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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
SEED SHOW WILL
MARK new EPOCH
IN SELECTION OF
SEEDS, IS BELIEF
Expect Coming Display to
be Best in History of
State Association

The selection and planting Of pure,
healthy seed to insure maximum
production not only for the period
of the war, but in years to come
will be the gigantic program given
real impetus by the annual show
Of the North Dakota Improved
Growers association, which is to be
held in the Fargo auditorium in con-
junction with the Tri-state Stock
and Grain Growers association on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of this week. -...
The association since its organiza-
ton has done great work to urge
and promote the selection Of the best
seed, and has met with some excel
lent success. Conditions this year.
however, are different than ever be-
fore, and with the world demanding
a maximum production Of all food
stuffs, there is every reason to be-
Iieve that more attention than ever
before will be paid by growers to
the kind of seed they are about tol
put into the soil.
Farmers Of the northwest have1
known for a long time that clean
and carefully selected seed produces
larger and better yields, though the
knowledge has not been generally put !
to use. This year, however, with
higher prices the order for all prod
ucts, and the greatest demand in all
the worlds history, officers Of the
association believe that their pro-
gram will result in a new epoch in
seed selection, and that the coming
show will arouse an interest hereto
fore unknown in North Dakota.
Fine Exhibit is Assured.
The finest exhibit of seeds Of all
Kinds and varieties is assured for thel
show. Scores Of samples have BEEN
received, and will be placed on tablesI
md racks in the balcony Of the audi
.orium this afternoon.
Scores of samples will also bel
brought to Fargo tonight and Tues
lay, particularly samples of potas
toes and corn, which can be entered
nto competition for premiums on thel
first day Of the show. l.
The premium list is the largest in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Blankets

One case Of heavy Grey Cotton
Blankets with colored borders.
These are full size and well hem
med. Annual sale. q pair 81 .9S
Full size Cotton Blankets in
Grey and Tan with cOlored Dor
dsrs. Annual Sale. a pair 32.l9
Three-quarter size Grey and Tan
Cotton Blankets. Annual Sale,
q pair .......-........S1.48
LUNCH CLOTHS
4z-inch hemstitched Lunch
Cloth, q big range Of patterns,
to make the first selection,
each .......s.... ..-...S 40
8s-inch hemstitched. pure Irish
Lnen Damask Lunch Cloths.
Annual Sale. each $3.50, $2.25
and .......... ........ $500
B4xE4-inch plain hemmed Lunch
Cloths-goOd Damask Cloths,
each, only .............8l 20
B4-inch pure Linen, hemstitched
Lunch Cloths-the same won
derful values. Annual Sale,
each ......'s.. ,....s.. 40
46-inch hemstitched Lunch
Cloths, genuine Irish Linen DAM
ask. We have q large assortment
Of patterns. Annual Sale, each
$50 ana ......sss...s.S S.0O
86x66-inch hemstItched Lunch
Cloths, genuine Irish Linen Dam
aalk. Annual Sale. each. so
6sx5S-inch scallopod Lunch
Cloths. These are made Of pure
Irish Damask. Annual Sale.
each .......s.s ........8 20
s0xe0-inch hemstitched pure
Linen Lunch Cloths. Annual
Sale, each S4.75 and. -. $3.50
s3xsS-inch plain hemmad Irish
Damask Lunch Cloths. Annual
Sale, each ............ .81
B4-inch Luncheon Sets. these are
made Of pure LINEN DamaalEs the
very best made. Annual Sale, .
set .....s.... ..ss..... $500
TURKISH TOWELS
Large size Bieached Turkish
Towels. Annual Sale. each he
Hemntltched Union Huok Tow
els, large Size; these are extra
heavy, good values. Annual
Sale, each, at only. .......g RB4
Large size Plain Hsmmed Huck
Towels good quality. Annual
sala. each s.Asssssss..ss. zoo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
CHICAGO STILL EXCITED
ABOUT SNOW STORM

