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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08

On their return they will visit at points
in the east.
The next session OF the circuit court
will be called at the court house, Sept.
3rd. This is A chambers session, but
it is probable that Judge Marquis will
call a jury to try the South Dakota
Central cases.
Miss Ruth Estrum, who has been
living with the family Of Rev. Green
and attending school the past year,
went to Madelia. Mimi, Thursday to
remain until the beginning of school
in the fall.
Paul Walters arrived from Genoa,
Nebr., Tuesday evening for a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Walters. Mrs. Walters accompanied
her husband and will remain several
weeks.
A SNAP-We offer for sale or rent
what is known as the Saunders pro-
perry III oti siSct WIN VI ~ dCAcc
Of land. This is one OF the fines;
residence properties in the city. G,
w. Elliott.
Miss Madge Runey who has been
visiting at Estelline and Bruce the
past few weeks, came down Tuesday
and will be the guest OF friends here d
few days before returning to her home
at Minneapolis.
A. c.. Cleveland has sold his barbe,
outfit to w. 5. Loban, and will go t.
North Dakota next month. Mr.
Cleveland is a good barber and he anC
his wife have many friends here who
regret their going.
Mrs. c.. A. Skinner and children
left Thursday morning for Greer
Lake, Mimi, where they will spenC
about a month camping out. Mr.
Skinner Joined them Saturday anC
will remain this week.
Robert Elston, son of 5. B. Elstoi
from northeast of town, went to Mid
land, west of the river, Tuesday even
ing, where be has a claim. His CLAIM
is located six miles west OF the towl
of Midland, and is in a good farming
country.
Clarence Allison departed for Cali
fOrnia TUESDAY morning, going frs
: to Missouri where he will Join a youn
man employed On the same railrOa
and who came east on a visit at tn
same time Clarence did.
: The male quartet Of the First Pre-:
J byterian church choir will give
) sacred concert next Sunday evenin
! consisting Of choruses, quartets an
solos. Miss Nina King and Mr.. Wa
r ter Riley will assist the choir wit
A solos.
, Mrs. f. f. Dodge and little CRANE
daught er returned to their home
: Redfeld the last OF the week after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Wimsey
: Nellie and Susie Bennett accompsnie
a them home and will visit this week.
Miss Dilla Perry of Pierpont wa
+. here from Friday until Tuesday visi
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08

Minnesota and North Dakota in the
interests Of his theatrical circuit.
A. E. James returned Sunday morn
ing from a two or three weeks visit at
points in Wisconsin. He was accom-
panied by ais mother from Estelline.
Mr.. M. o. Hill and daughter went
to Volga Monday to visit her brother,
Geo. Brown, and sister, Mrs. F.. J.
Burdick, who lives in the adjoining
township.
w. ]. Juneau, director OF athletics
at the college. who has been here
visiting the past couple Of weeks, left
Tuesday night for his hjme at Mil
waukee.
A. b. Hanson and family returned
Saturday afternoon from a ten days
outing at Lake Campbell. They we're
accompanied by Fred Baker and fam
lily Of Aurora.
Mrs. Chas. Z. Pool went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday morning to attend the
wedding of A neice, which occurs this
evening. She will remain for a few
days. visit.
Charles +. Hall, superintendent oil
the REGISTER composing rooms, went
to Huron Tuesday and from there tC
Pierre in the interest Of the Minnesota
and Dakota Farmer.
The city has been hampered in get
ting electric motors ordered for pa
irons several weeks ago and as a con
sequence the patrons are getting in
mood verging on profanity.
DR.. Roys was called to Hetland las
Saturday evening to see Henry Mauct
the banker, in consultation with Dr.
Gross. Mr.. Mauch has been quit
sick for several weeks,
Editor Horton was over from Noig,
Thursday to take in the circus. Mr.
Horizons family is at the former nom
OF the family at MiIbank, and he ex
4 poets to Join them this week.
We have received an announcement
; of the marriage Of Chas. w. Jerome
q former resident Of this city, an,
Miss Eva Rossing Sardesen, whiCI
occurred at Minneapolis yesterday.
! f. W. Hart, the life insurance ma
from WATERFOWL, was in the city tn
last OF the week and is mere again thi
e week. He and Mr.. Hill will cauvas
s this vicinity for several days or more
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waters who hav
u been v.s.tiag relations and friends !.
this city during the past two week
departed for their home in India
: Territory Tuesday morning.
A. 7. Grove left Tuesday night fC
Walker, Mimi, where he will spend
: couple Of weeks looking after the GRO
u on his farm near there. On his va
back he will visit with a sister nea
Minneapolis.
y DR.. and Mrs. +. l.. Moore and ChilC
rem left Thursday night for Nov
. Scotia, where they will visit with r.
: latives of Mr.. Moore for some week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08
Local and Personal

