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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
EACH CONTESTANT SHOULD
BE SEVERAL CONTESTANTS
It's Logical And, Anyway 1t Leads the WAY to-
the Money

Picture game contestants who arc So.
curing the Answer Book believe that
they have a better chance to win il
they submit several answers TO each
picture than if they submit only ono
answer to each picture.
For the Answer Book provides the
way of submitting several answers 70
each picture. while having only one
copy OF each picture. TIE Answer
Book costs. bargain price, so cents. II
contestant needs only a double score
Of extra pictures on which to submit
extra answers, those pictures would
COST MORE THAN THE PRICE OF
THE ANSWER BOOK, for each picture
is sold at the regular price of the paper
per copy Yet with an Answer Book
you can make as many as ten answers
TO each picture-110 answers in all
yet you do not submit any pictures at
all.
Contestants sending for the Answer
Book reason this way:
Do / increase my chances by max.
ing. an average Of several answers to
each picture. Do | increase my chances
by submitting all the LIKELY answers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
SON OF MILLIONAIRE
GIVEN MONTH IN JAIL

MUELHEIM-AN-DE RUHR, Cor
MANY. Dec, 20.-August Tbyssen, Jr.,
son Of the great mine owner and man
ufacturer. and heir to one OF the great
est fortunes in the world, was today
sentenced 10 a month in jail FOR libel
Iing ihc director of his fathers firm.
Thc elder August Thyssen employs
nearlv 90 600 wo.nmcn and is the own.
er on iron works and great stretches OF
Father and SON have been cstranged
for n long time. owing to the, spend
thrirt character Of the son, who Two
wears ago was brought UP IN the ber4n IN
bankruptcy court too wit4 qsSsS TebSuary sr this
Gar he rejected an offer from his "a
tIor If $4,000 year to renoupce his
rigbts of inheritance, He cannot bs
disinherited owing to the existence oil
q deed establishing his rights.
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CONSULTATION AND PARTICULARS OFFERED
NOU FREE.

Now IL the time begin treatment " YOU are
sick no uot suffer n day longer
Thousands suffering from catarrh. bronchial
trouble. throat trouble. lung trouble cbruaic
cough. tuboTcucSls consumption. uethma, bs.
fever. maora. stomach trouble. Indigestion. con-
Stipation torpid liver. EI5trtis, piles diarrhoea.
tstulR. heart disease. skin disease. eczema tcrof-
ulS, fcm-lc tgoubi". nervousueys. inFomnts.
oboUity kidney trouble. bladder trouble. iumbsso
Bights hiacI-c, Gignctcs. Rheumatism, uourslgis.
dropsy. dizziness headaches. nervous dchilny ,n
mon aud many other chronic diseases have been
rcajorod to health and happiness without poison
drug The knife bv The lec Foo L1n, G.
II. ~ chinese Herb Treatment.
Consultation FREQ At tho Yoe Foo Lun. {. H. D.
Chincsc Herb Institute Iis x. Malu, uPstars. by
presenting ihls notice. advertisement. !
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serted in the petition, were granted
from 1868 TO 1875 to predecessors of
the company, among them being Sam
uel j, Tilden and Grover Cleveland
Under the terms of these letters pat,
cnt, Attorney General Carmody
charges, the patcntees were entitled to
use the land only for docking privi~
leges This was done, but in addition,
six, eighr and teu-story buildings have
been erected thereon. The erection of
these buildings, the state contends, was
in violation of the letters patent and
is sufficient grounds for asking for
their revocation.
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Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Doc, 9e-Captn,n e.2pninf. .d n; T.
c. smither general stan ls B,Ga app9il;i pHssoeia q
airec69r IGS o2 Aerca ol @ Vice Colonel joseph Gar
FssR, IaEa'E " Gis heFf9T fTTentg TsiGGd iSrd
solop.i e Mater D. B. pcvore. general
nam shadn'n and Major Charles Crawford TweG
tieth Infantry, viii proceed 10 i9 ToVe[nTr ,hsncs
island, n. =. for temporary '"N'' '''1''o
10 csp,sin sISi william p Forsyth eaTairiyn aT ri ns i
assigned 10 the FIN Snfyapy frnp dnt atg az az ths
u,,n,,nted service school at Fort Riley,
t.an Kansas, and will Join the troop to wnicn
ne maf Ias,f,ensnt @ Colonel Arthur w. Tatcss,
,,.rfernoaster s,Iester corps, now at Portland
Ore. Ore Will proceed 70 san francisco I, ,,er lor
ya Hi ,,yoceed TO Manila for duty. -
Colonel William A. Nam, Si ,5. General ssc6nS sat a.
Is IeuPand viii report 10 the command
rIs'V w, of,ic@r OF the central department. for
dmtv a. chief OF staff Of that department
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TITLE TO VALUABLE
LAND is ATTACKED

