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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
ltinerant Teachers
OF Home Economics
Named in Dona Ana



suun &c. s. 81. F,b 49, bona
Nul county. nutuhlH tor the complete
uya. of itH school Htat,m. has added
u furthrf distinction through the ,m-
riuNfurnf of lUuvfIrt Instructors m
home ,runuml.H Two t,HghrrH, Miss
~uiip stuart aud Miss iurIll' Mnndrll
have boon DuEHrrd for thiH work, each
having charge Of Ntr schools anu
Visiting uu, each 1ut
The upnu Ana method ~ Swing
I"untrustuu bel home economics iH urN
tu th.H stIi, hut hna boon found 'o he
practical Hui hiEhlf efficient Under
this m,fnui "a H possible 90 np lrv
tho services Of "a specially trained
teacher Cor industrial Huhiscis iu uH
schools whore it would Doe impr1r-
uHthl, tu employ I'd areeiul teacher
fur uull Time Tho distance between
rho ,huuls fuHss fruW nN' tn siEh-
fr.u uIlta Tho teachers Hrr ,Wuiu.
ed HN fh, county board Hf education
HHr ihHIr sHlHU. Hfy paid from th,
count, school funds
TH, sHl.rss uI .HH uitu hHH Iuru
su,,I inD school authorities m bona
Auu county fH employ fnr teachers
fur twelve months iu ORDER thH' th,l
MAY rpWHIu boo charge uI the WuIk
lurur The summer Tho state direct.
Uf m vocational education. Mrs Ruth
e. Miller is urFinE other counties col.
frU state tu follow fHU plan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
THE MARKETS


New YORK. t'rh il Trndinr boz
rIur more active lu The second hour
ul ihr took market session, deHitngf
CONTINUING tu contof around oilh mo.
tors. tuuarruH ana oimumtuts Gains
anton ollie funued from n to three
points aud boz motors aud s~uhridaficf
n larger range wac shown Kelly
S~uHuIurlu tire advanced nv' points
BALDWIN locomotive. pressed steel coz
and General Eigetric rose . tu 3
polntH Rails. q uitUd States Steel aud
snpu.ra were firm tonKN huYinr NJ
The several iihsfn a. isauos at alighi
ruins was the feature Of the bond
market
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

ors ffom tresunssiur nm the lands ct
other utfa ThUfp arc certain rHu-
tons In rfaxiup districts whl,h are
open 10 ull but ~ reach these. % IN
necessary 10 cross other lnndH held
hN permits or titles The hin would
furhid such %crusFinrH and serve 70
bloch OF the unused lands from tho
small heuiors iaidoro Armilo nu'
o. ]. Buca ici tho nsht against tho
measure aud e. eied boz getting N
tabled An attempt wts made 90 ro.
consider the action. hut ~ WIS tr
ftHtfI nN 4 vote NEARLY Iu the uruUuIa
ton OF three 60 ono
tn the sumr meeting O. A.. iiHtu
proposed IL Iniuf memorial to UuuErra"
uskiur shat tho checker. board Hpp.
uunH ho DhnuEti 60 townships iu If.
Ger that gflfing might hn promoted
~ present There arc about two ana
ono uult milan acres ul land in tho
counties uf SntufIu valencia. suudn.
NHl. NDkIuleS. EHu Juan and UsruH-
lilo which iHnlH wufu formerly grant
.1 900 Ail of railroad construction aud
tnDIU ownership htiuu Boz alto. uHtr
sections THE system uf holding 4l-
t'ruatr sections lH H srtiuun handl-
cap fn Tire development uf the ruuu-
trt n fu che raiHiuE ut livestock. 10
further lowers the taxable value OF
che lands and pr,Nsnta added tnNahiH
values In livestock Tn, memorial
fhtfffur. requests thai the holders
of thcso lands should pKchnnrr atc-
lions until tho titles urr alternate
townships rather tNtu sections Tho
pfss1E' Of a hill through congress
authorizing such transfer ia sought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

