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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

SBitIlf w W. " 50 Se'hlsN'o
foritaa, at ban fremfor iaa mango
andre bIep en- Sebbing bIanot fit
SoIt, en- aanbens ai9mpe, ON bpem
ben firfelige RereIie bIanot oS | iaa
itur llSitrafnins iomIebe fig | gare.
mes 0sb, / Crib iom | 6reo.
Snoen ole 2eire, bIanbt Wooiton'
oere ioopeIiom EiIb9nsere, oner'
fienbte man | bam ben frafti9e Se'
rer, ben ifarpiinbise Seolog, oen
gIsgge, fIartifuenoe Sreaniiator, ben
Iagfproiae Golemifcr 90 ben oclta'
Ienoe, o~oerbepiienSe Yraoifunt. DR..
aoren bar utpiIiomt, | Sigbeo meo
andre, fem bar 9rebet mGgtig mo
be firfeIige S%tribiobeber bIanot os,
taget fell ibIonot bnaoe al Wennelfer
oa 6orboIo. &irfeitriben bar iert
set meb fig. Wen ooer alt bette rn'
ger ban iom en- al bore faa nirfellg
tore GerionIi9beber, iom for BET, ban
bar, bor npot tor o. aIminoelig Vim
ieeIic baa6e / Sc Somiuno, Der Dor
ucrig meo bam | 2GreipsrgSmaal,
% bIanot bort 6olf | oct belle. Wten
meo al lin ri9e 9egnpclie % itore
0potiabe0 pilbe bans Stiaing life
bIet SET, Sen bleo, bnis ban life ! iaa
bsi @rob, iom SiIfpIoet bar, bapoe
ioritaact bort Soils Snnfego1g,
fienSt bets aaar % BELT biSie aaar
/ ben Sormotionsperiobe, iom pi fol-
Ser Hpbpggertiben. 5or at forItaa
oenne bans Stiling, er Oct neoben'
dig at bilIfe paa, at ban baooe b9ret
meo | BET itore &poningsarbeioe,
iom matte til, for at Ser funoe bli
gert o. llbpifling efterpaa, %
ban bapbe life pGret meo iom taiiS
SiIifl,cr eIler bare iom ben, Der cir
Srbre % birigerer, men Tom ben,
Ser ieIp fog tunge Gag baaoe paa
&irferS, SfoIens 90 andre Smraa'
Der / ben Sio, ba 9r9fterne bar faa
90 MioIerne imaa.
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mere enc netop Eionerpreiterne,
ser bar oen rette Walm | ois'e
WtGno, Tom oite unber iaa itore OPP
% meb iaaoan b%elinbrin9s'
p9roie Sroifab oirebe fig for lit
aoIo. Site ole Yiouerpreiter bar
sbet ionme SnoflpSclie, % iaa, ON
noecn, bar spet ben Snoilpoelie, iom
DR.. 8cren bar spet / bet Samiuno,
ban bar meo at erunblGgge 90
bIan6t bpiS iornemlte 2eoere ban
iioen bar ppret. Wen ale bar De
Bet tiliGleS, at De meo ben gamle
Settler Gar 9iennemlepet ben oanlfe'
Iia'tc al nue Beriober | Dor Si'torie,
% bette bar giort Dem life olene til
5oIfetS Yreiter, men til iremra.
Oenoe biitoriife Bcriorli9beoer, Der
oIt otter Be gprer, bpormeo De bar
ubruiteoe, oQ set arbeibe, oct blep
Dem fprrnbt at uoiere, bill oeoblioe
at tale oeioa til bore Giterfommere
gienncm oct 2io8pprf % oct grem.
pei, 0e bar c~iterlaot.
Is oette Vauerl az UtVHo, JON
ircmior andre bar giort iig fortient
til Norif HmeriForcrueS S~ofnemlig'
beo, iorbi Sc nItio bar Jet lin Eligt /
al noe til 6oItetS ooubeIigc grrt
uocn Sonre poa timcIig ScoerIag,
inbtogcr 6ormaro aoren Ell bporct
og iremituNt 8looS, % bans Sips
arbciSe piI, trooS MeninsSioriticl
paa Here 8uufter, / 5remtiOen itna
irem Tom ct monumental grbcibe,
ser / eaentIig 6oritano bsrcr alt
Solicit til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

