davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
Alone in sawmiI al Midnioh,

Alone in SawmiII at Midnight,
unmindful of dampness, drafts, storm
or cold, w ] Atkins worked as mig
Waterman at Banner Springs, Ten
Such exposure gave aim a severe co
that settled on his lungs. At last
had to give up work. He tried mai
remedies, but all failed till he u.s.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery. after l
ing one bottle" he writes, Il we
hack to work as well as ever" SIEVE
colds, stubborn coughs, infam
throats and sore lungs, hemorrhagt
Group and WhoCping cough get qui
relief and prompt cure from this glo
ious medicine. soc and $1.00. Tri
bottle free, guaranteed by Roses DR.
Store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
Waldina. kinnan & Marvin.

WHOLESALE Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the bloc
and mucous surfaces of the SISTER
Testimonials sent free Price, 75c D,
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for COZ
stipation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
NANNEY e co
Opposite OgIefhorp,
Hotel
Wants Your Trad

Call And See Them
=
FINE AND CRUDE DRUGS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
HAIR, NAIL and TOOTH BRUSHE
TOILET AND MANICURE SETS.
DECORATED JAPANESE WARE
HAWKES. aPEcTAcLEs,
LoWNEY's CHOCOLATES.
BoWDEN's LlTHlA WATER.
DR.. JoERGER's PILLS,
PUTNAM'S DYES,
POSTCARDS, ETC.
GOODS DELIVERED.
PHONE 116.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09

FREE SLOOD CURE COUPON
This coupon cut from the Bruins
wick News is good for one sam
lie of B. b. B. mailed free I'M
plain package. Simply fill in your
name and address on dotted lines
below and mail to BLOOD BALM
CO. Atlanta, Ga
......>.
State name of trouble, if you
know.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
Looking Ones Best.

It's woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptions, sores
and boils rob life of joy Listen! Buck
lens Arnica Salve cures them; makes
the skin soft and velvety. 1t glori-
fies the face. Cures pimples, sore
eyes cold sores, cracked lips, chapped
hands Try it. Infallible for piles.
PC at Roses Drug Store.
Feat everywhere else, then try the
CAFE ROYAL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
HOW'S THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars r
ward for any case of Catarrh tn;
cannot be cured by Halls Catarr
Cure. F.J. Cheney G. Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have know
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, an
believe him perfectly honorable in a
business transactions, and financial
able to carry cut any obligations mad
by his firm.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

for the market Of which cars at Jersey tv and 81
up steady, with full cearance Of the re9s with ne
exception or ca car a5 tns upper yards Common 70 goof
common 20 choice lambs at So 5OaSs. cn1ls a. sstS5
Dressed . mutton quiet at 7aoc 10 dressed lambs
saIes-Tobin Shannon u Pennsyvania lambs. p n
9hi9 y 90 50 n a. s. So 3 DO Sc 10 s. IS 35 state
ohio sheep lis e at s. 5 81 GuI 81 r at S. y
at So Il state DO 1oS n. az s4 3o' liz 10
1o 9 IIs %.se sns a.sia, as n d a. e S.
do 81 Is Mssya7a a sTs g s At 8; g Maryland sheep
Judd C Co; Isl state lambs a n al s. g; "a 60
g @ stass sheep S Il 1sG "a las a. z. .PenRsyya7la 's
st - ~ 90 40 a. % q. 70 az "a Do 95 n So So p
10. at 81 7S'VsnlA DO 7s
~ al ssRfs' g so 2ns e a. st1ss IS h s al 5. 3
state sheep 1oe n 50 5O Is cuiIs 7s 10 az ~ st 81
So So II Virginia sheep 81 n AZ s. 5o lsss cs g n
Newton Co g West Virginia sheep. 90 n at 50 50.
n at DO 81 ~ st 81; 1ss PenHsyvania Iva "a so &c.
1Io N b az at 3 So u so eu los q n e 8; 2 sheep
90 loI N. at 81; as DO es ~ s. Is II eas s n
5;1f d T5sat 3 st & g. e a. ,ass ss s9s % 8; & 3
George L. $ DiIlsnbacE; Is state lambs "a 10. a.
u iS % S. E. 4: a 81 aSssD r. DO 1o sS E az e. :;
C. cafts Gels q son g e e at ssa. e lambs, 90 n
as DE- s 80 80 M n 81 e 81 g. ar; q cl, d9 g 81
20; 80 90 - 9: NJ at 81 90; eglls s. n at So
g n at 81; 10 state sheep no NJ So 8 DO Is B
Nelson & Mccabe: 81 state lambs 81 n. at 81 s;
ufs gS ''ats erd aSs g cars IS m a q S g So
ing about 425 head for the market Prices were rss1
per 100 10 including pigs.
IS 20 per 100 o s,ag 17o n n a S. a 10 aS95aEs 95 e a.
George & L. S. DiTenback: 10 state hogs 21e 10 a
McPhsrson & Co: 10 state h9gs, 1875 n. at IS 25.
. Sdnderss 10 state pigs. ll6 n, s. 90
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
OTHER mARkErs-sY rgLgeRApH.

