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MODERN BUNGALOW IN THE WOODS

5 rooms and bath. modern Improve
ments tb minutes from SStd ST and itb
Ave 8 minutes TO station, $500 cash, bal
ence a. -ert. Cooi titl". r SHORE.
box 10 sun once
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRr0A0H.

:3p ST. 1r' w Muiusl IAfs Ins , 80
" w2 2 ~. 10, 'nf'S.ii'y' 20 L asa 81; go. 100
s.TH .sT;.n, Is E Amsterdam .y. isax
i00S-N y S'flnss Bank to Franklin
S.Sinss BvH. -" 'h "v' atty " oSMd
Kernochan 20 ssv,nss Bank. q s,S
av; atty. J a luton. SO Maiden
sTH ST ne Ey y S ya,y to rr..si,
& A, ll9 Nassau st.,........ ....,,..l
NORFOLK ST, i?a.:1-soara Of the
IharGh Eree,ion fq = o, ne g-ners!
sttys, Bowers 4 ;, as Cedar ct. $4,000
SAME PRoPERTY-Lawy.rs Mtg Co to
Greenwich savings Bank. 'H Gh AZ
iisI-rarmers Loan & Trust 60 20 Jas
/ Mi'cns'i ct a., TIRE is. w%ash'nston
Ws'!Tf' t'.y"' '''yN '''. ~',issS.cc6
Augusta siegna-d' 20 Ferdlnsnd 4 sieg.
muller, 1871 "a $4,000
,s.TH ST 2s3.ss v; and other property;
F!ve Borough. Res.iy co : Paul J
r fsYtaa' x x. T. MH is 2 s..y y j. .isi ics
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Geo c Kobbe, trus. to Lillian Reid. sos V
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same ......'
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Ryan, So3 " isoth ct. atty, came. ...Si
rclark to Mary f Donovan. iss Clare
mont ay. atty. 4 \ Ewsid. :ss Broad
way '-t.'.'- '''''-'
rosr ". . W cor eotth ~, .Sosios-IN.
s4fS ST addres"' - Cedar st ,ioc
ELlzARETH ST. 8 Minnie NJ Herman
4 ano. exrs to irving Baum. esI Mad
az attorney Geo Haas iis SH:.1 a 9
ELizAnErH ST, s-lryins Baum 10 julius
Rosenberg, iis r SD ST. atty, Geo Haas
crN'TRXI T"ARk WEST 5..n n'0 y
l06th 1t. lsxloo-Lswyers Mig Co 10
Lswyers Blty CO. 100 bw'y; atty, I 7
| C~ESrRAL PARk WEST. w., ski n
los.h st, lsNloO-Baron q. Hirsch Fund
to 7 Is az. fEo NJ MAY CO. % Liberty y 500: s,sy:
iisrH 81. ~ E-fomb back . McPhse. Inc,
70 i Jug! rsm TS,"s'' +. y a i Z ION ST. .'tyi
''i na. st, H. E 81 is si'' It, to . sScd% %s'
,ss HS's Ct. sI il fE%"esSamo TO same, ..i,orn.s
Sd Av, isis- Frederick d. p Foster
trus, 80 r de p Foster. committee. Tux,
edo Park, y ', address. Wal
- - e :, -. O. . . e 'tv.W''
l:i1H ST. so E-N Y TITLE Ins CO to Cha.
4 Ntsld, New Rochelle. y Y. atty. N \
r 90, lao Bway ..,,,.,.,.., IS, 500
Bronx.
CHRISTIE ELSIE ", and sno. exr anc
trus, 10 Chss r Ballard ,....,.., $1,000
TITLE GUAR & TRUST co 10 lawyer,
DE rfEYsrEiIR. FRANCIS q. to There's. AZ !
LINCoLN TRUST co. true. to Cha
JACOB 49,; '.';S 5000
ana ANp. .'.s's,' tb,OOl
MAIEWSKI. ANNA. to Benz !
rITLE GUAR 4 TRUST CO to BsriS'
King, .,...... $500,
CRY MTG 20 to Commonwealth ss,
TTnuts'r co 10 city Mtg ....Si,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
n

