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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Minnesota Farme.

Iandsmand Dersom De 4nsker
.opdyrkedes Farme af 1ste Klasse
fdet Yestlige Central-Minnesota ra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eIIer Nord- og sgd
|kota, saa skriv idag, f6r Priserne
,st.ger,Stn Nelson. Willmar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
God Quarter Section j Ward
County, N. D.

2 nniles til Market. alt dyrkbart,
dhe9net, Hus. Lade KornmaRas
a til Spotpria Henvend Dem
til ]. {. MURPHY, Grand Ferris, j. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28


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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
SECTION MINNESOTA LAND
TIT, SPOTPRIS

En- Ia Section med code Bygnin-
ger, alt Plovland, 1 Mile fra Sta
ton, Kirke, og Skole. Norsk Sett-
cement. 8 Heste, 10 Kreaturer 0g
ale Maskiner. $4,000 pr. Acre, alt
|iberegnet. Bil1ige Afbetalingsvil-
kaalr. Theo Nelson. Erskine. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Sc 8iemlpie. S Anleoning al, at
u&os Set" i en- MrtifeI ON Silent.
Issbeos-5pgrgsmaald bor uotalt,
at bette piIoe blibe Iglt al fig ielp
I'LL, Do De Sjemlpie in6faloteS til
MiIitprtieteite, ioet 0e Dilbe blibe
preasiiite 5tatsun0erioatter i set
,0iebIif De in0truobte 9Gren, bar
81. i11r. De So1ge ienot 8la0et ct
SS1oleg, bpori ban babber, at bette
beror paa cit Misforitunelie at
5tatsrettem. Disqualification be-
1temmer, at Nerioner, lom niger,
5tm hilbgrer. fon, naor De Dor boz
rigt 9pboD in6enfor Mgets @rpn=
fer, ligefom tp1fe 5tmsborgere IND.
falbes til at aftiene fin 89rnepligt.
On iaabm Srbfol6elle bctboer imib-
Iertio poo ingen Meaabe grbperpelle
af Stntsborgerret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Sobafsrbgniug furbnbt for 8srn.
@eneralfonm1a1Doen / Mltoala be,
fienbtgisr fglgenbe %5ororoning, lnnt
5nnobebsfortoret i 2ubecf bar nos
ltent:
uSn / 5unobeoe11s Snteresie at
{ntte e11 Stopper for 9obafsregnin<
ge,t bog n%ngoommelige Eerioner,
Tom i SEN fio1te Tio ltaoig bnr gre
bet mere om fig, bor 5unobeosfonz
tpret o1roronet fslgenoe:: @erioner
lln6er is Mar ct Set ferbuot at rege
9obof, Gigarer eller Gigardter. De,
Der er forpligte6e til at fpre Silipn
me0 De u~ngbommelige Nerioner, er
Iigelebes m1narlige for, at Sorb11@
oct opcrbolbes. Set CT e110bt0ere
fprbubf at l9lge eller at forere
Snns, 3obot, gigarer eller Giga=
retter til Ecrloner inber 16 Mar.
Sc 11ngDnmmelige Herioner 1elb
im1t Sc, Ser ffal fgre Gil1pn meb
oem, er mebmlporlige for, at bette
6orbuo pperbolbes. Snertrpbelier
}traffes meb Ell Ne11gebe6e paa inbe
til 60 Marf eller meo inotil IA
Cages Mrrelt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Boruam ifaubinabiife Settlemeut.

