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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank OF Logan, Utah Will be held in
Its banking rooms on the 18th day Of
January, 1914, at 4 o'clock p. IN. for
the election of directors and the
transaction Of such other business al
may be proper.
ALLAN M. FLEMING, Cashier.
Dated, ut Logan, Utah. December
10, 1913. ..,. ....
Advertisement. .r ia
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
FIG CAKE

Two cups OF sugar, whites OF six
eggs. beaten stiff; one cup Of butter,
one cup Of sweet milk. FIVE cups OF
-four. three teaspoons Of baking pow
der, pinch Of salt. Flavor to taste.
Bake In layers.
Filling: One cup Of figs. cut fine:
one and half cups OF water; boil
figs until tender, pour through a
straaner, using only the juice. meas
ure and use equal amount Of sugar;
boil until It jellies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the estate of Sar-
alt Jane Kirkham, deceased Creditors
will present claims with vouchers to
the undersigned AT his office Farmers
and Merchants Savings Bank, Logan
Utah, on or before the 25th day CT
April, 1914,
W. o, JOHNSON,
Administrator
WALTERS & HARRIS,
Attorneys,
ADV. j24
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

The usual Christmas coal which ar.
rives in Logan each year for distribu-
ton among the poor has not been for.
gotten, and the last Of forty.five tons
was adj placed last evening among the
poor Of this stake through the bishops
OF the various wards in Logan. Provi-
dence and Hyde Park. Mr.. John A.
Hendrickson Of this city was the dom
er of this coal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale between local points, December
10. 20, 81. %. %, "a, 25 and 81. 1918
and January /, 1914; limit January
s, 1914. See agents for rates and
further particulars. ADV. d31
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

a., - 'cnaub Machine Company is
c,n s'ng their name to the LOGAN
r Aur AND SUPPLY co. They
t0. sOlns fine business. Twelve au-
,h,, ."es have just arrived at the
,om, vi overhaul, most OF these cars
INN a., IRON Box Elder county and
p,,,, ereht parts OF Idaho. A fine
osss ae shop equipment and the fine
Ia s.. s employed are attracting
hom =, of automobile owners
d NJ ~ over the country. This firm
LON, uu'ure will be known as the
Main ,t,s 'ase 4 Supply Co. North
street, Logan. Utah. ADV. d25
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
POLL TAX NOTICE

All persons who have not yet paid
their 1918 poll tax must do SO at
once to the road supervisor or city
treasurer or suit will be entered to
recover same. BY order.
Road Supervisor.
N. p. JOHNSON.
ADV II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

The b. Y. c. seems to have at
last struck her stride by defeating
Preston Saturday night In Preston by
me score Of 80 to 10. The game was
keenly contested. The Preston team
Is much heavier and bigger than
Me h. D. s.. The b. Y. boys feel
phe Tor the rest of the trip.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Ernest Mohr. athletic director Of
'ne Cedar branch Agricultural school
% 'Sy anxious to play a couple Of
s'mes OF basketball in Logan during
uie season. He is now negotiating
.'u me U. A. C. and b. Y. c. Of
H''A's' -lf the two games can be ar
.ansed he will bring his team to Lo-
s'n sometime in February.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

W. Johnson and Robert Holmes
eve Maxwell 35 to Salt lake City
'''oay night where they made a
~, 1,e VI one of these fine cars to Mr..
n L. Robinson. These gentlemen
,ana The roads In excellent shape
a.. 1s way except through Kaysville
an 'Smington where there IL now
o. 'No feet OF snow. They expert
the snow
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

A fire at the residence Of Fred
Appleman on South Main street on
Sunday damaged considerable prop
erty. The origin of the fire Is un-
known.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Prof. J. c. Thomas, head Of the
science department Of the l.. d. S.
University was in the city on Satur-
day visiting with friends. He accom-
panied the basketball team to this
city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Ritter Says a reliable house Their
momster makes b useful gift to any
member Of the household. Ritter Bros
Drug Co., The Rexall Store. ADV If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Give us your Xmas order for fresh
vegetables. Try our home grown eel
cry. It is always fresh, cents bunch.
Ola Larsen, 212 East Third South.
ADV. d20
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

