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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17

There has one report gained cur
rency, which If true, will certainly
m lake the relations between the two
teams greatly strained. This report is
to effect that Killingly is TO protest
the game. Putnam hopes it may not
be true. Not so much because they
are afraid of the outcome as they do
not want TO loose all confidence in the
KilIingly team ana officials. The
playing Of Angel by Putnam is said
to be the point to be raised. The
player was allowed TO participate in
The game. If kiilingiy had won moth
ing would been heard on this score. II
they now raise protest 1t viii be con
elusive evidence that they allowed
him TO play feeling that II they won IL
" Guild be all right aud if they lost IL
would be a straw for them TO clutch
in an attempt 10 keep their head above
water. Either way it was 10 Killing
ly's favor. As said before, Putnam
hopes that the rumor is not true for
Killing ly's sake.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17
Wedding
Lowry-.Holmes

At the Baptist parsonage, MONDAY
evening, Edward Lowry, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Lowry of Pomfret
Center, and Miss Pearl Holmes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaspar Holmes,
Earrows street, were united in mar
rage by Rev. J. r. Stuobert. After a
wedding journey they will reside for a
time with the brides parents. Both
Young people are well known in the
city.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17

Baskets from the floor, for Putnam,
MAYNARD, Shaw 2, Lowe 3; for Daniel
son, Reddy 2, Elliott 4. From fouls
for Putnam, Lowe, shaw 8; from fouls
for killingly, Reddy 5.
Timers, owaffield and Files.
Scorers, Warren and Wiley,
Referee, Wylie OF Webster.
Umpire. Bellerose OF Grosvenordaie.
Time, two Commute periods.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17
New IelepIlones

New telephones installed for week
ending March 1lth;
George +. Bidwell, 900 Grove st. 1912
Elisha Perry, so. Wood,tock 203.13
French River Inn, Pay Station
MechanicsvilIe 596-l2
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17

A little play, Uniforms for Wom-
en-, will be given by the young people
OF the Congregational church sat the
sprlug sale Of the Ladies Social utfcie
April 18th.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17

The members of the A. o. I'll. viii
hold an entertainment and social
gathering on the evening OF ST. RAT
rick Day
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-17

Rev. b +. Benoit will speak in
French at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21

bDen, iou Sc fornrner til at afitau
|liot al Nren tic 0enn). Derpoa bar
Der alIe m1lige 5lags SOB 70,
% &crrer, &tger og Drenge.
Ser bar Surttglpb, Ipnoe=Nibe
Sob, &lglelpb oip. On Mpnqol
npttige % pnr0tfnloe Nrpmier
%oberrafteS @inoerne i Sc forffjellige
Do bette bar oberitaoet begpn6t-
man at temme Be meobrogte og bel
fpl0te Ma6furbe, pg Sprlten fiji
mon ill1ffet peo interchangeable
1o11en. Denre bob6e fun en- Sell,
oen lpb nernlig tyr.
5oapel ON @ftermi66ogen 1om
ON Mftenen gift Dan1en lipligt Zen
oper Bet bpne0e 0dniegulp / 6ell
flotte 5riluftspabillon, til Sc for
|trpllen6e Eoner, Ser fremloffeoeS al
'Muiifer Mnberi ems altio fortreffeli=
&c Srfeter.
&eo ~Gurfep" SID bar alt opre
|og man begap Jig bjem / Ben itille
mil0e 5ommeraften, efter at bobe
tilbragt en- fornejelig og bebageli:3
@ftermio6ng / 5amb9r me6 Sands
m9n6.
m T. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Sommernbflngt.

