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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08

Mineral Point High School closed with
the class program last Thursday even
ing, June /, at the Municipal Theatre.
Considering the very stormy evening,
the attendance was large; and the oc-
casion was inspiring.
Senior Glass Roll
Joseph E. Collins Leila l. Huxtable
Annie Dobson Engelbert M. Ketter
Elizabeth Davies Alberta j Kieffer
Willard l.. Doering Leland A. Kirst
Frank G. Ellsworth Raymond J. Lieder
Harry C.. Frieden Emma G. Lindsey
Helen E. Graber Marian L. Penhallegon
Winifred L. Holmes Eva NJ Schmit
Henry A. thinner
Commencement Program
Invocation -. ............... Rev. L. P O Reilly
Salutatory Address. ..... :. Helen E. GRADER
Music .... Double Quartette
Memorial Address. ........ President of Glass,
Raymond J. Lieder
Acceptance of Memorial -. DIR. W. J. Morgan
Music ...... ....... ... High School Glee Club
Valedictory Address 80. 80. Eva M. Schmit
Music ................H High School Orchestra
1 3
Albert Edward Wiggam
Duet, Violin and Flute - John Gray and John
Thoma
Presentation of Class :. Principal E. C.. Gotham
Comforting Of Diplomas ....... President of the
Board Of Education, DR.. &. g. Hubenthal
The music by the High School orches-
ira, the violin and flute duet by John
Gray and John Thoma, and the class
march by Miss Jane V. Deal was very
good and was highly appreciated; as
was also the singing by the High School
Glee Club.
The salutatory address by Helen E.
GRADER, the memorial address by Ray
mond J. Lieder, and the valedictory
address by Eva M. Schmit were all
short but to the point, and showed
earnest work on the part of the speak
ers, and careful training through their
school career.
The class memorial was check for
$59.00 to be devoted to the expense of
fitting up the school playground and
gymnasium. It was thankfully ac-
cepted on behalf of the school board by
DR.. w. j. Morgan.
The commencement address was de-
livered by Albert Edward Wiggam.
His subject was How Eli Got There, !"
and he highly entertained the audience
with good, strong lesson, interspersed
with enough wit and humor to make it
pleasing to all.
In presenting the class for their
diplomas, Superintendent Gotham spoke
on the merits of the class and the work
accomplished by them thus far in their
school life.
With few appropriate remarks, DR..
c.. G.. Hubenthal, president of the
board of education, presented the
diplomas to the members of the class.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
improvements at Opie's Cafe.

J. F. Opie has made some nice I'M
provements on his building. The low
ering of the large plate glass window
and the adding of prism lights above
adds very much to appearance and
convenience.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES AT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Children's Day will be Observed at
the Congregational Church next Sunday.
Program by the children and baptism
at 1890 a. m.
Address by pastor at ] 80 p. m.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
Closed For RemodeIino.

Mr.. M. E. Terrill, proprietor of the
Grand Theatre, has closed his theatre
for remodeling. He expects to make
extensive improvements and hopes to
have it ready for opening again by
Ii
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
TRINITY CHURCH NOTICES.
r. p. O. Reed, Rector.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

SUNDAY SERVICES.
). Whit Sunday, June H..
Holy Eucharist at 500 a. m.
Morning Prayer at f0:30 a. N.
Sunday School, 1900 m.
Evening Prayer 7:30 p. m.
Women's Guild Thursday afternoC
At the Parish House.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08

Tuesday evening. A lap lunch was
served. Miss Roether received many
beautiful gifts, and social time was
enjoyed by all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
X. Of F.. Meeting.

There will be K. of P. meeting on
Thursday night, June s. The rank oi
Knight will be conferred.
W. J. DAVIS, G. G.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08

Miscellaneous Shower.
The Misses Dalles rendered mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Catherine Roether at her home last
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
FIRST coNGR EGATloNAL CHURCH
w. j. G. Bond, Pastor.

- s.-ss-::sW.L j. c.. Bond, Pastor.
-. -. s. - SUNDAY SERVICES.
10 :SOTa. 80 m Public worship.
11:45 m Sunday SCHOOL,
$50 p. m. Christian EndeaYor.
Weekly prayer meeting Thursday at
7:30 p m.
Strangers always welcome.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
MUNICIPAL THEATRE
Wednesday,, June IA.