twNh name and address OF lender ana
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party Of first part.J
downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth at,
SPRING st. n a, 40 " Warrington et,
2sxs0-Betnhsrd Mehrtens to y Y state
7 Co. 452 Lexington av. mtg yS,ooo,
Apr II; atty. " Y T | Co. l35 Bway'.sl
JONES ST. 10, n =, 200 q Blocker 81, 2oS
l~o0--Joeert Realty Co to knarton
Realty Co, 1854 Findlay av. mtg $1,000,
recorded from Apr Z atty. Abr 5 Wet,
wXsHISoToN ST. sss. v q. 10! 9 Perry
at. 10, 2x5e i1xisx55.s --Bernhard Graeier
to n Y state Realty. \ Terminal Co. t53
Lexington sv. mtg 50, 900. Apr ~; atty;
l. T h T Co, i60 Bway. ..*loo
WASHINGTON ST. 7os, W s. u n Perry 81,
:SxSsx2txS2.3-.tas II C~ruikshsnk TO y
state R 1T CO, tss L.xinston svs;
is.isstM irres--Juiis N n Grant and
ano, trustees will OF Hugh J Grant, TO
state r 4 r Co, t5g Lexington
AZ. Apr Is; atty. n Y r. Co. 1876 srosd.
VA sHiNaroN ST. 7st. 1910 5
Horatio at. ~ 1ixsslo-Jno Romano 70
came. mtg $500. Apr iS; atty. l. T
No. lou bNAY ., 81. /. O., . eAVV
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lis PENNENk.
Manhattan,

It'll Az, " .. between 10th and iIth its.
lot 2. u Emile ' SurEent agt Mary
sursent ct al tpsrtitionl: atty, r
Talars,
- 0Y4s9-Montors Realty co dgt Peter
: Risney et..al foreclosure. "f nuo1t.
gaeeI; atty, " NJ RellinGer, IL
CHERRY ST, .~3<-Charles Rcmscn, trus
tee, agt Morris Levy ct al foreclosure Of
mortgaye). attys. Jol,no, Isrk,n \ Rath-
bone.
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MORTGAGES.
{ with nams and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney

Hrh F'eNN
tEast OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
7ap ST iu . Ma: av. 2oxices D.
E'hel x Andsrton to y Y Mts & Sc
p e.; atty. ~ ms Go, las Broad,
EAST END Nv. cor s,d st. sssss So. ,
Max Pollak TO East River sav lnstn.
2M Rway. AR -. . yrs. p o,auy,
T q Co, lS Bway .tll,5Oo
West Side.
west OF riNh av. between Fourteenth
and 10th SITS
18TH sT, N =, sso 9th sy. flxa?-
Alchemist Realty Corp to las Deviin,
.Si " seth st., Apr ~, due AS per bond;
ssTH ST, 80, 100 W 10Th Az, 5csss .
Ebba I Anderson 10 Annie r Healy,
900, | yr, q p Q; atty. NY + Ins %,
WEST fEsNHB A'v. n " cor lois, 81 ,Y y,S
100; Lexington sv, W :. sac 5 7ed ST.
lsxso--Jss y walsh to Mary A Bress.l,
$50 W losd et. Apr u, W, 1 y c,
atty. NY C Dewitt, go Bway... $500
Uptown.
CManhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
18TH ST, n .. s2s . 9Th av, ctsloo, To-
Abr Wenger et al TO Simon Kutner, 81
Attorney at, Apr 10, pr mtg SEQ, 900, dus
a. per bond; atty J Friedman. so:
1900
Bronl.
tGorough Of Tho Bronx)
COLLEGE Av. 80. lso . iesth st: lot.
each toxioo. " m,gs. each saIooo-t
A. Bldg Co. Inc, to LAWYERS Mig Co. ;!
DC; sttyrGAT Co, i7s sway Isl. ooS
PkosPECT Ay. v 8, 70 ls7th 81, e5yiOl
-elnsrte CONSTR Co. Inc. to Jas Z
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

