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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27
Warren Thomas Gives Out a Barret
Letter That Causes Much Comment

The following letter, addressed t,
Warren Thomas, assessor Of st. Tam
many parish, il being discussed b!
the New Orleans papers. The situa
ton is somewhat humorous, wher
we consider that Mr.. Barret is run
ming ~ q prohibitionist and Col
Pleasant az . local optionist:
My Dear Mr.. Thomas:
am just out Of . campaign
for the Constitutional Conven.
tion and during that time had
absolutely NO opportunity to an-
swer my c0rresp0ndoace.
Referring to the question you
inquire about, am local op.
ZIONIST. / believe that parishes
~ . unit, ought to regulate
those sort Of Affairs, like they
do In tagging for smallpox, dip
thegia or scarlet fewer. / be-
neve I'm the parish ~ . unit.
II tho unit r. lessened, Il ought
only to bo with the consent Of
the people Of the parish. Per.
sonally, have always thought
that the biggest thing In tho
parish II the parish itself. As
It furnishes the courthouse and
grand jury, provides for the
criminal expenses, ETC., its su.
premacy should be maintained.
Prohibition has never been
submitted to the people Of Cad
do but twice. On the other oc-
casi0n 1 was present and voted
for prohibition.
Tho agricultural sections Of
our State do not favor the open
saloon. Tho great mass Of our
people get along better without
them. The parish Of Caddo has
been dry for some yeaFs. Most
all Of its country wards have
been dry for many years, some
of them rs long ~ sixteen years. :.
The matter is not much discuss-
ed here, though some people In.
sist on making II An issue even
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27

There are a large number Of books
saA are thrown aside by pupils who
ae advanced to higher grades and
uaNe ~. 70 purchase new ones. Often
sasse books are perfectly good and
vu' answer the purpose Of the pupil
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27

Mrs. Thos. Guzman and daughter,
Claire, are on visit Of Z few days
lin New Orleans, for slight opera
ton ON her daughters throat.
Mr.. L. J. Napier, the popular
conductor Of the Shore Inc passen-
ger, 10 on q visit to jackson, Miss.
and while there will cross the Hot
Sands Of the Desert" under the aus
pices Of Wahabi Temple, Of Jack
son.
Miss Myrtis Spring. Of Palestine,
La, in on q visit to relatives here.
We had q visit hast week from oul
| old friend, Mr.. ]. b. Van Zandt, con.
ductor on the N. o. g. n. main line
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The homes of Slidell will be open
to he delegates sent 70 the Parish
Sunday School Convention. to be hel
at the Baptist Church in Slidell on
Thursday, December 8. Every sup.
erintendent Of the parish and many
other delegates should attend the
convention and help make it the best
ever hold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27
sALalEN cos. NEW MILL.

01A&01xN VO0s NEW N1AA1'
The Salmen Brick & Lumber Conn
pany is building q double-band saw
mill at Slidell. It will increase the
output of lumber Of that company
considerable at q less cost. A hun
dred foot water tower is also being
built, with q capacity Of $4,000 gal
Ions. The work is under the super
vision Of w. ]. Rowland.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27
FRECKLES.

In commenting upon "Freckles''
the Arkaasas Democrat, Of Little
Rock Ark, under date Of Novem-
her 6th, had the following to say:
'"rhose who like . clean comedy
drama with plenty Of reward for the
hero and ipualshment for the william,
with incidental sentiment and come
dy, viii enjoy the production OF
''Freckles," which Is to be an at
|traction again this evening at the
Kemper Theatre. "Freckles" IL q
dranati1ation Of Mrs. Gene Stratton-
Porter's beautiful story Of the same
name. The cast contains some very
good players, ok song numbers, and
the play is decidedly better than the
average IN such productions. The
title role. portrayed by Mr.. Larze-
lere, II handled in mastery way,
and the lovers Of "Freckles' in the
book will like him in the play. The
songs which Mr.. Larzelere sings are
mostly Irish and contain much home
ly sentiment. The part Of Angel,
Freckles. sweetheart, 10 portrayed by
Miss Rasburn, Z most attractive
young lady who reads her lines very
clearly and without affection. Mr..
Johns, the comedian, is remembered
here from his last appearance III the
Prince Of Pilsen. The remaining
members Of the cast give invaluable
support and sid materially in making
the play the success that It is. To-
might the newsboys Of Little Rock
will be the guests Of "Freckles."
"Freckles'' will be presented here
Thursday, December 2, at the Park
view Theatre. Seats on sale at
|Schonberg's Pharmacy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27

many Farmer ONCE, where they will
be turned over to him. He will see
that they ere given to those who de-
oefve them.
BY thus helping in this matter.
some children will be enabled to at
tend school who otherwise must stay
|ak home.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-11-27

