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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1910-08-25
CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss Adah Dell Bowen and VIZ. Charles
w. Cole United in
Marriage.

ding OF Miss Adah Bowen 10 MI.
Chas, Cole by Bishop Graves OF
Kearney. The church was taste
fully decorated throughout with
the north and south ends of the
channel screened by banked ferns
palms and potted plants, and the
alter and organ with cut flowers.
Two streamers of tulle were
strung down the aisle from the
vestry room to the channel. The
church was crowded with the i'm
mediate family and close friends
Promptly at eight o'clock the
bridal party moved down the
aisle to the strains of the Men
de., ohn Wedding March played
by Miss Louise Ledwich.
The two ushers lead in full
evening attire followed by the
brides maid, Miss Nell Gutterson
was dressed in pink satin with a
picture hat of white Irish lace
trimmed with pink and touches
or black velvet,
The two flower girls Alice and
Josephine Purcell came mex.
carrying baskets from which they
scattered roses iii the path of the
bride who followed them upon
her fathers arm.
The bride was dressed in a
whith brocaded satin with pear
trimming made with long train
and wore a tulle veil thrown back
from her face and held in place
with a sprig of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses and lilies of the val
ley and wore a beautiful bracelet
the gift of the groom.
When the procession was in
front of the chancel steps the at
tendants separated forming two
lines before the bishop and the
groom with the best man, Claude
Currie, stepped forward from be-
hind the screen and met the bride
at the alter steps.
After the ceremony was con-
cluded and the bride and groom
had knelt for the benediction the
newly married couple LED the pro.
cession up the aisle while Miss
Ledwich played the Lohengrin
Wedding March,
At nine o'clock the reception
was held at the home of the
brides parents.
The house was decorated with
cut flowers and the broad piazz1
was decorated with flowers and
lighted with Chinese lanterns.
The guests were introduced to
the receiving line, the bride
groom and parents, by Miss Gut
tersou.
During the evening a delightful
program was rendered which con-
sisted of
Violin Solo. Mrs. Geo. Russon
Accompanied by....
.... Mrs. f. E. Taylor
Piano Miss Ella MaiI
Vocal Solo. Miss Edith Fodge
Piano Solo Miss Louise Ledwich
TriC-Violin Accompaniment
Mrs. S4uckey, Mrs. Guttersor
and Mrs. Taylor.
During the evening punch was
seryed. Miss Edith Fodge pre-
siding at the punch bowl. The
refreshments were served by Mrs
Leonard and the Mazuma Girls
and cousitted of pink and white
ice cream and fancy cakes.
The gifts were displayded il
an upper room and included ar
enormous assortment of silYe
ware, cut glass, brassis, very
beautiful fabrics, picture, book
and linens and deed to thei
! ..,.., 49,. A. o..cA e H. -: 4 q.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1910-08-25

P. C. Erickson of Brewster
was city visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richardson of
Auselmo were Broken Bow
visitors Wednesday.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1910-08-25

W II. O'Rorke dealer in flour
AM a! Kinds of feed. Let me
buy V. IL cream for cash. Come
aod %te e. First door west OF
Coar DIS mobile garage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

5reunsnbGuier unter ibm Defenders
geoieben, brautt geiast gu lpsrben.
@egeniiber ieiren untersebensn pos
li3etbeamten mar Wibmann bineeesn
nidlt burtber3is. Gr iorgte bafur, bdb
iie in bierarhifher 4bftuFuns On Der
8eute tbeilnabnsn. Nur sinmaI bate
er es niht perbinbern tonnen, bag
3tpei fsiner Shuslsute, bic in Der
Raht etnen Reftsanpalt sspanop
iiberfalien unb fiirhterlih eeidlaaen
batten, ppr's @eriht talnen, unb elmer
Don ben rduberiihsn Shusleuten
mubte geld onberen Grpropriat.ursn
ietre 5bat am 9algen biiben. 2lah
re6truiIif6!" Sonit ging's in Ger
Satrapie WiBmann nbne Gt0rung gu.
Wabrlid Elm 9ogol mare BON R0tben,
um bieies Bib Der aDrruption au
anaIpiiren uno tpieoerSus.bsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Nordde0tscherEioHd

