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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15

Electric automobiles have been
adopted for garbage collection in
Paris after series of tests show
ing them more economical and
flexible than other vehicles.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15
Estrayed or Stolen.

Bay filly, two year old, foretop
fresh sheared, front hoof hurt
and growing off. Information
gladly received by T. T. Tate,
Gruetli, Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15
Hopless Lung Trouble Cured.

Many recoveries from Lung
Troubles are due to DIR. Bells
Pine Tar Honev. It strengthens
the Lungs. checks the Cough and
gives reliefat once. MIR. w. s.
Wilkias, Gates, N. G. writes: II
used DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey
in a case given up as hopeless and
it effected a complete cure. !"
Get q bottle of DIR. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey. If you cough is dry
and hacking let it trickle down
the throat, you will surley get re-
lief. Only 25c. at your Druggist.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15
Keep Your Stomach and Liver
Healthy.

tA00P OttI JUOIIIt1ClI ts1It 1lIV5I
Healthy.
A vigorous Stomach, perfect
working Liver and regular acting
Bowels is guaranteed if you will
use DR.. Bing's New Life Pills.
They insure good Digestion, cor
rect Constipation and have on ex-
cellent tonic effect on the whole
system-Purify your blood and
rid you of all body poisons
through the Bowels. Only 25c.
at your Druggist.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15

Panama will establish two
agricultural schools and later
may have an experiment station.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15

Advertisements .must have merit or they
will not be accepted. Mrs. Grundy has large
and increasing circulation. Artistic designs in
Typography special feature in our ads. With
the latest improved machinery we are also turn
ing out superior grade of job work.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-10-15

MRS. GRUNDY-A character in Morton's
Comedy, "Speed the Plough" the wife OF
lucky farmer, enved by DameAshfeld, neigh
bor who constantly exclaims "What will Mrs.
Grundy say" hence, society in general regarded
a censor of morals.-Standard Dictionary.
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Gentrdluer6anO sitnne.

