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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MIssouRIJ
County Of Holt.
Samuel "a Lutl al pt.t,t,H

)s.
County Of Holt.
Samuel Il. kunkei. Plaintiff.
We.
Alonzo Evans. jefferson l.. Evans. George T..
Evans. Claude Evans, Clarence Evans,
ioldie Evans. Edwin 4. wclty. Edward o..
ior1.y' j., c. Mhitmsr. George, Lchmer.
Thomas, &. T.. Thomas. and Elizabeth I,h.
mcr. Defendants.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. MAY TERM. 1916.
And now tlis Tuesday, the 29rl day II
May. 1919. being tie seventh day Of tie May
term, lpl6. oi said cuuri, comes the plaintiff.
by lis attorney, aud 1t teing ac,yd In the
petition IN said cause. and appearing tu the
Satisfaction ct the court, that the defendant
Gcirgo t'ahs Is II NONRESIDENT Of the
state "t Missouri, II l. ordered 10y tie Court
thnt publication IL made notifying said de.
icndnnt that an action has been commenced
against him by I''tiun. for the partition
OF the follow ,nr de- rihcd real estate. situate
In Holt County. Missouri. tu.Wu!
tomrcnciur ut thc south Wet corner Of
the south La~' Quarter Of Section 81. In
Township 81, 81 Eaulc g.. thcnve East 80
rds and u lihhs. thence North g. ~, degrees
Wet Wy r"ds aud lihk. t. point 3i rods
hast o. the North Wet corner uf the south
Wet FOURTH Of the south East Quarter 81
said section ~. th,urc West IS rds tu the
North Wet corner ,f the south Wet FOURTH
Of the S"uth Eas' Quarter uf Section a,
thencc SoUih - rpls g. tie beginning. con.
tanning .'.'i nrrUs more tr les. gi.ii acres
uf the Wet ,nd " tie Ea.t HALF Of Frnc.
tionnl Scciiun !. IN Tow nslir ~. Range 80
the West Half uf Fractional Scriiun /, ~
Township o. EunyV 80. tNt,It gtii acres
oil tie Wet end ares H. q PARALLEL -trip
oil the North ,ui Of a., Nurth En.t Fourth
81 the Sorih We, Quarter uf Scc'ion ~. In
Township So, ot Range 80 cNtctt the FOL.
lowing tracts lu let Nv u IHrali,i s,rir uII
the West end at the North acres II ,h,
Sur'h hnst Fourth uf the Nurih West Quarter
uf Section u. IN Township 60. Ennve ~
aud yN'cit u tract hciinniur ~ feet East II
The North West corner Uf the Nurih East
FOURTH VI the SuI Wet Quarter 81 said
Section -, theme, y, IN "u feet. tl,nco West
60 the Enst line " the West siii acres ~
he West lrlf uf Section /. Township CO..
kHngo 80 thence SOUTH a. the South line Of
said Scriiun \, thence Ei,t tu hc'iuning!
Nnd iNhi tul' H. u, and nytp1r NJ Tho
neat term ut this Court co. be- led NJ a.,
,ouri Iluua' IN ore 1uu. w add County uf
Holt. IN NJ" fourth Monday ,t OU,uirr. rcl.
aud on ur h,fur, the hrai du, thereof an.
aw"r sHil t''ittut Ne suu, will T., token
~ ,oni' ed and iud upm viii h. rendered
against him accordingly
II T. further uri,f,d that o. cory hereof
ho published once q v,,t ~ IN, Iiui' ruunty
Sentinel. w"lly nrvsuur,r ruiii.hcd IN
thc County ~ liui' npd d,tisrn',d ~ tinin.
ilf's ATTORNEY. fnr f.ur vuks con. ,suiI,.ly.
We lns' lii."fiiDn 10 w. NJ l'n-' ifi,'n days
h"i"r ~" runn'u,ou'ni ~ the sUid term
~ iiia tUur',
T.. A. ntS'iNI.
\ true cop, fr,m a., t,,u~i.
wine uN lGtd md t., ssui Il mid
Court mi. 18th III, ui lurp. t'i'
,.. T.. \. nI'NiiNM.
Nh'i"l ',tcuii CLERK.
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Monarch.

