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The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
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CONGRATULATIONS

Fargo Forum: The people Of Dick
inson have reason to feel proud Of the
hearty endorsement that vas given to
the proposal to establish a state nor
NAL school at that point, and The Fo-
rum extends sincere and cordial con-
gratulations.
The slope country needs and de-
serves this institution. Is The Forum
pointed OUT, emphatically and on nu-
merous occasions prior to the election.
It will do much to assist the western
half of North Dakota to develop its
young manhood and young woman
hood. .....I
The big majority. by which the pro-
position carried - approximately
10000 votes-much of which came
from the eastern half Of the state,
shows that the people Of this part Of
North Dakota fully recognize the
growing Importance Of the slope
country. ..
The Forum points with considerable
pride to the vote in Oass county. The
vote was 1929 for the proposition
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
LEFoR HAPPENINGS

Ts:I0hn Summer. :Jr- went RI Glad
stone with Cashier Nick 4. Iefor and
Princinai a. r. Vino On Mondav
evening From there he went to
Dickinson hv rail tn transact h,1s;-
ness Col II. r. elk ~ Richardton
came hack with Them 10 Lefor n NJ
Gefor's car.
na.m..o. -.
Ieser Ierolu neiu an aTStlon sais !
fan LIZ p Iii ~ u,ons - H;cL;nsen - y
aann4 W. iuose - DAeA4 n ~ II n: !"
snort ume.
An auction sale was held $on the
Katherine Werth farm SIX miles
northeast OF Lefor, on tuesday. Col.
H: =. elk was the a~uctloneer and
Nick A. Lefor, clerk. 81
Nick "A. Lefor, Miss L. Neville, C.
G. Wylie and "A. E. Wing took a
pleasure trip to Regent and from
there on to Mott on Sunday after
noon, in Mr.. Lefor's car. Returning
the party stopped off for a short
while at Mr.. Wylie's place.
A sa,;o,,s accident IN
Mondav morn;no when fha l;tt1a
Ja,,ahfer If Gaoroa nornar 'fel, down
. a!1ht nf a;rs' and h-ota ha. h;n
hona The i;tt1a o;,l was n11;cE1rv
tsLan - ST. :Tnsanh,s hosnifaI af
D~;cl;nson for treatment.
.Inhn' Gleiss;nger has fnisbad +ho
/, sono anf" IF bic naw Home and ;s now
nnn,Inr;nu four %carnantars n IRISH The
h,,;fd;na ~ comnief;on The three
Hanse1 brothers have The contract on
+ha h,1;lding nf tha honse
Raw r. Andrew Koiheck snent
Tho aarlv mart If the week at Rich
ardton- - I.
ar :4ohn K1;noler +ba nan doino The
Safueen Gladstone and
+ .efer ranorts tha roads ~ood for "a
4. - ne vaar- Hashas st. least two
tra1cts IN tha road every. dav' M
Ki;nr1er talks of gettino =. large anta
tr,,rf earlv Il fha snr;nc tn a. The
uork. -
Eharha,dt lancer. Sc Janzer&Bros..
Yuas confined r. his horse IN accom-
~ sickness FOR two DAYS last week.
NJ = mt aua;n and oetf;nr aro,,nd as
;1s,,a1 D ~ -
Ms pail Kra11s nassed away a
har1 home last Thi1rsdav after verv
short illness. The funeral was held
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

The hustling little village of Glad
stone will have a newspaper in the
near future, to be managed by Fl. Nc
Neal, formerly of the Bismarck Trib-
une. Mr.. McNeal has a newspaper
plant at Almont that is idle, and this
will be moved to Gladstone and used
in the publication of the new paper,
which will be known as the Gladstone
Advance. The population of Glad
stone is hardly large enough to sup
port a home newspaper, but what is
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

