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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
0akfield and Brayton

L. G. Heath was an Extra caller,
Thursday afternoon.
Ole Kelly and wife have new
baby girl at their home.
A fine boy was born to Mrs. Hans
Dryer, Friday March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith are the
parents of a fine baby boy.
Nels Nelson of Atlantic was in
Brayton on business Saturday.
III. NJ. Bartlett and wife made a
trip to Atlantic Monday in their auto
Otto Andersen and wife Of Lorah
were callers in Brayton Wednesday
Ralph Hawks of Extra had bust
ness calling him to Bray ton Monday.
Henry Campbell of Extra was
transacting business in Brayton Mon
day.
Lewis Heath and wife of Extra
spent Sunday with relatives in Bray
ton.
Ebbe j. Hansen of Extra was call
ing on his father, FL. p. Hansen,
Friday.
Max Bendixsn ofOmaha called on
old friends in Brayton the latter part
of last week
Kathleen Freeman returned, Friday
from Nicola bringing her sister, Ruth
home with her.
Mrs. F L. Freeman and daughter,
Lulu spent Thursday in Extra at the
Lewis Heath home.
/. P. Hallock shipped la head of
cattle to Chicago Saturday and two
cars of hogs Monday.
Mrs. Viggo Rasmussen entertained
her mother, Mrs. Jorgensen from
Kimballton last week.
Torval Rasmussen of Hamlin spent
Wednesday night at the home of his
brother, Viggo Rasmussen.
Dick Powers returned Thursday
from two weeks stay at Kimball-
ton where he has been lathing.
Floyd Freeman went to Extra
Tuesday and will work for Mr.. Wiss-
Ter the carpenter this summer.
Louis Harter and Peter Andersen
visited at the Preston Harter home,
south of Atlantic over Sunday.
L. j. Essington has sold his
stock business to T. j. McGovern,
who pays all the debts of the firm
Mable, Ella and Earnest Hansen of
Atlantic were guests at the Chris
Knutsen home Sunday and Monday.
Mrs j. G.. Hardman visited cou-
pie of days last week il. Atlantic
with her daughter, Mrs. V. j. Robin
son.
Mesdames G.. l.. Bison and r
Miller drove to Extra Friday and
spent few hours at the Henry Han
sen home.
Peter and Frank Thielen went to
Carroll Friday to visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Thielen until
Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

ing around up there. Didn't you feel
as though you owned all the world
beneath you?
Timid Passenger-Well, 1 certainly
had an idea that I was a great deal
better off.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

Mrs. L. w. Hansen's Dress Cut.
ting school. We teach the Ba u gh
man System also do all kinds of
dressmakiug. For further informa-
tian call or address Mrs. Il. w. Han.
sen 900 Pine St, Atlantic, Ia. Phone
No. Back ALL. If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

10000 evergreens tIansplanted per
100, IL in, S.; Is in, $l2.; 20 in, sl5.
and up. These are rapidly being
booked Phone me at once or write
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds

Eggs for Matching. per 100, SIS 90,
per SO, $500, per Is, s1.O0 Baby
CHICKS twice the price of eggs.
]. w. Jensen,
nc Phone 8, Extra, Iowa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
Settling George.

mo, George" she said in her grav-
est tones, II cannot become engaged
to you, and 1 am very sorry to see
you show this mad infatuation. Re-
member that I am much older than
you are. and believe me when say I
will always be an elder sister to you."
"You amt hardly any older than
me-" declared the disappointed youth.
Il am Is, George. while you are but
IA. And remember. George, that to
a woman year Is lifetime"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

81 understand your wife has joined
the suffragettes?"
Eyes, and I'm glad of it,"
Then you approve of the suffra-
gettes?"
No. One of these days they'll do
something that Marie disapproves OF
and then she'll give them the talking
10 that they deserve"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
Indifferent.

Indifferent.
What was Constable Miggs dom
up on tn stage durin' the entertain
ment?"
"Th' dum'd OIL idiot was insistin'
thet Tim Peters should have his Santa
Claus whiskers fireproofed."
What did Jim say?"
He said he'd worn 'em thirty year
without tirenroofin' an he didn't care
dern whether they burned or mott"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

We have $50 acres near Greenfield
all under pillow with the necessary
buildings on it that we can ex-
change aud take All so or 100 on it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
The Worm Turns.

The Worm Turns.
Every man l refused to marry has
accumulated fortune, and here you
are as poor as when we started life
together"
Poorer, dear"
well, I'd like to know why it is?"
You didn't refuse to marry me,
dear"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
A Mean Man.

