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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21
Hyde Park Center

Willie Dick is i'll with severe cold.
Gladys Dick spent the weekend with
her parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clapper has been ill the
rasr few days.
Silas Whitcomb visited his sister, Mrs.
Alma Jewett recently.
Mr. Cram and VIM. Hodges of Bolton
Mountain, were callers at Harold Jewetts
Sunday.
Deimar Jewetts hand which was in
wy bad condition with blood poison,
is now much better.
Andrew Cleveland was quite i'll last
week with chronic appendicitis. DR..
Stevens is in attendance.
Elmer Morrison, who been staying
at Harold Jewett's has has returned to
his work on Bolton Mountain.
Mrs. Thompson OF Canada. who has
been visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Glenn Clapper, has been i'll the past few
DAYS.
Earl Mower has finished work for Geo.
Wheeler and gone to Elmoie to visit his
sister. Mrs. Delano, and celebrate his
sixtieth birthday.
Miss Ruth Gladeling closed a success
full three weeks of school here last week
Each scholar received a fine Xmas pres
emit She has returned to her home in
NontDelier.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

The Christmas exercises will be
held in the main part of the church
next Saturday evening. A very inter
esting program will be rendered by
the Sunday School aSd two large.
Christmas trees will contain presents
for the boys and girls.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs A. R. Camp
bell this evening, There will also be
a business meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society at the close of this service.
The Junior League service last Sun
day afternoon was led by Philip King
and the vestry was well filled with
boys and girls.
Next Sunday afternoon the Junior
League will put on Christmas pro-
gram and Santa Claus will distribute.
presents from a large Christmas tree
for all the boys and girls.
Next Sunday morning a special
Christmas program will be rendered
by the choir and the pastor will
preach a sermon, in harmony with
the occasion, the subject being "The
Heart Strings of Christmas" A
beautiful Christmas souvenir will be
given to each person attending this;
service
The Ladies' Aid Society has taken
in over $500 from the recent sale.
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WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

CHlCAGo.-CattIe feeders employed
by packing houses were called upon
to strike in sympathy with tho
butchers.
SRANGHAl.-It is thought possible
that the civil war which has beeI
Waged in China for the last four years
may be ended by the resignation Of
Premier Chin and the accession -
power of LANG Shi-Ki
NEW YORk.-One of the most daC.
ing hodups in New York in wears was
perpetrated when three masked men
held up the cashier, auditor and two
other employees Of the Capitol Thea.
ter and escaped with $4,000 In cash
PARASITIC Senate voted conf.
dence in the Government of Premier
BRAND on the ques ton of the resump.
ton of relations by rance with me
Vatican The vote was la to 129
NEW YoRk.-Jerome NaDoIeon
Bonaparte, great-grandSCn Of jerome
Bonaparte, King of WestphaIia the
youngest brother of Napoleon l., has
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21

received tentative oner of the throne
of Albania. Mr.. Bonaparte at his home
IA Park avenue, admitted that he
had been approached on the matter in
Washington recently by I 4. Chekrezi.
Commissioner from Albania to the
United States
NEW HAVEN. - Mrs. Stephen v
darkness of New York City was an.
nounced by the Yale Alumni Weekly
rs the donor of $3,OOOOO0 to Yale on
condition that the university raise
-, OUU000 more to increase salaries
Of members of the faculty of Yalr
University.
osslNlNG, N. Y.-George Brazie,
sixty years old, farmer or Coopers-
town. \. Y, was put to death at Sing
Sing Prison. He entered the electric
chair at II :03 o'clock and was pro.
nounced dead at II IL. \ His only re.
mark was "Good-bye .oys," as he on.
tered lie death chamber
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GihOn Valley Grange

Gihon Valley Grange elected officers
Dec. 18th, for the ensuing year. They
are as follows
Master-Koy Stetson.
Overseer-Victor Derry.
Chaplain-Ernest Mudgett.
Lecturer-Charles Hadley.
Secretary-Mildred Foss.
Treasurer-Cash Griswold.
Asst. Steward-Carl White.
Lady Asst. Steward-Mrs. Roy Leach.
Steward--Roy Leach.
Ceres-Mrs. Roy Stetson.
Flora-Mrs. Robert Flanders.
Pomona-Mrs Agnes O'Kane.
Gate Keeper--Clinton Jones.
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Mountain View