5priltffolnmenoe 5pnoag, Ben %,
Sui, bol0er ben Morif gbang. 2u-
|tberife Menigbe0 ! ct. saul }in aar=
lige noflugt til 8alo @agle 2afl
80 &oni11l &obes STOP. @uostje=
nejte bolbes paa @runoen ST. IL
praciS. Derefter Mi0oag. Ma1
bringer lelp Ma0furpe me6. Sor-
friifninger, Scecream, lemonade,
&uffe og 5mprrebrp6 fan fuas.
5enere un6erboloning / 6orm q;
0rpbeus Concert Orcbelter, @pooe<
lpb, 8ol6ipil oip. @bite Scar @por~
bogne afgnar fra Z Corners &l.
8.26> 1926 og 1925. - Sag @por=
bognen til Gn6en al 2inien og Ml;=
to 8niS til Hicnic=@ run6en. - 40
Gents Sur %, &etnr for @porpogn
til @bite 8ear og Is Gents Sur
og Getnr me6 Muto=8n1s. Som oll2
ti0lig. @jertelig belfommen.
Noa Mon6S= &lubbens @egne
Sef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
&pmfirmanbfcit.

ct. Ncocrs 6onife &irfes Ting
6omsforening bop0e / 5pn0ogs Mf=
tes i11bbuot oct ftb1te Morsbolo Ser
firmo1oer til en- feltlig 5ommen=
foml It / &%irfc1olen. &oo &omiteen5
&cgnc boo Eoltor Sarpqoor0, Ser
I1tpre 6prlomling belfommen. Otter
at ct Nor Songc bar i1ngne, bolDt
Haltor Garpgoor0 ct 5ore0rog ODER
Gmnet: &rigcn pg &rilter0omme1l
|Solcre11 minoeDc ON, bborle0c5
mango i Mlppr % mc0 5org og o1l=
0re mc6 @oon og 5pot bopcc
1purgt: bpprlcocs fan en- laa6utl
&rig opltoo / &riiten0ommenS Mio=
te, 1ben at bcn11e bor funnel babe
nogcn S11oflp0elle til at Itanole. og
bGntmc Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Gang Gpa6ieretmr.

Gn ung 19oarig Mon0, laurence
g. Mc@oban> Chicago, orfom til
&Den / 26r6ags for at 0eltage I oe
~tprre"s &%onpention, ban bliper. Sen
Dng1te al Sc Oelegere6e.
0e 0ramatilfe Sm1t9n0igbe0er
Deo bans Mnfomlt BERTH bor, at bon
oerme6 bopoe tilenoebrogt Ell 10000
Wil lang 6o6tur.
Scr Is Mooneoer 1i6en begDn6te
ban poa fin So6tur, ser bar peret
rig paa 0ple9elier, ban bar blan6t
an6et me6 til at gjpre Sagt efter
Sen mericonife 8on6it, @illo, efter
oennes Sberf ol0 poo Sc freoelige
Mmrifa1ere. 6blgenbe 1tprre> 8per
oflag6e ban @eipg: Denper> 5alt
Safe Gitpu 5eattle, @on 6roncisco>
Sos Mngeles, 5ontiogo, Dumo> 81
&o1p, Son Mntmio, &anlus Gitl
og Dubuque; / 6e forifiellige @per
bol0t bon .Taler for Set ~t9rre"
Yartt.
&ao Iuren bor ban brltgt $
&or 5tppler;; BET Nar, ban bapo,
poo peo MnfomltenL baDbe paret frc
8pmie, 5eroS. Sg ban bar life bapt
en- sat poo lit @ope0 li0en 5tar-
ten.
0m tit eget 2ip forteller bor,
at 90 ban bar Is Mor gor1mel,
bleb ban en- meget iprig Ii1banger
al Sc utprre", % 6o bans Sober bor
5aloonfeeper moatte bon forlooe fit
&jem % le1p tjene til 2ipets Op-
bolb.
~ 1915 .H#tZ t-a -Hrl $50 ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Soften / Ganers Surf.

