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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
WlrRaagsrelde 1aufbabn.
Lab eines 3aGrers i'm aeidle bcutiher
JHbuitrie.

5n 8ufeIborf if bisisr Gage i'm
Is. 2ebsn8iuBr 8e6eimrat 6ran3
6anieI geitorben. M&it ibm 1T elmer
Der 0enaItigiten i'm teiae beutiter
3nouitrie ba9ingegon9en,
Gran3 6auiel, elmer Der reidileu
Wdnner 9eutiaIonos CT pers
iteuerte i'm Sabre 1912 Elm 8erm1s
gen Don IS W}iqtonen un0 elm Sim
tomlnen bon unndberuo 81 Wliaips
nen - Iiebte Is niat, in Der SeFs
feutIiAteit cine 3pue at ipielen.
Wdhreno feline 9riioer fd batten
obeIn IaFeu, begnIgte er ii6 nit benz
idlihten bijrgerIiden Qamen, ben
inn feline 9orDdter binterIafsn bats
ten, unb erft perbdltniBmdbig fpdt
etbieIt er bic Qus8eidnung ala 9es
beimer &ommsr3ienrat. Ct berbontz
te fem groBes 9erm08en in Der
6auptiade Der &obIe uno BEN Gi=
fen, unb mar bos reidfte MitqIieo
her Tumilie, bereu @eiamtperm6geu
ungefdbr cine baIbe MiaiarOe Wart
betrdgt. Der gr0bte 3eil Der I'm
ternebmungsn, an benen bic Gnmilie
beteitigt 1T un6 bsnen fs i6r 8ers
m1geu berOanten, geb0rt ausI6lieBs
lid ibren eigeneH Samiiienmit9Ites
bern.
5rnn3 6onitl mar 8orbenoer oes
Qufiidt8rntes Der ,@utes 6offuungss
5iitte", @orTbsnber beg Grubmbors
itanbsS Der @snsrti6oftsn 9beins
preuBeu, QsumiibL unb 3oIperetn,
fab i'm Grubsnporhanb Der Sc
tpertfhaft Rieberrbsin. mar Mitglieb
bfs Qufiidtsrates Der 5ibernia, Der
GrnIt 5dieb Observation-Disclosures
brit Q.zG., iofpte Der abeinif6en
8abngeTt1i9oft Mitinbaber Der qroz
ZEN Difelborfer WoThinsnfabrif
6aniel &c 2uig in 9ifelborF uao
Ter alien Girma 5ron3 6anitl &c
Go., bic in 9uis6urq Die R6einfaBrt
betrei6t unb grit]ettfabrifen bcTiBt.
Jir feline 91terTtabt DaFelbDrf
Bat 5rau3 5aniel auBerorbsntli6
bief geIeijtet. Die aiinte unb bic
Difenfdaften fnnoeu in ibm tets
tinen bohbsr3igsu g0rbsrsr, Der qroz
&c Summsn bsreiimiuigft ipsn6sts,
psun ss irdsHo sinsm solen 3psd
gall. GtoBs Observation-Disclosures
gen, mraufsbdbtr fir bts @rbsiter,
RqrfanIassu, goitsHbliofbeien, gos
letieu nnS Dor alien bds neue Gbsus
ter in 9aFsIoorf purotu nit ben
NlittelH drau3 Saniels ius Qeben
etrufen uRo srbalten. Mit ibm III
Der 9pp zines norntbmsn Mens
iden unb ntitfhausnosn aapitdHs
Der OrDBinOutrie aus BEN atbtn &C.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

