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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-02

Train No. 33 arrives from Milwaukee
and departs for Madison at 1892 q. m.
except Sunday.
Train No. 40 arrives from Madison at
9:20 a. M. except Sunday.
Train No. arrives from Chicago and
departs for Madison at 3:11 p, IN. daily
except Sunday.
Train No. % arrives from Chicago and
departs for Madison at 6:33 p. M. except
Sunday.
Train No. IA arrives from Madison at
500 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Train No. 80 arrives from the east at
7:45 p. m. daily.
Sunday excursion train arrives from
Milwaukee at $3.50 a. IN. and goes thru
to Madison, returning at $50 p. M.
*Stops at Watertown Junction only.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-02
Railway Timetables.
CHICAGO 81 NORTHWESTERN
SOI1TH

III
Chicago Passenger. .5:35 a. m,
Chicago Passenger. Hos a. m.
GAINESVILLE Passenger. 49,. .7O5 n. m.
These trains leave daily except Sunday
Both 5:35 a. IN. and Hos a. IN. trains
make close connections at jefferson
junction for Madison and all points
west.
7:05 p. m. train makes close connec
tions for the west at jefferson Junction.
NORTH.
Lake Superior passenger 7:55 a. m.
Menomonee Passenger 2:43 D. m.
+ Rockford Passenger arrives at Water
town at $40 a. M. departs 80 pm.
Passenger from Chicago arrives at
9:45 p. m. and goes no further.
The 1855 a. m. train makes connection
at Clyman Junction for trains east.
A train goes west from Clyman June
tion at p. m.
Sunday train goes north at $40 and
south at 7:05 p. IN.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE e ST. PAUL
EAST.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-02

W 'h0oo 0H JosepRs Temptation.
Learning that
they were troubled because of impress
sive dreams. be volunteered interpre-
tatiOns. He told the butler that with
In three days he would be restored to
the kings favor, but informed the
baker that be would be executed. Then
he besought the butler to bring his
case before the proper authorities. that
he might be released.
But alas! The butler forgot all
about his prisoner friend for two
years Then Pharaoh had dreams
which none of the Egyptian wise men
could interpret. With apologies for
his neglect, the butler told Pharaoh
about the wonderful young man who
had correctly interpreted his dream
and the bakers. Pharaoh. then sent
for Joseph in prison.
Pharaoh's Dreams Interpreted.
Pharaoh related his dreams. In the
first he saw seven fine cattle, and a
little later, seven very lean cattle.
which devoured the fat ones, but look
ed no better. In the second dream he
saw a fine stalk Of corn spring up.
bearing seven full ears. and then an
other stalk with seven withered ears.
The latter swallowed the former. but
looked none the better.
Joseph quickly interpreted the
dreams. first giving God the glory.
They foreshadowed seven plentiful
years. followed by seven years Of
famine. He then suggested that an
agent be appointed to buy up the sur
plus grain during the years of plenty,
and store it for use during the famine.
Pharaoh promptly appointed Joseph
to the position Thus suddenly he
stepped into place of the highest au-
thority. next to Pharaoh himself, in
the greatest empire of those days. Can
we doubt that Gods hand was In the
matter? Or that the lessons learned
during Joseph's adversely were prepa-
rations for his subsequent experiences
as Pharaoh's mouthpiece?
We recall the lesson of week ago
that Joseph's experiences were typical
Of those of Jesus and the Church. The
Bible assures us that humility and pa
thence are related to love and loyalty.
It is because the Lord loves these no
BILE characters that He counts them
worthy of trials and testings. These
experiences are necessary to qualify
them for the position to which they
are called.
The Value Of Adversely.
Jacobs special love for Joseph mani
tested itself in favoritism, and quite
probably he would have spoiled his son,
had not Divine Providence taken Jo-
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued
Eaalrr6sona & E1smen
The fHaight and Ashbury
District Agents
1872 Haight st. Phone Park GI2s-


