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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

oicn ongcieete @cbiibr nicbt be3q6.
len, 6aben Su gew1rtigen, OaB i6nen
oie gem16rteu 9iedte ent5ogeu mer-
oen, wenn iie niht in @dloe i6ren
@erpfli6tingen noHfommen. Sm
9luftraa Ser @uogetbeb0roe ian0te
Scr Sta0tGontroleur geitern al aIle
Saumieli9en Oiesbe5iigliHe @arnln-
gen.
9iiiditdnoia iino in Der SouptioHe
@c6ii6rcu iiir oos SSo6r 1914, etlihe
Ootiren a6er nod pom Sabre 1918.
Stcuerre6 nuilgcn mer0cn
am 90. Sonuor ans &C.
an0t.
SSm @urcou OcS Stnereinnebmcrs
puroe 1eIteru angefiinoigt, ooB nit
ocm @erionot bon SteuerrcAnii-
gen crit am 20. Somlor bcgonnen
merocn piro. Eroboem miro IN 0eni
gureou oes Steuereinne6mers init
Der Gntoegcrno6mc Der Stencrn fir
1915 ont nGtIten 6reitag 6egonncn
lperocn mo f0nnen Steueredniunacn
bis 81 oieiem Gage auf i@riitlideS
oocr perionli1eS Griuhen erlougt
iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

fir 9erf3cig $3.50, fir Sranspor-
tation $30756. gsegen aronf6cit
puroen z 9ldnncr nad Dem @}arD.
lono @euerol Soipital geianot, no
leiOer ein @lann am 2. Ge5em6er
itar6; Oa or fot6olii6 mar, murOe er
BON ser st. %incent sc @oul-@e-
ieai6aft" 6egra6en 9os Oeutitbe
Goniulat ii6erna6m es, oie 6onilie
in Geuti6lano 81 6euodridtigeu.
@egeupdrtig unteritiiben mir nod
an so oieier @ldnner.
Sic n6eoerateO Charities unO
Oie n6rienOID Snn-@eicaidaft~ 6a-
ben ms reoliA ge6olfeu, uno mir
iinO oeniel6en 9lnerfennlng ibuloig.
Gie llnteritiibungen ormer Sami-
g9ittpen ino &in0ern iin0
ouf feline Weiie geidmdlert poroen,
Oos Grefutip-Gonite benii6t iid,
Oieie @iilfe nidt o65ufiir5cn.
Cine GurGiidt oeS geribteS lm-
ieres SGobneiiters crpeiit OoB mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
lInter6nLtnnna.gacnlueiler

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,2Drit" LlcniinQ 10. Sonif0r. Nbcnos
0On3cfi ncs 49, ~ SOmpbonlc SrOccrs"
3cbuic6 4caDrbrsNccifnl 5rciiQa ben 10.
Tannur 4 lihr 1lhmiilaNs.
,Nrancg rro Nnicr Grnnicn'l liHicril ..0crciu"
SoWiiaQ. Den l7 Nnur0r. aniicrnr0icn I'M
aHlDctlp fau." 0alicrn AucnueJloao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Dos Metier.

