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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-11-14
SPECIALS
Sat. Nov. 16, Monday Nov. Is

SGas svVV1 W hVsOss~Wy
Rexall Hair Tonic Regular Soc at Acts.
Rexall Hair Tonic Regular LOO at 80
Rexall Orderlies Regular Csc at Il
Foley's Honey & Tar regular Csc at Il
Foley's Honey & Tar regular Soc at AZ
Foleys Kidney Pills regular Soc at AZ
Foley's Kidney Pills regular 100 at IS
Apo. Backache Plasters reg. Is at Il
A.. P c. Kidney Plasters reg. 50 at AZ
1 lb Linen Writing Paper feg. Is at Il
Victoria Linen Paper regular 50 at AZ
Harmony Rose Glycerine soap 3 bars Il
Palmers Toilet Soap reg. Csc bar at II
Willow Talcum Powder reg Is at 10
Violet Talcum M. P. Co. reg. Is at IS
Girls books Regular 35cts at %
Girls Books Regular 75cts at IS
Boys Books Regular price so at A
Popular Fiction Regular Price so at A
Copyrights at 10 per cent Discount
Novels Regular price 15c at 2 for Is
The above specials are on sale only
Saturday and Monday, Nov. 1918
and will be sold only for cash.
Next week we have a gift cost
ing us 35cts. that we will give free
to each lady.
NOTICE THIS--It is going to pay
you very materially to watch our
space and take advantage OF our
cash offers.
WAMBERG & THOMPSON
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RECITAL
Hope Opera House November 10
FRIDAY EVENING
Blanche Boyden Hutchinson ~.-~-~-~.READER
p.rond A1on Orr BARITONE
Walter W.. Kammering -~"""--- PlANlol
FRIDAY EVENING

Under Auspises Saturday Musical Club
PROGRAMME
PIANO, Impromptu, Opus SO .---~------
sobaro on,s Il CHOPIN
vo,cp Tha wavo f 1rne .WILLEBY
Prelude from a Cycle of Life - -."-.- 800 KONALD
cho.6a 20 the I iobt RIeade . BERGEN
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VOICE. Fair She Appeared from "Regnella' BRAGA
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prAn,Ncpo. ANONYMOUS
Child 1mnenonat;ons FIELD, RILEY, COOK
and Others
VOICE, Believe Me if all These Enderng Young Charms
A. WEKERLIN
~, woo,;a son6 DIX
,uh Names ... HELToN-TURvEY
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Continued on Page Four.l
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-24
Pinettd News.

The excellent weather which
has prevailed for the past several
days, has at least, an indication
that our farmers will have an
opportunity to make an average
crop; and no doubt, the damage
Which has come from the bad sea-
SONS will be more than made
good by an increased price in the
sale of their products. Referring
especially to cotton.
Rev. R. l. Allen held regular
services at the Methodist church
Saturday and Sunday, but on
account oflillness in his family,
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-24

it was necessary that he return
home Sunday afternoon. The
evening services, however, were
not dispensed with. Prof. H. c.
Harper consented TO serve, and
conducted the service in the
usual impressive manner.
Mrs. Lee S. Moore Of Bruns-
wick, Ga, is the pleasant guest
of DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Barnard
at their beautiful country home
near Pinetta.
C. w. Slater came up from
Jacksonville Sunday and re-
mained over until Tuesday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-24

Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Walker
are spending the week with Mr..
W. H. Caraway and wife, near
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cottingham
spent Sunday in Madison, with
the family of Mr.. Albert Cot
tingham.
Mr.. w. j. Woodward and little
daughter, Lena Bell, attended
quarterly meeting with the Wes-
leyan church at Nankin, Ca,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sheppard
have moved into their new resi-
dence and are comfortably stu
ated, keeping house.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
0mifs wstl Ser unsrea,
nijirteit.