127 DOWNEY ST.
(Between Ashbury and Clayton, near Freder-
ick) :; new house of rooms and servants 8
room, commanding a good marine view; place
has stone steps. beamed ceiling. paneiled
walls, open nreplaces, and is up to date In
suit purchaser OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
LOT NEAR ST. IGNATTuS CHURCH.
Located on Grove st. near Clayton, 23x131t6.
street bituminized; level and ready to build
on; price $1,000; cheapest lot in this section.
Close to car line. 27:6x1oO: street bitumin-
1ned, etc.; first class neighborhood; reduced to
1.460; nothing slse in block for less than 500
per foot.
TWO NEW FLATS
% rooms each; English basement design;
have hardwood noors, sleeping decks, garage.
elm panels, open frepiaces. etc.; rents $500
per year; price $1,000; any reasonable mort
gase 81 can remain; close to 7th av. and park.
Richmond District.
Two lots on 10th av. near a.. 25x12O
each; these should be worth $500 apiece with
NEW HOUSE
OF rooms. located near 10th av and Cali
fornia; has garage, furnace. hardwood floors,
hardwood panels In dining room and hall
sleeping deck and all modern conveniences
price $4,000; reasonable terms can be ar
APARTMENTS
On HaiGht st. near Scott; building has 6
apartments renting for $175 per month; have
veniences: price el5,000; large mortgage can
remain; owner very anxious TO SELL Will con-
slider any reasonable OFFER.
SNAP IN LOT
Close to Cole and 18th sts.. 25x114: street bi-
tract.
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Glen Fraser, Cal.
ANTIOCH REAL ESTATE

80 acres choice alfalfa land near Byrpn: will
grow alfalfa without irrigation. price and
terms application.
10 acres near Knightson: all In almonds: good
house. barn. poultry houses. hrooders; suit
able for poultry ranch: price $1,000.
200 acres hay or grain land; part Of 1t will
raise alfalfa: can be irrigated. 500
acres; acres in almonds: acre alfalfa: 2
acres fruit: small house; poultry; Belgian
hare and 1000 pigeons go with the place.
20 acres almonds; choice varieties: $3.50 acre.
100 acre grain ranch: improvemepts;. price
$12.000.
20 acres choice wine grapes; good house and
necessary outbuildings.
10 acres young almonds: choicest varieties:
$3.50 per acre.
For full description Of these properties write
or apply to MRS s. N. NASH. Antioch. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
NEWELL=MURDOCH
COMPANY,
30 Montgomery Street.
KERNER 6 EESERT,
Real Estate and insurance. :
II Montgomery st.

KERNER Sc EISERT,
Real Estate and insurance.
II Montgomery st.
ELEGANT CORNER FLATS.
t2o,0cU-Rents e10S per mouth; close to
Franklin and Geary sts.; elseant
each; lot S0x00.
CHOICE MeALLISTER STREET CORNER.
~. 900 Rents $40 per month; McAllIster In
mee, s,ee Of ST. goo .d %prss. e s
feet order and continuously rented;
reasonable o6er Will be entertained.
BUSINESS CORNER.
dero St. corner. @ sHS; sssicc; Old Old improve %
menfs; rent $40 per month; bank mort
gage Of $4,6O0 can remain: splendid
holding TO improve.
BARGAIN.
$1,000 cash-C1ose to 11th and Folsom SITS. :
lot 70 feet front; balance Of $500
can remain on mortgage at per cent.
CHEAP BUILDING LOr
$650-Cash; near l4th and Howard SITS. I;
desirable building lot. 25xS5; splendid
lot for small OATS or tenements; balance
cAa remain on mortgage.
BANK FORECLOSURES.
Three splendid Oats Of and 8 rooms
and bath each; close to Park Pan
handle; small amount cash, balance can
remain on long term mortgage at
chance to acquire three good Oats with
very little cash.
For further particulars apply
KERNER s. EHSERT,
II Montgomery St.
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r. A. SON,
217 Montgomery St.,

