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The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
Monday.

Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sargent from the
Bad lands ranch. were business callers
at Daglum last Monday.
The three months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Fettere died last Saturday AMI
was buried at the Sheffield Cemetery
Sunday.
The Daglum ball team played a lively
game with the Doherty nine last Sunday.
The score card blew away near the end
of the game n the boys will bat again
soon.
Postmaster J. 9. .Daglum came in
Mrs. Gardner accompanied her husband
and went: from Dickinson to Sentinel
Butte in the afternoon to visit her
brother and sister. VIM. Merrifeld and
Miss Jane. for a few days.
Postmaster Daglum returned home
from his eastern trip last Monday.
While away he too; a two weeks treat
ment at the Mudhaden Sulphur Springs
near st. Paul and spent a week in Ona-
tives and friends.
Valley city Monday. His son. James. is
end of this week the McGee's will have
300 acres in crop, of which $40 acres
are located west of New England. Hell
mer INC Ben VOLTA have one some OF
the MCGEE blowing.
School section No. 16, in this township
was sold at the court house in Dickin-
son last Saturday. JOIN Arne, Han:
vine are the proud owners of one quar-
ter section each. Some of them have
started to break up the land n will
put in a crop of flax.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
OUT OF TOWN NEWS
IN STARK AND OTHER COUNTIES.

where he has accepted a position with
Senour & langley.
Jacob Rothschiller. as agent for the
Wolff Brothers land adjacent to Glad
stone and north of the N. p. track, is
having the land plated into town lots
by Surveyor w. R.. Veigel of Dickinson.
The lot sale will occur at a later date.
Mr.. n Mrs. Harry Scott. and two
children of Werner. N. D., visited here
several days at the home Of Mrs. SCOTS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larson. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott left Wednesday of last
week for the coast and they Z will visit
points in Oregon and California. for
several months. Their little son, Floyd.
will remain here with his grandparents
and the little daughter will stay with her
other grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Scott, in Dickinson.
!, A transaction was made recently by
which the members of the newly organ
lied Merchants State Bank corporation
bought a controlling stock in the Glad
stone State Bank and consolidated the
two. At q recent meeting John Dolwig
was elected president and director, to
succeed Julius Hoist; L. A. Simpson Of
Dickinson remain as vice president and
director; John Little remains as direc-
tor; R.. E. Morrow remains as cashier;
Anton Duckhorn, Carl Duckhorn, Math
Bayer n Peter Kirsch are new stock
holders.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
Deferred NeWs)

Deferred News)
Chasing coyotes by auto is a ~favorite
New England pastime.
George Gardner is recovering nicely
from an appendicitis operation.
Gladstone trimmed New England
seven to one in a ball game the 23rd.
St.. Pius church at Sheffield was
struck by lightning several times during
a. recent storm.
Hot cigar ashes are probably respon-
sible for the fire which wrecked Rev.
FIR. Regensburger's Metz car.
j. J. Murphy sold his 1915 Cadillac to
H. o. Kun of Havelock and has e. new
eight cylinder car of the same make.
O.. H. Wichmann, who has a 500 to
500 lamb crop. has been in South Dakota
looking up a sheep ranch location. where
he can run his entire band.
Miss Florence Bradshaw, who has been
teaching in Big Timber the past year,
was visiting in New England recently.
She will spend a part of the summer with
q brother at Regent and return to Big
Timber another year.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
SOUTH HEART
Deferred NeWs)

Mrs. Martin Altman and son, Oscar.
left Monday for the Panama fair.
B.. q. Thorkelson has commenced work
on his new house one-half mile south of
town.
Mrs. Oscar Bowman left on No. 4 for
Grantsburg, Wis. where she will visit
for a month or so.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy returned Wednes-
day from Beach, where she visited with
the Bartley's.
Mrs. H. A. Desforges returned Tuesday
from st. Paul, where she visited with
her parents for a few days.
Basil Scraba has returned from the
Dakota Business College and has taken
UP his work with the First State bank.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
NEW ENGLAND

