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The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
NEWS FROM BILLIARD.

William Barton visited Monday night at Egger.
 Iada Spears of Gerty, Ok. is vis- iting with relatives here.
 Lutier Lewis of McAlester, Ok. IS visiting friends and relatives near here. rs MT. and Mrs. R. k. Watkins visit. cd Sunday at the home of WIT. Cole Of Ink.
 Arlie Bates of McAlester. Ok. spent Thursday night at the home of P. ". Lewis. K. E. Watkins and Burk Weaver were trading in Mena Saturday. as was also P. ". Lewis. Mir, and Mrs. Will McMillan spent Monday at the home of Mir. sichfii- lan's parents at Board Camp.
 Mrs. George Wimberly returned home Saturday after spending a s%eekk s'eekk with her daughter, Mrs. AIT lilies. Mrs. F. W. Lewis returned home Thursday, after spending a week at the home of Charles McMillan at Board Camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Spears are preparing to leave on Tuesday for McAlester, Ok, where Mir. Spears has employement.
 A. School Girl
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vANDERvOORT vERITIEs.

George Thacker is home for the holidays.
 Luther Barnes was in Mena last Saturday.
 Samuel Cisco is quite sick at this writing.
 KeIsie Skinner of Hatfield was in town Sunday.
 Rev. Daniels preached at Ida, Ok, last Sunday.
 KeIsie Beauchamp is having some papering done at his residence.
 Horace McFarlin is spending the holidays, with friends and relatives.
 The Rev. Benson preached at the Baptist church Sunday and Sunday night.
 Mrs. Will Hansard of Cove visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Affholter Sat urday and Sunday.
 W. T. Kelsey and family visited with James Lacy and family of Flat Greek neighborhood last week.
 Miss Mona Taylor of Chicago, and A. W. and G. E. 0don of Gilmer, Tex, are visiting with P. w. Fay Tor this week.
 Quite 8 lot of pneumonia cases re- ported. Lester Nations is now con- lined to his bed. This makes four of one family in this month.
 Some of the citizens have been taking advantage of the damp weather to do some hunting, but small game seems to be scarce in this part of the county.
 Miss Magdalene Aahoter arrived home last Friday evening from Lit tie Rock, where she is studying mpsic. She will return to Little Rock after the holidays. ! Mrs. L. W. Milan received word Sunday of the death of her son, w J. McCielland, his wife, and baby al Winfield, Ter. Mrs. McClelland died on the lth, the baby on the 9th and MT. McClelland on the i6th, al with pneumonia, leaving but one small child in the family. Mrs Milafn wifi go to Winfield at once.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
WEST VALLEY ITEMS.

The Rev. Coffman preached a! West Valley Sunday.
 Clyde Sitton is spending Christ mas with homefoIks.
 Tom Joplin returned home lasI week from Oakman, Ok.
 Hardy Maize of Hugo. Ok. is visiting in this community.
 There was a singing at the home Of J. s. Jacks Sunday night.
 Miss Davie Durham of Potter spent Christmas in this community.
 w. F. Upton of Bog Springs spent Christmas at the home of G, B Worsham.
 Miss Martha Wright is spending ihflstmas with her mother, Mrs LosNs Nichols.
 iAither and Lillard Elmore al- tenqed the Christmas tree at Green Saturday night.
 The young folks enjoyed nict {ime at the singing givpn at ths home of A. c. Cole Sunday after noon.
 William Baxter's home burned or
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ALDER LEAVES.

Mack Barber was very sick Mon day
 There was singing at the home of T. L. Ferguson Sunday evening. There was a candy pulling at the ]. T, Hooper home Monday night. EIva Roberts of Mena is visiting relatives here during Christmas week.
 Lem Lofts, who has been attend ing school at Mt. Ida, is spending the holidays at home.
 J R. Moore and ]. A. Edwards are making arrangements for car serv- ice from Mena to Hot Springs MT Riggs is making preparations to move to the Hooper farm, having rented land for the coming year. The Rev. A. NJ. Ferguson preached near Oden Sunday He was accom- panied on the trip by c. R. Law renee.
 Careless Poet.
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BIG FORK BITS.

