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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13

A mans reputation for politeness
should be based on his attitude toward
the women OF his own family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13

midas cotton crop IL estimated ut
1000 000 bales o. 430 pounds each.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
ALIENS rooT-EAsE for tho TROOPS

Over 10000 packages Of Aliens Foot. Ease. the
Abttseptie powder 10 shake into your shoes. are
being used by the German and Allied troops at
the Front because III rests tire feet, gives In
slant relief 10 Corns and Bnnions. hot, swollen
aching tender feet, and makes wHiking tAsys
sold everywhere, 2Sc. Try IL TO-DAY Don't
accept any substitute. ADV
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
Flnis.
Il suppose you want TO hear both
sides of the war question r.
No, the nnish OF IL.

YouR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL ron
TRY Murine Bye H.medx FOL. Red, .Wsaks Watsry
Myes and GrnnulateA kyeiidsi No ss1nrigE-
III mali Free Murine kye Hemedy CO., Ghlea9n
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
Drink Dsnison's Coffee.
Always pure and delicious.

Wall paper originated In China In
the fourth century.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
somber Possibility

Scmber Possibility.
do yon think the war will be over
before very longs"
Yes, What I'm hoping II that tho
peace negotiations won't precinitAss
another ono
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Browns Greek Teachers
Meet ID KimbaIl
High School
COLONEL J. J.. ,SHOPE OE.,.
uvERS INSPIRING ADDRESS
Supsrin'rndsnt w. c. CooR Made
it Known Tl.t Mcdowell Co.
Must Lesd:in Education. =, /.

The Br '~ns'Crrsk Distinct In.s,,,.
met in X mbsll uxsy :, ho,a Saturday
Nove'nb- >.th. Tie me. ting Was call
ell to ord r hy prr.idsnt Nv. rhoeh- =
Grimes trss,er by Pfof. E.'M cr.r
head -. LA'.s- 4
Almost >plssa'ny -pr-hsr<i paper o,
tbe.subjec 'ri ..Jios rrvil:rsidsi may b.
effectively taught. ia the; pnblc schools
was read BY w " y JYhn-on. TIM
able. force al and very practical pap~,
Was discus -e,i by'fl IN: ". q. Coc1. our
county sup 'rii t.ndent. and r'rof. J. ".
Moss. prime pal Of the Jiiewater vrad.-l
school tn. institute wa- then favored
with . m icdy-''Swipg Low Swee,
Chsriot'-whdeh was led by .Mi-- Pan.
sey Howard
real treat. the treat of the institute.
MAS gwen the tesslbens.y .yand sIs~tst~ r,
when Col J. J. Swope. editor Of the
Mcdowell Recorder. Who had b. en- placed
On the Proers,s. snkSer-dts tssan al M
his name y. .sdaf>S1xs4 .isapsriinr
from start TO fiuih. II was . paper fll-
ed with new sfru'6rIsmikif tiSasbts md
ideas. All Of wh,qh sAspAed = ehsvk:~tr,ick
the very heart and ll.e wire. o9 tie ~prt
Of eiueatio". Affsia'. hish tfibns~.
in a,po~sco~sshivss ysaAtshia, ..snk
fidsl..y. hone.sy sadu dua<nthinleesAekxsshc.
the slave, "uncies aDd aunties, =, and yfin
unprecedensei hu4dsf fhsdSfd drfhe n -;
from sbiecssIayrry tfs1 80 scsbr
high rank m. ciyillxstipp. .religion snd
intelligence. AZ wss I'nd in men Iikss--
Bcokes rrg,sV1x. 1x.histsp6.s.s6rAnpurh,
Dub is sDd. Kelly ,NY.sSs In, eSppli.
mented the material worth ESTIMATED IT.
millions and millions II dHfxrs 76Wber'
by the race. ue-Rss'-ei thess .ayslty.
their patriotic spirit and pbeit. pride 3
their race lie specially ecnpTimehted
tbe;rscs sor tl~ prssrrs ss~sAsnLaAo;w.Eslx
taken at WEIGH in thy :cpurts w ipAtin-
vice and the worse practices ol
ain. He prai-e'i -iiittn rdrthf fets1t ron 4
victios. OF onr; Mssrs t&eost: :(sr,isr CIV
arily aets of destruction II character. :
Prof. w. @. cSff insiif fnShy :int.A
e-ung rerares7. aho.sfoe the nsra o< svyJ
inr to redysss shs ! pss.yn,4k3 9, 3f .sisspcyl
" - u
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POLITICAL
TENDENCIES
Next Primary to 1Causs
Complete Revision
Of Political Dope
Books.
BY BOTH REPUBLICANS
40 the DEMOCRATS
Tie PesSIe t. Get Their First PEEP
l.as Tie Hitherts fssbildes
Political Chanber.
HY \ n. MOON F,

