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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
ventIlate Cold Frames.

!.3 Voht1Iate Colo FRAMES.
II the weather continues warm the
cold frames and pits filled with celery
will need thorough ventilation. The
crop should be disposed OF as rapidly
as possible, especially If the variety is
Golden-Self. blanching. 49, IS
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

not think I would be
alive today II It
were not for Dodd'e
Kfdn ey Pills. I
strained my back
about forty years
ago. which left It
very weak. I was
troubled with inham'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
Separate the Fowls.

Be sure to keep the turkeys, ducks,
geese and chickens in separate In
closures. The turkeys are continually
fighting the chickens and often kin
them. si& i}EEs a Il, s2s q .5E5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
AMBASSADOR PAGE FINDS HOME

IL ~ - ~ Ta
/. At last it seems that Ambassador
Page has decided upon a residence in
Rome. This has not been an easy
matter for two reasons. Mrs Page
wished to have a garden. and the most
exaggerated rumors had got about in
regard to the Pages wealth.
%% Hence the sums asked for inferior
places were enormous. It is a fixed
idea Of every Italian that every Amer.
ican is rolling in money and does not
mind parting with it. While the former
may be true OF Mr.. Page. heis certain.
sly$ man who would not allow himself
to be swindled by a landlord. q
He has finally decided upon house
that has already been t1hab ited by two
American ambassadors. Henry White
and Lloyd Griscom. It is really q
princely apartment in the Palazzos del
.Drago. comprising the whole first floor.
The suite has large reception rooms
and long white hall where large
formal dinners are, given. 55& 5 &
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
Lies Great Moments.

The great moments Of life are but
moments like the others. Your doom
Is spoken In word or two. A single
look from the eyes, a mere pressure.
Of the hand. may decide 1t; or Of the
lips, though they cannot speak
iThackeray. t
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
Birds Eat Worms.

One intoxicating bird like the chick.
adee has been known to eat 5000 cank-
er worms in single day. These are
the birds to make welcome to the or.
chard.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
many SCHOOL ChiIdren Are sicklv.

Children who are delicate, feverish and cross
will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the
stomach, oct ON the liver, and are recommended
for complaining children. A pleasant remedy
for worms. Used by Mothers for "a years. Al
all Druggists, 25c Sample FREE. Address,
A. 8: Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y. Adv.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
SAYS TANGO is SYMPTOM Of DISEASE


t..The tango is one symptom OF the SO
cial disease we are trying to cure mot
the tango itself. but the making .,
craze Of It," said Winston Churchill
in an interview at Chicago q few days
ago. The celebrated novelist smiled
when he was asked for his opinion OF
the modern dress of women. 1T Is the;
apotheosis OF all that is frivolous and
luxurious in our modern civilization"
he said. ut Is a representation Of
something that we are trying to get
rid Of
Mr.. Churchill was more inclined to
talk Of the influence Of religion upon
the modern university student There
is q movement in theology that is go.
ing on very rapidly" he said. 1T is
the Interpretation Of religion lin the
terms Of modern science and philoso-s
ply. s.. $S5.5 7j NH III
4 '".The modern university student In.
sists upon having everything squaring
that is, unity Of mind. II he
learns his religion IN the terms Of an
:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
AUSTRlA'S MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

80 w z y = = /
Count Leopold Berchtold, minister
of foreign affairs and chancellor Of
Austria Hungary, who but yesterday
was the best abused man in the dual
empire. has become literally overnight
\ an object of the greatest popular en-
8thusiasm and admiration. #t 4
# It has suddenly been brought home
ITO his countrymen that he is a past
master In the art Of statecraft and
diplomacy. and that they owe him a
debt OF gratitude for the clever way
1 In which he safeguarded their inter
&ests beyond their borders during the
\ last two years. e "a. E,.s
5 This revulsion of feeling, SO start
ling in its suddenness. has been
brought about, not by any utterance
of the count, who remains as reticent
and as enigmatical as HERETOFORE, but
( by the publication in the Matin--.5
most enterprising and ahluent Of all
the great Partisan newspapers Of
the terms Of the secret treaties unit
& inc tho 10 II . !, q 11ioo IN <ho{r coalition
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
Ancient sun DIaIs True.

