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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
AN EASY WAY To END
CATARRH FOREVER
Simple Home Treatment DESTROYS
Germs Of This Dangerous Disease.

The reason why so many people who
suffer from Catarrh never seem able
10 get cured is that they are continu.
ally seeking the momentary relief OF
sprays, douching greasy creams. oint.
ments, etc Such things do open M
the swollen nostrils and clear the head
temporarily. besides stopping for a
while the disgusting blowing. hawking
splitting and choking. but they never
cure To drive out Catarrh for good
You have 10 got down to it, real
cause Catarrh is a germ disease. The
air is always FUN OF catarrh germs
thrown of hv one person and alb
sorbed by another and when the sye.
tenn does faii ro throw OF such germs
they find permanent Judgment in the
nose. throat and head and multiply
rapidly
The Germs Of catarrh can be- best Dc.
stroyed hy inhalinE the pure medi-
cafrf air az Hyomel pronounced
hi .o.mei. This splendid aud power
fW combination of oil of Eucalyptus
with other healing agents has won.
1ffinI rcrmicidaI action You breathe
Dr.. air. into your nose. throat and
lungs hv means Of a small hard rub
Dor inhaler which g. 49, Grir4f A 90
mud other leading durlIsts here ln
wheeling and vicinity supply with
every treatment This medlcatcd air
d. o. certain death fo tho germs of
CliuUh and when the germs are de-
..rnfod flr r1iarrh with 900 Ite die.
agreeable symptom VIII stop Even
Two or three minute. uao will give re.
freahing relief while. f you viii use
r -wo or three times o. day Tor o. few
wcrke Dr. elH completely Danish
ctfaIrh a. llvumri i. pleasant 10
breathe and .s always sold hy drug
fiFI everywhere with positive guar.
onto. Uf .u.rraHful results or money
bach. surely mo- Catarrhal sufferer
should go long before trying nIf
simple home remedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
INDIGESTION AND
STOMACH MISERY
JUST YANISHES
The MOMENT ~PAPE's oIAPEPsIN"
REACHES THE STOMACH ALL
DISTRESS GOES.
INSTANTLY STOPS ANY SOUR.
NESS, GASES. HEARTBURN,
AciDlTY, DYSPEPSIA.

Really does" put bad stomach in
order-"really does" overcome indiges-
ton. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and
sourness in five minutes-that-jus
that-makes Pape's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator in
the world. II what you eat ferments
into stubborn Jumps. you belch gas
and eructate sour. undigested food and
acid; head Is dizzy and aches: breath
foul; tongue coated: your insides filled
with bile and indigestible waste. re-
member the moment "Pape's Diapep-
sin comes in contact with the stom-
ach all such distress vanishes. It's
truly astonishing-almost marvellous.
and the JOY Is its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent case OF Pape's Dia-
pepsin viii give you a hundred dollars
worth OF satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold to men
ana women who can't get their stom-
achs regulated. II belongs I'm your
home-should always be kept handy
In case OF a sick. sour. upset stomach
during the day or night. It's the quick.
est. surest and most harmless stomach
regulator in the world.
Pape's Diapepsin instantly neutral
ICES the acids in the stomach. stous
food fermentation or souring. absorbs
gases and starts the digestion. The
rellef Is quick, sure. wonderful-stom.
ach sufferers have a pleasant surprise
awaiting them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