tbf n aDOt.J
This is not . time OF spectacular poll
tscs. nor h it . time when the mere sls-
mour OF paesantry can swsy this way and
that, The oDce hckle multitude. The
painful rssults which have often followed
. flirting With nre knock loudly os the
dons OF recollection All united enorts
esars nov more numerous msrks OF die
t3Dct indiv,dualisies than ever before.
mere sse nov fe~ back counti~s'' and
iswer back people" Yet, there are
many people land some of them are call
Cd RrestJ who refuse 20 believe that pss-
sionsts appeal has lost its one time po-
ssncy. SHOW me- hes broken the
bonds OF Missouri monopoly and attain
ID national significance. When the vo-
ssrS of The state Of New York rejected
the constitution fsshersd By the vener-
able Eiihu Root, they simply manifested
the prevailing tendency Of the day TO is-
oore perSond sppe.ls unsupported by
rood and sufficient reasons. There wss
soneshins pathetic in the appeal made
~ ex-senssor Root for approval Of the
ne consehnti~n. which We larsply his
handivork. bnt HE appeal came TOO lsse
pstnos end politics refused 20 .ops>r he'd
seee>bsr; the prcpossd sev eosssitntiou
vent dctn IN defeat and the Roos prs.--
'densih boom wens down with it
Common knoviedee hes attained 9
Prodigicus bulk; general insslIisenc~ has
ineresssd 20 much that the wiIes Of pol
jHeisns can no more ca . vitchine spelI
~ deiusioo over the once mediocre muI-
atods" Tbe ''gisd hand" TOO. hss
bscn chssed - vote winner and cold
reason hss he~a permanently inseaIled n
guids. Thoss Who have become "ses'
IN thsir bsiisf that The old meshods o,
lining them up" are still effective will
~ - hard . bump - did Hihu Roo
snd BID nsv conssisssino.
fhs ovs-eosse os shs prinsvy 70 - beld
ss1s June IN wess virginia = eosns sc
esoss oompIess rsviSos Of poiiticsl doc,
eoohs ios he future b. bosh Rspabli.
90 cd Dsmoerssic book- -ushsrs. Th>
1ahs.sd wiIl b sali q iornsr '.brieb,
ecs9relsr sssrs" We. spe psopIs ~
~ - 90 our arss pep snss lhs hssh.
- ss'oseda ehsosss siss~ shs psrss
- - vsSs chosss 70 psay vsr~ fornsr.
~ ealsna - ~ ~ ess posieis.l svur.
49, nv = % ooeasiaa ~ ason n
- 0nom shss . eDeFa 6iGm6cu -
80. ;. =. - - 80
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:: :: = '... ~. !. r.. AND MEN
~ ..-~>.'., =
Who Are Doing Things
:. al and Around Our
p Little Town