Bers Bowen and wife were visitors in
n orrlsvllIe Monday.
Chauncy Towne OF Stowe was visi-
tor the past week at G. M Hogabooms.
Miss MadPe Jones, who is attending
school at Johnson, is home for the Holt
days.
Bert Bowen and wife and Neva and
Ruby Amadon visited at Arthur Pages
in johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Owen, who has been in
Staustead, P. @, the past four weeks
visiting her parents, returned home M o n
day night.
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Riverside

Homer Holmes of johnson visited at
Joel Bessey's recently.
Bert Bowen and wife were Sunday
visitors at Arthur Pages.
Louis Decell and family were visitors
in Morrisvills last Thursday.
Miss Addie Stanley OF Montpelier is
visiting her uncle, Chas Lucas.
Alice Trudeau is at home from her
school inWaterbury for a two weeks va
cation.
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UniyersaIist Church

Morning service at 1915; Sunday
School at noon.
! Y. P. c, U. meeting at seven. This
will consist of program offered by
Miss Moody's class of the Sunday
School. The first portion will consist
of recitations by younger members
of the Sunday School The second
portion will consist of an elaborate
little play, entitled "The Lonesome
/ Little Evergreen Tree" This will be
of the nature Of "White Christmas
exercise and members of the parish
are urged to bring offerings wrapped
in white and hold them until they
are called for. These offerings are
gifts in the name of Christ to the I'M
fortunate little ones in the world.
! They will be divided between local
children and the inmates of the Home
for the Feeble-Minded at Brandon, VT.
The regular Christmas entertain
ment of the Universalist Sunday
School will be held at the church on
Thursday evening at five. Supper, en-
tertainment and tree.
Choir rehearsal Thursday at 1880
p. m. at the church.
The members of the Louise M. Slo-
cum class will meet at Mrs. Fortier's
on Wednesday afternoon. Object
work to bring happiness to some of
our rural homes for the Christmas
season.
The Christmas program for the
service at 10:45 o'clock service fol-
lows:
Voluntary,
"Barcarolle" from "Tales of Hoff-
man"
Cantata,
"The Hope of the World" Schneider
Offertory,
"Miserere," from al Trovatore"
Sermon,
"The Mystery of the Unopened
Package and the Christ Crusade"
Postlude, A flat
Choir: Sopranos, the Misses Wilma
Gill, Charlotte Slayton, Doris Graves.
Mrs. Harold ODER, Mrs. Clifton
Greaves, Mrs. George. F. Fortier:
altos, the Misses Elizabeth Barrows,
Mildred Fortier, Beatrice Morrill,:
tenors, Eben Barrows and F. NJ. Ober:
basses, Willard Sanders and Carroll
Silloway; violinist, Phillip Goddard:
organist, Wendall Gill; director, Mrs,
George F. Fortier
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Nc KinS try Hill

Hobart Manning purchased pair Ct
h )rses of Steve Wheeler.
Meryl and Rex Stewart were visitors
in Morrisville Saturday.
B. F. Bowen entertained his brother.
Simon Bowen OF Lowell, last week.
Hobart Manning and wife OF ODER Hill
were guests OF Geo. Stewart and wife
Monday.
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MorrisvilIe Churches
Advent Christian Chufcb

Last. Sunday morning the pastor
spoke from John 1910, using the sub
lect christian Religion, Working
Principle of Life" He spoke of the
desirability of quality instead of
quantity in effort and accomplish
ment; gave a definition of religion and
stated how it changes the daily life.
During the Sunday School hour the
demonstration was given on the arrest
and trial of Paul, parts being taken
by about % people. This was very
impressive way of reviewing the les
sons just in the past.
L.. w. meeting was led by Miss,
Freda Putnam with a solo by Mrs.
Grace Freer
The evening subject by Mr.. Penden
was "Scriptural Promises"
wednesday evening prayer service
will be held at the usual hour.
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HYDE PARK

Everett Hebb is visiting his uncle in st
Johnsbury.
Sheriff Stevens will take "Reddy" to
Windsor Thursday.
Remember, the Blue Mark is mo re-
specter uf persons"
Misses Selma Strong and Cora Fair
banks are home from the U. V. M. for
the holidays.
A s!aughter-house has been built at the
hide house and leased to Will Hicks. See
Business Notice.
Rural schools of Hyde Park and all
schools of Wolcott. Eden, Belvidere and
Waterville open for the winter term Jan. 2.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21

