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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

On the Deep, Chalmers; A Little
 Love, A Little Kiss Waltz-Gold- en Sunset Values; Light Cavalry Overture, Xylophone - Tannhous- CT, Xylophone; Lukimo Tango - Every Little Movement Madame Sherry; Listen to This, One Step Ole Virginy, One Step; Lola, Ita- lian Serenade - Patrol of the Scouts, Conway's Band; La Fatal, (the Fatal Stone) from Aida, by Raspold and Zenatella; Laverne, Waltz Caprice, Saxaphone - Star light Serenade; Largo Al FactoIum
 Baritones in Italian; Lonesome, That's All - Think Love of Me
 Gladys Rice; L. Arlisienne, Avagit- to TT Albert Spaulding, Violin; Let By-Gones Be By-Gones-In Dreams My Own; Lullaby, Ernrine - From the Land of Sky Blue Water, Erie da He<npel; More Candy. One Step -Saxophobia Fox Trot, Saxophone:
 Massa's In De Cold, Cold Ground. by Caroline Lazzari - Dear Old Pal of Mine; My Cairo Love, Fox Trot - The Vamp, Oriental One Step My Baby's Arms, Dalhart- Shimmie Town, Fox Irot; Miss Trombone - Land Dance Des SOr- cieTes: My Dreams - 1 Did Not Know, Mario Laurent; Mad Scene, Lucia Di Lammermoor, Flute 0b- ligato, Anna Case - Mrs. Clancy's Boarding House Sweet Peggy Magee; Molly Dear Waltz - Old Timers Waltz; My Dream of Dreams Mrs. Sippi You're a Graid Old Girl: Malaguena. Spanish Song - Hark, What l Tell to Thee; Moaui Re Ala - Waialae, (Walt Song); My GrandCatheF's Girl-Sweet Cider Time When You Were Mine; Massa's In the Cold, Cold Ground-Old Black Joe, Banjo; Mummy Mine, Fox Trot - E-OW. One Step; Mandy Yip Yap Yap Hank-Y M. C. A. Yip, Yip, Iap Hank; Mary, Fox Trot-Tears, Fox Trot, TuXedoDance Orchestra;
 My Curly-Headed Bobby - Tse Gwine Back to Dixie; My Litt,e Dream Girl - She Lives Down In Our Alley; Melodie, Violin, Kath- leen Parlow - Rondo. Violincello; {;
 Mignon Fantasia, Part 1 and II, American Symphony Orchestra; :; Mickey, Vernon Dalhart - Kisses, (The Sweetest Kisses of AlA Naughty. Naughty! NaughiT.
 Pack Up Your Troubles in Your old Kit-Bag; Nadine Waltz. Cap rice. SaXophone-Elephdn, and inc Fly, Piccoio and BasSoon, Naval Reserve. March Spirit of America N. Y Military Band; Norine Naur- cen. Tenor and BriCh; Star of Love, Tenor Solo; Nights tiolic, l'and-Flieht of the Clip sies Band; Die Virginny Days, Homstead Trio--Wheu I'm Gone You'll Soon Eureot On the HUko Moko Isle, One Step Wake Cp America One Step; ole jins Christmas Hymn Star of Betit'e
 hem, Vernon Dalhart; Offeriort, Flute S;rajella Overture. AccoI- diCn; Old Black Joe. Piano, Andrc Bencois in E Flat, Piano; Q Terra Addiu Farewell Oh Earth) Grand Opera, Marie Rappold and Zantello; O Promise Me, Robin Good --Bcr Bolt Fantasia; Oh Johnu, Oh IObmnv. One Step
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
Edison Agency Also In Lowell and Douglas


