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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-18
SEARCH FOR
LOST TREASURE
DALLAS MEN DIGGING FOR LOOT
OF ONCE NOTED GANG
OF ROBBERS.
BURIED IN A CAVE.
The Treasure, Estimated to BE Valu-
ed at Two Million Dollars,
Hidden Few Miles From
City of Dallas.

DALLAS. Texas, Dec. iS.-T. B.
Stacy. .aborer. and d partner have
been digging the quicksand in the
Buzzard Springs road, short dis
tanee east OF the city. since July II
for two million dollars in coin and
jewelry alleged 10 have been buried
there nifty years ago by the Roberts
gang affiliated with Jesse James
and Cole Younger.
The real object of their work was
discovered today by newspaper
man who represented himself to be
on agent OF a local electrical COM
pany With which the men were me-
gotiating fer power for their pumps.
The spot where the treasure is
supposed to be buried MAS formerly
a cave, the rendezvous of the gang.
An old woman who lived nearby
provided them with food They
aflen told her ii they ever failed to
return from any of their excursions
she could nave their loot The gang
was annihiiated in attempt 10 rob a
bank In East Texas fifty years ago.
Tie old woman kept the secret until
shortly before her death ten wears
ago. Then she told Stacy She was
said 10 have been ici years old
when she died
Stacey began operations. but mean.
while erosion caused the destruction
of thu cave. The metal ches, and
pots supposed 10 b2s. contained ,hs
treasure had clipped into the quick
sand and arc supposed ~ he GOV.
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circles NJ every grave"
The promptDeSs VIII, which the
government acted In preparing tn
reply leaves no doubt that the re-
quest voiced - AuStria's note was
rejected.
The reply was drafted last night
following lengthy discussion as
the cabinet session yesterday and an
agreement by the cabinet that the
message be sent. Wfsether amy time
limit Is given Austria 10 comply
With the American demands for dis
avowaI Of the sinking Of the Ancona
could not be learned.
Such y time limit would make
the present node practically an ui-
timatum and fss rejection would
necessarily resnlt in a severance Of
diplomatic relations between the
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cred with several feet of water.
with the aid of graphing hooks
Stacy set To work and has devoted
his life to the work ever since.
Five years ago he brought up huge
kettle but it slipped off the grap-
ping hook before he could secure
it
He finally despaired OF finding
the treasure by means of graphing
hooks. Lacking capital TO buy other
equipment he secured pump of
arcient origin to be used in pumping
out the water and quicksand. A
few days age he sought TO obtain
power from an electric company.
The agent OF the company inspected
the site of the irrigation project
and became suspicious. He told his
suspicious to newspaper friend who
Investigated and succeeded in get
ting the whole story from Stacy.
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two countries.
II was stated nj the White Horse
that the international situation
would cause no change in the presi.
dents plans for his wesItItng or
honeymoon. H. was said. however.
that nc womld be in direct touch with
the White House snd Secretary
Lansing's office all the time he Is
away from Washington.
Last nights study os the i.usita-
mia controversy with Germany i
believed to have only to have cOn-
flrmed Secretary Lansing in the
opinion that Austria had all the
necessary knowledge concerning the
principles insisted upon by the
United states regarding submarine
warfarc-the principles which were
conceded BY Germany eventually.
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/ heard Mr. McCarty tell Stacey Il
he came back in mis- yard any more
he would kill him. | came to WaXa
hachie on Saturday. Before l went
to the county attorneys office Mr..
McCarty told me | had better re-
member what he had told me. | told
Mr. Ball Stacey was the father OF
my child | went home with Mr.. Nc
Carly and Travis. Mr.. McCarty took
La pistol out of satchel and put II
on an overcoat under the seat. Nj.
McCarty said he might have to use
lit. Travis said he knew they would
If they met any of the Powers bunch.
Il saw father and Stacey coming.
Mr.. McCarty said I'VE will see 'em
later at the house" | first told
this boy was the father of my child
lin Mr. Hancock S office in the pres
ence of my mother loved him and
was afraid father would Kill him.
Cross was before the grand
jury in 1912 l manufactured 2
story. | was at the county attorney s
office. | made statement on Sun
day to the county attorney saying:
Travis said he would kill me If
did not tell him who was the father
of my child. Travis did not have
a gun Saturday SO far as | know.
first told | was forced to make the
statement that Stacey was the faith
er of my child before the grand
jury.
Re-direct-Th attorneys for my
father did not talk to me about the
case before | went before the grand
jury.
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SERB CAPITAL
To Be MOVED
SECOND EUROPEAN POWER TO
MOVE CAPITAL SINCE BE-
GINNING OF WAR;
PROBABLY IN ROME
The New Seat of Government Will BE
Established in Italy. Probably at
Rome-Members Parlia-
ment Assembling.