Sic gmcrican federation Of 2abpr
bereitet cine Srgnuiiierung uller Irs
better in Der Gilens unb Stabls Sns
buitric DeS 2oubes Dor. Sic Be-
lpegung. Die oarauf nb5iclt, Die grDbte
pfiene @erfltatt III Den Ser. Staateu
unter llnipus Gontrolle 81 bringeu.
miro in allen Stdbtcu unb Subuitrics
Srten. Die Glen unb StabIbetricbe
babeu, gleid5citig auIgcupmmcn pers
ben unb 8ruur bllrh Seranitaltung BON
Organizations : Seriammlunacn. Sn
chem bon Dem @auptauartier Der
Imericuu Scocrntiou Of Sabor nusgez
ienbeten GirtIIm lit u~ngeocutct. bub
Die itartcn ml5ldubiihcn Glcmentc
inter Den Nrbcitcrn Der Stnbl Subus
ltrie 6t Der @clucgunN bcruuge5ogcu
lperben iollen. SaS Sirfular entbGlt
bic hriusenhe M,ahnnna bae rs I'M
ipc5iellen Sntcreie Der 9ente pGre,
iuenn tic ibren 6reunoen nun Der
,uanotcn in Gurpua Den Bath gcbcn
piirSen, oah IS bciicr fir tic lei, wenn
tic fir Gle nG@itsu Elm pocr swei Sabre
nidlt uadl Imcrifn fotumen.
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0ouisbiIIe, 8p., 20. Iug. -
Ser brittle Sag (iiber Den 5~tpeiten Sag
iie6e Seite t0) Der 3atiouals Gonnens
ton Der Sooeration fatbolii6e +
@creine nar %erniter Irbeit gemiomet.
Sn &eiolutioncn ipurSe Die gbei6eis
bmng berurtbeilt, ourbgreifenoere
grbeiteridnsseiese 9efprbert. oes>
gleid,en ihdriite Sefdmpfuns bcs
.neibcn Sflapenbanbels". Serner
mmrbc crfl1rt, baf alc Shuleu,
,ucldc CUTE Yiirger erSielen, 5u elmer
gleidmdhigem 1lnteriiituns iciteus
hes StaateS beredtist iinn. Gin
Yroteit se9en bas 2eieu Der Sibel in
Dffentliden Shulen prrbe geiabt, oas
porbilolide Sorgeben Der ct. 2ucas
@uilb. %beionbers 81 Sem Orleans unb
an Bottom 9elobt.
Sic @riinbuna elmer Nationals
Soberation fatboliifer Srauen ipurbe
i'm Yrin5ip s~ut9ebeiben.
Mbenbs ianb i'm Irmorps @cbdube
inter Dem Yrdiioilm bon 6. S. goos
neb cine @aiiens0 Merchandising itatt,
in pel1er inter Inoerem Mnipraden
bielten: Der bohip'i tic s. u. WcSaul.
8ii6of bon Srenton, y. g.. iiber bas
9bema: .Sas 2aiens Gpoitolat";
@ices @ouperneur Go. S. IcSermott
iiber bus Sbema: .Heligiou ano @oob
Giti5enibip"; So6p. Serr s. 8.
9oriep ~(farbiser Yrieiter) iiber bas
Sbema: .@as bat Die fatbolii6c
Stride getban unb mas ioa Tie fir Die
farbise 8aiie IN ben Der. Staaten
tbnn?" Sobn e. 2eabp iiber bas
Sbema: .Gr5iebuns" nnb Sduptlins
Solotp Sorn Bear, beiien &ebe bonn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Die 3abl Der S6eiounsen lit ieit 1905
itGnbig Suriifgegan9en. @dbreno
aber 1909 nod Die 8eburts5iffer 25.S
b. z. errcihte. lit lie 1910 auf PSI
geiunfen unb itebt pamit nm 2.5 b. 9.
ticfer. ais Die Surhifnitts5abl mir Die
Sabre 1900 bis 1909, Die bereits
pbnebin cine erbeblid pcrnliubcrte 8es
burts5iffer Seigteu. Sm Sabre 1910
purben in England ins9ciammt 49,
266 &naben unb 439.696 Wdohen
9e6oren. 3icbt ma Die Spbcs6iifcrn
bon pcn @eburtsSiffern ub, 10 crgibt
iid elm @eburten : llcbcriduB ppn
runb 1856 b.. 3; nod in Der 3eit
bon 1876 bis 1880 betrlg Der ents
iprcdenbe @cburta llcbcrIhuB 1856;
Der lleberihuk lit alio nm bcinabe 20
Irusent aeimmfen. (Siehc bicr6u
.I..E.- 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
SilSmnesSrane mnS Glaus
benseiier Scr ict,tparsen
Gbriften.

