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La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
MBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ,s. 1912

c. II. Buckley was getting to be
quite an expert bicycle rider.
Davis H. Waite. Peoples Party
candidate for governor. had major
ity OF 81 in Otero county.
d. w Barkley. editor OF the Rocky
Ford Enterprise. was the prohibition
candidate for lieutenant governor 20
years ago.
The democrats were wearing the
new hats-twonty years ago. unfor.
tunatcly history is a repeater a ain
this year
The usual amount OF talk about
contesting the ele ton. tweity yea =
/ ago. was INDUCED in. but II did not
year.
4 The total vote In La Junta TWEEN
precincts. This year with seven
/ precincts. Nos. s TO II. inclusive. II
was 1889
The farmers Of Beat county band
I'd tog 'ther In a war TO cxtcrminatc
wolves. and offered S2.50 bounty for
scaips In addition to the 81 per head
paid by the county.
Capt. J. ~. Johnson arrived In
town with his family. household
II aA III 80 III
possessions to make La Junta his
future home and engage In the prac-
tice Of law.
Three prisoners escaped from the
Otero county jail by saving off
bar In one Of the windows. Two OF
the prisoners were recaptured within
an hour or two. but Frank Moss was
s,ili at large.
G. W. Swink. republican candidate
was elected state s."ator for the first
time. being pulled through by Pee.
nle's Party vet ai Rocky Ford Par
~ lines did not cut much lee IN
Rocky r rd TIVE ~ Yeas ago-not
aly more than they d, these DAYS
J. u. O'Noll. Peorle's Party candi
date for county commissioner. was
elected over II. g. Dalton. republi
can, by majority of 80. and T. Al
yori. republican for county Judge. oy.
er urIel Sebrce. democrat. by ma.
jority OF &c
Andy Mayer Coroner Sears aud
Roe Powell paid election bets by
trundling PAT Bradish. Martin Stcph,
ems and y. !. Gleason around town
In whe"lbarrows Their. were thou,
sand people on the streets aud thn
parade started at q o'clock headed by
band.
A landslide OF democratic votcs
completely cngulfod III. republican,
twenty years ago. The people Of
republican party wanted Blaine. Just
ns they wanted Roosevelt this year.
and III" politicians wanted Harrison.
Just aa they wanted Taft this year
Resuit--tisxstrr To the q. o. T..
''Ei~cti0n r'turns were never slow.
sr coming than they are this year.
and ~ consequence much dissit's.
faction In expressed with the POI
tai Telegraph Company. .",sid the Trl
sune twenty yesrs ago A. the Tri.
6une was not on the winning sid
II 10 probable that II Was quite ne.
nec'sasry TO blame the unfavorable
returns on somebody.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
o.. PstrIek's csth"',e Church.

sa m Low Mass and vernon in
English: music and hymns by Saint
Cccils's choir.
, . m.--t'Ihie class and Sunday
schocl In English: Mrs Ellen Gu,hf
ric o'Seii. superintendent.
10 .. m.--liigh Mass. with sermon
Ia Enx1ssh: Staging and orchestra by
Saint Patrttk's choir.
$50 p. m.-sunday school In Span
ish..
REV. FELIX DiLLY, Rector.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13

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M MI/ NO ~ oWear Rendezvous o liant S on the
o a
/ >SZ>XM //A~ The executv offices, viii have occu-
III lk/XRPNCHQ Il this
G@~-SA----=~-J the by the Millinery
section, consgnng the floor to Ready
to Wear children.
and will
cordially
the floor
to nd
goods
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13

buyer This fact will be found
together
departments line needs
at tremendously small
irresistible bid this
e You not count yourself loyal
you make this sale
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13

The spirit of enterprise that prompts
the great Second Floor Sale tomorrow, is
simply history of the Big Store" repeating
itself. Another tribute TO the merchandising
possibilities of the Rich = organization. The
characteristic note of enthusiasm in our adj
vertsing gets direct stimulation from the
genuineness of the values offered making
sincerity the slogan of our messages to the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-16

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 16.-The
body of Joseph Josephs, ! years
old, was dug out of a vault at
Lackawanna, a suburb of this
city, today.
The boy was the son of George
Josephs, a Lackawanna grocer.
He disappeared October II. His
father offered a reward of 81, 900
for his recovery, but no trace of
him could be found by police or
private detectives.
Yesterday the father received
an unsigned postal card from Chi
cago telling him that the boy had
been murdered and the body hid
:
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DECLARES MARTIAL LAW