"a In the ruins OF Pompeii has been
found. in one Of the gardens. sun
dial which looks as If the position Of
the earth's axis and the plane Of the
equator must have been known to the
maker. Modern sun dials are made
much after the same fashion.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
All It Could Do,

Visitor-Does this town boast Of a
hotel? .= T.
Native-No; 1t apologies for 1t.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

The breeding sire requires and
should have the best Of feed and care
If the best OF results are to be ex-
pected.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
LONG in DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Rockhill. who has
been representing the United States
has presented his letter of
recall, and thus ends thu career OF the
Oldest member, from point OF service,
Of the American diplomatic corps. Mr..
Rockhill has held IA commissions in
connection with American foreign at
fairs, besides having contributed val
liable information to science, gained
from exploring expeditions through
Tibet and other countries while on
leave from the diplomatic service. The
present treaty governing relations be-
tween China and the United States is
the work OF his hand. He was the
commissioner Of the United States in
preparing the protocol that ended the
Boxer uprising in China. Mr.. Rockhill
is regarded as one Of the foremost au-l
thorities on Chinese matters. He was
one Of the first white men to travel
through Tibet, and his knowledge Of
the Chinese border questions and ia
miliarity with Russian views upon this
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

Money often wins the first battle,
but seldom the second
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14
"a GRATEFUL OLD MAN

Mr.. W. d. Smith, Ethel, KY, writes:
Il have been using Dodd's Kidney Pills
for ten or twelve years and they have
done mo 4 great deal Of good. do
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

invaluable
him
administration last spring
committee during
1884 appointed
Pekin Nearly all Of his the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

university and this and
religion with You
believer
today which is
central and aninatng core 10
politics sociology
1 departments of life
is that large element Of the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

family Of the
Paazz0
her regime In the
which
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

Putnam Fadeless Dyes color in cold
water. Adv.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-14

Easy.
Small Boy (pleading for, more time
to stay out and playful come right
in when the twelve o'clock whistle
blows.
Mother-But want you in the
house at twelve o'clock.
Small Boy-Then III start In lit
tie before the whistle blows
Their Object.
what Is the idea Of these repeated
farewell tours Of stars p
why. to fare well, Of courSs..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31

