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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
Sternidnmppem.

- Gic 6. & ). giihcl 9reipins
SO. miro III Sub ). S:rnBe, 5piihen
Eearl mo san. orei einirodige saoeu-
geboube crridJten lolicn.
- Die StaIIener fniden 5ulamnlen.
8ie Elm 4bru55en- Bandit. Der uber
einen irieoliden. unbeBebrten 6ei.
ieiloen b~er5uiolen gioubt uno 5u lei
-nent SGrefei Die @ntbeduna nlod)t,
ooB Der 6%renthline, Den er gum Spfer
auserieben, bis an Die 3obne befpafi-
net lit.
= Gin 9tem gIcrfer 9Iott bat aus-
gerefnet. ooB europa ons Sortblei.
ben Der Imerifoner in oielcm Sabre
$4,000. 600 foitct. Gin Sropfen
I'M M,cer Der Mtiaioroen, Die Der
ariea oeriflliugt.
= llnteroffisicr: Sic bohen oen
%Gefangenen englonoern Giaorren 5il-
d~citcft; Oos iii Elm 0on5 miirodoles
&crhaItenl"
0err: Bite. periud,cn Sic mol
cine, @crr ltnteroifisier, oa weroen
Sic an0ers urtbeilenl"
SSn Ginent iino ale merifani
i6en Torteien i'd einig: i'll ser
q / Oh d. tuna her amerifaniidel
6laagel
sd finoe.~ iogtc scr General
oircftor Der aoiemeiierfobrif. oooB
mir uniere Moidlineric unm6gIid, Ser
nrt umonbern fonnen, ooB lie lid, sur
Notwithstanding. mie tic ser ms
ongebotclle OH sldnoiide &ontroft Dor
ihreibt, cianf."
rSn oielem Safe. ieufSte ser Sra
iibent Ser 8efeGidaft. ~rperoe i'd cine
@rflarung erlaiien, Dob mir es nit
Ibiheu %ablebnel, uniere Sdnoe nit
Dem 8lute cliropaiiher 9aIcrfl 81
rotbeil."
limo @iebe frieet ipie feetter
Der folife SSStoIiener1I
beiBt es i'm neueiten 8erliner Shla.
ger.
- Ger Starfe lit nm modtig.
item olIein. (Shiler.)
Sn @iuona Iieben lid 9
8rimsboip mo SSho SfoiIono, beio(
pom 60 Groiie. eine@oh5eitserIaubnif
eebcu.
- Gin Sonooner Gleftrifer bot ei.
men @eIhidronf erfunben, Der mitteIs
elmer StimmqobeI a%eoffnet miro. in,
benz Die Shminaunqcn o%ericIben lid
einem I'M Snneren befinolidlen 9robi
mittbeileil. 0ltrd, hieic Sdmirtaun
gen miro Elm elefriihcr Mehoilis,
miB III Sbotigfeit gciest, Der 0as
ShIoB ofiuet.
-9StoIieniid,e Gopitoliiten batter
oie Soiden 5l1. Inter cincm 9rigaut
%tcnpoIf Dos ein5io &ittiee!
Sn :. 5. 8num's Slciihlaoer
on Der Gde pom II. uno Yile StroBt
muroc ein lleuer go1l5 aus Wtarnlol
uno geidlifterlcm @los bergelteltel
%2aoentiidL Der gleid5eitig nit eincn
Gisid)ronf fontbinirt lit. inituairt. Is
ioa Die einSjQe oerortioe 2ohc1einth
ting in 0ieiem 1bcile oes Stoatc;
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
Nns ben 0eridten.

