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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-07

I pies Civic League, a federation for tent
perance, civic Righteousness, and social
justice. The speaker was born and edu-
Gated in Dublin. ireland. and is known
on both sides of the ocean as IL public
lecturer. On March l2 temperance day.
he is to speak I'm New York City at the
same meeting with Hon. W. J. Bryan and
Andrew Carnegie
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-07

II. T. Wc-l-!. superintendent "i the
Christian citizenship d"narinert "t the
christian Eudcal"r Union. - visiting th'
.,ccietios md delivering an address on
National Prohibition aud indtN1d'Ia
Abstinence ~" viii SPEAK this evening
tn tn. rnrInbrrs ct the Young Peopi" 9
Soclct,- Of Central Presbyterian fhurch-
on last Tuesday evening h" addressed
large srdEern-c at the meeting Of tht'
Christian End-aycr Society Of Na!vatE
baptist Church.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-07

I'..,. Cove g johnson. pastor OF I'm
arrel Baptist church. rrea"hcd Last
~uuda, at Wells ,'oi"Gc. Aurora. y. V,
Is mere his daughter - in attendance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-07

In William {. Woodward. health OIL
.r..- ui tir. District Of Columbia, was the
Sp.4,kc- on Tuesday at the mems Bible
class social n iDu'uanucl Baptist church.
Ills subject was WHY The Health Dc
rIrtIncIIt.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-30

Grdu GItfabet6 goot, cine
Sdpeiter bon prdIi0ent 8ldn9aro
pom Wbeaton College in D6eaton,
81, Idno einen pI0bli9en 700 our9
einen 8ug Der Rortbpeitern GiIens
balm an Der Gpllege Qbeniie Rreus
5ung in Mbeaton. Gs lit Elm eigens
1rtiger 3ufaa, baB tire Shpeiter,
Grau GtoOarb, Dor 38 Sa6ren auf
OemieI6en 9ldBe getDtet puroe. Srau
Goot mar 6S Sabre alt.
6r, 90 M. Side BON 8alti,
more, no, bat bic Na9ri9t erbaI.
ten, toB elmer Oer 0euti9en, tpstft
I'm auguit in Marotto BON ben Gran.
3ofen taltblitig obns ltria1e ermor.
oct tpurben, iein 8rtI0er Garl Side
1T, peldsr felt 80 3dbreu In Gafa
Blanca anldiIis mar uno Elm gro'
Bss Gei9dft bate. Side ipuroe Be-
I9uIOigt, Elm beuti4er @piDn 3u
Ietn, uno lpurbe gum lobe Derurteilt.
2Ils n gegen cine Mauer geTteqt tuur'
be, um eridoFen 5u frerotR, fporfeH
Bic piitsnben 5ran5ofeu NIT Stei'
aeu mad Dem llngIiidliden unb t0tes
Ten i'm. ebe e. eiren gndOigen S4ub
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Niatters 81 ieds 1ahrsn Dernrt6eiIl.

Rihtpr goiuuan f1lte geitern Die
Gittideioung oaB Der NIT Der Sion.
furs .Grflarumg Der @riteu g}atio.
nal 9ant bon Sutton III gerbin,
6ung ge6rahte Gboma8 s. Dat.
terS 31t 6 SaGren 3ltdtbals in Der
9unoe3 8~trafanitaIt 81 2eoben.
NORTH, aaniy berurtbeilt iei. g}oh.
benz ons llrt1eiI perfiln6et mar, be.
antrogte 9un0esitoat8auipoIt So.
neil, bis our grIeoigiing Der 8erll.
Jung 0en 8~erlrt6cilten unter
$500 gitrgifaft 5u iteaen, bod
iebte Der 9ildter 6ieie nuf $4,000
bina6. 9ieie 8iirgi6ait pltrOe TO-.
bann BON aing %. grountng un0
Son Sutpbop geitelt. i.
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MasIenbaa Ses gansme1ruersins.

