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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

mettten fAliefen. nur i'd bIidte bin
aus ms Ounfel. Sn beitimmten
@%ntfernungen lab i'd ou 2onoIturm-
manner iteben. SIN 8egen uno Sturm
itnnoen lie ouI YpIten in 6einoess
Lamb! WirtIid tsine leihte 4ufgabe,
10 in Nnht uno Wetter bn ourh3us
haIten. Die mejiten bon uns. Sc
merooen, maiden fih BON elmer iols
den 2eiitung nod teinen 8egriff.
Son irqenb elmer OrtIhoft belt Der
53uq, mir itieaen nit ben SoIoaten
aus NnhtS aegen 2 llbr) uno eiIten
iiber S6ienen sur @erpflegungsita-
tlon pom 8pten areu3. SD bate
mid aber perlnufen uno itieg orum
eben pieber nit lserem Wogen in ben
Wdaen. IS bat mir ni6ts 9eihooe.,
man Iernt bier. lid mol mas gu
peringen.
hin. elm alapp. uno los gsbt's!
Sin furhtbarer Bud. onB oos @es
ped aus ben ReBen 'runterfallt uno
if meinem 8egsniiber in bic Nrns,
Der botte geidlofen uno rief mir gu:
nMeui6, beut' it's bod iornih 10
beiB." Damn nieber 10 Winuten
7sabrt. Wieber eiu Rud. 60 ginG
oos Iortndbreno. S4IiebIih tlet
terte i'd ms 8epadneB, uno tpis i'd
grade 10 tribune .Sopf unter Der
Notbrsmie), oa fiibIe i'd einen gut
oemeinten Slips meines 5iibrer5.
ShneII olio 'runtsr uno nnItdnpj9
binQeiebt. WittlsripeiIs tpnr es iton
vi qstporoen. 6ons M.. Grlpin
81, Wor &. uno i'd plouosrtsn
munter brouf log, 80. NOR ihon in
griiIieI 1epsien anb botte febr ogi
mertidme 3uborsr an uns. gaIo
~ertannten mir Die 0ihter BON Bril-
lei, uno nab fur5er 3eit fubren mir
in 56oerbet Elm. RGoer 'raus uno
fIott on1etreten. Der Heqen itr0mte
nur 10 6erab. Mir truten fpeo uno
pGrmten uns an benz Sfen bsr 81
~fen6obner. 9dnn riidfsn mir 40,
uuo 3par foIgenoermnBen: Wer gu.
bel 9onogepdd bate. CABS sinym
aamerooen, uno bieler gao benz 9foc.
timber iein Rab. Nlfo maridigrte
Der obne Gepdd nit 3tpei Rdoern
log. Dad y Stunoe tdmen lpir
an. WGhtiges Gtaunen unierieits.
Sin Fieisn9ebdubt. mo- mir pohnen
i%olIten: Die aommduodntur. ,De la
loi"). Sin Nutogeratter, aommanoos
erfillten ben 6of. 4iebesgabentrans.
porte, 0speiden. @tfsble gobeu BEN
0an3en Elm buntes, beipegtes Nus
feben. Ner bate ge9InHbt, bab oas
oas Winifterium oeB Snnern 9:,pes
len iei, no mir 0eutl6e jeBt fpobn.
ten. Bon uns bortrefflib eingeriA,
let. Der GtabttommdnoarS, unier
9ei6sieIomeiiter, tpobnt bier, uno
lbm 1T e gu b%dnten. bag cine taoeI
loie Cronung bort berrfht, uno BAT
mir pfaofinoer nab 8ruIIsI o~urften.
Dieter Yor3ug TOLL cher an uns MD.
lpurlos ooruber9egaugen iein. Wjr
iino itoI3, bic erften oeutidsn Sun
gen gepeien gu iein. bic fir tu6tig
ertIdrt mutoen, gu belfen bier in
8rtiiiel. Wir BADEN oiet 9eleyut.
obsr mir psrben MD INNER Ieruen.
Stride. unOsrbroiieus 4rbeit lit I'M
iere Dfliht.
Die WeibnaAtsieier mar tpunVer
ooll. Elm Rieientannenbaum nit
9luhbirnsR leuftets peit6in. Gine
ifons Qniprote riitts uns in Os-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

