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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29
Additional Local

Chas. Crownecklace Tuesday fin
ishcd the job of putting up 35 tons
Of ice for Berg d Turner. Carignan
& Stiles, Hokanson- Turner Com
pany and the Agency will also have
ice put up as soon as the weather
moderates. The ice in the Missouri
river at this point is from "a to 30
inches thick.
"A special meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners for Sioux
county will be held at the court
house Tuesday next week. The
meeting is called for the purpose of
accepting the transcript of the coun-
ty records pertaining to real estate
from Morton county, which has
been made by j. 1. Rovig Of Man
dan, who will deliver the books at
this meeting. Any other business
properly coming before the conf
missioncrs will also be considered
lat this time.
The basket social given by the
Standing Rock Court, G. 0. +. last
Friday evening was largely attended
despite the cold weather. A numb
er Of people from across the river
braved the zero atmosphere, several
coming distance of over 10 miles
! to attend. The receipts from the
i sale OF baskets amounted to 5000.
!. After the sale dancing was indulged
in until the early morning hours,
and all present enjoyed a pleasant
time. j. A. Henderson acted as
/! auctioneer.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29
succes:ful Temperance Rally

The Standing Rock Indian Tenn
prrancr Rally I,cId at the Forcstcrs'
Hall Monday and Tuesday, was
largely attended. Delegates and
officers from every district OF the
reservation were plcscnt and much
interest was taken in the program
both by the delegates and visitors
present
The meeting was presided over
by President Thos. Frosted, and the
program was rendered in the Sioux
language. Addresses in English
wrrr delivered by Superintendent
Convey and Rev. FIR. Bernard.
Among the Indian speakers on the
program were Albert Nohcart, An
toiic Claynorc, 'fhos Frosted, Ben
b. Hoop, Mark Red Bull, Haskell
Santcr, Leo Lcandog, Chief John
't.st1asss t.t1 ass and W>m. Bobtail.s
The following officers were elect
ed for ,llc ensuing year: Thos.
Frosted, president; Antoine Clay
more, vice-prrsidcnt; Albert No
heart, treasurer; Th"s. Ashley, Soc
rotary, The following enforcement
committee was also named: John
Littlccrow, jerome [ Sc His Shield,
Ed. Afraid OF Hawk, Arthur Vaul-
ter, Oscar t;oodboy, Mark Red
Phil
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29
Held To u. 5. Grand jury

Geo. Rcdhon, the 13 year old
boy who is charged with having
burgalarizcd Carignan d Stiles store
January 10, was arrested by Deputy
U. S. Marshall Gammons OF Fargo
Monday, and arraigncd before Us.
Commissioner Johnson, charged
with unlawful entry Of building
occupied as Il postoilicc.
The boy through Superintendent
Covey, as guardian, waved cxamina-
tion and was held to the next term
of L. S. court ut Fargo, which con-
vancs some time next month.
Pending trial Commissioners John
son placed the boy i'll custody OF
Superintendent Covcy, who is re-
sponsiblc for his appearance in U.
s. court when the case is called for
trial.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29
Regulate Treasurers Salary

Representative Wiley of Morton
county, has introduced a bill
amending the law relative to salar-
les Of county :reaslrcrs so that the
county treasurer of Sioux county,
recently created, may receive salary
during the first year Of Office. The
bill has been referred to the COM
mittee on state affairs, and will al
feet no other county in the state.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-01-29

John Brown was down from
Hckton on business at the Agency
yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27
How TO Look Less
Than Your Age

There are three golden rules that every
woman who would ward of signs Of ad.
yaucing age, should follow:
]. Cultivate cheerfulness. Those who
understand the physiological effect Of won
rElng know this advice should be taken NOR,
seriously than It usually is.
Whenever the complexion begfrs "a
look worn or witherod, use ordinary mer,
.o.zed wax for week or two. Apuly
nightly Ike cold cream, erasing It mornings
WIN warm water This gradually absorbs
the thin film Of surface skin rayealir, IN
irosher and younger skin underneath An
ounce OF the wax, obtuinable at any druR
store, is enough TO reiuyenate any com.
p.eNiuu.
g.. When tho telltale wrinkles appear. or
cheek and chin muscles begin TO sag. batbs
ne face once day for awhile In A solution
OF powered saNolite, ! o., dissolved in \
p!nt OF witch hazel This has a remark, alba
effect in 'frming up" and smoothing out
the skin.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27
TOWNSHIP TO VOTE
BONDS FOR HIGHWAY

Special 10 The World
BRIsTOw. Okla. oct, 2G-Newby
township. Just south Il Hristow. Is
preparing 60 vote at $4,000 bond is
sue for tho purpose OF building good
roads I'm that township. IL tho pro-
posed bond ISSUE carries and the
money IL expended os promised Newby
township VIII have the best roads In
Creek county. II 10 proposed 20 let the
farmers do the work under tho direct
supervision OF highway engineer.
thus practically keeping all Of tho
$4,000 right at homo and having the
good roads too.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27
NOTED WOMAN WILL
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27
STEINER'S
Tenth Street Grocery
PHONES 422-3f79.