June Is wa road day in Hettinger
county.
New England defeated Hettinger 1 to
0 in a thirteen-inning ball game.
The rainfall for May was 2.88 inches,
with another half inch June 1 and 2.
Oscar and Alfred Strehlow left New
England: recently on a ninety-day trip
to the exposition.
The Herald gives additional figures to
substantiate its claim that 1000 people
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
.ji:DAGA[11JMs',:
~aFayraA Nn~oN

Ben and Helmer VOLTA, were In Dickin-
son on business last TUESDAY. 80
Mrs. Daglum and, Mrs, SBen VOLTA Wis .
tied at Stillingwarf's Monday. 4
The Lutheran church dedication will
BE- some time lin July, possibly on the
ll11trrnIr t.-tfpcc; Z t;-' I ErE--@.s, a
n The farmers are busy finishing UP their
spring work and the acreage is bigger
8 G9A.o1Hossfeld and J. n. stillingwvarf
each took q load Of hogs to New England
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19

attended the circus there.
The postoffice at Cook ranch. ten miles
west. is established and gets daily mail
from New England. Many people who
used to get mall at Desart will be served
by this new office.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
deferred NeWs)

Henry Reichert of Dickinson spent last
Thursday in u town.
Mr.. Leutz sold an Overland touring car
last Tuesday to Henry Meucke.
Mrs. Laubscher returned from Bis
marck last Tuesday evening on No. Z.
Mrs. Petit and children of Gackle, N.
D., are visiting at the Kirkpatrick home
A large number of Taylor people went
to Dickinson on Tuesday to attend the
circus.
John J. Wecher has made a good start
on his new dwelling on the old Tracey
place. -,
Mr.. wingerberg wa a Hebron visitor
last. Tuesday, where he had some dental
work done. ... .l.' T.
Charles Brademeyer is cropping 100
acres this year, What he can handle by
Mrs, Jens Enger Of Gladstone spent a
and MS + Christ '; Biidesn. A'' 49,
A son was born to Mr.: and Mrs. vitalIis
E aistnief <, Mh0 ? i've M n th b = Hirschville
in this season. Lately he has been busy
seeding SO acres of corn. = -
Fred Rust and Rev. L. Deninghof left
on Monday for Minnesota to. represent
the Lutheran church at conference. 1T
from Moorhead, Mimi, where he attend
ed Concordia College the past year.
Prof. Kilen, who has been at the head
goesi;to Sheyenne, Nd, the corning year.
Z The Taylor Meat Market expects to
ship a car of hogs this week. The firm
| ships ansaveraCe3o Of two cas per month:
Mrs. Ablemann and Mrs. Dahlen OF
Halliday returned home last week after
visiting relatives here for several days.
. Mr.. and Mrs. .DenninghoR returned on
jTuesday evening from Mott, where Rev.
penninghoR conducted services last Sun
, on, tuesday att, AFTERNOON, school election
BSbb. and 4: 3. Ingoid1 were elected new
directors. ,21tt .fagFstw~5 Fl fire. aIEF
4 Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, sumpter re-
turned : from DiSktRson last Thursa Iay
home at Ifalliday.fosE 51f ts T"r2a ~S''f
Rr. ana Mrs. John Payne left last Nom
day for Brazil. Indiana, where, they e1.
meet ito visit friends and relatives for
MI wicker who bought the Tracy
farm, =, FhIshaVe at4sfine. s1ew residence
lerecteda work foGbeginifsa at once The
basement has been excaYated, III liza
1..Martin J5arson OF, Marshal was O BUSH
mess visitor In Taylor ON Tuesday. He
was acconparied by his two daughters
and littIe 1son.s o. rG0 2GE.3 $500
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
TAYLOR