Sclepbine 9oDe, oa5 llnge Ytao-
dc. oas GIf Yetreiben ibrer Nfutter
sur 5%le1nrnihule perurtbeilt Deroen
lollte, lit Don Rifter 9rinoIen 9ien-
Tag freIeelprohcn noroen. Soiepbi-
ne bat lbrcn Greiiprudl ibrem tleincit
Sagebllh 5u pcrounfen. in benz lie
ale beinerfensmertDenGr eigniile ibres
iurlgeii Sebeus eineetraeen batte.
Ter Tld)ter botte oieies Bud burhge-
iehen uno nid,ts BARN geiunoen bas
Die Sebouptungen Der Wtutter, ihre
5odlter fibre elm ld)Iehtes 2eben,
betrditiaten.
=. y. Ieoman bat ecgen feline 6rnI
,%Seltnie S~oiepbine 2e6mnr. Die CUR
Set iii @rono SORTS, g. g.. lem ion.
cine SdleioungsfIage pegen Geier-
ton eingeleitpt.
4rtbnr So6nion, zoos @inneba-
90 1trobe. :;.lo Wfidloel Galti6, 1927
Hofion StraBe, nurocn nm Ie$3 unD
Soften acltroft, neil lie on or @de
pen &elt Abenue uno 6drinm Stro=
Sc cine EriiaeIei i1iieenirt batter.
Gin uec1aiher~ 9teger. or nennt lid
menigitcns Carl Shnliot. muroe 81
$40 peroomert. neil CT einen eefpil
len 6reo VI. Smith, Ser IN 0inep's
@irthihait, 40f norol. 3. StraBe, ei-
men Singer in feline Suppe itedte, oie
or gcraoe uertilate, geborig ~nernlobelt
bate.
,Srnu &irdner Die Ole @aupt-
role III Der in u"nierer letten 9elim-
nner berihtetcn ntniterioier Ineele-
aci.bcit ipielt, nlroe Dolt Der Yoli5ei
ncrbortet. Sic botte Sonlstoe Iod)i
bic @eiclidoft zines frembeu Mtonnes
qeoiloet. 9ieier, Shomos &uiaipo.
rrflortc Iid) ihuloi1 uno Srml &irh.
ucr iolate idnIieflih ieinent 8eiipiele.
obglcih lie iid suerit bel ibrcm Ser,
hor unid)uloia erfl1rtc, iulb beibt
miiroen um ie $25 nno Soften ee.
trait.
8eorec e. GhiloreB imiroe an
Iienstoa ihuIbig hefunoen in be
trlrnfenem 3uitonbe nit ieinem Nut(
oni Is. Snli Trou Sobn @eismon
Die ouf Dem Seitenlpege on oei Cd
pom 4. un0 San StroBe itano ltno mi
8cfornten iproh, ilbcr Den Soufei
eeiohren unb perlebt 81 boben. 81
Der Notwithstanding farnen bel
leniationele 3eltgenn1tsioeen 81 Sc
bor. GbiIhreB icIber bebGlptete
ooB er pon GpliSilten unaeredtermei
ie miBboueeIt moroen lei uno fem
Nitsiagen BON einem aeipiIIen Sobi
Rnan. nit Dem er cine @efoneniB
sclle tbeiIen mllBte, befrGftiet. 9i
tJIi5ei ooqegen behnuntete, Dob Fl
nit ocm @efon0enen etnes nllnnf
%uml5uaehen hntte. inn Ben ipioeriperIti
oen Nrreitonten 81 bGnoiaen. 90.
tSeridlt nerlirtheilte i'm Slt elmer Stra
fe ron $50 mo Soften.
Srnncis Strono reid,te aeeen ibrel
Wom @olter Strolo cine Shei
blmqsflooe ein. Sir beihnloiot 1hl
Der @rl,toIiidt mo Sr1tnfindt. 0e.
Rihter beror6rete ooB Strmn0 feline
Isrou Temperate Nqimente, ibre sc
ridtsfoitet mo gonofatc1 Su sobIei
hat. 0os Soar lit ieit Dem IL. @li
quit 1914 berheirorfet uno bot elmer
Sninr. hclien Cbbl,t ole crit is Sob
re olte Naitter perIon1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
SoDesi9atttn.

