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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
TO DISCUSS COOPERATION
IN PHILANTHROPIC MATTERS
August Meeting of Charity Conference
Committee to Be Held at the
Chamber of Commerce

The August meeting of the charity
conference committee will be held
Tuesday morning, August II, at 10:30
o'clock, in the directors room of the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
The unfinished business of the last
meeting will be first taken up-the plan
of official Endorsement of charities and
philanthropies by cooperation with the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce and
the Merchants and Manufacturers as
sociation. This is very important and
in line with the talk given at the last
meeting by Perry W. Widener, acting
secretary of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association.
The change of name of the charity
conference committee viii be consid-
cred.
The delegates report on the national
conference of charities and corrections
held in Buffalo will also be discussed.
Eat at the Angelus grill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
LAWYER is CHARGED WITH
ISSUING VALUELESS CHECKS
Alleged That Charles johnson Passed
Fictitious Paper for $1,000 in
Payment on Diamonds

Declaring that Charles Johnson, who
had offices in the H. w. Hellman
building, passed checks on a bank in
which he had no funds and had issued
a vaIueless check for $1,000 in part pay
ment on diamonds worth $4,000, A.
Sechler and an agent for the II. w.
Hellman building appeared at the po-
lice station yesterday and asked for
complaints against Johnson.
According to the story of the com
plainants, johnson, who is supposed to
be an attorney, issued number of val.
ueless checks for small amounts and
passed a check for $1,000 on A. Sechier
in part payment for diamonds worth
$4,000.
The check was protested at the bank
and later it was learned that Johnson
had left the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
Appoint Legislation commIttee

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, Aug. ia.
N. Pomeroy of this place, president OF
the National Editorial association, to-
day appointed committee on legisla-
tion consisting of G. E. Horner, Den
yer; F. l., Mckenzie, Tallahassee, Fla. /;
S. M. Wells, Crete, Neb.; w. L. Black,
Elgin, ILL.,. and James N. Metcalf, Glen
dive Mont
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
sutton Court Of Inquiry Closes

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 16.-The
Sutton court of inquiry closed today
after two secret sessions, during which
the testimony relative to the death of
Lieut.. James N. Sutton, jr., was gone
over thoroughly. The findings were
reached and signed tonight. What they
are the members of the court refused
to say, as they will be reviewed by the
navy department at washington be-
fore being made public.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
Prince Praises Work of Father

ANTWERP, Aug. 16.-Prince Albert
Leopold, heir to the Belgian throne, ar
rived here today on his return from the
Congo and was given an ovation. He
spoke in high praise of the work King
Leopold has accomplished in the Con-
go and said the resources and possibil-
tiles of the country had exceeded his
expectations. Belgium, he declared,
would work.for the uplifting of the ma
tives combating the sleeping sickness
and increasing means. of communica-
fi0n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
Arrowhead Spring Water

DELIGHTFULLY."- Delicousy refreshing From the famous Arrow
head Mountains. Five gallons, delivered, 40 cents.
Phone Home F4444
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17

Japan day at Venice next Saturday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17

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Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

