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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-01
C. & 0. TO CARRY
WHEELING SLEEPER

CHARLESTON. W. Va March 81
An order was entered to-day by the pub
lie service commission suspcndinK the
schedules filed recently by gas COM
UarIes seeking 70 advance the rates
charged Co consumers. These companies
are the Pittsburgh and West virginia
Gas Com pauf. the West Virginia Gas
Company and the West Virginia and
MARY land Gas Company The now
schedules were % become effective. to-
morrow and the suspension was made,
pending Investigation of tho claims be-
fore the commission takes action. \
hearing viii b. held btfOr, the commits
sion on the petition OF each company.
Tho commission has also ordered that
sleeper service Doe provided over the
tls1tps a. ohio railroad from Char
lesion to Huntington to connect with
tho ohio River division 81 the Bsltimpr.
a. ohio. between Huntington and Pitts
burEh The service must bs InaUgur-
ttsd hN April 10. The opinion in The
Duse was written just before h.e death
by william ". Cd. Dawson. laf. member
OF the commission. and cuucu rred boo hy
tho other mem bcrs.
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Money Given
10 Undertaken
Is Recovered

NEW YORK. March 3l-Buried un.
der a tree at the extreme tip Of Long
Island. detective late today found a
roll Of bills which Eugene oliver
Kane. the embalmer asserted was
forced upon him by DR.. Arthur War.
rem Waite in an effort to induce MIN
TO swear there was arsenic in the EN-
balmtng fluid used on the body OF
Waite's father-in-law. John r. Peck. of
Grand Rapids. for whoes murder the
young dentist was Indicated today.
The roll. which Waite told District Al.
torney Edward Swami contained So.
600. totalled only $500 when IL was
found by the detective. Kane said he
never counted the money while Il was
in his possession and therefore did
not know whether Waites count was
accurate.
According to the story told by Waite
he also gave Kane a check for So 400
which Kane admitted having accepted
This check has not yet been located.
District Attorney Swami said to-
night that Waite. who is q prisoner at
Bellevue hospital where he b. reCov-
ering from the effects of drugs taken
Just before his arrest. probably will be
arraigned Monday on the Indictment
which charges him with murder in
the first degree. When told by his at.
torney. Walter Deuel.. that he had been
indicted. Waite exclaimed That's
what | expected"
Deuel. said that when he suggeste I'D
an insanity defense to him, Waite de.
clared:
i am just as sane as YOU are You
cant help me In that was. I'm not
afraid OF the electric chair"
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NEWS BRIEFS


a special meeting OF the purcaeiu-
ana sales committee ~ the Pan Handle
Agricultural Club viii BE- held ia tho
headquart'rs Market Auditorium. this
viii D. completed TO have carload lots
Of special kinds of feeds and such
bought comparatively br Ga. members.
Don't think yuu are lucky. b. yuu
happen tu see % o. HCk-fbuok lying On the
sidewalk to-day better pass DO by for
This .s April
Tho Dress ~" campaign commit
tee has not N-r decided upon a. hotel for
merchants participating DO rn, cam
paisu This vIII D.. decided upon prob
'ply TO-DAY. lh" dinner VIII b. held
next Thursday.
According 90 tn. polio. department,
the arrests .f March tufHlsd 1Ol. against
t' duun- OBJ. month 90 February. IN
January ". iti- year there w,r" I2F
arrests. h9' This number was =w.Illd
nt tLs periodical raid OF th. bad lands
The dog r'lsuucr seems 10 have
started vurk uu the Island. a. three
result OF This pests return
fillmore lodge. Is of g.. has moved
from it- uId h'sdluartrfe into the odd
Fellow. ball or Twelfth and Chtulue
.fr.. o.. Istftttff. tsrHurH. ono uf fh.
Officers of fH. lodge. I- mailing notices
fu tho members notifying them ~ tho
ghans. emo ure.nE their attendance at
Donald Brush Tho crying N.wr-
b"N. wa. removed yesterday t1 The E'-
D.rats SHERIFF. Green and smith
spent tI. entire d1r. yesterday. collect.
IrE 'ts. .U au effort tH r..u'. fna de-
uu4usrf Uaf
% o. Gordon. plant super. I..r .f fn.
I'II Telephone 'HwItrf. addressed co.,.
m"mi .' '.' 0'tlh.uthi' tf1mn"r Hf
John oerr., srd ", D. tf.,.r-.urn.
drunk. H.r. fnf only 'fI'rt... Iu p.-
N.. ..l'. |'...rI1|. .I'' .rrHIlH. u |.
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200 KILLED IN
SAL0NIKI RAID

