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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

DIR. ID. II. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
Office phone 80
Residence phone
DIR. l.. q. kinney
Successor to DR.. Ed Mcguire
Office at Whites Drug Store
Residence 3O1 Colorado st.
Residence phone SIS, Office phone 1876
DIR. f. r. PATEE
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Ruply Blk, over Dutton S
Phone 100
DIR. c. II. RUSSELL
Office in White Brick
Opposite Post Office
Office phone 81
Residence phone 3424
DIR. w. LUTHER HOLT
Osteopathic Physician
Office hours 8 to IL a. m.
2 to 5 p. m.
office opposite Post Office
Pullman, Wash.
NJ. S. LAMAR
Attorney at Law
office in Flatiron Building
ID. G. DOW
Attorney at Law
Room IA, First National Bank Bldg.
LOVEJOY Il SANGER
Attorneys at Law
Room II, First National Bank Blds
DIR. A. E. SHAW
DIR. HARRY S. HALL Dentists
Office:
First Natl Bank Bldg, Pullman
Hours: to u a. M; to 5 p. m.
DIR. A. A. ROUNDS
Dentist
Office in First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 60
DIR. II. w. HARROLD
Dentist
Room 16, First National Bank Bldg
Phone 80
T. ALLISON BALL
~ I'm Eye Specialist
\/ Bank Building
Phone 140S
.~zzzzw w. III. STRAUB
Optical Specialist
Strictly Correct
Glasses Guaranteed
III Main Street, Pullman, Wash.
Phone 1881
Order to Show Cause Why Mortgage
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Miss Satie Brooks of Colfax, teach
er at Evansville, is staying at the
H. w. Hodges home.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Fern and Elmor Lyle entered
school in Pullman Tuesday and are
staying at the Lochlin home. Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Lyle will move to
Pullman about the middle of this
m onth
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

The county commissioners have
ordered the survey of an extension
of the highway from the V. L. Hig-
gins place up the hill past the Klein
gard farm. 1t is reported that 80
per cent of the money is to be sub
scribed by travellers of the road, and
that 1913 has already been sub
scribed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Bryant and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bush.
Don't forget the primary election
next Tuesday at the Grange hall.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Schools in the neighborhood
opened this week. Miss Satie Brooks,
the teacher at Evansville, reports
an enrolment of nine.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DIR. ID. II. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
Office phone 80
Residence phone 6
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Floyd Lyle has returned home
from Pomeroy, where he drove a
combine through harvest.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Patsy and Mildred Klemgard went
to Cotton Tuesday evening to enter
the st, Scholasticas academy at that
place,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

Neil and Wayne Klemgard, Yves
ley Bryant and Frank Carrothers en-
tered the Pullman schools this week
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-08

DIR. l.. q. kinney
Successor to DR.. Ed Mcguire
Office at Whites Drug Store
Residence 3O1 Colorado st.
Residence phone SIS, Office phone 1926
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Deaths