punpemuoe genoroen unD 5ogen url5
bite I'm @~sr3eibung in bic
0epddneBe 3uriid Der 3u6Idd
purbe ols 8opftiiien benrBt. 81
Ingen abipedielno 3pei Yfoofin0er
bort oben. 9os 2idjt nuroe nus-
gemadt, uno oos nRottete, %rottete,
rottete" bes 3u9es mar nun nod Der
einSige 2out in unierem Nbteil. 81
ging's biz MiiIbeim a. Rb. So gee
gen 5 llbr morgens 9db's pisoer mas
gu ellen. Sur3 Dor Saqesunbruh
gelnngten mir mad &oln. lleber'n
Hbein gin9's, uno mir ertonnten gang
osutlid ben Dom, wie er iih aus
benz iilbri9en 9unit oes Morgens
lob.
I6t u6rl Ollie M~iioiateit mar
pergeiien, unO nit neugierigen 9luqen
betrohteten mir bus f4one 8ohns
bofsgebGubs. IS Stunben," bieB es.
nNufentboIt.." Inter 6iibrung I'M
ieres 6errn 6ouptfeIomeiiters Wl. Be
iidtieten mir 3undhit od5 Snnere
beg 9omes, bonn qing's CUR Der
pflegungsitotion, no mir nit Ihcner,
purmer Suppe beruirtet murben.
Damn legten mir oo8 0epGd ub uno
begoben uns nod Rem 8riidenturm.
Noh elmer fhier unenolthen Wans
oerun0 tamen mir ober an.
Gin MaIdiuengeoebr NOR bor:
auf9eiteIIt. Gin llnterpffiSisr gab
uns cine a%usfGbrlife GrtIdrung bas
gu. Mir 6atten gong a0ln gu nm
ieren 6iiBen, Wsiter ging's. SR
90ln botten mir !6errn SberfeIomeis
tier &. an9etrofien. uno Ieiter
6reunoli6teit perolnten mir es, ooB
mir elm @bteiI 2. aIoiis 5etanten.
Gben poIlts i'd mid nit 0enugtuu1g
in oos neite VolI:et i%perfen, ols Elm
8eomter uns nu5 Dem 46teiI beripie5.
Gin bober 8earnter leqte iih fir uns
ms Mittel, ober ibl!sbIiA muBten
mir neihen, penu Gin aunerer 9err
madte feline geret.en Anipriicle Jels
teno. mir wanoerten oIfo in Elm
4bteiI 3. 9Iniie. Ndbreno Der 5obrt
temertten mir Solplten nebenun uno
turnten NIT @epdt ms Qbteil ?.
ataile binein. 3a0eIIoie 6abrt Biz
Qohens6of. Cine pNnoerbore Der
pfIegung nuroe urs bier 5utei!, uno
nit 0aut gegen bic freunolifn Rote
Sreu5sO amen oen.e i'd oordn 3urid.
Gin Bfiff, uno Der Barren rum
petite tpeiter. Dir udberten uns Der
8ren3e. 0dn3 aui sregt i6oute man
gum 6erIter binous. eint9e polltsn
idon &ononsn gsieben BADEN. GO
gegen Z llhr traisn mir in 0erbess
t6aI Elm. Die ano6en tpdren siuem
bod Elm biB6en i.ejf. 9ier batten
mir einen Iangsp, unbeab'idtigten
4ufeutbaIt. Der Rs8en ftomte nur
70 berab. Nuf Der @'rnflegungsiia-
ton itdrtten mir ms. Damn tratsn
mir brauben an in Grpdrtung bes
3uges. Inner Jiitysr. 9srr M., tat
iein gsites. UNI cine 5obrgsIs9enbeit
gu betommen. Suites Better; NAB
uno bunoemiice p1rteten mir aui
ben .3ug, UNI eno,tt-nah 2 Gtun-
ben outiten mir tpsiterfabren.
~llniers @doer matten uns bic meie
ten S6pierigteitsH. ShIisBiih nab
men mir Is ms Q5;eiI unD fuhren
70 in sinem gn1shsj}t en Wdgeu 3mi-
ihen 0epdd uno 8aoern Bis gruiisls
S6aerbet. u~rtsrpsJs iubreH mir
ourh Qeroieys Ueit unp Cf. p.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

