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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07
WATCH REPAIRING.
PATENTS & PATENT ATTORNEYS


over the world: buyers al
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patents.
L INTERNATIONAL PATENT
SOLICITING OFFICE.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07

FOh RENT-FLATS
FOR RENT-MOdern room fat Call 2O32
or 570S Home phone
FOR RENT room fiat two blocks from
center OF city. All modern. Inquire 213
:. Carroll 81.
FOR RENT-COTTAGES
FOR RENT-Cottages At Lakes de, Hud-
son lake. Call either phone-Bell $40,
Home 1910.
To RENT-At Lake WawaSee. 600 feet
above Lake Michigan. beautiful bunga-
low, furnished, containing Z rooms and
White. 80 W. colfax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07
READ EEAIE

est located room
Bend Leaving
See NJ. II Ruu-
Home 5721
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07
FOR SALE-HORsks, CARRIAGES

FOR SALE-Black horse; years old /;
perfectly gentle; weight 1900 lbs. In
quire 20 S. Taylor or Bell phone 4247.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07

FOR SALE-Cneap, a lot at Eagle Point.
Eagle lake, Mich. Call Home 5528 Bell
iS-o.
FOR SALE OR RENT-@ew T-room house
on 14th ST. near Spring ST; Groom house
aud acre or ground on 18th ST near Union
ST Both n Aisnawaka.
GEO. ID. BEROTH.
136-13S ~ Main St
Home Phone 632S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Words by
WIN. TRACEY
yIy~;4o~ of

But It's Great To Meet Friend From Your Home Town
lay That Barber Shop Chord' Funny Bunny Hug" etc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Mtf@rohm m itrubeL

StrubcIteia: Gin GoffcelDffel bon
Butter, l 81, / SoTc Mebl, priIe
Sal3 unb laupormcS 8oKer; ben
Seig Tebr flnumis aborbeiten. bonn
eine CUTE @ierteIfunbe an pormem
Srte rotten Iofen, Iooonn ben Ssig
fein ous5ie6en unb bic 9fdnber ents
fernen. 6ulung: Gin @iertelpfuno
Butter, Elm @iertelpfuuo 3uder, 6 @is
botter perbcn flaumiq gerii6rt, Johann
cine flcine SlaT9e Cream. 2 20ffel
Gemmelbr0Iel, ! Pfuno Roiinen uno
Der S1nee bon gipeiB tpiro Iei9t
permiI6t uub Der ousee3oGene Seig
bomit glei6mdbig beIeet, Oonu 5u-
fommeneerolt, in elmer runoen @fonue
] Stunbe beneelb Qeboden. Cream:
] SoFe WIildj. 3 20ifel 3uder, 4 @is
botter, ettpos @onias ON Seuer 10
lange fbIaoen, bis es to4t, bos ooou
porm ierbieren. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

3ur SiiIlung nsbme man 2 Tuart
Spinat, ipeI6er porber obeebriibt un0
fein gebodt 1T, oo5u Elm 5c.zs8rot, BON
ipel6em mon porber bic &ruiie obees
f9nitten bat, pirb fein eerieben, ferner
rei6c / pfunO parmelantGIe, 6 @ier,
pfeffer uno Sal5 na9 @eihmad,
ptrO nlles gut 5uiommen DermiI9t.
NuOeIn: g2un nebme man eineH guten
Nuoelteig, role ibn biinn aus, Iege bic
5iillung barouL bann pieber gubsls
teig uno ite9e nit einem 2lusfeher
aus. @enn man teinen @usHeber
bat, fann mon es nit nem MeHer tun,
mub ober nit Der @obel bic @nben
gut ouOriiden, Ieee iie ouf Elm nit
WlebI beitreutes Brett Biz gum nd9s
Iten Gag. Mer6en in @ouillon ges
toGt, berausgenommen, NIT elmer sus
ten Souce unb parmeIontdfe beitreut,
fsrbiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
NIIn M nfrihn-

