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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25
The Holden Extension.

In presenting the Holden Extension
property to the people of Denison, I
have endeavored to be reasonable and
strictly within the bounds of truth.
We know that we have a good and
meritorious proposition.
We know that its possibilities are very
great But we know also that as is the
case with our neighbor the Holden
mine, the truth seems too great. Among
mining men, the truth will scarcely be
believed. They must see it in order to
believe. While among people not
versed in mining, the truth cannot
we'll be understood. The magnitude of
the Holden mine, or even of the ore
body in the Holden extension is in
comprehensive to most any man.
Strange as it may seem this has not
long been appreciated, even in Wash
ington, but when one great mine be-
comes established in district it turns
the eyes of the whole mining world to
that district.
The LIE Roi mine did this for the
Rossland district in British Columbia.
Stratton's independence did it for
Cripple Creek. The Calumet and Hecla
for the Michigan copper mines The
Dewy mine is now doing ;tfor Thunder
Mountain, Idaho. And the Holden
mine for the Chelan district in Wash
ington. Capitalists are even now look.
ing to that district, and with the pass
ing of the snow in the mountains a
period Of activity will be inaugurated
never before felt in the district. This
means that other mining properties will
be developed and operated. That Other
smelter propositions will be put on foot
That other transportation lines will be
constructed, besides those that are be
/ ing put in for the Holden mine.
speak advisedly on this subject. Their
are other good properties tributary t.
Lake Chelan, and their development
will add millions to the wealth of tn
state and of the nation. Mining is il
its infancy in Washington. 1t offer
excellent opportunities for investment
| in that line w. J. BOWEN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
INVESTIGATION En- EL LSUaT0 CHRISTMAS

I'll Ssersaario do Estsdo Hay eatima ias
ReusseionsR heehAs de Que DinaDsFea 80 hsofa
enulpromstido psgar n Oapisan Christmas
3 SCI, 00O por geboFnaP loa miemo bros del Goa
ggsto, etR. aon indigaos dc gssnsi6n.
No consads 81 asunto nfnSuna serIedad y
ulsiaiisst6 que TODD al muado sAba Qua Dina
ulsIsil no pnsds pagar ri CApiah1 Christmas nj
n nndla en- fsRma de- somisi6n por In venka do
lis Isss, puss sss eoBtrato rdoltec 10 podia
stf aansionado por eI Rigsdsg v eas aanpoeo
sb porfs hResr eseretsrasnte.
e abogado del Capiaxa Christmas eas vino
ppr DifmarA vex = sondaar los Essa0ca lDaidoa
sR 0i hsnRto. ha rscha9Ado ID aeaEaei6n aIee
qns no hay fanaamsnto On ases eaFgos Ahsola-
tamsras.
Lp CputsI6n enmpussta de aiets miemhrea
ds la CSlnsrA d. RaprssentRnaas ampasar6 q
eiR Ia IBvsssEaei6a ell martss pFoxime. enAndo
fodsa las psFaenaR Que 50 supoHen haBtR IN
fflrrna soBGs el particular ss les hsga vsniR an
sci Id clomisskn para prestar dsolaEaei6a.
u > daspaehe de C1penhsgaa cue 60 aeAha
ds FaeIeir dfss que 81 CaDftAn CnrfssrIas No
eiarsij ahso1 o1asarnsnsa nAsgnna tEGaanaIa IN
las lssgaeiacI0nes ds II vents = que 10 hlstosia
6tl alAz por cianao do eOmisl6n so6Ys el PRESTO
aa lA lcmpTa ss cen mpIatanaEsa falaas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
Pago de recIamaciOnes

