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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-03-08
SPILLVILLE.

Mr.. Simon Michal returned home
from a visit with friends at st. Paul
Monday.
Fred Fisher hauled mail for A. G..
Fisher Tuesday.
Several from here attended the
Riha-Lukesh wedding dance at Pro
twin Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Tuchek resumed her
duties at the Haug, Heuser & Co.
store Monday, after few weeks OF
illness with la grippe.
Leone Huber of Cresco visited al
the J. j. Zoulek's home Wednesday
and Thursday.
Oscar Heuser returned homa
Tuesday from Dubuque after a few
days visit with friends.
J. Bloomingdale and A. F.. Sweh-
la went to Cedar Rapids on business
Thursday, returning Friday.
Mr.. A. G. Fisher and family were
guests at the Riha-Lukesh wedding
at Protivin Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Doubek of FIT. Atkinson ar.
rived Thursday for visit with her
mother Mrs. Anna Lusk.
Oscar Heuser and his uncle Robert
Heuser were at DEBORAH Thursday.
Miss Mary Vitoushek returned
from Cresco Tuesday.
Will Kovarik and friend drove to
Calmar Wednesday evening.
Mary Suchan was visiting at her
sisters, Mrs. Ed Novak of near
Cresco last week.
Joe Mikesh and daughter Emma
visited at the ]. J. Kubesh home at
FIT. Atkinson Wednesday last week.
John Kuchar of Manly attended
the funeral of Mrs. Lewis Leuenberg-
er here Tuesday
VIII Hospy was business caller
at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Frey and son Walter
were callers at DEBORAH Friday.
j. j. Jirak and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Thee. Boushka and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kacher of near Jackson Jet, at
tended the funeral OF Ms. Lewis Leu
enberger Tuesday.
Mrs. John Dostal of Protivin Wis
tied friends in town Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Luzum of Calmar was
a visitor at Ant. Suchan's home
Tuesday. Miss Luzum and Suchan
accompanied by Gene Huber attend
ed dance at Protivin Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Woldan was at Decor
all Fiday on bushes.
Thos TAYLOR and son Adolph from
Little Turkey attended the funeral
of Mrs. Lewis Leuenberger here
Tuesday
Albert Novak Jr. has moved to
town from his farm Saturday.
Mrs. Hayek from near FIT. Akin
son attended the funeral of Mrs.
Lewis Leuenberger Tuesday and Wis
tied with relatives.
of Calmar were callers at O. Kapler's
home Sunday.
Miss Emma Lusk visited her sister
Mrs. j. Doubek at FIT. Atkinson Sat
urday and Sunday.
M. Miksatko of Conover was in
town Saturday.
Miss Sophia Chlan came home
Saturday to spend few days with
the home folks.
Mr.. Pinta of Manly is visiting
friends in this town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Huber returned
from their honeymoon trip to Chi.
cago Sunday.
Mr.. Phillip Herold's two younger
sisters of Cresco are visiting here
this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis Leu
enberger of near Lawler was held
here from ST. Wenceslaus church
Tuesday. The priests from Lawler
and Waucoma attended the funeral.
The deceased was born near here. She
is survived by her husband and three
sons to mourn her loss in death.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANKVILLE.

