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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07
Lennon Loses
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brought the crowd to their feet
Mickwarc, a recruit, played I
star game at second, and landed
on the pill for two singles.
Landaker, at short, played {
good game and made few nice
cracks with the stick.
Fjetland, at third, had a KIM
in his arm and though he grab
bed several drives, he was un
able to get the peg right anc
his error column had a nice re
cord.
In the outfield Ross. Baker anc
Bartcll played nice ball and the
New England players had very
little room for safe cIouts.
The schedule for the Lennon
takes i'm almost all Of the fast
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07
A One-Hundred Mile Line

In the Grand Army parade
that passed up Pennsylvania Av-
,nue, in review before President
Wilson, last September, there
were some manly boys that
marched along with the veter-
ans. Every face frightened at
sight of the boys. But there is
another procession that does not
cheer; it is the long line of boys
marching to the saloons of our
country to take the place of the
drunkards. These boys. if placed
five feet apart in one long line
would reach from Philadelphia
to New York, a distance of one
hundredmiles. And, oh. the end
to which they are marching
A writer said he saw 5000 men
retreat into the sea at one of the
battles Of the Dardanelles. But
there are 100000 boys in this
fateful liquor line; and they are
marching into worse death
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

A. W. Peters. aged sixty-two. who
built the governments reclamation
dam at Belle Fourche, dropped dead
At his home at Janesville, Wis.
The May rainfall was the heaviest
since the station was located at Pierre
ten years ago. The precipitation for
the month was 5.3l inches, the aver
age being 2.l3 for the month. The
central part of the state has been well
soaked.
Closing one of the most successful
annual sessions of the United Com.
mercial Travellers Of South Dakota at
Mitchell, L. J. Walker Of Yankton was
named grand counsellor and Yankton
was selected as the place for the meet
ing next year.
Waubay Is enjoying a building boom
and q considerable increase Of populs.
ton. One Of the principal new struc-
lures is an addition to the Hotel Rom
mel, which will double the capacity of
the hotel. The new addition is 10
feet long and two stories high, being
built of brick.
While boy of De Smet was out tar.
get shooting he decided TO try his
craftsmanship on q large transformer
OF the electric light system. He sue.
ceeded in putting a bullet through the
transformer. This put the system out
OF commission and IL required two
days to get it working again.
Bringing 10 an end a series OF guar.
rels. Cliff Baker. thirty-two, shot and
killed his mother-in-law, Mrs. " NJ.
Carpenter. and then committed sui.
eide at his home in Hill City. Baker
and Mrs. Carpenter had been arguing
for half an hour. She was killed in.
stantly. He asked his wife is she wish.
ed to kiss him goodby, but she said
mot after what you have done"
The program has been arranged for
Old Settlers day at De Smet. June
10. Three bands-Oldham, Carthage
and Bryant-will be on duty all day.
each giving q concert, besides taking
part In parades and marches. The
Sinclair Scotch trio will also entertain
on the street in bagpipe, fife and drum
and in specialties. Baseball. track
| racing and dancing will be features.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

race who are interested in Bible
study and the proper instruction
Of the young be present next
Sunday morning, unless you are
actively engaged in other good
work.
Preaching service will be held
every Sunday evening at 500,
commencing with a rousing song
service.
Prayer meeting will be held
every Wednesday evening at 500
Visitors in the city are espe-
clally invited to any and all of
-hese services.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. will meet Friday afternoon
If this week at the home of Mrs.
j. R. Beaman.
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Baptist Church Notes

Encouraging attendance and
interest marked the opening SER
vices at the First Baptist Church
last Sunday, under the ministry
of Rev. c. H. Leggett. The
Bible School will be organized
with a full corps of officers and
teachers next Sunday morning
and the sessions will be held
regularly at 900 a. m. each Sun,
day. Let all, of every creed anC
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. Jake Rapp and daughter
Gertrude Of Morristown were
Lennon business visitors or
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Tice and
son, Gaylord, autoed to Baker
Mont. on Tuesday.They will visit
Marmarth and other towns or
the line on their way back t.
Lennon.
A. II. Moe, Of Armstrong, la.
arrived in Lennon on Tuesday
to visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Richard Evanson
c. A. Ingalls, was business
caller at Hettinger on Monday
and at Morristown on Tuesday
A girl was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. VIM. Dietzel on June 1st
DR.. Strang reports mother ant
child doing nicely.
c. c. Joy, ]. A. Freeman and
Jim Corbett composed fishing
party, who spent Sunday on the
Grand River.
Miss Ethel Hale, of Morris
town, was a Lennon visitor or
Wednesday, coming up to attent
the district meeting of the Re
bekah lodge.
White Bros. have a force OF
workmen busily engaged ir
building an addition to the rear
of their store.
Lee Meyers was down from
scranton Sunday and spent the
day visiting with friends.
The many friends of 7. E.
Colohan will be pleased to lear 7
that his hat is in the ring fol
sheriff of Sioux County on the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Colo.
han is we'll known in this city
and we feel sure that could the y
do so, every voter in Lennon
would cast his ballot for him.
Beaton Bos., who some time
ago purchased the buildingrecent'
ly vacated by Pew Bros have
moved their garage into same
They announce that they have
larger stock of automobile sup
plies. oils, and also have a larg
er shop and storage room ano
are better able to handle al
classes of work.
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est teams in this section and
some classy exhibitions Of ball
will be seen. On next Sunday
the boys will go to New Leipzig,
where they will attempt to make
up for the defeat Of Sunday.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

