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The Keota news., 1912-12-06
IGO VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and
daughter, Bessie, and Mrs. Gus Peters
attended the dance at Hightower school
last Friday evening. They report a
good time and excellent supper.
Fred Ashdown and son Vernon, Joe
and Carl Young. Bennie Hinkle,
Charles Wynkoop, and Mrs. Gus Peters
were guests of Charles Lewis and fam
lily Sunday.
Charles Lewis, Henry Folck and Will
liam McClement have returned to Chey-
enne after visit with their families.
The winter wheat at the Gus Peters
ranch was threshed this week, running
about fifteen bushels to the acre.
A dance will be held at Igo Springs
Glitch Ranch) on December ID. Every
body come and have good time.
Ben Roby cut his arm severely while
helping with the threshing at the Peters
ranch.
John Deal is threshing oats this week.
For sale: Large size dry land pota-
toes; White Pearls $1.l5 and York
Pearls s1.25 per hundred pounds; guam
titles of 700 pounds or more delivered
free in Keota Address: Linn G. Kragh,
Grover, Colo.
Oakley G. Pierce and family have
moved from their homestead between
Ksota and Briggsdale to Loveland,
where they will remain for a few
months.
The Keota news., 1912-12-06
Notice

Notice
Lost, strayed, or Stolen: Light bay
mare, white star in forehead, branded
*, weight around 1000 lbs.
Would be very glad of any information
concerning her, please inform,
C. L. Tunison, Osgood, Colo.
Relinquishment For Sale
Splendid piece of land, 1-2 miles
southwest Of Keota, $500 if taken soon.
Particulars of j. A. Rumsey, Keota.
For Sale
Good hard yellow dent corn at Soc per
bushel (75 pounds) at B. F. Rhoadarm-
ers's, 2 1-2 miles north of Keota.
Mrs. D. w. Earnest spent Thanks
giving week with her daughter in
Greeley,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
SaS Ehal abndrtS.

Sublur.- SIN ieiner am lssten Don'
neritas abssbulteneu 9eusralueriamm.
lung ermdblte Der SdweiSer Wtdnner'
DIOR Die fOlssnOsn 8sumten fiir Oas lau'
fenoe Sabr: Prdiioeut, Seiuri6 y.
Strsun; giBs PrdiiOeut, pans @pr;
Sdriftfibrer, Seiurtf Ott; Sdas'
meiiter, Wsldlor uou8erSeu ; @eianss'
lsbrer, Wsldior Sliibmanu Isabel,
0atter Deutid; 8ierfu4s, Msl&iOr
Reioer. Der ausideiosnoe Yraiioent,
9err @aSpar Stt, Der ben Ssrein pdb'
rsnO Der lssten ssbu Sabre 10 ieseus'
reid seleitet bate, lsbnte cine 8ieoer'
mabl poiitiu alb uno wuroe tn auerten'
nuus isiner 8eroienlte gum Gbrsu'Prd'
f%ioenten erwdblt, cine Gusjetdnuns,
Die rpobl psrbisnt lit. Sbidon Eoo uuo
Des,u9 Dem Wdunsr4or man1es liebe
Wfit9liso Seraubt baben, bat er bod
itstise 5Ortiaritte semadt. STR ben
ndditen Mtouat plant oerielbe Elm So
m%ilienfeit, fir wsldss SObu Dsiniuser,
Sobn Rufibaa l.. uuO Sobn Ruftba&
2. bic %sssisusten SOrbsrsttuusen trsf'
fsn.-Dis Bibettluiis Der Osuti&su 60.
Sir1e babier nirb ON 20. Sauuar cine
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der 9irde ab'
baltsn. fur wslas elm Invertebrates PrO'
gram ausseurbsitet miro. Sobn Ser'
ger BON of @rOus Strass srlttt am
Donnsritas in Der Eaplor 5sds jtsn'
lid idlimme Ssrlssuusen, iasiut fi4
absr i'm WtOiss EuplOr 9oipitul su ere
bOlsn. - Poitmsiftsr Ebomas, Der TN
Burns Soipitul In scranton iia elmer
Operation u%utsrporfsn bate, wirO I'm
gaufs bisier WO4s bsimfebrsu fOnuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
0cn 4eter8bura.

