davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11

the Diseased or w%!ongfully taken by
such estate and which remains il its
original form and in which the plain
tiff has the right of immediate pos
session. 1t will not lie, however,
where The existence of an equitable
title is necessary TO be proved before
the right to the possession by the
complainant a be established.
CD An action Of replevin Or OF
claim and delivery will not lie agains:
the estate OF a deceased wife to re-
cover from such estate certificates OF
deposit which were taken out during
the lifetime of the deceased in her
cwn name, and with the consent OF
her husband, even though such hus,
loand claims that they were held in
trust for him and that the motley they
represent was his money.
(4) Chaptar 10 9of the Laws OF
1909 which provides that: I'm an &C.
ton or proceeding by or against any
surviving husband or wife. touching
any business or property Of either or
in which the survivor or his or her
family are in any way interested,
such husband or wife shall be per-
mitted, if they so desire, to testify
under the general rules Of evidence as
to any and all transactions or con.
%versatlols had with the deceased hus-
band or wife during their lifetime,
touching such business or property
does not authorize the introduction OF
testimony by the eXecutriX or admin
istratriX Of such deceased persons es-
tate in a suit against such eXecutriX
for the recovery Of property claimed
to Se unlawfully held by such eXecu-
trix as a part Of the property of such
es tate, of conversations held with the
deceased by third persons, outside OF
the presence of the surviving husband
wife.
(5) One w4lo claims as his OWE
property which has been converted
by the eXecutrix of tie estate of a
deceased person, is not precluded
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
PAIR OF PRISONERS
TO PfM1ENT|ARY
y
Dan Brophy and Earl Savage
Are Sentenced at Jamestown;
Plead Guilty to Charges.

Jamestown, n. D., Feb. l0-Three
prisoners were arraigned before
judge Coffey on Monday afternoon,
confessed to their misdeeds and were
sentenced by the court. The prison
ers and their sentences were as fol-
lows:
Ed. Schaeffer, of Buchanan, who
sale a pony and was captured at Me
dina, was sentenced to sixty days III
the county Jail. ' .
Dan Erophy, a laboring man who
has been about Jamestown for two
years, confessed to 5ootlegging ana
was given six months in the state
p%enitentiary:
Earl Savage peladed guilty to torg.
ing the name of Grand Richards to
some small checks and he was sen-
fenced to one years Imprisonment
in the state %penitentiary at Grove.
He says mis- home is in Missouri. tie
was charged with forgery in the third
degree.
The prisoners will tie taken tC Bis,
marck Tuesday evening to begin
their sentences.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
PICNEER ANSWER RS CALL.

Fargo. n. D.. Fc). l0.-Ole AISLE
son, aged t. years. died at ms hcme
at 1924 Second avenue scuth, ate
Sunday afternoon. Death came as a
result of old age. The deceased was
well and favorably known in the city
and has Been a resident here since
1880.
Mr., Aasleson was born in Norway
iu 1S47 and came to this country In
1856, settling on a farm near Ne"
Albin. Iowa. In 1875 he moved to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
NEW HOME FOR ELKS

Devils Lake, Feb. 9-The Elk5 de-
finitely decided at their meeting Sat
urad ynight to erect their new home
according to the plans which the
building committee has been consid-
ering, and which We're described in
the Journal. AS soon as the weather
permits, work will commence, and
the home will be. if not the largest,
among the most complete and elegant
in the state, a credit to lodge 1916 and
Devils Lake.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
Northwest News