BERLIN. March 81 (by wireless 20
Truckerton. y J)-"Athens report s.
that at least 200 Anglo French soldiers
were killed by the air attack" SAYS
the Overseas News Agency in an item
given out for publication today. Tween
~ tons OF explosives were detonated
and numerous barracks were burned.
Twenty-seven Sehbian railroad cars,
with war material. and an ammunition
shed in the city were destroyed.
Greek public opinion sharply crit
cises the proceedings OF the entente
allies which have exposed Salonih TO
attacks. as thdr headquartcrs and mil
itary establishments are in the town
The refusal OF the entente govern
ments 10 pay damages caused by the
air attacks has caused much bitter
feeling in Greek circles"
The foregoing item probably refers
TO the raid by seven German machines
on Saloniki last Monday An Athens
dispatch said the Greek government
had protested against the lombard
ment Saloniki reported that four of
the attacking machines were brought
down.
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DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON march 81.

wASErrGToH. March 81.
SENATE
Me- % noon
Resumed debate on the army re-
trgaui cation bill
Recessed az 5:4S D. m. 90 noon
Saturday.
HOUSE
Met 40 noon
Secretary Daniels continued his
testimony 0 ToIC naval committee
began debate on annual rivers
and tarror tiit.
JuII.'rry rummittoe decided 90
submit fU the house for a vote n
resolution united states District
Afto.afH MarrLaU Of View YORK.
against whom imI ctrnrnt charges
ere PENDING. In c1ntempt Of The
house
Adjourned az 5.t5 b.. m. 90 n a.
poo. Saturday
The only knight motor M the SHOW
v.H be- found 40 the Overland Booth
Don't fl| to see q
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ALL ARE SAFE.

TOXIC. April The ToNo kiScn
kahushiki Haisha confirms tho report
that all IN" passengers ON board the
steamer 'hiNo Msru. which grounded OF
FOG. were saved hy "A British warship
The vessel carried 229 passengers
mostly Americans. and among whom
was party ~ Boston tourists.
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LEGAL NOTICE
~~
order of Publication

Order of Publication
Inc State OF West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
In the circuit Court Of ohio County.
West Virginia. March Rules. 1916.
r. =. Talbot.
Plainurf
,. y. Thompson. J. r.
Barnes Defendants
The object Of th, above entitled suit
i TO recover from IN, Defendants ] \
Thompson and J r. barnes in the abnv.
entitled ch5uc"ry cause the amount que
upon a certain note of he said j y.
thompson and }. Il. Barnes. executed
uN sald J. y. Thompson aud J r. Barnes
10 ;. ". Shrad.r. ON the 18TH day uf
october. 1914. for the sum OF 10000 90.
que In fourteen months from date. with
interest from date at G. o.. and assigned
~ said ) ". Shrad,r to said r. r. Tai
DOT. which said not" iS due and unpaid.
ana no part thereof has been paid. and
amounts. ~ OF the 9TH day OF February.
1915. including principal and interest. TO
the sum Of Sl0.1gC.0O
And the further object and purpose
personal. Of thu said defendants. or
either 81 them, found IN the state OF
west virginia. ana have tn. same sold
IoT the pay W"nt OF the said sum OF $40
10000. with interest thereon until paid.
and the costs OF this suit and the fur
th'r object OF this suit - for such fur
lneI relief both general and special, as
plalnlifi may be entitled TO receive.
And 30 appearing from an affIda, u
iiled ia said cause at these Rules that
We defendants. }. v Thompson and J.
X. liarncs are not residents OF the state
ni West virginia. and they not haviu4.
been served with process iu said suit on
motion OF tn" plaintiff bN counsel. this
order OF publication l. entered AGAINST
ihem, and o. L. ordered that the Satd
DEFENDANTS, above named b.. and they
~" required tU appear within ON, mon 3D.
after the dat "f the iirat publication ~
ihi- order and uu what o. necessary tu
protect ih'lf Interests. /. o.. further
ordered that this uT4sr b.. published ami
pust'd as required by law.
witness. John l.. kturhoru. clerk of
our said Court. az a., Court lIuus. OF
said County. this >fh daN Uf March. 1916.
tu-vit. March Rules. 1915.
JOHN D. kINGIDIN. clerk
Published the first tim. March IT'u.
1916
Attest
joins L. RINgUOEN. tT.rA.
WA Z. GEORGE
%. J WILCOX
lIalut|ff- counsel
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POULTRY


THoRoUGMBRED Rose Comb Rhode Ia-
land Rcd and single Comb Hlff Leg
horn eggs. lric's riEhf. 1i 49, Hem
mann. r. H. no b.. Wheeling West Va.
ur.LU-f .Hu--u
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FOR SALE Motorcycle

