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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
PLAN TRIP EAST

Corvallis. Nov. 2s.-(special-Mr
and Mrs. Charles MacRae will leave
in few days for Denver, there to
visit the formers sister, Mr.. MacRae
will also attend the national conven-
ton of the farmers equity society at
Omaha before returning home.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
terfere with the successful mainten-
ance of communications.
Austrians Stand East


There is no official reference to the
Austrian allies, who cover the south >
ern end of the Silesian frontier, but
Major Moraht, military correspondent
of the Tngeblatt, says he understands
that they are standing fast and de-
Tending the German territory. which
they have Won Major MOZART declares
that much credit for the present ia
vorabe situation on the eastern front
should he granted to the Austrians,
who withdrew from western Galica to
assist General yon Hindenburg in
checking the Russians "stcam roller.
advance. chccrfl1lly sacrificed their
partieu ar interests to those of the
combined campaign and have borne
their full share of the burden of fight
ing.
A headuuartcrs report says the sit
uatlon on the western front is un-
changed
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
GERMAN GENERAL FALLS

Berlin. Nov. 2s.-via The Hague
and London.-Lieutenant General Fer
dinand Waenker Won Dankenschweit,
aged 6S, in command Of German in
fantry division, has fallen in Russian
He was the possessor of the
iron Cross. first class.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
SUTTON DowNED

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 2s.-Calvin
Demarest tonight defeated George
Sutton 800 to 1ss in Billiard Play
ers' league game here. Average and
high runs:
Demarest 1114-26. S5; Sutton,
1926; 50.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
JOY BARRED

New York, Nov. 2S.-Postponement
of all public rejoicings until the war
in Europe is ended, except the par
ticipation of churches schools and coll
leges in the program of the peace Gel
ebrations already arranged. has been
decided upon by the American Peace
centenary committee.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
GERMANS SEIZE COAL

London, Nov. ga Christiania
correspondent says a. cablegram res
ceived there from Antofagasta states
that German cruiser stopped the
Norwegian steamer Helicon in Chill
can waters and forced her to give up
her cargo Of coal,
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-29
MORE STRAY BULLETS

Naco. Ariz., Nov. 2S.-Stray bullets
from the Naco, Sonora, siege struck
two more persons on the American
side today, A trooper of the Ninth
cavalry was shot in the thigh and a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
6ra,rife Miniitersaser.

S Gonmarf, bpor De afgaaeoe
Miniitre ! gritatning for 5nbet al
Hortefglier erbol6er en- onitpn6ig
3eniion, t9nfer man 1iffert me6
&n6fel pna, bpab oe arnre @fatte=
D6ere luaatte betole, bpis 6e oanife
Mintiterier baboe en- ligeiaa fort
2epetio lont oe franife. Wini1teriet
&ibot, Ser fun bolot Jig i fire Gage,
giper os Mnlebning til at nneobele,
bporleoes be franife Miniitre pefu.
niert Jet ct itilleoe, og MegneItDffet
er ganife lin1pelt. @n franff Mini-
iter erbolber en ntoo1e6lig Gage
al 5000 6rancs, og ba Mauune6erne
u6en l1nbtagelie regnes til 80
Gage, er bans oaglige Ssst1btegt 166
sSrancs 66 Gentimer. Me6Iernmer-
ne at Minilteriet gfibot, Der foniti-
tnerebes en Snsoag for otter ben
fgleen6e 5gn6og at foripinbe fra
SfuepIa6Ien, fit iaaleoes for 6eres
fire Dages 8irffombe6 ubbetnlt 664
Jrones 81 gertimer. &bao TIM
oeritatslefretnrerne angoar, Der er-
boI6er bolp Miniltergage, fit 6e fu11
ubbetolt 249 6rancs 49 @e1timer,
% be bIeb uonRDnte en- Dug ienere
eno Miniitrene og foaleoes fun
bopbe @rab poa 8etoling for tre
arbeio osoage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

