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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-17
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD
Diocesan Correspondent Rev. A 8.
Preusser, the Cathedral, st. Cloud.

ST. Cloud: The Right Reverend Jo-
seph r. Busch officiated at the Pom
tifical High Mass said in the Cathedral
at 10 o'clock Pentecost Sunday. The
Rev. James A. Byrnes of the st. Paul
Seminary preached a very impressive
sermon, appropriate to the occasion.
A two-weeks' mission, conducted by
the Rev. Fathers Elskamp and Jordan
from Prairie du Chen in st. Mary
parish, was brought to solemn close
Sunday evening. The Ri. Rev. Bishop
honored the occasion with his pres
ence.
Trinity Sunday, June Is, will be a
memorable day for four young levites
who were raised to the dignity of the
priesthood during the course of the
present week, for on this day they will
celebrate their first Holy Mass. The
new Presbyters are: The Rev. ].
Wildenborg, child of the Cathedral
parish. st. Cloud, who was ordained
.at st. Johns College, Collegeville, last
Wednesday; the Rev. Joseph Wolter,
who after leaving the parochial school
of st. Boniface at Melrose, Mimi, en-
tered the Josephinum College at
Columbus, Ohio, where he was or
dained Pentecost Monday, June u; the
Rev. Frank ]. First, from ST. Stanis.
laus parish, st. Paul, and the Rev.
Frank M. Bialka, from Gilman, Mimi,
both of whom we're ordained at st.
Johns College last Wednesday, June
IA.
Eden Valley: On Monday after
noon, June II, the Rt Rev. Joseph F.
Busch administered the Sacrament of
Confirmation to a large class i'll the
Assumption parish. The Rev. r. j.
Pfeiffer has charge of this most excel
lent parish.
St. Johns Abbey: Tuesday morn
ing, June 13, the Rt. Rev. Jos. F. Busch
gave minor orders to a number of SEM
inarians. In the afternoon he motored
to Avon, where he administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to a well.
prepared class, whence he returned to
the abbey in the evening. Wednesday
June IA, he conferred the Sacrament
of Holy Orders on eight young men,
who for IL long years had prepared
themselves for their exalted calling.
Little Falls: The new st. Gabriels
Hospital, which has been erected
by the Sisters Of st. Francis, was
formally dedicated June Is. The Rt
Rev. JOS. f. Busch presided at the
ceremony The hospital is a three
story fire-proof structure, and thor
oughly modern in every respect.
Kent: The Right Reverend Bishop
Trobec will officiate at the cornerstone
laying of the Church of st. Thomas, oil
which Rev j. A. Schritz is pastor, on
Sunday, June IS. The church will be
brick structure with concrete base
ment costing, when completed, about
$4,000.
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH

Chisholm: Rev. John Jershe, who
was ordained at st. Johns University,
Collegeville, Mimi, on June IA, will
celebrate his first Mass in the Church
of st. Joseph on Sunday June IS. The
Rev. John C. Gruden of st. Paul Semi
nary, st. Paul, will preach a sermon
in the Slovenian language, and Rev.
Philip Kiley of the Sacred Heart Ca
thedral, Duluth, will preach the Eng
lish sermon.
At the eight O'Clock Mass on the
same day the new pipe organ recently
installed will be blessed with appro-
pirate ceremony. The organ was pur-
chased from Schafer and Sons, Schles-
ingerville, Wis, at a cost of $2,250.
Brainerd:. The Right Reverend
Bishop McGolrick of Duluth, admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation
to $50 children in the Church of st.
Francis on Wednesday afternoon, June
7. He was assisted by the Rev. j. J.
O'Mahoney, pastor of the parish, Rev.
p. j. LydOn OF Duluth, Rev. =. j. Ryan
of Carlton, and Rev. John Cream, as
sistant at the Church of st. Francis.
CIoquet: The feast of st. John the
Baptist will be celebrated on Sunday,
June %, under the auspices of the La
fayette Club, assisted by the French
Naturalization Club and st. John the
Baptist Society of Duluth. Mass will
be celebrated in the Church of Our
Lady of the Sacred Heart and after
the services meeting will be held in
Pinehurst Park where addresses will
be delivered by the Rev. Elias Lemire,
assistant pastor of the parish, Mayor
Dixon and Dr. Brunei. The rest of
the day will be given over to games
and sports and a picnic dinner.
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DIOCESE OF LEAD

