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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28
FAIR WAS SUCCESSFUL
Melted $4,000 The Largest Amount
Yet Realized.

The Catholic Fair this spring was the
most successful fair ever held by the Ladies
Aid Society of the Catholic church in point
of money made. 1t netted for the church
the neat sum of $40. 20 more than any pre-
vious fair ever held The hard work by the
woman connected with the society was the
reason of the grand success and they feel
very enthusiastic over their fair and with
good cause. The money thus raised goes
to raise the debt on the church caused from
the repairs made last summer,
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28

Ed Lindsey and sons Gerald and Harley
spent Sunday at their farm near Gurney.
James Scott transacted business in ASH
laid the first Of the week.
Bernard Hoppenyan was down from Ash
land the first of tine week on business
Gus Frost was in the county capital the
first of the week.
Ed Kielty transacted business in ,tfe
county capital the first of the wss>s>
H. J. LaPointe and wife were il the
Garland City last Wednesday.
Frank DeCoteau and wife were in Ash.
Ian d the first of the week.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28
GsTCHEE GUMEE
Puts On Big Time st Monday
Evening.

The Gitchee Ounce Club put on good
meeting last Monday evening it being the
last and large and enthuiastic crowd was
in atteu lance, Of course special mention was
the selection put on by the Misses McDou-
gal who received hearty encour. These
young ladies' are both talented and as sim
gers have future before them.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28
REMODELS HOUSE
2. a. Morrison, Has Residence Re-
mo delsd.

B. "A. Morrison of this village has had a
crew of carpenters busily engaged for sew
eral weeks remodeling his home on River
Street and when completed will one of the
the best in the village. Ben has had erect
ed garage on the rear of his property en-
tirely of concrete blocks and is beauty.
He also is the prowd posessor of a Ford
Automobile.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28
street WORK
PROGRESSING
Streets Being Graded---Big
Grew WOrkins
Improvement is Already NOticeahle
Work Is Difficult.

The work of grading the streets is pro-
gressing nicely and large crew of men are
1busily engaged along with several teams.
THE work is somewhat difficult caused by
many slabs, which were used to fill in the
streets after the big floods of several years
ago and it is hard work grading owing to
this fact, but already the work thus far is
|quite noticeable and when grading is finish
led, we understand top covering will be
added.
In conversation with ]errord Day the
surveyor in charge of the work said, that
owing to the fact that the streets had never
Ybeen made before, it would take some time
10 get them in the right condition and
would necessitate more of the same kind
pf work each year for their up keep, which
We hope will be done and further appro-
1riation made by Congress for the purpose
it would not be good policy to let our
Ereets go back to the condition tEey were
on ACCOUNT of the lack of an appropria-
on. Each year large sums. are appropriat-
ID for a less worthy cause than the repair
ng of village that will for years to come
,il be the home of thousands of people,
The sidewalks will shortly be started but
Is vet the grading is in progress in conveF-
.ation with Agent Everest yesterday ne told
+lls that the sidewalks will be made of cem-
lent as he says that we may as we'll make
ybur streets good while we have the money
|to do it wirh as we may not be able TO re-
|ceive similar appropriation next year and
now while we have the opportunity we will
make thelas Is listng s.s;can witls1lle money
lin hand while the streets will be covered
with heavy coating of cinders when the
grading is completed as / am convinced that
|grayel will Lot answer the purpose.
Mr.. Everest is very enthusiastic over the
that are being made and is
anxious that the work be lasting.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28

For SALE--Launch one year old. 19foot
overall, feet beam, canopy top. Nine
horse power gray motor engine new. IN
quire bookkeeper at Singer Sewing Machine
Store or at 119-11th Ave. East, Ashland,
Wis.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28


FoR SM.E--- Fine house, barn and other
huldingsJ including seven lots Fine loca-
ton FOR summer house on Madeline Island.
Cheap if taken at once. Write this office
tor particulars. l-2e-tf
Fas SALE Ok -f'RApE-- Eagle twin motor
cycle. 9 h, y. Speed and Il liil climber,
In fine condition.. Want good motor boar
or marine engine. Write at once. Will
demonstrate. ltrA.-2S
F.'S. TAYLOR bayfield,, Wis.
Miss Mary iIulverson was in Ashland
Wednesday:
The Infant child of James Bungo is sdan-
gerousy i'll at his home east of town.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28
Notice.