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.--Suit was
Illed today by the state of New York
TO compel the American Sugar Refining
company to remove its immense plant
from the Brooklyn water front. The
plant occupies four city blocks, and
was erected at cost Of millions.
The state attacks the compauy's IT,
tie to the land, claiming the site is the
property Of the state
Letters patent to this site, its is as.
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Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday. the
3lst day OF December. 1913. will be de-
l!nquenJ and advertised for sale at pub
l!c auction, and unless payment Is made
before. will be sold on Saturday, tho
lIih day OF January. 1914. az 10 O'Clock
a. nl.. at the secre,ary's office 10 pay the
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and eS-
pense Of sale.
E. NJ HOLT.
Secretary.
First publication Dec l. 1913. htaiS
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B5pGaSSnas B5spGGS19R;s
YDc Ze~n5 Rakor "

The questions answered below are gem
eral In character: the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers should
Those wishing further advice free,
may address Dr. Lews Baker. College
Building. College -Ellwood streets. Day
envelope for reply. Full name and ed
dress must be given, but only Initials or
fictitious name will be used IN my an
swers, The prescriptions can be filled at
any well-stocked dr.e store. Any drug
gist can order OF wholesaler.
orA Aasgeg aasS ,, The % S;ss treatment :os dis
digestion, is tablets trlopeptine. sold IN
sealed cartons with full directions.
Energy" writes: Let me say that
my condition puzzles and worries me. In
the last year | seem TO have been grow
ing old rapidly, though only 3s. My food
and sleep do not recuperate my streneth IN
and energy, and lately I have dizzy
petite. memory and hopefulness. De-
spondency and worry over my condition
arc ever present.
Answer: Cheer up. get well and then
conserve your vitality by proper. temper
ate living Obtain three grain cadomene
Ia ablets in sealed tubes with full direc-
! tions. use them and an sgreea bic. pleas
ing restoration should ensue to your en-
tire
through the simmer last year on ac-
count OF being too fat Can YOU please
help me 10 reduce with something harm
less2'
Answer: Hundreds of persons who are
too fat suffer. II is needless suffering.
The discovery OF the principles contained
in 5-grain arboone tablets. make II COM
paratiyely easy TO reduce from 10 TO so
pounds. These excellent tablets are put
up In sealed tubes with directions Tor
self administration.
"Gwcndolne" writes: Kindly tell me
what 10 do. | suffer with liver, kidney
and stomach trouble. Am constipated and
| Answer: For your stomach liver and
! let's (not sulphur. These little tablets
are packed in scaled tubes and contain
| full directions for using. They will pur-
| ify the blood and act directly on the liver
| and kidneys. and if taken regularly will
| gradually effect relief for all ailments
that arise from chronic constipation.
Wife: Incontinence or bedwettine in
| children is usually corrected by using the
| following In 10 TO 10 drop doses in wa
| ter one hour before meals: Tincture Gu
| bebs 1 dram, tincture rhus aromatic Q
drams; comp. fluid balmwort l OF, Mix
well.
&C F." writes: ~ have very trou-
blesome case OF catarrh Of the head and
throat. l suffer annoyance and einbar-
rassment very keenly. Can YOU give me
| something TO stop this trouble.
garglc made with antisePtic yilane pow
! der Obtain d two or eight ounce box
OF it and use 1t according to the direc-
| tions enclosed. advertisement
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ASSESSMENT NO a.

pany. principal place of business. Salt
Lake City. Utah: location OF mines. In
dian Springs, 7'ooele county, Utah
Ing Of the board OF directors OF
o. K. Silver Mining * Milling colnpa ny
held on the 2lst day OF November. 1913.
assessment No. 6 or one-nalf (p cent
per share WAS levied upon the capita!
stock OF tho corporation, issued and OUT
standing, payable Immediately TO the Gee
retary al his Office. 1.55 beck street.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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no way alters the standard type OF
box and in no way interferes with its
essential features, but which automati-
cally accomplishes instantly, when IL
break occurs in the circuit, everything
that is now being done by ''trouble
men.
The net result of it all is that the
business of supplying municipal fire
alarm apparatus is now thrown open to
practically every manufacturer Of elec,
trical supplies in the United States
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Holiday Rates to Ogden