delayed Core pundcncc. August 2i)
Noah Sipcs and family visited
their son.
--Gcurgc Garner and wife mo,orcl
To 81 Joseph. Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Hughes ard children
visited relative here, last week.
Mrs. J. ". Garner returned homo
sunday from visit In Andrew coun.
~.
Mi Blanchc Callcn and children
nave been visiting their mother, MR..
John Patterson.
Morris Ramsey finished building
a i.ai- room house for Josh Chilcon,.
FRIDAY. We was assisted by Aut
Moscr, of Nodaway.
Miss Lillian Rogers and brother.
Glen. visited Violet and Clifton ,bii'
''al Thursday. and Mis Violet r..
formed nome with them and spent tho
night.
llHvil Allen. Emerson Hughes.
Nuis llurhcs. Violet Chilcrat "A, lore
to Nodawuy, SUNDAY ,v"r.uu and nj
tended church. aud nl.u the show. on
board the steamboat. nearby.
Say. Monarch l. coming Oh, Of the
klnks-,wo new lorls aud big rain
~ one week. Lee Hughes and Josh
, ,hilcoat say Il L. just ~ cheap to buy
t"rl L n To buy whips To pound their
old HORSES along.
Those WHO spcn, Sunday nj Ias.
smiths were! Roy Ashwor,h and fam.
ily, Clarence Lilly and wife. Ted Tar.
ncr and family. licuah and Malta
Guy. Grriir and Sylvia Hughes. lii.
ian and Glen Rogers. Frank OF an |
Enos Smithcrs,
JOliNNY.JuMp-rp,
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JOIlNNY.JuMr-ur.

delayed Correspondence. August 25)
v. Hopper and Miller Blachly
were Oregon visitors, Monday.
Mary NanDcvccr returned here
from King city, last Thursday.
MIR. Sanncrs IL on the mail route
again, after IA two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Hopper and III
Ammo and family visited Jim Sweet
and family, sunday
Misses Clara West and Viola
lilcvins were guests M the I. y,
lIlachly home. Sunday.
Joe Hutrick and hi mother and
orcn spent Monday evening with H.,
A. iiowlcs and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Luther. "
fairyicw district. were visiting II. 4.
linwlcs and family, La, week.
Mrs. George Hopper left 10 4
Wednesday for n visit with her par
cnts and other relatives IN Iowa.
Mrs. j. T.. Blcvins and daughter.
Tracy, have been spending the past
week with relatives near Kansas City.
Mrs, Miller Blachly and daughtc',
Esther. visited her father. ". a.
liowlcs and family. Monday. II was
his siSty-siNth birthday.
Trevor Ammo left here last We'd
ncsday for Arcadia, Florida. whore he
viii visit his mother. lie expects Ia
remain there for several months,
The NanNalkcnbcrg children, who
have been visiting Mt the homes Of
their unclcs, j, l.. and $. W. Ammo and
families, returned to their home in
Atchison, Kansas, last week.
--Iuclc Tilkington. the little
daughter of Tom rilkington and wife,
has been very sick for the mast week
by being poisoned with something she
ate. She Is slowly improving now.
EGO.
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Trustees sale.

Whereas, Rose skunk and William
Sluut. her husband. hy their deed uf
trI, dated the End day of July. lgil.
and of record IN the Office of the Re-
coulrr of Deeds Of Holt County. Mi.
snyri. In Book III ut Page 9Gl. con.
y"ycl 30 the Undersigned In trust 10
secure the payment If the note In sad
decd of trus, described. and Of the I'm.
tore, thereon. tic following described
real estate situate IN Holt COUNTY.
Missouri, to.wit:
Commencing Five md one-hnlf
(S',) rods South Of the North Eat
corner Of the North West Quarter Ut
section Thiry.thrcc ,33), in Town
hip SiN'y.onc ,6D, of Range Thirty
even go; thence West Nine lp)
rods: thence South Fourteen and one
half ,li'.) rods: thence East Nine
90 rods; thence North Fourteen and
onc-half Oi's) rods to place of be-
ginning, containing Eigh,y.onc Ono.
lundrcdthS tSl.lOO) acres more or
less.
And Whereas, default has been
made In the payment of said note and
" the interest thereon, according to
the true tenor, date and effect of said
note,
And Whereas. the owner Of said
note has requested me To execute the
power vested in Inc by snid decd or
trust, 10 sell said real estate and on,
Of the proceeds Of said sale pay the
indebtedness secured thereby,
Now Therefore, in compliance with
said request, aud under the power
vested in me by said deed of trust,
will on Saturday, the 10th day Of
September, 1916, nj the court house
door In the city of Oregon, Holt Coun-
~, Missouri, sell said real estate at
public venduc to the highest bidder
for cash in hand.
FRANK PETREE.
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
Notice.