Stowe is getting things into shape for
Its usual Mid.winter Carnival. which
comes in the middle of FEBRUARY. That
live town promises bigger and better
than.ever Carnival. They'll have it, be-
cause they know how to do it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21

If ever president sought TO Go his duty,
and to make a success of his office, It is
the present one. He is trying desperately
hard, and what is better, to a very large
degree he is succeeding. Herald
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Christian Science Society

The services of this society are held
every Sunday forenoon at 10:45 in the
hall over E. w. Gates store.
The subject for next Sunday is
christian Science"
Sunday School will be held at 9:45
Sunday morning.
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Episcopal Services

There will be a Communion Service
Christmas day at the N. E. o. P. hall
at 10:45 a. m. All who do not wor-
ship elsewhere are cordially invited
to attend. Rev. G. r. Brush of Hard
wick will preside.N
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21

The boys and teachers in ore of the dis
trict schools in Jamaica are working I'D
the years wood themselves and will use
the money thus saved to buy things for
their school room. -
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Our Examnle

Our Example.
Our example is worth a thousand
arguments.-Gladston
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A Wide Selection of Gift Rings

Ge-set rings appropriate this season, for men,
women and children. They the gift supreme-the
the finger reminder of the love, thought
fitness and discrmin of the who gives it. You
will be impressed by the marvellous assortment of gem
set rings bearing the w. w. w. mark of guaranteed
In this department. aone you could almost do all
OF your Christmas shopping. Come and see why.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
THE TONGUE

1t is the tongue that causes the
tho evils that exist in the world;
it is the tongue that sets nations
at war; it is the tongue that
causes broils in the domestic
circle; it is the tongue that cause
he fire of animosity and i'll will
to burn in our midst. II we can
succeed in governing the tongue
according to the mind and will OF
God. we have got peace in our
families. peace in our neighbor-
hoods. peace in our community,
and what is more than all else.
peace with our God.
SELECTED.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
LaLaHde Locals

Mr.. E r Turner, ofsTait, was
il town wednesday taking advan
tage Of the Bargain sale being
staged by J.D. Greenwood.
Cattle Buyers are much in evil
dence since Harry Makemson got
in his herd from Texas. Sevhral
sales have ready been made.
The patrons OF tie Poetoffice
are delighted with the late arran-
cement ofsour office which gives
the owners OF lock boxes an open
lobby ct all hours from sunup to
sUndown. Mrs. r. w. Drake is
assistant now in chasge.
Rev. M P, Smith and family,
of q 'eenfi Id, Oklahoma, is expe
cted in next week to begin a series
of revivals at Bethany. Rancho
and La Lande. Many will remem
ber Rev. Smith who held revjv
al here laet March and will be
glad to welcome him with us again
A 100000 dollar farm in Okla
with a fine orchard and modern
improvements 10 trade for New
Mexico ranch land. W.P. Hart
will put you in touch with the ow
ner il. you have the land.
Mrs. Susan Duvall is expected
in any time. She has been in KY.
for over a year but for sometime
has been longing for the freedom
of the Great West, Sne has a splen
did home here and has made us a
good citizen and this is another
evidence of the efficacy of the
water of the Rio Pecos. (Don't
ever drink out Of the Pecos river
ifyou expect to leave and want
to be contented elsewhere.)
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07

The American Red Rross has
has turned over more than $1,000,
900 worth of medical and hospital
supplies from its European stock
and from stores on this side of the
Atlantic, which are not needed
at home. to be used in the famine
districts of Russia, ,as the initial
step Of the Red Cross to provide
medical assistance go soreIy need
ed in that section. Four tons of
medicines and drugs, thirty five
ear loads of hospital clothing val
ued at $500, 900 are from the Eur
opean stocks of the Red Cross.
according to cBble advices receiv
ed at the Nationrl Red Cross
Headquarters in Washington.
Other shipments include $4,000
worth of towels and blankets for
hospital use, and thirty five cases
of surgical dressings. Lieut.. Col.
Henry w. Beeuwkes, who was q
mem per of General Pershing's
staff in Frrnce, is in charge Of the
medical operations iu Russia.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
A GOOD WORD.

Have good word for every
body. The only man who has a
right to look down on there is the
man in an airship. .Enen the tomb
etones speak well Of those be-
meath them.
1.-THE University News
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
Selected.