Minnesota and entered the mercantile
usiness, coming to Fargo in 1880.
He was married in 1879 to Misc
Mary anderson, who survives him. He
is also survived by "a foster daughter,
Mrs. !. o. Engebretson of Detroit, and
a brother, X. Aaselson of Minneapc>
lis. d.. 81. .:.a. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
AT
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. IL
eats On Sale at Finney's Drug Store. Tickets 75c

fro m%pursuing such property in an
appropriate action in the district court
by the fact tina, he has not filed u
claim therefor IN the probate court.
(Syllabus by the Court
Appeal from the district court Of
Cass County, Pollock, J. Action in
claim AID delivery to recover the pos
session of a diamond ring and GER
tain certificates of deposit. Judgment
for defendant and i%ntervenor. Plain
tiff appeals.
Reversed. Opinion of the court by
Bruce, J.
Barnett & Richardson of Fargo, n.
d., attorneys for plaintiff aid appel
liant.
Watson e. Young and e. r. Con-
my, Of Fargo, n. d., attorneys for de-
PENDANT and intervenor and respond
entS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
:. :. :. :. :. :. :: :: I: 49,: : :: : =
: DON'T TAKE CALOMEl.
:. :. :. :: :. :. :. :. :. :. = :. = :. = ::

Instead of dangerous, s%alivating
Calomel to liven your liver when bill
ious, headachy or constipated get a
10-ccnt box of Cascarets They start
the liver and bowels and s%traighten
you up better than nasty Calomel,
without gripping or making you sick.
ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
WILL ADJOURN TO-DAY

Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 1.-The
case of T. D. Brooks VS.. Steig, Lewis
& Co., was called in the district court
this morning. 1t is not likely that
more than oAe case will be tried az
this session of court, as Judge Butta
announced %his morning that court
would adjourn Wednesday if not
sooner.
Next Monday Judge Buttz goes to
New Rockford where he will open a
jury term of court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11

the new council will be exceedingly
active. State Deputy G. F. Thacker
of Grand Forks was present to assist
in the organization and instructed
the lodge members on the ritual and
duties of teh order. The new council
opens with a membership of one hun
dred forty-tive new members and fit
ty-tive old members who have trans
ferred their memb ership.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11
COUNCIL is ORGANIZED

, Devils Lake, n. D.. Feb. 9-The Dev-
lis Lake council of the knights Of
Columbus was organized Saturday ev-
ening i nthe parlors of St. Josepjl's
church. The meeting was most Ell
thusiastic, and the promise is that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-11

Miss Vivian Solan, plays Mar
garet Clark's big laughing sue
cess BABY NINE at the Grand
tonight. Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
REBEKAHS HOLD
ANNIVERSARY

WYANDOTTE Mich, Nov. II
wyandotte Rebekahs celebrated
their goth anniversary In Oddtel-
lows temple. Tuesday evening, with
a banquet and program
The program. under the direction
OF Mrs. John Racho included
speeches by Rev Charles Walton
Jones and Mrs. Jackson. OF Dear
born Miss Bina Kellie local young
woman, who Is the evening soprano
soloist az the Central NJ +. church,
Detroit; Leslie Cockouru. baritone
snlolst at the Congregational
church: George Isabel. weli-kuovu
Wyandotte tenor. and Mrs Muldoon,
contralto. OF Trenton, furnished vo-
cal selections. Pierces orchestra
played several pleasing numbers
and Mrs. Edna Gettleman Ward,
who accompanied the yocalists. gave
pleasing piano solo.
The hall was decorated in blue
and pink. and 100 people sat al the
tables
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
YPSILANTl