La CAmar1 de Rsprassnt2ntsa de los Essa-
dos Unidos aproho IN bill gntorixandn 81 page
do 10 roeiamAoi6n de los fondoa do a4nanA de
Puerto Rico, de Reuar6o con el fAIlo del Trl
baAal Saprsmo dc los Ettados II aidoH-
E bill antorfIa aI Tssorarc para cue uS que
tedRs Iaa Paela n aefonaa deHpuks cue al Trtoa.-
nal de TeeiamRconss las hAya adt1dfc&do y
sneontRado eoFFactRs.
El bill antoKisa Il develuei6n de toGca Toe
darachoa de aduRna eobYados en- Puerto RieIo
do todas lRs ere adaFfas inapoYtadas Cls los 6n-
tAdos Unidos dsaa oil onea de Abril de 1889 al
pEiEnero de Mayo de 1900 tam slen proves pill
Ta ell pago de los intsresss que Puedan rsels.-
magsa.
De todag las Peeia m aeionsa que a0 adsnden
Sc PagarG sl intarSs 81 tipo del seis Eor eisnio
annual, dasds oil &iampo qua 30 eobr6 oil dtnn.
70 de los FseamRntss hasta oil dia Gn que 10
tall6 oil Tribunal ds e sela n aeionas.
E bill pFesupussta 10 eantfdRd neessaFt&
para eump!ir 10 que proVss Ii ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
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NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

El sAbaao llsgssoa sata eiudad los aoI.
dsdos del BAta'l6a PasFtorriqusas, pEoseden.
1sE de San Juan.
cemo sDtGba auureisdo. lIsg6 81 domingo
: satA lOealidsd sl li;snciado don Roaendo
HAtisnTo CIntr5n.
HsnoH tsnido al gusto de YER IN tauto
9sstAblecidc, q nusstro amigo don Manuel
Leon PARA qu0 vIsne sufFisndo de fsbres pa
ih1Issg.
Podemos Adrmar que nusHtro rsspstabls
ausrido eomp&triota Doctor Hanna, rssidsnts
On dusv1 York, sc eneuantra bisn de sRIuA.
ConsgnAmss ssta noticiA con satIsfacei6n.
Esl domingo las dos de In sards ss Ilav6
Q sabo Ia Audioi6a AuuHcisda poE la eSoeis-
dad dc ouinsstosS que dIrljs sl comuessnts
pRotsSoF nusstro amigo don Avfstdss ChavfsF.
IN ineidenHs dc d'timA hora nos in pidi6
as!stiF sI aGto.
Para 81 iu0yss pr6nluo 50 anuncta uua
tsgunds andlsI6n, promstsnos ocapAFIos
de ala con la sxssnsi6n CUE msressn sstes
aetes ArtiHtlco8.
Ha llegado sl nA nsro 10 d4 xEl Fig aroS
les aeeIonsH para sl piano de 400 pesos que re-
gala los suaeritorsa.
Taubisn lego sEl ESQ de In Moda9, da
Paris, que SO FspArts anex3 al importanta pa
fi6dieo hAhaneFoi
IA sido leido con antusiasm6 81 maguldeo
Aftfsuio sns trss sThs Puerto Hico Hsrald9
hiAmo, qua rsproduio LA DEIoCEACIA sc
situla GVsinta MunicipioS msnoaD, al gobier-
no de Il vsDgsnxas.
El domingo poF Is msfans Sc YeunfsFon
treats MI eat&blacimiento da don Rsfaal Toro
vAPfos t6panas dspsndisnaeG dc concrete, y ls
aEDlieafon esrrRrs la tIenda, rues hAcIeadoio
Rsf is Imitapian los demAs dued1s de- sstRhls-
eimisntos.
81 ranor Toro aeeedl6 gAlantsusnts 4 10
boIIsitado.
Hamos tenido el gu.to de s&ladar 4 nuas.
bro buen amigo eorreligionaFio de Areeibo,
don Juan ALBERTO Bali.
lie dsIeAnaos grata psrmAneneia On sst&
ioesl!dAd.
81 meatfng soeiAlistA anuneiade, as Iisv6
{ Afecto ell domingo par In tards en- ell tsaaro.
Asistio numerous conenrrreneia haciando
hso dc Ia pRlAbra loE seE1Fa MssisnEo OIntr6a
1uo vino dasde HumSeAo con ass objat0, IgIs-
sfaa, SAnehsE. Arm&ndo R 1drigusE, EEautsrIo
CiRtr6n, Joa6 ZsYss Pedro VilisfAaa.
al Roso tsrmin6 las ssis de ls taPdsr
fesult6 impoBente.
MAtlanEe astavo admirable. Igleaias hg~
bis auatro vac0s con oil fuego que Acossambra.
p 81 p6blicO &plAzdi6 con entuslRsmo a toaos
los oFadoFeI.
Regr6 Tin 6rden complete
Nos diesn que Ia PoliefA 70 hsisa6 al aeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
Playa de Ponce
AS01IAOION OATOLIOA

