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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

Golden's is the place where you get
a real T-bone steak and for only 35c
at that. If.
Plan to attend the Souris Chautau-
qua. Five big evenings of entertain
ment n instruction. ct.
You do not realize how much cas-
Ter you can make farm work with an
Auto Power Equipment. Call on A.
A. Golden and see demonstration of
this wonderful machine. If.
Get out into the world; the new
days are waiting for you-but don't
go unprepared. A commercial train
ing will put m on you to fight
life's battles, and the Mankato Com
mercial College should be your re-
cruiting station. Send for our cata-
log. June.
The Courant has just completed
the printing of the Bottineau County
Fair premium lists and these will be
ready for distribution in a few days.
Besides the usual large number of
prizes, there are this year offered a
number of attractive merchandise and
cash prizes by the different business
concerns of Bottineau.
Rev. H N. Bake and Rev. J. Lunde
left Monday for St. Paul to attend the
annual meeting of the Lutheran
Church Of America. They we're &C.
companied by Arthur Korbel, who
goes as a delegate from the Vinje
congregation. On Thursday Lewis
Larson left for the same place, being
delegated by Nordland's congregation.
Another week has passed with prac-
tically no rain. A light drizzle the
early part Of the week gave promise
of relieving the dry spell, but it bare
ly sufficed to lay the dust. The last
few days have indicated rain and it
is quite likely that the much-desired
and much-needed showers will come
soon. At any rate, that is the fer
vent hope of all.
Representative Hagan was down
from Westhope Wednesday and COM
pleted arrangements with Senator
Sandstrom for joint debates at Ant
Ter and Souris on the Nonpartisan
League program. The Antler debate
will be held in the afternoon on June
18th, while the Souris meeting will
be held on June 10. 1t is expected
that both meetings will draw large
crowds.
Game Warden Scott serves notice
that all hunting dogs must be tied
up forthwith. The law prohibits let
ting hunting dogs loose at this
season of the year and Mr.. Scott de-
sires to give fair warning before in
voking the law: He declares, how
ever, that the letter Of the law will
have to be complied with-or some
nimrods are going to be shy on dogs
when the hunting season opens up.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

season and was bound over to the
district court. The arrest was made
as a result of some Sherlock Holmes
work on the part of Game Warden
Scott. Sheridan Counts was also Civ
en- a preliminary hearing on the same
charge, but was released, as there was
no evidence to hold him. The infor-
nation was lodged by Philip Paulson
during one of his lemon extract in
%dulgences and it appears that he did
not have his evidence on straight.
Jessie L. Stafford, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Stafford of the Tur-
tie Mountains, arrived in Bottineau
Monday night and will visit with his
parents and relatives for a week, re-
turning to San Francisco next Tues
day, where Jess has been working for
the past number of years. His many
friends in Bottineau are glad to see
him and would like to have him stay
longer.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

Remember the dates of the Sour
is Chautauqua-June 16 to 20 in
elusive. ct.
A ball game between Omemee and
Rugby was scheduled for the FORM
er place last ~Sunday-but did not ma
terialize for very obvious reasons A
complaint had been made to States
Attorney Weeks, asking him to pre-
vent the game from being played and
MI. Weeks forthwith left for the n
ticipated field of action, accompanied
by the sheriff. There was no game,
however, the teams having been mott
fed in advance what action the au-
thorities proposed to take. AS the new
law, l~egalizing amateur base ball on
Sunday goes into effect on July first,
it is likely that there will be no Sab
bath performances during the balance
of this month.
Tom Counts of Haram township
pleaded guilty the first of the week
to a charge of killing deer out of
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

The Bottineau Creamery is paying
the highest market price for your
cream. 3Otf.
Olaf Sigurdson, a brother of S.
Sigurdson, is spending a few days in
Bottineau.
For Sale-Horse, 5 years old, with
buggy and harness in good condition.
A. Holmberg. If.
George Aal, the Omemee merchant,
transacted business at the county
seat yesterday.
Lost-On road to west side of Lake
Metigoshe, a black robe. Kindly leave
at the Courant office.
We are furnishing the best meal
you can get in Bottineau and it costs
you but 35c.-Golden's. If.
For Sale-Four burner kerosene
range, with two ovens, for sale cheap.
Apply to Geo. B. McMillen. 4Otf
Dedicatory services will be held at
Bethany church, Dunning, Rev. Sill
seth's call on Sunday June %.
The B~ottineau Rifle Club has this
week received a consignment of rifles
and ammunition from the government
and the first practice shoot will be
held next Sunday afternoon at the tar
get range north of Chas. Beevers'
farm. All members Of the club are
requested to attend if possible.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07
Seen ana Heard