Mon nebme Elm Stiid moseres
2ommfleiI9, am befEen 1T cine Sduls
ter, l6neibe oneS 6ett ob. tue es IN
etnen groBen Sopf pel9er bolb BON
nit fo9enbcm QDaKer iein mub, Elm
Teel5ffel poa Sal5 uno eben 10 .pieI
fiiBen Poprito; penn es cine balbe
Stunbe to6t, bonn tue Die foleenoe
MlaHe binein: ] Quart 3arte 9riine
8o6nen in fingerbrcite Stiid6eH ges
f6nitten, 10-l2 miiielsroBe &ortofs
feln ocI9Glt, ober nidt 5crldnitten,
"a gelbe gaiibeH, oub eon5 oiinn,
bonn cine 3piebel unb ettpos &nobs
lou6 unO Peteriilie geDodt. tue gum
JleiI9, mode ncA elmer peitereu Enls
ben Gtunbe cine @inbrenne bineiu.
ober INNER Iangiom to9en; penn fer
tig, bonn tue 5uerit bas 6leiIb ouf
cine plotie, bic &artofFelH le9e oorum
berum, bann bic Suppe bcrauss
I60pfen, 5ulebt tue bic 9obneu in
cine S9UiTel. Mnu tnuH oud nod
qriinen Solat bo5u geben. Sir feds
perIonen. &o90eit l Stunbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Mnfinens GtpIIen.

0l6t pfunb MeBI. A pfunb Sultas
nensRoIinen ooer 3 Yfunb erobe 9tos
finen, 12 lln5en Iiibe MonDeln, A llns
aen bittere Wlanoeln, / Pfunb 3uder,
10 llnSen 3itronat, 2 pfunb Butter,
4 llnae Mustotbliite, bic S9ole BON
elmer ileinen 3itrone. 8 lln5en Sefe.-
Mdn mo9t 3uert bon Der 0efe uno
efpos Iaupormer Mildb Elm 6efenItiid,
IGBt oasIelbe in Der g}Gbe oes Sfens
out auqebedt aufeeben. ipoS cine balbe
Stunoe bauert. 0onn oibt man bic
Butter, ben 3uder, bic Wonoeln, 8is
tronenIbole, Wtustat uno bas nDtiae
SoIa bin3u. gieBt langlom Iaue Wlilc9
boron unb tnetet nun ben Seia rebi
out, berfelbe mub feIt iein uno Iicb gut
bon ben Sdnoen loien; erIt bonn I9iits
tet man nod uno no9 bic 2oIineu
boau uuo orbeitet oieIelben out ooruns
ter. Damn ldBt man ben Seiq ruben
unb etwos oufgeben. 6ierauf pirb er
oeteilt, su Stolen eeformt unO oui
6os beTtri9ene popier oeleqt, nit
cinem 3ciMen, ON beIten 8le63eiGeu,
DerIeben uno Bel Siemli6er 6ibs GEE
boden. Menn Die Stolen aus bem
0fen tommen, entfernt man I9nel
bas popier beiireibt Iie nit 5erlaTe.
ner Butter (ouf 4 Stolen rebnet man
4 pfunb) unO bciiebt fie bid nit Gut.
Ter uno 3immet (ouf A STOLEN ipers
ben 2 pfunb 3uder uno 4 llnaen 3im.
met oere4neD. @cnn man bic Stols
len perienben lpia, 10 miiKen lie min.
oeItens 3pei Eoge alt Tein. 9eim
Qlufbepobren idlage man iie in 9iIh.
tiider elm uno lese iie in einsn eui
itblieBenbeu Roiten, bamit fe ni6i
Nustrodnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Sir 9auS llnO
&Id)e.

SIC btnets \ Il b Dtng.
Se6s GieeIb, l 9oRe 3udsr, l
3afe Sberrp, gut geTdlagen uno gu
einem Guitarb to6cn IoiIeu, / S4u9s
tel Gelotine in elmer SoiIe MaNer aufs
I0Ieu, 5 Minuten nit Dem Guitoro tos
den IaKen unb ben S9nee Der 6 @is
ipeiB 5ufiigen. @orber ipiiIt man cine
Sorm nit faltem @aKer aus. i6uei=
bet ettpos fnnbierte 5ruds .Sein, itDBt
Elm poar Matronen fein iiiiO flint bic
Sorm Iogenpeile nit BuootnsSmaiie,
Matronen uno BEN Srii6ien unO felt
oufs Sis. Gs pirO, pcnn ertaltet,
nit Neiniouce ooer gei9Iogenem
No9m ierbiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