Attorney. Rigler of Richardton was a
Taylor visitor on Sunday.
Stem Williams of Dunn Center is a
visitor in town this week.
A. l.. Esse returned on Friday from q
sojourn in the southern states.
Frank Quelrs home burned on his
farm six miles from town last Friday.
Herman Leutz was a Hebron visitor
last Monday, returning the same day.
MI. and Mrs. Erland Paulson of Knife
MI. and Mrs. Nyhag e and children of
Dunn Center were Taylor visitors this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe are en-
tertaining relatives from Wisconsin this
week.
relatives and friends here for a few days
last week.
Mr.. Krier of Gladstone was down on
Tuesday to have his eyes fitted by DR..
Weyrens.
Mrs; Kirkpatrick is ENJOYING a visit
N. D., this week.
Mrs. Ringberg left his week for Kalis-
pei, Mont, where she expects to make
her home for some time.
c.. G. Williams returned from Werner
on Sunday. He found the roads rather
muddy for a~utomobiling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prindle and Mrs. Geo. W.
Lee were down from Gladstone on Sun
day for the ball game.
Mrs. John Gabe and baby went to
her sister. Mrs. Roy Henderson.
Miss Schroeder, who visited her broth
ers here last week, returned to her home
at Hebron on Sunday morning.
On Sunday the Gladstone ball team
won a game from our boys on the local
diamond, the score being Is to l.
DR.: .Weyrens made a professional trip
to Richardton on Thursday. He was ac-
companied by his little son, Raymond.
Mrs. Gilbert Waters was a Richardton
visitor on Thursday, where she had some
dental work done by the Hebron dentist.
lie school for the past two years, left for
her home at Edgeley, N. D., on Thurs
day of last week.
Harry Christen and Mrs. Howard
Miller n little daughter came down
from Werner On Tuesday afternoon for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Gertrude Leutz returned from
Red Wing, Mimi, on Friday of last week.
She attended school at that placeftthe
past few months
Antelope. Mr.. Brown received a frac-
tured leg some time ago.
Mr.; and Mrs; A. J; Laubschsr and little
$ $$s ; $ ;Ss: 4 III i:!'; z.: : ;$sss e. =! ; $ : $s'ss7 rs &;
On Wednesday evening a farewell party
was rendered the Misses Weiss and
Douglas, at the John Gabe home. The
guests enjoyed anne and music and a
delicious luncheon, which was served by
the hostess, Mrs. Gabe. Both young
ladies' were the recipients Of a pretty
cut glass bon bon DISH
The T.. B. B. c. were entertained by
|sMrs. Charles Howe on Thursday of last
week. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in doing fancy work Inc chatting.
The following officers were elected: Miss
schoield, president; Mrs. F. 1. Hutchin-
rotary and Mrs. A. B. Doran, treasurer.
Three new members Joined the club:
Miss Douglas took several pictures of
the crowd after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-19
Electric Wiring:

II it is electrical, telephone the
Dickinson Electric & Wiring Fixture
GO. Estimates furnished for all
kinds Of wiring. Out Of town work
land supplies receive prompt attention.
Shop telephone 80, residence ASH.
adv. 5-15-h
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NORTH CLINTON

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Written OF the
village passed Sunday at the home OF
her brother, Philip Dixon.i'.s ~. 80
Philip Dixon passed Sunday up the
Sabasticook with his brother -in-law
Fred Gerald Of Morrison's corner, at
his cottage. '.'t
| Rodney Johnson Of Lewiston Wis
tied his nephew, Pearl Watson and
family, Monday. Mr.. Johnson was
called to Burnham to attend the flu
neral of his brother-in-law, the late
VIM. G. Foster.
Miss Grace Whitten of Albion is Wis
iting her friend. Mrs. Walter Gowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hannigan were
at Philip Dixon's, Sunday.
E. A. Gerald has been i'll for several
days.
A. p. Mcfarland purchased two
cows of Geo. Lord Monday.
Vincent Gowen went to Waterville
Sunday to see his cousin, Mrs. Violet
Shea, who is very ill. rs -
Mrs. Florence Patch Of Lewiston re-
Gently visited her uncle, M. "A. Booth
by and family. 81. ~e-r
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Cox were in
Pittsfield Sunday. where Mr.. Cox con-
Quoted Divine service
Charles Boothby of Lewiston, Mrs
Alvin Boothby, Mrs. Evellen Jones
and children, Lloyd and Russell, also
Mrs. Florence Patch Of Lewiston made
a trip to Belfast and surrounding
towns one day last week by auto.
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New England Sick
Get Back Health
Victims Of Digestive Disorders Tell 4
Wonderful Effect Of Remedy.

