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terposcd another kid.
Eddie Fassett. 2s2s Boyiston ave.
~. doesn't like the monkey.
Eddie's mother. Mrs. Fred ]. Fas.
sett II one OF the women who
thinks the monkey much nicer
when chained in the basement.
She IL seconded by Mary y
Shelton. OF 290s Franklin ave. N.
and Mrs. G. w. Medium. OF 3S0s
broadway n.
Mrs. +. X Yost. 2e0s Franklin
ave. ~, objects to the monkey. too.
while Miss Franklin, who conducts
n kindergarten across the street
from the Kennedy home. IL said 10
he a staunch admirer OF Little
joe"
And so. while Little Joe" plays
on. unmlndful OF the mess he has
created. and both sides stick nm.
wavering In their trenches, Dep.
uty Prosecutor Palmer stands
awaiting the next step In his role
as mediator
And the next step is the building
OF the monkey house.
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THE SEATTLE STAR
PEACE
NOTE SOON TO
Be GIVEN OUT
nv ED l.. KEEN
j. p. Staff Correspondent

W otafN RVfftAHbn3'fih
LONDON, Dee. 3o.--Not only
will the alli,s answer TO Ger
rany's peace proposals clearly
set forth the principles for
which the entente nations are
fighting, but IL will contain a
general outline OF the terms on
which England and her alice
are willing 10 negotiate. II was
confidently expected here 20.
day.
The fact that the note would
iist terms TO be demanded Of
Germany was expected as . re-
suit OF an awakening Within the
last few days In England TO tho
fact that the German propa.
osnda In neutral nations must
be effectively answered.
Press and public alike unite In
the belief that the best possible an.
swer would be n comprehensive re-
affirmation of the allies aims and
n statement OF what tho allies re-
gard AZ necessary concessions from
their enemies as basis for even
talk OF peace.
Meanwhile Europcs interest cen.
tered IN Paris. where the note is to
be issued
Tho allies note has been com
piet.d The message will 20 for.
ward thru American. Swies and
Spanish diplomatic agents In Paris
within tho next fow DAYS. and its
text will be made public from Paris
before next Wednesday.
In England much Significance IN
with Germany's plea for
pear. was seen IN Gen. Haig's re
view OF the Somme battle. The
British commander summarized the
result OF the fighting with the state.
m.nt. The Somms battle has
placed beyond n doubt ths ability OF
the allies 10 gain those obJecin." re.
ferrinE 10 objects for which tho al.
lies are fighting.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE 1
MONKEY, "SMARTER
THAN CHILDREN" IS
CENTER OF Big ROW

won't let him hurt me, will you.
grandma"
Grandma Kennedy says the child
was bruised badly and that she
hasn't recovered from her fright
yet.
we have been afraid OF the
monkey and have asked the Whit.
ings TO get rid OF IT," said Mrs.
Kennedy "All OF our friends here
feel that the monkey should not be
allowed to run around loose. The
children are all afraid of Il.
"Of course we don't want to
cause any hard feelings here. but
we want our children to feel at
ease"
Monkey Pulls Her Ear
Mrs. Whiting, on the other hand,
says the monkey IL as harmless as
a kitten. In proof OF her conten.
ton, she allowed the little gray an
lmal TO crawl on her shoulder,
grasp the lobe OF her ear with a
small hand and heaye a big sigh.
1T is absurd" she said. that
any one should think that this
monkey could be dangerous. Some
OF the neighbors are nervous. that
Is all.
II have a society OF little chill.
dren known as the Band OF Mercy.
There are 200 children in this or.
Ranization, and they visit, that IL
they did up until the cold weather.
my house every week. They play
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with the monkey. and not once has
the monkey bitten single one. OF
course. he In mischievous. but II IL
all play. Now. why. after three
years, should people get Up In the
sir and insist We should dispose OF
him."
"A Regular Dear"
Mrs. G. G. Hughes. another neigh.
Dor. gays the monkey Is a regular
dear.
Why. | even open my windows"
she said. when ! see him, | open
the window so be can jump In lie
IS no bother, and cant under
stand the cause OF all this uprosr
at this time"
DIR. Whiting said he would com.
ply with the prosecutors wishes
and build monkey house. rather
Than dispose OF the animal.
Knows More Than Children
why. we would rather lose any
thing we've got than part with that
monkey" said the physician. In his
offices in the Cobb building,
where pictures Of Little Joe" are
On display.
He has got more sense than a
bunch OF children and is less harm
full"
The children themselves are
split In their attitude TOWARDS won
dering Little joe"
Approaching a number OF boys
playing near the Whiting residence,
they were asked II they knew Lit.
tie Joe"
In one voice. they said they did.
How do you like him." they
were asked.
"He is no good came back the
answer.
They were evidently children OF
the anti-'J.ittle Joe" faction.
Why, he bit my cousin VII.
Hard Ayrst,' pipod up little Bill
Ayrat.
Monkey bites are poison in.
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SAN DIEGO FAIR TO
CLOSE GATE MONDAY