Continued from page ID
At the rate the railroads had begun
the movement OF coal trains it was
thought the fuel situation would be
quickly cleared.
Only a few sections Of the city
were supplied with milk yesterday
and this morning, but it was said
that by tomorrow morning the
deliveries of that commodity would
be restored to normal.
The Union stock yards today began
to emerge from the huge piles OF
snow that covered the pens and the
switching tracks within the stock
yards area. Stock trains began IN
loading today with a semblance Of
usual activity. but numbers of the
cattle and hogs were found frozen
in the cars.
The exceptional drop in tempera-
ture which followed the snow and
wind brought its quota OF trouble to
the Calumet river and South Chi
cago harbors, which are frozen over
for the first time in Ave years.
Despite the cold Of Sunday con-
siderable progress was made In rid
ding the streets in the residential
sections Of drifts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
SENATOR BRADY
OF IDAHO dies
Acute Attack of Heart Dis
:. ease Fatal After Brief
Illness -...-
CBv Associated Press.l

Washington, Jan. 14.-Sen. James
h. Brady of Idaho died at his home
last night from heart disease. He
suffered an acute attack a week age
yesterday, while on his way to Wash
ington from Idaho, and had been in
a critical state since. ..a....
Senator Brady was born in
Pennsylvania Sc years ago, but NOV
ed to Kansas when a boy and was
educated in the public schools and
the Leavenworth normal college. He
taught school for three years and
later engaged in newspaper work.
He moved to Idaho in 1895 and soon
became prominent in Republican
politics. He was made chairman OF
the Republican state committee In
1904 and was elected governor in
1908. After his term expired, he was
elected to the senate by the state
and reelected by the peo-
pie in 1914 for seven years. Senator
Brady was a member Of the military
and the agricultural committees and
was vitality interested in conservation
in the west. He took a special inter-
est during the last session in war
and was q frequent speak
err during the debates on food and
war revenue bills.
Washington, Jan. 14.-Adjourn-
nent of the senate and half-masting
Of capitol flags were honors paid to-
day to Senator Brady, of Idaho, who
died of heart trouble last night.
Senator Brady's body will be Gre
mated here, probably after services
and the ashes taken lat
Or to his former home at Pocatello,
Idaho,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
AT LEAST TEN DEATHS IN
TEXAS RAILROAD WRECK

Houston, Texas, Jan. 14.-Several
persons were killed and many 9TH
ers injured when a Houston and
Texas Central, northbound passenger
train from Houston to Dallas split
a switch at Hammond early today.
Five soldiers, a woman, two girls
and a baby were counted among the
dead, according to word from Bre-
mond, near the scene Of the wreck.
One man Of the dozen or more in
jured also died shortly after the de-
railment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
VIENNA THROWSUP HANDS
DiseIaims All Further Responsibility
For Feeding The City Under New
Flour Ration.
(BY Associated Preas.l

Zurich, Jan. IA. - The municipal
council OF Vienna threatens to resign
and disclaims all further RESPONSE
bility for feeding the city, declaring
that the permanent reduction of the
flour ration cannot be borne by the
population.
Bitter complaint is made by The
Neue Freie Presse, Of the action in
cutting in half the -four ration Of
Vienna, which it says is likely to be
permanent because in six months
from the harvest -four for Vienna is
lacking.
The Arbeiter Zeitung declares that
Of all the belligerent countries, Aus
tria is suffering most in the matter
Of bread and flour supplies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
AHluSen1entS

Tonight in Fargo and
Moorhead PIayhousss.
Strand.-Mary Miles NIinter in
"The Fairy and the Wait"
Garrick-Clara Kimball Young
In "Magda".
Isis-Gladys Brockwell in "a
Branded Soul"
Orpheum-Violet Mesereau in
1.-THE Little Terror"
Princess egenerates".
Grand-VaudeviIle
Lyceum, Moorhead - Vivian
Martin in 1.-THE Spirit OF Ro-
nance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
FANCY WHILE GOODS


