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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-05-19
The Cart Resor. the Horse.

Mr.. Harbord had jewel Of serv-
ant called Johanna. One day he found
his bedroom a foot deep in old and
muddy tea leaves. Johanna explained.
''The missus said ! made such dust
when l swept the floor and that must
put tea leaves all over the carpet, SO
emptied the old barrel standing by the
kitchen door, and l put them on the
floor like missus said, master, after
had swept the carpet."-London Tele-
graph.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-05-19

Mistaking movement In clump
OF brush for a bear, a hunter near
Bozemau, Mont, shot and fatally
wounded his partner.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TwO)
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
DR.. T. o'BRlEH
Office in Schiller Block
Residence SIS Sixth St.

Calls in the county promptly
attended to
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shows that there will he a moder-
ate amount of wheat and rye har-
vested. Ii is a poor crop year,
but it is tn" first season of its
kind i'm the history of the oldest
settler.
Miss Jean Edwards is visiting
Hon. William Currie and family
at the Ridge. near Gardner, Cass
County. n. ID.
Sunday was rod letter day in
our church calendar. Rev. A. M.
Lunde preached at Richlnad Nor
woigan United Lutheran church
in tn" afternoon to a large and
interested congregation. The
pastor has just returned from his
vacation. The sermon laid tress
on our duty to God. the home and
family. The preciousAess of
Gods presence will abide with
those who are faithful at the
means of grace, and public Wor-
ship.
At 1880 P. NJ. the pastor preach
ed an able sermon at the church
here. He took for the text: Heb
l,ews 9: ii-i5 inclusive. ''Tha
human soul is OF great value to
God The sou, is the mind
the immortal part of man. We
should allow the mind nf God to
Idircct and lead us. Secondly
I'VE should consider Gods value
! for tho soul. None can hello and
sustain us like God. In giving
, our children +" God in tn" rite Of
baptism. we ara undertaking to-
co-onorato with God in leading
and teaching them tn" truths Of
the gospel Al the close &C the
sermon Earl Jcr"m" H"n!rick-
son. :"fart SON re NJ" and Mrs
J. NJ. HendrickSon. received
Ch"iSti"u hanti:m.
In the reorganization of this
Parish. the church of Emanue! is
To be united with another con-
grcgati"n. Pastor Lunde will
close his labors at Emanuel
church, Abercrombic, on Sunday
morning Sept. Bird. 1916. The
church at CoIfax. RichIand Coun-
ty and Christine will BE- continued
with their several societies. under
pastor Lund"'S ministry.
Friends are pleased to learn
that Miss Abbir NclIermo,. who
has been under the medical care
of Dr. Iverson. is able to- be out
again.
We understand that few min
or changes ar" being mad" in the
old school b,lildin@. This does
rot mean that the hlildin. can be
,-"I for >ch"" purposes until
properly and legally inspected.
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spent sunday with the John Ehler
family.
Mr.. Mulligan is here from Alex
"ndria. Mimi, attending to real
estate interests.
The Misses Marguerite and Ell
amor Evenson of st. Paul, Mimi
are spending the week here al
the home of their cousin, C.. c.
Harris and family.
Messrs Ulland and Swanson of
Fergus Falls, Nina. are here on
business Tuesday.
The j. l.. Rehmet family and
DR.. HoXie left on Mnoday fog
Camp Corlis to spend several
days.
Albert FriSkop accompanied by
Clara, Alma and Hilda Frsikop
autoed over from DeLamer. an.
visited with their sister, Mrs
Berg and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Haas returned to Wadena
Friday after visiting here will
her cousin, Mrs. Peter Puetz.
Doc. Carver came over from
Wyndmere on professional bust
ness "Wednesday.
Miss Mabel RaphaII was ar
east bound passenger Thursday
| Rev. Maddox and his wife ant
mother came over from Wynd-
mere "Wednesday and visited witt
friends and attended the Aid meet
ing Thursday.
Anna and Martha Seeling. who
have bnan visiting their brothe,
and family here returned to theii
home in st. Charles. Mimi. the
latter part of the week.
Miss Agnes kenney left on Sur
day for Ashland. Wisconsin,.
Gospel meeting are being hc!G
at the hall each evening during
this week by Miss Monilaws ana
Miss Sterling.
A. Merrill and wife autoed ur
from Mooreton Monday.
O. ID. Sheetz and family autor,
TO Wyndmere Monday evning.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
Or. N. w. KREuzloER
VETERINARIAN
Office in Briggs Bldg.
Phone No. III
Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night
German Spoken