DYRKET OG UOPDYRKET LANDI CASS COUNTY.
sdger De Land? Hvis. sa er, hyornr like ferst e yer Mulig
hederne i Cass County, der ers kendt som fortrnigt Kl0ver-@ og
Grassland, e aHid har v@ret b1andt @PrRInietagerne, har smukkes
vandlgb og forninlig Jord, godt Wand, code Veje, code skoler og
81 kendt som ct af de bedste Mejeridisrikter Il Iandet. skriv e.
ter Beskrivelse og Priser til Ole a. Larson, "The Pioneer Land Man
Of Cass County, Walker, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
CENTRAL MINNESOTA LAND.

skandinavisk Settlement, code
veje, Kirker og Mejerier, fra $500
til $4,000 pr. Acre, paa billige Be-
talingsvilkaar. Skriv straks efter
udforlig Beskriyelse til Oscar J.
Carlson. Deerwood. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Es#F%% lEA@E&& 4Te
Gn fjenbt M nfopb 3%rofesior
lpurgte engang peo gfsamen en- nl1!a
&anbi6ot:
Spoo Deo 0e pm Wtiltcr1s
|S%1nftio1er2
aa1roioaten ltammeoe bgjlt forte
|gen: Seq bar biolt BET, @r- 8rofes
1or, men CLIENT bet igien.
So rejite 8rofesioren iig, laeoe
,begge fine Sanoer paa ben nnge
&onoioots 5fulore og iagoe mcget
,'aIborlig % be0rebd
ulpffeligel De er Set enelte
Mennelfe ! gerben iom bar biol
oct iaa De bel % elem.
mer bet gs
.@s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
6arl6frjYla1.n.

Chr Sebe. SIR iu~obetoltes ct go.
grpt Spbe 1neD is @Feamig; i biis-
ie Gdge moa man i $nberslep be-
tale so Nfennig 8unoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

2onglom, balDt iobenoe, gift Sin
cent op % 2%oftStra4ope1L % fnap
len Meinut efter loa ban 0bbt i en-
%orgmmelps 5pb1, JON bberfen 8in=
|bens Gu6en eller &egnens 8iifen
jfunbe foritbrre.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
ROYAL THEATRE
olneyville Square.

Lionel Barrymore. supported by Grace
Valentine and an all star cast OF Metro
photo players will be starred in a stirring
tale Of the Mexican border trouble entitled
"The Brand Of Cowardice" on Monday
and Tuesday of the coming week at the
Royal Theatre on Olneyville Square. In
"rhe Brand of Cowardiee," Mr.. Barry
more plays as young society man, who's
in love with the daughter Of the Colonel
Of his regiment.
Another feature will be the serial story,
Liberty" with Marie wslcamp in the
leading roe and the Universal Weekly"
showing the latest news events in pictures.
On Wednesday and Thursday, William
5. Hart will appear in five act drama
called, "rhe Primal Lure tale Of the
Hudson Bay Country and one OF The great
es, character parts that this sterling actor
has ever played before the camera; Billie
Richie will be seen in two act comedy
called, "Where is My Wife" and two
others will be shown.
The facinating love drama, Zone Day.
taken from the famous book by Elinor
Glynn and the sequel to "Three Weeks, .
will be the leading attraction for Friday
aud Saturday and Charlie Chaplin will b,
shown in a new comedy called, "Th'
Night Owls" and others.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
THORNTON.