Ks As Wv lA<SNVINs
217 Montgomery St.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
SPECIALIZING CRY REAL ESTATE IN
: vESTMENTS AND SPECCLATIoNS.
- WILL SELL AT A PROFIT.
SO, 25o--Just reduced from $12. 500; modern
5 and room fats: have bay windows
s roos front have and p.nesd va wns aan and
ceilings and adJoin: every room noodeu
with sunshine: German bank mortgage
sa'eo eo.s ean to remsin puashaae an Excellent
location at Hyde st. and broaoway' io'
25xl37:6.
LOT SPECULATION.
So, ,s00-Lot rs IT. frontage by 120 IN deptn,
on. 18th ay. near Lake st. There Is no
other lot offered In the district or,e AZ isrs srs
asking $125. Surely this Is cheap.
X~GREAT BIG BARGAIN.
: 8 room apartments: hardwood noors
open areplaces; light and sun In all
rooms; large lot, 2T:6x1s7;s: In IT., the
property is easily worth $4,000, but
owner has instructed US to sell TO the
best offer in the next 10 days.
BUSINESS CORNER.
$500 cash: LEASED sl,640 year; brand
new building on northwest corner IN
the Richmond District: large corner gro
Gerry and bakery and 3 modern apart
ments. full price $14 800; should rap
idly Increase In value
MARINE VIEW APARTMENTS
Sl1 600 cash: income $3.50 a year; new
and extremely artistic room apart
ments. Just completed, on large lot,
29xI45: each apartment has hardwood
floors throughout: wall beds, stoves,
steam heat and hot water; waiting
list for apartments; full price only
Sis.500 This property il east Of Van
Ness av. and commands magnificent
view
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ss ' s: 's:s :'s &. ':sss ssss 'sSs' s:s
OF 40.
II you are looking for city Or country
real estate call and see us, as We have
some real live bareains.
Location makes land valuable. We have
for sale In Richmond's most restricted dis
trtct lots ranging n price from 500 mp
on ssay terms. WIN take yos over IN
SPINELEsg CACTUS.
win grow q worth q fruit and forage
where 81 worth was .grcwn before: a small
nursery planted With 1000 Burbank i'm
proved spineless cactus. Come In and let
us tell you about II.
Wallace, Smith s. Co.,
522 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

STOCK AND DAIRY RANCH
VALLEY. the BEST DAIRY and STOCK
the " u ls sy e'sss snd B. snf l. ''1e190 Ry the Ss
townsite Of HAwLEY located on the land.
covering about 40 acres, and this handled
erfy. ARTEsIAN flowing can be had at
any point. and small cost. Feather river
crcssss 81, ~ south end Of ranch. SOIL. WATER,
CHARACTERIZATION and CLIMATE unex-
celled. 0cod 9 room house, large barn and
outbuildings on place; 80 acres under culti-
walton: 200 acres nne meadow land. PRICE
consider good EXCHANGE Z for Ssu income prop. " ;.
erty.
SANTA CLARA VALLEY SNAPS.
80 acres. 20 Of which is in full bearing
fruits. prunes and cots; balance hay land.
GRAND building site overlooking valley:
nns grove live oak trees on site. with ex-
near Saratoga. Telephone: electric power
and lights close by. Only two miles to
railway station. A SPLENDID BUY. Only
06 acres, foothilI ranch OF superior SOIL
site commands view entire valley and bay:
ns sSs snp properly 9a 'f in the
valley and win win handsome returns in
the near future. Can be had for 5000 per
sscre' Terms.
CONTRA COSTA co. HOME AND CHICKEN
RANCHl
Two acres located In the town Of La
fayette, on main county road; fine room
house. nearly new; 100 assorted fruit trees;
beess chickens, ETC., 90 with place. Close
to o.. & 4. Ry. A CHARMING HOME
PLACE and all for $500. Terms can
be arranged.
SUBDIVISION BARGAIN. PLACER CO.
80 acres virgin soil. finest quality for
fruits Of any kind. Located close to Au-
burn and to ~. station. Great mineral
prospects In copper; also excellent lime ma
terial. Good timber on place. This is q
SNAP for some one; WILL YOU BE THE
ONEf INVESTIGATE. Price only $42. 80
PEI acre. Terms.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
WardeII=Adamls, Inc,
80 Montgomery ST. )
SUFFER- 512O

oOY 1yAVAAW&VhlAShy ~e
SUFFER- 5l20.
500
4 down will get you pair Of dats, 4Arooms
each, modern in every respect; in best dis
trict In the city. with swell marine view;
balance Of purchase price payable at S40
per month, including Interest; lower 1at Is
rented for $3.50. This is sure good buy
Come and let us show you-
$3.50
For one Of the swellest lots in the Richmond
district, half block from car; 20 per cent
below prevailing prices. Investigate.
$4,000.
A beautiful new, modern room home,
best part OF Richmond; rent receipts don't
buy you anything.
$4,000
Just think Of getting two fats OF and
rooms, on a lot 3Sx131. In select district
for such ridiculous price. It's surely an
opportunity
S6.500
Two beautiful Oats of rooms each, half
block from the Geary car. in the Richmond
district; income 500. This Ia an exceptionally
good buy and will not stay on the market
long at this price. Terms.
We have properties in all parts OF the
city paying per cent or more. Come in
want we'll get it for you
ell=Adams, Inc,
80 Montgomery ST.
SUFFER- 512O.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
TREVOR & CO.
81 MONTGOMERY ST.