'A.ia'tt g.. Eaton. Of T&cuuY,
Wa. b.uCtur, 4 lurulter OF tie IN.
ternatiuual Beard az Lectures! 10
of the First chnrc'. OF Christ Sci
ertisi. i:Ostou, Mas, anuris-yu
Q fairly large audlrnca IT. tht
Grand Opera House Sunday L ,,,,r
noon. Tie audience was re
preventative ono and gAve the
closest attention throughout tue
Address.
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shall ans yer !r,tr On III our ar
t;c!e. Love is IN r!rlt.1te given
/ 10 tte ,Ul1d to uc xfcnted by
The will power. Afrcr the mind
= I'd o. truth and loeo, the will
, NAN1r h:rompS The executor Of
them both, SO that ynu will
; plainly see 'lat those different
attributes set forth by Mr. Eat,
on, are far from being synon
ym'. or SYNONYMOUS. As far as
a God is concerned we must have
ia rerfcct man to uc like him.
But from some cause, he left
III parfectnesS.
%-:::h i1e cen cr!y he made per
:N,r' - de OBSTRUCTION OF the
49, emery. witch Is death. Cod
u tue same tiod yesterday. to.
u2.y and fOrevermnre the same.
bnt after man left his first
estate he became Il defective be-
luE. in all his ways. And now
Christian Science, falsely so
called,' claims the power to
rectify this DOOM faE|. hy the
healing qualities giyen IT, ,nem.
Rut we fird there was cue
declaration made, by God him.
self, in connection with the fall
lot man that Christian Science by
maD cannot move. Nor neither
will it ever be moved, ontil the
Son Of God removes it. The
declaration is this. "In the day
thou eat thereof thou shalt
surely die And so death
passed upon all men, Christ
has to destroy death, It is the
last enemy OF nan that is to he
destroyed. While christian
science claims to set forth a God
by works, this is one work they
cannot do. They cannot by
WORKS destroy death. They car
h2a' all manner OF sickness, in
themselves aud others. Vet
they cannot destroy death. Fer
instance we speak Of the great
leader OF Christian Science Mrs.
t.ady-Who we believe, deserves
many, and the greatestot laurcls
{ thrown upon her pathway u
| life. For the rroat good she &C.
'rc1uplishcd in healing others
"oe>. IN this sin cursed world
Of ours. But witt all TIE good
she could do. she r0u;d not 1e.
Shoy death, s,hc no had to
! die.
/ But The day viii come when
] death will be destroyed as wa
have stated above, bp the Son Of
God. for the time will come
Wien the scripture referred to by
Ir. t.t,ou will Ue fulfilled. that
is;
"NeriIy, verify, ! say unto you,
lie that pelieverh On ue, the
works that do shall he do also,
and greater works than these
shall be do; because / 90 unto
my Father {1ohn l4I!.l
Vet VIC must notice inorder to
teach them to observe all thing ;
| Christ com handed. we must in
.h'a SCrlEtp clbse,ve1he. FROM
;2'| ~ ~arn - this scripture to
) /. :,,.r.@'a " '.a,:, who G,d will
-. ~. !-'f,s, read
Verify verify / say VITO YOU
, lie that rv>4ivc,n WhumS ugvur |
srntt rHc.uiu,th NE and lie thut
!, rCctIVclh NE receivcth him that
SENT Ile." ST john. 1870
Also.
But Inc Com forter which is
the HOLY Ghost whom the rath.
er will send in my name he shall
teach you all things and bring
all things to your remembrance
whatsoever ! have said uu.u
you " st. john. li-...ti
When this time comes, then
+loy . holi coo %h, ,>l,,,,;4 -, -, n
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'iitt' tt'4' We iliEtt tOfH!'( EbFP
lll.hS. AOu VIC teci Inrsh.r tCn.
cred thai We arg able and have
'ho privilege OF taking bod Of
iiLut7)i LAST OVER all peep =, ANA
hit f'ull I'll their eyes is d.r!,
trrd,r~ and itt the 1rue iight Of
beaver shire dt1p Il syn IN thor