acres of land opened up, the blowing of which is to be done with a couple of large steam blows. This province lies almost directly north of Montana. He will surely succeed in getting a change of climate. going from Arizona to that country. at least, and we hope it will prove beneficial.
 O. L. Mcintyre succeeded in finish ing his sailboat in time to tackle the lake last Sunday. Quite a breeze was blowing and he had chance to make a fair test. The little boat acted nobly and sat the water like a duck. and when the sails were put up she hit the breeze at a twelve mile an hour clip. justifying her owners faith in her ability and sea worthiness. She is a sloOp rigged knockabout 15 feet, 6 inches length, f feet inches wide, and draws only six inches of water: cock pit 12 inches deep, feet inches wide and 6 feet long. and carries about 1S5 square feet of canvas: has a streak of green paint around her and with a good wind can show a clean pair of heels to any bird or boat on the lake, the motor boat included. She carries lile dppFppTidtt ildlllt pl Npots buN ohS is no mud hen for all that.
 La grippe has been active at Roose- welt lately and Wednesday succeeded in claiming as a victim the 3-months- old child of Rafael Mendibles. a pho tographer of this place.
 c. Hurtada was telephoned that his brother in-law of Tempe was not eX- pected to live and left with his wife and two children for Mesa this morn ing. A case of pneumonia.
 Yesterday and today were very stormy at Roosevelt and the country surrounding. The stage leaving Globe yesterday morning had a coating of four inches of snow on top of it. The surrounding hills. both yesterday and today. have quite a covering of snow and-from indications tonight at Roose- welt we will not be surprised to see snow in the morning lower down than it has been at any time this winter Quite a heavy rain fell between and 6: 30 D. m. tonight and it is very cold.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Ellis, accompanied by their two small boys, left this morning for Globe, where they will visit friends and relatives for a few days.
 Bert Henderson has returned from Phoenix. where he has been spending few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Tompkins have ! disposed of their household goods and expect to leave on the morning stage
 for Mesa. where they will remain per manently.
 Mrs. Cooper of Globe is visiting with l her son and daughter Mir. and Mrs. Franc Cooper ,Mr. and Mrs. II. Cooper of Livings-
 ton drove into camp yesterday, return ing home the same day. A troupe of vaudeville actors and actresses drove in from Globe last Fri day afternoon in a surrey. They gave performance that night in the town hall, one at O'Rourke's camp Saturday night, Sunday afternoon and evening. closing with performance in the town hall on Monday night Each perform ance was well attended. There was q dance at O'Rourke's camp after the show Saturday night. Mrs. C. w. Smith was the hostess
 at little informal dance at the gov ernment headquarters last Wednesday evening.
 Charley Henderson and family ex- pect to leave soon for their ranch up the Tonto river. Mrs. Emery Strait has been on the sick list during the past week. Roy PempeTton has been confined to
 his bed with Ia grippe, but is improv- ing.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Wills expect to leave on the morning stage for Phoenix. Mir. Wills came here from Globe with the intention of working for Contractor O'Rourke, but as they
 could not make suitable arrangements with the company for house they will go on to Phoenix Doe" Phillips of Mesa came up via Shattuck and Nimmo stage last Tues day to take in the dam and surround Ing country.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-19

Supt. w. E. Hanson was in Anr
Arbor on business, Saturday.
Madelia Spring Wheat Flour zoe sack
IS. so barrel at LOOMS & Osmer's.
J. G. Hicks of st. Johns, called on
friends in the city Friday morning.
Mrs F. E. Kohler spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city with Mr.. Kohler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Washburn are
visiting relatives in Macomb county.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
holding rummage sale at 207 North
Ball street.
Buy Christmas gift for $l.00 at T.
o. Christians Going out Of Business
Sale
o. L. Sprague has been confined 10
the house several days with gathering
in his head.
L. 7. Hemans gives it as his opinion
that Ingham county will vote in favor
of local option.
Sterling Coffee. A pleased customer
and a pleasant breakfast. G. NJ Miller
Both Phones, AZ.
Jacob Wolser of Detroit, was in the
city Saturday to dispose of his real
estate on Csdar street.
The double apartment house being
erected on East Oliver street by o. B.
Estey is nearing completion.
See Conseulo, the famous Spanish
dancer and singer at the Oriental Thea
tire. Fine moving pictures and music.
Mrs. T. B. Scott was called to London,
Ontario. Friday, by the death of her
mother, Mrs. F. A. O'Dell on Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Wallace of Perry. who
was injured in an automobile accident
on the 18th died on the evening of the
10TH
Electric. Tube Rose and Old Home
stead Flour. 70 cents a sack or IS. so
per Dbl. G. M. Miller. Both Phones
AZ.
The Chesaning Home Telephone Co.
reports prosperous years business. E.
T. Long is president and G. w. Chem
ey is secretary.
Mrs. r. w. Walker of Flint, was q
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Gale the first of the
week.
w. E. Collins, president of the State
Board of Pharmacy, attended board
meeting in Grand Rapids the first of
the week.
Local fishermen who have spent
day on the river between Saginaw and
Bay City return home with splendid
catches of perch.
Mrs. Bertha Wesener has leased the
east side of the G. o. Loring apartment
and will move from the beautiful resi-
dence she has 80 long occupied on Mich
igan avenue.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
HI. S. McKeeby is hunting deer near
Alpena.
s. E. Parkill has sold his automobile
to M. L. Izor of Durand.
Fresh caught Trout and Sealshipt
Oysters at Loomis & Osmer's.
Don Bacon of Perry, reports bean
crop of 800 bushels from 10 acres.
Buy Wedding and Christmas gifts at
T. o. Christians Closing Out Sale.
Miss Lucy Shattuck visited friends in
Saginaw from Friday until Monday.
David Fl. Newton has been appointed
rural carrier on route two at Laigns'
burg.
G. M. Miller has sold his four acre
farm on N. Mulberry street to Elmer
Brott.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Devereaux OF
Flint, spent Saturday with friends in
this city.
Sealshipt Oysters. Solid meats No
ice or water G. M. Miller. Both
Phones, AZ.
Mrs ID. F. Hinckley of Fenton, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Myra
Hinckley of this city.
High Grade Jap Tea. A winner for
the money, 40 cents pound. 9. M.
Miller. Both Phones, AZ.
Carl Knapp, who has been visiting
friends in Jackson and Battle Creek,
returned home Sunday.
Jay Human, who has been visiting
his mother at Fenton for several days,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Hamel and son, Charles,
are visiting her mother and other rela-
tives at Midland and Gladwin.
Do your Christmas buying early.
You get a bigger variety to choose from
and have more time to make selections
Mrs. Fred Marvin of No. Shiawassee
street. ia entertaining Mrs Frank Mar
vim and daughter, Miss Charlotte. Their
home is in Marquette
J. w. Hoenshell has the honor of
being the first Owosso huntsman to
send home q deer. One was received
here Saturday morning from him
Mrs. Phoebe Bearce died in Ovid on
the 9th inst. as the result OF stroke or
paralys sis, aged 81 years. She was 9
sister of Mrs Elizabeth j. Luckhurst OF
Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-11-19
SOCIAL NEWS.

