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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

You've made rousing success OF IT.
got big name as art collector-made
| lost of money and all that"
Underwood impatiently interrupted
him.
tits impossible, Jeffries. Things are
little hard with me. too. just now.
You'll have to wait for that $780,"
Howard grinned.
"'Tafnt the $3.50, old man, didn't
want that l want couple Of thou
sand"
Underwood could not help laughing.
"A couple of thousand? Why not
make 1t million?"
Towards demand struck him es be-
ing SO humorous that he sat down con-
vulsed with laughter
Looking at him stupidity, Howard
helped himself to another drink.
1T seems I'm hit" he said with
grin.
Underwood by this time had recov-
cred his composure.
80 you've done nothing since you
left college?" he said.
NO" answered Howard. II don't
seem to get down to anything. My
ideas won't stay in one pace. l got
job as time-keeper, but I didn't keep
it down week. l kept the time all
right, but 1t wasn't the right time"
Again raising the glass to his lips, he
added: They're so beastly particu-
lar"
you keep pretty good time with
that" laughed Underwood, pointing to
the whisky.
Howard grinned In drunken fashion.
TITS the one thing / do punctually,"
he hiccoughed. 81 can row, swim.
play tennis, football, golf and polo as
well as anybody, but III be damned If
I can do anything quite as well as
can do this
What do you want $4,000 for?" de-
manded Underwood.
I've got an opportunity to go into
business. l want $4,000 and l want
it deuced quick"
Underwood shrugged his shoulders.
why don't you go home and ask
your father?" he demanded.
His visitor seemed offended at the
suggestion.
What" he exclaimed, with comic
surprise, after being turned out like
dog with young wife Cd my hands!
Not much-no. I've Injured their
pride. You know father married a
second time. loaded me down with
stepmother. She's all right, but she's
so confoundedly aristocratic. You
know her. Say, didn't you and she
wasn't there some sort of an engage
ment once? Seems to me /"
Underwood rose to his feet and abb
ruptly turned his back.
I'D rather you wouldn't get person
AL" he said CURLY. Sitting down at a
desk, he began to rummage with some
papers and, turning impatiently to
Howard, he said:
Say, old man, I'm very busy now.
You'll have to excuse me-"
If Howard had been sober he would
have understood that this was a pref
ty strong hint for him to be gone, but
in his besotted condition. he did not
propose to be disposed of so easily.
Turning to Underwood, he burst out
with an air of offended dignity:
Underwood, you wouldn't go back
on me now. I'm an outcast, pariah,
a derelict on the ocean OF life, as one
of my highly respectable uncles wrote
me. His grandfather was an iron pud-
der" With drunken laugh he went
on: Doesn't 1t make you sick? I'm
no good because married the girl. II
l had ruined her life I'd still be a
decent member of society"
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11
CO Id S
CURED IN ONE DAY

AS rule. few doses of Munyon's Cold REM
edy will break up any cold and prevent pneu
most instantly: Price rs cents at any druggists
or sent postpaid.
If you need Medical advice write to Munyon's
Doctors They will carefully diagnose your case
and give you advice by mail. absolutely free
Address Professor Munyon. 5Srd and jefferson
streets. Philadelphia, Pa.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11
Manila Oil Plant Loss Million.

MANILA.-The Standard Oil COM
pany's main storage plant here has
been destroyed by fire. Three large
petroleum warehouses and one for the
storage of gasoline were burned. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

The foreign trade of Australia is
growing by leaps and bounds. 1t is
now more than $50,OO0,OOO in excess
of what it was three or four years ago.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

ONLY ONE "BRoMo QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for the signature of e. w. GROVE. Used the
World over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

Whenever you have pain think of
Hamlins Wizard Oil. For Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Stomach Ache and
many other painful ailments there is
nothing better.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

A recent discovery in Ireland indi-
Gates the presence of large area rich
in copper, sulphur and arsenic.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11

Real optimism isn't apt to be en-.
cased In dress suit
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-04-11
Ioods
SarsapariIIa

Is the most effective medicine
for the complete publication
of the blood and the complete
renovation of the whole sys-
tenn. Take it this spring.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07