BoWERy, 10 and Il7-Herman Stsin.
berg agt James r Hadly, owner ire-
newaD. Edward Morrisey, contractor, sis
Bronx.
PARK Av. 1883. &8s1 and <ssi--Georse
Kuhn agt Marion c schnacksnbsrg,
GTNTHER Az. W s, ssis Il Of Barnes
av. 2hs91 s. Andrew Bickhardt agt Hugo
and Margaret scheeren. owners; Charles
n Russell. contractor, 4iie. so
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FULTON Az, 1879, all--Maris Vernsslia
IN Hvmsn Shapiro and ano. 2ate 81 ~. )
yrs from July /. 1918; atty, II sha PRO,
ests "a av.";t., . 1850
TO Hyman shapiro and ano, e9tg 81 sv,
S yrs from July I, 1916; atty. Hy shnpiro.
Triton AZ. $50, 5 .ty t,n,nit--Ro.. ob ,,s"'
helm to Harry Kallmsm $50 Sth AZ. )
yrs from Sep, 10, 1918; atty. Leo Srhaf-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
ST. n W cor LIST av--Triboroqgh Marble
4 Tile Works. Inc, at JosAph 6peptorsky
Ut III. Nov ~. $3.50
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svMMrR COTTAGES ron SALE.
ATE-$8,5 500

Beautiful ~. roof dwelling eight rooms;
fnlsh. parguet doors steam heat;
terms. WILLIAM r RAE co, $50 Mon
tsgua stree. Rrooklvn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
LEASES.
Manhattan.

sTU Az, lss.lso. store Meyer q Lswen.
from May /, iels, sttys. Hoffman & Y.
al Nassau st...,.,..,,....,,..el,0k 1850
CEDAR ST, isS.ls7. sii-Hu,g Hanems,er
81 ri To- Herbert r Tucker, 1870 fibert!
IT. : yrs from May I, 1915, atty j y
P~rockway, 1875 Bwey. ........ ts. 900
ST NICHOLAS Az. itsc, space OF I'd roor
WIN Weimann to We,msnn's Cafe,
Inc, ii22 - Nicholas ay, 3 Sla yrs from
Apr !, 1916; s,tys, Pernhe'm 4 L.. %
DIvIsiUN ST. "a TO So. cellar Albert
SteNane TO Norris Grifner, %e Division 81.
10 2-i2 yrs from Mar !, 1915. atty. Louis
Soil. 200 Rway.. $50
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> Z
sHs.-.... IN Sos, ~
10 .t,s S.iOiH ~ iI ~ 0''s iotl
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1857 Nav io's 'es " 'o'S 10
10 NNCity as
1857 Nov. 10Y 1909. iG' = 1875 1900.
a Ah,"y .,s
o5 ........ 1914 50 az - y Ict&
Is SYCi,y as
1870 .."....it?t 20 ~ y l3 nl
70 NfChy Nss
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10 SfCs ae', "'i sss 100 sH,
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NV Is
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IA S.. 1854 ICE ~ - ios.S II"
"a SfCas II
HaPs. ~ 81 N
81 ny SHdh
cv~ liz u" lie -~N hS
NY MIG
$3.50 -. SOS ~, "S hS ny
NY MAR
D. 1855 soH M @H ~ uH y
NY NhaH
cvs"s ~
IN y " den
S'9s 1888 II " /"
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IS m m m ,Oi in
sNiSons Ss i0i', ioi', ioi's = ioii ioi
Oh - hysis Ss 80 y. ''''
III y, hSs al! -,
~ " $50 vs. 90 Va W.
iNfs q 1892 'os's los'' ica's = ioa,t ios,
Ms " 1901 no 40 '' 'Uos 'V-''
~t W y ~ NJ o 81 " r"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

HOUSES tn IET-I>FVHNIsHED.
es2 Y l5sTH-e family house, IL rooms.
SFAcH, 79f Fast lb6th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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with name and address Of lender ana
II attorneys name ie omitted
ns.a sasl
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
The STOCK MARKETS
BrokrnAGn COMPANY