The Fourteen spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Woodland, John
street.
The Predu club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs r. j. Tick at her home
on West Oliver street.
Mrs. j. s. Hoyt entertained the Social
Afternoon club Saturday afternoon at
her home on West Main street.
Mrs. David Hook of N. Water street,
entertained a party of friends at a
cabbage dinner Wednesday. Every
one had royal good time.
Mrs Fred Osburn was hostess for the
Reighy Day club at her home on East
Oliver street. at pleasant meeting
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Robinson enter
tanned the Neigborhood Twelve at a
unique poverty and country dance last
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. B. Parker entertained sixty
friends last Wednesday at sixhand
euchre party at her home on West
Oliver street.
Mrs w. L. Parker and Mrs. E. F.
Joslin entertained about eighty ladies
at dinner at the home of the former
Friday evening. 1t was a charming
social event.
Mrs. Charlotte Setback entertained
at four o'clock dinner Friday afte. Il Ion
in honor of Mrs. Swan and dauS LITER,
Miss Ella, of Lowell. Wis, A four
course dinner was served.
Mrs. Bertha Wesener and Miss Alma
Krogman delightfully."- entertained
twenty guests, Monday, at their
home on Michigan avenue in honor of
Mrs. Hugo Wesener, Jr., of Saginaw
Miss Daisy Sutton entertained the
MAJ cissus club at her home on E. King
street Thursday afternoon. Several
guests. During the afternoon light
refreshments were served.
Twelve young lady friends of Miss
Ethel Henderson were pleasantly enter
tanned at six O'Clock dinner last Thurs
day evening at her home The after
dinner hours were devoted to cards
and were most enjoyably spent.
Fred Schieb er of Martin street, was
agreeably surprised at his home Mon
day evening by large delegation of
the Owosso Mannerchoer The evening
was passed in a pleasant social way.
the Mannerchoer sang and refreshments
were served.
The Tuesday Bridge club and hus-
bands of the members and several
friends enjoyed a SIX o'clock dinner and
card party at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Thomas Tuesday evening, the
hostesses being Mrs A. M Bentley.
Mrs r K. Hart. Mrs J. o. Parker and
Mrs G. M. Dewey
The Misses Nellie Babcock, Blanche
Baldwin, Lulu Ruess and Lura Brand
enbury and Me-srs Alfred and Joseph
Ruess went to Elsie last Friday evening
where they attended party held in
honor Of Miss Emma Ruess of that
village The evening was given up to
progressive pedro and an elaborate
luncheon was served.
The Owl club met with Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Cole. $40 Ridge street, saturday
night. There were sixteen present.
Pedro was the program for the evening,
following which light repast was
served. William Van Slice and George
Kinney were the prize winners Of the
evening.
Twenty-Five young friends of Mis-:
! Florence Giles gathered at her home
at the corner of River and Cedar streets
Thursday evening TO assist Miss Gillii
in celebrating her birthday The even
ing was passed in playing games
Light refreshments were served. j
proved 10 be delightful occasion fol
both the hostess and her guests
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18
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numeru: Zbli5aiacy pie
=zgrzyt ok6w oznaimil mul,
te wkr6tce przyjdzie k'oGlej
i ma niego; lecz r6Wnoecze-
snie przez glove przemkne-:
10 mu mysl, ze moze w6dz
uczyni ola niego wyjateR
Mole ME plozwoli zalozyc
mu kajdan? a je6li " tax:
waznej ohwili ponyM 9.
MIN, to bedzie to nieomYl-
nym gnakiem, ze nadziela.
kt6ra mu Cd paru dni du-
sze przepelnia, ME jest bez-
podstawna.
linda czeka1 y knliertelnei'
trwodze.. "a kazdem poru-
szeniem wiosla spogladal ma
Arriusa. #
A ten stall opodal dummy
nieporuszony; czuwajac mad
czynno6ciami za}ogi...
Brick kaidan stawai sic
coraz g}o6niejszy. Doz6rca
byl JUL przy numerze So.
Juda poblad}, lax pl6tno, ale
ME czekajac. r,or'zaik X polo.
zyl wioslo j wyciagnai reoe.
w tel chwili jednak w6dz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18
f5s1aaIoi1ym nl

