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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-08

Falls, will address the conference on
The Man Without a Character"
! which will be followed by a discus
sion led by Rev. James NJ. Brown of
the same city. DR.. J. G. Parsons,
will talk on the Prevention Of Blind
ness and Deafness" and the discus.
sion of the subject will be led by Dora
Donald Humbert of Gary.
In the afternoon there will be
addresses by Dr.. N. c. Eirschy, presi-
dent of Redfeld college on The Place
of Religious Education in Social Bet
%terment;" "The Saving Of Girls" by
Miss Emmer C. Cook; The Delin.
quent Boy" by A. J. Hutton, super
intendent of Wisconsin Industrial
School for Boys; "The Chief Ameri-
can Industry" by Miss Frances Nc
Kinley; The Inspection Of County
Jails and Almshouses," by DR.. H. X.
Warren, Yankton.
John II. Gillin, Phi. D., of the Iowa
State University, will give an ad-
dress and the Queen City Quartet will
furnish music in the evening.
Thursday morning exhibits from
the schools at Gary and Redfeld will
be inspected, an informal discussion
on "The States Duty to Her Unfor-
tunates," will be held and a visit made
to the p~enitentiary.
In the afternoon addresses will be
made by Dean Sterling of the State
university, Bishop O'Gorman, DR.. c.
b. Mallory, Aberdeen; DR.. A. c.
Rogers, superintendent Of the Mime
sofa State School for Feeble Minded
and Colony for Epileptics, and greet
ings from Governor Robert S. YES
sey.
Tasting II. Hart, of Russell Sage
Foundation, New York City, will be
present and deliver an address in the
evening. There will be drills and
songs by classes from the School for
the Deaf and other special music.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the Regular
Municipal Election in and for the City OF
Brookings, South Dakota, will be held in
the several voting precincts therein on the
goth day OF April, 1909, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor. a City Treasurer. a
City Justice OF the Peace, q Police Justice,
one % Alderman from the First Ward, one
Cd Alderman from the Second Ward, one
% Alderman from the Third Ward. two
CD Aldermen from the Fourth Ward. IA
said city and to vote on the question wheth-
err the City Council shall he authorized TO
sell the property known as the City Hall
property, situated in the County Of Brook
ings and State of South Dakota and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit.: The east seven
ty-eight t7S) feet of Lots numbered fifteen
G5), sixteen (16), and seventeen 90. in
Block numbered three go, original plat of
the town. now city of Brookings.
The voting places in the several wards
will be as follows:
First Ward-P. J. Hegeman's Glove Fac
tory.
Second Ward-G. a. r Hall.
Third Ward-City Hall.
Fourth Ward-County Judges Office Ia
Court House.
Said polls will be kept open continually
from . o'clock until 4 o'clock in the after
noon of said day and no Longer.
Dated at Brookings, south Dakota, this
9Th day of April, 1909.
G.. II. stoddart.
City Auditor.
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ALTON.

Miss Kate Harms spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Koenig spent Saturday after
moor with Mrs. L.eVan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gorton spent
Tuesday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass spent Sunday
afternoon at Luckinbill's.
NJ. S. Thayer last week purchased
we of NWA of %, Alton.
Mr.. Hoefing, from near Aurora, was
a business caller Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Thayer spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Papke.
Miss Maude Lucas was n guest of
the Bairey home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Falk has been quite poor
" with a severe cold the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merrill were calling
on old time friends in Brookings Mon
day.
Miss Bessie Cowells of Sherman,
was the guest Of Alton friends Sun
day.
John Miller of White. assisted Mr..
Mater to paper the Fountain school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Richard spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamen were among
those who attended church in Argo
Sunday.
Fred State of White, passed through
here in his auto Tuesday enroute to
Brookings.
This part of the country was visited
Tuesday and Wednesday by a heavy
snow storm.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mcknight and
Miss Gertrude Steadman were Brook
ings visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Doughty re-
turned home Wednesday. after spend
ing the winter at the home Of their
daughter. Mrs. Andrew Anderson Of
Boulder. Colorado.
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PRESTON.