Friends. regarding tina, account you
awe the r. l.. Price Estate. we feel
We have been very lcnlcnt In this
natter, but We must now ask you 10
come In aud make some definite mr.
engagements regarding settlement, NJ
We will soon want to make our settle
mcnt with the court, and II will be
very necessary that all accounts and
notes be- paid. You will find your
ltcmi2cd accoun, and notes with Emil
". Martin, IN the ,ilicc formerly &C.
cupicd by Mr.. T. G. DUNCAN, who will
be- only too glad TO take the money
and give you credit for same.
We ARE yours very truly,
ID. NJ. 4 VI. Il. Martin, Administrators,
rios. |. PRICE ESTATE.
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hasley deceased, "a heirs. consort. devsees.
donee'. aiienees or immediate. mesne. remote.
voluntary or Involuntary grantees Of the said
Drnrs L. Ea.ey. deceased.
ihW Defendant Edmund ". Mccoy obtained
ana derived his claim. " amy, to iOl acres
in We Nor'h Part Of the Southwest Quarter
oi - 'i.n eighteen aforesaid. b. virtue of a
CERTAIN ,a Warranty Deed Of date February 10.
lse'' Hhd ui record In tie real estate records
oi snii state and County in BOON II at Iaso
.oN 'ni " the said Edmund ~ NcCoy l.
dectt.'t certain defendants herein unknown
y" u" IIatn'in obtained and derived cir
dcs,r''d from The aid Edmund u. MrCuy
d"'.. ''h Hs heirs, ,or.Hri, dU,is'o'. dufrta.
ail.h''' OF immediate. n'.ut. l,iuutc. N,lir.
ar %, H,.n.aninry ri"n,"'s ot the said vi.
Tie d"fcudum TIE iontl,rd lny,.im,n'
inv 'm'W company. COR Grafton. uitli',d
hhh H''N'd ~ clam. II any. To- tie Lands
- I,F'i! described 10y virtue ut u certain
Iru,' Decd or M"rifns Ut d., ScI',r.n,r
% ''N-. ANA ct rcutd IA lbs'h 80. ~ IHl,
u, ~ Ne rial os'u'c record ui said state
40 ',hh'N' tha' I've debt secured by said
iru i''fd "r MnrEntc la n"tct been re-.
cis'l u' fc"uid ALTHOUGH same has long since
'cy, lNN laid and dis' a~.-td. and that II tN,
saw Tue Lombard Investment Company. q
or .H'l.n !. nnt N ",is,tntc or Is dciurc'
'er, t.h d.''rdauis shorrin unsnown ,o this
painful uliain~l and derived their c'uim. "
any 'u tie ururcriy last above mrntipn,d
iOn ih' said The Lombard ln,c.tm,ni Com.
ah. 'un~t CORPORATION. ~ the UNI rnvu
inh'' N!ou'os. Issluh'ca. trustees, admin.
tsttu'"ra. hard of directors. receiver IN
hhh "i.'S aud The immediate. ncsnc. rcriu'c.
NuluH'i'N ur Involuntary grantees. trustee pr
gtsi .''a ur amy unknown representative Of
lh' l'' lhri lnNc'imrni turinny.
l"WiN further states that he does MT
IN. Whether The said Atdrcw Ii'rvnt'r.
Jcs.' D.. NUcn. David smith. .. {. Shcur'r
lrH. J. Iaslcy and Edmund ". N,tuy are
',,i "r dead. lut u thy are
va Toy Hr, ~ n.f"st,l' Mt ~ tie
SIN, - Missouri aud ,nun"i l., served iu
ihi. s..'' with the ordinary process VI law I.
plp. ny 'urth,r state that B., does iut know
wh'U'r The Lombard Investment 'uu,iHn,.
= 'f Huliun. l. IT. existence Or not. hut II
u aIl ,,isis ~ % l'rnl entity " exists %. u
MOI r'.Hl,'' or inf'trn corporation Il the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
Can't Shnoi Mnnd nnrLs

Washington. u. c.. Aug. 2i.-Ecg-
uIations designing open season for
hunting migratory birds under the
hcw federal migratory bird law were
promulgated yesterday by Secretary
Houston. Of the agricultural depart.
mcnt. They apply only in cases where
cpua protection TO the birds is no,
provided under state laws.
NJ inscc,ivorouS birds are protected
indefinitely under tie sccrctary's or.
der and protection until September /,
l'lS. H. provided for band.,ailcd Mig.
cons, cranes, wood ducks. swans, cur.
lew, wtllct. upland rluvcr and smaller
shore birds.
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OiipiR az PUBLICATION.
STATE ut MISSOURI