Sir WlarDlan0 rno oen 0iitrift
Columbia bclte 9iegen oOcr Shnec
uno nor0oiliNe gSin0e.
Gic nicori9itc Sempcratur betrua
20 @roo I'M 7 llbr Nlorgens uno
oic 06hlte 35 @ro0 Inn 3 ll6r g2ah.
miitoas.
Gic ar5Btc Sdneaigfcit oeS @in'
oes mar Q @leilen 0ic Stlnoc bonn
glorooiten.
Ger 5cuhtiefeitsgebalt DER 2uft
mar 80 4ro8cnt I'M s llbr 0lorgens
mo IS 9sro8ent um 5 llbr 9(bcnos.
Sn oen anoercn @etter.9eobad-
tim9s- 5tationen oes 2anoes puroen
Sic folgenoen nieorigiteu Scmperatu'
reH Der5eidnet:
qltlantic.Gitp 2G, @isinard s,
Bolton "a, Buffalo 80, Gbarleiton
Al, Chicago SO, Glepclano "a, Den.
Der IA Gctroit 26, Gullt6 "a, Gait.
port 10, @alueiion 4G. @reen Ban
32, Satteras 3S, SoDre %, Selena
2S, Sadionoiac "a, aanias.Gitp 80,
anorDiQc "a, 2ouiSDiQc 3S, @lar.
oucttc 80, @1cmp6is 40, Montgo-
mcrg 40, 9lontreal t6, 9lantudet
2G. g1clp.Grleans 50, Nep.Dorf 26,
Gflaboma 80. philadelphia 26,
Niits6ura6 81, 4ortlano, De, 1G,
gSortlono. Ore, AZ, Guebcc 6, ga.
lcia6 %. Salt 2afc Gitp tS, Gan
8raucisco Al, ct. 2ouiS "a, 5cran-
ton 20 Shreveport AZ, Spofone 80,
egrocuic %, Gompo So, @ai6ing-
TON 26, @innipeg 6.
&er mad 6er5ensluit laden wia,
Der beiMd)c
-6eute unb m0rgen
bic @pritelluMgen Der
Srniua &lace WcieIlidait
in 2ll6aus6's G9cenm.
(Sant2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
9entIdlc @eieIidaft O0n @larplanO.

Sa5res6cridt Oes @rdiiOentcn -Gie
9luipriide 6eOeutcno gr0Ber unO
Die freiwiaigen 9eitrdge Oel fIei.
ner 9cluorOen.-Siilie t6rt gtot5.
2lud germddtniiie ioIlten &C.
madt uer0en A. Ger 9eriht Oes
9lgenten. - Gie neuen 9eamten
Gie ,0citide @eicaibaft bon
UforDlano@ bielt geitern 9lbenO inn
nelen Seim Oes n@ermouia-Glubs,
g2c. 1902, 9lor0.GborIesitroBe, ibre
iGbrli6e @encrol.&eriammlung uno
@comtenpabl o6. 9roB Oes miOri-
gen @citers bottc iiA cine itattli1e
3o6l Der @1itglicocr eingeflnoen 10.
gar Ser &r6iioent emeritus Der @e-
ieliMoft, &r. 2ouis IS. @ennigbau-
fen, mar anpeien0, obgleib er sur
3eit fr6nfelt. Sr. &obert lR. 0fotber,
ser felt Dielen Sobrcn reges SSntereiie
an 0eu @eiHdften Der Organization
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
suunenanf. nuO iIntersans.

Sonncnoiifqona. ...7 II. 26 81.
Sonncnunicrgong ....5 Il. . 30.
W1onoaufgong 3 Il. 80 90. 01orgens.
8hitb. Q II. So 30. Wlorgens-
8luib ..3 Il. 43 80. gladu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

moc6t morOen. Scr SAlcppcr IS.
$. @lcrritt" 6u9iirte Oos S1iif natb
Sampton 9Roaos, ipo6in Die nat6 Der
Stran0uug Oes Ganpiers geloidte
2oOung ge6ra6t worOen mar @enn
Oieie 2aoung wicOer an 8orO ge'
6ro6t ieiu miro, iol Ser Gampfer
inper8ii0li6 feline @citcrfa6rt fort
ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

'6entc: DGin 9ia6enOater, "SdUanf
bOn Snrnp.
MOrsen; DSnfauteriit @flanme,"
9riessidwunf OOn 9leal & Teruer.
(Son12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
pic 28aCtinaorer &parBomRea1.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

9bonucNtu, oic ben ,.TMfiden 0prrciyDn.
oeuicn" nml pHnitld uoct nngcaclm1hIn Ct,
Nnirn, lino 0cbeicn, Der Office OnOUn per Eclrs
Dlrn oocr ihriit"n @hlt0cllHn0 5H ulaMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