On the above date Lyman Fl.
Howe presents a trip to the
California expositions and through
the Panama Canal, Holland, Bel
GUM, Norway, Sweden, Paris
Parks, and many others.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
Commencement
Mineral Point High School Gradu-
ates a Class of Seventeen
ADDRESS BY A. E. WIGGAM
Good PROGRAM Well Rendered at the
Municipal Theatre, Thursday
Evening, June I.
Glass of 1916

The Commencement exercises of the
Mineral Point High School closed with
the class program last Thursday even
ing, June /, at the Municipal Theatre.
Considering the very stormy evening,
the attendance was large; and the oc-
casion was inspiring.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
Bids on Coal.

Watch for program next week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-08
Senior Glass Roll

Joseph E. Collins Leila I. Huxtable
Annie Dobson Engelbert M. Ketter
Elizabeth Davies Alberta j. Kieffer
Willard L. Doering Leland A. Kirst
Frank G. Ellsworth Raymond J. Lieder
Harry G. Frieden Emma G.. Lindsey
Helen E. GRADER Marian L. Penhallegon
Winifred L. Holmes Eva M. Schtnit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20

VILLA is
CAPTURED

t~p~ iai Dispatch ~ i,cninl ,,cra,D
FL Paso. Tex. Jan. 90
Code messages received here
late this afternoon by Amer.
lean Smelling & Refining CON-
pany report the capture Of
General Villa at Cludad Guer.
relo. western Chihuahua. The
capture was effected by Gen
eral Cabasos. sent from Chi
huahua by General Trevino.
Mexican Consul Garcia at 4.45
p. m. confirmed the report OF
the capture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
Utimatum Is
Issued BY Dr..
Ladd to Club
Get Action or Quit" Virtual
Statement of President of
State College Regarding
County Agent.

I'll Bcrudllllu county wants a. county
agent IL definite answer must uc given
February los the county commits
sioncr This was the u.'imatum s-
sued this murning to Secretary Wiley
of the Commercial club ~ Dr Gcurlc
r.. l.add, president of the state Agr.
cultural Coilcge
The Commercial club aud farm
crs have put up their share oi the
money To obtain q cuuHty agent and 10
IN now up tu the county CumWn .ou.
decision said Nldnurcr VILE ths
morning. "Trc Club VIII Yrius the
matter to u dchnii, decision said
Managor Wiley this morning The
club viii bring the matter before the
commissioner IN lev days when 10
is expected an asrccmtnt viii 10,
reached"
Dr Ladd arrived last nighl and
spent several hout. ia consultation
with club members stating that au.
other county had applied for the ail
which has pcen offered Bcrnalillu aud
in Justice to the other county The OF
ter mus, he Withdrawn if the commits
s.oners do not take some definite ur-
tion soon,
Professor \ g. Cooley OF the stat,
college, director uf agriculturnl oA-
tension who has charge oi the 'ariout
county agents ia the state arrived last
ulsnt and talked the situation oN,l
with club mem Acrs today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
SeUen dead and
ManyMssingas
Result of Storm
Hawaii Visited by Hurricane
Which Destroys Roads and
Bridges, Sweeps Fertile Val.
leys and Ruins Houses.
l1y Evenins Herald LEASED wirol

Honolulu, II. II, Jan. go seven
lives ar, known To nave boon lost aud
mgnS p' sons are missing 1s the re-
suit of general storm us lnprcce-
dcut,d violence that Tor wock past
has been sweeping the Hawaiian
islands
Tho rains have done some damage
m Honolulu but the island uf Mau.
has been tue chief sufferer Roads
aud bridge were destroyed. the IA
nous lao valley WAS sW apt hy the
storm and the bodies of seven persons
have been recovered there, wish man,
others reported missin-
fh' storm scoursod the island Of
kauai where the schooner Prosper
was gwcpt ashore at liuntpapc and
was Il total loss.
rhc official record tor the rainfall
u Honolulu during IA. month ot Jan-
uaIy 60 dat, o. l. inches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
Wyoming Republican Tells
Lower House That Culpabil-
ity for Santa Ysabel Massa.
ere Lies Partly in U. S.
'MEDDLEsOMENESS.'
NOT 'WATCHFULNESS
American Citizens Betrayed Or
Callous Indifference to Fate
Exhibited. Is Declaration of
Speaker.