Ser GelttrdlDerb0llo bat m lels
ner ftorf beiud,ten Sieung 5reitag
9lbeno int Geittiten Suas 5ablreihe
midtiae @ei6dfte erleoigt. 8oriiber
9eter berittet.e ooB ibm 8rcf. Ste
oinqer. Girettor oes oeittiden lin
terridts mitgetbeilt babe, bob Die
Ginfiihruug beg Geutihunterrihts in
10 Sfulcn iid in better 8eiie Doa
5iehe, mas NIT @emgtbmng auf
qcnommeu nuroe.
aouofnt Ism. 8appih. bonI &o.
Mite oos einen Sdoutpa9eu fir bic
garaoe Der 8ereine un0 2ogen in
Der af Gar Ben ISOLDE iteQen iol.
.te, bcrittete.. ouB 0as aomite an
.geiitts Der ariegsloge un0 Der Bro.
flamotion ocs 9rdiiOenten ooB ie
Der guraer lid Der itrengiten gtelt
tralitot befleiBigeu ioae, beihloiieu
babe. feinen 5hauipagen 81 lieiern
3ie Suhe ioa ben afs Gar 8en Rit.
tern mitgetbeilt meroen.
8ie 5roge betreffs oes 8irfens
0es 3omen Snlisfomites fiibrte
an Ionger Gebatte. Ginige Der "a.
men pura Der Qniidt, ooB iie
ibr @elo oireft mad europa be-
foroern noqteb ouitott es in Die
Siilfsfoiie Oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elm.
5u5obieu. SIN 8erouie Der 8ebotte
5eigte es iih, Dab bic meiiten %
men bereit iin0, oos @elo an oic
@llfstniie oes gentroloerbanoes o6.
5nliefern. Die Qniidt fam gum
gusorud, 0aB Die Gamen iobiel
ifmmeln ioqten ais nioglih. Gin
8eihlltB Duroe oann angenommen,
Dab es Den Gamen freigeitelt lit,
iBr @elo an Die @iilfsfoiie bes Gen.
trolberboloes n%b5nliefern poer 5u
beitimmen, e. brett an ~3uitebenoerl
8ebor6en in europa 5u ienoen.
8ir bermeiien an oieier SteGc
ON Den neueiten aufruf oes Or.
Eg. s. Seromer, 8rGiioeut oes ga.
ttonalbunoes, Der genau 3eigt lpit
bic S~ilfsgeloer brouBen angepanoi
meroen.
@leid nod Der Gibung 6es Gen.
traIDerbnnoes belt ons DeutIhC
Gog.aomite ieine @eriammIung ub
9lae aomites beri6teten iiber eint
eifrige Ib1tigfeit nno lit Die beitt
4usiidt borbanoen, Dab Die Gmabc
Geutide Gag Geier am 3. uno A
Gtfober i'm Geutihen Sons cine ii
ieoer 9e5iebung g~IGn3enOe weroer
miro.
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auior0erungeu entipridt. 8ir glal.
ben, Oab mir iebt oas gehln0en 6a.
ben Uonah mir idon LANCE 9eiudt.
haben udmlid 6us bette qutomo6il
fir BEN biainIten &reis.
@ir glaubem onb mir i'm sup.
mubil Die bette Gar liner alaiie ia.
ben, sic mir iibcrbaupt udblel
fonntcn INTO Dab Die Cadillac Gonl.
pam miere Hobl fir gut b%efinotn
MIRO. Die 6upntobil mo Cadillac
Cars ite6en IN feiner @eiie nit elm.
amber IN aorflitt, uuh mir meroen
i'm Stonoe ietn unieren altnOen
Sen qleihen befrieoigenoeu 3ienit
~ ae6en Der ms IN Der Sonoba.
buHg Ger Cadillac ollsleidnete. lin.
itre 8emonitrotoren iin0 aui benz
8e0e; ebenio itnierc S1gonIabuugcu
Ron 1915 eurs. 8ir oergrnBern
miern Ausitequngsraum nm Elm
Grittel mo meroen Die 6itpmobile
nebpn Der GaoIQQr in unierem
9auptrntm SIR 4usieamng bringen,
SER Mcitaroale, Der 8ertreter
Der Supp 5abrif, fat iid ais iebr
beirieoigt mt Den 0mnba sliis.
.iidten ousgciproden. Gr iagtc:
.gs lit cine arobe 8cnuqtbuunq fir
ms. cine ioldle oor}jglite 8ertre.
ting in Smnba 81 bctommeH, olirh
cine 5irma, ole Der Cadillac Som.
pam ioldes Genpmee eilbrudjte.
llniere nellen Iutomobilr mer0en
lid ais @eDiuner 5ei9rt Sd mar
Iebte 8ode auf Der Sopa Stnuts.
5oir, no oic 4utob1noler 9craoe
NIT Gnt6uiiasmlls iber lnicre Gar
ipraden. lie Gar iebt einen Stan.
0ar0 in i6rer alaiie."
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eertAsIInna str zammInnasn.
bic wsIOet msraea iowObl inr bic
A,iitprn mHD Asaiien ais and
fir bic @eruunortrH
b%efiueHDet.