M demlngo, no lie Mario pFSxanlo paaAdo,
& lsIs sists De In nCchs, tnvo afsGSa IN oil tsra-
pie e&t6iieo A@ l& rlsyA dc Ponce, MA PauniGa
sohFs asoaiag6n GAtsifoAs sorstitug S74aaa uaR
juuta De gohisrnc, de ik eaAI companen paris
dori Jaima Fssaart don joss Cssimiro G .rsfs
del Y&lls, don Fernando A!em6H, 6on 5gaaio
Aoreu, don MsTiano G Irefa doR Carlos J.
L'elrsns, COMO Prsaiasata, visa, assal, vosAlsr
sub aesrstARfo, FsspsetfvaRents.
EAlieiaAnoa MI pResbftsro dcL JJaA Rata
Marsfsax, Asf como tamloiea oil vselno don r..
m6n Manish. poF In astlsfAeeiSn aas debas
h&baR sx Ssrim sRhAdo al var iaV2didA I& fglaaiR
cor mas de uehoeiabtas psrseasS snsFs saas-
ras, senorit&g y eahaleRoa con In prastiglesS
invitRel6n do los nismos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

Cno de ios sirvlantas del Casino tuvo ID
desgrAGia de caer aeade 10 ALTO de una ssssls.
70 postktIl, mientFas arreglsba ell sorsisajs del
aa6n. gufrien10 algnnas fusTtsG contuslones.
81 doctor sslicrup IL atandl6 debidarnsnte
poeos momsntos dsspu6s.
Ea las GALES de ssts ciudEd Sc aussden
fraeusntsS disGusi0nes seaIoFAdAs snkra obFe-
ros, cen motivo de las doctrlnas one predtaa
ell sosialista TEiesiss Hsss orsdor. indu liable.
nasnts. gsna mas proa6litos cAdA dfa para ID
causs que defends.
< bAie de stiqu ueta que eeIsbr6 el C,A.lso
ai domingo de Pascuss, sstnvo animadisimo
Ia asats as uroIong6 hasta las tres y me
dis de Ia msdrugada sin que dssAysrA sl snAu-
siasmo.
q buffet, esp'sndtdo. , il srqusssa inns
IN splAusO para la Dlrseslra.
PAsAdaa las fsas&s rsligiosas de ls seu,Ana
Gansa, vuaIvs ser si ssua de- todas Las eon
varsselonas d eaplendIdo surtado del <B>sar
0aeros.
La DHnooRAorA Sc veuds au 81 ss.ahisei-
miento de don Vleante soltaro,
e. Innas Las 10 de Ia lnaiians So ptoduio
uuR cuaEti6n sntrs uuastFn amiRo doa Enrfcus
M ates srnisr , otro indiviHuo oue 20 c3uoes-
mos s,FsanaaDdo hsrIdo el sen III 4sos trafdora-
mentes de dos garrotaaos en- In cahaza
Lanaentamos ssts ineidsnta.
30 ecdos estos cias ss'ha vlsto muy isonaa
PTido ell honiso eBtAhlscimfsnto La TadsxstyEn
del PGes, que ostanta en sus elssgntea ,spara.
doRes todos los sf0stoa para eAballaros sn toa
ramos de sastPsEfa, eamissffa sorullrsrs RIA.
Bsf come indnldad de srsiculos de suu0fioP "a .
lidad y pfseios sin compet0nefa. p.
Hs regFeRado ds los Estadoa Il ntdns nuaa.
tro amigo don Tamks mrasFong NayoraI
La aaludsmos.
Sc aneusntfa va featabiscido en- lu sAtud
nusstFo amigo don Pedro Juan BonRfr.
Ssa enhorabuena.
Isl Iunes, las II de Ia nnnana. rfharon
doa indivlduo' en- les alradedoFes del parque
o. pAissno sspar6 los OOnssndientss,
no hubo Eangrs.
Los eat6lieoa del barrio de la Marina a.
rsuniercn al domingo nor In nelcha con nj oh
1seo do CONSTITUTE una sociedad tsndanta 4
mAntsnar ID doesrina de nuastlos mayorsa.
TonAron l. palaora lon aefisres Acosta,
NomhFoas una iunta, dis ID. qua es ursni-
dante don jaime Pastor.
suscriciones a Ii Dngo<,RACfA. Tie puer.
% Haco HeTatd, - kt1GTos La EgoEKct6Ts,
Anericu Marin. Poaee. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