Imperial Marimba Band; Charming WaItz-Out Of The East, Oriental Fox Trot; Come Paside Vezzoso- Fag Ut Portem, Carolina Lazzari; Celestial Christmas Bells; Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin' Caroline Indiana; Camouflage, One Step Indianola Fox Trot; Cleopatra Pol ka, -Egyptia, Peerless Or chestra; Call of the Cozy Little Home-You Are Still An Old Sweetheart of Mine; Grown Dia- moad Overture-Flirtat Concert Waltz; Chateau, Three Step - La Confession, Valse; Chin-Chin-ln the Land or Lorraine; Did You Mean All You Told Me Last Night That Tumble Down Shack In Athlone; The Darkyille Dance Christmas Symphony, Uncle Fritz and nChildren's Orchestra; Dixie Volunteers-I'm Going to Follow the Boys; Douglas, Tender and True-A Wonderful Thing; Dream of Home-The Fire Fly; Darktown Shutters Ball, Fox Tr0t-Lil Liza Jane, One Step; Don't Cry Little Girl, Don't Cry-Hesitation Blues! Oats What I Calls Music-The Night Before Xmas; Dream of Au- tumn-Valse Fantastique; Down the Jungle Land-Indianola Doug hie, The Baker-Wee Deoch and Doris; Don't Cry, Frenehie, Don't Cry-DOn't Forget the Salvation Army; Dear Heart, Violin, Flute and HarI-Memories of Home; 4 Dream Heart You Calling Me; Down In Lily Lands It Nothing 10 You? Betsy Lane Shepherd; Dancing Down In Dixie Land - c Bren Is Trying To Learn To Talk Hawaiian; Eyes That Say Love You--When the Bees Make Honey; Elegie - o Sole Mic (My Sunshine) Guido Ciccolini; Every body Calls Me Honey-Waltz. Ala bam; Evening Chimes In the Noun tains-The Stars and Stripes For ever March; Everybody's Crazy Over Dixie-What Could Be Sweet CT; Egyptland. Fox Trot-Jazbo Jazz. One Step; Forgotten, Chal- mers-II1nae Sweet Bessie. Marie Nareli; First Heart Thpbs- Mar riage Bells, Bells and Xylophone; ]; For You Alone-Little Grey Tome in West; Farewell, Marie <orri- sey-Fiow Gently Sweet Alton; Forever Is a Long. Long Time-My Hawaii. you're Calling Me; Fourth Of July Patrol. N. Y. Band-Y Yan- kee Doodle;; Further It Is From Tipperary-Round Her Neck Sine Wore a Yellow Ribbon: Freedom for All Forever, Arthur Midd eton There's Long, Long Frail, Frieda Hempel; For Me and My Gal-Nestine Time, Oh, Boy! Fluf- fy Runles One Step-Tears (D.g Your) Fox Trot: Genius Loci
 American String Quintet-Hearts and Flowers; Good Bye, Rose When the Song Birds Sing Nc More; Good Bye Everybody Quiet Little Evening al Home; Gitna Caucion Andaluza-LucreZia Boni; God Rest You Merry Gen
 uemeu-We Three Kings of Orient
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Aloha Oe-My Old Kentucky Home, by Frieda Hempel; Alexander's Band Is Back in Dixie-Say it Again Ave Maria, by Marie Rappold and Albert Spauiding; America Love You Molly Dear It's You I'm After;
 AmericaAHail Columbia, Star Spangled Banner; American War Songs Nc. 1-American War Songs No. 2; Alice In Wonderland-Th Chicken Walk! Around the Map Underneath the Stars After You've Gcne-Yourl Have to Put Him to Sleep with the Marscillaise and Wake Him Up With the ca, La La;
 Anchored-Land of the Long Ago; Amour, Viens Alden - Mon Occur L'Anvre a La VoiX, Amid the Odor Of Roses Romance; The Ameri- cans Coine-Tim Rooney's at the Fighting Alabama Plantation - fIabanera, by Sparkling; Anything Is Nice If It Comes from Dixie Have a Smile for Every One You Meet; Air for C Stripg-Joel Below, violin, Mlnuet ip C. Auf Wieder- shea-Blue Paradise, Waltz; Ashes Of My Eealt-There's a Garden In Old Italy; Audante. Concerto, in D Minor Evening Song. ViOlincello; Audanue RelioEOso, Violin, Violin cello and Piano-Barcarole, Tales of Hoffman; Awakening Of Spring -Pirouette, Intermezzo, Peerless Orchestral Alcoholic Blues. Vernon Dalhart-Every Day Will Be Sun day When the Town Goes Dry; Beautiful Ono. waltz - City of Dreams. fcS trot; By the Babbling Brook-Mem Of You Dear Hawaii. Better Ole enc step Somebody's sweetheart; The Boat With My 1Iue Loy-s Name When the Roses Bloom; Breeze Blow My Baby Back to Me-Rag- ging the Chop Sticks; Baby Mine Betsy Lane Shepherd - Smilin' Through, Chalmers; Bills Visit to St. Peter-Negro Vaudeville Sketch and Banjo, Police Courts-B- -Hap-E One Step-Foot Warmer, Fox Trot Louisiana Five-Peale Street Blue, Al Barnard Jazz Baby, Rachael Band-KMser Frederick March; Bring Me Letter From My Old Home Town Do Our Share While You're Over There; Bring Back Those Wonderful Days-John- ny's Tn Town Beneath a Balcony, fox trot-Hilda Fox Trot, Banjo Orchestra; Boys In Khaki-Fare- we'll Isabelle; Battle Hymn of the -Recessional. Thos. Chal- mers, The Gelida Mavina -Le RCyc (The Dream). Guido Ciccolinii; Cleo Fox Trot. All Star Trio Waltz Memories; Come 10 Me My Heart Is With the Loving Ones at Home; Calm As the Night, Betsy Lane Shepherd Home, Sweet Home; Could the Dreams Of a Dreamer Come TruC-Mister Silver Moon; Can You Tame Wild Wom- en Singapore; The Captive Two Roses. by Carolina Lazzari; Grad
 dle Sons and Home Sweet Home by Anna Case: Christmas Eve Fan tasie-Why the Chimes Rang Clover Club Fox Trot Mona Waltz
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

