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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

3 az.
Deeds Isl i 3.1 /. !. II. Sc il $40
Free Press Printing Co,
ii pencils for Co. Apditor .l$ S
Free Press Printing Co,
blanks for Co. officers .5 S4.s
Free Press Printing Co.,
blanks and supplies for
Co. officers x. As. 36.7
Free Press Printing Co.
Deed Record for Reg. Of
Free Press Printing Co,
1916 Tax lists .s.aa.5 54sla 1910
e.. =. stevens, typeWrlting
paper for Clerk of Court ~
John 2. Mattson. publishing
notice of hearing 81
John E. Mattson, publishing
County Board proceedings,
Mar. z, 1915 81
g. -. Tullar, stamped en-
velopes for Reg. Of Deeds 1887
G. - Stevens, primary bal
lots ..i Il. 2so.4
lCrookston Times Printing
Co, eraser filters for Reg. #
of Deeds 10
a. G. Swandby, copy Of Au-
| ditor's delinquent 1914 tax
Torpical Paint & Oil CO..
floorkote for court house g.
Erving E. Quist, Co. Sur
| vevor preparing report on
subdivision of Mud Lake 1925
Geo. B. Wray Co., supplies
for court house =. 1e.(
David Johnson, expenses in
Cured while in office ;. 11s.t
G. A. Sustad. two days on
| County Canvassing Board,
Primary election 60
Elizabeth Rankin, expenses
paid out while visiting
- SCHOOLS 80. !. "a
w. O. Braggans, justice fee
| III case Of ST. VS.. Lincoln
| blake 81
w. Q. Braggans, justice fee
drawing grand and petit
| Jurors 5I.. ... .ls 8 {
| cards and printing for Co. 81
Treas. !. 15.1
John Anderson, rebuilding
| desks ....$t.. as 4.(
| Sidney Anderson, extra IAN
itor work during Farm
ers' Short Course . lax
John Allen, procuring
urinary election ballots,
! COmstock II
Chas Holmgren, procuring
primary election ballots,
Mud Lake !. Il
Abel Anderson. procuring
urinary election ballots,
West Valley 81
John Halvorson, procuring
primary election ballots,
New SOlum IT,
Aug. Low, procuring prim-
airy election ballots, Eagle
5iolHC o.. -, 9
| Nels p. MUCOUS, procuring
primary election ballots,
ROLLS }E.. $50. II
| Ralf Tandberg, procuring
primary election ballots,
! Marsh Grove J. 81
4. N. Prestegard, procuring
primary election ballots,
! Veldt @ S.:
Lars c. Nilsson. procuring
| primary election ballots,
Lincoln 800. . 81
~ A. Brekke, procuring
| primary election ballots.
Village of Argyle l.
M. =. Warner, procuring
primary election ballots,
! 5 McCrea -. .
n. skaug. procuring prim-
airy election ballots, New
~. - ' oluen .....ss.. a$.8. IL
Peter Anderson, carrying
primary election ballots,
Foldahl ...g.. >.
Fl. M. scovell, procuring
| primary election ballots,
! Whiteford 8. 3,
p. NJ. Evans, procuring
general election ballots.
1914, Spruce Valley Z. l.!
n. J. sundberg, procuring
primary election ballots.
East Park
Henry sustad. carrying
primary nary election returns,
vihlns l.
John S. Bjorgaard, procur-
ing primary election bal
| E lots, Alma =. 8
John Q. Haugen, procuring
primary election ballots,
Foldahl 80
w. N. Powell, procuring
primary election ballots,
City of Warren /:
Victor M. Johnson, procur-
ing primary election bal
lots, Boxville 1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
official Proceedings Of the County
Board, Marshall County,
Minnesota.

