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Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
LORINE

S. D. Poe Is sowing oats this
week.
Olin Thompson and son are put
ting up some wire fencing this
week.
George Tyler Is preparing to
move on Shannon's farm in the
near future.
Bill Tyler Is doing some repair
work on his house lately.
Most of the farmers are prepar
ing to begin their blowing.
Mrs, France Tyler visited Mrs.
Stephens one day last week.
Rev. Gatlin visited Gid Thomp-
son one day recently.
Delbert Lawhon returned home
last Friday from Batesville, where
he had been at work for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Thompson
had business at Pocahontas Satur-
day Of last week.
Misses Nora and Kate Thompson
attended singing at Bill Tyler's Sat
urday night.
Win and Elsia Thompson, Jesse
Gates and wife visited Mr.. Olin
Thompson and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
Singing was well attended at Bill
Tyler's Saturday night Allreport-
ed good time.
Robert Tyler returned home Sat.
urday from Knobel.
There will be preaching at New
Home Saturday night and Sunday.
Everybody is invited to attend.
With three cheers for the Star
Herald and its many readers. will
close.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
$4,000 For State Hospital

Considerable time was spent by the
senate in the discussion of appropri-
ating $4,000 for the support and
maintenance of the State Hospital for
Nervous Diseases, the amount being
the same as appropriated for the in
stitution two years ago. The only
objection to the bill was on account
OF the appropriation being in a lump,
the opponents insisting that it should
be itemized. 1t was contended by the
senators that the charity board could
be safely depended upon to disburse
the money properly and honestly
and that it was impracticable Il
specify the amount of the items to Ia
paid out They carried their poin
and the bill was passed, after beini
favorably recommended by the Com
mittee of the wlole, with only two
votes in the negative.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Hits the Insurance Companies.

Senate Bill No. 224, by Senator Lo-
gan, to provide for the taxation Of
insurance, guaranty and accident in
surance companies not organized un-
der the laws of the state, provides
that such companies shall pay an
nually upon all premiums received,
whether in cash or in notes, tax Of
4 per cent, to be assessed by the
auditor of state. The act further
provides that every insurance COM
pany doing business in any incor-
porated city shall pay to the auditor
of state So upon the 500 received
for premiums on fire and lightning
within the limits of such incorpor-
ated city. The auditor of state is
empowered to revoke the license of
any insurance or guaranty company
or association that fails to comply
with the requirements of the act for
period of 80 days after January
10 of each year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

who are teaching here, visited home
folks last Saturday and Sunday in
Pocahontas.
Griff Waldron OF Mock was over
last week on business.
Joe L. Cox spent Saturday in
Pocahontas OH business.
Miss Burnis Cox of Supply is
visiting her uncle, w. d. Cox, and
family this week.
J. w. Henley delivered three
interesting discourses here last Sat
urday night and Sunday and Sunday
night. A good crowd was out to
hear him.
Mrs. Birdie Dodd and Mrs. G.
w. Brumley will leave for the West
in a few days. The former goes to
live with her brother, Tom Mock,
and the latter goes for her health.
Several mutual telephones have
gone in lately and number of
Others are to go in soon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
BIGGERS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McCrary
spent last Friday in Pocahontas
shopping.
Aunt Queen Hawk and Aunt
Sarah Johnson come over from the
hills last Friday to visit relatives
for few day.
Farm hands single or married are
in demand and they can command
a good price. Come to Biggers if
you are looking for job on the
farm.
James Mauser made a business
trip TO Walnut Ridge last Friday.
Miss Helen Anderson, who is
teaching school at Peru, and Misses
Floy Allphin and Elvia McGruder,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
WARM SPRINGS