GDr. Dit Sentuel 3. Gor, Der &c.
tern Nod)mittog inCnnlasto beltottet
muroe. 1T ener Der einrIlibrelhltell
republifanllhen Yolitifer I'M peitli.
helt S%Siaconiin aus Dem Hebcn &c.
lhicoelL Gr oientc II. a. cine Feibe
Don Sohrcn Dem ToIte ols Ibgcoro-
iictcr III Der Seglslnt1tr uno nabnl
~uhcrhanpt ON offentlid)cn 2ehen re
gen Intheil. Nlid i'm 9urgertrieqc
geuilgte er leiner paterlon0iiden
Eflidt.
Silfiuan. 5. s.. 6iIiiaon, Gin al
ter InlieoIer mo @elhaitsaaym Die
les Counties, ltarb in leinem Sem
III Welt SoIcm oil 9Iutucrqiftune.
3r. @iIfillon muroe 1916 aeborCn:
in 8eit SoIcm mar lett Dem Sabre
1888 orioBi9, unb % Sabre Iong
Iuor or III Giienpodreiaeitoit tbGtie
III Dem letter. Sabre betrieb or Elm
Flltmbier. uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
%5ulanlulen nit lcinent Sobu. Der
Tcrltorbele hinterl1Bt oiegSittipc. q!
men Sohil mo cine Sotlter. Tos Nc.
qrobniB finoet beute @~od,nittoq mi
ter oeu AuipiSten Der 6rcimourer
in &cit Solcm itott.
Srinf. 6rau y. DC. 9rinf, IA
Sing Strobc, bic iid) nit ihrem GOT
ten chi elmer Nuto lour beialo.
III in &ncinc Mfittmod Rohmittaq
plotlld acitorben. 3ie Teritorbcrc.
Die bier eilteu aroBen 9eforntcnfreis
bcidB, ~hlntcrIGBt ouber Dem @atten
Cilnl Sotn, Nnrmoio. Der e~bcniaIls
III "a Grolle pobnt. Die 2eidlC miro
nodN bier ilberiilbrt uno om Somsioa
Notmlttaa ouf ocm Cof@rope Srieo-
hofe bcItaitct mer0cn.
%n HodIono lit @opar0 3.
,Sones. Elm befunnier &ieh5ldltcr.
ON lebten SonntoQ in ieircnt Seim
dn &erlesuteen, Sie or lid, Dor ctluo
clncm Woitat bel eincm IutomobiI
llntoll III Sporta su5oe. qcucrbeu.
Ioe VearnbniB fonb onl Gicnitoa in
SotaM itott.
%n ct. Roic 3Ioitcr itorb Shme.
ter I'M NIter pon IS %,Soh.
rct nab louaerer aronthcit. Sic
mar ole Sodter non Ilois 2rodluuer,
7l9 noroI. 10. Strobc. uno ais Sch.
rcrin III Der Stoot pohlbefonnt. 0os
NcarobniB ma ont Gicnitaa olii Dem
tdthcIi'den sSricohoi.
ArohcIIa. nos Elm ,Sohr oItc
{ottcrleln nou @iGion Miner. 1901
mol. /. Strnbe itorb noh tllrSer
8rontheit.
Sbmaldler. &oieph Sbmuider. ser
2~3lohriae Sobn pom ,$Som Chmoider.
Ventcr nco @oneutt NotcI@ an ser
Ode pon N'oin u16 Srnut Strai;c.
'toro ON NNittIpndl Mordcn nad pier
toNlder Nronthelt on0cblid non Gneu
lnnnid. Gic @ciunSbeitabenricn
Neu To1 obcr nGhcr inter
luder. "a lie Ben Ncroodt beach.
nob Scr iuune Nfnnu on GipbtcritiS
aelterben lit. Gin ~iijnaerer NriiScr
oeS &%erIiorbenerb Nutou Ii Sabre
dlt %erfranfte ON Mittpod, Wittoo
oIcicr Rcit. ,no muetc ms &iolir
1gitnI iibcrfithrt mcrSeu Der yer
'torhenc miro bctroueri uon leinrn
gltcrn hrci SdYmeiteru ltuo suci
0oS @elrGbniR fanS ae
tern MorgeR I'm bali 8 llbr itott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
eY7 Gin MenisinfGtdcm fir

cY Sin Decentralization fir 25e,
Sn oieiem aoltd)en bobt Sbr ell
hortreffiid)es Mittel geeen ,3obn-
ihmer5en, Guetidunaerl, &errenfun-
gen, itcifen 6aIs, &iidenidmer5ell,
Heurolele, &beltnlotismils uno anoe.
re 5oae. Cine 25c 6lalfe bon
Sloon's Eminent tbut es 4Ges =
neil oieie llebel Spmptome, nidt
8rnnfbeiten itno nro ourd anoranq
unh @nt5iinbiing perllriod,i meroen.
@enn Sbr 5lueifelt, frogt Solde, bte
Sloan's Ointment ~ecbrmudlen, ooer
nod better fouft cine 25c Slaihe uno
erhaltct Sen 8emeis. Sci alien Mpo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
@rnnbeigentbnms= Warft. 9