Cant Den N%enliihunGeu 0es Der
Gtiigmtastomitcs bes Omaha 2an0s
lue%brpereins mar Der an ncraotge
men Somitoa i'm 1entidien 0dus Nh
ter ocu Auipl5ien 0es lcnaluten Der
Gins gcgebene Maefenbaa rebt gut
5efudt Die sur &ertbciluug ae.
ldrlteH 9teiie iuoreii aeoiegeu uHo
prattiidb mno ieoer mar nit Dem
Nrt1eiI Der 8reisridlter 3ufrieOeu.
Bis melt IN ben Sonntag bineiu blieb
cine froblitle Meuidenmeltge i'm
0eutideu Souie 3uiammen uno lieB
9umor feline 3iiqel idieBen,
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3ar anOitorinm. Sraoe.

Die @ercinigten gerbeIierungsoer.
cine nabmen gaitern gfeiolutioneu
an, Die eritenS eile BOMBS git8gabe
bon $t50,000 gum anfouf Oes
2tu6itoriiims befirfporten dno olS.
onnn iif gegen Die 3oblung bon 40
Gents tGglid fir G%rrdbrlng Der @e.
iongenen an ben Sberiff oltsipre.
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-30

SIM 8nihluit hn 6it olr
NeHHN be 0eHfHlrgraonh iHa
tn Teaiido8 Nnld BIZ fut Iliu.
lUah mt5tifett WamlifittlnG ia1tt
as minom uir llar uHaelUuit re
auftoaea 1uf 3u%iHg0euheit QieAi9t.
omit fn0 nue Rorberamnae0 iur
.0ie Geigr aftroiim hn0 0ic inr
0littuodl augtirete AOmiiriibnnn
idilt ufat mag 1lcrmit allen No
uitenitaHeoeru CUR NemtuB ae
tra5t miro
Scfrct1r Or @er6oro
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NnKeGen erreaenoer ssl6fmarO.

5rauf 8hitmarih ser felt 20
eSabren ais gnh1oIter BET Der.
2tod garos Rationol 9unf an9a.
iteilt mar, idoB iih aeiter1 NOR.
gen I'M 8aiemeut ieites 6auies.
.80t7 5bernion apc., in Die redtc
Sdldie mo nuiBte mad Dem Corn
@iiter-6oipitaI aebrn6t weroen. no
or bal0 oaraui ueritarb. &as Sen
Mann bierju oeranlaBte, lit nod
nidt ganj aufgeflart.
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GEnitn ipire pom Qd6if1rmtrn Ha4
benz Anitil 1Dftm qtpaeu.
Don ,,abr aid 3abr Bot ib 0lds
Broat b%rtnntu0tr g%tialitt, uu0
Rauptiddli6 out It ltibie Sdmts ".
Jetguicu ieinm 5titjug iur oie @ous
petutdrs W06l Gtn Sitg mur0e
ais Qn3eiheu btiradttt baB Dos teras
niide 9olt I'M aligtmeintn ieine 9lats
form biaigtt. Gtrsuion lit teia 2rdus
mtr, ionoerR Ct lpar oitle Sabre Elm
praltiiher Bormer uno bat Die 5arms
pdd)ttrs 5rogs gam 6sgnitaub zines
griinoIiaen Stuoiums gsmddt. Gr
1T o%Iien6ur dber3eugt, baB ods neue
geieB cine groBe Wobltat fir Oieie
alahe 8irgsr beoeute un0 ibnen 3u
MpblitaRO unO nna6bdngigteit pers
Belle.
Qber BON man6er Settle bort man
gang anbere 2ieOer! 8as @eieB bat
aud bieIe fe4r ~gtimmige @eguer
8uerf iol9e, peIden es por allen
groielt, paa Io3ialifti9 ange6audt
Ill. Gle Iugen, bic RlBuabme iei cine
Der b0sartigiteu Qusgeburten bon
&laTen : Geiebgebung, peIde iemals
IN 3eras 3uipsge, gctommen ieien,
un0 ie Iet geeignet, ben eriten
Sell ein3utreiben fir cine enOIois
Io3ialiftti4er 9eiese, peIde
barluf ob3isIten, ale mOgliaen 4r'
ten bon prioat=6elAdften 81 reguIie'
rem. S9on btele aeaisprieiter baben
Die l1eber3eugung ausgeiproden, oas
.eIeB lei Obne ale 6rage Oerfafungss
piorig, oa Is in bas gaedt bes pris
bat &outratte8 etnsreife, uuo tperoe
oenn au6 pabrideinli4 in ben Sc
aIs Iol6es ertldrt un0 untge'
perben.
2(noere regen Ti6 3fpar iiber biefen
puntt nidt ion0erli4 auf; aber tie
batter es fir iebr rtagIi4, Oh oas
aud tDenn es bic Pro6e Oct
Geri4te beftebt. Der 5arm3ii4ter.
alafe pittli9en 8prteiI brtHgen tpers
be. Sa6en bod iaon man9e Den
8roberen Plantagsns8sliBe ongetiin'
Oigt, oab fe utltsr Der 9errTdaft ei'
mes Iolaen GeTeBes lire 2dnbereieu
.iber6aupt ni9t mebr auspa6ten,
Ionoern Die Qr6sit ielber tun, b. B,
lie burd GasI0bner beiorgeH Iaien
'polten. MEM Elm folder nStreit"
Der @utsbefiBer allgemeiH, unO
rpeuu sr ldngere 3eit an6aIten
riirbe, 70 niiroen taufen6e BON
padtfarmern ultO ibre 5amilien obs
Derben ober miiBteu nit iebr
be5abIter 2o4narbeit in nit
treten uno pdren BON Sslbits
tdnotgteit meter entfernt, als ies
malls. Do9 bieIleidt tptrb aud oieie
ui6t 10 beiB aasgel0ffeIt, pie
Te nefnAt mira
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GritfIahiaea @anbepilt.

