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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
k. ?. DEFER
CUTOFF WORK
! liant Hannaford says
Nancy Cannot be Secured
Under Conditions.

NJ Hannaford, of the
Pres'ar pacific. visited Grangeville and
N0r' a,hsr prairie points the flrsl o. ' ne
Tie 0' his special car ACCOMPANIED oy
week - slade, fiist vice president Oh
6e0'ss 2. c. Blanchard. general man
ibs ros" 40 western division; l. b. Rich
ssei u .s,stant general superintendent
sras, No no. II. f. Still, general west
d ,rrt agent, and general agent
~ ,an Of Lewiston. In an in.erNie"
'ciu 10 Lewiston Tribune Mr.. Hanna
si' discussed the matter OF the con-
l0iu .,,on Of the MissouIa cut of, and
a 'luSssad it freely. He said;
as. nsa Missoula cutoff will not be built
~ Northern Pacific either this
H next year. 1t would be
s~. tor one to permit the people of
,.viston. who have natural ana
l,,., interest in the matter, to belleVe
Wv, something was about to be done
,,sslv to occur, when no chance
.,i,d,ne exists. They are entitled
,ha truth There is no doubt the
az will finally be built, but 1T Will
=, no in the immediate future
war stops Railroad Betterments.
Mr. Hannaford stated that the Eu-
mean war now in progress has rem
asrsa II impossible to secure funds
,,om that source for extensive rail-
nod betterments, and that 1t was not
= bs expected that either the North
arr Pacific or any of the other larger
svstems would feel ab.e to engage II
s,tensiye building white present I'M
settled conditions continue.
Eve cannot expect others TO d'
uhat We could not do ourselves undel
similar conditions" he said. NO one
At present would feel like making ar
Investment in railroad or other Sc
curities while matters are so seriously
unsettled.
"The war has had the effect o
further reducing the gross busines
Of the railroads of the country. Dur
Ing the past year the Northern Pacific
has had something like four millions
less business than during the previ
GUS year. Business has been yer!
slack during the last part of the flsca
year which ends July 1, but Their
was general feeling that a turning
point had been reached and bushes
was about to be revived. when TIN
apparent certainty of war upset GU
calculations, and business during tn
last month of the fiscal year shows
decided reduction.
Present Slump Not Permanent.
az do not feel there is anything per
manent about the present slump i
business Business will revive With
short time, and will propably b
better than before"
Work on the terminal yards a
present in progress in Lewiston wi
be continued until the present con
templated improvements have bee
completed The work of rebuildin
or improving the Clearwater line ha
never been contemplated, other tina
as part of the building of the Mis-
sOula cut Off"
When allusion was made to tn
strike situation, Mr. Hannaford sal
that the strike was a thing of tn
past. The company and the men ha
agreed to arbitrate, and had settle
on the men. The names of the arb
traitors had not been announced an
could not be for the p resent. A
though there is no longer danger {
strike and consequently tie-up of til
principle railroads of the United State
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
Decided by Salt.

Legal disputes in Borneo are decid,
ed In a curious manner The two It'll
gants are each given a lump of salt of
the same size to drop simultaneously
into water. The one whose lump first
dissolves is deemed to be in the wrong
and loses his case
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
Innuendo.
lem You all's chickens /"

els dem you all's chickensT
"Cohse dey's my alls chickens
Whose chickens did you s'pose dey
wasT
81 WASH s'posin muffin about EN-
But will say dat it's mighty lucky dat
a chicken won't come a-runnin' an
a-waggin' its tail when its regular own
er whistles same as a dog. washing.
ton Star.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13

from TURKISH pouuuon.
But since Baky Pasha never
bought 1t and never lived in it
No, but Turk coveted II, and that
Is enough TO pollute Christian
home"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Two good houses north of courthouse.
on good street running down to depot:
known as the Costley houses. Will
deduct commission If do business direct
with me.
MARTIN V. TAYLOR,
1911 Greenleaf ST.,
Santa Ana Calf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
Settlement Work.

