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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

The school children have clean.
cd the entire school block and
have put up baskets for basket
ball. They will spend their
leisure hours getting themselves
in trim for the field meet to-
be held at Wilton next month.
They did not enter the contests
last year but expect to this sea-
son.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23


The trees which are best suited for
planting on streets where the condi-
lions for their growth are favorable
are listed by the American Forestry
association Of Washington In reports
to its members, together with detailed
information regarding planting and
care Of them. The list, with some In.
structions as to planting, is al follows:
American Elm.-A graceful tree, at
tractive In summer and winter. Tail
and stately, with strong arching
branches. Grows rapidly in rich, well
drained. moist soil, but adapted to
many soils. Should be planted only
on wide avenues. forty to sixty feet
apart, according to soil conditions,
usually about fifty feet Very liable
to attack by the elm leaf beetle. The
English elm is smaller, o compact,
not as graceful. as the American elm
and more subject to insect attack.
Sugar Aaple-very hardy. but ex-
acting in soil and moisture and is en-
sitive to dust and smoke, Rounded.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

Equal pay for equal work is
the demand made by the English
women who stand ready to- take
the places of men in various in
dustrial occupations while the
men + at war says the Grand
Forks Herald. And is there, any
reason why, whether in peace or
in: war, the woman who performs
q piece of works should not re-
eeive for it the same pay that
would be, given to a man for per-
forming the same work in the
same way?r
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

1t is doubtful if North Dakota
weather can be beat thisyear The
spring days have been beauti-
full and the season is about a
month ahead of former years.
The winter was exception
ally fine too. While we, were ell.
joying mild weather, storms and
snow were reported in many
states.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

Teddy Roosevelt is being sued
for $4,000. Some people would
like to- see him sued for more If
her does not soon stop his war
talk. j..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

In this issue are published the
prizes that will be given by the
county for the hest school exhi-
bits in Mclean county. Last
year the children had a splend-
i'd exhibit here during institute
and this year it is expected to be
even better.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23
Fiahttna The usly suibeard.

The decision Of, the supreme court Of
Illinois that billboards can be prohibit
ca on unitarian grounds Il Of national
Importance. The law which the court
sustains requires consent Of q majority
OF the property In residence blocks b.
1oge q biliboardacan be. put up.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

There are very few towns this
size that "qn boast of having q.
'five-piece orchestra play for three
moving picture shows a week.
That is what the people here, are
enjoying.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23
II - =
PROFESSIONAL PROPS

=
Editor Goddard of the. Ellen
dale Leader has experienced a
Jonah day but also, found out
what brotherly love means.
Everything went wrong in his
shop on press day and the Re-
cord office helped him get the
paper out
Editor Wood Of the Steele
Ozone is keeping his subscribers
we'll Informed of the beauties
of a southern trip. Each week
finds an interesting letter in the
Ozone. Last week he was in
Arizona on his way home from
the Expositionl
The editor of the, Ward Coun-
ty Independent does not think
much Of the printing done ON
the booklet Of Game and Fish
Laws. He claims there are not
ten shops in the state that could
do much worse. That doesn't
speak well for the company that
put out the job.
Editor Bratton of the Rugby
Optimist recently had the pleas
ure of being of service to. our
state treasurer who owns a num-
Der of acres of good farm land
near Rugby. The editor did not
mention the means of transporta-
ton used in reaching the farm
so draw our own conclusions
about the make of the car.
Editor j. w. r. H. Della made
a trip. to Bismarck recently and
says: eff you want, to. enjoy
yourself at the state capitol visit
the museum" Mr.. Fish no, doub
likes to hear such remarks as he
is working hard for the state
society and is making
a collection that will equal that
in any state.
The editor of the Terre Haute
Post, Charles Clogston, has won
a name for himself in Indiana
by the way he. cleaned out the
rottenness in his home
The mayor, judge and
were among those list
ed to serve sentences in the fede-
raj penitentiary from six years
to- six months. Eighty
seven men were given Jail
This office seems to- be. a sort
Of life-saving station lately. That,
is saving the life Of newspapers.
A short time ago one of the force
was sent to- Benedict to get out
the Banner as the editor was
sick. This week The Times at
Underwood is being started on
It 3 weekly journey by a Lead
err member. We are. always glad
to assist as there is no telling
we may have to give the.
s. O. S. signal.
Bismarck is to- have a new
weekly newspaper. Dummer
and Bloom sold their Times out
fit to the Capitol Printing Comp
any. Editor Della Of the Balfour
Messenger will dispose of his pa
per to E: j. Carlen, formerly Of
the Underwood journal, and take
over the management Of the new
paper. The. incorporat0rs are
Hall, John Andrews and
II. Stutsman. lit is hoped
another side Of state politics can
be heard. Here's wishing the
new company success.
For Sale-Siberian millet $1.25
per bushel. Hans Hultberg.
- ~ G. 90 r---
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

jim Hill predicts the Euro
pean war will end next fall and
that will mean a drop to probab-
ly 20 cents a bushel on wheat.
Prices of corn, butter, cattle and
hogs will no doubt remain nor
NAL.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

