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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
M'GRAW is ARRESTED

CINCINNATI. July l..-John j. Nc
Graw. manager OF the New York Ma
tonal League team. was arrested here
to-day on a warrant sworn out BY John
T Reed. a local fan. charging him with
d!sofdcr!y conduct. McGraw gave
bond for his appearance in the Munich
pal Court tomorrow and left with the
team for St. Louis tonight.
Trouble started after the game, when
remarks b. several spectators were
addressed TO the New York team while
they were in their dressing
McGraw resented tho remarks. There
we're no blows struck, but some ugly
language was used, according to the
police
After McGraw's arrest. Art Fletcher.
shortstop for the New York club. swore
out a warrant causing Reeds arrest
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H0ME-RUN BAKER HURT

NEW YORK. July H-Third Base
man Baker. of the New York Ameri-
cans. will be out OF the game for at
least week as the result Of an injury
to-day. He cTashed into grand stand
gate while going after a foul in the
fourth inning Of the second game with
ne was forced 70 quit the game After
an examination. the clubs physician
said that while no bones were broken
Baker would not be able 10 play for
week
The local club now has three stars
Naisel Baker and Gilhooley. out of
the game because OF injuries while
Catcher Nunamaker is out under an
Indefinite SuSnensinn
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Dun,s Trndc Re,ie,r

NEW YORK, July 14.-Dun's review
Of trade for the week ending to-mor-
Both in its producing and distribut-
ing branches. business is altogether
larger and more wholesome than is
generally realized 1t is not because
make such remarkable exhibits. and
selling pressure in the securities
markets Is without special Significance
In view OF the unprecedented railway
and industrial earnings.
Ihe economic position of the country
grows larger as increased crop yields
are foreshadowcd. and the Tightening
OF the money situation, while cause
Tor some hesitancy in certain quarters.
is natural concomitant of the extern
sive trade development
y period Of continuous warm weather
has affected all retail lines favorably
reducing stocks that had accumula ed
as result of previous backward CON
di,ions. and efforts 10 accelerate the
movement OF staple products by max
Ing sacrifices are less in evidence than
usual.
an exceptionally large final distribu-
ton. the enhanced purchasing power
OF consumers being reflected alike in
the augmented demands and the gen
eral preference for the better classes
OF merchandise
1t was not to have been expected
that manufacturing operations would
continue indefinitely at the recent high
rate OF speed. and the moderating ac-
uvity now apparent at some mills and
factories is wholly seasonable. With
rev exceptions PRODUCTION does not
abate through any hack of contracts.
but only because OF high temperatures
labor shortage and other restraining
influences
In every important industry current
outputs would seem noteworthy at the
height of the busiest period. and that
such achievements appear at the ap-
proach of midsummer is trnly re-
markable.
Signs multiply that buyers incline
toward greater conservatism as money
rates rise and prices in some branches
go still higher, hut forward commit
mentS hulk larye in he q o ..
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pair brick boiler-house on the Broad
street Road. to cost $1,000.
Prudential Realty Corporation, TO
build five brick garages on an alley
between Grove and Hanover Avenues.
the Boulevard and Mulberry Street. TO
cost $1,000.
}. Il. Martin. to build a brick garage
in rear OF 2S0i West Grace Street. to
cost 5000.
Julia ~ Jones OR. w. Carter. TO
build two-story frame dwelling on
the west side of Edge Hill Road be-
tween Graham Street and stuart Road,
TO cost $500
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
Landers:
Dalif,s s. Bruce. fov W. Fl. Betts. ll24
Perry Street.
Same. for same. 207 and 200 West
Twelfth Street.
S. b. Goodman, for f. II Thomas,
1912 Virginia Avenue.
Kritzer g. Harmon. for Davis e Ar
cher, and 9 West Street
Same, for j. Il. Scheme. zoos, 1910
1912. 1914 and 1915 North Thirtieth
Street.
j. f Phillips & Son. for John Muir
ply. 10 and Il2 East Grace street
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Dyer's Seventh Annual Two-Day Popular
Excursion to the Mountains and Cayerns
nf I urny