County Treasurer Worner and
family autoed to Great Bend last
Sunday.
Pres. Smith and wife returned
home last Saturday from a couple
of weeks outing at his brothers
camp on Detroit Lake.
Harvesting is quite general all
over the state. The crop is 4
light one. last year North Dakota
grew over 10000. 900 bushels of
wheat. this year the estimate1
crop for the two Dakotas and
Minnesota is 100000. 900.
Mrs. Keeney. wife of M D.
Keeney. democratic candidite for
Register of Deeds. returned HON"
last Saturday from a six week
visit at the old home down in
Minnesota Mr.. keeney met her
at Morris and accompanied her
home.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
BARNEY eEAMlNGs

MIS-. lrtZ .WaS ahpetu.l
visitor Monday.
Carl pclzl autocd t" Mantado,
saturday.
4. Fu'Son has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McIlen
We're over sunday visitors il
Aberdeen.
W. L.. Uuirk of the King Land
ca. of Fergus Falls was in town
saturday.
DR.. Hoxic ANA \. H. Berg mall?
a trip to I.idg"rw"od by auto
saturday.
Mrs. Jocab C"nzemiu- eft Oh,
Monday for breckenridge. Mimi.
\. Meyer accompanied his
shipment Of storl: to he South
st. Paul market on Saturday.
The Geo. Otis family OF Wyn-
dmere autnrh through Barney
sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. T.. Harris and
children autond to Fergus Falls
Friday to spend sunday with his
parents.
C.. C.. Moffrt's re>idrcn els be-
ing treated to a coat of paint.
DR.. Quick of Wahpeton madF
Il prnfeS -iolal call in our vil'age
Monday.
The Farmers Elevator Go. re-
Gently put a new tin roof on their
office.
Mrs. Bohn spent last week al
her parenta! home in Mooreton.
Henry Keller, wife and family
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CHRISTINE

Two first class wells have
been drilled on Main street. Tn.
water is of good quality fcl
domestic purposes.
Miss Jeanette Ego is spending
q few days with her brother ant
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Eg"
Sh" has taught. with great ar-
ceptancr. ON" of b" grades in tho
Ahrrrrnmhin school F"i"ndS arr
pleased to hear that tn" Board 81
Education hay. engaged her fol
the coming school year.
4 closer INVESTIGATION of GRO,
conditions in the district aroun
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10