Chicago. Sept. 15.-CATTLE-Receipts (esttrnated,
10000 hesd market steady; steers s5a IS 90; cows
calves. $3G 50; stockers and feeders. Ss T5aS5 %
1iOtIs-Recepts Estimated 1000 head; market J0
!9c lover choice heavy So so IS So; butchers IS
S. 55 light, mixed s. % IS 40: choice light SIS 4OG
s. So packing 81 e5 s. IS; pigs So 25a$s; bulk 81
sales. IS lO0 IS 81. SHEEP-Recetpts Cestimated, ,.
- 900 head; market for choice light strong; others
yearngs. $50 s. TJ. ~
Cincinnati sept. 15-CATTI.E-Receipts OH head.
maIAe quiet talT 70 good shippers 81 509s6 So
mon. SEA s. % HoGs-Recepts 1852 head; market
steady and fOc lower; butchers and Shippers ~
qSs SO common. 81 50aS7 40 sHEEP-Receipts.
is5z neSa market steady at 81 75qS4 so: lambs active
East Buffalo. sept. -CArTLE-Receipts $50
bead market slow and steady; prime steers. Ss 50a
STEADY HoGS-Receipts $500 head: market SLOW.
6 so Yorers s. PIGS 'lns9 s. 9o s. SO ~:
dsiT,Ss and Sr.ssers s. 75g s. 40 SHEEP AM
steady
Union stock Yards. FittsOurg. sept 1s,-cArrr.Fs-
sadss So SHEEP-Supply light STEADY. prime wethers
- s0SS 59 eulls and common, 81 5OG 50: lambs 81 5O
heaves. IS IS; mediums Ss 50dSS IS: hsavv Workers
roughs. So 5OaS7 so 80 ST' -
Kansas city. Sept 5.-CATTLE-Recepss Is 600
head. including 1000 Southerns: market steady 10
strong; top IS %; choice export and dressed beef
steers So 80 SIS @ fair 70 good 81 500 50 25-
steers SS sS 50 T5 Etockers feeders S3d IS Is
Southern steers, s. 25n$ 30; Southern cows s. s.
81; native cows, So % 50 50 heifers S3 35
IS 90 bulls S2 50G 81 so; calves SS 750ST Hogs
SIS sO bulk OF sales 81 S5a s. .; heavy IS 1O Ss S5
packers and butchers s. IS 80. light. 81 10;
pigs. IS 50 q 81 90 SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head: mar
81 90 wethers s. 25qs % ewes 81 - So stockers
and feeders. $STSJ -.
Toledo. sept 5.-CI!oyERsEED..Cash IS 50; oeto-
be- IS s.. December. IS 50. March. IS 50 TIMOTHY
Prime. 81 50 AISIKE-PTirue 81 05.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS
sNoulinal.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, September IS 1909
totFEE-Abnormal conditions resulting from govern
net Interference the laws Of supply and de-
ali are stn restricting business coffes market
% the minimum but while trading quiet prices
snow steadiness Of undertone which can due 20
g less than the failure of the milreis price to re
pna furtheT TO record breaking receipts Yesterday
9aEet opened steady at unchanged prices an advance
r points and closed steady unchanged 10 points
s on sales OF 1880 bags. Aside steadiness
q ne bIazian markets suggesting that consuming
quite anxious TO MI their requirements
70 me operation OF the laws limiting exports san
tos as the Brazilian producer sell. the market
y showing no special feature at Brazilian ports
are SUI on record breaking scale this does not
IDaNe any cAahge n estimates of the crop
aqcitioTs! tar Of % per exports
tvooVo bags IL effective year amount ~
crop actually available b.
lcai4g restricted Prominent authorities estimating
ne fo crop at 100000 bags the amount
- bazan coffee available Tor the without pay
Ins the increased tax drawing vaorization sun
pes would he about l35Oo coo bags European
hnoEed little change. being Partial lower
-e honF ot the local opening
FNo vas - reis higher ans Santos unchanged
cepts a. the two hags against
last year New York warehouse deliveries larger
osay reaching - le4 hays. against II 3l3 year
SPOT coffee quiet: Rio No :, Ti.c
was follows: 80
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