That Creepy Weepy Feeling, One Step. Out to Old Aunt Mary's, Re citadon-The RaggeGy Nav; On Frenchy, Arthur Fields-Oui, Oui Marie, Rachael Grant, Murray and Che: Oh That We Two Were Were Maying-In the Evening By the Moonlight; Oh Promise Me, Robin Hood, Caroline Lazzari- Sweetest Story Ever Told; Oper- atic Rag. Two Step-Skating Trot
 One Step; Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep Till Ny Daddy Comes HOme-When 1 Come Home to You: Oberon Overture, Pert l and II, Band; Ohi Lawdy, Some Things Done Got Between Ebenezer and Me-I Want to Hold You in My Arms; Opera at Pumpkin Center Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria; Oh,
 What a Pal Was Mary-Sweet Leonore, Lewis James, Tenor; A Perfect Day, Metropolitan Quartet Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Spencer-Patience Airs, Nos and II, N '. Light Opera Co.,: Pil- grims Chorus, TaunhauseT-Pro logue Pagliacci, Chalmers; Pretty EdelWeiss (AlOne at Last)-Teacil Me to Smile; Paprika, Band-Lu- cille Love, Waltz: Paddle-Addle, Fox Trot-Rambler Rose. One Step: Peacock Street, F'ox TrOi-- I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles and Till We Meet Again, Medley; Par ;gi c Cara Ear rem Gay PariS) )- Traviata. Alice Nerlet and Guido Ciccolini: Tho Poem, Waltz BOS- ton-El Rio Rey, Tango; Printemps Oui Commence (FaiT SpTinstime ':eginniugj S3mson and Dalthah -Cisneros; Pee' Gynt, Parts and r. SOdero's Band; Rag-a Minor One Step-Watermelon Whisper, Fox Trot The Rosary, Christine When tle Robins Nest Again; Robert Le Di2ble. Fantasia. Parts and II; The Rosary--A Dream Come,, by Ernest Albert Conturier; Roses At Twilight You're Making d Miser oi Me; Rose of no Mans Land-When the Ships Come Home; Rienzi Over -Tannhauser March Richard Wagner. Band Red 1antem. Met roroltan Quartet When You Hold Me ip Your Arms; Re Dell Ahrsso Affertate tThe Mask BalD Mon
 Occur Sauvre; Song of the Chimes Sweet April. Hear My Prayer. Spencer; Sunshine Song Young Tom ODoyon; Silver May, Metro politan Quartet Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight; Sercnade (Sing. Smile. Slumbor). Tenor Solo in French by Allesandro Buci; Southern Rose Walta-Forasetta Tarantella, Brass and String Orchestra; Scherzo-- Tarantello. Violin, Tamborin Chimes. violin. May Zautay; Steu With Pep, One Step-There's q Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl, Foy Trot; St. Louis Blues, FoN Trot--Zazzie-Ad- die One Step; A Spring Mornin z T am a Roamer Bold; Song ot India. By Anna Case: Sari Waltz Stars and Stripes Forever. lm-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

