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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-07

Marks, H. & Son, 401s Market, clothing.
Nss Mrs ~ Ta0ps9 e prGdUfs siUfsng
Nat. Biscuit Co., Union Square whole
sale biscuits.
O'Neil. L. c., 1928 Regina, shoes.
2. r. r. CO.. Union Station, restaurant.
p. r. r. Co.. Union Station, cigars.
Pechart, Clarence, 1444 Regina, cigars.
ppechart, Clarence. 1444 Regina, pool
Pollock, Daniel, 10 n. Fourth. groceries.
pperrint w; j., 10 s. Fourth, restaurant.
Paul. w. F., 41S. Market shoes.
Parthemore, L., 81 N. Thirteenth, stoves
and tinware.
Rnnk5e RPe1eFS j. W. f. AZ Regina meats nsrs.
Runkle. II. E., Fifteenth and Walnut.
Runks Runs G. G. E. E. lfss iSs fSsgi'na Ssa'ns cigars
Rebuck, j. NJ, Fourteenth and Mayfiow-
ROLLS Bros, 400 Market. confectionery.
Homberger, Sons & Co., 65 S. Tenth,
IReam j. H.. 1872 Market, wall paper.
Rickert, \. NJ. 9S N. Eighteenth. drugs.
chriver, H. H., 1855 Market, pool.
schriveHt Fl. H.. 1855 Market, cigars
SchelI, Walter, 1907 Market. seeds
Schell, Walter, 1907 Market, wholesale
Stephens, c. c.. 1881 Market. restaurant.
Stephens c. c.. 1881 Market, pool.
Stephens G; c., 1891 Market, cigars.
Sprenkle. C. r., Fourteenth and Market,
snavely. II: W.. 1905 Derry. groceries.
Springer, Mrs. Emma, 1347 Vernon, gro.
schriver Sarah E., 1928 Regina, whole
sale bologna.
schriver, Sarah E., 142S Regina, bo-
logna.
schoffer, j. E.. South Thirteenth.
schof6er. 9fer.J; J; E., E., 4 South Thirteenth.
sherman, Harry, 1928 Bailey, groceries.
Steilbets, j., 8 N. Fourth, restaurant.
SSteillbets. j. y; Fourth, cigars.
stoneseifer,. c. d., 1903 Bailey. oysters
Smith. (. L. Co., 4ls Market, dry
Sitter, Andrew, 1920 Market. groceries.
Sheppard & Myers, 407 Market, shoes.
sWiseri siSis /, John ~ a24o Derry, dry goods
Smith & Keffer, 432 Market wholesale
sherr Lewis, Eleventh and Market.
seigman, G. W., 1876 S. Fourteenth, gro
Sebold, NJ. & K. 1915 Market. shoes.
Tolmer Horace. 1888 Mulberry, grocer.
Tausig Sons 42O Market, jeweler
2-in-l Store, Fourteenth and Regina,
Thomas, W. D., 1857 Walnut. meats.
Union News Co., P. r. r. Station, pa
Union News Co.. P. G. r., Station papers.
Vogle, E. T.. 33 S. Sixteenth, groceries.
Warner, c.. 1898 Bailey, ice cream.
Wallace Coal Co., S. Fourth, coal.
Wagner, E. A. 329 S. Cameron, supplies.
Weber, j. N, 160 Sylvan Terrace,
| wholesale medicines.
| Weast, c. B., 1913 Market, hardwars
| Willis c. f., 1900 Market, groceries.
Weis Pure Food Store, 1913 Market
Wertz, H. j., ga S. Thirteenth, cigars.
Winter & Co., 23 N. Fourth, pianos.
Whitcomb Geo., 6S N. Fourteenth. pro-
Whitmoyer, H. E., SO N. Thirteenth,
| pool.
whitmoyer, H. E.. SO N. Thirteenth,
Wolf, j. C., 1923 shoop milk.
Woolworth & Co., 4O4 Market, & 10
! cent goods.
Wolfshon, J.. 1S Cowden, groceries.
Whitman Bros, 40 N. Tenth, Wholesale
groceries.
! Whitman, 'Schwarz & Co., 61S Walnut.
wholesale groceries.
| Wise, II. G., "a S. Thirteenth, grocer.
| Yeager, +. c., 1888 Market, meats
! Zeiders, e. E. 81 N Eighteenth, gro
Elders, VIM. W., & Son, 14Ss Derry,
zarker, F., IS N. Nineteenth. groceries.
| United Cigar Stores Co., All Market,
/ cigars.
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SIXTH WARD