hfr':, lted hearts
The Lecturer has said CHRIS.
tlau Sciphuo meets the require,
meats t. preach Nv Noris or
demonstration, rather than Nv
words or Arguments, This will
do, ii there Is Ii room Tor dis
put" or dNIht 3u& VIE the
rIgi' Can II" Gated il gu alton,
tiet uaa De q Supremacy
aboy,'' tron' The side ui right.
He: &c, We say. How shall We
hnos, True Christian Science:
F. ever >iIi>>t IT,. fail OF ulnn,
y
>'> A ~ ''''''1 ii .''''''>e'" ny ~
the Coco ana the rvII, For She
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'0' D'' ~ ~ ''e le''V1' '''@O
~ -' - y ''' 't0'''' O"1' IA "o
"''1>'' @N''' " ~ - ''"' O.,
81" ''"N ~ " . 10 '''i' ~ Wv ""'"
IL N'N'1'' o|'N'' 40 ''"' y '''
'- 80 " '''' N' '''''a ''o"'r'
'''''' '''''' Ii u III " '''''I' VI "o' NJ
10, 80 I",'''~ law '''''N '''' 'lc a.
>0"' "'N al : we ~ u'''El'cSs
" ohoe'Sldho Tic difference
In*fe Is III Tue 1.-Two; when their
"oihS oooS GoC manifest any or.
icfcnce' ING Christian Stlul'
''s's ooeS No. accept all the Wora
~ t'oo. jo>ta part. suHh as suit
'bei' WORKS. Tie Sp'rltuA'iSl
oo'S t'e lame me NiesuAclic
'A'' "a ''''' > VIZ '''''*' '-''' 't|'
- - ''>''' IL 40" &c y ''"" ''' :"
'''' ''''' ia %" i ~ '7t''. .i'e'c IS no
's. s'' N'' % = - 'oS'e''oe.
>''' '''E Vt ~ '''lnE Io| "N u
~ Is 20 investigate tuiS lnallNE,
aS we nave IL before us. III the
lecture oi var haton Ut IaCnN+
WASH, ana Tins nun tC'p4s u
Gi"oul11 'Folp one Il lhclr uest I
Sc'1o''s' We nave no d"not but
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que. Y, l"i - ~. l. nrU:y MON Der.
Iii" mt,"n ~" rrY:ncor Of
: iilCnZhr -N"csn ,,.t Tits lnt in
- Nrhc'lr'. u'hil'r>t> tEp priu
IIp'e u. u,an. .Ar the NANTES,
'*,ion rr good or lad.
The mind i,rnuucoS ,i5oughts
": nuroer~W ten put mo p,ac,
Tics, J.: i'-s 'e.'lt. t:.5t2 ar Sir.
and VIZ! %.2 ~ c,:.c,::-,,s.r, j
brings forth de4 i, r. ." =nI. :
a different attribut-, To- :. Il
is not synuninCus with the MUD,
The soul will be in man after tho
miud is gone 'rum man. Ihc
sou' is The life, spoken Ut 10 this
manner.
But flesh with tue life thereof.
which is the blood thereof, shall
Ae nut cat :, t1+D. ~.
The soul i, the naturai lie Of
man, q living soul = t.rtnl. ill.,.
Frou, these facts we learn that
those words spoken Of ranEUt be
SYNONYMOUS. " cannot from a
Reasonable standpoint say ,i.al
Dizzy a'e the same. Tits uian
Eagon says that Christian
Sciences and Animal MugsitiSm
are not the same. We do not
believe they arc. bnt, how sluiI
we know this: \ few years ago
in ST. Louis thGrc was q lest
made between q McSmgric POW,
er man aud Spirituai;s:, and
the Mvsmpric man lhruwGd the
other inAn OF the stage,
Mr.. lIatUn has :efercd US to
the language Of Christ where
he SAYS teach them to observe
all things And we should
teach them to observe the differ,
ence uetwccn the fame and Pre-.
fame, 1t is true that it says by
your works We shall know them. "
So then lnorder for your works
- to bc known above he NlcSmcric
power YOU uust do grcttcr
works I han >hey iuUrucr 20 1,uu
iirSt NOllr coo.
, Now TO give to Christian Sriepcv
falsely So called Its just nlns.
l.'rC. E,lon Tad bette" Civ, way
to 'lruth and love. Aud .ct
truth cut its way thru the dark
covers Shat WITH ti,. sword
81 Love, ali those g.htr 'lcl4ctilI
attributes will be placed where
thy Juio, e. Then we will be
able to cAlnpreh, nd the differ.
ence there is between the fl1c
and tht proIaue. 1t is true or
truth when cod Cleat,d man
here on earth, He gave him d
mind. lie also gave him truth,
~. two attributes were not the
sau4.. GOO gave him tie mind
