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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

UDALo s1F.

Pan Beczulkowskj dyrektor
jednego z towarzystw ubezpie-
czef cd ognia, smierci, mrozu,
kradziezy, ma}zenstwa i innych
kiosk cd chwili powstania ga
zety antysemickiej" mial niespo-
kojne noce.
Pan Beczulkowski byl co pra-
VIDA dobrym Polakiem, kochaja-
Gym swoj kraj obywatelem, zy-
dow zbytnia ME mi}owa}, ale..
byl pewien ciemny punkt W dzia-
1alnosci dyrektora towarzystwa
ubezpieczen.
Otto najzdolniejszym agentem
towarzystwa. byl zyd. Zwyczaj--
ny Kon....
Pan Beczu}kowski codziennie
z trwoga bra1 do reki Gazette"
W obawie, re wyczyta potepienie
ola siebie, "a .popieranie zydow.
Wreszcie niepokoi dyrektora
doszedl do szczytu. Postanowil
zwo}ac narade familijna, by cos
obmyslec.
Pozbyc sic najlepszego agen-
ia = rzecz ryzykoMna. Trzymac
go - jeszcze ryzykowniejsza.
Ot6z zwolal: narade. Najwiecej
liczy1 p. Beczu}kowski ma wuja
swego, kanonika. Czlowiek do
swiadczony, rozumny - on mu-
81 COS obmyslec.
Jakoz pc wysluchaniu zalow
~siistrzenca ksiadz kanonik O.
swiadczyl:.
- ia tn widze jedna rade: po-
zbyc sic Kena ME MONA, DO
przejdzie do innego towarzystwa.
Trzyma6 zyda - niedobrze. Otoz
jabym radzil, zeby sig Kon O.
chrzci}.
- Ba, a czy On zechce
- No, to juz ia w TEN. Dam
sobie z MIN rade. Zostawcie mnie
tylko ma pol godziny samego z
Konem.
Wezwano Kona i zamknieto w
osobnym pokoju z kanonikiem.
Narada trWala dlugo. Pan Be
czulkowski nerwowo chodzil pc
salonie obok j wciaz .myslal:
- ida sic, czy ME uda?
Wreszcie drzwi sic o%tworzyly.
Wybiegl Kon rozpromieniony.
- Coz, udalo sic? -pyta dy-
rektor.
- Qwietnie, panic dyrektorze.
Ubezpieczylem kanonika ma TO-
900 koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
WAzNosc KAPIELI.

Ktos kiedys powiedzial, re pc
ilosci- uzywanego myd}a MONA
poznae, ktory narod jest mai
swiatlejszy. To macy, tam gdzie
jest. ciemnota - tam brud ! ME
chlujstwo.
w ciele ludzkiem So rozmaite
trucizny, ktore krew stara sic wy
rzucic ma zewnatrz. Jedna z ia.
kich silnych trucizn jest pot. Sko-
"a ludzka ma mnostWo malenkich
otworow, zwanych porami. Przez
te pory wlasnie wychodzi ma ze-
wnatrz pot. Przez wydzielenie
potu cia1o nasze odswieza sic, O.
czyszcza. Gdyby ktos chcial po-
za1epiac W sk6rze wszystkie po-
ry, toby cia}o ludzkie ME mog2c
potu usunac, zatrulo SIZE, clio
wick zmar}by.
Teraz moze zrozumiecie, dla--
czego trzeba sk6re zachowywae
w czystosci. w rzadko mytej sko
RE pory zatykaja sic brudem j
ME przepuszczaja potu z pod
sk6ry. Krew sic przez to zanie--
czyszcza, a z nieczystej krwi
to wszelkie wrzody, parchy, pry-
szcze, liszaje, wysypki. Nieczy--
stej skory najczesciej czepiaja
sic wszelkie zarazliwe choroby
i robactwo.
Kapiel goraca jest wiec wprost
konieczna ola dzieci, ola doros--
1ych i starych. w goracej wodzie
pory rozszerzaja sic %otwieraja W
czasie tego pot 1atwiej moze sic
ma wierzch wydobye z pod sko-
ry.
Pr6cz tego kapiel uspokaja maj
wiecej chore nerwy, t. j. ludzi
gniewliwych, niecierpliwych ley
Ii chorych ma nerwy, zdenerwo--
wanych), ciep}e kapiele uspaka-.
jaja, }agodza, odciagaja Cd g|iowy
HUNGRY.
To tez, hedy juz starsi ME
clnca przerobic swojej obojetno--
Sci do kapieli, to niechze chot
swoje dzieci Cd lat najm}odszyc!'
przyzwyczajaja do czystosci; jak
przyzwyczajac? Dopilnowae, by
choc rag ma dzieh, cho6 raz ne ty-
dzieh zdja6 koszule do pasa, nyc
piersi, ramona, a juz p%rzynaj--
mniej raz ma miesiac robic gora-
ca kapiel i szorstka szmata i my
diem wyszorowaG Gale cia1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
DROBIAZGI.