County Auditor of said County, who
served the said notice upon each of
the Clerks of said districts affected
thereby, and by the affidavit of the
publisher of said newspaper in which
the same was 50 published, respect
lively;
And Whereas, At the session of
said County Board commencing on
said 4th day Of April, A. d. 1916. said
petition was publicly read and con
sidered and arguments Of all per-
sons interested therein for and against
the organization of said proposed new
district duly heard and considered:
It is Hereby Ordered and Determine
led, That said petition be granted and
the following described territory to-
wit: Sections l, 2, 8, 4, 9, 10, II, -.
13, II, Is, and 16, Twp. 1856 Range
~. and Section So, Twp. 157, Range
ganized and constituted a school dis
trict, and shall be hereafter designat-
ed and known as Common School
Dist. No. 1853, Of the County Of
Marshall, State Of Minnesota.
| 1t is Further Ordered and Deter
mined, That the 9Th day of May A. D.
1916 at o'clock in the afternoon at
the house Of Svenke G. Svenkeson in
Section II in the Town of East Val
ley, IN Sdlu district pc ana the same
is hereby fixed as the time and place
when and where the first meeting of
the electors of said district who are
qualified to vote at school meetings,
will be held to organize said district,
and that the County Auditor cause ten
days posted notice to be given of the
time and place of such meeting as
required by law. The County Audi
tor will mail to the clerk of each of
the districts affected by this order
| a true copy hereof.
The Boards find that there is
S1,06S.52 in the treasury Of School
District No. So and that the money
be divided as follows: to School
District No. So, the sum of $685.,
and to- the School District No. 1853, the
sum of $4,000 I
By order of the County Board Of
Marshall County, Minnesota.
A. O. FLADELAND,
Attest: Chairman of Board,
"A. G. Lundgren,
County Auditor of said Mar
shall County, Minnesota.
(Auditor's SeaD. n@
Dated this 4th day of April, 1915.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
airy election returns,

airy election returns,
Fred Cuno, carrying prim-
airy election returns, Val
M ley
John Graff, CARRYING prim-
airy election returns, Moy
J. 4. Russell, carrying
primary election returns,
S. Q. Hoff, carrying prim-
airy election returns.
Huntly +. ;.i.
Floyd Daniels. carrying
primary election returns,
Village Of Argyle g.
Hans G. Hanson, boarding
prisoner for March II.
Carl T. Adolphson, two
days County Canvassing
Board, Primary election.
Chas Boman, two days Co
unity Canvassing Board,
Primary election 8.
Geo. T. Hamery, services
and expenses as ASST
Eng, County Ditch No. %
Hans c.. Hanson. posting
ditch notices, Co. Ditch
No. rs g.
Marshall Co. Banner. notice
to contra actors
On motion adjourned to 2
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Adjourned meeting of the County
Board April4th 1916 Meeting called
to order by the Chairman at 10
O'clock A. M. All members present. :
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

