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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-01

HAVE LITTLE FELLOWS IN TOW,
Honolulu, Aug 81--Capt, Saunders
of the Pacific Mail commands steamer
Manchuria. which arrived here today
from San Fran sfs,,n. S"@ar>s nassing
Rear Admiral swinburne's feet town Z
seven torpedo boat ds=;r3' ars on An
gust 20. y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
Blood Poison Set In.

Aleth, the IL year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hanson, who
reside on the Wilbur GoodenoW
farm, cat his left leg near the
knee a couple of weeks ago, with
an axe. while splitting wood. The
wound appeared to be healing in
fine manner until Tuesday, when
it began to trouble the lad aud he
was taken to the doctor who an
nounced that blood poison had
set In. AS we go to press, we are
glad to say that Aleth is on the
gain and it is the wish Of all that
he may continue to improve.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
NaUabcr II
Installing Machinery.

The Eagle Aluminium Co., the
new concern which is locating IN
Eagle River, are now busy install
ling machinery tor their new
plant. A car load of machinery
is now on the road and the Co.
expect to be ready fot business
within the next two weeks. They
will commence, with the manufac-
ture of floats tbr deep water fish
ing, and as Eoon,as possible will
begin on TIE paanufacture of other
articles. Messrs. Kline and Wan
Nostrand are both genial gentle
men and they have the good wish
es of every citizen in Eagle River
and their plant will, without a
doubt, be great success, not on
~ to themselves, but to the town
as we'll.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
From Wausau In Automobile.

State Senator Jas. Wright of
Wausau, drove his auto to this
place Sunday on an election tour,
also to visit friends. Monday
morning Mr., Wright and party OF
friends made trip to thg/new
dam at Seven Mile, and on the
return trip the machine broke
down but by easy running they
arrived home with their own pow
er. James spent a few days in
town awaiting for repairs for the
machine, before returning home
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
Waters4nee t
Happ enings

Bagg ageman James Rock laid
off a few DAYS and visited at Anti
go. Gloomy Gas Lintelman held
down the run during Mr.. Rocks
absence.
Conductor Andy Riley returned
to work Monday after an absence
OF two weeks.
The Ladies Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. Grant Thursday
P. M.
Miss Carol Smith visited Mar
enisco the forepart of the week.
A large Raccoon was killed
near here last Sunday weighing
50 pounds.
Mrs. Schey attended the mar
riage of her cousin Miss Jennie
Reisen to Mr.. Robert Whittier at
RhineIander this week, returning
home Thursday.
Louis Wagner of Chicago is
the guest of Cassius Mcdonald at
Beaton lake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16

indians Taken to Wausau.

The Indians, Jim Pine, Ben
Scott, and Addie Scott, the three
implicated in the killing of Charlie
Wiley, were taken to Wausau on
Wednesday by Sheriff Murphy,
by order of the Court, to appear
before Judge Reed, for sentence
Dist. Atty. Geo. E. O'Connor and
Finn Lawler also went to the
hearing Jim Edwards is now
serving a Ia years sentence in
Waupun for the same murder.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
NOTICE

The Library Association wish to
use the books belonging to the old
Eagle Rivar library as founda-
ton for the new Eagle River Pub
tic Library. ane any person hav-
ing any of the books in their pos
session will confer favor on the
association by returning such
books to either,
Mrs N. A. Cclman, Pres.
Grant Cook, Sec'y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
End of Finger Amputated.

We are sorry to state that Paul
inc Jackson, who had the end OF
the index finger of her right hand
injured last week, has had the
finger amputated between the
first and second joints. 1t was at
first thought that the whole finger
could be saved but blood poison
started to set in and for the little
ones safety the end Of the finger
was removed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
FOOT BALL.
Game Saturday Forfeited to Eagle
River. II