Prof. R. L. Thompson killed hogs last Saturday.
 Lit Ahernathy has moved to his home at Big Spring.
 Cordy Cox of Big Spring made n business trip to Mena last week.
 Mrs. James Edwards of Big Fork visited the first of this week at Dry Greek.
 John Pate of Mill Crock visited Sunday night with John Dilbeck of Big Fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell of Free valley visited at Big Springs Sunday and Monday.
 A. W. Jones, who has been at Van dervoort, visited with homefolks at Cedar Lawn Christmas.
 Grover Murphy of Waters was a caller at the R. T. Putnam home at Haunted Hollow last Monday. Prof and Mrs. a. |. Thompson and children of Big Fork went to Waters to spend Christmas week.
 Born, to Mfr. and Mrs. O.. A. Cox. the Fist an ii-pound hoy. the 10th sun. They also have two girls, mak- ing a family of fourteen
 Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Jones cele- hrate.i !.: s:: =s7sf s7 s;i wedding unniyprs- ary Dy giving a Christmas dinner
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POTTER PECKUPs.

Eli Nine attended to business al Fort Smith last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Carolan visited in Mena the first of the week
 Grady Green visited here with Mir and Mrs. H. K. Gam last week.
 Mrs, Ann Morris and son, Floyd are visiting MT. and Mrs. A. ]. Mur- phy.
 Mrs. H. l.. Bates and son, Walt ham, spent Christmas at Hatfield with Mrs. Bates parents.
 Miss Alice Murphy and Mrs. $. w Oliver went to Wickes Monday tc visit Lee Cole, their brother.
 Mrs. D. l.. Rowe visited her par enis, Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Bates, al Hatfield, Sunday and Monday.
 Henry Hauert of Crum Creek, Ok. returned to his home after spend ing Christmas with his parents.
 Argus Rowe, who is attendins school in Fort Smith, is spendinf his vacation here with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Davis ant daughter of Hot Springs are visiting Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs. J. w. Walk CT.
 Carl F. Gam of Kansas City, Mo. came down Thursday to spenc Christmas with his parents. He re- turned to the city Tuesday
 Loomis Casteel went to For smith Sunday to take examination preparatory to joining the U. S Army. He did not stand the exam nation and returned Monday even ing.
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- ' CLAGETT CLIPPINGS.

There were Christmas services at the school house on Christmas day; also at night. Mrs. R. A. Bowen returned home
 Friday from visit at Alder Mrs. A. NJ. Golfer, who has been very Ill, is slowly improving Prof. Lem Lofts of Mt. Ida spent part of the holidays with friends around here. Ollie Hughes and family have moved to the Doyle farm near Wa ters.
 J. w Dooley returned home from
 Mena Saturday night. Miss Verda Colter returned last Thursday from an extended visit with relatives at Hurricane Grove. J. II. and w. NJ. Edwards attended
 Masonic lodge at Big Fork Saturday. Our school was closed last Friday for the winter Prof Mason left for his home at Waters, Friday night. Claude Jones and friend ffuifi up the country are visiting at the J. NJ.
 Bowen home. Bill Ramsey and Charley Ottoule came in from Mena Friday. Mrs. c. C. White and children spent Christmas with Mrs. Whites son, Ray Munday, at Opal. J. NJ. Bowen and son Granville, Wayne Beck, A. s. Hughes and oth- ave xrranf 4o Rie- Enpls Caf,tr1..r a ri ernoon for holiday supplies Charles Furr, Elijah Roberts and Ray Munday from Opal and Watkins mill were hunting here Monday. Wheeler Riser and Robert Golfer
 visited with friends at Manning's
 mill Sunday. Mrs. c. F. Crawford of Dallas,
 Tex, is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ.
 c. Cox, and other relatives thru the holidays Misses Ida and Mae Ferguson | of Redwood were dinner guests of Postmaster D. G. Edwards and fam fly Christmas day Wayne Beck is working for Willie Hughes on the farm nowadays Prof Colman McKenney of Hurri-
 cane Grove was here last week visit ing relatives and attending to busi- ness.
 The Misses Davis and others from
 Alder attended Christmas services here Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Gaylon Lively of Edwardsville Heights visited with relatives at Slatington thru the hol- idays.
 Miss Addley Suggs left Friday to visit with relatives at Board Camp
 for week, leaving then for Shaw
 nee, Ok.
 Misses Jessie and Fannie Hughes
 of Hillside spent Saturday night
 with MT. and Mrs. NJ. B. Goodman.
 MT. and Mrs Reece Cox of Wom-
 ble spent Christmas with Mr. and
 Mrs. Hugh Cox,
 A candy breaking was held at the
 home of Mir. and Mrs. Tom Hooper at Alder Monday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holmes visit ed with relatives, the Fergus0ns and Ramseys, at Big Hill during the hol- idays.
 A singing was much enjoyed by all at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cox at Rates Greek Christmas.
 A union meeting commenced at the school house Sunday night and will continue for week or longer.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
JUST FLOWS