8iifof Speens, I. g., beridtet
am 7. Ini 1912 an bas edo aus
4frifn": vSei uniern Sd)ipar5en 6eigt
iib elm lebbafter Srang nab Siloun9.
Defenders piiuiden lie, ihreiben unb
leien 81 lernen. Wem mir ibnen MN
feline 8eleaenbeit bieten, bielen ibren
Wuni6 5u erfilllen, 10 ut CO geipiB.
baB lie es neriuhen nerben, iih bielc
a%enntniNe III ben gottlolcn unb relis
gionss feinblidlen Sdulen un5ueignen.
Sept ober ME lit Der entiheibenbe
Gugenblid, I'm 9an6e W0ltcritdmme
fiir Die bl. tatboliide STRIDE 81 oes
pinnen. - liner Seminar in Hubia
neripridt piel fin Die 3ufunit. Mit
@pttes ollie peroen mir cinbeimiIhc
Srieiter befommen. IDer bierSu
bralld)t es piel 3eit, @clb mo Miibe.
8egen @nbe Illguit perben eiui9e
Seminariiten Die niebercn Mcibeu err
balten. - Seit Weibnadtcn bin i'd
u%nterpeas aui meiner npoitoliihcn
8unpreiie. Sic Sabrcs5cit iii gerabe
nidt iebr 9iiuiti9 bicriiir. NIc Gage
He9en: Die Slii1le treten ans, Die Sriis
den itiirsen elm, Die Siimpie meroeu
unpaiiierbar. Sod al SaS bispenz
iiert nidt bon Der Siliht. SeS
Sonntass unb and on ben @ohen9
taeen fommen uniere Ncopbpten unb
a%atetumenen anf uubcihreiblih alio>
9cipaIhencn Wegen, - bonn Megcn
gan5 burdndBt, nah elmer Slpeiitiinbs
lihen ODER nod ldngeren @aubcrung
Su n in Die Miiiion. Sdol INN
8 lbr Ior9ens iiebt man beren Sicle
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foot may be omitted, as the
seams may be closed entirely.
The back is in habit style. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes: %,
"a, Is, % and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 4 yards of
44-inch material for the "a
inch size.
,376-A Useful, Comfortable and
Simple Work Apron. Ladies'
Apron, with or without Sleeve,
and in Round or Square Neck
Outline. Bingham, jean, alpaca
or linen may be used for this
model. 1t is cut on simple
lines, in loose sack shape. 1t
may be made without sleeves
and collar, as illustrated. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

for this attractive model. The
under sleeves and peplum may
be omitted. The pattern is cut
in ) sizes: 81, SO, 80, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 IA yards of 36-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
1927 9233- Popular Summer
Gown. Blue chambrey, embrOi-
dered in self color, and fin.
ished with bands of white IN
brOidered in blue is here
shown. The design is cool and
summary, and will develop at.
tractively in dimity, lawn,
gingham, silk, cotton wolfe, and
other wash materials. The
waist pattern 9297 is cut in 5
sizes: "a, So, 3S, 40 and AZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
MAILIAG INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed 10 any address On
receipt of 10 cents (silver, wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
and be ure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow
ance is made for seams. Address, 4
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co, =
Dubuque. Iowa
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
GanaSa ,nmb belfss.

@ie Die Sldtter aus 9onrpn err
iabren. miro Der Yremiers Iiniiter
Sprpen auf Griufcn Der britiifen
8egierlng ben Or Yremiers Iiniiter
Sir &ilirieb 3aurier ciulabcn. on
elmer 9pniercn5 iiber Die Sertbeibis
9lna 5nr See tbeil5uncbmen. Die bier
ltattiinpen loQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