The party that took tent from the boat
house of H. E. Halliday is known and to
save himself trouble return it to boat house
where it was taken from.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-05-28

For SALE Gasoline Launch. Solid oak.
so feet long, 5 feet beam. horse power
engine. Fine condition. Inquire Chequa-
megon Ice Co., Ashland, Wis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29

Nna Mnr,sr;.r ~, ~ A;. ~.4;:~
ridI snsff;a;,Ts Med,r;d,t &. rsr.
trSIes sSd,te Inn ,ussrtsr e s..~ - 49,,
E16000 spanr e. IL H.. ses sesn4;;x. III.
GrSsbifion sninm,,.rr ~. s,;ro.n ~ so7v''''''
VA p.,S.. ,,,;rs' ..,,'.rs.4 i.
Gnar6nber unb Hrauscien IN IsoIp.
nifi fSben nit 9lnbe eiaem Muariff
Der bemtfdjeu Ierbiinbeteu entaeaeu.
sic batten WerteiSiaun4slinien ein-
geyidtet, bic iidJ pom @arbar-s -sFInfse
bis 5nm Golf bon Crfani IjinsSatn,
aIie sic aausf .6albinlei Ghalfis o6er
GbaIfiDife abf6ISiIen. Qebteres luiro
mol fdum rid(tia (ein. Wleidiseitia
fummt ans 2Bien Sic Nadlridjt, Is
lei Itbr h16I1 (iaIi&, Sdf Sie beat
lalen 80 * alsusH gar ttiAIf
aa0tssIsm 9nsSen osnn p IaIl9e
ess "a gMe.a a ~ 6fan5slfn oerf
'er Iakeas leseA pe o9ne x,eeenfuni!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29

Stimne abeegeben boben. geur In
einigen tpenigen Ortibaften e1ttbiel-
ten fif Die 9lnbdnger beg friiberen
Brer1iernlinifters gleutberios ge1i-
5eIos ibres Stin1mredts. Die geeu-
trnlttdts. Hartei oes Minilterg @n-
narfs berfiigt Bis iett iiber nngefdbr
240 Site i'm BarIanent. Die Wfni-
lander 3eitlng .gorriere bella Sc
ra" sberidtet, ons grie1ilde aubanett
babe nod fiinfftinoiger gerotltng
ertfbieoen, oaB cine Men6er1nlq oes
aabinetts nidt notig iu1re. Ser Wii-
niiter @air1aris itilnr1lte 6ieler Mbra,
dung bel nno ons Aabinett fam MD
Beitimmtbeit bei 3uionrmentrit Der
nenen Bolfsbertretung anf elm Der.
traliensbotifn Der Mbgeorotteten redJ.
men.
Der Wsand)encr Stn6trat Fat bot
einieer 3eit cine GrbDbnns ser Bier
frtife eriaMbt. Die Yrobin5ialbeb6r-
ben babtn bieie GrbDbnns fpieber ber-
bDfen.
Cant offisiellen Beribten QUE
9ufareit 1T 5ipiiden oen Ginfaufsbe-
IbolImad dtigtelt Der GentraIm1hte ms
ben riaHl6nilben grporteuren Elm ie-
tier &pntrdft diif @etreioe- -2ieferull.
gen i, sroBetn llntfa1se obseidIoifar
tpor0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29
BtsabIt Gnre u8ou sar" anr
nod bis snm 81. Sanxar Set badal
Der befonnte Neooftellr Gbe.