NcmciS. 9lic6tcr: n@ar Ocun
Sic S6ricige, Die S6ucn Ser 9lnac
tlogtc OomoIS ga6, wirtliN 10 6ci-
tig2 nSerr 9lmtsri6ter, ais id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Slngenc6mc 2ogif. IT. Serr
SdIomperl: uScdS Shunoen Sblaf
aeniigeu fir eiuen crpocbiencn @len.
lben bat Der &err Goftor geiagtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

SnL oa ib immcr crit I'M neun ll6r
@ormitto0S ouiitc6' fam i'd ga ci-
qcnili6 icoeu Gag Bis Orci ll6r IN
Der Srii6 lumpen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

an onoercn @}orgcu 6ci'm 9}e6tsou.
malt eintrot riei cr mir ioiort eutge.
gen: Ser 3a6narjt po6ut ne6eu.
anl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

SiIfe unO gnoOe Bat tein @a
rum!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28

Beginning or Lenten Sea,
son Calls Devoted Priests To
| Canada
Had Been HonOred Guests OF Rev.
Father Richard For Past Two Weeks.
The three following Reverend
Fathers:
Rev. Joseph NJ. Demers, Rector
of st. Brigids Church, Montreal,
Canada, Rev. Jos. A. Belanger,
Rector Of st. Louis de France
Church, Montreal. Canada. and
Rev. Geo. E. BoiIeau. Assistant
at the Church of st. Lonis de
France, and Nephew of Rev. Jos.
NJ. Demers all close, aod very
intimate friends of Rev. Charles
Richard, Rector of this Parish,
who have been his pleasant, and
honored guests for these two last
weeks. aud whom we have hao
the pleasure, and the honor Of
hearing from the Sacred Pulpit
during rhe Masses Of the two
last Sundays, have left on Last
Tuesday morning to rsturn In
their own Parishes Torthe begin
ming OF Lent, bringing with them
a great idea of our Parish ir
general, and the so kind hospita
lity they have received from those
they have met during their brief,
but most pleasant soJourn among
us.
Weregret very much that their
stay in our midst was of such
short duration, but however short
was theit, sojourn here, we are |
glad, and feel proud of the great
dea the good fathers have |
brought with them to dear old
about st. John, and its
lospitable people.
Their departure is regretted by
Ill.
Their short visit in our dear 7
parish will long be remembered, |
md will always be recalled as
he most pleasant Of all sweet
memories.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28
Barre Monument Fund

Amounts Kindly donated each
week will be acknowledged in
this column as they are received
by LIE MESCHACEBE. j.
The following have so far
heartily contributed:-
Engene Dumez, Sl.OO
John D. Reynaud, Editor
LIE Meschac6be 200
Louis Rodrigue, 100
Fernand Reynaud, zoo
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28

Succession OF ADAM sCHEXNATDRE
No.. lsH LP. d.
Whereas CA MILE SCHEX-
NAYDRE of th IS parish, the duly
qualified DatiJ Testamentary
Executor of tho afore- said sue
ceesion, has this: day filed In this
Court a provisit nal accounto Of his
administration IT the said success.
sion. praying fl r the homologa-
of the same:
Plblic notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern to
show cause, if ny th,sy have. in
writing, to the Judge Of said
Court, within len days from the
first publication l.lerecf, Why said
provisional account should n ot be
approved and liz snologated as
prayed for.
Witness the Honorable
Prentice E. L arington Judge,
and theseal Of he Court. this the
18th dar 3 II Eel ruary A. D. 1914.
(sis j. Ellis Millets
p .. Clerk Of Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

TWenSy~EiglASh judicial UisSrtet Uour :.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28

s1 #a9 Es7sE Sat ms term as OUT
nizs ffAAszEssh Rep sentat re VIII pe g
80 - disfinQHished and brilliant
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28

Succession Of ADAM sCHEXNATDRE
No.. lsa LP. d.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-02-28

tSigneal E. A. Middleton.
NOTARY PUBLIO.
4. thsundersigned Recorder Of Morg.
ages, in and for the Parish uf ST.. John
Tie. Baptiat. State OF Lpuisiana, do hera.
by certify tAss the ADORE and f0rsuoing
Actof Incorporation 0s the tSARYVILLE
REALTY GoMPANYl LIMITED. wss
this day daily recorded in my oitos. 10
Book GG. Fefos l18 LII & lis.
February ,9th 1914.
(gignedl WI. HART
Dy. Olk Of Ct. d Rec.
hereby certify thss sbove and forego.
Is true and correct copy Of the
'al instrument on die and ot record
~lal 0diee.
z. a. MIDDLETON
Nos. Pub.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Burr Oak.