Soleenoe @runbeigentbums- ueber.
tru9urgcn n1tr6en in Den Ietteu So,
gen borgenoutmen:
@mma airdeis on SuIiu5 Sropp,
@ieentbum on 10. ltno Giile Str,
tur $1,000
Sean 6. 6arnam oil Seize 6. &igbee,
eigentbttm an 2oiep @oulenoro,
1ur $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

inc Jeer. melhe
ben SdluB bon
Neinunes Ser.
idieombeiteu in
ener 3eitp9iooe
BON 5ipan8ieSab-
rem biIoet failo
ON Wdttmoh,
Nobmlttag i'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Fleg 8er @eloer Al mdbieen Gin.
len leihen mod}te. einen oerld6I'dlen
9ntheeber fir 0eeos uno Rprfauaes
I~1aud)t. ODER DeIo auf quite Siderbeit
mrsleibcn ipin. menoe iih an &. Z.
3idifh, 203 .. 4. Gtrnbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
0e1hGffs. Npfi,en.

Hlsg 6. 9. GAN Inten. Geriidlc
rings Iaent; 8~iiraidlofts> pber Cider
belts : Bombs. 22S ReorI Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
GE StnbIuertupfnns pcrnriaGt bic
mciiteu 0eid,merSeu.

InaeiommcIte Stoffe lit Grrell
30 Sur ~Sinocipeiocn ocrurioterr
Y%binrblrnQ BON @iften. brinaen
6ieber hcrbor, loren bic &eroonni9.
IS efttitehcn 8oie. man fuhlt lid,
poilacitopit. rcisbor unb bcinobe ar.
acrlid'. Sic SdnlIo Iieat in @urem
3ritonee. 9Gieitiqt oieie aiftiQei
IbiaIlltpiic inocni Shr Elm non Or.
Sling 9tcp &iie @sius beut Abcno
cimehmt. Grfreut Gith oes onocren
WtorGenS zines noilit0nhiecu. freici
StahIaonge$ uno Dir meroet Nolf.
bnr lctn. &dnit cint SriainnIilo,
Idle. enthoIteuo 36 9iuen. bu,te
pon @t,ren Apotheter iur 25c.
0rantie @otclity gu al.
nem Gap; ashtr. iparcu Sic otnn
9eatya In Sirts4?"
ga. TN y,obSirlus."
.Sie i&er5sn'.
r0NJdcas n;Gt: id Bin ido:.
adIt libr su Sttt a%eaaaosE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
M6bMeu ~uerIanat,

NIT &rfabruns an Gtridnofdinen fhr
8%oufoden. @uter 2chu unb itdnbi9e Nr
belt. Norehe: 9. 8. Bog SIS, So
grpffe, IBIS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
Sdwei;erfeit in Ntn 8lnrus.
6pngernenr Ebilipp na6m an BEN,
IelbeH berpurragenoeu
AHtheil

sebn-
tauieno Yerio=
men, gum groBteil
SbGI 2emte
idpei5er d er
Abfunft ans al.
len @oucil A1rte
rifos, b~efonoen
iih in 9tem @las
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
=8tsweiier.