Excuse me, editor, for being ab
sent last week. =
Several cases of measles are re-
ported in this community.
Burrows Bargain Store has chang
ed hands. j. M. Burrow has be-
come owner and w. P. BgrrOw
general manager.
Several real estate deals have
been made in Warm Spring town
ship during the past week
The Farmers Mutual Telephone
exchange has been moved TO its
former location.
Everyone is on the move of late
Several families have changed resi-
dences i'll the last few days III
Warm Springs.
Uncle Bill Garner and wife have
moved to Oklahoma where they will
make their future hcme.
Mrs. j. NJ. Burrow visited at w.
M. Hawks last Sunday.
Several horse Etrades have been
reported recently in this section.
The goodl. old springtitne mas
come at last, get your fish hooks,
boys.
Wonder what has become Of tl.e
white pine whiting club?
w. p. Burrow has purchased A
large canning factory and will locate
the plant at this place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
NOLAND

Farming is the order of the day.
Mrs. John Gwin is on the indis-
posed list this week.
Misses Hattie and Lena Pyland
were tn e guests of Lizzie Lem
mons Tuesday.
Mrs. Amanda Pace entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday even
ing with few hours quilting.
Larry Level, who has been work
ing at Black Rock the past year,
got married to Miss Ava NIillenger
recently and is now visiting his
mother at this place.
Mrs. Callie Seamons was the
guest of Mrs. b. A. Pyland Tues
day.
John Gwin's baby has been very
sick this week, but is reported much
better at this writing.
Miss Ellen Bates went to Man
son to visit Bessie Moskop TUESDAY.
Ora Pyland and Hazel Pace visit
ed Mrs. Ada Penn Wednesday.
Frank Moody Is in the mercan-
tile business at this place now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Slayton
spent Sunday at the home of j. G..
Slayton.
Richard Hooten from Driftwood
was mingling among h S many
friends at thus place Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. /. r. Pace made business
trip to Pocahontas Tuesday.
Mrs. J, +. Crockett, who ha
been at Mammoth Spring, returned
hcme Tuesday.
Seaph Slayton and family spen
Monday and Tuesday with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Slay
ton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
SUBURBAN NEWS&
! Local and Personal
" Items of Interest from Various Places C
y of Interest in Randolph County. D
IIAMIL
Stand up for your town and CO..

Stand up for your town and coun'
try.
Uncle George Brown went TO
Pocahontas last Saturday.
James Early and family visited
near Dalton last Sunday.
Louis Nettle's little boy was dan
gerously sick few days ago but is
now improving. Drs. Brown and
Finney we're the attending physl-
clans.
Quite a number of our farmers
are sowing oats and Others are
planting "taters" and gardening.
Fred Early made a business trip
to Pocahontas last Saturday.
We understand that there was a
phone meeting at the school house
here last Saturday evening but we
failed to learn what the object was.
Prof. Wesley Browns school
closed here last Friday. A nice
program was rendered and quite a
number of visitors were present. Mr..
Brown has taught us a good school
and our board made no mistake
when they employed him.
T. B. Wernell has completed his
new residence and moved into same.
We learn that Mrs. Dave Upshaw
near Lorine fell one day recently
and dislocated her ankle joint. DR..
J. w. Brown was called and she
was rendered as comfortable as pos
sible and is now getting along very
well.
Jehu Presley was seen hauling
a load of cultivators, harrows and
other farming implements from
Pocahontas last Saturday. We are
keeping an eye on Jehu alright.
Phones are all the rage now and
it is said that G. f. Early and 7.
]. Bellah have set their posts but
for some cause they haven't their
phones and wire but they keep call
ing, hello posts, you are all up how
are we?
Born, to Esq. and Mrs. L. A.
Martin last Sunday morning, fine
baby boy. Allparties doing nicely.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Pass Appropriation Bill.

Both in the committee of the whole
and in the house, Representative
Hurst fought the bill appropriating
$4,000 for the capitol commission to
pay for the heating, lighting, etc Tue
house resolved itself into a commit
tee of the whole to consider the bill
Motion was made to report the bill
favorably back to the house and Mr..
Hurst moved as a substitute that it
be reported unfavorably. The sub
stitute lost and the bill was finally
passed by the house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Pa pers Can Garry Advertisements.