Many New England stomach sui.
ferers and, in fact, people all over The
United States, have found remarkahA
results from the use of Mayrs Won.
derful Remedy.
Hundreds in this State alone have
taken this remedy and tell today d
the benefits they received. Its effects
come quickly-the first dose coh'
vinces; no long treatment. Here D
what two who have taken it say!
MRS. S. E. JOHNSON, 81 Whit.
more street, Hartford. Conn, wrote
MY pains left me the next day after
taking the treatment. 1t is simply
wonderful how it relieved me-"
MRS. CLARE SHAW, 4s3 Dexta
ST., Providence. R. l., wrote: Il re.
ceived your treatment and it saved
my life Lam better now than / have
been; for twenty years."
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as muca
and whatever you like. No more dis'
tress after eating, pressure of gas ID
the stomach and around the hear.
Get one bottle Of your druggist no"
and try it on an absolute guarantee
if not satisfactory money will be r.
turned. For sale by Bowditcn
Webster.-Adv.
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kEN1'S HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Lawrence, Earle
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Works
and daughter Mary Of Fairfield were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. w. F.
Morse and Miss Gilbert. They returned
home in their car in the latter part of
the afternoon. F..
/ At a meeting of the members of the
Ladies' Circle of the Methodist church
last week. Mrs. F. "A. Dow was again
elected president. and Mrs. w. F..
Morse secretary-treasurer.
The Chrysta1 Club has been started
again for the winter and met Tues
day evening with Miss Mural Brown
Preparations are being made for the
Halloween social on Wednesday eve
ming in the gymnasium.
Two of the teachers, Miss Bagley
and Miss Small were away for over
Sunday. returning Monday morning
for their work.
Much enthusiasm is shown by the
newly elected staff of the Kent's Hill
Breeze, our school paper. Students are
manifesting school spirit and helping
along with their subscriptions and ar
ticles for publication. All are deter
mined to make it the best paper pos
sible.
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BELGRADE

Mrs. Wesley Clark is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Fred Gallan Of Augusta.
Henry Wadleigh Of Charlestown
Mass. with his friend. is visiting his
brother VIM. Wadleigh.
Mrs. George Stoddard is very Ill. Her
many friends hope for speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wadleigh and
family Of Augusta were Sunday guests
Of VIM. Wadleigh.
Mrs, Ora Tibbetts was the weekend
guest Of her father, Wesley Clark.
The condition Of Frank L. Pray, who
was operated on Oct. 20 for appendi-
citis, is favorable and q complete re-
covery is hoped for by his many
friends.
The Central Maine Power Co. has
sold quite large amount Of stock in
this vicinity the past week ana will
soon extend its line to Belgrade De-
pot and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. McKissick were
In Augusta Saturday calling on
friends
The Ladies' Aid Of the Old South
church will meet Wednesday, Oct. 81
with Mrs. AddiA Gerald: II stormy,
Thursday.
Mrs. Wesley Clark. who visited
friends in Augusta last week. has ~
turned home. ~
Miss Ruth Cummings. Bates IN Wa
at her home there over Sunday. return
ing early Monday. 81
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MONMOUTH

