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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-08-13
MSIIIPI.EY'..

All. and Mrs. Leo Davis entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Albright and
daughter of Reisterstown, from Sat
urday until Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua D- OWlngs
entertained from Saturday until Sun.
day evening Mr.. James Safrell, ot
Reisterstown.
Miss Mary Shipley returned home
Friday evening after a pleasant WISH
of a week with Misses Lydia ana
Catherine Schlosser, of Spring Mills
Mr. Albert Gambler, OF Gambler, Az
painting the house of MIR. George N.Y..
CapIe this week. Mr.. Caple is also
putting new spouting on the house:
Mrs. Farmont Welch and Miss
Thelma WEIGH we're Friday evening
visitors DIT Mrs Elizabeth % W1lh1de-
Don't forget the picnic Saturday at
Zion Methodist Protestant church.
There will be a game of base ball
between the Catalonia and Jungle.
A welcome to all.
Miss Julia Wagner spent from
Saturday until Sunday morning with
Mn. and Mrs. Mack Horton, near
Fenby.
A great many from here attended
tie Dutch Picnic" Saturday and the
fate Saturday night
Mr- and Mrs. Orville Zepp had a.
their guests Sunday evening NIT ana
Mrs. Andrew Polster, Mr.. and Mrs w
p. Wilhide, Misses Mary Shipley,
Marie Polster, Melvie and Reda Glib
son, Messrs. Washington and Will
lam O. Caples, Lester Polster, Earl
Gibson, Norman Magin, Wesley Ship
Icy.
MI. and Mrs. John Foutz entertain
ed from Saturday until Sunday eve
ring, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Schneid-
er and son, Augustus, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schneider, Of Baltimore;
also Oh Thursday, Mrs Lena Prick,
III Baltimore, called on them Other
guests there Sunday evening were
Mr.. Roland Farver, Wilbur Shipley
and others.
The Young Peoples meeting at
Zion Methodist Protestant church
was led by Mrs Harry Hughes Sun
day night. There was a good attend
ance 1t will be led next Sunday
night by Mrs. John Foutz. Rev.
Sites is expected to be with us.
Mrs. Albert Bair and Miss Marie
Polster called On MIS-. Louise Hook
Sunday
Miss Evelyn Hook, who had been
on the sick list, is improved.
Mrs. Lula Zahn and Miss Gladys
Zahn called on Mrs. Alice Y. Shipley
Sunday.
Mr. Albert Parrish, III Gambler, wa
a caller Sunday evening at Mrs q. W-
Caple's.
Mrs. Frances E. Owings, of Morgan
Valley, entertained from Saturday
until Sunday her granddaughter,
Misses Mollie and Nellie Saffell, Of
Reisterstown-
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Sunday school this Sunday at "a.
N. C. z. Society in the evening.
There will be no divine service, as
the minister is absent.
Mr.. Luther Helwig lost one or hig
best horses from lOckiaw- The ami
NAL stepped into nail about week
ago.
Misses Bessie and Margaret Ying-
ling are spending some time with
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Wantz has improved her
property by building new porch
Everybody IL going TO attend the
Reformed Reunion on August 18th.
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PosTPoNINc OLE Age.

Overworked, weak or diseased kidneys will often
make man OK woman feel Cd before middle age-
Rheumatism aches and pains in back, puffiness
under eyes. stiff joints and sore muscles bilious
ness. headache and various other SYMPTOMS give
warning that the kidneys need help. Foley Kid
ney Pills bring sound. healthy condition and
help the kidneys eliminate uric acid and other
poisons from the system. which. when permitted
to remain. cause dangerous disease SOLD EV-
ERYWHERE.
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Hard ~ Raise,

OrviIle Wright, congratulated at a
banquet in Dayton upon recent
legal victory, said:
Nov, our law business ended, W.
can TO To work Ola the business OK
developing aeroplanes. For, though
the aeroplane has passed its infancy,
it will still stand Improvement here
and there.
Yes, the aeroplane, I am glad to
az, Ii no longer liza it, infancy
md, gentlemen, III w. mighty hard
to raise. Exchange.
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BRAKEMAN WAS CURED.