| On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed as follows:
O. G. Gunderson, procuring
primary election ballots
Stephen ... 5 12O
l. Arness. procuring prim-
airy election ballots, Fork 259
Chas. J. Berg, procuring
primary election ballots
Thief Lake ;. =. 49, $50
John Dahlquist, procuring
primary election ballots
WarrentOn 2.2O
Math NJ. Hanson, procuring
primary election ballots
Tamarac $50. ..s.. 1.6O
G. E. Gibson, procuring
primary election ballots
New Maine :. :. ;. $50
Fred A. Johnson, procuring
primary election ballots
Nelson Park j.. 800
John Gratzek, procuring
primary election ballots
Wright :. ). ;. $40
o. A. Rambeck, procuring
primary elections ballots
t. Grand Plain :. 100
Torger Hagen, procuring
primary election ballots
Village of Middle River 10
T. B. Folden, procuring
primary election ballots,
Holt - $50. 200
Bernhard. Anderson. carry
ing election returns,
Thief Lake -. ~. 2.48.
Aaron E. Pierson. procuring
primary election ballots,
Moose River !. !. -. 200.
c. r. Lewis, procuring
primary election ballots,
EckVoll ..#.. 200
{ q mr. 011V >i1oar r . -
primary election ballots,
CEDAR .... ~. Ito
J. A. Serum, procuring
primary election ballots,
East Valley .... 200
John Whitman, procuring
primary election ballots,
3 Excel ... 2.60
Edwin H. Olson, procuring IA
/ primary naa' election ballots.
Otto Hohle. procuring prim-
airy election ballots, Val
81 ley $500. $3.50. i. -. 100
Carl w Roduuist, procuring
primary election ballots,
vega .sa.. 1876
r. NJ. Evans. III procuring
primary election ballots,
Spruce Valley ..z#.5. 1.8O
Torald ThOraldson, procur-
ast NIB primary elect1On pal #.s,saSSt5
lois, Agdar 81. $50
H. Hopper, Jr., procuring
primary election ballots,
IS Augsburg z. $40
M J. Swanson, procuring
primary election ballots,
Big Woods ESQ
P. E. Stitch, carrying prim-
airy election returns,
Tamarac ... Y. 1.4ol
Peter Johnson. carrying
primary election returns.
Eagle Point q. 2.40
"A. B. Isaacson. carrying
primary election returns,
Augsburg $40
P. 0. Reierson, carrying
primary election returns,
Village Of Holt 1.76
a. G. Johr, carrying prim-
ary election returns, East
John 1 skurdahi, carrying IT.
Il primary election returns.
Boxville ..l. ..l.' $50
lgnazy Zakrzewski, carry.
ing primary election re
turns Wright Z. 1.42I
9. TorkilsOn, carrying prim-
airy election returns, Mel III
son Park ". u I. f s. I. !. 8is col
3. N. Evans, procuring 81
primary election ballots,
1914. Spruce Valley q. i. /. 80
Shas. Strandberg, carrying
primary election returns,
[ Bloomer !. !. a. . !. .3.9. 81 81 350oI
John "a. Lundquist, carry
q Ing primary election re-
ii turns, Wanger . !. ~. 33i 3. 8
Amund Johnson, carrying M
primary election returns,
@ Grand Plain . j. Jesse cyl
). j. Stevenson, carrying
primar ~ election returns,
leo. Fastburne carrying
primaEy election returns.
AFdTkeT9 /. 49,. 1. IL toll
Z . swanson, carrying
primary election returns,
Big Woods q. ]. 4. III Z. U q sSs Il e
k1nv VUiv,s ~. x,,..,,l. y. "a
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April 9Th. 1916, board reconvened
All members present.

Depository bonds of Farmers State
Bank of Radium, Citizens State Bank
OF Oslo, State Bank of Viking, State
Rank of Warren, and Farmers State
Bank OF Alvarado was on motion APP
proved
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Application of Erick A. Welin fo1.
refundment of taxes on moneys and
credits in the Town of Alma was on
notion recommended to Minnesota
Tax Commission for their approval.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Application of Nils p Mugaas for
refundment Of taxes on Personal
property to Town of ROLLS was on
motion recomm ended to Minnesota
Tax Commission for their approval.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Petition Of Mons Lindvick to he
set off from School District No 1871
to school district No. 81 was on mo-
| ton rejected
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Petition of d. A. Rake to be SET
off from school District No 157 tc
School District No. 81 was on motion
rejected. III.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

Petition of Peter Verbout to be sci
off from School District No. 81 tc
School District No. hearing granted
May 9th, 1916 at p M.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

On motion adjourned to April 5th
1916 at 8 o'clock A. M.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