ounItn Der s,etma; nd1er. Sine
groBe Gbre nurse inns nod 3u:eil.
Sc. @r3. 6reiberr b. 8iiFinq, @ene.
r|olgouoerneur non 9elOien, mar oud1
anmeIeno mo unte;bieIt Iib audi mil
uns Pfoofinoern.
Zen 2eiInebfnern an benz Srnns-
port pom %. Hop. 1914 tpiiuihe i9
cine aefunOe 0eimtebr uno lin fr0bs
Ii6ea Wieoerieten. 9tber ouh 0ant
gebiibrt benz oeutihen Y~foofinters
bunb fir bic groBe Wiibe uno ar
belt, bic er uniertpegen bate. 8eru
tat er es fir ms, mubte er bod.
bob mir rs ibm nit treuer pflihts
erfiiIIung gegen oos 9aterIano lob
nen tpiirben. @ut Pfoo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12
I'll verdlenen

0.l("s ss lit AUDI anesnsbme arbsit, Sie NIT wenia 11dbs
III mad osn stultunoen ODER an frstsn abenosm sstan
weroen Fam.
Das finet perIoden0, nibt wabrP Sb0nes GsIo gu per.
oienen, elm wirflih foliees Gireommeu, oa5 Iusfht auf Der.
ooppeluns ODER Oeroreifatun9 bietet, nsnn tatfGb lib weiter
nihts 5asu n6tis ais Gbraci;.
Die 6sleoenbeit fir etnen ereben Junsen = nitt uube.
oin9t an muts. aber 9ro6 an fetB.
sit on Ser 5nnss7 Dsnn Du oos eIoubt gut:
bier 1T Define c~5eIesenbeit.
mir brauhsn eis ansabl 5unsen mic DID, mir bran.
sbsn tic ieeleid,.
Du fout rDeutib .amertfa" psrtrstem Gas beist Ou
folit unfer Qsent per6en, uniere populdre, iIunrierte oeutfde
1Dodenidrht perfaufeu uno 1bonnenen afur futen.
DirfIih Isidte, ~aneenebne 2rbeit, oenn ieSer Deutihe in
onfem erosen San0e miro germ une freuois abonnsrt, fobalo er
nur elm Psft pom ,,Oeutid .amerifa" seieben bat.
.Oeutft- 2tmsrifa" fohst nur 5 Gents Sic 11un,mer. Der
preis 6s -5dhres. Announcements lit $3.50. Gs 1T leiht. ie6em
Oeutfhen in Oeiner l1adbaridaft eine hummer m6bentltt ,u
perfaufsn, uo es 1T senau 70 Ieidt oiefe Seuts ais abonnsnten
gu 9ewinnen.
5r isoeu abonnenteu, weIdu $3.50 Gas 1abr besabGt,
befommft Ou Siini;ie Gents.
>Cenn Du MIR ,ebn abounentsn imusrbaIb zines ,lIonats
fn6eit, beSabeu mir Dir elm 6ebaIt pon $3.50, auser Sen fanf.
sig Gents, Ole Ou iowtefo an Ieoem announcement ~peroienit.
Ourh oieie feline >1ldbe erbdItt Ou mitbin $3.50.
Oenfn Du nidt Oae Ou msbr ais ssbm abonusuten mo.
natltd7 frte9en fannt? Selbtperitdnolitl oenfa Ou Gas.
misunderstanding, weuu Ou oeen 6rfols bait, mirt Du
audi oen wsiteren Grfols babeu, oae mir Dir elm beoeutene b6.
iele9 VeHd pe5dpleU.
sum GeiipieI: Wenn Ou uns innerbaIb zines 11lonats
10 Ibonuenten brinsft, miro DEM 6ebalt auf 81 90 srb5bt, ga.
gu fommen Ole fdnfsie Gents pom jeoem se1.lbonnement;
lomtt peroienit Ou tns9efamt $ll.5O.
Uenu Ou nun pirflit Elm fkiner 6eibdftsmann bit,
fdnnf Ou nod, mebr ais $ll.5O monatlih peroienen, mir Iuo
oapon 9ans felt dberSeuet.
Gs fommt babel uur auf Did, an. ueun Ou 10 abon.
nenten friesen fannn, fannl Du Ole 5abl ktht perooppeln
oSer perSrsifadsn, mas, wie sefast Oetn 6sbalt entipredenO
erhoht, bis 81 $50 fur 100 1bonnemeuts, uno ee fiufsis
Gents, Ole Dir fir ioe einjelne Subifription sufommen, brirr
gen Osin 6efdmteinfommen fir Ole 100 Announcements duf 500.
Gs eibt 5uusen, sic fh oife Summe erwerben f0nueu,
oefen fno mir fiber. Oteleiht bt 0m elmer otefer Juneeu.
Shrsibe an uns, uno wr psroen Dir ale GinssIbeiten
mitteieu.
2%lorefe: Subscription Department
,Deutscb=Amerika"
1872 WtlItam Str. new pork City
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-12