Camphor gum. puiverized. "a
teaspoonfui.
rour over these " pint OF warm
water. Let them dissolve. Then
strain through a cheesecioth. Keep
W bottle and wash the eyes twice
= day' oftener II n>sded. with this:
using an eyecup turned up and
opening the eye In IT, A piece Of
cotton may be dipped into the liquid
end the eye be bathed with II be-
tween these morning and evening
"pIunges" Of the eye into the cup.
d. II. writes me: II would like TO
know what to do for my hair. L
used hair dye and suppose did not
use 1t right. for 1t turned my hair
green"
Follow the foregoing directions
for dyeing the hair with henna-
Else wait unity nature has time to
turn the hair back to its natural
color.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07
Beauty Questions Ane,,ered

r. 8. asks; Please tell me thu
simplest way to prepare and apply
henna."
Place one heaping handful OF
henna In quart Of water and boil
1t down until 1t makes a pint. Keen
In bottle and dab on the part OF
the hair that Ii growing gray.
L. N. complains OF an infiamed
condition Of the eyes that causes
them to become Redeemed and de-
tracts from their beauty. First,
stop whatever strain you are i'm.
posing upon your eyes. You your.
self are the best Judge Of whether
you are reading by a dim light, or
reading In bed. or continuing too
steadily at any task that strains
the eyes. While removing the cause
use this:
eoraeie acid POWDER I teaspoon
full.
Salt N tsaspoonfui. tsg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07
Rv Nine. Lima Cavalieri.

IF l were ever encuuoeTeu pF
l too much flesh I should first
give the rice treatment a
thorough trial. II Is simple and
cheap and has the merit OF not re,
ducing too rapidly. so that the facial
muscles have time to adjust them
selves to the new conditions and
the skin Of the face to also adjust
itself. preventing the haggardness
and aged look that follow too rapid
reduction.
The rice cure can be explained In
line. II consists In an exclusive diet
o. rice and milk. or rice with lit
tie butter and salt to make II palat-
able. II Is q ieIsureiy. and for that
reason hesIthfui, treatment. A
young woman OF my acquaintance
rid herself Of two pounds week by
this diet until abe had diminished
her weight by the desired ten
pounds. have no doubt. had she
continued. she could have reduced
Indefinitely by that scale. She ate
three large bowls Of rice day.
Each bowl constituted one OF her
three daily meals. The rice was
covered with skin, milk. Had she
chosen. she could have eaten II
with little butter and salt.
A fad In ostend and at some os
the German cures IL to wrau the
limbs and other fatty portions In
white muslin or linen cloths that
have been boiled In VINEGAR. They
are wrapped around the Heshy pon
tIors Of the body as hot as tho
cloths can be endured. When
they cool they are replaced
by others or they are Dipped
once more into the VINEGAR
This treatmen. Is continued for a.
feast twenty minutes and some Of
the faddlste employ II three times o
day. II has certain value. for
there 10 no question about the alb
sorptfve power Of the skin. But its
foes are sure that II makes the skin
yellow.
IN Germany II BEING attenpted a
method that would make for health
and healthy thinness In America
German physicians advise the &c.
adjustment IN each town Of fruit
depots, II these depots or rooms
were generally established and
man or woman could drop In at on.
OF them for luncheon a. easily as
ne or she now eatis at a restaurant
where fastoning potatoes. puddInus.
pastry and licuors are served ther.
would be benefit to the genera,
health.
Summer IN the best season for 70.
cnct!on. for three reasons FRS.
one of the greatest agents for 40.
stroy'ng excess flesh Is pure all.
and one may get all she wishes of =,
at this season. IF circumstances
permit you to leave the cities ths
country air will aid IN diminishing
your girth. -~
second reason why snmmer is
the best season for reduction =,
weight Is that we need and cravs
less food in this season. and, be-
sides the food Is of a lighter ma.
tare and contains more acid than
In Winter.
Ono fashionable Parlsienne be.eok
herself to her chateau last r,nr.n
sor ner annual rebuilding and for
tho first three weeks lived e~ct,,
s'veiy on grapes and slept In =,
open air chamber on the roof ~ ..r
country nome. She grew clear O,
SKIN and iissone az airl.
A third reason for utilizing Sum.
nner IN your reduction treatment IL
that II 10 the season which favo,.
perspiratIon. And fat flown fror,
our body on the streams Of persph
ration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07