Naoleint.-Seoen Gnfmittas uno Abeiio
@nnneltiloer. o.
@iiom.-Seocn Iodlmittae Eno Abeno
&dnneletloer. m.-s
goiino.-Seben 3ahmittas nno Abeho
@dnneIbiloer. u.s
Gtar.-Seoen Radmitiag nnS abenD
@anoeltiloer. m-
goms-(NoroIeitel .-Seoen Nad1Tn9i'
too rnS Qbeno @ouoelbIlner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
@ir MAIDEN Sic aufmerfiam anf bic

8ir MAIDEN Sic anfmertiam anf bic
Dcdflaliiee GuolitGt u%nierer SoId.
miiblen-4rbeit. SoIten Sic llmldali
in Der Stnot ullb Sic meroen in 80
Tro5ent Der @obnb6lier, 2ooen, sc.
bGuoen unb Gontoren uniere Arbeit
fil1oen uno pelde bos 3ebren bon
Sobren miOeritonoen bot unb sic bei,-
te nod 10 ifon uno gut ausicben pie
iemols.
Seniter, Sbiiren. offene aomiile.
@eiteGe, 9ortbol5 . 6l,bbooei, aunIt.
alas II. |. 10, rmo bite bergeiicn Sic
ni6t, es limo bier iabri3irte Ero.
BUTTE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

@Smbsrnenr Ebilipp bat Der.
tbo 2ltber muo 0'uitone 2uther, icnc
bcioen geidlieoenen Gbeleute olis Dem
&nipouea Gonntn, Ole 5lirseit in,
3iththolis 3u @oupun iieen. bebinat
beanooiat. Nm Die 9canobiaulnq lit
Die Seoinailna aetmipft. oob Die bel.
Den 2ente it'd tlunitia IcSmeoer aeilti-
ocn @%etrdnfe at cnthoItcn hobcn uno
lid iuieberbcirnten m%iiiie1t. Gic Che.
itIieBuna hot I'M @eidnoniB por
ibrer GntIniiung Su crioIqcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Yienie in eeiSc's Earf. Bel gun-
ftiocn g8etter miro nGdljten Sonntog
QeiSc's Torf an Der Mormon eoolp
Qonoitrobe micoer pom Be'lid'ern
mimnleln, Dem 0r. 2c,oe bolt an Dem
Gooe lcin 8lpeitea Eitnic uno 5onl'
mcrfeit Oh. Die An5e'gc OH oroerer
StelIe erfldrt unc4 llebriae,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Nareu LANCE aetrernt. 3fpei 8rlt.
Der lohcn lid, gum criten WioI lett 80
Sc;obren mieoer, ais u. g. Gemoreit
uno GSon,ilie BON eric, 80. gum Be.
ilfe bel Sobn III. 0emorelt 920
iiioI. A. StroBe eintrofcn. u. Z. De
mordt lit BON 2oGroile 10 erbalit Dab
or beidloB bier at blciben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
Gokor $.

@ep. Sdlnpter aehOrben. Cine 10
cbet einQetroifene Gebc'te aus oG'
GSroneisco mcloet Den Zoo notl 8Tor'
rer SdIunter BON Der St. 3olephs
9~nthchroIe. Iie 9fa6ridlt erreet IN
So Gtoiie o%aoencinc Frauer, uro mr.
ieine @clueinoc lit es eln lhTperer
YerIuIi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Sei Scr @rpluHun pon $50 Efuno
GnnomIt, mcIdlcH ser Sornicr GhclpS
n Solon SprinQe. lei Supcrior.
III eitem olteu Southampton ouibe
iuohrt bate. mn Is slur, Yua
rooen NJ @oumitmtpicn su bcnugcn
fomcn Die bclocn 6 tro s ,$oh,
re oItn &unoeu oes 1armerS ouf
idlredlidc SSeiic inns 2cbcn. Sic bci
Den &irnaci hiltetcn Sic &icrbe hires
ToterS nno mo bierbei n,ohI nlh in
Die Hohc hes SdmopcrS ocIonat. Nie
nm ooS llnqIitf lid iclblt ercianctc.
miro iiir immer Elm H1tIcl bIeibcn.
oenn non hen hci0eu 9SunQcn muroct
mir nod Slide qeiunoen. Sic inch.
rerc hitnoert SUB i'm llmfreiie oes
Sdnippers auionmeneeIeien puroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

