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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Notice Of Democratic Primary
Election In Beaver County

Owing 70 the fact that the HERALD
has larger circulation than any other
newspaper In (newD Beayer county and
from the fact that the Democratic
party has no organ Of la own with 90
general a circulation. the following
primary election notice is published In
this paper, ~ q paid advertisemeI. !.
for the purpose Of giving publicity ~
said primary election call.
Pursuant 70 action OF the Democratic
County Central Committee, q primary
election Is hereby called In all the vot-
ing precincts In (newD Beaver County
Oklahoma, for the sth day Of June A..
ID. 1907, for the purpose Of nominating
democratic candidates for all county
Offices, and democratic candidate for
commissioner In each commissioner
district Of said county. For the pur-
pose Of nominating democratic can
didate for representative from Beaver
County, and for the purpose OF electing
a democratic central committeeman
from each voting precinct In said
county.
The polls Of said election will BE-
open between the hours OF 8 o'clock O.
m. and Q o'clock p. m. Of said day.
The names Of all candidates In ordei
30 be placed ON the Official ballot. must
be fled with the chairman and secre-
tary Of the county central COMMITTEES
together with the amount OF assess.
ment against the Office for which he {.
. candidate, ON or before the 18th day
Of May A. ID. 1907
The voting places In the variouI
precincts, and the names Of the elee
ton oiileen 20 conduct the electioE
therein, are hereby designated and
and named a. follows, and the said
election officers will also conduct ths
election al the said voting places fol
nominations Of candidates under tn
call Of the chairman Of she State Com.
mittee and Of the call Of the chairman
Of the yudieal Committee Of the letl
SuuhctAA Dhetfictf-
Blue GnAss PnncrMcT.
Voting places Ivanhoe. Inspector ]
w Hanna Judges Ollie OneaI and Fran
els Donnelly Clerks, Jeh Yates and
JC 0oodneF.
BEAvRR PnnciKcr.
Voting place at Court House In,
spector Lee 0auzney, Judges A NIL
ier and Geo II Robinson, Clerks A
Dixon and Ray Barnes.
BALKo PencEKcr.
Voting place Balko, Inspector Ton
FARRELL, Jndges, John Lawson and l. (
scott, CleFks, ---T0mIin and Bob
Rutherford.
nnsT0E PnncmcT
Voting place hiFeFnide acnool honss
lTnspeotoF, CA benden Judges. I0l
heailt and Wan Francis. Olcrfs. frnnl
faden and J0hn Dfldunll
1 NknAn LhKn 9nspf1or
J Voting plAxe q q Groves k}.lathns
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