Everybody is seeding and some are
through sowing wheat.
Sunday school was organized Sun
day at Lee school house.
Carl Kinney and wife visited with
Grandma Kinney over Sunday.
Tony Lieferman and wife moved
their HOUSEHOLD goods over to Castle
wood where they will farm.
Miss Iona Case returned home Sat
urday, having been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Kinney for n few days.
Mrs. Doctor Rhodes of Aurora, IS
the guest of her sister. Mrs. J.. w.
Schultz, also her mother, Mrs. Jones.
Anton Gredvig's little girl is under
the doctors care. She has pneumo-
mia, but is a little better at this writ
ing.
Dave Loftgren only took three girls
to Il dance Friday evening. Dave was
all O. X. He was there to take n
bushel of Plumbs, and a good sized
cose, also his sisters.
Ed Cochran has enough of old bach
elor life. ED cooked two or three
meals, all by himself. He said every
thing tasted good. although the bis
cult for some reason was not light.
He has a fine claim, but it is lone
some TO live a bachelors life.
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THE TELEPHONE GIRL.

A gifted poet lifts up his voice and
carols this wise:
THE telephone girl sits still in her
chair and listens to the voices from
everywhere: she hears all the gossip,
she hears all the news. She knows
who is happy and who has the blues.
She knows al! our sorrows, she knows
all u joys. She knows every girl
who is chasing the boys. She knows
OF our troubles. she knows Of our
strife, she knows every man who is
mean to his wife. She knows every
time we are out with the boys. She
hears the every fellow EN-.
ploys. She knows every women who
has a dark past. She knows every
man who Is inclined to be fast. In
fact there's a secret meath each saucy
curl Of that quiet looking. demure
looking telephone girl. II the tele-
phone girl would tell all she knows,
it would turn half our friends into
bitterest foes. She would SOW a small
wind that would o % be a gale, en-.
gulf us In trouble and land US in Jail.
She could let go a story which gain
ing force. would cause our wives to
sue for divorce. She could get all
the churches mixed in a fight and
turn all u days into sorrowful
night: in fact, she could keep the
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OSLO.

ben Sneve drove TO Volga Tuesday.
Albert Aslackson called at Heck's
Tuesday.
o. J. Sundet and family spent Sun
day at Kjos'.
Louis Rogholt called at A, John
sons Friday.
Thee. Helleckson and father drove
to volga Tuesday.
Mrs. Julius Sundet called at Fred
Johnson's Thursday.
+. NJ, Fraley and family called ON
relatives Wednesday.
y, o. Peterson sold a horse to M.
O. Renting Thursday.
o. A. Lien of volga, hauled hay
through here Tuesday.
Albert and Clarence Johnson were
out on a hunt Friday.
Theo. Ramsay and VIM. Sneve made
their usual calls Sunday.
Julius and Louis Sundet were OUT
breaking horses Tuesday.
Hans Oiness and Olaf Nimestad
we're volga visitors Tuesday.
Rudolph Bergh and Victor and Steer
Kios were volga visitors Saturday.
Olaf Gunderson has hired out to
Theo. Hanson Tor the coming season
Mrs. T. Hamarsness and Mrs. ]
Carlson spent Tuesday at Strande's
Several Osloites attended the Pad
dock-Porter sale at volga Saturday
E. y. Burdick and VIII Brown trans
acted business in North Oslo wednes'
day.
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Harry Luckinbill went to Broiings
Tuesday, where he accepted aposi,
ton in a hardware store.
Mrs. Kern arrived Monday frn lie
Mars, Iowa. Mr.. Kern has ben re-
pairing the house and otherwismak-
ing improvements.
Mrs. Lucas and sister, Mrs. ames
Lucas, came up from Brookin! and
were looking up old acquainnces
Thursday and Friday.
G.. G. Koenig came down fror Wat
ertown in his auto WEDNESDAY and
made n brief visit at the HON Of his
brother, G.. w. Koenig.
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NOTICE.

I will remain in Bro<ings during
the summer vacation II will accept
pupils of all grades 4 instruction
in piano and harmony Children as
well as adults will b accepted as
piano students, and nCpupil will be
required to use the notice clavier
unless he or she, so dsires. Clavier
practice will be allowefree of charge
to those who desire i Lessons will
be given at my city-esidence and
at the college. publican begin TAX
ing lessons on or aftSJune IL. For
further particulars we or phone
Henry HLoudenback,
BOOKINGS, S. d.
Res. Phone B-341. 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of j. L.. Colegrove, Deceased

Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed Ella \. Colegrove, administrators of the
estate OF j. l.. Colegrove. deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice 10 the said Ella A. Colegrove at her
residence in the City of Brookings, in the
County of Brookings. South Dakota.
Dated April Z, 1909.
Ella A. Colegrove,
administrators of the Estate of J. l.. Cole
grove. deceased.
NJ. T.. Culhane,
Attorney for Administrators 4w
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AURORA.