a1lpal,5,lk,,olc,;zyyaI-vat iss,'slonymn !,
lpsdshz=adsIsy ) d4agi.
Wio,sla wlypadN rak nie-
wotlllnl,ll!l6 o OBJ slaInni s=ppospa-
dali : 1aWe IS na ziemnie. Ma
pollKl:lade1fzzile, 1zl.allpanlol,Wyal strafs1z--
~ poploch. Tloe1zon1o !. sic,
ue.ie,kEian6l, potracano wzaiem-
ME, kindly 'yilsuka9 bezpiecz-
nsgo sebironieniia.
Wtem pod nogi Judy spadl
l. CORY trup j~asnovlosego
fyeerlzaa : p,6lnooy.
Me bylo ju5 watpliwosci:
galera Byla, i reku nieprzy-
jaci61. RzymiIa,nie walczylii
tefaz 2 kostaairr;z,ami ma pokla~
1 +s@% g#8&&iS&@@ - Va IL u 4. .4ng 80
die wlaenego statkulD Dresser
przebieglp pc ciele mlodzie6ca
! ogarnal go strach TAXI, 70
wioslo wypadlo MI : reki.
Mad jogo glow9 Arrius
valley : nalpasttn'lik Il M NJ O
v tej chwilf jest y niebes-
|pietzehstwie? Moae broni
#lasnego zycia2 Moze ginieR
T. p~rzemknela mu mysl
straszliwa.
.ss$@. "a .!.ts.s- So
HNadzieie, marzenia, kt6re
niedawno zbudzily sic "
sercu Judy, zawisly teraz
ma tax watlei nici, jaka jest
sycie ludzkie, ma ktore 70
wszystk;ch stron gqdza ostre
mieeze.
% Panic! @ Bozv Abra-
hama, Izaaka j Jakubal
Stree go! Wspom6z! Ochra-
Mai! - wolal mlodzieniec 2
Fl l5,nfa St1I
glebi strwozonego serea.
Matlta, siostra, dom zie-
mia ojczysta, ;a'6nialy mu v.
duszy vyciagaly do l' niego
ramona. Czyl ME zobaczy
icf nigdy? ,Jeza6li Arrius zgi-
ME Wszystkie zlote ma
dzieje zgina : MIN razem.
Zmarli ME pow,racajs, ably
spelni6 obietnice dane "a ~
cial
Ma pok1adzie xrzaia wciaz
bitwa. " : :
Wio6larze, przerazeni, u
silowali rozerwat kajdany
'rzucalii sic v 1eaych klatkl,ach
napelniajjac ploowistrze rykiem
rozpaozy, p6dobny'mI' DO y.
ku zwietri;zat. 9 kazda chwi1a
niknela karnozc, . szenzy1
sic poploeh. /.
TylkoId ozorca | Juda stall,
.jak przykuci do swoieh
So. q. 7. 's
Dozorcs tr = honor
|zolnierza ,.l kt6rry ME poswalal
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18