DECLARES MARTIAL LAW
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. To-
Gov. GlasScock again declared,
martial law in the Kanawha coal
fields today
Adjutant General c.. D. Elliot
left here today with soldiers on a
special train for Cabin Creek
Junction.
Martial law was made neces-
sary by the wounding ofstwo
strikers by railway special detec-'
tives Thursday night,
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Sunday for
Chicago and vicinity; not much
change in temperature; Rloderate
northwest winds
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trying to -deceivea girl into mar
rying you with another mans Ii
cense."
But"
Beat it," said Sweitzer. eff
the.right man doesn't show up for
that dollar, no one gets it"
And that's the position of af-
fairs now, and fine pickle Az.
gust got himself and Miss Samp
and Schmidt and Miss Olsen into
with his little game of pinochle.
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POST CARDENDSMYsTERY

POST ARDENDSM YSIERY
The police and postal authori-
ties here were today notified that
the murder of seven-year-old JOS
eph Josephs, of Buffalo, N. Y,
probably was. in hiding in Chi
cagO.
The only clue to the murderer
is a postal card received in Buf-
falo by the boys father, telling
him where the body could be
found. The postal card was sent
from Chicago. The writing was
in disguised hand. The card is
being forwarded here.
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den in a vault. A search discov-
cred the body, just where the card
said it would be.
-O-O--

" ~
GIRL ROBBED INLOOP
Shortly before Il o'clock to-
day, two men held up and robbed
Miss Katherine Shehan of $500,
in the very heart of the loop dis
trict.
Miss Shehan is cashier of the
Federal Press Co., on Federal
court. The money was to be
used to pay the employees of the
company.
Miss Shehan drew the money
at the Central Trust & Savings
bank. She was just entering the
Press company's office, when the
two young bandits attacked her,
seized her handbag and fled.
The bag, with only $18 left in.
it, was. found shortly afterwards,
but the robbers have not yet been
arrested.
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ALTON

Harry Mcknight and family of
Brookings, visited at the home of
Grin Ward on Wednesday.
N. E. Comp and family and S. l..
Swihart and wife were at Bookings
Wednesday.
Ora Ward and Mrs. Manton went
to Balsam Lake, Wis, Thursday to
transact business.
Miss Agnes Burgess spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. S. l.. Swihart.
Mrs. Ora Ward and sons went for
an outing to the Sioux River Sunday.
c. ". Mcknight and wife spent
Friday night at the home Of NJ. S.
Thayer, returning to their home south
of B%rookings Saturday.
F. c. Papka, Chas. and Eddie Fri
day. Chas. Steinbach, VIM. Papka and
Andrew Klith were fishing at Lake
Hendricks Sunday. Their luck was
so much better than they anticipated
that the customary fish stories
were not needed.
Mrs. Chas. Steinbach returned
from Iowa Monday evening where she
has been to visit her parents and at
tend the commencement exercises of
a younger sister.
Friday evening plans were made
and committees appointed for a
Fourth of July picnic.
A merry crowd Of about one hun
dred gathered at the pleasant home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Thayer, Friday
evening to help them celebrate their
t~wenty-ifth wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Theyer were innocent of
any plans and the very much surpris,
ed when they found the yard filed
with vehicles. After a brief survey
of the invaders Mrs. Thayer called
heartily, "Come in, come in" During
the evening the following program
was rendered:
Song, Home Sweet Home. All
Toast, THAT Old Sweetheart Of
Mine ............A. e. Mcknight
Toast, "25 years Of Married Life"
Mr.. Burgess
Duet, Put OF Your Old Gray
Bonnet" AIR. and Mrs. Swihart
Paper, "reminiscences, ..........
..................Mr Mrs. E. c. Brink
Recitation, "Snyder's Tomatoes
and Pat Murphy's Fishing Ex-
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cursion'.. Mrs. Ira Inhoff
Violin Solo ..............Dan Biery
Toast, My Experience as a
Husband ..........C C. A. Gorton
Toast, MY Experience as a
Wife" ........... Mrs. Chas. Glass
Solo, The Silent Cell" ........
Brlnley RlcnardS
Duet, Take Ne Back to Dixie"
...... Marjorie and Minnie Thayer
Toast, What Id do if were
Single Again. Mrs. Ira Inhoff
Song, Silver Threads Among the
Gold" Mrs. Swihart, Myrtle and
Lucia Hartley.
Toast, My Wife" ........E C. Brink
Toast, My Husband. Mrs. Burgess
Solo, "Dollie Stop Weeping"
Eunice Biery
Toast, MY Sister-in-law'.....
Geo. Thayer
Toast, My Observation-Disclosures.
Nib. bco. mayer
Solo, Quit Kicking My Dawg
Around. Mr.. Swihart
Recitation, IF Our Old Clock
Could Speak. Mrs. Gleiter
Reading, Mrs. Candles Lecture
on Buttons Mrs. Gorton
After the program a mock cere-
mony was conducted by S. l.. Swi-
heart, Miss Rebecca Inhoff as ring
bearer. A. f. Mcknight then present
ed to the couple a dozen silver knives
and forks, as a token Of the high
regard in which they are held by
their neighbors. Congratulations fol
lowed and a lunch consisting of sand.
wiches, cake, pickles and fruit was
served.
G. F. Thayer and wife, S. p. Luckin,
bill and wife, Milton Mcknight and
wife and Cy Mcknight and wife OF
Brookings, w. f. Richards and wife
and |. l.. Brown and family of Prairie
Home, were among the guests. With
many expressions of good wishes for
a continuation of their happy prosper
GUS life the guests departed at a late
hour.
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PRAIRIE HOME