SANE BY COURT
SUPREME COURT GRANTS RoANE
COUNTY MAN A HABEAs
CORPUS WRIT.
ReVerses Circuit Court Of Roane
County-Thirteen Options Handed
Down BY Body.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. lit
required an action of the supreme
court of appeals OF West Virginia be-
ore s. w. Lawrence Of Roane county
was pronounced a sane man While
he was an inmate OF the second hos
pital for the insane at Spencer, Law
renee. through counsel. sought a writ
OF mandamus in the circuit court OF
Roane county to compel DR. Charles
A. Barlow, superintendent OF the hos
pital TO release him. This court re-
fused the writ and an appeal was
taken TO the supreme court which to-
day awarded him a writ OF habeas
corpus which gives him his liberty as
sane.
In qualifying its decision the SUI
preme court says: ANY person con-
nned In one OF the hospitals for the
insane OF this state, as an insane per-
son, except In the case OF a person
charged with crime and subject TO be
tried therefor. or convicted OF crime
and subject to be punished therefor,
when In a condition to be so tried and
punished, may be delivered to any
friend who will give bond and security
as required by law. and II any person
snail be restored to sanity while In
the custody OF such bondsman, Il Is
the duty OF the persons having con-
troll OF the hospital to discharge him
from custody and give him a certifi.
cate thereof"
Lawrence had been under bond and
In custody OF relatives when he be
gan action in the supreme court.
In another case decided by the court
la Of ~
involved. Il was that of State against
Merico. from Tucker county. The SUI
preme court in this case finds that a
person to whom pistol is given AT
his home, has no right after chang
ing his domicile. to carry il about his
person from the place OF gift to an
other domicile.
The court to-day decided thirteen
cases, President George Poffenbarger
rendering four decisions Judge W.
\. Miller, three. and the other three
Judges two each. Eight OPINIONS re-
versed the lower courts. The opinion
follows
The Opinions.
BY Judge Poffenbarger 80 TAYLOR
against Campbell and others, from
Pocohontas county. reversed: Bartlett
@f+AAaNH AAOAAA 4hdlAlu county. al
hrmed. lumber company against
Turnbull from Webster county. re-
yersed and remanded: state against
Springer. from Tucker county, af-
hrmed
by Judge Miller - State against
Moore, from Tucker county, decree re.
veTsed and entered here: Burton
against Coal company from Mingo
county. Judgment reversed and en-
tered here; Rose againsa O'Brien from
Webster county, writ OF prohibition
awarded
BY Judge J. W. Mason-Gwinn against
Gwinn, from Summers county. re-
versed and bill dismissed: Lawrence
against Barlow from ROane county.
reversed and petitioner released.
BY Judge c. W. Lynch, McCreary
against Railway company from Green
brier county. reversed and new trial
awarded: Harper against Oil company.
from Roane county. reversed and re-
manded
BY Judge l.. J. Wnliams-Railway
company against Coal company. from
Upshur county, judgment affirmed:
/ state against Merico. from Tucker
county. judgment affirmed.
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NEW INDUSTRY
FOR BENWOOD
oAsoLIgE INDUSTRY Is
TAKEN UP.
Company Organized Ina August f. CON-
posed Of Prominent wheeling
and Benafro Men