.NotION-Encourag'ns trade adyces .from all quar-
ou4iish crop neEs and continued sSea6ineFg IN the
outaern spot markets impaired generally frne- tone
s NeT oEleSns operator. who however. SUP
tsed . "a acting FOR local house
account vas easily the speculative The
1L!lss Dt ms operator esthua.eI fl1iv
oJuo bales Inspiring smaller bulls with greater courage
ec causing more less general covering movement on
when prices sod UP 20 OF 20 % points
&c coseo steady a. ret gain % IS % % points
canies showed strength abroad.
po1 saes hsessd up the reports % generally better
s-efsIid goods In Manchester.
o n soltheTn authority estimated tre below
l"o7'"p bales burish private condition report
sNpeed before end cf the week ana late IN ,ha Hsv
- vas reported that the Fall River labor troubles rad
peel ADJUSTED The market opened hrrn.
q . . lS points This carried December
. y osc. Or 50 points above Of
5Tlg AZ which level there not only realizing. but
selng hy reaetioniss. who considered market
hsa sunieisnt rally Prices reacted 70 about the clos
Ing fFes of the previous day Consequence but
quickly rallied BY the strong support mentioned abovs
With the market closing only roias OF from the
hest Southern spot markets uicialy
unchanged 20 &c higher The main argument
crsng receipts end that interior pay
attention dips IN futures Important
factor during the cav.
The range ~ contract prices the market To-Day
= follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