Der befarlnte Neoafteur Tbe0-
Dor MoIff bonn ,BerIiner Gngeblatt4
erfl1rt IN einem nusfiibrliden slr'
tifel iiber bic belltige GtealIng oes
sssroeliten in Deut1lano. oaB ois
Stimnllitlg gegen ben Ssraeliten
ldrithueiie in1Qlbnebmen begriffel, iis
Iolff fiibrt ii. a. folgelloes aus
SD frele mid erfI1ret 3ll fou-
men, bob abolut feline iuoenfeinolid)e
8emegilng in @egiernngsfreiien ooer
inter Dem boberen Moel porbanoen
tit. Ser Sssuoe bat iest gleihe Nehte
in ser glrltee url0 fam 5iifnnnleil
nit Dem gbriitell 9ffi3ier tperoen.
Muf falt oIlen GtraBeil oes 2ebetis
fonn man oen sSssraeliteil nit nIlell
onoertt berniil9t finoel. gslr I'm.
fer Dem ,lieoereil NoeI fon,rflt es
nod Dor, oaB Der Snoe nod rlidt
millfonlnien lit ull0 5ipur oesnegel.,
neil er bier iniftan0e lit, leine Ro,i-
fltrrentelt. Deld]e u1If ibn nelollH
iiilO, al,s5ultedlen. glber man bergelie
nidlt, bob es benlerfensperte Mlis-
nabmen in oieler RIaife eiebt ber-
porroselloe Beiipiele BON Gelitlhen,
Die 5ll tpeitber5ig iirto, ettpa sssliOen-
ooer ionIt -feinolib 5u iein. giitige
oeutlde 3eitlingen, ipelbe oiele GIoi-
le oes tlieoeren Moels pertreteli, iDie
Die n9eutlhe 9oges5eitllns" uno Die
), ,9dgIihe Hlmoid)ou" lino naturae-
ntaB iuoenfeinblih, aber ibre Mgita-
ton miro nit ieoeiu Wonat iueniger
Ipirflan. SD ertparte cine 5reibeit
Tiir Die ssssraeliten in Deutlhlano, tuie
lie lhon in 9lmerifa beiteht." @olff
Ihrieb oieleil slrtifel i'm Inidlub
al einen Streit sluiId)al Gugcl
2ietrid, ans sseno lmo Der ,0euf=
id)en 5oaes8eihlng~ Die iiA bel Die
ier @elegenbeit I'M illoenfeinoli6em
Sinne anslieB linb 70 oas Gage
blatt" beranlabte, gegen ieoe anti,er
nitilde Str6muns Stellitns 81 ne5
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29
Gine annerifnniIde 8ombr in Der
GifD hnm 3pRbpn.

Das Telegranull oes Derli1ter Be=
ridter1tatters Der yGBcago DnitD
9telps" Serri1 MapntonD @iping iibsr
leine polfstuirti tidaftlihen Beobah-
tungell IN Berlin lit nod ben Mns.
fiibrltngen Der rGimes" in Ben arei
fen Der 2onboner 9th der @egen-
Itaro reihlider aonlmentare geipor=
BEN lnb bot in Der garl5e1 en9Iifdeu
Yreiie tpie cine Bonrbe geipirft. sSSnt
@ege1fds gu ben friiberer1 Erdumell
zines pirtlHaftli1er1 3ulamnell-
brlbs DeutidInr10s bnt man ME
Elm berborrager1oer @elh1ftsnlara
Der gitp es ansoriidte, ,,eine Der gro
zen l1eberraldungen oes &rieges r
lebt" Die nSinles" be5eidnet oas
grgeb1is zines Wergleids Der 'ergli=
idert nit Der oelitfhen @irtidaft
nod IA ariegsnonnten als die gan5
anBerorbertlide, iDiberlpruhsDole
grlbeinnng. bob Der 8lofierenoe
ann, Ser Blofierte finnnaien itnrf
tpnroe." sNnn fat bereits lnnge Dor
arieggausbrub 2oro 2oreburn Die
ournaIs breitgetretenen Yl6ne, ipie
man DeutlbIanb our6 cine 8lodaoe
feiner Riiiten auf Die Gnie 5ipi,rge,
Tonne, nit guten @riin0en fir lddfr.
lid erfIart neil elm irlteaigeates
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29
8rifssip peibnadtrn.