Attic. J., 1898 N. Fourth. candy.
Anderson. j.. 1916 N. Fifth, restaurant.
Arch. j.. 1112 n. Front, groceries.
Aaronson. j., 1882 N. Sixth, groceries.
Atkinson, w. r., 1924 N. Third, Jew
elry
Bierly. S, s1s Broad, groceries.
Bloom, j., 1925 william, junk.
Bogar Hardware Co., 1916 N. Third
Burgoon. W. F., 1884 N. Sixth, gro
Burns, s., 14oO Marion. cigars.
Clark, j. NJ 306 Broad, drugs
Clark. j. NJ. SO6 Broad, wholesale
Cobb. s., 1916 William, clothing.
Cohen, M, 314 Calder. furniture.
Crozier. g. M. 1903 n. Third. cigars.
Dogerty. j. p. 320 Broad, dry goods.
Drabenstadt, E. c.. S1SK Reilly, candy
Eberts. W., 41s Reilly. stoves.
Endich, A., sos Calder milk
Freeburn. H. H., 400 N, Third. real
Erick, {. A., 42s Reilly. groceries.
Garonzik, H., 1401 Marion, furniture.
Gardner, s.. 1911 N Third. Wholesale
fruits.
Gardner, s., 1911 N. Third, oysters.
Gerber, A., al Reilly. furniture.
Gentslider. ]. j., 2s4 Broad groceries
Graupner, o. B., 1415 n. Third, cigars.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, 1905
N. Third, wholesale groceries.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 1905
N. Third, groceries.
Gregg. j. c.. 1920 N. Third, cigars.
Hall. Mrs, 1922 Marion, restaurant.
Harrow iAo5 4; A.; 49S %s,E Reilly. groceries.
Hoover, c. F., 14I5 N. second. furniture
Hennecke, ]. A, 1889 James, produce.
Houseman & Son, 1922 N. Third, gro
ceries.
Kapphan. Mrs, 324 Broad. cigars.
katzman, D.. 314 Broad, cigars.
KSSIer KoSIer T. 14sSh 14sSh \ SIKH sixth' pool p
kranzdorf, W., 1921 N. Fourth, gro
Kramer. G: D.. 1929 N. Third, cigars.
Lauster, F., 900 Broad, cigars.
Lescure. J. W., 1910 Green, cigars.
Ligget J. G.. 26S Broad. restaurant.
Lowe. d. s.. I41S n. Sixth stoves.
ahsns her J. 4 r. M isas 49, \ Rsil,y siEyfb TOYS oge
McAllister, ]. A., 1885 N. Second, drugs
Mitchell, g. f., 441 Broad, candy.
Moyre, Mrs. 304 Broad, candy.
Nef Mrs % 1928 n Ms Second, M n: groceries eeDssee
N. Y. Merchandise Co., 4SO Broad. gro
ceries.
Nobby Grocery, 2s5 Reilly. groceries.
Parks & Sons, 1912 N. Sixth. restau-
rant.
Paxton Flour & Feed, Broad, feed
Penna. Fanciers Assn, 338 Broad, sup
plies.
Peoples Furnishings, $50 Broad, furni-
ture.
Plack. F.. 1926 N. Sixth. jewelry.
Rappacourt. j., 321 Calder, groceries.
Riekert, Mrs. l., 1918 N. Sixth, notions
Reese, c. W., 1419 N, Third. notions
Rishel, ]. A., 1913 N. Fifth, groceries
Rhodes. d. 1401 N. Second, groceries.
Robinson Co.. 1900 N. Third, dry
goods.
Ryder Hardware Co., 3O2 Broad, hard
ware.
seboid, H. O., 1915 N. Third stoves.
Selsam, j. T., 400 Broad, groceries,
Shisler. A. H, 1928 N. Third, supplies.
Simonetti H., 1918 Green, produce.
Smith. c. j.. 322 Broad groceries.
Smith. g. H., 1913 N. Second, meats.
Smith, NJ. T., 1901 N. Third. candy.
Smith. G. B., 1915 N. Third, supplies.
Smiley. M. E., 1400 N. Sixth, groceries
Steckley & Sons. 404 Broad. shoes.
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FOURTH WARD