"Did you hear about Muggins taking
up settlement work.
Eyes He usually works his credi-
tors for 90 cents on the dollar."-Town
Topics
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
That Made Him Tired.

Bohbie- Don't YOU feel tired. MIR. Bib
BILE? Guest No Robbie. Why do you
aski Bobbie Cause pm said he met
you last night and You were carrying
nm awful load Boston transcript
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
One RedeemIno Feature.

The fool men have a lot Of faults.
But, bless their hearts. they don't kiss
each other when they meet on the
street Cincinnati ENQUIRER
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13

God gave you that gifted tongue to
make known your true meaning to
men and not to rattl. II ike a muffin
mans bell Carlyle
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13

the principle companies are looking for
ward to the arbitration proceedings with
a great deal of anxiety"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
Cheap Power.

Natural steam coming up through the
ground Is a cheap power for running
an engine in the northern Tuscany
mountains. Lakes Of hot water In the
vicinity of the steam holes contain
much boracic acid. and manufactur
Ing company uses the natural steam to
run machinery for extracting the valu
able boracic acid from the lake water
The only difficulty in this pleasant
state Of affairs IL that the steam itself
is so highly charged with boracic acid
that 1t would lnjure the blades Of a
turbine engine. so the steam is used to
heat up an ordinary boiler. and the
steam from the boiler is then used in
the turbine The steam is caused by
volca mic action and comes up through
blowholes at a considera BILE pressure
Saturday Evening Post.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-13
THE DRY BATTERY.
It's Many Uses and the Numerous Proc
esses In Its Making.

esses In Its Making.
That common little object. the dry
cell. has played an important part in
the advancement OF scientific research
There are few articles manufactured
that are used in so many ways as the
dry battery. yet 1t Is by no means
recent discovery
The automobile. motorboat wireless
Geographic apparatus. Christmas tree
festoons. electric toys and trains, cleo
trio engines. local bell. telephone and
annnnciator systems. miniature light
ing equipments. medical batteries and
vibrators, electric alarm clocks. bur
glar alarms. automatic door openers.
safe cracking devices and Internal ma
chimes In their many forms, devices
for setting Off dynamite explosions in
excavations. the various testing out
fits and electric clock service. to say
nothing of the divers ways that 1t Is
used IN scientific experiments. are a
few of the most obvious of its appli.
cations
In its manufacture there are about
as many processes as are necessary In
the making OF a tungsten lamp, and
the machinery process that makes II
and compounds the ingredients that
go into 1t is wonderfully interesting
So exact Is the formula placed into
each shell that when completed bat
terry will register up to a uniform am
perage. The highest known amperage
In the manufacture of a dry cell IL
twenty six
The exact origin OF the dry battery
Is uncertain many inventors having
claimed the honor New York World
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Moh foft atpei @o@en LANCER