ooNTFaT Moor,

Uuft1u Ntn fE4 Land OfIIo1.
Woodward, O. 7. April n. leUl.
A pufnclest contest affidavit having bsun aless
In this offIce br susan f1lisnan, o. nivsreIde,
Reassr COUNT, Y; T. esntsstsnt nEaiast n, =.
and SEN kkh of eee "a. rpl a. ~. n - &c. N,
b. Mihci Mytezb contestce, IN which q Ia alia0ed
that aald entrynlan has wholly abandnncd aid
tract of lard fDr . period of more than sin
m0uila strco m4king said entFg and naKt prior
10 the data hAFcln. ~ having failed 10 establish
bona nte EesIdenes uTon aid tract OF enItiVate
O. Improve The aa1ne ~ required b. laW and thai
said defaults have not bgea cuFod.
That said allagnd ahnenro froIn aaid land wna
not doc 10 his ompiuymsna 10 the Army. Navy,
o. Marine Corps ~ tha Unltsd slafss in any
eapaeit{ IN tine of var, and this tlne said con
tostapt 4 ready ~ Drgse at aneh ilme And place
q may BE- naned 81 tho hagtster and Receiver
for q hearing n eaid ease. Said parties ere
hafgbg notified 10 apnaaf Fonpond and ullnF
evidences tguchlnG aaid aIleGntion nt 10 oieinek
q, NJ. On June -. 1871, b1fofe W. II. uuiun. u ~
ConlI4lsllu1er, af his o1Acp ~ Beaver, Oklahoma
and chat tnai haaTlng viii b. heid AZ ~ 0eloek
4. n. On Judy Z, ie0l, bafgre the HsglGfsF and
nsssissF Z q & &shs Uuitsd States Land odios
Ti's g1id eonisalans hasins, In q propsr All.
dnvit hiad May t1ta. fNf. cot fuEth fnclB which
q this nollee eannot be made, 4 = hereby o.
dorqd aud direcfod thal such notice 30 nlsun
~ due and pfOpcr puhlieutlpn-.
~ e-u ~ 8. Wiooha Aecelpor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Inspector, q w Hsrtseli, Judges, J w
Stack sni Roy Miller, Clerks, w X
Dunn and James A Cow.
CLINs PEncncT.
Voting place Cline school house In
spector, II A Nixon, Judges, Hardy
Pitts and--LaMaster, Clerks, A w
Jarvis and A II Laverty.
CoSRoY PRECINCT.
Voting place Conrgy. Inspector, W
A Bridges, Judges VIM Stinnett and
y A Dates, Clerks, VIM Rutledge and
u y Mitchell.
COrToxwooD PRECINCT.
Voting place Bohall Residence
Inspesstor, n w Little, Judges,
A N Burrnan and Ira Foster, Clerks, v
n Fry and Joe Summers.
DOmBEY PREcIxcT.
Voting place swjl aud Sea. %, TIP 8,
R2. Inspector, Y N Hoover, Judges,
Frank Ned and VIM Yarberry, Clerks,
J II Copass and w A Lowery.
ELnwooD PHscIxcf.
Voting place Elnswood school house.
Inspector, 60l Bloaser. Judges, j N
Beawell and II T Garrett. Clerks, II q
Barker and James Bridges.
FLoRSs PREcIxcr.
Voting place Floris. Inspector, 8 N
Allen, Clerks, Fred wense and Ben
Brown.
FUIfON PRKcncT.
Voting place Fulton. Inspector,
Burt Freeman, Judges, Tom MeLain
and ID u Ketteil. Clerks, John Lovetl
and Burt Leatherman.
GAnLAHD PnRcucT.
Voting place Crooked Greek school
house. Inspector, Gus Roberts
Judges, J n Sutherland and Diet Map,
het, Clerks, Geo Burns and Jake Burns.
GATE PREcIxcT.
Voting place Gate school house. In
spectOr, B p Kerns, Judges, Ross Poor
baugh and q w Meeks, Clerks, Bert
Roulds aud O O starkey.
NYE PnRcINcT.
Voting place Nye school house In
spectOr, ID M Mackey, Judges, Thomas
Martin and John 6purgeon, Clerks, u
Y Maekey and II J Baker.
MALLORY PnRcTxcr.
Young pthco MhllOfy. lnnpeGtOf, n
w Kuykendall, Judges, II GRAY and
Ben Fodder, Clerks, y o Kendall and
FF Lovelace.
EsfmRR PnBcmcT.
Voting place school house Dist. a.
Inspector, q NJ 0mInbs. Judaes, N r
yamlson and 4 VanAfetef, Clerks,
Earl Alkire and ii N FIX.
PLnAaANF VrnN PnRcrNcP
Voting place y u RugE's residenee.
Inspector. r E Rngg. Judges, Canop
Wright and Burris Wright, CLERKS,
Frank Ehrman and Emmn zallnka
MADrson PnncrKcr.
Voting place 5tanly School, H0use.
Inspector. Charles Armstrong. Judges
William Householder and Mae BUren,
CLERKS, George and Henry Whitaker.
PnAinrn VAI1nY Pnnurxox.
Voting plaqe Iva ingpactor, Walter
Meadow, JuaRns, John MilIgnn Curtis
no1ge, CLERKS. "a Mulvey and James
ronAn PnxcrNcg.
Voting pIRce fNEan ipFpeaIpf, q "A
" NagI JipaRts. II Wel.ef Aht b N
bpGeh, ul1tks, a Hnfiofa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Koroxn PrncrrcY.