Ash, f. B.. 222 Locust real estate,
Balsley,. Geo., z20 n. Second. groceries.
Bodmer, H. A. 319 n. Third, wall paper.
Braun, J.; NJ, 22S South. groceries.
Brinton- Packer Co., Second and Walnut,
Brown, Mrs. A. c., 2s7 Briggs. hair
Byrem. Samuel, 7O1h N. Third. cigars.
Belsinger, j. S., 205 Locust optical
Cotterel, D. W., los N. Second. station
cry.
Cotterel, D, W., los N. Second. whole
sale books.
Corset Shop, 107A n. Second, corsets
Cohen, Ida, 500 James, groceries,
Donaldson Paper Co., Second and Lo-
Gust. Wholesale paper.
Ensminger j. 7. Jr., 215 N. Second,
Early, J. B. & Son, 1o4 N. Second, shoe
findings.
Eager & Sons, 215 ". Second. stoves.
Flickinger, John, 7o6 N. Third, wall
Fought NJ. A., 217 North. real estate
Fairlamb & Co., S19 n. Third, candy.
fleisGhmann Co., 210 N. Second, whole
Greco, A., Third and State. candy.
Gault, II: A., 236 North, groceries.
Goldsmith, JOS, 2O9 Locust, furniture.
Grand Union Tea Co., 20S n. Second.
Grand Union Tea Co., EOS N. Second.
tea and coffee.
Hennecke, Mrs. J.. S25 N. Third, birds.
Harris. j. P. & Son, 221 N. Second, fur
niture.
Jones. Mrs. G. W., 2OS South. grocer
Kreidler, A. H & Bro. Second and
Walnut, groceries.
Kendall Optical Co., 22S n. Third on
tical goods.
Longenecker, I. K, SO4 n. Third, flow
ers.
Lett, ss, James. II N. Second, wholesale
Lett, James, Ill N. Second, photo sup
plies.
Marriane, Kindermarkt 21S Locust,
McDGnald' D;as c. B., Telegraph Building.
Messimer G. F.. 71s N. Third. candy.
Menger. ]. H., 11o N. Second. restau-
Maglaughlin. ]. J.. 400 N. Second. wall
Marzolf. E. L., 515 N. Second, groceries.
Mather Co., 204 Walnut steam fit-
Maglif. P. G., 40 Spring, real estate.
Miller Bros & Neefe, Locust and Court.
real estate.
0gnsannS 0NTnsemaehs5 Ts A. W., 7o1 n. Third drugs.
Peters. M. C., $40 N. Third, groceries, RES C.
Parthemore, l.. H., 712 N. Third, pianos.
Poorman, Bessie, 222 Locust, gloves.
Penn. Realty & Imp. Co., 1872 Locust.
real estate.
Regal Umbrella Co., Second and Wal
nut, umbrellas.
Kicker, l. s.. SIT N. Third, jewelry.
Rutherford. S. S., S1S N. Second, deli
RoeEafelier, T. B., sos North, real es-
tate.
swope, Miss Ida. 2OS N. Third, French
Shop.
sebourn. ]. H., s27 Green, groceries.
Studebaker, c.. Second and State, gro
sprenkle C. A, s14 N. Third, supplies.
Satzgiver, Samuel 207 Barbara, gro
ceries.
sarlano, Frank, 22s South, fruits.
Taylor. NJ c.. III South. real estate.
wait, w; o., S24 y. Sixth, drugs.
EVangelieal Publishing House, 2O1 N.
wilburn. S. X. & Co., Second and state.
winfieid. M 7os N Sixth, real estste.
wilmer. Bair & Wilmer. 2O2 Walnut.
wolfy. c. n, 22s N. Second. fruits.
Whitcomb. d. R., 223 Briggs, fruits.
Whrcomb. ID. R.. 223 Briggs, Wholesale
fruits.
wolbert, H. B.. III N. Third, groceries
union Sales Co., Second and North,
FIFTH WARD
Adler. Chas., 1902 N. Third, real estate.
Anleck. J.. A. & Co., 111s N. Third, real
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EIGHTH WARD