fS-DREMEN
sesefmakise emnenbaMpier tebeM Tisaaas.
,.Qrpaprin5sEiu Nffilie", ..4aifrr Nnbslm bss
Swsite", ,,aroHpriHS xeiiheIm", ,,Qaiier Abiheim
ser Brebe".
aeaefmakiae Esiteampfsrishrs jeben EteHitas
NIT nsRtn Tsppsii@rnnbena aMpferu.
1900 IoHaeneebait TOO Jnb lang, 40 Sub brett.
,sesrss ssaibtaiasss. ,yrtss srIssrta ss.!.
Efs, ,.ssrrslau". .SriHssh AIifs4. ..1astarsAs".
aBsemen",
Neaflm1biae 9sHbamyfsr Ieeea Tcunsrtfas
,,N1etn.. .Nata", fsetsw".
MtffeEmee Gubrt:
Gf0RAlTAR-NEAeEl
Weguf6rs Ed,menbaMDfer jehem GaMhaB.
,Dfrfin" (nel). .,karbarsNa., ,,16usgin ssuis
fe", .Q5nie Mftsrt". ,,pria3efitH Jreue.,
,,Hf6ar",
gcr2lcI. Girrifting IN aniiifen iiHb Rtrif1enee6
tinabhdnqige Ipnren nm ote Belf.
.1rnbelers died. aiiitia iber bic enu3e sBelt.
OELRsCHs CO., 0rosdsvsv, NJ
Generabsfpenten
aasnisn fur QiuctHn1tt:
German safloncI nnHf: Dtrft NatlcrrI gGTs,
unb agaInut xirabe; Hsitern German 3nuf.
EIss assegf! ssnii gsr1E iSio Sas:
in6a taGa 46ssHsa nH3 6St0dA6 ebS6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

pbeten nit Erpmmels unb 3innbedele
fhIugen, nit sSedten unb SdieBen.
5dufig fommt es babel 3u 8erlebuns
gen, bic bistpeilen fogar einen tObtliz
den Musgdng nebmen. Wie bic 8riss
den, 10 baben audi Die Grmenier un
ieIben Gage eine beiliee SuBfpaihun3,
ebenIo bic Sobbatbioner, Die ii6 gegsnz
ieitig bic 6iibe paihen. g. 9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Srau Sliper 8. g. Belmont min
ibre grobe 9ila in Heipport, .gels
court, in Elm 6otel umtpdnbeln, mel,
6es am 1. Sunt b. ). erDffnet fperDea
foa. Die srobe Masenrsu,iie, Der
Stola Des peritorbtnen .. 8. g. 9eIs
mont niro ais .sriu room' sur Wsrs
tstuouHg somrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

r3eriieaeite aneeboie sperbeH euieessnaensrt.
nsu III oer Cttles Dss IiseStcr VI yabgle Gsss
1iitaas an ii / II Dods ben si siS agrii ieiG. ~.
int Die 4ErtHIHna sines ufieailicssH Sactaaes
an Der Gillette Der JreeHGa slbeHHe. smsytsa
nHo belletsno aus ben Ha6ioieenbeH .rbeiiss
EranbeH, naiiid: AasssaoEnG uao QoilcTste.
Ennoamsui sssrbeil; sertiarlier 9onuete uns
iisin.sTbess Iiitren; Gcmpciiion se0ofing uns
Sle6eiltu sfbeit: HledeiieHstsegssleg: giiens
uno Siabl.4rbeii: wssfna, uao siIsnsohgssig.
Tile 5utbp5en: Sttreinsrs arbeii unb snutels:
NiieHmaareH; plumbing gHh @assfsftiEa: eifss
frtlAs Ernpileitnna; aeibapatisr ssees sara.
speCbsn isitb nnGsbois* s5oTnHlafe ftno al frbais
ten IN ntr Gftiee bon 6arru Snts, ArMilrfi,
10. Sfodfperf anerelpss s0sbanoe. sliScfisEde Der
Sss Tfrseior Of 9ublls seroifs.
Seoes Mngebpt ulIb ben bo1eu ssamen tgber
@effuffaff ooer @eienf6afltn. ,Uel6s bas E.nae.
Saran nisrsflrsr. eHibaiisa niss ns,se esaisliss
ioa Dts eetrassS ess ansebois 'sser eiH.la
ss ss sne sa aid e Sas sena s anseGs a
0rlGenonimen n'rc, EN- aoHfrdii esFefeaH9ea
eslts irsensslu anessst ,assssospssfsn nsrstw.
hama Hirb fp.Ar gssd an hsa Eis.sr rsisurHiri'
rHs iolff resnesiH Aaaetst anQfnemssfa nsrssa
ianH nre FnlGss asst nae iairtsssHstlsaesr unas
utssia.
elan masm dHtH ,ufrIssuhsntnssr gsutls
pon ihrst snbiafeit iiefern. I'm. fo6s ssIafIs NJ.
eisisr hHe eshalisa. Die ss6rafisH 0srmrIags ,s
gsosaa9sn. d ftiHf snsusa saissssnssasHmsa sssss
Ter Tisstssr 81 gHslk esssle. sttsl, q. tes
wei ssr, irssnssias ssn sas aasssst ~ sgs
S:n ssI.sis; ". s.l: r. ,s,s s;'s' II sa'it sasia
sas ossn Q. nsanss, s.sss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