The Weber club of Ogden has NOV
ed into Its new home in the Hudson,
building. The club has elegant quar-
tiers now and the business men are
proud Of their new home.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Mrs. A. s. Horne spent the week
end In Salt Lake attending to Christ
mas shopping and visiting with
friends. She returned Sunday night.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

W. F. Jensen's fancy boxes Ct
candy make the best Xmas presents.
All sizes packed to order. 119 Moth
Main. ADV. d23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Nm. ]. W. Reeves and Mrs. d. c.
BROWN Of soiss are visiting In this
e,tv The guests OF their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Smith. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Tho best is the cheapest in the
and You take no chances when You
Nm, w. F. Jensen's candy and nuts.
ia North Main. ADV. DIS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Read what our advertisers have to |
Offer you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

We have an unusual stock of Per
fumes. md Toilet Waters, in hand.
some gift packages. Ritter Bros Drug
Co., The Rexall Store. ADV Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

u,s e. W. oliver left yesterday
o., her home in Portland, Oregon af-
-, A.. two weeks visit with her daugh.
a., Mrs. A. Thomas.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

There is sufficient snow in ogden
ID make 'sleighing good.
Mrs. Margaret Clark left Yesterday
morning for Salt Lake to spend the
holidays.
New Crop of ruts, highest grade.
w. F. Jensen, 119 North Main -
Adv. 40.
Mayor-elect +. l.. Gunnel OF Wells.
Vile was in the city on Saturday
evening attending to business.
Fancy candy canes, baskets, head,
and toys. w. F. Jensen. 11s N,rr,,
MAIN ADV. f?3
Irvine Brangham of the Utah Mort.
gage Loan Corporation returned on
sunday might from three days vaca-
ton in Salt Lake City.
Non.inflamable Xmas decorations for
the household, store, etc.. ten cents
up. Ritter Bros Drug Co. The Rexall
Store. ADV. u
e. ]. Broberg, cashier Of the Far
mers and Merchants Bank spent over
Sunday in Ogden. While there he was
the guest Of Mr.. Henry b. Eames.
Cut flowers. holly wreaths and
mistletoe on sale at Royal Confec.
tionery, by Cache Valley Floral Com.
pany. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

MEMS FINE ALL WOOL SUITS
AVN oveRcoATs $12 AND us.
sTAs CLOTHING sToRE.-Adv. tt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

Inc. Received-Sample line Of coats
:, Mrs.. T. D. Roberts which you can
nave at h bargain. ADV tt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23
LOCAL NEWS

/ LOCAL
coffee kills. but Koffeet builds"
advertisement
vesta Cahoon Is visiting rel
~, and friends in Logan.
-, ~, Rexall stationery. Special
~ for gift purposes. Ritter Bros.
w. U Co.. The Rexall Store. adv If
-, John A. Barrett returned to
an Sunday night after brief bust
moss trip to Salt Lake.
WI, the party to whom We loaned
,ational flag, kindly return the
w. sos TO Ritter Bros. Drug Co.-Adv.
no. a.ceived-Sample line Of coats
Mr.. T. d. Roberts which you can
s,ve at d bargain. ADV tt
NEWS FINE ALL WOOL SUITS
.sn oveRcoATs SIC AND >16.
STAR CLOTHING sroRE.-Adv. If
u,s e. W. oliver left yesterday
o., her home in Portland, Oregon af-
CO.. two weeks visit with her daugh.
ter Mrs. A. Thomas.
rhs best is the cheapest in the
and You take no chances when You
buy W. F.. Jensens candy and nuts.
1Is North Main.-Adv. DIS
Nm ]. W. Reeves and Mrs. d. c.
Brown Of soiss are visiting in this
eity The guests OF their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Smith.
Ritter Says a reliable house Their
mometer makes useful gift to any
member Of the household. Ritter Bros
Drug Co., The Rexall Store. ADV If
Mrs. A. s. Horne spent the week
end In Salt Lake attending to Christ
mas shopping and visiting with
friends. She returned Sunday night.
W. F. Jensen's fancy boxes CT
candy make the best Xmas presents.
All sizes packed to order, 119 Moth
Main.-Ady. L23
The Weber club of Ogden has NOV
ed into its new home in the Hudson,
, building. The club has elegant quar-
: tiers now and the business men are
proud Of their new home.
A fire at the residence of Fred
Appleman on South Main street on
Sunday damaged considerable prop
erty. The origin of the fire is UNI
known.
Give us your Xmas order for fresh
vegetables. Try our home grown Gel
cry, Il is always fresh, cents bunch.
Ola Larsen, 212 East Third South.
ADV. d20
Prof. ]. c. Thomas, head Of the
science department Of the l.. d. S.
University was In the city on Satur-
day visiting with friends. He accom-.
panied the basketball team to this
city.
The B. Y. C. seems to have at
last struck her stride by defeating
Preston Saturday night In Preston by
The score Of 80 to 10. The game was
keenly contested. The Preston team
Is much heavier and bigger than
me l.. D. s.. The b. Y. boys feel
phe for the rest of the trip.
Ernest Mohr. athletic director Of
we Cedar branch Agricultural school
very anxious to play a couple Of
sames OF basketball in Logan during
'ne season. He is now negotiating
.'u me u. A. C. and b. Y. c. Of
H''As' -df the two games can be ar
'aHsed he will bring his team to Lo-
SUI sometime in February.
~ Johnson and Robert Holmes
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