A Mean Man.
Mrs. Flubb is going to give a
poodle party"
Il wish l could furnish the refresh
ments."
What would you suggests"
arsenic"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
For Sale

One two-year-old Hereford-Beau
Donald-bull.
If r. P. Clark,
Brayton, Iowa
r. f. D. 9.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
How ha Eel.

How He Felt.
Miss Gusher Ito aeroplane passen.
,gerl-It must have been splendid rid.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
Quite FIashy.

Quite Flashy.
1t seems he's had run of luck.
His bank account Is fat
And on his head Is proudly stuck
fuzzy wuzzy hat
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
RANK WILL HAVE
 A NEW HOME

The officers of the Nevada county Bank have accepted de sions for a new bank building which, when complete q, will be
 one of the handsomest in this
 city.
 The firm of Witt, Seibert <
 Company, Texarkana architects | has been commissioned to pre- pare plans and specifications for
 1 its construction.
 The present building will be torn down and the new structure
 will occupy the same site.
 The new home.of the bank will 1 |be of the Doric style of architec.
 l |ture and win font twenty five
 feet on Main street extending back seventy five feeton Front
 street.
 The building will be of two
 stories containing the bank and one office room on the first floor and nine office rooms on the
 second floor New fixtures in keeping with the building will be installed and safety deposit vault separate and apart from
 the vault used by the bank will be feature. The safety deposit | vault will be for the use of GUS
 toners.
 Pressed brick will be the ma. terial used in construction and stone will be used as trimming. Two large stone columns will be l in front of the building. The cost of erection will be about
 5000.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18

Der shop for some time, has pur- chased half interest in t h a t shop and the West Side shop. The new firm late yesterday af- ternoon closed a deal by which they become owners of the Rem fro shop on West Front street, thus placing the three shops un- der the same management.
 Mir. McKelvey will remain at the West Side shop and Mir. Por- ter has already taken charge of the Front street shop.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
SELF CULTURE CLUB

The Self Culture Club will meet with Mrs. J. l. Lee Thurs day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and the following program will be rendered:
 Roll Call-Items about Arabia.
 Lesson Study Chapters TX andX-Mrs. Rice, leader.
 Approximation Nights, Mrs. H. A. Sykes.
 Magazine Study =" Shanghai, , Mrs. J. B. Jordan.
 Foreword for America Music Mrs. J. c. White.
 Vocal Solo-Miss Lauralee Powell.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Meeting October 2S-W

The following is the program for the district meeting to be held with the Missionary Grove Baptist Church Oct. 28 and 29:
 Introductory Sermon. - Rev. Forbes, of Prescott. Rev. VIC. Felts, alternate.
 What ought to be done with church members who do not at tend regular church meetings?- Rev. w. c. Felts.
 Was Johns baptism christian baptism? If not, when was chris tian baptism first practiced?-J. :. w. Wingfield.
 If Jesus did not establish his church individually, by what au- thority does any man preach the Gospel?-Rev. Forbes.
 Is the Law of Tithing binding on the Christian Church. Rev. Delaughter.
 What would be the effect on a
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18

Frith's saw mill bursted out on last Thursday causing a shut down for several days.
 The Association at Liberty Church was largely attended Sunday. The crowd was esti. mated by some at 1860 or more. There was plenty of good things to eat for every body and we wei e all entertained and edified by an able discourse delivered by Rev. j. A. Scarboro, of Magnolia, at the Il o'clock service.
 The majority of our farmers are about done gathering their cotton and they would like to know now when to sell it. Some are taking chances by holding it.
 The Laneburg public school will open next Monday. Rev. Anderson will be principal.
 Most everybody is intending to take in the Yankee Robinson Show" at Prescott Friday.
 Digging the sweet potato crop is engaging the attention of many at present. The crop seems to be exceptionally good this season.
 Jim Goad, who was formerly one of our citizens, but lives now in Columbia County where he is operating hardwood mill, is visiting old friends and attend ing to business here at present.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
GETTING READY
 FOR LONG TOUR

M. l.. Moore, Ed F. Gee and Walter King went to Little Rock Wednesday morning where they will place the exhibits from this county in readiness for depar- ture on Arkansas on Wheels. {" MT. King was employed to place the exhibits in the car and to construct the shelving necessary to display the products.
 The last shipment of exhibits Wa made this morning. Among the articles sent was a large bas ket of cotton bolls which will be given out as souvenirs to those visiting the train.
 " T Hart is the latest addi. tion to the Arkansas boosters" who will go from this city. Ed F. Gee will represent the city of Prescott and c. L, Green and M. l.. Moore will repfesent their respective real estate firms. The train leaves Little Rock Friday.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Albany News

A considerable rain visited us Sunday night and Monday morn. ing, which was gladly received by our citizens who have been hauling water for several weeks
 Ben Phillips, ir., was very sick Sunday night, but was reported better Monday.
 The cylinder head at J. w.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Jss. c. 0shimsS, "CO Owboy Mayor
 of Onsahs, Thro s~s Lari0t."