Wer lin ID. Oe5. Die 5tueite
MeiBmahtsaeit I'M 3eiden bes gseIts
frieees. ueberan oli1 beuer tpte0er
uerfen in ben Bobnlngen bon Meih
ltiio Arm bie @erden oes Gbri}tbnn.
Ines ibre @troblen, dber III tueit BE-
ideioenerenl Mnbe tuie ionit, man
,bfgtiigt fidJ nit ei1len Heineren
Gaiutse, iuefiger aeraet uro ipeiiaer
4qlo, oentr Iaulenoe a1tlc Mberta,t-
iefl0e 0iefes tDilogrii1len Deibnadts-
Gbnlbofs bdben ibren Weg bereits
ndh oelt 9dufgr1ben BON Mermelfo.
nal bis 3llr Gina ltn0 bon 0ielcr
binilrter BIS 3u Den lleberrejte1
5erbiens gefinoen. Gdon lett $50
den mars oIte Wfiitterhen, oos oen
Sobn, bieneift ibrer atpei ltn6 lncb:
i'm Sel0e mubte, er1fig babel, aus SEN
irenigen Gparpfeiinigen Elm fIcinss
Hddbeli nit nllerbano geiiblifel,l
ber5uftellen llno es Dem Griegs- Yoli-
ante our 8eforoeruitg 5it iibergeben.
gbe iie's aber fem iduberlid1 ld}niirtc,
legte Die quite gllte einen 0leis Ser
griinen 9ortne ullo elm ponr @eib-
naftsfer5en biil5u, Die Der brnpe
&eraensiltnse i'm 2nlifqraben an5iin-
ben iollte Ser Mutter Tr1neu. oie
auf oieles Crime fieIen, tper0elts moi
.friIh gebalten baben.
Dieiem fleinen geilpiel mag piel-
ieidt Die angenleine ssbee et,tipritn.
gen iein, ben yGrauen" in Sen 2onf-
grdben init ben @eibnaffs Bnfeten
fleine 8dlilnhel1 init ie einigen Ser.
sen 81 ierloen, 10 ipin5ig, oab iie ne
ben ben @aben bos fir lolhe Safe.
fe beitinnlte MaB llno @eluiht nidyt
ii6erIdJreiten. go ellorm mar Sic
3abl oieler Senoungeil. oaB Die bic
iigen 2doen perldieoenlter s(rt anl
Neibnahtsaberb 10 gut ipie auspcr-
fauft fuaren. 9asieIbe gefhab audi
IN ben Spiel5eug 2a0en, ole ouer
nines Elm gnn5 all0eres Bib aeigten.
W1bre1lo in friiberen sssnbren Die
Ghnlfeniter Der Spieliuaaren 21.
cen nit Spisen gefleioeten Iiipp-
den, Sdailfelpfer6en nnhyfonitigeln
abnlid)en Spielfperf gefiIlt fparell,
mar beuer lelbit Der @eldmlof oes
fleinen WdbdS eii anoerer. Gtatt
fes friiberen Soeals, Der uglugen su
Bnppe4 0riidte beilte 0as Gino lelblt
oas unffeinbarfte 9siippden ans
9er5, iDe1u's MIR 6as MbBeihen Scr
Sdpefter beg Moten arel,ses trdet
Die bielleiht I'M selbe iett BEN So.
ter ooer 9rli6er pfIegt. ltno oie
beutIden ssungM fir lie gilt es fem
iboneres @eidenf aIs gIeiiol6aten
in gralien 5elouniforinen, AZ Cent?
r-Gmionen. oeren @elhoile M
tiirlib MIR NIT 3ufer1perf gefiillt
ii1o, u-8pote en- miniature liItp.
90 erfinoeriid lino Die Spie:
paaren ! ssabrifanten getpeien, oaB
iie ben gnben iogor Wiilitdr-giler-
babnsiige NIT Wfannldaften, Tro-
piant ulip. gum Gin uuo gblaocn
porfiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29

SVS0W$$bSesf sssSssT wv Wv OVSHbS$S*ss0
Oas &cdt erbGlt, tuenm es n5tig lei,
itnberbeirntete NfGnner gciualtfam
ein3n3ieben, nbtr in 1e5xg a,tf ber4
btirstete Mdnner oas ibnen bon Ms.
anit5 se8ebeae 8eripreden, Saf iie
nidt seiualtiam eingesogex ineroeli
ioattn, 5n bnIten.
Cine ipGtere Depeide aus 2onbpn
nielbet, baf bic ea8liIde @esiernna
iidj entldIofIen babe, alIerbin8s eint
siuan9ueiit Gin5iebmng, aIip Son
ifription, ein5nfibrea, baf re aber
aud entlddoHtn iei Msanitbs Ser.
|iprtd)tn, 6as e. btn bcrbeirateten
NfGnnern Seseben babe, snr Ansfiib.
RING 81 bringen.
Der ensliide 0an,pfer x8an Sti'
ram nlt6 ber idjmeoiids 0du1pfe,
|x9terens" iinb perlenft iuasbtH; fer
&tr >it ensIiidlen Hampfsr vGmbftA
|exS H11o0S
Sn 6S5e 5sr arieeaeefabr babes
&sn sA6o - 49, Nn&Sx&Xa~ 49, SO
o. %s.sss" esA"';..'ss ~. - .'ls1 I [ 3. s q.
gSes bnrdJ ben Gat5 &anal mn6 bdi
9iote Nsetr nnfgeecbtn unb ipieber ocu
!0Itrn yea nm tas SAP btf Gnttr
t9Dffnnng senpmmen. Das 1T ipenie
tens id,ut cine Wirfnna Scs neucr q
li1uterieebootfrieoes.
Scr frans5Eide GenAt 6af Sc,
Nerddns Ser firnnaSfiMes Nrnnt;,r
| lfcnfemmer. Sen mtfrnfen sodr
oaua spn 1917 einsnbernfen. ein
einffimmio ant dtlitisrn Qrieasmini
Iifer(Ball;eni erffSrfe 4 ke; Asrgs,fSrmor
lfuuo Ser sprIaor. !. Trnnfrrid
pinidn htufr 6tn Sr;eo 4 Y ST. ,nrr
oif6ittn gpeife n fThrrn wrS MIR,
II -5ieltm 2me6 ! oae I,ine NSIfsm;t
tel arr NnmenSnno br;rn,w = gsn,
ad,fs,kn qRonofer s,tte > b;r,,,
maIit, ssronFr,;x, So ar;.Ser Rent,
min "a S,n ar;,o q en;.s I...t.r, ' 81
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makr. a,;n, srcMx bot !; S.r !. !" c~;s, Me-
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= s 4; >.~t "iy.sg.:a !. sst:n '0.1u 70 sems'csI
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s.;..4 ~; ~ s% ss.s.Ssa ~ $500 .c..pe, oe%apl'
s.s 49, IL. ~ .rr ~ HS.ys -: " a'as pS1u
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fit aomrnoI0 Il, h.r,;ts - c.s.ssr
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29
Die Der arieg sic MiKenidaft
fnr0erf