Snow. snow, beautiful snow.
Mrs. W. S. Wilkinson was in Brook
ings Friday.
The Aurora Ladies Aid society viii
meet with Mrs. c. A. Ripley Thurs
day, April s.
Miss Anna Evans is enjoying n Wis
It from her friend. Miss Connolly OF
Rock Valley, Iowa.
Mrs. S. w. Stone and brother, j..
]. Pike of Brookings, are visiting at
F. T. Bakers this week.
Miss Vivian Chilson Of Bushnell,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
s. Wilkinson the past week.
f. r. Baker went to Lake Preston
for a duck hunt Saturday evening, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Tiller came down
from Brookings Monday morning to
attend the card party given that even
ing.
Misses Ella Tiller, Tena Southland
and Myrtle Buckley and Mrs. F. J.,
Ripley, were in Brookings Saturday
evening.
Miss Anna Evans was a passenger
from here to Brookings Saturday even
ing, returning home on the evening
passenger.
Mrs. S. A. Pittenger and son. Will
lie, came up from New Ulm, Mimi,
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coates and w.
Coats OF Huron, came down Monday
evening to attend the funeral Of their
grandmother, Mrs. S. NJ. Rexford.
The r. n. A. entertainment given
Thursday evening, April ], was n
bowling success. The grabbing was
a great success and the lunch struck
the right spot. The ladies cleared
an even thirty dollars.
VIM. l.. Leary left for New Ulm,
Mimi, Tuesday evening, where he will
make his future home, having entered
into a partnership with s. A. Pitten-
ger. We regret losing BILL" but the
best wishes of all for success 20 with
him.
Misses Ella Tiller and Edna Korte
very nicely entertained a party of
young people at the latter's home
Monday evening. The forepart of the
evening was spent in progressive
cards, after which n delicious lunch
was served. and at n late hour all
departed for their homes declaring
the young ladies to be excellent host
esses.
Died. at her home in this village
Sunday evening, Mrs. S. NJ. Rexford,
wife Of j. NJ. Rexford. An old time
resident of this community, Mrs. Rex
ford was % years and eight days old
at the time of her death and had re-
here Tor the past tWentN-tnree
years. She was a general favorite
and was highly respected by all, and
10 know her was to love her. She
the children and they all loved
She leaves two daughters and
son. besides a great many grand
to our her death. The
uneral was held Tuesday afternoon
Il two o'clock at the NJ. +. church,
conducted by Rev. G. +. Walsh, the
esident pastor. The floral offerings
we're beautiful. The deepest SYM
'athy of all is extended to the sor- ;
relatives in this their sad
our.
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whole town in a stew, if she'd tell
but a tenth of the things she knew.
No doesn't it set your head in a
whirl, when you think what you owe
to the telephone girI?"
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STATE coNFeReHE OF CHAIR.
TIES AND coeEcrioNs.

The State Confeuce Of Charities
and Corrections m13s April 14-l5 in
Sioux Falls. hekommittee have
prepared an exce,kt program and
the conference meShg will be with.
out doubt the bestsver held in the
state.
The meeting Or at ten O'Clock
on the morning &the 18th with a
prayer by BishoplIare. Mayor ".
T. Doolittle will 70 the address OF
welcome, to whic4aeo. w. Nssh will
respond, DR.. FIX Fox Of Sioux
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-.
posals will be received by thu school board
of Township School District No. II at Man
chester, S. D., for a new two-story frame
school house and a hot air plant for same,
to be built on the school grounds in Man
chester, South Dakota. \ copy Of the plans
and specification for said school house ma,
be seen at the office OF S. II. Howard, clerk
of said school district in Manchester, Kings
bury county, South Dakota. or at the Office
of George Issenhuth, architect. Huron, South
Dakota. All bids must be received by said
clerk of said school board on or before 2
o'clock p. m, May 12th, 1902. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Dated this fifth day OF April, 1909.
II. j. Thedorff, Chairman.
1. NJ. Wade. TREASURE.
BY ). II. Howard, Clerk.
Manchester, S. D.
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IT'S SOMETIMES EMBARRASSING to have the fashllght sud-
= denly turred on, when you don't expect it. But s. far as the