The recent election disclosed several
of the worst fool freaks in the returns
which VIZ have ever seen. In South
Dakota a law was passed which makes
it obligatory on candidates running
for office to challenge the opponents
to debate. Unless this. challenge is
issued, or accepted, the delinquent's
name will not 60 on the ballot.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

and 1861 against it. This was a ma
jority in it's favor of 1,968. In other
words Cass county cast two votes,in
its favor to one vote against it.
The people of Fargo and Cass
county realize that the western half
of North Dakota is entitled to every
consideration in the development Of
the state. ,
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
the principal, a. Ell. Wing, who also
made a few remarks and announce

ments.
Children's Home Day was observed
at the school on last Wednesday. a.
collection was taken UP from the chill
dren of the school for the needy or
phans and destitute children housed
at the Children's Home at Fargo. A.
goodly sum was realized.
The Riley bust and the beautiful
picture Of sThe Old Swimmin' Hole"
have been received and placed on the
walls Of the school. These ornaments
were made possible by the selling Of
the small Riley pins which the chill
dren recently sold to their friends.
John Dobitsch entered school the
first Of the week. Last year he was
in attendance at the college in Rich
ardton.
Several visitors to town were
shown through the new building on
last Sunday. .
The school has commneced work on
the Christmas Celebration Program.
Besides appropriate songs and drills,
q tree and Santa Claus is planned.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

railroad have sent to Adam A. Lefor
blue prints of the first ten miles Of
surveying out of Dickinson. So far.
they have not met with any bad
grades. IF the weather continues
good it will not be long before the
party reaches Lefor, the main point:
along the line.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

The Press is adding a Motor News
department, this week, which Will be
h~enceforth a regular feature. This
department will undoubtedly meet
with the approval of both garagesman
and automobile driver alike. d :
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

lacking in numbers is made up Ia.
booster spirit, and the new editor Will
undoubtedly meet with q fair degree
Of success.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
Lefor School Notes

"A short time ago the new building
was formally opened to school work.
The children marched from the sew
eral rooms that they had been tenn
prarily using and took possession Of
the beautiful new building. Many
parents Of the children and other
people Of the town were present for
the exercises. Following was the
program: \ .s
Song aAmerica" Pupils
Talk, tsThe Value Of Time" -
... Cashier Nick Lefor
Drill :.-:-..-.-..-..---.- Pupils
Talk, "The Future Of Every Child" 8.
Chas. Stein
Song, ode Wacht am Rhein," Pupils
Talk, Proper Care Of School Prop
erty' ... Dominick Lefor, Clerk
School Yells, etc.
Talk, tThe Round-up'-Adam Lefor
Song, "The Star Spangled Banner
Pupils
The speakers were announced by
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Degele and Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Schank Of five miles
south Of Gladstone, drove up on Mon
day. Mr.. Schank has Considerable
land which he devotes to both grazing
and farming.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES

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The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

The speakers were announced by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
STORY YOU CAN BEGIN AT ANY TIME.
Her Side--and His
HOW CORA AND DAVID TEMPLE SOLVED THEIR
MARITAL PROBLEMS.
by HOE BECKLEY.

lesson. he experience OF whatever
turned up How about me compan
ionless, belonging neither to the an.
married set nor to the pairedofl
couples JUS "a man whose wife isni
there
should be neither alone and free TO
ind such companionshIp. nor would
have the one woman with me with
whom am MOST anxious 10 share
everything lhat is good For thank
heaven. have NOT degenerated into
the married man type who is only
too glad to leave his wife al home
aud pick mp companiouship elsewhere
When | do but shall not borrow
trouble
No dear ! can not see anything but
objection 10 your scheme Nor / am
sorry TO say have | any other 10 sug.
ecst that can come with good grace
from me don't mean by this 10 give
up ih problem Indeed. there is \
Very natural solution right a hand.
Bui the burden that il involves will
fan mostly on YOU and the suggestion
of il must come from you, if al ALL
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HIS DIFFICULTY