Mayor James c. Dahlman is an in teresting and impressive person. He started his career as a cowboy and is at present mayor of Omaha and has the following record to his credit: Sheriff of Dawes Coanty, Neb., three terms: mayor of Chadron two terms: Democratic national committeeman eight years; mayor of Omaha six years and in 1910 candidate for governor of Nebraska. Writing to Foley & Co.,, i, Chicago, he says: ''I have taken Fo- ley's Kidcey Pills and they have given me a great deal of relief so 1 cheerfully recommend them. Yours truly,
 James c. Dahlman''
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Subject
 10 Reference;
Special to the News-

Special TO the Newa-
 Little Rock, Oct. IS. --(2 p. m.) = Chancellor Marti- neau held today that the Turner Jacobson revenue bill is subject to reference to the people for their accept ance or repudiation.
 The suit of the state tax commission was dismissed. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
q Hons ahoIng Medicine Thsf Gives
 Cor HSeHce.

Is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Mrs r j. hdans, f22 N. Kansas ave- nue, Ccism us, has., writes: ''For a number of years my children have been subject. to coughs and colds. got some of Faley's Honey and Tar Com pound and have found that 1t cured their coughs and colds in a very short while, so l keep it in the house all the time, '
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18

, yov .f aars ttmeans ali the sntert as .~ th community. of yeur aesgl Do e.~.A sSi..xs. of the churches andscAeois cf et3rythiAx in which you are directly ,pteressed. Don't yoa thiak ths Hema RAoes . geed thing A Aavss
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
ITS EQUAL DON'T EXIST

No one has ever made a salve, oint- ment or balm to compare with Buck lens Arnica Salve. Its the one per feet healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils. Ulcers, Eczema, Salt Rheum. For sore eyes, cold sores, chapped hands or sprains it's supreme. Unrivaled for piles; Try it. Only 25c at aesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18

church if it loses it's missionary spirit. III. T, Ward.
 J c. Brown,
 H. T. Ward,
 ". $. Roe,
 Committee.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Barber Shop Changes Hands

A. L.. Porter, who has been employed at the East Side bar
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-18
Certificates Convenient

For the Farmer, who receives in a lump sum, the result of his years crop, there is probably no other investment so safe, convenient and profitable as our Certificates of Deposit.
 On sums deposited for six months months or more, our Certificates pay interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
 The depositor may divide his de- poslt in several amounts and use part ot his money from time to time with out disturbing the remainder or the interest.
 The entire principle is available at any time in case an opportunity for in- vestment in stock presents itself, or tor any other purpose.
 When you sell your produce invest the proceeds in one of these Certii- cates.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