FOR SALE-Aimust new. late model IN
bsst condition. including extra inner
tube and fun s-et of tools Blst quick
~ n''IIug f-Is-tf
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE OF registered Jerseys.
Saturday. April LIST 1916. at ! o'clock
y. m. at my farm 8 miles west OF West
Alexander Pa. and - miles east Of
Wheeling W Va stop % ON W Va.
Traction and Electric line. n head of
COWS and heifers. i bull d. months OLD.
Pau~y'S Turuna. herd rex .ster uumb,r
l3s27G. A. Is. Atkinson. West Alexander
Pa. X. -. No. ]. mr-JO-i
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-M odcrn room flat. with
bath. Possession at once. \atl 1880.
ap-l-i
FOR RENT-RsSidc of o rooms. cor
ner 18th and Eoff streets Arthur
Little estate. Geo. r. Boyd. Jr.. Adm.
nr-2N-k
FOR RENT-Ervc-room apartment with
bath. large pantry. modern couN cui-
ences and tanitor service. Enquire
KlievCs Lumber Co. Phones S1l.
mr-25-ff
FOR RENT-Fifteenth street apartment
with bath. pantry and laundry. Eas.
electric lights. hot and cold water. In
quire LIST floor IS Fifteenth street.
mr-22-tf
FOR RENT-FiNE SECOND FLOOR
FLATS WITH HALL AND BATH
FIVE ROOMS AT 1902 MAIN $50
SIX ROOMS 10th ST. $50 ALL
MODERN. JAS. l. HAWLEY. 1908
MAIN.
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WANTED

WANTED GOO men and women for
u. $. government positions $500 20
$4,000 month. Common education SUI
ficient. Write Immediately for ire, list
OF positions now obtainable Franklin
Institute. Dept E6i y. Rochester. y. y.
mr-lN-25-ap-l-k-l5
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Stallion. fun blood Slct-
land pony and OUTFIT. Enquire 222O
Market st mr-29-l
FOR SALE-Fresh COW and calf by Al
bert Miller. Wheeling. Mozart I'M.
mr-3U-J
FRO SALE-Sc"d potatoes at the right
prices. See Us before buying. II. ".
Campbell Main and 2lst. -. Wheeling.
mr--7-m
FOR SALE-Cheap. Horses Inquire
Grover Hclfenbine. Bell lOS II. O.. Film
Grove. mr--G-lSC
FOR SALE-Grocery and general store
In good locality. IN Raylaud. -. call
SOL. Nat. phone. mr-5-tt
TOR SALE-h drug stors In good ioca-
uon- Address II. p Co.. care Intelii-
gencer. f-24-p
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WANTED-Male or Female

wANTED-Employed people increase
your income SIS TO $50 per month
without interfering with regular work,
no selling. no canVassing. no money or
experience required. Not work but Fun,
The Come-Packt Merchandise Co. Toledo
Ohio. ap-l-E
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For Sale

eEvERALs-ChoIce Suburban bone.
Prices ranzs from $4,000 o.
100000.
FTSE BffLDf&g sITE~-Iu WYnIHIaIe.
Lot Zf0E5Z0 containing b ID acres. moro
or less. VIII sell as whole 10 I1.l 10
81
sI - 1871 STREET. - roo--a rrd BATH
Also double brick ~ room. each Iu
rear. Wi sell 81 whole .r .f.1ftrlI..
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wANrED-Somc carpenters. 42nd and
JACOB streets. r-30-hm
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WAHTED-Man or boy for dairy farm
STEADY position. Apply +. & &. Dairy,
10th and Chaplin. mr-gO-i
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WANTED--Male Helm

WANTEo-l.iNe man salesman
travel with photographer. Hustler
only Come quick. Bergman. 9G5 Main.
mr-S0-J
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WAkTED-IWo young men TO work
news agents ON Is. a. .. trains Apply
Ct IEitn News 60. office. Is. 4 u. depot
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WAITED quick, Automobile gas
, oline going up Seu Gaso-Tonic
' Equals gasoline ar 30 gallon. Elimi-
mates carbon. DOLLAR an hour profit
sales guaranteed. Whit, Mfg Co. Dent
90. cincinnati. o. ap-l-g
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WANTED competent statesmen or mer-
chants preferred. by well rated Clcyc-
land concern. Co soil merchants greatest
speciality of the day. 5000 to 5000 per
month. commissions paid weekly. state
experience. %. d Eiurle. Gen Mgr. sta
ton a.. cleveland. a.. ap-i-g
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Order of Publication.
| The state Of West Virginia. ohio Coun-
I ~, SIS
1 In The Circuit Court Of ohio County.
I West Virginia. March Rules. 1916.
I II Turb.s.
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WANTED-~aIo-u.s men sidefiue. Make
biz money selling our new 30 art piss
trr. knife punch boards Big commits
sion Writ. for tNt.u-ll. territory. Nd
dress BAN Qualls Speciality Co. BOX 415.
Knoxville. Tenn. ap-f-g
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-12