- GlS iSrau Sobn 9eil BON Paul
apsnus. 63 Sabre alt, uorlesten Wfitt'
mod sinises @sidirr pom eiHsm Rssal
bsrabluussn wolte, itiirjts iie uon BEN
Stubls uub purbe b6s uerlest. 8eioe
Sanosslente nurbsn usrrsntt, Der S6r'
per ,sriauuOeu uuO iis aud inusrlia
usrlest, 10 oaB man oas i4limmite bee
firdtete.
- Srau @liiabstb Suulsp, pslds
Dor 95 Sabren in DsutiAlano ssbOrsn
purOs uno Sc SABRE long an GaplOr
apsnus mobnbuft mar, lit am Wtcnta9
in Dem WtalOnsp Ssim i'm Sioroenbe
geltorben. Sie piro uou einem Sobn
uuO swsi EO&tsru iibsrlsbt unO bic
Bsiissuus iuno am Disuitas i'm Dun'
more 5rieObofe itatt.
- Su Der DOuusrftuS absnb ab9s'
baltsusn Subrss'g eriummluns Der su.
lutb. ct. Petsr's 9smeiuOe wuroen bic
folssnoen Truitses erudblt: @briitian
@amiu, Srant Dsttsnmspsr. 5erbinano
Stenbsr, gilbert Wotista, Srso. Dtsbl,
Sreo. Gebefino unb Wiuiam 8ebsr.
Die uOrsslestsn Ssrtdts seistsn, oaB
bic @smsinos mebr pie ie juuor bliibte
unb f9 i'm bsutbar beiten 5uitanb be-
finbst, ipsl6ss Rsiultat unSwsifslbaft
benz 8irten BON PaitOr Paul Summer
%su,uidrsibsn 1T, Der iit alssmsinsr
8slisbtbsit e%rfreut.
- Srau DorOtbsu Quito. Dittwe
oss Sissfrisb Quito. Der LANCE Sabre
an Der @de pom 9adamanna uuo Penn
auenues Gin 3leioersei4aft betrisb uns
3ulsst @sri1tsoisuer mar, 1T friib an
Donnsritas Worsen In ibrsr 8obnune
on PrsSeott aueuue i'm alter BON 79
Sabrsu s%sftOrbeu. ua@Osm iis felt feds
Wodsu an ben 5olgen siues S6lasai'
fulss fritii9 baruisOsrlaS. Die Ser
itorbsne. welde pom 6ret E6htern uni
sinsm SObne iiberlebt wiro, mar IL
DsutidtanO ssbOrsu, absr i6On iibel
elm babies Sabrbunosrt In amerift
pObubuft. Die BserOisuus funO on
SOuutas giudmittus i'm iiOii6sn 5riso
bof In DunmOre itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

Wir bitten hermit iol4s uuisrer uer'
ebrten abouuenten, wsl4e Elm Sahr obsr
barber fiir Oas -DOdsublatt. idulbsu,
ur,s ben 8stras sufommsu 5u lafsn,
oenu mir babsn 6as @elb u6tbis uuo
gang sepiB usroieut. User ui&t ielbft
uoripreaen Fam. 1T ssbsteu. ben BE
tras per ROft si~usuisnosn. Das Ssiu&
srfOlet. neil mir ssssuwdrtis uuS i4ou
felt einissr Belt ieiusu Solicitor batteu
unb BEN rssuldrsn PsriOuul Der Office
bic 3sit fsblt. gu fOasftirsn. 90 wtiroe
uus uisl 3situsrIuit sripart, ueuu bic
esisr uoriprs&en uuc bsSublsu wiirosu'
sbs bic Saulo su bod auflauft.
a4tun9suoI,
Der Straus9eber. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