Representative Buerkles bill re-
stores to newspapers in prohibition
territory the right to carry liquor ad-
vertisements. This was prohibited
by the act of 1907, although papers
without the state, or those published
in non-prohibition territory were al.
lowed to flood dry" counties. Rep
resentative Buerkle holds that the
former act is class legislation" and
that it benefits only outside adver-
tising mediums or those coming
from wet" territory.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
OLD JACKSON

Farmers are busy preparing for
another crop.
Frank Brooks and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Million
Sunday.
A Mr.. Freeman of Black Rock
was looking at some real estate IN
this section last week.
Bro. G. w. Million delivered an
excellent sermon here Sunday.
Miss Minnie and Richard Jones
and Mrs. Nancy Howard, were
pleasant visitors at Sam Songer's
Sunday.
Several from VALLEY Chapel at
tended church here Sunday.
J. L. Polk of Imboden was here
last week talking insurance.
Bro. G. w. Million and George
Kincade took dinner at j. p. Kin
cade's Sunday.
Prayer meeting here every Friday
night. Everybody come and be a
booster and not knocker.
Lewis Williams left Sunday for
New Orleans, where he will put up
n mill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Provides for Road Improvement.

A bill introduced by Senator Turn
er provides for the creation of road
improvement districts for repairing,
maintaining and improving public
roads, and for the appointment of a
consulting engineer. The act pro-
vides that road improvement dis
trict shall be established by the
county court upon the petition of 10
or more owners of real estate. The
court is authorized to appoint three
commissioners, also a competent CIV
il engineer, who is required to give
a bond in sum not less than 81 900,
to be fixed by the commissioners.
The bill also provides that districts
may borrow money at a rate of in
terest not exceeding per cent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
NEW HOPE

By the time it gets dry enough to
farm, it rains again.
Born, to George Klncade and wife
last week, a fine baby boy
The young folks enjoyed a sing
ing at B. H. Bates Sunday night
Bro. G. w. Million was able 60
fill bis appointment at Old jackson
last Sunday.
Miss Sadie Million visited her
sister, Mrs. Birdie Grayham, near
Shiloh Saturday night.
Ed Million and family were visit
ing at NJ. d. Bowers Saturday night.
Mrs. Kingree spent Sunday with
Mrs. Kincade.
Tom sutton and George Klncade
hauled ties last week.
Herbert Hollowell and family
passed through our neighborhood
Sunday.
Ruff Bowers returned to his homo
In Pocahontas Saturday. I
Last week we stated that e
Misses Carter attended the exfbI-
tion at Cherry Hill, but wdId
not learn that Miss Stella flttoa
went too, therefore we 6Aed 20
mention it. Sometimes w/dd not
learn all the facts and thisS are left
out when not meant toe.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
passed Employers LiabiIiay Bill

Bv vote of 70 to 10 the house
rassed the bill by Senator Fletcher
making railroads bable without re-
curse or defense IN all cases where
employes are injured or killed while
IN tbe employ of such companies and
engaged in their duties on the roads
70 sucb common carriers. The bill
obsolutely nullifies the defense here
,.,rore set up by the railroad com
S,os 80 rnder the "contributory neg
iogencen clause of the statute govern
&c snits in personal injury cases.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Pass Depository Bill

Representative Warnock's bank
bill was brought up in the house
and passed, 1t provides for a system
of city, county and state repositories,
to be distributed equally among che
senatorial districts. Representative
Warnock explained it briefly, saying
that it would he one of the great est
revenue producing plans in the state,
securing interest on the money which
under present conditions, often lies
unused in the state treasury.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Would Make Railroads Pay Penalty

A bill introduced by Senator Ow.
ems amends the act of 1909, requiring
railroad companies within the state
to promptly pay for stock killed. The
act requires the railroad companies
to settle in full for stock killed or
injured within 30 days after the in
juring or killing of such stock.
Failure to comply with the act
makes the railroad company liable
for double the amount of the value
of the stock killed or injured.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
To Print Historical Reports.