A thousand live members IN Tulsa's 3
Ghamber OF Commerce means that
Iulsa will be on the map as never
before. Let uB push.
We are selling apples by the box
this week:
Fancy Jonathan Apples box ...sf.g5
sunset Jonathan Apples, box .S2.fO
Rodsdn Jonathan Apples, box .S2.3S
COOKING apples, box ..........S1
Meats, Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits
Our stock is complete with the best
good things the market Affords our
clerks are courteous and we are
TO serve you with the best,
good. clean, wholesome Meats and
Groceries In our city.
Tenth and South Main,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27
ncn,cr ncfcnd. IInnnr Inns-

DENVER. colo. oct 26-Jamcs
H. Marsh. city attorney lato today
filed iu tho state supreme court tho
brief of tho city and county Of Denver
arguing that the city charter amend
mcnt regulating liquor licenses should
stand In spite Of tho statewide pro-
hbltiOu amendment adopted In 1914.
The brief argues that tho Conatitu-
tionul amendment IN not retrospect
tive; that n tho state amendment
oycrrulcd tho city charter on prohl-
hltlon every provision OF Denver's
churtor would hn ovcrruled by HOme
previous constitutional provision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27

World Want Ads Save the jb-
hunter many stepa
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
FiSHB ACX

Nrs N [. Lewis is si
 Rev Hood filled his regular ap- poi ltmeut al Friendship last Satur- day and Sunday
 Mr Lane and family have moved down below Osage
 There was pie supper al this place last Saturday night fer the benefit Of seating the neH school house
 Paul Parish, of Monett. Mo. spent Thankseiyine with his cagsin Geo Graham
 : r Wilson who has been in Texas selling apples returned nome lasr saturday evening
 Nal.tr Jones aud aift bert faaab5 giving day uifh tae farncr's parents. Nr and Mrs ] |, Jones also Hfs NJ Goodman. of Spring dtIe.
 tieoeee Graham returnod home from OlllalIcint lat week where he has been Fl work
 Nhfts kenHaH IGd family Of SFriHedaie spent ta@t sunday Nith Nr aa3 Ne- Charlie Taemose
 kadajiah
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
ANIMAL AFFAIR

Tine ladies of the Embroidery Club entertained with their annual Thanks giving dinner on Friday night, Nov 26. at 6: % D. m al the home of Mir and Mrs \ N. Leitzell
 The dinner was served in seven courses Yellow and blue. the Club eolors. were the predominating note in the decorations and were skillfully indicated in the different courses \ bouquef of ehrySanthemums and ferns formed the canterI iece. Nap kin rings made Of yellow crepe pa- per and tied with blue ribbon also the little nut baskets displayed lhe dainty col3rs The beauty and cria inalily of the menu committee was at it's height, when the salad cour> was served. which was q grape fruit cut in the shape of d basket with the handle entwined with smilaN
 During the dinner toaSts were giS- en by most of the Club members. l. h Petross resBor ding with q toast for the gentlemen
 In the evening several contests were participated in. one being a drawing contest. in which turkey was to be drawn with the left hand, the prize MS awarded to Frank beaver
 Music 8as furnished throughhout the dfuner by he Misses Houghs Tne dinner 3a5 delightfully."- served hy the Misses Irnsa Petrcss. Clara kWalt. Hazel Thompson. Harriette Ntrke md Nelna l.eitzcll
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
BUCK

Dure Everett made q bnsi ess trip to Fayetteville and sold q pair of mules last week
 The keeaey boys are driIiiFa | W2ll for Burn Carlock
 Ray EubankS who recently mar ried, moved to the Fee Morris place. MT and Mrs Ric ard Clark yis q with relatives at Midway Friday and Saturday
 The Bragg boys caught bo-sem th her night that weiged leur' e, Il pounds Beat it if you can
 Will Brake made a bcSinesS trip To Spr'in2dale last week
 Mr. and Mrs Henry Fitch wis ted wi relatives q Mountain Splines Satur 'ay and Sul day
 Mr and Mrs Cullen Andrews CT Whitanr visited with relat,Fes in this vicinity Sunday
 5 O Carlock made q bosi es4 tiib To Alabam this week
 Jim Lewis is the chaupien fur bYer in this locality
 Quite number from this place atf ended bi1t, day dinner on Th inksgiyi 2 day at Bud Boa lieht's and all report q nice time
 Hi Power
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
s ss s s;s s;;e s;