The railroad companies have
made known the fact that not
a foot Of new rails will be laid
by any company in the northwest
this year. This is rather dis
couraging to. many after the lit
tie. work done last year.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23
FRIDAY, p ~. 1915

North Dakota is getting some
good advertising at the EXPOSE
ton. The Great Northern rail-
road company is helping to-
boost the state by calling this
state the "Zone Of Plenty"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23

For Sale-Siberian millet $1.25
per bushel. Hans Hultberg.
Washburn, N. D. Sec. %, Twp.
AS, R. 81.-Adv.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-23
TREES ADVISED.
FOR CITY STREETS
Recommended by the American
Forestry Association.
DIRECTIONS FOR PLANTING.

Advantages and Disadvantages Of
Various Sorts Pointed Out, With In.
%struotions About Proper Spacing,
Ete-Amsriean Elm 10 . Well Liked
Variety.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-22
4nfanf pon Gnmitlperfen Onrd)
bic GtaSt Berlin.

Gas aliratorium Der syllie : Sp-
penbeim : Stiftung. beren Miticl
bon Der Stifterin gu noltatiaen,
ins6eionoere aud miiienihaftIihen
nno fiinitIeriiden 3neden beltimmt
iino, bate oieies Sabr in 8~iiroigu1g
Der groBen iuirtihnftliden 9eordng.
mis-, in Die insbeionoere oie ~biloenoen
aiinitIer onrd ben arieg geroten
limo, beidloiien Die inn sur 8erfii-
giing itebenoen Wittel fir ben Mn-
fouf bon alinitperfen 81 perpeuoem
oeren Shopfer unmittelbar ODER
mittelbar onr1 ben 8rieg betrofTen
moroen iino. Die Mitglieo beg
a~nratoriums, giireermeiiter Or.
@eide, Staotperoroneter Or. Nntbon
uno Or. @rnit Seilbron bnben oelit-
elitipreheno oieier Iage inter elmer
an5abI bon aunitperfen, Die ibnen
cnrh 0ermittellng Der ariegsbiIfe
Der Mfaoemie Der &iinIte in ben RGu.
men Der 4faoemie 5ugdnglidl ge-
madt uaren, Die Gntideioung &c.
troffen. Gs muroen aneefauft 8er-
fe BON Settner, Ridter, Shiib, @af-
mann. Marcns, 8ebmer unb Gloiti-
fen pom abrabom mo Gnrn. Die
@erfe io0en Der Staot gum Gigcn.
tllm iibermielen meroen.
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SLOAN & HAGY = 2eihenhe.
itatter un0 ginboIinmierer, 425 BE,
con GtroBe. geioe 9elcpbone t04.
Often Gag uu0 Gndt. Gina
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Jreie Yrene fit seras: 9ouueraag q. april 1915.


~ien3eit unb nod Ser gefreiung in mr.
ierer Staot empfongen bat, ooB man
oie gauge 5ur6tburfeit 0es &rieges
aus eigener Nni6ouung ermeI1en
fann. Gfel uno @rouen ~ergreifen
einen BEL Der grinnerung Ser a6-
Ifeuliben S6anotaten, Die man mi1
eigenen @ugen bat anieben miiiien
80 furdtbar baben 6ieie @reuelta-
ten OUT ein5elne 8erionen einge.
r'irft, bob iie aus ger5meifIung ib-
rem 2eben ielbit Elm gnoe gemad)t
Baben, ooer aus Gobesangit ge1tor-
ben iino. 0pfer BEG &rieges, oes
furdtbariten 9riegesl
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Die bentise Gage.