States Attorney Eden went to Lake
Preston Tuesday.
A new Inc Ct s;lverware iust opened
up at P~eterson's.
Attorney j. ?. Cheever wen to Cas-
tlewood Tuesday morning.
Attorney j. G. jenkins was a Volga
visitor Tuesday evening.
A nice assortment Of mantel clocks
iust received at Peterson's.
Mrs. G, Ostroc, returned TO her home
at Lake Preston Thursday evening.
j. A. Seaton went to Artesisn and
Lain Tues Jay morning and expecting
to return Saturday.
Mrs. T:llman Thompson went to De
Smet Tuesday evening for a few days
visit with relatives.
Take Supper tomorrow evening al
the NJ. +. church. Only l5c and you
can 60 at s o'clock.
The Carl Christensen and S. P. Jen.
sen families went to Lake Campbell.
Friday ard spent the day.
Miss Alv;ra Mickleson OF Mime.
apolis, is soon expected mere to visi,
her father, /. Nicholson.
Earl Barr came down from Water.
town in an auto Thursday and spen,
o few hours visiting old friends.
j. F. OlanGer came down from
Pierre Tuesday morning and will re-
turn pex; week with mis- family.
Mrs. Geo. Eberlein and children re.
turned Tuesday evening from a visit
with relatives at Grundy Center, Iowa.
See announcement Of Prof. II. II.
Loudenback's piano recital at First
Pres tyterlan church, given in another
space.
6. W. Elliott returned the first OF
the week from q trip TO Texas, where
ne spent several weeks looking over
the country.
WANTED-Thyee young girls to sci.
Baking Powder N competition FOL
watch and other prizes, See watch al
Carlisle, grocer.
Percy Williams went to the Roches'
ter hospital Tuesday night, where it is
expected re will have to undergo
another operation.
Mrs. W. D. Lawshe returned to me-
home at F~sthervilie, Iowa, Tuesday
morning after q visit with the family
Of Mrs. Anna Lawshe.
Prof. C. F. Brown, superintendent
Of the city schools, returned Friday
from WATERFOWL, where he was il
charge Of an institute.
Emil Ronning came over from Hen
bricks the first Of the week, to join hi
wife, who has been here the pas
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Hugh McMillin Of Alton town
ship, went to jamestown, N. D., Tues
day evening for a couple Of weeks visi
with relatives.
VIM. Hoy and wife, who live nea
the college, went to their former hom'
in Beadle county Monday evening 70
q couple Of weeks visit.
You will miss something nice il 20,
do not attend the piano recital a
First Presbyterian church next Thurs
day evening, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Englehart this week purchases
q beautiful monument at the Brook
irgs Marble Works to be placed owe
her husbands grave.
Rev. j. NJ. Green left Thursda,
morning for DEBORAH, Iowa, to ioil
his wife who has been there for som
time visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Smith and Mrs. r. A
Storm entertained for Mrs. J. F
Olapder at the home of Mrs. Smith
yesterday afternoon.
Prof. H. g. Skinner returned Satur
day evening from Fargo, N. D., wher,
ne acted as judge Of live stock at tn
North Dakota state fair.
II. l.. Walker will leave tomorrow
for a two weeks trip through northern
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08