$500; California, inside Of Hyde; worth
your while to- Investigate.
$50. 500 00-REsIDENCE; beautiful marine view;
IL rooms: 55xioo: redacsu from 80.
600 for immediate sale.
$500 cash-s5, 600 bank mtgs.; pays 10 per
cent se9 ot oet j; Gpoi1sss 'ms.
rents can BE- fncreased to ID per cent
$50. 0.000-BEAUTIFUL MARINE VIEW RESI-
dence near Scott and Vallejo; large lot;
building cost over SO, ,O00s 10 rooms,
baths; liberal terms.
$500 MODERN HOME; 10th
av. near Lake; rooms; garage.
BUILDERS. ATrENTION-Southwe corner
Sacramento and Scott; 1876 #. 'front.'
age; positively biggest bargain on the
market; other agents may participate
$S,oo0-2 BEAUTIFUL, NEW AND MODERN
FLATS: 9th NV. mr.. Lake; easy terms.
$50. .Ooe-MISSION ST. transfer corner. 75x
100; sure profit Of 10000
81 ,500-Mission near 18th; old improvements.
$7.000-Mssion near oath; store and rooms;
bargain.
s4.5oo--Iot. SKIS; Lake st.. near West clsy
park
s6.5oo-Lot. a2:6x1oo. corner Lake. close in.
s4.s5o-Iot. 7th av. near Lake. sorisc.
RHllf1lE O. CO.
PAS MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
CITY REAL ESTATE

Co1 ~ 49, e1,,,~<~,~.o,-~~-
ei2. .ooo-s elegant ! nm. apts.; lot s4x1oo;
s. 18th and Aission.
seooo-Cor 18th ard Hartford: g e: frcst. ssA.
se.5oo-o s.m. a.ts: near Harrison and Bry-
se.ooo-s nm. rssidsncs;. 251l2S; Church near
$500 sood nst. and rear cottage; Noe
$5.0O0-2 nne aatss near Valencia and Market
s4.75o-s dsts. - rms: 18th st. near San
s4.Sco1s aats, 80 rms; Clinton Park. near
s4.sooms ins aat.; Castro near 18th; -
ss.eoo-2 good cottages. - rms; 2oth st.
near Castro
f nEss eostsss castro isss 1ssa nssr
fs.aso-s m m: cottage; ne.r 10th and Market.
$s,ioo-2 modern oats, S-b rms; Vermont
s2.75o1 rm. cottage: new; 251i14: Liberty
81 800 rm. cottage; ststes near Castro.
81 .5oo-Gcre corner on Market; sox1ls:4x
ss,aso.Tnr@ss g lots. with rm- residence; Noe
through s. to e oorsett s av.: y two ~ frontage.
g, 100 ICcx 18th and and panvsrs; 44xsS.
i2,5Oo-5a II. lot, With old cottages; Mer-
rift near 18th.
sS.nesss e ns:a near nSs sssi: ssa11S s5asco
s.. .250-NW. cor. Glen AZ. and Mispsh: 70
JOIN ~. :; fSa,Te ss4g.s s,s::s' as.sAsr'
each HAss ss and sa': ,s lots a1 aoS
electricity; Spring Valley water every minute.
day or night: electric cars pass these lots
wanted. Very cheap. Cali early.
JOOST SONS & co.
slsa 10th ct. near vaisDcfa-
READY 70 MOVE iN--Prsttisst cottage in
garage; g. = soiid az froce silcA doors: 1a most ur
to date; In the near future proposed harbor
AND .sd ss ss =. ssbS sss !. s., 11 VI. Hpds %
ss ss s .sn. ~ r.ss s property
Notice to Real Buyers
, t s.S SsslpG sass Il ssssh Sam
~ and ;a escs ss un:s
sss: nss s. 1s Il ~ oss 'ssss = ~ 's:
feet: Mcinernsy dscrse; price =, 100.
JOOST SONS & CO.
3ies 10TH ST. Phone not answered.
FOR sale or exchange on small bvsiness.
equity 81 .l60 In cottage, rooms and b.
(Aission District): lot 81 1ix1O0; pfice II, ,760.
OWNER, apt 4, 1851 18th st.
FOH SALE
A nice sunny corner. 100x10O feet, In San
Francisco. facing and sloping east and south,
suitable for I mansion, bungalow chicken
ranch; free from summer winds. Title per-
feet. inciudins McEnsrney decree: owned by
one. the same owner. 20 years; never wanted
to sell until now; ali for 1850. Easy terms.
JOOST SONS s. CO.
81S8 10th st.
MODERN room house and garage for sale;
50, 100; terms TO suit: furniture also for
sale. 1850 Stanyan st.: phone Park 7417.
500 cash buys Z cottage from =. =. WEBB =
CO., 2e77 Mission Ut. near 18th
CITY and country bargains and exchanges.
CHAS w. FISHER. $50 Market ct.
q, ,000-1 room cottage on California st.
JONES REALTY CO.. 2231 Clement 1t.
Phone Pacific 2070.
$3.50 for q 90 It. business lot On Diamond st.
at Glen park OWNER. box 1859. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