Sam Alkire has been on the sick
list for a few days.
Fred Hopper Is convalescing from
an attack OF pneumonia.
William Hopper, Sr, Is visiting
relatives In Ness City, Kan.
The Misses Bertha and Zoe Nor
ris visited friends here, Sunday.
Will Hopper, Jr., and family
moved to his fathers home, recent ~
Will Lunsford came down Satur.
day night TO visit relatives and at.
tend the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs.
Moser.
We understand Earl Watts Is re-
recovering nicely from his gun shot
wounds, We are glad to know he Is
practically out OF danger.
The funeral Of Mrs. G. A. Moser,
which was held here, SUNDAY, was
the largest funeral ever held IN this
part of the county. The entire COM
munity extend their heartfelt sym.
pat lilies to the bereaved relatives.
Mr.. Watts, whose home is In
Southern Missouri, Is here. visiting
his children and many friends, whom
he has not seen for several years. lie
is looking fine. lie is also accompan'
led by his daughter, Mrs. Albert Hall
The box supper at Burr Oak, asst
Friday night, was a grand success
The proceeds amounted to $3.50
The patrons of the district extend
their many thanks to the audience
for their good order and liberal do
nation. Eco.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
A Fire Department.

We hope our citizens will respond
promptly To the effort OF Mr.. Harvey
E,aus, ~ his ell Itts to effect a per.
nent as well a. systematic organiza.
ton vi lire department. and the se.
caring OF a permanent night watch.
our depart ment II only a volunteer
one everybody answers the call Of
the lire bell, but IT is without SIS
tematic organization. and every body
Is boss and as consequence.
systematic work Al lire cannot bp
uune a. well a. that uf a regular or.
ganizitiun, with every man al his
place. and working under the direc.
ton Of one head.
We also need a reliable night watch,
who would he on duty during the
night hours, and one Nho will watch
faithfully and well for tire during our
sleeping hours.
Every city has its tire brands In the
shape Of old shacks, that once started,
might mean the destruction uf "A vast
amount Ut substantial property, aud
great loss to tie owners, aid the only
way To avoid this j. tie organization
VI a Tire depart mcnt and the employ.
ment Of reliable night watchman.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
o. II. S. Girls Win and Lose.

The High school girls iOutnel.d to
Tatkiu last Friday evening and Won
the tastes, and hardest fought game
Of the season. When the final whistlc
blew at the end Of the see.
und half tie score stood -TarkiO IT,.
Oregon ~ Tie score being a tie, II
uuk two points to win These two
points wcrc scored 10y Eta Rush from
distance ~ about H. feet from the
basket a. different angle. The
game was fast and exciting through.
uui. Vale DegluN, Dfcgun'S little
back center, did tie star work for tie
High school,
TIE girls PLAYED n ret urn game " i,h
savannah last saturday, losing IN a
rlusr contest IT /, ju IL. Tie oregon
girls lid not pay the article II hall
.t.,N usually 10, owing 10 tie tact
jhI they had 10 exert ihru.
selves at IifkiY Co win TIT, was
not expected \ large crowd Wit.
uus,rd ~" game. TIE pirs bad a
NutN successful SEASON! 1llHuln ius,
,us . Nt tie % EJu.,, played, lNvy Wvf,
al u~i hN e. .-r srHtrs. ~, gifI, are
60 hy ruWptu"u',d ga tur Mind OF
ut ihrN PLAYED. ii,y iANv 'n" ma
',fl' tor = team uyNl N,ar. al u' iUt.
wear team being back nul lu.cp' me
NuftN captain ant Vale bvgIuN
llriv j. Looping l.r . winning team
utN' wear
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Forbes News.