Qnhfebenocr guirui lit non Or.
Scramrr. benz Erniioentcn oes gla'.
tionaIbun0es. belte Der ociildlen
Rreiie iiber1cbcn iporoeu;
a,Sm AuihluB an mciuen iotort
nad ~glusbulb 0es gtoBeu cIEopai.
ifen arieaes berofientlidien Aui.
.rui INTO oag pom atationallomite
fir oeutihe ailistaiicn ourh bic
aeionmte Brriir Derbreitrte mo
alien oeltihen gereigiauuaen, Der
bdnoeu uim. 5%uaeinnOte oiiene Sdrei
ben ieines @oriiterS, Der 5ualcldl
als Sfdemeiitcr iuuglrt. %pieocrbole
i'd bic S~ouptpuutte, nIf bic es N
oieien itmcreu 3eiien antonnnt mo
iiiae nabere ertlaruu1 bel.
aaiibcraa hler5ulnnoe bat lid,
ME i'd INIT @emgtbuiua be]eugcn
faub ge5cigt Dab IN Der Ibat gSlrt
oider oils 8diier lit mo oaB ore
Stummesongehoriqeu Geutidlanos
.pno 0eitetrcif .llngoue lit ~
amrrifd treue gicbe Wno 0dS tici'
tie gAtgefiibl mir oa5 Sono ibrer
Batter bepobrt bobeu
gaift nur einulalile @nben liHo
lin ausiift 3a uebmcu iouoern a.
lit aud oie N1olliffcit uoriuicbcn
OaB Semano nodeut,ide ooer mo.
natlide geitrdge ~lieicrt, "a oic
Samnlmgen mir Die oilistaiie Hd
AMI l1ngere 3eit ausoeBmen wcrOen
Gle 8elOer ner0en BON ocn ID.
meiliqen Summeliieaen in 3eitroil.
men BEN ]tatioualtomite Sobn
IIiarfs, Chairman 6npette mo so.
Ili0uD StraBe, Baltimore, gl0, iiber.
mittelt.
Die &ertbeilnng Der gelammelten
@eloer, melfe ben 8eicBeu Der &er.
Shaten gemaf iI6ermittelt werocn,
lit in Der @ciir bcidlluiicu, Ouh bic
6onDs in 5lusi gleiden SbeileH per
men0et weroeu. Sir cine SGlfte
gebt Dem 8Otbcn Sirens eiHcs leoen
Der beiSeu ednOer fRr Sitbesgaben
nno @erpflegung periunnOeter unO
%franfer SOloatcn IN. Die anoere
6alite gcbt Den snitduOiaen SebOr'
Den bcSfu. ben bon Den &eidDsregie.
rnnaen Der btiOrn aaiisrreidje an.
toriiirtcn Siirgerfumites ~, nm oa.
nit Die beoiirftiseu @ithueu unO
8aiicn i'm ariegc 8efaaener inter.
itiben ~ fOnuen nno Oeren Moth
80 linSern.
Ter &Oriiber (Sngleidl Shntmei.
iter) Oes 3atioualfUmites fir Silfs,
faiirn, Ser Sphu Sjarfs, bot 8iirg.
idlaft Dun ~eiHihueilen $4,000 ge'
leiitet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

@corae i. Reim ron Der GoOil.
lac eompann bon Cmoha bat lebie
Node eircn aontra'i mter8cidlnci,
INN BE Naeutir fir Die aupmobile
IN Qebtasla uno i'm weiIiden 80.
ma 10 iiberuebmen. Us iiuo GOO
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iir 1915 bcitcllt.
s. y. 8cltcroale Spe{ial. Aaeut
her Supp Ulutor Gar 60, ifonO
felt @odlen nit 9prrn Grim in Der.
bin6mg mo III BuiricOengeiteIlt, felt
Dem or NIT 2eetcrem cine @cidldits.
berbinouHg nbacihIoiirn bat.
~Gicies III bas Br6bte @eihdit,
peldcs mir ie obaeidloiieu boben"
iaate Serr 8eim aui laBten Snmitog,
mir ioaten idlon LANCE einen Der.
artigen Bargain aculdft baben, oodj
nollten mir mnrten, bis mir eiu 9lit-
tomobil befommen tcAuten fir eli.
uen biaigeH Yreis, meldes oaer
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geripnalnptiien.

SER 4rt9ur Nles muroc 5reitoa
As Sabre aft mo bate an 9t6eno
ieine @ei6niiter unO ocren 6amilien
bel ii6 81 @oit. SER Gburles
aleb, Der BON ieineh 9riiOcrn bod
9eebrt mo geodtet miro, prdIi0irte
BEL Der 3ofef unO bradtc dltf ons
@ebnrtstagsfino einen geoiegener
1rinfipru6 ans. Dan berIebte eini.
ge genubreihe Gtlnoens Serrrl
gtes noftrdglid unicre beitcn
@lildpiinihe.
SER @bas. Segclfe il. BON SO.
lumbns, Qebr traf 5reitdg 9lbenS
bier Elm. inn lid bon bier ans mad
fur3em aufentbalt mad Sot Springs
III b~egeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
Wns 9fr[in. 9lrhr.