Der Jefo5ug 70-71, Der SaB
csutItt Doll in elmer eiuigisit unO
Sidrie 5sigis. bic feline Bsinos nj,
gsabnt bdtten, bat i4On oamdls DON
Der iiibnsu uusri6itterIiasn 9fisus
ii5irah unO benz mllitdriIatn Self
Der osutidtn SoIoatsn, bis aud
OieSmol in Dem uust6eursn Riuasn,
ocg iiaunsnoen @eIt einen gegriff
gcgebcn. Der Sumor ientr grobsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

als oaHn gIineitn tam uHb NIT
tim bic 2rtegsertldrana StaIitns an
SeRsrrsid, oa btfan0 flo paris pis'
Der IN siHem 9oumel Der 6reuOe;
man ipra9 bon nihts auoerem OILS
bon einem boIbigm Riid5u9 0er
9tutI4eu uHb bon Der MitbsrsFubes
rung RON @Iiob aotbrtugeu, Rad
tinigtu SGgeu l6on iounteH bic Sci
tungsn BON @rfogn Der itaIiemiatu
arme bsrihten, unb bic Siimmuug
puros nod sebobsHsr. Gtueu Wer'
mui5tropisR i'm 5rtaoenbe6sr biIoets
isoo9 Die 5oItung 5taliens 8gutIdf
lamb gegeHuber. 5aglih erpartete
man cine &riegserlldruug. aber fe
bltsb Gus. marun2 8ieie 5rage
ionnte nan oft boren,
Bitoer idlug ole Stimmung un,
Die RieoerIogsn Der Ruisn tuartu
nod uitt 81 Gnbs. SIN auguh nos
Ten Die oeuti9eu 1rlppen i'm Rors
ben BIS Dor Ri9a uno 8iinaburg un0
I'm Often BIS in bds Utlusti@e Sou
1ernemeHt btnein porgeoruneeu. Die
Preiis periudts ale oieie 8orgGngs
nit Dem Wlangel an Munitiou 5u
erlIdrcn, Der balb bsbobeu fem ipirs
De. 9lau fiibrts oud IN, Bop Rug
Lamb otsIeIbe Sottil briolke, bic f6
upr 100 Sabreu 4dpoIeoH /. ge9cns
ibsr bepobrt batte 9ot i0l5s 8ars
leBuBm Der 9Idtier fanoeH nur nod
bel GptimIiteu 9ldubtge, Der gr0Bts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

Nus bet arieeSeeianseuidait sntilp8sner
Bherr. ~nnenriiher Eif5ier.


mie aus a~opsntoara beri6le.
ptrb, Iiub oieItr 5age 5ptt Ditsrrei.
did uHgdr. Gfft3iere ouf Dem
l8eg in tbre 6eindt bur1 oie bGni.
lde 9auptita6t getommtn, Oenen e.
gegliidt IT. aus Der ruFiI6sn @siau'
9eni6ait 81 entiliebn. sic babeu
beinabe Den gau5en Grobaa umlretit,
ebe iie oortbtn gelangten. Gs banoelt
ih, ME G~opsn5agtntr 8tdtter mittei.
len, nm 5pti Sfii3tert, Die bsioe pers
lpuHnet ben Rulleu In Die 6dnps ges
faasu porsn, Der cine In Der @eQen0
oOn &ob5, Der 1Hbers in Den aarpus
then. 5n siuem Nd5arett in 5omst
trafeH ne 5uinmmen, uub Is bite
ben audi beitiuan0eI, aIs man Te in
oas groBt @einngenenIager BON
gBifdnt u0inIt brohte. sic fob
ten ioglei9 ben Plau, 81 eu%titieben,
aaein Der Idnge F6iriibe Binter
madte 5unddit bic 5ladt uum0gli9
benin man tounte Htat einmal ole
Baradeu Osrlafen, 10 taft mar Is.
Sm DECEMBER fuprtsn bic beioen Of
fi3iere mad laugeu @orbereitunqen
Den Bluttplan aus. Gle bu!ten iin
in3niheH bic notiuenoigittp ruiis
iden SproatsuntHiEe aHgetigust uno
animeiHeno mar es ibnsu au4 -
ME. miro ni6t 6sridtet 49, gelungsfl,
itb 8erbinOuHgen 81 psridaiieu, Die
ibnen bel Der 6Iuht be5iIfltd ma
rem.
Dis 8aaeru bertleiotl, ma9ttu Ie
ith tur3 mad Meibnaaten aui. 8ei
Tag ourftsr lie Ii6 nitt blideH Iaiz
len, ua0 10 tuauOerien tie nnhts, ins
oem iis ii9 nab ben Sternsn ribtez
ten. Der 0eg fiibrte ourh Sibirien,
Damn Oura Die Man0ihurei iber
Mut0en mad Ilentiin, gtting uno
Saan9boi. Sr Betting pdren ie beis
Hahe in Die 5dnoe bes eugIiiden
GeHluldtes 9etaltn. Metter tlbrte
Die abe~nteucrlide 6a6rt mad Sonos
lulu; bort 'IisBeu ie f9 ols 6si3er
bon sinsm DampIer mad San 5raus
cisco oingen, NIT Oct G~iienbabn
fubren iie iber bas norodmsritaniihe
5eitlnu0 un0 i6IieBIid gliidte e III
men, uber ben QtIoniil6en G3eau
uaa Bergen (ROrtpegen) gu fabren,
oAne bob ie BON sngIiidn S6iffen
feItgeuommsn purOen. 9dB Die beis
ben 9ffi3isrs Die pou Idpertn Der
punouRgen taum o~eneien pnrea, bic
9efd9rIias fat ieds mpnats oaus
ernbe mibieltge gluat a~usgebaltsn
BADEN, lift gerooe3u eritaunIin; bod
iou e fd I'm iunge, traftige Uldns
nsr banbeIu, 0eHsu ieIbit bic 6dbr>
niFe Der S6uesniiten Sibiriens nit
ibrer furaterIideu adtte nitts ans
baben tonnteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
(5IiegcuNe gIatter