Mrs. E. G. Prueh paid visit to
New Orleans Monday to do her win
ter shopping.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

brenneno. ST. fruste .eifris mad BEN
llntcrofit5ier. Miiiuer, uno bic Damt,
Die ibrem Neffen germ p~rotesleren
lpoqte, lobtc ieine ioloatii9an 8u9en
rDb Der 9srr Meffe aud idon &C.
gen f9lporoe Iruppen getGmpft babe"
rDas tpii1e iie ntht. Mber bus
miiTe ood lpoll ihredIid iein =.
fretltd aildp intsr1l ant ~. Db Der
@err Muior {. n"
Der rSerr Maior" nabm Ser Das
me bic. lptltiirlide Rangerb0buns
ni@t ionberli4 libel uno er5dDltc
nun:
rSa, Ct babe sesen bic @dpar5en
9etdmpft. @inen 9tadtan9riff."
Die Dame riidte, aufs b0hite gef
ipannt, oi9ter an ben @prehenDen.
-. . grauiig lei es seipeien.. j. lpN
tpilbe Siere ). Die Meifer in BEN
Munbe
.ytein -. aber 80
49,. man babe gegfallbt. in Der
Milonts gu lein y. i'm l1riualb !. !"
r9Hrealid 81. fGyis --li4 &. err
odblen 5ie... 6i.le... bite"
-. ms !5anbaelenge fei mon mil
bet RerlS getDmnen u"
rMas mab meiu armer Nefie
bur9mad)en 4"
~. serunsen pislfad nit ibnen
$. 2eib aeaen 2eib.. unb - nit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Mur menige MiSconie
ner biirften lpiHen, 6ab bic Ginnob
men aus Ser Moltereimirt1doft Oes
Staates pro Sabr sr0ber iinb, als Bic
idbrti6e @olbprpbuttion in Mlasta.
uub sen Ser. gtaaten ~iberbaupt Be-
trdst. 3ur5eit brineen bic Mo!tez
r%eiproblitte Misconfins o[id6rlid)
iihr Dun0ert MiIipnen Dollars unt
bic @innabmcn iinb BON sSabr gu
Sabr III itetem Steigen begriffen. sc,
g%entpdrti9 beiibt Der Staot ufer
1.,55O,000 Mil9tiGe. SIM lebten
Sabr allein ipuroen 11ibt ipeni9er ols
5000 nelle &aTetiere III Den @taat
eingefiibrt. Miseoniin bat jebt Dem.
Stoot Neip Dort, ser bislang in be.
aug olf bic Mi(9pirtiduft i'll Der
nnioE an Der Spite maridisrte, Sen
Nona abaelaufcn.
Mus anno Sobot. poiten
Gum 9errn !Sauptmann): .sSerr
9auptmanll, nun itebe in ihon brei
@tunoen bier poften, unb nod imz
lner 1T feline Spur BON JeinDe gu
feben. Sd CLAUDE, infer 8ote fat
lid NIT Der ariegsertldrung perlall.
ten uno biefelbe Dem falf6en Teinbe
gebra6t,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Gucr 6mitcn faun furirt ucrbeu.