9cb. g ndrm a n,
gStttmc bes ocrlt0rheneE ,Sreeertd Didriith,f,
lm slier bon 81 Sabrcn uiio Z l2onatcn. Etc
4 glnrtl 1910 Inn 7.45 iibr aForasng' BON
5rauetbuule aip. 13 8nflace 5irane ulie, fpn'
rauf uin 80 lbr in oer Ct DihdeIesaitfe
eine ieterlithe Heauiem'podmefie ceIebrirf piro,
moan ,Tclnce bbflichit eilieeIuoen firo. 90
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och. G huIte.

II 7
aeliebiP Satin non g9ilium u. Glarf, In ibrer
g9obuung, glo 1861 g5iiiuf Strabe lie geis
teuieter iinoet itnti am IoHneritGg ben z.
2,prlI Aa6mittags I'm llbr, bonn 1rduerbdufe
aus Gte @eifepung ericIgt alf BEN Rorip
SSalrmpunt fSrtebbD'e. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

eelichicr Gutte bon SSruuee5 S6mni3 i'm @Iter
non 30 ,Sdbrcfr, MonnieH uno % 3aaen Sic
geerhannB iinori itdtt pom 1raierb0uIe aus,
20, 29t9 Fdiie Strase, an Gonncrftaa ben 7.
aprt nm ilbr WiDrgens pnfdlI' IN Der St
sStird,c nm y lhr etu feierliCbes Aes
uliicn Gbgchaifen pirn.
II 5ir traurrnoen Sinirrblicbeueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

al d tt n fir GO sefnene 4ausar6cii in etner
fleIneu .souIillg A1dsutruaen SO. 90
DlctSreeor goe III. s.Nburn. 4bene Sorit
20Te e Is
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Tooes-Am3ei8en.

Starb am msputaa ben a. @prtI 1910. nm
100 ubr 9admtittnes, pobIberleben nit ben pi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
@rnnoeig -Ara6ama.