Lead: The Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler presided at the commencement
exercises of st. Clara College, Sinsin-
ava, Wis, on Thursday forenoon, June
Is, presented the diplomas and other
awards to the graduates and delivered
the address.
The annual convention of the
Knights of Columbus of South Dakota
held it's sessions at Lead on Monday,
June Il. Delegates from all the
councils in the State were in attend
ance Much important business was
transacted and Milbank was chosen
as the place of next years convention.
The delegates passed resolutions
pledging the loyalty of the Order to
the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler of
Lead and the Right Reverend Bishop
O'Gorman of Sioux Falls, and assured
them of it's support and cooperation
in all that will contribute to the adj
vancement of religion throughout the
State.
On Sunday seventy-fve candidates
were admitted to membership in the
local Council. The candidates, mem
bers and delegates, to the number of
three hundred, assembled at the club
rooms and marched in procession to
the Pro-Cathedral of st. Patrick where
Solemn High Mass was celebrated by
the pastor, Rev 7. ]. Mccarthy, as
sisted by Rev q. Goesselin as deacon,
and Rev. John Novak as subdeacon.
The sermon was preached by the
Right Reverend Bishop LAWYER who
placed before them the high ideals of
Catholic citizenship and exhorted
them to be worthy of the best tradi-
tions of their Catholic ancestors in
this country.
ST. onee: The Rev q. Gcesselin.
chaplain of st. Joseph's Hospital and
Training School for Nurses. Dead
wood, has been appointed pastor of
the parish of st. Onge where the neo-
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DIOCESE OF SUPERIOR

Superior: On Pentecost Sunday,
the Right Reverend Bishop Koudelka
pontificated at the late Mass in the
Cathedral and in the afternoon admin
istered the Sacrament of Confirmation
to a large class. Next Sunday he will
deliver the principal address on the
occasion Of the dedication of st. Pro-
copius College, Lisle, Ill.
Hawkins: Bishop Koudelka dedicat-
ed the Polish Church of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help on Monday, May 80.
The Catholic Church Extension Soci-
ETY. contributed the sum of $500
towards the erection of the church
which is attended as mission by the
Rev. S. Topolski of Weyerhauser,
Wis. Bishop Koudelka also confirm
ed class on this occasion and ad-
ministered the Sacrament at ingram,
Catawba and kinnan, on the follow
ing days.
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The Bishop delivered an address in

The Bishop delivered an address in
French.
Argyle: The Bishop laid the cor
ner stone of the new brick church of
Argyle last Tuesday. Many people
from the surrounding district gathered
to witness the ceremonies. Solemn
High Mass was celebrated by Rev.
J. P. Funk, assisted by Revs. j. Fral-
ing and A. Beaulieu as deacon and sub
deacon and Rev. S. Beaulieu as master
of ceremonies. In the ceremonies of
the laying of the corner stone, the Rt
Rev. Bishop was assisted by Revs. j.
Wurm and Adolph Dingmann, o. S. B.,
as deacon and subdeacon, and Rev. M.
Dufault as master of ceremonies. The
women of the parish served dinner in
the city hall. The new English-speak-
ing church of Argyle is rapidly ap-
preaching completion under the direc-
ton of Father Fraling of Stephen.
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CRET|N HIGH SCHOOL

Commencement date mas been
changed from Sunday, June Is, to
Tuesday, June 90 The exercises will
begin at the Cathedral Auditorium at
8 o'clock. The Most Reverend Arch
bishop will preside and will address
the So graduates.
Thirteen parishes were represented
at the scholarship examinations held
at Cretin on Saturday, June 10.
John MOrrissey of ST. Luke's won
first honors. He will be rewarded with
a scholarship to the four-year college
preparatory course. Rudolph Hoff-
mann of the Assumption, and Bernard
Mulligan of the Cathedral, took second
and third places, respectively. A one
year scholarship to either the college
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DIOCESE OF FARGO
Diocesan Correspondents Rev. v. J
Ryan, sos Broadway, Fargo. N. D.