The Normal concert course +"
omen this Wednesday evening W,ti
q song sons, r r. %,- ny FStultS
81 Hodge has been elected lea4rf
nF the Normal band, ana ACTIVE
plans are on foot 20 get tie ors"nl'
zation busy az once. ...,..
Th- meu are planning 10 partak'
In an Koruna AMI some city a.
Kennel Fitzgerald. AGED .ons
month. WAS found dead IN bed
TUESDAY. as the home OF AIR. ans
Ms Vim GIBBONS. 81 Miles-st
Announcement is made Of The mar
rage OF Miss Theresa tady. dAuz y
ter OF the late Homer Cady. ~ thl'
citv. 10 Bruce Evans. NJ Minneapolis
MINI The marriage took pla l'
Monday afternoon AZ o'clock - ths
home Of the brides mother. Mr-
Theresa Cady, in Ann ArooF' heN
newton q. Fetter oftciatinS
Miss Jessie WoO!sev resumed hei
work a. teacher in a Linden district
school. "Wednesday. The institution
has been closed because % dptheris
in the community
Peach. - A guest 81 Miss Clara Davis
The " O r. club wtll ~uIoy IL
annual ThanksEivlne outing, Fridsy
evening in the home ~ MI ana Ars
Walter Wiagd.
Mrs. Glenn r. Hubble has returned
from the L OF u hospital
Miss Minnie Horner 10 en- route foI
san Francisco. Calif
Mr. and Mrs Bert We're Sch0or. OF
south Washington-st. are tu Dundee
sdnesday. where they went 20 at
tend the funeral - Mrs We're
schoOrs father.
Miss Hattie Every returned today
from Hillsdale where she went 20 At
tend the funeral OF her grandfather
Mrs " p Bowen. % Upper Ellis
At will he hostess Thursday after
noon 10 the Congregational lAdi~S
union. and Mrs. " p. Hatch will go
tertain the Presbyterian MissiOnary
union from 30 20
Mrs simon Nissly. assisted by Mss
! Julia Basom, Will give q shower. Fri
day evening, for Miss Mildred Basom,
who Is 20 be Thanksgiving bride.
The Ypsilanti study club net this
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
/ VI Beali The eternal femme" was
the topic % paper read b. Miss
/ Estelie DOWNING. % the Normal col
I The Woman's club met wedne4da 8
afternoon in the Literary club house
and i.'ts Mre 70 70 F ngTSer % good
and Ss Mar saDs n Of F I 7:w enPI sas. 'sn 81.
J tory and ~-@ory % the activities OF
/ Col George W Goethal. discus
/ sion Of the tolls and possible fortify-
7 irg 81 the canal was led BY Mrs.
=
I musical numbers and IRE names Of
several candidates were balloted
! upon
The Methodist Episcopal woran's
Foreign Missionary society Will meet
THURSDAY afternoon IN the home OF
! Mrs George lockwood, instead Of
| the regular furth THURSDAY which
cmes on Thanksgiving
Mrs. Orlando Brooks and dsgg1
/ ter Mrs 2 r Burbanks. viii bs
hostesses FRIDAY afternoon ~ the
I Brooks home on Foreft-avs 20 the
I Pythisn Sisters
The secnd numhsr 81 the Normal
concert course will occur Wednesday
evening. Dee. Z. 81 Peass auditorium
with the phHadelphial-sv symptoms or
chestrs numbering n PLAYERS and
With Leopold stokovski 80 conduc-
| tor. giving the program Miss
Georgia Richardson Baskerville o,
the Normal faculty VIII act In The
capacity 81 pianist
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17