X. a. Wootsey. railroad brakeman Of Jackson
trouble and rheumatism so bad / could hardly get
up when l sat down. had backache all the
time and was almost tired of living. saw Foley
Kidney Pills advertised. took some and after a
short time was thoroughly cured and am having
no more trouble" They act promptly and help
kidneys throw poisonous waste products out OF the
blood. Thousands have written similar letters
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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MO. 47oS EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary Elizabeth Williams and others, Plaintiffs.
VI. Amanda Williams and others. Defendants
Ordered this 9Th day Of August, IA. y. lslo
that the account OF the Auditor filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause 70 Nh
contrary thereof be shown or before the 2STd Gay
of August inst; provided copy of this order De
inserted for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published in Car
roll County.
OSCAR ID. GILBERT, Clerk
True Copy,-Test.
aug ct OSCAR I'D. GILBERT. Clerk.
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The Chance Of Your Life.

One of the Oldest and best Ice Cream
Manufacturing Businesses and Confec-
tionery Stores in Baltimore. Transfer
corner. Rent 5000 Per month. All
machinery, implements, horses and
wagons and private recipes 60 with it.
For full particulars, address L. JEFF
MELBOURNE, Advertising Agent, Car
roll Bldg, Baltimore, Md. aug 6-3t.
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NO. 4s3l EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Norman 3. Fox and Elizabeth s. Fox iii wife' et
a.. Plaintiffs George wv. Fox, widowef' el
al, Defendants.
Ordered this 9Th day Of August, "a. D. lSlo'
that the account of the Auditor filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause y
the contrary thereof be shown or before the or
be inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published M
Carroll County
OSCAR ID GILBERT, Clerk
True Copy.-Test:
aug 6-2t OSCAR ID. GILBERT, Clerk
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july3-4t
TO CREDITORS.

This il to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county in Maryland, letters Of Administration on
the PersonalEstate of
ADAM H WAGNER,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscribers
on or before the 23rd day of February, 1916. they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht
of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day of July,
1915.
JOSIAH II. WAGNER,
ALLEN w. GROGG,
July 23-4t Administrators
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EXPERIMENT STATION RECON-
MENDS AMERICAN-GROW
ALFALFA SEED.
LARGE ACREAGE WILL B. PLANT
I'd I'M MANY COUNTIES.

Continued shortage Of grass in many
sections is forcing farmers to expert.
mert on crops better adapted to the
adverse weather conditions Of recent
years. There seems to be decided fra
clination to increase the acreage OF
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NO. 1870 EQUITY.
In thu Circuit Court for Carroll County
In EQUITY.

In thu Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity.
Cornelius "A. MulIinix. Mortgage, w. James II
Harrison and Julia W. Harrison, his wife Mort-
gagors.
Ordered this 9Th day of August. in the year lyla'
by the Circuit Court for Carroll County, 10 Eqh.ss
that the sale Of the real estate made and report
in tin above entitled cause by Cornelius a. null
mir, mortRRRea, he ratified and confirmed uniGsl
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown un of De
fore the 9Th day OF September. next; prOvioe1
copy Of this order be inserted Ia some newspaper
published in Carroll County, once in each OF tnre%
successive weeks before the Both day Of August
1915 a..
The Report states the amount Of sale "a De
$d150.O0. r
OSCAR IT'D. GILBERT, Clerk
True Copy, Test So
aug 6-2f OSCAR ID. GILBERT. CtefA
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Tickets
IS YOUR NAME ON THELIST?
III il is not, phone 74-F at once
and put it there.

We mean the list of those who have
ordered tickets for the Chautauqua
which opens, Friday, August 81, 1915.
500 tickets have been orderd, 200 more
mnst b.. That means that many
names that should appear in the list Of
orders are not there. The Chautauqua
has demonstrated it, worth and it,
popularity and you will doubtless sub
scribe for tickets when solicited to do
so. But why wait for the Committees
solicitation !? Why not encourage and
help the Committee BY turning In your
order NOW. Call up Mrs. H. Scott
Roop, Chairman of the Ticket-Selling
phone, 74-F.
Those who have already subscribed
for tickets should call for them at the
Deposit & Trust Company,
between the hours of 8 a. m. and p m
as soon after August 10 a. possible
THE CHAUTAUQUA COMMITTEE
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may q
NOTICE no CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county. in Maryland letters Of administration On
the Personal Estate Of
JOSEPH Z. WARD.
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby,
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 23rd day of February. 1916, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from All benefit
OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of July,
1915.
ANNIE A. WARD,
July 23-4t Administrators.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