Seio lorsfaltis unb iest Gllh nidi
Su9llft. grl6Dpfuug ODER pIDeliden
2uftpcrdnberunacn alls unb ncbmt eine
9ebanhlung NIT n9r. Sings SEEN
9iscoberD". tppbrr6 SIR puiitip 2ina
oernng unb nit Ser Belt iiderlib Set
lung bon Current Suiten finSet. Sic
critic Soils i6ou b~eianftiet Sen Neis
bdlt Den Snltcn auf. Ser Dam III furz
aer3elt gang berldipinoct. .Sr. Sing:
Meip Siscpperp" lit erfolsreidj lett AZ
Sabren gebran6t ipnrben nno 9arone
tirt bic 9eilun8. @elb 5uriideritattet
tpe,u1 nibt befriehigeno. 5plt cine Slu=
Idle bon Gurem Npntbefer; lie fplteI
Cub nir lpenig nno 5iIft bel. .(an6.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
@iirmer bcruriaden bielc 2inber.
&rQnfhcitctt.

8iirmcr, BEL Snuienbcn, berallbcn
bag &inb Der g%rnabrung, ~berbinbern
letn Bad1en, neruria6en @aritopfung,
Entertaining, Nerboittdt, irre9rldren
glppettt, iSeber l1nb mandnal &rGm<
pie. n&idapoo 8or1m @iellr" gibt fir
bielc 2eioen 6iilfe. Gin @iertel BIG
gu cilem oieier a,,genebmen ganbbs
Sablettcn, getommen lallt 8oridrift,
tDbtet lnb bertretbt Sic 8iirmer. re-
gllirt Gllres &tnbes @agcn unb felt
@eilmbbeit unb 2ebensfraft nieber
ber. &olt cine Original 25c > 5dadte(
bon Current I~potbefer. gringt @nrcs
ainbes @einnobcit unb 3ltfllnft ntdt
in @efabr, tuenn Elm 10 iid6cres n11b
einfades Seilmittel 5t baben lit.
(gno.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Der De # erreider RuboI1
Malit, Der ieiner 3eit a n prGiibent
Mii1on unb ben Diterrei9iIden Sc
neralton{ul in Netp yort 8riefe ss=
l9rieben bat, in benen er @4abenz
erfob rerlanste, neil ibm ni9t Sic
M0glitbteit segeben peroe, nod ser
!6eimat 5urld3utebren, unb Der bcsz
9al6 unter Mntlase geiteut nurce,
bic ppit mibbroudt gu baben, ipuroe
i'm Bunoes<D iitrtttsseridt freiseIpyp..
den. Die Surp bradte elm auf. nidt
idulhig lautenbes 9ernitt Elm, nad)=
benz lie auf bes @ertsioigers Mntrog
BON Ridtsr entipre@eno initruiert
lporben mar. Malit mar cine 3cit
lang CUR Beobo@tung {eines Settles
suitanoes in 8eqeoue interniert aez
mel len, unb Dr. @resorp, Der i'm be-
pba6tet bate, ertlGrte i'm @eridt, ser
Mann lei infolge feinsr e~rapungenen
4bpefenbeit BON Jrou uni. ainoeln
uno ben @orsen, Die er lid, cir. Sqbr
binour6 gema9t babe, 5eitpeiie geiz
1tesqcftDr geneien, lei aber beilbar.
Iuf ieines Mnipolts Mntrag nuroe
Malit fofprt in 5reibeit sefeBt, ater
Ipater Rid'ter Murpbp i'm Seffcriun
Martett@ eridt poreefibrt, Der ibn
no9mals auf 5ebn 9aae nod Belle
pue fdidte.
Gin bes berudten q au
GeS berbG9tiser, ipdter als gbfparb
S. asllb, Elm gr=3udtbdusler unb
pielfud porbei troftes @ubiett, ioentiz
fi5ierter Mam, lief in Seem Dort olf
Der 6lu@t por etnem Jpn p~erfplselben
polioi{ten in Sic Dpnntopn Inter
STANDARDIZATION an 70. @trabe bin
al unh pplte Sic @eIeiie nud Ser
aegeniiberliegen0en platform treusea,
als er bon cinem GIprcB5uge erfaBt
unb auf Der @telle sctotet lpurhe.
5rau Mi9ael aenp bate Ben 6remt=
ling in ibrer Wobnung Bel Der rMS=
belt" ertappt, uno bei ibrem grid)ei=
nen NOR Der ginpringling ialeunial
aus9erthen. r9oltet sen 9ieb!",
Hangs binter benz 2eidtfiBisen 1er,
uno treriee Muaenblide ipater Def
tete fid Elm Roli3iit in einem requi=
ricrten Nutpmobil ar oie Jer{en bel
Jliidtenoen. 2ebterer sos einen Ste,
polper, bo9nte iih ieinen @eg burd,
bic beim Mnblid bes @diebeiiens
ebrfur4tsppu plab madenoen poI=
|anten anb elite nit langeu 5dbsr
Die Sreppe bes SubpoD=&iosts an
Der Nprolpe itede BON 70. strabe UNI
8roaomap binab, fprarg bon Der
platform ouf Sic @eleile Ser Dplpn=
tppne2ofalSiige, %frelate Die @9,snsn,
I'm bic l1ptopnzAlatform erreifen 81
%tDnnen, unb lief in hie{em Yemiiber
einem GgpreBaus brett inter oit
RGber.
grfldrt. aommiNdr: IS
1T aber bod mertipiirbig, paB Sit
Dos Geler erit bemertten, ais es
Sbnen kreits unter ben Jiiber
brannte. 5iel Sbnen oenn Der pene,
trante bren5lide @eru1 niat auf?"
5err: nDas ppbl, sSerr apmmii=
ior; aber i'd badte, meme Jral
tohte felb5t."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
mefpsh gu tdaen = ecrodsn Gdlte