Rrite Simmer al "Secorab-E oiten"
bill fpmmc Nbpnncnterne ibGnoe en-
Sas ~icncre, enS paulig er meo Sirs'
basSnumcret, Do Slaoets Golf iaar
Bar 2Sen Suleoas (IanSas) mi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Wprrpua Wanosfcr

0urrpna Ianosfor Sarge er
bIct omoreaniieret. Man bar iifret
ia Grcf. Sertsgaaro peo G~oncorbia
College | Nocrbeab iom Snitruftpr.
Ser err MI SaIe ON at fonioIioere
"Iorrsna" o. "arineen", bporpeo
man piIbe iaa en- iemmeIis it9rf
eamaforenins | Sarge, Den nGite
SamacrfcIt ifaI. iom befiemot, bcIoes
Der | gpen, oa ben npe Yraiioeut for
Saneerforbunbet, Sr. Ipotbefer
2ars Gbriltianient boz Der,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
8l1nrlip 9ul!

8linrlip 9ul!
SeNuIen err - fra boilfen Sibe CT
faa betroater Ben - MenneIfets ri
qeitc % met inoboIosrige Ssitio
Sngen al bore SsitibSfeIter bPngeI
foo reie ianmen me6 set tiGreIte
Dor TRADITION iom eSiiIeu, % oerfol
fan beneriffe noeen al benz iaaleoes
Tom 8 n iremtrple ifatteoe % elIfe
DC Winoer hos os. SltIcn oniporcr ot
ubiIfoarIig til Of itnnbie % ie oS til
bage pua Sen Gel al 2ioet, iom b.
bar pasieret. Gen itemmer os I'll
gIoor % HeiIeftion. Gen fore,
Sanfen ben til mnngen BrspelIenS
Climb, men ogiaa til noeIe Of DC IN.
iejte og IpffeIigite GiebIiffe, hi bor
Iepet. Zen iremtrpacr Ofinoet ON
Stem, 9arnoom og 9ornOomS Scar.
@i Ter for bort inore 9Iif oct 9amIc
fiPre Stem me0 sc opIpite Shier,
Oct 6pffeSe 9oro o. Sc imiIeube, for
nsiebe aniieter, iom &c itraa'
Ter meo 6en SLAMS, iom er
egen for ale, iom fpler itg | Eoft
neo Sarnets SSitIefpelb. Sg iaole.
bes eaar Sanfer naturlig tilbage til
Siembpgbeu eller til oct 9anIe Sctt'
Iement. gi Ter Sar nleo 8ibelen
forun fig poa Sorbet, % pi bsrer
ham meb anbpetie Tsit lrie ON
WenneIfebeoenS 5reliermaub, ION