perial Marimba Band; Sybil. Fox Trot, When Cupid Cails-Sybil Waltz; Snowy Breasted Pearl Gipsy Love Song, the Fortune Tell CT; Symoye's Scng-WiH O. the Wisp. Anna Case; The Spanish Dancer-Love's Sorrow; Serenade, Tenor, Burton Leinhan-The Bells of Lee, Helen Clark; She Is Far From the Land-AIelafne, Tenor, Reed Miller; Singapore, Fox Trot Arabian Nights, One Step; Some body's Waiting for Scmeone-Wa- ters of Venice; Serenade in B Flat. Armand Vecsey and Orchestra Rococo Rendezvous, fnueruezZo; Sweet Forget Waltz Cap rice-Narcissu Country Dance; Solome, Intermezzo-Sere D- Almond Imperial Marimba Band; Sons of Mother Earth-When the Right Girl Comes Along; Sweet Old Rose-ThereH Come a Day. Elizabeth Spencer: Taxi, One Step Western Land. Fox Trot, Saxo- phone, Xylophone and Piano; The Two Larks-Prelude ArabssQue, Piano; Too Much Mustard-MOon light Rag, Band; That Wonderful Mother of Mine-Dear Little Boy of Mine. Will Oakland, Counter Tenor; Trumpeter Of Sackinen, omst-Witb Sword and Lance, March, N. r. Band; That Creepy, Weepy Feeling g-Thcre's Egypt in Your Dreamy Eyes, Vernon Dai- hart: Toreador Halo:, Tenor, Reed Miller-The Moon Drops Low. Spencer; That. Funny Jazz Band From Dixie When You Hear Jackson Moan on His Saxo- pacna; Take a Chance, Fox Trot This Is the Fine One Step; That's Why My Heart Is Calling Sou-Will You Remember May time: Theme and Variation Erie da Hempel: Urna Fatal Del Mo Desjiuo- -Suona La Tromba F. ln- trepido: Uncle Sam Medley Nos | and II. National Guard Fife and Drum Corps: -Noge ri Donna La AIlDCOIld G0AGAilo4Aos V q lAitA AfA Rusticana: We La Dissi CDid I Not Tell You)-Madam Butterfly Cic- cclini and Chalmers; We Are All Going 10 Call on tho Kaiser When Send You a Picture of Der lin: Won't You Come Back to Me Wishing That Dreams Would Come True; When l Met N0u- Why Did You Come Into My Lite; When Us Night Time Down in Burgundy -Ncet MC Meath inc Persian Mn0u; Way Down in io8n
 -Yaddie kaddic. haddie koo;
 Whenever I Think of You Betsy Lane shepherd Garden oi FLOW -rs: William Toll Overture. Parts . and n. Edison Concert Band; We Have No One to Care for Us Now Baby Rose. Won Brunt: Who Cares Papa's Darling When You'ro Away; Nour King and County Want You A Can tc Arms; Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula- Or the Hoko Moko Isle. Comic
 Yesterday and Today-Jhst Wearying for You.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

payments as they become due" the message read. "I hold you to your contract and you have no right to enter into any other negotiations"
 Cochrane said the next payment unde rthe provisions of the agree ment was not due until June 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