Asmowitz, Asn,.s A., 127 Balm groceries.
Baturin d Baturin. 1893 Walnut. junk.
Brennerr Nathan. 424 Walnut, clothing.
Brenner, Nathan, 424 Walnut, broker.
Beelsf6rdi B9er Si 'GS n Seventh groceries
North, Wholesale meats.
Carr, VIM, 602 Walnut, restaurant.
Capiin. M, 44e Walnut wholesale no.
Castor. Alice. .445 State, restaurant.
Cap. City Junk Co. Tenth and Walnut
wholesale junk.
Cap. city Junk Co., Tenth and Walnut,
Corpman. W. s., Sixteenth and Elm, pic
ture frames. p'o
Cohen, F., so7 E. State, second hand
goods.
Cohen. NJ. & Sons. SIS Briggs. Junk
Cooper, Chas. A., 500 North, groceries.
Gohen, l., 6O4 State, wholesale Junk.
Etter' e. & Son, COL State groceries.
Ebel. F. W., Fourth and State, cigars.
Forney Bros.' 62S North, wholesale
Fink. K. o.. 1901 Walnut, groceries.
Freidburg, N, 420 Walnut, wholesale
Fry, Theo., sol State. cigars
Gross. Myer, 438 Walnut, groceries.
Gordon Bros, 1543 Walnut, groceries.
Hagey. M. A., 1877 Fourth, cigars.
ftng. cash Grocery. 4S4 Walnut, gro
Hantzman, F. H.. $50 Briggs, lumber.
Harrison, J. E.. 61S Walnut, restaurant.
Hbg: Rend. and Hide Co., Eleventh and
Walnut, hides.
Kelley, H. s., Tenth and State. whole
sale coal.
Kelley, H. NJ. Tenth and state, COAL
kambeitz, L., 124 Linden, milk.
kellam. j. c., 174O Walnut groceries.
LOCKER. Edwin, sol North, fruit.
Lack, Frank, 713 Cowden, groceries.
Lipman, l., 404 Walnut, clothing.
McRand, Mrs. r., 1904 Walnut, grocer
Miller. Harry, 1850 Walnut. groceries.
Morrow, II. g., Sixteenth and Walnut,
oysters.
Moody. 6. W.. 100 Walnut coal.
Miller, j. E., 1853 Walnut, produce.
Morris, ]. W.. 1341 North, produce.
Muller, ]. l., 1877 N. Thirteenth, wall
Moore G. s., 222 N. Tenth, produce.
Nurick. B., sos Walnut, groceries,
Rhoaaes, ]. E.. Cowden and Forster,
Rhoades. J. E.. Cowden and Forster,
wholesale pipes.
Rosen,. James. 500 N. Eleventh. gro
Rubin. II. 1856 N. Tenth. groceries.
Seiders, F. H, 1901 State. groceries.
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THIRD WARD

Arcade Pool Parlor, Ill S. Second, pool.
Armento, j. j. 215 Walnut, cigars.
Askin & Marine, Sc n. Second, clothing.
Bierbower. E., l20 S. Court, produce
Bicrbower, E., 120 S. Court, wholesale
produce.
Balr, c. E. 6 Sons, "a N Fourth.
cigars.
Bair., c. e. & Sons. "a y. Fourth,
Wholesale cigars.
Bennethum, G. W.. S33 Market. photo
Bates & Co., Market. wholesale pro-
dnce.
Bird. H. NJ, Union Trust Building, real
estate.
Belehas & Co., SO5 Market, pool.
Blacks Art Store. III Market, art sup
plies.
Blumenstine. E., "A S. Court, supplies.
Boas. C. r., PA Market, jewelry.
BoSar. Geo., 12 n. Second. sporting
goods.
Boher. J. H., 200 Market. drugs.
Bowman & Co., 31S Market, restaurant.
Bowman & Co., 31S Market. wholesale
dry goods.
Bowman s. Co.. 31S Market, dry goods.
But;erworth, VI. s.. Bolton House, ci-
Sars.
Bretz Bros. 1O9 Market, hardware.
Byerly. w. H.. 311 Market. cigars.
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TENTH WARD.