wrl the party to whom We loaned
national flag, kindly return the
oI ~ Ritter Bros. Drug Co.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

49,, vesta Cahoon is visiting rel
.,.as and friends in Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-23

.cOrfee kills. but KOffe-et builds"
Advertisement.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

made and carried. granted the. prayer. of
the petitioners and, that the name of
said district 10 he Lebo' school district
Nd. "a. f1+ y.
Bid of Great Northern Bridge Co. for
the construction of bridges in the sum
of 50. 1854 and So, 56s respectively was
accepted. ys, ,,,q
Board proceeded to open and read
bids that had been received for cut,
fill and grade work as per advertise
ment as follows: j. M. Brier, u and
fill work. 8 %1o-13e-1o2. CSC per yd., 8
~7-139-10l 35c per yd., grade work
TruelsoA hill 40c per yd. Geo. F. Card
cut and fill work s s7-139-101. 40c
per I'd. C. F. Will, cut and fill. work
8 7-139-101 soc per yd. Sharman Bros,
cut and fill work s 7-13e-10l. Csc per yd..
grade work Truelson bill 35c per I'd.
Albert Shobe. cut and fill work s To-
" rHL 20 ma -. % HtA NH Sc 80
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30
aldhIsiaf4sai


R,.hon MN.nhtan Incccck vho ha,
,cassisT .r1...i ~ 6. II. M.thodist
churches in North Dakota has seut. the
.followins letter. 70 every pastor 81 the
denominat;on = ,he slate & n
,near nrother. s
You viii remembet. that our rS North
n.lo,a confsrsnrce a. =. se..ionI of1e,25
h.artilv indorsed the nroiect.of increas.
inc the eSIddoumaant II WasIav College
sv;na ,hs ao.I.a ,rs3nnsnoniFsf m a Give
thi. matter immediate and IsS
rfidht IL ,va,y. mi, IA eoaIIa attained.
Some eenei5o,;Ss sfftsi nava 7KhsaassnH made to
th;. fund ana =; nurnhas AZ Il friend.
~ the coilssSasa ,a avIorraaIhllGv ssososnsiderine
~. .ame sswfth;o;, daa;iihfs hearty
;on ~ Z, yali direc,dd. team
,xo,k ). fha,nhdettak;ns can bSaciosed up
Z 6TtRR a - fntnra Il too m,,rh to
hnoet ~ .hv.iqi4 W., can Nnish| tie en-.
1 tar Ma; Ne And & n. 7 re q a. t tbes NEXT for
.v;std sstan aiond the adi,cat90naI .linesg
s. s. The canferance has made "a @ood be-
, = Mn l s. thiaIl eedncsa ia a 7 enterprise.
VA haVs now si20toco,i A dffdAunds and
buildine and mite sioo. ooonin oroduc-
;ya eendowment ~ nronnssed s2Oo. ono
,wioii,d had !. additional buildings,
meetsnaon,a tother15pressiatl needs and
dl.,ave! I, Cd, Al for.. aodoymeot This
;wsooiIld nIace ia colleeaioInn aii.,iulbstantial
working basis and assure itss growing
j t,,f,,Ie5 Va wo,k h ha,s t6een. sus-
tsainisd 81 me ,coliese A. MI Normal
5achoolsat':y valley Citv,and similar work
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