" u II VI q.
Observation-Disclosures Nan-
ming erfldrte geitern, OaB bic @orf.
be60roc pcgeu Der geplanten I'm.
pouoluna oes Mount 9loDal 9Reier-
Doirs i'm Drili0 Sill @orf in Gin
0fieutli1eS Sdmimmbao nod feinen
oeiinitiOen @ei6luB geioBt uno Dab
eS iib in eriier 9inie Inn oie Sroge
6onole, o6 geniigenoc @eIoniittcl sur
6inancirlmg oes Blanes por6onoen
iein peroer.
SSm guoget fiir 1915 reripilliate
oie guoget6e6oroc $30,97774 fir
neue imo ollgeineine @orfperbeHe.
ringen. 0ieie Summe fonnte Sic
@arfbeborOe fir Die 6ta6lirung oes
Sdmimm6ooeS DeriuenOcn, ober oie
@orf Gommiii1re lueroen i1pcrIib
cinen oerorti0en 5Aritt lnterue6.
men o6ne porber Den &lon Ser guO-
get6e60rOc 3u itnter6reiten.
Seit Ser @lon III oie Oeiieutlidfeit
gelangte, uuroen geaen Oeniel6en
BON uerihieoenen 9iiraern meldc
III Der 9lnA6oridaft oeS @lt 9lopal
Norfcinganges wo6nen Eroteite er.
6oben
g9arnung fiir ionmieIige e
3abler
&erionen uno 6irmeu, iuelhe bon
Ser 9uoeei6e66roe fleine &riDiIegien
lpie fir Shiloer. Sonuenodder etc.
cr6ieltelt aber oie iiir oieic %ri0ile-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

Gin Dentmal osutf@=
itolisniider Breunofduft 1ebt auf
BEN WeranoerplaB au Berlin. SIS
if Sic 8srolina, Sic nod benz Mooel'
pm profeHor S%unoriefer aus butt
tettDtliAem f9pebiiden Grant, sez
ldaffen ipurbe unb am II. De3sm<
Der 1895 entbiiut tppr6en lit. Das
8ipsmobeu ltano am potsoamer
9o9nbof, als an 81. Mai 1889 Ser
italienilbe &Dnts Sumbrt Berlin
'beipAte, lpo er our 8etrGftisuna oes
Drelburces als @ot un1eres Roiz
iers lpeilte. DaS Stanbbilb her
9erolina, oas benz RDnig Sen @ruB
Der @eiGsbaaptitabt entgeaenbradte,
aeftel oontals fo auberorbentlid, oab
.beidIo7en muroe, es in feltem Mate=
rial barall1tenen uno an eil,em Ger
berfebrSreiditen Yuntte 9erlins, alf
Gem Mleranberplabe, gu errit1en,
sylur ipenige abnen nod, bab Die gum
Grube ousgeitredte Sano EMIT einenl
italieni19en RDnige %suipintte. Die
les Stanbbilb lit elm 5eitenItiid gil
Der Marmprbenttafel, Sic italient{9c
@troe1ten in Der Worbole Ser llni=
periitdt aus MnloB hires Yeiudes
Der Reidsbauptltaot I'M Sabre 1897
ben beutI9en 8ommilitpnen seipenz
BET 6aben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Git leidtes, %anaenebmes 2asirmittcl

Cine peer stuei Ser 81. Sings giclp
2ife Yius" NIT et1lem @las 8a1er
abenb. 8eiu ldled)ter, %nad)boltiz
ger 8ei6mad; feline lbmerSenben,
naa,1genebmen Baie. SIR ipadt am
Noraen alt, baht eineu freie,1, leidz
ten Stnblgang inns fiiblt Sen gan5en
+Sna fetn. .9r. Sings Nen 2ife Yius"
Fiperhen bon ullen Srpgiltcn n%erfullit.
E36.in einem Sriginalpadet. fir 25e.
9pIt cine Slal6e bel1te ~ nnb cre
|frert gllb zines leibteu. angenebmel,
2agirmittels. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
@ubalt= itatt Mifclt4s!atticrnng.