Die Gmatung Der muihGden &ne lnt. III @rndune. SIS mro nut beupnfat
OB uon al unepn Ireu BON @rbolunq lRuTf Die aembMp ub erfr{feuSnp III
NftS entrnt ben Meuiheu mebr bon benz @rmrlei os NQaosRbens uits nenMbrt zine
1honre Gingbun9, nidts anbeps rbt ben &0rper uO tIt DEN GMt ber ais Nmff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-13


Bishop J.. y Appiebf as assleiiea %
90 f-tHte ~ y bisiHVh i.HffH.
helm. ~ iuhn aui htpIest Publishing
ipnranf are i"ifndHnts. Ahrriu thf
plaintiff recovered ~ drirnianis ~
lsfifk and = blshop ihe sam IT
~ if"W with lniefrii if1m January ia
1910. a. thr go" ui fia 4, emit pff sH
niiin' together niih all fpsts ~ sint. nud
agalnet ail ~ thr defendants ab1ts nfiu
I'd establishing end ioeeiasing . Fenioi :
ll'n Tor iir amount ~ sad iuiemcni ~
thf pffniis's hfffinaitff desfrilri nhifi
said iuiRmfnt VS. rendered nn Co. iith
dag ~ 'annafti 1910
have thiF dag lrsird upnn, AMI VII
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-13

,'ompaus N Austin h plaintiff end ~
Payne n Nulinhclm. " tulin Express
Publishing company and 4. y Appieby,
NJ Ahaignse ~ ihc Estate ~ n 4 Bishop
ARE defendant Nhefan The plalufiff vi.
covered ~ defendant \ NJ Payne The
sam VI t3NNp sith Interest ffpm Jan.
nary ~. 1915 az Che rate ~ ~ ltf rent
pcg annuh lnp,fbff elth al costa NJ
suit. and against an ai t4r defesdanis
above named establishing and ioffcips
ihF a ssudpFe hen Tor ihs amount VI
anid jud4iaent oH fhf premises herinai
Ter descnbed. which said Judgment Was
rendered oh the 18th day u January,
1916
have thi. day levied upon. aud alll
on tbr frat iue.day In Narh. l4ib. that
bling thn sth day 81 said month. Va the
Court lIouse Dior 10 the lity 81 Corpus
Christl. feAas. within legal hours pre
read ~ ell iaf cash ~ the highest bidder
as he right litle and Interest of lhe
defendants ! ~ PAYNE 3 NuFenhsim.
n Cahn Expires Publishing Company
end q d Appleby. a. Asalsnsi VI CO..
Estate ~ = Z Bishop 80 and 20 ihe ~
lue inF dteefhfd property Boz hufa.
county, Texas, - WI
al Inst eeuaiu piefe pared of traei
~ hand lying and being situated in Nur
cea twintf irfns and being more So
iiouilflf dNsUfhed 81 ono Hundred Arres
HH the Mouth side ~ She Northwest one
quarter ~ section numbered unf Hun
dfai Eighty eight llssl, ani more paf
tifHlaflg afaeilhsd hY mrfH aHd h0uHds
~ Follows ig Nit Beginning ~ = poet
marked "fsT.T Hls4" Hl0fH Hinl fhs
enn4uun tufuff nu Atffiona M $50 iHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-13