Nothing makes farming so interesting as good far ming tools, especially that of a good turning blow.
 We handle the Oliver Chill, which always gives the greatest amount of satisfaction-what more can be said. Yes, prices are right.
 We carry a large line offarming machinery and tools of all kinds. Let us know your needs.
 Watkins Lumber & Mer- ronf;Io Cn ua4f:ofd A~lr
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

for the association. When the ar ticles of association arrive, each member must sign them, hold all these papers until the bank has been located for our district, then apply for charter, sign it and send all the papers to the bank for the loan. Get busy. Give all chance to get in.
 Hattie.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Those present were Arthur Lilies, Aunt Martha Hendrix and Miss Pearl Bates and brother.
 Mrs. w. S. Bates and daughter, Ce- celia, of Big Fork. visited the first part of this week with mother, brother and sisters at Slatington.
 pana's Helper
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
PERSONAL NOTES


 Mrs. s. D. Allen spent Christmas 1 in iieaVener with Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Wheeler and with Mir. Allen.
 W A. Eskew returned Tuesday evening from Philadelphia, where he had spent Christmas with his par enls.
 Mrs W z Dishcroon of Paris, Tex, arrMed in Mena Tuesday for visitsof week al the home of A. DiSheroon
 Charles pirtle, who came from lleayener to spend Christmas with Mena relatives and friends, returned to his work luesdayeyening, Mr and Mrs Ollie Roberts of New Castle, Tex, are in Mena to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs E. 4. Smith, parents of Mrs. Roberts. Sidney, Fred and T. II. Duke re- turnedE Tuesday from Prescott. where they had spent Christmas with their parents and the other members of the family
 J. K. Echols, aged SO Of LeFlore county, Ok. and Miss Oma Stokes. aged 25 of this city, were united in marriage Tuesday, the ceremony being performed by the Rev ]. w Brateher
 The funeral services for $. B. Cummings of the Dallas Valley were held Wednesday, interment being in the cemetery near Rocky Hr Cummings passed away Monday night at his home near Dallas.
 tafi Gam. who had spent Christ mas with his parents near Polter. spent Tuesday with Mena friends before returning to his work with the Buschow Lumber Company in Kansas City. He returned 10 Kan sas City Tuesday night.
 sam Little and his son-in- law. Ernest Dewitt. were down from Rich Mountain to attend to busi- ness Wednesday MP Little has heen very busy of late in doing assess ment work on a number of mineral claims on the mountain.
 MT and Mrs. Douglass Russell who spent Christmas with relatives in the Nlnley and Rocky neiehbor- hood. left Wednesday for Me- Alester, Ok, where Mir. Russell has had remuneratiye employment since early last summer at the painters trade.
 W. ] Lanck has just consumated deal through Fred VanWagner. by which he comes into possession of inc lot and residence adjoining his home on Port Arthur avenue. He plans to sell the residence from the lot and then add the land 10 his premises
 Mr and Mrs. C. NJ. Stein and two children of Osawotomie. Kas.. and Miss Bernice Adams of Kansas Cifv. who are holiday guests al the home of Mir and Mrs Q B. Adams. parents of Mrs. Stein and Miss Adams. plan Io leave for their respective homes Thursday
 