that Descamps made such state ment and announced that he had sent cable message today asking him to deny it.
 q have mace the first payment un- der the contract due on or before February 15 and shall make further
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Descamps, manager of Georges Car pentier, the French heavyweight
 champion, that Cochrane's agreement with Carpenter would expire Janu- ary 15, if he was unable to obtain the signature Of Jack Dempsey by that date. Cochrane declared he doubted
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
THE WEEK WITH TIE 4Y''
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Twenty bowlers of Bisbee went to Douglas Saturday with the first team to defend the Walter Douglas trophy cup. They were defeated by the small margin of Is pins. They were enter tained by the Douglas ladies most hospitISly The Bisbee team still is IS pins in the lead.
 The Althea Players of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau last Monday night gave an entertainment which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The quin- tet ofIyoung ladies proved themselves accomplished violinists and made 9 decided success. It is heartily desired that the next number of this course will prove as great 8 success as the Althea Players.
 The Spanish Club will meet next Thursday evening All those wno are studying the language are invited and urged to come. Practice in conversa- tion is as essential to the mastery Of fluent Spanish as is exercise of the muscles to become strong. If one will not practice ones vocabulary as it is acquired, it is soon forgotten and lost. Membership in the club is open to both men and women. Those wishing more information about the club may inquire al the desk in the Y. The of ficers of the club are: President Al onzo Crittenden, secretary and treeas- urer Mrs E. J. Flannigan.
 The "Y'' Camera Club is still pop ular feature of the place. Almost ev- cry kind Of photographic work can be done there An excellent enIarging camera forms part of the equipment.
 T>e bowling alleys which were closed immediately after the termina- ton of the recolt hot spot bowling tournament in order that slight re- pairs could be made is again open, much to the great satisfaction of the bowlers who have most reluctantly given up the sport for several days. The interest has been so great this season that the bowlers cannot bear to suspend this sport for even day, and they will learn with keen pleas ure that the bowling fraternity can again gather an individual couplet
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
English Promoter
 Holds Descamps to
 Big Fight Contract

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-Charles B. Cochrane, the English fight promoter, tonight denied the assertion of M.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Mothers Club win meet Wednesday at the Y. M. c. A. in their regular bimOnthly meeting. Wm H. Matthes former physical director Of theN " will be the speaker. All the mothers will remember Mr. Matthes as Doc" Every mother in the district is iivited regardless of whether she has a bog' or not
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

c. r. Coykendale, representative of the Financial Bureau of International Committee, Y Nj c. A, New York spent two days visiting the district and in conference with the Board of Directors on I1ntters pertaining to fl nancial reletioiIs with the Y M. c. A. MT. Coykendale is one of the strong men of the International committee and is nightly pleased with the pres ent status and future encouraging prospects Of the Warren District Y. M. c. A.
 The Y. Nj c. 4. wishes to acknowl- edge with many thanks the contribu- ton ih renewal of ono years sub- scription to the New Armenia" This periodical is fuIi of items Of vital in terest in view of the tremendous hap penings for the past several years and the prospective opportunity fer new nation to develop. Sir. Stringian is one of the very much interested Az menian members of the Warren Dis trict Y. N. C. \. and considers it d privilege to supply the reading tables with the magazine for which the membership gre grateful.
 Next Saturday nighC-- the shield team will come up from Douglas to bowl in the shield tournament. They have now lead of 1Si pins, but the Bisbee boys are confident that they will eTen up matters and get q lead on their own alleys. The lineup Of the Bisbee team is as follows: 4. 0. Johnson, captain; W. M Brown. J. Atkinson. A. c. Zozoya, r. BruainT. c. P. Butler, E. Witdg, M. L. Drury, T. Duff, Frank Pugner.
 The Junior boys under the leader ship of Robt L. Reagan. assistant boys work secretary, hCIl a beean feed Saturday afternoon. Mir Reagan is to have entire charge now Of all the younger boys of the department He has many interesting and enjoya- ble events planned for the future. Pershing club, a junior organization, now meets on Sunday afternoons.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Teams will be handicapped accord ing to their members handicap score less 10 Ter cent.
 If member of team and suB5ti tute are both absent. the member bowling will put down his partners name and handicap average less 10 per cent.
 The total of the five games with the handicap will count against every other team five games total
 The team having the winning scores against the most teams for the five weeks will be the high team.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Many have been the reoISsts for hikes recently among the boys. A number of hikes are now being plan ned in the very near future. Dixie canyon will De the boys hang-out. The v. V. V. Club will meet next Thursday night for their regular meet ing. At this time they will install the new officers for the coming six months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

Save this list for future references It will help you to
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