Statement Of the ownership, manage.
meut, circulation, etc, Of 1aegliche
Omaha Tribune, published daily at Omaha,
Nebr., required by the Act Of August "a,
1912 Editor, Val j.. petar; Managing
Editor, Otto Finder; business Manager,
II. Reese. Publisher, Tribune Publishing
20. Owners Val. T.. Peter, Omaha; NJ.
Known hondholders, mortgages and other
security holders, holding ! per cent or more
OF total amount Of bonds, mortgages and
other securities Merchants National Bank.
Average number OF copies N each igsuo
Of this publication sold or distributed,
through the mails or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months preecd
ing the dafe 81 this statementi 1900
Val. y. Peter, Sworn 10 and subacribed
fSenl.) II. Fischer, Notary Public. (My
commission expires October 2 lgis.1
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tAiHna Wabiipmltf
bee gtHiralntrbaHptsl

f1H mstla BIZ Mihifssf ~
MeaHia4 Nv mF 8ahtfNA aaa
ne NfauaiHihsastt WasWaH8
H #AtfWmftt# ssFaaf aeimffi
pa 81 MfffmeM as
e. NAf-fa htm WHttfs
4ffm Hsf a. aeB NsF HifHf
lat mtftf EltHea hsNfah8t m
'ff aHf f~tlfaaitb pa8lHiN gfitsl
afa msHfa &C., ana em naM m
tHmafWaai iffaHia lsaR tfinff
tHifH
Anf MimllthW 6aa aah ezra
tflfif aalafiafttff mBghfa H. ~
Artists
im sHfHafta4
HHHiaf be Ntntfalbftbanss
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g[nideinen6 o18 Gifrindt

gnideinen0 aris Girriudt
GImar Smith, 1910 @ebiter
Ctr, bon eirtem llnbefannten an
Der 0oro t6. Ctr. in 0ru @ofen
Geitoden. Ger anareifer fGob,
p1brcno Gmitb ouf Der BoIi3ei.
perbitnoen lpilroe.
SIN bIcilgcn 3oologiiden @ar.
TEN inn Miperpiep 4arf bradlte cine
8oGfin bier lebenoige Suligen sur
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Der fanot opi an!

Ser rs. idbriae 9altI grpont,
2608 8etotiiritr. ipllroc inter Der
8eiduIoigung oerbaitet, cinen I'M.
iittliden qngfiff auf Elm 17-iabrige8
Wdo1en heriibt gu baben.
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G6imao Marft6tridt.

