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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

to New Orlodu5 IuIS Weeh'
Mr.. Sam Bourdier of Breaux
Bridge spent the week here.
Mrs. L. S. Broussard and chill
dren of Breussard spent last Sun
day here.
= or q doses "666' will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Pric+ 25c
Mr.. j. A. Darce of Broussard
WAS attending to business here
this week.
The schools of the Sisters of
Mercy will open on Monday Sept
ember 9th.
DIR. H. q. Edwards of Abbeville
spent several days at the Fleming
hotel this week.
A large number of our town
people went to Parks last Sunday
To take In the races.
The As You Will club was en-
tertained "Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. James Simon.
MIR. and Mrs George Gary of
Broussard spent several days here
this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. j. j. Burdin returned home
Sunday after spending several
days in Galveston aud San Anlo-
MO.
DR.. II. de Mahy arrived here
last Saturday to spend month at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
DeBIanc.
Miss Louisiana Hebert of New
Orleans is visiting here, guest at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. j.
Bienvenu.
Mrs. George Lovas Of New Or
leans was in st. Marlinvills ssve-
raj days this week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Clara Tertrou left Thurs
day for Lafayette, where she has
accepted position rs supervisor
Of rooms at the Gordon Hotel.
Mrs. G. de Laureal of New Or
leans arrived here Monday, hav-
Ing been called to the sick bed of
her son, DIR. l.. A. de Laureal.
) or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
DIR. George de Laureal of Brcus
sard was in town nearly every day
this attending to his brother DIR.
l.. A. de Laureal who is quite sick
MIR. V. S. Jones, manager of the
Vonderbaumen hog farm returned
home last Sunday after spending
three weeks with relatives in Tex.
rs.
The store of Mr.. Edward De
Lassus on the Lady of the Lake
was destroyed 10y fire Weduesda,
night. The origin of the tile is
unknown.
Mrs. Richard LaBarre and hel
sister, Mrs. Charles Theard of New
Orleans, spent several days here
this week, they were at the Elem
ing hotel.
The young men of the town
gave a delightful dance at The
High School Wednesday, compli
mentary to the Misses Martin ant
their guests.
Quite a large number of people
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-08-27
Woman Cop Rules BY
POliteneSS

GUARDIAN OF PLAYGROUND WEARS
A STAR FOR EMERGENCY ONLY,
NEVER HAS TROUBLE IN HER
TWO YEARS OF SERVICE.
Kansas City Journal.
Kansas City's only "patrolwo-
man" was found busily engaged
playing volley ball with a number
of tidy and pleasant faced chill
dren of all nationalities at the
Holmes square play grounds by a
visitor interested in the work. APP
parently she was enjoying the
sport as much as any of the kid
dies" She is Miss Gilmore X.
Canny.
Doesn't the work, or rather the
playing, become fatiguing to youy'
inquired the visitor, during tenn
porary Iull in the grme.
Not at ALL" was the response.
"My work is really play to me,
aud it never gets monotoaous.
Children are SO original that some
thing new is developing constant
ly, and to listen to their converse.
ton for even few minutes is
really refreshing.
These children are all my
friends, as l treat them kindly and
use no stern means whatever in
disciplining them. l try to Sci
them a good example and have
found it by far the best way to
gaiu and hold their confidence and
respect.
"For instance, | speak in the
most courteous manner to each
child approaching me upon any
pretext whatever and if reply i.
not made in similar manner the
request is not granted until it is
The boys and girls have found
that poiiteness pays and very few
are disrespectful."
"But the parents; don't you have
trouble with them?" queried the
visitor.
Not at ALL" replied Miss Can
ny. "In the two years | have been
here only one man called to see
about disciplining his child aud
when the offense and the method
taken to counteract it had been ex.
planned he thanked me and took
his departure.
ITO the mothers of this section
of the city, the Fairgrounds have
been a god-send. Their children
formerly ran wild upon the streets
under no restraint whatever, AM
now they know that they are spen
ding their leisure hours in a re
spectacle place aud where nothin:
that would hurt them morally oil
physically, is permitted to go on.
The Holmes Square Playground
have been opened for two year
now, with Miss Canny in charg,
J during the entire time, and the re
suits accomplished there ba
shown the necessity of. slmila
Fairgrounds in other parts of Tia
city. A uumber will be built soon
+ the preliminary work of two Of
the North Side now being unde
. way. One of these will he locate,
in the block bounded by Missouri
avenue, Pacific, Polmes and Char
. lot,e streets, aud will be known a
!, WasbInutnn Suuare uhila FIN
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15
DEMANDS Will BE REFUSED
Strike on Pennsylvania Road Appears
to Be q Certainty.

