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DEAD DOG CAUSED
 SUNDAY SHOOTING

Little Rock. July 23.-A dead dog was the cause of a neighborly row and shooting yesterday, the shoot ist being D. B. Crownover, a retail grocer, and the party who was shot was his neighbor, E. c. Metcalf, the bullet, .3S calibre, passing through his tongue and lodging in the right jaw.
 ! Crownover's dog died under his house several days ago. The body was in the advanced stages of de- composition before it was removed In order to remove it, a negro took out the lattice between the pillars but failed to replace it.
 Metcalfs Young chickens passed through the opening and disturbed Crownover's garden. He went to look after his chicks, met Crownover then came wrangling and the shot Metcalf was taken to St. Vincent's infirmary. but the wound is not of q serious nature. Crownover was plac- ed under arrest, but no charge has been made on the docket, pendine the result of Metcalf's injury
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
This Actually Removes Superfluous Hair Roots Entirely New aud Instantaneous
 MethOd.)

By the introduction in this country of what is known as the "phelactine process" any woman can now rid herself completely of annoying super fluous hair or fuzz. The process is entirely new, different from all others, and far better--because it actually removes the roots, as we'll as the surface hair! It is instanta- neous, perfectly harmless, odorless and non-irritating.
 Just get a stick of phelactine from your druggist, follow the simple di- rections-and see the hair roots come out, with your own .eyes' No depila- tory or electrical treatment can pro- duce this result The skin is left soft, smooth and hairless as childs. Phelactine can be used with absolute safety-one could even eat it with impunity. If it doesn't do exactly as claimed you can have your money back without Question.-Advt.
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FAITH NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Mary Jones went to the. city Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Strahn, at her home, 1226 Maple street.
 Mrs. Olive Clay was a visitor in the city Tuesday. si, n Mrs. W. H. Ellison and daughter Miss Pauline. were here on visit to relatives Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mr and Mrs. Oliver Huselton spent the weekend in Fordyce with Mrs Huselton's mother, Mrs. W. E. FL lison
 o. W. Herr of Pine Bluff, was here Friday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Herr.
 Fred Cox. of Pastoria, who came here for few days visit with his aunt, is reported quite ill with ma larial fever.
 Miss Amy Herr returned to Pine Bluff Sunday night, after spending a delightful week here visiting rela- lives and friends.
 J. H. Smith spent Saturday night
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HAUBER THEATRE.

Today-That great production, ''The Neer Do We'll" with Wheeler Oakman and Kathlyn Williams was shown at the Haubert theatre last aft. ernoon and will be shown again to- night and tomorrow. Its scenes are laid in the. exact spots in the Pana- ma zones as was written of by Rex Beach, the author of the novel. You will have a better conception of that wonderful piece of engineering. the Panama canal, if you see this great photoplay and besides there is some good drama, too.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Today-Harvey &Coy's Blue Melo- dy Maids" opened their weeks en- gagement at the Orpheo theatre yes- terday with one of the cleverest and cleanest little shows that has ap- peared in this town. The comedy part of the show was we'll taken care of by the clever comedians who pro- duced heartily laughter from the large audiences at the matinee and night shows. Francis x. Weldon is one of the cleverest dancers that Pine Bluff audiences have had the good fortune to see in some time. This clever dan cer performed beautiful Spanis1
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WANT PROTECTION
 AGAINST RIVER

A conference for the purpose of securing proper protection of the riv- CT bank in the vicinity of the Cotton Belt shops probably will be held next week in this city. The necessity of immediate action was called to the attention of Mayor Bloom in letter from J. M. Herbert, first vice presl. dent of the railroad.
 The matter has been in the hands of the chamber of commerce. It is feared that the next flood stage will make serious cut into the land near the shops. which would endanger the plant, as we'll as a large section of city land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
o L.