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec 30.-When
the lights dim out on the Panama.
California international exposition
here. tomorrow ut midnight, Califor.
MIA will have established two dura-
ton records for worlds fairs.
The San Diego exposition has
been running exactly two years.
The exposition nj San Francisco. I'm
1915. lasted nine and a~half months.
or longer than any previous expo.
sition In this country.
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COUNTY HOSPITAL
JOB FOR DR.. MASON

Altho he refuses to discuss tho
prospects, DR.. J. Tate Mason n
likely to be offered the superinten
dency of the county hospital.
He's coroner now. but his term
expires with the end of the year.
The new county commissioner
will organize January 8. and each
ono liz said TO be favorable TO DIR
Mason. The doctor recently re
turned from a trip OF inspection
among Eastern hospitals. where be
attended surgical clinics,
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GERMANS HOLD
DEAD MANS HILL

BERLIN. via sayyilie. Doc. 30
German trcops yesterday repnlscd
severa. French attacks preceded BY
strong fire and launched against
positions on D~adman's hin held
by the Germans. today's official re-.
port asserted
Temporary increase of fire north.
scat OF Lille. on the Somme. and
especially on the north bank and
~ isolated ssctions Of the Alsnc
front with repeated repulse Of Brit.
tth aud French patrols. was detail.
ed IA today's official statement.
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KAISER APPROVES
WORK IN BELGIUM

AMSTERDAM. Dec 30.--Kaiser
William has sent n message Of sym.
pathy TO Gen. Won Kissing. governor
general Of Belgium. who Is seriously
III OF pneumonia at Brussels. nc.
cording to Berlin dispatches. In
the message the kaiser expresses
imperial satisfaction over Won Bis.
sings work in Belgium. and compli-
ments the governor general on his
Strong hand. far-sighted leader.
ship and success In keeping order
and Quiet"
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BRATNER HELD As
WITNESS IN CASE

Fred Rratner will not be prose-
cuted AS nm arson suspect. Assist.
ant Fire Marshal Neff said today.
but Is being held under 1900 bond
az witness. He was arrested
with A. Clay Palmer and Reamy
Myers December % In connection
with an alleged plot to burn the
house and furnishings at 2723 45th
ave. $.
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elTY WINS FIRST IN
STEAM BOND FIGHT

iThe city may issue $3.50 900 bonds
the steam auxiliary plant with
IT submitting. the proposition 10
te voters. acd ling to results OF
10 first legal bout in test lltiga-
EAey Bruce Shorts attempted
r~fhe action. Corporation
~ Caldwell demurred. and
a sustained Friday by Judge
zsiirey. Shorts will appeal to the
f1prerne court.
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the snares, pitfalls. temp
tations and traps that
await you.
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YOUTHFUL Wife
IOOTS HERSELF

J. II. Peterson was watching at
the bedside Of his 24-year-old wife
In Providence hospital Saturday as
she gradually lost strength from
the bullet wound In her breast, In
fIIcted when she tried to commit
eufcide late Friday.
They live at 626 Ellis ave.
Mrs. Peterson has been suffer
ing from nervous trouble. and
twice tried TO end her life during
*the last two years.
Peterson works at the Skinner
= Eddy shipbuilding yards.
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try should sever diplomatic rela-
lions with Germany.
The one instrument left to tho
president 10 avert this. officials con-
tended. Is TO bring about an end to
the hostilities
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War Threat Is Expected to
Bring Germany Into Line

The outlook for immediate sue
cess OF this undertaking Is admitted
TO be somewhat dubious. but abso-
lutte confidence Il held that two or
three months win 'sec the breaking
OF the dawn"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
snriitcr til &rissifncplaoieu.