Peter captain, Harper hospital.
about 20 Years. Rastro-enterttis, Ld--
die Alice o'Brien, lt6 Adams. %
by, 2ts Second, = months. cholera In
fantum, Alfonso SWieciClti. l6l Gree
ley months, cholera infantumt
Mary Chirco Badalac. Grace hospital
about 81 years puerperal eclampsia
Elridse l.. Stahl, 5ol Elmwood. 2 days
convulsions Emile David, az Ellcry,
II Nears. ahscess ~ lung; John Pad
ding, l5s =. Congress. 81 years car
dlac asthma Rose Mary Greniel l305
2bth, months. enteritis; Chas r.
Eames. 1876 Woodward. IS years, apo
pleNF' Henry NJ stewart. Harper nos
pltal 30 wears, acute intestinal oh
struction tRuatz Wrobel 1907 W.
Jefferson. about 2s years. heat pros
tration. Mildred l. Behrendt $40
Seminole - days. enteritis, Marie
Graesslc 40 Relvtdere. 90 years, IN
quest pending Theresa Graessle 43O
Belvidere. - years, inquest pending
John TaShbinder. Receiving hospital.
~ years endocardttis; James n
Schlef Grace hospital annex, S2
Taylor, Herman Kiefer hospital %
years pulmonary tuberculosis. Geo.
Almon owen. ss2 Brush, ~ years.
crushing injuries, Corrine Perry,
stanley Gomhle t42 Rowena. ls years
anthrax Louis LedGke. Litte sisters
OF the Poor. 50 years. srteTio- scleru-
sis. Henry l. Dubois. Harper hospi-
TN. - years, tlADf'lS ilfllllh~r ' hHN
years, general peritonitis. Elizahe n
Real. Herman Kiefer hospital 20
wears. pulmonary tuberculosis. Ken
meth smith Children's Free hospital
2 months. malnutrition; Peter X
Megher. clay and Dubois, about g
Years. hemorrhREo, Valentine Gruhha
10 Willis Fast, ~ wears. uTomia. Ed
ward COLI. Herman Eiefer hospital
& wears, tuherculsr meningitis IN
,hony Grenke. SOS Chene. u months
acute enteritis. Juliette Lhert s.
23d. about 81 years, scnility Leor
WiencZak. 2q7 Poplar. I months. en-
tero -colitis Elizabeth Farrell. l42
tIazolwood, Ct years. cancer 81 liver
Ethel Elkln. Harper hospital, 81
years. general pcritonitis. Augustin'
Tadmann, 1637 Campbell. - years
Kaika, ESQ 35th. months. cholera in
fautpm. Mary Fesko. 1850 Cheue.
months marasmus Frances Joseph M
SmalleN. 3G2 Green months, marns
mus Rosie EaboCh. Childrcn's Free
hospital ? years, hroncho pneumonia
MARY Bridguau, 81 RademaCher. a.
years. cerebral hcUorrhag e MARTIN
eutory Arthur Chrahowslli, 693 Gran
dan WUutha hamilton. Anthony
WruhlcWsFi 50 bccrand. 10 months
cholera irf7ntum Elizabeth Jones
| 1884 FItU. 80 wears, mltral regurgl
tRtiOn Dele e. Evans. $50 Mcrrick
e Years exhaustion Phehe r. pens-
more -fl Williams GS wears. cerehra
hospital wNst branch e'months NAL
nutrition Emelio Bouckart. as Con
lin. ~ years aroplcNy. Edwin Toff'
man 1885 sheridan. IS years. cnioCar-
dts Louise Stohliu. Harper hospital
80 years, diabetes.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
GARDNER GIVEN
CLEAN BILL BY
CONGREGATION

CHICAGO, Aug. 1G.."1his is Joy.
full news" declared The Rev. r. r..
y. Gardner when told OF The resolu-
ton adopted by the vestry OF his
church. 81. Martins, in Austin, tc
the effect that there was no founds.
ton for The reports that Rector
Gardner drank and associated with
women of questionable character
during a recent visit TO Detroit.
Later Rector Gardner said:
IL have been indiscreet-nothing
more ! shalt attempt to correct
my lndlscretion in the future. But
TO help others. 10 aid the afflicted IN
body m soul, IL an essential TO my
very existence. And shall not per
NIT this incident Co harden me
against the world. shall continue
20 do good 10 the extent Of my abil.
ity shall MOI refuse the call for
help. But will try TO he more
discreet"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Births
BOYS