OF l'lrhy
(via n & w ana c. & o. r. R), THURS.
DAY, July eo-2 Rates and schedule same
as a. heretot1Ie, hours OF traTei through the
OF the BLUE RIDGE and ALLEGHANY
MOUNTAINS. night and more than half
day at Luray.
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES. railroad
fare, three meals. lodging. transported ton
from Luray 10 Caverns. admission-shown
with guides--ss6o: children $3.50. All stops
except Sutherland between Petersburg and
Farmville have been secured, going and
returning. at the rate Electric cars
leaving South Richmond A. NJ. arrive in
Petersburg in time to connect with this
excursion Leavs Petersburg, N. & W.
rive Luray $40 P. NJ. Returning leave
Lnray Friday, 2lst, 200 P. NJ. Arrive
Petersburg 10:l5 P. NJ Phone Madison No.
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S P O r 7 S

mer national open ti,le-h older. and
Valley. Pa. Country Club, 1914 Vest
ern champion. were the trio OF pro-
fessionals who finished with equal
scores OF 301 strokes. They will play
OIL the tie here tomorrow.
Frank w. Dyer. the Montclair. ~.
j.. amateur who tied Hoffner, with 1866
strokes yesterday. finished I'm seventh
place to-day. with BIG.
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EMPIRE CITY RACES
Fnroritcs Go Down In Defeat when
Long Shots Romp Home
Aheud Easily.

NEW YORK. July l4.-Five favorltes
wen. down To defeat at Empire City
this afternoon. The lone first choice
TO get nome .irst VAS Shyness. at TO
10. in the second event.
The Wilt!nmsbridgc handicap. at six
fnriones. went TO clifford A. cochran,s
vas driving finish. with Marse Henry,
the .-to-5 favorite. finishing short
length back. This was the second vic
tory OF the day for the Cochran stable,
Philippe taking the opening race.
After winning the second event,
Shyness was bid up from $1,000 to 81. -
500. but was bought in by her owner
janice Butler has secured second call
or II. chilling for the Saratoga meet
Empire city Results,
First race-hve and one-haif fur
i I ,G 1GS {McCaheyl; I 70 l.,
l6 to >. 9 TO .. out second Arnold. iii
CButwelD. . to D. out. third Time.
90 10 Daddy Lohglegs also ran.
lschuttinger). : to 10. ito i. out. first:
Stalwart Helen. lo4 tMinllJ. ~ to !,
il 10 to 8. second: Charmeus. lo2
tb pinhpO T,nm. - to ! pd to l. to l.
SQUARE am Maifou also ran
Third-one mile-Republican. 1l3 81.
aMcTassarD. II to 3: : to 5. to 8.
TO ., to 3. second: Nephthys, IOS
tMcCahey). TO !. even, . to ). third
Time. 1882 Id Presumption. Illuml-
naior and Tamerlane also ran.
Fourth--about six furlongs-Prince
Of Como. l05 tMcCahey). 6 to /. s to ,,
out. first: Marse Henry, l02 (Taplin).
! 10 20. TO 6. out, second; j. J. Lille.
100 tShilling). Is to 3. i to 3. out.
third. Time. 1914 2-5. Othello also ran.
Fifthr:ive and one-haif furlongs-
Mira. ioi 'Schuttinger3, s 10 5. to
l3 to 10. 2 to 5. out. second; Hanobala.
10 81. McTaggarD. ! to 9. to 10. /
to g. third. Time. ;os 3-5. Doc Meals.
Moonl!E;lter and Aimee T. also ran
SiNth--one mile and seventy Yards
Dorcas. los jR. Hofman), 1 TO !. / to3.
out. first; Ronkish. 10 fSchuttinrer),
TO .. out. second: No News. ITO
fSh'lling). TO /. TO ;. out. third
Time. l;4s 20 tOnly three starters)
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Seven BuiidinE Permits, Amounting
to SG,S4I.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
]. " Barrett, to repair brick dwell
ing. 21l6 Stuart Avenue. TO cost 5000.
Mrs. Cora y. HiX. to repair frame
dwelling. sos Barton Avenue. to cost
SlS4.
j. S Jones. to repair frame dwelling,
lis South Belvidere Street, TO cost $50
Virginia Methodist Conference. TO re-
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
-Four Release Deeds, Amounting Tn