El sAbado lisgasoa saaa eiudad los sol
dsdos del Bata'l6a PasFtorFIqusHs, pEossden.
les de San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

habsFle heaho frsnte dicha sitsoridaf aI Ara
tFRtgr In deteneFis.
81 primer diaparo uae hfzei EAuAes Aarm-
vea6 ell omhraVo del saFgenio IA R1aa ssare III
hRcaP 0aros disuAPos fAIiarun las ckssuFxs -
entonceA RaeibI6 vaFIos bAIRs0a a IA In fIfarara.
ron aaFTsFo la RosA.
Este indfvIdno era da uuy malox nrtaaa.
denies haoia daao mueho que hacar Al baer-
60 d. poiefa.
IT, jnsgado ordeno ai lsvAusarugeI14n daf
eAdkvsr Ia faG hseha In autspria
- kkOOA AM OAMOS nilessrcs aisigos
sl hotsl FTha AaFinas. Saa Jesb 20 1, l1aFisal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

Suscricioneg L. DagoxyRlcfA TIE pus~
30 HEco Herald, - Fs1QTo, Lo Erotncf6-&
America Marin, Poaees p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
SAN JUAN


Marso al.
-. - seagufA uoR aEtR, Ell indIvfdao
Srk.-.cua IA muaFto an kgaeibo por al
5'oae - sss,7s9o ' al sArgaRso In Rsast hahfa
silrisesns IA nolicfa paTa one la fasssH de-
Nnsr. ,,k :. noaha an A uaFsserefdn
- polsl.. laa eumara ds 10 Hadru-
h pnds oBeonsr1KiSs - - go enA unuerAe car
xlldA asl 6oHtr&o SO1A :"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01


