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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
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ae.ase..t Nra Jersey Nra YORK ara
Wisconsin. now Eats civil service laus
eras ttrz t1- arr9lrtnrsr % hirhvag
reFrrrrs asf rar,orrs .- accordance
r..e frr merit system a description
4t r.s system r- rrees BEL each OF ere
s.E states appears io ftr Good Roads
Year u7aE est 5sssrf bF fh~ Narsrf-
raE Highway assoetstfas at wassinF
con- FHr s.Erarr OF automobile lea
ffar Ir EI che STATES Gel ~ Her.7
sfrr .r view sf tee raef re1f rrrf-
5000 .H asflrrra5.Fs urr~ rrr.s-
.-rrt Ia -t~ United states sertrs 1919
1r rsr more r.Fn FtEU Es fH
Geese fees vas ratf
a majority OF fer states are COW
.r'eE a1F tsr r.ae OF Hartrz COZ
wits 1e rEH reads fa some states
Hr r prevails aef guards
err partially rr rH. t.seersef
ts efsF- STATES Esrfs ere
fFef essential. srt trFare1 tF
.U. ~se ear.reFersr rsses
r.- Frrr UrrE vt.s .ss complete ti.
.r rr~tr .srT- laws too or csc
es srf .s ~ssF ref-r~~rrs fF-aa
F e~ rer sa feeF That esr-
r SD rsr fsHa-t sowing
r.ff r. Lei freser ss-er=f a1
experience OF Georges efrH Hs
ar rfH 500" rrsf rarrfefs
ere EFsr.s VHr aaes trrH ne
progress rsr-rs r-e~ f.-sr fr8
s.fs-s ferere5~s ~ fhr eesrrer F-Hs-
rrrfvrss show rrare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

the government
manufacture % AL
munitions q var
Including battle
ship I can not
So hoW q car -
eoutended that u 10
any more patriotic
20 advocate two
bGfueships % Dc
built By private
corfFactoTs. with
huge profits 20 the
builders than u -
20 advocate two
barficships % Dc
con strucfcd BY the
Eoverument. which
policy means that
Tor every dollar
exp aided for bat
ticship Ne viii
Fst a dollar
worth Of hartle-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Brady.n.D.
How to Find Out About the Blood

tfa.F eases o. aarm.a are accom-.
ert e.-e q jon blood pressure. lIf
Eel rHt ven EEaFlsI .H end a r~rsun
atts afef.at EartrrIEF high blood
pressure and arraia
Tar Older iIrs chat -faUb.arlfl
.EfiFitss.s bad COO much blood and To-
Ig.rrt Bleeding fl r-'tsr tarm is ra
longer trEabi~ HHsE of there cases
saFr NOS GOO much blood bat an OBJ
r1ras,ig a.Ef blood pressure. and as O.
r4rfrr OF face trr elects % v~ncsec
t.11 0F Bleeding are aiuhvs very tenn
porarV. f1r tar fluid bulls 90 the blood
ts s=ompfiF restored after bieedlaz
frfeef about th~ ouiF RECON zrd
Feason Tor bleeding a r1tieut uoua-
fsVs "a tire rC,ief % AGATE tuEsuia oT
poisorlaE from one cause Or another.
Here the Indication for removing a
plat or moro 1g blood q quite clear.
aad the result % the operation ts often
Eras.fyiuE
Thss Deceptive Lcos.
You caarnt tell from a persons APP
rsaraner uGeth-- 10 o. she q nnsmic
Thai is. rot vfih certainty Some Per
sons with pronounced degree % ane-
mia WI shou high color. red cheeks
and sparEiuE eyes. especially under
siiEht sxcifef1ert on che osha- hand
May intivi1aais past Is have \ mo-
fieFabis raiioF without anemia. Oh.
paii0F heiar either due % a nervous
temperament o. Co early artsrioscls-
rusis
Ire oziy way. and ths easy way. %
sstermias whether The blood T. veak
i ~ an ~stiuati1n % the hsmoEiobin
sad = eouat % tse blood corpuseies
saesr tt~ microscope. short % these
precise rsstAods ths diagnosis % ane-
nia e. largely q guess ard a guess
Eaieh souetimss proves Surprisingly .
sat- 90 coars@ the recognition thar a I
'att~et - Ansuie IL only half % the
.iaErosis. for ths cause % the ane- .
ai4 aust stiii % searched out But
hs sxacs kuosisirc gained By meth
'ts % pseeisioa enables the physician
% 90 sansthlzs for th~ pati~uf. n q II
.oesnt actually point the say 90 the
eaasafivs factor
ossssisrs ara Answers
SNsss FLAG Root Efndiv state -
se~t-r sv-s; ssr root - good or ba4
- sEs s:c=aeA-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
TIE ILLINOIS WATERWAY
PROJECT