 T X Allen closed deal Tuesday fer the purchase of the iiex Patton residence on West Port Arthur avenue. Mir and Mrs palon and family will give pnssassinn af the propertv saon. hnt h4fane Ar Allen and family will move into the same
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
CHIEF ENC|N[B GAINS 40 Sl|
 ON E|CRI 1
Almost Lost IIepr of q. Takes Tanlae and
 Better Than n.
 Iwenty-Fise Ys

o.. lanlac, i to my mind ...t.i.I est and q grandest msSI.i.l
 world, ,Sl said 0. H. s'sa Msals
 Engineer of the Li's nsAs's B Building, Nashville, '' x,
 have taken tight boiII''! Iss tlnued, and have ss.'.' sSsas'
 forty pounds in weissI stronger and better lA', I1s !,
 twenty five years. ''''
 For two years With the worst kind 's'' \ N trouble and indigesiia. 2
 in weight from 2lo l'Ys @',.s \ am now back 10 2os. sss's' ss'', most as much as | wei,s''. W
 "as edheh SICK. AbonI ago ! got awful bad 0s ., the doctor, and he tola m' N ulcer of the stomach ' s1. N N not careful it might tuga s's N cer. He gave me snms .'.s s's didn't seem to get sny 1''''| s'''| was afraid to eat anyl6ias s ilttle oatmeal and sweet N Tn spite of everything i ,s,'| just kept going down s's weaker and weaker p,ss. " E got so disheartened oOe i,.' my employer it looked IiIs < have to throw up my TS ,,s' trying to hold on thcusb ,', :, 1. l could, for I had a ismI, port, and l made up nT \, Just as long as I cold d., around l would stick f @''
 One day my wife loIS s', ', she had read in the psts' what the neighbors esV about Tanlac, and begged \. it. She had read aboul <, had taken ik and describsd exactly. and he was eeliips ter, but l had tried all h medicines, so I didn't hss' hope of 1t doing me much X. sides, my doctor had aIrssi. l would have to be ousrsi. order to get relief. SousA told me though, il mighE | and l decided to try 1t "After I had taken ita two I got so hungry I jmI had to eat, and I did est can believe me or hot seemed to hurt me a part wife said to me. "TanI@
 helping you, and l said. I is from the way 1 am eashl l Fl wasn't long before q fni pains in my stomach small of my back began iol Then 1 noticed I began lo s fer. and I would gel up in { ings full of life and fFteiaas ready lThc medicine seemed io ll quicker than anything l [ and hraced me right up l ing all my friends about Ia II hope everybody will hl | it."
 l'anlac is sold by Jacksa | Furniture Co.. Nena, ArE 1 Butler, Hatfield; Fred W. ( and ]. A. Chilean, Wlckes
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28
Important Notice to Star Readers.

IN CONFORMANCE to statements that have frequently been made during the past weeks this issue of THE STAR the last that will be sent to subscribers who in
 Beginning with the New Year the paper will be conducted on the CASII-IN-ADVANCE, STOP WTEN-OUT system.
 This change definitely forced upon the management at this time by the multiplied cost of white but at the same time there few but will concede the best and ares way to conduct newspaper It does with disagreeable dun hing old accounts losses thru failure pay such accounts and the heavy costs of collection
 Knowing that crcumstancesnake the step and believing that is entirely fair a The Star will forward along the nes always in the past doing it's utmost to it's readers and patrons the rue and best
 May one and all have Happy and most Prosperous New Year.
 THE STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Mrs. B. J. Stuart and children went to Potter Monday to spend a few days with MT. and Mrs. c. R.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