ROME, December lS.-For the
second time since the war began one
of the smaller European powers,
crushed by the armies of the kaiser.
has been forced TO move its capi-
tai beyond the border. Announce
ment was made today that the Ser
bian capital is to be established tenn
porarily in Italy, probably at Rome.
Early in the war the Belgian king
set up his government at Havre,
France.
Those members of the Serbian
parliament who escaped death or cap
ture in the Austro-G German Bul lgarian
offensive. have been ordered 10 as
semble in Italy. The Serbian lega-
'tion is making arrangements TO OBJ
tain a government building from
which the affairs of the nation may
be conducted. Many OF the Serbian
deputies have passed through Salon
Xxi enroute 10 Rome. Others who
fled with the army are at Scrut2ri
md are expected To arrive here in a
tev d...
"a i.s hcfi. ,;-a'ts King pcier
who has made a'sa-Gf mei-ia to cen
to Italy. will address the opcairs aea
ION of parliament when Il assemblies
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TULSA OFFICIALS NE
REMOVED FROM OFFICE


TULSA, Okla, Dec. 1S.Mayor
Frank Wooden and Police commis-
sioner Thos. Quinn were tennporar-
lily suspended from Office today ~
District Judge Lynn. following
charges OF malfeasance in Office Of
fered by the grand jury.
Foster Burns. who was dischafg-
ed as chief OF police yesterday, is
alleged to have turned states evi-
dence. Wooden and Burns had
been given until December 27 to re-
spond to accusations made against
them The grand jury will continue
its session indefinitely
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DEFENDANT IS PLACED ON STAND
Swears that Travis McCarty Reached for Gun as He
Drove Up and that He Expected to Be Attack
ed-State in Rebuttal Tries to Impeach
Daughter of Defendant.


the
taking life Travis Mctary First
of deceased
which alleged
repuiated
ufies declared that
brother should
fo telling
but stated that her husband and j. VI
cCaryha father brother
lowin son-n-aw the defend
made by the Me-
6ak
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BANK CLERK
IS ARRESTED
EMPLOYEE OF CITY NATIONAL
BANK HELD BY THE FEDER-
Al AUTHORITIES
in A CONSPIRACY
Charged With Furnishing German
Secret Agents With Information
Concerning Allied Financial
Matters Passing Bank.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-The fed
eral authorities made the fourth
arrest this afternoon in an aileget,
cluded the blowing up of the S3O,-
900. 900 Welland Canal, but also
the City National bank. the largest
banking Institution in the country,
because it is alleged to have handled
the finances of the allies used in the
purchase of munitions and other
supplies.
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ne TEXT OF AUSTRIAN
note IS MADE PUBLIC