Last Saturday afternoon. the
Eagle River High School met on
the gridiron what was supposed
to be the Minocoua High School
but turned out to be a bunch OF
unprincipled ringers.
The game started with kickoff
by Minocqua closely followed by
Minocqua's touchdown and fail
ure to kick goal from which per-
iod the ball was in the visitors
territory continually until they
proved themselves the ver'est
type of cutters and lett the field
with the score s 10 $ in Eagle XII
ver's favor before the close OF the
first half, The game was immed-
lately awarded to Eagle River by
the Referee, score to Q,
The Minocqua aggregation Jim
possible 10 cal! it football team
after Saturdays showing) consls-
ted of three High School players
which fact being discovered on
their arrival, justified the local
team in entering two outside
players which they did. The
game lasted % minutes. which
time was occupied by considerable
snappy, clean football Totally in
com prehensible to the Mlnocqua
| football? bunch) but chiefly IN
listening to the kicks and 9roans
of the surprised and beaten vlsl-
tors, when they fell back on their
only escape of long standing and
used their last play 1.-THE
Baby Act" which lead them away
from the awful! defeat they knew
was in store for them had they
stuck like men.
The visitors were out-played
from the start and acted like a
bunch of babies out on lark with
some one else footing the bills but
at last they have shown them
selves up in a manner to plain to
be misjudged or excused they
have registered in their true light.
Mlnocqua & Footballs
thing of the past we think of it
and smile, how could you but sh!
they may have had dream which
like their last attempt, came and
retreated leaving behind faint
recollection, even now we hear
them chanting their death SONG,
at Night Have Been"
Farewell Minocqua, We must
erase your name from our ath-
letic slate-To Keep 1t Clean.
Someone has whispered
--ORLIVION.-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16

ana otner points IN Michigan to
visit relatives
James Oberholtzer returned on
Wednesday from a several days
tripin the southern part of the
state.
Charles Nelson Of Rice Lake,
the Marble and Tomb Stone man
Ifacturer, spent Wednesday in |
town, placing several fine monu-
ments in the cemetery.
T johnson returned Monday
from Milwaukee, where he had his
eyes treated by DR.. Sneider. We
are glad to say that his eyes are
much improved by the treatment,
You'll miss treat if you don't
attend the Silver & Luttringer's
Star Co. Monday night, when lit
tie Helen, age 5 years, will sing
all the --latest and comic songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Ryckman
and children returned Monday
to their home at Tomah, after an
extended visit at the home Of Mr..
Ryckman's sister, Mrs. Oscar
Brown.
There not being enough clover
to hull in this locality, the state
clover huller will not be shipped
here this spring as expected.
Fires started up again few
miles south of town Wednesday,
in the swamp near Md Creek,
but were extinguished Without any
damage.
Mrs. Pat. Gatfney and children
arrived home Thursday from Eau
Claire, where they visited her par
ents for several weeks.
| F. !. Thrun returned Wednes-
day from Milwaukee where he
visited his daughter Beatrice, On
his return he stopped at Appleton
and reports Mrs. Thrun on the
gain.
After a visit at the home OF his
cousin, Mrs. +. G Mcintyre, Mr..
George Craw departed Saturday
Tor his home at Princeton, where
he was accompanied by Mrs.
Hess and grand daughter, Doro-
thy Swan.
The Chicken Supper and Fair
given by the Ladies Aid OF the
Catholic Church, held i'll the y
Conner building Thursday after
noon and evening was largely at
tended. The ladies cleared tidv
sum on their enterprise.
The NJ. B. A. Lodge gave a
pleasant dancing party at fetts
Hall Friday night; the party was
we'll attended and most ENJOY
able time was had by all. Three
pieces of the Eagle River Orches
Il. 4
7. c. Adams and son Leslie, of
Lacrosse, returned TO their home
Wednesday, after weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. Adams brothers,
| William, Frank, Charles and
Earnest. He took along fine
bunch of birds to prove the good
time and outing he has enjoyed. I
James Oberholtzer received
word Monday announcing the
death of his sister, Mrs. Kansas
HartzeI, at Grabiil, Ind. Owing to
Mr.. Oberholtzer being on a trip
he did not receive the message
until too late to reach the home of
his sister until after the funeral,
hence he did not attend. He has
the sympathy of his many friends
IN this hour of bereavement.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the
lungs and expels colds. Get the
genuine in yellow package. =
Sold BY G. L. Garter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-10-16
pers onal and Local
If,appenings AroHnd Town