TO-. old glue factory which has been
successfully operated for years by r. n
sillclrrd. OF Bsuwuod. is now taking on
uIrH. over the extension that is In pre-
rHrHtIUn Tor the plant. The mnnufac-
ture 90 glue viii be- discontinued and in
i.E place Che gasoline Industry will BE-
taken uu.
Do August che company was organ
Izcd under fhe name of the Case Ine-Dii
supply Company and since that time
machinery bee been installed and other
Preparations made. Do Ir expected that
fHe Plant viii ba in operation By Decem-
I.r Ih.
Arrangements have been made where
hr crude 90 viii ho shipped into the
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. ". Va. Dec. 7.-Afors
room b. needed at tho Windsor school
near Beech Bottom. in BuTaio district
The board of education has found 10 nee.
essar} 20 relieve tho congestion OF the
present two-room brick building to hire
room from the coal company. where
school Is being held Two teachers Ia ~
hccn holding claaHcs in one room until
the third room was secured
The board % education has under ad.
NlHenent increasing tho school capacity
AZ Windsor. Plans for more room Ia "a
bren discussed thc new brick building
There o. too small. and 10 viii either bs
H-tde larger BY erecting second STORY
or Two rooms, or a new four-room build.
ms viii be erected
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OF the church
The volunteer fir,rnan OF the Fourth
nnd flfth wards will hold a meeting in
lhcir club rooms or Thursday evening
v IN ~ a number II matters pertaining 70
banquet will be discussed
William Pflg. Of the baltimore A Ohio
railroad. who has been IN FOR some time
has resumed his duties
thursday evening the Benwood aerfe
No. 4l3. Fraternai order OF Ea0iss viii
nod their regular meeting IN the Schad
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Aha drunk arrested saturday .r.r...
Voc r.UDn hearing Inrf ..lrIrr b..
SOY CLARK srrIutH 1rI ur.H ff nuH
"f 'Hr If.f two Ur Uhr.. daf. a.fI.
fIta Hnr" boon Published In nnn. .
other fNHu tnH fnt.IIFen..i Uf IHr como.
'lI uf..IU. uu Tuesday f.fn.r. THI..
WnfEH ..Hrr0 h.Iunru fH. H.fIrrn 90
iar nIrsfIrE of council aiII b. held .r
pest Tuesday.
ID.Ir trnnd uhn ntr t..l quite TI do
~ Nruf 'n HIr efrH.. lH ImrIHufrr
I'H Iur fnr wrrnhrra of rhr lf
affhew.a Lutheran church u.iI bold Ih...
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"|N"TI|T"TI" IT T. T--T----| ~
bounced yesterday the date ot ths 'b"'i.
Aas 90 Observance oil thriatuna lrr....
VIII resume on January ard gigirc
bellih Two weeks. Tho aomeatfr. er,....I
.aH.ns VIII be- held the SECOND u.e.s b.,
-tnusfys Dn January 18th. o. new sI...
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home in Canton. O., after a visit of n
week with relatives and friends in this
city. " NA'9
MIS- Mariana Johnson. Of CHICAGO.
Ill. Is visiting relatives ana frie,,Ss a.
Nellshurg and Bethany
Miss Martha WATSON. OF North Main
steret, attended a cotillion club dance
ing. N'N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The WellsburE High basket ball team
md the eN-High will play a very inter-
citing game nt the High school gyrana-
SUM on Wednesday night. December g.
az 40 =. m. Both teams being fast and
wcn prepared for the clash. they will
play lively game. The local High will
probably schedule gaines with the neigh
boring schools. No admission will be
CHARGED
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Charles. little son OF Mr. and Mrs. $.
y. Caldwell. Is seriously III Of typhoid
teXer His uncle. Or. Caldwell OF
wheeling. was called out on sunday
morning.
willard. the little son Of Rev. and
Mrs. r.. o. Phillips. Is thought to be-
able TO be brought home from the o. v
9. hospital this week
Miss Carrie Morrison. Of the War
wood school. was the guest Of Miss Sue
Naddell for the weekend
Miss Margaret Moore. Of West Alex
ander. was visiting friends here las,
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pogue. Of Beech
Bottom, End Mr.. and Mrs Dawson Bo-
ner OF short Creek. were guests OF Miss
Julia RidVley on SUNDAY.
Mr.. r. y. Wayt H. visiting his dauVh-
ter at Elm Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Emsley have
been 80 for several DAYS
MI. g W. Rogers Is able 20 be out
after n short illness
Miss Mary steele has returned from
pleasant visit 81 washington. Pa
Mis- Maud Jefferson. Of the Normal
spent tho weekend at her home I'M
Moundsville
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LENIfLANp-Mr- caroline Gardner
Haftlett known in France ag Sister
Beatrice who sought the aid OF Myrou
IT. herrlck. former a.ubne -afor TO
France today 20 dtsprove charges made
against her by certain French officials
that she ~ a German rpy was advised TO
take az tle matter with the British en-
hassy in washington. Herrick. after exc
aiming her papers declared she be- a
British subject. Zee said chat be does
not rememuer her 10 France and knows
nothing about her work. personally Mrs.
Bartlett was nurse ln France and was
in Canada raising money for hospital
were circulated
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plant. and by a new process ID. ~.
grade or gasoline and Oh Will be- plsc.I
on the market Two storage tanks Min
capacity Of 1900 gallons each ,yere
COMPANY u composed OF wheeling and
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Tho Laurel Band class o. the Chris
tan church held its regular monthly
W fel lnE or Monday evening ~ the home
~ Mrs. Brooke Roberts. OF Seventh
street Thirteen members were present.
a pi' asant social time was had after
the business was transacted
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union HiTh VI. shadyride.

wednesday evening the opening game
Dl the basket bail season for Union man
VIII De played on the local floor ygif1
Pr ady side Both teams duriur the h., L.
Mteh nave been working hard bal mr.
kafaiion Tor the coming game and rs-
both are in the prime 81 condltion si,i,..
'esins viii probably line up as follow.
Al 1907 -loo- Union High.
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States army. The appointment was an
nOuncCd on Monday at Washington. Col.
W. ". Beall secured the appointment
for DIR. Roberts through the influence
OF Congressman Neely. OF the First Con-
gressional district OF West Virginia.
The appointment was made during the
summer. An examination was held in
October and Dr. Roberts passed with "A
high mark.
DR.. Roberts Is the son OF Mr.. and
AIRS. Charles Roberts. OF this city. and
last summer graduated from the Ohio
state University, receiving his degree
IN dentistry.
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County Court.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
county court was held on Tuesday at
the court house. The forenoon session
was taken up in the paying of bills.
The afternoon session was devoted 70
the purpose Of hiring a road engineer
Tor Brooke county. {. a. Eicholberger.
was present and discussed the position
for about Two hours. Commissioner
Wells moved that Mr.. Eichelbcrger be
employed at salary Of 81 500 but
could not gct a second TO the motion.
After "a short discussion with Mr.. Eich.
elberEer m the rest room the court ad-
lourncd without taking any action on
the motion whatever
The court authorized County Clerk
Dr. X G. Brashear TO send the young
Rosenhcrgcr boy. who was bitten by A
mad dog. TO the Mercy hospital at Pitts
burgh. Pa. 10 take the pasteur treat
mcnt A. Yet no symptoms of hydro
phobia have developed. but every effort
- being made 10 save the young lads
life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The community Christmas tree which
the WellsburE people are preparing for.
has caused much comment In the loca-
ton. The business houses have named
the lot In front or the court house as
the most desirable place in town The
majority OF the people are in favor Of
this location. while some want II far
thor up town.
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VIA. Amelia l.uff ana InIignf ru.r.
fL". 10. f' fnnnE fnr t..ffF of TT.
Hi Matthew" Lutheran .H...H ..r
inrir marF IrInula wH. r......H fr...
.nF i'r I.rr.r and l.IIh .I fI...
husband end fftInf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