Margaret Sloan closed a successful
term of school in the Fleming district
Saturday afternoon, and she is spend
ing her vacation with home folks,
Ever Olson entertained friends
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Armstrong and Bertness
closed their schools Friday. The
former had an old fashioned picnic
held in the Larson grove and the
latter had an ice cream social held at
the home of Earl Phillips. The crowd
reports a fine time.
A large number of the Prairie HON.
ties celebrated Gala Day in White
May 31st.
Miss Hoffman resigned from Ster.
ling Al, she intends to accompany her
sister to Montana who goes out there
to live on a claim.
Raymond Lievan and family ere
calling on relatives Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blakely and
daughters, went up to Trenton Satur-
day and spent Sunday with relatives.
Bishman's entertained friends Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Blakely closed a success
full term Of school in Eureka, So, Fri
day afternoon and on Monday morn
ing she took Miss Hoffman's place in
Sterling, Al.
Francis Sloan spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. Earl Killing.
August Farrankop spent Friday in
the country.
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WITH THE
CHURCHES

(The Items in this column are furnished
the Register by the press correspondents
of the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same
privileges In the use OF this column.)
st. Thomas Catholic cnurcn. W.
T. Shean, pastor. High Mass each
Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Sun
day school at three o'clock. Vespers
and benediction at $3.50.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Services every Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Wednesday evening SER
vice at s o'clock p. N. Reading room
open Wednesday and Saturday after
noon from 2 to 4 p. m. Christian
Science Chapel, corner 9Th street and
9Th avenue A cordial invitation Is
extended to the public.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Fishback on
Thursday, June 13. Mesdames Hart,
Dewing and Carlisle will assist in
entertaining,
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid will meet in
the church Thursday, June 10. The
June committee will entertain.
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BUSHN e l.
the country

Messrs. George and Will Popingo of
Rock Rapids, Iowa, visited their par,
ents on Thursday.
Tom Eckman who has been confin-
ed to his home for the last three
weeks with erysipelas was up town
OF Wednesday for the first time.
Mrs. Leibbert is enjoying a visit
with her father and sister from Jeffer,
son, Iowa.
Miss Eva Parks has closed her
school and is spending her vacation
at home.
Miss Della Parks will close her
school next Friday.
DR.. Rhodes of Aurora, was called to
Bushnell on Friday.
A little daughter was born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Ben Loomis on Saturday. II
lived but a few hours and was buried
Sunday p. m. in the Fountain GENE.
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Popingo went to
Burr, Mimi, to visit Mrs. Popingo's
sister.
The Rock Island railroad company
began grading in the washouts near
here on Thursday.
Clare Hendricks of Brookings, was
the guest Of Jack Coon Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Alguire of the Denhart & AL
guire Elevator Co., was a guest at the
Coon home Sunday.
The Bushnell base ball team played
the Fountain team the fore part q
the week, the latter standing first or
the core.
Miss Ruth Judd is again in the pos
office.
Mr.. Reynolds of Flandreau, was
visitor at the Chilsen and Poping(
homes on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Enright re
turned from their recent visit at Nit
chell on Sunday evening.
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responder
PRESTON-OAkWOOD