EAST-Miss Maud Dyer of Bangor
is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. A. Tlii-
son.
Mrs. Fred Frost has returned from
a weeks visit in Auburn. =
Elliott Bros. are making improve
ments on their farm formerly owned
by w. H. Smith. A large boat house
has been built Oh the sand shore; their
launch and other boats are stored in it
Tor the winter. Nearly all the tillabIe
land mas been ploughed and seeded
down. Materials are on hand for re-
pairing and .remodelling the farm
buildings. The place is to be occupied
as a. summer home. /
The Ladies' Auxiliary is to meet on
Tuesday, Oct. Is. Mrs. Sarah Willard
and Mrs. May Woodbury. will enter
tain for the afternoon.
1t is interesting to observe what the
young people of the vicinity are do
ing along educational lines this fall.
Emory Tillson is a student at Bliss
College, Susie Waugh entered the
High school at Augusta, Ozro Cram
and Russell Cram Are Seniors, Blanch
Leach, Sophomore, and Helen Pres
colt, Stanley Smith and Alvin Tbomp-
son. Freshmen of Monmouth Acade my.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones have re-
turned from Yarmouth, Me. While Wis
iting friends in that town, Mr.. Jones
was, taken seriously. ill. Accompanied
by Mrs. Jones and a nurse he was
brought home by auto. His condition is
such that he is still attended by a
physician.
Afternoon services in the church on
Sunday were conducted by the Rev.
c. L. Banghart. His subject was '"The
Victory Through Our Lord Jesus
Christ" taken from !. Cor. 1907. An
explanation was also given of the
Forward Movement" in Methodism
and cordial invitation extended to
all to be present at the meetings to
be held in the Methodist church at
Monmouth Center on Tuesday after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow of East
Winthrop are at Frank Waugh,s for
the week. Mr.. Morrow is helping Mr..
Waugh harvest his apples Of which
he has a large quantity of fine fruit.
William Bean and Miss Nellie Al
len OF Alfred and cousins Of Mrs. N,
B.. Cram were visitors at the Cram
farm last week, travelling by ,automo-
bile. Ernest Cram and family returned
with them to Alfred and are now Wis
ittng in New Hampshire.
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BELGRADE LAKES

Farmers in this vicinity have been
greatly disturbed lately by reports
from Rome of the operations of gang
Of thieves about the farms. A large
porker was taken from one farmyard
in broad daylight. and was evidently
killed on the spot before being carried
away.
Extensive repairs and additions are
being made at the Belgrade Hotel. The
billiard room is being made over into
a parlor, and an addition is being con-
structed to take It's place. A new
bungalow for the accommodation of
season guests is also we'll under way.
/ Mrs. F. T. Trowbridge Of Beach
Bluffs. Mass, has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. H. w. Colder.
Miss Bessie Kelley. daughter of Bert
L. Kelley is spending the winter in
Boston with her uncle, D. c. Kelley.
The interment of George F. Daven-
port of Dorchester, Mass, was made at
the Belgrade cemetery Friday after
noon. H +. Kelley Of Boston, Mrs. e.
M. Davenport, the wife of the de-
ceased. Mrs. F. T. Trowbridge and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Colder attended.
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Waterville. and had many friends. in