benz @ortlaute nod, 10 bat 6od Dem
Stnne nnieper @erfaiia1n nod Serr
Sotpler nit 6ieier @rfldrl1ng politan+
bin &edt un6 Dies fat iid) niemals
oeltlider ge5eigt, als int gegentudiir-
tigen Matgenblife. Ser &rieg it Ga
DIE 6eS Bottles, tpeldes sic Spfer at
bringen un6 Die 2aiten 51 tragen fat.
9ie gntideioung iiber &rieg un6
5rie6en lit Elm 8rarogntip oes &or-
grelieS nn6 linn follten aa1d 6ie Cut
ibeioung Iber @dritte unteriteben,
melde ebenta1en einen &rieg unber-
metolt4 maden. 9as betannte
S4lagtuort ITO itanb behind tbe Nre=
iioent" bat nun Damn @lltigfeit,
mem Ole M6miniitration iid in Dol
lem @inberitan6riB NIT DEM &or=
greB befin6et. @e1r aber 6ie Momi=
mitration an einem Strange 5iebt
un6 Der &ongreB on einem an6ern,
6anm lit es sic @flidt 1rn6 6os @edt
beS Bottles un6 nebenbei 6es Nrdii=
6enten un6 feines &abinettS ielbit>
binder bent @ongreB gu iteben. Das
@oH miro ni6t binter Ser M6mini=
itrution iteben, menn tie iid Madt=
b~olfommenbeiten ann1oBt, meld)e r1tr
6em &ongreB 3ufommen o6er 5ufom=
me11 1ollten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

gang 6es @ierfomil1ms ipielt tpabr-
ideinlid audi ore 9robibitionsbape<
ga1ng NIT. 8ier laBt iid in trodenen
Staaten nidt 10 leidt beidaffem mie
@bisfep, aber tpas an 8ier me11iger
getrunfen mir6, miro an anoeren &C.
tranfen mebr perbroa1dt. Das lit
cine befannte @%rfabr11ng. Ser @iid-
gang Der ginnubmen aus Ser &C.
trGnfeitel1er miir6e elm 8etpeis fir
geringeren @etrdnfeton1u m infolge
Ger Notwithstanding aud Damn
mi@t fein, menn Die Soften gut tpa=
Ten. $50 Die 8robibition ein5iebt, "a
pflegen Die fogenmmten @onoidein<
brennereien mie @iil3e m1s ser @r6e
51 idieBem, un6 Die ~beriteuern ibr
Bro6uft nidt. Gen Sda6en bat
Uncle Gam nn6 6ie 2erte, Die 6as
8eug trinfen miiiien tpeil ibnen Def
lere @etrdnte 6ur6 cine untpeiie &C.
iebgebung borentbolten tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
2Senn SJbr SmberfuIpfS bait

1T es b0dit tpidtig, 6ob SIR Der 9idt
nn0 ben Qebensbebingungen geb0rige
&ufmerffamfeit fdenft, genieBt genug
&nbe un6 friI9e Qnft Sag nn6 Na9t.
@tele 2eben, Sic bon bieier &ranteit gez
forbert tperben, bdtten g~erettet ner6en
fonnerL tpenn man bieien Nngelegenbeiz
ten 8etti9e 8ea9tung gef6enft bdtfe. Sn
ben metiten SaQen aber gebrau9t Elm
beruntergetommenes 5bftem 9iilfe. I'M
ter bieien l1mftdn6en berfudt gdman's
Mlteratibe, cine @altbebonblung, nelde
Die ein8i8e @iaenfdaft ibrer Nrt befibt,
li6 lei@t gu a1iimilieren bel Der 9urbz
idnittsperfon
@ebt Der Natur iebe @%eIegenbeit, aber
5tdrft Cure etgenen @elegenbeiten bur6
ben @ebrau6 Die1es Miittels, tpeldes
tp%obltbuenbe @%rsebniiie in bielen Sdnen
ertpirft fat.
Seine ungebibrliden @n1prii9e merz
ben fir 6asfeIbe gema9t, aber es bat
in bielen Sdlen gebolfen. 11nb fem Ser
iu6 1T gefabrlos, tpeiI es feine Spiaten,
8etdubungsmtttel ODER @etpobnbeit for
mierenbe Webi3in1toffe entbdIt. Sci GU
rem Mpotbefer ODER brett
Gduta1t 2abpratsrt, &bilabeItbia.
8erfauft bs1t ber MulitSr 9rug g.,
ct. Club, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Giner ber Sntimer bes NrGii6eu.