Some of the farmers are having to
plant their corr the second time.
A large crowd attended the picnic
at lakewood last Saturday. and every
body reports a good time.
Clarence Rufer is working for Chas.
Intermill.
Mrs. James jerks returned home
Friday. from Bookings. where she
has been visiting for a week with her
parents and sisters Her mother,
Mrs. Garfield, accompanied her home
for a few days visit.
The Ladies Aid last week was well
attended, and the ladies will meet In
two weeks with Mrs. Claud LOOMS.
AL Rufus lost a colt last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stone were Bruce
callers Monday.
Willie Mcmahon was visiting Ilar-
old jerks Saturday.
Quite a number attended the ball
game in Bruce Saturday.
Mrs. Garfield who has been visiting
htr laughter. Mrs. jerks, returned to
her home in Brookings Monday.
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PR ESTON

Irene Halverson was the guest of
Pearl Wikens Sunday.
Mrs. Fader and Mrs. Walt Carpen-
ter and Mrs. Dyball of Estelline, were
the guests of Mrs. James Friday.
Rose Plumb was an over Sunday
visitor at home Sunday.
w. E. Plumb and wife drove over
"a Badger Sunday.
The Gredrig boys who have been
patching have a housekeeper to do
the cooking and the boys are happy.
Mrs. Loftgren went to WATERFOWL
Tuesday.
Lu Billick, the assessor. has got
over the township and has not very
many Millions assessed this time.
George Sponsler was in Estelline
Saturday.
Jim Stran has been repairing
his home, making a cellar and other
necessary repairs.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Claude LOOMS Thursday, June 18th,
everybody invited.
Mrs. Jim jerks returned home from
Brookings where she has been visit
Ing for a week or ten days.
Grandma Dyball of Estelline, Is
visiting at the home of her son, O. T..
Cotton's for a couple OF weeks.
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took dinner with Selmer Granum in
yes Oslo Tuesday.
John VanderWaal and John Won
Hagen called at l.. Magistad's Sun
day evening.
Minnie Reffling returned to her
duties at Brookings the latter part OF
the week after enjoying a couple OF
weeks vacation with home folks.
Rev. G.. Evenson and family were
entertained at Rev. Bergh's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Anderson and Min
ME Bohlke were shopping in Volga
Saturday.
Henry ArnesOn made a bee line
for Martin Anderson's home Saturday
evening.
Miss Ella Tweidt spent Saturday at
the p. n. Wosje home in Volga town
ship.
Oscar Hasle of Prookings, is work
ing for II. E. Bolke at present.
Matte has returned home once
more after spending some time at the
Charles Osby home.
Clarence Egeberg spent Sunday at
Henry Bohlke's.
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it to the grave. 1t was an easy mat
ter to disinter the corpse" for it
had been covered by only a few inches
of earth. The coroner, being a doctor
at once recognized the fact that the
skeleton was not that Of a human be-
ing, and so announced to the rest of
the expedition. Young Price WAS
soon found, for he had been in inter
ested spectator, and when questioned,
said that he had found the skeleton of
a yearling steer, and had, with infinite
labor reassembled it in the place
where it had been discovered" ar
ranging it so that it would have the
appearance of being the bones OF
some human, and then had spread the
story among his young friends, and
did not think at that time that it
should ONE to the ears Of the author
tiles; but it did. The coroner, said
that the arrangements Of the bones
we're perfect, and at first glance the
lay member would have believed that
the bones were those from the skele-
ton of a man or a full grown woman.
The expedition returned to Lead,
leaving the bones where they had
been found. The Price kid is hiding
out today.-Lead Call.
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HEcToRs AT LAKEWOOD SUNDAY