bach. e5Xl20 feet east line Twenty
fourth Street. 30 feet south OF Marshall
street July II. 1916. Sl.27l.
A. >. Chewning ct al TO w. j. Gill
man, 2oN6o feet east line West Street.
10 feet south Of Grove Avenue. June
L. W. NcNcieh ct al, trustees to
y. L. Mcclellan ct ais, lots 80. "a %
ana 70. in block /. in subdivision of
lot also lots 81 TO 10, in block / +:
also lots 20 and 81. in block >. In sub
DIVISION OF lot = also lots 3 to Is. in
baock also lot /. in block .: also lots
I'm block 3; also lots / and ., in block
3: also lots q to 49, in block 3: also
lots ! to 10, in block 4: also lots 20 to
%. In block !. also lots to Is In
block 3. in the plan of Sydnor's Point.
July !, 1915. S23.l4S.
j. w. Bates. trustee, to James A.
Harrison, 2pXS0 feet east line West
street. - feet south of Grove Avenue.
July II, lHlG, S2.O6I
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


~ New Orleans--Ncw Orleans .. Al,
ants, twelve innings: darkncss1
AZ ChattanooRa-Chat 4.
Memphis. thrst game). Chattanooga
/. Memphis, (second game snyrn
innings by agreement.
A. Little Rock-Littie Rock. 4: Nash
lille, ,.
A. Nobile-Mob.lc- B!rminrhan. rain
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
nlent:
W. II. jerks. for ~ w. Bowe & Son.
ln9 North Seventh street, twelve
fixtures aud seven lights.
Same. for John +. Wilson & Co. 1911
West Broad Street. six outlets.
Same for n. L. Mathews. 1875 South
Fifth street, changing location OF en-
trance.
J. +. Caudie. for Hcllstern Brothers.
633 East Broad street. one fan.
Same for Joseph Foster, COZ West
Clay Street, three outlets and lights.
J T. Strirger. for Bedford Improve
ment Co. 1917 Grove Avenue. seventy
one outlets.
Eighth Street. thirty-tive outlets.
w. II. jerks. for FL. T.. Mathews. !2S
south FIFTH Street. eight fixtures
same for W. ". SchwarZSchild. 2l@
West Broad Street. eleven fixtures.
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Richmond I.cngue.

Polarines VS.. Cherry Smash, at
SCOTS Addition.
Kaehler Motor Company VS. Modern
Woodmen, at Southside.
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Jefferson Ward I.,ru.

at c. c. 4.
Fulton Baptist VS. Cobb Furniture
Company. AT lakewood.
r. f. Lee Jr.. o. L. A. NJ. VS. O'Con-
nors. AT Highland Springs
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of BnrRnin and SnIe,
Amounting

AMOUNTING To S1,HWT.
William A Ellis ct ux. to School
Board OF Tuckahoe District, 5 acres Of
land three and one-half miles west
OF city, south side OF Broad Street
Road: June 5. 1915: $1,000.
William Edwards CT ux. to Abraham
Evans lots u and Is, between Rich
mond and Henrico Turnpike and Mea-
dowbridge Road. June q, 1916; tax,
80 cents, $40.
Chevy Chase Realty Corporation to
W. =. Lawrence Jr.. lots 4 and in
block in Powhatan Place May Is
iHlG. TAX. 81 No
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Rountree Cherry VS.. koccn's Boost
crs. al Fulton Park.
T. w Wood vs. Woodall & QuarIes.
at Barton Heights.
Cedar Works VS.. A. -7' .ellam. at
Elm Street.
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Federation I.enru..