UrEre .rre-aH- s-f.sa a. ere rra.
rs far t.r sr-res.Hr ssf lnsrotiaa
sf ts- e.f cana. Hen teetpe- ta
r.es coz es.es t.r erss~af state .ss
ssrrr SCI asked fr pas a gtg.IFla
Hest issue .e .s f.r gr1sr tsF Cht
ese1 Nres says
Uaee che ssas.F ar t.laols bel
tafssrr+t l1Et isEr 81
f..H lF tsr sszfr Cor water
way era ei1pasFet e. larErs rr1iset
aas eeatsae ,atrd tsaa that en-
Bodied e. tss rEer b5iL No pros
cess las been @atr la rsaliziaE
tes oErectatiaas tEcg satrrtafrst
u.ieets assts waterway fsTrs1e-
neat sg eeer fe order that -
egrfeFre section nay have uatrr
cgess salcaG1e vita TIE Ee.f o.
Mexico asa tsr panaEa canal
Ehs aGtAsTs @ tas report oztlin-
tzE tss s,Eat-f1ot prulscs say tsss
tse waterway cas- 81 bgut aad
Pee lst8 uss wiss nttis DELAY. anf
ttas ire eoasfrsetiGs cas- % raGs
Co taFwecizs vita pass for o..
tgFs ccessrgeuge 90 psruzit a. In
crrass o. ere size % vessels usinE
tae waterway
Tes estimated coz % ths siEhs.
f1ot esssasl e oaiy q tistis over
tf.GG9 e0e sgas 90 - sarr that ads-
sgEfs fusGs shall 81 aoatasls 10
anogEs % tss bead Issue agtkor-
tssf ~ sss bfu - sfe1a.r
sat- fsvsiGpzsst sze cNrsrship
% water rowss faei&srs 90 the
e71strtsrties % tss waterway -
Gee % tse features % shs plzz
sstsrTeosy Co sss ,ftsssssipsa valley
setsi4 % ssssssisstieaIty sa faga- %
~ Feasesse,s sSpsn3itars foT szch
waterway as - proposed sed 80
~ las ssss tse Hserspss sa1aiG
srticts,srty ss1esms ssg gzzsrratfnE .
hir1 WI Sale tsss waterway serve .
- sa9s wts-s &C. - czras1s Al =
ssts e ssisss2s eszssetssss a. th~
ssss-E s=4-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Reply
PEI mild aromatic and may re-
Jew" nafuicncr or uucnfluess from
gan. To Z. feeble and harmless.
Perhaps Tapcua-m. Butcher
ur.frF Q do not over-eat vet feel
distressed after eating aud am stir
a1rFrE A drink OF water arrrav-tes
tH" distress would Join the Bread
aHi A'k club only Z hate milk l.
there a E1oi sub ututc,
Reply.
hfile butcher you may have n tape-
worm. Watch for the Eerments IN the
stool There an no substitute FOR milk
iaat 80 kuov OF u you don't Ike a.
sou arc Ineligible for membership In
the club
Boiis aud the Blood. are hollis
caused by thin blood. or BY too rich
blood Has the die; anything TO do
with holis.
Reply
\ boil q a local Infection OF the skin
with che ordinary pus germs which are
present on syerybody's skin. Thick
or thin or good or bad blood has little
Q, do with boiis- Scrupuious care In
ih" dressing. TO avoid roinfectlon OF
the skin. and perhaps the use OF hac-
icriai vscc!nes q there o. tendency
90 recurrence.
Tuberculosis or Cousumutfon.
Please explain vhat the difference a.
between tuberculosis and consume.
ton - limestone water good or bad
for bladder trouble7
Reply
Tuhereuiosis - infection OF the
lungs or any other organ with tho tu-
sereis bacillus. Consumption Is the
older name Tor lung tuberculosis far
advanced. the stage when wasting Is 4
APPARENT Limewater f. neither good 4
aor bad Tor bladder trouble.
JaiEus Ca the Face CO Il: Is this
ard that % reliable dentist CThe
ard reads: Dr. Blank Blank. POSI-
~. Cure % Fyorrhoea Gua-anteedD
Reply
Any one vho guarantees 10 cure
sh0uId no; De trusted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Mar. IS in American
History.