iisgl-rif described A. ~ aus peg isH
iqiih sifif "A ~ aiIfhaeat NHi iepiiH
I'D a. VI -fthin nanisfr4 - HFiUl
mHfr particularly aaafiisf % maes tNt
i-Hfas Del tai'oas frNnN'ae ~ f1Hf
iuHfkfl u iyls la- ftr sHuflNfsf alf
aef "a 'tf nefiaa y oe qusrF I'd ~
srfii1n mimiaaff ae huatfed HtAff
e.4ht af fle g. T. Bl.hap fai0 Alto SOD
sisi.i1n ila t4a -fuftstst aHrnff vi toe
ffaft 'lcHe' Is .tb ilf lHf btaafa sff
tlons ~. Hpa i1l aafth srffHtsea liiI
a'lrffs s'ghttn iI~ niInuff stsf NHi
fHti To- the nafihasf tararf oi fiis
tract iheHei south a4fnty $50 lls a.
4ffrs forts go TAD minutes asi tliG
feet i4f tha peffhfssf riHfr rs tta
Tract f0na4i suith steHfnsH tagfas
eighteen fi-l mifuiss afsi rU faf -
"a poet marked h ~ fof co. .eufhes.f
oafnrr ri thisifraet flarra north .Fen.
tffNp ii2I degrees forts fs0 o. miu
uir- wet S0Hi frft o. thf psnf 0f is
rinnifw H1HialHnl aN aeffs ~ iaal. aHd
the entire eathur.f aaa lnftef af
ilpn Numbered 0n. hundred eighty eleht
'iH- apHfauihs i0H serve aHt NJ Co., 8
Z hl-hop raht At1 Subdivision if shown
bY map Df nltt lratn ss Nar 0i fhr
3 Z Bishop lah Alla Subdivision D.
Gated on hs i'alo Alto ani ra.o Ao0l.
NJ Ahaf1 Hngfai eftnif n tuae.s HNHE
tf iesas which map ass iul5 $3.50 boil
Che office of iha fnanff tiffk n tHf
~ ipuniy frtas sn one iHth daF a
nne a y lfls t1s rDii.d 90 Ross
page - insp neoria " Nu.ef lNln
tf. irmf e. .aA.sh mtp sni ~ RESORT
reference ia hfHeb, mti mnf f httf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-13
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nf virtue VI 500 aoler oi .tie s.nnd It
Co., Dtfk ui tht unirnl Court OK 500.
i-Hut irla. lw rh, sth lai.pd p..
ult ni lrnm rran a iudm.ns Boz aanea
Ste $3.50 900 ihr d-ta.t %. rsl tauft
ahuin ihr lama iust ,ommR, nl
Austin a paiaitu hni D O. rntor
lurrniHm n tuhH tp.m "uhh.nHi
ompar ani Nrd,hy l Hsirnu
Us tie isinf ui nHhDp un Dos ut
tnte eh0r.n ihU rAuetit efn,pt,d ni
defendant d rarur fsa STUN sol
lI iuD WITH Hnirrrai IHn ltr DID, lUiN
M far wir af Nf rfasnt pes tnnuu Co.,
rtitr 1883 ll aiai. ui .ut nnd Heunst
800 ai fho d,irn.suis HlHtD uaurJ n.
ishhshlHe and horfluaiuf ,rndof heu
fog iiw amount ~ ah judgement 0p thn
promises hereinafter diaU bsd ebob
.ai1 judgment wRH fFnird uu thr 10Th
dan ai january iHie
hatr ius laf laiod unan. and ull
nu tlD nfst lts3it u Nanh lH3N mt
ielng fhN tth Gas W ah month nt th.
Count HOUSE nonr iu th0 tltf at Nunus
thfat, tss. i1fhu. N 4,..,itl ,nu,.
rtu iH srIi GOO Daah iN tht tiuhfnt hii
tfr an thr rlrhr tll aud utufest ui
ihr sef.ndanft y q fasur s. tufDn
hHim u tnhn tAptrsa Publishing Com
paut sod Appl,hF as HaaIauce 0l
th. lstit. ut Bishop lud t0 tbr
hi'oa iua dr ithi pHr1N u Nurc.a
tmutN tsst iaNt
500 tht elWH rn fHul ,n,f
Ni WHd iAin. .Hl heu 'tHf.d n Na.
1lnnt, @ Hnd 'H mHt. pr
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-30
GERMANY.