- Na9 fait 5tpei Moden Longer
Mbtpefenbeit, melde bie &od,a5eitsretie
nit ii4 brodte, lit Soiepb &ali6eaer
letten 6reitogobeno NIT ieinem jun
gen 6rauden bon Mo6iion, ISIS, in
CLOUD eingetroffen, nro oas ebe'
pardyen bot ~nnteroeiien on Z. @bena,e
Iii6Ii6 Sen eigenen Sero g%egrnnoet.
= MIois 6ranfe nn6 feline Sdpe-
tier, sic ans Mebrosfa bier at 8eind
meilt, .madten Sonntag etnen Mbite-
der nod Clear Safe, in oelien Nad-
boridoft iid mebrere Samilien aus
Mebrasfo niebergelaiien baben, in
oeren beiteremareiie Die alte Sreuno=
unb gefanntidaft mieber griinolid
%ernellert tpur6e.
- Ebeo6or Sipinsfi bon bier nno
%. S. &o11tb BON Mimeapolis ba>
ben iid geiddhli6 berbunoen nnb inn
@ebauoe an gde bon 81. @ermain-
itrobe u1o S. Mpe. iuolid Ser Holt-
office gegeniiber elm M0belgeidaft er>
offnet. SEER @ibinsft bat felt einem
Sabre aIs Yoliterer gl1ten grfolg gu
oer5eidnen gebabt, tpas ieinem Sc
idaftstbei1bober gleidmeiie in Min=
neapolis nodgerubmt miro, oaber it'd
5lpei @eidmftsleute gefunoen rno nit
chamber perb11noen, benen es an Sc
Notwithstanding, mie an l%1nterneb-
mungsgeiit nidt gebridt, gigenifat=
ten, auf benen 1i6 Elm erfolgrei9es
8elfaft nnfbauen laBt.
= Gin getpiiler &obert @ilion bon
minneapolis bot ii6 ct. @louo ols
fem MrbeitsfeIo erforen nn6 in Sem
8iienius @ebd11be neben Der ct.
Glpuo Gumpfmaidanitalt cine Sdnei=
oermerfitqtte e%roffnet, in melder Do
menflei6ungsftiide na6 Mob anges
fertiqt un6 Manner= nn6 5ratenan<
5Ige gereinigt un6 geprebt meroen.
3 @arle r nno @rl1n6ltmd, 1928
8. Mpe. SEQ, 8 8lofs pom Court
baule, gu perfoufen. Mtf. &ranben=
berger.
= Mod feds @oden loneem Auf<
balte in ct. @lou6, bie er our Mb-
tpidelrrng bon &ripateeidaften nno
a11r @rnenernng otter 6reunoidaft IN
gto6t un6 County m1sna1bte, bat
SEER 6ronf Gins, Hraiioent Der
vMor6ltern" 0rudgeieuidaff, ii@ ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

3ulaBfarten in Sen Sirius beiorgen
uno fir lire Miiben 25 &ro5emt Der
ginnabmen fir iid beaniprnder l1ro
3um 8e1ten Ser nel1en 2ogen<9em1atb
bertpertben miro.
- Serr s. g. @obb bon @btcago,
Elm Concrete &aupttenner nno Sad-
mann bon ser in genamter Staot
felt esnhren b%eltebenoen nniperial
Ger,ent Gompanp, mor letten Sreitag
in g. @Iouo uro traf @orbereihutge11
fir sic Bflalterung Ser Dict. Ser
maimtrobe. 9err Mobb miro Die fir
oiele glrbeit, melde Montag IN Mn-
ertff qenumn1e,l lpl1roe, notbmenoige11
Mmpeiiungen eeben, babel Der staot-
fommilion sur @ano geben n11b ote1er
boftentlih sic ibr Bis oabin obgeben-
Sc aenntniB zines gl1ten nno oolern=
-oen @egeballes beibringen.
- ct. Glouo miro feline erl tie gr=
fohrung NIT bem iogenan11ten Hecall=
@erfobren faben, 0as man sur Set,
ais sic 11el1e Notwithstanding
Dem @11tadten oergiirger n1terbreltet
murne, uls cine Si6erbeitsmabregel
fir sic ongeprieie enc ne1e @taotper-
multl,ng betpnte. Cine nit genl1gen=
ser Mn5ohl BON l1nteridriften perle=
bere Getition lit gegen Die &ommll-
iore Metrotb uno Rodoa gerlhtet
uno aIs @egenfanoibaten ftno S. s.
@tepbens uno Gbriit. glod oufge<
felt. Mnbere &anbioaten fonner1 ms
Sells gelteGt meroen, mas ober redt
bolo aeif)ehen m11b. @obl llegen Der
@riinoe fir bos =@erfobren
Dor, imn1erfin aber lit es gu be-
nol,ern, baB oieIer @eg bereits sur
;3eit, 100 Sic Notwithstanding
lire Strobe 5u beiteben bat, eingeihla=
gen miro. @enn 6ie ieeigen &ommt1=
fare b1trd, 11elte eriebt per6en loaen,
bonm iebe man iid Dor nn6 mobile 5n=
perlGIfige, Dem Mmte getpadlene,
unb ser Mmtspfli9ten bemubte nno
sur Musfiibrnng 6erielben miaige
Manner, 6amit oos Gommiiionspor<
1piel niht aa5ubal6 Elm glet6 tronrt=
ges Gn6ip1el bat.
= 6umilie @nspar Stein bot
Montag ibr &eim bon bier na6 Wstn-
neapolis berIegt, mo- Serr 5tetn it'd
IN @e{d6ften Der iuden miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Illus der ufn9t9end.
Melrpie.