KoKono PnEcmCg.
Voting place COUGHS store. Inspsc-
tor, III A Brewer, Judges, Albert Over
ton and John Jones, Clerks, O T Seaver
and John Lyle.
WKxTwoRrH PRECINCT.
Voting place Surprise. Inspector,
w r Shepard, Judges. O Williams and
y L Hillle, Clerks, NJ Hillie and Z
Moreland.
@. w. HRRoD, ChairBan 10Th jude
cial District COmmiste.
PC TRAcV, Chairman Democratic
Central Com. OF (newD Beaver 20.
w y NKwnAx. Secretary.
Done by order Of the democratic
county central committee Of (newl
Beaver County Oklahoma.
p. C.lTaAcY. Chairman.
w. b. NEwMEx, Secretary
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Did You See The Birdsp

saturday evening some large speei-
mems % the winged variety few over
the city.
Gee whiE" said 9 farmer sitting on
m empty pop ease down near the shou
TENT
This Is the first time in my twenty
yearA experience that I have lived In
Kansas that ever saw a hock Of brl AZ
on tho 18th day OF May.
A cold wave is coming" And he
went % hunt for his overeoAt Morton,
Kansas. Telegram.
Guess the farmer was right. Norton
y straight north of Beaver about 225
mIle2. snd me cold wave got here Sat
unfay night The wind hoplsd, and
then lt rained, aud The wind kept Il up
aIi day sanday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

These notes are published gratis
Presiding ofIlcis are requested u
furnish corrections when necessarg.


AA1AAAAA .A-@-N@N~-s
Prssbytsslan chuFchi ESery Sunday st n
O'Clock. m-and aad and tth Sunday evening
Tap, Rssry ons invited wB Leonard. Pastor
Msshodlat Cburrh, Services overy lat and
"A supday nisit. 1so An are inviasa n "
Smith. Pastor.
auadaY YschocI-Preslgtsrian Churchi EVER
Sunday a. ioa N, c0ms and bring ths childFss
llafry wcIibom. ssc'g J. n. ouinn. supt-
LODGES
Beaver csmnsssclal Clubi Meos eysry isi and
81 Wednesday. 1ssD y m. al Court Hoass.
blanchard. sosy. AlhsFt weliborn. President
nsavsr Lodge X. of p. No. :. Mot sverJ
Tneeasy. fpm. Al X ~ p cordially invited "a
altsnd. q. q. sayoy NC. &C. Hibbs &C.
Pionesr fedes I. O. O. y. No. iIii Mse'
ever Monday evening pm. Visiting brethrsE
ipvitsd 20 attend. Albert wsllbora. see'y. A
Wsllborn. Nc
Beaver Camp 5Tss n wa; Meet the md an
An Thsrdny pm. An Nelshbon ars invite
20 campnrs. Alhert weiIborn, clsrk. W
uniun, VIC.
neayss Camp No Swi. Regal Hsishbor
Mest fl,e - and "a fhnrsdays. at IN. Al
eanannug Naishhors insited 30 drop In for
s,clai sycninR. Edna 4 anrfutt Reo0rdnr
Beulsh C Mall. Oracle
HkAvEn IoDen No. ia AE&AM n Nee
ever ~ and sd Saturday. al Issa o. m.
lreilren invited b b. prussaL L. .. hunssll
sec'y. HarTy n Duliek, wM
Eeavsr Rsbslah Lodgs No. - meets ever
,fllar wsdnrsaay night An sisters and brOtl
~ nordinllf ueicoma BEnrHA LOoEnOunnOs
eNafu MarLRi ses'S. - erAn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Notice Of Primary Election