One 60 dark, the other 80 fair. They
are wearing two OF my favorite
models. my wish" dresses. The fair
one has a dainty little cobwebby
frock A sheer white lace over flesh
colored satin. There are touches Of
brilliant white satin In skirt and
Bodice. 1t Is the quaintest kind OF
an 1919 model, high belted. with q
bunch OF tiny rosebuds tucked In at
the left. The apron OF lace. with
its charming bits OF pockets, il
fetching conceit. Stockings OF pale
pink and tiny slippers OF pale blue!
The hat and sunshade match the
satin slippers. blue as blue forget-me~
nots. This little wish" girl always
makes me think Of spicy pinks and
tender forget me-nots.
The other little girl, the brown
eyed maid. has n smart afternoon
coat and skirt OF the palest by
drangea blue charmeuse. II is mads
with slightly draped skirt The
very chic Jacket has a peplum. There
are touches OF wafer green satin The
hat is pale pink taffeta bound with
dari. green. and trimmed with .
wreath Of old.fashioned flowers.
The first little wish" girl. being
blonde, IL quaint The second. being
brunette, Is smart, chic. Brunettes
should never attempt quaintness--
that should be left for blondes.
Cnarmeuse II used for the slippers
instead OF satin. And. by the way.
u dnd that OF all branches for drap-
ing. charmeuse is the most graceful
aud the sHost snpria
Az to evening gowns. Paria IL pre-
claiming Its favor for bright-but
not altogether beautiful--shade OF
sulphur yellow, though / doubt
whether Its popularity win carry
across the Channel. where, how
ever, some of the less startling
shades OF yellow will doubtless DO
worn. Then there 10 new green
called ''Maiachite" which 10 des-
tined and likely to be something OF
a rival to emerald t.nts. while
though carrot red" certainly
sounds somewhat prosaic. not to
say unattractive. as the description
of another fashion favored color.
You will find the reality more In
spring I fancy. more especially too,
when 1t is softened by draperies
and veilings of the lace. which
nowadays--and nights too---puts In
an appearance on practically every
gown and garment.
The lace fashion. has In fact de-
veloped into positive furore. and
even the tailor made suit Is taking
unto itself. lace collars and frilled
lace revers. In order not to DO "out
OF It," 30 that practically every
make IL in demand. from the finest
chantilly And shadow laces to the
heavy, boldly broidered "Micareme"
varieties. while one and all are be-
ing shown, too, In widths ranging
from a wide bead" edging to
knee deep dounce.
. 2@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07
ByMme Lima ayalieri T he Greatest Living Beauty
I82--Cures for
Encumbering
Flesh

II ANGLING the world for the best
* methods of beauty culture Mime.
Cavalier brings US from Japan to-
day simple method Of reduction OF excess
6esh. Who has ever seen fat japanesee
Or If be has seen that rare sigh. has not
Known tha, tina, weishty native OF the
Flowery Isle has departed from the dietehe
habits Of his .ounirys
Give the rice treatment a thorough
rial" sdvise. this CREATES, Of beauty eulMr-
is,s. 1T is simple and cheap and has the
meri, Of not reducing too rapidly. so tina,
he facial museles have hns to adjust
themselves 10 the new conditions. prevent
ing the aged look tina. follows too rapid
reduction"
The German fruit room. and the French
grape diet she also describes in this article
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07
Feminine Charity.

tlrst teinaaS--is isn't possIpta NJ
Second Ditto-Trua. j assure yoN
Butt
Il heard her say only yesterday thAo
she was twentyseven."
Then how old must she have heau
when she was bornf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07

i i was late in getting up. and then
ne cut himself white shaving. So he
cached the BREAKFAST table scowiirz
oiackly.
Look here. Mary he said GROSSLY
to his wife; you've made me late
again. and I asked you specially u
wake me up at g."
And 1 did call you at by MP
watch" said Mary calmly.
Then your watch must be SLOW"
Well 1 can't help that, l asked you
what time IL was when you came homo
last night My watch said IL was !
o'clock, but you said 1T was only mid
night SO l set my watch right ~
you'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