The ladies aid society of the NJ. E.
church will give a l5c supper at the
church Friday evening, Aug. 9th,
commencing at s O'Clock. All are
cordially invited.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08
This ad calls your attention TO
%AYORD'S
OOOD GLASSES

Satisfied customers do the Advertising,
If your eyes blur, burn or hurt see
Gaylord at New Furniture Store.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-08

are in the grocery business to
make money.
In order to do that we : 60
ing to
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
DEATH OF c. K. BROWN

c. X. (Tom) Brown died at
ms home in Jonesville Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. after an
Illness of only two weeks of
some spinal trouble, though he
had been IN rather feeble health
Tor several months. The fp
neral services were held a.
the residence yesterday at /
O'Clock and were conducted NV
hev. ). NJ. Garter, under the
auspices Of Preston Lodge. 4
r. q A NJ, of which lodge he
was one of its best loved and
honored members
e. X. Brown was born IN
Jonesboro, Tenn, on June 26
1907 therefore he was in his
litleth year. Ia the year 1865
his father moved to Marion
where he lived to young man.
lood and where he received his
Early education. His father
'ame to Jonesville in 1881
After attending school at
cumberland College for a short
ime he formed a partnership
With Judge James w. Orr and |
Inferred the implement business |
!. inns place. He wac general !
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
NEW LAW FIRM.

The law firm of Irvine &,
olemp at this place has been dis
solved by mutual consent Ma
Siemp withdrawing from the
hrm. Mr.. Irvine has formed =
partnership with Mr.. A Kvle
Morrison, son of the late Judoe
II. ). X. Morrison, of Gate civ
and the style of the firm will he
Irvine q Morrison. Mr.. Morrison
though quite a young man. has
gained quite a reputation as a
lawyer and has an exceedingly
bright future before him He
was connected with the legal
department of the Clinchfeld
Coal Corporation at Bristol
prior to his coming to Big stone
zap Mr.. Irvine is recognized
as one of the foremost LAWYERS
IN the state, and the firm of
irvine * Morrison will be one of
the strongest law firms 10 the
Southwest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ellis an,
Mr.. q. n. johnson, bookkeepe,
Tor the Tug River Lumber Com
pany, spent Sunday in town
the gu e $ It's of Mrs. III. ID
Ramsey.
statesmen WANTED "a
look after our interest i'm Wise
and adjacent counties. SALARY
or Commission. Address, Lin.
coin Oil Co, Cleveland, @.
Shaler Gilly, who has been
connected with the RichIands
Coal Company at Richards for
some time, has accepted a DO
sltion with Kelly < Irvine as
superintendent of the ore mines
at lrondale.
Col. l.. o. Petit has been in
town. this week, looking not
much the worse for a recent
serious attack of pneumonia.
Col. Petit has resigned his DO
sltion as general manager of
the Norton Coal Company
owing TO the fact that his pres.
ent state of health will not AL
mt of such strenuous duties
\ o more popular or worthy man
VIII hold the place. Norton
Free Press.
G. +. Taylor has resigned his
position IN the Job department
of this Office and gone to Cum |
oerland Gap, Tenn. where he /
has accepted "a position as book /
keeper for the Horneck Con I
'truction Company. Mr. Tav- /
or has been associated with this /
'fhce for the past twelve wears
md rs q relieble and industrious
'oung man and we wish him
much success with his new
work.
Just received car load Fire
3rick. also keep barrel lime h
cement, Plasters' Lathes. Salt
III Kinds and grades Mill Feed /
lour, Meal, Feed, Grain. Hav .
ma seed Oats in car load lots S
ION. { buy anywhere else before :
ettlng my price. either In
mall or large lots.
Yours for business Is
ID. G.. WOLFE. q
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
Mild YEAR MEETING.
ussaerins Of Board Of Missions ,os
Presiding Elders.

