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mobile. with top and glass wind break,
ali complete Thoroughly ovcrhnuled re-
Gently VIII trade for city or suburban
real estate. Apply Gl5 D. f. Walker
Bldg. hl49"
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4 26-ROoM RDOMING u0T,cT,
sale. Call az 233 West Isl so,dE;
gautly furnished rooms '"uth-
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UTAH COMMANDERY NO ! KYIcs..s
TempIar-Stated conclaves hels '.Snis -. y,
sonic temple. corner Second F.s, ~ ~,
FIRST South, the first Thurs6ay SI ~ w
Im0n'h; Ii,, Sojoyyning Sir Knights c"rdI,s, % IsS
VIM. NJ. RASH = 9
l.. o. LEATHERWoOD. RecorJe,
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CRESCENT COURT 80
/. Royal and Eurt
Degree Of the Am11,n
Stated meetings sss.'
Tuesday Of each n::r
Masonic Temple, ccr'
Second East and n
South. 4 cordial lr1n'
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. /. p
slated convocation frst Welnssd,,
each month at MUSonic hall. cornsr Z.
ond EAST and First South streets. c.
wood. II. p, Moses c. Phillips s.s,, ssua
tary- sIs't'|
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MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE Hst,
first and third Saturday eeversge
each month at I. o. o. F. temple
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,,,r1,, ,,-nnE YnIfR IIEAD OEN

For some one else? Get out of the rot,
and buy this p-to-the-nlinute grocer
store al invoice and be independent. This
etorn docs over 800 every day. almost
ali cash. Rent is very low Stock, new
and nxlurcs fine $1,000 cash is AL you
need Ia make this good start. The Lewis
Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
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MOVING. STORING, PACKING.
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
At IN the west; goods shipped TO any
part of the United states at reduced
rates All work guaranteed, RedmaD
Moving and Storage Co. Phones SOS.
ol1o2
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I. O. 0. +. TEMPLE DIRECTosi
Subordinate lodges meet as tolIoSE
Salt Lake Lodge No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise Lodge No. Is. TUESDAY
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TIE LEWIS LOWE CO. JUDGE BLDG.
INCORPORATED
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BUILDING. FINE LOCATION FOR
Tribune. bl13S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TIE LEWIS-LOWE CO.
ClNCORFORATEDD
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WASATCiI LODGE NO. I, F Ann !
M.-Masonic hall, second Friday ~
month. Members of sister lodges IN !,
iourning brsthren IN good s,sndnr :
yitcd- IL Z. Cav. w. NJ; A. ]. i'm
Secretary. y
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WE HAVE IMITATORS BUT no
RIVALS.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
rs West md South ST.

IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS
DISTRICT,
23-rm. transient house, rent Sa.9o per
room With lease. We will put You in
the house for $1,000. balance of $3.50 on
easy monthly payments, Don't fail 10
see This.
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4 SACRIFICE.

am leaving Wednesday for Los An
gclcs and will sell the furniture OF my
Six-room fiat at a big loss. II You want
y swell home and have the cash you can
hay il right 2Gi West lst North, bl96a
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MTZPAII CHAPTER "a

ELEGTA CHAPTER q
d. Order East.ra Sr'
Stated meetings o.!
Tuesday Of each nxA
Masonic Temple. c1g
Second East and ~.
South. Visiting ut-Al
cordially invited.
6. NIPPER w NJ
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II you are satisfied Win beautlIui
home . blocks from p. o.. and good In
come, see this. Just II rooms. and you
must sec the furnishings 20 appreciate
them. The lady keeps servant and
then clears $50 per mo. Price. with piano,
$500: without, SllO0.
10 rooms. comfortably furnished; rent
81. 90 per room. Gross receipts SSJ. Fig
ure your percentage. then see US. Price,
500 and on reasonable terms.
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Ell EALAH TEMPLE. 4 A n =
Regular sessions held nj MasoMri, NJ a. ~ J
Pc corner Second East and Flrsi Fli'S c,-;, e.
the thlrd Wednesday in each mon,b ri bs'I,, y
puriihS D ncHie3 invited TO attend. I,
Corder. i''o'l Et
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED


NICELY FURN. ROOM. MODERN,
with heat. % So. State, opposite
library bl121
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BUSINESS opPoRn1,,rrrD-,.-