MeGill VS.. Highland Park, at Byrd
Park.
G. II. a. c. VS.. First National Bank,
AZ Highland Park.
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Calvary VS.. Tabernacle. at Lee Park
stockton street VS.. East End at Oak
wood.
Grace Street. VS.. Central Methodist.
at Southside.
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HusriNGs DEED OF TRUST.

Hugh II. Macdonald to Willis C. Pull
liam, trustee i5Xl22 feet east line OF
Fifteenth Street. July -, 1916. $500.
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Athletic League.

First Baptist VS.. Paramount. at Oak
wood.
Second Baptist VS.. Nolde's Tiptops,
at Byrd Park.
Planters VS.. c. II. a. c., at Clarke
Springs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

a marriage license was issued yes
terday by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court to 7. Zcaglcr Cason. of Island
Grove. Fla, and Clara S. Diner. of
Richmond
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TO-DAY'S AMATEUR SCHEDULE
Commercial League.


Duplex US. Moose. AT Byrd Park
Homebu!lders vs. Havana Consuls. at
Clarke Springs.
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l}nnl< C1eHringS.


NEW YORK. July 1t:-Rank clearingss Il
the United States for the week ending July
- -, agErcgate si.so2, LAO. 900 against 81 500
is.CN last week and S3.336+57.coo IN thi
week last year. Following are the return
for this week. with PERCENTAGES OF chang
shown this week as compared with this
wsek last year:
New York. s2,s7s $50, 900; increase ST.
Chicago. s3s5.sI9 900: increase. 2s.5.
Philadelphia $3.50. sss. 900: increase, 63.2.
Boston $3.50 .000 Increase. 40 -,
81 Louis. 500. 0J0: increase a2t
Kansas City sS?.6s00o0: increase. co5
San Francisco. SIS. 934, 900; increase. go
Pittsburgh. fT.449. 900: increase. 40.o
Baltimore. t+7.boi.Oo1: increase. 37.6.
Cleveland. siS.5o5. oJb Increase. $50.
Detroit. s4?,S5O,O00. increase. :9s
Cincinnati. e.222. oGo: increase. Ss:
Minneapolis. s25.57s.co Increase. 3a3
Los Angeles. S25.ls5.ooo: Increase IL
Omaha. Sei,5oi.00o: increase. I4s
New Orleans. SEQ 600: Increase 1GT
Milwaukee,. 1875 900: Increase l9s
Louisville. Ss.i36.oCo: increase. l2o
Richmond, sl7,322. coo: Increase T9I
81 PAU, Sl6.e9l coo: Increase. 80.
seattle, tl5I2eHoo: increase, I73
buffalo. sls.7l6.soo: increase. 80
Atlanta. !tIs2.UGo. increase, co..
portland, Ore. Sl2.5l30oo increase. cas-
Denver, sle.l2l 600. increase. '2oo
Indianapolis. 81 .b63 go; increase l4c
Providence, si0s59.G 600.
Houston. &,51I.O"o increase. ISL
Fort Worth. Ss.S69,Gc0; Increase IS
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HUsTINGs TRANSFER.
One Deed OF BnrEnin and Snle,
Amounting tn 5000.

Seaboard Air Line Railway ct ais to
Miller Manufacturing Company, Inc.
l5fAol feet south line of Maury
Street. i5 feet west Of sixth Street
Dccembcr 30. 1915: $500.
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GARDEN CITY GOLF
Three Professionals Tied for Omen
Championship ON Seventy-Two
Hole Course