HORSESHOEING-They come here
from far and near to have their
horses shod at Thonson's. Expert
workmanship on every job. H.
w. Thomson, River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-12

EAT-For first class, wholesome
meals and lunches stopat Wenzels
Restaurant. Our bakery product
is the best on the market.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-12

Blankets at the right prices. Re
member, also, that harness repair
ing and oiling is our specially.
Handmade harnesses of exception
al quality. VIM. Mccormick, n.
Main St.
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Eat more of Shepard's honey.

Chris. Wenzel spent Tuesday in
Ellsworth.
Prin. H. C. Almy and family mo-
tored to St. Paul Sunday.
Sam Hum, formerly at Elmwood,
has opened a garage at Maiden Rock.
Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels
for sale. Howard Pratt. Phone 213.
adv.
Mrs. Ella Plantz of Minneapolis
spent Sunday here with her son. |.
II. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Upgren and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Norseng motored
to Saltwater Sunday.
Mrs. jeanette Olson and daughter,
Miss Mildred, visited relatives in
Hudson Saturday and Sunday.
The Methodist entertainment, "A
Trip to Foreign Countries" was
great success socially and financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zinie Ewart and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dunbar left last week
to motor to Pennsylvania, in the for
ner's car.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the
social rooms on Thursday afternoon
Oct. 10 at 2 o'clock
A number Of lady friends Of Mrs.
Chas. Meyer gave pleasant surprise
party in her honor last Friday after
noon. Luncheon was served.
Helmer Drolson of Rice Lake is
employed as clerk in the grocery de-
partment at Allard's. His family
will join him here in the near future.
T. w. Finn met with painful ac-
cident las4 Friday. when, in attempt
ing to repair apump, he nearly sew
~~oI 900 oE @bo Hn@ro,.r ~ b;c Iof+
hand.
Mrs. j. C. Knowlton and Mrs. G.
w. Chinook. Jr., entertained at a
one o'clock luncheon Saturday in
honor of Mrs. Bracket of Los An
geles, Cal.
DURING OCTOBER with every
dozen cabinet photos one extra photo
in beautiful calendar mount will be
given. Order your Christmas photos
NOW. Shepard Studio. adv.
Mrs. Eva F. Shepard and daugh-
ter, Miss Merle, and Mrs. P. w.
Ramer and daughter. Miss Eva,
motored to Beaver, Polk county,
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. F. Frye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Filkins and Mrs.
w. D. McLain motored to North
field, MINI the latter part of last
week and visited at the home of the
latter's grandmother. Mrs. Ian
phear. They returned Tuesday.
The advertising clock in Freeman's
drug store display window stopped
at $3.50 Monday morning. Capt.
Otto Eggebrecht of the normal
school football team, had the nearest
correct guess and won the safety
razor.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet Thursday, Oct. 10, at the home
of Mrs. Hannah. The topic will be
taken from the first chapter of our
new book, Worlds Missions and
World Peace Everyone is cordial
II ly invited.
Lowell and Mouberg, of the nor
NAL school football squad, went into
a head on collision during practice
Tuesday evening, and both were I'M
conscious for about half an hour
after. Itwas LovelI's first appear
ance on the field this season, and in
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ROBES and BLANKETS-Now is
the time. here is the place, to Sc
lect from choice lot Of Robes and
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Local News