vi.
Me pochlebiaj bogatym, ME k}a-
Maj sic moznym,
Z nizszymi badz serdecznym, z
chytrymi ostroznym
Pred Bogiem korz sic W prochu
W kazdej potrzebie
Licz.... tylko ma siebie.
z. !.
- Nigdy ME biegnij "a kara"
ami "a kobieta!
80 Dlaczego?
- Bo "a minute nadejdzie in
Ludnose Stanow Zjednoczo-
aych wydaje dziennie ma s1ody-
eze wiecej niz $1,ooo,Ooo. (($4oo,
coz, 0 rocznie).
+
...Wiary trzeba!
Wiara z sila cuda czyni!
Wiara -mieczem Archaniola,
Garczynski.
Milo jest sluzye wielkim panom.
80 ale trzeba pamietac, ze mai
.wiekszyrni panama., to: Bog
.Ojczyzna.
.
Kto wejdzie ma Wysoka gore,
temu sic czasem " gloWie zakkree
81. Niejeden, ktory sic dobije wy
szego stanowiska, baranieje take
.pood1Ilfutlg y rrzzyslowia ,,Zzaap''o , q
vol, jak cieleeiem byl' ssss
Kt'oWpGaz,Iggsaarrdzi mow ojczysta,
to.at. IS. aakkbby OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eojjccm, ilanlaaltll ...s ssssss.i,,s /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
P J R. II A|||D|I sPRAW.
P0LSNCH.
Precz &c zbytkiem! - Mech zyje
trzezwos6, pracowitosc j
skromnosc! - Prawa o szko-
ZACH prywatnych. so Znacze-
ME Ost1narkenferajnu.