Ulys Rogers of Souris was a bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Tyrus Stevenson was over from
Eckman Monday on business.
Attorney Benson transacted legal
business at Rugby on Tuesday.
]. T. McGovern Of Newburg trans
acted business here Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
continental
HAS SHARP DROP
stock Suffers Sharp Declines,
Going Down To IA On
Local Exchange

Thevrroneous Lansing report con
cerninS the finances OF the Goa.
unental Motors corporation was b.
ms blamed Friday morning ror
sharp declines in the stock on the
rstroit Stock Exchange
The stock opened at SIS. nearly
G point below the closing on Ned
rcsday. and continued downward un,
IA h touched "a AZ noon Stock
holders orders % sell increased
during the morning. tut there was
always plenty % buyers. the belief
Prevailing that Al preseB, prices tie
stock Is NJ exceptional value.
AZ present prices the old stock
would Dc selling around Is "a com
passed with so just prior 10 the holt
DAYS when the local market WAS IN
the hands of a big huh movement.
More than 600 shares OF the
stock vas sold ~ 20 noon.
Continental has been ore % the
most active issues on the local OK
change.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
TRAINS CRASH;
ONE Man KILLED
Engine Bumps Into Freight At
Dearborn. Causing
Bad Wreck

William + Smith. No. $40 Ora.
goon-ave.. conductor OF n Michigan
Central freight train. met instant
tsath. Friday morning. when anoth.
cd freight train crashed into the ca
bose OF a train near Reckinger.rd i.
Dearborn township. Smith was
standing IN the caooose when the
crash came
The train OF which Smith was the
conductor was standing Three cars.
including one o! automobile wheels.
oi tie other train we're deraled and
acre destroyed By FIRE.
Coroner Morgan Parker and Jus
t.ee Samuel Orr. or Dearborn. hives
tigated the wreck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
philadelphia
RIOTS RESUMED
One Woman Arrested For
Highway Robbery When
She Steals Chicken

PHILADELPHIA. reb. 23.-Throw-
ing dishes and other crcckery At the
proprietor. crowd Of indignant and
angry women invaded a nsh market
here today and demanded that he
sell his wares At a cheaper price.
Police rushed TO the scene and after
great dificulty manager to quell the
riot.
Mrs. Sarah SchlitTer. who snatch.
ed q chicken from the arms Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
Sugar Market

sugar -Cry ttal domInues. z-Ib-
t1f1o d.. s-Ib 81 90. eagle tablets.
1000. at loaf 1855 cubes. s. 20.
N&NN ppu drrrd. ?, standard
poz tered $40. granalate5. estra
coarse. 891- Erarufatef rna Iu
bulk. S. zrangiate1. ls-I7 cottaus
fs-0. crystal domino Eranulatsd. H.
d.. and s-ih cartons. IN case 81 80.
ervEta domino Erauglated. UF ,asss.
fs50 DIAMOND a f7fO confecfi an-
rra a. SO $50 So SO p frqr-
80 g. 500 So g. $50 80. IS. t5.sH.
~ p f. No Do t1I0s 80 fi.
ff6t So IL fs $50 il. i..5 $50.
nj Nturr. $50 hfsf granuiaffd. a. 30
per 100 Tbs h0uHehald powdered. -,
"a a. caar. g. ~. g. ~. o. TO ease.
81 70 FER cas-"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

IlRkET DROPS
IN BRITISH NEWS
Premiere Speech Eagerly
Seized Upon by Bear
Interests