Mrs. J D. Boles was Twin City
visitor Saturday.
| Miss Bertha Foster returned home
last week from Pasadena, Cal.
Ton. Hogan of Cumberland was
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Yocum left Mon
day to visit her son Carl at Lowry,
S. D.
DR.. Clough will be at River Falls
Oct. II. See him for glasses that
fit.-adv.
The Priscilla Art Circle will meet
with Mrs. E. Buck on Tuesday after
noon, Oct. II.
Adam YOcum mOtOred here from
st. Paul Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. M. Yocum.
Mrs. ]. Harshman has gone to St.
Paul to spend several weeks at the
home Of Mrs. II. H. Robinson.
|
Miss Winnifred Wynans, assistant
librarian at the normal school, visit
ed her brother at Prescott Sunday.
George Dodge has sold his 8O-acre
farm east of town to Fred Hojem of
Ell Paso, S. L. Krauth making the
sale.
Elmer Stewart and family have
moved into the Gallup house, recent
ly occupied by Professor Davidson
and family.
PUBLIC SALE DATES FOR YOU
Farm and livestock sales given
special attention. F. D. Rubins,
auctioneer. Phone 115-S.
Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Shepard, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Boutell of ST. Paul, leave today for
a duck hunting trip to Clam Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Peterson en-
tertained a party of relatives last
Friday in honor of the silver we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
| A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jensen of
Tacomah, Wash, are visiting at the,
John Bergman home. Mr.. Jensen
was engaged in the tinsmith business
here several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hyatt motored to Owen Saturday to
visit Mr.. Hyatt's sister, Mrs. ]. J.
Servaty. They returned Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Swoards returned
last week from Great Bend, Kan.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Clay
ton Stevenson, who is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Stew
art.
G. j. Reiss of ST. Paul will be in
this city for his regular fall tuning
the week beginning Oct. Is. Those
wishing first class work done or pi-
amos repaired telephone orders to
Gladstone hotel.-adv.
! F. d. Ensign leaves this week for
Brooklyn, N. Y, to take another
series of radium treatments. He ex-
poets to be gone about two weeks,
and while there will be- guest at
the home of his son Raymond.
/
A w. r. c.. convention was held in
Ellsworth yesterday. Among those
from the local post who were present
were Mesdames R. P. Colwell. r. w.
Reynolds, Pearl Waterman, Roy Hy-
att, Geo. Wilmoth, Nome Hall, John
Mclaughlin and L. McCue. Inspec-
ton of the local post will be held
here today.
Members of the Ezekiel Lutheran
church and other friends gave very
pleasant birthday surprise party in
! honor of c.. e.. Nelson. about IS Cf
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Miss Ella Nicholson is spending a
week in Hudson.
Miss Myrtle Green visited relatives
in Minneapolis Sunday.
Atty. and Mrs. j. H. Grimm mo-
tored to the Twin Cities Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Stiles and son of Pres
colt Roads spent Monday in the city.
DR.. R. N Rork has purchased C.
A. Upgren's Studebaker touring
car.
The Spring Valley news items this
week are written by Miss Rose E.
Shafer.
Edison Condit of Rock Elm is at
tending dental college in Kansas
City, Mo.
Homer Bailey recently purchased
span of colts from Peter Mattison
of Viking.
C. Pearson is installing the new
heating system at the Carisch es-
Enlistment.
George Fortune and Rod McGreg-
OF left Tuesday on business trip to
Poplar, Mont.
Try SHEPARD'S HONEY with
hot biscuits or pancakes. Oh. but
it's good!-adv.
Mrs. VIM. O. Robbins of Prentice,
this state, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henrietta Carroll.
Mrs. Emile Gevers returned to
her duties at the Book & Art shop
today after a few days illness.
The Mems Methodist Brotherhood
will serve an oyster supper Tuesday
evening, Oct. II. Reserve this date.
The cheese exhibited in the display
windows at Norseng Bros store is
said to be the largest ever brought
to this city.
At Hammond hitching posts are
not to be allowed on Main street, ac-
cording to a recent order passed by
the village council.
Lana Hawkins of Hammond lost
two fingers of his left hand in silo
filling machine at the M. Early farm
in Pleasant Valley last week.
x
Miss Mary Carroll, who is attend
ing the Backus School for Girls at
St. Paul, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hepburn have
moved this week into the upstairs of
the H. O. Harris house, now occu-
pied by Nels Swenumson.- Baldwin
Bulletin.
Senator Robert nj. La Toilette ad-
dressed a large audience at the nor
NAL school auditorium on leading
political topics of the day last Thurs
day evening.
Senator Geo. B. Skogmo, accom-
panied by Robert Wurgler of Mann
Valley, made a business trip to Sher-
idan county, N. D., last week. re-
turning Saturday.
S. S. Patterson of Concord, n. H.,
and daughter, Mrs. w. CroWfut, of
Cleveland. Ohio, returned to their
homes Sunday after a two weeks
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Fuller.
In France, according to Our
Dumb Animals farmers paint the
interior of their barns blue, follow
ing the discovery that flies have an
aversion to that color and do not
modest animals housed therein.
Clyde Gilman, who has been en-
Moved bV the Consolidated Ibr. Co.
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TAKE NOTICE

Public Sale Dates for You-Farm
and livestock sales given special
attention. F. D. Rubins, auction
eer. Phone 115-S.