Ordinations: st. Mary's Cathedral,
June 10, by Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Reilly.
Ordinate: Revs. A. Jende, M. A. Nc
Hale, S. Cullen, all completed course
at st. Paul Seminary. Assistants to
Bishop: Very Rev. John Baker, V. e.,
and Rt Rev J. A. Lemieux; % priests
present in sanctuary for the imposition
of hands. Following the ordination
Mass blessing given individually to
clergy and people present by the or
dinati and two other newly ordained
priests, Rev. VIM. Mulloy and John
O'Neill. Rev. NJ. A. McHale said first
Holy Mass at st. Johns Hospital We'd
nesday morning, June Il; Rev. S. Cul-
len said first Solemn High Mass in
Jersey City, n. j., and Rev. A. Jende
in Church of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, Reynolds, N. D.
Fargo: The closing exercises of
Sacred Heart Academy took place on
Tuesday, June 10. The Right Rever-
end Bishop O'Reilly presided, con-
ferred the graduating diplomas and
medals, and delivered the address.
Grafton: Rev. VIM. Mulloy was or
dained to the priesthood by Rt. Rev.
Bishop O'Reilly, Wednesday, June 8.
fourteen diocesan priests were present
for the imposition of hands.
Oriska: A weeks mission will open
Sunday, June %. Mission conducted
by Rev. E. j. Eckert, o. p, of Holy
Rosary parish, Minneapolis.
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A SAINTS LETTER
PRESENTED TO ST. CHARLES
BoRRoMEo SEMINARY.

At sale of rare books and manu-
scripts in Philadelphia recently let
ter of ST. Charles Borromeo dated
March 4, 1870, addressed to the Bishop
of Bergamo and relating to the entry of
seminarians into the priesthood, was
purchased by the Right Rev. Mon
signor Henry T. Drumgoole, LII. D.,
for the Seminary of st. Charles Bor-
romeo, Overlook, Pa.
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DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS

Garretson: Forty Hours Devotion
opened in the Church of st. Rose on
Sunday, June 4, and closed the follow
ing Tuesday. The pastor, Right Rev
erend Mgr. Nolan, was assisted by
Mgr. Flynn, V. c., of Madison, who
preached on Sunday morning, Father
Stecher of Howard, who preached on
Monday, and Father Salmon of Elk
Point, who preached on Tuesday.
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HONORARY CANON
FATHER VERHEIJEN APPOINTED
TO CATHEDRAL CHAPTER
OF UTRECHT.

A recent cablegram announces the
appointment of the Rev. Joseph Burg
graft Verheijen, J. u. D., chaplain of
st. Francis Hospital, New York, as
honorary canon of the Cathedral Chap
ter of the Archdiocese of Utrecht in
the Netherlands. 1t is believed this
honor has been conferred in recogni-
ton of Father Verheijens contribu-
tions to the ecclesiastical literature CT
his mother tongue.
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Crookston: Last Sunday the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation was administered
in the Cathedral after High Mass. A
number of children made their Solemn
Communion in the morning and re-
newed their baptismaI VOWS in the
evening.
st. Joseph's Academy closed the
scholastic year on last Tuesday even
ing with a program rejecting much
credit on both teachers and pupils.
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DIOCESE OF WINONA