Washington Jan. 20 Tho S1utn
Ntabcl murdors were declared tu bc
the logical ftult" OF m, admnn,ra-
TONS Mexican policy la a ,pcc,h 10
the horsc tudn, hy Rrprcsrntnti,r
Mondell of wv omIur Rcplbu,nn.
reviewing at length outrage commit
ted agaiust Americans u I,xco since
the overthrow uf MuJcro.
"IN FOLLOW ng NOT policy OF
waite hful waiting but ut mischic,uus
:noddiing sad MI MpndeIi coupled
Vi,h hctra'ai auu oailous ildinorelcc
To- the Wulfarc aud safety of American
citizens mas the admiulstTation lost
the respect aud confidence aud earn
ed the contempt of itst one and th,n
other and hu1i!N an the people ct
Mexico. w the same process has IN,
administration subjected our citizens
IN Mexico TO the sort uf treatment
likely To be mctcl out To- citizens ot a
country whose authorities have
brough, upon them ,hc 40 win and
distrust ana hatred OF q whole people '
Tho administration. the speaker de-
clar'd. had ignored past American
practice IN international Intercourse
IN It's plan al personal vcugcaa,r'
against Iiuerta and then hy rocogniz-
ing cnrraula mad given the clear -,
ANA most conv.ucins proof 90 the ,rrui
snd .Hsiucorib ut rs declarations that
NO government would over lc rorug
ulzcd which did nDt hny, aoustitu-
uon1l basis FOR It's authority
Mr. Mondoll charged that tcv
days after the American troops wcr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
Time to State Facts Coldly
So as to Let People Know
Who Is Really Patriotic"
Says President.
STATUS IN CONGRESS
VIEWED AS MENACING
An Unarmed, Timid, Hesitant
United States" Cannot Pro.
tect Rights. Asserts Freder-
lex Coudert. of New York.

Nn4h,nsion Jan go Secretary
Daniels naval program was a.sl,'od
us weak and Insufficient aUd tho ,uun-
uN's i"rgiln poli,, was attacked a.
having created situation whore au
American citizcua Iifo of late had
scarcely enjoyed the cuuN ioratiuu
accorded that uf Turkey buzzard" boo
tine land 1utn of thr riitcd States
uN speakers az todu, s .cs-iuus oi the
National security League convention.
'Thi. is not time Goo mlucc words '
de, lai'd Prc.idcut = stauwuud Men
ken iu his opening address "bu' to
state Culdt tho fact $50 as to lct the
country know VINO ar" l,r the country
tirst as DISTINGUISHED from those Who
arc fur themselves and their owu srl-
fish advancement
Secretary Daniels recommendation.
he SAID, did not GO .unicicnu, fur
HIS program ls weak aud inSIHi-
client for the needs uf the country and
u must hc borne in miLd thar the uayr
he recommends VIII not be- built undcr
his plan ull the expiration Of ten
years. IT We need Il navy at all. W.
need IL 1ow
Is particularly mcnacing" hc contir-
u"d owing tu the fact that tho ma
lurtN leader uf the house ls opposed
To the Recommendation Of tn, chici
mapislrat" ana uuds support In ,hc
position taken hy William T. Brnu.
MIR HBuu's view. according tu his
supporters I- based uu sentiment To
my mind 30 ls merely another proof
OF hi, notorious inability for direct ot
h1rd thinking on any grave matter
"Ncutial rights bc,um" mere name
when neutral nations cannot or nill
Iui combine to maintain them dee
,iuIod ~ dcriCk T. Coui,rt of NtW
NuIN, and the voice of an uuarmcd
tlmld. hcsltnut United States may
carry little NOR" weight iu the world
of pu"lir opinion tnan tho qu,ruious
protest of Persia or Peru.
DAVID JAIME Iill former lmhasgn
dor To- Germany. declared Our pa'-
inclu friends are bcguuiur to realize
that In the presence oi cannon. ma
chin, guns cutrnn, he'd rncmcu and
'hc tempest of dcadh gas. their
rcasormg, however ioWctl is met
tcCWal'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
Balkan State Officially Mott
hes Italy That State of Hos
tilities Again Exists With
Dual Monarchy.
NICHOLAS REJECTS ALL
TERMS OFFERED TO HIM
Monarch Remains With Army
to Organize Defense of His
Country, Much Endangered
by Recent Events.