s. 6. Mn0erle n 2ogeS 5ommer<
felt / 5pn6oes / 9a11ers &orf bleD
/ olle Mao6er pellpffet % forn9je=
Zig; Set bar %glimrenoe SEER og goO
Iililutning. Otter at, man bc6 SnD=
go11gen babbe fjpbt fin 8illet, font
man in6 / Sen 1muffe SouerS &arf,
Ser far en- 6eltpla0s, font life fin
Ser iin 2ige / Spillingbperne.
Sci fpr1te, 3jet mpbte paa 6enne,
bar ct &berDningsfontor for Sc
frntter, fife til at 1en0e til Mericp:
'@rpnlen eller poa on6re @il1on'1fe
@fspeoitioner, men til Sjene1te !
Observation-Disclosures &pffer. @n all
,0en ttltr9ffen6c 8Dgning bar &egle~
bonen, og Ben bar ful0t optaget
|bele @fter1ni66agen al gppe 8re-
Gre, Ser for19gte ON Sc en0nlt fnn6c
iluu tire 5fppe eller ptte om Son
gen.
5portsprogrommet par 1tort og
longt. Set in6leoebes me6 SEN meo
lua megen SSntereSle %img0eiete Sob
trefning imellem &pl0ene 1ommen
fat al Mnn6 b%enbol0spis boenoe
|@eit pg 9lt for MiSiis1ippi=Slo6en.
Otter en- fort men baaro &omp fei-
re6e @eitbploet (bet bgr bemerfes,
at Sc pgiaa bapoe bentet Soriterf-
ming ira Sc bonife &Gmper / Mplle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
9}D &anf.

Mslociotion Of Commerce bar BE-
9pnot en- ibnrbig &agne for at
foo en- al Sc 12 2onbbrrgsloonc=
banter, Scr ifol oprettes / IL for
1fiellige Oiitrifter. anlagt BERT 8Dr
en-. Disie 8onfers Oprettelie er en-
Tplge al Sen / &ongres1en nplio
p%ebtagne 2on6brugslaonslpp> Ser
Ifol gipe 2onomonOen billigc 2oan,
Seen 8pen bill fao en- baar6s &o1l-
fl1rrert / Mim1eopolis, Ser %uofoloer
1tore Mnltrengelier for at foa Ser
pprettet Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Kirker OF F~oreninger.
I Go1gatha dansk-norske Pres

I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres
byterianer Kirke, 100 Thomas
ST., holdes engelsk Gudstjeneste
hver S@ndag XII. 1890. Rev. J.
S. Penny, Merriam Park, bes@r-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil videre.
Past. N. P. Crosse har like vac
ret Menighedens Prast fra den
I. Marts 1916.
DEN DANSK-NORSKB METHO.
DIST KIRKE. HjGrnet at Broad.
way og 13. ST., afholder sine Guds-
%tjenester som f6lger: Prediken
SGndag Form. Kl. 1890. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S6ndag Aften III. 7.45; literaert Mo.
de de tire f6rste Tirsdage Name
cen. B@nnem@de hver Onsdag AT.
ten X. s..
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
K1RKE, Hj@rnet af Orleans og Ste.
vens. Street. Gudstjeneste hve1
S9ndag4 Form. ri. II. Sgndagssko-
lie Kl. g.
FORENINGEN "HAABET" mddel
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden. @' 20 .
H C.. ANDERSEN LOGE. Mr.. gu, ,
g.. S., 'm6der 1. og 3. Fredag i Maa
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE L4OGE Mr.
so, D. S. S., m6der 1. og 8. Man
dag paa Central, Hall.
| DANMARKS DOTRB mgder 2. og 4
Tirsdag i hver Manned i Contra.
Hall. IS W. Z. st.
sANGFORENINGEN DANA" md
der liver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
To%reningen ~@o6tboob" me6e1
u: og 4. 2er0qg poa &opal Mrco-
mum &olL> 81. of ct, Neter og 4t(
IStreetS.
Joreningen 9onmorfS 6pnne,
Fat g.. g: 8. S. m90er 1. 90 3.
l2pr6ag poo &opoI Mrconum Sail,
Isl. al ct. &eter og 4tb GtreetS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Sful Snn1mit Mpenne ifaanes?