5Irdret fir iein gebsn. Gin ra.
bioter @eieae iheint @eo &. Gbiloreb,
Der fdlon oerihieocutlid) nit Der 80.
Iioei in Gonflift 9erotben lit, 5u iein.
Sect bot Der Better Der ~glanto".
Birtbid,oft OIL Ger SoIem 2onoltro-
&c, Wott. 9erthn Hifter Brinolep
INN Sfue geeen GbiloreB acbeteit
neil oieisr gcorobt bdbeu ioa ibn INT
Srbrinqcrl. Nerthn erinfte bus @e'
rift oeu tSrieoenSitorer unter 9ilrg.
ihoit 81 itelcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

aeine ssasScrlonbnif inr 0remSc.
TpoIifonien iiir SogoerloubniBitelne
miiiien BON jcet al beidmoren, ooB
tie gilroer BON @isconiin limb, nno
nrr loIde 8eperber itno pon Dem
Shmur eltbunoefl, bic Dem Gountp
SIerf oils 8iiraer befomit ltuo. 5rcms
De ouricn I'M Staotc nidt mcbr lagen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-19
A Sons Confession

Oh, say mother, you know the
kind of feet have and what trouble
father has in keeping my room ven
tilated, and you remember that the
health officer told me that unless |
did something for my feet at once,
there might be something doing in
a few days from his end of the line.
So told the druggist what was up
and he laughed and said. John,
don't you know that Bankers Anti
septic will knock that odor in Is
seconds" Well l got a bottle and
used it and today my feet are finer
than silk. But say l met the old
health officer this morning and
blamed if he didn't take my feet for
a bunch of roses. For sale at Free
mans and Taggart's drug stores.
Adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-19

Ferris White and William Hous.
ton of River Falls were Prescott vi.
sitors on Wednesday.
The Prescott creamery shipped
tweny.four tubs of butter to Chi
cago on Monday and Is today.
Harold Brown returned to his
home in River Falls on Friday after
a visit at the home of Joseph Firner
and family.
There were twenty Mime apolis
young women at the Prescott Lodge
last week. An unusual feature ar.
ranged for this week was camping
out over night.
Joseph Firner and daughter, Miss
Della, motored to River Falls with
Edward Priestly on Tuesday and
Miss Theresa Fasbander returned
with them for visit at the Firner
home.
Miss Louisa Simon of Valley
City, N D has been visiting at
the home of William Bethel, Sr.
Other visitors there on Sunday
were Peter Simon and family, Vince
Fait and family, Charles Frye and
Miss Celestine Frye of River Falls
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-19
SOUTH MARTELL

:"
Jul Lund will start shock thresh-
ing in couple of weeks.
B. A. Iverson and family spent
Sunday at Melvin Mossing's.
Miss Trena Swenson has returned
to Minneapolis after a two weeks
visit at home.
Miss Elsie Harwig is again at the
hospital in St. Paul where she is re-
ceiving medical treatment.
Mrs. r. G. Walker and two child.
rem, who have been visiting at Bard
sons, left Sunday for Hudson.
A. S. Anderson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hanson and Mrs.
Sam Anderson Of Spring Valley at
tended churbh here Sunday and
spent the afternoon at P. N. Fin.
sted's at Lawton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-19
PLEASANT VALLEY

$50. !. + ! !. J. +
Tom Kinney sold team of horses
recently.
Joe Caffrey spent Sunday at Hen
ry O'Brien's. $
Winnie Clouse spent Sunday with
Agnes Everson.
Joe Everson and children spent
Monday with Julius Everson.
Mrs. Mel Clouse and Winnie spent
Wednesday with friends in Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Everson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Everson spent
Sunday at Joe Everson's, near Rob-
erts.
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Mothers and Nurses