cises the American demands on the
ground that they might nave well
been warranted by the expectation
that the government of -" un'teG
States should specify t-. '.I CIR
cumstances of the affairs on '.1is 70
bases It's case.
Austria formally points out tl
the United States fails 10 designat
the persons who's testimony u re-
lies upon. The q lie argues that
the United States oyernment az
tributes higher d. ee OF crcdihii-
ify 10 those unnam persons than
to the sistemen, oi /" submnrine
commander whose vessel sanA ihe
liner
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Mrs Fannie McCarty--I am
laughter of J. r. A. Powers and
gife Of Travis McCarty. am 10
|ears old | was married to Travis
FcCarty April Is, 1915. Had known
lim from Sunday until Friday. |
Fas a mother before married
kravis McCarty My brother was
|pt the father of my child. | am to
a mother now. Travis McCarty
the father Stacey, my broth
f-ln-law, his wife and one of my
sters were present when | was
arried to Travis McCarty. ! talk
q with my husband about having
zen mother. | talked with Nc
Rr'ys on Monday before the kill
q and was told that ! must admit
at Stacey was The father of my
ia TO some one outside of their
nlliy so they would have wit
ss Travis took me home Mon
Said had been a mother,
toid NE TO tell my people that
HlcCarty had treated me SO
can that | couldn't stay there. |
20 my father what the trouble was
Travis came after me Monday
eht and told me that if | did not
back With him some one would
aead when he left. He was arm
left home with him. Went
MeCarty's house. Met Mr.. Nc
ry and VIII lrby Stacey came
~ TO MeCartys on Wednesday
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WASHINGTON. December Is
Plhs practically completed what
'"'o TO be reply that abruptly
0seu OF the Austrian argument
'efhlng the sinking OF the An
T. secretary Lansing today gave
'"e text OF the Austrian note
most significant feature Of the
4 was Austria's insisience for
nef discussion of evidence and
'Pies involved The note asks
Il" pointedly why America re
10 an eaehsnee OF correspond
1 which II has conducted with
me- nation In other eases"
~ austrian foreign office ciiti-
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nesday before the killing on Satur-
day. Stacey came TO my place and
told me McCarty was going TO put
the old trouble about the baby
back in court. Mr. Powers also
mentioned the matter to me and we
drove over to Sardis. Saw Mr.. Delk
and asked TO talk with him private
ly. Powers talked with Delk also
/ left Delk's with Powers. We
crossed Waxahachie creek. McCar-
ty lived near the railroad. Mr.. Pow
ers said he would go by and talk
to old man McCarty l persuaded
him to let me go and do the talk
ing | told MeCarty that l wanted
to see if could not settle this trou-
BILE between him and Powers. Nc
Carty and Travis said they were go
ing to kill the Powers men Or way
home Powers told me he hoped
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GASOLINE SCHOONER BLOWS
UP; TEN Of CREW MISSING

WASHINGTON, December Is
Ten OF the crew of the gasoline
schooner Manomet which blew up
and sank twelve miles off Cape Ann.
Mass. yesterday are missing Four
landed at Rockport. Mass. The coast
guard crews from Gloucester and
Straitsmouth have gone to the res
cue. n -
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men had struggled out OF the ear
swan to the bank and were pulled
out of the river by spectators.
The accident occurred shortly ~
fore daybreak when the ear Va
crowded with workers on their way
10 the city
The bridge went de~n withouf
warning and none OF tn occupant.
OF the car had time 70 amp. Ne.
Questioned tugs and row boats EN-
eled the debris cad began pulIbne
out the bodies Of The dead anA -
cuing the injured
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WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY.

. Germany admitted an al =
. lies advance IN Flanders and =
. France italian Premier Salan- =
= dra declared that the war =
. would bring IAN enlarged =
. Italy" in 1915. British losses =
. of officers and men up to De- =
. cember /, We're $4,000. the =
. same number Kitchener first =
= sent to France .
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PREMIER BRAND GUEST
OF NEWSPAPER WRITERS;

PARIS. December ISpremiar
BRAND was the guest of British and
American newspaper correspondents
at an informal dinner yesterday.
William Philip Simms. United Press
staff correspondent, presided
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o. II, Hodge-Am son-in-law OF
defendant. Moved 70 Lone Elm in
January, 1915. Remember Fannie
Powers marrying Travis McCarty.
First knowledge of trouble between
Powers and McCarty was on We'd
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TWO men ARE KILLED IN
An AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

BALLlNGER. Texas December IS
Tom Cawley and Eugene Scro.-
gins, farmers. were Instantly killed
Lass night when their automobile
overturned between here and san An
sslo rnree women occupants Of the
caf escaped unhurt
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PECULIAR FACTS ABOUT
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. Is Z
Cowboy Jim" Dahlman and Z
Buffalo Bill" Col VIM. +. Z
} Cody, who rode the western =
ranges together as unknown Z
cowpunchers years ago. have
never missed holding a reunion Z
at Omaha at least once year Z
, ever since Z
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MANY GERMAN MOBILES HAVE
BEEN KILLED IN ACTION.

LONDON. Dec. 1S.-From the
beginning of the war to October.
1,7s6 German mobiles have been kill
ed in action or died OF their wounds,
a Rotterdam dispatch reported
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GERMAN TROOPS HAVE
| CROSSED GREEK BORDEN
RENEWAL OF THE ASSAULT ON THE FnENGI3
AND BRITISH FORCES EXPECTED TO
BEGIN NEXT WEEK
ALLIES PREPARE FOR FIRST sTln1
First Battle Will Be Fought Near Sa0niki Whefe tne ~
lies Are Constructing Strong Earthworks- The
Allies Are Being Aided by the Greek
Military Authorities.