bert Larson of Waukon, Chas. and
Amelia Schattuck. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Waters of DEBORAH, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Waters of Postville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newt Schoonmaker of Castalia,
Mrs. Dan Murphy and Mrs. j. Muir
ply of Ossian attended the funeral of
Mrs. Peck here Monday afternoon.
Carl Letchford and Irving Craw-
ford assisted Gene Owens in hauling
from Postville Tuesday.
Ira Peek left Monday evening for
Waterloo after a weeks stay, and w.
l.. Peck left the same evening for
Waukon-
Otto Hagar left Wednesday for
Kansas City, where he will enter an
automobile school.
DIR. Schmitz of Postville was cal
Ter at the DR.. Nash home Wednes-
day evening
James e. Kneeskern and family
moved to the Joe Mcdonald farm
Wednesday and Mr.. Mcdonald moved
to Postville Thursday.
Clarence Owens of Postville spent
several days the first of the week
with his brother Gene and family.
Otto Kiesau of Washington Prai-
RE was a caller in town Thursday.
Ben Snitker transacted business
in Postyille Wednesday.
Walter Pilgrim is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Florence and Evelyn Pilgrim are
little better at this writing.
Frank Peck left Wednesday for
Waukon after a weeks stay with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meme mourn
the loss of their infant son, who pas
sed away Friday morning, after a
brief illness. Funeral services were
held at Postvil1e Saturday.
Chris. Leer was an over Sunday
visitor at home from Waukon.
Irving Crawford, Carl Letchford,
John Johnson and Kelse Webster
were among the DEBORAH callers Sat
urday.
Miss Mildred Owens was an over
Sunday visitor at home from school
duties in Postville.
Miss Lydia Paddin spent the past
week at the G. E. Merrill home near
Castaiia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman,
Mrs. Thos. Boilman, Mrs. Francis
Paddin and Sarah Miller were Decor
all shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Engelbert Ericsson has been
very sick with la grippe the past
week.
The Revival meetings were resum-
ed again Sunday and will continue
another week, eighteen persons were
taken into the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
George Wolfe and family are en-
joying a visit from rela ives of Min
neapolis.
Ralph Carter and Geo. Webster of
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Estella Meikle of Chicago is
a guest at the Sherman Bollman
home since Saturday.
John Swenson purchased a farm
near Ossian last week.
Miss Leora Letchford made trip
to Postville Saturday, her cousin.
Mrs May Mullis and daughter &C
companied her home for a few days
visit.
Miss Marjorie Monroe came down
from Ravena Sunday after two
weeks visit with relatives.
viii and Fred Stock have purchas-
ed the Dave Smith property.
Chris Waters and Rev. Heaiey
were business callers in Postville and
Ossian Saturday.
Sam Waters and daughter Clara
attended church here Sunday NOR
ming.
Tom French of Rayena visited at
the Irving Hughes home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett came
home Sunday from several months
stay at Ossian and Rayena.
Harry Oleson moved some OF his
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CALMAR.