s Sroufrig fMrbercOcr man Jig
Qllerc0c lut pou at mootogc Ocn
Strp11 uf 5urilter, lon1, loor Trc:
sen CIT Sang CT ojenoprrttc::, Dil be-
lpgc Be Stc0cr, bppr 81 blpoige
&on,pc III 6ur ruirt opcr to Mar,
Gircftioncrlc fnr 0t tore frol1fe
Surilt=O r9oriiatioler hur nctop /
oislc Gage bout in0nnoenoH Scott
fcryrccr mcD Mini)tcrer for pffeut:
liac Nrbej0er for at tuo Sop til al
poobcgDn0c Mrbcj0et for Oclule Sag
Jim lnull ol>lcr for oncror0cntlig BE-
tNbnil0sf1,lb.
Mon pclter iffc Blot oe mango
GfttllaOte - luonlfc roloo ira SC
III, f%jcn0tli9c Motioncr = lnul pil
frlllnlc for at fnulc pou sc 5te6er,
lpor ocres &jure fjUu1pcDe pg 6rnQ
0vrcs ltolte S1tf 90 furbt 6rc0
eli al Sc itorc @riger9ropc mellcnl
SunOrc0cr al unOrc ntjcl>0tc Solo
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s &an,p mes CIT &ilhfot.

Oct norite 8loo ~Mnoopoltell"
iortrllcr toloenoc oron1otiife &ilto=
tie i'm 2ofcten:
Mos1m>s @onlcn / Nougeu, lonl
CT &pltforl bos CT, al &pg0u1s
&oar0ejcre. gift fnrlcOru Morgell
poo Mrbejnc, bo hon iif ut ic @oor-
oens ltore @uSfot liQQe / Solboffen.
90 81 Doll CT eu ltor 9yrepe1, gift
bo1, ben o9 flappcbc Gpret. Mc1
6ette bnr0c '0onlcn life hopc gjort,
for &ottcn por or1gihct ri 81
ltorc @onfotte,. lrn ojoroe %olporli9
Stir.
0lonot Tricrue bar cg1ou CIT 1pur
@ilofot, og oennc hetrogteoc ooben.
6urt @anieus &enligbeo MOS sen
1|noe &ottefrofen mes Mistro on
SfinlDAc; tbi / Set inmmc @unlel,
lfuloc floppc &attcl1 fpr fjerbc @o>,o
lpro1A &ilofatten op poo hura
5fulocr ~ 6nriebe. 9erpoo beApno-
t. sen at bibc % rine al ollc &rrf=
ter. s ct Sat bonoc Sen rcpct bans
.Grpjc / Yjolter. SON CT en- lpur pN
ltprf @nrl; nte1 hon tiger, at Sat
ten bar Trpgtelia lturf % fUl. Der
uOlponot iiN en- roicubc &or1p mel
lem Sc IT, oN @onlel nloottc fnlnpe
for lit 2ip. &ottcn gjprbc 1o0le al.
porliqc Mugreb 90 piloc rinc Tj11c=
ne 1tb of IONS 6oneb, men nom for.
legtc at per9e liq ioo qoot lon1 INIT
li0t peo at foite liz nco poo Mor=
fen. Scr rltllcbe 6on ON 1l>co Sat
ten / 6abnen.
5oo fit @onlcl> 1je poo cit Gpj=
refplle, ser ltoo beb CT Sten 2
1900 Meter borte, og forl9gte at font
nc ber1e1t. Gnoelig lDffc0es Set
|&otten ipro1lg al % ajoroc fig fer:
Sig til nDt Mngreb; n1el1 / set lon1.
me greb &on1en &plleL og So iii
oen ct Slog at &anie,ts mngtigt
&ooben, ioo sen nilte6e @epibibc:
be11. ct NIT Slog fl,effcoe Mpg.
gent.
J Mcn 81 loo @onien rietig ful
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Norge. =
Sc norifc Minioner.