II yon are looking for city OF country
real estate call and see us, as We have
some real live bareafns.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
For all@ the above, see
AN0L O=PACIFEC
COMPANY,
Room 414, 81 Post st.
San Francisco.
Special Bargains I'm
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES

SPSNA0G~AD0RX X&AHHS uAA
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES
eS5b--s and fraction acres; this is a roll
ing knoll, with eastern exposure; very
good soil and commands . beautiful view
Of the walnut Creek valley; is near the
county road leading from Concord to La
fayetfe, on the Oakland Antioch r. r.
near walnut Greek: this aGse !ms Risds acreage
should please the most fastidious: y
forms an almost natural little plateau Of
Its own, and commands q magnificent
view Of Mount Dfabio and the entire val
ley: faces southwest.
$o6o-S.e0 acres for domestic near Walnut
Greek; this place IL slightly elevated and
overlooks q natural park Of dense foliage:
ts elevated enough to get 1nc view, and
snmn. Ss y .~os5 1 srs rmns .ort Of
natural picnic az play place Of their own:
this Is one OF the prettiest pieces have
81, 725-a68 acres. located in the Pleasant Hill
district. Walnut Creek; a magnificent
piece OF sandy loan soil, on a gentle
subirrigated from many springs; all kinds
Of vegetables this year planted on this
ftss the sod ssa wess ss,cDn9 sere
piece same soil, but lying little more
scenicaliy. for $500 an acre.
oos tss nese oiscs L sss o
Lafayette road OF nearly 300 feet and 10
located about 21s miles from Lafayette;
the road t. Of the richest kind Of sandy
loan soil. lying just OF the level; bal.
ance Is rolling hill, suitable for fruit
trees chickens. pasture Land. etc.; THIS
place should support one easily.
e6.000-l5h acres. improved has good room
house, nne new barn that cost to build
$3.50. water tank etc.; 25 per cent cash
ond balance easy terms; 10 located near
Lafayette. near county road from Concord
70 L.laystte; twot1,ras q TIL this ,p1s. piece
dark. black sandy loan soil.
These properties advertised can be bought On
extremely low terms q liberal dis
count Will be allowed for all cash.
! make q special of large and small acre
ages In close in Contra Costa >properties.
and will. on application. send lists and
maps.
PERCIvAL G. MILLS.
2li6 Shattnck av., Berkeley.
1912 Broadway, Oakland.
Near o. and A. depot. Walnut Creek.
Telephone evenings. Berk. 1890.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
KAHN & FEEDER,
T42 Market Street.