1771-Joachim Murat. king of Naples
cavalry leader in Bonaparte's ar
my, born; shot in Calabria oct H.
1918.
1S65-Bold but Intellectual sortie by
Lees army upon Grants siege line
at Fort Stedman. before Peters
burg. Va.
1913-Field Marshal Yiscount Woise
ley, famous British soldier. died.
born 1888.
191+Frederic Mistral. French poet
winner of the Nobel prize, died.
born 1880
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
HEALTH HINTS.

CORNS- Persons suffering with this
dangerous ualady should breathe
plenty o. fresh salt air. The salt in
the air has a tendency TO dry up the
curns while On their infancy.
COLD IN THE HEAD-Remove
both shoes when IL Is raining Walk
four blocks in your stocking feet and
your cold viii disappear in five min
Eres.
HEADACHE Won are suffering
with severe shooting pains in back OF
the head. So Is advisable TO visit "a
blacksmith shop and stand around
while they are pounding q horse shoe
in shape II this does not bring im-
mediate relief. take a three-hour nap
Ia q boiler foundry
THIN EYEBROWS This IS consid-
cred hy most people 10 be hereditary.
but In late years astronomers have
discovered that the growth OF the eve
brow lies iu the proper care OF the
diet. on retiring az night a sponge
saturated with oil OF cobwebs should
be applied 10 the chin. In the morn
ling wash the knuckle Of each hand
with a strong solution OF roof paint
This will increase the growth from
onc-tenth OF an inch to sixtecn-sev-
enths OF an inch In 10 days
Ia GRIPPE-Can be treated very
successfully in the same manner as
freckles Hot poultice o. cracked
fee can be applied 10 the shoulder
blade without fear o. contracting
smallpox.
REDUCING WEIGHT - Sleep 81
hours out OF the -. eat plenty of
starchy foods. such as potatoes. pea
nuts. ice cream. olive oil. beans. tur-
nips. cake. pfc. ham and cabbage .
eggs. milk and. chicken salad. Walk
two yards a day After i've DAYS OF .
this strenuous treatment you VIII be I
surprised 10 learn that you have re- 4
duced from 175 pounds to $50 pounds. /
MAURICE ELLIOTT. 4
THE jitney Is nothing II not up 10
the minute. Texas now boasts the jim
Crow variety.
MRS. Emmeline Pankhurst wants /
English women TO go TO war. II
might be suggested to Emmeline that
she show her sincerity by spending 30 /
days at the front and then telling the
other girls how glorious it Is TO fight
FOR ones country. d
INSURANCE companies will be /:
growing suspicious OF our statesmen A,
when they are sojourning away from {
lone. You viii recall that the presi- {
lent also fought FIRE at Pass Chris.
ian. Miss
NEW Yorker shot his wife while I
he vas playing the piano. Yet the 4
'olice insist the motive is a mystery. { 5
J. " c. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Ruhher Boot STUFF.

with a clear. sweet voice, every
word intouating as distinctly as the
tone OF a midnight chime, and re-
echoing as softly as the fall of "a pearl
in a golden cup. Just so sweetly and
sympathetically did Miss Wolfe re-
cite the sad. sweet poem. while Miss
Viola Palmer at the piano told the
same piaintive story in soft. low
tones OF Euoch's sorrow and Phillips
patient VaitinE-Tabor. Iowa, Bea-
con
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
SideIights on the European War