Nlooet 3ibeu5 5egu / &riltlanlo
ioreto0 oc1 /. 6ehra1ar 5. g., on
&riqen bopbe noret balponoet Mor>
CT Cpgjorclic oper> bpor nno'1ge L.
oi9c (unocr &rigeu tjcntc) Wllllo=
1ler ser nor blcbcl1 unbro1t / nnc
1Sortto0cuoer ellcr / StotS. pN &'om-
n1l1neohliootipncr. Me1ultotct blep
nritel1 Il Millioro &roller. Stati=
l1ilfe l(notrlegellcr, lom lioen blei
fcrctog,le al oubre, bite, at @elpbet
/ alt Talh life mr fnr ltnrt.
Gu / 5ou1lncr Dor ser jp purct
1pc$nlerct / 9>oroc / Sfibsnfticr lon1
olorig fpr, % nIi0ens TeNn" 9or
injcn .tnget liz Ior at nnoerl pge,
I:pur n1cget ser }on sen Mon0e fan
oi1tuges at here %onbro0t. Slo0et
l)olot li1 olcne til Muoneocrnc S11li
n9 Ml,olrlt, % set Mcln1tot, Set fom
til, er, at oi5ic IL Muoneber -
ines sc lpimlen0c Snn1,u9epriler -
CT Ser / Norgc luuvt ioobon 11oget
font 20 me 5fibsuftirle1lfohcr mes
rl lau1lct &apitol al pntrert 1870
Miuioncr SIT.
Mltioo / 2ebet al to Muo11ebcr
CT Ser hner 0o0 mbrogt 3 nnc
Millioncr Mrolcr / Sfihe! Sg fno},
CT ct ioooont Sclltub fpultituerrt,
1Sr nctS Nftier onlrttrs til Oberz
f1:rs = ITO, 12O, 1870 psf, ielr
ont Sfihcne cl6ruu life " obcrta9ne
jn, mooifc fuop bpgyct f0r0igc.
Jprppriot mellcr uIiocns Ie9rt"
at scr | SC uUul,tt to Mooleoer
fiffcrt CT unhroet nle9rt mere ems
100 Willir1!cr / SfihsioretoNen0cr.
Blahei hor / linc NereAnill9er 1>enl=
liA olene to9et @enlpn til Mttielel=
itobcrnc, mct uto siocn al Sem
CT Scr Tortsr0coericrne ~ Gntelt.
%rbeoerierllc, ion 0ifcnAigbcocu bp-
ret n1il,ore ont.
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M 0ntana Fremtidens Stat.

tie pan @grens Morf. Man penter +,
cglao, at Sc @jem1pe1lote lfol fore Sc
res Yonreren0e til sc @gnc, bnor
Sc. fompeoc Sc enoelgle, blo6ige
5fDttegropStampe, bnor bDert Trp
% bpcr @rpft gjemmer Minoet for
'oem; 31llin6er bill lenges efter at
gje,le DC lmoo, norofronlfe 2a'0s-
bper, bpor bbert S1s bar CIT lille
Gpitning, font Set foiteoc Strpnnne
!af BloD at erobrc.
Tor ale 6is1e pil man fra Tror1f=
rigs forifjelli9e Ggne arron9erc bill
lige 69llesture meb IGrlige Snrllt=
tcg. Dernnlt gjpr ma &eg>,ing poo
S%i,nbreber % Euiinoer of alminoe=
ligc 3urilter fra alle Sorocns CO.
ne, %. man filler nGppe for ltorc
Gorbeltninger, moan ma11 mel1er, at
Gurijterne bill FIRE en- 1ono @1>lo=
|ltrpn1 mo oDer De INT 1oo bGrgeoe
% r1bpintc G9ne og bringc ny Scl<
ltor,b tilboge til mo'1gt ct rulneret
|6obrifsbiltrift / set norolige 6ront=
ria. Me0 CT rr,10 Sum bor mo11
onllooet set 8elpb, 1on I1,riltcrne
pil FIRE til 6ronfrig, til ca. 800
Millioncr 6rancs on Moret / DC
|fpr1tc Mor otter &rigen.
st of sc fprlte forbcreoeroc Mr.
|bcjoer, 1uriltforeninger1c bill gao
i @ol1e me6, CT 6rebning al &rigs=
minbernc / ioo fri en- @ra0, lon1
set lo0er fig forcnc nco @jcnopbpg=
Gelle1 of sc poelagte 8Dcr. Sta~
ten bar tilloot 5o9e11s 2cbcre al
mulig 8ilton6.
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MislDffet @mneleri.

gn tDIf Stibsfoptojn-i &bro11o=
bjem foriegtc forleoen at 1toimugle
5 &olli me0 Ge6e0orer til fin So
/ &piflono. 5mugleriet bleb
opbaget, in6e1 &arer1,e TOM ON
@or6 / bans 9Th, % ban er MI
ihpmt Ct, @pbe poo 1000 &r. oa
for facet 8orerne fonfiifcrct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