I'"u". Jan %. tNu London 1I
p M fanlIug between Austiin and
Moui"lrsru mas been resumed Mon
t'u'eru uuuurd lal officially Of this
it.t today
M"ui"u"aro. ic'irtnu was Doiumun-
&C. ,i"d D." Oh" italian iuro'su office
from th" Nuut"uogru premier Tho
uui' l- 'u irc effect thIt SINS Ni,hulaa
aud 90, Montencstiu government have
.cl"','s an terms offered at Austria
'ud fhtt nghtus alre,d, has been re-
suin'd along the whole front
kirH Nicholas remains with nis
army to organize the dctcuscs of III.
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
O>tN MINOR NCTIVirits
REPORTED ~ FRENCH

fatir. Jta. 20, tNm l.pldon. 3.5J
9. M The following vas made pub.
Iic hN the war office this afternoon
Between the Oise and the Aisne
th"re vor, clashes between patrols last
night iH the region or Pusnlcinc
Tn tho Champagne. ouT artillery
dispersed % supply train on tho ROAD
between -Sur-Tourho aud Nnus-
Ter
hostile aci"pitnc dropped ihrec
hum's on the outskirts uf Lcucy4ilc.
N"no of thom Dtu.cl any damasc IN
other aaf"p.hn" was hruusht 20 IN"
ground near ttu. Tn" Two occupants
"n board the uvruplauc were cap
tered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
9 I>OiiNOt DNN NI DOM
BN \pIp-iD> Nr IilIG

London. IAN 20 t.3i a, ma The
Amsterdam correspondent pl the ti.r-
ln IuSal Anzc ger. who Witnessed tho
recent yNplostun of the lsrge German
ammunition depot ~ Lille Iorthern
France. dcs,fiut, the damage done
as enormous Nut only Wa Ia. mu-
uiti'u. depot entirely DESTROYED but
ihv", wac done IA the surrounding
area to hulses and factories. most nf
which were rtlod % the gruund The
German andstur'u troops VINO were
guarding the depot wsr. killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
lT\iN 10 \ID sI\IIiDt sly
~ -IiiBi\> i;tOiit.NNlI INliD\

Rome. Jan TO- g. T.. Wtl rns ltn.-
nu gp,,fBm"nt has dec .ded tn extend
g"u'rDus IId toward tur rcut sin,1a .
uor ur fhr remnants Of On. r,rhlnn
army ~ D.. r,d mn, 5U.1ou scfpilr4
have Iir,ad reached Cd refuge %
Corfu The ~ien af.ury auroulc,,
o., Nu. of ns during hi. recent
..-if to B,u... ueId conference
arrived there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
VI Ni,IINi LAW ~ tI,iI.,t
t\IIkIIN iDK IiNE ~ LEAST

Athens Ian. o.. so D.. IA. tyii
Paris Jam d. lu.Us re- M delayed
Mu,mi lass viii rrobabb not he
dr'lsrod 'n greco, the present. ou
a,rulut.o 90 the .trnus opposition OF
the people aud rdr iCularS pf the la
hps unions which haN, protested "a
~, ku- uu th, eruuud thd' IA, COS.
ut living s already extremely high aud
that DO would nc further advanced
uu conditions wpuld pcyom. intolor.
able
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
FORMER OFFICER HELD
TO TEXAS GRAND JURY

III paso, Tex, Jan 20 T.. T.. Mo-
reno. said to ne a d.puty sheriff of
Dona Ana county New Mexico.
WAIVED "A preliminary examination
on charge nl assault 10 murder
placed against him before Justice
boaNer Yesterday ana was bound over
to the grand Jury in the sum of $500.
II is alloged that Moreno shot nt l..
". smith. proprietor of hotel on
South ~ rasu street last Friday,
when Smith raped on the ipor of his
room aud asked him TO be more quiet,
complaint having been made that
guests were unable Ia sleep hecause
uf the noise in his room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
LONDON EIs II,E>
DtiIttAi CONFIRM \rIO<

London, Jan. 90 Ga 20 y M Sir
john Roper pafk,ngton cpnsdl gen
'ini ~ London Tor Montenegro, to-
niEhi rr'cicd official confirmation OF
tn" report that king Nicholas of Mon
t"ncgfo and hs sons wodid remain
at the head OF their troops. deter
mined to fight tu th" last queen
Mil"na with her two daughters. III.
dispatch adds, have reached italy on
their WAy to France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
King of Greece Eaters Denun.
clation of Policy of Allies in
Forcing Location of Base at
Saloniki.
LIKENS SITUATION TO
GERMANY'S IN BELGIUM
Entente Is Trying to Unload
Upon His Kingdom All Re-
suits of Their Own Stupid.
ity, Ayers Monarch.


