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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-02

FOR RENT-Two desirable flats on
Adams street. near 7th avenue; FIVE
rooms with bath. Inquire of Guffin Sc
Mauzy. 207 Reynolds Bldg: telephone
293. 22-tf
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FOR REET-Two-story brick building.
Indiana Harbor; suitable for saloon
and rooming house; corner main street;
rent SIS Address John R Farovid Co,
Indiana Harbor. Ind; phone "a. lett
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MALE HELP WANTED.

w A n T E Carrier boy
about 10 years old; must
live in neighborhood of Calu-
met Ave. Call at Times Of
flee. 2-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnishe room and
board with all modern conveniences
173 s. Holman. 2S-tf
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PERSONAL

Observation-Disclosures Castillo has re-
turned for the summer; clairvoyantly
9 p. m s32 Morton Ave; take South
Holman St. car to door. 1872
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The Chicago, Lake Shore &
South Bend Ry. Co. TINE IABL!

In effect April II, 1900.
Trains leave Hammond az fOilOvvMI
WEST BOUND EAST BOUND
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 335 Tru-
man Ave; phone 1881. 25-6
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Washing machine; good as
new. Call PAT Oakley Ave. IL
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FOR sALE-Gentle horse; lady can
drive surrey and harness. 45O Plum
mer Ave. w. +. Brunt. IL
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FOR SALE-Household furniture in
good condition, cheap; must be sold
this week. 1928 Hemlock St, Indiana
Harbor Ind. 10
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-To rent upstairs fat; about
i've rooms: south side preferred Ad-
dress c l., Lake County Times. "a
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FOR SALE-Lots at a sacrifice; cash or
payments to suit. d. A. Pugh; phone
287 after p. m. Tt
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
NEW HOME

P~rotracted meeting is inprogress
at New Home and will still con-
tinue through this week.
Miss Frances Reager OF Elmwood
spent Sunday with Misses Alma
Kueck aud Bessie Knott.
Miss Dee Scott of Sweet Springs
was the guest of Miss Ruth McKin-
ney from Friday until Monday.
Miss Minnie Harris and Ethel Nc
Kinney were shopping in Sweet
Springs Monday,
Miss Mamie Bentley who Is at
tending school in Sweet Springs
spent Sunday with her auntt Mrs
j.. H. Fordham.
Miss nellie Dierking spent from
Sunday until Monday with her par
ents John Dierking and family.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

the Baptist Association at New
Prospect last Friday. They report
a profitable meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Riley of Mayvi "
spent Sunday with relatives here.
j. Palmer and wife visi ed f'ien'l
at Alma Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Riley was the CUES. o
Mrs. R. E. Cole at Malta Bend Fri
day.
Rev. w. Cole and wife and baby
OF Goldfield are visiting his paren:
r. Cole and family at Malta Bend
Heartfelt sympathy is extended
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Demoss in
the sad death OF their baby.
B. Houston was at Kansas City
last week purchasing goods for f
Fenner's dry goods and grocery
store.
Mrs. D. Wedd!e is visiting Mrs
Schooley at Malta Bend also Ms
Klinge near Malta Bend.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
GRAND PASS.

Misses Annie Newton, Della Will
son and Stella Young accompan-
led Mrs. Elsie Wilson 20 her home
at Spring Hill, Kansas, last week.
A. E. Riley, wife and daughter,
Miss Pearl, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Taylor at Blackburn last
Sunday.
Grover Reynolds OF Slater is
spending this week with home
folks and his many friends.
G.. w. Mcclure visited l.. F. Nc
Clure and family last Sunday a.
Nelson.
Mrs. E. L. Treadway and children
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Edwards at Nelson this week.
Mrs. Matte Strader and chi dr,n
OF near Blackburn spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. G. Mcclure.
N. Dowden and son are repair
ing and remodelinS Mrs. Mollie
Trents residence which Is occupied
by Mrs. Howard.
Rev. Cole is holding a revival at
the Christian church at this pace.
Miss MolIie Dcmoss spent Sunday
with her parents, She has a school
this year.
Charles Demoss was also home
Sunday from his school.
Mrs. Eta Platner is very sick
with fever at present.
Rev. Elliot of William Jewel Col
lege preached at the Baptist chur h
Sunday.
l.. Taylor and G.. Knott attended
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
HERNDON