iiustsu Hei6es: ROOn, Wtoltts unb
Bismard.
gBus Der 10. Sanuur 1871 fir OaS
oeuti6s Solt beosutete, bas fam es erit
isst srfsuneu, uadbsm es ben Bid fret
riidwarts uuo uorpdrts idweifen luiien
fam, Der Deutihe erfsuut. oaB Die
JtatlOn pobl niemuls bOber 9eitiesen lit
unO taum ismuls bOber itei9en uiro.
ais ss an isuem Oeufwiroisen Gage
itanO, ba Saiier Wilhslm l. oas @inise
Dsutide Reib uoaeuoete uuo in Die
@irtlidtsit %einfibrts. Wttt Stol, nno
YspunOsruns miro Oubsr bic Nisbsr'
tsbr Oss 10. Sunuurs ale 9erssn En-
tiilen uno lie mubusn, treue VerDalter
oes bintsrluiIsusu @rbsuts ju iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
OieE elspbOnnummer Oss- 8Odsnblait
1T isst $500 (nsuss).

- SOhn 3. gaOwis pom 4 Gents
uno 3. 6. 8reen & Co., Pus'
uaarenbdnoler on 0pomins apenus.
fiuO bsios am WOntus als bancroft
ertlart morosn.
- @sssn Die Scranton SrOn 8orts
@apouie Nuenue 1T am 6rsitag elm
8antsrottuerfabren sinssleitst mOroen
uuo Elm Wtaiisuerwalter piro sruaunt
meroeu.
- Staotanpalt Dapis bot ertlGrt,
oaB isne @siesuorlase, pslde siner adt
Stunoen Gag fir ftdbtii9s anseftellte
uoridrsibt, idOn Dor ldnssrsr 3sit als
uutonltitutiouel ertldrt puros.
- Gin Sruub In sinsm lluratbbau.
fen in benz oORpeltsn 8obuhaus bes s.
U. Cullen an Sarriiou Npsnue ri1tete
am DOuusritps Wtittus siusn SdaOen
BON s 400 AM
- Der stpa 80 Sabre alts So .Utc.
ytsalis BON Sort Serbs. elm erie 8rem.
fer, slitt am 5reitas YOrmittas uuf isi'
mem 3u9 ju Uimmsrs aus uno fisl
unter Die &dosr, Die ibu 10 i6limm uer'
lsstsn, bob sr balo ourauf iturb.
= Dem Suuiirer Srauf Guftics bon
Soreft @ltp mustsn Donnsritas Mor'
gen I'm Staat Soipital beioe Siise aus
putirt nsroen, naAoem ibm bieielben
Gags juuor srfroreu pursn, als err &C.
iwuussu wuroe, orsi Wfeilen barfuB 3u
laufsn. @r lturb an Samitas.
- Sin nadldifser Gnssiteltsr usr'
uriudts am Srsitus gtudmittas in BEN
@rbsei6OB BON Seipcr & 8OdrOtb an
Sprucs StraBe oaourd einsu 8rano,
iubem er elm brsnneuoes Streidbol3 IN
Datum" mari. oas iofort %uuffummte
@be ieooh bic alarmirte S%euermebr elm
trai, battsu elm puur elmer SBuiisr BIZ
Slammsn 9eoampft.
- als 5raulsin Wturis S'Sara bot
aOams Gusnue am 5reituS abenb bi
StruBs bel BaibinstOn ausnue uni
Spruce Strubs frsuSts, fam elm losse
r%iiieuss Pfero oss 3. s. Guild aussrai
uno raunts Die tunes Dame niebsr. 81
wuros berum ssrOGlt uuO ssssu bel
Rinnitsiu 9eftoseu, enttum aber mi
uubeOeutenben Serlssunssn, isbo9 CT
belt ie cine fturfe Observation-Disclosures
- Der idbrli9s Masisnbaa be
SCRANTON 9ieOerfrauj tpirb aui Mou
tag, ben 10. Sebruar, In Der 8ereine
bale a~bsebalteu peroen. Das NIT be
arrangements bstraute @omtte beftet
aus ben Ssrrsu 5rsO. 6. 8sins. Sob
8ruuusr, g. 8. Wubsnspa4sr, 81
9Onrsmau&e unb Siftor g. @tn,e
uuo usriprt&t, cine s~slunsens unb GID,
jsnos 5sfti&lsit ID urransirsu.
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rs. :;'. 3: oS c..; =. : -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
@anne Gpnntp.