! gro TO Join a white regiment in Eng
I land, let alone one Of the prOIdest and
most famous of the crack regiments
/ The fact of Sims acceptance is a
strong indication of the democratic eff
/ feet OF the war.
/ Slim was in France when the war
broke, and joined the French foreign
! legion. Wounded in battle. he was
/ sent to a hospital where he expressed
the wish to Join Kitchener's new army.
Word was sent to Kitchener with the
result that he was allowed to enroll
in the CoIdstreams. Slim is now train
ing with the reserve battalion at Wind
/ sor.
Berlin Correspondence of The As
sociated Press. An autograph copy
of Goethe's comedy, "The Accom-
pHces." written in his youth, has been
found among the effects of an aged
woman who recently died in Dresden.
The manuscript was in a packet that
had not been opened for forty years.
II had long been known that there
were in existence TWO copies of this
early comedy-which was written in
1769-but Goethe researchers hunted
valnly for it. The owner left Vill
giving the manuscript TO the Goethe
Active in Weimar.
The will placed the value Of the
manuscript at 10000 marks (S5.001l
and the city has required the payment
of inheritance taxes thereon at that
valuation.
Rotterdam Correspondence Of
The Associated Press -Bruss sells, sup
ply OF English newspapers, which have
to be smuggIed across the border on
account of the German prohibition
against their Importation. has been
curtailed by the violent death Of dar-
ing Belgian who has for many weeks
brought in 200 copies a day. He had
made friends with & Bavarian sentry
who, it is said, for a consideration,
closed his eyes TO the armful Of papers
which the Belgian carried a few
days ago, however. the sentries were
changed. and the Belgian was unable
to persuade the Wurrenburg guard 10
let him pass Waiting until nightfall,
the newspaperman erawIed under the
barbwire defense, and in so doing eX-
ploded mine. which literally blew
him TO pieces
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
ITO b. Couiiuuedl


-ra. f Nrs Brown should come over
and frI sou that had given her little
boy q black eye. shat would yog say"
20 really don't know. youns man
wei. you'd better make up your
mind quick. she's at the door now
Detroit Free Pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Tip TO Historians.

Perhaps some future historian viii
note the fact that the Massachusetts
house debated earnestly the licensing
OF cats during the most critical hours
~ .he greatest Of world wars.-Sprins-
field Republican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Or fs amcuIt t1 see why tBs tadaaa
counfY ,aarmarY lamass who has Issf
succoeGed fs fssr.aE 81 days rret %
a county ceHrEr fl- Hssf ue r.-r
.ndeef o. br rasaef feef E.~Fr.t f-
fHaf ffrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

n those big skirts attain the full
realization of their creators. two men
viii be called down in a trolley car
for not giving up their seats TO a vo-
man where only one was called before.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
- 49, II sInLnl.

In one division OF the circuit court
OF ST. Louis two divorce cases came
up on one day. the one He'll vs.. Hell.
the other Sim VS.. Sim. In the lat
ter the wages OF Sim were divided
and one-hnlf given TO the wife
Springfield. H.. Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

o. settIas aside Asrr so as 5000
ry dtf noe specify tHas ON vars ~rssr
be- Zone 9e concrete F.sFvaTs flst
10 Zone ed IE ts tssret chat esserv.
sace would noe have gotten very fs~
On RccE Island county
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

AFTER vefofaE a bu g-gri4iaF f7r
TIE Initiative aad ref~F~adam it caa
30 tnasfaed What tas political pros
a.scfs 81 re governor o. Utah amount
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Explaaafiaes vtf-1 fT str aFFe
been ai-srsf Of sTe uasaer i1 which .r
Hcsnf baseball orc sI UsE" r.rf orc
o. Ted rs sas5ees fssr far apret..as
90 the ttsrrisaa frsa law nav have
had souefhiaE ra d. wuh tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