fcm iii @erben Tom ct iattig Barr
% life bnooe onbet Serberse END en-
risieI Srbbbe. 90 enonu gienlpoer
Sonerne fra Ben bcrIiee Salme pao
SuIebag:
Sra Sicro % Sirre,
Sra SieIo og Npbcn Snl
CT sgrc orrcl iNag ~gicnIDoe itaI.
Sra Sirfetaarnc
q Sreosbaiurcr iteS
SSpr CUBS e%ubaaruc,
Com or ioa9 % feo.~
8 Ri Ter Sen itorc Ilmue poo Sir.
feoei. Somme f~iererop, andre qna'
enoe. @i berer, bporIeoeS oct init
rer un6rr Weiernc, % ser cr 2go al
SombirINer % a%irtetIoffcr. Gangs
@eien pran9er DC oofrc 8rantrper
Ineo gIpinc / aronen, % SmaoiuB'
Iene ipnger / @rcucnc pon lin eyer
@is SuIens Gris &c ooiaa.
SoaIcoeS fon ri aienfnIOe / Grin.
hringer &c mango fiGre Ntinocr ire
Dor kingdoms % @aruoomS SuI. 90
De itcmmcr SinOct til Anonat NiSit
Rirbcr; tbi sc Iigaer aicmt pon e
frebct Stcb / MenreIfebiertct o. .ei
/ RegeIcn unufpgtet al ocn orIsGr(
Strpben, iom man oilers iaa oftc e.
pptut al. 6oo Nerueifer er / Scr
Grab forbproct pes NaSitrrp of
ioroiife Srpngilcr, at sc life ,~SllIeaf
ten cir Rum for miloe Sunfer of
ScIeIier, Ser isrcr oS / Ianoen ill
boge til be pirfcIig IpFteIigc Eie.
bIiffe ! tort 2iO. 90 hi bar goNt a
poa oerre Ranoe at ia irem biSit
life Climber og 0ppIe pe0 Dem. q.
brrbe giere BET ~oitere, emo ri gier
o9 ifabe mere Suleitemniug omfrirl
os til enboer Sio. 9ipet piI0e scr,
neo mart bIi mere oGro FOR os ieIr
og Dem, ri omgnoeS. geTIitter hi Of
pna BET, fan oi oaiao iaameget De.
itomere fi,lotonig og az Siertet poc
SuIeoaa ipnse meo Sugemnnn:
seq fom Ell Barn mig eInoe oil
90 ipree I BET beie:
81 Sors ibae paa 3orS er til,
Com ter min Sjrl reebeie.
Soae er fattis getIer rig,
Ct 9ardois er Soroen mig -
Eli mtg Subs eneIe iorbe:
Sbas er big e. SreIier feo =
9Sag GIperbeu5 Sore er eeo
90 feb GIberbeus @leoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