Notice is hereby given that the pri-
mary Election viii be held by the
Democratic Party Of Beaver County In
the proposed State OF Oklahoma, In ae-
cordance with the Primary Election
Law Of the Territory Of Oklahoma, on
the sth day Of June 1907 between the
hours Of o'clock a. m. and 0 o'clock p.
m. for the purpose Of nominating the
following District Ofticers.
Judge OF the lsth Judicial District.
One committeeman for the 18th Ju-
dicial District.
And the voting precincts, voting
places and Election OfEicers named and
and designated by the State and COun-
ty Central Committees iE their Official
call Tor the Primary Election ON the
same date are hereby referred 10 and
authorised TO conduct this Primary
Election.
For the purpose Of meeting the ex-
penses Of such Primary Election an as
sesament IL hereby levied upon each
Candidate for District Judge In the
sum Of 800 for each county composing
said District.
The names Of the candidates must
be fled with the chairman and seere-
tary Of the isth Judicial District Com
mittee at least ten days prior 10 the
date Of said election and no candidates
name viii be printed on the ballots
until such assessment has been paid In
full.
The executive committee win sit a. a
eanyassing board In Woodward, OKLA
h0ma on she 18th day OF jane 1901 nt
10 o'clock q. m. for TIE purpose OF can
vassIng the returns and declaring the
results Of sald election. and Cor this
purpose The Democratic Executive
Committee Of the 10Th Judicial Dis
lrict Il hereby called 20 meet az said
,ime and phase fos said purposes and
sald nfIlcern win make report % ihe
CountY Denapcrnsie ~ Beaver Oh Tues
dnf June iflh 1907.
q. w. Hnao Ohnlrmsn.
A. 3. DIcHe0E, Seer -a,y.
.a--...s|....I......A
A fun Inns olutuk1 and fancy articles
&I.n &.4tIf4 anI "A.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

a Mas convention Of the Socialist
party to-fneet at the Court House In
Beaver ON Saturday June lst 1907, al
? p. m, 20 nominate q ticket.for coun-
" ciilcsrs.
q. W. sTrwAa4.
County Organiser Socialist Pnriy.
B--2 80 Bwk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
LIQUOR NOTICE.

To Whom ID May Concemi
Ncsies 2 herc6y glvea that 4. ,. Hqshes has
malt vIn9ns eni sPlsitoss lignos N The gnin-
corfot4fed town ~ Iyfuna. Brewer county, Okla.
h0lan. located IN IQynship n. hnnge ~ ECh
In ncagar q, uneF 0kiehutnn. for the pafaod og
oae year and praTs that said license therefor b.
gRanled % ths above nnmed Applicant
y thele y no chlsctloa mads and nied 70 the
issln1ce of said iicense On GO befofe the fnt day
q Juns, fN.. said heense viii Issue.
s-ise-e Al. Huonns. Appiicnnt.
Depasmsat q the inbsrisz. Lana once a. weed.
ward. O&lnhoma, MAI n, fol9.
Netiee d heFrhg gwen that QaFfeid BaTheti.
u Hibhz. Oh. has Old noties q his lntrntion 70
make niinl Concentration prOcf m support o. hls
dAim. viz, Hosueglcad Rnfy No. x1el7,
gads sgv: s.h. 80 :iss " NEsl; sss. g. fR
hefs,s n. y: Mee.e. Prchets judge. ~ Besssr,
He names 10 i0Il1Ning Witnesses 10 prove III,
eent,nucus residcnos upan. and cultivation of
%, E Buii. John Bullrk, fhosnas c. Barnett.
Al q nine.. OKLA. lsnd Robert Mcfarland, 81
So "a. DICK 7. MoRoAx. .Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

A standard bred draft stallion win
make the season a Hhslton's barn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Notice For Publication /.