The first Sunday that the sa-
looms of Chicago were closed by
a recent order, the first time
they had been closed in forty
years. resulted, according to
Chief of Police Healey. in the
day passing with the lowest
crime record in the history of
the police department,-the in
evitable result of closed saloons.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

ESTRAYED-From my place
miles east Lennon. one 3-y<
old heifer; black in color; vi
horns. Reward for inform
ton leading to recovery. Fn
Southworth. 49-tf
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Tomato. cabbage. celery, pA
per. sweet potato, strawberl|
also thousands of flower plan
embracing thirty varieties; I
grown in my greenhouse.
43-tf ]. W. HELrZEL.3
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

than that to which the Allies
soldiers went. Happy that
mother who could give her son
into the bosom Of the great Medi-
terranean rather than into the
great sea of intemperance.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

For Sale at Bargain: Have l
sale, five Acme binders eli Z
foot cut. Has been used d
fall. - Yellowstone Trail G,
age. 4s-ti
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Orders can be filled immediate
ly. Leave your order with Cen
trail Lumber Co.
l.tfl J. w. HELTZEL.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Wanted:-Girl at the Id
dell Cafe.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

WANTED Dining room girl
Lobdell's cafe. 49 I'd
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Wanted-Girl to care for II
small children Apply at d
Palace Hotel.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Wanted: Stock to pasture q
summer. For terms write \
see me. ice Erhardt, Led
mon, S. D. Box $40. 46 ia
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Wanted Horses an d colts
pasture for the coming sease
q. |. Cummings.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-07

Tell me about the Farm =
have for sale, Oscar N. Sampel
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Horpora( Gugenie.

Sn ben frana0iii6en 9a3arstten pere
~dnitaften, dbnli9 tpie BET uns, Rinits
Ter 1uffubruneen aIIer Mrt fir Die
@ertpunbeten. Sn benz 2a3arett, in
Das Elm Neubnu oes Barrier 2ouDre=
Wdrenbanfes umgetpolbelt lit, BOT id
MN jiineft, ipie Ser n&onfeftionGr4 Err
fdbrt, Elm bibf9er 3nifdenfaa ereig4
net. Cine Der 3inftlerinner, gugenis
Duffet, bic nit ibrer Truppe uners
miblih fir bic 11nterbdftung Der Der
ipunoeten gsforgt bate, ipurbe m I'M
niger Weife BON ben bnrfbdren GoIs
bnten geebrt. Tad ibrsn Darbietun-
gen trat elmer Der 9ertpunoeten DOR
unb bielt foIgenbe Mebe: .aamerdben!
@dou mebrere Monate lang srmeiit
uns Gugenie buffet nit ibrer groBs
ortigen Sruppe in Morten unb 2ies
bern ibre SDmpatbieen. &einsr miro
Drum btute erftaunt fein, tpenn ih be-
antrage. iie, bic 10 gut bsrftebt, ins
fere SbmerSen gu linbern mn6 uns
neuen Wfut e%inSuflDBen, oup9 Mbftims
mung gum &orporal bef0rberrt gu lai=
fen. Menn Sbr meiner Witinuns
feb, 10 antpprtet our9 elm lnutes
SCI @olt Sbr biefen 8epets Der
Danfbarfeit eeben2" Gehsbunbert
Stimmen Dereinigisn ff9 5u einem
bpnnernben So 0os Ole G9eiben
er8ittern lieB. 11nb feierIi6 erbob
Der bdrtige @preder no9mals feline
Gimme unb erflGrte: .5rau Gngenit
buffet, sic fperben biermit gum 3or=
pornI Der perfpunoeten @ol6aten trs
nannt." arantenfdtpeitern udbten
oarauf bic rpten, tu9enen Rorporalsz
ab3ei6en an ben Merineln Der iibers
rafdten Siinftierin feft; bnnn iiber=
rei9te maj ibr bas .Diplom," oas
elmer Der gertpunbeten, ber Elm gutter
3eidner mar. in fefner fangerl MuBez
itnnben fir biefen Gag angefertigt
bate. Siefes Diplom tat fi9 6os
Mufee garnapalet fir feine Gamms
lnngen erbeten.
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preoiaer uno 9e(o.