bohp. $. s. @eitropp iiberiest fpurbe.
iiber oas Sbena: n@riiBe BON Den tas
tboliiGen Snbianeru".
louisville, &p., 21. Iug. -
Wit Der Seamtenipabl nnb Der Be-
ltimmllng bes ndhiten Contentious
ortes fanb beute Die piertdsige gpn@
pention Der ,Ndtional federation OF
Catholic SoeietieS" ibren Ibi6luB.
Sa Der ieitGerise Yrdiipent Seeban
cine 8ieOernabl bringeub ablebnte,
tpuroe an ieiner Steue Gbas. s.
Sencd)aub bon Nem Orleans gum
Srdiibenten erpdblt. Ser lanaiGbz
ri9e Setretor, Intbonp Watre bon ct.
2puis. @o., nuroe miebereripGblt.
Sic ilbrigcn erpdblten 9eamten Iino:
Sdabmeiiter. s. @. Sedcnfamp,
Guincp, Sa.; @arihau. s. 8rit.
aaniaS Gin; Sabnentrdgcr, Gbiei
Sollom Sorn Bear, Yinc Hibae, e.
Sat; @ices Srdiibenten: SbomaS +.
Slpnn Chicago; Sobn u. 8pler.
Sbafopee, Winn,; Spiepb Srep, Neip
Dptl SHUS y. ~. SUles, yllIIulp,
Y. g.; Sames s. Heasan ct. Yaul,
unb Or. y. @ans. louisville, 9p.
NlS Srt Der ndhitidbrigen 9onpens
tipn puroe Nilpautee erlpdblt.
Sic Saupt9eihdftc tparen auBers
Dem bic porbereitenoen Nrbeiten sur
Organization elmer National /. 9iga
fatbuliiher Branen. Cine Spe5ials
@erlammlung bierfiir iano inter Dem
Toriite bes bodlp'iten @r5biihofs 9.
q. Iebmer itntt. Gin Gomite fir
Contribution purbc nit Srnu Rarp
Gprcoran als Soriiserin unb folsens
ben Seiiiberinnen gebilbet: Srar
@arp Sinan. Chicago; Srau Sobn
Irtbur. Snbiana; Srau Sobu 8iliou.
Yenniplpanin; Sri. q. IcGafiarep,
2oniiiana; Srau 0elen Carroll Gobs
bins. Neip yorf unb Srau Srant
Gonlon. &ihisan.
Sas Organizations Gomite beitebi
aus SRI, SranceS Ybe!an. Saiuois
SRI. Inna Wana, Yenniplpania
Srau Gli5abetb Bennett. 3entudp
Srau Marp WtcGreban. Ohio; SRI,
Gli5abetb Sonopan. IailahuIetts
Srau 5. s. Slinsenimitb. >@i9i9au
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

tern 9106 is cut in 5 sizes: %,
"a, 26, 20 and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires z 1-2
yards of 44-inch material for
the entire costume for a &C.
inch size.
This illustration calls for
TWO SEPARATE patterns,
which will be mailed to any
address on receipt of 10
CENTS FOR EACH in silver or
stamps.
3317-A Popular Style. Ladies' Coat
Blouse with Chemisette, Pep
lum, and Under Sleeves. Blue
and white striped messaline
with facings of white, and
shadow lace for revers, collar
and under sleeves, was used
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Saucnse Gsbmrtss:iisrn iit
GneianS.

Sie ioebcu erihieucne amtlite
en9liibe Statiltit iiber Die Sepplfcs
rltngs : SelpcGuug im Sabre 1910 err
regt in @roBbritannicu beionoereS
IiHicben, neil lie ieit ldu9erer Scit
gum criten Wtale einen bemerfcnSs
ipertben &iid9ung Der @eburtcn5iiiern
6eigt, Shou Die 3ubl Der Sbeihlies
bnngen peiit cincu 8iid9an9 geseu
triibere Sabre auf unb crreiht I'M
Sabre 1910 MIR 10 bonn Sauleno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

unb Srau George Cabot 8aro.
Nep Yort.
Ibenbs fanS I'M @alt Souie groBes
Gbidiebss Sanfett itatt. SooitmeiIter
mar =. s. Goonep. 8cbiegene @nz
fpra6en bielten Siihof S'Spnn9bue,
Sobn g. Chem bon ct. 9ouis, Iatz
them S'Sobertp unb Inbere. Trd6@
tise Concert Iriit trls peiter 5ur
llnter6altlne bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

: Miitter tn0 G0fter, kieioft !
: Die Gnrieen felbtf! !
our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

'753-Anl Artistic ~Centrepiece. In
outline or solid embroidery
this design would be very eff
fective. Worked in satin stitch
it would be handsome. Size:
1SxlS inches.
Stamped on linen. .35c
Perforated pattern Z5c
Transfer pattern. U
11362-Shirt Waist Set. This design
while effective is very simple
as the entire design is to be
worked in outline stitch.
Stamped on l 1-2 yard of
39-inch fine white lawn
or nainsOOk. 80
Stamped on l IL yard of
39-inch fine white voile. 100
Stamped on l Ia yard of
45-inch pure imported
white linen. .......... 1.60
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing necessary stamping
materials, special price. Is
,343-A Comfortable Natty Frock
for Mothers Girl. Girls Dress
with Front Closing. AS a prac-
tical pleasing style this model
is to be recommended. The
front closing (Which may be
effective under the plat and
the plat trimmed with fancy
buttons) will appeal to busy
mothers, and please the little
girl who tries to do her "dress-
ing. Brown ~galatea with pip
ings of red, or blue chambrey
finished in white would be
pretty for this design. 1t could
also be of linen with plain col
lar and cuffs, embroidered or
of embroidered bands. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, s,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Sur Warmmne iiir Danten.