Dspartnent of lptsricr, Land Oalos,
~ woodward, 0klahoma.
lan % fyruns, Okis-S has nlsd notice of his In
tention 10 make nn1 oommutaticn proox In
support q his claim. via.
M No. 2zzez made April n. ieot. fos The Lots
= ECn. and hat nrsl pool vii BE- made be-
iors \, D. Heaiy. U. = Court Coulmissiones, a
hcr of1cs at JJrone, OklshomA, On MAIL. iiU7.
He unsaes the following Witnesses 10 pryse
his eoniinnon. ncsidsncs upon. and ouitiyatioa
ef, the land, viz.
Rubs L. Ru,htou, Byrnn 9. Dsthle ana Edward
Y, Ipnns 81 flosis Okis. and Charlie n. johnson
u Beatrice Okla,
S-a $50 Dncx 7. MoaoAn. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Probate Court

The First Monday In January. March
May. July. september, ard November
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Commissioners Meet
The First Monday in Januar., April
July and October.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

We are pssparsa 20 furnish Afss trarfs u ma
Rcsacs: 0n,ss ist Door souik coaN HSsss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

convenes in March and October
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
HUNTERS MUST BE SANE.

There is perhaps but one way
of preventing hunting accidents
this fall and that is for those
who go into. the woods with fire
arms to Keep their wits about
them at all times aud indulge in
no frenzied tactics calculated TO
result in loss of life and limb.
The list of killed to date is la
mentally large and the number
of wounded reaches high figures
also. In many of the latter cases
the scars which have been made
for life are the direct result of
carelessness and could have been
prevented had the uufortunates
taken the precaution to remem-
ber that an ounce of prevention
is always worth a pound of cure,
70 those contemplating going
into the woods in search of game
this season, let it be urged that
sanity is the prime requirement
in the hunters every act. Don't
drag a gun over log after you;
don take it for granted that
thece is no explosive il the fire
arm you are handling; don't con
tent yourself with the thought
that there is no danger of an ac
cident, if you carelessly handle
your weapons; don't Josh" with
the aiC of gun; and above all
things else don't point your
weapon at the head of II friend in
gleeful anticipation of soaring
him to death" Nine times out
Of ten be will be scared to death
with the scare shaping itself into
a pellet of lead or a wad Of cart
ridge packing.-Green Bay Ad-
VOCate.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
WABENO YOUNG PEOPLE WE'D.
kuffner- Eastv.

Miss Frances Kuffner and VIM.
Easily were married AT the Grand
Central hotel Wednesday eve
ming, Judge A. l.. Burgan offici-
ating. They were attended by
Miss Anna Sweigler and Miss
Grace Lofner, of Laona and
Tony Braidle Of Laona and
Henry Livingston of Wabeno.
The bride 10 daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Kutfner of Lao
ma, formerly of this village. The
groom has made Wabeno his
home for the past year or two
aad at present is employed as
mixologist at the Grand Central
sample room.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
JACOB GERL PASSES AWAY AT
GREEN BAY HOSPITAL.

The sad news of the death at
Green Bay Of Jacob Gerl Of this
village from blood poisoning was
received here by wire Monday
afternoon.
While cleaning a pet pony
about three weeks ago Mr.. Gerl
accidentally scratched his hand
on he curry comb. Blood poison
set in and gradually extended up
the arm and on Friday he was
taken TO st. Vincent,s hospital
at Green Bay where the arm
was opened. A second opera.
ton was performed M y
morning but it was too lat, and
he died Monday.
The funeral will be held today
at Menomines, Mich. his former
home and will be in charge of
the Turner's Society, of which
deceased was prominent mem
Der.
Mr.. Gerl was born and raised
in Menominee, Mich. and moved
here with his family about three
years ago, during which time he
has conducted a saloon. Deceas-
ed. was about fifty-fve years Of
age at the time of his death. A
devoted wife and seven children
are left to mourn the loss of a
kind and indulgent husband and
father.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
HOW THE CIRCUIT COURT CASES
WERE DECIDED.