A Hoosief kitchen cabinet would save you many weory steps, and
 many long, hot hours in the kitchen this summer. Reap & Crawford Furn. Go. If Don't forget Gillespie's 9sc shoe sale. It lasts until odds and ends are cleaned up. 7-17-6t
 If you are interested in truck, call N. A. Anderson, telephone 1435 for q demonstration of Ameston truck. If.
 Awnings and upholstering. Call E.. T. Toussaint, phone 1850 or leave orders at Knox Walker Furniture Company. If
 An automatic refrigerator would be economical and joy forever. There is none better. Sold by Reap &
 Crawford Furn. Go. exclusively. If
 Ladies' and children's oxfords 9S cents. at c. c. Gillespie's. Get a pair to finish the season. 7-17-6t
 Cape Jasamines, Sweet Peas, Shas- ta Daisies. Floral designs made on short notice. Mrs. Mae Flowers, 1919 West Eelevth. Phone 23S. 6-23-1m
 You can buy the a!l-record Bruns- wick phonograph on the deferred payment plan from Rap < Crawford Turn. Co. If
 The Brunswick photograph plays any record without cent of extra cost. Let us demonstrate one in your home. Reap & Cras ford Furniture Co. If
 Enjoy your hot simmer evenings with Brunsvick phonograph on the 2 porch or lawn. They play all roc ords. Reap | Crawford Furn Co. If
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and Sunday in the city with his

and Sunday in the city with his family.
 Mrs. Leota Kitchen returned to her home in Pine Bluff Friday, after spending a few days here with her mother and father.
 Prof and Mrs. T. Wilson were in the city Saturday ard Sunday.
 Bob Huselton and son, Chester, left Friday for Magnolia and other points on the Cotton Belt.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Ratofiff of Ran dall, spent the week here visiting Mrs. Ratcliff's mother. MT. Ratcliff assisted in conducting the meeting which was held at Whiteville school house the past week.
 We had a. fine rain Monday, but it was too late to do the crops any good.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Today-The fact that Kathlyn Will Hams, the noted Oliver Morosco star, and Wallace Reid, popular young Lacky star. will be seen together at the Best theatre today in the Moros- co-Paramount production Big Tim ber,' picturization Iy Gardner Hunt ing of Bertrand Sinclairs famous sto- ry. is bound to be of unusual im- portance.
 Kathlyn Williams has for some time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24

been one of the most popular act resses on the screen. In her recent productions, "Out of the Wreck" "The Cost of Hatred" with House Peters, she has been placed among the most emotional artists of the country.
 Wallace Reid, the vigorous and handsome Lasky star, is now the most popular among the younger actors in the photodrama. and in each pro- duction adds many more to his thousands of admirers.
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LIEN IS FORECLOSED.

Judgment for plaintiff, with fore closure of lien on lots S'~and in block 14, in 'Wabbaseka, was handed down yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott. in the case of R. P. Woods VI. Adline Lyles, Leland Lyles ct als. in the chancery court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24

dance yesterday with all the grace and ease of senorita. Another feature is Joe Small, billed as the master of the violin, who is there with the mod ern syncopation and had to respond to several encores at both shows. The company will present a complete change of program tomorrow.
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To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is Quiuine and Iron in tasteless form. The Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 ceuts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
LOW RAILROAD RATES.

Reduced rates vie Missouri Pacific railway to Little Rock on. account of annual convention of Knights of Py- thias (colored) of Arkansas July to 28. Rate of 32.25 for round trip will apply from Pine Bluff. Tickets on sale July P, 23 and 24; good re- turning until July 30. D. c. PAYNE, Agent. 7-19-5t
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SIMPLE MOUTH WASH.
 BraSher's NO.Bac.O Mouth Wash.

Destroys the taste for tobacco in any form if used according to di- rections. Lengthens your life. lnl- proves your health. Worth hundreds of dollars to any tobacco fiend. Saves you money. Price $1. No relief no pay.
 BRASHER'S DRUG STORE.
 T & If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24

The German empress has a mania for collecting cookery receipts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
READY TO GRIND WHEAT.