Ser beliebteln WidelzY lottierung
fir ubren, M%utompbile, Mptor= 5lpeiz
ridiber IL. |. IN. 1T Elm neller uap gez
fGbrli9er aonturrent in Ser &obalt=
Ylattierung erltonben. 9as MstaIl
&obalt 1T lppbl Dem grDbten Sell
beS BublitumS ipenigitens Dem Naz
men nod betonnt; ober cine gum So
balt Plattieren geeignete 2Dilng 1T
erit in alleriingiter Set %erfunoen
lpprber, uno lie ioll better 1ein, ais
bic beiten del-Pluttierunge11, pelt]e
mon bisber tenrt.
aobalt 1T benz Ridel ne6e oer=
tpanbt; cine Ylattterlmg nit erltvrem
metall 5eist cine 6elonpers %gldnSerlb=
peiBe Mbt0nung, bic 5ugleid, i'm Sc
geniaB SIT delzYlattierrng, einen
lei1ten bIduliden Mnf1l1s bot nno
Iih bebeutenr leibter pplieren ldBt.
als Der Widel. @iner Der @rfinosr.
SER $. s. &almus, erlangte ppn
elmer groBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tionsee{ell11aft bic @rloubris, III Sc
rem Mottierutgsraum Die l,elle @r.
finbl,ng onsupenpen; unb er fanb,
ooB er bies minpeitens fiinfoehnmal
10 IGnell gu tun permodte, lpie Dos
plattieren nit Nidel. Sir BLOB or=
1,amentale Mrbeit por nun cine Ylat=
tierlng Don elmer Minute erfproer!i6,
nm bic seipiinl cite Mbt0nung 81 ee=
ben, lpdbrenb BET Nidel oretbi9 Mi=
mten Bis gu elmer Stu1lbe erfprnerz
lt6i morcn.
Wton prpbierte ferner Die 9artc Der
aobalt Ylottierung i'm @erslei@ sir
Muttierung bon Nidel unb fo,b, bob
Ntdel 1i9 friibcr abfd|euerte. 81
1deint benn 8pbalt 10 siemlid alles
fir ii9 gu babet, - MIR bob Ridel
Billiger tommt, pasSnatiir!id) Elm ienr
midtiser lln,itano 1T. ODD %erlparte1
non, bob otes reidli6 n%ufaenoqen
lpirb burf Die seringeren Soften fir
bic @lettrisitdt, Bic seringere Set
sum Blattieren, unb notiirli6 burf
Sic Site .urb Die @10nbsit Ser D:
Belt, 9nber biirfte mon bolb w.sbl
ppn benz ne,len 8erfohren bDri,.
tH'Fat fAa.NN& E -aEEMgEtaANEA 4@.#t.sx ~ EH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Sic repulutionartn sMrmtlitr.
FfribrprOpaaai,bas ,Gusiaubs u,tb Ru,le
..lnbs III Der Giirtci.

Sic Diligence Sapos' Assum %. qRat
leg .Sa6res fplgenbg .bott Ben Mes
r'iitsen Tranfrei6s, @rpbbritan=
Frs uuo Mubtdnbs I'M gesen1eitiaen
rberitanonis bef9lpffene grtldrl1nq
FDHentlidt: Set ungefdbr eineap
oaat begebt Sic titfH9e.. urb fur.
fe 8ebD1terung Mrtheniers unter
alouns unb oft NIT unter}tablrng
= osmonii9en 8eb1r6ea. Muifen.'
orbe inter ben Mrmeiliern. 5plde
aiienmorbe buben nm Bic Msitte
8 Mpru III graerum, Ierbf9an,
]llin, 9itlts, Mul@, Saiiur, Set
n unb IN gana ailttten itattgefunz
b. Sic @nppbner Dpn. llr1gefGbr
Enbert 9Drfern in Der ltmgebung
II Man finb ollie ermorbet, llnD bas
menii4e 8iertel 1T bon Ben Rurben
lagert pprben. Sur 1elben 3sit
bic osmmii9e Regierung segen
E fpebrlo1e armeniide @epDtterung
aonfmtinopel gsmiitet.
Die Raiierli4 tiirtifde Megierung
Bt btsf Ell grtlarungett unb Bebaup=
Engen ben iNdrflten Wiber1prud
ttgegen. Gs lei p0llig. fal19, bab
Der 9Irtei Morbtaten pber aar
1aiIsnmorDe anSben Mrmeniern itatt=
Efnnoen bdtten..s Seoer, Der Die Ner=
%iltnilie ternt, lpeib CUR @eniigc, bat
pie 8eauftraFen oes 9reiperbun=
insbelpnbere biejenigen NuB.
ln0s unb @nglonbs itnb, Sic iebt
5elesenbeit beniiBen, bic orlnenil9s
BebDlterung gum Mufrubr gegen 81
saiferlt@e He9ierung on5uIttften
oieie unaufb0rliden nmtriebe baber
d felt benz 8eginn Der 5einb5elig:
siten slpii9en benz Ssmantlder
teid 1lnD ben oben 9enannten Resie:
ungen ber1ddrft. 60 baben ibr'
foniuln uno moeren 8eauftragte1
8ulsarien u1rb in RltnGnien Jung,
irtt11e Mrmenier uber Marno, Gu;
fna, 8onitan5a unD 10 peiter nod
lem &autaius gei6idt. Diefe 2eut
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