Fred Bolton lost valuable horse this
week.
The mills in this section are all running
full time.
Edward Brown Of Pocasset Villsge, is
confined to his home by illness.
Rev. Robert d. Frost preached at the
Hughesdale Chapel last Sunday.
A whist was held on Thursday evening
for the benefi, OF ST. Brigid's Church.
John F. Bowen OF the Providence City
Engineers office, WAS here on wednesday.
Alfred Da ton has added gasolene to his
stock in trade. The Dalton store is up to
date.
An entertainment will be given on Sun
day in Caet's Hall under the auspices OF
The sons Of Italy.
The Johnston Hose Co. No. I held a
''smoker" aud social time at its hall on
Thursda y evening.
The Thornton Football Team will play
the Greystoue F. C's at Centerdsle on
Saturday afternoon.
Harry c. Paulson has been appointed
enumerator Of births for the town OF John.
sion for the ensuing year.
MIR, w. l.. Wedemeyer OF Brown
University, poke at the Congregational
Church last Sunday evening.
Pride of the Village Lodge will hold a
regular meeting next Monday evening and
elect officers for the ensuing year.
The British Relief Society is preparing
fora big mas squersde ball, which is to
take place o. Fridsy evening, December
goth in the Pocassct Club House.
The thornton Branch Of The British
Relief Society he'd meeting at the
| Pocasset Club House on Monday evening
The report OF the treasurer showed that
S32.2o had been collected last week.
A canvass is now being made TO find ou
how many people can be reckoued on tC
support a settled minister at the Church
Of the Holy Nativity. This p r,sh has
been a Mission connected with the Churcl
OF the Messiah a Oineyvilie.
The English Tea Party and Entertain
ment given last Saturday evening at the
Congregational hui ch was a gr at sue
cess. Nearly 400 people sa down to tn,
very excellent supper Afer the supper
an entertainment was given, consisting o.
readings by Miss Faith Sharpe and Mis-
Osmond and Scotch Songs by David Farley
Dalton's store has always been noted foI
the excellence Of its goods. In fact
| Quality" is its motto and it has surely
! iyed up to it. For the coming Christmas
trade, the Dalton store will be well stocked
and well prepared. For a good fouuda-
ton, the proprietor has purchased spier.
did lot of Vermont turSeys-the kind that
gives every customer satisfaction. In
addition to the turkey, YOU can get every
| thing here for your Christmas dinner-from
| "soup to nuts" There is no use looking
farther, for everything you will need, will
| be at the Dalton Store.-Adv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
lauohter and Cryind.

Why do we laugh when man slips
on a banana peel?
The latest answer 10 this ancient
question comes from DR.. George w
Grille in THE Origin and Nature OF
Emotions" II may be summed up
briefly In the words of the Journal Of
Heredity. Laughter and crying are
two forms OF the same mechanism
human safety valve TO prevent the re
suits of emotion from inJuring the
body"
According 20 Or. Grille, "the muscu-
lar action OF laughter clears the sys-
tenn Of the energlzlng substances
which have been modified In various
parts Of the body for other actions"
Your first impulse Is to rush to the aid
OF the falling man. When he picks
himself up unhurt there Is no need TO
help him. so your system relieves itself
In laughter. II be breaks his skull you
help him and thus consume the energy
without laughter.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs John Sidaway Of Central
Falls, spent Saturday afternoon and sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b, Shuman
Sunday guests It Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar
Colwel's home were: Mrs. VI. II. Cargin,
Miss Mary Csrsin and Miss Esther
Weeden, ell OF Providence.
Miss Dorothy Capwell entertained q
classmate, Miss Eleanor Wilson of Provi.
dence, at her home on Saturday, Decem-
Der OH.
A very pleas n surprise was afforded
Mrs. Edgar Colwel aud Mrs. Mary Jane
Perry on Tuesday, December 5th, when
the following friends came from Provi-
dence and spent the day: Mrs. Amelia
Nieshner, Mrs. Frieda Schmidt, Mrs.
Frieda BE nard, Mrs. Emma fassett, NJ 5.
Amelia Rehfuss and Mrs Ernestine Lock
wood. Before leaving, they presented
Mrs. Colwell with a beautiful Bsttenburg
scarf.
Mr., aud Mrs. Charles w. Paine, Miss
Addie Paine and MIR. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Farr molored from Woonsocket Sunday
and spent the afternoon at Mrs. Paine's
old home, the house now owned bv Mir.
n. T.. Taft. Before starting for home,
they visited the Reservoir Avenue School
house, where Mrs. Paine attended, when =
little girl and later taught for a number oi
wears
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
Sunshine Band.

The Sunshine Band of the Plsinheld
Street Baptist Church met Monday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. J A Angel, las
Magnolia street. The report OF the treas
urer on the recent Christmas sale was very
satisfactory. 1t was voted to have a
Christmas tree for the members Of the
society. After the business session, a
lunch was served.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
GRANITEVILLE.