Me1Rstf gu tdeen eero1sn tdite
nnnsIaublid !. un9laubli9M' Die
Nugen Der 3ub0rerin gliibten. 81.
Rameraoen b0rten beluftigt au. Mter
tie iaben au9 ben @ifer Der Reifet
gtfdbrtin. @enn Der Dberleutnant 70
lpannenoe @efGi9ten pubte, mie
tpnnte ct ba boffen bic Dame los
5niDerOen ~!
-. unb baben mir idlieblid ae<
liegt -"
r... @eitst fdon, uno oenten
Sic, 8efonge1e 6aben mir gema(bt !.
@efansene!!. y. MiGion;nipeife!!"
H.. aneS S@par5s. e" fraste
bic Dame in b0diter Grregilnq.
m.. Nein... me iltens tporer e5
lie nn3dblieen pinsigen, aber iebr
ftDrenben Sierher, sic unlere Geo
ner ipeoer gu ibrer, nod oll un{erer
5reuoe NIT ii4 6erumtrusen {.
Dc 9erren unteroriidten nur nit
Mube Elm @eld1ter, bic Dame ater
madte ELM berdnsftistes @ei@t unb
IN ibrem Blid lag Elm erobes Jrascz
3ciden -.
SD ipur 3ipor mad oieiem aomp<
c.. crit por9eitern fanb er itatt /.
in elmer - ber3eiben. gndbige 0rau,
aher int 8riege lit Dos nidt anbsrs
- in elmer Gnt!ariungsanitalt ;.
ober es f6eint, p0uig scniist bat eS
oo9. nt9t, henn...."
ltnb Der 9berleutnont per5og, In
grimmig, feline braunen Baden, fniff
Die Nuge1 3uiammsn lnb fud5te nit
Der eiligen Sono gau5 ltniuabr{@ein<
l;@e Gtcllen icines Riidens gu err
1eiden.
8ie Dome, bic neben i'm iab,
ipllrbe ebenfalls mertmiiroig unrutia.
Sic iab nad alien @eiten unb be.
tradtete ibr @epdd nit Defenders be-
iDrgten Nusen.
49,. Die !9srren bcr5eiGen. sic
irerben ood getpib lieber unqeit0rt
iein... cine 9ame &. im,ner etipas
genant 3. Menn. Sic mir pieaeibt
Elm lpenig bebilfIih iein miiroen =.
ing Samenabteil -. Der5etben @ie
6iefe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~.
9ie 9erren per5ieben ibr olles.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
i9on auf feinen Bid gefuortet baiie:
naeb' pobl, 9ons! ltnb srib' mir
bic bdbetm!" -