Sic iungc @attin bes poblbns
belloen aoblenbGnolers Gborles e.
Sbebforo BON 9tew s)orf IeBte belm
Teinigen iGrcr Sonblhnbe lire &lei-
Der in Brand unb mar cienolid, per.
brnmnt. che Silic nnbcn fonnte.
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Die Rotten Ses uatienalsGsn'
usntz.

9npcrcnc W. Nopca. ShaBmciitcr
beS arrangements Nusihuiico Der
SortIhritts sYnrtci iiir ben Nntioralz
9onpent in Chicago, Hibt bcfannt. baB
Die NllS9u6cn $19,403.31 bctragcu.
Ser Nlisltub bat nod $474.63 III Der
Aulie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Sas Srnlienitimnpedt miro 6nr
Seit pou u~niercn YpIititern allsges
boteu. oils mdren Is altbadele Sems
meIn. Die Niemano baben mil. =
rWeitlidle Soit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
KatksIieen'G aeut,e ~ Esmiss
piue.

G~rfplsrcide II. Sabres- geriammluns
Der ,simcriean federation Of Gatb.
plic Spcicties" beenoet. - Drill
panfec Der nidbite GDnuentiunsort.
-8riinbmns eines Natiunalbnnbcs
fatbuliifer 5rnneu; before Nrbei-
terihutseiete, 2 hulrage nno
SpniiseS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
nir liefern GudI Die sliufter :
III billigen prcifel. :

Small, medium, large. 1t re-
quires 7 yards of 27-inch ma
tcriai for the 3G-inch size.
9314-A Neat and Simple Design.
Ladies' Apron. Suitable for
lawn, bingham. painsook, per-
Gale or alpaca. This design has a
gOred skirt. The bib is cut low
over the front. The pattern is
in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires A yards of
36-inch material for the small
size.
935O-A Simple Comfortable Suit
for Mothers Bcy. Boys Rus
sian Blouse Suit. with knicker-
bockers. White linene was used
for this design. 1t is apprO.
pirate for flannel, corduroy,
serge, linen, gaiatea, gingham
and chambrey. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: 3, 4, ) and 6
years. 1t requires 3 1-2 yards
of 4o-inch material for a 6.
year size.
3504-Pillow Top. This beautiful
pillow top design is for Punch
Work Embroidery. While very
effective, the design is simple
and can be done by a novice.
Painted in cOlors on pure inn
ported oyster linen or cream
linen. Price, Soc: perforated
pattern of the above Pillow
Top design, including stamping
materials, special price, 15c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

inches bust measure. The skirt
9233 in ) sizes: %, "a, rs, %
and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 6 IA yards of So
inch material for the entire
dress for a 36-inch size.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns, which
will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents FOR
EACH pattern in silver or
stamps.
,224-A New and Attractive De-
sign. Ladies' Three Piece Dart
Fitted Skirt, cut for High or
Normal Waistline. This model
promises to be very popular
this season. 1t is cut on slen-
der lines, and the slash at the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Dor Dem Merbeili9iten ibr Ioraens
sebet berridteu. Der bl. Ieile beiipobs
nen unb ba5 8rot Der Startcn emf
pfanaen. llniere tpaderen 2eute bas
ben 8lauben uno betennen i'm audi
Dnrf ibre @erfe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Iud bas uned,te Slid bat leine
Geiber.
- Gs lit uuglnublidl, fuie biel
Strait Die Scele Dem &Drper 5u leibeu
permag. - US. b.. Smbplbt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

10 and II years. 1t requires
A 1-2 yards of 40-inch material
for a 12-year size.
911%5-9106-A Smart and S%erviceable
Model. This design is excep-
tionally attractive for general
or business wear. The waist is
closed at the side front, and
has a peplum or skirt piece,
below the belt, that may be
omitted. A broad sailor collar
outlines a chemisette of con-
trasting material, over the
fronts. The skirt is "up-tO-
date" with its panel back and
shaped front. The waist pat
tern 9115 is cut in 6 sizes: 80,
"a, So, 3S, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. The skirt pat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

bohp. $. s. @eitropp iiberiest purbe,
iiber oas Sbema: ~8riibe BON Den tas
tbolii6en Snbianeru".
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-12-05

