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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22
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IIFIt hI law ana neNt OF Nln OF
MARIA WINTER WHO mndn
Feb. Mar. II
NQTICr OF pup1rr,r,

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
United states Land Office al Watertown :. u
February 4 1907
NOTICE. is HEREBY given that the following
~ named settler has tiled notire of his IN
tentloh TO make final proof III support of In,
ctali4, and that said proof will be mad, be.
.ofe l.. '. m. Foss. Clerk CT Courts of Rul,er1s
County. in his office al S%isseton. So. Dali on
Mar, Il, 1907, viz: ""
NELS NELSON
AT sisseton. ;, u. who made H.. E No $500
sor tie ne OF 5 2. sci, of swl4 and nwi4 sell.
~ervation H"'"h hes
lie names the following witnesses to prove
OF said land. viz:
Charley Nelson, Neis alortenson. olnf Nor.
IeiiSon. swan Nelson, All of SisSelon, Son,h
Dakota. 'o"V'
H. a. ~H1LDEERANDr. Register.
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ALEXANDER MAYNE and HATTIE M.
MAYNE, and HENRY :. MORRIS
ana MARY >. MORRIS
lla tDtDG Il N u L
WhEREAs, In az action in the Fifth j

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w naI ~ - W "Slton III thc iioh Juul
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/ ,Iio,'t =, ~ ~ i.ooeisa county, wherein h..C'
i. 80 - ~ pidI'i,l'l ana Alexander 'laShe
iii'stie ~ MaSne. Henry :. Mo rrls and Mary
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co. CO.. VI 81 49, '-d'n9t the s'tlu de-
itl"iHt9 A4cNiiQef AlANnc ana Henry =.
1t'ir' ;, 81 az, ~ uay OF January, 1900 or
~ A." 'GErtelhs lhlt 'he property mere
H. bS "a. - .D'i. . 20 nue. thcfroi as may
said pamliu N e,id lua@rmenf bo IN ~,
uub.@c aucnop AMI me frn,,t J,,r IN MA ,,i.,
hou-r. lin tb,. ON v. al ~.-.s,nr ia ~. C.,'
by the SheriH OF sand snU.Iy nnon dSf,
notice aua. l4 Inc same m,rurtH nroNijI.
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cNcculiou. "a. appear, IL me n,drn,3 fm
siia acttof wUlcL WI. mann ,,3 mn. ,i
The 224 Qa\. OF Jluuarv If07 ma nc nd
mruI rolls Wb"ab MA aoIi ~" 6n.i - ~.
iuiot,,t.t .a. w.. '' 80, nv
and ,tat,. M ~a,,b D W. - ~" - , Ni'',f-S
o. Jane.irN. 4er. ana nt,u. wJ,i,., ..Td 49,
mrnI tIerl IS n',' d5.f =. m o. a. 3"' abn1-7
sand LIZ t..I..I n.y.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
Births


.e'or's are 'aReh from 'he CLERK OIL
deaths recently recorded. which have not re-.
celVeo previous notice in the STANDARD.
"o'"' JANUARY 4'h, 10 MI u MIS-.
S'"N'ei i''ci' Oh vernon, a son.
""i-irS9hh
~" io'i' ~ WI anu ms
'"f''' ~ '~"l"''S'oh' d 9'h'
MoEN
por. onn.r.1e,h ,.N, ,n1 AZ.
Ole Ellingson of Norway towushiu a
SON
Bort January 10th. To MIR. and Frs.
40. Overbo, of One Road. a dauph-
ter.
c.usoN
Ror. January 3oth IN Mr. and Mrs
,rhore Carson ,f Ono RG,, a,uob
ter.
LOWER
borh feoTuary ISL, TO Mr.. ana Mrs.
w, j.. LoWery, ~ SlSSeton, a son.
Born February Ist, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson, of Spring Grove, a
''HH'
Born FEBRUARY ISL, TO MIR. and Mrs.
''0'''' VI '""'"''O' u"uSi'oci'
Rorn February "a, 10 MIR. and Mrs.
a. II. NySaard, OF Slssetou, a son.
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sisseton. S. D.. Feb. :. 1907.