The remarkable growth and
development of CORN in the past
thirty days, encourages one with
the belief that considerable good
corn will be harvested this year.
We want all the corn it is possible
to secure for the Richland County
Fair this fall. In absence Of
small grains, why not turn our
attention to the best exhibit Of
corn it is possible to make. Don't
depend upon your n"ishbor. "or
let George do it," to make this
project an assured fact. Be a
live one. get in the game. Adver-
ti.,e yourself. your farm. your
county. in showing the best You
have at the Richland County Fair,
Oct. 3-i-5-6.
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Miss Ruth Whips spent Sun
day with Mrs. Theo. A!brecht al
Stewart Lake.
Miss Hazel Quick returned Mon
day from Il ten day outing at
Stewart Lake.
Victor Wilson Of Devils Lake
visited his sister. Mrs. H. l.
Moore last Friday.
Christ Olson of Galchutt ha:
been a guest of his son Oscar
Olson for a few days.
Miss Mnllia Myhre and Mrs
Ethel X. Mertz left Sunday morn
ing for Yellowstone Park.
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Arthur Snyder spent Sunday at
Stewart Lake.
Gilbert GILES of Wheaton spent
Sunday in Wahpeton.
Mrs. n. J. Shields is visiting
relatives in Lidgerwood.
DR.. barrow was a business
visitor in the city Friday.
Miss Maude Hausken is visit
ing friends at Detroit. Mimi.
Miss Eva Shea spent few
days in the city visiting friends
Miss Marie Wickman of ST.
Paul is visiting Miss May Wright.
Harry Lieber and wife are visit
ing Mr.. Lieber'> people in James
town.
Mrs. Babcock returned Tuesday
night from a weeks visit in st.
Paul.
Mrs. p. 4. Gottelman enter.
tanned few ladies last Friday
Afternoon.
Will GILES Of Montgomery
Mimi. is visiting the home folks
in this city.
Mrs. Gus. Forgerman of Fer
gus Falls is visiting her sister
Mrs. Alb Weimar.
Mrs. AL Masnussen of Moor
head visited her sister. Mrs. r. r
Hausken last week.
Miss May Wright returned last
Saturday from a visit with friend:
in Mooreton and vicinity.
Mr.. o. a. Leach is improving
slowly from a severe attack o;
plruriSy and liver trouble.
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= {.
Nels Oslund and wife autoad to
Mayville and Portland last Thurs
day.
Hubert Wolfe returned Monday
night from two weeks visit at
he lakes.
Dick Fal!ey spent Sunday at
Lake Stewart.
Mrs. Edgar of Winnepig return
ed to he home after spending
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J..
J. Hull.
Mrs. A. E. McMichae!. Mrs.
Masterson and Mrs. John Kelly
spent Sunday with Mrs. James
Shea and Stewart Lake.
Sheriff Daniel Petrie Of Park
Rapids. Hubbard County. Mime
sofa, was in Wahpeton this week
and called on J. a. Rickert an old
time acquaintance. Mr.. Petri"
is serving now his last term as
sheriff to which he was elected
in 1914. which will make anight-
cen years he has served. having
been elected on the Democratic
ticket. Hubbard County being
strongly Republican.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
Location-Dr. Fitzgerald Dem
fist. Stern Block. 11-15t1

LOcation-Dr. FITZGERALD Dem
fist. Stern Block. H-15tf
Editor Clabaugh was up from
Paramount Monday.
Mrs. Joe O'Brien is seriously
ill at st. Francis hospital.
Herbert Worner autoed up
from Great Bend, Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Dorm lost bay
mare last Friday from the heat.
w. q. Croker of Lisbon was a
guest at the James Purdon home
Sunday.
w. b. ASpinwall ami family are
home from a couple of Weeks
outing at the lakes.
Commercial Hotel-good rooms
clean beds, room AMI board SIS a
week. If
Any exhibit you have from the
home, field or farm, be sure and
send it to the Richland County
Fair.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
Or. PFisTER. DENTIST
Over DietZ 4 Murray's

clyde Milton spent last Sunday
at Detroit. Mimi.
Miss Donna Forkner spent a
few days with her parents.
J. J. Keen attended the druggist
convention in Fargo last week.
j. w. Carr and Martin Hanson
spent Sunday at Detroit. Mimi.
Mrs. n. J. \. Johnson is visit
ing friends in the city this week.
Mr.. T.. G.. Whiting attended the
druggist convention at Fargo
last Wednesday.
Mayor Fligelman returned
home Saturday after two weeks
outing at Lake Lizzie.
Miss Sophia kraker and Mol
lie Trampush left Tuesday after
noon to visit friends and rela-
ItiveS in Minnesota.
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r. II. oEviNE
r. n. DEvlNE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Residence, SIS 5th st
Phone 80
DR.. Meckstroth's former
Residence