wound did not heal as it should
and Mr.. Roger went to Philip
Friday, leaving for the hospital
at Pierre that night.
All who attended the mas
querade dance at Wellsburg
Thanksgiving night reported
good time. A large crowd was
present. Jansen Bros. furnished
the music.
James Bell bought six head Of
cattle at the Atkinson sale ut
Milesville on Saturday last. Jim
proposes to be the cattle king
of Spotted Bear, his friends be-
GIN to think. Good luck to him.
Messrs. LaBrecque, Duke and
Hill went to Philip last week
with bunch of fat cattle for
Shipment 10 market.
Dan johnson, of Bridger re-
Surned from Philip with q load
Of freight Saturday.
Malachi Foley purchased four
yearlings of Mrs. Greget last
week. Mr. Foley also bought
twenty-five head Of horses the
same day of the Collins ranch on
Pluru creek.
Four Of the horses presumed
to have been stolen from Mrs.
Greget were found last week at
Ted Mason . ranch on Plum creek
twenty-five miles east of their
range. This leaves her short
one bay gelding four years old,
branded I'D on left hip, for
which she has offered reward
of .$25. The circumstances con-
nected with the disappearance Of
these horses in the first instance
the location when found, taken in
connection with the fact that all
were in separate pastures, one
in, branding correl, to the casual
thinker "their not being known
as there looks fishy, and some
are. not backward in 50 stating.
People of this locality are more
than ever determined to put u
stop to such work.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-12-05
GOLD DISCOVERIES.

The past few weeks have de-
veloped considerable interest
and some local excitement in
central and southern Stanley
county over discoveries of gold
ore that gives rich assays.
1t is not reported that any well
defined veins have been located
and the probability is that the
soil has yielded broken fragments
of gold bearing rock that came
from far away parent lodes.
When the earth was young
there were disturbances in Stan
ley Icounty and the surrounding
states Of volcanic nature and
vast areas Of rock were disinteg-
rated and afterwards transporte,
by flood and glaciers down the
slope Of the Rocky mountain
backbone.
In the track Of ice and water
was left mineral bearing rock
and fine fragments Of gold aud
it is possible to find these evil
dences of upheavals and erosions
most anywhere between the Mis-
souri, river and the Black Hills,
though not in paying quantities.
In the gravel Of the Missouri
river gold is frequently found
and Yankton the mother city, has
had several spasms of excite
ment over prospects during the
years of the past.
1t is not probable that gold
will be found in considerable
quantities outside the Black
Hills, though there is enough
there to satisfy the dreams of
avarice .-Huronite.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-12-05
fields of North Dakota, return
ed home last week.

fields of North Dakota, return
ed home last week.
Hans Peterson was attending t.
business matters in Philip last
week.
Ash Creek was well represent
ed at the dance at Wellsburg
Thursday and all report . good
time.
Mrs. Ed Peterson was visiting
with her son, Lars, near Plain
view, last Sunday. i
James O'Connell was over from
Pedro last week, and visited at
the Mike Callahan home.
Mike Callahan had business at
Pedro Sunday.
John Venell and family took
dinner with Mrs. Knudson and
family Thanksgiving.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-12-05
TANNED BY HIGH WIND
Fire Sweeps Over White Owl
Country To River

A fierce prairie fire raced
through the White Owl country
last Friday leaving ruin end des
ISOLATION in its wake. The town
of. White Owl was nearly wiped
off the map and many farm hous
and ranch buildings were des-
troyed. Considerable live stock
perished in the raging sea OF
flames.
The fire was started from
sparks from the chimney of a
homesteader's shack and famed
by near-hurricane it was i'm
possible to check on account OF
burning weeds, corn fodder and
other burning brands outdistanc
ing the main fire and starting
new ones. Fire guards were oi
little avail and the blazing tor
rent burned to the Cheyenne
river before spending itself.
Much damage was done in tn,
path of the fire. At White Ow
the burned buildings were tn,
bank the Oracle printing office
Tom 81. Johnson's dwelling, HUI
lDivinss rssidsnss, an Hagl
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-12-05
Ash Greek Anthems

December was ushered in with
fine weather.
Thanksgiving was observed in
this section a. usual. But as
the supply Of turkeys was limit
ed, we did not hear of any tur-
key roasts.
Olo Peterson was transacting
business in Philip Thursday.
Andrew Olson and wife dined
with Mrs. Knutson and family
Thanksgiving.
William Settler was a business
visitor in Philip last week.
John johnson, who left here
some time ago for the harvest