On motion the following bills were
Ia'udited and allowed: If. .s
Louis +. Y Dow Co. blanks
| for Co. II Audit or I. !. y. !. MI 3tss
Fritz y Cross Co., blanks for 'iS8
Judge of Probate y. . !. .6t
Rimrlball Storer Co., blanks s5
and u supplies for Count
officers ]. 14:57
Mill err - Davis Co, stencil IA 5s.i En- 5s3
paper. supt. Of Schools !. .558 Uni !. So
Miller Nj Davis Co, type
writer paper for Reg Of
|, I, leeds . $50
| Miller Davis Co, stencil Hi
paper for Supt. Of Schools 2.5s
Miller Davis Co. blanks #s s8
and upplies for County
nj Auditor II .5 .$s# I. 81. ~ a
Miller Davis Co, primary
election blanks and sup
Geo Barnard IL co. b, '''''
Mtge. Record for Reg. 81 sHs5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19

The board proceeded to open bids
for road drags; six bids were on ME-
The LYLE Corrugated Culvert Co. be-
ing the lowest bid was on motion &C
cepted.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
NO MORE MAGAZINES

The News regrets very much to
announce that there will be no fur
Their issues Of the "Semi=monthly
Magazine" section to this paper. The
admittanee Of the magazine 10 the
mails as second class mail matter
has been under the investigation OF
the Post0ffiee Department for. some
time, and fore part nf the week
their findings were received at the
lcaal pest office. Under their find
inss 1t will be impossible to Use the
magazine in connection With the
publication Of The News, as the de
pafent ut viii mt permit fasfsa-
zine to be mailed.
Tie statute bearing directly en- lie
MAGAZINE, as quoted by the Post OF
flee Department follows:
provided however. That nothing
her siu contained shall be construed
las % admit - the sec0ud-class rate
GUAR publications des gaed primar-
lY Ter ADVERTISING purposes, er fer
free ciculation, or for circulation at
Inoninal rates. -
TIE Post Office Department holds
nat tire magazine section comes IN
d + me Jurisdiction ez=the above STAT
ute. and is not mailable under sec
ond class rate. The department also
holds that the magazine eannot be
regarded as an integral part Of The
Springdale News and copies Of that
paper containing the same cannot
be accepted fer mailing At tie sec
ond class rate Of publication. :
The News regrets this very much,
and would like very much to contin-
ne the magazine along with our publ
cation. but under the above ruling, il
lis impossible
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
OBITUARY.

The death angel visited our COM
maaity and bore away en- its wings
to that realm above, the soul of our
beloved brother. NJ. D Lewis. He
was born November %, 1892, died
December -, 1919. BY his death
the wife has lost a loving, devoted
companion, the sens a kind father.
He Joined the Valley Grove Baptist
Church in 1873, was one Of the dea-
cons, and was always faithful in at
tendance. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. D. L. Hood.
Blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord. from henceforth, yea saith
the spirit, that they may rest from
their labors, and their works do fol
low them Rev. t4:13.
Written by the Clerk Mile Hood.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
DOUBLE SPRINGS.

George Strange and family are al
SO Texas bound in the next few
days.
Mrs. Alice Terhune and sons L. S.
and Reayes moved to Cave Springs
last week that the boys may attend
school at that place.
The Flanagan Grocery Store and
the Postoffice building at Pennington
We're destroyed by fire late Sunday
night. Nothing was saved.
Mrs Mary Thurman of Prairie
Grove spent the week end with his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
u. Swagerty, last week, returning
home Sunday.
J. c. Marshall, of Springfield, No.,
was in this and the Savoy neighbor-
hood last week visiting relatives and
his mother who has been III for sew
eral months.
DIR. Bachelor, of Pennington made
a call late Friday night to the home
of Mr.. ". Cu1lander To wait on Mrs.
GullaHder. WHO was taken Ill sudden
u. She is some better At this writ
ing.
W 5. Davis Of his place took a
sudden notion to 90 70 Texas few
days aeo and WI lease n about
three weeks. ThAy s4i1k perhaps
the chance VII Re beneficial 10 Mrs.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
LEE DAVIS WILL WIN