Sim 0lorgeH 0es 10. September
lit nnier gei61Bter Mitbiirqer &.
@aap mad fltr8rm aroHfenIager i'm
Alter ppn MIR 43 Sobren g%eitorben.
4anp beiaB bier biele 5reitnoe. SIM
beranngeuen SATIRE puroen ibai III ii.
ne fSarmge60iloe ourb ben gptlon
5eritort, dber er boitte oGes Difcer
olf, nermiet6ete ietne 5nrnt unb
tante lid III Berlin Elm ihones Ssim.
Gaap biHterldbt cine aus Grnu nnb
Eodter b~eitahenoe ronffie Or mar
Gin fiiricrglifer JnntiIienpdter un1
lain Mort gall int RofHe Der gtd6t.
teborbe, fbeEfer CT c~ftge1ortel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
(erngeiunbt
Miuerniep SmprODemtnt she

Ser Shltlratb bat oem Hioeroiem
Improvement Club erlaubniB er.
t6eiIt, ieine 8eriammlungen in gu.
funit in Der Gopar0 Goieputer
SfuIe ab5uhalten, 9ieier Glib
perinmmeIt lid am 2. mto 4. Sam.
itag ops W2ouats 8;l5 abenos. Die
r1tite 9%eriammlung miro ont IL.
geptem6er abgebalten. 3iclcr Club
lit elmer Der alfelten Der Stnot, nno
limo 9lue, ole IN Dem eop1ro 8oie.
mater Sdnloiitrift po6nen einge.
laOen, an ben geriummlungen tbeil.
3lniebmen. 8. 8. getcrieii, Sra.
iioem; 80. s.. 6uettelmoier, Sefre.
far.
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WiT TGinigeR HGmden
Ohne sic zu zerst0ren

Die 2otierbaftigfeit bon gittcn
Semoen bdnat gum eroBen 3beiI
bon Der 4rt mo 8eiie bo, pie Ie
geruaiden meroen.
3n wiheH mic meint ben arieq
bntb geDurme n3lt boben lino mir
mic. 8egiunt morgen uto
Cure 8dide noh Der
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Reim hbtrnimmt bic Antuinr ron
HupmObils.

6aAsce NompaHp bon Omaha iuirO
Die Nnpp nuo 6aSiIlat fur 1915
%brrfauien. Iadt cine grohe
geitrlnna.
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sofOrt ~Derlau1t!

Nehrere innge 9entife MS 9lei-
ienDt fnr bic Gdafifle Omaha Err
bHue. gntrs tSfbalt nnb Rrppit
finn Mar url0e I6 iOFort. 1911
npiuafb Struhe, Emaha, 1thr.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
i'm Weston

SamilirnbrOarf lam be5Dseu merben: in SaSGmaba, Am. Setter,
25O2 " Strase; Serp6un South S63-Cmaba SuGO 4. Silh 1924
Douglas Strafe; Sdepbou SOnslaS 3040--Gonncl SlnffS, Oh Af
Bar, 1912 Sin 6 Shnfc; SelepbOa 1923.
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3n ucrfanien-5nn0cft older oon6

3m uerfanfen-6un0ett 9lder 9onn
~imncrbolb 40 Ncilcn pom DmnHn
an ser Soilptliuie Der 9orthmcitern
9abn. Ieue gerbeiicrunaen. mdb.
rerO oIeies 3ahres uorgenonlmeit.
belalien i'd 1acin att $4,000.
8erfnufen ore 100 gtdrr mic Tic oa.
liegcu iur $4,000; muB aber bofO
geifc6cn. 0eGme Omaha @rumoei.
geutblm ais Ebciljopllng. 9ele.
pbonire 4benos SarneB 6S37.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
abpofaten RedjtsanipdEte

Rnlfinser & @cbb. Otnnba Matio.
nal gont 9eb., 9immer 95o, Gmn.
ha 1eIepbon 9ouaIns 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

Strnmpfuirfer geiIidlt SIR Ginfin.
ting elmer GeomIeB 6olierD MInrt
(Acmr MnIdiuerie1 D1isb NIT alfn
arbeiten pertrdut iein. Musfluit Ct.
.tbeilt 3os auObIoA, 1eIbIer. Tehr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