Wheat sowing is the oder OF
the day.
Edward Thomas and son, Cheste?
passed through here Monday en-
to Blackwater.
w. #. Clark moved his saw mill
from about Marshall, Iassing thro
here Saturday enroute to Harris
Mi ! Ford.
H. NJ. Shelton and Green Fsnwick
left for Kansas Ci:y Saturday.
Quite a crowd gathered at Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph HeIndon Monday
night and all repors a fine time.
Those present were Misses Annie
Herndon, Essie Keith, Susie Far
mer, Bessie and Mary Fenwick,
Mary and Anna Herndon, Dot
Clark and Miss Huff, Messrs John
Garvin, Jackson Herndon, Harvie
Edwards, Herman Fenwick, Frank
Oster, Henry Shelton, Chester
Thomas, Tim KERN, John and Ben
Farmer, Hardin Sandige, Joseph
Shelton, Ora Ausley, Lester Hern-
don, Charlie Clark, Roy Kinchloe
Louis H%utson, Thomas Hulse and
KERN. Mr.. Bentley and wife, Al X
Wilson and wife, Walter Farmer
and wife, and ]. T. Herndon and
wife.
These items were not signcd)
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
BROWNLEE
A slight rain here this mo.nng.

A slight rain here this morn'nZ.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at Brownlee school house Fri
day night Sept. 81. Every body
invited.
DR.. McAllister of Nelson and his
mother of Joplin were guests of
Sanders Townsend and family last
wnak.
Misses Bertha and Neva Town
send and Robert Thompson Of
Arrow Rock attended the birth.
day supper of Miss Virgie Thorp
last evening az her home in Nelson.
Mrs. r. B. Thorp of Nelson and
Mrs. John Moreland OF Marshall
were guests of N. S. Townsend FRI
day OF last week.
Richard Thorp OF Marshall was
a caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Harlan and dluyh-
ters, Mrs. Sue Magi'l and Mrs. May
Brown of Woodland. Cal. were Wis
ting Mrs. Vic Townsend several
days the pass week. Ms. Harlan
is an aunt of Ms. Townsend.
Miss Nanni Townsend and Frank
McClain were calling on Mss
Sarah Wilkerson Sunday evening.
Miss Ru h Wilhelm was taken to
S.. Louis 70. treatmen: last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

ter.
j. w. Taylor and family were
Sunday guests OF Peyton Jeter.
John Crosswhite and Jessie Neer
j.. we're calling on friends last Sun
day.
Chas. Peecher and family of the
county seat visited with Mrs. j. A
Cox, the first of the week.
Miss Lola Potter was here for a
few days visit with R. c. Potter's.
Mrs. Sam Flair was shopping ir
she county seat Saturday.
Geo. Kinnamon is reported no;
so well ad this writing.
Mrs. Belle Weddle is the guest OF
her brother James Chrisman at the
Hotel Schooly.
S. T. Wilson and wife returned
Saturday from their Western TRIP
and report d grand time while
gone.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

Sellmeyer were Lizzie Rock call
ers last Friday.
Dr.. Sharp attended church at
Fish Creek Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jeff Hazel was a city caller
Tuesday.
M. and Mrs. George Sellmeyer
of Glasgow visited Ehlers also a.
tended the ball game.
Miss Flora Leimkeuhler accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Bramble call,
ed on friends Sunday.
Herbert Ferney was seen driv-
ing towards Hardeman to see his
best girl. We wonder who i. was?
Miss Clara Cramer accompanied
by Mr.. Morris of Slater We're Little
Rock callers Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
LITTLE ROCK

Next Sunday Sept. 26th our boys
play ball at Marshall and if they
don't get careless they will come
out winners.
Ike ,Neff and wife were Little
Rock callers Sunday.
Henry Mattox and George
Thornton are putting 100 acres of
wheat in on George Pearson's land.
Otto Cramer played ball fine
Sunday. Otto certainly ia alright
but we are afraid he will leave us
and go to Illinois. There sure is
some attraction over there.
Miss Anna Giger and Miss Tere "A
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
WOoDSOE

Charley Campbell who is quite
i'll with typhoid fever is no better
at this writing. His parents and
brothers OF Odessa have been at
his bedside fot several days.
Miss Myrtle Lynch of Marshall is
visiting at P. F. Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Scott of Hous-
tonia visited the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Scots, Sr. Thurs
day.
Walter Pile sold a fine lot of
sheep the first of the week.
Robert Edmonds is on the sick
list this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