SunesbaIe. - Das ole -Geb Stone
Srout1 befannte @ebdube an Wtain
StraBe purOe am Sonntas WOrssn
uouitduOiS ourd 5euer 3eritOrt uuo Der
Ssrluit pirb auf iiber $4,000 ssiddst
-Sn ibrer Bohuuns on @bsrrp Riose
ROuO lit friib Samitas MOrseu Srau
Safob 8aIss I'M rs. 2sbsusiabrs burh
ben Cob abberufsu worben. ole wiro
uou elmer Sumilie bon erua4isneu obj
nen uno E61tern iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
BUR aetGaigea Seadtaag.

g8is iaOn felt GINGER 5eit anse'
iiuOist, bsfiuOst iid bic Offcs uub
Drudersi bss Scranton BO4snblattA
nunmsbr 1877 SatiOro Court, brett
bintsr benz Sotsl Sermpn unb an bas
@afs Oss Ssrru Ssrmaun Sosolin biu'
ten a~usrsu,eub. Die ueue Sage bot
spsi Bortbsile-srftsus 1T bas @si&dft
su sbsusr @rbs uub man brau4t feline
Erspps iu srftsiseu uub sreitsns lisgt
ss I'm bergen bes @si4dfts5eutrnms
Der StaOt. @ir sriu&su unisrs iDsr'
then 3unoeu. fi& bic cage 80 uotirsn
unb uus siusn Bsiu@ ubjuftatteu.
Ole ssinsssa prvoszreslesa ~ ~ saszs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
NiGionensa6e fir ben 6iterreidiiden
SffisierfOnbs.

Baron eugen 8otbidiIS, Der ae.
sentpGrtig aIs 2euttnnt i'm 6. otter.
rei6f6en 9rasonerregiment nttio
bient, miro oemnadit aus benz
9icnIte i6eiSen. @s iino 8erbano.
Iungen i'm 9uee, 6enen 5ufoIae 30.
con RotHdiIo Dem fiirsIi9 s~egriin6e'
ten Observation-Disclosures fir Of.
fiaiere bes q. uno g. Seeres einen BE.
frog bon elmer Mi1icn &ronert gu
iinem mbetpegfiden 8insfuBe Dor
;einem S9ei6en aits benz $eert slrr
Berfiisuns fteIen tuiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
Nemer Gtensrs1nfn6,