John II. Hector, the famous Black
Knight, who so delighted the people
of Brookings last winter, will speak
at an all day meeting in Burdick's
grove, Lake Oakwood, Sunday at II
a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Miss Geraldine
Hector will sing at each service. 1t
will be worth the trip to lakewood to
hear her splendid singing.
Hon. O. w. Butterfield of Miller,
known all over the state as the little
giant will also speak. This all day
grove meeting has been an annual
affair for several years and is always
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BUSHNELL
(Too late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
Miss Marsten who has been teach
ing school in this vicinity, returned &c
her home in Winnebago. Mimi, the
fore part of last week She was &C.
companied by Miss Hazel Elston.
Mr.. Popingo who was stricken with
pneumonia early in February was seen
the first time since, on Thursday.
Miss Lily Judd who has been under
the doctors care for the last week is
reported better.
Bushnell school closed on Friday.
The intended last day program was
carried to n successful issue in the
lower room; but owing TO the late ar
rival OF the examination questions the
program in the upper loom was super
ceded by the yearly examination.
At a ball game on Saturday between
the boys and girls Leslie Popingo was
struck by a ball rendering him un-
conscious for a time and badly bruis-
ing his face.
A surprise party was given Mr..
Armstrong on Friday evening in honor
of his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Billings made a
trip to Aurora on Saturday.
Mrs. Popingo and Mrs. Bursting
visited the Bookings cemetery and
city on Saturday.
DR.. Harris and family of B~rookings,
were callers at the Francis Enright
home on Sunday.
A party consisting of Messrs. Will
son, Chilson, Coon, Nelson, Hakes,
Norton and Loomis spent the day at
lakewood Lake Sunday.
Aurora played Bushnell and was
beaten two to eleven.
Dewey FELTON, of Lake Hendricks
vicinity, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Honon spent
Sunday at the Bairey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins and children
visited Sunday at the KEEP. Stanley
home on the rural route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Enright will
attend the graduation of their sister
in Mitchell, s. d., this week.
P~entecost Sunday was observed at
the Bushnell church Sunday.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert lures and fam
lily we're fishing at Lake Hendricks
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lees and Mr..
aud Mrs. Chas. Davis spent Sunday
at Lake Benton. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Stamp and Min
ME Kretsinger spent Sunday at S. c.
Kretsinger's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Risch called at
|Silyanders Sunday.
Miss Susie Greager Of Elkton, visit
ed at Tomschas over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson and daughter
Lenora, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 7. Bulger
were the guests at the Watcher home
Sunday.
Miss Anna Balzer assisted her sis
ter. Mrs. II. r. CIaussen, with sewing
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H.. Belson and
daughter Genieye, attended the com
mencement exercises at Elkton Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Towey has been on the sick
list the past week.
Joe Tomscha was out riding with
his best girl Sunday
John O'Brian ana Abbie Carson at
tended the ball game in Elkton Sun
day.
Roy Carson was calling at Tom
scha's Sunday. How about it Clara?
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BOY HOAXES OFFICERS

There is a 15-year-old kid by the
name of Price in Lead who some day
is destined to become the star re-
porter on a yellow journal, for he has
a knowledge of physiology and such a
vivid imagination that his services,
when he acquires a few more years
will be invaluable to such a sheet.
This morning he came down town
from his home in South Lead, and
meeting several Of his kid friends re-
lated to them a most greusome story
of the finding OF a skeleton of a full
grown man, lying partly covered by
earth near the road leading from
South Lead to Kirk. The story rapid
ly spread from kid to kid until it
reached the ears of grown ups, who
at once communicated the fact Of the
find to Chief Keffeler. The chief told
the coroner, and the coroner tele-
phoned the sheriff. An expedition
was formed in the city. at once to go
and rescue the remains from its way
side grave, hold an inquest over it,
learn II possible the cause of the de-
ceased's death and give what remain
ed human burial. The chief, the coro-
nor, a laborer and one or two inter
ested spectators accompanied a wag-
ON and a rough box to the scene of
the alleged tragedy, and met the
sheriff on the way, who accompanied
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OSLO

Misses Minnie and Clara Reffling
spent Tuesday afternoon at L. Magis-
tad's.
Henry Granum called at Albert
Levenkramp's Sunday evening.
L. Magistad marketed hogs at Sinai
Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin Nerdahl has been visit
Ing at the Warness home the past
week.
L. Magistad and Henry Franum
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RicHLAND

Road work Is the order of the day.
A large crowd attended a party at
Fred Bendt'a Saturday evening.
Nj. an Mrs. Henry Winters Sun
dAyed at Hollander's.
Mrs. RowcliRe and daughter, Edith.
Who has bean visiting in this vicinity
LEI tor Huron.
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A. C. Utterbeck of Huron, who has
achieved some noteriety in his
troubles with the insurance commits
sioner and others when deputy for a
fraternal brotherhood, slipped the
other day while carrying coal and dis
located his shoulder seriously.
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largely attended. The greatest
crowds in the history Of these meet
ings is expected this year.
Admission free and everybody well
come. Come and bring your dinner
and enjoy the day on beautiful Lake
lakewood.