davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
GIarfs pibeoreeI.

&c ileite 99iere bar piitnof isr
bsrt og lGit ON BET itorarteoe Ba.
LAOS, iom iorbenpPrenoe Senator
9larf til en- Ssfoitnins al inaban en-
10 WiQioner Collars laber opisre /
Rep 9orf for lin unse og oafre Su.
itru. Gette Slot bar pGret un6er
arbeibe / nj iamiuloe aar, og oct er
enonu life fProiet, men man mener
Dog MI, at Or enatoren os bans
Siiitru fan ieire SuIen / bette ipr.
itelige Stem.
Spiierne iortPller MI ON et Ri6e.
orsel, iom Glorf bar Iaoet ipecielt
bpsse al en- bersmt Orgeliabritant /
Cos angeIes, California, os iom itaI
pare oct itsrite % fineite Sniirument
al lit SIass ! 8eroen. 9ette Yibe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

orseI, Ser fpiter Den pere Sum al
|$125,000, or netop blepet inoiat /
Den enc Gnoe al GaIaoiets Itorc gil.
IeoaaIeri, % oct bIeo forIeoen aiten
prspet al enoel inobubte Dfuiifere.
Zen aIminoeIige Ienina par, at
bette bar Oct iineite o. melt ilIoenbte
Srgel, % oa Oct bar life minore emo
1000 Biber. fon man nof i~oritaa,
at life mdnae 8irfer - for life al
tale ON pripate Srie - funoe afie
RIabs for oct. Gets Sorer IfaI pGre
operorbentIie pafre, % enbeI al Del
er ifiuIt i 99esen al Spreliets moo,
iatte gnoe, iaa islofIare, oGmpenoe
Soner og liiligt aIotfeipiI Tom ei
Gffeo Ipber fremooer oen itpre Col
og msSer set esentIiae SrgeIs bpbe
@ruien. @irfningen al bette itillte
Gffo.S raeI, Der peo 9eoninger / Sna
og 8iilo fontrouere5 al ielpe SrgeI.
ipileren, ifal bore nGiteu opernotir.
Zig benripenoe, % Snitrumentet, ser
frembrinaer bette Gtfo. er ct megei
inopiflet 2unitpGrt meo ooer COO
Eiber og en- I9ngbe SsIpfloffer.
Oct itore % pi~bun6erIiae Gibecr.
gel er nItiaa alere0e ~arbragt poa
lin IIabs, Ga oct fore 9iQeoaoleri
err bIanot De SGreIier. ser MI er
iitanb, og Nr. GIorf bor ogina Ell,
aageret lin egen prioate Srganiit.
Get er en- al 2anoetS isrIte &linit.
mere, Irtbur Scott 9roof, ser ipiI.
lebe set fi9mpemGsiige SrgeI. iom
mango oiitnof bill erinore fra Ser.
oensuoitiuinsen / Chicago. Spor
itor 2sn ban ifal boue, er life nppnt,
men ba Orr. groof inOtiI fornpIig
bar ipiuet / Ell al Sos angeles itsr.
ite og melt ariitofratiife airfer, or
Den piItnof intet minore emo fprite.
Zig.
9ette $4,000 9ibeoraeI, Ser be,
tragtes iom ct af Be melt iuIbfomnc
Snitrumenter at lit SIas8, bar Den
erunorige Winefonge ira Wontnno
aItiaa Iabet bpgge % inbi9tte for i'm
egen % fin SuitruS pripate Sor'
n~oielie, oe ct al 2anOetS itsrre @ln'
De giorbe iornplig opm9rfiom paa,
at omenoifisnt Oct er ben alminbe'
lige &egel, at enbuer gisr meo fine
Fen9e boao ban timber forgobt - al
man bar Sob til at BRUCE Dem til
bpao iom belit, iaaoiot life andre to-
beS oerpeb -, iaa er oct oog ct al
SioenS Segn, at man ogiaa ligeoper,
for pripate 8isreuaal bill bloc, bpab
gfptte bette eler bint err for Samiitn,
oct. Siot eiter liOt tiger gIabet,
bar gerben beepnot at betraate Gig.
mGnb iom Susbolbere % life uinb.
ifrpnfebe eiere al De Miaioner, De
raaber pper, og libt efter liot er tPn.
fenbe WPnb og &oinoer inoen Wil.
tionprfreoien fomue til Den iamme
Sperbepisning. Set ituIoe oerfor
bore meo tpiIiom Get, at forbenpp.
renbe Senator Glorf la6er bpgae et
10 Wiaioner Collars BALLADS, form.
ner bette me6 ct $125,000 Yibeor.
gel og engagerer en- &ilnituer til al
ipile bet = alt Tor fin egen og lin
unge Suitrus Sornsielie -, meoens
Der ofte ellers / @eroen er iaa Iioen
Spa9e os o~irfeIis goo a0iprebelie.
"Wen," ilutter 9labet, "ber er
benne femme Sage berueb: Gr oei
mere egoiitiif for Rr. GInrf at babe
ct S125,O0O Tibeorgel og Ell Gltnit.
ner til of ipiQe set, emo oct er for en-
Wano meo finn 100000 at booe
Iutomobil oq Chauffeur, eler for
en- Wano meo finn $4,000 at bnpe
Seit og @ogn? Seb 9rsiteIie al
bette SpsrgSmaaI fpmnter ma LEI
no paa for opbt @anb, % oct er flo,
geit of itnnie Gisfusiionen Der pee
Senator GIarfS BibeorgeI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
quiet ng Rfekksurt
Rebiseret Of en- praitif SusmpbeL
Nurife Siffefaaer af Gubfj6.