gaar De frieer til elperterenbe,
faa e9r faa psnIis. at meosele at
eorab.8eitsn". Tet iiiret Sem ben
behits BelaueItna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

ira iibite session alene optager 5000
trpfte Siber.
Dc brittle @alg er MI a%fillttet
meo set ltofnlb, at Der er nalgt 1913
tilbsrenoe neutrality-suspicious. %
272 tiIbsrenoe Ben fonierpatipe Sp.
petition. Ioa forrise session itoo
ser 397 MOB 273. SeIe set oiolsi.
tige @aIgmaifincri, Der bar foitet
2anoet fine IS MiQioner Dollars,
bar altioa brugt ReJeringen en- rem
@eoinit al en- Wono. Smiolertib er
Der floset ODER Salget / tire &reSie,
men fun | Ben enc al biS'e er Der
Gale ON noeen Soranoring. Oct er
en- areos / Sfotlanb, boor en- l~lnioniii
er aflsit al en- 2iberaI; bpis mi ei
Smpola / Senne enc 3reoS 9ioer ei
anoet Reiultat, bill Hartiitiningen
set me Earloment bIi affurat ION
/ set iorriqe. observation-disclosures
ener SomIin9spartiet trller 27t 81
berole, 43 Observation-Disclosures %
81 irife Rationaliiter, ialt 1893.
It pGrc @laomano | HuSlano mac
bore Ell baabe ponifelig % reiifabeI
Iirfiombeo. Ceres Sci er | Sano'
beo torneilIo. Sor ben egentli9t
Gbeireoaftsr ooer oac 9laoe err mol
- roor set fcmmer til Stpffet =
TolitietS @lobcenior, % bette er er
t%ennnelio Iurefulo Serre % pcnIfelit
at fomme no al set meo. Ser er I
gr. bpob Ser brnote / Siflis | be al
Ieriioite Ooae: 6 Snlrnoltter blet
bsmt til Is WoaneberS SGugIel foi
at bare beforSret / Srpffen grtifIer
iont life Dor aoOfienot al Genloret
ser eoo SteSet; ire TebaftSrer, II
Reportere o. en- poJtrpffer blet
bsmt til lem IorS Toroisnina til 81
birien pes oSminiitratip Srore ire
ct. petersburg - oct ril iiae: rtoer
Eorbpr oq Com, % De rammeoe Ser
Toner bcbeoer life engang at fat
pibe. bpao Sc itrofies Tor. Ger gaal
rriten fife Ell Sag iioen at Eolitie
brlttoIt tr0nger iig inb / ct eller an
set @Iobfontor / aaltfaius, arreitercl
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mnIfripter oa buierer iom en- rem &s
pcrbon0c. : Sc oIlerileIte SilfnIoe1
bIir oog sc orreiterebc Slaoiclf lsS
lobt eiter nogle no1Ie Scges arre't
ga Der iiGlSer finoeS uoeet, iom ieli
eiter ruSiiife Nnifnclier fon gi9lo,
iom %ibneSbnrb ON repolittionrl
Iropaaonoa. Mfen at betdle Whilfte'
for ct eIler anbet hsrer r~isti9nof II
SuaenS Srbeu for Dc itaffars Sloo
folf. gn6nu forligere END | 8uuta
ils er set at o9re Slaomaro | go
len % I 2iIIeritslano, % | 6inlarto e.
set ianSeIie insen Morc beler. Sab
SeIer al ane Nhilfter, iom / Huslani
afpresies IeSaftprer og SonrnaIi'ter
fomrmer fra Ioleu. Saa ri iaa'
pore tofnemmeIise aIligepel, at 20
SIaNpirfiombeS life lager inbenfo'
set rusiiIfe Rises @renier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

Gn tIlpffs bonner iieIoen aIene -
esfteu er Sess1rre life Iise feIIfabsIis,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Juletanfer % bilien.

Jnletdnfer 90 p1l1en.
~aar Julefloffer Finger
oen tauie 5citiosfpeIo,
Dor tyfe Canfe lpineer
fig til Oct KiIoepaIo,
iom ifaber Kierlisbeoen
til SeoreIanoets Joro,
iom ifaber 5iertefreoen
Sui, foruoen Oro. -
Oe mine Ganfer ifuer
ben til oe fierne 5iem,
os 5iertet bruier, luer
til Ssn for ale Dem.
Den Bon er inar at iise:
"6uo ii9ne ale Mano,
iom lar fin Ganfe ftise
bio til nit 5aorelanow
6uo ftsne santle roree,
port Seorelano / moro
iom bar % berer Sorser
Dale os PEG 5ioro;
at, Sors for ale Krefter,
iom Ell fif reiie fig,
men matte hise efter
ct peitens Piem for dig.
ct 5iem, hpor on Fan BRUCE
oe Gpner, Duo bar git,
ct 5iem hpor minoet iuier
Rpor Ganfer frsmmer frit.
ct 5iem bag fierne Stranoe
iaa lan9t fra moeerioro,
ct 5iem, hpor Sore pil blanoe
fla let I Dine Oro.
paase, December 1910.
gnrl Nunnnrn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
JUDGE THOMAS BURKE