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.--The New
Yosk Evening sun nnsneial review
Friday. said:
-The British prcraiers address 10
pasliamenl on the subject OF suoFrls.
ri,<S and food imports was seized
MA today by the bear element IN
ehe stock market 10 depress prices
necessions Of 20 points or :"
were recorded In the general list
Tradlng was naturally more restrlct-
"a following the holiday. Many O.
che floor traders were absent sad
commission houses were prae''caliy
empty.
.Another factor tnat causes hesi'
fancy IL the uncertainty with regard
10 the presidents 1ext movement
~Tnc outstanding features OF the
stock market were The weakness In
the shipping and munitions shares
Il a estimated that the Withdrawal
o. the American Line ships from
their schedules about cuts In halt the
earning power OF the international
Mercantile Marine COMPANY. The
common stock OF the company lost
over point and the preferred more
than points. Atlantic Gulf and
west Indies. and United Fruit each
ylslded some two points Recessions
= the munitions group ranged from
4 70 2 points. save Bethlehem Steel
A and b stock. which receded TO
10 points. Subscription rights also
wsaksaed
some Improvement was noted In
The late trading with q heightening
u the bear pressure. There was
mcd01te activity"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

Aid. J. Scott Hunter, who fled
his petition as q candidate for ths
seven-man board. has withdrawn on
The advice OF his constituents In
he Fifth ward. Mr. Hunter resign
ed from the board of education sew.
erai months ago to take a seat in
tho common council. lie lives at
No. 3is Marston.st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Teh. s3-Thc general
market situation did NOT change ma
tsytsliy over the tolidas ent the
Nirss brought nuthina - starihos
thararffr tu change prices IL was
tfarfsh because ~ tire unfaNorahfe
characterization outlook. Bulls wfr"
afraid a. AZ anj thiug in view ~ thc
fear 20 Nar a. a result a. some Al
en- the TART 20 Hrrman submarine.
The Canadian markets acre open
thursaal and MAGE small drtiinf
Z Pc railfnUos are prori~ns .r4t
deal and making sun1~ d adW aE dln-
rfaruiis reports see ears - Sour
ready O. move and tte tangle a. Toe
ircc Il befug relieved While there
eroggh hsirr 1Nnr - bring conn-
hFrcc % the bulls and boost prices
The feeling - weakness regarding
thr re- crop "a increasing and some
p l, rent ,stssSye houses houses s ,.,.
tfgatirus ard high r-lces cause fear
con- thr part nf the huilS They he
lfevr there VIII hr scarc'fy later bar
prices are already 80 high that hold
~rs aye auick to take pronts on all
hulres
HAS n wheat are gaining CONF
Deuce ara arr rot afraid 20 ATTACK
rri,- whsn hey savanee. Bad
~ eat Weather - reported IN Kan
sas ard ere - piping - food from
Af'Rrtir PORTS is enrcu1raGinE hnt
rfis is EoCd tin1e 90 wear Tor sell
ErowrE that the price level ~ July
Neaf Is rot tustiAed
Wheat was aun ard veal all Cav.
closing At a loss - - "a July and
ei.c in cash End Nay
corn feri ned isc I'VE gained &c
Fridsys ~heat quotatioas Cash
No res 81 sei. Nay opened wifh
= t,es % &c A. rss ans .tsclin,ca
~ ~ef - 81 Ttf. nrf Advanced -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
Produce