Miss Minnie spent Tuesday With
Mrs. j. Fl. Fordham.
j. A. Larue and family, Peter
Hartman and family and J. ), MUIR
ray were Sunday guests of Peter
Durnil and sister, Miss Mollie.
Mrs. Sallie Forbes and Mrs. j. r.
Laughlin attended the rag lacking
at Mrs. Louis Fischers Monday.
Misses Tillie and Mamie Lemon
spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Woods of
Elmwood, John Forbes and family
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Forbes Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
MALTA BEND

DR.. E. B. Miller of Wakita, Okla,
Is here for a shor tvisit to relatives
Miss Artie Carter was a guest OF
friends in Waverly a few days
last week.
Walter Jones of Kansas Cisy,
was here a few days last week
the guest of relatives.
Mesdames Oman Rozell and Geo,
Frazee were shopping in the corn
ty seat on Monday.
Oren M. Elliott and family VIII
liam Rozell spent Sunday in Boon
willie.
J. C. Barrow and wife were in
Marshall a few days last week.
II. C. Ransberger and wife of Mt
Leonard spent Sunday with Ever,
Fulton's.
Mrs. ". M. Bradshaw returned
home Saturday from a visit to he,
relatives in Silver Lake, Kansas.
A King and wife OF Kansas City
are visiting with Andrew Plattner
this week.
Mrs. r. F. Bradshaw OF Silver
Lake, Kansas, Is here for a stay
gz4ith her brother Frank Shsher
and family.
w. C., Cole and family from Gold
field, Iowa. are visiting relatives
here.
Grover Neer Of Grand Pass viii
attend High School here this vim
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
Children Who are Sickly.

Mothers who value their own comfort and
the welfare OF their children, should never
ne Without n box OF Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children, for use throughout
the season. They Break up Colds, Cure
Feverishness, Constipation, Teething DIS
Orders. Headache and troubles
THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIL. Sold
nv nil Drug Sores. 25c, Don't accept any
Tubstitute, A trial package Will be sent
FREE to any mother who Will address
Allen y. Olmsted, lie Roy. n. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24
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! COUNTY NEWS !
ARROW ROCK

Watson Diggs made a business;
trip to st. Louis last week.
Miss Vena Craig was the week
end guest of her sister Mrs. w. R.
Hubbard. af
Walter Diggs OF Cooper coun;y
was in town Wednesday.
,Stanard Shemwell came home on
Tuesday from Boonville where h,
had been helping to repair the boat
Roy l..
Mrs. r. c. Piper was a dinner
guest Thursday of Mrs. s. E. Fish.
er.
Rev. Wood had his household
goods shipped last Welnasdry o
Linn, Mo-, where he is station d for
the next year.
Will Gambrel OF near Harrenan
was on streets Wedn 'sday.
Mrs. India Park and dnughter
Mrs. viii Coffman returned last
week from a visi; with Jo> Rum
mel and family in Gallo MIA, Mo
A buggy horse belonging to Har
old Turley was badly cut ahouthis
foot with barbed wire last Thurs :
day. d.. Mcclure was called and
found it necessary to take several
stitches.
Mrs. Frank Lawless and tel
daughter of the country visited :
the home OF her father Gus Moehle
Miss Sadie Steam lef: Friday TO
Columbia where she will teach in
: the high school. 81
Mrs. Tom Hogge and LITTLE girl
were visitors Friday afternoon OF
Mrs. B. F. Bray.
Byrd Wilhelm OF Oklahoma wa
a visitor here Friday OF Mrs. Wa
son Diggs.
Clark Swinney and daughters
were in town Saturday.
Miss Lucille Shepard will enter
College a: Columbia this Fall and
left for that place Friday morn
ing. ,
Charlie Nixon and wife of Coop
er county were trading in ttosw n
Saturday.
Jack Dysart OF the cou1.y was
on our streets Saturday.
Mesdames Earl and David G e Il
were shopping in town Saturday.
Rev. Smith OF Marshall ill d
regular appointment Sunday al
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Henry Niemeyer of the to9r
ty was shopping in town Monday.
Mrs. Walter Townsend was in
Marshall and Kansas City the frs
OF the week.
The Arrow Rock flour mill was
running the first of the week. II
had been closed for some time.
Will Heuman was on our streets
Monday morning.
June Martin made a trip to Chi
cago Friday night,
There will be an ice cream SUP
per Saturday Sept. rs given by tn
ladies of the Christian church IL
the church yard. Every body in
vited.
Phil Kibler left Sunday for hi'
home in Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. Will Odell and children O.
Clay Center visited Sunday a; III
home of ID. L. Watts.
James Marshall and wife o
Blackwaser spent Monday night a
the home of Henry Edwards anc
family.
Born Sunday morning Sept. 80 tt
the wife of X. E. Stone a fine 8 b
son.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-24