3uiuhr 200O. glarli
ieil bis itarf
95hitcr 4rei5 81 sos.
5dweiue 3uti6r $4,000. Gcbo.
ten - sc boiler.
1urhihuittapreiS So. s0-6.90.
6ohitcr Ereis SIS 95.
Sdnfc-3uiuhr 5000. Marti
10 bi5 IS nieoriger uie letter @o.
doe SdluB, % hober oils botiter
@reis.
bodNtcr Greis SOLO.
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ahiauh aaati aab aaauiaani
fsub Bbfat hatfi II ~ n4a
hfbanf bic ttab hfs afmiidifH Hha
NE lfua flfan Hait. wtlAt uaAHtH
eHalaa atiHmiih stf bi maf8
Htiff im EtHiitBH pahit utttfita
.atn mftsfa lfhff eauatr uab If8f
edaBtfih w ittnhbllth afihtt m
.miAtufn
80 ~ 8ttia titutat
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.R(aIGfliirfe Anietaenl

@eindt-Gin Qeutid ipredat6er
6armnrbeiter I'M qlter bon IS
big "a Sdbren, Der aae 6armarbeis
ten peritebt ltno praftii6er aat6olit
lit, miro n~erlangt. @}onatslo6n
$35. Conrad Stamp, 8cit @oint,
]ioitte 2, Dor AZ, 92eb. Eel. Bird
1912. gpr. I
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9. .. gluru. oeutf6er Opt.
ter. gIuDen unterindt fir Bril-
len. 443-5 Brnnbeis @eb1uoe
Mon unterltige bic beutide
greIie, in6em man gu ibrer Der.
breitung beitragt,
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ct. 4nienh Mlnrftheridit-

9iiHOoieh-3uiubr 1000. 01arft
iait bis idpa6.
5dmeine-3ufp6r 1000. gtarft
aebotcn. idna9.
9urhiAnitt3preis - 10.
@o6iter 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufu6r 1900. Marft
ieit, bis 10 boiler.
1910.
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aseaen.

agenten fir elm iebr wertboones
uuo Icidt herfdufIites engliide8
Bud fperOen iiberoa geiaft unO an.
aelteIt. Sitter 8erolcnit uno iteti.
ae arbeit fir SeoeL Der etmas tbun
min. I'm Deitere ansfunft aOrei.
lire: g. .. Dor 1896, Omaha, Neb.
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@arias Gitn.

RinOOieG-3uiubr 5000. Martt
Iangiam bis felt bis idmafI.
Sdpeine-3ufubr 10000. Wlarft
6ffnete felt. SdtuB idpad.
9urdidnittspreis $6.65-6.80.
6oditer 8reis $685..
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000. Marft
felt bis itorf.
Bette 2dnmcr, $3.50.
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iEeines QnnN bi0in a1 .%nerfolfen. 20

5eiues 2anO bi1ig olt 'bertaufen, 200
&der, IA 0ieilen bon @ping,
9aebr., feline 8erbeiieruugeu, o6er
olsee8ei6netes 2ono, beites 9fliig-
Lamb, ltngefdbr DC ader in gutem
Sen. Gieie8 2ano lit min6eltens
$50 ben gtfer north, i'd peroe es
ober fin 500 ben afer oerfdufen.
neil Der BETTER alt lit uno iid 5tt-
riid8ieben min. Soiepb Glider,
@tptng g&ebr. Q.-15.
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@eindt- MGb9en Inn R6de al ma.
6en; miiiien anopfI0der MAIDEN
fonnen. 2utttg & 9raboS, 210
gairo 8log4 II, lln6 9ouelos ctr.
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oe als 2ofaG lit NIT einbegrtffcn.
Ml1r erHitsemeintc angebote iinb 81
rt6ten an 6. 100, Omaha Fri.
bitne. &pr-29.
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@cindt Sanger inteGi8enter
Geutider (8eidner) iuft paiieu-
.0e @teaung. Sell. 3ui9riften NIT
@ebnItsangobe erbeten inter $50
Oma6n 3rfbiine 1880
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MoOcrnes 3immer gu oermieten an
sDei anitdnoige Serren $500 Die
8ode. Cine @eriou $500 Die $50.
DE. 4breiie III 9orO 90. Ctr,
Smd6d.
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Qentide ann6en berlanat.