@erlGngt: - Acknowledgement Mann
fir 8lob ouf einem 2nnoheim.
@utes Seim un0 giites 5al1r Re-
fererSen not6ig giodBufrogen bet
s. 5. q. Omnha 9ribine. 910
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giau T1ontep @cI5.9 eiate, 30.
81 uno $1.75.
8rpei 3oa breite edte Std
ganoer, goro, S4.S5.
3wei Soil gipit9 dnoer, goro
$4.s5.
mtnf gdn6cr Die garo $3.50.
8etBe 5birreo Center, nit Nm
banaiel. Senline Tan0, 1901.
81 $3.50.
2.s0a. 2aDeuoer fir gdnOer,
30. $1.9S,
2.soa. noaene Seol gdnO
al, 90. S1.98.
Set Rubmen un6 8Gnoer, go.
25c, SOC unO 81.
Seauins UNI Sponglro Ban.
Der unO Robmen, gnrO, 5Oe, 81
un6 $3.50.
Reue Roiensg eiGse, in alien
heaen 5arben, SOC, 81 II. St.50.
1elte Rbineitone Robmeu, 5u,
80. zoe HuO ST.
enae 8earl Habmen, gu, 90.
800 un0 soc.
8eitifte Chiffon . Rabmen in
5arben uno gang neiB. 25t, 49c
un0 St.9S.
t2s3oa. SriOeieent Sequins, in
eelben uno blolten S6attirungeu
GARD. $3.50.
Die neuen bn1erformigen iei.
Oenen anopfe in allen 6nrben,
idmar3 peiB oeer inmmet, oos
9usen6 SOC.
5haoop 2oce GumiIole GorIet
l~leber5ige, ~ bis Is 3oa brett,
nertb bis 50c Die GARD. f0r
Spe3iolpreis, SO. .....lGk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
g~egrdbnt6foften reOn3ir,


ggir BADEN o1s feinIte, oodit1n-
bigite GtabIiiiement i'm 8eiteiL Der.
ridten Bic better 3ienlte uno geben
sic bodIip GuaIitat in ieoer gronhp
0es @eihafts, in ieoem Sarg un6
3ubehor. Sire 5nipeftiQH 1T er.
uiiniht.
llniere idtDar5eH, ipeiBen nno
aralen 11rge, DoaItdnoig beiest
All S25 ItnS 5fanonr0s in Glegan5
ms Caolitat. uno fDeroeu ioHitno
prrfauft Sit $45 Biz $40 sI1e I'M
iere Sdrqe Iino i'm gerbdltuib gLei6
nieOria I'M Ereis.
LEO A. HOFFMAN,
IA unh xsass SHaw xssrs Tunalss sm1
Nnsth9 s1fab f pafntp ~ Grss Tenn GtEastTndsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

cas- prcisiulrOigitc 0iirn BEL Netsr
Rlmp. Gcntite Slide. 1903
7oOge Strngs. :. Stod. WnbI3ei.
te.n % geuts.
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1lnberglei6li6e SHerten lit spiben nrtO
&leiberbelaB TIT ganSen @eten

mo @gaddumg mt Grhiben 9orn9H begrfrn mrbet -
Sn fin Din oen Sue groBr ME p pbor, mel mir tbmer eumnue Gmnft lmn oHoh.
e0 ms Sngs IN europa lupr Bars Office Co. 4 Fe gnbuHe lb,no9 hdee uns
fHbNHR a6heums Der &oarn MS 6mnhrih GnttImo mn z eo@n hoB mir hr
Gal eubn SebrbSaf pbl hrgapgt Da0en obp Rufnft mt Ben 3utaO Nat hernatonaH
SaH0ds.
rH f4oueu5 fb mir HmSpten u6 9eute rnGhaupn hGet nf Der @ona Snan MIR b.
Tie @onbde bier SWe ta0e rrbgTe @mc Ut cHrpen rb beGr @oun ais &c pnt
mn mm tmeL
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GfOhe Nobnnns init ) thinner i'll
b~ermtetben. 5unnp Gofr, 1416.
lInaiatns GtrnBe.
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gatentnnDdIt.