Chas. Rosen and daughter, Helen,
returned home from Chicago last
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-30
PEASE,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanenburg went
to Friesland last Friday for a short
visit with relatives at that place, and
from there they went to Wisconsin to
visit Mrs. Hanenburg's parents.
Henry Hubers and Herman Vande
Reit were passengers to Princeton on
Tuesday. They are members of the
grand jury at the present term of
court.
Messrs. Fouquette and Halo Kiel
drove to Princeton Sunday afternoon.
They reported that automobiles were
being used at that place. Some diff
ference between the sand and clay. It
will be some time before automobiles
can be used here.
Mrs. A. j.. Jetsinga is on the sick
list and Tile Bouma is working at
their place. ..s~--.. .... .,-. ..--. -. ri
The creamery shipped 50 tubs of
butter this week. ~
= John DeRose-has purchased share
in the Woodward Brook Telephone
Co., and had the telephone installed on
Tuesday.
Lester Kempton was a passenger
to Princeton on Wednesday.
Henry Brink returned to Prinsburg
Tuesday after spending two months
with his parents here. He took
young horse back with him.
The new churn was installed in the
creamery last week and the butter
maker and helper wore a broad smile
the day they made the first churning
in it, =
Peter DeVries unloaded carload of
coal for the creamery on Wednesday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-30

43 friends Thursday evening in honor
or Harry Renback, who left Monday
for Leeds, N. D. Singing, music, and
games were the chief amusements of
the evening. A dainty luncheon was
served at midnight and the guests de-
parted at the wee hours of the morn
ing, declaring they had had a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Swan spent Sun
day at the H. G. Hanson home.
A number Of the school kids of dis
trict 33, South, took examinations on
Thursday and Friday.
Aldrich Carlson arrived home last
week from st. Paul, where he has
been attending business college.
Cora Hubbard has been on the sick
list the past week with the grippe.
Some thinks she's troubled with
heart failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson visited
at the Jacob jacobson home in Freer
on Wednesday. ~. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Nordstrom and
sons spent Sunday at the formers
home in haywood.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-30
Watch Child's Caugh.

Colds, running Of nose, continued
irritation of the mucous membrane if
neglected may mean Catarrh later.
Don't take the chances-do something
for your, child! Children will not take
every medicine, but they will take DR..
Kings New Discovery and without
bribing or teasing. Its a sweet pleas
ant Tar Syrup and so effective. Just
laxative enoughto eliminate the waste
poisons. Almost the first dose helps.
Always prepared, no mixing or fuss
ing. Just ask your druggist for DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t will safe
guard your child against serious all
ments resulting from colds.-Adv.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-30

Chas. Rosen and daughter, Helen,
returned home from Chicago last
week.
Clara Rosen spent Sunday at home.
Edward Helm came home from the
Northwestern hospital on Monday.
Anton and Flora Falk were pleas
ant callers at H. Heitman's on Sunday
ev ening
Mrs. E. Bockoven left last week for
Park Rapids to visit her sister, Mrs.
L. Larson, who is quite ill.
Mrs. Gust Manke and children WIS.,
tied on Sunday in Princeton with
Chas: Weeks and family.
Lillian Hannah and Martha Mil
brandt were Sunday guests at Ro-
sens.
VIM. Horstman is having some car
penter work don. Jim Moore is do
ing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schlesner
passed Sunday at VIM. Neumann's.
Misses Mildred Hoffman, Clara Bon
koWskl and Lillian Lundgren took the
state examination in the Gerth school
on Thursday and Friday.
Mesrs. Geo. and VIM. Schmidt and
daughter, Myrtle, went to Minneapolis
last week to attend the funeral Of the
formers sister. They returned on
Friday. .L-..-~. -
Mrs: Anton Falk, Mrs. H. Balfanz,
and Mrs: VIM. Bandmere were Sun
gay visitors with Mrs. Holthus and
family.
Helen Wilhelm and cousin went to
the cities on Saturday, returning on
Monday.
Miss Eva Sleeves is suffering with
an allment OF one Of her limbs. We
hope she will soon recover.
MRS: A. Falk and Mrs. H. Balfanz
spent Sunday Afternoon with Mrs. H.
Holthus.
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GLENDORADO.