Activity in public affairs in the Ter
ritory and State OF Washington has
been characteristic OF Judge Thomas
Burke of Seattle during the many
years OF his residence IN the North
west The fact that he is now can
didate to succeed Hon. S. II. Piles
as United States senator. brings him
before the people in new 4.ght. as
he has not previously sought poit-
zeal office. But it also serves to re.
call to the minds OF all who have
lived in Washington more than a year
or so, the extent and value of the
services he has freely given to ad
of the commonwealth. Always great
ly interested in the problems of re-
clamation, conservation, good roads.
the development OF logged-off lands
and such Ike matters OF Importance
IN state progress. Judge Burke has
for years given his time TO attend
ance and his thought to helpful dis
cussion at all public and semipublic
gatherings Whatever consideration
his present candidacy may receive.
there can be no question of the pub
lie regard for Judge Burke as an able
lawyer. iurist and business man and
a public-spirited citizen. Those who
know him best maintain that he
presents a type of constructive states
manship and has firm grasp on
larger public affairs, seldom found
among Western representatives in
the national councils
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
OAKVILLE

c. b Preston is moving his family
10 OakIile from the ranch.
S.
Ross Rasmussen has moved into
his new house near Lorraine.
Miss Della Purkey, of Tacoma, is
visiting this week with her sister,
Mrs. Ada stevens.
IS
Mrs. J. W. Scott and her mother,
Ms. Stanley, are both improving
slowly. though neither of them are
vet able to be up
S.
p. +. Williams and A. Weiland
were passengers to Little Rock. Tues
day. to attend meeting OF the CO.
operative Telephone directors.
At the School election, last sat
urday. s. w. Thompson was chosen
director for three years. Out OF 50
votes cast, Mr.. Thompson received
70
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

First Church of Christ, Science. of
Aberdeen. invites the public to at
tend Il free lecture upon Christian
Science, at the Grand theater, Tues
day evening, March Is. at eight
o'clock. to be given by Prof. Her.
mann 6 .Hering. c. S. 49,. member of
the Board Gf Lectul eship OF the First
cburoh of Christ, Science, Boston,
Mass.
Prof. Herring is not only an inter-
estinG speaker, but one who is au-
thorized to speak upon this subject
Prof. Herring is a native of Phila-
delphia, and son of the late DR.. Con-
stantine Herring. whom Hahnemann
called THE Father CT Homeopathy
in America" He is a graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania from
the department Of Mechanical Engi-
neerine, receiving the professional
degree Of NJ. f in 1856. He was
made professor of Mechanics and
Electrical Engineering by the Phila-
delphia Board Of Public Education in
1887. and in 1881 was called to the
Jones Hopkins University in Balti-
more. Md. as associate in Electrical
Engineering. where he remained
eigh4 wears engaged in lecturing, and
in conducting laboratory and re-
search work.
In 1899 h. gave up his profession
fer the purpose Of devoting himself
entirely to Christian Science work.
and was practitioner, reader, and
teacher in Baltimore, and Publlca-
ton Committee for Maryland and the
District Of Columbia. In 1902 he
was elected First Reader of the
Mother Church in Boston for a term
of three years and subsequently was
made Pres.dcn- of the churcn ami 4
lecturer.
In 1906 he Was called 10 Con-
cord, New Ilampshifo, to become
the First Reader of the Christian
Science church of that city, and has
recently completed mis- threc-year
tenn OF office there.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports Of Arrivals and Departures
Of Vessels and Those Loading
at the Mills.

The steamer Carmel sailed Friday
from the Hulburt mill for San Pc
Dire.
The barkentine Jane l.. Stanford
is at the slade mill. loading for
Honolulu.
S.
The schooner w. j. Patterson sail
ed yesterday from the American mill
lor San Pedro.
The schooner I}orealis is at the
Union mill. loading for Wakilui, Ha-
Waiian Islands.
S.
The steamer Carlos arrived in port
yesterday, to load at the Burrows
mill for San Pedro
S.
The steamer Svea arrived in port
yesterday, to load at Cosmopolis and
the Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Santa Monica arriv-
ed in port this morning to load at
the American mill for San Francis
60.
IS
The steamer Norwood arrived in
port Friday to load ut the Ameri-
can. Aberdeen Lumber x Shingle
and Burrows mills for San Fran
cisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
ELMA-OLYMPIA CUTOFF