One dns lot Of plain White fancy
e Wash goods in stripes, plaids and
checks. Annual Sale, yard 3S4
One excellent lot OF plain White
fabrics In Satin, stripes, plalds,
checks and dot patterns. Annual
sale, a yard '..............5 SEC
S6-inch plain White fancy Wash
fabricss iE plaids checks and
stripes, a yard .AQA
45-inch all White Mirage Organ
dy. Annual Sale, a yard =. .75G
45-inch Imported Swiss En-
embroidered Organdy, in checks.
plaids, fancy patterns, at, per
yard neutrality-suspicious.. $3.50
SPRING sUITINGs
S6-inch New Linen Suitings in
Grey, Tan, Pink, White, Blue,
Green and Brown. This is the
first shipment Of Spring Suitings.
just arrived. It is a nice Arm
cloth and we'll finished. Annual
Sale yard ................ 35G
S6-inch New Ladies' Suitings in
all the staple shades Of plain
WhitS-suitabls for Suits and
separate Skirts. Annual Sale,
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24A
S6-inch Valnons Velours: this is
an entirely new fabric suitable
for KimOnos and domestic pur-
poses. Annual Sale, yd. .10G
S6-inch new Cotton Suiting in
very pretty plaids and two-tone
Sffects. Annual Sale, yard DC
FANCY WHITE sUITINGs
S6-inch fancy White Suitings and
Skirtings, in Gabardines, Checks,
Honeycomb, clearinghouse ana
PiQus stripes. Annual Sale, per
yard ...''............. 39G
36-inch fancy White Cotton Suit
inEs, suitable for Skirts, also
these come in Pique stripes, fan
oy plaids. fancy checks. Gabar-
dimes, and all the newest weaves.
Annual Sale yard ......49G
S6-inch-these are one fine lot OF
White Suittngs, in all next sea-
sons very newest weaves. An
pual Sale, yard ..... SIC
s6-inch superfins White Cotton
Suitings; also suitable for sepa-
rate Skirts, consisting Of Satin
striped, Gabardine and checks,
and plaids and other nsw weaves.
Annual Sale, yard ........75G
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
LAWNS
4O@inch plain White Linweave
Lawns. Annual Sale, yard 35G
S6-inch plain White Lnweave,
Lawns. Annual Sale, yard 39C
40-inch plain White Linweave
Lawns. Annual Sale. yard 45G
40-inch plain White Linweave
Luna Lawns. Annual Sale. per
yard ................... SSG
A0-inch plain White Linweave.
Luna Lawns. Annual Sale, per
yard -........ss....... 5OC
ORGANIZES
s8-inch plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale. yard ........45G
4e-ineh plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale yard .......35G
40-inch plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale, yard .20G
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, yd. CSC
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, yd. Csc
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, yd. ESQ
40-inch plain White Bridal Or
candy. Annual Sale. yard 35G
%S-inch plain White fine import
ed Swiss Organdy. Annual Sale.
per yard ....s............R Q&
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
ELEVATOR BURNS.

Grain House at Lisbon Destroyed by
FIames-Believsd to be lneendiary.
Lisbon, N, D., Jan. I4.-Fire burned
the Great Western elevator to the
ground, consuming approximately
three carloads of grain. Firemen,
however, prevented the destruction
Of the coal sheds, adjoining the
house. The fire caught under the
driveway and is believed to have
been Of incendiary origin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Grand Forks
Girl, Lost In
Storm, Is Found
a. Assoeiated Presa. )


Elgin, ILL.,, Jan. ii. Elsie
Bendeke, 15-year daughter of
the late II. Bendeke, who was
Norwegian consul at Grand
Forks, N. d., was found here
yesterday, following her disap-
pearance from a Milwaukee train
at Bensonville, ILL.,, Friday.
The little girl was bound for
a school in Minnesota, having
spent the holidays with DIR. I.
WarIoe, of Chicago. At Benson
Vile the train became snow
bound and a trainman sent her
to a nearby house for the night.
The following day the train re-
sumed its journey with the girl
on board, but she left it at Elgin.
She is being returned to Chi
cago, at DR.. Warloe's request on
account OF delayed travel in
Minnesota, caused by snow.
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the history Of the association.
Spuds to Have Inning.