142 Market Street.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
22,S0o-a story and basement brick build.
Ing; wholesale district; income $500
per year; leased to one tenant; good
LOTS LOTS LOTS
$40. 000--0' Farrell ST.. east of Van Ness av.,
27:6x120 feet; two street frontages.
$S.500-Cheapest lot In the so vara district;
one block from Market ST.; 25x67:6-
So,250-Perry st. near Third; 50x75 feet:
reduced from $1,000 for quick sale.
RICHMOND DISTRICT
IMPROVED
$5,600-Bargain residence; forced sale: rear
9th av. and Lake ST.: rooms and base
ment; lot size 2Sx120 feet; bedrooms.
23d AZ. near Lake st. 81, 800 mortgage
can remain
&5,0o0-Cash: handsome new residence In
rooms. room . sleeping la pore porch al and ~ extra SisS
basement and garage. tiled bathroom
and toilets; Piftsburg water heater:
hardwood noors throughout and beauti-
full electric fixtures: something out Of
the ordinary. Any family wanting .
beautiful home will do well to inves.
tigate this property. Balance $4,000
bank mortgase can remain. Lot 25x
l20 feet. Full price. 5000.
RICHMOND DISTRICT LOTS.
$2. $2.o00-Building lot in 26th av. near Ansa
St. 3ox120: street paved
81, $50 each: building lots near 22d av. and
California ST.; 2Jx12O each; terms:
$500 cash, balance small monthly pay
menfs
SUNSET LOTS.
$3.50 for lots in S6th av, near r st..
125x12O
$1.b50-4Sth av. near ST., 25x12O; $3.50
cash, balance small monthly payments
e1.000--Kirkham st. near 44th AZ, BOxiOO.
$S25-Kirkham ST. mr.. 9th Iav: 25xI0O:
$3.50 cash. balance $40 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

offers more and better oppor-
tunities right now than In the golden days
Of 40.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

VALLEY BARGAINS.
20 acres. level, Is in alfalfa: plenty water;
improvements; bet. Calistoga and st. Helena;
price $2QQ per acre.
and timber: II room house, all modern imp;
ait. in Pope valley: price SIS, 900; easy terms.
1b7<2a acres, all level, very good improve
aneafs price only 5000. ps<
IS ~ aeres very good land. good improve
ments. near ST. Helena: price $2,000.
s., 80 acres. level family orchard: very good
only $40, Geo: terms 10 suit.
ORTNER f2Q Sutter 1T
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-02-08

Hurley is certainly moving in the
right direction. The people. waking up
and looking forward to progress, We
should have awakened long before,
but it is better late then never.
During the last five years "A great
deal has been done in Hurley in the
way of improvements. A good sewer
age system has been made that covers
over two thirds of the village and
miles of cement side walks have been
laid Last fall a Farmers Institute
was held here a very interesting affair
for the benefit of our farmers. and was
very instructive an helped the advance.
ment and building up Of our agricultur.
al community. The Town Library is now
established for education to our peo.
pie. All these things are good and We
need them, but these are only few
things there are many other thing;
yet to be had, if the people want then
that is. if the people would work aug
boost for a good movement, eleminatC
the political fight, drop all persona
spite. and work hand in hand TO i'm
prove our town. The next thing W.
need here Is a good Business and Com
mercial Club conducted with good spir
it and with the right idea.
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-02-08

The Order of Owls organized by W..
c. Miller at Eagle River, Wis has the
total number of sixty-fve members.
John Wiercinski and P. H. Aspinwall
of the Hurley Nest were in attendance
to assist MIR. Miller in completing the
organization. After the meeting re-
freshments were served and Mr.. Aspin'
wall spoke of the order and instructed
the members and officers of the nest
as to their duty. John Wiercinski also
delivered an address to the members.
Songs were sung by Mr.. Aspinwall anc
Joseph Stapanski who were loudly ap-
plauded. Mr.. Miller intends to go tC
Woodruff the latter part of the week,
to organize another nest in that place.
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-02-08

The Kappa Sigma Pi order for small
boys of this city, is steadily growing
and each and every boy seems to feel
the Importance of the many duties
thrust upon him and does those duties
faithfully and to the best of his abili-
ty. At the last meeting last Saturday
evening, an "Odd Job" resolution was
nut before the society and voted upon.
The resolution amounts to this: The
bows would like to have any one in
town, whether business man, cook,
or boyless mother. call PAT on the
phone when ever you have any odd jobs
or errands to be done about the store,
office or home. The boys promise good
prompt service at any and all times.
All the pay they ask is whatever sum
YOU think proper for the service render
ed so do your part toward helping the
hoys along. GIVE THEM A BOOST
Remember your youthful days and the
delight you took in doing odd Jobs a.
bout town.
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-02-08

Those hard. starvation Democratic
times commenced the 1st of thismonth.
Surface laborers, wages are now 81. II
per day at the mines and the miners
schedule of wages has not been an
nounced yet but as we understand it i:
a substantial increase and will be pu
bile soon. This is the highest wage:
that has ever been paid for common la
Dor on the range it looks like as i.
there would be bone in the Democra
tic soup.