SGGHSGL SzGHzs
Die politifdsu Bolfsbseliider fino
INNER an Der Grbstt, BEN Bolfs usber'
rai&uusen 30 bereiten ; bod fino oisis
jumeift im Sntere1e s%eptlisr 3liquerI
uno fauui ie gum Doble Der Stener'
;abler. Die nsusfts MtBseburt ces
republitaniiden Partsifleppsrtbums 1T
ieoo4 fiir bic Steuerlablsr 10 ftorsno
uno uerpirreno. bas ielbft In ben 9rst'
fen uerniiuftiser Republifaner Sariibsr
ssmurrt mtrb. Sc lit iabrslang usr'
iuat worben. bic Stsuerjabluns lu per-
einfahen unb man bate Go enolid TO-
melt ssbraat, bas Orsi Der Stsuern ON
slsi4en Plase uub ju berielbsr 5sit
bejablt tperben fonntsn, unb bic uisrte
sbsnfaus on einem s~ssebsusn Crte.
Gin pom Der lesteu 9esislatur paifirtes
@sfss wirft bic sanje @inri&tuus wie'
Der iiber ben Saufen uuo madt ben
Steuersublern unn0tbiss Sdesrsreien.
Das nsue @eiss trifft folsenoe Ssrftis'
un9en
Stabt' Steueru. = Disie iino am 1.
WGr; fdlis uub Elm ab3uS uou Spei
PrOJent wirb erlaubt, weun inuerbalb
80 Easen besublt. Su ben Wtonaten
april uub Wtai muB Der pole 8stra9
be,ablt wsrben. SIN Stunt miro elm
Straf3uidlas BON bret Yro5eut semaat
uno oaun fur ieoen weitsren WtOnat elm
aufidla9 BON etuem bulbsn Proieut.
Shul' Steuern. - Dieie Iiuo am L.
Suit fdais uub bic 3ublunssfriit ldnft
bis gum 1. Sftober: yiad oisiem Da'
tum erfOlat Elm Strufaufialas pom flint
Projent.
armensS teuern.-D teie f0nuen pom
1. Sftober bis gum 1. Sanuar be3ablt
weroen ; erft uad testerem Datum er'
fol9t elm Strafaufidlag.
County unb Staats Steuern.- Sal
Zig am 1. Sftober. nit einem Straf'
auii6la9 nad Dem 1. Sauuar.
Su betreff Der SduIiteuern 1T be'
itimmt. oae ieoem Steuer3abler cine
idriftlids NuffOrOeruus suseiteut wsr'
Den mus. Bei ben unoeren Steuern
wtro ourtiber nidts 9eiast.
Jtiht senus, oaB our6 oas ansefibrte
neue @sies Die einisermaBen 9ere9elte
StsuerIabIunssfrase iiber ben Suuisn
seporfen nilb, liest uuh bic Wabr'
iheinli9fsit nabe. baB bic orei Steuern,
Die bisbsr an eiuem Plase uuo Su
elmer 3sit be3ablt wsrosu fOnuteu, an
spsi ODER brei ueri&ieosuen Rlaseu be-
,ablt uerben miiiieu.
Ytiemanb bat cine iOlde Serdnoerung
Oes Steuerseieses uerlanst uno uobl
nur @sniss haben uni oieiss Wta9nerf
zines unrsifen Shulbuben 9etpuBt. @S
pdre Der Wtibe wsrtb gu srfabrsn. mel
bel bisisr WtiBssburt @suatter ftauo,
uno er uerbient. baB man ibn auf einsm
3aunrisssl bur4 bic StaOt r%eitet, gum
abi6redsnOen 8eiipiel fiir Vile. bic st'
mo- 4uit baben, bas Bolt burd unniise
9slsss ~ 6ifanieren unb benz Stsuer.
,ahlsr bic 8iirbe nod idwersr iu mo-
den. Srts Basuer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

- Der FOliSsidsf BON Salt Cole
Gitb bat ar1 Samitus uueeOrOust, oas
bort pom Samftas 9iaat nm 10 ubr
bis arn MOutas WOrssu I'm 6 utr
uidt uur ale Birtbiduftsu, iOubsru
iibsrbaupt alls 9dOsn uuO 3iSurrsuusr'
taufsftdube Ssi4lciisu isin mliisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

- Oes .,Eessabistt~ sztskIi ben
ksRea aseals0 ssi9s sah ale isaiisss
Resisisitsa 80 SztsTsse-Nxr e2.oo
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
BANKER is SENT TO PRISON
Former Official q Wnnebago InstitU
ton Pleads GuIgHy to Charge Of
Grand Larceny.

Harry w Parker, former vice presi.
dent of the Winnebago State Bank OF
Commerce, was sentenced in district
court at Blue Earth to an indeter-
inmate term in the state prison for
grand larceny. Parker, who was il
dicted recently for stealing $4,000
from the bank, was arraigned and i'm
mediately pleaded guilty.
The sentence calls for his serving
from one to ten years at hard labor.
Parker issued a statement blam.
ing his inability to refuse his friends
loans, no matter what their condition,
in spite of the fact that many times
his better judgment told him to re-
fuse, and making a bitter attack on
the state bank examiners department
Parker says that for two years he
juggled the accounts of the bank,
pulled the wool over the eyes of the
state bank examiners and managed to
cover up his shortages and bad loans
Il want to repeat that I alone am
responsible for the condition the
State Bank of Commerce was in
Neither John Sharp, the president
nor G. A. Bassett, the cashier, had
anything to do with it. / alone am
guilty and will take my punishment
without whimper"
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
EDO ADO