Giiner Der Sntiuneu bes Traiiben.
ten, Oberit &ouier, begiebt ii6 nod
europa, nm BEN 6ortigen @egierun-
gen bie Stellung unierer @egter11ng
3u getpiiien intermntionalen Mngele-
genbeiten 6ar3ulegen un6 bofiir
~Stimm1ngsbiloer bel Ser Bep0lfe-
ra1ng un6 BEL ben amtli6en &reiien
ein3utm1iden. Sr Der ridtigen @eiie
a11Sgefubrt, fann 6ie @eiie fir baS
9nn6 rn1r bon @ortbeil 1ein. Sn
8oibington fheirt man bon Der in
europa berriden6en 9fmml1ng un6
bon 6en @erbdltmiien i'm omgemeiaer
MIR 51 miifen, mos mar, in Sen Spal=
ten enaliider un6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
amerifamii6er 8lGtter 6ariiber fin
oct. Cont batte man ni6t bic gro-
ben MiBgriffe maden f0nnen, 6ie
man I'M @erfebr nit 9a1ti9lan6 uno
0eiterrei@-l1ngorn gemadt bat. Mu9
bonn &riege, ieinen l1riaden un6
3meden meiB man aa1genideinli6
natr, mos man aus 6ieien unia1tberet
Q11ellen gei6opft bat. Cont tpiir6e
man midt @oniuGarbemte gemaBre=
gelt baben, meil iie, obne an6ere 5u
berleBen, fir De11tfdla116s geredte
@n6e eintraten. 9esbalb iollte ser
@rdlibent Dem 9beriten &ouier Mn=
meiiupng geben, ii@ Defenders GRIND
li@ in Deutfdlm6 1m5uieben Ct
miro Damn mandes beimbringen> mos
fir i'm cine Sffembor11ng fem muB
nnb linn altb 6ann nod bon N11ben
fem miro, mern er ldngft ms Nrtpot=
leben 511riidgetreten lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
gen Rrantenbauies beban6elt. Do&

gen Rrantenbauies beban6elt. Do&
allen @eriu@en gum 9rob 'blieb er
itumn,. S@lieBli@ perfiel. Elm Mr3t
auf Elm merfpiirbiges Mittel. Da ct
tpuBte, 6ab Der Patient Elm auberorz
bentli9 eroBer Mufitliebbaber mar,
{ebte er iih ans 3labier unb fpielte
Elm Nocturno BON Chopin. @4on
nod ben erften Mttprben 9eriet Der
&orporal ii@tli@ in befttae @emiits.
bemegung. l1no balb barauf, md6z
renb ser Mr3t INNER tpeiter fpielte.
fprans Der &orporal ian@5enb aui
uno fiel nit benz Musruf n@ebr gut,
brapo!" feinem Setter I'M ben 9als.
St NOR p%o1ftdnoig gebeilt go
aefdriepen i'm .Gorriere bella @era."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
@@ipperlieb.

Sn II tiblen Sraben itb' id bice
Tiff meme Gierbudltaben.
Slei9 fommt DER l1nteroffi5ier,
Sam beebt ct: Sraben. ircben!
,yt 19uftc for set gaterlauo
llff Wor0, id alter &nabe,
Sd nebm' Die @bippe in Die !3anb. !
sd irabe, irabc, irabe!
5pQt' i'd NAL bubbeln bets 3ibil.
Sagt' id: Mtb in Die Site.
Set lief mir friiber allenS fiibl,
9p6 iettl gn meme Siitel
S1on ihmettert bas &ommanbo, bor9.
set iibt's MIDI. set id hubble.
Nu brat mir eener eenen @tord,
Sd bubble. bubble, bllbblel
natl Sd bubble bier tpie bon,
Sd iper' mir bod niGt 3ierenl
I'm tommt mir ecner Dumn1, Ben 1ou
Ser 9eibel frifai}teren.
&ommt jar Der SOB NAL reiniei@neit.
@tsfier' id Gene Qippe:
sd bab' Dor Sbnen feene 3eit.
Sd idippe, f6ippe, ibippel"
Mnr &riebrnnber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Sic G%innabmer aus Der @etranfe-