Reports have been received from
practically every township i'll Wash
ington county with reference 10 the
race for County Treasurer; and all
indications point to the election of
Lee Davis. of this place In some
townships. some Of the other candi-
dates are in tie lead, but in most
every township Davis IS mentioned
as a possible contender. There can
be no better Indications Of lis Hiti=
mate success than that=It=fs con
coded that he Will carry this town
ship. Springdale, by splendid ma
jority and that he will carry Elm
Springs. in like manner.
With a heavy lead gained in the
two townships he goes cut over the
county. into the home townships Of
his opponents with lead that viii
be hard to overcome i'm a seven man
race In the home townships Of the
other candidates. men well posted
on the situation state that Davis
win be second. This is a good in
diaation Of his winning None of
The best posted politi ians Of the
county, who have studied conditions
for years. will say that Davis is not
in the race; all coneede him 20 be an
important factor.
Davis has made a hard campaign.
He has been in every township in
the county. and has made friends
in every one. These friends are en-
thusiastic supporters, and he is re-
ceieing information from them every
day that makes him feel sure of nom
nation Considering the treasurer S
race from every angle Lee Davis
will be winner March 29th. He
starts from the second largest town
ship IN the county; and that being
his home township and in which he
will be accorded a handsome vote;
secondly; his home township has
only one other candidate in the
large list: while Prairie township,
in which Fayetteville is located has
eighteen candidates for the various
offices. this feature alone will be
worth many. many votes TO Lee Da-
Wis Lastly. he is qualified 10 fill
the office Ire seeks: he IS a young
man: he is a businass man; he is a
religious man. and has made his cam
paign free and Hntrammeied. by keep
ing himself elear of entanglins al
liapees with other candidates and
their races.
Lee Davis will win.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
eRouGh IN ROGERS

large crowd Of Washington
county people greeted DIR. G. II.
Brough when he spoke in Rogers
Monday night The special train
from Fayetteville. consisting of eight
coaches was loaded. standing room
being at a premium. large number
OF University students. both male and
female, supporters OF DR.. Brough
made the trip Various estimates
have been placed on the crowd but
conservatively, 5000 people assembled
TO hear him; of this number 1900
came from Wash ington county. Quite
a number from Spriugdale and Fay
etteyi lille, and other Washington eoun-
ty points drove through in their ears.
DR. Brough deYiated very little from
his usual campaign address. except
to comment on local conditions in
Benton county. He was heard very
attentiyely. and made a good impress
sion on his hearers. \ large street
parade was held Immediately after
the arrival Of the special train over
the X. c. & NJ, in which four bands
participated: two bands from Fay.
etteyflle, the BentonyilIe band. and
the Rogers and Pea Ridge bands
combined Dr. Bropqh spoke in the
open air, and his hearers were com
PEELED 70 stand throughout almost
the entire address. in order to be
near the platform, bnt many ef them
did this. The large platform. used
fer shipping purposes. IN front
of the Commercial Hotel was
the scene of the speaiag. and Il
large number of folding chairs We're
arranged on the platform where the
Fayetteville delegation was seated
The platform bore a large plaeald
Fayetteville, Brough's home town.
Strong there. strong everywhere
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
OAKLAND

r. A. Milhkan has been very sick
the last week with pneumonia.
Mrs Frank Mitchell who is sick
with pneumonia, is improving.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bird.
Wednesday the 18th, l012 pound
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Doekery, who have
been to Webb City. Mo. for a few
months have returned home.
Ed. T. l.. Johnson filled his regu-
lar appointment at this place and the
services We're all we'll attended
Mrs. Bernice and Miss Lottie
Ivey took the teachers examination
Thursday and Friday at Fayette-
vile.
DR.. Christian was called to Mr.
Fausett's last week to see little
Fred who is very sick with the
thresh.
+. a. Graae had very bad luck
last Saturday evening, mule
kicked him in the face and he has
been suffering with severe pains.
DR.. Walker was called to John
Potser's to see his son, who has been
troubled with epilepsy since infancy
and is in a very critical condition
Blue Eyes.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24

AN APOLOGY.