8 There Will De no dSScSSlAelsG Aol
J, october for the Woodmen,
Rev. HerzfeId held services on
. Sunday last at Enterprise.
German Zimpe1mann departed
Wednesday tor Chicago,
Steve Aldrich was up from
.,,b,ee Lakes Tuesday, visiting
friends. y
u,s Earl Stevens departed on
! Wednesday for Milwaukee to visit
relatives.
,rssdames Mart Hirzel and Alex
.r.ur;os went to Milwaukee Tues
4sy on shopping trip.
The Talking Pictures is the lat
.st out, will be heard at the Ly-
,epm Monday night. ~
Rant. butcher is enjoying a
1os,ness trip through Michigan.
He departed Monday,
Misses Anna Storm and Louise
vorsvth departed Monday tor a
visit with friends at Green Bay.
MIR and Mrs. w. B. Raymond
.o,er,ained Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
gnber of Minocqua over Sunday.
Mrs D. c. Menefee returned
Tuesday from a short visit at
Rhinelander,
C. H. Johnson and Ed. Gornson
were the Conover citizens in town
last Saturday.
EFF. Hayward, the husky farm,
sr OF Rummeles, spent Wednesday
in town.
Attend the Silver & Kuttringer
Star Co.. at the Lyteufn, Monday
night. in up-to-date Vaudeville
and Drama.
Jos. Tooley returned. Thursday
nom Marsh6eld where he wen, to
purchase sheep for his farm.
Mrs. Robert Ziebell and Child
reu went to >Sheboygan, Saturday
to visit relatives.
Miss Maud Patten was down
from Donaldson and Sundayed
with her mother.
Pat. Gatfney returned Wednes-
day from several weeks visit at his
old home in Canada.
Nike Nolan was down from
HackIey, and spent Wednesday
IN town.
Dr. and Mrs. Pritchard and
Frank Wiczorek of HackIey, we're
town visitors Tuesday and Wed
nesday. y
The Misses Katie and Maggie
bottle departed Wednesday for
Chicago and GAINESVILLE, on visit
with relatives.
Three pieces of the local Orch
rStra played at a very successful
dancing party AT Watersmeet last
thursday evening.
A. A. Denton made trip across
the county this week on political
business in connection with his
candidacy for Sheriff.
Dr. Andrew Frankel was up
from kIand and spent Tuesday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
FrankeI.
Mrs. George Thompson depart
I'd tuesday for Clintonville and
o,her places to visit relatives tor
1evera. weeks.
:, 5. Van Nostrand, of Two |
N'ers, Wis, member of the EagIe
Aluminium Co., arrived here Mon
day.
AT, and Mrs. l. te Silver, the |
ilSinators of talking pictures, |
VIII be heard here at the Lyceum
monday night. See Ad. in this
issue.
Mrs. Hollis of Wausau and
MIS- Lawrence OF Marshheld are
guests at the home of their niece,
Mrs. lanes T,ono;u
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scHLEsw1G ITEMS.

S. B. McGarvey and family ex-
poets to go to West Side for a week 'ss
visit Tuedsay. .
Mrs. j. j. Ladenburger started
for Clinton by the way of Denison &C
companied by her baby
Henry Naeve and wife and daugh-
ter. Meta. and son. Roy, were Deni-
soa shoppers Friday.
Jul. Schroeder celebrated his birth.
day Monday. The usual crowd which
gathers at pleasant homes were pres
ent and report having had fine time.
The telephone offi:e was moved
S unday over the Gas. Stegemans
saloon.
Mrs. Herman Cook and children
were guests at the Girard home east
of town Sunday.
Tom Hollander. Jr., and Anna Pet.
ers drove to Charter Ok Sunday
They we're accompanied home by Ella
and Hugo Peters, who had just re-
turned from their Dakota visit.
Relatives of Mrs. Jul. Schroeder
arrived at Ida Grove from Minnesota
Saturday.
| Max Gleason sold his livery stable
to Hug. Krohnke recently.
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and who is walking testimony of
that he puts this policy into prac-
tice, has had steam heating appara-
tus installed in his restaurant which
conveys the heat to every room which
will be scarce of comfort to his board
ers.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will hold
sale of their needle work at the
Mission church Friday evening this
week to which they cordially invite
all be present and assist in making
it successful sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Larson and MIR.
and Mrs. Erick S. Larson drove to
Odebolt Sunday morning. where they
SPENT he days visiting relatives.
A quiet home wedding occurred on
last Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Benson. The con-
tracing parties were Arthur c E. Ben
son 10 Christine Hintz. Rev. A.
Lagerquist performing the ceremony
that made them man and wife in
/
these young people are WE'LL known
in our midst. the groom was born and
raised in this vicinity having chosen
the vocation as carpenter. which trade
he will continue to work. The bride
is daughter of respected par
ents at Ricketts, and has spent a
number of years as waiter at the
Kiron hotel, and is we'll fitted with
talents to make model housekeepe1
and wife. The couple have host of
i friends. who joins in with hearty
congratulations and wish for them
success and prosperity upon and il
; their new relations of life They
/ left for Ricketts, on Saturday morn
ing for short visit with the bride.
! parents and will soon be at home al
the B. N. Benson residence in Kiron
5 The runaway, smashup and upset
A last Sunday afternoon terminated
somewhat lucky even as serious
as it proved to be. The participants
= Nina and Minnie Peterson and Till,
r Carlson With the new rig and young
horse belonging to Reuben Olsol
t went for pleasure ride. when tn,
: horse beca me frightened and started
\ to run. upsettng the buggy, throwing
the ladies out with the result of
: broken collar bone for Nina, W hill
. lilly Carlson received bruises abou
o her head and Minnie was bruised
k about the face. The buggy was ruin
: ed while the horse came out of tn
melee without a scratch. That it di
h not terminate more serious is mir
e acle, and while their numerous friend
r are sympathizing with them the
are congratulating them that it di
not turn out worse.
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GOODRICH ITEMS.