No Cora. dearest what You suggest
will not bring us together across our
difficulty Il viii send us farther
apart For me to see my friends
alone, without YOU. would put upon
me too unfair burden Bnt ! should
be willing 10 stand even thai it did
not see positive danger in your
scheme
| have tried going to these parties
without you went several times
while you were with your mother at
Beths house hui with what RESULT
Well several and none OF them pleas
AM
= guess Dave Temple and his wife
must be drifting apart overheard
one gossip whisper to another This
Is the third time he's left her At homo
and come alone Gee that's too bad
Wonder If ils man OF woman
hats the irouble'H
And the listener. am sure. passed
Ia on 10 other gossips ass The
Temples are breaking up ! hear
Some man has butted in, | under
stand. and Dawes going about alone
Mex thing you know he'll 20 back to
his first love. Wanda"
prefer to give TAP my friends alto
gethcr than make myself and YOU the
small change of such unpleasant
gossip.
BuI lhere is even more serious
objection to your scheme OF my con
filming myself to my friends and YOU
to yours There are enough differ
cnces between any man aad woman to
tend to separate them without adding
any which can be easily adjusted
If am TO see my friends alone and
grow along with them il will be a
growing away from yon. no matter
how much may want TO hide the
truth. And the same would be true
on your sdie For would see it'll
OF you and your friends, and YOU
would see less OF me and my friends
Don't you see there is danger in the
scheme
hesitate to put 10 you another oh.
lection that would rest its burden ON
me only Yet il would be a real bur
den. and YOU will see the Justice of
my mentioning t. Picture me among
my friends alone Every one OF them
with some one human being to share
intimately the fun, the thrill the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
EVINlM
TAE 3 Mr. y
eNY a lGRAHAM |
{IVH CONNER ]
MRS WHITE DUCKS PARTY.

.you know commenced Daddy |
.tbai urs White uucs gave a niunei
Party the other evening All Of the
Fairies were especially invited ana
of course aIl t6e really fashionahl,
Ducks from the uaea Ponds far ans
near
some OF ihe Ducks lived several
miles away down a stream ami lhel
thought they were very very nue &c
live a little on by themselves They
talked about giving their children So
much more a.r ANA we're quite sn0b
hIsh about their end OF the Stream
prt rn tha, ora enjoy good SO
riable pmet PARTY where there was
n,suty ~ rooi and plenty OF Talking
-or Quaysue
Tho nnuer Table was made Of
Pond Tits leaeos fastened together
by stream Noss And all The Ducks
and Fairies BAD wonderful Stools
made Il lf, Pads Then On the table
in addition Go al the good things e
eat. Mrs White Duck had some Nile
cherry blossoms for decorations. i
was such a festive looking Table ani
II the truth b. toid Mrs White Duch
was quite right to he SO proud Of It.
THE Dinner started ON time and J
must ten you whaf they had In the
first place they started with Sour
made 81 Pussy Wainw blossoms and
then they had Bread Crumbs which
Mrs White Duck had received that
day as a eift from q lovely little girl
who lived near the Pond and who was
a great Friend 81 Nrs White Duck.
Wen. II went on to tell YOU all
they had to eat. J would never LEI
YOU two children get any sleep at all
tonight SO ! think | had better tell
YOU about the rest Of the fun they had
at the Party
a number Of The Fairies sang love
ly Songs, and as the Ducks haven't
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beautiful Voices they thought Music
was great Treat And the Fairy
Queen did a Dance flying back and
forth over the Dinner Table and then
dipping down into the Pond.
Every time She dipped into the
Pond, she waved her Wand, Just as
She sas coming up again. and her
Dress would change into different
Color each time She wore a Gown
OF bright orange color one of red
one Of silver and one of gold. She
called it the Color Dance as she
changed Che celor Of her Gown so OF
ten, and each time the Wand she car
red changed color too.
Bot almost as the Party was owe,
and everyone had had a very fine
time who could be seen strutting on
tbe bank near by but Mr.. and Mrs
Peacock Mrs Peacock had her gor
geous Train spread way ont behind her
ana she was walking along BY her
husbands side III a very vain way.
The Ducks were SO delighted al
TINS because they thought il such a
hish compliment They knew that now
Mrs. White Dl&s would always be
considered one Of the greatest leaders
q Fashion and STYLE, because Mrs
Peacock had been so curious as 10
walk nearby and see the Dinner Par.
t..
of course Mrs Peacock wanted to
see Just what was happening. although
she wouldn't look at the Party when
she thought they we're noticing her
That made the Ducks more amused
'nau ever and they became as vain as
'ne was at the end Of the evening"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
FLAG DAY-NEW BEAUTY
FOR FRIENDLY EYES