Sn Den &orpatben boben bic Mn-
griffe Der &uiien teiltpeiie gang naG-
gelaiien uno mo- tie fortgeiett muir
Den, iino iie 5hriidseidlagen. @r-
bobte Eatigfeit bat bel Ypern &C.
berriht, no Inn ben Siigel SEQ. GO.
ben Die gnglanoer e%enonlnlen baben,
Idarf gefampft miro. Sonit lit al
leg lnperanoert. Deutidlano bot
feline Observation-Disclosures ber-
idarft unb Die Gerbanolungen sni.
lden Seiferrei6 uno StaIien ioGen
pie0er aufgenommen iein. 9as, fir
ms penieitens intereiianteite greis-
nis mar Die geroffentlidung Der
Intfport unieres Brdiioenten alti
Die leste Note oes @rafen gernitorff.
Sic lit imam imod" Die Mntfport
ndmlid.
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r9ie idmmtiee aaNe1.

Ser 6ran8oie @ritape Serpe fabrt
fort, ienen ieiner 2anbsleute, oie
ibren a%riegsrubm in 8el6impfungen
0eutiblonos nno oes beutifen @uI=
fes iuden, Die 2epiter gu leien. Gin
Serr 8arres pom g1o De 8aris bat.
te Die 9eutidet eiYe ihntubige Galie
genannt. 3afir mnB er BON @erDe
in Der @uerre So5iale foIgenoe 3i.=
redttpeiiung einiteden; o3u gegina
0es &rieges, als man in 8aris auf
Die 9eutiden Sago mafte, tpare11
beinabe aiib cine rei3enoe gaberin
lno ibr fleines Sohterdben ser nnierp
noble Gaiie perionifi3ierenoen Men-
ee gum Spfer gefalen. Sd erfldr-
te ben 5an Dem Boli5eiprdfeften,
uno oier5ebn Gage biflourd fonoen
Wutter nnb Sinh 3nfluft in eineml
b%efrennoeten Souie. 4ne Gage Iic5
it oen fleinen A"bfommIing Der
uidmubigen" 8afie ouf Der einell
Sdulter reiten tpdbreno oie anoera
Sdulter bon Dem ainoe zines 1niere~
&olonialbeamten eingenommen mar.
Seute befin0et fid) iene baperii6e Ga=
me in ibrer @eimat nno Dergilt I'M
ieren @efangenen bunoertfa6 oas
menige, bas man fir lire aleire,
Die nod oa5n Die Sodter zines bape-
ridden 9ffi5iers NOR, bat TIM
fonnen. ODER lit Dieleidt aud ic-
ner oeltihe 5oloat Elm Mitglieo
Der oidmubigen~ @niie, Der, obgleif
ibm Elm gein nbgenommen NOR,
ieinen fran5oiiiden gettnadbar mie
Elm &ino pflegte mo ibm nadIs
beimlih iein eieenes giien 5uftedte2
Deer iener an0ere @efaneene, benz
uniere Milit1rdr5te einen 3ettel OIL
Die Mantelfapu5e eendbt batten, oil
Dem 81 Ieieu mar: a@efangener,
CHER Die Elm Sreuno 81 bebanoelr,
~rettete inter eigener 2~ebensgefabs
iieben Der llnierigen, Die 5u ertriii-
ten orobten, aus Der Yier!" limo
10 giebt es nod tamieno onoere 3iige
BON oeutidem goelmnt 3i berihten
mie es in ben griefen ullierer Sol
Gotten baufia geldiebt. gs lit oas Ell
ne Haiie, Die, menn lie aud midjt
unieren, mitunter ettpas mirren Srei=
beitsgeiit beiibt, oennod itramme Gi=
genihaften aufmeiit, 10 Sapferfcit
GaterlanOsliebe, 36bigfeit nno eli.
w~unoerbores Graaniiationstalent,
|oas aus ibrer SSnouitrie oie erite
Der eoil5en @elt geniaft bat Sd
femme Elm Golf, oas feline .id]musigc~
Roiie 1T, uno oieies golf bat por
fanm einem SSahrbunoert, olird) ici-
ne Madt berouid)t uno BON Sodmut
erfiilt, neil es einen 9bron mo ei-
nen Altar nmgeitiir5t nn0 ieinsn
Noel ueriaet bate, ieinen Nahbarn
Die fran8oiii6e aultur NIT 8aionett-
itifen ulio aanonelifugeln duf3min-
gen molen mo gang europa in
Selter unO 8Int getaudt. @a6en Sic
ron oieiem &olfe idoh einnnal ipre-
den boren, Serr 8arreS2~
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M.. 9. & 8.
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Noh Gorpus ghrifti. .9:35 abeiioS
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MntomDbiIe nmaebant, Maidimr.
berseiteIlt. Sontbern @eI.
bling & Madjine Gpmpanh. Gpaeg.
Str, nube Ruoarrp. (an3.)
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mobarner wdb mnb snidnetSemnterridt