Lead Hill, July 23.-Boone county expects to harvest good crop of wheat and the mills are ready to grind. The first wheat of the season was delivered today, bringing a good price. l.. IL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24

Avoid payment of penalty by as sessing your taxes today, F. T. Ruck- CT, Assessor. Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24

Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jef- ferson county script, call on Chas. Well Supply Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
Accordion Plaited Dresse:

Should be sent to Frank Dietrich's Clothing Hospital to be re-plaited; also any other ladies' or gents cloth ing that need cleaning pressing or altering. We also put new Things in coats and do all general repair work on clothing.
 Phone 1926. Over Lewine's Quality
 Shop, 2207s Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-24
The Citizens Bank Pine Bluff, Ark.

The bank that says: Inank You. Capital, Surplus and Prone .
 es0400000s
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-11
UNA DONNA SPARA CONTRO
UN MALVIVENTE CHE VO-
LEVA PERDERLA.

NAPOLI-Ieri, in via San Clio
vanni in Corte, in sezione Pendinc,
la giovane ventiSettenne Rosa L.
20, dopo un breve suo vivace alter
co, avuto col pregiudicato Saliva
tore Capozzi, trentenne, eStraeva
dalla tasca del grembiale una RI
voltella gil tirava contro, bru
ciapelo, un colpO che andava a vu-
uOtO. La Izzo, nella quasi fagran-
"a, fu tratta in arresto.
Da indagini fatte dal Commits
sariato Pendino risult6 che la Izzo
era perseguitata dial Capozzi, il
quale col pretesto di voleria pro-
teggere, tentava spingerla sulla
via del disonore. Questa sarebbe
stata la ragione che spinse la gio-
vane ALA vendetta.
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ARRESTO DELL 'AMANTE
DI EMMA LACROIX

NapOh-Emma Lacroix, motto
nota negli AMBIENT del cafe con-
certo, era stata strappata ALA ar
te dal commensurate Armando Sill
vegni, uomo gelosissimo, che la
tapp6 in casa non le permetteva
di uscire.
La ragazza voleva riprendere la
sua liberia, ma il Silvegni per non
farla essere di altri la denunzi6
falsamente come avente intelli-
gente correspondence col nemico.
La ragazza fu arrestata, ma riusci
a dimOStrare la Sua innocenza. Ora
e state arrestatO il Silvegni, men,
ire la LacrOix, riacquistata la sua
liberia, ritorna ALA sua arte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-11
MISFERIosA MoRTE D'UNA
SIGNORA ROMANO

Alllano-Ieri altro scendeya in
un albergo del centro col proprio
marlto, la signora Anna Maria Gal
las Ventura, di % ami, da Roma.
leri la coppia rimase fuori dell'-
albergo a colazione ed a pranzo. e
non vi fece ritorno che verso le
ore %. Mel coricarsi, la signora
tn colta da improvviso maIore. che
ando rapidamente aggravandosi;
e malgrado l'intervento di ire me.
dlci, la poveretta poche ore dopo
soccombeva.
L medici non 81 sono pronuncia-
II decisivamente sulla natura del
male; cosicch6 la salma sara ira
sportata ALA camera mortuaria. a
disposizione dell 'autorita giudizi-
aria.
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CONTRO LA MOGLIE INFEDE.
IF

Catania-Il soldato Montalto
Eugenio, in zona di guerra, appre-
so che la di lui moglie Petronio
Clementina, di ami 81, da Messi-
ma, abitante in via Duca degli A
bruzzi, aveva fatto parlare di sc
per la cOndotta equivoca tenuta
durante l'assenza del marito, par
tito per Catania, piomb6 inaspetta-
tamente in casa afferrata la mo-
glie infedele, La colpiva ripetuta-
mente al visO con un coltello, di
cui era armato, sfregiandola orri-
bilmente.
Ii MOntalto rendevasi quindi ir-
reperibile.
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Dalla nOStTa ltalie.