L. F. Morris and daughter visited
his niece. Mrs. B. Beaman. Sunday.
We understand VAIL Johnson had
a 100 pounds of honey taken Sunday
evening.
l.. F. Morris was down to Denison
Tuesday.
Merle Myers and Mr.. McNeal are
back from their trip.
Anderson boys have been hauling lum-
Der and brick to fix up the farm
buildings on the old Weeks place
that they bought some time ago.
Mr.. Jim Estey has rented the farm
and will move as soon as rs ready
for occupancy.
Isaac Newton and Eldridge Whey
spent a few days at S. D. New
tons this week.
Mr.. Thew. the genial tree agent
has been making his rounds in Good
rich the past week.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink. Mrs. Watt
Wilkinson, Mrs. Eddie Brogden,
Mrs. Jas. McKin. Mrs. Ben Bea-
man, Mesdames Bob and Charlie
Robertson and Mrs. A. d. Whey
and the Misses Morris and Williams
drove down to Mrs. L. Newtons' to
surprise her on Tuesday A lovely
dinner and ice cream were served.
The ladies enjoyed themselves visit.
ing. They left Mrs. Newten dozen
lovely bone dishes for her to remem
her the happy day spent in he,
home.
Miss Mae Prentice has been quite
sick the past week also Miss Stang
is sick at the hume of e. R. Smell.
They are both slowly improving.
Mrs. Aleatha Anderson and chill
dren visited at A. D. Winey's Thurs
day.
4 Willie Grill was over to Deloi
with load of potatoes Thursday.
Watt Wilkinson and James Nc
Kim went to Dakota Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
WEST DEN1soN ITEMS.

Mrs. NJ L. Houlihan visited Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
Carroll.
Mrs. George Powell and children
spent Friday with Mrs. N. Haworth.
The Misses Fitzpatrick and I.ally
visited at tue home of Mr.. VIM. Baus-
man Saturday evening.
Messrs. Evers and Kruse visited
at the home of John and Henry
Evers Sunday.
Eugene Owens and sister, Agnes,
were guests of Mrs. Oscar Fienhold
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Slavery were
visitors at the home of George Furne
Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Boyer visited with
Mrs. VIM. kruse Sunday.
Miss Alice Lownes is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Powell this week.
Miss Margaret Owens visited
few days last week with friends in
Charter Oak.
Mrs. Ed Granger and Miss Claudy
spent Sunday evening at the Owens
home.
Mr.. Burton Bolton of Denison
was the guest of Miss Ruth Claudy
Sunday.
Miss Owens spent Sunday after
noon with her friend. Mrs. N. Ha-
worth.
Mr.. VIM. Pollock attended the
county fair at Carroll last week.
Mrs. Holling and Mrs. Albert
Schwiesow were visitors at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Theo.
Kuhl. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kahl visited
at the home of Mr.. j. Mehmen Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Finnern were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Boyer.
Mr.. George Atzen is helping his
uncle. John jacobsen, with some
carpenter work this week.
Eugene Owens visited Saturday
evening with his sister, Mrs. Thos.
McGrin, of East Boyer.
Miss Walden of Nebraska has been
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
visiting at the Plough home the past

visiting at the Plough home the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Kuhl were
over Sunday visitors at the home of
their son. Mr.. Tneo. Kuhl. and fami-
ly.
Mr.. John Ingwersen and Dobe
Fritz we're Denison visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Celander spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pearson.
The girl friends of Miss Mary
Fitzpatrick will shower her Tuesday
evening at the home of her sister.
Mrs. 7. e. Mccarthy. in Denison.
Mrs. Ed. Hollis and children
were visitors at the home of George
Powell Sunday evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
Husking mitts of all kinds at Gee.
Menagh & Co.
HSpInW ILL

r. F. Setback returned from Dal.
las, S. D., Wednesday.
Dan L. McGrath spent Sunday at
his home in Charter Oak.
Miss Dora Bonsach of Manning is
visiting this week at the Schroeder
home.
Andrew Christensen arrived from
Butte. Mont for short visit with
parents and friends.
VIM. Mcclure & Company are
loading out a number of cars of
potatoes this week.
Fred Rooster celebrated his birth
day on Saturday evening in the hall
in our little burg. All present re-
port an enjoyable time.
Harry Rear. Agent Nichols. Dan
McGrath and Fred Rooster were Ma
nilla visitors Thursday evening.
Agent Nichols is enjoying a visit
from his parents. who live in Wapa
ca. Wis.
Mrs. Joe Rooshenburg and mother
of Manning were visitors at the Cav
anaugh home Thursday.
Mr.. E. j. Brady was business
caller in Manila Saturday.
Miss Dora Bonasck and Miss AM q
Schnekloth were Manila visitors Sun
day.
Several of the would be county
were callers in our little city
last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
WILLOW TOWNSHIP