JenkihJ,hs, ". Va. Nov. xs.-Hv-ns.
% s>very interesting character are trans-
flrng here and xe avail oyr-eive- ~ the
opportunity % mske them more ~idely
kpsvr shronyh the columns OF The Nc
Dpre'! Times and by the eours~-y Of
your >xcsllent editor.
We rere CAD " have tho editor IN
cur iosni.-t Wednesday. He made an
sdirr~ b. the children Of the public
school which wa- very much enjoyed.
TIE cbldren ~ill not forget him -oon.
JepknJoDe- y one of the most thrifty
towns In the coal feId regions. Although
u - bot thr~s yesr- old 10 has o popo-
iaton 81 800. The average daily o.f-
put of coal - 1000 tons. Abesf one
third q the miners are eoopsd and th>y
arr ss vel rtusted a.d - kindly trsss,d
- any Of the srop1e.
The soperintendent of the vosks h>v>
= an exceptionally foe nan. re =
thoroughly busines-like IN hs manners
but essily approached and every worker
can depend upon h's word He n evil
deotly verv capable man - 70 evidenced
bv hrs having retained his po-ition nom
tfs op~ninx % the works here 70 shs
pr--~nt time. Hs ability - provsa -
only ~ TINS faet bot by me order and
ssnsfsi ssp>ct Of M pssos. He = inser-
kos.1..ss - hsD Dss.l
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4194 md - ps.nds I'D sGosd 9
- ~ E1sneha IN scck ~.
IT, & - Al . IN, ana wAsn
90 1el9p &1pd eivsp lsss fasessll
Hk - - Gd + u LA Fross. vho
- &AfAna = = iu1hssisy q p.np-
- - ~ osnss eegi6 olnas ed, aos
[4rttn VG6e1 a - Is~s a sssvisy
ia "a - nsas ssoled Tor s'sas.sy
INA " skSess1 4 Aon ~ vinr.
Up = NJ tmf & IA b6ss cunSdss,d
Z - sbsdhe PsSssin, 0s,sdy dr.wine
- 6ieE3 hd4 H. r;ch soil a llsryIa.d
ard ia irrekb frsa Old 81. - do sone
a oar virsinh dsuohsrns- But right
hsr~ ssdkHt& ssEls a ~ sroub,s bse.n
No soeesf ~ b ben severed ircm 70.
Vie - 3 6s1.n % roll. ps.sins hrss
ovef IA - of II ownsr. and e.ininx
vereae<h "a 61onsntum from de arss
vicsory. Il saae fralias down q he
-peed q . o1fziai ~ centimsser ball.
uhsil \ knoehsd down two baras, vn~
hog P>s, even hundred fe~s OF fsncs !;
killing ssyensrsa ehiekens. eight hos,.
shree sen1Pss. avs dneks. one drake end
cssrssesG ssvsn fees from the north
sabls Il - iarmsr's house.
The puupkin finally cs1s. insn con-
tsct With IN oak eleven feet in dlamsser
and after as struck this monarch Of the
foress, sixty four bushels Of acorns werr
gathered undsr it Afesr the farmer bad
eaten bis chickens and dueks. salted he
hoes. and repaired the house, be pro
csred IN axe and pfoceedsd 70 open q b
pumkin- It eook him, his wife and Lie
noehsr in-lsw three weeks 70 cut up this
pumpkin and his wife made it up int
!. .7ss, s,s4s pies The neishborhood eating
nothing bot Piss for four months, be-
came % pious thas all the churches Of the
nsiehborhosd bad 90 b closed. two Of
the local presshsD s<arving to death from
lsk n onrupstion.
Compiled by the Board OF Scientific
u|ssearch IN Pumpkinoloey
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OF the children in schocl. He shovpt
h's intense jnteress in the work and
makes Il eiessly aud definitely known
that anything less than Nc Doxeli county,
heing IN the lead and de~ervrdly focr-
most IN edr at,onsl work will not be
satisfactory 10 him
M's Mary whimb- merited the com.
Pliments OF everybody present on the
able way With which she d,scussed the
srej-~s. A~sh..is OF teaching primary
rs"diny. ~ times we Thought We ~erx
anier the OIL curriculum. again 10 serm.
III ~ uough We were under the reorrsn.
i1s-i curriculum. hut before the institut<
had hs~n fully heard on the ~bject,
ministers having taken an active part.
the genial and witty Proi B. r. Garter.
Atty-at-la~. expressed his puzzle q
thoughts by saying; ladies and e~n-
''"n~n. now | just " ant to ask som- one
IL Cell Inc which - the rish, way
The mosiel class in arithmetic ws-
taught veil aud ~thc.ently by rrof. j..
VI crsSass... on~ III The t~acher. in the.
himbali- -ridewater graded school. The
children and teaeher showed they knew
how "a handle tho subject
The k-y-t"ns-kckman graded school
extended an invitation to have the nexs
'nsiitnte meeting with them. which was
Sec~pted. Some very timely rrmarks
~ere made 10y -Rrvs- X ID w. Meadows
and A. L.. Browne. Thus ended at the
h"ya~. ~ the .tracbep oi KiuabAll who 90
coynnlally led us one OF the most inter-
rstipg meetings held.
- = =. =. -,
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THANKSGIVING RALLY n
GALl|LH BAP. CnUnch