I'm bic @tunoe Der MbenbrDte mar
eoS pilbe aoben borbei. Cams SUI
let fudts ieinen Syreunb; er 1udte
siren 3oten. Was inn Dor Stul,z
Sen nod als cine Musgeburt iiberz
re!5ter g.srpen erfdiensn lpar, beaeas
lete out5 i9m nun cine 5elb Ipcr<
itdnoliGieit. Gr ertparteie es oar
niat a1loers. als boB Ronrab Mit<
fenborer tct fei.
unb er fann i'm neben einem Grbz
!ridjtcr, ZEN Elm grobes @efdoB gsz
b0b!t bottle. Ser aopF lag cuff BEN
linfsn @rm un0 bas @.iiht por un<
%perdnbert unb i9ien i'm Mbenbrot
nod poa 2eben gu fsin. Nn {einem
aDrper lpor feline Munoe gu mtDet<
ten. Der 2uftbrud Der plabenben
9ranote a(lein mubte ibn seiDtet 1oz
Zen.
5ans euler bo@te an Die Wprie
ScS Scten: @enn id einidlafe, tut
g ia au4 nidt ipe6. co bate CT
otter geiproden; pie Gin gro5cs
Rinb. nnb NOR oud in1lner 10 hsiz
Ter UNI gutter Dinge getpeien tis
ge1terll, als er nit folder @enib>
9eit bon ieinem 9pbe re0ete.
Sans guler porb es f4iper I'M
bas 9era. Sob es benn ipirtlih ct
mos, tpos uns aus ienen llnbetom=
ten Sernen ruff uno oen lpir fol-
gen minen? Ser bo lag, pubte e5.
murbc audi er es porber niNen?
SIN Mbfdieonebmen 3ipone etlpas
feinen 8lid nad oben: bort itano
grob uno brett cine Molte ME beute
mpr9en. Cine einaige Bolte. Dpd
ibren @unb umiaumte iebt ein flamz
mengoloenes @ot unb fdmidte lie
pie Der 8ran5 bag 9oupt bes Ste
gers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

gtn nm Dte ptlege Des
oeutiaen Mdnaerse{ungs herporraz
geno perbienter 8iinltler, Der lansidbz
rige M1u litoirettor bes @tuttgorter
9ieoertran5eS. profeNor Milbelm
T0ritler, 1T i'm Utter BON 81 Sa9z
rem geftorben, Sn 35idbriger Dirt
gententdtisfeit, felt 1877, as er{ter
Nirtgent bes 2ieoertran3es, bat er ben
MGnneraelmg belonbers i'm i9pabiz
faen 9oltslieoe. sepflegt. Sem eiz
CENTER 8erbienit 1T sic @infiibrung
Der Sesariaen Merte in Deutihlanb.
Sablreihe @dngerreilen oes 4ie0erz.
iran5es baben unter ieiner Giibr,lng
biciem ribmlihe grfolse sebrodt,
No@ feinem Rldtritt I'm Sabre 1912
%ernonnte i'm Der 2::ebertror3 gum
@brenmuiifhirettor. Jpeitler mar
uua Bunocsbirtgent oes f9pdbiidc..
8unbes unb Mi!slieb .oes @elnmtz
ausi4u7es bes bentiden Sdnqerbunz
.oes. 1903 mar er Yreisr1dter beim
Rai MISREPRESENTATION in Jrantfurt
a.. so.
. befonnte r@.eogros
d mo d y tonn mon auf
Die 2onooner nMornings Nol" on.
member, Die .tiirali9 aug Mtben melr
bet: Der frano011@e Rreu3er .ales
her" erf9ien leBten @pnntog Dor
@aitiloriao uub bgarm rbne Mors
nllng etne 8efdiebung, burh tpelde
bic griedHde Stride o,ritDrt tpurce.
Die Qo%talbeb0rbe prote Itierte enerz
.gifd. Der Rommonbmt bee Nrel.
gers nor iiberrafdt. gu borer, oub
bic Snfel unier grie9i59er Sttupnz
tion itonb. @r BOT barauf Gnt{d,ul,
bigun9en an.
Die an einen Baum auf
benz 9ennepin gourtp@ l1fer bes WRiiz
iiiiippi sctniipfte 4eide zines unbe>
yannten Mannes puroe cine gauge
Nadt binbur9 bon Der @tr6mulIa
nabe Der 5prt @ne[ins-Briide bin
u1to Yer bepegt. nei1 bic ppli5ei Der
Sdipeiterftaote ct. poul,M inneopo.
liz unb bic @orpnerB bon 6ennepin
unb @amiep Gountp fid ni@t barii.
Der gu einigen. permodten, per in
Der @ode Surisbittion babe. Die
3etde mar bon atpei Jiidern i'm
Tlu1e treibeno sefunoen unb an ben
Baum gebunben porben. Gin Muu=
Der 1T, oab nidt aud Der Coroner
ron Dafota Gountp in baS Dilemma
bertpidelt tpurbe, benr bic 2eiHe
ipuroe gang in Der Rdbe bieies Goune
tps geiidtet.
~ q II fg Anappt. @dpe.
tier: yNa mort, Sung, nun Daft
Du Deinem fd0nen Sdrs9en BIN
3opf 'ab9efdlagen!"
rMama pirb ibn ipieoer fet mn'
den."
rDas tam Muma nidt.s
~Do4; BEN papa ieBt ie ibS
aud imrner 5uredt!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Gin @sebisin /. 2aitcn fir 25e.