Ped Heckor, Ed. Butler and Tom
Hopper went to South Dakota Mon
day to register for some of che gov
eminent lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. McEwain
and son were in Dunlap on Saturday.
Bert Leeper and wife visited Sun
day with their parents at Charter
Oak.
Miss Ruth Hall, who had her
hands badly burned last week by hot
grease. is much improved.
Mrs. James Wickwire and son.
Burrell, and Miss Mabel drove over
to Denison Thursday to spend the day
shopping
Mrs. Ida Wiener and family were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Hunter last Sunday.
Eddie and Bert Klein were taking
in the sights at Ute Saturday.
Mrs Charles Coleman went to Deni-
son the latter part of last week to
visit relatives and from there she
went to Missouri to spend mouth
visiting with her son-in-la law, Fred
Dean, and children
Rev. |. C. Grabill of Council
Bluffs will move his family to Dun
lap this week to take charge of the
pastor work on the Dunlap circuit.
There will be regular services at the
Bethel church on Willow this coming
year.
Mrs. A. j. Larson and daughter.
Minnie, were in Sioux City a couple
of days last week visiting friends.
They returned Saturday evening.
The farmers will soon get busy in
their corn fields
Mr.. ssand Mrs Carl Sterner were
Sunday guests with the ladies par
ents, L. M. Jones. north Of Charter
Oak.
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K1RoN ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ward of
Schaller, Iowa, visited with their
relatives and friends in and around
Kiron last week.
o. H. Livermore of Spooner, Wis,
arrived to Kiron last week to j Din his
wife, who has been visiting at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. C. E.
Peterson, near town the past two
months. They expect to spend sever
al weeks in Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peterson of Her.
ring drove to Kiron Friday with a
load of poultry for our market. spend
ing the day trading with our mer-
chants and visiting relatives. Ben
expected to go to Dallas to try his
luck for Trip land.
Mrs. John Cedergren and children
visited at the home of Mrs. Ceder-
gren's parents near Denison the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lundgren came
up from Denison Friday morning for
a short visit with relatives.
Elof Carlson is hauling lumber and
other building material for the en-
largement and remodeling of the old
home. Something is going to hap
pen to Elof so the neighbors are say
ing.
Mrs. Lydia Swartz of Boyer and
her friend and guest. Mrs. A. Berg
lund, of Bronson were Kiron visitors
on Tuesday last.
Elvira Peterson of Arthur visited
her numerous young friends in Kiron
the latter part of the past week.
While here she was the guest at the
home of John Hoaglu nd.
Clauson Bros will have poultry
car in Kiron on Friday and Saturday
this week aud will pay the highes
price that the market will allow
Bring in all your surplus poultry ant
get the cash.
Mrs. August Lil,ieholm ended he
two weeks stay during the sickness
of her daughter, Mrs. o. E. Clauson
and left for her home at Denise
Thursday.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kiron State Bank wa
held on Tuesday last week. Ih
officers elected for the ensuing yea
were Hy Hanson. president; Angus
Lundell, Independents William
Sandberg. cashier; Rudolph Nordell
assistant cashier. Board of directors
W. F. Bay. Hy Hanson. Aug. Lur
dell, G. A. Norelius. Joseph Mates
This bank has made a strong an
steady growth and under the preser
able and careful management it wi
continue to be most strong and sal
institution, to entrust in it's hane
funds for deposit as well as all othe
business which is conducted by a ger
eral bank.
A. E. Anderson is making quite
change in his store this week. Tt
partition wall has been removed ar
the back room has been thrown I'M
the main store room and pla'
tered and shelving put in.
Postoffice Inspector j. +. Svensol
who is making the tour. visiting tt
postofices in the Council Bluffs di
trict. spent Wednesday checking I
the kiron postoffice.
Z, From the Chronicle we CLEAN tt
news that Fred Beck has traded h
property adjoining Odebolt for ha
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Some LITTLE STORE will begin
to advertise more than it can af-
ford" this fall-and will outgrow it's
present quarters in few months.