{ GARDEN CITY. y Y. July l..-Af-
er two days medal play over the Car
len city Clubs links. the seventy-two-
lole contest for the open championships
If the METROPOLITAN Golf Association
-esulted to-day in n triple tie. Charles
l. Hofner. Philmont Country club.
Pa. young PLAYER
walter G. Hagen. of Rochester. a for
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Scor. by innings -
?.,roH .......I l!oo ~
summary: Runs-vit; burns Cunning
Am MAGE ca. Boon" Alexander Two.
)as- nits-Burns B~umann, MhRce Three
1hhe hfs-Pipp, Alexander stolen hasoe--
Snt MAGE Sacrifice hits-i.gh f2) vi,
Sus'e!l; Boone Sacr!hce ry-He!!rnan Nc
SCI Double rlays-Russ.ii TO Gcd.ou "a
'ipp: Bush 10 Burns: Gedcon to p.ckIn-
'aish 70 Pipr. Bases on bail.-on Russell
T. on cunningham. 3 Hi by p!,cher-by
:IrninSham. ! tGeGeorl Struck out-by
Su.sti!, by Cunningham. 5 urlptree, 81.
i.eE and NsIiin. Time q. 80 -
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HENRICo DEED OF TRUST
EXCURSIONS

One Deed of Trust Amounting to 81 200.
w. p. Lawrence, Jr.. ct uX.. to Alex
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

4con'inned from Eighth pageD
gl,,heli. umplr.s. Nal!!n and Dinecn
Time, $50.
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CAPITAL City League.

Street Park
Hikers vs. +. Company. at byrd
Park.
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the works in steel. textiles, footwear. ,
and In other leading lines, are COW
cred months ahead in most instances
and weeks in advance in others
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ander III. Sands. Jr.. lots a and 8. block
l. Powhatan Place. May Is. 1915. ST.
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SECOND CAME.

!o'als 81 s'3i - To,sIs....7s !: ,s 10 2
ono out whom winning .ua tcor.c
tEAited for Alexander In r!rth
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% DOUGLAS o
9 9 8 8 o 8 8 9 9 o p. (. (. O {. (: (.
The sale and chicken supper held
Saturday evening was well attended.
A large number of beautiful and use
full articles were auctioned off by S.
3. Dahl. The supper and sale were
held in the basement of the new Luth-
eran church by the Lutheran Aid.
Chris Stoferahn sold out his dray
line to Knute johnson and Bert Sween
this week.
Cecil Geist and wife returned from
Minnesota this week where they have
been visiting relatives.
Jake Teideman made business trip
to Leeds Wednesday, returning Fri
day.
The basket social held in Crystal
district Friday night was attended by
a number of Douglas young people.
The proceeds from the sale Of baskets
was $50, which will be used in pur-
chasing an organ.
H. G. Schrumpf left Tuesday for
his home in Minneapolis.
A turkey rattle was held at George
Todd's Saturday night, a number of
turkeys being disposed of at good
price.
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nd Mrs. Orren Pettys, from Mime

end Mrs. Orren Pettys, from Mime
scta.
The Ladies Aid spent an enjoyable
day with Mrs. Updike last Thursday.
There were nine members and eleven
visitors present and the collection am
cunted to $5.15.
The South Side Telephone company
held their annual meeting last Satur-
day afternoon at school house No. 5.
Report for school No. for month
ending Nov. "a. Not absent, Alice
Saastad, Arthur Saastad, Burnell
Long. New pupils: Johnnie Stacey
Samuel Shuss, teacher. School No.
Mot absent, Mary Bivins, Edrie
Miller, Ray Reed, Ralph Reed. Vena
Trapp, teacher. Center School No. A.
Not absent, Hazel Lowe. Henry
Knecht, teacher. @. .
Sunday school report for Highland
Nov. 25-Attendance, 81; collection
S1.O4; visitors, Johnnie Stacey, Her
bert Klimpel. Sunday school at 11:9O
a m.
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COUNTY LINE

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Fred Woodwork was in Fargo for
several days last week on business.
The Highland elevator has been
checking up for several days.
J. Charlson and family moved into
their new house last week.
Guy Haws bought 40 heifers one
day last week from Jourgen Olson of
Minot.
Tagus has been so "dry" of late
that the G. N. water tank took fire
one day recently. The fire was ev-
tinguished and a repair crew is now
engaged in making repairs.
D. N. Lund went to Minot on last
Thursday on business.
The cooperative meeting at Tagus
last Saturday was well attended, or
ganizing and 81 members were Sc
cured. The meeting will be continued
next Saturday at 1880 p. m. at which
time officers for the year will be elect
ed and other unfinished business will
be taken up.
Dick Powell of Blaisdell was seen on
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our streets last Saturday.