6orbrpoere. 6origgsDbi for go
litiets ifubiifre 5tdairnltning oa
DDfferbielm bleo pen befienote mo.
oefunitnerir1oe Sd, Maignan Ser
pIuoielig par blenet, banpittig oa
mes MepoIperifub bdobe beiparet ct.
bpert 5orfeg paa at faa benoe oDer.
fgrt til en- sinosiDaennitalt. De
fra Cop til 9aa bepansreoe 3oliti.
betiente liiteoe iig op til benoes
gntre6er, / bbilfen be borebe ct lille
Sui, og M tom hen itore 8eeipen.
be6: Mffpringen al 0e 1,pe, nlenne'
ifepenlige &epolpere, Der i Stebet
for &ugler inbeboIoer en- be6eper6e
@osort. Mon begDn6te oltian meb
at ifD0e les; inoenfro bertes et
5frig, men Sen 1llpffelige @pinbes
0pbioielfe log6e iig mart; bun
5falot onl 8etientene iprenete 81
rem % bor Ben bepioitlefe neb ao
1rapperne, meoens Noboer1e iom1
straf for oeres Rpsgierriebe6 fit
beftige- &olte- % Npfeanfalo al
@aslugten.
Metbooen bar altiao beitaaet fin
&rsne, oe Ben baF iiffert en- flor
5rentio for fig. GorbaabentIig bill
De &errer Moroere og Ssnobruos.
.tpbe inart fBlge Eolitiets Gfesem-
pei. De fieite mproer 10 fun for
at rppe; oeres Sires @engeplng
lieaer Dem mere .poa @ierte emo
geofonmenoes 2ip. .D11ftrepolpe-
rem" fierner al @Dsfare og iifrer
Jorbrpoeren en- langt miloere
straf, bpis bans Nnloe blipe gre-
ben. sSSa, bpis snron fglger Sour
nal oes Debats1 i3oets Ganfegong,
opsulles Ser en- ia1o @ulbaloer for
Gns 8lifte. Sen mooerne @ries-
fprelie faar pluoielig ct belt o1oet
l1bieen6e. l1brpo6eliesfrige blir en-
Saga blot" og for at ieire be-
bpbes Der fun i ct belten1t 9ieblf
at bore itprfere e11o Mooitanberen.
ct Mrtilleri, Der i 5teoet for NOR
eriife abhe,sat ssarbptffeE
ie11bte iloelugte1rbe 2lftarter ober
Mooifauoeren, piloe gaa al meo
Seiren ube1 at Set foltebe Menne=
ifeltD. 6re6spennerne bar / lang
9ib iapnet en- praftiif Opgabe. 2ao
oerfor Ben naite 6reostongres tage
rGuft=MrtiIleriet" op til 8ebono-
ling. Set par en- Dpgape, fom
biloe bore 6en bgrotg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
Nmeriean- seanbiuapian @ebi

Mmerican-Gc Gcanbinapian 9ebie,u
bar nbien6t fit sSsuliMunrrner, Der
ferlig er belliget Dunmarf. Ssy116.
leoningen er Ell liblig Sfilbrtng
al 9eorbiiellag1bs met farafteriitiife
gg1, 9ispiIbe meb &elenes &ilbe,
Der gar11le Gage por 8alfartsite6
for spge >og Barfbru6ne. 8illeoer
af @iloen, &elenes @rap og Eibirfe
@irfe, iant en- @iengipelie al SSer.
gen >5onnes Maleri al Spge Deo
Selenes @rab, me6fglger. ct.
&onsoften er fnDttet til Gefiten,
Der er forfattet al &ans SIrif. ssSlt.
Ha 6. @plIicb bar oberfot u&ernil.
le", en- of &erman @angs tioltgite
SnlnonopeIler, Der oprinbelig fan6.
tes / vGunge Deelo6ier". gn6bi.
oere bringer &eftet en- Afbanblina
ON &rofesfor &gffbing af Gopin
8igrfmon. Oberi9tteIler af Sol.
ger Dracbmanns Digt til Strinb'
berg (uStorn1fonge Du!") fon1t al
&9nlpeptien ON Dron1ring Dag.
mars Dpb 1neo @iengibelie al BET
befienbte @elief fra Mifop; en- See
frolog oper SsSacob q. @iis, en- fn1,tt
CntoIe al Dpbbel geteranerne,
famt en- 8rffripelfe at ben banife
@a1nltnerfoloni rGlberbgi" beo Sub.
ionfIoben oip. st 8ilIeoe al %
Geft ON ben fDnife &erregaarb Mr-
reifop er BET fierbe @pffen at
banfe &erreiRoer. ramerican-S Scan.
binapin1l MebiaD" bar lat iig ct
itort % go6t Moal at bpffe Sp.
1rtarfiombeo for anoindpier
sMmerifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
Gn nrieutlia Nprifiel,