al corso Independence, due
or sono prendeva alloggio un
vanottO Sulla trentina. che veStn
Ia dlvisa da capitano degli alpini
e 81 Quahfcava per il fglio di I'm
rlcchissimo commensurate Egli
diSSe di eSSere convaleScente per
una ferlta ripOrtata sui campi di
battaglia diceva di attendere Ia
nomlna di pilota-aviatore. Non 81
rattava invece che di un volgare
maIfattore rlcercato per una lun-
ga Serie di truffe. IL false capita
40 degh alpini trov6 modo di cor
tegglare la tigha del cav. Cesare
Brlgidni, primo agente dele i'm
poste, che dimora in corso Indi-
pendenza 10, una belliSsima e i
neSperta Slgnorina iii non ancora
sedlcl ami. Ii maScalzone trovo
modo dl abuSare della povera ST.
gnorlna. Ora contro il malfattore
e Stata sporta regoIare denunzia
allie autorta I'll PuDDhca Sicurezza
e gludlzlarla per corruzione iii mi
norenne vlolenza. Sembra che
IaVventuriero tentasse un ricatto
ALA tamiglia sposando quindi la
slgnorina Brigidini. Sta di fatto
che dopo aver consumato il suo
mlstatto, il falso capitano 81 pre-
sento ALA madre della povera 81
gnorma per mtavolare trattative
Oh matrimonio. IL vice-commissa-
RIO dott. TOmatiS, sebbene il ia
rabutto 81 nascondesse sotto falso
nome, e riuscito trovare lie trae-
Gle non tardera a farlo cadere nell
lie mani della giustizia.
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LIE DONNIE GUERRERO

LIE donne americana prenderan-
no parte ALA guerra, CONNIE vo-
lontarie. Miss Elisabetta Duford.
di New York-per fare del nomi-
ha gia domandato di essere am
MESA nell 'armata.
Attire dome saranno ammessa
nella marina. Il ministro di que
sto dipartimento ha dato allie au-
torlta naval opposite istruzioni a
norma dele quail lie dome saran-
no autorizzate a servire nella fot-
ia.
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UN FARABUTTO

MILANO, 10-In una pensione
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FERITA DIAL PADRE

CAIVANO, 9-Nell 'ospedaIe de-
gil Incurabili e stata ricOverata
certa Giuseppina Magro, di ami
% perche ferita piuttostO grave
mente da un colpO di coltello ALA
coscia destra, con recisione dele
vene ed emorragia. La povera gi-
ovane, dOpo la medicatura ha di-
chiarato che a Caiyano era stata
ferita da suo padre Giovanni.
Giovanni MagrO ha una salume-
ria al paese, nella quale sta spesso
la fglia Giuseppina per serVire i
clienti.
Nella salumeria 81 present6 una
pOpOlana chiese mezzO chilo di
sapone, a credito, che la Giuseppe
ma lie dette, SEM 'altrO. Ritornato
il padre e sapendo del credito fat
to s'adir0 con la fglia e nella qui-
stone seguitane, la feriva ALA CO.
Scia con una coltellata, rendendo-
81 poi latitante.
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CORTE D'ASSISE

VITERBO, 9-Si e aperta la no
stra Corte di AssiSe con la sausa
carico di Vencenzi Giuseppe di
ami 46, porcaro ola Caprarola i'm
putato:
l. 'Di viOlenza carnale consul
mata in epoche imprecisate e fno
al 9 agosto 1915 (giorno in cui flu
arrestato su denuncia dele fglie)
Maria di ami Is Rosa di ami II,
con lie aggravanti di abuse di au-
torita paterna della continuazio-
ne.
2. Di eorruzione di minorenne
merc6 atti di ibidine in danno del
la propria figlia Lucia di ami y,
reato consumatO nellie stesse circo-
stanze di tempo di luogO.
| giurati hannO ritenutO la re-
spOnsabilita del Vincent (che 81
mantenne negativO), mentre lie fl
glie hannO insistito nell 'accusa,
circostanziando fatti, la Corte
in seguito al verdetto 10 ha con-
dannato ala pena di ami Is di
reclusiOne ed ALA multa di lire
400.
L'imputato aveva subito otto
processi riportato gia sci con-
dame per furto, lesioni, violenza
ale autOrita pubbliche ecc.
La difesa di uficiO e stata vail
damente sostenuta dali 'avv. Felice
Basili-Luciani.
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Usi teutonici.