The ST. Johns Ladies' Aid So
Getty will have food sale at the
Otter Tail Power Co.'S office.
Saturday Afternoon, August 18th.
Mrs. G.. A. Donaldson left Tues
day for Chicago. She will visit
the Style Show at the Bismarck
Gardens and will purchase her
fal, and winter stock of millinery.
Reservations for all live stock
exhibits. for stall room at the
RirhIand County fair. should b"
made early as possible in order
tn secure accommodations. Writ.
lie Secretary.
Work has begun on new
residence for G.. y. Moses The y.
p. Wahpeton Agent. He is build
ing a full modern 8 room
house. Mr.. Johnson of Fair
mount has the contract.
II is useless To think you can
succeed without the necessary
preparation If you d"ridc tn on
tor Mankato Commercial College
this fall yorl are taking the first
step that will lead to success.
send for their cataso3e.. 1t i
FREQ.
Mr.. Pau Meng a former Wah-
p"to1 boy hut now a residence
of Now Rockford was ranewin:
arlnaintanceS in re city this
week. Paul says that the crops
a." poor 10 state too 6 or : bush
els to the acre is all that they
expect
TIL" Big Store at Paramount
was broken into Saturday night
and robbed Of silks. clothing and
.iewolry. There were II rolls
of silk. mostly short lengths. ono
piece black Taffeta. Is suits OF
clothes. trunk. IS silver rings
with settings and other small
articles. The thivaS got away in
an automobile but nothing furth
." has been learned. The sheriff
office is investigating all pos
sihle clues and it is hoped thu
guilty PARTIES will be apprehended
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-10
L. e. LESTER
Funeral Director and licens-
ed Embalmer
In charge of Schmitt & OIL
sons Undertaking Dept.
Day and Night Calls Answer
ed. Promptly
Lady Assistant
Day call N. w. 1861 Night N.
w. 206W and 410J Brock
276C

In this issue of the Times we
are publishing the first of a series
of three articles witten by San-
ator La Toilette on the Mexican
situation. II would be we'll to
read these in connection with
Hughes attack ON the administr.-
aLiOn Mexican policy.
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DIR. kruezier and G. A. Stohrcr
left Saturday morning III DR..
krueZiger's car for Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. Arthur Mrkean returned TO
Ills home in Isabelle. s. d. after
attending the reunion at the
Lauder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson left for
their Minnesota farm last week
by auto. They expect to be gone
some time.
Mr.. IundHuist. proprietor Of
The Variety Storr has moved into
his elegant new home. just COM
rleted on upper 5th street.
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DR.. c. Il. JOHNSON
Veterinary Surgeon

Office i'm Babcock Building
Residence 825, 9Th Street
WahpetOn. N. ID.
Office Phone 2i9W
Residence Phone 2O1W
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J. w. WORNER
UNDERTAKE
Licensed Embalmer

Always at your Service
Best parlorS in the North
west with Chapel
WAhPET0N, n. ..
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
The Work Of The Beard Of Assessors

The board Of assessors have com.
pleted their work. They have added
s855, III to the list of taxable property
in the town which will mean an in.
crease In taxes Of 81, ss4.24. While
there are individual cases where dis
satisfaction Is expressed we believe
that the majority OF our citizens are
not only satisfied with the assessors
work but are pleased and heartily conf
mend them. Taxation experts, includ.
ing the state tax commissioner, " ho
have addressed gatherings In this city,
have unanimously urged a systematic
raising OF property values. Full valu.
alton and a reduced tax rate Is what
they stand for a. unit. While this
has not been accomplished this year
the work OF The assessors il n long
stride In this direction and II is beiiey-
ed will tie followed by succeeding steps
along the same line in years following
until the assessment Is finally IN ade on
the full vslualion plan. Then aud
then only Can the tax rate be reduced.
While the effect Of low valuation and
a high Tax rate, OF fall valuation with
lover lax rate IL POSSIBLY the same
The outward appearance Of The latter is
much more attractive. Possibly the
assessofs hsse made mistake or two.
THIS can DC femeiiea II il appears %
be The fuel, by the board Of relief IL
IL 20 be hoped however lhst the ssses.
sors' careful work will mol be modified
until the members of the adjusting
board are entirely satisfied after n este.
ful personal investigation in each in
dividnal case that relief should be
granted.
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes

At meeting 81 the executive CON.
millee of the Bible school sunday A.
lefaoon the following program with
committees was arranged fof the sesr.
social, Adult Classes, February, Hold
Fast Class.
Supper for presidents and teachers OF
adult classes, February, Miss sar-
gents class. |:
Temperance concert, February nth,
Welcome Glass
Missionary concert, March, Mrs. r. W.
Barber, Mrs. II. {. Meinken.
Supper for presidents and teachers OF
secondary classes, Msrch, Mrs. ".
II. Barber.
Easter concert, April %, Alpha Delta
class. Decorations, Miss Josie
Grosvenor, chairman.
Mothers Day, May i4sh, Mrs. c. NJ.
Elliott.
Children's day, June 18th, Mrs. +. M.
Warner, chairman. Decorations,
pclta Aifuh cia>as
Annual picnic, Gilbert Perry. Kenneth
Sharpe, Miss Marion l.. Warren,
Mrs. C. NJ. Letters.
Social for junior classes, September,
Miss r J Dailon, chairman.
Rally and promotion day, sept. 24th,
Miss Ruth : Mnffey, Miss Mary
A. wheaton, Mis- } r. Carpenter.
Decorations, sigma Bets class
Social for teachers and officers Of junior
snd primary classes, October, Mrs.
T. a. WAruer.
Temperance cunceTG, Nov. II, World 5
Temperance sunday, Mrs. G d.
Shatpe, chairman.
Christmas gathering sud Decorations
DECEMBER, Drop Ia Glass.
The Delta ri class are trying to raise
money for a fund with which 10 al
tend the Summer School OF sunday
School ethods 10 be held next sum.
mer al NsTfagsnsett Pier For this
purpose for few weeks they will hold
either food or candy safe Saturday
afternoons in The ehspei. Next SaIar.
day from 30 10 90 o'clock they c.fer
home inside Dread, cake, raised dough.
nuts, etc
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
81. NarY's Church Notes

Rev. j. j. McGetrick delivered an
excellent address At the 8 o'clock mass
last Sunday morning, taking for his
text Confession.
The 1t. Anne Society will hold a
whis, in 81 Mays hall Tuesday even
ing, Feb. lst. The proceeds will be
for the benefit Of the church.
1916 least days Of the church year.
Lent begins on March 5, Ash Weanes-
day; April :, Laelare sunday April 9,
Passion Sunday April II, Palm sun.
daxs April ,, Easter sunday June /,
Ascension Day June II, Peateeosl
sunday; June is. Trinity sunday
June -. Corpus Christi. June 90, Feast
Of The sacred Heart. bee. 9, First sun
dav Of Advent,
Rev. G. + Bedafd has requested
that each Of his parishonefs contribute
one days pay for the benefit q The
new rectory noW nearing completion.
Many have already responded. Enve-
lopez have been distributed for the con.
tnbuuons and II IS expected that a
considerable sum viii 1e raised ia this
manner.
Fl hedafd announced last sunday
that next sunday there aill be ara ex
celient opportunity fer any 81 the men
o. young men Of The pafisn 10 receive
holy communion rs no societies re-.
eeiye communion on that day
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
s Pbaips Chmsh