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Willis were Her
man shoppers Tuesday.
Ira Dewitt was a Morris visitor
Monday between trains.
Edith Hoard was absent from school
Tuesday.
The teacher in Dist. 81 is going
to teach Saturday to make up for a
day lost at Thanksgiving.
N. C. Corium expects to start ball
ing fiax-straw for Peter McKinzie
Monday.
N. C. Coruim called at E. Bruins
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. Suess, of Maxville, and
two children visited the latter part of
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. Bruins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dewitt visited
a VIM. Larson's Tuesday.
N. C. Corium. of Norcross. finished
baling hay in section S, Stevens coun-
ty, Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Sanford and sister-in .
law. Mrs. Ida Allen are expected to
arrive home Wednesday from their
visit in Iowa.
C. D. and Walter Hall were Her.
man shoppers Thursday.
Walter Hall called at VIM. Lar
sons Friday.
A. Suess spent Monday night with
VIM. Larson's.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. J. Homo were
Herman shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Franks and son were
Herman shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Willis were Her.
man shoppers Saturday.
AIR. and Mrs. E. Bruins and daugh.
ter were Herman shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Sanford and children
were Herman shoppers Saturday.
Those who attended the card party
at Ira Dewitt's Friday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bruins, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tjaden, Miss Sena Thoren, MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. G. Larson. The
prize winners we're Mrs. VIM. Lar
son first prize. E. H. Bruins frs
prize, Mrs. John Tjahen BOBBY prize
and Fred Willis BOBBY.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
District No. 7.

There will be Christmas tree and
program at Lincoln school. district
No. z, on Friday Dec. 20. Santa
Claus will be there also.
Recitation. The Christmas Message
Mary Bergerson.
Solo, Hush My Babe-Edna Church
i'll.
Recitation. Poor Santa Claus-Ray
more Waller.
Reading, His Gift-Antonla Olson.
Play, Kris Kringles' Children
Hans-Clarence Brandt.
Observation-Disclosures Erickson
Fairy Edna Churchill.
Swiss Child-Fred Baumgartner.
Dutch child-Laura Bergerson.
Russian Cnild-Emil Erickson.
French Child-Alfred Peterson.
English Child-August Baumgart.
ner.
Swedish Child-Hazel Waller.
Irish Child-Gina Johnson.
American Child-Walter Baum
gartner.
Recitation. The Tardy Santa Clau:
Willie Churchill.
Recitation, The Visit of St.
Nicholas-School.
Mable Peterson, Teacher.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
HELP WANTED IN MORRIS
And Furnished By the Help of
Morris People.

Those who suffer with kidney back
ache, urinary ills or any little kidney
or bladder disorder, want kidney help.
Who can better advise than some
Morris resident, who has also suf-
fered, but has had relief. Morris
people recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here's one case and there are
many others.
Mrs. William burst, E. First St.
Morris, Mimi, says: "I as well as
other members of my family, had at
tacks of pain in the back and trouble
from the kidney secretions. We were
told to try Doan's Kidney Pills and
upon doing so were gratified with the
prompt relief they brought. Now,
whenever any of us suffer from kid
ney trouble, we take few doses OF
Doan's Kidney Pills and are quickly
relieved. NV health has been excel
lent since / first took Doan's Kidney
pile" 81
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. s '
Remember the meme oar's-and
lsHe 30 other. adv.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
STEP TO REFORM COURTS
Minnesota Governor Names Commits
sion Of Twelve.