Sn bielcm 8niten babt SIR cine
ansge5eidncte Mebi5in fir 8abniueb.
alletl6nngcn, Gerltnlblngcn, iteifcn
9als, 8iidcntpeb. .Nellrdl9id, Nbens
matismls NM. fir Sic meiltcn dbnli<
dcn 2eiben. Cine Csc Slalde bon
rSloa1,s Eminent" tbut alles - nnD
siuar, tpeil biele 2eiben 5pmptome
linb, feline &ranfbciten. unb bnrd
@crltopfnng nnb gnt5iinSung berllrs
+iuht iucrbcn. @enn SIR 3ipeifcl
bc9t, fragt 9ieicnisen. Sic .Slpans
&tnimcnt~ gcbra1dt babe,, pbcr nod
|bellcr, fanft cine 25c SIaide, I'M es
gu bctpcilcn. Mlc 9rogilten.
,(gn5,)
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-08-05
LIV0NlA,

Mrs. Oscar Pierson and children
are here from Minneapolis visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. James spent
Sunday at the Chapman home in
Spencer Brook.
Mrs. Will Tiff of Elk River spent
Saturday at J. H. Cohoes.
Edith Gramhill was a visitor at
Jas. lifts over Sunday:
Mrs. Will McAllister, Mrs. Cora
Young, Mrs. H. Schumacher and
daughters, Estella and Ileen, were
callers at j.. Bert lifts. Friday after.
noon. =
The Bert Tiff and r. z. Lynch
families autoed to Buffalo Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. =" Cohoes' visited at
Johnnie ~Johnson's Wednesday after.
noon. - ,:.,,.>
6. T. James is. building machine
shed and corn crib. '.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson anG
Mrs. Pierson and children visited al
the Will Truax home Sunday.
The families of John Gramhill
Nels Tufte and Carl Brand ATTENDED
the Swedish church services al
Burns Sunday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-08-05
Proposals for Water Mains.

Sealed bids will be received by the
joint committee of the village. :;coun-
Gil and the water, light, q power and
building commission of the village
of Princeton, up to five O'Clock p.
M, of:August IL, 1915, at: the office
of the secretary of the water, light,
power and building commission, for
the completion prior to September
l, 1915, of five hundred (50O) feet of
4-inch cast iron water main ..of
standard construction. lone hydrant
will be furnishes: Bids will be-. re-
ceived for the complete job or sep
erately for furnishing the material,
and the excavation and laying. the
mains. Work to be done under the
supervision of the"superintendent of
che water, light, power and building
commission. s.r.<.... y
=, Ira G. Stanley,
Secretary Water. Light, Power and
Building Commission.
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SPENCER BROOK.