tclt Oh ldNpcioen, mcnn lie blttello
Sir Nc1eitiibcr ltuno?"
.Stol5 rulb %erlnllgclt lladl Nad)c
tciieatcn mcill bclicrca Sclblt."
,llnb Scincn Stpljr npfcrtc't III
ons @~cbenagliif circr Ssnlt, Die Gid)
mic criiitlid, bclcioiat. Sit Snpp
Garrett bcrcita p%crnl1blt?"
r9tcin, lie mil crit fulnmcllbcS
Nriihiohr iid' yonaton %pcrm0hlet."
go bore mid, %icb: oielc Scl-
roth bari nidt itottfiNhcn. lclll
SdppciNcu lii %iiinoboft, I'll DarfIt
niiicntlid, ltid,t jnAebrn. oob Saop
Garrett lid, an cllleit &crbrcd)cr
lucopirit. Sein llnrcd)t mar 9roB,
Seontinc. Geinc Siibne mniB clt-
ipredcnb icin."
@ic elm Struhl Der Npiinun9
Icud)tctc q, in Yepiltillcn's Nllgc.
o%ernioa id, ill liihncn? Ger
Trcis mcinca Scbels id)clllt mir
llId)t 81 hodl."
oSit begtnglt ell 'grail'dmca llrs
rcd)t an Dem urnlen Mclclt, Oaa
5peiielnO mo bittcnO 5u Sir fam,
III bGtteit menigilcnS 10 picl clt-
biillcl miiiiet, nm Oerl @e0nllfcn oil
bicic Che ltumDglld, jil mnfcn.
albcr ous ioll inns nid,t ld)eloel,
Sicb. lueuun Gu tbull miuit, mas id)
Sir porId,laac."
Sic foltete Die &1llbe luie I'M
@cbet.
sd mill slles tbltn, mas Oh
bon mir %ucrlangIt."
so gebc nad) Garrea Court uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

nld)t bon ibm laiicn, D 8ott, ld)
tam i'm tld)t perlieren."
Mit iplloen @eb rang lie Die
Sanoc.
- meinc SiinOe. mcin llurcdt, "
ltobntc Seontine. Sic perilld)tc oic
ln9lildlid)c 81 troitelt; Sabp Gar-
rell aber marOte iid) nit Der Gncr.
gle Der &er5weiflung bon ibr ob.
sd CLAUDE es nidt!" id)ric lie
ailf, ves lit eit i~d)Gnolides @cpebe
BON SosDeit nno Siige. Sic mollcll
mein irrnges slid, mein 2eben ser,
ItDrelt! Sord! Sas lit SSfar'a
Stimmc! aomnet Sic, iagen Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
III 'eillcr 0cgcnmort, mas Sic
elltbilllt."
,S " u
36, &apitcl.

Dit bcgriin0etem Stollllcn
iiiQtc ocn aopitGu DER iid) linn
tcnbe 9lnblid. %or INN ltan0 =
Garrett, bleldl, nit bcbenocll
pen, oas blouOc @oor 9cloit, z,
tine an Der @onb rllO ME I'M u
bate oicie 10 crregt 9eid,icncll. !
r@itte, &opitdlL molten Sic
bierber benliiben," Iprod) Oil,
Gortiesuna aiif Der a. Seitc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