DieeiAfadRe 5prm Ser Vbo=
toyrapbie 1T oas gidtpausperfabren
gum Sppieren BON 3eidnuagen, Man
iibt eS aus, inbem nun ein 9tiid
papier unter Der gu topierenoen
3ei4nung benz 2iAt ausiebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

papen II, a, etnige 3aige our gntgleiz
flung gebrrudt. Mnbererfeits traten
bic Rpmlnahparrten Der englif9 ranz
aDiii1den @eeitreittrdfte in @erbinz
;6ung nit ben Mrme,liiern Der @yegeub
Dot Moara, 9Srty ol, Sungurtalit,
Mera11brette n1b nnberen RRiuiiitenor<
ten unb itacdtbelten bieie gum Mufrubr
ouf. Die Wfrtm1enier Don 3eitun baz
Ben IIii9 betpaffnet gege1 bic Scatter
li9en 8ebiD;rfben erboben uInb bic Rez.
5iDerra bes @o,lperlteurs utn5ingelt.
Mnge1i9ts bieler 5atladrn bottle bic
s&ailerline Megierung Bic sssfli9t, bic
Mepolution nit ollen ibr gu Gebote
tebenben 9eleB1i@en Mitteln gu n1lz
terbruden.
9ie 9ppn Der Roiisrliithe1 Regierl11g.
~getrpffenen Mabnabmen gesen Die
Notwithstanding Der Mrmetlier tel.
len teinestpess eiiatte srsen bieie ses
ri9tete Betpeglng bar, pas 1Gon
baralss b%erpprsebt, bafb.bon ben ~
1885 Mrmeniern 8onitantinppels nur
235 Der Mitfduto an Der a%ufitaa=
bi{den 8etpegungs be5idhgt 1nb berS
baftet iporben iinb, mdii6renb bic an
Deren III Mube ibren- @e1bdften na9e
! seben utb 1id Der srDbten @iderbeit
erfreuerl.
Mnf Sc M Mege na9 BET
8abnitotion in Sbbrt Sins, q. S.,
BON ND aus iie i6re 9o9seitsrei1e
antreten' ipplten, Bat bic jlnees sJyra1
SaDrenee Melion aus @,lmmit penig'
Stunoen nod Ser erfolgten 9rarurq
bas 8ein gebroden ms m1lbtce mad
Der elterliden 8obmung 5uriidge:
bra9t lperben. 5rau Nelfon lpllrbt
aus Dem Mutp geI9leubert, bas felt
gigentiimer u. s.. 8at9eloer lentte
als bic 5teuerung Der Mafdin
pl0Bli6 iii l~1noronulng geriet unb bal
Mllto geger1s ei1len Baum trodte. Gel.
ion, 1oipie 8at9eloer unb bsnen 6ral
iinO unberleBt entfommen. Die Il
pIDbli9 umterbrp9ene 9pd,5eitSrei5l
1T iebD9 nllr aufge{doben: 1l,b lpirt
angetreten perbsu, iobulb Sral gecI:
ion gebeilt 1T.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05

miles for a daily route but It Is
thought that the influx of settlers dur
ing the coming spring will make up
the deficit and the route may then be
permanently established.
VIM. Hackshaw, Nashua's success
full truck farmer informs the 1nde-
pendent that he is making prepare
tions to make his truck farm and gar
den bigger and better than ever the
coming year. Last year Mr.. Hack
shaw raised almost every kind of We
getable that grows and everything
was of the finest variety. He is a firm
believer in the fertility and product
~iveness of the soil tributary to Nash
VA, and states that it will produce any
thing. In the meantime Watch Hack
shaw Grow Vegetables.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05