who has returned from Grace hospi-
tai ls Improving
The Boy scouts will meet Wednes-
day evening in ] .. -. L. temple
The girls OF the High school have
organized their basketball teams Hn-
der the direction OF Miss Martha Gray
ana are now holding practices Ia Ar
better hall twice week
The Junior class % the High school
will give hay rack party Thursday
Z evening.
There viii Do a student council
meeting at Lincoln school Wednesday
afternoon TO ratify the constitution
drawn up By the committee.
Miss Winlfred MARI rs improving
Mid-week services VIII be held m
the baptist. Methodist and Presnyter-
ian churche. Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shartz are no
Minnesota on their wedding tour. MI
Shartz VAS married Tuesday morning
The juniors have received their
The members OF the police and IRE
departments have received AT IN =
crease IN their salaries. by an act
passed by the city commission Tues
ia The Are chief. Charles Milspsugh.
who has been receiving t15 month.
was Increased 10 $50, and John Den
had that salary. was raised accord
ingly The hremen were given 70
more a month. making their wages
$40, and the patrolmen were gwen
s.. making theirs s15
The commission At its last me-
ordered the wages Of the employ ~
in the municipal plants 20 be ~.
creased and these two Increases VIII
man a his increase IN the next bud
get
the commission was also transacted,
The Willing Workers viii meet
with Mrs C. sstterlee. Oak-st, Wcd-
nesday evening.
Miss Blna Kellle has been elected
treasurer OF the Central ". p. church
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss elaine scnade. % No 2fj
Connecticut-sve, ~ III IN her home.
Night school will be opened in the
Highland Park high school on Glen
dale ave. Monday. Nov % a. =. m.
Glasses will be Organized In com
msrcisl branches. English for for.
eigners and gymnasium work.
The estimate OF $4,000 as the cost
for the census OF Highland Par. has
been reduced 70 less than 5000. The
councilmen In discussion OF the
matter unof1cially declared the re.
mort that the census would cost
,lsOOo was erroneous ana said 5000
~o,iid be the probable cost
George Patton was found guilty.
Monday OF being drunk. by Justice
Nsrshaii He was ordered TO pay flh
OF serve s5 days In the work house
ne has not as yet made HE decision.
pesIed in vain 10 the council Monday
night 20 restrain the Tower Cream
erv Co, from building two ap-
nroaehes OF brick 20 lts property on
that street The residents claim that
coming ard going OF vehicles VIII
tisturb their rlumbers and suggested
a creosote block pavement. The
-ouncGimen fear that bloc.,s will en-
danger the horses after getting
snooth ny wear and refused 70 take
Ntrs q Gaze. Of No. Highland
We spent "wednesday IN ROYAL oak
THE council has ffder~d the clerk
- sdvertfse fof bids FOR touring
a. 10 be used ~ the police depart
-9npt I, 10 ~ hN FOR dvo passengers
"a To- the use ~ ofdCers ~ Haktng
hurry calls when the patrol wagon
10 out.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
TEST RIGHT TO
TIE UP BOATS AT
PRIVATE PIERS

Justice Of Peace Marschner has
taken under consideration the case
OF Charlotte B. sherrard. Alice b.
Dodge and Lottie Dwight Berry.
members OF wealthy Detroit fam.
ilies, against Capt Horatio Jex. mas.
ter Of the schooner Fsvorits. The
suit lie a test to determine whether
or not captains OF ships on the De
troit river have right 10 tie UP AZ
private piers In the rear OF Cross
Pointe mansions. as Capt. Jex did.
\ score of bearded mariners came
TO the support OF Capt. lex. In all
their years OF experience they
agreed. II had been the undisputed
right OF vessel master 20 drop an
Choir off any pier, A dock was con-
sidered haven OF refuge, they said.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
SUBURBAN NEWS