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aplynelo do du 1ls;aJy e mia II
az5 pewnoSc lepszei przy,:.
szlo6ci.
W6dz ME pozwoli zakut
50 v kiaaidany, vice Q min MIN
pamieta, vice Wierzy mu
vice prsyjdzis 1epszs dola
nied1ugo... moze lsda chwila.
Godsin1y n1.'ocy miiailly szyb-
ko. Raj j drugi przycbodzi-
IA ma niego kolej spoczyinn--
ku, lecz ME m6g} zmru&ye
Okla.
Pierwsze blaski iutrz6nki
zadrgaly ma falach NORA.
gdy majtek p%ostawiony ia u
stray zblizyi sic zywo do
Panie-rzekl - kosarze
sic .zblizaja. {
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pogotowiu zawo1al Ar
RUS do dow6dcy i #yszedi
ma pok1ad. y. 55
v.
w jednej ehwili wszyscy
ma okrecie staneli ma nogi.
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sea-: tznf,aait I pp5r z
wall zbfoje I uszykoWali sic
" szeregi.
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CANINE, frozpinanie 2agli,
~przygotowywanie machin
.bojowych. Potem ma gale.
re zapanowala cisza, brze-
mienna ~oczekiwaniem i ME
pokojem. Ma dany przez do
z6rce znak, wszystkie wiosla
sic wstrzymaly.
Co to mialo znaczys?
Ami jeden ze 12O nieWol--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-18

niezada soieTt go lplJytaI
M. gzolllii tlklo l|Dlst!ylinllk|t6,
WldliyJsE ItlIaleE Wto1bec zzb|llii11.ajjaa
c,e,go PIE nfiebeetz,,pieecszzet61stRs
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prawlaa wiis.dazise, kto byy4H i,
passtIla1iiIklEii lem y M No przyJjjale1iiislI'
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bylo. c lszal. IA % ~rro''z;m,,ySlIaa.'aia..
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s1e6 plusk wiose1. aalert
zadras'la, jakby v MIA udeerzy5i'|
[baIwan morski.
NlieeprzyjavclGii'eEl nadp}ynal
/ znoWu dano znak : p pc
Iklaldu. Wiosla bic zanurzy}y.
IStatek poruszyl sic powoli,
prawie nieznacznie. View
natllz AMI zeWnatrz ME bylo
|slychat najlzzejjszego szmeru,
.wssyscy no okrecie stlumili
oddech " piersiach.
Wt On ma nj, pokIa,dllz,iie roz.
leegl sic czysty, przeciag}y
bojaWy. Dozorea Z
calych sill uderzyl palecska
po blacie m%etaloWym; VIC ioo-
slarze rzucili sic do Mosel.
Ma przodzie okretu byte
|slucha6 =bieganline, wrzaski
5zczek broni. rs 4.
Maggie statek sic wstrza7
snal tax gwaltownie, 70 zt wio.
slarze " trzecim rzedzie Ia
wek zachwiali sic, kilku ma
wet pospada}o ma ziemie.
plrzechy1il sic, odsko-
"a y; W@ I'll / l|s se Nv y
.ehwli ii, {, o9d]iz'Jysslks 9 w r6wno'.
wage osadzil sic pa mieiscu
j ze zdwojona ssybko6cia
pomknalnaprz6d,
Ponad dzWiek trab j
szezek broni, waaosily.=sie W
powietrzu jelki ludzkie. I zno
WI rozlegl sic straszny huk
i loskot,a ma pokladzie %
krzyk tIyumfu. Il 81
Rzymialn,iie zatopili okret
nieprzyiaeielski Bez wy
tchnienia, bez chwili odpo.
czynku, galera pedzila dalet
Mlajtkowie zapalalis kleby
|baweIny j wirzziucai je W
kadzie, napelnione olejem
groza bitWy miala sic zwiek
szyc ptrzez pozz t,a U a.. J.
Nlao'kolo gallery, z tylu, :
gprzodu, 20 iei. bokaeb, zty
siaoa piiersi, jakbyz jednei,
WzsnosiIy sic ieki rospaczy.
90 chwila nowy okret'Enie-
przyjacielski g1uchym
trzaskiiem,1l i 1oskotem szedI
no dns. zvyciestwo iednak
niie przee;lbyIliilo sie jessczll.et1I
.dotychl,0izals ~ 39ad1:nta. stronle,
Cd czasu do scEasu VINE.
szo,ndo n1alipf1odmnosit rannYch ]
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13
Norway Township.