Sic @iinnabmen aus Der @etranfe-
ite1er iin6 int lebten Sabre gegen 6as
@oriobr um rum6 6reiun65mm5ig
Miuiomen Collar 5urudgegonge1n.
Gabo1r emtfauen rabe5u iedseinbab
Miqionen a1f 6ie 8ieriteuer un6
1ri6t ga113 iteb3ebn M3illionen a1f Die
@bisfepitel1er. Gin groBer Ebei1 6es
@iidgonges lit unatpeifelbaft ouf
@edmung ser fdledten 8eiten 5a
ieben. Sc lit no6 ie6esmm beobodt
tet tpor6e1L 6oB, fobol6 6te tpirtbz
idaftliden @erbdltniiie ii@ beri@ledt
tern, ser @etrdnfetonf INT 5uridgebt
un6 ruiH tpie6er 5urimmt, fobal6 sic
3eiteu beiier mer6en. Sci 6em &iid=
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&mhenidnr.


@ttpa bier ooer flint Sage na@ itz
benz gr0Beren @ieg, Bel benz cine gro<
BE 3ab1 BON @efangenen erbeutet
tpurbe, lduft Bel Der 3entrolftele BET
eolinger @tab1inouitrie cine gr0Bere
8efteuung ouf 9aarf@netbemai@inea
Elm. Spbalo ndmlt9 bic gefangenen
@nKea 6os &~rieesgebiet berla7en unb
ins SsSnnere 6es 2an6es 9ebra4t tperz
ben, miiKen fie fi@ elmer fir bic 81,
@eru1tg bes @eiunbbetts3uitanbes Der
oeutiden Beb1lterung u%nbeotngt not
,nenbigen, fir bic @ufen ober niats<
oejto tpe,1i9er febr u~nangenebn1er
4abnabune unteraieben:~ BEN 6aorz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
gbupim ais @eilmittel.

Die @e1@i@te ser feltfamen Set
lung zines italieniiden @olbaten tueib
Der ,gprriere bella @era" aus Mo=
bena gu beri@ten. Ser Rorporal Der
Snfanterie @turmino @qutQaccioti,
Elm Meapolitaner bon @eburt, berlor
mad einem beftigen aampfe infolge
zines Merben@oes bic @pra@e. ST
tpurbe nod Mobena 9ebra@t uno
forgfdltig bon ben Mer3ten bes bortt>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

Ser ebemalise &onsrek-@ epraien-
tant $. &obert 6otpler bon SSqinois
erffIaiirt, 6ab 6os 5taats=D eportement
fem &e@t babe, irgen6 tpelde MaB=
nobmen at treffen, 6ie Sen Mbru6
ser 6%ipGomatifden 8e5ieburgen gu IT.
geno einer Matior 5ur Golge baben
tpiir6en, obne @iiien un6 boQe 3u=
6es &ongreiles. @enn nidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
S%yarmanIeihen berIanat.

VQtmQuletDeu uerIQuBt.
@elo at berleibe1 a11f f%ultibierh
5tearms @ountp 6arme1 gu 6 Hro.
gent %sSntereiien. Mb3ablung ie nod
8uni4. Rer@auts Mational 8auf,
GIou0. Minn. 3t.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

.beren fran50iiibe Snidrift Ser Soffs
nung Gnsorud gibt, zines $ages bic
8ie6ergabe @IiaB . 2otbringens on
Sranfret9 ein5ulduten unO bic laut
neu eingefIgter oe1tider Sni9rtft. ant
Sage bes Sieges in @alt3ten nnb bann
3ur Seier Der 8ieberetnnabme bon
2emberg bon beutiben @oloaten gelduz
tet tpurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

1@1sf6en. n%aaTbtffli5 fallen Ste 6s&s
ten, mebr ober minber belebten Mufs
fenloden ber maf@ine bes BARRIERS
aum Dpfer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-06-30
LOCAL AND PER- 0NAL

Alton Crosby was in the twin Cit
les on business Monday of this week.
George Odell returned the last OF
the week from visit at Minor, N
Oak.
Miss Lillian Johnson of Minneap'
oils is visiting with her mother in
this city.
Miss Edna Brown of Minneapolis
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. J
Branton.
The John Williams and George
Bitterness families spent Sunday al
the latter's cottage at Green Lake.
Mrs. Moss and granddaughter
Beatrice Sandbo, left last Friday fol
visit with relatives at Fargo. N. d.
Mrs. Franklin V. Hanson and son
Lyle, left last Friday evening for q
visit with relatives at Sioux Falls, S
Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yongberg OF
St. Paul and Miss Julia Youngberg OF
this city are enjoying an outing at the
Youngberg cottage on Crescent Beach
Mr.. Robert Olson, who has en-
loved a vacation of two weeks visit
ing at Robinson, N. D., and in this
city, leaves tonight for Berthold, N
D., to resume his duties as agent fol
the Victoria Elevator Company at thai
place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-06-30
LAKE FLORIDA.