our streets last Saturday.
Mrs. w. F. Bauer expects to go
to Wisconsin soon to visit friends and
relatives.
Fred Brandt is able to be about
again after having been on his back
for a week owing to injuries received
in runaway.
George Morris from near Plaza was
a business caller at our town Satur-
day.
Clarence Peterson returned to his
home at Minot Saturday, having been
working on farm south of here this
fall
We are informed that Miss Bell
Barry has resigned as postmistress,
while Miss Stella Healey has applied
for the office.
Joseph Johnson of Donnybrook, Sec
rotary of the Grant Farmers 1nsur-
ance company, was transacting bust
ness in Tagus last Saturday.
Next! Please pass the turkey.
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R. w. Beighle and family ate roast
goose at Robt. Klimpeps last Friday
evening.
The young people Of East Highland
enjoyed a skating party at Nelson
lake Sunday evening.
The Highland Ladies Aid will hold
their annual sale and supper at the
home of the vice president, Mrs. Guy
Sharar, on Friday evening, Dec. 9Th
Everyone cordially invited to attend
Mr.. Bivins entertained a few of the
Highland young people last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Muzzy visited with Mrs
Sharar Saturday while Mr.. Muzzy at
tended the telephone meeting.
Clarence Bivins and Florence Baker
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc's Peter
son near Makoti Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Irwin gave sur
prise party at their home Saturday
evening for Mr.. E. R. Walker, it being
the occasion Of his fortyfiftk birth
day. His sister, Mrs. Chas. Prime
and family Of Velva, and his mother
from Minnesota, were among the
guests.
Mr.. Church of Sawyer tuned pianos
at the homes of Chas. Muzzy and E
Bunker last Friday.
Mrs. Bivins and daughter, Gladys
scent Saturday afternoon at Mrs
Reeds, where they tied a comfort fol
the Yadies Aid.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. R. w. Beighle and
Mrs. E. Bunker met with Mrs. Sharal
Saturday afternoon and completed
marking the articles for the Aid sale
Ruth Bunker, Joy Hamilton, May
belle Hudson, Hans Nelson, E. r
Walker and J. S. Baker were on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Bunker and sor
Glen returned last week from thei1
trip to Wyoming. Mrs. Bunker's sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel Wallace, returned
with them and is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Pettys. Mrs. Pet
tvs is also entertaining her sister
Mrs. Brock, and her son and wife, Mr.
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Should Secure Nonresident Licenses.

Should Secure Nonresident Licenses.
Swan M. Lindgren, from north of
Douglas, was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Lindgren states that two young fell
lows from the east who came to Ward
county to thresh last fall have secured
700 muskrat hides AS they have OBJ
tanned only a residents license, they
are liable to prosecution. Non-resi-
dent hunting licenses cost SIS. Mr..
Lindgren says the fur business has
assumed immense proportions, many
being engaged in the work. Buyers
from Minot have been covering the
territory, dealing with the trappers,
who make high wages. Non-residents
should remember that it requires
residence of six years in the state be-
fore they can trap with a residents
license,
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Lem Davis, the blindpigger, Aleck
Haraldson, Ben Sparkling, the major
and Tom Barton, the police force
Niels Agerbeck; Jaggsy, the towr
bum, Mr.. Irish! Seth Soper, the dea.
con, Alex. Haraldson; Pickles, the
bound girl, Mrs. Mielke.
Carl Business has rented the Camp
bell farms in Golden Valley.
The next meeting of the Parent.
Teacher association will be Dec. Ia.
Ed E. Fredeen has christened his
new theatre Orpheum. The opening
night is next Wednesday.
Ryder will have an Evening Stal
chautauqua next summer, IN June OF
July.
The United States civil service de.
rartment will hold an examination at
Ryder on Dec. for rural carriers. =