ATHENS
ed Of the assant the
altes
irsts sand
Of
and all
given the alle b
hayebe
md the ealled Il fontne tn reek
Of
n
serhst;reek
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Men aren't much given to kissing
each other in this country. and life
in this iand OF the free offers other
advantages.
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BREAD TICKETS TO BE
INSTITUTED IN HUNGARY.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. lS--Bread
tickets are to be instituted in Hun
gary, the Berlin vossiche Zeitung
announces. because OF the difficulty
in transporting wheat aud flour.
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German General Killed.

AMSTERDAM, December is
Major General Won Siockhaustou has
been killed In action. according ~
adiiees from Berlin
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4 Some little sensation was caused
Then the witness, Mrs. Fannie Nc
Earty, repudiated the statements she
pad made to the grand juries and
hmed young man as the father of
er child. The state in rebuttal en-
Favored to impeach the witness by
(ffering signed statements made by
Ter before the grand juries and be-
pre- the county attorney
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Some widows have a mite. and
others have srnite.
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GIANT OF the 0llRks TO
Be 4 CHRISTMAS tree

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. is.The
Giant OF the Ozarks, said to -
the largest spruce tree in the south-.
west, is on its way to ST. Louis today
for the Municipal Christmas cele-
bration. The tree is fifty-fivs feet
tall and is said to be 100 years old.
1t was cut down az Satawissa. Mo.
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A convincing argument Is the
rarest variety.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
CALMAR.

May 10, 1915.
Mrs. A. ]. Holiness was a DEBORAH
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Kleinow and children
of McGregor are visiting at the Peter
Johnson home.
Miss Nellie Nyrland departed for
Dickinson, n. d. for an extended Wis
it with relatives.
Mrs. r. J. Becker and Mrs. Jos.
Schmidt of Dubuque were Ossian
visitors Friday.
Miss Edith jacobson has been
quite sick.
Porter Hertz returned from Men
dota, H., Friday
Amelia Jacobson went TO Iowa
City Saturday to see her mother who
is at the hospital.
Mrs. w. B. Miller and children
returned Saturday from their visit
with relatives and friends in Lind
say and Columbus, Nebraska.
Mrs. Mida Hegner and daughter
Marie were Sunday guests at the c.
G. Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moe of San
born are guests at the Peter John
son home.
The Study Club meets with Lena
Sandager today.
Ed Meyer spent Sunday at home
from DEBORAH.
The Royal Neighbors gave Ger
trude Slebiska a pre-nuptial shower
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell and son of
with Mrs. S. Campbell.
j. d. Becker transacted business
in Monona Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Kellogg and son were
recent visitors in Charles City.
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were Fort Atkinson callers Satur-
day.
Miss Lizzie Williams was at Fay
cite Friday to attend a teachers
convention.
Mrs. VIM. Huber of Cresco is Wis
iting with her sister Mrs. John Zou-
lex
James Vrba accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Albina Mikesh and sew
eral other friends autoed to Protivir
Sunday afternoon.
James Hrdlicka spent the latter
part of the week at the Frank Hum
pal home near Ridgeway.
James Koshatka, A. G.. Fisher and
Will Wagner autoed to Schley We'd
nesday to furnish music for a dance
held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Smith and
daughter Florence, visited at the
Frank Soukup home last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Skoda of Lawler came
down from Lawler Saturday for a
visit at the Cibuzar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloomingdale
are the happy parents Of baby girl
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
FREEPORT.
May 10, 1915.

May 10, 1915.
Charles Blair of Frankville was
calling on friends in this place Sun
day.
Otto Sheggrude of DEBORAH was
guest OF Adolph Riste Sunday.
julius Sheggrude and family from
near DEBORAH autoed thru Freeport
Sunday.
Herbert Gross and sisters Hattie
and Lizzie and Miss Louise Williams
of Clay Hill came down in the form
er's new auto and called at the home
of Walter Gross Sunday.
James Price of DEBORAH was
business caller in this burg Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs. A. K. SweitZer went to Ian
ark, H., Wednesday for a few days
visit with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Weiss of near
Cresco came Saturday for weeks
visit with relatives.
Miss Cora Dickinson came over
from Nordness and spent Sunday
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orn Friday May 18th. Congratula-