9iibIide geidGftigung an ieoem
gtad8ufroget: gtrtbur
Gte6Ier, 205 9. 90. 6. g., II. un6
StroBe, Samitag morgens
8wiiden 8 uno IL ltbr, $3.50
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3u Serfanfen cine 6nru1 bon 100
9lder nit glitem $atis urb onoe.
ren &ebGuocn, ale in gutem gu
itonbe, oIGes einge86tint lno gut elm.
gert6tet. Die 5arm erenat an Die
5taot nit otpet Sodi6ulen, elmer
fatboIii9en uno elmer 6reiifule.
RGberes unter il. 100, Omaha Sri.
biine, 4.--15.
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NlSol'
ia, . 2orneu, $3.50 ben 9uibeI.
6. gSilbelm yrulllng, &ga1tr ~
geebr. Apr. q
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decentralization fir oIlgeneinc
&ausar6eit. 9ret in Ser 6ami-
lie, @ttB nod Council Bluffs ae.
ben poqen. 9}a65ufrnBen 400
5a6 s. Ctr, Council Bluffs, So,
Eel. 1868 1920
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Saloon in elmer Der beiten Std0te
Ne6ro8to8 nit gutter oeuti6er
5toot. unb Qonobeb6lferung 51 Der.
faufen. GrItfloiiigeS 8aditeingebdl1.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
ELECTION DAY
NEXT MONDAY

Remember the date, Monday.
June 2lst. Come out and vote
whether il be wet or dry.
Yours, and everybody elae's vote
is needed. II i generally con-
ceded that the vote IN Pine
County will be close.
IL the "drys" win III the ~
looms IN the county will have Va
close their doors within s months
and il settles the liquor question
in the county for three years.
Remember that II i not ! ques-
tion Of prohibition Monday, but
simply question of whether o.
not YOU want SALOONS III tl,e
county. Should the county vote
dry it will not prohibit YOU from
having liquor ehipped IN from
another county or state Tor ~
in your own horne.
Exercise your rights as al,|
American citizen and vote f0r
the best interests of the county.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
AsKov, PINE COUNTY,. MINNEsoTA JUNE II, 1916.

matter over seriously and then
go to the poles and vote accord
ing to the best dictations of your
conscience. The liquor interests
have put up a strong fight. They
have hired speakers and spent
money lavishly. They have done
anything and everything that
they could do to win and it is up
to the farmers and business men
who have the best interest Of the
County at heart who want to see
conditions improved, better
homes, and in fact a higher stand.
ard established, to go to the poles
and put Pine County on the roll
of honor by voting it DRY.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
KERRICK
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
w. P. Hogan and Mrs. Ada
Bjorkland went to Pine City on
business Monday.
Cashier Warren went to Hinck-
ley Monday evening returning
Tuesday morning.
F. M. Steere of the Kerrick
Realty Co., went to Minneapolis
on land business Monday.
Mrs. Nj. McGrath returned
from her two weeks vacation
Monday. She says there is nc
place like kerrick after all.
Don't forget the basket picnic
to be held in Carl Brant's Grove
Monday the oath. Everybody in.
vited. Come out and have {
good time.
F. M. Steere and e. M. Berset
have formed a partnership anc
bought out the Hogan Bros. in
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terest in the Kerrick Realty Co.
They will have their office in the
old place until they can get up
their new building.
Ed Armstrong had the misfor-
tune to have his barn struck by
lightning recently and burned to
ground. He succeeded in get
ting out his horses but the con-
tents including two calves, 10
tons of hay and all his harness
were lost. We understand he
had small amount of insurance.
Pretty tough luck Ed.
Not withstanding the fact that
Saturday was a very wet and
disagreeable day Kerrick cele-
brated in good old fashioned
style. The occasion being the
completion and formal opening
of the Kerrick State Bank. The
people of kerrick and surround
ing country have long felt the
need of a bank at Kerrick; 50
when it finally became an accom-
plished fact they concluded to
make it a day for general rejoic-
ing. About $50 of them turned
out and a rousing good time was
had. Lunch was served by the
Bank from IL a. m. until 10 p. m.
In the afternoon they all gathered
in the town hall and listened to
several good speeches. M. Bulls
of Sandstone, President of the
new Bank made a very able ad-
dress on the Relation of the Bank
to the people. w. G. Warren, p,
A. Christianson and Rev. p. c.
Voris, of Hinckley spoke on the
county option question and pro
duced some very good argumen,
from their standpoint. A bif
dance was given in the evening
and a very enjoyable time wa
had. Everybody went home feel
ing the day was a success il
every way. The new officials o
the Bank are: President, M
Bulls; Vice President, w. r
Hogan; Cashier, C. A. Warren
Directors, John A. Smith, E. N
Berset, E. T. Hogan.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17