'''' 'h NUTS
H'' hishi summoned tFc Associated
If,.. ouirsspoudcnt .g A,h,.. lot IA,
pur.,,... ....f p,.,tU,.. ,.,..,....
''' p'''' 90. 'n' u''rI states which
u" 'aid was the only form Of public
opiniou open tu nm. ,ea.n., "a. r,.
cont .,,,,.,,. ....,, .p.
" '"'" 'i'''
''' "' '''''''''' DID "''"Ing ur the
br'usc at DENIM lia1U uH o.ruptlug
Corfu aud other island. which ,,r,..,.
.,t,t,
~ '"'" ''' 0'N'''"n ' nS u e Tor
'isn p""cr had occupied thpt part uf
th" United Sut"s which had been
won from Mexico after th, Mexican
war ana that the plrl oi m.'itart ne.
c'ssi', advanced b., IA" allies was nat
thai given hy Germany fpr Invading
l''Ifium an LuN'mnura u ls th,
W"r"s' can't the king declared lof
GREAT Britain and France Go uln
ABOUT IA" violation of the neutrality
of E'lgium aud LuN,nbutg Ia view of
Whht ihcN hid done and are doing
tn'Ws'lNc-. lie denied the military
"iIHEc or Tor occupation ui Corfu and
ne ais" challenged them on the con.
tchti"n mat submarines ot th, Tru-
TONIC hli"r are heiLg supplied from "a
creek base
ne sale mat the allies Loo plqic over
th' iaiiur" 80 all their calculations n
'h" bal'hns were tr'lug tu unload on
'r'"' their 'Nu stupidity ava that
az H.. q So. a..
h'IiuhlS pi the var vote 100 iutrr oG
uh' aI'irs 0ui nov mot 80 pee cont
"ouid lutu IA 'it hand tu render them
anu
N'rr 'on-t1ntin" d.d unt fcci that
ne '"uIl AFFORD O." d'mphiItSc while
IN" tdi" NJ ~alunihI was dud, Dldod
aud While he did not think 10 probable
mat Germany would pc vietufious in
rae sense lhni Sh" could tab" LouipU,
fdiiH "r 'ctruslud ~" bclict a. IL
would 10" diih'1lt not imposH'hio tu
conquer Germany % q military way 10
=. "n"mic condition. cid not force him
O" sue Tor peace. IT, sand nuallN IN
ms "pnl"n me war would end il a
draw.
Ih' interview with the king was
lr"nsmltt'l from Athens on JdTuur,
~ hul WIS sent out from Paris on
January lN tt Htil b m. ON January
- ~ an earlier nour the highcst
French authority whose pcr4n0ailtv
iH rot "th'rv.' indicated gave an
interview tn M, Associated Press IN
r'pl' =" m" statements made hy the
Greek Gins. This authority d"uios
ans parallel between the German n-
-'Hi"n "i bris'uw and Luyombur ana
ls .Hf.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20

East las VEGAS \, NJ, Jln 2u.-
chris Coke of park Sprinss brought
to the courthous. today th. hides of
forty-two coyotes twenty -four Wild
eats ana two Ioho wolves. for which
he applied for a bounty ~ .i62.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
RtIiID tOittE tiNbst
TO ktI-tI NNNVN

London. Ian. 20. U.qi u. m Gen
cral A}imrrt force OF British troops
was Yesterday % close touch with the
rurkirh positions al Essin aud cuGso-
qurutb was -c.cu miles irum l>uj-E.
AmdrI. .u io-oIptam.i nhrrc e rr.t-
ish force has been surrounded by The
TurE-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20
New Home for Rig Grocery
Establishment to Go Up on
Present Site as Soon as Con.
tracts Can Be Let.
MARKS PASSING OF
LAST OLD LANDMARK
Building Will Have Eighty
Feet Of Frontage on Central
Avenue by Depth and Track
Front of 800 Feet.