On a%lminbelig, TOR Goofiib fat
9oot benpttes BERTH iitebetfor iaobnrl
prepareret Gobiiib, iom man fisber /
Raffer, = iom baabe err bprere og
life aItio iaa ipart goo beler. Gen
nopanbes / 3 Ssgn, ioet man bptter
@anb paa DEN en- Gang ON 9ogen.
Gen foges | @nno meo tibet Gran
Sooa / os libt Salt. Ioar BEN er
paste foet, males ben meo lige me.
get Ioteter, iom Ger er Silt og frpb.
res meb Beber, Solt (bpis ben life er
ialt nof) og iinbaffet Ssg og ct 9eg
rsres /. Oct bnnnes til imaa rrnoC
aager iom iteges bruno / gobt Wab-
febt. Oct ierperes meo brunei Smsr
iii og er meset goot meb Stuet aaal
eIler @uIersooer til.
Gubfib meb 9inoier. (Sentils.)
Spis oct er en- itor Goofiib Ell bar,
ioa bebsper ell bare Ell Sierbebel til
bette. Gen legges / gano iom opert.
for beifrepet og foges til ben er NOR,
tages Ga pp, berries for Sfinb og
Ben og oeles pp / Smaaltpffer, leg
ges op / ct 0sriIas % itoar til Den
Ell aloeles tor. 9a brlrnes ben |
iSebt / en- 8rpbe iammen meo en- itor,
~iinifaaret Ssg % tages op naor ben
er paste brun. Roget Mel brunes /
8rpben og bette ipebes meo 9in6ie.
froften. ct 6oIpt Yunb 2in6ier lpg-
geS / Sauo Natten oper, gipes ct
Spfog og ipttes berpaa / Ell Sire.
leis Cooler, til De er MORE, eaer DC
foges rigtis langiomt bag paa Sto.
ben, til De er more. Saften Giles al
Dem og bruses altiaa til at ippO:
Saucen meb, naar o. ben bar facet
et Spfog bar man Silt, SEQ, Climber
CO nogle imoa ~ifaarne fogte Notetcr
l. latter set, bpis BET life er ialt nof
% bar nofiaa meget Eeber /. @if
man anrette bette rigtig tint, fan
man enten bare oct paa ct flaot SAB
meo Nisrano omfrins eQer MOI fan
baoe ct baIut fost, iriift Saolbooeo /
NiSten % 2inoiemasien omfring.
Tette er baabe n9renbe, goot og Jil.
ltg.
Grofetter al GpbTib.
On Sop goo WeIf, en- Sfe Smsr
o. ct Yar Sfeer NieI reres / 8rpSen
cper ipag SIo, til oct iIipper 8rpben.
Geri blanbes en- bpb 2anerfen togt,
finbaffet Goofiib Com er tilberebt
lem | De foregaaenbe Spifriiter) ct
Tibet ginelas Maooin, Iiot aapenne.
Reber oe TO seg. Get itoar til oct er
folot. triles i imaa fingerIanse 8ul.
Ter og rules / itsbt grsb iaa / sGg
90 berpaa igien i itsot grsS. Gp
trunes ! SEPT og ierperes meo brumt
Smsr og erter.
tomatoes meb sGs.
Sire sGg baarbfoges og ifraQes,
fnuies meb Ell 8aifel, irsres en- 5be.
tie Sennep, Ell alump Smsr iaa itor
icm Ell Salnso, liot Salt, 8eber OF
tor Sennep os 3 Spiieifeer. FIN Gooit.
slt bette blanbes goSt inmmen og
iaar ct Sptog. Ger friife itore 20
mater reuies % uobuIes. ipIoes iaa
meo Hsren eiter at ben er aIoeles
folo. De ierperes paa imaa SaIat-
Blade.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