The county commissioners, accom-
panied by the county engineer and
deputy. will so over the proposed
cutoff between Elma and Olympia
tomorrow, to investigate the FEAST
bility Of building the road. Secretary
Powell, of the Chamber OF Commerce
and several prominent citizens Of
Elma ANA Summit will be of the par
tN, which will be met at Elma. or
The county line by the commissioners
OF Thurston county. who, it is said
favor the Improvement of that road
from Olympia to the boundary line.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

+. t.ms OF Interest t-c.n oil Sections
af Cheha5. County,, Gathered by
.@berdeeB .lcrald correspondents
ases 0leau-i from Our County
10 hauCCs.
H0QUIAM

rive Lost side Five Hundred club
,,,'.'. o,,a.ts eff Mrs. George Rhines
g'',if.,- afterronu.
81 -''''' S.
Al, and N.r- HCDelt EWart, OF Alb
.-,.lll.,, won. lii.n4r guests OF Mr.. and
~ pinal5o Keasal Friday even
S.
Miss Ruth Young was HoateSs VI
,,.,. ol tha home of her parents. on
,Ieha,ler oveoue
S.
Two cases OF scarlet fever nave
E1r,rn reported 10 Health Oiflcer
s-:ruilh, who has ordered the houses
S.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Adams return
~ Friday from Tacoma. Mr. Adams
f,as been serving on the federal jury
sor the past week.
IS >-
George v. ,'anlpihs Oh the N NV
YORK hotel VINO mas oeeh speii"l ll.s
1wo months III Cal'iorhla io' ni'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
CRISIS IS REACHED
In Bic Railroad Strike Situation
If Labor Demands Are Not
Granted. Strike will Follow

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE differ
ences between forty-nine Western
and Southern railroads and their
$1,000 employees, who are members
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Tiremen and Enginemen, reached a
crisis tonight when President Car
ter and a committee representing the
brotherhood issued an ultimation to
the railway general managers COM
mirtee containing their final de-
mands.
Backed by the knowledge that the
men they represent, recently voted 10
strike, the committee included in its
ultimation a time limit of sixty hours
within which the railroads must give
Il satisfactory reply. Unless that re-
ply is Forthcoming, a strike will be
called.
The roads are encouraged to be-
lieve arbitration will be the ultimate
outcome because of the previous ac-
ceptance by switchmen and trainmen
OF arbitration when nothing else
save a strike was imminent.
O. l.. Dickinson, speaking for the
railway managers, says no strike will
be called. Whether he based his
prediction on a belief that the men
would not order walkOut or the
managers will change their posi-
ton he would not say.
The final demands of the firemen
are 121a per cent increase in wages,
passenger fremen to get 25 cents
DAYS more and freight firemen 35
cents day more. This = the prin-
cipal difference. All other points
could 10 arbitrated, but the men
Seem unwilling to leave the cues
ton CT wages to arbitration.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

Commercial JOB Printing at muu-
crate prices, at the Herald Printery,
40S East Wishkah Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

Frederick. 5. d., who have been
snending the winter with their
daughter in Seattle, arrived Thurs
dav for visit of a fortnight with
E. c. Dennis and family.
Mr.. and MIS-. i. c. Kibbe We're
pleasantly surprised by a number OF
thcfr friends at their home on East
Anderson street, last Saturday even
ing. the occasion being the fortieth
anniversary of their marriage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
TRIPLE DAMAGES DENIED

MONTESANO, March ia jury
in the superior court today gave dam
ages to the plaintiff, in the case or
Lyle VS. Stockwell, in the sum OF
$1,000. The action was for timber
cut by defendant on land or the
plaintiff. through a mistake as to the
line and three times the value or
the stumpage was demanded, as is
permitted by the statutes, but the
Jury took another view of the matter
and returned a verdict for the prov
ed value of the timber taken.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers falling TO receive
the Herald by p. IN. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co., Tel 1851. and
paper will be sent to the address at
once.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