tbeile 9aop Garrett s(aes nit, mas
beiltc Su mir geIagt."
rllno penn lie mir nid,t glalbt?"
go bait Oh menigltens Seine
Eiliht getbun. &eift lie &apitGn
2on9ton Damn nod Die SanO, 10 lit
es nidt mebr Seine Sfulo. Ger
Shritt miro Cir llebcrmilloung
foiten. Sieb, uber es lit oas Gin5ige
ipomit iii 9eine Sebler lilbnen
%tannIt."
,llno ou baiielt mid, tidt?"
y9teir, i6 liebe Did Inn 10 mebr.
Gin Ser5, Oas Wutb bat, leine
Climber sil befennel, mo oen
@rnidl, baiiir SIT biiBen, lit piel
perth. @enn 9u getban, mas id,
bon Sir miinide, mlBt III aild) ben
Gag beitinumell, Der inns pereint.
Ofit gliifitrablenOen Bid iab lie 81
ibm oli. Morgen gebe id nad)
Garrett Court; mir it, uls fGnoe id)
feline Hltbe, che i1 Selina 9ewarnt."
@os Stols unb Gnfcgier ai,f)
ii6cr lie permoft, Der Siebe @uns
oermaltcn iollte slacS iiibnen. WtiB
| Settings mar iiber Seontinen'S Cut.
idltb, nod Garrett GOilrt 5l geben,
Iebr peripunOert. ,
.allcin foimel Sic nid)t reiien."
luonOte lie elm, lid meroc Sle be
gleltcn."
Sicbfoieno le9tc Seontinc Den Arm
Inn Oct Sola Der treuen G~r5leberin.
,&criiiden Sic nid,t. mid 5lriid-
5uholtcn," Bat lie, prnb loIien Sic
MIDI ollein gebet. Sd bcging in
Garrett Court Gin grobeS llnred)t
um0 mlb srriidfebrcn, eS gut 81
MAIDEN. 9lllcin MIR fam id) e.
tbrn."
.SSiiniden Sic Sbre Madvc 81
iiihncn. 9ecntinc?" fragtc MiB &ait-
ingS crnit.
mSa: Sic m%iliien mid ober allcIll
gebcn loiien nlo iucnlt id) Dieocr-
febre. peroe i6 Sbnen ctlpaS iagen,
oas Sic ireltGn miro"
Nib Settings fiiBte lie.
IS lit, luie id) INNER oad,te,"
io9tc lie 5u iid ielbii, rbie Siebe
pirft @rntOer IN ibrem Ser5en."
9oop Garrett iaB ollein IN ibrenl
| 3immer. Der Gag neigte lid 81
Gnoe. 81 ibrcr ircuoigGn lleber.
ruiduna mar Der &opitGu unermor-
tet olaelanat. Gr muBtc, lem aui-
entbolt olli Dem Shloiic fOnlte
mGbreno Nib Saltinga slbpcienbcit
! nidt ilattiinoem mo nor nui Sclldl
bel Cir Ycter @leul. Ncutc molltC
Scr aupitGn Die NbcnOinnben nli
Sarrcll Gourt perlcbcit, mnb Snbg
! Sorrell lhuriifte i'd. chen Iilr ibi,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

Die Mfiiiiunare nnb arn,en Nen=
befebrten IN Snbien bitten quite
Sremnbe bemiitbig nm cine frumme
0abe sur llnteritiitnns Der fatbu=
iiidJen Misunderstanding. GS
tuirb bier fir lebenbe unn abse=
iturbene Wubltbdter tdglidJ sebctet.
@er einen Collar uDer mcbr
%einienbet, crbalt ais beiheibcnen
Sanf cine biibide Gbptp=
srapbic ans ben Miiiiu-
II c H.. auf elmer YDffarte suseianbt.
JrDmmc Waben bittct mait 81
abreiieren an " Dmmer y rpS s.,
! 3ubnaur, Soma, Nmerifa, uber
] brett nh
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-27
FIFTEENTH WARD.