bite fun lioen gntponius til Sale.
s 2sbet al Dc isrite ~fiorten Goae no.
piflet Den iia imiSIcrtib baabe / ems.
itprfe % Stsrrelie, iamtibis meo at
Ell fort men bre0 Sale fom tiIipne.
Zen lite Iuguit opSoget Yroiesior
BARNARD, ben Sib pes 9ictobierpaio.
riet, TO lmoo taufeagtige Segemer,
iom ililate Spmetens Sooe / noeen
Iiitanb. BARNARD bapSe iioen 1882
giort ipitematiife llnberisaeIier peS
ale aometforefomiter for at fomme
eiter, ON nogen al 8cmeterne baph
Seoiagere lom Den tore Sonnet al
1882. Sette por oct ierite Selb,
iom iilgte bans ihGrbiae Ssantnaer,
% Den aitronomiIfc Ieroen fllgte
meb ipGnbt Suteresie Den pibere llo.
uifling al bette iieIone SGnomen.
Zen 3bie gueuit blep enbm TO an,
ore Seblaeere opboaet; men De par
meaet ioage % ~ioriponot mart. Se
to isrituppute uooiflet iia oerimoo
til tro Winioturer al Sopebfometcn
meo Sobe og Sale iom oerne.
GereS Stiqing % 2psitprfc it6or.
bolo til Sooeofometen ioronoreocS
Itaoig. Gen enc al Dem iorioorot
eiter en- fort Sib, e1er r~ettere. ben
iprtes at iorene Tia meo SopeSfomc.
ten. Gen anoen Serimob porte /
SpSitprfe, iamtioia iom Den iierneoc
Ilg, % en- Woaueo eiter SpooaeIicn
bar Den lpiere emo ieIpe Wooerfomc.
ten. enonu iiernet Den iig en- Sio;
men iaa ipnteS Den at bet9nfe iia og
begpnoe iaa imaat at trPffc iia nGr
mere. Get iaa imibIertib no til, at
Den bopoe ooaaet iig iorlangt no pon
egen Saono, ibet ben MI ganife bur.
tig opIsites. 6srit Trumpet ocns
Sale gauife iub. og iiben blep oaiaa
Sooet rter % mer utpbelig. Sa ben
ItoIte Gang iaoes 14oe Hooember
lomme Nor, bar ben iaa lpsiooa, at
bens Stsrrelie life funbe maaIes.
Spnb par MI 8runben til bennc
SoritprreIie al aometen2
Trof. Chamber bereanct oens
gane boaouer og ianbt, at ben isr
1886 bauoe bopt en- Teriobe pao 81
glar. Oct Iar bar Den imioIertio
fommet iao nrr SSupiter, at Den blep
oraaet belt no al aurs. Supiters
Iterfc SiltrGfning fontrollereoe i belle
8 Wnoneber benS @ong. % | berne
Sib beifrep berior aometen Ell bp.
perbolif 9ane omfring Tlaneten.
GnoeIig fit Dog SoIens @irfning
igien Sperboanb, oa aometen inc.
tog Den gane, ben M bar, meb en-
Smlsbstib paa omtrent Z gor. "a
"" Umi "pt"'e.i' m'uu ue"
' 's"n's''e w ''ie''ei eIu'
netens Soerflabe, % oct er brfor
%'dnoipnlie, at Supitr og bens Woo.
'"' o.i' puu osn 'e'te
aometmasie og bragt IeIinaen iItano
.s, Ie"s Os" u'Ie NV roo'' 1000
Oe" tel." ','e' o.'eems'een'
m'" "ose" >eo'u8et "iHoe 'le op'
Ivy, "Ui''e'eH oa o9'ua oelpoe'.9
me ."U oeo 'tpe oore'on''''
oo' p'eo Ue' o8'au III, og l'n' man
9uooe oe''ie'' oeNe Hps'lprle emo
~" "'0'e .no ao'o' Fau "rnHo
" "" I.'o'se "liu8en 'vh'es oel
""'g,t ',Oi9, u otn"e oOfe'U"lt ou'
o'n ,'Oi'e iV"i'8e' me" .noo
oo o0to.'i''"9 Io,'ot nun Oen ,9ie"
-ooe Geple''Oel a'lo
00,O''e's ''Ote "'''V'''
=. ~ y ~ l'en.UO.t III otHs Hu'
' o~o'''O"'' ioi'' luH u pare W
o.l O0et'nu'oe t'De" ouno,ph'
t.sVTo ~ VI ue'' o'i tn'.'e NHoeS,
' uet N''o's'''O '9t'e" o9e al
~ g Vl'n" u. 'e", u. pehe 9ul'N
WI ~" Ue' l'o''e' l'2l on DC"
"'''''S VIZ" ui'"s8e S"pnet %
o.''S ~'ua'e'uI''.Ile q oele9' % oep
" ~ 'I'et u, 0"no'V"'.8VeO q!
ou'gso e!0e '"e SuSe Oct u!et az
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Bore Sfinetesn ifriuer zig ira
SIutten al Oct iemtenoe aarbunorebe
9e gamle 9rPfere brugte iom SfiI.
laegn en- Iooret Stres eler Here
Srifter puer bperonOre eIIer. CT aa.
bent Rum. Romerue bruete ct Bunft
- BOG bruetes Oct life ! Gluten al
&inien. : s~ammeltpife Saanoifrii.
Ter ilutteoe man Sinien for boer S9t.
ming. 0et er en- peneiianf Bog.
trpffer, altus Ranitius, iom fan
fables Spiinber al ben Snterpunf.
ton, Jon euom ! Der fore os belle
6ruses Zig, iom Sa ban inoisrte ben.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
WHAT! WHO'S AFRAID?