@elrpie.
Ser in @rabe @ol1er, Miliourt, als
8farrer ~angeiteIte bodm. Serr Slug.
@oppe, Elm Srgen6freun6 bes boAtp'>
item Migr. g. &i&ter, 6te ii6 felt "a
Sabren nidt mebr iaben,meilt I'M bie-
iigen ct. 8onifa3i1rs -Bforrbo11ie 5u
gein9. = SSn Ser ct. 8onifo3irs-
Stride Iieben Dienitamorgen Bel els
nem bonn bo@tp'ften Migr. 8. &idter
gebaItenen 8rartamte ibren Sre11<
bnno onr@ 8rieitersbm6 fegnen So
iepb Storing bon Sreeport un6 SRI.
Morin Sobroren, Sodter ser bier
mobnen6en Camille @einri9 60
broren. Mit feinen bielen 8ertpm6-
ten un6 6re11n6en tpiini@t 6em jun
gen Scare o119 ser nMoroitern" 6es
@immels reidltdften @egen. = Ser
glorreide Bierte miro bier III feier.
Ii9er @eife begongen. @as mdire Ser
Motionale 6eiertag obne bes @atio.
naIfpiel, bodten sic GeitberonitaIter,
rtn6 10 orrongierten iie gum Geite Elm
8aiebouipieI 3miiden Melroie un6
ct. @Ioub. = &odtp'iter Migr. @id-
ter NOR Dienitag in 8ribotgei96ftet
nod ser County Sm1ptfta6t. = Ser
@ontraft fir bos 1e1e @duIgebd116e
lit bem g611ar6 @irt bon ct. &Iou6
fir $34, 845 iiberloiien mor6en. Meit
gimidtung Ser Sei3une, Ser @enti-
Lotions un6 Nlumbirarbeit lift Die
girginia Stumbling & Seating SO.
bon @irginio, @inn., fit $13,25O
fontraftIi1 btrn1t mor6en. Dos
@duIgebd116e m11b Big gum Is. Sc
3ember biefes Sabres IN feirer 8oue,1-
6urg 6afteben.
ct. Mi@plas.
8ernb. 9oden6orf bon Sort 8afB-
ington, Soma, um6 Mif. @erfd un6
5ro11 bon Muroru, iin6 bier Bel Sen
Somilien M1atbias 1n6 Sobn Do6err-
BORT un1 an6ern &ermmnoterr at Ga
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