Potatoes will receive particular at
tention at the show, and the North
Dakota Potato Growers association
is to hold its annual meeting on one
of the four days. The North Dakots
Alfalfa Growers association is an.
other organization interested in the
show, and a meeting of its members
is scheduled for the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
. LINEN DEPARTMENT

p" LINEN DEPARTMENT
IT2-inch pure Linen Table Dam
ask; one Of the best grades and
q fine selection to choose from.
Annual Sale, per yard 81 SO
32-inch Napkins to match, a
dozen, only ............S6.7 rs
72-Inch all Linen Table Dam
ask; this is a very fine grade and
worth s2.7s a yard. Annual Sale,
a yard, only ...........S1.75
72-inch pure Irish Damask; this
Is the superfine Linen and
twelve patterns to make one fine
selection from. Annual Sale,
yard .......... ....... .2sB
22-inch Napkins to match, a doz-
en- only .......' ......S4.75
7o-inch pure Irish Damask; q
good heavy grade in wids
range Of patterns. Annual Sale,
yard ................-. S1.39
22-inch Napkins 70 match, a
dozen, only ...........S3. 70
72-inch heavy grade Union
Table pamask; this is the very
best Union Damask made. An
nual Sale, per yard -. S1.S9
22-inch Napkins to match, q
dozen, only .......... 1A "a
72-inch pure Irish Table Dam
ask; q very fine quality. An
nual Sale. a yard ......... Sic
s4-inch Table Damask; this is a
very good grade and launders
like LINEN. Analal Sale. a
yaFo .....ss-......... RQM
'ls-inch pure Linen. and Towel
ing, l$Aached and unbleached.
Annual Sale, a yard ...... 10&
I1S-inch heavy Union bleached
Toweling with blue border. An
nual Sale. yard .........17&
One fine lot Of all LINEN Nap
kins; these will all go at a sac
rifice; 2O-inch Napkins. Annual
Sale. a dozen .......... 1928
17-inch untaeached Union Tow
eling-1Sc grade. Annual Sale,
a yard ........s.-.s.. 12LaG
26-inch Percales in dark and
light colors; our best 25c num-
Der. Annual Sale, a yard 10G
S6-inch Regal Longcloth: this Is
put up in 10-yard bolts and has
q fine electric finish suitable for
fine Underwear. Annual Sale.
1O-yard bolts, only .... S1.39
No. Is 36-inch Princess Main
sock: q very fine Nainsook made
especially for Ladies' and Chill
dren's fine undergarments. An
nual Sale, a 10 yard bolt S1,75
No. IS s6-inch Princess Main
sock; this is a fine soft Channels
finish, very appropriate for the
very finest undergarments. An
nual Sale, 1O-yard bolt 50. SO
No. 20 Princess Nainsook: SO
inches wide with a nice soft lust
rOus finish. Annual Sale, 10
yard bolt, for only Gee. S1,SO
No. GG. Regal Longcloth, IS
inches wide and a good, firm
cloth. Annual Sale, a 12-yard
bolt, for .......,...... S2,TS
Two cases Of the very best Dress
Bingham in all the new pat
terms. Annual Sale, q yard 15G
One table Of 82-inch Berwick
Dress Gingham. Annual Sale. a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
OFFICIAL PAPERs NAMED.

Hanktnson, N. D., Jan. 1.-THE
county commissioners of Richland
county have designated The Hankin-
son News, The Wahpeton Globe-Ga-
Zette and The Walcott Reporter as
the Official newspapers for the county
for the year 1918.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
HELpER kIIIED

Mobridge, S. D., Jan. 14.-Ludwig
Meier blacksmith's helper in the St.
Paul shops here, was killed while
cndeavoring to crawl under a train
which started while he was UNDER
meath the wheels.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

Blacks are 'slashing" the prices
on all Women's Ready-to-Wear Gar
ments this week at their big sale
largest stock in Fargo to select from.
-Advf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

REVEALS WILL BE CONTINUED.
The series OF revival meetings at
the Zion Lutheran church, corner OF
First avenue and Tenth street south
win be continued this week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