50 ;ttat tie nigh comprehend,
t. "a. 4, u,ic, G !. :;'t'n ban
Atlel COG lc.aLtu TIA i.i.1 c4u
gave t. him IL peth c. l.,i..d ~
that ,Ii> man might compi,,nr.,,
30 tru,h, which cod say" '.!y
III these words.
And God blessed them, uAJ
God said uuto tilcui, BE fruitful
and multiply and rep.enish IT,,
earth, and sobdua it: aud have
dominion over the fish Of The sea
and over the fowl Of the air, and
over every living thing that mov
r'h upon the earth,
aud Cad said. Behold ! hrvl
gwen .vun every hrrO bearing
stc:i wt.icu is upon the face al
ali the earth. anu every tree, il
the which is he frIit Of a tree
yielding seed; W you it shall bt
lur muat.
| And h. every beast of The eartt
and to every fowl of the air, art
, 70 every Jhiul: that @recpe,h upor
! tue earth, wherein there is life
i, | have ,riVc ii pVprV green hhrf
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| go ""7 vi hAoSNSHo Gtt0 N"~
destroy tho strongth Of iAr
Kingdoms OF the heathen GIG 1
will overthrow the chayiots aao
those that ride in them: and the
f., horses and their riders shall
como dawn every 0ne hg The
S word Of his brother.
la that day saith the Lord Of
hosts will | take thee. o Zerub
liable my servant the son Of
Shealtio> saith the Lnrd ncu
vii! make thee as a sigaet: for
lave chosen thee saith the Lore.
Of hosts" Tag. 2-21-:,.a.
For God has said.
And he that ovarcoma>h ant,
keepeth my works unto tho cati
to him will I give pnter nver
the nations:
AnG he shall rule them WITH
a TCd OF iroa rs the ,psyels Uj a
potter ,'lall they be broker, &c
'sh':crs 0yen a. | received o. my
lFather.
And will give him Tie .Aoru-
'ng STAR" Rev 1T -2S
Wh.n al. sse sinful Kingdoms
are broke in Pic ard Gods
Kingdom fully set up then this
scripture vii! come to pass.
"ReboId | will bring it health
and cure and T. vii! cure thc..
and will reveal unto them the
abundance OF peace anal truth.
And will! cause iNo captiy.ty
of Judah and the captivity Of
Israel to return and will brilG
them as at The first.
And will cleanse them from
I'LL thcir lni.4uity whereby 1hav
have sinnca against anc; and T.
vii! pardon al thtir ina1uities
whereby they have sinncA ant.
whereby they have trans@rasseG
against me- .Jer. -; Is y
A'sc
For / wall restore he :4lth unite
thee aud L will heal thee Ct thy
wounds saith the LHrd BECAUSE
they called thee an Oateast say
ing this is Ziou whom no mall
seeEcth after" ,Icr, 50 II
For we believe tlnt the tine
viii cone when tits scr1ptQre
Will he cnm pletci.g 'nldilni.
He that Ielie7e,h en'l i.
! baptized shall he saved, nu' i4e
that oeIievetL uot stall h
damned.
-, And these sighs sl.all f5!iuw
them t'at believe In ny uams
(. s.la!l they cast OF devils t'5oy
| shall speak with ne~ tongues.
: They shall take up serpanta,
land ii they Grink am deadly
, Lllinl: ii SHAH not hurt tllu ln.tl4ev
;s"a!I lay hands IN the sick and
they Shall rtuuyer. Mark 1C.16.lS
: lnorder for this time to he set
forth III its tulncsH, The ldnsua.s
lu[ Matt. %vlIl nave to " cuuplGt.
I'd l'nease read ---
'Tcaehpg lll@,u to observe atI
things "hHtsUcyur | lave COL;
i mandcu you anu 10 + am with
you always even unto the end Of
the world Amcu,"
Matt. -" 80
This is the oe4utifu! part Of
the work to teach them TO oh.
serve all Things which Christ has
Taught aud commended, tc BE-
Taught, And this believer u not
only to teach one Or Two things
which Christ spoke but Ae
will teach Us All things whatso.
ever He said unto nS And then
shew us things to conc.
Continued epage 4.
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Tux .AL4i.NESS OF GOD.

