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The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

George Hswley e., Mable Ward.
John +. smott. 80, Lavinia Barns,
Charles Anderson. %. Akron: Rose
bullch, %. Dequssne Pa
walter Kwasek. 81, Detroit. Anto-
nina Kanlsheuska. is. Alpena
=, Samuel Feldmsn, 90 Freda Paris.
samuel G, Ksnney As Catherine
Anthony Devos, "a; Anna hammers,
Louis Havena. 81; Anna Becker. 81.
Joe Ryan "a. Diana Bershas. ls.
stanley W. sandhoff. 20, Grace A.
Richard spoelstra. 81. Hishland
park Gertrude slenk. 80. Holland.
Mshlon wismer II; Leola Town
Tony venoski. 90. Hamtramck;
Anna Raska. %. same
Sylvester Psrkoski, 25; Agnes Ko-
walter steaweka -; Martha SAL
Htrbert C wright "a susan l.
Arthur Nicholas. II: Eva Eckcrea,
OF Otto 4 4 poeppIng '' Adeline Re
Edward schaiier. 2a Ater.rd.
Martha Pickrue. "a. Detroit
Eson r. LaveAuN. 40 Martin-pl ;
Helen " Boylau, 81 same
Allie Moore 90 Freda ~witer. 80
Stanley Felczyuskh 49, Martha
Gross. -
Albert r. Scheid. % Jane Presina
Walter Brulawske et Anna Cie-
buls5. 20
John 2 Myers. "a: Pearl clark 20
Richard St John 25 sadie kirk.
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Deaths

Michael Devoron. 2e3 Brady. s.
years, senility Mary *. Meloch ls1
EnGl", 81 years. Hcute gastritis, Jo-
seph'ne Kosss laura Lanra,, 10 mGn,hS' month
90 Delmar. - years mitral regurgi
tatlun. william GRuger. - Moysc. -
years. chronic Brighrs disease, VIII
liam f. Ebeling, 1. Casgrain. II years
ty-ffth. ? year broncho pneumoni7
Sylvistcr NoWaCki. 80 Wesson. 80
months. hroncho pneumonia. Gust
TelsChkOw ski. Harper hospital ABOUT
McGobcrts Receiving hospital. %
years, myoCarditis. John j. Walker
q wilde. about 20 years. mltraI IN
suticiency. Mrs. Tessie Gaspar Har-
per hospital about 80 years carcl-
poWa Tcrcz korapcZsk. 1915 Canton,
90 years, dropsy Mike Philip. 1919
Monroe. Years malnutrition u 10
man Robe kieWIcz, t-' Thirtieth. >
months. broncho pneumonia A,sN
Macy. $50 south. IL months. scalds
and shock. Warrington Bcck l0l
sixth 90 wears. gunshot wouud9; Cor
nolius NAndecar, Harper hospitaL sol
vu, branch. l6 years. fractured skull
William H. Wetzcl. $50 BALDWIN, Z
kahidina. 45t ChCnU. 6S years, heart
4 eeaso. John = Henson. Little SIS
tors OF Poor - years. chronic bron-
chitis Walter W. Ktllian, Providence
August Werk. l61 Pierce. ~ years.
chronic myocarditis; Clara Horvati".
iS0G 81 Aubiu. 10 months. ptcmta,
Michael GuzowsKi 6S Harper. A.
years. pulmonary tuberculosis Mary
Jakohos. 80 Thrticth years larNn-
ggal diphtheria: John KRAFT, slf
ToW nstrd, 90 years. ctrrhosi ~ Nv
er. Anthony Tylocki. 1911 - Auhin
"a years. lohar pneumonia John g.
McCMgky ioa LpnEfellow 40 years,
interstitiaI uopnritia Martha Nahlcr,
Receiving hospital 50 years. typhoid
frvcr August Krue~er, 172 l.uddru,
b7 years. cancer ~ stomach John VI
broncho Pneumonia. John Meyers.
IInrper hospital. 81 wears, cerebral
homnrr rIAEe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