The mid-year meeting of tn,
board of missions and presidino
elders of the Hoiston Methods,
church, South, convened a,
TINS place on Tuesday NIGH,
and will continue in session for
three days. '0'
Ihe meeting was opened q
tuesday night at $50 o-clocL,
WITH a sermon by Rev. Frank
Richardson, ID. D., of Knox
ms morning reports will be
heard on foreigners and miners
the committee on rural ponnla,
iation, and the committee on
city evangelization.
There viii also be a general
review of the work of the Hol-
ston Conference by Rev 7 w
Perry, ID. ID. at this mornings
session.
inns AFTERNOON there will no
a round table discussion of pre-
siding elders aud conference
tions. = 4'0''
Tonight an address will no
made by Rev. r.. G. Water
house, ID. D., president oil
Emory and Henry College ON
the movement Of the college ~
raise a large sum of money! for
improvements 20 the coile0e I
grounds and buildings.
thursday morning the tonic /
Tor consideration will be s.T'be /
w 0rker and His Equipment .
ana eight or nine speakers win /
oe heard on the subject. I
thursday afternoon a second I
round table discussion will be I
leid upon topics of interest IN /
he conference.
thursday night Rev John r /
Nelson. ID. D.. the home missio,,
secretary of the NJ. +. Church
viii close the meetin,
WIN am address 10 the BODY.
Last year the Holst0n Confor
nee raised S22, 900. which was
-'ooo over and above the
!. mount assessed for missions
ms year the assessment was ,
aised TO $4,000 and the con / q
erence expects 10 raise sos. 1000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
IRE Insurance Rates
May Be Reduced i'm
Big Stone Cap.

- h. lessee. the fire insur.
ance agent of this place. is
making "a strong effort to have
the rate of insurance reduced
on property situated in the
business portion Of the town.
"here 1t appears that the rate
rs higher than it should h.
compared with that of otbor
towns in this section
MIR. lessee has had this mat
Ter up with the insurance com.
panies for some time and ev.
poets 70 have a representative
OF the south Eastern Tariff AS.
ISOLATION here for the purpose
Oh fe-rating the town. within a
short time.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

The Supervisors of Wis %
county are TO be congratulated
upon The fact that they have
directed the Circuit Court Jud0e
To order am election for Wise
county 90 vote on the question
OF issuing bonds for the purpose
OF good roads i'm Wise countv
ihls was the sensible tbino Far
them 20 do, and now it will he
up TO the people 20 say whether
OF not Wise county will have
soou roads or not, whether or
not the people of Wise county
VIII take movement forward
or choose 10 remain fifty wears
behind the times. The sensible
thing for thepeople 90 do when
the election is ordered is To vote
overwhelmingly for the issue of
bonds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
MISS AuSKLH As A srRoy WRITER.
'0uas Pulaskian Atiains Fame as Editor
Of College Maraline-

iouag Pulaskian Attains Fame as Edi,o,
OF College Magazine.
our Correspondent has ms,
read Che Christmas numbor IN
Ihe Scribbler." published bv
Gamma Delta Society of Stone
wall Jackson Institute III p,
most excellent magazine and
the work of the various voun0
iadies Is of a very high order
hul fulaskians viii be especi
any interested because Miss
Aimedia kunkle. daurbtsr III
Dr. G.. ID. kunkle. of this TOW,
is the editor-inch and in
addition 20 her editorials She
publishes Ia this issue a n,os+
charming S tory entitled "a
CHRISTMAS in old Virginia - Not
only rs the story most evoel-
iientiy conceived and exceed
ingly we'll told. but the re.
markable feature is with what
Wonuerful-indeed. photo0ranb
&c eXactness the writer bae
portrayed the numerous Incl
dents and scenes connected with
the celebration of Christmas
tide in a hospitable VIRGINIA
mansion in the good old DAYS
before the war. One wonld
suppose that the writer. instead
OF Delng a young girl at school /
mad actually lived and moved /
among the scenes of a past gen /
Grafton. In this does Mss
n unkle especially evince a bioh I
type of art as a story-teller
~, " iSs n u n K e 5 story "A /
christmas IN old Virginia" was I
Also reprinted in the Richmond
l INES Dlspatch.-Pulaski Cor
respondent Roanoke Times.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
Wise cOHnseI From The South