BOYS.
Olef Berg. 40 Philadelphia Mike
John, 161 Rivard: Joe Simon. 505 Lar
ned Anton Lung. 7ol Lafayette. An
thony Zagaletitsk, s32 2tth; George
kutek. 40 Newton. Albert Carly,
ho SRsr w HGifP'f Brown nN ri. i s VIM
T. Milton, $50 Clark, Henry s. Teller,
1917 Helen; Michael Skurds. 50 Lam
bert; Godfrey BuoholI SIS Aubrey
iHGssPs f1''sSws 1884, Ss G2R sSarG
Charles Iavoy. AL Ash. wladysla "
Danilov, 1905 Clark. Joe Mejsiak.
2Ns3 Jefferson west; Tsnac Screrlow-
Home k Ramona rSaSs R ESan. f isa 2srki'
PAUL TrInp "s 1910 II, Jsfrerson: Koi-
aman Horvath. 1850 w Jefferson
Kraii' 500 John r.: waiter,G. re,ters.
~ Navarro GeorE w BRANDED. 556
Montclsir; Jacob BucEyncke 100 Ad-
olson, Wilourt watson. 10 Fulton.
I hsppeoo a sss Monros 9S gustav vG zsm
pich. $40 Ellery Austin Whpple. i7ls
Helen; Ernest Flach, 1903 Parker
Herbert Broderlek: Providence hos
East Arthur J. Melton. osS Pennsyl-
vania Vlody Lyomsov. 20G Moran
Vito Nuccio, 37e clinton; salvatore
Chirco, .296 Mullett; Charles 4. FuhT,
Goodwin. VIM. Gibson. ESQ Chamber
lain Anthony NowicKi. SIS Grsndy
Edgar A. Ashley. - Merrill. Abe
Ticher. rs Hastings. Thomas J. Reed.
Providence hospital. Frederick DICK
inson. Providence hospital; Oscar So
bolewski. Mt. Elliot.
GIRLS
Andy Cole, 314 Goodwin, Vance
Dudley. go Kirby. Harry II. Penney,
SIS 18th VincenZo Nalenti, q1e Fort
East Flip Mikols. SO Campbell
Michael Medrek ass Military John
stronzike, 24sl w. Jefferson, Harry
Nevitsky. 500 owen, Josef trcaniC.
i3i Frederick; stephen koitch, 3sl
Farnsworth Harry Schwarts. BIC
Erskine: andre ShergeJ, $50 GTandN
Lewis Kotodrtejczyk.J los Newton
True Bosler, 6{s H1rlburt Andrew
FIisnik. i12 Peterson Nathaniel
Rlatnikon. ~ Hendries Roy Davis
1907 GARFIELD Sal Iitman lt6i Has
tines Bernard Bieman 81 Cooper
Joe WALTER, Casgrain Segfred An
derson. ao6 Benitcau. John Michalskv
90 Dublin. Lewis Neaher 14s Fifth.
Peter .Muduszewski. 80 Ferry Clar-
ence r. Hoffman. SEA Tillman, Her
bert e. Earle. Harper hospital Guy
Park. as CLARK, VIM. Backaton. 50
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
CABLE BREAKS;
ISLE IN DARK

Belle Isle buildings were in dark
ness, Monday night. when an cleo.
trio cable broke A dredge is held
responsible.
The cable enters the island near
the Detroit Boat club house The
dredge was at work in that vicinity
deepening the enclosure where mo-
torbosts are moored, when It's arm
dragged from the bottom OF the
water the cable which provides light
for the island
The break affected the Casino
the skating pavilion the eatins
houses. police station and ticket sell
ers' booths, and candles and Ian
terms had 10 I've brought into use
The streets on the island were light
cd. as they are supplied by another
cable.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Windsor Entries
For Wednesday