Strike on Pennsyl vania Road Appears
to Be a Certainty.
Philadelphia, July 15.-General Man
ager w. w. Meyers of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad company and the repre-.
sentatives of the ttrainmen and conduc-
tors of the company on the lines east,
of Pittsburg, who have voted to strike.
unless their demands for increased
wages and better working conditions
are granted, met again to discuss the
situation. Mr.. Meyers said that the
company was firm in its determination
not to increase wages.
Positive declaration that the failure
of the company to meet the demands
of the men would be met with strike
was made by w. G.. Lee, president of
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,.
just before he Joined the conference
Mr.: Lee declared that the men
would not consent to arbitration Of the
points of difference between them and
the company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15
49, #z|H.2.s s-as.
SOCIAL, AND
b RS ON. A L
Items phoned or handed in for
this column before noon will be
printed the ssameeday.

printed the samesday.
| The more it is washed the harder it gets
Mound Oity Floor Paint. w. M. Ross.
Souvenirs of Bemidji for sale at
Remley's Variety Store.
Minnesota raspberriesSdireet from
the growers at Peterson's. IL,
0. B. Olson was down from Kelli-
her yesterday on a business trip
Money to loan on improved city
property. Apply to ]. F. Gibbons
Mrs. Humes of Cass Lake, came
over yesterday afternoon for visit
with Mrs. DR.. Sanborn.
For Saturday 100 pair children's
hose, reglar price Csc. our price for
Saturday S and 1Oc. The Mart.
Miss Irene Cominsky, of St. Paul
came to Bemidji yesterday for a
visit with her brother, Charles
Cominsky.
Dinner will be served in the
Rex dining room from j to 3 p, m.
Sunday. A cool, pleasant place to
eat your Sunday dinner.
John Morrison, Jr., and Mrs.
Morrison came down from Red Lake
yesterday and will spend the week
end with Bemidji friends. Mr.,
Morrison is a prominent Red Lake
Elk.
A business education is the one
certain stepping-stone to bigger
salary - independence - success.
Write the Little Falls Business Col
lege for particulars.
Something that has never been
been offered in Bemidji, at the City
Drug Store, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Simmain, OF
Omaha, Nebraska passed through
Bemidji last night on their way
home. They have been spending
their vacation with friends in and
around the city.
The dining room girls at the Rex
are experienced help from Twin
City hotels. They will be ready to
serve your Sunday dinner at p. m.
Mrs. Judge Spooner entertained
last night at theatre party. Her
guests were Mrs. F. S. =bycan,: Mrs.
Humes of Cass Lake, Mrs. Dr.
Sanborn, Miss Donna Lycan, Miss
Louise Beare of sBrainerd, and Miss
Dorothy Humes.
Ives ice cream is not,a chear
connection but it is the best. AT
Peterson's Fountain
M. F. Murphy Stephen Collins
and J.. D. Taylor, of Grand Forks
accompanied F. S. Lycan to Inter
national Falls onthe> early morning
train. They have-been visiting Mr.
Lycan for a few days and went to
International Falls to look over the
new paper plant there.
Look this up. A $4,000 Piano
for $275.00; a $4,000 Piano fol
$225.O0. Snap if taken at once.
Bemidji Music House, J. Bisiar Mgr
Few special bargains at the Mar,
for Saturday only, so doz.& fancy
dress buttons Sc per doz. regular
retail price 80 to SOC. 2 doz. Black
Jack stove polish Sc. 3 doz., Easy
Bright stove polish 2 for Sc. S doz
Indigo blueing 1c per box. 6 only
ladies rain coats Csc. 10 .doz
violin and banjo strings, 1Oc pc,
doz. E only 45-7O rifles for Saturday
$125.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15
Prisoner viii Fight Divorce.

Chicago, July 15.-Attorneys for
Peter Van Vlissingen. announced that
they would appeal to the appellate
court to set aside decree of divorce
obtained by the wife of the forger,
who is now serving a term in the Illi-
nois penitentiary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15
Estrada Captures Gunboat.