want 10 give some valuable .dvice a.
nose who suffer With lame haek ana 80
nsE trouble; save :. Il Blanksnsh;n ~
DECK Tenn. Il have proved 10 an - -
."'e certainty that Electric Bitter viii
pos 20 .iVely care this distressing condi,;on
'a@ hrst bottle gave me great relief 49,
es taxing few more bottles. w.
Som ple'eiy cured; so completely thai =
eeSH."e pleasure 50 recommend ,his
u ,smeay Sold under guarantee A
d. '" hesiy's drug store Price sar -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

manager for the company and
quit up a large and paving
business.
va February y, 1891. he was
happily married to Miss Son Y
Dorton. Four children wers
born to this union. an infa,pt
that rs dead, Caswsll 40. q.
Guy age s. and VIII. age 4.
lie has two living brothers. g
r. Brown. Of JonesvilIe and r
l.. brown Of Big Stone G,p. and
Tour living sisters, Misse~ Ella
Mayme and Al Brown and Mrs
A. VI. Coins.
His father, the late A n
Brown, who has been dead 2
years. his mother, Mrs. II 7
brown who has been dead isl
years. one lTother. Jack. who
has been dead years. and =
sister, Mrs. Victoria Marion
who has been dead 20 wears /
preceded him 70 the great be- /
yond.
Jonesville mourns Mr. Brown /
as one of her most beloved /
citizens and successful business
men.
lie was especially fond of his
children and was the idol Of his
family.
No one stood higher in the
esteem of the people nor pos
'essed greater confidence Of
nose among whom he was as
ociated than he. He was true
o every trust, as a business
nan, as citizen, as a father
md as a husband.
Everything that skilled
physicians and trained nurses n
ould do was done 70 stay the Z
rim hand of death. but of mo- p
vail. W
All his brothers and sisters /
IT, and Mrs VIII Catron and
lr. and Mrs. j. ~ Weston v
'ere at the bedside when the n
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
NATURAL GAS FOR BARBouRs,ptr

bts uSIi-. .Ii..
barooursville's natural gas svs.
sem was put in operation fhis
week The Cumberland Gas
company rs preparing 90 begin
an extensive drilling campaign
WIN the opening Of sprine
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining I'M.
called for at the postofice AZ
1907. i'''
Charlie Bowen
JnO. Brown.
MIS- Emma Billingslv.
j. b. Franklin.
L. b. Orune.
MOllie Parton.
Martha Rhoten
Mrs. Fannie Reedv.
Leon Shafer.
q. +. Stout.
William Lee Smith.
VIII Smith.
Mrs. Birdie Smith
Mrs. Thomas Stewart
fesons calling for any Of tho
ABOVE letters please state that
1iey nave been advertised
w. s. ROSE, z. NJ
That's the house the Doctor
built. 0O'O'
-, Inc biggest house YOU see.
n"nK goodness he don't get our
money,
or we take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
HambIen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