3cit bat ii6 in Bib un0 8ort oiel
nit ben 0altideu 9oIoaten uno ibren
8e9Hern beI9ditigt uno mana t0Tts
Tide Situation Der Ga6iDelt ilbertie.
isrt. 8enau tpie Dumals trugsH bic
rnIansn", bic aud beuts nod, Isl6f
lDenn e5 iib nm Suiarsu, 9ra8ousr,
&urafiere banoelt, ais Der turdtbore,
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.gdnge an oer front. I'm oies gu oerz
Eebeu, muB man bic @obHungsperz
baltnife Der pentger bemitteIlsu Be
b0lterunq tennen. Die gan3 alien
6duIer beiiBan ais Wdrne!penDer
md@tige GQmIne, i'm benen Ieboh Die
meiita QGdrme gum Shprnltetn btls
aus flieg 5u Den fleiHeren WObnunz
gen finoat nan nohI perein3eIt eijers
ne Wltniatur0ien, aber olsis permit
tetn blob iolange Uarue, ais ie
brenHen0 In GIutbtBs erbaIten per=
ben, uno 6tim 8erI0fden bes i}euers
laFeu ie bic &alte nur umio emps
finDli4er ipursn. GanebeA gtbt Is
~irugbars tIeine 6oI3lDbIsuoisn obne
Qb3ugsrobr, bel oeneu mon bis gum
u0uigeH GrgIi6eH Der 5oI3tO6le Die
5eniter often halteu mug, dIlo eIne
duBerit PRIMITIVE unb maugtIbafte
Qrt, cine Dobaung 3u bei3cH,
Qls Dcibuotten uno IeuIo6r oes
eriten ariegsiabres berfLoiel pas
rem, iprua man uur pum Jrubliug,
Der Die gnti6ei0ung unO 0as GHpe
oes Grieges bringen Iolts. Die Baris
fer grsTe bate in geiaidtatet 8siie
fir cine iolte 2oIung Stimmung
Qema4t. Gie bradte Die ui9laublihs
item gladrihten Hber DeutI6lunp:
Mtan Iolte bort teine Murition mehr
baben; 5ungersHot, RepoIten uuo
d6nline 6emordltIieren0e 8or1drqe
lieBen erttnnd,, bag es nu1 nod cine
Jroge ber 3sit fei. Big bic Grun3os
fen, GngIdnOer, gelgier uHO RuTen
itegreih in 3e1tfhIon0 eiH30gen.
NamentIi6 6as 8prbriugtn Der Ruff
len in GdIi3ien Biz 3u ben &arpatben
bob nod einmdl bic GttmmunQ Biz
CUR 8egei{terung. nnb ols i'm Mara,
tur3 Dor Stern Der erite Zeppelin
uber paris erihien uno ietne 9omz
bengriibs ionote, betro6tetsn bic gas
rifer bies mehr ots Elm Invertebrates
Greiguts, benn uls cine 8efobr, 3us
mol nur Mdterialihaben ntitaRo
uno PerionenOerItsungeH niat porz
glit Dem gorrudeH bes 5rl6lings
fab man uieber u6era1 ernfte Sc
Fhter. Der Itdrtfte 8unoesgenoKe
nit ietnem u~ngebeuren GoIoatenmas
teridl berlor nid)i dlein feline in
0eFtrreid erpberten poiitiontn, fons
bern bic 8t9tIfeu fhritten INNER
titfer In oo5 peitlfae 8uBIanb eins
oringeno, bon Gieg gu Sieg. 8erge=
bena Iu6te bic fran36fids prsfe pies
ZEN Riid3ug Der 1uTen als cine fra
tegtihe MaBndhme oarsuteIer, man
qlau6te nitt 6dran. Rsiu MeniH
Iprad iebt pom Jrieoen; mas tonute
er aud angsFhtg Der bsutiden Gre
foIge briHgsn2 Sober patiisr mar
bon osr lIeber3suqung our6orungeu,
5rantreid biris ben Grieg nur nit
s%brenuonen 5riebsn abImIies
ben. Der Sop ge9en ales 9eHtfhe,
Don Der Yreie ununierbrobsH ges
lOOsrts nod ftdrtsr ais IoHH
auf.
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Gin Sdpei5er 9orraipouoeHt Be,
rittet iiber feline 9sO6adtuugsu nab.
reno einss 21monatlt6en apfentbul.
tee IN 9aris:
Sat singH gipuat mad Qusbrud
oss ariesss tam ih BON Berlin iber
bic GhnsiJ naA 4aris. Sd bate bic
eyifea ariagslnohen In Berlin 5uges
braHi uab bic p1triptiihs 8egeifes
ruag Der 9erfiner IN ellen 96oien
tennsn gelerut. Sc mar fir mid
nanmsfr GuBerit irterefant, 0is pa
riIer 81 beObadtsn uuo 81 erf1brsn,
pie Fa lire rieI Is6hnftsre Ratur nit
Der geualtig p%erdnOertsu 9eittage
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(5tiesen0e gldtter