This vcsk hs bssn . very pssissvor-
ssy week with the member and fvjsnd,
OF ths Gsllilse Baptist church e As,ine-
ton under the PASTORAL charrs a ~.
l. psbn~y. The occasion wss . Thsnks-
ewing Rally, which had for iss pwpon
the raising Of money 70 enmpIse, -
payment OF ell claims for shs nscal 49,
ending 1918. The services began sundas
and each vS vol attended - Wi =
largely snpporssd financially. sandse
O. m ~ II O'Clock. that sbss ed -
inent divine. Rev. W. W. Hieks. peun.v
NJ Zion Bspsiss church. BlusaesA
preached - able sermon. 7:s0p. n.
kev. J. w. Oeser. pastor OF shs Nm
Crcek and Novsbfork Bsptise ehurcAo.
preached - vsry lsrrr crowd 80 49,
~eil did he quis himsslf, - hs slw.p.
docs. Monday night, Nov. p. Rev. ;.
w. kobinson, psstor Of the Firss Baua6o
church, kimbsil. and principal of q,
graded snd high srhool work ss EIkrta,.
preached. Tsssdsy night ss 7:O -
pastor of oslii'ss Bspsiss church esvs .
friendly talk n he csop,s. Ths vhoa>
services we're good. the eollecSsoas vssv
just %. X end the oas>sAndine dsbs
will BE- met.
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been striving for longr

The retrt nchment that the people are
tent upon bringing about is broader than
the preaching Of psrismony upon which
some smbitious men are basing their
hopss OF succeS in their struggle for
efbce-s retrenchment that requires every
expenditure of public money 90 adj to
she hsppiness. progress and security of
the people. differing in principle not st
sll fr'm profitable private Investment.
Adequacy OF returns, rather than the ex-
tent OF the outlay will be the determin-
irg fsctor, - il ought to he. in the solu-
ton of problems Of tar ation and finance
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26

tlDF5I FOUGHT
olffEA TINED MWElca
~ s116lf Blilliasely D..
49, Viii vietssy fsr
yasics al Childhssl.

The mos ssnsstiond eass ever tried In
the criminal eo1rt ri Mcdowell count
eauns % . ciosr esrly Sunday morni Z
wh~p The jury resurned . verdict of suil-
81 wish ~ resnmmendation that Mamie
Flood, slIeeed nosorious mistress Of pros-
titusion. be given . penisentiary SENTENCE
- sn scresory to rape The tzia'
cfesssd. considerable interest becauss o,
she slirxsd -hsartiessnes Of the woman
J" foscine hts'e R;rl. beswrsa the aer
Of sssven- aaA fourteen. the neise Of her
husband. into life Of prostitution.
1bs ssaas was ably rspresensed by
frapcptine Attorney +. o. Cook aasisssd
h1 Hon. Jopsph n Orockess, and ne
esfssue was brilliantly reprsssnsed by
Aonsneys A. G Froe. II. J. O4xbsn
nd Jas- Knox Smith. is 80 Stated by
dn0s ot The oldess and sblsst White law
ysss Of the WEIGH bar thas Nessrs. Fro~
nd Oapehast msds the MOTT briniaAs
- ne1e1hy thss.c. ever - np = q
~ininal Asas b this county. b.t $780,
was too stFqnG for them 10 ovsrtasS.
The sddreepe 70 ths jury Of both the se-
sorne5S4sf state and defence were
eloquent and sbls.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26
Matte ~ Equal Rights
-Conven'i,,in Phila-
delphia, Dec. 1917
Colored Asked 10 Make Dec. lsth
Semi-C Centennial Of Freedom
Sunday in Every City. 1