Lake Florida, June 2S-Mr. L. Mel
son departed last Wednesday for Far
60, N. D., to attend the annual meet
ing of "Sigdalslaget" there last week.
Misses Helen Hougan and Stella
Solberg of Minneapolis are visiting at
the home of Mrs. o. B. Railson.
Mrs. Berg and daughter, Palma of
Cambridge, Wis, and Mrs. Ole Nelson
and son, Bernhard of New London are
at present visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Thorson here.
Mrs. Solomon Ogren and daughter,
Stella of Souris, N. D., who are visit
ing relatives at New London have
been spending few days at the L.
Nelson place here.
Service will be held next Sunday
forenoon in the Florida Mission
church, by Rev. G. T. Moline.
Walter Skoglund returned last Sat-
urday from near La Bolt, S. D., where
he has been employed at the Lundin
farm for some time.
A silo is under construction at the
John Nelson place.
Miss Ida Nelson visited at the Ole
HalvOrson place near Lake Andrew
Sunday and Monday last week.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the social held at Rev. Mol
ines home in New London last Satur-
day.
A picnic was held on the east side
OF Lake Florida Sunday afternoon and
ball game was played between Ringo
Lake and Florida, the result was 9 to
26, in favor of the Lake Floridas'.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-06-30
Finds Fault With County Agent.

f1noS fdUIt WIN SoOuy TSS"s"
Lake Lillian, Mimi, June %, 1915.
Editor, Willmar Tribune:
I should like to have this question
answered thru your paper. Can any
one in the County, State or Union, tel
me what our County Agent is for?
Some years ago, it was my foolish
idea that farmer could take h1f
problems to the County Agent and hi
would use his wisdom (D for your
benefit, but have been sadly disil
lusioned on that subject.
I have given our agent, three differ
ent calls, but have not received more
benefit from him than l could from 9
cancelled postage stamp.
Well, l suppose, it is because have
no "pulr' with the appointive board
or never will have. Here's to the
man without pull"
I'm the man without pull,
grind not any axes, -.
I simply have to pay my taxes,
And that's every cent in full,
Some guy will come and say,
You must be content and happy,
Don't be SO all fred snappy,
Just simply 60 and cut your hay"
Yours for a better agent or none
at all. -. Ill.,.
A. B. WAIVER.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-06-30
EAST DovRE.

East Dovre, June 28-Rev. and Mrs.
M. A. Peterson and daughter, Elsie
of Hanley Falls visited at Baklund' s
from Sunday until Monday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Backlund, July 9Th. All welcome.
The Girls Society will meet with
Mrs. o. E. Olson Wednesday.
Mrs. E. o. Larsen and Esther Berg
were Wednesday afternoon callers at
M. Olson's.
Services next Sunday, July 4th.
Mrs. P. Thorstenson and son, Mel.
vim returned from Selby, S. D., last
Wednesday.
]. M. and Myrtle Olson are staying
with I. Christianson's this week.
Mesdames M. Sondreson and H
Hendrickson were Sunday callers at
o. E. Olson's.
Ella Sondreson of Spicer is assist
ing with the homework at Sondre
Sondreson.
Rev. M. A. Peterson, missionary
from Santhalistan, India, will speak
at Eagle Lake church, July 18th
Communion services will also be held
the same day.
Miss Gusta Satire, enroute from
Thief River Falls to Rochester and
Chicago, visited a few days at M. OF
sons. She is employed as nurse al
Chicago.
Hilda Gynild, who is attending the
summer school at Willmar, was Sun
day visitor at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gilbertson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Christ Kallevig, of Willmar
were Sunday visitors at Backlund's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandboe and family
Of Hills, Minnesota, who have pur
chased the l.. L. Thorpe farm, were
made members of the Eagle Lake
church last Sunday.
Ella Martinson of Spicer is assist
J ing Mrs. Backlund with the house