Clothes are COnC6TIlVU you
needn't be ashamed to be
seen anyw here wearing
anV of our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-20

especially well edited II is origin
az throughout and is gotten up by
the pupils of the high school The
credit 10 any school in the state.
printing Is "oll done and would do
The editorial staff is composed OF
Olga Uucy Ollie White, Hazel
steele. James Allen. Lee London,
Esun Black. Oycrton Black and
Mamie Alexander Prof Canterbury
formerly of the high school in this
city Is superintendent in Marietta
and the pupils pay him a high com
pumcut IN their journal
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County Bridge

Io. Taylor aud :. y. stephenson
were 900 the city today from the
Wa-mn where they are engaged iu
building ;hc county bridge across
the Washitl at Il ck Crossing Nlr
Stephenson is experimenting tn"
work and m speaking of the bridge
today hc said whom II 10 finished it
will Doe one of the very best stuc
lures of the Kind in tn" state. The
old railway company bridge was Civ
ON To- the county and its two spans
OF SIXTY feet each are being used
The timber In the bridge has been
treated 20 crcos9tc and will last
natural life time. The bridge
measures 51I feet in length.
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An otorhoatod stove Sunday
mouius came near resulting in the
destruction of the home OF Dr.
~hp,Nrrd ON Nor,h Washington
street, som. OF The partition walls,
tur ceiling and portion Of the
ROOT $3.50. burned away The prompt
response OF the fine department
sawed the home from complete de-
s'rurtion ur Shackclford asys H.
cannot estimate his loss as he had
som. things destroyed which money
cannot replace.
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Ardmorc. Okla. Dec. 10, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus
am a little girl :. Just seven years
old. so to school and study hard.
have good time, love my teacher
and playmates. Now since Xmas is
so near. | though, | would write TO
you. fearing you might forget the IL
tie girl on e ST ~ w. | would like
for you to come to my house and
bring a nice trunk and little brass
bed. \ doll with light curly hair
and a doll buggy, a good story book,
a nice bracelet, too. For all of these
things | thank YOU in advance. Hop.
ing you will not meet with an accident
on your way and get here on time /
am anNiously awaiting your coming
Very sincerely. your little friend.
HELEN vonKELLER.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Tho above is the name of q Ger.
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of Folcy's
Kidney Remedy. HoNamothylcucte-
tramine is recognized by medical
text books and authorities as a uric
acid solvent and antiseptic for the
urine. Take Foleys Kidney Remedy
as soon as you notice any irr,gulari
ties and avoid serious m1lady
Sold by all druggists
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Lone Grove. OKLA. Dec. is. 1909
Dear Santa Claus.
VIII you bring me story book,
and sweater and fire works I am
nine years old, and my little brother
Is four years old and please bring
a drum and little horn and a \. B.
C. book. Bring my little sister a post
card album and sweater and book
and little purse. My name Is
THERON PRICE
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Yes, We can furnish you sweet
cream. sweet milk, butter milk or
butter. The Ardmore Dairy and Ice
Cream Factory. Phone 2ss 11-3
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like Lola's. \ necklace, some pretty
pins and any little things you can
AFFORD to give me. | also want my
share of your fruit and candies. The
best way 10 get in our house Is right
through the front door, and I'll see
that II is not locked on that night.
I'm sure you will have nice time
coming through the snow.
From one who will welcome you,
EVA ELKIN
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viii Make Bid.

W BroduN former wat'rworks
superintendent Of this city, but who
NOW lives az McAlcstcr was here TO-.
day looking after the water and sew
cg extensions. He will bid on the
work. Mr. BrodnaN has done vast
amount of work at Pauls Valley
McAIe-tpr Holdcuvillc and other cit
ICES and ls now engaged ON a big
contract at Pcrry lie is good
workman ana has the confidence OF
every citizen In Ardmore.
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Whlte Made Plans.