yhe death OF The latter viii be helS
this evening
Al Informal ,ea VIII be held in III.
pAf lors- 90 the congregational church
Friday evening, 10 which the ladic,
Of tbs eongrc cation are Invited. This
, Missionary society 81 the church vii
oe the host and the AFFAIR is giver
90 allow che members TO meet Miss
alive IN Japan,
Mrs = l. MarkIey will entertain
the ladies OF the Baptist church III
her home. No 1915 Geddes-aye TO-
morrow afternoon az a thimhle party
Fancy work. which will be disposed
% at fair. will be done.
magpie ball will be given AZ
Granger's on Friday evening. Nov. 30
for the oeneht OF the day nursery
All WHO attend are required 10 dress
On black and white costumes. The
academy will also be decorated In
black and white.
Auto mobiles driven by Miss Eliza.
oeth Dean and Mrs. Otto c Marck-
wardt wife OF Prot. MarckwArdt.
came together al Cntversity- and
Packard-st., smashing both machines,
bat neither driver was hurt
As others see US Is the subject
OF Mrs 3 A. Finney's address before
the Ladies' union this afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Hsddinghaus. tormer-
~ % ;his city, is now <cated In
Portland. ore. where she has opened
music studio.
The Womar's Missionary society OF
tho Baptist church will hold its an
nual thanksgiving meeting in the
church this evening.
Miss Lou Rinsey. who accompanied
her niece. Virginia Fitzpatrick, TO the
lstters home In Wheeling. W. Va,
has returned home after visit with
her sister. Mrs. Victor Fitzpatrick.
pr- James r. Foffack and pr A
Warthin will be the speakers in the
meeting OF the Wsshtenav County
Horticultural society on saturday OF
this week Or Pollack will talk on
them. and Or .WArthin will make an
Sddress on How 20 make a dover
garden.
The council has decided TO abandon
the East University ave are station
The station is directly across from
the campus and was placed there
principally as protection 10 campus
buildings Since the university has
installed its own high pressure sNs-
tenn liz Is not needed for that purpose
any more. and as the city expects 20
soon equip IT'S department with mo
tOT-driven trucks, II is felt that one
station will De sufficient. Ftremen
at this station will be transferred 10
Claiming that dry season would
mean that A considerable portion o.
Ann Arbor residents would be cut on
from their water supply, the water
ed the city council TO allow them TO
law large main from No. l pumpinS
station 70 the eastern part or ne
city When Ann Arbor took over the
water works plant the people IN the
eastern end Of the city were howling
for more water. and ~ Was naturally
expected that steps would De taken
"a relieve the situation. The rainN
summer prevented trouble THIS year
but the water COMMIT zsioners fear that
IL viii not be repeated next summer
and want 10 take steps now 70 rem
edV matters since taking over tnr
plant some 500 consumers nave oevh
asdsd htIt the pumping facilities re-
main The same as under the manaEe-
rnent OF the Ann Arbor Water 20.
The people In the eastern part OF the
city which is the fashionable st
ton. cant ba-1e during the sprinN-
linz seasau unless they are aole 10
secure water from some other soure-
than the city mains.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
TRENTON O. f. 5
CELEBRATES ON
18th BIRTHDAY

TRENTON. Mich Nov 1.-THE
local chapter order OF the Eastern
star celebrated its twelfth anniYer-
sary in the Masonic temple TUESDAY
evening
". E. Browne, past grand patron
Of Michigan. Who Instituted the
CHAPTER in Trenton, was enc OF the
speakers which included also sew
eral past presidents OF The chapter
assistant grand Patron Quacken-
busch. OF NJ. Clemens. and severa,
past mstrons from Wvandotte
About - pere present at the
banquet and the work Of the chap
Ter from It's Institution or vas re-
viewed BY Mrs. c. B. Eiyea. the
chairman
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
ACCUSES
VESSEL men
u. S. Official Charges
Germans in n. Y.
Planned Raid

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Federal
authorities sprang new German
propaganda sensation last night
when Assistant District Attorney
Roger d. Woods announced he has
more than loo witnesses ready TO
testify that the neutrality-suspicious.
line acted as a clearing house for
distribution OF huge sums to Ger
man consular officers for propagan-
da In America
The directors are TO De arraigned
for trial before Federal Judge Howe
today on the charge OF violating Gus
toms relations.
Woods announced he has evidence
that New York was 10 have been
the headquarters of German raid
ing feet, and that the Hamburg
American officials handled funds for
this purpose, received direct from
the Berlin government.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
PLACE BUOYS TO
PREVENT FURTHER
STANDINGS HERE


Seven lighted spar oHoys have
been placed in the west channel OF
the st. Clair Flats. on order OF Ed
ward L. Woodruff. inspector OF the
eleventh lighthouse district, as a
p-ecaution against further STANDINGS
during the low water period The
buoys mark the sides OF a 100-foot
channel, in which there is said 10
be water OF sufficient depth to per
NIT passage Of vessels OF deepest
draft.
Inspector Woodruff has also warn.
ed vessel masters TO hold the range.
when passing down-bound on the
Peche island range. until we'll past
the lower entrance on the west side
OF gas buoy No. l. Following this
instruction, says Woodruff, will en-
able ships TO avoid the shoal on the
west side OF the channel
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
AMNESTY FOR
VILLA TROOPS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-General
amnesty 10 all villa soldiers was
indicated today by Carranzs In a
dispatch 10 the state department
which said ALL the rebels captured
at Aqua Prieta had been set free
and transported 20 their homes
without penalty or cost This &C
tion already has been taken with
800 former Villistas
J w. Haas. an American, VITO was
declared 20 have been In grave
danger has arrived safely In Nc
gales.
Tho advance OF Vllllstas 10 with.
IN Is miles NJ IIermosillo. whore "A
harrison ~ 5000 Carranzistas
awaits attack. Vas reported 10 the
Wal department today.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
UNCLE SAM TELLS
HOW TOCARE FOR
TENDER TURKEY
By UNITED PRESS