3la9'.le2. &c pes!Fsad., cut and fill work
7.i3s-lois2sc perSyd., seradeswork Truel-
.senshillsaec per I'd. ;3s4 sss5
The following bids esslbmitled on
account Of grade work to be- done on
account Of approaches to bridges: J..
M. Brier two or more bridges 2Sc per
I'd. Sharman Bros. two OF more
bridges "25c Def Eyd. Albert shobe.
where dirt is taken from pits from side
Of Grade zoe per I'd. and CSC per yd.
where dirt is taken at end Of grade.
Bid of sharmen Bros. was accepted.
Personal bond of Einar Sholl in the
sum Of SD. 400 on account Of construc-
tion of bridges, was apptoved and
order pc; placed onsJecord.
Board on motion adjourned to meet
August 10Th 1917
\. sslS9% IRA J.. WILSON,
Eg & s;sss County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30
Billing. County conlnliissiielers

2sasTsssa9sih Ac& Medora!AHk1st End.
81 i | !. board Il IT,; s. county I'D III "Reminiscences oplaia
Of, BILLINGS county. Z convened pursuant
to adJoutnments of July 2lst. Present
". H. Hanson E.. D. Peck and Austin
Mead. 2ss@!sSs4
Following are the names, territory
embraced and names of inspectors of
voting precincts of the u~norganized
territory Billings county, North Datpts;
as orsanized~by the 4board of county
commissioners Mikkelson. townships
.144 and :l43s north Of raneess1 O1 end 1902
west. j.. C. King Ellison inspector;
Neuens. townships 14l and 142. north
Of ranges 1oi and 1902 west. H...sC:.
Short inspector; Custer, twp. 139 north
Of range 1O2 west, g. Tetly inspector; ;
Hall, .ttwps. 143s and IA north of range
400 west . Thomas Evenson inspector:
Knife River twps. i43 and 144 north Of
ranges 90 sandse 9 west. A. N. Gatesssin
spector Green Riveritwp. i4t north. Of:
ranges SO, go and 100 west and twp:
4t42 north Of range 80, H. c. France in.
spector; Lebo, twDs. 1877 and 1888 north
of RANGES 101 and 102 west. J.asO.
German inpector;; Rocky Ridge, twps.137
ands13s north ;of range. 100 west S. S.
.Sjerdals inspector H. T.. twp. 1856
north: d, ranges ,:1ol,, 1872 1903 west. J..
" Folliss inspector Bad Land, twps.
l35 and 1856 north. of: range 1o4 west ;
Outside village of Marmarth, twpssSl33
and 1874 north Of ranges los and 1O6 west,
". R. Comstock inspector. M
A petition was presented to the board
signed by W. r. Burke ct al, asking to
have a road laid out sandtopened up as
follows. to-wit: Beginning at the ne
corner Of sec t~35-133-i06. thence running
in a westerly course on. OF near as in
the opinion Of the board may be most
practical. the north line of sec. IS, "a.
50, Sand 81 and Terminating at" q
point On the west line of sec. 3o-l33-1o6
All feet north Of theSs w corner Of said
secs30 and there ending. And ii ap-
pearing TO the satisfaction of the board
that said petition was, signed by more
than s,iaxlesal; voters who own OF occupy
real estate sfnFthe vicinity of said road
and that copies Of same were. posted il
three conscientious places within ZIG
county for more than.twenty days as re:
tquiredEb by law. On motion duly made
and carried It Was ordered that the
board meet on .thss Saoth day Of: AUGUST,
1913, at { lo,.clock. in, the. afternoons:Ia Al
lthesFirst National bank In the village
of Malrnarth,,s 4, p.., Fl the paurpossl 81
peisonlsll1yi e exqann mig the proposed I 81
land toihears alltreasons for OF .againsa
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30
LOCAL. NEWS