fine draft mares at the Zimmerman
horse barns.
Geo. Mecko went to Glasgow on
Friday last to consult a physician in
regard to the removal of a small bone
which had lodged in his throat. The
bone was insuch a position that he
could not eat, and although not Of a
serious nature, was not entirely en-
joyable.
The outlook for the renewal of the
reclamation work on the Fort Peck
reservation the coming summer is not
very bright at present. As yet no
appropriations have been made and it
is doubtful whether or not congress
will see it's way clear to set aside any
money for this project.
T. H. Pritchard, of Grow Colony,
came into Nashua Sunday on a pair
of skees. MI. Pritchard departed
the next day for his former home in
Minnesota where he intends to re-
main until spring work opens on the
reservation, when he intends to ne
turn and engage in active farming.
The settlers on the Fort Peck re-
servation are agitating the establish
ment of a rural route. At the pre-
sent time it is doubtful whether
enough patrons could be secured as u
are required within a radius of &c
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
HOPE VALLEY NEWS

Mildred Lidke is at Sundler's for a
week or two.
Billy Glass visited with the Whal-
ems last Friday.
Tyey had a good dance at the Rich
land schoolhouse on Friday night.
Carl Nelson returned with a load of
goods from Glasgow the other day.
He reports the roads pretty hard all
the way out.
Mildred Lidke vas at Glentana the
other day on business, on her way
back she spent the night visiting with
Mrs. Kirk.
Ed Fisher was a Scobey ~'is:tor
last week and brought home a load of
seed wheat. They got two big loads
of fine Macaroni wheat.
!. Roland Arnold and Billy Komminski
got back from their trip to the Scobey
country on Saturday afternoon, where
they were after a six horse load Of
seed oats
Mildred Kirk had a birthday IN the
twelfth and oneth, Thirteen is an un-
lucky number, you know. May you
live long and happy Mildred, and al
"lucky" numbers.
They had a quilting bee" at Har'
ry Mikkelson's the other day and com
pleted the quilt that is to be ratified Of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
THE GLASGOW COURIER

n will be a part Of District No. Z.
The following children will attend the
new educational institution: Mabel
Dorothy and Bernice Evenson, Oscar
n lnga Derickson, Leslie Smiley, Jo-
sephine Cleveland, Varyl, Roger and
Hazel Hartsock, and Myron and Iona
Frost. The proposition of having the
school opened has been unanimously
accepted by the parents of the above
named children.
A delightful social party in honor
Of Washington's birthday, was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Ratchford on Monday night. Card
playing, dancing and other amuse-
ments were features of the evening
Those present were Misses Ruth Fra
ry, Vivian Harden Jose McFadden,
Ethel Powell, Margaret Lund, English
Grace Gordon, Margaret Sheehy, Hoer-
ster, Virgie Grove, Mrs. Ella Powell
and Mrs. Lillian Mott, and Messrs.
Bert Seeley, Chas. Spence Albert l.
Blankenship, w. w. Ludlow, Norman
Webster, Hilmer Lund, w. E. Bailey
Morris Denham, Albert D. Washburn
Sherman Lund and Emmett Grow.
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HINSDALE ITEMS