Aug. 10, 1909.
There is going to by confirmation
services in Trinity church August Is.
conducted by Rev. Huid.
The farmers are pretty busy with
their harvest and are making good
progress.
Miss Jose Harstad closed her school
last Saturday and had nice program
which was we'll rendered by the child
rem.
The Luther League was we'll at
tended last Sunday night.
Mrs. Lewis Hiram will be home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. O. Erickson of
Hudson entertained company las t
Sunday. The visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. CLAY Eckle Of Fairview, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hegge, Misses Tina and
Alma Ingebretson, Albert and Lewis
Christophers0n, Severt KnudtsOn,
Oscar Vide, Peder, Nels and Andrine
acknowledgement and all had a delight
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Chrisropherson
were Sunday callers at Stein Lars
CARDS.
Mr.. Even Fossum and daughter Ida,
and Mrs. Ole Fossum and Mrs. Enge-
bret HOlsater attended the ladies' aid
at Mrs. K. 0. E%rickson's last Thurs
day.
Arthur Rust is visiting with his
grandpa and grandma, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Sorlie.
Anton Bake was in Fairview last
Saturday night in order, perhaps, to
be in to time for church next morning.
Rev. S. J.. Nummedahl returned
from Rochester MINI. last Monday
evening.
Bill.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13

Urdahl is no better. The many
friends Of Mr.. Urdahl and Mrs. Lux
ken hope to hear better news
Misses Ada and Ellen Lukken Wis.,
tied with Miss Florence DeNewer
Thursday afternoon.
Everyone is busy now. Some are
still cutting late oats, other stacking,
while some have started threshing.
Miss Emma Strand was a guest
this week from Friday till Sunday
with Miss Emma Scion.
The bridge west OF Ole Renley's has
been repaired now so that in the fut-
driving of should 1t happen TO be
dark.
The Hanson Bros. and Gilbert
Thompson have been busy t~hreshing
this week. Nelson Bros. doing the
work.
There will be church services held
In school district No. 30, Sunday Aug.
Is, at 2 o'clock. conducted by Rev.
Fred Smith OF Worthing. Everyone
crrdially invited unless otherwise en-
gagged.
Mrs. win Jones and Mrs. Pat Clark
OF Worthing spent Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Gertrude Katfar.
Our mail man, Fred Madden, had
another accident last Friday. 1t is
rather warm for motorcycles and his
was taken Ill again. 1t was about a
couple of hours before 1t was able to
continue on the usual rounds.
Misses Jennie Reamer and Bertha
Slocombe are attending institute at
Canton this week.
Miss Estene Steensland Is the guest
OF her sister Mrs. M. G. Renley this
week.
Rip Van Wrinkle has decided that
IL is entirely o strenuous to stay at
home and listen to the seedlings OF
Old Dame Van Wrinkle during these
hot days, so has gone for another trip
thru the CatSkills in hopes Of again
finding the mysterious something
which will put him asleep again. If
he fails to find it,, he will return in
two weeks. but until the two weeks
are up no Lincoln items can be writ
ten bye Rip Van Wrinkle.