotel To-
Queen Bathing Beach Co.
quick Selling Realty Co.
Quaker Spllnt Coal 20.
Retail GroccrS Protective Assn
Rail & Road He'd Tons. 10.
RI!inharser Manufacturing ~.
Robert i. McQuAy Lumber %
Rnmncy Mountain orchaFo ~
Rhoda on Co.
Rirnctnnc LUMBER Asnis' 10
Riyesrillc Coal Co.
Reynolds keenan, Agency '"tp.
Rcccc Coal Co.
Reed Con' TO-
RcnshaW lircFce EhSinec' u" LII
Il. ". Breeze Co.
81. Clair Cnlli"ry CO.
Standard Mercantile 20"
SrIoh Lame i'umpe' W.
Savings b. L. Assn
spring mn schooi.
s'enccr po'Inhs .''"'"'
Stcond haho Tlpe q supp! ~
81 Adams ms. nea"! ~
steele FFceo W. "~' ~"
S'a'nAhcI 'i'''"s MI, r.
SNOW rlsHe Lame h"en w.
Standard supply 70
Security Realty 20.
South View hrahF to'
H.unI"rs We!cfr 10
Sterling Timber Co.
SwAScr Il LIoTN ical DAIRY q Ice |Fetm w.
S'atter inuiAn hemeo' W.
Sl"''lnsS 'n@, "
Southland fup' o.
s"Ha WI w.
Saunders fronuce 20.
Spruce ForR Uii Vas 10
Shinnston Garage 20.
Srnnc trerA oll e'@s ~
Sutton Fuel 20.
Twelve Pole Land. Lumber Boom 10.
TerrapIn Knob Imp Co.
ThonnrE SAnfa 20.
Triple State Concrete Tie d Ma:rE 90.
rilma Real Estate 20.
Three Barrel Gun Co.
ITyEarg VALLEY Brick Co.
I'riSkelwah OIL Gas 20.
Tenplcton coal TO.
Tornado OIL Gas Co.
lkcrmn6cI Indicator Co.
Thornton Coal TO-
I'uinu Rank & Trust -.
T. & Calcium Chloride Works.
I.pion H.,cht, Tim e.,
,.ninn Lumber 70
,nI,ersul Surply C.
VIRGINIA Fuel 60.
YIrGInia & ". Va. Coal ia.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAATEp-Coal lands In Ohio or West Virginia, No.
5 Pittsburgh vein. Would prefer stripping coal
Address Buyer. lntclligencer. d-I9-p
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PATENTS::$;;::s'sE;;;;.; ;:: s::: s:
..uoeilIaI~ iilIkatIuu.. BOOKLET ire
4. s. DUNLAP, 1sts1t LAW161.
National Exchange Bank BUILDING
Wheeling. w. Va
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
Stonehenue.

No sooner had we set foot on the
first swell Of plain than l became
aware of what looked like a herd Of
elephants. half a mile ahead. They
did not move, and slowly it dawned
upon me that this was Stonehenge. A
few minutes later, seated within the
circles of those enormous stones, I was
asking myself the old questions that
so many travellers have asked. For
worship, at least. these rude masses
were erected; that seems fairly certain.
And to commemorate battle. If one
may judge from the barrows that
crown the neighboring hillocks. Reli-
gi"n and war-the two powers that
have charmed and ruled and tortured
the world. So mysterious is the whole
Of life, alike moral and physical, that
the haunting wonder of Stonehenge
was neither increased nor lessened by
what then saw.-Scribner's
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
THE ENTRANCE HALL.
Make It Suit Not Visitors, but the o.
cupante of the Home.

eupahte OF the Home.
Is anything new to be said about the
entrance hall? The smallest room in
most houses, it ia usually given in the
plans an amount Of attention that
might seem out Of all proportion to the
rest Of the house. And vet the ordi-
nary entrance. whether it be a mere
vestfbule, a spacious hall Of the colo
NAL style or, as in our present day
fashions. part Of the living room set
of by an archway, is quite unsatisfac.
tory. 1t is unsatisfactory for this rea.
son-that the entrance way is designed
and decorated from the standpoint Of
the impression it makes on visitors.
whereas the impression we should seek
is not that made upon guests, but upon
ourselves. the occupants Of the house.
Too often we give the entrance a Sc
we're treatment that impresses the stu.
dent OF beauty or that amazes the less
discriminating visitor by the other ex-
IRENE of lavish display. But how does
either Of these two types Of entrance
AFFECT those who cone into the house
many times every day. the good man
and his good wife and their children?
Is 1t room that by it's suggestion of
rest and repose tempts one after a
hard days work at the office to drop
into the first easy chair that comes
along, or does it irritate the nerves and
keep one going. restless and uneasy,
wandering from the entrance to the
living room and from the living room
to the study and thence to the attic by
way Of the basement?-GoodH Health.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
A BEAUTY HINT.
How to Shampoo Gray Hair and Keep
II Beautiful.