9l1sejerne paa Summit Mpe. bap:
Sc til 1iolte Me6e al Gitp Council
inoien6t ct Mnoragenoe ont Scotia:
,ge1ie al en- Mnor0ning> Ser lfal for
bin6re at ser nblte0es 8pggetilla=
oel1e for Mportmentbuie paa Gum:
NIT Mbe. fra 5elbp til 61p0en.
Mfltemningen lto0 lige, men 5:
ct Me0lem, @r. @o1S, bar bortrejl1
peo 1i61te Mg0e, bill 5agen fomme
pp igjen pe6 n9lte Mg0e, Sen 81.
Suit, oo ga ST.. @ols CT / 6Qb6r
al en- loobon Mnoroning, er Ser al
l16iigt til, at SEN oil blibe pe0taget
pao Bette We0e.
Set er / set bele toget mprfe=
1igt> at nogen fan ltemme imo0 Ct
1aooont 6ori1og> for Ser CT ga iffe
noget, Ser lfemmer en- @a0e ioa
meget iom Mpartmentbuie. Dg Dor
8ps 1muffelte @o0e lful0e ne6i9
misprp6es al loa0anne Suite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21

ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
= LUTH. KIRKE, e.. Ave. S. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste SGndag Formid-
dag ri. 1920. Altergang fvrste
SGndag i hver Manned. AndeD
SSndag hver Manned tillige Aften-
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prest, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard,
291O E. 22nd Street. Telefon;
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
.. g. g. @pnbention.

ENTERTAINMENTS &onbcntion.
Ser lfol ofbpl0eS beri 8pen til g.
terooret CT Set 6aglige 5omtole=
emne' inoenfor &olonienS fpi110elige
&re01 e % 6a lerlig in0enfpr Glen
nora Gbriitine 2ogen, bpiS &omiteS
Me6lemmer %ubfolber en- Mftibitet
pg Mrbejo1ombeo, fem life let fi11=
Ser fin 2ige. 5elp naor 5olen 1toar
bpjelt poo &imlcn og ne0folter fine
brpn0en6e 5traoler, ser fan foa
gn til at tobe boa0e Guns og Cont
ling, 1omles &omiteenS Weblemmer
It'll langc We6er, bpor ser bliber
|broftet, pebtaget, forfaitt og obe1
pejet olle nulige 5pprgsmoal> Ser
Dor 6orbinbelie mco en- loobon Sc
%gipenbe0.
Noor CT iuo0un Mffgre ifal forl6.
be tilfre6Sltillenbe pg Sen berpnreu=
be 2oge ifol bp0e poo ct tiltale110e
Hrogrnm, CT Set 1elpfplgelig MOO
|pe10igt at bupe pfonomiife Wi0ler
Lat pirfe me0, og 0u iaa6anne al0rig
fommer f1Dben0e al fig 1elp, moo
&omiteen ogioa bobe itn@oSpmprt:=
1pmbeb benben0t poo bette life 11be.
ientlige 8unft.
SIT 5p1trene bill gjpre alt bbo0
Ser ltoar / 6eres Magt for at be=
rebe, Sc Delegerebe og @eipgenoe or
bjcrtelig og feltlig Mpbtogelie ct
en- 5elpf9lge. Og Sc bill bape Ell
Erogrum for bper Sag, Ser bill BIZ
be o%fDefSlen0e og inoboloSrigt til
at un6erbol6e ollie 8e19gen0e me0:
Oct ful0itGn0ige &rogram fan
poa bette Gibspunft en0nu life meo=
6eles, fun 1oo meget, at &onDen=
tionens W90er pil blibe bol6t | Der;
l1pret 5ol / Set gumle 5%totsfopttol,
% BEN lille 5ol / famine @Dgninu
|bil blipe benpttet til &obeofporter.
Mpllebpens banl lie Teoter1elifob fra
llng0omsforeningen al 1905 n'l
fomme til 8Ds og opf9re Ben NOR
iomme og lpitige SARGE ~Borr i
Strife, ser Il 6oraoret gjor0e lac
itnr 2pffe be6 O%pfgrelierne I Mir-
neopoliS og &utcbinlon. Og ri bo=
rer, at 5pltrene / ACKNOWLEDGMENT
nil inbitere ollie Sc Delegere0e %.
bei6genbe S6ltre og @rpore til en-
flot 8onfet puu ct al WinneapoliS'
ltprlte @oteller.
gn Cling lom &omiteen fife er
&erre pper, CT &ejret, men hi Boo
Der, at set moa blipe ltraale1oa
col 1finspejr. ioale6eS at @jp1terne
fan fao 2ejligbeo til at 1e nogle al
@pe1,s mango 5eper6igbeoer.
81 buffer ale Sc fornejelige So
&c, hi bopbe fi6ite Oftober nnocr
@ro0erl font unbds &onbention, lao
% lua bonbe, at naar @pltrencs
&onbention, Ser ofbol6es Sen lto1te
l1ge af September, er oDerltaaet, at
hi moa itge, at BET bar en- &onpe11=
ton, Ser pur pellpffet og i11tere3=
iont, og at set moo bliDe en- al s.
Begipenbe0er, ser faar en- ppr6ig
0oY a "a G.H
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
@fal Sc ienbe @enge?