& o closing at 20 81 se ark .Dt.mS. wss wSas <.
2 SOC No sales reported on the exchange The
S TRs s, 5s fSs spot Pot and sla5 e @ Tor
Se25 SeptemheE b and oetOber closing NO
The London markat ss ah % psoT sSS ahs5s a. b95I WITH
dealer az t2e l2s Sd and futures at f6s los Local
l2I5a1Sc and easting al 12 62l5112 Site LEAD uas
london a0Ta mat ana ws aaS6assd hest at at
quoted at 57Qa5 75e New Yo snd apie at Ps st
RoNhe nffb To mq1s2t ns8V, was shads higher at
,b SSEe4Snd @ warrants Locally change reported
Was du and GhehanFe @ ihe M sa fS5k we're pedqe %
s9te5eE 1Y3 g5 and ostGh.r IS NoTen6sP Der SIG
tb1 MoIAssEs G AND sYRTPs|The general position Of
orleans centrfugs commons. iSaSc fair isa25c good
239 26e prime. 23a8oc; New Orleans open kettle 2s@
81 STRUPSMG9mmon SrI 15ql7e fair, 10000; good l99
@ @0LS.Icottonseed oil showed hrmness today on alb:
firm crude situation Export business the
@ 1000 ocbe a5s 5TSes SIss 2 NoSenSe 4S sPt'RSs
Sc So MsTcs gids s2g'te s3 M 800 INA J1nusTy 6 'g
Ghange was reported in nseed oil quotations yesterday
white reroieuin bbis s25c: bulk 7sc Philsdeiphia
dephia io56c: wateT White New York bb S: bulk
Ae Ae% York 2l5e. Phgadelphia, i l0c CoTToNsEED
SPOT eptemSer ss Fs & SGSF oetoSFr fs3
a 7 & Mlg e Reesmee5 , Si1 'a and
July & 696g6 oss prime white s596 loe prime winter
I5c LARD OIL 92aa3e.
and Tss sd Rush s forenoon and GfGnd n the
afternoon did not fully It's loss the close being
f5eTaSe gnoadns Of grcHcs partly taken by Paee&Is 1 &
81 ~ WesteIn points including 10000 az Kansas City and
day PoRFIt F1rner oloted Mess SEA 25as24 T5: fam
ooa S G a sh25s fs5F % tSS RS 60 tst @ Sse.
sisasl2 90 extra lnea ness S29g$20 So BEEF HAMS
bsGonS n s9 $50 ~ 1laei leo 10 ne; llo
Quoted snoking. 13Ic 10 70. l3l=c - n 13i.q la
i2'sc TALIoW-FirInSr. Quoted: city. SIC: country
5iza6c IARD-Easy. Quoted: Middle West. l:.259
Quoted; south America 13 sos Continent u soc Brazil
sTARi2E '5oi ea1S4 0so i5Ee city srd
EIcE1hs & rice mark;s & eEyP P and a. gnshapEsa
na, fair, 4tG4%.c good ordinary 4%a59c. prime. b'l
q. &c; Rs1soon. a. 4sc: slams. 4Sa5s9c
suGAR-The refined sugar market va a. hrm and
PER cent cash Withdrawals were fairly liberal The
per cen, for cash tno f2fthST discounts Wha5sSeTi
CRYSTAL doninCs. g. containing 90 2rb cartons
lets. G%5-, cut loaf, 5a5c, crushed. sSc mould A.
20. cubes. EaEie 5h bass povdsTea and Eagle con
an Farls ' earss and ,F'ra Ha Ers5Sii,.a 80 fSEia
- of Frauuiasd &c. . p hngE do. f5c
a. bass 10 90: 5-e bags CO. SOC io-ro bags do
sanil5ei ana DIAMOND 4 lse. eo5i.soSsrs' 4 : ose
n !. eoc; 10 Sc: Nos snd : 4I5e; No B.
10 10 AZ 30 IL ioc. 80 i: s5e, Nos Il. u and
- le. 20 10 10 1' - ,,,, - 80, ,-
asoat Eo0c. hssls % test Alhoggh lacking cen
drift - raarset DUTY psi4 prices quoted
follows. Cenrfug, ~ test 4i7Ht 20r. MIscoyadr. 50
me I>aaon market tsr eeot sugar e-rn Is, ua.
lis a. with oc,oser at ios o. ara May a, lie
The weekly movement Of a. the Taieed states
four ports. reported by wue,t Gray. wa fol
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

FoREIGS MONET MARKET-caii money ir
.ellon. AHi per cent open market discount rate
- tnoI Bills rs per cent; long bills, IL per cent
t.ln discount rate. 81 per cent. Paris discount
% 10 per cent Paris exchange on London. q
ssshH ~ centimes. Berlin exchange on London
> MARKS sosz pfennigE. Bar gold, rs iiEkd
FOREIGN SECURITIEs-BrftiEh eonsoIs for
.'ns!. ~ per cent: for the account & e-fs:
tis,ch rentss. IS francs so centimes.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. sept e. p. m.-Ihe market for Arnerf-
tah securities closed strong. Final prices follow:
T0rSru w0vi, N-sr yo-l,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
BOSTON CUBE STOCKS.

ernshsd ~ ;. Thomas Eeiuharet No IS Rreas etrsst
Ass Ec-k. sne 10. IS Devonshire street BoEton)
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

For Both Sexss-City.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29
SUICIDE