Gn beientlie Gurifid. Gn atne-
rifanif 8grsmpgler, bben1 bet BE-
sDn6er at gao tilbage for, beilutter
at lebe 11oget biHigere, % opisger
berfor en- tarpelig @eitauro,t, bbor
ban fan foo ct Maaltib Moo for
1,oeIe faa Gents. atl fin Sorbau.
felie gierfienber ban ! Dpbarteren,
Der ierDerer for bnn1, en- tioligere
4ollega fra @grien.
nSerre Sub, Sorrp," " l,obrpoer
.bo,,, per 81 fonn1e1t ioo Iangi
neb 3"
uMn, ieg bar BET Dirtelig raege1
gom. Seq barter op ber, men lee
ipiier Ter i.otlirligDi8 lite. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
Snmu,ariif. Den 1,,lge 9iges s.

Summariif. Den 11nge 8iges So
oer .sseg giper min Datter En-
IDaiIIion i Mebgift. 8bab tan Sc
til @ieneialo Iagge / gpetifaalen g
grieren, Der e maler 81 reoe
gense eier iee sanffe pitt fun fao
uli,lDe aro,,er men faa bar iea
min a.init
Sci, 1,,,ee siees aoer: ga
EbDor ,lleeet st l| ltol's.'le'ts Il b
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
,Dnft.R poIpereu". !.

Sra 8aris ffriDer Dor @prrelpon-
bent III o.: S oisfe Gage bar Ho-
litiet Tor fgrite @ang boDt 2eiIig,
||be6 III ot prsDe iir1 t1Defte llor,,it.
ming peg iibeli ii, forliee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

aampeu- mpo Sbinefolera. 2an6=
brugsbepartementet funbgioroe ben
26en esuli, at oct bap6e begDnot lin
4on,pogne moo 5pinefolera og at
bets -3eprplentanter piloe fan1arbel-
Sc n1eo Statsmpn6igbeoerne at
forebpgge og u6rpo6e SDgoommen.
Ser er bepilget $500,000 til Be
fpnlpelie of Spgbommen, og 9e'
partementet befienbtgior6e, at $780,
600 niIoe blipe brugt bet fommen'
oe .Mar i bpert gfsperimentoiitrtft
Mrbeibet er ollerebe begpn6t | II
Gfater. i.
Nengene faI bruges til l1noerib=
qeller, Serum moo Spinefoleraen,
gl1nobeos- og aparantanearbejoe
og til Organilation at 6armerne til
@amorbejoe meo 5tats- og fboerale
mpnoiebeber. l1bfsrlig 6orepis'
ming % l1n6erpisning bill blipe gi'
bet uoe,1for @fsperimentnlltr regene
a8illiams faar affeb. 8reiioen1
@iIlon bar ann1obet George Gren
@iIItam1s ON at ipge Mfifep ion
Neiniiter til @r9fenlanb og Wonte.
negro lon1 6slge al bans l1otoleler
ON 9illtonoe,1e / Mlbanie1. Moen=
rigsminiiter 8rDan nbiteote ben 3.
esuIi en- for1nel grflpring, bpori
ban og Departemeutet fralagoe fig
aIt Mnfpar for De offentliggiorte
l1btalelier fra George 6reo, @il'
Iian1s, Sc 6ore,1ebe 5taters Mini'
tier til @refenlano, fritiiereoe 8il'
{tan0ene Mlbanien. Det bleb iagt,
at :Mini1ter g8iIliams blen benrpn-
biget III at beige @peiros for a
ingttdge 81lltnn0ene og 111oberetfe
til Departemertet. Offentliggierel'
fen er ffet paa eget Mnipor. &raii.
bent ggilion iiges at bope betDoei
lloenriesniniitere1, at i1tgen 9il
barbe piIbes me6 at la6e be inter
egiereoe Mngter % 8erben pioe, a
Wnilter 8illion1s i it angreb poo
0prften of 8ieo % bans @egierine
life banbleoe ifsIge Snftruts frt
nibinston.
Dsrtber brGbt. Dep,ltp 5berif
deoroe DfdcNuffeh al 6eppner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10