Mrs. d. M, Harris spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Fischer.
Mrs. D. NJ. Harris and daughter
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-20
Hollyhocks and Sweet William at

Hollyhocks and Sweet William at
the Greenhouse.
Do not fail to see the japanese
love story which the Seniors will
present at the opera house, May %.
F. 0. sibley returned last evening
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
whittier he went last Monday morn
ing.
Uncle" George Wetzel departed
for his home at Tenstrike last even
ing, after having spent yesterday in
the city mingling with old friends
and acting as witness to a final
proof before Clerk of Court Rhoda.
Charles Gardner, the general
north-country manager for the Grand
Forks Lumber company, came to
the city yesterday from a trip to
the LaSalle lake country, where the
Grand Forks company has large
drive of logs that will be brought
to Bemidji and shipped from here
to the mill which the company
owns at East Grand Forks, there to
bel sawed into dimension stuff. .
The logs, which are being brought
down under the direction of w. T..
Preble, were started Tuesday and
everything looks good for success
full drive.
Alfred Norris and wife of Prince
ton, Ill, old friends of A. A. and C.
w. Warfeld, came to the city last
evening from their home and will
remain here the balance of the sum-
mer. Mr.. Norris, who is retired
capitalist, has purchased 120 acres
of land on the Mississippi river
front, one mile from the outlet of
Lake Bemidji, on the south side,
where he will erect substantial
summer cottage. Mr.. Norris pur-
chased his land from w. S. Scrog-
gin, who is now a resident of
Boulder, Colorado. The property
adjoins that of Mr.. Ruggles, the
millionaire lumberman, and is con-
sidered one of the very best parcels
of land between here and the dam,
eight miles east. Mr.. Norris has a
fine new launch, which is already on
the ground, and which he will use
in coming and going between his
new farm home" and this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-20
100000