SlSSetOn. .. d.. Feb. ,, 1907.
City council met as per adjournment of
Feb. 4, 1907 members present Aldermen
Pfremmer Cahill. Plut and Cortelyou.
On motion duly made and seconded the fol
lowing bills were allowed, Aldermen Pfrem-
mer, Cahill. Plut and Cortely gu voting aye.
Waletich & Plut, mdse, IS 40
Palace Drug Store, mdse 10 so
l.. g. Emerson, salary for January ard
pruning ...---.-..., ...........-.... 20 rs
Bros, coal .......... e -
f. ]. Turner. salary. ........... 80. - 90
Tnss. NJ, SwAnion. salary foI January - p
j. i Croal, printing .... ......,....... 27 u
oisseton Mill & I.ight Co. lights for
December and January ......-... 2l5 10
WM. MAtiocE, meal tickets. ......... 80
Frank G. AejeN,y, salary for january 10 %
Empire Elevator Co, coal .... 10 -
Geo Gibson. labor .......,. .... 3 90
j. y. Ferry, labor / 90
Sisser. n Lumber co. coal for city hail % 20
l. j oa=tad. salary .. /. 90
on motion council adjourned
&c fMEI,~uN,
CItE AUGtDr.
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c. b. JACKSON,
Jan. 1s.Mar.',5

LEASE or COMMON SCHOOL LANDS
NOTICE is hereby giver that on March 18Th
~ 1885,. all he Unbiased common school
lands in Roberts coGrtN, will toe offered for
lease ut ublic auction, between the hours of
10 O'Clock II. m. ana ) o'clock D, m., at the
front door of the court house in said county.
Dutod ut Pierre. Jan. II. 1907.
O G. DOkkEN.
COMMISSIONS OF School and Pubic Lands
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Sisseton. S. D., Feb. 4. 1907.
City council met IN regular ses ion Ut the
city hall. and an adjournment WAS taken un,l.
Feb. .. 1870. at $ 4 O'Clock p. IN.
L.. {. EMERSON.
City Auditor.
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Death Of Mrs. Bert Opsal.

Mrs. Marble OpsaI, wife OF B. L..
Oosal, editor of the Peeyer Pilot.
departed this life Tuesday nignt ut
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otl. - Idi.N
NOEICEgOE MORTGAGE SAIL.