FLAXoNS
80-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale. yard. 2Q@
30-inch plain White Bridal FAX
on. Annual Sale. yard. -. 35G
Ss-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale, yard .@G
4O-inOh plain white Bridal Flax
on. Annual sals yard. .56G
BAElSTE
SSS-4nch flnS plain phi*s Mercer
sEed Lingerie Battsts. Annual
Sal& per yard. .396
GS-iRoh Ans plain White Mercer
ICED Lingerie BAtigta. Annual
Sale, per yard .36G
2S-tnch fine plain white Mercer.
ICED Battsts. Annual Sale per
yard ''..s~s. s.s~ss.. ss"'4kbC
G0-inch finS plain White Mercer
lied Batiste. Annual Sale, per
yard ''....s. ..s~s... ABE
, 4B-fnch fine plain White Import
cd Mercer9zed Batists. Annual
Sale, per yard. $50
! A6-inoh White double thread
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .49G
I4O-inch plain White Wolfe. An
Fnual Sale, yard. Doc
AO-inch plain White Wolfe. AM
nual Sale. yard .....,....45G
40-inch plain white double thread
Wolfe. Annual Sale. yard. 50G
G0-inch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale. yard. .3bG
4O-inch plain White Imported
double thread Wolfe. Annual
Sale, per yard. .81G
AO-anch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale yard s..s.....,..&9G
A6-inch plain White LAnweave
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .20G
AO-lnch plain White Linweavs
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. ,26G
| 40-inch plain White Linweave
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .A0G
45-inch plain White LAnweave
Wolfe. Annual sale, yard hBG
45-inch plain White double
thread imported Wolfe. Annual
| Sale, per yard ......s.... 500
27-inch plain White LAnweave.
Annual Sale. yard ....... 1SG
27-inch plain White Lanweave.
Annual Sale. yard ...... lie
40-inch plain White LinWeave.
Annual Sale, yard ...... 30G
l0-inch plain White Linweave.
Annual Sale, yard ...s... 29G
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

Plain hemmed crochet Bed
Spreads; these are full size and
well bleached. Annual Sale,
each ssss~sss....as*-.. 8lsSO
ElulI siGs plain hemmsd crochet
Bed Spread: this Is q very good
quality and wears we'll Annual
sale, each s.s..4sa.... SAsSD
BuIi size, aealIoped and cut corr
ners: this is q crochet Spread
and the pride Of the market. An
nuaI Sale. each ........ 81 9S
Extra large size Satin Bed
spreads, a0allCped and cut corr
ners; this is a very fine grade
spread. Annual Sale, each II
Fun size plain hemmed crochet
Bed Spread. This is a good
standard brand and some bar
gain. Annual Sale, each .036
iFull size plain hemmed crochet
Bed Spread This Is one OF
Bates famous spreads. Annual
Sale each ...ss....s.. S1.60l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
WHITE BED SETS

Plain White Krinklsd Bed seta +,
These are well scslloped ana cut
corners. the finest spread .rnad@
Be this kind; very easily launs
aered and no ironing required.
Annual Sale, q set ....s $500
satin DamRsk Bed setn, e0x100,
acalloped and cut corners. These
come IN the very newest pat-
terms. Annual Sale. d set $500
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