Zen oanife ama5oaforfer AIgot
2ange, ion / Septenlber 1912 fan1-
men n1eo 4 @t6enifnbsmenb for
nniperiitp Of @enniDlnania itorteoe
en- @fspebition til en- glma5on-8i-
.flob, Oapiari 9fiper, er i1otruffen
til @arbabos. 2ange er 81 Mar
gun1mel, % botte en Del Spfigt
peb iin 8og nsSn tie Mma5on
SSnngle" bpori ban beifrep nogle
meget 1terbefpnnoenbe @eigg bos en-
nrenneifeabenoe 5tamme. (vNor6.
lpiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

5ogrpber brebt. Deplltp Sberiff
yeoree Maeguffep Of &eppner,
0re., bopbe en- Scamp lneo 8ogreDe.
@ongen poo Ell ssernbonebogI
&c IT for enoI Teton q 2 Sui.
q brabte ei1, foareoe 81 anoel. 20
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
6urhlttt1aHtatrrttr.

nnogif iaobibt Dpoe11 ielp peb at Ell
2ommefanl Denitre 8eItelomme
itanbiebe Jarten pao en- &ugle, Der
bar rettet moo bans 9ierte. Set
foregif poo ct peitgaaenoe Oregon
Baibington Moilroao & Mapigatior,
HoSiagertog.
Meperne tom paa 9oget, oa oct
1ogtne6e 6arten for at ilippe ct
anoet Siplpelofomotip. Gogper.
fonolet bleb ioget inb gfsprespog=
nen, % ga 8onbitterne lite fa1bt
itort al @nroi i Sifferbeosfabet,
befutteoe oe at repe Hasfagererne.
Sc git meo poa lite at rebe &Din-
6erne. gn @eper posiebe Gogper.
ionaIet. Sen ar6en mgbte Wc.
Duffep.
Den orpbte Ngper blep gienfienbt
ion George Chapman. gn @osie
Ter efter bans iaareoe &ommerat og
Ben treble &pper. Sc fit CO. 5000
fra @fspresbognene, en- Claimant
ring pero $500, og nogle fao Dol
lars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