Freetom Centennial Week." ths
week ending Dec. 10. 'oI5. and incIud.
ing Dec: ls, .hich 10 the exact 5Oth an.
iversaiy date of the enactment Of the
'fSsh amsndnenf. has bsen chosrn - eh<
ly'ipe, end Phllsdslphia, chief city of the
'tste Of Thaddeus s,evns. where si,e
&erlsrsaon Of Indepaudsnsr xss ls.m>d
ARa &iRlered. NJ bsrn taken - ~
Piane, By the National Independent Ean-
hhHiRb6 L,Aene for itS 'ssh Aunrrsa
Assgf&-.-. 80.
ghn. Le.gue, which started in 1905 ON
q Pros<~t ag.inst the Brownsville dh-
eha'Re snd-won mous fame by its protest
txsinst feder~l segregation To ths fscs Of
southetn Democratic president who
broke his pledges. BELIEVES that THE real
rSh anniversary year Of freedom shouI.i
md With civic observancs by means OF
freat Nations meet ng, Together in
scnierence-of the ,oIored people Of this
country.
9hls sib amman meeting vii he held
pecemler I5-iG. in the beautiful Allen
A. M! T.. church. passored by the mill
':pl tAes champion. Rev. w. y. Carpen-
r- All coiorsd Americans, who viii.
Whether they are ni~mters Of this psrtic-
p'ss-aepxne Vow 90 oos but who are
l2ns:tiy end. earnestly cons~nding In tf.r
sS''-s Of hsn liberty and TuIl equality Of
hss<s - invited. 80 .i -
: Up l>.sguec calls uron .tbs eoicred peo-
PIE IN every city To observe Io~slIy the
sfh-censenniaI orti.~'rssh srnendmenss
spanvfps " -ebnrch Ts<iifise sfternoon or
,,vening At the le-sae's request.
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Starting at S. a Week
Young Mans 5 Flight
Was Rapid
PURCHASES CONTROluNe
INTEREST FOR SI5.o0o,0oe
Resigned Big Pesisisu to CssAsst
Sseeessfsf Fight Asaisst
fnek and Schwab.

Tvrnty-seven pears ago Q vids-svaks
youne.ter walked into the executive OF.
f'cr~ OF the immense plant of ths Cam-
bris st~el company. ss Johnseowu, ~.
and demanded . job. Tie boz tosd Mn
he could ~ 70 work - water osv q
- . week.
Last week this same hoy, J.. Leonard
fsrplogle. grown % . man Of IS ys>r,
paid the Psnusylvania railroad Si6. 600.
Ooo Tor 2so. 900 shares of the ssock a Shs
corporation Tor which hs hsd searspd
work - water boy. Paid m alter -
had fought 20 succe~sful finish nsruH-
asions which had lasted without lG,up
ior several consecutive days and niehe,.
and alter he had sriumphed over such
oPpopepts - William H. Donnss, psusi-
dent Of the corporation. and Of The Prick
and SchwAb inssrssss.
keploeie. The newest arrival In NJ
ranks OF ths ''sessl kinn." wss ssaeud-
ing school IN Johnstown when shs f.
nous Hood Destroyed shss city in 1883.
lie wss swept several miles down r.
nver. ciingine - The roof OF his bon.
rwo Of hin immediate family yer. drown.
ID end eli their prossrs5 dsssroysd. n
boss Who he'd hesa vprting dusi.e a.
css,oes. hsd - ssop Opinx - sshoa -
devote HE entire sms 70 work. n =
~ bs - hb Job - the Gambia -,
pasp& -. 49,.
REPL0GLEs RAPID RISE.
From wssss boy hs wss psouo>sa .,
clerk, shippsr. asi~sa1: sapsrinspun>ns
'f the axle dspannss. supsrinssndsns
's the foses. axle and bolt dsparsusda
'uperintsndrnt of the order dsparsuaua
A-~'stant general manager. sssisesus q
'he ~res'dent. and on sept ae, leiS. b
s.s elected vice president. He rsule,ed
IN March 70 snssr the fight bs hss juss
Won.
The 10000 shsrss Of Osmb bris 49,
tick. it 10 underwood, have ben trs.s-
erred 10 Replogie. although hs rsos>-
enss . syndicate of nine msu. Ths daaI
makes him the larFsss individual ssock.
'oider OF record for the Cambria con-
any.
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HOTEL BROWN ARRIVALS
CHARLESTON, WEST VA.