Whether the holidays this week
bad ans taing 60 30 With ~ or not,
the nunitts market tS dvcideoly cas-
Ter ln tome neeripts, while fairly
liberal have been no larger than
vspal bat thr market has no, bern
cisaning 90 Quotations. have not
nren hanged as yet buT thf
Weekend demand will tell the story.
bEg seed calves were \ little easier
on best grater Hogs ar~ steady and
ffnL az are Also rabbits Potatoes
Are gfswiuE very scarce. and while
lredtr tior~ ~ hfeher prices might be
unsafe there is no hope they will
o. lower pnt.l the new southern crop
begins 90 come n
Apple. -ssseGAso Per ool for
choice and tS8s for fancy.
B.naaas s'ood shipPing stock. 81
reTA bunch
B~sa.~ Drtca LiraA lie 10
CrsaeerTI~s--Late Ho~ea - per
Dressed CaI,e~-Fancy. Use. No. 4
Dressed Hss. IaghI isgise;
Fr-.A tegetaAIe. Green PEPPERS
Sc basket, radisAcs, t2U &c dcz
So Tss ,,Ss sS d% SarrSS Ssus $50 IS s no.
Brussels sprouts ssr a. California
celery. 1se Nsi 50 dor Florida tcmA-
ti.o .s n7Sg per s-eass.t crate; sss.
Is I,a'T csssa : n sSa rior,das. ,sSSo
SIS Per crate.
arspr FEsit -s.gtso Psr crate,
Hssey-Fancy white. is0iTe' en-
Hsy-petrait shippers are paying
the following prices ssled hay IN
car lots z q. b. Detroit No urno-
try. ,li sefis standard tlnao,hy.
~ .i-ro,hy t,s@,s Sgf mixsd.
49, Seeit No r1ix-d. sieGfi. NJ.
! clover. sit9i.se rye strss. 49,
ela. waeat and Ja' straw. tse1s
L~wsn--st@iSO per box
Lives fiiaHfzS per 100
Nss--wt 'nntS - q sic. almonds
I -lssris IsniSs BraIiis'
o--rs---Sav.is ,aet; Florida.
o.lsa.- iiss per ise-Is sack:
sseE,.s an'ons ~ = - psr srs' ,s,, :,
bag. tf-oes7S Nu. western stock,
- sSRa hu rev ReTmudAs. 81
D. hsl- - S-r ~ . -,
.,r'T s.r' .ss.fr, ,s,cv zen. 10
.sc mediums. fa@3fc. stays iT0
ise r0ost~~s 1s@isx geese. 10000.
decks a.R.ac ~
r,.~.ppie--, per erA.e; siTs per
R.aAs.--f. 80. sor
srraws~rri-- 40 Gsac quart.
sweet Pe,afs~-- Jerseys, kiln dried.
JapnrNG rRIcrs
&c. T.nr I'd, G"ss.-A!Y, ,s,,s5 s'e ssrs
fancy Malr~ siss. standard si4se
I SO. tahie bets sl2s q 80: peas.
fancy eariv Jure s. -. standards. 81.
salmon. tail f2te: marrcwfat pea.
s. IS o. cary June. 81 %, siftet
s,srs~-a. s. soeiss doI
C~n~@-sart startnrf is@fTc.
rs@fft~i so So fancv. .a6 trc; Rio.
< i-ib tins o acc III
Fses ises,as pic. i's- ,'s. .ssss
80 ESQ sre rfaElinEs ii6t;
c-ectsa corn. Sst-7ts coarse corn
reaf SEA 80 corn ana cat chop.
Fisur robhf~~ n-i-es. Re. Mlchi-
ran pstsr' s. asc0nf patent.
serirr -sfsnt. $3.50 bhl. In hth pa
OF nav rns~~a no.. sousa In
seed sfA7 81 bars~f lots. kerosene
fr k-w~Fon or frcr barrels Diamond
hsntIfght. s1e perfection. sSc. pa
iacfne u N. red crown gasoline.
H,a-.-So I cursa hides ate: No.
green hid~s fsc. NJ. J cured bulls,
isc. No. I green balls lac No. I
cured veal kip 23c. No. I green veal
kip &c No I cured nurrain isct
No 4 greer raurra'n. tic Nc ! surst
60, go, 80 s 10 :, Sr5en e al 20 70
n / ,aiiow 81. No 2 taiiow. s. No.
1 hfs~a ir ~ No. : kip ant calf
u ~ she~-skins fas 20 amount
Tool) secaf2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
CLEVELAND Ir1E sro,K.

ffEN E.f-ANU Fne Hnra re-
ro'p's sou ffeadT 90 trr rrer.
york~rs ard fatTed So urd.l,a.
So r.n l''r ri-a So srha
a. 9H stare 81 cafflr rtr...fz
IT, cars wostk sheep and I4u.s H~.
rffrfa FFrs HfeHfg fra 1ft Is
calves ffrr pfs goo wt8 tap
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
Z Ta51soe] FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Local

woman who said she had bought Il
Tor sick member Of her family. was
arrested for highway robbery
Twelve alleged rioters are being
held In various police stations under
bail. Bail OF 1880 was furnished
today for Mrs. Florence scholda.
who Was held yesterday following
the riot OF sugar refinery strikers.
she has a baby just four weeks old,
besides a number OF other children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
ti4rfatl Hs BY Paine. Weber a. CO.
80 open Ilgn Low close
roI E.Do GRAIN