Count, e., Eur.
Chnr'c. 5. y. Mrl,unn. Plaintiff
Anhr'v li'HvH''r, " iiyiur nud the NH no,n
lci''' '"t anr'. dr,is".a, d,r''H, pIt,.,,. aud
mh'ii.n'' h'su'. remote. voluntary pr IN.
Nuut'HH urHrio's uf Andrew 81. water,
VI J., g. d''tua'tt dee ". N'i,u. ~ Il .Iu,,
mud i., unknown L'lrs, con curt tr,I .,a,
d"i'.. nll'h''s UHl immediate. r'sn,, 10.
rI''. voluntary ur lrsu'untvri rtnuf,,s of
i"'., u. N'hi. " T., T. d.r,ls-i rrur,
!, Iusl'N. " NAiNF uui ~, mi NOV. a I,Irs
c.ns"ri, d"ytsr,., dtu',a nii.uuv. utd Iuup.
dihl', n'sn', t'fHui', voluntary nr It,uiun.
thrN riTui"'H II Irirg Z. Ils,'y u IL, 1.
i'f'hH'-i Thomas ", Mccoy ElnurI u.
N"tUN, VI living mud the uni tnvu I,trs
r"H 'ri, dr,lacs, dur--. nll,u.,. and Ir,.
hod,ulc, U,st', remote. voluntary ur Ia.
Voluntary grantees uf Ilwuud T.. MrCny
~ =, q, on."i' David Smlth. " Twins
AMI Ne unknown h'its, c,uHpft, de, ls,,a.
h"h''-, u'i"n"'s md imm,dini,. mctn,. r..
~ 'ie, voluntary ~ inNuluniHr, grantee ~
lHh smith, u he l. d.,cas~ii D.. a..
S'"',f' hNihF and the unknown heirs
ruhs'ri, d"Nit'ts dun.p- nile n.vs htd i'm.
mediate n'st'. rrmutu, voluntary ur in,ul.
uh'hn rrhhi'c, Of J., &. Slnrvr. " h. l.
deceased. The Lombard Investment Com.
ihhh' ,uriurttuU, N u /. la DNlstsug,
aud the unhHpwu dnnor, Hlirucrs a.sl NEE.
trustee, ndmiuisirniurs, llnri ~ dlrogtnra
receivers w hHnh ruptry and the immediate,
meme rtn"i'' voluntary or involuntary
rrihl'rs, trustees ur a.. lrnrps or my IN.
lhn"h rl'f's"IiuiINe ~ The Lombard In.
Nt''m'hi Company. u d'funct, Defendants.
Nov nm ,tI. mn H., -, -. -.
come. the rntntli herein Ly T. r. RicLa,,t
he n r'ut aud utiurr,,, and li,s HI. n,,i,i,',
verified rs IN, nrIdn,it nf mid n 4 MIX.
arb. IT. nF,ut and nitnrnr,. rlI,,irg. ni,,.,.,
90 e. ihirg', that ne plaintiff l. the owner
nhd N Tie uoh"'nh'r tnsrt.siuu ~ the Il d.
lnNiug Il, rrih,d l,nl c,,nt,i nil, North Ii'El
of the Southeast Qunrtcr. ,hc Sn.ih Iift,,G
49, acres of the Souih,n Quarter of m,
acre. 81 the Nor,hrn,, Quarter Of thc Saul =
west uunrt,r All Ia S,rtInn ,Ishi-,n G,t
Township slNiy.onc IGi. 81 Rnnrc ,hIr,y'rI,.
l3ol. Holt County, Missouri mud I'M ~,
prry 4. Enscly. Edmund l.. MrCnD' IT,, 4
smth, q. &. Shcarcr aud III. Lombard in'
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no SPRING SHOOTING OF
FOWL IN MISSOURI.
Upland Plo,cr. Curlcw and Cranes Al.
50 Protected by Secretary Hous.
tons Orders.