Senate Bill 259, Uy senator FTle-
dell, amends the act creating the
Arkansas History Commission so as
to provide that the publications of the
Arkansas Historical Association, is
sued under the supervision of the
commission, shall be executed by the
public printer, to be paid out of the
general printing fund.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
For Vote On Prohibition

Senator Woods statewide probitioa
bill, introduced in the senate provides
that a special election shall be held
June 26, 1911, thrcught the state, at
which shall be submitted to the quail
ified electors the question of the sale
of intoxicating liquors of any charac-
ter whatever, used and drunk as a
beverage, in any quantity, for any
purpose whatever, except as already
provided by law for prohibition in
dry counties.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
St. Francis Levee Board AssaiIed.

After a lengthy debate in the SEN
ate, Senator Turner of Craghead
county scored a decided victory by
having placed back on second read
ing for amendment Senator Robert
sons bill, limiting taxation in the St.
Francis levee district for levee pur-
poses to 20 cents per acre. Senator
Turner made vigorous speech
against the bill IN its present form,
insisting upon amendments that
would practically take the manage
ment out of the hands Of the present
board, which he characterized as
nothing more than a political ma
chine.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Monticello Agricultural School Report

Senator Woods, chairman of the
Joint committee to visit the agricul-
tural school at Monticello, filed the
report of the committee with the
secretary, showing the school to be
in excellent condition and well man.
aged.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Pass School Consolidation Bill.

Lively debate occurred in the house
over passing the Hughes senate bill
for the consolidation Of adjacent
school districts The bill provides
that on vote of rhe majority of cleo
tors in two or more school districts
the districts may be consolidated into
one, the property of the several dis
tricts becoming vested in the con.
solidated district
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
senate Passes Levee RIII.

House Bill No 252, by Representa-
tive Little. creating the Village Creek
and White River Levee District, was
called up by Senator Keel in the
senate and was passed by a unani-
nous vote.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
$4,000 for Sanatorium.

The Wilmington BILL passed by the
house, appropriates 100000 for the
maintenance of The sanato.ium at
Bonneville for two years, and an ad-
ditional $4,000 ipr improvements in
the water system, the hospital, for
fencing, road improvement, etc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
To Preserve Battle FLAGS.

Senator White called up his bill
for the collection and preservation OF
the Confederate flags borne by the
Arkansas Confederate troops during
the Civil war, and it was passed
without dissenting vote.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Paes Measure fOr WhIte supremae,

Joint Resolution No. 2, introduced
ir the senate by Senator Robertson
and in the house by Representative
Hardage, known as the Robertson.
Hardage resolution, submitting an
amendment to the constitution, pro.
viding an educational qualification
for voters, and containing the grand
father clause passed the senate by
vote Of 25 to 2. 1t was the first
Joint resolution to be passed by the
two houses since the beginning Of
the session.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

FoUND-A bill book containing
W. 0, W. receipts in favor Of E.
M Nackles' Owner may have
same by calling at this office and
paying for this notice.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

Why feed poultryfe year around
for eggs six monthly when you can
have eggs twelve yonths by hawag
the right kind of lens? Rose comb
white LeghornJ and single comb
Brown Leghoys are world beatc,s
for eggs. 500 for Is eggs.
5. NJ. GATllN,
2E4tp. Attlca, Ark.
Lewis& Midklff will sell vou 4
fine piano on easy terms. Will a.
so fit up your home with nice fac
niture, payment to be made on the
installment plan. g3tf.
WANTED-Won for LIGHT
housekeeping and to care for cue
child. MRS. ELMER REYNoLps
2o'4t BiggeIs, Ark
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-02-23
}. II. QUEAL & co.
AL JeZeWski, manager

Josef Kocer, jenz ffdf farmer.
sky elevator zde, byl navstevou We
Wagner v pondeli.
Jan Cap, Karel Petfik a j. Bel
sovec tesafi taborsti zde stavi no.
YOU residence pro Josefa Turka ma
kopecku. Josef 81 da tez zhotovi-
ii pozorovacf vez.
Velky pocet sousedI Sc sIGast-
nil besedy ma farme Franka Ma.
zourka jizne Cd mesta v sobotu We
Ger a vsichni Sc dobfe pobavili.
PonevaG zde nemame lekafe,
dopsal 81 doktorsky diplom, zdej
81 Josef Turek do Washington,
ably smell provozovat lekafstvf.
Sotva to pfislo trochu do vefejnos
ii byla zdejsi posta zaplavena dopi
sy cd pohrobnfkn kteff Sc zde
chteli usaditi. Diplom dostal a
prvni ieho obeti Sc stall Jan Kos
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zpraVy cd Dante.