The care of the children is in
your hands. They cannot read nor
understand. But oh how often have
they had to suffer from soreness.
chatting and irritation when little
of Bankers Antiseptic used in the
bath would instantly have cured and
soothed that intense burning and
itching sensation and destroyed all
offensive odor. For sale at Free
mans and Taggart's drug stores.
Adv.
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from The Herald.
Florence Kempe is learning the
duties of night operator at the tele.
phone central.
River Falls was we'll represented
at the various cafes in town last
Saturday night.
E. A. Collamore and daughters
Myrtle and Pearl spent Sunday
with relatives at River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Lord and son
Frederick, Mrs. H. F. Doolittle and
Miss Florence Kempe motored to
River Falls and Prescott Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Woodwork
returned Saturday evening from
their trip to Colorado Springs and
report that they have enjoyed every
minute of their outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ]. Hohle return
ed Sunday from trip to the expo
sition at San Francisco in company
with members of the Mystic Shrine
and their wives from the Twin Cit
les. They report the time of their
life.
Among the River Falls fans who
saw their team go down to defeat
at the fair grounds Sunday were:
Miss Olive Chinook, Pat Brown,
Rod Chinook, E. Wilke, Peck
Schofield, Robert and VIM. Mo-
ser, Elmer Benson, Ralph Hansen,
and Harley Clark.
Travelling men making this town
speak highly of the meals served at
Hotel Lane and especially of the
home grown vegetables which
Landlord Jim always manages to
have. Now, Jim raises these same
vegetables himself and he has
about The classiest garden in town,
too. If you don't believe it step
over behind the Lane some hot af-
ternoon and watch the Landlord
coax that twenty-seventh sowing of
radishes into activity.
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GILMAN

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Joseph Ofstie and Harris Hovde
are putting up silos this fall.
Mulherson's driliers finished 200
#. we'll at C. o. Bune's Friday.
Sarah Rockstad Of River Falls is
visiting her sister Mrs. Peter Ofstie.
Farmers in this vicinity are thru
with haying and are in the midst of
harvest.
Ole Madison and son Melvin and
Charley Aastrum autoed to Baldwin
Sunday.
School opens in Dist. No. l, Mon
day, with Miss Charlotte Hammer
as teacher.
A number from here attended the
harvest dance at Morgan's pavilion
Friday evening.
Misses Myrtle and Elvira Oster-
berg Of Minneapolis visited at Mrs.
Clara Mathison's last week.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the Beavers picnic at Belden-
vile Sunday, and several did not. on
account of scarcity of automobiles.
Somebody please send for more
Fords.
Miss Minnie Olson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Olson of Clay
ton, Wis, and Robert Banks. but
termaker at the Gilman creamery,
were married Sunday, August Is, at
the nome Of the brides parnents.
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NOTICE!

Eight.room modern house, one
block from Normal School; price
reasonable. Inquire of Sadie Grit
fin, phone 462.
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DONEGAL

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George Cobian spent Sunday at
home.
Joe Dusek and family spent Sun
day at Pete Anderle's.
Mrs. Pete Johnson is recovering
from her recent illness.
Ed. Gillig Of St. Paul is visiting at
Vine Johnson's this week.
A few from here attended the
Beavers picnic at Beldenville.
Theresa and Marie Johnson visit
ed with Rose Nachazel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kusilek visit
ed at Frank Pechacek's Sunday.
Mrs. Vincent Fait of River Falls
visited her mother here last week.
q 4. 4. 4. 4. =. q 4. q 4. . ..
The Home news., 1915-12-03
WARNING ORDER.

Woodruff Chancery Court, Nor thern District:
 Ophelia Woodruff Chiles, Plain
 vs tiff, Cleveland Chiles, Defendant. The above defendant, Cleve- land ChiIes, is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Ophelia Wood ruff Chiles. 1-19 Adv
 l.. w. WINFREE, Clerk. Hutchins 6 Hutchins, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Dec. l, 1915.
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Miss Lou McCrory spent the first of the week at Weldon the guest of Mrs. R. H. Mcdonald.
 See Dr. Thompson's Dental notice else where in this paper. This will be his last trip to Mo- Crory until after the holidays.
 W. H. Jimmerson and family attended the Annual Conference of the M. E. Church at Conway, and also visited his son, Lynn, who is in Hendrix College, re- turning home Tuesday.
 Alec McGregor of Cotton Plant was here yesterday. Thursday. He has been very strongly solic- tied to make the race for sheriff and is seriously considering doing so at the coming primaries.
 Misses Johnnie Harris of this city and Minnie Morris and Grace Burkett of DeView re- turned Monday to their studies at Galloway College, Searcy, af- ter spending Thanksgiving at home.
 Rev. J. H. Barrentine and family are the guests of his brother, w. O.. Barrentine and family. Rev. Barrentine has been tranferred from Crawfords- vile to Vanndale by the Metho- dist Conference. He is one of the best men in the ministry and we are glad that he will be near CT US in the future.