~ w. ~ssSO fA0 NV W \p~S cS~tAs
oerne. gn @eper pasiebe Eogper
ionalet. Sen an6en mgbte Mc
Duffep.
Den orebte 9fsper blep gienfien6
iom George Chapman. gn @osi
er efter bans iaareoe &anln1erat o!
BEN treble &pper. Sc fit ca. $2Ol
fra gfsprespognene, en- Claimant
ring, p9r6 500, og nogle fao Sol
lars.
@ooiebelt pm Golombia-Sr
ten. vDerIom @illon<M Mominiltra
tionen faar peotaget 9raftaten mel
Colombia ON Detailing af $25,
000," erfloreoe 9beooore @ooie
belt forleben, npil Ben fortabe &et
ten til oe lorenebe Stoters Golfl
Mgtel1e.
Sber1t @oojepeltS GrflRring boz
foranleoiget peo en- fra SSames {
Dubois, fbn. Mintiter til Colon
bia, iom angreb 9fooieDelt-A A0mini
itrationens &anolinger / 6orbinoeli'
me6 8anama-&ep olutionen. St
3r9lt6enten bentDoebe blot faobio
til Dubois l1btalelier, men 1btalt'
Jig for6gmmen0e ON ben Eraftat
lon1 nj foreIieeer Senate.
.Seg bor i11tet at iige ON Mr
Dubois," lae6e @oofebelt. uSa1
par frn ct 9feoffab. Wfr. @ilion e1
a1iporlie for 8etaIing al oe Henee
fom Colombia afpresier Sc 6orene
De 5tater. Gnten ban gioroe oe
efter e9et Snitiatib eller tilifpnoe
al Mr. 8rpan, er 1peientlig. &per
ten Mr. @iIion eller Scr. 8rpat
Tan ipare paa min grflRring. 8e
talingen, bbis ben ifer, bltper re
og let 8ranoifatntng.
Set er life at un6res paa, a
mQnde hunore6e 9lmerifunere
bar forisgt at blipe brittle
tpife eller franife l1nberiaotter fol
at erboloe 8eifptteIie fra en- elle1
an6en &egiering."
Men 2anbets @resfe iDnes TO
peoia9eligen al bore af ben Meninl
at @illons Nolitif / oenne Sag e1
baa6e retfproig og rigtig.
Sra @aibinston. Suiet pe6toe
ben Ste Suli en- Sob, Der ollerebe e1
pe6taget af 5enatet, og fon1 tillabe1
Mfbpnoelie al Someiteaoiettlerne a
gie116onsret til Soerfla6en a
2anb, Der i1oeboloer Mineralier.
De fpariomme MebbeIelier on
@aleet 5pnbags i BEN DeI a
Mertco, bbor &uerta bat Magtet
meo BET Melultot, at General @uer
ia bleb gienbalet nteb foo fno>
Stenmeflerbeo, at BET ct n11ligt, a
BaIget spiI blipe erfleret ueplbigt
bafte i,,gen pi6ere Opmerfiombeb
gmbebsfreoie ! 8aibineton.
@reiioent @ilion inilebe, St
9aleet blep rRpnt; bon piIbe iff'
uotole Jig ON set. st gfpgte gaa1
uo poa, at Dalgets &eniigt bnr a
bone 8ei for en- eller anoen itrate
gift 8ebngelle fra &uertas .Sioe
Set figes, at ban ogter at onerlao'
Gmbeoet til He6fo 2agcuron og. for
laoe 2anbet.
rDet anterifanite Stag blep plet
tet al ben Maabe, bporpaa 8anomt
blep repet fra Colombo, ffriDer fbp
8r9iioent @ofoeI @epes af Colon
Bio, Der er / Haris, i ct 8reD ii
@raiioent @ilion. BreDet bIei
ffrepet paa @rl,no af ben foreitan
enoe 6orelpggelfe for aongresie1
.of l1rruti- Gbonlpion Sraftote,, mel
lem Colombia % oes dore.eoe Sto
Ter.
@eneraI MeDeg ,lotolte oet $onb
at 4ongresien Diloe COB fielloe Eroi
totem % oerbeo ifiIle tIfreog iff
blot @oIonbio, men bele set IatiI
anlsrito.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

sSra Butte, @tont. Souls IS.
T11ncon, Mapor al Butte, bleu Den
3bie SuIi tilfgiet 3 8nipitif OF lfisS
poa lin Mngriber, eric 9antasa, CT
finif @rubearbejber. Maporen nt]
fomme Jig, men 2antala oeoe Der
S. bs. al fine Saar. &'lglen gjen'
nennboreoe 2eperen. glariogen til
at 9ontala angreb Maporen, oar.
at Weaporen negte6e at bortpile fro
8pen @orre'ponoe,1ten til ct TINT
8loo Miebieou, fom iteteoe Aselt, t'
ern 6eoeration of Miners. 2ontalo
npgtebe at iiee noget til Gonntpao.
bofoten ON Afferen, enbifient bar
til anbre iaeoe, at Moporen 1tls1
bonn, fer ban brugte &nip poo
MaDoren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
Rlatlnt Ean1at11wnn.