sIc NtppioeW pnHfsGebailpe, cincinnati, Lbto.
9n perRaufen : yert6ieoenes. |
Gin 8ortabIe Gten. binia;, tat. 100
nen. ,. gtuisn, g3etbsI. Ohio.
gtIGt q, fueaen .iim,uas. gett. aieiSert6raut
Erei,er rHo NaiGi'uno. stach3atragRn SO
100 Eit gscgsiden apenue 1t
Su perultet1en.
8oIIrdnbis eineerifteie 8a6erei nit VIA
i6tHe uTlo AuHcfRait. 20. 2l3e Siorrs .ir.
ya miet6en sefu6t.
Rubtqss iunees Gbepaar futt ulr benz aars
2 3nrer nit earien. ntti 81 melt ben oer
Sia6t. u. g.. 200 8ol!sb!att. Il
yerfanSf: te:,a-ger(ondi.
@deetn tar. sins tsa' aamitts; tta sui,s
Grim 3s1lufraseR Re 1903 Asse'sg Aeae
AppRoaIG. &c
g d B o. oetr fraa tn wisiisrtR 9atuR. fur
oagtmtint eaasarssi; iaibotis. Outer aetn
To ~ Gf II. Ctr, Gsgipg;sn RI. 55'
WdsetH far aasemunt sausarbai; sut,s StiHl;
tittHs 5emIs'' soi St'UFUaoS assHat, asshs
Srau, ale s6tin uuo Am ~ nalan uns 81
buaein Suier Spbn 80. oos 0oaHspooe
E.nn CITE WobeIn, 2tsptee. ce,eu unb ai.
rfrfSf E~nf aTs <3e&F
ner. e5erip uno gins. Efien absues ri5r.
GrttIGfftees ltaayr. UapAsu: mus esHife
isrt6tn fsHnsn. Mtf @osri QripstHeotf, Stps
iate astHW. o. Balm Gus So
Rspatu fur ausrut'm scuserb,ft aae,us
ftae5H naA 10 llhE. lsE Jeitssnt Stsest Ni.
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atnbermaeaer for Elm 41hbrigss stHo:
Hur GIN 'oictes init befteH siaotJtsfereR5eI
se. 1880 5tnutou aseiE,Ie. E3olnui alie.
bp
Sattei' nHo &c tirrmafer, pdf@iueusCpe.
rnienvt uro 3utaetoer. 9cngfraaeu IN be-
Sistueaer &ouutlge Gdbbiern 60, SpriHg.
'leIo, glo. 3itranion sbo9. 3l-e'
3nrger aRarH um eas 9'erosgefHiEma,
9en "a etletHca 0ndanftaasn Iafort 80
ga sEoaoDos 1ifa. 2-7
RuattH; tdat arbss; rnb cute gC,vsnbtit
nt SsfsreauEs. ellington Sisas 90, eetn
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9abi. uno sbBGaier an apden: outer eoba.
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iginsufer 9l T ole Sols, ,3nftneiber unb
gn @tp.SaeeH n @gpbeisSa6rti. no. Z0s
Gabtnet Wloters. Ibomas aeIfaQ Go.
Ro s2% ItcS-aH aeeHae. i
mdbasr fir uQseneine eausarbcii in einer
sesq trsoo5r 5ag c m, sss9snTaafR ssrn bo1e mo s:T,s m
Sfuetberiuuen. mn goat@ nas aIeisfr
aHouanoern. EoRHdnf. 1913 VINE Sir. IL
lgrobbader ais brittle Sauo. Sod, sufraaen
Sde Court nHo 9uifer Gfraee. II
cute s6aiu, detHe snmii,e; outer Qobn:
8eieyen5eu bG.GHgf. an68ufraneu $40. 1851
Roieoaie @!acc slbOnoale, coet 46eue Aor:b
1890, IL
29af6frau Hl6suiraeer Qee Cbio epe.
uro calhoun Giyabe, BEL II. y. RaiisTnaiiu.
gdeer an Ga:ss 1900 Snp Ctr.
etnsddsr GarIisIe abe uuh a9onnb CIR
@abeen 'aE oassH,etne sousGrben. 90.
| l.--
/ Es O d II pber Stau. lpeIee Geiiir uHt GrG'
| lmb lprldi FIR Hsfidneari. is eseit gse'
sDaiSer stoe
!
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mer 5u arbe;eir 24le 8ine CTR
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safer aIs brittle eane. 1asur6eit. 142
|
nader ole brute oanb; 1oearbeit; So 90 per
ssote i4E8 gs1iEii Ctr.
| ----- - -
i R ut n in elmer fieireH ssnuliIie. $50 gainb'
| BAN abe.. SIpoubals.
l@Ites m ID ben tir nlaemeine 9aHsnrs
bcti puier 9obn norbcfisEfe IL. tino 9re'
Gnter earbmader fir fieties slrsett: mlb
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0cirathsaeiuh.

6ciratbsgeud Z a'9ifr ai IN Ssfs s4sr 4 4sr S9s
ZteaunQ, ipliiiidt. ba es ibm an GeIeaeubeii
maHgelt nit eiuer geb!oeien iuraen oentiher
Same srpeds oetruib in Serbiuoung 81, ireteI
So iebc mot dlif gIerHtogen Ieoot au' pdiiF'
lldfeti uno 9tlbung Ziefee (5eG6 III emit
Gemeint uno fthere hoQe 2isiretton gu. Ei'er.
ten bite uHier Y. ". lpomDplit nit 4hoioaio'
ybie an Die gJp. oes 8olisblaiis 3A ieH6en,
6,l0
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fsopoIb Steiasrt,
etarb am 2Onnerftaa, ben 5. spril 1910,
Anton SehIborf,

eeIicbter Cjaite hon Ibereie Se6borit. psb
soeImce, in ieIner g8pbuing go. 1889 Stoaeo
IbeHue 9pauiioU. Die s3eti ber geeroIguag
piro ipddter beIanri gema6i. IL
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RrottH; tslst arbsf; IHt cute @fvcssnbtit
luI Ss'sreaaHe. Gaisefen 9aHa Go. Gesn
QGr' GiReaHe. 3Gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