Rev. Hodge who is 70 hold a
series OF meetings here. is in a
meeting at House this wesk He
will begin here, at Tatban, Satur-
pay night October the 9Th, don't
forget the date. Bro. Hodges ] :
of the Christian Faith.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
| I lT>EdLS<

Majestic Theatre al Fort Sumner
Get our prices on storage tanks
J. S. Philips, Garage.
Fer Trade. One Ford car,
Pair four year old mules, well
broke, will trade for cattle.
George Holder, Taiban, MN.
Rev, A. l. Maddox of Tucun-
carl, New Mexico, State Evangel-
iat was in Taiban, Friday in the
interest oI the Baptist SIS 1000. 900
campaign. He spoke on Cam
paign Crisis" In connection
Eith this campaign the Baptist
have baptized one thousand new
converts in the churches OF New
Mexico since last NOV ember 1920.
SFot sale A three burner,
New Perfection, oil stove. See
w. M. (Milford) Holder.
e. A Jolly is erecting a new
COW shed on his town property.
Il sure is fine 10 see him at work
once more
Grandma Bays:nger moved into
town th,s week to send her
graudchil lren to school.
Roy Woodward has bought
the Noblitt property in the west
part. Of town.
Miss Alice Eakes was visiting
her sister, Miss Libby Eakes, who
is employed ty G. H. Atkerson
& ..Co., this week.
Mrs. Leonard lett, Tudsday.
Sac Mrs, Lyo ms for fresh fruit.
Watch fc r the article next week.
"Swat the Rooster"
Mrs. Lyons sold her COW this
week through an ad in the News.
W. ]. Atkerson ia taking Judge
(. Wilson to Hot Springs, where he
will endeavor to get some Of the
meaness boiled out of the Judge.
= Mrs Lon Reed was in town on
business Friday.
Mrs. Milford Holder is expect.
ing company next week. Her
sister and girl friend of
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stratton,
Mrs. Ruth Jolly and Mrs CA.
jolly motored to Clovis, Monday.
Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Johnson
of Melrose were in town Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE. Davies form.
er residents of Taiban were in
Taiban this week.
Oscar Stroud and family came
back 10 Taiban last week. He
bought the O. G. Mccullough
place
Rev. AL. Maddox, of Tucum
carl, Bsptist State Evangelist
was in Taiban, Friday, in the in
terest of the 75 million roundup
He made fine talk to the pup
lis in school at 2 80 Friday after
noon. He says "by all means
get an education" He pointed
out plainly that, tho'one may oe
we'll learned, life cannot be sue
GEES if We leave God out of our
lives. We will add no one is tru
Nv educated without knowledge
of God.
Tom White is in Oklahoma
City, this week.
News items were received from
McCalister, thiE week but they
came too late to go in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marks, of
Fort Summer, were in town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bays,
of Fort Sumner, ? passed through
town Friday.
J.E. Withers and j. L. Love-
lace, Of Fort Sumner, were in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Stone, Of
Fort Sumner, but former resi-
L
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07
TOTAL

State Of New Mexico
County of DeBaca; IS.
We, Paul T. White, President,
and j. A. Gilbert, Cashier, of the
above named bank, do solsmnly
swear that the above statement
10 true to the best of our know
ledge and belief.
(Signed) PAUL T. WHITE
President
(signed) J. A GILBERT
Cashier
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-07

Correct Attest:
PAUL T. WHITE
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 2pth day Of Sept, 1921.
BLANCHE C. WILLISON
{ Notary Notary Public
{ Seal. ]
My Commission expires 2 1928.
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The Pioneer Express.

A live newspaper devoted 70 the best In
tereat 0f Pembina county and the State OF
North Dakota. 55,5st, Il ,s q 81 sS
Issued every Friday morning and enter.
ed az second class mail matter! at Pernhi
ma: North Dakota, under Act Of: Congress
of March Bird, 1879. M ss i5s 3 5ll3
Official paper Of the City of Pembina.
Subscription price, In advance. 49,. 500
If not bald In advance the price is... 26C
To Canada aid foreign countries...... 260
ADVERTISING RATES. !,
Display. yearly contract, per Inch. IS ctAs
Display spaemodic per inch ....... 20 cts
Reading notices weeklysper lfne..s 10 cte
wARDWELL 4 THOMPSON Pubs.
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SALE OF COUNTY's EQUITY
BATHGATE LOTS