,,Precz re zbytkiem! - MECH
zyje trzezwosG, pracoWitose j
skromnoscp Take nnwinno
bye has1o nasze
Niestety - jak daleko jest 9smy
jeszcze wogole Cd zastosowania
tel zasady! Me jestesmy gorsi cd
innych narodow, ale w naszych
warunkach nietrzezwosc, brak
checi do piracy, a sk}onnosc do
zbytkow szkodzic nam moze vic
cej, niz innym narodom. TIE wa
dy w}asnie Ojczyzne nam po--
grzeba1y - a trzezwose, skrom-
nose, pracowitosc tylko moze z1o
naprawie. To nieub1agany waru-
mex do osiagniecia lepszej PREY
sz1osci tax ola %podupad1ej jedno-
sikh, jak ola ca}ych narodow.
M6wi sic dzisiaj i pisze wiele
O uswiadomieniu narodowem, o
srodkach do zachowania narodo-
wosci, a zwlaszcza tel o pozy-
skaniu ola Ojczyzny. zgubionych
lub bliskich wynarodowienia Sc
tex tysiecy jej nieszczesliwych
dzieci.
Zle bardzo, jesli stara6 sic mu-
simy juz ME O zachowanie naro-
dowoSci, lecz SHY nadwyrezac
jeszcze W celu odzyskania tych,
kt6rych uwaza sic "a zgubionych.
Bo bronic sw6j p~osterunek lat
wiej jest niz zdobywac cudzy
szaniec.
Me chcemy powiedziec przez
to, re omijac many bezowocny
ma oko trud, ably ratowac odstep-
cow, ale g16wnem naszem zada-
MEM powinno bye ratowanie po-
sterunku narodowego, to jest
skupiac i or%ganizowa6 silly zdro-
we 1ub dajace sic ~jeszcze wyle-
czyG czesci spo}eczenstwa. Jesz-
cze So liczne tysiace rodzin pol
skich, w kt6rych ME zoajdzie sic
gazety, gdz;e poczucie narodowe
zaczyna zanikat - te rodz1ny ]e-
dnakie ME SO jeszcze zgub1one
ola mas, tylko potrzeba rzucic sic
Z ea}2 potegq serca i nnnosci ola
ratowania tyci ludzi, kt6rzy jesz--
cze ME zg;neli = ale znajduja sic
txz mad p~rzepasci2.
Wiele upoxorzea i STRAIT spo}e-
cze;1stwo nasze kraj zawdz!scza
s1v>;ej acknowledgements i je5li ME
zg;ne@o dotad, to tylko dla tego,
&c Jest spo}eczeistwem nader
vie'kiem, przytem ma swoje
w.e!k;e zalety, kt6re W swej ma
turze maja to, re chronia je cd u
padku, mianowicie ia %,,hardosc'
rolska, jak ia zwa niemcy, to
Jest przywiazanie do ziemi ojczy-
stej i Go jczyka ojczystego.
Zalety zas tego rodzaju, co do
b~oduszno:c, 1atwowierno5c i "a
c!,wycanie sic niby naszymi
,.zbawcani" czy ,,przyjacio1mi'',
1:torzy w rzeczywistosci So ma
szyrni wrogami, jednem s}owem,
le.Alkc;nyslnoSc, te to zalety
vady, szkodza nam najwiecej.
Dohre 50 enc tylko tam, gdzie je
sic unaiejetnie zastosuje: a do
tego wiaSnie potrzeha. .rozwag1,
trzczwo5ci i zi:nnego obrachun-
KIT.
Togo nam brak! Starajmyz sic
tedy uzupe1nic n~areszcie te bra
k5. Wtedy zadna moe nam szko-
6ziS nie NOE, Mkt Ia z roWno-
wagi ME wyprowadzi, DO bedzle-
E -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

przepisow tymczasowych z roku
1906; odtad beda dziala}y ma "a
sadie trwa4ego prawa.
Dotychczas czy szko1a pry-
Watna moze uzyskac prawo nau-
czania po polsku, zaleza}o Cd mi
nistra lub kuratora okregu; Cd
tad za1ozyciel szkoly ma prawo
wybra6 sobie sam ola swej szko-
}y jezyk nauczania (wyjatek. sta
nowia jezyk rosyjski, historya i
geografia Rosyi; przedmioty te
musza bye i nadal wykladane
tylko pc rosyjsku.)
Move prawo dale w}ascicielom
szko}y moznos6:
y Uk}adania programu nauki,
chocby niezgodnego z progra-
mem szko} rzadowych:
p mianowania nauczycieli, by
lie Ct mieli prawo nauczania:
y moznosc nauki history i ge-
ografii powszechnej po polsku O.
raz nauki jezyka rosyjskiego, ge-
ograiii history Rosyi przez pro-
fesorow polakow.
Move prawo zezwala ma zak}a-
DAME szk6} prywatnych - pocza-
tkowych, srednich i wyzszych z
jezykiem ojczystym.
Z tych og6lnikowych wyjas-
MEN widza c%zytelnicy, jak wiel-
kie znaczenie moe mice MOVIE
prawo ola rozwoju oswiaty W
Krolestwie Polskiem. Dale ono
znaczna wolnosG w dziele nau--
czania i bedzie tez niezawodnie W
Krolestwie silna ostroga do O.
fiarnoSci ma zbozny gmach oswia-
ty poWszechnej.
Pod naglowkiem Dwadziescia
lat Ostmarkenferajnu zamieszcza
,,Berl. Tageblatt" wstepny artyt-
ku}, W ktorym rozpatruje dzia-
lalnosc Ostmarkenferajnu glosna
i ha}a5liwa i dlatego musi sic ona
poddawae ostrej krytyce. ,,Berl.
Tageblatt". u~znaje dzialalnose,
Ostmarkenferajnu ola kultury
niemieckiej i patryotyzmu ME
mieckiego, lecz potepia jego poll
tyke Walk, ktora niepotrzebn1e
niepokoi szerokie kola ludnosci i
wytworzyla stosunki, ktotre So
wprost MISREPRESENTATION ola
pokoju wewnetrznego. Rad ida
MEM organu liberalnego niestety
slepo idzie "a has1ami Ostmar
k%enferajnu. Ze sprawozdania
Ostmarkenferajnu wynika, il
Ostnarkenferajn dis ME ma W
narodzie niemieckim silly pocia-
gajacej. Mic w tenn dziwnego, DO
ia polityka gwaltu poniosla szpe-
tina k1eske. Ma dowod p~rzytacza
,,Berl. Tagebatt' sprawozdanie
Ostmarkenferajnu, uboleWalac
mad stratami niemczyzny. To
maczenie sic Ostmarkenierajnu,
re z powodu chwiejnego stano-
wiska rzadu liczba czlonkow tax
ma}o wzros1a, jest tyiko wymow-
kq. Podkresla dalej ,,Tageblatt',
ze Wagner przyzna} sam, re cele
Schwartzkopffa byly te same, co
Ostmarkenferajnu, jeno CO do
srodkow on sic mylil. A jednak
Ostmarkenferajn "a zycia
Schwartzkopffa atakoWal go
nielitosciwie. Polityka rzadu
przeciw Polakom zrobi}a zupel--
ne iiasko. Ma dowod przytacza
pismo berlinskie ustep z uzasad-
r;or;n adoua 11cfawu anfv-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
"