COYOTE lope Is said 20 bee the COM
ing successor OF the fox trot. Youu
have 90 go some 20 initiate the coyote.
LrnLLnr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

whoa leaning a book always keep
'h~ name 90 the book and name o. per
son f1 whom che book % loaned
Write f dogu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

TALCUM has been included in the
peace war tax Even the babies must
suffer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
SNSiv.
By CONGRESSMAN CLYDE n. TAV.
EANE1

fHpse-sl cprr~sEeuasnc~ % me ArslF.f
washinEf0u. ID G. March z8-The
has been raised a. % the
gatr4otlsz % tk0ss who insist upon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Correspondence of The
Associated Press.)-James Slim.
pure negro and a native OF Jamaica.
has enlisted as private in the Cold
stream Guards. Before the war it
would have been impossible for a ne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Madrid. Correspondence of The
Associated Press The Spanish gov
eminent is taking steps to secure an
adequate supply OF grain until the
next harvest. Its procedure viii be sim
liar to that which other countries have
been obliged 10 adopt. II will take
over a number of Spanish owned yes
sells. and use them to convey cargoes
OF wheat and oats from the United
States to Spanish ports. principally
Barcelona.
Rates of freight by ship to Spanish
ports have increased in consonance
with those of neighboring countries.
The increase has in fact been rather
more pronounced than to some French
ports. For example. it is nearly ten
per cent cheaper 10 ship grain from
the United States TO Marseilles than
TO Barcelona, because ship owners
give a preference TO cargoes destined
TO Marseilles, where they are fairly
of being able 20 unload without
delay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
AND
DISCORDS

BE OF good cheer. even though you
feel things are breaking against YOU.
Imagine being a resident OF San Fran
cisco. with a few spare rooms, and
with relatives scattered over the
United States.
IT IL asserted Illinois needs a new
constitution. As part OF that state.
how do you feel about it,
MISSOURI editor who died a week
ago after having been in the harness
over a half century left an estate val
ued at 100000. Must have led a dou-
bic life
SECRETARY Bryan has signed the
pledge. but II is not 10 be understood
that this viii deny him his occasional
shot o. &. !.
CHICAGO public service bureau has
discovered that husbands rarely de-
sert large women. Inference being
that they are afraid TO. Moral: Big
girls should marry small men.
MRS Galway had given up the par
Tor again and was in bed with a novel
and q Kerosene lamp-Ladies Home
Journal n the house had burned the
origin OF the blaze would have been
unknown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

ConslantInople. Correspondence OF
The Associated Press In naval CIR
Giles here il is maintained that little
glory came 10 the British submarine
which Jorpedoed the Massudiah al the
entrance of the Dardanelles. The
Messudieh, it is claimed, was at that
time nothing but a hulk. which had
been stationed in those waters for the
purpose OF making the inspection OF
the entrance 70 the Dardanelles by
means OF searchIights possible. In
addition naval circles here claim that
the British submarine did not dive
through mine field. because the Mes
sudieh was stationed outside the field
several knots away from il, in fact
How the Messudieh became a hulk
Is rather interesting story. on the
Messudieh were 70 be found the two
biggest guns in Turkey. two % inch
- calibre Armstrong pieces. \ little
while before the outbreak Of the Euro
pean war the British naval mission
reported TO the Turkish naval depart
men. that the guns in question would
have TO undergo some modification
and recommended that for this pur-
rose they be shipped TO the Armstrong
works in England. This was done.
When the war broke out it was
found that the Nessudieh minus her
heavy guns was of little use. Il was
then decided 10 take her secondary ar
Of y siN-inch pieces. and her
battery OF Il twelve Founders ashore
and arm with them several anti-tor-
pedoboat and anti-minelayer stations
which has been established. There
was little the 10000 ton vesseI could
be put TO after that. and so it was de-
,ided to employ her powerful search
lights at the entrance to the Darda- |
nelles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

esevf-E sv-s: sag root - good OF bs4
90 ;zS sso=acA-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

IT IL asserted Illinois needs a new
constitution. As part OF that state.
how do you feel about it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

NEW Yorker shot his wife while
she vas playing the piano. Yet the
police insist the motive Is a mystery.
- J. " C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