iiol--Ci NlNI\ p.ht' L S-aL'
"a iitREAS, default has been mace lu tiie
W conditions OF certain mortgagc con-
canning Il power OF sale. given hy EAR. j. Iur
hef tilU Agnes h Turner, has wife. unortgag0r.
TO islorn Verso of Stsseton, south pa
kota, lnortgagee, dated October -. 1905. aud
liict Tor record m the OF. :e of the register
OF ueeds OF Roberts county, oOulh Dakota,
ana RECORDED In book 1. OF mortgages al
page IL. ON October Is, 1905, mort
saslnS the premises situate in Roburts
county. state oil South Dakota anu described
as follows. To- WI: lots seven a., eight tSt,
nlne 90, Ten Qu). eleven QD. and twelve ,lgi.
OF block one hundred twenty five U25) OF tne
Town. now City, of SissetOn according to the
ollclal plat lhersoi filed Tor record in The Office
OF the register OF deeds OF Roberts county.
SCUM Dakota, 10 secure an Indebtedness OF
seventeen Hundred Dollars and interest, ac
corning 10 The terms of two certain promis-
sory notes described in SAID mortgage.
which mortgage is still owned by said mort
gage, and which defiant consists in the
compartment OF one note tor seven Hum
drea Dollars. described in said mortgage.
que December /, 1906, by reason of which
Default. SAID niortsagee has declared the
entire debt secured by said mortgage imme
alaieIy, due and payable in accordance
no proceedings at law or Otherwise have
been had To collect said debt secured by
Salu mortgage. now therefore.
NOTICE Is hEtEBY GIVEN THAT said mort
gage VIII be toreciosed by Il sale OF the
above described real estate by the sllcrif OF
Roberts county. South Dakota, or his deputy.
on saturday. .the 9th day of March A.. ID 1907,
at one O'Clock p, IN. Of that day, at the front
door OF the cour, house In the city of Sisse,
ton, IN the county of Roberts and state OF
Snllla DAKOTA, TO satisiy an Indebtedness of
SAID mortgage together with accruing inier-
est and the costs OF foreclosure allowed by
law.
Dated January is. 1900.
BJORN VERSION.
Mortgages.
HOWARD BABCOCK,
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FEB. S-Mar. 10.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Natertown, :. d., Feb. 4. 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
named settler mas iied notice OF his M
tention to IN Ike five yea- final proof in support
OF ms clam, aud that said proof will be made
before Paul ,Sihcoci, United states Commits
slohcr' DISTRICT OF Soutl, Dakota. at his ofic-
IN the CRY OF S~tsSelon. South lJakota. ON
March 18th. 500, H.:
ROBERT WINTER
Heir at law ana next of KIN of
MARIA WINTER, who made
homestead entry No. 24lio, for the SwIa sol,
Sec.3l IN township 1876 n. of range 81 W. oi the
on +, NJ. 9isseton ) Wahpeton Indian Reser-
walton.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. V =:
Olaf Jansgard, swan Okeson. Lizzie Hogan
ana Pete Olson. all OF Sisseton, South OaNota,
IL. A.. HILDEBRANDr. REGISTER.
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Blood and Nerves are very close.
~ related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are best a~fter-dinne,
pliis aud digestion, observation-disclosures
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CITY COUNCIL

Slsseton. >. ID, Jan. I, 1907.
City council of The city of Sisseton met in
regular session, present Aldermen Ptremmer.
Cnhil, Plut, Cortcly5u and Weis.
On motion duly made and seconded the fol =
loving bills We're allowed, Aldermen Pfrem :
mer. Cahill, Plut, Corleiyou and Wcis vot ing
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SPECIAL EXECUTION SALE,
State Of South Dakota In o,'ni- cart,
County of Roberts. l5Ch Judicial Circuit.
II. G. LUBIENs,
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Deaths.
FELl.BAuM

Died, on February 18TH. the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs II. NJ, Eellbuum
of Minnesota township. aged fou'
months.
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SHEPARD

Died at his home near Peever, on
Wednesday. February Goth. Mason
Shepard, aged IS years. Deceased
was the stepson of Philip LaBaLte.
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Legal blanks at the STANDARD Of
ian 25-Mar L

ice.
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These records are taken IRON the Clerk of
Courts Office, and aim to report all births and
deaths recently recorded, which have not re-
ceived previous notice in the STAFpARD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-05-24
Covert.

Roy Allen of Three Oaks has been Wis
iting his father and sister.
O. B. Shine and daughter Winnifred
of Kankakee, Ill, are visiting relatives
here.
Rev. II O. Spelman visited friends
and relatives in Covert several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Conner have re-
turned from their winters sojourn in
Florida.
The stork paid visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Reeves, Sunday, May s, and left
a baby girl.
Gladys, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs David Bowers, has been quite sick
with an abscess in her side.
Mrs. j. NJ Wing will not occupy her
house north of town this summbr. Chas.
Ovitt, brother of hers has moved there
and will look after the place.
p. l.. DeLano, an aged resident of
Covert, died at his home Wednesday,
May 10. The funeral services were held
at the house Saturday under the aus
pices of the Covert lodge, l. o. 0. F., of
which he had been member for many
years
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BANGOR.