CHoRAGIEW'
jest symmbt,olemn nlsbezpiecze16stwa
n csifYm sw,eoie, lecz natura ma
in q prawo o,str.egajaoe. Wyrsuty
sk6rne, ogolne os}ablenie j lnne
symphony movie tax otparcle, jak
to et,zynnli czervo OF ohoragiev. Mos
Wa one . nieozy.to6ci krwi. Ora
Piotra Con ozo czysci 5yciodajnY
.plyn pewnle %skutecznie. SPREE.
davane .edynle przez specyslnych
sgt nt6w. Adresuj: Dr.. Peter Fahr::
ney 8 Sons Co., 1925 So. Hoyna
Ave, Ch,c.go, Ill. logf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
sa zawsze
jeszcze n~aJlepsze'

gdy. dobry, trwaly dach jest
potrzebny, cbociaz wiele
innych teraz sic oferuje. To
prawda, 70 dobry gontowy
dacb kosztuie troche wiecej,
lecz gdy dobry p~rzyzwoicie
polozony, starczy ma Gale
zycie.
Comfy jake my utrzymu-
jenny So wszystkie rzniete
doststecznie grubo 2 proste-
90 zieloDego dr2eWa budul-
cowego, suszone W wolnym
cieple, tax ably z~atrzyma1y
swa nerw, a skoro pofozone
przyzwoicie ] przybite gwoz.
dziami, wytrzymaja tax dlu-
go jak csly dom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30

Pan kapitan odbywa z rekru
tami lekcye salutowania. Majer.
zydek z Tarnowa, ME moze jed
max jakos pojac. Pc d}ugiem ito
maczeniu, gdy kapitan byl pew
ny, re uczeh go pojal, rzek1:
- Teraz ia bede przedstawiaf
wagon dworski, a ty masz oddac
przepisany uklon.
To powiedziawszy, zerwal sic
z miejsca i pomimo tuszy, sapiac.
przebiegl ko}o' Majera, ktory ami
sic ME ruszy4, ami ME salutoWai.
- ty bydle! 49, VIOLA kapitan
- dlaczego ME salutujesz pred
dworskim wagonem?
= Ny!- odparl usmiechniety
Majer po CO ia mann salutowae,
jak w MIN Mkt ME siedzial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-30
Pozory myla.