>~-N>---'~-------~~>--~~
,a NM NOT THE -'~s
>-.,,,,sl. m0NLf PEBBLE ON THE BEacr.
'>e'''''' 10 IIor.NIr oWn q {p91lSsnted cxcII,'',
or don't give awa~'
TWENTY DOLLAR GOI.D pir,.,
POSTAGE STAMPS Es F0l
but am
WITH \ GOOD LIST o,STAys
ROOMING HOUSES VII
and other various
BUSINESS OPpORTiiNrr,r,.
a. G. STEELE les
~ e. Srd, South, Judge Ba-
Bell l226' Ground Floor. "u1sg
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MASSAGE
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP RI. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. Kimball Van
and Storage Co. 10 w. 1st So. m26S9
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OrblCt. IN
ll1E STATE or CIAll'
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 3. !. o, O. ..
Meets every Monday night at l Q: ot
temple, Visitors Invited. ". S. F@<-
y. G: w. T, Hopkins. Secretary. ~
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FIVE ROOM MOD. BRICK, NEW AND
clean. close in; partly furnished; rent
reasonable Call No. l Case ave. biGa7
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Mt, MORIAU LODGE NO. 2. F Avn +
M;-Masonic hall. second MONDAY - !
mon'h. corner First South and s.s-i
East Members OF sister lodges and :.
Jodrnlng members in good stardlpr b.
Dher Dichl, Secretary.
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Arm. MOD. HOUSE. 2C3 W. 2ND NO.
Apply 10 LIS w. No. Temple. bl12S
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Independent Order Of Odd FeloEL
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. l. o. O. u
Meets every Wednesday night Il
o'clock. l. O. o. Z. temple VIston "
come. John Mckenzie. N. G.; J. c. Ss1
Secretary.
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LYNDs CHAPTER M'
J.. Order Eastern sr
Masonic Tcmple-s,.,s
meetings FIRST FIR
each month. yhsr
members win re,elH 4
cordial welcome. S,r,
u. NcCarty. ". Y,
Nellie 7. Spencer. ?. .
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BOARD AND ROOM

TWO ROOMS, BOARD II DESIRED.
gentlemen. 234 l., 3rd South. w309C
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is CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE. A IS
room hotel in Murray. The best and
most centrally located in the town. Do
Ing a good business. Listen. $3.50 cash or
$500 ON terms. Rent SIS per month All
furnished and about half oi the furniture
goes with IT. Iuuuirc r. II. Castle, care
Imperial Hotel, Murray. Utah. bli1
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OR SALE, FIVI; ROOMS. BARN. 1906
South Second West. Inquire lis East
Second South. bi220
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FOR RcNT-DESK ROOM. 2o6-207
Boston Bldg. b12l6
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FOR RENT OR SALE. GROOM MOD
ern cottage. new. northeast bench. In
Quire 20 W. So. Temple. 337sY Bell.
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IIVl Is tAItnued 70 m! VlSItIns Nta11
AMELIA KING. 3 Y
RUBY LEE, Sec. Pro Tenn.
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EXPRESS TRAIN IN
CLOSE CALL At A
BURNING BRIDGE
wall Street Special" on l.. |.
Railroad Halted as Wheels
Touched Structure,

As train No. 81, the Non;auk ex ress,
which IS due at Babylon, l. J.. vt ~
and Is popularity referred 70 a.. "rhe
Wall Street Special" ,hurde~el n'crg
the rails about two miles We. W .rr. o
Moriches this morning the engine I've.
noticed gusts OF flame and smoke ,.n-
ing up ahead Of him. He got his brakes
on Just In time to slow up before a
burning bridge, The bridge spans the
Forge River and 1t WAS aolaze from
bank to bank, burning with great in ten
sIty under the lash Of the northwest,
gale.
The Montauk Division Of the railroad
was thereby absolutely cut OF and all
suburban traffic from east IT Center
Moriches had to be shuntol back to
PASSPORT. whore the trains We're
switched on to the main line r. tn.
time wrccking crew arrived u, the
bridge the underpinirg had burned away
and the entire bridge was cruml...,
mass Of cinders.
How the bridge caught fire could o-,v
he guessed at, and the hest guess
seemed to be that Cindcrs from a pass
ing freight engine had found tLtlr way
into some crevCe OF the timbering
where the wind had famed trcm into
life.
The wreckIng crew sot,'o work to
.f. 81 hill
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DOCTORS MISTAKES
CORRECTED.
TUBERCULOSIS CURED.