Gn Ntim6etaple oper SsSncob q.
0fiis bill al Mibe 9uriitforening
blibe opfat i bans 6goebus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

Saeob Miis Narf. @oarb Of Ml-
0ermen @rooflpn, g. g., beilutte-
De nblig at foranore 9eapnet Sea.
iioe &arf, @oetamap 8eacb, til So
cob y. @iis 8orf, til Wsinoe ON
ben nplig af6g6e 6anif-amerifanife
Jilantrop, giennem bpis energilfe
Mrbeioe faa mango in1oa Starter og
92egeplaoier for ben opbofienbe Ting
Dom er fren1Ion1n1et, i S9roelesbeo
paa Dftli6en / Men Oorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10

9en eannle &anonbaao rNlanila"
Ser blep toget i Sen iponife &rig,
% iom i Is slor bar ligget poo
Muboergrunben ope1for Mare So,
lano GIoaoeperft, blep Ben /. Snli
bug{eret neo til San 0rancisco for
at repareres og toges freoeltg
Brug lom 2alteoonaper. Otter at
bnre bragt bertil fra 8bilippinerne
blep .Manila" ipoplregt og on1oon'
net til Jangefib. @fter en- 5torm.
floo blep ben ltooenoe paa en- Ui11o'
berbanfe, % blep fsrit nplig truffet
al og opergipet til &isberne, Der er
fra 9fe1p Orleans!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10


Senator &nnte Melion al Minne.
{oto oplplte Sen 3oie SSul!, at ban
1robtager en- Masfe &roteiter frc
gormere mch llbn1pnellan al 1bo.
mos 8. Sones al Gbieogo iom SIR
,1ono for ben fboerale @eierpeirm-
misfion.
Jnrmerne iiges at bore imoo
sSones foroi ban er en- al Sntcrna-
tionol &orpeiter @ompanps Direfts=
rer.
esones unoerretteoe 6ereft,r ST.
natets Bonffomite ON, at ban ptloe
inbfi,,oe Jig og forflare tit 5orbclS
til &arpeiter aontpagniet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-10
8aitur 3. @stfe er Man6t Sore
oragsboloer1,e, Der ftol fpre 0roet
neo bet 6onif-amerifaq1ife St9pne
PAD &p SbiifoIe i Auguit.
4aitor Y. Gbriiitiauien af ben
foreneoe oanife airte bar taect
inoo aulo fra Oregon @is., og er
tilfIpttet 8al6et.

Miis sisne 9ofsbie, Datter al
g. 6. GofsDig Eborsbp, Mlabona,
er blepen balgt ion1 Mebre6aftpr
.af Cornell Sur", Ser uogonr fra
Cornell l1nineriitet SStbaca, g. g..
bbor Mi1s 9ofsbig er Stu6e11t.
gun er ifelge Sen Danife Asio-
neer" u6gaaet fra Crop Seiffole og
bar baaoe ct Statslegot og ct 50.
race @reelp 2egat pna $500.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-18

from n visit at Denison with her
brother, Forest and wife.
Mrs. Wilson Bowman visited sew
eral days last week with her son, j..
f. Bowman and family.
Frank Barrett visited relatives
and looked after business matters
in Viola last week.
r. l.. Hoffman wife and daugh-
ter, visited Sunday at the j. f. Mil
Ter home.
J. G. Bonwell is attending the
Old Soldiers reunion at Burlington
this week.
Miss Eff1e Gillispie is helping
Mrs. J. c. Bonwell with her house
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark were
entertained Sunday at the F. wager
home.
Martha Wager visited last week
with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Baker.
Versa Miller is attending Normal
at Carroll.
Clarence Borrett shelled corn
Monday.
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Mrs. T. Leigad and son Marion re-
turned to Atlantic Tuesday, after an
over Sunday visit in Braytonsh
w. Brown had his shoulder injured
by falling board and will be unable
to work for several days.
Mrs. Clara Sorensen and baby of Om-
aha have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ed Nelson west of town.
Mrs. @. Dahl is very i'll at her home
south of town with bronchial trouble
and complications.
J. Meyer and w. Graves of Audubon
are building garage "a 40 for l..
E. Simpson.
Martha Voss of Extra spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Madeline
Essington.
Anna Andersen came from Council
Bluffs last week to visit her mother
and sister.
/ Louise Jones entertained several la
dies from Atlantic at house party
last week.
Agnes Miller returned to Des Moines
Monday, after a few days with her
parents
Mrs. Lille Reynolds went to Avoca
Saturday to visit relatives few days.
Lola Brinkerhoff of Extra was the
guest of Marie Freeman Saturday.
Mrs. q. lessen is seriously i'll with
neuralgia of the stomach.
p F. Howell of Avoca is guest at
the ]. I. Jenkins home.
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BRAYroN AND OAKFIELD