Atlantic Ref. Co., y. Seventh, OIL
Atlantic Ref. Co, N Seventh, wholesale
Bates, E. F., Jr, 221O N. Sixth. produce.
sale produce.
Basehore, j. W. -5zs Seneca, produce.
Biting, Mrs. M. F., $50 Maclay. notions.
Brenner. M. q. Sons, 232 Emerald, gro
Bratton, Landis, 2252 Green, groceries.
Bender. Henry. Seventh and Mohan-
Barnes, r. E., sol Edwards groceries. .
Charles & Co., 412 Woodbine, groceries.
Ditmer, Geo, 2539 N. Sixth, groceries.
Dettling, Clayton, 52S Emerald, oysters
Deepen, Irwin, Sixth and Emerald. gro
ceries.
Friedman, Samuel, Ell PETER, real es-
Fisher, Clarence, 2l26 N. Sixth, pool.
Guyer, r. c., zl4S N. Seventh, groceries.
HaGrs D. C. ss5t s,fS y SIKH les
ingram, Daniel, Gil Mohantonga, gro
Jenkins, B. H., 23OO N. Sixth drugs.
Jones, Ambrose, $50 Woodbine, confec-
Keener l.. F., 2541 N. Sixth tobacco.
Keene Mrs. A., 524 Maclay, groceries.
Kennig, A., Sixth and Maclay, cigars.
kinsinger, Sam, Fourth and Woodbine.
Kramer ]. H.. Sixth and Forrest. whole
sale produce.
Kramer, ]. H., Sixth and Forrest, pro-
Lauver, w. E. G E., 1880 N. Sixth, gas
fixtures.
Levison, Philip, 21a4 N. Sixth. confec-
Lipman, Geo., 632 Mahantonga, meats.
Mock e. Hartman, Seventh and Emer-
aid, wholesale feed.
| Mock & Hartman, Seventh and Emer-
aid, feed and grain.
Orr, L. c., Bros, 564 Camp, groceries.
Patterson, e. G., 622 Emerald, meats.
Penna. Milk Prod. Co., z12 Atlas. whole
Reese, Harry, Harry 22o N. sixth, groceries.
Reed. Mrs. A. ", 622 Maclay, restau-
Reif, j. p. 5s5 woodbine, grocer.
Schoebauer. w. j., Front and Reels
Lane, produce.
Schreckengost, S. A., s15 schuylkill gro
Smith Bros, s12 wiconisco. groceries.
Smith, A. c., Fourth and Reels Lane,
spangIer, A. E.. 2112 N. Sixth, pianos.
Sterrick, l. A. 2250 jefferson, milk.
| Uhler, w. H., 2417 N. Sixth, groceries.
Union News Co., p. r. r. Station, Ma
clay papers.
West END Elect. & Cycle Co.. 2s4 Ma
clay. supplies and cycles.
White, II. A., 1901 N. Sixth, pool.
White, X. A., 1901 N Sixth, cigars.
Wagner, Mrs. w. s., 633 Woodbine, gro
ceries.
wingert, G. H., 61S woodbine. grocer
Wittenmyer Lumber Co., Seventh and
Schuylkill, wholesale lumber.
Wittenmyer Lumber Co., Seventh and
Schuylkill, lumber
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FIFTH WARD

Adler. Chas., 1902 N. Third real estate.
Affleck, j.. A. & Co., 111s N. Third. real
estate.
Argrayes, H. A. 1908 N. Third. gro
ceries.
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ELEVENTH WARD