slabfs uno sbBGeter an Neden: anier eoba
AoEemsi!'Sde 3. tth Gin Ctr, 2 Siog.
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9abiHet @lCfers. Ibomas aegfau 90.
Ro, g2s IICy an abeHne j"
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gineuier e g, G T als Solss 3uf6neiher nHo
on Itps s1agen n MpbslsSG6rt! no. 20s
glaiH Strase Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Brohbader ais brittle 5aub. Gad5afIaaeR
&oe Court uHb 1uffer Efrdbe. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

e Sfueiberiuuen um Goat& n.e aIeteer
uH5udnoern g0sHan's. 1914 Bine Ctr. II
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Grille NIT Stetie i'm Suite
SShipASN TaL 0uie GeIobHaHe. 20.
1850 elm SmaBe j.
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cute Gohiu. aetne ssnmiite; gnier gobn
Seiersn6eU beTlgGat slnf3nfraeeu SO. 1851
@oieoaie 4!acc tooHoaIe, cher 9beue ator:b
1880, IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Charles f. Sf)maI,,

nrb nm @tnnfae, ben 4 &prtI 1910. nm
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2Muger wiarr nm eas R'erosgetiryma,
6en gI eTlerECu. Wad5lfIQpen ioiori go
ga 8rpnbDas &ttp. 2-7
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9n perRaufen !: yert6ieoenes. +.


Gin 9ortabIe Gfen, binia: bat 100
2eib groo: eeih's Isahrifuf; 1T 70 aAt spie
reu. g. giuisu, Bethel. Ohio
Y giIIta ipeaen iimsuas gett. aieieerf6raHf.
Erciter nHb Tnf6iano. stach3aitagsn so.
100 Eii gscDii6en Apenuf. 1t
Su permtet9en.
8oIIftdnbia einaeridteie Bdeerei nit a1aas
fSiHe uno AuHcf6nit 20. 2l3s Siorrs Ctr.
IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Sattei' nHo ge tirrmacber, gpci&iueu-Cpe.
rnieuye uHo 9uicueibeg 9G1sufruaeH tn be.
Ststneper '&ouHtlee Gabbiero 60, Spriag.
fieIb, Wo. Htt!snuion Gbos 3i-ds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

% af G'raI Iltsuiraesr 9Ge Ebio e.pe.
uno Calhoun Glabe, BEL u. y. @aiisrmanH.
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Dora Il. CLARK,

StGrb ON @icutde ben 4.
4 ,2O llhT lSorarrttt0o6
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aiubernao o. en- fur ein 4.ihbriges ano:
Hur Elm 'oltes init befteH SfaotgftfereRssI
brau6i 'tt su ;Heiben. 1atrgeele be5asi.
seo. 1880 Stanton apei.ue. E5cHG. S.Gs.
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q q d n une GpipufiatrssU Ulaneen. sis gaanu
9Iacs, s.poHhaie
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
!. WEST DARNEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross were
Morris callers Thursday.
A. J. Moen transacted business in
Morris Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Bragg spent few days
with Mrs. George Maughan last week.
Reonic Wagner called at the Cotton
wood farm Sunday. ...
Bill Ross started up threshing
again Sunday after having his engine
fixed up O. K. ....~ -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quillian spent
Sunday at Maughan's. .-''
School commenced in district No.
II Monday with Kate McAleer as
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Steinbring visited
with friends an RendsviIle Sunday.
Our famous shepherd let his sheep
go astray the other day.
He was rather surprised when he
IOunQ ChaJ ne WASH the only peb-
bic on the beach.
IT'S said that a one horsepower
auto would not be much good, but you
ought to have seen the Mac going
thru our burg with only one horse
hitched to his car. This may seem a
slow way, still it is sure way after
all.
William DeLong who has been
employed at the Hayes and Randall
farm for some time, was taken sick
last week and left for hs home at
Little Falls, Saturday morning.
Robert Ross, of Grey Eagle, spent
a few days with John Ross and family
last week.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
SYNN $