Offer Of Mrs. Lucy Blais Of 1918
for the county's equity in lots 1. 2, 8.
4 and 5, Block 10, Bathgate City by
virtue of delinquent taxes thereon.
Offer Of John Rou Of $500 for lot
2, Block "a, Bathgate City in full set.
tlement Of the county's equity by virtue
Of all delinquent taxes on said prop
erty.
And Be It Resolved. That the Chair
man Of the Board of County Commis-
sioners and County Auditor issue to
said parties quit claim deed for the
cuunty's equity In the property men
TONED by virtue Of any delinquent
taxes thereon.
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Cash on hand Apr. 1, '21. .292,7 ITO 20

Total -. ...... .440,11 At
N. B.-Cash balance in Treasury on
April 1st, a year ago, $400, 0,886.48 as
compared with 2,779.29 at this
date.
Approved and adopted this day by
an unanimous vote, no Commi ission-
ers absent and not voting.
At 6 o'clock p M Board adjourned
until tomorrow at 9 o'clock A. M.
Friday, April 9Th, 1921.
At 9 o'clock A M Board convened,
all members present.
Sale of County's Equity, Bathgate
Lots.
Board of County Commissioners
being satisfied that the following Of
fers for the County's equity in the
property mentioned are the best
that could be received for such pro-
perty, this same property having
been offered for sale, bids to be
opened at March End meeting and no
offers having been received for same,
therefore the following were accept
ed:
Offer of Iss.c Beaudry Of 1884 in
full settlement for the county's
equity by virtue of delinquent taxes
on Lots and 6, in Block 43, Bath
rofo fy;%1y
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scope than merely the care Of the ex-
service man. The committee is now
drafting bill creating q new depart
ment Of Public Welfare, to be under
q secretary and four assistant secre-
taries.
Under the tentative plan the Depart
ment Of Public Welfare will be- com
posed Of four major divisions, edu-
cation, public health, social service,
and veteran service.
Education, to embrace vocational
training, and general welfare subjects
relating to education. :.
Public Health, subdivided into re-
search, quarantine and sanitation and
disqualification.
Social service, subdivided into child
welfare, occupational activities and
humanization, the latter including Red
Cross, Boy Scout and allied matters.
Veteran service administration, en-
bracing war risk insurance, allow.
ances and allotments, and pensions.
While the committee, under Chair
man Keonyon, Is drafting this legisla-
ton Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
has ordered the first actual consoli-
dation of government bureaus by di-
recting the transfer from the public
health service to the bureau of war
risk insurance all work and personnel
OF the health service connected with
medical treatment for disabled war
veterans. This order is in harmony
with the recommendations of the
Dawes investigation committee.
Brigadfer General Sawyer. private
physician to the President is acting as
the representative of President Hard
ing in the reorganization of the
soldier relief and training agencies.
Congressman George M. Young,
Second district, has reintroduced his
bill. to provide for. agricultural ex-
perts as attaches in the consular SER
vice in foreign countries, such ex-
perts to prepare surveys of produeS
ton and agricultural activities in tLs
various nations for the information
Of the Departments of Agriculture and
Commerce..
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Approved and adopted by an unani-
mouse vote this day, no Commission
ers absent and not voting.
CANCELLATION OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Whereas complete lists of delinquent
personal property taxes have been re-
ferred to the City and Village Boards
within Pembina County, and
Whereas such City and Village
Boards have reported to- this Board Of
County Commissioners and have rec
commended that the following personal
property taxes be cancelled for the
reason that same are uncollectable
and should be cancelled from records,
tO-Wit:
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Walnalla City
Whenever sales are held in anv of
these places. Same shall be held at
the front door of the United States
Post Office pc located therein. ex-
cent IN the Citv Of Cavalier. where
sole shall be held at the front door
of the Court House.
Ad"nted and Rpproved this dav.
all commissioners voting fave" and
none voting "no"
Selection Of Drain Commissioners
Be it resolved that the following
named persons are hereby designa-
ted and selected as Drain Commits
sioners for Pembina County, North.
Dakota, to-wit:
+ H Restemayer
George J Smith i.
H p Often
Sush selection made for the term
lot two years. Bond of each Com
missioner fixed at the sum Of $500.
Adopted end approved this day by
an unanimous vote, no Commission
ers abssnt and not voting.
At six O'Clock Board adjourned un-
til 9 o'clock A M tomorrow.
Wednesday, April 9th, 1921.
At 9 o'clock A M Board convened,
all members present.
Request for Federal and State Aid
Drsyton Bridge ).
Be it resolved by the Board Of
County Commissioners of Penbina
County, that the State Highway
Commission is hereby petitioned for