SSSn0ttl ni6ere bill @e1tern nnior
telegraph 60, ien0e %telegrofiifc
NengeonpiSninger for bolp Gaf1t II.
.5olooterne, Ser gjpr Ijeneit tie peo
Merico=G rGnien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
6dfe &enge,

@ftergjoroe Collars al goo no>
fprelie er / bisie Gage / 0mlpb !
Gpillingbperne. s 26r0ags blep 3
rogipet. De er iuo go0t efterlignet
og nofprt, at set fun peo @pet fa1r
fonltoteres ON Sc CT folife el1er eli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Splnbrpunp.

&pr 2on0smor0, 5pn0erjpoen sc.
81. &eterl len og &ultrl1, $50 5mitb
Mpe., feire6e oeres 5%9lpbrDlln9
Snsbog Mfte11 / it6ite ltge, peo or
1tprre 6eltligbeb i Nortb Central
Gommerciol Club, bpor ca. 100
al &oloniens Donife bar til 9teoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
8rpbnqninq.

Otter lang Ii0s 5tiliton6, Scr
ifpl0tc5 Nengcmongcl, er Mrbejoe;
poo Bro Mpc. =8roen int blepet gjen
optugct. 8roen, Ser pil fplte iolt
100000, pcnte5 fnroig | 2pbet al
G. teroQrct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Sfrnfer 8pqer.

ct. Saul Msiociation Of Cont
merce fprGrebe / Mon6ags 8pens
offentlige @ibliotef 1000 8ino al
@omn1islionprers Mopportcr, 5tat'-
.ltifer og anore lignen0e 8pger. 81
gerne bill blipe inolemn1et / set nDe
8ibliotef, ioo mort Set CT f9r6igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
6ngbes fpmmer.

Sen rcpublifan1fey &rGiioentfo''-
Dioot, Gbarles g. &ugbeS, bill etter
forelpbiq 8eltemmelie tale bert Bp=
en- Sen 96e M11gnlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Sra Mrgenttna.