In una birreria di una citta prus-
slana era appeso un avviso. che a.
quest ora sara state tolto da un
pezzo, mel quale, dopo avere decan-
tato la forza della birra in vendi-
ia, 81 concludeva cost:
Il signori consumatori. che ab-
blano bevuto pi1 di sci bicchieri
di birra, avranno diritto, quando
ne facciano richiesta, di essere ac-
compagnati gratis ale loro case in
vettura. "
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DA VENDERE

Automobile a 3 posti in buonis-
SINE condizioni. 81 vende a prez-
20 moderate, causa che il padro-
he deve andare a servire nellie ar
mi. Rivolgersi per informazioni
al nostro uficio.
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Dott. TRUGTT. Dentista

Uficio opposite ALA Banca
Saving and Trust Bldg. INDIANA, PA
Ore d'ufficio: Dale s a. m. allie 5 p. N.
- 7p.m. ). SPIN.
VlsITE GRATIS
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ST cERcA G1ovANE.

Italiano di buona presenza pei
lavoro di fuori. Per schiarimenti
scrivere o rivolgersi al nostro uf-
ficio.
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IN vENDITA

81 vendono del bellissimi COLON
bi $3.50 per coppia Rivolgersi
a Clarf Hamilton-647 S. 7th ST.,
Indiana, Pa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-03-29