March 6, 1916.
Mrs. Null of Postville has been q
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. ID. Becker the past week.
Miss Elsie Clark of FIT. Atkinson
spent a few days at the Jack Uher
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NUENA IORk. Julio J.-uu p"o-
miueutr aincricanU de- Origcn ir,an-
DE-. uuc rStI ampllam-nte Informal
ia pOr 10 que hacr Il Iu> a>untu> DE-
Irlanda Y r>pecia!entr a ID question
reatiyu Il luS Ultlmu> acuntecimlen-
los que >i"ulcrou Il Ia rebellion lie
lU> Sim Fem. declare anUche Ell rSla
capital lur Sir .NgU>lin BIrrrI. s.
rrrtariu por lr.anda "u 81 .abinrte
~in.I&>, luien pr.>enlG Ia ]rrnuncIa
IL. III cargo Il rliL de- hdbrr -idu do
miua,iu -! muNimlcntu rrb".d", sra
apacil"niidp :Icnjro IL pucoS dia>.
acu>adr dc haDer >ldU cuipablr I'll
partr liz dIuel moNmicn;U >edicioso.
>=Uu - de>prruLe dr las invrSti-
:aciuneS practicadaS por Ia Commission
special que i c<r rt-ctu - numDrU
y Qua rstaDa prr>idida ppr Il Baron
HarIinyr.
e. gobierno in=i6s IL hechQ, CO.
Mocha murhuS de- lbs dctatlc> uur la
CpIni>i"n rra! Ira d">cubIrrto I'll SuS
inv">ji=acipne>, dijo Il americano-
ir!lu3t> de- rrfrreucia. De acuerdu
rpn ia> nnjlcia> Que he reriJiJo De
tuen,e Ilieiigna. prUccdentr> de Du-
bin. -. lrn, -! p~rnNprin ia. pYDrasaF
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PARIS. hui" LAS noticlas reel
hiiaS hoy de !a> op~craciour> ell =.
frente de batalla en- donde Sc deSa-
rrolla Ia gran of.u>iva an=l"-fran-
rrSa. iudiran gu. Ia> ir"pa> del %
neral Fnch han .o.rad" rapturar
una .nuryu Inca lie trincstera> Al
| orient. dr Curlu. aSi como tambl"n
Ia altrurria IT, Sornont que :" ha-
la Grrntr Il CIery.
Fl iuformr official pub.Ica,i" hoy
al mrdiodia. \ rn Il cua. - hah!a
| lie ..<n< nuryo> H.. las trUpas
irancrSaS. - como Sigue:
Las irnpaS ~franceSa> Que "p'ran
| Sobre ambaS aargenes del rio Sena.
| rranudarun durantr Ia noche H. a.
| Yer. Su ofen>iva en ga region. N
| sur del mrnc!ouatle rio dlclta> trrpas
| .on>i-uIrrun hacrr nurVeS aVanrrs
I'll direction preciSament- i" tSa CO.
rrirntr y-muy particu.arncntr I'll IA
atduaria d. Sormont. qua - rncu"n
ira >ifualI <cbrr IA mar=rn lLdul'r-
ia i-. rio. frente a ia villa de Ciery.
~ ron>rcurncia De e>os avanceS
to,Ia Ia region crmpremdida entire
Iirha aluu-ria Y la cuiiRa nuinsrG 6&.
| Snbr-. =. canine dur core de- FIau-
| rnur; q BarI-uN. :. halla ah"ra do
| m:naia por Ia> tropa> francesaS.
Los alcman"S cUnSe|Nan auu IN
III podrr. parte de "a villa de Estr"">,
"a Jon.h. Ia. luclra e>la librand">" To-
! iayia rnrarniLadamentc. TodoS ~
ata,Iur> H.. los a!emane> >pbre la 20
| s~iciones f~rancesas fueron contenitos
por Fl fue=o IL ia arli!!cria ' De a
int1ntrria frauceSa.
L. nin-rc h. pri>iun"ru> cap'u-
radios POI la tr"pas f~rauce>a> IN
->a> acclunr>. - apruXlluadaincntr
az nil iiumbrc>. lIaciendo para aIi"-
ia I'm tota. ,r 1000 pri>iouet4> I'll ~
cuatro dias de combates. Fl hume
70 dc cahones V otro material de CUE
TIA duitaIo a. enemiso. no pu"ir -
dayis ser e>pecjflcado.
F. ayaucr lie ,Eur - ia curnil Ill
II juforme. indica que l"s f~rances'>
r,.an moviiadu-.. hacia II orleutr Il
a. largo de- Ia mar=en >cptentrl"na.
dr. rio Soma. III direction liacia Pc
. rome. ->tando este mOvinientu c"m
binaIo rou II que l"> ing.eseS stan.
I~r>arr"Ilado ppr III parte I'll ">a r.
zion ,ie Ia P;cardia-
Clery. Ell punto mas avanzado que
sc eta en- dicno informe. sc encucn-
ira ~..XacLJment- Il GUAR" Y media
milla< a, uorUe>t- DE- Prronnr.
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lflORA IN $4,000.
ScryicI6 r>prrIar para La PRENSs