li9 Ser englii6en 6prade politan0ig
madtig lit, ipraa in 0teier uber be-
iagten @egenitat1o in elmer 0urdauS
iadIiden, aber iebr e%ingeben0en uno
b0dlit i%rrterei1anten 8eiie. Seine 8or=
tie nubmen nidt MIR 5as Snterelie ser
Sem 5u Gbren 0es &e0ners gegebenel1
9anfett 8eimobnenoen I'M bo9iten
@raoe in Mniprub, ionoern ieine tiid<
tige &eoe tpuroe au6 BON Sen beut=
iden mie engliiden 3eitlrngen ser 0it-
lid)en Metropole in ibrem pollen lint
fange repro0u5irt uno in slus5riden
ser b0diten Entertaining fir Sen &e0=
ner un0 sic bon ibm beban6elte 6eut=
ide notwithstanding in einge=
BENDER @eile fommentirt. 8ei Ser
porbebung ser toe lent(iditen Inter
i6ie0e in Ser 6euti6en u1b Ser ante
ritaniiden germaltung, sic mleren
9eiern i'm allgemeinen ia binldnglid
befannt, befeiBigte ii6 Ser oel1tide
8oti9after in ieiner befannten Taft
pollen @eiie ser gr0Bten @a9li9feit.
M!it feinem @orte fob CT sic @or5ige
Ser 6e1rtlden itdotii6en &ermdltung
Dor ser amerifaniiGen berpor, ion6ern
itberlieB es ieinen 53ub0rern, nl1f
@rlt16 Ser a~rgefiibrten Sbnfiadym
gerglei@e 5miihen beioen ar5uitenen.
ltno oieie fielen OermaBen 5uguniten
Ser notwithstanding unieres al
ten @aterlan0es aus, 6aB, 11ad,oem Ser
peroicnitpoue @ertreter sic es feline
&eNe been0et batte, einige Ser antpe=
lenoen @erren ii9 beranlaBt fiiblten,
ieine M%usfubr11ngen in @orten Ser
b0diten anerfenn1ng o0er 8egeiite=
uung fir Sic beutide itd6tiide Ser
maltung gleifiam gu ergdn5en. Ser
betannte gilbert 5batp iprod bon SEN
uberaus giirftigen ginoriden, Sic er
auf ieinen Reiien in DeutidIam BON
SEN in Grase iteben6en @erbaltniHen
%getponnen. l1no ser nidM mn6er BE-
fannie Sreberid s. Some meinte, 6ie=
len auf @riinSlidfeit un0 pabrboft
oaterlider &egierung b%eruben6en Ser
baltniiien lei es 5lf5uidreiben, baB sic
brittlde G1agge mebr a1n6 mebr 6urtl
Sic oeutide bon Sen Meeren o%er6ranqtI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Ibutiade iei Inn 10 ouHaqenoer, ds
Die be%treffenoe @emeiroe feinesmegs
genotbigt lei, einen nelsen Ttan our
|6iGung ibrer Stride gu probieren
(mie betanntli4 10 piele anoere GET
ten bon 3eit gu 3eit es tbun mill
len), ionoern sic betreffenoe Stride
in atlanta erfreue iid ieoen 7Sonn=
tags iogar zines iebr 5ablreiden 8e=
iu9s. 9ie @rin6ung Ser neuen
9farridule lei pielmebr ~ein ernitbof-
ter @eriud sur 2oiung Ser 6roge ser
|Sfpule un6 ser 8ibel." Deer in an
oeren @orten: uDiel e 11eue Sn1tttu=
ton lit Elm 3eugniB Ser @ertbidas=
Jung, sic Elm anlebnlider Sbeil oes
8olfes ser gr5iebung ser Sugen0 nod
SEN @runoi6ben ser 8ibel beimiBt."
8ieoerum anoers a%ltsgeorudt meint
oos Elm praftiides 3eueniB fir 6e11
@ertb Ser r%eligiolen gr3iebung, mte
lie BON Sen &atbolifen un6 pielen
0euti9en Hroteitanten in Mmerifa BON
jeber auf eigene Soften in ibren
8iarri6ulen gepflegt moroen lit. Ser
9eridteritatter, ser unter DEM Mamen
&eligious &ambler" fir cine
Mn5obl 3eitrngen i6reibt, betont
audi, oaB sic @riinoung ser beiag-
ten sdule Dem @efib zines mirfli-
den 8e0urfniiies entiprungen lei. 0oS
@olf bon Georgia lei fonlerpatip re-
ligi0s geiinnt un0 lage lid, uoaB sic
8enntniB Ser fl. Sdrift uno ibrer
2ebren fir sic gntmidlung oes belten
1ppus 6es amerifaniiden Gbarafters
fundamental lit. Sic @riinoer ser
neuen Sdulc ~ldauen eben in sic 3u-
funft 1tno periuden Sic io5ialen Bro-
bleme gu l0ien, sic in Dem gbarafter
ser Manner un6 Grauer oes 2an5es
lire @ur5eI baben." - Cine before
%lo5iale Sronung ooer logar sic @rbal=
tung ser alien io5ialen 0r6nung fam
5uitan6e gebradt meroen our9 sic
&Idfebr gu friiberen 8rduden 6es
ginfl0Bens bibliIder @abrbeiten in
6os @emiitb ser &inoer." @eiter
beiBt es, oaB Sic ne,e 5dule bereits
1870 4in6er 5ablt un6 5par aus Sen
moblbabenoeren Samilien ser 5taot.
0as Sd1tlgelo betrdgt idbrlih pro
&opf $50 uno abt 2ebrerinren iino
tbatig.
80rtlid idreibt @ambler oann tpte
folgt: v9as 5amilienIeben mie sic
INSTRUMENTATION iino anoers ge-
moroen. Sic &inoer tperoen nidt
mebr gu 9auie in ser 8i6el georilt.
9ie SonntngslduIe gep1brt tbatid@+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Ser @eiit Der 2lmtoritdt
uno oes @eboriants TIT
Der fatb. Tamilie.