TOLEDO Feb. t1cse--y heaf
Cara sIsG May. 81 81 lgiy. g. r
corn. Cash. fi8&I MAJ. 1913 2. )
fafy s. a@ts oats Cnrg. ~ :. o..
Nay. 5h1,c July. 5Ttsr RFe Cash.
ttgl. CloFerserf Casa ard Fehra-
arr. So art- March. stf-5 AprfL
ttt.f@t October tseft4 Alalke.
Prime Stts8. March tiIs5 TtFno-
thy Cash and March So Butter
Prick creamery fGc tlh creaul@rs.
f.Ac Eggs Fresh cardied. sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
NV roRk C0rrnN MARkrr
cmcAoo prrrtR w,RNrr

r CHICAGO. Feh. ~ Rntfer Tx-
tras. tec nrsta a9WsaIc esirv rv-
trns. 3aisBssAc nr-ta. 7eAssitc
Exns; rrifue ordinary. 2snssfsr.
Hfftn agt4 a soc. cheese Twins
Ycune American 95N astc Igvt
rouifryt Fowia iahr. ducks lTsf
ffct Esese. teWrsc springs gfr 20
tptofa Receipts % cars. Wlernnsfr
a. SEA 9ee Minnesota te.San g 90
fa9cy west. sassba
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
FAST BtFFALo LIVE STOCK
DunsiuH A stevens

F.AST BfFFAfD. - ~ F~h ~ -
Cattle Receipts. = cars slow Hogs:
Piece pts. 10 cars str1nE tsavy.
20 sIIZ1a yurkers fTgNTf 90.
2 gs Ind lRhta ff0T5Ift So sheer.
ftrne pts 10 cars slow 'op iafr nH
ff-sU yearfInRa ii1GIf vefh-
err ti21 - ewes. flln ii.5o;
.ra!s a. IrtFn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
Livestock


g. DETROIT Feb. 1f--Eattle Mar
bet dlli and lower, best heavy
AteerE s. o. q To- beat handy weight
bNicner steer ss.91s. mixed steer.
and h~lfsrH. sSdBgt. handy light
butchers. s. q = So iiEht butrherG
o. 5au- best cows. g. Els h'Itchsr
cows $50 Hnt corr mon cows $500
csnn~ra. q saG5 best heayy bulls.
tTITTb. bologna bulls ig-EN 2.
Ftock bulls ts6s6 80. feeders. res.
Htnrk~re IS - 81. mixers ard
spr Myers $1,000 Veal raives.
Narset down brHf grades. fi.0 - 50.
hravy IS gaTsT0 sheep steady.
LAMBS 15e lower best iRrrhs fitg-.
far f1f75 light TO common ti1
1ig1h fair 20 good skeD f3Ri0 f9-
ruiIu aUl common. f-i1ds-1 HnRs.
YORKER ard hsavfes &l.Fe7 its5.
81 - tt9teTI1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

me following firms are privileged
60 execute orders on the Exchanss:
". = Noes q Co. Carlyle q Povah.
Gee. u. West q Co. X. r. haccrons
> Co. H. W Noble q Co. d: l. ssy-
rtil. Lynch q Co. w. A. Hamlin q
Co. VIM. A. Nesr q Co. sinclair q
Coula Emmett l. epraEus. WIN n
Noss Co. v. X Pelton a Co. Joel
Atockard a Co, Bennett. Smith q
Co.. Lewis q. oorton. w. X Reilly
= Co. Matthew Ffnn. A w. wallace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

Detroit bank c.sArings for Friday
were $40 sss Ssssi Total olearings
Tor 1917 10 date are tg9eat5. 500 81 as
against s2sH.Tgg sl5Ae for the cor
responding period In 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
nATnN rnnnfIr.

BATTER Extra rfear.rf. f,
creamery FrFfa 1fr da rr s. u,
packing a~rrf -tsr IE
EEE- rr.h rrreIrfr. raara rrIuf-
% fraf4 ffr lHE HIrU-rf rr-
.pfs dnz rrrr'rfe ffiIsy
Ches.~N gan 7afs go view
York Hsrrf rf.e eor.ar % -
$50 mt.rfsf 4aa FsHr h-Irk
cream. Ef lw BURGER LIB,
gff-r z-Ih sTfr long h.rns sc.
dalritf -fHgft Do
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

Whsat MAJ. down -. July dow n
aC sept LaEn &c Corn MAJ.
dasn sc July. down &c Oats
Ala. ancnAngee. Jaly. down -sc. Pro-
sta.sA@, 80 heE.
NuoD--A beat NAY down iAcs
JGiE DOWN S@pt~m Der down n
NUrn. MAJ down zc. July Gown
&c cats May down &C July
Down aE Provisions May up
sAgEtiy. July lower.
C4oa~-W beat May down So
July dnwr Septemh @r down =
Germ MAJ Gown nc. Jgty down a G.
oats Ma IN e. July down y
Fr visions So lady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OE ID. {. r. K. COMPANY .