Winona: The Rev. John J. Steger
of Canton, Mimi, was ordained to the
priesthood by the Right Reverend
Bishop Heffron at St. Mary's College
on Saturday morning, June 10. He
celebrated his first Mass on Tuesday
of this week in his home parish.
The annual retreat for the clergy
will open in St. Mary's College on
Monday evening, June 10 and close the
following Friday morning. 1t will be
made under the direction of the Right
Reverend Bishop Busch of ST. Cloud.
The baccalaureate address to the
graduates of the Cathedral High
School for girls, was given by the
Rev. Francis M. Kelly of ST. Marys
College, i'm the Pro-Cathedral of st.
Thomas on Sunday evening, June II,
and the commencement exercises were
held in the Cotter High School hall on
Wednesday evening, June IA, when
nine graduates received their diplo-
mas. The address was delivered by
the Rev. P. F. O'Brien of the College
of st. Thomas, st. Paul.
The third annual commencement of
ST Marys College, took place on
Tuesday evening, June 6, when seven
teen young men received their gradu-
ating diplomas.
The Rev. w. J. Finn, Director of the
Paulist Choristers of Chicago, deliver
ed the address at the graduating ex-
ercises of the Conservatory of st. Ce-
ella on the afternoon of Monday,
June 5. On the following day the
graduates of the College of st. Clare
received their diplomas. The address
was delivered by the Rev. J. l.. O'Con-
nor of Madelia. Both institutions are
departments of the College of st. Ter
esa which is in charge of the Sisters
of st. Francis.
Mankato: The exercises of conn
mencement week for the Academy of
Our Lady of Good Counsel, under the
direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame,
began with the class play on Monday,
June r. The Alumni meeting and
banquet took place on June Is, and
the baccalaureate sermon was preach
ed at the High Mass the following
morning. The graduation exercises
took place on Friday evening, June 16.
Simpson,: The annual election of
officers of the Father Mathew Total
Abstinence Society of St. Bridget's
parish was held on June 4, when the
following were reelected: Spiritual
Director, Rev. s. j. Condron; Presi-
dent, Walter J. Kennedy; Vice Presi-
dent, M. G. O'Neill; Secretary, Miss
Lillian Griffin; Treasurer, Arthur KEEL
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DIOCESE OF BISMARCK

Mandan: The State Convention of
the German Catholic societies of North
Dakota will be held at Mandan on
June %. A large number of delegates
from all parts of the State and repre-
senting the different branches of the
organization will be present
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pie have agreed to erect a parochial
residence and church
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DIOCESE OF CROOKSTON

Diocesan Correspondents Rev. Adam
Junghans. Crookston. MINI.
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Bird Island: ST. Mary's school has
just completed its first scholastic year.
The high school department was open
ed last September and progressed so
satisfactorily that it was deemed
advisable to introduce the state ex-
aminations in Latin, English, science
and mathematics. The results of
these examinations were very crafty
ing to the teachers, many of the pupils
receiving marks considerably above
the passing average. ST. Mary's was
likewise very fortunate in obtaining
four prizes in the recent Bible Picture
Contest.
The mission recently conducted by
the Dominican Fathers was most sue
cessful, many having approached the
Sacramento while others are preparing
for admission into the Church.
st. Ronifacius: On Sunday, June 4
the silver jubilee of the German Benev-
olent Society was celebrated and on
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-03-10
Forest city VI. T.. Church Notes,

Services Sunday, as follows:
Sermon nj Il u. NJ, subject How
Saved" At the conclusion of this
service will he the reception Of mem.
bcrS, ordnance Of baptism, etc. "And
the Lord added To them day by day
those that were being savcd.' Acts
2:i1. Make the surrender Tile calls
for volunteers, Come along and join
the ranks of the army.
At 1:30 the sermon subject will be,
"rhc Escape" The Lord wills that We
should make il; may He help Us all
IN this service.
Other services are the Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock; the Junior
League at $50,
We cordially invite you to all the
services of our church, and TO coop
crate with the same.
Last Sunday the Sunday school was
favored with AN address by J. ;.
l.ukens, Of Oregon, president Of our
county organization, You don't
know what you are missing when you
are away. Never miss an opportun-
ity for service is the safest rule.
Il. NJ. WETZEI., Pastor,
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Watch Moore 4 Kreek's Bar.
gain Counter for BARGAINS.