.
AZ the recent tuberculosis Congress held
In Washington, u. c., the noted scientist,
md specialists unanimously Endorsed AMI
fr'oNInend'd Align 'NHAinai1on OF the
nest as the ONLY way 10 know existing
ouditlons or to make positive diagno,'s
II the earl! ami different stages oil tubcr.
cuiosis, heart disease and their kindred
ailments.
The remarkable success OF Or. Anderson $
treatment and cure OF diseases OF me
Lungs, Heart, Liver and stomach is due to
he use OF the Anderson Might for exam
nations aud diagnosing diseases Of these
organs
An Might examination lroqurng only
a few seconds tlmel enables the Doctor to
sec the actual conditions and then he can
give an absolutely correct diagnosis immo.
da'eIy. aul he is then able to direct the
proper kind Of treatment without expert
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Painstaking Compilation

Montgomery tAla.) Advertiser
The Advertiser Is in receipt of the
indispensable New York World Al
n,anac and Encyclopedia foS 1903. II
Ia the best publication OF the kind
that ia put forth and ought to be In
every office and home in the United
States. 1t gives current information
In such shape as to BIO easily under
stood.
The statistical information relat-
ing to the recent Presidential cleo
ton Is accurate and complete.
II also contains the usual 10000
other facts and figures invaluable TO
any editor and seeker after informa-
tion. The Almanac for 1909 Ia an
enlargement upon Its predecessors,
but otherwise is the same painstak-
ing compilation that In previous Is
sues bore that name.
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WOMAN KILLED BY FALL.
Body Found To-day Just Outside
Her Home.
Especial to The Evening World. }

NEW LONDON, Conn. Jan. 2s-The
body OF Mrs. Frank Wilson Dart was
found to-day on the ground close TO her
residence in vauxhall street. How the
woman. who was about twenty-six years
old; met her death Is a mystery. Rela-
tives with whom she resided believe she
attempted TO close an attic window last
night, lost her balance and fell headlong
to the ground.
A rumor OF suicide IL scout ed by the
young woman's relatives, who claim
there was no, unpleasantness In her fam
lily affairs. The dead woman's husband
10 a commercial traveller In the employ
Of New Haven firm. and has been
summoned home from Montreal. Mrs.
Dart also leaves a father and three sis
tsrsin Brooklyn.
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REID IS KINGS GUEST.
WIN Spend Two Days
with Edward Mt Windsor.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Wntclaw Reid.
ne American Ambassador, left London
to day for Windsor on two.days visit
to King Edward This is the longest
visit the Ambassador has yet paid at
the Royal Palace, the usual invitation
being TO dine and sleep
King Edward has been entertaining
all the Ambassadors during his stay at
Windsor. lie has been having them
down in couples, generally with a small
house party.
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PURE SUGAR MILK. III .25c
III ROAiDE HYDROGEN.
Il lib. lar, Soc. size. .IDc
Wy MONS WITCH HAZEL
CREAM .............c
oAthN BALM ...... 12c
GOODi EARS AGIS AL
DOltiiE SYRINGE. made
entirely OF rubber, value
SLID, sale price, .DSc
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RlMAK CREME DE y
LAS ........,,,.''-"'
l5c. EASTERN MALT EN-
TRACT ......,,...'sc
NASAL SYRINGE. white
bulb and hard tube Zoe,
value ......,', 'ioc
PERONlDE HYDROGEN.
full pound ....,. 1oC
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Claims Excess Collateral.

Does the Windsor Trust Co. hold COL
lateral several hundred thousand dol
lars over the amount OF their loans to
the Fidelity Funding Coz" he was
asked
Yes" replied Kelran and added that
he holds a personal interest in the ea-
cess collateral. He then described an
interesting plan by which he and two
partners from Chicago, Messrs. John
son and OTIS, had schemed 10 secure
control OF the Windsor Trust co. Roy
BALDWIN, he said, wanted to get IN on
tie deal and offered 10000 cash. but
Ksiran refused this and asked instead
for d line of credit for the Fidelity
Funding to the extent OF s2,S00cJ.
Baldwin compromised on credit for
1850, 600, which was to be extended by
the Empire Trust, the Windsor Trust
and the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company.
As @ conclusion to the deal, according
10 Kelran. these companies were to be
, Of actual cash. AS guarantee on the
deal he deposited with the Windsor
Trust certain securities. including b0c
shares OF the SecuritY Life, Insurance
Company and a $4,000 note BY the 81.
Mary's Academy OF Nauvoo, III. These,
he said. are his personal property, and
the Windsor Trust refuses TO give them
Keiran said he owned no personal ef-
fects. with the exception Of his clothing,
suit cases and trunks In his apartment,
5a West one Hundred and Twelfth
street
Have YOU any jewelry in your pos
session or stored In any safe deposit
vault
~ never wear tewolry," he answered,
showing his distaste. II have never
owned any except my watch and chain.
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Drugs, Toilet Articles and Medicines

sYRlr HYPOPHOSPHITES
t0MPOl Nd. pint. SOC
CULGATE'S NEW RIBBON
TOOTH PASTE; tube zoe
95c. EuTHYMOL TOOTH
fASlt ,.,........ l0C
xl.0O NAtCAlRE GALEGA
TABLETS .........7Dc
EAU DE QUININE HAIR
TONIC ...... 2Jc
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PURE EXTRACT WITCH
y iZEL: pint. 17c.; quar-.
2oc.. gallon .,....S'. ! -
BES2OIN. GLSCERlNE 4
ROSE WATER, ) ounces.
zoe
5Oc. WNEIiFS FhpS.
SODA ,... Doc
25c. SEIDI.ITK POWDERS.
I2c
14TH STREET STORE. Main
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Battles Examiner.