COLONEL make. YOU .Iul ynu iu.u
Id ilE work ,IIum,I b. quicksilver
HHd DO .fIi'Htrs. rllum,' iuIuru runr
lt,r
NJ sou lro u'Iuus feel luly. sIur
.H lui I! knocked out IL your rov
OBJ. Ir' '"nHtipatrd and your head
To- Poe, ur stomach b. sour. just take IL
IH''uful ~ harmless puUsou'H Liver
Tom" instead OF using sirkrutur. mli.
NIfuE cilompl bodrnn's Liver Tone
I. I'Hl liver woliUiue Nuull know o.
'st morning because you viii wake
pop feeling Zine Nuur liver VIII be-
WORKING your headache aud diy1iupsu
Iuur fuUr stomach WllI bee sweet and
bowels regular You will feel like
W'II.ur NnuIl ht cheerful. fII ut
Airur % ambition
Your drumr,st ar dealer cells YOU +,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Men of the
State Mourn Death
OF Charles Spiess

Santa r,. n NJ r,h % Ncvu oft
fn, death uf charles \ Spices tt HIs
home boo las Vegas ut a O'Clock Mo
IIf utEht while % had h,gU expected
here, 'luHrd general expressions uf
hrtu rrrfuf among frIpnds % IHHp
DIIirs Boo The Htu'' house tUI 200 tHU
legislature Nh Spices had UouU boo.
tlutiDIN associated with tnr political
IlfD uf N"W Mexico fHH thIrtN trtfs.
~. enjoyed I vile IsiuuIrfIU., iH
Er,If personal popularity
Nr Spices WIS born Iu MHrruHa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

bottle go uuIsou'- Liver Ton, for t
Tow cent uudrr m, personal ruHrHu
geo mt U viii clean YOU IuFI.Isl
N'rr hrtt"r han NASTY DtlHWrl To
wont make u sirk and fuu .|U eat
ANYTHING 20 want without hoiuE slI.
waited. Your druggist guarantee that
each spoonful Will start Nuur lIy"r
clean your bowels aud struIghtou you
ur lt WuruinE or you set Your money
back 'hIldrou Eltdl' take uudsnu
Liver Tone hecaus, ID b. pleasant TASTE
iur and doesn't rriu. or ,ramp ur
make them sick
am selling millions OF bottles ~
b"dsou'H Liver Tone To- people who
have found that this pleasant ,prDs
table liver medicine takes the place
ui dangerous Diluiu'i- luN ONE bottle
uu nay sound, reliable guarantee Ask
our druggist about mo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Grazing Trespass
Bill Is Shelved

Santa &C., y NJ, Feb a. House
hIl so tN. tolntirg to trrspus- %
grains lands. Which has beer tbe Obj
Irct of considerable debate BOO house
committees Fud ON the iloor. has been
showed for the present 900 lrutt aud
posHihly tor the remainder of the acs-
sion 49, g vote of 23 Co o. the house
drD.d,d 20 table the hll in spite uf
vigorous efforts 90 postpone itH con
federation uuti support tor The bII
could hv recruited
Tho proposal sought to keep herd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
wANTED-Female Help

WESTTT Oh ~ ~SIc->G 6oE-~.
work Appi, ti2 Notth Edi,h
WANTED An experienced wiltresf
tor cafe Small uwu so. board
bnd % Address. itnN 4ii sucur-
90. y NJ.
WANTED Woman over 20 years nld
tttll NNtIt one that can work -
help wall rlennrr Nico work. fair puy
Ca begin ~ MrNituu must speak Enr-
lrh. CAN morning. and "Neninrs.
Ask fnr Bert. gts. room o. Colombo
hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Two State Road Plans
Get Federal Sanction

SANTA -, y NJ F,b I1 Th, sr
rHf.rN eft agriculture NlH given HIH
approval tu Sew N.EI.n federal uH
project 40 1E. calling fur % ruIl as H
miles loo l'nrtN 300 Valencia county
tUd Co project Nu It Whi.h inflow
b construction uf H road roo.
miles iu lonrth Iu -nnfu rr count.
WORK uu 'hos, projects Will nr started
HuUu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
PERSONAL


rEOsrNTE pfsOHnEHs Hadd1,
Trouble in mon. Netting up nc
l%ucutlN ut night, positively aud rap.
Iil' overcome without drugs privately
40 home. doctors. ~oHtcopaths, chiro.
p]ractors physical culture director.
usr i. ota.i, used hy anyone any
whor mo- matter what you have trtod
or now Ola ,ie cuao. this method will
luug results quickly WrIto Tor frto
illustrated booklet and cnuNinrlur
testimony tlECTNOTIiEHMAt
go, iisi Harrison Bids. st-ui en-.
Nlllo. ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