@rrrcu (til fin oo1ulc, tro Sic
ner): Set npe Wiboel MOO reo
g2Ulc ipnes at bjelpe ligc ioo li0t
irm Sc jcN tioliaerc bor prppct.
SsSa, fare Muberslrn, loo foor III ncl
pS, loo goot vi fol1."
Sjencren: ~@pilfcn 5loAs Irplt
lfol jen togo iren?"
CMusprrD.
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6pab CT YemnD fun gjpre. Sen

!6pab GU 8emnp fun gjpre. Scr,
oil bri1,ge ct 8nbifob til Or. Yeter
6obruep & Sons So, 1916 80.
Sopne 'Npe., Chicago ST., n1co Nn=
mooning ont heres frie Nloo %
Eanlflet, bbilte pil gipc Deln Op-
.lDsninger ON en- 1impe1 @11smeoicin,
lom bar pGret til 8rug / oper ct
@un6reoe Mor % bor bra9t @elbrr=
beuS &eliignelie til Gl1iinoer al lpf=
felige Silent. Oct fan bore purot CT
bel Del for Dem. 5friD / 9u0.
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c. E. MILLER, eIendive, Montana.
Montana Farm Land,

Her er Betingeserne for Ell Livsmdning. Alt Land 81 shgende Verdi
Oct er bin1gt Montana, hvor den s@rste Afgr6de og bedse Kvaitet
at korn er aNet: Dyrket Land SIS til $5 p Acre. vi .avler so Bushels
Hvede, 80 Blu. Havre og enhver o. helst Sort tlsvarende Forhold~
hvor KImaet err bedst. sknv til os ON Oplysninger, Or Priserne og Be-
skrveser.
- M. J. WALSH CO., LIVINGSTON. MONTANA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

llo. M1le &(noernc nor / Gjulter, %
orrtil Dor bou forrcpet og forbiot
l,oo0c i Nnlt9tet % poo &en6er1c.
@on loo 1tb> 1om bout 6oboe b9ret
/ Motuille mes cit 6lof golc og full.
SC &nllingcr. @o,llen fplte fig lou
%mlprhonfct opcr belc &roppen, %
hon fu116c life orbei6c sen Sag.
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General Yam / 9}orge.

Gen fjcuh4c frorlte General 8ol'
mco Stu6 og 5ju1crc CT u,'fouunc1l
til &riltiallio ira Stocf6olm poo
Mcjle til 9ergu1.
Gcllcroler1 rcjltc il,cpOllitp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

Ingen bedre Farm for Kv@g- og Mejeribrug: 100 Acres bedste Jord-
alt "fenced'. 80 Acres dyrket, fin Gresgang med VandlSb og
stald (32x6o, "lean-to' u4x24) og 7 andre Udhuse og skur;
Br6nd med Vindmdlle; Teldon, r. F.. D., Hovedvej, n halv Mil til
skoe, 3 Mil til to skandinavisks K rker' Buukker og Andels@ehi s
Mil til Station n Little Falls, som er County Seat. Prs $50
pr. Acre paa code vikaar. Vii s@lge paa Grund at Alder.
GUST uNDGREN. LITTLE FALLS. MINI.
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.GODTKJOB FARM LAND,

In hlv Section, 1s Mile fra Glendive. ESQ Acres Peejord. 49,
Aces med Avl denne Season, ct godt 5 VarelsMs Illus, Stald, 2
Kornhder, Maskinhus, god Brand og Knde. Dase Forbedrnger er
vmrd So, 5000, og Farmer er ualmin deig bihg til $21 pr. Acre. 1000
kontant og ReAen kan betales aarng med en- Del at Auen, OF pnskes:
G. Q. HITCHCOCK. Glendive, Montana
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

Oct l,orltc 8loo ~Muoppoltell"
fortullcr fplgenoe oron1otiife @ilto:
RTE frn Qnfntcn.
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Miuncipta 2anb.