MarshPl Brooks. Ky Thomas Bry-
ant and aifs. W. Va A; W. l. Davis, MIR.
Georgia Maj r.. Hickory. Tenn Rev.
Gregory. Nyack. y Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
A J. Mack. w. Va X. j. Anderson
and wife. W. Va John Carter. Mont
tContinuesi on Pagp
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RUSSELL WALKER LIT OFT
kicAnssd ~ w ST. HI Ys1k.
- Ezhs,srsssd = Cent

k'oh.ond. We, Nov. I6.-As sbesahw
Of ssnsss'ossl srial, Win hb ~ ~
mother - hs sds, RosssIi z. Z. wslbss
vss scqu'tssd Of shs chsrEs Of sardssnr
his father.
The oouss rosn vss fl,so 80 - g.
rous and inesrssoDd Of I'll elsuss - =,
sir vas sss~ vish ssdssasss - SAstiv
hIed IN and took shsr ssnasL w -
bang pe'ss sss sesr-dInnsd 90 -
faithful noshsr and vifs q ~ psune
man io.Dd q di6culs - ruoRnin -
sslvs usoss - ssvuO mrnkn-
n jesy had disnovssd e ssune =
nsss - 49, ~ sc9uisl1 - - -,
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CANT PUMPKIN :
!. FROM BUCHANAN

kxhitet in down town hsrdwsrp
49, siDdos. y huss ponpkis. powa
~ W r. 'Croniss. of Burhansn, We. n
hdz fses. inch in circuusersnss I'D
ss1kt~ l2s pounds. Attached 70 -
k-eps's The following inssrs-sass ~
PuNrKISoLpsy. !.
sse~a = a. .:eros Iss': vsnsv. =
eassssots d.oi.dSd irsm'shs 49,
49, sFiueoesssie fsaily q puuDl6up
= 0svy1as1- IL 40 vssAsl 10 1susin
- = vsSsy dsps.d upoa u.iiGp.
- - hsve 20 rpapsa - douhs g
- hpoFssns . subjrss - oB.s1uiss
- - 1nh1A" We - Qnb1un
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THE CASE.