John MCGEE, who has been
around the city for nearly a week,
tried to commit suicide early this
morning in the Casey Hotel. He
used a common pocket knife and
succeeded in cutting gash about
2 inches long in his throat, but
luckily for him he did not cut the
jugular vein. DR.. Fry was imme-
diately called and examining him
and taking several stitches, stated
he would be alright in short time.
MCGEE was sent to Standpoint On
No. this morning.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29
Plants for sale. T. ]

Tomato Plants for sale. T. ].
Jones.
Mrs. Frank Mossman is very
i'll this week with pneumonia.
Mrs. ]. 1. Monke went 10 Lake
Crystal, Mimi, for a short visit.
She is expected home about the
middle of June accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Howard.
The two-yesr-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause, of Copeland,
had the misfortune to break her
thigh last Sunday. Mr.. Krause
and daughter were thrown from a
buggy.
The Bonner Dry Goods Co.
wish to announce that they have
the agency for Singer and Wheeler
Wilson Sewing machines. Machines
carried in stock. Machines sold on
easy terms.
Samuel Murphy. living near
Moravia, met with serious acct
dent while branding cattle last
Wednesday. He got his leg caught
in the rope and the limb was
broken. Mr.. Murphy will be laid
up for a month or 80.
! Mrs. F. H. Mccall, teachkr OF
the Northside school gave her
scholars picnic Friday. She had
intended taking the children to the
Moyia falls, but owing to the
weather it was decided to have the
picnic in Che school house. Yes.
terday was the closing day.
The appraisers, A. ]. Kent, F
R. Richardson and J. A. Stoos fol
the Hollinger Department Store
finished taking stock this week
OH. Campbell was appointed trus.
tee by the meeting of the creditors
several weeks ago. The stock anc
fixtures are now ready to be offerec
to the highest bidder.
The Bonners Ferry dancing
club gave farewell dane,
to the school teachers a
Kents hall Thursday evening
The dance was we'll attended anc
was the most enjoyed of any o
the club dances. 1t is with regre
that we must mention that tn,
school teachers will leave on Sun
! day or Monday for their respective
| homes. They have helped materi
ally in the social life of Bonner
| Ferry, and especially at the clul
! dances, and will hope to meet agail
+ next fall.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29
Boomers Ferry Precinct Jurors

The following have been named
as jurors for Boomers Ferry pre-
cinct for the coming term of court,
converting June II: F. r. Richard
son. Charles Benbom, C. S. Cole,
D.tC. McColl, John w. Hart, Chas.
Anderson, John Muhlfeld and
Arthur Bunting.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29
Hogs! Hogs! Hogs

For sale-Seventy-6ve head of
hogs from 6 weeks to 2 years old.
If you want any hogs or pigs of any
kind or age enquire of Theo. Weaver
at the Page ranch. 81
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29
DIAMOND DUST

Last Sundays game on the local
grounds with Mr.. Walkers horses
of Standpoint, was an extremely
punk" one after the first inning.
Punk because the game was won
and lost in the first inning, and be-
cause the equines, colts, horses, or
whatever they call themselves, fail
ed to put up the game expected of
them. The sun was shining bright
ly when the Ferry boys went to
bat first and nine men smote the
ball for five runs before the visit
ing twirler had 'thrun' dozen
balls. And the sun was still bright
ly shining when the game ended
10 to for Bonners Ferry.
Hart, of the locals, pitched his
usual good game. He's a good
man on the slab, and as to his bat
ting ability, we'll, some day and in
some tight game when cur boys are
being stared in the face by crush.
ing Defeat and when all Bonner
town is praying for hit in their
darkest hour of need and the gloom
is thick enough to roll into bundles
and the anxiety awful to behold
some day when Manager Cleary
has a million dollars up on the
game and rushes up and down the
line and in and out among his
players wild-eyed, hair streaming
and with the foam of madness
showing upon his lips as he holds
another million above his head and
screeches, ga million for a hit!"
and all the fair women of Ferry
vile have wept their eyes dry and
can only moan with the awfulness
of it all-some day when all these
things occur, then will Mr.. Hart
step up to the plate and strike outi
Sol
Kelly, who played short, did
great work, but his pants were too
long. Comical indeed did Kelly
look when he stood up to the plat
ter with his wagon tongue (not
wagging tongue) on his shoulder.
And the Jumps" fine referee though
he be, made several bad breaks in
consequence of the bum fit of Kel-
ly's breeches, calling several strlkes
on him when balls would have been
more in order. The cause of the
umpire's misjudging is easily ex-
planned. Kelly's pantaloons, were
too long, and when ball sped over
the plate below Kelly's ankles, it
, looked as though it had gone above
his knees, 80 of course the Jumps"
=. called a strike, while Kelly smole
l., a sickly smile and the crowd chuck
led in huge glee over poor Kelly's
!. sad plight.
DeWolf's batting percentage in
y last Sundays game was about .999.
y His fielding averaged nearly as
high.
We are unable to say just at
present who Cleary will pit his
Dreadnaughts against next. 1t is
e rumored, however, that he contem-
plates putting them through a Sc
! we're course OF training during the
Il next month, after which on the
0 Fourth of July he purposes to stack
them up against the New York Ma
: tionals at Katka.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-29