Via Bamberger electric line, sl10
round trip. Tickets on sale December
10 TO %, inclusive. December 81 to Jan.
uary |. Return limit January 5.
(hdvortisemcuj.)
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ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE

For Century printing. You car get the
genuine article al 25l'3j Edison St.
fAdscrlnomeul.)
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REX THEATER
1ldeSt Intermomtain Bank
"A Tower Of Strength
Today and Monday Only.

oody ana Monday only.
"BACk TO LIFE"
iwo.part Victor drs MA, with Warren
|neirlsan in strong part as western
putcast, reformed by deserted wife
|nf gambler.
"6y Fates Decree"
Aobert Leonard I'm Rex drama. Thief
inds sweethearts body when
foboing house,
t,- "Retribution."
WALLACE Reid in Nestor drama. Next
can desperate killed in mine.
r., Mike and Jake in Mexico"
|Jo6er comedy. Army defeated with
red pepper.
L. Pearls Hero"
|Siyslal comedy. Tramp in stolen uni
ioIm entertained as army officer.
Continuous, 10 II p, m,
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SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
"ARlZONA,"
nn

y powerful Installation OF Amer
1s1 greatest play staged under the
geIsonal direction OF the author, Au-
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S,.ss1l scott as Denton" Gail Kane as
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q "a greater presentation than Is posi-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21

"A" writes: II should like good,
reliable treatment for the hair and scalp.
Something that viii cure dandruff and
stop falling hair. also cure an Itching
scalp.
Answer: The most reliable treatment
for the scalp Is sold In Oh. Jars at any
drug store, and is called plain yellow
lninyol II Is superior 10 anything known
for the scalp. It gives new vigor and
helps the hair to keep It's natural color.
This VIII positively cure your dandruff,
and stop the itching Of the scalp.
and do not weigh enough for my height
Am very nervous and nv skin IS very
pa
Answer: You can readily Increase your
weight by taking three grain hypo-nu-
clane tablets regularly for several months
These tablets win also overcome nervous
ness, help digestion and assimilation and
,hus improve the color OF the skin. Many
report gaining 20 to 30 pounds with i'm
proved health in every way. The tablets
are packed in sealed cartons with direc-
tons and are widely prescribed for your
ailmcnt.
Poor Ann" writes: Every winter l
am troubled with slight attacks OF rleu-
matisnl. | have tried many things, but
with 10 avail
Answer: The best thing for rheumatism
is made by mixing the following ingre-
dents and taking a teaspoonful at meal
times and again NJ bedtime: Iodlde of
potassium drains; sodium salicyiatc 1
drams; wine Of Colchicum, ] ounce;
comp. essence cardtol, / or; comp. fluid
balmwort, 1 o., and syrup sarsaparlIa
comp. uz.
Mrs. A C" writes: my little daugh-
ter has a very bad cold and cough which
we do not seem able TO even relieve.
What shall I do?'
Answer: Purchase a = OF. bottle OF
essence mentho-laXenc and maize a syrup
according to directions given and your
daughter VIII be cured within a few days.
This is very pleasant to take and will
drive the cold out Of the system.
"P. r. c." writes "If YOU can pre-
scribe something TO prevent an attack of
appendicitis, please do so | have con
stipation, sour stomach. headach and am
weak and listless with palms after eat
ing
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Wife: Incontinence or bedwetting in
children is usually corrected by using the
following In 10 to 10 drop doses In wa
ter one hour before meals: Tincture GU
bebs, / dram; tincture rhus aromatic .
drams; comp. fluid balmwort / or Mix
well.
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"P. r. C" writes: 'If YOU can pre-
scribe something TO prevent an attack of
appendicitis, please do so. / have con-
stipation. sour stomach heada che and am
weak and listless with palms after eat
ing"
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Answer; The best treatment FOR dis
ordered stomach and bowels, due 10 in
digestion, is tablets triopeptine. sold !n
scaled cartons with full directions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
Beresford Demos Celebrate

From the following from the Reres-
ford News the democrats are enjoy
ing the feast following the sixteen
years of famine. The article deals
with the carrying on OF BurloW and
his pals and we have no donbt Of
the statement:
Attorney w. J. Burlow, r. ID. Kriebs
and DR.. Toohey, three OF our dyed in
the wool democrats, celebrated the
inauguration OF President Wilson
last Tuesday BY appearing on the
streets wearing silk tiles Of uncer-
5ain vintage. Whether they are the
ones In which the trio celebrated the
Inauguration Of President Cleveland
some twenty years ago, or hats won
on the outcome Of the recent presi
DENTAL election, deponent saith not
However, the smiles they were woren
Tuesday fitted the occasion as well as
the hats, and demonstrated the fact
that they at least are satisfied with
the new order Of things.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
The Auihier Fire