receipts "a. oeo. market steady. rea,,
tt7 toutt1st. pigs Sig uo $4,000.
cattle rorfiuiH $1,000. market
at'ndt ateeta SIS Unu go Ous western
81. U0n Nlf uus rows 81 90 ua1f 90
hsiforr fN.0cmftf &c. rtockers 81 ts
uftG 90, calves 81 oO 70 so 90.
Sheep receipts 5000. market hIrHrr.
lambs 81 90 ffs.15. touruugH StG.Oi
HNhto3 w,thotH ti2 oo $500.
owes kinbuustI go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Denver Colo Feb 10 cattle Poe
cciptH 1909, market steady. beet steers
fiftnu SO 80. COWS aud hrifers
g. 2tmftaf stocktrH and feeders
go 5in so DOG calves so iuu ftt nn.
Hos rorciutH 1900 market steady
top NTto. hulk SO ttT co.
Sheep receipts 1900. mafkrt 90
cents higher; lumtH tl5to.
ewes $500 fttOn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

aud hiE. 20 cents higher. lambs choice
and prime ftS2sattS8b medium
aud good tfg.s0attE2b cuiis sitoo
SO hoi ewes. choice and prime
90 COS fia sOi MEDIUM and ruoH
ftu 90 mff2 90. cuiis 81. fun 81 so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Chicago. Feb f1 Butter lower.
creamery Hsn at.
Igrs lower. receipts fU7A9 cases
urstH ltt, Ordinary nrHtH 20 UH5 aD,
uf mark DHsta Included Do Isf
roultff alive h.rhtr. springs I9r.
fowls Ii1rt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

most H. who'll, maIlrp uf, Nl- spent
boo Sew NuNi,u Ilt located UrHf It
Mora. r,mutIuE shortly I.iur tu santa
pc, Whore Do, become t-HuyIutrI wItI
Thomas o. tHtruu boo th, urartiro ui
IuU DE continued De- resident ui
s.utf I, fur uNuuI ton YEARS COO uu.
ul UH employment ls district HttufU.
e., Tor san Migutl county when Boz,
moved to las N,eus and established
uia permanent humt UD served SOC.
,rl tptms m the state senate unt woes
Hn..r Ifa prrsiIIHl officer ilfH most
notable puhlir service wHs us u.HlI
UIu uT fur stat. constitutional CON.
N,Htluu llr NHI h,,u national com.
wIttvsWHu for tho republican party
frum N,N MtSiru for tHr pust five
I.ftH .ut bad been reelected IH fIuf
position re iH survived Dos Nrs
su,.s and two SONS luI 20 i%HuEitur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

wv IUTT I0T n TTTIT T|I|-
nu t.N,rft blonde iniat w'r' H
tH. Co. NrHt ruuf ihlr g. tHe 80.
HtHui A. gYg1s Ufst convertible
a. 800 90 s'.uui convertible e. H
fHfI" fhiri lRs $685. fourth
rIffl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

chicago Feb i1 llurs receipts
'1 HHH. market generally steady with
yesterdays average. urht nuEs lack
I.. quality hard 20 move Iuit uf
H.I,. fIT a. mfifts. bufDHrrs 81 an
lrhta SO 20 Slf 900. pack
Iu. 900. sauft1 o.. throw uuIs bltN u
so t. pigH, good to ,uoicv u
usIt %
'uftl, rrrcIpiH 5000. beef Htrp.s
opening SLOW ut frst'riHN's luW time.
N" stock siruuT. calves 10 tu lu
GENTS hirhefi feeders STEADY hrof cat.
fI' good rhui,, and prime So luu
f'" 600 common and medium $40 iU
$1,000. butcher stock. cows uul
lH.ii.ra 81 tOnf So Iu. tuuuem arl
cutters ~tHi'Htft go. siuokrrH uuI
fHri"fH roud. choice tHi fancy fii %
H $1,000. inferior common aud m
dium a. til 1as veal calves. rori
uuH choice So 600 fit.5t.
Sheep receipts 5000 market actiy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
FOR sA~LE-rypewriters