in Mngriff genommen. &err Nifo-
laus Donnap, tpelder I'M Soiepbim1m
gu Columbus, Ohio, ii9 nnf Ben
8~rieiteritam6 porbereitet, lit leBte $50.
DIE inn elterIiden &auie our 0erbrin.
gung Ser Sommerferien angefommen.
Gben &allep.
&ier meroen groBartige 8orberei>
tungen our miir6igen 8egebung bes
glorreiden 8ierten getroffen. =
@abreno zines M~itttpodmorgen in
ser bieligen unbefledten @%mpfangniB-
firde bonn bodm. @errn g. Beifer
gebaltenen @ro1tamtes pltr6en ebe>
li9 perbun6en @6uar6 @l1rjt, Sobn
oes Miiblenbeliber 6ri6. @urit bon
&idmon6, un6 SRI. Sobanna Iiidle-
Ser BON bier. Na6 Ser fir9li9en
Teier nabm oas in 6ieier @egen6 in
bober Mdtung iteben6e 8routpoar bel
Ser @od5eit, sic I'M &reiie bon bielen
Gerpan6ten nn6 guten 8efunnten ge-
feiert mar6e, 6ie ber5liditen @liid-
miinide entgegen. 9ab eS Sen 8raut=
leuten om eigenen @er6e in Midmon6
itets moblergeben moge, miinidt 6er=
ielben in aller Mufri9tigfeit au9 Ser
uNor6ltern."
Jreeport.
@briit. seifermom bon spring
Sill, @rl,oer unferes bodtp. Bfarrers
P. Meinrao, 8. g. s., tpor tpab-
reno ser lette ISOLDE bier gebaIte.
men 40ltiin6igen @ebetsan6odt @ait
inn 8farrbo1ie. = 5ra11Gein @lober
un6 @elena @arren, &rantentpdrte.
rinnen i'm ct. &opbaels &oipital gu
ct. @1ou6, befin6en fid bier fir 5nei
@oden auf l1rlo1b. - 9ie Stu6en.
ten Otto @eite, Srmol6 8ob, &11,
oolpb @eGe un6 Soiepb 8orgeroing
iin6 bon ct. Sobns fir sic CONNER
ferien BEL nMuttern" angelongt. -
Ster lteBen ii4 om Dienftag 6ur@ oie
@on6 oes bo9tp. &errn Ortspfarrers
mdbren6 zines 8rm1tmtes ebeli6
berbinben Clinton 8oblmarn, Elm 5u
6ieier @emein6e geboriger junger
'6armer, n1r6 SRI. gliiabetb Soppe,
.Todter Ser 6amilie S11bert Soppe.
|Gos iunge Soar miro fi@ naf Ser
|6orm bes 8rdutigams bdusIi@ ein=
ridten. Mit ieinen bteIen Sreun6en
miini9t Dem 8rontpnare nr6 Ser
.Mor6itern" Slid, Sell un6 @egen
olf allen @egen.
Mbpn.
@4bren6 zines Client tagmorgen IN
Ser bieiigen Hfarrfir6e bonn bodm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

Germ g. gdirmers. 8ru6er bes
8rd11tigams, geboItenen 9rouamtes
idloiien Ben 8uno fiirs 2eben Sacob
|sdirmers un6 SRI. @aIburga Breuf-
fer. Sur Sodset, sic 1no9 ser hr@-
li9en 6eier Eel SEN 8ral1teIterr itatt.
fan6, bate ii6 cine groBe S1oar bei-
terer @aite eingefunoen, Die Dem jun
gen Noare 6ie ber5lidften @Iiid1piin-
'ide fir cine geiegnete 3ufunft ent-
boten. DaB es oen 8rauttleuterl am
eigenen Scribe itets %poblergeben m0-
ge, lift ser aufridtige @unf9 bes
vNoro1tern."
8ier5.
Sobm @obilfo#un6 granf Stump
fl1bren gamitag nod ct. CLOUD, INN
ben Sobn bes @errn &obilta, MEL
der i'm 6ortigen 81. &apboels So
ipital unter dr5tlider 8ebanolung
itebt, gu beiuden. = 8ran5 80bm
DdI 1elne lou Ader 9roBe SQrm 0em
Sos. 0uidner BON Morton, Minn.,
fir $55 SEN Mder berfanft. - 8or-
letten Ireitag baben Die Maurer NIT
oem 2egen Ser 8aditeine an 6em
neuen gdulgebau6e begonnen. -
gbriit. Mons nn6 6ror1 bon ct.
Watbias eri tatteten bier lebte ISOLDE
einen mebrtagigen 8eiud BEL Ser
manbten un6 5reun6en.
8nfman.
Ser Sc Sabre alte Gron5 &u6er
bon bier mur6e lebten Mitttpo9 BE-
tpuBtlos in ieinem 3immer gefun6en;
er mur6e bonn S6lage geriibrt uno
permodte nidt, Die Solgen 6esiel-
ben gu iberleben. Sim Greitag fano
unter GROCER Ibeilnabme 6ie Beer
6igung nod einem bonn bo9p. 8far-
rer 8ren6er geboltenen &equiem auf
6em bieiigen @ottesader itatt. M0ge
er ruben in Srieben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
nahriNttM.