KeIrlT In appearance suggested a
sleek and prosperous man OF affairs.
He'was well dressed and was thorough
" at ease, frequently fencing cleverly
with Mr., CrockeG as the lawyer sought
70 learn the extent OF the former an.n-
c!er's resources.
So far rs this feature OF to-days on
animation was concerned little more was
disclosed than the fact that keiran
holds S4,pO subscription To the United
Empire Bank, OF Toronto Apart from
this practically nothing was brought out
which gives the receiver of the funding
company the right to expect anything
from Its former president and. this. in
spite OF the statement made yesterday
by LAWYER Shire that his client is In q
position TO make good.
Il have had no bank accounts since
last September" KeIran said, In answer
10 question from Mr. Croker At
that time he said, he had accounts in
tho Carnegie Trust and the Empire
rust, Of this city, the Thl~i and the
Peoples National, Of Buffalo; the Ger
man Savings and Deposit Bank. OF Pitts
burg, the Western Trust and Savings
Bank, OF Chicago, and the State Bank,
OF Nauvoo, H., but they were all closed
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The Best Grocery in New York

TABLE PRUNEs - Large.
plump, sweet, highly cu.Li'
yHted fruit. q lbs. OK
.isc.: 2 lbs. ,,,.. $50
MELTING SUGAR PEAS
Blue Bell Brand. tiny,
sIfted, fresh natural favor;
Goz, sl.i5: reg. I2tar
zoe. can. .... i|ES
ASPARAGUS - Large, ten.
der spears, fresh California
packing. doIu s2.7ni
reg. soc, oar
can .''... ..,
LEMON CLING PEACHES
-gj0 cases Feather River
Brand. ripe California
fruit in sugar syrup. dos.
S.,iO; large No, 3 I2r
can ,...'.
LAJ NDRY SOAP Kings
BoraN or svlits To-
snap: 10 cakes. So. Az
FIR Es lilly ore NE u
OF sTERs -- = oS~
dozen .,....-,, wv
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QtlNlSE FILLS, 100. g
gram ...... ,,., loo
ri RE CASTOR OIL. b
o. ,.t....., lW
CAsTORlA ..,,.,....I2c
WINE OF COD LIVER OIL.
tasto,gss. 81 size. I9c
81 90 EMIL Sion Pure
Norway Cod Liver on
Sl.Up bottle ....... 3Dc
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N,DDN tID's BRIGHTON
Gray HNH tuIoR RE
SrBNEH, hottie. =. 50c
Commended to the pre-.
maturcl" gray. ,,
me. ,AMphOR ICE. Ir
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GIRLS COATS-made OF all-wool CLOTH
in the full box back model, with veve:
mannish collar. All colorS.
S S,iss .,.'.' to "a years. $500 $500
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AURORA.

Mrs. Will Blake vas an Elkton Wis
itor one day last week,
Mesdames Wilkinson and Thornton
were county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. F. r. Baker and Frances were
Bookings visitors Saturday.
Chas. Babcock of Flandreau, was
seen in this burg Thursday.
A goodly number of Auroraites at.
tended the coursing meet at Elkton
Tuesday.
Miss Mable Erickson of Brookings,
is visiting at f. J. Korte's at the
present writing.
The Aurora society will meet with
Mrs. George Baker Thursday, October
IA. All are invited.
Miss Evelyn Kastenholtz of Bush.
nell, spent Monday evening with her
friend, Miss Maude Wilkinson.
Mrs. viii Blake left for her home
at Litchfield, N. d., Wednesday, after
spending a few weeks here with rela.
tives.
Mrs. S. w. Stone and brother, ]
]. Pike came down from Brookings
Saturday for a few days visit at F.
T. Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnott and Miss Edna
Ullom visited at the home of Mrs.
Arnott and Miss Ullom's parent, Mr.,
and Mrs. u. Ullom Of Riverview town.
ship. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Pittenger and son, Willie
returned to their home at New Ulm
Mimi, Friday. Mrs. Pittenger has
been assisting in the care of the late
Thos. Smith the past few weeks.
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PRAIRIE HOME.