II our work pleases you tell others,
II not tell US. Herald Priutery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
SPECIAL

We want to remind you that we
have the best equipped prescription
department in the city. and that we
Of our business. If
THE REXALL STORE,
ZIG South II street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

A long list OF pleased patrons IS
the leading advertisement of the
Herald Printery. From milk
ticket to a full sheet poster, we
would like to figure on your busi-
ness in this line.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-25
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND O. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owosso, MICH, NOV. 25. 1910.
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Minnie Sullivan of Flint, was
in the city Yesterday.
Edward Haas of Detroit, has accepted
a position in the Office of the Sugar Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jamison left the first
of the week for Detroit to remain indefi-
nitely.
Mr.. and Mrs V. s. Nation attended
the funeral of relative in st. Johns,
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. o. Phillips entertained the
Great Men and Famous Women club
Wednesday afternoon.
District Deputy q. B McCaughna
will inspect the Elks' lodge at Port
Huron this evening.
George Valentine of the Reliance
Motor Truck Co. returned Monday from
a three weeks business stay in Boston.
Mass.
Some unknown friends presented the
Dorcas Home with $50 worth of groc-
cries for which the management is
thankful
Miss Florence Smith, teacher in the
Greenville schools, spent Thanksgiving
with her grandmother, Mrs Elizabeth
Mead
Walter Maliskey is slowly improving
from run of fever which compelled
him to come home from his school work
in Grand Rapids three weeks ago.
Mrs. Frank s. Lyon left Tuesday for
her home in Omaha, Neb., after stay
of several weeks in this city with her
father, A. E. Hsrtshorn, and other rel
atives.
Mrs. William Alderman, Ball street,
entertained Monday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Della Bridgeman of
London, Ont, Mrs. Bridgeman and
sons returned home Friday.
Miss Geraldine Mahaney entertained
a number of young ladies Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Elsie Smith, for
whom miscellaneous shower was
given.
N. r. Walsh and Mrs. John Buckley
were in Boyne Falls, Tuesday, to attend
the funeral of their sister-in law, Mrs.
w. G. Walsh, formerly of Corunna,
who died on Frid ay last aged 30 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd have re-
turned home after an absence of several
weeks in the south where Mr.. Todd
looked after business matters, and a
visit with relatives in Boston and New
York City.
Lee r. Joslyn, who has been referee
in bankruptcy for the northern division
of the eastern district of Michigan with
his office at Bay City, has been ap-
pointed to the same position for the
southern division and George A. Mars
ton of Bay City appointed to succeed
him in the northern division.
Mrs. 8. s. Miner lost valuable gold
watch on the way back from Ann Ar.
Dor, where she attended the Michigan
Minnesota football game. Saturday.
The watch was ID karat gold case
with a one. fourth karat diamond set in
the back. The case number was 1 1903, 553
and the works were Elgin, number A,
1913 629. Mrs Miner believes she lost
the timepiece on the train while en-
route home
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-25

FARM FOR SALE-Eightya acre FARM
half mile south, three quarters of a
mile west of BURTON; fair buildings.
| 81, 700. CHRIS. ANDERSEN.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-25

The largest stock of underwear in
Central Michigan. Owosso agent for
the "Luzerne, ""Globe, Athena" and
''Staly" brands of underwear. Osburn
81 Sons
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Of duty called up three of his bright
boys, Tom. a republican, Dick. a
prohibitionist, and Harry democrat
to tell why they were members of
these parties. promising the wood
chuck to the one giving the best rea-
son. Tom said, ! am republican be-
cause the party saved the Union.
abolished slavery. brought about
the resumption of specie payment,
and has done all things for the
good of the country" Dick said,
Il am a prohibitionist besause rum
is filling the jails and poor houses.
Ultimately it will ruin the country
and if we had prohibition we would
have neither jails nor poor houses
and all would be happy" Harry
said Il am democrat because |
want the woodchuck."