Circuit court for Forest county
opened Tuesday morning, Judge
Goodland presiding. The court
proceedings drew many people
to the county seat as witnesses
or interested parties.
The case of Mrs Hattie Tuttle
charged with keeping house OF
i'll fame was nollied.
Bud Faulkners trial for resist.
ing an officer was continued un-
till next spring.
The case of Samuel Coombs,
the wolf hunter who raised the
amonnt of county order for
wolf bounty, was continued.
Joseph Hettinger, c h ar G g d
with murder at Rice Lake last
winter, was continued.
The case of the state against
VIM. Porter for rioting on a G. &
n. W. passenger train July 3rd,
was also continued.
Peter McKeefer, charged with
bastardy will not be tried, his
case being dismissed
The rape case against Robert
McCorkle was tried and resulted
in verdict of simple assault.
The parties are from North
Crandon and Mr.. Hooper defend
ed McCorkle.
The civil cases were disposed
of as follows:
l.. j. Newald VS.. School Board
of Wabeno, was settled.
VIM. Breheim VS.. HI. l.. Ma
son, was continued.
The case of Sam Coombs VS..
Luigi Parise, which grew out of
u horse trade was won by Parise
mo cause of action.
The Brown Cochran Co. VS.. G.
and j. Starks was taken to Onel-
da county on change of venue.
Frank j. Hack VS.. G. and j.
Starks was decided in favor of
the Starks.
Sam Rush won a suit against
Erwin Hemenway.
The Plankington Packing Co. i,
who sued b. Mckinley on an ac-
count in which w. j. Page was
mixed up were defeated. 1t is
said the Company will carry up
the case.
John F. Monahan, who was
sued by the Flanner Steger Lbr.
Co, received a decision IN his
favor
The case of Otto Schultz VS..
VIM. Hubbard, was continued.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
THE RECEPTION.

The Woman's Club of Soper-
ton gave a reception in honor of
the teachers of the Wabeno Pub
lic School at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. 2. j. Noer last Friday eve
ming from eight to eleven. The
affair was a very pleasant one
and a large number of Waheno
and Soperton people attended.
The teaching force of the Wabe-
no school consists of Principal
DIR. Il. S. Baker, Asst. Prin. Mr..
G. F. Eliefson, Miss Margaret
Buckley, Miss Florence Macdon-
aid, Miss Mary Mccormack and
Miss Edna Livingston. Several
of the teachers are new arrivals
in Wabeno and were afforded the
pleasure of meeting many of the
citizens of these villages. The
parlor in which the guests were
presented to the teachers was
decorated with large yellow
chrysanthemums. The luncheon
of ice cream, assorted cake, and
coffee was served to the guests
before they departed.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
EAGLE DANCE A GRAND SUCCESS

The Fraternal Order of Eagles
gave their second annual ball
last Monday euening at the OPP
era house. The Eagles are the
most prominent fraternal order
in the village and il was their
patronage tn at rendered the
dance a. success. The present
roll of the order is over 80 mem
bers who comprise the most in
huential citizens of the village,
and the number is steadily in
cressing.
The music was furnished by
the Gibson Harp Orchestra of
Appleton. The quality of music
rendered was excellent and ad-
ded greatly to the pleasure of
the evening. The program con
sisted of the latest songs and
dance music and the musicians
performed very creditably. 1t
is very seldom that we are af-
forded the opportunity to listen
to such good music as was given
by that orchestra. Over sixty
couple attended and a highly en-
joyable time was had by all pres
ent. At twelve o'clock a delici-
Gus chicken supper was served
at John Pichotta's restaurant.
Mr.. Gibson, the leader of the
orchestra, announced that next
month another dancing party
viii be given and that there will
be two additional players in the
orchestra. 1t may be assured
that still larger crowd will turn
out to the next dance.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24

For a hunting license see j. e.
Himley.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
BOOST!

Get interested in your town
and stand by it. If rich man
starts a project, incourage him:
or if poor man, help him. Don't
be afraid to stick your hand in
your pocket. If you have means,
invest it in something that will
give employment to somebody.
Do not kick on every proposed
Improvement simply because il
is not at your door. Do all you
can to beautify the town and
your own property also. BE
friendly to everybody and to
strangers and never forget that
you are part of the town and
that your own department does
its share in giving the town its
character. Sell and buy all you
can at home. Stand by all en-
terprising citizens and be ready
to do some Of the work yourself,
and don't spend your time in
grumbling and prophesying fail
ures.