-Tarkio College Ladies' Glce Club
in Concert. at Royal Theatre, Thurs,
day, March l6, s;i5 p. m.
Glover, Timothy and Alfalfa
Seed. Inquire of
TEARE & RULEY.
--Found-A pair Of nose glasscs.
Owner can have same BY calling at
this Office and paying for this notice.
Lloyd bankers, a student of the
ST. Joseph Central High, visited last
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Dank-
ers,
DIR. Grant Meyer. of Bern. Kan,
gave us a friendly call Monday. lie
had been called here by the death oi
his mother, Mrs, Gottlieb Meyer,
which occurred on the I'd inst.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church News.

The 81. Cecilia Club, which Is the
Ladies' Glec club, of Tarkio College,
will give q concert at the Royal
Thcater, next Thursday night, March
III, at s:l5 o'clock, under the aus
piccs of the Christian Endeavor So
cicty,. This club is composed Of III
Young ladies, musical students of the
college. under the direction Of Miss
Ada Clare Lanerty, who is at the
head of the music department. They
go ON IA tour every spring and this
year will sing in both st. Joe and
Kansas City. Their concert Is of a
high order Of college music and yoi
will miss treat IL you do not hear
them. Admission % cents to every
body. Tickets are now on safe ut
Harvey Evans store. Secure your
tickets early.
The Missionary Society had a well
attended and interesting meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George Lehmer. After the
study and business hour a social
time was enjoyed and the guests par
took of delicious refreshments serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets on
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Van Bushkirk.
Services as usual next Sabbath.
Sunday school at 9:45, preaching AT
IL and 1880; Christian EndeavOr at
$3.50. Miss Roberta Emerson is the
leader; subject, "The Causes of Fail
ure in Life" Prov. l0:l-32.
7. A. CLAGETT, Pastor.
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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

There were thrty-;wo teachers talk
ing the March examination, last Fri-
dny and SATURDAY. Two hundred and
fpIty.ropr parrrs were sent to. the
state Dcpartm,nt for examination.
The syperintcndclt made a Ncr.
p'ca.nnt visit to the fortcscuc nigu
school igst Tuo.day afternoon. She
homes ail the pupiia viii taac her VT.
tie talk to heart. and do more stIdy-
ing ut nome. High school st.,dcnts
who cNpcct 10 g,t ANYTHING out Uf
their school work must pat in ut
least one or two hour. Of home wOrS
ON their studies.
A petition for consolidation has
been sent into the Office from School
districts :, \ and 10. of Holt County,
and S5 of htchison county. signed Ly
80 qualified voters. The supcrinten-
dent is spending this week visiting
the community and looking into the
matter. This territory should certain
ly make a very fine consolidated dis
tilct. and by all working together
would be able to give to its children
the very best that the town children
are getting. And why not? Under
the Buford law the country commun.
ity is at last getting some of its
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One imported hat to be
given away May 18th. I'm.
port Price. $500 Buy one
at IS 90 and get one chance.
MRS. E. A. NEThtRLAND.
oregon. 40.
Obituary.

Mrs. James y. Field died ut her
home. live miles north Of Forest City,
March .. 1915. from dropsy and heart
trouble.
Mrs. Fields maiden name was
Nancy Adelinc Smith, and she was
born near Forest City, October .,
1881. She was united In marriage 80
James Y. Field. April ~, ls,=, by
Esquire Weber. and 70 this union sc> %
cn children were born, all of whom
are living except one, namely, Strp-
thcr r., Louis IT,. Ira L.. Jessie w.,
John r.. and Mrs. Myrtle Miller.
Mrs. Field united with the Chris
tian church in 1859, aud remained u
faithful member until her death. Al.
though she has been IN poor health
for the pas, thirty years. she was al
ways found willing Ia assist others,
even though II was beyond her
strength. She was true and faith
ful mother.
BESIDES her children she leaves to
mourn her death her husband, fogr
sisters and one brother: Mrs. Zen
Fisher. Of Santa Rosa, Calf; Mr.,
Thomas Field. of Buchanan County,
NO.; Mrs. William Hamilton and
Mrs. Jennie Wallace. of Forest City,
and Fred Smith. of Manti, Utah. aud
ten grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted 10y
Rev James Anderson from the home
and intcrmcnt was in the South Beth.
cl cemetery, southeast of Mound City,
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John r. Flour. SI.70
I0I Flour, $t.65
Every sack guaranteed.
MOORE & KREEK