Miss Edith Evans spent Sunday at
Bishman's.
George Duff entertained friends Sun
day evening.
Tom Maher spent several days with
his sister, Margaret.
Friends took supper ~ The Blakely
home Sunday evening
Mesdames John and Robert Blakely
spent Thursday at James Sloan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budde left ON We'd
nesday for their new home at Madison.
Mrs. John Sloan has been helping
her daughter, Sadie cook for thresh-
ers.
friends in town the latter part of the
week.
Miss Louise McComb is entertain
ing her aunt and cousin from North
Dakota.
S. J. Rudolph has been busy the past
week moving his household goods
to Brookings.
Mrs. Charlie Larson and Mrs. Aug.
Carlson called on Mrs. Bromander Sun
day afternoon.
Roy Bulls finished his threshing run
and moved his machine from Estel-
line Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. Robert Blakely and Miss Maud
Lucas took Wednesday dinner at the
Claude Chapman home.
Several of the young people attend
ed the dedication of the Norwegian
church at Brookings Sunday.
Miss Mary Blakely assisted her sis
ter, Mrs. Chapman, cook for threshers
the latter part of the week.
Several Of the Prairie Home young
men are planning to go to Aberdeen
to get II of Uncle Sans free home
steads.
Mrs. August Carlson and daughter
arrived from Horizon, Iowa Thurs
day for an extended visit with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Charlie Larson.
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tended the c. Lynch sale in Sherman
Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Mcmillan of Dodge
Center, Mimi, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Lepley.
Miss Lola Smith returned to De
Smet Monday after a two weeks visit
at the G. Gleiter home.
Mr.. Brink and family have been en-
joying a visit the past week from
relatives from Minnesota.
H. c. Neiman of Sumner, Iowa, ar
rived Tuesday and is looking after his
farming interests in north Fountain.
A number from this vicinity went
to White Sunday to hear the new
preacher at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeffling and Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Thayer of Brookings
spent Sunday at the Matt Thayer
home.
Miss Lola Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt
Mcknight and Mr.. and Mrs. Gleiter
ate Sunday dinner at the Luckinbill
home.
Miss Bessie Cowells returned to
her home in Sherman Tuesday after
spending several weeks with Alton
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luckinbill spent Wed
nesday and Thursday at the ]. w. Nc
Knight home and were in attendance
at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Ward visited
Tuesday at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Harry Mcknight OF
Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koenig and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Richards were pleasant
callers at the Chas. Martin home Sun,
day afternoon.
Mr.. Gibbons. who has been visit
ing at the home OF his sister, Mrs
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church Of Volga last Thursday. A
large number attended and they re-
port a very pleasant time.
A large number Of young people at
tended the dance at julius Sundets
Saturday evening. A very enjoyable
time was reported.
Carl and Selma Magistad left Mon
day morning for Pierre, where they
will visit friends and also attend the
Gas Belt exposition.
A large number of young people
from Volga and vicinity attended the
little girls society at II. Karlstad's
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Norvold and fam
lily and Miss Francis Lehman of Volga
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
at the home of Ed Hillestad.
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Ole Nelson was a Volga visitor Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sneve visited at
A. Sneve's Sunday.
Earle and Ray Fraley spent Sunday
with the Reeves boys.
Selmer Granum and Clarence Christie
we're out hunting Sunday.
Mrs. Simon Sveen and son, Morris
drove over to Brookings Sunday.
Mrs. M. o. Reffling and daughter.
Clara we're volga visitors Saturday.
Miss Alvina Sundet is at present
staying with her sister, Mrs. Ed Rog-
holt at volga.
Willie Egeberg spent Sunday after
moor at p. o. Peterson's. What's the
attraction Willie?
Mrs. Albert Johnson and Miss Sophia
Thompson called ON Mrs. Simon Sveen
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lars Magistad and daughters,
Selma and Mrs. H. e. Bohlke were
shopping at voiga Saturday.
Miss Josie Sundet, who has been
helping Mrs. Albert Nelson cook for
shreshers, returned home Wednesday,
Quite . number from this vicinity
attended the dedication Of the Nor.
wegtan Lutheran church at Brookings
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Andersln entertained the
hdies aid society OF the Lutheran
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M. S. Thayer, departed Monday for
his home at Schaller, Iowa.
Mrs. E. Winders, who has been Wis.,
iting old time friends the past few
weeks, went to Brookings Thursday
evening and spent the night at the
]. w. Mcknight home, taking the
early train Friday morning for Blunt,
for a brief visit before returning to her
home in eastern Iowa.