Minnesota Governor Names commIs-
sion Of Twelve.
AS the first step in his plan to SIM
pity court procedure and make ap-
plicatiOn of the law more rapid and
direct Governor Eberhart of Mime
sofa named a commission of twelve
well known jurists and attorneys to
confer and make recommendation to
be embodied in his message to the
1913 session of the legislature Chief
Justice Elect c. L. Brown is chairman
of the commission and the personnel
is as follows:
Judge H. L. Brill, ST Paul; Judge
w. E. Hill, Minneapolis; Judge H. B.
Dibell, Duluth; Judge w. S. McClena-
han, Brainerd; Attorney John G. Will
Jams of Duluth, president of the State
Bar association; Attorney Frank B.
Kellogg, st. Paul; Attorney John B.
Atwater, Minneapolis; Attorney Pierce
Butler, st. Paul; Attorney H. L. Smith,
Mankato; Attorney George P. Elan
merry, Minneapolis; Attorney H. c.
Carlson, Albert Lea.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
DONNELLY HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Perkins
were Morris callers last Friday.
Mrs. j. c. Phifer. Miss Alice
Kloos, DIR. Whittemore and Miss
Fayne Smith were Morris callers Sat-
urday.
Mrs. j. E. Peterson was a Morris
caller Saturday.
Mrs. John Hilla was a Morris
caller Saturday.
Miss Jacobson and Miss Maggie
Hendrich were Morris callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son were
Morris callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz enjoyed a plea
SAINT visit from Mrs. V. Sobieck, of
Dilworth, a few days of last week
George Erickson was a Morris call
er Saturday.
Mrs. John Harding was a Morris
caller Saturday.
Albert Smith and Miss Jennie Olson
were Morris visitors last week.
Eric Peterson and Charley Swanson
were Morris callers Saturday.
Mrs. Erstad was a Morris caller
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wartman were
Morris callers Saturday.
George Olson was Morris visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. W. Smith is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. J. W. Bloom left Wednesday
morning for st. Cloud to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Bob LeSage.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and children at
tended the wedding of her sister, Miss
Title, at Pepperton Wednesday after
noon.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

Mrs. S. T. Erdahl, Peter. Ida and
Esther Erdahl visited at Morke's Sun
day afternoon.
Moses Strand was a Herman caller
last Saturday.
Mrs. Gus E. Anderson visited at
Meyers Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson
were Morris visitors last Saturday.
Roy. Albin and Amanda Munsen
left Tuesday morning for the cities
wnere they will spend their Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morke and children
visited at Gus E. Anderson's Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred King and
Alfred England visited at Olaf Killing S
at Saturday evening.
Mary. Ida, Lena and Julius Sperr
visited at Gregerson' Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rylund, of Alex
andria. who has been visiting relatives
here for some time, left last Wednes-
day evening for Thief River Falls
where they will also visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sperr visited at
Danielson's Sunday.
Carl HoIcworth, OF S. D., is visit
ing at Sperr's.
Miss Alma Gregerson, the Erdahl
young folks. also Moses Strand visit
ed at Munsen's Sunday evening.
Cyrus Ortman. Joe Weltzin and Ray
Emery visited at Sperr's Sunday.
Miss Mary Erdahl was Morris
visitor Saturday.
The Munsen young folks. Margaret
Failey and Albin King visited al
Days Thursday evening.
Mr.. Morke called on Luiken's Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. Fred Sperr, herman. Marx
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
HEAD OF WESTERN MISSIONS
Very Rev. j. p. Moran Dead at Mime.
apolis After Brief Illness.

Very Rev. j. P. Moran, o. P, P. G.,
of Holy Rosary church. Minneapolis,
died unexpectedly at ST. Marys hos
pital in the Mill City, W2ere he had
been for treatment abou. d week. He
had preached weeks mission at New
Prague, Mimi, and On his return. not
feeling well, went to the hospital to
recuperate. While in the hospital his
health improved and he was about to
depart when he suffered a sinking
spell from which he never rallied
During the thirty years of his priest
hood Father Moran hello many impor-
tant Offices in the Dominican order.
At the time of his dealt he was sub
prior of Holy Rosary convent and
head Of the Western missions. The
latter Office he held for twelve years.
He was well known through all the
states of the Northwest and an I'M
firing, jealous missionary.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
PosroFF1cE HOURS.

Week days, a. m. to Q p. m.
Sundays, II a. m. to.12noon. F. ]. Nc
P. N.
Morris tribune., 1912-12-20
LODGES.

LODGES.
n. W. No. 1855. meets; first Saturday
t4se month az WakgOmer H6n &c b my