H. j. Burgland returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday where he
took his little daughter to the
University Hospital for medical
treatment.
M. j. Renshaw of Minneapolis,
was here Tuesday with a party
of land seekers looking over the
lands of the Western Promotion
& Improvement Company.
A temperance program will be
given at the Presbyterian Church
at IL o'clock next Sunday morn
ing. The public is cordially in
vited to attend. Be sure to be
there.
VIM. Hill, H. E. Crane, Miss
Vivian Crane and Miss Leila Hill
returned Monday from Anoka
where they have been in attend
ance at the Seven Day Adventist
Encampment.
j. M. Frisbee returned from
Minneapolis Saturday where he
has been at the Eitel Hospital.
Mr.. Frisbee is very much i'm
proved in health and gaining
every day to the qualification of
his many friends.
Miss Elvina Gissler left Mon
day for Duluth where she will at
tend the Normal School. Miss
Elsie Gissler returned from Min
neapolis Saturday where she has
been attending school the past
year.
Next Monday, June 21st, is
County Option Election Day and
we trust that every voter in Pine
County will give this question
due consideration. Think the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
NEWS FROM
TOWNS NORTH
BRUNO

From Our Correspondent.
Chas. Sprague is building a
new barn.
Miss Stella Saastad spent Sun.
day at home.
Prof. J.>P. Miller left for Min
neapolis Monday to attend sum
mer school.
N. A. Williams has treated his
new residence to a handsome
coat of paint.
Anton Erickson spent several
days in the Twin Cities on. busi-
ness last week.
Mrs. Nettie Laying and daugh-
ter, Laura were Sandstone pas
sengers Wednesday.
d. c. Hoist returned Friday
evening from a several days
trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Ada Shells and DR.. Joyce
Shells of Sandstone, spent Sun.
day with Bruno friends.
Mrs. Ole Fossen and children
came up from St. Paul Saturday
for an extended visit with Bruno
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Hill and Mrs. HI. E.
Crane left Monday for Dexter.
Minnesota, to be present at a
family reunion.
The Ladies Aid of the Bruno
Presbyterian Church will meet
Wednesday June %, at the home
of Mrs. Grant Gault.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
DUQUETTE
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
j We vote dry.
4 Mrs. A. Belanger left for Sand.
stone Tuesday morning.
i J. d. johnson was making the
rounds Tuesday, treating cigars.
/ Mrs. Alvin Erickson of Holy
oke, was shopping here Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy of Nicker-
son, were in town trading Tues
day.
Gudrun Erickson returned
from Sandstone Thursday to
spend the summer vacation with
her parents.
Elfrida Erickson returned to
her home here for the summer
vacation, after attending school
in Duluth the past year.
The Neighborhood Social Club
will hold it's monthly meeting
Saturday evening, June 19. A
spelling match will conclude the
usual program.
Rev. Fritz Helm of Duluth,
held services in the M. w. A.
Hall Friday afternoon, and Sun
day at the Sec. 9 school. Here
after Rev. Helm will hold SER
vices in the various places in the
neighboring country every other
Sunday. Swedish services in the
morning and English in the af-
ternoon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
STATEMENT CORRECTED

In letter received from p. C.
Voris of Hinckley he says he dis
covered that he made a statement
last Saturday night in Askov
that was not correct. He said
that the government got $40
tax on every gallon of whisky.
He had confused the figures on
the amount Of tax they received
from the whisky made from a
bushel Of corn. The government
gets $1.l0 from every gallon, the
distiller makes four gallons of
whisky from every bushel of
corn. So the figures run some
thing like this:
/ bushel corn ............$ .$0.75
Tax at 81. 10 per gallon. ~. 4.40
Freight, dray, trade, etc. .11.65
Total .:........ Slb.U
This shows how small a pro-
portion the farmer really gets.