Returning from the annual meeting
OF stockholders and directors ,t Gross.
Kelly n Company. held Monday. Tues.
day and "wednesday n La Vegas,
Nilmot II Booth. manager pl the Al
buqucrqu, house. this morling am
nounccd that the his wholesale gro
cory company viii build u hcw home
Ia Albuquerque as soon as the con-
tract can bc let.
The new building viii bc erected on
the present site at Central ayci uc and
the Santa f. tracks probdhl, will Ice
of reinforced concrete ana VIII con-
ioIm la architectural lines tu the
other buildings ON Santa Fc front
age--thc station. Alvarado MOTEL anc
the Y. N G. a. building. Jutil plans
have bocn completed aud = contract
let the cost of the new buiidinr can
not be- given accurately. but ~ out
lined IL Will cost Ia the ncig nufhood
of sa0.000,
Tn" building will be an imposing
one ana "A vast improN cncut to the
santa Fc fruntag. aud tn Wholesale
district II will consist Of - two-story
and basement main warehouse and
oitce building with SO feet frontage
On Genital avenue III "A depth of too
feet along the tracks. Bchind this
main building viii bc two auxiliary
Warehouses. Tor the grocery u'd wool
hides und pclt business Of the com
pany. each 100 feet long aud connect
lng. with tire walls hctwv"p Thus
the company viii have total of 500
trrt ot warehouse track frnu'1Ec aud
one ui the largest Whol,s.uc ware
houses Ia the west
\ i'ionccr Business En,,ipri>c
Gross. Kelly a Go. NOW maintain
Us" stores u New Mtsiru diu on, iu
Colorado. all uf them important en-
tcrpri.cs aud constitutur %. of Jh'
biggest businesses ~ the southwest
Tnr main wholesale di-,tlbutnr
houscs are al Lass Vega Albuquerque.
Santa Fo ANA Trinidad. CHiu.. with
auxiliary stores at Rowe uLd p.cos.
where the COMPANY has iu rNtonsiSo q
lumber husiuoss connected.
II n understood though not COM
nrmod. that other stores are being
considered by the company ior cstab-
lishmcnt during the present year
Final freight rate adjustments may
AFFECT the locations of these torres
In' hUflntNr Nf 'fipsN. htllN "
Company was founded m Las Ncgas
aud soon after extended ,n triA oit,.
IN 1857. undrr the name co. Gross
blackwell a 60 MI Harm y Kelly.
since 1901 president oi the COMPANY
ana Hs active head practically since
1t was founded wac is-orlnt.d with
the company upun orsani.atiou oi the
company. "a. bctam. .ts president IN
1901 when Nh. blackwell -niI his IN.
tor,st, N H. aud ia, nam, le,am,
Gross. Kelly A 60.
From It's founding th. hu-ur.s of
Gross. Keily a Company ,rlnyed Il
rapid and substantial growth and its
balnn,. sheet, wear la y,,I hnN,
shown important gains n ,oiumo oi
business and territory covered The
year 1919. in both volum. and profit f.
of the business Was tho 3c,, in the
,nmr,ny's bistor,. both Al Nllniau,r.
unc ana IN an the branch houscs.
At this time IT'S trade terri.or, in
cud,s New Mexico. Arizona. ,outh,rn
f..I. III. "A Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-20

Nuchler- \ n Jan. go Tho y
l.ouis a Rocky Mountain Go. n COM
pl.tins fourteen new bungaioWs AT its
property mere. the houses to he used
by cmployes
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26

preparatory for next years crop. The
company plans to raise two and three
hundred acres of sugar beets as well
as a general farm rotation.
South Dakota is now supplying hay
to the cows of New England. w. b.
Gano & Co, of Rapid City, operate an
alfalfa huller, mill and hay haler. The
baler has a capacity of forty tons Il
day, and most of the alfalfa hay thus
men. The mill is used to make meal.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26
STATE N w

The Masons of Pierre have purchas-
ed a site for a temple which they ex-
pect to build next year the location
being on the corner southwest of the
p~ostoffice building.
Local representatives of the Great
Western Sugar Co., of Belle Fourche,
are busy with teams and traction en-
gines, breaking ground on the eleven
hundred acre farm joining that city