Carlyle. ILL.,, Aug. 2i.-II. G.. Nor.
cros. today received telegram from
ihc biological survey Mt Washington
announcing that the new regulations
for shooting water fowls in Illinois,
Missouri. Kansas. Iowa and Nebraska,
prov idc for an open season from Sen.
tcmbcr 10 to December II. Sports.
men Of these states had been fighting
Tor spring shooting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04

Foot Ball! Argyle and Warren,
Saturday. Be sure and be there.
This week Saturday Coates of
Divorce.
Hilmer Erickson left Friday for
Minneapolis where he will take a
course in telegraphy at the Bary's
Telegraphy School.
AL Cleveland and Peter Opshal
have just returned from a fishing
trip to the Lake-of- they Woods. They
report good catch, twenty five pike
and pickerel that would average
about four pounds a piece.
Mrs. julius ). Olson left yester.
day for the twin cities, accompany,
ing her mother, Mrs. Sletten, on hel
way home to Mortified. They will,
both visit relatives in the cities be.
fore leaving for their respective
homes. $500 ~ :. .'5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

Friday "The Girl and The Game.
Go to Westnan,s for fruits and
fancy groceries.
This weeks Saturday special,
Coates of Divorce.
John G. Smith, Of Alvarado, was
Warren visitor yesterday.
Miss Lille. Holson left Saturday
evening for Viking, near which place
she will teach.
Monday William Russell in ''The
Craving, a college boys fight
against the craving for drink.
Emil Johnson from near Alvarado
is in town to-day to see his wife who
is receiving medical treatment at
the hospital.
Gust Swanson of Roseville, Ill.
arrived yesterday to attend to bust
ness matters here. He formerly
owned farm near Alvarado, but
sold same a short time ago.
Lauritz Melgaard, of Kennedy
brought two of his children to War
rem last Friday for medical examina-
ton. There was no serious trouble
although one of them may need tc
have the tonsils removed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04
Thursday next week "The Des-

Thursday next week "The Des-
troyers".
Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. L. NJ.
Olson.
r. c.. Mathwig left Monday for
the southern part Of the state to at
tend to matters of business.
Charley Hanson spent Tuesday in
the city, returning III the; evening to
Goquet, Mimi, were he is employed
Silo filters to suit everybody.
Many Sizes. Can be run with 8
h. p. engine and up to Is h. p. at
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Rev. j. w. Swanson, Of Evansville
president Of the Red River Valley
Conference Of the Augustana Synod
was in the city yesterday in the in
terests Of the old peoples home now
being built at Alexandria.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04
Quality Versus Quantity.

i
Many housewives made vital
mistake in choosing some of their
foodstuffs ON the basis Of quaa.i ty.
It has been proven time and again
that the cheapest is always the most
expensive, while the highest price is
not always the best. /
There's happy medium in every
thing. When you select foods, be
careful. Don't choose any particular
brand Of, say Baking Powder for
example just because you get 9 big
can for a small price.
The risk you take in running your
entire baking and losing the cost Of
! the materials involved is not any
where equal to the small amount
saved on the price Of the Baking
Powder.
a. Then again, because the price i
high, don't think the quality is The
best. Some women do, and they are
!, losing money.
Look for the happy medium
You'll find il. Choose a brand that
costs q moderate price and youT
find it mora economical to buy al,a
more economical to use.
The best Baking Powder il TIL
world can be made 50 as % sell TO
IS cents per pound.
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Tonight Thursday "The Cave
Man" a five act Blue Ribbon play.

Remember that Hatton Studio is
giving the children lots of value for
small money. Read his display ad.
Helen Holmes, the fearless film
star in "The Girl and The Came,
the great railroad film novel. See it
Friday. Admission Zoe and 15c.
Hey Boys, Listen! The new Big
1T Harley is now ready for de-
livery. For further particulars
write, call or see j. A. Arness,
Fork, MINI.
Rev. Kenneth, A. Bescher has ac-
copied call to the Swedish Luther
an church at Fort Dodge, Iowa, and
will move to his new. charge in Nov
ember In the meantime his family
will remain in Warren, while he will
be engaged in soliciting work for the
home for epileptics.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04
See! Tonight Thursday