cure W q Clayton ana Harry Nei-
n1'f gan. Will leave this morning fi-
-iLbe, Wetzel county. for "a brief hunt
luE trip. Iht duet will I,atc 49,, ~.
carly morning train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

KENTON-MrE. Theodore Cramer ac-
cidsntally diacharEed a revolver aud
was shot iu the hand The member d.
20 badly shattered b. may have 20 De
amputated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

MARYSN tLLE-The will of Sarah
Enoch of West Liberty dirpuairg 81 "a
g. 900 estate has been set aside hv tho
court, "a was made 10 minutes before
she died.
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DAYTON-The ohio slate Hotel Mems
Association a. On convention here.
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CALDWELL wiila Morris hna
sued Leonard Walton Merry for $4,000
alleging breach OF promise 90 marry
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DAYTON-gince May e. 1914. thirteen
members OF the family Of vs.. TO- Fowler
have died
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WEST LIBERTY

,,.,,, blLlnuAy Surpr1se.
WEST LIBERTY. w. Va Dec T.
MIS-. Margaret Young was given sur
pilse on saturday evening. ~ being her
Soth birthday \ number OF her many
friends were present to wish her hap
piness and remember her with some
nice presents. The evening WAS pleas
antly spent. and a dainty iuncheon was
served The guests included:
Mesdames
g W. Rogers Lille KING
-. r. Shlelds, Emma Glass
". =. hartley. Mary Allen.
arr GrsWelL Drusilla Neon
Elizabeth Mont Kesiah Gardner.
geometry. Louise jerome
NARY Wit I. &. NeakeI.
Misses
Julia lidgley. Mary Yeager
Sue WaddelL Carrie Das1ie
Carrie Morrison. Cailie Curtis
Adda Gardner Maud Curtfs
Mamie Montgomery. Emma Caldwell.
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ATTEND THE JEWELRY
AUCTION AT THOMAS
JEWELRY STORE

3 Sales daily. 10 n. no.. 2 and
Z 80 %. m. Entire stock must be
sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The state controilin-. board which su-
perVises the adjustment Of salaries and
the transfers OF funds today refused 20
pay $500 FOR the painting Of the por-
trait Of former lieutenant Governor
Grecnlund OF Cleveland. ~ was declared
that no appropriation had been made
Tor purpose when the portrait was
painted. HE bill may De taken care Of
nv legislative enactment. The state
emergency board refused to grant the
request OF the state liquor license com
mission for SIs. 0UO tu employ 10 addl-
uOnal inspectors and for $1,000 addition
al salary for its secretary j.. J.. Hamp-
ton The license commission said that
the present number 81 inspectors. Il. j.
not enough 20 cover the state.
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An Improved ouinins, Does not Cause
HervouEnsss nor Ringing in mead

The happy combination o. laKativps in
LANAIlNE hitpMo CUISINE makes
ter effect than the ordinary luIuIna.
and ~ can be taken hr anyone without
affecting the head. Remember fu CALI
for the fun name Look Tor slarafurs
Of p ". Grove. Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