: Ma6 II Sabre LANCER, b0dit
erfolgreiber @ernaltung Ser Di05eie
@loub bt Ser bodm'lte 9err 81
idof Saeob Srobec feline &elignation
eingerei@t, un6 6ieielbe murbe laut
brief lider Mittbeilung bonn papItli=
den Mblegaten @on5ano, Sic am 8.
Stunt bereits I'M biid0fliden Halais
eintrai aber berid1piegen blieb, Bis
iie ol1r6 germittelung oeS bodm'iten
@r5bii6ofs Srelano bon ct. &altl
publi5iert p11roe, in Som gutgebei=
Ben. Gus porgeriidte Sitter uno oie
1tets NIT Scr slmtsmiiroe perbun=
0ene, ii6 bdiufen6e 8iirbe peranlaB=
ten Sen ollbeliebten Sberbirten, BEN
Sirtenitab nieber5ulegen un6 0as
Mmt an einen Madfolger ab5utreten.
Gs tpir6 mobl cine 3eitlang oauern,
bis ser ourh SEN &iidtritt bes Serrn
8i1dofs 5robec nafant gepor6ene
8iidofsitl1bI beiebt miro, uno Biz
oies gei9eben, miro 8iidof Erobec
sic 3io5eie ct. Glouo als Momini=
itrator perpalten.
s. sSSn ser ct. Mntoni11s=&irde, an
ser bcdsp. SEER Eoma5in als 3far=
rer angelteqt lit, ertbeilte Ser bodm'=
ite 8iidof Socob Srobec am letter
@onntag 147 @erionen Dos fl. 60
froment ser 6irmung. &ommer-
6en @onntog miro Ser Sberbirte
in Ser ct. 8onifa5iusz&ir6e 5n
Melroie, am Ietten 6ieies Monats
in ser ct. Sobannes Stride 5u
6oIep firmen un6 BORT Die @eibe Ser
0rgel pornebmen un6 am 5petten
Suit in Ser ct. Mifolm1s Stride gu
gene &iper bas FL. Suframent Der
6irmung ipen6en.
s. @abren6 ser ont lebten Mit-
mod in Ser &er3 Sein Stride 5n 6ree=
port er0ffneten 11n6 ont 6reitag, benz
Seite 6es g0ttliden Ser5ens Sefn gum
feierliden S6lub gelangten 40itiir=
6iqen @ebetsan6n6t bielt Ser bo6m.
Miiiionor @%ottfrieo gdlodter ieben
Sag morgens beim Saaptgottesoien=
ite nn6 aben6s Bel Ser Mr6abt Gre-
6igt. Sic @r0ffn1tng Ser @noo6t
fano tpabren6 zines feierliden So4=
amtes itat, lpeId)es ser bodm. P.
Dobio, 8. g. g., bon ser ct. Sobns
abtei urter Mi7iiten5 ser bo@m. PIP,
S. e. s., Seonor6 bon Mpon nno
Meinroo bon bier celebrierte. Gag
lid mar sic Stride NIT Mnbd9tigen
gefnH; tpob1 ole Mitglie6er Ser &C.
mein6e, Sung um6 Mlt empfingert
m6bren6 Ser @1n6en8eit 6ie FL. So
fromente, nnb gar biele nabten ii4
ieben Morge1t Dem Glide bes Serrr1.
Mm, Greitag, Sem &hronsfeite, f4loB
Sic Mnoodt nit Dem Nbiin9em Sec
2obgeinnges u@roBer @ott."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

tern, Mitttnod, Mbeno gu feiner
Seimreiie bon ieinen Greunoen ber-
abidieoet, beren ber5Iidite 8iinide
fir cine meitere eliidIide 3ufunft ben
Sdeioenoen mlf Ser Mudreiie nod
sos Mngeles, Gal, begleiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Ser boIitambisfte, Der &C.
innbbeit entipredeube Tleiid.
marft in Ser Stabt 81. Gluno.
Dffi5ieQer Snipeftions.8 ertdt.
81 0artetdten.