INSURANCE companies will be
growing suspicious OF our statesmen
when they are sojourning away from
home. You viii recall that the presi-
dent also fought FIRE at Pass Chris.
tian. Miss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

JaiEus on the Face cs Il: Is this
card that 90 reliable dentist CThe
card reads Dr. Blank Blank. POSI-
tive Cure % f'yorrhoea Guaranteed
Reply
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

ns~s f-a..s .f-@s-s - 60 s.-s~t-s-a
rs---
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

MRS. Emmeline Pankhurst wants
English women TO go TO war. I,
might be suggested TO Emmeline that
she show her sincerity by spending 30
days at the front and then telling the
other girls how glorious 1t Is TO fight
for ones country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

THE jitney Is nothing II not up TO
the minute. Texas now boasts the Jim
Crow variety.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-12-23
WYANETT.

Hush! Santa Claus is coming!
Everybody's got it. Got what? The
grip.
Miss Agnes Hanson spent Sunday
with home folks. 49,, 1890:
Edith and Olga Ericsson spent Sun
day at Hanson's. =.
Gladys Verbs and Louis Strong call:
ed on Emma Berg, Sunday. 1882.
Oscar Norling came home from Min
neapolis last Friday.
Lula Ericsson spent few days in
town last week. 49,.
Christine Westling spent Sunday
with Mrs. H. Wicklund in Spring
Vale.
Ella Hendrickson went to her home
in Cambridge Friday night, returning
Sunday.
The dance given at the Wyanett
hall last Saturday night was not well
attended on account of snow and bad
roads.
Mrs. VIM. Hanson worked for c..
Westling Friday and Saturday of last
week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-12-23
ESTES BROOK.

A merry Christmas and successful
New Year to all.
The services in the M. E. church
Sunday were largely attended.
Arvid Lind made his usual trip
down "East" Sunday. What's the
attraction, Arvie?
Frank Beden is laid up with a sore
foot. Here's hoping that heS will soon
recover.
p J. L. Higgins, the poet, is still able
to be around, and compose poetry.
Arthur Lind attended services at
Gust Carlson's at Glendorado Sunday
evening. Rev. Patrick of Foley offici-
ated.
Are you sure you've done all your
shopping for Christmas? If you have
not don't forget to take look at all
the pretty things at the corner store.
Mr.. George Bemis and his lady
friend, Miss Minnie Anderson, attend
ed services in the M. E. church Sunday
afternoon.
The Higgins Bros. are busy cutting
wood for Dave Sandquist.
The Farmers Club of Estes Brook
will hold their first regular melting
Jan. 9th, 1916, at No. school house.
Everyone most cordially invited. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-12-23
Observation-Disclosures

Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to Everybody.
Miss Bloom of district Is, Santiago,
will give Christmas tree and pro-
gram at the school house, Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen and Mrs.
Geo. Uran autoed to Princeton last
Friday. ~
Mrs. Martin Perman and infant
son arrived home from st. Cloud on
Sunday.
Christ Jensen held wood saving
bee Thursday
Christ Knutson, Enoch Howard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjelmer Jensen spent
last Sunday in Snake River.
. Quite few Of our young folks at
tended the turkey rattle and dance at
Halvorson's Saturday evening.
With a Farmers club and a brass
band Of ~ pieces, Glendorado will
soon be in the front ranks.
A Christmas program was given in
the Union church by the Sunday
school last Sunday.
Colds seem to be general epidemic
around here. IT,
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5hissfeed shed. Mr.. DeRose expects to
start grinding feed in a day or two.
John Shuttle and Lena Often were
quietly married here Tuesday No
wedding reception was Held on account
Of sickness in the brides family, but
the wedding will be celebrated at a
later date. Best wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Shuttle.
The creamery shipped % tubs OF
butter this week. The board of direc.
tors met Wednesday,. Thirty five
cents per pound was paid for Novem.
Der butterfat and over 1900 pounds
more butter was made this November
than a year ago. John Norman was
hired as assistant buttermaker fol
next summer.
Henry Roelufs of Prinsburg is here
visiting at w. G. Groenveld,s.