Mark Lewis is visiting relatives near Fayetteville this week
 Mir Taulby is quite poorly
 Misses t'-~-e Trammel aHd idah Todd Of Riehland View attended the Thankseiyins dinner at this place Several of MaeuiIe people attended the literary at Riehland View Friday nigh' and all had splendid time. very large crowd attended the Thauksejying dinner at this place Although the day was bad everyone esemed to enjoy themselves fine The people of White House are planning an ent tertainmert= il tae near future
 ;IH+=
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
HORN HARDEN

Frank Horn and Miss Bessie Rair- den. were married Thanksgiving Day at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs. ] Y Rairden, residing near Zion The groom is the son of x Hcrn and has resided in that section for some time. and the bride recently moved into this sec tion from Oklahoma Rev. Ellis Pmmlee was the officiating minister A dinner was served imme. .iately fol lowing the ceremony which oacurre q at noon The newly welded couple will make their hone near Zion. as the groom recently purchased a farm near there The News joins with the many friends in extending best wishes
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
 HAB SR TON

Fine weather fer rhe tetloH who d4slike the wood pile
 Don't Worry. Va have pteHtz of strawberry blooms. 50 if this Wetth- er co o,tintes come over and take Chri .um4s dinner with a=, and @e' Il serve you to a dish 0f fresh straw berries and cream.
 The shos ing mat II. eondteted by W C WhillGck was the main feature of the Manufacturing olidaNs.
 Mrs Betti. Ne'son is home from an extended visit to her son. ! . of Sonorl.
 Mrs Ana BrH 6n . Ms Aana Perrv1 off Nebraska. + visiting Il th' parental home
 Mrs. Jno Ceaau eoae Miss Ollie Johns m Of Oceola. tlsis state. re turned to har home first of las week She h4s been visiting her brothers. Will aud l Johnson Miss fon- nie Johnson ecomHanied far home and will enter school af tat pisae
 Only three more weeks of school at this place The scool= vii elese with a varied rrcgram, on tine evening ot December lI
 Mrs E l. Johnson. who wen to Arizona same three morths ago fer her hoaIth. writes she is 'nHrrDving fast Mrs Johnson has been in poor heanh for several months and her many friends are elzd q P note the change
 Mrs Nanaie Johnst a'zd taHoht- CT r turned home Friday cf lest week from an extead ded yisit to her daeeh- T. Mrs. Newt Wh'tz Il cf Oklahon q
 Robert Eltins who has been 1erkt in Oklaho ra the Uast few mo a'- lived lome lat.er paft Cf los W ek. aecomranisd by his eonsin Jas fe2s- ley
 Mrs Firde Rcm1nel of Fayettesille $ e t Than sgiYins holdiafs $ With her parents Mr. and Mrs Wm. Mefrel
 Miss Stella Ne sen, ~ho i3 teac 7 ing sch ol at Peasant View. vtsited homefelks during the holidays
 Ben Harp and Miss Ada i;n sell have the g3cd W shes et teeir II ai y friends in their welded life \ iet- tica of their marriage arpfa1s else wlora ill this isslte
 Announcements are beirg nae 2 of th& 1T aTriace cf Roger D fr9St to Miss Ola Mitchell ~lrich eeapr- red s9me two months ago Roger fs y9uag ftrmer If st rli.g char cter. Miss Ola is an amiable youp@ lsdv p9ss sing mary winni z traits Con gratu are extorded "
 Ser lane
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
MAGUiR

Alrs Frank Willianm ard saa spert Thanksgi ing Eith her Ine.h,r tl5ie ,ti.l l.e
 Ga6 King and children p, ssa and DAa visited latter par ~eel, 2ith NJ N Gov nsar < r'a.s.le r.
 Ali t1oFe Olivef' s5eJt FridR ni"' with NJ Etnon Traie4-f T. #t tteut@l the dterarv at Ef 1a@d Niaw
 Ion Dancer of Faye's vile ei't Thanks ei ,sit.e @itb heHe fep
 Miss Mary Langham f G shen Ni i1- cd It Mt Spring Thnrsday n'@ht. Ms Eat9 Fsrff. .=E-,- .7ei [ FrT home aad attanded thf @ Ri Ala | Ni \.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
L ANSOElL-k EIUT