EaaiaolIk Al[asainMsWillhouse
left Saturday evening for Pc tific Coast
points whera will sp1R about
wGrgeaE MN
What does education meal to you?
Write Mankato Commercial College.
ass:sa!s EIfa Ef' ~ 's''
Miss Annie Needham. dsbshter Of
Engineer Pat Needham. LEFT Monday
for Fargo. where she will att1 Nd Sacred
Heart academy fek the comin1 aterm.
y Nleenly Ncld i've Jewelef and OPP
Tic Eoee b III city. Rqgsrts, the
k1ns1Eaxsllke enskand-nexN door to
Reeds.'-adv.s It
ME-. Mcdonald Of Fallon, Montana.
was in%Dickinson the first of HE. week
on his way to Dunn Center, where be
expected to. be engaged at Sfhfpentei
work fosssome time. i7 s. % > :,
LHl & Misdkk<aiefEt sutosas ,in
from the Hoist ranch neAr Q2nion 1on
, Mos ! s,., tn y; xe IS, s .s $ 2 { Z MED y
ala Naawig be ate
local hospital for some time. -,
y Fred. Hattledsx af Brook. ss~Indiana,,
ohSS coming
DIT within a few days to visif his, sis
g, ano 70 spena tae lal. ~ ~ n : 4 =
Mis-. - H. Nichols and hushtsts'
htpEsa and Aacef<a v4oa alaveE n peenI en-
J0yine an EXTENDED visit EEL
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

the{laying out of said road and decid-
ing upon said application and award
damages to- owners of land injuriously
effected thereby, If any. there be. and
that notice be: given OF the time and
place of the meeting of said board and
the purpose thereof to all owners OF.
occupants of said land through which
said road may pass in the manner pro-
vided by law. 49,
A petitionewas presented to the board
signed by Daniel ". Doty ct al. asking
to have a road laid out and opened up
as follows. to-wit: Beginning at.,the
ne corner of section 29-133-105. and run
iAR thence due south on The east line of
said sec. 20: a distance of 740 feet;
thence in a southwesterly direction to a
point on said Bacon iCreeka road which
point is 1922 feet south. S. degrees
and 50 minutes west of said ne corner
of said sec. %, above described as the
point Of said beginning of said alter
nation and there ending. And it APP
spearing to the satisfaction of the board
that said petition was signed by more
than six legal voters who own or occupy
real estate in the vicinity Of said road
and that copies of same were posted in
three conspicuous places within the
county for more than twenty days as. re-
quired by law. On motion duly made
andscarTied1 Il was ordered that, the
board meet. on. the 30th day of August.
1913, al. I o'clock in the afternoon at
the First National bank in the village
Of Marmarth. N, D., for the purpose of
personally examining the proposed all
teration of a road and to hear all
reasons for or against such alteration
of q road that has already been laid
out and deciding upon said application
and award DAMAGES to owners of land
:injuriously effected thereby if any
there be, and that notice be given33of
the time and place of the meeting Of
afdsSoar,d and the purpose 5there0f'Nto
&Aners or. occupants Of said land
through which said -road may pass ia
sAbee mVapppes,pgneyYidea Ry law.
Al, this time Thos. +. Pugh and r. F.
Locke pfflla{ fatiyes, ofasfthe Farm
EIaands Col appeared before the
lboafa .askinIEE afGfaa an abatement Of their
I4ellrealesstate taxes in BILLINGS county.
EKctl as deferred until the next
ifesd Meetine Of the board. 10 4.
Tie following bills were allowed:
Roypavls bill for ss57. IS onsaccount of
Toaad worik I'm = On flowed az ss6.75 Geo.
. Gardner oncountyi roads s1s4. Is.
KpetitiS6 ls presentedstothe board
signed By 4. n. Madison IL al. asking
to haagye, twp. TAP Iorth D ranges 1tlq1
ssnd4lW west and twp. 13o north d
rang stOz sMslsisbts osseapizsd into a sepas-.
ratessckosoiI district The board being
satisa yfgsatisfactosEy that same
6sIaida sns peFlY advert accord
aiice sSs3a56l lalHchaptsr z66. iIs1g 8 araph4 Is
sselaod ~ for 1911 lslI ion duly a
IaHIN4lET
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