Howard Monks spent a few
days in Spokane this week.
X. s. McRae came up from
Spokane to visit few days.
Miss Ruth Wright arrived in
the city Thursday from Occur d.
Alene to visit friends.
C. R. Gray, president Of the
firm of Geo. R. Gray & Co.; spent
yesterday in Spokane on business.
Tonight the Order OF Owls will
give banquet in Kent's hall to
their members and visiting BROTH
ers.
The fremen ball given in the
I.O.O.F. hall last Friday night was
well attended. The boys made
about $75.
Henry Fields came up from
Standpoint yesterday with seven
head of horses, and will put them
in Fitzpatrick's pasture lot.
Will Harvey and his sister,
Mrs. Wallace Ashby, left yesterday
for Marshalltown, Iowa, to visit
their parents for four or five weeks.
w. B. Thews, immigrant in
spector, is in Spokane . few days
this week On account of his health,
and o. s. Davis is making his run
to Port Hill.
On Tuesday OF this week, VIM
Vaughan shipped the large SURGE
on caught last week just below the
Ferry in the Kootenai river, to
Whitefish, Mont.
Bonner Dry Goods Co. Ltd, has
the agency for Singer, Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machines. Also Co
lumbia Talking Machines, cyiin-
der and disc. Records in stock.
w. A. Petersen returned on
Thursday from q two weeks busi-
ness trip to the twin cities and 9TH
er points in the western part OF
Minnesota. He left sgain yester-
day tor Occur d'Alene.
Tom Nicholson, who several
weeks ago had the misfortune to
have his leg broken in a runaway,
is able to be around with the aid OF
crutches. 1t is hoped that in a
short time Mr.. Nicholson will he
improved sufficiently to discard the
crutches.
u. w. Archbold, G. c. Rogers
and William A. Day, of Mora
Mimi, were here the first OF the
week, looking over the country with
view of locating. On Wednes'
day they left for Spokane, Seattle
and other coast cities. They were
friends of N. H. Danforth, who in
forms The Herald that they will
return to the Ferry.
Il. S. MARITIME, OF Moravia, hal
been appointed as one of the
appraisers of state land. Mr.. Mar
tines duties for month or tive
will be cruising for the state anC
he left Thursday evening for Mos
cow to report to Chas, A. Fisher
Field agent. Mr.. MARITIME is goot
.. man for the place and the HERALl
extends congratulations.
The "Blue and Gold" clul
were entertained by Miss Vera Ma
honey, treasurer of the club. las
Saturday afternoon. The leader
Mrs. Will Richal dson, was present
ed by the vice pres, Miss Dais,
Emery, with beautiful cut glas
! dish from the club. Then game
were INDUCED in and a deliciou
spread" was served by Mrs. Maho
ney.
The ladies of the Northsid
Aid gave a necktie social at th
schoolhouse last Friday evening
and in spite Of the fact that tn
firemen ball was in progress, an,
also a reception to Mr.. and Mil
Geo. Towne. they had a nice crowd
W ]