yaSpns a Ne mose hears,ess, csuel
esufish, 6rndish ousr.seous ever ps<2s-
sseed 10 The STATE Of Wsss vir9inias Ae-
oord1!k 70 he sssesm"uy Mamie Hood
kidnappsd . istis orphan gin. Don.
Ios1 sAsvsa yeass Old, iron her hon.
n HAransvine. We hsosshs uer herr
and PAsNa ~ IN the hou.s al prossisu.
3oD nm b. the Flood woman, and from
- tsseinosy Of The hssie girl and . srll
eosasessd rspias, John shelton, slis1
spsc," eompsllsd her sesinss her will
% suenis n his bessisl passion. that -
ths hsGinniae Of = life OF pros<iousiou
I'D sh<me Ioroed upon . issle ehild
vhieh 4esssd Shsrs years or moro. Il IL
sIIt6Dd thss when business became "dulI''
hers ~ iissie nri was Transferred e
ksmosll % another aileeed houss. of VI
s.ms and kept there until the good posple
Of shst town, under the lesderst{p o,
$quifs samuel Order, DIR X. q. HurH-
- ~ Rsv r. p. Johnson started -
iavssoosf3on which resulssd in The in
dsceneoe 81 eight "r nine men, xhiee,
)ews. lsAlisns and Negroes, come a them
leading business men and Others ofi>sr.
~ Che isw. Tor rape and Mamie fis d
and Lucy Cooper - accessories to ,sps.
M soU Of the little girl - tod IN
court = ous ot che most pafhesie end
hesTtrsudssise ever beard and from The
sssssmans Of the physician she is rev
sobH,nR with . horrible disease and he1
hsalth - permanently brokep-
1he conviction Of Mamie Flood = q
vscessy Tor justice and will result 10 sss,s
- proesceaon being thrown around child
bod. 80 pathetic wss her ssory ed .,
sh's snd touching was the speech a
Prosseutine Attorney Cook thss Jsas
kssz Smith. ssnior council for tis &
fsuee broke down and lsfs the court pp<sn
NE verdict Of the jury wilI permits u
4udee n 6x he s~nsence ss from 10 q
yesys in the psnit-nsisry. while ssrsiic
atuHty only would have been pspi.h
sbis by death.
hs CO. q Lney Cooper u NV On IN
seposs ol sbs ssiai viii sppssr 1. On
Rezs is-us. B-c.uve OF the chsrsc>sr q
- s'stlDony it ~ili noe be publ lshsd !,
suii bos the result viii he publishsd-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-11

A. |. Sherburne and H. S.
Smith, of Sioux Falls, were in
the city the first of the week
looking after business interests.
The engine on No. Is Monday
morning died at Griffin and il
took fully an hour to start the
machinery again. This caused
a delay of over an hour in the
arrival of the crack train of the
Milwaukee road.
License to wed, were granted
August 3rd. 1915, at Bison s.
OAK, to Albert Edgar Mealman,
OF White Butte. S. D., and Del.
la Dae Olson, of Glendo, S. Oak.
George Toufeek Rashid. and
Mary Melham Rashid, both of
Ada, SO. Oak.
What do you think of the front
page of the Herald this week ?
A page like this is quite an ex.
pense to the management and
we feel that the people who are
property owners and business
men of this city should come
through with support to help US
keep up the work of advertising
the advantages of this wonder
fully productive section.
DR.. 0. w. Phelps accompan-
led his wife to Mott, the past
week where she will visit their
children for short time. Mrs.
Phelps is getting along nicely
considering her recent bad fall
on the street and " hile her brok-
en- wrist is painful, yet, she is
getting along as we'll as can be
During the journey
to Mott, Mrs. Phelps carried her
wrist on a pillow.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-11

Sam:Ash ofsTimber Lake was
in the city the first of the week
on matters of business.
Ed HOWE. of the Twin Cities.
s in Lennon visiting at the
home of friends.
Mrs. Frank Heck was taken to
the hospital at Mobridge on Sun
day to be operated on for appen-
dicitis.
Miss Vivian Clark left last
Wednesday for Baker. Mont,
where she will visit with friends
for about ten days.
Herb Hawley. clerk at he
post office is taking a two weeks
vacation. Miss Winnie McGuan
is employed in the office during
his absence.
J. M, Van Bustkirk of Wau-
taga, was in Lennon Wednes-
day for the purpose Of loading a
large threshing outfit which he
had procured in a trade with
Walter Sieverts who resides one
mile south Of town.
I he largest number of ads
that have appeared in a Lennon
paper for good many years are
TO be found i'm the Herald this
week. The ads are not very
large but hey represent the
majority Of the business firms of
the city.
f. Szoukowski was brought
here from Keldron last week to
receive treatment for a bad cut
that he received while chopping
wood. The AK in some manner
slipped striking him on the knee
and cutting clear through into
he bone. DR.. Strang reports
hat he will soon be around again.
Rev. Stark Of Madison, S. d.,
Who owns a good half section of
If land south of Lennon on Flat
Jreek, was in the city today
Wednesday and is astonished
It the great crops Of grain and
orn here. Rev. Stark is highly
'leaSed with his land investment
nd will not forget to Join the
Boosting Squad" in this terri-
ory. ~