Wimnciuta 3anb.
100 9crcs. uouurtt vimpropcb. Is 9Ml ira Sarge; Mil til noo
9p nub @pUfplc. sit opoprfet. 5ort Mulb. Mt. inbbcgnct % 0At More;
fence potts" al Sern. @1s meo iii %ereler; to gobc 5tol6e; tort
vgronorn" % 5furc; en- 2mlD pn IL Mcrcs. SCOT &unb. Np &nbz
nMlc }l6norfut Torm, forrinIigt 9obolog. Scum $40, 400. 2ete @l=
for. &pperDe6! E2. Mcl6er9, 9ccrunub, 9finn.
Sen mc Scrnbmclulc gicnuru 2ac &a0n, Wuntana, CT TIT 0arontc=
ret. Gen iul hD0ocs npnc 5on,mcr. 9etc IT Montonos flpjc 2onb.
0pb, rig Soroblno, nof 9fon, aoot Sam. &nl 0bcrfoo. 90 goot Sill
act. GrfurNnn DIT. 80. SfrD til llnhcrtcNncbe.
Sans Nlen, 9eb Mina, Minn, core NJ Mncn 2ono Gm,ponp.
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ovERRIsLET FARM LAND TIL sALc,

LAS Acres Hovedditriktet af Galatin Daen, nmr code Dyer. 1000
crs dyrket To vandleb: skygge og skox Northern Pacifics Hoved~
por l9ber igjennem SAINT den Nationae Park-Landevej ogYeIowstone Spor.
fgrSdee: so Bn: Hvede og Bye 80 Bush. Hayre Gjennemsnit, 2 Tone
ange gSr Kreaturavl og Mejeridriet til e n god Fortjeneste. Pnsen $780,
r. Acre. Vii inddele ) Farme, hviBnskes Sknv pa Engesk.
A. 7. RUTLEDGE. BOHEMIAN. MONTANA. .
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Minnesota Farme.

Landsmand! Dersom De Snske1
opdyrkede Farme at 1ste Klasse !
Diet vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 800 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og sgd d.
kota, saa skriv idag, for Priserne
stiger, til n. Il. Nelson. Willmar
dinn.
Godt Land til Salgs j Central.
Minnesota, / Meeker og Kandiyoh3
Countyer, / gamle S~ettlementer nse1
Kirke, skoler og Mejerier. 0pdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre oe
h@jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele-
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The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-28

George Rhodes, of Hot Springs, who has been in the city for the past few days visiting relatives and friends will return to his home this evening on number six.
 The Garland Literature Society will entertain the Zeniths this even ing at Scott's Hall. A banquet will be given, visit to the Gem theater and other amusement provided. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Goodall ar rived today from Hot Springs and will probably make their home in this city with their son, J. w. Goodall, the hustlng agent of the Wells-Fargo Co. The elder Mr. Goodall recently suffered a fall in which he sustained severe injuries, but at present he is getting along nicely. We welcome these good people to Camden.-Bea- con- Herald, Camden.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-28
Telephone 294.
NINETEEN SIXTEEN CLUB.

The home of Miss Norma McMil- Ian was the setting of quite pretty social function Wednesday afternoon, at which time she charmingly enter tained the members of the Nineteen Sixteen Card Club and a number of invited guests. The card rooms wers tastefully decorated with pot plants roses and baskets of white narcissus and ferns. Five tables were arranged for the players and after series of interesting games of Five Hundred the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Cox ana Mrs. Buchanan, served delightful salad and ice course. Those enjoying Miss McMillian's hospitality were tns Misses Bradford, Moss, Mesdame' Buchanan, Cox, Doris, Smith, New ton, Stanton and members of tne Nineteen Sixteen Club.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

There are about forty delegates here attending the Sunday School In- stitute which opened at the First Methodist church this morning at 10 o'clock
 The opening address was delivered by Rev. Glenn Baker, of Little Rock, Field Secretary of State Sunday School work Rev Bakers address was full of information and very in- teresting. This was followed by an address by Mrs. Ferguson, also of Little Rock. The subject of this ad- dress was Elementary Sunday School Work"
 All visiting delegates have been assigned to their places and tonight Rev. M. N. Waldrip will deliver a lecture on Gods World and God S Word" This subject is one that will interest everyone and a cordial invi- tation is extended to all to be there and hear it.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-28

When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tt
 Coming, Gem Show, Geraldine Far Tar in "Carmen."
 The Nevada News, our weekly paper, is $1.00 per year.
 Violet Glycerine Soap has the true odor of fresh cut viOlets, 10c at Hes. terly Drug Store.
 Sorry to report the illness of Mas ter Hays Mum, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Sam E. Mum, and trust that he will soon recover.
 Another episode of "Stingaree" will be shown at the Gem this even ing. This series is thrilling and in- teresting. You will like it.
 For Sale, Trade or Rent-5-room house, splendid location. Nat Mar tin.
 Tanlac, splendid Tonic and sys- tenn purifier. Guaranteed to give satisfaction. $1.00, at Hesterly Drug Store.