Ma podworzu koszarowem, ma
jor do niesmialego rezerwisty
- Umiesz czytac, moi synu?
Umiem.
A pisac umiesz?
- Umiem.
- A rachowac umiesz?
- Umiem.
- No, to pieknie, a Genie ty
jestes W cywilu?
- Doktorem filozofii i dozen
tenn uniwersytetu.
w zydowskiej szkole.
- Powiedz mi, gdzie siedzi ro-
zum?
- On wcale ME siedzi.
- No, to gdzie jest?
- On sobie chodzi "a intere-
sami.
- Dlaczego?
- Bo jakby on tylko siedzial,
toby ME by1 rozum.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

THE DEBATE AT FLuVANNA

rboro ,,lt IA. , reiigtn,s deh,,o "a,
=,
w. ''''''' w nun ''' "
a. ~. Juiy a. ana '''''ng Frlda'
night July "a There ~. two SEES
sions each day at 10 q. n, and 3 90
p m and there may be three sessions
on one N these days.
The subjects discussed will be-
The Operation Of the Holy Spirit,
Qualification by Faith Only" THE
Mode NJ Baptism" and "lnfant Bap-
tism"
On Thursday the Mode Of Baptism
will be the theme, and on Friday In
FAINT Baptism
Elder G. Il Nlchol NJ DentOnN go
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
PIE MELON POLITICS

The editor Of the Jacksboro News
Is an agricultural expert and tells the
people how to farm. Some OF them
don't always agree with him. Just
now they are wrangling over his scien
tlhc assertion that water melons VIII
degenerate into pie melons. He Is not
certain whether It is from Polermira-
ton or exposure Of the seed. Anyhow
the question has become so prominent
that the people are demanding Of can
dldates to tell how they stand on the
pie melon question.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
"HIGH.ToNED TALKS"

Jim wound mp by saying that whom
be- got 10 be- Governor Tom Bail
would go back to his old corporation
law firm. get out the same old deck of
cards. the same old bottle Of whlskey
and continue to raise hell In the fu-
ture as In m, past partof Fergu-
sons schulenberg speech
We have an idea that Col Balls
friends and neighbors In Houston will
appreciate the above extract from Mr..
Ferguson's Gollad speech. 1t Is these
heightened talks" that are carrying
the state" for Banker jim Houston
Post
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

"NoW the truth always matches the
truth. and when find a gentleman
insisting that everything Is going
wrong when Il Is demonstrable that
most things are going right. won
der what they are irving 10 do are
they trying to serve the country or
are they trying to serve something
smaller than the country Woodrow
Wilson
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10


Subject 70 the action NJ the Demo.
erntic Party In July
For Representative (1O5th. Repre-
sentative Dlstrict)
T. r. BAKER OF scurry Co.
A. ]. HAGINs OF Kent CO.
For District Attorney (30th Dis.
trloD-
JAS. p. sTlNsON o. Jones Co
W. ]. ARLINGTON, stonewall
County.
For District Clerk
WALTER 8. ADAMsoN
ROB sTRAYHORN
For County Judge
G. II. BUCHANAN
For Sheriff.
W. A. MERRILL
LON GRAHAM
For County Clerk
". T. SKINNER
For Tar Assessor
JOE MERRITT
For Tax Collector;
WIN. CURRY
D. NATION
For county Treasurer
C.R. LOCKHART
For County Attorney
r. W. WEBB
w. W. wEEMs
For Commissioner and Justice Of the
Peace, Precinct No. l.
u. r. DAVIS
For County Commissioner precinct
No. ~
W. T. THOMPSON.
For Commissioner and Justice Of the
Peace, Precinct No. g.
JAKE AUTRY
For Public wclgher, Precinct No l.
Jack EVANS
SAM HULL
| q, H. BARNHAR1'
J.F. PATE
For Public weighcr, Precinct No. -
Hcrmlelgh-
@. W MCCALL
For Commissioner, Prcc. No. -
j. n. THOMAS
For Commissioner and Justice of the
Peace, Precinct No. -
r. c. HAlRsToN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Jlnf llogg woud pull on his coat
drink out Of a gourd. walk around
with the boya and call them Bin and
Tom and they rallied around him for
Il. but Jim Hog never loaned 10
needy farmers at 90 per cent inter
est
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Mineral Wells had a nlg Gre last
saturday destroying six hotels and
eleven dwellings. Loss $4,000.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Wednesday was the appointed day
for the civil service examination In
Snyder for Fourth Glass postmaa.
tiers.
Il had been expected that quite a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Mr. T. J. Thompson left last FRI
day to visit his son In San Antonio.
D. p Lane has charge OF the r. $. &
?. pump station during Mr.. Thomp-
sons absence.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