J. s. Bourland of Hatfield vas a Nrna visitor last Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Mr. ad Mrs. D. C. Golf of DeQueen and Miss Minnie Allen of Gillhmn were Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Golf.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Chic Carter and k. J. Martin went to DeQueen Monday to look after contract for plastering, which they recently secured.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

J. E. Joplin of Wickes spent Tues day in Mena on business.
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Mrs. Ruby Stallons of Gerty, Ok, arrived in Mena Saturday for visit at the home of her parents, MT, and Mrs. James Philpot of the Egger community.
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Wednesday night Most all of the household goods were lost. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 Rin
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

pr. r. A. Lee came from Wander yoort Monday to be with the home folks for short time during the Christmas season. He returned to Vanderyoort Tuesday afternoon.
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and with Mena friends N returns to his work after sH lie will be stationed near Ha |. II Scott of Cove vas Tuesday looking after msaz ters.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Got Mr.. and Mrs. R. Golf Ielt afternoon 10 spend most week in Shreveport
 ]. C. Terrell and son, j '. Jr.. of Rocky were attendIHs ness in Mena Saturday,
 Wayman Grain, who on day closed his school neai spent Tuesday with Mens if
 Miss Lyndon Park came M l. from Walters, Ok, to be me mas guest of her friend as| inc Jackson.
 Miss Irene Thornton m the Halton school, is spsnas holiday vacation with bef Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Iherilla8
 c. A. Crumhy returned N from Sardis, Mss wliefv N N been for inc past three lIlea'' iting with relatives and llf Henry schacht, who sa . farming near Vandersools ~. the past season. eal''e Z s.ss day to spend a few u''' friends.
 Mrs. Walter Nichols ana 'ss, <, dren came from Texarks',s, N, \ for a visit at the home 2 q M M Owens at Owens thapei' " Mrs. Nichols.
 Chas. pirtle, who pla N recovered from i seIlOus .'..,. illness. came from Hsassm ''a, day to spend a short LAX a'l. Nena relatives and ir'e''ss asss had h, Ii been on duty for l.s ? sRs'| N in the Wise grocery slaIs 'sss l { mot vet been ai'ie v
 hand.A
 D. Nj. Watkins relllIllss. ll''. he l'''i had adj bcen for ihe last ..,',II iss Mrs. Watkins, who 's:s.l. ..ss him on the tr:p, was ssI while in Hot sprinss a,'a a,as.Is' zlergoing a course o' .a,',r,l s el will not be able 70 ,ass for a week or ten dass' y
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work in this department is taking a general course.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Frank Wood and son, Carl, of Shady Point, and Will Wood of An tiers, Oky arrived in Mena Satur- day night to spend Christmas at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Wood near Yoeana.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Ted Mcphetrige, who is employed ill the Kansas City Southern rail- way shops in Pittsburg, came to Mena on Sunday to spend Christmas with the homefolks, returning to Pittsburg Tuesday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Dean .. Smith, who has been with q crew Of the U. $. Coast and Geo uetie Survey since last September, working along the Rock Island rail- way from Little Rock east to Mem pllls and thence from Little Rock g. mesl arrived in Mena Tuesday night
 rom rom Danyille, Ark, to spend a few 1ays 1s Wlth his parents, Mir. and Mrs. '' smith, on Grand View Heights,
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Mir. and Mrs. R. Golf M
 Mr.. and Mrs. R. Golf lell \ afternoon 10 spend most q week in Shreveport.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

+. J. Tibbs was in town Tuesday Tor the first time in about a month
 having been detained at his bnn.l near Nunley by the serious illness ol Mrs. Ilbbs, who, by the way i. much improved, and possibly will soon be able to he nn :"
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Mrs. Robert McGee, who had spent about two weeks at the home of her father, Major J. II. Burke left for her home in Temple Tov
 tuesday afternoon. She was ioined sunday night by Mr. Melee who who returned home with her. "'
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Mrs. Walter Nichols sIla l' 'ss, <, dren came from Texafssssa {. s.s' \ for a visit at the hollls \ N sal Owens at Owens thape' v Mrs. Nichols.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Miss Lyndon Park came N from Walters, 0kr 10 be ms' mas guest of her friend as| inc Jackson.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Hobt. Sales arrived Monday from Salisaw to visit al the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Steele, and al the home of his brother, C. B. Sale near Nunley and with Mr and Mrs John Taught going to NunIey on Tues day. MT. Sales has many friends in Mena who were delighted to see him.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