first Race-sSU0. Canadian breds.
2-ysar -olds 3 furlongs, selling Isa-
belle H., ii5; Dandy Fay 100 Min
Second Race-sSO0. 4-year olds and
mp selling. 5ip furlongs Dignity.
iSs. Ratiua. toe Bolala. ioi Miss
-6ayle 100, York Lad lof Violent.
los; Kootenay. ~: Rio Brazos, o.
Allan. io4 Rhodes. 107 Also eligible
! 10 start in the orner named, should
any OF the above ne scratched; stout
!. Heart. to, Lady London. 100; Tale
aAv. III. TanNnrd. 100, Viley' Nv
~ Third Race-ssoo. II Claire purse.
a1-year- olds aud up. 6 furlongs A. y.
George. ~. Dorothy Dean. fos Top o.
!, tn Morning. III. Npesky. -, Water
LADY, 1902. Milestone, ~. Arriet' lo2
Eoe.rt Bradley To- o9w 1,hia ~ , tsT
!, N any be scratched xAuita. 81. Bell
,.lBoy. i0t. Obolus, 100
80 Fourth Race---Detrnit & Windsor
Perry co. handicap, $4,000 added Il
les. Rancher liS All smiles. los
!. Reserve. SIS 'Slipshod. lo2 COL Nen-
:, ni.. 100. .Ruues. II. "a. -.
~. ruth Race-fs0o. 2'yesr- olds. "a
,ios. LADY Ivan. 1903. Beautiful Morn.
'',iOo: Manokip. ll2 Aurasa; Ito; j.
|, cana II. 100 'Meddline Miss. lO7;
-, kisise, ITO. KinRfsher, 1906, Savilis.
,.'iOS. Aristobulus l0s. ALSO eliE bic 20
start IN any are scratched. Sturdee.
l,ies, Matin. los Lady Mou, lO8
..iswIft Fox. loo. Mazelnut. 1903. 'Pone
sixth Race $500. 3-ycar- olds, sell
.'llng. miie: xMarienso. los xssTtsr-
ellie. 100. XDanletta. %. SAnna Bra
I. vel: Alfadir. 100; Milton Campbell.
,,,jo7, Souvenir. 100. copper kinE. p.
\ sPeruglno. i03, NEarly sight %,
Little BiEser 1903, SLarktn; 100
,,isTrout Fly. %. Also eligible 10
Atari II any he scratched. DistuLher.
\ iOs, ThankHaivinR t07 Edith Bau-
pan. os, Glomer. ioi. Gypsoy Blair
\ seventh Pace $500 3-ycar, Odds and
Up. selling. - miles Nlrish CEN
tleman t0t; Aristocrat, ll3, Prince
sf3udweiser. a5. Harry Lauder. I0I
Senghee, 100: FenroCk, 100, Ben
ouince tO2 xShepherdesF. 90 Mono
ltscy, 107: xScrutincer 100, First De-
|lkret IGt SpadiX. 9s
xrive- pound apprentice allowance
eIsimed
weather clear; track fast.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
MOrtuary.

HoosE Aug 49,. lhnrlss beloved
brother - IN" III" Wy " -
Ms !. - SIC, army aTg Nrs -.
Osborn. ~ m. AGO. III cUneral
from Fc'st q S1H 'h2peL ~.
20 itan'''pn-S rdn'Fu2N' o >
Sorrow church
t-Tu,.N ,fe 10 l4rr Constant
AGED ep ycars. beloved husband 81
Virginia T.acthcm father Of Mrs.
Juliue LpuWers Richard Conrad
ond Mrs Paul DoEonne. and Camiel
r.acthcm. Funeral from residence.
No l5r Shiuherd "Wednesday. az
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
zEPPEL|NS
WILL SHOW
NO MERCY


BERLIN. (via wireless to Say
Vile, l.. -. Aug. HERMAN Yep
pelins will punish England for her
failure to punish the crew Of the
British steamer Baralong. who
killed members OF German sub
marine crew after they had been
made prisoners. it was offcially an
nounced here today.
In the future Zeppelins raiding
English towns will have no consid'
Grafton for the lives Of civilians.
The British patrol ship Baralong
sank a German submarine in Au-
gust, 1914.
The submarine crew was cap
tured. but in fight aboard the Bar
along, the exact details OF which are
not known, the submariners were
killed According TO stories from
German sources they were kicked
OF the patrol boat into the water
or shot According to a British re-
port American muleteers, who had
had been rescued by the Baralor z
after their ship had been subma-
rined, killed the Germans
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
u. S. Will Not Move
Troops While Strike
Impends
COULD NOT SUPPLY
E" NEEDS OF MEN
Border States Produce
But Few Food
Staples

WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.--Because
OF the threatened railroad strike the
war department Tueeday suspended
Indefinitely the proposed movement
10 the border Of betweon $4,000 sI.d
$4,000 modified militia in state
camps last week ordered to the
Mexican line.
The reason for suspending the or
der 10 possible shortage OF sup
plies and possible difficulty OF trans
portation for the men. II has no
connection, Il Is said. with possible
use OF the troops during the threat
ened strike.
Until further orders are Issued,
none OF the organizations who are
preparing to leave state camps Will
be sent 10 the border.
The order to keep the militiamen
AZ their mobilization camps was u.s.
sued on recommendations OF Gen
Funston. Funston's message fol
lows:
in view OF the possibility OF \
general railroad strike. | desire "a
call the attention OF the war de-
partment to difficulties that will fol
low in maintaining food supply not
only OF troops in this department
nut az the civilian population as
we'll. These border states produce
but little foodstuffs except cattle
In view OF foregoing i recommend
that National guard organizations
which are about 20 start for hurdeT
stations be retained in their mobili
nation camps until such time as the
question OF general strike shall
have been determined
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Marriage Licenses

I9hn. Thomas, % coretta Thath-
Peter czyzNlewlcz, % Mary wtua-
Richard u Kuschel, 90 Louise
Weber, IS
WsIter westphal 20 Ruth Roe, 20.
Joseph Grum"t %, Eva GreenberE.
Robert Bridges %. Niagara Falls;
Gwcndolin Cromwell 20. same.
Charles ,GauL 20. May Baker 2s
. Ar,hur Ma5h' =, Akron g. q Harriet
Andrea G. Thomson. 81; Alice
Thomas Young. a3 Elizabeth Bal
fetsr sopsh a. stefania Rutkos-
Richard G. Fielding. IS FIorenc,
Iai ~ j. Moran. "a. Springfield. O..
Maud q fost, -. same
David Slutsky, p Anna Swartz, %.
Earl peCamp. %. Crown Point, Ind
Anna pudak. %, chicago,
Bert =. Lsrabell IS Toledo, Eta
Hammsker. 81, same
William Hines. Is Ella German. 20
Lloyd Shaner GO, Rellefontaine, O /.
John 9 Friedrich, so: Gertrude
Ai6ert weaver 50 Victoria carcw.
Kezlmir s,ochovsa1 "a Amelia Ko-
LORENZO Muehar. -. EIrobora Ro-
logua. 16.
Earl A Ransom. e6 Lucille Cross
John 9. Friedlen. a. Harbor Beach.
- Katherine s Swinrhardt. 40. same.
Harry ". Myers. e. Dhicago. Beat
RIG 0 y E'nS ,9 2 bHa" 40 @5 ont rs
! tber =. Briggs. -, same.
Arthur Kletlk"r, o, Emma Klumn.
Ralph Mcdonald. % Catherine
HTuce Eldrcd. -: Marjorie Mercer.
Francis ponohue. q, Julia Mayeal.
John shmmcl a. Detroit. Ella
Sutherland. ~. RoScommOr.
Arthur = ,sChhat,ler e 0skosh,
Bruno Nroz. -. Detroit. Pcloria
MarieEo wsl<a rs, Wyandotto.
Frank Mtsh1k, 20 M lei Rich, 90.
Joseph norscn. p. hottie Fernier.
Ernest } pnworth, 81 Dora Marie
ciifferd can Bonn. q Anna NJ
samuel Grossman, 20. Cleveland.
Ethel Ackcrman, "a, same.
clarence Goodc. -, Detroit, Kate
Lynch. - Louisville. Ky
Henry Mauini Is, Detroit, Rose
/ pvorak. 20 chicago.
William J Decker 2e. Piqua, O.
Blanche Coyauldy. a. same
Otto -. PETIT, -. Elina Deter. %.
Conrad Ludwig. So. Emma Clark.
James r Hayes. %. Augusta W.
| BlaskaN, -
Joseph /. Pfeiffer. "a, Mary Braht.
| IS
George l.. Mason, a. Mary Dooley.
! 90
! Louis Antaya, 90 Sadie Marks. IS.
Bert Albert Rcece 30, Kate II
! Dark. 80.
Anton Swatowski. q, Emilia SudoI,
Robert Mllar. a. Crosse Pointe
] Farms Annu A. Gillus 81. Detroit
| Allen Charlia Brock. 81; Lena Gold
| man, %
| william s Wolfe AZ. Detroit. Hazel
| J. Currey, rs, Almont
| Britain contains 1900 informed
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Reismaun. Reinhold Thomas, 90 CON
ger. Peter Nasinski COS Garfield p;
John kusch, 1851 sheridan. 'harle,s
Margold 20 Helen, oliver ". Burke,
81 Nicolet. Brun NahtigaL ga Mitch.
ell Walter Miller. III 18th. Michse ell
JanJantn. 2303 Busscll Darcy Y. Rob
inson. 2033 Oakland. Filippo CeliCa.
s3l Fort east; Daniel II. Ebbert, u
Bushey Henry G. Pohl. Providence
hospital Black klimek, 1897 yunc-
Nor VIM. Tache. 13A Fisher; Louis
Pfice, N39i Vermont, Ralph Brown.
236 - Auhln, Zio Matteuri a44 Nc
Clellan. Howard r. Smith. Providence
hospital Bruce J. Nudge. 302 Crane.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
STOP WHOLESALE
LIQUOR LICENSE