WASHINGTON. Nov i1,-Mith
Thanksgiving a week and day dis
tant the agriculture department TO
day issued a bulletin on ways OF
handling poultry that have partlcu-
lar application TO the Thanksgiving
bird. Among suggestions are these.
Hang the bird by both feet while
Kicking Hanging boy one leg spoils
its shape. Picking in the Jap musses
il up.
Don't Kill while the crop is full
OF feed. Feed the bird nothing but
water in the a hours preceding eN-
ecution.
Never handle the bird roughly
either before or after death Rough
handling causes bruises and broken
bones.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
SURGICAL BRANCE
OF FORD HOSPITAL
TO OPEN SHORTLY

The surgical department OF tn
Henry Ford hospital will be throw
open within a fortnight. While vor
On this branch OF the big institution
has been in progress, the medical ds
uartment has been filed with ps
ticuts Mr. Ford and his secretary
Ernest g Leibold have PERSONAL
supervised tho building OF each par
OF the no pltal The operating room
are regarded a. the last word (,
modern construction. \ glass wal
takes the place. of the old skylight
The tables are 80 shaped as 20 sir
the patient all possible ea~e and or
able the surgeon So work with speeC
when the medical and surgica
branches Of the hospital have beru
10 operate smoothly Mr.. Ford an
his associates viii turn their after
tiOr 10 The sociological division. u
which viii be treated drug victims
d-unkards ana other creatures o
modern society.
This hospital venture az min
IL not charitable proposition SAT-
Mr. Ford However. We do pro
rose 10 operate a hospital on sue
large and efficient scale that "
will be able to provide the best hos
pitsl treatment obtainable az a Coz
much less than that now charged
Salaries Going Up7
The council committee on salar
equalization. OF which Aid. Godftc
Freiwald is chairman. will meet tn
latter part OF tho week 10 begin ia
task % "qualizing the salaries c
city employees. The committee ha
gone on record as favoring tho N
crease rather than reduction OF IN
salary standards for various city a
fices Accountant Arthur F.. Cha1
bers detailed by the controller .
prepare the necessary data on sal
aries for the committee. has his rs
port ready for submission. TIL
committee will likely follow the sys
tenn OF salary equalization used q
the city OF Pittsburgh. Accountan
Chambers has been working on hi
report since last spring, when IN
special committee was appointed
following the aldermanic salary
raising bee when the annual budget
were under consideration.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-17
WYANDOTTE

katherine. two.months-oId daugh.
ter - Mr.. and Mrs John Rsubolt.
No - Poriar-st. died "wednesday
morning The funeral will be heIa
FRIDAY morning ~ O'Clock from, ST
Patrick's church
The uniformed rank and DECREE
team Of the R-ester Detroit caunp. W
=. ". worried the initiation rites in
Arheiter hall before n class ~ ~ on
Tuesday evening More than $50 ~
fended tho meeting. affer witch ere
Wvandotte camp serv-d refr.shrients
The knights ~ plfb{as giiI anew
their new temple next week anf
Wednesday evening has been 40, a.
ths date for the public opening VIZ
itors VII be welcome from 10 . b
m
The Wyendotte High school Ath
iTtc association heneff perforrnsnre
~ WTaudotte theater TteEdav even
trR MAS verN surceHaful
small hlaze on che roof ~ fhr
Johnson creamery called TIE RE Dc
parine ~ oct Tunrdav afternoon r o
damage EHH about $50
AIRS. William Biglsr, EVTska.ave.