Bluefelds, Nicaragua, July 15.---The
Estrada forces have captured the Mad
sriz gunboat Venus, according to. mes
agessreceived here. Details have not
been received. The Venus left New
Orleans two months ago on filibus-
tering expedition and has been active
" engaged with the Madriz forces
since that time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15
Simple, but BEST

Your great.grandmother lived
along simple rules. She would tell
you now there's no better rule than
to take cleansing, bracing physic
once week. Hers was HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, never equalled,
never beat as tonic remedy. AS
good for you as her. Start tonight.
E. N. French Eco.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-15

4 &. - ( s 80 gara q
# Daniel DeLury arrived from
Walker last night.
Just received new line of china at
Ren!ey's Variety Store.
The Misses Stanton, of Mime
apolis, visited Bemidji friends yester-
day.
Just for one day and that day is
Saturday. At the City Drug Store.
Mrs. James Black and children
left this morning for visit at St.
Paul.
Lowney's chocolate bon bons can
not be excelled. Only at Peterson's.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan of Grand
Forks, is visiting her brother, J. NJ
Sullivan.
Do you know bargain when you
see it? Look in the City Drug Store
window Saturday. III.
Miss Ethyl Fitch of St. Paul is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fred La Favar. II
Sweet cream, eggs, butter, and
other fancy provisions and grocer
les, always at Peterson's. ~
Mrs. and Miss Winifred Johnson,
of Deer River, came over to Bemidji
last night to visit fir iends for several
days.. F.. ~
See our window Saturday for some
thing you want at the price you
can't afford to miss. City Drug
Store. ...-. E.-..r r -.
Harold McCuaig of Minneapolis,
nephew of Will McCuaig of this city,
is spending his vacation at the home
of his uncle. s., r
A dray load fancy fruit for Satur-
day and Sunday at Peterson's.
Miss Frances M. Davis and Lou
R.. Hutchins, of Minneapolis, came
to tBemidj il yesterday to spend part
their of vacation.
Do not stand over a hot stove
cooking Sunday dinner. Eat it in
the Rex dining room.
Mrs. w. T. Barry, of Kelliher,
came down on the night train yester-
day and will spend a day or two
with Bemidji friends.
The Mart's special Saturday 500
ladies, Misses and children's Hats.
Values from 75c. to $780, Going
Saturday at 10 to so cents.
Father O'Dwyer and Father Nc
Cabe left for East Grand Forks on
the early morning train. They will
return tomorrow afternoon
Good things to eat and quick
service are the rule at the Rex.
Drop in for dinner Sunday at l p. m.
and see if it pays to cook one at
home over a hot stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Sanborn,
of Fargo, will arrive in the city
tonight to visit with DR.. and Mrs,
San born for several days. =
You have absolute control of your
account in the Northern National
Bank. No one can ever with draw your
money except by your written con-
sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Powell, IT,, of
Minneapolis, arrived in the city yes
terday and will spend several days
with friends around the lake.
Masten's orchestra will play
while you are eating your dinner
Sunday in the Rex dining room.
The doors will be opened at 1 p. M.
Mrs. A. A. Melges of this city and
and Mrs. c. A. Luscher, of Red
wood Falls. who has been the guest
of Mrs. Melges, left this morning
for Duluth. .
80 pair ladies kid gloves sizes 81
to 6. Regular prices $500. For
Saturday Csc. so pair black and
tan ladies gauntlet gloves. Just the
thing for berry picking retail price
Csc. These will be sold Saturday
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

Musgemanoerter ibrer 5urldgelaie-
men Mngeb0rigen geoenfen, uno iol.
den bon oem bier erjparten @eloe.
enert1e Smrnmen na9 Stalien 5uien,
sen.
9aS @crid)tsucicn
mei6t bon inherent gang gemaltig ab,
oenn sort miro ser Angeflagte fir
i9uloig eradtet, Bis feline nnjhulo er-
mieien, %einerlei, OF int 8oli3ei-, Grie=
oens- ober @eibmorenengeridte. SIT
SOS aber @eredtigfeit, einen pielei6t
Mngeflagte,t, Monate ooer
Sabre lang in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
genidaft gu balten, moielbit er mie ein
ii berfibrter 8erbreder beban-
oelt miro?
9aS Stimmred)t
lit bier ,allgemein, fat aber, mie 1T
man9en unierer Siib=5taaten, gepil>
le 8ei9rdnfungen. Ser Stimmgeber
nuB entpe6er @aus< o0er 2an6beii<
Der fem, o6er m%in6eitens 100 Douar
Fa9t fir cine 5arm, o6er 80 Dollar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