ALI KINDS. both nes Gno second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Ty typewriter ES.
change. Phone st4. i1z No. eth. S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
wANTED-Male Help

THOSTNTE FGTTTTEHs 70 rood 5ur
announcement undrr Personal No
drugs The Ilrtftufhfrmul tum ratut,
atgA Harrison Hldn S~truhruNille. 90.
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R

cause 20 disease office kurhDr
HldE, zoe . Nurth second street 81.
d Eurr hf Phone fHi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
FOR RENT

FOR NENr One furnished hunea-
low ON East Central avenue a. $50
per month Inquire o. o. Mcl'nnna.
Ground Floor c7omwell nuiidinr
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XIV MnxIoo CENTRAL RAILWAY
rAssNN0rR rRAig SCHEDULE

X ~ 40 2 MN "a rass snd 80 ! from 40
east a. Hauta o. uiih y . . ~ b. Denver
10 = tuunerfa a. candy With A n a
\ Y No 10 frum hhagunFuna 81 Willard
with A. II, A \ v trails for hounlrinalr.
Helen and Albuquerque 81 forrancs sth D.
y a " ~ 4 Zoe haa,'a Rosa. Tueamrari
and ne east
For further lnfnnmauun eommuniraia wlth
D r. eEuuEHsON
Traffic Manager
ranta - n n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

HuNOitAniN DISCHARGED volume
toer wants iuI Not PARTICULAR.
Address " care Herald
plsHuAHGEu volunteer. have egrri-
iyuf discharge seeks EMPLOY uIeut.
general office work fnr mercantile nr
lumber firm. can handle l%ndividual
Hud general ledger SPEAK spanish.
Addruss. urnlbmlu N,why t4f North
EIgnth street tItY
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wANFED-mlscsnAnsous

-
WANTED To trade for "a good sec.
1ud hand car. Ford preferred Boz
a5T. phone gtU1-fi
WANTED To buy secondhand fur
uiture Chat D.. keppeier. toi 50.
First &c. Ihnu. SCI.
WANTED To lease uy ranches
thirty Wilcs north Of o. puan for
torn o. years or viii pasture cattle.
Prices reasonable Address uoN 100.
Anthony. Now MEXICO.
wANTED-Carefui kogaN nningtns
ny master photographer. twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed Send your finishing TO o
reliRhie established firm. Hanna a
Hanna. hhster Photographers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
FOUND


lNi SD" doctors uurkrt oiso nn
fwefth street DWnyr mas have
Same hN %ldcnufyinr aud payinr Tor
ed tus Nurth Twelfth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

IutNu Three inner tubes. Inquire
ui Justice ut the Peace. at 1903
South second street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

SOL" hurk. rth lH Mercantile pu.
u'I u|u"HHuruu sterling dut BILLS ur
r|hHurri demand t1ait. rHhIH
AftT.ft.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
FOR -REHT-Rooms

AMERICAN HOTEL - Rooms and
board, rates reasonable, s02N West
Central. Phone Iul.
FOR REST Rooma aud aieopir
purrhrs Modem cnuNauteurea
Fifst cluaH board. lsntlrmcn only.
Phone tiNb-NM
FpN REST Two we'll lighted office
rooms. connected. frontage ON gud
street First National bank iIullding.
Enquire 10 X % SELLERS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Santa Fc Time Table
%


10 Doe From ~ fase.. 1ipm
No. from NJ Peso. Z iunam
80. aUI rrnnffis a. nflfr Nith so tfa
far clesls. rcsas valley Kansas CtJ and
Galf coast
So SOS ronassts ~ nsisn Win No ma
from Clovis and pninta east ard aarth q
GInFIn.
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FOR SALE

fa.1fu- N.ronw. fun.HtrN ram q
dwelling. Dot tOuftfl. hNr.
tfoor good r1mGo aud OUT.
huIidinrr. highlands, close
in. will trade for smaller
house.
$500 5-room brick. modern. hot
wutsr heat. good shade.
rnU.rc fourth wnrd, close in
. 5so-s.room cottage slocping
porch. shower bath. hot and
cold water. HlghiaudH. Gloss
im.
o.. s0o-d-room brick. modern, well
built. hot water heat. Corucf
lot. Highlands. close ln.
i7.es0-a-room Single bungalow.
modern. sleeping porch, fruit
trees. good barn. Highlands.
$1,000 room frame. modem, Gloss
In. tth ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
LOST.