The church j. fDeing wired fef eiee.
ifle tights this week The eo-l viii y
largely. II nos entirely. met ~ gift
made fof ibis pBfp9ss tao yeats az,
aasd NIth fund HAT Nns aeeumHlst-
81 several years ago A. d. I.oea and
TIE minister 10 charge are The com
mlttee 81 this aofk.
Services on sunday vii be q usu >.
81 S, - . and with sunday school 81
noon. Evening Prsyer viii he said On
Friday 81 10. The Holy Communion
vii he celebrsted 81 o'clock on Wed
nesday, feb 2, beiug The fest Of tie
Fabrication Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
VALUE OF DRAINAGE
Much swampy Land Nay Be
made Quite Productive
WORK + csLY Ft.RLY BEGUN
Ia-es Te, W.. fer Profitable Pro10>'
tIon II crcps Should Be pfsineo--
Improves SOL by Making y
Mare Porous ara Frissles

fTre-srss ~ ire Gates safes De7arT
zserf - Asrla14t1Ee3
~ simple drainage much o. The #et
svaapy farm land which cannot De
erlftgafed ii its present condition
nay Be- made productive. There
IL also many piece Of cult
waited land which Is not predicting
what fl could BE- made 70 % il 3 we're
urooerly drained Indeed. accoroiz z
70 tire departments specialists, drain
age ia the United States Is only fairy
begun. and lts immense possibilities
are but liftle known. Farmers Bulie-
tin No 81 O. TIE United States de-
psrtment u agriculture discusses tbs
subject Ia some detail
Lands that are too vet for the most
YTofable production Of crops, such as
vet level land low spots, ard TIE aEy
eabseBs c. fat areas On the SUBMITS
Of knobs. river and creek bottoms, and
peat bogs. should be drained. Even
aplanas nay often BE drained with
pfoat, especially hillsides subject 70
erosion O. inclined TO be .spoaty.@ In
deed. drainage is profitable wherever
II is necessary 70 the fullest use Of the
land Il il not uncommon for lands
too vet for cultivation 70 produce.
when drained. 90 70 70 bushels Of corn
Or oats or from one TO one and half
bales Of cotton 10 the acre. On much
o. the drained land the increase Of
yield is from = to 100 per cent. and
BIZ the increased yield and decreased
cost Of cultivation the value Of the
and is often doubled
Improves the Soil.
Drainage improves the physical con
dition Of the soil BY making It more
porous and friable. Thus stir soil1
are made more easy to work. Tho
roots OF plants are given greater
feeding depth by the lowering Of the
water level and hence the ability Of
crops to utilize moisture Is increased.
WelI-drained soils absorb more rain
fall than unframed soils, thus de-
creaEing erosion and damage by Hoods
Drainage warns the soil Heat
from the sun acts directly upon the
soil when excessive moisture Is rs
moved BY drainage. This Is notice
able In the North. where the planting
season IS from one 70 two weeks
earlier on drained LAND than on sim
fiar land when undrained. The dan.
ger OF damage by frost both In the
spring and In the fall is reduced
Warming Of the soil also causes the
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
Advent Christian Church

sunday sefsiees-nofning service At
i030. sunday school al noon, evening
service al :.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening 81
ia.
Rev. Mr. stones subject Tor Sunday
morning vii be IAN important event
which ~Hl bring peace, and what
prominent men have said on the sub
jec,."
IN the evening bis subject viii be
fsrhe fellowship 81 the 5piIil"
a cordial invitation IS extended 10
81 who have no church aifiliaii0n, to
come and worship With Us and listen
10 The plain, practical, helpful preach
ing Of the old-time Gospel-ine only
attraction we have 10 offer.
Putnam patriot., 1916-01-28
sahssia EpissspzI Church

Miss Frances y. Adams, Ebe evan
zeIlst who vas with or people during
October and who il res conducting a
series q meetings IN WAiimsniic. viii
Be present 81 this church On Friday e.
euing, Feb. Al. and silI cond1es q
sefviee. Her msny friends IN this and
surrounding churches Siil BE delight
Cd TO Sc and hear her again and q
large gathering i anticipated.