Wednesday. June 49, viii te the
ln anniversary o. ,hc adopiioa Of
the stars ana stripes as ihc fag of
oar country VI is acnane sate
faction that the public recognition o.
Flag das ne a aational annl,ersur
Is each wear hetomiue more and
more general
ln the past and inorcasineiv evere
Year. inc governors oi mans of iho
aiee have .. their vaccinations
calicd mhlic attention % the IA, and
ordered the fae 10 IT, displayed onl
al public huiFrm and invited thoif
fellow citizens tu celebrate the da,
Also MAYORS Of cities. FOR recogni
nou OF This anniversary have all o
ordered taes 10 De displayed upon
municipal building. OF their resncct
tc cities and by formal nro hama .
ii, or otherwise have invited their.
fellow citizens TO 10 TIE samc upon
their private buildings
On the lith day Of June i5l' :
congress enacted "That the flae 90
tic thirteen United states he thr
tete stripes. alternate rod aud white
mat the union bc thirteen stnrs
uhte. ia "a luo field rcmesoniins
q new constellation Tho number
Of the stars have heen increased hl
he admission ol new states The
possibilities Of the nation future
dcyelopmcri dawnod upon onr faith
crs The original thirteen irlpc' I
continued for several wears and were
then changed. bnt after q few veal
only were unchargeably restored hy +
act of congress on Anril 4, ISIS I
when It was enacted That from ana
. rter the Fourth day Of July next the
lag Of the United States he thlrieco
crl2onial stripes, alternate rcd /
ana white. that the union be twenty
slars. white. in a blue field, and that
ca the admission Of new state n
70 the union one star be added &c
the union OF the flag and such ad !
iilion take Fleet ON the fourth dav
u lnly next succeedtg such admis'
sion" The flag has so continued
ever since.
At this time OF the great Europc1n
y ar. the limits of its hareiul influ
anees are not coffined to the thea 1
ire OF the awful conflict but our
own country Is In great danger oil
being involved m its consequences.
ami patriotism 10 love OF orr won
lorful country is called for more
han ever. that We must be watehlul
against those who would involve MS
nd do us III
We are now in the midst of an
anxious time In all our nation, again
.allng for an expression Of our most
sincere devotion to the FLAG Of or
country and what Il stands for The
stars and stripes have come TO po'
,ess new beauty for friendly eyes ana
ne wtorror for the foes OF liberty
,ld OF law and order. and Of laNl7l
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
THE STANDARD or RECRUITS

Remarkably small progress rs be-
Ing made toward securing the 2o.
100 recruits for the arny authorized
Dy congress after the Columbus raid
sixty-flve DAYS OF recruiting has en-
rolled only 74i6 men. or about ia
day. This is a daily average Of a
traction over two men from each OF
the IS states Of the Union
1t can be said however that the
interest shown in joining the army
vas very much greater than that
Ihe men selected were chosca from
32.5iG applicants L would be inter
ssting 10 have ain official statement
showing the causes fer rejection
physical mental or moral with some
approach to demil in the physical
digquaiiicatics. because there rs a
rore or less general impression that
The standards for recruits are TOO
high. moral IDEAS perhaps than prae
teal
This question IS of public import
sLce just now when the country is
leing asked to furoish recruits for a
itore than doubling of the regular
army If it IS proving so difficult te
obtain those 20oOo additional re
oruits what NIL It he to secure siy
tines as MANY There also arise
The question Of phs steal standards
fer the militia and for the proposed
federal yoluateers II these forces
are to De relied upon as transferable
into the federal service are their
standards to be- the same. and lf So
with the recruiting statement for the
regular army before us. It il assum
cd that the men Who have not sought
to joaa the regulars ara superior
physically as rule TO chose NA.
rayeg Else what IS the prospect o
enrolling those hundreds Of ibous
ands they speak Of:
Consider the experience OF Euroa,
Ices any one suppose that those
millions Of fighting men in Germany
lgrance. Russia Italy and elseRher'
measure up to the standards set fo'
recruits to the United States arms
Of course not England. ID is know
fas repeatedly lowered her recruiting
standard since the war began The
american IDEAL Is admirable. bat e.
IT be atained7 The experience o.
the past nine or ten weeks in trying
10 raise e0.o0o recruits causes ser
ious doubt
In this connection ID is inierestln
10 note the offer Of the surgeons a
the jefferson Hospital Philadelphia
10, help the cause Of preparedness By
removing. through minor operation
and without charge. disqualifyiag dc
fects In applicants for enlisiments 4
tie army. navy and marine corps
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whether his may be co.. strucd as
reflection on the standards Tor
recruits IS imma'erial just now nut
Sd does point one Was of securing an
'ndonhted.y considerable ncrease
iu oulisHmenis and effers q sugees-
tsn 10 other hospitals throughout iho
eountr, that 50 pot into effect might
soon result 81 different reci aitln-
story being told. and ne part oi
the preparedness work in which all
5 sOuid assist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
EXAMPLE BY JOHNNY SNAes
stan al End Of Word Means ePIace
of-rhus. "umbrellastsn, Place
for Umbrellas"