Ernest Walker is on the sick list,
this week,
II. X, Greenlee, Is very poorly at
this writing.
John Harper, IT,, was an Oregon
visitor, last Wednesday.
Misses Ada and Kate Fields were
Forbes visitors, Monday.
Forbes was well represented at
the Oak Grove box supper, saturday
night.
Mrs. Stella Fredericks, OF ST, 10.
Joseph, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. f..
G.. Rankin.
Miss Vivian Metzler, OF st. Jo-
seph, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Carter.
The home OF Kim Mccoy, near
Forbes, was completely destroyed by
fire, early Wednesday morning
Mrs. nellie Steiner and daughter,
Of Oklahoma, are visiting Mrs. Stei-
ner's mother, Mrs. Lizzie Cordrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burrier, OF
Forest City, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Burrier's mother, Mrs. Jane Baker.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Del. Bridges, who died Friday,
was buried at the Forbes cemetery,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Wilson and daugh-
ter, Lydia left, Sunday for an extend
ed visit with Mrs, Wilson's son, Ed
ward, ct Jones, Okla. :,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

NrruirN,i q Visit Tur,iN lnu
john spencer. ~uu of Nj lui Nr>. 80
/ curtis 90 Pueblo, Colo. NHu can,
TT abii,, ,i.it Wi'UUI~ grandmother
Mas Inc. I Cunts, and Ut, agul~
Nr, Thomas kNgrr. Mr. iiup~
I, liuchrr ami Miss Anna cur.
IT,. lie t. perhaps ~ line a Syrri.
men ~ tir physical man ~ one vii
see IN a month. journey. pulling u,
beam down 10 2i1 pounds, aud sym.
met really prupurtiunrd
lie waS Micnivan> University left
tackle during 1861 aud became a
maj Iunal foot bali character whiir IN
that position.
lie Is iuSt out ~ a spirited game,
umpiring the late game hct tween Mis-.
souri, and Kansas, which came oil al
Lawrence, kas.. saturday, ui last
week
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Between Cities.

Roy Thornton and family visited
al Tie Val Piussman home on sun.
day.
Tom Reeves resumed his work In
town, Tuesday evening, AS right hand
man AT the a, NJ, Jones restaurant.
C Y, Jeffrey and wife returned
Tuesday 10 their home al Hartford,
Iowa, after week : visit here with
his father, a. u. Jeffrey and family,
Mrs. Albert Walker and the two
little girls, visited over SUNDAY with
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs, George
Reeves. Albert l. husking corn over
In Nebraska,
Mr. and Mrs Rasmussen. vito
were guests, last week, al the George
Reeves hone, left Friday with H.,
youngest boy, Clarence, for a trip a.
4 ALBANIA and Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sealy Reeves have
been enjoying visit from their son,
Robert, Wife and little dauglitrr,
Agnes, Who came M from ST. Joseph
on the early train SUNDAY morning
Robert has good position as motor
man In the street railway service, and
his visits are necessarily short. \
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Monarch.
-George Garner aud wife mere
oregon, saturday,

-ueorge Garner aud wife werc In
Oregon, saturday.
Miss Stella Garner. " Skidmore,
visited home folks, from saturday
until Monday
Miss Ncllir Lumey, WHO has
been WORKING ~ Oregon returned
home, saturday,
Rev. SilvcyS, uf -. Joseph,
preached here saturday night, sun.
day and also SUNDAY night,
Mrs, Il l. Hughes and daughter,
Annis, and Mrs John Graham We're
shopping In 81, Joseph, Wednesday,
Miss Violet Chilcoat, who has
been visiting with her uncle, near "a
vannah, a few weeks, returned home,
Friday.
Lester slack, George Garner and
Josh Chilcuat went TO savannah
Monday and Tuesday Of last week, a,
witnesses on the lline-Iioyles case.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Smith, Jr,, SUNDAY morning, Noyem,
her -, "A baby girl, which accounts
for Jimmie stepping around so high
Those that took dinner al Josi
ChilcOats, SUNDAY, were: Mrs, Eva
Patterson, Howard Addington anc
wife, David Allen and Ralph Adams
Of near Nodaway.
Mrs, Jasper Garner, who has been
spending a month with her daughter
Mrs. Allie kret2er, Of Cromwell
Iowa, returned home Friday, on ac'
count Of the sickness Of Mr.. Garner
Mrs. kretzer returned home with her
Those Who visited at Jasper Gar
ner's, Sunday, were: ID. n, GarneI
and family, George Sipes and wife
Wylie Norris and wife, Tom lIughe,
and wife, Harry /Sipes and family
Mrs. Allie GIneEof Cromwell, Iowa
and Jim GariNg./Of Kansas.
,JOIISSN JI'Np.I'p
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Shooting Match.