| PARIS. Ju.io Los cOrr">p"U>a-
- d. guerra agr-=ad8> Il las tropaS
| ~franre<a, III ri rreule DE- bala.la del
rio soma. ruy:dn informeS a >uS
perioLiru> Ell lu> cuair> - dl..- lua
=. njInucro Ic pri>Ion"ro> capuuradn>
para la facha i IuS aieIHaneS. por
laS fucrzaS b~ritauicaS Y f~Tauce>a>.
IN az cuatro diiS Ir Ia oEcnslNa
,ur alii -. ic>arr0iia. - Cascuia I'll
1890 hombre>.
Los mi>nos cprreSpcu>aseS Gc'n.
rur iuZ.amio por rSa clfra, hten pu"
den cafcular>, las baiaS tota4e> lie
.os aLanfaneS eli dicIo frent-. rn;re
muertos, heridoS Y prisioneros. en-
rrrca lie 10000 hombrrS.
Los ingleeeS han eapturado a Ell"
mi-c once caHoncS. drbieihlu>c a!
irrcilc IL que los a!emanes ;ra>por-
iaran . tempo IA mayer partc j"
III arlilierfa hacla laS lineaS lnterio-
re-. que 81 nUmcfo de pleas captu-
radaS no sea, mayor.
>c-In % lnfcruHs> Que le> pr1Slo-
nerc- alemanes nan proporclcnaio,
sabcsc Ipe los teutoneS eStan en-
,ianio considerable Humero dc re-
fuerzu> a eSe rrente De batat5a, d.
diversaS reyiomes del mi>no teair3
occidental.
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Al oriente de CurIu los franceses
han eapturado una nueva Inca
de trincheras alemanes
Sobre ambas mzrgenes del rio Soma, los aliados
han reanudado su poderosa ofensiva y
efectuado nuevos y firmes avapces
Los NGLESEs HAN LOGRADO REcHAzAR
Los CONTRA ATAQUES De Los MEMANES

Ie>pui> DE- I'm Intense b~ombarIeo.
p"ro qu" tai runjra-atalur fut fd-
cilmrntr rcchazado.
I'm 81 mlSino dr>parIto - a>rgUra
qu. !u> pri>ion"rnS %aIrInanrS han
irrlara,ir que. .OS trutonrS r>tin ell
~vIaIrio ur-"nlrS rrfurrZO> u -" Ir"m
t. III. ba;a.ia. rr'irand" trupaS lie
uurhu> puHi"> Il 10 .ar=o de- Ia Inca
del lratro occidental. dr>ie Lens IN
rl mort, Il Nrriuu al >urr>tr.
f. inCorme Official publicaio hoy
Ell rsta capital, >obrr las oprraci"nrS
/ ,I->arrul.aia> durante Ia uoci" ir
aver : hoy I'll n naiiaua. dice:
la n}rn>a iucha QUE d">dr aver
tardr :, r>ia I:brando IN los alra-
dolores del .AiSn- Y del Soma. con-
iiuu1 con .! mi>mo vi=ur iuranlr a
nuchc i" aver y "a mariana de- hoy.
Nur>tra> tropa> han lOgraio harrr
al=uuUS avanrr> Jr iulpurjanrla IN
vuriu> punio> b. ">a> r-giunes.
Id artillrria al"mana In r>iado
muy actiy1 Ell al.unUS >ectOre> Il"
r>e rrent". Cerca de ThiepvaI Il y
mi-o ~rmpreudio dos ataIurS iur!-
buu,ioS SoDr. nucstras ~poSihjun">.
prru ambo> theron rcchaladu> con
grandc> pirIida> para =. rnrmj=o.
En- Il rrSlo Ie. trent, no - han
.ibradu accionrs d. importanria.
y la rinro De "a tarJe. Fl Mini>t"-
RIO d. Ia Guerra did a Ia publiciiai
rl >i.uieutr Do.ctiu:
"C"mDaj.> rurrpo a cuerpo y n
ru.u!ru> con =~ranala> y bumba>. han
continual" ~iDrardo>r cnlrr 81 .Nrr.
' 81 Soma. tjnro nil pri>ianrro> mas
iiau I'd" capturado> por me>Jra>
tropa>. de-ie lur :" dIG Il Ia puiAicj-
dad rI tiItimp iufcru+. >oDrc pri>lo-
nrro>.
Pur J." que mac. Il "a Uperaclonr>
de- Ia jrUpa> ~franrcSa>, la> uotIcias
rrcibjdd> aIui dicrn Il los rrancr>">
IaDirudo tornado toda> la po>iciu-
me- drrrn>ivaS de ioS llamanc- al
SIR del Soma. rSt;in atIUra cn una
REGION dr>cubicrll. I'll drnlr Ia ia
b~a.l"ria. que por tantu Tempo Ia
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b." IL mal=rn I"rccha del Dnie>icr
Il enemi=o mIrni6 ppr tres yrreS po-
Scrionars. i" nurstra> p]o>lrIonrS N
las ccHrania- ,ir I-Sakoff. pero fuG
rrchazaIo olra- tantas vecc> con
GrandcS pGrdiia>.
En- Ia REGION SeptentrionaI de
frrnta IL batalla. Sc la cStado Ii
brandu TN intense fucgo de artilIcris
rn la> ccrrania> ,!s Baltaguzy, al O.
rirnlc del Lago NIlincvskoye. Los a
irIuanes iQtrnlaron aaIir de sus trim
c%licI4is Para cInpr2ndcrTun asalto So
IRE %nueStras posiclon3s. pero tai MA
niobra ruG ;mpedida por cl fuego de
nueSLra arIilleria. Uno sde nuestros
escuadrones aereos efectuo ui raid
sQbTe Ia sSLacI@n De RaramcYlehi.
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AMERICANA.