But'No one saw II.
over at joplin they have habit
of bousting \ story appearing IN
one of the joplin newspapers has 1t
that G. G.. Warren posted $4,000 in
Tulsa that his protcgc Joe Cox could
vhip carl Morris r. b. Ufcr's white
hone. No one in Tusl has seen the
money up. SO far as can be learned.
Here is the story which appeared in
the joplin press for your approval:
According to reports from c. c.
warren. manager of Joe Cox, the
heayy\yeight Joplin hope" Carl Nor
ris does not want anything to do with
COX. When asked about the probab-
uy of matching "A bout to 20 hf-
teen rounds between Cox and Morris
Yesterday morning, X. H. Ufer, Nor
ris, manager. is reported as saying
that Carl wanted big game only and
wasn't looking for small fry. such
as joe
Warren then startled the the Tul-
sa fans and Ufcr, as well as big carl
himself. hy exhibiting roll of bills
said to be worth $4,000. all of which
he wished covered by Ufer betting
that Morris would knock Cox out in
tho said nltecu rounds. TIERS eyes
hulged somewhat ut the sight. lie
was sulI of the opinion. however,
that Warren was somewhat "on" I'm
wanting Cox to box his big engineer.
\ short while attcrv.rd Warren post.
.l tb. t,,u., with th. TuI-n u.v,4nn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
Fight Pictures at St. Louis.

size and consequent strength. lie has
a very weak LEFT and does not jab
with it at all. when he does try tEis
stunt he Is wild and Schrcck has no
trouble getting under IT, Apparently
he knows nothing OF foot work be-
yond advancing straight in and get
ting back again out of the clInches as
best he can. His legs are not only
small, but lack the muscular devel-
opment to carry his big body around
at the speed demanded Of a fighter.
Hence Morris has a long way TO
go before he is champion, for he
must not only change his build, but
learn how to box as well.
so far as the fight is concerned,
the pictures bear out the supposl-
ton that Schrcck needed meal tie
kpt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SPORTING NOTES,
's.'...o0.0 y. {. ..i.....o..t


Tho sporting department " the
World is In receipt Of the following
communication from Arthur Lunt OF
manager of Kid Gardner:
no the World:-"ln behalf Of Kid
Gardner Ccolorcd | challenge any
lcritimatc lightweight In the world
This goes for Eddie Vaughn cf Wag-
ouur aud also Curley Jordon of Tulsa
We har none who can make the
weight, 1876 pounds
Arthur Lunt. Manager"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04