WatervliIe. and had many friends In
town.
Mrs. Samuel Brown is quite low at
her home at West Benton as the re-
suit OF paralytic shock which she re-
ceived Saturday evening. A cerebral
hemorrhage was the cause Of the
shock.
Judge Harvey H. Brazzell passed
Monday at Madison where he held
court.
Edgar Goulett who has been visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Gregory returned Monday to his homo
at Manchester, N. H.. Mrs. Goulett
his mother will return later.
Miss Margaret Davis has returned to
Bangor to resume her duties as a
trained nurse. She has been the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Peter Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holt Of Madi-
son are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Holt. The Messrs. Holt are BROTH
ers. .e
William H. Totman and daughter,
Mrs. c. Guy Hume, have returned
from several days stay in Boston
and vicinity. Mrs. Hume's little son
William was with them
Mrs. Fred Oliver Of South Brewer
passed the week as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Oakley. When she
returned to her home Saturday, Mr..
Oliver. who is employed in town, re-
turned with her and passed the week.
end there. -.
Karl McKechnie has resumed his
studies at Lawrence High school,, at
ter being out of school for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle st. Clair Of
Pittsfield are guests of Mrs. st. Glars
mother, Mrs. Fred o. Savage.
Mrs. Harriet Seldom of Portland is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Will
son. Mrs. Seldom and Mrs. Wilson are
sisters.
A large bunch Of raspberries recent
ly picked by Grin Jaquith on his farm
at Canaan are on exhibition at Hayes
store. The berries were large and Well
shaped. "a 14b-
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COLBY COLLEGE
Announcement OF. Arrangements
for Special Train to OroHo
Game Saturday-First
Initiation Activities !.
CAMPUS CHAT AND COL.
LEGE NEWS JOTTINGS Il

Professor White presided at chapel
Tuesday in the absence Of President
Roberts, who went to Hallowell, where
he addressed the students Of the Hal
lowell High school inv the morning
Sully. '16. president of the Athletic As
ISOLATION, spoke few words to the
student body, in view of the same with
Maine Saturday. He said that arrange
ments had been made for obtaining q
special train for Orono, and that the
round trip fare would be $3.50. The
tickets will be out Wedne stlay, and
will be in the hands of Manager Hus-
-sey and Assistant Manager Leeds.
The train will leave at 1890 Saturday
morning will stop an hour in Bangor
at noon in order to give the passen-
gers time to obtain lunch, and will
then proceed to Orono. 1t will return
around o'clock. In anticipation for
Saturdays game. there will be a Sc
ries Of talks given by members of the
upper class. who are known for their
art in oratorical lines, on each morn
ing at chapel.
Jcudry. '16, lead the weekly meeting
of the College Y. M. c. A. Tuesday eve
ming, and chose for his subject, The
Real Value Of Life" The meeting was
largely attended. . 4.~..g +
People going up College avenue have
been deceived perhaps in thinking that
the college is making plans for erect
ing another building on, the campus
from the fact that the back portion
of the grounds has recently been scat
tered with surveyors, who are meas
uring off the whole lay of the land
and also working out in the street. TIC
be true,> these measurements are be-
ing taken and very accurately, too
but it is only the part of the surveying
class under the direction of Professor
Carter. which class Is making great
progress in this line.
Miss Dorothy Webb. Colby Is, who
is teaching at Leavitt Institute, is
visiting friends at Foss hall.
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Mrs. .Abbie Mosher, who has been
sick with bronchitis, Is improving.
Mrs. Harriet Malcolm. who met with
an accident. some three weeks ago, is
gaining. -
Mr.. and MRS frank Malcolm were
business callers in Augusta SATURDAY.
Mrs. Nellie Randall Of China Neck Is
visiting Mr.. and MrA Fred Bragg
Mrs. clyde Seekings was called 70
Mt. vernon Monday by the serious ILL
ness and death Of her father, Benja-
min Pearl. a.
M. ana Mrs. Aderson Seekin8s were
in Augusta Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Berry Of Palermo IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shuman and
daughters Mildred and Ruby enjoyed
an auto ride. to Waterviile Saturday.
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City Tax Collector Sanger N. Annis
is sending out notices to those who have
not yet come through with their taxes
for this year, reminding them that they
have to pay interest now and that the
time is fast approaching when the taxes
will have to be paid or they will get
into still more trouble. The payments
this year have been far above the aver
age but there is still very large
amount Of unsolicited taxes on the
books that should be paid In, for every
dollar that is held back makes just so
much more interest that all must pay
and is really making the man who does
q not pay his taxes one who is being
helped by the other members of the
community.