80. Sun Dial 49,. .O4 OH
1900 Tom Reed 49,. 1.57k LEO
49,. United Eastern. $50
-. United Northern .O5A p
49,. United Western. .0S .09%
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22

els dwelt on the fact that there was
IA lot of fighting in Oatman lately and
said he would show no lenieney to
persons taking the law into their own
hands.
While it was clearly proven in this
case that Tweddy struck the first blow
there was a doubt with a preponder-
ance of evidence in favor of the de-
PENDANT about his having a knife in
his hand. Under the law,therefore,
the Judge said he would dismiss the
case, but cautioned Tweddy against
having any further trouble with Cor
don or having any communication
with him whatever.
Judge P. D. overfield acted as at
torney for Tweddy. The state was
not represented, Judge Francis exam
ing the witnesses on behalf of the
prosecution.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
FELONY CHARGE IS
NOT SUBSTANTIATED
From oatman Section DallT hIinsr.I

From Oatman Section Daily Miner.l
A felony charge preferred in the
justice court by Maxwell Gordon, as
complaining witness, against Henry
c. Tweddy was dismissed yesterday
afternoon by Judge J. NJ. Francis.
Gordon claimed that Tweddy assault
ed him with knife, cutting him over
the eye, but Tweddy said he had no
knife and the court gave the defend
ant the benefit of the doubt, refusing
to bind him over to the grand jury.
There has been something in the ma
ture of a feud between the men for
several weeks. Tweddy is a partner of
F. E. Schaad, who owns a group of
town lots at Mazona. Gordon has a
second hand store opposite their Of
flee. They claim his place was Of
fensive, it being too far out in the
street and they did not like his win
dow and front yard displays of junk
for sale. When they returned and
Gordon was in the act Of paying them
Tweddy came and upbraided him for
taking the sign.
In dismissing the case, Judge Fran
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
TWITCHELL LAUDS
MINING POSSIBILITIES
IFron Chloride section Daily nliusrl

From Chloride Section Daily Anner-l
W. B. Twitchell, one of ArizOna's
most successful mining men, before
leaving for his home in Phoenix, die
tated the following statement to the
Chloride Herald:
"I have been wearing out a very
large amount of shoe leather among
the hills of Chloride, and am per
fectly willing to admit that I have
never expended shoe-leather with a
greater willingness nor to my greater
satisfaction.
Il have been both surprised and
pleased with what have seen among
the old mines in process Of rejuvena-
ton, and the newly-born prospects not
vet come into their own. am graft
fled to state that in the majority Of
cases I have seen all the earmarks in
dicating a prosperous future; and
can assure you that if the onus Of the
matter lies with me, shall no longer
be considered stranger in Chloride
Mr.. Twitchell, in further conversa-
ton said that he is certain the mines
and prospects here have been greatly
underestimated, and he predicts that
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
ARRIVES IN CAMP

Lester NJ. Dull, president of the
Oatman-Belle Mining company, has
arrived from the coast in his new
Cadillac eight" and yesterday took
a number of local mining people to
the property. He will remain perma-
nently and superintend operations,
which are going to be enlarged hence
forth. The work has been shut down
for a few days owing to some repairs
topulleys and belts, but it is thought
by Tuesday it will start again.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
FAN RUNS LIKE CLOCK

w. L. BObo, former attorney and
at present a promoter, residing at
Phoenix, has been in Oatman for a
couple of days He is interested in a
tanning device that runs without cleo
trical power, being wound up like q
clock and running several hours, alb
solutely without noise. W. L. Burt Of
Oatman is connected with the COM
pany
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22

Chloride will eventually become the
Butte Of Northern Arizona. He is ac-
curing interests here at rapid rate.
and each time he visits US he is &C
companied by mining men of note, who
in turn absorb a share of his contagi
Gus enthusiasm.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22

The MOhave Daily Miner Is issued
every morning except Monday. Save
time IN the organization Of mining
and other companies by having it pub
ush your articles Of incorporation
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22
Chloride Personals

We viii keep the press running
night and day if necessary to furnish
you copies of the Herald for mailing.
Nothing small about US except our cir
eulatiOn, and you can help fix that.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22

Mr.. W. E. SOreIle, a prominent at
torney of Pasadena and Los Angeles,
is giving the camp a @once over The
judge has had a wide experience IN
the great mining camps and is quail
fled to speak intelligently Of our pros
poets here. His views win be printed
in a later issue.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1916-07-22