ID The question OF whether the com
mon council has the right TO deny
II an applicant Wholesale liquor
license may be threshed out In the
courts. Frank Weiss, Tuesday. was
denied by the council liquor commit
tee the privilege OF starting a whole
sale liquor business az No. l7s John
Rst. II was stated az the meeting
OF the committee that Aid. Lodge
was opposed TO granting the license
because OF tho large number Of such
licenses already In operation. II is
lntimated by friends OF Weiss that
he will take the matter before the
courts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
RETURNS FROM
SHOPPING: DIES
IN FALL TO WALK

Returning from shopping trip
late Monday, Mrs. Mary Lcmar.
towicE, 80 years old. M ll70 st.
Aubn.ave, fell backward from the
porch of her home as she tried TO
open the screen door and fractured
her skull on tAa cement walk. She
died I'm the ambulance ON the way
10 the hospital, Coroner Burgess
decided the death was accidental,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

car 10 which n was clingins. was
badly mutilated His father. r. w.
Wise. OF Cadillac, notified Coroners
Clerk William DeLaurier during the
morning TO communicate with the
secretary Of the Masonic Lodge to
which young Wise belonged. He
was 80 years old and lived at No.
III Jay.st.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
CAR DRAGS RAIL
WORKER TO DEATH

w T.. Wise. brakeman for the
Michigan Central railroad. was kill.
ed. early Tuesday morning. when
his body dragged by a moving box
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
REINFORCED CONCRETE
RESERVOIR