&r. George Iilliicb me6 &uitrl'
(Sennp Senien) og en- lille 272
oorig 6onif Mrgentinerinbe, Mno
Morio, TOM til MinneopoliS / 26r-
bags MorgeS 0irefte fra @uenos Mi
res / M%rgentino, bio Seem Sort. Sc
bor toget mi6lerti6igt Spbolo poo
9ncbS Sarm / &icbfiel0. @aabc
Silliicb og bans &ultru er gomlc
Minneapolitonere, fra Marene 1905
~, belfjen0t 1prlig blan6t Ting
6ommen / Spillingbperne. Slltic3
f6er er Maifinilt al 6og> rejite bjem
/ @lutningen al 1911 og orbej0eoc
/ nogen Si6 bos @urmeilter &
@uin (Dieielmotorer), men 10
lengslen 6rep pao, og meo fin Sor=
lobe6e. og 6ennes 5piter rejite bon
til 8ne11os Mires> / @aabt om bet
rp6e argentinife @ulo og 80. grpn=
ne (?) 5fobe. Men bberfen &limaet
eller 6orbol6ene bleb tilpas, og Ser
bar So fun en- 8p / Ber6en for Set
l1nge Wgtepor - M%finneapolis, Scr
1offe6e og 6rog fra Set beje gtoro.
&r. pg Srn Tilliicb, Ser MT 1laur
fig til SO fer, 6nifes ct bjertelio=
&elfommen tilbage!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Tprqlem set Ell!

MISUNDERSTANDING "5or=
qIemmigei" pil ofboloe nG1t Wspoc
OnsDoqen SEN &c. Suli boS Wtrs.
csnoen1on, 1896 5ummit Mbe., ct.
Saul. - Mle Delfpmmen!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
&eften ptnber.

&omiep County Mplfcprooucen-
ter bub0e / Spnbugs SfoDtur til
Bd1s 2ofe. Oper 5000 6eltog. Der
bar ct ltprre 5portsprogram iamt
Spptrefning imellem to @pl0 font
men1ot al Mpno boenOe &elt o1
D1t for. &ice 5treet. &et=&oloet
bun0t. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
geb @jpb eller &eparation at
ubre belgg Sen pelfienote Supeler
Simon @elion, 209 6. 7tb Street.
Sent &lnbbns.

Megerne loeoe / 6reoags Gr1t1c,
1tenen til ct npt &lubbl1S poo Sar-
rinqton og ct. Mntbonp Mpe.
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N1ttpmpbil1t6clb

&pr lipligc 2ono5mon0, @plgcr
Sclpcrlcn, bopoc / 5pnoagS Otter
miooogs ct n1inDre' Ml1ton1pbilubelO
pao 6ronflin Apc. gn breffet M1ci
og ct fneffct @j1tl bar &eiultote1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Mcblem / % Mar.

Sen Danfe mrmager paa 7tlo
Street, 5imcn Ntel1en> fit poa Dob
Mgoe / Sreoags 5illooe(=
lie til at bore Sl1bil9nmsme0aljen
for at babe ltaaet iom Meolem !
|25 Mur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
ST. 8pen rem?

@n u1oeriggel1e al 8pens 51n0=
beosforbplD er begpnot al &eprn-
iettonter fra Msiociation Cont
merce. Set CT for at forbinore ct
.n6brnb al en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mi, at oenne ct ipprf1nt.
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Solvang Hotel
medIndbo ef til Salg. Man henvende
p. p. Hornsyld,
Danish-American Colony,
Solvang, Santa Barbara Co., California.
Yaa &iiit.

ST. Gorl 6. Sleion> Scr ct 6or-
retrihgsbeitprer for Sfo10io Nrint-
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Morris tribune., 1916-06-30
SPENCER MAN BUYS
DEVENNEY SECTION
Cash Deal Brings Iowa Man to
Morris Prefers Schools and
Farm Lands Here