ga If nptrr;r nn6 nor 0,;or ,,.,..
191415 IN ser @eIdidte ser mo.
oernen 8iSIen{dnft tiefe Gmtren bin
terIoffen miro gsieI hot ne al hofE.
nunqsbollen ardften lrrt6 NRitorbei-
tern berIoren, uiele gerbiuoairoeu
eingebiibf, pieIe, beoeutenoe 11nfer=
|ilcbnunnqen abbreden nriiiiea inns
ocnnoh hat lih Ser Grieq ouf ser o,1s
oeren Geite ols m6htiQer sSorhersr
|lino Mnreger fiir gDiiien{dnft us
Sednif eriuielen. Nefon0ers aift
|0ag fit Deutlhlan0, iuo 'iidl g8iijeyv
|fdaH un0 Gehnif ooau f1loe(nurrt
|iaben ollr1 i,lteniibe 9lrbeit oos u
erieten, mas 6er MusbmqeruuassIen
Der syeinoe Destfhlnr1os oiefenl ~
ent8iehen T,id,te Cine Qollae aeiEe
Ife0euten0er Qei5fanoert n1l0 GRIN
ounaen {ino Is e,,fSfanoen Sic oufh
Iireiterbin BON droi,er 1id,iiofeit ieil1
|tuer6en Gs iei 81 III SIS ibroftiid,e
|@elinQen SET syabrifotfo,, 0eg flint
EIiden Diinqers n,rs 1e,n eli d{toff 81
tHisff eril,nert, ein Nerfohrp,r oas.
fTrofeiSor Sober o,lsaeorbeifpt KIT /, 81
| oas sic Qonotuirtid1oft DeutidbIasab
Ipo1r ser gefohr bcfreit SIC 81 o,ird, bas:
| Iglb5hneioen SET iiberleeikheu alla,kr
Iron @nIpcter he beorobfc alialeid
| bot Sida ii ser Mnsnuh1t1o 0er q,,lf
ldIs gfidifoffoupIfe ein pfnioes Messr-
lboir 0ieies ii cs1lbuIftrie ur16 9pd,uirr
ltpie audi i'm 4rieostpeien inuner n,,.
Iertbehriidaer tper0enoen eletneufes
| Dosm trefpn 6;e iiEerrnsfe,,6etr 81.
runoenlhoften ser 1no0er11iten 0e,,t-
fherl Seietefnif Oe,n g9erIinpr csr,s
stit,,4 f;;r osSr,,roace,,,erfo ii 8 "a a.
f,r,,+1;h oeI,,,,non G;,,,o;;, n,,a 81 e,ose
!, ner,;n,'e,, ,,,,n ,,;sf,t ner;roes @ %,,f.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-29
3nrse lltbtriidlt,

Das enS1ild,e M;niiterism
s'nsgf rg q a.i enc DeosaganSs' aa
ss:l.ss ss.le stoall''p4'Oa Ta' "'aFoeT'
Il x,.x..x .> s.x.rx.:
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@~ .S''s'''"
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The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23
PUBLIC LIBRARY O T