ppiI0e g0Iterftamm" geIten, un0 Die
0rouigdngeriiden 9opern Qngit unb
Saredsn uuter Die J~rnn3oien. Sn
umIiantm Sder3en lp6ttste man
iber bteis Mtrtung. Mlondft WiB
oOn oamaIs 1T gefligeltss q8ort &C.
p0rben, tpie bic Sans, bic iib beim
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

! bsIgiIds uno fran3ofi6s Solootsn
pur6eH iibttal nit Jrsub. bs9riibt
uno BON ben puriisrn in 0tn Gofes
unb aeItourauts trdttisrt. Wlan
: fprah oaDou, hab iebt bic olIiiertsu
/ g(rmesn polfdnbig inlogbsrsit isien
,uno nun Der 9ormdrih mud Deutihs
LAMB 6dIO BOT fth ssben Deros. am
Ensiptiia purbeu Wetten uHb Wets
ten abgsidloHen, 6ob nod eiusm
WloHot tein 5eino mebr daf frdn3ofi
l9em 9oosn 5u fiuoeu isin perOe.
9o9 bic nd61ten Doaeu brndteu
feline peitcru 5ortI4rirtt Der fraus
.SDiiI9en qrmee uno man begonn ols
mGbIih bic nnfan9s NIT 10 GROCER
Spanning ertpnrtetm dmtltden
8riegs6uaetins 81 betritteIn. Die
.tdgli9 ii9 nteberholsnGeH gsndrihs
ten, onB sinigs buubert Meter Sdiit
jengrdbeu srobert. sinigs SaHonen,
cine ariegsluTs uIru. erbeutst o6er
Glide 100 @tfuu1eue gematt tporu
BEN ieien, touuten pus q6flaueu Der
gegeiFerung niht binoem. goris
puroe iuieOer rubig, 5umoI Der Bins
ter Dor Der Sir itanb uuO pegen Der
3u eriDartnOeu 6dlte Der unbemittelz
ten 9lafe groBs Sorgen matts, hd
bic pdrmeipeHoenoe aobIe uno bic
2sb:u5mittelpHiIe tart in bic 506e
gin1sn. ga. Is 9ab 2eate In 9uris,
oeusu Die adIte, 0ie MN bcreinbra6,
mepr Sorgen bereitete, ala bic Bore
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Ilrr Hrunur nsH AripgPa 7n-7l.
0eudde eSbaftn nnb lore Osansr.