T X Allen closed q deal Tuesday fer the Tiiffi.eiif;se ii the Aiex Patton residence on West Port Arthur avenue. Mir. and Mrs paion and family will give p0ssassinn nf tha pronertv saon. hnt h4fane Ar Allen Her. and family will move into the same
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Miss Irene Thornton l's the Hatton school, IS speHs holiday vacation with hef Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Thern'e
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

F. R. Michel of Harrison, Ark. general manager and buyer for the chain of Fair Stores" is in Meha to investigate the proposition of opening one of the stores in this city MT. MicheIl reports that the company recently opened a store in DeQueen, which is meeting with splendid patronage.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-12-28

Wayman Grain, who on day closed his school nea spent Tuesday with Mens il
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and with Mena friends M
 returns to his work after sz] lie will be stationed near aa1
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W F. Ferguson, who spens the past three years in Oklahoma, las returned with his family to Polk county renting the w. H. Starr farm near the west county line. When in town Tuesday he talked enthusiastically Of ,he Christmas tree celebration at the Mcbride st h"o,.
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J. C. Terrell and son, j. '. N ,Ire Of Rocky were attending ness in Mena Saturday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-10-05
Political Talk

The undersigned would like to
meet the voters of the commune
ty at the City Hall (Fire Hall)
next Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th,
at $50. Feeling that there has
not been a clear understanding
of my position on some issues
before the last session of the
legislature, I would be pleased
to have an opportunity to pre-.
sent my viewpoint. This is my
first otiense'' in making a polit.
ica| talk mot speedy so | can
plead for a light sentence.
r. A. LATHROP.
Mrs Lydia Northrop visited
in Fargo over Sunday with rela.
tiveS.
Ole Arnegard and wife, of
Hl'Isboro, were visitors in our
City the first of the week.
Monday and Tuesday of this
week were very unpleasant days
owing to a heavy fog. Thresh.
ing operations we're suspended
until the weather cleared.
NJ. l.. Lohand reports that one
of his domesticated wild orants
escaped from the yard some
time Yesterday afternoon. 1t
was thought to have a broken
wing and could not fly.
Hon. John Burke will speak at
the Steele County Fair at Finley
on Satu' day, Oct. 14th and Hon.
Lynn J. Frazier on Friday, the
l3'l'. Go to Finley and hear
these gentlemen discuss the
leading topics of the day.
Electric light bills are out for
September at the new rate of
l6!c per K. w. which with the
discount for payment by the
10Th makes the rate 15c. This
seems to be a very reasonable
rate for a city of this size.
The dance given by Tillotson's
Orchestra at the opera house
Monday evening was we'll at.
tended Hnd all present had a
very enjoyable time. The or.
chestra is better than ever and
a large number of people went
just to hear the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.. Lolland,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
F.. R. Philip and Mrs. John
Thompson, autoed to Fargo Sun.
day, returning Tuesday. On
their return they were accom-
panied by Mrs. G.. r. Peterson
who is now a guest at the Lofand
home.
Miss Wamberg, who weighs
ten pounds, arrived in our city
last evening and has decided to
take up her residence with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Wamberg. It is almost need
less to say that they are greatly
delighted over her decision and
Papa is busy passing out the
treats.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Philip au-
toed to Fargo Sunday. From
there Mrs. Philip will go to her
former home at Ridgetown, Ont,
where she will visit with rela.
tives for a month or six weeks
and then will return to Mime.
apolis where she will be joined
by Mr.. Philip and they will
there spend the winter.
Mich Cows for Sale
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