In the rush Of pressday we over
looked mention OF the fire At Jeffer-
son which destroyed the big general
store OF Authier Bros. The tire start
ed In the basement and before 1t was
discovered 1t had gained such head
way Is to max 1t impossible TO check.
In : short while the entire store had
been quilted and it took strenuous eff
forts on the part of the firemen and
citizens to save the fne Authier res
idence and to keep the flames from
getting into the buildings across the
street. The loss will total close on TO
tIfty thousand dollars and was but
partly covered by insurance. The
loss hits the Authier boys hard and
they have the sympathy OF d host Of
friends In this part OF the country In
their misfortune. They are back In
business again and have opened .
temporary store In the town hall.
You can't keep real live indians
down and the Authiers will soon be
back into the harness with store as
big or bigger and better than ever.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
The Musical Contest

The musical recital and song con-
test by the vocal studends OF Miss
Lillian j. Ellis last Wednesday even
Ing was worthy OF the large and ap.
preciative audience that filed the M.
E. church on that evening. Miss
Ellis was at her best, her numbers on
the program being very fine giv.
ing free scope for her magnificent
well trained voice. "Good bye Sweet
Day" as sung by Miss Ellis and illus
trated by Mr.. Turnor was especially
worthy Of mention.
The songs by the individual mem
bers of the class were very good re
flected credit upon Miss Ellis's teach
Ing. There we're many contestants
for the gold medal and the prize was
awarded to Archie Ewing. The Spen.
Ger, Iowa, Herald.
Miss Bertha Flannery who was one
of the accompanies and Mrs. j. W..
Ellis attended the musical.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
Married

Mr. and Mrs. j.. w. McNiel have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter, Jennie MI, to D.B.
Winburn at the Methodist parsonage
In Sioux City on Tuesday morning of
this week at 10 o'clock. The happy
young couple returned to this city
Wednesday evening and win be at
home to their friends on the Main
farm, one mile north Of Elk Point
after March 15. The bride was BORN
and reared In this community and Is
most popular and deserving young
lady. The groom Is an industrious
farmer and, has lived lii this vicinity
for the past nine years. The best
wishes Of . host OF friends will &C.
company them on their journey
through life.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
Showing oi New Styles BIZ Merchallts

From March 10 to Saturday the p
inclusive for ten days in advance of
Easter Sunday, the 23rd, will be the
timein which the merchants OF our
city will give special showing 81
of new styles. Already the many
fine stores In Elk Point are filling np
with new goods for the advance East.
ter display People from . distant
are beginning to realize the many
advantages OF shopping In this city.
Everybody should plan to take part
at these sales In the ten days before
Easter and see the new spring and
summer stocks.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
Civil Bend

Clarence Pierce attended the ali III
show IN Sioux City last week.
Miss Pearl aud Mile Davis ID
staying Ut the home 0f Mr. and Mrs.
y. a. R0zell until they receive word
TO 80 TO their new home III Tyn.
dali
Main Rosenbaum finished Smelling
corn Friday afternoon.
Mr. Howard Mosier Is slowly I'M
proving The many friends of
Uncle Howard WILL be glad to
know he IL some better.
Mrs A. r. Pike visited over Sun.
day with her mother, who Is some
what better
I'D Mcclure visited In Sioux City
over Sunday
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Madison visited
last week with Mr.. A. T.. Pike.
Earl Piks II Oh the sick list this
week.
"A party was given Sunday even
Ing as farewell to Misses Pearl
and Millie Davis. The crowd gath-
cred ut the home Of Mrs. p. S.
SUNNY about seven-thlrty and
spent several hours In games. Al
good time was reported by every
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pike, OF Neb..
are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Tom Davis, and daughter
Eleanor left Elk Point Monday for
Tyndall
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
Circuit Court