Die @eT9i9te petb BON einem Seloz
preDieer gu bertdten, Der bur9 fem
Oa5piI9entreten eine S9la9t rettete
nno Die 56on bereingebrp9ene Nieoer>
lage in einen @ieg umlpanoelte, Dos
NOR Der JelbpreDiger S. S. 9eeges
bartb, Der i'm Sabre 1742 Dem Hez
eiment bes grbprin5en 2eopplo bon
9eHau 5ngeteilt ipar. Sn Der 99la9t
bel Gbotufib am II. Mat, 1742, NOR
oas ertpdbnte Nesiment 19on gum
er0Bten Sell aufgerieben ipprben, ols
Der Selbpreoiger Geeeebarth nit benz
9egen in Der 5auft Die ManfenDen gu
erneuter @tanbbaftigteit apang. 9ieIe
gopferfeit erregte in Der gon5en preu>
Bifden Mrmee Muffeben. Seegebartb
felb{t f9rieb In einem 8riefe unter an-
berem foleenOes barber: Die Sa9e
lit beim 3Dnig, Der 9eneralftdt. ia Der
ean5en Nrnee fsfannt setDpr0en, uno
man reoete in Ben eriten Sagen 5elten
bpn benz @iege, ben uns @ott gegeben.
baB man ni6t meiner ge0d6te. Der
&0nig bat mir bur9 u~r1eren Brinz
gen Elm iebr sndbiges &omplimeni
MAIDEN uno mid perft9erni lafen, i'd
fDute Die bette 9farrftene in allen fets
men 2onoen baben.1 Mu1 in berf9ie-
benen @ef9ihtstperfen, 70 dub Bel
2eoppIo bon Manfe, finben MIR bas
Ginereifen bes 5eloprebtgers Seeges
bartb lobeno ertpdbnt. Jriebrt1 II.
bielt Wort unb CAB feinem tapferen
SoIootenprebiger pom Reeimert prin7
2eopOlb cine CUTE pfarritefIe, uni
5por in Dem Srte Gbin in Der Sur
mari. BORT tpurbs @eesebartb am 2
September, 1912, als Drebiger einge=
fiibrt. Gr itarb am 26. Mai, 1852.
i'm Otter Don Acknowledging Sabren
@uf feinem 2ei9enffein in Gbin fint
Die Morte su fefen: nDas prina 2so.
polbf9e Hegiment unb Die gBinf6t
uab &npblau95he @emeinbe riibmer
nod feline pnbre 9ottesfur1t uno lei,
tere &ebIiafeh.4
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Jranarei6s gruppen.

Die ginberufuns Der Snbrestlnfe
1917 in Jrontrsi9 legt eifen oeutlis
den Betpeis fir ben Mangel an
Mannfhoften ab, unter benz Srant=
reid gu leioen beginnt. Rod mebr
Mtpeift bies uber elm I'M rM1ttnS
mitgeteilter @orfaIdg bss Senators
gernaro, Der Die 3uftimmung Der See
reStommifion perlanet bat. Ddnn6
f0nel, ME es bersits cuff @runb zines
Gefebes BON 10. Otto6er fir Wef.
afrifa a~a5eOronet lit, freiipiaioe @ers
bunger fir Die frans0Fi9e armee urts
ter ben Ginasborenen ser gefdmten
frans0fif9en &olonisn porgenommen
lperosn. Sir oie 5reiipiligen, fir
lire 5anilieHnngsb0ri9en ia felbft fir
Die 6tammeshduptlinge finb our Grs
5eugrng elmer 8egeiiterung fur ole
Gade Jrantreihs srOBe Gtlbprdmien
borge5eben.
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Sreie Yrefe tit seras: Mithpot IS. @idr5 1916.
bob Die eStaliener, @erben, HumGnen