Ds Tan sR SUB " Ss. all mat II ana m M gft
eIy line OF Mt Elliot ave with the sly line Of Wight
sen ses n s WY diTcetion ely q
Elliot ave- $3.50 II 70 place Of besInnins.
F MerSm f s OF e N PsGI o. u
ssusn m Sr al Of sO nat Of BOLTON lot Of v5 the
Within the limits Fort ST. Il extended rear
oan s4m @ So the Of RsT1 iss Lsi the late
sniS'Sys ?9sP%a |
j. WELDON s. Monroe last named sub
MslS% Si So .n ios .. sub y ct q
PAU Buren, wssTioo named itss
p. qepperch waterloo. last named sub............
I Renneck Waterloo n iass named sub
1883 It.
e q the :5S5 g g Of lot Of the sub Of P s i,
a isSd FFsst0R: named
as Of F. Ct 's' y IT. II s1t *
Bank Bank Preston last named Sub
I as ns at the s ms 0 Of
Helen thence 20 IL mnqs; ws
thence n Is degrees minutes e, siS ~ thence n ID
DsSa drato a Pfss q o.
5s follows. bssnGing at point IN the sly lin:
minutes l2a IT. from tho ely line Of said G S7s
rstIo {, to Ina stake =" thence s9 e degrees
stake! thence IS degrees minutes parallel to
esaas to- The 70: y i'fE
OF beginning except the WY ss II thereof
ana 2tsH It and an Fl
OF 4so
C. Miller canGsld, all that part oto Z 80 IN sub Of
point in the Sly line Garfield ave, said point
s ,sGnso 'S' Ss 5G G POINT
min O a 8
Sdssress % minutes about 50 II TO place o. be-
Ems q & s1S sdoas e sls meas AZ .ttcai.d
H and smi's Medium sgS Of a part q part Of lot.
Bg S 1se MS 6a Of lots and 81
Hartman : Forest last sub 1896 Il
i!artman. Forest, las, named named SUI: sub ..
steoheser Forest @ g5T B faTm Nj E9t ave
Decker n. Warren. Lott sub OF part Of o. l. 81 Mel
drum w i1T% n Theodore Rrcwcs SUB Of the ii
acres Of the W. 80 acres OF p G s7s, iylns OF ora
tlot wsiieck n Theodore last named SUB
Uan.: E Ms1Srg% farm Malt SUP OF tho : 1'o IT,
q Is orlepSs n FaTnsworth. last named sub ali that
part 10, OF s .2 Of
smIIanski 5 Palmer. !. Mares sub o l. 81.
rite and Trust Co. palmer last named SUP
w Weiss n Grand boulevard p 9 ga n Of cratIo
ave 80 Of f the WINS p9I h Inc "a O. 10 " %
N :55 Il f. o. lot Co. Mcldrum farm.
SS S@ M ISGS%y last last named named : sub
OF the " 80 Of r. { s7s lying Of Gratio
o. pepper Med9usZ Humans Belt Line addition,
Is6sr' Fsg Y. l sun o. nc Z, 'sTs'
oao wluierhalier Duncan Humans Belt Line addl-
ton 6etng R3rt Of SIS 80,
O. G Bchr. n Harper A. T Fisher o. part OF frsc.
sec ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-27
wARD-econsissea.y

AN Marion W. LasaIle Marion cSmpaus sub. Of o. l.
o OF II. c. 563.
walker a spauidlng LasaIle Bryant walkers SUP OF
az q w ISsaIie last name sub. $4,000.
Iryant Walker Lasalle, Hener Trahams SUB o - ~
II p ~ bg3, u n. farm. w % IL
M ~ BRYAN walkers sub. OF o, L. So sub. OF =
- os't'''' W 80 n.
a khknkel W LAsae Daniel Scotten's sub OF lot 50 ana
All that part OF lot So, lying My % AZ Ky OF ue
n0i. of q J. r.. Campau farm
A. 81 Thelsen Bangor. Hypolite BrosEards SUP OF los
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J. S. Wasmuth and wife visited
with Arthur Crook and wife on Sun
day.
Stella Penrod visited with he1
friend, Pussy Hubbard, from Friday
until Sunday.
Nels johnson and wife of Santiago
visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Magnus, on Sunday.
Stella Penrod of Elk River is here
on a visit to her parents and friends.
From here she will go to Mime
apolis.
The Young Ladies' Aid society
met with Miss Mollie Christianson
on Saturday and will meet with Miss
Cora Hubbard on July 20. ALI are
cordially invited.
A bunch from this burg took in
the ball game at Foley on Sunday
between Foley and Estes Brook, and
declare the game the most interest
ing Of the season.
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SILVER LAKE.

Little Everett Whitney is able to
be out. "
The little Mark boy is much better
at this writing. -
Elmer Whitney and family visited
at Chas. Whitney's on Sunday.
F. A. Lowell and wife were visit.
ing at their sons one day last week.
Mrs. VIM. Sanford visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Mudgett on Mon.
day.
August Henschel has fine crop OF
strawberries this year. He sold Ii
crates on Monday.
[. Mudgett and wife went to Min.
neapolis in their auto last week anC
returned on Saturday.
Edith Merrill came up from Anoks
on Saturday and is visiting hel
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Paul last week. From there she
went to Kankakee, ILL.,, to visit her
sister.
Mrs. Jay Smith and Chas. Lift
and wife motored to Spencer Brook
lon Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Heffner and A. b.
Briggs were passengers on the down
train Tuesday.
Robert Brink drove to Spencer
Brook on Saturday afternoon to visit
for few days
John Magney and wife returned
last week from visit in the western
part of the state.
Quite a number of young people
from here attended the dance at
Sandy lake last Friday night.
Jessie Swanbro came down from
Princeton and visited Mrs. Jay
Smith from Wednesday until Friday
Mrs. III. j Nicholson and daughter,