Arlington federation met at the town
hall in Arlington on Wednesday, May
%.
Mr.. r.. b. Adams of Troy, N. Y, was
a visitor over Sunday at the home OF
A. d. Cross.
Mr.. Debb Stanley, who has been here
for number of weeks, returned Mon
day to his home in Montana.
The annual pioneer association OF Van
Buren, county will be held az Goblevllle,
Wednesday, June II, by previous
plans made at their meeting in Bangor
last year.
Mr.. Solomon Young, who died at the
asylum in Kalamazoo, has been an
inmate there for the past seven years.
His remains wore taken to Bloomingdale
for funeral service.
Mrs. w II Reynolds returned Friday
from Grand Rapids, where she has been
visiting her son and daughter for few
days She also visited Mrs. w. 5.
Charles at u b. A. hospital.
Mrs. G.. e. Hotchkiss of South Haven,
county president of the w. &. L. U, ac-
complained by Mrs. Judeth Olds, county
supt of savings bank for that society,
were in Bangor Saturday, in the inter-
ests of their work.
Memorial services will be held in the
Christian church May 26, at 3 p. IN.
The sermon will be by Rev, Frank Cook
son of the NJ. h. church, assisted by the
other pastors of the village. Appropriate
music will be furnished.
The month of May marks the fifty
seventh anniversary of Rev. &. b. Ken
dali in his ministerial work. Sunday
morning be preached in the Baptist
church at Hartford. Rev. Reynolds, pre-
siding pastor, cordial invitation was ex-
tended to old and young alike.
Mrs Evaline Stratton of Hartford
an esteemed resident, passed into the
beyond, aged 81 years She came to
Michigan from New York in 1853. She
is a sister of Thaddius McNitt of Ban
gor Rev. S. H. Taylor of the Congre-
gational church officiated at the funeral.
Interment in the old cemetery.
At the academy of music at Hartford
May 20, the graduating class numbering
| 10, will give an extended program. DR..
/ r.. G. Lancaster of Olivet college will de-
liver the address. Appropriate music
consisting of chorus, trios, solos, etc.,
will be rendered. Presentation of diplo
mas by Prof Foster, benediction by FIR
Ryan.
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Base Line.

Mrs Marklllie is able to ride out.
Mrs. S. A. Lee was sick several days
at the farm.
Mrs. Hadden has been suffering with
blood poison in her hand.
Miss Everson of Kendall has been Wis.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. j. Shindall.
Cleo Woodruff spent part of last week
with her grandparents 10 Gobleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds entertained a
brother in-law from Otsego, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Shindall was happily sur
prised last week by her son from South
Dakota visiting her.
Ben Van Luven is a victim of lockjaw
caused by running a nail in his foot.
Fears are entertained for his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs c. Connery entertained
her brother, DR. Sage of Kalamazoo
and his sister and husband, MIR. and
Mrs. w. Williams, the past week.
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Lake Cora.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Labadie visited his
mother at Paw Paw. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Mower spent Sun
day with relatives in Lawrence.
jeff. Chaffee's smiling face is seen
again at his Shady Nook cottage.
Mrs. w w. Loveland and Leo spent
Sunday with relatives in Paw Paw.
The Misses Labadie of Three Mile
lake visited Mrs. Poppendic, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. O'Dell visited their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Rhodes. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson of Chi
cago are guests at ~ 5. Horizons Whip
poorwill cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laban Mentor of Paw
Paw spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leighty.
Fred Englehart has returned from
Chicago and reports his daughter on the
gain, but unable to be brought home.
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Prospect Valley

G. Adams has greatly improved his
residence this spring.
The first gun in the postoffice battle
to be heard in the Valley doomed Mon
day morning.
Mrs Martha E. Smith, who passed
the winter in Paw Paw, has returned to
the old farm.
The party who purchased the Hutch
ms place near the railroad, is making
decided improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCon of Law
renee and Miss Mary McCon of Paw
Paw visited at w NJ Halls last Sun
day.
Buyers of real estate have lately been
In evidence here. There are some fine
homes here, some of which can be pur-
chased at a moderate price.
Peach orchards are diminishing in
this locality. Fred Graham and his en-
CINE pulled the stumps in one orchard
at the rate of a stump and half min
ute.
A rare, extraordinary and hard to beat
variety of domestic fowls have put in an
appearance in our midst. One of our
neighbors is the fortunate possessor of
four hens that shell out five eggs a day.
For full particulars interview NJ. G..
Wheaton at the "Maples
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LdWtOn.