81 Louis post DIspotch.
After all there may be something
of the hope" about Carl M,rrs.
other than the exploiting of clever
press agents. Seen in the moving pic
lures OF his fight with Mike Shrcck.
now on exhibition at "a local theater
Morris left not unfayorable impress
sion on those who witnessed the in
ital presentation of the film.
"Obcsreycd thus. AT second hand.
Morris is a mammoth Of "A man, stand
Ing fully a head over his fat uncon-
ditioncd opponent. lie started fight
ing poorly. hut when he warmed up
hc showed IA hard punch, an ability to
take punishment himself while boring
In, and "a constant aggressivencss
which is one of the first essentials TO
a prospective champion.
"Whilc conscious that the motion
picture machine was focused on him
he apparently was trying to show off
his boxing As he has nothing I'm this
line to put In the show window, he
did not perform to good advantage.
When the battle warmed, however,
ANA the running Of the film had been
timed to show his speed AS It actually
occurred during the fight, he Inn
proved.
"Not that he would be any match
for a first rate fighter today, but that
hc would bc no shining mark, to be
put out In round or two. even for
the best of them
This is vast man, with enough
raw material In his makeup to en-
courage hope with the experience
of a Rilly Delaney back of him, and
. two years spent in getting needed
ring experience and gcncralshlp. one
might look for something above the
ordinary from the big man
"In the Schrcck fisht Morris hal =
happy knack Of taking advantage ot
/ his tremendous avoirdupois. tie
/ threw every ounce NJ his g35 pounds
/ into his blows IIc seldom swings
prcrcrrlng the shorter and moro sclcu
ufic straight punch
lie is good fighter close In,
whore ne uses both hands to adyan-
ugc."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
Smile, You, smile!

Special 80 the World
Okmulgee. Okla. May 3.-Okmul-
gee defeated the Fort Smith Western
Association team today by an over
whelming score of 35 to 1. Fort
Smith was no match at all for the
locals. Okmulgee scored runs in the
first inning, in the second, in the
third. 10 in the fifth. s in the seventh
and in the ninth. Fort Smith scored
run in the sixth. Okmulgee made
29 hits and one error. Fort Smith
made hits and errors
Batteries: Okmulgee, Patterson
and Brown; Fort Smith, Vance and
Welch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04

At Milwaukee
Milwaukee 6, indianapolis /.
At Kansas city
Kansas city Z, Toledo Q.
At st. Paul
st. Paul 3, Louisville 1.
At Minneapolis
Minneapolis 0, Columbus .. Thir-
teen innings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04

The display Of ,hc Morrs-Schrcck
contest at ST. Louis has brought forth
not little comment ot that place.
Following are clippings from ST.
Louis newspapers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04

Brooklyn, May 3.-New York won
its seventh straight victory Of the
season from Brooklyn to day by 8
to 0 shut out.
Il. II. f..
New York ............. 3 6 1
Brooklyn ......,......,..
BattcrieS-Raymond and Wilson;
Rucker and Burgan.
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...c.,.s..l....lo.l...
Games Today

Games To-day
Detroit at st, Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
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.o..'cYc..D.....yy.Y.D.cc0. 90.
o .
o NATIONAL LEAGUE. (.
o %
100000. ..s.oY.oc.o.o..oo.
Standing of Teams.

Games To-day.
Cincinnati at Chicago
New York at Boston,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at PittSburg,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
Tinnl Gnmc for Roston.

Philadelphia, May 3.-Boston won
the final game Of the series here, 4
to 3. The visitors hit Beebe hard
II. II, r..
Boston .......,.,.',, l
Philadelphia .,........,...
Batteries Pfeffer and Graham,
Beebe and Doom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
Cleveland Wins Close Game.

Cleveland. May Cleveland de-
fcated Chiclgo 8 to today.
Cleveland ....,.,......,., 8 10 4
.ChlcaBO ,.,,,,.,.,,',,,',..
Batteries-Gregg Land: Young,
Scott, Walsh and Sullivan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
Observation-Disclosures. {.


Games Today.
Toledo at Kansas city,
Louisville at ST. Paul.
indianapolis at Milwaukee,
Columbus at Minneapolis
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Doo0o000 0cc0oo000....90:o9 90
Standing of Teams.