you. do not know how any OF the
rest OF us manage 20 laugh.
Should think anything like content
Or ease of mind would be hanished
rom all the world. mirth would be
forgotten among the sons OF men,
and We should do nothing but
m m5uin above vast calamity that
seems. az least for our times, 10
have blottcd out. In sirocco OF
death and ruin, the hopes OF the
FACE
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front between the English channel
ard the Aegean sea
-Four women in every five in
FSris in mourning. four homes in
every five in All the belllgerent
oe.lntrles under the shadow OF
some bereavement, 745 towns. M
ages and hamlcts in France alone
destroyed in whole or in part:
tears. sorrow. pain, and unchang
Ing misery For millions and millions
Of people, solemnly swear 70
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No Need For a jail

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. 49,
Langhornc Pa a town OF SOS popu
lation in tho northern suburban see
tion. will tear down it's Jail be.
cause in two years Il has had no
use for II No resident OF the town
has occupied the Jail In that time
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To the owner or owners Of any
and all interests IN, or liens upon the
land herein described
Take notice that sale has been lhw-
fuilv made 81 the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon. and
that the undersigned has title there
a. under tax deed or deeds therefor.
and that you are entitled 20 re
CONVEYANCE thereof. at any time with
IN six months after return of service
~ this notice. upon payment 10 the
undersigned, or 10 the register IN
chancery ~ tho county IN which the
lands lle ~ all sums paid upon such
purchase. together with one hundred
rtr Ceutum additional thereto. and
tHp fees ~ the sheriff FOR the service
OF cost % publication or this rotics,
20 be coWputed as upon persona ser-
vice Df q declaration as commence
rient "a suit. and the further sum or
Eve dollars FOR cAch description. with
ont other additional cost or charges
u payment As aforens'd - NOT made
the undersigned viii institute pro-
ctedings Tor possession - he land
DESCRIPTION
Lots and 10, East .springwslis
avenue Alexander a. Webers SUP ot
R r ~ su6. OK p c rs. city OF
Amount paid. tax icr 1919. siS6
Amount required for reoonyeyanee.
SAP uluE shpriT's fees
DslEned) ELIAS c. ABpo.
Detroit Mich.
Lots rs and So. North Gilman ave.
ruc Alexander weher's sub. of
lot is and that part q lot is OF
" a. r. r - sub u p 9 Iis. city
or Detroit
Amount paid tax Tor 1912 isB7.
Amount required for reconveyaance.
ffgSg. Advertising cost tff. total
9c7Se plus Eherifs fees
lSignedA ELIAS c. Aldo.
Detroit Mich.
state urMichigan, County - wayps.
ss Y hereby certify ard return that
aftar carcful inquiry I am unable to
ascertA n the whereabouts or poetof-
fca address ~ Wm " Weber or his
heIr1. or the whereabouts or postof-
fee address % tho executor, admins
traitor or trustee er guardian of said
VIM n Weber.
dated this 37th day OF October.
1915
milton oAKMAN. sheriff,
py Y. VI CONICN.
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BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL


BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
Going one afternoon out KensinR-
ton way on London omnibus, /
saw 80 many cripples ia he street
that after n time ! was moved TO
count them So. then. in the space
ot q mile and quarter ! counted i3
young mon that had lost each n
leg. two that hal lost both legs and
must be Wheeled along. six that had
lost each an ara. two that had lost
both srma and three that had been
blinded all comprising one small
sheaf from the harvest of war
London and Paris and other cities
IN the wGr zone are fast hllinE ny
with cripples and blind men and par.
alytics For the rest OF this gen
GRAFTON cripples will be the feature
OF every European scens-horrible
manned. beaten wrecks. eyeless. or
cbinless or legless
More cripples and worse cripple,
thsn any other war ever produced
hat Is the fact about this one
In othe- times men that went out
10 nght got bullethoies thru leg or
arm or shoulder or maybe a vital
part. and often that was all round
hole made by one bullet Now, be.
cause OF the marvellous ingenuity of
modern war machinery, men are
shattered with 90 wounds instead 81
one. or tom into bleeding fragments
by the Jagged pieces Of an e1plod
us she'll
Shell wounds make up the ma
Iolity OF tie hospital cases. shell
wounds and men half suffocsted
with sspnyNiating gas Only The
devil who invented both can de
ciGe whiol Is rhc more frightfu
spectacle; man shatpred Win
bits OF shell or "a man suffering The
inconceivablo agonies that the gas
causes.
Either 10 enough 10 make you
praise the mercy oil che trench
cleaner" who Gn some armics)
goes thru captured trench and
finishes Of the wounded In the
Austrian army he uses a great club
full OF spikes I think IT is better
than the horrible struggling for
breath that you see in a gas vic
tim.
wish could conduct thru
some OF these scenes sone OF my
fellow countrymen that persist In
taking a blithesome and sportiye
view OF the European conflict
think II would little chasten their
their exuberant spirits. I swear to
you cannot think how any man
that has seen these things can over
be easy in his mind again until by
some selfhypnotism he has driven
them out
The horror OF hospitals All
these yourg men. so many thou
sands OF them yesterday strong
and healthy anf now mere bundles
OF bones torn from bones, muscles
rent from muscles. nerves dragged
apart. the broken ends OF nerves.
maybe, jammed into shattered bone
masses. and all this mass OF quiy.
ering. suffering humanity still
alive. Out OF them all remember
particularly that young man With
his shouldcr battered In by shell
who. because ot his youthful
strength enc vitality. was hours IN
ding when he should have been
b't minutcS All the upper part Of
his right side was crushed 10 frag'
ments every Is minutes he must
have morphine shot into him; ey.
or" 20 minutes tine morphine would
begin TO lose its effects and his
shrieks would resound thru place
already filed with other mems
shfieks. tippery with other meme
blood and dckerinE with the odors
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NOTICE roR REcoNyrYANcE


To the owner or owners OF any and
all interests In. or liens upon the
land herein described
Take notice that sale mas been law
fully made OF the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon. ana
that the undersiRned has title thereto
under tax deed or deeds therefor.
and that YOU are entitled 20 re-
conveyance thereof. at any time with
in six months after return Of service
OF this notice. upon payment TO the
undersigned, or 10 the register in
chancery OF the county I'm which the
lands lie. Of ali sums paid upon such
purchase together with one hundred
per centum additional thereto, and
the fees of the sheriff for the service
or cost ~ publication or this notice.
20 be computed as upon personal SER
vice " declaration as commence
ment of suit and the further sum or
Ave dollars for each description, with
out other additional cost or charges,
II payment as aforesaid la not made.
the underssued viii institute pro-
ceedipgs for possession OF the land
DESCRIPTION
Lot SO and east Ave feet OF lot bs.
OF lots % and II. Private Claim us,
City ~ Detroit according 90 plat
Amount paid tax for 1918. ssss.
Amount required for reconveyance.
Sl54e a'dyertfsing cost. tl2.3O; total,
s27.Ge, plus sherir"s fees
(Sgnsdl ELIAS G. ALDO.
Detroit. Mich.
state of Michigan. County OF Wayne.
ss l hereby certify and return that
after careful inquiry 7 nm unable 70
ascertain tho whereaboutsso postof-
hce address ~ Thos 4. Nall or his
heirs Or the whereabouts or postof-
Ace address OF the executor. admin
istrator or trustee or guardian or
said Thos A Nall
Dated this 2-th day OF October.
MILTON OAKMAN. sheriff
by n " CONTCK.
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wANTFD-RFAL EsTATl
WINDOW CLEANING
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING co.

GENERAL JANfTOR WORK,
Office, 1875 Farmer-st.
Floors and windows properly cieausa
and work absolutely guaranteed
Our patrons include General Motors
Co. Packard Motor Co.. Michigan
Drug Co, Detroit Times, Olds Motor
Works. Burnham- Stoepel & Co. y.
g Radiator Corp. Northern Motor
Co. VIM. p. Bonbright Co, Hays.
den. stone e. Co. Trussed Concrete
building and many others. Phone
Cherry 71s for trial
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HAMILTON AWE.