plaHa de Assal; pero psreee qus no sc II dAFARi
qas aarS nombrado oil seHor Tirado VaFrisF,
cue goxA N ayor fAma de desop0ssonddo qus oil
ssror Apentto.
EEPuade assgurarse que los neiorsa IL
coxss fabrieAdos en- sl pafs, vsnden en- IA
fkbRiea de don Pedro Chandry, en- San Juan.
EHta casa hs montado sus productos o
gran altur&. No admitan competaneia. Sus
lleores son Dcho msior que los imporfad
de Europa Ell RON es una espeofalfdae.
San Justo, ndmsro /. San Juan.
Sa dice que por una auto 4dds IA ~ esRsci-
de- IN ell p&rtido de las turhss, ne Ia rseomsR-
dsdo 4 los comsreisntss de sqnel bArrio 40 den
tFaba1o sno los obrsros pertaaaeientea & Ia
sFsderaei6n RagieneI,D que scn repubiisanos,
nsg&rdoaeie 4 les soaiaItstas dc In sFsdeg2eioa
Li0rep = Lon fsdsrsles.
AIguncs Fepnblie&nos de ordsn prolsstaa
contra ese procsdsr anti-pRtri6tico.
So dice que poF ID Marina ss net2E "a los
niiamos naovinisntos del ano pasado.
Aunque con poea aoncuEraneia, xssuIt6
may aspleodfds al baile que anoehs 50 die sa
el Casino Espan1i.
A causa de sstarss prepaeando IN ueIaas de
las Iei1orftAs para Is fanei6n de esta noehs. no
consurrisrou sl hsiia.
al teFmin2rEs ssta fiesta habc IN psqueno
insIdsnts antrs dos 1evenss.
Essa noehs habrG ua lieno sxtraordinario
sh al Tsatro. Todaa las IesAlidades sstkn So
nlAdai
LA EsPANoLA.-Tonda y posads sen
Visa aI Hsar pr6xima 6 In sstAeisn del fsrrs.
eErril.-Te4uan 81 So.
ofrsca asta casa las matorss eom0didA-
des paPs sl paaAi iefo Comids In earta Il ecms
eonyengs prseies m6dieos.
E.abttaciones freseAa ' nien veatilRaas y
badoa.
Hospsdaiss absnoa, presios esnvsneis.
uslss ?.
Eloy Sc Ia retirado an poce indisr'usste,
nuessro amigo 81 sff)r Teelles, sgsnte ssps
eial de els Voz de 10 PatriaS
E,.ts querido amigo tiens an fusrts asaaus
> Ia sArganta que lie hs puesto may romeo.
Auoche bahia m b&iis de obrsros en- In
eaile de San Ssbagti6n So acBb6 fd og1sss.
I.a polieis mati6 Is pas llsvands algnAos ,al
eaeharro.
"E4a HDesn0eracla" Sc ven.
de en- casa dc 4The Allen News1
u Ell La barberfa dc don Bernardo
l3idalgo. San Juan.
j, sneusntrs an San Juaa sl Doctor zsnO
QAndfs, de Ponce.
II estk eubisrto 81 sups do los aua han de
eoncirrir 81 Atsneo para dar classs ds Ing IS.
sIoE IS paFsonas gus pagarsa una paqEsda
eantfaad una iovan amarieauE que serk Ii
prufesorR.
La NuEYA CENTRAL, de Andres PA.
rIuieeyfa. eonftssia repostsrfa.-gAA
TRANOTseo n. Sc sirvan toda eiasa de snear-
srs ga dicho remo. San Juan, Puerto Aico.-
J.m.EFoEo: 1877.
EacuSutfAse snfsrmo nusssro CO ps6sro
don Elrnesto CarrsTass radaetor del <Hoiehn
hfsFetntfI.e
Hi senior CArrsraa az al director que b . ar-
ganfzado los enaayos de los eCasdgos PlGsticoa4
que "a rspTsseEtsfsn sstA nooha en- Ell heatro.
EII l6stirs cue no PHeda terminaE su obra
lHeyaudo Is dYeeci0n estS nocha.
le pront0 50 raskabiexca oil amigo e. 10
q as mas deseamoa.
sc vandsn ndnsroa AsrRsadoa de eThs
EuaFto Eico HsrsId1 aR In Agenela de San
y al al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

Sa encuentrA en- San Juan aI Sssratarfe
de ia CoFts de Humaeao, quisn pEstsnde In
plaRa de Hssal pero psreee qua no Sc II dAFARi
cas .arS nom brado oil saNog Tirado VarrisF,
cue gozA N ayor fAma de desopassoRGdo qae oil
ssHor Apentito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01
= Ell HOGAR !"