Mr.. Fred Hagey of North Dakota,
is here visiting with old friends.
Miss Lillian sherwood has been for
the past three weeks staying at Mr..
and Mrs. Clint DeCamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Smith and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gaffney,
Miss Lillian and Earl sherwood and
Earl Cook were pleasantly entertained
at Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Pillen's Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Wickstrom and
family visited at the Simon Wickstrom
home Sunday last.
Master Peter Olson and Master AL
bert Graber were seen roaming around
in the fields Sunday in sarch of wild
game.
Mr.. Penn and daughter, Pauline,
and Mr.. Archie A. Stone, Jr. were
out making business calls in this vici-
nifty Tuesday of last week.
Master Ralph Smith and Master
Julian Thornton called on Master
Ralph Sanders last Sunday.
Earl Isherwood called at E. J.
Smiths Monday morning.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
HORTON

Most of the farmers have two anc
three plows going now, striving
their utmost to finish plowing before
Jack Frost arrives.
Miss Maud Maloney is in Morris
taking the Normal course.
F. Ormond visited S. S. Nc,
Cormack Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Hanrahan and children
Mayme and Will, transacted business
in Morris, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Maloney and son
visited at P. Maloney's Sunday.
H. Thomason intends to do a thresh-
ing job at the Berkin farm the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. William Spain and children
and Miss Marguerite Wheeler visited
with Mrs. Maloney Tuesday after
noon.
The school at District No. 26
opens OCTOBER 3, 1910, with Miss
M. DeWane, teacher.
A couple of Hortonz's amateur
automobilists with the aid of 2 ponies
were trying to give an open air per-
formance in front of J. Woods re-
sidence, but after fruitless at
tempt, they proceeded on their ad-
venturous journey-rather crestfallen
in spirits.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
DOUBT DISAPPEARS
No One in Morris Who Has a
Bad Back Can Ignore This
Double Proof.

Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is kidney ache.
With it comes dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys to cure it ALL
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick re-
lief
Bring thorO, lasting cures.
That's what Morris sufferers want. y
Profit then by another's testimony.
Twice-told and well confirmed.
Sale will start at o10'clock sharp.
John McShane, Benson, Mimi, says:
''The public statement l gave in
1907, regarding Doan's Kidney Pills
still holds good. They permanently
cured me of kidney complaint When
began using Doan's Kidney Pills
was suffering from pains in the
small of my back and was very weak
also felt tired and my appetite was
poor. found Doan's Kidney Pills very
III curing my trouble and
my experience leads me to say that
they are an excellent kidney medi-I
cine
For sale by all dealers. Price 5O
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the ITnitad
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
PEPPERTON

We are pleased to hear that Carl
Andert Sr., who has been suffering
with blood poisoned hand, is getting
along quite we'll. He expects to be
at work again in a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald and Elmer
Andert, of Glenwood, came up Sunday
in their auto to visit with H. Lem
mermann and family They returned
Tuesday accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemmermann, who will visit rel
atiVes in Glenwood
There was a farewell party at Fa-
gems Monday night.
Rev. Lehnart, of Minneapolis, who
conducted services at Chokio last Sun
day, returned Monday.
Arthur Gausman left Tuesday for
St. Paul Park.
Those who attended church in Cho-
kio were H. Hoyer, L. J. Schlatt-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gausmann
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gausmann.
Frank Bach returned Thursday from
St. Paul after taking in the fair.
VIM. Gausmann, H. Hoyer, C.
Schoenhieter, Phi. Ernst, L. J.
Schlattmann and son Ed. transacted
business in Morris Wednesday.
Amy Gausmann spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt, of Donnel1y,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Heuer. on Thursday.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23

There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurab1e. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to he a con
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
CO., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu
tional cure on the market. It is taken in
ternal1y in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
t ion.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the bowels. It is
equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by J.
R. Krueger.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23
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a Preston Fahnestock was county
seat caller Tuesday.
Lars Fosmark was a Morris caller
Tuesday.
= Harold Gaarder has completed the
building of L. M. Larson's barn and
did frst-class job.
Charles Eystad was an Alberta call,
er Tuesday.
J. A. Schultz is now able to be
out again.
The Vadnais boys will have sale
in the near future.
H. J. Mitlyng received a car of coal
this week.
William Lippert was hauling out
coal Wednesday.
R. N. NARROW was hauling home
coal Wednesday.
Miss Minckey, of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting her relatives, the
J. M. Buckley family, near this place
the past month, returned Tuesday to
her home.
Primary election was very quiet
here Tuesday. Many would not have
known it was in progress if the flags
had not been out.
A. B. Fagen was an Alberta caller
Tuesday.
Anton HOLDEN went to Morris Mon
day.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-23

Your complexion as we'll as your
temper is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. By taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver tablets you
can improve both. Sold by J. R.
Kruger.