A Pine Appointment.
harold Roberts ~ this civ has h.on
appointed n dental surgeon IN tho United
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Mice last ntght stole two pearls from
n. y. Pickering. Jeweler or this city.
The pearls were worth 500 and were in
tended as a Christmas present for a
woman Of his acquaintance. When Pick
ering left his store last night he drop
ped the pearls In an envelope ana put
the package In his OVercoat pocket.
When he went 60 the customer hou=e
today 20 deliver the pearls he discovered
that the end Of the envelope had been
ChcWed off by mice and the pearls
could not be found.
Several years ago number Of pieces
OF JeWelry we're MISSED from display
window In Pickering store. A watch
was kept and rats were observed 40
carry the Jewelry away. The gems were
found In the cellar under the store.
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Personal
sMiss Bess McCamic returned to her
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WILLIS OPPOSES
GARRISON PLAN
ONO eoyEHxoz DOES NOT FAyoR
oxsAT1oN OF a coErrNEHTh
would MEAN Destruction OF the
National Guard He Says-GenerAl
News OF Ohio
rntslligenesr Bureau
Columbus, Dec Y.

Addressing the Ohio National Guard
AZ IT'S meeting I'm Cincinnati. Governor
Garrison's plan TO create a cOntinental
ARMY a part Of the national defense
Adoption OF the plan for a "cOntinsn-
tai army. as a second line OF defense
back OF the regular -rmy Increased 20
destruction Of the National Guard. and
the casting aside OF careful work OF
many years and would leave the regu-
lars with only "pap-s army" OF some
100000 men 10 fan back upon in time
After dss s tns"S the poll policy OF a con
tinental army as unnecessary and or
Tremendous extrayaganee," Governor
Willis advocated a material increase in
the size Of the National Guard: a stand
ardized National Guard system with a
al guard and regular army officer RS. for
second line of defense and enlistment
states army at the time OF their enlist
ment IN the national guard.
Continutng, the speaker suggested
pusiIc duties such az are required in
strikes. A small constabulary force
certing in time OF exceptional peril and
destruction. has declared. lie also sug
ssresat 's "a tse asSiv Ss p5 to 20
army men. be paid the guardsmen. En-
listment IN both the national guard and
would eliminate. with the necessity OF
q constitutional amendment. the diff
al requirements that national guards
men can not be taken out Of the United
States.
The time has come when the United
states must right about face in its
policy In military affairs" AIR. Willis
said. instead Of depending upon the
patchwork whims OF each new civilian
official placed over the department en-
trusted with national defense. We must
adopt a definite policy TO secure for Us
adequate defense. This by no means
implies that we are to adopt a miIitarist
policy A. many Of our peace At any
price advocates would endeavor to lead
the country TO believe. and on the other
hand. 40 does mean that the time for
carelessness and lack Of attention TO ad-
equate military resources In past.
1T h foolish To continue as though
We we're 4 favored people just as II Is
FOOLISH Tor the average man TO prosecute
his way with no regard for the protec-
ton Of his loved ones should disaster
0vertake him. The president Of the Unit
ted states recognizes that THIS Is true.
Reversing his views civilian
through many years. he has come now
70 recommend TO congress the most far
reaching policy OF preparedness that
has been presented officially to the
nation IA recent history"
The governor then began his attack
on the proposed continental army.
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} In Nice Attractive Xmas Boxes, No Charge |
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BASS LAKE NEWS. g.
(By, Special CorresDondent.)

X (Bys Special Correspondent.) 8
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Mrs. e. @. Whitney. and little
grandson, Arno, were Bemidji visit
ors Monday. s. :. IS .''.'> v, : I.
The Bass Lake Farmers club held
it's regular meeting at the school
house Saturday. A good program
was given and lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. e. Sortor Of Bass
Lake have gone to Duluth where
they will spend the winter with Mrs.
Sortor's sister, Mrs. A. v. ,Arno. 4
The Bass Lake prayer meeting will
be held at the e. O. Whitney home
Thursday evening. .~. ..-...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sortor attend
ed the poverty dance at Turtle River
Saturday evening.
The Bass Lake Sunday school will
meet at the school house Sunday at
ternoon at 2 O'Clock. .
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III. IS TURTLE RIVER.
(By Special Correspondent.

k,k<< Xxx * 4kk X 4
Carl J. Otterstad went north to
Funkley Monday to serve as station
agent for short time at that place.
He has been visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nils A.
Otterstad, on his two weeks vacation.
Miss Borghild Johnson from Min
neapolis arrived here Saturday eve
ming to visit at the Andrew Erick-
son home.
DR.. .Laney moved into Turtle River
from Fox lake last week and has rent
ed a house here.
Frank Sadeck. is now section fore
man at this place.
Nv. Arnold, Rob and George Rad
spinner returned from Emerado, N. D.,
a few days ago. They have been
there harvesting and. threshing and
report good crop, plenty of work and
good pay. :"N..