You can set the ignal and the
Dallas News for a year for Ills.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Presiding Elder Of the Sweetwater
District, who will Represent the w..
y. Church, South In the Debate at
Fuynnnn, July 81 10 ~.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

The Signal and Dallas News ,l.7s.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Mrs l.. b. Allen OF Swcetwater
conducted the examination.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
ORR snuhrr Signul
HARDY. PICKLE q HARDY.

Entered In the postoffice at sny-
der, Texas. as second class mall mat
ter.
ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any person. firm or corporation.
which may appear in the columns Of
The Signal will be gladly corrected
II called to the attention Of the edi-
tor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

Obituaries and notices OF oharl-
table or church entertainments.
where admission is charged. will be-
charged for at the rae Of 2ho per
line.
Snyder, Texas. July 10, 1914
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-06
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Peterson.

MI. and Mrs. G. H. Peterson,
of Owatonna, who have been
visiting with their son Ed. Peter.
son, for several weeks, returned
to their Owatonna home the first
Of the week. Mr.. Peterson is
an enthusiastic Odd Fellow aud
visited the local lodge at every
opportunity while here.
A kitchen shower was given
Miss Minnie Trapp at the home
of j. 9. Raws0n last Saturday
evening. Among the out.of-town
guests were the Misses Rose,
Ruth and Marie Trapp of Big
Stone, Mrs. Matthewson Of Wau-
bay and Miss Georgia Rawson OF
Aberdeen.
Messrs. Nelson & Thor ndike
on Tuesday shipped two carloads
Of household goods and bank fix.
lures and furnishings to Willow
Creek, Montana, where these
gentlemen will make their home
and 20 into the banking aud lum-
Der business. Mr.. Nelson and
family left on Wednesday for
their new home, Mr.. Thorndike
will leave this week, and Mrs.
Thorndike will not 60 to her
western home for several weeks.
The 0. E. s. society gave a
poverty costumed party at Ma.
sonic hall Wednesday evening as
a farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Thorndike before their depart
ure for Montana. Many of the
costumes would have entitled
the wearers to q place in Coxey's
army, and the refreshments,
bean soup, crackers and aqua,
were in keeping with the cos
tunes.
Frank McCrea, Of Winnipeg,
one of the young men who grew
up 10 Grant county and gradual.
ed from the Milbank high school
has been visiting his friends in
the county tor q couple of weeks.
Mr.. McCrea is engaged in the
land business in company with
Walter Harper, son Of w. w.
Harper, also q young man from
this county. Their many old
friends here are glad to know
that they are doing we'll. Those
Of our friends who have any in.
terests in Winnipeg or Manitoba
that require attention up there
will nave their affairs looked
after with fidelity i. they place
them in the hands of Messrs.
Harper & McCrea.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-06
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Miss May Farley made a visi,
to friends ut Ort0nvill last Tues.
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. S. Xix enter
tanned the N. P. club last Mon.
day evening.
S. G. Jones of Wilmot, was
visiting bis friend David Gin clair
last Wednesday.
Miss Louise Hougan, of Albee
was q Sunday visitor ~ the Otto
MOsiman home.
Mrs. w. F. Emanuel entertain.
ed q party Of young ladies vt her
home Monday evening.
Mrs. David Cinclaire went to
Montevideo Wednesday to visit
friends at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and
son went to Webster Sunday for
= days visit with Gale Bean.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Massey, Tuesday afternoon
March 10. Special program.
Miss Hattie Malisch has been
quite seriously ill during the
week, and confined to her home.
Mrs. Ed. Rourk, of Nassau,
has been visiting with the Matt
Rourk family during the week.
Mrs. Isabel Chaffee, of Britton
has been visiting her friend,
Miss Zllla Brown during the
week.
Mrs. Chas. E. Williams went
down to Big Stone yesterday for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Lee
Gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gold. of Big
Stone, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Colds parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed
Emanuel.
Mrs Otto Mosiman and son
Elton Duane and Mrs. Victor
Christensen were Wilmot visit.
ors Monday.
Mrs. August Woitte, of Alban
township, who had been serious
~ i'll with pneumonia, is now
cOnvalescing.
We have just received our new
spring line Of Crossett shoes,
sensible and hobby. The subur-
ban last with the invisible eye
lets. For young men. It's what
you want.
MCCOLLUM & THIRSK
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-06