The Public Library is open from
200 to $50 in the afternoon and TOO
to 900 in the evening of every week
day. It is also open from 900 to-
1900 on Saturday morning and from
20 Otto $50 Sunday afternoons. It.
is for the free use Of everyone.
q In the January number Of the St.
Nicholas there is a most interesting:
sketch of the life of Eugene Field
".the lover of childhood" The con-
slant circulation of his works from
the library is only an additional proof
of the statement that mo one ever.
wrote more lovely poems for and
about children, and more beautiful
fairy stories with the true folk lore
spirit"
An illustrated description of invis-
ible submarines that a pass through.
a mine field and attack a blocadeG
fleet, may be found in the last number
of the Scientific American.
Increasing interest is being shown
in the agricultural magazines "The=
Country Gentleman" and "The Dakota,
Farmer" The Public Library Com
mission at Bismarck is going to make.
a loan. to this library for a few
months of a farmers Library" con-:
listing of books dealing with farm!
management, farm machinery, grain
crops and cattle raising. The books
will arrive in a few days.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23
compared with the winners in the other

compared with the winners in the other
counties of the state, it was found
that Marie Beisser stood II and Lena
'21st. The hogs were Chester Whites.
Marie's litter contained 10 and Lena's
9. Barley, wheat, oats, screenings,
pasture, corn, milk and corn hogged
these prize hogs-foods that can be
days-a marketable hog in seven
produced in abundance on any Dunn
county farm. The Misses Beisser de-
serve a good deal Of credit for the
good work they have done in produc-
ing two prize winning filters for
Dunn county. ." 5H-.
The purpose of the contest was to
demonstrate that marketable hogs
could be produced from spring pigs
before cold weather sets in. This has
been we'll demonstrated as the v
age weight of the pigs was 21O
pounds at an average age of 218
days-a marketable hog in seven
months. The average value of the
litters was $137.7O and feed cost
$59.6O, leaving a return of $93.1O
above the feed cost.
The almost phenomenal yield Of
1911 pounds Of pork from n litter
was produced by Miss Anna Barrett
of Larimore. This litter was made up
of IA Duroc Jerseys which were 2O9
days old when the contest closed.
Their average weight was 272 pounds.
She sold them for 6k cents which
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23
Mr.. and Mrs, w. j.. Richards and

Mr.. and Mrs, W. j.. Richards and
daughter, Dorothy, left Thursday
afternoon for Texas, where they will
spend a month visiting with friends
and relatives at various points. They
also expect to take in the Panama
exposition for a short time on their
trip. During their absence Mrs. Rich
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Smith, will keep their home open in
this city.
Annie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nadvornik, aged two
years and five months, died at the
home. of her parents in the north
western part Of the city on Monday
night. The little girl was taken sick
with %whooping cough which developed
into bronchial pneumonia. She was
only real sick about a week. The
funeral services were held from St.
W%cnceslaus' church Wednesday after
noon with Fir. Achterlik officiating.
Interment was made in the church
cemetery northeast of the city.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23
BLUE PENCIL SALE
All is Hustle and Bustle i'm the Old
Reliable Quality Store of the

Reliable Quality Store of the
Dickinson Mercantile Co.
After serving the public for rs
years and establishing a reputation
for square and honest dealings, Mr..
Dickinson informs us that he is going,
to give the public of this vicinity q.
sale that will cause the people to ex-
claim in delight at the many great:
values that they intend to extend to-
them. 5@
They have decided it is policy to.
unload their winter merchandise and
be in shape to buy entirely new
stock next fall.
To attempt such an undertaking in
the middle of the winter and to make.
a success Of it, the Dickinson Mercan-
tile Co. decided it was best TO secure
outside assistance and eliminate any
chance of failure.
After a careful investigation they
decided on securing the assistance Of
The Fleck Sales & Locating Company
of Minneapolis and this company has:
furnishedBC. E: Hamilton,ra salesman
Of 15 years experience in giving the
public honest values and handling
large crowds. Everything viii be.
done to make a visit 70 this. great
sale profitable; pleasure.
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23

brought $247.71. The feed cost was
$91.49, leaving a return of $156.22
above the feed cost. These hogs fed
as follows:-They had the run of a.
blue grass pasture from May 9 to
October 10th. In addition to this.
they were given 81 bushels of barley,
20 bushels of oats, IA bushels Of
barley, two and a third tons Of
screening, ia pound of bran and
shorts, 1400 pounds Of milk, weeds;
from the garden and from the first,
of September to November 21st, the.
close of the contest, the hogs fol-
lowed cattle that were on feed.