The wedding of Miss Anna I.ans- dell. and Otis Kelly of Fayetteville Ark. was solemnized at the home ei the brides sister. Mrs Jas Woods Wednesday evening at 6:3o o'clock the Rey.R Phillips of the Pres byterian church officiating Only tht immediate family were present MT and Mrs. Kelly left immediately for Fayetteville where they will fe- side
 The bride has lived here for the last few years. and is q young wo man of charming personality and has made large circle of friends, who wish her happiness and good luck
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Program of Washington County Teachers Association to te held al Lincoln. Ark. Saturday, December tth
 10. ca d m ,Cal to order be the President
 Song Amer'oa' by the A.s5cia- tion
 Cutter and Stones: Chap. lS. "op- portanity of the Rural Teacher a T |. Bates; Chap l9. "Consolda- ton, l.. Woodruff
 Address by Rev |, N SapHofe of Fayetteville
 Picnic Dinner
 Song by the Lincoln School Special Programs in the School Miss Bertha Stockbnreer. Miss Min nie Blakemore. Mrs Florence Moore Adaptability of the Inuier School to the Needs of the Smaii school Profs n A Mcknight ard G Massie.
 CoiGmitl,r
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
SPRING CREEK

Perry Normm i~ having t lar- e barn er.Eted
 Rurl Atkisou and family of Gave Springs have moved to tine Guy Phillips farm
 Af Stears two daughters, and the families also his son Ray all CT Joplin Mo. was visiting with him Inst week
 ! Sharp and children visited with his daughter Mrs Ed Mabr} lea. i.o".-i .SdhdaA
 ti hald Eac,r aud ioail, atNe .a ,feE eH ie4nsn Rradley's place
 Ann Narzv lrDv i- baf5f T t.., 4l.rat L. .2il5r blit
 THank~ eiting Ia.sCd c.f cry quii ty in this neighborhood
 Ebert Grimsley speut his Thanks giving vacation with his friend and tschooimate. Ilube rt Proctor It Whit Hef
 Nj t,nma Bin-baln -penl last HeaIl eith ,l.Nme folks
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Odis Fitzgerald is having hi,, house remodeled Earl AtkfsCn is doing the work
 There vas musical party at Hill MeGaueh,s Saturday night
 Born. te Mr. and Mrs Perry Nor man recently babv boy.
 Bonnie Watkins who had the ty- phoid flyer last summer has never recovered. and k very sick. Her sister, Mrs Clara Gilmore and baby Kansas
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Saturday Matinee every Saturday afternoon al t0 1 D m at the Ma iestic All boys and girls over the age of sixty admitted free and vel come See either drug store. any dry goods store or the Springdale
 News for q free ticket Free tick els may be had any Saturday at the above places under cerrin eondi- tions PatroHize your Cwn mer- chants Mutual cooperation tends to make every one happy and pros porous
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs ]. F. Mccoy and two daught- CTS spent Thanksgiving in Spring dale. the guests of Mrs $ Buseler They returned to Bentonyille Sunday evening. where they have been spending the summer for the benefit Of Mrs McCoy's health. They spent last summer in Rogers and are high ly pleased with this climate which they consider superior to that of Colorado Springs and other places where they have gone seeking q healthful location.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Gen. tainin-thc-face seems 10 f.a ge. ing in little work on the firing lines.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mir and Mrs N l Howard Of Bentonyille, spent ThankseiAiHg with their daughter. Ms k T Henry
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Miss Earle igman returned N ed nesday afternoon from q weeks's Fis- it wi h trie1ds al Summers. Ark
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Miss Ruby Stobaugh leIt Wednes- day afternoon fer Seligman. Mo tor a few days visit with friends.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Miss Fay Mcintyre cf Siloam Springs, spent the week end here as the guest of Miss .leweIdine Brod ia
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Remember the Central Presbyterian bazaar, with market in connection at the Famol Hardware Co Friday a gd Sat 1rday Of this week
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Some are neglecting their oppor- tuni y to renew for The News at $1 per year Better get your renewal in befzre next issue. as we will drop al ftom our list this week who ale ill arrears
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Joe Ewalt left last Friday for Great Bend. Kansas. where he will he g9ae fro some time. to work.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
Social and Dsrsonal
Miss Zoe Slaughter. Editor.
Phone