Highland Park. Mich. Aug. IL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed
proposals. will be received by the
clerk Of the Village OF Highland Park
up 10 o'clock y. m. Eastern stand
ard time, on Monday, the 21st day OF
August 1915. for the construction OF
a reinforced concrete reservoir ap-
proxtmately 1873 IT, by 2s4 IT., out
side, and IL II. deep at tho wall line
The exterior wall will be OF but
tress type and OF uniform section all
around. The floor VIII be of double
slab construction. with a waterproof
ing membrane OF bituminous mater1Al
between lower and upper slabs,
The plans and specifications under
which the work IL 10 be done may
BE- examined at the office OF the VII
IaSe clerk and copies OF the sans
NAV be obtained by making q de-
poslt 81 Five Dollars. which Will be
refunded upon their return. In good
condition
A certified check for a sum not less
than Ave per cent. OF the amount OF
the proposal will be required vAth
ca ch proposal.
The right to reject any or all pro
posals and the right 70 waive de-
fects IN proposals. are reserved ny
r N. FORD.
village Clerk.
r. c. FOSTER.
kupt, OF Public Works.
IIOAD AND DECKER
Consulting Engineers
Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Modern Bungalow. S638.
$4,000 DOWN
HOME BARGAIN

One OF the most artistically built
brick veneer homes IN this section,
cement porch. large living room.
fireplace beautiful diningroom I
bed rooms sleeping porch. large
lot. garage, nice shruhbery. an
ideal home price only $500 terms
Sec MIR. Johnson for appointment
Guerln IA bCock Godfrey Co, Cadillac
$3.50 49, FarWeil bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Priutire--the plain neat kind--thst
IL risht--Times Job Depts--Msin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
S25 TAKES EQUITY
ron sALE-ATTo NCCEssoRIEs
NICHOLS CO.,
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITTEs

Al GROCERY STORE for sale cheap
N sold ~ once. Doing a nice bust
ness VIII take vacant property In
exchange Apply 261 Grand River,
DOCTOR, owing 10 in health leaving
town. wants 10 sell practice imme-
diately, including medical books,
drugs. operating table. instrument
case surgical Instruments and Of
fee furniture; one OF tho best loc1-
tlons In tho city. Address box r,
No g. Times
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
FOUR FAMILY
Sc 600 DOWN

We'll built. on Elmhurst. east OF Ham
iltou. rooms aud bath. SOFT lot.
good buy AT $4,000 rented 81. $50
yearly. See Nj Johnson.
Gueriu- IA bcock godfrey Co. Cadillac
1850 4i4 Farweil bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
personal

Elf any poor girl is In
trouble. needing advice, frlendship
or help, write or call on SECRE-
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1911
Forrest. w Salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Britain contains $4,000 interned
German prisoners.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
HAINES WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money. Ladies Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
IStore-1879-over 81 years.
I76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A. HAINES
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-16
LAkEToN

Miss Carrie Madsen returned Satur-
day evening from Sinai.
Chris Kjellsen has discontinued
school in Laketon SO to commence
farm work.
Miss Mary Blakely spent Friday
evening in Badger with her friend,
Mrs. A. Knutson.
Edward Kjellsen left Wednesday
morning for Sinai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norgaard and
sons and sister Carrie spent Thursday
at the Jens Nielsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nielsen and little
daughter were Monday visitors at the
home of Mr.. Nelson's sister, who lives
in Badger.
A few friends spent Thursday even
ing at the Carl Knutson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Norgaard and
o Willie ard daughter Clara spent
Tuesday at the Hans Peterson home.
Miss Mary E. Blakely attended the
teachers meeting at Elkton Saturday
and stayed until Monday morning with
home folks.
Mr.. Jeske of Arlington, was out in
Laketon Friday buying hogs and cattle.
A number of families delivered hogs
at Badger one day the fore part of the
week.
Owing to the disagreeable weather
the township election vas not well at
tended.
Martin Nelson made a business trip
to Estelline last Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Nielsen and daughter
Rose and Chris Nielsen were pleasant
callers at the Neils Christensen home
last Monday.
The following named pupils have
neither been absent nor tardy for the
six months ending March 10th in Lake
ton So: Viola Nielsen, Lawrence Mel
sen, Emma Christensen, Edwin Nor
gard.