uno mande bieler rcontaoino" bleiben
ibr 2eben lang auf oemielben Had1t-
bofe iiten. @eorngene Sarmarbei-
ter mobnen meiitens in, benz 2ano-
BETTER geb0rigen &auiern. ST. Der
umgegeno bon Meapel mar ib mebre=
re Male in iol6en, uno ipottet oaS
mas man 0arin idart, ie0er Beldre1-
bumg 0ie 2el1tc erbalten, mern tie
beim Sage arbeiten Is Bis 20 Gents
amerifanii9es @elo, unO oa ibnen I'M
.iere II nions nod nidt Sen Staar
geitoden, arbeiten tie Is Biz Is Stn'1-
Sen per Sag. Sci oteien armen 9elt<
ten fann man oos 5pridaport: vMt
8ielem balt man Salls, nit Wentgem
man aus" %angepanot leben.
gs reidt geraoe, Inn genag Maccaro=
nj, &ornmebl fir &olenoa, l11o
gum 9ebensunterbalt gu far=
fen. Sleii6 lit gu idmer fir Ben Ma=
gen uno iebr na6tbeilig fir Sen @elo<
@enn ib Sen 2elten er5ablt
bddtte, oaB bier bel l1nS Elm 6armer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

&eioenipeftafel. Mah iolder Grtrapa-
gang pir0 Damn pieoer ooppelt ge-
lpart.
Der Tar1ner
i'm lonnigen Stalten betreibt i'm pol-
len Sinne bes @ortes u6iberi !.
fieb n g" benn nid)t slelten
lab i9 auf einem adergroben 5tude,
uor5igli6 i'm 5iben, 3 ODER 4 per-
idieoene 5orten Selofriidte uno Sc
treioe, nno auf oemielben nod lange
@einltafete melde quite Srauben.
ernten bringel1. St meiB gar5 genalt
mos am 8eiten auf oieiem balben
Mfer, poer ienem anoerem biertel
Meier geoeibt, uno oab er balb bon 6em
grtrage, mern er &aidter, Dem 8eii-
Ter abgeben mub. Gin &adter eig-
net meiitens NIT oem 8eiiber oas &C.
ipann Sdien,. nit oenen er oas 2ano
bearbeitet, uno lit 6ies 6em 8eiiber
sic bette @arantie, 0aB er iol6e gut
bebanoelt. Gas 0ftere @edieln bon
Nddtern mie BEL uns, fant sort meg,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

fir Sen Seimbeoarf bon 10 Bis 20
.56weine in einem @inter braudt,
bdtte man mir mabrideinlid nidt &C.
glanbt, o0er iid idon Bel benz Sc
oanfen Magenbei6meroen 5uge5ogen.
@ei5en miro bier nidt genug fir Sen
Seimgebraud ge5ogen, uno lit man
oem5nfolge nod auf ginfubr ange-
mieien. Stalienii6er @ei5en balt tel
men @ergleid aus nit unierem Mitr-
neiota &ro0ufte uno bringt, ielbit bel
gutter Diingung, nur II bis IL 8uidel
per Mder. Die Ml1sfubr bon @ein,
Gitronen, Mpfeliinen, Slipen llno
0agegen, lit iebr beoeuteno.
Ser 3%arbuerfer
int nor0li6en Stalien erbalt redt at
20bne, mdbren6 I'M liioli-
ben Ibeile mabre @ungerlobne be-
Sablt meroen, pas sic ltarfe Musman-
bon sort nad anoeren @eita=
Ben audi bauptiddli6 CUR Solges bat.
@ereinigten Staaten : Boit
6e5eagt 0ur6 lire 8eridte, oaB Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@ettete Elm splbatenleben,

Gem Sobe maize tnfolge e111eS
ghulles uno elmer 8ugel I'M 8irger-
frieqe mar Dem S. q. Stone bon
aabmp, Ser, angenebmer als benz.
ielben nabe, mas Sic 0oftoren nit
5dminoiudt be5ei6neten. Sd 5og
mir cine bartnadge grfaltnng gu"
imreibt er, uoie einen @niten entD1-
delte, melder mir trob aler Wt1ttel
Sabre lang anbing. Niein @emldt
fam Bis gu $50 &furo beritnter.
Donn begonn ib, Or. &ings stem
DISCOVERY gu nebmetr, oas mid pol.'
ftdinoig ,beilte. Sd tpiege iebt ITO
&fnno." Sir Suiten, erfaltung, 81
fluen5a, Mtbma Sdmorrboioen, 9e1-
ierfeH blauen &uiten, &eudbilten
uno 2ungenfranfbeit itebt es an Der
5pite. SOC uno $1.0O. Berln6sfla<
ide fret. @arantirt bon Der Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Wfit ber GrDnnmn9 Der Climbing