Notice III hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting ~ The HfOc kholdrra 80
the Deiray Connecting Railroad Com
pany. for the election % Directors
and the Transaction - such other
business - may corn bsfpte the sn-
nual meeting will ha held 80 the uf-
fee % the COMPANY iu the city -
Detroit. Mich. on wednesday. March
~. 1911 81 2. m. BY order - the
Directors - The Company
Signed j. y SANDERS
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-24

pvs~efnx-fh. p'arr -~-s ht-s--tsst
a. rs-ss-vs-.~- r~N 49, watts as~a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
What Saw On My Fall Shopping Tour Through Nordhaus

While there are hundreds of wo-
men who will insist that il is almos,
impossible to secure sometime
"wearable and fashionable" n, this
price. am convinced quite to the
contrary. because | have always
bought my clothes at Norlhms'.
The best wGy to determine upon
STYLE that will please You most. |
have been told. j. 10 glance hastily
over the dresses in their respect
i've racks. This | did, and YOU will
no doubt be very much surprised
when ! tell Won that gained much
betiel and more comprehensive idea
of what the newest fashion features
were like in that glance than if !
had pored owed dozen fashion
magazines.
II was in this way that ran NJ.
on the sweetest little dress | have
seen in MANY n Season-even At
twice the cost, 1t was Of all sat
in, with u great quantity of plaits
and gracefully falling side draper
les. In the back n short panel Of
chenille embroidery extended from
under the collar TO little bit below
the waistline. To add the finishing
touch. think of soft rolling collar
of beautiful white satin and vou
might picture how stunning the dres,
will look. OF course. THAT was the
only dress | wanted.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
LOCAL AND
Pc r s ONAL

Somccone started the whole day
wrong.
Was 1t youi
Someone robbed the day OF MS
ong-
Wa II YOU!
Early this morning someone irown
ed;
someone sulked till other scowlel.
And .oon harsh words We're passed
iround--
Was it voui
Someone started the dav arght-
Was it vouf
Someone made It happy and bright
Was it youl
Early This morning. We are told.
Someone smiled. and all through the
day
TIN mile ENCOURAGED vouna and
old
Was il vou!
stewart |. Long in the New York
sun
G. Il. Kelley left for Riucon and
Rodcy Tuesday ON husiness
Gordon lIaynes Is visiting at the
Cottage san in Silver with his SIS
ter
Nil, Mary Rose. of Silver Is the
hon,c guest of Mrs. Hoover of this
citv
\. 5. White was IN from ms
sheen ranch SATURDAY., tran-acung
business.
Karl Klaus. of Zion CITY, ILL.,, was
business visitor in the cIlv last
SATURDAY.
D. w. Prather. of the Cutlery
Shop. arrived home from FL PaSo
Wednesday morning
-
Mis- Gus,ie Chamber left last
Thursday morning for Clifton, An
iona. on a business trip
.
|. T.. Hobbs and family have NOV
ed M fromColumbus. and will con
lmun their residence in this city.
-
The open season for hunting open
ed October p. and many hunters
have taken themselves Ga the Tor
ests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Christian Church Notice

Beginning Sunday. November. 4.
all services Of the Christian church
will be held in the basement of the
Armorv on South Silver avenue.
Heretofore the Christians and the
Presbvterians have been holding
union scyices in the PRESBYTERIAN
church. All communicates Of the
Christian church are urged to at
tend services the coming Sabbath.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Bell, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. The bride and groom
were accompanied by two sons.
daughter. and Il sister Of the bride.
Mrs. Goforth was very popular at
Hurley. where she made her home.
Mr.. Hurchling is a prominent ranch
man of Mimbres. New Mexico. Mr..
and Mrs. Hurchling will make their
home on the ranch.