NusIeaen, 3uIhneioen. Gnpaffen nus
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ibre eigenen aIeiDer tpdhrenb oes Qer<
nens. SRI. .. 8. 8efer, Mnndeer. sol
@arben ctr. Nebmt Sot @ens Gar ODER
te~Iephoniert grabis BOTS. (Ins.)
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Or. 3. SoOS @ettp, 9pe5ialiit uue
8unoarst MIR fir @eidIedts- uilS
&arn-aranfbeiten. lleber Dem @fon-
.6ottun safe. Grodett S438. (Mns.)
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

Ehep. Miiiler, GeFhaftsfHbrer.
III Cones auenue. segeniiber Der Zone
Sfm Branerei. Gan Gntonio. Eegas.
sF 6abrifanten bon allen Nrten Co
ontpa1er. Rine~rnIiuoiIer nHo bor5iigIih
Dem ipolbefannten Qitbia Seller.
Seibe geIspbone. 5rsie Abliefernna
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1900 BORN.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-23

visited at the bailey home the past
week. left Monday for Oregon. to join
his father.
Albert Berauist OF Mankato was
here Saturday.
A dance will be given 10y commit.
tee of young men in the village hall
Friday evening. April 16. Music BY
VERSIONS orchestra.
Charles n. Swenson Is having his
house painted.
Miss Hazel Stockton and brother
Lyle called on their mother at I'm
manuel hospital Saturday. Mrs. Stock
ton in reported as recovering nicely
and her friends hope that she will
speedily regain her health.
l.. Warrant was a business caller
at lie Sueur last Thursday.
Ray Donnan OF Mountain Lake was
guest at the w. c. Moses home
Sunday.
William Wilkinson left last week
for Montana, to look for a new ioca
ton.
Mrs. S. X. Yeaple and children oil
Lake Vita were i'm town Sunday.
Mrs. Griffiths OF Ottowa spent Sat
urday here on business.
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nine weeks. II Is not known just when
che will Re able to come home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Colt visited at
the Little home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Anderson eel.
ebrated their golden wedding ami
versary last Monday. The guests be-
gan to arrive at 1880 y. m, and the
sun shone beautifully. Many who
wished to come were unable to do
so. owing TO the poor roads. The time
was spent socially. and passed all too
quickly. Misses Anderson OF Mankato,
granddaughter of the host and host
ess, were present with their camera.
and took pictures OF the happy COM
pany. A delicious and bountiful sup
per was served at 8 y. m. covers be.
Ing laid for forty guests. All the
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
were present at the celebration. with
the exception OF two daughters, who
live I'm Northern Minnesota. Many
beautiful and useful gifts OF gold. and
gold trimmed articles were presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. They are
highly respected people who have
lived here over forty years. and have
braved many hardships incident to
early pioneer days. They are the
parents OF eight children. five sons,
and three daughters, seven OF whom
are living. James OF Alpha. Alice of
Mankato. David and John OF Rapidan.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Watts Pew. re-
siding in the northern part OF the
state. and Mrs. p. NJ. Broderson OF
Decoria. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have
a beautiful home In Rapidan town.
ship, surrounded by many Injuries.
which shows that their many years OF
toll have not been In vain. and thus
their hosts of friends hope to see
them live to celebrate their diamond
wedding twenty-five years hence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-23
Kennedy Bridge
From Thursdays oaI,v.