Mit Der Gr6Mnun9 Der Stambing
Hod uno Sort 8ertbolo &elerpation,
Sic nod in oieiem Sabre uol5ogen
meroen ipn, Der idmi1t5et u%ngefa6r Ser
lebte Geit iener abgeion0erten 2an=
oesitride, altf 0enen sic &egierung sic
lteberreit e ser Siour=Manoan-, @roS
@entres= Sl1oianeritdmre angeiieoelt
batte. 9ie Snoianer erbalten einen
aemi]len Mntbeil 2ano per &opf 5l=
geldrieben un0 0aS iibrige miro Der
meiBen M%niieolung er0fnet. Siermit
perfolgt sic &egierl,ng Sic neue &oli>
tif, SEN rotten Mann u%nabbangig gu
MAIDEN, i'm auf ieine eigenen SuBe gu
lteuen. Sic &otbbaute ioaen allo>
mie lein peiber 8rltoer, ieine eigene
s6ode beliten uno 0ur6 2anomirtb=
ldqft u1ro @ieb6udt iein 8roo perole=
l1en. 50 lpeit, 10 gut. lin oas 61
erreidell iolten aber Sic iungen ST.
0ioner auf ser &eierpation bleiben,
sort 81 Iarmer1 l11o &an@ern uno
@anomerfern berangebiloet meroen>
mic es friber oie fatbolii6en 0filllo-
nare getban baben. Initatt oelien
l6leppt mar sic Sl10ianerfinoer meit
ab BON ser @eimath itedt lie einige
Sabre in &egierungsidulen, labt tie
in @obidulen gra0uiren uno ididt
fife 5uriid auf sic &eierpation, po tie
fit al oas @iiien uno Sen gelebrten
&rimsframs meoer Mntpenoung nod
geuten boben. Sic Golge 6apon tit,
oaB iold ituoirte &otbbaute Dem No-
men uno ser 8egierln6 Bios CUR Soft
Efulen, 50 lie gum betteln gu pornebm,
sum Mrbeiten aber gu fanl ltno. ein=
iidtige Mdim,er i'm aongreB baben
6ieien Srrtbum eingeieben n1to aner-
fannt nno beiteben 6arauf, bob 6as
Snoiansr-D epartement lein gan5es Ct
5iebungsipitem anoere. Sc lit bic
bodite Set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