Z-Famlly BrlcI NenecrS
bedrooms each. on Hamilton $1,000
down
bedrooms each. on Hamilton. $500
down
, bedrooms each. on Montcluir. e. 600
down.
bedrooms each. frame, on ST. clair.
$4,000 down.
CALL PHONE HICKORY 20S5
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~ NEMOUIAM

IN SAD hut loving remembrance ~
our dear mother WilhclminR Bran
des Zeamann, VINO departed three
years ago TODAY. Nov co 1913
Peace be thy rest dear mother.
It's sweet 10 breathe thy name.
IN life We loved YOU dearly.
In death we do the same
Her loving children and grandchil-
dren.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Editors Note hAFlrs Edward
Russell. who 30 graphically describes
wars horrors Ia thls article has
made several trips 20 Furupe since
the beginning II the war. fol thIs
and associated newspapers What hr
writes here is what he has seen with
his own eyes and vKpertenced with
his other senses In our opinion th!~
article takes a hign place IN iUs
great volum" ~ literature that tho
war has produced
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
HELr wANrED--FEMALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly In
creasing number of calls, we
require additional. operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tions. Apply between hours Of
ga. m. and . p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company. corner John
X and Madison.
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PARK VIEW AVE

9 rooms. 2-story cottage. 600 feet
from Jefferson ave. basement.
steam heat, with garage only
81 zoe 81 200 down. Phone iIlCk-
-ury 20s5
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Personal

any poor girl is in
trouble. needing advice. friendship
OF help. write or cali Ola SECRE-
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest. W Salvation Army
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ron <AIE-REslpnNCn TnorEuIN
BROOM HOUSE. S298

Complete material for building a
nvc-ro-om cottage. s2es save four
profits Call 6O7 Ford building
or phone Main $3.50.
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TO WENr-PooMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
ron sALE-moroRcYCLEs
GARAGE. S46,55

NNItAVTL,, 0fO.DD
Prompt shipment ana Qutck erection
make this Aladdin garage bar
gain For further information call
607 Ford bldg Phone Main 1850
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Modern Bungalow. S63S

Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath Price includes All ne-
terial cut-to-ft No waste Of lum-
ber Quickly erected Complete
information and catalogue showing
hundred other houses. AZ 607
Ford bldg Phone Main 1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

VIOLIN BARGAIN old Grand solo
violin made by a Geiper. between
20 and so years old brilliant tone
lined case GRINNETL EROS,
Branch 81 Monroe
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AUTO Accessories
To RENT--HoUsEs
Hannah Rental Agency
wANTEDT TODUY-MIsCELLANEOTs

CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns.
broken tewelry. diamonds, watches
etc, full value paid. Liberty Rfg.
Co. 81 Woodw'd 4th noor elevator.
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wANTED-JrO EXCHANGE
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STORAGE furniture. nearly new. har-
gain price sumner Co ri s. fth
ROOM s Furniture FOR rooms DoW-
plete 81 Meck Sumn.r M--L = an
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PrintIng-tbe piRiu ucnt klnd-[that
II riGbt--Times job DeVt .--Nnin tS2O.
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ron sALE-MIs,TIIANUoUs

SODA FOUNTAINS. new and used
steam tables store fuIuItIrr euf-
fee urns Easy terms anH Marsh
Co, 20 East AtwHter-st Main 4-5l
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
(SiRn'dl ELIAS G. ABDO.
nafrotf Mich
>orIcE ron RECoNvEYANcE

MILTON OAKMAN, sheriff
by " VI CONTCK.
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Tvnewriter Earpnins
STORE FIXTTRES

slt5 FOR CAMBBGDGE PIANO. Was
5000 splendid mahosauN i1'tf
modern. pedals. fun rl"ttl Gla'e
swcH tone. Rare value. Easy pl, 81
mtuts GHTNNELL BROS. eia
Woodward
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s17s FOR SINGER PIANO. regular
t275 style. rich walnut. 'horhuUhly
modern, sweet. pure tone. Thor
ouThlv reliable small payment
Act immediately GRINNEII. BROS
Branch - Monroe
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-09-28
/. SCHOOL. HAPPENINGS