HINSDALE ITEMS
From The Tribune:
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Werner on Thursday.
James Corcoran and julius Nygard
we're in Hinsdale from Vandalia last
Saturday.
The card club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Davis at their
home on Tuesday evening.
Chas. E. Peterson, county coroner
was a business visitor from Glasgow
on Saturday.
Martin c.. Leonard, assistant of the
Valley County Bank, spent Sunday at
the parental home in Glasgow.
DR.. T. L. Cockrell reports the ar
rival of a fine baby boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Betz of Vandalia
last Saturday.
H. w. Baalke left on Tuesday eve
ming for the county seat where he was
called to do juryduty in district court
for the term which began Wednesday
Louis G. White of Bottineau, N. D.,
arrived in Hinsdale on No. 3 Thursday
morning for a visit at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Frank Tooke of this
city.
Miss Ethel Powell, deputy county
superintendent of schools arrived last
Saturday from the county seat ano
visited a few days with friends III
Hinsdale.
A new school will be established
on the south bench and will open or
March Is. The new school will be To-
| Gated on the Loren Frost homestead
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THROW OUT THE LINE
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Weak kidneys need help.
They're often 0verWorked-thcy
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Will you help them?
Read this Billings case.
"Mrs. A. w. Wright, 3419 Montana
St., Billings, Montana, says: One Of
the family suffered off and on for
years from attacks of kidney trouble.
At times her back got so bad she
could hardly get about and her health
was much run down. Doan's Kidney
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NORTH BENCH

Mrs. Fred Miles is still on the sick
list.
Mrs. Alex Stevens went to Glasgow
Saturday.
John O'Neil called on Luther Dyer
Sunday afternoon.
Allen Collins has been on the puny
list for several days.
Fred Valentine and son, Herman,
were in town Friday.
Mrs. Will Peters has been sick
again, but is able to be up now.
Little liver Vertz is just recovering
from a severe cold and Group.
Mr.. Fred Miles has been housed up
for more than a week, with a severe
cold and sore throat.
Mrs. Helen M. Stonuey called upon
Mrs. J. l.. Dyer and Mrs. c. A. Col
Inns Wednesday afternoon.
A big dance was held at the east
schoolhouse Monday night. Everybody
present seemed to enjoy themselves.
J. L. Dyer, Lucian Hinkle and BY
Hill helped John O'Neil nov a house
over on his desert claim last Tues
day.
Mr.. Mitchell moved a shack out from
town to his claim about twelve miles
northeast, last Tuesday. He didn't
seem to be having very good luck,
for he upset several times.
Nh. Gamble purchased a fine team
of horses from A. C. Vertz a few
days ago. Now Mr.. Gamble has four
nice big horses, so of course he'll
show some Of his neighbors how to
farm.
Mrs. Ryall's house is about ready
for occupancy. The carpenters hav-
ing quit Wednesday. There are a few
finishing touches to be put on later
They expect to move out about the
middle of March or first of April.
Mr.. Lucian Hinkle of Springfield
NO., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. l.
Dyer, at present. Mr.. Hinkle is yer,
favorably impressed with Montana
even if it is quite a contrast to Mis-
souri,, for there they were blowing
and getting ready for spring work II
general.
Mrs. j. L. Dyer entertained a mum
Der of friends and neighbors last Tues
day evening in honor of little Alice:
fourth birthday. Rock and Flincl
were engaged in until a late hour
Refreshments were served at mid
night after which the company broke
up, wishing Alice many more birth
DAYS. She received several nice pre-
sents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist went to Glas
Cow Saturday. John marketed som
wheat for which he received a fame.
price. Wheat is the highest it ha
been in years and still there is go
ing to be a large acreage sown thu
wear. If we have a good crop an
the high price on wheat and othe
grains remains, there won't be so man
poor people around here, at any rate
there won't be so many dissatlshe
people.
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NASHUA ITEMS

From The Independent:
The Misses Gertrude Burkhardt, Lo-
la Ranney and Stella Nordgard were
visitors in Glasgow Saturday.
Miss Fay Aker and Miss Anna o.
Brien are in Glasgow taking examin-
ations to obtain teachers certificates.
Jack Mullins of Glasgow, was trans
acting business in Nashua on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
William j. Kidd, of Nashua, went ia
Glasgow Tuesday for the purpose OF
making final proof upon his home
stead west of town.
We failed to mention in our last
issue that Mr.. Allen, who resides or
the reservation recently returned rfon
Minneapolis where he purchased
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at the Kirk school house next Friday
night the twenty-sixth. Those who
quilted were Mr.. and Mrs. Mikkelson,
Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. r. Glass and Mrs.
r. C. Arnold. Rudolph Glass thread
ed the needles.
Pumpkin Husker.
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Says Abe Martin: Tilford Moots
was run t. earth by a Ford yesterday
an laid up fer almost an hour"
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