Sizes 1T bos 6eim fir feline 81rfte.
Bir MAIDEN lber q berlhieoene Sorten
in unierm reinen, Der @einnbbett 5u<
iprebenben Bnrf6imner: 9tefes 81111s
mer 1T nidbt BLOB CUR 8efibtignng ohen
fir bas Hublttum gu allen !3ette11, lDr<
bern es tpirbe un3 rebt gut gefaler,
tpenn SIR bieies Department in ougen@
lbein nebmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Qeiet 1teies!

8enn SIR 2ano famfen mollt, e.
nerlei Of eultibiert pber uilb, 10 tuen.
BET Gm@ an 1ns. 8ir baben bas,
mas Sir tpiinidt, nnb bebanbelm @u1
ebrlid. Gtearns @pnntD QanS &c.,
@oloingfurb, Ninn. 29-4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
81 perfmfem

Cine Sdmieoetperffitdtte, @mus,
Stan nn6 5mei Mder 2an6, in ct.
@en6el gelegen. Mdberes bei
@eo. 9nllinger,
81. S.. 9. SEQ. 1, Mbon, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
CITY Meat MARKET
3elepbon SO tno So.

Der bette Marft, mo SIR am
billigiten fanfen f0nnt, neil
bprt nnr segen bur gefanf
mirb.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Frank Walker came down
yesterday for a few days visit.
Surprise Party

Sunday being the fifteenth
wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Cox, fifty Of their
immediate relatives and neigh
bors gave them a pleasant sur
prise. At eleven o'clock all
gathered at the home Of Geo.
Weed then with.their well filed
baskets proceeded to the pleas
ant country home of Mr.. and
Mrs Cox, reminding them Of
The day. Soon the ladies had
TWO tables spread with the de-
icious contents OF the baskets
to which all did ample justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox were pr !.
scented with a mantle clock az q
memento Of the day. At five
o'clock they all departed for
their homes wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox many more happy re-
turns of the day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Checks Group Instantly

You know Group is DANCE r.
Gus. And you ought to know
too, the sense of security that
comes from having Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound il
the house. It cuts the thick
muscus and clears away the
phlegm, stops the strangling
cough and gives easy breath
ing and quiet sleep. Every
user is a friend. For sale BY
all dealers. DBL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Whist Party

Miss Maude Ferguson was
the complimented guest at a
very delightful whist party
last evening given by Miss
Josephine Johnson at her home
on Ninth street. The score
cards were especially attractive
. large turkey, symbolical of
the day, adjoining each one.
Three tables of pivot whist fur
nished the amusement until a
late hour, Mrs Guy Mahoney
and Mr.. Rush Lahman winning
high scores. The tables we're
placed together and delicious
refreshmets served by Miss
Bess O'Connor, Mrs. Johnson
and Miss Johnson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Foo OAckAcHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

This city has been behind the
rest Of the state in regard to a
Belgian relief fund, but plans
are now being formulated to
start the work with a great
deal Of vigor. In case you de-
sire to give, any of the banks
are empowered to receive your
money and they will see it
reaches the iowa headquarters
in Des Moines. 1t seems a
shame that the poor women and
childran of Belgium are starv-
ing wken we have so much here.
The fighting men are fed by
the government but the women
and children who have no
homes or no means of supp1 TT
are left to shift for themselves.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Mrs. McClain's Experience
With Group

when my boy, Ray, was
small he was subject to Group,
and was always alarmed at
such times. Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy proved far bet
ter than any other for this
trouble. 1t always relieved
him quickly. lam never with
out it in the house for know
it is a positive cure for Group"
writes Mrs. w. R McClain.
Blairsville, P. A. For sale bv
All Dealers. DBL