J. H. Devenney closed a deal We'd
nesday morning whereby Marvin
Dripps, of Spencer, Ia, becomes the
owner of Mr.. Devenney's 64O-acre
farm in section s, Darnen township.
The deal was made at a cash consider
alton, and possession will be given
Nov. /, this year.
Mr.. Dripps expects to move here
with his family sometime before next
spring and will be accompanied by
his son-in law, Arthur Mcdowell.
There are nine members in the Dripps
family and all will cooperate in farm
management. Before leaving here
this week Mr.. Dripps announced his
plans for a number of chances and ad-
ditions to the farm buildings. While
the consideration involved in this
deal was not given out it is under
stood to have set new valuation on
Stevens county lands.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-30
Thorsons Take Homestead

Mrs. Theodore Thorson and daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes, of Glenwood, wife
and daughter of former Sheriff Thor
son, for many years Pope county 8
unbeatable sheriff, have secured fine
homestead claims in North Dakota
twenty miles north of Minot, and are
already on the claims. Since leaving
Glenwood about eight or nine years
ago the Thorsons have made their
home at Minneapolis where Mr.. Thor
son devoted considerable time to the
land business. The following item
taken from last weeks Glenwood
Herald tells of the successes of the
fair homesteaders
"Mrs. Theodore Thorson and daugh-
ter Agnes, formerly, living at Glen
wood and now Minneapolis residents
have each filed on 800 acres of land
twenty miles north of Minot and ten
miles from the Milwaukee railroad.
The piece taken by Miss Agnes is
supplied with good spring and Mrs.
Thorson's land contains coal, accord
ing to a letter received by friends
today. They are very happy over the
prospects,
Morris tribune., 1916-06-30
Dive Results in Injury

DR.. C. E. Caine is in receipt of a
letter from his son, Thabes Caine,
who left Morris about two weeks ago
to enter the Shattuck military school
at Faribault, telling of painful but
not serious accident with which he
met. Thabes writes that shortly after
being enrolled he was introduced to
the swimming pool whore number of
students were having a fine time in
the water. He plunged right in and
submarine fashion swan to the op-
posite rim Of the tank against which
he bumped his head with such force as
to cut deep cash which required sew
eral stitches at the hands of a doctor.
Young Mr.. Caine is a swimmer of
more than local reputation. The ease
with which he negotiated the pool
astonished his companions. Aside
from having had fine swim he estab-
lished something of a diving record
and will probably always have scalp
scar as a souvenir.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-30
Road Entertains Agents

Great Northern Station Agent TAFT
of this city was the guest of the
Great Northern at the seventh annual
meeting of the division agents associ ;.
alton held at st. Paul last Saturday
and Sunday. The slogan for the
meetings was Preparedness" and
much of vital interest to the agents
and the company was discussed. Ad-
dresses were delivered by many of the
head officers of the road including one
by S. A. Lentz, of Howard Lake,
former president of the association,
who spoke on efficiency, opportunities
and tests. The meetings were held
on the thirteenth floor of the Great
Northern general Office building at
St. Paul and were followed by a
luncheon in the main dining room To-
Gated on the same floor.
In election of officers Al. J. Viii
taker, of LitchfeId, was chosen pre-
sident.
During Sunday afternoon all the
agents were taken to the roof garden
where moving picture was taken.
Many of the agents went out to the
ball games or visited other places of
amusement in both cities and had a
good time generally.
Morris tribune., 1916-06-30
Should Examine Policies.


Members of the National Guard and
recruits from Morris and elsewhere
are warned by S. D. Works, state
insurance commissioner, to look
at their life insurance policies before
leaving for the service. This is to
ascertain just what effect their enlist
ment will have on the policies.
Morris life insurance men explain
that Mr.. Works warning is timely
and should be needed. Under the
laws now relating to life insurance
restrictions on military and naval ser
vice in time of war may be included.
Many companies place no restric7
tions whatever in their policies on
military and naval service on the part
of the insured. Other companies pro-
hibit either service absolutely and
others prohibit service during the first
year Of the policy. Since the begin
ming of the European war a few COM
panies have placed restrictions on
military or naval service in their
policies.