MinarS Gbbp, Ynitnte. 1880 Gin
9totionni Bout gmIotng, Eel
Douglas 1869.
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3n permietbe - s3inmer
Del 3eutider 6amilie. 1908 Gin
StrdBe. St9
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Sunser 1entidcr Ild)t moblirtes
3iuuuer Gfierten an bic Sniaba
3ribIne.
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LEO Al. HOFFMAN,

Al unh Tsaat S1e 81 IacHs Tsualas sao1
auslnl ksi@ BIZ pafntp II Gfss Hsnn StfabtHhasn
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@olh unb 5ilber 5lountiraS
10 bis "a 3oa brett, Dnro 5000
bis $3.50.
Reue Spibcn IN idmor5 uno
Deib. s bis rs Boil brett, No.
lS1.25, 1925, 1925.
Reuc Iobtt1t Gibbons nj all
len 6arbcn, 40 3ol brett. gnr0,
$1.39.
Geue fran5oiiide uuO oeutidc
Bal Spiseu "A bic 3 3oa brett,
g0.. &c bis $50.
Sdnar5e Sponqlco S5Iouu
rmes, rs unb q 3oa brett, 20,
S1.9S mo S3.9S.
Sdmor5e Gbautiau Rnhmen. 4
bis 6 3oq brett garo i5c, i9c
Hopit1t Spougleo 4lober Vets
in iriih grim, pioIett uno fin9's
blue 40 Sol brett 9nro $3.50
10 3oa brett garO, 15e, Boo bis
3I.oJ.
goIlitdnoige Gets in ct. goa
Balls. Ga6mei mo GiuiGee. "
bis ) 3oG brett gnro 19e, 59e
bis St25.
gdte @rinteB uno 2terre
Spiten 6louncings As 3oa brett
mertb bis $3.50 9nro, ipe3iel-
Ter 9reis $50.
&rinceB mo gierre Spiten.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01

with friends Mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ustrud took Sun.
day dinner at Elmer Ristvedt's.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Arueson and Miss
Matte Hegua of Webster, visited Sun.
day at the Hegna home.
Quite a few from here attended the
Christmas tree at the Goodhue church
Thursday night.
A candle social was held at the J.
J. Fosse home Monday evening. The
house was packed TO the utmost. A
short program was given after which
supper was served. 4 splendid time
was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Faehn and fam,
lily spent Sunday at Lars Hjermstad's
at Wallace.
Tilda and Julia Ustrud are spending
several weeks at home
ldelia Ustrud was a caller at Mel
sons Saturday evening.
Mrs, and Mrs. Julian Faehn Of Wal.
lace. visited at the Fred Faehn home
Sunday.
Dr.. Ftksdahl. of Webster. was seer
in these parts this week
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01
RiCHIANO.

John Molln and family spent Sun,
day at the home OF Mr., and Mrs,
BroHnell.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowley Il family
spent a few days out in the country
with MIR. and Mrs. Lewis and sisters.
Mrs. Frantz IS on the sick list
She was better but is worse again.
Mrs. Molln visited with Mrs Frantz
all day Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis called at the
John Molln home Sunday evening.
Dick Smith took Christmas dinner
at the Molln home as also did Cecil
Ostrander.
Mrs Ronley ana Gladys and the
baby stayed With Mrs. Lemon Sun,
day night. They returned home Mon.
day.
Mr. and Mrs Turner were in the
city shopping Monday.
Dick Smith and Emil Molln are
digging wells. They have several to
dig.
Mrs. Croft is on the sick list.
Gladys Ro~ley and Lulu Lemon
spent Saturday night with their cous-
in, Alice Ostrander.
The dance at the Bert Lewis home
last week was quite we'll attended and
everyone had r most enjoyable time
MIR and Mrs John Turner spent
Sunday afternoon a week ago. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Hal Lemon.
Mesdnmes Lemon and Lewis went
TO the city Saturday, returning Sun
day. spending the evening at the home
Of F. b. Rowlry. Master Kenneth
home to spend a few days
with relatives in This vicinity.
Miss Anna Wick is assisting Mrs.
Toms tbs week.
Miss Edith Savage had a very APP
propriate programme arranged for
Christmas, which was enjoyed by
Of tn" parents and young people
Of the district; Mrs. Savage and chill
drcn from the rlty and Lee Algaid A
tree was nicely trimmed and a few
presents for Tive delight Of the pu
pills. after Which a vacation for Two
weeks began
The Young pcnp]" met at J. J. Pur.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01