Milton Leach of Pine Brook spent
Sunday with his brother, Raymond,
at the Pete Peterson home.
Several from here attended Mark IS
auction sale in Princeton last Satur-
day.
o: W. Blomquist and family, A.
L. Anderson and family and Frank
Anderson autoed down to Buffalo
Sunday.
J. r. Medin has sold his da m at
the mill to the farmers that own
land along the brook.
George Babb and family Of Cam
bridge visited at A. A. Babb's last
Sunday.
Mr.. A. A. Foote spent last week
visiting relatives around Princeton.
Blanche Warner of Buffalo is visit
ing her friend, Floss Tompkins, for
a few days.
Annie Tiernier has arrived home
from Iowa: where she has been the
past six months visiting with friends
and relatives. H.,
The ball game last Sunday be-
tween Baldwin and Spencer Brook
had to called off at the end of the
first half of the seventh, ending on
account of rain. The score was to
l in favor of Baldwin.
Gerry Sirnons was brought over
from Isanti one day last week very
sick with erysipelas. Mrs. Moody is
taking care of him.
The Bloomgrens of Minneapolis
aupted up last Sunday and spent the
day at E. D. Erickson's. Mrs. Andy
Medin also came with them.
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The way the bats were flying around
Sunday it was dangerous to be near

The way the bats were flying around
Sunday it was dangerous to be near
them.
Margaret Conree of Nowthen is
visiting this week with her cousin.
Lucille Foley. ,-...
Miss Myrtle. Tiff was our post.
mistress last week while Miss Bean
was absent. "
Mrs. Chas. Tiff and Mrs. E. H.
Foley antoed to Spencer Brook Tues
day to help celebrate Mrs. w. A.
Smith S birthday anniversary.
Mr.. Peabody of Oak Park spent
Sunday here with his daughter, Mrs.
B. N. Nash. - s* ~
The families of Ed Wright, Aug.
Whitliff, c. Volker, VIM. Krause and
Albert Zilge autoed to Mile Laos
lake Sunday.
The ball game Sunday between
Zimmerman and Becker was a vic.
tory for the visitors, the score be.
ing to l. Only seven innings were
played on account of the rain.
Miss Bernice Blanchett is enter
tanning girl friend from Mime
apolis.
Several men are at work on q
garage being built by M. G. Blan-
chett.
Miss Ina Bean was in Minneapolis
last week having some dental work
done.
Mrs. Malkson and daughter of
Princeton were here a couple OF
days last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Pratt.
Grandma Pratt is quite ill
Charlie Mccormick is very i'll with
pneumonia He is under the care OF
DR.. Parsons and trained nurse from
Minneapolis.
The moving picture show Monday
evening of the Cameron Dam was
very good. A large crowd attended.
Mr.. Nyberg is driving new Over.
land Car which he purchased from
Bert Carr at Elk River.
Next Friday afternoon the M. E.
Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Harry Pratt.
Henry Swanson and Mr.. Peabody
of Oak Park were in town Wednes
day.
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GREEN BUSH,

The Ladies' Altar society will
meet with Mrs. Dagnais on Thurs
day. Everybody welcome.
Miss Grace Quinland spent Sunday
at her home here. 80 -. ~ =:
Miss Pearl Labbissonniere visited
in Princeton few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Kuhlnlalf and
son and Ben Sumser autoed out here
on Sunday and made pleasant visit
at the home of Chas. Raiche
Mr.. Clyde Robideau is here visit
ing relatives and friends. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greenwood of
Brickton visited their son, Peter.
and family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fradette were
among the visitors at E: Rehaume IS
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. Peterson entertained the
Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday.
A large crowd was present and every.
one had an enjoyable time. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Arseth
in Milo. on August Is. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Aurelia Lessard and friend
of Minneapolis are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Alfred W einberg is seriously i'll.
Father Willenbrink was a pleasant
visitor at the Grow home on Sunday
Mrs. J. Kranz and daughter
Selma, came up from the cities
Tuesday evening to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bauman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Shrode anc
daughter, Violet, of Princeton spen,
Sunday with Mrs. Shrode's parents
Miss Ella Heruth, who has been
working for her sister, Mrs. J. Yer
non: at Brickton returned to hel
home Sunday =.
| Miss Freda Heruth of Minneapoli.
left Saturday for Bemidji to visit
with her brother, Paul, who reside!
at that place. =
| Gordon Robideau spent Sunday
evening at II. Remnants.
Tenny Thompson spent Sunday
with his parents at Long Siding.
| Greenbush and Foreston played al
the Chas. Grow place Sunday after
noon. The score was to IA in favo
of Foreston. :