-Tarkio College Ladies' Glee CLUB
in Concert, at Royal Theatre, Thurs
day, March l6, S:l5 p. m.
A pie social will be given at the
White school house, Saturday even
ing, March IL. Everybody cordially
invited.
Mrs. Ida Bucher was leader for
the Y. =. s. c. F.. last Sunday even
ing, and was a splendid one. Her lit-
tie daughter, Genevieve, recited. Miss
Ellie Carroll gave us a piano solo, and
Seth Curtis, cornet solo, acc0mpan-
led on the piano by Miss Edith
Bucher. Nearly all present took part,
the subject being "The Conservation
Of Strength" Further arrangements
We're made by the social committee
for the "Tscky Party" to be given BY
the society, March 18th. '
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNDASCIIOOL
LESSON

nv = q SELLERS Nc'irg Director OF
uial School IuDtsr MuuHN liibls
.stl'utcb
U"i'tiEht 1915 western N,wsrop,r urior
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Y. +. \. Notes.

The last meeting of the alliance
was an interesting one. Mrs. VIM.
Hanna was the leader. The attend
ance was good, including many Wis
itors. Brother Roy Zachman, of
Ohio, sang solo, which was pleas
ing to hear.
All are invited to attend the next
meeting, Sunday, 200 p. m. The
topic, "'rhe Cause Of Failure in Life"
Mrs. r. c. Kunkel will be the leader.
We assure you good meeting.
II. +. Fry.
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II. A. Long, Veterinary.

--Tarkio College Ladies' Glee Club
in Concert, at Royal Theatre, Thurs
day, March l6, s;l5 p. m.
in Concert, at Royal Theatre, Thurs
day, March 10, $40 p. m,
DIR. b. G. Pierce was in st. Jo-
seph last Saturday, on business.
Nice line of Slverware at special
prices. TEARE a. RULEY.
3 per cent Money for Farm Loans.
j. q. SCHNEIDER, st. Joseph, Mo.
Gave J. Hunt is still on the sick
list; he says he just hurts all over his
anatomy.
-Alva Profit, is very sick with in
tlammatory rheumatism. DR.. Kearney
has his case well in hand.
MIR. and Mrs. c.. T.. bankers, of
Corning, visited over Sunday with
their brother, A. Q, bankers and fam
''S'
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-Tarkio College Ladies' Glee Club
in Concert, at Royal Theatre, Thurs.
day, March l6, S:l5 p. M.
-Boon County White Seed Corn.
See John +. lden, at Big Lake, OF
address him at Bigelow, Mo. Both
Phones. n
Money to Lend on Farms-Bor.
rover has option to pay part or all OF
principal at any time. Most liberal
terms ever offered. Call, write or
phone to us. Costs you nothing, saves
you money.
THE SISSON LOAN q TITLE CO.,
Ohices over Nodawsy Valley Bank,
Msryville, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-03-10
Found I,

up'to-da'e Dry Cleaning Machine
Ladies ana gents garments cleaned
and pressed. Lacecurtains a spe ,ialty
o0c per pair. ] also make all KINDS o
alterations, Satisfaction guaranteed
Call me at Dawson Campbell Clothing
store. MCDONALD.
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Evangelical Church.

There will be preaching at Nick
ellis Grove. Sunday, at II a. M, and
in Oregon in the evening. Our annual
conference will meet next week in
Holton, Kansas, Bishop Heinmiller,
of Cleveland, Ohio, will preside.
PASTOR.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to extend our SINGER,
thanks to the many friends an,
neighbors for their assistance an,
the sympathy shown US in the loss o
our beloved wife and mother.
JAMES y. FIELD AND FAMILY.