Mrs. Emma Adams has returned from
Providence and is at home, convslescipg
from her serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood, George a. Car.
ter and William II. Briggs attended the
Billy Sunday Meetings in Boston the pas,
week.
Plans were made for a social on New
Years Day to be held in The Fire Station
in conjunction with the GraniteviIle Vigil
ance Committee.
The Grani,evie Mothers Club held a
meeting this week in the rooms Of the
Graniteville Schoolhouse and was we'll at
tended. After the routine business had
been transacted, Nurse McCauley Of the
Esmond Mills, gave a description Of the
welfare work nov being carried on in tie
HssOOd Mil village.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
JOHNSTON.

1928 Westminster Stree
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
NORTH SCITUATE.

Christmas.
Millard F. Hopkins commenced ser
vice as juror last Monday.
Mrs. Mary Niles has recently had as
company 7. B. McPhe OF Edgewood.
n. j. Tyring has new Overland auto
truck for delivering his bakery product
Mrs. G. NJ. ID. Wright has been in the
doctors care for several days.
The Christmas rush is beginning to be
felt by the rural mail carriers.
Allie J. King is having demand for
his hand-colored pictures as Christmas
gifts.
' Earle B. Arnold attended the recenl
Brown Football dinner at Turks Head
Club.
The sale OF Red Cross Christmas seals
this year promises to be the largest on
record.
Carroll Durfee has been chosen Su-
perintendent OF the Pentecostal Sunday
School.
James NJ. Ford brought some fine
Northern Spy apples to one OF the local
stores.
Last Saturday was Mrs, Esther Hop
kins' S3rd birthday. She passed the
day with her niece in the city.
DIR. II. w. Smith was witness be-
fore the grand jury in the recent Fos-
ter tragedy last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hughes recent
ly entertained q. Rodney Mowry OF
Portland, Me-, and Miss Esther Ross.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will have an open meeting in
the Pentecostal Church next Monday
night.
Miss Ruth Z. Pesse, supervisor of music
in the schools of winsted, Ct., spen'
Thanksgiving vacation aud the weekend
with DIR. Arnold's family.
Charles b. Mofftt has generously do
mated fine work bench to the Academy
school for use of the mechanical train.
ing class.
Representative Frank Brown is serv.
ing his third week as juror in the Su-
perior Court, the case going over from
last week.
ID h,.5
erty in the Rocky Hill district to River
side parties and will build on Hartford
pike in Johnston.
Capt. r. l.. Ford of the boat Satella
made flying visit here last Friday
night. His boat was docked at New
Bedford. He goes to Cuba soon.
Big Jobs Awaiting Us" is the Chris
tian Endeavor topic at the +. b. Church
next Sunday evening. Mrs. Howard Ar,
mold is assigned as leader.
Rev. G. b. Cutler gave an address be
fore the Providence Christian Endeavor
Union in the Stewart Street Church last
Monday night. His subject was, From
Forecastle to Pulpit" His experience
as a sailor for over ten years made an
interesting talk"
Miss Hattie Davis led the c. +. meet
ing last Sunday night. Her topic was
"Defy Evil" Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ar
mold sang duet, and instrumental
music was given by Mrs. Arnold, piano
and William Arnold, violin.
A meeting will be held in the f. B.
Church vestry next Tuesday night at
1880 for the purpose of recognizing the
Boy Scouts in this town. Lieut.. Eng
lish OF the State organization will be
present to explain the advantages of be
ing a Boy Scout. Parents and boys are
invited to hear him.
A commission as Second Lieutenant
in the National Reserves has been ten
dered ID. Irving Cutler. The appoint
ment was signed by President Wilson
This gives Mr.. Cutler privilege to enter
the Government training preliminary to
being regular Army officer, with a sal
airy of $2lOO per year. He is now EN-
ployed in the National Bank OF Com
mercc in the city.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-12-15
NOTICE.