At Montgomery
Montgomery 6. Mobile 0.
At Atlanta
Atlanta 9, Memphis I,
At Birmingham
Birmingham /, New Orleans 8.
At Nashville
Nashville 2, Chattanooga Z.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04

Pittsburg, May 3.-lIunter, 3 the for
mer Kansas city first Dascman, got
4 home run, "A double, and "a single
in four times at bat today, Pittsburs
won to L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

100000. ..s9o..1....s.o...
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

..c.9.o.1o.o.ooc.o9.oc..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-04
standing Of Teams.

s.o...,...ss....a.as.s.o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-03-31

buskilie place to build a schoolhouse
G. S. Parmele and son are up
the Siletz river where they are build
ing two schoolhouses. One near
the head of tide, the other, near
Wm. Scott's.
Lots of fresh COWS on Drift river.
The cheese factory will soon have to
be in operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs. Braden visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone last Sunday.
On the evening of March 25th
near bed time Mr.. and Mrs. Par
mele heard someone say, You will
be taken now" Then the door
was thrown open and crowd of
people poured in. Games were
played, the girls were weighed, a
lunch was served and all told good
time was had by all. The host and
hostess say come again; you are al
ways welcome.
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Look Here!

Now, Mr.. Men, who are knock
ing against the real estate men, how
does it look to you? Have you
treated the real estate men fairly?
What we need more than knock
them" is to. get about twenty-five
more good, honest, hustling real es-
tate men to boost Toledo, Oregon.
TheJ are the men who make good
towns. Boost. Dom. knock. Call
at our office and list your property,
and be one of the first to sell. We
have fine dairy, stock and fruit
ranches. We also have acreage
property of all description, and
town property for sale.
CHRIsToPHER & CnosNo.
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edach
AssiM

There are several cases of measles
around this community.
Mrs. Sawyer is reported quite i'll
with la grippe. DIR. Linton was
called Sunday, and last reports has
it that she is much better.
Mr.. Jones of Beaver Creek was
in this vicinity one day last week.
Frank Huntsucker drove out
with the mail Monday.
The road across the bog i,in very
bad condition. The high waters Of
last winter carried so much Of the
dirt off the crosslay. 1t is to be
hoped our supervisor will do some
work on it this year.
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Eddyville.

We still have Spring weather.
J. f. Nagle is down with la
grippe.
Tony Gen;ni has so far recovered
from the grippe that he is able to be
out again.
L. E. Station returned from Port
land Monday, where he has been
working for some time.
Mrs. Ella Baxter of Chitwood
spent Sunday visiting friends in
Little Elk.
Miss Mildred Mcbride, who is at
tending the Willamette University,
came home Saturday for q week s
vacation.
John P. Stringer went to Corval-
lis Monday to be gone several days.
Mrs. Mcbride will have charge of
gthe postoffice and store during his
absence.
Rev. A. J. Bartholomew returned
from Portland last week, but for
some reason not explained his trav-
cling companion, James Stitt, did
not return with him. 1 "tremble"
when thinking Of the probable cause
.of Mr.. Stitt's absence.
Goat raisers of this Vicinity met
at Eddyville Saturday, the 25th,
for the purpose of electing officers
and arranging selling date for
their annual sale of mohair. w. j,
Cline was elected president and R.
w. Veit, secretary. There were
1887 heeces pooled which will be
about IA, 900 pounds of mohair Of
fered in this pool. The date set for
the sale was April 25th.
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Otis.

We are sorry to hear that Mr.. D.
Weiting is going out of our neigh
borhood. He, with his family, in
tend to move to Canada in the
near future.
Chester Tooze has returned from
the Valley where he has been for
the past six weeks.
J. n. Gardner has moved his saw
mill from the Harding place onto
his homestead and will saw lumber
for the surrounding settlers.
We are toldrthe Development
League is soon to start on improve
ments at the mouth of Devils LAKE.
They expect to erect II hotel and
cottages this Summer, also improve
the grounds. They have bought
the machinery for a sawmill as far
as the Harding place and will take
it on to the mouth of the Lake as
soon as the roads are in better con-
dition.
Anton Resch sold hnc span of
colts last week. Lewis Pettyjohn
was the purchaser.
Perry Wheeler and wife have gone
to Falls City for the Summer.
Miss Leola West is expected home
soon. She has been spending the
Winter with relatives in Moro.
L. d. Hardin has rented land at
Grand Ronde and is seeuing it to
oats.
S. d Burton has moved onto the
L. d. Hardin homestead.
G. H. Pierce mas given his fine
bungalow q coat of paint. This is
an ideal home, and they are people
we are pleased to have with us.
We hope the people of our vi
cinity are making efforts to plant
more fruit this Spring. 1t does so
well here we would like to see our
community fruit as well as a dairy
country.
G. A. Gilmore is setting out an
orchard. He has also set out a
good deal Of small fruit this Spring
and is making various other i'm
provements on his place.
E. G. Calkins came over from
Cloverdale last week to get some
milk COWS.