The rain OF last Thursday was any
tnlng but pleasant for those who were
visiting. -, 49,
"A large crowd from here attended
day. :.
:. Those who were entertained at the
a: +. Carlson home last Sunday were
MISS MI Cora Hubbard, Harry Renbeck,
thomas IL Hubbard and John Rodine.
War talk and music was the evenings
entertainment.
Mrs. Hu1dah Hubbard entertained
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home SATURDAY.

home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Steadman and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steadman
and Mrs. Dell Pierson visited at F.
Towards week from Sunday.
Miss Maude Brown went to Sha-
kopee Saturday morning, and will re-
turn Monday morning.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leathers, Miss
Maude Brown and Mrs. Grin Hamil-
ton visited at the John Olson home on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alma Peterson visited at H.
Hunts on Monday afternoon.
Nelson King bought a fine team of
horses up north last week.
Mrs. O. A.. Hamilton and son re-
turned home Saturday after visiting
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The Aches of House Cleaning

The pain and soreness caused by
bruises, over-exertion and straining
during house cleaning time are
soothed away by Sloan's Liniment.
No need to suffer this agony. Just
apply Sloan's Liniment to the sore
spots, rub only a little. In a short
time the pain leaves, you rest COM
fortably and enjoy>a refreshing sleep.
One grateful user writes: 'Sloan's
Liniment is worth its weight in gold"
Keep bottle on hand, use it against
all Soreness, Neuralgia and Bruises.
Kills pain. 25c at your druggists.
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fewd avs with Mrs. Henry Hamil-

a feWd avs with Mrs. Henry Hamil-
ton.
Mr.. Weline is on the sick list with
rheumatism. We are glad to report
he is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Edmunds and
family left for the west Saturday.
During their stay here they made
many friends and it is with regret
that we see them 60, but we wish them
success in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leathers visited
at Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cartwright's in
Princeton Saturday.
We are sorry Mr.. Mathis, our mail
man, lost one of his horses.
Ed Perrault visited at the Jessie
Sleeves home Sunday afternoon.
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OPSTEAD.

Spring is at last coming after a
long and hard winter. ~-,
Oscar Haglund came home last Sat-
urday after a couple Of months alb
sence in Kansas City, where he took a
course in an automobile school,
Andrew Kalberg came home Satur-
day from business and pleasure trip
in Montana.
Rev. Borkquist held services Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday at the Bap-
fist church.
Peter Olson of Eastwood was in
this neighborhood on business a few
days this week.
Harry Elgren was an Isle visitor on
last Monday.
A creamery at Isle is now assured
and we hope it will be a success as
that will mean so much to so many
of US.
Mable Rockney and Arthur Sehlin
took state examination at Eastwood
last Thursday and Friday.
Quite a number from here attend
Malmo last Thursday.
at the north school Saturday even
ing, where an interesting program
was rendered, followed by lively de-
bate. The ladies upheld prepared
ness and the men opposed it. The lad
les won, being we'll prepared to defend
preparedness.
0: c. Anderson and family visited
at the Freer home last Sunday.
Peter Sehlin was an Isle visitor one
day this week.
Gust Haglund was appointed over
seer Of highways in this town by the
town board at their last meeting.
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THREE CORNERS.

The dance at Frank Smiths was
well attended and everyone reports a
fine time. ss. IL,
A farewell dance was given to Mr..
and Mrs. jim Edmunds on Tuesday ev-
ening. IL. =s
Will Lindquist was in this part Of
the country last week. He returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-24
CHANCES FOR PROMOTION
IN ARMY REORGANIZATION
Gen. Mills and Gen. Pershing Men
toned in Connection With Added
Ranks Effective July l.

A major general and five brigadier
generals of the line are to be added to
the army July /. in accordance with the
army reorganization act. Gen. A. L.
Mills, chief Of the militia division of the
War Department. and Gen. John ].
Pershing. commanding the punitive ex-
petition in Mexico. stand number one
and number two. respectively, in the
list of brigadiers, and it is accepted that
one of them will be advanced to the
higher grade.
Colonies Of the line are eligible for
appointment to the prospective vacan-
cies in brigade rank and there is con-
siderable speculation regarding the pos
sible selections The fact that Col.
Joseph L. Kuhn, United States military
attache at Berlin. has been assigned to
the Sd Regiment of Engineers, thereby
putting him on the eligible list, is taken
by some officers to mean that he Is to be
made a brigadier general Although
assigned to the new engineer regiment,
he has been ordered to remain on his
present station at Berlin until further
orders.