The 'Y'' Camera Club is still pop ular feature of the place. Almost ey- cry kind Of photographic work can be done there. An excellent enlarging camera forms part of the equipment.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-05-20

schools will be held here July IA sG'1o,
and will be in the nature of an insti-
tute according to plans outlined by
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, state superin-
tendent of public instruction.
Hankinson.-The Hankinson Potato
Warehouse association has been Or
gonized, and the members intend to
have q warehouse built in time to take
care of the 1920 crop. The estimated
cost is $4,000, most of which has been
subscribed.
Cando.-Margaret SwartZ, a high
school student, committed suicide by
swallowing two ounces of carbolic
acid. Death came Is hours after she
had swallowed the poison. Accusation
of misdemeanors by fellow students is
said to be the cause of the rash act.
Dickinson.-The annual meetings of
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah grand
lodges will be held here the first three
days in June. A record attendance is
expected because the selection of a
site for the new Odd Fellows home is
n of the important matters to be
disposed of and several cities and
towns are candidates for the location.
Fargo.-County Agricultural Agent
e. A. Wilson has received reports
from the vicinities of Hunter and
Leonard that hog cholera has been
discovered in herds. Mr., Wilson has
reason to believe that the disease is
spreading in the county and has issued
a warning to farmers to watch their
hogs closely for any symptoms.
Jamestown.-George We're, seven
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
We're, burned to death when the barn
which he ignited, caught fire and was
destroyed. The family thought the lit
tie boy had gone to Sunday school and
his terrible death was not discovered
until firemen brought the charred re-
mains out OF the BUILDING
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-05-20

-ac although many nave been retard-
ed because Of adverse weather and
still have a good deal Of field work
to do. The farmers are devoting most
Of their attention to forage crops, the
wheat acreage falling off q little.
There will be a good deal of oats but
practically no rye. Flax IS not much
in evidence. An energetic campaign is
being waged by County Agricultural
Agent Max Morgan in an effort to get
the farmers to build pit silos. The
county corn club is also making itself
felt, the number of members pledged
to plant corn being about so.
Zap.-W. e. Cowan, a financial
broker of Fargo, spent a day here and
completed details in which the new
Lucky Strike Coal company takes over
the property and has secured the right
of way for a spur which will be built
to- the mine. Outside capital and
prominent mining men are interested
in the new company and modern ma
chinery run by electricity will be in
stalled. AS the plans now stand
everything will be in working order
by August l.. There will be a daily
output of about 400 tons with a
monthly payroll of between $4,000
and $4,000. About so men will be
employed at the beginning and the
number increased as fast as working
conditions permit.
Devils Lake.-Michael Doyle, an old
settler of Ramsey county. died at his
home following a long illness.
Bismarck.-North Dakota soon will
be In the creamery business, its initial
venture in this industry will be at
Werner. where "a creamery owned by a
cooperative company has been leased
by the department of agriculture and
labor. The industry is to be supported
by the fund created on the so cents
.eass. i.O0O pounds of b~ntterfat ham
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-05-20

Norway, will be held June II, IS anu
10, and is announced by the CONNER.
sial club.
Fargo.-The project known locally
as the "FargO-Moorhead Rabbit Game"
an alleged rabbit farm venture propos-
ting to- raise rabbits for the fur more
especially than for the meat, is said
to be the subject of investigation by
the Minnesota Blue Sky commission.
1t is not known whether or not stock
in the firm will be allowed to go on
the market.
Williston.-At a meeting Of the
Williams county commissioners it was
decided to call a joint meeting Of the
township supervisors with the commits
%sioners, to map out a route for a
county road, running from this city to
Zahl. 1t was necessary to issue $4,000
in additional warrants to take care Of
the seed and feed applications.
Devils Lake.-The Workers Cooper
alive laundry, which was organized
after the refusal of a local concern to
meet wage demands, expects to be
open for business sometime this week.
The project was fostered and support
ed financially by sources in the Trades
and Labor assembly. All necessary
machinery has been purchased and is
being rapidly installed.
Jamestown.-The Laymen's Holiness
association will hold camp meetings in
Beulah park from June Is to 2S-
Devils Lake.-The job Of city as
SCISSOR went begging and is now being
done by City Auditor NJ. j. Cowley.
assisted by two others.
Amidon.-Two mail routes out Of
here combine the regular rural and
star route services. One route sup
plies the postoffice at Pierce and the
other connects with Midway.
Valley City.-The mid-year meeting
of the county superintendents OF