Brayton's annual celebration was held
Saturday despite the inclement weather
of the morning. The skies cleared dur
ing the forenoon and after dinner the
crowd began to congregate and the pro-
gram was given during the afternoon.
The Wiota band furnished the music
afternoon and evening. Chas, White
of Audubon was speaker of the day and
held the attention of the audience The
ball game was the best one of the sea-
son, Brayton winning from Audubon
by score of 2 to 1. The dance on the
big platform in a tent closed the fes-
Invites of the day.
o. f. Ide and wife went to Ames last
week to attend graduating exercises,
their son Chas being one of the gradu-
ates from the electrical engineering
class. He accompanied his parents home
for visit and will go to Denver, Colo,
having accepted a position with the
Denver Gas e. Electrical Co.
Mrs. Juliette Davis Clark passed
away Friday at Des Moines and the re.
mains were brought to Biayton Sunday
and taken to the home of her son, X.
p. Clark, where the funeral services
we're held. She was laid to rest in the
Oakfield cemetery beside her husband,
Riley s. Clark.
Will Nelson came home from Lin
coin, Neb., Friday. having just gradu-
ated from the State University. His
brother, Sidney Nelson and wife and
sister, Kate Nelson were present at the
exercises.
Rev. Larsen of Correction Grove
church will preach in the Brayton
church Sunday evening June % ut {
O'Clock Subject, misunderstanding.
Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. G.. Arnold and children of Blen-
coe are visiting at the j. L. jenkins
home They were called here by the
death of Mrs. NJ. Jenkins.
Puma and Leila Koob returned to
their home near Anita Monday, after a
visit with their uncle, Dr.. koob.
Hans Hansen and wife of Atlantic at
tended the celebration Saturday and
visited her brother, DIR. Koob.
Harry Jones is spending his vacation
with his mother and sister at Oakfield
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For a big, refreshing, joyous,
economical outing
GO to Colorado

Two weeks in Colorado will cost you
no more than the old customary vaca.
ton at nearby resorts. Good room and
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1t will do you world OF good and
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Modern, all-steel equipment. Superb
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Our representatives are travel ex-
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derful and an economical vacation,
give you full information about hotels,
camps, boarding places, and look after
every detail of your trip.
Ask ticket agent for Colorado litera-
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Life Building, Dee Moines. la.
Low fares June to September 80.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The church appointments for the
week are as follows: For the Sab
bath, Bible school at 1000 a, m.
Public worship, 1890 am, "The
Good Fight of the Faith" At
1880 the evening service of Public
Worship will be held on the church
lawn, IL the weather is favorable
Theme, The Christian Athlete and
How He Trains" Wednesday eve
ming, devotional and fellowship
gathering beginning with the social
hour, then Pre-Yaction Thoughts
and Suggestions. Devotional theme
"Our Armour" Eph. 6:13, II.
Come and worship with us and
bring a friend
Thos. B. Greenlee, Pastor.
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VIOLA

The Ladies Aid will not meet un-
till after the 4th of July. TheiI
next meeting being July 9Th instead
of July End at the home of Mrs
VIM. Clark,
Tho ice cream social given on the
church lawn Tuesday evening by
the NJ e. Ladies Aid was a success
in every way
Elmer Clifford and James Der.
bin abe the owners of new Maxwell
touring cars purchased of E. A
Beason.
Miss Lillian Callow is at home
from the hospital at Council Bluffs
much improved in health.
Kibler and family.
Mrs. S. l.. Milford returned
Monday from Cedar Rapids where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. F.
Mrs, Emery of Manila visited
her sister, Mrs. Ray Johnson, and
brother Ben several days last week
Eva Potter returned on Saturday