Court convened In this city on
Monday and the session will likely
end today. At the time of going to
press all but few Of the cases have
been disposed Of The following Is
the result of the cases thus far finish-
ed:
In the Beresford liquor cases the
following were sentenced on pleas of
guilty.
VIM. Hammitt, $1,000
Mrs. Fred Witcher, $50 or 25 days,
is serving sentence I'm jail.
Geo. Bruehler, druggist, $3.50.
Jacob Jacobson druggis, $3.50.
e. ID. Kreibs, druggist, $50.
Harold Woodward, S65.
Chas. Bruehler, 500.
George Cole, S65.
Maggie Gardner, $50.
Joseph Feuerhelm, 500
The following Is the result of the
civil cases:
Sevender Swenson, Frank E. Pear
SON and Torgeir NJ. Rebney were
granted naturalization papers.
Clark VS.. Erickson, settled out of
court. Nelson VS.. Reams, dismissed.
Schott VS.. HenEin, verdict of S5s4.85
for Schott. Carlson and Carlson vs..
Toohey, placed in the hanus of referee
Allen Bogue Of Centeryille. Iyerson
b Miller VS.. Finnie, settled. Flan-
merry Estate VS.. Lybarger Bros, ver-
dictfor plaintiff. Graverson VS.. Gray-
erson divorce question, dismissed.
Watts 81 Yeaton vs.. Erickson, YER
dict OF $500 for plaintiff. Beeler vs..
Schneiderheinze, verdict of $500 for
plaintiff. L. Baker VS. Jorgen Stene
verdict for Stene. johnson VS.. Pet
erson, dismissed. Sinclair VS.. Carlson
dismissed. Carlson VS.. Olson,
dismissed.
Two other cases are yet to be set
tied.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
North Spink

I'D Lewison was shopping In akron
Saturday.
Alfred Peterson made d business
trip TO Alcester, Saturday.
Josie Miller visited Saturday after.
noon with Hannah Doom.
viii HaIverson and Harry BAH
called on Nike Hultgreen Oh Tues.
day evening.
Adolph Abraham and sister Petra
visited Monday evening &C the q. Ell.
Reams home.
Harvle Noggle of elk Point called
On relatives In this burg the latter
part III the week.
John Prim and vile and daughter
attended church at Pleasant Hill
Sunday and were dinner guests ak
the q. n. Reanas home.
Ray HutchIn visited friends III
sphinx Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Andrew Gustafs0n who has
been quite iii the past week at this
time is somewhat better
Andrew Glstafson shipped d car
load of cattle and carload 0f hogs
30 Chicago, Saturday
Albert Bluffs and wife visited sun.
day at the Ed Lewison home hear
Nora.
Tie basket social which was given
Ii the Pleasant Hill school was /
grand success and all report good
tiue
elsie Hamilton visited SUNDAY
Wlth May Halyersof.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13
HAS No POLITICAL PARTIES
Attorney aensFal sntarprsas souah
Dakota Law.

Attorney General johnson has -.
dered an opinion 1T piesve coyar.
ms number of points III the RicA
ards primary law. He holds that ID.
der il provisions there IRE no party
organisations lii South nakotn ID
present and cannot be until after tha
primaries. whlnh are to til hsld ii
December of this year under the pre-
visions cf the act itself.
This eliminates not only county
committeeman, bur state oreanlan.
ticns are wiped oat ID well. FIis
holding further il that with i'd iegal
existence of j party orsanisafion
there can be no legal postmaster prs.
maries held; that even ii there wa
legal organisation til put TIE Kaa-
chinery II motion Tor such primaries
ths results could not be made &Ay
more binding "a the president shaa
they would - without ~ Organise
ton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-03-13

Lewis Ranum was . Sioux City
visitor last week.
Albert Kulyik and Ole Garberg
returned Saturday from Oslo, Texas.
Mr.. Kulyik bought land there,
Joseph Eidem and Clarance Gum
derson made 4 trip TO sown Monday
night, but all In vain.
John Nelson and daughter, Clara
came up from Sioux City last week,
for 4 visit at the g. @. Peterson
home.
Eddie and Ludwig Larson leave
this week for Rochester, where they
will farm their fathers land.
John Kalstad and family took din
ner with his parents, Sunday.
Daniel Ulvog called on Albert Kul-
vik Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upland left Friday,
after ten days visit &C the Albert
johnson home.
Helmer Hofstad left last Thursday
for Beresford for visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. Stanford.
Dora looked lonesome Sunday even
Ing.
George and Clarence Gunderson,
Oliver Erikson and Andrew Ven at
tended the auto show last week.
Albert johnson arrived home from
Pierre, Saturday.
Joel Wennblom and Edwin Eidem
left Tuesday for North Dakota, with
. carload Of stock and machinery.
We understand that there will 10 4
hard times social ut the home OF
Ex-Sheritf Gunderson Friday night Of
this week. All attending must dress
In hard times fashion or subject
themselves to q fine Of 800 or 10 days
imprisonment. This hard times
social does not reflect on the Demo.
cratic administration.
Mrs. B. Eidem who has been alling
for q long time died Monday. The
funeral was held Wednesday