Timto oznamujem ctenym kra-
jandm V Dante okolf re jsme zfs
kali ochoty schopneho zpravodaje
v Dante ktery nam kazdy tyden
Dude zasilati zpravy z mesta oko
Ii Dante. Zpravy budem uvefej-
fiovati Gesky a doufame re krajane
tamni Sc uchopf teto pfllezitosti a
ma list tento 81 ptedplatf.
Mesto Dante ma krasnou polohu
a dosti teritorie re lie oGekavati v
budoucnosti jejf vzrGst jak obyva-
telstvu tax obchodne, Krajina wi
kolni je ia nejlepsf We statu a roll
nici 81 v tom vsichnf dobfe stoji
obzvlast nasi kraiane. Nasledujf-
CT jsou obchody v Dante:
Tabor Mercantile Co., velkf OBJ
chod Sc zeleznym zbozim a rolnic-
k5mi stroll. Ridicfm ie p. Jan
S5kora, ktert kazdeho dobfe OBJ
slouzi.
J. H. Queal, sklad dffvf sta
vebnim materialem jenz fidi p
Anton Fillaus a pomocnikem je
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-02-23

Frank Cihak odjel do Geddes
minulou sobotu vratil Sc pom
deli.
Pr. Louis Krsnaka byla v Tyn-
dali u zubnfho lekafe.
Henry a James RADIUS Cd Tyn-
dali byli zde navstevou Il sveho
bratra Mika a Franka Turka.
Louis Krshak byl ma zaGatku
tydne We Springfield kde 81 prohle-
dl jisty pozemek ktery hodla kou-
pit.
Josef Melmer byl Yankton
minuly t5den "a obchodnf zalezi-
tostf.
Starry Hanzl vyslouzily "ojak"
a svec z Tabora byl zde minuly ty
den. Hodla koupiti lot ma mem
postaviti prvnf tfidy pfistipkarnu
We ktere Sc dust, telem VENUE
spravkam obuvi.
Jan SSkora pracuje co klerk v
Tabor Mercantile Co. kazdeho
sprayne a sy4domite obslouzi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-02-23

tel z Tabora ktery trpi kychtem
v levem kramfeku. Doktor Tu-
rex rnu pfedepsal tfi stamprIata
Perjury" tfikrat denne, nebo ne
CD podobneho. Tento doktora iak
mile pfiiel domu odporuGil Josefo-
vi Rezacovi ktery trpf zatuGnenfm
osrdfm. Doktor hned nemoc dia-
gnosoval jakmile Sc nan podfval
a pfedepsal knedlikove pilulky:
jednu pred iidlem, jednu phi idle
iednu pc jidle. Jezto ale Josef
Sc divil jak je spolkne, re budto
Dude musit miti vetsi polykacf us
troj anebo re DIR. Turek Dude mu-
set pfedepsat mensi pilule dovolil
doktor knedlfky - vlastne pilul-
ky 81 rozkrajet. Tfetf pacient
byl Antonln Fillaus ktery trpel
moe ma bolesti u srdce. Doktor
ma tleku poznal co mu schazi a
pfedepsal lajsnys, a veselku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-02-23
Hovlnky cd Utica.