Hulk IV0U00r| 0EO110IU~ o6SuNys
From reports already made by compan-
les that have finished adjustments. II
appears that the losses were not nearly
as muck 'aadsffat first Tsported.EsFiva and
ten per cent covers many Of them. iss,ng
Bismarck 'Trf1buintie ::4iBankef d. E.
Skauee of the Taylor State ,Pank. &C.
ecotrnpanied ~ His wife arrived III Bis.
ma1ck August 22nd, having made lie
"Trip over the country ia their auto.
Nj. and Mrs. Skauee visited withlsAtr
Etotnsesyy, E..5 ii. Gunders6n Ill the Bin.
Imaarck Law College and then proceeded
US U.s. hsir way vdiaa 81 u Haistad and
uihsesr, points In Minnesota. bound on-a
eassS BE Trip. xxE=s:
Snasy. MIDI sstk vas thsa6irth-
1hHspniy,ersary Of Mrs. Dan Mimi
and the members Of the BirthdlRiy clg
were 1ggladsto GET together again aftei
'as1apse 81 so6s month";: Inc MSinninl
shedm1eesswsass the scene 81 The fesssaAayitiss
cards iu,rlniill66 lid the afternoon
duser3s aciousI lullncIhldifish VA "a
served by1 tkS hostess and she Nj i
htkSf.AbsslspaE sifs nfsSilxsrwarps.
from from i sssm neant,s'. ~, 9 shs club.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

s-.us,. -
Miss Jessie Leask returned Sunday
|4rum Mort herv she vtstred ut the AZ
8. Robinson home for two weeks, Miss
dldee ahd qefe Craig
autoed across the country vath Miss
LesseaAt ID sunasssilkI Ya:1
n S.s.s aa 'tsYHsSa satulSey from
ers Of Mrs. Stewart tor ab4$ut three
sasssskasssThsss also Visited inySs Denver.
EkGolses andrR lllinsesrMont.
n, Q. .RRippia and Miss InezIcameron
were ID the City on Sunday returning
from the spmmer vacation spent at their
assssbsssafissR u msssGsslha IA als middle states
to their school, Wosk at Gladstone. Mr..
Pippfh Is principal Of the Gladstone
school, sa4s II ~ y. y
WmssAs Harris and son, Tn Harris
came in the first Of the week ftom their
FOaskdafs TaneK ad affa essi rtraasn,saauctins
business in the city left for theirt: home
il Chicago. MI. Harris is the father of
the: little boy who was. accidentally
fI1ilssaISSSSaSsHbsins NJ y.
!, Miss. Lily s~hsrosfseess who has been
[sSsistlsl M tAkFRESS oficess for the
summer months. and Miss SOPHIA Jahr
sftlhst Saturday for Bel6eld from which
kplaee. they drove to the Tom Manion
ranch. where they were enje5ing the
week precedinae the opening Of School lioel
W. 6 eEiss saRe saesvn from
TBel6eld On Wednesday to see her sister
ttA1Fs: Fn~-Jenkias~-ef~-heon Iowa.
again before she returned home. Mrs.
fJsniEinass u afs6S q sister 81 ]. l. Nc
lEutchan and had been visiting intthis
Iria4 d Veil eli al BeT6aNA
his. &: 4: clafk and three dauehters
left Monday for Minneapolis where they
will join Dr.. Clark, who went down Q
few days previous. Together they plan
| tasspepdaAbx9dt two weeks at M, Clarkss
s6lA 6eha1easihlIElysian, Mimi, SSand' they
may also visit a sister of MrsWClark In
Mason City. lowe. U U 5sQ sGs II
Al. Pierce 81 Valley CitySS was Id
Dickinson on Wednesday to adjust II
ndonc,,
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Death has visited our vicinity and
has taken Rosa NJ. Vincent, wife Of
W ]. Vincent. She died very sudden
ly, Feb. 20, 1913. She leaves her bus-
band and eight small children, four
boys and four girls, the oldest being
Ia years old. The sympathy of the
community is clearly seen and felt for
the little children.
Mrs. D. p. Norris is suffering with a
complication. She has called a doc
tor
Augusta Morris is not doing as well
as her many friends would like to see.
Mrs. S. H. Linn, whose sickness we
have bene reporting, is not so well
at this time.
Rev. James Linn started to Florida
to visit his brother and sister, but
only got as far as Washington, D. c.
There he was taken very Ill with APP
pendicitls, and had TO stop and have
an, operation performed. All we can
learn is that he is resting easy.
= When this comes to readers OF the
Free Press, we will be under a Demo
cratic Government.
+ ]. D. Henderson was calling at Graf
ton. Monday.
Mrs. Perina Rudy was at Fairmont
Friday to see her sister. Margaret
Lake. who is very sick. {