Dona Gracia avisa sna m ., A. 4 s
a ene establecida de hnamns5s 6 - a. pa-
cale de In casa da i Saas,< r n Il
donde hallal4n
banos de ducha Los 1 -
servieio esmerado praco. r,6d;a,m
PonCs. septiembre 10 de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

e1E-Puada assgurarse que los me eiorss IL
cp<ss fabricados en- sl pafs, se venden en- IA
fkbriea de don Psdfo ChAndry, en San Juan.
Esta casa hs montado aus prod o
gran Altura. No admitsn competaneia. Sus
lieores son mDcho msior que los tmp0rfad
de Europa Ell RON go una espeofalfdad
San Justo, nAmsro /. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-01

Pssadosut 12n2 dark rssFsta ID bands de
d ins aIar en- ID piasa principal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-18

Fred Bauman and Dick Linkey
started for Missouri Tuesday where
they go to look after their land.
August Polzin and wife started for
Wheatland Saturday where they will
spend few weeks with relatives.
Lester Kester, who has been attend
ing the High school at Audubon, has
been very i'll but is now slowly recov.
ering.
August Borcosky has commenced the
erection of fine house on his farm.
Mr.. Gutsmire, of Manning, is doing
the carpenter WORK.
Grandpa Briggs, who has been ser.
iously i'll for some time, died last Fri
day. The funeral services were held
at the residence by Rev. Bertch after
which the remains were laid to rest in
the Lincoln Center cemetery.
Mrs. Ham Buckner, who has been to
Omaha for treatment, died last Friday.
The remains were brought home Satur-
day. The funeral services were held
at the home by Rev. Bertch after which
the remains were laid to rest in the
Cameron Center cemetery in the pres
ence of large number of Borrowing
friends and neighbors.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-18
SOFTCORF

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
The richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
the blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists,
4o9-4IS Pearl Street, New York.
SOC. and 500; all druggists.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-18

pleasant home of the Club President,
Mrs. George Henshaw. The ladies are
enthusiastic over the course of study
for the following year, as it promises
to be one of especial interest and bene-
fit. The next meeting, Sept. %, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Gault, with Mrs. Charles Houston as
leader. A paper on Southern Califor-
mia will be read by Mrs. John Riley.
Wednesday morning at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank How, Jr. on the
south side occurred the wedding of
Elmer Howell of Extra, to Miss Edna
Letner of Oakfield, q sister of Mrs.
How, Rev. Cushman officiating. Mr..
Howell is young business man of
Extra with large circle Of friends in
that community. Miss Letner is the
third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Letner of Oakfield and well known to
the young people of Avoca. They de.
parted on the 8 80 train to their home
in Extra. They have the best wishes
of their many friends.-The Journal
Herald, Avoca.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-18
EikhOrn.

Last Friday evening Chris Petersen
gave platform dance to his many
friends.
Last Sunday the young people
gathered at the pleasant home of Peter
Jorgensen's over in Hamlin township
and had good time.
Knud Hansen has just flashed build
ing large barn over in Oakfield town
ship and to make things right he gave
a party to his many friends Tuesday
evening.
Last Saturday evening there was
X. P. lodge in Kimballton and VIM. G.
Weges was given the first degree in the
order and in about a month he will re-
ceiye the second.
Hans Gregersen and family who have
lived among US for number of years
is going to leave us for good. They
will take the train in Atlantic for
River Falls, Mass.
Laurence johnson and his crowd
came home from Wall Lake last week
where they enjoyed themselves fishing
and hunting. They report having had
a good time. They had their lady
friends with them.
The X. p. of Kimballton is talking
of giving q banquet to its many mem
bers this fall in honor of the lodges
tenth birthday. 1t will be ten years
ago the 10Th of October that Hamlet
Lodge of Kimballton was organized.
John Christensen, son Of N. b.
Christensen returned home last week
from Fl. Leavensworth, Kan, where
he has been since he came from the
Philippines where he served in the
regular arm. He has come home to
stay.
West Hamlin Separator Creamery
Co. held meeting last Friday at the
creamery to hire new butter maker
and manager. They hired a man by
the name OF l.. p. Petersen for the
coming year. John Nielsen the pre-
sent butter maker and manager is
going to retire November l and devote
his time to farming over in Hamlin
township.
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Brayton