annually goes to the Atlantic seaboard
from Minnesota as life insurance prem
iums and it is invested in stocks and
bonds that fuctuate with the pulse of
Wall street. Why should not all this
money be kept at home to help our
bankers and merchants The North
western National Life loans your money
to the farmers at FIXED, rate of inter-
est and at the same time helps to build
up Minnesota. Iowa has learned a great
lesson. She has five good old line
insurance companies. Fifteen years ago
Des Moines was an over-grown town,
Today it is city of almost 100000 and
the place is dotted with fine business and
office buildings. Life insurance money did
it. A man who is doing business in
Bemidji will be benefited if all this
money is saved to our own state. Our
local banks can loan their money to the
farmers and the Northwestern National
Life will buy the mortgages, Our annual
premiums ARE LESS and our INTEREST
EARNINGS LARGER than eastern COM
panies. For the love of goodness, then,
| why send your money to New York.
| Lawrence j. Anderson.
GENERAL AGENT,
BEMiDJl, MINNESOTA.
Office with Markham-Bailey Co.
| MARKHAM HOTEL BLOCK.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Come and see how the japanese
make love; opera house, May %.
Those desiring work done at Gem
etery, please call on c. B. Howe,
sexton, Irv. ave. and 18th street.
R. ]. Poupore, the logger, came
down this morning from Kelliher
and spent the day in the city on
business.
Theo Gullickson, who sells the
sparkling stuff" for the Hamm
Brewing company, departed this
forenoon for Pine River, to inter
view his many customers at that
place.
C. L. Sheeran of international
Falls, deputy auditor of Koochi-
ching county, returned to the Falls"
yesterday after enjoying a short
visit with friends in this city as a
guest at the home of Judge C. W..
Stanton.
The members of Company K held
a very successful drill last evening.
The boys are executing the various
maneuvers in splendid form and
they will make a very fine showing
at the state encampment at Lake
City in June.
Miss Mae Shook of Northome
came in laet evening from Tenstrike,
where she has just completed her
term of teaching in the village
school. Miss Shook will visit few
days with friends in Bemidji as a
guest at the home of Mrs. H. C..
fuller.
Please remember the mid-week
prayer meeting at the Baptist church
Thursday evening, at 8. There will
be short business session, at the
close of the meeting, to appoint dele
gates for the associational meetings
to be held at Long Prairie next week.
A good attendance is REQUESTED.
Mrs. R. H. Muncey and daughter,
Mrs. G. c. Ames, departed this
morning for Seattle, Washington,
where Mrs. Ames will hereafter make
her home. Mrs. Muncey will visit
at Seattle for a considerable portion
of the summer, and will be joined
| later by Mr.. Muncy, who will leave
here for visit out west.
Peter Larkin, who is a member OF
| the firm of Larkin & Dale of Turtle
River, came down from his home
! this morning and visited in the city
until this afternoon, when he de-
parted for Fargo, N. D., where he
| will join Mrs. Larkin and their baby,
who went to Fargo several days ago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin and the baby
will depart, in a few days for Colo
RADIO City, Col, where.they will spend
the next three months.
Robert Leak, who looks after the
loading of poles, ETC., for the w. c.
Church Lumber company of Des
Moines, Iowa, departed this morn
| ing for Nary to look after the load
ing at that place. On account Of
the rain Mr.. Church did not accom-
pany Mr.. Leak; but it is surmisee
that the strenuousness of the Iows
man during the past three or fou
| days has finally soaked in and hi
was fearful of rheumatic pains if h,
| tackled the job in damp weather
| hence his determination to remain
in the city today.
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The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

The class Of 1909 will give their
class night. exercises at the opera
house, May %.
County Attorney c. McCusick
returned last night from a brief
business trip to st. Paul.
Wheelock's Display Adv. Co. has
moved to their new office in base
ment of Merchants Hotel Block.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Eastern Star Friday night at the
Masonic hall. There will be work
and social time.
George Newton, the Funkley dis.
ciple of true Jefersonian democracy,
came down this morning from his
home at Funkley and spent today in
Bemidji on business. George says
he is feeling fine; he looks prosperous,
and everybody says he is doing well
at Funkley.
J. T. Dolan, the Superior drum.
mer," came to the city last evening
from a few hours business visit at
Cass Lake. Jack" spent last night
| and today in the city interviewing
local merchants. When he visits
Cass Lake he never refers to the late
unpleasantness, the normal school
fight.
Joseph Harrington, state boiler
inspector for the 61st senatorial dis.
trict, was visitor at Bagley yester.
day, on official business. Mr..
Harrington is making a very accept
able inspector. He is an old railway
engineer and thoroughly understands
the requirements for an efficient in.
spector of boilers.
Harry Gillian, proprietor of one
of the principal refreshment en-
poriums at Blackjack, came down
from his home last evening and
spent the night in the city. Harry
owns a 3-year-old racing mare which
is as the apple of his eye," and he
was here for the purpose of turning
the animal over to his brother-in-law,
]. Shere of Park Rapids, who will
take the horse to Park Rapids and
put her in training for work on the
track. The mares sire is General
B1ackford, DR.. Warninger's famous
stallion. Harry calls his pet Babe
and she is splendid looking
animal.
IL. Cleary, an old Crookston
boy whom the writer has known
since he was kid" in knee pants
came to the city last evening from
St. Paul, Mr.. Cleary is now travel.
ing on the road, it is said, for the
Pinkerton Detective Agency of St
Paul. This is given on the author
| ity of T. J. Burke, of the Northern
Grocery company, who has been {
close personal friend of the Cleary
! family for 10 these many years
! Lonny'' is great admirer of Mr.
Burke, and speaking of "Tom," says
I have great respect for MI
Burke. It come about through tn,
fact that when I was a small DO,
living at Saltwater, Mr.. Burke wa!
the teacher of my class in ou
! Catholic Sabbath school at tina
place. I shall always remember tn
, early teachings of the straight ant
: narrow path to which Mr.. Burke of
\ made reference, and his reverentia
! countenance lent force to the teach
ings of the good book -