F. H. Crafts, owner of the Badger
group, left Saturday for his home in
San Bernardino, Cal.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-13
BETTER HORSES

Brookings is II of ninety points III
fcrty-four counties where a better
stallion day" Will be held on Saturday,
June 5. This Will be under the direc-
ton of the State College extension de
partment, and has for its purpose the
stimulation of a desire for better
horses. 1t will be an annual event on
the first Saturday in June.
Guy T.. Morrison, livestock specialist
Of the extension department urges all
South Dakota n of pure bred stall
lions to make this one of the big days
of the year by showing in the towns
of their country. This will advertise
the stations and give the farmers OPP
portuuity to choose from the various
service stations. This will also create
more interest in better horses. Doubt
less merchants of these towns will
offer special market inducements to
country trade.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-13

Peterson and little son; Soren Johans
sen; and Mr.. and Mrs. Christophel
Madsen and children, Cora, Annie
Mae, Floyd and Raymond. At the
usual time a dainty birthday suppcl
was served by the hostess.
Carl Christensen spent Sunday fore
noon with his little friends, Alvin anc
Lawrence Nielsen.
John and Willie Norgaard have beer
busily engaged the latter part of the
week hauling grain to Badger.
Some of the farmers began seedinG
April 10th. Most all the farmers are
doing some kind of work in the field
Misses Florence and Myrtle Madsen
went owe to Stella Madsen's last Wed
nesday night and helped her celebrate
her twelfth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Knudsen and little
daughter Helen of Badger, ate Sunday
dinner at the Martin Nielsen home.
John Nielsen spent Sunday after.
noon the guest of his friend, Arnold
Madsen.
Messrs. Neils Christensen and
Phillips and their families were Sun.
day visitors at Emil Swane's.
A large number of ladies and gentle.
men attended the Ladies Aid at the
Peter Karlstad home April 5th. Tho
usual good time was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Neils Petersen entertains the
Ladies Aid at her home May 3rd. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The following were guests for Sun.
day supper at the Andrew Norgaard
home: Miss Blakely; Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Nielsen and sons Alvin and
Lawrence; and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Knud.
sen and daughter Helen.
The following named pupils of Lake.
ton SO have neither been absent nor
tardy for the seventh month endin2
April eth, 1916: Holds Knutson
Edna Knutson; Myrtle Madsen; Flor
ence Madsen; Cora Madsen; Agnes
Christensen; Clara Christensen; En-.
ma Christensen; Viola Nielsen; Alfred
Norgaard; Alma Norgaard; Edwin
Norgaard. Mary E. Blakely, teacher.
Jens and Agnes Christensen were
pleasant Saturday morning callers al
the Otto Madsen home.
Several of the young people attended
church services at the Free Mission
church Sunday evening.
Jens Christensen has discontinued
school in Laketon SO. and at present
he is assisting his father with farm
work.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-13
LAX ETON