StnaufFlissen auf bic qruBs bos Cd
MD gebrohsn Bat. Il
Slt Ratralitdt GnaIanoS, Dos iI'
6,ute in ietntr gsi6absrroae MIDI
aenua fun Tam uno ltd iibsr Oct
0suii6eH 9urdmari4 tn 8glogu
mtrlfet, troBosm ssraoe England in
3dblloIsn Gdasn in iraier Wiliiar
ale Regsln bts 80lterrsdtS riidfhlss
los BEL Gsiis ssitoBsn bat uno FLY
F9 unb bic 5%ran3oIeu ibon u1e
Qustrud oes ariegss ben Duras
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

mari6 6ur4 gelgien III anfprud
uabm, 1T nidts als cine Dem auss
lauos gegeniber gs3eIgte gbrait Mie
GngInHo beute aug ardmsrgeiIt bera
aus ben arieg pom 3nuu gs6roden
bdt, I'm i'm triben 5u Tiiden. 70
tra6tste es oud 1870 our9 grobe
SeeresIieierun8sn fir Grantreif an
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atis8smnteriaI, D. g. g6dHpots.
aanoneH. Witraiasuisn, gulpsr uub
8lei, m0gti6ft uiel GelO gu Dsrbie.
HeH. unO oas mar Oo4 gepiB Idners
tier RcutraIitdts6tudl 6eroon gss
ben Die aaritatursn ieHer 3eit matly
DIES Snterefante.
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Gin oraoBer, sieGneg5; qf ad6srn bspe0ider aate1 ndaer Hfidt oer,
l1HeB0m III tpr0 IN @erbmoung gebraht nit emr 2ufpumpe, nD bic III
i4m 6fnslb4e. cut bernls8spnapt. Ser at 6de 4rde IuftRTe gaum miro
benz 5emfe init 0eIenNen Settle aegenubergeneut df Der fh zine nod iunen
5Huenoe Cir befu6d. Ser 8emb, barber auseu6, fomnt ieSenfalg naber.
mo in benz gsonunt lpo man i'm no9e 9emg 9aubt GHuet Der butter Dem
@aAu Fdr rebenbe Bompier burb cine gRaddnere Bite 9Gr. Sic In Sen
IfIanen Baum ettrngeuoe Cuff bat cine fode @epnt, bah lie als boz 0r
Geffrung 1tebenoe NIT gtnemrdbt Nnf bte @eIc fdugt man aoupoanteu.
gntauone, 0e9inerter oFue HInun9ieben. (5ieaenbe Bitter
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Die GugIdn6er 6e6ieucn fd Set ia
uen ]dnaeboreuen Heutralitdt in bleien
Arieac, I'm nadl bem Motto: Dgaas 1nBt
mir bic GeutraIitit. luenH t6 uirlt5 pas
BET berbteHe Elm glattes. nber reidIis
DIES @ei4ait gu MAIDEN.
(Ala6oera0otim.1
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SRlrr uPrdnnRrltrt.

sic edunmna Der Rariier palrens Fl gionattn arics89dt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

rgud treibt bic G6rTnht, Der oerncine
geio
- @LeiftpoM
SIT @ub bas brittle Sort @creGtiafeif.
f6liegen6e @ldtter,1
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-08-24
BLUE HILL.