Hugh Brown is reported quite i'll.
G. w. Benton was in Cassopolis, Wed
nesday.
w L. McAllster of Kalamazoo vas in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Hayne, who has been quite i'll,
is some better.
II. f. Moorehouse of Chicago was in
the city Sunday.
w. l.. Graham of Kalamazoo was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Halstead, Mrs. George Rix
and Mrs. George Benton were in Paw
Paw, Saturday.
Prof. Rathburn, who has been at the
sanitarium at Battle Creek for some
time, has returned home much improved
Emmett L. Rathburn, former Lawton
boy, and Miss Genevieve Snyder of Kali
amazoo were married in Galesburg
May 20.
Last Monday the home of jerome
Stone, in the northern part of the village
caugh fire and despite all efforts it burn
ed with most of the contents.
The May party given by the Goth cen.
fury dancing club was well attended,
several couple being present from Paw
Paw, Decatur and Kalamazoo.
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Thought to be a Confirmed Invalid
Another Triumph for Doan's Kid
ney Pills.

A Paw Paw woman permanently
cured after physicians had given her up.
If you suffer from kidney troubles, do
not fail to read this case.
Mrs. George Kessler, living at west
Maiu street, says: 81 honestly say that
| owe my life to Doan's Kidney Pills.
| suffered severely from kidney trouble
five years ago and / was thought to be a
confirmed cripple. was in snch bad
condition that | was unable to get out
of bed without assistance, and was forced
to use crutches when moving around the
room, and | continued in this way for a
short time when | lost the use of my
right arm and was not even able to use
my crutches. Finally dropsy set in. My
body and limbs were bloated to an enor-
nous size. The secretions of my kid
neys we're very much dIsordered, were
of very offensive odor when passages
were made, were the color of blood and
contained brick dust sediment Doc
tors informed me that | would never be
well. All my friends thought | was go
ing to die and ] believed so myself Such
was my condition when | procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Longwell Bros. s
drug store. used this remedy very
carefully. The first box corrected the Sc
cretions and ! continued taking them
and was soon able to walk around with
out crutches. | kept on taking them
until was entirely cured During the
last four years | have been in excellent
health. From these good results could
not delay in recomm ending Doan's Kid
ney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan' S
and take nc substitute.
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Texas.

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Cronk were in
Paw Paw the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. Labadie Of Kala
mazoo visited relatives here Sunday.
Frank Kinney and Irwin Carpenter
each had the misfortune to lose horses
last week
Mrs. Katherine Butler attended the
L. O. T. M M reception at Lawton
Thursday.
Miss Fora Butler spent Wednesday
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Alexander
at Prairie Ronde.
Mrs S. II Butler and daughter Fora
attended the district institute at Texas
Corners, Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Coon and daughter
Mrs S. II Butler, visited in Schoolcraft
one day last week
Mr. and Mrs Al bert Carpenter have
gone to Schoolcraft, where Mr.. Carpen
ter can receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Clarence Cronk entertained at q
marsh mellow roast Thursday evening
it being her daughter Zorma's birthday
anniversary.
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Rural Route No. 5, Paw Paw.