@ausmietbe per ammo be3ablen. Da
aber piele Ser italienii9en @iinit-
Ter, Maler uno 5tuoioien, mie iber-
al in oieier @elt, nidt nit Dem Slut
DIE oes Mammons belaoen fin6, UNI
bieien boben Mnipriben gu genii-
gen, 10 miro iolhen auf ibren 8il-
oungsgrao fin, 6as Stimmen erlaubt,
ebenio alien Staatsbeamten uno
&riegsbeteranen.
&eligion.
Die firdli9en @erbaltniiie e%rital1-
men Sen Neuartfommling am meiiten,
uno es b%euabrbeitet iid oes spri9-
mort: rSSe naiiber nod &om, lie lauer
Ser Gbriit." SIN Siioen lit Der Sir
denbeiu6 Elm GROCER, un6 man fin
Set tiefe &eligioiitdt in alien S9id-
ten 6eS 8olfes; fommt man aber nod
6em Nor6en, 10 miro sic @erebrung
fir sic Stride bel Sen beileren CO
&laiien 'fubler, un0 es ideint 5uiiden
6en Marnern cine 8ereinbarung gu
beiteben, Sen 5rauen oas &irdegeben
gu iberlaiien. SSn &om lit es am
ldlimniten ltno geb0ren Ge%inoielig-
feiten 6es boben nn6 nieorigen So
pels gegen Sen Gatifan dur IaQesor0z
nung. 0iele Mn6a9t, tpie man iie BEL
uns in Sen airden, mabreno 0es Got
tes0ienifeS finoet, feunt man sort
1i6t, u10 0aS @romeniren u1o
sdmaoroniren in Sen groBen &irden,
gebt immerfort, geraoe mie in einem
5beaterfoper. Sir MIDI mar oas alt,
0enn id femme es bon 8eiu9en in
Sen merifaniiden un6 lonitigen flo
lan6iiden &irdet, aber es ideint mir,
ais made es iid bier in perlebenoerer
@eiie brett, uls in Sen 1panii1 ipre=
9en6en 2dn6ern.
&ergnisnngen
auer Mrt geb0ren in Stalien, nit iei-
ne pielen 6elttagen, our Gagesoro<
11u1g, in0 lit ser Sbeaterbeju@ gan5
eritaun1id. Sap 3. g., tpie mir BE-
ridtet, Ser &ater famtlias nit
Mama, lno elmer 8liitbenleie ieiner
5problinge, 4 Bis 5 Mal modentli@
oas Sbeater beiudt, lit feline Selten-
felt, So eS ein biIliges @ergnii-
gen. Ser Ml1sldn6er unterliegt gar
bal0 6ieiem 8anber, uno audi i6
benuste sic @elegenbeit 6ieies biligen
Sergniigens b%aufiger, nobel i6 MIDI,
trob meineS ~etmas bei9rdnf=
t e nj" SStaliemii@, auf's 8eite unter<
bielt. 9uS beriibmte Scala Gbeater in
Mailan0 mar BEL meinem Daiein ge=
idloiien, ieoo6 erbielt id lit Sem i@o=
men Sal Gerne" Sbeater fir 80
Gents einen guten &arfettiib. Man
fam bier quite Sper fait 0as gan=
sc Sabr bin0ur@ genieBen, obne &od<
u%aiierpreiie fir gintritt gu 5ablen.
&ier lit Maes muiifaliid. Sober
&nirps auf ser 5traBe pfeift cine
Spermelo0ie, un0 i6 bdtte MIDI nidt
.gemun0ert, lpenr1 Sic 5paben bon SEN
Da6ern audi Sper gepfiHen batten.
Goriteaungen beginner meiitens
I'M 81 1870 utr0 et0igen gep0bnlid erit
na6 "a ltbr. @ier benubt man prof
@eiie in ser 3eitre6nung sic
8%enennung Ser "a Observation-Disclosures
Oen Stun0en, un6 be0euten 6em5ufol=
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$3.50 Mbenos unb 12 l1br Nadts.
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Harry Zachow was visiting at Hub.
bard's last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Edythe Kallstrom, teacher OF
this school, will leave on Saturday
FOR her home at Alexandra to spend
her Christmas vacation.
Miss Ethel Magnus, accompanied
by her brother, Waldo, from Stanch-
field returned home after month s
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Huldah Hubbard and son.
Frank, and Joe Wasmuth went to
Foley on Tuesday to close deal for
some land which they have purchased
from Sam Glen.
Arthur Halvorson met with a very
painful accident last Saturday AFTER
noon while he and his brother, LAWS.
we're returning from Foley. One OF
the shafts of the buggy broke, which
excited the horse and it became un.
manageable. LAWS was first thrown
from the buggy unhurt, but Arthur
was dragged about two rods by the
back of his coat, and his face and
head came into contact With stumps.
He was picked up unconscious by his
brother. Dr.. Freeman of Foley is at
tending him.
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Mamie, took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Colburn last Sunday.

Mamie, took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Colburn last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SelIhorn made a
trip to Princeton on Friday.
Ed Middlemack delivered some live
stock at Princeton last Friday.
Frank Maihock and family left on
Monday for Zimmerman, where Mr..
Maihock recently purchased an 80-acre
farm.
Henry Schmidt is busy grinding
feed with his gasoline engine and feed
mill which he recently purchased from
Henry Uglem.
Archie Taylor of Greenbush re-
Gently sawed wood with his gasoline
engine for Nick Essig, Fred Schim-
ming, Jacob Ellenbaum and Mr.. COL
burn.
Aug. Jaenicke was pleasantly sur
prised by number of his friends a
week ago Saturday evening. The oc-
casion was his ffty-6fth birthday an
niverSarY
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A shed containing farm machinery
vas burned last Friday at Mrs.
Olson's, near Tolin.
Rev. Florell of Wyanett held re-
ligious services at the Ericsson home
on Sunday.
Herbert and George Peterson
attended the fair at the Gates school
house on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. johnson and
daughter of Maple Ridge spent Sum
day with Mrs. Johnson IS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ericsson.
Mrs. Cook celebrated her birthday
last Tuesday. In the afternoon the
old folks enjoyed themselves and in
the evening the young folks came to
help her celebrate. All report nice
time. Coffee, cake and sandwiches
we're served.