Mrs. Nels Larson entertained
number of her neighbors last Friday
afternoon, it being her birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. VIM. Wehrend of Greenbush
and her sister Of Moline, ILL.,, were
visiting friends in Blue Hill on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Larson enter
tanned last Sunday: P. w. Jensen and
John Jensen and families of Princeton,
Louis Larson and wife of Baldwin, H.
C. Nelson and family and Walter Mel
son and family.
Otto and Fred Borneke, John Mullen,
Arthur Croft and Thos. Tellefson
shipped cattle on Monday with the
Farmers Cooperative company at
Princeton.
Louise Spence Of Minneapolis and
Ruby Lane Of Baldwin spent week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John South.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Durbin enter
tanned large number Of young people
last Saturday evening. ALI spent a
very pleasant evening.
Many meadows are now so wet anc
soft that it will be impossible}i to cut
the hay on them.
We are getting more than our9shar<
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-08-24

is visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. c..
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tomlinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates and daugh-
ter May motored to Monticello Sunday
and spent the day with Miss Gladys
Pratt.
Ed Perault left for Kansas Monday
to visit with his sister.
There will be an ice cream social
given by the Searchlight class on the
Ernest Radeke lawn on August 20.
Everyone is cordially invited to come.
George Johnson spent from Tuesday
until Wednesday in neighboring towns.
James Tomlinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Everett Hall and son Marshall and
George Johnson autoed . to Anoka
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Rouvel Of North Branch,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gerth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Radeke were entertained
at Mrs. Bertha Radeke's Sunday.
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of rain, and we are all hoping for some
dry weather so the farmers can stack
their grain and put up hay.
Potatoes are destined to be short
crop this year. Many farmers who
have examined them claim there are
no potatoes under the vines.
1t is reported that Mr.. Katz has
sold his wholesale house to Frank
Smith of Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and
family Of Grafton, N. D., are here on
their annual vacation visiting his par
ents and brother.
Alfred Erickson has gone to North
Dakota to harvest and thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Belair started on
an auto trip to Bemidji in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jesmer on
Monday. They will be gone two weeks
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-08-24
OXBOW.

Herb Gates and son Charley went to
Minneapolis last Wednesday, return
ing Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tomlinson of
Minneapolis visited at the Tomlinson
and Arthur Sleeves home a few days
last week.
Miss Elma Radeke attended the
meeting of the Searchlight class in
Greenbush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Francis and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Borchers spent Sum-
day evening at the Leon Annis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson spent
Sunday at the J. C. Thompson home.
Marshall Hall is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Cady, in Anoka.
Mrs. Arthur Sleeves spent Sunday
afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Tom
linson.
Geraldine Annis spent a few days
last week visiting at the Herman
Francis home in Princeton.
Carl and August Grapentine spent
Sunday with George Johnson.
Mr.. E. J. Prudhon Of Nashua, Iowa.
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(First Pub. Aug. 24-3t.)
Notice of Bridge Lettinp

, Sealed bids will be received by the town
board OF Princeton township, Mile Laos coun-
ty: at the Office of the town clerk at Princeton,
MIMI, until Oct: at 2 o'clock p. M, 1916,
tor the construction Of the following bridge !:
state Bridge No. 1853, between sections 20
and 80. township SO north, range q west,
township of Princeton
Seventy-five foot steel truss spans, IS foot
roadway, reinforced concrete floor. or rein
forced concrete abutments
Plans and specifications are on file in the
Office above specified may be seen at the
office of the State Highway Commission, 800
Sh4bert Building, St. Paul, MINI.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
satisfactory bidders bond, cash or a certified
check for at least five ~ per cent of the
amount Of the bid payable to the town treas
urer of said township
All bids must be upon blank forms fur
nished by the undersigned
The board reserves the right to accent or
reject any proposal.
Dated at Princeton, Minn., this 18th day
of August, 1916.
ALBERT KUHFIELD,
Town Clerk.
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THREE CORNERS.