NOW ooys, said the schoolmaster.
want YOU to bear in mind that the
@ @o.u s'an at the end Of the word
means The place Of Thus we have
Alshan's'an-the place of the Az
,s snans' ,s. also iindustan-the place Of
example, '' 'Ho'He'
Noooay appeared very anxious to do
~ ~ s.l un''. liitle Johnny snaggs. the Joy
y nus mother and the terror of the
ATS said proudly "
.,. es' SIR ! can. umbrellastan-tbe
Place for umbrellas. s.7-Titp pits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
Bowel Complaints in india.

In lecture at one Of the Des
Noines. Iowa, churches missionary
from ladia told of going into the ia.
terror Of India where he was taken
sick that he had bottle OF Cham
herlain's Collie Cholera aad Diar.
r'foca Remedy with him and heie,ed
that IL saYed bis lie. Th,s remedy
is used successfully IN India both as
q preventive and cure for cholera
Non may know rom this that 4 can
BE- depended upon for the milder
forms OF f0Wel complaint ttat uceue
IN this country Obtainahie every
Where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

4 Lincoln cam aian banner is he-
ing used to boom the candidacy OF
Lawrence Y. sherman, hut some folHs
are unkind enough 10 say the SEN
ators resemblance to the Emancipa'
Tor is purely facial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
Will MY CHILD TAKE
= HfNcfc NFV DfSrONE ~

Tbs hest answer IS nr Kins's New
p'seovers itself rs a pleasant sN' ~
sgfnn easy in take Ii contains the
medicines which years of c,periencc
have proven htst for tunghs and
Colds Those Who have usel nr.
k.ng's Ncn ri covery longest are its
best friends Besides efeff bottle Is
auarartecd if ,on don't get salts.
faefian ton get Your mo-ev back.
rms bottle. psc IS directed Keep
What IS leli Tor Cough and Cold In
surance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

There's no dignits about clndidale
Weeks He's there in person lead
ing his own parade and directing MS
own boomlct just as il he were run
Ming FOR seleetman in some Bay state
village.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

statistics SON that in the earig
DAYS Of American college ahou. one
halI tbs graduates aaeVed tae min
istrN as profession At the present
tine only ~ oHt : fer cent. cs the
ccllegc graduates bccom ministers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

~. poro'ay's ,a' mother told her about her
.. .as' l''le brain one day-"little think.
.As machine She called if 4 few
,sg 1'' - ,a'er ~aen her mother had forgot.
zen all about the occurrence, poro,bv
si.tely asked Mamma. has Won 40,
hair. too?" uhuer you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

On the other hand any fisht known
as the SkagcTah could hardly d lh
but De good one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
MOST IMPORTANT BILL
NOW BEFORE CONGRESS
How Water Power Legislation
Will Build Up the WeSt
g. henry l. mYERs.
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nunroductiye Statr.n,oe ceonoe..t.
and theorists h.,e l,n. .onal., d o.,,
FOR reducing hieb co-t # Ugfr. Is
this legislation / boIie,e ia. F., d,,.t
road to fhis end
am assured that eanHaI
only for fair legislation of f... .oa
contained In this bin IT, fre~f N af.at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

For dyspepsia our national all
ncnt. use Burdocs Blood Bit
'ecommerded for s'renrtAcnia. II
estlon. purifying the blood Al a..
rug stores. Sl0V a bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08

AMONG ,ho titles Of the Sultan Of
Turker are sultan Of sultaus, King
nf Kings Bes.owor Of Crowns upon
tile Princes OF the World. Emperor
and SOVEREIGN OF thc Two Seas and
shadow ioi upon EARTH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-08
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