Rev. j. M. Tibbetts was calico
to Minneapolis last week by tn,
illness of his sou, Walter, VIII,
was taken down with pneumonia
He IS recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Johnsrud, oil
Montevideo, who had been
guests Of the Conductor Tice
family, the first of the week, re
turned home Tuesday morning.
Last Saturday, Feb. 2ath, a
fine little son made an appear.
ance at the home of r. F. Math-
ews the shoeman, to complete
the family circle Of two boys and
two girls.
A 25 cent supper will be serv.
ed by the ladies of the ConRrega.
tional church at the church par
lors on Thursday evening,
March Il. Everyone invited.
Charles Spahr, the carpenter,
went out TO Willow Creek, Mon.
tana, the first of the week where
he is to be employed by Mess RS.
Nelson & Thorndike.
Friends of Mrs. Selby Miss
Clara Saureseig) will be panied
to learn that she recently died
while on a visit to friends in
Minnesota. Her home was at
Lacrosse, Wis.
Mrs. w. S. keeney, who had
been visiting with friends in II
linois and with neices at Omaha,
for the past couple of mouths,
returned home Wednesday after
noon.
A dispatch from Ortonville on
the Goth ult stated that May
nard E. FELTON,, q years old and
q civil war veteran, dropped
dead on the street. Deceased
was one of the early day settlers
in Ortonville.
Il A. Berkner the first of the
week received his new REQ ma.
chine OF the latest model. It is
a self starter, has all the latest
i'm improvements, and is a hand
some looking aud servicable ma
chine.
Cashier Mills of the First Ma
tional bank, who attended .the
Ernst Hauer auction sale ia AL
ban township Wednesday after.
noon reports that good prices
were received for both live stock
and other articles. Mr.. Hauer
removes to q farm in Big Stone
county adjacent to Ort6nville,
and belonging to Or. BolIta.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-03-06

Mrs. H E. Alderman has beer
visiting with friends at the old
home IN Napoleon for q couple
OF weeks past.
a. ". Glenn, of Minneapolis,
was spending q few days with
Milbank friends at his old home
here last week.
Miss Zilla Brown entertained
9 number of her young lady
friends at a SIX o'clock dinner
last Saturday evening.
Gus Mittelstaedt was under
the weather for . couple of days
during the first of the week, but
Is again able to be around.
Ed. Harper, Jr., was laid up
last week with a badly inlamed
eye, which had been hit with a
piece of ice he was breaking.
Miss Georgia Rawsou, who is
attending the Northern Normal
at Aberdeen was home for q
couple OF days the first of the
week.
John Erickson ofAdams town.
ship was in town Thursday of
last week, attending to some bus
ness matters and meeting his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watson
from Bowman, N. d., arrived
Wednesday for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watson.
Mrs. F. j. Nav enjoyed a visit
last Sunday from a cousin, Mr..
Wallace Gillette, of Baker, Mont.
who was on his way home from
the east.
Mrs. Mae Prevey, who had
been on q visit Of several weeks
to her mother and sister at DIV.
it, Mich, returned home the
first If the week.
Will Mount received word the
irst OF the week that his sisters
husband, IN Benton county,
Iowa, was seriously i'll and not
expected to live.
Mrs. Geo. Schiller, who with
her o and daughter had beeu
visiting her father for several
weeks, returned 10 her home in
Minneapolis last Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Butler Smith
left Wednesday on a trip Of sew.
eral weeks to the coast country.
Their little daughter Margaret
will make her home with the Dr..
Nav family during the absence
OF her parents.