Architect J -. White OF this city
has been awarded the contract for
making the plans for the new city
hall at Anadarko. There were ten
competitors from all portions of the
state and the plans of the Ardmore
man WON out Bids for the construc-
tion of the building are now being
advertised for
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Ardmore. okla, Dec. Il. 1903
Dear Santa Claus:
! will write you letter to let you
know what want for Christmas.
wont ask for much for / want other
children to have as much as |. ]
want a little printing press, some
apples, candy and nuts. Bring me
some baby giants, some roman can
dies, small skyrockct Goodbye,
\ Merry Christmas to all.
FLOYD SWINDLE,
Please don't forge mamma and
papa.
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Ardmorc, Okla. Dec. Il. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus:
{ will write you what want for
Christmas. wan. doll bed and any
thing else that you can spare, / want
some candy and oranges and nuts.
Don't forget my mamma and papa ]
want some little baby giants, and all
kinds OF other hrelcrackcrs. Good.
bye Santa Claus. And ny grandma
who is coming to spend Christmas.
LOIS SWlNDLE.
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MARY BLANCHE CAsON

Ardmore, Okla, Dec. Il, 1909.
Dear Santa CIaus:
am little boy / years old, !
have never written you before, bit
will write and tell you what want
you to bring me for Christmas.
| want train, an automobile, and
u nice little rocking chair. Some
fruit, nuts and candy. viii be a good
boy if YOU will bring me these.
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Berwyn. Okla,

Berwyn, Okla. Dec. 10. 1909
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl, / years old. I'd
like you to bring me great big
rag doll and a great big pretty dol
with IA pretty white dress on, very
near as tall as myself, and a little
cooking stove and a whole lot Of
cooking vessels ON it, and some
candy, oranges, apples and bananas.
And Dear Santa, bring my daddy aai
mamma and the boys some nice
things and some good things 10 eat
So bye-bye Santa.
MARY BLANCHE CASON
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st. Johns Academy
Wichita, Kan. Dec -, 10

| am a little girI
of St Johns Aea-
deny, have J. CA
trying TO be- q
good child. and
tried To- learn all
/ could.
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Ardmore. Okla. Dec. Is. 1909
Dear Santa Claus:
! am a little girl II years old and
| want you to bring me doll and a
sewing box and bracelet and some
nuts and candy and fruit.
Your friend,
AUDREY WHlTFORD.
live on ith Ave, between Wash
ington and Caddo please don't forget
me.
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SANTA CLAUS
u [3 III N|[3 [A ISL

and ! wish you would bring me some
oranges and some candy and some
nuts and doll buggy and a little
set Of dishes and a little train and a
little bed for my doll and a new dress
and story book.
LOLA HUTCHINS,
i2i + st. y. Il.
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Ardmore, Okla, Dec. Is, l

Ardmore, Okla, Dec Is, 1907.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a doll and a do'l
buggy ana piano and a telephone
and some candy and apples and nuts
and oranges and bring my little
brother Virgil, carpenters outuJ and
a little rookie horse and orange, AID
candy and apples and fire works and
some nuts and bring my dear little
baby sister Mary a rubber doll and a
rattler and any toys you wish to
bring her, and candy and oranges and
apples. Don't forget to visit our home
JUANITA ROBERTS.
/ live on \ street, Northeas, Aun'
Sallic.
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Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus:
want you to bring me - cap pis-
tol and a pair OF lcgsins and top and
a string ana bring me a buglc and
want YOU to bring an orange and a
banana and some candy. Bring the
baby sack of candy and a bank, and
% little automobile with love.
HENRY GOODMAN.
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Dear Santa Claus.
want yo uto bring me a ring and
a Teddy bear, rs inches tall and SOM
nuts. candy and fruit will not
want any more, II can get these. So
goodbye.
GLADYS ELIZABETH HOLLAND
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MURRAY GOLDSBY.

Ardmore, Okla, Dec. -, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus.
am a little boy OF five years old,
I want you to bring me an automobile
and horn and my stocking full.
+. II. COLBERT.
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Dear Santa Claus.
want a big doll and bed and
want little stove, and some cand}
and nuts, apples. So | will close,
Your friend,
THELMA ERA HOLLAND
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HERMAN DEEN WEBSTER.

Dear Santa Claus:
| will write you a letter to tell
you what want for Christmas. I
want little steam engine, with a
saw, a train with a switch, some fire
works. candy and nuts.
MURRAY GOLDSBY.