bob bic Staliener, @erben, 9umdnen
ss innerbalb Ser Ofterreidii9en
Staotsgren5en ptel better batten als
onberbdlb; gang glei9, Die 8riiber tpaz
REM unerlDit,~ unb man brau9te fie,
INN Seiterrei9 gu f9ifanieren. Mds
rem infolge elmer anberen Menout1g 0es
&rieges oieie 8riber I'm grentino, in
8oSnien, I'M 8anat ptrfli9 ibren
&afeangeb0rigen, oeren Gtreitigfeiten,
Oeren Nrmut iiberliefert pprbeu, Iie
bdtten pobl bolb @toBfeuf3er gen
Simmel gef9idt: nWer erI0it mid DDn
meiner @rlDfung?"
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quit, pesbalb er aud an Seiertaaell
IN ieinem gefIidten Sdulon3ilgc
berumlaufe.
Seine groBlprederiIde 4rt fiel
fir einmal bon linn ab, n1o Ole gan
Sc @ersipeiflung leudtete ibm aus
Den tranenoen @ugen, oils er iaete:
Ser Bater bot mir idun lang ci-
men neilen an5ug periproden, ober
beoor mir oieier nidt in 6eben bonn
2eibe faat, befomme id feinen an,
oeren.~
Giniee @ofen IpGter traf id
i'm neugefleioet. Gr bate babel
8tpar ieinen aIten 8il5but ouf Dem
&opf, aber grauieioene Sanoidube
an ben Sdroen. aIs idS einfal-
tig geniig, Inn beren Serfunft frog
te, eeitan0 er, Dob err sic Tim iibri.
gems falm nn's @eIenf reif,enocn
JingerfutteraIe anf elmer 9anf in
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ben itdotiIden @artenanIaeqn ae
fulloen bate.


60 mar Irguit Siagelmonn.
llno er NOR oes neiteren 10, oafs
er, lpenn er auf Der StroBe mbeu
mir ging, i~rgenoeinen linn fein CT.
ideinenoen 9errn ooer cine outae.
fleioete Dame ariiBte uno mir oonn
er50blte, oos lei Serr SounoIo o0er
5rGn Sonn0io, ieilt @ate u0er Gin
nnbcr, iteinreider Sernanoter lei
ner @lltter, ooer cine GSreun0in lei
ner 8roBmutter uno oeraIeid,en
mehr. gr mar imermiiolih i'm Or
finoen BON @eldidten, oie Inn feI6if
eilen @lorienlhein aober, uno CT RI
5dhlte iie auf cine Mrt, Die IS eiucnr
idfper mad)te, @obrbeit uno Gid
ting 5u unterIheioeti. Crit lpstc~
1T mir flar pemoroen, DaB alfc
9idtlma mo uidlts @ahrheif nars
(S%ortiesung foIat.)
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Or. e. n. PETRY

@raouierter gbiroprncter, e%rtferll.
Die ur5ade BON arantbeiten, Dbne Ar5asi
ODER, Me5ier. 203 9asrler @ebanoa,
224 @eltzgommerce Ctr. Gan Atlton1o-
grDdett 7038-
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Wos bebeutet pEbe Eighteen? Sds
bette 6ptel fir bas nenigite @eID IN 6m
Mntonio. 3imruer SOC. Gnsge5eifusfe
WahIseiten 25c. Niebrige Gpe5ialraien
Der ISOLDE. Bab frei. grodeft 6277. 81
certroIer Gage. 302 Gib@GIamo 5trnBe.
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0ptels.
HnTEL ALAMO

325 MIontD gIasa -bibih m0blierts
refine Simmer. SOC, 75e 81 per Sag,
$3.50 um0 anffpdrts per Wode. Gunner
nit 2 Betten $500 per Wohe. Nltes
Selepbpn grodett 658.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

SranspDrtieren uno MuflteIlen bon
uSnfes~ uno fhiuerer @ofdiierie cine
Gpesialitdt, @bholeu, @erlenben, Nufbes
4pahreu etc. 6ffice 510-514 9oloruia
Ctr. 8eioe Sci 359-
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Q(tpuimas itttD 3eIfe.
Oess mnO ssohle.

@ir balten bic bette aeble nno bos
bette grennbplS. Grobiert ms. Gtase
Wppb & Gpal So. grodett 6053. 9e1tes
Sci. 1911.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Mutompbil 8eparaz
flren. Grpacetblens : Sdrpeibung, dr.
beiten am Nnfdbrtss Miio gnt5iinonngs@
Mpparat. grodett 6625.
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@eaeliiber benz @lnter Office : Sc
bdloe. 112 9fte5ouim Ctr. 9arneas
Gfrobs unD Hannmas&iite gereitll9t mn
aefprnf. Nleine Irbett 1T iifluDers
treffIih.
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4ranspprt. aseielidaaftem.
carter-MuIlaIv Transfer Co.,

sSamlfiellsQutiden unb Grofhfeu. ges
lorat lln1aieben nno Nt0beI ; 3agerurg.
Baggage : Srnnsfer. xeiepbon 123.
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RANDALL HOTEL -Sriiber Oas So@
2ptta, inter 1,eller 2eitnng; leDes. 3t1lts
mer NIT 8ab. Hieoriglte Haterl m Der
@tabt fir H~eguIdre. GpD gS. Stepbetis,
Wfnnaaer.
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Gameu uuo geilngeltutter.