TUX AI.LNESS OF GOD.
/ ChIls1i.:1 Science meets TIA ~
\, lujranl ~. 10 preach by works or
Aiemon>ti ion, rather than by
words OF alyuDfnt5. 1t does not
iu1ouncf u new and strange con-
Eept Of God, Dut unioils and dc
tlar>s L corr, Ct, DE- cause demon.
iyable, Understanding Of, His
liug. pusIilics, ana law. To
2trOuutn our concept OF God there
1as been introduced into the
(eaclinG OF Christian Scie,,ce as
tteIma Or Synonyms tor GoG oil
Ger thai. or1inl ri!., use, those vf
Mind, &4li, ''i:"iple, Lille,
tTrutf, and love. Flue terms H.
-AeIIjspucc and snij>lrIce are also
Imloyed a. synonyms to and the
A,tuGtu, jn lis comprehension of
good, as well as to indicate. Ills
7 nature, attributes and qualities.
These terms, when rightly un
derstond and applied, Sc'yr to
turn thoughtaway FROM Il circum'
scribed, limited, or hnnanzed
saLse of Diety and direct 1t TO-
ward that impersonal, infinite,
supreme, and absolute intell
geDce, cUns ClOl!eDess, pre- cncG,
and power w|iom we have deSig
mated as God.
When We include every attri.
. butte of goodness. justice, mevty
cnmpasslu?1, affection aud tenQGr.
! ness which We naturally assOci
ate with BIC Germ Father as
applied to God> ana at the same
: tine exclude all Sense OF ir.i US
I tlte, hatred. an:e". Vengeance,
and clIangtahtenpsa VT are able
el9tei;;44 a Ard IA Oh ~ y fistt
JeOuS and true sense OF Deity rs
infinite Ait. Suci, d culc&pt in.
spires love ara reverence. Fa:.
thermDrc, it " i'll quicken Niini,l
us sp'r!tua! CON, cioO,nSsS
which is ltr.perative aid re-
Y demp,leu in its operation, and
4 which will a,.f as a >iIar, power
TO lift Us above the false and il
! .legitimat~ Lei;rls OF mortality O.
/ iiterate The Undesirable mora! or
:. %phys fleets ablch those he'
liefs may ~" prGducfd aud
provide al adequate defense
N against TIE Il,.utN"e ana action
n OF all tt.;.l is unlike Gou. god.
One nlul,e,y good Eul and
s jDjinlI~)y perfect universe
y Ssasj ding lu.u, Is What Cfrlsnodl
III. a:c It, c'A:e~ ard t"ac,sS.
\ ld >e"eruirg Mis- IL holds
& j 1t il just Us i'll porlant TIA
t.sss sllai! huye a curJecl uudel
4 {audlng Gurdlng pei l0c'
,uan as y is that Wa shall have ;
true kuo"led,,e 1T TerIHrt Goo
a. tho greater Il ,yall.
Tf QUE ur tl4 utller or both ar
.e-c.udeI fiou cur religious
/ - aching AID pl sctice, then is oul
m Eaith likely 10 be dead and oul
n hone indeed vain
We fQeksomewhat honorea t
have zoe. h,i7iledg., oi.hav!ng re
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Clarence G Es''u yrrY: Iirst
Church. Boston l'-::' r.s Iutcrc
sting Address,. ...tO> Hri1g
B Crowds From Valley Tovus.
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The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21
BUSINESS LOCALS

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The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21

Miss Dorothy Morrison has been
spending the week at the. E. j. Scharf
home ear Manning.
Mrs. C. F. Corbett came down from
Belfield on No. 8 Tuesday, returning on
No. 7 in the evening after having spent
the day shopping.
Miss Lorine Evans has been in Man
ming the past week spending her school
vacation with her parents, Auditor and
Mrs. T. Leroy Evans.
j. H. Armstrong Of Mortified, Mimi,
arrived on No. S Friday morning of last
week to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
E. H. Knapp, for a short time.
Mrs. Thos. Caesar, Mrs. Ralph Sproul
and Mrs. John McCabe came down from
Bel6eld last Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Steffen in the Steffen auto.
Those from Taylor who were in the
city on business Saturday were Harry
Boye. Pat McGrath, Max Bloom, Mr..
and Mrs. Si~lvernail. Miss Christine
Locker and the Talcott broth ers.
The ladies of the G. I. A. to B.
Of L. E. are preparing for the big Easter
dance. Heretofore the dance has been
given by the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers but this year the Engineers
have turned the date over to the ladies.