Lloyd Gumb and Russell Mcclellan
resumed their high school work on
Monday of this week This raises the
enrolment to sixty-two.
Marian and Lloyd Egan left the
drst of the week to enter the Melville
schools. We wish them Il good year
there.
We earnestly entreat the support of
parents and others interested in the
welfare OF our schools in discourage
ing all social affairs during the week.
They cannot help but show their ef-
fects in the schoo-room the following
day. Pupils, as we'll as teachers,
! need their full amount of rest and
sleep to dn the most effective work
while ut school. We do not want to
be misunderstood. We are not argu-
ing against social activities at all, be-
cause no one sees the need of them
more than the teachers, but, as far as
possible, try to have them given on
| IL AooJ VI ''utul1uN ouI
assistance in this matter will be great
fully received.
Football prospects are improving
every day, Twenty-one boys we're
out on the yri(i;ron on Monday even
ing. -Four games with a probable
fifth one have thus far been arranged.
They Gre as follows: Oct I, Coopers-
town here; Oct, II, Tower City here;
Oct. q, Casselton(?) there; Oct. %,
Cooperstown there; Nov. 1, Casselton
here. More enthusiasm has not been
manifested for several years. Let us
give the boys our heartiest support,
and they in turn will give US their
best, and thus put up games Of which
we may we'll be proud.
Tho Misses Alma Anderson and
Francis Lockwood made short visit
to the high school on Monday after
noon. Both are planning to begin
their teaching work soon in the south
western part of the state.
We ars informed that Miss Emma
Cole begins her work at the Uniyersi-
ty at Ann Arbor this week.
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the free outdoor attractions for both
days. Comedy revolving ladder ucl
by lady and clown, double trapeze act
and high tight rope act. These are
al high class acts and each act will
be given on both days. Don't miss
any Of them.
The program Of instruction and en-
tertainment is unusually strong this
YEAR To mention few of the most
Important numbers: There will be an
address on the first day by Judge Pol
lock, of Fargo, and an address on the
afternoon of the second day by Uuilad
States Treasurer John Burke. A
good band will be secured for both
days and good music will he plavnd
throughout the sessions. The Ar
rangement Committee is also hopeful
in securing Mr.. Frazer for an open.
ing address on Friday, October 13.
AS TO the judges we can say that the
horses will be judged by one of the
youngest and best judges in the Unit
ed States. The needlework and do
mestic science exhibits will be Judged
by lady from the extention depart.
ment OF the Agricultural College. The
poultry will be judged by professor
also from the a. G. at Fargo.
The prizes offered this year are all
good and the management has been
as liberal as their means will warrant.
Now, neighbors, this is our fair.
and we can make it what we will. A
good real agricultural produce fair
is one OF the most powerful agents for
good in constructive upbuilding that
we know OF. All authorities agree on
this and we know it is so. 1t is not
the large prize or purse that counts,
it is the stamp of superiority.
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THE THIRD annual
STEELE COUNTY FAIR

The Steele County Fair Association
is no% making fnal preparations for
the third annual fair. This will he a
better fair than any had before.
The plans now laid and which will
be carried out promises to give to the
citizens of Steele county an agricul-
tural aud industrial exhibit that will
be credit to all of us. Some of the
best live stock in the state will be
shown at Finley on October l3 and IA,
and this ought to be and will be Of
special interest to all now that live
stock is to play such an important
part in the future farming
The grain and farm produce exhib-
its will be good if the farmers will CO.
operate with the management and
bring in their best products in this
line. There is no doubt but what the
show here will be the best that can be
found in the state for nowhere in the
state are they producing any better.
Steele county products always rank
at the top.
OF special interest to the ladies we
may mention the domestic science de.
partment and the needlework depart.
ment and special canning demon.
stration has also been arranged this
year conducted by the Agricultural
College.
The school department will be ir
charge OF the County Superintendent
and they have special tent this year
for their use.
Special features this year will be
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-09-28