Nreo GfaffeI, 319 Oft : Commerce
ctr. Sen, @etreibe, @nrtens uno Teloios
tmen, @efIiigelfuttcr- Srtubatoren-
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&. ii. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works

gambler IN 9arbtpare, 9efsn uato
Blehfpaaren. Yrnftifder &lempuer uuo
Dahoeder. 934 GltsGommerce Gtrabe.
Srabts $780,
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werlonot g6ambtrEain's perfeI

,aiiden : syutter. Gntbdlt fein &orn,
bait GiuQefueioe geflinb unb 8eine trdfS
tia. . Sci @rDceriten oDer grodett 1888,
Gatex seeb Co., 400 BiiosHlores Ctr
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. c. E. Scribner of Crescent
visited friends in Lynden and at
tended the Chautauqua last week.
Bernard A Axlund of Lynden
drew No. 1912 in the Colvllle iand
lottery. He expects TO go over 20
take up his claim as he thinks he
will have a choice below 700, be-
cause of the number of winners who
will withdraw.
Miss Emily Tawes of Ferndale
was a guest of Miss Lena Walker
for several days last week.
II. T. Jones will return to Lynden
this fall from Foreston, MINI. He
writes that he expected to have
started before this, but had to stay
to take care of 100 stands of bees
owned by his father.
The Wright delegation at the
University of Washington Summer
Session are expected to return &c
Lynden Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
C. Wright will not be back, but will
go to their new home at Du Vail.
Wash.
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Mrs. o. j. Bruins, who visited re-
atives here last week, has returned
to her home on Topaz Island.
Miss Edith Harris has returned
to Lynden from Bellingham, she, g
she was attending the Summer No :
NAL.
Chris C. Siegel, candidate for the
Repu blican nomination for sheriff,
visited in Lynden Monday. Siegel
has been a resident. of Whatcom
County for thirty-three years. A
refreshing feature of his campaign
which other candidates might well
adopt is that he is not making a
tour of the county attacking his
opponents for the office. Il am
competent to fill the position and
want the office for the salary il
pays and expect to earn it, says
Siegel. Il have no enemies e
punish or friends to reward ant
will enforce the law strictly ant
impartially.
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North Prairie

Mr.. and Mrs. Raider visited al
the G. Haveman home Thursda.
evening.
Mrs. G. DeGraff called at ,ht
Verduin home Monday.
Mss Jessie Bartelds Wis ted wiI
Ruth Barnes of Lynden from St
,rday until Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Slap spent Thursda.
u TIE j. Haveman home.
Mrs. II. Bruns and dan2hte
f'iieda and the Misses Grace ant
Rose Bartelds were visitors at he
II. Bartelds 'ome Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wyhe, Cert
Van Wyhe, and Minnie, Harriet
and Jennie Van Wyhe called at ,ht
verdnin home Friday evening.
Mrs. Greenbiat and Thortof
..harles came up from Seattle to
Iisit their sister, Mrs. T. J. Ne'son
Mrs. John Verdrin visited he
nesday.
Miss Helen Lindseth spent Sunday
at the August Klocke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Van Der Nicer
and children called at The Jake Bar
telds home Sunday.
Miss Dina Verduin is staying
with her sister. Mrs. A. Crabtree
Miss Emma Bruno spent the
weekend at the Jake Bartelds
home.
Miss Ruth Barnes visited at the
Van Wyhe home Sunday evening.
Miss Nancy Vefdpin spent Tues
day with Miss Mary Van Worst OF
Lynden.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ax'ing at
tended the wedding of Mr.. Axling's
father, Mr.. P. A. Axling, at Fern
dale Sunday.
Misses Theresa and Lottie Rich
baw visited at the Cramer home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Van der Nicer
called at the Slap home Sunday
evening.
Miss Bessie Frick of Lynden Wis
tied at the Clarke home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of Oak
Vile. Wash, visited at Conrad Ak
ling's residence Monday.
Roy Clarxe who has been at home
left Fridav for camp.
Bert Wheeler who has been
working cor Ch8s. Richbaw, return
eG home Saturday.
Mrs. p. A. Clarke was a dinner
guest of Mrs. Kelsey of Lynden on
Tuesday.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JENNEKE NOTEBOOM,
DECEASED.
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