Someone's always feeling blue
 Are you the chap? Someone don't know what to do
 Are you the chap? Someone sees disaster pending. Someone's trials are extending; Someone's woes are never-endtne
 Are you the chap? Someone's always out of tuck
 Are you the chap? Someone lacks backbone and pluck. Are you the chap? Someone always is repinin.e Someone all the time k whining; Someone sees no bright sun shining Are you the chap? Someone never gives d smile.
 Are you the chap? Someone $ grouahy all the while
 Are you the chap? Someone's always cross and sour: Someone grumpy every hour; Someonne doubts Gods saving power
 Are you the chap? Someone laughs the whole day long Are you the chap? Someone's lips are wreathed i'll song Are you the chap? Someone's heart binds ours the
 tighter: Someone makes our burdens lighter. Someone makes this old world
 brighter.
 Are you the chap? Mrs Newton Harris visited Tuesday with friends ill Van Huren- Miss Ethel Smith has accepted position iu the Brodie studio
 
 Mrs. C A Ownbey will entertain the Embroidery Club this week Splendid Mutual Masfer-P1cture iey- try Tuesday night at the Majestic. Bazaars are the order of the day One a week from HOW until Christ mas.
 Glen Russom. who has been quite i'll with typohid is improving very nicely
 Calvin Walker returned Saturday morning from q business trip te St Louis
 
 Mrs. NJ L. Priae.. Of Fayetteville. visited Monday with her sister Mrs. R T Clark
 ! s. Wilson and family lett Tues day afternoon fir Bristow, Okla. where they will locate
 Mrs C G. Tibbs left Tuesday for F't Smith to visit q few days with Rev and Mrs. Hickman
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Rice spent Thanksgiving al Rogers with the formers father, NJ Rice Gay Smith. of Highfiu Ark. visit. ed last week with his sisters, Misses Ferne and HaseItine Smith.
 
 Joe Ewalt left last Friday for Great Bend. Kansas. where ne will he gone fro some time. to work.
 aa
 Miss Ruby Stobaugh lelt Wednes- day afternoon fer Seligman. Mo for few days visit with friends Miss Earle Iigman returned N ed neSday afternoon from WepkS'S xiS-
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs Helen Putnam and daughter left Wednesday afternoon fer Loren. 70, Texas. to visit a few weeks with her brother
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

So ~al suas triton offer raa on
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Gay Smith, of Highfill Ark visit. ed last week with his sisters. Misses Ferne and Haseltine Smith
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs George Dayoy of Carthage Mo, who has been visiting few days with her mother Mrs Piummef who lives souht Of town. returned home Monday morning
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Miss Ruth Reeves Of Green Forest Ark. who is attending the | of \. land Miss Lucille Thompson of Siloam Springs. were guests of Miss Georgia Baekus during the Manufacturing holi- days
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

The F'idelis class in connection with the Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church. will hold their annual Bazaar in Logan X McGuire's Undertaking Paror. Dec 10 and 11th
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mir. and Mrs Harry Rice spent Thanksgiving at Rogers, with the formers father. C NJ Rice
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Splendid Mutual Master Picture 'ey- try Tuesday night at the Majestic.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

( <. Bouton l.. Powell and D tli ,her went to Fort Smith Monday morning to arrange for hortieult- ural meeting
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Little George Ovey in tle new Cub Comedies is some comedian
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs Rua Suddorta aid Mrs Lucie been here for the past two weeks visiting their sister, Mrs L. l.. Hill, returned home Monday afternoon
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Bazaars are the order of the day One a week from HOW until Christ mas
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs C c. Tibbs left Tuesday for t't Smith to visit q few days with Rev and Mrs Hickman
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

See George Oyey in the new Cub Comedies at the Majestic. The man who flys without wings
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs. C A Ownbey will entertain the Embroidery Club this week
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Glen Russom. who has been quite i'll with typohid k improving very nj ely
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

!. s. Wilson and family lett Tues day afternoon fer BrfstoR, Okla, where they will locate
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs Newton Harris visited Tuesday with friends ill Van Buren
 Miss Ethel Smith has accepted position in the Brodie studio.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
No. Report Of the Condition
 of the ELM SPRINGS STATE BANK

Al Elm Sprlngs ii the State ol Arkausas. |
 the close ot business NoX III. 1qfS
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Mrs. NJ l.. Price. of Fayetteville. visited Monday with her sister Mrs. T Clark
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Nj Enma Bingbiln -pem last 9eak eitl aame folks
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
Saturday Matinee every Sa

s
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

,Olt!ulitttt.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Calvin Walker returned Saturday morning from business trip to St. Louis
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

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The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

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