Althouse. II. B., 1910 N. Third, drugs.
Arena Theater, Third and Delaware,
theatre.
Blink, A. j., 1910 Green, meats.
Brunner, S. A.. Fifth and Kelker, gro
ceries
Cotterei, ]. W., 1900 N. Sixth, drugs.
Diffenderfer, w. H.. 1S46 Green, con-
fectionery.
Davis, VI. s.. 306 Muench. produce
Flicker, G. E., 1880 N. Sixth, jeweler.
Fornwalt, Fl. j., 1907 N. Third. dry
goods.
Fralm. A. H., 2os2 N. Sixth, dry goods.
Gibbs. w. H.. 210 Muench. grocery
Gordon. Harry 1918 N. Sixth shoes.
Garland, S. H., Fifth and PETER, gro-
ceries.
Harris, S. H.. 2o1s Green. groceries.
Hoover, E.. 1901 n. Third, cigars,
Heller, JacoE, 84S PETER, groceries.
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FORD CAR for sale on easy terms
or will trade for land.-A. N.
ANDERSEN. 31-34
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APOLLONIA

Special Correspondence.
Upton Davis was a caller in La
dysmith last Saturday.
John Baulne transacted business in
Ladysmith last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Martindale
marketed vegetables in Ladysmith
last Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Oelschlaeger, of Green
Leaf, Wis, is here visiting with her
daughter, Lydia.
John Doughty left Sunday for the
G. T. Gordon farm, west of Weyer-
haeuser, where he will work.
Morse Shedd, of Chetek, brother of
Mrs. John Doughty stopped over
night at the latter's home last Fri
day.
Miss Adeline Gay, who teaches at
Thornapple dam, in the Miller dis
trict, was an over-Sunday visitor at
her home here.
E. D. futile came home from his
work in Ladysmith last Saturday,
the mill where he was employed,
having had a breakdown.
Mrs Emma Harem and daughter,
Frances, who arrived here last week,
Wednesday, to visit at the home of
the formers brother, Geo. Gallaty,
left last Saturday for their home at
Prairie Farm.
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SALES M EN-

BIG MONEY, big line, all necos3i-
groceries, paints, oils, stock
food. Sell at wholesale. Goods and
house nationally known Immense
crops insure vast trade. Quit road
stay in home territ0ry-build homes
and bank accounts as hundreds do.
Regular trade, quickly, easily Gov
cred. No capital-effectiye selling
helps $3.50 to $500 monthly easy.
Write today. JOHN SEXTON & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, 23G W. Lake St,
Chicago, III. tt
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LOST
FOUND
SITUATION WANTED

COOK, thoroughly competent, wants
position. Ample experience in lum-
Der camps. Satisfaction guaranteed.
c. w. FUNK, Withee, Wis. 31-34
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TONY
special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
w. N. Parkinson is a Ladysmith
caller today.
Mrs. W. n Parkinson was a Lady
smith caller Tuesday.
The Catholic church is holding
mission here this week.
A. F. Helm left Sunday morning for
an extended trip through Iowa.
George Ogden, Of Amery, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Louis Menard.
The NJ. E. Church will hold a pub
lie lunch next Wednesday. Everyone
is welcome
Louis A. Menard was a Sunday
guest at the Ogden home at Amery
last Sunday.
DR.. Freidstein was a Ladysmith
caller Tuesday, accompanied by the
mission father.
The John Helm Co.'s new office is
near completion, and is a fine mod
ern up-to-date building.
Mrs. Louis Menard and daughter
Harriet, returned Monday, after an
extended visit at Amery.
Miss Celia Nelson is still on the
sick list as the result of an operation
for appendicitis about three months
ago.
English Lutheran Thanksgiving
services will be held at the NJ. E.
church at 700 p. M, the Rev. E. w.
Schwartz, Of Ladysmith, officiating.
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SHELDON
Correspondence

OpSSAo1 SO11 S0pOuuSl1CC
There was a dance at the hall
Saturday night.
Bert Holman and wife have gone
to live in Conrath.
Mrs. S. c. Sergeant of Lady
smith, is spending a few days with
Sheldon friends.
Leslie Spurrier and family have
arrived here from North Dakota to
try Sheldon again.
A family named Goltz have come
here from Weirgor and moved into
the Hebard house.
There seems to be as many men
hunting as usual this season in spite
of the change in the game law.
Thos. Kast, a former resident here,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TWO AUTOMOBILES for sale or
trade. Also horses and cattle for
sale.-See E. M. WORDEN.
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CONRATH
Correspondence.