It Beautiful.
Don't dye gray hair 1t is a never
ending. messy job to keep it touched
up. for most hair grows about an inch
month, and. worst or least Of all, the
deception rarely deceives any one. The
lines that care and experience and
thought have written into every mn.
ture face require the softening effect
of the silver tones above it. Dyed hair
has a hardening effect on some faces,
and to others it gives an almost cruel
look.
But once having accepted gray hail
make of it your greatest beauty. 1t
must he kept spotlessly clean. washed
often. Use only the best and purest
liquid soap, as free from alkali as pos
sible, and treat 1t as the laundress does
her fine linen. Put it through many
rinsings to get rid Of every particle of
soap. the last one being quite cool and
deep blue with indigo. Let the hair
rest in this for few moments, moving
it about In the bath so as to absorb
as much Of the bluing as possible, and
then dry 1t thoroughly with warm tow.
els and vigorous rubbing. The bluine
serves to soften the dulled. lifeless look
which always results from washing
gray hair and gives uniformity of shad-
ing. Streaked locks in gray hair are
its worst feature. and especially is this
true Of blond gray hair.
Rub the scalp then with white vase
line, taking care not to let it get upon
the hair, and brush thrush 1t vigor.
ously night and morning to give it the
silvery cleaning that is so beautiful in
we'll kept gray hair.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
INDIAN SCHOOL ITEMS

The new course of study for
the school system. II aims to give
ed as soon as copies arrive. This
will make considerable change in
the schools ysteln. 1t aims to give
more vocational training: thus
preparing the students better for
their life work.
Two of the seventh grade girls
Josephine Thunder and Edith
Standing We're called home by
sickness in the family.
Mr.. Dilstrom returned Salur-
day from White Earth where he
went to bring some boys back To
school.
Rev. Dudcn gave an interesting
talk to the students at the We'd
nesday evening assembly.
The Standard Literary Sncirly
had 4 very interesting meeting
Friday night. The question Tor
debate was Resolved that prrs;-
dent Wilson should be reelected e
Til" negative won.
Mr.. Dickinson. Miss bcmpstnr
and Miss Geisdorf assisted Supt.
Carter i'm the Sunday evening as
ScmhIy.
The principals Office at the
school building is b"irg cleaned.
decorated and new iurIi!urr in
stalled.
Very few pupils in he hospital
low.
TIL" new matron. Miss RilI. ar
rived from Idaho Monday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Exams over. Is everyone glad :!
Ask them and see! Report cards
received Monday. Sufficient!
"Oh. say what did YOU get?"
"Do you know how many got
them?"
did you think the exams were
hard?"
How many did you get out Off"
These are but few of the many
remarks heard so often this past
week.
There was general house
cleaning in the assembly room
last Wednesday, that is before ex-
aminations.
Ask H. NJ. why he is rejoicing
over the change Of seats in the
assembly room, and how it hap
pened?
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
''Yutan, Ncb., June 5. ia
ITO WHOM CONCERNED:

In the year 1911, / purchased
IL 1OO-tOn silo, with a guarantee
that if the silo did not pay for it
self the first year, they would
lake it down and return me every
dollar paid for it. Having con-
fidence in the firm, gave my ord
er for a silo and Immediately
opened set of silo accounts.
which resulted in a handsome
profit after the cost of the silu
had been deducted.
I'm 1912. CAV" my order for
another silo. as my first silo was
not big enough. used the first
silo for stock cattle and the ioO-
tom silo for feeding purposes, and
results were as follows:
Il bought 35 head of feeders:
bought i8 acres of corn at SIS
per acre: bought $50 worth of
cotton seed meal; | fed $I2O WORT,
|of alfalfa, and after deducting con!
missions, freight. yardage, inter-
est and expense of filling the Si!o
l find | made Il net margin of
$8O8.iO or profit.
My farm is located about one
mile northeast Of Yutan. Neb.. aid
is sufficiently large to handle a.
bout so head of cattle the old eat
tie raising: with the aid of my si.o
| can handle about lo5 head of
cattle with less than half the work
and twic" the profit. Should any
one question the above facts and
figures. extend a welcome to any
person To come and see that these
statements are backed by commits
sion merchants. the bank and the
scales.
"Car"fuIly submitted. l remain
yours truly.
"FRIl'X MlTGHE[.I."
What more need be said, We
all know that this country needs
NOR" live Stock and diversified
farming. II has been demonstrated
tim" aud a"in that what Silns
hav" don" for Mr.. Mitchell they
Will de- for any man. There
should h" a >ilo on every single
farm in this community.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-01-27
SCIENCE SCHOOL NOTES

The Misses Miles, Zuill and
Oistad of the Science School Fac
ulty very pleasantly entertained
the members of the Faculty Sun
day evening at lunch in honor of
President Smiths birthday. The
table was artistically decorated
with green foliage and Il very
pleasing rrpast was served. At a
later hour the guests assembled
III Miss Miles rooms and spent
several hours i'm singing. Presi-
dent Smith was the recipient OF
many good wishes.
The Cripple S Literary Socie-
ty'' will render a program next
Wednesday, Feb. End, 1915. The
public is invited and urged to at :
tend.
February 9Th is the date set for
the debate with Crookstnn Agri-
culture College. There will be fur
ther announcement Of this event
in next weeks notes.
There will be no game Of has
ketball at the gymnasium this
week. The Science team goes tn
Mayvillc for a game Friday might
and to Grand Forks for game
Saturday night.
Miss Dodge Fields Secretary Of
tl,e y. w. e. \. is expected to visit
the local chapter this week.
The Science girls have class
in gymnastics twice each week.
Miss Z"lma Meyer Il former stu
dent at this school, was married
January 18th at Duluth {" MIR. Il.
N. Hollan. marine engineer.
They will make their home in Buff
falo. New York.
Miss Elda Wilson of he class
of 1914 was married last week to
Mr.. Albert Holman Of Brecken-
ridge. The groom is in the en-
ploy Of Bcni>h and Pierce.
DR.. Weavcr's address in behalf
OF preparedness was we'll attend
ed at the Gymnasium last Satur-
day night. As Il speaker DR.. Wca-
yer is very convincing and held
the audicce in perfect attention.
After his address he volunteered
to answer any questions which
anyone cared to ask. II was soon
evidenced that not everyone
agreed with the speaker and IL
considerable number of Iucs-
lions were asked him.