J. T. Jenkins is on the sick list this
week.
Will Johnson, of Extra, visited friends
in Brayton Sunday.
S. @. Nielsen and family visited at
the Lew Miller home Sunday.
A number of Brayton people attend
ed the Cass county fair at Atlantic last
week.
Willis Jenkins, of Atlantic, visited
friends and relatives in Brayton over
Sunday.
Nit PARROT received visit from his
father, who lives in Audubon, the last
of the week.
Mrs. Loss and little daughter Anna,
of Audubon, visited their many friends
in Brayton Saturday.
C.L. Bison and Joe Douer will start
Thursday on a hunting expedition to
Nebraska and other parts.
Rose Hawks returned to her home in
Extra Monday after q pleasant visit
with her brother Ralph and family in
Brayton.
Ed Elwood and wife, of Audubon,
visited at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Hardman, living east
of Oakfield.
George Doyle and wife returned
home Thursday from Blairstown, where
they have been visiting her parents,
and Monday they moved out on Iona
Beers farm.
DIR. Koob accompanies Mr.. Sorenser
living west Of Brayton, to Omaha where
MIR. Sorensen went to have an opera,
ton performed. DIR. Koob returned
home Thursday evening.
Nelse Boose, one of the clerks at the
Jenkins & Vail store in Brayton, went
to Atlantic saturday to visit friends.
This is the first time Mr.. Boose has
been in Atlantic for several years.
Clarence Scott moved his household
goods to Hubbell, Nebr. Tuesday. His
wife went there some time ago. Their
many friends are sorry to part with
them, but wish them success in their
new home.
F. Fl. Franklin, our worthy druggist,
received one of those beautiful birds
called parrot, one day last week, and
Fred now spends all his spare time
taking care of his pet" and teaching
it TO talk.
The anniversary meeting of the At
lantic Baptist Association met at Bray
ton Thursday and meetings continued
until Sunday. Avery large delegation
from Atlantic, Cumberland and Har-
Ian we're present and a very large at
tendance was had every day and even
ing. They decided to hold the ami
versary at Cumberland next year.
Marion Jenkins returned from Fl.
Dodge Saturday where he had attended
the county fair. Yellow Rose was en-
tered in the races there and received
second money. This is doing we'll for
Yellow Rose as this was her first year.
As she has been at four fairs and re-
ceiyed first money twice and second
money once, Marion is well pleased
with her record.
Tuesday afternoon Anita played a
game of base ball with the Brayton
Giants. Brayton played very good
game of ball with the aid of pitcher
from Avoca and Franklin, Of Atlantic
for catcher and also fielder from At
lantic, but got beat, as the score was
| TX 10 q IN favor ~ pita Rrayfor ba q
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kimballton.

Nels Mathisen was visiting over Sun
day with Thomas Christensen west of
town.
Chris Polberg is going to build big
barn, Carl Andersen being the con-
tractor.
Peter Ksrgaard who is farming in
Emmett county, is down here visiting
with friends.
Carl Christensen is going to move to
California. He will have public sale
in the near future.
There is to be a party in Kimballton
next Saturday night for the young
people in and around Kimballton.
Hans Madsen and P. J. Bertelsen
went to Des Moines Monday to stay for
couple days and buy new goods.
Andrew Bertelsen is fixing George
Marcussen's building up in nice shape
by purting on new coat of paint.
Ras Jacobsen's house burned down
last Saturday forenoon. The fire
started in the summer kitchen from
the chimney.