Miss May Wheeler, of Mitchell,
S. D., is here visiting her aunt and
niece, Mrs Eldred and Miss E. Paris.
Miss Wheeler may stay all winter.
There are many outside hunters
here, but the deer are scarce or they
don't seem to wait long enough for
the hunters bullets to reach them.
L. E. Parsons, of Sparta, returned
to his home Monday afternoon af-
ter visiting at the home of S. j.
Paulson a few days. Mr.. Parsons
thinks highly of the future of Con
rath
The ladies' Aid Society will hold
bazaar and give an oyster social
Dec. 8th. Conrath people are look
ing forward to a very enjoyable
time. AL are cordially invited to
be present.
Garfield Finley and family, from
Niles, Mich, arrived here Wednes-
day morning, accompanied by Mr..
Finleys father. Mr.. Finley expects
to make his home here. He has a
very promising family Of five boys
and one girl.
Prof. E. j. Delwiche called here
last week looking over plans and
specifications for the laying of a con
crete floor and the most modern barr
fixtures for the new barn at the
demonstration farm, heretofore men
toned in the NewsBudget.
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has returned to Ladysmith, from
whence he moved ''out west" a year
or two ago.
e. d. Lacy has sold his team to
Elmer Whitaker, who has lately pur-
chased land and settled near here.
Geo Hancock and Clarence Teet-
ers have come here to hunt, but will
return later to the vicinity of
TOmah, where they have been en-
ployed the past season.
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EXEL-AND

Mr.. Clark, of Couderay, was To-
cal caller Saturday.
Roy Veness has moved into the
house recently remodeled by Charles
Price.
Rev. D. j. Howe will preach at the
schoolhouse here on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 25th.
A deer dear p hunter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Make
Jacques, Nov 18th.
MI and Mrs Gale Hewitt, OF
Chetek, are visiting with the G. w.
Veness family this week.
Geo. Christensen has purchased
timbered forty of ]. D. R. Stevens,
and will log it this winter.
Mrs. Peter Cunningham, of Rock
Elm, Wis, is visiting her father, W..
II. Persons, and other relatives.
VIM. H. Wick, of Oak Lawn, ILL.,,
has purchased the SWA Of Sec. TO-
37-7 and will bring his family here
next summer.
G. w. Veness, who has been at
tending the meeting Of the county
board at Hayward, returned Satur-
day.
w. Rothman, OF Milwaukee, has
purchased eighty acres Of land Of
John P. Hume, and will move here
| 7,Ovt
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, of James
Vile, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. H. Persons, re-
turned to their home Saturday.
w. NJ. VanGilder and j. Brown, OF
! Chicago, who have been hunting on
Nail Creek, returned to the city
Sunday evening, having killed a nice
deer.
Howard and Robert Staples, with
two nephews, all of River Falls, are
visiting old friends and neighbOrs
here this week Howard Staples
used to own the land owned by Hou2
Bros.
J. R. Miller's car Of movables ar
rived Thursday from Mylo, N. d. we
are always glad to see former resi-
dents returning after trying gu
other parts. 1t is a strong recon
mend for the country.
1t has been reported by good auth
GRITTY that Sweet & Rrainerd, o
Bruce, will install a saw mill OF
their lands on Nail creek this win
ter. They have very fine lot O
timber and we are glad to hear tina
they will begin operating.
The Town Board sold the tw(
miles Of new road to be built soutl
from the corner one-half mile Wes
of the village at auction Saturday
and the contract was awarded t.
Geo. Lane. The road was sold fOl
$2.35 for the first mile and $2.5'
for the second mile, and is to b
built complete.
Nearly every able bodied man il
this village, who is able to carry ;
gun, has voluntarily entered tn.
ranks Of the great army that is nov
wasing war upon the enemy G?
deer, and will try to drive them from
their trenches behind the tree tops
etc by heroic charges, flankin.
movements and rear attacks. Man.
very fine specimen of the enemy G?
have already arrived from the bat
tlefield, showing that "our boys arr
equal to the occasion, and latest re
ports are that the "anemy" is fall
ing back and unless reinforcement
arrive soon, the country will be fair
ly we'll cleared of them by Dec. LIST.
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