Lost Diamond bracelet between =.
Walter and old Town. ON Central
avenue Ifum there hack 10 IEth
street thourp to TIcuIs. return 60
D.. utcii ll3 John 81. and receive
-uLilhIn I.MlII-
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FOR SALE Five lots. clear. $3.50.
Roma avenue. near 18th street. a.
o. M Inclusive block g. psrea. A.
ssssed ut n,soe Make offer = r..
Hathaway, 1897 Gaylord street. Dem
Yer. Cole
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone

Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious.
constipatcd, h%cadpchy. Listen to me!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
A.FLElSCHER

REAL ESTATE, lllsE AND AUTO
phonc ga. ~ uur
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MISCELLANEOUS

OXFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM -
Under new management special
sunday dinner short orders ctr Spc-
cia rates hv fho month Home cook
ms family style. n0f south Thlrd ~.
AIRS. Nichols Mgr.
CnLonED MANfCUHiET ana hnir.
dresser wunta some CUSTOMER VIII
call at residence. also az aanatnrluma
Phone iGtG
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PoR sALE-mlscenaueous


ron SALLY inch steel shafunr.
foot or $50 noN So or phone
gfut-Fi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Ils Iurri pfffnffshlp heretofore e.Isi.
ins hHteeeu WinsH Livingston 1ahu LIt.n.
,iHn Fnd NJ Nruirr.uu. aad fradIue ls M
I"ul. luInIfulr tHUHarY has been thia "a,
Dissolved Nrssr IINIugatuu rstIrirr and
Mr hrudertnn taking over ihr snfIrs husi.
boss collecting aI HHisfUudirs ar.aHuts iuf
ihH flfW aud rhtIHs auI obligation thtrol
utlsh BOOB be- uH~fsrHHd.lE
NNMAN LIVINGSTON
IuNN LIVINGSTON
u h-nunENSnN
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fuH sALE-t0 acre mnch In alfalfa.
good house, barn. pump chicken
hnuhrt ANA hos pens ZOE quick anio.
t-4uN.nn. Inquire y o. Mrtunnu.
Ground floor. Cromwell pmlIInr
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-17
SHEYENNE VALLEY

The farmers in this neighborhood
have started with their summer plow-
ing.
Martin Olstad and son Ernest, were
business visitors at Kathryn last
Monday. -
Russell Rudd arrived from Fargo a
couple of weeks ago and will spend
the summer in this neighborhood.
There was big crowd at the Shey-
enne Valley Ladies' Aid picnic last
Sunday which was held at James G.
Thoreson's grove.
Anton Anderson, ST., returned home
last Tuesday from Nome after a cou-
pie of weeks visiting there.
Jens Henrikson and so julius were
in Kathryn last Monday with some
cattle which they were going to ship
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens o. Aas and fam
ily were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Stevens and family last Tuesday
afternoon.
John F. Henrikson, Christ Nickel
son and Paul Fjeldstad were Kathryn
shoppers last Thursday afternoon.
Carl Monson, Edward, Olga and
Martha Olstad autoed to Valley City
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-17
SOLDIERS HOME
COMING DAY

To show appreciation of the SER
vices rendered during the war the
people Of Valley City are planning a
big home coming celebration for all
soldiers, sailors and marines, which
said celebration will be held at the
Chautauqua Park in this city on July
10, one week from next Friday. It
is designed to have on this day ev-
cry man in Barnes county who wore
the uniform of his country - any
branch of service-as guest and to
give him the best possible time on
that day to make them all feel that
they are appreciated and to welcome
them back home in substantial man.
ner. The various committees are at
work making up a celebration pro-
gram that we think will be pleasing
and entertaining. We do not know
exactly at this time what it will be but
we do know that it will be a hum
dinger. There will be barbecue of
several steers, there will be probably
two bands to furnish music, there will
be big dance, probably some sort of
an entertainment company and plenty
of eats, drinks, smokes, ETC., that the
soldier boy wants. It is to be a big
doings with the boys the main spokes
in the wheel. We want them to come
in uniform and we want them to bring
their sweethearts and come prepared
to put in full day of joy and happi-
ness. It should appeal to everybody
as the one great gathering in the
counry's history-because it means
that out of this great war most of
our boys have returned to their homes
safe and sound, therefore it is day
of rejoicing on the part of every pa
triotic citizen of this country. Re
member this gathering, tell the boys
as you see them, cross off this date
on your calendar and come to Chau-
tauqua Park July 10 and be the guests
Of the good people of Valley City and
Barnes county. 2
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-17
BARNES COUNTY
FAIR AND RACES