bells that evening and was allowed to
return on his own recognition to appear
at a later date. A detective in the
employ Of the North Dakota Enforce
ment League swore to the complaint.
Carl r. Kositzky, state auditor, re-
Gently received patent on COLLAPSE
BILE, or knock-down, banana crate, to
be manufactured Of metal. The COL
lapsible crate will save shippers large
amounts in freight charges on the re-
turn of empty crates, and it will last
indefinitely.
The high price record for beef cat
tie for Stutsman county and very
probably for the whole state was
broken at jamestown by the purchase
by the Dakota Meat company of AZ
head of cattle for $4,667. The cattle
weighed 46,670 pounds live weight,
the price per pound being 10 cents.
The cattle were shorthorns.
In quite number Of towns the boys,
and in some instances the girls, are
preparing to plant vacant lots to pota-
toes. This is a good idea. 1t will not
only afford them healthful exercise,
but in all probability bring them a
good income. 1t will also give the
towns a better appearance than to
have the vacant lots grow up full OF
weeds.
A number of homesteaders on the
reservation are selling their land and
getting good prices. One quarter near
Van Hook sold for $35 an acre. An
other homestead Of 100 acres sold for
$4,000. A quarter near Parshall was
sold for $500. One Benedict farm
brought the homesteader $4,000. It
pays to take claims while the taking
is good.
Ole OPIUM, bachelor residing about
three miles north of Havana, was
found dead in field near his home
Saturday afternoon Mr.. OPIUM had
been missing since Feb. 3rd, at which
time he was last seen by neighbors
from whom he had purchased a jar OF
butter, which he still had in his hands
when found. 1t is thought that he lost
his way in the storm while going home
and froze to death.
The Garrison Advance tells how
some more are coming back: A. Mel
son, who has fine piece of land near
Blackwater, arrived from Minneapolis
with his car of household goods Sat
urday and will commence the erection
of buildings at once. His family will
come as soon as he gets things in
shape. Mr.. Nelson left there about II
years ago, but not finding anything
that looked as good as North Dakota,
has come back to stay.
Warden Talcott, Of the state peni-
tertiary, is a princely and accommo-
dating gentleman, and always makes it
a point to give each new prisoner, a
chance to do the work with which he
was familiar-if the penitentiary
dealt in his line-but the other day he
ran up against poser. A Jewish
tailor named Levinski arrived and it
was ordered that he be employed at
that trade if there was an opening.
There wasn't. He was then asked if
he was adapted to anything else.
eyes," he replied with smile, u am
a crackerjack travelling salesman"
The Powers, Killdeer's exclusive
clothing and shoe store, was damaged
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mately 100000, and the plant will
have a daily capacity of 1000 hogs
and 200 cattle.
Editor Montieth of the Finley Bea-
con mixed right front finger with
press gears, but being southpaw,
the paper appears to tell the story.
Harvey announces a big minstrel
show under the auspices of the band
boys, with big street parade and con-
cert proceeding each performance.
A Sargent county man has been
taken to the Jamestown Asylum for
the third time. They knew he was
crazy by the amount of booze he put
away.
The Harvey Herald and Advertiser
has been purchased by j. F. Richards,
owner and publisher of the Harvey
Journal, and are consolidated into the
Harvey Journal.
Governor Frazier is to be one Of the
speakers at huge convention in New
York City. He will show how termi-
nal elevators can play an important
part in the battle against the high cost
Of living.
c. J. Woodruff, farmer living near
Alexander, recently brought to market
valuable load of seed, netting him
over $500. The load consisted of 81
bushels of sweet clover seed worth $14
bushel.
Some of those Valley City visitors
would steal the spectacles off your
eyes if given a chance. At least they
stole the new lights from the High
Line depot the next day after they
were installed.
The Douglas Herald editor paid his
compliments to the Manhattan "Com-
edy" company that appeared there
last week. He says the company is a
public disgrace and should be driven
from the boards.
Two wolves were killed by Ben
Kitzman, mail driver at Upham, last
week, and he says there are more that
follow his trail. Herman Breitbach
purchased one of the animals and will
have it mounted.
r. S. Mcclure, bricklayer at Grand
Forks, inventor of device for the
wireless control Of the course of tor
pedo, is said to have been offered
$650,00O for his patent by the United
States government.
Harrington, the forger, who was ar
rested and brought back from Tenne-
ssee some time ago, pleaded guilty
before Judge Burr, and received a SEN
tence last week Of one year in the
penitentiary at Bismarck.
Matt Finland, transfer man, after
falling down a stairway, was placed
in Jail at Bismarck, apparently little
the worse for the tumble, but the next
morning he was found dead. An in
quest showed that death was accident
al.
Chas. Stone, arrested for maintain
ing liquor nuisance at Deering, en-
tered a plea of guilty and was SEN
fenced to serve 100 days in the county
Jail, and pay fine of 1925 and costs,
with ten days additional in default Of
payment of fine and costs.
H. r. Donahue was arrested Monday
by Deputy Sheriff Drinkwater of Bow
bells for allowing gambling in his
place of business. He appeared be-
fore States Attorney Hanson of Bow
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BRIEF STATE NEWS

Napoleon is to have a new fire
proof school building at an approx
mate cost OF $18,500.
There's married man in this town
who's so henpecked he don't even
know it. No, not you.
Editor Barnes of Dickinson took the
trouble to explain that Reporter
Barnes, who left town in hurry, was
no kin Of his'n.
A Minnesota automobile thief, who
has made name for himself in his
chosen profession, was nabbed at
jamestown last week.
Two N. P. locomotives collided in
the Mandan yards last week, and were
reduced to scrap iron. Fortunately,
the men escaped injury.
A "stay in Dakota" letter was re-
ceived from Spokane, Wash, by the
editor of the Drake News and the
writer was Herman Drake.
Buildings to be constructed by the
Equity Packing Company, the Coop
erative Packing industry to be estab-
lished at Fargo by the North Dakota
Society of Equity, will cost approx