DOVER. julio 5.-El yapOr anrrl-
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piquc hoy, Sin que Sc conoclcran las
causas dc c>c accidcnjc. La tripuia-
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rinerUs, fuG rcScatada.
Ell vapor menciGiado lego et dia
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LONDRES. julio btu despach"
rccjbido per la agencia Reuter- pro-
ceGenlc del teatrc occidental. dice
que los aiemaues empreudieror I'M
rrntra-ataque subre las mrevaS posi-
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para que Sc las r1nrsT.cSa sus amigos Que
sHrrcn dc call0S, mczGuinOS. zizotcs = gra-
nos Ge ii picl. con DC. en- ticWbFcs poSsa-
les quo me rcmlia, les matiO a vuclta ide
CpETco, franco Dc porte, una -caIita de- po-
iia,ia Gonzalez La me5pr del munhp cara
cStas Intermediates. DcvIcIvO 81 dInern :,
Ia persona que Sc cure y no sane.
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Miss Anna Lee, sister 0. MRS. VIM

Miss Anna Lee, sister Of MRS. VIM.
Kostelecky, who has been visiting
her for about two months, expects
to leave this Saturday for a visit Of
a week with relatives in Miles City,
Mont, before returning to her home
in Minneapolis to begin school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young and the
latter's cousin, Joe Gabler, of Chicago,
who has been visiting them for the
past six weeks, came down from the
Young farm near Gorham on Monday
for a visit with Mrs. Young's mother,
Mrs. J. A. Belden. They. returned on
Tuesday via Belfeld.
A party of six, including Mesdames
J. J. Sweeney, P. F. Berringer, Mike
Drury, A.. w. Mclean and John
Foster and Misses Della Molloy and
Bessie Flynn, enjoyed an outing to
Lehigh on Thursday, going down on
No. 8 in the morning and returning
on No. 7 that evening. The ladies
took a picnic lunch with them.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