Jennie King has been visiting in this
neighborhood for a few days.
August Johnson is building a new
barn. Don't forget to show the young
people good time when it is finished,
August.
Will feathers is working on the
road this week.
The King school house and yard are
being cleaned, as school will commence
next Monday, Aug. FL. Maude Brown
will teach again this year.
A crowd Of young folks were at
August Chilstrom's Saturday night.
The evening was spent in playing
games.
Anna Chilstrom, who has been work.
ing in Chicago for while, is home for
short vacation.
Gertrude Orme has been collecting
money for Company G. Hope you
have good success, Gertrude.
Arnold Hanson, who has been work.
ing at Roy Prices this summer, will re-
turn to his home in Minneapolis next
Saturday.
Thora Patten has returned home
from the twin cities. No wonder Bill
was so late home Sunday evening.
Don't forget the dance at Green
Lake pavilion, August 26. Good times
are always expected.
The Misses Elizabeth and Emma
Parks entertained several of the young
folks at their home on Sunday even
ing in honor Of their friend, Jennie
King. Ice cream and cake was served
at 1880 and the rest of the evening
was spent in playing games.
Warren Webb has had a beautiful
complexion lately. Why shouldn't he?
He found a channels skin the other
night on his way home.
Mrs. Aleck Janzig of Minneapolis is
visiting at Aug. Chilstrom's
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OPSTEAD.

Chas. Norberg and wife, D. J. Gus
tafson and wife and Miss Olson autoed
to Aitkin Wednesday. Miss Olson re-.
manned at her home there.
The following and their families en-
joyed a picnic at the lake Sunday:
Andrew Kalberg, Mrs. Freer, Mrs.
Ellen Skretting, Otto Engstrom, Aug
ust Haglund and Mrs. Holm.
Mrs. H. B. Wilkes who has been
visiting her parents, the Grants, the
past two weeks, left on Monday for
Wahkon. She leaves there his week
for her home in Hankinson, N. D.
Alfred Johnson left Monday for
Pierz, this state, after spending this
week with his parents here.
Herman Holm left on Thursday for
Canada where he will do his harvest
ing on his land there.
Jonas Grant autoed to Wahkon on
Monday.
Rev. P. Rydin of Cambridge held
religious services at the Swedish Bap-
fist church here Sunday morning and
evening: Rev. Rydin is the Sunday
school missionary.
Carl Eklund and family Of Malmo
passed Sunday at the John Anderson
home here.
! P. J. Anderson has been on the sick
list the past week.
| Mrs. Ahlberg and children visited al
John Anderson's Sunday afternoon.
D. J. Gustafson drove to Redtop or
Saturday. While there he tuned {
piano for Sewer Eye.
The Willing Workers will meet a.
the home of Mrs. Chas. Erickson OF
Friday afternoon. Welcome, neigh
bors.
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LIVONIA.

Services were held in the Norwegian
church Sunday.
Mrs. Axel Perman spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Cohoes and Mrs.
Leonard.
Jake Gramhill is building a large
machine shed.
R. E. Lynch went to Minneapolis
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Two auto loads of friends and rela-
tives came up from Minneapolis Sum-
day and spent the day at Nelse Elk
dahl's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Whitley and
Chas. Cohoes and family spent Sum-
day afternoon at the G. T. James
home.
The stork left baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mulder
August 16.
H. Schumacher and family and Her.
man Leonard autoed to Princeton Sun
day forenoon.
Miss Ruth Warner of Osseo spent
several days at the VIM. Truax home
recently.
Miss Zelma Leonard is working at
the S. L. Emmons home.
Chas. Mulder left for North Dakota
Monday where he expects to run a
threshing rig this fall.
Mrs. Jake Gramhill entertained the
Norwegian Aid Monday afternoon. A
large crowd attended. The next meet
ing will be in three weeks with Mrs.
Ola Hauge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Judkins and family from
Baldwin and Mrs. Beyers and daugh-
ter, Leila, of Crown spent Sunday at
Chas. Mulder's.
R. E. Lynch entertained company
from Minneapolis Sunday.
Johnnie Johnson purchased new
top buggy recently.
Miss Laura James spent Sunday
afternoon at the Geo. Leonard home.
John Johnson and Myrtle James
spent Sunday at the J. w. Cohoe:
home.
Bowels Bros. of Zimmerman put il
a we'll for John johnson recently.
Messrs. Ed and Fred Martineau AM
families were called to Minneapoli
the first Of the week by the death O.
their sister, Miss Virginia Martineau
who passed away in that city Satur
day. Miss Martineau was we'll an
most favorably known in this eigh
borhood, having spent the create
part Of her life here. The bereave
father, mother, brothers and sister
have the deepest sympathy from
large number of old friends and neigh
bors from here.