Merchandise is going higher and
higher, especially wool goods and for
that reason YOU should take advant-
age of the low prices on Coats, Suits,
and Dresses at Blacks" Clearing
Sale-garments now offered at less
than you can buy the materials to-
day.--AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
slxs0 good grade Bed Sheets.
Annual Sale. each ...... S0&
S1xsO Mil Seconds: regular
Rl.25 quality. Annual Sale,
each ..............,..,. see
g S1xs0 Cannon Bed Sheet. An
nual Sale. each ..... 01.T0
S1xs0 Harvard Bed Sheet. An
nual Sale. each .... SILK
BLANKETS
WOOL BLANKETS
Full Bize all Wool Blankets in
Grey, Pink, Blue and Tan plaids.
Annual Sale. q pair -. 81 30
Wool Blankets in Blue. Pink,
Grey and Tan plaids. Annual
sale q pair .......... $3.50
Half Wool, full size Blankets. in
Pink Blue. Grey and Tan plaids.
Annual Sale, q pair -. $3.50
Woolnap Blankets in extra. Iargs
sizes In Pink, Grey and Blue
plaids. Annual sals, q pair,
~ ''"'"s''.'.'''.....s $500
woolnap Blankets. fun size with
colored borders. Annual Sale,
pair sss......@a.... 83.Ao
Woolnap Blankets, extra large
size. These are GTeys and Tans
with colored borders. Annual
sale. per pair ........ SO. 50
OUTING FLANNEL
slne case Bleached Outing Fan
mel. These are a very fine quail
ty and a good 1Sc number. Ans
nuaI Sale, a yard .......sG 81
One extra fine grade, White
Blsached outing Flannel. An
nuaI Sale. a yard ...s.. 12Iz8
@@-=@~~@@~@=~s-@~sa
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Two cases Of the very best Dress
Bingham in all the new pat
terms. Annual Sale, q yard he
One table Of S2-inch Berwick
Dress Bingham. Annual Sale, a
ard s................... 19C
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Land Transfers

warranty DEEDS
VIM. ID. Parsons and wife to Chas.
C. Aber, ne 15-143-55; $500.
John Al Dolen and wife to Olav K.
LangenesB, lot 22 blk IL Huntington's
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UndernnuSlins

COMBINATIONS
Combinations embroidery
This $780, $25 and %SS
SILK cAMIsoLEs
Crepe de Chine Flesh Whitetailored 10
trimmed This special offer ~
cHEMSE
with dainty 00
embroidery trimmed; $125 $5s. CS(
CORSET COVERS
timeso 40
opportunity
So Cents-We the only store offering this co.
derful corset for - - -
GOWNS
muslin nain0ook lace
broidery trimmed opening, oE~
$780, SIPS and SS
cHILDREN's sLEEPERs
little soiled, but a good outing sleeper A0~
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HANDKERcHTEFs
Close outs after Christmas
trade; beautiful hand smbroid-
cred patterns. Regular S5c and
sec. choice, each ...,.... 2R4
One lot regular lee value, choice
3 for .................. E0A
One lot Initial Handkerchiefs;
one lot odds and ends; regular
Zoe. ) for 49,. ......:.,. Soc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-03-22
PROCEEDINGS Of THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

At 10 o'clock a. m. March 4, 1918,
board of county commissioners Of
Valley county, Montana, met in reg
ular session, Peter A. West, Carl j.
Anderson and Julius Waber, commits
sIoners and the clerk present.
Minutes Of previous meetings were
read and on motion approved:
On motion the o.. Hihbon family
10y allowed s25 per month for
clothing and provisions until further
notice.
County Attorney Borton appeared
before the board matters relating
to the seed lien law were discussed.
The following claims were audited
and acted on as noted:
Ethel Powell, clerk for clerk
and recorder, approved -...-...$ IS 90
E. D. Cummings, clerk for
clerk and recorder, approved 85 90
l.. V. Lockwood, per diem,
county surveyor, approved - 80 OC
Mrs. Ida Downs, h%ousekeeper
for county hospital, allowed 80 OC
W. B. Shoemaker, stamps, etc,
allowed ...... ..-.-.-..-.. 81 81
At IL o'clock noon, board took &
recess until 2 o'clock p. m. Of ever
date.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-03-22
GERMANY OR GERMANS?

One Of the engineers with a Ger
man name told us of an air raid which
he with others of the regiment had
witnessed.
"When they'd got the hospital burn
ing, and the nurses were dragging
their wounded out into the streets, the
Blank Blank Blanks of Blanks flew
low and fired their machine guns in
to the crowd. They killed three of the
nurses. We're not soldiers, we're en-
g~ineers; but there's not a one of us
that doesn't intend to kill at least one
German before he gets through with
this business!"
When will the whole of America be-
gin to believe what so many Ameri-
cans have seen and known at first
hand? We suggested to these Amer
lean engineers that this war is being
waged against the Hohenzollerns and
not against the German people, and
they laughed at us.
-Gouverneur Morris in Golfers.