To be branded the best is what's
worth while. The friendly competi-
tion arouses interest and an effort to
excell and Go our best brings out the
products and we learn where the SUI
perior animals, seeds and products
are. The seller is located and the
buyer finds the goods he wants. We
want the fair to become clearing
house of ideas and products. We
hope also that it will develop into q
great annual market day when farm
ers can meet each other and find what
they want to buy that is good right
here at home.
Come, let us cooperate. Bring
your best products to the Fair--plan
to do this now. Let the people see
your good horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
or poultry, or bring samples of grain
or farm products for any of the de-
partments. 1t is this that will make a
fair in Steele county.
Ii you want to sell any of these ex-
hibits you can register your quantity,
kind and price with the superintendent
of the proper department and they
will give You assistance. Then, last
ly, come to the fair. Plan all your
work now SO that you can declare hol-
idays for both the 18th and l4th of
October and lay all work aside for
those days and take your family to
the fair.
Lend your support in this manner
and let us all do our part and we will
all see Il fair built up in the county
that will be the best county fair in the
STATE. This will mean much to all OF
us in the future in the stimulus it will
give to overy phase of agricultural
endeavor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-09-28
Chamber|ain's collie, Cholera and Dia
rhoea Remedy

This is a medicine every family
should be provided with. Collie and
diarrhoea often come on suddenly and
it is of greatest Importance that they
be treated promptly. Consider the
suffering that must be endured until a
physician arrives or medicine can be
obtained. Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy has a
reputation secohd to none for the
quick relief which it affords. Obtain
able everywhere.- ADV.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-09-28
OUR SHERBRO0KE LETTER

Tho Idle Hour Club met at the
home of Mrs. Erick E!ingson Wednes-
day Of last week with good attend
ance. The next meeting will be held
at the homo of Mrs. j. Nj. Cooper next
Wednesday.
Mesdames Moote, Collins and Vad-
mic visited at the home of Mrs. Henry
Devlin, Sr., Thursday afternoon.
Sherbrooke was we'll represented at
the movies at Finley Friday night.
Judge Moote and family, accompan-
led by Mrs. Mosby, autoed to Finley
Saturday to do some shopping
Banker Sell and wife we're over
from Blabon Saturday on business.
liver Thompson was a business call
or in town Friday. Mr.. Thompson
has been looking after his farming
interests north of town the past few
days.
S. l.. Linn was among the business
callers in town Tuesday morning.
John Brotte and wife, of Reynolds,
were guests ut the farm of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. N. Bugbee Sunday.
Merchant Hornecker, of Pickert,
was County Seat visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Hornecker has the usual smile
even if the times are hard.
| MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Barclay and
Miss Gibbens returned home from
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Tuesday morn.
! ing after a few days visit with his
!; brother.
The Pioneer Farmers Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
G. V. Green Saturday. Oct. 7th. All
are welcome.
The new school house is completed
and the carpenters left for their home
at Sharon Saturday afternoon.
o. H. Olson and his three youngest
children and Prof. Estenson, of
Sharon, were in town Saturday. Mr..
Olson came down to look after farm
interests here
Mrs. w. B. Rugg and children, ac-
companied by Miss Arine Kruger,
we're visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moote Sunday. The Judge au-
toed down after them.
a marriage license was issued to
Gustav "A. Gilbertson and Miss Jo-
hanna A. Dronen, both of Sharon,
Monday.
Attorney Ames, Ingvold Hanson
and c. w. Tauson, of Mayville, were
over on probate business Monday in
the estate of Anton A. Stavedalen,
deceased
Treasurer and Mrs. Boe, aceompan-
led by the Misses Nesta and Davold,
autoed to Cooperstown to spend the
day Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Vadnie were
dinner guests at the home OF Mr..
Stiner Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Verwest and son,
Howard, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Vadnie, were callers at the j. NJ.
Cooper farm Sunday evening.
F. A. Stiner and Mrs. Francis
johnson and son, Herald, were call.
ers in Hugo Twp. Sunday afternoon
| Miss Gina O. Wangsness, candidate
for perintendent of Schools, &C.
companied by Miss Christine Boe, au