All watches, clocks aud jewelry thar
have been eft at my store for repairs, ioi
one year or over, will be sold January Istt
1917 if the owners do not call for then
before, as / am going out of business.
]. A, ANGEL.
2I-4t 1925 westminster otfeet
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

the team will meet the Cadets of Southington.
 Officers of the club figure that the organization can get revenue of nearly $3O a week from the basket ball games.
 Funeral of John c. Norton. Funeral services for John c. Nor ton, Plainvilles grand old man, who died Tuesday, were held this after noon at the home of Charles c. Sey- mour on East Main street. There was a large attendance at the exer- cises. Rev. F. l.. Grant was the of fciating Tclergymen. Interment was in West cemetery. Build Chapel in Spring. Arrangements are being made for a final settlement of the estate of Frank s. Neal and within a few weeks dis tribution of his property will be made among lis heirs Under the terms of his will the Plainville Trust company acting as his executor is instructor to have a chapel to be known as the Neal Me- morial chapel in West ceme etery. Work on ''o construction of the building Is not expected to be started until next spring.
 Democrats Are Happy. Plainville democrats in common with others of their political beliefs throughout the country were today wearing happy smiles as a result of Wilson's apparent victory. A mum Der of bets were made by To- cal people and collections were in or der today.
 The sudden change from Hughes to Wilson has given a problem to "Dan' Collins who acted as stake holder for some of the bettors. We'd nesday morning when it appeared that Hughes could pack up his be- longings and prepare to move into the White House, "Dan" paid over one of his wagers and today he is on a still hunt for the G. O. P. enthusiast who made a premature collection.
 Brief Items.
 A number of local flremen will go to Unionville tonight to attend the fair given by Tunxis Hose company of that place.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Freeman left last night for Augusta, Ga., where they will spend the winter months.
 A report of the hearing on the case of Joseph Salerno, charged with wife murder, who was arraigned in court
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Carm1ne GiannOtta and wife or as- signs, on the south by the land of Antonio and Angelina Marcello, heirs and assigns and on the west by the highway.
 Ramblers vs. Acorns.
 The Ramblers of Hartford have been secured to play the Acorns at Kingo's field on Sunday afternoon. The Ramblers have the name of being one of the fastest teams in the capital city and should furnish the Acorns with some good stiff opposition. The locals had a rest last Sunday due to the heavy storm but have held sev- eral long hard practices this week and are feeling in the best of condi- tion for tho game.
 Awarded Compensation
 Compensation Commissioner George B. Chandler has made a compensa- tion award to Michael Murrin of this town. Murrin was injured on Mo- vember II, 1915 while in the employ of the American Hardware corpora
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hour during which games were played, songs sung and refreshments served
 Grange News.
 The Carnival committee of the Der lin Grange held a meeting last eve- ming at the home of H. E. Gold. Plans were made for the carnival that is to be held in Grange hall December 7, and g. After the business ses- sion the members of the committee enjoyed 8 social hour. Two teams have been organized by the Grange to secure new members and one rep- resents the men and the other the ladies. The men are to be led by E. B. Adams and the ladies by Miss Irene Viets. There will be a meet ing of the ladies team at the home of Miss Viets this evening.
 Land Transfer.
 Paul Mirante has transferred land in Berlin to Sarah Bowling which is bounded as follows: On the north hv the land of John Ringwood. on the east by the land of Roche and Roche heirs and assigns, and the land of
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NOTICE
SPECIAD TOWN MEETING.

SPECIAD TOWN MEETING. The legal. voters of the Town of Plainville are hereby notified and warned that a Special Town Meeting will be held at the Town Hall, Thurs day evening, November 18th, at 8 o'clock, to consider the advisibility of $5,700.O0 for improve r,ents on Whiting street. Also to consider the advisibility of maintaining a Regular Officer to ratro1 the streets at night. (Signed)
 VIM. J. JOHNSON,
 c. H. CALOR,
 Selectrnen