See! Tonight Thursday tsThe
Cave Man.
City residences for sale at from
$125O.0O up to $4,000. L. NJ. Olson.
The Vega Young Peoples Society
will meet next Sunday at 8 P. M.
1The Girl and The Came, the
biggest thriller Of them all, starts
Friday night.
John Nelson and family Of Viking
visited with Mrs. Holson of this city
last Thursday.
Mrs. Emil Johnson, from near Al
varado, is at the Warren hospital re-
ceiving medical treatment.
Mrs. Holson and daughter Minnie
spent Sunday with friends at Rose
wood, Viking and near Newfolden.
Herman Anderson returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis, where he has
spent a few weeks visiting with rel
atives and friends.
Martin Bake from near Donaldson
came down yesterday to consult q
doctor and visit with his brother, +.
Bake, county treasurer Of Marshall
county, and with his daughter, Miss
| jeanette Bake, who is attending the
| Warren High School.
| Are you aware that Headaches,
Nervousness Irritable tenpers and
Sore Infamed eyes are often caused
| by eyestrain. If you are suffering
from any Of these see the Eye
Specialist. DR.. Louis Staar ait the
Lyons Hotel, Thursday, Oct. 9th,
1916.
Our good old friend M. A. Back
stron1, Of Vega, attended to business
in town yesterday. We both got oul
start in the world driving mules or
the Woodward farm "a years ago
He is now well-to-do Independent
farmer and land owner, while we are
just scribbling for a living and must
/ continue to do SO until the end.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04
Westman sells Warren Fancy Pat
mt and Gold Medal Flour.

Westman sells Warren Fancy Pat
ent and Gold Medal Flour.
Miss Bessie Setback, who is the
teacher Of the Radium school, was a
Warren visitor last Saturday.
Coming Thursday beautiful Lucille
Lee Stewart in ''The Destroyers', a
Blue Ribbon Wonder Play in five
acts. Admission 10c and zoe.
Does your son drink? See "The
Craving" with William Russell, the
story of a college boys struggle
against a craving for liquor. Five
great acts. Admission 1Oc and zoe.
Roy NJ. Prytz, head Of the dry
goods department in the Peoples
store, had a sudden and severe at
tack Of appendicitis last Thursday.
He was taken to the hospital and
submitted to an operation at once,
Mr.. Prytz is now quite far along on
the way to recovery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04

Friday "The Girl and The Came.
n Friday night "The Girl and The
Came.
Go to Westman's with your butter
and eggs.
Miss Esther Hanson from near
Donaldson visited Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. N. G. w.
Knudtsen.
Edward and Arvid Erickson, two
sturdy young farmers Of town Of
Wanger, transacted business in War
rem. last Saturday.
"A socialist address was delivered
by a lady speaker, Mrs. Nellie lay,
at the state bank corner on Satur-
day evening. She had remarkable
gifts as a speaker and was listened
to very attentively, altho we do not
think she made converts for the so
cialist cause.
What appears to be great cal
amity often opens the way for larger
and better things. Such has proved
the case with the Mankato CONNER
cial College. Their magnificent new
fire proof building and new up To
date equipment far excells those that
lwere burned. Get their catalog.
Olof Malm, Of Foldahl, attended
to business here on Tuesday. He
emigrated from Sweden penniless
only twelve years ago and is now a
independent, prosperous farmer
owning his own farm. That shows
what may be accomplished by energy
and thrift il this great free country
Of ours. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Johnson ant
daughter Jeanette, left for theil
home at Elgin, ILL.,, on Monday, afte1
q pleasant visit with the former,
brothers, Victor and Elmer johnson
on the Riverside farm. They cam,
from Illinois BY automobile ii tire,
days and enjoyed the trip greatly
hut decided "a return home ~ rail.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-04

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Mrs. Florence Winchester left last
Saturday for Fargo, where she in
tends to spend the winter.
Ed. Hustad, a former pioneer
farmer in these parts, now residing
at Coleraine, visited relatives and
friends here and at Oslo last week.
The Crookston College has hae
many calls for students that il
could not fill. Besides their splen.
did courses in Bookkeeping ant
Shorthand they also give a course
in Auto, Gas and Steam Engineering
Board and room in private family
So to $3.50 per week. Write to ]
&c. Satire, Crookston, MINI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-04
ICE IN RIVER MOVES
OUT AT THIS POINT

The ice in the Mississippi at this
point began to move out shortly be-
fore noon and this afternoon the river
is again open between Rock Island and
Davenport. This unusual condition is
attributed to the recent warm spell
and rains and the water rising rapid
w. The stream is now free from ice
from a point near LeClaire to the
Crescent bridge at the foot of Sew
enth street and unless cold weather
sets in the ice will move still further
down. The ice is gOrged at LeClaire
and this accounts for the water being
free Of floating ice at this point The
river has risen considerably during
the past few days. Last week the low
est stage record was LAO, while today
7.40 was reached. The ice is still firm
in the slough.