born Friday May 9TH. Congratula-
tions.
DR.. and Mrs. Horton autoed down
from Calmar Sunday.
Philip Herold and family autoed
down from Cresco Sunday and visit
ed with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Conlee and babe spent
the latter part of the week at the
James Novak home.
Frank Kapler returned to Mason
City Saturday.
The school board engaged Mr.. Edw.
Meyer of Calmar as teacher for the
higher room for the coming year.
Anton Smith bought new Ford
car recently.
Frank Soukup Jr. drove to Calmar
Monday.
Friday night, April 80, 1915, af-
ter painful illness death came as a
relief to Mrs. Margaret Kuhn at her
home near Spillville. She was born
at Pittsburg, Pa, in 1897 and came
to Winneshiek county in 1854.
About IS years ago she was united
in marriage to John A. Kuhn at the
St. Clements church. To them were
born the following children: Mrs.
Mary Sabelko, Mrs. Catherine Her
old, Mrs. Margaret Schneeberger,
Mrs. Anna Schneeberger, Mrs. Bar
bara Shaverly, who preceded her
mother many years ago, and Miss
Regina. The sons are: George j.,
John j., and Joseph. Her husband
preceded her about two years ago.
The funeral services were held Mon
day, May 3rd, at 10 o'clock at the
st. Clements church, with burial at
the adjoining cemetery. Anton Bal
TX was funeral director. The pail
bearers were all grandchildren of
the deceased The bereaved children
have the sympathy of the entire
community.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
CLAY HILL

May 10, 1915.
A gang of men started to grub
on the Roman farm last week.
Fred Thompson got thru work
ing for A. l.. Grinna and returned to
his home in DEBORAH.
Ben Josvanger of Madison town
ship was caller at J. Seegmiller's
Sunday.
Olaf and Melvin Anderson drove
over to Frankville Sunday.
Quite number Of our young men
spent Sunday in Freeport
Herbert Gross is driving a new
Ford automobile.
Sam Geotlman and VIM. Kreuder
drove a bunch of cattle up to Chas.
Geotleman's to pasture for the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Headington,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cummings, Sarah
and George of DEBORAH, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Stortz and children were cal
lers at John Seegmiller's Sunday.
Mrs. c. Skinner went to Freeport
Saturday to visit with her daughters
over Sunday.
Phebe SorenSon returned home
from Franklin Prairie Sunday after
two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stortz were cal
lers at the Griebel home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Grinna and Mrs Geo. Frye
entertained the l.. A. S. at the old
Norwegian church in DEBORAH We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Geotleman visited at the
Al Neocker home in DEBORAH, Mon
day afternoon.
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SATIRE.

May 10, 1915.
Jack Frost certainly had white
cap on Sunday morning, which
means considerable damage, espe-
cially TO fruit and those that planted
corn April 80, are very apt to be
April fooled.
Oscar Jacobson and Mr.. Diltz from
Independence have been busy put
ting up lightning rods this past
week.
A fine carload of hogs were ship
ped from DEBORAH on Friday NOR
ming by some Of our Equity mem
bers. This being the fifth car load
since the Equity society was organ
lied.
Gerhard Forde and Helmer Peter
son made a flying trip to DEBORAH
Thursday.
On Saturday our Satire merchant
brought a big load of goods home
from DEBORAH.
How about that rattle snake
story?
Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Tweet were
pleasant callers at 5. j. Thompson
on Sunday
Henry Hover mad some work done
by our Satire blacksmith Saturday.
Sander Atkinson had manure
hauling bee Wednesday with five
spreaders they hauled out a hundred
big loads, which covered several
acres of ground
Friends of Arthur Finholt OF sat
tire gave him a delightful surprise
A sum Of money was CIV
en- him as a memento of the occa-
sion and all departed for their
homes having had good time.
John Hendrickson our lumber
saver has finished another big JOB
of thirty thousand feet at II. Rut-
his next place will be at
Alvin Pfster's.
John Sande one of the old resi-
dents of Satire passed away Thurs
day noon. He is survived by one
son Berge, and daughter, Mrs. ID:
Fadnes. The funeral services VIII
be held at the Big Canoe church,
Rev. Seehuus officiating.
N. C. Grindeland is spending q