Well. here's hoping the New Year
will start where the old year left of.
Miss Laura Marx, of WATERFOWL, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
Tom Winter went to Chicago TO
spend the winter, but on reaching
chi" Tom thought it was too small
to turn around, SO Tom turned around
and kummed back.
Vim. Noes and wife. O Elrod. S. D.,
visited with friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Hank Kranz Was a business caller
at Watertown Monday.
Miss Blanche Wagner of Water
town, visited with friends and rela-
lives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Raml were Water
town passengers Monday evening.
Mike Dyer vas a pleasant caller at
the Albert Lindner home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ Fox were in
Watcrtown Monday.
George SChweinfuyt made a business
trip to the city Monday. While there,
Gorge tells the boys. he had one
hig feed at the Hotel Grand.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01

and friends, Mr.. Craig Is employed
as an artist with the Bureau Of En-.
craving in that city and is making
good.
The Schaller department store be-
gan moving to its new location Mon.
day morning. The new Schaller de.
partment store Is acknowledged to be
one OF the finest and most modern
department store buildings In the en-.
tire state.
A large number of subscriptions to
| the Saturday News expire at this time
Of the year when yearly settlements
are in order and in fact one of the
principal things upon the program.
We would be pleased to have our
friends call and deposit the necessary
| amount to balance accounts.
r'of. r. L. Krmple is home TO spend
the holidays with his family. Mr..
kemple has appeared in many Of the
large cities on his last featuring tour.
He spoke in St. Louis before the Y.
NJ, c. A. to an audience of over eight
thousand people. He delivered his
favorite lecture which is entitled,
The American Boy"
Jail officials at WATERFOWL report
that Justunen, the murderer, is a bad
actor in every sense of the word. He
is in a sullen mood always and is
violent at times and is attempting to
make good or the insanity dodge.
There will probably be a term of court
held in Castlewood next February
which will spell the finish of this
tiend.-HaZel Register.
The Commercial club has extended
an invitation to Rev. ". 5. Q'Meara
and Rev, c. j. Christensen to address
the club next Monday noon, at the
regular meeting at the kampeska
hotel. These gentlemen are to select
their own topics for discussion. 1t is
expected that there will be q full at
tendance of the members to listen to
these entertaining speakers.
December 2lst marked the first dav
winter, and is also the shortest
day of the year, From now on the
will grow longer, it not being
noticeable very much at first. The,
real cold snap of the season oc-
CURED the latter part of the week.
and continued for a few days. This
seasons snowfall has been very light.
only a slight fall in November, being
the only Il on record.
Ih< Vienna p~Ostonice is no longer
postal savings depository. the post
master having received word the first
OF the week to send in all supplies
uso- IN connection with that branch
Of the business. Since the establish
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand and Rex
left Monday evening for Minneapolis,
to spend some time. Mr.. Rand's
mother is quite poorly at this time,
Here's wishing you all q happy New
Year, and as we'll. q happy, prosperous
new year. with a bumper crop and
no hog cholera.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01
Fire Works Damage
In Jim Welsh's CC==ee

About 9 o'clock Monday morning a
fire alarm Was turned In and the fire
department made q quick run to Jim
Welsh's restaurant which was located
In an old wooden structure on north
Oak street.
The fire started in the shoe shining
parlor next door north and had made
considerable Roadway before it was
discovered:
Mr., Welsh was up stairs over the
restaurant asleep whep his dog woke
him up by barking. When Mr.. Welsh
awoke his room was full Of smoke and
the flames were breaking out in the
wall over his bed.
After a short time the iremen got
the fire under control and succeeded
in e~xtinguishing the flames.
The furniture and fixtures in the
restaurant were hauled into the street
but there were a number of articles
which we're not removed which were
practically ruined by fire and water.
Most Of the furniture and clothing
on the second floor was destroyed.
The old building was insured for
$500 and it is believed that it is dam
aged beyond repair and that the city
authorities will not permit the re-
building of the old building.
Mr.. Welsh carried $500 insurance
on his restaurant fixtures and house
hold goods.