Karel MachaGek vozil owes do tr
hu v pond6li.
Bratff Peterkove vozili do trhu
cely minuly tyden.
Louis Kozak zrentoval dun cd
Jos. Behenskyho ma farme kterou
drive vlastnil +. Barta.
Karel Ranek prodal velke stado
dobytka Thos. Limpovi v t.terg,
Vac. Soukup vozil seno Cd Kar-
la Lane v htery.
Karlove HlavaG a Hladky byli
navstevou u Jos. Nikodyma minu.
le 1tery kde Sc zdrzeli az do rama.
U Mat6je Kortana ma Beaver
Creeku Sc sesel ma besedu velkf
potet sousedG vsichni 81 libovali
jak Sc dobfe pobavili.
Do stavu manzelskeho vstoupili
tento tfden lltery Victor Cwach
Sc 81. Katefinou Hacickou. Cd
davky vykonal Rev. Link Yank-
ton v kat. kostele. Velky poGet
pfatel znamych Sc ma svatbu SEES
10. Pfejem stesti.
Ma drazbu bratff Fishovych Sc
dostavil velky poeet lidi.
Josef Jambora uspofadal hosti-
nu minuly ttvrtek ma kterou Sc Sc
Sci velky krouzek znamych a vsich
nj Sc dobfe pobavili.
Frank Kralitek mlnule nterf
uspofadal besedu We sve domacnos
ii velky pocet znamych Sc dosta-
vii. sa
Manzele Adolf Peterkovy byli
obdareni hoslkem minuly patek.
Jos Nykodym a ieho bratr
Frank uspofadali ptekvapeni ma
manzele Jos. HlavaSovy minulou
sobotu velkym poctem jinfch a
ze Sc vsichni ma to dobfe pobavili
nemuslm podoty kat. d'ar
Pr vyiizdce ma mem automobi-
lu mi povida jeden kamarad Ito Vi
tie kdyz Sc jcde ma automobile a
cesty jsou suche re Sc prasf) pow
da re uGl tax tlustGho stryce kite.
~ 81 ma nohy nevidel celFch deset
let. ia trumfnul 0 studentovi
ktery byl TAX Nysoky re musel
yzdy pomoci zebi'iku sundavat klo
b,uk hlayv. Mi Safer" ma to,
Is mel str!c, kter} byl jeste vys-
81. Ten pry byl talk dlouhy ze
kdyz rastydl la nohy v listopadu
dostal teprv rJmu az 1nora.
Strfc kozenkach.
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Vefejnn drazba We Dude odbfti
ma farne j. NJ Petfika, mil ma
sever cd Tabora a 6 mil ma zapad
od Lesterville, dtery % 1nora
phi ktere Dude prodano IL koni, 9
.dojne kravy, 2 lety beloh'avy By
eek, 2 telata, bulici, 80 slepic, roll
nicke stroie a jine veci Tez vel
ky Sandwich drolic pohonem
pro 6 koni a mensi Sandwich dro-
lie S pohonem pro 2 kone. Josef
PeGenka. mattel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-02-23

Pavel Petranek.
Fullerton Lumber Co., sklad
drivf a stavebnim materialem, kite
rf vede Dean Tomlinson.
Security State Bank, jejiz kasi-
rem je Peter Hagans.
Albert Zenfsek vlastnf dobfe "a
fizenf obchod Sc smfsenym zbo-
zim.
Josef Turek, taktez vede OBJ
chod Sc smfsenym zbozfm.
Josef Melmer vlastni obchod Sc
zeleznfm zbozim a jeho sklad ie
znaGnf.
Alois Krshak, provozuje kovar-
stvf je schopnfm kovafem a jeho
specialistou je kovani koni. Alois
kazdeho dobfe obslouzi.
j. NJ. Koter yede farmersk5
elevator.
Frank J. Barta vlastni prvni til
dy kuleGnfk. Ma til stoly We
SVEN zavodu a mimo toho prodava
mfrne napoje a doutniky. Tez
tam doifzdi holiG z Wagner kaz-
dou sobotu.
Elevator ktery vlastnf Jos. Ku-
Ga Jest rizen Burbeck & Go.
Jest tam nevelky ale p6kny ka-
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Do stavu manzelskeho v 1terf
vstoupili We mest9 Lesterville Jff{
Konecny a slecna Marie Koldova.
Obfady vykonal Rev. Bartfk. No
vomanzele Sc usadi ma farme zeni-
cha blize Lesterville. v Yankton
tehoz dine byli oddani Rev. Link
EN- v kat. kostele Victor Cwach a
81. Katefina Haticky, a Chas
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