@as f0nnen oie @ltern tbun, Inn
iid Autoritat gu peri@affen uno iie
gu erbolten Mntport: Mne Mutori=
tat rubt auf ser .@brfurdt, oeBbalb
miiiien Sic @ltern ii9 5uerit gbr=
f1rdt peri4affen, 5. +. Tie miiiien
ielbit elm gutes 8eiiptel geben. @te
fa11n Elm @ater CUR Grommtgfeit er=
5ieben, Sem &in0e mirflam befeblen,
Sas Morgen<, Mbeno= uno Siidgebet
gut gu berri9ten, sic Stride anod9=
tig GIT beiuden, gu SEN FL. Cairo
menten gu geben, sic allerleligite
Sl1ngfrau gu perebren, SEN Mrmen
Seelen 0ur4 quite @erfe gu Siffe gu
toumen, menn er lelbit auf al oas
nit Gerudtlmg berabiiebt, apes SOS
iel6it pernodldiiigt, gei@ts bon ar
Sem ielbt tbut? @ie fonn elm tr1,n=
fener 8ater CUR Niidternbeit, Elm
i%db5orniger Batter CUR Sonftmutb,
Elm itreitiidtiger 8ater CUR Grie-
oensliebe, Elm fittenloier @oter CUR
&einbeit un5 &euIdbeit er3ieben?
@ie fam cine p1biuGJiige M11tter
5ur 8eIdeioenbeit cine leidtiinni9e,
oergmiigensluitige uno -im@tige @ut=
ter CUR gingeosenbeit, cine urror-
oentli@e Mutter CUR &auslidfeit, eime
orbeitsideue Mutter gum 5leib, cine
oeridtpenoeriide @11tter CUR Spar-
iamfeit er5ieben? 6r1tdtlos lit an
lift 8emiiben! Sic miiBte crit iid
ielbit er5ieben. 8 glter11, eltre &tn=
ser fennen eure fleiniten Seller, iie
6uben Elm idurfes Muge, ite hnuben
lie CUR gntidlt1oie1,ng ibrer eigenen
Seller. Cure Mattoritdt aber idtpin-
set imnter mebr ltno mebr un6 i9IteB-:
lih adn3li@. uno in ser Sbnt, mas
ion &otb, Mabnatna, 2obn uno Strufe
.belfen, pern iid SOS @tn6 imuper ia-
gen m1B: ~@ater l1ta Mutter H1m
ia ielbft nidJt, mag iie mir fbefebIen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

|lid} BLOB 5man5ig Minuten in ser $50
de fir mirflides 8ibelit1oium. Sizes
beSeutet, oaB sic ain6er geraoe in IT,
rer @eoddtniBperiooe, mie sic Haoa.
gogen es nennen, obne 8ibelunterrt6t
auf1pn9ien. @ie 10 oft bon Sdyulman=
nern bingemielen miro: ein neues &C.
idledt g%ebiloeter Mmerifaner lit beran
gemodyen o5ne 8efanntldaft nit ge--
ra0e Sen 8idern, oenen oie meiiten
literariiden Mnipielungen (ooer 3ita=
te) entlebnt iinb. l1niere mooerne
gr5iebung lit praftiid r%eligionslos.
Sic bo9midtigen Soeale, sic in ben
bebrdiiben un0 @riitliden s@riften
perf0rpert iin6, feblen ser beutigen
Sugeno. Inns Inn oieien 3uitanoen gu
begegnen, bat sic Hresbpterianer=@e=
meinoe in Atlanta lire eigene ,Hfarr=
ihule gegriinoet."
Gum sdluB ieines 1angen 8eri4=
tes meint &ambler: r@enn oiele neue
Metbooe in meiteln &reii EN- befoIgt
meroen iollte - u1o 81. 6lpnn (6er
Baltor ser @emeinSe) uno ieine Bfarr-
finder e%mpfeblen iie 6afiir - 10 mur=
Sc Sic @irfung auf 6as gan5e Grob=
lem Ser 8ibel ,t1o Ser offentliden
Sdyulen cine peitrei6enoe uno rabi<
fale iein." .
Dime meiter nl1f oas @oritebenoe
ein5ugeben un0 gu piel @emidt gu
legen auf sic ein3eln oaitebenoe Sbat-
iade elmer presbpterianiiden 8farr<
idule fir sic finftige gntuidlung
oes omerifanti9en Sdulmelens, 5arf
sod bemerft mer0en, baB cine neue
gldn3enoere &edtfertigung oes fatbo-
liiden stan6punftes in Ser Sdulfra=
&c, dig in Sen obigen Musipriiden BEG
r@eIigious @ambler" entbalten lit,
fal1m ge6adt meroen fann. St itebt
iibrigens NIT ietnen Mniidten nidt al
lem So: INNER Iauter meroen sic
Stimmen bernorragen6er Denfer I'M
amerifoniiden 8olfe uber sic Motb-
penoigfeit elmer religiofen Gr5iebung
ser Sl1ger6 fir sic &ettl1ng zines gro
Sen Shells unferes Bolfes Dor elmer
'ponltan6igen moraIiihen 8erpilbe-
ring.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Gtne be11terfen3merthe
Nemermn8 i,,t S1nI=
,uefen.