'aCooaos H. -. anu -. II. HOT
ner, of Bristol. were registered
at Hotel Eugene Sunday.
c. d. Allen, of Bristol. was
IN town this week.
George Farris. of Knoxville.
was registered at Hotel Eugene
Sunday.
w. NJ. Slemp, of Abingdon.
was IN town Monday night.
Wise Slemp, of Cumberland
Gap, spent Sunday with home
folks at Blue Springs.
NJ. r. Smith, of Hatfield, XIV.
was IN town last week.
r. f. Griffith, Of Winchester.
Va, was a guest at Hotel Eu-
gene last Thursday
7. NJ. Kelly, of Bristol, was
in town last Thursday.
II. +. Judd, superintendent
of the Keokee Coal and Coke I
Company, was over from Keo- /
kee last Friday.
John a. Ward and j. NJ /
Blair, of Harlan. Ky. were
registered at Hotel Eugene last
Friday.
James l.. White. OF Abing-
don, was registered at Hotel X
Eugene last Friday.
James =. Mason, Of Glade I.
Spring, was in town last week. I
j II. Pierpoint spent few
days last week i'm Johnson CITY
on business.
Attorney r. A. Groseclose. of
Bristol, was in town last week
on business.
w. j. smith. Of Knoxville. .
was in town last week.
j, II. Reason, a prominent
young farmer of Lee county
was in town Friday on bust
ness.
w. r. Lindsey and wife of
Cincinnati, spent several DAYS
In the Gap last week visiting Q
relatives s.
Miss Alice Collier. Of Norton n
rs visiting her sister. Mrs. s. j.
witt m town this week.
Miss Cora Broadwaters of
Norton, spent Sunday i'm town
visiting the Misses Kennedy. e.
I. T. Gmy and wife. Mis-, u
Edna Gilly and Shaler Ginv 81
spent Sunday visiting relatives %
no Wise Cd
j. a. Nouell has purchased oI
he smith property ON WAN T.
iotte avenue, Occupid by Mr. o.
'alisberry al
g. T. Jones and family %
moved into their new residence -
lear the Southern Methodist =.
]hurch this week. Mr.. Jones / w,
las one of the incest dwellings h.
n the Gap. u, u,
Edward Nickels, "a popular %
.oung travelling salesman If GOV
'incinnati and wife. are visit %
ng relatives in the Gap.
Mr.. John Fox, Sr.. who has
een quite sick for some time
3 we are glad to note. improv-
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Fox of 81
'ouisville, are spending a few ~.
avs IN the Gap this week.
Possesses wonderful medical
over over the human BODY .
emoving all disorders from
our system, is what HOLSTERS
Iocky Mountain Tea will do
lakes you well, keeps YOU well
cents, Tea or Tablets. Ham.
len Bros.
J. R. Higgins, a popular
aVeilng salesman, of Balti.
ore, spent Sunday at Hotel \
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Beverly the
Id son, William. snent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
PIANO FOR SALE

/ have "a high grade piano.
Iully warranted. which I will
sell very cheap for quick sale
as J. need the money tied up I'M
IT, This is a bargain.
j. NJ. D0DGE
East stone Gap. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

a = Cornett x Son have
opened up a full and complete
STOCK of merchandise i'm fbeir
store 81, on East Fifth Street
Ihese fellows are hustlers and
invites the public TO call and
see them when in need of good
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

Mrs. j. A. Muncy left today
LOT Floyd, Va. ON a visit to her
parents.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16
II 'lo1rI7seof d Nu-ic


''''.'.> under 'he teaching Of Mss Axn..
'--'s'ei' OF Maroon Va. who wa stssa IN
'ne 'e't az schools OF View York cav
Were she vas also a student teacher. Her
success 'n developing artistic talent here i.
e''0n aj 'evessi .oad.s- hml.es Til.
7p'"F 'Ac front rooms Of
r,rr Ai branches Il
A'. are taught 20 coiidren and also adult.
Af7alscmeais csa he made With teacher.
or with
john HALE LARRY.
President
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-01-16

III. +. Broyles was down from
Norton this week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-02-22

Special rates on farm loans
beats all of them. Frank E. Funk
lst. Natl Bank Wa shburn, N. D