Don't fail to attend the Company
X benefit at the opera house on Sep
TENDER LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jauss autoed
to Lefor Sunday to visit relatives and
incidentally attended an interesting
ball game.
Mrs. Blanche Frye and daughters
returned Sunday from a Two weeks
visit with relatives in Elk River,
Mimi, and Minneapolis.
Miss Marjorie Cuskelly, who for the
past several years has been making
her home on her claim near Oakdale,
made final proof on her homestead
recently.
Miss Ida Bartz returned Saturday
from a several days. visit at Glen
Ullin. Miss Bartz will resume her
work as bookkeeper in the H. F.
Schroeder & Co. store on Monday
after a two weeks vacation.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Jauss, who were spending d
week with relatives in Beach, re-
turned on Sunday, via auto, with their
uncle, Fred Jauss of Miles City, Mont.
Mr.. Jauss expected to visit here fol-
some time.
!, Henry Brown, accompanied by Mrs
j. P. Berringer and her daughter, Mrs
Clifford Smith, who is visiting hero
from Beach, autoed out to the Man.
ming country on Wednesday to make
some fall collections for the Berringel
meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson anG
daughters, Misses Ruth and Liela
and son, George, passed through
Dickinson via auto On Tuesday en-
route to their home at Glen Ullir
after an absence Of ten days in the
Yellowstone National Park. Mr.
Nelson is a member Of the Barnes &
Nelson firm, which is doing a big
mercantile business at Glen Ullin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Peterson and
family returned Wednesday from
Lake Bemidji, MIMI, where they
spent nearly three months the past
summer. At Grand Forks they were
joined by Mr.. Pederson's niece, Miss
Anna Peterson, who will be a guest
at the Peterson home for about six
weeks. During the absence of the
Peterson family, Mrs. Pederson's
nieces, Misses Rose Heckel and Anna
Freer, had charge of the house.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26

The contract is now under way for
the new Lefor school building, which
will be 3Ox50 feet in size, two rooms.
The completed building will cost
$4,000.
Mrs. Mary McGillivray leaves to-
day (Friday) for a visit with relatives
in Michigan. She expects. to return
to Dickinson before leaving for Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
The new German Catholic church at
Hirschville is now under construction.
The building will cost about $4,000
and will be one of the handsomest
country churches in this section of
the state.
Paul Wagner, eight miles south of
Gladstone, unloaded a new Case
threshing rig last week, purchased
from Bayer & Lob at Gladstone. The
separator is 1854 inches, and the
engine a 20-45 horse power kerosene
burner.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26
RETURNING GUARDSMEN MAY
HAVE RAILWAY FARE PAID

Governor l.. B. Hanna is taking
steps to see if it is possible for the
boys who will be relieved of duty to
attend the North Dakota University
to be furnished transportation from
the border to their homes. He has
taken the matter up with the war
department. When men have been e
lieved upon application they have been
forced to pay their fare home. Presi-
dent McVey CT the University took
the mater up with Governor Hanna,
who laid the situation of the students
release before Col. j. H. Frame of the
First North Dakota regiment.
The guardSmen who desire to re-
turn to school probably will be re-
lieved of duty September l, 1916, I'M
less the mili.cry situation becomes
more acute than it is now.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. John Thielen of Lefor made a
shopping trip to Dickinson on Mon
day.
August Vail Of Catlin, N. D., was
in Dickinson last Saturday getting
dental work done.
Otto Wick, cashier in one of the
Manning banks, autoed in on a bust
ness trip on Wednesday,.
Emil Stransky, a prosperous farm
er residing eight miles Southwest of
the city, is the owner of a new Buick
"Six.""
Nick Anton, nine miles south of
Gladstone, is building a handsome
new barn on his farm, 32x60 feet
in size.
Laudy wanna, salesman at the
Lish hardware store, has invested in
a new Oakland, "Six" automobile
purchased from Berringer & Petricka.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Rev. Chas. F. Sewrcy, field secre-
tary for Fargo College, will conduct
public worship at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning next, at
II a. m. No evening service. Mr..
Sewrey is one of the leading pulpit
speakers of the state and all who can
should hear him.
The Dickinson press., 1916-08-26

needed for the cattle the coming
winter. The boys are branding about
60 fine calves this season and will
have a large shipment Of top notch
beef cattle in the fall. They are
working hard and have something to
show for their efforts.