Sic miro aus gltlanta int Stuate
Georgia beri9tet uno beitebt in ni4tS
meniger ols Ser ginridtl1ng elmer
Bfarrl6ule Ser 6ortigen pornebmiten
uno 8ablreiditen 8resbptertaner-@e Sc
meinoe. Sizes lit, mie ser 8eridt iagt,
sic erlte Nfarri9ule ser 8resbpteria-
ner= 5efte in ga1t3 Mmerifa uno oie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
6raf 8ernitorf ipri@t.

Bor SEM Gitp Club in Seem Sort
bat ser beutide 8otidnfter @rof bon
oieier Gage cine langere
Meoe gebnlten iiber oeutide ita6tiide
8ertpaIt,tng. Ser @%ertrster umieres
aIten 8aterla1oes, ser ielbitperi tano-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-23
Exeter Grange Celebration.

Exeter Grange hciu an all-dav meet
ing, Feb. L, 10 celebrate the I0Ath an
niyersary of the incorporation of the
town and the 22d Of the reorganiZa-
tion cf the grange. The meeting was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
Several members OF Garland Grange
werc present 1t was decided 10 or
der another carload Of feed, and the
question of ordering groceries vas
discussed at length. The idea was
favorahly received by most Of the
members. \ dinner OF baked beans
and pastry was served when thu
meeting was open to the public in the
afternoon. Appropriate recitation by
Mary Puilcn: paper on the Early
Histcry Of Exeter Sister Nj {. Al
bee, Supt. Of schools: song by Bro.
1ihbettS and Sister celia Tibbetts
toncoreD; question, In your opinion
what has been the greatest improve
ment in farm life in thc last -
%eais ~ "reminiscences of the early
DAYS were given by several Of the
older brothers and sisters. Following
was an interesting paper by the
worthy master. comparing present
conditions OH the Msfine farm with
those of 10 years ago in regard to
houS"fold furniture, cooking utensils,
wearing apparel, social ard cduca-
u3na' advantages, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-23
East Somerset Pomona.

The next meeting of the East Somerset
Pomona Grange will convene with St.
Albans Grange on Wednesday, March !,
at 10 \. NJ, with the following program
Opening ceremonies, business, comforting
the Fifth degree music, choir; address of
welcome, Mrs. Mabel Hilton: response,
+. II. Farnum; instrumental music,
Mrs. Mabel Bigelow; paper, Mrs. Anna l..
Nining; reading, i. w. Libby; question,
rs the Canadian Reciprocity Act Bene-
fetal To Maine Farmers? opened by r.
w. Libby. followed by II. l.. Goodrict-,
r. W. Paige, W. o. Hilton and others
song, Mrs. Myrtle McPhetres. paper,
Books for Winter Reading" Mrs. Sadie
Coston; music, choir; address. Prof L.
+. Hitchings song. Mrs. Parkman;
paper, Mrs. l.. =. Merrick; reading, Miss
Gladys Bigelow; question, "Ought Maine
to Endorse the Direct Primary as En-
dorsed by the State Grange? opened by
H. H. Coston, followed by S. II. Goodwin.
o. McPhetres and others; song, choir.
Prof. Hitchings will speak both fore
noon and afternoon at this meeting, giving
a practical demonstration upon grafting
trees. setting out. and pruning them.