From Thursdays oaiiv.
Miss Amelia Felber was taken TO
Mankato for o surgical operation at
one of the local hospitals.
Miss Ida Hansen has gone 10 Man
kato to work for Mrs. Fowler.
Misses Ida and Anna Franske are
doing some paper hanging for Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schults. ST., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gussow OF st.
Clair. called at the home OF Mrs. John
Felber. Monday, April 8.
Miss Louise Deef spent Sunday at
home with her parents.
Louis Filler. Sr., and daughter
Louise of ST. Peter are spending few
days with Fred Filler TO assist him
with his work.
John Deef went TO st. Peter Mon.
day. April 6, where he Is employed.
Miss Martha johnson called on Mrs.
John Hanson April 9.
Miss Irene Schmidt called at the
Goodell home last Sunday.
Henry Bowe called at the Huebi
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Watts of
Mankato visited the latter's father. r..
"A. Morrison over Sunday.
Miss Emma Hansen of Mankato is
home on account OF her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Johnson and
family attended a surprise party al
the home Of Anton Hoff last Sunday
evening. ~
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Indian Lake
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily. =
Alfred and Delbert Oleson loaded a
car with farm supplies and tools and
started for the north last Friday noon.
TO the farm, which Is half section
belonging TO DIR. Curran of Manka.O,
and is located In Bertram county, Min.
ncsota.
"A hunting dog was found on the
farm OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Tronvold
Sunday. The animal had probably be.
come separted from some hunter Who
was passing the farm, az he looks
well kept. He Is small dog OF the
black and whito, shaggy variety. r.
o. Gosbcrg viii keep him for a while.
hoping TO hear from the owner.
Clara Keenan,, who has been resid.
ing with her parents at Lawn Grove
for nearly year. has gone 10 assist
in caring for her grandmother. Mrs.
Eliza Keenan, Of West Mankato, who
IL slowly improving In health. Mrs.
c. n. Shannon OF Bemidji. Mrs. Kee-
mans eldest daughter. has been caring
for her for three weeks. but has now
returned to her home.
A special session Of the Sunshine
club was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. John Duffey. The
meeting was called in haste as II was
discovered that Miss Stella Duffey
was stealing march upon her
friends. and would soon have been
married without the usual shower
party. She Is popular member of the
club. and was deceived into paying a
visit to her aunt on this particular
afternoon. Once there she was show
cred with advice and household goods.
Miss Stella was properly surprised
and delighted to the satisfaction of
everybody. After fine lunch the club
adjourned. voting the meeting q great
success.
The Farmers club meeting which
was held at the school house Satur.
day evening. was addressed by Prof.
c. II. Shumway on the subject of
Hog Cholera, and the Serum Treat.
ment." The subject Is an important
one and though the spring work and
bad roads served to dwarf the crowd.
the speech was just as practical and
instructive to those who were pres
ent Mr.. Shumway presented his sub
ject and also plan for obtaining the
serum when II was needed. as at that
time II Is quite likely to be SO scarce
that II can hardly be obtained.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-23

w. Roberts have returned from a
business trip to Raymonsyille. Texas.
w. III. Dryden Of st. Paul was q
business visitor In the city today.
r. w. Boesch OF Amboy, cashier OF
the First National bank or that place.
came to Mankato today In an auto
mobile.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wood. who spent
the winter at Raynondsville. Texas.
returned yesterday to their home In
, this city.
! Jens Jensen of Stewart. Mimi. has
accepted a position at the Wegner
dairy. and will move his family to
this city.
Mrs. J. NJ. Barclay. formerly of the
Point Pleasant hotel OF Madison Lake
has gone to Minneapolis to receive
medical treatment.
Miss Bessie Dodds. teacher In the
schools at st. Cloud, has returned Ia
that city after spending O weeks va
cation with her parehIs In Mankato.
s. Levin. who has been at Willmar,
employed I'm the New York store. re
turned to the city this morning, and
has resumed his position at the local
store.
Fred Morgan. conductor ON the Chi
cage and Northwestern road. will
leave Winona tonight for West Bad
en-. Ind. where he will remain for
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wittrock and
the formers sister. Miss Anna Witt
rock have returned from st. Paul
where they attended the funeral o
Mrs. &c. A. Geyer~ yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Clasue was q guest at
the home of Attorney and Mrs. Miles
Porter today. while enroute from Q
visit with her mother. Mrs. Ellen Por
/ ter at Vernon Center. to her home In
Redwood Falls. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Just of Walls
Walla. Was. are I'm the city al
guests of County Superintendent bet
amore and wife. Mrs. Just Is Mr.. bet
amorc's sister. Mr.. Just Is business
manager OF the Walla Wallu sanltarl
um. lie has farm near Good Thun
der.
c. II. q. Hazel. one of Sterling town
ships foremost farmers, was I'm thu
city yesterday on business ut the
court house. lie was welcome call
err at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Ellis of State street.
Arthur Rlnehart, a former resident
OF Sterling township, this county. but
now a resident OF Blnghamtop. n. Y.
after transacting some business In the
city yesterday, spent the day with Mr.
aud Mrs. VIM. Ellis. Mr.. Rinehar
attended school In this city a number
OF years ago, and has large farming
interests I'm Douglas county I'm thI,
state. He expects TO spend the sum
mer I'm Douglas county. and antici
pates bus, summer but with all m
enjoyable one as the Minnesota eli
mate he says agrees with him much
better than that OF New York.
Charles Grover. student of Ames
college. Iowa. spent several hours In
the city yesterday. Mr. Grover Is q
product OF Sterling township. his par
ents residing there Ut the present
time. He graduates as q civil engineer
in June. and expects to open up ar
Office in some Iowa town at once.