Oregon Gun Ciub holds It's first an.
f'ua shooting ma eli. Tuesday, No.
yemhpr ~. lnll
Tie Oregon Gun club closed its
Shooting season With turkey shoot
al q tournament shooting match
over forty par icIpited IN the
shoul ing. and many spectators wit.
ilesSvd tie event .-Weal her conditions
we're ideal aud the results exceeded
tile expectation Of tie management I,
tie entire program heing carried ont
IN al details without dIScurd or acct.
dent
All participants expressed them.
selves 10 tie lairnt ~ and importantly
OF a decisions VI the referee and cor.
rectncss Of scores
Tie turkeys we're well distributed
among the ShuulprS ON high scores
Tie tournament was the big card
ON tie program aud was participated
~ 10y over twenty shooters. The pots
were dtN idtd ~ pet cent Tor high
scuir, aid in per cent for second
Scuit. many 'ifSi - well ~ second
money pots were spiii ~ 'ir scores
and rlicdllN every SIuuirr figured
III TIE money ~ ~'fuc uhr ur more
Uf .r eight event.
The hrSt prize lsl high Gun IN the
eigl' events. hring a - shooting
iirkri offered hy &. i kulrk. was
neli 10y George ". Irlirr.
TIE second prize. longest run with.
out miss. being a - fur cap. offered
by l'inSun.Campbrll Clothing Com.
paw. vas taken 10y George ". Irlirr.
Tie fourth prize. 3ri ligl gun In
eight eve l., being a bN uf cigars Of.
fcrrd 10y the club, Na~ held 10y Frank
Cunningham, Of faifiiN
TIE Third prize, 2ud high gun IN
eight events, being a - - pair ui
Silk.|tned gloves, was held 10y thaS.
Lit lurbpfrN. ~ tairiaN
TIE iilh prize, low run In the
uivi.i events. briug - shells. offered
10y H. II. llaSnrSS. was taken hy Srih
Carson AMI bnrr Williams On ~,
score Ut -
III" tournament Mas largely At,
tended. there h"irg rJmbu from
laifliN, ttair, Mount tiiN Matt
,ati, iufirsruv aid other iuNu. IN
tlI- ~pctiu
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Benton Literary Society.

On behalf Of the management OF
the society, We wish 10 thank our
visitors for the support given MS al
our pie social and ertainment, held
Friday night, November Is. Espe.
cially do We wish to thank our wuT-
Thy and most able auct ioneer, Max
iiabb, Of Oregon, o whom the greater
part ~ the success of our pie social
vas due. Mr., Bahb Is as YET young
man In the field Of his profession, but
he Is starting out with the essent ials,
namely, thorough know ledge Of both
persons and values, and also princi-
plies that always stand for success,
lie Is clean, upright and honest In all
his transact ions; he knows the value
OF objects and above all knows when
his customers have bid their highest
dollar.
The pie sale totaled better than $40
above expenses. The proceeds are to
he used IN installing a lighting sys.
TEN In the school building.
LEO krnNER Secretary,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Badly Bruised.

Jennette, the sprightly little three.
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Stephenson, OF the Divide dis.
trict, is suffering from bruises, re.
ceived In such way, that IL is a
miracle that she was not killed.
She followed her father to the
milking lot, and while he was busily
engaged In milking one Of his herd,
another COW knocked the child down,
and trampled her badly. Her cries
brought her father promptly to her
relief, and but for his timely arrival,
the child undoubtedly would have
been trampled to death.
She was badly bruised, and by
prompt medical attention by DR.. j.
L. Hogan, abe Is now getting along
IS well Is could be expected.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Benton.

MIR. and Mrs. Leo Kuhner took
dinner, Sunday, with Robert Emer-
son.
Mr.. Ernest Lunsford, wife and
little son, were guests, while here, Of
Mrs. Lunsford's brother and wife,
Mr.. John Ferguson.
Miss Elizabeth Field left last
week, for Chicago, where she expects
to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs, Clara Greenhalgh.
There was q good attendance at
the "Union Endeavor," Sunday eve
ming, and . very interesting meeting.
Mrs. Ina Ferguson will lead next
Sunday evening. We forgot to men,
tion, last week, Miss Pauline Wright,
organist, Mrs. Ina Furguson, assist
VERITAs.