Thursday was another fine day for
the fair and pretty good crowd was
on hand at the fair grounds. In the
afternoon there were two very good
races. Danelle, owned by J. T. Smith,
Fargo; Mistica, owned by Frank NAL
10y, Butte, Mont; Walnut Boy, owned
by. C. H. Loud, Miles City, Mont; Lou
Randall owned by DR.. J. A. Winsloe,
Cooperstown, N. D. This was real
race all right and Walnut Boy got
first money, Lou Randall second
money; Danelle, third. Time 2.24A
1923, 2.24A. -.~. ~~~, . -. -,~. s,as,5s..
The second race was the 2:2O pace
with four entries. Jennie May, owned
by Frank Malloy, Butte, Mont; The
Duke, owned by L. Downey, Wimble-
don; Bob, owned by F. C. Davies,
Butte, Mont; and All The Time, own
ed by J. T. Smith, Fargo. The VIM
bledon horse took first money, Jennie
May second, All The Time third.
Time 2:24A; 2:21A; 2.21A. There
was also lively running race. Sew
eral vaudeville stunts were performed
in front of the grand stand between
acts and the Municipal Band furnish
ed excellent music during the after
noon. In the evening there was big
crowd. The wild west aggregation
gave some thrilling stunts that put
your hair on edge and it is doubtful
If any person can stand two night of
such thrills on account of liability of
heart failure. The fireworks were
very good and some fine figures like
Gen. Pershing and the American flag
were sent off in colors that were very
good. Then came the bowery, oper-
ated by J. H. Sampson. He has a good
platform with a fine floor and this
was patronized very literally. The
boys and girls must dance you know.
Then say, don't forget that carnival
with all it's mysteries. They say it is
something great. All along the mid
way are booths of various nature
where you can spend your money to
your hearts content. You may not
get what you expect, but you get
something, and as you are out for a
time and are bound to spend your
loose change why there is the place
to let go if it. The big crowd and the
we'll lighted midway creates a scene
of much gaity and while perhaps you
do not get as much for your money as
you figure on getting you at least
are having the time of your life so
you might as we'll hop to it and figure
that it is the best there is. Tonight
Sampson is scheduled to bring the
widest steer in America to be ridden
by some of the cowboys. This animal
is said to be a real man eater and real
nervous people should not be present.
Then there is Irene, the famous buck
ing broncho, said to be the worst con-
tortionist in the bucking line in the
United States. Ten dollars is offered
to anyone who will ride this animal.
It is going to be some time at the
fair grounds tonight. You can get
Hamburger steak, any old kind of
steak, all kinds of eatables upon the
grounds and prohibition does not gov
ern there either because you can get
pop, Bud and sundry beverages to
allay your thirst. If you can't spend
your money it is your own fault.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-17
last Friday and took in the Chautau-

last Friday and took in the Chautau-
qua.
Miss Marie Henrikson returned
from Valley City one day last week
after couple of weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sebby autoed to
Kathryn last Thursday afternoon on
shopping. ~ 80
Jens Rensby was a visitor with G.
10. Aas last Friday evening.
Albin Olson went to Valley City
last Friday evening for visit. .,.
+ Henry G.. Aas and John F. Hen
rikson autoed to Valley City last Fri
day evening for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eainer Christianson
and Family of Valley City were Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Olson
and family last Friday afternoon.
Gust Collins of Sheyenne Valley and
Miss Bessie Woodland of Marsh town
ship were married last Monday at
Binford, N. D.
Bill, Mike and Walter Mar autoed
to Kathryn last Thursday afternoon
on shopping.
/ Joe Michen returned last Saturday
from Duluth, after an eight months
stay at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hagen of VAL
ley City were visiting at Opsahl home.