w. G. Gleason and family have moved
into the house with his father, ner Paw
Paw.
G. l.. Bowen, who has been quite sick
for several days, is again able to be
around.
Mrs. VIM. Ort received a letter from
her husband, who is ir California, stat
ing he was well pleased with the country
and that be has taken up a homestead
and is already building a house on it,
She expects to join him shortly.
While Mrs Addie Powers was at
tending the ladies' aid society at Mrs. =.
M. Buskirks last Wednesday afternoon,
her large barn burned to the ground
Fred Cornell, who works the place, was
out in the field unloading manure when
he first saw the smoke and hurrying back
found the barn a mass of flames. The
origin Of the fire is a mystery, as no per-
son connected with the place was known
to smoke or carry matches Partly in
sured
The Cleaners of Gliddenburg Arbor
held special meeting at the school
house last Friday evening for the pur.
pose Of balloting on new members, Sc
cured through the efforts of Mr.. A. l..
Kentz. who has been in the neighbor-
hood the past week working in the in
terest of that order. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday evening, June 4, at
the home of Mrs. Buskirk, when 10 new
members will be taken into the arbor.
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Home Coming Items.

Dollars to the treasurer, Burt Shower
man, insures success for US all for the
coming home coming event in August.
Attend to it now.
II remember, | remember the town
where / was born" so will many re-
member and return again to this, their
ideal home town next August.
Quite an elaborate folder for home
coming invitations has been worked
out. You will take pride in sending
these away to your friends. They will
be ready as soon as possible.
Lieut.. Governor Kelley has written
that he will be here to address us. That
Of itself will be an inspiration TO ent huse
over All like to hear Mr.. Kelley and
will be glad to welcome his family, who
are all former Paw Paw people.
The selection of Merle Young to work
up to a success the alumni home coming
of our popular high school is good one
With the prompt assistance OF all resi-
dent alumni and students the school
day will be the happlest occasion of the
week Letters sent from those who
can't be present will be read and will re-
call many former fact Who would mt
like to see Profs. Wilson's, borrower,
Thorpe, Jordan, Miss Nell Thompson,
Mrs Mary Rice Saunders, Mrs Emma
Andrews Baker, etc?
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Uecnfun.

=. =. Hakes is seriously i'll.
E. l.. Rettig made a business trip to
Ohio last week.
c. w Van Antwerp has purchased a
lot on Pine street.
Fred Armitage is the new clerk in
Fred Stems store.
Mrs Chas Ellsworth has returned
from visit in Galesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potts of Wasepi
were Sunday visitors here.
Miss Belle Copley is spending month
in Vicksberg and Yorkville.
Mrs. Barker of Clifton Springs, N. Y.
is guest of Mrs. w. II. White.
Mrs. Jennie Van Curen has returned
from a short visit in Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Meter of Grand
Rapids were in town over Sunday.
Rev. Allen Kennedy of Milford, O., is
the pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healey and son left Mon
day for their future home in Boston
Mass.
The homes of NJ and John Mitchell
were Destroyed by fire Sunday evening.
Very little of the furniture was saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson of Stan
dish have issued invitations for the mar
rage Of their daughter Verna to DR..
Eastman of Three Oaks. The family
formerly resided here.
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Miss Bailey was is Kalamazoo, Friday.
Mr. Ed. Bailey is taking trip through
the west.
Mr. Harvey Morehouse is home from
Chicago on visit.
Mrs. Charles Folk of Cassopolis is the
guest of Mrs. Joiner.
Mrs. Rose Payne is IN Paw Paw care
ing for Mrs. Will Taylor.
Mrs. l. Williams has been visiting
j Mosier for few days.
Mrs. Roy Cleveland and baby are Wis
iting her parents in Lacota.
Miss Smith was called to Kalamazoo.
Wednesday of last week 10y the sickness
of her sister.
The ladies of the Mattawan Hive are
invited to Three Cakes the oath to at
tend the school of instruction.
Eythol and Bertha McEchron and Miss
Salisbury were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Gould over Sunday.
There will be union memorial service
at the NJ E. church next Sunday, in the
evening union service at the Congrega
tional church.
Our village was shocked to learn that
Wednesday night of last week the safe
at the postofiice was blown open and al
the contents taken, except $50 which
was way back in a pigeon hole they
missed in their haste. 1t was just one
year ago the first attempt was made, but
they did not succeed. The safe door was
blown open, and strange to say no one
| in town heard the report.
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Candies, always fresh and
pure, at the Emporium.