The editor feels that the readers
of The News are due an apology
this week for the small amount OF
reading matter contained in this is
sue. We are crowded with political
advertising, which is of very little
interest except TO readers in the state
Of Arkansas, and then only to the
voters. We are also carrying this
week an unusual amount of local ad-
vertising. This is interesting read
ing to all our subscribers. From a
financial standpoint this issue is a
dandy; but from the readers view
point we feel that they will miss
many of the interesting items we
try to give them each week.
This issue is the last one before
the primary and consequently we are
carrying the last of the advertising
of the various candidates. Next week
we will get back to normal, and will
give you the usual interesting paper,
fun of correspondence, and local
news
Bear with us this week, ard Vel
be back again in full force next
week
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24

The students of the Springdale
High School will present play en-
titled a Football Romance" at the
Auditorium on Friday night, March
18th.
The purpose of this play Is 70
help pay for the we'll which Was drill
ed last summer ut the High School
For a number of years the High
School has been without supply Of
water. the old we'll being useless.
On account of the present financial
condition Of the district the Board
wis unable TO go o the expense. and
Prof. Banta on his own responsibility
had the we'll drilled There is a bal
ance of $lo0 due ON the well, and the
purpose of the High School play IS
to help meet this obligation Every
body patronize this entertainment
and help the school.
The High School Orchestra and
Octette which received such praise
at the Monday night concert Will
furnish the music for the evening.
Following is the east Of characters
A Football Romance.
Malcolm Thorndye- Will Croft.
Mrs. Susanna Thorndye teVeldine
Brodie
Eleanor Thorndyke BerniQe llougt
Roland Underwood Percy Kirwin
f,,,,t D.v;1 r,.,h,,, fl,-9a ~, ,v,,, =,
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
GOSHEN.

DIR. Swift and son Jack, of Elkins,
were in town Tuesday.
Little Robert Davis has been quite
sick for the past week.
Rev Barry preached at the Bap-
list Church Sunday night.
I'd Phillips went up 70 Rogers Sun
day on business.
Uncle John Clark was over from
springdale last week visiting with
relatives
Mr.. ard Mrs. Elmer Smith left
Friday for California 10 make their
future home
Earl Oxford and family of Wvman
spent Monday night with his sister
Mrs. Lula Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clarke and little
Miss Thelma visited Mrs. Clark $ par
ents over near johnson last week.
Mrs. Earl Walker and little son
Of Braden visited her parents Col.
and Mrs. Phillips Thursday.
EIery shipley and family attended
the funeral of his sister-inslaw. Mrs.
Will Dennis at Farmer Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Clark returned home
last week from Salem, where she
has been teaching for several months.
Rev Lierly preached at the Bap-
fist Church Saturday night and
Sunday He left another appoint
ment for the second Sunday in April,
also Saturday night before.
Sunday School was organized at
the Baptist Church last Sunday. Be
glad TO have everyone come out next
Sunday at 2:S0 p m. and help to
have an interesting Sunday School.
Gypsy
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-03-24
HICKORY GROVE

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Percy sand
lain. Feb y, daughter.
Mrs. Edna Brasheafs is clerking
for Clark and Fitch at efifty.
Virgil and Harry fBuddlet Vaughn,
left for Kansas last week to=seek
their fortunes.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gleye Ford.
March 3, a daughter but the little
one only lived a few days.
Carl Phillips. Who left here last
summer Is in 4 hospital in Los Ane=
aIas, Calf, suffering from hemor-
rage of the lungs. lie viii 20 TO
Arizona as soon as He IS able 70
leave he hospital.
Amos Stafford has bought an in
terest in the store at cfifty, and VII
move MS family to Cfifty soon and
will take charge Of half interest
formerly belonging 70 his brother
Pete Stafford, deceased.
Mrs. II. Iud.e. vao 0.es strieks
en- With paralysis several months ae9
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