Chris, Viola and Rose Nielsen; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Larson and little
son were Sunday guests at the Paul
Dahl home.
Misses Rose Nielsen and Mary Blake
ly were Tuesday evening callers at the
Andrew Norgaard home.
Miss Emma Madsen spent the latter
part of the week with friends at Madi-
son.
Miss Elsie Larson entertained
friends Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Nielsen and daughter
Rose spent Monday afternoon at the
Albert Nielsen home.
Miss Clara Norgaard and three little
nieces spent Sunday with the formers
parents.
The following guests helped Mrs.
Carl Knutson celebrate her birthday
Sunday. April 9th: Mr.. and Mrs. Neils
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Miss Vera Giem called on Mrs. NJ.
c. McRae Wednesday afternoon.
The two youngest children of John
Kinney's were quite sick the first of
the week, but are improving.
Mrs. Henry Giem was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Governor enter
tanned the following guests to Sunday
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Helm
rich and two children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Giem and daughter Vera and
son Harry; and Viola Bairey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reed and children
were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed
Overend home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karstan attend
ed church in Elkton Sunday morning.
Pat O'Connor delivered potatoes in
Elkton Thursday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Casserly returned to
Brookings Sunday after spending her
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Elmer Honan.
Ernest Gust called at the Hike home
Thursday evening.
Dick Alderman purchased a team
of four year old colts from NJ. c. Nc
Rae recently.
Harry Bairey and sister, Miss Viola,
of Elkton, drove over Saturday and
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visited relatives and friends returning
home Sunday evening.
Barney Governor, V. r. Mills, Dorsey
Mcmillan and George Bursting and
Henry Giem were all hauling seed
grain from the George Etting farm.
Miss Freda Oppelt spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Hike DUN.
Gus Kurtz returned from Rochester
Wednesday morning.
Miss Vera Giem is spending a lew
days at the Barney Governor home.
Eta Kretsinger taught school for her
sister Ada Thursda. ard Friday of last
week.
Miss Mop is assisting Mrs. Elmer
Honan with housework.
Miss Ethel Ross, returned from Ar
lington and resumed school work again
in the Mcmillan school.
Earl McKeown was a Brookings
shopper Wednesday and Thursday.
Ed and John Kinney and Jake
Stransky were t~ransacting business in
B~rOokings Saturday.
Dick Alderman returned the first of
the week from Underwood, n. d.
Elmer Honan and NJ. c. McRae
autoed over to Aurora Thursday after
noon.
Miss Sarah Hurney drove out from
Elkton Thursday to spend a few days
with Miss Kate Kinney.
Sam Evans left ElktOn Thursday on
the midnight train for different points
in Minnesota.
Guy and Ernest Smart, of Bruce, and
Donald Mcmillan were calling on
friends here Sunday afternoon.
Rufus Ames autoed out from Brook
ings and called on friends here Sunday
afternoon.
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Taoror pboI,s uorrr Huffman ord
Horny So.o,eon oo,,od % w Gu.
d,.,s sunday
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ana Mrs. rrros+ C,owo s,or+ cr,do,.
~ey.rfrr ~ ,roust Nvstrom,e
~ro r,,iIfos of ,rdror Eoro,ord
and ,,dro,. T,,-o, fror, >orda, u-ora
visitor. o+ tho Hvstror, homo v-odros
dav
Carr Eio,rsor &c ci,oi s,or+ soyor,,
dow. ,,tt, III, hro+bor - ~oorth,...t
Takr+o,
,r..T.l, Crdonrs yisftcd Nor si.tor
N.n1 g., U-,+ortour tho ,o++or ,or. ,r
tr. wool
Mn .,5 M. O,to nd won, c,,,
d,,. ,...rtors a. tbo C,ris+o,hor N,,.
Co., r,r,o
VA. r.ar.+ IN Ioorp that tbo nro,,fsns
"a. re,s Frodriclsor b.s hoon o,,r,,
,4...5 ,,, Of III, hors,s r,,s,n o, Of
It..r or tro o1ardcrs Saturday va,or.
i,.-. ng,f, r,ado o carr- and pu} IN
d..t, tho borso ott5ctod Tho otbors
win b.. ., rofuIIv watched IN ordor IN
o...r,.f, r. r,oro Of tboso ovposod
c,ra d,u., with q Coreidoriro rho
rac- that This is tbo busv season of tba
v..r tho cfrcrr,eto,co nav no rooor
oh nc donbIv unfortunate
Oro poorsor who hos hoon
IN hi. hn5 with q eovoro attack of rhou-
m.t,,n is now ah1a 70 no around
ooof,
Tho Families Of Horny Swanson
Coor,o uobror Iobr uobror Frank
Nohror VIII sherman md Auo,st
Do.ecbor snont an ON evening
Of tbo bon,o oP NJ and urs Iobn
cr-,,.or oro dow 1oe+ wooL tho occoe.
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Nolga, visited Sunday at the o. I. Lee
home.
Miss Mabel Schultz was a week end
visitor at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Ole Haroldson.
Miss Annie Rice spent Sunday at the
parental home in Estelline.
George Cotton. of Nolga, was a bust
ness visitor in this vicinity last Mon
day.
Herbert Goodfellow, Leo Cotton and
Oscar Lee were among those who at
tended the school land sale at the
county seat on Tuesday.
Fred Strop was a sunday visitor at
the Rice home in Estelline.